The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-20
LIfTaLn's LIvJsa AGE. No. a4I-1es cts

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No. 34I-I2h cts.
CONTENTS.
l. Horace and Tasso Edinburgh Reuis,e.
2. The Queen of Spades.-- Chambers Papers.
8. Amours Of Dean Swilt.-Ths Times.
q. Harriet Martineau and Mesmerism.-E Eastern
Counties Herald
3. Deborah's Diary concluded. - Shaype's Mag
| dzine
6. The Grave of Locke:-.4H.enatan.
7. 1icknor's Spanish Literature The Times.
PoEraY--The Broken Crucible; The Gold Kngj
The Grass Withereth; The Death of Infants.
SHORr Articles - Female Doctors Governor
John Jay; Peace Society; Fork.
New Books.
WAsHIseroN, 27th December, Is45
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MIR. WM. VINCENT WALLACE, composer
IVl to the imperial and royal theatres Of Vienna
aud London, has the honor to announce that he
will give Grand Concert of Vocal and lnstru-
mental Music, positively for one night only, at
Carusi's Saloon, on "Wednesday evening, Novem-
VINCENT WALLACE, pianist 10 the Duchess Of
Sutherland, and his sister, Madame WALLACE
BUSHELLE, pupil of Garcia, the celebrated mas
of MILE Jenny Lind, who will sing several of her
favorite arias and English ballads; which occa-
sion Mr. W allace viii perform some of his latest
compositions on the violin and piano forte, and
also grand Duo for two pianos, with Mrs. Wal
lace, which has created a great sensation in the
first musical circles in Europe.
PROGRAMME.
I
|. Duo-For the Violin and Piano Forte-on
Thomas from the Opera of VIM. Tell,
Mr.. and Madame w. V. Wallace.
2 Cayatina-F From 81 Puritani" Qui Ia
Madame Wallace Bushelle.
g. Prayer-From the Oratorio "Moses in
Egypt" Arranged for the Piano Forte,
by Observation-Disclosures. .Thalburg.
T. Ballad-"Scenes that are Brightest From
the Opera of "Alaratana" ComRosed
by. :........:....::.. V. Wallace
5. Fantastic dc Concert-For the Violin,
Airs from Bellini's Operas, 'La Strani-
era" and ala Sonnambula."
Composed and executed by w. V. Wallace.
/ 6. Grand duo de Bravoure-For two Pa
.os-On a Romance from the Opera Of
"LClair." Composed by w. V. Wal
lace. Executed by Madame Wallace
and the Author.
I. Air-From Handles oratorio Of the "Mes-
siah," tComlJrt ye my People.) Mad
anne Wallace Bushcle.
s. Fantaisie-on "Lucie iii 1ammermoor."
Madame Wallace .............,.... Prudent
9. Ballad-"Kathcen Mayourneen" Mad
anne Wallace Bushelle. Crouch.
10. Finale Brilliant Duet from the Opera Of
"Norna." Violin and Piano Mr. and
Madame w. V. Wallace.
Doors open at o'clock. Concert 10 commence
ut . precisely.
Tickets so cents; 10 be had at the music stores
and at the door the evening Of the Concert.
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