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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, February %.
HARSHMANS FLoUR-White wheat
Wholesale, 90, retail CO. Red wheat
wholesale 6 25, retail 6 so.
WHEAT 25.
CORN-55.
0ATS-45@50.
BARLEY-l 25@l 25.
RYE-9O@l 90.
HAY-Timothy IL OO@l3 90 per ton.
FLAX X-SEED-2 90.
WHlSKY-6l@5l.
GRoCERIES--Cotfee 3O1@33h Sugar 2!
@lSA; Molasses 65@66; Teas 30@l 80
Cheese l24@l3; Rice 8@91.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
THE ALABAMA AGAIN.

BosroS, Feb 27--A letter dated United
States steamer Rhode Island, Key West, Flor.
ida, 10TH contains the following
We arrived here heIe this morning after a
ten days cruise around Cuba
On the 27th we tell in with bark rugged
steamer supposed 10 be the Alabama, or the
Orsto We made chase that day night with.
out success We have haG a very heavy gale
of wind, which stove in both paddle boxes, and
which injured us very severly; so much So
thot we had to put in here for repairs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
FIGHT AT MOON LAKE

! bCHicAGo, Feb ga special Memphis des
patch says the expedition through the YAzoo
Pass reached Moon Lake the 22d. In a
stretch beyond this lake, leading to Cold Wa,
ter River, the enemy ought 10 obstruct the
channel by falling trees stumps and logs The
troops have been at work three weeks to clear
out the pass.
battalion Of the 9th Illinois cavalry was
sent 20 seour the banks and drive back the N.
emy. A brisk skirmish was had on FRIDAY
with a company of 90 mounted rebels disper.
sing them, killing 8, woundng several, and
capturing 26. Our loss was 5 wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
FRnM WASHINGTnN

NEw YoEK, February 27-The Times
Washington correspondent states there is 1t.
lie or no hope Of the passage Of the Missori
emancipation bill this session. I
Mr Noel, its Ablest friend, Is sick Il Is
impossible 70 pass the bill against the deter
mined opposition Of Democrats who threaten
to fillibuster to prevent its passage. All the
Missouri members, except Noel, sined peti.
ton for the removal Of General Curtist from
command Of the department Of Missouri and
put Scho6eld in his place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
Fine Farm at Public Sale

1fHE heirs OF George Warner, deceased will ,tt.r
IL for sale at public auction, on
Saturday, February %, 1863
Al o'clock m, in iront OF the Court House in tba
city Of Dayton, hne farm Of lO2 acres situate on The
county road passing the election school house IN Rnt
Ter township, Montgomery county, Ohio eight miles
north Of Dayton, and two miles northwest of ChaTn
6ersburg, and about mile south OF the National Road
There are on the premises 40 acres Of the finest i'm
Der, and about ~ under cultivation, an excellent or
ehAtd OF hne hulti good sugar eRmp, barn, stable
dhelihg house, out houses and well Of good wafer
Terms Of sale-one-thlrd cash, one.third ip one
and the balance in TWO years from the day on sale Sb
interest 10 he seced 10y mortgage on the premises
ny oIuef OF AMOS WARNER
go, WIN. WARMER
ei1uAN9h JACOB WISE,
Heirs at law Of George Warner, deceased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
IReported for the Daily Empire /
Sew York Market.

NEW YORK, February %
FLOUR-Receipts 900 bbls; steadier, more
doing sales 10000 bbls 7G567 S5
extra state; OO@8 Is common 10 good
shipping brand r H.
WHEAT--Market lc better, more doing
45@l 63 Chicago spring; G4C0l ~ Mil.
waukee club; 75@i 70 winter red ives.
tern
coRN-Market lie better at 97@s9 mixed
western.
oATs-Firm at 1902 common to
prime.
PoRK-Steady.
I LARD-Firm at lls@l24.
/ DRESSED H0GS-Quiet
WHlSKY-Dull, unsettled at 5I@5g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
Fine Residence on Water st.
AT
SHERIFFS SALE

Valentine Hoy and wfe( Montgomery Superior Court
Charles Zauck ct AL Casa No oezs
DY virtue OF, and In obedience to- The con,T,s, .,
ID an order Of sale made by the Superior Conri Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, aud 10 me directed = .'i,
oder at public sale Al the door Of the Court House IN
the city OF Dayton, on ''e III
Saturday, March 2s, Is63
Al .Oo'elock Of said day the folloving aasorh.,
e estate, situate In the city Of Dayton, county ~
Montgomery, and rtAe OF Ohio, TO- wit. The westhsli
~ ~ OF lot numbered three hundred and n,neta@n n
laiel a. designated on the revised plat Of aaid CIV
ln'ndlng, also the night 10 use ten foot alley ao5s
Tie east side Of said west half and snbsctto the rgh1
or the owners and occupants OF the east haf OF ssd
lot 70 use said alley In common, which alley laes I've
feet OF OF each side. '-' "'e
The above premises under q writ OF Partition. Wa.
appraised at seven thousand dollars s7 0OO and can
NOT sell or less than twothirds OF said apprasement
s balance IN TWO years from the day OF sale; the de-
eed payments 10 bear interest and to be secured bv
mortgage on the premises. -
sEohaE WoGAMAH, Sheriff Mont county.
'''~' A''oihsJ' telsdtWaFls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
Reported for the Daily Rmplre,l
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, February 2S,
SIOCKS-lrregular, closing dull, heavy
money unchanged Sterling Exchange I'M
changed American Gold at / III United
States SKIES 81 coupons ole, registered
w, Treasury 1910 l OFF, Demand notes
~ one year certificates 9ss, United States
hves IA coupons n.
GROCERIES-Quiet, firm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
HUNTER TO BE RELIEVED

NEw YoRE, Feb 2s--The Herald says that
rnmors were rife in Washington yesterday
that Hunter was to be relieved from Dom.
mand of the Department of the South Burn
sides name is spoken of in connection with
the succession. 1t is also said that certain
parties are preparing charges against McClel
Ian with view 10 Court Martial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHfNGroR, Feb. 2s

E0b So
HOUSE,. Mr.. Pendletons motion to Law on
the table the report Of the conference on the
hsbsas corpus indemnity bill, was. decided in
the negative --2e 10 70. u
Mr.. Thomas of Mass proposed that to.mor-
row evening be devoted to debate on the
report OF the Committee, and the vote thereon
be taken at 10 o'clock Monday Agreed to.
At two 10 morning the House adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
SHERIFFS SALE


Peter sgSiaItPP sfhnePP' Montgomery Superior Court.
Phillip sehnepp, ct al Case No ,7sz
IOuksuhNT 10 the command of an order ~ solo ,
me directed, from the Superior Court of Mont.
sOineTy county, Ohio, will Offer al Public sale ar Iha
uoof oi 'he CouTl House in the City Of Daytoo ON
Saturday. March 2s, 1865
Az two O'Clock OF sand day The following des,rhad
ie estate 70 Wt part Of subdivision Of SIXTY acres oi
hiu' oHAed Dy fhp Schnepps heirs, situated in tba
east part ol ihe northeast quarter OF section Y.
'own ~ range M. X. $, subdvided AZ follows -
LOT No s-5egnnlng on the west line of said tract
Thence II q e, lI4s chains to corner Of LoI No ,
thence s615 lis chains thence l0iS " ~ - q
chains thence l3, COS chains thence * soiI -
6.Os CHAINS TO beginning there Is fifteen iesi1 i1 rs
served lor road on the north and east line of this
Lot NO. 3 containing 1851 acres. '-''
op aS ssf5 ap no hegnnPg a. the south west cor.
heI oi sAld lTaet thence "a, 147G chains thence
es12, g 16s chains; thence I5 W IN ~ chssns
thence TO- 5ll chains thence s9I< W an ha,,s
70 nesnhngi there Is hfteen feet reserved for road
on the norlh line ofths Lot No. four poles west from
'hs hoIsh east corner Containing 500 acres 0'''
No ,Sno =, nesning ~ the south eastcomer of Lot
no. 70; z thence ss1a, 100 ehainsi thence is. ~
IL W cesnsi thence 10, 3l7 chains: thence soi"
40 chains TO the east line OF sad section' ,b1A
q e iios chains to beginning; there il dheen fsst
leserYed lot road on the north line of ths LOT NJ
o. consuming 1897 acres, more or less.
NIL Al ~ van & DsIen township, Montgomery COUNTY.
ONO, and have been appraised as follows SNA'V'
Lot NO. s. containing IL 81 lOO acres at S45 peracra
8, IS a-i00 a. ~
Ana cannot sell for less than "a OF the above annrai
@ i@neht Iernls % cash. IN one year, and ths hsI
T, ~ ~ w y years Ion day OF sale the deferred paw
gage on the premises. " mort
hoUK McMAHoS, At'ys. 1aoss,s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
hon Established IN lhe Year 1850,
tAh THE CIIRE or IN Il, IN. -

'Eh EhEhL HOSPITAI,
Established IN the Year 1885,
FOR TIE CURE or PRIVATE DtsF.spo
anu u""ef me eCnllol OF Two OF the most Erninont
FnyNcmhs Ia ilie world, fEI7
NJ, H.. BQhAPARTEI nonl sLunaon am a..
- hosPtals and TOR the ptsLten Wears Of Ire t
late of NevS VoE pusPal, and Dr. B. kEYROLDs,
WheTe oer1nanent euro Of Private Dseasas 10 % ciy
gnthea, Without the use Of nercury or change o3
et. Sonorrhtea cured in to AZ houys iest Sr1 .,
IN TO ~ days; Structures cl.red IN 10 NVeeL N
ulhn la Epssons stopped ia 10 dhys: Asmvsi o,ve
nv @ X " 70 weeks syphilisi its prlnla-
" sEi ,.ES2 OpIed W dal p secondary syaptoms io
W Wameeks, SKIN Dseases cured ia / 10 ,yeeifa r.,
tlgor restored th TO 4weeks All diseases
male or isnaIs ps'ufe ed with unparalleled sceess
Dr bonaparte giea work on private diseases tba
lemals oIJ snd a. ~ ~heaiu u nenehcla 10 ALL male and
eani N' nose WI" BsOpe ip darkness Price "a
~, noAApartes trepph Patent Male saC.I I, .
perfectly sale, and ieysf IA : 10 ", ,,,i,sb,rn ~
,J pIe ony SAFE anu sure prsyentiVe aRaust diasssa
n oee o. the French ral Male sat, ii the snsis
Rs-Madame LozIERa SemSIe sS Mootbt Ssf y Una mail
se hla relable ft meuy ion suppressIons and ali
mare mare nseases lades should not use lhsm ,S,,rs
pregnancy as they will produce mIscarr,ssa Hfins
mail Pe' '"A-eA.rA nue. s5-sept TO any address BY
Drs, u. a X. are the men, t5 oonsnl,,,
dueslo1Abiy acknowledged TO be the ehamnons snd
alnRs OF Wnerea Diseases and the only doctors WIZ
Ieeeite monthly reports from the old soIl5, ,h
nave been accustomed iTOm an early aoa al von,
mItness the various diseases which atfict taaniinS
anu 70 Mhlcn inc progress through long cares ~
nn'h s'1y az every sphere OF his from tbs
Inv and sue " poverty ts the MANSION OF the veal
md ND, anu anu ha'ik asfel ianeA beyond doubt The vast
u huinahity tney determined to select me
@ seneate system as then particular studv enttto a
we iheI Wnole attention 70 the Vaton of ths Ss
u these iniportant lHncuons No letter. Nii ~
a. "srsu uhies they c0ntan remittance on nnsI
age stamp. tall " address 67'T - - a Pos'
M ,so s.o. brs bo4NAtARTE a REYNOLDS.
side oinesaIs thio S,se between thth SIXTH, east
- ' i"Ih . AM 10 y Y. Al - y. y |. feh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28

a Id pefsons knowing thannaelvea N ind al,.l.I.,. .
"A undersgned, by note or aceonns ,. @ 70 me
% a. p; ohander 200 Third street, np stairs sbsr
~ y pooSs ~ sLe Kept and settle the same am m
'oAs '4uA1eo IazdIin NJ eIFFRRbiAk..D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
FL IA "A ID % u "a r. II
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

IAcoB W. HEIDLER, "MontRomerv Ho,,s. :,
~ corner room AZ the old Exoeislor Daiiy Atarse,
Sohssntiy receiving, aud keeps for sale w EtI %
n ~ ED mEAls, POULTRY, PRODUCE VEaISaAT.b aTb
tb.i ahulis, GAME IN season, and ali the edibIes
as =" IN sollset rom me four points Of he con-,
me Paaie may be had at the Excelsior MasHsi 70
ou ''hs ls determiuedtO to please tie prihlic al L.
tablishmsnt. "' 0'heI hiinllar es-
voo Sa anS Snd $ see hun He viii be prepared to please
= - 49, - lal6d6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28

4 iAhhVh olL OF the best quality the market can
~ produce both for safety and durability in b,rns
ahn ss nee nom offensive odor as can Ia Insd Ie,
sale BY the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABREsy' 'o'
ueo Druggist, 100 Main slraa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
DEl. BRADLEY,
d E N II i 8 n

SSS THIRD ST., WEST OF PHILLlps gousF
iAIdLs particular attention to VULOANIzED RIM.
~ bsh ss Z base for Artificial Teeth II Is fast IN.
os puIToehs M olher Kinds Of material used for that
mum nshy ne claims that his experience histi6es him IN
sshsying llAt t is truly valuable improyemeni In
syies y oi work. Yiz First, IL can be made 10 sds,
and Il %aSp peeety 70 the gams than metallic pstss
and non corrosive, and as to durabllitv IA 1
tested. Last, but not least Il h thipd
ne also calls attention 10 his mode ~ an,
Ia "'ine Aaheslfs gold, and mallet pressure
DR.. BRADLEY,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28

FEMALES - FENALES-F FEMALES
OLD on YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. OR CON.
TEMPLATlNG MARRIAGE.
IN Mdny A1ectOns Peculiar 10 Females
The Extract Buchu is unequaled by any other re,ne
luness, or suppression OF Customary Lyac1ations
liberated OF Schlrrous state OF the Uterus Iencorr
hea or WMles' sterlty and for all complaints incident
10 the sex, whether arising rom lndscreton HahIs
OF Dissipation, or III the
DECLINE on CHAKGE OF LIFEy
See Symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take no moro BdlSan, Mercury, or Unpleasant Medicines
ior Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELABOLDS EHTRAC or BUOHU
SECRET DISEASES
Little or no change in Diet; No inconvenience;
And no Exposure
IL causes frequent desire and gives strength In
pilaa ppnnale thereby Removing Distractions.
preventing and curing stnetures OF the Ure:hra,
Alayng Pain and Inflammation. so
requentln the class OF diseases, and expeling ali
Poisonous, Diseased and OoIR out Matter
Thousands upon Thousands
WI" h-.R BEEN THE VICTIMS or oUACES.
and who have paid heavy fees to be cured in shor,
ume, have found they we're deceived and thai Ihs
po'dOn nas, W lhe use OF ''PoweJM aslngsats" been
dred up ~ the system, to break out IN an aggravated
form, and ''''eu
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
Use HELMBoLD'5 EXTRACT DUCHu
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existngin
MALE OR FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of purst
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIc,
and ii is certain TO have the desired efsct IN
Diseases for ,Ohteh IL is recommended
Evidence Of The most Responsible and Reliable Caroe,e
will accompany the medicines.
ftuia cERfIFIoATEs OF CURES,
-. - Froms to 20 years standing
SCIENCE AND FAME,
"PHYSICIANS' TAKE "NOTCE"
Wsmaks "NO ssasr et"Iagrat,ents ="
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BuCHU
Is composed OF Buchu, Cnbeba and juniper Berries,
'eieo'eu WIN gfeAi care by aeompstent Druggist
PREPARED IN VAcUo,
ny II. Is. HELmBOLD,
PRACTICAL and AnayliheAl Chemist and sole Manuiac.
dELM9oLD's GENUINE PREpARA,CtnNa
AkFLDA VT
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of tho
city Of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbold VINO being dnIs
sworn doth say ms preparations contain no nafcotg
no mercury or Other injurious drugs, but are purely
vegetable; ga,ls e., .....,... IL. b: nELMBdLD.'
Vembef, la5a VIM. Y. HiBBERb
Alderman, Ninth ST., above Phila.
PH YSICIANS IN A4rF@hANCR FROM q A. M
10 A.
Price 81 per bottIs, or sI1 TorSs,
serYstou. '''' W.
Address letters ol Information in confidence 10
II. b, HnLMBOLD, CAe,n1st
Depot lA South Tenth ~, below Chestnut, Pbils
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFRITs,
AND UNRRLNCIPLRD DEALERS,
VINO endeayor to dispose "of their own" and "other'
ARTICLES ON the reputation attained by
Hei@boFs Genuine Preparations,
.a . if,iI SdFsapaTilld Hi
Improved hose Wasl.
Sold by
.yn ii % a
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYwHEREi
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER,
ont out the advertisement and send iorit.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Describe Symptoms In al Communication
ourss GaaTsntsSdI AdVIes GTatis
aPFTdhWly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
CANAL NOTICE

NhE water VII be drawn from the canal between
4 Troy and Dayton el Saturday next, 2ist, and lei
Also, the water will be draWn between parrolton
and Cincinnati on the Sd OF March and lei in The ith
me epnuuoa OF ne weather may render ii neces.
lel1dawN THuS. BLOWN, Sunerintendan,
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
D6wee, ths wealth and the resources Of the re-
public which II b their duty to preserve and
Oerpotuato. N as4

WEEKLY JouRSAIJsM-IH TRIBULATIoSs AND
TaAKsrrIoSs.- Among the influences which have
combined to bring the country to Its present
dsplorabls condition, that of the weekly aboli-
tion press has been one of the most pernicious.
For several years past these abolition papers
have exercised great control over the minds Of
thousands of people, especially in the rural
districts, and one of the results il seen In our
civil war, brought on by league between
Northern abolitionists and Southern fre-eaters,
aided and encouraged by the bitter sectional
feeling excited by the abolition weeklies. Now,
however, the reaction Is taking place. This
terrible war has made the people wiser The
sbolidon weeklies are now losing ground more
rapidly than they ever gained it, and before
long, we hope, they will be annihilated.
Anseng these dangerous abolition papers the
Wssidy Independent and the Weekly Tribune
have been most prominent. The Independent
has assumed quasi religious character in or
der to deceive the masses, and the Tribune has
sought the aid Of every possible ism, including
republicanism, in its efforts to build up crcu-
latioa Upon these two papers the conserva-
tive seaction first made itself felt. In spite of
gold pencil lotteries dictionary lotteries straw
berry plant lotteries and Sunday school book
lotteries, these weeklies have gene down. down,
down. until very little Is left of them except
theis names. What the conservative reaction
has begun the WEEKLY HERALD s completing.
This conservative paper, to which We are now
devoting special attention, Is roofing or. the
sbsliton weeklies right and left and taking
their places rapidly SO greatly has its circu-
lation increased, during the past six weeks, that
we expect it to reach three or four hundred
thousand copies by the time OF the next
Presidential election. The WEEKIY HERALD
contains all the news of the DAILY HERALD, in
. condensed form or In full, according to its
l aportance; many interesting letters from our
two hundred special correspondents, which
want Of space compels us to omit in the daily
issue; light literature Of high order, includ-
Ing novelettes and humorous papers; special
departments Of agriculture, sporting, the mar
ksts, &o.--snd, in short, all the requisites of
FIRST class family weekly. Besides this, its price
II only two dollars . ysar-one dollar and fifty
osnts when sent to clubs--snd it is thus the
!. cheapest o. well as the best weekly newspaper
In the world. Every one will find in it some
thing interesting and attractive, and to tho
: country it viii doubtless prove an antidote to
the poison Of the abolition weekly press.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

dinas osA - y tAs6 ssbsss - scolaI cos1itioa H
aid ~ fcrnsr were sas d peessrous bsosuss thsy
dspsu6sl upsa IL ar0 = peas ana ths frvIss q ths
earth raahsr thAa upea game and buaAlo. Although ws
were engaged great and ugly wsr. yet. h. the main.
were not 70 much disposed 70 nght and XIII n
other our red brethren had bssb 10 slay He
marked that the desire or the government 20 live
terms oe peaos with them. Care wsald bs taken
have them comfortably returned 70 thsirhom
The Indians evidently pleased with their rscep
ton and parted with tho President after the usual hand
shaking Tns object in Bringing thsn 70 washinStca
was impress them with extent og country and
The numbers and power u people, and 70 ooacluds
with them treaties Of pesce Of vast Importance 70 em
grafton over the Plains.
The Indians were shown uTon tho great globe 10 the
Stale Department where they vsd and tho countries
they represented The Of the globe and formation Of
the earth WAS explained 10 them BY Professor Henry
Al the conclusion OF shls interesting ceremony the In
dans repaired to the conservatory whore they
qnesied seat themselves I'm line upon the floor along
the cast end q tho bsdng In this position with the fol-
lowing ladies' standing In the immediate roar, forming IN
interesting and picturesque back ground. they were
photographed By one Of Brady's artists rhs ladies'
were:--MsdAme etoeckl wife OF the Russian Minister;
Mrs. Lsbos Miss Kate Chase, Miss Isbca, Miss SsrOit.
daughter Of the rrussian Minister. and Miss Ksanesy.
The beat idea yet advsrced is showing TO the Indian
ohiefs here tho power OF tho country. 70 take them
down TO the army falmouth. This IA probably to DO
done.
JuDaE psrI9RUK AGAIN
rhs assertion la this correspondence chat juare peti
gus gave hs adhesion the rebellion alter hearing OF
the Of the Presidents procsmstons basedupon
tho statements Of refugee from Charleston who well
known here by d most distinguished ot2eas
CONDITION or ME. LoyEJoY.
Hon owen Iovejcy still continues III In WashMsson,
but seems 70 be slowly covering his health.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
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Th. National Eimanees,

Psi.ApnvuA, March ~, i86S
Jay Cooke. the government subscription agent, an
the conversion yesterday Of 81 500 900 into
and today 81 $50, 900. The extraordinary demand for
bonds som all quarters IN beg mot ~ promptly - tn,
large oros employed by sns Register Of The Treasury
will pe'init.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

ries Information furnished. 0Ar.LWEY xCO..
Room No. s. Nos. Il and 10 Wall street. Ne* rork.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
Musical.


"rosMA" AT THg AoADsMY Or Mrsr0.
The announcement that Medori would appear again 10
Bellnis masterpiece sNoruna" !" dlled the Academy u
Music last night to overlooking We may safely Asseet
that Rever since ts opening the opcrs house 20
crowded The audience most fashionable and apprs
ciatve and from the commencement Of tho opera to s
olose the applause really enthusiastic We Isciy
noticed this opera that rersn from any lengthencd
review here
Nine Medosi, ~ the rr,ssess achieved great . ti
umph she did last Non1sy evening Sse succesa
ful beyond all praise We fool assured that forc
bic, moro admirable performance Of "kofos wss never
Witnessed In New York
Mile. Snlxcr, AdegisA, was indeed most sucosas,ui
she sang admirably, wbe she acted the roe most eec
lively. Tho appisuse which was 20 heartily bestowed
upon this artists srs proves how greatly she iDcre&s
ing In public favor
0 signors haxxoleDl aud r,acbI but repest
remarks of their previous performance In this osora.
They emnertiy succesefuI and were appsuded by
the public ln the warfnest manner.
To day there will be grand matinee, which Ii an
nounced OF tho The opera 70 bs given
IL ala Travista, J" with y strong cast
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

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Of the art ~ dozen. NJ hoLNEs Park Gallery No s64
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