The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-04
The0tricals. &c.

Iua vocersul cour' ha 1t piu grand potter.
In alcuna maniera, nessun' ii puo veder'
ScnZa sentir nelF alma, Chi bruccia
Z senza sgridarsi " 10 t'amo, Euphrasia !"
Some OF the best musicians and singers in Boston,
concerts with tho accompaniment Of harmony band.
Miss Mary Taylor will sing at Mr.. Maeders Con-
cert in Boston, on Thursday evening.
Boston paper announces for performance cas-
you Like it." by James Sheridan Knowles II was gen.
orally supposed that Shakespeare was the author
It is stated that the floating theatre one of the ac-
tors was recently taken sea sick while performing
DR.. Bailey of the Cincinnati Herald. who is a man
OF genius and has quite passion for music says after
hearing Ole Bull We before imagined that
sounds The Eastern papers have been extravagant in
lauding this famous performer but the truth u.s. his violin
is enough to make any lover Of music cxtravagant"
The receipts Of Messrs. Ogden & Weekes. during
penses Of the very heavy about $50 900
per annum. Eighty horses forty three men, and thirty.
estimated to be- worth aSoS, &c. rhes
have been doing well during the past week in Phadcl
pha.
Literature, SC.
The LONDON LANCET, for April-Burgese Il
Strnger, New York.-This is certainly one of the
most valuable reprints in the United States whether
for the faculty in particular the public at large
10 the former, the lectures which il contains must
%h % Cannot ns ess so to s with
has an extensive and rapidly increasing circulation,
which it Justly merits.
:, The WAvEnLY NovEIs-Burgess & Stringer,
New York.-Six Wavery Novels, well printed for
30 cents; the whole in five volumes of $40 pages
tor ~ 30. In the name Of all that is cheap, what
next!
TEMPER AND Temperament, No. Judd 4 Tay-
lor: New York A new work, by Mrs. Ellis; pub
llshed IN numbers-the first part is entitled the
Managing Wife,"
ANCIENT EGYpT.-Judd Il Taylor: New York
Gllddon's interesting work for Is cents.
COpI.AyD'S n or pp
Nov Harper u Brothers: New York. This work
is universally regarded ono of the best and most
comprehensive works of its class before the public
every medical library. 1t is edited by Dr. Charles A.
Lee, and is issued in monthly numbers at fifty cents
each.
AYER,cAy Journal Of THE MEDlcA SCIENCES, for
Aprll:--Wiey ~ Putnam New York.-The most
valuable Quarterly in the faculty that is published.
SoLoN GRIND, OR THE THUNpERsrRucK HyrocRITE
burgess " Stringcr; New York.-A somewhat in
teresting and humorous work, Astounding with sa-
The CHRONICLES OF PiSEvr.LE, Burgess and
Strlnger, New York.-A very humorous work. BY
the author OF ''Major Joness Courtship"
The PRISONERS OF PERoTE, Burgess and Strngcr
New fork.--This is very interesting work, par
tcularly to those who take an interest in Texan
history and affairs
FLORENCE DE LACEY, Winchester, New York
An interesting novel, by the author Of "Abel Par
sons, Tale of the Great Fire"
SAINT PATRIcK's EvE.-Winchester. and IIarper
Brothers., New York.-Another interesting produc-
ton OF Charles Levers, for 81 cents.
The lMrRovIsAToRE, Harper, Brothers, NcwYork.
Inns Is the iitle OF a novel, translated from the
Danish Of Andersen, by MaryIIowit Just published
tor q shilling, as No.. 40 Of the Library of Select
Novels. very beautiful sketch prefixed to the
work, gives us an admirable life of the author.
GopEy's MAGAZINE, for May Cooley, Philadelphia.
CONTAINS two good plates, and one or two passabe
GRAmAMs MAGAZINE, for May: Graham Neu
fork.-Ihe best of the monthles in every respect.
New ORLEANS As | FouND IT. Harper Brothers.
New York This Is the title Of new original book,
Ius. pnolsnca. Is curious, and, whal, very en-
tertaing work. II IS chiefly made up Of tales. pro-
fessedly illustrating the leading features Of life in thai
strange city, as appeared 10 the writer of 1895 and
contains considerable statistical information, &c
:. The NEW YORK DrssEcron for April Sherwood
New fork-A useful work forthe faculty.
NEW DIRK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE for Nav: Lang
icy, New iork-A very able work-weu cor
CoLrMnAs MAGAZINE, for May: Post. New YorL
"A pretty well iu trtcd number
NEW Mt'sc-On, hundred Songs, original and
selected, by F. lvcs, Jr. has been just issued by II
The work is well got up, and the pieces are evident
~ The selection Of master This will he valuable
addition 10 the portfolio of musicians.
MEASSEss or A L,wnroRD--A r;ckcty bu;l, s,or,
near the foot Of Of Our Streets has been occuoic
since its erection in 1856, by IF our most rcspoc
table anctioncsrs, ut an cxorbtant rent. II seem
that on tho LIST day OF February last tn owner c.llc
to receive his rent, his species Of landlords AWAY
calling punctualy on quarter day., and in the co,Irs
Of conversation, not thinking $1,000 per annum sui
fcicnt intmatcd that he should want an advance
time, as they casually met, the landlord would osI
the tenant whether he had mnde up his mind for -,
advnncc, which ne always answered in the negative
NO Dill was placed on the store the s,,h.ten.n,
were accommodated with their offices i, ,hc cam,
rents they previously. paid, and thus the matte
On the first day Of May, at 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing letter was directed TO the tenants in sbstunc
stating, that unless they would agree to pay S2i0
from that date TO the LIST Of May, 1886 they must va
cate the premises by l2o'cock (wo hoursj and hanc
the keys to his agent! U.s. ~.
Comment IL unnecessary. The result was that
the tenant was "comered," and the OWNER not only
obtained his pound Of flesh but the blood with n