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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08
DIVINE TOBACCO"

Tho F.epch Emperor, Woo, emulatpg the British
Government, viii interpos5 even persuade The
Ubi,Cd sGes u peace AID decency aud c.yiDziton-
r,l dot hit hand Of y0ce IN behalf OF Ile SJutheIn
Peep O. struggling !0f iiberesyet negoiiases with the
Ys.kee despJ.sa for the purpose of getting is 10
Dsecv Virginia. What Is psacs, civilization, tie
berues vi people, CT their securities from msstace
Ia comparison 10 LDe precious weedp The Emperor
seens value IL dia Edmund spenser, The poet OF
the Fare y .een. His intimacy Sir Walter Ra-
sigH sud great al cscn for tnat famous shepherd OF
tle Ocean, he styled him, IN all proDabinty led 10
to Inc uSo OF tobacco. We Lave LIZ reason 20 doubt
Spenser smoked hs pipe, as id Raleigh The pipe
Vas the primitive mode OF smoking tobacco. We have
u w 90. Lack 10 the antique custom. The red men
our altocthones-smoksd the pipe. The cigar 10 Of
later invention, and wholly Zee Ihink within the last
seventy years.
Ra,elgn, We know, tmoked his pipe but as the an
ecooIe tells u.s. had or gnay 10 do ID secret Why,
dOes not e1acdy tus, no DOUBT The secresy
mystery lent additional charm 70 the practice. But
too got in this manner forgettRg the pipe
in bis mou,h-aoeorbed il its hes Vi vapoT-wi
his mind wandering The direction OF his fanciesS
Waller u1deuly crayed fagun OF teer, and sound,
gong Tor hs servant. Inc waiting NAN entered wi
the sg0n-a god quart mug, at least seeing his
masters head enveloped 10 sAok, thought lin Dire,
casEed Lhe beer neontlnenty into bis face l. il
suppose th-t kAeign introduced tobacco in.
20 Europe ms wa, first douo by Sir John RsNkua-
probably southeI hs kettles by free smoking, VII lie
lrlsh .ste, among the rebel by the waters Of
Aaha, where they huahy smoked MN out. TIE prac-
muet have been very soothing TO dreamy fancy
tucn biz aud doubess contributed no, It'll, 10 the
wandering moods wh:oh are so conspicuous In The
ihEed SwessEees long dawn OUT OF The Fairie ieen
lie saw Lis Be!p CD: through III, wieatbed canopy
ABBOTT his pipe, followed "Ula, end miIk-whl.e
LIMB, IN The delicate circles OF csored vapor
which, no dismissed, al every puf, TO fnd ils way
the upper regions. SpeUser (ind this may have been
he I0puia notion in lia,e) attributed grea. medi-
cnAi to the tobacco f. from that we get TOR
s.the Lofty title OF DIVINE Tobaoso." l. occurs IN
Sta xIAi Book lii, Canto " and give il Tor the
leaders:
"In;o the woods thsnceforlh, in haste she weot,
To seek tor herbs tnas might him renedj
For she OF herbs had great lnteudnent,
Teught OF the nympn, that from her infancy,
her Lur.s had III true NOBILITY:
There, Wheeler II divine tobacco were,
Or penaol % !, or goygoly,
Sno ICu.d and brought ID ~ hey patient dear,
Who all suis wule LAY bleeding cut his hearts blood
mar"
GMsfcluu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08
LATEs. FRox EUROPE.

FATHER PoIsF, jane 1.-the steamship Nova Scotia,
from Liverpool on the 10 h gTf 9fsencastis tie
ooh, p,sMd this point.
ACopouhsgen despatch rays III Psussans 10 Jailind
have used 10 pay for the necesares Of s during tho
arDistice. TIE Lanish jourras demand The resumtcn
of the blockade eprissl fer tbii breach of arms
Geo.
The Madrid Epoca faye Spain will appoint represent
alives 10 H. az sco9 Asximlian has notified the
Spsni.h Gsvcfpment oi his accession ID The throne.
LONDON, Nay 90 Toe ushwatk circular reports
continued duilness in American securities.
SAspY Hook, June 1-2P S.-The steamship AuE'
tra!asau, from Liverpool May 2l,t, via Qieens owe
May 24h, has pssscd this point. The potical nsws is
unmport4nt eat xety ia fels to learn the result
of the battles ia Virginia.
LONDON, May 2l.-Consols closed on Friday al 80 IS
se0}.
LosD,x Nay 2i-P. M-Consols for money slH
Of 8; Ee, 54a5S; Illinois Central 1919 per cent
discount.
LATEST VIA ouKsssTowS.
LoyDoH Sunday morning Coasols, after efHcld
heura yesterday, closed at 81 l-s(9slt.
general impression prevailed ,hs stock xshsnge
that there was some rcth in The report that Grant had
won victory over Lee. Toe CoDfedepne loan bad
63@64
cabinet council IVES held yesterday a. Lord Palmer.
ston's eficial residence.
Continent II news Is unimportaut
LrvssPoot, May 22-Tbe Europa, from Boston,
arrived at Queenstown.
TIE report that Grant bad d,feat.d Lee the only
topic Of conye s.uon on Saturday, and ciu,ed u,
settled feeling in Commercial circles.
CAsros, April l5.--Coaon goods are higher. Tea
unchanged.
The Impsrialists hsVo been rspused at Kiug-targ.
Grants victories were announced III Liverpool on the
10Th Of Nay.
Parliament bad reassembled. Lord Palmerston was
ap. in in bis place, his health bsing Iestored.
The MAJ gu Of Harrington said tia. two bsttaons Of
guards ana ono OF infintrS have been ed from
Ca, ada " thout re LEI.
There is no.biug new with regard to the DANISH
Schl e~g conference.
The L9ndcn Mcrning Pos. jolc;e Pamsrsto, "a re.
roseIy and calls upoa him to back moral fisncs win
physical power, ~ the moment has arrived Tor dstsr-
riIed po icy.
The account, Of the Pops health co ltiuus alarming I
+ repor ed that the Cardinals VII elect sIcoessor
,.fors bis death.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08
Mercury.

GIE WISE ABD IHs- WoUSDED In ouH HosPIrALs-
On La. Saturday Sunday General Wise passed his
time in cdy hospitals, visiting The sick snd wound
ed Ut lis brigade. He WAS received by his mon as
kSd father 10y his sf:ctionate children. At the Gen.
eral Hospital approached wounded Lieutenant and
sitting down upon lhs bed bes.da him. he pressed be-
tween his palms the tbIn boodose band OF the brave
fellow The Lieu.cnant could hardly speak tsars ian
down his checks, and with trembling lips he eaid I:
"GsLer.l, am 30 glad 10 see you. hope som to be
wi! and resoy to light the enemy sga.u." Near by
lay q private III with typhoid fever. lie bad
nu,ccd no one for several d,ya. A. the Gei,rsl
be3t over Linn the roor La . eyes frightened, sipt
eni played d iscs "T5eIe ho 10, nc mGrmGrod
mats 6en, rai Wise, tAsts Ny GS-srAi" t. aLotbeT
huInD.e pr ate Geoe Wis., ssd, IL you wan aaj-
lho lei me Know It," We are vey well attended 10
here" he replied. This Gan gallant colder, snG
badly souDdsd. Turn,og away, N, noble commander
locked COO va ons5eiy upon hun and sat, MAY God
DIT So you aud spare your iie. As he PISS down the
Wa d, fellow, ming bis head after effort,
followed his beloved leader wiIh his eyes un;il hey
cane ~ full of lhIi he could him o lSpge',
bus lie coa d rtill look thai way urtil the foot
stsps OF Lila a>neral could be beard no more W0ile
IaAuy OF supscr III ers smoking, drinking anc
dst Z hsis iine away, nsssr ignng no;icc
iVr ne wants OF me pooe p,iv.te this gray haired
% qan tp.nes his spsro nan;s III nnlet3ciug h.
VI unied men, and sp akng 70 them ciesriully as a
Si, father TO hs grateftl children Ps:srs5uy Err.
press.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08

PlCELED PolS EQUAL FRE,H A lady contritu or
At Perry, L., seeds MS following directions Let tie
cool thoroughly cut into pi.css four or nchs
Uid weigh ibein aud pack tight as possible in tho
barrel, sitting very iy. Cover the meat with brine
de az strong a, poseibe. Pour OH gallon of the
brine, aod IL with tablespoonful petre for
every tundrcd pound, Of m.aS aud return is to tho
har |. Let 1t stand one month; then take out the
me1 let il drain twelve hours Put the b,ias in an
iron kettle, add quart OF mplssses two pcunds OF
sugar, ana boil until perfectly clear. When il is cold
the meat to the barrel and pour on the brine
Weigh: 1t down, and you will have sseeseet
thai you ever tasted"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08

Parties just through the lines from the vicinity Of
Auheesooto represent u,h unesanls ty the author
ties IN that ac9 and Oha!t,noog, in coust hence Of
the great distance intervening between Sherman ard
his base, and ths reported psoIni OF tho ubiquitous
FORFEIT On ooe eide aod Morgan on the her. Fed
eral efhcer in comusnd huntsville expressed tie
opinion that it Sherman should with cisaer near
Atlanta, Tennessee Wold Layo 20 be evacuated at orco
from Nashville rd.-1fissis.ippiaa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08

A NEW RIBEL EsvoY TO NAPjLros.-Nrs. Green.
how, the Sonshsrn herone has staying here. shs
is decidedly wonderful woman She ha3 oeen admit
ted interview vita the npsror and Ia regarded
by the ladies' OF Paris as the of The pa
tri0tc heroine. Tsl handsome and graceful her youth
and beauty produced much surprise as admiration
among tho oimnutive race which people the drawing
ROOMS OF Paris. The volume pubshtd in London by
nifty, and called Ny lmprsonment at Washington"
les excited geat sympathy for the statements il COZ
taips--Puis Oorrs,pJnaeace LirerpooI Lonn nal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08
lBSA or AO4s DEvOrsO TO rHE RAISING CT WHEAT,
cOAN AAD PoTAIOEs.
1850 90 la05e,OOO i7.eOO.OOO 4O.6sO.(



TIE actual production OF the above eigh; States in
1850 we're "a 900 900 bushes Of what, 10000, 900
corn acd SO 90 geo bushels Ct Sweet ana ITsh 20
taoes In 1862 hsy So 900 coo bushels OF wheat
500 100000 bushels of CON, and 40 600 600 bushels
OF potatoes lS6S oRing 10 tho increased attention
thAG mad been devoted 10 the cultivation Of hesa art
cles there vas raised the ABOVE States 40 600 600
bushels of EheAt $50 600 goo bushels OF co.,
900 600 bushels OF posatOeA The estimate yield Of
tue pr,ssLt year. ba ed upon the number OF
tuay known " De under cultivation will be SIS 900 600
bushels Of wheat $50 600 600 OF corn and 60 QUO 600
busheIs Of Sweet and InsO potatoes. The culture OF
CO. during this time, which has always been SIuhetn
staple, and which ioIms large portion and iavorie
article OF the food oil the southern people has received
propcrtiona'e degree of attention. and the yield par
tculAIy duIisg years 1882 and 1885, has been quite
As large as in former years.
mOcK OF CATTLE AND SUPPLY OF MAT.
In 1860 there we're In the above eight Sta es $751;
600 mich COWS, and ole 800 working oxen, besides an
equal number of ed and Attened for the sham
bes. The great demand for beef for food has kept
down the increase of castle. But BY the strenuous
eFtens Of thCpRnteU " ~ the above States, and tho
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Payer By the Rev. DE-. Read, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
On motion Of Mr. McNULLEN, OF Va. the Nhour OF
meeting changed from IL 70 10 o'clock A. NJ
Adopted.
The Senate bill to incresss the compensation of the
General Commanding at Richmond, sent 10 tie Hcnse
several days ago, modified by the House SO as TO
graduate and increase the pay OF all the generals of the
army. As thus modified it returned TO the Senate
The Senate amended it, and returned It to the uou.e.-
Upon the recommend alton of the Military Committee
the Senaes amendments we're concurred 10, and the Dill
passed.
l. gives General $500 Lou General $3.50
jor General S400-Brig. General $500 per mouth -
General In oommand OF an army to receive, IN addi
tion 500 per month"; aud all others the field sop
month.
The House bill to ncrease the pay pivates and non.
commissioned officers received frsm the Ser ale with
amendments. Tne amendments were concurred in and
the bill psss,d. II doubles their pay for one year.
Mr. LYON, Chairman of Committee of Ways and
Means presented correspondence betveen tho Score.
ary OF War and Treasury as 70 the necessity Of Con.
greas increasing the Issue of Treasury to Gu
aoe them to meet the eXpests of the Govern
ment
Mr. LYON, from came committee repor cd a bin con.
corning The salary Of the Treasurer. Passed.
Also, resolution 10 make he compensation OF pages
and clerks OF committees during this and the
sion double tie anouat resolved 6y hem last session..
Adopted.
hr. SEXTON, 81 Texas from ths Committee o.
Wsye ani 1aaa-, reported oil 70 auend an az TO
dacs the cu'encg, *; 80 IS TO au1dorzs the Screa
81 hs treasury 20 su' onI r ceu ponds N sums OF
MY ootas were lie tax OF the Parslssto whom is'
'Ns1 90 .o h0s s1 u 70 one lunofei doiafs.
Mr. ooNhAp, OF La, rom the VonmIttse oil wave
aud EeaIs, rec ogted 70 areDd sn ast organ u
tae lscs o'ce Of tns Treasury, SO teaI hereafter the
clerks sgnng Treasury notts. a., shall be uuder the
control OF the CHEF OF The Note Bartad Passed.
DIR CONRAD sl1o reported a bill amcDestory of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08

The authorities as Havana we're guaranteeing all ves.
sells from New Orleans on account Of the prevalence of
yellow fever ct the latter place,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
RIoHxosD. Va, June TN, 1864 (
IN and after June 10th, five dollar notss
q tae old sae viii only received q this once - sss
Ps:yaala'es dss'vas u ssh Pw ssat = 1. RIKHfos,
"" Az
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-08
ARIA USDER CULTIVATION.

So much for the territorial extent Of eight of the
SJutheIn ates which IL Is the least mpor-
tans ieA ure Of the ca In these eight S.sIel-Vir-
Snia North, and South Csroliaa, Georgia, Alabams,
florida, Louisians aud Missisp2i-there are one hun
died aud cu Millions Of Of land yet untoul he'd
by f. msr CT planter, say LOhing OF tWeny millions
OF arres io The same condition in xs Ia The eight
States above named, counting Wet Virginia The re
are OILY ioIty-lWo millions five iu16red ard nine:y
thousand acres urdsr calvatoe aud this includes ali
te CO ton Gna ugsr paEtstons and rice fields OF the
tnI South. Tie espio p:CcucGoss If cyufse go
uopol zsd she attention VI the ) uth until 1851
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Amusemenis.


pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
1s OVERWHELMING SUCCBSS.
ALI TIE VARIED HUEs OF TIE RAlNBo" r1o
ALL THE VARIED HUEs OF THE RAINBOW no
Third week Of tho
LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN or REAL WATkH
LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN OF REAL WAIE&
LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN OF REAL WAIEh
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA,
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA
SPLENDID SPECTACULAR DRAMA OF
APHROSA, OR, THE SPIRIT OF BEAUIr.
PERFORMED DAILY TO CROWDED HOUSES
AFTERNOON and EVENING ct and u oclock-
Between the sctz OF Aphrosa"
MR. HARRISON,
ths Comic Singer ard mproysatoc viii appear In cnafscD
THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER
will execute well known melodies upon three whistles ao
taneoaslY snd upon the Tyrolean Family Cofee-Po-
LAST WEEK or COL GOSHEN,
the Arabian Giant
To bs seen at al hours Of the day and evening,
THE THREE GIANTS AND GEN. GRANT. N,
the smallest uIan living
Tho WHAT Is ITf or MAN MONKEY
TAYLEAUX or ANIMATED WAX FIGURES.
BRIDAL GROUP OF - -
0FN ron THUMB and WIFE, COM MUTT and MIN
ME WARREN. in tho costumes they wore OF the oeosss
wedding
THE MAMMOTH PYTHoNl A JAPANESE Masks
HOG TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS from Colosade
Territory hs ony specimens OF this singular animal eysy 49,
Ia this region THREE SPECkGED BROOK TROUT
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDS
TIE LEARNED SEAL AS 4 MUSICIAN!
And an insnsc catalogue Of other cyroshies.
Admission p cents Children under tea Is cents.
SATg9pAf NIGHT, April s-esneft Of the eeaissfy
Commission.
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amueementa.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Nos o. and GA BROADWAY.
Lessee and Direcre'' BIS John Wool
Stage Mansypr. II. Selwyn-
AN ACT 10 AMEND THE LAWS OF COURToHlP
AND MATRIMONY"
Albeit Ia become part of thu law IN regard
10 the social relation, Of life that o5ea every BisseIs
doth return the adyes have tho sole privilege OF making
love unto the men, which they doe ether by words ookes
benefit Clergy who doth refuse g. accsp. the Offer OF
lady, who doth any wise treat Der proposal With neglect
or c0utumrly"
THIs EVENING wednesday, March %.
is respectfully announced a the
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
OF the present representation ofthe
kXCELLENT AND LAUGHABLE COMEDY
founded on the above
ANCIENT LAW OF COURTSHfP.
and opposite TO the present
AMMO D0MlNl 1854,
UNTITLED
LEAP YEAR
THE LADIES PRvILL0E,
In which appear
Me,srs Frank Drew, J. X. Mortimer, j. IL Stoddlr, o. n
CLARKE C. Par,eioe IT, Brucciani Mira John Wood Mia
Henrietta Irving Mr. oedlsy Brown Misc Walters and Siis'
RECEIVED ON IT'S FIRST REPRESENTATION
with
UNEQUW0CAJ FAVOR
b.. which
MUST BIZ WITHDRAWN
APFER TIKI PRESENT WEEK.
occount OF arrangements preyiou.ly entered ne
EASTER MONDAY, MARCH %
Doors open az I; performances commence a. Is
Seats secured three days in advance
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Sales bp Aultion.

A j. BLEECKER, son & Co., will sell at
"A. Auction on THURSDAY March g. at the EGebanss
SsiesroOm, No. III Broadway,
VACAHT LOTS:
on 1ST-AV AND 5,D-ST One Lot s. w. N lat sv
ard 5ld- 2ssC9 a2dst l. severed 10 within ~ feet OF lat
sy iucludiug ten feet Of the lot
Oh iGTH-ST-four Lols s. side. commencing 30 ret
Il ltsy. 2jIlO0 each; l6th IL 100 feet wide. cufbod
.uiter-d. and sdeH skeI gas aud Cotton through IL.
Hbps. &c. at Auctioneers' Office.
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Gales bp Autticn.
WAR DsPAHTsssr, CayAIeY BUREAU,
OFFICE or CHEZ Quart gRNAsrvR-

WAR DsPAHTsssr, CayAIGY BUREAU,
OFFICE CBIRy QUART gRNAsTyR-
WAsHIhUTos. ID. G., Feb. 49, 1854. y
A UCTJON SALE Or CONDEMNED
"A HORSR5.-Wil be sold at Public Auction. 70 the
highest bidder the places and dates named below.
At Mifn Ps., ~ ilorsrs. Friday iih March.
At Wiamspori. Pa, 800 Horcg. Tuesday. 9th March
Al Al DON, Pa. 800 Horses. Ffidiy 18th bIzGch
Al Now brunswick, y. j., 100 Hoses, Tues1sy, ISL
March.
AT Esston Pa. 800 Horses. Friday. 18th March.
At Newark n. j., 30 Horses, Tuesday 22i March.
Al Lebanon, Pa. 80 Ho,,cs, Friday 2jth March.
At Wikesbarrr Pa. 40 Horse. Tuesday 29ih March.
These Hoises have been condemned unGt ior the Cavalry
service ~ the ui'sd States Amy
fg road and farm purposes many god bgsaas risy bs
had.
Horses viii b. sod sinely.
Sales begin i0s No. aud continue daily III al sold
Terms Cash. In United States Treasury Notes only
JAMES A. EklN,
Chirf Qnarlsrnsstcr. Cavalry Bureau.
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EHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
FOR SS2,OOO.OOO.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPENED WITH
M,ssys. SGlIUCHARDT & GERHARD,
BANKERS.
No. Il EAssAU-ST. NETWORK
T'alCAG0 AND GREAT EASTERN
~. q EAs5AU-ST.. NETWORK.

TIE CHICAGO AND GRENT EAsTrRv RAIL
NY tpifANN ncs offer for sale OHE MILLION
DIV M INBRED THOUSAND DOLLARS o. their FIRST
NOEiBAGL BONDS. sums Of One Thousand Dollar,
T. Tuayins In thirty wears bearing interest the rate oi
per payable IN the City OF New orb
= tha W., .syt Of APRIL and October I'm each year.
Ibsse Ronis secured by First and only Mortgage
hr Dp~ " sad snchises Of the railway COMPANY.
usd Frederick Schachlrd and Henry Morgan OF the
Niiy a. Ma -far~, Trustees
IA Niur Hundred Thousand Dollars Of tbs Bond,
BE-, spar snd fsfasn IN the hands Of the ssd Trus
Tor fn, pu~Foe oi hcng rxcharssd for tho dsh'ed
o 'is thcsp aid Cincinnati Railroad COMPANY running
ION q tip,- 81, Los-nspoEt this effected, III" - 600 0
"i"fu i~. and only Mortgage huc % road 10 miles
n n extending nom Chic TO LoganspoTt where II
with she Cng Hul and Chicago Air Limo Railroad,
tns @ "e in- by 10 miles between Chicago sad Cincin.
sad 5y % miles slore line between LCuSvio and
,Chtcs %.
- 'h iiso ap~a ia connection uith Rodds operation,
-y and rerg 6roct linn from Che09o Ner' York
isf-ts Bg.a.sge 0aS nH EcI.sr. Cities. T.s dt1aee
s'-e Ihrgo and Nf9 l0yf ~ tts y0sfe being sh0rey
.trr - sir~ - ne srHg lines rid D4akk BeJaIo.
Tho tpai under conr0c;, and the most
EFFORT b-n, made 10 have opra for traffic during the
'6g1Urr 80 1854.
Tn eie-. 'hr Bands maturing daring the progress Of
tts sra has been provldsd fer and III Irmain deposit
'vitl ts Bas~rs OF c Company, Mossrs. SCHUCHARDT
JEHtAED no. u Hsssa'rs, 10 HON The Company refer
Dr i~ti pa.curs snd where subscription books this
,4r ypsl-d.-NO. 81 william New iosk, Dec
e. !e6s w II. JUD$ON. President
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giuannGl.
vI'HE TENTH NATIONAL BANK having

paid IN $500 900 will receive subscriptions for increase
Of capital 10 Million Of Dollars. - - ,..,. .
Til books will open at Mossrs. LIVERMORE, CLEWS
Co.. TUESDAY, 22d inst. Ope-tbird Of amount sob
scrhed will he payable lat April ono third on the iy and
bsauee :Dh April Parties desiring 10 ol may DO so
ihe bank April lst Six per n;erost allowed on payments
anticipated ., -.
The Bank will open for busuos. on WEDNESDAY. Both
Ma! ch, II No. li0 Broadway.
DIRECTORS.
J. r. SANGER. formerly u Cary. Howard and Sanger
T.. J.. FANCHER, No. go Broadway
JOHN ELLIOTT Of Riggs s. Co., Wal'-st,
LkWIS EINSTEIh OF Lewis, E;ns;ein Co.
JOHN fALCONERo Of Seamless Clothing Manufacturing o,
HENRY J. BAKER OF II. j. Baker & Bro.
ALBERT O. LEE Of Coffin. Lee Co.
y. l.. ROSS OF Ro.s, Drupster Co.
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WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tie had desired that tbs last week or Chs en.
ea.einen unprecedented for bscy and duration. should
Lave been devoted by MIR Florence the p-rsonson OF Cap
tain Cutie and other of those peculiar chsrsct IN which he
has attained deserved celebrity bu. tho mufne crowd,
that during the last three nights have tLror sei the heater to
witness Tom Tsyiors great drama of
1.-THE TICKET Of-LEAYE MAN."
hitherto unable IL. for its rp-on make its cou!iu
ance on tie bisa DRAMATIC NECESSITY
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %,
therefore in obedience 10 the public demand will os presented
Tom rsyor's drama of - ..
NiNETY-yTNTH CONSECUTIVE PERoRMANCE,
ONE HUNDRED AND TwEHTY-sgCoND NIGHT
Mr. and Mr. w J. FLORENCE.
sdle. and gentlemen WHO had tickets durns the past
few ghts and unable obtain admission com
psd aayr IN consequence Of the pressure OF the crowd
informed their tickets will hold good Tor evening
o! the present week, which nnS' DC
POSITIVELY TnE LAST
Of the most successful engagement perhspi err performed IN
FRIDAY EVENING March %
A GRAND FAREWELL OVATION
Mr. snd Mrs. w. ]. FLORENCE.
on MONDAY, March 70,
Emf. MARIE METHUA.SCIIELLHS
wi Gske her hrst apprsrgnce. ,
Doors open 81, commence al Carriages may b ordered
81 ini o'clock. ..
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NEW-YORK and BOSTON SILVER LEAD
~ COMPANY.

CAPITAL 81 o.ooo..............SHAREs 80 EACH
The book. Of subscription to the capital stock Of this Com
pony will open March %. at the Office Of STEBBINS
BLOOD6OOD. No. 20 Willams,.
For further particulars apply to JOHN sTMPKIEs Co.
LOCKWOOD L NORRIS and STEBBINS BLOOD
GOOD, NewY York, and DUPEE, BECK sAYLEs
Vcsfo
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ADRIAN II. MULLsH, Auciionerr. - .
EXECUTORS SALE OF l2O VALUABLE
Ia LOTS on BROADWAY, iOth Avenue, 10th, T7th and
7sth Sta belonging TO tbs Estate Of JANIS D. klNe,
deceased 49,, ,,,,,, ~ N, Ill
ADRIAN H. MULLER, 7. =. WILKINS Co. WI 'ei
AZ Auction on THURSDAY, March "a 1864 ST IL oolo-h a.
the Exchange SsesIoom. No III broadway, Trinity bndhs
nv order Of the the following descrbed os
| BROADWAY 25 Lots comprising the rntirs oloet
bounded by roth and TTh-ta, BroadW and 0Ihsv WIN
the eIcepSn Of small gore the north west corner OF O'
sv and 10th st. -, A., ,t,. H.,
honndad by nth and 18th ss Broadway and lOthsv'
10TH AIS Lots the rsss aide Of lothny c3np''ns
the ,n.irc front betweea 18th and 18th Sta with The eIceP
lion Of small gore On the northeast conner oil 'sh'A and
lVh-av ,,,e-.., -, 100 t--t 49,, q,
i0thnv . =, ., ,m,.., a.. =,
lWh.v ~, ..,., IN fee, -, n,
l0,h-nv . -.. =. ,no g., 49,, .,
7sTHsTA Lots south sdo Of 7sth's io es' cost oil
TERMs-so per cen, Of the purchase money may = ne
option Of the purchaser reman Bond and mortgage OF mo
| premises for year., ct per cent
iA 6Raot KING kIS Execute" Of JaI o. klns Decd
"sP' WV UNIV VI Wv tJ5J1)