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N + E ETH.
III LOOMS. d. D., the Inventor and Fsssnsss
OF the AlNRkAL LATE TKHTH, At
tends personally 1t his Office in this
oity; MANY persons can wear theseullyYYD
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
Persons calling at my ofice can be accomm edated
With any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who are lar and wish the purest
olsanest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will Be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 80 Pennsylvania avenue
Philadelphia. marl-ly
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T0S1PH REYNOLDS & 90.
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM HTr1Rs,
No. 500 NIH1H sfRHIf, near avenue.
Have Just received, and win constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the eity
of Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables,
Glass Globes mica and other Shades, and all srti-
eles in this Line, from the best establishments IN
New York, Philadelphia, &C., which viii b sold
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, RANGES. FURNACES. and Iire-Board
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhsre, on very Reasonable . terms. Hotels
We do All kinds Of GAS and STEAM nttino
promptly and cheap, - also eyerythine IN aae
Gall and see our Bathing Tubs, 1ountains WeteS
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, 60, TO- q 70; SUV
Ninth street, near PennsylvantA avenue, w ialESs
establishment In the city. 70 S-0o0
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PRANCK TAYLOR.

FROM PARIs.-The Knightase Of Great Bri:
an Of 1 Of BefisS
Ainnsn 60 and omPsnion for 1854. The States,
Britain, 1864. BurIs's General Amor. Ls6.
nettb Peerage Of Great Britain. Lodges Peersge
au6 FRANOK TAYInR
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EADl
READ !
READ READI

READ READ READ READ
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS-Just re-
ceived large assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods, comprising the latest styles. at SMITH &
BEALb'S. No. So It'll street, between and Z SITS.
Persons will do well to call and examine our
stock of FURNISHING GOODS before purchasing
elsewhere, as Ys will guarantee to save them nd
per cent. at Saith & BEALL'S, 7th street, bet.
! and SITS, No. 361.
Those in want of BUSINEsS SUITS, will please
call and examine sample goods, as we have choice
selection of piece goods on hand, at SMITH l.
BEALL B, It'll street, bet. and &, No. SOL.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.-Persons
in want of Business or Black Dress Suits: will find
it greatly to their advantage to call at SMITH 81
BEALL'S, It'll street, bet. and X, No. 361.
BOYS SUITS.-We have just received our large
fall and win,e stock of Boys Clothing, which we
offering at very lew prices. Remember the
X, No. SOL. sep 16-lm*
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Professor of Painting and Drawing.
A. II. METZ, Esq.
Professor of Vocal ar Instrumental Music.
IESMs.-BoardinS pupils $500 per year of 10
months; weekly boar,6ng pu pills $3.50 per year of 10
moInins daily pupils 3 lO0 per year Of 10 months.
inSiuu,n isre to and from the city:
forraTtcul ars see crc u lars to be obtained at
principal bookstores or aIiress
i. PARSONS, Catonsyille.
Baltimor - COUNTY, Maryla
sep T. DdWlm'
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DENTISTRY.

nENTJSTRY.-Dr W. F. MARSHALL, Dentist,
~ No 2S4 Pennsylvania avenue. Sec
sond door from 18th street, attends to aDS,&9
branches OF the profession. oc l3-lm- ~O
DENTISTRY -Drs LOCKWOOD l. MERRILL,
D. b dentists, Room No. 2. Wsshing ton
1tuLainR, corner Penna. avenue and 7thy&
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GRlAL DIsooVIRT IN DENTISTRY.

1ssfA Ezf'aetsd SstAo.1 Ppis ssitA tie MxAyin 0
r., .onld Aayise IN Persons having teeth 10 s.-
ara .,aSi no 70 f thnns ~ Pr LlWIEp ONCE.
snd harmless process, Also cali andQ1l}YY
creYad rstho5 1eS ~ new ana I'M
you once see the great I'm provement in his teeth
yo9 viIl nave them In other style than this new
18th and 18th streets
no-r 8. r. LlWIH, II. D., Dentist,
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IMPROVE YOUR lY1.A>
0Slsight By the use Of the eel..C
yerssiiy acinevledg sd q the best for SIREHafH.
INiNo iND PIIs1Ivrno the impaired lyesieht,
scientifically and correctly suited, by FRANKLIN
S44 PsnnsYivania avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts..
SIS Psnnsylyanis Avenue. under The NanonA
5I66bR GLAsHssns,n GPE&A eLsAAaEEs MdGK2-
PHoTodRAPH ALBUMS, OA&Tj6 DT VIsITI,
&c, In . great variety, and ct 116West prices.
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MAJ o. RIQlMOND AND iUIR0n1nITa
1AA&OX 1AyLOI
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hh% fG ssw 7sR ba .ss;
advanced For the Herald, 81, instead Of $40:
Tribune, 81; TiE6s, 81; World, y; Daily News.
xdrssss nns dYc & 3s ,Sr sssss
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~ Gen. Hooker is in Chicago.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME AHOLIAB. --------
lyl diam, continues an IMPRESSED ME-
ture to all who - 90 rsad the nresent And tn
is able L" sesnife it with great accuracy and
ssf xsoeSsa boon all i'm portant matters with
,.,ssg, NO 24e street, between ~ and 6 b sts.,
tMeno. sep 29- Inn
~ RS, eR0OKFlELD, of Kansas. can be con-
!, suite ON the Past Present and Future events.
a hef room on the northwest corner of 4th aud L
pfs.ed AstroiOgers of the age. She guarantees
Ssaausactlen to all those who may give her call.
dollar. sep 20 im*
NJ RS. L. SMITH with her extraordinary powers
!Vl to describe your living and dead friends give
the pames of both, tells character, the future
amines ali kinds diseases, will give sitting s at 252
4th street, ave doors above street. Hours from
n till 8 D. M Circle Wednesday evenings. s2S lm*
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, 1864-02-10
THE POLICE C0MMlSSjpH,
The Bottom cut Of the Times Sensa-
tions- Officer Sauter Restored to
Duty, and his Accusef Kicked
from the Force.

The recent attackB Of the copperhald organ up
on The police officers Of Chicago have excited coa-
siderable comment, and induced portion of the
citizens to believe that they were venal aniFcor-
rupt- In noticing these attacks VIC had occasion,
not many days ago, to demand the proof Of one Of
The allegations, namely, that policemen were In
the habit Of dividing The wages OF sin With ,ostt
tutes as the price Of their freedom from arrest. 20
this demand the ITnes hes exhibited silence,
which. II its position as journal WAS fixed and
certain, might be mistaken for d!gnifed.
The game Of the copperhcad politicians has
been aud is to represent the policemen as set OF
unpr1ucpled Villains In order to prepare the pub
lie for the change they contemplate tho matcEia
Of the force. To that end they have induced their
charges & havag ,5 n9 foundation tE In fact against
pleion has never before been raised, for
the so'c purpose Of placiug In their eteld, c.ca-
;nsfs Of tfcls o,s.mnh lom m thsy owa voting
tels to teeome oroyers ot voting cattle.
Our readers will remember the hue and cry raised
n the Corporation 0Egau because officer s3ntes re-
zen who e.aimed to 10 a apecl1l policeman, a.
though he showed TO outward lnsisaia Of h1s
G1lblns, trustworthy, .palns.aklag officer, was
held 10 tssk tor prcsuming to nrrest runner or
agent for Parmalee's Omnibus Line. stunning
headlines and exclamation points may do to Grant:
asensation, hut facts are what charges ase based
upon.
Marx Donnohue ia the NM who preferred the
charge ara'net Mr, 3autet, and upon his affidavit
he wae tried yesterday. So far from proving
the ALLEGATIONS and affecting his discharge "a was
intended, the Commissioners decided that he acted
wfsely, and }gLominiously kicked Nr. Donnohua
out q MS position US special policeman. 1t was
proven that this poor tool had visited house OF
i'll fame, and attempted to use his authority for
purp1ets which need not Re mentioned. Donuo.
hue is Coppe1head and one Of the appotntees of
the copperhead Commissioners. Commeat Il un-
necessary. BIT. Sauter was restored to duty. In
the Of br. Gubhins. tho evidence WAS lhat ho
for winch he GARD considered len liars saspea,
sion an abundant punishment. The difference
between the estimate the Corperhead organ and
the co1nraiesioners placed on bis oaense may eee
from the hcary head lines In which the Tinsss IN
unEnfEd The nfcuInucc.
, 1864-02-10
WOMAN IN SOCIAL LIFE.
NEV. 4. NJ. .HUMPXdREY6A At RRYAN
HALL.
Lecture for The Benefit Of the Erring
Woman's Refuge.

The fourth lecture Of tie courFe In Ill OF tho
find established for the support aud extension Of
.the EE7tng Woman's Refuge, was delivered In
Bryan Ball last evening By Rev. z. II. Humphreys,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church He took
as bis s1hject-' Women, her Character IN sociA1
Lie" The attendance YVES not quite so large as
that On some Ct the preceding lectures Of tho
course.
The lecture was very eloquent digest OF the
prominent facts which bear On the development Of
feminine character, and the gradual growth Of tho
feeling Of appreciation of her true worth, which
occupied 60 many ages in attaining to Its praseut
siege. The position anciently accorded to women
Tas verY apt]y contrasted with The modern 1ccoe-
milton Of her capabilities and" powers, when man
Ice discovered that women can rock the cradle or
sweep the armament with her telescope with
equal facility, and whether as art!s savan poet or
warrior has shown herself able fully to peer w1tl,
htrIe:eepttVenese, the accuracy Of her deductions
and The lightningnke !apidity Of her thought pro
eesees he then gaze It as his opinion t6at wo-
MAN, though d1ted 10 thine In other spheres, IA
adapted to tho privacy Of social life
3h91e she u a queen without q King for rival.
The lecturer tEen entered upon Comprehensive
analysis Of the female character dlsscctne out tho
elements Of her power to govern the Steiner sex
aEd educate the next generation. He dwclt on tho
sAne Of force OF character and gave practical ius-
trattone Of the way In which this quality had ope-
rattd IN the West model the condition Of socjsty
He aso Traced tho conventionclities Of spcIeiY
down to their origin. marking come as having
A. fpitr'glnE from the necessities o! our nature.
Ae drew vcry agTopas distinction between Gus.
ha~ 1om ana fashion; be.towins few very effective
sc.ibcd as goddess compounded Of about thirty
opposite characteristics. The cmulations Of social
n.e @ were also very happily treated, both in their
given, which, alhough resulting naturally from thc
fat1oc1nations OF the political economist, was yet
, 1864-02-10

yesant. Think Of these peculiar little
italian pleasurea taking place in the
precncc Of Cottonl How be would haze drawn
the sword Of the spirit, hurled his tenthlles and
twentieth1Ies right and lett, spltted MorelI and
6tefsnl, annIhilated Losini. thrown little castri
into Salem hsrtor, and hanged pretty Morcnsi for
witch. The music Is not OF the highest order.
Much Of 1t Is commonplace, hackneyel stuff, some
OF 1t tvaddle, the whole redeemed by few very
pretty airs and come fine choral elects, With, occa
aiona1ly, very graceful Instrumentation.
Lor1ni was In good voice, and sang tncly
tE1oughcut. 1dorensi ~had very ungrates
full part, confined vocaIly to dismal
recitation In the lower register, but she showed
the true artist in making miserable character In
tercstipg. Castrl, ID tho page, Was blue and
cole pocket edition Of woman, delicate, petite and
charming. She sang with exquisite sweetness.
especially the sdper bo7yeste In the bal xsa.Qzs
scene. 6tedani WAS In good voice, and sang moro
correctly than usual auo In excellent taste. us
uade tho grand finale very effective By his dne &C.
tion and singing. Morcli did one Of the best
things Of tho evening In the rendition Of the os-
cez=e perduto. 1t Was splendid effort, and WAS
greeted with hearty enthusiasm.
Tonight, the immortal Don Giovanni, which
will bring out the entire strength Of the company.
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS -BEHET1T or Sol
D1Ens' HoME+-1r. Dcebc, proprietor Of the gal
leEy Of paintings exhibition at 107 Lake street,
has very generously rendered the proceeds Of the
exhibition for len days to the use and benefit Of
the Soldiers Home. The time for the commence
ment Of this benefit Is fixed for this evening, and
will terminate on Saturday week. Let us hope
that this generosity On the part Of Mr. Bcehe, will
meet with hearty response BY all who desire the
success Of that noble charity.
Col. WooD's MusEua.-The Invisible Lady is
D1r 10 fva ia I'm Nraou ynr
, 1864-02-10

I'm Ballo in Maschera was most appropriatelyset
down for the night OF sbrore Tuesday. 1t is tho
end Of the carnival, and to-day We 50 into sack
cloth and sprinkle our heads with ashes and com
mcuce Lent. All the world was in q mask last
evening, and although In this practical, holiday
dcspieing country, we have no procession Of the
1anf gus and this charming little roi des bonehers
en- his back, with corn,ean scepter sword;
although our Michigan avenue Boulcyazds did not
swarm with makers aud our Clark street corso
with etrcamers, bonbons andt confetti, although
punchinello and harlequin With their daggers OF
1ath and whips Il bladder did not belabor our
staid citizens, still the production Of the Masked
Ball vas in good taste and significantly introduced
Ash Wednesday; and II tonight the wicked Don
Giovanni treads the boards still, We can avoid
damaging our saekcloth by remembering that the
immortal composer wrote also the stabat Mater,
and that tho horrible Don in the finale goes to the
bad.
Tho Masked Ball'' Is pure italian production,
although Its scene BY = strange anachsonism. is
laid In Boston, towards the end OF the 11th century.
Shades Of Cation Mather ani Samuel Sewal1
Plots, counterplots and marplots, intrigues, coll
apiraeies and assasslnations, blank murder,
masks, daggess, astrclogess, onInous lap Wings,
venouous red dsagons, and that verisable whirll-
gigy waltz which 40 shocked good old Peter Stuy.
, 1864-02-10

Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. 36S
Tic iuc.casc is in como degree doubtless owing
to tnal1 pox, but this docs rot entirely account
Tor it.
The record Of nationality shows that among tho
deaths arc 40 natives Of Chicago, nearly all Of
whom were infants. Next Ireland and Germany
have 20 and q, and clxssed ss unknown, arc A..
The remainder are divided among dozen 6tates
ard Nations.
The ra1ions diseases aud tho number to each 10
is as follows, .AFoplc1y :; brain fever 2; bowel
complaint ] !; bilious fever 4; Group 70; convul-
e:onb 10; consumption ,0: childbirth II; con-
as sGs fSa ssessssan S
the lungs IS; cold aud fatieuc /; cold s; chronic
dIatrhca 1 capillary bronchitist !; com plicatlon
Ssn GpheRy eRy g. & tSps sysbe5 en 9:
d1sMae d1ssass Of the 11;se1s, hsdss dans.ss a.sa
s9p,shne wonGd hSydiossh = hssst disease
Q: stomach Go, OF bowels I; Intermittent fever
s; intcnperance ] !; killed In battle /; killed /;
lung complaint J.; lung fever g., lsryngitIs !;
]; nervous fever 8; old age Il !; putrd sore throat
l; pulmonary fever i. puetpefus feyer 4; pneu-
monia . !; railroad accident 1; eairocaton scar
let tsye16: ttill lorn 8: small pox IS sesotula
!; teething :; tylhold fever IL. typhus fever :;
ulcers J; liberated sore throat I; water on the
brain s: whooping cough l ; not stated &c.
have been under ten year,. The sudden and cx
qsng aS month
tent aggravated many cases Of small pox. Irls
urged that the rncleanly condition Of tho streets
has increased the yiEulence Of many complaints.
Whether an improved condition Of the streets
would lead 10 corresponding Improvement In
health. will not probably be known for some time.
The question Of the parallel improvement Of NOR
ais and municipal health is also likely to remain
, 1864-02-10
DI Il D j.

% II D.
this city II. sth inst Of pupurs At the resi-.
CcEcf Of A II. Holden. FTheFc she was visiting her
relatives, MARTHA, ated IS years, daughter Of jag.
WIlkeF. Of thornton. n. aau Ette or Joseph W.
johnson. of Fort GorinEton. New YORK.
Farewell! we meet no more
On this side Of heavent
The parting scene Is o'eE,
Tho las: sad look ID given.
T. this city, Feb 9th. Mrs. MATILDA GRACE, wife
Of Rev. IT. G, Jackson and daughter Of Dr., James
cGo1n, Of Mercer. Penns5fvnnla.
Tie funeral will take place from tae residence OF
tsE husband, 1g North Carpente! street., today at
O'Clock T. Ii. Friends are invited.
EI Pittsburgh papers peafe copy. -
In this city, Feb. 9Th. MARY EETS0LDs, Infant
child ofJohn F. and II. Fannie Stafford. aged wee.
Funeral to-moTrow (Thn1sda9) At II 4. Il from
their II tsldeuce, rs Ohio street.
In this city, tie 6th ust.. Capt 4. 8. W1GG1Ns,
aEed 80 years..
In this city, Feb. 9Th, ALFRED HENRY 1SAACSoN,
eldest son Of JOS md CHARLOTTE ue1e1nn9, aged IL
months Ut dsys,
E New Orleans papers plase copy.
In thie city Feb. 9Lh, Of conEest1on Of the lungs,
Ms. LUCY fERK INa, mother Of Geo. II. aud Daftd
". Perkiae, aged s. yeays and Is dAJs.
81 buffalo papers please copy
, 1864-02-10

Cure Of Thront and Lung Diseases.
Remnrk able Cure..-The gentleman whose
ethtenent Wc now pnbish is Nell known to o1r
cttissns., d.: Aver, MCormick's building, corner
Randolph and Dearborn streets, has met with ex-
traordlnazy success in the cure OF Cataarh Throat
Disease. B1oneh,tis, Asthma and othor diseases
Throat and Lung Institute are thronsed daily.
Consul: alton free
Mr. Bartlett Eays:
II haze made t1ia! Of Dr.. Ayers new system Of
cuIc o. 1hIoat and Chest diseases, and have my
sell been cured Of an alarming affection OF the
lungs that hare no doubt torld hate termiaattl
IN asdM. Ills remedies are rho4y unlike any
bad eeen before: am fully satisfied that DR.. Aver
Is correct II ,I biz examination In ny case, and
eminently eEiufu1. His Instruments socm to
be perfect: The Doctor ia candid In his opinions,
ard would aavtse my friends who may be a1llct-
Cd 10 cell On a1m JOHN G. BARTLxTT.
hes1depcc So. Halsted street.
formerly Constable Of Cook county.
fe9-wscd-3tdG1tW
~ House and sIgn Painting, CaIctmfnine
Glazing and Graining. Paper Uauctngs ard Win
dow shadcs selling wholesale md retail At New
York prices. +. E. R1GBr, 50 Randolph St
BOX oStss JaY24u534-1m
, 1864-02-10

In this city, Feb st at the parsonage Of the West
Mr ARxolb WALiAcF Of lie 81 81. III carslfY Sad
lI:es sUTNTuA FILLMORE. " kano County, nj.
Lyons lows, on the 6sh tnst ut the reaidence Of
VIII. Nc. e. DYE OF The 10th Iowa Volunteers, and
NELLIE A., daughter Of Judge Il. L. Eucker, Of
thfcaEp.
, 1864-02-10

DOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
y so,mn acres of Lang, On the .fae Of the Lo9ans-
Thete a9ds ase n&h and rolling. and are vthn three
ytlle, aad 1Ve niles from good Coal Mine. and viii
be sold cheap. one nh eass ha1nce = Ts Or sevea
MAnufactory at ChAtsworth, IN succeseful operation
70 better lsnds n thc state; Address q appl5 70
70 ]: sTIILWx1Ls ESQ. ChAtswosta, illinois,
IR9QpN1J&t
, 1864-02-10

COMPLIMENTARY DINSER--The President
Of the Academy Of Science viii give an entertain"
ment this evening at his residence to the dlst!n.
euiahed naturalist, Professor Agaseiz to which ai
members are invited.
VRssr1 4A1r,-The schooner Alf1lard FILL
,nora ss vcxterdav sold. with Nh her rigging and
s.sr1. ~ M,,sh,1;s e.,e 70. S80n. The purchaser
sss D.vIa Ferpusou, Of Milwaukee, her former
owncr. Tho Fillmore il now In dry dock undergo.
Ing extensive repairs.
RouBEu1 FROM TIE PERSONA grocery
torrcr named Downing, near the corner Of Ran
do.ph and DcepIaines streets, was robbed Of $aoo,
While sitting In the store On Monday night He
mad the money in q little bag in his pocket, and
fell asleep in his chair; the money was gone when
hekWQka,
, 1864-02-10
CITY MORTALITY.
Report Of tho Health OGlcer for the
Month Of January.

The mortality record Of the city has Just been
completed for tho month Of january, 1864, by the
Htalth of!cer, char1es PcrEy. 1t shows increase
o,er tho same month in last year Of IL, the total
luuber Of deaths for the month being 3ee, thus
, 1864-02-10
amu8Rl1tWf8.

McVICKER'S THEATpK
LAsT WEEK OF ITALIAN OPERA.
oi@1ssoA...,... .....--....- J. GaAs.
This fWEDNEsDAY> evcoirs, Feb. lo,h.
4ozart's immortal Ea,;cruosk,
DON GI0yANNI don IuRu.)
The greateas OF all Opens writsCu with tho IN.
precedcneeh cart:
Donna Ann* ;Msnc orlni zsr,inn. Mile Castsi-
Eon Gtoyanai, bis renowned ch.sact.r..StE ,orciit
leporelo. his unF1v&l1td ro'c.. Fnymes
Co1nAntntore. sig. Cofestt Aassetto Sig RaF1iIj
Ccnductor and AnsicA1 Dilnctor. -....SIo MUxfa
Tomorrow, AAIsrliA .Fttdn5, NORIA.
Saturday, cit - IT The reason.
Tick. u ONCE lp the day tina At gs Mus1c stoko
Adun1salon Il o. Re*efvol 8sass 80 csuta extxat
Second Tfty 70 cents. Dptra cpmNenccA II q'elurt
a..
, 1864-02-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

City Rccor1.-Th!s useful publication, by ].
J. ". O'Donahue. containing full and accurate
list Of arrivals at the several hotels In tho city, up
to the hour of going press will bo Issued On the
1st Of March next and daily thereafter during the
business season. Advertisements will be received
from wholesale dealers only. The Record Is m cx-
cellent publication Of tho kind, and we commend
1t to the attention Of advertisers. Mr. ODonhhae
can beTound at the office of the Job Department
Of the TltInIlNE.
, 1864-02-10

iowa REcnu1Ts.-About one hundred and
seventy new recruits for the 18th Iowa Infantry
paaaed through this city on Monday night en route
for Louisville, Kentucky. They LEFT over the Gin
einnan and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and will
TO by way Of Kokomo, indianapolis aud Jefferson
VILE They will arrive at Louisville this evening"
and will ut once be placed In the veteran ranks,
and 60 into active SERVED.
, 1864-02-10

TWELFTH WARD AID socETY.-The ball
for tho benefit Of the amiies Of soldiers Of the 18th
Ward, which was held at the hall Of the German
Tu1ngemeinde, on the 9Th inst, having yielded a
satisfactory result, the following resolution Was
passed at The meeting on Monday last:
Atsotred That committee OF i've be appointed
70 IeSeFe applications from soldiers wives who
nay ne IN need, and that they be required at the
residence In order that tho committee NAV ascer.
ra.a Whether relief L necessary and the attendant
cnms.anees: saaa Ihe following gentlemen were sp-
Ehrhaselt, Alderman Geistneld, Jalius Fiake snd
John Barrels. 1t is expected that thcsa oentIeer
ogthe meeting. '%S ~'seS'e
, 1864-02-10
.Dounn.

TAKEN UPON, Tuesday even
Il lrg, running at large on Dearborn ttreat \ horse
and huYky, whish the owner can haYe br . ytu4 az
pen.es By calling atfS St&.e e.feek, fNt9 95a4ls
, 1864-02-10
Un SIOUX.

MONEY.-A few thousand dol
AH1 hrs to Loan
Oh WAREHoCeE RECEIPTS,
AZ the otEce Of A1uERT NELSON b CO., 21l souaa
Waler street.. tsllT5s..It3rhn
, 1864-02-10

Agent in each
w County In Illinois and Wisconsin, to sci,
souosaxIa'a 'asrAEpAEDA A354s OF Thy WoaLD, Rr!n-
&c. anely cu!ofed and handsomely bound, and the
CnIfE.T Ar1As u The woEIp Hsa The neT Terri
Sole Hight Eounties gvea to Ageuta- Pr7vate cir
culas sent on receipt Of sfAHr, By Il. E>EAHDON,
Agent the Northwest, g Lake street., Chicago III.
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