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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11

TERRIFIC AND Disastrous Han SToRN.-We
learn Of the disastrous hail storms that has
been known In the West visited the tow Of tight
In Livingston county, tho line Of the 81 Louis, alton
and Cbicsgo railroad, last Saturday. The facts
scarcely credible but vouch for toer
stated below The hail IKE pec OF cut tee,
and some OF them were seven inches 10 diameter they
fell 10 perfect torrents striking down cattle men shrub
berry and crops beaten down With shower Of stones.
Thousands OF Of Mat getting alors iGoly,
with the promise OF excellent yield were down
" by respers and rendered total Ices 10 the farmers
Orchards were srpped and gardens and ost and wheat
fields beaten W iAe earth. Mr.. John 9. Spencer ~ho
owns q large MN ut Dwight, informs ne that hs had
$40 Of oorR which IL all ruaed also $50 acres
OF wheat and ~ acres Of oats, which met the same
fate. Scarcely whole window pane be found In the
to~p, all having been broken by the hal Window ssshes
and roofs sso IN many cases badly cut and split
The cattle that happened 10 be 10 the nelds The time
had gashes into their flesh inches In length, ard
hear Of nj least who badly cut aud bruised
by the heavy bail s,onee that he s laid and not exoee
ted " I've After the storm, are assured the earth
vas completely covered with hail, inches IN deph How
far the storm extended has yet been rcerared but
appears n have passed the 81 Louis Railroad
about three miles, but how far from Tue rad either
side not advised the amour, Of the damage done
in the immediate vicinity OF Dwight alone. estimated at
thousands q dollars We learn from Sterling, Vhilesfc
county, that the day hail storm, similar 70 the
above in its character aud effect, visited that vicinity DO
Ing vast damage - Chicago Journal, AugSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
NovalU rtrfIlQsucs.

There are pow fitting fer sea At he Ssvy Ysrd, Brook
lyn the Sabine (o flag snp of TIE Braz s2to3 me
soreships supply and Relief iDeaded 10 sad, TOY TIRE
Paraguay expedition, and the steamer hsrr 81
Lane, for the sane service
he surveying steamer vixen "a lying al the 500 iocx,
and the surveying scnConers Arase AMI watson To C.
of the bssius.
binary and the receiving ship North Caroos rems rs
fixture In Der Old berth.
Tho 81 louis COY on the ways having undergone ex
tensve repairs, sni viii be launched IN .cs days.
We DO not recoec W have The docss a. tbs ysri
90 bare they at present for number Of veass rss
but fis viii not last long for se shall soin have hs Via
CARA hauled IN urder the shes AID she alone VII take
on Abou, one third OF the rhc'e rater front.
We hear that the Arctic (tbo scrow steamer s,rlewha
notor,ous) II to DO sid M al the Navy Yard WASH ngo1
and KEEP; there Of The carosiies d TIE atcrs
capital. she ought 70 be.
A despssch from Portsmouth, y. H., announces The
arrival al that station oh INST Of the Unei states sloop
OF var Jare~towp Commander G " A. X Kennedy,
from cruis. 10 the West Indies via Nos Yors s. ~
her officers published ii the time OF her arrival a.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11

FAurRE OF rHs CINCINNATI Craps CROP
Within radius OF twenty 1--we miles Of Cncinnsh u ls
computed that there 300 Of ground devoted 70
the culture OF grapes In favorable the average
OF vino per swo hundred gallons, equal 70 I'VE
hundred thousand gallons the whole crop Tor NE sec
ton described worth, freeh from the press, $500 600
The failure Of the grape crop therefore serious loss 70
the cutvators and regret W see, bya communication
IN the Cincinnati Gazette tnst 10 the general loss OF toe
fruit crop OF apples peaehe sc IN Ohio this season that
~ the grape 70 added The writer ssys-The crop this
may be designated almou an entire failure.
Some fev vnoyss will have someth ug OF crop but in
tAe aggregate Al nc wine produced VII not pay the ex
peuses of tendirg the crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
Onr Piantaesnet Springs Canada West
Correspondence.

rtAyrsosVrr sPRvcs.
onAwA CouNry, c. " August 8, 1858.
E,ecvy # re SprtnssDsseoses IN ,chsch h.y EEca
o.oss- Cseaio5t AsdIsfis Of he Wrter-Sos,ery, DO.
In ne numerous letters published by your valuable
journal from The diGeren, watering places IN The United
States and Canada observe that none have rs yet reach
ed you from this place. And yet, throughout the whole
q The British provinces the water Of me Psnagane, niue
raj spring has high and deserved reputation 10 Moot
rial, Qlebcc and Toronto vast qusnte o. are used
oeog, to pcysors Of torpid coalition Of the system as
valuable auxiliary TIE sougress water Of Saratoga
sfrngs.
lhe virtues Of the Psntsgsnet vsser have long been
known IN the immediate nssbb0rhood .. the springs, but
. was not until the year 1892 ias, 10 rcpu,sto1
became generally diGaset. when tie Asst.c
choers visited Montreal IN tha yeS, con.
hitting tSrblo ravages anossst 81 Inhabitants,
gentleman Of Tho name Cameron, who had hs5 beoe
20 Al experience Of u properties, recommended " uss 70
~ Nnon ne cou1 inhueuce, ne presefvzvo against The
aaesfc Vhether as reeut o cou ience she fart
= ee ap tbN tlo MALAY &'lacsei d, who IN the
ts,t N 'ssng the water mis- Uss Of course, sufficient
fecie the fare of tie springs ana from tbal 1er0 b
10 frTent hey pave met wra cosstanl y jacreasirg
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The specific gravity of the water 37 pure waer
beipg 1000 Az have not collected the water ct the
spring. am unable TO determine the Of carbonc
acid which it contains, but appears considerable"
The scenery about here beautiful, and will we'll repay
deviation from what is called the Northern tour. II
those who follow in the beaten marked for them
guide books would only strike out from occasionally.
they would light upon and enioymens which would
sord them ipnitey more pleasure than the incidents Of
the regular routes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11

favor both from the pub and the medical rscuy. Tho
diseases IN which the Pisrtsgsnet water found most
eicacous rheumatism equity affections, aud stomach
and liver complaints and general Alternative il Is also
valuable subjon the analysis Of the wster made BY
Professor Hunt Of tho Capadsn Geological Survey
The mineral water OF the Piantaganet Springs strong
iy saline and coutsns considerable quantity OF the com
pounds Of byomine and iodine, to which this GLASS OF
virtue is besides by the large amount
of magnesa which contains dissolved In the form Of
bicsrbonae. have submitted TO u careful analysis
quantity OF the water in hands by the proprie
tor OF the sprng and have obtained the following result
One pound avordupos weight 1000 grains, contains OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
DEATHS IN New ORLsANs.-7

The incvessed mortality comparei with toe previous
week 10 chiefly attributable 10 bowel complaints and yell
low fever there being 20 deaths the latter disease OF
the yellow fever victims but natives OF the United
states There 10 rom France, is from Germany,
from Italy, and II from Ireland There were "a ali w
men, ~ women, % boys and ~ girls There we're fatal
cases OF ipfsnte convuisione Of consumption, III OF
chronic diarrhma, Of eners OF teethng, SstloOrn,
40 OF the whole 80 deaths we're Of children uud@ ve
years Of see 10 between tsenty and twenty i've 70 be
tween twenty Ave and thirty a. between thirty and forty
and 10 between forty and dfyNew Orleans FtcdyuTs,
August g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
THE MILITARY.

uEApQuARrERs THIRD REgIMEvr, u TROOP, NEW
III YORK Bussars-New York augud9 1858 -The mem
of this hereby notified 10 IN FOIL mt
orm, mount on ~ednesday he I'm ias, 81 lzs oclocs
NJ al the ~ rect slip and south street " he last
tribute OF respec, ~ John Smith, decreased inter "
r. HoFFr. Csptts.
q. Rucxty. Orderly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
GUNNER Rssoar. -sEA nArHrsa Ar nrAI. N. d

GUNNER RssORr.-sEA BATHING AT DEAL. n r. .
- ~ miles from Long Franch The well known boarding
ho se OF hs snbscriber for yesrs kept BY Mr. T.
Bordtn, will open for ysers June The house large
500 Sy ard he ground Affords abundant from ress
o. se arren fr vh H. easy Of access steamers Leaving
huson street wharf daily for he House ami Ocean
rrt and henc9 Nv stage % Deal PARTIES tesrous Of o.
a nE roons csn 10 40 Nv spph ca1n BY on other
own HATHAWAY, Deal, n. j. care Long Branch r. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11

CEA BsIHINa ONLY TWO ArD A HALF HOURS
- frsm Ptiisdeipk,.-rvsins leave Vine street vksrf
rbilsdelphis daily Sundays ercep., sr Atlantis Cry
N j., ~ 10 A N and 4 p " Returning, ksve Atlantis
City aie sud 40 y N Fare. Fer NC trip o. So
Disance O. miles via Camden aud Aus-uc ksiirosd MA
bathing ~ tusrtc Il simosp here re
markst Ne gbneas and dryness ben ro lamp.
commodsaing 8 op people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
SUMMER RESORTS,

copEp HII.L WAFER CURE AND Horvr. WORTH.
u smptcn. NarsA ssiensed phy s.c.n- rncunsain air,
hfy t psrk cool and refreshing for families
vsifs Good table and snuser~nis Jenny Iand after 4
free months sisv. csed The Fsysfss Of knericA0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-11
BOARDING AND EuDGYyS,

NO.
4 eESrIExAp AND WIFE AMI TWO SINGLE GEN.
usmsn An Ia sS,omnods.ea .,b scra !. 10 roarth
street, near Bayrow sresi TO hose assirons Of nadpg
Snny Tssms mods,ae And apsassS,uasse
CURED
A CrNrurrAN AND WYE CAN nm ACrroyuoDAr.
Sd w from: pAsos ssa ssso0oS en- The ,. se g.
fusion Of sos .n ana 5 no%s sna Ooa lad o
ssr q oclo.t R,osawsy stages psss he dcor ''A
pu1v.rv vIvuy LIVING nv HINnsoMn
Enslah basement house With al the modern ,aproye
sss Ss1 &C n rs Ssnsmsn uS sestV fasn.bsa
roons S a. tsous besrd ainner Al sS O'clock ref
rencss exchanged. Apply at 81 West Twenty sikh sres
%noos Board
9TH street near i sixth avenue venue
A second door 9TH oosrs 70 s.my OF siusis genss
sixth avenues References sIsSa. "ss 'e'"''A
yrvv ., -. .-----
Fourteen h.Ee. Address G. s. Bible House Pos. odsce
a pRIvArr FAMILY. pAvIyo MORE ROOMS THAN
a hsn hey oconpy you'd le 70 psrs o. tso or theee
ooms well in he ls s. ZION s so Or hos,s
West Fourteenth street. first house west Of sTtn
GnNrrsxAN AND HTS wrvE CAN pv ,cg,ovvo
y Wit furn bosr Nc
sophsr Street one door from hudson Gas and bath In the
H'ese. le h's 'Ao'ef Ae. ..------------- -
rxw SINGLE GENrLENcN CAN BE AccovMo-
as;ra with p!s.s.st sai n'sr. y small prvss
Terms noaerAte Apply Al No W West rsenassh stree
p,r.s.,- poou urrr, po,on vov c,,,
A s.sn ss We ~ . Ms ,a s- rssms, GEN
oesouIul -ocsnon Apply :. 90 wel- I.ea,l-,e street.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, or rwo SINGLE
p.ssd IL s-s: ci..s soars rsSsonseis prss
mail sna,ly no cher ooar,ss references exchanged.
--- ,,r, -, :, ,ro--- :, : W., nv,
hss I'M Nh 5o.es ssr LAD opv IN smt ouiet
family ssere here are no other bSsrier ADDRESS ssug
lssstion SsI,s soaeisie, SoTiI7 Herald
,-,,ou-, 49,, ,,oo,- ,-,,,,-,,.,,,
s s hvo No. sas s sr and
asreo 70 s 70 Es Z an M VIE or ssgs a
story fer Ieven Dc srs a. 1859 Eas rarty sh stree.
p-n,-sue-, roo,- 20 ; CT w. vorop WIru
Si$Sx ssy. second soot IRON: ars pi.ss and
,epesisbls Rent cheap good tenant. Inquire in
'ne sore a. q NATION s.itel -------------------
A HoXE-rwc YOUNG MEN, WILLING TO ROOM
"A oesssr ssn hsvs n.sy i.nsn'a 5r1a geror 90 me
qgIed. INQUIRE al the week a. iio Orchard street
n,-v,r- r.v,,y WIS prv.o,yr crcoyn
49, Arn ,,nisbss 49,, bsy 49, Ia rv,,h bo.,d
z gent. and wife Io:.:on yeois1 2 ,hs se,oDd
ap2y a. % fi'a street, nesF second avenue HesfenceS
eAs1sngea
1 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR 4 GENrLEMAN
roans Wis or whsO, oisrs o. rswcuSss eras in sms
pyse emily 81 ~ yana s. new nne,oed g. very
4 PElyAIE FAMILY WISHES TO LET Two OR
lnprovenlpn,s 20 eenienen ~. ar N.h1s' nosrc. f1e
veIsy plss- ard Bfos1wsy.
vyv,-rv vT-,v--uvD vOov. ryrTyy
second door for Psr; o. ssnensni ereasfsst served
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-14
=. A DUKES
HAAQ q nd 3 hOo I'm ri M

No. IS, MA-st......., hEuh N,
flyHE EMPORIUM is the only place in the city
/ whers every thing in the Boot ndShoe line 10
made to order.
The Emporium uses the bert kind Of Imported
Stock.
The Emporium uses "Enslish Bend 'sole-Assth-
or. 81 s &Estf
The Emporium uses "Lemoine's Calf Skins"
The Emporium uses English, French and Ger
man GAN and Kip Skin.
The Emporiam uses French Curacao and Tampi-
co Kid Skins.
The Emporium uses French, Italian and English
Lasting.
The Emporium employees the best wcrkmen in
the country.
The Emporium makes tho best fits Of any shop
in, tie city.
The Emporium sells the best and cheapest East
con goods.
The Emporium sells SIossmb's Boots, and war
rants them ~ good - can be made,
The Emporium 10 the place to get Just what you
want III not ready made made to order. 80.
The Emporium sells for Cash only, and ~ the
very lowest figures.
II cheap bargains are desirable, good fits Gem
fartAble, superior shoes satisfactory, 30 70 the
| Emporium TO get them.
iy1sd
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale . quantity Of wApE's Color
~ ISxs, which ere instly considered the bsst in
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up TO $s3pcr ~. Also White Int, Gold
Size and vssnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, = quantity of Mather's Black
Inks, undisposed Of. than which there are none
better In market.
All Of which We will sell at manufacturer pri-
css, for cash.
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Dtssoiut,on,

FJNuE Co-PartncrshiF heretofore existipg be-
L tween the subscribers, under tho name And
arm Of fsrrar Haines, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent Robert 4 \. z. Asipet will CON
tinue in the business, and sign the name Of tbs
arm in liquidation. They will alro settle Ill 10
counts Of tbs late firm, and ALL debts due II mast
be paid them. II. &. FARkAR,
ROBERT HAiNEH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-14

CHICAGO TO BUTFAL0 VA DETROIT
Al the above office tickets for New York, Boston
and all the stations the New York = Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of Is. d l.. II. Railroad,
Office No. 50 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '5S-dly-c.Hs.
Sight Drafts on London at . dollars per ster.
ling may be obtained at the Office Of the Grand
Trunk K. X. of Canadx, in Chicago.
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Clothing store,

WITH thanks 10 my many friends for psst
wv favor, / beg leave - inform then that
Am now receiving my SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK or CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses of D. Devlin Co., and James Wild, jr.,
Co., the tro best Clothing IL oasss in Abe Uni
III States. Ny Clothing 10 good and we'll made ;
these Whs have purchased 81 ns &ill testify 70
that fAcs and TO those who haye pot wouldsay,
eomed1dtry for yonrselres. food Goods, u . fair
price are always the cAsapest. -
Owing 70 the pressure in money matters am
compelled to sell strictly for CASH
April I'D A-M GRIFFITH.
|yENTs' Cashmere Sniis, good and latest fash
Oios, for sale al No. 3 Estes Houss, Nain-st.
AMID AVA.
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Mississippi Valley Nuxssry.
WESTERN rREEs ron THE WEST

M I II several ynAys
w experience The Pres
prietor can now furniAh
FRUIT TREES AN b
SHRUBBERY, aechms-
ted, and found 70 succeed
IN the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra ase, and
have protlaesd 6ns speci-
mems otf1it tAls season.
Thssa iAtAsestsa .arcinvi-
Nd - ell and examine
! lslrhemse Ives. g
OrdAnra Ear "A nnlA. pAap
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AND + II u Nk H AILR "a ID
OF CANADA, s.r

RAND TRUNK RAILR - ID
OF CANADA, s-g
~ADELIGHTEULA R0AANT1G R0JTE-11
0 rloH fnH WEST ~. s IL
HOstOn, Nssc York, and the E1Stern States
pta Ae MteAsSsn Csnfrsi, Grasf WsMsr,
0gdenstsrSA Ysvaont CentssLs $50
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD on CANADA.
Passenger BY this route have - Opportunity Of
visiting soms Of ihs grAndsst and most Won
essfui scsnssy In the world, issanains 7ore~io,
Niagara rsiis, Svspenion Bridge, 7Astns~I Isan1s,
1ASs@S ~ ~ y. LssvsRc<, Quebec. MsNirsAi, WAtS
Mosststss, A< Tubular idge, fasarlv fvo miles il
hazfA), Lsas CAAmYtsin, FSiis Of Mbsfno,s~cs,
419soN River, ETC., etc. a=
On and aftsr Msy l., 1855, baggage viii b.
GAssked Through from Chicago. &C.,
TO EMlGRANTS.
fassag0 may b. Sssafsd 1t the o1Acsof the Con-
peny In ChieAgO ~ SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeea and Montross. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supenntcnds the removal Of
sIisas:ts sa4 bsssass = oasbso free Of chAsss,
Pare from $50 70 43S to Chicago, including
cooked provisions. 4
The 4amnoth Steamship
LIE VIA r. n An,
or - 500 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG!
Il under contract TO this Compan for one or more
trips u Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago 70 the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issned. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Lsviathan, or for the N
O.S. s. Co.'S ships, can be obtained It the Once
Of Tho Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk R. X. Co., Of Canada.
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DELlNQUENT LAST Of LOTS
I m which pscixl taxes are due uad uapatl, 10
OAeAdamising On Jehnson'str hsswssa It'll
and I 1th strpcfa HFssst
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PasAAv Plum and Chsny Tres. sitlnr oAAsdAsA or
DMssf. GrsPs Rssts o. Cutting; cyrraat, Geoss
with EvssGrssas end Ornsnsntal shrabbary, viii
receive prompt end faithful attention.
NarAery 2folnds In the Wsstsrn part Of The
City, on Dss Moinss Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
a.fa Late Hubbell 4 Hilton.)
/ Rsokss, Sept. 9, lsst-dAw
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The undersigned, having formedA Co.Psrtner-
ship under the name and yle Of Hainss Brother,
and purchased the Sntire interest Of Ii -. fASrAx,
will continue the business Of Misunderstanding Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, &a., al
the old stand. corner of Bluff Strecte5 neer The
Ksokuk 1 Fl. Des Moinck Rail Road Dspot.
ROBERT HAINES,
ect6-d b
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Livingslonss travels anA Resen &c = .
60 ~ ssWsh Africa,
lNGLLDIAa sketch Of sixteen years' rasidencs
Lin south Airica, and a journey fysm th~cape OF
Gpod Hope Lounds VI this West cosst. Iilabneted
With numerous engravings For sale by IA
CAVE 4 DANuDR, e
seplsd " Naip.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
NEwY0RK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER d. 1858.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A TEIs EVENING

A CADEMY OF MUSIC:
THE HUGUENOTS,
T grs az iasrasa t1.' asIsTsr r,ss o''
THis Saturday, LvESiSG.m st y o'elee. =.
~ JI ", 81
Sale Of for Eus1eto,sT commences tas morning
NILE PoiNsor.
Principal cr,,:c prra dem. Om the Grand Ope. IN Pas
i.s Hssfsr si aSSs T ii Hf fs fs'i HeGssors f4
.oa SATURDAY.. Dse.t
'''''''''' s'A' TIA THE ]: gusUESors.
With cas-, -f-i,e'y superior TIA, Of he lX sesso Ine
MIEk Nil foiSsoI MAbaME Ias6RDE MILE GHIoSL
TIs FLof.Ss. Tii iS... ''rAy.Ro wElSLrca. coLErrL
PiKASEsER' Dr rBREuIL. BARRiriSI ,ai
VITO vii resume Ai' SEs.a ~ ~ s,,,gr & M,;siL
W" 'e MILT Sofo .Sa ar DFSSsrsA0r
IRE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
oi TuEsDAY Fsis' Ms RicdofoMiSf Tsa iSe hEfEF1 Of
saf. an 3sr fsr & Bo..oa PIsaeph the West sad soGis
Nile Piocolo1iri, Benefit AID Farewell ApPcsranoe W.
okEa4 SS SS TlES9sy Tspabsy EyESIss g .,,,,,
The entertainment. q Tuesday EVenns VII coa''' of tAs
"''' q O''-''i Ircii bI LAMNERMooR,
MILE PIccoLoMIYi
for the hr,; tine Il America u sing her celebrated roe Of
Lucia. On the o,csro-,
SIGNOR BRiGSOLI
viii make his hrs. sni only sPPearauoe tbs season. a. tas Ad
euy Of Music.
On tie same fveIng vii b. IiTsl
FOR THE FIRST TIME lH AMERICA
TIL third sct Of Do1izeiti's famous Opera Il
TEE MARTYRS
inrludirr the o.lebrsed prison scene.
hue. PCcoLoMlNi P.l.9ns
TEE MATINEE on WE jNESDAY
Will comprise ., .-,o,.-
viich Will - duly published
ARkANGEMENT or PRICES
For Hre Picco.omui. Beltft and FsEeEen App-.-snce
The price Of admission for Tuesday evening VII 0e tue same
az the regular optT, nights.
Tire pnce Of admission The Matinee -, e. a; lie oTmn
Nstnees :,
Noricr Boyer. Of reserved for Tuesdays Lucia 81
LamuermoOr' viii receive - - -
A GRATUITIOUS TlCKt 7 70 The MATINEE.
TO Little Academy of Nu.ic for ngt during De-
and Jsnssy except Sesj having been Aieaay ei
FREE SABBATH EVENING SERVICES.
the third q which will Ak. place Sunday next Dec sd
VII Be couiinled - -
THROUGHOUT THE WINTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
WILL REMOVE on JANUARY 10.
W IvI-1< L yUItNEY

WILL REMOVE on JANUARY TO-
Hi'oS 'RtSl Rsaesior,l Publishers.
In oon.esr encs Of the iDor.a.-d d-nsna f,r their
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TENT boohs'
Have dte.ded TO give their cllsiye s't-ttor -
EDUCATIONAL WORKS.
Rquishr. the sepers book trade and taking for their en-
Ia ged basne.. The new large nsrtle eo1bs sor.
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