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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
Second Ward H.sel.

Ir r. JONES formerly of Providence, X. L. ana late OF
HARLEM, " ~ respectfully beg lea inform his friesds
and the pablo that he has taken the absve well
knew He e whch he Intends flung up IN style sot be
sur ased Ills Vine. and Liquors OF the bes qualify
pau III be ed every thing corr
4 rabe 10 o. -ho may favor hia, with cali
ne would also inform the public house being very
coa,modous he viii he prepared all aac
socees Artiiraons Court Marals asd meetings at s de
attend. - 49,
supper and Dinner Parties win se atendedto In real
epeuean style al tbe shortest notice, and etreshmer
''vo~hsn li1.fm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Ther regular
sales a Horses, Carriages he this well estab-
lsbnen take place every Monday II O'clock
and the proprietor has adopted The following rulc
"Gesemen having Tor sale will be charged any
thisE for Ill the lat May next The usual comms-
sion, Ia. will be charged on acAnal sales only"
The next sale will comusepcs Monday, Jan. I'D 1885,
l2ocisck, and all hsrses INTENDED Tor this sale
shown ann entered Jan. TO- H.
horse be offered at auction unless registered time
for the catalogue.
On Thursday, 18th will be sold auction lot
ohne horses bsas the last stock OF horses
longing oth- Newark and New Jerse Rail Road Co.
JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
N b. Horses registered for sale must be left New York
not be offered. liz Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Republic Williams, Liverpool Gk9ator, Bren, Lon
don, Grinne Minurn Co; Maria Hammond, suma,ra and
Market Andrew Foster Sons; brig Roxbnry, Page Mobile;
schrs Railway Werb, Pl, H. N. C; Good Hope Taylor,
Charleston; sloop Tecumseh, Gould, Providence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
HOLIDAY EsENTS.
CARDS.
IN IHH Ia 4

II
VISITING CARDS 10 plain writing the Italian anil fancy
ssnds printed on the polished German Porcs Card nay
We procured At the Of Maiden Broadway al
sIous Engraving Es,sblishmen where specimen books
Ao silver plate Door and Number pl,,es the plating Of
rhsh nscommeny thick, the silver being expressly rolled
Tor the advertiser.
and TASTE -
Letter Stamps Consular and Noors Seals engraved IN or
der 800 ="
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, he
DO om. oA'eo'oe' " III n,n.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

FRS RED DROP, Tor The sHeens sitirrs,,e. OF sssrv
sreeies ard mptom Of he veneres ass Hunsrs R-a
prep nss nng oerr " eesera by the public, hsstewng
ss.s'ngs srd ssss,vns prs scarcely IN ne power q
kvRsem - uoubt us virtues. or ~ envy odspy them.
which dissncesthe cempeton u ~ hoss s pretersops
49, rss srcueo csnepc stsloa IL universal
mt in.e wnr sor~ ThiS nvsushlc necgrs can 10 Oh.
wlned a. No - Norh sisth g. rhsderbrs Division 81 ~
d2eiw~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

CHEMICALS.
co. have constantly for sale
Oh Niulol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Coppsrss
Aqua tnonia. Moristr Acid
Adus FORTS. Nitric Aid
Blue vHrioI Msnc,pexe
And many niher articles In the az their business
orders viii be received al their Bankin sc
broadway the Office Of their agent street.
sys-ivs GEO. ~. GILBERT. Asepl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

n ~ FAbTE-A and elegant H.
- ce for the TsethThe Ors Tooth Paste While h~su-
uhs The teeh removing and every Of
tartar ard Evrg To them clear and pesry Wilderness
hrighens the color Of the bps gums ssd gves
beauty To the fesd eps~bs Of the mouh-by srfeeag
properties greatly tends preserve decsy
and IN purify the adds ana JrS
gran, sweeiness the breath for which the Root %
uy celebrated as that article largely lntc the coupo
ssn orrs Tooth Paste giving TO tits and
usy contributing 10 that agreeable and Fragrance which
the fss,e 20 prcemineny possesss To ihn~e who
paraty for tooth wash, the Ors Tooth Paste be par
urulsry acceptable. II readily be converted into
pleasant and excellent tooth aevisg piece az
about he she Of snail quantity wster which ea
W sene on the nstsot The Orrs Tcoth posser
all the tooth wrh voul the obscions
eaa be ercuen against the IN which sce Of the
lauer description Of necessity he upapd " squsy
Tree em the many objections that applicable tctcoth
errs w w their want ~ nestness appensge toet
The great NUMBER ~ articles that have bees submitted
public or mproviog the ~ the teeth and hick
have ~ generally proved unssscsry induces
tor of the Orris Tooth Pse cou6dent superov
excellence and that should II In s,v es.
prove ineffective the money viii b. returned.
u can he had Of n e. Hart, l73 Broadway; Mrs A. q.
C,a.nnon's No Aston Hog,e. Bro.dw.y ysmes A. Bat,
NJ How Dentist to< Grand street. corner OF Mercer n ~
Suion, Rowey and Grand eorp "a, rrv ,rd p,se
ste and 0rsrd a. square, junction East Brnsdwsy s.d
Grand 81 Price 50 cents BE careful 10 ob,sis the paste
svus -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

90 the 10Th ant, Mr. Cornelius sulvsn, in the 90 year
Of sis age.
His relatives ardenss respectfully invited his
funeral this Afternoon, O'clock from his late residence 81
Cherry street
ea The is,b instant william McMuririe, the 4sb year OF
his age.
The friends md acquaintance are req.eed 10 suend his "a
Sunday 81 O'clock from his late resideEce,
of Trey 81. Greenwich lane
On The 10 insss Mary Ann CLARK only daughter Of John
Clark, aged years
Her will take place this afternoon, at oclssk from
her late residence, s6 Sheriff street
Fusersi sunday sfternooo al O'clock from No. James
street, Br oklyn.
90 the leh instant George Carroll son OF David wesson,
aged years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
DpBERT BU0RNs HOUsE-.Tbe Festival q
IL Robert Barn'ssco,.s Immortal Bard will take place


a HOUSE, WAHIED-wsn,edt 10 rest. q re- ).
GnU peetsb,~ house, with sp're lots s.joaing
U.MLo ~nsn rar~en be than three NILES
from the City Hall Address Householder a7 Broadway
jso.ir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

On Thursday evening Isth inst BY Rev O. sawyer. Mr.
Nicholas Tanbngson Of this cv, to Miss Hannah, daugh
ter &C David Strong, Esq, Of Ames Montgomery County,
New York.
on The by Rev Dr. Knox, John IT, Abeel Catba.
rine r. StrobeL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

The investg sag committee upon sanhs IN Lonsaae nave
made heir report The s.,eents are made conformity
the provisions Of proposedbL awaits the ha OF the
Legislature The Carroen City, Exchange Gas orleans'
impro vement Mechanics, Ussn, and Commercial banks
agreeaby omission oil onenh OF their cap
ta paid in win have ts curail circulation e262268 by
the 18Th March ls4o The Aichafaays, Canal Chzens,
Planers Lousiana State and Merchants Banks having
76s less in circulation che authorized proportion
can issue post payable the LIST March,
$780, amount stated as the Immediate relief TO be
afforded by proposed plan; whle the former having TO be
withdrawn from IN will make ultimately Increased
issue of S53o,il5.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

+ Terms moderate. Apply !, $50 Nassau street jslm
~ KERA. meeting Of The scholars and suossIeers 300 Of
Mr. c. Cole wa. appointed P1s.ea., and Mr. + Miner
Secretary. Mr. G. Brown offered the following resolutions
Resolved Th:, ~ &. o. the sgh m
ton during The present tender hm comp
Ball. 10 take place Friday evening, Jam 2e,h,
niello and Cinderella coslllon.
MI Browns % oa1o engaged ana ~ Tue @
La Bayadere Masarieo Cinderella Fra Dayclo Robert lie
Tickets ST. 10 be had Tammany Hall, and Of the commt
tee. j9-lw~
Al. sa s
annual Erina Ball. will take place Monday Evening" JAM
which attended the previous Balls gvesh
Managers the strongest that he present arrange
with perfect the poor riendess Or
phans at the same time give eHre satisfaction to
Browns Band Of Music be surpassed by any in the
city, engaged in addition to whcha celebrated performer
the harp will in the course of the evening" perform several
sisted by a The order of dancing w be printed
small card, which be Obtained from any OF the Mana
An early application tickets requisite, the number
med The price OF tickets admitting gentisrnan and two
Tickets cna be obtaped from any the following commit
Thomas OConner 81 Wall street; John Lassaa 40 East
Kim s Vim Oenman, Office Of the Truth Teller james
rgap IT, I7 Eat Broadway Dennis Gillespie As Roosevelt
Edward Fitzgerald OF Oak and Pcsrsis John Nun
day g Ms s.. w% Cors corner Of Ca. and p Rooseys
yey, Tontine buildings Water Jehn Mahon Grand
Hee jersey cyi Owen Cegan, 70 James ST. Brooklyn at
the bar Of s N
j. SAkkEs Ia. ss 6 Il:
ss the "a% viii have e r
Of going until May for The quarter school days
u gentiemans class from 10 TO- Pubcs win take place
Wednesday evening" Tickets for admission to the pubcs
CHANCE 40 SELL QUIZ person wishes
"A purchase before the Isl s May furniture 70 furnish
srgs houss munca'ons to j. r. No. 10 Bo"ery will be
CAKD-MR. BEKNARDUs LEDEBoER takes the
pleasure 70 inform his friends and ,hs paos n
IT, doors from Chatham where he will he happy 10 wait
trenage; e has studied Europe and for the
months ~ Was employed In The well known o.
Medicines quality will be used by him, and phyi
al the lowest terms possible. nS5m~
Two HAT MANUFACTUlt E;Ks The subscriber
Plush, which will be sold in quantities TO suit purchasers
ej'%.y 10" prices As sTobs sfss cs
PfSN ~ TH Ra ESap
ID other Machines No 5Barclay will shortly
and to accommodate who have heard Prof Sinan
on s s % ~ put a.
es, be sold bargain jls2ws
CHEss.-The subscriber has opened in the building
~ Of Sunday Morning News Office apartment hand
somely fitted up for Chess Playing.
Gepemen who play or wish 70 learn the game, respect
fully invited TO call and see the arrangements.
The members OF the Club requested attend the
ings every Saturday evening at ~ o'clock.
Entrance through Crockers Exchange Office No. u Ann
street and from Broadway through the lone ball adjoining the
American Museum. ABM. BASSFORD.
nl5 SIM
COAL-washington Coal Yard, corner Barrow
~ Washington ss-A stock OF superior SchuykI Peach
chard Coal present hand IN his yard which will he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

CUTLERY ESTA NIL SHMENT.-Having com.
~ peted onr arrangements with the mvnuseturers, (apd
wishing % reduce stock offer sale, esr bv
the package from the Shelves TOR approved De
one Of the ehoce seectoes Of Table aud Small 10 the
United Ststes-amongst which silver, pearl ivory
handle table ard desert Knives Forks self tip stag white
Bone ssd sbsms Ivy the package
Rogers, Crooks Marshes and Butchers Rarors and s.sll
Cutlery, In almost endless variety ladies' and ges,Iemers
Dressing Cases, 6agaeis Tables and Travelling Cases
belt. holster and dueins Pistols; Nut Crackers Cheese
Scoops and Champaign Openers Furnishing Stores.
TONERS and retailers supplied IS usual.
~ Sole agents TOR The sale 81 Mrchs srops Rsrer.
nc. GRAvELEY wkEAKS
Bims Aster House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

THIsJLE HALL, No. 80 Reed street (eas 81
broadway subscriber respectful, sppospcss a.
his friends and tho puhc that he has opened the said houe
Tavern The Hall has been handsomely furnished IS ,
ting On the tables win he aund The morning. and
ming and wees city papers asothe latest Scotch Erg
sh dcthe subscriber having arranged receive regua
erpoo and Dublin papers
The R has been furnbs with Ales ssd Luwors the
WEIGH rsrebits In the best styls
The ub~crber hopes the support Of his and
nov respectfully sole is. j. FOGARIY
j6.iw-
SOUTB ~ ICK,s PATENT WROUGHT IRON
0PvRAMIDIAL srovKs-Fsr Halls Hotels Stores and
Psrours calculated for h-rsiar Lehrh consruc
lion Of the urnace for hesins s and the csmber heat
irg air. and the general arrangement produce effect do
sired different from 4. Other stovs.-they give prodgous
a-d the discharge Of heated air with vapov The are can no
varied three 10 ten quarts Of coal according 10 the
Their For comfort economy and spendcr they have no
rivals For sale by
SUMNER 4 NAYLoR, No si Bro.d 81,
JOHN FRANKLIN, 81 Broad 81
The large sire for bs hotels stores ms he seen
IN operation No 20 Park Row. " souih st. 9s Br
The Psrur Stove my resdencc W Froo, "a near
Battery ex7ninasn they will ativ the moss incrrd
uous ihathey are superior - an, srce ofhe hin everonr
Ell W The rsbc All persons are cautioned against any
frgement ea this psenl 4. NJ soUTHwICk, Agent
mlSawamf ns BrosA e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS AND sHOEs,A
ID GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who S.sb re- 60. !. -

= UNfND CUNIOSITf,-Ihoss VINO wish 70 see real
curiosity and experience the time had better
call al those immense Boot and Shoe Establishments
228, 232 and 24 Canal ST. kept by RICHARDS WALKER
Their consists of full 20 Boots ten
times that quantity Of Shoes mos eegany MADE and OF the
best materials Five minutes latter the p-
menoned) will satisfy that his time and lrou-
BILE have not been improperly b. slowed.
Gentlemen double calf skis proof Boots only a.
the pa elegant dress and weather winter
only $3.50 ~ rs S. and $685. Boots made
fashionable 81 IS TO 50 the pair elegant ladies' Slippers GA
cents 70 81 the pair elegant Cater Roots S5s ~ the pair
together with thousands Of other articles 10
mention such lined bound furred Buskins; L. B. and
urred India Rubbers patent water proof Moccssns he &c
vs. Misses and Charen's Boots Shoes all kinds In
shert every thing In the line that
ba had at prices 80 low induce buy while
atices will be found the that the city affords and
fashionable make. Appyat
RICHARDS WALKERS
Mo-, Pa 1872 and pa Caeai sire ct
d29- lms Large 81 manufacturers retailers i'm the civ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

HALF PRICE MUSIC.--New and fashloDabl
Music for the piano forte and fuS per page
Also chrcns coored toy hooks OF every Kind very
cheap at Mrs KINGS Book store. 14i Fuhon street
MORRlSON'S HYGEIAN PILLS-Packsts from IS cents
to s. Also, Powefs Ralsam Of Anaseed for coughs short
breath, asthma kc Also, bonset and Wisers
Also indebe ink for marking linen without
Tor sale A. af,ave n7-jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

l. MIR. J. PARKER has the honor announce to his
friends and the public that his Schosl for the
quarter Those entering will have the advantage
going until May the quarter School days. Thursdays
and Saturdays Young ladies class from to 81 boys rsm to
gentleman class from TO- Publcs will take place
Wednesday evenng Tickets for admission TO the Publcs
so cents. lie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
M .CmANLCs, EXCHANGE COMeA NY,s
VI BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE Ma

% wa New York-The Company having taken the bank.
ing house az Messrs - NJ Allen Ca offer services
buying, selling dcouneg aud collecting drafts
most OF the states, favorable terms and in buying and set
ling gold and silver The
plan which this institution have taken giving ample security
iao the hands of dsnteresisd genemea Of reputation and
worth, have gained for II undoued coa6dencesc
that their checks drafts different hanks are
taken by principal brokers' and pass readily and al In,
the bills Of the banks hish they are drawn
pll-3mA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

EVENTS CENTS-CENTS-Fors sale exchange
large quantity OF peanie< Apply Al the desk OF thus Of
Zee M,
EURNISHED LODGING Rooms 70 eI-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

rOAL-wassiHgton Coal Yard, corner 81 Barrow nd
~ Washington stsA stock OF superior Schuyk Peach
chard Coal on hand yard which will be
for cash reduced prices. Families will find II the
advantage call before purchasing card with the prices
eft ut Mr. Atkinson I6 Beaver orders lett there
he ar w be duly attended j33ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

THE LADIES are respectfully invited el.
anime the Subscribers stock Of Lynx Genet anil Squire
pcerirrs, nuns, down trim.
ming Also acomplee assortment OF ladies' and
bornes OF every variety shape and color
fur bodies warranted inpervous His bonst Is have
taken the Al both the Fairs o years
Genusnen sre informed that they will find always on band
medium AMI short beaver silk hats 9th s,es
Also Otter, Seal and sthcr fur caps Of every ETY. Youths
and c'lrens bats fur and cloth caps All the s5oye goods
will be sold the reasonable Wholesale
tall SYLVESTER TBTTLF.
Ne. 209 Chatham Sduare The Bowerv. pl.3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

! A CHANCE 10 SELL OU1-1 person wishes
"A purchase the s sf May furniture furnish
large house. muacations r. No ls Bowery. will be
/ auen to 2wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

III
" good Boots call the little 1871 Chatham street.
where they had ft boys frsm old up g
ants sire brogans, oes pumps and slippers for men,
women a1d chdrra good and cheap To correspond with The
times Bring the Money be fitted the
hule store, ISL Chatham street, opposite Orange
il5-lws REED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

The OF unmerchantabr Kentucky for 1856 and l8j
nearly double that of the good Can thing spea
plainly Of the bad they have had In the limestone
state!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

VOOLOGlCAL laSIlTUTE, No. 81 BOwE cry.
II The Public respectfully informed that the Institute is
now for the The collection Of animals the
recherche and that has been offered for public
specton country Mr. Asburg enter the cages
at O'Clock p NJ, and II in the evening. The hours Of
exhibition will be from 10 ~ the aeon; from past
r. NJ and reDa TO past In the evening. Ambulance IS
cens-Chren baif price Every attention will be paid
the ven-tioH, and careful officers In
vs,ers from the intrusion OF impnprr persons.
Signed C. S.ANGEviNE& co.
d4Smt Propretors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01
Correspondence Of the MationnL LnteItigsneer.

NEW YORK, JAM ~.
The wind is blowing gale, and great fire is raging
up town on avenue D between 9TH and 9th Streets
Twenty houses reported 10 he fire, and is said
the FIRE has crossed to Lewis steet carrying all before it,
U. S. Bank Stuck is at ll5. American gold 10
. premium. Treasury drafts are at par Treasury
notes, per cent at par per cent al per cent pre-
MUM The five per cents coming into tho market
freely Capitalists, it is possible, may buy them up for
investments, but they must go down to par as clrcua-
ton.
BosroS BASEs-The Atlas says, the American Bank
will wind up its business. The Washington Bank is
reported have Withdrawn from The association, but to
have offered to redeem its notes ut per cent pre-
MUM This unsettled condition oil the Boston banks
naturally excites some alarm.
The bills of the Paterson Bank redeemed here at
two per cent discount which restores them partially to
their credit.
Our river is navigable 10 Hudson. deep snow has
fallen at Albany. The Legislature has not brought the
small GW debate 10 close.
PS Four ocIock p. MA report from up town
says 40 houses fire, and that The flames are not
suppressed cannot give you better idea of the e1-
tent and magnitude of New York; than to say BUSINESS,
as usual is going on in Wall street, and, by The appear
ance Of things down town. should not suppose lhn any
thing extraordinary was happening!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

cy Of amending the law in relation TO executions, so
that when constable returns execution hereafter,
on which the money has not been made, for any sum
moi exceeding ten dollars, greater sum, The same
shall be returned before Justice Of the Peace who
may issue ca. 81. against the debtor charged with the
debt in the execution returned as aforesaid.
On motion Of Mr. DICKISsoS, the Committee on Roads,
&C. were instructed to inquire whether any, and any,
what legislation is necessary TO prevent corporate
panes from using the lands and houses which they
authorized 10 hold for any other purposes than those
contcmp plated by their charters.
Petitions were presentrd-by Mr. CHrTcufIELp, OF
citizens Of Fredericksburg, for aid 10 The Female Orphan
Asylum at fredericksburg of citizens OF Stafford
and Spullsy for the passage ni an act allowing
bounty M the production of reeed silk-by Mr. BAR
NETT, uf citizens Ut Montgomery for the incorporation
oil company tn construct turnpike road from shien
IN the county of Bnle,ourt To lnges Ferry, IN Mont
gomery-by MIR. SuASXs, of citizens OF Boletouit ior
| division OF that county-by MIR. FAIRFAX. OF WICK
Johnson and William X. Hail. for compensation Tor Ia
hor and money expended in making five miles OF the
western Turnpike load-by MIR. TrSsrALL, oil c'
from Dlnvile in Ptlsy lvania to Fincase, in Boleour
~ county, for authority 10 sell certain real estate in that
FAIRrAx, OF John linn, for remuneration for losses sus
tanned in making part Of the Northwestern Turnpike
by Mr.. CuAPMAS from sundry citizens Of Giles coun
ty, asking relocation Of the Prices Turnpike and Cum
berland Gap Road within certain restrictions and thai
authority be given TO David j. Chapman and g. l.. Sny
der 10 toll bridge New river said road
upon certain conditions.
On mntion of Mr.. WArKISs,
| The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01
To P0stmnsters:- Grceling!

Correspondent at Giles Court house Va. writes US,
that the arrival at that place, of this, and all Northern
and Eastern papers, has been very irregular for mum
Der of weeks and suggests that the fault is attributable
TO some of the Postmasers on the route. We as.
sure our friends in that quarter that their papers are
mailed and sent from Post Office early the day Of
their date and should reach them in due Course of mail
Complaints of similar character have recently been re-
ceived from other quarters and take this opportunity
10 request all those who charged with The custody OF
the mails particularly at points intersection to be more
careful in forwarding newspaper packages promptly in
asmuch their arrival when due, causes more dis
apponte n, and vexa,ion during the session of Congress
and our State Legislature, Than in any other portion OF
the entire year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

H5R HORNS CONCERT-On Friday evening the highest
Musical treat enjoyed in th place. afforded u, by
Mr. Horn and Miss Horton. Miss Horton has received regular
musical cducatOn and has been Trained vocalist the best To-
reign scho"S-wth voice oil sca, compass power ne1by Bnd
SwcetrSs, under the guidance oil feeling Judgment and Sci
ence she .u not fail 10 make deep Nor the
perfect with which she executed the difficult ind brnt
pas.ascs the least agreeable part Of her performance
IL would he futile add a3ythn, 10 the cn
bshrh reputation Of Mr. orn public singer, after Weter's
declaration a: lac the best EI that appeared IN his
celebrated Opera OF Der Frsru=. We dem il equally
the Science Of The popular English compo-
OF the day We consider Mr. H. decidedly the first Panis.
have ear IN apdy execution have, perhaps,
seen his equal. but in deracy OF touch purity Of and truth o
exprcssion Judgments bc ssads unvalcd The on, aud
accomplishments executed square Piuuo by So
Worcester aud Dunam furnished for the occasion By Mr.. E. p
NaSh md which, sweetness strength surpassed mos of the
grand horizontal have WITH from the
celebntc manufactures OF Europe We congratulate the public
that such always b. nbtuned in this
without the heavy expense and risk oil importing themPt L.
Petersburg, Feb S2-2t