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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
An Extrao rdin,.ry Letter from % ota,, $780,,
Sfthe Drivateer Alabama. "

Sfthe Srivateer Alabaruu, ~
The psss.ngs.s on board the unfortmats All, ., a.,
tssying to the stsst po!isne shivAry and ur,Dv -
Captain senmes while Lis prisoners Of war but N. foi
ing letter which he dispatched t0,his city Is the MOS, ~,
marksbls evidence of his'.rrity hanor end poep,s,
yet Published. l8
CosVEDtRATE srExsgR ALABAMA, Dsc. g. 1861
To MEssRs. p II. DvAxE & Co. Now York. "a
GEsrLssss, 1reus to inform you that thowslve cs.es
81 Plantation Bittsn fou,d boaethe ARIEL Consigned 70
cordovs Son. Psnsns viii not u likely to reach vsk
destination having been transferred to my vessel H.viag
procured one ess while at ths Island Of Martinique s bsss
hc!a effects To my hospital and in curing the scuvy
vi" such q to render 1t too desirable scq,son pss
particularly II evidently int ended for the South from
the name Ple-taon Rest ASSURED s trust you win mol,
fail to freight ssch vessel likely to cross NY path with the
Plantation Bfts-s and will gusran,soo place In The
hands Of Presdens Davis before the All of hisrch.
Ihaye the hohcr to rsusin, respectfully ,ours
RApHsAr SEsxss.
The unsersisned ars exceedingly obliged to the gsians
captain such cspas advertisement sDd will Assure him
that, shoud he happen to sSit Fort Lafayette we win
deayo recrOe,e mis- pe,,sness with Of sT-lss
~, warran.ee.s cure the chm.
The shove Is b sample Of the mlscelsr.css and wide
sprsad fame of the Plantation Ber No article before
p-romed many sures gsys such perfect ssisfacou
They Just the thing for the vesk, dsbi.ssa snd
Of s age, and condition, Of liz, acting ssss sma.
Ian. ZrS thorough tonic.
Trey yrify s.rcngthsS and invi yors,s
They a healthy srvetite.
Thcysrs sn.do,e to nsnye OF wassr and Ist
They overcome effects fdissipotion aze late hours
They .rengthen tic system snd eniyen .se niind
They -svens miasnstic ard inter mitteustevera
They purify .ho breath end scidty Of the stomach
they cns Dyspepsia pnd Cons.: patton. rn
They cure Disnhsa, Cholera, snd Cholsrs HsfbuA 81.
They cure LIVER Complaint aud Esrvoas Hsaiaebs.
Sold by all dealers everywhere: ,..
r. r.. DRAKJs6 Co.
No. ~ Broslwsy New .Yosk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
From san Francisco.

sAs FRaScsco, CAL, Thursday. Jan. 1, 1868
Arrived semcr Sierra Nevada from Oregon. with $780, c
in gold.
two weeks spent i'm an exciting contest over an cleo
ton for prefding Gicers and Sergeants Of the Coun-
cH, which later il composed of nine members has
otameDced the tralnaction Of business.
Sailed steamer Constitution with ticb7Go0 in tessore
eoI Eng mud and s3saeOc ioI Newell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
R.Itimore and Ohio RaiIrsed.

BAiT,MOkF, friday, Jgn, 2, 1893, .
This routs will be opened for through traTel and
freight by Tuesday, nexs the Ssh inst Gems. Schenck
and Kelly are confident that their forces will be able
without difficulty to protect the road permanently.
The telegraph ns is aIrea5y reest saished its entire
length, from Baltimore TO Wheeling and ParkeTS-
burg, and the maintaining os this great thorough
fare undisturbed VII DO of infalculabbe advantage
to Government ind commercial interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

the close Of the war. and 10 the clcse Of BIZ
Administration. Important changes 10 be made IN
the Cabinet and b. the various departments Of the Govern
nen Indicating wisdom inherent In the President but
fully developed Such are our Sonvoion bssod upon what
regard good authority sna CORRECT reading Of current
events, "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

The National RspuDlica" CEashington) oil Inc
-, had tLe following remarkable paragraph
we do no. pretend to underetand III u, 8.
n Pr..ideut Lincoln Abraham Lincoln -
,n.ng..,sa today Hitherto he has yie'dea n' '',n'
:ssrsu, 70 III. impe,uo.y Of selfish and s,0'' mes lis
g." 40 so,,ly., u,.eisa' policy from shi' az %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
ASSOCIATION.

Ho,- lard ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia Pa
y1IsS " ~ on SPKRaArogKaCzA or SknIsAL WnAr
a,a'oo hspo. Of tho Sexual OrglOs, and on ill.,
Mas sa o,nef oiseas IN the Dispepssy ssnt il seaed
NV spN hRhIoiE' employed Address
Dr s',i "se 81 chirsA ~Td Association
'S No aoS;h no. a.,.. 'husd.lphis Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
,,.. Of Another ship Of the Hh"hs
Expeditiop.

B.lrisonK, Fidsy Jan. ?. 1863
The ship before reported ashore neSr Hog Island
cLe.aneaks Bay, is the International, one oi the
vas,ela Of tho Banks Expedition, with coVeiHneh,
.,ors on board. Assistance has been sen' rom va
Point. bu, she will probably prove total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
From BezTuuda.

HALlrAx. n. 5, Friday, ysn. 2, 1868.
The Bermuda mail has arrived.
Admiral Milue's squadron had not returned from
Nassau.
The ships Herald Leopard, and Kate had run the
block ado into Cbarleston.
Arrived eth, In distress. big - from Sew.York for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
Disnsier 10 the Steamship Caledonia.

BOsToS, Friday Jan. = lohl
The steamship Caledonia is full Of water. Her
cargo iloa ing out An effort will be made at low
tide TO save the cargo. The sea is very heavy, and
tie ship labOrs very badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
Steamship Caledonia Ashore.

boston, FTidly. Jan. 3, 1879.
vim Portland for New-Hork, went ashore On the
night Of the 3lst on Peaked Hill Bar. Cape God.
She is hard snd thst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
MARRIED..

HALL--CIIANFRAU-fn Trinity Church. Hobok-n. on
Hewlclr. day. BY the Rector, the Rev N Soye Harris,
Thomas II. Hall TO Louise edes! daughter OF Z. N. Chan
fran. esq. al Of said city.
MACDONALD-GOLD-fd Rcche.ter on Monday Dec 30
by the Reg. Mr. Foote Henry l. Mscdoi aid TO Caroline h.
Gold both OF the City Of New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
.,.ct,. u.urut md Two Lives Lost

MILWAUKEE Friday, Jan , 1893.
TIE barracks al Camp Sigel occupied by the . III
,v;..on.;, Volunteers, were burned lat night. TWO
-, .,e Lu,ued to death. The regiment was
removed to Camp Washbnrn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

JErFERs, No. 573 Broadway, where the gcnu.
Inc cpeseng BALvORAL Doors for ladies and children
are made oso fine gentlemens opperi great variety. Call
oil q hrs No. so BioadwAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
TUE UNITED STATES TAX Law.

Nov READY IN peu phles Of ~ psges on fine ite PAPER
Beside the bill. waioh swoid for VOID ia i
the original tekt sppend to IL Alphabetical Recsptuls
ton OF article be taxed by the law ami The
OF the tax 10 be levied the This renie Il "a
and convenient as Il is possble TO make Il.
Price cents postpaid; =. per 100 IL sent by expres, g.
per 100 Il by mail. Address InE TRlBUag, Hew.Yorx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

Tn Duri oF THy ProrLE ~ RryYsEscr To THg
PIpcLtghr'os ~ FREgDoN TO u'ouow e'snns the Rev
Dr. Caseycr will preach s. the Charch of the Pui;ni
tho duty Of uniting with whole en.f.s' in executing
The Eusncipns cde OF the President 10 accomplish by tie
br.rs OF GOD Ito b.nehcsnt recalls ,bo-. possibility Of
Ea.Ncr,rIoN JVBiLxE.-Un Eoauay v'V"'.'s
ers will - rand denon-,roou in support Of tie 'dic' o.
Freedom sgned by Predon, Lsneo q, the COOPER Ia
t,tt. Aaltes.s are be made ~ the Rev Dr. 'hee'cr
tho Row H. N Osrn.,t. Lewis Tspp'n John Peterson " H.
~ IN. G.owu Wn. J. Wilsop. and the Rev X H. 'a1.
md Fo,u pst!on soir,e will wind W ,he proceeding
T,y NTw-youY CLgRGY hSD TRr pFrpprNI-
81. ipst~ ... o. ,ns Ncw.fok Conlmttse % washington
10 hi,. N .udrnca with ih. President tho Rev r chesV"
On behalf o. tho onuittse tn Msnofis Toad the "ho's
81 tia, do-lnsa. sad aPro- to tho PIe''den a. ih'' Inter
Wow with him The Teang followed BY most interest
~ animated DISCUSSION o; it, prac.eS FOR half 81 hour
lie PsiIya vrIy earnest aud tsoa' and al
it n. greatest freedom the gsst Of Ae Committees IL
an,wc.ils chg ciol.-
Los. og 1nz Snlr SEA ki,"--A,L Hams Lo'r
,'H,,., NV Trr1p MArsA dispatch from sin Fauc $50
. The 2h says the ship Sea King which asiei nom that
nor. ON tie 9th September Tor Liverpool loaded win
wheat, vas totally lost when ten days cat All on boad
w,f,Io,t cxropt tie third mats. who IeA,d spby tho
k raesne aud carried o. Perm We uge' 20 learn thar
NJ G.orss C. Neg..am iornerly OF ooSiyn, VA rasie-
et nm hoard " e above srs.' at lie in' OF h'
,.. Br NefnsD Nus anruii,r 4 tie Newly OK Dol ara
! hivhlv os,ecp--d by ell who kne" lipI
-s
I MARf~r DIsAsTERs.-lhe total numbers dlsa--
Ter. to A--sn hips reported fiT tie mouth o. De Hoef
ws 81 steamer -b!. hsfks bes AID II srh' 1ners'
or these 10 were wf,cked burAsd. abaadoned iow'
dersa / ruu down and misns ihc,s value " ''ilst"
q. s5iOCo0 Tie total losses Tor 'he year were ''-oi when
- steamers, - ships. '2 bark % brig l~ 'ea'ohef'
4 ai.o es.tiu nt,dy a-.e j. Sb .1O,N ".
AcRDFMY OF MusIC.-Mr. Cran Will open
opese season at the Brooklyn Academy on the evening Of
Thnr,day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

GREAT IMPORTANCE OF THE RESULT Of THE FIGHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
Gpecla. Noilca.

ErooLIyu sixth Ward Repaoiicnn A5sor,e.
,ion-A spe,s Meetins Of this Association WIN ne neI
th,if M adaur-rs 81 Court and nion's' Oh "l'"
~ WIN II. GALE. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03

AcaDfMY OF Musrc.-Mr. Crau will open
operste season at the Brooklyn Academy on the evening Of
Thnr,day Jan o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
FROM WASHINGTON,
THE FIGHT AT MURFREESB0R0.
Government Confidence in Gen, ROsecranS,

Government Confidence in Gen, ROSecranS,
GREAT IMPORTANCE OF THE RESUl T or THE FIGHT
Gen, Butler to Assume Active Service Again
He will have Very Important Command
THE REBEL STEAMER ORETO.
The Proposed Financial Measures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-03
THE EbBlL sTEolfR oREr'

The Navy Department hA' ie'
from the commander Of the squ;
Mobile, in which be speaks OF 8
Ofeto so sill III that harecr. Ih'
Of A later date than iLat at WHICH
uorteI 10 Lave escaped. Tie Ore'
iy those who have feen her - %
appearance to The Alabama
TIE VACANCY N Inc iNriRi"
Acting Secretary Of tue in1efI'
,nc Cabinet meeting To-Day. No
auco OF the President III conflict
efec, that he had pretty inoeh de'
Mr.. U-ber Secretary 10 known TO I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
no THE PATRONs OF THE WING.

Eor twelve months past advance payment IRON AL ne" SUD
ebs strictly enforced according 70 announcement Of
srevoul date The enforcement Ike With the old
patrons Of paper has for long tue been known and zen
necessity equally urgen but relying upon these patrons
advance from sense Of justice 70
Is remembering business transactions for months past
lave been on strictly cash e have hestSed 10 erase the
uAms5 Of such We and ourselves With
large and rapidly Increasing indebtedness from this source, with
facilities for collecting due, and adopt as
matter serpreseryaon, the following terms Of subscription
fOg The future:
will be entered without payment advance and every
name certainly % books at the expiration Of the
tine paid for. !
The papers going persons who have paid for the same
t5 periods this date will be discontinued At the
pon the time paid for unless renewed By advance payment
The papers seat persons Who In arrears for past sub
tspon who continue thus 10 be until the hrst day Of April
ls1 that day, and subscriber Of this
subscriber until all ArreaTSes are paid
Adv HArusd heusefoh strictly BY the square according
g. our published Annual and other terms Of aeeOmmodA-
Cos ssected BY special arrangement with the ONCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
ImpressmentS.

In saying yesterday that the Government has tie
goNsr to impress, We did not intend to say it had the
rigL Congress has the right to pass law authorizing
the seizure OF private property for public use, for Just
compensation" not otherwise. The present system
of mpressmcnt is only in virtue of brute force There
is no law authorizing it, And any Officer, who goes
upon a mans premises aud takes his property, may be
killed with IMMUNITY by the proprietor BY the laws Of
virginiA-which are still paramount in this Common
weath-tbs killing is Iusti6sble homicide.
But the people have submitted. They are told it is
Cor the common Cause and they willing to make any
sacrifices for that But when is stripped OF all
aud his neghbOr is untouched the injustice is glazing,
aud provokes complaint. They want lac to regulate
the proceedng-to make the burden fall upon all alike,
and TO protect both them aud the Government against
dishonest agents.
Neither Congress nor the Executive can be aware of
the intense feeling of discomfort, which exists in the
country on this subject; they would hasten to pro-
vide remedy unless it be indeed, the purpose to make
th people feel that they have master upon their backs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
New Laws.

meeting in Pittsylvanii at last Court adopted reso
luons recommending the passage of law authorizing
the County Courts to establish stores in
ca III county to sell goods at low price; and to author
e the County Courts to impress the property OF the
ople for certain purposes. The resolutions have been
lid before the Legislature and referred to committees
for consideration.
These propositions come from sensible and patriotic
men; but they do not meet APPRECIATION We do
not understand how the public stores are to be managed
The magistrates may take it into their heads to buy
most of the cheap goods for themselves az happened
with salt in some counties. There will certainly be
vide door for partality and the county sc may suffer
evete without any real benefit to the great body of
the people As to impressments, we hope No such
power will be granted any County Court The PEG
pie already have enough of mpressment rom Coniede
rate Quartermlsters aud Commissaries.
But on general principles, object to these propo-
sions as unnecessary innovations. We believe it pos
sble to SOrS through all difficulties without blur
rg our statute book with newfanged, absurd and mis-
eheYoas laws The Legislature would act wisely in let
Ting these and all Kindred subjects alone.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
Policy of Napoleon.

The Northern papers state that letter from Napo-
leon to Gen, Forey avows that his policy in invading
Mexico was intended to prevent the United States from
extending its authority southwark over the Continent
This may be So but we doubt it. 1t is even possible,
that such may be his policy; but the PRONUNCIATION OF II
is not Napoleon-like. We suspect this reported letter
will turn out to be very little than the mares nest
which Mr. Benjamin discovered in Texas.
If Napoleon proposes the permanent occupation Of
Mexico there are abundant for it, apart from
all considerations affecting this country. Mexico is
country of vast resources and in many respects one Of
e finest IN the world Its mineral wealth is inexhaus
ble Tvs climate delicious and its vaies fertile, produc
ing every necessary and almost every luxury Of life
In addition to this it is Of the worst governed
gions of the earth; and Louis Napoleon is man whose
digestion is disturbed at the sight Of bad government
In his hands Mexico would be Of inestimtbe value
In the first place. it would constitute outlet for the
restless and revolutionary spirits of France. In the Sc
eond place, it would aid in creating commercial
rine which France greatly needs and in the third
p4ce, it produces cotton aud would supply the French
manufacturers with that invaluable article. These
reasons enough for French ambition and cupidiiy Our
war is no doubt convenient to him, as it puts the Mon
roe doctrine in abeTancc and guarantees him against
any interference on this side Of the water.
But it may be- that he will have more trouble than
he expected from Mexico itself The people there par
take of the sub5ornucss of the Spanish character and
are combining with more spirit than might have been
anticipated
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05

il BAD COuPASY.-0ne Of our Editors went out to
the battle field on Wednesday in search Of glory and
items While following up the charge of AcCo~sns
division, he body Of prisoners moving to the rear
and intent upon item, at once struck up converse
ton with them unfortunately he arrsyed in ceru-
lean habilinens aud upon attempting to leave was Or
,lered by the guard TO remain where he was With a
smile of nefable contempt he drew from his pocket
pass but what was his chagrn when he was accoSted
with, al say, my boy, none Of US can read; but that
thar tricks TOO old and I'll tell yer another thing, yer
damn blue bellied Yankee if you try any more OF them
lodges I'll souze this thing into yer gizzard."
Think OF that oh We tribe of brother quill drivers
The Editor of this paper the leading Journal of the
South to be called Yankee and to be accredited with
possessing an azure acknowledgement Banner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1, 1868.
L u O'CLOCK. NJ.

SENATE
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1, 1868.
The Senate met at IL O'Clock, NJ.
IMPREssWENrs, Etc.
Mr. SIMMS of Ky, introduced bill "tO take pri-
y,c property for public use by paving to the owner or
owners Just compensation. Referred to the Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
Mr. WIGFALL introduced 4 bill TO regulate Impress
ments which was referred the committee
Nr SPARROW of La, from the Committee Of Mill
ary Affairs reported back resolutions of the State Of
Georgia relative Quartermasers &c, and asked that
the committee be discharged FROM the further considea
ton thereof. Agreed to.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill to
organize the Supreme Court With the amendment there
TO- The debate was further continued by Mr. HILL, OF
Ca, and he concluding the floor was obtained for to-
morrow by Mr. PHELAY The bill was then informally
laid over.
A message was received from the President on the
subject of Indian Affairs, which was referred to the
committee on that subject.
On motion. the Senate at % minutes to three went
into Executive session. GA opening of the doors, a
motion to adjourn prevailed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
KlNasIoN, January q, 1867
70 tn. Eiiior of&s Wing


10 tie Editor Of The Wing:
ia recent issue of the Knoxville Register appeared
an editorial from the Richmond Examiner l4th Instant
from which M e the following extract in reference to
the late Federal raid into East Tennessee
..olr Confederate cavalry ought to be making raids
into Kentucky from Eastern Tennessee and South e'tern
Virginia, instead OF ingoriouslY hugging the railroad
and the villages and permitting the enemy dash in
amongst them strike their blow and escape unframed
in high glee Ii half the enterprise had been exhibited
in the district uuder consideration which has been
shown By Forrest, Morgan and Wheeler in the West,
Stuart and Hampton in the East and the troops OF the
State Line on the waters OF the Guyandotte and Big
Sandy, the enemy never would have dared conceive
the project Of raid upon the railroad of East Tennes
see, aud would not be projecting, large scale,
the conquest of that country"
The stigma which is thus so uniustly fixed upon the
gallant soery IMPOSING the Confederate cavalry Of
East Tennessee demands the publication of few faefs,
and access 10 yonr impartial and enlightened columns
is accordingly ought for the purpose.
Upon the return Of our army from the Kentucky
campaign OF last Summer anj Fall I'm which none bore
a prouder or more efficient part than Kirby Smiths
cavalry they were rendezvoused within call for brei
relaxation for men aud horses Fully alive to the dan'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
ORDER SHALL sE rRKsERvEp.
TO THE PUBLIC.

beg return sincere thanks for the
te burning Of od Theatre and token Of r desire
add intention Of doing all hat lies In their they beg leave
comfort in the cOufederacy not nsee. 70 speak Of the
difficulties encountered in securing and Obtaining the goods
also beg leave TO express their f.s hu. publicly % ae
Hal, kgnsuf es neir unfins hdey ana eiefuons TOWARDS
The Company fayore and artistic La.
With such .diiSa .. the MATERIAL no. in south viii furnish
Native talent viii always receive every omthe
such material Is they feel South furnish The
'os' from ns patron, and ns ssen; o. fes
hitherto extended them and with renewed energies they promise
nj the desire Of the Management to establish the DRAINS on
the hrm and solid basis Of merit They will Stars
stock Company The Management look only public
or 5S and no. s a. . S .S q s1 %
criticism they also invite consideration under shat dsadVsnAss
they are laborng under.
"orities 70 plays for the same end resort
That surgeons wait trials In . court,
For Innocence condemned they've no respect,
Provided they've body 10 dlssect"
port.ni addition, Company. The Dramatic cOlpsuyh
composed q The iCl0sinE Ladies and asn''snsn;
Aif Ms ISL, sIi1t %sEs; Gs, sg. .Yp..r.oe.9
Ms l. s saceIE EsrELLe
Ms. JENNIE TAYLOR,
AIS n Sni 5EssIE RARrrseros.
Mis-. DUNaAM,
Misses JACKSON and LEwIs,
TWELVE YOUNG LADrn OF THE BALLET.
Z. yARRY, st.rs Director, Chr't appearance hsre5
j. W. THoRPE
y. ~ BATES,
o. SMITH.
GEc sRlHIH, Csus ,ppe.r,ncsS
e.oisf MrsfooS.
II. WARREN, Car,t .ppe.r.neeJ
p JACKSON
r. DORSEY OGDEN,
TWENTY GENTLEMEN OF The CHORUS AND BALLET.
The Beautiful and accomplished DAnssu's. .
The Talented Vocalist
word q. 10 the description Of he building would be useless
The New Curtain Scenery Preco Painting Papehng Uphosr
Ing, Furnishing, &c, te- will speak for themselves.
Professor LGBMAH Musical Diree or has secured Magneent
Orchestra for the occasion.
ON MONDAY EVENING, February 9th, 1858,
The VIII Win GRAND 80. qsssTvs
Mrs e. NAGILL,
Propri,tress Of the Theatre.
Aner which Mr. WALTER KEEBLE deliver the Three Hun
dred Dol he Opening Address written for the occasion by
Harry TImrOd, Of Charleston Sou h Carolina.
To be followed by s5,q Slr,s, ,Hs SN6
Also Beautiful and ArI, ic
DANCE, BY MISS MARY PARTISGros.
Grand Medley, the popular operate airs Ae ssng
ed, and dedicated by g. LqbmAn 10 X. DO. Ogden.
The performance viii conclude with shaksptare Great Comedy
In Eve acts entitled
AS YOU LIKE 1T.
The Entire Company appearing Ia the cast.
The Box Office will be open on THURSDAY MoRsIsa F.bru.
Any 9Th, 1865 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ until o'clock, r. NJ, ShSn
seats may be secured for two days .
open o'clock Performance will commence at
quarter to eight precisely.
No admitted In the Dress Circle b.
lady
fe4-a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY,, feb T. 1851
Confederate bonds 100 lOans) we're sold, to-day,
At iOO aud Int demand for these bonds though previously
heavy Inersa1g the Isaac ceases the ed Of Api
Treasury notes saed pdor Dec is which are convertible
into esht per bond. until the period mentioned are rapidly
from circulation, and si consequently soon COM
nsnd premium.
Nessrs. Robinson, Adams Co., sold at auction, to-
eotop yarns a, pres ranging fcon sOs6 ~ sheens
at 81 e. and - oznaburg s40s; The same firm also
told a variety or other good,
few days since the bids for s2OOO 900 worth OF North
Carolina six per bond. we're opened in Raesh
found that the sinking bid for 81 81 par some CT
q 900 we're lid l2o and 5000 taken At prices rang
ing at pArand there abOuis The whole aSun' oa ' vas
$4,000, understand
Alabama has paid he interest due on the bonds Of
TIA, STAT. held in Eurot. amounting saOOOO The money
vas paid in specie.