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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

the Town Of Dupage The cum of 1856. for
Road ard Bridge purbases. the a6tbUrities
ct sald Town of Du Page be- and they are
hereby allowed twenty DAYS from the ad.
j"urnment. of this board to make ont and
deliver to the County Clerk the amount Of
tax they wish to have levied on said Town
t'r Road and Bridge Purposes. and the
C'unty CLERK is bereay authorized to
spread the same upon the tax book Of said
town."
Mr.. Reid from the committee OF miscet-
ianeous claims made report, recommend
lug allowance of SI4OO, 90 iu full of the
c'a'm OF VIM TOuner, Co. Clerk for pre-.
psring tax books and extending taxes a.
mounting to the som of 1927 CO.
va motion OF Mr.. Angel said claim vaa
tasen up and allowed as Recommended 10
SAID com: to the amt Of $I4OO CO.:
Mr.. Herbert moved that the vote sn5.n.
priating $50 90 fer Publishing the mo
ceeqings OF the board be reconsidered.
The motion prevailed.
7s Me- Herbert moved The (, liawiug res In.
ton as q substitute therel, which vsS A.
dopteG:
"ResOlred, That the proceed ng If this
board If supervisors be published 10 the
" Joliet Republican" Joliet Signal -
"W,lmingtrn Independent" and GMones
Eagle" and that the sum of $l6O. 90 be an.
proIriated therefor. to be equally divided
between the puplisbers Of the above named
papers
Mr.. Angel moved that the vote allowing
in part the bill Of Wm. Tonner Co. Clerk:
Tor preparing tax books ard exteneing
t x'6 be re-considers6.,
The motion prevailed.
On moiiun of Mr.. Csgwin, said bill was
taken un aud allowed in full to the ami of
$l527. co.
Mr.. Clark moved that the vote adopting
the resolution Of Mr.. IDgsrsoll in relation
to town accounts of the Town of Du Page
be Re 'nsidered... The mott n prevailed
Oh met on Of Mr.. Stewart. the board ad.
lourned until 81 o'clock tomorrow mornE
ing.
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1'nuk.pAY. ssnt. oh is6a

THUEsDAY. Sept. 9th, 1868.
The board met pursuant to sdjournmert.
Mr.. Willard In the chair. The clerk calls
ed the roll.
Present-Messrs. Angel. Baker, Clark,
Cstch. Glow, cagwin, Dunbar, Dean, Fahs..
dratger, Herbert. EngersOlI, John Line
harger. Geo Linebarger. Randall, Reid!
Shuts. Stewart and Searles.
Ab-ent-Messrs. Buck. Casey, Frank
and Mcintyre
The Journal of yesterday was read and
approved
Mr.. Reid from the com. en- miscellans
eous claims. made report, accommodating
advance of the claim Of Geo. Monroe.
sheriff for days attendance at this session
OF the board amounting 70 5000. which
was on motion taken M and allowed So OO
Same Com. to whom were referred the
resolution Of instruction to report to toe
Board the amt due each Sup rvisor for
services at this session Of the board. made
ref ort recommending that the following
sums be allowed to the several Supervisors
for said "a rvinas towi,,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

In order to deserve true friend. vou
must 6rst learn 10 be one.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Joliet Marble Work
DENTISTRY.

DR.. r. B. Gu o CHRANE
"OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants o
w .Oliet and vicinity, that after an absence o
some has returned to Joliet for the purpose of
making 1t his future hume, and adopts this method 10
inform his friends and the public, that he has take
the rooms formerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he will be pleased to all who msy need PIRr
CLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Those VINO may employ him may he assured that all
Operations will be performed in q neat, trusty and
faithful manner.
Nov. ~, 1861. n2id
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

Amt oforders outstanding and unpaid. s.sod o9
appropriated for Co. TO soldiers families no 90
: TO thrOe soldiers $50 90
.. for relief wounded aOo ~
grading Jeffst 4 rnisinc walk 20 "a
for poor house purIsrea $50 oe
fencing grading public sotare SOD al
!. g. Court hon-r q jail repair. siS 90
teT "a fixtures in jail I2L 90
for night cdaTd At lAil af6 On
for publishing proceedings I60 oo'
81 claims audited At this session OF the
Am appropriated at July special meeting =,
Your e@n, SoGiI reeomnena that tn. 81. z"OOO %
lowing additional appropriations be made
for the purposes de- fgHated, TO wit:
For interest De on var fund, aapa,d 400 %
For JURORS in circuit 10Oo 40
For judges 4 clerks Nov election 1863 500 90
For fuel aud gas 500 ca
r sor s s1a.i@Hs arg y,-,,., LOO, 90
r r s,.lIn III voiIolng PIlsoTeH 900 90
for expenses OF pauPers at Insane hospital 200 90
For ex-ofieio fee Of circuit clerk 20 Co
To which add estimated ant Of Tres and ''''" "
- c 7: Commission. - 200 90
AID errOrs SEQ 90
Total :1G.nal,or. s5s57d IS
Valuation Of taxable property IL the county
amounts TO the sum OF $5,l42,0O0, which
at q toia county tax "f one dollars valHa.
ton viii create revenue amounting TO
= Il a.
To which q ID Balance il Treasury "
a. per Tres. report 42s6 o.
Total revenue s257@ 70
~ ur com. deemicg it Important IN
Keep up the revenue equal to the 6xpep-
q lure ". uid therefore recommend that a.
tax OF 80 cents on each one hundred dol.
lars Valuation. be levied to pay that portion
OF the War Fund" Indebtedness created
ny the Board of Supervisors on the 30th
day Of July, 1862, coming due on the Ist
dtys Of March and June, 1861 and the in
terest coming doe on the WAR Fund" in
debtedness, usling in the aggregate q
county tax Of Ons dollar on each one hund-
red dollars valuation Of taxable property
10 the county"
"AII Of which ID respectfully submitted:
A A. ANGEL. Chairmaneof Conn.,
Mr. Reid moved that the approximations
recommended in said reportLe taken 90
by the board aid considered separately.
Toe question was taken on the notion
and decided in the negative.
Va molten the report Of the com. 1s6
aiopted
Mr.. Clark moved that the board adjourn
sine die.
The question was taken on the nn6tsbH
On decided in the negative.
% motion of Mr.. Ingsrsolf the resolu-
tion in relation to granting 20 days time 70.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

'O al Snu a 'o'"H9
Co. A r. "a ~
" M % Du0N' u w
r.. u o.. ~ W,
Ss.f y T G1 ~ w
W D II ~
paL.-. Gu on
M oei. Ci|"' or., "a %
pt NSg~'o' IS 20
M~i, . DuPGsr, 81 40
Tohtns F q "a Osan' 50 w
AGO. F R 81 ~
A1arsor e. oo
Amnrs,.,s Unrs ~ ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
SHOW REsPEcTTOTH THE DEAD
JOLIET BOOKBTNDERY.

Il Rny desired style. a-t-- f.-..-, r.
Jobs viii be neatly executed and warranted.
Prices moderate. -- -aers
WM. STAEHLE, Bookbinder
BluG Street, Zone door north ofshs Gas Works)
Feb II, 1858. Iolist IAinois
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
CONC over 10 che Enemy.

The Chicag' Post, which for months
past, has shown evident symptoms of i'll
health. has at last succuwbed to the attack
of neprOphobia and becomes the organ of
what it deity deuominstes the Estate
Democratic Mass Convention" and sfili
stes With the sboddy merchants, end army
contractors. We have had vsry favorable
opinion of the eSitOr-in chief OF the Post
and as We understand that be is from hune
and that the, paper in his absence is con
trollod BY nlne-sided, tauekhDg abolition.
lst. We ere in0iIned to believe that il lie to
bin the public are indebted for defining
the position of the paper. We shall soon
know how II etsnds.-ReoyiG Hal.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THE WAR CLERGY OF TIE
UNITED STATES
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
CHAS. H. KELLER.

A GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
IA lean Express Companies, will forward Frcghtand
Vauables to all points OF the country. Notes. Drafts
Joliet, July ID, 1858 matt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
From the st. Joseph Herald.
patriotism Amidst DeSOIattOD.

gentleman relates that whilst passing
through Andrew county. few days ago
be heard voice that sounded like bugie,
merrily singing,
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r.rn.nraubserIptiSA
BUSINESS CARDS.
AUG ION Err

n II. PINEEY, Attorney at Law Office In Rusb,s
4Js Block opposite National Hotel, Joliet Illinois
tHrticnAr attention given to the procuring of Pen
-ions, Back Pay, Bounty Money and all war claims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

"MosEs Has Cor IT."-The erthetical observer
must have been greatly Disguised any time during
tie las sixty days, while peranbulating the streets
adjacent to tho Stock Board, by the throng Of un-
shaven, greasy, flthy-lookng objects OF humanity
therein congregaed all intent upon dePreciating our
national currency, and specializing 10 gold without
dollar in their pockets. Some looked, for oil the
world, like curious specimens that ought to DO Gagged
and placed in tue Broadway Mensgeriei while other
some locke ss though tue barred cages Of our pub
lie institutions would afford them more appropriate
abiding place. Yesterday, however, one might have
seen more pleasing sight while observing The aame
curious crowd. Gold fell at the first call eight per
cent, and Immediately the oounteaances OF these
beings indicated an eoDgation Of that percentage
As tho day advanced the decline increased, and the
counenances Of the individuals in question fell cor
respondingly; and when. at late hour, gold reached
l4S their faces beamed with strange light, aud as
we heard one speak unto another, saying Moses
has got it," he was TRANSPORTED In our eyes, aud
verify he looked beautiful. The visions Of cham.
payne aud game sappers based upon tbs continued
app, ecaton Of gold, will have 10 give way TO the
realities Of cold water and unleaveued bread. These
harpes have dorc nearly az much mischief as their
brethren who have been fighting the Government
with arms in their hands, aud We hope they will
now receive their quietus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

aIac . 10 T.Ilow sasie nj Psna ~ Soo
each Extra aud First ausli include nothing but -
best large fat 'sed Oxen .sa *. ssu, S,s
best Ser Ordinary Of Buls and the refuse Of
lots ., ,.,,I., ross.ts and whom thoaa AT infsri~v
qThys were csIs the Grand Trunk and Eastern Rsl
- az over tho Boston and Lowell. 100 over tas Fitch
bprs.
and very small proportion Of these Extra Fst Quality
Prices FOR the bast hrgr Oxen zane last week snu fs
Steers sold rather higher.
Sheep quiet and s tending up One small los uoo
New. i0Ik sold for sboat 81 y T., ts u bss&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
ppONuxu.vw sTpsss

Mr.. GoUGH's LEcrURE.--The Brooklyn Academy
OF Music was crowded Wednesday to hear Mr. Goughs
lecture Hero and There In Britain" He spoke for more
than two hour and with hs Characteristic cspacisy for d.
ues.ion said good deal more about America than dress
Btu Ills terrible scathns Of Northern tsse"rs receives
~. most Endorsement from his suditoa and ths
whole discourse Illustrated BY Mr. Coughs unsqoslsd drs
matte powers, was entertaining and impressive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

ARRIVAL OF TIRE STEAMSHIP CRY or NEW
YoRx.--The British steamship City Of Now-York
Capt. Kennedy, from Liverpool Feb. 10 an'
Queenstown 18Th, at ~ p. M. arrived hero TIM
morning She brings the u. s. mails fair list Of
passengers. and heavy freight, including 4A9 bse'
Of cotton. Her news has bceu anticipatd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

AcApEnr OF MUaC--Il TrovatOrs is the opera
selected for the opening performance hi. evening The
Director has determined that all operas shall be produced IN
tact AZ originally written" Madaae Melori will sing the
grand ari' usually omitted in This COMPANY
come to this city from Havana with the strongest recon-
uendations for talent and clevers For further particulars
read ths advertisement IN another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
Internationally

TIE UNITED STATES TN INV
Now READY pamphlet OF 81 PAGES fine. white paper
Reside the bill which word tor word in accordance win
orig na text, append - Il Alphabetical lecaptuls
article be taxed By the law and tho aTnouns
e be 'sysd thereon This renders a. esnPsss
ard convenient ss It 10 possible to make IL 81.
Price cents postpaid per LOO sent by express; ~
per 100 IL by mail Addiess Tbs rRIBCSE. New-Yerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
Cambridge Cattle Market.

HrVkfBD FOK I'M N I. TKIBuNb d IfB0. krIP.
March L. 1864
Whole numbered Cattle ct market 3So, sbost 300 BssvsA
and 81 Stores eoussG Of Working Oxen Mich Cows sai
two and three year old
PRIcxs OF MARKET BRRp-Eztra. 81 09ss 90, Arst
quality &c 1887 Isl second quality e6ots 7si third
quality IS.
PKlcns o. srosr CArrLx.-wokiDs oxsa Per psss.
$N4fl+0i Cows and Calves om 81. f4<i fcsriinga
n0noi rwoyesrods 6l6d $2i; Three yesrcid SxtQ ~
Sheep aDd Lambs. 2<O3 msrkesi prices In loA eS W
&c sschi sXtra, era 81 So So H. from 81 Dee. $n
STATE - -.
C.sti. 4 tn. Calv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
REAL Estate SALES, March 3, by A. ]. RIsseksr,
fAdyertisemeut |

THE HEAD Face, CHARACTER and BIoGRA-
ply Of NJ, vIcroR Hrso aud Of GRANT TsoRByRS. VIII
Phrehoiogca developments of tbese celebrated men In
PHRESoIcercAL JocRsAL March Number " csDts eI
year FOwpKH WELLS, n. T. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

WiscoSsIs.-Tbs Republicans have nominated
Luther S. Dixon for Chief Justice Of tho Supreme
Court; the Democrats NJ. III. Colbren Of Iowa
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

WISTrR GARDrS-BRsErIr OF Miss MARY PRo.
vosTOn this evening Ms Mary Provost taxes her first beu
eft at this thester, appearing in Of her most charming
personations--ths Countess Ia Love"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
Tur RnooKIyy WATER WoRxs.-Ths Wat,

and Sewerage COMMITTEES of the Bosrd Of Aldermen sub
med report 1t the last meeting reaiys 70 sns conalaS
ton of dsribntibg main from kdsewood hesstvu
IN which they that second main Is ana snss
the wabs of The sity require as ,oon ss can DC na
dsv consumption Of has increased from u mrcn
gallons IN 1860 10 million gallons At tie present tme ne
day consumption in 1861 Vas million salons me eST M
he applying * large population through sioes mea
Of 3 inches diameter cannot be done win 'sis1 sLa xnn
ont mi. second those residents the highest grades
Tie city win coon be able water above their oaAs
ment The ordinary daily consumption OF water w -
40 diminish head that viii not be svaiaoc not
FIRE purposes except 10 the lower portions Of tne cry
Con- pittse. in conclusion ecommena sos S,,,bntins
main Of "a iohes diameter from Rdsewood RossrvoL fsf
me Of ss : .Sa ia ~" s'
lied bonds In snouns sufficient 70 NEE. ne an.
OF said main Tie subject beng deemed 20
w az aid over for further consideration
XMAS County REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
TIL. King, Couaty Republican Gener. co%%iss mss
a. No Cont street Brooklyn Tue day night There We
li .ttsndapcs The President Mr. VIM Hunt occupied ths
Gha Ths ssss1a len, Of T Tso.s w.rs .nS " L. aaSSs
of the enh Ward Psscutsd and Mss.r' rsaaSa W.
WarS and Thomas P LarIn Of the Twelfth Ward, wers sp
pointed TO M the ,scauee, The gouoe 'hen proceeded
10 pc, their orsaen for q. eu.uins year By slscsDs
lie Third Secretaries and Arms
cormite; fr-idsn, wm iInnt f.t Vee M,.S.
Moore Third Vice fesident Samuel 4. Maddox Rsco.-
ing Secretary Jonn Davis, Assistant Secretary. b. Crane
Arms, Thoulas P. LaIkin.
Tux DUMMY EsoiHE.-The citizens OF East New.
YORK bcnr at the formulation Of Atlantic sveuoe upon
which Il 10 proposed the dummy engine and ssanse
which The property along the route pIotest-heda
..,In, A. No ward House Wednesday Mug,
which Mr. ENR Miller presided The discussion on tho sub
ect danmy free to all sides aud views were ex'
reed for and against At the conclusion series OF
uons adopted In which the operations OF the dummy
spoken of Ia the OF praise and recommended
Ia niece of horse power Tho resolutions to be 70
tie OF tho Legislature from Kings County, aud -
tie Aldermen Of the City Of Brooklyn
The FIFrY SIXTH REGIMEST.-At recent elec.
ton Tor officers of tho 6th Regiment Militia John @ Adams
was CHOSEN and Jshn A. Walsh major
SUspAY.ScHooL ASsIvERsARY.-The thirty-sixSh
Anniversary Of the Old Buhwck Sunday School the Rev.
S. II Meeker pastor. celebrated Wednesday night
appropriate exercises consulting Of SINGING rscftatons
dialogue Sc The attendance quite large, and The
srcsss were Of IN interesting nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

MATIsEE.-There will be matinee on Saturday
next at the Academy Of Music when II Trovators win b.
performed. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

PsrcHoLoeicAL LEcTUREs.-Prof. Britain con-
sues his interesting aud instructive lectures Psychology
and kindred snhjects at Clinton Han, this evening. These
lectures are hn'trs'ed BY experiments various subjects
from among the audience. afoIdiDg rich fund Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

TELEGRAPH LIsEs-The war, or rather the i'm
uu,e which war he. given to business giving many
t.rp,es Of magnitude and usefulness We binding the
country together by steam and lightning by bridges rail-
roads, canals wires For other capital
.s arc particularly busy In establishing elegrsph and be-
fore long we may hope to tecsPho communication be-
tween every city and town in the Union One line already
In opsrstion between Phadephis and Boston, called the
Line. Another Known the Union Telegraph
Company applying for charter to this State to e.
tend lines from Philadelphia to Pseurs by way Of Read
Ing and Harrisburg Other companies being organized
bu, the most important Of ell IL started In NewYoh
with 53Ccoooo capital formed under the general law oil
the State Of NewYoik In regard such corporations This
Company understand, proposes to extend wires rom
Halifax. by way Of Boston and NewYork to Philadelphia
baltimore and Washington. with branch fiom NewisIh
via Albany, BpG,o, Cleveland, Detroit Chiesso, to NIL
vsuise end spebsI brsreh EXTENDED from Phusdsphs V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

MAyuAL YoR rny BOARD OF TprcATios.-Tbe
Manual Board Of Education for e63 placed ia the
hands Of the School Com oners at the last meeting Of the
Board dr from m predeeos.o. 10 that Il does not give
the Of the salaries to teseher and gives the sas,
u tho ocss Of tho Board which make total Of e29 50
per snn sn II sres fall list Of thu School officers in each
W.d sl.o Lists Of the officers and teachers Of the Corporate
Schools which receive school 1t also copsins the
res,iv. to public inuc.ion, the bylaw and u'eul
map Of the City with each School MARRIED and numbered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

GRANs.R School No. SO, SrvEErrNI
STREET. ErsErExsTH wArp,-Tbe pupils Of the Male De-
partner. Of the above School appeared last evening before
crowded audience of their friend. and parents in variety Of
aud highly satisfactory exercises The military
5r oftLe two highest classes particularly commendabe.
Everything passed. OF very sgeeably and reflected credit
the teachers and papils Of the School
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

TEACHERS GoyE SoUTH.-The National Freed
tnsns Relief Auociaien the Ago yesterday Ms'
Kate Harvey Miss Martha johnson and Miss Mary Wake
man a. teacher q the Freedmen Of South Carolina aud Flor
da Also 60 packages Of eothag to DO distributed among tho
needy Also 20 ,,ka.e. Of clehng and garden sesds to
H,wb.ru N c. on board tho Adams r. press steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
NJ The PoLrcr MAGISTRATE, AND THE POLICE

hTHE PoLICE MAGISTRATES AND THE POLICE
Tn tho Thirteenth Precinct returns yesterday morning. the
folio wing statement was written:
Magare, Brady arrested with much trouble BY ON
Ger charged with grand larceny In stealing Tot Of
dry good. and jewcry TO Joseph May hfe IN
the Bowery few days ago. The Pawn-ckots for the goods
oond Ia the possession OF the prisoner snd we're 1y
d.ntibed BIZ the wner thus apparently estsbishng hei
,uiit which she did not dsuy Notwithstanding however
he was discharged AZ eDee BY Justice Steers much TO the as
toni.hmsut Of the officer aud other parties. -
"CHAs w WOODWARD. SeIgt 18th Precinct"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

Branch TrLHGRArH OFricE.-A branch tele'
graph Office has been opened by the Americas TELEGRAPH
Company the Office of the asen. Of the New'London AID
Boston steamboat line Pier No. 80 North River foot o
ve.try street This new oce the wants Of the large
number Of houses in that vicinity. and 10 another in
dieston sfthe tendency Of business toward uptown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

SuspAY.ScHooL ASsIvERsARY.-The thirty-sixsh
Anniversary Of the Old Bushwick Sunday School the Rev.
S III Meeker pastor celebrated on Wednesday night
with appropriate Exercises. consulting Of singing rsession
dialogue &c The sendance Was quite lsyss snd The
srcisss Of III interesting nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

PRorEssoR GRErSE's LEcrURrs.-The opening
lecture Of Professor George Warrington Grsenes
the American Revolution delivered last evening in the
Great Hall Of the Cooper Union. Prof Greene hes recently
delivered this important with eminent success before
the Lowell institute in BSton the audiences Of which always
compile the most Intelligent and cultivated persons in that
city He h for many made the subject Of his
special study and In the preparation for the Of the
respondsnce Of his grandfather Gen. Greene has gathered
arse store Of curious and Information The lectures
oOdus to the liberal provisions che Cooper Union sefee
to the public and preset unusual attractions to sppfecIa
tive audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

CHARITTs AND CoRREcrioSs.-The weekly state
OF th. shows that there 25 persons
naming In the iptu,ou, under their charge the 2s
ut Duiog the week Il died. LBS Unchanged, 2ss
sen. to Blsckwelrs Island, and Z TO State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

THE SpRrso RAcEs.-At recent meeting OF the
Fashion Course Associate the opening Of the communica'
tons making entrances for the II purses By the Aso
ation was proceeded with Tho first purse $780, Tor all
hor.e. mile heats three Ia Ave to wagons did not n-the
ouly entrances being Lady Emma and Rockingham. Tho
.copd pur.e 9o for all horses three ia i've. In hasss
$50 failed TO 6ll-Lady Emma only beng entered Tue
third pur.r for double teams. mile heats three In hv
only had ore entrance viE Gen Darcy and shak Lsdy
Euna Cen Darcy What Is H. Jessie Trouble Little Mac
W.uior Gen Hooker, Molly Pitcher. Nimble Dick
iounr Flora NuiwooJ. Victor Emanuel, Jimmy Lynch
Lady Morrison Shark Frank Temple, Gen. Mcclellan
Pilot were entered the other purses three and foul
Of the above being on each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

The Fifty SIXTH REGIMESr.-At recent slec.
ton tor officers Of 36h Regiment Militia John @ Adans
wss CHOSEN and Jehn A. Walsh major
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

PREsEyTATIos OF Sword AND BILr.-Capt.
Thomas Burnett VI Company c, lHh Regiment N. Y. s. NJ.
who has been In the city forOush for few days
erday pre'en,ed with sword aud belt by h former fellow
wcrhmen the employees Of Messn Smith McDouralps
printing Office. No. "a Beskmsn street The sword
beautiful article Of workmanship and the 'csbbd silver
plated and gilt Tho presentation speech made by Mr.
John Patterson which responded to by the recipient In
few happy SD feeling remarks The Captain took his do.
psure last evening reoin hi. regiment at Falmouth.