New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
On the back of the Ticket viii be the toiIow.

NOTICE VISITORS
kucu confusion viii be avoided % observing the GLOW
nk rn the Saloon coloed lamp In font of the
bacuny Is hi be seen spoDcog with he Col Of your
,ckel udicsAng he position OF Tue hoase IN which you:
aesl ia ocsied-~ beIher IN HGcoGy or tfrqust'e.
Also Ushers will b. stationed in different pord ma OF he
houe with snd wands OF rbsnos of various coloiS
correEpouelug win The color OF the tca. l.
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ofos of Tue aopgs Engph eod language Ia ~blcn
hrv are 10 ne suug-incllding Tbs rew N4uonai tfl1e
Nor p nv Baysrd TIA lar endlet "GrselinS 10 Ame .. !;
ato perc. plan # the interior with every ses number
ed-mAy be oote1ed IN 1t Gardeu ONLY Price @'cts
saloon located in That portion of the house w
do ell 10 sys themselves of
No checks VIII be issued.
The New JENNY LIND HALt.-We spent an
hour yesterday morning in inspecting the new
Musical all in Mercerst. which is now so lar nd.
vanced as to show it's arrangements considerably
la detail. The building, which ia already uader
roof, looms up like mountain am ng the two'sto-
ny houses by which it is surrounded It's length
on Mercer.st. is near 200 feat; its entrances will
be at its northern end on that street and through
covered passage from Broadway The looby
across this end is 100 feet by 20 in breadth with
broad double flights Of starcases, loading to the
level OF the Concert floor. The frat story ia divi
ded into ball room aud dinner room, the two oo
cups ing its whole superdciea a look at the walls.
the iron pillars supporting the ceiling, and the i'm.
mense gir6era of solid timbers upon which the
floor is to rest will convince any one d the i'm.
mense strength Of the building, Each Of the sIen.
der pillars running down the center OF the ball.
room weighs one tuu, and the main girders upward
ofhieen tuns each, THIS touudeiion walls are Ava
feet ia thickness. There will be basement sto
ry, intesded for grand Restaurant and iss snnH.
ances, and still another story below that where tho
kitchen, celar, &c. will be located
Ascending the broad stairway, we enter the
Concert hal, lt0 fest by 100, and so feet in hight
The design OF this nail, the credis Of which il due
to Nh A b. TtipIer,i surpassed by that of no
Other musical ball We have ever zeen either in this
country or Europe 1t is constructed on s,ric.
acoustic pnaciples,the walls aud ceiling presenting
con1nuous plane surface, except at ehe further
end where the stage is carried into a broad con.
cave recess, which notoay contributes tn the snsca
on the hoor OF The Hall, but incresses the volome
OF sound. There ia neither pillar nor chandelier 10
intercept the vie~ from any part of the bouse-
The floor will seat 90 persops IN ,hn sof.. ~,
hfs' gallery 1000 and the second gallery 300 ;.
WINE oy arranging separate seats in the si,les
Aua vacant parts OF the gallery, a total Of 5000
persons can Dc comfortably accommodated.
,"s ceuirg is fiat, joining the aides by SEM
Moo terminating in rich cornice and molding,.-
I" VII be grsced with series Of paintinga in dis
'eaper representing Atollo and TIA Muses. IN the
N'"'Sfi WIZ the -Four Seasons 10 the coraers,saud