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Live War Horse Weighing 1900 lbs.

Borne aloft on the shoulders of his "6rare Con-
tinentais." amidst lhe martial strains of CAN
HAMS WEsr PoINT Military BAND, and grand
fen DE joie" from six FOUNDER on the shoulders
Of the Yankee Sampson of the Spectacle. Will
be exhibited in Evansville, Saturday Sept aOh-
ADMISSION Boxes 50 cents. Parquete. % cts
J. w WILDER,
epg-iIrA2t.v Agent
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PatrSniZe Home Manufactures.
600 DOZEN WOODEN HOSIERY.
T H. MAGHEe & CO. have Just received
d $50 dozen Ladies' gray mix'd NJ .rino Hose;
$50 do do black do do;
IS do Mems gray mixd 90 do;
IS do Misses do do do,
$50 do ChiIdrens's scarlet do do.
All made in Vanderburgh county. and warran-
ted equal if not superior to any brought from the
East. The large quantity of these hose sold
last year, gave such universal satisfaction and
wore so much better than those importe from
abr.,ad, induced US to encourage the maker to in
crease the quantity.
We now offer the largest stock of such articles
ever offered in Evansville, and al very low rates,
only by the dozen. Is pl2I
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CASH TORB

THE subscriber will in iu,ure sell for Cash
only. Persons wishing to buy for cash are
requested To call and he will give them great bar
gains. WILL An HUGHES
sep6-lw Corner Main and Second SIS
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CUNDRY New GOrds...
y IL cases Muslin de Ldine; sft III
do Cashmere; =
3UO piece. Felt Cloth, blue, drab and browns
3 casts Thibet Cloth, black and colofed;
300 gross Binding. worsted and silk
cases Alpaca, black and colored;
Q do Paper Cambrici 49,,
9 do Ginehan;
10 do Irish Linen;
$50 dozen Berlin Gloves;
10 pieces Silk Serge;
Received this day, and foi sale by.
JAS. Low & CO.,
aIg2I-daw Al. Main st. Louisville, Ky.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

IIAVlNG been appointed 10 the charge oil the
IL School in District No I, | will commence
ON Mo da nex, The 5th inst. in the Basement
Story of tn NJ .tholi-i Church.
TRIMS Two dollars and fifty cents per qu7r-
ter OF IL weeks; lwo-Ihirds of which will BE- paid
by the SchoC Fund. {, is desirable that those
desiring TO attend should commence at the be-
ginning of the Quarter.
sep9-5id DANIEL CHU lie.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

A CARD.-The undersigned has received an
hextension of his lease on ihePAVlLlON HO-
TEL premises, for term of years. Large I'M
provemen;s and additions will be Immediately
made, which will enable the Proprietor to &C
eommodaie his guests in the most comfortable and
happy manner If experience diligence and en-
ergy will accom- pIish il the PAVILION HOTEL
shall rank among the very hest in the Union.
c. X. DREW, Proprietor.
Evansville, Sept. 13.-3ts
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SUNDRIES.

JUST reed per steamer Ammonia 100 doz
y Mems, Boys and Youths Caps. OF Fur. Silk
Plush, W DOL Plush. Mohair, C.olhs and Velvet,
OF the latest styles, from 81 to = "A per doztn
100 pieces Flannels white and &C lored
10 90 Muslin de Lain, of all qualities anu
prices.
100 do Ginghams, various brands:
300 Shawls for tall and winter wear. all kinds;
999 Yankee notions fresh from Boston
sep5 JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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SPALDlNG. ROGERS s VAN ORDEN'S
!,
Equestrian, Dramatic and
Geological.
Circus, Theatre and Mendgerie!

GRAND ripple combina-
lion, BASED upon the NosrH
AMsRIcaN CiRcus. under the
joint supervision of Mr.. SroNE.
senior Proprietor of SroNs &
VI. Co.LUM's CIRCUS; and in
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EVANSVILLE CARPET STORE.
lust received large assortment of rhree-pIy,
y two-ply ingram and cotton chain Carpets, OF
the newest patterns. Also, a large lot of floor
Oil Cloths, ofthe various widths, for sale al the
lowest rates by BARNES g. COLBURN.
sep5
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nAMASKS +. kCUKrAINS.-Jusi reed. an
- elegant lot of worsled Damasks for curtains
also cotton Damasks, Of various coIors, at
sep6 BARNES & COLBURNS
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JAMES Low e. Co.,
al Main street;

OUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
ID ESPECTFuLLY inform purchasers Of Goods
II that they have now on hand one Of the most
complete stocks of 4 RY GOODS to be found IN
the Western Country.
Their purchases are made exclusively for cssh,;
and their motto is-sma pr, fits and quick retnrns.
They solicit az examination OF their stock from
all purchasers OF goods in this market.
mhStf
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na. 80 called, Dan RicE's CIRcus with the most
distinguished Native and Foreign Male and Fee
male performers.
LIE JEUNE BURTE, the greatest living
Trick Rider. from Franconis. Paris;
w. B. CARROLL the worlds only Two
Horse Riier:
THE GREAT STONE of Fame ceva; with
the extent Oft county;
MADAME GULIEME CAROLIE. the beau
tiful Eqvestrienne;
MADAME LAKE The great Creole Gymnast
AMI OR scent Wire Equllibrist;
Nj IS NARY Carroll, the exquisite Dan
seuse and Equesuienne. 40.
JOHN SMITH The renowned Ethiopian Dein-
Gator;
TOM GREvEN, the unrivaled Grand Gym
nast
BILL LAKE, the celebrated Shaksperian Jes-
ter;
SAM WELLER, the famous Portuguese
Trick Clown;
JAMES ROBINSON, the Modern Hercules
and Yankee Sampson.
Mesdames Perry, Dickinson, Farneuse, &C.,
&c.
Messrs. Shay, Rossten, Logan, Johnson Wal
tiers, &C.. &c. ........-
rhole troop (the largest in the United States, }
of Trained Performing, War Horses. and
LILLIPU7TAN TRICK PONIES,
More han brute and little less than human.
THE LION QUEEN MARIE, only years
old, with her faithful dog FL iele entering Leop-
ards Dem in fulhmen,. of The words OF tn
Prophet ISAIAH: 1.-The Leopard shall lie down
with he Kid and little child shall lead them. "
And an
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no Cash PURCHASERS OF DRY
\ GOODS
UOyTR attention is iuvi ed stock of Sta
III pie and Fancy Dry Goods, which is one of the
Iarssst and best assorted in the United Staies.
6oxgA< for CASH and to short time and
cas6 purchasers we sell such prices that will DEFY
competition from al quarters.
- JAS. Low & CO.,
/ augls Al Main ST., Louisville, Ky
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ROOTS & sHOEs.-Alare

III, BOOTS & SHOES.-A large pfls
stock and general variety on hand, ~
: -. suitable to- the fall trade, selecte,
from the best assortment in the Eastern ma: ket.
Mems cali, kip and coarse Coots; ttsft
Boys do do do;
Youths calf,do do;
Childrens'do do do;
Mems calf kip, split, zeal and coarse Brogans;
Boys do 60 and coarse Brogans;
You'hs'do do do; -aa
Ladies' do do split and goat pegged Boots;
do do and goat pegged Buskins;
do do do sewei Boots and Buskin.;
do Fren morocco and kid sewed do;
M sses' calf. kip. split and eoat pegged Bouts;
Children's calf kip, q AIMED e. pegsed lace Boots:
18th numerous other varieties, On large assert.
ment oil extra sizes of the above varieties for sale
by f q. WEBSTER g. CO,
sep3-tf Corner 5th and Lodge SITS, Chit.
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ENTIRE DRAMATIC CORPS,
Embracing Actors and Actresses of acknowedg
ed talent. producing eve night the great pair
cite Melo Drama entitled
Old Put aud Mad Anthony Wayne,
THE SPIRIT OF '76.

Astounding with revolutionary incidents, re
viving proud "reminiscences exciting patriotic
emotions replete with startling equestrian feats,
introducing prominent Heroes of the times thai.
tried mems souls" The Father Of his Country,
GENERALS PUrNAN and WaYNE, LORD Corn
WALLIS, Continentsl and British Soldiers, lndi-
ans, Yankee Girls Fed on by KATE PUrNAM, and
concluding with the most thrilling tableaux ever
Witnessed, GENT. GEORGE WASHINGTON,
rnounted on a
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned having this day disposed of
] his interest in tie Commission and Forward
ing business ofO'Riley n MITCHELL in this city. to
Mr. John Mitchell, takes this occasion Of ten
dsrng his thanks to the many friends of the hou ,e
Tor their patronage extended 10 said firm; and at
the same time solicit a continuance If their bust
ness To the New Firm ofU'Riiey & Mitchell, " hom
h. cheeriully recommends believing they will
give entire satisfactron-having long and extern.
sive experience In that business.
sepJ II JOHN MITCHELL,
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4 EATiER.-
IL 10 dog Philadephia Hips;
25doz do Caliskins;
81 doz do Go glazed & goat do;
IS doz d, and French Morocco;
30 doz Madr do Co;
% d"x Curacoa W adras e. s American Kids;
Is d,z p ime French Patenr Leather;
l0d,z Cape Bindings;
20 doz fancy Roans;
20 dog C lned Morocco All lu:t received and
tor sale low by T.. & WEBSIi II & Co.,
sep2 Corner 5th& Lodge sts., Cia'u,
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HOUSE WANTED.

DAY STATE LONG receiv-
- ed, large assortment of every size and
quality, and OF the newest patterns, which we
will sci. OF very low prices
sep5 BARNES e. COLRURN.
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LOUlSVII.LEA DVER'MTS.

CLAGETT, JcHNsoN q CO.
Louisville, Ky.s uVs0eososs
"A WHOLESALE DEALERS AND iMPoafEnD -
* OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY, FANCY, c1S
- ,NDvARIErY GOODS IN GENERAL, "
42l sostA side IF Masn street, betUess 81
F,tfA and S,ztA .7f s1a.
TINE subscribers are now receiving and will
i shortly be in receipt Of their fall iuiporsations
embracing the newest styles and latest patterns Of
German and American foc,ories, msk kline their a..
sortment large and complete, imported direct, end
offered to the trade on The moot literal terms.
Country merchants will find il greatly to their Ia.
tsiest to call, examine our sock sno ss,s 0et
either in this or Eastern cities. 1.stHo nj
jy3O CLAGETT. JOHNSON & co.
N. B-Usual credit to prompt men when prepoe.
ly vvuehed for SIS 3 fi - ~
= aTLiberal d,scoun, to cash bdyefr.cs = rsas
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REGULAR PACKETS.
REGULAR LOUusvuLLE AND EVANS
WILL PACKET.

REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND EVANS.
VII LIE PACKET.
~ = The fine. substantial and fast steam
kffiS6 er, ANNE LINNINGTON,
CAPr HAMILTON will run as a regular packet
during the season. Leaves Louisville ever,
Tuesday and Friday. Returning, leaves Ev
ansville every Wednesday, and Saturday even
ings, at o'clock p. NJ.
For flelght or passengers, apply on board or TO
je26tf O'R1LEY g. MITCHELL. Agents
Evansville and Wabash River Packet.
IT, - The fast running and substantial
steamer OLIVE, CAPT. T. ]. Hor-
TON master, will run as regular packet in the
above trade For freight or passage. having su-
perior accommodations, apply on board or to
apes 3m O'RILEY g. MITCHELL, Agr's.
LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS PACKET
- 80.
Regular sunday Packet from Evansville.
The steauer SCHUYLKlI L, Johnson Rudd.
muster, will leave Evansville tor - Louis every
Sunday mo ming: arriving at - cuis on Monday
night to connect with steamer New England No
2 Tor Upper Mississippi steamer Connecticut for III
linois river and steamer I'll Paso tor Mis- .uuri river
--allIeaving on Tuesday morning. On her return,
she will leave Evansville Tor Louisville every
Thursday morning.
Every attention to passengers will be given by
the officers OF the Schuykill.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
apis diff TAYLOR & HARVEY, Agents.
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SHOE LACEs AND GALIooNs.-
~ 200 gross Lac OF every style and variety;
300 pieces 81 k and mon string Ribbon;
iOO gross Hack silk Galloon;
100 do do union do;
o do do Maybe Galloon;
1C0 do colored do;
So lbs Nos. 3, 10 and l2 Shoe Thread:
80 doz men and wouen's Cork So es;
40 sets prime Philadelphia Lasts;
90 gross Bot W ebs;
With Ia rge and superior stock OF black ond col.
ored English and French Lastngs and Italian
Cloths, all for sale low at
T.. G. WEBSTER g. Co.'S,
sep3 Corner 5ih & Lodge sts., Cin'li, O.
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d 1CTI DRESS GOODS.-A large lot of very
IL elegant printed Cashmeres and de LANES,
Jail WOOL just received and for sale low by
sep5 BARNES g. COLBURN
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DONNETS and RIBBONS. 80 doz Silk sat-
ID in, Velvet Florence brand, English Straw.
Chip and Mourning Bonnets Also, 25 boxes
Bonnet, Cap anu Taffeta Ribbons at reduced
rates. (sep4) JOHNSON s. FRENCH
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
Il States from the lst day of March, 1851, to the
seth Of June, 1852, inclusive, in OHIO, will be
ceived at the Contract Office of the Post Office De-
partment, in the city of Washington, until "A M.
Of the 18th day of February, 1851, Go be decided
by the goth day of February, 1851 on the routes
and in the manner and time herein specified, viz:
20s9 From GAINESVILLE, by Putnam, White Cottage
Fuitonham, Sego, Somerset, Rushville,
West Rushville, Lancaster, Clear Creek
Tarlton, Leistville, Kingston, Chilicothc,
Bonneville, Bainbridge, Rainsboro', Dali
las, Hillsboro' New Market, Sugar Tree
Ridge, Scott, Eckmansville, Bentonville,
Bradyville, and Aberdeen;
To Maysvile, Kentucky, l55 miles, and bacls
daily;
Leave GAINESVILLE daily, after arrival of east
mail, say at p. M, arrive at Mays
vile next days by r. M.
Leave MaysviIe daily at A. NJ, arrive Mt
GAINESVILLE next days by p. nj.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guar
antcc, signed by one more responsible persons,
in the following manner, viz:
''The undersigned -- guaranty that -,
if his bid for carrying the mail from - to -
be accepted by the Postmaster General. shall enter
into obligation prior to the first day of March
merit, with good and sufficient sureties to perform
the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF
postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, that
the guarantors are men Of property and able to
mike good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for route No. -
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from COM
bination, and the terms and conditions on which
the contract is to be made, see the last annual adj
vertisement. N X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEpARrMEsr, Jan. a 1851
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U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

1k For HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS,
FN0EBs and CHAGRES. Through tickets
for San Francisco at reduced rates.
Chagres passengers transferred ut Havana to a
first class steamship.
On Saturday, January 25th, at o'clock P. nj.
the splendid double engine steamship
OHIO,
5000 tons burden, Jas. Findley Schenck, Com
mander, will sail precisely at o'clock, P. NJ,
from her pier at the foot of Warren street, North
river, with the Government mails, direct for Ha-
vana, New Orleans, and Chagres.
Freight taken to New Orleans at the usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight to Havana
Shippers packages containing jewelry. gold or
silver ware, or any articles commonly known as
valuables. must specify the value of the shipment
in their bills of lading, or the Company will not
be responsible for any losses on valuable merchan
disc shipped without such specification.
For passage, or freight, apply to
M. o. ROBERTS,
Jan l5-t25 II West st. cor of Warren, NY.
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VIRGINIA LEorsLATuRE.-In the House of Dele
gates, on Saturday various resolutions and petit
tions usual, were offered. Resolutions express
ing Virginia's acquiesccnce in the Compromise,
and expressive Of her devotion to the Union, but
determination that the Fugitive Slave bill shall
stand unaltcred; and instr,icfing Senators and
requesting Representatives to act in accordance
with these resolutions, were offered, and their
adoption advocated, in able and patriotic effort,
by Mr.. Boiling, of Cumberland. A motion.to lay
on the table and print was superseded by motion
to postpone indefinitely. On this the yeas and
nays were ordered, and the motion failed This
vote was rcconsidcred, on motion of Mr.. johnson,
Of Taylor, and on reconsideration the resolutions
were indefinitely postponed, by majority of one
vote. communication from tho Executive of
South Carolina the eubject Of the late action Of
that State WAS communicated to the House, and
laid on the table 1t is thought, eventually, the
resolutions will pass.-Aieg. Gazette, 2lsI
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List or Patents

Issusd from the United States Patent Office for tn.
meek ending January 81, 1851. and bearing doft
January 81, 1851.
Andrew W. Thompson. Of Philadelphia. Pa
For improved Propeller.
Jacob Scheitiin, OF Louisville, Ky.-For i'm
provement in Brick Presses.
George Fl. Thatcher, of Albany, NJ Y.-For i'm
provement in Stoves.
Edward T. Parker, of Berkeley, Ala.-For i'm
provement in Convertible Plow Stock.
Charles Starr, Of New York, N. Y.-For inn
prove,ucnt in tools for Enclosing Backs Of Books.
A. A. Wilder, of Detroit, Mch.-For improved
Lee way Indicator.
Daniel Wilson, jr., Of North Chelmsford, Mass.
assgner to ID. Wilson, jr., II. M Bird OF North
Chelmsford aforesaid.-For Horse shoe Nail Ma
chine.
Designs.
Joseph G. Lamb, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.--For de-
sign for Stoves.
8. w, Gibbs, of Albany, N. Y, assignor to
North, Harrison Co., of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
design for Stoves. Dated January 81, 1851; ante
dated December 81, 1850.
Samuel W. Gibbs, of Albany, N. ", assiguor TO
Ira Jaeger, WIN. h. Trcadwefl 4 John =. Perry, Of
Albany aforesaid. Fer design for Cooking Stoves.
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DISCONTINUED.
Strait Creek, Brown county, Ohio.
Gallatin, Allen county, Ohio.
Taylor, Richland county, Ohio.
North Ridge, Hancock county, Ohio.
Sterrett's Gap, Cumberland county, Pennsyl-
vania.
Farmvillc, Pitt county. North Carolina.
Cypress, Bossier parish, Louisiana.
NAMES CHANGED.
Woodvc, Laurens district, South Carolina
name changed to Palmetto
Oldham, Crittendcn county, Arkansas--namc
changed to "Greenock."
Do Bastrop, Drew county, Arkansas-namc
changed to "Holly Point
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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPS.
Posr OrrIcE DEpAnrmrNr.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart ment
Il until the 4th day of March next for furnisbing
samps for the use of the post Offices in the United
States Tor Jour years from the first day of April
next. when ordered by the Department, of the fol-
| lowing descriptions, viz
The name of the Office and State in circular form
cut from solid block of hardened steel, and made
in such manner to admit of letters and figures 10
designate the month and day, with thumb screw
TO keep such letters and figures in place Such
stamp, and the letters composing the same, to be
OF the same size as those now manufactured and in
use. A turned mahogany handle of the same like
size to be securely fastened to said stamp. The
months of the year abbreviated to contain but
three letters each, of the same size in usc and
to be cut from solid blocks of hardened steel Fig
ures, for the days of the month, from al" to "3 !"
inclusive, to be made of like hardened metal, and
Of the size last aforesaid
Also, stamps with the words "paid' and "free''
of the form of those now in use.
Also, stamps with figures denoting the rates of
postage, and similar to those now in use
All OF the above stamps to be made of hardened
The proposals must also contain separate bids
Tor the circular stamp, with the months and
figures.
Also, for each separate piece, containing the
month consisting OF three letters.
Also for each separate piece for the days of the
month.
Also, for complete sets of months and figures.
Also, for each separate piece with the words
"paid" and Stree"
Also, for each separate piece with the figures de-
noting the rates of postage. The making of the
different sets will not however, be given to differ
ent contractors, but the proposal for the whole
which 10 deemed most favorable to the Department
will be accepted. The Department reserves to it.
self the right to reject all proposals if the price ia
deemed extravagant.
Specimens Of the various kinds of stamps re.
CURED can be seen at the appointment Office Of this
Department. NJ K HALL
Jan 20 Postmaster General.
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by DYER & Mcguire, Auctisneers.

- ALE OF NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS
- BOOKS, CHARTS, AND OTHER PUBLIC
PROPERTY FROM THE OBSERVATORY-On
Wednesday afternoon, the 22d instant, at O'Clock
we shall sell in front Of our auction rooms lot Of
Sextants, Quadrants, Octant, Tripods
Amplitude, Prismatic, Binnacle and Boat Com
passes
Boxes of Mathematical instruments
Artificial Horizons, Station Pointer
Spy Glasses, Thermometers, Sand Glasses
Sympesometer, Barometers, Spirit Level.
Together with very extensive assortment Of
Maps, Charts, Nautical Books, Almanacs, sc.
Also, Chairs, Desk, Carpets, Cooking Range,
old Iron, SC.
Terms cash, in specie. BY order of
J. II. LATHROP, Navy Agent.
DYER & MEG UIRE,
Jan I'D Auctioneers.
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WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
SECOND CONCERT.
Wednesday, January 22d, 1851.
AT CARUSPS SALOON
On which occasion the invaluable services Of
THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY,
Under the Conductorship of Mr.. CARL BERG
MANN and Mrs. HOLLAND,
have been secured.
PR IA NJ ME.
Part 1.
/. GRAND OVERTURE. serio "Eg-
mont. Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven.
D. Chorus, Awake the Harp from
the oratorio. Creation ....... Haydn.
8. Grand Aria, Almighty Jehovah!''
from the Oratorio, David, sung
by Mrs. Holland, Orchestral &C.
companimenD ............... Neultom.
4. Sounds from Home, "Styrian Mel
odies." Mr.. Schulzc.
5. Solo, 'Serenade," by Mrs Holland. Schubert.
6. Chorus, "Achieved is the glorious
work" from the Oratorio, "Crea-
tom. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Haydn.
amman (for orchestra alone). Rossini.
PART
8, GRAND OVERTURE, "Zampa." Herold.
.. Chorus, when morning sweetly
breaking" from the Opera La
Italiana in Algieri ........... Rossini.
10. Aria from the Opera lombard.
''Non fu sogno,' Otis dream,)
sung by Mrs. Holland (orches-
trail accompaniment) ........... Verdi
ii. Champagne Gallop, (by general
request) ........... 1890, Lumbye.
II. Chorus, Joy" from the Opera of
"The Gipsy's Warning. Benedict.
IL. Cayatina, Robert tot que jaime."
from the Opera Robert lie Dia-
ble," sung by Mrs. Holland, (or-
chestral accompanimenD ....... Meyerbeer.
IL. Tho CELEBRATED BIRD SONG,
sung by Mad'lle Jenny Lind at
all her concerts in the United
States, arranged for the Orches-
ira by Mr.. Bergman. ......... Taubert.
Conductor Of Washington Philharmonic Society,
Professor n. BERLYN.
Tickets so cents each. To be had at the princ-
pal hot Is, at w F. Bayly's, Taylor Maury's, r.
Davis's, and VIM. Fischer's Music Stores, and at
the door on the evening of the concert
Jan 22-ltif