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GY The Boston Herald is responsible for
the following. The venerable and voluble
old female snuff taker is . perfect character,
in her way. She is feminine ssbrick.''-
Hear her upon question of Morals and Wag
But We have not come to that yet. Read
on:
'Now, there's them hoys. There they are
-Abner and Dan'el-smart poys-good fam
ily-very respectable folks-very-v-e-r-y!
Known'em ever so long-live down in Spring
field-folks we'll to do in the world-pious
folks, too. And there's them boys, Abner
and Daniel. Both Of 'em-Abner twenty
FIVE Daniel twenty-five. There they are
Folks church-goin' people. Is There's them
boys. Opposed to the liquor law. Suppose
they don't believe in no He'll. It's awful.
Perfectly awful. Awful! Both Of 'em.'
'Here the venerable matron took an alarm
ing pinch of snuf-mind, she had just been
| punctuating the above remarks with constant
pinches, but here she came to full stop
with one that was really wonderful. She
survived it, however, and then went on
Both them boys took notion to ride. Sun
day, too, Sabbath-breakin'. What d. they
care? All days one to them, 'sposc. Per-
haps don't b'leeve in no Sabbath. Don's
/ b'leeve in no nothin'. Took notion to 20
out on ride, down they went to the stables.
Livery stables. They went to livery stable.
And there they. hired a-they hired a-let
me see; what was it they hired.?'
/ ssGarriage p suggested my friend.
no, no; wait minute; what was it? They
hired 49,
sChaise? buggy ?-carry all?-he limited
in rapid succession.
sNo. no, no; wait minute. I'll think on
Il Al
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

aD~ We are under obligation to H. B.
Ware esq, for important New York pa
pers of Friday.
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NARROW EscAHE FROM DEATH on RAIL-
ROAD TRAcK.-One of the most extraordina-
ry escapes occurred on the Anderson Branch
Railroad in South Carolina. The rock train
was moving at good speed on a downward
glade, and on turning round short
curve man with his hat over his eyes was
discovered few feet in front on the track
meeting the train; the whistle was instantly
blown, the breaks put down, and the machin-
cry reversed; onward went the train about
200 yards before it stopped; The engineer
looked behind him Immediately after pass
ing the man, to soc as he expected the man
gled corpse; but seeing nothing of it, he
turned in front again, and to his astonish-
ment beheld the unfortunate man sitting on
the bumper with a stick in hand, knocking
the boiler to attract his attention.
Seeing only the upper part of his body,
his conclusion was that he had cut him in
two, and the man still alive, was in more
awful condition than if he had been killed
outright. But when the train stopped, he
was taken off with no other injury than slightly
skinned shins, and small cut in the FORE
head. 1t seems that the prongs Of the cow
catcher passed between his legs, and threw
him on his face, after which he scrambled up
and got upon the bumper. He proved to
be deaf and dumb. After his scratches were
washed he proceeded en- his way.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
THE subscriber has just received general assort-
i ment of Dress goods, consisting in part of
Black and fancy silks, Barages, Tissues, &C.;
Mantilas, Dress trimmings, Frnges and Lawns;
Also-Cloths, Cassimefes and Vestings.
Daily expecting large and general assortment Of
seasonable goods which will be sold low.
Friends and the public generally are respectfully
invited to call and examine goods and prices.
Burlington, Iowa. June Is, '55 j. NJ. SWAN
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Il !. Aaow, Nothing State Council, late
-. ! .s'.'ea at Springfield Illinois, has
-, g Aeon A platform Of principles
'sepsed. There Va. considerable diff.
h 80 % the slavery question, but final.
ss.'.,s'y resolutions, including the
1850 ot the Missouri Compromise,
soopted BY a vote of 74tos5
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Wanted.
~ TONS of cid copper wanted for vi ich the high
NJ est market price will be paid by
WHlrE PIERCE WATERMAN.
june 20 Sign of the Lock
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70 Printers.

ysriety Of PfesFes, Tyres. Hsands,
SI1k ~ ,,..es. stones, Sc. "a, which We are
W : 81 i Isw priccs. We have . large AZ
s'ts. Il ssesd hard Type, embracing snIgeais.
pris, s,s,s Typs, Cats, Brass and Metal Rule,
$3.50; ~ ii want 81 any 81 these articles win
~, advantage u CAT on ns.
tss fssS DUxHAM 4 brown,
bss i,iSse Daily Hawk Eye 4 Telegraph
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TfThe Funeral of Mr.. James T. Phil
lips will take place from his late residence
on South Hill, this afternoon at o'clock.
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u. Welearn that the contract entered
'sssa the officers Of the western
-. "a certain gentlemen for the con-
s.. g the rad to Ottumwa was an
.. .'s',i.y, under the plea tia. i. was
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Percussion Seal Presses,
Are now manufactured to order by d. $. Eberssl,
At his Gun Shop on Columbia street.
Near the Ferry Landing.l
SEALS ENGRAVED, &C., &c.
THE object Of this Press is to emboss your bust
= mesa card address On Checks, Bills of tx
change, Letter heads, Envelopes Orders, Bills of La
ding, Notes, Receipts, Labels, dc. 1t is used with
greater ease and lees consumption Of time than any
other Press before invented. 1t is an additional
SAFEGUARD AGAINST FORGERY,
And n very convenient, economical way to circulate
your business cards.
1t il light, elegant and durable, weight only TWO
POUNDS, and can be sold Seal and Press from
Fire to. Fifteen DoHdrs,
warranted equal to Eastern manufactured Presses
County snS STATE Officers, Totaries, Lodges
And Societies, can have appropriate designs on the
seals at small additional expense.
Remember that perfect fmprssrcn can BE- taken ID
9 Second!
~ Specimens may b seen 1t the Jewelry ster,
OF a. W = ". Carpenter, or ~ the shop.
Burlington, june 20. 1855 d. S. EBERSOL.
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10000 Acres Iowa Land for Sale.

4V,UUV ACRES iowa Lduu 1OT oale.
WILL sell ten thousand acres of land situated
L principally in Lucas, Wayne, Clark, and Union
counties, Iowa These lands selected by one of
the most competent ocators in the Stote, chiefly for
farming purposes and with specisl reference to tim
her, water, rock and coal They lie upon and near
the main yelled roads through the two southern
tiers Of counties west of the Des Moncs and the
Surveyed route Of the Burlington and Missouri Riv
er Railroad. They will be sold at moderate ad-
vance on the Government price for cash. -...
have also made arrangements and am now pre-
pared to locate ands with money land warrants at
any of the land offices in Iowa where government
lands subject to entry. The selections win be
made by gentleman familiar with every county in
the State from personal observation after years Of
experience in the business, and with rs thorough
knowledge of the lands subject to entry any othe,
person in the State. F- ssst IN
Charges will be moderate and satisfaction in every
| instance guaranteed or the money returned.
L. D. STOCKTON,
june13 Real Estate Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
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THE PROCESSION

Into town will be formed by TIE TROUPE or
PEDESTRIANS Superhy mounted on their galy de-
coratcd Steeds. preceded by full MILITARY RAND
driven through the principal street. in appropriate
carringe, followed by the eucca INDIAN CHIEFS aud
WARRIORS, in their native costume, mounied their
Hunting Horses, and Enthusiastically decorated and cupnri-
soned. with the Curriuges, Cages and Vans containing
the Animals, to the Mammoth Pavilion erected for the
Exhibitions.
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WASHINGTON. Julv q.

ASn1N0IVS, IuIy II.
ASingapore Journal received here, states
that through the influence of Sir John Bow
aing, the British Commissioner, tho Siamese
Government had removed the restrictions
recently imposed upon the American Mission
aries in that country Sir John also nego-
tiated a very advantageous commercial tres-
tY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

Looking Glasses.
A FRESH supply, just received at the "Iowa Mu-
"A sic Store." Call and see (for) yoursey.
July g. r. LANE, &
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Law Books! Law Books!

D. d. Cooke & Co., 1876 Lake street, Chicago,
Have constantly hand, the largest assortment Of
law books in the western country, lCfncinndti is
,ohere) any law book Published by Little, Brown
Co Banks, Gould h Co., T. 4 J. W. Johnson, can
be obtained Of us at their prices.
ID, B. COOKE & Co. I35 Lake st.
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For the Iowa Trade!

For the Iowa Trade!
Cur Stock consists in part If tho following,
1000 Bcechcr's Star Papers;
500 Mrs Stoves May Flower;
500 Ida May; 500 futh Hall;
500 Life and beauties Of Fanny Fern;
200 Life of Barnum;
500 y :" Greeley;
200 Irving's Woolfert's Roost;
500 Way Down East.
- All Of the new books are received as soon MS
published and sold to Country Dealers at Eastern
prices. ID. B.-C0OKE & Co., 1876 Lake st. .
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ARREST OF A PosT-oFFICE CLERK.

hEAD1NG, "a, July I9.
Arthur Hughes, Special Agent of the
Post Office Department, arrested, yesterday
afternoon, Adams H. Smith, Clerk in the
Post Office at Richmond, Northampton Coun-
ty, on the charge Of robbing the mails.
Smith confessed taking one letter, contain.
ing $500, mailed at Stroudsburg for the Eas-
tern Bank.
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st. LOUIS, July II.
Both branches of the Kansas Legislature met
at Westport, July, according to the resolu-
ton passed at Pawneo, on the 9th The
Governor and the US. Territorial officers,
except CT ief Justice Lacompt, were present.
The Supreme Court expects to meet and or
ganize there next week.
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STOVES.
LARGE assortment of Prairie State, Comet,
~ Premium and elevated oven and other ssoys.
on hand and for sale by le COY Nv. Whfe
MAIIS-2oo kegs assorsed nail,;
N 400 boxes Glass al sizes, 6ur sale by
June "a SffuNr 4 RgucH
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200 Rays Arith. part;
500 ss III
500 " i" g III
700 q Smiths. Wells. Kirkham'e and Bull
lions Grammar;
100 "Comstockl Philosophy;
$50 g Parkers
80 leo g Comstnck's Chemistrya
100 Wnok' Botany. : II part:
so . Cutters Phyeicloty;
Besides large stuck Of Sanders Readers and
spellurr. Rays Algehra. Days Algebra. wilIard's
W,Irons. Frosts and Whites School Histories New
mans, Whatisy's and Nair's Rhetoric, kc., L., &c.
All 81 thew tn Be nhtaiaed a. Iowa At any honse In
the west, on time 6vs per cent. dscsunt for cash,
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Sheet Music.
| A LOT of new and excellent pieces just received.
"A New supplies are received every week or two ut
the Iowa Music store. [july 81 R. LANE.
Pictures! Pictures!
| A LARGE lot of splendid ones just received from,
"A Boston, at the Iowa Music Stere We will sell
| them at Eastern prices. r. LANE.
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Fruit and Edibles.

TUST received, . full supply of choice Dry Apple.
and peaches. oranges, lemons, cocoa nuts, prunes
raisens de- Fresh Oysters, CLANS lnisters snrdines
and Fab cheap for cash at ANDERSON'S
june 20 IS Gazette copy.
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Law Books.
DLACKSTONE'S Commentaries;
ID Kens's
Beuvier's Institutes;
Greenleaf on Evidence;
Story's Equity Jurisprudence,
Story on Contracts;
&c Equity Pieading.;
I" Bailments;
Wharton g Criminal Law;
Besides the latest Law publications from the
Houses of Little & Brown. Boston: Banks, Gould A
Co., T. ]. W. johnson, Philadelphia. All Of thees
works can be obtained at catalogue prices.
iuly 9th, 1855.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, July Iy.
The Court Of Claims has been eng aged to-
day in perfecting rules. About one hundred
and forty cases were docketed. The Court
will probably adjourn tomorrow to meet
again on the 18th of October in the room in
the new wing Of the Capitol,
The Government has been giving consider
able attention this week to the subject of
protection to the frontiers in order to pre-
vent Indian hostilities.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

Nsv YoaK, July q.
Countssfsit ives On The Merchants Bsnl
81 Darlington, VI are ID cifculation here.
8 "A washington correspondent Of the Journ-
q OF Commerce, BY telegraph, states that
our Goyernment has received from EicaYa-
qua athcisl ace0ants that Col. Kinney, nor
any Of bis colleagues, is not entitled TO any
land IN Nicaragua uader his patented grant.
The correspondent further states .hst he is
privately informed that Col. Walker really
met With success in his conflict 1t Nicaragua.
Dir. Wheeler, the American Minister, who
Was the last person on board the steamer Mt
San Juan. received intelligence that the
Gevernment were flying before Walker.
Baltimore, July 81.
Jno. Morrow, U. s. Sergeant at Fort Nc
Henry, charged with having caused the death
OF The solder Louis Loup, has been commit
ted to answer the charge Of murder.
NV ORLEANS, July 10.
The verandah Hotel was destroyed by
FIRE last night. Loss about 800, 600; insu-
red 5000.
WASHINGTON, July 81.
The Court Of claims has adjourned over to
the 18th OF October. Previous to dispensing
the Judges will announce the Commissioner
for taking testimony in the several States.
ALBANY, July 81.
The case involving the question of the con-
stitutionality Of the Prohibitory Liquor Law,
between the People and VIM. Loudon, pro-
prietor Of the City Hotel, which has created
so much interest in this city, terminated this
evening. The jury promptly returned YER
dict of "not guilty." The verdict was re-
ceived with general scclama.ion by the inn
mense assembly who were in the City Hall,
aod is the subject of congratulation among
the business men of the city. The defend
nnt's counsel offered, if the complainant's
chose, to appeal from the decision. They
united in framing case presenting for re-
view various questions. arising under the
law, to furnish every facility for obtaining
speedy decision on the appeal.
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SARATOGA, July 81.
Judge Morris decided to-day that Huestis,
arrested for selling liquor, might give bail
to await indictment, and could not be COM
PEELED to 60 to trial Immediately before a
called jury.
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(NANE at the Iowa Music Store, for old and young,
~ Come and buy one ere they are all gone. New
ones just received. [july 81 4. LANE.
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IOWA MUSIC STORE.
East side of Barrel House Building,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
RUFUS LANE, PROPRIETOR.
Pianos,
A Eastern prices, and todrranted can always be
"A obtained at the "Iowa Music Store" No char
yes made for freight expenses. LANE.
Seraphines and Melodeons.
0F the hest quality, can always be obtained at the
" Iowa Music Store. A lot Of new ones are on the
way, to be here in a few days. Il. LANE.
Music! Music
NALL at the Iowa Music Store, if you want good
~ selection Of any kind Of music, from first rate
Piano down to capital good Jewsharp. THIS is the
place to buy Singing Books for Chois Singing Sch ols
| Glee Clubs, &c.
Vions, Guitars, Flutes, Flies, Banjos, Ia nborines
Flutinas, Accordeons, Brass instruments, Drums and
ether things "too numerous to mention" can be pro-
cured ali times this the only Music Stor, in this
vicinity. [july 3. r. LANE.
Ink Ink!
| A LARGE supply at the Iowa Music Store, which
II will sell ut cost about closing of al
our articles Of Stationery Come and all. if you
wish to save your dimes. r. LANE.
Umbrellas,
NEW supply received. and plenty more coming
| IN Call fora shade ere it rains. X. LANE.
Looking Glasses
A FRESH supply, just received at the "lowa Mu-
"A sic Store" Call and see (for) yoursey
july r. LANE.
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STOVES! STOVES!i
Old fogis nowherc. and Y",ng America 10 the

Old Fogiss nowhere, and Y",mg America 10 the
ntecn lcncy I!
NHE largest stock IL Cook, Parlor and Dos Stoves
/ ever shipped TO Bur,nS,cn. An.ng which may
he f,nd the unrivnled Uncle Toms Cabin, Air Tight
Cook Stoves f., burning VOID ne ersi. - az
Also, the Meteor Air Tight, beet weed s,ass in thu
world, New Earr. BLACK Diainad, clipper. Msy
Qticc,i. Wcstern World, New World, ClimaS, PAM.
gon,' Scranton. Davy Crockett. Premiums, I'D and
rev patterns, Elevated Ovens. Green River and La
dies Favn lite. ~
All Of the above Co Stovss ARE warranted a. do
good work sale; they OF Easlcin n,aI,ufac-
turc. rnd superior cas,lrigs.'
me nnasrsirasd are PIeps,s to eel sse.p.I than
call and try us. WHITE, piERrg 1 wArEHsAS
june 90 Sign Of big I..ck. Mann e.. lustin rtra
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NEW YORK, July It.
The steamer North Star sailed at noon to-
day, for Havana with about 100 passengers.
Bernard Hart, for many years Secretary
of the Board of Brokers and enc of that
body, died on Thursday night; aged 10
years.
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The Iron Horse!!
(.n AMI IflyH IvNlTEfllft

=
CHICAGO AND IOWA uNITEDlil
In b COOKE CO., Wholesale Hok sellers, 1876
~. Lake sirs~s, Chicago, have made : e'stract
with all The Froa Korses to carry goods into iowa
in double quick time, and in pertecf safety.
TIE HAwK-EfE MAN viii tell YIN that on his
-cerrs trip faor city he was n rfecfiy assonish~ at
IN, pile. IT lss1ks. Cards and Stafsse,y he saw o.:
,Mr ira-e. iicruil enly eaclaiza, : srsds9ioas,'
pr digieu,'' ~
kr han Won come TIL. way cal, 10 and see ms.
b. b. COOKE Co. iss L,t. =.
The Wholesale Book Trade at chicago.
ID :. b coo X + 4 CO.,
Putli-lcr; Wholesale psser. in
Books, stationery and Pocket Maps,
M 1.5 Lass stivvt. Cilic sG,.
re- Wesfsru Booksellers will consult their own
interest. ., MAKING shcf purchases ~ on, fmsc, a.
assortment is the largest in The Uai'ed State,
and prices, considering the espeh.e'f freight as low
az Eastern rates. =. j. cookEAcc.
D. b. COOKE 4. CO.'S
Series ST RAIbRTsD MATS are the NOS; nYei,
unique AMI nsefai things EVER ubsh,d.
Now reaay ..Grcat Western r.. H. Guide, being
Railway Map Of the Westc-a states, showing
Kairoad- and stations ii the States Of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Michigan, Wi>
cousin, Kentucky and canada.
5s8- The following now form n uniform serice:
Railway Map Of Ohio; Railway Mapnf Illinois,
Indiana; Great " est IN X. X. Guide.
sxe Each of the above named are nut up in peck
ct form for travellers, or on card board for Office
a1- The above can all be sent per mail.
b. b. COOKE 4 Co., lS5 Lakes :
Important to the Legal Profession
b. B.cO}KE & Co.. 1855 Lake street, Chicago,
Have in press and will speedily rubsh.a Law B'.'k
which will prove u valuable acquisition 10 every
member Of tho Bar
Entitled "A Practical Treatise on the powcr to
sell land for the payment Of taxes assessed there
on embracing the decisions Of the Federal c, urts,
and Of every State in the Unicn, by
ROBERT s. BLscKw Eli, Of the Illinois Bar.
49, The work will contain almost 500 pages and
will be got up in style unequa!ed ny amy law b'ok
ever before issued.
Mr Early orders solicited from members of the Bar
Address d. b. COOKE 4 Co.,
june Is, so 1875 Lake st. Chicago.
For the Iowa Trade!
Enr Stock consists in mart If tho foiipvipg
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Paras0ls.
lust received and for sale cheap, at the Iowa Mu
u sic StuIe. July 81 R. LANE.
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VIOLATING THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.

VIOLATING THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
BosroS. July 10.
The trial of Count Kazinski and his three
associates who were taken from the British
brig Buffalo by the Cutter James Campbell on
the charge of violating the Neutrality laws,
resulted their ncquittal. The testimony
failed in to implicatc them as being person
ally engaged in enlisting men for foreign SER
vice
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Mr.. VAN AMBURGH!

whnse daring achieve ments in the WILD BEASTS
DEN have won for him, in all parts of tile world im
peristablc reLown, accompanies this exhibition per.
son. and viii fcarlessly enter the Cages of tho wild
Animals where no will exh bit his nshug and inyx
ferrous influence over thc'e formidable aud ierocious
creatures,
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4. following we received, by letter,
s, .sse one at Peoria, probably the
H. H.. j The Democratic Press from which
,.pfit il cut:
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Umbrellas,
NEW supply received. and plenty more coming
IN Call for shade ere it rains. X. LANE.
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LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
BROWN & LAHEE, Burlington. lows
IL AVE complete abstract of til, title to every
Ill lot and piece Of land in this city and ciunty,
and will give examinations at rcas onable rates, buy
and sell Real Estate Commission rent property in
this vicinity and pay the taxes thereon,&c.
We will give prompt attention to the collection VI
debts; drawing and acknowledging deeds and other
writings, and any other law business that may Be
entrusted to us. - june %, l865-bpyE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17
Amnsgmfnts.

ETROPOLITAN OPERA-HOUSE-
NI erosd~sy opposite 8on5st
NINE isiDORA CLARK
'Ps',o fS'" 'ss pEee sSs' she - &c 1:r ssSc'd
on TUESDAY EVENING. APrl H. assisted By the following
Ar IKE:
Nile. CAMILLA URsO tho youns violnir;
sisDoI BERsAaDI. Baritone;
Hr GklsWOLe Tenor;
Be.,r, sIsDE sod EBEN, Flotists;
and Full OrehestTs, directed BY W. CARLL BERGMAN
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST
l. Flctop
. '''"' ." ~ si.nci BERNARDO ''>'
s. Grand scena ct Csvai,ns-' Tu al chi sgunao oul-
bipos'sbd" from ID. Opera l ouo Fn.esi" .....verdi
Nine 1siDOsA CLARK
4 Fsntssie for Nion-Tom La fsso'its" .Alvd
Hear the right, LODI XyIIth P..lm ...W. Fl. Fry
Mime. .JDOhA CLARK.
M GRISWOLO
T. Hors. do Nun du-" Dost thou hear tits
thy tune 1.-THE celebrated Vocal and Instra-
mental Trio from the Opera Of Camp Of
sarst, NINE isl DORA CLARK.
with Copcer,srte ate accompaniment By
Me@s SttDE srd EBEN.
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