davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24


Political CONVENTIONS IN THIS STATE On
Thursday the wings will hold their first conven-
ton, since the settlement Of the slavery question in
Congress, at Syracuse. New York takes the
lead, and will set an example for the wing party,
for veal or for wo, by the conduct of those who
assemble on this interesting occasion. As soon a.
they have met, the public attention will be turned
towards their movements and should they adop,
some national ground for future operations, it will
have very powerful influence on the next Dresi-
dental election, and all minor elections up to that
period. In this Syracuse convention, governor
and other State officers will be nominated, of
course but the chief subjec, for surmise and spe-
culation will be the char of the platform upon
which the wing party will propose TO stand for
the next three or thirty years. fthey should take
Seward or sectional ground, they will be soon
oyeuhrown; but broad national platform may
sustain them in power fer many years They
must take the Fillmore, Webster and Clay policy
up, with all liberay, and throw the little wrggling
politicians aside, if they wish to strengthen the
party. Any narrow, sectional ideas will be ruinous
The second convention in this State will be held
al Oswego, on the second of next month This
will be held under the auspices Of Gerritt Smith,
Garrison, and the several Abgails of abolition, of
all shades, hues, coiors, and characters. They
viii attempt new reorganization by dove-tailing
free coil, socialism and anti -savery-moving hea-
ven and earth 10 gain additions TO their ranks.
The old platform, patched up and strengthened as
far possible, will be adhered to, and the o?posi-
ton 10 slavery will BE- maintained through thick
and thin--whi,e and black. The dissolution of
the Union will be advocated with new warmth OF
feeling. and in the midst OF furious Nominations
The abolitionists may even advocate dissolution
Of the globe, and themselves with IL, making free
soil freer than ever.
When these organizations, with that of the de.
mocratc party, have been made, we shall have the
three parties warmly at work TO swell their ranks
and TO consolidate their power Already are the
wings at work in this city, in anticipation OF the
next presidential election. The friends Of General
Scott warmly press his valuable qualities for the
highest honors Of the republic, and most Of his adj
mirers are sangune Of his success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
Mails for California.

The steamship ohio. Capt sshenck vn leave thi.
port at thr,e O'Clock wednesday afternoon. tor
Cbarisst,r, Savannah, and Havana to connect at
,h. latter place with the TAlson for Chsgr,s. The
wrrtlr HssuD vii be publishei at ten O'Clock that
morning Agents supplied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
SPORTING

ChNIhINiiLE COZ NSE, J.. T.-rROrfINg -TRtpAY
- 80, stat o. .el. =. ~ match flr sam rri ,b.t,s
- IN y IN harnfs t ~ U0rrlick ta4sl sn.kc a.
Nelson, Names b. T. BLACK Harrr. '
- JoEL CuNELiN. Proprietor.
| MON COURSE. L. l. TRoTTTNG -THuRsDAY SEP
- .enier furse 500. mile htats rat three in ave-
YsV e,'.,. Vwhef eaiyrs g. ucnest Jshni HcQu-
1ehtoenct a. ~ D eaters 81. sorrc Hiram: OTIS Dim
- p,tis ~. 81 lie. Toe will leave ths south
SPORTS arc over SpIGER = usu.Sy p~,r,;s,e-s
RhD HOUSE rlEAsuRE GRoUNDs--TRorTIN
- s,t MA match viii On Tuesdty next.
te ne TO mile leafs best fn 3 r haruess tetwees
2. ION buck traecrl sni B. Jcha ttrot,efI % TIE
the aa} purte 81 81 VII te eirsa mile heats, kest
~ ~ IN heitessi - sod with the f1geiug NJ J.
SAph tnters JaHnown M. q JrntIni suts-i Jnia;
cisely AIS o'cioct " ~
SroRIsrIN.zoN HAND go vIrp rfcEovs-wrLr.
- 6 shot a. bune lcrvs, New Jyrrly ruesday, 2tth
INST hare sport issyreettd. sefsrsr leaves oot
sInbg trtst a. ~ sslosi, An. ErvpE COLINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

ne appeared On morrius TaTer calculated % inducs BE-
lief thst Desist and Brother are pnhsri rropdsiors
81 The foltoe Gazette htel dcar meet pttrcly that
r Troft q has paper aud have never PROV any
Tor nductirE r. We d. not cvr ore dollars worth ~
nevsparsr prurerty q tud aud ouiy connection
With The Police Gazette has been ~ ag t ne - have iad
fry other usufVapcE published Co. ibis sy sad
In almost every ease without knCv Re thartoaftnts
lrNrEE t7OrWra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

luxury, to the value Of many millions OF dollars. IL
is seen ALSO in the large expended by our et-
Tens n enjoyment. We have six or seven theatres
in full blast, all Of which filled nightly, be-
sides concerts and other amusemfnts too numerous
TO mention. II is observed, also, in the advanced
prices of real estate, houses and tenements and in
everything else. This advance is not in value-it
is only in price The real instrnsic value of lands
and commodities remains the same but it requires
more money TO purchase them now than il did be
fore the discovery Of gold in California, and the
consequent increase 10 the quantity in circulation
throughout the world. This increase caused de-
probation in the value of tina article so that il re-
quires more Of il 10 buy house or a horse now,
than il previously did. A similar change was pro-
duced by the working Of the mines of South Ame-
RIGA, in aprevious age and the value Of gold will
continue decreasing in exact proportion to the
amount that is annually added TO the circulation
throughout the world. This is an invarsble law
and its course could not be changed or altered by
any power within the control Of man.
With the exception of the riots at Sacramento
City, above referred 10, the intelligence from Cali
fornia is of the most cheering character. Mining
operations being conducted on a most extensive
/ scale, and the diggers have prospect of Being
amply compensated for their labor and toll Society
is becoming organized, commerce is extending,
business is prosperous, and hopes are entertained
of still brighter and better state of things. Emf
grafton is pouring into the new State in an undimi-
nished stream, and the probability is that from
sixty TO seventy-fiye thousand will be added to
its population within the year. The prosperity of
California will not be limited to that State, but will
extend in greater or less degree to China, Aus
tralia and England, but principally to the United
States, especially New York. Already, the
people of that new State are celebrating upon
constructing a line of steamships to ply between
San Francisco and China, touching perhaps al the
Sandwich Islands. Additional means Of conmu.
nication with the Atlantic are being formed,
through which the commerce of the whole world
will be obliged TO pass. In fine, revolution is
going on which will eventually elevate the United
States TO the highest pinacle Of prosperity, and
make New York the metropolis OF the world and
the greatest city of ancient modern times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
sfs,is for Europe

The steamship Asis, Capt Judkins will leave th.
port at IL o'clock tomOr noon direct Tor Liver
pool The mails will close at hall past ten O'Clock in
the morning. The wrrsLr HsSAtp will be published
halt past nine O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

Jenny Lind's vocal abb
lities are those which COM
mand admiration, not
those which awaken SYM
patty that she causes al
most usbounded astonish-
ment and gives exquisite
delight. but that she does
not touch to the heart. The
IN sinspring of all she does,
appears to be au exqui-
site perception ofthe beau
tiful. She knows, or rather
feels, that nothing mono
tonous can be beautiful in
art, and her voice is ever
undulsting into forms Of
exquisite beauty. She
never by any chance
gives one note with the
same force AZ the last, but
always with greater or less,
and with Q gradation so
artiul and 30 we'll balanced
that the ear is nllsd with a
constant sense OF grace.
In the same way a sustain
ed note Is never held BY
her for an instant, an APP
precisoie lapse OF time,
without either increasing
or diminishing the volume
OF her voice. THIS, with
her 20 yer 20 create peau-
tifui forms OF the eaden-d
aud 70 execute them with
dazzling ordinance aud ex-
act nicely, her shake, ana
above the rest, the intria-
sic beauty OF her unequal
led voice, are the sil-sutii-
eient CUTS ny which enc
affords delight to thou
sands. she mas not yet dis
played these powers here
10 80 great sh advantage
as on thursday evening,
10 her singing OF Quindo
lascal IN Norniandie Inc
prolonged shake AT the
close OF TINS, which she be-
gan from the note above,
was diminished until II
died away into what seem
ed 20 BE- = mere tremor OF
the air, but which was yet
as firm and equal as II gi-
ven with the full voice.
All this, however, we
have said. and still say, has
nothing to do with emo
tion and it Ia a cardinal
point of our faith in art,
that y control OF the emo.
tionJ is the highest aim. IL
not the chief end OF art.
We do net say that Jenny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
c,,,i,msn,s u.ts-Fau Fashions. ts,o -

The sutscrttr icrcCtfuy informs bic friends aud the rub
Re- that Re l. nv rfeparcd for ihe fa tse lth an a.
trrfve assortsut 81 bats % TIE tel cni wuter afyrs
Having had thc good fsrture heretofore 9, secure
of liberal public. De UUla take ti appsru
81 returnirr his sincere thanis for thc ana h ru
re rutio that EFFORT win b % usrt zee egu
LnUanCs. NlIllhh bANiA, lW1 ten1l street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24


What lack weyet? Not
anything in the voice, the
style, the inspiration Of
the singer. Not that we
are no nearer to becoming
converts to the critics who
call her cold, and talk OF
her voice as northern and
impracticable, the despair
OF Garcia, etc. But what
We have found lacking,
most especially at this last
concert, was . programme
Of such music Is could en-
gage the noblest energies
OF her whole soul. In Sa-
turday's programme there
was scarcely a piece which
could be regarded as mere
than q graceful and inge-
NOUS play OF the voice.
These pieces. to be sure,
as we have said in former
notices, required talent,
and much more than me-
chanicsl talent, In the exc.
cuticn but they could
not, in the nature OF the
case, however sung, al up
that void - OF emotions,
which we hear talked
about. They have proved
the versatility OF Jenny
Lind. Indeed, the grac e.
full abandon with which
she gives herself TO them
Is creditable to her hu.
msnity; for they are plain
ly not ambitious feats OF
skill with her, but simply
the easy e1uberance OF her
glad artist nature genius
and character are often
bestrevssled in play. These
arts are her means, and
not her ends would b.
unjust to seek in them the
whole Significance Of this
great usicsl and moral
fact. called Jenny Lind
They only show how ex.
quisitely and completely
the IL furnished for the no.
bier ends of art beyond al
this, and TO which she has
already several timer. but
not uniformly. address d
herself in the course Of
these concerts, alssyssuc.
ceeding when che tries
But the programmes have
been arranged with q toe
timid and exclusive eye to
gratifying public taste,
The great singer has been
allowed comparatively few
chances OF doing her best
things, except in the way
OF skill. Only here and
there a fragment Of the
really great music has
been given her to inter.
pref; whereas, only 10 the
inter probation OF such can
she De all herself 10 US -
Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

NEroTisN ~ OrFIcE.-A Washington correspon-
dent states, that when Mr.. Living departed from
his greatness, in the recent cabinet, he left behind
him about seventy Of his relatives ia office Why
did he not make ur the fall one hundred The last
cabinet was the most curious one ever in this
country, or in any other, and gave many new pre-.
csdtnts in the science government and patronage.
Indeed. those whom they appointed seem tC
have fallen naturally into the same line OF po-
Icy, though not extensive scale. 10
this city. under the Collector OF the Port, there
about eighteen or twenty Of Mr.. Meredith's "a
mily connexions. and we do not know how il is
That the sociss'c broiherhoodis carried out ex
i'ustvely IN 70 itical appointments. There have
been several nominations laid over by the Sc
nate, on this very account, probaby aud, till the
mystery Is cleared ~, matters will remain il siata
$40. We hoPe that President Fillmore, however,
will take W this subject, and all the public Offices
on sound principles, with sound men, after the al.
joumment e Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

TnE FlREnES AND TIVE COMMON Council The
two committees appointed TO investigate the
charges made by Mr.. Carson, the Chief Engineer,
against the Common Council, met again last even
ing, but made no progress in the business They
adjourned 20 meet next week; and we understand
the Common Council have employed counsel to
defend them.
We are now, more than ever, satisfied that the
best way to reach this and other abuses, is at once
for the fremen OF New York TO call meeting, and
nominate Mr.. Carson their candidate for Mayor,
and to elect him afterwards. With his big ham.
mer he would knock away all the corruption that
has Characterized the administration Of the govern
ment Of this metropolis for number Of years past.
lie had the honesty and manness TO use his
hammer on the Common Couscil when the in
terests Of The Fire Department demanded it, and
he would be equally resoute in attacking corrup-
ton wherever II exists, after his election. by all
means let him be nominated for the mayoraliy
Bc moving ITO the work." as Jenny Lind says
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

Satt The satscrtcr having secures fae l., Of
Grssn rufie Intends - have supl e ssup ard sssts,
viirh Pc will BE prepared o. all Tits ard asr
rFrngH Al AYaRn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
Court CsIendsr-This Day.
A Card.-An editorial .tn,tm,nt b,,-

Crncutr CouHr.-54 gIs all. Gss 4ps DO 6e, s7s
tsp og5. 5l3, ia 5i3. 7it T46 1895
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

their character fer the best and cheapest in the country
Their ht gossomer fabric natural cured hair perpetual
h shrn kin and natural appearance have stamped their
periory all the world; judge fer examine
and be convinced at l79 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

rsr RoUrsrs ran,s 81 70 81 sou dress tad frscs ga
.. ts sig 90 sicsts 81 20 g. 500 ersrt.sts ~ as
C,irff N.tssu End Bystnan ftTtt.f,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

choice selection OF open work Dress Combs in Tortoise Shell
Buffalo Horn, &c. to he in the city, Ladies will psr
eevs the ADVANTAGE q procuring combs at Thu, establish
men from the fact that the greatest Is taken in tn
shaping Of esoh h the head in the perfeo
Combs made TO order, after pattern Repair
irr done. Al J. SAUNDERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
Knox. Fall style or Hat for sso.-Kn.,,,


Fa style o. Hs. admitted a. sd.- be
elegant YET introduced to the public They light elastic
proas...sis nestnsssts beauty Of which win be
We beg leave To call the attention or
F FHlSsI ana iSsf, e tn: sale Of Building L.
Merchants Exchange The lots are ali suited for i'm
Esas,s inn ro'smsnt The terms will be LIBERAL and
The Plumbe National Oaguerreisa Gall
.ry No 20 broadway recommend ths best aud most
p.SysS ovsr sn% os, s. G IL @
not Questioned by those who capable Of judging be-
tween goos and poor pictures.
Lind! Lind!! Lind!!:-The best Engrav-
a p:
~ mccall '"''''a at the late i sssbs IbRoruEas
Sas Broadway. opposite the Park Fountain.
Opera Glasses "A superb lot, just received
Bfoswy srs 70 saamS
81 as,sn a S splendid ss
the Fasis Royal Also just received invoice Of costly
,enton of every lady who intends going to the Jenny Lind
IL Is q well know Fact, MT Jenny Lind's
es n. Of ar. Of
uy tina, they need have 40 excuse for not attend
Complete Of the d.ron tna 81 Isde
.d o .ss IL
STYLE ana sol? ia Cana.
II you wish TO see an Establishment that
Sr VIII MR. ina three rs o. a. eS x s
sles Of chidren clothing wis 100 doz royal purple and
soE royal blue velvet Sacks together with 1900
other garments Of ent irely styles.
Brilliant Reputation only be ac-
quirsd this day BY real merit Jenny Lind produces perfect
notes Brooks Of $50 ful'on street. manufactures perfect
Of four and half notes have pair Of Boots
passed in this city, Is not this selling them for sOns
Latest News by the Steamship Pacific
The subscribers have received splendid stock of Curtain
materials Of every descripton-lace and muslin
loops taste &c window cornes and shadesvhich they
Offer Wholesale and retail at prices that defy competition
An. X. DAVIES, Upholsterers, 300 Bowery.
Hair Dys.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye san only be procured a. tho naauf,story
street TIE public should guard against Soc
various diplomat Person. whose hair has assumed BAD
solor ror the Of the imitation dyes ~
rteted by calling IS above. Copy the address.
wigs and Toupess-Aaorhsr Medal hra
been awarded 20 VIM Bsoholcr for the best Wigs and Tou
The public invited inspect his style for
1870 at BATCHELoRS celebrated Wig Factory, wall st
Is keeps the largest and best assortment In the city. Copy
she address.
The Best Hair Dye !-Bailard's First Pre-
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

tory ~ Broadway corner Liberty street and @ Broad
way.1kese eases combine many advantages the i'm
ported being made with the view for real service. All thu
articles therein Of siIe and
quality among which may he enumerated the EetAlh,
Tablet strop for keeping rnIors in perfect order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

NOTICE THE FRIENDS OF kESSRS. BURNS AND.
Hamilton ne respectfully invited 10 call and sec
them Wednesday morning. from the hours Of eleven
three o'clock at H Pearl street opposite to Cedar street
where they will he happy at all shines 10 meet their friends
and at which place their patrons obtain the best brand
Wines Liquors and segars; also Refreshments the best
the market Affords THOMAS BURNS,
JOSEPH HAMILTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

John b. DILLON AND RICHARD oGoRNAN, ArroR-
peys AID Counstllors, 80 william street. New York
John D. Dillon has removed from IL all street 10 the
above address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

D0sT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER or EAST
Broadwsy-hails for Europe. steamer Asia-Letst
bags fer Liverpool London Ireland all parts
and ether foreign countries will close at this
AARON swARTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
CLOTHING.

I ADIrs AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RES
H pectfuliy Informed that the fu valve will Ne paid in
cash al descriptions 81 second hard at-
ing ~ Jskcrtney ~ Oranae s'rcst Orders LEFT No ~
through tbe difpach pest promptly attended TO-
y. hORONEf. n Orange street
CAST OFF CLOTHINc-CAST orr CLOTHtyo-IA-
~ dies anc rentemen obtan the highest prcs r
81 clothing and furniture ~ sndnr through post othe
a,tcHded ~ Mrs.. LsNtnstyRe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

aons and all skin diseases is well known posti
cured by using Gourauds italian AedioAted Soap. The
Peudrs subtitle Graduates hair from any part of the body
liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily Whief roukh
dushed sluggish compilations at 81 walker street. FIRST
from Broadway. Calender, South Third st. PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
FIN ANCIAI..

FINANCIAL.
100000 the h Se.s, Z, T.:
uon which neee.sarily must produce revelation in the
msbufacturing Of prtcle o. daily aud con
sumption The ANNA business done In the article
uen snognt % many nloas o. dollar, YET the new aois
the United States Seuth Amsries. California. nayin
parts OF the world. capitalist, union Of
VIII be treated with Address With real only, SOIL
Bersld ofhee.
GC0 mn TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE.
RcV.OOO for term q years on real estate in tho
city Of BrooklJn. II will ipaned in
TO suit applicants. Apply TO JOHN A. Robson, 10 wal
street.
SZ,OOO sr,d for .6r,. years % - s..s - 1 DE
profitable business The per'on advancing the money shall
receive at the end of each months $50 the
The 5000 Address note 20 10 be left the sfee
may he had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

Tur BETris1 STEAMSHIPS ASD TIE BEv. Ms.
BEEcmR.-We publish, in another column Of this
days poper letter. from Mr.. Edward Canard and
Capt, Iudkins. Of the Asia, relative to the state.
men, Of the Rev Henry Ward Hsec5er. They
art salS.sciory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

Nassau Of Pine ts fret, tho only
who deyates from the old disgusting
of ttng every person hair whskers alike with
regard to difference Of fsture shape of head &C. Try
Bill; he sver conforms to oil these requisites.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
rNo IuE REAnERs OF TnE RERALn.-IN TH


Eerad Of Saturday and Sunday card appeared signed
by Jno. L. Nandewaer and c. C. Boyce ossv
t. mises the public snd them 20 believe that the
degred had pretended that Ii: the s the
ChsnetrJ OF the o. of L. A. Said card undoubtedly
eaused by the fact that favored the election Of better
the Office which said ysneewater holds And
because have for Pretended publish
Organ OF the L. Although have freely devoted
columns time and 20 the interests Of that
order IN which have friends end feel deeper inter
est than either Mr. Yaudewater Wall street clique of
which be is prominent mber leave position ths
81 the order generally fearing but that they will
sustain ahs unmeY, unoslltd for, and
heous persecution For full particulars in regard TO ths
grttuitous insult. the next No. OF Ned Buntnes
Own, 70 lie issued Friday, September 2sth.
EDEARD H.. Q. JUDSON,
o. lad fliuasa 0~uf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

for sale applied. The antiy grey I'd
be colored in twenty minutes Warranted TO give
satisfaction Consulting rooms No. 1855 Fulton street,
stairs, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
NorIcE.-A MASS MEETING OF TaE JoURNEYNEN

E.lRsoUNT.-THE MEMBERS OF THE FAIRMOUST
II Village Association proceed to the ground Tuesday
Wednesday aud Thursday of this week, 70 make thels
selection OF lOtsi thiffysiX choosing each day, in
iegulsr ORDER Cars for tte oecsan leave City Han att
10 o'clock, M returning will leave Morrisana at
and "a r. ~ n B-A few choice lots yetto be disposed Of
Pers6 wishing to building site in hs beautiful
loea)n YiteG visit the grounds either OF the
days above mentioned For further particulars apply at t
Br soSay. E.AG3AW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

ID =. a: CBAEChkf, ~ N. ~, T. in SESSION SEP
Chancsry Of this State be requested to publish this
body does not recognise the paper edited by Judson
ed times Own, being the organ of the Order
United ard that this Chanosry do hold them
selv responsible for opinions therein
JOHN L. DEWATER, G.S.
c. G. Bower, C. c. Of thee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

Opera Glssses.-A suPerb lot, tast received

by te last steamer at Tutt Of European Fancy
Goeds S5 Broadwy Csrnisseurs are invited to examine
thee truly elegant artiees-the made by the
celebrated of Partisan atsanf for the splendid Of
the Falas Royal Also just received voice Of costly
Opera Pans OF design and Workmanship worthy the at
enon Of lady who intends going to the Jenny Lind