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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20
a PROCLAMATION
L o L H E L A d l E s!

WHEREAS, it appears that the days right honor and
scupuious and igdorant daily taking advantage Of
an, whether MAIDS, WIVES, WIDOWS, that DR..
CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS are ALONE the certain
panacea for the troubles incident female disorganza
Sioni they correcting all painful merstruaon
assuaging papatons of the heart disturbed Sleep pain
In the side, and causing health and happiness to the
whole sex; especially the MARRIED PORTION as
they are certain to bring the monthly period with
regularity. AND WHEREAS, these PILLS are purely
vegetable and entirely free from minerals therefore per-
fectly harmless in their operations and wholly unlike
other medicines thrust upon the public, purportiug 10
erect the objects already detailed THEREFoRv BE II
KNOWN, that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DR..
CHEESEMAN will accomplish the desired object, when
DsAPPuNFMEsF has been experienced under the regime
OF OTHER PILLS; and the LADIES will cause this Procla
nation to spread amongst them, to their own everlasting
beneht-always promising that said Proclamation in one
case must be considered null and void; that is to say
that the Pills must not be taken when any female is In
an INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise miscarriage will
be the inc Vitabe result.
Explicit directions, TO be carefully read accompany
each box. Price 81. Sent by mail On enclosing 81 to
Dr. Cornelius Cheesemau, Box 1881, Post Office New
York City, to NJ. B. Green Co., Worcester Mass.
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States.
Given under my hand and seal,
q. L. CHEESEMAN, M. D.
R. D. HUTCH1NGS, General Agent for the United
States, l65 Chambers st. New York, to whom all orders
should be addressed.
GTsold by NJ. B. Green & Co., Worcester.
de- daW6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HILL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my case was one of very bad humor in the blood but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that SICK to call upon you,
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L. L.
Worcester, Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

RemovnI.-Mrs NJ. W.9ERRALD, Physician and
experienced and very successful MIDWIFE has removed
from No "A Newbury street 10 No. 81 Mechanic street,
At the head Of Unon street special attention glvon 70
uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children.
fyJ ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20
octsO dStSvf Foster street opp, B. W Hf Depot

HORSE BLANKETS
For sale twenty-five per cent less than at any othe
place in Worcester, by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

a CASK CREAM TARTAR, warranted
N pure) Just received aud for sale by
CHARLES CLARKE,
ta30 dr. Corner Main and Rlnasant Streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. q SIR. JAMES
CLARK'5 CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS." FOR
SALE BY JOHN Q HILL, APOTHECARY, ME-
CHANCES HALL BUILDING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

MARRIED.
In this city, Feb. Is by Rev. D. W. Faunce, Pau
Mitchell to Ellen DuckWorth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

sANFORD's LIVER INvIGORAT0R FOR SALE
BY JOHN Q hill. APorHEoARY, MEoHANIcg
HALL BUILDING
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMPORTANT To THE LADIES
LARGE Arrival
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD h co., Proprietors, $40 Broadway, New
York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster & Co., MOI
Cornhill Retail Agent. Russell Spalding ~ Tres
mont street, opposite Museum.
Agent an Horcester--G. r. sPURR, Druggist, 2O1
kan street daw6m o29
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Flaggs Block, nearly opposite the Bay State House.
f2o diff
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

Ccnyen'on-hc slowed that The Jones movement wa:
one of preconcerted iactionsne.s. He proved to-"
that the People, Convention was not c, imposed o.
Republicans only, but Of all parties He the entered
into discussion Of principles defending eo quenty
the leading tenets Of the American party and co. ciuf
ing with an advocscyOf the right- Cf the people e
Tertone- agan-t the attempt to force Slavery 3 u
them, a. IN Kansas and Of the rights Of Freedom
against the attempt TO natonaizc Slavery
The Hon. WIN. l.. Dayton then spoke, and w8s
enthusiastically received. He declared himself heartily
interested IN the union Of the opposition AMI in favor
Of the pf1ncplc- of the Americana Registry law.
and requiring OF nauralized citizens to wait year
before voting. &c. He then proceeded 70 defend the
principles Of The Republican party in relation to Sav
cry and other matters Of public policy, such a. the
tGr1h, &c., a. those o! the Wing party and Of Henry
Cay-dOing this IN the most effective and felicitou-
manner. lie proceeded 20 trace the course o the Ad-
mini-iration on the Slavery question: showing how
had violated IT, pledges and the principles of Popular
Sovereignty. He exhibited also the exirayagance Of
the Administration. alluded to the foreign policy OF
Mr. Buchanan. and the measures which were evident
~ in progress for annexation &c. lie closed with an
eloquent passage on the judgments Of Heaven visiting
those nations which volate public right and justice.
we have not space for the full report Of Mr. Day
ton speech nor that OF the Hon. H. inter DAVIS OF
MARYLAND who insisted on the union Of the Opposition
against the Administration in defense of American
principles and the rights of the people
The meeting continued for nearly five hours With un
diminished eIHhusa-m.
Persons from every section 0f the District expre-.
the umos! confidence in the election Of Mr. Nixon aud
say that but very insignificant faction will support
MI Jones. The canvass Is ga be pursued with
abated ardor Mr. Nixon VIII address the people, and
Mr. French s. Stevens, prominent Fi'lmoreitc, who
sumped that District in 1856, has been engaged to
speak at all points
DELEGATES TO TIE RFPrBIIcAS STATE CoSyES-
TIos.-Kiags Co., VIM DiStric'-Seh B. Cole, and
Samuel II. De Mott. Alternacs James W. Rggs
and - Toby.
OnIo.-CIDNOR b. TonPKIss the able aud efficient
Representative from the XVIII Congressional District
of Ohio, has been unanimously nominated by the Re-
pubcans Of that District FOR reelection.
Jay Patrick of Norwalk, il the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the XIIIth District, now repre-
sented by the Hon. John Sherman, Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

4 10. la,e,y deserted her company ior ,na' She
shu ~ 40 ,,Iom be had promised to mar Ger
younS lsI! ,n.orocnt and threatened. II ns n.h;,
heale hiI h would kill his wife AMI him 700. 49, at
p's'lVu' ~" bas boen very perinaCod-y III no.
are" ual 49, % ber control of him. and yer! al Ia;
tenlss rhar sbe bas net him. She has ann T., 5ay,
10 mn, tt L calling at biz store am -. .6a
oohsiu'.e1 Kim near her room Whoh !, Odd
seo, IN mentioned above ,he 10, Nh, g,I hefore
psIoI,s 'nY az him sound beating -. her n
nini .lso. yu' 80 o,o,,.Iing with hm when hc s''0
"a. e. 'Li,g her to shoot him win ''' .h Lar and
PiI..1S' ~ 1re.ert he stood taikin- Wiz ~ no,nes
=; ,he onr.e of his talk called her soi, VI, d Lsd no
Sbe aid She wonM not shoot hiH W" o.. enitbets q
dSsre 10 do 80. but if he ever rePe"'o' ''N
sLe would kiN him. ,...,,,,,;r, him in the
Is., NIGHT she ANNOYED him byfo"o"ins ~. nl ~, o.
-. JIo reonesfed the officers t. arrest net p.i'
s.e. dnino notling openly dsorierly tey decihe9,
5 ~ "ndesvoTed 10 persuade them TO make up 'h'"
vsked together toward the pas'agc-Fey @ad
}er room. when she asked him 10 90 up ',airs
& ~. bey He made a reply in which he repeated the
be had appied the night before. whereupon Sle
Pa. ,bc ,;dol and shot him. tie was taken 10
-. ar, ,..tore. and Officers Slater ana heeer
-. 40 taupys room TO arrest her ohe said 10
So +" Won are gentlemen, and won't deny that
&C., linn This j. the pistol which u make you
,res.n of as have no further use for IT, 80 saying,
sie handed him the pistol, threw away knhe 7e had
r. ber nocket and went quietly to the Satcn"ho1'e
orjv recrettine that she had 10 opportunity 10 kih
Deyelin's intended. a.. Ill ,..
L,TyR.-At a o'clock this morning, the 1ali was
EXTRACTED bv DIR. Blackman, when the wounded man
nt,peared much easier.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
NEw-YoRK HosPrTAL.-weekly report to Sept. >,
A CARD FROM CAPT. DE RIvIERE.

4, The Editor If the Courier de. ELats Una
SIR: Finding myself at last delivered from the
iudicial prosecutions to which / have been 40 un-
Justly subjected come to ask OF you recthcatioa
Of tie facts which have been communicated to you
and which have been caluminOusly applied to my
person. | declare that have never in any way been
connected with fraudulent bankruptcies; consequently
that | have never been mixed up with Judicial pro-
ceedings in France. Such matters may relate to aB
individual whose name resembles mine; but am IN
dgnaIt that they should be attributed to me or TO any
member Of my family
Since the year 1874 have not ceased 10 belong to
the French army. and am now on fnrlongh zen nan
acfirtfJ for temporary mhrnitles, resulting from
wounds received in the Crmea. The very words "l
the document signed BY Marshal valiant, Minister o'
War ..-, =.
A. TO the matter which has served as preten Tor
the urosecuton Of which have been The Yicilm-,Ds
ureepded abduction Of Mis- Blosnt-I declare az that
ba. been aid wing and malicious Invention per,
-1nollv deny having ever abducted Miss Bolnt, ani
sfiV I... Mme Blount. Ny part N that ahair wa
limited To accompanying upon their demand, anh !"
protect al their request two ladies WHO enieaVored 70
escape from AZ Odious tyranny l am ready 10 DO so
Hitherto have been unable 10 defend nysel; bnt
now / intend 10 DO it. and 10 obtain justice ior the
attacks, which all who are acquainted with me kao"
10 b. malignant. ! await from yonr impanialty, or'
reparation os TIE wrong which, upon iase ivr"aon'
Won have done 20 man who walks WIN heai e'7'''
because he ha. the right to carry II 20. -.,--
Accept Sir the assurance OF my Pe,,ec, cois.ue'a-
tIon. lSignedl 'af'' ~ " - "
Neto ioyk, Auz 2 lS,a. ..-,.-...
The Couyr, gives credit 10 the Captains statement
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

Tie stated meeting Of the Managers was held az the
Bible House Astor Place on Thursday, the "a inst,
At u o'cock p. m.. WN. b. CRosBl, esq. Vice Pres
dent in the chair. The Rev. LorJoNEs read the 6'th
chapter of Isaah, aud prayer offered by the Rev
Mr.. BILLIARD.
Seven new societies We're recognized: Of which two
are IN Missouri. two in Iowa. and in Michigan, Texas
and Tennessee, one each.
Various communications were presented relating to
the work NJ home and especially in regard To the ds.
tribution of the Scriptures in California; from j. =
Allen. esq. Of Lima and the Rev. v ID. Collins, Val
uarsiso. in reference to the work in Peru and Chilli
from the Rev DIR. Wilson. Secretary oi The Presbyte-
riap Board of Missions in regard TO printing the Cos
pel Of Matthew in the Benga language spoken ON the
western coast Of Africa from the Rev. DIR. Van Dyck,
Beyrout in regard to printing pocket edition OF the
Arsbic Testament.
Grants were made Of books .vr distribution N lam
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
THE FIRST GUN from OLD SUFFOLK.
LECOMPTON DEEPLY BURIED-TIiE HON.
JOHN A. Soaring STRONGLY REPUDI-

JOHN A. Soaring STRONGLY REPUDI-
ATED.
hasten to inform you that Brookhaven, the Glib
raar of modern Democracy in Suffolk County, has
emphatically put her heel on LecOmpton.
Yesterday the day to select ten delegates to
represent her in County Convention, and as the old
motto, GAS goes Brookhaven goes the County,
was well learned, the forces Of Mr.. Lecompton were
well drilled and brought into action. Mr.. Justice,
however, appeared with modest army, clothed in
honesty in opposition. and entered the field The fol-
lowing tickets
Ieeov pton. AntiIeeompton
Brewster oodhln, esq. The Hon. John NJ. Williamson.
The Hon. Selah b. Strong. The Hon. Goo p. Mills.
1t is the heading of the tickets without giving the
whole ten send you that you may see by the caber
Of the men that Lecomptou. although surrounded by
judcie robes, had, so far as Brookhaven was con-
cerned, breathed his last.
The contest was between John A. Soaring for nomi-
nation and William II. Ludlow for the succession.
Ludlow the day by the large majority of II out
of 256 votes cast.
p. S.-The Town Of IsIip has gone by handsome
majority of Ludlow.
Poor Lecompton is dead in old Suffolk. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

The Congressional conferees of the Hon. John. A.
Ahls District, the XVIII, met the 1T inst, at
Bridgeport, Pa. The District is composed Of York,
Cumberland and Perry Counties. Cumberland
County voted for Mr. ALL York County voted for Mr..
Fisher and Perry County for Mr.. Mcintyre, through
fourteen ballots. There is result yet, each county
adhering to its candidate. The cOnerees viii meet
again tomorrow.
-Chapin Hall is the name Of the Republican cam
dida,e for Congress in the XXIVth District of Penn
sylvania, comprising the Counties Of Warren, Me-
Kean, Elk Clarion, Venango, Forrest Clearfed and
Jefferson. Mr.. Hall is not professional politician,
but is widely known au upright business man, with
an iron will. He belonged originally to the Demo-
cratic party but being too honest to indorse the Bor-
derRufian outrages acted with the Republicans in
1861. This District gave Buchanan a small majority
in 1856; since then, however. the Anti-Lecompton
Democrats have become quite numerous. They are
very much dissatisfied with their present Representa-
tive Judge Gillis, who went blndly for the Admins
trsion in the last Congress, and who against
Mr. Hall for reelection. He was elected ID 1856 by
plurality of 67l in poll of about 10000.
The following letter from Gov. Reeder speaks for
itself:
EAsTON Pa, Aug. % 1888.
DEAR SIR: observe in your last number resOlu-
ton of the county meeting Of Carbon County, u0ml-
mating me the candidate for Congress in this dis
trict, and highly complimentary editorial article
upon the subject in appreciation of the resolution
20 fi.e citizens 81 vOur county who have thus demon
strated their confidence and kindly feeling, well as
10 yourself cannot but entertain the most grateful
feelings. / am compelled, however, to decline the
honor of being their candidate. had supposed that
my decision upon this subject was understood. In
this county it certainly was, although perhaps not In
yours. Those who know me know that even when in
the dominant political organization of the district, my
tastes were not in that direction, and that when n
much younger man. twenty years ago, declined
a similar nomination rendered by the Conference when
in session, although that nomination equivalent to
an election. To accept il now, it were to be fol-
lowed by an election, would involve sacrifices which
do not feel called upon to make, and must therefore,
beg TO be excused. This is the less TO he regretted as
ii will enable me better To- advance the great OF
political reform, by laboring in my true position of a
man who has selfish ends and who rates his profes
sona and social standing higher than the pursuit OF
public Office. With repetition of my thanks or the
kindness Of friends remain,
Yours truly A. H. REEDER
T.. III. RAucH esq.
THE dustin State Gazette of the 2lst inst, an
ncunces that at the recent election in Texas the Dem
Ocrats elected their whole State ticket, as follows;
Roys T Wheeler, Chief Justice Of the Supyeme Court
G W. Buckley As.ociate.Justice
Malcolm d. Graham, Attorney General
Clement X. Johns, Controller.
Cyrus X. Randolph Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

rico. Mexico; Oibwa Testamen'- 10 the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; book.
to the American Tract Society for distribution by COL
porteurs. New Testamelt- to the Massachusctt- sun
day-sciOOl Union Bibles and Testaments in various
languages for distribution among seamen n Rotter-
dam Holland; 10 Missionary Society Of Netboii..
Episcopal Church, books TO the amount Of s20 for
distribution at Bucnos Ayres; 500 FOR r,rintin, a
pocket edition Of the Arabic Testament AZ Bevrou,
\ 1merous grants were made To- small and feeble an1
iar es TO supply the destitute and to needy sbbatb
schoo where there are suxiiaries; together with
sixteen olumes for the blind. 4 new agent was ap-
pointed fn Western Kentucky in the place Of the
Rev Mr.. Ph rson, resigned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

FATAL FALL FROM AWrsDow.-CoronerP Perry he',
an inquest at the New-York Hospital on the o"uy .,
Mary Hail. an Irish woman q years Of age, VINO uieu
from the effect Of injuries. On the night OF ',' -
inst the deceased sa, in sn open secOnd--'ory "a""
premises No. % Bayard street, where : suppose
she go, asleep, and losing her balance, e 10 's sue
wax. Size sustained fracture Of the skH!! ana o'ne'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
fAdyerti.cmert
Tur C.SToy TEA COMPANY hove 81

- yer, variety Of TEas for Grocer. and Tespes -
; s.flie. souchons Oolons. and Young COZ m 80
p o. pow der and lmpers fron -, 20 oee ~. f
20 sS.., sarsly low Also StD bose. soot f.sL p.sN
III CAR sna examine q. No. ls5 ChashsU" 'N""
snd Roosevelt Es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
ANVIL
RgADY's GALLERIES.

PHOTOCKAPhs
AvsgorYgEs ASp DAcrtssyorrSf's s.a -,
A. q, sra rs Broedwsy se~-fork' and N" 'o@ reosJ''
..'i.',y Wa,hingtOn D. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

FATAL RrS OVER CssuMTr.--Some two weeks
ago Henry Fleischer, u German, while standing or
walking in Broadway nearly opposite Trinity Church.
wa. struck by one ofthe Knckerbocker line Of stages.
knocked down and run over. One OF his legs was
badly crushed beside which he received other severe
injuries. ,IIe was conveyed to the boardlng-house
No 22S Division street, where he received medical at
tenton, notwithstanding which, however, he failed
gradually till Saturday when he expired from his in
.juries. Coroner Perry has the Gaze in charge and
will hold inquest on the body to-day. Mr. Flcischer
it Is said lived in Philadelphia, and his remains have
been or will be taken there for interment. The
currence which resulted in the death Of Mr. Fleischer
is supposed TO have been purely accidental.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
advert sssn-nt
CYRUS w. FIELD.

IMPERIAL PHoroSRIPH or CYRUS W FIELD 90 -...
-, p.,,y-, G,LlrRY No. $50 Broadway over Thomp''n'
ssoca
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
IAdysr'IsrlIrlI'I r
OLIVE FEVER An

..rs phi xll cure In weeb, tnns the sofw 80
b., .xi.,. Free q1DiIe and osr,sf'"t'S ~ "
R,s,ys 4 P.EA No - Park ros
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

CHARGED WITH GRAsD DLsRcEsr.-festertsy after
noon Officer Wilson of the Sixth Precinct arrested %
the Five Points dirty y-looking oaicr giving his name
as William Powell, charged with stealing horse.
wagon and harness from Thaideus p. Howell of No.
ss3 Delaney street. Howellaleges that on Thursday
last he gave Powell of money and sent him With
the horse aud wagon to market, for the purpose of
making purchases of clans and oysters Powell not
returning at the appointed tme Mr.. Howell came to
the conclu.on that he had disposed of the property
and run off, The matter being reported to the Police.
Officer Wilson took the in hand, and soon after
found the wagon at backsmths shop IN Baysrd
street, and the harness at place in James street.
where Powell had sold it for g. So The accused WA
taken before Justice Connolly, and ent to prison 70
await trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
POLITICAL.

The Hon. John +. Potter, The present member, ""S
been renomnated by accamation a candidate or Oon
cress from the Ist Wisconsin District.
Official returns have been received from every
county in Kentucky but Letcher County. Revill :
DEM official majority is O9j. The vote OF Letcher
is 363 for Revil and III for Mckee This would give
Revill a majority of 1891.
The official returns Of the recent election in North
Caroline, as furnished by The Nortt Carolina Stand
ard are:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

Tie September Term of the Court of General Ses-
.ions. Judge Russell presiding, commences to-day
with the following calendar of cases for disposal
Burglary. 2l grand larceny, 3D. robbery A. forgery,
Q: felonious assault and battery, TO- abortion, l.;
murder, 4; abandonment, ); manslaughter, ?; re-
ceiying stolen goods, g. bastarly, !; arson, ,; bge-
my, / rape, /; felony, l. Total, ".
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

An inquest was held at No. 90 Baxter street BY
Coroner Connery the body of Peter McCue, child
five years and two months old, who died from tho
effect of injuries received in consequence OF falling
from nm upper window of the aforesaid premises to the
sidewalk thereby producing conclusion OF the brsis
A verdict of accidental death rendered by tho
jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

Two hackmen, agains, whom compliant had been
made by Geo. W. Blunt, esq. for charging more than
the legal rates Of fare yesterday fined = each.
Tie legal rates Of fare are high in this ciiy-'nuch
higher than the general average Of other ctie--and
ought to satisfy our Jehu,. II gentlemen would fol-
low Mr.. b. example and report at the Mayor OF
fee all attempts at extortion BY the gentlemen OF the
whip, which have become quite common o; late, the
nuisance would soon be abated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
MORE YELLOW FEvrR ARRIVALS

MoRF fEtfpW FLYTR ARRlviL'.
Tie Spanish brig Inn.acalada. from s.. Jago de
Cuba for Bremen, put into Ibis pcr yesterday Capt
Itida, first and second mates aud one sailor having
died Of yellow fever The vessel was brought into
port by Mr.. Strong second officer Of the Ship Rich
moud, who boarded her on the 2sth of August in
lat. 3j. lOn 6llO for tliat purpose. Mr. Strong
msnei on deck during the whole time he was on
hoard.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

THEANrRIc,S STATE CoSyESrfos.-The following
Gentlemen were elected as delegates from the XIth
Assembly District, Goth Ward:
D,l,o1tsa ilrSyadfc5.
Aiyah T. Garfield, Oseor A Lee,
Robert r. Williams John l.. Rockwell
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

DrI1l Sl0Ma SociETY.--A new society under this
title composed Of young men. members OF eyaugel-
cal churches in the eastern part o. the city organ
zed on Friday evening last at the house Of Of the
members in Henry street. Tie object of the A,sOci-
alton : the mutual religious Improvement of young
christians by the delivery Of essays Bible subjects,
comparing Of religious thoughts &c. The following
named gentlemen were elected officers Dr.. YER
anus Morse President; James II. Manizk Vice Presi-
dent Frederick &. Hansen, Secretary james G.
Cooper Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
CIT Y ITEMS.

AcADTsT OF MusIo.-The opera has been lib, "a y
paironized during the past week. This evening Y,
ev,r-iresh and welcome Barber WI be given wit
a strong cat: Madame easier A. Roma S.gnor La.
bocetta under engagement to ". Strakoch reappear,
a. Count Amay VA oue Of the best representatives Of
the part tie lyric stage; VI. Gassier Figaro, ari
Sgnor Pierni his first appearance here a, Don Ba.
silo. Dnring the mu-c-lessoD scene, Madame Gssser
will introduce the Waltz Of yenzano" and Vicux-
temps variations On the Carnival Of Venice"