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The New York herald., 1845-07-11

HE FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs IN BosToN, in CONNIE
memoration OF the death OF Andrew Jackson, in this
city yesterday afternoon carried through with
mirable effect The weather was truly delightful, and
the most perfect order allied from CONNIE
OF the to the close The itself
in our city. The military portion under the command
Of Brigadier General J. s Tyler beyond all praise
tconssted OF no less than twenty independent
panies Of the volunteer militia of Boston and vicinity
The head of the procession reached the hall quarter
before SIX and udcious had been the nts
that as many OF the first divisions could be accommo
dated within the hall, marshaled in without the
slightest confusion The services in the hall were of
hign and interesting order II consisted Of religious
ercises by the Rev. Dr. jerks and Rev. Frederick T.
Gray, drges by the Brigade Band and the Eulogy BY
the Hon. Pliny Merrck-a performance which ELECTED
Post, .Jllu 10.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
BY SCHENCK'S
VULWONTI ,VYRH


Mr.: sCHENCK Dear sirisn great satisfaction to me
this day to lay before and the public the great
health By making use genuine uImoeie
syrup wife and self gave all hoe that she ever couid
be cured The neigbors general pronounced her
tive and eminent physician. that her for The Of
months told us so and they could give her anv relief
a, eugth we some reference your Pulmonc y
iup being genuine cure Tor consumption has proved
IN my daughters cheeuly recommend Il 10 the
public rs TO be no1uackery andnow will give yon
o. my daughters case For several months continual cough
syyd bsy n"a n aig and ns swea burning in the palms Of the
mead continual pain ~ her left side and at length making
~ ~ ~ both SIDES and in her shoulders also
ul gbtne across her chest with the loss oil appe hno
swelling Of her ances This be relied on As an nones
statement Of my daughters case and one wshing 10 call
may see her at my house. u..,,, 80, .~yv
2s Market street, Newark, New Jersey.
CITY dnd County Of Neo York, So:
Desny duly sworn depose and says that the foregoing
statement signed by him Just and true, to the best Of his
'"o"'e"se """ "e"e' PETER DELANY.
sworn before me this LIST day Of August 1874.
JAMES HARPER Mayor
Please notice that the genuine Schencks rumonic Syrup
can hs hsd AZ the Popetors Office only No Courtland
ssre e. few doors below Broadway jeD lm'rc
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non the President this evening, at the White
ftouse, an company with our city Light Infantry,
after which they passed over, with Mr.. Buchanan,
courteous and patriotic Secretary, with the substan-
lal hospitaties of cold beet, cold Lam &c, and old
Lancaster brandy, and prime old wkiskey, and
gooseberry wine, and such like. After which, de-
Galabran's European House, by whom they were
treated 10 choice collation. with the most excellent
liquors. to clear their throats of the dust of the ave-
nue.. Tomorrow the Fencibles go down 10
Mount Vernon.
This is the fourth day, in regular succession, (ex-
ceptng Sunday,) of Cabinet consultations, upon
the Oregon question, and the instructions thereupon
10 be given 10 Mr.. McLane. Texas and Mexico may
have been incidentally introduced into those coun-
ellis, but the main discussion, and has been an ex-
citing one, has been on the Oregon question. Great
results are close al hand
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Miscellancous Record.

Tnk BRlG AsHonE-Captan Chase fromN Nantucket states
that the brig recently reported the Hedge Fence
Bangor The Of her having bged
incorrect She have been the Maria l.. H recently
Edgartown
ARRAL NV York during the frs, hall of the present
tqte
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CLIMAX NTABLE

CLIMAX NT.ABLE,
COURTLAND ALLEY, between Walker & White Streets,
800
ExCLUslvELY for Gentls@sns Horses, The accommo
Room excellent few Stalls vacant worthy
the attention who wish their Horses have
perior treatment.
jel2 Im*rrc G. SMITH. Proprietor
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Passengers Arrived.
Groin. '' an" warts oi
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FROM MExico-REvoLurIoN IN TABAsco. BY the
Mexican schooner Arevlda, Capt Sanchez, arrived
yesterday from Campeachy, we learn that revolution
broke out at Tabasco the 18th nne which resulted in
the overthrow of the constituted authorities and Central
system.
But few particulars have reached u.s. but from letter
received by highly respectable commercial house
we learn that the garrison at Tabasco headed by Gen
Martinez and Coonels Montero and Bruno declared in
ties that figured in 1884, with the exception Of Santa
Anna, who put down said system at that time
They were successful in the movement, meeting
with little or no opposition. The people remained
quiet but the commercial community dissatisfied
with the movement fearful of its consequences and
the losses they might sustain.
The Areviia sailed from Campeachy the oath June
She brought no omporance other than the above
N. 0. Pic, July2
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Foreign NIorl<.s.

nosry Miy1GIsh n;sh r. June Busine.s dull the Gro
very scarce at l9SlI0 or casks included ioiasse
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s SAY TT BOLDLY!
oCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SAVED MY LIFE!
READ! READ!
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE OF
RICH A RID l.. COX

lC RI X l.. COX,
THIS deposition taken presence Of the Hon Levi.
s's FIJI. s% and Sei s:S: &:
dePos9o one q the most eTinen, physicians Of Phils.
OF high standings among whom
asS a M
'rtiy CITY OF OF PIiisdslpSis. PFInifisisISSisA' S.;.S
oaiIs ID DAY May 4 b. ls.s before me the subscriber
Sps al e ssaS of the c Of III RsI;Gna
aGo State New who bis did
short ay eG aSGu Mss Sa s he was a.
palms ofhis hands and Gs feet together with
ps n s & s .asn a .n ns @ with
became gradually weaker weaker emacated and wasted
ss. sc1 e sys snd sa @
up the bed % u which he lay 4, hi. period his
@ s sssh ' M Ss % s E
g ss and be took NO S,,S
That he had taken but about ten bottles q the said
given the use other medicines this ms and srcs
he d.eSsd fi il the presence wife brother
The w a'"e
that az this time he unable 70 raise his head from the pill
the %sdess Vim e1
as s % ce %ssas S %
weeks he continued e. expectoraie gradually
racterha his appetite began improse-hs strength
turn and short time he able up his chamber.
about weeks that the rapid change his
condition created such and wonder all who him
during his Illness that friends ineshbors focked CONT.
nually to as It rse from the That
s Ss he
of n bms e s 70 70 IS al II s &
10 fulfil them township officer well any period OF
his e that he has had his lungs examined and that they
% 's sn"sd SOUND RicH%RD sHcfi. L. COX
ssssa al ''SsffN cHaTNcEY & fy Ssmsa
EvrsHAM, Burlington Co., N. j.. April 22d iai5.
do hereby certify that well ained with Mr. Richard
L. Cox and frequently visited him in the last stage Of Pumona
e WHICH we nesse @ was cured = 6y the use o
il the consumtve in the possible having
been witness of the performed
Beajaman Backmal, John Leeds .Jr
William l. Brown, John H. Ellis.
Franklin ID. Cox, Andrew Grscom,
Thomas ii Hewliugs, Joseph Ellis,
Joseph L. Hewiingss, Jacob Hewings.
. Marion, New Jersey. May 9Th, lsi5
Church Marton New Jersey Some ree or four months
peeea negh5ors Mr. Rehrd cas laying os ali al h
deaths door by CONSUMPTION. My distinct
Impression was that the gentleman would not vs week
healthy looking To-day have been at his house, and
received from him the assurance that your SYRUP the
''@'''' : '~''' '''' ''' JAMES N. cCHALLlss
Please notice that Beekan, of 49 Courtland street,
longer agent for the sale of the Genuine Schenck
The Genans schenck Pumonic Syrup can be had at the
Boadwsy No s South Sixth Street Phdeha door
No. State street Boston, s g North Cay
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Notice to Mariners

Notice to Mariners.
BY Of vessel specially for that purpose il
intended during the Of this yea as circum.
stances permit to place the Caegat and Belts the fol-
lowing marks -
Position Of the No. Depth Description Of the
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Please notice that p s. Beeknan of 49 Courtland
longer agent for the sale of the Genuine Schenck
Pulmonc Syrup.
The Genuine Schencks Pumonic Syrup be had the
Broadway No 50 South Sixth Street Phadepha one door
below the Of Chestnut l6 Broadway Albany;
No State street. Boston, and No. IS North Gay Bal
ie20 MFR 4 II
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READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line, especially
"A those OF long standing receive advice and medicine ga
s the first application neither residence required
No 81 Rsade street 8. HEINE, M. ID.
Inv - -
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Bel0Ws
barque, brig, unknown.
sailed.
Ships Wellington Chadwick London; Independence, en-
Liverpool Eliza Talbot Pictou bsrques Hecla Hoyt Port
Prince Olof ST Petersburg Mecada, Small, Norfolk
Louisa, Cape de Verbs brig Lyria, Windsor
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Prepared and sold by r. Thompson Druggist Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail in this city by A. b. SANDS
Co.. Chemists and Druggists, 273 Broadway Chamber
street Sold also 10 Fulton street, and II East Broadway
Price so cents
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CURE FOLLOWS CURE

IDENCF. OF the efficacy OF Thompson Soon
pound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naptha in Consumption
Mrs r Warner now residing at the house Of Michael
since with violent disease lungs * her ply
The her breast Violent with difficult, respiration
tai inability raise the phegm precudng the possibility Of
for three months her voice Her
covery About this time she heard Of the
formed by Thompons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
health improved and by stoa in the of this
valuable remedy she has been literally rescued the
grave.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.

HIGHLY MpoRrANT.-We leam from our private
and confidential correspondent at Washington.
who has the best means OF knowing, that few days
since Sir George Simpson, the Governor of the
Hudson Bay Cemqany, was her aad had several
interesting conversations with Mr.. Pakenham, the
British Minister, relative to the forthcoming mes
sage OF Mr.. Polk, and the position of the American
government on the Oregon question. The result OF
the interviews between the two British functiona-
rles was that visit was made by Mr. Pakenham
to the Secretary of the Treasury, and other men,
bers Of the American government. What was the
precise nature of the conversation that ensued be-
tween the British Minister and the government eur
correspondent does not profess to know; but he
learned that Sir George Simpson departed, and is
now in New York, highly elated with the belief
that the position which Mr. Polk intends to assume
on the Oregon question in his message, is highly
favorable to the maintenance Of peace between the
two countries, and to an agreeable termination of
this difficult question. Governor Simpson will pro-
baby remain in New York up to the sailing Of the
next steamer from Boston, the agents of the COM
pany being Messrs Maitland, Kennedy u Co. 1t
is the general belief among the British embassy
here, that Mr.. Polk will moderate his views on the
Oregon question, and such probably will be the ru-
NOR in New York.
Our correspondent however, still declares that
they will find they mistaken to the character
OF the message and that notwithstanding the cour-
teous manner in which the members of the govern
ment talked with Mr.. Pakenham, that Mr.. Polk
will take the highest ground the question, and no
mistake. We will see.
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.r LONDON
AMERICAN "a FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,

- .n,rsl ~ F0ey Pidcc, Regent street.
hDIr.s Oentlemen, and Families, visiting Lordon, can
,;,h "xr with board aud residence com bned
rate terms ~ se'es' s"cc'y' oh "'o'e
~ MS d m constantly visited by American Fan
e ana orntemen arriving in Landon and Is honored bv he
espec patronage Of the American Leesn, e b ny snv @
permission has been given to refer '" 'A'es'o ""o"
MISS PHILLIPS begs that Cards or p.v,;.ut
20 terms, and by whom she is recommended NAV ~
at the ONCE Of this paper. o2t vSsne' aw.rn
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A CARD.
1V PARENTS AMI i,I4ApnTANy

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
LADY ofsuperor talents and acquire nen dssirous OF
hhaving afsw more pupils TO instruct in Music Her method
oil instruction will be found 10 be the
science OF any taught.
line directed to M, the Office Of this paper will be
duly attended to. OF lm1rc
NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH,
ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM,
RY =. DU BUIss0N, A: M.-An Evening Class 10 now
- beng formed at No "a Green street Hours OF attendance
able converse with rapidty and esse besides acquiring
thorough knowledge Of the language with All s domsc
culiarities than by any other method.
Further particulars terms, &c. will be made known ap
ne. Of HOUSTON street, between the hours Of A. and
o'clock r. NJ. nil 2wrc
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Married.
AT Sing Sing, on the 26th Nov, by the Rev. ]. V.
Henry, Hon. JOHN r. THOMSON, of Princeton, N. j., to
Miss JOSEPHINE A. WARD, daughter of Gen. A. Ward,
OF the former place.
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Died.

Died.
THOMAS GRUrpY, aged Is years.
His friends and those of his step fathers Mr. George
Ward are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Saturday at o'clock, from his residence 25 James
street.
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AMUSEMENTS.

PARK THEATisE.
BENEFIT OF MR.. ROBERTS.
Friday Evening. November asth,
THE scao6f Ma' 81 fs5'S"sscsAi Fur "ssscsAiNDAL,.
Charlie: ssfisss Gs RoSeSs
Lady fea1s 'lAfsi lAfissii which. which. :. Mrs Bland
Mr. Robert. x ,s:s K S Si:. & y::s y:: Ii. Polka
WEST II fsDfsas PoiST clshbEr cc4bEr.
Price of Aami.soa-Boiss. si Pr 50 cents ,ssIlsry.
Door: 81 o'clock aad tho crsa wris precisely
aOWERY THEATsIJ0.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Friday Evsning, November ssth,
TIC 1oSHTnaS oGSsls9m.ssf e 6oTBlKfSs eSnafefs s'A
Jonathan Doubikins. ns..................M Mr. Hill
Na'ty Larkspur. Az: x;nn;:,I 49,. Mr. Hadawsy
CUT AND CONE AGAIN.
'''A'''0'S' Followed BY ''''' '''' '''''
ROBIN HOOD
-'O''" To conclude with = '''''
VALENTINE AND ORSoN
Sir Valentine ............M Mr Blanchard
Lower Bcis. 50 cents. Second and Third Tiers' u cts;
Pif baoi. and Ga,eIy jail, M naH t.9 ss9ts
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Friday, November 2sth.
moPEN FOR ONE wEEK-@
admission Ilcenty- Fire Cents Only
THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
Messrs GERMON sTANWOOD HARRINGTON,
PELHAM 4 WHITE,
TO the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
York, that they have arranged for the above house,
For a EelU Evenings,
and will commence Series Of Concerts Monday Evening"
Nov 2ath which occasion will be opened Budget of New
Songs Glees Choruses Refaius Dites, Burlesque Lee
lures, &c..
For particulars e programmes.
Doors open at 7-Concert at IA O'Clock. n2l tfr
ARCH STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
ACTING MANAGER. MR. SCOTT.
sTAss EiAsASEn. MIR. II. l.. 81
SIXTH NIGHT OF MISS NJ A. LEE.
Last Night OF the Ballet Sd appearance of Barney Williams.
Friday Evening, November 2sth.
The perform ance will commence with JOLlE FILE DE
Mr. Burke; San Sucre, Mr. w Wood.
To conclude with BUMPOLOGY-in which Barney Will
lams will appear
ALHAMRA,
No. $50 Broadoav (bet,oeen Spring and Prince.)
GRAND ARRAY OF TALENT!
Friday Evening, Nov. ASth,
THE GUINEA SERENADERS,
Mons and Pk who viii, on
this occasion, deliver his celebrated
Fourth Of July Grafton.
Admission Is cents
NOTICE-An entertainment every Saturday at r. M.
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CONCERTS, SOIREES, oNc.
MIR. AND MRS COLLINS. 1.-THE popular vocalists,) are
1 prepared to receive for Concerts Sorees,
&C., during the forthcoming season.
Ian Oanfa mr. "a ha Uad
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SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE WASHING
TON RIFLEMEN.
VHIS COMPANY will give its Sixth Annual Ball the
i Coliseum, No. $50 Broadway Monday evening, De.
cember 1st, f8i5.
The Committee in making the arrangements have engaged
for the Dodwohs unrvaed Band, and will endeavor
make this Ball the splendid affair Of the
Tickets be obtained OF the undersigned Committee of
Arrangements
Capt. C. Schwarzwsddan, Serg H Margraf, Park Row.
and IL East Broadway. Serg. 8. N. Eite Peck Slip
1t. c. Pfrrmann, 10 Chrys- Mr.. P. Gorth.
tie street. MIR. T. w. Warth, 50 Chatham
Ensign Z. viu T Avenue street. ,..
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THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL

THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
EMPIRE CLUB,
ITO be given FRIDAY EVENING, November 2sth
i 1945 at Tammany Hall.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
James Connor, RI Compton,
J. G.. Stoneal, Alex Wells,
Sherman Brownell, c Potter,
Isaac v Fowler, David Scanlin,
Edward Nichols. Nlanus Kelley,
Henry Chanfrau, Michael Phillips.
Joseph Diver, c Albertson,
John McCleester WmJ Ford,
Joseph CornelL n George Mckinley
Thomas Whelan Thomas Burns,
James g Smith, Thomas CURE,
John Emmans Thomas Blackburn
Thomas Nc Givney, Patrick Glossy,
Edward Sanford, Levi ID Slamm,
Albert Walsh, q w Anderson,
Bernard Rice, stephen Bath
Samuel Long George Gordon,
Richard .. Hanlin, Thomas Conner,
MFtoSip5ii,' MFopeii, TRsmas mas Mcspadden,
Walter Heyer, VIM Baird,
Henry c Atwood, VIM Minor. =,
Malachi Fallon, Abram Hatfield,
Emanuel Hart.
James Connor, John Riker Jr.
Emanuel B Hart, Augustus Purdy,
Edward Gallagher, B Connolly,
Manus Kelley, Morton Fairchild,
Peter Crawford, David Scanlin
ISAIAH RYNDERS, Chairman.
EDWARD GALLAGHER, }sors,,r;.,
THOMAS M'GIvNEY, Soeeie
l Tickets One Dollar. n25 6tls~rc
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FOR SALE.
A RARE CHANCE AND GREAT BARGAIN.-The
n Stock and Fixtures Of Lunch and Coffee Saloon situated
of the horoughfaYes Of the city, doing
cash business eight hundred 70 hundred dollars
attend it, Satisfactory for selling
and all particulars concerning the place will be given app
cation to ISAAC QUACKENBUSH,
6 Vesey street,
n26 3t-rh opposite Washington Market
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BOARDING

BOARDING..
FEW Gentlemen with their families or single gentlemen
Aonly be accommodated with pleasant with board
during the nter No. 81 Broadway, few doors below
Trinity Church.
TIL French and Spanish languages both constantly
spoken the house. thus aordng Of the best opporun
ties such gentlemen wish pefect themselves in the
said languages For further particulars please enquire above
ntA2 2wfr
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SARACEN'S HEAD.

No. IL Dey Street, Nep York.
JOSEPH SMITH late of Worcester England, begs leave
to inform hs friends and the public thar he has fitted up
his hou,e the and comfortable STYLE He has all
times hand the choicest Of Wines Liquor. and Sesa also
London Brown Stout Scotch Ale and of Home
Brewed In addition his usual fare he intends serving
plates Of Tnpe the Old Country style; together with
all other kinds Of refreshments usually befound Eng
sh Chop House which ne trusts will be gratifying to his
friends in general
Rooms neatly fitted up private parties; Lodgings and
house better supplied with Old Country American News
papers. n28 1wrr
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MIJSEIJM


GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MUSEUM.
hsndsomsy decorated And fitted " 70, the
Grand Bazaar for the sale and exhibition of useful and fancy
saloon viii Be dyidsa into which isi will Si
Goods Fancy Goods Books Music, Stationery, Coniectona
rhe bazaar will be continually snlivensd BY full and en-
sp S9 m. % be shs 10 IN s
wanting to render % what n as.1sd & ss fasd a.
but such will vie with others in the variety and display
The open Monday Dec aad, and continue day
ps.Sn S
h office 1sa osasa may
New York dealers de.irous Of competing with their neigh
H%s sS,s a'f
Yer s Be- pob al wSe
embark s1 in i Application made period
roder to ensure an apartment or stand MI 2w Eoz
MISS E. ELLIS direct from Europe bsss 70 announce @
M ii 70 s n b.
Barclay She will remain in New York all the win,
md
Schools and Families attended. n2s lwsrc
DANCING ACADEMY. -,
saAksrhAsI SSEEH SohNER ay DUANE AM, AND
SSssaEsPs ssss
Ys sds:
S.. will az. p.ss class ssss
tickets "a Ths above rooms been newly painted ana
refttcd elegant style and Mr. inssres
fort OF pupils while school Those wishing TO subscribe
Mr viii give his frst Grand Ball OF the season on Mon.
ss:s nis q
a LIEN D0DWORTH will commence Private Dancing
4 his Is.idsnes No &c 81 BIooms street, Sp Mon
W. os +SaSy a sa4dT
and at for Gentlemen. For terms, &c apply as above
oil 1msrc
4 w. THORNE { Co, Produce and Flour Merchant lls
d . Broad street. OBJ &c
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FIRST PROMENADE CONCERT
n Id MUSARD,
NEW YORK MUSICAL ASSOCIATION,
N1blO's Saloon,
cyuf,

Saturday Epenipg, N0U. 18th
TINHE MEMBERS Of the New York Musical Association
culy beg leave their friends and the
public their intention TO series Of Con-
during the consisting OF Overues Pot
Pourris, Wazss Quadres, etc. by Strauss Lanner
Labzky, Musard Julien Gung1 and other celebrated
Such musical having created the greatest
cit-ment the circles Of Europe the said
the request Of friends Of have all
the and best compositions of modern which
now in rehearsal by full and effective Orchestra Of
THIRTY-THREE PERFORMERS.
In order themselves from loss which might
from the large number of performers and the heavy
has been thought advisable sub
lists to the various Music Stores order that those
who desire attend the performance subscribe and
guarantee 10 the projectors certain number Of tickets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION, THREE DOL
LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS,
be paid the ders of tickets for the first Concert
tickets for subscribers be obtained by applying the Com
mttee for 80 each the door the evening of the
Concerts, IS cents each.
PROGRAMME
FART l.
l. Overture-Sene!e. .hanlWoda
3. Waltzer-De Liebertraeume .Labzsi
Hamburger Elb-Payon Gallop. .......... .Labitzki
4 sextetto-From ths Opera Of Don Juan Mozart
PART ii.
S. 0yerure-Joko. Lindpaintner
g. Waltz-Themes Strahlen. Lanner
y
j. Hegate .Lanner
Tickets 25 cents
Concert to commence at o'clock, Doors open att.
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WALTER GREENOUGH. Auct;oneer.

LOST,
On SATURDAY Ev enng between the Apollo and varick
~ street through Canal Gold Bracelet with three
Topaz Stones The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
at Is South William street, up stairs. n27 2t+rc