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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR

Is a Scientific Medical Discovery, and is
daily working cures, almost too great to be-
lieve. 1t cures as if by magic, even the first
dose giving benefit, and seldom more than
one bottle is required to cure any kind Of
LiUer complaint, from the worst Jaundice
or Dyspepsia to a common Headache, all of
which are the result Of DiSeasad L1Uer.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broad
way, New York. And relailed bv all Drug
gists. Sold also by Hollinshead & Derrick,
and James n. Durling, Sttoudsburg, Pa.
July I, IS59.--ly.
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Grand Gift Enterprise.
NEW DISTILLERY. FARM, &c.

The undersigned have determined TO dis
pose, by means of a gift enterprise, of their
new and splendid
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-01-27
Delaware, LaelaWanna 4 Western
RAIL ROAD.
NO MORE STAGEING

New and expeditions broad guage route
from the North and West, uia Great Bend
and Scranton,- from the Lackawanna
and Wyoming valies,-directly through TO
New York and Philadelphia.
eTOn and after Thursday, December 16,
1858, trains will be run as follows:
The Cincinnati Express Train bound east
on N. Y. & Erie Railroad arrives at Great
Bend at S:l5 A. NJ, and connects with the
Express Train which leaves Great Bend for
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pose, by means of gift enterprise, of their
new and splendid
DisfisIery, ====..==H
located in Klecknersville, Moore township,
Northampton county, Pa, just erected, to-
gether with a valuable Farm adjoining the
Distillery property, consisting of
FIFTY ACRES Q
of cleared land The Distillery is entirely
new, 3 stories high, the lower story being
built of stone and the two upper stories frame,
measuring "a feet by "a and finished through
out in the very best manner, at cost of not
less than $4,000. 1t is situated in rich
agricultural region, convenient to good
market, and is capable of distiling $50 BUSH
els OF grain day. The distilery, which is
now in full operation, is the property of Shall
& Helman.
The Improvements on the Farm are two
story
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TRlENNIAL
I shown Value Assessment d
dsA hhm h
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-08
The New York Branch
Draws its never exhausted stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
from the
Great New York Auctions.

The old adage is verified: "Straws shows which way
the wind blows" "The wind" "the tide, 1.-THE time"
'the current is in favor of the House that SELLS
GOODS AT ONE PRICE,--one-fourth or IS per cent
less than any other store in this city Our proo-the
the thousands that patronize
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-08

r. MARTIN the celebrated New Eng
~ land CLOTH DRESSER still continues to cleanse
garments. As professional Cloth Dresser j. r. NJ takes
the liberty TO state the difference between professional
Cloth Dresser and Cloth Murderer. professional
Cloth Dresser The Grease entirely, makes the gar
ment soft silky and pabe and brings original ustre 10
the most delicate fabric. Cloth Murderer cleans the
nap drives the grease and dirt into the body of the
cloth, me- king the garment still and hard and eventually
t0ts IL. Remember s.e p.acc-lOh Alan st dly n25
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furniture, 1T.

Worcester, July s.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Putt for dealers In containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph show-card accom-
panying each package.
IVA single bottle OF SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times Its cost annually TO every
household. 81
Sold by all prominent Stationers Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers Grocers, and Fancy Stores,
Country merchants should make a note Of SPALpINo's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list IL will
stand any climate. deOd&wly mia
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsINa

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY sr q, A,
Tor three Insertions and 20 cents for each sub
sequent insertion Ten lines or Iess) constitute
square. Advertisements ordered inside or in -
prominent place, also those largely displayed vii,
De charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV be
made on liberal terms
M.EEkLI First insertion 81 per square; each SUB
- ~ All transient Advertisements must be Paid in
TO make quarterly payments VIM "e ie9uiieu
Iuf6r 40 gratat9as Adrertisements. No report reso
utons or proceedings of Corporation Society or
socaton and no communication designed to cali affe
uoh 70 any matter Of limited or Individual Interest an
OG inserted, unless paid for an Advertisement ~
.fS Inc Publishers will hold themselves resnon
charged for the Advertisement W mt @niounI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-08
r AIDES HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
IL Under Bay State House,
Ladies Entrance on Exchange Street.
GILBERT WALKER

having enlarged his rooms better prepared than
ever before to do work in superior manner.
HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING and DRESSING
done in the best possible manner.
CASH PAID FOR HAIR HAIR WORK of all kinds
at short notice.
Mr.. Walker has engaged the services of Mr. HENRY
REINEWALD, who has had long experience a tonso-
rial artistsnce lS29n Germany and this country, and
he aters himself that few can excel him in all matters
pertaining to Hair Dressing, &c.
Particular attention paid to Dressing ladies hair
Mr.. Walker has capable assistants
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IMPROVED PATENT

Il DOUBLE BACK-sTITCu SEWING MACHINES.
Prices from $50 to $40 wholesale and retail.
WILLIAM THOMSON. Agent,
Room No. Harrington Corner, up stairs, corner
Man and Front streets, Worcester Mass Also all kinds
Of Machines repaired In thorough manner. Machine
Needles Of all kinds, and Sewing Machine SILK or sale
Machine stitching done for Sc per yard dly d
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0Wurtester Daily Spp.
THE DIARY OF MARGARET READE
EDITED BY MARTHA RUSSELL.

AFTERWARDS MRS. LAKE, OF NEW LONDON. IN
HIS MAJTY'S COLONY OF CoNNEC rICUT
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DACK AGAIN.

RACK AGAlN.-The subscriber has re-
~ turned and taken charge Of the Grlst Mill at South
Worcester, where he will be happy to accommodate ali
who call upon hun Grain and Meal Of all kinds constant
South Worcester, Nov. 2, 1859. d2ms M
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20
Glorious e~S |!
BUCHANA AN REPUDIATED!
BIGLER DOOMED!

On the second Tuesday of this month,
the PEOPLE of Pennsylvania achieved a
victory of which they may well feel proud
The corrupt dynasty at Washington has
been signally rebuked. James Buchanan
is no longer the ''favorite son of Pennsyl-
vania." And it is evident that the place
which now knows William Bigler will
soon know him no more forever.
The Peoples candidates for Auditor
General and Surveyor General, Messrs.
COCHRAN and KEIM, are elected by over
10000 majority!
In the SENATE, we have secured work
ing majority for two years to come! Out
of eleven Senators elected this fall, ten
belong to the Peoples Party. In our own
district, Col. LEWIS w. HALL has been
elected by majority of Gil votes! This
result is especially gratifying. tits just
tribute to deserving man, and is good
index to the fact that the PEOPLE know
how to appreciate ability, energy and
worth.
In the HOUSE, we will have majority
f32 The PEOPLE of Cambria have shown
their appreciation of RICHARD J. PROUD
FOOT by sending him back to the Legis-
lature with majority of 259! This is a
glorious triumph! "Well done, thou
good and faithful servant" is its meaning,
1t will be seen by reference to the
Official Returns, that We have also elected
E. +. LYTLE and EDWIN A. VICKRoY.
our candidates for Auditor and Surveyor
The other candidates on our County tick
ct are defeated; but the majorities against
them are so small that we almost feel
good over the result. Three years ago
the Loccs boasted of majority of over
1900 in Cambria. They can do so no
more. The Mountain County" is about
to be redeemed. One more fire, boys,
and the work will be accomplished.
Come, then, let us rejoice over this
grand result. Bring out the big gun -
Sound the tom-tom! Blow the po-po
Beat the hew-gog! Saw upon the guzzle-
fuzzle. Play upon the tootin-horn and
kick up a fuss generally.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

gsa Damphool Cthan whom few more in
genious individuals ever lived) has recently
made the important discovery, that, by ln'er-
polating two letters into the name of the
Standard editor, it will spell odts-strdao thus (:
o. A. IT. S. TRAUGH Bitters says, so far
as sound is concerned, this may be perfectly
sound, but as to the spell-well, he regards
that as the scverest spell we have had this
fall
psA- La Mountain and Haddock, who left
Watertown few weeks ago on a balloon eI-
cursion, and who were thought to be lost,
travelled about three hundred miles and land
ed in the Canada woods. They lost their bal
loon and were four days without food, and
had it not been for the kind Offices of some
Indians who conveyed them to a region of
civilization, they would most probably have
perished.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20
Death of Senator Frederick

BY late arrivals from California, we are
informed of the death of David G.. Bro
derrick, q. S. Senator from that State. On
the morning of the 18th ult., near San
Francisco, he engaged in duel with Hon.
David G.. Terry, Judge of the Supreme
Court, and fell on the first fire, pierced
through the lungs, and mortally wounded.
He was carried to his residence, near San
Francisco, where, after enduring the most
intense agony, he expired on the following
morning.
The immediate cause of this mortal
combat is to be found in the recent Gu
bernatorial canvass in California. Sena-
tor Broderick, as is well known, was
prominent anti-Lecompton Democrat, and
during the last session of Congress, dis
tinguished himself for great zeal, ability,
and manliness in opposing the rotten and
corrupt administration OF James Buchan-
an. After the adjournment of Congress,
he returned to California, and took an ac-
tive part in the contest for Governor, sup
porting the anti-Lecompton candidate
In this course he encountered the opposi-
ton of Senator Gwinn, Chief Justice Ter
ry, and other prominent Administration
men, and the whole canvass was fraught
with the greatest excitement and bitter
ness Terry and Broderick, who have
long been political enemies, were especial
ly severe upon each other in their speeches,
and used personalities freely. When the
election was over, Terry demanded an un-
conditional withdrawal of some alleged
offensive remarks made by Senator Bro
derrick, and an apology therefor Failing
to obtain the satisfaction demanded, and
being an ultra-Southron in morals as we'll
as in politics, Terry Immediately sent
challenge which Broderick accepted, and
which has proved so fatal In its conse-
ouenccs,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

Senator Broderick was man of rather
conservative ideas, but when he assumed
a position, he had the will and the nerve
to maintain and defend it. He has been
taken off just in the prime of life, not yet
having attained the age of thirty-nine
years. In him, the Federal Administra-
ton has lost an honest, determined, and
an effective opponent, and the people of
the United States, a great and good man.
In one of his late speeches, he declared
that "there was no man who had ever seen
him under the influence of liquor, or at a
gaming-table, or in any house of doubtful
reputation and that during long and
eventful career, he had discharged every
obligation to society and to his fellow
men," If this declaration be true,-and
we have not seen or heard it successfully
denied d,-no more fitting epitaph can be
written on his tombstone. Few men leave
this world with such a record behind them
The only wonder is, that such man as
Senator Broderick would take part IN a
hostile meeting which, under the false
name of honor, could result in nothing
more nor less than-Murder
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20
ThankSgiVfng-Day-

Governor Packer, in common with the
Governors Of several other States. has se-
lected Thursday, November 24th, as dav
Tor Thanksgiving and prayer 1t will we
hope, be remembered by all who have
cause. to thank God for his many mercies
and who has not9 The CUSTOMARY sor
vices will doubtless be observed in the
several churches of our town. Let the dav
be kept!
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20
The Next Legislature.
STATE SENATE

1st. Dist. lphia-Isaac VI. Mar
sells, Dem, John II. Parker, Opp, Geo.
X. Smith, Opp, Geo. Connel,* = Opp.
Bell, Dem.
3. Montgomery-John Thompson, Opp.
l. Bucks-Malon Yardley, Opp.
5. Lehigh and Northampton-Jer n eremiah
Schindel, Dem.
6. Berks-Benjam Nunemacher, Dem.
I. Schuylkill--Robert NJ Palmer, Opp.
8. Carbon, Monroe and Pike-Thomas
Craig, jr, Dem
g. Bradford, Susquehanna, Wyoming,
and Sullivan-George Landon,* Opp.
10 Luzerne-W w. Ketchum, *Opp
II. Tioga, Potter, Mexican, and
Warren-Isaac Benson,* Opp.
II Clinton, Lycoming, Centre, and
Union-Andrew Gregg, Opp.
13. Snyder, Montour, Northumberland
and Columbia-Reuben Keller, Dem.
IA. Cumberland, Perry, Juniata, and
Miffiin-Dr Crawford,* Dem.
Is. Dauphin and Lebanon-John B.
Rutherford, Opp.
16. Lancaster-Bartram A. Shaffer,
Opp, Robt. Baldwin, Opp.
II. York-Wm. II. Welsh, Dem.
Is. Adams, Franklin, and Fulton-A.
X. McClure,* Opp
10. Somerset, Bedford, and Hunting
don-Wm. p Schcll, Dem.
20. Blair, Cambria, aud Clearfeld-
Lewis w. Hall, = Opp.
p. Indiana and Armstrong-John-
athan f. Meredith Opp.
% Westmoreland and Fayette-Jacob
Turney, Dem.
23. Washington and Greene-Geo. W
Miller, Dem.
pa Alleghany-John P. Penny Opp,
Elias III. Irish,* Opp.
25. Beaver and Butler-D. L. Imbrie,* x
Opp.
26. Lawrence, Mercer, and Venango-
VIM. NJ. Francis, Opp.
81 Erie and Crawford-D. A. Finny,
Opp.
2S. Clarion, Jefferson, Forest, and
Elk-Kennedy l.. Blood, Dem.
New members are marked with x
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

This is the cock that crowed in the morn,
TO waken the PEOPLE, all shaven and shorn,
To beat the Locos, all forlorn.
And we a-e the PEOPLE, 1--WE acknowledge the
corn)
Who fought with the Locos, all tattered and
torn,
And beat them so bad that it is now generally
supposed they wish they had never been
born.
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Lost.

: During the recent Fair, lady lost
D~eS here on the grounds, tbs clasp of a
& chain. If found, and left at this Of.
2 suitable reward will be given.
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tt1eooins CARDS, Notes, &r.

WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &c.-AtEVER-
w DELL's, No eoz Broadway, corner Dusss,-Weddins
Notes. Cards, Envelope &c The most eesAnt 70 the city
AT EVERDELL's-Elegant SATIN TIE, for
EVERDELLS, No. 302 Broadway.-Speci-
N mems of WEDDING NOTES. recently eHeeUied. Of
Churches In New-Yok Brooklyn. Philadelphia and Boston,
engraved in the highest style the art Orders sent BY express
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CRoToS AorKpucr DEPARTMENT, Nov. H. lsSs.
WASTE of CROTON WATER.-The CrotOn

Aqueduet Board being charged BY law with the protection
Of the supply Of for the city md necessary again 70 ca
the attention Of the inhabitants to the extraordinary
il committed. .,..
millions OF gallons wasted every day When Is consdeed
chat quantity which be brouh, into the city er the
present but thirty millions Of gallons daily THIS amount
seems altogether and neIcusabe II but one nan
this be prevented by the simple practice OF
supply Will be adequate 70 all emergencies
particular points OF draugh but u universal eck
In its permitted by heads OF families 10 every
depsrtrnent domestic e well a. in public buildings ana
and probably results In greater amount OF aste
cold weather IL the practice OF permitting
the water pTivGte houses sud in stores 10 run day sd
night IN h freezing in the pipes Ihs can De
prevented Of the water from the pipes IN the houses
in sc'iye A faucet on
nine Al ,s entrance building is all the fixture that Is
necessary for this purpose. -. =,
streams of for purpose Whatever az
standing sitting fixtures, dscharens quahtso
enornouy disproportioned to the sount eile 10.
any purpose and all sources Of waste can be
nv therefore required 10 be- under the
peual.fes provided by the City ordinances.
practices unnecessary IN isct as hey arr UNI
m 10 the honest who thereby deprived OF his pro-
portion Of the general supply II. - Al.
Boarl ind to exercise increased V
be daily of description OF waste
the viii be exsced and the water vii be cut
on house whether public private, IN when ~
allowed When the supply cut off, il viii not be renewed
uutiI the expense attending be- paid and satisfactory sssu
sncps gy en- that n further waste will be permitted
~ o''e' 0' '"' THOMAS B. LAPPIN, Commissioner.
nc PER MONTH.-HORSES kept for the
WO Winter on Long Island farm good feed warm barns
and best city reference. Address LONG lsLAND inoune
Office.
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6tationerp ano fanep Goods.

DARD BROTHERS 4, Co.. Manufacturers OF
I'D GOLD PENS, PEN and PENCIL CASES. No. q Maiden
lane EewYork. Mandatory, Brooklyn, Conn Gold Pens
repaired or exchanged
CLOTE d JAMES,
~ STATIOHERS, PRINTERS, aud BLAEK-BOOK MAN
UFACTURERS No SO Fultons, Orders respectfully collected
CPORTSMEN and GENTLEMEN of the ARMY
- and Nays. b. SOLOMONS, Opticians, No. ~ Abe
ruarle-st Pccsdy opposite the York Hotel London England
Portability combined with power the Field Race
Opera and general outdoor day and night powerful waco
Perspective Glasses weighing only EACH
tanning and lenses constructed OF German glass will show
distinctly person. know him, at ?. and miles They serve
syev purpose the Race Course and the Opera House
Country scenery and ships clearly at to 10 miles They
are also invausbs for Shooting Deerang aud Yachting Her
Maestv Coast Guards making of them day and night
glasses The most powerful and brilliant Telescopes possessing
such extraordinary power that inches with an extra as
piece viii show distinctly Jupes moons Sat
un's rings and the double With the Telescope
hon Il 10 I6 miles All the above can had Of larger and all
with increasing powers and secured by her hseys
ROYAL Letters Patent. Sent by express post.
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fine ARTS.

A RTISTS MATERIALS.-A CARD.-The
N subscriber offers Artists and Schools the following m
cs at prices than any other house in town vI Windsor
and Eewton Oil and Wstor Coors, Canvas Brushes Whist
mans Drawing Papers Bristol Board sketch Books, Sold
Book Square Tracing Paper and Cloth Extrs fine Sable
Brushes Pastel Crayons &C. &c Also Frames Of every de-
scpon Psssepsous Coored L9ndsesPes and se variety
Of Studies W. sIHAUs. no. ~ broadway
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Board an0 Rooms.

A PARTY of GENTLEMEN desiring pleas
n ant home with ample comforts. In American family
can find II by applying at No. Wow-st, Broohyn tire
minutes from " all ana Fulton Ferries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

TOR SALE-Abeautiful COTTAGE and FARM,
of 30 acres with Utensils and Furniture, In pleasant vii
LACE 70 miles from New-YoTk. Possession immedia.s
q EDDY Co.. No. 81 Liberty st, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

FASHIONABLE SUMMER HOTEL for SALE.
III The BALDWIN HOUSE az Lake Mshopac, is offered for
SALE Accommodates $50 guests with Stable and Csrags
room Garden complete order Vegetables and ruts m al
respects Inquire the premises or OF j. r. rhSooS NO.
5 Wai-st
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fousss ano farms h)anteb

WANTEDto HIRE-A small STOKE, on Broad
w way suitable for light business; must be on west side,
below 4 Any party having such may hear OF good tenant
by addressing Y. " L., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
Billiard Gables.
paints, Oils. GLASS. &e.

MINERAL 0IL.-Wsrranted as perfect 80 !.
W. Oh q any other IN market Or dHrseiy % - y
bar,n5 snd al tbs qnalities Of hFstrse sr,.ee Aa
sod below toe Bane prices. Bazre,s Of " e.loas
JOHN W. QUINCY CO. Ne . "n1sn>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
NOR SALE at P0UGHKEEPSIE-A very De

sirsbIe RESIDENCE, in . good, healthy situation, com
handing view Of the Hudson, and combining all the i'd
vsnta OF and country lot 100 By 80 feet fronting
south Lb.rty-st well supplied with choice fruit and ons
mental house IS by 81 feet well built eapialy arranged
rear Fer further particulars apply to MARY SMART on the
premises or to JOHN w MASON, No. 50 Pinest, N. Y.
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Gtcues an6 6saters.

ETNA HEATER,
h RURAL HEATER, =.
yEsIVIUS RANCE
manufactured sad aold BY TONPKISs & STRATToN. Ne!
Frobts, Brooklyn. block from Fulton fe-y, and q mo-
Bible House. Sev.lork.
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A cADFMY OF MUSIC.

"a THE sICILIAF NESPERS.
MOST POSITIVELY LAST WEEK BUT TWO
0F THE PRESENT OPERA SEASON
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
THE slclLIAE vESPERs.
THIS yednesdsv) EVENING. and FRIDAY Nov I6 and H.
The Directors anxious ah TO the letter every promise
made 70 the public themselves Obliged TO announce
THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
for THIS "wednesday EVENING. and FRIDAY. notwih.
stsndnzth immense Snccess Of the new opera
They compelled to sdopt this course in eOnequenoe Of
the Academy Music having been let several months for
THR OPERA SEASON
the end Of the The
sr viii trfor Ia Phsdephs IN Deeeber In Boston in
January and return 70 New-f ork IN February.
IN THE NEXT THREE WEEKS,
which therefore the last OF the full VIII take place the
MADAME ALBERTfEI.
principal Prime e., Degn9 i59p q. hrs; italian Thss.T
Of MozasPs sorldrenowned grand Fairy Opera Of
THE MAGIC FLUTE,
and the revival Of MsyerbeeI'.
wha most extraordinary and entirely new aud 5nihceui
dresses from Paris.
Last Night but one Of the new Op@rs Of
THE sICILIAN YEsPERS,
with It's magnificent mise en- scene immense Orchestra and
Chorus
CoLsoy, BRIGNOLI. PERIL JuNcA,
OUNCE MSERA' xrME MfsLhN RUBro oA0U1 BAUE1.
By Miss DEULIH Mr.. DAEsTAEDT
TOMORROW Thgrsdsy, Nov H.
MADAME ALBERTIEI
win make her hrst appearance which she
has created" at the grand hesteI q LIZ Scala in Milan
SIGN0R BEAUCARDE
rico the Opera Of IL TROvATORE having been expressly
composed for him by sgnor Verdi . -
Friday-LAST NIGHT Of the SiCILiAN NESPERSs
Saturday GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Mondsy ne1t-First night Of Mozarps MAGIC FLUTE.
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Real estate for Sale.

hUTCHESS COUNTY FARM Tor SALE-lh'
IL FARM Of the late Col George Vanderbilt 100 OF
the Hudson River miles south Of Poushkeeps having
river Of nearly half mile Inquire OF s. H. MILLS, No
lg2 Chsmbersst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
FOR sALE-The CHURCH PROPERTY, cor.

Madison and Gosyerneursts said properly consist
ground Gouveneur BY 81 feet on hadi-
together good substantial brick edhce thereon
sd church being thoroughly repaired and painted year ago
corner Of Broouest
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Builoina Editorials.

T,NCAVSTIC TILES for FLOORS.-Mintoa's
u Tile. for ye-,bues Halls Dining Rooms Conservsso<tes
HEARTH for psbe buildngs Of every kind rs AID ey As
sub.cber Capitol Washington and in many ehurs
banks and dwellings in part Of the country
Also Gsrnkrk Chimney Tops Drain Pipe, Ne For see ~
MILLER COATES,
No. 31g Peari-st.. Nev.Yort.