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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
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Tine AAnneT1CSan 3eoK0l0S
lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A s enc.
O Ply psias 70 the TSOy Lsns ADD HyEiesis Institute
TrsAtiss on ne c.Ssss OF ES5y Phys1l Dselse q A
This E work Is ons o. high oI tone written in ehaste yss
Scouansss u All PARESys sDd euaesw especially dsiH
Ing scientific and reliable aits .n4 tSeat11ent ss sg
Parents GnAdIapa fa not to @ Snd setin this book.
Young Men, fail not @ send for thi. bsoA
Ladies' you too should at once secure epy o. hs BOOK
A Word OF Solemn Conscientious Advice to
Those who will Reflect.
class of naadlss prevail 10 fearful s1tsnf B ts
munty booming at least youth Of bath sexe. snnn
ally 70 an early grave These diseases are very npssssy
Nervous Debliy ksAxston and aHhauston harAamus OF
Wasting consu@Sn q ths tssss ofths whole soey In SoI
aight oIstspa grSa! papiiAi,oH o. ~ hesr Ashns.
m ana sD s sD s o. "ds
dinnsas Of the sight, los q the memory d1tneHs ef the
Psn In sSs sass bs EamS.So. ppsp.s or ri aSsss
on irsguAty OF the bowels de1nsed heeFetions o. the
AbuI ks &c Likewise Epilepsy, HystSria, and Nervous
named disordo and hos Of Others consumption o. ne
Iunas and that most inadioua and wy form consumption
seat and origin d diseases ePsvis vIssss Hsnss the want
OF Suecssa on the part Of old school practice In treating mp
Dr. Andrew stOns Physician 10 the Troy Lapz and Igsnis
Institution 4 eou engaged In treating this elias q modern
adopted b. the Institution s Il Il baaad aoient
Ia pndpe With discovered remedies without plneEalA
or p0ions rha ABILITIES OF cure such that patenu eA
BE- cuod At hsr homes In any part the eoauy ene 40
sqrae descriptions OF their By letter and have tha
viii b forwarded on application.
~ Consumption CalAuh and diseAsss of the e.off eued
sending the Cold MedcEfsd IsHALiso b4sanio vAfoHa
With inhaler and ample directions sas N eAs AAa ets
coFTsspondenca 7i iIi XII .i.. 2. u u =, Lll.
hPatsna applying insstAs.lersAor adxIsss snasa
enclose return Silmps 10 nleet Aiteottnns .e.lL.
eThe tenAInr Phynlaian win b ionnd a. the inAtlsu-
ton or eonsaItsloT M 70 p m each aAyy sua'
80 - DE. ANDREW SrOhD,
Phxsssl.n 10 The Troy lang Hygse9 lpsttate, II
snd PhYeiann ~ DlEeaaes al the Heart Lunea.
yesa % VIA street. rfoy. k,foTt.
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OST, A few days since in the Village,
IL pair Of Heavy GOad Spscssss, belonEioE Mrs. Rich
ard ubad The d, der will please them st the Pest
$50. : t'...s.-I. 6eA
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GEE. FREEoEr URGED TO sUPERcEDE Gov.
STAELEY,-The President is strongly ur.
ged 10 appoint Gen. FremoAt Military
Governor Of North Carolina, in place Of
Gov. StAnIey, whom IL is desired 10 super
eede for nnmerous causes Il Is thought
BY those who press this chsnge upon the
Government that the name Of Fremont
would summoR 10 week almost ap army
Of colOred UnioDists, ~ large as the white
army Foster commands.
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
N % y prior v the lat day Of Dsssnbss se2
Respectfully Requested
% sa ana sste the SEINE psaSs. Theas hang
Notes due and unpaid hereby rsmndsd that vent the
Money my liablitss Whsst, 0at norn foks But
sonnta, II hdsilEefed NOW. ek0kdn VILLAIN.
Afhtabsls, DIV an, iss1. w
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and Michigan the Soventh, aud IlllniOis,
Indaua shd Wisconsin. the EIgk,h Judicial
Circuit.
Mr. Sheffield moved 60 refer 10 the Com.
mittee on Military Affairs Mr. Stevens bill
auihoriEing the employment Of soldiers Of
African descent
The yeas end nays were repeatedly called
on trivial questions, the object Of the Op-
position being I, defeat the vote on the
Negro Soldier bill. which the Republicans
were determined, IL possible. TO obtain TO.
night led
Daring the proceedings q few emphatic
words, were exchanged by VallaudighBm
and Coliax, the latter temporarily occupy
ing the Speakers chair. TIE conversation
though Of short duration, was remarkably
earnest, to such On extent thst members
lounging 10 the cloak room aud on the sofas
rushed to the sceue, thus increasing the
existing confusion.
Mr.. Hickman insisted on order, and was
responded to by loud voices on the Oppo
sition side, calling him TO order.
Comparative quiet was was now restor'
ed.
At eleven o'clock matters were unchsu-
ged. r
The Speaker stated, 10 answer to a qnes.
tion by Wicklitfe, that as there was no
quorum present no business could be trans
acted. 3is .isr.,t.f~ fa
Me- Stevens 10 the house reported bill
suthorizing the Presideat to raise aud equip
$50. 600 soldiers, Of African descent, for i've
years.
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10 the A.hL.bula Count, Court q Conngs Ylsaa.
WILLIAM BEDELL will take Motto

WILLIAM BEDELL will tske Notice
w that Rufus B Munger and Lydia N. Btsse, o. the
Executors Of the Rsats Of Luei o. Bsss decessed The
Path day Of January 1853 Glad their Petition IN the
Court OF Common Pleas within aud Tor tho County OF Asta
bulA iu said State OF Ohio against the id William Bsoet
and Others, defendants. setting forth that the said Wilism
Beue mortgage to the said Lucius o. Biaae In his
life time on the fnoHiug descbed tract lot oland Etu
ate Ia Orwell Township Number Eight In the Fourth Range
OF townships In the Connecticut Western Reserve In the
Of 0ho and which also Ia the county Of hbua and
known BY East part Of Lot Number three and four Section
Number Eighteen, in said township and bounded fol
lows Beginning at post standing In the South East
Of said section number Eghtesn thence North the East
line Of Aaid section thiyseVeR chains nka
thencs West merked lima sufficient to make
ReTes thence South marked ns thiryasyen chaiu
euy nkE thence East tho sean line to the place 0
ginning containing ssventyvs Of land SECURE the
payment Of Six Hundred aud y dollars according
tain referred 10 In said mortgage and since CIV
ing Of said mortgage tho other defendants ula
In said lAnd unds the said William Bsde and praying that
said William Bedsl may pay the aAid cimed BE-
due with interest amounting 10 S016 that said premises
be sold to pay ths and that said William Bedel Is
notified that be rsqued 10 appear and petit
ion before the third Saturday asF the 2sh day
February next.
Dated January 2lsh, A. d. 1893. mrh
SHERMAN FARMER,
0tee3 .4f ll.lL d. ~ Attorneys for Plaintifis
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Hsngy Y. Culver and James G. Cuixsr and othsrs
ORnrp or cAtr

ORDER OF SALE,
RY virtue OF an ORDER Of SALE
~ duly issued nom ssd Court IN the shove euso a. oe
door Of the Court House IN Jsersoh. AshtabuIa csunty
OHIO,
On Saturday shs 2lst day Of FsSry. a.D 1858.
Between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock snd dAy the f
lowing described Lands and Tenemenis 70 witt situate in
the township Of IN the County Of AAhtAbula and
State Of Ohio. and II bounded follows to wit IN the VII
age and Town Plat Of Jeerson Ashab1a eoua and being
known part Of Lot Number a. Jehsseen Street. in
sAd village and town plat and bounded
The West ne Of ad lot twenty rods from The Southwest
thspk snd running thence North four rods thence
Bait rods to Eas line thereof Themes South four rods
said line heDee West eight reds 20 the West line o said
lot to the place Of beginning containing forty rods Of land
Appraised II $500. =. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff
a.rl,.+ Special Master ConmssioBsr
SheriTa Ofhce JANUARY leth, 1858. bt6s29b
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Ioekn dlunnl snoosh. This auy shs rain turned
70 NOV end froze some I never suffered 90
much from erld h my ne. But We passed .
much more comfortable night than be-
fore. There ups le,s water. On the 18th we
len The train apt went back slx miles where We
s,ill are. end sxpse. TO remain bers some time.
but there is 20 knowing. We ere doug the
best We can At drying our elptheA and you can
imagine better than can tell you Of our stiff
Iimba and backs. May God deliver ne nom
soosher snch an one. We pssssd over part Of
the ground whsrs the great SIGHT took place
and saw any amount Of dead horses. One such
time 80 We hare bad since ChEipsmas would
satisfy any man, and maus patriotism must b
very strong II be does OCt complain q little
Ths Asbtabula boys are all in good lighting
order, bat We miss Henry. Since o. @. Pratt
leh ne be has been our Sergeant until short
time ego wnen he left us and vent to bead
quarters ss Licutepsnt. and q Few days alter
died Of his wound. He vas quite unwell when
We len Galistin and We advised him TO sisy 10
camp but like q brave man and true soldier
went With bis boys aDd died as a soldier should,
on Ii battlefield. Peace be With his remains.
To-day the Sun comes out pleasant and warm
again. As this is my first effort will close.
Yours for the speedy close Of the wur. R.H.s
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Petition to Sell Land.
1ss 1.s.sssi: sssi: SdSasy, e SSS coorsrS.'
AdmipistEatrix of Jacob Klumph, deceased,
IN. H.Ir. Of s.id jacob, and Oth.s

The heirs Of snid Jacob, and others.
JACOB w. KLU MPH aud Thomas p.
e. Kumph children and heirs OF Jacob Klumph, deceased
hereby notified that the 22d day Of December A. D.
1867 OF the sse OF the deceased 6ed
said Court her Petition asking authority TO sell for the pay
IDeDt Of oets ke the following described lands to wit the
thtykx situate in the township OF ybFook In said
county oeeupsd By said Jacob Kmph. vt the time Of his
deesAA and that said petition will be heard at Jefferson In
said county on the I'd day Of March, 4. D: 1858.
At6S4 HARRIET KLUHPH,
Dated Jsnuray 81 1868 Admiuistrarx OF said Estate
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NEWkbyERfIsEMEnTs.

DR.. W. N. EAMEs. Pkyscisa and sarreoa
s,ss.s spe.,s esofrs Hsls Fisso ssd nsOdsOa DsPgl
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PERFEcTIoN or mRcHANIsMi
ATTENTIONI

The CheaPest Jetoelry House in tie World.
4,sls Pieces Of Assorted Jswelry for $50.
A COMPLETE List Of Fine Gold,
IA Plated and oreide Jewelry, sent free Address,
.--r fosf- J. A. SALISBURY, Agent
et6s4 Provi3enee, R.L
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TAxEst

xsater31a1 ERevenI1ei
THE Assessor Of the Eiueteeth Collec-
Il ton District Of tho stats OF Ohio, having this
day rendered his Annual Collection List commencing
United States Tar,
according to The provisions Of a set entitled Ac provide
Internal Revee support the and pay the
interest the public debt" approved July J. 1852;
Notice ishsrsby sven 10 81 persons liable 10 pey such
Tax within the CSny e Lsktabaid, in sAid State hat the
said Taxes Lave become due and payable, and that viii
eeive the same ~ the y Z. ~ IA "
OfRce Of J. d. EEsrGS, Esq County Clefk,
Jefferson, on lsih and l4th days Of February.
FL. &c. d ff'Batf H atIssaf
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The Senate 90 Wednesday confirmed lhe
nomination OF w. y. 0uo Of Indlnia, 60 be
assistant Secretary OF The interior.
The Navy Department has received
oficial information Of tho capture aud sink.
ing Of the UnIled States steamer. Hattsras,
by the Alabama. .Ths faets are sabstan-
italy % reported.
The Provost. gasFd bad possession Of the
PhIladsIphiA EVsning journal 04ce o.
"Wednesday Last.
THB 5kPAnRsE gHPs or WAR-Itis sop.
posed that The two ships Of war for the
Jspspnese Government, for The eopsiraetlop
II which that 0otsrpinent placed some
lQoo. COO IN gold IN The hands el tie United
esasss MishleF, Robert A. Prsys. Which
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The House passed the Senate bill, amend
s,ory Of the Judicial syatem, making Ohio
aud Michignh the Sevenlh, aud IlllniOis,
IndiaHa shd Wisconsin, the EIghsh Judicial
Nirnnil
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APPOIKTMEHNs FOR Isss.
DR. s. G.. CLARK, German Reformed
Botanic PkysiciGR and Surgeon,
win consult patients for chronic diseases Of evosy ehAstsr
free OF charge, III.
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My Office in Ashtsbula, until, and including
said '14th day Of February next
and all persons who shall neglect to pay the Taxes 90 a. A.
ioreuaid assessed upon them the time specined shall
be liable TO pay tsn per centum ADDITIONAL the amount
the feOf. henry FASSETTi Collector
Ashtsbpla, Jan. "a 1858! 3tsS4 10Th Dist Of Ohio
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Diyorce.

Amanda Hteheoek, PIn
Lewis Hitchcock Dsft1 ts- t.E
II mus HITCHCOCK rIll take notice,
~ that the plapti Amanda Heheock hied her rstltiOs
the 7tb day Of January D. 1ee In The Court ~ Gem
mon Pleas Of Ashabua County, Ohio askipg for divorce
on the ground Of wa absence for more than three yenrl
January 18th, 1858 .si \ AMANDA HITCHCOCK,
oWos1 ... Per Sherman a Farmer Attyp for Pc
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
81 Lands ana Tensnmsnts.
Ashtabula Common Pleas. March Term 1861.
AshsAbulA Central Plank Road Company,
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The only movement to-day is change
Of locality for headquarters. -e.m
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Il ii i,
| 1853.

II I -
PFSNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with It's connection. forms -.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fnoa Npw-YORK TO Tng PRINCIPAL WEsIshs CiIlss
Seven trs,ns run daily nom New YORK to Philadelphia vi,
New yeey and Camden den and ABBEY line r,,,e
FOOT OF COURTLAhDTSr.
By~sy ofPbiedephi the morning passensen leave New
Yok same time ss other routes Evening p"ehgS
al 6 D. M ono hour later than other lines
By way Of Allentown. evening passengers leave p m
two hon. later than tho Northern lines shd by both routes
arrive at Tie same tine as Cor,hea he s.n.no ou.y,
Il Lop. Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati aud all main
pouts Wet with fewer changes Of cars Hill, 4.
s.sSPSf 49, niles T s%d to Ptt.bus 80 miles
Smoking aud saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the same d other routes
SssSps TirScts rood until used. by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION. p,,
The PeQnsylyapa Centra Company runs All a,ads ~
Line which affords comiorisnio mode W
travel TO parties moving Westwsrd al onshsh he usual
Of fare. .,u,cuTc
BY this route fei ghts Of all dsseIP9n. can Dc
10 aud from soy point on the Railroads Of ONO hentuc
indispa Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri ~ RAIL,
The West by .sesmsr. from fit,sburgb. ,,.,,.,.
The OF Freight TO aud from any point III ,he c''
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad are AZ an 'ns aut
shippers inrusng tho transportation OF the ries " '
Company rely with eonh s on )" speedy "a"'
Farmers and Dealers In Lave Stock wiz hnd ts most ad
ysntsgeous route. Cspaclous Yards, wen wAtsea aa up
piled with every convenience have been opened on tn e
aud liz connections and every attention 10 paid 70 on
FROM Hsrbug where will be found every io
PhIA, NEW.Y OK aud BALTIMORE MARkETS.
J. j. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No Astof'"""''
No / Isior' I onso. and No. South wiHlam't
MCDONALD BlsCHoFF. EmE%t Agent ..,,.,v.,,.e,
EHOCH LEWIS General up.rnssndeut Al'oon'.rs
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT Sept H. 1851!

q
CcTEAMBOAT INSPECFION.--SlR: your let
ter Of the i2tt met ia received respecting the CHAR
TERiN0 aud EMPLOYMENT, by ths olaeT. Of the War
p.usrtinent u PASSENGER STEAMERS withou. tho In.
,p,ction reaurel by the Act Of 1872
Nohipz 10 that law etenits such ssamess ron the In
required show them to be hed for carrying
seIssp III, ,-,--.-, ,.,,.,, - :,
would .u.ges that the Local Boards be instructed sppie
The proper office OF The War Department charged win the
duty of procuring such transportation o! the necessity for
,ur6 well - the remedy provided by the orig
iasl Act OF July 1884, by the seizure OF any vo
s,g the law presume OF those officers Viii be ds-
nod 10 encourage such violation OF laws necessary for tho
,ty Of persons carried by such steamers But should those
Off or persist IN employing uninspeced steamers the duty
OF the boards plain, aud should be carried out Very re
|'e- S.T. CHASE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
r. b. srLIsAS, supervsing lnipsctor Of Steamer New
iSs'ruUCTIoNs TO LOCAL INSPECTORS or STEAM
BOATS
OyrtcH L. 3. SUrEHyhING IssrrCToR oY STEAs !
yvssrIs srcosD DisTkiC r, NEW DIRK, Sept 20 1862
GEsILnsBs: Complaint having been made to me OF ire
and violation of the ao Of Couy.ss OF 1902 Ia
relation 10 Steamboat Inspection and especially By
and officers whose yosses sro employed transports by tho
Government have communicated the same 10 the Hon
Secretary Of the Treasury and herewith furnish you with the
answer the matter Of instruction which ID 10 my duty TO
ispun 20 Local Inspectors Of MY Supervising District You
your power to eni,Ecs the law sccOdasy that board of
transports there may be the same security dive aud property
no .,s T0MAS r. ss srLMIN S So Of Gap
10 Me"n ZANE a WALES, rhii.dolp1ia,
lester DABOLL. New-London Conn.
BuRNHAM nIll., Boston. Mass-,
DYER SPARROW, Portland Me-,
Local Inspector, of the I'd SUPERVISING District.
DISTRACTION To QUARTKHaAsrER,}
WAsnIS0roS CRY, Dec. ., lsbs ,
The foregoing letter from tue Secretary OF tho Treasury,
such chartered bought FOR service Of tie United
ste. furnished Tor your guidance You will perceive that
OF empo Of by the War Department.
NJ 4. MEIGs. Qnarte n's'er'oeneI.i
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financial.

ADRIAN II. Muller, Auctioneer.
CTOCKS at AUCTION--By Order of SAM Eli
- WILLETs and JOSEPH POST. Executors Of VIII,
LET ROBBINS. deceased. on SATURDAY. Feb 49, at ~
o'clocL At the Merchants Exchange sales Room, no IL
broadway, by ADRIAN II. MULLER, Y. X. WILKINS
Co.. AuetioneeIs: -
200 shares American FIrhsnrs Bank fl00 each
100 shares Mechsncs' and Traders bank rs esch
40 share. Metropolitan Bank 300 each.
20 shares Mechanics TrAiers fire ins Co. vs. each
100 shsre. William sburgh Gaslisht Co.. $50 each.
10 shares Hicksve and Cod Spring Branch asroaa 'o
Ca..losSe, Al the Office. No. 81 Pines. C2lS)
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amnsemfnts.

WINTER GARDEN.
Of the distinguishing Tr9gedienns a,d COmedisnno.
MARY PROVOST
SATURDAY .EyENIN1 Feb 20,
LAST MOTT
NELL GwYNNEi
THE KIN1G's RIVAL.
;;nPporsd ~ MISS MANY fRoyoSr in her great comedy
Nh L. T. BARRETT the DUKE OF RICHMOND,
~ And the entire Company.
Owing 70 the unusual demonstration Of appreciation which
MISS MARY PROVOST
ne ts Pleasure In announcing
win this distinguished Artisie for
TWELVE NIGIiTs MORE
MONDAY March q
Mss Mary Provosts own trsnslaou md adaptation Of a
highly sensational Psan Diana founded on fact which has
during the been produced ia Washington Louis
LUCTE D'ARyILLE.
Seats moy be secured In advance.
THEATRE FRANCAIS-NIBLOu CON-
l. CERT SALOON.
u,r,x sAATuRDAf fsb 2s 1859
MATINEE IRANtAlsE at 10 O'Clock p. IN.
La JOE Fart PEUR-Comedie.
LA ROSE DE SAINT FLOuk-Opers,te boufe
Admission 80 cents NO reserved seats.
EVENING PERFORMANCE. SATURDAY. Fob. pa.
PASCAL TT CHAMBORD-Conedo in two acts
LIZ CODE DES fEMMEs-Comedi-i In one act
Doors open at Il. Curtain rises at o'clock
Carriages eau be ordered st loi pm.
Office i0T subscriptions and reserved seet.,
II. DARDONklLLE No. G23 Broadway.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!
~ GRAND CONCERT
By the celebrated
"OLD FOLKS"
And GRAND EXHIBITION OF ths
LA u q ii N q GAS.
DR. COTTON,
At the COOPER INSTITUTE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS. Feb. n and 70.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Feb. 20, 1863
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Ladies' and Children
Eseh Of these entertainments viii with Grand
Concert, by the celebIs,cd
QUARTETTE
OF FATHER REEDS OLD FOLKS
Conss,pgof FATHER REED.
MISS H. L. s REED,
MISS ANNA G0ODALL,
MR. w P GREER,
Who will sppe In sncet costume aud the audience
with the onIspturins which have made .hei names
ianou throughout the country.
Af.r which D. COTTON will appear and adnini'ser the
LAUGHING GAS to
TWELVE GENTLEMEN AND SIX LADIES'
Fap HuFnor Wit, Song Dancing &c are brought out BY
the Gas.
Tickets. Is cents; two tickets. - cents
Admission SATURDAY. Afternoon; Aduts 10 cents chdgen.
cents.
Doors open a, q music commences at 4 o'clock
Open Afternoon a. commence ct o'clock.
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Hmnsemenrs
4 CADEMY OF MUsIC-ITALlAN OPERA.

A CADEMY OF MUSlC-iIALiAN OpEhA'
"A Director ~ az a.aa The
mani yipg o-y the reputation and hal merits Of the
et.s ENGAGED m OF whom are new to tho operate sndengo
Of York the cultivated aud refined taste OF the pubic
and mIaria judgment OF the press deems nnnessi
saIy indulge in the customary sdvhce snnouneemeIt
preliminary preparation Of the public mind also OF hn
usual array Of managerial promises and intentions feel
assured hsi the oil The pas. are tbs oe'
the announcement OF the Of the prn'
Prime Dome Absolute soprnui.
MADAME JOSEPHINE MEDORI
MADAME oRTALANi BRIGNoLr.
Prims Donna Assoluts Contrafo,
MILE. HENRIETTA suffer- ,,souvp
'e'onu' 'O"'' PImi Tenor A.oiSti'
sIGNOR FRANCISCO MAZzOLENI
sIeNoR antonio mINETrr
Seoondo Tenore. RUBio
Plimo Baritone A';oIn,.
SIGNoR FERNANDO BELLlNL
PIimo Bssso Assoiuta,
SIGNOR HANNIBAL BlACHL
Primo Basso.
SIGNOR ID. COLETrI
Secondo Bas,9 ~ NIfNo
Important gemsnts with other smnsnt artists are also
pending the full particulars Of which will be announced !"
soon es the engagements are Concluded
NorIcs No. 1.-The fire., performance will take place on
"wednesday evening March OF which FIJI particulars VIII
be announced In the Advertisements OF Mondsy. &, ,
Norrog No 2The box Office will De open for The sale OF
secured and tickets Monday morning st O'clock ~
the Academy Of Music Beer schirmers, NO IOi btoao
way. aud Root Anthony Co.'S stationery store corner Of
Nassau and Pine-stsL
in the Inauguration Of this season aud the expense
on the snSsgement Of 30 many Truly eminent s'' "e
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES
OF admission. which will Icmsa at the customary ate.
tickets the bes respectfully to state that
subscriptions with choice Of seats viii be received ior I
nssins the subscription. and retaining their seats
out the continuance OF tho season
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20 Wbcm II man Contcrn.

A GENTLEMAN of education, refinement
and psePss.essns appearance, azed twenty-five who
until recently held prominent position In the army.
which he has been obliged retire H. consequences Of
wounds received IN action IL derous Of meeting with some
Kind friend who will as,, him IN gettf into br,ne,a I'm.
.Ic.poDabe city Teerencs given. Address Capt EDWARD
NJ Station D. PostOfic-
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE of

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Of
- TERMiNUS-Passenger Depot. Jumesslip end foot Of
J1thtt r. N.-Min'er arrangements commencing fndsy,
Oct a. 1862: Leave NewYork at m. for Ofeenpor sN
Hsrbor. Orient. and Hampons; at 10 m. aud p M ior
Islip; ,t a ~. ard D. for Syo,set at for Hemp
stead SUNDAYS the train leaves Hunters Point tSfths,
FrTy) at a. ioF isphank and inermedso stations
AZ excursion rates; returning leaves Ysphank at 3
On Friday end Saturday night the NJ LAMP sin will run
tn ough GreeDp returning Saturday and Monday
iug Al asa m, arriving In New York at 1852 a.
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Danciu9 Aeaormies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
~. No. 2O4 5tb-av.. New-York.
No l37 Montague 81, Brooklyn. -
EEN-YORK CLASSES or WEDNESDAYS aud SATUR-
DAYS. MONDAYS aEd THURSDAY 5. -
BROOKLYN CLASSES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
Morning aud afternoon Cases for young ladies and ohi
Iren. Evening Glasses for gsGtlem-D
Clss,e. open Pupils Con commence st any time.
C-c1ars Of terms, &c, may 10 bad At elef AcsaeMy