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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-14

FROM THE PLAINs-E migrdnts Retmning.-
The St. Louis Union of the 9Th says-A passenger
on the Bay State, just down from St, Joseph, in
forms that there is considerable disbursement
among emigrants at that place; and many are
wishing they had never started on the journey.
He thinks the number returning, however, is not
over five per cent, or one in twenty. We doubt
not this number would be much larger, if more
could get back. But this, with most of the emf
grants, is impracticable, unless they submit to the
loss Of their outfit, experience wounded pride, and
render themselves pennyless when arrived back at
their starting place.
The number of California bound persons now at
st. Joseph is stated to be about IS 900 They are
all living in tents, which extend for long distance
up and down The river.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-11-06

From tie ". 7. Evening Post, 1871.
rive weeks later from Califernia-.Ar-
rival or the Crescent City, with One
Million Of Gold Dust.
The United States Mail Steamship Gre.
scent City, Captain Stoddard, from Cha.
|gres via Kingston, Jamaica, With meroh.
sndise and passengers to Howard & Son,
arrived this morning.
The arrival brings Us news In thirty three
days from San Francisco, which is the best
time that has yet been made from Califor.
mia.
The Crescent City brings three hundred
aud forty-two passengers, one million dol
lars in gold dust in the hands Of the pass.
eDgers, and thirty-two thousand and FIVE
hundred dollars on freight. ...
We have files of our California papers to
September l4th: ... ... .......-..
Summary OfNews for the last Fortnight.
The most important event since the sail.
ing Of the Oregon, is the monetary panic,
which reached lis crisis on Friday and
Saturday last, and which, for some time,
dsrsnged. the machinery of business op.
srstipns 10 this city. Two failures have
occurred. the house Of Simmons, Huschin-
son & Co, snd Of H. N. Nsglss-the for
mer an old aad respectable frm. and the
latter the first who ever engaged in bank.
ing operations 10 this city. The principal
cause, though the remote ohs, was the ob.
legations incurred after the last fire, falling
due q time when they could not be met;
and @ these obligations wsrs 70 large q
mount, the whole business Of the city, and
esPscialIy Tie banking business, was sem
slbly Apd materially ,sfsetsd. The banks,
hSysyer, ErsvAly yithsseod ths pressure,
and although . large snount vas withdrawn
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-11-06

BoorsLAcK IN a Fix.-A domestic, new.
y sngsged, presented 10 his master enc
morning pair Of boots, the leg Of zoe es
which Wss much longer than the othsr. .,,
"How comes it. you rascal. that thsss
boots are not Of the same lengthP'
81 really don't know, sir; but what both.
ere me most 10, that the pair down stsissars
in the same fx." 7.: s f'I
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-11-06

Hon. Lssi Woodbury., one q the Jadees
of the Supreme Court Of the Uaisea aesfeh
has hsen, ehessa q delsgats 70 The state
ooayeuiips ,fos ths fsyision Of the conssitn.
tion ofNsw HsnpshiHs.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-11-06
Avents for the Banner.

: Z % Agents for the Banner.
8. +. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Spencerburg.
g DE-. John C. Welborn. Frankfort.
Dr.. Nathan Vannoy, VannOyis Mill.
n. II. Johnson, Ashley.
q. Minar. Prairieville.
A. VI. Thomas, Paynesville.
! B. 3: 2; 1I Clifford %d,'a. and cl.rk,vill..
Col. Jas. H. Britton. Troy.
.s 9johs.W. MsKss, Cap-au-Srsy'
2 Dr.. W. B. Adams, Danville.
Col. William Priest, New London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09
MON EY n A r. X Il T.

SUNDAY, Sept 8-6PM
In the early part OF the week just closed the stock
market had every appearance Of steadily settling
down 70 seve lower than had been realised for many
months, and holders Of fancy stocks by
In good spirits On Thursday adviess from the seat
a government resohed us by telegraph, announcing
the defeat Of the Texas Boundary BILL and the proba-
bic adjournment Of Congress without adjusting aay
Of the ultiss growing out Of the poti
sal questions at issue. This caused something Of
panic in the stock market, and what must appear
most extraordinary depresssd prices for nearly every
fancy stock In the list without affecting In the least
those securities which Should In fact have been rst
ssPrscisted The market Throughout Friday
pdy declining and the bears with their usual shrswd
nsss avaiied themselves Of the panic to take In many
o. their shorts. Fortunately for the bulls, the
Telegraph on Friday night brought more favor
able accounts from Washineton, and II was
nsansed in the Herald, on Saturday morning.
that the Texas bill had passed, and that al ths
Territorial and other Important bills before the
lover House Of Congress would Be finally and sssfac-
tsriiy disposed Of, and that IN early adjournment
might Be expected This raised the depressed spirits
- holders of stocks generally and the eject upon the
market can be best understood BY comparing prices
current yesterday with those Of the day previous Tn
sensitve state Of the stock market clearly Illus
trsted by these nuctuAtions In prioss and 1t is sum
client TO satisfy any that the fate Of those deeply
involved holders Of fancy stocks hangs by siaxls
hair. They know not What morning they may enter
Wal street and end Themselves ruined. The fancy
sock market Ii Of those precious things that the
most trihins causes may destroy change the
brightest fsrsst prospect to Of disnsy disaster
end despair Holders Of fancy stocks may be nominay
seh TO day, and hcpelesely bsnkrupt TO- morrow and
the excitement attending operations connected With
Al a. "A "a la "a
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II appears by this that ,incs Saturday week thsr.
has ben decline Ia Erie Railroad Of per cent Hsr
lss, NJ Canton Company, y; MORT. Canal =; Erie
Income Bend, y; Erie Bseond Mortgage Bonds ~,
I've had taken the lowest price current during the
Dsss week. We should have shown greater Sspresia-
tion than the above. The market slosed yesterday
steady bat BY no means with upward tendency In
prices.
Tie bros.rs REFUGE 20 buy Havrs De Grsc. hank
pctss at any price There several bAnh. vithia .
limited section IN Maryland which ere in bad credit
ssd would b. dangerous to keep any their sl. over
night The Bank Of Salisbury and thsPort Deposit Bank
ofvery doubtful character Tho ss.st Of the BANK
ofsaisbury In this city I. Of character and sub
ssanee and his susrspty IL very good so..
o. long exists bat he Il not bound to redeem
the bills Of the bank any logger than he feel. di.pae
sss he MAJ refuse 10 do so any day Asy bank thai
sustain has not within itself saci.pt strsus.h to
n. credit cannot live long other psopiss aud tie H.
dan serous 10 touch II Ia stated that the
rsst Of the cashier Of the Havre De Gr,es Bank
the instance Of . gentleman of Port Deposit, whose
private funds the cssh,r had u.ed 10 sosn tbs sr.
az q the hama under the run whish vas p.is upoo
y, and -hieh compelled the closing OF ~. doors.
The impmtstions Of foreign drygoods have lately
been mpsrstvey limited and tn. probability s thst
the bulk has been received for tn. season n appears
- the supexed t.bls that the tet. vaise Of forei<u
dsyeeods entered foe npton duas the vesn bat
ahshfir srsesded one million Of dollars -
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OAL.srDRs STA.


CALIFoRsIA.-TRAss ACROSS rHE
" Isthmps q Psnsms -z-ehrissos Nelson % ~ Fs-
nsms are re- rrep~r.d 20 transport esht seros ~.
sthmus, bat cash p.sssse mat es o. portsee sac .ad
weight ssf prepsriy eovsrea - o. are no, resp
osls Tor dsmass acceat IN the TRAIT The ehsres 81
usnspertstsn 70 " pr. paid N Nsw fers Tor further
par,isulsr srrly - h IACHslssoN y 90, ~ Nau ~
TBG UsIrED STATES ANO UiLiFOksi. sxPNEss
Company vill dspsteh espr.s. for san Fran-
eesS.sass v,sih. kor,s.ra.s from Psasna. s-ps sth
Ih.h the only tsrre.. Cempeny s.tresn Ner fort soi
san frsne-co thoroughly orEsassd on the lshmus having
hotels snd vs-heusss a. Chsrrss Craces Gorfona aad
P.nsma With their o-n boats on the n!I hstsey re-
Surins no special n.senrsrs whe renersy reard raher
nsn sspsa,s gaods between Chaer.s sad Psesn pree-
eesr.ness ob,sbsd Ire. q shsrrs 0e. Ne w.ls,res
New f,rh Harnaen's Express gecs No. Court street
Boston a m MILLER Co. Froprtetors
GRsooRY's CALIFORNIA gkPsess.-THs SUB
rs.r 81 fcr-..s ,hsir ..s s,sr.-s ssr sss.%.,
rsnamA messenger -ii ls.vs this emss on ~. t~ptr
CITY aet the scots the isthmus ant re.n
In chs- u them urt they delivered " Joe Oregory
- ssa re, elise ier .ho.h .svs ,hsi, s..ss 81 che
ns msvrins % The isv s lesyes Tens reasess
s..~srs sst As.n,s ts P.srl oornsr o. wal s,r.ee
TarIvs Ar. % BAUrkh LvsSAsDise AID
Cemni>ss. ner-hssu, Chasr-s. a. wsNen ovHre
rer>d v fervss< al gceds en-, ear ear. hsy.s a.s shs
,.ysse. y p.s...srs ssa yish, y. h.v. sss MA. az
csrmere vtth tsssl. q Co. v.nsyersssic. ss..ss -
Vexe~s ssH cscss thst thsre v - dsi.y ur>n Ne
ts<As.a ~. rArLoa late q Hesimors
...... -. r.l a. sf s1r.ri So. ~ sss.s-s,
Oar Ag.s. AZ. Hs.s q Beaver street c.rvi.s Bro
sSsss. o>afss~ia
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DANCING,

DANcIEo ACADEMY. Ne COS BROADWAY. NEW
~ YORK-hDLLe CfoCCA. the celebrated dAassa %,
70 sprrss the public ths having s the s,ase she
ssiosrs which located t 600 Broadway will BE- open
day sad ell hovrs for
sebeo Nine cioeea III nsgsot sothisg give satsfAo
ten to All Wishing TO patropss her aosdsmy Her
success dsnssuse ant her perfect nsthed A.. SURE
guarantee Of the sHessnt which she will teach
Paris or Tendon Apply for eireuars and information
deny. Ne 90, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09
MUSICAL.


n0Dw0RTHS BAND TO THE PUBLIC AND THEIR
~ frendOwinE 20 the greas disappointment expressed
by who attended Jsnnv Lnds Sercnade with the
peeop Of hearing the bsnd play alone, and to TO
friends that it not from disposition part
sonaay evening eep 9th from TO 10 O'clock and
spse'fnily invite our fellow et'rens to attend.
CREE CT ASSES ARE NOW OPEN YoR BEGINNERS.
at the Musical Academy 706 Allen street On Tuesday
Evening" At O'clock Lades asd Centenens Glse Class
Saturday. at O'clock. Violin and Finite Class for boys
L. A. BENJon, Principal
RRoogLYN MUSIC srORk-A PULL ASSORTMENT
~ Of pieces for the plane forte BY Boyer Bursmusr.
Huntsn Rossllss Gcra 0upg Prudent, Woes ksIt Thai
berg oeteha s.d other conn ser: always en-
hand. All the fashionable PelhAs Rsdowss vslsss sshot
sehe and hasourhas received from Paris pub
Hshsd Jenny Lind and pieces. asd Bsssdcts
positions New ballads and opera In variety PIANO.
fores and hslodeons for sale 81 anufAetursrs prices
Psrcssi Roman volin asd Guitar sthass BY the qusnt
IAan opera 30 Dealers tssshers and
supplied With sheet nuIe foreign Aad deuss On liberal
terms
PAUL I. wEIzsL 7lsYusoa st.. sSjouias savisss' Ban
EroR sALE-PRICG sioo-A MINIATURE SHIP, RE-
II presenting nptny ct ssA covered With handsoms
yse tive feet high beautiful orpsment for once ors
centre table. Mr. Barnum Of the American hussun. who
has g. he has several like lei but he
prodpee like IT, he shall have the liberty 70 present ths
70 whom he plsasss not excepting Jenny Lind.
N l. SHIPPER. TGassau st, up stairs.
C,oR sAIE-Ar LESS THAN ONE QUARTER or TBs
Il Cost Of ImportAtion-An sifht-heyed ivory riuts,
sde by lsmept, Londes. "Hioholsons imprsvsd sad
CHAMBERS ms'ie stare. sss Broadway.
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rc<~i sonero eersrmpue~ ti.fi1,sr
Even at this rate the sssessts for N. month v.ud
D. large, much too large for the season. w. h.,.
however every to believe that for tie rest Of IN.
s.ason the bulk Of the inport.tions v BE- scmpc..s
d sertsn articles to keep good the necessary .s.crs
s,>nt for the trade.
Diving the mc.th ~ August ther. arrived a. IN.
psrt Of Baltimore frou fcrsisn ports Al vessels. via
- ships huks, ~ br,ss and schoooers The s.rsc.s
q khiyty three Of ,hsss s.sls vers suhjess 70 assy
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DRoApWAYTHIATRE

~ +"
ID =. A. harshsll, Sole Lee.
see q. II. Barrett. Manager,
Anna Bishop TO engaged for
enc week only. Monday Ev-
snine, sept. 9th. 1850, will be
presented, ths Grand operate
sPeetAole. IN hve tahle.ux, OF
ycDiIh-Judith, Mad. anna
Bishopi kliakim. sig. koyelii
isrsphsel, Mile. Adslise. AT
ter the spectacle. the farce vi
ALARMING SACRIFICE
To which will be added kos-
sini's grand Italian Ssena
from TAACRILI. To cor
elude with the grand Amer
can Ansgoriesl Scene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09

NV ronk AND YBiLA DELPHTA- INV voRx
as fhAsseiphia Dfreet.-uris~d states Nall hrs -
$500 n..s. ". s.. ysrs-y ssilrs.x-r.r. -.
80 sTs 49, fren foo, q c.rrsl..x, ssr..t as -
rhii.ssizhis 81 ss< A \. snt . r. O.. frs~ fsss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09
AmUsEm MEN rs IA PHILADELPHIA.

DARkUn'S MUSEUM, PHILaDELPHIA.-P. r RAE
- nun, Proprietor End Manager. Hesry Sandford, A.
sistant Manager Great dramatic ashisvsmsnts By M
Fisher and the company New and spIsndd psSss
for tbs present week N popus Of O&insss
Family at whose eccentrcies all ssrprisod. Two
tsrtainmsnts daily Fat 81 and ~ o'clock the fsl
Lssure Rosn Novelty sueocsds ovely In the Of
rissties New drama fkrces 80 preparing Adittansa
Is cent. children. under tsu wears I2x osntp
C0HNERs THEATRE ARCH STREET, PHILADBL--
" phis-The fall ssafon will Monday, BepA
9Th, with stock company Of unvalled sdcisney. The
Theatre viii 70 newly decorated Asd smbslshsd aad
drsp curtain displayed Anasg-ments have MADE
for novelties Of description. and the essbrsssl
stars engaged.
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CAkDss Arp Azsoy RAILROAD HS... . -
sh.s.'ps,. :. az. o,s,;: sczska ALL, isss.
ssy. .sesrtea Tires r,.- We. II :" 1'"' n~'
sises ssvs. ~ .>~~s< ss>ss s~-->
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AaUuEuENTU.

f4rF
tS %::.s = kissS:S Il
..idsnd Warner. y: hie.: Tin Ga..is: NJ wis.a.i
ioIa.n Tn harris: NJ Pope; Mr. A'ss:d NJ HaI..a
W. Siasrs. Open :. quarter son ssrssa hss. ss7 X
RURToN's THEATRE CHAMBERS srREKr.-MoN-
sas
M csr as'l 1'f s. Dolly siyt spnf H.
MAI Bsrl.w.y MT Holman; Lady day sLsrrs,t;
julia b. New p: Dsaa rsii x:i,.l. ..a
S:s To conclude with the new LEGAL sketch called SIZES
" sisr.s, 'i TSs Mayor Mr. Bland X.
National rnEArRs, oHArHAN srRssr : NOM
Win &. Tap III s. s
G s'sss i"s: -. ;i'i E Tss: T
sysr' Widow Msncsr Mrs. Chapman Nine De,chsppeiiss
En- ssI%sssis DoiS.s: VI Perry Lsssy i.ss.n.
Sa MIS- T Sss Fsnsis
S%s In ,HsSss The dSS: r open At and the
OPsN ON y0NAAy SEPT sTg-caRIsrrs OPERA
and the ssas5 ss,s
which has reosnty andsrsoss an entire r.aovs
ps. Hs Sas q a s. %s; y
sncoI ssns.r. . USS,' SsSn
comprising Efficient versatile corps Of tasnt and
sIperencsd performers under the management Of K r.
Cbristy.
TABERNACLk.-Nr. UExPSTERs SECOND oRI0I-
nal ballad enterts will be given the Tabernacle
Monday evening" September 9th including tho following
songs dark eye has left u.s. (sonx Of Indian womenG
Those we love- srnins. Noon and Night" John
deson ny jo The rainy day." Foostsps Of angels by
Us sa
Gray, and his Cantats THE Nay Queen, three parts
Tshss so cents To commence ats O'Clock.
ERANKLIN AUsEUk. as UhArnAn sQUARE.-THrB
elegant place Of usenent for the
Two given day. commencing 81 In
tAnmsas consist OF Leas u1rvaled company Of Female
ninstres Ehs celebrated and Arab Girls troupe Of
Model Artists. who will persopify and splendid
Of Living StauAry aud who sxosed by
none In regard to bsauty and hsure variety Of enter
tAnmsns .ysry Aftsrnocn sad evening Fer full parsu-
boz 80 cents; stage .ests ak osn Bo.ss IS ssass PA
TX cents
THE WONDERFUL INDIAN DwARVs. THAT HAVE
ties Of the age pronounced many gsutismsn ns
being much smaller In Azure than the renowned
TON Thumb" They but twenty-four and twsni =
eight inches in height their combined weight but thirty
three and half pound and their fourteen and sixteen
years They will be exhibited for short previous "a
thsr departure for the south at the Minerva Rooms No
- Broadway Will open wednssday september H. 1850
O'clock In the evening Admission rs cents children hall
price
TaE CELE GRATED PKIMA DONNA AND TEACHIR
4 signors Elisa valentiD-Lsdys Singiag school. ct *
Broadway. Private lsssons In singing aud the Piano.
\
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A mUba n n uTl.
NIBLo's0 ARDDn-

~ d l. y 3 u a y D j ~
~ Change Of Psrfornanss.
.'.oosd week Of the wonderful
havrl Family. Mondsy, sspt.
.. le5O.-Lspghsbls PsdSe
ballet Of La PATE CHAM-
TETRE. with iseidsntsl as-
,iOn ON the Double Fight
Kops. After which, shs hrss
me In New York, . Ball
Room Soirse,-with new
aAhoss. arranged By Mons.
Paul Brilliant, Nile bsr-
tine. AAd Henri Wells, hme.
nAr.etti. Mile Lehman. r.
conclude with the PAAte-
mime Of RA0UL-Ctown,
Antoine kayel.
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ron SALE AND 20 LEE.


M.9sanns.,c.s. . .sD wosnIsc ..s.yao Ds,r..
s..:,.d ,ss q B. I.sa ss.s.iy TArs. .s,... q
t,. q. ese,.s @.oi.as .ss.s.: 10 psiass.. sHs, sai
ss,sr isi..s spns.a 81 .ssr.. 80 .s-. sp adv s
~: .. 50 ley ig psss ...,ins wi !. S:s 8.
ard crs.s' s,rs., % Is..ssy .,:,i.s Sept TO- o'clock
Cha. Erss. SCI. WV PARxER. President.
A DINING SALOON. LOCATED IN THE MIDST OF
"A IN, rsreaa,s ommunity asd In one Of ns srsA,sss
u. moss r..p.s,ss. Iss,sarsss down ss-a l. offered fes
. .. ' vii -. ss '' Apply ss
street. up ,,sirs
Eos sALE.TBE FURNITURE or A SMALL FAMILY.
,I Eli s.s's: a: ., & on rs e. y: los
n ssh,.s street. sr't dor op stairs. The farn,,r:
abesf 20 leave the country.
FOE s.LE-A soaRIL HORSE, lsX HAEDs Hon.
sh eS.a .sss ten y.., "a lind .ss s.a'ls :. .ss.
r :, ,.',. NILE, a. G;., % %: ,:; =,
Brosdvsy. Cup .tsir.J
T>o LILO sfNgLE oENTLksEs, A rev HAND
s%. ans d..,,ss,. ro.ms 9Th 90 .i,soe, board ?, :.
s.r . s tSs s. ss sS: q
To LIZA STABLE ~ rHE REAR or NO lo1 yfrrH
street.
OE1icE wASTsD-A cosvssIESr ovTicn vIrs
.Su,l-.., q w.'i street as'rs.. c. 81. ois.s
TTNvURSIsBkD sooss-~AsrEo ~ BaoOKLrS.
:ss s s.s 81 Poe, Sa.. ss- fsss a ~
DART or A STALL HOUSE WANTED 81 NAN AND
bis vte tbs NEST sasfaoory references Etven. kd-
sres. =. n AZ THE emes ,ts,ins psrtsaisr,.
WSss1ate 70 .tS .... ... s.sTs.. .;
ss, "a ...,. sss s.,' 20 s
UANTrD TO Rrsr-FROs rHE rtssr on NUvGn-
Der % p.ssmset s.s, as- sr.. ',s,y s,a.s, 90
r -. ss. s 20 rsaI :. s' rs,A .y.ss i,. y.
~ tstsn for u Apply 70 n, ~ nss, care
" Livinfstcs. wells q Co, 8 wall street
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PHTLADELPusA.

Darn BArofsos no rHs sourHsss, EAsrras.
as w.ss~rs tr.ss. se isvts Less ss...aos =, esr
~ e.-s s~ssr,s.s N Ais ssu-, sd -tn ssll % fsvc
uaT usrtA Thir< - Psiis sipfHs
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JENNY LIE o.

oS>o-oy>>>oo>>~-o.~~~-~>
s f1tsis' S .s: ..ss sS g. sstt
PROGRAMME.
PARrI
'''''- Aris--scirss;.a '''' = " weber
..'n'' ''''.' suns y III 6.ll.,; = A''''''
liis. Jenny Lind. go $50 '''''''''
Grand Ds's for two Piano r.,'s. ThaIS's
i ca sse:ap:' Pr fi.s SS"A'''
u ''''' is 5.a.; lind and sis scli.;; " A'''Ai
o'''''''--cr''''" s.... isi''' time in A"'r'.l
oenpS:sa :ss1.si; 10 1l iis' jenny L.4
ii;; S..s;:;.i Al s::;s;
Swedish r.lI sis si a:ss.m.n. ss.s.
(inswn - the rohe Song
Greeting 20 A,nsries.PIiIe GonpOsition. BY
B.,co1 sss.sd . Tss fi; ss .. occasion
oo.suescr .snny b snsd
The Orchestra win consist Of sixty Performer including
n: s ss sk"9s. IN 81 The ,.
ten At Castle Garden at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Doors open st o'clock consert o'clock
Jenny Lind. Cone.r. will be given At
Castle Garden. ., Friday svseins. l3.h inst.
asy morning, 18th inst. at ioo'ol.ok
Chickering's Grand Pianos viii DO used 1T shs First
v1ENNY LIMBS CONcgRT-sEvERAL CHOICE SEATS
for Jenny Linda first concert be had by applying
Ks " Allan street. Sd floor.
JENNY LIND's FIRST CONCERT, WEDNESDAY EVE.
september H. lSo0Notios The undersigned having
choice seats for the above wishes dispose
Of he They Of the best in the hsuss,
suad In the parques and only tn I'd bench fron the
stage being directly 'front.' with distractions vhsssve
chased BY Mr. G-nn for S125 Price for both seats $50
Apply to CHARLES WHITE No. So Bowsry, NJ.
A UTHORIZED EDITION OF JENNY LIND's Music
IA The subscribers respectfully call the attention Of the
public TO the subjoned letters from Benedict Sgnor
B~ett The subscribers have claimed bc the AUTHORISED
fer the publishing Of the Jenny Lind Music The
sisim- 90. LILLE, 80 Broadway.
flkTH. POND Co.. Franklin Square.
LoSpoH. August 1850
DnAR sR-We herewith Assign to yen the fall excu-
sve right to all he musie by Male Jenny Lind in
America; also all the music by during
cur sojourn in the unitsd States.
GIOVANNI BBLLRTTL
NEW YoAx. ssps. 9. $500
SRI certify with peAsurs that your edition Of the ysaHy
Lind busic In which you have associated the Z
Firth, Pond Co., 10 the only authorised edit publishsA
and further that seeh daily revised By before
publisation. (signedD JULES bENkDICr
LNoR sALE-JENEY LIMBS FIRST CoNCBRr.-FoUR
Of the best the Bouse situated In the
directly fron ssoond Of seats from the stage mms
dseiy adjoining 0snins t223 No what
ever TO the view Price SIS seat Address BY Aots T.
Hsrals once. q
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09


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