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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
London Markets.

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rae tui b. Anerzsn AZ - - n - -. a. -.
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a. y - f II y i0 ~ - ts7ih-r frss of sJuf
some ar 4it -i~tei he uArkst r he small a.
c-s sos u e d-ts h1er l-s have h--n holm
~ = 49, Alc-a1s- - 49, Arefsn l1oat a. - O..
fiffff .l.r'r al e 81 frrt a. L ft.h clsaf-
nla IA re t-snras lerl dee
Lssed A.. PrEss su1sf havg aa % ne ,yt a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
Mensnre. Of Turcany.

At Florence. ON the 3otb ultino upon the of
the battle the Mincio being known demonstration
took place witch had mach the appearance of in
surrccuon TbeneNt day The following hlls were pre-
sentcd TO the Chamber l. immediate mobilization Of
ls0o0 men OF civic guard. 2 Requisiron OF horses
3 forced loan a. immediate departure Of civic
guard and the line t. The ff0nihr Phs took place
a. Leghorn on me same day The Governor announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
EGYPT.

The sultans irmsn declaring Mehemet All incapable
20 govern 10 consequent Of bic insanity aud recognz
ing brahim pacha ~ his successor hss 1een received
~ Alexandria aud he's been read in Council Il IL
believed that Mehenet Ali cannot possibly long survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FfRE.-On Saturday morning, about clock
nre broke out IN the carpenters shop Of Mr. Robert
Davis, Union-st and account OF the building being
composed Of wood, 10 consumed before efficient
measures could be taken subdue the flames nun.
Der Of valuable ssshes that saved from the fires
Friday morning were destroyed and also A quantity OF
hnished work that viii take the labor Of months to re.
place his Is the fourth time that the premises OF Mr.
Davis have takeu ire and there is doubt that all have
been the work Of an ineendsry, who has used this
means % accomplish his revenge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

GoURAuD's COSMETICS, Ac.--So, 70 know GoUsAvD
10 argue ones self unknown" He puts up with Cupid 40
the Graces al 81 Walkers near Broadway The met
inorphOsis melempsychosls described In Besuiy 40
the Beasr msy be real zed Al his establishment But et
not DO DR. GovRAUD injustice BY see ming 10 easgsefse
The sober truth Is that h. Iis1an MeUics7d Soap u -
best thing for the complexion and Tor removing erPo1s
the s2in We have tired and al he washes r.
sences, extracts, and other articles for the toilet are u "
very best quality Nosfs Sunday IimeS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

THINK oT THAT, LADIEs,-Some years ago eer.sin 81
pirc as in the habit Of CONTRIBUTING Oidndges BAN
Colmbia with mossses and water scented with berEs
unprncipied men now thnstlng into the nsfkei P
psraiion which usurps the " Phalons Chsnae'
Hair lnyigoraorn and may be composed " even NOR I
Iorous mater ais than molssses Those who have used
genaIne article who know its value, and DO not WISH ~
huni00g Red, ~ II the trIg for PadioSs n
nAule u ~ u. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

The WEALTH or HEALTH--Fosss COMPOUND Esrsci
oil Yellow DOCK and sarsapanls whose restorative yle
and specific action on tho system without parable 10
The history Of Medicine, ami alumseiy be The oDy
preparation used IN families for Purifying the blood .na
renOVsiing the system. The j. obyOus Is an en-
tract from the ~ most powerful Alternative sgeo, known
for eFadlestog from he system the origin and causes ~
disease mat spr from impure blood either bseafy 0
constitutional, and 10 that dsngerou. di.ess. eryspea
IS used VITA the most Astonishing The fapidy
win which his now celebrated Compound removes dv
Pepsis' rheumatism, dropsy pains SUDDEN continues
numhisg sensations 10 he head depression sps decay
Of energy and strength, sleepessnes- papanon q NJ
hesr spesns, eupuons the stin, constipation II NJ
bowels, &c &c Is unparalleled. Daily testimonials q %
snprecedenied eescy received and be- referred {"
Every bote Of the VITAL REsTOEER Is guaranteed TIE
nervous are maze vigorous, and hose sfenng from n
pared digestion imperfect development Of strength .
youth, completely restored
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by GEOgsE Foss
PhArnsceutist lss spriDgst door from SgBissBst
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, 6o9 Broadway
Cough Co. is Fuiion-st 2D5 Beecker-st and corne1
East Broadway and M.rket-st
Price 81 er bottle six bottles for o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

CHARGE CPoN the BED Bucs.-Mr ENASuEL LYoS Of
40 Broadway has become of the "hons Of the day
10 consequence Of hs successful practice among the
keOes, bed-bugs, cockToaohes, flies ants 1cDot forget
ng rats aud mice. Hls powders the thing The cent
ers neither help eating them nor dying when sey
have eaten hen suBA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

~ The best place in the city get good Boots Shoes
and Caters cheap, JosEss "A Ann H. near the Ma
scum His best French 81 50, second quality from -
-, Congress Boots from S. 50toS4 su2i lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

DnMoso-PosrEb GOLD Pass cold by B. H. Watson
Co - Wast wholesale retail a. reduced prices
God pens and gold and silver every variety The
celebrated RIcheicg" pens sold exclusively a. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
NORTHERN ITALY.

rbuted in the insurrecfons Of June which can rom
iussia. and that he has evidence 70 that effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

~ The AMERICAN Musical INSTITUTE opens
class Tor beginners at the Lyceum 563 Broadway, tomo
row Tuesday evening, at clock Terms for Gentlemen
two, and for Ladies dollar per quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
The Government Of Venice.

the next DAY 'hst the Ministry had resigned and that
the Chambers we're voting measures Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

NisL8s-AsToR PLAcE.-rne French Opera, strongly
cast is gwen here tonight. Those charming vocssts
Mons AMI Madasne lsborde take the cef aided
BY Mie' Peu and ala, Mons Mordsnn and Joan sef
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

PoLlcE. - Yesterday, a fellow named Viii
liam Clark. taken into custody on the charge
Of assaulting MS wife in a most brutal manner and
also for threatening 10 set IRE H. the house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

BRlEs But pERrINENr.-The Ner York Aibton,
the ably conducted organ OF Queen Victoria, published
in this civ in ts leading editorial OF Saturday last says
We will not add our mite OF r.dicule 10 all that has
been unspsringy heap,d upon The Trl6nns on ms oc
casion by the m0-t respectable portion OF the American
press some speak Of rs gullibity, and some Of Us
pious lraud-the latter having reference 70 the mohy
drawn from the pockets OF the labOring Irish by the
circulation Of this intelligence previously To pubic
meeting IN fartherance OF the cause
Spoken like sage Il IS certainly the most extra.
VACANT piece Of folly in the world to trouble the organ
Of Monarchy defend and ridcule people daring to
do such a wicked act as 10 establish Republic when
the aforesaid respectable journals prove themselves
such loyal subjects It would be ungratetul to take the
lob out OF their hands and monarches are MOTT Is
only Rrpnhlics that are-nngrateiul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

TItis SAID that MIR. POLK has concluded to
remove Hon B. F. BUTLER. from the Office OF L. : At
torney which he now holds under the Government
and that il would be rendered a distinguished lawyer
OF this City only the part he has taken in favor OF
extending sympathy to Ireland Another distinguished
lawyer and friend OF Ireland is now in Western Mary
land it is thought by advising with the President
perhaps against issuing the proclamation which was
threatened some time against the Irish movements
n this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

DEFERRED ARTicLEs.--We have an account ct
the meeting of the friends Of Ireland at Astoria,
ON Saturday night, in type. II has been crowded
our. bat " IN appear in our Evening Edition
letter OF our special Paris correspondent has also
been omitted, on account of the extent aud inter
est OF the Foreign News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
NOTICE
Ofsome importance 10 the Public.
LEARy & Co.'S

OF some importance 10 the Public
LEARy & Co.'S
MOLEsKIN SILK HATS.
OF the finest quality and the latest fashion embracing all the
most recent improvements aud uneNceed by any hereto.
fore produced will be- hencefouh sold Of
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for The manufacture Of
this article the increased sces enjoyed for procuring
from France and this market choicest necessary MA
teas, and the greatly extended sales anticipated by L.
Co. warrant them in afording the article above
LEARY 4 CO. Haters.
aus o. 3 aud AsOr House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

~ The Irish Directory meet to-day TO hold a
consultation ON Irish affairs They viii report what
they consider best be done ia the present emergency
70 the meeting in vluxhsll Garden this evening Let
the friends OF Ireland remain united Il msy be that
Ireland now. more than ever, wants our assistance
The arrest OF SMITH OBRrEN and the trial OF GAvAN
DUFFY may have reused the people to some daring acts
OF valor Messher. Dillon and Reilly may now be at
the head OF thousands the held and the streets OF
Dublin may be ringing with shouts over SMITH
OBRrNs rescue Theirs were darker days In our own
Revolution than Ireland had seen when the steamer
a,led IN the absence Of any advice from the Directory
we can only advise the friends OF Ireland 70 sahu nr
In union and IN earnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
Norfh Carolina.

The Raleigh Standard gives the following a.
the complete bui unofficial returns oil the re''n'
Election for Governor Of North Carolina
For CHARLES MANY. Whig ...---.------- 49,,
For David : Reid Loco -.-- --,,'.,-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

DRANAric.-lt is rumored that John b. Scott,
the Irsgedian Is about making arrangements with Mr.
u. H. Harris, proprietor Of the Assembly Rooms at
Montague Hall, for the of those apartments, In
order to give series Of shaksperian entertainments
osether with musical performances. combination OF
talent will assist him In the enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
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FALL FASHION HaTs-WARNocgs' 2o3 Broadway. are
prepared to offer for sale their Fall style Gen,emeus
Hats. We invite special attention the renewal
former exceedingly popular style Of cloth under bns than
which, we are persuaded nothing give gerers
satisfaction. WARNOCKS, Uaiiers,
amlb y "a BIDadMaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

DEATH Or VoLUSTEER--Yesterday the
friends Of young named John Heferman, az.
sembed 70 pay the last sad tokens Of esteem TO MS re-
mains he had just returned from Mexico. having on
his person the marks OF many hard fought battle field
He body mas been deposited in Greenwood Cemetery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

~ For the bes and mos. widely circulated newspapers
of the country, v PALMER 10 appointed The agent VIII
usemsnts arordog 10 AL e opportunity u adopungs s.
and ndcloas system Of adyenisinz Ose In tLe Tfbgne
Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

- We understand that letter has been re-
ceiycd from Mr. BANCROFT, our Minister in England,
giving strong to hope that before long salts
factory international Postage law will be established
with Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
" I.e.-.Ialnre .tnnis }. IoIIoN.

Seaae-whiss % LocoFocos - Wing maj .
Hyase Of Co1u0ns-Tie Wings, 30, Locos' ol' CIV
in. the Wings , maj in joint Ballot
The seat ofthe Wing senator from Orange County Is
contested
There is one vacancy in each branch Ct the me-"
legislature. occasoned by the death OF the Locofoco
Senator from Duphl Co.. and in the House OF Commons
By the death Of the member from the County OF Burke
who is Wing Al. = senator Is TO be CHOSEN ~
this Legislature 20 succeed Hon. GEo. ?. bADGEh'
Wbie whose term expires IN March next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

RE.APPOINTMENT. 1t is with great pleasure We
observe that Capt VIM Wiley has been again appoint
ed to perform the arduou duties of Captain Of the First
Ward by Alderman De Forest This appointment re-
fleets honor upon the Alderman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

~ The steam propeller Sarah Sands, Capt.
THOMPSON. which sailed from Liverpool on the 7th inst
arrived here yesterday afternoon, after passage OF
twenty DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

~ Hon. PATRICK w. ToNPKISs, the eloquent
member OF Congress from Mississippi with his family
is al the City Hotel We should ike e. hear Patrick
make speech Ireland the meeting this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.

1raylNG settled permanently in the SGuth, again
Il offer for sale my lands lying in the county "i
uraner-consisiing Of SEVEN fAR%S-siiIated, say
two miles fron Raccoon Ford the Rapid Ann river,
thirty from Fredericksburg, twenty from the Louisa
Railroad ans, ahrGL three from The projected line Oi tile
Frederic sshurg and Ene Ridge Railroad.
Four Of these farms have large proportion ui low
grounds of unusual breadth, each side 81 Mountain
run. These farms now IN inr order with heavy
Gnvrr pun them and well adapted IN ibr virginia
siaplps corn heat, and tobacco aud AFFORD abnn
dant materials for speedy, permanent and indefinite
nipr0 veinent having excellent vein OF limestone,
of easy access, running through Them me hrsi
farn--viz:
vidrd by new and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
portions of meadow, upland and woodland. The
dwelling house H. large thor >ughly and newly repair.
ed and painted and the uubulldinrs sufficient AMI
in good order. This farm is admirably adapted 10 Ill
ags grazing, being fine grass lana, ana We'll supplied
with water aud shade in every field.
THE WlNDER TRACT contains eco acres, next
above the Meadows. an Mountain r.a-its proportions
nl meadow, wood aud upland being nearly the same
II has 4 comfortable small tenement upnn il, 81.
THE BlRCHLAND TRACT contains also tao acres
a large proportion Of which is bottom Land, Noun
tain run Of The first quality for cra-so crops.
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains i6s acres,
aud is well propnriioned III s divls"ns al wood, low
and upland
and - about equally d"idfd INTO Wool ihu ueu
land.
BRAZlER contains 30 acres Of bottom land, neStt"
thr Meadows, ~ Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains 215 nrrer al tnb-r lihd
These Tracts situated ia Il healthy section oi
country and offer the first inducements u gentlemen
wishing desirable farms IN The upper Country
More particular information strcting Item WI lie
given BIZ ny brother jeremiah Morton, itIng near The
premises fully authorised 10 disr"s- 81 The pro.
perty Ills address Is Rarconn Ford, cnlr,prf county,
Va JACKSON MOTION.
a-y- The Richmond WING. Virginia firraii Washing
ton Union. and Winchester Republican "Iii copy once
wrrk ah- i-c"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27

,..u,v The Committee on the ConSlilutioa
AtcoIa'a!eed tina, immediately after the aoop1,on
s,'e 'ns,ilulion the Nali,n shall elect Ere
d she 90 ~, Assembly. In The meantime the AS,
STEM a ul continue TO exercise its tuncuons,a ana
xn'o, " organic laws which are necessary 10
N'moIrls The Constitution.
'@ n'' residential question was The prevail ng
Inc :, interest The general opinion is that
.uolt Nano,eon will succeed. The moderate
Leu ,s,sns. il is thought, will support General
ksp.S ;,na, The election will probably occur
Cass's ~ 18Th OF November, as the Constitution
a 1,,' !, acclaimed about The Isl proximo.
WINS VIENNA
F.. successful Revolution has broken out IN inns
- The Minister of War has been murdered
Ms body suspended 10 lamp post, and exposed
:, various indignilies.
!, ;nz All The military and the city were en-
I,sly in the hands of the people. A republic was
obtained, aud an alliance offensive ana deien-
20 made with Hungary.
The Provisional Government have issueu GU,
,,Is slaline thai all possible measures wouiu
aaon,sd ior he defence of The Fatherland
rss cro,;ons have been defeated in TWO en-
,:sments. .,pxcTc
| eaton is Hst with sales in favor OF buyers
.so;no had been done beyond The immediate
.. .'s II Inc trade. Sales for The week were III
shales. Upland 81 81; Orleans 81 81;
Island II a l6d according 10 quality.
:nvisiops.-There is no change 10 notice IN
f,,.dstnffs.-Wheat was in moderate demand
.,vions rates. Flour was dull and freely Of
y. Al a decline OF Cd per bbl In Corn there
y .onsiderable sales at last quotations, viz: 50
=, pei, per qr. Meal IT lbs per Dbl:
me Quoted prices OF Flour, Ac the previous
S. re declined-last sales Carolina 2ls.
ansols s5a S5}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
Fresh Supplies OF Goods.

Opposite the BansS, 1ian Street, Rlchm0'I&, va
Has ON hand md is receiving u large and ge-
neral assortment OF all the articles in his line oi
business, and he respectfully invites The attention
of the public To his Stock OF Goods, as Offering
every inducemeni 10 them TO purchase, on The
score of economy, ard the superior quality oil MS
materials.
Amongst his Stock Of Goods may be found The
following assortment, which ne VIII oileF 10 inc
public on the best terms.
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire Observation-Disclosures
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twisl Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist do
Do 90 40 common German do
Brass, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Dueing pocket, belland travelling Pistols
Seltcocking. single and six barrel revolving Pts
tolls
Gun, Rifle and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
Caps
Sportsmen's Liquor Flasks ami PocaetTumblcrs
English, American and Scotch GGnpuwder
Dog Calls. Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Hunlsmens Blowing Horns and Bugles
Wash Rods, Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and LeatherGun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials at all
kinds for Gun-Smilhs
REPAIRING, &c,
He is prepared to execute all kinds of Repair
ing, eXpeGiliousy in The neateSt and nOStdurabic
manner, and al such prices as will make lttoihe
interest of the public 10 favor him with their pat
ronage. september ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
Oct.. 1913.
NEW NOTES UPON
WOKC ESTER'S PIANOS.

READ. REdD'.
THE New York Commercial Advertiser oil Tue 80
i October, in describing the furniture IN the ne"
"Union Place Hotel" thus speaks
eve are told that the builder OF the mouse, Cor,ahu
Palmer, Esq. has aimed to have the best furnished no
tel in New York. That would demand great skill ana
TASTE others have conceived, and so tar as posspe,
carried out the purpose. But we may safely say
that the Union Place Hotel has Of the most elegant
aud best toned Pianos we have yet or heard u
Is one of Worcester's. Technically, IL Is FINISHED
ghouto-tbat Is the back as we'll as the 'front.' anu
ends are finished and with equal elegance and care
The Is perfectly pure deep, and SOIL as ne tone
can be- Compass and sweetness are most happily COM
bined; and justly exces the admiration alike ol anna
Ieurs and protested artists. 10 Its construction MI
Worcester has evidently sought TO excel even himself,
and has designed that this Piano should speak OF his
great skill TO all visitors at the hotel "
From the New York Evening Mirror Of the 4th NC
tober:
"WoRCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were admirng.
few days since, very magnificent looking rano
Forte in the elegant drawing room OF the URon race
Hotel, when, upon examination OF ITS INTERIOR we
were pleased to find that II from the mandatory
Of our friend WORCESTER, af 1877, Third Avenue. Mr.
In the last ten years, he had bought many as dozen
Piano Fortes CT Mr.. Worcester for himself and Iiends
and that all had given the most perfect satisactio-
We have oeR said and we take pleasure In repeathe
the truth, that MIR. WorceserS instruments are maue
upon honor, and equal TO any in the world
We are constantly supplied with full assortment OF
Woreesers choice Pianos, selected expressly Tor our
establishment, TO which invite the attention oil pro-
fessors amateurs and the public. Our prices ana Terms
will be found accommodating. an,,,
Oct II DRlNkEh & hOhhio'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

,,cuMOND MARK ETS. OCT. SO.
rnRaCCO-No change in prices since our
: We quote Jugs al 81 GO 10 SO; Leaf So
= according 10 quality; strictly fine manu-
..rariue kinds would bring better price-say
f 50 10 2 and 10
'rLOUR-S5 l2a. sales on Basin; in Store st
Ma, No transactions silce The news by The
Europa"
WHEAT-l05 ITO cents.
0ATS-30 cents per bushel.
cORN-5TA 60 cents.
CORN MEALS cents.
3ACON-Virginia hog round 7c.; Hams a
H.. Western Sides St SIC; Shoulders 5 SIC.
TsH-New Herrings IS. Shad Sc so Z.
F,aily Roe Herrinss Sc in barrels and 50 SO in
fraTTLE-BEEr: 81 25 IS, scale weigh,
Euus: "a a 7 90. MUTToNs: 81 SO 10 . 50
Il! as in quality. Hoes: 5 90, nett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
Nrand Concert

SPEC M. Il. TAYLOR
Il R;c,asoLLY announces 10 The citizens
i n. P,..l hattie will give a grand Con-
y ny, rA' nan Concert Hall, on Monday
|. a,si,,sl' WI. dO'h, en- which occasion he
|. " ply o y Mf. c. Mueller, Piano Forte;
vcc,l. os'sf' V'o'oncello: MIR. J. Dunder-
kt.,i. pasos.sNs -pAar |.
% Rso;, sal Variations on airs from az En-
Me- Grand Ducue for Piano and
eom,,, Mueller and Taylor.
Ecn."ssen- v,oloncello-Mr. Roster.
F.s,: y hnisht-Mr. Dunderdale.
MI, introducing The iavorie airs, "And
| Nj. Ta" S, aud Charlie is my darling
|haeu.,, s'lallons On themes from The Ooera
|eLle,"% Composed Tor The Piano Forte
Mr. Mueller. VIC
vioIos,'.,.,93a OF Kuoo 10 and sivori, 10y de-
areatsI.a' Mr. Roster.
Mr. performed with great applause
Poreb, n Concert,) composed for The
ballad ~ o'oehler-Mr. Mueller.
krdalr. me Beggar," by S. Love-Mr.
Ro>e If Producing the favorile air" Wis
hoison-Mu. mmer, composed for lheIfule
le-M, M de IT, Opera "Norma, by
At,o;,su, Mueller.
a tie Mo S oa'ts so cents each, 10 be OBJ
ctacer Is'c and Book Stores
!" Commence al halt pas, :
Ost. u