, 1860-09-05


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oea1ra.a :. ,-;a. d,ors ~, 4,a .1,ar ~b;ch c.,
bethrown open and the Hall cleared through
+ha e.,ne ,xithont u:.1,c tl,e frn,t entrance at
.n Dnt thexe ,.tter. Of course, only for rare
.,,sroanc;e. or the yery few occasions for such
,.cass;tv
Asto the sizs Of Bryan Hall, the question has
20 often been referred to. that we have taken
Mains to urocure from Messrs. Carter l. Bauer
H. a,cr,a.o nss,r,.oen+a for conn.rison of
.t,;. naw s,d;.7ca -nom with Netrono,;ta, Hall.
Tha o,+ua, f;onrea are as follow..
Netropo,;,.u Hall. front OF stage to fest
n.n ,a, Wiath :;:;;:.s:.. - -. ..'..'........
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by this greater area, together with The coll
sequent larger capacity OF the galer1es, ofgan
Hall will glve from 500 to GOO more s1ttlngs
than any other in the city, since the Metropolis
ian is its largest competitor.
The ventilation Of the Hall is most complete.
The means Of lighting are novel and beautiful,
the gas burners being in circle under the
dome aud concealed By a screen Of ground
glass from which their light comes softened and
blended, without glare or annoy yance to the eye.
O,her ADVANTAGES arc GAINED by the same to
which We shall again refer.
r.l ..;,a; .A .;. .,,o-
'ne pan .. ,q ,as a;1 oa', 'n' ,nr % ,aDsr ues
apartment of the same area as the Hail. This
- raa .,ax;oned abould he 1essed AZ a ,estau,
-a,t hut hr a change of his nlan. Mr. Brvan
,,.a ,o,r da,;doa ~ bo,d this 1ouar hall m
aA' ~" 1e :
Lease for such numerous uses IS may oemano
cheaper hail. OF ready access anu sn'taole ap'
po'h'neo's. Du'.ng 'ne year n'nn5 S.eu '4'1
oy those WHO "ish aecomooauons lof ieetuses
aud Farious aSsemouea oi t0e less prominent
c'ass' 1of al Oh "n'co luis lower ha'' MI. Pto's
rs changed from the former plan, and single
so,s,, g;f1 9, dar,sra;+
, nu IT,,
AS s1anus' o. ~ "'oa W s'ano' 80. =.
will be at once an honor to our city and u credl
tn its enterprisiue and liberal proprietor. Th,
~, - .ho ha,,- ~ +ha u+aoa i. IN ha hmm -, II,
wa" ~ Wv :. oee~ =, Nv n'1eo ~ W .e
thu uea'5 National 'al'e1y OF Fdinnngs, com
prisiug the leading Statesmen and Presidents
f1om washington down to !. B, and the tw.
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.a'se 80,
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Laying tho Corner Stone OF NesV Trim
its.
WIN Tue n'an' "no s'e coaeefnea III 'n1 plos'ss
u 'ne eHNo.pAA'e ~ ~ '''"' apoe' ~ -
CHURCH ano coosfesa''on VI 1.m'ts' ~ ~
erection OF tne'F proposed oeao'lla' ne" noes
u mo'sup' -, uo,
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on Tue occas'oo.
:, The ceremonies commenced with the Fead:r
e of PRAYERS by Rev. Mr. Pratt, Rector Of II
i. church. Rev. Mr.. Bishop, Rector Of St. John
- Chdrcb, read the 4sth and s4th Psalms and 9
IN lect:oas from the LIST book of Chronicles; aft
r. which the choir sang the a5th hymn to the tu
,r of sOlmu:z,' accompanied by the audience.
in Rev. Mr. Pratt then read the following list
ID articles, which were deposited in the stone.