Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-04

oPHE11A-" There's fsnnel for you, ana
columbines there's rue for you, and here's
some for me; We may call it herb Of grace @
Sundays you may wear your rue with diff
ference. There's daisy I would give you
some TiOlets; but they withered an when
my father died.
LAEETEs-' Do you see this, o GodFa
6. GRAND DUo-PIAEo FORTE.
7. JACOB N TIE HoUsE or LAnAN.-Genesis 10Th
:" And LRban had two daughters, the name
OF the elder was Leah, and the name Of tBe
younger was Rachel.
''And Jacob loved Rachel, and said, l will
serve thee seven years for Rachel, thy
3. SOLO SOPRANO, L Baccio," Valse by Arditl.
Miss Nellie Vaughan
}. KING LEAR-SUEEE sT.-Represents the King
in the act OF disinheriting and banishinR Cor-
della, the youngest OF his three dauphters
and hitherto the favorite, while he divides
her portion Of his kingdom between the two
eldest who stand on his left. Oppressed with
age and iniirmities, he hsd summoned his
daughters and proposed to bestow upon
them his estates. The eldest daughters
being first called upon We'd with each other
IN the extravaganza Of their professions Of
affection for their father, while Cordelia,
from whom he expected most, disguised with
the discrimination Of her sisters, refused to
utter anything except what was simply
truthful, dut ful and sincere. Hence the out
break ofpassion and sentence ofbanishnent.
as Witnessed in the Tebleau-
Lar" Letit be 80. Thy truth, then, be thy
dover
Here diselaim all my paternal care,
PropinQuity and property Of blood,
And as q stranger TO my heart and me,
Hold thee, from this, forever
SCENE 2D-RepTesents Lear, his faithful
physician and Cordelia-
The aged King, deceived and deserted by
the two daughters he had favored, and stung
by their ingTsttude, had become thoroughly
shattered IN his strength and reason. Cor
II
he awakes from death-like sleep, is striv-
ing 70 Obtain some sign Of recognition from
him, and to be restored to her place Of hlial
affection and duty by his side.
CoRDELIA-
40 my dear fatherl Restoration, hang
Thy medicine on my lips.
o look upon me, SIR,
And hold your hands in benediction o er me-"
. DUET, Soprano aud Barton, the Fishers,
Garbussi. Miss Witt, Mr.. Z. c. Rouse.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.-Cleopatra reclining,
Antony rapt in admiration, one Of her at
tendants about to crown him with a wreath
Of hoWers-a slave pouring goblet Of wine,
etc.
ESO-" will tell you.
For her own person,
It beRgared all description. She did lie,
In her pavilion (eloth Of gold, Of tissue,)
O'erpicturing that Venus, where we see,
The fancy out-Work nature. .''-lShdksDedre.
." And il she smiled,
A darling glory seemed to blaze abroad
That man desiring eyes were never Wearled,
But hung upon the object. Dryden.
SOLO SoPRASo +" Columbia, the Gem Of the
Ocean," (By general request,l
Miss Nellie Wick
GRAND PATRI0TIc TABLEAU-Representing
Peace bringing her abundance, and Wsr her
trophies to the feet ofthe Goddess Of ofLiberty,
who holds Globe, emblem Of eminent do
main-Religion, Education, Sculpture, Ne
ehanies and Commerce hourishing under
her Irotection,-the freed slave expressing
his gratitude, and the Indian retiring before
the Influence Of civilization.