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idniuluns in q rs SdrrffO mfr. hes S4ut- unb
8efeder+ lnterfiusun ssberetns TAFT, UNI BEN 8eriGt su ser
rehnten BON TEN @cnite tbel6es bic pretSltfe ben MrGett9e-
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Vile Mt~ttglieee- bes eatf6-repubtta i4eu Glubs Fub
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st. StephdnuS @enetnee edhier rerpen dne ftinmfdbiaen
@itaIieber b~erfslteu bierinit 'reuntlid erIutt, i6 tCmmen-
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Sale, Gfe Der 6duOuer. uro 6tAi1r, gu elmer widtieeu
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perben sffud,t. ttrem Sru er peter 5duff ogan6moter Of
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Mntunft bes 2. 8egiments.-
SaS 2saWo. Ge9iment, pel6es 1i6 alf neis
|tere 3 Sabre bat antperben la1ien, tam 9effern
9ta6mittag enblid bier an, nm Ieinen 3Otdgigen
lrlaub in unierer Wtitte 81 perleben. 9as
Regiment mar in 6olge oes Sdabens, ipef6en
Die ll~eberHutbung bel Sarpers Strrp anseri6=
tet bate, einen Sag aufgebalten worpen. Sie
lpadern Geteranen tpuroen BON benz Gnlpfan9s=
Gpnlite bes Staotrotbe5 benillfommnet llno nab
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trefIide Mrlfbanbe pDm Sort Wic6enrp, ie'
NIT ben barnipnii6en Gldngen Der 6elpmuIit
enpfing. 6err Streeter pom gmpfan9scpmite
bes Staotratbs belt cine 8etpiQfpmmnunesreoe
Iunoa iprad in treffenpen uno sum !Ser3en brin=
.genben Worten.
Ma6oent Die friegerii6en Gdlte einet fir
iie bereiteteh SSnbiB gu ii6 senUntinen bait
ten, belt 6err 8. @ilmnt 3eprdientant Der g.
1aro int Staotratb) cine poblour6oadte @eoe,
tpprin er ben 6eloenmutb uno Die Musoaler
oieier pettergebrdunten Sampler sebibrenD ber=
-porbpb uno bieielben eerliderte, oaB ibre patrio<
tide Mufppferlng in oieiem Sreibeitsfampfe
Don ieoem tpabren u%nionmarne ppbl gepiiroigt
weroe uno AUDI fernerbin far Die l1nterltlbang
Der Samilien bieier &dmpfer ipdbrenb ibrer BIB
ipeienbeit iperoe 9eipr9t weroen. (Gntbuiiut
itiider BEHALF 9aS Jte9iment bat feline beiz
ben bon 8ll9eln ourdl0derten Sabnen mitse-
bra6t. Sine berielben trdgt Die Snidriften Der
peri6iecenen !5uuptldfahten, an benen baiielbe
She'll eenOrtnlen bat, iuie fOlst:
Bull Stun, 1852.
800 6 bantillp, 1862. 5aascz
~ Sputb M puntain, 1862.
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Oerlangi unO geluCbt.

Kiciu.,t. Gin beu,fGee @abten. nel6eS enelii&
sYyeiitsW : Iipridt 98p6en Appl bei1nt gpof6en unb Sus
eslps telfen fam, erbdlriN 40, SS8 g1ef 8apettefr nate
Brempntaf: ein!n gutsnT1ds N9rbn SIS per Wfpnat nene ft
~ssuusente Is3eq8oine bprnetfeR fanR.N l9i4fs M (NiD)4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
auslr.

STRING MUSIC.
I AM prepared to urnlsh string Music fer balls
l. rites, 6e., at the lowest possible rates having
played with Prot tRirchild during the last summer
feel confident that can satisfy all hs old custom
ers. l am member Of the kegimental Band, and
can furnish any number OF pieces Tor string band.
All orders lett with charles TheobAd, corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
delzd3m DANIEL B. BAKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
WILLIAM WALKER,

NO. sOl THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared to accommodate his customers wit.
Il every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel ~
the latest style and best quality Those who wan
coats, pants, vests shirts hosiery, hannkerchieis,
gloves boots, shoes, slippers, 4c., will do well tt
give him call. au24
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh aud W W Stewart, Dayton; George L,
Boyer MiamisbuTg; 6toc slayer, tDlon; j q ndar.
son, Centervillei \ Myers, New Lebanon; n Jackson
Chamberseurg; DE Bauer, Harrisburg; d B Divine,
JohnsYllle; Arnold Limbert south Arlingt0n Jacob
smver, West Baltmorei Rookie A 90, Germantown;
] MURPHY yandaliai II NickOls, Liberty . Rees'
Farmersville; Heverling 3Harr Salem; j W Pyrmont
williams a swaHer, WesfBalumore; Parker, Bro 4
90; Parkefsburg and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the Unlted States and canAdas
au2ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
lost,

/ OsT-All persons are hereby cautioned against
II negotiating for note drawn me, dated Fehru.
AIRY 1853, for our hundred and twenty two dollars
and Ten cents ls422 lO), thirty days, and payable at
FIRST National Bank, cincinnati, TO the order Of {. .
W Rowland SAID note has been losf, and all persons
are cautioned not to purchase or receive the same.
JOAN A MlNICK.
Mr.. JOHN A. MINICK; The note alluded 10 above
never reached me ~ mail OF otherwise, aud Is no
longer valid aa against you on my account
o. W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnati, February 10, lss4-felidn
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NOtels.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISs 7 !Ss.H

Directly opposite the boston ana worcester Railroad
Dspot)
THE undersigned, who has been connected with the
ii American House, in this city, or oYer nine years,
has lea ed this well known and popular Hotel ioi
term OF years, and pledge him elf to his friends and
the public 10 use his Utmost efforts 20 sustain the rep.
utation Of the UNITED STATLs HOTEL, as FIRST.
class house The public may rely upon finding, Al
this house, all the appliances and comforts Of fst-
class hotel
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per DAY.
ocad0m FRANK Vt PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
A. Il. MCCLURE.
REAL ESTATBAGENT

REAL ESTATBA
NO. 2sO THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II. sToPPEL-
t.. MANS OFFICE.
I HAVE large amount OF property for sale, such
As houses and lots, IN ali pRits OF the city, st
Gus prices, ranging from four hund ed TO thousand
doalaTs, ON good pay mentsY and we'll situated; and
any quantity Of vacant lots Tor sale AlaO, several
farms or sale, ranging from one hundred and SIXTY
acres down to two acre T. adjoining the city and in
the county. HT.. ~
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
to huy, will do well 20 cali on me, 40 / shall give
prompt attention 10 all business ettrusted ny care.
hive had considerable experience in the business.
lRSd1m A. e. MCCLURE.
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Wo=pdrtnersblp.
OO.PARTNERSHIP

mHE undersigned have this day formed a CO. part.
uerahip under the name and hrm Of BREENE a
NIXON, for the purpose OF transActng Wholesale
Gud Retah Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business,
AZ the old stand Of W. @ Bresns, "a M-in street, op
poste the Cour House, where they would be pleased
To see the friends Of tn house., and as many new
ones as may favor them 18th call,
WILLIAM q BRRENn
ANDREW o. NIXON.
Dayton, February l, ,lsS4-islldsaWi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
M MERCHANT TAlLORING

HENRY MILLER.
THANKFUL for patronage heretofore extended to
4 .ne Brm Of Miller a harch, respectfully sohclts
continuance OF the same tu hmsel at the old stRd
Huston building, corner hrd and Jefferson streets
where he Will Always be found wlth tull
OF goods in his line. e3d8w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT s27 SECOND ST, BET MAIN AND LUDLOW.
we pay particular attention to the quality OF our
material and use only the best English steel
charge.
SA-Our retail departments ~ 10 charge ofcom petent
ladies' Corsets and Spiral Buatles constantly on
hauu, s1 WALDMAN.
~ Sold wholesale and retail No. 327 second street.
DsltOn, a9dlY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-23
&rorCrlrs, Mr.
E'O'bRMr NJ O'BR1EN
EDWARD O'BRIEN q BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AND iMrORTRRs or
BrRndies, wines, Gins, Cigars, and Irish
and scotch Whislsy,
AND prALERsIN

ALSO, ..
Age IS lOrSale OF Pure Bourbon. whisky,
No. a0l Second street, Dayton, OHIO,
DEG leave most respectfully to aoquaint their Gus.
ID toners and tbs co immunity generally that they
have entered mo partnership, under the name and
style OF Il. O'BRlEN BRO HER for the purpose
oI Carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
anu tohaeco busint ss IN Dayton, Ohio az the late
sIand of ". O'Br en-, No 20I second street
nom the best houses in New York, Balumore and
Philadelphia and having had fifteen years experience
IN the trade, we hold out the best Inducements TO our
to purchase from n %
'BRIEN, late Of the firm Of O'Brien a Poe
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention to
please al those who may come to tuy at this well.
known House, and b. .O'BRIEN, will treat the com
munlty tier, II possible tn ever before. Both OF
" zee very grateful for past avors, aud earnestly 80.
hclta shave oi your future patronage anlQdaw m
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
INSURANCE..
A NHoUNcE MEM

A NEoUNCEMENT
n MUTUAL INSURANCE. AGAINST THE DRAFT
The New York Musl stock Substitute Association an ssso
oat ton OF gentlemen 70 procure substitutes the com
ing draft The payment OF &25 constu,es q mrmbsr No
premium or assessment required Co be paid mn after Inc
draft Only gepteaen OF character aud responsibility ad
ni.isd g mem,hsrship MYERS N. ID, Presiieni; ".
floors. Once hours from . A. n. io r. y
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
FURNITURE.

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA niture Tor sale At sacrifice .-Pisnofore hsxereS
bookcase, Mirrors farlor SUITS Paintings bronzes Cur
tans, rosewood and walnut Chsinber hnrnure Dlnlns
Room Furniture, &c Inquire st us West Iwe1y'third
street, near Sixth avenue.
UNURNIrURE wANrgp-t WILL PURCHASE FOR
II cash large quantity Of second Hani Furniiure Car-
pets Mirrors, Piano B,rd Table &C. a. the present mar
ket price Parties breaking up houscAeepnH may apply 70
address T. MATHEWS. ~ Broadway Tor zen DAYS
I,oR SALE --sufT OF FURNITURE tPARLOR,
n Chanbr and ktchsu, entirely new within 3 months
o. be sold the owQer leaving the country Apply between
II A. NJ snl 8 p b., al l5c Wooster street
J,oR sALg-Two EXTENSION DISINGTABLEs Is
feet in length each Also an oyster stand marble top
Inauire Compton House corner twenty fourth street and
Third avenue. WA COMPTON, Proprietor.
DIcKH.RDrs EXTENSION SOFA AND PaRtoR
L Bed teai - entirely dinsent from the common DO
bed easily 30 nsde small large to suit the space
i61 Is ecker street, corssr oi sullivan.
NANrEp-.k SECOND HAND PLIMrroN BED or
W The lstest pattern and N good Address stating
fa rw,cnass, prse, dc, !, Is. klery, las west Forty
giAth street,
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
EXPRESSES.

puRNHAAs FURNITURE ExpREss-oFFTCE ms
~ WTst Eleventh street between Fifth aud sixth ave.
nueS-rlanoiorlcs Mirrors Paintings, China. &c, boxed
snd 80 rpei 70 all parts OF the world Large for
moving iufniture IN ctY or country Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
FRENCH ADVERTISER nsrs.

TYNE pRMoIsELLb AbLEMANDK AyANT CCNDI
~ topnee dare las melleIres families Trance
lite frnrne de chamhfc desire 80 plscrr dn,s IA meme
condition c. sadresscr MAiamo Elbcrt, IS New Canal
otrcct.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
HELP wAgTED-FEMALEs

HEEf WHNI IE.41-F'ENf n " y .---.
ySfAETEo-fiFrY GOOD HAT FINISH = RS. TO Wohk
~ on cloth hals lnqaira at a. Davidson A So
howery up stairs.
tNAHTED-A CLEAN, TIDY GIRL WHO uNDEH
~ stands plain SEWING TO take charge OF oaos ana
herse generally eful la a small private istiy. App'y
al zls West f6th SITS, between Ytn and l0th avs
INAErED--A TIDY PROTESTANT GIRL, TO Asstst
W 10 the general hnusework of q small family None
nesi appg without good re.ereuee a. ii Las AVN
wages 81 per month. -
yNANTgD-THREE GOOD COOKS FOR A ,shohr
w distance chGntry, wsges s0 70 sls ALSO srs
otGer COOKS cbabermads ana nurses fr eNee seht
cty situations Apply carly al HENDEksOhs eersahss
Oiicc No 6 Court 81, Brookyg.s sf..trH
llANTED-A WIT NURSE. FOR BABY, FIVE
w moaths old; must BE- yoang healthy woman. Az
ply 10 Mrs loles cd FIRST honse west OF I'D av upper
side the na
yaTApTgo--A HEAD cHAMBERMAfD At FRENcH'S
" HOTEL one who c1me well recouiue nded, wages
no o. ecL Apply between the hours ot ana r. ".
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

FINANCIAL.
JTsrrED STATES rEgAsuRY.
" NEW YoRs August ~ 1885,

TINTED STATES treasury
" NEW yoRs August ~ lSst
ne sSr's % s q s ss SooSs 'a
.rns on sn ~ =, az e ssnember nea and also t5s CO..
h-n ~. eon9ans ere presented In numbers o ir,y
(2o) y more they must be aconransi by schedule for
O~seks vii be rsen Cor ia The ordar 10 whh they
received 20 soon thereafter tue examination ba
Flank shsaaI.s y y furnished upon application at tho
Interest desk OF TN oaee. ,, ,,,,,,.,
Assistant Treasurer aa interim
u EoENprloN Or
IL .soLpIERs, srsssriiTTrp sif}S .sp RELIEF
FUND .RoNus,"
cSSrsgTy Sy NEW ,osk,
Melee sos = sesssy s'e = s g.. oS. Substitute ard
due and nayabls seaeuber l. M .nh Ne interest tbsr.
WY be paid o. 'hst day on ,te Presentation Of said
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN sa
saspc
'soEpsss EpIsss s ssgSSsT,ggTE ssgClayA AND
or ThE coCEry or NEW YORK
seasa 8 AZ % e ,S;s Thur.
" % ss PSsd SaSs sSS s ne @ q any PaS S ss .op
Il me county Of YORK ao,sorsd ~ cfsr - sc
u as aorTSseS a. S Is the sao w s'd Of s0p''
% s 0i he f IRE q a 'I
May aud November n each year. aad the irnc pa WILL he
redeemed follows
FIVE hundred thousand dollars tie ars Gay or Novem
ber. 1880. aud
-Four and t0rg ak housand seven hundred
lars the FIRST day o' Norenber. issl
The proPo, ~i anoan, Of bonds desired and
The price hundPr loas hDrcor a1a the persons
whose accented will tnefenpon hr required to
with the COMFY fras tat the Br3alNay Rank
THURSDAY dav septenoef, 1864. the
awarded 10 them respeettves.
On presenting to Comptroller the receipts OF the
County for snch deposs the parties VII be
Tilted 10 receive bonds for equa amounts OF the par yaue
OF the sumo awarded 70 them, bearing interest from sep
lenbcr l. 1854
Each proposa should sea ed endorsed Proposals
for Soldiers Substitute and Re ief Redemption Bonds"
and enclosed a econ envelope, addressed 10 the Comp
troler j..
The rght to reject all OF the bids, ~
the Interests OF
the county. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Compiroller.
CRY NFw ioRE, DErA RrMEST FINAyCa, CoGPTRoL.
iER's OFFICE. August {, 1854
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY,
IN PRESIDENTS OFFICE NEw YoRg Juiv J. 1864
SECOND M0RTGAGE goSDS (sl O0J, 900.
Dne August L. 1864
Notice Is hereby that the Bonds ol the hOof issue
will be paid their maturity August l. 1864 al the shce OF
the COMPANY OF Fourth avenue aud Twealy sixtn
street. that the the will cease from
that date. WM H. VANDERBILT, Wee Presiieai.
NOTICE -HoLDERS or STOCKTON tCALIFORNlA)
IN City coupons, due and paYabe in New YORK ~ July
1855 hereby notified that the same
will be pad in United States gold coin 90 presentaon At
Metropolitan Bank New YORK city on the respective
dates. G. T. MEADEh Agent
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

chm REWARD. LOST. A GOLD HUNTING CASE
~sSe Sa 30 ssoA IN soin9 ~ town 10 seventh
finder viii confer great favor by leaving McKin.
s NO W South street. corner Of Fulton, and
above reward.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

A RESPECTABLR YOUNG WOMAN WISHES sfTC-
n sion as ain COOK, washer and respectaS e
family best oi city references gwen Can for days
~ 24x East 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

A REsPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES sITCA-
n ton chaibermait and nstrcss rhambermaid Id
Aad waitress Cal Al her present employers I52 carlton
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

4 SITUATION wANTED-rN A SMALL PRIVATE
u family. respectabe giri, cook wash aud iron
Or TO do general housework Apply At 2lo West 25tn
between 9Th and 9Th
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

A PROTESTANT WOMAN wlsHEsA SITUATION TO
~ cook wash and IRON Has good reference Can be
Tor two DAYS al 1870 TIN av in the roar
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
SFFIPPIH @

NoTiCH -TgE STEAMSHIP CITY or LINER OK,
q tas ine VIII sail as extra steamer on fhurs AZ
AaEnf 70 a. uopu, carrying nted number ol stffAee
FA7seuses II reduced PAYABLE "a Uned states cef
rsney ~ JOHN 6. DALE, AseIt 10 Broad way.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
EXCURSIONS.

THE FISHING BtNBs STEAMER MARY LAND
.eavcs Pee slp daily except sanr1ayl Al ~, Dey
street ~ 81, pier No. 4 North 81 A. Nj. BaiL
Gnes, sic ana refreshments on board
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

A Young MARRIED WOMAN WITH A FRESH
IA hrea-t o. z, K tav lost baby. wishes
wet nurse Guy reference Call at All ID I'D
49, second door.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
n chamteTwork aud SOWING, or 10 lake OF children
anc DO shi washing No oh ecion 10 short distance
b the country Call at 81 9th ls and A.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

4 SITUATION wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE
n Scotch woman in small family 10 90 General house
work, where she have the privilege her chta
Old much cared for good home Ca
be seeu tor tw0nays a. 40 Waits st, near Canal
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

A GENTS wANTED-T0 SILL THE BEST STATION
Packages IN the world. kinds, also large as
spriment o. Lthograuhic Portraits, bae seems Albums.
Gems The United States Army Dip'ona cent Tree for
81 Send stamp Tor circulars 10 JOIN GIBSON, ~
Beeklnsu street. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALLPERsoNs or DELEGATIONS DESTROYS OF AT
tending the Ch cago Convention informed that they
can obtain Tickets reduced from o.
Scott Secretary Of OF Mcclellan
Central COMMITTEE K4 Nassau from A. N. 70 T. r.
NJ. .FRANClS J TuChEh
Chairman OF Committee Of Arrangements.
4. o. ScorT,
Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

DkOPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE oFFIC
OF the Comriissoners OF Public Charities and Core
uon No Bond street for the Bones made bv the tnst
ons under their charge, for year. until WEDNESDAY
Augutt2 "A.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

DEEPENING OF THE
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY,
on SATURDAY AUGUST n. AT NOON,
viii despatch their elegant new s,camship
GOLDEN RULE,
FROM pier 30 North foot OF Warren street
the Pacific Ocean with the fAvorte steamship Moses
TAYLOR -
these fine vessels are very supe
ror ard especially adapted the comfort OF families NOV
Ing 70 the land OF gold.
For passage apply only At the oIce Of the line ~ West
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

CHM REwARD-LOsT. LAST THURSDAY EVEN.
IlVO ing asdl Cha.eiainc, Watch. Lccket Seal aud
has on one side the Initial. II r. inlaid with
on the otner side diamond star The sea- has NJ r.
cut in stone whoever will the above oce Of
the Firth A~enue Hsse VIII receive the above reward with
many thanks and NO questions asked.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

GENTS WANFED-To CANVASS EVERY CITY AND
n county the United States u sell the diagram OF the
Unlied States the most and saeaDie
work now published Specimen sent b mAll on re-
seventy Circulars free AGENTS VIII have
npet ton One hundred city agents wanted imme-
dsteiy call or dirass n Nj. SHAFER CO. .S Cedar
street, New York. room No. J.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
HELP wA.TED-plALEs.

0FgTs CAN MAKE S25 IN A FEW HoURs SIZZLING
"A gteat and wonderfnl extra large size Prize
Packages DAY guaranteed. Every dollar invested
aOnbled splendid solid gold or silver lever
presented free TO each agent Smart men wanted TO
establish agence and village. County rgnS
free sale imnense demand Increasing Every BODY bows
taem Send for circular for t55i containing
extra new premium Inducements free S, G RICK ARDS
co. lo2 Nassau street, New York original largest aud
Oldest Prize Package house IL tbe wOrd-
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

I,RoposALs roR FUEL koR the COUNTY OF
4 New YORK will be received III AusustH, htWooe'ock
L. M ,a..o -.
BSders will state the price ton t27oo poundsl. for
900 tons quality Of Auhreciie Goa. 10 pc delivered
during the month Of September next n such places in this
Also the price per cora for 50 cords Of best rne Wood,
saw ed and split
Proposals ray be addressed O. BLUNT Chairman Special
Committee Fuel st the oiloo OF the Board OF Super
visors No. Citv Hail.
Y. 1864