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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
Attention., wheat Growers!
A. c. AAR 81 CO.

"oULD respectfully call the of Growers
w and the public generally the fact that they
manufacturing, at the SPRING F0UNDERYp Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, ell the various kinds of
THRASHIAG MACHINES
in the Western country which be found
the following:
The TareEng Field Thrashing Machine. upon which the
has espred which hrashes aud cleans GRAIN
and requires less number o. hands to tend than Machine
Two kinds Of Sir Horse POeT gotten in the hest STYLE de-
signed for running the Stationary Separating aud Cleaning Ma
chine which they manufacturing superior
The wellknown Four Horse Power 7biRg Four,
Five and sxoe Power Belt amethe reputation Of which
well established render it useless a
their favor.
All kinds Of Machines repaired the shortest notice.
the reasonable They think they
Inducements any wishing purchase machine than
any other shop in the country.
Castings of every description and WoOlen Machinery such
double and single Carng Machines Condensers and
Jacks Power Looms Wrapping Machines
stve not TO be excelled
9y-Wheat good horses taken in exchange for work
law !
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

LTeHTMNG.-S' long lightning is occasioned
merely by the action Of two Clouds the slightest
danger is to be apprehended. Thunder, being only a
report, is perfectly harmless at all times But when
the electricity within the attraction of the
earth, either by cloud crossing lofty mountain
sinking the earths surface. il pa<ees down
from the cloud to the earth. sometimes rolling along
like large ball. clearing out Of its way every thing
that offers resistance TO it; thus it will often tear up
trees set houses fire. and ever destroy animal life,
should IT impede Its progress. This ball is liquid
in of fusion and not (es has been supposed by
some persons unacquainted with the science) meta c
substance called n ibunderbo There are metallic
substances sometimes precpiated from the air; these
termed arolites and have nothing do with the
electricity of storms. As asihe clouds dsperse.
which is usually after vivid fash Of lightning and
very loud clap of thunder, the rain descends. the
electrical power is destroyed, and The storm
Although storms arise from what may be called the
accidents of nature, they of great Importance
an effort Of nature by which the atmosphere is clear
ed of all those impurities it imbbes from their dam
gerous tendencies and the torrors which they Cite
rise, they are producfiveo Of much advantage
London Magazine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

lE-Cuba WINS discovered by Columbus in the year
1902, taken possession Of by the Spanards in 1911,
and they exterminated the mild and peaceable
natives to the amount of five hundred thousand The
bills are rich IN innes and In some of the rivers
there gold dust. 1t invaded by British in
1862 and Havana taken. bat given up TO Spain in
l763.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

Q5-Leisure is a very pleasant carmen, to'look at,
but il is very bad one to The ruin of mil
lions may be traced TO il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

OL.-Tt is merit aud not title, which gises impor-
lance. 1t is usefulness, and not grandeur, which
makes the world happy.
ora FAMILY BRoiL.-The Burlington Free Press
thinks that the best way to get up "amy broil" is
10 buy good ham.
1y-Al truth must PREVAIL and in its progress, the
Ms and Inconvenience, web the vices connect
ed with this moral state, must be lessened.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

A YANKEE IN New YoRK.-An old friend from Bos-
ton who has been residing days in this ety. de-
termined yesterday to ascertain The number of
riages passing the Astor House in a given time. He
selected between six and o'clock in the evening
and kept regular tally for fifteen minuies The result
is that in that short time two hundred and sixty car
riaees of all descriptions passed the line that he had
selected. This makes 1910 each hour, and for the
twelve working hours 1880 per day.-Nsy York
Com ADJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

SURPLUS OYER TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
An secured By Bond and Mortgage Real Estate.
FENHE undersigned prepared policies of the above
Company. He the public that after personal
animation and inquiry in the city ct New York the
of
in the East and is considered by the New York public
pledges himself the holders Of policies in this in
OF loss by they shall receive full indemnity
ceary delay All paid within adjustment
The authorized itself
Marion County Courts. A. w. NORRIS, Agent.
Office a Governot's Circle Indianapolis.
Indianapolis, Apr II, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND
The Original DiscOverer of the
Genuine Townsend SarSapariIIa.

OLD Townsend is about 20 years
" beenk no o s AUTHOR DTSCOYERER Of
GENUINE ORIGINAL sT'0WJNSE-ND SUBSTANTIALLY
ing poor compelled limit Manufacturer which
of market and the sales ccnmsche those
its worth and known its value. IL had
many, nevertheless those who
diseases saved from DEATH proclaimed won
derlnI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
Second Dispatch.

From an Independent KeP0rter.
The Southern Convention adjourned this evening to
meet again at Nashville the sixth Monday after
the adjournment Of Congress.
Address and resolutions were adopted by votes of
States, few individuals dissenting
CIays compromise condemned the Missouri line
agreed upon proper compromise.
The rights Of Texas unanimously sustained.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

STOVES! STOVES.
yENTIE undesgne receiving Louis,
vile the splendid assortment Of SoveseveT brunghtto In
danapo consisting Of all the latest and approved patterns
Stove.
purchased prices
Coz cash only and that very small advance on COST
Bargains will be given The public respectfully
showing Stoves whether sale 5 effected o not.
THOMAS BUST
"A Sign Of the Red Anvil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


PRIMARY MEETINGs- The Wings OF the city
hold their primary meetings for tho appointment g.
Delegates to the Mayoral.y Convention on Tass-
day evening next. The Delegates to the City
Convention will assemble at the City Hotel 4ses
Prests) on Friday evening, Oct 4.
BROOKLYN TENT-.SEvENTH ANNIVERsARY.~-
The Brooklyn Tent, No 10, Independent Ordsr of
Rechabites, will hold an Anniversary meeting On
Thursday evening, Oct 8, at the M. E. Church IN
York.st-
FIRE yesterday morning shortly after o'cook,
the chimney Of frame building l45 Peaslasreef
was discovered to be on ace. The flames waa
however quickly pus out, before any damage was
sustained by the other portions CT the promises
MIsslNG.--A littIs girl about or years Of age,
named Catherine Lansgap, has been missing sizes
Monday evening last 5hs had been sent out by
her parents WHO reside in Warren.strees, bet 9een
Bond and Hoyt, tc gather chips, bat as she did not
return inquiries were made for her in every d'ec.
tion but without succesa. She had on light frook
and dark Bingham bonnet when abe lefs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

got other The music which has ALLEN TO bar PCT
in anese six great popular coucsr;s has not BY knY
utans been worthless. If much Of it was l'shi,
il vas rot without character, SO that her genial
humanity could rot fad some expression IN it L
all appealed to at swo chords in US worthy 70
be tdached-to cor happy, natural love OF life, aad
to cur innate sentiment Of Besuty. The oro*da
whom she delighted have, asthe same time caught
sorigghing from her Of the spirit of Art which is
the very spirit that must save our Republic snd
make earth heaven, if that ever IS 20 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

E" We hear that Edge, the Pyrcseohnis., Of
Jersey iy has received an order for spleadid
display of fireworks from Fauatin, Emperor OF
Ea,ti
REGATTA FROM THArcHED CoTrAeE.-A sail
boat and rowing match came of at this Gardea
w e5needsy afternoon. The breeze was nowhere
In particular, consequently the frat race waa
Still, one OF the boats insisted being thu winner
though il was towed good distance. Toe row.
ing. match however, wa worth seeing. -Four
boats were entered and contendcd for the prizes.
let, silver cup; I'd, SO. The following were tho
owners Mr. Grady, Mr.. Lee, Mr.. Thomas. Mr.
dssance run was about miles around Bsdlowg
Island. Mr. Lee, who 10 young man about 10
years of age, was the winner by about ten iengshs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
NEWARK ITEMS.

Eg' The Central Railroad Co. have placed
workmen on the extension OF their road from
White House 10 Easron, In consequence Of which
property is said TO have advanced In s0me points
from to 20 per cent already. A line Of stages
has been established between BslyideEe and
White House, the present terminus Of the Central
Railroad, sbus forming daily line from the former
place to New York.
II A Bible Society was organized as Belyf
dere on the 23d, and plans for supplying the place
with the Bible :" without note or comment" con-
sidered The officers elected were-Df j. II.
Paul, Pre,ident; ]. IL shertod, Vice.P President;
Rev. Mr.. Reeves, Secretary and 8. T Dickereops
Treasurer, Rev. q. II. Brown, g w Tanis j. q.
shpman and DR.. r. Byington were elected sn
Executive Session.
kY" Col Isaac Southland Of someryflle died on
the 18th, sged g. he was a aon Of Henry soaLn-
ard and brother OF the late Saml. L. southsfd' no
represented bis District In the House OF i''p''''
tadyss four years.
W. serious accident happened AZ ~ D. 'l s4.
ship yard, ,Eew.Bruns wick, on h.oke. when the
chain attached to w ,laah boy named Ranten.
Swsep new aysIu that II he recoyefs 10
will lose his reason
g--gpynE The passage, OF sho
A hEGDLAh IN III by Congress has caused greas
Fugitive oiA 49, Ne our coBored poPaianon, Un
commoffon among onaber OF them left the city for
Saturday jnge v n'A some Of our Hrsi hotels are
Canada, we Oe 81 ssryants by this sudden move.
left very Pare I'D - no idea that Ptsburgh was the
meps We ~ many sEa fagitges and feel sorry that
bone b q b been passed By Congress that either
law 10. ,Pem out OF the Union entirely or back to
6 Q ~ e.nsl slavery Pittsburgh Cafon. odd
v1zgs The Ltiea Gazette says there was riot 1t
tue Balls on Saturday light, at Spaaldipg's Cir
o. dqribg which Nicholas Csssies ssrack nan
tmed N0eber with suDg shot breasing nis
huli.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

,onai wsar nor to be exceeded by any tn the City
ane 'hsefior oil the atore. though not OF the largest
nze' has BEEN fitted up with The mott lavish dis
regard OF expense and the feet ia .trikiecY naveI
and beautiful AS speai cen Of the skill. Of our
decorative artists, it viii command the ssml,.top
even Of those who have visited the gso,resos nag.
sziues Of The French Capital. Yet with AN M.
s., lendor, Mr. Wood has been wi1e enoash 10 blend
the cheap system, which is the only foanaason Al
his day for large and profitable business,
TIE CARIslr MAKERS ret Last night and die
cussed shop concerns. This debates we're yeryAn
imatsd, and some di,tu sion took pacs concerning
the rights OF journeymen and employers the work,
adequate wages, and the duty OF every journs yman
to stsnd by bic fellow.worhor and to SUSAN bin
whence e hi. rights tr, Invaded. The workshop Of
this pow erful Association will ahow, as all tnelc
exeFti na have shown heretofore something prsc'
teal So well IS valuable. TEE opening viii pfoos-
bly, take place about the b gioniDg of October
THE Box hAXERs, BooRBirDERs and sPoRrFo'
LIo MAxERs elected Committee on Wednesday
evening, to lay before the Association plan Tor the
formation OF cooperative work shop, to be COM
menced rs soon as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
q,zRws or ADVERTISING,
Alhe-- - L..
P1V0l tflI Fs7E4H "a ~ : 9''''

.,.,.s NoTIcss-i1t cents per line. ea>h insertion
eo sie,s NorlcEsSx Ines Or ess, each insertion IL
CshE nys.r six lines cents per Ire zach day
efee xss1L TIsEMENTs HsiGo-Egh lines or less,
och insertion 20 cents; over hgh Ines cents per line
saG 0stsoEht ines or iess, each Insertion % cents
sver eght es cents rer line per day or % cents per
line per msnth =,
snd FUNERAL INVITATIONS rot exceeding % words "1n
gs tnsegted for Is cents.
LEe4L ADyEETIsg8ESTs-At the rate fixed BY Toe
'y.strte. ,,, -
IA advertisements inserted in ts paper appear ool N
soc Morning and Evening Editions
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
"a VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNT da ~ % %
published every Saturday Morning at ne o or tvenf
copies 10 e address for s2 and the paper In no case 'o
sued beyond the for wtich u Is pd On centa nor
Advertisements this sheet VII De cH' sou ~ Vi -
Ane each insertion.
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AMUSEMENTS.
---WrsrN-N.TeT0F-F-7 y y 2 =
rrrnnraav IYNn HALL.


JENNY LTND HALL,
sRoAD0AY. OPPOSITE sOAD STREET.
TIE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT!
RNR, BAhHUHf has tbs honor to announce that the
MD'LLE JENNY LIND,
wflsse place in the above named named Hsp On mon.
A,y Ocobs Hh 1882 and that her Concerts VIII from mat
payio0 be given In New York regularly until furthef NO.
ice Particulars bereafiar 90
TTaLEAn OPERA house sToR-PLAoE
Max MARETZEK, Soie Leases aud Misunderstanding.
s.ns rs cents This EYENING sept q. the entertain
zpsLss will eonmsnes wih nv, lne sFeg G
Alter which, for the fifth time In America,
The v,so,e to conclude WIN La TRUANoAGsE.
Doote open slt3 o'clock; 70 commence al u O'Clock
NrBLo's GARDEN
suJoKEFs 50 ceus all parts OF the Saloon Private
g - 70 a. @ eom
zpence With an Overture. EyoluiloDs on lhs TlGaK
ROPE by tie Rave Family and Leon Jsyelli
nN p o Fne conep
Rhs whole clude with the new Grand Pan'one Of
RAOUh, or the Magic star.
TpR0ADVVAY FHRA|BRaaDoG5ss gpS9 a. sa z-gs
10 commences a, u o,cocs.@Tals GVENiNe' sept ~
RieH ToSSGaE HgNFER Gold T. I Sssdus
Gerald Desmond Mr. C0line III saiansf Mr. ahba,i
sianA sAinn9'' The IRISH ISL ATgoREEY:.
To conclude with TEDDY PIE TlLER.
pdcs, Of admission 20 Dress Circle and raque 76e;
ghniiy Circle and Yhird Tier, &c; Gallery, l24c
TeOKrON,s qnkATBK, ohambers.al rear OF tho
HbCity Hall-the neareu, Theater TO the large hotelS
Doora open 10 begin q, y O'Clock Greg
circle spd pnruuS 80 family ctrce or second uer 70
e private boxed 50 and ST. orchestra goats With cush
Toned erm-chsirs 10 cts
YEfg EVENING September 20. will be played
BACHELORS TORRENTS.
AY Singleton Mr. Blake Mira Caudle. Mrs. Hughes
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Capt Mcguire. .mr Jordan Lady Cream Mrs. Hu ghes
nLYmPlUTHBAT&R BIO ADWAY-saANoH
94OR BUkTON'S Dress Boxes and Parquet 90 cenie;
SECOND Third TieIs, IS cents Doors open at I; 10
commence Ut half pBst7.
SHIs EVENING, Sept a. viii be PLAYED lhs new piecs
HERE AND THERE.
Dennis MIR. Bioan HAry CorEn. .Mrs Chapman
ALCEaTIS.
uOBSON & CO
EYr Dobson..,, Dir SAoueH ArH Dobssn...A rs Sloan
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q ARfB New paintings recently arrived from Europe
ssDeng hch @efmsnis, by Kochef, WORK OF art OF
us hRhesi The exhibition OF paintings by artists of
Ae above school hss received many additions and renaos
epen al tho TWO rooms over the Hall Of the Church Of D.
vine unsy in Broadway, between Spring and prnce-sts
hcIn 10 O'Clock A. Al. Ill 10 O'clock P H.
Admission 25 een; Eeaaon 2tcAeis cents; Catalogues
lsa ecnia el9H
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AUTHORIZED gplrI0N OF

JENNY LIND w u 81 20.
gg0BH SUBSCRIBERS respectfully call the Intention OF
the public TO The subolDed letters from M Benedict
and Bigpor Beliett.
gbe subrcribefa have claimed to he authorized sgsns
GsY tbs Publishing OF To Jenny Find musc, and ae3 oe'
sys suho,usd etsrs satisfactorily provo sAs Durdn
@o"" OF -;'-A1 N4''' AoNDoN. August 1889.
70 SAMUEL O. JoLLIz, ESQ 5iy-We herewith hssigE
40 VOC the full and exclusive right 10 al the muc sung by
EdDe Jenny Lind In America; aro, all the music com.
csed or sung by US during sojourn In the United
STATES jules BENEDlCT,
GIOVANNI BELLERTl
IRVING HOUSE, NEw.YoRR, Sept. 6, 1850
PC sAMusL c. JoLLIE, ESQ. StT-l certify, with pleas
are that yoYr edition OF Jenny Lind music in which
ven have ara, alod the name of Firth Pond Co. Ia The
en,v pnthonred O. ton published further hist zach
s0 "a ,s, nay '9'iS'U = JULE5 RENEDIoP.
l1PRNiN(a or TRIPLRR HAIL, (Broedway,
Oopposlle Bond.s, J by MADAmE ANNA BLSaOP.-
This Hall unGuesionsby the mos magnificent Musical
edce not only In Ibis country but in The whole word IN.
soaaeo In grandeur Of It's desgn ha gorgeoueness OF
its and the arrangements Tor tae u&uouS
Rccommo dalton ofin que has oeen
with especial referenco The perfection OF acoustic ef
Fec, viii opened In the beginning OF ne1 monsh VIXEN
series OF Grand Copce,ts will be given By MADAME ANNA
BsHoP Iu The course OF theEe splendid enser ainmenIs
choice selections OF classical and popular music VIII bs
a. 10 The plan OF the celebrated muslcal performances
at the Conservsotre In Paris the London Philharmonic,
and The great musical festivals IN England aud academies
Of Germany and IlBy.
The Rnitude and perfection OF the vocal and orchestral
arrange for the occasion, either In respect to number
Sintes The whole under the sole direction Of Mr. Bochss
Further phri!culsts 10 be duly announced. B26ilw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
Original Panorama Of the


FTNRE OREAE FAIR OF TAk AMERICAN
INSTITUTE will open TO the public, al Castle sar-
den on TuesdAy, Oct !.
speeimepa Of all Ards OF Fabr:; g. g. a. ssanuFscnrea
Nsehines Models, Inventions nc intended for compel
uop must be delivered al Castle Garden Friday satar
day Sept q or "a.
Moudsy Sep, So Will be appropriated FOR the arrange
men, oiihe contributions Vegetables Fruits and Flowers,
for HE Horticultural Depsr men should be brought thai
day be fore IL O'Clock. s94 5tun
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NF7V- YORK TRIBUNE.

,ag araYoEe oAlLY TRIegNE . Is Fgsrl9,'hD
80 gyERY MORNING, SUNDAYS EYE, , ~. ~ .,...
- rur TR1FgYs gq1Lo'Sss 2e&SsA y. -,
sAc.srRsr7s 5eaosTe Taa cry 49, :, cent. Ger
mo seered to City sserlbers 99f oa ~ IN advance at the
Ss ss ~ II moas Of r Al as ys 'f Dollars per
g9S Two Gene Mai s9GI9ass AIKEN or X months
IN ss%Pse s9s'[ TRrse Dollars IN ADVANCE r.
f sl ui al h1 VIA o. f5tas az Gl eher tai
PAPERS received at this once ,l[5e 5y Inference
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evening, to lay before the Association plan Tor the
formation OF cooperative work shop, to be conn
menced rs soon as possible
AMERICAN STEEL
To the Editor Of Tas Tribune
notice in your account OF the late Fire In ler-
sey City, you state the Adirondack Company 10 be
the only one that manufactures cassaseel III thie
country ghs is mia'ake. In August ls4s. AF.
Daniel Adee commenced tho manufacture OF cast
steel q! the foot OF Twenty fourth st. In Shis zig,
and as continued the ,ame, and still conductsN
with the most perfect success. The sseei manu-
featured at his establishment is pronounced by
competent judges to be equal in every respect to
any cas-. steel ever manufa stured, In confirmation
OF which he has certificates from Governor hem'
bic, Of the West Point Foundry, Worrall It Co
and others
Communicated
r7ye We ATE requested to asy that Nessrs. GoG'
nil 4 Co. P.int Publishers, 2s Broadway, have In
nyosrsss Of publication magnificent portrait Of
Jenny Lind, taken frem Roots superb dagusreo.
type.
srEsoeRApHY-Among the old classics aud
othsr valuable aud rtre works In the stock OF the
w. a. COl1Ans % sVunu hun'oSt va
en-, authors On the various modes Of writing In short hand
Apy person interested this department will snd resa
urs in getting the collection OF S04 Broadway.
CHARGE OF GRAsD Observation-Disclosures s. J.
Emth and Crossei OF the Lower Police Cour! yesterday
srested German named Charles se,r, charged WI "a
the sb{p Mortimer Lyingaton lying At pier No N e.
Stein il appears came 10 the chip from aavre Day ~
TWO ain CO az stseraRe pass ngeT and on WeanaedH
evening in company With the mate we1i ashore. wis 9
hev drspk fsE gasaer OF wine pnd about O'clock Ia
e evening returned the shp The mate then went 10
bis epanms nj, and was followed by The accused, wh y
amer The former had retired stole the money from post
Al ha psntaoone then off bui was Yesterday a.
reaed as stated He locked up by Juslce Lota-op
for examination.
DROWNED In A Sink Coroner Geer held an iu
oass Yesterday eli the house Of Pitt ty h a. I'd
sxihavepue upon Inc body OF female infant which was
found Ia sink al the above place. Tho child had pEooaoy
beer thrown there by Its unnatural mother, OF whom 70
cue could Obtained The Jury rendered verdict OF
Death by Drowning
ARREST FOR MAIMlnG.-0Gicer Oleen OF the
Essex Police Court yes,erday arrested one fsrek n9E
Tis on wsnen, ssued by Justice Moun'tor chaEglng MN
with assauting Tt Coye Of ~ Forsyh at ana ma-
cic usy cutting of part Of his right ear de WaR coSn
ted 10 prison for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
UHR1sTY's OPERA HOUSE

A 7eN BROADWAY, above Grand at-OPEN EVE
4 FRY NIGHT during the week. uui furthec notice
The original and well known onIlstys MinsIea com
hnd es periepced performers under the management OF
T. 2 CaRlsTY whose Concerto In this city t9r sue,
eesson OF four yesfa hsye been received with favor oy
biz hly re pecigble and fsihonabie audiences.
Yickeis 25certs Doors open al commence Et oclE,
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing 81 y
On and aner Monday Sept Seth doors win open at half
past and CONNIE at half past O'clock 40 lV1s'
GEYMN SaELK acknowledgements 5000
SEues Milsissippi scenery-The continuation, by Fe'
Essde CT RANVARD'&
Original Panorama Of ths
M1s1SsIPpY RIVER
& ns 0sS naosaway STines % an sdnsss
and Saturday, O'clock Price OF admission, Is cenls
children hail price, Doors open al 7-comme1ce all
a3S 6ils*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

pARNuM,s AMERICAN nKUsEUM.-P. z.
OsARUA, Proprietor and AAnsger.-JuhN GREEN.
WOOD. Jr. Assistant Mansger- Assngss Songs, Dances
al Mpse afternoon and evening and also .mrday
AnernooP, The d rama OF ihe pRuNKARD. We'd esdsy
Sh' roon, BOX COX, MR. ARs WHITE sonSs,
R,ncee &c Eharstsy apd Eraay afternoons SUDDEN
Every evening THE week he play Of The DRUNKARD.
among tae eaIoAies the Museum 10 richly executed
sass Jenny Lind The Negro turning uhise lie s there,
&C AtsInSah performances al S; Evening e " O'clock.
Adh sslon - es eoNdren under 10 years 2f cLs s25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

by Charles kullsr This vgrk Of sr sgh ch received
aS srei SOd ,s @sdsl at hesopa Exhibition Of Fins
OF The National Academy OF Deslsn eSs Rtnsd
opposite Bond al Admance . eenss season t,cA dis 50
GEMS Open from A E Til 10 P NJ ~ Ia i.nS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

THE LUXURY OF BUSINESS Nothing more
strongly marks the progress of Injury and fenne.
mens in this country than tho SURPRISING apienoo.
Ct our nsw stores Mr. w. S. Wood has for yen en-
past been perecting superb essab'ha'sn' - III, ,b
Broadway and has just opened rs doorn 1.-THE. -
noblie il ID Sled with an assortment o. - ,sr.
AIRY nIs.ed.ways and rich fancy Articles %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

NETWORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
fhe Psinlings Sculpture and oihsr woraa of srt ne.
orspg 10 this tDsituilcn are open 20 ma nnhc In
We exhibition Of he National Acadsray Of Dein
vs. Broadway, opposite Bondst LNemenbership Ons
Dollar. Strgle s6msssoR IS cents a9S tfus