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PHnApKLParA SALES OF Sropxs .--Ssisrdsy

49, 81 80 co -, lca siSw xcrs Canal s., ~eA ~ nosss
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aAi, AAssaeay CIT g. b. 25 q 100 iie.ns X o. IL A.
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lti - CSa a An X r.. ls0
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si, 90 Morris Canal casa. ia geeus RI 49, 100 fcax
Isud iR ~ c5, 100 Do. ~ 5Ns sro a a . Is syks -
90, cssh. ssA 2on 40, -, .. IscS DO, -. -
Rcs,a soo Beaver Mead r. no Car r. &. -
ReaaEs K De- 20. 81 si seo wnHs,ee r. o. iec ssss d.
100: sTlf kSa o. eel slosc Ter Res Note 81.
$1,000 d. b "a; sioec DO q 81 Nor {. Preferred s
Nnhdi X 50 itdo, " aN. st ssh NV fryr ~, 10
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leo Do ~ IS; 100 do ~ 100 10 IS. go do s b.
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20 So 100 Do. Is al 100 d. 81 sc loo do. b. sSs 80
10 .6h 10 aEeha r., 70.
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convey her trunk there in his wagon and hat he vas
ar Intimate friend of Mr. DsIowly and had been sent
to the ferry for that pupOse She gave the trunk into
his charge, and on arriving s her brothers residence
found hat her trunk had not been let there and tha
she had been deceived. The trunk which contained
valuable wearing apparel has not yet been recovered
AccIpEsr.-On Friday evening lady named
Mrs. Anthony residing st No 90 South Firs,st, NE;
with serious accident in the following She
bad Placed one chair top of another ge. closer 70
light (which was placed upon high table. and vas en-
cared upon some sewing when, bv sorne means. the
force 70 csuse the dloeson end fracture OF the neck
Ct the LEFT Thigh bone. Dr. Brady called in and
eresGed the wounded limb
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-On FRIDAY afternoon,
man named Betting residing in North FOurtl-st. e.
tempted TO commit suicide by taking lsTge quantity OF
lsudGnum He detectct, in the act by his wife who
called in DIR. Bredy, and by IF medical remedies
the unfortunate restored 10 Consciousness and
has since recovered Betting Tint misfortune ard
inability to get work to support his family occs iouei
the attempt upon his life He would be ccd To get work
at any thing. and ia said that his family are much in
ueed CT the neoesslries Of life
RoBBERY.-On Friday afternoon. two bows
entered The grocery Of Nr A. Wcks corner of South
firs' and Sec0nd-St and called for some coal Mr. w
vert cut 10 get the coa and when nc returned the bows
had deosmped Suspectng something wrong, nc looked
INTO the money drawer and found that portemounaie
containing considerable sum of money in bills hal
been taken The boys made successful escape
POLICE CoURT.-On Saturday, Emeline So.
brk eolored was brought up before Justice Bo-worih
On charge OF assaulting and stabhiny two colored
women on Thursdly evening last in Lorimerst She
miited e. the County Jail 10 await examination
before the Court o. Sessions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

The season continues favorable for the An
ttrscte Cosl trade and the business continues quite
active for the reason The Escsl year Of the Reading
Railroad Company ends with the Both Of November.
up 70 which period ID has made it, account Of tannage
which shows l6505 SO tuns against $50 go tuns Last
year. being increased tunnage for the year Of only
PIC turs The Lchish broug down, for the week end
ag Saturday last ls,co7 tuns, making It's tunnags
tor the seszon, up TO that time lcsl go tuns The
schaylh Navigation brought down, for the week end.
ing on Thursday Lest 10 l24 tuns making tunnage for
the season, up to that period Of III $50 tuns II win
require two weeks Of favorable weather yet for this
work 70 reach IL estimated tunnsge OF 100000 tuns
Both the price end demand Of coal well kept up for
the season.
The Michigan Central Railroad Company
propose 70 construct branch Of their road from De-
troll Monroe, IN order sford winter conmunica-
tea with the East.
Al Boston, the Money market continues
very easy
by a ate report of the Banking Department
ct Albsny we learn that the following country Banks
have given notice of their intention close their con-
eeTns: Adsrns Bank, Armenia Baak, American Bank.
Chsmplain Bank, Cortland County Bank Commercial
Bank of Lockport Excelsior Bank. Henry Keeps Bank.
Kniczcitocker Bank, Genos; Lumbeman's Bank.
Mcintyre Bank, Merchants Bank, Ontario County
| Merchants Bank, Washington County gew-Yort
| seek Bank, Northern Pank Of New york. osweee
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AfrcrtseinentI
ANOTHER Corr DE- ETAT IN BRO0KLYN-NOt

ia poltcs but in the true, legitimate business manner BY
which ali rivals ia fair way OF being completely crcum
vented but of this the Ladies the most competent
Judges AID we will leave 10 their decision with sim
nj, announcing h. fact that the firm JACOBS BENNETT
No 32l FuitOn-s. will commence Monday Dec 8, %
clear cut without reference 20 cost their entire stock
rcb fancy end starle Dry Goods embracing every variety
of Shaw Silks 1erinos Cashincres Muslin de Lanes and
other Dress GODS Also, rich Laces Embroderes, Ribbons
Gloves &C. together with general assortment o! House
k,.pers GcFs viz Dsmask Table Linens Napkins, Tow e.
ipcs Rose & Whitney Blankets, Sheetings, shirtings,
Cloths Cassmer,s &c &C. Mefsrs j. b. having IN coz
various improvements meet the ants Of thclT
rspdv Increasing business have deemed expcd ent - ds
poe Of their entire At great pecun loss m or
der 10 couetc their arrsu gcenfs m tns ios the opening
s,,Dg rsde AS an opportunity Of this kicd seldom grs
,Te rresUIne the Ladies VIII take advantage OFT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
wILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

II On Saturday morning young lazy
rsmod Mirs Galloway, who was on her w -
Boston to wiIs1r5burg TO visi her oroner'
maker. ct No. s2i Grand-st, was seco''eo, 49,
crossing the 6rsnl-st ferry By man VINO "'..su "
know where che WIS going. On beng ia'ofl.eI ,.a1
se was on her wsy to visi, her bro'ner DC os'eu "
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-IN CnAABEss-Bafore
Judge DAILY.
HABEAs CORPUS
Frederick Hinck ast NJ P. w. Cook and Sarah II. his
MARINE coURT-Be'ore Judge Gowns.


Torecoyer S52 alleged to be due for painting
done in the Chapel Of The Nativity in Second ~, OF
which dcicndnnt Il pastor, and for quantity OF paint
le by hin On he premises, which were used By another
persCD The detense + that Mr.. Nee. neyeromployed
Lain mn nor never knew OF his leaving paint there, but
teccnir troublesome FOR the sake OF peace he paid
him s25 aud took HE receipt in full and that the pant
ing was done by enother person. Verdict ior deisnd
frF
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tAs,sti'nsatl

RIcH SHAwIs, VELyETs, SILKS, &c.-Co-
LuNBsH HALL No 2Gl Grsns IS said by good judges e
he tie besi store 10 the City for tie puohsse OF fch aw
silks Nelveis Pes, Cloths. MeTnos M0nsseln De Lanes
and In short Oh kinds OF Dry Goods IL has become 50
noted that the ladies from al parts Of the C trons here
10 make th,s purchases and what il -emarlbe they 20
once thew are sure second time. Why this Il
is because they have the very best stocS OF rool s s
readers have -: visited CoLVsBAN HALL, Y VIII Be
w,u worth their while 10 just and see tie rense -
sold for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The SUNDAY LAw.-Ihe second Ss6Dath
since Judge Strong slecson adver'e 10 the eonsuioa
aty OF the Sunday Ordnance, passed or as qaesy sh
ORDERLY 50 far rs was observable, as when Il " ~ "a III
force and operation All licensed houses ior tse sac q
Touors were open while generally those without License
rcmsined closed during the day.
PoIIcr CoURrs-The Sunday sessions oil the
Police Cour.s for the disposal Of petty cases have os
suspended since Judge Strones decision on lAe SaS
ordnance Persons arrested on Saturday ni.n, are
row necessarily kept in confinement Until Aona~5
morning.
BuReLARIEs.-The tailoring establishment OF
N, ! e Roach. IN Cour,-st was ieoniorsly eraered
~, niSbt sincc and robbed OF goods 10 Owe.
slco h value An sttenp; was made 70 orex 11.S g
S~sllinv on Pineapplest, near Fulton o. thuts.y
right The bur glars bored out ore o. re pane .. -.
~ door but. fror rome unexplained Gauss
;h al ,h,r design without taking snythns s-lIsl
i.s--,, ,sss made 20 break INTO Mr. FsEdeIho,en
store In Ailsnticst Saturday morning. -
fuccCst
IxcoproR, rIoy.-The citizens OF henlpsteaa,
rosH,.lS b.II s.r,eeting preparatory to taxing
measures to INCORPORATE it into Village
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

LITERARY AssocHTioN.-Las Saturday even
ing. large number Of young men met at Washington
Hall for the purpose OF organizing Literary A-socis
tion. President and Secretary pro were appoint
cd and, On motion it was resolved that a Committee of
fhrec BE- appointed TO report Constitution anil officers
at the next meeting The Committee was appointed,
snd the meeting adjourned 10 meet At the place
this evening, or a. the call OF the Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

Gas VS. LIGHr.-Gas fixtures, OF beautiful
pitsrus ere daily received al tho great manufacturing o.
rot Of Messls. Archer, WAENEK & Co No S!5 Broid'
ysy on their factory. AL who want vii do wei! q sys
hem cal.
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Por1cr-On Saturday last. Patrick Rookie

POLICE.-On Saturday last Patrick R0cke
brought before the Recorder charged with resist
ing and attempting TO stab The Watch vile in the per
formance OF their duty. Rookie Saturday morning,
YVES drunk and creating a disturbance with his family,
which led the Watch o interfere lie was sent TO the
County Jsl TO the charge at the next term OF
the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
Thonlpaon,s Reporter save of Warrants:

Lard Wsrrants rather dull and last weeks prices
are scarcely sus timed The number offering limited,
end the demand has slso fsgen OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

m No year since RooT opened his gallery IN
NeYork hA he offered his pctuIes for comp anon - n,
Fair the Arlercsn Institute without eeeir ~ re
prize which be In hs show case a. NO oo' D'0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
LEcruREs.-The Committee appointed to

make arrangements to continue NJ lectures Of Mr..
Mathew A. Burke have resolved 70 commence the course
this week Admission free Collection TO be taken for
the support al the lectures Notice will be gven Of the
time end place of the lectures through the CRY papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

~ Dir. VIM. B. Bradbury gives free lee
this evening at No. 4l3 Broadway, Teaching
Of Singing"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

~ The lastlceture of Mr. Thackeray'S first
coursc takes place discovering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

CHARGE or GRAND LARCEEY-A man. calling
himself John Smith was yesterday arrested by Oaicer
Kinner OF the Third Ward Police charged with stealing
frkin Of butter valued at S2j 60 from the stand Of
o. g. Olufteai, in Washington market Tao prisoner
was taken before Justice Osbornc for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

AccIpEyr.-Yesterday afternoon young
man, nsmed Thomas fell from rock in the Deep Cut
and broke his right In his descent his struck
projecting part Of the rock ard thereby saved his life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

rB, Mrs Mowatt has recovered from her
influenza and, in spite Of weather, has drawn large
and intelligent audiences oil the past week to see her
pcrsoni6caiions of Rosalind,. Parlhenia, Mira Halter
Blanche end Ion She has been received with uuiver
sal applause especially in her swn play ArmandD and
in Ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

~ Attention is requested to the advertise
ment of prizes Ivy Singer & Co., on our fourth page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

LECTURE o. ASTRONOMY Monday (tbis)
evening, Professor Olmsted win deliver Lecture in
the Tabernacle on Comparative Views and Grand
Laws of the Solar System" This will be the first Of
series called the Franklin Lectures, prepared for the
purpose Of afording popular instruction at merely
nominal charge The price Of admission is only
twelve and half cents.
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Rrrn1 s.-1he talIOnng estaOnsnh.enI y

rssc,.lv h,Il a.neetng preparatory 70 ts~
rneesrres 10 Incorporate il into Village
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Tn NEw ENGINE HoUsE.-In the Park,
situated between the Rotunda and Centrcst, is the
new BUILDING lately completed for the accoaol aton
ofthc Second Disric, Court the Protection Mutual and
Pearl Engine Hose and Hook and LadderC panies &C.
IN building Is Of cut brown stone and Is in the same
ssyh as the new sessions-Houso 1t ia fAy.ve feet in
'front.' seventy feet In depth and three stories high
The hrs; and second stories occupied by the FIRE
Com penes and the upper story by tho District Court
ion the Second judicial District AMI the Office of tho
Commissioner Of Streets and Tampa The Court is an.
prosched from the Park, and is fine airy and COM
iaodious room The cost of the building was about
Sis %. and erected under the supervision Of r
G. L aheld. architect
~ The great sale of Newark property by
A. II. Nicolsy Auctioneer, was on Fndsy There were
1 lots sold each lot 20 by 100 feet ut an average OF
Slae 81 per lot making In ell S3l 3s5
az at the Bowery Amphitheater this
evening Mr. r. Sands viii perform the feat Of walking
ON the cealing, with bis fee, up snd head down, at
hight Of "a feet from The ground
~ The fog and mist of Saturday night was
70 Ne that river navigation was dricul, and danger
diong trips were m order at ell the ferries. The
Twas not altogether oeossioned by the fog. how.
The boat Trsasit, at the South Ferry, les White
'snd Capt Cole, utter stopping and backing several
70 prevent collisions, In siew minutes found
about where be started from. This occurring
q lncreni times. Capt Sole pradently put into his
~ g place to examine bis compass when il was
as ned thst piece Of cork had been go placed IN.
sef card, ss to render Il stationary this being rem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

ANOTHER SwiNDLER CAUGHT.--An lndiVldu-
al known es Charles Livingston, was arrested on "a
,urday afternoon by 0iceTs Brookhsnn and harst o.
the Eleventh Ward charged With sw.nding or obtain
ins MONEY by false pyetenses
Capt. Sguires, OF the Eleventh Ward Pohc-, IN his
repeIt 70 the Chief of Police yesterday morning says,
rc,pectpg this man: 80 This fellow has been engaged
for some months pas in defraudipg Germans living IN
tis section OF The City cut OF various small sums Q:
money ~ -
"A ssoIt time since Mr. Morris Mosser, OF NO. u
lvenre c. was robbed OF upward of 800 IN money
Ard silver ware. 4 rev days sNerwsrd this fellow
called AZ the house and inquired il they had been
rcbbed npd on receiving answe. in the affirmative,
ala tht no had arrested the thief and recovered tue
money and silver which were down At the Curt End
Il M r. would accompany nm t,sse .as ss ~
wife lost no time in getting ready and were soon on
their way with the fellow, who told them taat ne Noa1
charge nothing Tor his esrviees but the SssrV res
woud be s7 which il was his duty 20 see pad las
amount Mr. NJ instantly gave him. thinking hlaseh one
of the most fortunate Of men, The Oiicer. a. they
supposed him 10 be- then conducted him into the Sa-
perior Court rcom where he made great parade IN get
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

YoRK.-Prof Davis Of Buffalo, whobss for few win
ters past given very successful and attractive series Of
lectures the antiquities of thi country Is about to
commence new series at the Hope Chapel, on the
Ante Revolutionary History of the City Of New York
or New Amsterdam, from its first settlement by the
Dutch The eIuditon and interest Of Prof De pre-
vous lectures strongly affirmed by DR.. Schroeder,
Dr. Tsppsn, and others who heard him. The subject
now selected is ono of comparative novelty, und Of
greet importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

edied.a speedy and direct pasraye WA effected This,
done in joke, might have proved very serious one
as there were probably some four Eve hundred pa
senserS on board, and the night was very dark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

1- Messrs. Ogden, owners Of the Racer"
assure us that upon the return OF that ship they will
make srict investigation into the charges of cruelty in
regard to Capt Steele and If any portions are estab-
lshed, they viii apply the proper remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

SUSPICION OF RECEIvISG ST0LEN PROPERTY.
A German named Christopher Whiitich, arrested
Saturday night by Officer Martindale of the Third
Ward on Suspicion of receiving quantity OF stolen
property The Officer found him in the rear Of No Is
E,sexst with four linen shirts, marked with printed
fguree together with several handsome crsvat shawls
&C., for which owners wanted at the Lower Police
Court Inquire Of Mr. Johnson Clerk OF Police
The acoured wa licked up to await cxGninatiOn.-
His wife arrested dry two since charged with
shop lifting and shc is now in prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

SrRANGERs-At the METROPOLITAN, Hon.
JoLn Davs Worcester; Hon. r. P. Letcher, Kentucky
William 2 Way England; judge Radclif, Albany; Dr.
Rabe San Francsco William Kennedy, Sscremea-
to; A. T. McCresry 81. Louis; Or. Reybarn, New-Of-
leans; Gabriel Fewer, Cuba; NJ Marge, FredercSs-
buieh; J. n Bailey, Nashville; Rev Dr. Darbin Phis-
iephia T. a. McCreary, Charleston; Dr. Hammond,
Heirh burgh; Geo. L. Ward. Boston and others.
At the IRvINe Mr.. Bonarartc, Baltimore; Jerome Ma
poleou Bonspsrfc u 5. A.; Cept r. b Marcy, L. ;. 4;
Il. c. w Rudtord, L. s.A.; j. A. Coburn- Ky; {. w.
Alexander Tenn. Wm ~ SWAIN Philadelphia; NJ.
Pember, Washington: G. l. Weller California T. w w
Chandler Boston; w. +. Cooper, California; Hon W.
w Snow, Otseso Co Hon. 7. F. Folstt, Albany Hon.
A. L. Miner, VI Hon. VIM Hebbard VI; Hon a. r. =
Edeerton Ohio c. II. Haydn, Boston Hon A. y. +.
Nichols, Tennessee; II. Spencer, Utica Jas Means
Ohio; w. w Bache Cal.
=. At the AsToR Hon d. L. Seymour. Troy GOV; Do'y'
Wisconsin j. D Carter, Boston; Hon w. d. Wssa-
burn. Ne; j. Day. s10ningt91 WR wn's b rs
Do: Col. Whipple n H. wm. Dallas, Phla; Judge
Paige Conn L. Puyn, Albany any e. o soo5S
Newo Orleans; Mr. Peabody, Phiin, Ed. stsarns, Bos'
ton others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02
IabIe Clair,

Our friend White SO Canal street. has large stock of
Bibles and books in superior binding And those
of readers who keep Lent should recoect that they
can obtain from White all the leading devotional books
for such season. such the works of Thomas Kemps
At the establishment highly valuable miscellaneous
works may be purchased.
Arion famous musician Of Methymua, who in a
voyage to Italy saved his life from the cruelty Of the
rners by of dophns which the sweetness of his
music brought together Any sailor however would
slider this story fit to be told only to the marines but
every body here of any intelligence knows that H. D.
Hewitt SO Camp street sells the gems of all published
music while his Pleyel" and Sodartn pianos
rivaled
We recolect once being shown very old fashioned
shirt said to have belonged to Henri Quatre of France
and by him at the time of his assassination by
vaillac Nor there people wanting who professed
see marks of blood upon it, What has this story dc
with the fact that Leighton 63 Canal street, sells exquisite
shirts unlershrts linen and cotton drawers Tin fact
| fund of such artices) at very moderate prices
| Read, mark. and nwardly ligest" this fact-that
Gddon's Panorama of the Nile, 1T Commercial Exchang,
Hall St Charles ST. closes positively tomorrow evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02
Something for Every Body.

Between Portsmouth, N H., and Wells, Me-
there has been fifteen weeks of uninterrupted sleighng
The Pensacola (Florida) Gazette raises the
Fillmore and Graham flag
Sir John Harvey, the recently deceased Gov,
of Nova Scotia old soldier and took par
in the battle of Waterloo,
Joanna Cornell has been arrested in Wash.
ington. charged with marrying husband on the 3lst
january and another ut the close Of +, bruary.
1t is stated that the Government incurred al
expense at Boston SS41 05 in the arrcst holding a
return of fugitive slave Sims to his
Mr.. Henry McEltresh, member of the Legs-
lature of Maryland from Frederick county, died at An
napos on the 25th ult.
The extensive tobacco factory of Colonel My
at Richmond, was partially consumed by fire on til,
I'D mt,
A speculator in spurious California tickets
issued by Palmer Co. of NewYork is said to have beer
stuck for $1,000,
Among the passengers who have recently
sailed from New York. l.. W. Jerome Esq. u. S
Consul for Trieste;) and lady.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-02

The italian OpERA,The Orleans Theatre was crowded
on Wednesday evening to it's utmost capacity by most
fashionable audience, to witness the performance O
Norma introducing Stefanone the Priestes ant
which she rendered in the most powerful manner W,
have not to enter deliberately into the merits
troupe but must express high opinion of the Prms
DONNA posing voice not only captivating and per
feet but evidently tutored the school of eect-br
liant and impressive. Tomorrow a great treat is ii
store salyi the renowned Prince of tenors appears
conjunction with Steffanone, in Lucrezia Borga, au
supported by the famous basso, Beneventano Such Il
cast OF Lucreza has never been before in this city
We predict another crowded house witness such an
ray Of musical talent