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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-23

IN sections of the Union have abandoned all their
sectional prejudess, and have become NOR
strongly cemented than In the bonds OF union,
shs effect will be Of the most favorable shsrac-
'sr We have ne doubt but that as soon as the mat
ter Is thoroughly understood abroad there VIII Dc
q more active demand for our public stocks than We
have ever yet experienced and that foreign capital
win now In upon all sides Whilst the stocks OF
the Federal and being absorbed
BY our domestic capital will be seeking In
vestmsnts in our local stocks Of sound and produc-
tive character The safety and security OF our railroad
bonds are at present. better understood by our own
capitalists and many viii, doubtless, dispose OF their
soyenmeu ut securities to foreigners and invest the
proceeds In ste cks or bonds Of incorporated oompa-
MES, equally good, but not so well known abroad.
This is the view have taken Of the present posi-
tien Of our political, financial and commercial affairs,
and such are the results anticipate. We cannot,
therefore resist the belief that period Of prospertys
about opening upon unprecedented in the history
sfour progress-one calculated to develops our re-
rouress with wonderful rapdity-in which every one
viii participate to greater or less extent.
The steamship Pacific, from Liverpool does not
bring any important news. Advices by this arrival
four days later than those by the previous steamer
The decline in cotton merely nominal; but We
have doubt later arrivals will confirm deprecis-
ton Breadstuds without change as regards both
mere favorable than anticipated, and the yield has
turned out . full average.
We learn that upwards OF SIPS 900 have already been
subscribed towards repairing the schuylkill canal
About 1000 hands already employed and the Sec
on from Norrisown will be ready in the course Of the
ensuing week The damages to the locks on the whole
line will not exceed $4,000. IL is now rendered GER
tain that the canal will be ready for business again
early next spring.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State canals during the I'd week in Sept l2057o 40
Same perioS \ 1919. Observation-Disclosures. 105.230 81
Incresse In 1850. ............... 1880 50
The sggr.g amount received for oils from the
mer cement of navigation 10 the ls.h OF Sept, incu
ave war .oe- 80 ga
Increase in 1850. ............... 24S59 10
Amoust OF tolls received on ali the New York State
in each OF the following years during he second
week in Sept and totals the nth Sept. inclusive
INV YoRy STATE CASAIs-ANoURT Tots.
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WrmSorOS, Sept -, $50.
California Businsa Taken Ug.

fGl1OTuit Busfnttt fdhtH tP'
The Senate to-day, according TO Arrangement,
proceeded to tho consideration of the California
calendar.
The fret bill passed was for the eItensioa
Of the Judicial system of the United States
over the State of CslfVraii, p,oviiing two dis
tnct Judges, at $500 each, per annum. The
California Senators desired salary for thess
Judges Of $1,000, but it was rejected
The second Bill taken up, was 'or the establish
nient Of collection districts, for the custom houss
service in the State OF California. The bill reper-
ted from the Committee ct Commerce, by Mr..
Sou,, IN lieuof Mr.. G~in's original h'li, crowded
that San Francisco Monterey, san Diego, > icra-
menio City. Stockton and B-uicia, shall be ports
81 entry, and tha, Santa Barbara, md other Sc
condary ports, shall be- ports Of delivery
Sacramento tiy lies ca the Sacramento nvers
upwards Of n hundred miles from San Francisco
stockton lies in the opposite direction. ON the ; an
Joaquin, both flesh water, uP the'nvef INFERIOR
parts. -
Mr.. John Davis. therefore, moved to cut them
down TO mere pcris OF delivery, and 10 ihe deoa'o
which followed. -
Mr. Gwin pres,nted some astonishing facts res
| pecunp'the grow m of Saramentu CITY " was o"y
eighteen months old, aud had Pop1l'pIona -, -.
10000. In one day there have bceh Hi' 49,. ~.
| the Pacific, and ns many - % vs. az ,s.s -
| the river. the steamer oenaiof' I" ~,
| among them. N was nrCrsStiy lpI Wy 49,
| al Inc copntty that vessels shuud b. iUONeit 70
| mass ma 10 Sacramento Guy wifhon drteauon LOT
| a custom house examipftila ~ Ntn tmncisco or
| R-nitis. because the vcgrtshles ir"m the oann-
| ,irb isIspJ. snd the provisions Impaired inio the
| con.,ry are srf 10 etoh by drioy and with go
sbips wing in The bar1or ~ san Frau ssco there
| uuat necrsssttly be delay in ptssin{ an eKtmlas.
| ton NJ that place.
The amendment. however, Of Mr.. Davis, was
agreed "a, and STOCKTON aud Sacramento were re-
duoed 10 ports Of delivery.
Mr. Gwin and Mr.. Fremont then desired 70 cut
down Beuicta. IN lug 90 the waters pf the BAY
above san FfnuCiFcO. To- port II delivery but
the Committee IN Cummefce had dccumcats and
petitions M favor ~ Brbicts; wa the naval de-
GOT bad a splendid hsfbur. and ~as ou he direct
route up to The ports Vt Sacrsmeuto Ctty aud
Sict ktOn. SO Bcuicia was retained ~ portn
enuy, aud by Subsequent amendmen me dis.
uct COmpre ending thu nterof I'VE ,Urts ~
SacItmeLto City and stockton, was made ulba-
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~HAVsLlsas' outDs

T'o TRAVELLERS GOING sOUTu-NEw. SUPERIOR
az sconontea line bstrssL BAltinsre and freeeriekr
go - tttfufE Va. stanton tud lutHuhtN
nshia h1ieiEh. Yer ~ a~olins, th1rits0n south
1opa The pablo hereby informed that he larseans
Iehula zoe rrsasur- steamer "a II SVkk UaFt Aet -
ntieanp 9Th feate rogn ssat ~ t-rtha ara "a.
t N speed aus aeeom modaien ~ any BOAT y uih oi
iork u JOE ruuninr tef baltimore aut 'cquaia
Sreet va ne mouth ~ Potomte ard ruey Poin eos-
ssctn sth the hichncnd aud Fredsrcksburg and heh-
$3.50. letcrs"ufsn E.ira-s faas,usets ~ t3s hrs
aFhs Ooulnerce strtet rharf Eaifimote 90 ococsl
- IN Intsaays snd FddhXs reach Freierct~NrE WA
we new day, Richmond W II A ", aat Petersburrf
80 ~ tfo winch poiht they process iufthsr ooutn,
80, 49,. 80 - b. grrat msil zoe -. 20 s.ns
u.e We cfrs ~ fhe Nrrnia Central ktirttl 20 n
shh athe luuction, asd reach Charoff-ve Va ~ Y,
" the 80 atef tsvlrg Raifaorr. being tay sd-
cfNer fiaEfFa' thte aurertor
nns rem Ba,imsr. 70 rrsderieksturr ~ 90 De. msh.
60 Chtrsston. c. SIS Meals and state rooms extra.
1890 g. ptsss.s ~ Rlch.aena. tncigdss ass- -.
osHiBF 70 I.f turther information apply a. ths Sou
~ nirrte once, sdoinise The Washins.on Ralroat
sefrstt street, 70 Charles worthingon ssent Coos
ner.e street wtarf ~ en- Tuesdays Fridays
ns Bsltuore, to
b<istuere June 1ist 1850
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ExPsEss AeENoIEs.


"A DAMS cos CALIFORNIA PAsKAGE AND PAR
eel ksrrst, per stcsmers Crssesnt Ciy ani fhiads,
pha, % saturday, september 18th 1850 I'VE shan dipatch
srees Exrreses, Above thryufh 10 San Francisco VIA
TIE sthmus 81 Panama IN charye ~ mcsenTers ~
steamers Irescent Citv" ard philadelphia saturday
oth init. 81 olcck r. To essur. their good. sens
forward promptly wishing send ~ eitet y these
expresses culsry requested % deliver their FreEht
~ ogr oh;e ~ ococh, y. on FRIDAY ltth INST, s
tmsl parcels Chy viii ~ receive ths day 0f "A nf
ApAasS co. iG and u Wall street.
{ ktSvhi CALlfnksia tACkAGt GKrsssS Phk
~ steamer Crescent City, 18th septtnbsrfhet uhacrb-
ere v desratch Special Espfets by the above stoaaer
IN ehArte ~ eomnetent messenger, Who will tuTcfntens
TIE transpartaton OF the goods the isthmus And
nssir resspnent az Panama, and seesnpsny them un-
W hel are delivered 10 charge u M Ie~ph oreaorB
~ san trsncsco Who has every facility a. baud for Their
ION ediate dyery 20 thu 10 san srsrcsco aud
VARIOUS pave Of California The arrangements ~ this n
are r.riet and no delay that be provided
nfant Parcels recevsd until e morning 81 The day ~
sailnf and letters untl ii-2 r. PackaFss ard heavI
eght must be delivered a. oace prior 20 he day OF
THOMPSON UITCB ToCE. Msnsrsrs ard Asebts
~ . lfl Pearl street. corner Of al street
shirrars ny is ENfross ncrr neither trouble o.
reasonable
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POLITICAL.

AT MEETING OF TUE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
"A Ward Committee Of the Second Ward, held at }:
Stoness Hotel Friday evening, September 10Th. Mr.
John sane unanimously elected Chairman, NIL the
vacancy On motion OF Mr. Aeehan the folio wing resou
1ion was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That this Committee view with pleasure and
admiration the independent and manly prrsued by
representative to the Syracuse Conenon Isaiah Rgn
ders in his urtring efforts to procure q" the
unhappy d9ons Of the Democratic party and would
re- peetfuy, as committee tender him and sin
thanks.
The following gentlemen appointed Finance CON-
mttee with to otDaniel seehan George Isaaes,
and John Ward.
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AmUsEmENrs IN PnTIaDELPfTIA

pARNUM'S MUSEUM, FHiLADELPHIA.-P. 4. BAR
- Proprietor and hansger Henry Stafford, AsIst
Manager-Re- engagement OF the DISTINGUISHED and
talented children Kate and Ellen Eateman whose astsoh
delneations have with the unqualified appreciation
overlooking houses during the week. They appear
this week in number Of their choicest selections. The
whole company appear admirable piece every
Ing The Chineto Family remain this week only Perform
the aierus0n at three o'clock; liz the
evening at seven Eeuvuay evening beS fit OF the Bate
mans AdmittAnot . lonta children der ten years l2sc
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SPOR TING.

CENTREyILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTTiNG-N0NDAY
~ September D. At Ss o'clock a. II. Pure 800 with
psde STAKE Mile heats, best in g. IN harness. closed with
the tcllc wing en- triss % Dimmicks Young Tom Bensn
l. h,Oqyeys b. Rather T. S'mpsoos eh. Eau. Ken
dali pnd Huseda line Of Omnibuses will leave Fulton ferry
Brooklyn, at o'clock r. ~ returna the sports
are over. AdmittanCe to the Course so cents
Joel CONkLtN Proprietor.
CENTREYILLE COURSE-TRoTTING A PURSE OF
" $50 Will be given, free foT all stations (sxceptng Cow
Boy mile heats best three IN ve. in harness. SO TO
second test stallion 10 of September Entriss
siose Monday evening September g. by 10 oelueh Green
4 Madden Hotel. Three field, aud two
70 start 60 AXE race. JOEL CONkLIE. Proprietor.
Union COURSE, l. I.-TRoTTING THURSDAY, SEP
tomter 2th-rurse 500 nile heats best three in i've
In hRrneis Owner, enters H. Honest John H. hcQui-
yey enters Er. T. Gray Eagle; MeLsughn cutters eh
Condolences A. H. enters ch. sJrrel Hiram OTIS Dim
mick br. Smoke, The will saye the South
ferry Brooklyn, ~ o'clock and the
sports are over. sPiCFR McAANN, Proprietors.
CPoRTsHEE.-ON BAND, 800 WILD PIGEONS-wILL
- be hot at Bulls Ferry. New Jersey Tuesday 2fth
inst Rare sport is eypeoted Steamer Frank leaves foot
Sprirg stree At 10 O'Clock, A H. EDWD. q. COLLINS.
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SALES gY AUCTION.

rT>ERErCE BOYLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
IL Iioucrs . 10 a'cloek. 81
Ludlow street corner OF Hester consisting OF Tas Sugars
Corte Barley Rice, Flour Soap Candies, Brandy. Gin
Winsr Cerdials Scales and weights. Measures C0snte
TINERENCE BOYLE AUCrfoNEER-LAR0E sALE OF
Liquor and Grocery Store. by order of the Admins
traitor OF the Estate Of OF the iste kulLo,nd deceased
II be sold Wednesday, 25th inst 10 o'clock,
o. Gouysneu and hadon streets the contents u
large koesae and Fetal Liquor and Grocery Store
ssting Of Cosnse Brandy Otto do Pale do Holland Gu
Port Wine, Madeira Irish and seetsh Whisky. Dcmohn
Counters, Teas, Sugars Coffee, Rice Soap Candles 10
splendid stand Casks aud Quarter Casks Wagon snd
Harness. Also, said store TO be let.
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AMUsEpIENTs IN BnO0xLyS.

DR0OKLYN MUSEUM, CORNER or FULTON AND
ID Orange street. grand trance in Orange street. thrown
open Tor the of visitors day aud evening
for six nights wi Mr.. g. Kemble, Mason, Mr. II o.
Rice and Ar Parry THIS Monday evening sept I'D will
represented the beautiful play " the
Mr. &. X. Macon; seomon sr q. Taylor; AIRS uacr Mrs
Lowell After which, JUMBO JUNB-Jumho Mr. T. ID
Rec. To conclude with gov TO PAYTH RgNT-Norsin
Rather hr Berry. To commence at half past Ad-
mission, - otIts; reserved seats, S71S cents.
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HOUSE wANTED.-wASrEp TO HIRE ny rHE


4 IrR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. loan rUND LIZ
- Assurances Society, 81 London snd New ferASslits
tx,blbD aarput fund st4YFF tftr sa.is. ~
lsvettsd in Ner rork TIE - their Ahtnctn trns-
Usted ssstes Local Beard Acting Directors Tor serts
tef Ihc charman, JsNu J. pslmrE samuel HgFisua
EnHam Van Hooh. rsn-inr g. Tncker. Blhert Oblaa
Caiornia Rists taksn favorable terms, a. nossr,N
raves o. ''"' =. IEANDEa STARR. esrsrai AssaI
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Our Warrington Corrsspeadenss.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Fl, 1850.
Congress til on the Appropriations btAs-EYisods i's
| the Senate on the Gatphr~ ciaim-HoNse rot gee
| ready for the Ebony Live Amendment, &c.
Both houses OF Congress have been hard al work
to-day on the General Appropriation bill
An episode OF very amusing character occurred
in the Senate on the subject of the famous Gaphin
claim.
A proposition to add to the Civil and Diplomatic
bill Georgia claim of some kind, by Mr.. Berren,
Mr. Bright opposed, and said the politicians,
the ne wspapers, and the country, had had enough
of one Georgia claim already, which had been paid
out of the public treasury.
Mr. Berrien flew TO his feet, and asked whae
claim was alluded to!
Mr. Bright replied, that he alluded to the cele-
brated Galphn claim allowed 70 citizens OF Geor-
eia, and paid to Mr.. Crawford, late Secretary oil
War, their agent
claim was a South Carolina claim, and that IFS
paternity belonged not TO Georgia .
The Senate began TO be convulsed with merr-
ment.
Mr.. Butler took the floor in hurry, and for the
| State of South Carolina repudiated the Galphn
| claim! His State could not be saddled with that
matter! The heirs of GslPhin were mostly
| Georgians.
| Mr. Berrien said that the principal heir of Gall
| phn lived in South Carolina, and that old Galphin
| had lived in that State aso.
was in Georeia-that he did all his business, while
living, in Georgia-snd that the Legislature Of
Georgia had acknowledged the validity of the
claim against that State
In the midst of the roar of the Senate, Mr.. Cass
started 10 his feet and, with his d sides shaking
with laughter, declared ms pleasure in witnessing
this general reputation Of the famous Galphin
claim the part OF both Georgia and South
Carolina
During the discussion Of the amendments pro-
posed, passage at arms OF ''easant nature, tcpx
place between Mr.. Ola, aud Vir. B,dger, on thd
subject of constructive mil tga, Mf Clay taxing
strong ground against It's allow nnce, aud Mr. Badg-
er warmly advocating its allowance.
Mr.. Cass said a few wOgdS conciding with thu
views of Mr.. Clay. $500.
Before adourning, the Senate got through with
the amendments, aud passed the hi l.
The House was all diy on thr n avail Approprla-
ton bill. The amendment making me IN trket open
for water rotted hemN. occupied some three hours
of the attention Of The Huu>-, ia Committee oi the
Whole and was finally agr--d ta
AT half past O'Clock, th- COMMITTEE rose, and
the House adjourned, NOT having considered the
Ebony line amendment 1t viii be offered on
Monday.
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CRrAr ExcI1EnENr.-rnL cELEneArEo rExALr

EREAr ENCIIEMENT.-ThL CELEBGATEO FEMALE
" Minstrel Band will MARBLE forth their notes
~ afternoon aud evening Tbs unrvaed Girls
90 through their wonderful performance This celebrated
troupe stands vsed nd defss tOh. The great
1ncia rutSer-msn d. blythe, will appear his great
fcatS which must be be believed Dr. Colyer
troupe Of EoiesconPrisng some Of the tifu
Females in existence which fer grsos beauty stand
urri allied. The only original in the world.
Torrance to commence in The o'clock and in
the evening AIN Propsnme ef performance b had
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MAsrIc vARSIsH-NIKErT h co, 60 rEARl

MAsTIC vkRSIsH-kIkErT h CO, 60 PEARL
bloom in any weather Cheap are
tnto the hArktt, While the Gum kase maintains it's high
rcr suns ooancn rosa or that mos, rabs Of ali sums
damsr. hsste from aud capacity cleaning
% tron he picture Ia, Tor been approved TIER.
ehespnef and there other Nastic vsrnh
as Ssar gum for ,hs ss. es.s.s
Copal Varnishes fer coach cabinet decorators house paint
ana Go salons 10 three iiaeisst places q storage.
CAUTION TO TIE FuBlIC,-Tnk GREAT PoPU-
~ lary Of Lyons Magnetic PoSder" for the dostruo-
insects plants and all other inssc has certain
parties % pr,Isrs spurious artiele snd oer em nader
dared 10 give their inpoons free u poison Tn.
pfhIristOr Of the original article has In this only the
Brosaw,Y who're also may te ossinej Ps for s ns,sn@
tsnsous desirueon Of rats and nice Beth articles
~ numerous gentlemen. Rsad the fIllowinE letter..
,,.,, Nsw loss aasPrr.L- Jpps lsso
truoiion Of meets, and certify that FREQ from mineral
or other corrosive rosVn. AZ The result Of my
.ubstsnoss having peculiar nsusnte on the insect knr
dom an nat y I.ay be iced With perfect safety With
.. be skliully prepared constance ~ vheh vsiuAbs
result ohained. Witch does effect what Mr. lyon tays aud
LAWRENt.E REID. Profossor q Chemistry.
fnr.e, ,si.r,ress J9nas Phillip. Esl Ass;sn,
New York Hospital; Daniel d. fosard Isq living House
Preston Hedges lat, Carlton House, ST Cousns Esq%
Abt ANY housand ctrncstes Of anisf nor from IN.
most rcpectaee citizens % the Unisd msy be
tle late Fair 81 "a. American iasiitute Asssts-Ne.
siork city.,rCiesnsr Co, 81 Barclay .,rs'ra; ESD.
isnei R1ss'sn. Clare Co no Srasdu,,; 0rssnissf
Kinssy % coyIiand, street sci-aeg, Bro,hers Co,
b. sGs. 'J't Tssh Burn,E 20 ns.,.s k.rr rs
hita ,usH BnFhsm Miller, " avenue D. oornsr Tbir4
street. br Lysn, 90 s,,pd street, Cool. siS Grana
broospn-srs.Avrs CORNER Herrv and Allan 70 strsets
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Il elegant place II open for hs sessp
Two giyer every day sommenons at in
the Afternoon Ahd half in the evening Tho enter-
.ainmests consist OF L.ss unryao. Of Female
unstelgho sostrt ed ana orensl Arab Girls troups
Model ArttEts who viii pertonify and spler die
OF Living statuar and hy
regard 90 beauty and 6gure. variety Of enter
tsirerts afternoon and evening For full psrcu-
lars, bills Of essh cay Adnissieases.s In private
J1x cents.
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THE ORIGINAL oAMPANoLoGIANs.

TNHE ORIGINAL CAAPAEOLoGIANs, OR SWISS
Bell Ringers who created such great sensation ia
America, in 1874, IS 81, and ~ their from
Europe where they have been performing and Intend giving
series of Since their last appear
il this city, they learned
valtEes quadrlles, and poAa They have also had
set OF Sells 100 nuaber being the largest scale and
musical hand bells Mr.. J. II. Hamnet, the cee-
brated Campanero who has created such sensation in
rope will alec appear aud play Of the difficult
music his musical
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N T At Y, Y =,
n held their house the of Friday the 2Dth
September inst hesrs. Samuel e. Belche-, d. d. Con9ye,
and e.. IL OEars, Committee, sGhmitcd the following
solutions which were unss mousiy adopted
Resol ed, That 10 the duty of the
Chief kngrCr in making his annual the Common
Council 20 such abuses within his
ledge affecting the Fire Department..
Resolved That j. ophon bat the grievances set
forth the last annual OF The Chief Eagnc Alfred
Carson Eco to the Comon Council do exist and that it
be equally the all fellow citiaans
parteula rly dete of the Fire that the
Trsguars and grievances complained q should Be fully
and fairly oxamiped ia 10, and corrected.
Resolved That the independent and
duet 81 the Chief merits and Will receive best support
and that 10 Is confident expectation that the subta
of sad charges will be sustained without persons
Resolved That We nnhetangy REow oar determination
TO aa the Chief BY every hoAorable IL
procuring hng into and redress OF the
existing distractions the Trs in the
discharge of It's duties.
RofOlvtd That copy OF these res0u tou duly signed by
the orctrs ~ The Company be transmitted to Alfred
Esq.. tnd Published in the New Hsraia aud
Fireman. Journal" ,.u,y,nrr
CrOEGE F. BmIIE. Secretary pro tom.
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CARD rnE INVENTOR OF rnE ORIGIN

CARD THE INVENTOR OF the ORIGINAL
"a satin Gl"ss 70 Hojer corner Of Third avenue and
Twenty third street Specimens Of seen Al the
arssst hotels N his city via Astor Irving Howard ana
broadway and also many private rssisences have
paint and that will stop leaky roof ana
rant IL will nAe the eonnst.ney or slate in fe
eays This 10 an srclc not known to the Bile
have only lstely introduced 20 particular ssds
where ~ has given the eatest satffaotoa All orders
dressed 10 GzO. II. HoJER Of Third avenue aaa
Twenty thirs street, punctu ally attend ed 70.
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JENNY LIND.


CASTLE GARDRN-nDLLE. JENNY LIMBS SIXTH
grand Concert and tbs last for the present. will .she
Place e. Castle Garden. Tuesday evening September
PROGRAMME
pARrL
Iii; bsi: n ' Son Mss:f
Aria-"Prendi per me" hsdlls. Jenny Lind. LEl-
GisnS HaISi:Tis 6irs.dsI: ai:, time ii per- o''.e'"'
paeH'con p;ii:nia 80 portissmo M:diis. js.ay A'''
Lind AID sisnor Bslletu llfsastioS per Ia nu-
Observation-Disclosures Mr. HOFFMAN 80. " Thalbers
Ballsd-.By the sad sea waves" hsdils. Jenny
II.
Ovsrturs-( zsmpa) ................. Hssold.
expressly for hdlle Jenny Lind. Mdiie. Jenny
Lind; Two Flutes hsssrs Kyle and sieds, (Caml
Bsrssrcie2'isui. popps del milo brick" sig. BE-
lett. La PSigions d. Edinburgo ........... Kicsi.
Fnse-"Ah non Giunge," sonnanbula. .-.... BslAi.
The HsTdsmans Song by general desire, hdlls
Cenduetor-Hr Benedict xhs Orchestra will consist Of
1ty Psormsrs insiudin the first talent the COUNTRY
PremsnaSs sists s Places secured and tickets obtained
open o'clock Concert to at o'clock
Chickering'S grand Pianos will be ussd 40 this Concert
visters procure the books containing ts
Garden as is impossible for to get between the
seats TO sell the same after the audience seated
Of Swing two immediately after returns
70 New York to resume the series Of her concerts.
NEBEAR THAT 1T is VERY CONFIDENTLY Ex-
ny Lind will give before she visits Boston, will be
largely and fashonasy attended than Of the
others Of the notabes Of the day who will he present
understand that Presdo Tyler and his family have
taken seats as well OF the current celebrities OF
political and fashionable world.