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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UNHE shareholders OF the Union Company, end
u also Of the Union Potomac Company, are
notified that election Of Directors will take
place at the Office of Messrs. Green & Clark, lin
Lane and fuckers building,) in Washington
city, on the first Monday in May next.
~ The Richmond Examiner please insert
three times. and send bill to this ONCE
April 7-A,
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G. IL E. L. KERRISON 4 CO.
Direct Importers Of
70 EIGN DRY-G obs

In Charleston, SoNth Caroline,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends, and
wv those who purchase Dry Goods in their
city, that they are prepared, and are offering
very large and well assorted stock Of FSreigm smd
Domestic, Staple, and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
for and particularly adapted to the Southern tysd.
Importing direct, they feel assured Of being able
to sell goods as low in Charleston, as they can DO
bought in any other market in the United States.
They would call particular attention TO Linen
Goods, Of every descriptions; the make will be
folnd of best finish, and perfectly free from any
smirture Of cotton. Also to their stock Of Dres
Goods, which will be found second to none in the
market.
Terms Cash, or city acceptances
c. q E. L. KERRlSON, & co.
No 209 King, northwest corner King and Marks
Feb. 10. strsets
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FLAX CorroN IN GREAT BR,TAN.-The Lon
don correspondent of the Commercial advertiser
sssvs Of fax cotton
The use of fax cotton, manufactured according
TO the process Of Chevslier Claussen, is now in
progress upon an extensive scale, at Bradford, in
Yorkshire, and at Cork, in Ireland, large mill
owners at those places having entered into con-
tracts. The principle Of the invention, by which
fax is adapted for spinning upon cotton, wool and
silk machinery, contests in the destruction of the
cylindrical character Of the fibre by the expansive
power Of carbonic acid gas. The first process,
however, is the removal Of the resnous matter pc
cular to the plant This is effected by boiling it
for three hours in water, containing one-half per
cent Of common soda, after which il is dipped in
water slightly calculated with sulphuric acid The
fax is then thoroughly saturated in solution OF
bi-carbonate Of soda, and being subsequently, i'm
mersed in a solution OF diluted sulphurc acid a
liberation Of gas takes place which causes the
tubes Of which the plant is composed to split
when the material, instantly losing its Rightly
becomes light, expansive mnss OF cottony tex
ture, "increasing in size like leavening dough or
an expanding sponge" Lastly, for the purpose
Of being blenched, it is plunged into hypocblorte
Of magnesia, when it instantly becomes white.
very general opinion prevails that the invention
will lead to rapid and extraordinary results. Six
ty tuns Of the cotton are now being prepared for
the Manchester market.
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- STEELE.-SOuthern Hattex
23l King 81. CAarlsssom, s. C..
- GENTLEMEN Wishing 10 purch-
lI aAe A heanfif,l nA,.. .s.l. h--:-~

Hat for 1851, made in Southern State are invise9
to call as above.
French Imported Hats
few cases Of fine light French Hats. imnorted
for my fashionable retail trade.
Straw Department
This department comprehends all tho newest
styles of Panamas and Leghorns for gentlemen.
youths, and infants, Of new styles, manufactured
under my own direction.
STEELE'S HAT HALL,
March S-4tsw ChariestcA. s. C..
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NrwspAPEks IN SoUrH CAROLINA The whole
number Of newspapers published in this State is
40, of which eight are issued daily. Each daily
paper has also tri-weeky issue. and three Of
them publish a weekly sheet, being merely a
transcript from the daiIies. Within five years
the number has increased three hundred per cent
-CeiumMs Telegraph
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quality, white and blue
" G5 800 reams aat-cap folding paper, white
By Lbs act approved June II. 1874, the Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives is .'directed to
con6ne his PURCHASES exclusively to articles the
growth and manufacture of the United States. pro.
vided the same can be procured of such growth
and manufacture Of suitable quality and at reason
able prices, upon as good terms as to quality and
price as can be obtained Of foreign growth and
manufacture" A preference will therefore be
given to the productions Of American industry;
and persons making proposals to supply any
article will state whether the same il Of the growth
and manufacture Of the United States
The articles are to be delivered at the Office of
the clerk on or before the 18th day Of October
next, and to Re paid for as soon as the Committee
on Accounts shall audit the bill.
Each bidder, though he may desire TO propose
for the whole OF the articles above enumerated,
will be required to make separate and distinct pro-
posat for each class; and proposal or paper en-
hraclng more than single class will be consd cred
Each proposnl to be endorsed "Proposals FOR C ass
No. ] of stationery for II r. U. s." and ad-
dressed to the undersigned. They will be free of
postage.
Sufficient specimens Of each class to accompany
the proposal marked with the name Of the bidder
and the number Of the class, according to the
above advertisement.
The whole Of each article specified in the fore
going liz, will be deemed a class, and the person
offering 70 furnish any class or description Of ar.
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ERIN GO BRAGH.-The following courteous
invitation from the Chamber of Commerce in
Limerick, transmitted through the mayor of that
ancient city, was received by the last steamer
A copy has been referred to the New York Cham
Der of Commerce for such action as they may
deem expedient.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
w ASfiiNG.
7 ADIEs! LADIEs.-

LADIES! LADIES'
A new and valuable receipt,
wm p Brushs E,cnemiea and purely Vegetable Receipt.
In washing ever known Entered according to the act Of
o'nsfs s1s Gs s hi S9S
Rsps entirely new and The 0sl, Sns II The unssd STATS
It. .yhSls COS, Is .yo cent. week;
srss, saving serstiy simple harmless and easy
sy q, S,s ysyr eioiSs, win las. four time. % Iens
Your clothes Vii osI better than Ss:ie, '''''
renders the Washing very sisy and the hands
fF}E I'VE
kSisTs ss sais
many worthless .r'''; Eiyf s,sh offered before
certify ,h.,fi: ssssS article. and warranted
she receipts which impossible in pr'PATn,ops
ss ,s' sssSsrT ssY 81; e ,s s. M s.y.-
In the once u, ;StS'SToil
ing clothes the Old way them handsOmSr aud
sss gas E,iFnsa ewing Iiys1 :, s5i, by ,' use
ksrs Coleman s'etsOn prOPretOrs 1.-THE AssOr House,
waller Harding Isq proprietor Of Howard uou,sSY.
is"mas csrnisy Ed, ser of city and county NY.
ny Talimadgs. 3. states Marshal. city Of
Joeeph n. Taylor. Esq, ON ptroler Of the city OF
Bsr,ey Hart Esl, Receiver Of Taxes for the city and
wm Adams Eco, Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies,
d valentine. ESQ. Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen,
Idsn j. Mercer. Esq. exAidsrman corner Of Ann and
j. p Brinoterhon, Eat, q Chamber. street
David Trufsnt Esq., Health Warden, Eighth ward city
RI kom,ns E;a in City Inspector. OhOe city Ofs.Y.
shsrls. 4: iliisss T.S Iss Chri..ophsr street, {.
Ss:r. oakley RapsJss corner Of Hudson and
4 Sherwood. corner Of Hudson and Christopher
Thomas ROdford, corner Of Greenwich and Barrow
Avg smith corner Of Greenwich and Charles streets
PshSt,. corner Of ws.hing g,on and Barrow strssts
il. Van A,,s corner Of barrow and Blescker streets.
ss'sd corner e pssSssE asSsSSs ,Ss csfnns
III johnson. corner Of Fulton and Furmsn streets.
s:s $s;i.,: ma y;ssn
( ). vvSs vsaS!..s.r 10 wiiisssssy street.
sslsy sS:y yssss s:s%ir Isi.ssy tSl;SR .sss:s :sI::s
one siS n
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ro.isi.s hsi also remove ii from sis.s. .s:
enclosing me cent?. post paid will the receipt By
return mail WE iss 5BssiRrHisss H Ssrmn. street.
y1s s h4S S.r 70 .ST, SSs sl,s ~ & 1sF op
r,,od fhi ir.S,s.s1: ,sss.E wss;sS.y s.ss. only.
S.S ssois. II Il; ,ssSisSs s.sss G,.ss .s
PSe go pssSn ssss, ssssIs Se,r n.. .srSy
VS.. Brown, 1876 Bewery, near Houston
A.n.stiu. 9e,f Grand street . near d Bovsry.
& " s;,.:i .::s NJ; "; ~ $Si::: s::,i'
This tie oaly ves,,ssis R.ssPsi the United s~sss
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
CoRPORATION gOT,CEs.

NOTICE TO cARTNEa TO RENEW THEIR LII
IN oensesThe ordinaBce for hcensiuE aud reguating
expire on ths day Oe:ober IN saa year renewse
Tpoinisi " The Mayor Notice hereby sivss shs,
in be rranted this bc hours 10 NJ and
2P. Monday. 5ep.smSss iS 9 Nosl e a0 r1e.dsy
lssh; @ ~, ysis.v ig,S 8 o. sStsrjay. s,,h ,S ,o
"wednesday, sith 10 % sh rhufsday, e5 a. 100 TO @
Monday s9th, 400 70 e2 ..sd.y, 18th sGgl 70 so
wednesaay. October I. 2S .o SOLO, rhur.day "a Son -
80 Eris.y 80 sSS z 3soa Sturdy IN Sos, 80
evy painted esch ida q the carts, according
and carts brought the eide ot broadway opposite
the City Hall vhsre thoy VII be inspected aud the od
license ehtsttd which Je presses ted the F,st
Aarhal for rcnews Cartmca are particularly rs1ass ed
20 apply The days ds above for their repective
day octeer The attention Of all rrssas keeping
using wagons haFgase wagons ana othr vehicles
te city il directed 20 tbs following extracts from the ardi
nprcr-Sec. Livery cart truck wagon, drsy other
Vrhicie drawn by more horses ther animals,
witch fhA Ne tept used driven employed for the trans
Vora"u conveyance q anyt ing Whatsoever from place
80 piacs sfthin the city o New lok fr hire
sSr,st shai be deemed public cart within
nT Keep drive, employ such public cart
psu mrs, phta.ine license therefor from the Mayor sf
eiolston Of this ordinance aud sutect to hne no.
diy. l5r every eaenos. See. 2s aft shsl not be
svfai er any person 20 receive 20 hod license TO
keep public carte 70 he public cartman unless he be
cits oe United States and has family and resides
N,a bis 2. " S .ss s;y Or sSs having family :Hs
md IL Tie actual n the carte with good hprses
sherer 80 licensed 20 be bert ss public CARTS and the NAY
ilihF Any such ioens The renewal thereof ,ouehas
the- ahcations a. Aforesaid and all licenses other than
Tersons slned shsli be void" Mayors once Sep
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshai.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
JOSE DIE LA CONcHA.
Sympathy Meeting at Baltimore.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE
BALTIMORE August 8. 1851.
TIE Horrible Harsra Defence Of Lopez 6y one II s
CadenGs Officers, &c
The horrible news from Havana of the massacre 0
Lopez and the balance Of his command has caused
unusual excitement in conservative community and
the meeting at Monument square last night quite
largely attended The principal speaker at least ths
enc that liste med Co with most interest Capt
Marriott who served under General Taylor, at the
battle Of Buena Vista, and the officers under
General Lopez at the landing at Csrdenas
Capt Marriott proceeded to defeni the memory ot
Gen Lopez and detailed many interesting reis-
tion to the Cardenss expedition Whatever deceptiou
there in the matter he contended that Geu Lopes
bad nothing 10 do with it, that he had letters 10
his hands from three Spanish coorels promising join
his STANDARD with their regiments his stand
ard was raised whilst the native CubsDs, from all
Il, of the island, had begged him and lead
them on t. liberty death placing oil their worldly
wealth ut bis command 10 further the expedition The
uipg at Caro- gave hin but little cement;
but the letters that to him from s directions,
his etnrn to the United states removed all doubts from
bis mind q efficient support il he could make favorabs
landing and the subsequent revots Induced him to peril
his life again IN the sacred cause Of liberty.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07


PROCLAMATION OF THE CAPTAIN GENERAL TO THE
TNHABITANrs OF CUBA.
[From the biaro de la Habana August 81
ISnABrrsSrs rHE TsL.SD-It IL my duty to mani
fest to ycu my great satisfaction your conduct during
the events which have been terminated such glorious
manner BY the great country Of which we are all sub
jects
1t is acknowledged by ALL that in a foreign country,
individuals without law conscience proposed them
selves to take by force this beautiful island the
nation which gave the world the hemisphere OF which
this Is the most handsome part Their fret attempt not
having succeeded In Cadenas they believed in the posi-
biity Of following the criminal project TO as
PRED in seducng youths incsutious and without
experience who revolted against their Queen and their
country but your loyalty and the valor OF the army
terminated their expedition soon as they began the
ip,irpincant movements excited by their intrgues;
ana ss N they hsd proposed TO themselves to throw
aside s doubt respecting the true origin Of these
n.nts they organized expedition commanded by the
,rai,or Iotez dsembarked the northern of
The eastern part Of this department
Two weeks had scarcely elapsed, when all those who
comp,sed the expedition including the traitor com
mander were killed tsGen prisoners in your hanis
or in the hands q those sent in pursuit Of them Ills
tory does not present. perhaps in It's p,gss single ex
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
nDIA RUsBER GOODS.


ITO THE PUBLIC.-INDIA RUBBER sHOEs.-OUR
sttn has been called dvertisement by Horace
n published In the New York Herald Of llth July
5 the Courier snd Enquirer Of date, in which,
after much unmertted abuse % storney, WIN. Judson
si he sssrs that We dare not ehsrge him with pratns
ootyears rstsnts uufer and that he d.
Pstents In The OF shoee
have purchased licenses for the uaoture of
ia shoes under GoOdycars Patents and paid
rersy aud daily payng tsris for The ssme and
other ght have done the same IL disposed TO do
ather the prste upon Goodyears Patents We think
just purchase rght 70 use valid patent. than
to infrpss g. Mr. Day, having been preeouted acknov-
jsdssd Jssrs rights made settsment and agreed
future not 70 iafringe HE Pstsnt He nov attempting
tt only 80 afrnse ssd Patents bus 70 inlgre ourselves
Svho have large confederation purchased licenses
and now ork under them and charge Mr. Day directly
and that ever own signatures, with prsting upon
Patents In the manufacture OF the shoes viii sh
&c oferng 70 the publc and we give notice that
uS p. Who concerned with him Ia purchasing or
las Shoes made In Toisuon Of said Patent Rshs viii
T. cANDEE.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO.,
by Wr A. Buckinghaml Trenurer.
TIE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER kFQ Co.
n. Hutehinson. President
Sew Ysrh, july II. ISL
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

Rose de Nres fully established herself svorite last
night, by making improvement the preceding bril-
lie mt personaiion Of Norma She called before the
curtain a. the end OF each act and the stage was shor
cred with bouquets, during the cnthusasm thus
exhibited by large and sdmring audience The vocal
zston of Rose dc yrcs places htr as rival 70 the great
lyric artists Of the day she destined to take svsy
exalted position with the public Bettni sng sst nsn.
slso with great effect and indeed the whole opers vs
very handsomely executed Thore viii be no opera per.
formances &c morrow night and on Tuesday boeo viu
have her benefit when she uil appear In Puritani,"
and ir La Ceuerentoian
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

HAvANA, September i, Is5I.
The Encosior Of Lpef- TIE Wdy the Inrdders Mandgei-
The Spanish Troops and the Country Peopie-The Ere
ctton Of L<yss-No Indignities 10 The FJty.
by the papers, you will get detailed accounts Of the
fate ofthe Lopez expedition. shall, therefore, merely
touch Of the principal facts connected Herewith
IL calculated that in twenty four hours after the
landing Of Lopez they would have been all captured
This did not happen, owing TO the death Of General
Enns be- at the head Of twenty horsemen made sn at
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
ERANKLrN MusEUH, I7s CHATHAM SQUARE. ONE

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE ONE
H block above the National rhcatre-oeorge Lea sol
every afternoon and even
Ing Entertainments IN the afternoon at threB
o'clock aud In the evening eight o0ook The entertain
meats varied and sele,t and such be
other place of IN New York. consisting of Leas
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe Numbering heen perform
being the larget and at the time the most talented
band in the United States troure of Model Artists who
selected Tor their beauty aad nurs and who
OF beautiful taooauN the pictures
ancient and modern tiuet company of Arab Girls, who
through vsricty Ot o. strength and deIterty
Of Male and Female Arts who will give exhi
bn OF marble s'atusey led In the world together
with cf nteresuk Afternoon
and evening For particulars tls Of each day Admis-
plOn-Sests In Private Boxes 90 cents Stage Seats SIX
eents Boxes. Is cents; PsrQuette. i2H cents.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
RAND CONCERT, DsLL. ILLUMrNATION AND

GRAND CoSCERT, BALL. ILLUMINATION AND
" Fireworks TO be given at Louis Bsckers yauxhali
den Hohoken. on honeay. sep.smber The whole Garden
will be uminat, with thaa tDlisht Mr. RAnken
the celebrated leader of the cha ie OF ST. Peteburg with
his orehesr. Of artists and also the well known
leader Mr. Fischer With his Brass Band will perform
most fsyorte music CONNER cement OF the festivities
O'Clock r. M Admiration - ecntS souvenir will be
sented 10 every lady.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

pressed
There could not be doubt about our success The
vaor Of the troops defeated them in the combas and
YOU they trod your territory became soldiers
and took to your Not only have you given assist
to the army authorities by every your
power you not only deprived the enemy Of all
flight but worthy rivals in valor and enthusiasm with
army you pursued the pirates without nernission
and rest, in spite Of danger aud pxrtakng with tho
troops Of the abors and fagues Of in that place
which is CT the difficult TO travel the island
Success crowned your exerons and you have put the
your unequalled loyalty in of you delivering
into the hands Of the authorities the chief traitor
wandering fearing the just punishment which threa
tened him.
With the decision and enthusiasm of which you have
given numerous and remarkable proofs; with the
generous patriotism which sctuated the merchants the
propreors and the corporations OF the island TO put
their fortunes at the disposition Of the authortieswith
this intimate union in fine, between the army aud the
inhabitants Of all classes and positionsthe union 90
mented upon the loyalty and nationality which VIA
immortalize the Of Spain-your tranquility will be
secured and the Qusen Of the Antilles will
to be Spanish; for people which repels you have
done those who make attempts against its nationality
cannot be by force The history Of days
in the memorable Of independence, offers to
striking example Of the trnth Of this assertion You
the worthy Of those who in past times asonished
the world with their bravery and their constancy Re-
ceive for this my sincere andsheartt congratulations
with the assurance also that your august sovereign vii
learn with Joy proof of loyalty which has been
given by her always faithful Island of Cuba
HAvANA, 31st Of August. 1851. -
JOSE DIE LA CONcHA.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
rJ,BE COMMITTEE APPOINTED AT A uEErING OF

TIE COMMITTEE APPOINTED AT A MEETING OF
the trends OF Mr. Barrett held for the purpose ten
dering him Beneht hsve the pleasure that
will place ut Nibos Thursday nth inst They
happy to that Mr. Burton in the kindest manner
has volunteered his valuable services together with Mr.
Blake and others Of his Also Miss Kate Horn,
Mr. Neaf. Mr. Broushsm and Mr. Chippendae of the Ly-
and Mr. Fenno. by the kind perm of Mr.. Mar.
shall hsve volunteered in the ha0dsom The
Rousset Family have kindly Profred their services
Miss Barrett will make her first appearance in
this her nate city in the character Of Lady Spanker
Sir Barcourt Courtly c. H. Barrett. Parsusrs future
Advertisements. GEORGE =. NORRIS, Chairman.
ii. T. QUAckENBoss, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
QARNUMs AwEpIcAN MUsEUM.-ADMIrrANCE, %

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-ADMITTANCE.2 %
cents; children l2H cents Monday and Tuesday. Sept
sth and 9th In the commencing At o'clock
elegant Dance by Mile Dolores aud Mons Eutrecan
LOVE IN HUMBLE LIE ayery charming and interesting
petit drama VOL ADVENT, very beautiful and cele-
brstd comic pant oimethe characters by the wned
Martinet Family In the evening commencing o'clock
and original farce; THE MYSTIC CROSS. comic aud
mantle oducon admitted to be the best
day. snd produced with many tricks del GIFTED
multituds The Chinese collection Happy Family and all
the curiosities to be q usual.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, NOS - AND 81 CANAL
IN street. few doors fsom broadway rand Sacred Con
cert, SUNDAY evening" SEPTEMBER grad Orchestra IN
der the direction Of Mr. Julius ss fckets 9 cents
trg the bearer refreshments ticket Doors open At
oclook Concert 10 At o'clock For particulars
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

ID UssIIL's INSTRUCTIVE AND NOVEL PANORAMA
will he this saturday. afternoon at o'clock for
The btneht Of schools and those attend in the
evening Every should IL; for awork Of great
beauty and merit.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
AMUsE MENTs,

RROADWAY THEATRE.-E.A A. MARSHALL SOLE LES
see-Doors open at to commence at TX clock Dross
cents Gallery sH c.nss Private Boxes S. and S. Mon
s ssP{ ss s
Dss s .a: SisF a bSdH THs s. Mr.
oney Mr. Collins Lord Dunderford Mr. Henry Lady Dun
aeriord Mrs Vernon Flora Mrs. Wood To conclude with
Capt. LeOyeux. Mr.. Shaw; Rose de Mai, Nine Ponisi.
NIBL0's GARDEN.-MANAaER, MR.. JOHN sEFroN
70 commence at 9oclock Menday evening. Sept. Won
Ss.Si Rsvsi rs%ily who will perform Monday Tuesday
Franok hessrs Brilliant and Coet. The whole consttung
eonpete ballet aad pantomime troupe of thirty
let psntomme Of LA FErE CHAMPETRE. TO be followed
by the pictorial pantomime Of the ITALIAN BRIGANDS
Concluding with the Chinese pantomime fete Of KIMKA
QROUGHAM'sLYCEUM BROADWAY, NEARBROONE
Circle es Orchestrs Seats s Private Boxes S. Doors
played the co%edtta ~ aGSSN LIFE
ALLEY Croaker, Mr. Chippendae Margaret Mrs Masder
TO be followed by the extrayagAnaa of SrI5Adm.
nsx piece aisa t III. sp is5es Afir s
THAN-Columbia, MIRA Skerrett; Britannia Mrs Maeder
Brother Jonathan Mr. Johnston; John Bull. Mr.. Lynne
CAsTLE GARDEN.-NINETEENTH SUNDAY EVEN
nights and music in abundance Max Maretk Conductor
Admission, 70 cents Sunday evening sept7 Programme
Part IL Overture, lie Pre- Aux Cercs-Auber; q Fets
to Ferdna Strauss Sacred Music lie Pre- Ana
baptist from the celebrated of the
beer intermison Part II6 Overture, La Gszza Ladra
Trip Across the Prairies-Gungl; ReooIlections from
harths-strauss TO- The Citizen Soldiers Review Grand
o'cloek precisely No pOstpOnement account OF the
weather.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
CAsTLE EGARDEN-NINETEENTH suNpAY EyEN.


ITALIAN OPERA CASTLE GARDEN.-BENEFIT OF
signora A. Bosio Tuesday evening September 1851
CardSgnora A. BQsio trusting to the Kindness and IL
beray hitherto show her by the public of New
York. and hoping that her constant endeavor 10 please her
patrons have been appreciated has the honor offer IN the
occasion Of benefit and but three New
York the following viii Oh she hopes
public baton For the time this
performed Beini's grand opera of PURITANI. CA
NALlERI. (rbe Puritans and the Cavaliers A serious
grand opera in three acts Lord Walter Walton Governor
Puritan Sig. Gu 5si Sir Gsorrs, his brother Puritan
colonel. Sig Matini Lord Arthur Tablet Cavalier Sig H.
salv Sir Richard Forth, Puritan Colonel, Badia Sir
France Sga Avogadro Eyira; daughter Of Lord Walter
Sga A Boo; chorus Of attendants Puritan soldiers he
raid and alarms Of Lord Arhus peasants pages &c
The in tn first act lies in fortress Plymouth
in the second and third in the neghborhood the
Between the acts Grand Buho Dues from the celebrated
opera of CENERENTOLA sung by Signor idali and Ma
RANT Also gra fan tssia for the violin, by Greb
and grand duo from the Of LINDA DI CHAMOUNl
sung by Signor Lorni and Miss Virginia Whiting.
mence at hafpast o'clock precisely No pstpon
account Of weather.