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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
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New HOrk stock Market,

NEw YORK, April
STOCKS-Better, but inactive; money at
8 pei cent on call; Sterling Exchange IN.
changed American Gold at 55 United
States skies 81 coupons l 05 registered
| 04i, Treasury $40 O4b, one year GER
ti6cates 98, Demand notes So United
States 6ves "a coupons 9s, New York
Central ! l3, Erie 7S, California seyens 294
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PETITfON FOR pARTJTIoN

Cstharine smith, John L. Smith, her husband aud
Philip d. Guncke vs Sarah Lees, John M Lees her
husband, ISAIAH uunckel, and Orlando +. Gunekel
MINOR heirs OF Daniel p. Gunchel. and MARY Gnnck'
el, widow OF said p. p, Gunckel, defendsntS snns-
nor Court Of Montgomery county. Petition for
UNHE defendants, Sarah Lees, John NJ Iess h0,.
i husband, Isaiah Gunekel, Orlando p. Gunokel
and Mary annckel will take notice that petition was
nled aRainst them on the 24lh day Of FEBRUARY A n
1868, by the above named plaintiffs, and Is now nand
ing in the Superior Court vi Montgomery chnri,,
OHIO, wherein the said Catharine smith and pbi X
6unekel demand that partition be made Of she iooW
ing premises situate IN Montgomery county state Of
Ohio, and bounded apd described ss follows. Esins
part OF the southeast quarter Of section her vb
township two and range i've east, beginning al he ~
corner 90 o. me %enS acre tract q land decided by D.
r 5unchel 20 Joseph uupp, IN the year la thence
49, so with the west line OF said twenty acrs tract
TO the northwest corner thereof being about fy one
perchesi thenee l0s 30 " with The west line of an
eight acre tract of land deeded by Daniel p Gnncrsi
70 Richard Lane IN the year IL to the northwest cor
ner OF sAa tract, sixty tu perchss 10 a corner ~ ~
DAYTON and Germantown pike; thence 49s ~ 40 "a l @
said pike ons hundred and twelve perchsa Ia ~ aiS
corner Of the isrm decided by Philip Gunoke to Daniel
P. 0unckel, and AS occupied by said D. P CunrLei \,
his life timei thence 81 30 thirty three AMI thyee
tenths perches TO the section line; thence a s0o ~
QUE hundred aud eight and nins-enths perohe IN te
place OF beginning Containing aerss an, @
enty hi6 pennies, more OF less. Wv
Also, me following tract situate ~ said county and
state aud beug part Of the southeast quarter Of
non seven, township two, range five east beeinnnO NJ
the northeast corner OF the tract Of land eontanlns
twenty aeres and one hundred and thirty ner,hes
decided BY Daniel r. Guneke to Joseph Gum in ~,
year 1853 thence - ~ % slO perches Ia ths p
ner OF the farm owned by Daniel p Gupekel ihsnc,
699 80 " ~ b-lO perchesi thence 4So "a ~ aon,
the line OF the Dayton and Germantown 10 The north
east corner OF the eight tract OF land decided b
Daniel dunekel to solomon Cupp in the year 1862
being ~ bio perehes; thence 100 sO aone tha ass
line Of the said eight acre tract 10 The nor,6 iin
Joseph Oupps northern line Of his twenty acre traef
ninety perchesi thence So I9 along said norther,
hne o. Oupps land % the place Of beginning, thirtl
petches, containing twenty-five acres, mora 81 less
AZ the neat term Of said superior Court applieatol
viii be made by said paintiiis ior an order tks1
uon may be made Of said premises aeoori,ng 10 m,
sIssufe In such cases made and provided
Co.. HOUK A MCMAHON
lesf"p Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs
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NEWS FROM YIcKsBuRG

PHlLADEIPHIA, April "A special dispatch
from Cincinnati says the news from Nicks.
burg is not encouraging,
The Steele bayou expedition returned to
Young's Point and the troops we're being ds'
embarked
The work in the cutoff opposite Vcksbnrg
has been abandoned. The rebel cannon com
mnud two-thirds of its length,
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LATEST NE WIS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM CAIRO

CrNcINSAri, April 4 Passengers who ar
rived from Cairo yesterday stated that the late
movement on Haine's Bluff was failure and
our feet and transports returned to Young 3
Point
Gen Grant has succeeded in placing a
battery Of s4-pounder PARROTS beyond the
Levee in position TO reach VielSsburg and
was about to open bombardment.
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SHERIFFS s SALE

John Poaaua, Daniel Ponhus, Abraham pontius, Ja
cob Ponhus, LYDIA stetuer, George stettler, Baioma
MoH and John +. Wolf vs.. George Reitlinger, Noah
Qmbenhower, Lena Drosius, Reda Ann sharits
John Sharlts, Jesse Dninger, and Lucinda Dinin ger
Court OF common Pleas Of Montgomery county
DUhSUAHT 10 an order OF sale Of the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Montgomery county, Ohio,
made in the above case, will sell Ri public auction on
the premises three miles southwest Of Miamisburg,
Ohio, on
Saturday, April II, 1858,
Az one o'clock IN said day, the following describ-
ed property, towit Situate in the county Of Montqom
cry and state Of Ohio, in section l6 town p range g.
east.
Lot No OF Pontius subdivision described as lo-
lows
Beginning at the n corner Of the q W quarter of
section 10 SO thence ee7S' 20. 30 chains post
thence g 40 10 chains TO post; thence s61So
2OSs yhalns 10 side OF quarter section tht 81
~ S 10 chains to the place o beginning, containing
Lot Ne. OF PontuS' subdivision described as fol.
lows;
Beginning AT the corner OF she said quarter see
ton; thence 3}s. 2Otk CHAINS TO post on SECTION
line thence So s5 20 ~ chains to a post thence
81 ~ 2o35 chains 10 the mort line Of the quarter
section, post thence s61Ss O29 chains to tho
place Of beginning, containing II 3l.lOO acres.
lows
Beginning at the corner Of the quarter section, a
stone IN the middle OF the road; thence SO 20 20 "a
chains 20 post thence 80 90 " 20 % chains to
post thence SO 30 W 20 chains TO the middle Of
the road thence along the road az 2D.42 chains
to The place of beginning containing Al 24l0O acres
Lot No of Pontius' subdivision described ~ FOL.
lows
Beglnnng at the corner Of the quarter SECTION, "a
stone thence y !" 80 ~ chains to Rp At; thence
s6R' 2O28 chains TO y post thence b iV q 10 10
chains to post on the south line of the quarter :,
tom thence along said line u BGo 2V 9Oz4 chains 10
the place OF beginning, ronttnng ~ %. 100 acres.
In this case the several lots above described were
appraised rs follows:
Lot No at ....,...... .........,..s1 $40 nor acre
lsot NO 50 per acre
10. 20 10 per acre
LOT y" M''.. s..,''..'ss.......... 90 per acre
And cannot sell ior less than wo.thirds Of The ap.
praised aus ihers9E
TeTms-one-thltd cash the day OF sale ons. third
In one and onehTd m two years from the day OF sale
deferred payments 10 bear per cent interest and 10
he secured by mortgage on the premises
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. NAL ilnwts
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FARM FOR SALE. d

TINHE subscriber offers for sale his place known as
l. the "Joseph White Farm" II IL located ten
miles from Dayton, and south Of Centrevlle, on the
spTlngborough pikei contains 7s acres, 20 o which
is cleared 10 In good farming order; bottom aud sec.
ond ootom and Is suitable Tor wheat corn, oats to-
haooo, sorghum, or any other crop. A good frame
the place
10 also wishes 20 sell his dwelling house. situate1
.. No. IS Walnut street 10 this city.
Persons desiring 20 purchase 4 Arm or dwelhnp
Will DO well % call at tho Clothing etore Of Wiism
WqlksT, 3Oi Third street,
fslsdsEn WN WALKER.
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A DWELLING, CooPER-sHoP AND DlsTILLERY
At
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Christian Miller Case No 1887.


Jacob Hedschuh ct al Superior Court
Di virtue OF a Judgment Of the Superior Court OF
ID Montgomery county, ohio, rendered in tho above
entitled cause, will, on
Saturday, Apih IS, 1868,
Al the door oi the Court House in the city of payton
sell TO the highest bidder, between the honrA Of and
4ocock m OF eaid day the following real estate OF
parcel Of land, viE situate I'D city Of Dayton and
known and described as follows Lot numbered nIne
hundred and six 900 on the revised plat Of the said
city OF Dayton, IA the state Of Ohio
sad lot has upon u good dwelling cooper.shop,
and distllleTy with large cellars attached.
Appraised at 81 800 and must sell for 81 800
maliwts GEO. W MALAMBRE, Mast Com.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoarEEss MoSRoE, April 4--rhe rebel
flag of truce boat brought down 400 released
Union prisoners.
Gen. Keyes relieves Gen. Dix fora few days
latter in going home to recruit bis health.
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850
FOR THE oukE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
Aud under the control Of two OF the most Eminent
Physicians IN the world,
nR. Il. BOHAPARTE from London and paris
~ Hospitals, aud for the past ten years Of the Gin.
clnnRti NeuCreai Hospital and Or. E B REYNOI ,DS
late OF New lork. This Is the only office In the city
where permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use of mercury or change of
diet. Gonorrh0a cured in to i2 hours, Gleet cured
IN . TO 10 days. Structures curedin to weeks; Noe.
inrnal Emissions stopped IN to days; Seminal
Weakness cured IN to weeks; Syphilisinits pnma-
ry stages cured m y days; secondary symptoms in
to 5weekSi skin Disesses cured III 10 weeks; i'm.
potency, Vgor restored IN TO weeks All Diseases
OF private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female
Dr. Bonapartes great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide TO Health, ~ beneficial TO all male and
iemale old and young should read this book IL
enhghten those who grope In darkness Price 70
cents, by mail,
DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male safel 1t is
perfectly sale, and never ials TO go satisfaction Its
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price Of the French Patent Male safe, " the single
a5- Madame LO2lER's Female Monthly rilIs IL a
safe and reliable remedy for suppresslons and ali e
male diseases Ladies should not use them dsnlng
pregnancy, as they will produce miscarriage. Pee
81 90 per boS--eAtn fine s5-sent TO any address by
Drs. b. a X. are the men TO consult; they are nm
quesnonably acknowledged to be the champions and
kings OF VI nereRl diseases and the only Dosors Mo
receive monthly reports from the old world. they
have been accustomed from early age Of youth 10
witness the various diseases which anlict mankind,
and to watch the progress through long career OF
professional study In every sphere Of lie from the
humble abode oi poverty to The mansion OF the veal.
thy, and having ascertaned beyond doubt The vast
suffering OF humanity they determined 90 select the
generauye system a. their particular study ana 20 de
vote their whole attention TO the alienation OF the
eases Of thene important functions. No letters will be
answered unless they contain remittance or "A post
aye stamp. Call or address,
Drs. BONAPARTE REYNOLDs
No. le2 Sycamore st cot, between Filth 4 Sixth east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office houTs rom AN. to9P.M. fe5
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FL Il "a ID q U "A r. II Il r g
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

TACoB W. HEIDLER, "Montgomery Hopss %
y corner room, Al the old Excelsior Daily Market is
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY, PRODlJCE' VEG GTsTA sefAD
kLEs, FRUITS, GAME in season. aud ali the edibes
hat he can collect from the four points OF the
pass Ahappetzing extras which are so agreeable 10
the palate, may be had At the Excelsior Market ~
old JAKE Il determined TO please the public and he
tRhlishment. ~ 'ii''i" e''
oali and as see hun He will be prepared to please
iNN''NS NNe N''iJ nay lRlbdGm
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CARGO OF THE STAR OF PEACE

BosroS, April 3--The cargo of the Star Of
Peace, which was burnt by the pirate Florida,
was estimated to be worth half a million, and
was insured az SlS6 800
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
SHAVING, HAIR.CUTTIEG, sUAMPOOING

UNHoMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber Shop
Il on Market street recently owned by James Kred-
Ter, and fitted II up in the most improved style IL
prepared 10 do Shaving, Hair. Cutting, shampooing
etc. IN manner that cannot tail to give satisfaction
He invites all his old friends aud customers TO give
HIM call. Remember the pacs-north ade Market
street. OCT
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MILLINER RY GOODS

II EEPS constantly on hand large and hne stock
IN Of Donne,s, ladies and chlldrsn'a Hats, Laees,
silks, Ruches French and American Flowers sbRwls,
Mantlllas, EmbroidereB and all kinds OF Trimmings
Goods Of every description IN the line frequently ad-
ded TO the variety, and all goods sold at small
advance on Eastern prices.
1he proprietor especially invites throughout the
Miami Valley 10 give him call. ma24WSm
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See Symptoms above.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,
I'E' no NOR Agisaie ii1sag UPieo,op' Medicines
io' U'PteaSaht and Dangerous Disease,
HEL1BOLDlS EXTRACT BUCHU
GUHEs
SECRET DISEASES
Ipsll l,,ll Ineir .teagesi a. Atile Expenses
Little or no change IN Deti No Inconvenience;
And no Exposure
II causes frequent desire and gives strength 10
Urnate, thereby Removing Distinctions
Preventing and Curlng Structures OF the Urothra,
Allayng Pain and Inflammation, 80
freqaentin the class OF diseases, and expellnQ ali
tO,sono's, Dseasad and ,oo1, out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO NAVE BEEN TIRE VICTIMS or QUAcKs,
and whS have paid heavy fees to he cured in a short
time, have found they were deceived, and that the
dried upn the syslea To break out ia AN aggrayated
form, and
PERHAPs AFTER NARRIAGR
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHu
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existngin
MALE or FEMALE,
rom whatever originating and no matter of
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Diseases OF these Organs require the aid OF Ihurec
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
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and Il Is certain to have the desired enectln
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Froms to 20 years -taud,o,.
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Rsmaks "No Secret" oJ"I,grsteats
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
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selected with great care BY a compstent drugpst
PREPARED IN pACUo
BY II. Il. HELmBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, and Sole Mamma.
turer Of
hELMDoLps GENUINE pREpA pARATIoNs.
AEFLDAF w.
1PersOnaly appeared before me- AN Alder,,st n, tta
Guy Of phlAdelpha, A. r. Helmbold who be,ng dniS
sWorn doth say, his Preparations contain no nafootic
NO @sISSry or other nan0ns dTugs bpt purely
sworn aud subscribed before nae, this sd I'M ~ r.
Vemoer' 1908. VIM T. HIBBERb,
Alderman, Ninth st. above PhlA
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE From n,
~
Price 81 per bottle, or s,1 Sor ss,
Delivered to any address, securely pscked nom ob.
| Address letters of Information in confidence to
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! Depot, l04 south Tenth st. below ohestnut. P6iia.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
AND UNPRINCiPLED DEALERS,
Who endeayor to dispose ''of their own and .otsr,
articles Gu the reputation attained by
hdiAbotds Genuine Preparations,
" krfTaef BRehl
Saesapanaa.
Sold by
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHEREl
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
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Out out the advertisement aud send forit.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
Describe Symptoms ia al Communications
"urss Guarantees Aaviss drafts !
aprfd6wly
, 1863-12-25

E~ Dr.. J. II. Jor1nn. q practitioner wal
kruwu throughout the United States, and who,
Cincinnati Cholera Hospital. and Professor of tho
Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Of Mste1ia
Med{ea n the American Medical institute q L9a~ 90
Wilson, Of TtttsbnTgh, Penn ), says Of Dr. Jamoa,
formerly Of New Orleans. but now located at &c
Epststfs@Dr Il SH Wilson sS Enowne inc b. Dr.. jordan Was
fsred 10: " @ 0 ~
CncmnAr1, July s. 1862.
J. Dean Sm-In answer to your inquiries, would
p!ial, New Orleans, and now OF Chicago, nIicois,
off and On, for the last twelve yeaIF and think
may Bsfcly say that, in his line Of practice, do
not know his superior, II his equal. knew hsna
two years in New Orleans and three summers IN
this city, and In both places had occasion fro-
quentty to recommend patients wanting treat
mcnt In that line to him, and In every
10 1 ns e nsa o
the etaEt made the study Of what arc called special
diseases speciality. and has, believe, been most
% would soonsr os reeonmend ida patient m to or a head
needing treatment Of that KIND, or for any or the
kindred complaints OF chronic diseases which he
has nade his study, than to him. You can, think,
safcly recommend or send such patients to him In
case you do not wish to treat them Yourself
Yours, truly, ]. u. JonnAs, ~. y. :,
Dr. James, spscialist II the treatment A Of a. al
cases. md diseases Of private nature, cures than
without mercury, iodide potasat, arsenic, or any
poison. but pe9trafizeF for all cntanoous, conta-
giouB diseases. Organic weakness, brought on bY
excess abuse Of the system, or
producing nervousness, depression, irritabi1tty.
S. Ia 81 IT, Fl dcpo12h, R 7, of
method. ...
Dr.: James is now locatsd permanently at &c
b. James las been pfacsicing In the above spe-
eFa1ty In New Orleans fifteen years-thisteen
years conducting one Of the largest hospitals in
In the last fiteca yeara Dr. James has had tho
largest and most successful practice In Diseases Q!
private nature, Of any physician In the United
Dr. Jamcs Is responsible and reliable, aud his
testimonials arc rom honorable aud scientific
lclicacy prevents the publication Of names of
persons successfully treated, OF thousands could
be produced-manJ Of this city.
Randolph, between State and Dearborn streets.
Cc!cago, II. An professional interviews private
and confidential: dcss-a0t4-1t
,.~ Take your skates on your arm and attend
the matinee 1T the Central this afternoon.
cun1srsAs rAnrr.-The nsual GArtstnaas Purity
Of my Academy viii be given on Friday evening,
tted ths fah Friends aud En5s are f9tg III
de24-t105-st.
,,w For cheap Albums and Books, g to tho
New Bazaar, % Washington street.. Fifty per
cent. can be saved over Lake etreet prices.
deca4t1ef6t auT 4. LEWIS.
BETTING FOR sALE.-The undersigned will offer
for few days Thousand feet OF Rabber Betting.
To te seen at the Home 4llls, South Water street.
des2-s404-4t RICHARD MAnsHaL1.
w Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual SystemB-neW and reliable heatm en-.
IN eealed letter envelopes fee Of charge Address
DR.. J. Ski]lin Houghtou, Howard Association, No
, 1863-12-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

There will be no dih3culty in nnding an abun-
dance OF a1n,isementa this afternoon and evening.
The difficulty will be to decide where to 60. We
will cudcsvos to cnghtcn our readers 60 that they
viii have the subject before them, and can make
mp their decision from the facts.
Mcv1cKER's TuxA1nE--There is splendid bill
will do her share, land more too" in her popular
representation Of the French Spy, in which she
has gained distinguished consideration. The
French SPY will be followed By the popular farce
pf Mr.'aud Mrs. White. On SATURDAY., there will
b two performances afternoon and eyeniug-the
latter for the benefit OF cpbas, and her laat ap.
1,earance, when she Will appear in the French Spy
md Fly1nR Dutchman. In The afternoon. she viii
nnocar in tle wtxand 6k6. Cuhas has added
mnch tn her renutation with Ch1caoo theatre.
s,o.,s an,3nc Inv nre.ant enncencn, and 4vc trnst
Ia, f-3cnd, Tf,i crnce the,r rset for her .,1ents
hr !. hunore, hcneat m eatund,y exrninc'
Ron1veor a Ho~.a r1pone -There NIL, he
.hrae .,srfon.nces ~ the r.h,mn,on f.3rrnx IL
.a.v af 1t}K a. rn.ax n. M and o,cloelS In The
s.ranino In eact oerformsnce tho Champion
hon.eran Robinson. L. Petite Angelo. Miss Lizzie
Dona1dson. Mr. and Mrs. Costello, Dayeppo.t, Az
mar. and other well known fayoritcs viii appear,
sTha faroous ho1tdaF extravaganza Of .Jack the
13sent Killer. ~ will conclude each oerEosmauca.
M f1prrA Tous1.-Arlfnrton. Leon & Don.
v,te,,. Afrlf.n Onera Tronne r4ye capttal enter.
4.,nmerf ftfe evening inst snfted for ho,id.ye At
4h+;r nnv 0nnra uouse. on WASHINGTON street.
Mnsxnx-f,ln.a blowing. in nj, IT, .hascs. will
=. e..r,sd IA nrinc t},fs dav and cventnp Al the
Museum. The admission to this also gives I'd.
, 1863-12-25

The following are the atTfyals at the Soldiers
Home, No. 45 Randolph street, during the past
twenty -four hours:
luiuois-O. s. Brooks, r, 18th; j. s. sapes, I,
1s1lh.
:0lh; J. n. West, 3, 4th !; ". u. Hopkins, 4, 9th:
G. w. Hill, G, III: g. DickeEson. u, 31st; E.
Chapel, !, 9th; 8. Williamson. II, 18th.
Aassuuri-R. D. Massey, L, 6th.
H'isfc7sin-D. Rancy, E, 18th; F. B. Northrup,
B. e9th; VIM, Presba, A, do; Vim. Carl, Il. do !;
r. PatteT, D. do; n. MoTehouse, g, do; r, E.
Gray. X. do.
Mic6Igon-C. E. Renelne, G, 1st II. s. s.; s.
Wigl,man ], do: l.: G. Jameson. a, 10th U. ). III;
$. i. Creighton, D, do.
HGnsds-J. Josbfn. 3, 6th.
Jnralld C1Tps-J. Trrner, B. LIST ". Fl. Parks,
E, 18th; J. McMannas, D, 18th; D. kusdham, E,
, 1863-12-25
LOCAL, MATTERS.

MUSICAL ISTELL1GEScE.-Someli little SEN
sation has been created In Chicago mustc circles
by the arrival among us, to remain Is permanent
resident. Of pianist Of the highest order Of mer-
1t. Florence ziegfeld, gentleman, is here Just
from the Couscrvatosium Of Music In LeIpztc, who
comes bringing the best testimonials Of his skf1l
and better than all, tho living proofs he hiss ever
literally at bis Augers' ends that music has IN
linn favozlte disciple. Anumber Of our citizens
were present yesterday afternoon On an occasion
when Mf. Ziegfeld's powers were briefly called
out
The place was perhaps tho best chosen that could
be fonnd In tho city outside > public hall, Mt
Reeds Temple Of Music in McCofmfck's marble
building, which. from aizs and arrangements. &C.
cures all the desired acoustic qualities generally
dcued to smaller stores, this beng In reaty three
stores thrown into one, in such manner a. to
front both on Dearborn and Randolph streets, aud
which in size can easily accommodate several hun
dred people. The instrument was d Chickering's
Grand piauo, which is confcsscdlr the sovereign
among its fellows, and on this occasion could be
heard and compared with other elegant and favor
lie, but less costly Instruments Of seven eight
difc1c1t make1s, and in treaty or ..ore different
styles. all On eale By Mr. Reed thus furnishing the
public With rare chance4 to select an instrument.
either Chickerfng, Of Hale, 1h]seng and Narye-
sen, Of John Mcneil OF Ernest Gabler. Or tho
United Plano Forte makers, and others Of wide
reputation.
Thus located, and with such surroundings, Mr.
Zeigteld snt Gown to the Chfckcring. and for ILL.,
MASTERY exhibition, Of which fFhalbcrg himself
,y1r1d not have been nshamed, while, rs the sweet
sounds swellcd and foatcd throughout the rcceaeed
Lalia. the groups scattered here and there among
ihe instruments, studying perhaps holiday pur
chase Of piano Or neloIeon. OF monitor organ,
turned from such quest, hnshed all conversation
and gathered husted listeners to tho great CHICK
eFiEC uuGcr m8StCY-h1u1.
Nj. Reed. who hns nceu twenty-five years in
this branch Of business, both as piano lnanuaac-
needs epace, elegant surroundings, and appoints
ments, and skilled touch, ready TO waEen the
slu1nbering chords. The stranger pianist Just
located here and with HI. Reed, vii prove every
way IN acquisition to the cause OF music
in this city. The Temple Of Musie has q lifting
priest in Florence Ziegfeld.
, 1863-12-25
THE CITY.

CuRIs1NAs.-TAe Post OiHsc will close 10.
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Custom House will be closed during the entire
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