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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01
Foreign ImpOrtatIous.

HAvRE-Snip Charles Carrsll-Consignees: Bujse-vX
Lining & co-H Derasmes-E Soucn-Carpenter ValaDc-
Lohse-T Mailer B alley. Ward COD, stouet
Bros-Iambert Croquttte-Jacquelin Ailep-H Ballad
Beynard COB Conage- Moran isen--St Fel,x-V ame
CallismI La ~reres-A Monrose-H Chevoralet co..
&eo-J Ernenpssch-H Observation-Disclosures Y Henschel
IF Thorspecken-Bourry d sernois c,r WrRht-Edw
Hen-C Dord-A A Msiv-F Mcily-(ielston Ladd X CO.
Marian Bernard-Meekc. Plate eo-Bruislein Koop
u & Boker-C Leescher-A Mathey-W II IIartsman
Cow Kenrick Newton Ms-Lsne, Lansen co-Fellows,
Wsdsworlh co-R& II Haight cow X Meyer-Boi.
ceau u Rusch--A II Herd Ball. Belot--G Knapp
PHumony-Wiley Pntnam-E Bossange-J II Roberts-C
coIBoouen Graves &co-H Lagoine,peraismes Bozard.
Thebaud-Ramsey Crooks-C Mill'r-M Wo,kmester-H
Houreme Augue-Morgan Montant-J II Faber-Rossier
co-Bey lard jr, Pna-Revnods x COP ID Muller coo
de Plata PhilaMeriene, Mslerng &co-Covill Fleming
# Shelden-Corbt, Davis l. co, Phis-Wm b Draper-E
fabrequete ce-McAiser & co, Phiia-Tiferng, Young
Ellis-G Won Bans-F Boudard-Soucien Maiard-G
Graves &cp-H Escher.C Domer-H Bcdmer jr-Benkard
-Creign heydecker-M amazet x Smith, Fellow--Un-
derwood Teterel Bain-M Lachai, Wittineham-Deau-
nay COW Cole MANA r Therit-P Schmidt s Andrea
p Merrer-Begdue & co-Mashore-G Roquet-Coutan
PILE ,oyt-M Martn-Bailcy X Ketchum-Kessler co-F
TIMBER Dambmann-T q Bhllisn-Povicr & CON- Golf. K
e Muller-F A Art:ult-E Strsnze-M Cutting-De la
Maine-C Gret, and 70 order.
PoRr Az pRiScE.Big w Nsron-574 bags coffee 81
Shedding bags SSee Geo Leland
9 Und.rh-irH Rsthboi.-4s NJ Drury-is j 5 Halstead
Ill Ronere.46 Thos Woodw ard son-.0 Brush & co
4 bales MANILA Meyer Sucken5o logs mahogany 4 w
Deahelt-l Willis. ~
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Dec. 31--G p.

HrhOOy, Lee. 31->O r. M.
The transactions at the Stock Board have been large
and prices have generally gone up under the peculiarly
heavy demand for delivery to-day Delaware Hudson
II Indiana SIS per cent; Illinois es II Harlem
It; stenington, per cent? Canton, I Bank Of Com
merce il quoted 80 81, dividend per cent off.
Messrs. Stebbns and McAlster. who failed recently
their obligations to the State Of Illinois, have this day
resumed their payments and taken their places the
Board.
The transaction with the State of Illinois has been
nearly settled appears to have been entirely msnan
ogemert from nrstto last and may be briefly recounted
~ follow. The State had in July to meet its
liabilities then duo, and the ssioner was oblired
70 borrow the money ON the best terms he could make
ne hnsly arranged with tie house Of stebuns and Nc
Ahster stock brokers' that ths should and lend
him $ssi 100 on pledge Of Of bonds being at the
rate Of - cents the the terms of this con
tract Msssrs stebbins Alster were to procure the
money acisar admission their part. that they did not
have TO lend Of the commissioner that he knew
he get some other source and tina, by III
Of the bonds which he delivered to them before he
receiveah his money And INC contract contained no re-
strctien against their hyrothecatng them In the Sc
qpei 1t appears thf Stebbns did poth
them. but failed toaise much for the AZ
they agreed to DO The State its part failed to redeem
the bonds at the expiration of the time The bonds had
fallen very heavy in the Market and the house failed
Tne taxing advantage Of the fact that he
had MT received quite athe money agreed upon applied
for an injunction to innocent third parties to
wpm the bonds had beer ypothecated from disposing
of hem That injunction was most unjus.ly granted and
ha the market price of the beads been sufficiently high
to sover the bonds at the time, would have been
inter of serious loss to the parties The CON-
missioner then called meeting ofthe holders, and made
prdb position, which we believe has been agreed upon,
as follows The holders to deposite their bonds with
the us Company and to get from the receiver receipt
for W number Of bonds. The State is then to pay
mucl has received within3O days. be di.
rata among the holders. The parties will tins
get 1.-THE State keeps the contract than they could
get b selling the bonds. The injunction has now been
dissoed and stsbbns MAlister being released from
the atlities have resumed the pay of their other
engagements and doing business usual. The
whole Transaction has, however, very suspicious air
about il.
Therdhas been fair business doing in bills for this
packet the supply has greatly increased from the South
which the scarcity of money tended to decrease
the raearom thosecurrent the last packet day. psr
cularly those on France.
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Corn Trade.

This -four market continues Inactive Few sales arc
made at six dollars BARREL and even little under
There orders here from Eng not SO high "a
the present prices. Sales of wheats have been this
week at 81 Is up to $l25 bushel
Nearly every Market north SOUTH and east of US are
in the condition this Small salas and dec lining
prices. Al Baltimore the 29h -four was quoted al
S5s7 to IS barrelat Boston the 24th at Sc 37at
Mobile the 22d at 81 as and New Orlesns on the 18th
at 1886. The supply every where is good.
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Provision N nrket.

Meat Is about the in price last week. with the
exception Of first cuts Of Beef hich sold for Is 10
IL cents the pound Poultry dearer the price having
raised account ofhe great demand for the tables OF
the rich, which will doubt groan day with su.
perabandance OF sroin turkes and all the good things
Of this life, whilst the poor lsborer may thank Provi
dence IL he is able to fare sumpiuously goose A.
this s the season for mixing quantity OF cakes and
puff paste, may as well caution readers against
the too free ofthese conecons the bakers use
(and we will mention the Article next week. drug
very deeterious in its effects, In their composition for
hrea and cakes.
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SAvANNAH-Ship Celia--45 casks rice Huett Mils-a7
bales cotton Buck Co-s7H Colt Co 10 Deforest 4
Co.'s - Beales-2t Brown Smith-s3 s CHATTER
100 II Tallman-2S Mckeon Sherman-i45 J SWAMI
box Barley pkg Harper Broths-a Bolton, Fox &
SAVANNAH Brig Exact-so casks rice swaines5 do
burn Kodeers-7I do 9 Collinss g Miller-27 do b.
CART kneeand.!4o Norman. Johnson < CO. 80 Bar
stow Pope-5i ii w Hills TAFT Co-93 Smith & Co
=. boxes hagpsr,i IloO,ook Nelson Co.'s boxes
barrels Foot-i box q Thorhurn-i7l bales cotton
order.
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nth igty,1ess ~, !.
all the, ~
ever, tng iidseo{ was

.sh ,hem,ei,es Who had
rowth soon iitT theirl 40
and now uoncsoiizsq tae
4dsh southern ssnttnsn WIN a. !
: He read some sxtrscts from the
I, Hamilton confirming the tarin
,ould not consume tie time OF the
Ter Ths English j, their manu-
Of protection, reached hign van
now about TO throw of that pro-
.sd nothing to fea' but the cempe-
But il was pra,osterous for us
her example in that respect, as
he first round u the Ladder
/ down some s1nclusi,e ergu'
that when thu amount Of re-
e was q perfect right to disori
he President videStly admitted
like to hear slnbsiens 81 TINS
the whole extlained away. Inc
out TO expire, aud the great exPe.
es of % DER cont duties 10 about
many iu The ,orth who believed
mt 10 ans werthe country, many
ali autleu Wfusu Uo Wv vuhoch
r. and that the home valuation
cable. Thy believed that the
ntrv rsquiIed Q higher protec-
Taey belize, alse, that the agri.
,ovntry would be also involved in
they did, hat 1t could not be car
Is unequl and unjust, they de-
lull, CANDID, aud tair hearing
I'd and pey had a right to be. II
ght belonging to every person OF
d be wiiliDg TO commit 90 much Of
az related to agriculture, to the
re, ana 20 much thereofas related
.mittee on commerce, and SO much
anufstures, to the committee on
'residant had alluded to manufac.
'sed " indulge in warning (; the
auch Of that but yet he would
are how they treated tho voice Of
r. II they would not, 1t would
thunder tones. He claimed
ltry faithful hearing. lfgentle.
triks down, in heavens name let
trike. Give them first delibe-
that when the House adjourn it
n the present exhausted state OF
.all for the yeas and nays on the
& sustained, the yeas and nays
lotion was agreed to-yeas so
tru>d
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Irned.


dence Of the Herald
.pHIA, Dec. 81, lSAl.-P. M.
10 weather last night was very
ng at the County Court House,
nsible purpose of urging a re-
baypents, for sustaining the
ind FOR advising a disposal of
6 works, was very iargeyasd
The prominent getters up
srs. Dallas, Kane and Lciper
b more formidable opposition
And the speech of Mr.. D.
upted with Kisses and impre-
al and prepared resolutions,
.of the meeting declare, were
ioriy-fsr which reason, as
hey allege that those who are
dyed Wings, took part in its
be call was for I" Democrats"
2 ~fter the first organized
D, aid resolved ~ follow:
Ily and determinedly resist by
legitimate means the collec-
anyfn,pre tax levied for the
her the interest or principal
e debit and We do hereby
Legislative, that the true in
ity they r,resent, require an
III laws passed for that pur-
thsr Z. 49, =
the duty Of tL Legislature, At
. period Of " session, to
le payment ousof the meney
all persons q whom. tho
inaabted for mutual labor,
Ily to pNes over . Commis-
Assiynees, all tn property
h, Tosefvi1g snehpsly q u
to the nsaGti4n n tie legi-
vefnmeAt, and toktovide foz
Of the proceeds efsecA me-
rakloa 0sate CREDITOR, h. pro.
ectivs claims; and to provide
ne ugstdSt the etate, SlIis TIM
hail be claims only upos
u ~ said Trustees, Commits
And we do further
W, That the best, and perhap,
.cds Of ehtainiir sffoEHsv0l
presumption 81 payment il
iorof . specie lcurrency, il
kne, from and after the frs,
receive Rank notes at theil
We j9 earnestly urge every
Dsweaith to eoms to this de
eonsaspt, Il indeed the pro.
They spsak pIAiply, and il
he truth I'D not Be disguis
repudia1 pn" here il much
toacAn4 edge. Lastnisht'l
reatsd ~ 8ttte alarm amon1
holders u stock. Ssvera
were present, bat did moi
- the evident signs Of dis
Aensclves, and the feeling.
xting.
the regular meeting, or O
1ividuals who were instru
up, were Published in tn.
. morning, and are quite
in accordance with the cal
The Board i; in other stocks
d but little done.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broadtcay and Ann street.
Manacer al NirectOr Mr. 0sro,,

Corner Broad,cay and Ann street.
Manager and Director, Mr.. p. T. Barnuu.
Extraordinary Attraction! Three Performances on New
Years Day.
The public il respectfully informed that unusual degree
of splendid will be produced this with
ira music and extra BY Mr. JENKINS the cell
ebraed Vocalist unequaed aujo Player, and deneator Of
Also the celebrated ALPtNO LADY, who. a. vocalist
M aa W. PEIHxM The srestest Of All NeSro D.ece,s
who III appear in all the favorie dances peculiar him
self
The performance will every evening at half past
&Assp on Saturday being New Years day, when
the evening. eioekin
The spendid paintings in the Grand Cosmoraa will exh-
Bit an etire change New Years day This Cosmorama n
the most elegant ahd costly in the United States.
terms Ilfl
to Museum and all the epts as
cents rhildren under years Of half price d5I
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One for the decreased demand for bills is the
fact that many Of the States have failed provide for
their interest There will probably be less for
wared than usual for this purpose Specie ia in very
little demand for shipment that for the East ladies has
subsidized and all that exists remit the Of secks
sold on foreign account The sales as follows:
FnIcgs OF srEciE New YouK
Not Is. Not.3o. Dec is. Dec n
Specie. Specie. Specie Spee;e
Spanish Dollars ga "a s-a "a
H HI. Franc. do SIS d "a ,,pr
Sovereiens 46t ass Ass -als4
Spa DoublS 10 80 ais as Sc ais rs ls rs ans 50
The State stock market has nearly the same
ssseral fsatures-vz continued disposition to get
them, and therefore decline in prices. The fol.
v. comparative table OF rates -
vApsNo grocrs rur Mr. Var M.,wr,
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The receipts at all these places reported as larger
than known in the time, in Ten
and in Georgia. The quotations Currency
ia specie the rates less Fer instance
Flo the rates II 81 for Georgia funds which con-
sutes the local currency, and II ST for specie funds
making difference Of &c per pr per The follow
ing is table Of the quotations at the leading points, Ii
verpoo1 class fcation -
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Cotton Trade.

This market here and at the South been heavy
for time. The prevailing feature in all the mar.
kes is absence Of any great demand for the English
market while that for the Continent has been active
ceived in Mobile the 18th lost and caused cessation
of busness-buyers demand q reduction Of a 4. The
ed gloom of the accounts received England
and the large receipts here induce the impression that
prices will rule very low this year. The following is
comparative table Of the Receipts Exports and Stocks
Gotten -
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On Fridoy, Dec 81, Sara III o. nuel r
and ALI aycs Rosalin Robin Dd4years and SmontAs
The friends and scquaint(nce Of the family
specuIy dved to attend her funeral this afternoon, at
socock from the residence other father No. 100 Hicks
street, Brooklyn.
On Friday morning, Dec. 81, Sarah f., daughter Of
Randall and Catharine Smith, aged years and month.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from No
81 Park Row.
On Friday morning. Dec. 81, Benjamn Romaine Jr.
Attorney at Law, eldest OF Samuel B. Romaine, in
he24th year Of his age.
On Thursday morning, Charles NJ Yeoman in the seth
year of his age.
Funeral this afternoon at CLOCK from his late resi-
dence, No 26 Renwick ST.
At Morrisown NJ, Dec 80, in the 4sth year Of his
age, Mr. Francis Lynch, late merchant Of this city
His remains will be broagh to this city for inermen
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Passengers Arrived.

gins.
SAvANSAH-Brg Exact-D Leland Jr, A Childs NJ
Mongomcry-4 ia the steersge.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets 60 Depart.
To Matters OF YesseIs,

Commanders Of vessels will center favor BY having list
OF their cagoes passengers and report of vessels left at
tie port whence they sailed vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAKrr of our fleet
Of news schooner He win board them Immediately on
their arrival.
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PARK TtsEAr~E
THIS EVENING, JAN 1.-The psrforusnr. will sonmsses
LoN bD'SliN ne Xis ssifi
o ec,assr w N wsTs:Ss . ss: 0Pes.
I h,sy G G,y s!sntsr. MIG; ou; sG '''''
TUE s Is X aS''ss;s . q ''
6s ss Nj @Ssiss ss's Mite HSyi=
TIN e fS SsasS VT
Bose. so sss'sr Tonne foY
Doors open at ST. erformanee At o'cIoeK.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS AFTERNOON, Jan. The pr,formancss will eom-
CHERRY, AND FAIR STAR
sansu ahsSIr Kirby Ha''sHoad NJ, p, Herbert
cgo IL sel sSSN Ni's
George Barnwsli KirSy Thoroughbred Sioodenow
THIS EVENING. Jan. The performances Wi CONNER
.u., A,,.,, wRAlrsa &c. os3 r. aI LAKE. .
RoBsEkA f OF T THf RHINE.
T bG fGGsIHss Ti'A
Door,; y ID and % gsery
mTCHELL,s OLYMPIC THEATan
THIS EVENING, Jana The performances viii
Capt fs%%i'ils H0r's''s William S,s s srha-
To befollowed bv '
Tim rapewsn Msssi Mrs. f.F fsSsSs, M- TIM
Boomy svh. a sPdht ssa GH s.lass. r,.-
THE THE two SSSe'u GREENS ZEE
James Green. Horncaste Mrs Green. Sfrs rtmw
Adms'oELDress circle socens Upper boxes 9s
Doors open at haifpasi SIX. Curtain rise, scvsn.
EOWEKY AMPHlTHEATRE.
No. 81 Bo,rery
THIS ESsTTl NffE !a 6 I TrTNsr
G xs'G .Slsaf fs' EN sri1isas
Negro dancing BY the unrivaled Mast.r Diamond
Mr sands will introduce an imposing Equestrian Act
Master Rivers, whose wonderal performances defy Is4
criptien -
The celebrated Rivers Family go through their much a.
ol t. f S8AE r T5
During the evening variety Of other entertainments.
Boxes so cents. PIT as cents.
open for exhibition during the holidays Entrance No. IT,
Chrystie.st. AdmIssion IS c. pts.
NEW ANCADIAN GARDEN.
No. 255 Bieerker street
THIS EVENING, Jan. 1.-THE entertannsnn IVA va 90.
WALTZ . %ND yl sr : f'' HNrREE.
A F9t ii IL j TIE: s;s
Comic seng Mr. 7 g BsSth; Juggling Plate spnnng &C.
Es.AIenss,ss MSon..rSSsi,;s:, x NJ: =. Sands.
The Amszo.isn Maid. by Mrs; Gun.
Mr. stone viii appear in hs eharacss, Of an Indian Hunter
Doors open at quarter past 9; Performance to
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The receipts this year, will be seen thus fal
greater than aver in that prolific year 1899,
the stock on haLs is accumulang. The following is
tsb OF sales stock sd prices at the different ports fol
he week ending on the dste affixed -
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Cleared.


1'iGM tMsfss s s ea s;
Iec a' Fs WV sf ss.'
+. R &C. @ 81 st. :.
%as.:,
ro si B s Ans H.y%as RHS
S gosc FST Fs0' Wilmington
Arrived.
Packet ship CARROLL Lee from HAVE, 18th Now with
Ship quisy. 4asi New o,iean. 10 days, cotton.
ship Celia thatcher, from Savannah days. cotton &c to
brig issis, II Lieut. co%ds from Carthsssn
she HesspOni and brig for NYork Left bark Louisa. for
Rrs VIM Necn Norris from Port au poc. day.. with
coffee e stssins reIris Il. Len brig Mary .abeh
is hsD 1s % s.s
sss aia Ms s &c, "a afS .s
FIN Char,ssion for kings KINGSTON g j.,
Noy C. 70 The master. sailed from Gibraltar
with 1riss Carrier Wnhp from Malaga
spoke brig ASertine i'm Noreans for Mars es sc
n 9 ii s r. w'i s
B iish brig Helen Anna Hughes from st Kits days. in
ballast, 70 msst t Left tho no American vessels
5 A s 1. saSs sSs., to %
NOrsans for Liverpen 18th lat 81 lon 70 in with
'' " 70" -
~ s Me ;nt on s.v,h zen. b ~ oaSs eoi,on 70
Sayannah r,r Nyoyk saw ' -'""'"''i '"'
schr New Uns A. Cha from Jscre Is dayswh 400 bags
cofT . 40 Ion iy a, Oh 10 Go Douglas. LeX M
We sells y ''l' - ''' ~ fA"e''''"
schr Tbompsor from Baracoa IA ia %,
70 xvmsr Co Left schr III as for SYorI snnr ~ oni
Americ an Why
Wiz :.issa Noes ss: G s gs: T FL:
can yesses
hhds moIasses no do sugar Peek Sayre ~
ow:
1shp iie"espon'' from navana. WIND :"
General Record.
o., -,
FOREIGN LfrTEH o'tIct'-LiVerpoo London and Havre
packets will sail to-day Letter bags at Gilpn in the
chsnse. -
tRE~cH sHIr SRAvllLE The Gravilie. La Plume, from
hayre ana usnaeule IN ballast went ashore on the 22J
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The new yer, os..
ana Views hasss an , rich
sriety Of pes<ormss,,srs ' S;,,
Aes during the day ana ~. III
will commence 81 thru
lock, aad will consist e..
!, Yankee eocentrici,ies, ana
~ the celebrated Jcnkina,
o lady, and Master Pelham
''heee~uptry where a scw
ny or rfsfisbly spfn, tho
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10 RocKwHLL's BLEEcKER SrREEr CIRCUS gives
the best holiday sho this evening The giant and half
dozen celebrated amateurs to spar the occ a.
son besides fests Of that cannot be equal
led in any country.
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n.recoznlzed by the Presi.
Consul ofthc Swiss Con-
Pennsylvania, New Jer-
!. at Philadelphia.
nas also been recognized
"a No.way for the States
'"n'isn'fe and Maine, to
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Woodbury. lecturel, last
aryland Institute OF Educa
ii filed house. His subject
nee Of education, &c. II
eat merit, and gained much
10 had the pleasure Of being
Wednesday night, at the
'e members Of the vigiIant
numbered a very handsome
ed and rosy faced lasses.
llentise il now performing
and doing a fair business.
has no opposition, owing
under the management Of
museum, an establishment
iayer, has, for some years,
rhnllFs IL a very clever
be encouraged.
q the hou, market, aud a
,rice. Soma lots Of H"w.
At 80 "a. h,lders. how.
be given as thsVu.statiioon
nsettled, and wheat i,
Ind white at 40 to I35 a.
TO-; old white corn IS. "A
cents; oats 20 a "A cents.
nsactions in PeI~sylvanis
!. The provision n.s-k.t
pork ii so per Dbl; new
Nhiskey is in limited de-
in -hhds, and 22t q ~ in
3 10 inclined to rise. l
1.S prem; Philadelphia II
sa 27-s dis; specie 8 "a
now in our city, holding
ard with grent success.
Age Is esteemed by the
per: have no high OPT
so Tar az II goes for com.
ne. We shall have an in
sumbsnt, his ExccIlency
days.
Portance was transacted
day. A bill has been Of
ment for debt.
70, Twfsr
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Ships Cambridge, Darstow, Liverpool loodhue Co; st
James Meyer. London, Grnne Minturn Co; Utica, Hsw
Leon. Fla Pratt srss Fl Cas,aS. ysn, Nj;
Johns M. Daascomb Beckwith Nimrod OBrien DO do:
Stokes Anth my; Barbar, Ann ed Au'nson, Halifax
.saas'i n.gO Bay Js UndeIwood Bow.
ten, Newbern NC Rrhmond, Chester Richmond; Deborah
Brle Soulc lnhia - '.'O"'A>S'
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On Friday, Dec. 81, ssraI
and Alzayda Rosslin Robid
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MUsI AL FEsTIyAL.-MR; G. y; hORN r.sp. etfulIy
I'M to his friend. sna the public IN that
IsHSt e.
aTapse in tbs county Mr. Brsan sgpor De Begins
HON sSdA siroas a ,a',p' norm 'r.' O. L.
' % Az sfsisfSsi JANUARY rs
eety have kindly c9nsentedo render their valuable asst
;%sSss ffoi'is and by the
principal Professors Of the city and nbers Euerpe.
I 5 f:sssssr NJ T. 6 6: Eli Il Horn.
Dr. E. Hodges will prcsse at the Organ.
3! r. ss
Mi C. g; =, c% a r. 11d M a''eti and the RE-
Rec-say first, for heaven hides nothing from our
view c. Horn.
CSoTu,1H@ the Almighty khrId head '''''
Aria Fsswsi happy fields, where Joy forever D''''"
dwelis, Gu, u., Braham.
Rec ,sm, y.ad.r Of .ho.. .mi.. bright. M Gho%;
song1,prinees Potentates, Warriors. The flower
n Of Of Heaven n c. Horn, jr.
q them muts spohr zahn
scoT Tesss such angels weep burst nth, spohr Zahn
R.eTSs setting slowly as.esndsa pi Horn
s; sss5,Ss !:''s q Immortal sr.a i &c
Choru,-War, then open and indt rsood, ,m
Mr. H. C. Timm will preside at the Piano Forte INK '"e
second part.
2; He, s;iH !;
Words by q 2. Morris. arranged hrs n, u unorn |
Aria-Signor De Be- nSJ 81 dc Pe~S,;ior Sang s'kns'
Rs.nance-Mad Spehr Zskn-.ttssso n Sa ,h Ppo,g
Forts nv Mssspps T;mr. ~ iiornl l.. spohr
on H. p;..n ""ortc, Braham.
Tso-Ker$r-Y,o lin Se!o, l.. Spohr
ri rorn-The Wsndercr-Tyrole.
alto ,mpenment Litz
a signor DE Begns-All idea
NJ the Barper or Seville Rossini |
tspcares Epitaph. adaptd
drs, from Beethovens
iMr. C.E HON.
l.. spohr
rs-scular |
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