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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
"a. - WINTER ARRANGE MENT-fCou

mencing Monday, Dec 2i)-For Saw Pitt .,
Horseneck, stamford, Norwalk and Bridge
port every Tuedy, Thursday and Saturday Returning,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. The steamer NIMRGD
will leave East side Caharne market pier, at o'clock
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for shs abovr places
Returning leave Bridgeport at o'clock Norwak TO- Horse
neck H. AMI Saw Pitts half past III A. NJ Stages leave from
Horseback for Bedor and Stamford from Norwalk for Dan
bury; Newtown and Woodbury. Reddsi. New Canaan Fair
field West Port South Port, and from Bridgeport to STRAIT
ford, Milford and New Haven, and Derby
B. In Of the condition Of the wharf at STAN
ford passengers will find stages readiness Horseneck
convey the m 10 Stamford and Darien. n30 lw<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Judge Hammond presiding.

Judge Hammond presiding.
Roger Duffy, vs.. John Wiiiioms, Occuhsf 10 the
King Of the French, sfcsfsro n case Of a pc
GUITAR and very navel character The plaintiff was
an individual suffering from bad eyes, and he had
applied 10 The defendant for such relief for his malady
as his professional skill and the application Of sundry
fees would enable him to afford. The expected b n
eft not resulting from the treatment the patient sued
the Doctor for the fees back or in legal parance for
monies had and received The case has been several
times noted for trial, but often put off by one
party or u other At length their res pseiive legal
advisers came to the scratch, both az fsrce as mas
hfs at ball bait, Here another difficulty arosr.
as to his nd renee to the matter al issue, when n
appeared that each and every juror was preiudiced
against the Doctor, solely from reading his own ad.
vertissments. One gentlemen said that che was
disguised with the man for his elf gsnfca ton
The panel Of jurors was entirely exhausted, and
then his honor adjourned all further proceedings I'M
al tho nexi court day, which 10 on Wednesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

= 1000 = THE STEAMBOAT WARRINGTON
y, having discontinued running between New
4-@ssGnAA- York and Albany, will her regular
rips between New York and Newbug Monday the l2th
nsant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
loon O'Clock. and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
ernooa o'clock touching the intermediate landings
0 receive lgb, freight and passengers
" BAH freight baggage. bauk bills msst be at
OF owners, aupgl IS; therefor
n the GODS be entered IL the hanks,f. heS
apQ CRAWFORD. uARTIN CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULiST,
Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines his practice TO
Eases OF THE EYE,

OPHIHALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eos extensive practice and the number al pa
ens who cannot be attended during his oce hours he has
obtained the services Of Dr. practitioner r.
voraby known for years this city, member Of hs
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal College or 0u
seons Ednourgn. DR.. W. paid much to diseases
the Eye 10 Pars and recently DR. Eios peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Office hours from 10 tsi o'clock. aaly my9s-yn y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

CoAL! COAL u COAL ti,-Ths Ss., o. Peach ov,A.,1
~ Red Ash brosen and egg ss, - PER too
free Of carriage. Nut ~ 60 Yard so% washsxoa street
syrirg. u4.
o. used States BaaA and FhilsSslpAis ao-, ,aAss
aiaSm 0UEnNsEY CD
4 LMoNDs-se bbls. shs'led Al~osAs 100 .bAI-s kass
IasI-' s's--e Z JOHN MICHEL. % B,o.a.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
LONDON LINE az PACKETs.-

E1T To sail the LIST, 0th and Goth Of every month
This line Of packets will hereafter be composed OF the
following ships which will succeed each other the order IN
which they named, sailing punctua from New York and
Portsmouth the l 10 20th and from London on the 7th
i7t and 9Th feyery month throughout the year, viz:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

The steam snip LIVER
POOL, 1850 tons barthen
and 46s horse power, r. J.
FAYaEa, X. ", commander,
IS app oiatct to sail as follows
4 From Liperpooi.
4 10Th November, 1899.
goth January, ls4O.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

NOTICE notwithstanding asssfsrsosy, tcg.skss
IN with all is valuable mschnery seehs teos and elceks
unsnhd wholly ssd totally Destroyed shs isss Gre
Grand and Elizabeth streets, as1 insurance.
wholly destitute and .hai ~ psssed tAs
faces OF customers both those hose asS abroad
at hs corner Of the Bsvvry snd Dsoa street.
ply them with the best oeIoehs, have isrrs sssora
Of finished clocks me pieces and regulators had ssk
renewing manufacturing apparatus ~h I'D posshis -.
patch and possible IN scitnt asd e6eesusi
Some of Turret clock customers n~ee.sariy ~ -
lay short tins. but tr~t they ~l bear with usAsr
erng circumstance Cioehs Of sveD description esrsfy
- - - Smith BRorHERs,
nso6vdSltw' ~ Bowsry.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

The fact Of our having given psbc IN eur y.
es. the high opno. Ss which have
~ - sur oaS are quite sucen we shosd suppose 20
M ~. a which he has for mary years enJsyea IN
Eurspe Ed NJ " Evening Fo"
mr.. WILLIAMS, THE OCULlsi. .n,,.
,y.I nade ! visit of an hour mare to inns gen'e.
mans stabli.hmen in order to be satisfied 2, "s
= ~ Ouackey impudent and unscrupuo ous IN
our day. that exhibition Of s,Fus a;hng G mh mu
from - were resolved 10 know the right OF the matter
~aud much Publish truth than fseAood even
a. communication After prolonged aud close seiay o.
W;I;amss onerations and free conversation with some
.en or twenty ofhs patients individually we are mPeed TO
The concluson that either the Doctor must be skiu oc
and great public beneacor great many people I've
egregonsy whout any conceivable motive or OBJECT we
saw had been blind from the cradle r. 10
aammaon eocing in reganed and still Improving power Of
yisios This and much and heard aud we nus mus
ethe discred abundant testimony or believe that "
lsms Jams, '''' A'N jc2s
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
COUN TEKFElT.

T'E public Is respectfully informed that one o. the ease
aud dangerous counteres attempted, has late
y brought light the city Of New York we mean an
imitation o that most deervedy popular medicine known a.
Rotcdad's Tonic Mature for the fever and ague.
We had just put down imitation called "Rorfands Tone
Mature" by L. 8 Comstock Co.. whea another, still NOR,
dangerous akas is appearance from thu .tere Of Seaman
Brothers druggists No o5 Water street, ~ r. on which u,
"nc smilie, O. the proprietor has been coustereiedh
copy rights Inrnged uponbs certificates copied aad ~ fact
initiated IN such manner that from iisoutward appearance
can scarcely be detected We would also say that we have
commenced suit in the Used States Court Tor damages iof
this prscy" upon rights, and request dealers to be ver'
careful &C whom they purchase the article unless rs source
be directly traced 70 the proprietor some one 81 h gen
era agents. whom he has endavored to select mea eoy
utmost respect and confidence Of the communities m wch
they reside asd who would blush offer other than the
true and original Rorands Tonic Mature for The Paitr,
gain of few doars thereby esdangerng the LIVES q he
fellow beings JOSEPH T. ROWLAND, proprietor, success
10 Dr. john H. Rowsud) No. 2s9 Market srest rhnsdel
ph,a D. o. FAY general agent NIilnor Franklin House
Drug Store, No. 1875 Broadway, New YORK. -,
Ngf i The nteatisn of the proprietor to enforce hs
rights against every person counterens this valuable med
ce, and spurieusly putting forth the PROPRIETOR
aud labels GO.
Agents will please give the above a much publicity I. poss'
h Wy inserting AL the newspaeso .ouhue'
10 which they reside. "ysrims
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

II he table of prices that twas not uRti the lat
that an, change took place IN prices gen
l, At that time up Jan~ary 1898, the increase o. oahN
o,s. was frtycne millions afdvllar-rom that time prices
aud bank show ucic Sc step ey step up 70 inc "
1897 a, which time and circulation were at their
height, and price. we're thsir seniih gradually ris-
no through 1894 a. and SO nearly hundred per cent
peod the specie had decreased from It's maim-m near
s6 900 600 this fact started that psnc which resulted N
rapid curtmcn the part Of the banks, attended hy " RAPID
m in prices. which reached their lowest point at the period
in May 1897 At that period commenced The "a
,oou. holding policy the u. Bank in Cotton which was
d;e;ous aud we'll timed Prices recovered, aud reached
Cir ra,c-about II cents in cotton at which rates
,h.x continued with little Hucuson, appears BY the
h unit, the fall of 1885, when the reported short crop again
-, ,h.mup n we now the effects Of the operation
hoxn nv IN, table nd that from 1895 to Isss there had
he,n gradual Of specie TO the amount Of ssooooo
;ch had chiefly gone England Toe dram caused by
the natural effects four extended circulation creating h
r;ee. Cor vel produce law o trade -
nat merchandise will seek high prices well a. specie eoun
49, where prices are low The continuance Of the drain on
~ country Ga, .u lenr Il of time and the existence of the
, tate az things with regard the continent rendered
cy YER, easy in England the had facilities
e.r manufacturing 10 any extent This continued rp 10 the
eo.c o Now the table Of cotton prices shows they were
lower between II ~ aud October 1885, than had been h
go. Cor Eve pre years This could not but tempt them 70
great extent possible, without uchr
card 10 demand A,e disposition ase manifest to hoid
warns. which decreased the consumption without raising the
prices.
hi. was tae first symptom OF njulicicus holding Exehan
soon turned in favor Of this country where specie IN
e.ed $4,000 in 1898 Money gradually became
= r,apa and the ability to hold merchandise removed aud
c.a a,s decreased the price At such time the holding
~ ,,on should also have ceased but only that but all
other produce have been held and find in the
hl table that although the circulation the first Of January
,s,o was within sioocoOoo Of the highest point reach
for general business money was never The
table Of prices explains this ancmayhe rates in
some instances nearly high 10 1892 as in 1897 and in
others much higher These prices were not maintained ny an
.ve trade where The amount Of capital will represent
., 4, Eve time. Il. amount in merchandise, but BY orcib
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
MONEY MARKET.
uvA .sAuv Umme 80


wu anxiously awaiting the arrival Of the Liverpoo
steamer The importance of the advces she wi arn''"
warrant the impatieace expressed Tor the'r re.er"
The business the Board of Brokers has oeen very ~
to.aay Prices show but very little change, 0u' 'e ven
deucy is dornwards Dry Dock fell of per cent delaware
Hudson Ohio Life Trust IL Bank oil Kentucky )
Harlem / ! Canton 4.
We Yesterday mentioned the arrangement entered hto oy
70, b,. for the redemption Of the protested paper OF hs
Union Bank by bareriag u s. Bank post notes ior IT, ny
operaon small saving might be made on the whoe aou"'
but 50 small to render object he mas therefore
to sell post and redeem the Pre- tested pa
ner AZ the Merchants Bank The difficulties in which he IS IN
yoed seem to have arisen from error Judgment ter
than from deficiency Thus on his arrival in this city
from England he possessed Of S600OO oil tins sum nc
deposited $5ooooo with the Merchants Bank, and wrote 10
he Cashier in Florida draw that amount On the same
date however appears that the Cashier wrote TO hn re
ending him purchase the certificates here - seems
that each acted he others advice Col uamDe com'e"
ed and the Cashier commence drawing 10 Ae eN
tent Of S5OOOOO Thus the funds exhausted ana the over
drafts and reached which COL CANDLES
here were made The s. Bank post notes he mas
obtained on the credit the loan in England and
,oyv nrovded with fand Of 900 to meet
liabilities OF near $sO0000 IT, instead OF redeem
ing here he gone aud resumed specie payments anu
Gre he could have through without hcoh
yenence. TIL, of nonesumnS stav'ng Q" anu hos,
to have hung the sou and has been the cause OF
much actual loss well dcred With regard to our re-
Yesterday on the Southern Life and Trust we did 'hat
institution injustice nasmuch as an inference might oe
drawn that she again suspended which net the iae Inc
institution was the that section to resume ana has ht
continued to redeem all its liabilities ia specie funds The
selling here 30 per cent those OF special depo-
sites large sum money dur merchants by the deal
~ in that section The non-resumpton Of the Union Bank
and Others caused their bills to be unavailable in New York
and the Dealers collecting these, deposite them win the
Southern Trust receiving certificate payable IN the same
ad The value of such certificates depends, therefore, not
non the Southern Trust but upon the institutions IA wach
they payable
The holding sysm which has long been persevered IN
h;h has been intended maintain prices 10 now about
Il. denouemen To understand the manner In winch
The prices of our produce have been influenced by the
hanks. we will take table Of the prices OF the leading
.o.. the country from the period when speculation
u m incipcnt stages through the season OF prosperity and u
r,s revulson M to the present time, as follow
Prices Of Cotton Flour Beef Pork and WooiJor sfn success
i''N's 80. ,,.o,s an he York Ret
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
sales nj tI,e stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

The expected steamer may bring such information as viii
in produce in which some little degree
Of may he expected generally to take place. Unt
such tme may expect but little in general way 'f bus
By return from the Collectors Office at Chilcohe, ap
that the following produce and property were shipped
from that port during the month of May.
Barrels pork, 8 36l Lard oees9s
Barrels of flour, 9,692 Bushels wheat, losoo
Bacon, 525,992
The tolls taken at Chlicothe during the month"; amounted
to SSs34 H.
This said the heaviest business done at that Of
fee in month"; and be than double that 81 the cor
responding month sflsst year.
NAVAL SroREThere has been increase in the stock OF
descriptions Of this article Since last notice, about
1900 bbls n County Tspenne, found buyers at 3d. and Of
Wilmington which exhibits decline of l2t cents In
the other articles but little doing At Boston but little has
been done, and no change is apparent in rates.
Ons-1here have been small transactions IN Whale
previous rate 3 Ssme sales of English Linseed
have been made slight advance from previous quotations
At Boston, the market has been quiet for Lnseed the prices
being higher there than this city There sales OF olive
in pipes at Csc.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
Packets 40 Arrive.
Packets tO Depart.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Europe Drummond West Inies Siers, Coverdse Majci-
RAJ Br) Jackson St Johns, NIB, Wesmoeland (sw)
oth.tsu Codx; Minerva, Adams Tre.te Queen Victoria
(Brl Hurst Bermuca; WIN Boohby, (Br) Cochran Barba
does; Balkan Doane Hampden Ada Eliza, scull, Antigua
and st Martins; Alexandria, Butler, Alcxandria Miicent,
Chester, Riehmond; Compliance, Sparrow, Boston.
Arrived.
Brig Impulse Deal is ds fm Guayama PR sugar to Mason
Brig carrier Tooher 90 ds I'm harsee' with fruit &C. TO
Brig Splendid Blin,, 10 a. I'm Agsada PR, with sugar to
Brig Tantry John.on ds from Savannah, with cotton to I
Spanish steamer Almendare, Pereya I'm Havana via Charles
steam packet New York. Wright I'm Orleans, and d' I'm
Charleston. To e Morgan . .
schr Hsnsiba sknser, days from Virginia with wood 10
schr undaunicd, Jackson, day. from Wilmington 10
schr Repeater. Rice, day. from Wilmington, NC, to
schr EIiz, Jane, Lee, days from Wilmington, Nc with
sehr Trimmer Boyer, day. ro~ Virginia, with wood to
esder. - -, !,
schr Chandler Losian days from Virginia with wood
TO order. 80,
schr Two Pole., Foustain day from Georgetown, WIN
schr Peter Ritter Lsmbkin days I'm Virginia, with wood
schr MOn,esuna Hayes, days from Georgetown, with
sehr VIM Thompson Jones. days from Virginia, wood to
schr Harriet smith, Brown day. from Ele,hura, fruit to
Balen CO. - =,
scr vcher Atwood day. from Boston, with mdIe, bd
10 Albany.
The Wheeling Times states 10 steamboats, will be finish
I'd al that city III the OF this year.
There are 37g steamboats, the western and southwese
waters. Cf thee lis we're built at htsburg, Ia.
Naval.
The pep.ac.a ar,tte &C the lsh inst says:ihe LeNant
sailed Friday 7th June the ~indward West india Islands
The vsndaa sailed on sunday 9TH June, on Nv ion
June to relieve the Warren down the Gull ol Meaeo ne
u schr Wave, Lieut. Mclaughlin sailed on iuoas. ~ ~
Washington City. Ships OF war IN port-rrgape , ~
ship Na,chcz ship Ontario aud schr Woodou'y' 'e'"" "
| the Revenue service. - go, "a ~. n.
leans 18Th inst proceeded lor Pensacola Annexed
Other WIN A Sp, ncer COMMANDER.
J + Gerry J II Little Tucker. ID y kdgey ac,,ng -
scr--T M TAYLOR sutgeon--D Egbert Actisg
w Cooke. Assistant Surgccn-A Sawyer. i's ,s, p p
fessor Of Naihcmatics-M Yarnell Midshpmen anue,
sou q v Fleming. J ID odd, q Preblc, Ndet'e " s.
| Boudinot Captains Clerk Gideon
| Foreign Ports.
sr Iouv. NB, June is-Ar Williams Barnes, Nforki ish
/ 10Th, Eliza Barry, do; sd Compeer Lincoln. do ~,
QurBEc June 2-Ar Mary White, Backland, Nforkj <1'
II Mary Harriet Rees do.
r.raM, PR 6 days snce-Emigrant, Parsons, NJ ORR -
ds; Amethyst Petty do.
u,,,N, june sid Caner Riley Turks Island; the In
da Cor NNork, will sail on the 2oh, and the Chrsova Colon
| on The 23d.
ps.rox Jue 77Ar Lexington, Smith, Nyork; Elizabeth
Nekeon DO; cd Jspcr, Howes, dol Salem Eldrcdge, %
s.,Yn June ql-Ar F,irh,h Burr Nyork
pnoy,or ,cr jane 25Ar Charles, Ash. New York; juno
Brown. do; superior Luther DO; sldVenus Blven, do.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
Passengers Arrived.

In the New York, frr CharestonMiss Henderson, Mrs
Board and servant Mrs Durand Mrs Cruger Vnett and
lady, Mrs Alexander and servant Wilson and lady,
Kerham lady and serqau Thos Joseph family and sevant
Consta and lady, Mr. Turnbu and lady, MIR Goodrich and
lady, Miss Brown Mrs Hughes Mrs II Upton, Mrs
Ballard, Mrs Lee Mrs Solomons Col Wells anu servant
Fopert Messrs II Tools, w Prehm + & Hartman La
cost Aglin T Durand, l. Schmidt Barrier, J ID Par
sons, w Dfcndox, F Cram, II Phps and servalt, J
Parker, ii w Founer, LATTE, U Clark Wilson, + X
Bonney, A Phelps. 5 Denny Stone, Andrews, d
Gilmartis, Cordy, Seymour, Constant, Cor
don, Butler Marcern NJ Brady Paddock, Klotts,
w w Hale, w Ware Shinnau, and ~ IN the steerage.
In the Tantiyy from SayannahLeu Delany and 0s troops
of company r.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

DR RJJ LLOYD wHiTTENoRE respectfully nlorm
IL III. friends and the pupc that he has removed TO No ~
Park Place. he win be resdy attend TO the call Of ho
who may with thr confidence Having studied hre
years Hospitals of Paris, and year the Lyngn
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naegee
he trusts competent treat scientifically disease thai
u,aveo under his observation. my1l.isSs-
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

TOHN COLON Artist, Veterinary Surgeon, ssdent OF
J the Royal Veterinary College of Afford (near ParsJ late
veterinary the Mcnagere Of the Botanical Gardens
Paris professor &c Hppatrique he has in s possession the
highest Me.srs Chaiaubrsnd oroy
Saint are de Jueu Valencienne Boyer and other learn
&C the besides encouraging letter IRON the VII
mister Of War for his having brought to the utmost simplicity
the casaon Of horses and by that way essencd the fatal ac
cden which very often result from vicious method OF treat
ing IT, j. c. beg leave 10 inform the public that he has Just
arrived this country With the determination to devote his
time 10 the Of horses aud other animals T. vii with
exhibit 10 thoe who d. sire a. the sstl that ne
that he is enabled TO prove the stid,ous that he y
fully qualified treat with all the various diseases
which horses aud other animals subject TO-
References Mr. Delaforcst, French Consul General
Messrs. Chevrolet, Frercs 4 Co, III Peari 81.
MIR Dortic No. i72 Front street
Mr.. Leclerc, No is Liberty street
Mr. Wisdom, No. 40 Duane street.
Mr. Duft, No - Duane street.
MIR Cowan New York Bagasr Crosby street
c. resides al No. lao Duane street, where he has large
place destined for the treatment OF horses Je2S DNf
DRlTIsn MANLY EXERCISES. 10 which Rowing and
ID Sailing first described aud Riding aud Driving are
Cor the first time given in work Of hi, kind as well a. the
usual subjects Of Walking, Running, Leaplng Nanng BAL
sncing, skating Climb,rg Swimming wrestling, boMhg,
Training SC Sc illustrated with City engraving For safe
by CHARLES J. FOLSOM, siatioaer aud BookseIier
ie2s.lrDS 40 Fulton st. cor. Of Pearl
DEAsTALL's VEGETABLE COMPOUND OIL DYE,
ID Cor Colorng the Hair beautiful black and for nourshipg
preserving and improving lis This article - warrant
nure the hair in the slightest degree, whereas a
mineral dyes very rsrnicous The public are therefore
cautioned 10 be particular TO enquire Tor We abo' see ~
none other - genuine
Also Beastas Botanical Compound Oi, lot improving he
growth of the har ,n,
CHARLES FOLSOM.
jsasirDs 40 FuIton'I eor q Pearl
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
LOVE YOUR NEIonpoR AS YOURSELF.

SOMETHING NEw IN TRADE.
DANK NOTES Of almost every description exchanged al
ID par or at small the Citizens and Strangers
Exchange oce No % Wall street. where all kinds Of gold
and bought and sold reasonable terns But the
important Of every thing else how the customers OF sad
Office NAV avoid losing by un,er and doubt bank notes,
gold yer and also how money be invested in large
small sums that will draw per cent interest and be perect,
safe, and interest paid quarterly, and principal al one day.
notice, ifrequred
All information in money matters given gratis Bills OF Er
change Foreign and Domes negotiated for small commits
sion; Drafts Notes the principal commercial places
in Union collected reasonable terms Come and see
IsII2wis
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

A UCTIoN NoTiCE-FURNITURE sALE.-saturdsy,
N 05 o'clock will be sold the entire Furniture contained IN
the story house No. 55 Lsmbers near Rector See auc-
lion head of THOMAS BELL.
..o-
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

FALL RUEH, June 34-Sld II Borden, Brown, NYork
HNnwrsRr, June s4-Ar Inds1 Gibbs New Bedford for
BRIsrol, RI, June a4-sld Excel Pitman, NYork.
yBAIrIsoar, June as-Ar Chief Van Name NYOrk Tom
NoRroLK, June 24-Ar Almendares, (spansh steansr)
Peuya Havana via Charleston for NYork; the Meteor at
anchor oil Town Point.
RIcHMoND. Jnne a5-Cld Warsaw, Folger, NYork.
PsrEa'sono, June 2a-Ar Richard Anderson, Lucas New
wILMrsror, Nc, June so-sd Richard, Smith, HYort;
sAyAssAH June 2l-Cld Castor. whittlesey, NYork; sid
Tautiry, Johnson, do.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT will take place in
TRANSPORTATION Church, Sunday evening, 3O,h inst
70 commence at o'clock precselyon which occasion the
following distinguished artists will give their valuable ser
Regular members of the cheir-Madams Maroncell Miss
distinguished amateur, Mr. Woehning-Sgnor Mo-
Extra perormers-Mrs Seguin Mrs. schedler Mr. q. f.
Horn, Mr. Meyer Monsieur Halma, Mr.. Christian, signor
The orchestra will be full and effective under the direction
Of Signor Maroncelli, organist Of the church.
Tickets had at Dslmonico Brothers, and at the church,
price dollar.
PROGRAMME.
PART
2. German Air-Mr. Myer, Keller
D. Qaartetto, from Moses in Egypt-Mrs. seguin, Mr.
Horn, Mr.. Morales and Madame Maroncel, Rossln
4. Solo on the Claronet-Nr Christian.
scheider Weber
6. Song-Mr. C. L. Horn Haydn
2. With verdure claa-Mrs. seguin" Creaton," Haydn
PART II.
l. Gratias agmus, duetto-Mr. Wochnng, Signor
Aria-Ombra adorata-Madame Maroncelli Ziagarelli
3. Solo vion-Mr Halma. Halma
4. Duetto-Dolce conforto- Madame Maronceli and
I'ss -- one Other pupils Mercadante'
6. Aria-Mrs. Scheidler Bagoli.
T. Qaintette, from Moses in Egypt-Madame Maron-
celli, Mr.. Horn Mr. Halma, signor Morales, and
Mrs. seguin. Rossni.
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