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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
F.Y.NtiIL AsD c MINER lat.

SATURDAY, March rs, 1868.
Gold is lower. The brokers to-day were generally
kinE tP ,mlom The buying from $3.50 10 Ss75
silver be quoted rt So premium. The dem rht nd
SpsAeo9S sA BLuk notes heavy 20 per premium
The brokers' OHeEts 6lps cent The e2qqi for
lts hg exchange. NE quote A. S4i5 premium.
letter frOa san AatoniO Texts says tina. Confede-
have improved In now ceiling at
~ the dollar lin spece) Al ,ouu cotton was
selling h4tao.as sc hid aen p per cent
Swe, potatoes selling In sna, 'A at o. rblshe The
Esg apsAys there is bacon ana In tia
county Than been kaoWn before The Government
agents seized al the sugar and In anA the 25,h inst
The mania for speculation is now approaching its
development and naturally sn'uS attention beog direct.
Cd pue securities, wllch recognized, tines as
gmhe subjects or SPECULATION. rne gin for profits IN 10.
baceo, provisions ,tc, = daily beeoRas narrow by the
cOustans and PET rae ia the prices OF those commodities
shesd operators ho have been making advance
sill hong be dyeng their funds 10 ,thes cha Aes
Il AXIOM In pyso scarcely applicable to anAnss tha.
,Shat goes must down" ImpreIIment Acts taxation
b and oher les alive Of per.
fecon viii have Important retctionary ieuce upon the
pses merehHndze, which have become inflated BY artificial
cases, ave and ID II ntns; yAus; AMI securities
which hsye been eo@parayey neglected IN The race 70. rcae
viii begin receive Publ, sales will bring
th psompentB into the Market and competition eAd to
high rage u prices With fluctuations a. are In
client the sales OF boa's aud stocks
resar dos public sales took place t.
day the ofhee Of Dsvcu,o Co. corner Cary and
i5 Th- wger ioceneut and owag % the nor.
publ atou q the daily papers many persons have
been pssen reminded a5riDg Nevertheless
the was lArge attendance Of capitals spsoa'os b.okers
bhcrs, ard others sale by lisa, Davsu
port u occupied abOu, hour eks the bidlse
brisk anil told for Others, little cosNirg required We
saon statement Of the results Of the The we're
sod With interest added
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
Thanksgiving in the army.

The order Of General Lee, susPendug all duties IN
the Army Of Northern Virginia save those Of necessity
the day appointed BY the President for Thanksgiving
and prayer, is as follows:
In obedience to the proclamation OF the President OF
the Confederate States setting apart Friday the 9th Of
March, day of fasting aud prayer for the n4OD all
lu;ies wi be suspended o. that day in the Army oil
Crthern Virginia except such necessary for it,
safety and subsistence. Religious services appropriate
20 the occasion, W be performed by the Chapains in
their respective regmenla
Soldiers No portion Of our people have greater
sause be thankful AIN ghty God than yourselves
de has preserved your lives amidst countless dangers
He had been with you in all your trials He has given
you forttude under hardhp and courage in the shock
Of battle; He has cheered you by the example aud b
the deeds Of your martyred comrades He has enabled
yol 20 defend your country successfully against the
stlts Of powerful oppeessOr. Devouty thankful for
signal merce let Us bow before the Lord of Hosts and
Join hearts with millions 10 our land in prayer that
he will continue his mereifu protection our cause
that he will scatter enemies and az naught their
evil designs and thar he will grscousy restore TO our
beloved country the blessings Of peace and security
r. +. LEE, General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
FROM TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE, March Is rhe report of the capture Of
the Federal General Carriers brigade, by Humphrey
Marshall, il not confirmed.
The Register has received tie following special deg
patch:
IfIrtrGee Mach 27-Theres daily diminishing Oh
the SheibysI.c pike The enemys videttes are miles
from Murlrecsboro, aud their pickes at Stones river
1t is believed hat tue enemy is moving heavy force
on our left tAnkin the direction of Columbia The oh.
ject is doubtless to form junction with Grant, and
thus cause the COnfederates fall back TO Bridgeport
The enemy devastating tie country, burning fen.
ces killing stock, forcing oil negroes and stealing gen.
orally. train ran of the track between this point
and Shebyyile. No lives lost
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
Congressional

The Senate not in session on Saturday.
The House adopted a resolution appointing com
mittee to investigate charge against the CollectSr Of
the War Tax in the State of Virginia relation TO the
passage Of bill increasing the compensation of eolec-
tors Of the tax. The bill for the assessment and
collection Of direct and internal duties was fur
TIER amended and passed, by vote Of Il to 81 The
title amended to read, IAN for the assess
msut and collection Of taxes Senste Oil to author
lie the discharge Of certain civil officers from the mill
tary service was amended by striking the proyiso,
and passed. 4 message FROM the President informed
the House that be had approved and signed the act to
regulate impressments IL is understood that the tx
emption oil viii be taken up to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
FROM YICKSRIrRG

MOBILE, March 2lth-A special to the Appeal from
Vicksburg 25th says: At five o'clock this morning
four boats were advancing towards the upper bat
teres. ANsorous IRE opened upon the4f driving
back two, when the other two passed undera rakng
almost every shot taking effect One received shot in
her steam chest compelling her to desert her. and
IN fifteen minutes she filled and sunk. Part of her
crew escaped to the opposite shore. The boat that
escaped Is supposed to be the Benton badly disabled
One shot penetrated her steam drum disabling her so
badly that the Albatross up to tow her out Of
danger from our gunboats.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
Operations in Kentucky.

We Rave a report of the capture, BY Gen. Pegram'
and part of Gen MOrgans forces of the greater pOr-
ton Of the bridge-burniDg party under command of
Gen Sam. Carter, in Eastern Kentucky Il IS also ru-
mOred that Colonies Candil and Slemp have killed, cap
tured and routed the whole Of Federal force Of four
hundred- encamped at the head of Cumberland river,
the Harlan and Letcher line, A third report is
that the force under the notorious John pills has been
captured by Gen. jenkins cavalry from Northwestern
Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

Tvs ATEAIR AT grand GULF, Nss.-An eye Wit
gives some particulars Of the passage Of the ere
mys gunbOats by Grand Gulf Miss. They we're allowed
tospproaeh unmo'esed until within four hundred yards
OF battery, which opened upon them Both vessels
Instantly replied with brOadsides, vhicb we're several
times repeafed-Our battery firing long as they were
in range. Neither vessel sackeued speed at all No
damage occurred TO either guns. Abouta dozen
shots struck the vessels and those board we're seen
carrying parties below who had evidently been wound
ed. Our artillery was under command of Col Wade.
chief Of art ery Of Bowens brigade and behaved with
the most OOmmendable gallantry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

PETERSBURG, March 2s.-New York dates of the 9th
are received.
Burnside has assumed command of the Department
Of the Ohio.
skrmishihg took place on the oath and the day be-
fore between the Federal cavalry and the Rebel ad-
vance South of the Kentucky river. The Rebel ad-
vance is variousy estimated at from $500 to 10000
CONFIDENCE felt in the ability Of the Federals to repsl
the invasion
The non.arrival of the Frankfort train at Louisville
on the 2Gtb, had caused much anxiety.
A despatch from Memphis dated the 26.h says Far
ragVt's vessel had rcsptured the lndianola at Hard
Times Bend, without resistance.
The fight at Brenaord Station Tennessee resuitedin
Yankee loss of 10 killed, wounded and missing
Rebel loss the NUMBER but left AZ prisoners Van
Dorm conducted the fight with $1,000 men. Another
dispatch received at Philadelphia represents the Rebel
loss much greater than that above and the Federal ss
less.
a Rebel deserer at Murfreesboro' says the wife of
Gen. Bragg died at Tullahoma on the 29j.
The Rebel schooner Lightning captured by the
BieuvllIe two hours out from Port Royal $50.
Tue Wiley appointment and Constitution of the new
State Of Virginia were ratified on the 2Gh by all al
most unanimous vote.
Lincoln aud bis friends at Washington never more
encouraged Since the beginning Of te rebellion than
now
,Gutl,rie has made earnest protes:aon 10 Lincoln
concerning Je removal Of all the Kezucky troops from
that State aud exposing the people Rebel raids
Buruside's corps will fill the vacancy in Kentucky.
Gold in New YORK Thursday 1883. Exchange %.
Cotton 55@65 Sales of TAO bales
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
TANOTHER ACCOUNT. I

AUGUSTA, March 2S-Thc Chronicle has speeial do.
s9atch from AeAinnvle Tcun., March 81 which says
that Gen Morgan had severe fight with the Federas
near Milton, on the 2Olh, which lasted hours. The
Federas were repulsed and driven miles Our loss
Is killed and 70 wounded Federal loss about twice
that number They advanced in order draw our forces
from Liberty, but they compelled to fall back to
Murfreesboro
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
ERON Europe

The Etna, with dates to the l2ih has arrived News
unmportant The Herald says the idea of French ia.
tervention may be considered at au end =
The hue steamer BasnheC lying at Queenstown lately,
preparing either to run The blockade or for direct SER
vice under the Rebel Government She is steel plated
aud said to be very fast.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

PAUSE AND REyLECr.-The high prices from which the
people are suffering are wholly Attributable to Ia,
TedandaDee On our paper currency. Another cause,
equally potent in bringing this distress upon the eodn-
Try, is the perniSous practice OF accumulating and
boarding supplies for an advance and Withholding them
fom sale until scarcity is OcCasioned The evil effects
Of thsnigutous practice be obvious every
Il one Of the most effective means next to excessive
issue Of depreeaing the currency. The Salisbury o.
c. Watehman justly remarks that "if our currency
fails ouF cause must faer. Without il the Government
viii be driven to the necessity Of mpressng the prop
erty Of citizens to support armies, As a temporary
relief This method will also very soon fail to answer
the one Of the Government for it is believed it will par.
ayEe the industry Of the people and prevent the pro-
duetion Of surplus supplies Aud without supplies our
army must disband and without our aEmy the enemy
viii march in aud taEs yosss'sioR Of sysry thing we
have, and drive car people FROM their homes AID an
tatous or compel them take the oath OF aegi ice
20 Abraham Lincoln. Are the people prepared for these
results We know they are not We know they never
can be wiling TO yield the cause in this or any other
way. And yet many Of them do not hesitate to commit
which tend 20 dePrecate our currency which iuev-
Esby leads 70 this end Is it thOughtessness, They
had better stop and think before they 90 any farther
is it Indifference consequences Then they are enc
mics 10 cur eause-are doing the country more harm
than they could if in arms against Us"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
by GoDDM APPERsoN, AUors.
TWO VERY VALUABLE, GRANITE

Pon SALE At AgcTIoS.
VIII be sold At auct the pemi+es TUESDAY the 8t
March, 1863 IT ~ O'clock, NJ that truly vseabe Granite Front
Tenement No H. southern side street. now In h. occu
pancy Of MeSsrJ. hAIcuse - ulsl 7.
ALSO
That other valuable Granite Front Tenement nNrh side
In street. No. 49, new 10 the occupancy H. Digyes
These enm mis- just regarded valuable
that have he on tbs ma ket tfis year.
TERMS III cash. balance at IL and is months
notes, Interest interest added by dee or al cssh
II the option OF the purchaser The insurance Tor 1854
to be paid by the pur chaser.
mh2s GONDrN APPEIso', Aact's.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ON
TIE NORTH EIDE OF CLAY, DETwEESD3D AND 4Tn
STREETS FOR SAFE AT AUCTI0S.
VIII be scld AZ Aucti pemees on Tt ESDAY the m
Mach 1853, 1T ~ O'CLOCK, p. ~, that Truly
BEAUTIFUL LOT,
located above, ing residence VI nomss W. Broken
brcugh, ESQ., f. mtg 70 feet ruonng back 100 feet
lERN'-oah or credit st th' option q tae puichaI The
taxes FOG sGS to be- aid By the purchaser.
G0DDIN APPERSON,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
Successful cavalry RAID by Gen. Forrest.

The following official despatch received Saturday
at the War Department:
"TULLAHOMA, March 27.-7O Gen. S. Cooper, A. and
l. G.-Gen. Van Dorm reports that Gen. Forrest made
4 successful visit TO Brentwood With his division He
blrnt the bridge aud took all the property and AIMS
and captured eight hundred prisoners including thirty
i've officers. he lost three killed aud FIVE wounded
lSigned BRlxroS BRAsG"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF VALUABLE FARM


IN THE UPPER END OF HANOVER COUNTY.
10 Obei decree the Circuit county
snoyer eUtered the lO day d March, 1868 Ia the suit
d. swell, &c against Page. Trus &c iss!onrr will
en- at public auction 10 the highest bder the premises,
WEDNksD y the 22nd day Of April next ~ o'clock NJ that
desirable residence called NEW MARKET upou
which Mrs. Lilly Ann Dos Fe resided the H. her death
lying in TIE part OF Hanover county, within
miles OF Eeon, the Virginia Central Railroad ard within
seven or eight miles OF the Junction upOnihe p Railroad.
This farm beautifully located pleasant neigh
borhood the sa i e Re aad susceptible Of the hi
andls aceestbe'o markedly lines OF rsrosn
has npon u commodous and comfortable DN Cling
desirable ana pleasant country residence The Tract
about FIVE HUNDRED snd TlilRri-SEVEN ACRES. 1t viii
he shown 70 any person desiring purchase BY Mr. Benj T.
boswell res ding upJn H. The title Il believed unqusso
only.
third rash, onethird one one third
years, with Interest from the day Of SALE option
Of the purchaser Bonds With coed security pay
nen and Title retained until the purchase money Is all paid
The purchaser to pay the taxes for the present year
-, @. q. GRISW0LD,
HllJd-ZAwc1dids6dlwbds Comm soner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

coNNENDABLE MovE.-At the last term Of.the Rock
bridge county Va. Court committee Of citizens WAS
appointed for the purpose Of making rOlshOwiug the
names Of all officers, nOn-eOmmissOned officers and
priEates who haye been, are nov, may be in the MD
itary service Of the Coniedsate States from that eOun
ty during the present war; AiiEing opposite 70 each
name IN safe rol complete histOryof such person
from the time be entered BE service until his eOnnee-
ton herewith ceased By death Or Otherwise. We're
this example generally followed t would rescue from
oblivion the names Of the unknown dead and its ben.
sasAl influence would be felt throughout the army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
MORGAN,S LATE FlGHT

CHATTANoOsA, March 27.-Nothing additional from
the front to day. The official report from Gen Morgan
OF his late fight states that lasted six hours and that
he drove the enemy two miles, and they were heavily
reinforced aud held their position. Morgan SAYS his 10.
in officers was heavy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
FROT KENTUCKY &,

PANoLA, Miss, March 24Ih.-The Memphis Bulletin
is received Louisville is to be forGGed and citizens
symPathizing with The Confederacy paroltd The Kety
Gilmore and crew had captured more COufederates on
Greea River. The Coulsdera,cs had occupied Owenton
Ky The sale of firearms had been prohibited at In
dianapuIis.
Yankee despatch says Fort Pemberton cannot be
attacked by infantry The Confederate force there is
estimated at 5000. 1t is stated that the Fort once
passed. no danger is apprehended between there and
Iazoo City. The next news it was supposed would be
iattcrng. Five small boats had arrived in the Cold
water with achievements The position of the enemy
was unknown. The Mississippi was falling at Memphis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF A XALNARLE TRACT OF LAND

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF VALUABEE TRACT or LAND
MAR OLD .USCH, IN HANOVER COUNTY
In suance decree of h Cir u Court u the county Of
Hanover entered the 10Th day 81 Mar 1853 In the suit
smith and wife ag1ns: Andsror &c I, ComnisOner
s' az vukc auction, the highest bidder, pr, mls,s
sAiURD o; April next, at ~ o'clock NJ that very
valuable FARM, called
HILL FORE,
upon with he late Robe resided 1t the time OF hs
eah lying In the lower art OF Hanover county, about mile
the Old Church, ana eight mills Bicmond
River Railroad. u lies in healthy desirable nrRhbo hood
and Is snppos " ccntsn upwards OF SEVEN HUhDkED
ACREs II win be surveyed befo the day snd prot ably
dud into three tracts 70 be- stl separately II is susceptible
Ct sdch div ionSs to make hres des able shall Farms.
well war- has plenty Of timber and good proportion
hrsrAte meadow and u will fr 'hnwn any pesson i
q chase by Mr. Robert r. Anderson residing
place The title Is Gevei 10 lie unluesOn be but COmis
sioner shall convey with special warranty only.
TRRMs-uIe third ossl Cnehifd year third
two yerr ~ih ilesst from day Of SALE al cash. nj The
opt On Of IN ueLaser Bonds With OF security the defer
red payments, ana TILE reishe until all the
pAd-he purVasr TO pay ior toe present
u. q. GRISWOLD,
NH oct dtls q mnissi Me- Il.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
By JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Au,ts.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PEsJDEN

VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
AND f0RTY ACRE5oP HIGHLY IMPROVED LAND A.
rACHED. IN ClIES 'ERfIgLD COUNTY pALP MILE PRON
THIS TOWN or MA CHESTER, Ar AUCTION.
We viii sell on the mise, THURDAY the 2Gh day OK
April, commencing at II O'Clock, NJ tn.
VALUABLE FARM
town as FONTlCkLO the lac relic &c Frederick ctke.
decd, In the county Of Che teret half ON toe tyn Of
Manchester and AM half miles The ty Of Rcunnd
at present pis1 BY MS NJ Ee and mmei aI n.
Ing the lanes of III late hesSr samuel IardgOe Hoisn
Rhodes cd IL contains forty igIy inproved land
particularly adopted Tor the cu ure OF th choicest
Ths improvement con 1T of large ok
Residence containing ten Ia and airy room closet- 6c
Is Nmiabiy arranged fOf the commodalion
family. There attached Kitchen, Gu ter, Baro Abes
Brick Ice houe md IN f. every Necessary dlny
Eu'h rlsce. The wtoe emisss
abund lily SUPP I'D with Jbe resdenre locsud Ia
beautiful an Inds plendid view
Rchmtni nd the Cu0dial II desr.d the tac
will 81 DIVIDE n t churs Persons desiring to s,cu-
rr aud l. iion particularly requested
examine the pr ouerty bef,Te the day ~ Sole.
IEHNs-Ooe THIRD cash. baan,e 1t moahs 70 negot
abe notes. with late est added sad by trust deed
The purchaser u pay .he taxes Ter 1868.
JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 SON,
mk27-tds Anr'e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

TuASxsGlvISe DAY.-Frida7 !ast was observed, in
accordance With the recommendation Of the President
Is day of thanksgiving and prayer. The weather,
which previously had been wet cold aud disagrceabe
vss pleasant and e1hlratng could have been de-
rei- The sky clear Of clouds ADD Tue sun shone
bHghty-aGspeiOus omens, trust Of a similar change
IN POGdcsl heavens Large congregations assem-
bed at she various places Of public worship, in this
city, ard appropriate dseourses d,liyered Some
Of these dseOurses marked by lofty eloqueucc aud
fervOr and must have made deep impression upon the
minds Of the bearers They should be published for the
edifcadon Of those who unable hear them, and
e not Published entire the most striking and pertinent
passages Of each should be collected in one pamphlet
. task which could be appropriately performed under
the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian Association
In the afternoon Of Friday unioa prayer-meeting was
held at the Fgsi Baptist Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
FROM FORT, PEMBERTOy

MOBILE, March 27.-The Jackson Appeal says the
intelligence that the enemy has appeared again in front
OF Fort PembertOn is confirmed. On Monday after.
noon dring took place, but the result il unknown.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

8S Any person rOn he States north OF Tie 20
toAo and bringing Northern European nsvsPaps, or any
person ts city coming possession Of Eueh journals, vii con-
fer aver upon Of the vine b. leaving Ssadng the
BErs 20 thls oncA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

Local sVA-a+..-.s discharged soldier, named Tho
mas KAlaher, was drOWnsd last Friday morning, by
falling from too bdg &c into ShOckOe creek in the rear
of Smiths implement mandatory, opposite the market
arch de formerly belonged to the 18th Virginia rsg
ment.
Capt A. Webster, One of PierpOnts officers, confined
under sentence of death made desperate and nearly
succes fa attempt escape from Castle Thunder last
Friday night. He was in the hospital but managed to
slip his irons OIL and jumped from projecting roof to
the ground. His guard snapped musket at him, but
the cap Ouly exploded and SHOT from second guard
failed to take effect Having sprained En ankle how
ever, by his leap he soon reeaptured.
negro shot aud killed by a companion, on board
the West Point, Rockets day or two since
The two darkeys playing soldiers with a load,
musket, and while gave the word of command, the
other fred shooting his drill officer" through the
body.
The river continued to rise until Friday morning and
the rushed past the city determined to over.
Whelm everything in lis way. The fresh, however, was
its height and since that time the have rapid
ly recedsd We have heardof no serious damage.
Fresh fish is luxury OF which few epcrres will be de-
upon prved in hesprug except cOmpusiOn. Our market
Is well supplied, and shad have got down TO tue
comparatively moderate price of six dollars pair
A citizen named W. S. Grubbs was shot and killed in
the neigbboriug town oi Manchester Thursday right
last by soldier Various reports are in circulation
concerning this homicide, which we forbear to notice
until an investigation shall have taken place.
Yankee prisoners continue to arrive The Central
train brought down twenty from Western Virginia
Lst Fridly evening anu another lot came in from Ten
usssee BY the Dauye The business of exchange
PROGRESSES slowly. Il said that 500 will arrive here
this week, from various prisons in the Concderacy, to
await transportation North
An extensive robbery committed at Edmunds &
Co. packet office, the canal on Saturday night
Trunks broken opeu andShe contents removed
OAcer Norris deprived OF his store of bacon and
other provisions, the night by some thief who
broke into his house. on 4;h street.
EXPEDITION TO THIS MoUSrAINs.--Au expedition sent
out by Gen. Jones about the LIST of March to the noun
laus Of Hardy aud Pendelon, Va, was Il complete sue
cess. Col. Harness brought out from the Allegheny
mountain right from under the noses of the Yankees
al fine beef cattle, 400 spn of sheep, aud between
900 and 1000 lbs. Of bacon.
CoNcERr.-The grand concert which was to have been
giyrnNt the African Church tonight by the sloman
family, is unayoidahIy postponed for lew days These
entertsnwents have been favoraby spoken Of by our
exchanges in Raleigh, Charleston etc,
AAriSEE-A morning entertainment is hereafter 10
be given at Metropolitan Hail. This will afford those
living at distance or who cannot get out at night an
opportunity to enjoy the amusemsHts at the Hall.