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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Plsyipp ON the bones is ordinarily deemed an ac-
complshment delicate piece of lyrical yirtaossm
of old Virginisn orig'n-uness passage III Shakes
peare would Indicate that it was known IN the
Elizabethan age: Let us have The tongs and the
" bones" says the bard in The MldsU 1mer Night
Dream. But whether the wonderlL digltsl dex-
terity of more recent times was exhibited on the
osseous instrument in the Shakespearean era or
not does not lessen the intense glory of the modern
music. Success, however, produces imitstion and
one mode Of playing ON the bones having begotten
such glory for the Venerable Dominion, another
was instituted by John A. Washington, esq This
gentleman has been playing silver tunes on the
bones of his ancestor, George Washington. He
has offered the estate for sale, the bones of the
hero included, Of course, We suppose, though some
people would say not of course; and on that theme
tte bones Of the Pater Patris have been made IL
echo music, orstorical, dramatic, satatory sld
symphonic. They have been struck together 10
cur ears in the eloquence which is graded down 10
the level of Mason and Dixon's hne-belOx the
water. mark Of mans inherent dignity and Liberty.
They have been raped in unison with COMEDY and
Farce, Tragedy and Burlesile; WIN songs o' SOUL
sinking love, where cuore rhymes to a'aore or ram
pant ecstasy, where i. iiDgles with f4rOre; with
tours de force phenomenon Arthur NApoeoses- lue
flights on the grand piano; with M. Mnsatd in
every variety of spapping, bounding or bmpid
strsins; with twenty-tye-cent Concert, where
walking and talking arc allowed IS accompani-
mept TO The orchesGras. All these performances
On the bones Of the mighty dead have been viz
tualy instituted b. Mr. Washington when he offered
70 eel Mont Vernon for $2oO, co., or whatever
the SUN is. Nay more, it is recommended that
every lacy Of the myriad bOouets OF lovel'ne's IN
this city should change tie a'luent eean'e 'i her
fret Of January receptions ITO another perform
hnce OF this Kind; thai Sit sloIt pat W box Ia
Ter drawing room, wberc every & nileman may
! (muft) put in contribution; aud ine gentlemen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

SILVER MINES SNEyRAsKA-Th Orraha Nsbras'
kan says: Capt. A. j. Smith, whose return rom
the COLO mines We noticed ast week, informs us sua.
company Of Georgiats, who have s2ent COG 'lsfao
time prospecting in the mines OF Neorsrks, niscov'
eec in the vicinity of Medicine Bow River, aser "9,
ard that they determined on working II IN pfeteronc1
TO the geld diggngs i'll it, vicinity. IL was
that he sver mines alluded t0 would pay equA W WV
beet Mexican mines. it found in immense qaAs
titles in the region have described. The Seaity~
tD.se nil is about 900 miles LITTLE northwest "'~
this city" r..
NORTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA GoLp.-I
editor Of TIE Richmond Wig mas been snoSSS
specimen Of North Carolina gold, weighing ten sna
hal ounces, and almost perfectly pure. t '" Mt.
from The mines belonging to Mr.. Christian, 10 IN co
gonery County. Mr. Christian bas taken ous sUi.t
worth OF the in the course Of three g9htus' su
cost Of only few hundred dollars, and MS mines ~
believed 70 b. slmost ine xhau,tibe. They sere dHt
covered in August last, and he hs. y's' o'-n -
for them, in New-Yuk, SDO,eO "nich ne refussa "
take. y,- -.
The editor OF The Atoiasta Ca. I.tehgener az
seen ssnple Of gold, taken from the mins VI tns
"Sc, >, Nr;lg Compspy located in Cherokee COioy,
Ca, The spacinen was exhibited to rs by Mr. "ni
McC,rnel Of this city, Who had mass o. pure zon,
v.iobino ABB at one hundred per nywe Snts, WHICH "A
,aLs N ffo,p the mine in eight houis. ..
DIscoyLRr or LEAD MrsE IN Cas,oA.-L
Monlrsai Herald Announces tho discovery o. d sss
mire in the Ottawa region IN Can'ds, "nDI I%, IA
prornise q great nchness and value. Inc ~. "A
been traced purchased, opened 10 se'erA ,o,sr.
worked successfully. Any one who m.y EEL ,ns,'
esed in the mat er may satisfy himself oi tae
for twenty six turs Of tho produce are :, y .
lying in the warehouse Of DIR. rhso. Han " So
melt stree, in state Of prePsrason wh "a MS
immediate sueitipg. We ar. Informed o. 80,
cal authority that the lead 90 prepared CONTAINS o.
cent Of the pore material. In
our waters yesterday, in charge Of the unI'ea sN.
officers, ald is lying out II the stream s.,S
besuiifa v,s sel and her tail rns.r al ke'
hul shox [! at -tc ro-h b. hard 70 ca,cn ~ ~
A ruL,or vas CUR Il 90 the Bay y"stefcsy' 81,
may b. i-v 3D. that ~ Africsns OF too r. -,
taton, , ~ bceD rested On p''n;at'n npN
aud LAkeo ia charge by the rel; d s;,t,s IA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
To the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1898
Tbsre ia reason TO believe that the Liberal party OF
Mexico. who are seeking recognition OF the Juarez
Government by our own, would consent 10 enter INTO
treaty by which the United Ststes could estsohsn
military posts in Ch,buahus and Sonora, thus ayoldng
objections to foycbe possession, as recently oihc"y
recommended.
A latey-received and Trustworthy letter sta'es as
reason Why bis passports were given 20 Chevauer
Raybaud. the French Congratulations, that he hsi
officially informed the Dominicoos OF the wishes OF
Napoleon that they surrender their own form of gov
erpment and submit to that of Hsyt
The most intimate friends of Mr.. Forsyth ssy that
he has no thought at present Of resgnng as Minister
to Mexico.
An answer s expected by the latter part OF January
TO certain propositions looking to settlement OF the
Central Americ an question, which transmitted to
England several weeks ago.
Letters have been received by the overland mail.
An officer at Fort Buchanan writes Dec. 5, that rich
depots of gold have been found the Gia River for
100 miles on both sides. Six hundred anu fty men
are at work. and five hundred are on their way from
California. Should the emigration increase at the
same rate a. it commenced it supposed there will be
fifty thousand persons in Arzons within the next
selve months Specimens of silver richer than that
from He1tzemsns miue have been discovered
Judge Hart, writiog from the Rio Grande says that
he has received letters from the leading men at Sints
Fe yielding their opposition to Territorial Govern
meDt in Arizona.
Prices of Mexican titles to land in Sonors have u
creased, the holders believing that the Americans will
soon obtain possession of the country.
1t is said that certain parties have anticipated the
action Ct cur Government and obtained the right TO
construct Railroad from Guaymas to some point on
the American line-
Lieut. Mowry has addressed letter to the Secretary
of War, showing the necessity, and asking for the
establishment of military post at the Pimos villages,
to protect emgrants, and prevent collisions between
the whites and Indians.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

STREET Commissioner for sn entire new set Of books
for bis ofice, and that the order is already in hand
for execution Also, that he coh,emPlates ch.oses
in tie sy stem Of accounts. and the Introduction Of
such checks and couoterpoises as will condu'e to
An ineligible result as well s. more perfect
prevention Of frauds on tie Treasury. By the
WY, it is whispered that the books ot the Con
troll,r's Office are now being written up with
s.tcpi.hing rapidisy, snd that certain clerks, who
b.y, been idle, are uo~ employing nights and Sun
d,y. in order to present the new Controller with
clear account Of their dolngs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

ever Of religion. which OF late have run rios !"
the South, and which, if not checked, 'nres'en
shortly to convert thst whole region mo secohd
Barbary, if not indeed 8 second Guinea
The question low ari.es, aud the se,lsn' in'eui-
reuce aud enlighteted conscience OF the Sou can
no longer ,kuk the meeting Of It, Shall sll the ad
vancement of the century past, and al hopes r
the future. be given up Snsll the South. under
the lead Of set Of desperate politicians As oaok-
rupt in purse as they are 10 character playing on
t,e ignorance, the prejudices, the envy and the
avarics of the srea. boiy'of the poor, unedu'ated
whites, cut of the moral connection between the
South and the TEST Of the c7Ilized world and over
wbelm her With new importation of bsrbar sn
from Africa. reactng, as it must aud will, upon
the present population, already backward asd BAR
barous enough Tie wealth, intelligence, the
col science of the South might think it could
safely stand by aud see and hear the attempted
and so re,rly .ucces.ful assassination of Senator
Sumner glorified into an sct Of heroism-nay even
s.sist in so procaimins it-but we appreheud they
ale not yet so utterly bastard as quietly to submit
to, and even t. assist H. their own as'as nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Mr.. McElrsths rew paper, The Century, h~ wsis
iis appearance, and very handsome sheet II '. Its
large, and printed with large, clear type excellent
paper. It's contents evnce much ability while On
tie great question Of National politics 1t takes decided
and mauly ground. it, articles are anonymous, the
iuper sona character Of its eitcrshp being carefully
maintained; but it is plain that the writer's are psc-
tced men, who undert and very thoroughly what they
are about. We hope TO hear that The Century has
nroyed decidedly successfn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH!
From Washington.

Fysa oar Otn Co~verrosde"h
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, l-5o.
There has been free Interchange OF views
among many leading Republican Senators AMI hep
resenta,iyes for whch occasion has been afiordeo
since the commencement of the recess Ihe oPh'
ion was unspimous that parties and politics are 50
shaped in this Congress that nothing will be ehec1ed
during the presen. session concerning the racine
Railroad. or modification of the tariff.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

LARGE FIRE on SrATEs IsLAsD.-The Ssudy Hook
telegraph operator reported that there was largo dfs
raging On Staten Island, nesr the Elm Tres" A$
evening. Several houses were enyeloped 10 dsnes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Gov. Lowe of Iowa has properly refused 20 call 40
extra session Of the Legislature of that S;ate waoh
had beer demanded on tue groaud Of the necessity d
further legislation in aid of tho Ioss Railroad entsr'
Irises aud the enactment Of "relief laws"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR l55S
Sn popular Annual vii b published In rv day., and VII
contain,
AsrnokosicAL CALCULATIONS for the yes1 lssa
0ovEasnELy THK UNITED 5rATEs-E1coutve ana 1n'
fetal
A LIST MEMskRs rnE USrEp srArxs SENATE
pouti ealy classified
A LIST or rHs nErssE The HoUsE oT RErErshsrA
rivEs, politically clas.hed
ABKETcH TRoUgLEs UTAH
ABsrRAcr IHE Laws PASSED AT TIE LAST ssssios o'
cohGREn
GovERSMeurs oy ErpoPH-RrLTSG eovEREieB, kc
How THY ELECT Boeus U s. SEsAroRs ~ lsDinA
ELfcrIos RETURNS IRON ALL THt STATES HOLDING CIV
sRAL ELECTIONS 1889 carefully complied and compared With
'ormer elections, expressly for Tux pRIsUsE ALMANAC
ELECTION RETURNS TIE STATE oT hEw-foN BY
TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
Llsr ov STATES, CAPITALS GovsRSoRs, TNEs OF LEsi'-
LArIvE MsErIScs HoLDIsG ELEcTIoss kc with other
natter Of genera aud permanent interest
Price posafe prepse single copies Is cents American coin
Twelve copies o; 100 copies, es
Hsent BY Express, 81 per 100; Is copies for o.
Ordep accompanied with the cash, respectfully sssd Ad
dru Horace GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Buildings, NewYort
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
A. ALL TIM WORLD Know, Prof. WOODS is

As ALL TIE " UkEU NNU", TVI' NU" 70
not the otsus the only BAR kTSToRATivk that ny
rntu. pr viii restore srsy tar 10 Its orgOh co
sd AXE bsd ada ana preserve the color 0 tn
~ou,n Necessary fof bsSHe OF all aIti
produce similar results as all are ohy
~ 10 s orthes. tTa,h its worltwIde rePs
y, a5di,ou 10 the uumerou. tsstimon nias sreAdy gwen
,an,,,n 10 the following lust received from nteh-
.act editor iu virginia. Read for yourselves:
OrtIcr og IHE JEFFERsoNiAS, !
PHILLIrPI, Vs., Dec. l2, 1881
y,or wo,p-- Ieoy Sir: feel my duty as well ss my
20 state 70 you the following when you
car use a. you ttnk proper; gent OF this pace
er, IA. bsen his early youthso uuch So thAt
(. Vas compelled to wig lie induced TO use ooe
OF your Hair Restorative which BE- Grd very ucn suu
r;.ptv and be handsome hesd OF haf ihe 3ebue
.., pxns Bradford aud he is We. known IN our
sSs,s c,ti., many persons t,siy truth OF ths
g. .u.ot to st the r-ques OF M brsaioIa
You can eel great Of Hair Restorative Ill ins sDa
pe adjoining counties, you have the proper AGENTS
Yours &c, THOMPSON sUksHsoh-,
nj, uv .od BY all du,s AID fancy good. dealers through
on, ~. world. u, pot No S2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

HUNCAKIAN WINEs.-The subscribers call the
sstenson Of consumers AID the trade 70 these occion'
rn.oud fo purt, al Havor from zen aud upward
THE Gel. Husae ~ per coz-nl, and III "Dou
from per gallon upward for both dock. ahd css e
A. es Hungarian Chsmpsgue prc rr-d 70 the Ftehch ei-
e.ape bone, o. coataiug four toeg Hocks, fouT CAeI'
WV ~N' ~ GRossiseER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
HERRING BURGLAI-PROOf SAFE.

The following .sti.fsory letter from the weLknown BANK
A., Eou.e of MARKELL Darrow Co. Of Dubuaue Iowa. VIII
sDox the trep sth security d HEARING Go bUSSL-
Poor SAFES whom made Of Boiler iron ana ChieohoH
Plstes With Cross Bar Grating combined; % ,o.o
'' ~ DUBUQUE lows Dec. Is. lSs
In reoy % your letter inquiry would say that
short time since the the Burglar fooi boI
80 ont Of odr mot the Han Local. we're Obliged to
ca. IN an ak o, smith. who, with al the necessary
tools succeeded Ia cnns through the OUT
mates the Lock- after two days oil constant
AID hard work h...
The Hall Lock given any trouble ana we have
sr,at cou6depce In IL; also you supposed IN your
kuIrls1 Proof Box after thoIoueh thai oil M strength
Respectfully youts, . .
M,RKKLL, DARRow 4 Co"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

We learn with pleasure that Mr.. Haws. the
Controller elect, has made reqcsilon 90 the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

A young man named Campbell. q years Of age, ~
cidentsly shot himself at South Amboy on Fnds!'
He survived about four hours
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

WORD OF WARNING Is nothing more
,t@als the reputation of rehahs article to
ut.. ON the community Dferor and Sortne. onr ana
vi n often doue fifteen yesrs ago T. hEnsTSEtr 20
ntrodI Hair Restorative, under the name of uhsspo
Hair CoruK" ieul restorative properties msne Il
and bald beads were hke 20 oecone
q thins o tbe pact wien the county was n"o1eu VIII
hich only usres our absolutely
injU,ions The ongins ttepsfanon is
mad, with oil sud spn afoons an agreeable
bile all the limitations are ns1c VIII ' eAi<
the hair harsh dry and sxy requrins sef airs @ use
Of al OF wash look d,ocuty We w'io
Hair Colorins X, which j. reliable ty "S
81 osots b tl Solo sSoryw here, '" T. hA"AS w" "
prstors, Troy, y. Y. , p.. cav
A SWEET BREATH AND PEARL WHITE TEETH.
-Whsts more Disgusting thsn . tsa b-ssihl The .ub)eNh
90 dssfe By best sod most iuul.i- So
ses,es So ref.d gentlemen AID tcsutn sdies move IN
soetv with this incubus cient To- anihAe ~ Al
s..t ,se most reflect and otherwise iuvus charms sr fe
btie Of fHARTLEYs PsAhlt tLo~Ek VII At once renaes mo
brvsth sweet and the teeth white. =, ~
Wboi.al. an tail by BARss PtkS Partrow also, NO.
SsI Broadway aud BY al oTusg'st' fce ~ cet. ootie
OrpIANCy SN.MiNDER SAFES.-RoBERr Nj.
Parstcx q TIE so2se sSs ana
Patent Powder Proof Defiance Locts ara o.ss oAs Az
rire and Burglar Poci Sdesosd and Pror ese io HNof
ptste 20 Depot, -. Pys.., Que door ooo~ ns.oef Zoe
No 294 CANM,sT., BRANDEErH BUILDING,
4. Tho principa ofscs tfthe sale Of
BkNDRsIH's PILLS. -. -, -. o.
so,d sso at No 2 hu isons ct, snc No 20 bo"e'J -
BARRYs TRiCOPHEROUs
IL. Tia B,. and Cheapest Articl. for Dnsw'ns,
Beautifs ns. Cleaning Curling.
Pfesoryrs ara Il. stor,nf TIE Hair
LsISs, ayiL Ess s4s b. - Dr.ss'. ana r''a.'' 'f''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

The WINTER HAT, par e1eellenes, is undoubted-
" that manufactured By friend Ksox, and sod =, nj. great
store on the corner Broadway and Pul:on Possessing all
the essential qus.. of sh'ness ao1 durability EXHIBITS tue
perfection shape h for which the productions OF tnD
gentle man are always rated
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

FREDERICK MAYNARD,
IL Manufacturer Of
LADIES' SILK DRESS BUTTONS, TASsELS, ETC,
No. ~ Chd.st- .
Largo assortment suitable for the jobblng trade constantly
IN hand.
CKIRTS.-FRANCESs WOVEN SKELETON
- SKIRTS with patent Buste, grated May 49, 1883 made
without sewing that the viii apart To be nad
Wholesale No. 100 Chambers ST. retail, No 30 west oo1hs'
VINHE NEW-YORK CARPET LINING COM
Il PANY,
having enlarged their factory
end added TO their machinery from the ls,es Improvements Tor
the manufacture of
CARPET LINING AND COTTON BATTtN3 j.
turngs superior article Of
COTTON BATTING
Buyers are invited 10 call and examine the factory
No 4s8 WateI-st.
n bah orders for Carpet Lining and Cotton Batting
promptly attended to j. n. HARRINGTON, Agent
pI En -DOUBLE-Soe waterproof sewed
~Ik eJOs Boots now ready At JONCsS 10 Annst- Alsc
those S 50 deuhssoe Boots warranted 70 give sststacop
WOOLEN FLOCKS.-The subscriber is con-
w stsnty receiving the best quality OF EN0LlSH aud
FRENCH FLOCKS Of all oolos winch he offers for sale 10 10
O. suh purch haers Apply 70 SAMUEL THOAPSONS
kEPHEW, No 2'5 Peail-t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
real ESTATE 5,vISCs lssrIrurios,
4 81
EyiGsAST INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANx.
Nyw.,OsR Dee. "a, 1893 \

EyiGRASr INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANx
NEw.iOgS Dec. "a. 1893 !
nIVIDEND NOTICE -DeposItors are hereby
IL notified ID ats sFMI-ANEUAL DIylOENO At the rate
Of SIX PER CENT PER ANNuA on all sums OF 7 30 snd
..nd CT Mt ell over 500, waict
sh Rave been tn day of
jan uary neat will Re paid depostos sid after MON
DAY jan. a. u called for win be Cared % toe
credit Of depo.ioIs ]. principal
Bank osen dsy from 10 A. to 2. aud fro 20 .
.. ID, at Nc. 81 Cnambeu-st e.st Of 8s0,iyay
JOsErH STUART, President
JOHN NAMING. Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER 81. 1883

NkEAT GEOGRAPHICAL WORK OF Art
pOCKY MOUNT AIMS, UTAH CALtPOGNiA. MEXICO
cod cEHTRAL AhtkIct s the .raciesi roa.s 10. e,o-
co. be exhibited fns s 6r ,in- the fsss 1h, 5xh
ard Sst Of Dsoenk-f. st STUyN SAINT INSTITUTE,
No. csc 81 sd~sy each AFTERNOON - : o'cloot sad
EVENING Ct u o'csck-
Admissios Is eta CniIdrcn b ,f Price.
DANVARDs great Mechanical Picture, THE
ID DESTRUCTION or JERUSALEM, nov open ~ the
Hall Broadway s-ecter VI. s-o the far .n d
Panorama OF TAE HOLY LAND. every W.enesisy snd
Saturday aferncon Q. 8 O'Clock And every evening G
Admission. a5oepts; obi tren, II oen,s.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY of PAINTINGS,
IL pow op-r No Sss rD.6wsy.-Ovsr ngBdrsi
u ent PsDp sgrpsssu4 any oitioa Of KIND
country 5.rsnfes should fail VISIT Gallery, -
forms Of thsohef Of The city Opsn DAY ssd
EVENING. Atmtsncs Is centa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31


ps'ed New.Yort, Nov. IL, 1855.
RlNU, WIN. X. MAkrtN.
WARREN CARTER, J. WOODWARD
0FOR0E GAULT SAMUEL RAYNOR
PETER BALM, OLIVER hunE
EDMUND II MILLER, s. II. PROVOST,
\. w MARTIN. CHARLES u nov.
JAMFS r. TODD LEONAkD T. Al
WV VI SCOTT, JOSEPH r. steoi
SMITH SHELDON, LEvI HAtOEN
IP ZHRIEV AUSTIN sUsRHAl
IACOR VANDERPOEL, JANIS 3. PgC (.
DAV ID JAYNE, PBrER Mokhlst
r. Al BALOWfV. SAMUEL sHAROl
LAMPS AT JOHN DIT vALvNrtNk
NATHAN G. PL,rf JOHN 7. ELLl,
FRANK VINCENT JOHN Walk
WW pHrLP. JOHN NJ BRUCE.
John n BkowNINo. sAMtlEL Enos,
a JONES. PutLlP WsflHk.
J DERBY, = B. WILSON,
FDWtN JACKSON, 2. ]. COZANS.
WILLIAM J. TODD, IsRAE,. COaSE
JOSFPH RUSSELL, 4 u. BEVAN5
JOHN r. PLATr. UNION ADtM9
WIN. g. COpLsD0E, WM TRACY,
AARON SSELEY, THOMAS ]. P0W9
y. HOU0HTON. JAMES c. CAkfEa
Office No 6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
NOTICE of INTENTION to FORM
~ THE
ARTISANS, INSURANCE. COMPANY

No,ice hereb, Fyen OF The s,suvcu OF the undsas.i
form COMPANY for the purpo,s OF tr,nsseaas - suSk
NESS Of INSURANCE, BY making tusatsacs 90 d~-tat
hou.rs stores and all tni. Of budnss end apN sssssa
and Gtner prorery against ''s damage ht. ss1
hs cf inland navsstOu ana rsuspor suon par'asAt V
the provisions OF Act provide for the ncorporsos
Insnrsne Comp.nes p~s.ed srh june 1853 by hs etsssss
ofte St,te OF Ne ~York The II sad Com d' -
TTlk ARTISAN INSURANCE COMPANY, aud tne 9tsrt
rs ooe FOR the Transaction Of Its business sosu - oss
IN. titx NJ New
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

OFFicE OF TIE MEscAsrrLE FIRE Nsux.ScE Co..
Nos Wsi-st-. New Yort, Dec. 50, 1853. )
VNHE Board If Directors Of this Company h,y,
Il ,his day declared DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENi
O for h onh, rsysss and after the Sd Of JsauIy nex'
JOHN BAKER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

NOTlCE.-LICKING COUNTY and NEW
~ ARK, OHIO, BosDs-rhs INTEREST COUPoSs 90
the Bonds Issued BY Con Lacking County OHo
The Cen,r. Ohio Railroad Cousp.nY the Bonds .ued
ey ne CORPORATION Of Ee.nt Ohio the Cen. ONO Rsl
The Boris issued b, the rsse-s Of Ne~srs Township 20
the eo~n s- and ad4ns RsrOsd C"IpAny due 90 tho ss
Jsrusy. 1852 M be ps on and st.t the 3t ins, te
Office o. sTANTOs, sbELDON Co., No. 81 srsu;-.t
keW-iOsk Dec. Is ls.a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

TINHE CREDITORS of the late ANDREW
l. BOHME hereby notified 70 present to the undensned
their claims ier hquastion. Hew-York. Dec. ID, 1853
WA RlCHARDsON, Assignee Of said Bohme,
No. Libery-plsoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

wv TN IID'1k SI LVIzfH thfs VIII ~"
w $1,000 invest In uf4cturrg bushes. which the
advertiser has carried fO r@sry ten yes wiz give i.r
pr Of the prof Of the business and vii guaranty
the principal be paid back the tine agreed by tue
parties Satisfactory r-frepoe to the re.ponsoilJ
and hate Of the patty waiting the money Address b.
interview be had.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
IA On WEDNESDAY. Jan. 5.
The Director that no viii his return trom
Boston, - -
SIX CONSECUTIVE OPERA NIGHTS.
commencing WEDNEsDAY Jaa when all the artists Of
the los, season will sPptsr, ncladins
Sig1or HRlGNOLL
The following interesting novelties have been expressly prs
pared for the occasiont
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL-in Italian,
with additions made By Bale for her M.ests Thes
PICCOLOMINT, BRIGNOLI,
GHIONI, FLoRENZA and CJLETrL
MARTHA-in Italian,
psriorusd sst in Loudon aud Paris. The cAs;
ooclprifes:
Lsborde, Berkel Bignoli aud Pormss-
DON GIOVANNI
By Piccolomin! Ponsot, Ohopi, Florenzs and ForuoS
ROBERT LIZ DIABLE,
when Psinsot will make her fist spp-ars as Alice.
Aud The HUGUENOTS
Tho sac cf seats commences on Monday, Jan. j.
viii be received in advance for the nights at the
ACADEMY Ion tl O'Clock.
kOrIci-TLe company wall appear In Phlsdelphis OIL OF
about the 4h Of January From Philadelphia hey will depart
for New Oea New York In the Spring and open
Faster bonsay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
Am ueemeuiG.

WIN MASON and THEODORE THOMASS
w SECOND
CLASSICAL MATINEE
Beason ef 1885,,
DoDwoRras HALL.
MONDAY Jan st2ococt p N
PROGRAMME
l. Cusr-st In fat o.. is N. beethoven
]. A l"gro s. Sch>rzb Allegro
T. Ads.o ~. non ,roppo (Adsno Is M.inooniA
- fAl.srst.o qusi Allegro.
He,s, Ttomss, %osen.hL. M.zts s0h Be-gmsou.
H. a. Bsisds In ula,or for P-Ano. Ltade Ia hAi
rniDor.
William Mason.
Ill Tsrenteie, lor Violin. ch 1osr
Theodore Ttonss
~. Trio IN nsjor Opus Bsrgo'
!. Adsso--Al. gro enersico s. ScheUo-Presto.
2 Ane ante sos'sruo. 4. Allegro con fdooo.
Me,sn Mssor. Thomas AID Bersmsan-
The Gratd Pisno Forte IL furnssd 6y Nesars Senwiy
Sons, No. 60 WAiberst
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Single subscr 10 the ming i've Ss.iuees, % -
Three subscriptions 20 the naming Eve hstinees. o.
For sal. a rhe SIC and at The door
Subscriptions for tn. series Of sx hsnees received at the
ooor and the music OF C. Breusins Schufenoers
Luis and Schub~rth g. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
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