Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

oz- GRAND coNCERT-cIrY horEL-MR ): P.
vicinity that he intend. giving GeKXND CONCERN OF
Vocal AND ISsTRJHENSrsI MUSIC, = shs ciy
happy to that he succeeded obtaining the vaua
bic assistance Of the following eminent vocasts,vz;
Mrs. segun, Mrs. c. <. Horn,
Mr.. Denpster This first a. Mr. Danis,
Pearanee in New YORK for (the celebrated hu'''t)
Programme.
PART /.
l-Song-Mr Dempster-" The angels whisper" Lover.
a-sons-Alr Segun-" Di placer" Rossni
Strand aria Mrs sesuin-" Lsve now from my
4-Ballad-Mr Knight She wore a wreath of
roses" Knight.
5-Northern Refrain-Ms, Horn" Thro' the
streets of New York city Horn.
The burthen Of this melody consists OF the
morning cry carol of the sweeps Of the
city Of New York, from the " National Nae
lodies Of America
6-Duet-Mr and Mrs Seeuin-@ Come frenar" Rossini.
7-Ballad-Mr Horn" Meta" Horn.
s-song-Mr seguin-" The Black Banner
Finale-NIrs seguin Mr. Knight, and Mr. sesun
Sc Hark! tits the Indian drum" Bishop.
PAnr H.
Trio" Near the lake where droopd the will
low"-Mr Horn, Mr. Knight, and Mrs Horn
recently arranged as trio. Horn.
a-Fantasia-Mr Davis. Nicholson.
a-cavatina-Mr. sesuin-apm queen of afary
land"-(frst time-compssed expressly for
4-Seotch Balad-Mr Dempster Anon
s-Ballad-Mrs Horn All things love thee Horn
6-Song-Mr Knight In the days when we went
s'r's''s ses-ly arranged by Mr.. XII; sis.''
7-sons-Mr Horn" Mad Tom," Purcell
s-song-Mr segun-" Switzerland! my native home.'
ARRANGED expressly for Kim by Mr.. Latham)
FinaieTMrs SeSuin, Mr. Knight and MIR sesain-
0- Tickets dollar, to be had at the principal Music
Stores and at the City Hotel the evening of the Concert.
o. The doors will be opened at ocock-he to
commence at 8 O'Clock precisely a22.5tis
.EkN FOR NEW ORLEANs-Firs Regular Packet
.p YAzoo cp Ts.E For ' freight og
aa2-y Elk COLLINS CO., Sc South st.
O. 90 REWAkD.--Lost, few days snce, diamond
brea,tpin large stone plainly in gold, sup
posed to have been dropped in the Brewers
0%1 1 The aovs reward will be d !. any person who
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WIN. VANN, a9l Grand street, Menday morning, April
w %, 1889, will open the following goods
Mouseeia de Lame and Chae splendid patterns cheap;
cases black blue black and coorel Silks $50 Broche shaw
lots Of Ribbons all worthy the attention Of mlliners.
DOMEsTiCS-20 bales Brown Mrslins, 10 Long
Cloth Al ID and o. brown and white Shrtng Nusns. Also
an immense quantity Of TicLings, Tow Cloths Table Ii.
mems, SC.
Southern and western merchants will find it decidedly 10
their to call at this store they always procure
goodr here for less than the importers prices.
NIB. Observe 29 Grand street a223tf
Turing THE PRESENT WEEK ONLY, will be con.
~ nued the sales Of the remaader of the subscribers
stock of warranted Cutlery, consisting of
81 sets Balance Ivory Table Cutlery,
4S doz. Dinner Knives without forks.
IL doz. Dinner extra long handle ditto,
GO doz. Dessert Knives,
SO pairs Carvers,
All OF warraated quality and made mach extra fine ra.
zors Rodgers pen and pocket knives Mech strop.
London dressing cases, pistols, &c. Sc
JOHN GRAVELEY, No Q Astor House, Broadway.
n. b. The store will be closed Saturday good
awning for sale. a22-lwis.
TAPANNED WARE.-Fne India Trays, in sets Fine
81 Gothic and Sandwich Trays In sets Of various patterns and
coor.,
Bread and cake trays, walters and plate warmers,
BRONZED WARE-Astral, Hall and Mantel Lamps
Chandeliers and tiirandois. Card Racks,
Spill Cups Brackets and Vases.
SILVER WARE-Tabe and Dessert Forks,
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons,
Tea Sets, Casters and Fruit Knives,
Butter Knives and Soup Ladies,
Tea Strainers and Pencil Cases.
GERMAN SILVER WARE--Tablc and Dessert Jerks
Table, Dessert and Tea spoons,
Ladies and Butter Knives
Salt and Mustard Spoons
Sugar Tongs and Fist knives
All of the above have been selected Ly agent England
with the greatest care and for sale the reasonable
terms Cor cash approved paper.
ID. +. DELAyAN, No. IL Eaiden Lane,
a21y A few doors below Broadway
C,ARsAPARILLA PORTER--A new and healthy beve-
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