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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
Two Volumes In One.

NJ Literature proane and sacred viii hehere united with
the arts printing AID ENGRAVING TO produce one OF the most
valuable and Interesting works issued from The American
Commentators photographers oriental travellers, and
Bcal critics of the greatest name have been extensively and
carefay consulted in preparing this work. The Editor
trusts when published viii be found worthy Of the parroa-
o Christian pastors instructors and parents o all denon'
naon and we'll calculated uader the Divine blessing TO
sncen the purify the heart and promote that
Knoye1ce b which obtain happiness in this world
and eternal salvation in that ,yhichis 70 come.
ROBERT SEARS, Editor, l22 Nassau-st
~ A-ens-r=sponsble wanted to sell the above
work in ey-y and village throughout the U States aad
British North American Pf0'igse w T E TaSni2T c Sc ao-
dress, post-Gald H. - =, 80, IT. -
Histery Of the SVestm:nsler Assem pps.
81 eentshis day "b!ihf sad SF = ,ne BY ,oo p.av,
.Lso-No. of cvclopa.dia of Biblical Lieratare-By
j. i kito Published and lor s.Ls Is above g2' 'n'
DARNFS ON APOSTOLIC CHURCH.-Just
Is nnbhed ,nd recei, by the subscriber. An Incur m
% ~ with reference the claims OF Epscopacy-
b A{s,I BaTPTi II < GEREi ESl lTmSi p9l aamo.
Tbe be STt0USG MECHASlc-by the anth0f Of the Young
Ms5e53s'Ir' s. 54is 4Ga MARK H NEWMAN 1879 Broadway
C,.up MEETING HYMN BooKs-The
y dGa 2 IS @ G'F s sn 'PF5a f % the
Bookseses snr sa se br sTRINGER BURGESS under the
doAeh oAehr Museum Jy2l lw
- Roard;ng School-Irvins Institute,
~ ~ 4 Y-CTcniars az IS Bcw-fy, y. y
iy22 4rnis -=.----- = "
walter Forward and a. w. Marks,
" - Law Pittsburgh. Pa 5mis-
aitnfHeSH --<fzn---
~ Particular Notice.-Those persons having
FB7n;,re Of 1n decnP9n TO dsp1s= of who are break
m .kpng VIII find read sale for any portion
T ~ rfsr goods BY sending their adtres; calling
iti Al Vi itss-r;;t-t Goods aniuuH; purchased
u' 'N T. COTTON. ll3 Fultonstr-et ald
mv2Ois,i -z=..- 81 AHo''tFeft'
~ The Original Lemon Sugar revived.
Inc =, furnish any quantity of the LEMON SUGAR az
ai notice Ii s The cheapest puest and most whole
te that has ever been Offered 10 the public. II
sols soey from the fresh Lemon and refined Sugar bs
b;csl and mechanical process, and flee foE every de-
starious quality. .;
efces family parties and parties of pleasure, being
Ssnn arrice requiring other process Of preparation
N IL with all The laber and uncieanil-
nl, l. n n, presa,ing in the ordinary way.
T. be found valuable article board of steamboats,
d shps ar sea- will keep good without change of ts
qualities epSh q tm dry Prepared and soe'
jyIisa - Va AA1NAO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

uOBOKEN-Thl delightful place Of summer
resort presents advantages all others the vicinity
for a short The facility with which it be viz
tied b. the Barclay Canal and Christopher street Ferries r
the Walks ana Grounds very accessible. Those which
are open the public considered be unequaed BY
devoted purpose for their extent, diyersh scenery
and superb prospects No pains have been spared this season
increase nuch possible the natural beauties OF the
led Mr. Myers, viii Free CONCERTS at tho
Elysian Fields on the afternoons of Mondays Wednesdays,
and Sarur,lars during the summer jl3 is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

q Scarpn's Oil for Deafn ss:-lNPORTANT
FOR THE DEAF-We commend 10 the particular att.n-
those their hearing restored ocarFa
OIL for Delaess We hear II highly spoken oi oy those
who have used II, and whe ofcouTSe, know it' value
Morn. Chronicle.
The following facts must be read with Interest; particularly
by Nh. Chemiords friends and acquantanceS
NEw-G GoRK, Nov. l5 1872.
NJ Dear Sir-t has become common lately 10 puff
dicines by letters that would now refrain from any cxpre
sons of my feelings opinion did not feel compelled
men You remember with what reluctance was induced 10
try Scarpas OIL Tor Deafness for felt convinced after many
attempts, that deafness OF years standing
could be cured by medicine; bu will beliey. u
when tell You on y second bottle can hear almost well
as an member Of my family The effect upon has been
mascalmv former existence like dream; and the
pleasure listening and hearing conversation carried
ordinary of after benz long subjected tote
use of the trumpet almost transpong donot much
like to have my print but the above statement may
do some good have NO objections 10 your using it.
Your Obliged friend,
L. Nj. CHELMSFORD, 33i Washington ST.
Mr. B. Barton liumrert Philadelphia.
Read the following editorial from the Times:
DEAFNESS CuEEp.-We have heard gteat many seak OF
and assured that IT unsurpassed by any thing known
for the purpose. One instances OF its curative effects
have been pointed that are really astonishing
The following editorial is from the Troy Daily Wing
for Deafness called Scarpa's Acoustic Oi that
led TO give it this passing notice We believe however the
medicine for sale only in Philadelphia bur II II have nall
the virtues hear ascrbed the trouble Of sending for
who have used SUCCESSFULLY and who believe 10 bs the
best remedy qver yet rrescribed. For sale BY
DIR. JAY Ne, No. 20 South Third ST.. Phi
None genuine un!ess with the words 9 SC ttRPA's OIL
for Deafness blown each bottle and with the written SIG
Prepared by B. Bell and sold wholesale aud retail by A B.
by A. B. Sands * Co.. No. 2I3 Broadway; d. Sands Co.,
II East Broadway. Jy22 6tls
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r~rr-,'rp FITS ON ENGLAND. IKE

eI~EfeDRAFTS ON ENS1Lh,np
safd.G@a; n ss9e' I'd afc%as coua5 Ren
Hss= sy Supplied so with Drafts ia sums of 81, f2
nd 20 sSsi eSSE % e.Ssss
without discount gf AMI do Messr James Built Son
IsaqBs Loadon Bansd Co. Enehsase and Dit
count cemfany William Forbes Hunter Co.. Scot
,a and sraaehss in svs postGTa hi9ashG1th ~ hGz s
TnI SI Is, of August w. J. T. TAPSCOTT.
ne a. is .her General Passage Once 4s Peck slip South
street 49,. ,.;d % ,
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N7M. T. JENNINGS Il co, Diapers aud Tail

JfTM T. JENNINGS L co Drapers aud Iall-
w ors 23 Broadway American Hotel opposite te onn'
tain solicit assortment OF seaso2z6ie GOODS
including Cloths Cassimees, Vesnss, &c III all the ne"
and various styles.
Under the assurance that the system OF small profits and
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage wii
continued whilst arrangements aTs such as "i ahe
us 70 fl, all orders future with promPtness.
feature In the establishment which must commend II te
hss eTufng articles for immediate the addition 10
our stock OF al Of first quaty ready made Gar
consisting of Surtous FrockS, Dress Coats Paata
looms Vests, Office Cca;s, Travelling FIocks Dressing
Gowns &c. n,
ksche Gloves SGspenGe:s, Hosiery, Under ess Draw
ers Muslin Shirts Collars, &c, prices which must offer
inducements ImIchaScrs. jyll lsI
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or THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN MUSI-
CAL SOCIETY, at the Assembly Rooms of the Shak-
nearr Hotel corner of Duane aud William sts.entrance In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

Szs IN consequence Of the interruption TO his bu.
m sness BY the late fire. se scber induced 10 offer
.tor sale low PRICE his sa!uabs residence at Sing
Beautiful location the Heights within three minutes walk
Of the steamboa, landing: Il. j. McMAeTER, Sing Sing
One half the vau could easily b. obtained upon bond and
mortgage For further rarticnla permitted to refer 70
3. Fl. FOLGER, 29 Pearl-strect.
THOS. y. AYRES. SO Wal-st,
ir26 lHi,. OF MERRITT & Co. IS Sonth.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

r C. BOOTH " CO. at the NewYork Cash
Tailoring Establishment, li2 Fuon-stree Broad
,yav still continue the lead economy and elegance
in the manufacture nd style of the various garments belong
ing 70 4 gentemsn's wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled onantan consequence
of the general adaptation OF the cash principle by the pubic
resulting past experience that the credit system
ry imposed heavy tax the prompt paying c'zioner to
suipIy the losses from class of the community which
must necessarily excluded from this establishment By sd
herring strictly TO the enables the Subscribers TO fur
nsh their with garments O superior style and finish
AZ 4 very great reduction from credit prices
Gentlemen "ho contemplate retiring erIas the arrange
thr wardrobe would do well giveus call our
assortment of the te city
the changes OF fashion embracing all the different styles OF
French Elastic Cassmeres Of the choicest patterns oT when
this establishment has become celebrated Strangers and
Others visiting the city particularly invited 10 call and *
for themselves and the above assertions By patron
izng az exclusive cash house.
No deviation in prices and puucuay observed IN
tl.ling order.. j. g. ROOIH W iva istl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

A CARD-Mr. Hinchman, proprietor OF Eel-
Il nont Hall Scbool.y,s Mountain Springs. y. j.. pre-
sents hs the public for he i'beai pa
nssnr to announce to his friends and the public
ey that great and alterations have been made
r., snler his house grounds every way convenient ana
conortabI for families Good cooks and have been
provided Musicians secured and pains Will be spared 10
nr hi, truly delightful spot pleasant home lof those who
wish to send the months in the mountains those
who purpose visiting he Hall hay respectfully referred 10
Ns,srs Woodward Dusrubury, No 10 William street,
WHERE terms can known and be secured and mad IN
l., Sf I8i3 jy26 2ts
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znTALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED

MWVALUABLE AND FIGHLT IMPROVED
~ FARM FOR sALE-rhe subscriber offers for sale
IL. his Farm situated IN ffaHkn t2wnsh miles Ion
woodland and the balance highly moyed and cultivated
nd On the premises good dwelling houses OF
which intended for the workmen with barn and
all the other neceeary ou.buildngs greet abundance two
large apple orchards with abundance Of cherry and other
fruit trees; almost the farm has been new fenced;
well Of excellent the door and aeyeriaing sG!nt
aay labor IL will fom 30 lGO loads Of hay with any
thing of fair |; within hours rIde OF th
CITY with which has communication or tunes day bg
Railroad aud steamboat and shilDgs passage more
favorable opportunity not b. found either Tor ore VINO
wishes the hustle OF the city enjoy the com
-ts Of country life for eIreregc9d farmer s5,ne ne
price Notwithstanding all the Advantages very low
can remain o mortgage rer cent. be seen al 70.
Sou.st during this week whore information can be as
anv ,irne HENRY LYLES. iyN 81
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A SIX DOLLAR BOOK AT HALF PRICE.
THE CHRISTIANS GIFT FOR 1914.

n PRESS,
THE MOST SPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK on
BIBLE HISTORY offered to the American public,
Embellishe with several hundred and fine eneravngs
The whole work two volumes in one) making about 200
large pages be elegantly printed and bound IN the
most finished style of modern bookmaking To be published
and ready for delivery in August neyt
SEARS'S NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
BY ROBERT SEARS.

BY ROBERT SEARS.
Aided by the writings OF celebrated Biblical Scho!
ars and othe. learned persons who have made
the Scriptures their study.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
B o O K S
UBLISHED THIS MORNING.
a, the Office Of Books for the People, 80 Ann street
PART V. OF
MIDDLE AGES.

EMBELLlsHED WITH TWELVE ENGRAvINGs
Ths popularity OF tins great Historical Work increases
with each number. Ii in truth the very Romance OF Histo
~, and can rrruse without feeling himself
ported back theda of chivrr and becoming
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

aM WATCHES, WATCHES!-The largest
R cand most splendid assortment of Watches In the ciIy
~ is 10 BE- found at The subscribers He IS eonss1ahtR ~
receiving all descriptions of Gold and SILVER "
newest Style from the manufacturers Ii Enslahd, mn
and Switzeraad and selling them retail q nasn @ ~ oyy
ces than ay other house IN The city Gold "ehsseed OF
Al ashs ane;G,et ;d TO ,65 as .ssey seGS
he best D1annef ard warranted owe ,han a. and Jswer
6. c. ALLEN, Importer sa,,i Of :, - wall
t,ff Wt1lf .ale 'nN 'rITI..
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some 90 per cent, The Pittsburgh Argus thinks !ana
no local obec, suggests the estimated that the Nam
vii net CHATS, suppose after paying all expenses
@ and manenance s7oo 600 ms oaa seas"n ooo oe' al
4.re of per cent. ON am outlay oi sI4,ooo,ooo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
rFfom N, Rochestsr E rsn;oe Posi-

This the most valuable addition the Literature OF ths
Country that has been made for length Of time The stock
of that invaluable, and ths publish
deserve the thanks OF n. community only Tor select
Inc excellent piece OF History but Tor the beautiful man
which the work up The engravngs really
excellent the paper and letter press of superior order the
contents destructive and Interesting and no book table should
be without 1T
- Prce 25 cents Per number To be completed IN ten
parts. To booksellers ana SIG per hua d. Office 30
where be had all the CHEAP publications OF
the day, at IL. to % cents each.
jr i; J. WINCHESTER. Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

n I, July
~ o'clock, the house No. Bus Bowery, BY order OF the
hold ana Kitchen Furniture said house consstg Sofas
Dvans mahogany and bottom Chairs Three-piy
marble TOP Centre and Pier Tables Looking Glasses, Piano.
Mattel Lamps Oil Paintings, OilClo.hs, CIockeIy, Bed
Furnure with which sale will commence Sale positive.
iv35 3t. T. A. AW Renee, Auctioueer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
TT OILY B BI F.,

As contained in the Old and New Tesamens from the Gre
alton Of the World the full establishment Of Christianity
Containing clear ana comprehensive Of
msrkabe transaction recorded the Sacred Scriptures
during period oupwar!s of Four Thousand Years. With
Copous Notes. Critical and Explanatory forming an IL
Illustrated COMMENTARY OF THE. SACRED
TENT.
parrl. The Old Testament History;
Part g The New Testament History
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR
n DEN.-P. T. BA2NuAl. Manager.
Ddy Visitors admitted the same Erening free.
EIGHTEEN EMINENT PERFORMERS.
Mr.. WILLIAM COLE, the t'res, Chintss NontesSIiPs
Who will appear in variety o.! classic Gf AlNASTlCS,
together with his educated and talented Dog BILLY whose
ats sgaciy obedience aud talents have placed hin,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
WONDERS OF THE ACE.

Ills extraordinary ieatS BE- 10 be believed.
Also engsyed, for one week only. the celebrated
GREAT WESTERN,
The d-lineator Negro Character and the best Ne
GRO DANCER LIVING! who will present to the Lovers
rth the importation, the shape ola Correct
and OisiHal Imitation oia LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE AT
FULL SPEED NEGRO EXTRAFAGA. VIRGINIA
BREAKDOWN!
This extraordinary performance has elected the adm
ration of thousands all the pnncpa theatres he United
States
The CITY BRASS BAND, OF thirteen Musicians, i.
gagged the balcony and stage. Miss PHILLIPS.
the Vocalist; Mr. BltOUWER the Comic Singer; LA Pc
TI1E CERlrO. the Danseuse, sc.
Performances every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ae
o'clock, and 81. Admission to the Muse
u Garden and Is Cents children under ten
years OF aye half price.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

ITO BRASS TURNER'S AND LOCK MA
L KERS-The stock, patterns and oels OF the late John
r. Goats offered for SALE afoling good opportunity Tor
those no rhe above business II not pre-
yously disposed private sale Will be sold at Auction on
THURSDAY Angus, 3d. o'clock A. NJ. For terms please
apply TO Mr.. ALFRED SMITH, 3O5 Houston street after
Rnse.street lY20 2M D.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
yym. w. Shirley, Auet,oneer

" N. ".
11HlS DAY. THURSDAY, July %, a, 10 o'clock,
i AZ No II fatt-street underwrers' Sale OF Damaged
Goods b. catalogue consisting IN part OF Hall and Astral
LAMPS Side lsmps large Chandeliers Britannia Metal Tea
pots Casors, Lamps Sc. Felt Hats, cases Clocks,
large lot n War covred and Pots and Jars.
Bottles eco hall and three gallon Pckcor Snuff Jars German
St Vases aud Mugs glass Vinegar Jars, &C. also Earthen
wars Chambers, Bowls Jugs edged Plates China Tea eSss,
he-proo Bakers, &c. Most of The above goods
iused by 1t
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u To commence Al O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
On which the following Musical Artists FROM
Engand Ireland Wales Scotland, and Natives viii assist,
and perform the most beautiful and popular Melodies
of hose respective countries during the course OF the eve-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

BOARDING School-Irvins Institute,
~ " -, \ Y-Circnars at 76 Bow-ry, \. Y.
afgS s go ; - WN. P LYON, A. NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

- p,rftcy,lar Notice.-Thosa persons having
NJ 11y description dispos- of, or who break
iI np VII find read al. for any portion or
~ o m ts-rIs-, Goods an alouH; purchased
ti'e SHN F. COTTON, ll3 Fulton-slr-et aud
,o;.f 81 AEn-stre.t.
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7-Song-Kate Keaney-NIiss Reynolds .......,. A. L.
S--scotch Ballad-My Boy Tsmme-Mr Clirehugh
g-Dueu-Come brave with me the Sea, Love
Mrs. Morley and Mr.. Johnson ........... Belln
lO-Song-Mr' Phillips.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

= Jayne's Termifilge has glaldeued the heart of
many moher who had expected follow her child 70
the ssye hu found restored life and rosy health BY this
celebrated specific eyiels Worms without irritating the
coats orhe stomach and bowels and combines The virtues
a tonic with those OF alternative. Neither VerIniluge
nor the ypectora;t has riys in the whole the
terra melics for the diseases for whcht Is adapted
WORMS ARE WEPT AWAY from the stomach and
bowels BY Jayne Tonic Vermugr by the besom des.
uc,on They perish under searching influence Instantly
and expelled with the which they are Embedded
The cnra is in almost all cases permanent and
OF the disorder should take place few doses Of the pepa
ton will never fail produce the desired obiecfor the et
@ does not weaken with repetition These who suffer from
piles or Inlittent fever any complaint where mild tonic
o, Alternative may DE- desirable will find in JayEe Tonc er-
miiuge most valuable remedy
- Sold bv A B. & d. SANDS Druggists, wholesale
and retail No. 20 Fuiton-steet 213 Broadway aud q East
Broadway Iy22bS
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Numerous Artists of high celebrity whose LANES will be
daily announced have also sgned their injection Of uniting
with this Society p final organization for the fu-
e preservation of the English and American School OF Mu
Sic and with view Of concentrating the native taen, and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

1Vslter Forward and A. w. Marks,
~ :, Law Pittsburgh. Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

CAMP MEETING HYMN BOOKS.--The
a'ia.,;a;h edition of Totteu's Camp Meeting Hymn
i arierts ust ubshci and for saleby the
boGh and the price reduced from p 10 2i cents FER
Gozeh; - Nnsauu Jy2l lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

yTTANTED TO HIRE-An office on the first
w floor business part of the city 4 line addressed 10
C. P j. and left the Tribune Office giving location and rent
required will receive Immediate attention. ly27 2'
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l-Introduetisn--.Band. ;.,... h
and Bculard ;..... NJ. P;
s-sons-shoud he Upbrsii- Mrs. Morley 3
l-Ball,d-The Sun has Bright Rays-alr; Clirshugh 3
5-SongThe celebrated Echo Song"-Miss McGloi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

If lUaIr-DaTU.
~ The Rules Regulations and Constitution OF the So
cey will be ready for subscribers and performing members
previous 70 the EcNt Concert.
Persons desirous ob.comng subscribers or members,
requested leave their an address al Messr Firh
Halls No. franklin Square, At any Of the principal Ilu-
Stores, as early possible which Will be Immediately at
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
The Envy of the coxetous.-Ths popular.

iry Of the Balm OF Eden OF pure white appearance hes
erci5sd the OF The vends of certain nostiuF eolert
called the Water Of Beauty 30 such Pch as to Iad1ee
h:n 10 make bombastic flourish, fSStSU ;AllNS that
Sugar OF Lead ptobsbv the basis OF the Balm OF
Eden, This BASE INSINUATION is hGIled back II us
uani.ess suthor With the thar can have o.
calm. $50 Broadway the address Of one OF the tst physi
clans OF this city who knows the ingredients aEd the manu-
fcture of the Balm and who will that contains no
mineral OF deererou property whatever 1t VIII pcsitrv
remove tan -csiss &c from the face and neck without e
slightest injury. Jy-' 3'i'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

A YOUNG LADY competent 10 teach the usual
branches Of English Education desous Of obtain.
ing situation Assistant Teacher Address L. r. 81
Monroe 81. ia lWlS'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

ITO PRECEPTORS-An able teacher of Geo
l. metry, Algebra, Civil Engineering, Bookkeeping and
Mercantile Calculations esrous OF nal ng
Letters addressed L. NJ NJ box 1889, lower Post Office,
will meet with attention. j27 3teod-
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NTANTED--At Temperance Office, l26 Mas.
sau.stfeet, 10 Scotch English and German farmers,
uorter. clerks neddlers. bows. girls. IVY 2t-
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man THURSDAY ENENING, July 9th,

" '"'''l THURSDAY ENENING, July 9th,
IL To commence at O'Clock precisely.
EsgIamd s1ad Wales scotland and NATIVES viii assist,
and perform of the most beautiful and popular Melodies
of hose respective countries, during the course oi the eve-
Numerous Artists of high celebrity whose lanes will be
ny announced have also ssned their infection Of uniting
rs Of the English and American School Of Mu-
Sic and with Of concen atnS the native talent and
genius of both countries.
Mrs. aIorsy aud Miss Reynoids Miss McGloin. her third
and sppearsqce ,le;s CONCERTS NJ Austin Phillips
Bonad Hlr A Johnson his irst appe%1Tancs % IN public
for this occasion only the calculated Welsh Mnsess
theit departure for the Can4dss Masters D. and j. Hughes
and Miss Hughes who will Perform on three harpi the vo-
In con5sSsSs@Mf. anS senss-'Ts' A. Phillips.
These performances under the entire direction o Mr.
Chaes NJ King eldest of TIE eminent Composer. M P
The instrumental Department will be and
The Piano engaged for these Concerts of Mr. Cham
Oe'' 'e'e'A''' PR oGRA ME-
PART
s-Giss@T5s W'shts-sis.s.* Philips, john'oR xne
asoms-sIouId ane he Upba;i-Mrs. Morley Bishop
l-B1sd-The Sun has Brish, Rays-Mr Cirshugh Bishop
3-song-The celebrated Echo song'-Mss McGiq,n
ssoIo coucer,iaa-Ds Bsrioss S Seventh Air On
Hest fs Se"ssd'sn ssa Mt iHa FTss Ran0 '''s'''s,
7-Dnett@Doubting, teazng ve1ins-Mrs. Nor
S--Son.-I1 be no Lubmssise Wiie-Miss Reynolds
A. Lee
lO-Bsliad on. S.)-Farewell, my Harp.-,words by
Hewlett Townsend Coles, Esq. Harp Obi.
cato by Mr. Phillips and Master Hughes A. Phillip.
Mrs. Morley. Miss McGoin Nessrs. Phil
lips, Strong BouaTd and Beames Rossin1
FART II.
l--Tro-Three ps-Cracovenne-Miss Hughes
and Master Hughes %. ............ Rochra
2-Duett-Could a Man be Secure-Messrs. Phil
Inns and Beames. =. -. .......... Trayers
2-B,ad- My Father Land-Nlr. Morley. Barnett
i-Song-Far Child of the Wcst-Ar. johnson. HodSson
J-Balad-Mss McGloin.
G-soo-violin DE Berot's Sixth Air-Piano
Fortp Yi~lin and Harp Obiigato-Naster J.
Hughes, Master d. Hughes and MIR PAilhps
7-song-Ka,e Keaney-Miss Reynolds. .:.,.,. A Lee
s-Scotch Balad--My Boy Tammie-Mr Grehugh
g-Duett-Come brave with me the Sea, Love
Mrs. Morley and Mr. Johnson ....,....... Belni
l0-Song-Alr Phillips
ll-Finalr-Band.
~ The Rules Regulations and Constitution Of the So
cety will be ready for subscribers and performing members
pre- ious the Concert.
Persons desirous obecoming subscribers or members are
requested leave their address al Messs Firh
HiiIs No franklin square Of the principal llu-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

WTANTED--A situation by respectable girl OF
good habits aud PLAIN sewing she has served
the last place seven years and give the best OF refer
ence. Apply ar 22G Nlotst Jy2I 2t-