New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
NEw.YoBN PRINTERS UNION,
W,HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL of the
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WNHE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF the
Il NETWORK PRINTERS UNION viii be held At
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. I, ISL
The most liberal srau elens are In progress Ia maze
this Ball one OF he bestof season hitherto without par
BobwoRTHs CELEBRATED oUApRILLE BAND,
fCunprisiHg twenty periurulsrs1 has been engaged.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS, 10 admit gentleman and
ladies'. 10 be had OF me following
RAYMOND "A 4. DoMISeE' 81 Diyisioa,st,
PETER MCDONALD, iG3 Pearl-st Brooklyn, aud 81
Fanshaw's. cor Nassau and ARn-sts
ROBT. D DACK. Herald Office
THOMAS j PEERS. ls2 tipdson-av. Brooklyn, and AZ
divers, cor. Fulton and NaSssa-s,s
J. {. BOWEN, at Je1kinsis. ia NASsst'sL
c WALTER coLBURN. At the Tribune ot6ee, and al
JAS. R. WARD, a Baker McSpeden's, . Piue-st
AUGUSTUS WININGER, zig WilIsm-sL
RICHARD D KlMBER, Sc Forsylh-st
EDGAR Il. ROGERS. Is ChafeS-st-. Brooklyn.
ROBT. BYERS Tribune Office.
HENRY !, CRATE. Heay.si., and At Trow's, IS
Tickets can also ne had at lie box Office Trpler Hal;
VIM Hall Son. 2S9 Broadway. John Perry tp4 Broad-
way Buruton's Book and Music store z4 Hads1n-sI.'
pianoorte and music dealers SO Broadway; Jacques 4
Brother SIS Broadway and of VIM H. Priadie 81 Nesoie
wi = - ~ : RA DOMINGO. Chairman Com. Arr
JAS X. WARD, Secretary.
SECOND MUSICAL GIFT CON
SCERT AT TRIPLES HALL, to follow Immediately
the NEW YEAR GIFT CONCERT subscribers sr
mand for the Tckes Of the New Year Gin Concert hav.
y svhaused me yed number OF admissions q SOY they
have been compelled to open books for Second Musical
Gih Concert be conducted on the same scale othbeya
W the first and trust that their renewed efforts to &C
commodore The public viii with large share of
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
will be given after which line Drawing will take place
Tickets of admission will be fixed at Two Dolsrs which
viii afford he holder chance OF one OF The following
Gs with admission the Concert, and one dollars worm
Unpopular and beautiful Music selected according TO his
own choice from the subscribers large stock
Tickets OF admission 10 the Concert only, 80 cents
LIST OF THE RARE AND VALUABLE GIFTS.
FIRST GIFT.-The magnificent boudoir Dolce Campana
Piano Of Emmy LIND, valued al 81,
This superb instrument manufactured expressly Tor
Jenny Lind and used only by her In her private room
while in New.York This Piano IL eaboraely finished,
exquisitely ornsmented with her National Arms opposite
those OF America gorgeousiy emblazoued 10 colors This
valuable of the elonousy Jenny Lind has been
much sought after and many liberal oilers have been made
at private sale but the subscribers have deemed sdysa
bic 10 leave it open for public competition
SECOND GIFT One of the celebrated Dolce Campana
THIRD GIFT-A superb seven octave Rosewood Piano,
Forte, deliberately ard exqnisitey finished Valued
FOURTH GIFT.-A splendid sever octave Rosewood
Pano-Forte, tablet front and richly finished Valued al
Giils 5. e. ., 10 II, 49, IS, IA, Is aud ls, twelve
O' Gins H. lis Is il Co. p and a. six valuable and choned
Flutes.
Gins IS "a Is, e. q, 2s 20 and so eight improved
The value Of these costly and useful CHS is close upon
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Only TWENTY-FIVE Hundred Tickets, at Two Dollars
The Tickets numbered from to 1900 viii be placed in
the drawing box The drawing (ser the first part OF the
Conceri) to he under the supervision of gentlemen well
known to the community and of Integrity unimpeachabie.
The first number drawn TO be- entitled 10 the FIRST gift aud
go on In succession The gifts II desired be delivered
10 The fortunate winners on the evening OF the drawing
The Gin Music be obtained at 800 Broadway during
tie next day or any succeeding day after the Concert.
The Of the Professional Talent engaged and also
the Programme The Cf9fe w &c co a2 e6
The books are now open for names and tickets ready