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The New York herald., 1844-11-13
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Election Returns.

lSDIANA.-The retnrns from forty eight counties
of this State, show the democratic majority far
to be 1876, which gives a whig gain Of 3i3 COM
pared with the Governors election Of lS43. Both
parties still claim tins State.
NORTH CARoLNA-Ths State has undoubtedly
gone for the Wings. In ftty-one counties heard
from, the Wings have gained on the last election
6S9 votes
KENTUcKY.-The Cincinnati Gazette" says,
'ths State Is fixed fact for Whiggery" The
Louisville Journal" gives the first and second
days polling in Al counties, whichimakesa Clay
majority Of over 5000. AT the close of the third
day in Louisville, 7s3 was the Whig majority.
GEoReIA.-There is now no doubt about the re-
suit OF this State it has gone for the democrats
Slxty-seven counties have been heard from, which
gives the democrats 2, 800 majority. The counties
to be heard from gave 1854 democratic moIoriy
in October.
TENNEssEE. expected by this mail to hear
from Tennessee. but not Il word OF news from that
quarter came TO hand.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

+. M ONS. GA RIE Il KO RPO NAY,
the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
York and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose Of
in the highest circles of European and American society
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, SaatoEa and New
where his style admiration OF the public
and the marked approval Of the fashionable. community-
dance LA POlkA-the Quadriles with original
the Valse d. Deux Pasthe Mazouka-new Cotllons-new
GaIopp~, and all American Dances.
Mons. X will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY as
Musician The instruction will be given in the French Ger
and English languages
Rooms engaged 23 Park stric,ly private cool
and ay-or the accommodation Of Ladies aud Gentlemen
The Polka, and the new Qradrlle as at presen, danced in
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught
-four lessons.
For further particulars inqnre Of MONS. KoRPoNAY at
his residence, Is Park Place.
TERMs;-Class Lessons from 10 to I2, A. NJ 12to and
TO 2, l.. NJ, and from 9 10 in the evening.
Six lessons, $6-tweye lessons $40 and quarter, SIS
Pryate Lessonssx lessons So twelve lessons Si2 quar-
ter, $40.
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad.
smies, kc., kc M
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald)


CoLEMAN's NATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, Nov. ii, 1874.
DEAR BENNETT Can't you spare few days TO
q reconnaissance Of this fine establishment. shall
not say word myself, pro or con--the hotel will
speak for itself. 1t is au fat.
Came through from the valley OF Virginia yester-
day--saw Bushrod Taylor in Winchester-he looks
gloomy, but he bears his losses Of from six 10 ten
thousand dollars, like man. Mr.. Rlves, of the
Globe, wins about three thousand OF Taylor which
with another thousand Of his winnings, are to be
appropriated they say, to the purchase OF the Ma
tIsnal Theatre, which IL To be metamorphosed in
to Tammany Hall No 2 Hurrah for the Demo-
cracy! Hurrah for Polk Hunah for John C.
Rives
Hon John C. Calhoun and family arrived in
town last night, and put up at Tyler's He brings
intelligence confirming the news from Georgia in
favor Of Polk.
Grand democratic exaltation in town tomorrow.
1t amusing to see the wings we came along
through Virginia, strike their flags and haul down
their coon-sklns. Poor fellows, it requires some
thug more than bravado, and betting, and crying,
and shouting, and rdlculing, and sneefing, and
clustering, and Dragging, and bullying, and con-
founding, and slang -whanging, TO defeat the rig
lar" democratic nominee. Pray for them, dear
General, for they need the benefit Of prayer.
FIDO.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
FOREIGN Markets


PERrAMBUco, Oct l2-Exchange on London 243. Sugar
tons Of the old stock White Lead 6O00; Goldfish OO0O
Rosin su20o rot Bread Ao00 Navy do in6OO Crackers
4Ooo Hyson Tea l200 Ale bottled $1,000 Porter 4dOOO
Lead in bars l0u000 Shot, assorted l5hOOO Flour new
American l6n6O0, by retail Paper, post $780, large
wrapping 2O0O; American Pitch l0n0OO Soap, yellow
ss40 Pine Boards, American 1850 Candles, sperm ueOO
talow $1,000
HAVANA Oct ae-Beef-The demand for this article is
rather lmedhe last sales that transpred were effected
for mess and prime SO per Dbl and rather dull Pork
This article readily commands $ per Dbl and ia rather
in demand Lard remains rather scarce and the stock On
hand extremely smawe quote $l2 per quintal and in
demaAd Butter.-Good Goshen readily commands SIS
per quntal and very Cheese quoted at $ per
qunta and rather Flour very scarce, there
being little of,ring a: present-say 50 $40 Per Dbl
cording to quality Hams-Western quoted at $40 per
quntal and for good Wesphaa high $2l per quin
tai had been paid Rce-Ths article was very scarce
and quoted at So qunta but several vessels
sailed from Charleston and Savannah within the past few
days with this article they may probably have tendency
to lower prices Beans readily command So per qunta
and in demand. Potatoes sold high 81 so sr
bbl, and the demand brisk Raisins There none
in market-we quote $l IS per bex. Lumber.-Of all
descriptions for building 10 demand and will be admitted
free Of duty as on rice, corn corn meal beans &c until
the 7th April, l54b Corn.-Yellow is scarce and
readily commands 81 per Dbl. Freights-For Hamburg
and Bremen, 81 l5s to f3 It's nominal Cowes and the
Baltic, ca 5s Mediterranean e. l2s Cd TO ca 16s En-
gland e. 5s to E3 S. France 90 francs United States
70 cents to 81 per box for and SO per hid for
lasses, showing falling of since last reports Ex-
Paris IA to &c. discount Spain, sa4 cent premium
New York 81 to &c premium. Boston 81 per cent pre-
MUM New Orleans per cent premium, at short sight
making little variation from last quotation.
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING

a CAKD-aik WHALE and DAUGHTEk RESPECTFULLY
Classes Dancing, Watzus and the Polka Dance will
commence at the Assembly Room, Constitution Hail. $50
Broadway, Saturday. October 18th, and will continue
throughout the
Days d Tuition for Young Ladies and lsensnen under H.
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon and
for the elder class OF Gentlemen Every style Of
Dancing taught in Mr. Ws classes without additional charge
pupils.
Mr. w. trusts that the references he shall cspabty
will be satsfacory Schools and Academies attended
pcntion above, his Pvstc Academy No 10 Sixth
Avenue where will be made known and circulars gwen
containing paftlcuar.
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MONEY MARKET.

Ihs STOCK market to-day experienced decline that an
nuiled the Improvement Of yesterday The only stock
in the list showing any improvement was Morris Canal
which advanced per cent Stonington fell off =: Nor.
wich and Worcester Farmers Trust | ; Ohio ss ! !;
illinois Pennsylvania SIS Indiana Erie Railroad
- canton ii Long Island Harlem l Mohawk /;
Housaonic and even Texas Treasury Notes declined
Sper cent from tho offering price yesterday The sales
were very limited and the tendency prices is towards
further decline large operator in the street, belong
ing to the old Board of brokers' walked the plank day
His differences very heavy The principal suffer-
ers are old specuators in the market Money getting
to be quite and in demand at improved rate OF
interest The banks refuse at present to loan dollar
on any security, and the pet banks calling in loans
very rapidly These banks preparing themselves for
heavy demand from government and the meeting Of
Congress SO near hand that they wish to be in con-
dition to meet any exgency that may arise In ancipa.
ton osome movement on the pars of this Secretary the
Treasury in relation to the surplus these banks act very
cautiously, and the money market for sometime will be
slightly cramped The payment of the government debt
due the 3ls of December will also affect the market and
we may expect for the next sixty days very fiat state
OF the stock Market scarcity Of money and an advance
in the rate OF interest.
We are informed that David Leavn Esq, the Presi
dent Of the American Exchange Bank intends leaving
for England by the next steamer from Boston, on business
connected with the Illinois Canal loan about which SO
much has been said and little DONE Whatever propo-
fiton Mr. Leavitt may have to make to the European
hondhoders it must be backed with the consent Of the
people to submit to tsxation and any movement pre-
vious to the session the State Legislature premature
impolitic, and useless.
The fremont Mutual Insurance Company of Boston
have declared dividend Of rer cent being interest on
their capital stock for the last six months payable on de
mand.
Domsstics exportd from Boston during the week end
ing Nov, 9th, ls44 ito West Indies, rs bales East
Indies, $50; South America 2O-445 bales.
We returns of the Columbia Railroad to the 9th
instant.
PHILADELPHIA AND COLUMBIA RAILWAY.
RGiLwGy. M POwer Total
Amt last report. S07 $50 9l IO5428 Sc S2i3 3q ~
10 week ehdg NOV. y. 1869 81 48l6 6386 IL
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State ofTrade.

AsHEs-Pots are quite dull and cannot quote over
81 10. Pearls are very steady at 81 25 a 81 3l@
CoTToNThe sales to day 500 bales chiefly to spin.
ners the dull heavy weather has limited business to-
day-prices are more steady, although they be
considered higher
HAY-Prne qualities Of North river bale sell as want
ed. at SO 40c. The receipts continue large
rRovnoNs-Ohio prime pork is very inactive at So s73
81 mess is held at 50. No change in beef which r..
mains very inactive. Lard prime, kegs. sell at 6lc
WHHKEr-Dradge casks are firm at 2Sc. Western and
Prison barrels are held at 2sa 29c There 10 very little
doing in either descriptions.
REAL Estate AT AUcrIoN-Two lots on N. w.
corner Of 30th street and Bloomingdale road, 49{
feet on latter and i2oa feet ssth street $l4oo
Premises No. go Nsssau street. 303 feet front on
the street. ........ ........ $4,000
Premises N. E. corner Of Greenwich and Liber.
ty streets, bsing 81 feet inches on Greenwich
street, SO from Liberty street as feet the north
bounds and 81 feet inch on the east with the
four stores and two dwelling houses one Al feet
10 inches and the other 81 feet inc hes. $4,000
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

At this rate of increase in the DISCOUNTS circulation
and deposits, and decrease in the specie items would
not require than five years to produce an
expansion even greater than that Of 1886 or 37 The in
crease given in the above table is for only one year. and
we have every reason to believe that now the policy Of
the general for the four years is known
the expansions for the future will be greater per cen,
than they have for the past twelve months Nothing can
stop the onwsrd course Of these institutions They have
the power in their hands and there sufficient in
ducenents constantly offering to it. They are i'm
PEELED forward by each other and could stop they
would.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

On Monday Nov. llfh by the Rev. Mr. Blue, Mr. AzA-
RIAH GIrrIr to Miss MARTHA HALL, all Of this city
cv.s,r. n ins. ~ yt tns Hey Joseph n rplce
OF this city, daughter OF Oliver Hicks deceased
ln Norwich, Conn., on the 18th September last, Dr. A
O. GAmsnILL, u s. Navy, to LUCINDA, daughter Of the
late John Beers, OF Boston.
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SALES OF srocKs, Bosror. Nov. IL.

BRoKERs BoARD-l6 shares Old Colony RR lO2 so do
Long Island RR, 6s; las do do $50 ss4 900 Dividends
na,t IA Boston Co. bIo 81 100 DO do 200 do do
r. il94 40 Western R ssa; so do do ss3 50 do do
$50; rs do Norwich and RR $780, 7 so do do
77a 200 do do, 20 7S3 81 do do 77S 100 do do 774
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OUTRAGE-$IOO REWARD.


HE above reward will be paid by the undersigned
Tuesday who S a $ Sss f the asa asss
w .0Se stone or other the shutters Of e
sSs,. sS% .S
l'am.s1 ~ secure bs' bxNFI
N LosTMA 81 =! yellow brown Terrier with he owner.
returning him to the Stable on the Fifth Ayenae
UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE.
Ts%ss,s.ss 'c'isa ha, The election
'T%sdSs;ssa' % Ssi evening Ssig R.e Sec
a, H $ Z:
Mfa Elected j. ' sfis ssss. s q f il. fG FIN
%" s se" s Of os
active duty and would have been deprived privileges Of
s%a shs1ss - s he %f ssd ls,
ps M
by the newly elected MEMBERS and appropriated the
an an honest man. her s'''
Wright lat. SECRETARY Of Campany IN funds d
belonging ,p Other for his selfish such
pqwGy 9 s hip, G this or s
to the Chief Engineer his expulsion member Of this Com
Resolved That vote of thanks be returned to Mr. William
Ragan for his untiriug ard successful efforts restoring
and Secretary and published in the Herald and True sun
ooh Of the CITY Of New fSvf Wtr1IaM pAcAN r,r.u,,
+. DEEM. Secretary. MIS- it.rrc
- TO LET-Nine new Brick Dwelling Houses, three
" with finished Easements 32d street. the 9Th
Avenue with stable for three horses in the Of
''''' QUO u more any rkEx6%ELL. kgS6 Upho.,ser
N.B.The above houses well calculated for Carmen
nl3 lmsnc
FLoUR-Soo bbls. Extra Eagle ills St LOUIS Flour.
2eo 90 90 Merchans' 90 do do
90 do Crescent = do
Landing ship Uncas from New Orleans and for sale by
ni3 f. X. COLLINS CO., Sc South st.
THIS p PAY 4 ! EMPHASIZED PUBL Is III THE FOREIGN QUAR-
CONTENTS:
H. Liberation War IN Ssrmanyhenry Steifens
III The Plague Of Milan in the year $780,
~ Ths % f,uj fP,rnja5
VI Theory and Practice OF Education.
x!i English Opinions on Germany.
VII French Aggressions in the Pacific.
TX Military Power OF Russia.
LEONARD SCOTT, Publi.he..
The Edinburgh Review containing article by MacauIsy
on Lord Chatham is nearly ready ni3 ltsuc
THE GREAT METROPOLIS, OR NEW YORK IN
8t5A full and description Of the City of New
York bound IN muslin and gilt rs In this publication,
citizen and sranger) the following particularly noticed
Churches public squares hotels courts, City Hall, Custom
House colleges schools, streets societies. Insurance Co.'S fire
railroads. libraries bank directors, Croon works clergy
police officers together with variety Of other uses and
Map q tie City Of Now York an ALMANAC for 1916 with
memoranda space for day the illustrated with
choice original engrsvngs The above volume is pocke!
issued from the Office Of the City De.oIY 5e Broadway
MS Nis"nc J. DOGGETT, Jr, Publisher.
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PORT OF NEW YoR X, NOVEMBER 10.

Y
WV sETs.s..s.......s..a 40 HfeH wArEk..... ii Is
Cleared.
Barque Childe Harold Crosby South America Harnonv,
Nephews Cc-orgs WakulIa, Muiiorj Dunkrk, Johnson
Lowden; Diana dOnnoco DE Gsue, Canana w Schmidt
voss ladasra FssaSo CamHe.ehX Bouehaad Thebaud
Ts,ro hnnersom, o, 3, Rh Pratt; Crusoe Chase
Arocho, Olorq Barclay Livingston; Resolution Ellis, s
hers Ackerly Ack.r; Radius Faulkner Windsor Ms Ann
yman, Toten, Newbern Medsd ratt; Red Jacket earbor
richmond N T. McCready Il Co; Tuscarora. Smack do All
len Parson; Hamilton, Penfed, Alexandria, sturgss clear
Mckee.
Arrived.
Ship Uncss, Stewart 20 days from New Orleans with COTTON
Ph l,delphil "
Balqse sophronis Ba.se, days from Boston, with mdse
10 master. - ~
BnS John Endsu Mason days FROM st Cahasinss, with
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

SINGING AT SIGHT.
MIR DERWORT'S Ladies and Gentlemens Singing Glasses
1u will be resumed his Rooms No 427 Broadway, Tues
dav 18th inst. Pupils will such Of Instruction
as will enable them in short time to sing readily at sight
Ladies' Glasses the afternoon at o'clock Gentlemens
Classes the evening IN o'clock Terms IN advance
for a course Of sixteen lessons nilw.m
form Cidsse de Ddnce for ladies' aud gentlemen in which
she will the favore Polka Mazourka and all the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be from o'clock TO O'clock
and the evening from o'clock TO o'clock
Ladies and gentlemen wishing call
at Mile Desjardins house. No. Park Place nl0 1mssm
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

Nov 3o isas slo9.4eo 40 1925 40 $2Is,7o5 SO
Since the result of the Presidential election has been
KNOWN organs OF the whg party have repeatedly given
uterance to their forebodngs for the future and have
predicted rapid and complete ruin to the principal com
mercia and manufacturing interests Of the country In
stances OF enterprises being abandoned end business ar
rangements frustrated in consequence Of the defeat OF
their candidate have been araded with all the solemny
possible Ihas certainly appeared from the tone of these
prints that defeat Of tder party ruin the
country but fortunately for those interested matters
very l3tle which party has the ascendency. Those
who intend ed going into business soon as the ex
citement ',f the political contest had passed away,
with Cur ital sufficient to conduct the branch they
would dopt, will not be deferred by the result Of the
eiecto It only those who anticipated m imitation Of
cred ts Sc. by the Of the whg party and the
abb y to trade without capital who influenced by the
re suit We have doubt many spectators have been
Asappointedthose who live the existence Of specn-
latve bubbles ud thrive upon any very great expansion
Of credits But these few compared with the mass
who comfne themselves to regular. legitimate business
based on capital placing them above artificial credits
The speculative bankrups Of 1887 and 1888 compose the
class sadly disappointed at the result Of the late con-
test Those engaged in any industry at this time must
continue to be governed by the same pru ciples which
have for few years past led them the prosperity they
at present enjoy and any deviation from the present
course will set them upon shoals and qucksands II is
the general opinion the United States Bank question
Is disposed Of, that every denger to the commercial
classes removed and the evils Of vast banking
removed In this they deceived ond the mistake may
be found out too Late According to returns which we
gave yesterday and the aggregates OF which annex
with few alterations in 1874, it will be observed that
there Is tremendous banking power still in existence-a
power distributed in manner calculated to do vast
amount Of evil. II not properly controlled
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Domest,c lmportat,ona.

New ORLEANs-Ship Uncas-6 hf pipes ar cask Chester &
Hemp boz Richard 99e bones ton hoofs y bis
cs bbs 1850 horns John Hysop60 pigs lead asp bales
cotton Newbold Cuitl05 do Stanton Fisher-l07 bales
hemp bags ensing ok John Brown748 pigs lead Souer
Brothers-992 do Brooklyn White Lead Co3925 Rogers
st bales rope cutting Tayor-27 do Agness5s bbs
ArALAcHIcoLA-Brg Ann Eliza-2oo bales cotton 70 hhds
tobacco 100 lead Hurlbut bales Ashley Poole
COL bags box bales bbs lot of old sails logs
order - = - " =
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TIVOLI SALOON.

TIVOLI SALOON.
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND vARICK STREETS
publ;e ,ha, bsv om ~ ane,i M nsnds and ne
Richmond Hill Of Charlton and Varck s,ress for
he'r the largest and most commodious room
Meetings Parties and Drills and ali who may favor them with
their call GEORGE HAMII.T(IN ~ 49,
OF Imsrrc FRANCIS BOQJfE'r. froprietors
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All Phaladoiphla Subscriptions 70 the
HsaALD mgs Be paid to the agents. Zsber Co., Ledger
- ana Che,nut st where single copies may aso be
ENTHUSIASTICALLY a' O'CLOCK 3m
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Debility Cured.-The Tonic
by the College a Medicine Pharmacy Of
OF debility produced or excess OF anv Kind
an Invaluable remedy for impotence sterty
'unirss DEFENDING on malformaIionJ
PACKED and sent to all parts Of the Uuion. "
w g. RI(,HARDsOG N ~ asso"
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Correspondence OF tho Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ~, 1874
numerously attended meeting OF citizens, without
distinction OF party took place last evening the County
Court House, for the pHpose OF devsng for
uniting the city proper and districts into city, to be-
ruled by municipal government Several gentlemen
y S pom ~ aanta
pointing committee TO be taken from the city and dis
ric,s who to frame bill Of Incorporation and sub
NIT IL to meeting to be held in the State House
Yard The wings are opposed to this measure because
they already hold the reins OF the City Government
The democrats in favor Of IT, and they bavea
ory in the Legislature there every probability Of Ito
being carried
romance called " The Monks OF Monk Hall, or the
Quaker City,, dramatised from a novel, now publishing
In numbers in this city, AID founded the Heberon tra
gedy advertised to be played at the Chestnut street
breach Of the peace would take place Hit produced
prohibited il: twllbe brought out in New York.
Duer rrce h s,oc h,nnsr ,n q sS
Merchants Exchange in April last.
Jacob smons. drayman, accidentally killed yes
terday, by beisg run by his own dray.
The trisl of Andrew NcClain, the Southwark rioter
for murder and high treason, 6xed for to morrow
Ths he u.o% Honss in This city will he
transacted in the building lately occupied AZ the ..
Bank, Chestnut street, on and Of er Thursday next
asi siooso state Ss 7o 900 do do 7oi 700 Glrsrd
Bank, i01 Philadelphia do, l07; Mechanics DO po
sEoorp BoAsoio Merchants and Msnmisc'nrcIs ut a ~.
Bank Psburgh, 45i; Wilmington karoai 1st; 20 o.w
state 81 7OI; SIo oOo do do. 7o; ICE wmins,on Rail.
road 2si philadelphia and Lancaster, 4o % Delaware
Insurance Con psny, 20
COMPLETION or THE MoUsT SAVAGE RAILROAD
Il is with pleasure that we announce me compile
ton of this road which forms the connection between
the Baltimore and Ohio Rarcsd at Cnmoerisnd snd ,he
iron works and coal mines Of the Mount Savage
Company on Jennings Run We learn that on Saturday
The Of the coal to this city. over the
two railroads will be commenced and 60 the ratc
Of about one thousand tons per week The shipping
depot Of the coal will be at Canton The cspabi oi
the Ohio Railroad to transport the coal and iron Of the
Allegheny region to market at the cheapest rates VIII
now be demonstrated by daily practical operations
Baltimore .7vaeriean, Nop. IL
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

ny Last Nights Southern Mall.
BALTIMORE, Nov liar Susan Ellen, Sheppard, Snune.-
Ga Nmble Shaw West Indies; Chief, Van Name, Nfork-
Sid Roe and Amelia, Nyork. ,,..
NrxsSnata Nov o-sld Cssild,, JNmiiea;l ApF uacey,
Brl llifN .,e H.
Hi4un n 20 Orleans, Smith, ~ Jeaelto ~ 'c' W d
spoke 2arh pt LAT 20 81 Ion cas- C~ane aals IVp eAu
more for St Bars.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCEK

ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1874,
pY THE YOUNG MISS JOSEPHINE BRAMSON,
emily nine and half years ol which she will
be assisted by the Eminent Talents Of MADAME OTTO
MASTER SCONClA, and FULL ORCHESTRA
PART
Overture from the Tesenmhle bv Reissger Full
Air Finale, from the opera Betty "-Se crudele
il mostrai-by Donizetti Madame O,to.
Grand Variations Brliante, for tbs Piano Forte,
favore theme from Cheval de B.onze,' by
&. Czemy. ..............M Miss j. Bramson
Fantasia FOR the Violin BY j. Artot from Lucia
d Lammermoor," with Orchestra Master Sconca.
PART II.
Overture from the Fryshutx" by Weber Full Orchestra.
Air, from the Opera OF Don Juan,n-Scbmae,
schmale nur Masetto by Mozart-wilh Obgpto
Violonceo by Groenevelt ........ Madame Otto.
Variations Bril!iants for the Piano, with Orches-
accompaniment. by Czerny. Miss J. Bramson.
Duo Brilliant, for Piano and Violin, from Belni's
opera La Sonnambnla,o by Benedict and De
Berot. Miss Bramson and Master Sconca.
Tickets One Dollar each; Chden twelve years age
half price, To be had the principal Music Stores and the
In at 0O'c
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
Steamers. Leave Lipr. Duet .fmea. Leave .dnlea
Hibemin Ryrie. - -........ Nov. l6
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

WILLIAM sCHARFENBERG 4 FERD. LUIS beg leave
w inform their friends and the public in general that they
have formed CopaTnerhp for the importation Of Foreign
Mnxc for the sale Of which they have opened Depot the
3s Broadway, franklin street where may be
sany found all the Classical Works OF the celebrated French
German Italian composers well all the publca
ons Of which they win always have complete
published in Europe.
~ Italian Strings Of superior quality for Volins Guitars
Hans &c. &c Slve. Wire Rosin, &c. o5 lmiHk rrc