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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

Tor SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR IMPROVED REAL
IL Estate IN The city Of Brookbu, a sloop in saving
order, about IS tons burhen VIII be sod eheap "a the
owner has no further for H. For terms 6c lnouirc
ln the grocery corner OF Kent avenue and Ann street
Brooklyn, r. u. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

With engine boiler Is lots Of land,
in Hudson City N j.. miles from Jersey City ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

HENRY sTREET-FoR SALE, THE TWO STORY
and attic brick Dwelling House, No. 225 Henry street.
N Y. has all the modern improvements water gas water
closet bathroom, &C; will be sold low. Apply on the pre-
misses at 227 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

dor SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE A NICE TWO
story cottage frame House. with neat two story frame
House the lot; good will be sod
cheap and reasonable terms For terms. apply
BENZ. BALDWIN SON, corner Of Fulton and Washing
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

TOR sALE-TnE FARM OF THE LATE ALAN MEAD.
situated ia Weschester county, IL mile west of Hatts
Corners ton on The Harlem Railroad; 1856 land
good buildings good fruit &c Apply 10 AMOS MEAD on
the premises; BENJAMIN MEAD. ITO Water street,
or al III West Twelfth street. in the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

A MOST DESIRABLE HIGH sTooP BROWN STONE
II mont House with all modern improvements, for sae
70 HroohyD on Carlton avenue between Lafayette and De
kaI avenues near DR. Cuyer's church. Fulton and De-
ksb avenue convenient. Price So sos
Bond aud mortgage Apply 10 THOS PAGAN. on the pre-
- ses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

L1CR SALE OR TO LET-AN ELEGANT Residence
on The Kins:bridge road and iosd street about miles
the City Hall and in the vicinity OF Fort
commanding splendid water view, embracing about eight
Of land handsomely laid out with ornamental and
brick house recently. snS Of stJsh architecture reseoed
and AL the modern conveniences stables outbudings &c
located the Harlem river within ten minutes walk Of
the Hudson River Railroad depot and steamboat land
ings dfeen minutes ride from lhe Third avenue and from
the Harlem railroads and forty FIVE minutes ride from the
City Hall. Inquire Of ANDREW J. SMITH il Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

EoR SALE CHEAP, OR TO LET-A THREE STORY
high stoop House Phila ie,phia brick front
mings 7xf2 lot Iu2 iee2 1ches seventy third street,
between Third AMI Fourth svenues all the modern TIM.
pfovements. beautiful location. within block OF the
,enra Parx ana convenient TO khe Tard Avenue Railroad
price $60O1 Apply 10 WA. H. RAMON No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

desirable three story and basement high stoop Houses
tt and 81 Lexington avenue with all Improvement
good order Terms easy May be from 10 70 H. App
20 JAMES DENNIS SON, 4l2 Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20

JoBOKEN PROPERTY FOR SALE-THE FIRST
II class House. No l46 Hudson opposite Franklin
within Ave minutes walk Of the ferries in good
der with all the modern improvements The lot runs
through to Court street, good for stable or outbud-
nSs Apply 70 A ~ Wasn.agt3n street or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-20
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY MARCH 20, 1864.


L,oR SALE OR ExcHANGE-Two -FOUR STORY
English basement Houses Is es60x98 with all improve.
men,s and well located; will SO each; also Others
CHARLES 3. MILLS, 81 Cedar street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
CARD.-At a meeting of passenl

CARD.-At a meeting of passengers held
In the Ladies' Cabin Of the sesmbos Bellevue Tues.
Esd u.i, the following resolutions we've proposed and
opted:
Ptolrd That various missions Of charity 10 the nsu
Backwe island enable to award the testimonial
tprAife where II 10 truly deserved.
ROred That in Capt. Charles Graham OF said boat we
tosnze the Efficient attentive officer the thorough discp-
ran, and hs courteous genemsn that Mr. Gilbert Secor,
OF the Bellevue Is entitled to confidence and esteem
his sllf rblity % tho wheel that Mr.. Charles Phyfer
,mii1ry termed .therey) the able snd ndefatigabe
ate Is general favorts especially with the ladies' while
George keiso the engineer affords ample evidence that
responsible station is ia competent hands.
Reored That these resolutions be published az On act OF
s,ice 10 unassufning merit.
signed Mesdsnes Glen, Han Eiebur, &C., &C.; Messrs.
ATS, Hutchings Kempton a., Sc.
q. w. TAYLOR, Chairman.
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STRICTLY MORAL AND 0triNED.
rI1ITE HIPPOTHEATRON
l. AND NEWBORN CIRQUE.
Opposite tho Academy OF Nas'ei tomteenth'st. .,,
i fli.s WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND EyENING
And EVERY AFTERNOON AND EFEAIA9.
l'''' 9th OF THE WONDERS OF TIE woaLD; 90
"''' Performing DOCS AND MONKEYS,
TIE MOST k SAPAHt \ lsEl Success E'1k
They appear every aitSrnoSn 'Hdeye3 4sEcu
,,1r. vASiSSf0T ri Fof rs rRIHH COMPANY.
LNDLEss VARIETY or ENTERTAINMENTS.
EATON STONE.
the renowned bare backed rider
NJ Il. HEMMiNGS,
NaJsme JEASEITE ELLsLEK
the famed artistic the co,de eastigue.
Tuy Prices WILL REMAIN Usu,- viz Reserved stalls,
T. cents. Dress Circle 50 Children half Pree) AnPh
''''''' TIFF woSbERS or THE WORLD
nom Asiievs ROYAL Amphihclte London and the Cirque
Champs Eyee iy rr 1 TaS S sIeSS AND EVENING.
FEAAS " AA' Oh1AN AND SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE.
.TIRC S.-BROADWAY AMPHlTHEA-
u TER, No. tsS BROADWAY. a.,
l.. B.
THE AFFFFEFRRSS0999N
THIS AFTERNOON,
THIS AFTERNOONS AND ENENiNbi
will he pres. b.. I'd an enter sument. ucudus rll no
Mt'LTlFAWOuS ATTRACTIONS
"A''N nave T M s,G ~ TO 0yERFLoW-SG
dorng ~ paf' two weeks. The ..,
"''s XGNpFREUL DOGS AND MONKEYS!
UIRDLE-LEArlNG BUFFALO!
EDUCATED SACRED BuhLi
DANCING AND TNlCh ,.sSESt
THE SMALLEST PONIES IN T5E WoRLp(
THE -
MOST COMPLETE CIRCUS TROuPE,
MOST COMPLETE CIRCUS TROUPE,
ever Organized in America, I'll concenirh cd IN
ONE MAMMOTH COMbANAflON.
Doors open and Z; to commence y and oeock.
DELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COL
ID IFGE-Thc Annual Comlnenc Sn5nt OF this lnsat4ol
VIII 'A'' p'''e ~ ACADEMY OF 'NUSIC,
On THURSDAY EVENING Merch 9, ct o'clock
To. Interested in medical edu cation and the public seheE
.lly als invited to attend Doors pen a. '
J ORDER or b fIcIsEA
/ Wedding March, Mdsun mefNishts Dream" ,
q,pr,ver by the Rev. Or. p zach.
a Con.eung OF Degrees ~ PfoE Issac (. Taylor tn
Pre,idcnt Of the Fa,u ~. -,
OvirUre William Tie a. .isoas1hl
q Adaress 20 tine Gradual g. by Prof Flint.
Fiuals Sch symphony. beethoven
q. Echo OHlop. 49,
y Address By The Hoi Simeon Draper Presdeht OF ~
Boa-d OF Comm ..iouegs Of Public ChaIiies and CoE
rettion, and Of n . Board Of Trustees. - ,
10 Address by OeoT r. Talman esq, Of tne Doaiu
H. Selection. from "'Faust GOanod
~ Address by tho Pew Dr. Chaplin of tho BoEd OF trustees
Is Coronation ""oh' rf0pny FLINT, IT,, secictsry
The Orchestra win be under the direction OF Nh Carl ber'
4 mann. A.. A.. ,o,b,
he Secretary has the pleasure announce that the doao
with rgagd 10 TIE attendance Of d. Chapin arc "
thst re will certainly speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
90 Wbom II man Concern.

SAFE and sure method for men OF llmlIea
Il means to get home in the beautiful suburb Of Belle
pm, scces,ibe by from al tho Brooklyn Ferries title
pie Meetings eyefy Thursday evening at No. Isl bowery
cner Froomest Attend and learn particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
~. 81 EAssAU-ST. NEw-YoEK.

raz CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAu,-
WAY COMPANY oiIcf for sale ONE MILLION
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their B IRIS I
SlORFGAHE BONDS, II. sums OF Ono Thou aBd Do!ars
each maturing in thirty years. bearing interest ct the Too OF
esven per cent per payable in tho City OF Newl
On the nrst days OF April snd October in each year.
Thsse Bonds secured by His; and only Mortgage on
ee property, income end franchises Of the Railway toniuyf
oSeoUtcd 90 Frederick ScutaaTt and Henry Morgan .; the
9iy OF New YORK, Trustees
1he remaining Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars Of The Bonds
Gees. fo The purpose Of being exchanged for the indebted
Cess ofhe Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad CoUPsny uurg
Dom La Crosse to LosansFor this effected he @.ooJgn
ei form First aud only Mortgage line o TOAD 40 miles
In length extending from Chicago 30 Loganpor whore il
tecta with the Cincinnati and ChicGso Arln Railroad form
ng tho shortest line by a. -s between Chicago and CucU-
ks and by % ueS the line between Lcui.yle and
chicago.
~ H 0is, open in connection '7i Roads IN Operation,
orFoy aud very de-f liner from Chic0g9 Ntr iok,
hiddepii0 Roiivore az Eastern Cics. The cs1Fcs
Stoeen Ck01s and Nor YORK. BY this bring sa0rer
cf0n bE either Of e ersfihg gcs Ella DunLFk BfJD
The road under contrast and the most strenuous
qhorts being made to have open fo traffic during tac
GUNNER Of 1864
Tho utcrcet the Bonds maturing during te progress o.
fhs WORK hss been provided for and viii reusn deposit
With the Bankers Of the Company Mes,r SCHuJdAEDi
OEBbARD, No. q NGsssu-st. whom the Company rcer
foT further particulars aud -Tc cubs rpon books or ths
losn bsyo been openeNo. 81 Nillanst, New ork Dec
-, 1895. W. ID. JUDSON. President.
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<YEW-YORE FIRE DEPARTMENT COM

- ". W
n MTTEE ol he metropolitan Fair u Nd OF che tuiied
~ 80 sa1i,srs Cobimis-isn, office NJ. ~ Brla'vsy
I'll, -hp.. Committee axe this method q calling re htl
tsu or a@ iilr Department fceia, 70 Ire rec.y OF ia
f e ae their part, IN order 70 satccaiiniy s.o
pisl our share al ibis prsi..~ofthy OBJECT ,
Fu Comlauie hni have not already made tho ircfarN
.s,geul,n earnestly rs9lestedto col pcciai nrc1
ana .Duf CON from their active and honorary mem
bee. To- tsie tlc rittt.f IA charge.
20 the Errup' Fhewsp Who nsNs no psrir1iEf co'npi!
ascot ln, auG t4c p1buc generally, the Committee efh
rstiy app,. To- ruuous either Of money ~ silr' O.
ssldt.
In, Deparen.. ia tie ,doiuns e.ie' and trouzol 'Is
Stat. al- led 10 join with t, Nrw'lofA Fife btViV
men, In .idrr tfs l.ldshe undertaking.
"A pfomin, q po-ou IN tAr Fair as been allotted 10 re
Fhe and VII be under She e-Ycc' eHNgs oil lhe
COMMITTEE. .. -, -. -.
,otb.tor. cas- le cent 20 tie rooms No. ~ broadway
~ o.. they y IA be- r. elvrd aud aesnow edged.
~. Ess-ativu Commute ~ be an o.iy st'dsncs ~ '
siny d.p" md VII Cornish ety 'noih"t'" u''Heo
k,lrui.i, and ths public re invited cal
WI. n. WlCklIAM Chairman General COMMITTEE.
IAWKLNcs TAiLOE. Secretary.
4 J. DlLsTvUH Treasurer.
kxECulIrA CosniIrtE .
Voa. C. OoiTty GultheI, th.cl Lg-'.rrr Jonn b-'s'i
join bsreis y'ih " .''''
ilourO Siotv.
j. l. MILLER, Chairman.
W. N RIyrTft Secretary
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METROPOLlrAN FAIR.
vi 10 MAsrfR MECHANICS CONNECTED WITH
THE WOOD DEPAErhENG or


HUUsh BUIIlDINI. -
NK9-i0Rx. Feb -. 1885,.
GrsrIrsES: You are invited to attend nlCeng 81 Master
N,cEau, 81 the several branches Of MDOD-NoRh, con-
no ted with Hnlse Building, 10 b. held on ENLsDAl
EVENING. MarcI2 81 linton Hat Aston ace, room % >
u Dslra 20 cooperate With a.. i0mnttec la AID o the
AiIROfoLl1AS FAR FOR tae benefit Of tne L. D. Sam
taiy logirusstou. By order OF a.. Iout1ttt...
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Amussments.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Iessse and Diectress. ..........Mrs John Woos.
THE COMPLETE SUCCESS
attending the produetionVf tho
NEW Comedy
THE OLYMPIC.
by
AUGUsTIN DAILY and FRANK WOOD,
TANNING a BUTTERFLY,
received Oh every representation with
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER
and every token Of ,rnor,
fdlly warrants the announcement oi'Jts
REPETITION THIS EVENING
with the following
Messrs FRANK DREW, j. x. MORIIhER, o. II.
CLARKE, j. r. sTODDARr, ". DANlDGE,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD. Miss HENBiETh iRNINos Miss
AMALIE HARRIS, Mrs SEDI.t.f BROWN, Bias J. WAL
TIERS, and Miss 4. PRESTIGE.
Doors open at I; performances commence n u.
Seats secured three days in advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

In compliance with tn. repeated solicitations Of sumzvss
patrons, the Manager viii reproduce,
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT DRAMA.
THE TICKET OF.LEAVE MAN.
with al thu perfection and effect which characterized -
former approximations here. II vii, be played ~
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING THIS WEEK.
at ? and y O'clock and ~,
POSITIVELY NO LONGER,
and masndcen. Spectacular Piece will BE- brosshs
out on
MONDAY, March,.
Mr.. HARRISON
the Comic and Imprompiu Singer sppear, at each pes
THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
on ais three whistles at and Oh the rysoean FsnH
CofeePot.
THE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN
THE TALLEsf QUARTET OF HUMANITY
ever the face Of this globe visible at al hours e
THE TWO ELEM DWARES,
Tho LlLiPUTiAS KING. and GEN. GRANT Gy~
JAPANESE MASKTN ZOO.
The WHAT Is 1T or MAN MONKEY.
- ALBINO FAMILY.
THREE GROUPS on MOVING WAX FiGgRES,
NaI Figures OF Queen Victoria Prince aud Princess Of WsLs
ME WARREN, in their wedding costume which they were
at the Generals marriage, Fob 10, 1863
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS
from Colorado Territory Tie only specimens Of these
animals In this region
THREE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUND3l
A MONSTER PYTHON,
the great dragon OF the East, and
OTHER MONSTER SERPENTS,
ROBERT uOI DINS AJIOhATOh WRITER.
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL ISSTR0-
MENr, and million other wonders,
Admission D. cents. Children under ten. 10 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

WALI4ACK's WEDNESDAY
W Door. op-s at II; overture commences al ~ cursia
rises AZ is conclusion.
Third time tlis season, TOM TAYLOR ssd CHSRLbS
READ S popular COMEDY
MAShs AND FACES.
Prime p,i clsracgers by MessT Charles Usher, w. u
FLOYD Merton Young John Seton, George sand Browne.
Parker Wliansors Pope Mr. Hoey Mis- Madeline Hen
rque, Mrs Mau<ar Miss Barrett the MsS1 lie brun and
Mise Green .
ThURSDAY-Mipsty seventh nizlit n RIOS sDsLE.
with is beautiful Scenery, Move. HschiD-y C1enal Maas;
great cas-. and attractive tableauY.
FRiDhitNint tine) PURE GOLD.
SATU sDAY-Nipsty-e g hth sicht Of RsNtal VII.
In nn--LllNDON ANSukAklN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
.uNrH NATIONAL RAlIK
STATE OY CALIFORNIA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 2, 1854
DTDTMprION OF CALIFORNIA BONDS

DFDEMPTION OF CALIFORNIA BONDS
IA no All WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: There 1,
now IN The State Treasury N coin the sum a one hundred
aud twenty thousand dollars, with which provided by Law
civil Bonds the State ssued under .he ACT passed
Apn. ~, 1851.
Ard Socs (, hereby given that will purchase Civil Bonds.
sed under sad eel Of 1881 to such amount as aid enm Of
hundred and twenty thousiid dollars III rede sin
SEALED PROPOSAL will D. received at the office 81 te
.re I5easuer st Sacramento, Ca,oins I I Apr ~
A. D., 1861 ~ 10 o'clock, when tieS "Il pc opel,u
No bid will ~ considered unless by rcspons Die
guaranty that The Bond wi b. presented within i days
BE bid be accepted; and the Coupons RON nos 70 80 poi
ucsiye remain attached the Bonds ana be delivered.
wish them. H. PACnECO, State Trea'orer
AT q meeting held at the Office of Msssrs.
= George ;. Robbins Son. Saturday. tie 9th irssn
the purpofe o. taxing the preliminary steps to"ai1 te
establishment VI aNAllONAI. bANh ih iS clty inc UNIV"
iu2 r0solUtious were adopted: -, hit.
X clyed Fir.Tat subscriptions be invited by pln.c
81. -diseuen. lot Bank. TO be called ne ItNdn
TlONAL BANK, or ~ allowed the tENl4IAL MAMMAL
IBANk or NEN.AORK. 49,
Second-Ilal the capital OF said Bank SHE'LL be One Million
Dollars with the privilege OF an increase to Ten Millions.
Third-That sealed proposals be received a. tie bsknI
house Of Mes ~. GEORGE ;. ROBBINS 4 SON tnii
THI'GsD AY le 10Th day 81 March. at O'Clock p M when
t Commissioners will proceed award III" stock to the par
t.ys iu-y have applied therefor.
IN conformity with the above resolutions the undersned
Commissioners invite subscriptions a. therein s'sled-e"
Io4A, Feb. 20, 1864
IENIRY 4. SMYTHIE,. 4, !,,, LOW p,pcocr
GEORGE ;. Robins, FRANCIS oklDDl,
SAM. SLOAN.
OEr1cy OF TUg Pgy1Ssrta RAILROAD Co or Michigan,
No. Wal A., NEW FORK, FEB. D. looi.
IVNHE COUPONS due March /, 1864, from the
Byuds OF thi. Company will DO paid aud piter that
'''' VI JAMEs r. YOUNG. Treasurer.
ITELEGRAPH AND
EXPRESS STOCKS
Bought aud sold by
W. q. EUbOLtS, no. III w sll--l, ~ 4.
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WAN AMBURGH & Co.'S MENAGERlE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
ANU1GSPIIAN CARAVAN.
III ATT Mana ger
Nos. SO and 81 BROADWAY,
Between Prince and Spring s,r,rts.
Open from 10 \. M, to ~ r. Admission - cents.
siArEENph SUtCESSk I'll " LEN
OF tIis unparalleled exhibition Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS,
some OF which are: Great War EopaI Performing Elephan;
1iopao sab Lin. Giraffe, kseio aud African Lions AID
Lo.tgcs Bengal aud Sene gal Lee pari White Bears Grzz
Bear Cinnamon Pear. Poonsh Bears young Lions and
Iancses Rova Bengal Tiger br5zin 1iscrs Striped and
Spotted fy-nas Burmese Cow, BlAio, :. A. Tapr Zebra
lugi.h FGllos, Deer Oceoas and Mld Cats ichneunous
An Fsers, jsp.nese swine, Es I.sinss Cashmere ooi
Black .ni OstrCle :. y. Ostrich, W hit. Pea
fs- -...
Sorss American FHge, MsclWs God aud Silver Pheasant
Ponre Crowned Cranes Black and Gruy Wolves Pos.um'
drrn ,scs American Deer; Gray, Green, Biue. and Red
rrl. AustTssn Birds without number Badgers, Angels
Ase Monkeys end Baboon ETC., etc. pair VI enormous
iio Constitution U5t landed beside DIneDse number OF
other animals no- euuus rated la this lit.
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES
EVERY DAY,
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED
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NIBLO's SALOON-GOTTSCHA
IN FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
The Third OF Grand Musical Entertainments III be gvsa
On WEDNESDAY Nv ENING, March =, az y p.
Mr. L. VI. GOrTsCHALK viii DC assisted BY
Mme ELENA DANGRl. the Great Coptralto
Nine CHhRLOTrA vARiAN frmI Donns Soprano
Nile. BARNElCIIE, Pianist CARLO PATTI, Nioiius-
Hex hOLLEHIIAUER, Volncello.
Herr SCHWARTZ. Viola.
Conductou.............Si Sig ABELLA end 9. BEHREF0.
Admission ST. Seats may be red without extra chafs
commencing Nondiy Feb 20 at3s at Messr.. Beer
SchifperS No. 7oi broadway Hal sons No 64J brosl-
q, u Concer; tc commence At O'Clock On SATURDAY,
March s. Grand Matinee Chckerirg Sons Pianos arc ~
ysrlebiT used IL Gottscaa.ks Concerts.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
"A TONIGHT
Director. MANEfIEh
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON,
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March q ats,
EIGHTEENTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
Mnr. JOSEPHINE MEDORl,
In her uuriyaed character OF Lady Macbeth.
SIGNOR FERNANDO BEl.IlAl,
In h. celsbr~ed role Macbeth in SeTs grand Opera OK
MACBETH.
with costumes appointments. aud the goat cast
Lady Macbeth. ..biIn' sIsDOhI
GacDetb., .s.sSlss i'fsLisIl.l
MecdnD.. .u..............-...-..Stt 1871
bdbquo.. W
The incidental Blllet by
Nile ERNESrINE' AMI the CORPS DE BALLET,
Under the direction OF SIG. ROMAN.
ductor.....................S1sJ J. nCHO
On FRIDAY EVENING, March a. ats
NINETEENTH SUBSCRIPTION NICHE
Grand oxtr ordinary performance Of Douzctt,s
LUCEELiA BORGTA,
With e. unpre,edentedly great cost.
snats may b. secured the regular ticket Offices
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON HEN1. March D. at J.,
GRAND GALA MtTIhEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

TT $. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
Iirtiio,, io Army aud Navy Office 80 Bibo House NY.
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Cluancigl.

JANrN q 'tOTrlaIys
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
~ OF THE CT. CE NE"-YoRK.
AUTHORIZED CAPl .TAL......,'s'.S 2oN,oN.
To BIZ LOCATED IN BBOAL Way hhAH NASA"'i'
Tie Opening ofthe Books at me bsnklng vol,'
LiVEELORE, CLEWS {. q, 10 ~ "aN''''
on MONDAY Fs > " ,..,
Ispostponed to THURSDAY, Maich . iSo'
During tst time the Promoters viii a e,e @
for tho increase Of the Capita, STOCK 20 NE N a We
DOLLARS at once instead u half NH on' as d. h'' Pc
posed. . 900 r;u - .,,i.,, 4.
Each subscriber the fret half million Wn % ep'leo 70
.at proportion Of the increase fhe desIs ' WIFI ne can
hold or among his rerd 20 int te ou,
ess of the Bank The half million has sre oy oeen SUD
n.-.h
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NIBLO's GARDENy--CommeDce at u.
~ Lessee and Hana7or...-...........WM WHEATLEY.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
THIRD NIGHT OF TIE ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS CABOIiSE RICHiNGS
AND HER RENOWNED ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE.
Nj. EDWARD SEGEIN. Baritone.
lso, Of the lsr. eeebritej bls,o OF that n1me.)
Nh ~ J. HILL, Principal Ien9r
Nh. Walter BIRCH, Second 1Sner
Mr. n. PEAkES. Bs'so.
Mira. ARNOLD, Ssconda Donna.
Mrs. z. D. HARDY CEtTllio.
Mrs. " j. HILL.
INCREASED ORCHESTRA. ~ 9NHNTED CHCRUSES
CONDUC TOR.....-...HARyEA Is. DODWORTH
TONIGHT las. tine. Adophe Elans's celebrated comic
opera TIiE POSTILLlON DE- LONJUMEAU,
in which
MISS CAP1DLINE lHCHiNGS
aid tr'uTo viii ogpsg.
TONIC PROW-TdUFSDAN,
DONrIETTP5 LINDA Df CHAMOUNiH.
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PLISr 3. SyIrB. Secretary.
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MILITARY, Classical, and Commercial Acad-
vi envy, Nysck ROcklGnd Co., N YC. Rutherford A. ~,
Principal.
, 1864-02-06

Denver C1Tr, Colombo, Feb. 5.-Thc Leg
lslaturc convened at Golden City on Monday
and organized on Tuesday.
Governor Eyans' message shows that Col
Indian tribes are satisfactory. New modes
Of saving gold are given and new impulse
to mining. The mines have quadrupled in
value during the past year, and the richest
discoveries made during the same period.
The quartz gold mines Of Colombo as alrendy
tested, are found better defined, tue leages
occurring more closely together, extending
over wider district Of country, surrounded
by better facilities for working, and yield
richer ores than any other country in the
world.
Agriculture has increased rapidly and the
profits from ten acres in Colorado arc equal
to one hundred and sixty acres in Iowa OF
Illinois.
Gov. Evans recommends to Congress that
assistance be given to the wagon road to
Salt Lake. Speaking Of the Pacific Railroad
he Gays:
Occupying an intermediate point between the
settlements Of the Western and Pacide States and
III important position on what il believed the
most feasible route for road, it is to be expected
That The peoplc cf Colorado win take active and
tiou.
Ii IL confidently. hoped that Colorado may be
% oa.t t9e lection It mthfppngn IT, entire
the territory will not be regarded as supplicant
for favor. She has quite as mary benefits 10 con-
fer ae TO receive.
Hereeommends every proper fnducement or
influence for the location Of the road through
Colorado. Should they fail to secure it, he
recommends TINT the entire energies Of the
territory be brought to bear in cooperation
with branches from Kansas City and Atchi-
eon for their extension to the heart Of the
territory.
The extension Of those branches would.
doubtless, be aided By land grants from Con.
.,ress, With which and the growing impnr-
tanee Of the trade Of Colorado and New Mex
leo the Work Of its completion would be
matter comparatively easy Of accomplish
ment.
The mcEsage closes With an e1inently
patriotic a1lusion to Federal af1airs.