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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
Good News at Last.

Good News at Last.
Yesterday afternoon a gentleman on the
steamer Clara Fisher brought down news
worth telling from the upper counties. SPen-
Ger gives 300 majority for DeBruler gain
of l67 over the majority for Embree. Perry
is put down at 295 for DeBruler-majority
for Embree 13s. Dubois, which gave 337
majority for AIbertson has been reported
20O for DeBruler, but we think this must be
a mistake. probably 200 for Lockhart, which
would be respectable Whis gain. We are
prati6ed to announce that friend Lockhart is
"down in the mouth" Instead Of its being
a question whether Lockhart has seven or
eight hundred majority-it is whether Lock
hart or DeBruler Is elected. Coming events
are big with consequences. Look ouI
SpEscER Cousry.-We received letter
yesterday afternoon stating that DeBruler
had received 300 majority in Spencer. II
gave Alberison last election 1873 majority-a
handsome Wing gain. Smith is elected Rep
resentative; Laird has majority of about
100 for Senator; Howell elected Probate
Judge, John E: Cotton, Coroner; and Ga
briei Hart, Assessor.
Gibson County.
Our news from Gibson is highly gratifying
as will be understood by the following note
from friend:
a TUESDAY, Aug. 9Th, IL M.
DeBrcler 25 ahead Of Short tail Coat
two townships to hear from, one Democratic
by 20 or 25, and the other close probably ten
votes Wing. Elected Wing Representative,
Clerk and Recorder by handsome majorities.
Majority for Constitution about 500
do do Exclusion cay 1900
Respectfully, w. r.
CRAwroRp Co.--A letter was received
from Crawford county yesterday morning,
stating Lockhart has one majority ia that
county. 1t gave Embree l33 majority.
WARRIcK Co.-News was received yes
terday morning by gentleman from War
rick that Lcckhart's majority in that coun-
~ is 3O6. Albertson's majority over Embree
was 300, and Owens over Embree was 372
10 that there is small Democratic falling off
Moore, the Democratic candidate for Auditor
and Recorder, is defeated. There was more
interest taken in his race than almost any
. other in the county.
From CYNTHlANA.-A letter from frient
w. J. Whiting, gives the following returns
from Cynthiana. Lockhart SO, DeBruler "a
Legislature Owen 81, Mars az Mills 81
Sherif-Pat.erson So, Showers So. For tn,
Constitution SO, against, "a.
PosEY COMING UP.-The news yesterday
morning from Posey, stated that the majort,
for Lockhart will be about 2S4. The major
ity ofAlbertson was 800. lfthis prove true
Posey deserves portion ofour dying graft
tude.
LArEa.-The following was received here
yesterday afternoon from Posey.
For Congress- Lockhart, 1926; Debruler
SOL. r. D. Owen, Dem. and Judge Mars
Wing, are elected Representatives.
PIKE Coin this county there is a ma
iority reported for Lockhart Of tho, instead o
100 as he reported himself on his return from
that county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

0TMrs. Flynn, the actress whose death
has been reported by the press, has come out
in ia card" denying her 'death" and threat
ening the "New York Sunday Atlas for the
obituary notice; tina. paper published.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

Wisdom and yirtu< ace. the greatest
beauty; but it is an advantage 10 diamond
10 be aceu set.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

%Never fret over the errors of the past
but regard them as the dross Of life and mon
itors of the fut ure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

BALTIMORE; July 30.-The steamer Mon
mouth has not yet put to sea. Her move
ments are watched very closely.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

DLet our repentance be lively will
a firm resolution. Complaints and mourning
over past errors avail nothing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

~Late accounts form Oregon represent
the growing crops 10 that territory an prom
ising an abundant harvest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Temple OF Honor Division, No.54, s.of r.
OGcers.-John Tribe. w. p; Robert Ruston,
w. A.. Rich'd Smyth, r. s.; J. w. Grant, A. X
s.; A. c Hallock F. s.. E. H. Degarmo. T.; C..
Dawson. c.; w. NJ Duncan. A c.; Henry Butts,
): s; Marcus Sherwood, 0. 81 j. d. Mackey, p.
WP.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

PHILADELPHIA. July 3O.-The frigate Sar-
anac has been ordered TO be ready TO sail
with all desptch for the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

OFIt is blessing to be fair; yet such a
blessing ifthe soul answer not to the face,
may lead to curse.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

r. The returns from Henderson, KY.
yesterday, gave Powell 10l majority oveI
Dixon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE.

HALIFAX, Aug. 4, PM.
The steamer Atlantic, from Liverpool. with
dates to the 23d ult, arrived at s p nj. bring
ing 80 passengers. When of Halifax. she
run into fishing schooner. Immediately sink
ing 1t. The crew. fourteen in number. were
saved, with the exception of one.
The City Of Manchester was to sail from
Liverpool on the 18th ult.. Tor Philade lphia.
FRANCE.
Affairs are tranquil. The ministry had
rendered the designations, but the President
refused 10 except them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

The Memphis Appeal says that the cot
ton now in store at that place is estimated at
5000 bales.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
The Fashions! The FashfOnSsS
JOHN STAFFORD,
Fashionable Boot and shoe
MANUFACTURER,
Main Street Near the Canal. Evansville, Indiana.


= THs subscriber having iuss returned p8s
from Cincinnati with well selected ~
stock OF materials, Would respectfully
inform the people Of Evansville and surrounding
counlry that he has located himself in this city,
with view of carrying on the manufacture OF
OF Boots and Shoes, and respectfully solicits .
liberal share of public patronage. He will keep
constantly On hand variety ct BOOTS and
SHOES of his own manufacture, and on very
reas able terms. He especially invites the
custom of those who may wish handsome or
fashionable Boo, or Shoe, made to order. His
arrar gemenrs are such as to enable him to do
work promptly and on the shortest possible notice,
in style not surpassed by any other establish
ment in the city.
Just pu, your neighbors all in mind
Ofhis cheap boots and shoes,
And # they want TO know what kind,
Saw any kind they choose.
Mr.. s. feels quite confident that ne can render
rerfsct satisfaction to az who may iavo, nm
trial. as he sells cheap as the cheapest
Evansville, august 5ta. 1851. laug6-3nJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
EvansvilIe Lodge No. SIS

Evansvtlle Lodge NO 65s ]. o. o. f.
0Geers.-yesse Burns, p. e; Jas. q. Hatchitt,
n. G.; F. D. Allen. v. G.; Ric'd D. Harlan, Sec'ty;
H. J.-Hart, Treas; A. Liter, c.; I. c. DeBruler,
W.; E. w. Newmister, 1. G.; Saunders, o. u.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

Evansville Lodges NO. 64s a. H M.
Meets LIST and Sd Monday evenings, in Shank.
Inns Building, corner OF Water and Locust SITS:
I OGcsrs-Wn,. Hubbell, w. NJ; w. E. Holllng-
worth. ). W.; VIM. Brown, J. w Geo. Ritchis.
8. d.; D. A. FsrnsIey, ]. D.; Norton, Tyler.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

Liverpool on the 26th ut.. Tor Philadelphia.
FRANCE.
Affairs are tranquil. The ministry had
rendered the designations, but the President
refused 10 except them.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Cotton.-DecIined Id. Sales Of the week
were $4,000 bales. of which spectators and
exporters took 10000. At Havre. the sales
of Cotton for the week were 5000 bales.
Breddsftfs-Exhibt a slight improve
ment Baltimore Flour 2Os 6da2ls Sd.
Groceries-Sugar and Coffee were dull
and tending downward.
I0bacco-Quiet.
Stocks-Consols have advanced 7-Sc.
Trade in the manufacturing districts dull
PITTsBURoH, Aug. A, M.
River four and half feet and falling
Wealth err cool for the season.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4,P. M.
The river has risen 81 feet and still rising
slowly. The weather has been rainy all day.
but il now clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 4, P. NJ.
The river rose Is inches yesterday, but
has since fallen inches. The wealherlis
cloudy. Considerable rain fell yesterday.
ST.. LorIs, Aug. I, PM.
The river has fallen inches in "a hours.
The weather is warm and pleasant. Re-
ceipts of produce light. Quotations and
freight unchanged.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
The case ufD ay, charged with the murder
of his wife, after occupying The Court for two
weeks, was submitted to the Jury tonight
BosToN, Aug. 4.
Mr.. L. Pope, distinguished citizen and
President Of the Boston Insurance Company
died yesterday at Roxbury. aged "a years.
New YORK, Aug. A.
Jenny Lind arrived yesterday from Buffa-
10, having disbahded her musical troupe
She gives one or two concerto here and then
sails for Europe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
star Lodge, No. Z, !. .. o. F.

Meets every Thursday evening, at ShanlSlin's
building corner of Water and Locust Streets.
Ofoers.-John L. W alker, P. G.; Hiram Mel
son: N. G.; j. E. Crane, " G.; VIM. Fl. Bing-
ham, Sec'ty; S. Screnson. p. s.; Lewis Howes,
Treas; N. w. Stafford. c.; Robt. S. Ruston, W.;
y. KENDALL / G.: Jos Saunders o. G.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

PIrTsBURoH, Aug. 4, M.
River four and half feet and falling
Wealth r cool for the season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07

EVICTION OF COngressmen in Indiana.
lS49. 1851.
DIST. Dem. WIG. DEN. Vine.
|. hBertson. Embree LOckkart DsBruLer
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
Naval Inteliiyence.

u. g. STEAMER McuGAN.-We understand that Com
ander Bgelow will relieve Commander Bullus
mar der Of this vessel, the 1st o. December next.
Com Bigelow is accomplished and capable officer,
whose short sojourn among three years siace
while surveying the harbor with view to the establish
mtnt Of a new light house, procured for him many
friends He will be welcome again in his position
During the years Captain Buus has had charge OF
the ship she has been kept actively in service IS pos
sble and has rendered assistance to large number OF
steamers and sail craft ia times Of imminent danger
when such assistance most needed and could not be
obtained from other sources Captain Buus leaves us
with high reputation officer and gentleman and
wherever he may GO will carry with him the good wishes
of the troops Of friends he has made in the reg ion OF
the lakes -Bu6alo Courier.
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE.

~ York to fhiladelphia Leave Pier No North Rves
sy sysseamboas JoAN POTTER. Morning Line =. o'clock
afternoon Line o'clock Fare by either lipe $ for
ssrd deck, 81. Emgrsnt Line, At O'clock 2; NJ fsrO
III 50. L. BLISS Agent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.-NEw YORK
~ and Phiaselphia drect-U United States Nail Line-
hr0IEh n =, he9rs via Nsw Jersey ksilsosd Fare re-
New York at A. M from foot of Corandt street. and at
PA and ?. NJ, from foot Of Liberty street. Leave PHI
ladepha ~ lnd A. T., and =. NJ from thetoot OF al
nut ttrset.
FoE BALTIMORE, WAsHIpsror CHARLRsros.-
Through tickets sold Ia the above lines through
sucir with through baggage cheeks accompanies ho an
leaving H. Passengers and baggage In ths sran will
be directly through from depot depot ths
ron ts without sstva abarra-
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

LroREIGN EXPRESS AT ADAMS CO.'S Is AND IS
Wall streetPaekagss and par all parts
rope, for awarded with despatch by
EDWARDS, SANFORD CO.'S
Transatlantic Express, Id Wall street.
o'clock on Saturday morning, 10Th inst.
DAMS L. co.'s GEEAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT
Package, and Parcel Express. per o. s. Mall steiner
Illinois Saturday November 22d; by u. s. Mail Steamer
Georgia. Monday, November l4th and by u. y. Nail
Stssme Fl Dorado, Wednesday November 2thIn
OF the Of freight ordered
the Caorris market to by our line have found IL
regular day. BY the s. Mail steamer Illinois. Saturday
November 22d at o'clock r. M, in charge Of speci al
agent sns special through messenger We shall also
dispatch Parcel kxpsss ey the u Mail steamer Gsor
ga On Monday November a.th ats o'clock, p NJ in care
oa through messenger TO alton Our regular Semi
Monthly Lxnress will % forward by the s. Nail steamer
ss uu. in charge Of our special freight agent aud
Expresses mns be delivered to US with invoices prior TO
the day Of sailing Small parcels will be received till T..
NJ, n day Of ste amer departure. ADAMS & CO,
l6 and Is Wall street.
NoTICy-sTEAMsHIP UNION, WRECKED AT SAN
~ Quntin Bav, Lever Gaifornia5The owner or CON
synee Of box of Gold Dust containing about $500
shipped by the above and marked Hugh Mahsson
the or the gold dust will be proceeded against such
the bo liable for JONES
h JOHNSON, Insurance Brokers' 90 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-15

TO rHE sDIIoR OF THE HERALD.
win you rot say few words 10 your valuable
carer in favor Of the old Stuyvesant pear tree,
which standsa m monument Of other days, at the cor
rer the Third avenue and Thirteenth streets !
The palug which has hitherto protected It, was
torn away during the past summer, and IT'S trunk
has already suffered much from the consequent
,xposurc
Thel rgly tree bss aouri,hed on the spot up
strds oi a century. and it seems sad that, ia iss
green Oh src. u should perish through trlhmg
I, wsuld be sad. too, to lose the silent but i'm.
,,.s.i,e ,sson Witch that tower x form, graced
Nv r,rirg's corona OF flowers, conveys to many
6ssrt each "Mtr~ie nonth Of May
Nav wa not look Ia vain for its white blossoms
pexl yesr Most respectfully yours, CONSTANCE
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
AMUsFMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

CAUTION AND NOTICE PROFESSOR ANDERSON
~ the great Wizard of tie North, is performing
the Musical Fund Hall where bis grand
koom e soirees nyterense are crowded
begs ie,pectfuy to caution the eitens
parties who are paimng themselves of Tho Great Wi
zard of the North" and far TO adopt
pare such Mr. Anderson Professor Auderson Pro.
sor A has read several Advertisements OF such with
st its being but attempt
ROB him Of his good name and takes this opportunity
Of informing his patrons that he will revisit New
York shortly previous HE departure for Charleston
Havsna &c. and ha. in order that the country 81 large
may Of his location al all times. the New
Herald will continue the Advertisements of his tire
ments which will remove possibility Of sseh i'm
position being successfully practsed.
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
Ss3,769, ,262

Partly estimated
1t appears by this that more than eighty millions Of
dollars in coin and bullion have been exported from the
United States to foreign countries since June 30 1917
portion of this California gold The above aggregate
comprises shipments only from the Atlantic ports Ex-
ports gold dust from California direct to other coun
tries be included in the above statement or
the two hundred millions Of dollars OF gold produced in
California during the past three years. about forty mil
lions has found its way to Europe without passing
through any of the Atlantic ports Of the United States
But for this supply of precious metals the finances OF
European powers would have been in deplorable
diton With this enormous accession to the metallic
currency they have been compelled to resort to args
issues of papsr to sustain themselves The difficulty
experienced by of the smaller powers in nego-
tiitng loans and the failure of Austria in raising
derste amount of money among the English bankers
have created alarming apprehensions regarding the fu
ture financial operations of the governments. In
the event Of California annually increasing the supply
Of gold, it may be several years before public bank
rupcy overskes of the greater powers before the
currency of Europe becomes aarmngly deprecated by
issues of paper promises to But the time is not far
distant when even the gold mines of California;
Australia and Uralia, will not suffice to keep the
finances Of the governments Of the old world in solvent
condition.
What portsnt position occupy in the rank of
Worlu Is uepenuent upon Us ior tue
material that gives value to their currency, ami
employment to millions of subjects. They look to
for markets for their and rd the best
customers for all their staple products. This must ul
timstey, give immense wealth The future
looked more glorious and 1t is beyond the power of all
Europe combined to check in the slightest degree
progress We have. within own limits every element
Of prosperity With every variety Of climate every
rety OF soil every facility of communication, with
population hardy Industrious and euterprng there is
nothing beyond our power to accomplish. At peace
with all the world, hold the sinews of to such
extent that every nation contemplating hostilities
must look to for supplies 1t is this that will give
voice in the political affairs Of Europe which cannot
be disree arded
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
dry goods entered ct this port for consumption for
warehousng, and the amount withdrawn from ware
house during the week ending the l4th izs:-
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN Day Goops,
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
PUBLIC MEETING,

DUBLIC MEETING OF THE CATHOLICS or NEW
fork-Ws the undersigned, beg leave invite the
tendance OF our fellow Catholics Of New York Brooklyn
public meeting to be held at the hall Of the Suyvssan
lnettute on ne evening OF Tuesday the 18th
~ the hour q O'clock Tor the of expressing
noble struggle to establish Catholic Uniyersit,:-
Thos O'Connor, Wn. Quinn, p. st Peters
Terence Donnelly, J. Mathews,
j.. 4. Hargous Michael Burke,
" IN STAIRS, Pastor st. MArys, Peter Murray,
Michael McCsrron, =. st. Jo- John s. Develin,
serhs WIN Mcclellan. p. Transa-
Charles Conr oily, gurs stion Church,
James Nicholson, Peter neLoushlin,
Felix Ingoldsby, Joseph Fisher,
Andrew arrigan, c. II. Sheehsn,
Patrick AcKenna. +. ST. in. G. Gottsberger,
James, Martin atars,
James G ponough, Pastor st. Edward Fsx,
James Brook1yn, Caroiin,
Daniel Devp, Michael D Connor.
Gregory Dillon, -
in with the above requison meeting OF the
Catholics of New York will all Of the Stu
vesapt Institute Broadway the evening Of Tuesday
the 18th instant at the hour of o'clock The Most Rev.
DR. Hegkes Archbishop Of New York has kindly conensed
to address the meeting Admission shilling at the door
No other collection.
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or RECEIVER OF TAXES, No. 6NEW CITY
" Hal-Tsxes for 1851. Taxpayer are hereby notified
tina. an addition Of one cent VIII be made on all s..es
the 18th day December The Receiver would
urge the the Importance Of making early
possible avoid the crowd and delay which
must Just previous to the per eenase be-
added The last Of November occurring Sunday
taxpayers particularly notified that Saturday the 2h,
will be the last day which taxes will be received without
the addition of cent Hours for receiving money,
from O'Clock AN. to 2 Pm. Banhable money only re-
oeived. of ara
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
AGE NCY.

VNORTHlNGTON q. sNErHEN CONTINUES TO
practise law in the supreme attend to
before Ceperesto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards Of
patents At home and abroao obtain pensions and
bounty lands collect debts dividends egscies and
rsnss any part Of the United States and In foreign
countes-to male u funds in and stocks
and bond and mortgsgand to negotiate the purchase
and sale of loans lands patent rights State Of
Union Particular attention paid TO California Land title
cases coming up the United state, Supreme CSgr on p
then, No Carroll Place, Capsol ill. Washington, c.
will meet with prompt attenti
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
Entered for C0ylsllupti0

1t appears by this that the importstons Of foreign
dry goods continue small, even small for the
This very favorable feature and the longer it lasts
the better We have doubt when the importatious
for the spring commence. will not be many weeks be
the aggregate reaches most extravagsnt amount
The entries the Custom House Of imports generally
have fer some time past been exceedingly limited.
The New York herald., 1851-11-15
AMUSEMENTN.

os.s 81 CysTA,s s.,,
!. IN. &c +. sans
H @ cans, hsSs
ER M Mr. ne
EDDY; naicour Mr.. Titon; Durnout Mr. Hamilton; Ber-
BsisSar: Mrs BIossisy. To ooneud. with the WIDOWS
yicTIM-kr. Twttef. Mr.. Lefinswell
pJRroNs THEATRE CHAMBERS srREEr-DooRs
s Cents Drs;s Sas
s ThR Gss
rInrSse S .r Blake; rss ~ Bs% Mr.; Blake TO b fol-
eide NJ wi.hsIsOp ME HamsSn; Harry Stanley NJ Les
Hardy Miss Mil Mr.. subtle. aSs Hughes PssSs Mss
JJSapTSn pnnn TS conclude with The MAD DoGsc@a Mr.
Boxes F cents: Orchestra Tickets. Sts 50 Ssnes
sysass siE 81
Seymour captain Morson Sia.xs a s s%Sfa % n
fHs Hs s BY sas ds@, S The DOCS or
M os. % Arnold TS s, with NOSE
John Murray Lie, Mss Barber Harriet Mss coiSurn
TRIPLER HALL-TICxnT IL TICKETS. ONE ,poLLAR-sArUR-
First grand z'fts ars ''tsGf9i.l Festival
% en
sl+;s:s. .,.s:.. !. sTssEAss$Sss'. Bna4HSss DONNIE
'siIsn sisnors n ccesTiNI.
sisnor BsrrIEi, ssiTi sfs0AI.
Signor 8. BENEDETTI.
sguor G. BADIALI.
s'sisf SissI S; cRhsE1dAl RaEssA, .ss e. .n--
Aided BY the powerful Asor place Opera
ceSpveron-sSx xARsrzEk.
CARDAlfred Jae has the honor of presenting to the
Festival and proud to sa their attention 10 richness
variety and eombn alton of talent which will imps.t
70 the an unusual spendor aad
PROGRAMME.
/. Grand Overture to "LAssedio di CorintO,' full
Bso@fron Dcniaetiis opera Beii:.rc. N'''A'
s. Grand Fantasia sonnambulA" for Piano Thsiberg.
ssaorins steaanOne.
expressly composed for the occasion, and exc
8 ROmanss-frcn M;roadante; Giuransnss" D'.'
T. La dance des Fees" of Bumenthal. Aired J,.Il
b. lie Bananier'-Negro sopg.........} A''" 'A''''
H. "Kossu,h March, by NJ Hau:er. Full orchss.r.
"Brndisi from yerdis Macbeth. .sgra. Bertucca.
tmeJ sirra ccssini' and ns sis B,dia,i.
ssprto oertii" from Doniiottis Favora sisr Bstai.
Gpssv Polka iar:t Alfred Jae.
t. Duettino, from Mere adantes Giuramento.
po g.. sisra b; .ssefanOne, and sigra r I,' Pee.
BIRD the Tree warblng the lesson taught by his
TIcKErs. oSs DOLLAR. TO be S.d q. schuberth's. VIM
Hall Sons Jollies, Vanderbeehs, and Kerksieg Beeu
susaav %u'ls s sG5s n o. d the h0e and n, At Psr aa
the evening The grand panofoIte for .e occasion is from
Erard Paris and tie property of Messrs schubersh
open perform commence o'clock pre-
cisey-