New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-19

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The Phoenix Temperance Benevolent Society take great
pleasure their ri DdS and the public that
the celebrated Masters HUGHES, whose abilities have
created the surprise ard establishment in the musical
world and whose performances have attracted the most
brilliant audiences all the principal cities Europe aad
America have in the kind offered their val
liable services assist the funds ofhe Society," by giving
GRAND CONCERT, at Concert Hail. 4O6 Broadway on
Monday evening next, 10Th inst.
PROGRAMME
PARTI.
Overture Harp--Imps' March, in which Master Hughes
will Introduce all the new harp effects.
Master D. Hughes.
Solo, volin-De Berots. Master J. A. Hughes
Song-Uner The Hughes, the infant vocalist
Solo Concertina 3Ias.er D r, Hughes
Solo-the celebrated Cuckoo Solo. Master ). a. Hughes
Due,t Harp and Visin.... Master D. h. &J. Hughes
PART H.
Solo-Wesh Battle Harp. Hughes
Solo, Harp-Napoleons Grand March, in which Master
Hughes will initiate the marching of troops and the ad
vancipg and retiring of the band until the music
Temperance ssng-oh take the Pledge. Miss Hughes
Solo, vioin-Kathleen OMore. with variations,
Master J. 4. Hughes
Solo-Concertina Master j. A Hughes
Fnale-Lord Hardwick's March, Hail Columbia, and
Yankee Doodle. Master D. E. 4 J. A. Hughes
Also upon this occasion, Master Hughes will perform
one of Mr. d. l.. Joness American improved Cambrian
Harp.
Also the Lady Phenx Society will sing several beau,i
full edes and other arrang emens are being made
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