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sONTAG'S CONCERT.

Wl The Public respectfully informed that the ness
d Madame eONrA0 OF such serious nature that at tno
pe,ent moment the day OF her first APPEARANCE cannot 10
hsS with any certainty. The opinion however OF her
asSeal sSyissrs L. that abe viii be able 70 sing MON
DAY, Sept "a. .or,cr
Al thu Tickets Issued for Monday, Sept 20 viii be good
/ b .as evening Of the 6,s, Concert
Ioss Ssscus Of having they money returned S please
MI On fsssssy and Wednesday. Sept y AND u I1ssiI
Sla 0sloshl q she Ausio sseso 0' "''~' n~n1
ma r.ssrsd Tickets win be offered S' 'sls On THURSDAY
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Sysriai Mcfires.

~ New-York Horticultural Soctety.-The
r.1 xhibon is open st Metropolitan Hall Several
ia,da Rnpnnas-one from I. BsTnun, ESQ., nearly ~
S.h;h md IN fruit; Collection of inimitable model
go, Townsend Glover ESQ large aud gorgeous dis
, 81 anses Oahhas Cut Flowers Pot Pla - Sc nuner-
Rsnavets and Bsst Of surpassioe beauty .ge show
s Sa,as Pears Apples Of p,ising excel
I'D great many rare and pretty thoss make up
FEC u Sb;binop which will richly repay visit TICK
4, Is cents Members who nave not 0eo" "''''0N F'
AR, their tickets at the door.
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ry spirit Nlanifestatlons- a. No 78 Wsst
H. Fox family Of Rocheste now Ie.ue onoortuuities
sn't I9sS the phenomeu. of spihma,@ to Sapdd
SsUsr. Hours for Private io P1', tS IS and from
.O No one received Saturday or sunday
a inquiry.
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MUSICAL WADE MECUM.-A Man

MUSICAL WADE MECU M.-A ndI-
" uaI Of the Science of Music, adapted TO the wsnts
OF 7, achers and Scholars BY Herman SaToni tdtor OF
"Maxs Musical Compo.ition &C This Work Is what lls
title imports most useful companion 10 every Musician ana
and an auabe aid TO every student ThewoIk
Is divided into ELK general pats, IS fellows VIZ;
PART I.-Meody.
PART II-Rhythm.
PART descriptive OF the various human
voices different instruments together with their scales
ard The manner Of their potstion.l
PART IV-Hsrmony and Composition-The Elementary
PASr v.-Hsmony and ComPssiuOu-The Aesthsii;
Forms ,.,<x.,
To these are sdotd a CONDENSED History OF Music By
Epocbs and yer, full and carefully arranged Alphabetical
III s.o an the terms used BY musical writers with their
explanations ,- s,oa..i,oo voluma nrinted
- snos,ine paper and elegantly bound IN cloth Pnes
a. IS lust pubn.hed By MASON LAY no Z, rMn
,nw New York; OLIVER DITsoN, No. 10 washington
81 Boston.
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CTOCK and BUSINESS STAND for

~ sALE.rhe undersigned, successor 20 the late hrm OF
Messs Warren Davis, nt~nds retiring, the let OF Do
next from the Fsaey Goods business 10 which he hs1
been successfully engaged snd abToSd snos 1884, and
offers tor sale liberal terms the ente esrsb ishment t
Is well known sd excessively pstronib-d throashout tho
United states sud In better position or the
Transaction of coed profitable business than IL no~
Joys With superior advantages Ia Importing certain k'ada
goods and connexions abroad tor purchasing and mana
featuring equal TO any other house having at present
largely reduced well assorted fresh stes Of mostly
staple sasbe Articles lease of excellent snf COM
ocous store very moderate rr0t this estshshmenf
offers opportunity rarely offered 70 those wshioe enter
upon q safe lucrative and ~eestablished business.
Application 10 be m.d- without delsy 20
WIN. w. WARREN, No. ~ Kilbxst.
Bostpn. Sent II. 1852
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USTRALIA-Being a brief compen-

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,--v,,. Department.-Ths Treasurer OF me IRE ere
ersrsfuy acknowledges the reeeiP. e WSow
On samuel r. syms Esl a. oo"s'O NeW York Sept.
nd Orphans Fuhu " JOuN 8. GILES, Treasurer
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AN INDISPENSABLE BOOK fol
~ EVERY FAMILY.-This day published In on

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ITO Young Men.-Thee is no pisce wtefs yS p.
an spend you evenings more Pr.taSss RpSssssy He
BANKSs commercial Ataden y NO of m trough
no pTsscs Of ana sos ees.nee
ssrcaniile HAND W itiDg which ior viii and
,hn, ne Journal for sale at the rooms Pnee' 81.
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COLOREO SERVANTS WANTED.
.AlLY GOVERNESS.-An English

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men. Waters Sc for private families Apply AZ No las
Grandst Situations now ready.
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A s general HoUsEMAID, by a respect
n able young Woman, 10 . small private family or as
Chambermsid Has gOoa reference Apply ct No 81 Clark
sonIt
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70 is easier than cure,
go md The SAVING Is worhv belief b.liness le 10
,,,sn,ion And is disease which very ssht care
~. ' " n,syept Those who reason u oomp,ah "
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5000 ,o he the Scst PREVENT of badness the mos
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN LAND CoMPaNf,
No % Nassaust, New York, sept II lSo&
- Notice. An sdourneo Meeting OF the ,,e
AZ his Association viii be held at the EHcnaSse o. a.
&c. g., ,he Citv OF Boston THURSDAY, sept -, 81
a ass,e, !" "I my s II FLEETWOOD, Secretary.
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" Letters, Orderr Parcrir' SPECIE ns ,b S Ssh
~ Gov P.d, hsyre and all parts of France by IN
A"' iO' si"' INV LIVINGSTON, WELLS, CO,
No. "a Broadway.
D,,ts and letters OF credit usual.
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FORMATION WANTED-O OF

II PHILIP BARRY, painter. who formerly 10 Mdsd in
Germ.nst Phil'd. lphis Hts return HON, will much re-
u-ye he anxiet, OF his friends and he will hs enabled 10
commerce business Let him write immediately 10 old st'
drefs
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VNSTRUCTION.-AF French Gentleman,
INVALID or SICK LADIES WISH
NTATRIMONIAL.-An American Cen

to engage Nurse, with requisite lefersnce,
hear of suitable by inquirng al IS Sd st. corner VI
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INEXPERIENCED SERVANTS.-Fam-
E,AMILIES in WANT of faithful, wor-

thy and comp. tent D'mss'ic Servants, Tor city or
cour tfy obtain the office No $40 Gr,od ct
the Bowery. N. B-A few Protestant Girls wanted
|. WATTS.
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AS CUTTER-Ina Clothing Store, by a
"A young Man thoroughly acquainted with his business
Inquire for MORRIS LEVY, al No. 10 Bsyard.sl
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Board and Rooms.

A CENT? EMAN and WIFE and fouY
~ or five .nsls Gentlemen can be accommodated With
sosrd and plesssu, Rooms ss No II VGss It., oeS "
Iohn's Park
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tors: one as Cook Washer and Ironer, the other as
Chan IN aid and Waiter Laundress have go ID city ref
erepces om their be at No 28 East
l9th-st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

TnEY'R NOT MlNE.--Somebody once told us
a capital anecdote of Sheridan, which, never
having been in print, we desire to preserve. 1t
reads thus:
certain wealthy nobleman invited the dra-
matist to visit him, during the shooting season,
at his country seat. Sheridan went; but be-
ing no sportsman, found it rather dull work.
At length, finding himself one day left alone, he
concluded to take gun \apd tiXings,) and try
his luck. An attentive game keeper profered
his slryices as attendant, which were perempto-
rly declined, determined that his want of skill
should not be made the subject OF remark i'll the
servants hall The result of his tramp might
be anticipated, and he found himself returning
homeward without even feather for trophy,
convinced ofone of two things, towit either that
the gun was very poor one or that he did not
understand its use.
Crossing u field, in the centre of which was
pond, and around which had gathered q large
Hocl, of geese, ducks, hens, etc, he noticed the
farmer leaning upon the fence, watching their
gambols; and was seized with an irresistible
desire to try his skill upon the feathered objects
of his attention. Accordingly, he marched up
to ''Hodge,'' who seemed quite indifferent to his
approach and thus accostcd him:
My friend what shall ! give you for per-
mission to discharge both barrels into the mils
of that flock?
g Wull,'' answered the north countryman
" al dun know, art thou much iy er shot ?"
:" Much Of Shot2 Oh, Slightly embar
rassea,) y middling. only middling,"
"Wull, how fur wilt thou stan off,
s. Hom far oh, say about twenty yards,
Wull, ar shood thing thou mightst give
half guiny.''
g Half a guinea: Pretty good price; how
eyer, I'll do it,
Accordingly the ground was measured, Sher
dan took his stand, and with deliberate aim
discharged both barrels, killing and woundin
many more than even he had anticipated
"Ha hap he laughed, gathering up tn,
spoils, and approaching the old farmer, VIII,
seemed quite undisturbed by the result, g yo,
didn't expect l should kill so many, did you ,
"Well, noa! | carnt say as did, but still
yer knaw, it's nothing TO l, ger kaa,c, 6eeo
they're not mine.
After the shock was over, the wit gave him nj
extra half for his shrewdness, and Il tiS
pound note for his solemn promise never to men
tion it, and treating the matter as unintentional
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

A FIGHT BETWEEN THE TURKS ENsLtsH.--A
letter from Constantinople dated July /. says: All
The whole Frank population here in fever of
element in consequence of untoward event which has
laid the British under the necessity of
tering into hot dispute with the Porte Last Tuesday,
the 10th uitimo the yiceroy Capt Seager number
Of passengers proceeded usual the Bosphorus At
the first station which is Arnaont kuey, the captain
ing alongside the wharf.-the therefore went higher to-
brother -in-law -'ti =. .5 'a'
On approaching the landing couple of Turks attacked
the sailor sent shore with the rope the captain there
upon jumped shore and reconstructed with them In
the meanwhile the passengers quietly coming of
the steamer when the pachas and boamen and
other rfratf armed with stones and deadly weapons
collected in instant aud rushed towards the Franks
who were on terra tir1na
dreadful scute ensued the passengers, mostly Eng
s, and unarmed for while resisted the asssilants who
dealt with their clubs right and left the latter finally
Withdrew into the palace Seven Englishmen, of known
responsibility. wounded less; young
named Henry Jacob severely beaten that his
life despared The arbor master is also among thu
ill-treated Several times he attempted in his official
character appease the Turks but his efforts of
avail r s'7 Elf5s6 -i-
When the police officers up they quietly sail that
they authorized to interfere and that they could
not help the sufferers in any way Yesterday, individual
and collective complaints against the barbarous treatment
experienced sent to Colonel Ross who will doubt
obtain ample satisfaction for the injuries of the sufferers
The defence of the Turks that they had repeatedly n
formed the of the steamer that he should not land
the passengers in front of the Pacha,s palace. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

THERE'S AN EYE WHICH IS DARK
There's an eye which is dark and which beameth with
soul.
And gem-iike the light round it plays.
And it telleth a tale with its every roll.
as into its depths you gaze.
There are lips which can vie with the rubys red hue
And they of the noss-rose born.
As, al wet with the trembling and fragrant dew,
1t reflects the first rays of the morn
There's heart which is warm and oerowipg with love
And with generous feeling it beats,
Spreading sunshine around like the light from above
Which the opening loweret greets
Not for me is the glance of that dark-rolling eye
And those lips | never may kiss,
Not for me does that heart ever watt fond sigh
Not for me is its sunshine of bliss JRM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

The following beautiful lines have been attributed to
iul"er-whether correctly not do not know They
are from the NewYo York Knickerbocker
Into my heart silent look
Flashed from thy careless eyes,
And what before was shadowy, took
The light Of summer skies.
The fiFst-born Love in that look.
The Venus rose from out the deep
Of those inspiring eyes.
My life, like some lone spot
a spirit passes DER
Grew instinct with glory not
In earth or heaven before:
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spot,
And shook the leaves Of every thought
Thy presence wandered Ger
My being yearned and crept to thine.
As if in times Of yore.
Thy soul had been part Of mine.
Which claimed it back once more
Thy very self no longer thine,
But merged in that delicious life
Which made us one Of yore.
There bloomed beside thee forms as fair
There murmured tones as sweet.
But round thee breathed the enchanted air
Twas life and death to meet
And henceforth thou alone vert fair.
And though the stars had sung for joy.
Tiny whisper only sweet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

HAN" Pierce TOO COLONEL i''--Col. jeff Davis
Gently made political speech before the Granite Club of
Memphis As the report goes he first pitched into Gen
Scott. and then alluded to Mr.. Graham in this wise
cept that he found in very bad company, Though
hr G. had held several prominent stations yet act OF
his had ever attracted his observation to make any
marked impression and he would say of him as Johny
Brown said of his dog When asked why he was going TO
hang him. that he had never done angtting Yes, said
John. that is the l going to hang him. Here
the is said have made of those emphatic
indicative that proper response is desired from
the audience. The response not delayed. A tall
hunter. from Tppah instantly exclaimed Hang Pierce
Colone The pith and pertuence Of the reply CON
yulsed the crowd and confounded the speaker Aber-
Ieen Miss } Independent E9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

THE COURSE OF TRUE LovE.-The Memphis Eagle aud
Enquirer, of August 10, says: . ,,-,er
A young and loving couple who their way TO
get married unfortunate to be run away Wth
Sunday morning. about mile from this city on ths
State line plank road They driving aloiss 10
buggy at moderate pace coming towards the when
the horse suddenly took fright and started ou al inil
speed first throwing the gentleman out and afterNafs
the lady both of whom fortunately escaped without more
injury than few bruises The buggy was mads per-
feet wreck of aud the horse was damaged considerably
he most unfortunate part however was, that the gentle
man and lady compelled 10 postpone their naptias
until another day
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MITSlC STORES, ETC.
EgoRATIo d. HEWITT, PIANO sss,z,x..,

EgORATI0 d. HEWITT, PIANO-.akazzggs.,a,s- ggs.,,s-,.
Il Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, Camp Hi d9XegSS@
strost Newtreaaa, would respectfully the II mi IF n
attention 10 and Gvt9nipE2 = " Y
MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all
descriptions 2isp bt9 w PA No
F0ETEs from the the n makers the unied States a5i
EUROPE, among which BE- lfpd those Of A STODART CO.
o. NewYerk, Hall son, Of Newiork md PLEYEI CO. Of
pi9 The above netrnpeloi The following kinds GRAN D. Sc
Nf GRAND pICCOLU, FICCOl.O OBLI&UE AND SQEARE-gru
Of the clsbrad make tho world combining all tile late
improvements had the aubsHfibe style
Of s. So "a ~ and GetaTeg they VIII b. sold a manufacturers
prc5s. MUSICAL NERCHA:DS c ali Enta and quantity
Among oters eep conatnuy the largest
selection ACCGRDE0SS brought Southern market
reasonable GUITARS,
tqrta by WILLIAM HALL SON. from the approved SPANISH
MODELS These the first class
stand The climate The sah5criber has had experience in
the Muc m Northern cities well as SewOrlsans and
thoroughly acquainted e uite9t1stlla Of Ae bnnsH His
ato the etlaced thet has hs the Southern mhrsrt
his be wit 4lEy have l-lo;-d
stock tr ali Kinds of NIIStCAL
QUESTIONABLE MUSIC Tie AGAiGi Public spscuy
ugr q ~ eai aud "a h. 7taak.
fel3 Iyos HORATl0 u. HEWITT 80 Camp st., N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

lGH PRicEs OREGoN. The Washington Republic
ayS letter recently received from gentleman residing
1t Oregon City represents that the gold mines in the
prices Of everything up to those of California The mill
rs were at the date of the letter Offering So hushe
oats 81 25 per bushel for hams 81 cents per pound
Labor of all kinds high and scarce and the Deputy
surveyors paying from $40 to S1o0 per mouth for
Zach man they employed Goods, the letter says
higher in Oregon than in California, most of the mer
chants in the first mentioned territory get their supplies
in the latter; and the cost of living in the Atlantic
States, it is thought, is only onethird of what it is in
Z Oregon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.


k aeonorto with squiaoHs Of heir charter Company
eubm e arn statement:
Amount Of received for ending July 27 q
Amount risks July 49, ss9. va q
sGs7,93 IL
of ~tch there have been received, viz: -
For Fire Premiums a13a,?5s Is
Sor ptslnpn''. sis's;i ss
For lie ffehil1"s.. iz,t9S2
Lem premiums terminated. oolos p
Rst1rn pfsmnns is''i ~ iS.Jss os
Earned year sn4iss July
Pad n same nero5 hs follows VIZ; .,.t.,,r
l"Gsea on FIRE ssSs1sd 10
Loses On @ MGrn Risks i3SSg tSI5 ~ ~
I"sS"s on yer dS ~
LhSass On Lie INKS ~ w
$86s,iss IS
Rfiusu7aoees, Espensss etc. ........ .s72,8ro 81
i@ss Interest, Discount ric 6529' IL ''''t '" 3I 40
Net prof year ending .uiy ~, 80 6s
The Company have tae toIlo,ying Asssts: -
Re9 5a oeing amount paid casa ior same Is
b. s 5 Rs:s,gq2 s i; Premium m SoG: ;; il he : o s, 30
leans, worth double amount omlel 33sl5 So
Ogs fer penhm of collection s9SS 70
TstAIAssets 1s0l4 ~
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Para og oELsAss,l
remembered the a judy, ls52 before e sub
s cHHRLEs "S j. MANso%i Secretary & tie Crescent Mutual
s s5os !S 5 e, b 5 aeaops ] 5 ~ atn n I
r,erp the h'ots 6f said GoTFqny % e,...
(sigled, c. Y. JoNTE, Second Justice Of the Peasa
g- Tie Trustees have pgy Of sIA PER
CENT the csrtaeaes profits ard i35 10
thereof legal representation and after tie
st' isy OF 4 yussrsEt.
They have declared dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT tie
Premiums Company for the ending the 3h july
l52 uhe will be issued and alter TIE SECOND
(signed) C.. ). sfANsoE1. Secretary.
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
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