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Bri.Dina A!atcric.s.

nEATN PIPES, Glaz,l ana Yitriiiod, rom >
~ t.I3 .u.h in lisn-.- tian~y top, osid.a Vase
Green iIrI.r nuf ovsa Ilrf. 4 .
LJSS 49, ND POI Terry. Depot ~ 20 fD'fls o.
7 TMBER-i.CoO. GEO fec. Good Seasoned
e tathe- rassu y-fL i.ae. Nh.iess,l. b .E Wal
nul tsA ClsIs. M.p.. OIt ru'rnat. Ncfc1 Hs. WOOD,
.e Sc. 40 ~ Fil-l oe- - t4e i0lsef market pfe
a. ~ CHAPI.. .oot 0f " cat twen'y .t..isl =.
NJ AEBLE MANIELS.-1le bc'i piocc M
" a. y., rarht sr cheer, III ,., L,.t rd HANTELs
tat KLAEfKS Hlnir Maal,'rierg, $50. lu3 lll lbin
-. u.ar iiag.. Ns,.-N ORR. GO thif o-'
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HEAVY RorUERy.--some time YESTERDAY
-,o., lt, s-o af ,f ID was stolen from the hnnse q
DANIEL HNTI8lS, af t.o conner of North FIRST and
lr,.o9fsl J.-.-v Cu~. The money va srcT' ted be-
.. tse la .f-,.es ia iIARriGAN- bedroom. and from
~ eir,i,ngtqatcs .4syiciou ici upon ASS tIfI
rtv tbo servant gi-i IAc girl wac subi qgcatiy
rrstef ro committed 20 tine county Jail u await the
,..4 ION o..ltr Grand dur'.
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ucuiis.rr

TAR WMTFsr.. No. 2G3 Ata-ava.. corner Of
Z -. h.. EXTRACTED Trrrli ri. .-' 81. 20 or s--
I,u' o. ,,-iL TEETH i.a. fI.y, fiL.-l. b b. a. ll-
b. o l.-.lg ye!y nlrd-.r tt.t. l-.-.a &" ief "a.
.Hgis. rllaDt.ag Nrs 4a.A t.Iserl.., ID D.. hA4r
l.Nit aii bALDNiH
II u. GRIFFIN BROS. DENTISTS. (hGy-
q. frr % O. tht- bi.ll go Lab t.ac-l my te
Consulted Only - 80. % Grrrtst N'w.t5rs. vnDrr
Oh IS r8naao t0 extract troth yor-F without pain ~ tue
r.s ol Nrlus Drde El.i So o. Teeth ,rad 81 ?riiHa
E.f. .sr o. Granrr SO Fa.tr -r -. .a. : yer
11lI rr.. q J. txffa-'ir- - Genie. Ho cir iof a.
rcfre .rr-ra 10 f. u telf. a.C TO DO lIffrf"l.
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EW-YORk FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
~ NYALl--IEEEI.
Groceries ano i,rJDis.onc.

DOTTED Me md POTTER % 81 80 per
u.l sc.-l ..r, f1 anr .ft-of fhe c'f5. D.fost
f.1.l-.4 at.r .. Iatrs tHtI returned. 4 Ih--- d' Is
tc t4ato l5p.u- house. I'D sl.f lr.,fln.r g. Asp
.ny ar...a D. hCt.st.f. .afr t..r "a. I't p.,
ueI D -..f 81. h..-aselt fi,t .ri iaar,.. h~.-}o.l
NrTtSTl YEAST, VEST,
: ll.r.'fbrfri fDsi .H.-rLp EAST rg tr-or'
o. .4..s l.l ..rsliae gr-.s d. lre il-t -1
o. UNSURPASSED ~ IT. QUALITIES
T. iur.r f...st ta.f. . ih. ir.. r.'... &C. fprrh
bog .,i nd -'.o.s ltr-r r..t. ll t..-, ies teu l ,.
., t. ..r arE tl~ Dough fa.y i9. a~ oven tran -
ofarr a-f.. of t.a trIt
81 convinced .r.Hstra Samples fa-a'.lrl cr-;i'
Ll4c a. t.sia. -r.lts1 80 dst-.g.. ...
Nos. 80 md o. ,tn..v
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GITE ETE7ES.
HaseyC. BoWEA

CgElE.A PARK C0NCiRr.-The Contra.
Pas Corni s.orerr suuoaHoe "a there vii be mus.
or thc ,ian At tie Genital Pfs itis afternoon CON
tnsIcne ta.-e o'c.ocs, b. he Central PARK hand.
sader taa ccaeiahipsf Il. d. DOM ogu il she wes.le-
1. fne.
.ho f,l,iri-r ia the programme
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.ho fol.r.1r ia the programme
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o uvsrtrrr fct snd f-t...'~ 20
&. hssl rcr II Polio ~ 4 '.tt
o. url1i ton fr3-l " 4 i- t-s--' !t-ta--
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=. No lrf. Eflt1 i.L %. so.'f,
g.. ka -
Z. Sall- ..s.J4lel. l'. 'Ol4..........s- - -jp-
han -. !e--i.
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IAt-r-tl..ment ]

TuE ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal,
Double NO. ior No,essE. nos rcsdy conisiripg oi'ia'
ilsr-c,-r, ard B-c-p-.s. O. leading ncn. hln'V-ooA
alsoAor. rIGsSolocE lGYaloaSoaT. % 'i-o- o
CLnceg" rsycaolocg al muci ohc' matter 10 10" found
IT, 100 o.Aer publication 70 il tlniouey 'f'tf-'~o. ~i'l
Nnaty-sl ,sullrs o IcL reading ma'i@u ~ hrs p' q
cspt. @2s ye.r. rts-e e5dre. FovIsH q V sLis No
%. 8so-G.a., - y.
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NEer,Ornndn.

The Atsr, renorf. Encountered sforg y rafa lt'iri
nrt N 1s.re cr Ia the ltrarslip Chcmfnn bound
90 Care OFT over s bar sshl H. company ~'A s'-'4'f
C.lltaS, bound W.
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cost au1 a'ouno.

E0UND-A BLACK i.ORSE. with whtc star
and ore willie tot Which te owner hsve y pol ~
properly lad raa- ezplu.c Inquire a. J. LLS.fS >, ~
- aletugfi.4.tl.. hts-foIA.
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CrxrEu PAEx.-A fne specimen Of Che
srcr,s. s.g he's been presented &, tte Commission
sr1 Of n, Ccau 9 PAX by g.. W. bEsnrY. es9. o..
%eE -HAeer j. i. CAu"lSlEG c.g.. OF Lltand ft..
la slso ef .l lo tc co.eoLou oi birds ct the Para M
in.srcs,l reciuen OF tue Gree. Aouaian pa.i1io- re-
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Professional AoiicrG.

A RTIFiC[AL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
"A order ard inherited nv Dfs p BAigN rad -. COZ
GFLu AvE formerly employed b. BOi. oaHe.., Of .s.,
.ss krog.rn~, =. !.
nE. LEWlo's MEDICAL and 81 RtJtAL
~ DESTITUTE. No z i.e.c.-s... tetFe0n yarck sni
Nes; troai@ay 10 the only rec Where tho Gicted VII
Tec~irs ffprtl leiire treatment. r1Is en ~. ~ o.
OFFICE MEDICAL, No. 10 Bleecker-st. cor
~ Ilourfun lie french p9co- h- cruz Ii.ra o.
" di.ct-es itf ahrco1sth speedy
boirli pri.faiio- Oie iour Rom ,n 4 10 % ne
GUKGlCAL HOSPITAL, under the care cl
- EbNAhD II. DiAOS. 81. D.. tdtor o. m .a-l,rd,
il5 Che et.I tratrir. l dirsr o. tso lDtc fisrfa-
~trcrur. rfrr o. tfi c-r f 'ev ve 81 or oayi,
p.a-e o. thr ut 'ativ- 'iestnl RI e. 0rinnr 1c1r.
-. tsoas Di e. .. O. j. eAd ~ cssnns1, a. Dr.
b.'srssldCrco. Z fifn .yauHe.
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r., an,s,v. bv HnI'ou j. H., c. Wsuen.st. ~
sndlO A. - endf AID mop Ia SUNDAY uin
f,oa We - -
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I'd not the Companies, is 10 determine tait. Morn
over would retoyt tfis ciam that tacT sre tcs1l
sble parties who val gladly take 1@ hursr o. tier
bsud,navins iaFTe bonus too it4ti a. rel ." cary
en eerg li reduced n.ic Il Oi . ilcio sri. re-
most tel these railroad gentlemen ei iWh "hHS hIe
r9 200 she pablo believe t.en cgoslcrHs; ahG n
tfrv ,ror'f avoid thn smofheTrd iDd -ut"l II TIE PEI"
pie which j. evidently re- ,dv 81 brek out ain with
glr, tdat viii net b. ~ tasi a. app Sc ~ thr' found
before tLey vii. aet wisely a. eing az attempts
~ az.af. moro iaa AU CA" terrell lee o h'f rrnis
N ter insist ON collecting itC Uu'ad stat. tax iiOm
.s. ,.s t't-i lt the ouutuct'rs D. required 90 fur
nan c.s al ioc.. 10 tsr eNtvat %. cgi tickets for
an ce,t. VIZ. T.. !lOS. OF i9th Ward
COURT or Cos,f0N rLe As sryomt Tsea-oc1 II
Before De- e NAaD1zO
DECfS ONs.
LANG ag,. SoaGER.-Arp cation denied.
CairAy 49,. rY--ict at'a. tr.-t i-uc. unto. WA7soy
-.. ...ta.. lv. a.s $50 ara u cot.s C-i0 s.t.
lion -iei. vi'. $50 .,.t- sec men ul-ulr4
iA-scrt.seulsat
IT. TALBOT CoECrgT ..ATaD MEDICAL
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The Ry,. =. II. BooLE viii deliver d.
coarss 20 e., ciafch IN T'!sty.sucatl.s;.. te.#c,-
Bsco1d asa iiird-Gyes sunday evening, o. ' o.
SatiUnaj i ~"
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tiTsr;lsomrai.l
LArS CURTAINS
~ h..-c-D PEicss.
tive-ts -rrnt
Co.-vEIEST To HAVE - TIM TO sE.-A
Ts... or PLRRYs 14rla.sf EooT and tgos ioL44a Ai-
yosrs.-e Der ter l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

HCDsoy river RALLoKD.-Imp0f.aa
rAangss VIII a.s place IN the time tac Of ul rosd on
IIoudfy, Oct0ber 81.
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uGy1s.-yocal. Spua. iItrrlns oud All
d,rrns wes,ues.ee tr-s'-d 10y q. r. BANNING ii d. a. 40
~ oHJ o.. lloli G. Ia. % p.
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CoSCE.r TX BRoOKLYE.--Therew was con-
cert a Washington Hail, Brooklyn on Ia, Monday
evening flo performers being chiefly composed Of the
ahoir OF ST. Peters r. C. Church Of tho Western Dis
crici. NJ .. n. Lolnsrz the organist Of 81 Peterf
4pqcss.Es ia Tao aou5ic espacity OF conductor aud
MS choir r,ng evidence Of gss. care in the rehearsal
al the cno.uses
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IIrp.os A.y.E 400 ..LlIlzr ,vPERIyEEyf

liIpsoy ftNEE hAfLaOhD--a -sl.lAfi futhklt.ksi
Ds,rls Jsrlcn 10 % NA-EFs sTEEsV ~ ~
HUDSON RIVER EAILkOAD FOR AL
+ 4 BANY AeD TROY. co4rectns with ITaRs Seth 81
y est lE-.ns .r.srt lso1l G.--lb.r, : r-sl,
Lrrl-+.. a. d. Ifae.sLi Irsins. II 30 a
ti..l. G. Exrrrsr.i sul 30 3.
f0.Fa a. a. o. iJ:i - -, -rg ING Tom o;l5 M
10 sr-r ard Eel Tll.yto-sn Train, $40
y o To- DID, Trsia has .3rng Cars attached from ga
s-ec enough e. BaaGls sl4 sa- .oea.s k.ase wings
sisng..
On IN, avs % - p 2. Com och Street
j. n TOuCEY, Asst SSp<
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CoEoSlH's Ivc-EsT. Tile body Of IN Aim
t7vsjdier was found floating u 80 Eis' River OF -5-
{, ye.osde- Deceased was apparently sboal 20 years
o. asa ord he'd been IN tie Vatcr bTi three Of four
Gags IIoa letters iou43 ln hs possession. bic Rauc ia
s.elcvoG g. be Z. J.. JEANS Coroner EAyEY Aclt I'm
inquest
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IMPoEriE T TO SHIPPEsS Acknowledgements
o. the delivery OF goods BY carmen foF alpncni.
si,aiiar to .4e loogiag az ~ uiro Government
camp:
Received Eeu-IoFk. De. q iStl from II. p. & !.
-. SsHTu o. hoard Pcopts Live a., following % B..
ca,s ir rrD7 Order and 90 Dr.. e' u p,r ni-tA b:
Ten o,rc Lemons, twenty i've boxes I.sisins. three
issgs Chc,tau.s Marx: join DE- Chicago. Il.
Ltesir on Lakes
THr,.rrl DFrAET,HzvT oFT1rr ~ iNTFRShl
IlSEsUF, WAsRrGION. Oct ~, ls0L
GrvrEal. reply ~ yOgfs 0i the 2ith inst. that a
a.f ar dr. .D. nf tho fosm suulited by you, If not
receipt TO- Le ccivery OF goods or property. n the
;soanin orth' ACt W Congress and therefore does not
..c1uire a. iqilp. Very respectfully,
T. a. EoLirs Dep. Commissioner.
aessrs. u. =. & .. Il. SHITH New York.
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PRys'g AFRICAN FIVE AED AGyT CURE
r,r c.sc fog Fcv-r aad A.ue. Il never i-s Dtpo; No
80 Ll5-isy-st, ~ s-slr,.
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Ivy RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
BROOKLYs TO PHILADELPHIA
S@GW-.IERsEY RAlLROAD.-Trains lcavt

~ foot o. Ccr,snd... fcr PHILADELPHIA Al and 10
w. y H. and ard II midnight for BALTIMORE sns
WssnIssroS a. aud 10 M 59O o. M and ~ mIdnisna
Military tickets receivable In tbs M. aud 7o
trsBs. Tor o.ber particulars re bills O. Office
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NRIE RAlLWAY.-PassengeE TIais tcav

IL a. follows. VIZ:
~, Express ,pr BaIRo. 800 "a,
4 -. EzY.r ~ CievcIasa direct, via A o. w. -
e. . ni Bill. ciiy. foE Os'sslls.
10. n, iisi Tor Hua-lo.
A.. a. Wax 70. Ohsyie. Newh1r,h end Warwick.
80 whit ETp7ess lsaiurtaSs and sunssJs ezeege
e. puiksl Eulaio &c. -.
~ =. at.I.ut -rrsss dsily ior Dunki; Roois<srz
4ir &c ~ rauIday- TIL. tf-a vii ran 10 bs-sss
Only. D. L.. Emil at. .or DisicTs.
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
II RAILWAT. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAs
81 gfirH III sfNS Lave NEW Oilk. yia. lis ~
.i.,,~ f-,. fsf d Cbs,,5c-a.sf RUNNING THkDrssi
10 cLEgElAED. ~, WITHOUT CHANGE or rs
~orr .-h r,!-'adl fer al principal cl,s IN the "Nsa
rh,s r9of 81 e.e extended sHd vii sosa b IN corPr1
-r. o.der i7 Mars'ei3. Gallon. tra-'a, DAYTON, Coe<s
u.Lt-s - Loai. s.i.Aol. bfcsk ~ gau.c -
n u Qooer,. 0en Ticf-. k-., Il. r. sfgEEise-A.
.ietl.lr "a GeasfEi .iart
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CAKES POa BgEA KFASI are not enjoyable u
i. --aa4-r-ri,s o. savrs EAST lrDIi CogrGR Poe atf
Is sad D., 90 rr1rsf. fnDe - per H. 49, '- hEET
~ e.les 3 aiilo. Craesal LrF1t NO. Is. hcAae.a-
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btsamboats ano Eailrcaos.

OWN AND ROUTE to CALIFORNIA,
-. under efosn military protection. No inu,.ns
= t- Omit, through whieh ihs coecs.s pa-s oashe,
-. tsr-IfIt, - ksuels ~ Tor DIrNrt, 0th X x
INV f,priT ;, IN LAKE. WASHOs and CAldFoh
II cysn, ~, a Il though mails ard passengeEs betwees
a. ,ii anI Psh. States connecting At SAT- Lac c,y
NV new cosrA ues 30 The PgircPi points IN dsss
M1utrra inl Orofor.
1'''''s' %" MN aO,,LApAY Nc o. Brosdws,
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f-lNF.- IlsTll hi
WINDOW SBApTS.
keK cgOEgs OK DWELLINGS.
Ma1ufac;arcf b.
g. L. { :. &. Kari
No 49, Eisaiwsy.
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tNA} LINE FOR ALBAN Y-CItANGL o.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE LEBANON STRINGS, SkRAlO
o., MONTREAL. sni 81 po.nts North and West, via lid
River. . ,.,
be- new rearnbos. G vEBBsnp, Capt. y. II. UTICA
co g. aud the DANIEL DEW, Cant. J. T. ThLLN ~
torn asiy Inc jo Ails1y ifon DeshrosSess, g. n
Ed li 81 ng.i9 isnlir. NJ Co2srH,s ho.s DooL Wexs
POM. hewhurga poa-sepsio. ..hineorcA. CstsAl 90.
d0u T.ckst- sod On DoaEd. and baggage eAocSod "es
IL .1-.Ln
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No House Is secure without 4; ~ fouso can
bs robbed viii g. th. roaGLlA AL.gA 'fLssAsr pfo -,f
4-gfa 1iv e-i ir2sr art door liJ-r lou-. hove ron
eerv-5 K, disco ,,es- SIX wear -lcec w aoo fi'fe
sr-...s volIlass 7 I,0IEEs. 30. 80 broadway.
, 1864-04-16

s.: a soldier, 81; Mrs. Steele, 81; Ata. 5e~sst
Tie lie Frseidcnt reported that Mr. "; c. REYNOLDS
szand ths to ' H. NE ae1bsSs e. t6s Rsr sia McHo
ntsSa Nd; ths no.ms1 TateD 1epe peaSa
selected articles Of rssnced S1 cee rqS III Do
1sn @ a. III REPORTED that the tide deed to The
5ssa 9s ds sbso s15 rna noa.e I 5o.1h r.
=. r. u4 mi hc moved under &, 100. The ground
r nsqq3:d g. st It r.
1saar thc adjoining 50 feet, at so per foot: that
would not ncc, further additions; they have now
ia feet front. ..
!, the nov Home: 1t waa decided that the consid-
Grafton be postponed TIL 1t were; seen how much
money could be raised. One should he condition
On he other, and the Purchasing Committee WIS
directed 10 act in the matter.
On motion Of Err. .Hosmer, 1t was decided to
meet On Monday evening next, It the Home, 1T
O'clock to takc into consideration the raising of
The necessary funds.
The Toard then adjourned.
, 1864-04-16

TOR SALE-Or Exchange for q
/ email desirable honsc ii Chicago, farm OF a
acrrs uf land about 10 OF timber, 10 partly I'm
proved, and housc containing ave or s,x rooms tont
ber q bearing plum snd cherry trees .nd an appe
son it Is known aR the Widow pick-peon Farm. 10
Gated the sasc Eoad abont miles f!oi:
Ra,roads txo miles ttom one station and three fEo
another 1t has been formerly valued st 90 b1t VIII
DAYS. Pcesessien given edta; el1 and if not sole
or traded sooner 1t will be offered at PuBL" SALE
At Dundee station. on WEDNESDAY, April 20th, be
TWEEN TIC haurs Of 10 and t?A.N Terms $500 $ht
cash balance suit pusehaser or flrtherarttcEla
e1asrT chirrro aD5rc462F'
, 1864-04-16

izcd her name by this Invaluable article, and wo
sincerely believe thousands OF children mare nee9
that millions yet unborn vii ebaIc its benefits,
and unite In calling her blessed. No xoruEE naa ~
discharged her duty to her suffering HUG CUE ~ ~
our opinion. until she has given ittas bensat o1
Mrs Tins}ow'e Soothing Syrup Try It, motast;a- IT..
THY IT sow.-Ladies' TISffoT, New iofS e''s'
Sold ty oil Druggists. s5 cents bottle
Dh23 3-lsrcii. I'M -TUC-sATETCEs
, 1864-04-16
VARIETY THEATRE.

VARIETY THEATRE.
115 &c 1Iy Dearborn street.
c. II. CHADWICK CO ,Propilctors and ManfSess
.0hAko
MILE AUGUSTA, Premier Danseuac.
First appearance OF
MISS MAGGIE MARSHALL. the beautiful Danseuse.
First appearance Of
7. Il, JEFFERSON, the inlmftahle BAa,oist and Gen.
erat Ethiopian Comedian.
MISS VICTORIA HOWARD, 'Operat1c Vocalist.
NH. TIM HAYES, the Champion Clog Dancer.
THE ST. DENNIS RAVHL TROUPE
Are engaged and viii appear on Monday Evening,
April 18th.
ECAL1 or PBIC1s-Dress Circle, 40centa Far1uetc,
Is cents; Private Boxes. -; Single beats Ia 5o1et
% cents. ap1e.csD1w
, 1864-04-16
UD 3L1an.

ITO LOAN.-Seven or Eight Thou
Il sand Dollars for fye years, On good
REAL ESTATE SECURITY
AT 10 reasonable interest. Addre9"T r. Post Office
BOZ Hl1, Chicago. Aplfs7a1st 4tp
, 1864-04-16
.Uou1lD.

TOUND-1n the Lake, about thsee zee
m,irs ont, scow, painted red and ns nr',"', ,r,hc
out cars Or so plss Tie ew2s, s1a oss'n 'nr,h.st
iuforr: ss!on BY apptytnz TO L HE.S sp-.te1
, 1864-04-16

GRAND RE-OPENING NIGHT
BEILER's CHICAGO CONCERT HALL,
U1lch's Block, North Clark street. between North
Water aud klnzie sts. =, -
Acting and Stage Manager. COvALlAl.
MONDAY EVENING. April ls:h, tho nsst artists In
the country will appear, VIZ:
M'LLE-mARIETTA NAVEL,
The beautiful Light Eope Performer and Premier
Spaniah Danscnae.
MISSES SAEAH and IDA DuVAL.
MISS EMMA GARDENER,
MISS EMMA MILEa.
- MLLE FLORA LEOSETFA,
MONS, DAPTEBTIN,
ME. T. RUSSELL,
MIR ". HART.
MH. ". B. FOX,
The Wonder Of the World,
LITTLE MONITOR EDDY,
AND
Splendid Ballet Troupe.
Doors optn st7 curtain rises At octocf precisely.
Admission Is cAnts. Reserved seats must be secured
during The day for which 10 cents extra will be
cEstEed. Private Boxes IS % and Stngc Seaa 80 cts.
Brles SID String Mustclars wanted immediately.
TIA tpAcfouB and elegantly 1t'et up Hall can be
u.s. for balls. Lectures &C. and has % apPu; te9
Room No. Unch's Block. apt5cSt6s
, 1864-04-16

Court Record.
UNITED STATES C1nou1F CoURT.-Bgors Drum
i. Ietitson Of Denniston vs Robb, Receiver, DC
u. Johnston Is Carver ct al. Dismissed with
III. Smith n johnson ct al. Dismissed ~ to
ali tic defendants except johnson.
4s1. Jewett rs Waterman ct ii. Cause heard
and taken under udvieetpent.
sa5. Ftisoeezet al Is Bross ct q. Referred 70 to
Master Mon!ton in Chicago. and Master Powell In
PeoEa, to take proofs, &C.
ter. &c.
SrFEn1on Cor17-B1ors Valna. C. L-Ia
Cnone1y.
80. Atwatcr rs 1osentha1, administrator, &c.
Leave to make decree absolute.
el9. Smith vs johnson ct Il. Dismissed Is to all
Of tic defendants except johnson.
nony. G. 5. aosmer appointed guardian I'd iitem
6etorx Gey. L-common lag.
CO. Demurrer to 9Th conut in Declaration eus-
talned. Plaintiff stands by his demurrer.
1908 Raishel vs Andrews, ct nj. Judgment for
1ssl: Lieber vs A1nbs ct al Motion to set aside
execution orerruled.
e. FIT Fo1syS a. e. = AcoSe 5Sagnent hs TO. plain
Nsoa Grimme ct al, ys Merty. csse given to the
Cncu1T cornr-Baore Williams, J-Common
Leu.
ii. Rely vs The Illinois central Ra1lrosd Co.
~s Sss Hsntae'd = lie City Of Chicago. Eight
Witnesses allowed to be taxed for plmntid.
rs. Whine vs. Hammond ct Il. Default let aside,
so7. Loeb ct al ~ Wobbecke. Dlsmlssed.
Ss3, Mansaeld rs Maneneld. Referred to Vim A.
Barnes, Special Mister, at Decatur, Illinois, to take
REoonn1n's corn1-Be,ors Nan:Bures J. Grim
Sc Sc. People, &C., vs Mcdonnell, assault. Verdict
u "a People n FIT. larceny. On trial.
SOLDIERS HoH.-The regular weekly
meeting Of the lady 1nanassess Of the Soldiers
Home vas held yesterday afternoon, the President
7. B. Bryan, occupying the chair. The minutes o.
the Last Meeting were read and approved
| The Committee on the Rest reported that during
the week they had entertained s93 men and served
! 2,614 meale.
The Committee appointed to walt On Mrs. ]. G.
Fargo reported that her consent to serve had moi
Jet been obtained, and On motion, Mrs. Saye.i
was appointed to act as Secretary pyo tenn.
The Committee on the Home reported harine
| found evcrything In order.
A donation of one barrel OF pork was renorted
from 4. z. Kent / Co.. and ysluablc sund.ies ftou
The Chairman appointed as weekly Committee,
For he Hosae-AFs. Andrews, Hamilton. ani
ES1 the Rest-Mrt, sayezn, uamlll and Ball.
showing the total expenses for the Houe and Res
| to bo $4,206.e IA for the past month,
The Wisconsin Branch Of the United States San
/ were received with thanks = "
Good Templezs Lodge, Of Alden, III, $1a: Mrs.
| HoExncf collected Is; people from Joliet, s.: 50
through Hrs. Crews; collected By Hrs. DlcEensoa
, 1864-04-16

H!H44&A 2S4 AAe1AA14A+ A@4S$s. =
John Hart Irish. John Walsh,
Edmond Woods, English John Welsh
This is record not very creditable to the voters
Of the Second Ward. Thirty eight ncyer-sc1atch-
1-tckct Copperheads have been compelled to regis
ter their names as subjects Of Great Brltain, to
enable Them to avoid the duties of citizens. The
list Is very Irish one-thiEty-two all told. -Four
arc Euslish, onc Scotch and one Canadian
FOURTH WARD.
In this ward our record is not complete, and
We have been able to discover but three Of the sup
portera OF Sherman and Rose who have taken out
exemption papers. We hope for tne credit OF the
ward that thcse are all who voted ftaudnlently.
Here ETC the names:
Michael Mcdonald, Irish.
Patrick Murphy, :.
Michael Qrirk, "
These are Ill 1fishmen. The Coppe1heads claim
that the Irish hare been foremost in supporting
the Government and in furnishing men and means
to put down this rebellion. The tables we have
heretofore published OF cnistments have disproved
tbs claim efectnally. No one viii dispute their
claim to excel all othes nationalttiea IN sknldng
behind British Consul's certi1cste Of exemption,
The FcDians are IN honorable exception to the
, 1864-04-16

Ar.l1 1Nh. II tho re,tdeoee Of III; Ff.nn It1nes'n
Lesden, ~ The Kew. e. K. ClarSe. Mr: CHA AhS =
nlGsBf, OF Chicago, and Mis- CYNTHIA \. bAhA-
KER. q y est scnn5lsr. St1 Yerk.
u Utica. N. T.. p4pen lease copy. l.,
March Sd. At the seadspee Of the hEide5 iAtues; II
the Town Of Maine. by the Rev. c. + G'asKe3 w
RUDOLPH 4. sLOMER, Of Chlc.so, and 3l'ss Esa1hA
HILHE1RAEp,
, 1864-04-16
MISUNDERSTANDING
3tnGt.

T OST-A large Seal Ring, With
vhit. sct,,rr and Rita, letters r. =" II 10
Z tS a. nnasssasSS e. ,ss # i Is ~
ns ~" r III fyona dsccnsed brother thao EoF
Its yaiue. 1'ooAA'
Rpl%r.fsl1t
, 1864-04-16

TOR SALE-Lots, Good Build
Ing and Residsncs Lots. pleasantly located n
bard and Eoolo streets. It nom 32oS e y 81, q
B1rnbam Martins of1ce Is Ksst Randolph street,
ft11. .Y1D6s 1u1
, 1864-04-16

DRowFED.-A man named John Bfnner,
engaged on 1af on the canal at Lamont, fell into
tie water on Thursday and was drowned. He
leaves wife and three children.
, 1864-04-16
Rrul 35state--U0ulttrp.

TOR SALE-A Farm near Chi
l. c.go, ca The highest ground the county. VII
be eold or t~ #. value II scd before tie
figure and en- easy ttFms: together viii . large
amount Of hztt cl Is bnsoees proDerty-some decided
b4rgH1p' Uuimplo oyed I4a1ds near the city, at half
thelr value, For particulars call At cur otaca.
E.B.-MorcJ loaned, on mort GaEe security; hy
Room So.7 Kingsbury Blvck. II. o. Box 3la3.]
, 1864-04-16

be In tho m.jorty and then, In questions and laws
affecting Western interests, wo belie7e the advice
counsel and aid Of the Mercantile Association OF
tics o1 The Legislatures and Of tho Congress- Of tho
United States. Aside from the foregoing Other u
t-1e.ts arc foetcrcd. The minor mattsrs and rela~
mnnjty Of interests which exist between than
lcnds rs 10 believe that tho occasions! assembling
Il tcethcr tends more to harmonize asptr1tles, q
eny EXIT remove difficulties aud foster that spirit
Ct ha-nony, friendship and courtesy that ehould
exist in al mercantile communities, than can be
effected in any other manner.