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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-24

Coal $50 MS, 2s-lOe feet to the b.
THIS 2st test satisfsd that with good heats can
FTgths g 80 rs Coz we prod acsd ssi 6aseis oEs, or
Clean and bright ah ssve peculiar G q o1r s,
Gas shou all noe ,Sq5 n ys tls sgehH and the
on Tie whole we were highly pleased vslt s sterling
Coal We dunk wilI make nnors Gas fhaa me Enc
Goals Of as good qoalItv and il easier ne yield Of
better arlicIs as far IS It soes h rot ru ms
n ss good snare os sht have dons, but the
to sut, yourself. Haste my apology,
SmPA9seA lsIve The 2eIt page statement Of Coal pay
GEo. ". PiRsoEs. supq.
h.ea ALBANY GAS LIoIsr Co.,
d s@ yo5 TS E veil I plsas ssl Th s ssHg csa nhsd
SseI Gas LlEhf Co. test Iconsderit superior quality OF
am in haste, yours respectfully.
iaag fF1l5 ). A sABBAToN. &
WEsr Troy Gas I.1sHs Co..
Dec % a, 1888.
Walter C. Hopkins Esq Dear Sir. rris Company, AZ
ter having tested the Coal Of the Srls al Con1anv
md hat upon an average 1t will s oloO feet per D.
quality but the production qle gTea others
| but Will make very srong heat.
- 4l . ''0'' '''Sf'ii w. T. oswald oswald. sso'y.
! cLEvELAkp Gas LiGar lSD cokE Col
1
Messn Gates ROase & Butts, Cleveland. 1ess
Gentemen-Ths Company has been uag gour ''Stsrline
results, r..Hi
In eighteen consecutive days have earbonizeI az $40
rs the Coal SOrnS an I've charses OF
65 rs each which has produced feet Of Cas- of
eooc -umneng qualty OF AZ average of 3lO9 feet
pound We have also found quite free phur and
@ ~ Isqe rms eqt ~ 9qsnss oi ns n purify
lime : .7.r-r.l - g. =. slII...'-l-IT
The yield Of Coke am unable to give YOU now. bat il
VIII notsay mate rom thai of The Pittsburgh Goals
and Is OF good quality. We have accspte pro-
posal 10 furnish US wah two thousand tons.
| Yours truly.
T DWIGHT EELLs. Secretary.
ALBION. Dec. q. 1855
wsier c. pkins. EsQ.-Dca sir: Our works have
been IN operail only month and during tha time We
have used none her than the Serag Coal purchased Of
you The Gas mSde thus far Is pronounced b. those COM
Pc e1f % judse IN the equal % the usual
standard Ysurs respectfully,
- e.-. " v BULLOCK.
| Superintendent Alhion Gas 1t Co.
For further information apply 70
40 +. BUTTS & Co.,
| marlIs3mzs5 Clefeland. ohio.
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GoaI UeaLfrs
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
herewith for your consideration several statements
IN regard TO the above named Coal For
GAS PURPOSES
it is not e1eeled By asy offered in this country We
most favorable ms
We are, yours respectfully,
+. BUTTS & CO., Cleveland o.
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A Good Tree is Known BY its Fruits |;
sol A
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
80 the COnsunptiye, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver and Stomach
TNHE well known ard justly celebrated
L Indian Herb Doctor,
RI. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Would annOnnco % the people q Cleveland and vc;nT
that he has taken an
Once Ne. lis Ontario Street
An Who are suffering from the abve named diseases or
ny other complicated of years sandlns
formed taa1 they can consul; the Doctor . FREE OF
CHARGE.
is hoped tbat no one viii despair Of cure until they
Eithf1l triaL
n During the Doctors travels in Europe West indies.
ERst Inies south America snd the United Ssnes he has
been the instrument Gods hand to restore 70 health and
more thousands, who the Of he graTe
how LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian f1aE5 Dorfnrss
skill end s1ceessfui treatment md daily excafung
BLESSED DC the day when first and partsok Of the
I'D an Herb Docror's Medicine -
be lihoraily remembered.
~ Take Nofice-every Wednesday and Eridny DR. Iy.
oss can be consulted a the Franklin H0uss Pearl street.
~ %oaesi iHszrs-.frsu A M.tosP
dsel1 dkw II 81
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Stoves and EnameIed Crates.
w. Il. Marvin.

No. 40 South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
- paironaxe q bis friends and he est Of mankind, !,
during the pass Fall trade now determined 70 co-e c
his large VARSITY of COOKING. PAhlOR, Hall. AID
oFFiC = STOVES and ENAMELED CRATES At
greatly reduced prices ~ II7ll 70 lit u -it.t
His MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES, f.sE zotsls- ssa
hs Ftcter Cook ing Stoves for prrFate 1lieE cnn ne
surpassed fcr psrf ain operstSn and econoy n 70
HIS Hot Air RarlGr Heater for Pariors Halls sfnggi
Houses, Churches, Stores, made fr Coo,
ars constructed that il eher 4 7 soye or
furnace both combined, and thsrepre viii prsduee
much heat than 5ther stovt N the II
hand and dur hle and Is giving great sa fa
tion Ia MANY Of our best citizens His PEARL which IS
made oval ir parlors burns coke or haro coal, with
ecoax and neafness and also giTes perfect tsfncto
,he newest and most desirable styles Of ENAMELED
CRATES on hnsl1 a. the loVfesrprices-
ne manufactures and keep sEnpll.d with Tin. CoDns
and sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING GOOlJS
: Tia Roofing sd all Jobbit done on short notice.
All arc respecfalS solicited call before purrhasii
sIssNbsre. al she Old and weil-knova stand Of si i.
dssis % No q south sids a. Pssii1 2 4 sSsass
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1nsnrantf g Aaerlts.
HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
% HARTFoRp. CoNN.

OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Paid in Capital s250,OOO
surplus 5S,23I
Assets, Jan 1st, 1859 sos 23I
This Company has complied with the laws Of the
several States in which it is doing business.
Stafement of Gssaf. To-, 1.,fSxo
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Spencerian system
PRACTICAL PENMAKsHIP
Ina Series of Eight PrOgressiTe Bo1ka. -


n which Letters are introduced bv
- analysis and synihesis. and progressively graded tu
meet the Sans Of schools and pupils evey class Each
eeoie % eaeh letter that integeut
can ecieuty npst TO the learner OF scrre
ateaeher. - - -
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS. VIZ.
No 1-Contains eight different letters with their pie
F seSmolnaisans S Explanations are Slainly written
No 2-Conains different lstters snd affords addition Al
pfsetlce on the letters m Book I The first two
books embrace all the short. or coutracted let
ters, and are designed for beginners and poor WI
terS "
No. 3Contain the Z long OF extend ed letters isroduc
No. 4-Embrares he capitals which are Introduced Nv
pr nciples and analysis, IN connection with words
and combinations best calculated to prO uce GOOD
= lo'm- orderand facility OF execution
No. 5-Contans sentences embrzciug all 1.-The
small Letters, aiording substantial practice On an
the grinclples and ru-es given IN the preceding
l -'la four Books. --a.
No. 6Coutains short Business Forms of every day use
10 business bookkeeping &c, and is an intO O.
duetiOn To book f.f 40 TT-f Z
No 5-Book Of correct Business Forms embracing Due
Bills Receipts, Orders Notes. Drafts, Set { Ex.
change. Accounts Current, Account sales. Lede-
aH tIoas &c -tf l
No. s-Ladiss Book Of approved nOdihcatioas Of the
81 Syst-m designed 10 imPI plain, rapid and
beautiful Eplstolsry hand.
% EXERCISE BOOKS.
No. Ito accompany books a and g. 10 aid the prni
10 acquiring that free Of the fingers aud fore
arm essential 70 easy and rapid execution Of Ia
tiN contracted and exf ended letters
No. 1o be used in corne-tioa wi hthe higher Numbers
ortbe Seriesto gam Command of the hand IN the
- movement required to execute the advanced eop-
rlei les and business WI ing generally.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by
-
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iun2s
EOR SALE-A CORNER LOT
Also, Brick House and lot on Euclid street
Also. Brick House and Lot on Lake Stree
AiSoY hne brick House and Lot Superior st west of
Enc. having modern conVeniences 5l9
WANTEn-A good Brick House, with good Lot i've
minutes wa from the Post Office which 600 10 cash
viii be paid fIu M
Also good House and Lot worth about 81 900 for which
nna grazng farm and the balance IN cash viii be paid
FOE RENT-HOusss near robustness. - -l
-mGI L- X. SMITH & CO.
EfOR SALE-House and Lot on Eu-
CID s,Ieel; very desirable place Price $3.50
Also, House and Lot On Huron Street. with gOusi i'm
pToyement8. fruit, &C. Price 5000
Also. rzt class residence within three minutes walk
Of the Post Office. Price 1880
Also. desirable regidsuca gifhia fe,x
wa Of the Post Office.
Also two Houses and Lot on Fsnkln Street, West Side
near the cirrle. Price $3.50.
Also. House aud Lot St. Charles street Price sTOa
Also ten acre lots Il miles from the c1ty
Also several small leaseholds within short distance OF
the Public Square
Also 900 acres Farming and Timber Lands in WiEcon-
sin, well located. including improved farms fr safe
low
jan25 4r H. R. SMITH Co
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AMUsEMEETs, &C. THIS EvENINe.-The Mas
quersde to be held at the Gray's Armory to night
is exciting much discussion as to dress characters
&e. An unlimited amount of pleasant confusion,
and exciting merriment may be expected. The
managers are gentleman who viii omit nothing to
add to the pleasure Of the visitors and participants
and the reception committee will keep careful
guard over those whose names are entered for ad
mission. Dickens renowned Fat Boy" will be one
Of the prominent characters with the aceompani-
ment Of the irritable Mr.. Waddle, both of blessed
Pickwickian memory. Other leading characters
are expected to be ''on the carpet" which will be
'fseen, not heard" 3
The entrance will be through the American
where the dressing rooms viii be.
At the Theatre on Bank street Rev E. H. Chaplin
will tonight deliver the last of the seasons course
of lectures before the Cleveland Library Associa-
ton. Mr.. Chaplin was prevented by sickness from
leeturing in the early part of the winter as was
announced, and his coming among US will be well
coined by hosts Of admirers. He has no superior
in the field as popular lecturer and is always sure
Of speaking to crowded houses. We are not ad-
vised as to his subject but presume it win be his
new lecture upon the Orders of Nobility. What
ever his subject may be it will be Treated in mas
terly manner and viii be listened to by large au-
dienee,
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE- II

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-80
n ncres OF Land Il cleared with improvements IN
Il diana: viii exchange for city property.
Also so acres coed Farm Land IN Missouri to exchange
for q Farm or city property.
Also 200 acres Of frs cass Farm Land ia Northern IL
city property. ef .flr
Also three small Farms about IL miles from the eitv 10
exchange for city pro 1erty- .
Al House add Lot. the Lot 54x23O feet deen- harms
fruit, wafer, &c. Price 500.
JAMS -. = r. SMITH co.
NV WANTED-A Lot about 80 Feet
w frOnt,viihinien minutes walk oftne Post Ofcsfsr
which C cash viii be paid.
WANTED-200 ACRES of PINE
w LAND in Michlgan R. SMITH 60.
WANTED-10 OR L ACRES OF
w Good Garden Land. at Plank Road leaeing
out Of the city, with improv, msnts1
Jan5 ~ SMITH Z 90. !
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All young men interested in organizing Re-
publican Club which shall be working, effective
agent in the coming city election, and which will
help to consolidate the strength of the Republican
party are invited and requested to meet at the old
Court House this evening at I O'Clock, to organize
such club. YOnng men, come up in your might
and join the forces e
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. "a, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descrpIis
donO At the Printing Establishment of the Leader Once
the latest improved and presses the
style, short notice. and reasonable rates Par
.icular attention padto blank work Every description
ofBinding DONE especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books Receiving Books, Sc. &c.
"a For City News see third page. a
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page. 10
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1Dbpsiriarls & 5mrgeDns.
KFELER. MI
TO ChrO6tc IisUaItdS.


nR. BANNING, QaIe Of New York, }
H. gives nOsics that he has ioeaied At
No. IA Euclid Street.
SPISAL Levers PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
s preparsdto treat usnay without meacine) the fol
lowing and analogous affections. viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable threat and weakness and
aoarseness Of voice 10 sPeskiag and singing
the lungs pain shOrtness Of breath sEa apatoh Oflhs
DERANGEfENr OF THE STOMACH; with indses-
tion scidify, OF collapse" fainness dull dragging
Paius the SIDES and 'al gone feeling which az
WEAKNESS AND SAILING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation chrunc diarrhGa. prolapsus ami and
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritsbls bladder and
ineeatinenI and painful urinations. =
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested, 50
generally end 10 insanity and physirai iuin
SPINAL DERAHGEAdENiS:w with eurY1furs, quali-
and the back which, arrested tend to
their increase ahd 70 consumptiol-
Of his combination Brace Truss.
DERANGEHEHT OF THE LOWER EXTREAII-
TIES with coldnsss nubness heaEinsss and swelling,
The dropping young laes. with peaked shoulder. and
large and sharp shoulder bades and dtneSs OF the chest
removed.
SKIRT sUPPoRrERs-The sttenlion Of ladies' IS caedto
his combination AID ansl and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
skirt supporter. By which the above
b0ds improved and the weight Of tie skts held sS from
the stomach fnvads out of the cy should inquire by
letter when Dr. B. may be seen.
The medical profession invited to examine his surgi
IssST N a,tsodance upon Ladiea d.clo
J. d. JOHNSON, II. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST.
oes i0s sartwelrs Bcck Superior Street. Corner SEN
81. Residence No. III Pittsburgh st. Cleveland. o.
---o---
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a FLAIA: the Argentine Uonfede-
Iai iCn and Psrasu Deing narstye Of ExplO-
ration OF the frlhnar1 Of the River La Plata and
cen e9qnsries during the years s. and IS, under
! feos B COBB co'sos
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: 'T'H +. BUTTS I uiiSi CO. Cleveland o

s-4 OFFICE OF ROCHESTER, G. 1t. Co,
June 28tb, 1858.
Sir Yours Of he assh Is Iscsivsd- In seply win
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The Chess Club viii continue their second match
game with Detroit at the club rooms this evening
at o'clock.
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c. c. WAITE, Secretary ' ~
Western Brsneh Oics A. Chicasn M thro,-h ,yhich
AZ The business Of the COMPANY IN the Western North
western YES and - E-onth-Mestern States is transactsI
W. B. LOUNSBURY, General AGENT } Residing in
Tbs 6IS1,nz AS ASSISTANT General Agent Chicago
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J. d. JOHNSON, II. D.,
uOMR0pATUTST

Oce f0s Sartwells Block Superior Street. Corner SEN
81. Residence No. III Pittsburgh st. Cleveland. o.
febl6dl
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Real Gstatr Agents.
f REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HENRF r. SMITHS Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ROuse's Block. fronting the Square.

ROuse's Block. fronting the Square.
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i HORACE WATERS PIANOS and MELODEONs. 70,
depth. purity Of and durability, unsuss.d Pnoe
reasonable second hand Pianos and Meodroas 800
so Pi1n0s and MeodeOg- Monthly payment.
ceyed for Pianos. HORACE WATERS Agent No 533 Brood
way. Te,fsi0HaIs The Horace Waters Pianos
among the very best"Er0nges, we speik Of heir
merit. personal knowledge CArisfan Iufcg ce,.
"Wserss Piano. sud Meodeons chsen.e plrson b ihs
made anywhere ia the country. Home Journal
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Ghanrcs for Business Glen.

LAT and FUR STORE for SALE CHEAP.-
One Of th. finest one'n.. the city spracrsi Halter
% small The store Il nsply nei mp IA a'ei[ ,A'E
manner .nd IN thr very best loA-'n, up town doing
ue prosperous trade The place i -0d in consequence Vi
change in which viii aimed 'fiis:sory ~ Ap
- NJ. Brosfgay.
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RIO INSURANCE CONFERENCE.-THE hay

in. Tenement Or 9th, productive PROPERTY 20 SILL
on liberal term, and AZ low figure. by describing the property
and location may ind purchaser ~ addressing y at The
frfluft
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Crrr IN.PrcToH'. DrPaRrNENr New-Nors. De-, 80 1854
~ or & T. 70 CONTRACIDR>.-SEA

Is.Ey ~
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.-SEA
~ PROOFS AIS directed Daniel =. Deiayen City In
pec'or" and ndor'ed With the name Of the ndef ~.'n
i've yea, 10 remove a the night soil Of This city and o carry
nr away al the OF tine sinks snd Pyle. viii be re-
the 2ih dsy OF November ls. At u O'Clock noon st which
tine tie ~ 80 boz puhhi y opn,d o- tt ,lt aEi p,oi
suce service continued AID .recihed IN iae '9"i r.
lions adopted by tle board Of Aldermen Ani', D. ~ ~ r
board Councreu spteuoer y l and approved y 'Ae
MtVor Ser'-mue. p l-3. e. VII:
oiy 1t the nv Inspector and ~ hereby '-ccted
20 sdver-e ior opo-a,' ~. tEe ,.I. - NJ,
remove s ihc nin; .2I Of ~ c'y a.a 'ol & -,
,erro beyond iudctou Of The Police Cor'i d
Ill. state = i1rt tsluc- under the 1~in, re.tfi' 81. and
.phatior- to The contractor TO provide every night N
poe the aggregate which vessels 'hal not b" ie-
ihsn fifteen uu led tu, burden - receive fran lAi -,
such le of prop" size TO receive - contents ~ ny
.tstr the tde. Ei sid ser' % be tisaiecket ami prP
v on kheadcd m covered ha'chW aud tight t-- ~hch
-a n closed nteeu the hours o. ten st st id sun
ri.e IN tie morning 49,.
s be- dpo. permit auy the content % How foi 'aii
vessel Into the river within tue jurisdiction Of te t, On
u..ione undo the penalty pre-cro"d ~ me law. OF r
state hundred doar tor each sad every onSn,r the
contractor and his -lete 70 become pound . uod
and be- liable the corporation and 10 oil persons Interested
i,-si q, iri ray All - tom the neglect or
q. each aud every wharf or dock a. above regHfrt
Al proposal or bids received 20 De- without deiy tin'
viii be required TO ME seeuy by two
thousand dollar for The faithful performance his contract
II the shall NEGLECT rsu" % execute is CONTRACT
or 10 furnish prone ana Sufficient each and every dock
70 be OF the tonnage mentioned io said service within
forty e-h notice OF the action the Oonion loun
eli relative 20 tire award said contract 70 lin. viii be
with section Of the amended charter Of l and the same
shall ey he reai,ertisei and tie adherence
o 10 the Corporation be- sued for and recovered against e
person making default. and his .uretie-
The @ being hereby reserved reect any ard all proposals
or bid. received II deemed 10 the OF the Corporation
rsoposa and estimates can be obtained on
'pp'''''''N To '' DANIEL T. DELAvAN. City Inspector
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DARKER & BERTHETs SCHOOL, No. %
East 2lst.s, OF Broadway viii reopen sept J.!
Pupils are prepared college aud the countu house Al the
modern languages taught by native professor ard IN one
department French always spoken There primary de-
partineut under experienced female teacher Iucua' az
iockw God s sons Boo sstore, No. an Broadway.
DE- BERTHET in accordance with the wishes OF many oil
hi. former pupils will his private lesson. and a1at
c,e. "a French O'Clock in the evening For terms APP
DIV at the SohoOl-R Rooms.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ?, 1859
1musemcnts.

Amusements.
sox an E,h;bltioa $, III. G,i-,ie, TIL
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN
loh &. near Brosi~sy
paw Now on F.b di a, The o,leri-. or,I.
lrhst. nes, Bro.lw,y
DAGEs "vENUs,"
Now on Exhibition At TIE Gallerie. o tn.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN.
lIh-';, near Bro1tNiy.
DAGEs "vENUS,"
SSrioSAP % ,'a iai i 81 IDFsidS
leth--,, ne1r broaiwly-
pAGEs "vENUs,"
Sss 1 p E,Rq9 NM :, I; G ~ 5ss IN
lrhs;., near bTosdFay.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-LA FAvORITA-
~ The Of Seat, for the debo, Of 81; CARO- Beaucafde
la f''''' sG 5SGdFs5 cfa 10 BGflAsTtARDE
will make R Ii &, ,sRb.1si9inSSs o " snT'' on
on which occasion will HT siy .16 6f11;'' oPe'ao
Madame .Leono-i
signor .ernsnio
siEnor AiPhon.o
sisnor s,j6s director and 3ndac.ors. Mri5
The Directors be; 70 pSe.en sr1of BEAUfARDE one o
The popular fenor % the day who beside ta;ias al
every opera Europe hs hsd the honor
% sis1s Il r Ria SS%PB6fas Ias
been the original Msnco ia Italy Paris, and London lhsr
Msjestys Theater)
The seats for Sig Besucardes frs: appearance in
America viii this morning.
On THURSDAY 40 PERFORMANCE.
on account Of the necessary rehearssls for
The SICILlAN NEsPERS
FRlDAi-LUCHFZIA BORGlA.
SIG. BEAUCARDE in his grea. part Of Genera.
On SATURDAY. GRAND MATINEE.
On Monday Nov first night in America Of 'efdi' new and
celebrated Opera OF 49, -
THE SfCiLfAN EHSPERS
Now being performed in Europe with extraordinary success
which viii be produced the Academy Of Music with four
new scenes hundred magnificent and costly dresses
Der Of splendid suits medieval accoue1ents and properties
from celebrated mandatory Of Granger in Paris and
immense ensemble a, a cost Of $500.
The sale Of seats for the INST three nights Of
THE SICILIAN kESPfRS
will neg
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NETWORK II ARM ON1 C SOCIETY.
IN AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 3 1854
MENDEL>SOHN'S Gra-d Orato-io o. EL.Jhl.
For The b-uaat -
ST. AIMS CHl Ron FOR DEAF MITES
Principal parts BY 30 lowing resident tl,rl.
Mis- " ;. BRAiNtRD. Sis. =. cor NAN, ,Uprs'
MIR WFSTERVFLr A.o
Mr. z. PERRlNt Tenor
Mr. J. X THOMAS NJ. u. TUCKER. B,s'i
The { horus by r. HARMON H. SOCIETY
Supported by GRAND ORCHESTRA
Mr. GEO. + bRfSr0N. Conductor
Tickets zach % be- obuct Ar nrsic book and
drr. s,cr Of the Rector h "a srrh the Rev NJ Ga!-
de No lss Esss lgtt ., s iooE o.. ,yruius tr
perormanre.
To commerce 3. :. 0 co,A
DUSSELDORF GALLERY,
~ No 5}s B-osdsay
W l. sOSNrkG'> PAINrlNG
"a DREAM or ITALY"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02
NORWICH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

~ Winter this Boarding school for boys oen on
the % November It, special advantage comprise desh
m Location pleasant accommodations and rt class educa'on
arrangements Terms 20 per quarter Tor circulars Ac al
dres. the Principal the Rev j. A. SANrON Norwich Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

MR. WIN. A. KINGS
WI COMPLIMENTARY SOlREE a.
DODWORTH'S SALOON. No. 30 B-Jairsy
On THURSDAf EVENING Nov. 3. 1873.
To commence a. O'Clock. Tickets ti
PROGRAMME:
Nocurne ParsphrasePisno-fo rte-king. Ny w a hlNG
Grand Aria" Ernau ~ erdi NT. ". n. CO(kf
g. Duo" Ssio' -MeTca iante w The Slisses CtLLi r.
Overture 20 SeHiTsuideNewy arranged by Mr hing 0r
the Alexander Organ-R ossini.. Mr.. KING -
s. Ballad" Why do weep for thee''-Walsce Miss MADE
LINZ GELLIt -
g. Grand Duo---- wv. n. COOKE and PHILIP MAYER.
= lie sejour des Fces'fragment 80 Pianoi ore King.
Mr. KING.
u.
/ Dueto-" Soiree Muscale"-Ro..iui. Mis-, MADELINE
GELLIE AID NJ. COOKE.
Themes-Aexau Orgsn-- ...............M ". KING.
g. Ab.euce"-By reque..-IlarTy Ssn1-Tson W H. COOKE.
4. Solo ornea-ls,on" Potporr second tme-Schne-
ber....Mr. LOUIS SCHRIEBER.
D. He Despised't the Messiah with Organ ac-
compartment BY Mr.. King-Handel. Miss MARY GELLlE
Theme Alesauder OTgsn- ..............M Mr. KING
Quartetto" Neni sancii spiri'us-Detch The MISC,
GELLlk. Mes,rs. COOhE aud MAlE Err
Sisnor NUNO will preside a. the PmOFOrte. The Grand
Piano this occasion Il from the factory Of sein~ay
kewYork and the Alexander Organ from the depo, o
bernard 4 fabreguettes N.