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GENTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
20 re SOEH SFf .TsEcfinaa

Ia IN THURSDAY, MARCH 26th. at IL o'clock A. NJ
f.:@ - on the premises, will be sold the DWELLING
LBE- BLOUSE, pleasantly situated STATE STREET re
Gently built and occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM c.. BARBOUR
Inc Lot is large containing about 1900 feet and filled
10 nose VINO know the premises it would be superuous
70 say word Perhaps il is not too much say, that
peter ana more convenient house be found in Wor
ceser The Rooms are large and well arranged for conve
ehce ana comfort and finished throughout with
ness ana taste for which the builder Capt Edward Lamb
IS SO justly celebrated The door trimmings of the best
sVer plate and the walls of hard fsh with coats of
the best quality of paint The Cellar full size of the house
ana deep with heavy granite walls and divided several
convenient apartments by brick partitions paved in the
pest possible manner throughout The location is pleasant
ahe te mouse OF modern architecture all the improve
ehts OF the age, and aording from the Observatory fine
we" oil the city and lis suburbs rendering without excep-
o one oil the most desirable residences can be found
IN Worcester or elsewhere.
ne house Will be the morning of sale when all
VINO wish can examine the same.
f1fher information can be had by calling upon Mr. Sum-
Ie "oss oil hlibury, Capt Edward Lamb Mr. William c.
haIpouri or Geo Bowen Esq. of Worcester.
0hou any one IRON abroad wish the house before
e SAFE they can do so by calling upon Barbour or Mr.
Also, one of the best and most eligible BUILDING
IN he City of Worcester, adjoining the above and
peasany situated on the of State and Harvard SITS
containing about 49, 600 feet '
Iers liberal and sale positive and no postponement on
account of weather. r W
- CHARLES P. BANCROFT. Auctioneer
worcester March ~, 1850. dwists
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Stone Quarry Ggt .gaxcsiO9s.

w Of april. at ten O'Clock A. NJ the premises, that
valuable Stone Quarry known the WORCESTER
SOUTH LEDGE, situated about miles from the City
Hall This Quarry Of the best and easier Of
than any other in this vicinity, il lies upon the height of
land and large body of the stone above the surface
ready be blocked by the quarter without the usual extra
labor Of removing the soil Although have been quar-
red from this Ledge than half century, yet there APP
pears be nexhausble supply descends
known depth.
There ready market for this granite in Worcester and
vicinity and to any wishing to engage i'll this business
it presents a rare opportunity.
o. Also at the time and place. will be sold lot of
Underpinning and Junck STONE a frst-rate DERRICK
for hosting stone BLACKSMITH SHOP, Bellows, &c
Terms made known at the time and place of sale For
further particulars inquire of ]. l.. WOODWARD
Mlbury, March 9, 1850. dw2w
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House 10 S, Houses, SC.

AvA 3EAGTiFuL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
EsHM each delightfully."- situated Paramount halt
le north OF the Court House, unequaed for beau
y Oh location ana aspect for those who prefer live little
cur ana own large lott very moderate cost
fhey situated LOTS Harvard Street. OH the elevated
ad drec west OF the Central Church, the desirable
lots remais ing i'll the market
HcsiIaDe Lots on the Brewery Estate the West
ern Railroad Depot, and in other parts of the CITY
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
ey. 1000 Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property Tor sale On the most accommodating terms by
Ted H. eodisf ID. S. MESSENGER,
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FOR SALE
TOWmsoMd Feamale Seminary.

THE Summer Term will commence Wednesday, AprI
tenth, and close the last Wednesday in July The pat
of this institution will he glad to learn that MISS
DODGE has far recovered her health be able
her place principal Board including washing,
lights and fuel Sl75 per week Railroad communication
direct For particulars Catalogue-direot to WEST
TOWNSEND p o. SILAS BRUCE, Sec'ry.
West Townsend March h. dow
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Dwelling FE0use for Sale.

A~s SIfuATED in Cherry Valley, Leicester four miles
c: ~ from the City Hall, Worcester also Barn. Shop
ana about one acre Land well stocked with various
KINDS oil lruit Tile above offers chance for person
wishing to engage in the bucheng business the sbscri-
Der has all the implements and for carving on
the above business which he will sell low with or without
the premises The above premises would be good oca
uo Tor boot and shoe manufacturer For further parc-
ulars inquire of the subscriber on the premises
March %. d6tw4t HUGH BROWN
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M. 8. MOORE.
Five Dollars Reward

MILL be given any person who may give such iniorma
w ton may lead to the detection of the person
who took COTTAGE BEDSTEAD from the door of
the subscriber the evening of Tuesday the 18th nst be-
tween the hour of and O'Clock. II was taken without
stats side pieces both Of which will be necessary TO the
of the edstead Any who has been called upon
to make such pieces carrying Off Bedstead
that evening by leaving snch Information at the Furniture
Ware Rooms, No. ISL Main Street, il will be very accep
table TO l.. A. HOLMES.
Worcester, March %. diff
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Forester, SIS. Probate Office, Mach IL, 1850
To all eisons interested in the Estate OF LAURA GRAFT
AN late pf l.rc stcr, deceased, Greeting.
YOU are cio appear Court OF Probate he holden
L NJ Woccstr tin first Tuesday of April ncxi,
show c1use why admin straton If the o said drceas
ed should MT be granted Abraham Firth, Of Leicester
A2H CIIAS pRENTISS Reg.
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Farm for Sale or to Let.

La CTTUATED in Shrewsbury, Il miles west of the
N - centre, and miles from Worcester containing SO
acres of good Land, with many valuable fruit trees
thereon also good buildings in good repair For further in
formation inquire of A d. NOURSE near the premises
Shrewsbury, March %. dwtf
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NHRS. s. GOODWIN.
40 Carriage Makers.

T B. BONNEIL, at his stand on CENTRAL STREET, is
prepared to make to order CARRIAGE BODIES of all
descriptions He has variety of NeW and Elegant Pat
terms of Chase, Rockawy, Carrya, Buggy BODIES, &C
Please call and examine
On hand and for sale q number of Chaise Bodies
Central Street, near MAN,
March 10. DIFF Worcester.
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Auction ard Commission Sales,
s. w, sELBY & G.,

s. w. SELBY q CO,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No 68 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
~ w d co will give their attention 10 the SALES OF
- REAL ESTATE, and ALL KINDS of PERSONAL
fROPERIY, IN any part Of the COun Worcester, al
Auction or by Private Sale.
They will also give their attention the LETTING
HOUSES SELLING STOCKS, &c.
GTLberal Cash advances made all kinds of Property
left on sale.
~ Sales of Household Furniture and Personal Property
III general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
&rA Double House and Lot,
ErpS NOR SALE on SHELBY STREET. For further par
-" ticulars apply to 5 w. SELBY co.
Jan go. diff
FOR SALE,
I'D EINHE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot. No Irving
l Street The above House is very desirably 10
I Gated and is built in the most thorough For
further particulars, apply
Jan 90. diff s. w SELBY & co.
FOR SALE,
30 A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE. No. Al Green-st
lsssm II One HOUSE, No. Is Winter-st
'-AxA One HOUSE on Southbridge-st.
Also several Houses in other parts of the City.
Jan 20. diff 5. w. SELBY & CO.
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TO he Lei

TWO good ROOMS on the second floor corner of Main
and Thomas Streets. Inquire at No l03 Main St.
March 90. DIFF
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8. B. G0RDIM,

MANUFACTURER of SASIIES, BLINDS, DOORS,
M WINDOW FRAMES, and all kinds of PANEL work.
S4SHES qnd DOORS constantly on hand.
GLAZING done to order at short notice
Orders through the Post Office will be promptly attended
70. d2m Worcester, (ratnick Villnge) MARCH, 20.
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Worcester County Convention,

A 7 A CONVENTION composed of some of the most re-
n spectacle citizens of Worcester County held at the
STORE of A. MACULLAR & CO.; 1921 MAIN STREET
WORCESTER, il was unanimously
ResotUed, That New Goods OF the first quality at prices
from Twenty Thirty per cent below what ordinarily
asked just received and selling fast by A. MACULLAR
d CO., and il was further
ReSoDed, That will recommend all of our acquajn
tances, in want of CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS
to lose time in visiting this very popular Establishment
and by actual purchase be convinced of the truth of the
above by calling at the Store of
A. MACULLAR 81 CO., 1921 Main-St.
Worcester, March q. dwistf
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Straw EsOHnaAets.

SFRHHV EbOH1HhGENa
SPRING ASHIONSt
z CASES STRAW GOODS comprising all the new
- styles Of Brads in handsome shapes just
by the subscribers
As it is intention do a extensive business in
this article than heretofore shall offer very large
sortmen at retail, at the forrest lcholesate prices
Just opened, 10 Cartons handsome SPRING RIBBONS
To Milliners.
Our complete and extensive of MILLINERY
and STRAW GOODS, bought the lowest prices offers
ners and other dealers, who buy io cash extraordinary
inducements, purchase of wholesale, prices
will be found much below the customary rates.
March 81. DIV II. II. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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GS5RsSgnauRas.

WE JUST OPENED,
z CASES LANCASTER GINGIIAMS, all new styles;
y | do 40 inch SWISS do. very cheap& fine goods.
/ do 80 e do do. for II cts per yd;
| do Extra fine Green and White Checks.
| do do small Checks and Stripes finest.
The above are partly Of importation, selected
patterns and not to be found esewhere when consider
the great durability of the above Goods both in color and
texture compared with Calcoes De LANES, we very
confidently recommend them the cheapest Dress Goods
III. IL. CiAMbEhllN d w. =.
March DIV
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L. 'I'"o HOUSES, and some Of the most pleasantly
EMRf situated HOUSE LOTS in the city.
S-~@ o. F. THOMPSON, I76 Man-st.
Mdrch *. d3wis
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California,
MANY PERSONS

Z
RE not aware that there is a regular GLIDING ESTAB-
- LISHMENT in this city where you will find LOOKING
GLASSES in Gilt Fancy Wood Frames. rlain and Or
hanental Portrait Picture and Miniature FRAMFS of the
most approved patterns and than New York or
Boston. Old work repaired reg and White vanished
1Flooking Glass Plates put in old frames Drawing and
Needle Work neatly framed Call at M Main-St.
JAMES II. MOORE.
Orcestcr, March IL. dlmW2n,
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Canary Seed,

Canary Seed,
PRIME article constantly hand, and for sale III any
~ qiantuy by LEWIS r. LAZELI., Apothecary,
F22d6w 20l Main-st, doors north Am House.
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go the ladies.

WE were in THOMPSON'S SHOE STORE yesterday
w while he opening the largest and best assortment
of SPRING STYLE CATERS we ever saw in the city,
and the prices marked very low We advise all who
are in want of the same TO give him call.
March %. dw3wls
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Examination of Schools.

Examination of Schools.
SENHE Animal Examination Of the Schools in the
Centre District of Worcester will commence the
ensuing week, beginning with the
Colorcd School on Monday, March 25th, P. NJ.
Infant Schools on Tuesday, March 18th, A. NJ. s.
p. NJ.
Primary Schools on Wednesday, March 9th, A. NJ.
g. P. M.
English Schools Thursday, March 2Sth A. NJ.
s. p. Nj.
Classical and English High School on Friday, March
29th, A. Nj. s. p. M.
March. 20, 1850. d&w
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CALL

A ND get the best PAMPHLET issued on Life lnsur
n ance, at the Office of the AGENT 222 MAIN STREET.
JOHN FIELD, Agent for the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Worcester Jan l5 1850. iistf
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House for Sale

Ia A NEW and thorough built two story HOUSE
EAa 4 containing ID rooms well finished. in the most
&2im modern style, conveniently arranged, an excellent
well OF water, with 1000 feet of Land 1t is pleasantly To-
Gated on an emnence within three minutes walk of the
Post Office, commanding delightful prospect of the city
and surrounding courypresenng opportunity rarely
found for those wishing to purchase. Terms liberal In
quire at BROWNS Real Estate Agency Office, No. S
CENTRAL EXCHANGE d6twtf March Of
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Rlas<anan,isco House, Grafton,

40 THE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
sis@ Zens OF Grafton and the public generally that they
nave taken the above named House. and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared times to accom-
MEDIATE the travelling and business public parties of plea
the public patronage. EDWIN s Rail-
GRAFTON, Jan 8, 1850. diff DENNY s. PIITNAM
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TVEN y
- TNIlhT beaLtul sttate In LEICESTER, known as
fn.A L MOUNT PLEASANT" IL consists of about
1kL Fifty of choice Land, and fine House every
way fitted tor family OF isure, or with little expense
could BE- admirably adapted Ms TN Iydrorathc sstabshs
meht. For inquire this Office the subscri>
hrt al the Central Faux. VIM. DICKINSON.
Worcester. lee l9.
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p''tso unanimously. Ds.J, Ac0une Smith made
spesen OF considerable length; We are told tia!
''s'ea 'oAt HaRtet's wsfs died tn stasa3ot
lsm' tfs'1ty cen sisef hearing IL the fate OF her
tuahasd Oh, The tender mercis. ~ tina q oacn.
liar mat tusionl After colIecsiis ,y a.. hsy,s,
Of those fagttven flying from asS, land =, "a
Free" 10 Canada the meeting quietly disper,sd
A NEW TRAeEDY.-IsAAc o.PRAY ESQ. Of TIL.
City has written a new play for the American
Trsgs dian, Buchanan, which has besn very !ayora
bly, spoken Of by the Boston presa where it was
produced with great applause, Toe name given
to the play is "PGTus C.EoINsA" and the scenes
are principally laid ia Rome, though some of the
finer paassges have marked reference to tho later
and greater Republic of the West. We take
pride In every successful exhibition OF American
genius, and from wbst we hare heard in praise OF
this tragedy believe that it reflects great cred'
on its youpg and gifted author We are not In tns
habit of noticing Theatrical performances, bus in
this oase we may hint that Nare.zek produces this
play this evening at the Aator Opera House with
strong caste Mr. BuohanAn sustaining the load
ing character.
e The Star Volunteers tNo. "a Hoae Co. Capt
D Carry numbering 40 muskets, passed our Office
Yesterday. accompanied by G. Whitoonbs City
Brass Band, or their resurn from Harlem, whore
they had been on a target excursion. They made
very shoHy appearance, and target well drilled
testified to the accuracy OF their aim.
EE- Hon. Messrs. GREENE Of b. l., ELIOT OF
Boston, McKIssocK sud RIsLEY Of n y, Dorf o.
Wiac., Roor of Ohio, and FITCH OF WIG wsre
among the Members of Congress who arrived IN
our CITY last night They stop at the Astor.
New MusIc.-Wm Hall 4 Son have recently
published the Jenny Lind Songs in beautiful syle,
ar also sprghtly Waltz by Strakoscb, entitled
"W slcome to Jenny Lind II all the ladies who
flock to he ar Jenny sing, wsh also 20 see her songs
Nessrs. Hall & Son will fud it difficult to supply
The demand.
k5p DgMpsrER gives q Concert-hia 'sas but
ope-at the Tabernacle this evening. He sings
glorious songs and sings them delightfully."-. l, you
lave leisure and four shilings, don't fail to hear him
CHARGE OF GRAM LARCENY Officers Dalton
and Valentine, OF the Seventh Ward yesterday
arrested two young men, named VIM, jones apo
Henry Anderson on charge OF stealing, on tee
25th Of September, from the wharf az the foot OF
pike,t e R. II bundles Of iron rods, valued al
Sll3 The property OF the saltwater MenuiaotafinS
Company of Conn. which had been placed apon the
wharf for shipment. The accused. It appears, al
ter getting possession Of the iron sold il to a Mrs
Kelhame, keeper Of junk shop in W aser at where
IL Wss found by the officers. They were taken
before Justice Timpaon, and committed for exami-
nation
us CIRCUIT CoURr-D ecisiona.--AAes vs.
SpyooueIn relation to patent for revoyer-Ipjuncion
denieo and trial ordered h,u
Goodyear vs. DavMotion for Injunction denied and bib
dlsmissed with coats
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETHIOPIAN OPERA
OThOUYE bavu returned from mnsl successtd tou
yin opeh at The olympic GA MoNDaY EvaMlsa,
sil consat If Songs DJes 0ees Quarlete, Chorusea,
Rtslns sc &c Barle queS italian Opera Dutch Drill,
sch BhaSeIs lnsuumenlS} Solos aud Ethiopian Danees
Aoui slon 25 cents Doors open OF Z; concert at ID
O'Clock Afternoon concert on "Wednesday aud Saturday
e6a,nocre $50
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gS,AR DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTa-New paiI tings recently arrived from E!ofops,
soug v hch 10 6ennenls by KochieE work OF art Of
10 class rha exhibition of paintings by artists OF
he shoye sehoo hsa received many Rddonn and remsinS
spsn al The w tho HS OF the Church OF u
gius Unity Bloadw Ay ba.ween spring and ErncesSs'
ronl 10 O'Clock a. d. iii 10 O'clock z. "a
,sicanin jsl9 Il
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Jew, NFyy- YORK TRIBUNE.

~ vcpW f,Aif,Y TRIBUNE IS y
Ybs sv Sr MORNING SUNDAYS EXGNrIs ~ s,s
:. rue TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, cosSse OF sfnV', '',
ssu-srRsErs OPPOSITE the CITY h s.,s Gents PER
srsa to G G1ss sy advance ne 1s
s s for rs SIX mon6y year At fnS sG I'VE Dollars Per
t"es I've Cents Ms 'skep lo * months
For e aSsa s p9 NssPP s9ysn'5
CURED u All II; tce lose terms are higher nan
epsrs reG zee 5i", are not allowed any difference
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q AsrREA, by o. w. HOLMES, is anew poem
in press by Ticknor, Reed & Fields The tolo"'
ing ID an extract;
The MORAL BULLY, though be never '.., s~ea'''
Nor kicks murders down his entry a.ans, h.&
Though meeABess plants his A''
And non resis,apce ties his white o.ag S ,.sn
In the sam plight with sbylook ga0g bre.st
Hnas he saa passion to bis narrow ose as.
H es, came he'd hounds Yelling 10 ns rear
near ears sa from port the msddened 99ocaneer
Tnai essso ,.yoe comfort whiIe bis acrid words
Feels ~, sss .wses milk of Kindness INFO ourds,
anfn i sIe rim logic prove, beyond debate,
U Uf si ~ Sc love is wo.shiess OF our hate,
Iha at ~ .c.rrsd rpfian Of the pirates deck,
Mh . HE long swivel rakes the staggering wreck
Heaven keep ~ all Is every rascal clown,
Whoa syra 10 stronger tee to knock us down.
Has every scarecrow, whose cachecttc soul
ee 6 ms fresh from Bedlsm, airing ON parole,
who, though he carries but doubtful trace
Ofapaei waits On bis hungry face,
From lack OF marrow or the coins to pay,
Has lodged some gices in q shabby way,
The right to stick ps with MIA cut throat terms,
And bait his homiiies with bis brother wormsl
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n a rE "a N ACLE,

an CONSEQUENCE OF tho ara al SUCCESS o. Mr Apes
Asargrnts Sorg, Sc sslna'ion 10 A@e,lcs,n Ttis.en
for molc jenny lind ss surg oy MT d Odd al tae
En,erlslnnenls al Tho aaue place .he SveniDgs Of
WEDNESDAY, Oct q ara FRlDAY, Oct 4 introducing
II on both occ ssipnn toge h-r his Song Mora
inP Noon, r1s hI-"Tde day Queen n-and yarte-
ty OF Ills popular Soras sLd scottish Bstisos TACK
els 50 cenls. To comuispce OF O'Clock. fE8 ~
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AUTHORIZED EDITION OF
ar mr. y7 CY n

JENNY LIND MUSIC.
sEyHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully call the attention OF
bs public to the suboinsd lstsers from ar Benedict
and siRnor Belletn.
Yhe subscribers claimed 70 b0 the authorized agents
for ge Publishing of the Jenny And musc, and they be-
Msva suboined eiiers satisfactorily prove The founda"
tons OF their caira. -. ,o.o
30 SAMUEL C. JoLLlE, ESQ Strive herewith essigs
to Sou fu exclusive right al the music sung by
Mdlle Jenny Lind in America; also all the music com
posed sung By ia during our soourn 10 the United
atslaR JULES BENEDlVT.
GIOVANNI BELLETFl.
IRVING ROUSE, New. YoRE, Sept 6, 1850,
20 gAmusL G. JoLLlE, Esq: Sty-I certify, With pesa
ysu have ,'aed the Of Firth, Pond Co 10 the
nfy authorized published; and further, that each
gong In duly revised ~ me before publication
IS .6auA JULES 9ENEpICT.
1NPnNINas OF TIslPAaR HALL, Broad way
This Hall, upquesuoDsbly nost magnificent Mdslcs
edce only lhs county but III tho whole Wcrd, un
eGuaiieo grandeur OF lis design the gorgeousnesS
Ito enbt DhineLS and toe rrtngouens for tle uxuflou
accom- dalton CUE which has been constructed
with especial reference The petoctoo OF accouauc 81
Fec, viii be cpepeo eginning OF next month"; wheI
sefrs OF Graud Concerts Will be given BY MADAME ANN
BISHOP IL The OF heae splendd onief aintneni
chuce selections OF classical and popeaf music VIII DC
given on The plan celsareled nuuea
M tho tonseryaUire 10 Pars Loodon Philharmonic
and crest musical festivals IN England and academies
The and vocal and orchestral
ARRANGEMENT the OcCasiUn elh5r Ia espSc 10 nuoeI
or IA M have never bsfore bsen attempted In the Udlteo
sHeS ThB under 1he 4olo dnecAon OF ar Soche@'
p".,ha, nsr,,roin "a IN he 6pIy announced k26
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gAMUsEMEN'rS.
HALL

BROADWAY, oPPUsigE BOND STREET.
TEE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT!
RER, BAaNUGl has The honor TO announce max inc
IFksoysuIh Gfspd Concert OF
AD,LLE JENNY LIND,
VIII lake psce IL the above dal early 10 OctobeF,
and I'm, her Concerts i from thar period be given IN
New York regularly until further notice Particulars here-
afler. 90 VI