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CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.

w HEkEAS certain interested individuals have endeavored
or loug time to depreciae the quality of tobacco,
ana have taken undue and dishonorable drive US from
me neg OF compett,onwe do relying upon SUPERB
ony OF our manufacture other in
the country in the world, challenge comparson with any
specimens Of flne-Cu Chewing Tobacco Snu and all the
varieties smoking Tobacco, the coming OF The Amer
can Institute. e ~ VI ''e 1''"ei'
We are induced to this in justice to ourselves "a well
that the public may have opportunity exercise their
Judgments IN regard TO the respective merits am article of
very general consumption. - W. i'
We adopt this the fair and satisfactory mode of set
Ting the question OF supeority and willing 10 resi- o
claims TO public patronage whatever decision that NAV he
awarded in the premises. w
JOHN ANDERSON n CO
OF 6tsm No. 9 Wall 81, 2i3 and 2l5 Duans
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EoUND-A WALLET which will be returned to the right
Address 8 F.
O.. at this Office o8 3tec
MASONIC NOTICE, Mechanic Lodge No 81 invites the
@ n Be E s Il III o 81 SS%y Hs
with the SG Re IS be
on s it sS be 81 to
hs s D S dSe S in Lieu Of the
VII e Hsd MseIapfs SsHF %iSy Ss%
Utica Stockholders Of Utica the Banking Hone in
slant for Ten days ''0's0 Oh '' N''' III
''a1' Of the President i"f bDiiibjs'N
PREMIUM SOFA BEDS rEAD5.
H so well S and IS
have been so neonestby proved that the inventor deems
sg ss, sr S.. hs w ns;
ExPresdens Van Buren, Knderhook, N, Y.
James r, Whiting, District Attorney, do
Hon. Hon: Senator s: G GfF% lesen &c do
s.mi Ward, Esd. ' firm OF Prime, Ward King, NY
f Rev. fbS f SS,s, Schenectady S SS
dIs Of the first r. il necessary b., needs
purchase s so Seds snar ds
Ss1 are invited to call 1853 Broadway
b. The above sofa has been awarded premiums the
IL
silver medals and six diplomas 1863 Broadway, second door
above Grand street. oS I'm.
- - ORGANS.
II ENRf ERBEN informs the public that he continues
manufacture Organs the old establishment, 72 Centre
street lie offers for sale the following Organs One Gothic
qEa S ' w 'sf Ss sfs aes "a:
Swell Organ, 10 feet inches hish inches wide and
eet inches deeE One Swell Organ of feet inches high
eet wlde aud feet inches deep Chapel Organ Of stops
elegant farlor Organ Also small Parlor Organ. second
hand Church Organ feet high, feet inches WIDE and feet
deep second hand Paror Organ rosewood Saraphine
The above organs vary in price from S225 TO $500.
s66tsr Centre st. head OF Canal street.
7 Q. OF o. F. CELEBRATIoN-The members Of the
Order generally invited to attend the Celebration which
will take place at Taytown, Monday the 9th of October
and their better accommodation the steamboat COLUM
BUS, Captain W. H. Frzee will be in readiness
foows leaving foot of Clinton IA foot of Fulton
street, Brooklyn IA foot of Chambers street n. Y o.
clock touching foot of Canal street. and foot of Ham
mond street at 81 thence proceeding directly Taryown
Fare 30 cents the bbriPi ,,Nv No,
GEO GEO W ". IFf6RpHAMN,' NO. 70 Committee.
~ JAS. NJ. FLANDREAU. 23)
putty Grand Marshal, on their arrival at the boat
o6 3tissec
BUSINESS is BUSINESS-Therefore II YOU wish share
- Of must circulate cards and
10 90 this "a an economical way call on FOLGER SUIT
TON, at the office of the Locomotive Printing Engine rs
John street, Pearl whore have all
Printing done the first style the lowest prices no
disappointment.
Cards printed at hours notice if required OF Im.r
FOR SALE CHEAP-Ac complete Printing Office calculated
Brewer Mnon Fancy Type, Imposing Stone Cases, Frames
JAMES CONNER,
SCR Conner OF Nassau and Ann streets
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER s.
Cleared.

SUN RISES ......6 FULL MOON. 2
SUN sErs... ......5 30 HIGH wATER.. . a
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FOR STORES, STEAMBOATS,, WORKSHOPS, Sc
THE PATENT RING, OR SECTIONAL CYLENDER,
has been Invented several years and has proved 10 be the
durable and ost powerful heater Many persons
had them 1885 1886 without other repairs than
casionally IL known to all that common cyl
requires cylinder almost winter IN
cases two or more common remark with users the
Ring the best have SEEM Prices reduced A
pattern this season. of splendid ordersuitabe
J. L. MOTT,
26i Water street, above Peck slip,
and Is Bowery.
p SA Of forty dollars will be paid for he
the silver and nine silver medals stolen the night of
18th u o3 wis"ec
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VIM. T. JENNINGS u co.
nRAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite Fountain solicit assort
seasonabe goods including Cloths Cass mees, Vest
ngs &c. all the and various styles under the assur
ace that the system of small profits and quick returns
which has elected liberal patronage, Will be contnued
while arrangements such will enable Us to fill all Or
ders in future with promptness. 49,.
feature in the establishment, which commend to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition TO
stock of of first quality ready made Gar
ments consisting Of
Surtouts, Erocks,
Dress Coats, Pantaloons
Vests, Ofhce Goats,
Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, &c.
A choice collection OF
Silk and Satin Scarf, C<avats,
Handkerchief Gloves
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c.
At prices which offer inducements to purchasers
iva 3msec
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w Address o. K, at this Office o5

WAETED1A inst rate second hand Safe, about 1909 lbs
w Address w. X, at this Office o53tsec
WAN SdntMs-, WET NURsE-one whS bring good
Mott street may Apply rom u I'll 0e'0'e oS Il! ~
INFo t,IsS u ITO WANTED ofwILLIAM WILSON,
about eighteen years ago from Glasgow left there
Tor me United States about two three since IL alive
ton to JOHN ALLAN,
~ B-shoud any person know Of his death with he time
and place they would confer favor by giving information as
OF lwissm
RoAIR799-A g5iyde family, having good
cuped would like 10 accommodate two gentlemen, either
with breakfast aud tea or full board Apply at IA Lispepad
n SG5 I SaS and @
G M DE Recommendations No - yeey street where
received, References exchanged WY '''' os st.ec
EAGLE HoTEL No 81 Broac late s. George. Ho;
public that abcye house sbly Situated has bee" leased
ons ens Ses Gsn
dy of No @ Be hoHp Eye and med on s @
sA' D0'oS'' I''pF'''%5' 5s ~ III SHORT
RATTERY, AM, ,PHILADELPHlA HoTEL-The
~ subscriber fully PREPARED make w
ea' Ess, this aH fRif pr Fl as
1T & which Be CONTACTED BY the Of
nor by the consignees. o6r
NoTCE-on aud after Saturday NEXT 7th Instant the
s tor ,S sS a, 9cloSk Il will leave
ITO GRoCERs Green Ginger for Preseryes.-Five bar
] @ %' ''SSSiS RRRasSN whole
U2N T2 gHE 2WNEEf o. HEsb
specially informs hi. numerous friends and the public that
he continues successfully on the different diseases
% GSa'e he So S%
s8 Broome street IA few doors East of the Bowey New
Mr. Williams in thanking his friend, for their kind
has eonsder,by improved %%ary and has sts% up
ssH will + s. cd h. usual ss
France and having mad mnch experience sufficient guaan-
rely upon utmost; skill aud attention being paid to them
William; would also suggest TO his friends the advapt,ses
for sale HIS services are Offered both the purchaser and the
the horse cannot but prove beneficial
Mr. Williams nlrmay !; at No 1911 Chrys,ie street whore
med to his charge will have the full benefit of his AID
times. o7a.ec
$500 r.; "a s q s3d
or all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
makes speedy permanent cure without the least
rction to Diet drink exposure change in application to
We give long quackish recommendations to deceive the
ae he M, S
This disease unfortunately peysdes all rank of sGeie
here presented with remedy by which they them
Farter the disease cannot be Contracted if dose of the
Mixture is taken at night on gopg to bed when exposed
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
For sale only at VIM T. Minors 1872 Broadway corner of
5g st SRpS Fa" HPS;s SeT Yo JPIe
| 1873 Washington ST. Boston. OF lm'm
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Howqua's Mxture.-This extremely delicious aud unpa
rallied Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe nst
imported for sale the Csnton Tea Company Gene
raj Tea Establishment l2l Chatham street. New York and Ie
Fulton street. BrooklYnn packages Price 90 and s
Zach. $40 mAT
pUCKWHEAT FLOUR-New Buckwheat Family Flour
ID Corn Meal aud Rye Flour barrels, half barrels and
quarters suitable for shipping or family nse For sale by
o72Nr HOLT OWEN, 200 Front 1t.
CAs1'6s. OIL-I8 bbls Castor Oil, for sale by
~ oiSt L., X. COLLINS s. co, % South It,
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arr 5h Yantc Bene NYork for Fall River; Hero Spell
Yankee Chase Fall River for do Sid Cora Demeraa; Ana
won Mobile All the vessels reported sailed 4th,
night
6thA large portion Of the fleet in port bound w,
getting under way at m-wind WNW and moderate.
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{N HATS-FALL FASHIONS lSis-The subscriber
> improves the occasion presented by the fall change in the
fashion hats TO invite his friends and the public
general to his Establishments, No 100 Chatham and
"a Canal of where he offers sale
inspection large and elegant OF Hats and Caps
extremely low prices He particularly invites heiy attention
TO retain their color and shape lie would also call their
ton to his short napt Silk Hats So % and SO 80 Also his
snperne Moleskn Hats at the low price OF So The above
mentioned Hats and durable compare adyan-
tageousy with hats seld in this CITY at 81 anu 81.
- WILLIAM BANTA,
A. w I,y
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
By E. 5 U S z X, It's Broad,cay, Basement

One door from Courtlandt street
A. z; sUSER, Bootmaker, and Maker of Lasts, an
friends and all the amateurs Of genemanly chausu
that he make New York. with the best French
terias all that perfectly made Paris
celebrated Bootmake Clerce, whose
this side of the Atlantic respectfully Suser
Boots and Lasts before they despair being chausseU in
New York, after the incest latest Paris fashion.
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Vanish sold.
SIT
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]. SORIA'S
CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENTS
MR. SORA begs respectfully inform his friends and
M the public general that to the depressed state OF
the times he has reduced his cent below the
lar charges.
Ladies Wishing their dresses. shawls &c dyed OF
pressed will find it much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
Of wearing apparel may need dyeing pressing All orders
bes. style at Sora's ESTABLISHMENT No 400 Pearl sd
His branches No 257 Blocker No 1852 Bowery and
at Grand Also branch 40 Fulton ST. Brooklyn and
Newark N j. corner of Broad St and Washington Place
the ir original forms, and moderate terms
Principal Office 400 I,arl st. hu20 3m'ec
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assxssN a SEVEN O'CLOCK EVENING LINE
G@AS&'tor ALBANY AND TROY direct, without
-kLlL landng-the splendid low pressure steamboat
SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean, will leave the foot OF
Courtandt street every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
evenings, at O'Clock, for Albany direct
The Swallow has large number of and for speed
and accommodations is not surpassed on the Hudson
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b. BINSSE 4 CO.. SO William street. inform the Pho
L. togsts that they have received late arrivals
fresh supply of Chloride Of Gold from the Laboratory Of OF
the most eminent Chemists in Paris They warrant il to be
equal superior in the United States whether
at 81.
They hand supply of excellent plates and all
the chemicals used which they offer for sale reduced
Also hand three four and inch Achromatic lenses,
and CaIneras constructed the ierman system-Fancy
Frames for Portraits aud Views s2t imsr
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INDICATED VAPoR BATHS % Courtlannd street
wi Scarlet fever colds nammatOry CHROME
sc cured days BY the use Of Pr taTrolls Nediea
led Vapor Baths Open from o'clock ia the morning I'll
o'clock at night Sulphur Baths require one hour pre-, lou
RIM .,h;n, ,,hs I'd Nm b,tbs Tor hire " Str
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Br01G,p1D O7,D0sife the GitU HIUl

AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Br0dd,oay, opposite the Ctg HdA.)
MIR H. Bennett. Manager
COMPETITION DEFIED WONDER UPON
WONDER
The astounding Curioses in the world and unequal
led performances -. 49,, ...,,,,.n,
CASPER HAUSEk Half Man Half Monkey possessed Of
the power Of speech yet walks upon all-fours. .
Mr. c. JENKINS the Comic Delineator Tenor Singer and
Banjo Player and the Southern Minsres will introduce
ety of Banjo Melodies and ethiopian EIavaganzas Miss
Adar the charming La Petite Cerito the
ful danseuse .
The celebrated FUGGE MERMAID, and 1000 Curios
Performance. every evening quarter o. and Saturday a
at 3 o'clock
Admittance only l2h
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DORR IL ALLEN
IJAyE received by late arrivals Of packets and
yerl articles in addition their former assortment Of
DRY GOODS
DESTROYS Of closing off thr present stock they oer heI
goods market and invite the attention OF all
purchasers az No 1873 Pearl street. s27 2wissr
TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE.-Two founts of Tyre, Minon and Nonpauel.
which have been used on the New York Herald. Apply
az this oihce-
DOCTOR II. BOSTWlCK,
OPERATIyE SURGEON to the New York Medical and
Surgical Institute be consulted daily between the hours
of and clock. Office 10 Chambers street 90 lm%r
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NATIONAL PAINTING
THE EMBARKATION OF THE PiLGRlN FATHERS
from Det.Haven, painted by Robert w Weir for the Re
Washington, will BE- for exhibition
October 3D. f only, the National Academy Of
Design, Broadway corner of Leon rd street.
Abundance Season Tickets so Catalogues
lais cents.
Open from 0 A NJ to 10 p. VI. SD 2wsso
CONCF RI OF SIGNORA CASTFLLAN, with Italian,
~ English French aud Spanish aod accompaniment by
IN. whole will positively take lace The hall
of w ,,hington Hotel Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, l83
Leader OF orchestra Mr.. NJ c. Tmm Particulars in the
programmes.
Tickets EACH be had the music hotels and At
the door.
Concert to commence a eight o'clock. o5 ser
MIR. w. V. WALLACE begs scqusut his friends and
lN the public that he will give Grand Vocal and Instrus
mental Concert alter his from Boston, Tuesday the
7 inst the Apollo Saloon Broadway assisted by Madame
sutton other talent which will be duly announced.
cod 2tr
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Sc 6t.I

I Q. OF o. +; CELEBRATION.-The members of the
L. Order generally invited to attend the Celebration which
will take place at Tarytown, Monday the 9th of October
and for their better accommodation the steamboat COLUMN
BUS Captain W. ii. Frazee will be in readiness and proceed
as follows leaving loot OF Cntop street at foot Of Fulton
clock touching foot of Canal street. and foot Ham
mond street at 81 thence proceeding directly Taryown
LaI.A n -nnnI. III
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9 BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
cosy JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced business the above
line No 90 Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully all orders he be favored with the
| mostsreasonahe terms for cash, jy22r
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MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MR.. HOLLANDS BENEFIT.
Mr., GEORGE HOLLAND respectully informs his
INI friends public, that his Benefit will take place
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, Oct 10th;
which he hopes them with OF en-
pleasure he announces that
MISS MELTON,
MIR >LOMAN,
MIR LATHAM,
SIG OR CIOFFI aud
MONS. ChRkIERE,
volunteered Of
particulars of which will be duly
ced.
MIR Mitchell will appear of his attractive char
acers and Mr. Holland will perform his celebrated monopolo-
''e'e' TIE wHIMs OF A COMEDIAN.
The Rox EooL ia now omen
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IRA FOR SALE OR TO RENTING Premium Mills
.H with IL Is stones with all of
1911 chinery, situated two miles from New Rochelle,
Westcheer County and State of New York and immediate
proximity the city of New York for an extern
Five business flour and grind and pack $50 barrels
each day. could be employed for
other purpose which might require extensive water The
reputation for the hrtyye enjoyed by the Premium
Mills, and their proximity New York with facility
transportation afforded mmedate adjacent by way of the
navigation direct the Mills from port, render the cili-
e for business onsbe to these desiring such
Esq New Rochelle, ". Y, Kelloggsvle, or to SILAS
WOOD. Esq, SO Br Aad street. New } ork
New Rochelle, August %, 1913. o66tr
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RATTEIf AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL.-rh,
subscriber now fully PREPARED make arrangements witt
families Tor board during the wiutsr
heretofore, 81 80 per day MARY PhTTET.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
NilleriSIll.

The Worcester figis states that FLEYrS
insane persons have been committed to The
State Insane Hospital. IN that town, for de
rangcment caused solely by attendance on
the Miller lectures. N,ny others who have
bccn sent there have had thcIr disease great
w aggravated by pondrrng on this snhloc,
Four OF the YIctlm', all men. were brought
there on Monday last, IN high state OF cx-
clicmcnt upon religious subjects.
We have already published n paragraph
from New Hampshire paper, stating that
Twelve of these victims have been brought Ia
The ipsanc Asylum ~ that State.
The Augusta Me- Journal. oi Fridny last
states than four marlacs. made insane hy w,
Mlllrr drluslon. had been brought rom sin.
Gle town durrg ibc prrvmus week, and
lodged N the Hospital NJ that place.
Th" ultimate result of this popular dcln
SION will be painful ~ the extreme. Many
viii fnunGcr ~ confirmed deism. IL cau
hardly be otherwise Ia MANY oi tho real be
hcvcr4 IN thus interpretation OF scripture -
OTHERS. on awakening nut oi tins moral nighi.
mnrc, wiIl find ,hrir property sqnandcrcd aud
their hopes blasted.
Tho subject would b" too scrions for ridl-
culr, did not vntntirs run from The solemn IL
the ridIcunus. aud cnlhc themselves wul
"ascrnsinn garments. And yet u - not loss
p,lahln than ludictuus, TINT persons should
deck themselves with ilouDces aud lurbclows
IN which, avnriing death aud the grave. they
are ~ bc caught up to would VII ch they
call spiriual.-.NrjurpoH H,'qih
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MONDAY. March 18Th.
II lsDAN Mnrrh Inn
NJ T. NOR NDi.

fr letter from capt Swnscy. of i,rig Annwan.
lated Invaun, Feb. si reports the loss nf his Mate.
Mr.. tnIrb TrPp, Snn at Mr.. tnrh g.. Tripp. of this
l"wn, wh" was washed overheard ~ q sy"iG gale.
about the 1T JnnnrN IN the Gull SltcAn. hrs pnS-
snge from Wilmington I" IinrnnG.-.ae \. losi huni
and other articles un drrk.
Adv NJ ~ Orleans 2'st MI lr,G taunnicuS, Vaughn.
nr Y. Y. 25ih S'hr Nr.ininu Burr"ushs. .to tha, rs
ton. venting 200 bh> under, and lO0 "n drck-th %
Srhr Gen. Colh. Hammond. W iiungton, \. & 2;ih
s"hr t"nveri hnrdner, App,larhir"ln Arr 26h S'hr
Tnss". Alm,, In Appnnrhicolai Van buren, B"hcock
porI Le"n
tld " New Orleans. 2d int. Brg Cnnouicus Waugh
New YORK.
Cid nt Charleston, irh Brig Good Hope, Riley, nr
Providence, The q. ~ wns ~ r"r, 9Th
Arr NJ Haynns, 2oh alt S'hr Franklin Green, Draper.
II d,rs from hnrr.t"n.
Arr ~ Mobile, 9Th, srhr Charm Ann, CoI,cns, I'm
Orleans
1T savannah, 2l, Brig Prime dc J"mvic, Gariufr.
inr Ha.nun.
ca a' n. vo'k, lO'., schr v"u'q, Clarke, aav'n-
rnh.
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,Jnoihr Outrage. II. A. S. Dear

,Jnoihr Outrage II. A. S. Dear.
born, gentleman of education aud an off
Ger -. extraordinary merit, has been removed
from the Office of Adjulant General Of the
State of Massachusetts, by Gov. Morton, on
an application OF "ihe democracy" of both
h9usrs OF the Legislatures. General ID. was
removed for cause. On application of the
constituted authorizes Of Rhode Island, dur.
ing The nsurrcciIon last summer, ile General
furnished quantity of urms and ammunition
To prevent ils "banks md the beauty" o
Providence from falling prey 10 the Insnr.
gcpts.-.E Y. Cam. .4du.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

CoScERr.-We had The pleasure last even.
ing Of listening with nnbrokcn delight 10 The
sweet warbIngs Of the accomplished Misso,
Shaw, al their Concort at Armory Hall, aud
the excellent Programme, selected for the oc.
casion, was received with The most hearty ap.
p'ause by tho delighted auditors. Their re-.
ccptlon prst have been highly naucring TO
them, assuring them, IA it did, that They have
many friends in Newport, and, indeed, our cit.
izcus are ever ready to respond TO the call OF
ta!uni aud merit of 50 high an order. Since
their last viit To US, they have sang I, crowded
audiences in Boston, Pro, idrncc, New Bedford
Nantucket, Nc. aud our brethren Of The pres :
have una race testified 10 their musical powers
by 'ho mos, ialtering notices in their rcspcc.
tive journals. These young ladies are trul,
deserving of the laudaorl snconiums they are
every where rcccning, and brilliant success,
meeting, for they hold conspicuous rank a.
mong the first vocalisis ofihr day. Their vol
ccs, atluned To sweniesl harmony, blend in
such perfect unison that the most delicate mu-
sical ear cannot delcsl the slightest breath TO
mar the pure melody. Miss Mury's VOICE pos
scsses sweetness Of tone that ia most ndnlra.
bly, displayed in her beautiful Scotch ballads,
the effect of which is greatly enhanced by hcr
exquisite accent, and even the icy heart Of the
most confirmed bachelor is moved by the rich
cadence of her upper notes, whllo the volume
of Miss Rosinas Voice ever r3cilcs admiration,
aud her clear, round tones swelling upon the
ear, transport the listener almost to fairy land
She is rrcsistably comic, too, at times, in her
action, aud sus,ains her la,ig hab c songs with
appropriate mirlh that never fails to excite ia,
risblcs Of her auditors.
We would particularly invite the attention
of our readers 10 an advertisement in another
column announcing II Sacred Concert by these
young ladies on Sunday cyening next. These
sacred festivals have met the decided approha-
the Union, and nt this time when the reigiou>
excitement ugtatcs our community to such an
extent, they seem peculiarly appropriate, for
there is nothing WHICH So tends To elevate the
ti'onghls and purify the feelings as The pure
melody Of Sacred MInstrcIsy. Having been
favored with ii copy Of The programme, we can
assure our reader, that The selection is such Us
must meet the unqualified nppr' baton Of The
mo>t dcNout wor>hIPpcr, and # there i, any
time when the mind "a exalted To the contcm.
plation Of holy objects, il is while listening to
the inspired words Of holy writ AS shadowod
forth in The Language of eminent Dl.ncs, aud
brca'h"d in the p"rr", harmony Of such loycI!
yocailsIs. We anticipate "A iull attendance.