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The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

The 8. GrassAopper" is the title of pa
per lately started at Grasshopper Falls in
this Territory. Il is neatly printed, and edi-
ted with spirit. In politics it is radical
Free State, or Republican. We wish it
ssIc,.ess
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

The Iowa gold discoveries have proven
to be humbugs. and the excitement in re-
gard TO them has subsided.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24
Sash and Glass

10000 LIGHTS GLAZED LIP SASH
lO,OOO of ali sizes, well primed and in GOOD
condition, direct from Boston manufaetories. inst
received at Gune26-tfl PROCTERS
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24
Found

4 SMALL MEMORANDA BOOK, or Di,,r
L n supposed to belong to George W. Phersop2
several papers in it bearing his name-amonot
others, a duplicate for 16G acres of land. M
owner can have the property by calling at this Of
fee and paying for this advertisement
juIy24-6
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24
The Celebration.

The celebration of the Fourth In this
place on Monday, the fifth instant, passed
off pleasantly to all concerned. The day
was auspicious. Early in the morning the
citizens began TO come in, and by the time
the exercises commenced at least one thou
sand people thronged the streets of Empo-
ria. To most persons, the number was as
tonshing. The notice was short and not
extensively circulated; the people generally
have but little time to spend away from
home; and it was supposed that from the
operation of these causes there would be
but small turn out. About eleven O'Clock
the exercises in the speaking bower com
menced. : Mr. L. D. Bailey, President of
the day, made a few appropriate remarks to
the audience. after which Rev Mr. Lloyd
opened the exercises with prayer. The
President then stepped forward with piece
of manuscript in his hand, which he said
had been handed to him since he assembled
the platform, and which on opening he
found to contain a poem written for the oc-
casion, which he read, as follows:
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

400 ACRES GOOD LAND, both timber and
fCO prairie in Township l8, Range IL, for
sale cheap. Title perfect.
600 ACRES in Township 10, Range II, with
improvements
leo ACRES with Improvements, in Township
19, Range 10.
The above land is situated from two TO six miles
from Emporia In the midst of thriving eoInrnu-
nifty. a portion of this land viii be withdraw
from market If not sold soon.
For particulars enquire of
E. P. BANCROFT,
iuneI2-4f Real Estate Agent
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24
STONEWARE.

DECEIVED this day an assortment Of Stone
HI Ware, Jars, Jugs. Milk Crooks, etc, just
what has been wanted here for long time. Call
soon as they are going. PR0CTER.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24
WORDS OF WELCOME.

By ''NART PosET.
Hol dweIlers on Free Kanzas' plains!
Stout tillers of her soil
Brothers who glory ia her gains,
And for her welfare toll
Friends true and tried who long have fought.
Her God7given rights TO shield;
Friends well beloved. whose scars were bought
On Freeden's well-fought 6eld:- e
Welcome to young HxFoRIA's shades
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

STO VESi
IGHARTER OAK, GOLDEN ERA, SHA,eus, SHl,I;es
~ hal, and many other varieties OF CoON'-s
''i4ns iansIS nSr saie eneap 0y BoRToN & CO.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24
For Sale Chean

GHUBNS for sale by 20
~ juneI2 BORToN GeoEE-
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

go PIows and Cultivators.
GULTIyAToRS sod and old ground fiss,, ~
~ from the celebrated mandatory oi 90 SS''-
Deere, Moline, Illinois. B0RTON & ~
iunel2 s.ezzk
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

We hold to-day high Festival
For Freedoms triumph won;
Let banners on the breezes play,
From morn till set of sun;
Let bonhres blaze and cannon roar,
And children shout for joy
Let grateful anthems greet the skies,
And every tongue employ.
This is our Nations natal day.
Proud day of Freedoms birthl
The day by tyrants held IN dread,
Der all the groaping earth
Eighty-two years ago this day
At Duty's sacred call,
Our Fathers signed the Nations Greed
In Independence Halt
As before Israel's marching hosts, m
The piIlared Fire and Cloud
Moved on, through all their wanderings.
While Sinai thundered loud
So did that Greed of mighty words
Guide our Forefathers on
Throagb years of strife and seas of blood,
Till Mans just rights were won.
And ever since those mighty words
Have blazed in Freedoms van,
ProeiaiIning wide o'er all the earth
The deathless RIGHTS OF MAN.
Those words have saved our Kanzas soil
From SlaFery's cursed blight
They battle ever for the Eree,
With more than mortal might.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

OA ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER for sac by
OO june5-ly B. z. BYF0KD:-
1c0 ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER AND
.1OO PRAIRIE for sale by B. F. b.
iI1ne5-Iy
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

900 ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER on the
OAO Verdigris, for sale low, by B. +. D.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

Roofing and Spouting
"ADE to order, and Put up in either - -
VI or country on short notice and in suL sS
manner. BoRT0N d Gu.
iunel2
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

Fhey drove she snurdeFons RafHan bands
From these fair Western plains,
And foiled the Neb-raskality,
That favored whips and chains;
They hallow all our martyrs graves,
And soothe the widows LOT
They crushed beneati, the wuFld's dread scorn,
Lecomptons hellish plot.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

7 AND WARRANTS for sale for cash. or on
IL time. liune5-Iyl 3 + d
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-24

.DORToN & co., under the Printing 0flee'
ID will repair your old tinware on short HCs;s'
or replace it with new jnnek-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

" ,sr,ops vhins 70 contract for farnishns Sapps Hat
pooE Stands for Cofestonsry, Goves Bu
ss:sA a. mus; sPRy 70 Is1Ss" o. s H1s.s e~nA''ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
TNHE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i FOR MARCH 20.
CfrcuIarion................ ..........I75,O 900.


i FOR MARCH 20.
Circulation 600.
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES Lecompton P'o:IeeSrj In. sa
gipian Bankruptcy; Doubtful Doctrine Tne Sincn,
nsi Enquirer; Memoirs. from Utshi TIE Nsi!9n.i
Democrscy; The Kansas Inysssissiins ooHaaa''ee'
u..REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving IN eonisn,et
aud cOn:peqou, form the se'. and d., mos. ..a sRSapS.
events that have transpred In the CITY snd ou'ui''
United States Mexico, Europe, and CninA
HI..THE VlRGlNIANs By VIM NJ Inseke'ay'
V..NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.
v..IMPoRTANr FROM WASHINGTON: Proren % o.
IN Il. ts'fai%.Gn aoa.s ssoa Hs sse.
Anti Lecou pton Faction 20 BE- Crushedi Vote IN ne
Senate to be Taken Mex. Monday
VLPoLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Eew.fotf LOWE
Elections; KsusAs; Mi.so--ii Convention 0f s's's
Committees
vu..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH: .ii;
From Washington; Rhode Island EePuoAean ''A-'
Convention.
ym..PoETRY: Barney Mcguire on the Royal hns"A
Ma rage" .
X..BAYARD TAYLOR IN SOUTHERN EUROPE;
On the Aerepols
Knew PUBLICATIONS: Annals Of the AH'en'ah
M..THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL: The Mestins It aae the
North Dutch Church; Union Prayer aeeans 81 DsS
iYre hshodi't Church Ias s,lss3. hss IN he Cs.e
Of Awful GaGdrer; ke~srk- A. ~ Re~vsl in
Brothers; Facts and lneidentsi Inc Ne'"
XII. FROM CALIFORNIA Summary Of LAfe., seN''
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS: a.Ps sSt.iT ss2
Bu,ter-Indueemeats 70 Improve u. S-.ly 80, 80
Irdies,or B.shiye.; Il the Horse Native o. amer
lea Az Editor Turned /. stockGFowes-LA'e IL
Texas; Orchards 10 Olden Time.
XIV. XIV..MISCELLANEoUs; Ananthu' Seed
xv..CALIFoRSiA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XVI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS Pm RePori 1,s.1 o. Me- i,s
stoch Money, Cotton. 0rAn, Cs,ts lna "'He' "A
het. specially Reported .or The Ireuns,. .,,,..
q sr.snrrIos[ons oSpy for one 10 s~'
sinse copies In wrappers may be ostAinea INC e4-s'
he Isha.sion QGee ,kis mefIips ppes~
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A c A D Ny OF NJ U 8 l c
"A THE HUGUENOTS.
% A PARTS.

"A THE HUGUENOTS
ADMISSION, Gl TO ALL PARTS
ReDrved Sesis 81 and &l 50, socordins 70 location
Family Circle. 30 Oents Anphtbeser ..3 cant.
efces
FRIDAY March 10, Az O'clock
Sixth nigh. Of MeysIbeer's openof
TIL Il II l. q u f. ~ o t s.
FIVE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENES
THREE HUNDRED COSTLY DRESSES,
part which have made Paris by the oostaner OF ne
Grand Opera and the have been Manufactured here on
original dswugs They will exactly correspond TO the ePoch
which the action taxes pleos-l4& -f
MISE EN- SCENE
fully the celebsted Earopean Opers
supported by 2 supenumesries epreserfing 80
of earscfers de ballet esylcades and
ENTIRELY NEW PROPERTIES AND APPOiNlAENIS'
CHORUS OF ONE HU NDhED.
ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY
INV pa 'IIJA'GIRSNGf D'ANGRI sIEDENBURGt
TIBFRINI. CASTER TAFFANELLI, KQCCO,,
PIKANEsER BEUTLkR. OEHRLEiN, DUBREUlL and
CARL FORMES.
On sATIRDAY-Positiyey the - a..,o>,
LAST OPERA MATINEE or TIE sEAsOH
To commence at ~ conclude ~ O'Clock
LCCREZlA bOROIA.
Admission n cenis 70 oil parts.
by genera NJ sFATs WILL BE RESERVED.
On MONDAY-Most ,ositiyey seye,t ana last hsn' 'ou
,uC5 Of THE HUGCESOrS.
T6e o eats this morning.
Tn. HUGI ENOTS will be suco~cded by Nh Fry's LEOSO
R s vach the Opes will close In cOusequence Of te Coz
eers Of ,o,,,,r,-o ,u,s,pn
speedy , vel ~ that OF his celebrated SOLO players
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IL FOR APRIL
Cosrnrs.
TROPICAL JoURNEYINGs
PICTURES FROM SIBERIA AND rARrARY.
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Du.,r,;ed BY Thirteen EDs,vnss
TIRE LADY or BELIsLE
CIVILIZATION ASo HEALTH
The NIsT OVER THE VALLEY.
BLANCA MlLESt M0JOS.
THE WAY or THE WORLp.
HASBEt SH AND HASHEEsH-EATEss.
LOST By ,hs Author of (" JoHS H,Lu,x"kc.
THE VlRGINIANS BY ". NJ rH,cxEK,Y
ILLUsTRlroys.-Gtihery We sebgds while ye May
Mhis'erios ArRr, -Four Head Pieces
CHAPIES NEIl. On the Scent
CBAPrtR XVIII An Old Story
CHAPTER XIX. Containing both Love ard Luck
CH.PrIR Xxx. Faciis Desceusu-.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
LITERARY NOTICES BOOK. Of the Month.
EDITORS TABLE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER.
PRIVATE GALLERIES. COLLECTION OF MOSES LEVI,
HLusrs.1loSs-Erup,ion Of vesuvlu. Marillo; Taking
Of Moscow Horace NcIIet, Return om Mrtet Lsldseer
Figures and cattle Rosa Bonbeur Snow Storm Claude Lo
Qs,ade Declaration Of Independence West Model OF Brick
Michael Angelo study Of Piece Of ChAs Ra'Ain storm a.
Sea- Tuner; Moonlight the Aps Rembrsndt nnooence
Mal. childhood Sir Joshua Reynolds Battle Of SoIy Foiei
Trumhul, Battle Of New Orb ans LeutEe.
FASHIONS FOR APRIL.
ILLusrRArIoSs Promenade Costumes; Walking Dress
MR. THAcXERAY's NEW NOVEL, THE vIRGINI-
ANS" with many humorous Illustrations By the Author
CON reuced In tie DEcEsBER NUNBER Of H,sPEss M.saky
t printed from early sheets received from the Author IN a.
vance Of publication Engsnd-tJr which the publishers pay
Ar. TbacGersy The sum Of Two Thousand DousFs
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THE TRIBUN NE A L A n 4 G
Il FOR 1883.
cons In addition the usual calendar Pages and As
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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, EI.
scutive and Judicial.
A CLASSIFIED LIST or THE MEMBERS OF TIE
UNITED STATES SENATE
LIST OF T IE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Po
itiesy classified
AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
passed ,t the Second Session Of the XXXIyts Congress-
BRlEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA.
ABILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS lreps.ins tse
Bogus Laws &c which passed the House aud dei.sed IN
the Senate, with the vote thereon.
SKETCH OF PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS during tbs
part year.
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRED SCOTT DE-
CIsION.
A SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL PLATFORMs-REpusLIcAs,
AMERICAN ond 0EaocRATIc-sdopted in 1856, complete
LIST OF STATES. CAPITALS, GOVERNORS with
their sasIes) Pmes Of L. ssye Meetings, Holding Of Oen
.rs Elections, &c.
ELECTION RETURNS from all the s,ates which held Cen
s Elections during year l27 BY Counties Congresona
aud States carefully compared with previous Ee;ons,
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FRIDAY, MARCH l9. 1853.
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AM
T FANCY DRESS.
CHARITY SOIREE,
,~,r,, CRYSTAL PALACE,
n, IN. EVENING ofAPRIL g. 1854
On the EvENING Of APRIL .,

In aid Of the ,oo,,.-,
HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
T1 nssp6eeut edhe con.tIuced for he exhibition of the
UI. Fsir Known the Crystal Pssce, covering a. area II
three scres cspsbe Of eonogSs o. 700
bGldI IN New York wherein 20 give
COLOSSAL FErE
Z, IA q N, Hunter Woods Benevolent society.
TIE Exrcutive officers of h. Society are nov t'iro itns
for the purpose Of enabling them % meet The demand. made
upon h'I iuDd hsi toe ct' G S So nv, 81 b. ne ss
I've ,oiyed 10 give another eu'esilmeG vE they vii
every e1eition to make the greatest
sOIRFE DANsANTE AND PROMENADE CONCERT,
A Ia Musard ever siytG IN ihe ni.ed say -,
ri il ,aeh locsy wl ,sc, number. Of
and Tor these the Sonmitee w provide .mp
SUFFER SALOON,
extending the Machine Arcade,
WILL BE THROWN & oPEN ITS ENTIRE LEN0ra'
and will amply accommodate the o. the wight while th
sde, dre,s roo ns viii be furnished with every requisite -
sae t1 M GSS9Pal 9SD Nor S % sepen a 9 I
plain of in tbeI different depifments
tcr.ie it, the Committee have determined 70 give
A NUMBER OF BREAD TICKETS TO ALL WHO PUR-
CHASE TICKETS FOR THE SOIREE
Thus enabling each patron toe Bal to aid S)ety In
fuse md wd,sP oistr button Of bread among the poor
This practical meho Of combining amusement and charity
affords eoube the aDsever and conrIs many
upon the needy and deserving recPeH which they
would LOT Otherwise ENJOY.
The BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION,
FIVE rHous3Sb tSG9Si5g JETS sT OF GAS,
The superb additional Chandeliers wpich NJ. be used for the
occasion the RI seI tai and Company ColOrs ID U4oms,
TIE BANNERS, NATIONAL FLAGS and STANDARDS
unprecedented concentration Of eIutf military
MALTA ibe prosion Of ch and original decoraOns designed BY
the Committee, Banners insignia and emblens
Societies together with toe f, magnificent ballroom dresses
the varied and pleasing
COST MIS- OF ALL NATIONS AND PERIODS,
the rp.se Of c.rbrs'ed ptr'onase he music and
dancing and tie thousaud ald ph4-s
aud CANT carnival such could only b. witnessed IN the
Uuited Stsits, ct the ~ -
CRYSTAL PALACE
OF THE GREAT METROPOLIS OF fHL UNION,
will combine 70 fJTma
FAIRY-LiKE SPECTACLE
Of MI psra'leled grandeur and INA aguihcencs.
The President Of the United States and Cabinet The Governors
of States the Mayors of several large cities the
Turkish Admiral MVhaumel PssLa aud Suite a. the prominent
esry ebriss Of the country, and many other
be invited received s,s snd
hty anticipated thl; there will b. .uch galaxy Of emnen!
ard celebrated ladies and gentlemen E; the CRYSTAL PALACE
evening of April a. yet convened q. time in
any buil ding IN The Z ni.ed Sia,es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

GRAND MILITARY REUNION.-CRYSTAI,
" PALACE. April s-fete.s Of Admission 70 hi. 80,
Niisry and Civic fs:e ready Price s3-.dInttins
lsdy and gentleman LsdieS single tsfs,s 81 oee No s
Broadway.
WIESSIE BROWN; Or, H,vELOCKs LAsr
sD ylcrosy ~ PURDY's NATIONAL THEArER To-
NIGHT ard al the week Don't forget. Il 70 mag.
oif cont piece ever produced on this stage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
Menu publications.
THE EIGHT-PAGE
EXTRA SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE!

We have already printed and disposed Of very sse edition
of our EIGHT-PAGE EXTRA sEMl-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
press another edition this morning The follow
Ing is let of its contents: .
STANTON late ud Secretary TOR the Territory oil Ran
nsats the OF events In Kansas ana exposing
the which the LecOmpton Constitution ornsa ana
end yaes by which those who dare not submit
adoption rejection " the PeoPe OF Kansas se yet sch.
and striving them through the scton Of congress-
backed BY the President and the Federal Army
2 The LETTER Of the Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT, sccre'
Tar, OF Navy President Polk reprshendns the Leconp
ton Impos.ure insisting that Constitution be imposed on
Kan,. hich shall have been fairly ratified BY Der People
5 The REPORT to the Senate Of the Hon. JAS g. GREEN
Il Missouri seitls forth in behalf Of bare majority OF the Com
and sy Lecon Constitution that OF the State
Of Kansas and the biz proposed 70 effect that object
l. The MINORITY REPORT OF the Hon Mes'r COLA
MHR and WADE Republican uembes Of the Committee dore
said pote.tiDs against the imposition OF e Lee"pton Con'
tuition on Kansss; .
s. The MINORITY REPORT Of the Hon. STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS Cbairtosn Committee TeTiiones snow"
and wherein honest exposition OF and adherence 20
be principles the K..s Nsbra.ss also TO the grounds on
which the Ton, Ia wa. resisted in the last Congress-
and 10 the explicit pledges OF the Cncilna Platform ana
President Buchanan, imperaivey require oi Conp inc
jeoti0n Of the LecoDpton Constitutioni
g. The LETTER Of Regent CALHOUN Of Kaniss trying TO
clear himself from the putstion. Of fraud and 1ssing ~ ae
Of the Election Returns under the LeeomPon 0onu
tion.
These documents. believe, In connection with Nh Bu
chsnsn Extraordinary Message which has resdy obtained
currency afford full and fair view Of the monenous
struggle progress from its three several sspee's-Leeoap
tonie, Dougssite, and Republican
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ROCSSEAUS IUNFESSIUNc-COm anu
III xpnristed - . a.,
In two volumes OF periods i2uo. p each Id separately
BOCCACCLOS DECAMERON. The gayest literary refasi
that ever reged taste Beautifully illustrated. New
edi ion Frce 81 -
OVID'S ART OF LOVE, AND AMOROUS WORKS EN-
TIRE. Illustrated. 50 cents
BASIA: THE KISSES OF SEcVNDVs AND BoSeFOUs. Illus
trat.d cents - -
DRYDEN'S FABLES FROM BOCCAcCIo AND CHAU-
GER. Omitted in most editions OF Drydeu's Works. Nus
trsied 50 cent?. Mailed free by the publ shrr
c. BLANCHARD, M. IL Nassau-st.
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IF THIS should meet the eye oi SUSAN GUN
u NlNG. ~ho -' Ia, and nisuEos hf - me yss 80 .-e
II William T,dd lat. ksys,t1i tn The Cotnsy :" lS"e
IN Ireland fGmsr -stsA counBicsfs iansiAsfsy
With the uudst,igusd AZ Pfa se. . cone sec hrsisss
bv the Nil q aid MllUn Todd egsy sn lrf - her'
which ~us tn utsres sssi tAs san u -
SAID -stcy MI probably - s 70 6sF apss .As stes h"fs
hs'fs ~ the s'r sud II lis uuh he early q harc1
hss vtia thAf ure communicate With tA~ sndsf
EusA froestngs ue lrs ss.n hy p.rt. sssas, n
81 s1ia " ioed M sad sud ths ssuon ~
20 s very ,aI MaT,h nsk'. Sad ssn Gaasss hs, be,a
fr or married 1i A. time lived ~th w. Janes
Dsvidou IBYr Cansda snt sbe ,s saying
vita NJ Henry rutt, lppsf tsnssai bat as<esee-s
that heg sirure hefe Ia the Sss ot Nov
lort Auy EofmAon Vm agy other rNiies rsfins hsr VI
b. ihAnk.y received -Ds'sd this fh lay ~ FeboAry ~
ANDREWS SON MACLAiNf sSl~ators
No. 81 Done sal-s'.. B-lss Cogniy AnauH, trsizn'.
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CENTRAL LPARK-N0TiCr-Tnp puspance oi
~ u. lSh 'eston Il an A. ,uui.d Al Act ts s a-Ss.
We end % ths t~u,rx fs ys.s aPra ~ isS7
The Bead VI C0Un'sonss' u the fss ~ srdAz - ~
bv,:
Al p rsors forhdS~n
To ,Btsr or cav. tie fsIs -Se-p, y The ss,-sy,i
To lub of w,ik BPoa he NA-
T. esffis. hofsss sosis o. s4ins inta
To eauy nr.Hus - throS s,ohss ~ Il
To eu, hf, In uiuIs ae,.os to-. A. :.
plants farf OF .ny o he eudns. eaoe bnds-s v osAr soE
sructl ns upon the Psk,
Or OF IN any way hna orr ao~ sts4 IA ks
Al .r.or. ossndins ss.us hs ordinances hal - a>,n.i
su,r, n N he panhsd on corvsn Ne
M.ycr Recorder usEsis u the Sl q Nsvfss. ~
d. nj 1e.earr ffy tolafs and M sctsGt q p<yusst
irur,issr men uoi sxcsedh thirty dsys
Visitors nav obtain a. u,c,ss~y mt r'raien .s Are tons
from he police. -, n. - -
TIE busiue.. ocs. and ne oe s'stn q iss rss Se %
81 .s a. -~hs b. ofdsr NJ fhr blMt
JOHN A 4 CRAY. Wee Prsslsa.
D,ur II U,sr. Cl,rh
ps'.d New Nork NYch " lsN
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NIBLO's GARDEN. - OPENING NIGHT,
IN TUESDAY, March ..
RETURN OF toe INCOMPATIBLE RANELS,
Afer q brilliant career in Boston Of 90 Nights,
And positively the LAST ENGAGEMENT Of these WONDER
FIL ARTISTS previous % their
FINAL RETIREMENT FROM THE STAGE.
THE PEERLESS BROTHERS,,
GABRIEL, ANTOINE aud JEROME,
The beautiful SignoTna TERESA ROLLA,
The dsshng MARIETTA ZANFREr1A,
Assisted by the
GREAT DOUBLE CORPS Of PANTOMIMlSTS and ESTAB-
LISHED FANORITES.
Full particulars IN future announcements.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
wORTH's CArAwgA WINES,

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

A CADEMY of MUSIC
n MONSIEUR MI 5 AR d.
Mr. TLLMAE has much pressure ia announcing that he has
concluded eDgtgemt nt with
MONSIEUR MCSARD
the ceebIstcd @mp0r and prOInitos OF the renowned
CONCERTS MUsARD IN PARIS
BALs MAsQUES,
which are annually given st the
IMPERIAL GRAND OPERA.
Nonsier- Mnsard will arrive In New York ia the Arabia due
on Friday Of the present week and II axes bis
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA,
IN A SERIEL OF MONSTER CONCERTS AND BALLS,
On OR ABOUT THE 9TH OF APRIL.
Tbe FLOWING emLen Solo Players from the Grand Opera IN
Paif Mua1d Concerts the Bucvards the Gade lmpe
ule the Musque des Guides will appear at these
Concerts, in addition 70 an imposing force of
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
MONS. LEGENDRE,
First Cornet piston, from the Gsrde lmpeisle,
MONS. DEMERSMANN,
First Solo Flute and Peccoo from the Concerts Musard.
MONS. MOREAU,
First Solo Ophiclide, from the Concerts Musards.
MONS. HUBENS
First Solo HSutboy, from the Opera in Paris.
MONS. ARTUS,
First Solo B6.seon, from ia Musqne des Guldes
Several with Of the celebared nstru
still pending which, when concluded, Will be duly
announced