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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-20

GUARDIANS OF TEE PooR.-The regular
meeting OF the Board OF Guardians of the Poor
was held yesterday, President Erety in the chair.
The House Agents report, for the week ending
the 18th, shows the nun Der in the AlmShouse to
be 3s78-same time last year, 1850; increase, 52S.
The number of persons granted lodgings since
the last meeting was 81; meals, 221. In the
white mems ont ward there are $40; hospital.
352. In the Colored out ward, 65; hospital, 70.
White women's out ward 262; colOred women's
do., 1856. Mems insane department, 205; Women's
de-, 3e5 The Steward repOi ted having collected
for support cascJ, 1888; House receipts $l5'29.
The Medical Committee reported the results of
their examination of candidates for resident
physician, and recommended that no resident
physician be reelected after one year. The
report was accepted, and referred to the Hos
pital Committee with instructions to report
to the Board. Applications were presented for
the Office OF resident physician. A communica-
tion was received from DIR. Tut, Visiting Physi-
cian suggesting measures against the cholera.
Referred to the Committee on Diet. Mr..
Whttal, reported the conference Of the Hospital
Committee with the Board of Health, in rela-
ton to the transfer OF smallpox patients to the
Municipal Hospital. The Board OF Health held
that under existing laws there was no authority
for such transfer. The whole matter was re-
ferred to the Hospital Committee, with instruc.
tions to make application TO Councils. DR.. j.
NAPLES was elected to Gil the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of DR.. Mcclure. DR.. Jencks
was elected 10 i'll the vacancy in the Insane De-
partnent The following gentlemen were
elected resident physicians of the HOuse:-W.
w. Citizens, @. W. Mum, A. NJ. Shew, j. f.
Welghtman.
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E U R 3 K Al
THE INTALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS rs NO HAIR DYE.

TBE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this prepara.
ton ba during the short Lme IL has been before
the public has inGueed the thousands and tens Of thou
sandG who have used ana atested It's virtues to pro
nounce IA the ONLY and True Hair Restorative The
Eureka has been in reduced into all the principal cities
that is claimed for It has supsrseded al other Hair Pre-
paratons he ureka restores GREY Hair Its original
colori prevents the hair from falling ouL by causing
healthy condition OF the scalp mparttng to the hair
Rofness ana goss and youthful appearance that no
other Hair Preparation produce The Eureka Is ree
all impurities pOsGnOu drugs ana can be used
WithOu. selling scalp or hands.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
ROBERT FISHER, Sole agent,
No. rs n. FIFTH Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Agents for Pennsylvania, DYOTT CO. No 232 n.
SECOND Street, Philadelphia 20smW3m
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
4N Depot, THIRD Street above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM D0YLfSTOWk, MAUCH
GHUEK, EAsIoN wtLLIAMsPoRT, and WILKEss
BARRE.
At 80 A. M. (Express), for BethI chem. Allentown
Maueh Chunk, Hazleton, Wiliamspert, and lkes.
barre,
Al $40 P Nj (Express, for Bethlehem Easton, etc
reaching EastOn at Gas r. NJ. "
at Is p. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Danville and " ilamspOrt
For Doylestown at SS5 A NJ, 2'3O and AIS N.
Fol- Fort Washington at 10 A NJ. and Ii p. N.
For Lansdaie at SIS y. NJ.
White of the Second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot.
TRE II 5 FOR PHILA DELPHIA,
Leave Bethlehem at 6'25 A. n. and 10 02 A.. M,
6l5P Nj.
Leave poy estown at 80 A: n, Sl5 and 6SOP.M
Leave ans dale at 6l0 A. Al
Leave fort Washington a lO'5U A. M, and 2.l5P NJ
ON SUNDAYS.
PhiRdel elphIa ioI Beth chem at o A. M.
Philadelphia fof DOylestown at P. NJ
Doyestown Tor Phi adelphia At 720 a. n.
Bethlehem Tor Philadelphia at T. NJ.
Through Tickets must be procure at the ticket Oces
as Nils CLARK, Agent
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ID UR G ESs, P E r G A s T,
HUGHES, AND La RUE's
MINsTRELS
will open for a short season, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, March 20,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS TENTH AND CHEsNUT.
MINsTRELS' CARNIVAL OF FUN.
EXTRAORDINARY COABINATI0N..
The Great Confederation of distinguished
ETHIOPIAN ARTISTES.
TUE MASTER BAND OF THB WORLD,
THE MOST PERFECT ORGANIZATION IN
EXISTENCE.
No stale jokes Everything
TWENTY BRILLIANT STARS,
LED BY
= COOL BURGESS, ARCHIE HUGHES,
TB. PENDERGAsT, AND FRANK BoWLEs
New and Choice sOngs Ballads and Superb Instru-
mentaton; Pathetic, Descriptive Sentimental, and
operate Music, Comic Reclatlous, etc.
Admission rs cents. Reserved seats so cents.
Doors open at I; performance will commence at
O'Clock
Secured seats can be had during the week at TURNER
HANILToN's Book store, No 100 s. TENTH Street,
Assembly Buildings 3l96t
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4 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SPRlNG ARRAN CEMENT.

The Trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, thirty 1rst and Market streets
which is reached by the cars OF the Market Street Pas
senger Railway, running TO and from the Depot The
last car leaves Front street about 30 minutes prior
TO the departure of each Train.
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market
45 minutes befCre the departure of the Evening
Trains.
Nann's Baggage Express will cal for and deliver
Baggage the Depot. orders LEFT at the Oilce No
6Sl hesnut street. will receive attention
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ. -
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POLICE ITEMs.--Herry Moore had hear
ing yesterday at the Central Station on the
charge of stealing goods from the store of
Messrs. Edmund NJ. Grundy & Co., No. 22S Mar
ket street; also from the store of Messrs. j. & A.
Kemper, No. 33 8. Fourth strset. William Clark,
q clerk in the store OF the irst-named firm, tes
tilted that the accused had come into the store
several mornings, and on the 6rst occasion repre-
sented that he was employed in store in the
neighborhood which was not then open. He
made himself at home in the store, but as he
was supposed to be acquainted with some of the
employees, nothing was said to him. On his
second visit he went so far as to raise s0me of
the cpl tans in front of the goods, and was noti-
fed that such Liberties would not be allowed.
When he left he was watched, and vas followed
to basement on Third street, below Chesnut,
in which the arrest took place, AS the officer
entered the cellar, Moore was seen to throw O
couple of packages from him, which proved to
be sewing silk, woi ia about SIS.
Two lads ia the store of the Messrs. Kemper
testified that Moore had been there two or three
times, and had examined lace goods, desiring to
know which was the imported and which the
lNltatioD; and Mr.. Andrew Remper testified that
about 500 worth OF lace vas missed from the
drawer after the defendant had been to it,.
Moore was held in $4,000 to answer.
Late on Saturday night Mr.. Bell, a broker,
was knocked down at Ninth and Chestnut streets,
and diamond breastpiu, valued at $780, was
taken irem the bosom of his shirt There was a
crowd of pickpockets on the corner at the time,
and one OF them was arrested yesterday as a
participant in The theft, and was committed by
Alderman Beitler tor further hearing.
Two young men, formerly clerks in the estab-
lishm ent OF William A. Lloyd, of Baltlm ore,
were arrested yesterday on the charge Of having
conspired TO cheat and deIraud him. They we're
held for q hearing.
Archibald Brown was arrested ON Sunday
evening for dIsorderly conduct at Bethel Meths-
dist Episcopal Church, and was held by Alder
man Titteimary for his future good behavior.
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RAILROAD LINES.
Y LHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AM
Il BALTIMORE kAILRoAD:

y EHILADELPHIA, ! WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTlMoRE kAILRoAD:
P:5s soI1S eS TrRs yin
I2pSsss iTam si lSS h. Mondays excepted for
Hs saS sSRSSsA Ssa'f o M
mfH s,S a RtoaS T.5 and sI%si R1s
cepted Tor Salisbury, I'd sndintermediase sialons
BN oTe S 5SDps M TSssS S4GeRSa Gr
lay mont and all regular stations between Wilmington
lSprefs Train at II @A. NJ. Sundays excepted tor
Express Train at Is r. NJ. tsundays excepted, for
Baltlmore ana Woshngton stopping at Chester lay
vi HAvre-de Grace Aberdeen, ferry mans, Maeno-
) Night Express at ilOO p. N for Baltimore and ash
PsssepeeIs by Boat from Baltimore for Fortress Mon
roe Noroll City Point, and Richmond, Will take the
= 'WiLniNGToN ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and WI
Leave hllsdelghia at SIS Ills A M $50 $50 and
ware Railroad for Harrington ana intermediate
Leave. Wilmington 7rO, slS and $50 A. M. 800 and
Trains for Sey Castle leave Philadelphia at sl5 A.
TaRoUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave cREs RR 'S F6R Il IL f1a = Ii NJ
Leave thesterat ~ S5S, ana 1914 A. NJ, 1921, S43
~ FROM ,B5AIIiMoRE TO PHIL4pELPMHaJA
E5Stc.s iIo NJ ESpTsss s. = M Express $50
'A''' TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 440 and0'52 A. NJ. and S'2sPM
Leave Wilmington at 5'23 aud 1898 A. NJ. and4P M.
SUNDAY TRAINS. .
Express Train at 4l5 A. NJ TOR Baltimore and Wash
dGgPs nanG nnsno
Chase's and Stemmers Run.
Night Express HOO 7. M. for Baltimore and Wash
ington.
and Intermediate Q stations.
"-N BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $50 M. lstopplng at Havre-de-
Grace. Pefrvve and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark ito ake passengers Tor Pnilade phia
and leave paskenptrs Washington Raltimore)
ana Chester to leave passengers from Baltimore OF
washington.
special train will leave wilmington for Phiadel-
phia and int eTmediate Stetions at $50 2. NJ.
Freight Trains. with Passenger Car attached, will
leave Wm nbton Tor PeIryyile and intermediate sta
tions at 30 Leave Baltimore for Havre de Grace
and interme ediate Stations at 445 y Nj.
3l2 II. Il KENNEY, Superintendent
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ERElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II al the Stations on the c. MIDI Nand MBOY and
cCnBeect6g RsilgSads InereeSed Id 9esgatGh; -
TRANsPORTATIoN COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York VIII leave WALNUT street Wharf at
&C ock L, NJ, daily Sundays excepted
Freight must be delivered before AZ p. M to be foI
Warded the day. Returning, tfe above lines VIII
leave New York at u noon and and P. NJ.
FREIGHT for 1TentOu Princeton, Kingston New Bruins.
wick and al points on the Camden and Amboy Rail
road; also on the BelviGere Delaware. and Fleming
the New Jersey. the Freehold and Jamesburg an
the Burlneton and Mount Holly Raj roads, received and
torw aIded up 10 / p. n.
The BeyideIe De aware Railroad connects at Phi.
Hpsl uIg with he Lehigh Valley Railroad and at Aanun.
kaChuBk with all points on Il Delaware Lackawanna,
and Western Railroad, forwarding to syracuse Bualo
and o her points in esern New Ork.
The New Jersey Rair connects at Elizabeth with
the New Jersey CeDtra Railroad and at Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
slip memorandum specifying the marks and mum.
beTs shBperh and consignees must in instance
be sent with each load OF goods or no receipt VIII be
Plvon Increased facilities have been made for the
transport atien Live Stock. DrOvers invited Il
Try The when stock furnished in guar titles
two carloads more, II will be delivered the fOOt
OF FOrteth stree near the Drove Yard at Ter No
Orth river the shippers may des gnate at the time
OF shipment For terms OF other information apply tC
WALTZ II FREEN An FL leight Agent
III No. 226 5. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia
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All other Trains daily. except Sunday.
he PenE syly ania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk TOR Baggage except Wearing Apparel and
limit their responsibility 10 One Hun red Dollars in
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount In value
viii be at the risk of the taken by special
contract
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at 621 Chestnut street Continen
tai ote and Girard House. where Tickets pro-
cur to all important points in Pennsylvania well as
the West. Northwest ana Southwest; and all parcu-
lars given as 10 time and connections by JOHN G.
ALLEN. Ticket Agent.
The Ticket ONCE at West Philadelphia will be conti-
nued heretofore, where all information Getting
routes, well Tickets be had application to
THOMAS II PARKE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
IN Emierant Train runs daily Except Sunday. For
full particulars 10 fare and apply
Francis FUNK,
" No. 1877 DO Street.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
.STuorsp.y.

MAURICE. RIAL ssrHOioDgR -HH ~
n. seais ast0uabng srrfgtf fpr Fs arA - 49, ~ tanf
Iss ssry day yyn uaffg an1 hteusts La1ss " "
a. guaiensn o. 10 blssfssf street ussf "oastsf
A AsTOSfsmiSG-sADANH MORROW. tEfEkfH
n dausatsr, bats ihr rgfid Her maac trtAfs sstan
ss a. rstsrA isls veuf thDushts frts~ asf foe
eks ths w0udsffl tstfyof ever uss teeHA -
Ludl0~ srset n~Ar iols'nn
NfkDAEE wALrEEs pisrisgrisBED ctlIhtoi'
MI AT her f9r FFsftkns frnsa. t4fa@aa thsit
naanss aunb~fs E5aa tsrt ~ Cssai street.
MADAME CLARA sNrpSfa Dy PARIS nNisg
vi alt " leave f5f California - ~ Gees ittt ns =,
v F0urth tkifd iuf frp1a Wcsstf. nnt t1s
Eth 0ny
xsvy rDffrt-apppgSg CWAnwe ATU frrET
vi Po-asfs ~ Eas rsw .Gaib slf,st nstf mrs sfs
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

C,rpRFNY COURT
- In III. matter ~ the application of the Nsyor Alder
men D1fnnDnay ~ the ry ~ New Yofk rrlsuVs N
the widening asi ensn1ng ~ Ana street. and Fuit1u sfee
Ia Inc eIiy ~ N"u fOrk.
Pursnaut statutes In such made ard rruvfsi the
Mayar Atsrfusn and G0rnmnnay 0f Ne ely ~ Nru fofs
herrby give ng,lcr that thsy ntsad " Apfy H. the ~
meme Tour of the state ~ NNw f0ft, 81 SPIRAL
f@rm e sai Court Be- held AZ ne CITY Uai,
n The city u hew lnrf On saturday, he 1sh
tnst day thsr'after a. cluns ran " beard
f0f The appointment " Commissioners ~ fstrss nud 40
sasnsni n above erird matter that the nstars and
ersr of hs Improvement hereby intSutri y TIE ~i1rnng
,rf sstsnllaa ~ and Fuitn street. IN aA4
n ol o~iux Wat 10 v sAy ~ W rofhery y ~
Aru street Batwean Fafk aud william street. ard
hh aides n hfuesn Nillafn Nusrt aNi oid
strs~ sial On 18th sidss ~ Fuon -Nsen Nisra
rest nf Riders aNy ais ne efuhrrY side N flton
street h.twsru Hyfers sry Ard NHef street ard o. ~.
p0stteflf ste In1u ufsef h~tresn frurt -
eah sire., IN the etf u Nsu af aowr knf
HssaUd 1n csftan map uiAis ~ hlsni Hqye, ttv .uf
tevHr flr w thr nffe RI NE tiefH Z" ~ 'o1tnon
n usffi ~ tts riff ~ %~v YORK.
KrcHARD OyoRaAS, Cgosssi 70 Ne corpsfaiios.
Nv YoaH Web ~ its
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

('OLfOs DNnrAL $3.50 ftriuN ~ "a rntrys
" = So 49, tT.tt - ffFiFfrG 49, - ts4s inf.TNet
sssol Nivess 0tt4sI ls 49, f~~tts etts.s'sf % s%<.~
ffHVl ~ fsfhefhsa Tat afu f"tFf 80 80 y -
80 shli* Naeeis f-
fsta.ga y lsslls y1sess IN s4g " tas~e-s tss~as~
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

rI,O LET-FROM MAY !, TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY
the well established Grocery Store and House 5ls Pearl
street, known Porer's Cheap store Apply To L. Mo
SHERRY, li2 Firth street.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

rrO LET-oPPosITE A. T. STEWARDS, A LARGE
J. Room the first door of N3 Broadway Inquire on
the premises
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE COMMITTEE on STREETS or THE BOARD or
l Councmcn will Tuesday March IS. st two
O'Clock T. NJ, No. City Hall All parties interest
ed Ia the widening OF Ann street requested to attend
GEO. II. MACkAi,
CHAS. KOSrER. iCommittoc.
CLEMENT WALLS, y
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

rNO LET-THREE STORY HOUSE q KING STREET.
Il between Yarck aud Macdouga streets with modern i'm
provement Apply TO WILLIAM CLEARY, 72 Narick st.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

glrr ~ eRvOELTH
Hsasf fsnteaat M ~ fsf~fft - rwsarsns Cassrf
~ ssFfFs O~ns. urni MyafaT wsfsk tI IwS ~
nflsF y n - 49, NgtNaF a fhs n
bftWH, 40 1ss ~ asf asf uaasft. ~ ifha ffgn Asrk
cess asY al FMt rfNf faf fsAf siss frf ks =
yssft sGfsNt41 b. fsss Asaf Ffa4tfsl tsfafr
a. M ~ m~fs ~ fns Ntfsrt l'atar' sr~r
htrts fw sttl~aNng fafastee ts o~fs - tte Npe~s
tI.asftsttarsr, smt ssts sstsf ~ - esaeNesfss
FFptrsaAs 80 Nas - esasfst - wth o
r1Hs~1f ~ wYf.lfg ~ snFN
rai % - s.al 5IHNfy ss ~ ttsf f~sGmstf si -
.fifAf - a~nfff1 - - ftYy tAfy q t~
Aant 40 safstf fof ~ ft n fsfoafs anf s esr =
sfsN N~4lrt 80 f~f " 80 80.
thsn tAsi tsFy ul1 ~ 80 - -
s~fs bFtwssa 80 pfra rfeTaseN go lks 80 y -
rfppsais " - setasn-f 70 a. Cqaaas leass ssse
~ So
~ sss~s ~ IA cs-r.rs. res.aH
OAgLgr rODtsg sg.~ cewnnississ-s
Hao1xarw Zee "a lNs
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

no LET-A WELL FURNISHED THREE STORY
House, foe ono year, possession AT once desired has
all modern improvements Apply tho premises. 29 At
anc beween smith and Hoy streets Agents need
not apply.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

rIN0 LET-TO A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN. AT l0c
Second the Third Story over the store consisting
large and three bedrooms House 10 be
from 10 until Rent Ss month inquire at IS second
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

A RARE CHANCE--THE ELEGANT FOUR STORY
n high soop basement House No. ii Ashland place to
iet furnished Possession May None but responsible
parties need apply Terms moderate For permits apply at
a atrpa4
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

A FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAINING IL ROOMS
n and al modern improvements, ia st. Marks place, to
let 10 responsible party only Apply at 22S West Fourth st.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

A FURNISHED HOUSE AT A REASONABLE RENT
N TO let to private family only In Twenty sixth street
second block Of Broadway. Address House, sta
ton d.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

A COUPLE or SPACIOUS OFFICES TO LET, ON
"A moderate terms the first noor front Of the Law
Building ~ and 81 street, suitable Tor banking
sursnce. other company. Apply 10 THOMAS h. DAVIS
on the premises.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
HuuyE.. ROOMS. Sc, TO LET.

A COUNTRY PLACE wANTED-To RENT FOR ONE
n year. with privilege OF purchase either Immediately or
within the wear at a n xed modern built house. with
all the ten to twelve or fourteen rooms and
with from three 10 OF land attached; In especa-
be churches and good schools TO
railroad. within an hour or hour and half Of
CITY Hall and the state OF New York Ii place suits
1t will be purchased immediately Address for one week,
full particulars OF place and terms and directions for
visiting Advertiser, Office OF New York Citizen 40 Park row.
New York.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

rIyO LET-COTTAGE SEVEN ROOMS, AT CHATHAM,
N. j., Ia hour from city Morris and Essex Raj road
three minutes from depot rent $iGo Chatham station
na
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

A FIRST GLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON RICH
IA mond terrace New Brighton Staten Isiani TO let fur
nshed for the summer months Apply to THOS L. DAVIS,
Jr 66 Broadway, room No. q.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

rNO LET-AT SIT BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWELFTH
/ street. the Second Floor, 'front.' spacious Hall; also
'''"' '''N JOHN g. KELso 80 Liberty street
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

A NEW TuREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
n 70 let, newly furnished, owner and wifi,
boarding for rent Also four story brown stone first class
furnished House in Hudson CITY; one in Fordham.
ALBERT HAMILTON, l37 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

Two LET-A FARM OF ABOUT NINETY ACRES. For
Il one or more years; good dwelling outbuidings ant
fruit premises; located the line Of Northern
Railroad Of New Jersey Englewood Possessn giycr
April !. 1866. Inquire OF o. A. LYDEOkEli at Engewood
Bergen county, N. ..
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

A LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, IN FIRST CLASS
IA location near Fifth Avenue Hotel containing thirty
rooms with all conyeniences. Possession Immediately
Msyl Security required Address b. b. box I79 Herald
-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
NO26

said county conmixsioners or board Of ooo,ral
prsssdsi hseessr, iha, no appeal shall be allow
Ell where the only question IL the cerressne.s e
the amount of assessment or Valuation; this Sec
ton OF TO prevent ihe State from the right Of ap-
psalA
Section g And be i, enacted, Tha. /. shalt be
ne dntT Of the comptroller as early pracuca-
Die, after he shall have received returns Of The
valuation and assessment OF property 10 the se1.
eral Counties Of the State and the city OF Bsl,i-
more. aS hsrenbefore provided, TO prepare q
condensed statement exhibiting under appro-
pirate heads ths amount of such valuation u,
each OF such counties aud said city, and The az
sregate anot-nt of property assessed az afors-
sad within this State, and report the Same Ia
'hs General Assembly at the mex, session
Section 81 And be 1t enacted That if the coun-
" commissioners of any county or the Msyo,
and city csuncll of Baltimore, or the members Of
the appeal tax court or board Of control and re-
view, shalt tail 10 execute any Of the duties i'm
posed on them by this Act each member of
the body so t'ullns shall se liable to indictment
for such default, and shall forfeit a sum no, ex.
ceeins five hundred dollars, bu, any member
may protect HIM self from prosecution as afore-
sad by glyIns immediate Information Of such
F.. default TO the comptroller, who shall take such
s.teps III regard 10 the matter as The case may re-
quIre.
Section 3 And be II enacted, Ths, each as
SCISSOR shall receive four dollars day for every
day he sh II he actually engaged IN the perform
ance at his d iues, 10 be paid by the respective
counties and the CITY of Baltlm ore, and the MAY.
or and city council Of Baltimore shall also allow
10 each Of The members of the board Of control
and review, for the services to be performed bv
them under this act, such comp as they
NY deem just, which shall be paid by tho said
cay
Section 80 And be it enacted That all fues
and torleturss imposed by this Act shall be re-.
coVsrabe by indictment in the circui. court of
ths proper county IN which the person so offend
Ing may resd IN the criminal court in Bal.
umore, II The person resides IN that cltv and
one-half thereof shall be paid to the inform
ef and the other half 10 the Treasurer for the
of the State.
Section SO And be it enacted, That 80 much of
the eraI Acts here tofore passed IN relation 10
the valuation anG assessment Of propertv in this
! State as may come in conflict with the provis.
IONS oil tins Act. and all awxeXenptipy prom.
srty from valuation, shall be and the same are
hereby repealed, and all existing laws of this
Soe that may come In aid OF the provisions of
thls Act, shall apply and be construed a. par,
thereof.
Section "a And be II enacted That this Act
shall AXE sfec, from the date of It's passage
c. HARW GOD, Sec'v Of Senote.
w. Il COLE, Chief CT k House of Dal.
April IL. 1866
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
COnstable's Sale
of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Rl virtue Of one writ Of Fieri Facias.
issued by Justice Of the Peace Of
til. State Of Mary Wand, in and for St Ma
ry'. County, at the suit Of James 4 Heard.
admInlstraior Of Edmund Heard, against
the good. and chatteis. lands and tene-
ments sf George Z Tsrlton. James X
Thonps5n. Joseph A Magil and Samuel
c Thompson, and to me directed. have
seized and taken in execution al the right.
;itle, interest, claim and demand at law
aud IN equity, Of the said George G Tarl-
to1, james Il Thompson, Joseph A Ma
glII and samuel 9 Thompson. 10 and 70
the following property, to wit !:
One tract or parcel Of Ind called