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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
BOOK TRADE.
BARNUn1'S PARNASSUs.
d APPLETON CO.
gETIII PUBLISH ON SATURDAY,
w BARNUMS PARNAssUS:


BARNUna'S PARNASsUS.
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XETIIL PUBLISH ON SATURDAY,
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Being
CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURES
OF the Prize Committee The Jenny Lind Song, " th
specimens 1 LEADING AMERICAN POETS.
in the hsppest efugence of their genius Respectfully
1'0''r'0N THE AMERICAN EAsLE
One vol. limo, Price Is cents
I-Prel'minsry Di,clo.ure.
H.-yolunve r Ode by The Acknowledged Best Song
Whter5
uI-The Manager aud the Nightingale alsdi being
q Voice from The HoG)nes Of the Posts
IV.-Barpnm opsi', RecBuve
V-The Zephyr Song, by sophronia OF the souih-West
VIA Brosd,ide, from Beaton Bard -.
CroaAer. Arranged for a Duet between P. T.
BsrIum ard Jenny Lind
VIII-The Psalm OF the SongrlreEs wast the heaii Oh
Jenny Lind said TO the audience.
lX.-"Land Of Happy Hearts aud Homes" song with
out an author
X-"such People never have met" gong to bs sung
under q thin veil OF fact"
NJ Sw set RifteeD or the ave Fireman.
&ll-Sopg OF The steame Allan tic, by 6toker.
Aill-FiDsle: Grand Committee Choru, Sc @nS
ELIZABETH BARRETT's POEMS.
(NHAS 8. FRANCIS & co pub.ifh his day, the Poems
Sof Elizabeth Barrel; Browning, Jew edhon, Vols
That Miss Barrett has poetry than woman I'M
dead viii scarcely be questioned; that she ua sld m
ureberate opon-not M entertained think founded on
visionary basis Her poetic inspiration IS the h-hsstEs can
conceive nothing august Z. AFoe-
IN FREES,
Guide c the Scientific knowledge OF Things Familiar,
by Rev Dr.. Brewer, Trinity Hall Cambridge head master
Of Kings College School, Norwchi from me last London
edition CHAS S FRANCIS co.
az 9eodIe 252 Broad way.
pEW BOOK BY ALOorT.
THE Young Womana Book Of Health, by Or: VIM
i AlcoI Author OF Young Mother, Young har's Guide.
Letters to Sister, &c &c 81 cents Juat published and
fer seIeby VAN NOsTRAND Il FERRET,
rs big Rookneera l20 Fplton 81. up slelrs
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egg- The uuderhfGned having aiken charge OF the
Reformed Protestant Duch Church Of Wes Rotterdam
Sge.t. thu I'LL commnni him may be directed TO
he Post Offcs al HofnAns Ferry, Sch ,pecsdy County.
re- 1iDGW CHAS. JAKES.
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DRY GOODS.

THE FALL CAMPAIGN
HAS FAIRLY OPENED AT THE BoWERY SAY
1AINGS' BTORE, 1875 Bowery, N T.
Fhts establishment Is now prepared 10 meet the wants
and satisfy the tastes OF itB numerous patrons,
THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED
To examine our display OF Fall Goods which we have
opened thus early Of the disposition evinced on the
part OF our customers 10 buy and 1.-THE immense
quantities. Of goods sold lsst week.
FHE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 91sY,
Was Notwithstanding was the coae OF the Summer sea-
son, the heaviea we ever had
WE SHALL NOW EXPOSE FOP SALE
100000 DOLLARS WORTH
New Syles, colorE and qualities OF
Merinos, Silks, Satins
De Laines Lusters, and other Dfess Goods
A rich assortment Of ShaTls,
many desRns be found other place. and aome
OF the mos beautiful that can he conceived
DOMESTIC GOODS
In this Stock ibis Establishment knows rival, and
probably doea largest retail business or the Continent
OF America. NEW GOODS
Arriving every day.
"a 2iaWNFh F. w g. W. r. 0ILLEY Il co.
UEW GOODS
- BARKER, sol Grand,0 Will open this morning. MI 40.
yard.
Alao cases Of dark rich French Prints worth o. for
only ls
Also cases Cashmeres and De Lsiues from Ia upward.
Also several rich Chameleon Glace Sks Of al the
desi able shadeB.
5 bales Long and Square, all WOOL
SHAWLS
OF the most desirable make and styles 10 be found in market
Also Cloths, CRssmeres Satinets FanneR Be sets &c.
Also Is cases and bales sheengs ana shrtngn of the
most approved maIe for Cd per yard
,6 III STEPHEN BARKER, SOL Grandst
RIBBONS SILKSl SATINs VELVETS
FLOWERS, FEAPHERs,
STRAW GOODS, &c. :,
COMPOSING complete assortment OF MILLINERY
SGOODS, received rom recent llnporianons ana
AUCTION.
hinerr and merchants are invited to call and examine
them which will be offered at the oweHt prices Tor
Cash,
~ s,rroved credit nv j. DOREMUs MILLS,
" ,nt9SS evvis* 20 John-sl New.York
MORRIS L. HALLOWELL 90.
l4S Market.st Philadelphia,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
sILg and FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, GL0VNs,
LACES SHAWLS, &c.
FREIGHT PAID TO NEW- YORK
on goods purchased from snd shipped by northern route
aus 3unjs
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e4Ssn THE UNITED STATEs AND CALL
%S%RKEe FORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY will dis
Gszaaas-s patch b nex Express for San francisco on
Fuesday gept 10 per steame or EMPRE CITY, connecting
with he Ncrtherner from Panama Sept o. 7hs Ia tue
only Express Company between New York aud San Fran.
cIco thoroughly organized the lahmus, having hotels
ard wsrehouses at ChAges Cruces 0orRona and Panama.
with their own the lver thereby requiring no
special messengers who generally ret4rd rather Than ex
given about goods 10 be packed and Custom House clear
sncea Obtained free OF charge Offices Wsll.st. New.
York and Handlers Express Office. Court Of Boston.
a. 6.ig* A.. Z. MILLER q W. fropTleors
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alta mEETING OF THE JOUhNEYMEN
AHATTEkS employed by VIM. II Beebe y Co al loo
Broadway the following proceedings were had on fhars
daV Il . 5h inst
This meeting having convened, Mir GEO. RICHARDS, was
eppointeo Chairman, and II VIM honteaIh Secretary;
" ben In of the cBlaniious reWhch cured
Ia The manuiactory The Finn OF Moesrs VIM b ba5ne
4 Co Cd The morning OF the 5h int the Glowing tfean'
ble aud Resolutions unanimously adop'ed
Whereas worthy aud respected employer s1esbFs
VIM II Co hevA sreoced for the secC ID time
serious losa oy fire. which although not 40 personally dis
aarous In pecuDary greater than lhe nts and
Whereas we the employees OF their establishment having
associated with them The most OF us for ,he lsi TIRES or
four years and having received from them iha kind and
courteous treatment which alwsys maEs the ne gentle
men, and having positively known tdef generosy
10 cases OF sickness and death 10Th persons In her m
noymen lher families, and being sufferers II com
mon with them through the preent Calamity we can feel
ipely appreciate their mGiortune therefore,
Resolved Pba, from tho well known chsracter me hrm
ability of their talented and interchangeable superintendent
Mr. Adolphug JOHNSON We are 'ahhe1 'aa' tnef upl'ea
efforts will illustrate the of the fabied Phun1 1sng
with re animated life and Vig0r from lis own ashes slso
Rescued That deem his hurg lime TO tender 10
kfe,srs Sebee 4 Co ard 10 Mir johnson, our since 8
acknowledgment individually and collectively Tor thelf
uniform kindnea and gentemsnly department wards u.s.
eseprr them lhGt wherever we may G. s1G n0Fs7et ds
tapmsy be homes The friendly intercourse TOT tha
aatfew years subssDg between us Will aYer be green
Resolved That copy Of the foregoing Preamble and
CO aud 10 MI Adopbus johnson and that they be pub
sbed in the Ne,o- York Daisy Tribune
(signed GEO RICHARDS, Chairman.
e. c LoNrREL R j. TIRFANY, Il G. BARNUM,
s6 Ia Oomui''ee
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WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE,
MEDICAL WONDER OF THE AGE,
Reirr The preetest discovery ever made Ia


MEDICAL WONDER OF PIE AGE,
Bepe The greatest discovery evef made Ia
MEDICAL sc ENCE,
AsiY HAS BOWED IN every instance Of 900 patients
y 10 be te specific remedy OF all heretofore deemed III
( Hoopexy Para, St Wine p.rcs convulsons
Fplepty Pasy Hydrophobis, C0nmmpiou,
L5sh law Sh0srs HeaTssl N.,J p0oaro %t
Ri, una Gou, Anaphrodss chogs,
nS conni.,n, up tbe order OF Nsurosis
The suhscrber wi undertake all Ihe afove COM
pGips IN THE city, Without charge for either medicine or
ndarce until The cure is efcted. Rhe medicine, WI
full directions for use and OF ,he paienI be
semitic sny part Of he world, Persons wog for it mu't
explain tue nature OF the compatnhow long existing
HE age, and habits Of the patent The nost yirulent
Neurosis Neuralgia Tic Doioureux &c one boe cfien
Hnued-see directions, &c TALBOT WATTS D. 4to
ssus. 81 bottle, 50 dozen Agents for Nav York
Ru.htsn& Clsrt \ D ssqds; Coddlngson, &C <.
Gish, Ltncsshir Pc ; A Msckeuzle Cleveland Ohio;
Nsn Vakenburg Celtic, Poushkeepsei A Wood, Wis.
casset Ne R Van BuIkirk, Newark n j.; Ur
q stt Toronto Canada; McCsrthy slubnry Norhumbec.
end Co Pal @. +. 9homss, Cincinnati Talbot r. Waits,
BUpward go cert6c aies and letters can De spen
olhe moAl decided and positive cures OF all Neurosa s6*
EIRE DEPARTMENTAL Applications on behalf OF
4 the sons OF Fremen hud Exerpt Firemen' for sp
poinmen, the Two vacant Scholarships In the Uutver-
fity City of New. Yo1k are TO eilhsr Of
The Undersigned officers OF The re Department The
commences The 18Th OF September inst Ii Ia desirable
hatearly application should bs made
ZOtHAR MILLS, 2 etden, l44 Front 81.
GEORGEF. ROPE, Vice President 80 Wal-sL
CHARLES McDOUGALL, Secretary. 81 Ced ar.sl
JOHN 3. GILES, Treasurer, l68 WRker-sE
TRUSTEES
John Coeer, Jr. 2Sa SouhJl.
James Kelly, 79 R0elmanst
henry A Burr az Forsyth at
samuel Barstow, 1888 FrontG!
Jemes Pryor, $50 Frontst
sonn Peck, 50i Grand at
pa PAN & rensz. SO Burlingto clip, a
Te1sr Z, Titus, S8 MArketat.
Iones N Phillips IS Peck ain. &c 81
FOR SALE-one- half OF the New YORK SIsfs s7gI-
mesa Directory consisttng of sereotvne pIsss -
right book, paper &c The her hAlf vii, mi -
be DESTROYS OF obtaining the whole. Auy one hx Sin 80
Rl invest. and wishing 10 engage in sp a.fssI,.h
profitable business, learn further psrtirnIn ~ Aua
outing al The Directory Office, ISL Nassau ~ AZ
DATRNT HYDRANTS.-sARTHO NFV7s
4 Paten, selfst0pping HydantR have been seyer:I
years extensively and highly approved OF BY hon,e
owners and public They strong likely 10 ga,
out OF order simple IN construction, wOn buat pipe "
likely freeze never eft running, being se scting are
easily repaired without digging oil ali. Also, Double dy.
draps Msy be had OF the Plumbers generally Factory
81 Asrion-sL s6 l2teod*
NJOTEGk-An persona Indicted 20 Ire easI7 OF Inc las
A%JOHN r. BRIGHAM requested TO mako payment
OF the at The Office rs Broadway and ell persons hav-
Ing claims or said estate will present them.
,,,, ,.,v,.s 5iR S Sa; III Administrators
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ETr u. -. Mails for Europe.-rhe mails for the U
a M,il sesmer ATLANTIC &c nios's Liae Will be DIS
psched rom Ibis office on SATURDAY, 7th inst closng
III NJ. Letters for the Continent by this Inns, MUSE
Be PREPAID, Il cente the stnge rate
,6n WIN. v. BR 10Y, PoStm ager.
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- JUST PUBLISHED,
EpY J. C. RIKER, l29 Fulton-at.-Kaherne Dopgl.ss;
9or, Principle Developed by S. Seby Coppard. Cloth
limo IS Sc elise ID
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AnER1CAN HALFWAY GUIDE

AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE
LOR SEPTEMBER containing l28 pagea-price ~
6 cents-B ready for delivery travellers book and Pc
rodicgl deae the trade generally II has been care
fully corrected 10 the present tme and Will be found an
Indispensable and reliable companion to iho5a travelling
f. b1Einess or pleasure Orders solicited.
sc Stir c. DI NSMORE, Publiaber, l39 Futonst N \.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

In,yersity of few. York Medical pees =,
Int Session lS5U-5The Lectures wl Cd ~ tbs last
Woadsy, the 2!tIo Octooeri ana 10
dXX.aEyIiLE SHARPE PArTIsoH NJ professor VI S0l0
-, descriptive erd ,uraicsl Anatomy ,. modycs md
'aIKTYN PAINE, M D. Professor Oh III A'7'@ A'A'-'
1eTssss BEDFORD md Professor OF Midwifery ana
Olseases OF Women and Cni9leIt, Of Cbsrnj,try and
JoHS w DRAPEs MD i'o''''''
g gTIpTa SAR7LrrT Professor Of the Institutes and
Ptst 'lf.s, o. n oeoss, Professor IF surgery
9nA.sonit,otor Of Anatsmy-WlLLlAM DARLING. M D
che Faculty will be seen, ave ad teo me oep a6'menI
ipbvsoIopS 10 the chair OF Ch7mstry and Pt0f Draper
81 n fDipTe IN addition 10 bis regular coure OF Cnemf-
~ Dive two evening Lecturer o. Pnysoi0sy The auYAn
tht srrnpg cement m1st he OBVIOUS Every one.
Pynfcsor II Anatomy VIII also deliver an I'D dtonal
wre In his department .Yemng hpnr Ia order 10
so,d ample opportunities 10 their pupils for 7ing d''
$50 practically the Faculty have desennsd 10 open three
s~aakly cliDuues:
III surgical and Medical cnique 10 be held by Prof
~ An Obsetrc clinque he every Monday under the
,,rsejoD of Prof Bedford Tne Interesting diseases
ofWomen and Children wit bs brou gh b-ore IN Class ana
Iv ecture6 upon by me Professor The class will also
have abundant supply OF Aid1y cessH to be ashae1
30 Medical aud satgical ciioque will he hold every
Wed esday under The direction OF offs bsrse ana ~
Iison. ,l.;,, dIva.qe ina
NewYcrE Hospital the Bellevue HosP"a., iu5 ny Ga1
Ger IDhmsry the various oPpen - TO io.irn.nn il
otyen every day at the New York dcFpllel
The dirsecDg will open on tins lat day OF Octo
and ~ ample supply of the material will bs provided
Wees for the full cour1e OF Lsctot SU5 M.trculaton
,.e IS; Practical Anatomy IS; Gfadu-uo fee, $50;
AD' JOHN " DRAPER M
Secretary of M Fe 'ully $50 Fourth ST.
P.s-Good board from 50 50 to s. por week siaaenss
on arriving IN town viii pease cal ~ inc Medlcsl college,
S59 Broadway and ask 4 he jenitor M Aamah' VINO
will conduct Ihen 10 boarding houses.
t6 5iawiO20 and Rl4WH
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Esr BgnIt Of Salisbury -Fhe notes Of the Bank OF
naltbuTy Mary land redeemed promptly by e. HOU0H-
ION nj IS Wullun-tt cent discount su31 wis
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THE CoRSICAN BROTHERS,
EpY A. DUMAS-The above work 10 nearly trans
Dla,ed, and will be published without delay by
t6lt w. =. BURGESS " Apu-st.
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ga WESTERN VIRGINIA LAWDS-For Gale
s exchau ge merchandise real esaIe In or near
9~i The citg OF NewYof very valuable tract OF one
hundred thousand acres OF land n Bath County AM
the Ire OF The railroad The Ohi1 River 4he land rich
In and 10 location ID must increase Yey much
iu vsue Title perfect free OF all lien laIes paid In full
II will be sold for a few thousand dollars. Addreas " Rho
mas a, this office. 40 liz
e5s gor ot41r sea, ,ss 4sss s.se,n4 eeo lJ'4 S4oo
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SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.

SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
TIME LAWS OF the State OF New-York, passed al tho
aat the Legislature for Eale by the subscr
Law Blank and Stationery Store, 1853 NaHbs-
oil opposite the City Hall.
- BELL L GOULD. Stationery Dealers
iv11 and Law Blank Publishers
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TNANTkD-A suston by respectable soung gill as
w chambermad or waiter 90 plain wing or gen
sral houAworh 10 small family Good reference II re-
CURED Call al S Becopd.at 40 IL
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FOREIGN AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKSTORE

FOREIGN AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKSTORE
1HO FULTON-ST. New-YoIk Ia few doors west OF
HOY Broadway III BAILLIERE, OF 2l9 Regeat-st.
London and Rue Hautefeuie, Paris has opened an esab
shmen 90 above for the of French Eng Gh and Ger
n an Works IN Anatomy Medicine Chemistry, and In all
departments Of Science we-Seleced stock Of which he
now of, re- to he scientific public lmporstons by every
steamer and all the foreign periodicals supplied with great
regularity.
bas also appointed agent by Chsrrtere. the
celebrated Instrument maker OF Paris for The sale Of all
all kinds Of
SURGICAL INBTRU MENTS.
large stock OF which he he's for sale. sc 2taF&TuF
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VNANTBD--A Prolestan, Wet Nrrse-Young, healthy
w and ep abundance OF milk, with good references
Necessary Apply at basement Office, 50 Plenep ,nta
Brooklyn, between and So'clock. DO i'eo
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NkIANTBD-By a respectable young woman si!ua.
w don to do chanbetwork and waiting she 10 8 first
rate washer sid roner good city reference given Aopy
10 second-avenue. so III
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XMANVkn-Bya respectable Young ~oalaq sl,ua
w uop ~ waiter and assist washing and iIoHins.
I, willing 10 make herself generally useful Good city re-
eepce viii lie given Inquire q! 2 9Motst Will receive
call, for TWO DAYS, ~ ~
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VxIANvEU-Wsn recommended Garman Engnsh,
w Scotch American froe,lant Irsh sni Pfoesant 90
ssca OF ans matt can obtain Situations Ia go'd iames
nee OF charge by applying ELMORES Select rroIes'
sapt Empo, meni Az ency, Carminesi. 81 fa'
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xMANTNO-By respectable pro,eatau, youug wo-
w man .rusion 10 private fimy, IS COOK, washer
ard iroper Can be oI Gays II no; engaged Ap
ply at 5 Cottage Row Water.si Brooklyn, Ao "
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XXIANTgD-By a respectable girl, ahuatton IN
w ANAL private family 10 do general houaework ca'm
betwok OF to take care OF children Call at 27o Msdl'
at
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XNANVED-Ens private faulty, two colored women
w one Dc cook and suudres he other ch smbe maid
and waiter Apply at 5 Eiehhav s6 2t*
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XUANTBD-lns cloih lssiog house, an actve intslt-
w gen. wlhrg youth, resides with his parents zap
ply al ll8 Willismet s6 2ts*
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WANTED Situations by two very competent girls,
w with good city reference, cook, wash and iron
o private family s good cook and frstrRe washer
and jroner-he other chambermaid and waiter,
orto do all the homework where The family Is small Call
IA AiXtt-hy In the book store s6lp
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FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
1ATg PIERcE'a MINSTRELS,

AlU. 444 BROADWAY, between Howard and
iS2Tand slt-A ONDAY, Augusi and evory nl$h! until
f1rthey notice 7he contained success OF this nlmsbe
Bsnd OF Ethiopian Performers has samped hen tho no
rus Ultra OF s Ethiopian Bands Comprising company Of
t1irteen performers under hs direction OF Felowa,
asy Will bays the honor OF giving hor original uli7lIRDs
entertainments every night until furthet n1.lce
Admission 25 cent? Doors open at ]; C0ncS.i u a.
Afternoon Concert on WEDMES34XR AID SAIUk-
BAYS, commencing ais PA. suzhu
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INFANT HU-Bv q boy l6 yesra Of age, good boss
w learn The house carpenters trade, InQuire at l42
Hestar-st segAr store s6 IL
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OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
CaRISTY,S OPERA HOUSE,

A%A BROADWAY above Grand st-Christys Min
4 %stres respectfully to their patrons andthe
public gensrally they VIII have the honor OF recon-
encns series OF thsir popular Concerto In this city on
Monday next, their long established He adquarsefs
which ias recently undergone emit renovation and in
proytuen rendering the gil one OF the moI! convenient
and comfortable places Of amu,ener il the city
Tickets 25 cents. Doors open al comm ince at ock
Afternoon Concert every Saturday al III TINS con-
eneo and experienced performers under the management
OLE. P. CHRtsTY. 30 sta
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NUARTkLl-Yo engage in achoOl, lady competent
w 10 give Instruction in Latin and Mathematics. Apply
by letter to Il A cfica IF New-Pok 4 bune &C II
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SS7ANTED-By middle sged American LADY, a sltga,
w lien as hou.ekeeper Tor widowe5 aod chttdren wno
,scompelept bouseSeepe and handy with her needle,
and viii make herself useful Good reference can Do
given npplY 1888 Br0ome.st. ~ oI'
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DARKUnI,s AMERICAN. MUSSpimi-;1,PS; e. z
WOOD Jf Assistant WEEK Taut.dsy
friday SATURDAY The BAfEhASs e.ery etsfn a.
celebrated and surp,lng children, Kate and Ellen .ts
only Our sad I sse Old wiz sP4fi me and AZ
ANetnoops Bombas,es Fuioso and the Four AoEbfeys-
Cuosliies can be seen at ell hourB Evening Dsron lncs
ST. Il O'Clock and Afternoon a.! Admission 20 GEMS c'
drep under 10 years II cis. ~
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DROTEsTANT help WANTED-A, the EN-
ployme0l Agency Office, IS Est Fourh eulhlt.
Eoarh.sv FIVE frstcta cooks, pain cooks four walt
sresses chambeImads seams esseS nurses &c for ian
dee up town 80 Alta
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CASTLE GARDEN.
glAsR APREa5AHqE OF HRLLs jenny LIMP
" PROGRAm NINE
PART I.
ov'raf'-"o0'r %9,... so;;.;:s M y,we1''
Maomero socon condo So. -. ss. Sig BelIen
scena and Cayslina-" Cas's Diva"
Nv a slii; JENNY I i ID. 'l'
Grand Duet for two Pianofortes. :. ThslburK
hessrs, Benedict and Hoffman
Dueto-" Fer Piacer"
tll Turco in lLalia). ROsatrl
Adle. JENNY LIND and Sig. 8slea.
Overture" Crusaders"
(Frat time In America,)
Benedict
Trio concertante-For Voice aud TWO FluteI,
Camp OF 6Lesa- Meyer5eer,
Composed expressly for Hdie JENNY LIND
mdle. JENNY LIND.
FluIe-mesirs Kyle and Sede,
Ara suha-" Largo al Fsctstum"
Barhiere-Ros,ini.
Sig. Belelh
Hwedah Melody Herdsman's Song,
Nn0"n ais9 9 a. he 1eJ EeSo s 5SH sung by
Greeting TO America,
.. Prl1e compohtion, by BiYARD TAYtoR E'q
MdiIe JENNY LIND.
The 0chesa viii consist Of s1y fecimsr 1cudns
The frat talent in The country;
Price Tickets SIS Choice OF places VIII be sold By auc
ton at Castle Garden al l0t O'Clock on Saturday morning.
September.
Dor, open at6-concelt to commence at o'clock
NO tDeCE5 VIII Dc Issued
~ Mdle. JENNY. LIND s.Sacond Grand Concert will
Choice places the second Concert WILDE sold Tues
day morning, 10th nIi. o. III O'Clock.
Chickering'S Grand Pianos will be u7ed at the First
Concert. o. 81
Henry H. LEEDS, Auctioneer
Kenny LIND Ticket, OF Admission
for the first and second Concerts TO take place at Catue
Garden Wednesday, Sept II and Friday, 0epE 10 =
HENRY II LEEDS co. will sell at auction, al Castle
Garden, on SATURDAY, The 18th inst at 0t o'clock, all the
ickets for the frat Concert OF Jenny Lind
Il diagram OF the sests will be prepared, from which
choices may be made and every ticket sold without reserve
The hIR heat bidder.
Fhe second sale VIII be made st the place on Tuss
day 10Th III for the Concert which will take place on Fri
day, the 18th inst % 81
ra1ICKEfs FOR JENNY LAID CONCERTS.
The subscribers Will secure commission OF per
cent leats for The OF Jenny Lind Knowing the
plans OF the house. will be enabled TO make lhe beat
eclops PeraoDs living cut OF the city or hoSe who are
unable 10 attend the sales, By RENTING IS on account
Of each ordered secure the refuss OF unul
O'Clock 2. the day OF the when the tcksta
not taken will posed or aud any lOss will be- at the
risk Of the parties. AcCmmunicsous must be postpSid
WILLIAM HALL Il SON
So 81 239 Broadway. n. 7.
4 7ARTAE IFAtDEN.-Positt7ely the last Of
v celebrsied HbVans Italian Opera Company, under
the direction OF SigBor ?. Bsdisll
THIS EVENING, Sept G. will be performed for tho last
time Dopzei'A Opera OF
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
Lucia d Lammefmoor. angela bopo
Sir Henry Ashton. SgnOr badlall
Eduardo. S9lFl
Tickes 81 cts. 70 commence al O'CLOCK. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

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