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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published n beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF soldiers.

For the use Of Soldiers.
II Is printed In four %coloFs, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, oolors flying,
etc. a blank line Is left for the name Of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 18xlT. The certificate Ia enclosed
in q pasteboard tube, and osn DO sent TO
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail It 10 his friends, aud they will get
It framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
|. N. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above.
julylO-sm
1885, CANNED FRUITS MAoKRREL, Cove
MA~G Oysters, IObslsrs, Tomato oatsup,
Pepper sauce Pickles, Ground PEPPER, Auspice,
Mustard; Sparkling catswba, Blaothotry and Ginger
Wines Cigars and Tobaooo; Raisins, Prunes, Al
monds' Candies Fresh iutterj 800 bushels Dried
Ef9iisi Sugar, cogse, Butter Crackers, Cakes, can
des' Starch, soda Baking Powders. Qnl,k Yeast.
hsFFouL Vtrnieohs YAKIMA, Tapio a. &c, sto.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Provost Marshal General.
NEw YoRk, July 17.-Andy Sullivan,
a notorious leader of the mob la tho
Seventh ward, has boon arrested. The
police, protected by the Seventh regi-
meni, are searching the house for on
oealed arms. No disturbance took place
up to dark. bsu
The call Of JnO. Hughes, of n. York,
to those persons whom tho papers call
rioters, is genuine. In response TO IT,,
some 5000 Irishmen assembled IT his
residence this 7. NJ including many
known rioters, some Of them armed.
la his address, which was quite
lengthy, he said he addressed them as
their father and declined, on the ground
Of being a priest, going into the question
which brought about the present I'M
hsppy state of things. He referred 10
Ireland, aud thanked God he had come
70 this country where no such oppres-
sion existed. He cOunseled them 10
bear mp under their supposed evils rather
than commit . greater u Q In This
oountFy she governments Il . foundation
ncA 70 BE- destroyed BWTyhing 10 IN
tbs k&Ads 81 the ps0pls, Whs buad he
, 1863-02-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL L
THE MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING. Feb. 81. 1s6a
The demand for money Is good but bankers are
little shy Of spectators, and very rigid a. 70 col
lateEals. Real frst class customers DO nos eon-
plain much in regard to accommodations In faef
with most bankers accommodations arc made foz
real business purposes With more freedom than Tor
several days past.
New York exchange IL in fair demand, but the
supply Is ample. There is disposition on the
part of come to put up rates. but the heavier dis.
count honees refuse 10 follow The buying price Is
pretty uniform at par, selling i premium. We
found one house selling freely at ITO.
The range for gold for the day was 6o5asH. The
upper hguro was paid only bJ house or two 1t
the opening The price eoon receded to 6a; which
hense few paid to tho close, while with others the
range was 6o@61. The market waa very ductua
ting. We refer to our dispatches foE the figure:
ruling In Wall street. ..-
The Tnpge for old Treasury notes "aa 6o.s6l
The high prices arc bringing out more thsn' fher'
WAS supposed to left At the West.
Tho price Of silver WEB 433so-the upper hguf
for tound1 lots Of large ooink-
| Cu1reaez IL In naea hsttet appp|T thaQ il NA
, 1863-02-23
WAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
Of TRADE,
REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN or
THE WAR COmmITTEE.
The Disbursements by the Committee
Interesting Statements and
Reports.

A special meeting Of the Board OF Trade was
held Saturday evening, to hear report from
the War Fund Committee, and to transact
such business as might be deemed necessary.
Tho meeting was presided over by J. L. Han
cock, Chairman Of the War Fund Committee,
who p1efaeed the buainess Of Il. evening By
reading the following statement:
GEsrIksts: The object OF calling this meeting
to report to you the action ofthc Board Of Trade
81 viii be shown you BY the Secretary OF Pay
masters kcp25f thesc amounts have been paid
their determined corts to insure the monies {so
literally subtcribed BY onr patriotic citlzens) be-
irg PLACED where it would do the greatest good IN
ll.ld. nnd giving re]icf to their families 1t home,
yourC Committee feel 1t is their duty to make fre-
Qnent reports hoping that all those who have here
out eTeat Shth We lave IN ad sIe%. " iii
on such occasions as this be ready to give snch ad
vice and information as they msy think Of impor-
ner which will be satisfactory to ALL
think We hare reason to be p1oud of our sue.
cess in getting men together who have the lore Of
ties 10 witness their noble decde. II our efforts
slonla afcr this forever fas>, we may feel that
h1vs b; doEc great GOOD W responded to ths eal
have done noble acts I am justified in saying,
ssnd sna hs aksn % s ss gs So aa@99T q Ts s5 s a 5
tie great cauee Of our success at HnyffeesboSo.
With such determination Of our soldiers in the
deld. and snch officers to lead ss Gen, Roseucrans,
and thosc Of our own choice In the battery and
regiments, mny VIC not look hopefully for speedy
illumination Of this rebellion:
Mr. Hancock also presented, In behalf Of
the Committee, an elaborate report Of the
| monies and goods received and disbursed for
war purposes, since the Committee were first
called to act. By this report 1t appeared that
| The disbursements OF the Committee have
| extended to 100 families. The amount paid
| to familics Of members Of the Board OF
Trade Battery aud Regiments, from October
18th to November 18th, was $s6s00.
10th, 1868, &, ,2s5.50. To February 14th, Il !
s4o.35 Total $5,a99,00 Bounty paid to
Board Of Trade Battery, $9,36o.oo. Amount
advanced on allotments, $79700 Goods
sent exclusive Of money and goods raised by
contributions on Change, Il 0.46. Recruit
ing, &3,4l5.G2, Total expenditures prcylou:
| to October 18th, $S3, COILS. Paid By Wal
Fund Committee from October 18th to Feb
ruary 14th, 1868, 81, .03. Cash on hand, IL
banE, subject to draft, a.. United state4
1910 bonds, on hand, sao'ooo.o. Total $50,
Total receipts from collecting Of War Funi
from Ladies' War Committee for goods sols
u, 3. Sanitary Commission, 81 ,0T:@. Pre-
MUM and interest on Bonds, ei09.so. Casl
items, $500. Total, Sc, ,S75. Is.
Mr. Maple moved that the report Of tn
! Committee be adopted, and that tho Board Q
Trade express Its gratitude to the Committe
| for the faithful snd impartial manner In Whlc'
they had discharged their duties.
L The aeefet&y read a letter trom Capital
, 1863-02-23
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb, a1:-corEos-0peucd irrcGu.
lar and dropping, but closed firm with an upward
tendency at e9c.
FLoui-Rather more steady and in moderate
demand at $7.5Q@7.s0 for extra state: $S:DG8m
for extra round hoop Ohio, and $s.1QI950 for
trade brands-market closing quiet.
WH1sKT-Scarccly go arm ut 54155c-chieny
western at the latter price.
GRA1S-Wheat Is shade fir1ncr but quiet
eprinr at ST 44At e.; Milwaukee club at $,.635o
III, ard 81 Ta1l u for winter red western. Corn
is 1c better and in fair demand at 91Gl9sc for
sound, and aGG1*Gc for nusouud. Oats In moder-
ate request at it{1Tsc.
GRocEn1Es-sngnr and molasses hz1u.
PEov1sIoSs-Beef shade dr1ncr, at $7.00l19.0O
for city mess; s11.5 @12.75 for rcpacked mcas.
Dressed Hogs in good request at 6hlGKc. Bacon
sides iese active, but very firm. Lard scarcely 80
finn ard less active, at 10s441lHc, the latter IN
extreme, including $50 brfs for March and May de-
livery. Butter-16l2lc for Ohio, and 2}Gtaasc for
state. Cheese steady At 12l115c.
, 1863-02-23

,>r,cos ,.c-. ren.ra,,7 anst,1ncd.
weeks c!osins prefs Me1s 81 ~ ,na thcrc
az Naehinf'!yHt ~ ~ rLnIce stabilized beryes-as
GOOD as 6avs @ a chF!st.sa,sa ! , ,oa .
., Observation-Disclosures ..ot wanting tle1n--as
th iate.t sIyiccs from New York anil Albany were
tnI fnr tl,at class OF stock and Cor
1aes , beSc ceased operating for tho
ntnsent Cows nrd scaliawoss were aim ost unsa!c
aahieNbcfn" only purchaeed 81 spccnlntoEs. when,
to ma, tbcif own worde, they "cou1d get them toe
little OF nothing
st1,etly E nTjmc shipping .s35Dtoo
Extra Shipping heeves 3. 3.potoa69
Good, ,.........,...... 3g0s03s3
Medium 2s$es a.
The following arc the principal sales Tor tue
week:
FerIis cold Hogg 1ahead extra choice state Steers,
averaging 1893 De, ut $3 .a5.
Ferris sold Hopkins u head good shipping
hceyeb, averaging ,2Si De, At $3z5-
jacobs sold Miller & Co. 1oo head fair govern
mcnt cattle. avtrag11g l.19s fof. at $500.
Jacob sold Cash q head choice shipping beeres,
averaging .225 Ibs at 1901 .
Morris, Renneman d WatIcH sold burnside 63
head fair government cattle, averaging 1tS9 bs at
$al0.
cattle, averaging ,317 lbs at $3o0.
LorocGne sold Cook II head, averaging ,3Q7 1bs
at 9a ID
Ioar sold Webb 1e head extra shipping steers.
areravfEo 4t5 fbs st $9eO
Bnticr add Sneucer IS head choice sta1l.f.d
becres from Lee county. ayerariur j. IA foa at
s3nO,
Butler sold Morris Rinuemau 4 Vaixe1l g bend
eame crade. i.iIa fps ut S4CO.
| Leach sold Hopkins S5 bend choice shipping
/
, 1863-02-23
Total Live and Dressed .H.45S
L A&8

Live Hogs we're in light supply, and owing to
the difficulty In obtaining transpostaton shippers
were buying spasfng'y, and packers thinking them
beyond "seach,' did not care to operate. The
market closed quiet, with sales Of some 1000 at
range Of $s.6o1450 for medium to extra lard
Hogs. ..
Beef Cattle were in liberal supply, and owing to
the want Of transportation md the withdrawal Of
Government contractors, the market WAS dull and
closed quiet d. q decline Of 10n15c on an average
Of all grades. Choice shipping Beeves were in
light supply, and in fair demand at about previous
quotations. The eales foot up some 400 head at
s2a5Gt4.oo. There was large pumbeE LEFT orer
in the yards uuso1d.
The Flour market was dull and almost entirely
neglected. Wheat declined 35G1c per bnshel-
with sales Of No Spring at 91.1s'5@1e1H; No 2
Spring, s1.04D1 07K and Rejected Spring, atss5Sc
the market closing frm. Winter Wheat was
neglected.
Corn declined H@1c per bushel, and closed firm
with eales Of Mixed at 5o15a4c, and 4a145c for
| Rejected. .-......-
| Oats were dull, with sales Of No at 5595st58c.
| Rye was neglected. Highwines opened dull but
closed steady 1T 49c. Glover Seed WIS sold at sG,7s
e17.oo. Timothy is still dull and heavy light
Gales at saCo. Fla1 Seed was sold at 81. 30.
, 1863-02-23

ST.; "a. 1s XIII IN; ebsee a
seea, s Tis spiae ping esss 6 Il? IL Sils Spring
1922 bs; ,., Market 2 =, ar,st 1t
ss SR5ng e ST. b. ao g. 1ss e a
% 10 IL Eoh 81 sde houses g
9sn = IT, To at s1.oi; 100 bn Rejected Spring Tin
- coRN@hecc e ivcd, ss,sst bu. Market dull, and
| K01c lower. Sales: 1900 bu Mixed Corn in
store at taa1c; 5,O00 bu do at 5sHc: As coo bu do
at &c; 5000 bn DO at 511lc: 360o bn do At 5lAc:
Rejected Corn In etore at 45c: 600 bn do at Axe
and 1900 bu do at 44c.
| Sales: 10000 bu No IL store at 65Hc; 200 hu
RYE~Rece,ved, a,tst bu. No demand and mar
let !lnll and nominal' Sales: 14o bags No On
81 BhRiEY-neeeived 4 e: 15sobu: Market very qni
ct. Sa}es:-aN bags good at q. 20 On track: 100
bu No. = in store at csc; 100 bu common at 96c on
HIGHWNEs-s Steady. salee:-soo brla last night
at 49c 100 bEs last night at 4sc. To-day $40 brls
ALcono Nominal at 81. .oo51 .oa . gal.
CLOVER sEED-3o bags and 40 bu choice at
TfMoTHY sEED-Duil. sa1es:-1a7 SKIS prime
FLAX sEED-al SKIS primo at sass; eks
'H6fi ,Dk1n p 1fRT1T-o tons Ohio Dried apples in
| sks at sG.10. "
| ASHES cks Pota.heB At 800 p 100 lbs.
| COOPERAGE-:00 Pork Barrels at $1.15 del;
eco do NJ 1.10del.
BEANs-10 brls prime at sa,so.
J BROOM CORN-1{ bales fair at $10000 . ton.
SUGasSS-Ft1m with strong upward tendency.
| We quote:
EeW Orleans. prime to choice. .1eX@1sI
CUBE GubaIEaaf 1a g Gh9ise y, sts;: l1A9iaH
| n. r Redued-Powdcrcd and
granulated. .18 1164
White coffee. A. 1lssQ115
Yellow coffee, B.. 1i4Gat4A
! Yellow coffee, C....... ..1331GD13;s
HIDEs-Firru and in good demand. We qnotel
Dry saited. . 15x01s
| Green Cured uidee- dee-...-.....-...--..-... SKna
! Green Country y.,..,......-.....,....,. 8 q S4
| Calf and Kip Skins 11HGola
| F1eeh relts -..,......-- $l5012-00
EGGS-1n better demand, with sales at &c.
| POULTRFChickens, per doE. $1.5aIt.s5;
[ srurkcra q n EEhGr
, 1863-02-23

As viii be seen from the above table. the total
receipts ut all The ynr1s anount to 1884. This
is ,S39 Ices than last week, and 89O6 more than
the corresponding wtck Of last year. The market
generally has ruled firm with = fair demaud By
email boned well fatted hogs. there was slight
adyauee.hartly enough however to affect the
| market. In the latter portion OF the week ope-
catte.dealeSs, In obtainirg transportation, which
caused them to bug spaFingly. and the market
| closed quiet without any pcrccptible change In
| quotations.
We give closing prices as follows:
Extra Lard Hogs. .00D450
Cnpd .,....................3 8, 3,1U5335
, 1863-02-23
CHICAGO. DAILY MARKET


PROyISIOES-AIarket quiet. Sales were:--
1850 pcs Bulk Shoulders loose at S15ci ,0e0 pcs
country Short Rib Middles ut 655c looee; 80 bxs
Cumberland Mddlcs at SIC; $50 bxs Long Rib
1tiddleH at s8.aeK: 150 tres second: brand steam
rendered Leaf Lard at 9Ac: 4s tres Head and Gut
Lard at Sstc; 20 tres do at 8Xc; go pkgs White
Grease at s865; 10l pigs do atssic; S. pkgs coun.
try No Lard at SIC. The following product. put
np ut Canton, on the Illinois River, vas sold in
thit market, TO be delivered in st Louis within 70
days: go brls Mesa Pork at $685. 1850 pcs
hulk sides, loose. at b14c; 1000 pcs Bulk Hams,
loose, at SC; $500 pcs Bulk Shoulders, loose, at
TALLOW-In good demand aud firm 1t 10c.
BUTTER-1n actiyc demand BY shippers. With
an upward tendency. sa1es:.- Ms choice Rol
ot 1ec; GO GrkIns prime shipping repacked) ut 17c
| 20 Nrkins good at 1Gc.
DRESSED HOGS-Rcceived, 1,462 Marke
, 1863-02-23

few days since Generally the week closes Oh
more comfortable market. .....-
TuENAr1oxA1 CunnKScT B1L1.-Tho National
Currcncg biIiI passed the House on Friday evening"
but with various amendments, which sent 1t to n
Committee OF Conference between the two
Houses, and a. It Is quite impossible to determine
as vet in what shape 1t will become law II ut all,
weforbear comment. The prospects, now arc that
the bill will Pass at an early day next waek. As
the session closes in ittlctmorc than awcek, Con
g1ess will doubtless hurry through all Important
measures as fast as possible.
New York Stock and Money Market
~ ,reeoranh.1 New YonK4 Feb. p, 1868
SrocKs-Steomd Board -Stocks steady. on,<
Tenpeesec C.. OH C1eve p.'.,''.. nss ns5
Pacs Mail. :.:::....1G2 CHI: 2, !.az;-.-. e3a
Mich Cent. e5E 2: :Ft:W 4 CHI. g
s' d. I'D dl':....... .105K Chi. D. y Qutncy .tosH
nj, ~ IN scrjp, 93H T. II 4 Alton pfd.. %
1N' GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
H. g. 6s ST. COUP. 997< 7 $40 Treas .....l 81
MoSxT MAnKET-Moncy caHter at per cent.
Sterling exchange shade easier at 1s61111S for
| rncrchants', and 1T8KGDl79 for bankers' bills
Gold unsettled, Irregular and lower. opening at
6sA, advancing to 635, declining to 61 and clos.
| Ing eteady at tjs4.
| Government stocks flrmer The steamer to-day
| for Liverpool carried out $36a, ,074 in specie.
, 1863-02-23

r. A., D., e rr,5o p,tforu dated
At MurfreesRoro, Jan. Slst, stating tnat nls
men were greatly In need Of $50 pairs OF
Rootf aad the h5eqHesnnF aspplytag Sp the want
- 1fo,,1a thoraht 10 Eatferv pos entitled
IL ape 4 en9s enGnght T. Inc lzefsrcnes to the rce
1nents, having received the hrst ana 1n moS. eS-
tensiye promises from tue Board 0! Trace.
G. L. Stevens offered the following resolu-
'4on p.rS.lS S Th.s ,ra h.xc hoard with uufecncd
,e"surr and sat;sfact1nn the gallant and glorious
eenntInct Of tic Board Of Trade Battery and the
siopes @ kiser; and i'd t5st @ Immediate steps viii be
taken to recruit theirranks.
.,,t,,,, - rI.,--,v Na,ann +ho Dammit.
On motion OF MgrEay Ns,son, 1aG C9mnn far W.
The following is The report Of the Commit
tee sent South by the Board Of Trade, to look
a1Ier lne "an.s VI l'e o..o a;ea1a.t @ ~. ss1t
Ine Cose n3 ts nasa =. and battery
Oh the 1st Of November ~ Mes19 ses Il Tse tse
gsnt st.S wv snd ssa 1sa,6ent Mr. Weeks having
~ 10.u II fonnd tho battery At Bowl
sis'tsa tne eaRs r. an sst vt Nashviiie On the 2,th
me 9lce1s ao4 ~ 81 Gta1"ns rfsfted b.ttcry md
oat ,e1oet and strIbnted large n1nount of
oot st - frsonda nni alao the goods for tho
soGHos asn. oGyned NJ mfe up By the humane and
Raiav.'Ss RIaittcr = nnder 5n our suneryision.
IN the It'll Of January, Mr. Maple kindly voiun-
tecred 10 take charge of hospital stores and goods
batte ana sh r.. menttt e9e repoft se
blanHets puIet@ansqh ~ H " Jennrte3 haxfnS ysited thr
csmn near MuttTeesboIo and after arrival 1t goods
fhey were placcl in charge Of Mr. Adams, then at
Nashville In charge Of hospital stores for sick and
| wounded at Nashville and Murfrcesboro.
| Immediately after the decisive battle. Of Mur-
| send nurses and agents to the battle field
Mra Hopmer and Mrs Smith Tiukham. accom-
panied By ~: Adsus and others lefL for Aa1itees-
, 1863-02-23

IotAl. oa76u 4SJIu 1855 4uou 17s- lo-4
The general markets to-day were quiet aud
lower, with but little disposition on the part Of
spectators to operate. Contradictory reports Of
the state Of the market for gold tended doubtless
to increase the dullness and depress prices; but
towards the close the downward tendency was
checked BY dispatches that gold had rallied, aud
general produce closed firm at the decline named.
The Provision market was dull. and the sales
wcre trihing at $6.s22H for Long Rib Mida1cs;
b7<c for Cumberland Middles; and 9Kc for COM
mon quslity Of steam Lard. Mess Pork was held
firmly at sls.75-with buyers at $3.50. A quantity
Of product, put up at Canton, H., was sold for de-
livery at St. Louis within twenty days, at $13.s5
for Meas Pork, 5Xc for Bu1k Sides; &c for Hams.
ss4c for Shoulders loose; and9 for Kettle
rendered Leaf Lard.
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed, were
Irfn RI Tho n
, 1863-02-23

Grand military and Cly1c Froece.1on- n
nrt7er of Exerclscs Mt the
Mccflne-Canp Dous.la.
Troops to Parade
IStc., Etc. Etc.
, 1863-02-23

On motion. the meeting adjourned. :.
The AsyIun1 for Errlng s:o.nen-Fur-
thcr Action Of the COMMITTEE.
Another meeting Of the Committee having
ing inhand the establishment Of m asylum for
erring women, was held on Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Clark was called to the chair, aud
Mrs. J. ". Dean appointed as Secretary. The
meeting was opened By Mrs. Dr.. Boyd with
prayer.
Mrs. Lyman Baird then gaye history Of
the origin Of the Institution. Mrs. ". ". Pat
ten moved that one lady from each church
be appointed to obtain subscriptions from
their several churchel for the object Of the
meeting
The deed of the property alluded to US
gif1 to the Institution, was deposited with
Mr. E.. s. Wells, and q committee WIS ap-
pointed to confer with the gentleman and Mr..
Freer, in order to devise means for obtaining |
charter for the institution, the committee
| to report at the next meeting. The commit |
| tee consisted of the following ladies': Mrs. !
! c. B. Gushing, Mrs. DR.. Everts, Mrs. ". ". |
Patten, Mrs. Lyman Baird, Mrs. G. B. Sawyer.
| It was stated that house had already been |
procured as a temporary home. and that there |
| were three inmates. 4 committee of three
Indies was appointed to furnish the house and
supply the larder. These ladies we're, Mrs.
Dr.. Mutt, Mrs Lyman Baird and Mrs. Good
rich.
Money, in various sums, was handed fn by
the Indies present, to the amount Of seventy
one. dollars. This is small part of what has
been promised; and every lady on the COM
mittce was subscriber Of five dollars to the
general fund.
Those Of our citizens who arc favorable to
the institution-and re hope that there are
none unfayorablc-nnd who may desire to
give something to its support, whether furni-
ture, clothes, or food, will send the same, for
the present, to Mrs. VIM. Clark, 81 Hinsdale
, street.
, The meeting then adjourned until next Sat-
! urday, when, it is hoped, the constitution and
the charter will be prepared
ALLEGED FnAuD.-A young mau namcd ].
! F. Andrews, formerly clerk at the South
d Brunch Mills, was on Saturday morning,
brought before the Police Court, on the com
: plant Of Il man named Fleming, charged with
:. dcfrauding him Of the sum Of $50. The
!. complainant alleges that about the last Of
u January be paid the defendant, acting for Mr.
j. SWEEP, ol Tue oou1n ofancn Atl's' 'ue aaoon1
: named, III advance tor iced nnd shorts 1or ILL.,
= ture delivery. 4 short time afterward, and
before any portion Of it had been delivered,
" Sweet failed, and the plaintiff claims that The
y +ronsoct,on was made with fraudulent in.
tent. Andrews simply alleges that, as agent
IS IS for 1lr: Sweet, he made tue agreement uudei
ID his orders, received the money, iecetpted tol
- .,,1 +u-r,a - .,-or4, c,.oat iii. $50, r..
It, AMI turned II oScrto sweet, with no fur
. | ther knowledge in the matter. The case wa.
e' A. ...,,
con.lhueo ont "ecA, ene aceaseo giving oa
Tor his appearance.
.cL,o,vloavv,out-
, 1863-02-23
ONE DOLLAR a TICKET.

The narseement h.ve lahored tn make the Concert
the nh1ear ad best thaf has ever been given Ia tnis
se M az ~ mi n,nnteetn1s n,ff TTarrsnted q
~ Tcnnira ria Na~t Nm sSraI fa1crf h~s her, m
ersa nI1 eTrr r,si. r. rasde- re- Conre+f
ssnfEc1t.ninT IA tn m.xs r. sTaSR enTnnensatinr
~ - thn n-tes - ~ ~ ths tIrtsf - ~SF
to1 ieo az X 4. ~ s.te a. u II n. r7nv ndvn,+h Jor
~ 11s paHipInh sfreet II Sff}ier. i = 4 II
r355isYF ara nsn,iv Iii ,,,;hr nj,cs. IN thiz rit1
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, 1863-02-23

The balance ofthe Gsifts are too uuI1er.
GUS to mention,
hGrtbJ certify that the prices annexed to the sboTe
Articles. from my establishment arc my regular retail
r.tccE, and the Pianos arc aEstc.aas inetTument1,
FUZZY wurrantcd by the makers and nysetf for tea
Y,%rs. W. II. HARLOW.
At the conclusion the Gifts viii be drawn tn tts
presence Of the audience. by coqmittte spPonsed
| by the audience to superantena tho drawing
Doors open st O'Clock. Concert to commence n
1k O'clock.
, 1863-02-23

TICKETS. 90.
Arranged By Terbc d HIlton. ferzst3tm
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secure fun Orchest.n. part Of tho Band being pre-
ytou.ly engaged for tho evening 1r1t sppolnted.