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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

DELlGlOUA COMMEMORATE AN
III NUAL CONVENTION OF THE DlsoIPLts OF CHRIST,
this State postponed from the Sd Instant vii be hi
LoUIM OOURr HOUSE On the URsDAY before the Third
SUNDAY In the month general attendance urs,d
Hvanges please epars their reports for Ires'tt,-
ton. HIhA A. OkENehA"J pecreAy
no2 So
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

Messrs. NEAL & WHITLocK will continue the
husine add respectfully solicit for them coniinuaton Of
ne ayors thai have generosity bet,ved TIE late
m and take ocaon TO return our sincere hSnss
..oSi- TJTAL9OT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
MARRIED.

ErrrRBRo~S Or the 9;th 4 oc,obe at Mount Airy Va
BIZ Kew w. W. Hsdrek Mr. JAAES A. EfIEk and Misc MAXI
JANE BROWN, ali Of Wyths %, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOH SALE.
1 WILL SELL MY "BALCONr COVE"
property lying The counties OF Rockbrdse and Bedford
% abpys ynchburg and ~ By canal Lerinston This
contains from Ave voed 10 Id
has 'front.' on aud stes for
most extensive marhasry VIII water power
es With miles Of excellent OF Iron and t'
James farnish and ample trans
portston.
Terms cash, or 70 sui, purchasers.
1T. ANDERSON,
eeis-'ms Glenvord, Rort snsss o., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
RIlHnOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD 90

CHANCE OF sCHE ID ULR.
nN and after WEDNESDAY, the 18th
" inst the Train viii leave Richmond ss go and Dun
ne AocOnnodsaon Train VIII leave Rish.sadss ssS and
Dud,ps st $50 ?. = -
hsnspot passengers 70 Dunieps, but nos frcn thsrs.
eeie- esnsrpi supais,sadsnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
IN consequence of two of the partners being
engaged 10 thu service G9yenmsn the patnT-
ship Of NEAL SWORDS co. dissolved BY mutaal eons' ut
srnr, the lad Of October 1854. TDNEAL
live Nv JPsTOkpg
tt TALBOT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
MANUFACTURED TOBAC co, NAILS, &c

M ANo'Ao'
80 pkg, Grave'eJS best tob rco, q and = tores
go pkgs Eureka aud other branis, d.
$50 KEGS Dominion nails
Gaze country made boots
d. do organs
Brusssl carpet, large nj nesrly new
superfne h)ur
l. sh and sweet potatoes. 10 .,,,,-,,
For sale By DIANE no'f
noQ-1v "%S'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

rERnS-DAnT. year. go IN HoalAi' ga 'or'e Aoa's
SIS For . les period - Ter noah.
Hna WE'LL. gear. tSs ~ Hsainl, ~ 10 'a''''P~''
PssslEsa for nAa IN no1nA
q - IhAn An nonnA
RSAaaAnsu - riak Ne EaDsSEbG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

I OoT-On Friday even ng last, Gold Ring.
~ Boodsione va'egsd arms, three ping', two and
crest semi Hon rampant motto Are vel mste" The finder
receive liberal reward by esyt Il st the once Of
n a-tv DHANE 4 sOMERvILLn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
HnRnPRAN NEWS.

We have Liverpool dates to the 9Th ut, via New
York. We uubjOn some extracts from the journals re-
ceiVed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
FRIDAY. reb. 2G-P. II.

Gold opened at 1854, and was steady until
roon when II icl to l57.alJA The demand for du,c.
to-day was br,k end over $50 900 sss psi at the Gus
ton.House. Stocks upon the stree; lower but
material CONCESSION was made IN prices except upon
Ere, which dropped 10 rs under reports OF large
veraons bosl. Rock Island sold a lie For f. Wayne
9ei bid and 1884 or Reading Al Stock Exchange
United States 6s Of lssl Registered, III; Coupons
llc,aIi 3sS lo7Idii 7.30a, Ill Tonuessce &c fell to
COT aCoi Virginia "a, i7!ql9 Georgia S. 5jaCO;
Missouri 6s, 7Ji, California Re, 1856 Manhattan Gas
$40 I'D; Canton Company 47lai Delaware aud I.ul.
son, 10000; Pennsylvania Coal. l59GlS0; Central
Coal Gel 46oi Cumberland CQa GGa65! ana freely or
fered; Quicksilver Mining 52iaIi Minnesota Mining.
1915 Pacific Mall 22ji Central Trnus,t, 4IdHs;
gsw.York Central Railroad, l3i. 81; Erie Railway.
n4iell5, Lrio Railway Procured. loIlQlO4I;
Hudson River lJ5. 9lJe, Harlem broke 10 1875 fall 0.
v cent Snd rallied to I274 Qi27i, Harlem Preferred
i2o9lo2 Reading, 10 @i2el. and much excited; Mich.
gan Central. l1si ol3sl. Stocks have been unsettled
and prices have varied widely upon the leading shares
Erie Halson River and Harlem occupying tho CHIEF
attraction Of spectators Government securities are
firm, with moderate sales. IL State Stocks tho sales
are small Railway mortgages were steady, except
Mississippi aud Missouri Land Grant bonds. which fell
v cont Canton Company fell to AZ and was rot IN
demand at the reduction. Coal stocks we're generally
firm. Delaware aud Hudson sold 81 800 Pennsy Iva
MIA Coal lsO@le3. 1his Company has recently paid,
without notice to ito Shareholders 10 p cent extra and
the property Is regarded BY permanent holders as good
as Delaware and Hudson. Central Coal Company rose
to cia69j Cumberland, under continued sales 10
realize fell to e906 rayng to 67as7i at the Second
Board Pacific Mail closed dull e.. 225t. but q.
tho sscond Board sold at 226l. Erie was
pressed for sale at about us and large
short interest bas been made in the stock Ncw.York
Central and Hudson are fairly sustained TIE Western
Stocks are steady and the variations not important
Tho reports from the Southern armies disturbed opera
lions for rise for short time AT the last quotations.
buyers appeared in forcs aad tho market assumed
more confident appearance. Some Stocks scarce.
and Erie has been loaned without interest NewYork
Central IL also In good borrowing demand. At tie
Second COard, RalsW Shares were higher aud the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
IRON BANANA.

tyrA

From Oar 9o..al copfpondent.
HAvAFA Feb. o, isei
] have little news 10 communicate by this
arrival. From Sauto Domingo VIC have dates 10 the
18th, brought By ". G. ". steamer Ferro. which or.
rived E. Santiago DO Cubs the 18th Inst. also off
cia dispatch without date from Snnio Domingo City,
announcing ths. the forces u Con Gandnrs have cap
tITed Noiva and P1TPhOna. with the aid O. the steam
efs 81 war Isabel Ia CgtocaaHd the Leon when We GTs
nOi told 1he "rchc.s" sei Gro ~ the towns ere eban
loning them. Gen ia Gfudarn leh FOR Snnio Domingo
City IN the Isabel ID Ca.ocs %. The Fenol brought
l43 new rccirlcs.
Froa CsfFaoas veDN1ues. We have dates 70 the aist
O, Jaau9ry On The 9th Falcon entered that capital
tie President II Tho Hepatle Of Fenczueis and was
On tbr night u to 18Th mat The large sugar ware.
houses OF NcssFF. ZLio Garyia & Co, 20 Sagua Ia
GraDde consumed by NE. There Wos some sugnT
10 them but the exact 0mOm Is no. stated Tho u ).
transport Pairooa arrived here Tterday 10 days from
New.YOrk en- route for New.IOT.. she experienced
very heavy weather and sustained some irJlry to her
mrchnsry. She COT 0Gt OF cOtl tried 10 put irO Key
West hut cOnld not Tomorrow she takes 81 irns Of
coal and VIII probably proceed on Der voyage on
Wednesday We have had opera for sciae days. for
strange to say tie artists knye refused 70 sing unless
they poid whit 10 now duo item. and have some
IN rnBtee tor the flt1re Dr. saEto vi MG,anya f. the
Responsible man, and win ioso large aIaoan. b. his
speculation IN harmcnie..
MADAME GuerrateIa "a 10 give hsr benoG, shortly,
tho programme Is 10 be q Lac One--TLe Ballo IN
Mnachere entire Spaniah song. The Marnujer,, In
hide Phulpa sings OF tgo song and Harry san.
deI'0n is 10 play. 80 attractive pro Tnmme viii lam
the Iacon due account Of which VIII sond Jon. The
latter artist 10 nov In haton2es, on CONCERT tour OF
the Island,
rad oceasen, short time siace G, relating 70 You
one Of tie oauges FOR considering that Mr. Staples pro-
pctor OF tho Dote DC ihglgtenn, though very Lics
man. "eannol keep hotel" hero al oil events. Mir.
Scinway and vie o. your city turned out Of thsir
rooms " accommodate Cuban painter wlo ohcred
more than they were paying go go per day.
wrote you of the dirty trick served Mr. Ward ard
party. Now Nj. Cfosther and party. who nade o
bargain to De charged 90 50 Per DAY. and have been
charged for time. c0oy toid they must par
SIC per day or leave, ill because more money can Dc
made from the rooms they occupy by letting them D.
Cubaus. hr. g., his wife being On Invalid did not OF
conrse move. end thoy have refused 10 him
at table. 80. \ Mr. Deyiiie = we.kpow char actor,
Is ~ the bottom Of all is and TIE sooner Mr.. Staples
gets rid d HIN and ceases 10 Impose upon Americana
tAat others mag be benefited thereby the hotter Tor him.
An American steamer Il signaled rs write a. Tho
Moro, which we suppose 10 DO the Eagle. The Engisl
steamer Gom St. Thomas Is not IN, though due yes
terday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

SENATOR WADE ON CoCHIS's WORK or
EytANcIPATIoX-"l have examined Cochin's Results OF
Emancipation. and DO not hesitate to say that u ia the
most full and complete WoIA that subject that has
ever como under my notice and conousvey shows that
wherever the experiment OF emancipation has been
tried II has always been found beneficial not ess TO the
owner Of the slave than 10 slave hmset general
circulation OF tle work would tend powerfully 10 correct
public opinion On that subject. ana the friends Of
Freedom throughout the nation could do nothing
eccual TO promote the u Emancipation than 10
aid its circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

CoLoRBD PEOPLE ADMITTED TO TIE FOURTH
AVENUE CARa-The Board Of Directors OF the Fourth
Avenue Line OF City Railroad cars have lescnded their
order excluding eoored persons from the cars 80 that
hereafter. white and back viii DO allowed equal priv.
eges on this road Ii Is 20 be hoped that other com,
panics vo have mado this distinction In regard to per.
sons of color will follow tho good example set by the
Fourth avenue line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

NEw Moyg IN hD or THE SANITARY Con-
M1sos.-A movement b on foot for the arrangement
Of series Of concerts in different Churches in this oy
as On auxiliary 10 the Metropolitan Iair BristOw. hss.
gen. King Aylihe, Erben. and other organists taxing
part in the matter John K Paire OF Boston Is soc
ing from Boston 10 assist Ia order that every rer
Der Of the various Congregations may b. Afforded N
opportunity Of contributing 30 tho cause the price q
admission will be fixed at % cents or thereahoat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

CALIFORNIA WISR.-A ship, loaded principal
iy with California wine Is now on is way from saI
Francisco to New.York One house here has ordered
thousand bnskets Of champagne. Thi, may affect The
value Of "Eewark Cider" A sar Francisco papcI
stated last Autumn. that about Is 90 bottles have al
ready been pat Up tho lasaszhy Vineyard at Sonoma
this season. and about COO bottles per diem are now
being turned ont How many per day are turned
out In New. York and bow much grape juice DO thsJ
contain Who klQvsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

COMPANY b, 84TH REGIMENT N. G., shy.
Company Of tho s4sh Regiment National Gns,l
geve an entertainment at tie Rog;me1tal Anncry,
Broadway and Fourth street on Thursday evening.
The large Gr.lIrcom was handsomely decorated vtta
flags OF oil naiions and used az ballroom Over 90
guests participated In the fostivte including several
military celebrities. Company p raised by Cape
Atkinson, master painter, and ia composed mainly d
young men engaged in the Nsvy-Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
fAiyeuisementl

CoyIUGAL RRsEalBLAEoEs-Where Love De-
Gin, and enas, Nomea's Wages; ha,fniony In the Wa,
MosEY-I,, ua,ure use snd abuse ETHSoLoSI-SSnl' and
national charac,e, OF Tao English Scotch Ger'aan Freaea
sclavon Finnish CircsssAa. ETC. Ins IoLoazp CAAPlra-
ia. Res, H. NJ Turssr; his likeness and sketch o. eass
te.. In the slHcH No PSYCHOLOGICAL JorRSii 10 20,
II ~, war. Fowlxa Wells No. 2Oa broadway, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

DsMosssTs n. y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS %, :.
,hi, wee contains gphe end sf.orise y.s~s sVs..Iy
frn;pe of the 1ycgou's Palace ~ J"de', D'vN c,ss-
r, S,y gsi hItehen and hsiTe'A en' sA"on -, !,
80 gorka Hammer L.rcens Shoes orsr' " =, ~
c,r \, ocn Democrat Son inef,ciuoi hs''' V
90 ,S5,, spi.anes wish ether starting sna iel ".
in".its! ". able aud ca.-sanils siNy ~ - NSr
TosS AMI Huud.volA &C. DO not Iii TO ssSaie VI.
nn,nhr Pfise csri. Sold sye4y sbeTs. No" .'e'oS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

ALLEGED BRUTALITY AT SpA.--A

ALLEGED BRUTALITY AT SgA.--A deposition
has boon iaade By tho passengers Of tho chip Victory
Capt Brousey. from Liverpool, and lodged with the
Commissioners OF Emigration. IN which they alcge gen
eGal Mtfeatneni on the part Of the officers on the
'oynse and charge the shooting Of one passenger and
tho death Of another RON neglect upon the officers Of
the ship Judicial investigation will probably 10 had
IL the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

THE Custom House ISvEsTIoATros.-Me ssn
Huburd, Rollins. and lie Blond, composing TIE Con-
gressiona Committee 10 investigate the alleged frauds
in the SewYork Custom House reached this city Stou
Washington yesterday, and ore at present AZ munster
House It Is Ito intention Of the Committee 10 com
mence its dusies to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

LAUECH.-The pilot-boat Edmund Drex,
will be launched from the yard Of Mr. H. r. wila,us
at Greenpoins to-day, at ?. IN She 10 20 feet long
si feet BEAM u feet Of hold ard about 90 tuns burs
She is intended to replace the Elwood Walter 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
CITY ITEMS.

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STArrsroAa
socIrY-An address win be delivered at q susci.a
meeting Of the Society this evening at their roora
Clinton Hail. Astor place. by the Hon. William Gina
late Governor Of Colorado descriptive of tie parz e
Colorado Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

NEw ORoANs.--Erben has Just finished now
organ for ST. Johns Church baltimore which is on
hbon at bis factory, and be heard any siteInosa
this week Jardine is busy his organ for st. Pat
rcss Cathedral bat tie instrument has net yet pa
crossed sar encrgh 10 DO o. arabe Tor performers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Would Won Ike 20 know Il the wlnaows ~ ~
doors Of yous hours are properly ,aut az bedt'ine W n
buSglAs AL.ts rklsdAAPH ana tho 40 cen - &.sy.
..-'~I a. 80 h.i,d. H.. uoLz.s, No 20 etosaS"'
(sailoaazs u COL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

CRAyp FAMILY HOLIDAY at BAENUMs 30.
,sc- Two splendid ierissnonee. az ana q 60, = ~ -
al which viii .. payed for the last tine the interesting
o,e.ti. drams 'aihisms Crime" Mi haIr~on, 80 ~
Singer sul tic 1yloleGn Whistler, sppeS4 AZ esVi- -
Di.nts DwGYfs Se, &c. 20 % ace- a. AZ nous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

The Presidential campaign VIII soon opeSS,
h ,iic 400, not change tho Tact that the beat CoFrrs
iamy use IL the far iOined hSsrs LAST IDA ~ ~
49,. No ober genuine. General Depot No. ~ Rssas~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

BIDS FOB TIE NEW BoU,:TH FUND LOAN
Controller Brennan having determined not 10 acoeyA
aay Of the bids tor the now s3OJ000o Bounty FuaA
Loan below thc premium rata Of ono per cent, has 3D.
yertised or proposals FOR $1,000 go being tho hsnss
not awarded tic bids opened on Wednesday, fcl
ist Of which We then Published in Ta2 tmDuSR. Cz,
der this ruling the awards fcot ~ :9ol5oc with
aggregate OF S23,eco premiums. Sealed lroposah is
tie purchase OF the whole OF en-! pert OF tie sum q
81 o00GoO win be received at tho ControDeI's O.Ess
rD;ii Monday. March T. lss4, when the same viii b
publicly opened For further particulars in regaFd'
thls matter we would call attention to the CoatroHr:
advertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

CHURCH REMoVALs.-Ddring the present year
there bids ey 10 be regular ecclesiastical stampede Ii
the city. Tie migratory fever having seized already
number Of tie congregations who have hitherto wG'
SHIPPED below Fourteenth street. A I. Stev art ss1
bought tie Alnity stree. Baptist Church. The West
Tenth street Dutch Reiorned Church oer their edaos
for SALE with high enccoiums It's capacities for her
lag al additional story or twc, and GStsnmo'aiirg
steam engine and attendant I'aclinery. So. ThopsT
OF the ccrnor OF Broadway and Houston street Is ia
market end the congregation OF ST. BaFtholonews
tend leaving their present edico at Tie corner OF N
.ayete place and Great Jones street. intact and m,rs
Ing 20 moro domestic and congeEal neigbborholH
Dr. Chapins Church OF tie Divine Unity bearsT
brokers' hGndbil It's front, Offering TIE p.ace ~
sale. tie Church O. tie Messiah Broadway, Oppcst
NGyerly place. Is only temporarily occupied III
the CONGREGATION Who fJrmprly OWNED the ediRce-sf
properly having recently been gold 20 private clIF
Who adyertises Il 20 be rented for concerts and us
lngs. THIS Church ID 70 remove % Murray Hill az
spot selected commands a view q the whole city, az
stands upon hight which slopes toward the Ncrta sn
East Rivers and along the doa6c slope through Thirty.
fourth street. The pllce has been called Llc1s hl
and TIE churches OF the Incarnation SEpcOpaD. rs
Covenant PresbytsrcH) and tie Messiah ~ aitariaal
are Already ius.ifyiIg lis uame-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Teal ~ ~
A stock dividend Of 20 T. cent has been deetared,
payable Feb, l, 1854
The movement of Dry Goods at this port FOX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
fadye,tlemsntl

Hat and Cap Manufacturers can save S3l u
cen, BY using tho WILCOX GBsss SAVING hAcEuA -
500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
disposition to buy stronger The market very fever
sh Erie sold at ZIG and Michigan Central at l4ot at

dispoatiou To buv stronger The market very fever
ish Erie sold at l6 and Michigan Central at l4ot at
p m The closing prices were Gold los. N. y. Con-
trial 18Th Erie l6i Hudson 1891 Harlem 1921 Reading
2Oi. Michigan Central l4lt. Michigan Southern 9el
Illinois Central 1874 Cleveland aud Pittsburgh il5i
Toledo 1881 Rock Island. ll9. Pittsburgh ond Fort
Wayne ss,, Chicago and North Western 53i.
Freghts arc rather dull and rates are
lower, owing 70 the surplus OF steamship room.
To Liverpool The engagements ore 1000 bush. Wheat to
III up Of SID In bpgs 100 bbs Flour at Is IT'S boxes
Bacon at l2s Cd; I3o TINS Ore ct l9s Cd, and per
steamer 30 700 bush Wheat at adj 500 bbls. Flour at
IL ID 0is Cd 400 do. Pork ut 3s. and 500 boxes Be-
con at 25s. To London per Eeutral vessel rs boxes
Bacon at Oh. Cd, and per steamer. 1000 bush. Wheat
at ID and 600 bbls. Pork ut IS. To Brisol50 boxes
Bacon at ocs. To Glasgow, per neGtra vessel LOCO
bbls Flour at L. 3D. $50 ics Lard ut It's 3d. and per
steamer 600 bbs Flour at as. The following are tie
carrying rates: To Liverpool, per American flag
Flour. lsQls 81, Wheat, 4d.; Hea-y Goods, l2s Cd.
To London. per American fag-Flour, ls. 3D.;
Wheat. std. Heavy Gocis lis Cd. Per Foreign
aagFlour. Is. 3D.; Wheat, Cd Heavy Goods, COS. d
;2a, Cd
Tho business Of the Suh-Treasnry was: Re.
cepts 1880 AZ III for Customs s5l4 go; payments,
81 ISL, 2si &c; Balance s39. Ool. 2ii 36.
The case in money continues, and At Sac y
cent. the demand on call is fully supplied. The new
loan bin before Congress gave ar impression in some
quarters that fresh demand would be created az once
Tor capital but this feeling did not long prevail The
common belief 10 that no y cent loan viii DO offered
and that Treasury paper suficien, 70 make en- easy
y cent meSket, will be used before any new bonds
whatever arc offered. From Washington it has been
lis,ac;ly stated that the new loan VIII he at cent
aud be ready for sale for somc time TO conc.
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day were
81 600 an amour, nearly equal to the daily wants OF
tie Treasury Department. The gold now held by the
New. York Sub Treasury Il over e2ooooOo0.
The Marietta aud Cincinnati Road earned
tie third week in February:
1863. I,0T3 ~ Ics4........ siT,7a3 IS
inereare....,.........."...SL,l ~ rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
HEROES AND MARTYRS:
A SERMON,
nv REV. z. II. CHAPLIN.
A SERMON,

Hos ere tne tnisnT "'' IL sasvsL, L, A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
TEE PIAYo.FoRrs MAKERS srRrxR.-ra.

TEE PIANo-FoRTB MAKERS STRTKR-Ths
ogrneynrn pnnof)re makers ia Gs city feeling Ia
their wages were 100 !og appealed 20 their empysrsa
shor, time ago 10. increase Of 10 per cent but ~
ntter csndidy informed tbcm that their sales would uOt
Justify any advance whatever whsrsupon the vor.Gss
held indignation meeting and resolved 10 make do
mard for o per cent edTance. They also resolved -
cuntnue at work under Original prices for al the msaa
nstrers cXeeg. s. InWay sous InG Decker Bsothf-z
and TO pay IS per rom their ssges cor The su1o
OF the Icn hitherto employed ny those firms bi thes
Gesgns were completely frustrated by the Aanuic far
ers Association which resryed 70 close tier e5tao:sb
mcEis Crtll SATURDAY snng, when they WI cod ~
other meeting 20 take further stes IN Tie mster. ms
Assoeintiou embraces thiry.,wo manufactures OvsR
twelve LulGrcd ~ this action on. oG cmIlos
meni yesterday. ard Ne rnGereand that 10 work WI
% given them anywhere until thoy recede troin tae1
, exoTbitant demands
SHOOTING AFFRAY.---,Iohn Bell, a sailor, Vas
.lo. in the abdomen en- Thursday night, by Gemsv
Evans, while engaged IN iigh; il Alexander Mulfa.
nn1J Water street. dance.house Ben VAS tkeu % Ie
New.YOrk Hospital EsanJ ives arrested anu ecmHaS
tod - sle TOubs by Justice Downing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

TwELyTU WARD UNCONDITIONAL UgIos
CIIB.-At meeting OK citizens OF the Twelfth VOID
FOR tie purpose o: forming Club TO cooperate With ths
Unconditional Union Central Committee the following
officers were duly elected; ". 7. y. Mliiken Prss-
iGent; Edgar Ketchrm Treasurer c. S. Ar,su;
Secretary. Fer Delegates TO the Central Committees
Mc:srs W. I. b. Mil.ken. j. D. &. OdtUater, L. L
Ycrlnlya A. n. Lewis, John +. Porter. Noses D.
Crssto Theodore Z. Warren, ". Z Warins. =.
" liaIns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-22

fmE- The bouss q George bailey in
s-eden -Hh naosi of rs contents uas 600
,snel b. fre ths Ssh iast.. alss t-sniy 6,s
busbsl' 0ioorn asd twenty bashels o. ba--
isy. 40 inssrancs. u took Gre frors q
defect n The chimney % H. boiler. sbo.t
D. o'clock -. Tbs roof wasan 81 asm.s
-ben discovered BY he FANNY. snd uio,i
81 - Tsius5is thiugs icing 10 sss upper
part % the house vsry Huis in vale ~as
ave-. = J. Easimsn an R0yal Nevers
-ere badly turusd ia ssesrtng frou che
hoa'e. -a'eh tssy hsroieal.y entered 10
as.i'i III ismay - sa.iaE 80. u fhsir
Pr9'inou'. ~ -hich tssy hal an sbun-
dance