New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

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ID IN parts Lsnen, Of the Irish Emisr.nt Bhnd Boy;
Death q Warren; When the NIGHT Wind bews'leth I'm
erali lsle Tax yoar suc CLOAK aaoa We m slone .
whv does the white Also. I'm sfotf love the
Free Ola Granite STATE Good time coming SPIDER and
Fly. new edition Jenny linds swedish Melodies, i've
new songs; three new Polka. unr new marches a.
Hollis Music store. 80 Fu.tou-st near Broadway.
Mr. Dempster viii SING a. Lyceom Hal, Brooslyn. on
Thursday evening. Oct -. oS 3usSalnNTh
TtBERNtCLE.-DEM second original
Baai >0iree vii he gwen A. he Tabernacle Broad
wav on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct =, on which
occasion be viii his songs. namely song Of In
disn women. The DaIk Eye has len as. " Those We
love- The "a uy day," What A. old mAu DO but
die - Forget thee ~ Footsteps Of Angels, The by
ing Child and the Angel 90 Death" Sooss q Barns
focrfith Csuid.' Highland May" Mary Heaveo.~
ana Duncan Gray o. conclude With hs popular ssnta
On. The MAY Queen in three parts
Admission 81 cents To commence az haifpsst O'clock
Tickets be- had the Music Stores, Of NJ. Demp.ter
New York Hotel and az the doors m the evening o3 fs
4 MEXICAN MusEUM.-P. 7. BAENrN, ProPre
more commencing Monday. Oct IS, which u positively
RAJ TOM THUMB, who has taken state rooms ior him
se and suite In the steamship Nptherne for Charleston
which sails Saturday next the 'oth n, Il oeioes
2 NJ Great numbers az the TRENDS Of nc ittie uene
have been unable 70 gain admiance % HI evess durns
past and accommodate them he will continue
for these few days 10 give Five Performances Zach Day
The first the morning n o'clock the second and third
a. 70 and o'clock 2 " the remainder Al :, ami half
past o'clock, tie evening saturday Oct % being
The day on which he he will hold only two evees,
via. At ~ o'clock A. NJ and haltpast 2 NJ. At every
morning performance the General appears IN various
Characters and customs including his Ctren's Dress.
Cont suit worn before Queen ictoria shland Dress
g. AT both the afternoon and evening performances the
little General gives his exhibitions in his Citizens and
Scotch Dresses conjunction with other interesting and
chasfe performances This i positively The last time Gen
Tom Thumb VII ever be seen Nes-Nors. az he pro-
ceeds Immediately 20 New-Orleans aud Havana from
rbsr,.for III, Augusta Savannah Columbus Montgoni-
ery Mobile and the principal southern towns and cities
Great Western, the Yankee Comedian Pete Morris NJ ss
Bernard. &c Madame Rockwell the iamog. Fortune
Teller Admission 10 the whole p cents children under
TO- and old enough to walk alone - cents on
nNEWEEK LONGER, ard Positively The Last. At
" the society Library SlGNOR BLlrL bes' to state
that at the solicitation OF his friends he will con-
tnue HI, performance OF Magic and Nentoqulsm every
evening during the week, commencing MONDAY, Oct
Admission Is cenis-children under 10, half price.
P Ps1'i PERFoRMsSdE on saturday
o'clock. % lwls.
DUBLIC EXHIBITION OK BROWNS PAINT;
L fNGs-Heroes OF Palo Alto Re'.es, Monterey and
Buens Vsta-Wiu be exhibited for short time only a.
Stewards old stand opposite the Park Browns celebrated
Portraits OF General Taylor General Wool Colonies Mon
roe, BeknsP Mansfield and Whiting MNo1' Bliss oSsst
geon Craig Medical Director; Orderly bingham, lwho
wa, captured al Buens VISTA and .od Whitley. me
farfamed warhorse OF Gen: Taylor Also; headqusrters
Army Of Occupation. Al Walnut SPRINGS Mexico OF I'm
THE GREEK sLAvE-Now Exhibiting. POW
L ERS'S STATUE or THE GREEK SLAVE, in the
large saoos the National Academy Of Design corner OF
Broadway and Leousrd.si from o'clock A NJ until 10
Pm. Admiitanee p cents Season tickets 80 cents
lY- The for those now holding tickets VIII close
on the FIRST day Of November Season tickets purchased
aud after the 10th October, viii entte the holder 10 VISIT
the exhibition unr the hfS ohy OF becehoei next o."
NIU-IC-Balls and parties attended with music, such
wi violin. with harp piano accompaniment or IN
struments from five in number, may be request
ed. Orders attended 70 by ....., 81.
ol3 lmisus' ; SIMPSON, o5 huloefry-sL
PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTIlNS ACADEMY.
AIR. -FARING'- SCHOOL Is open for the sea
lVIs For and full particulars please apply al
his residence Is BOnd-st OF lwsuf
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
ll-The Classes for the OF 1915 are now benf
formed. under the following Instructors
FRgNCll.....C G.. Parmenfier ELOcUTfuN 90. r. Maturin
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GERMAN. NJ. Erthciler. PESMANsHtP 4 II Wheeler
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AsTRo~oMY Mr. Eimendorf VOCAL Music. y. Ives Jr.
MATHEMATICS hir Brown. PHOSoGRAPnt Mr. Boyle.
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Messrs Coe and Boyle will sve Erautousy, an intro
ductory lesson in their respective departments
The distinguished ability Of the Instructors and The ek
ceedngy moderate which their services may be
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sr0ns Of mental Improvement 20 connect Themselves Win
the Association.
The Library contains upward OF 5000 volumes and
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Room d. well arranged for the conven ence Of members
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The class books open, aud tai particulars cas-
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