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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su bscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of Caleb D. Shreve. late of Washington city. D. G.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
or before the 10th day of September next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eftef the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of September,
1864.
sep 2o-1aw3w~ G. SAML. SHREEVE.
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4S6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES 1856
The richest, handsonest apd most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
the District. These goods are warranted to be
glded with COLA leaf and OF superior workman.
ship.
Also, beautiful assortment of Card Visite
Frsmes of foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted represented.
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SIXTH WARD DRAFT MEKTING.-A meeting
was held last evening, at Odd Fellows Hall,
(Navy Yard,) Mr.. Holroyd in the chair, and
Mr.. j. NJ. Dalton secretary.
The executive committee reported that they
expected to receive from General Fry to-day, q
statement of the credits on the quota
Mr.. Dalton was appointed to receive $50
subscriptions and 20 gentlemen Immediately
gave their names, netting $500.
The following were appointed collectors -
Messrs. Humphrey, Gross, Butler, Miller, Tai
bot Jones, Gordon, Herrall, johnson, Turner,
Keithley, Scott, Tucker, Dice, Martin, and
Thompson.
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SALE OF SToCKs.-James u. Moisture q
10 last evening, sold 40 shares Of washington
and Georgetown Passenger Railway STOCK At
Sc. u.s.. 9 rer cant.
s,ock interest on. at 81,
800 Corporation OF Washington per CENT
interest on, a. elh: ,o-,h NJ
the city. were also sold 70 sami V. MICS i''
R63 per acre.
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LOCAL NEWS.
IkAxQluMlNTs TONIGHT.


u1rKR.-So long as Mr.. and
"a - Williams remain at Growers
9fJE - for fun or the impetus for a
Ss la1kh, for il these two cannot
~ no use trying elsewhere
A0qhced for Tonight are "Paddy
~! Of the Country," and
kne4zl 1ic1.r The WilIiams's are well
kSIk1cS ~ ne companyI
"a Ha1ATRR Charming MAGGIE
<H0epX,4, full house last night This
= 1efNAued, for of all the actresses that
S2.aGYoapRe4red in this city, no one pos.
AyU respect and admiration of the
IN meater goers than does Maggie
<0L. sy&46she deserves it. for her acting
49, ttiful and original. The old
M081kSrpyyded houses, when "The Cricket
Ho 9IuE1eehAre again reviewed. Maggie as
tM9eHs8e-night again.
~ 4Ut1p4r.-Itm matters not what the At
ctU00n NY be elsewhere, Canterbury is al.
Ways full. The reason is that Manager Lea
4DDEDunnnebu but the best concert hall talent
l11111o1osUA0deligh in the kind of nerfor
g01ee4 non find 1t out Gro see the Nil
49, - z<7a4&kuY not forget that on tomorrow
z8hy3i Shtertalhment for the benefit of
o1R43k1neysroe enrolled men is to be given
VAIMxne -Fitz Simmons new NAV. .rhe
OoavI9yHcul." took we'll last night and his
&.nned there in full force The plav
-. r{sMmed tonight again, as will also
e5a Pill OF song, dance and Ethiopian
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DRowNEp-On Saturday,, as the steamer
Warrington Hunt, Capt Isarel Stein, which
phys betwe cen this city, diesoS1o, and Alexan;
dria, was making her two oG.ock uo~ ma.siu
of the watch, fell over board, and was drowned
He was sitting on the railing asleep, ana wnsn
near Giesboro, sudden jar OF tns vesss, .nTew
MIN overheard. Capt. Stein made every emory
20 save Hawkins, but the wheel OF sas sesso a
struck the unfortunate man on tne nenu, .u SUI
he sank in q few moments. Inc ooay No
single man, and native Of Baltimore.
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REGULAR AUCTION SALES EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Cash advances m ade on all kind of goods. Sales
settled same day. if required. sep Palm
NJ ETRoPoL1TAN POLICE SALE.
A light red COW. taken estray September I'd,
will be sold to the highest cash bidder, on SAT.
URDAY, October lst 1864, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at
the Bazaar. No. SO Louisiana avenue, unless salts
factory proof of ownership is made to the Proper
ty Clerk, at his Office, No. 4S3 10th street west,
prior thereto. By order:
GEORGE q. HERRICK, Property Clerk.
sc 24-3t W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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NAVY YARD.-The gunboat Yankee, of the
Potomac Flotilla, arrived yesterday from
the lower river, but reports nothing new other
than there have been no guerrillas seen since
the Csrrituck's boats were fired into on the
18th.
The revenue steamer Reliance arrived at the
Yard on Saturday afternoon.
Yesterday the ground east OF the fire engine
house was being laid of, preparatory to the
erection Of new storehouse for provisions and
clothing, which is much needed. This build
ing is to be two stories high, and ninety feet by
forty -ore, and when finished it will be an orna-
ment to the Yard.
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AN excitement has been created in the Isle
Of Wight because the owner of land In the vicinity
Of CarisbrOoke Castle, the noblest ruin on the
island proposed building dwelling houses thereon.
The Town Council made protest on the ground
mat the new buildings would destroy the beauty
VI 'he rural scenery.
(a,,,s.ss Milo Mahan, formerly rector of Grace
ProSees,,s PSss, sssey City, and for some years back
Seminar " Nanrch History in the Theological
can say tbev hsss one Of the numerous writers who
Ierso y haS 49, a.'e published "a Reply 10 Co
Panis ChuPeS Sn iPsnsd PSSdts z the rectorship of ST.
from The Theological semlnS-rr. IN lis secession
60 that institution. "ll DC a real loss
The King q Wurtemburg sna IA. ouosn-
ioIpeIS 'nS nasslan nlid rrsncess olga-sre tSkinU
their chateau Of Friedrchshafen durings ssSests at
Der. the Emperor and Empress Of Rusaia s'ssh- .s,
Queen Olga was a celebrated beauty Maurics
Strakosch was many years ago her instructor on
the piano, and some Of his music. dedicated L
her, bears her portrait as the Vignette on the it'll
page.
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1000 DOLLARS

Mr. Wlshart, wish to add my testimony to the hun
dreds receive to the healing properties your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial For fifteen years sufferer ten years
Of that time have slept only my chair being able
to lie down for fear Of sunocaton Ihave employed
Of the best physicians in Philadelphia all
my incurAbe. taken the College where tho
FAeuly having done what they could declared my dis
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in It's last stage, that my lungs partially gone.
Finding ofyour circulars, wife procured your
store bottle OF your Cordial. PerseverengyI seven
bottles, and box and half of your Dyspepsia pills when
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able to work and provide for my family, send you
this and faithful statement for the benefit of the suf
fering Triends, call and me, Oxford Church
Post Office, Twenty. third Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERMAE.
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READING. Pa. April 70, 1854.

READING, Pa, April 10, 1864.
DR.. wshart-Dear Sir One year ago the Examining
Surgeon of this District told had Consumption of the
Lungs and that could not be cured and judging from all
my symptoms at that time myself supposed this be
true. for than year troubled with hack
Ing cough which gradually grew bad that could not
have severe OF coughing without splitting up blood in
large quantities.
For months could not work at anything, and was
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condition in at bIr. RowboamS s4oro in this city,
and he seeing very low, was recommended to try
your PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. He said he had sold a
great deal of It, and that had cured many others,
he believed it would do good bought bottle and
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getting last and after taking bottles
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iron foundry when l commenced To use your PINE
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and thiT yye pouuds since the of 1t have weighed
average hundred and my ave. shall be glad
to have you publish this l believe ] shond not have
been living this time If had your great mei-
cine, ana wish all who suffer receive its benefit
very t1ly yours, Captain SAMUEL HARNER,
No. ali s Eighth street, Reading, Pa.
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WHY DIR. WIS T's
PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL
IA THE pEsT REMEDY FOR THROAT AND LUNa
DISEASES.
DISEASES.

ns the vital principle Of the pine tree obtained OyS
ccuiaI process the disln,on Of the tar, BY which Ia
highest medical properties retained.
its the only safe and reliable remedy which has ever
been prepared from the Juice oftho pine tree.
1t nvgorsteS the digestive organs and restores tho ap
petite.
II strengthens the debiltated system.
1t purnes and onrehos the blood, and eEpes from tho
system the corruption which scrofula breeds.
It dnsolvss the mucus or phcgm which stops the air
passages OF the lungs.
Its healing principle acts upon the rrtatod surfaces Of
the lungs ana throat penetrating each diseased part
relieving pain and subdung Inflammation.
Il s the result years Of study experiment, and II
Is offered to The afflicted with the positive assurance oftS
power 10 cure the following diseases the patient has
not too long delayed resort to the means Of Con
sumption Of the Lungs Coughs Sore Throat and Breast
Bronchitis, Asthma whoopng Cough, Diphthera, and Ia
also excellent remedy for Diseases Of the kidneys and
Female Complaints.
have you a cough? Have you sore throat2 Have yon
any OF the premonory symptoms that most fatal dis
ease consumponY Those should be warned by these
symptoms generally think light Of them until It too late
From this fact perhaps than any other arises the
sad prevalence and fatality Of disease which sweeps to
the grave least ono-sxih of deaths victims Uonsump
ton has destroyed more Of the human family than any
other disease and the best ply scans for many have
dospared Of cure remody that would heal the lungs
but than ws hundred years the whole medical
world has been impressed that there was mysterious
power and efficiency in the Pine Tree Tar heal the
lungs therefore they have recommended the Of Tar
water, which in had good effect but how 10
eonhne the medical proper ties heal the lungs
been mystery until II discovered by Dr. l.. Q.
G. wlshart, OF Philadelphia the proprietor of wlshmrs
Pine Tree Cordial recommended and prescribed
in the practice Of large number Of the most intelligent
and able physicians.
This COrdal,when taken with Or. wlsharts Dyspepsia
Pills, Is an unfliing cure for Dyspepsia.
1000 DOLLARS
win be paid any person who win prove that this or any
Of the certificates published by Dr. wishart OF Phado-
pmAfa are IN any way mlse or issued without authority
| by those who gave thom.
| DR. WIsTAEY-D6ar slr:-l hal Bronchitis, Inhamma
ton Of the Lungs, and shorness OF breath In their
oms HAD been treated by several the eminent
physicians in Philadelphia without berent. was truly
the verge OF the grave. Your PISE TR TAR CORDIAL
recommended to by friend, and using four
| large and small bottles, restored perfect
! health JOHN WARD Receiver Of Taxes,
| Cor Sixth and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia
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VANCE STEwART
ROCIx OIL COMP ANY.
Incorporated June 80, 1864.
Capital, O,ooO.
$1,000 SHARES. A sHARR-PAR.

subrcrption % each sshare original Subscribers for
10000 shares pay 81 cash down upon subscribing and
other lnsamentS Of 81 EACH payable tho ash July
and 25th August 1854, respectively.
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PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN

Passenger Depot IN Philadelphia has been changed Om
Eighteenth and Market streets to THIRTY FIRST and
MAKKET Streets, West Philadelphia. Market Street
Passenger Railway Cars convey Passengers 10 and from
the Depot. ..
Passengers go through without change OF cars.
ia4 HENRY WOOD, Superintendent
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READ THE FOLLOWING FROM UTICA.

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM UTICA.
Or. whhaTt-Dcsr slr:-I take pleasure ia inforans
you through this source that your PINE TREE TAR COR.
DIAL which was recommended for my daughter by Mr.
J. A Hail. OF this city has cured her OF cough Of more
than 1--WE months standing. / had thought her beyond
and had employed the best medical aid without any
benefit. cheerfuly recommend II to the public as
safe remedy for those similarly aaileted
know many other besides that of my daughter
that It has cured of long standing coughs
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN V. PARKER, Daguerrean Artist,
No. I26 Genesee street, Utica, MY.
- have used DR.. WISHARTs PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL in my family, and cordially recon
ayAluable and safe medicine for Colds Coughs
and to those Predisposed to Consumption.
DR.. @. A. FOSTER,
No. lG0 Genesee street, Utica, Y.
The above a few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from an untmely grave We
hundreds of letters from physcians and druggists IN all
pars ofhe country saying that they have never prescribed
or sold medicine which gave such unyers al satisfaction
These Medicines are prepared only by the proprietor,
DIR. l.. q. q. WISHART,
WHOSE oFFIoE is AT
No. 10 N. SECOND STREET, Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Where he be consulted either personally BY letter.
nee Of charge. They are sold by Druggists aud Dealers
sverywhers at wholesale BY all New York and PhHads
phiA Wholesale Druggists
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE Of HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, August /, 1854,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for -
Baltimore at 430 express. Mondays excepted SVO A.
NJ, 10 NJ, 2'3O and 10 80 +. NJ.
Chester at 800, l5 A. M I3o, 2So 4so, 900 and llOo
Pm. -
wilmington at $50 CIondays excepted, 500, Ills A.
NJ, 80. $50, 430, G0C, 10 30 and ll00 z. n.
New Castle at S'05 A. NJ. and 4S0P. NJ
Dover at sos A NJ. ana 430 p. NJ.
Milford al 8 10 A,
Salisbury at 6t5 A. NJ M--
Leave Baltimore at $40 $40 A. M. (E1press), llo,
Wilmington at Tis, s45, A. NJ, 1924, ,r4S, 800 4Ss,
7 and 10 4. NJ.
Salisbury at li'b5 NJ.
Milford at 24b 2. M.
Dovernt G 10 A. NJ, and 4lb p. u.
New Castle at 80 A. NJ, and 6'2I 2. NJ.
Chester at 745 $40 A. M 100, g. 40 500, TSe go
Leave Baltimore for salisbury stations,
al 1925 z. NJ.
Leave Baltimore for Dover intermediate stations
-. TRAINS FOR BALTTMoIE.
Leave Chester at $40 A. 3O5 and 1lO5l N. .
Leave Wilmington at 635, 9'25 A. NJ, $40 and ll4O
Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached wnl run
follows: -
Leave Wilmington for PeTyvie ana intermediate places
at 7'45 P NJ.
SUNDAYS = Only at 40 A. NJ. lo'soP. NJ, from Pha-
FROM PhIadeiphia to wilmington at $50 A. NJ, 1880,
and IL 7. M.
From Wilmington to Philadelphia its A. NJ and 100
p NJ Only 1925 r. NJ from baltimore 20 philadelphia
IA4 II r. KENHEY, Superintendent.
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THE ONLY MEDICINE
WHICH IS PREPARED FROM
THE PURE JUICE OF THE PINE TREE.

Consumption eured by DR., wIsHARTs
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Bronchitis cured by Or. wIsHART's
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Weak Lungs made strong by using Dr.
wIsHART's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
DR.. wIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL Is the best remedy for all Throat and Lung
Diseases,
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GATHERING OF THE CLANS.

The SIXTH ANNUAL GAMES Of the CALIFORNIAN
CLUB, Of Philadelphia Will be celebrated at WASHING
TON hETREAT, on MONDAY September the 9th, 1861.
Cars leave Thirteenth and CAowhil streets at Ss TO-
lH, 1, ~ Rnd4 O'Clock
EXcuf sion Tickets, so cents. -
Tickets be had from George McCement, No. 1888
Chestnut street; John Booth, No. 1880 Market street
George Gardner g. Eighth street. below Passyunk road
william Cameron, Sr., No 22S N. Eighth street; Daniel
Mcintyre, Jones alley below second street. James Ora
Lombard street below Sixteenth Daniel NJ. Brown,
Lombard street, below Seventeenth; William Snodgrass,
Ridge and Willow street; z. H. johnson, n. St
Passyunk ioad James Nelson, Burns Cottage, Sixth and
Minor streets; John Hyde, No 1908 N. eecond street
Chief William Robb No. 1920 Ellsworth street; Second
ChenRn, Wllliam Smith, No. 1870 s.. Second street;
Robert Hamilton, Wstar street, Germantown Anthony
Haig Mil street. Germantown, from any of the
bots OF the Club Committee.
Offers received for the Bar to Tuesday August 30
BeckA celebrated Brass and string Band has been
goged for the occasion, The members will meet in the
Club Room on Monday, 'ptemDer ., at ~ O'Clock BY
order Of the Chief. DUNCAN WIGHT Secretary.
WILLIAM SMITH, Treasurer. au29-Tt
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EADIN RAILR DAD

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE INTERIOR Oh
PENNsYLYAkIA, THE SCHUYLKILL, SUS-
QUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEY, . .. .
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Lists ofsubscrptOn open until tho 5000 shares
subscribed payable 81 per share To the order of Alder
man JAMES MocAHEN, the Treasurer of the Company,
No. 4O6 WALNUT Street, or at No. 1876 WALNUT Street,
at the office Of the Company, No. 0lS WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited 10 ean for prospectus Jy5-H
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Capital Stock 81, 600 900,
Whole Number Share. 100000. Par, SIC

large portion Of the stock has already been taken by
private bscTpti0n, Books now oDen at the otee OF
the eOmpUt " No. 80 Beaver street New iOrf, whore
limited number of shares be sub crbcd for at par by
appJ ing 10 Be Treasurer Of the Company between the
hours OF 10 A. NJ. and2 T., n,
Copies the Prospectus may be detained at the oce Of
the Company Rulo-ln
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THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
ONCE No. WALNUT Street. will call for and delves
Baggage and attend to all the usual branches OF Expres(
business special messenger accompanies each train.
J. VAN RENSSELAER,,
p-u Superinten dent.
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2e1 PHILADELrHIA AND 1874

lCO4. ERIE RAILROAD. lODfs
This great line tTayerseS the Northern and EortNes
counties Of PenpsyNarla % e city q EIe on Lake arS
II has been leased by the PEHN5YLYANlA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices s being rapidly
opened throughout ta entire length.
II IA now In e for Passenger and Freight busness nom
HATrsbuTg 70 Emporium (95 mLeH) the Eastern DYi
Division. - ..-..
TINE or PAssaSGRR TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
Mail Train leaves % q ~
Express Train leeyes 80 . 5oi5 wsys ~ IN 49,
trains betu cen and Lock Haven, and between
baltimore and Lock Haven -. d. -, l.s
For Information respecting Passengsr business apply u
khs e. ~ corner OF ELEVENTH and MARKET Streeta
And for Freight business OF the Company Agents -:
q Is Kingston, ~, corner aXTEENTH and Market
streets, Philadelphia. ''' IN
j W. Reynolds, EEe. l. .-..- .ru .#H
I'M Drin, Agent ~ n. Q. r. Baltimore 30
H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, philadelphia.
LII ."l LEWIS T. HOUfT,
General Ticket Agent, philadelphia
JOSEPH ID, PORTS,
JAA-tf NeAerA Manager, Whiiangpo
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HENSINGTON HALL. - THIS POPULAR
IN pace Of Entertainment Nos. 1897 aud 1929 GERNAE
TOWN Avenue and ll0l n SECOND street testabshed
30 years BY Mr. John Hps), has been enlarged aud
renovated and possesses at ractOns uncEcegd by
any other establishment Of the Kind in the CITY,
large ana efficient Orchestra, under the direction of
Prot Losse, has engaged and choice programme
otVOcal and lnsrnmenta Music win be produced each
evening free of expense 70 the audIen The Concert
koOm Is large. airy and commOdOus, the refresl mentB
superior, and the attendants polite aud accommodating
au23- I'm HENRY HORNUNG, Proprietor.
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ST.-sA FoRNEWYoRK.-D
.ES3lEl1 and swiftsure lanes, via Delaware and
hHTnAn Canal The steamers OF these lines leaving
daily al ~ O'Clock M and O'Clock p NJ. from thnd pe
above W alnut street.
For freight. which will be taken accommodating
terms, apply 90 WILLIAM N. BAIRD CO., No. ia s.
DELAWARE Avenue.
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t.. PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the CcmpAny's Depot, at THIRTEENTH n
CALLOWHILL Streets. Philadelphia, at the followi
hours
, 1864-03-10

ctab.cs. The Lcaguc a:ao dcsise To Acknowledge
their obligations to Mcssrs. Jameson d Morse, No.
Il La Sale etrcet for very timely donation. e1-
plnincd by the following:
CHICAGO, Jao. aOsh.
Ladica Loyal LesG3c: ...
To Jameson & kor6e, Dr..
To printing 5000 tickcts $a.oo. Cred. Douglass
1rrtrTc.1 The aEovc anoEnt donated by
Your, With beet wishes.
JAMESON & Morax
TRY also dc:i.e to acknowledge their indebted
ncss 10 tbc publishers Of the TRIBUNE for re7y
many farors received At their hsnde, in publishing
notices, &c. The t'Sorp House" will be closed for
The season On Saturday, 18th iast
, 1864-03-10
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Third Day Of the session-Reports Of
officers and Committees-Care
Of Soldiers Families-Liquor
Selling in the County.

The Board Of Supervisors OF Cook County met
regular scsaion yesterday 81 10 O'Clock pursu.ot
to adjournment The following were present.
The Chairman, ]. N. Allen, Of Elk Grove, and ST.
pesv1sors:e A1eer, Brown, Brady, Cool, Cammact,
chaf1estop, Chandler. Dalton, DeWolt, Brsndosf,
Fdbrook, Fleming Parwel1, Fisher, Gibbs. Gage.
Go1mlcy, Haines, Hopkins, Harms, Irwin, john
son, Jan c., Hnssley, Morgan. My7ick, Mcoiashen-
Mccaaery, Mics, Olendord, Panckez, I1nney'
Pnshcek, Peacock. Rees, Robinson. shie1s, sehieE-
ding, Strong, Smith, steiuhaus schacktord. ". w.
Taylor, F. s. Taylor. Whitney and Ward.
Abeent-Supcryisors Campbell, Russell and
Stcinmrller. ---s.--
MORNING SESSION.
The minutes of the previous dsy's session were
read anfapprored.
A petition vaa received from N. J. Brown, for
rcfunding Of taxes to the smount Of stz.e6; re-
fizred to the Commlttee On Equalization Of Taxes.
REroHr or THE 1nEAsuRER.
The report Of Jacob Rchn. tho County Treasurer,
was presented. The following arc tho figures:
Deoen,ler 5o-By balance from M. Kecly,
late Ifeasutef..
Jnunsrys-By city OF Chicago. refunded -
nstss sstsisniS' s@Ss licenses. sm sssao
sas,o7a2s
March ITO orders paid. $$34 ,e81.49
To Jury certificates. 29Ms: 29MSs
70 ...-........ 1,679N
ssasal39
To commission on disburee-
mcnts at 10 per cent, aS5.3l
To commission On Eeceipta..... a,45
- s,9s5.65
Balance. .-......... $Z1z774
The report was reFctrrd 10 the Finance Com
, 1864-03-10

shsl Gsc In my own behalf Upon the proofs
stan rely for my oxn v1ndicatioa and 1t yonrsesyes
a1d tho public viii do tho justice to read my de-
{enzc "a shown by proofs shall have but lltuo to
/ ponrrhend HM, GLAZE