davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
TNOLGER, CARTWRIGHT & co.
GENERAL a UCITON AND COMlfLSSION
- MERGHANTS.

\ GENERAL A UC17UN ANU UUWOIISSION
MERCHANTS. ~
- No. %, WIDE WATER STREETS, NORFOLK, VA.
9L96eras Advonces made on 7ConSignments, and
Quick Sales. ri a
sf The undersigned have this day associated them
selves. under the style of FOLGER, CART
WRIGHT & CO., for the purpose of transacting
a General Auction and Commission Business.
Consignments from our friends North and South
respectfully solicited. II II b2aI t@a
Liberal, advances made on consignments, and
quick returns guaranteed. dsas $50
The highest market prices paid for all produce,
such as Cotton, Corn, Flaxseed, Tar, Pitch, Tur-
pentine, Rags, Rosin, &C., &c.
Sales of Merchandise Real Estate, Furniture,
&C., &C., attended to promptly The patronage
of the public is solicited.
.f7..l- r..s E. G. FOLGER, ,
t.t CHAS. E. CARTWRIGHT,
au2-1m JAS. W. CARTWRIGHT.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
au30-tds
NORFOLK STEAM sMITHERY,
NO. ls WIDE WATER STREET.

NO. l6 WIDE WATER STREET.
1t is with pleasure that inform my old friends
and patrons, and the public at large, that this
old, we'll known and extensive ESTABLISH
MENT is reopened for business, and would most
respectfully solicit orders for
Ship, House and Mill Work,
and all kinds of Light and Heavy Forging for
Machinery, &C., which will be executed with
neatness and dispatch. -"
Having all the facilities for large business and
the experience of twenty-five years, can conf
IDENTIFY hope that my old customers, whose patro-
viii send in their orders as heretofore.
Iwould especially call the attention of Mer-
chants and Ship and Steamboat Masters, who re-
quire immediate dispatch, to this Establishment.
sep4-2w SAML H. HODGES.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06

sep2-tds .eo.Ll AuctloneeLs.
TTTRTTSTEE5S SALE OF VALUABLE
Farm in Norfolk County, at Auc-
ton ---By virtue Of deed of trust from John
W. Davis, to me, dated 18th. February, 1860, OF
record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk county,
shall, on Thursday, the I4th day or sep
TENDER, 1866, (if fair, il not the next falr
day. sell at public auction on the premises, that
Valuable Farm, on Boush's creek, at SeWell S
Point in the county of Norfolk, containing one
hundred and forty and one-quarter acres: The
farm is about eight miles from Norfolk, with good
improvements, and in fair state OF guilty ation
soil kind and suitable for trucking, andpresents
fine chance for Investment to those needing
farm. ,,. -..5 IN st5,
Sale at IL o. elock, NJ t "a
JOHN B. UPSHUR, Trustee.
Leigh & PHELPS, Auct'rs. 4i. au3p-tds ;
VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRA-
! Y BILE Family Residence on Cathaflne
street at AuctiOn.-- ION Thursday, the 7tb
of September we will sell, on the premises, that
most desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. 81,
Catharine street, adjoining the property OF John
B. Whitehead, Esq, and John Miller Southgate,
Esq. i.e iarG 9a4 % 2ssio1515 on s.,zo,
The House is FOUR Story Brick Dwelling,
containing twelve Rooms, and is thorough re-
pair having been lateybuiltiof the bestI mate
5isi "a with Gas in each room. iaAn elegant Brick
Kitchen with Servant slrooms attached, together
with other necessary outbuildings.
The lot ,eronts ON Catharine street 40 feet, run
ming back ab,nut 200 feet. e l9ost ''''
rare opuor unity is now offered of fpurchas
ing most desirable Residence, it being conye
nient to business anG IN one OF the pest nelghpor
hoods in the city. II
ms "' '" TEIcu E. puE r,PS Auctioneer
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
QLOOP FOR SALE AT AUCTION

.I will sell at Public Auction, at Bell swharf, on
SATURDAY, the 9th instant, Iat IL! o'clock, NJ.
a good and well found SLO0P, oft92S TONS, to-
gether with one skiff, lotI of oyster tongs, cook
This vessel is well calculated for the oyster bu-
siness, in which she has been engaged for the last
twelve months, but the owner not being able to
attend to the business himself is compelled to dis
pose of her,. % t1sbtsaI ton q 3rgbGslsb
q She will be sold privately application to the
. undersigned, but if not disposed of before the
time named above, she wilt be soldato the highest
bidder M i.3 EFF FERGUSONr -
r sel-tdss ls $3.50 et 4ssB p Auctioneer., 8
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
auZ-Im JAS. W. CAKTWR IGHT.
TVHE WHITE MANS PAPER,
THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK
,,s A ,FLRSz-CLA,SS WEEKLY PAPER,
The Constitution as 1t is,-
And the Union as it was

.l1t -st-D f.l Psi IN FAVOR OF SD tolsa
The, Constitution as 1t is,..
And the Union as it was.
!msy- The DAY BOOK is not reprinted from
daily, but is made up expressly for weekly circu-
lation, with careful al summary Of the news from
Market Reports, Agriculture, Finance Litera-
ture, &C., &C.
. - .8}s' TERMS cash IN ADVANCE.
Three copies one so
Five copies one year, aud one to the getter
up of the club 10 90
! Ten copies one year, and one to the getter
up of the club. II so
Twenty copies to one address. 80 90
Old subscribers of THE DAY BOOK through
out the Southern States will receive the value
still due them by notifying US of their present
post office address.
@~send for specimen copy, which will be
sent, postage free, on application. We employ no
travelling agents. 'e'a
Address, giving post Office; county and State
80 VAN EVRIE, HORTON & CO.,
No. 162 Nassau street. N. Y
rs For sale 6y all Ne1sdeelers in cities and
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
/ i CONGRESSIONAL DISTRACT OF
D5,lr VIRGINIA

OST-on Church street, between Queen st.
/ and James corner, Physician,s VISIT
ing List. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at my residence, or Mr. 'CHAS. Fl,
R0WLAND'S, Catharine street Sfys -
.sep6-1w6 j. G. BAYLOR M N FL
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENClE q.

- -------z-- -
PoRT OF NoRFoLK AND PORTSMOUTH, September S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
The Wilmington Expedition
CON GREsS SION AL.


NV YORK, January l3-The Commercial
pronounces the reports put forth by the Herald,
as being published by The Savannah Republican.
gold operation canard, as The Republican OF
the 9th, received by the Arago, has no reference
to them, and passengers by that steamer say they
heard nothing Of them.
The gold market is still unsettled The price
opened this morning at 222 bu. at once fell grad
ually TO 2201a
The Commercials Washington special says
that the committee on the conduct of the war
will st once commence investigating the Fort
Fisher affair.
We have the following Items OF news irom
Savannah
Gen. Geary had ordered oil unemployed ne
groes to report themselves for the purpose OF oo
tanning wood for the city, compensation and
rations furnished.
The Republican saws that several northern cap
itslists are in the city to establish the First Ma
tional Bank Of Savannah. Branches of the hrst
class commercial houses in New ork, Boston
and Philadelphia are TO be established IS soon as
the port is opened.
The rrices OF provisions have been established
BY the provost marshal Potatoes are 50 per
barrel butter IS cents per pound apples sl2
per barrel
The Ar,go brought heavy mails from Savan-
nah
The Posts Washington speeial says the vote
on the anti--lavery constitutional amendment
will be postponed If it were taken up now 1t
would probably fail to secure the required major
ity but the people in all parts OF the country are
moving in the matter. Representatives are re
ceiving numerous letters from their constituents
upon the question Force OF public opinion will
do the work.
The Commercials special SAYS the Pennsyl-
wanna delegation have requested permission from
the Hon Thsddcus Stevens, TO urge ms appoint
ment as secretary OF the treasury de declines
on account of his age and health
The friends of the constitutional amendment
are confident Of is passage within a fortnight
Colonel Allen ia TO send cargo OF provisions
by the Daniel Webster TO morrow night, tor The
suffering people of Georgia
| The American Missionary Association SENDS
Rev W Magil. 0. Savannah. TO look after
the wants OF the slaves freed BY sherman
| march He will also examine into the eondi
ton OF the loyal White people, With view u
facilitate m ssures for their relief II necessary
Owing TO the Indian troubles on the plains
the overland mail has been discontinued. Ih'
last mail left here Yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. 81.
NEW YoRK, January Is.

NEw oRK, January IL
The boldness OF the rebel papers in denounc-
ing JEFF Davis and looking toward the dictator
ship is attracting much attention here. The
daily papers have long editorials on the subject.
but they contain no new facts.
The Herad's New Orleans correspondent men
tions a skirmsh between detachment Of the
10Th Indiana and 18th New ork cavalry, each
mistaking the other for the rebels
Capt. Thompson of Indiana was dangerously
wounded
James river dispatch reports that owing to
the lack of transportation and forage, caused by
Wsr:en's destruction of the Weldon railroad to
Hickford. Lees cavalry has been compelled 20
withdraw to winter quarters.
The Richmond Enquirer favors enl.rgiug The
power Of Lee and giving him entire control Of
military affairs, but it opposes the call for
veniion on the ground that Lee cannot spare
from his army member of legislature and 9th
er necessities for convention.
IL says the proposition for a convention comes
from men driven by passion, fear and prejudice
to the verge OF submission
The Wing favors consolidation OF the rebel
armies and the removal Of Sedden from the war
Office
The Examiner says il is not afraid of being
conquered by the enemy so much a. of being de
feaied by Mr. Davis
snubs congress
The press aud the army call almost unani
nous tor him to make Lee generalssimo, but he
will hear nothing OF the kind II insists that
the present course OF Davis is tending to break
up the confederacv and throw them back under
the old rule
The Wing has very bitter article again re
submssionists, and all Others who see anv cause
for dependency.
mai haf -. s.Re il
not badly hurt, and thinks it can soon win peace
| by bravery and determination
The Augusta Chronicle publishes account
Of Shermsns conduct in Savannah as seen
through rebel eyes. Il pays high compliment
to the excellent behavior Of his troops and Off
GERS their kindness 10 the citizens. and the ex
| cellent regulations Of Gen. Sherman
A very long dispatch has been received from
the headquarters OF tie army OF the Potomac
covering full detailed Official report OF Buile
10 Grant of the late Wilmington expedition. Il
| is furnished by the secretary OF war. Gen. But.
| tier states thst after embarking bis forces OF
Transport. they we're detained from the 9th t.
the i3,h Of December, waiting Porter's feet, anC
joined the transport fee, of Cape Henry on III,
lIth, arriving st the rendezvous of New Inlet oil
the morning OF the 18th, where they waited unit
the evening OF the 18th, having the fines
weather possible on the evening OF the 18th
| Porter came from Beaufort to rendezvous, whe
the sea became rough. and on the 18th the wiz
sprAng up, making il impossible to land troop.
and BY the advice OF Porter the troops we're reu
dezyoused at Beaufort
This was necessary, az the transports wer
eosled for ten days, and that time had then bee
consumed For four Gays the wind blew q gal,
during which the transports were coaled an
watered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
First ward Meeting.

Pursuant to a call, the citizens of the First
Ward met last evening. at the Ward school
house, and organized by appointing DR.. Jameson
a. chairman and n. 5. Byram secretary. The
following resolution was then adopted
Resolved, That il is the sense of this meeting
the local bounty offered by the city for volun-
teers to fill the city's quota under the pending
draft is too SMALL to secure the same We there
fore request the city council to increase the said
bounty to FIVE hundred dollars. without delay.
thar amount. in our opinion. being "a little as
will secure the men.
On motion, a committee Of the following per-
sons was appointed to canvass the lst ward to
sell the city orders, 10 enable the city to pay the
bounues offered by said city council, to wit:
F. J. Rapp. for blocks between Washington
and Walnut streets.
Gen Elliott between Market and Ohio streets
VIM. Patterson between Ohio and New York
streets.
We. Smith between New York ard Vermont
streets.
F. A Lehr between Vermont and Michigan
streets
Wv Leathers between Michigan aud North
streets
Christian Speigel between North aud Walnut
streets.
Ellis Barnes between Walnut aud St. Clair
streets
Henry Severn all above ST. Clair.
committee.consistngo of Messrs. Byram, Pat
tison and English was appointed to meet at th'
mayors office this evening. with the committees
OF other wards for consultation.
Ii was resolved that it is the sense OF thi'
meeting that no other bouaties be offered by
any of the wards for volunteers except those OF
by the CITY Council.
Ie.was also ordered that these proceedings %
published in the city papers
The meeting then adjourned TO meet at tn
ward school house next Wednesday evening
T. II. JAMESON, Chm.
- Nvp.u Sac'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

Pork arnsr and IA fair demand; s<2 7sea
~ 20 for nes ruess; Sal 55lr ga for 63-< ness:
cash and regular say closing a. Sal s7s<2 cash:
$S4 2S936 90 for .priEe. $40 50ta40 IS for
prime mess; also 5 800 bbls '63-4 mess for Jan
uary, February and March. buyer. md sellers
option. $40 O0e<s IS. ard fU00 bbis meas foe
January. buyers option. a. s42 509@2 IS. add
l.OO0 bbls prime mes for Fsbrusry. sellers Cd.
ton. at Sal 25af2
Beet steady aud IN fair dem.nd at S22 50a23
Tor plain mes; s2l sega 50 Tor Thin ness.
Beef hams qaiet and unchanged: SO 50977
Cut meats steady but Dot very active: i71<a
ISL for shoulders: 1920 for hans
Bacon sides in moderate request and frmer;
II \ for Cumberland cut: and az for short
ribbed
Dressed hogs firm and In good demand at iTs
ia for western.
Lard heavy. 20d24x
Butter quie, and steady: 36t94s for western,
aud 1890 for state
Cheese quiet. 1924
Money firm =; per cent
Sterling quiet. l09s< gloss.
Gold closed at POOL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14


tlemen a committee OF finance:
A. J. Holmes. of Fulton county
j NJ. Carr, of Wayne county.
John A. Thompson. ofJohnson county
A. Caldwell, Of Wabash county
j. A. Grosvenor, of Marion county.
John Sutherland of La Porte county,
To whom we're reported the foregoing report:
Mr. Poole moved that the Board 20 into the
election of new members of the Board, TO fiji
the expiring terms, TO morrow morning at 3
o'clock which motion prevailed
BY request of several members Prof Camp
bell. of the W sbash university, proceeded to read
a bill, which had been prepared, respecting agri.
cultural colleges, for Indiana, under the "Mor-
rell bill of Congress sppropriatng land to the
several states for the endowment of agricultural
colleges in the several states +" The main features
Of the bill are: lst To divide the fund equally
between five different colleges providing for az
ricultural professorships in each, with depart
ment Of research at the capital where analysis
OF soil, &c, &c, should be conducted-in fact a
central college or headquarters where all scien-
tfc researches should be made, providing also
for board of directors, &c, &c.
The reading of the professors bill elected
g.eat interest and much discussion. and 70
ferred to special committee. consisting of the
Hon A d. Hamrck, Prof Thompson Of Han
over University Hon. j. ID. Williams, of Knox.
Lot S. Bayless of Allen. and A. R. Whistler.
of Miami: whereupon the board adjourned until
to morrow morning 1t y a. IN.
W. b. Looms, Secretary.
To be continued
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

A MIsrAKx-Many travellers are misinformed
IN regard TO the Morris Station eating house
situated on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati rail
trains from Indianapolis do not stop for break
fast. Twenty minutes are allowed for all trains
running either from Cincinnati, for meals +.
+ Carroll. late of the Spencer House. Cincin-
natl. il The proprietor. and superintends at each
meal the carving. All the wearr traveller has
10 DO on his arrival at Morris Station IS. al the
ring Of the bell. TO step in and call for the deli
eacies Of the season Polite walters are in at
terdsnee One call at this popular eating house
all that 10 required for taste OF good living
Is 50 TRAyKLTR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

takiAg the amnesty oath. ssusd offs came
In to-day.
Gen. Thomss aad staff were q, Psducsh ie~
days since
During Two weeks ending Janury 9lh hree
hundred per miSs had been issued permitting fbe
sale OF IS 1886 bales of cotton.
The steamer Diligence. from Memphis TO He
lena. sunk on the 10Th. near the latter place.
The boat and cargo and number of cattle are
a total loss. The boat was valued at 500, 600
Eighty bales OF cotton arrived to day from
Memphis Tor St. Louis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

Il. o. K-ls64-Yi Yir'-These cabs
hstlc letters mean something. and il the reader
will obtain but one bottle of Pinksrton's " ahoo
and Caisaya Bit,ers. he will find them. on trial.
70 be the most pleasant. healihful and popular
beverage now 10 use. Ii is composed of the pur
ct Bourbon whisky and the most healthy roots
aud bsrks ever known to the medical faculty. and
compounded With great accuracy Persons suf
fnring from dyspepsia. jsuudce. liver complaint,
or any OF the miserable feelings that follow in
digestion. viii find speedy relief from the use OF
these ei,tsrs. We know, because We have tried
them They will certainly strengthen and IN
sigoFste you IL they do not. then nothing will
Look and see that the name OF Joseph Pinker
ton Is blown on the bottle. Fer sale by drug
gists as6 wholesale dealers ts,thssat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

HEADoUARrkRs Army or THE PoroNAo.l
January IL


January IL.
Heavy rains which have fallen for The past
week have swollen the James river several feet
above the usual height. and the low grounds on
the banks are overhowed, making travel in the
vicinity anything but pleasant. The river is full
of debris, a great deal OF which comes from
above the canal.
I learned last evening that these tides had
caused an opening in the bulkhead of the canal
and that n stream of water flows through it some
eight or ten fee. wide and several feet deep.
thus combining TO accomplish what engineering
skill had failed TO do
There were no Richmond papers obtained yes
terday, the rebels refusing to exchange, owing,
il is believed, to their containing news which
they do not relish
About thirty deserters came in yesterday
They represent that the rebel forces have been
sent from Richmond to South Carolina to meet
sherman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
From Halifay.

HALIFAX, January l3.-The blockade runner
Champion. late Tallahs.se, is under arrest at
Bermuda
The blockade runner Colonel Lamb is at
Nassau, undergoing repairs.
The following blockade runner, are at Bermu
d.: Owl. Stag, Charlotte. Whisper, Maria Camp
bell, Susan Berne. and the Diephe
OIL blockade runners visiting Bermuda dur
ing the past year, 43 have been lost.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

ELoomis has large and complete variety
of Towering plants in bloom. Boquets and cut
flowers furnished on CALL
Also splendid assortment OF csmelia blossoms
of various colors.
Green house and garden. No. ls9, Virginia
Avenue Residence in rear OF the same on
School street. janl4-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
Br KLxesAyr.
cincinnati Market.


Cincinnati Market.
CIscIsSAII. January -
Flour unchanged: fair demand for the higher
grades at 50 25@9 80 for extra, and 50 509
10 Is for fancy grades.
Wheat dull and lower red 81 00d$2 05.
Corn 6rmer, at 81 10 for ear, and 81 Is for
shelled. holders asking higher prices
Oats firm at sec. in elevators, but holders are
asking e9c.
Rye dull. 81 40
Barley 81 550l 60.
Whisky held at s. 20
Provisions quiet and in sooddemAnd prime
mess $50 80.
Bulk NEST. in fair demand at l79ls for
shoulders and sides packed: new clear bacon
sides sold q, S74.
Lard dull; small sales prime city at a2If.
Hog, dull and 10 sales; prices nominal.
Groceries quiet.
Gold declined to 2l7, and dull.
Exchange at IA premium
Money market tight
~ vork Market.
NV YoRK, January IL.
Cotton irregular unsettled and lover 81 IL
a II Tor niddling.
Flour state and western quiet and dull, and %
better $40 00tdl0 Is for extra state Sill oStd
II 20 for common to good shipping brand.
extra round hoop Ohio. and Sill 25@l2 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet.
whisky 81 26d2 26i for state, inside price
ruling.
wheat dull and dropping No. 2 Chicago
spring At 81 30 /; winter red western 81 81
| Rye quiet and lover: 81 20 for western
Barley quiet.
Corn 6rmer limited supply mired western
t<l 80 in store
Oats opened heavy and closed hrmsr, viii
more doing 81 07lls9l o. for western.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum frm; 5ln452 for crude 1910
"a for refined bond "a do. free.
Coffee very quiet AN 947 for Rio so85
for Java.
Sugar frn bat quiet Cuba 1871 G2oI4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

FIEE-Betwsen and = o'clock Thursday
night house on the east side of Mississippi St,
between Meridian and North streets, took fire
and was partially consumed. the rear OF the
building being totally destroyed and the roof of
the whole building burned mp. IL WAS small
tenement but occupied by two families The
loss not great in value. but very heavy
one TO the suffers The FIRE department was on
hand a. soon as possible after the alarm was
given The house belonged TO Mrs. {. l..
Nerd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

tE The citizens Of the 5th ward are requested
to meet at Turner Hall this Saturday evening at
O'Clock. All persons liable to draft are eI.
pected to be present Subscribers also par
tcularly requested to be present to report those
who have not subscribed
j. AUSTIN STEWART. Pres't
EDWARD I. PALMER. Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

Masonic NorIcE.-A meeting of the commit
tees appointed by the various lodges OF the city.
for the purpose Of forming Relief Lodge. will
meet at the grand secretsrys Office, Masonic
Hall. this Saturday evening at o'clock.
Francis KING.
Sec'y of Marion Lodge, No. IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
I" We have in store


We have in store
50 pairs gents Arbic buckle oyershoes;
SO pairs gents' rubber sandals and overshoes;
50 pairs gents butfaloes
Gents slippers in a dozen different styles. Our
stock Of Peichers celebrated seved double sole
boots is complete all STYLES aud widths. TO fit
ANYBODY, selling at low prices
CLARK Johnson 4 Co,
Successors to Yinnedge Jones,
96t No. II West Wash'n ST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

w Fletcher 4 Davidge. at tue Central Gro
Gerry, a. North Pennsylvania, have very choice
assortment Of family groceries. Their stock is
very extensive. We noticed yesterday fine
assortment ofimported goods
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
tF"RosedaIe" a. the Metropolitan last nigh

tE"Rosedale" at the Metropolitan last night
was . decided success. The house was filled TO
ovcrf,owing. and many were compelled to leave
for want Of room. This new play has had q
brilliant run 10 our eastern cities. and, Judging
from the effect last night, il will be favorite
one here for some time TO come IL Is full OF
exciting incidents and dramatic beauty, aud no
one should fail to see il. A pleasing feature is
the Lancers' Quadrille. by the whole company,
IN full dress costume. Go by all means. and go
earlv