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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Probate Notice,

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF E. SNO-
d WHITE, DECEASED.-Notce is hereby given that
Tuesday, the l4th day of September A. d. 1855 is the
of E. Snowhite late Of the city Of Marysville, Yuba
county, deceased Therefore all persons interested
notified TO appear before the Hon. S. M. Bliss
Probate Judge Of Yuba county, at the Court House in
tember, at ten o'clock A. NJ, to show cause, if any
they can, why the said will should not be admitted to
probate.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Prob ate
Court this 4th day Of September, A. D. 1855.
WIN. SHARKEY,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
sep5td BY NJ ID. DoBBINs, Deputy
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Syrup OF Yellow Dock, Sarsapariila, aud
IOdlde Of Potash.
would inform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my concentrated Syrup Of Yellow Dock
Sarsaparia and Iodide Of Potash, as the very best
preparation Of Sarsaparilla in use
We simply ask trial Of this medicine. 1t is fur
nished to the trade in boxes containing one doz bot
ties each, and suppielupon the most favorable terms
Ample directions acco.Apany each bottle.
Apply TO s. 4. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
jeoh Frststreet, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Yuba Lodge, No. ., l. o. .OIO.F.
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening, at 5 o.
clock. -
Z. A. KUSEL, y. G.
WM. X. HUDSON, Recording secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Hoard Of Equalization.

Thursday, Sept.9
Board met, approved of minutes of past
meeting, and adjourned sine die.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
LEATHER g FINDINGS.
TO SHOEMAKERS.

WTE have received within the last month, direct
w from New York
5000 lbs. Eastern Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather
best quality.
60 doz. French Calfskins different makes Weighing
from ~ to 60 lbs. to the dozen.
10 doz. Best Kip.
doz. French Patent Leather, superior article
3 doz. do Opera Calfskins, new article
40 doz Innings and Top Skins, assorted colors.
ALSO-Bark Tan, Sheep Skins, Lace Leather, Bind
ing Skins, Lasts, Crimps Trees, Thread &c. compris-
ing fnll assortment OF everything necessary for the
trade.
We particularly invite attention to our stock of
LEATHER, which is unsurpassed by any in the State
and zee aciH sell at San francisco prices
aug2l-lm ]. II. WRIGHT co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

HEALTH OF W. !. FEEGUsoN.-A 4 corresponC-
ent Of the Union, writing from san Francis
co, Sept. 18th, says:
take pleasure in Icing able to annoence
that the appearance Of W. Ferguson this
morning Is much better than it has been since
he became debiiitated by the wound in his
leg This Intelligence will be the more wei.
come from the fact that rumor, only few
days ago, placed his health in such an immi-
nently critical condition that his friends
feared that he was about to die; and YOUR
telegraphic reporter announced him as get
ting worse These reports were not without
foundation, but they sprung from a false
basis, namely, the appearance of Ferguson,
instead of the reports of his physicians
by the way, left room for the worst appre.
tensions, by refusing to give an opinion in
the case After the wound began to suppur
ate, the patient, Of course, declined much in
strength and flesh, which very naturally ere
ated anxiety among his friends DIR. Angle
last night informed me that Ferguson has
been improving for five days past, and that
although it rs as yet impossible to predict the
result Of the wound, yet he has hardly ever
known case where so dangerous u wound
remained more free from tad symptoms; and
that so long as Ferguson retained good ap
petite, which was at present the case, no
bad effects need he feared from suppuration.
This morning visited him, and found him
looking comparatively well His expression
and color have improved, and he speaks with
out so great an effort as at first lie regrets
that his sacramento friends should have rot
a wrong impression as to his health, and re.
iterated remark that he is amply provided
for 10y his friends in San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Information Wanted

NF L F.DUF0UR, who left Westenhaver's Ranch,
~ near Marysville, about the 23d of January last
while laboring under temporary insanity Any infor.
nation concerning him will be thankfully received by
NJ. r. McGregor, Marysville, or by Frank. Dufour,
at Nevay, Indiana.
g2H5- Stockton Argus please copy one month an
send bill TO this Office. aug24-1m*
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

A STORY OF GENERAL THUMB.-Galiguani
noticing the fact that Barnum had passed
through Paris, on his way to Baden, where
he proposed to exhibit Gen. Tom Thumb,
tells this story of the young General"
The General has now attained his twenty
first year, and, though "in mind a man, is
in bulk less than baby still" 1t is told Of
him thatin a recent angry discussion with
his mother in whose favor he had recently
made his will, the dame menaced his little
person with fogging unless he complied
with her wishes. But Tom, notwithstanding,
continued to hold out, until, finding himself
suspended in mid-air in one hand and the
birch ready to be applied in the other, he
roared out, at te top of his voice mind
what you are about, mother; if you hit me
I'll change my will, you may derend on it!'
and the birch, as by enchantment, fell harm
less from the uplifted hand,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

STOCKTON REMINIsCENsEs OF HERMAN Lo-
MER's WIFE-On the 4th September, says the
Bulletin, we published the curious story of
two precious swindlers, the brothers Lomer,
one of whom figured, in the early days of
California, at Stockton and San Francisco,
and both of whom have lott9rly made Peru
a hot residence for themselves In the San
Joaquin Republican we find the following
related of Mrs. Lyons, or Lynes, the wife of
the brother Herman.
An establishment which was carried on in
Market street. near Center, in 1850, called
the american Hotel" will be remembered
by many Of the older residents of Stockton.
This was conducted by Madame the presum-
ed wife Of Henry Lomer ="
The marriages Of Mrs. Lynes (that was the
name that was adopted will be remembered
by many. The marriage with the happy
husband No. took place in Sonora. They
lived together but a short time, the husband
being rude enough to doubt the virtue of his
acquisition. Mrs. Lynes, previous TO her sec
ond marriage, occasionally made her appear
ance on the stage of Bingham's theater, rs
Pauline or Juliet, as occasion might req uire
The Herons, Haynes, and Davenports were
not plenty in those days She WAS fond Of
representing herself as the companion" OF
some great lady in England, and would have
spurned the idea Of being waiting maid.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
ISAAC D iNFORTH,

II South Market Street
The above certificate is from well known and
highly respectable Merchant OF Boston, and is entitled
to the fullest confidence.
seth W. Fowe Co., 13S Washington street, Boston,
Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry Johnson & Co., Wholesale Druggists
LAG Washington street, San Francisco sole agents for
the Paclc coast.
DR.. II. D. Kelly, Druggist, agent for Marysvillc.
anr24-ln
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Snistellaneous.
E5V n. .NTETED,

&40OO no $1,000, for one year, at a
t4C-G OVO moderate interest for which the
most satisfactory security can be given. For infor-
nation inquire Of A. s. RANDALL, at this office.
sep5-2W*
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
DvSnensin a,urr,i-

DIR. GEO. b. GREEN-DsaF Sir: In reply to your
question in regard TO the action OF the Osygenated
BHteT8 feel much pleased in stating that from its
prompt and decisive effect in alleviating and over
coming severe and chronic case of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia in my own family, and from a knowledge
Of its wonderful results ia curing several attacks
quite severe in other families of my acquaintance
consider it sovereign and infable remedy in that
distressing complaint and would cordially and ear
nestly recommend it to all who may be thus afflicted
Respectfully your,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

10 Druggists, Physicians and Traders.
The subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
Druggists and Country Dealers t, his large and we'll
selected stock of Drugs, MEDICINES, &c. which he is
prepared to supply at the lowest market prices.
Ny long experience in the business affords guar
anee that all orders entrusted to will be executed
on the most favorable terms and by putting up my
good. in the best manner, careful packing and prompt
ness in forwarding, trust not only to give satsfac
tiou, bat to oier inducements to purchasers unsur
passed by any other house. Il. WATTS,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist
js5if FRS; street. Marysyic.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
DeOIorat1o1n. .
Dated August 10Th, 1858.

COUNTY OF YUBA, ss.--June Carter, the rerson
named In and who signed the above declaration, be-
ing duly sworn deposes and says that she has heard
read the foregoing declaration, and knows the con-
tents thereof, and that the true Of her own
knowledge.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd day Of
September, A. D, 1855
J.C McREARDAN,
sep5-laN3w Notary Public, Yuba Co., Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Misrellaneous.
GODaTtn

TE'IIE undersigned entered into Copartnership on
Il the 81 day Of this month for the transaction of
GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION and LIQUOR
BUSINESS, under the firm and name Of :. L. DEWEY
& co. Tho business will be conducted at the old
stand of B. B. Dewey & Co., Plaza third door from
High street. ,. 1. DEWEY co.
SAMUEL l.. DEWEY,
STEPHEN a. FOULK. augT -3m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Daly'S aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put up IN cases containing dozen bottles each
g2Y" For sale by all ;he principal Iuuor Houses in
San Francisco aug22- -3mis
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

NRw YORK, April 10th, 1858
have analyzed sample of ''DALY's AROMATIC
VALLEY WHIsKEi, and find it to be pure article,
Of fine 1ayor, and without any deleterious admixture
JAMEn Il. CHILT0N, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Health OF W. !. FERGUsoN.-A 4 correspond
eat of the Union, writing from san Francis
co, Sept. 7th, says:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
THE FflyE ARTS.

The fashionable world crowding to Goupii's, to
gaze at Winteristers picture of the Empress Eagenie
with her ladies Of homer II is in Wnterhalters most
mere;cious style and work Of art seems to US to
posses very little real merit But the women are al
handsome. and the toaettes superb. OF course, we
must al go To- such specimens Of Par'sisn beauty
and eleGA Ance.
-Churoh's admirable picture Of Niagara is yet on
exhibition at Messrs Williams & Stevens with Barkers
Corso. They will remain, we believe, only until tho
9th inst.
The lovers Of the old masters may see picture by
of the most vigorous and fertile of them all at Mr..
Schauss, No. 629 Broadway. It represents Mary
Mcgdalen renouucirg the world. Its genuineness is,
We suppose beyond question, which is more than can
be said Of oil the pictures in the country which
claim to be work. of the old masters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

Broadway. After the lapse Of sosns Elt's t,ms
Robosr Wa takes into custody, ami upoa b-,ss
quessic ned BY Captain. Leonard. sisted thsi
he received tie bills from fellow conntry ymss
samed Gilbert Nsschmesser, recently arrived IA thss
t,unlry and whom ae accidentally met even.rs q
= house in Fory-fcuT;h-s'reet, While visiting SONS
f-i.,a.. Robaer gave maa,e description Of Ne-ch.
me.s-,. appearance and bis plsee c' resieocs.
Mnrse INQUIRIES were instituted ard iilissnt search
made. BE-. no such person as Neschr-esser VS. 70 b.
found snd the police came 10 the conclusion tss Rob
rer tsd fabricated the s,of,. Robser was issccnsd
Of the suspicious OF the officers, bGs he ;ce'sssi
hat he had got tie money fsom Ncscarees-
-.r, ard fsrther s,s;ed TINT he lNeschussseri hsd
osesed ore ef the bill, sor safe at the Office OF ar.
Bc-rheiptr, broSer in Gree,rich street. vhcc Mr..
Be-shener cered him $40 for Il, which ne
fused Subs yrsntly be sold the note TO M Bemouk.
Gs much higher price. Robrer was still further
que.ticted bat bis were very unss,irActosy
ard eyssiye. Eesgie ssc underwent . privsse er.
animation in the hopes that some facts would b.
elected, tending to show who were the ongussors Asa
get'trs Up OF the sud bat ais to eli qussoes
ptcpounaed were alike unsatisfactory.
Assistant Dstrict-At,orney Sedgwick closely CT
amined the prisoner Sturzenneger but the accused ID
not seem i,ciined to expose any knowledge he might
have oftho fraud The prsonorw are oil very e.ose-
noutted, sod pretend to know nothing more Of tho
affair than sbove stated The evidence thus far oht sns2
by the police is pretty strong against them, sad they
will no doubt be imprisoned for some time to cosns
De nding further nvestig
On Wednesday, Sturzeuegger offered $50 worth Of
the money for sale at Mr.. Speyer's estabishmesk,
when he was followed to his residence. kease oers
a quantity Of the bills at the office Of Eschea e.
Grieve, brokers' No. 90 Wall street, but they refasc
to purchase. During tho same dey, $g,:@ worth a
the bills were offered for sae 10 Wall street sad viaa
ity but from notices received the previous day they
declined purchasing
The bills said by competent Jrdges, to b wcds
executed and calculated to deceive thoes esgAgei n
the business Of purchasing foreign money.
The following s copy Of OF the notes or bills:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
THE PEV. THE ODORE PARKERS SER
MON on HEALTH.

THE IDEAL MAN or THE CIiuRCH'-THE
CAUSES OF SICKNESS AND DEATH ENuME-
RATED IN THE PULPIT.
FrO~ The Bo.ton Transcript Ncs. IL
Ihe Rev. Theodore Parker discoursed yesterday
FORENOON nom the text, DO thyself no harm" This
dscouise animcdverted severely upon those systems
" nsoogy winch consider the condition Of the body as
mst'et o' htte moment and ineulcned the duty a.
moral oShgstion, Of maintaining the phsicsl functions
of the human frame in sound and h.r,bv .,sts
correspondent furnishes the followisg sycclent .b
strsot of tho discourse: sA'''"' nv
The Rev. Theodore Parker seem. IN bsv. Ar.-,
useful lesson from his recent illness Us se,mon v.s
terday wss based upon Pans exhortstion IN ths ;;o
DO thysef no HARM" rough it would hsvs. - 49,
thought strange production if delivered from mo-, 81
the pulpts OF the city Sunday yet il Mas wall .i
culated 10 cal the attention of his numerous as,nn
TO very Important subject: "The cause Of ,cLns..
and early death" These were eyerywbers s"i:ac,
ot universal complaint Most of the sickness and ps;n
of tne human race were useless. Old age is the only
legitimate cause of death. The farmer would be ~:
tonished to find bis orchard grounds covered with
green, hslf.grown apples in June July bu, welcome
the handsome sight Of the npe, mellow fruit iu
October and November" "
The principal, abstract csuse of this sickness and
premature death the sleaker believed Ia be In IN.
saying OF the Great Apostle "For know thst in mn,
that is in my Leshl dwelhth no good thing" For
TINS confession he severity criticised the great brave
hoagh "nistaken" Paul saying tina. he was an nm
sae grde aud stoay asserting that from the apex Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
Slipping List of that city
1886. 1887.


The s2ondng for the Pr-ssnt up to Sept,
i. 2 4 b-n. considerable decrease fr9sn last yeaE
For mapy years after its commenceu ent, the busi-
ness of shipping ice was decidedly of bothsrsome
character. The domestic business alone involved
much expense and veIation-in devising and expert
men.ing with instruments for cutting ice, machinery
for storing IT, and storehouses for preserving it. Tie
outlay and work connected with shipping it was cor
sideraby greater. Ice-houses were required abroai
as well as at houe Ship owners objected to receiving
ice on freight fearing s effect on the durability Of
their vessels aud the safety Of voyages Peculiar AZ
rsroeme,s we,e require ed for lowering into the holds
of vessels. Long-con,inped and costly experiments
we're made to s.eertain the bA.. modes Of preparing
vessels to receive eargoes. vugg' usta9ds spa ma
terials we,s excessively adopted Formerly The holds
Of ve,sa werc sealed up at the sides ttscrn aud top,
with boards nailed TO ost ribs secured to te skin OF
the vess.l and with double bulk heads forwa:d grd
on. The spaces thus formed were filed with rtirse
tan rice hulls, meadow hay, straw, wod sbavings o.
ike material. These spaces were made Of thick.
ness poportionate to the length of the voyage, and
with reference to the season. The immediate surface
Of the ice ws. covered with the same material ex-
cepting tan.
On the 4th of Msy, 1893, patsn, .or an improved
metnoS oA packing dn1 SOWING ice - sdnleU " MI
Tudor the protector OF the trade. The improvement
consisted simply in filing the spaces Usually left be-
tween the separate blocks Of ice with any noncon-
ductirg material such as sawiust, chat, pulverzed
cork, &c, it having been found tha: by 50 doing
the ice would be preserved from melting for much
longer period than usu. The r:erstces betweea the
blocks would admit air, and whenever it might be Of
Temperature above the freezing point, of coure the
ice would melt.
= LIZ 1870 and 1871 the Patent Office authorities hai IN.
der consideration somewhat similar cla,m for pat
ent, which was denied. Beside It's bearing on this
subject Of the ice-business the case illustrates
features Of Patent Office procedure Tae following
= summary Of it:-On March 9th, 1910, John +.
Kemper, of Cincinnati, applied for patent for " in
"provemepts IN the manner Of constructing vessels
" Tor the slowing and carrying OF ice, ard also for az
" improvement IL the msaner of slowing tie same in
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
from Boston

At present. as ha, been the case for many years the
coastwise trade i, cor sderaby more important than
the foreign. The ports H our southern cities are in
several respects the best markets for ice The guam
ti,y shipped to them is ususy twice much that
shipped abroad. However, there is proportionaly q
greater profit from the foreign trade, unless attended
with unforseen losses The totai smcunt of ice ship
ped from northern ports to our southern cities can
not be stated correctly except by personally collecting
statements from each firm or deslerin ths trade YES
sells engaged in the coastwse trade are rot required
by law to enter clear at tie custon-house unless
they bsye foreign goods or distilled spirits o., board.
Tie qusp'ty thus reported sshpped froni Boston dur
ips Sv6was 81 J2l tuus during 1887, IJ,j'; aai IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

RsTRigUTroS.-T1e La,rrrrc. (karsrsi RrDrb-
can asserts that Martin White who shot F,sd. Brown
al the sack OF 0sswstamie 10 1850 WAS Recently found
dead his house. The murderer snt ruff sr has me,
his fate.
The same paper also states that the thrioe-sccrrsei
T.. ". Ci.rk who killed Barbour o. IswreWe, WAS
himself killed recently Lecompson. For years
tie bloody avenger has been the track OF the muir
de.er. THIS villain Clark held office under Buchan
az. But never moved from For. Scott without S:erd
OF srrned mes. He knew his hfe forfeited. He
WAS in dsgurse when killed but disguise coad ssye
him from his fearful doom.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
To,a'in0 OF

According to ia, Boi,on Shipping Li the quantity r~d
duIns last to Southern pos which no, -r,ered t
principally Phlscelpia and Baltimore aui cou.:ieraba
qusHty Was also sent to isese foI., dgTias Ais-s'.
Par, Of these sh pmen.s to southern ports are sen,
by railroad into the interior. This Summer clipped
a paragraph from The Knorri3c Tenn Wig, which
mertioned the arrival at that place Of freight car
through from Savannah in thrtythree hours, filed
with ice from Boston. Its editor congrs.usies the
citizens on being able to cool their parchei tongues
during the Summer with ice thus imported, when the
mldIess Of the last Winter had prevented them from
collectirg il in their vicinity
California, some years ago, received considerable
quantities Of ice from the New-England ST ates. In
1850 the shipments nom Boston were-to San Fran.
CISCO ,299 tuns; to Sacramento, 900; and in subse
queLt years larger amounts. Bat most Of the ic,
taped in that State has been obtained from
the Northern Pacific coast and other places, and chief
y, we learn, from the Sitka I.es Russian American
possessionsl. OF the actual whole amount We have
information by inference from tabular state
men Of imports at San Francisco during the last quar-
ers OF four successive years viz: in last quarter of
1888, l,ij9 tuns; 1851, 37j 1875, l,S7O; aud 1856
l,020 tuns. In San Francisco paper Of July lst OF
this year a statement Of imports at that place from
the Nth 10 the 2sh OF June mentions rs tuns Of
ice. but nothing further is specified about it.
The exports Of ice to foreign countries not spe-
officially mentioned in the annual Treasury Report on
Commerce aud Navigation previous to 1913. The fol-
lowing table, compiled from the reports since that
time exhibits the estimated value, at place Of ship
nent Of the amount shipped to foreign countries in
each fiscal year ending June 3O also the number OF
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

other mater The actual ipotasee OF the bisoss'in
any community where i has been permanently essb
l.he5 rrsy bet be e-timstcd BY ooas;ieratco oftSc
result which wou'd kfow from PIE immediate dccntl~
nance Off. In tie United States complete fsisre of
tSe ice crop for any ~s.cn would occasion positive
lc.s OF many millions of dollars. But ~ such disaster
be anticipated. So long the earth esures the
vii continue their circlng esscr. and each vii
forever he characterized by t5e rProas.'oa Of its
cui;ar b.ess;nas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

These values are small indeed, but it must be
borne in mind that they represent only the COS. Of the
cargocs when placed board. II IS perhaps, impos-
sble to make reliable estimate Of the sums realized
fer the same when delivered to eager consumers in
tropical eounries To the original cost must be aided
tue much greater expense for the shipment out and
return tnp and liberal estimate for profits to all IN
terested
AMOUNT ,so C0s1 VALUE or Icg SKIPPED To FOREIGN
CousTRIss TOR TWO Fiscal YssSs, EsDNC JuNE 81:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

The LrcEysr L,w.-The police have ins.ru1tions
to make daily reports Of all places where liquor is coil
without lieense in order that they may be presented
to the Grand Jury and indicted for misdemeanor OF
the licensed houses there but six in tue Thirteenth
Ward, six in the Fourteenth Ward, 10 tie Pit
teenth none in the Sixteenth in the Sevsateenta.
one in the Eighteenth and oae in TIE Nineteenth
Wards. Each violation is punishable BY fine and inn
prisOumeIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
FIRES.
VIar IS WALL 81

VIaE rs WALL STREET..
A. II 0 clock Yesterday morning. fire occurred in
the office Of :. e. Il n W. Tabor, cotton brokers.
No. - Wall street. but being discovered at an early
moment, vas soon extingushed. Damage 500.
FIRE IN BRookLrs.
A fire was discovered in a pew, unoccuped building
on Classon avenue. near Wlloughby avenue, ou
Wednesday. Tne flames had already made copsidera-
bic progress. but were exiinguished by Officer Con-
~sy before great damage had been done. Damage
abou: $40. The property Is owned by Mr.. John Dunn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
COURT cALENDAR-fns DAv

euPREnR CoURr-GEsEKAL TEHS.-Nos-eaune-
5ssed Nos H. H. 81 . 1Dags,';sd; z =, e ! Ns: 10 ~
SuPeEsE CouRr-CIRcUIT-PARf L-Nos. 1854,
lss2 lss3 5gil 0 49, SsS tl 2sn2 t6G i09 sat ye,
jIss fg 5s3 r8 519 s37s 23i. S7s3 57S ST. fsSe wa
1884, 5,S2 5eol. PAnr lL-same WEDNESDAY wm sas ''
SrpraIos CouRr.-Nos 329, 143, 3Is, 4sl, 4s2 49y.
tS to, Isa as "a, 4i al 4E s "a sf 81. 50
CoURT or Coxxos PLEAs-PARr before Jadge
Dsy without Jury-Nos 81, 20 9s6 ~. SO 80 SS Sa
IT, before judge Brady v;hoa: t-o~ - sa p1, ~
600 &2 to a. ~. -, 81 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MvsIc.-Maiame Gazzanga appears
this evening for the last time in this city, she goes
Immediately to Havana Meyerbeer's grand Opera,
8 Robert 10 Diable," will be performed, with strong
cast: Msisme Gszzaniga as Alice; Madame Laborde
as Isabella AID Formes in the part of Bertrsm. The
incidental ballet will be ed by Nile. 500.