New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
AUCTION SALES.

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EXCESSIVE SALE OF SsS Baos-ss,x,, v,n,bl. eoa.
ssasb rosl. s:.sssd work.: ssSso
family and Pocke SC TO be sold by s;nsl. eopes
Also large SbY "a s7E2sS liSSiSs g. oossh os Stationery
csss and md
part Of the stock Of Bookshelf
/, volume. Of s rkHAT pes sAs Current and ss,rD,
List. from s2s to lal, inclusive, folio, bound
FURNITURE NOTICE-Sofa Bedsteads, &c.
i COTTON would inform all who are IN wan, Of Fur.
has e0nsny hand very h5gs assoF,nsns including
blity and economy without their equal The PUBLIC arc
invited TO call and examine heu-aso, all other kind, Of
Sofas always hand.
,av portion their Furniture viii ind rs.ay sale Sy ssaa
ing line or calling upon the subscriber.
sasS A"s'F ooiG96 is and - Ann m
1 MEXICAN MUSEUM, AERIAL GARDEN,
p AND FAlR-Corner OF Broadway and Ann street T.
GRAND GALA WEEK
Ia order 70 accommodate the crowd, attending here,
TWO DISTINCT PERFORMANCES DAILY.
commencing at ; osI9ss shA 9P5 ToM !: ? rNi,us H
throughout 'h DR pfs vkLESTis22Fss d,{ IeS Tiyis22ss
VIII opn his whole badset Of Comic limitations Scraps Cd.
0'''''' "'' 49, MR.. s. X. G. NELLIs,
born without will de light the ysrs with the huudrsd,
ofSs'a"l k 3 COLI aS iTsss As slxGea x s TSS boa
Aoino Lady Glass Blowing Grand Cosmorarns, CTa and a
ADMISSION the whole IS cen,s-chIdren under ten olb
half price
DEALE'S NEWYoRK MUsETW-C0N.
L PETITION, DEFlED-WoNDER UPoN won,
enrnvz I SBSS ;Sif' $HEEsl Hxskon AND
SQIAWs ,rn IN number remain three days only as they
Th san NAV be- spe m s 3 f@sb H. On "d
dressed IN their native costume and will introduce thsi
unique m ''a VAR DANCES AND -oNos.
Miss rA,l2: ADAIR. Mr. the vocalist, H9cslis,.
y5B Bo} oE6F9 81 HE 4: @o6Ds RtsfS5s positively leave.
'T TaG MAMNorH BONES, weighing several tons. rs.
remain but this week playing Melodeon Glass Blow
ing, Picture Gallery, aud half million Of Curioses
TUESDAY, 18th October, lst3-Grand Vocal
assisted BY Maam suTToS on Tuesday The i7,h instant.
3, 49, the ApN0 Saloon Broadway Leader Of the Quassss
For Programme, small bills,
Tickets 70 csHrs ZACH TO be had the Music Stores
Concert commence al O'Clock our
A POLIO CONCERT SALOON, BRoApwAY-
a The he HUTCHINSON FAMILY respectfully announce
5 81 s s S5s
1 on hes will hsf. hs oSGS @
the public variety of their NEW pieces together with
Tickets Fifty Cents each-to be had at Hewius aud At.
willis Music Stores: saxton Me1's Book Store, and az
the door.
To commence a quarter before o'clock
PROGRAMME
Blow on Blow on. We love the bowling winds
That bear US on our way
6sl S5fss Sav. + f,sl. hs ws as h growing upon
euerrsu" The Mountain Srlesarraqsed by Hutchinson
Balad-The Snow Storm-I Descriptive
The wiid winds swept the Mountains hight,
And painless was the dreary wild,
And mid the cherries hours ognisht,
A ,mohssr wandered with her child;
AS through the dIiited snow she pressed,
The babe was sleeping at her breast.
Of Tins ha & fs'ncS 6s S the ;Henss
Mountains Of Vermont in pursuit Of her husband who had
already pershed the storm. The mother too becoming
and after sea wrapping her child in Rer soak
and mporing the PROJECTION Of Heaven upon the babe she
morning bya traveller who unioied the robe ha, enclessd
the little babe eund sill alive and smile playing on its
Qqartete-We ere happy and free, (suhiec from.
halner.. hutchinson
Quartette--" The cot where Were horn"
"s And sGGe SeSPd sPdPah the ns Saeys os1 a'sA'
The suns last rays with mellow light,
lIlumRd the distant shore;
Weg,zed with rapture on the scene,
Where first in youths bright mosD
We played where stood serene
The Cot where we were born. ~
Trio" Land hom'-(aranged by Hutchinson)-
I5S' II hs NG15s ,sns f' Tie land i. in sight Russell
W. Wen BE- happy !!nsyeS again, boys, Tonight,
And the warm genial earth gads our vision at last
II the land of the STRANGER t!us friend, sh,li and
aqn%aHd ID; ho al! hearts bound with the sight.
eH sSS Gh s feeling, and
emotions those on ship board first behodng land altar
long and dieary voyage I across the Atlanrv.l
Quartette-' The Exes Song Of Home1 ~ o'"''
Sweet home, receive me, isla.Yl come,
Neyer-Oh dear m
sART
oa barren e he wild ea1n Py GyaT. ssaa
Ss e s ,s. lies s Sh sne the sw sva
Like tond weeping mcurner. bend over the grave
The ghnings may dash. and the loud thuSdsrs ra.le
s lie hssd need qG, h be hsa not he's free from al PAIN
o. No sound s,s can awake wa him to glory again.
some yeas since gentleman Of fortune wa. conveyed
nif 1 a.y% 9o aud there he coSntd he that
Of the estab!shmen! TO ,he ,act Of his ing The
S ns bs mes.Jd e Be The
M ns be @ ssTSd soon at affected hi; became
supposed hired By se. 1a 10 f 10 yhon
his property would p revert sft.r his decease."
the F" Tribe ofJesse," from David 10 Asa '''' -
We have come from Ih- Mountsns.' oi44t
NJ Y. SOCIETY LtBRARY-Lr. LARD.
~. 49,. NERs y I LYcEUM--Eyery Evenins-7 O'clock
Families, schools Individuals desiri subscription
uckets To apply AT the Lecture Room.
Pronranme for the week may be obtained at the Lecture
Room. -
SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS cor, sting Of
pula. 1scourses and lectures the interesting and
mpofa Modem Discoveries the physical sciences and
their application in the Arts These enterann nts adapted
'o the amusement and information Of all persons OF ordinary
education, will be eudata oy the most splendid coecton
OF illu ,tratons ever exhibited In this country
Among the mechanical illustrations will be included thar
splendid v wo;Sing F9od oi the Solar System, called
RUSSELL'S PLANETARIIM
Which viii BE- erected q, KEPT in motion
Ieescopc rwa Of he Planets taken generally from org
na Drawings prepared for Dr. Lardner by HeIsche and 9th.
ef eminent tsasop an Astronomers series of views of
, THE MOON,
Telescope Drawings BIZ the Prussian Observer Ba
and Nader, Of
+, TIE SOLAR SPOTS,
From Drawings By HerseheI and others
great variety of Scenic Illustrations Of Lunar and Solar
Ecipsps.
THE SEASONS,