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md Of March s "f hereby informed Sa
Island. - ~ IL Ia a22 sw dyG3.wysr
PMgn,1. .rI Maa.ica q
above estbhment his sincere thanks to hi. friends
1sS s se he the III
des on that NJ exerton on the part of hm.cor
Rs svsry The ab Ss e
wass surped with the best the market Affords and charges
Nprh. isv,. ~ Monroe
IL Person; hereby lSrSi Trusting per
Of Buhweh Hut on aeesn Ss 81 ,s
schooner or on account Of the ca, tan o. owner Il
Bnshw,cl, Apnl 81 1913 ~ az az, T Iwssrc
TO PICKPOCKE s-A Pocket Book Diary for 1914 on.
a hs W.. cut from tho pocket 81 senriem,u ss,
evening ps'5 hs,ot5w.y here being nothing es
s hag sI ss te
PooR's EE1IEF:-The deserving. and uppf2'ydsd poor
.oaorTow the nsaa hou s.
sand e A S or
&c ! : - : u u. Az "
a GREAT BARGATN---A first raie Soda Fountain, with
ss Has b g nssa only last INQUIRE
deTignsd would inform friends and III, public gene
ANY ''' 'nes sU 1iS. l" .SSD ' TEA STORE
From 800 to sS Hudson street Grove street. directly
f 49, porte St Lukes Church. .i.. -.
And will open Sa urdy Morning. April 22d, with fresh
and choice Green and Black Teas loaf
yellow and brown Sugars; cd Java su aud ST. Domingo
hes. white Sperm oil and Cnde. and the best bnd. Of
witha neral assortment Of Groceries, which they offer
families ard boarding house keepers reasonable
quality of goods. 80 49,
Persons living distance who NAV wish to be supplied
from by leaving their names and residences will
called upon arIv twice week Mondays and Fdays
ORDERS and the goods delivered f.
ter. BARMONE & AGNEW,
1878 Hudson street, near Grove.
B-Goods any part Of the cityor the steamboats,
free Of expense. a22 ser
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GEORGE w. NEWCOMER,
MINIATURE PAINTER,
SAL BROADWAY.


North WEsT CORNER WHITE Street.
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited to call
examne the soer mems NJ the subscro a22 lmsI
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e.. Passengers Arrived. .'i Z
% CHARLEsroS-Brig Moon-Mr and Miss Gregory d Dock
cry, Stevens, Palmer. -f .f.I..' ..r.. : 80
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JVEBBs INVERTED CONE LAMPs.-If there Is a
w Csmphens lamp in exence tat really deserves the
.sn,on Of The public !, sM with he lTysIed cone move
ther heard Of snyh - the shape form Lamp
that completely embrace. all the points OF utility al les
this Ian We advise all who be IN want Of Lmss for
general business TO call him at the Philosophical
Howard street a223tsrc
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NJ A R Tim E H E RAJ LID,
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Geo. Washington. Mar. Is
U. States, BrItton, April |
Rochester, Woodhouse, Apr 5
England, Bartlett. April I
FROM PoRTsMoyTH.
Wellington, Chadwick, April |
Quebec, Hebard. April 10
FROM HAvRE.
Duchesse DO, leans, Mar. "a
Sully, Burro VS., April
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DOCTOR GLOVER Us one of the very few advertising
- physicns who has received regular ocal education.
He has couhned himself Office practice for the las four
teen years this city lie had the
men Of structures, and has OF thar kinl than
other phys this city Dr. g. makes his charges
dere to suit e tines aud of hi, patients He
puts dcne for the of species of the disease
81 with drec and giving symptoms
men and cure. OHee in No.2 Ann private entrance 4h
doo' from Museum. ..t...- a22ltsr
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puESos AvRrs Feb e0-In port Mason Barney, Scott for
NYork csys d rgo McNear dsg; Carolina last arr. SID
Itth Three Brothers, Salem; Commiss Smith, Boston,
bette Franks do; ilh La Plata, Barnard Philadelphia Eden
Havre. y
CossNHaesN, March i7Au Mexican. Deminv, Charleston
for Stett,n.
CALCUTTA Jan a2In port, franklin and Concorda, Dor,
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MRS. q. NEWCOMBE, Tobacconist, 2e7k Broadway
W. (sipn OF the High arde begs return her
70 ,h rublic for the liberal tronage extended her for
last thirtc-n stand would
intimate. that and after the list of N.Y. her Snuff e.tsb
buildings.
Continuity hand. and for safe above choice asa
ment OF Havana aud PrIncpe cigars; Smokcg Chewing
Tobacco Fancy fires. Snna ard Tobacco Boxes Cgsl
Cases, German and Chinese finder, SC. SC Az Ger
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cry, sai CHILDREN'S SPRING HATS, ~
LEARY " CO.'S STYLE. iioaa6l
"A LARGE assortment Of Boys and Children Tarleton
- Hats beauty For sale
stores, Nos and AstOr House. - III a32 3tsr
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Murrlei.

!. WTIAm AayooHA VI ~ luNL Nh !
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IA TO IET-Thr two.stoy Houses, No. ~ Green
M witch street No Oliver street. No. fe and ils ,pk
Of No. 49, Chatham and No. SO Beaen
with stable.
Also, avery pleasant Country Residence about MILES from
his city the side Of the Hudson low 10 good
tenaht. Apply 10 DYCKMAN,
fo 5,ssr .s..- 1879 Fulton " IA Bank q
70 FLOWEKS-1he most magnificent Greenhouse
TSFloweriug Plants Un,ted Stt,es bloc
Mr. Perry; q g, nhouse. Hepy street the South
Eerry BROOKLYN. The lads aud ot1rr
them. The superb Of the hpa White khod,
tendron, alone well worth going Inquire for
w. RUSSELL. Forist rs2J is7tsr
r. NEW YORK HiPPONA-The ceIebra'ed Trot.
I Airing Horse Cayuga Chief will be sold public auc-
x[-1 this establishment, Saturday, Anvil 22nd.
q. Of the astss trotters The turf Gentlemen
wishing purchase such horse for the turf will have
opportunity Of bargain Sale positive For further par
CoDDiNGTON & MoMANN, Prourie or..
AL Hsr IS and 81 Watt street.
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a LII NATIONS HOTEL. No. III Broadway, NJ 1t below
"A City HoteI-Table dBote from 10 till r. NJ. in the
peb Saloons Charge for Dinner The bill Fare
shall be surpassed by sbhmen in the city, Hand
somey furnished bedrooms be procured om TO 80
week, or 50 cents ner day, '-.l
y. B.-Private Dining Rooms for Parties, &C.
Ga the ground floor on Broadway or Thames
feet ordr and neatly orosmened for which die
charges reduced from 23 AN You ascend
marble stairs there find Dining Lodging
unqualed IN thus country for and There
is Billiard Salon. unvalIed for beauty well ted
and shtsa with four elsg,n tables, under
Michael Phan and Joseph White who we'll known As 90
lite and gentemanly persons in their vocation, kr.
6issr John COTTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

GOING TO EUKoPE.-Bishop Hughes, of this city,
embarks for Europe in a few weeks. The Rev.
Mr. Pax, formerly of Buffalo, accompanies him as
a conpa gmon du voyage and nguist The Bishop
will visit France, Germany and Italy, carrying with
him TO the Pope, full account of the proceedings
of the Provincial Council of Baltimore-and the
progress of Catholiciy in this mighty land. We
believe no Cardinal has ever been appointed from
Ameuca-who knows but Bishop Hughes may have
the first head to fit the red hiatt We nominate him
for the " emnence"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

PRoeREss OF FoURIERIsM.-The "Albany Argus"
is very busy publishing articles explaining the new
social system put forth by Brisbane, Greeley 81 Co.,
under the name OF " Fourierlsm." The Albany
Argus has been, OF late years, rather unfortunate
IN the present system Of society, and suppose it
would gladly escape from its troubles TO fine, COM
Portable "phalanx," with plenty OF spois and no
trouble in the harvest
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ster arrived from Long Island on Saturday evening,
at the Astor House, where also Mr. Gushing at pre-
sent remains. Mr.. Webster is expected to leave
for Boston either to-day or tomorrow.
Lady BagOt and family, five servants, Capt Ba-
got, and Capt. Colmondely, from Canada, arrived
on Saturday evening at the City Hotel. The re-
mains of Sir Charles Bagot are route of the canal,
and will shortly arrive.
We perceive amsng the numerous arrivals at
How ards, the names of Gov G. Paine, from Yer.
mont; Ex.Gov. Dickerson, Of New Jersey; Mrs.
Col. Churchill and daughter, and 1t. w. H. Chur-
chill, of the navy.
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NORTH River RAcNG.-We have received a
number OF letters from passengers on board the
Empire, and the Curtis Peck, complaining in no
measured terms of the danger and annoyance in.
cured by them in the racing of these boats. They
say that no one one board dares to go TO Sleep but
that all are constantly in the fear of being blown
up or sunk to the bottom All we can say is, that
If neither the owners the public authorities will
put stop to this racing, the travelling public must
patronise boats that do not race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

DECIDEDLY RicH-A wing paper in Ohio came
across Brough the singers name in concert card in
New York paper, and thinking it was Brough the
Auditor of Ohio, mounted him right off, and the
way poor Brough got singeing for giving concerts,
singing songs and ballads at the expense of the
State treasury and the tax payers of Ohio, twas a
caution to all office holders.
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AMERICAN MUsEuM.-Barnum is a great man
without doubt, if his great star, Tom Thumb, be
only small specimen of the genus homo. He, Bar.
company OF vocalists, known in their native coun-
try as the " Steyemark Family" They will appear
for the first time this evening", and sing va
rety of tros Duets and solos, in German and Eng.
lish, dressed in their national costume. These at
fractions in addition to the Model of Paris and the
Gipsey Girl, must fill the Museum this evening, or
we are no prophets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

BUssLINes.- There is considerable fermentation
d, this time among the office holders office seekers
and small politicians generally. This arises from
the expected visit of Captain Tyler, on the 10Th Of
June, on his way TO Bunker Hill There are most
singular, ridiculous and udicrous scenes exhibited
every day. We shall show them all up-trot them
out as Drlesbach does his lions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

U. >. BRIG Boxer sAFE.-This vessel was at Pen
sacola on the 10Th instant; consequently she
could not have been captured by pirates on the 18th
She was preparing for a cruise. There are pirates
lurking about the West India Islands, and we hote
the Boxer will overhaul some of them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

WHITE BLUE SrEM.- This is the name OF end
valuable species of wheat lately discovered and intro
duced into Lancaster county, Pc
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90 HEALTH AND LONGEvlTY-THE ONLY
happiness Of existence.-Man is a Eliminating animal-hs
exists only by reasoning upon his condition In state
OF nature he requires less attention his cond
tom and as civilization and luxury have increased,
has his bodily health diminished The poet should have
said-The proper study Of mankind is health As the
body becomes less liable to natural health artificial
NEEDLES rendered necessary to favour the system
to old age Thousands Of useless annually
nay, daily and hourly, paraded before the public,
the greatest for the of every disease under
the SUP: Pease and sons Compound Extract Of Hoar
tors by scores aid takes rank the first medicine of the
day, for the Of coughs colds hoaseness &C. The
testimonials certificates and letters from those who have
been benefited by it, unsolicited too would fill volume.
1t is only by the use and trial OF thing that its value
ascerained Taking this lguide it truly might be
lives ofhousands and of thousands from early
grave and gladdened the hearts Of parents children sis
ters and brothers. sold at As Division street. Co. ye
afflicted, and get relief,
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

10 No papers were received by the Southern
mail last night.
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THE BURNT LEXINGTON. "A part OF the burnt re-
mains OF this i-fated boat are now exhibiting at
Castle Garden.
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LATEAND IMPORTANT FROM PoRT AU PRINCE BY
the brig Fai rfied Capt Smith, which arrived last
night, we learn there has been reduction of duties
in all the ports the Island, of half the fol.
lowing articles Beef. pork, flour, rice, Goldfish,
lard, butter, mackerel, and herings, in the ports of
Port au Prince, Gonaives, Cape Hayden, Port au
Patt, Aux Cages, and the city of St. Domingo
The following articles are free-boards, planks,
scantlings, shingles, nails, tiles, tagging stone,
paints, locks, hinges, and all articles such as are
used in building houses Vessels are not permitted
to go to only one port on the Island, to dis
charge their cargoes, but can 60 to other ports to
take in their outward cargo. This took effect on
the 10TH
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20. GEN. TOM THUMB, HAVING ARRANGED
with the proprietor OF the Boston Museum will remain at
the American another week during which period MrBar
mum has, with his accustomed iberaty engaged the
best attractions, which lavish expenditure could fur
nsh The Model of Paris has been for another
week, and the new corps oil German vocalists three
with harp and guitar accompanimsns sing some Of the
choicest compositions Of the great of Europe
We can promise the public very gratifying series of
entertainments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

NAvAL.-The U. s. ship Marion, Com. w. M.
Armstrong commanding, arrived at Norfolk on
Friday, in seventeen days from St Thomas. She
has brought home all composing her crew, with a
single exception
The Marion has on board eleven men taken from
the ship Metoka, whom she has broush, home to be
tried for mutiny.
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1NO FIT S1efeI OK
Humble Life Temptations Resistedn-by William B.
English, Esq, author Of "Rosina Meadows" sc.
"The honor of a Maid is in her name
And no legacy is so rich as honesty"
The principal portion Of this Novel has its foundation
in real life The heroine young and beautiful femsc
possessing unsophisticated heart and a mind
rupted by the external influences Of the world She
thrown in the midst of trials and struggles with
poverty in all its worst ormsis bese with unbroken
train Of temptations and numerous She suffers
every privation enduring constant in the purity
OF righteous principles maintains through every trial
holy rectitude Of character and meets with the just
wards of virtue
The work will he elegantly printed entire new and
beautiful type and embellished with large and ORIGt
ed Artist,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

90 SIG. BLITZ. THE MIGHTY MAGICIAN, COM
mences an engagement might at Peales New York Mu
scum His fame established too firm basis to need
euogy from II is merely necessary to announce his
name to ensure crowded house. His Dance Of Dinner
Plates stands unequalled, as a specimen of digital
dexterty Mr. B. Breuwer the celebrated comic singer.
M. Ms Aaar the fascinating songsres,
the 0recian juggeress and La Petite Cerito the dan
seuse also appear combination talent unsurpassed
at any place OF amusement in the city ALL too for the
sum Of One Shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

90 CHAPTER OF AILlNGS.-A gentleman,
Mr.. r., of large possessions on the little Nanhaway
River living partly at Parkenburg, Va, was often in this
city, and many six years since procured from the
proprietor bottle OF Hays Lniment, and wonder
fully benefited with IT, and found II good for many
complaints that he has lived travelled without
since and urges its upon the afflicted He has
santly since procured from Comsock & Co. different
remedies and ASSERTS that he found one pro-
cured ofthat house to be rad ineffective Last Of all
he took bottles Of the Pain Extracting Save from c.
Co. One Of his workmen crushed his thumb and ano-
Their cat his foot noarly half of both i, the greatest dis
tres applied the Pain Extractor and relieved a.
most instantly, and continued in its and rapidly
cured He also procured the Oil Of Tannin his
harness and carriage tops and Hewe' Nerve and Bone
Lniment, for the rheumatism, &c.. and recommends il
warmly. This is the liberal story Of one CT the most
spectacle gentlemen any State and his name may be
had at 81 CORTLAND street that will convince all suffer
and cause them to keep all these articles hand.
Sold genuine in this city only at 81 Courtland street,
near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN TExAs.-According to
the late news from Texas, which we have publish
ed, there is at present a very strong probability Of
another revolution in this new republic. Commo-
dore Moore and Sam Houston seem to have be-
come hostile rivals; but the popular feeling sets so
strongly in favor of the former, that it is very posi-
BILE Houston may get kicked out OF Texas alto
gether There is little likelihood of Commodore
Moore being moested by any foreign power.
Sam Houston passing sentence of outlawry
against Commodore Moore, is something like
Martin Luther passing sentence of excommunica-
ton against the Catholic Church-not likely to pro-
duce much effect.
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CONCERTS THIS WEEK.-This evening is Sig. T.
Lacarcels concert, at Washington Hotel. Signor
Lacarcel is professor of the guitar from Spain. He
will be assisted by Mrs. Loder, Timm and Ernst.
Tomorrow eusning Mr. DemIster and the Misses
Cumming give concert at the Society Library
1t will be a rich entertainment, and the deserved
reputation of the performers must draw full house
There is perhaps no sweeer singer In the world than
Mr.. Dempster.
On Thursday erening Sig. Paggi gives his last and
only concert in America He isvery superior upon
the Oboe, Of which instrument he is professor. He
will be aided by Madame Sutton and other distn
guished performers.
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lsP- sUB,cRBERs changing their residence will please
notify this Office of Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
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90 THE POOR MANS PLASTER, made by Doctor
Sherman and sold for only III superior
to all others. gives such quick and decided relief in
rheumatism lumbago pain weakness the side breast
back any part of the body-ples falling of the womb
and all internal weakness that many hardly credit
the fact Persons that have been afflicted months and
years. have been cured by of Shermans Poor Mans
Plasters great is their popularity that many worth
less imators have attempted to palm of vile trash
in place of the genuine. Be you get tn genuine
Dr.. Shermsn's the back Of each plaster, with
full directions for usebuy unless il bears the stamp
of genuineness LOG Nassau st. is DR.. Sherman's Office.
Agens-2N Hudson 22l Blocker, 1873 Bowery, II East
Brohdway no. 273 and 45s Broadway and 1879 Fulton
Brooklyn.
Philadelphia Office, 80 Chestnut street; Albany, STAN
nix Hall Boston, g State street.
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COMMON CoUNon.-The new democratic Coun-
Gil meet this evening. Instead Of devoting all their
time to the appointment of corporation officers, will
they please to remember the shocking condition of
the streets, some of which have scarcely been
swept within the memory of the oldest inhabitants--
also the shameful and injurious waste of Croton wa
ter-also the Park pond-and don't forget that we
have had no police reform yet. Will Alderman
Purdy take off his coat and go to work1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

COMMERCIAL TREATEs.-We call the attention of
readers TO the "money article" in to-day's pa
per. 1t contains view Of the past and present COM
mercia relations of England and the United States
that will throw floods of light the proposed sys-
TEN of commercial treaties. The statement has
been compiled with great labor from the official
reports of both countries, and may be relied upon
for It's accuracy and comprehensiveness. Its con-
illusions, to every man of sense-every man OF bust
ness-are self-evident Here is new policy devised
and conceived, that will give, in time, the only per.
manent reliefto the States and the people, that may
ever be expected.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Nsw York. Monday, May 20. Is4s.
1s.r.,d I.,.rr.rv Depot.

All the and cheap literary publications OF the day
are for sale Wholesale and RETAIL at the HERALD OFyos
northwest corner OF Nassau and Fulton street
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REPORTING The folly of the Tribune in at
tempting TO compete with us in in reporting speech
es and its alsehood in seeking to defame our efforts
are beginning to be well understood. Almost every
respectable paper throughout the country selecs the
Heralds'' report of Mr.. Webster's speech for pub
lication, and gives us the due need of praise.
Among others, we find the following in the Ro-
chester Evening Post"
Mr.. WEssTERs SPEEcH-"NEw YoRK HERALp'p u.s. THE
"TRisuNE."-We publish below the reply Of the" New
York Herald" to certain statements Of the New York
Tribune" We had both reports our table at the
me and after careful comparison, decided giving
readers the Herald" report. 1t was the speaking
speech OF Daniel Webster. The" Tribune" repor;
very gentemanly good sort Of concern and doubtless
contained the substance OF what Mr. Webster stated
the language that fthe Tribune" reporter and
Mr.. Websters. We have been delighted too FIRE queny
by listening the great Daniel not to be able 10 form
some Judgment on the matter.
We could add many others, blu, this is sufficient
10 stamp the Fourier concern with folly and false.
hood, sufficient TO supply whole Fourier pbalanx
chock full with these qualities of the social sys
tem
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NIBLo's TnEATRE.-On Saturday night the per-
Torrance commenced with the. overture OF La
Muette de Portci," which was played in the most
finished style by the orchestra, calling forth the
loudest paudits from the audience. The curtain
then drew up to a drama vaudeville, in five acts
by Deunery, called "La Pere de Savoie, gu Ia
Grace de Dieu," in which Madame Matthew, NJ
Bernard, NJ Dessenville and Buscher (the first APP
pearance ofhe later,) sustained the principal parts
Mademoiselle Maria personated the heroine (Ma-
rie) with infinite grace and ma,peh6 We cannot
forbear mentioning again the acting of Madame
Matthew, as Madeaine, which fully bore out the
favorable opinion we have already expressed of that
lady.
This evening Madenoiselle Calv6, the sweet
songstress, will appear for the second time as Hen
riette, 10 L'Ambassadrce; and again do we expect
another crowded saloon TO hear the charming prma
donna ct the opera Francois Again will the un.
eqla'ed orchestra execute the delightful music of
Aubcr.
Mr.. Nlblo, by the engagement of Mademosee
Calve, evinces that his intentions TO give us an
opera, full and complete in every department, are
serious, and we hope that succession OF such
houses as last Friday, will reward his taste and ener
ge'ic endeavors to provide for the qualification OF
the public in general and the lovers of music IN
particular.