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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17
ss-chddren h%ai:-nrie. 10 By. No 5g,Ep,fce T. p;
BIG SHOW!
Watt! DON'T 90 II. NETT

WATT! DON GO II NETT
Until yait h ,vr seen the souls: 'rrina Drama IN Three acts
nj the pANS0f'5l DOME sail as Ilst is perhaps he on!v,
d ma on the Nnrrican stage. This SPLEEN ia National
Dana Is fnunled IN eren's with II nsnir-d dur4ue the
rRfc4 *EGtF1E TfgNf ard * repitie w3tl The most
FhriittnS, sc-ncS sfHrIf1+ hi1il itiS- hairbrrsdh escapes
rnfc leeds, re All vi H- g-s i1et n n Svfc ef " ,eltf-
s+;.e- sIht Srfen Gar Hrrc- t. "a ..flzi=-1 - AHssr-~t-
@roreg"aS SorsrTF e4 - s!~setea liafe. MasGih,rat
-TANkE Re5siS2oa ANft rNNaEE NIft.ssa
FAs funniest Gl'E's ans naw av.as. ~sii sgreaf, 4ltl
Tie F53.ag I3a1ee Gal,
sNss YtNvpE Ru1-Seovs Sipp--rf Jr d most ra~7rfl,
RCslna'ic TraaI3e- s-lezFet ir5nl sac hes' Tleaters in ~,
Gum
rhis Evening WILDE performed he Patriotic nr4naa. in
ihTss arS emit led lf,Ys u > ), rr the Course Of FFse Lor.
never di rH1 smooth
u .rfus SHfton. 4 live Ysl1sre. can beat any Gal IN th~
digSens hoping -tatrrs. is enrin u Bar Figtt, n,G death on
insH.s generally speaking. Fr-d- Sinclair. a yn1ia hunt
err Etith BraieAenn. an English IHr,l in lragu with The
eint4on iry SoEiier- onaw inch. an Ind an Chief in the SER
virs. OF KflIff lsFais.npa. In Hans Tariff. Nash .4sgs.
tnlalksh keeknk- WHbekrt<hick, Passepshow. turss.
a hTii Corn ieIi, ami a eater patch 0 boot.
Toyk at .te List Of Tr tiuel Horses. fnnies. Mules and
Arabian sfeedS eSh! cd daily in The tircle.
Mad Anthony. the ID Fnriug and Manage Steed, sFnnlgcI.
rsn- ths Educ tted y lex Fay. StAksp"arAs Exee!sias
FaSoriie. To1<ry. ihe Aa fefffntser th IT les Is. the Veto
eran of iheFsv.N. fa&$si. l .-4sdrs Roadster, Tartar,
hed"wn ! ean+Tsesipsts Itlseia. flprtIe = yer. Aiiadin.
Rntai4a'n. from the island of " sie-
During th- evening. the Bean iftl and Accpne IisA..i
lianSelse, HISS Athf LEE! wHj u rrar m s. vrrai "a her
most Ppr"haF Da"1es- Also a triad Prrftena Hl.= III ihr
;-icclr, cuass in& OF tiartus 4 Cts ri 81 te,frianiSiat .Ar-r
hattie and GynnA<ttc EN-r-isc-, II rciIraa FrAis. sc. In
ter>psrtea and ssbhsrned by the comic tlities ii the siown.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

Toop Choppers are n wv wanted on the Springfield Mt
" Vernon aud Pittsbur Oh Ratirnad. / will pay a gooc
pr;ce TO any hands OF This Disruption
Sept T. ,lsae'-6t, !. L. koRI>soE, Contractor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

pEbAwaRE. Ohio, September5If5
We do hereby certify thzitne foresoi5s statement
of the condition of the ifeasury q Ssaids on tv 10 be
rorrect, and made by rs ip Compliance with the l.o-
viSio ms OF LIE fifteenth section of = An act I o fafiher
piovids fr the bett, r regulation of The receipts and
Disbursements and safe keeping OF the public reve-
nue. Passed april u, 1853.
Ry erder of tile Commissioners.
~RMSTRt)NG, Treasurer.
u. w. EIOl1ES Auditor.
Ga,4 Is ~ I tr"- o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17
THE MARKETS
Delaware Markets

Corrected ,peekly by R. E. IIILLs e sos, Whoke
sale aud Ret4ff Grocefs, do.4 Rtttfaas Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17
home TESTIMONY.
nAar,eep. rraLah.ll c.ao,y. otto. .

HARrFoep. rruiubult County, Ohio. I
March h. iSN-
I hrr-hy certify that l have been d"afn,G in 'te eiraGen
berg MelR-fufsS fur fA. isast few We scs. Hi raH grufS Stt
thit / aaNf' r-scr altered ahN meal cinrs Ia the pubic ii3
have mi " "a the j tld" a prob ,tr, oi thu p'"gic Lk'
thrs+, pHrlcUtHrtt tbs SiHS aaI Ga htHcun- Ihry oi!,
reaihS perform :" an! ta"f' tatp y prura sci for tnr'a.-
/ have Sod .t,ntt ht}y haties TT he Nnfholt'pI tha = ti
season. ald hear III. hrstrr%utS "a r,crs rtsc.
i. u. a. JOHNSON, MsHirsl Agent.
E.atNta Tr. Ru~'tA, u s.y< OF thos GJaa,uherg Nsjs
ciu : ar. 4..#sf PbNsi"ian vi e6 euSfve y a" tec.sud a@e
u 'lr n}1st Sprr"rsigi "a the rnuu1S tir"in aulb u, W"lcL
ht p. >tla-.
q" Fhl- c~.taas thai IhlH- used TIC Ora II, phers Pu}e Az
MsrShtIS Caihesrag. >nit here ny = u. G T"ansan, in
Any rfdcuCt - sy ea.irS sdtetacft'n- ilrS IRE soal met
.r.nrs. nr.tl. fbCShN nti..
Hartford, trauaiu.i Co, March =, tSS--
! am . phYSirian oi hr y~srs' prsctic". Ny ~prtrcGral
StIE N H.g lV- u I.-f tSr- 90 f-gli"S- tArN hnNn gr:narAltN
bAllpa mS uPSt "tur;s. u0 Hiu tc ~ mt"rla4s comprising
MafSuHIts [ t"rsnr ndnttsnl, / wa. rI'5Set w;pi them.
gave ,hrtu a tar r4sI, ami !usta 4 sGySo.t ltHtte ttty sue.
ccsSiuI ia MY 'nfincr trhct3ef l c"at4 ptl WAieEie III
s. intHsnn~ Ul ab,' q laht IN. { So, ANA crut ] INt c are oR,
Il, ttti- NNN ! clQ Fs'!IcattS SG.ca least seven rpu IN tNtu,
" and ut1gaIs III rrst, 1 4istlrr Marsh .ItS Uirrnr Ga
tIQiic,.s NWt rleafSst l.Sstu- "a te0aarE IhtNr MT =. ria.
j. u. NH4tAMS. N. a., THAR csela-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

5rog sale by STARR AFRO, pelawage, FrnaNn s Roe,
Eas, Orange, Wl.laGa & Nox, Deiai; J, + Wtaternante,
Sqrian, aft ny deAIerS IA medicines genoeAly
Fer aEos.rlts Apply 10 II, b hfNGSLEY,
t~lGteinnf,
NaS o. lssG.-ty ASau for Obs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

twas slso orde red In further pursuance Of the above re
cited act. aihas public police be given in The newspapers of
lIelawsr. county, setting forth the boundaries OF Me searT'
al appraislnent districts, rs abiisllpf aooye, an prn3rtIm ing
the eiecHou VI ApaFAisars at the Iisxi October eleriion:'
The quaIhded electors ofstif Delaware county are, there
ere, here1y notified to elect, at the next annual October
cleo ION ia each Township, nle Lahi Asses-0r Ter the re
appraisment OF the lands ami town-iots therein, in the year
II. ". RHODES,
sept Il, S.5S-it. Auditor Del. Go.
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wnLtAT TaA,nasS, P.aiatlF.

~ IA @AN@-A Ne4%
2EAIIst
JauFs IL 5aNcr, Gten. s. Ea.
.uIi, JAutes Austin. EercGo
" rEht, BcEaSznts.
:. EAToN. rcs.t
~ tau. rssfiaAt vi iai ANA,
nan lately r~t:uFed 10 MitrssS
cas- uIt: hrrsNy u~Gsiti.-d that
a.. lass. III" platniir nsai lsts
lE,sn a'lrGs. he uiuPsf and j
Innf gage RisrH ~ JaFEEs Fl
Tie u.ssId 81 mo p~siaIniB-
de, ara sach, GA HE 55Iibri
ia Hre fu~u VI lgelt,ea-ss lei
NJ. IL ~ snd ~. as uitnt
.fyis Nui4's addition L. IL8c I,
following described Qariot q
atarr un q pas, at tbs s"uth-e
RnI SoatiI Aar6t eo-4rf VI oat
" Sst afjns tae soiiih Lac OF
t~-lrr sEf,l = bAIf futrs TO a u
sid SOU h hHe; iiitues nortb
said osst s0t lZ2 l%atles e., INT: pl
. sal. pc lion IA rrGairSI "
5tn G-.y Of sep eEneer, =. D..
J.,
July 20. ls5s.-=6t {
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sfs >,
I F. E.
PROCLAIM ATION.
LAND ASSESSORS FOa |

LAND ASSESSORS For 1858
THE Commissioners OF Drlawsrs Cauay y, o1in. at ihlaf.
= Jun- Sessan. 1855 ma II he following ur1er and entered
fhe samr on their 5surnal, to-wif:
III pGrsain e Of al &C. to nas4i IN act. pascal Anrii
lAh. 1852. eutnlet an act for tue assess nriit .;i t1xa iuI u
all proper y in the Stale and Tor leyyins taArs IAersan, H.
'cording u It's trues xaIae Ia ino.irv r.A>Soi ktiisl -, F%ae
The ChininlssIOntrsuf A elswaFe. InuAt., lhis sol asacy LIZ
following diyisa0d q said county j.. 0 aAsrcfs Tor Tie Sca
i-niei appraisnlent Of Lands aud rtwn-i.uts IL ITO yeas
lo59. as provided by law, in-Nf:
First District the Ctyil Township 49,. i. .sEl..s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17
Tas ar gest Stuck or

CYfiiES. Sna:hs. Forks. Rakss,
c. D. POTTER 4 cCsAr
Jude :, 1858. TemPlar tsa. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

LNRESH RRlVAI OF NEW AND BEAU
Il T;FUL GOODS AT NO, 8. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Just received o new supply of
Gold md SilverWatehes, Gol1 and Silver
Chains and Keys, GENTS Gold Sleeve Buttons
and Studs, Breast pins. Finger Rings, Lu-
dics, Earnings, Pins, Hair pins, very
pretty styles of W ork- boxes, Cabas,
Purtmonies and Wallets, very
pretty and cheap.
Gable Charms and spec men g of the "ArLAN
ITO TELEeBAPH CABLE Please call and Sc
them.
sept, II, 1855. c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17
SEPTEMBER nth, 1853.
BIG STOCK.
New Fall Goods.
NOW ARRIVING Ar
J. HYATT 6 co.'s.
BALANCE NEXT WEEK.
NoTICE

In S5-
= meet The conditions OF The proposition o. Miss Mary
Monet 20 dpaate 10 the ONO WEsLEYAa FExA1E COLLEGE.
the slfn or Ten Thousand Dollars. i, the Treasurer of sail
foliage drherehy certify. and give noice 10 ilose having
subscribed thereto, lax tAe sntn OF ten thousInd dollars has
beea scared ns sibscripiiea- Isereby Complying with Ire
hrst condition q 81 ii proposition. ard furhefnsore. the first
instalinent On subscription Is Los due. and immediate pay
lneni e1pect-ta IL Evans.
Delaware. o. September 4. 1853.
" ilian Csrsan, pI r. before Gese q PurJy. Jn<tice
~ H Of tie Peace, of EsIaware TIP.
J. b. MOORE, der. ADeI4,yare 10, o
On the ninth day u september A, D.Is5s, said ,asIce. al
any instance, ISSUED an order Of At4ehmens IN the zboye
action fer the sum Of Si6D
Sept. IL. ls5S,-t W EAASSE PEsIatid|
Settlement of Estates, &c.
THE following Administrators and Guardian have GIed
l. their papers for hna4 seitieaeMi-
C4thsrfue Stone Executor OF Wn. b Stone. deceased.
:. IS Morsao use Executor Of KINDER a barton. decd
Joseph Potter aad Sm.-B!air AcDi1is-rN;ozs u Abi5lEi
Leonard. Geceased-
John Flemlng Administrator OF EIinabesh Mater
Rruben jones Gusrdfan II ;he ninor heirs Of amos
Rogers. I'D
Isaac eurren Gaarlian of he minor heirs Of James
Grown. deceas-d.
Joseph Harris Guardian OF uie nihor heirs Eassr Worth
DECREASED.
There will re a hearing On said cascsat my Office in Del
a1Arzr On saturday, Ocsober sh- Is3s-
sep, ~. ia51- EEANNEf. Prob Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

OF FURNISHING GOODS,
Shirts and Under Shirts, Drawers, Stocks, era
watts, SearIs, Neck Tics, Socks, ~Suspenders,
Collars, Comforts, Gloves, sc. &c.--we hav:
a splendid collection.
~ Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT is
more efficient than ever. Persons wishing the
| right kind of fitting Clothing, will call at our
| Establishment, where they will get them and
no mistake.
| First door North of Days Boot Is Shoe Store.
REYNOLDS Y FRANK.
~ "a. Sept. 10, IS5s.a
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sESAEow Institute.
MR.. GMIss HrGks

N SIRE 10 announce to their friends and former patrols
~ thai they VIII open their Ind term OF the AsAl-F n
,tiluir. iur nc instruction OF Youth Vi buth seXes, On SL0
81 cumd tuesday OF Aug, 1855 in the town Of Ashley. Desa
ware cuuaty. unihe :. ~ * q hturoad.
I ur morally vi thu citizens aud the known experience %
he TEACHERS, are u sufficient guarantee OF The we'll being %
tLpsc placed under their influence
Ttiti9n iron. So, u. % $500 percrn. Painting and Draw
ihg taught. also llstrGmen3 al Music. If 4 suheicnt uunbes
reIntre H.
lioud Boarding can be had for ST. per week.
Tea. cents per month incidental foe VIII be charged.
Dir.ct 10 Sc. HICKS,
June II. lo5S.-Iy Ashley. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

Dr~.Jaokson, the Indian Physician, will
b. at the American House OH Tuesday af-.
tetnoon and Wednesday sepse mber 2lst and
sad.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17


.T1la 4ausnat rapidiiy.
Principle regulators Ct the
perIorsnS its aacu0Rs wall
ESfE drTc.gpeG are Ssessp
iP~gG:1at uh sae healthy &C,
iiru2=r performance os rs
Aca - = faG!t, tife RugsGiS
Ss&stsI4 sAlcfs u e9,sae-
sfe -Ha*s.sg .ca2sssa 70 40
o. nat "rssu, va< st he
S1HsH la q PEzraisse 81
-e4 suiHc rraEdy where
~ ';erHAe eats - ~Esck
dy S 4asueuod,.4sr rcs-
"t. 's7a5, ~ sny u Is
= ie, aAG CO.. fc@~u Is c<F
-
morbid ~ .sssl II aNsc from
tar[ el { A~Sslny .4owf
. Ona1ca, Gals a. lO>'s' L Id
- ss'44E sD- a,.st .e@tla 70
o 1919 AZ tar c4i-e oi he
rs are.
-, eA,lt ID seasr, p,sse,i
I : VI IL At-s A-
X s1d,eirut 10 ggia4v- ;ho
- a>oI .r~in 1I=.as ~ii- s-rs.
~ are feIFiss grrseAss
".sAt. i''sens the tows..
nets
= s~@ me.i ~ eaee
20 Illus vS.d Always re
"a niSIr vosl ucstop removes
a.l'S MAAesA per.rc- 1are,
~ - s-y 4GHSFcS -. &c, waite
. Is szre cs:ta sUr 5t.4r. q
~ - !EJss
.rcaed -. t;s=eN CT OF la,
AL- Sttet .oAs Sn..-cs
Jassttae r~Ao dcA ~ sal
y Ia t.ic sAnn.
aka. be-uce aaagsiv,:s Vi.
A4,a~s ipV,t dit y
irAfeS Gh-D4t [aos. an0ea ia
~@ sE S@0-tt rc4U "a Ike
~.ae
st.ss caused b. We III.
~~-NF, As.cE, u npeGd.er
ssesC. yAtts.
rSe-t;ns he alb
c"aliu-..dsng lids medicine
se, s-tt roo, AtIU nil
IL y eEsets aG!4 cer.4iu,L
- -, s, IL - nonarf.a.
il f;s,at tsuo.a a.t.ztor.. n, ~ =.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05

AN EVERY DAY OCCURRENCE.-Scarcea day
passes in any community without some I'M
fortunate victim of accident or carelessness
becoming famed, bruised, burned. scalded or
otherwise injured. To provide remedy to be
used in such contingency, has been the office
of DR.. BRAGG, of St. Louis, Mo-, and he has
well and successfully performed that duty.
BRAGG's ARCTIC LINIMENT is the best and
speedest remedy ever produced for the cure of
strains bruises, coatusions. burns, scalds, &c,
and for removing the Inflammation and pain
from dislocatiOn. 1t is also wonderfully eff
cacious in curing rheumatism. palsy. neural
gia, and all diseases affecting the the nervous
or muscular system. Those suffering from
any of these diseases are advised to try the
Arctic Liniment, and they will not be disap-
pointed. In curing the diseases of horses and
cattle, also, it is not surpassed by and Lini-
ment ever invented.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEMovILLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg q Bur
rowes, St. Louis Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
Dp Gflfgrapb.


New ORLEANS, June 40 O'CLOCK, A NJ
The Mayors forces are yet unorganized-
All is quiet
Great preparations are being made by both
parties.
The Vigilance Committee, Commander Maj
j. K. Duncan, late of the q. S. A, are well
organized and drilled.
The city papers divide on the subject. The
"Picayune" and Crescent" favor the city
authorities, and the 'sTrue Delta" and the
Delta" favor the Vigilance. The rest are
neutral.
The crisis is expected to-day.
III O'CLOCK, A. M.-The excitement is in
creasing.
The Mayor has issued an order to arrest
John Maginnis; if taken they declare they
will hang him. Maginnis takes it coolly.
The Vigilance have offered to resign pro-
vided the city will vest police authority in
their hands. which the city refuses TO do.
The Vigilance are composed of all parties.
2 O'CLOCK, p. MA rumor is current on
the streets that compromise has been eff
fected.
The city to deliver up twenty-five noted
ruffians to the Vigilance. and 500 men of each
side to be sworn as police.
The reporter is refused admittance in the
City Hall.
u O'CLOCK, P. Nifty men, with two
cannons, have just taken possession of Canal
street; said to be organized by men by who
are marked by the Vigilance for punish
ment.
81 O'CLOCK, P. M.-The Vigilance are tri
umphant.
The Mayor has resigned the municipal au-
thority to the Vigilance
The city is quiet.
The crowd has withdrawn from Canal
street.
The Vigilance Committee have appointed a
special police of over 1000 men.
Z O'CLOCK, P. MA treaty has been signed
and order restored. The terms of the treaty
are these:=Major Waterman, for the city aud
Gen. Lewis, Superintendent of Elections, ac-
cept the forces of the Vigilance Committee a o
a special police, to protect property and life,
and to execute the laws. The Vigilance Com
mittee do not disband. but retain their Or
ganization as a military body so long as ne
cessary for the defence and performance of
legitimate duties. The rebels are still in the
streets, but in very small numbers. No more
trouble is expected. Arrests still continue to
be made.
81 O'CLOCK, P. M.-We are on the eve of
fresh excitement. lnhammatory placards
have just been issued by the so-called Amer
lean party. calling Americans TO arms to resist
the authority of the Vigilance Committee.
More than One-half Of the American party are
in the Vigilance Committee. Many of their
leaders are well-known Know Nothings.
One man was killed and another wounded,
accidentally, in the Vigilance camp this eve
nlnU
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
Commercial.


AUGUSTA, June 2, p NJ
BACON-The market largely supplied and the
demands limited to small parcels for consumption.
Prices irregular, and though quote Hog Round
at 81 per H., and note sales Of few small
parcels yesterday and to-day within the margin Of
these figures, yet it would be extremely difficult to
sell large lot in the neighborhood of the inside
figure We quote Clear sides IL 10 Ike; Ribbed
Sides 101z TO 105 Shoulders &c.; Hams TO l0c per
ID.
CRAVING hear Of some sales OF old Wheat at
90 CSC for White and so to SIS for Red stocks incu
ded. There is yet established market for new
Wheat though the Mills have taken some little for
grinding purposes There is some demand for Corn
and hear Of sales from 65 to 6Sc per bushel Peas
are dull and quoted at so to S5c.
FLOUR-Ths article continues excessively dull,
and prices remain last quoted Tennessee Extra
Family IS 90 do Extra "a 1895 90 ;@do Superfn
81 so.
Some of our Mills are selling Flour from new Wheat
at 81 per bbl.
LARD-This article remains Previously quoted
uL9l2c.
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TRoors DEsERrrsG.-We learn from Car

TRooPs DEsERTING.-We learn from a Car
rollton (Mo.) paper that the troops designed
for Utah, ascending the Missouri river, ale
deserving every chance they get. On the
steamer Oglesby, recently, there were three
hundred troops, out of which there were fifty
desertions before that boat passed Hills
Landing 1t is suspected by some that Nor
mons, in disguise, are following the soldiers,
and afford those who are willing to desert an
opportunity to escape. The true and only
reason, however, for this disposition TO desert
lies in general order issued few weeks
ago, forbidding payment to the troops until
their arrival at Fort Laramie.
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The CONCERT THURSDAY NIGHT.-We have
already, in general terms, spoken of the con-
cert Thursday night. Had we the ability we
would treat it critically but we cannot, and
shall not pretend to knowledge we do not
possess. Judging from the effects upon our
uneducated ear, we can readily imagine how
delightful il must have been to the connOis-
seur. OF all the great masters we have seen
THALBERG is the most unpretending. He
goes to his work with the calm dignity of one
who scorns every thing in the shape of clap
trap. After hearing him we satisfied Of
the correctness of the criticism of the n. o.
Delta, republished by us last February, where
in it is said-.'Thalberg is the only one who
is capable of making the piano sing. This
phenomenon must be attributed to his intense
feeling and to his velvety touch. In his most
complicated passages, overcharged with .fori-
tve and adorned, as it were, with elegant fill
gree-work, the original melody always pre-
Dominates and is well accumulated. Such is
his admirable manner of binding the notes
together and of holding them, by substitu-
ting one finger for another, that he almost
lends to the piano the only quality it wants,
that of swelling the sound" This will be ap-
preciated by those who heard his Home :,
sweet Home''-a performance une4u lied in
every respect.
II THALBERG stands at the head OF the list
of piansts, so we should think VIEUXTEMPs
is the first of violnists. His instrument is
all powerful under his bow, and produces the
most thilling tones us was evidenced by the
effects upon his auditors, particularly when 1t
give forth some familiar melody.
Madame D'ASGRI. in response to the calls
of her charmed auditors for repetition of
her pieces, treated them TO some not in the
bill, amongst them MAIIBRAN' S Ratapla1l, which
she was literally compelled to repeat, and the
Spanish Herb sellers song. la Pdm,pdaelia;
both of which were infinitely amusing. We
have already spoken in just terms of the
agreeable tenor, PERRING.
The third and last concert takes place to-
night On this occasion VEUxrENPs will
play his celebrated solo on one string. This
is said to be a great feat. Taking the i'm
mense audience Of las. night as a criterion,
we expect TO see the Theatre tonight brill
liant again with gems of female beauty, and
manly grace.