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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-01
/,OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

A NVIN I H1 NLSIDEsNtT } Utt - III Et.T1
The subscriber offers for sale his residence, stu .
ated about miles from Nashville, the MUrrees SsA
buro Turnpike 1t csnsists of about so aGrc one-haf in
high state Of cultivation the balance woodland; three
failing Springs extensive Orchard conainnga great
rety ofcboce rutees with coEm0ous dwelling and ont
houses. further description unnecessary, those de-
Sirous to purchase cali and examine for themselves
Terms-Onehrd cash, and credit Of one and two years
on the balance fno soid privately before the 18th inst,
premises viii be offered Al public sale al the Courthouse
that day uOv.--f =. j. CARTER
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who in their families long standing of Rhsu
natism Govt Neuralgia, contracted limbs female weak
ness weakness all along the back pain around the kdnsy
deep seated in the breast all deep seated
advise send agent and procure bottle
article, the mode of treating such diseases
snhu nd Lief eH hhfore known.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-01

CTAR CANDLES--iOOB BONES STAR CAN
= aides Just received and for sale low to close by
noY22 JOHNSON, HORNE 4 CO.
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rVNNCT. YERATRIA VENIDI.-SIS DOZ.
L Ncrwurd's Tinct Neratria Yevid c sale.
decl5 EWIN BROTHERS,
DEEPER AND SPICE.-I3OO LBS. BLACK
L PEPPE; go lbs. spice. Received this day and Tor
sale by iinl EVILS BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-01

COTICETO ALL.-HAVING ASSOCIATED
~ with in the Coach Manufacturing Business Messrs
ROBERT Caps, JAMESF. PHELPS and ARCHIBALD
STUART, all good Mechanics and industrious men,
ask for the continuation of old customers and hope
by a strict attention, to merit the same
iaul2--6m. IRA A. STOUT
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Physician Heal Thyself A!

II you suffering with any ofhe above complain
to this remedy and you red it.
The greatest medical men OF the say, hat the
External Treatment of diseases is destined to
OF Medical Science Another
ssths is commencing itself the Medica
I.,T
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JOHN RICHA RDSoE,
BARBER AND HAIR DIR ESSER,


VyTOULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for tie services Of Barber that he has at THIS time
in his employ number Of the best and most experienced
operators that ever handled pair of shears in
Nashville His shopI fitted up neatly, and gentlemen MAY
always confidently rely upon prompt attention and comor-
Table shaving He hopes 10 continue 10 receive liberal
share OF encouragement from intelligent public that
knows how u discriminate between gilt and gold oer
busted augl7
NEW ARRANGEMENT 1ue undersigned nav.
' ing purchased Of J. NJ. SMITH his entire stock in
trade intend carrying in all its various branches and
solicit from friends and the customers Of the house
liberal share of their custom.
dec6-2rn MCCLURE 4 MOORE
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A LEI ALE! so BARRELS ..rKACEY a
"A wilkins superior Pale and Amber Ale, Just re-
Gel. ed and Tor sale low 10 close bv
unvlZ -. JOHNSON HORNE < co 4.
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-.ss r... SIS .aH EJluaaOa- o. & IS -a-..a
-e-sf a asa q. .-7
.s--- -lz o.
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StCALEsS! SCALES! we ARE CON-
> STANTi.N supplied with Blunders msqualled wheel
and Dormant Scales from 900 1900 los, which VIII be
sold exceedingly low.
We clnalso supply Railroad Trgsk and Ds10t Scales
from three fifty tons the most reasonable terms
JOHNSON, HORNS z co,
p0y2f Broadway.
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Tennessee Powder.
STEWART Il wEAKLEY,

SIU. UUU. $4,000 Stock in the Wire Suspension
Br:ge, par, payable in Merchandise at cash prices
nsvl9-3m K. II. BR0CKWAY No7I Public Square
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AND WARRASTS.-Wea are buying and paving
1 the very highest prices for LAM WARRANTS. Per
sons at distance having sell by sending to
by mail or otherwise may depend getting tle highest
prices which they selling st the time IN Nashville and
the cash RENTED or paid 10 order.
july2l plERPEARL& Gu
MANTLE PIECES AND OTHER MARBLE
VI WUHk at Reduced Frir,.S.-HCGH HENDERSON
proposes sell Marble Mantle Pieces Monuments, and
variety IF other work. ot fine ITALIAN, EGYPTIAN AND
A ERIChN NAfsBi.E ut gitsci prices, nov-29-h
EDARII AND LEAN I5~.---I wish to purchase with
Il cash. large quantity ci Chestnut Oak Bark and Shoe
make Leaves Tor Tann purposes. Apply = j. q. Moore,
o! Union and Market streets.
iuiv2I~-d&w IT. FREfFlGh ROTH.
LDRICk DIV ELL,Nti HOUSE FOS RENT
- Tho Brick House, No Cherry street. lately occupied
by Gen y r. Anderson viii be rented good tenant,
dec5l q College street
n EGROES WANTED,-A CITIZEN OF
~ Nashville wishes to purchase frstIate Negro No
man, good cook and wshcrWunan over - years of
age and especially of good dsposion also negro boy of
II TO II years OF likely aud active. such would suit
to make good house None bat best need ap
pig. Inquire at this office, Jan24 54-d2w
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wherever you find il. We offer medicine which will
devour your stomach il will interfere with your regular
food, it will not healthy assimilation of your d-
gestye apparatus but il is powerful external smulant,
which opens the pores of the skih exces absorbent
system, penerae the nerves. muscles and tendons and
lgameUts of the parts to which it is applied, producing
free circulation OF blood through the parts, stimulating
the revivying and building up the deaiened It's
TO which tits applied.
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, AZ. LEAD--5 KEGS BAR LEAD;

HYDRAUL CEGENT-3OO BARRELS
Louisville Hydraulic Cement Just received and tor
sale BIZ JOHNSON HORNE 4 co.
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Debility

That solitary practice fatal to the existence Of and
Ii is the who to become its Victims from
ignorance the danger they subject
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
I associated with in the Wholesale Grocery Cor
rnisson Receiving and Forwarding iIuhecs, ar. VIII.
LIAM PHILLIPS Of Nashville under The and styls
OF LANlER & PHILLIP
l. ". bANltK.
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essenng both mental and bodily capacity. Hold HeRrys
nyigoratng Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable,
will aid to restore those important functions to
healthy will prove OBSERVES to you
virtues lisa general remover Of disease and strength
anern fI IN tam.
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AS a Tonic Medicine

tisunsurpassed We do not place this Cordial footing
with quack medicines. and is customary append long
list Recommendations. Certificates, &c. beginning
'Hear what the Preacher says and such like;
essary, for sHeny's nvigoratng Cordial, only needs
trial TO prove that it wilt accomplish all say.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-01

DR. F. s. WoLDRIDGE, Franklin,
lsHAa A. EcTSE-. Springfield,
JAAEsr BAsHaw, GliIatin,
Cook 81 OWN, Lebanon.
CROCKEr X RIpDLE, MUrlrecsbOro'.
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rINO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES.-TfIE
Supporter for Ladies, under the eminent Medical
patronage. TIE great reputation Of this supporter IL
hgtncss being entirely without metallic preSsHreg ard
above all it, remedial effect, have caused extensive
demand for all parts ofthe United States Thousands
of Ladies now wearing IL with ease comfort and nd
vantage To avoid c0unterfeS apply Only esents
(all others cOunteyteiIS.1
dec14 T,,gIN BROTIIFRS N,ssvilt.
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C,ALT--acO IgAIsS TJRkS ISLAND SALT:
ncv92 Johnson HORNE
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TTJIIREE Store Rooms on Deaderick street Also on
/ double office on the second floor, and lodging room
the third floor OF the building Apply to JACOB
McGANOCK or RANDALL W. McGAV0CK.
ian1 -1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

action ss, ,saf IS sasfod 8sseiYmesf! In America
We of fad the "lsnd OF reslizatiOns.' diversity
of nations is physical impossbllity-" the Union 10
oeraneHiGi as well political idea Hence Soeisl
Unity must result Individual Development a. rcache
It's eliminating point in the democratic impulse Fo-
Il future the people Of this Continent must work b
cetler-their mission is retaliation" They must
become the grand disIibutors"-jhe missionaries OF
mankind
Following Professor Guyot, Secretary SEARS said &
few appropriate words relative to the Institute, and 10
success in Salem. Following him, Mayor HUNTINGTON
made brief speech, in which he stated that the Com
uon School System had It's origin ~ OtcH aestisg 10
Salem in the YEAR i64l John Endieott being, at tia
fine not only Governor of the COLONY, but Chairman
the Salem Board OF Selectmen! He then offered
few resolutions expressive Of the sympathy Of Salem
with the objects OF the Institute which were CARRIE
by acclsmation Of course
esssz and Guyct are indeed remarkable men They
are science made flesh" Like all rally profound
men. they are modest Not an egotistcal word Ia,
fallen from the lips of either during the whole course
their lectures They have impaired much OF their
kpowedee but Of :heir neritorious discoveries they
have said nos word. In this particular may those Of
us who have been delighted with their Instructions,
initiate their example Oh H.
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THINGS IN wILMINGT0N, DEL.

Correspondence Of The n \. Iroane
WILMINGTON. Del, Friday, Jan Is 1854.
We have now arrived at the starting points, Della
ware and The railroad the lower part OF this penn
sula lie actually under way while like Improvement
is now being surveyed between this city and keaiing,
Pa which will open up the coal regions OF that state,
with other sources OF trade equally Important to our
citizens
Our new custom house progresses slowly, and the
foundation is now making some appearance a5oye the
surface. An extra appropriation OF ScOOl or SiV,vw
will drive the building on amazingly Inc limited
sum of sos eco is not sufficient To build custom
house and post-ofice of white granite and, IS we
wish 10 rear an edihce which will give credit 10 the
state as well as security 20 the nation, can see no
coed reason why should not have an appropriation
adequate TO the undertaking.
Our ship builders, machinlsts aud manufacturing
establishments have been doing thriving business for
the last year. The Franklin Manufacturing Company
have declared dividend OF ten per cent on their cap
ta and business OT the last year, and under the pres
ont careful management, will still increase to more
profitable extent Other branches OF the cotton man
u.actuTing business are equally prosperous IN IRIS CITY
aud vicinity.
The only political items Of interes. now being
aaitated leagues in order 10 carry cut Prohbsory
LIQUOR Law at the next session Of our General Assem-
lN Associations Of this nature formed IN every
township in the county, while those who decidedly
in favor Of the law Of prohibition appear to have no
confidence in either Of the old political parties as they
have formerly been sadly deeeyedb by them There no
doubt but this wholesome law iOF WcuDcins OiIho
human race will be trumphanty carried by the votes
of this State at the next election.
We are fast growing into manufacturing city, and
many Of our mechanics are now celebrated abroad tor
the value of their probably in the line OF ship
building we cannot beexceeded BY any other city Ia the
Union very large amount OF business is done hero
in this line and the different crafts built here for the
various parts of the country noted for their beauty
ofmodel elegance of finish and their rapidy OF sail
ing Delaware whiteoak being leading article In the
line Of ship building.
Machinery and steamboat building are carried ON here
to very great extent and the and steamengines
of Harlan & Hollngsworth are known from one end Of
the Union to the other. Coachmskng is another
branch of trade carried here tc very great extent
but TO enumerate the half would Outreach the Unite oil
the room allotted for q letter
Our city now numbers in round figures about 10000
inhabitants with steady increase, beautifully situated
with the Chrstiania River the south and the Brandy
wine on the north; aGordisg facilities both for com
nercial and manufacturing purposes, with high and
healthy country on every side. STOCKTON.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAY Jan l6.-The President in announcing the
stauSpx Cen stated the dfculty whh he h.1 necessarily
expeeTetd selecting gensmen AZ OF whom with
or exceptions he had been with Until they
ed met in hs but he had ntsavor to the bes Of BIZ
Abv TO p the duty ard be hoped the selection would
meet With he spprobStion of the boad
COMMITTEE
u,Hcuse DeJsrnst-MeEsTs Holder Raymond Bsden seVin
,s and sn-Me,r, See Es;ls Monaghan, Crawford and
csaS sr-Ns.srs Read MeIHtyre North L,HabrseA' sai
CcfS gvedsoMe.r HodsLinson cOnOver MeIntyre Brush
ard Crawford -, =, -, ~, = -,
ClsIey. a.
Kennedy Hedgsiason Bsskly FRYE and Roe
TTs-Nes Jeilou, Baxter Frye, Lsasr eht and Cooper
The Heciis-Messrs ConOver, ioans slesE kinOrf soa
FoItes H.
T,ioLh,hne.hesus BsaSey, See Elliot Brush and Roe
po.,ogds-Heszp mbsJk NLc. Bsakly Young and Seth-
Toir, oHd SBITtss-Mtss W a. sE-is, MSls Reed HealJ
and sGu mis-
Messrs Bcien jeremiah futile Curry and 'Ire-a
F,rre.- Nsss CtJry IG-bts Fcsfcr seely and Cleary
Fuena- Mesls NeTllye. PiEeEHey, snih, ksrnedJ ana
seicIct
IsT, an co. Means Plrcsnsy Earle, II sh Carney and
Id sa5 Fa-1es,s yssssn h'thar IIasel ooso7eF 'ad
lllk
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LO.Scr Masco C6r.rgiooi RsVe~ makes the following
lold nd sfar,l;n0 declnrafion.


sISIays r>>s Sla eerteos as1
r.Ghss fAers oct ssg< Phss-ss 'rf~
siS(s csf drrggst Dry % asie~ @e e"" '''
sosld ks s lsis rsoytt yiaas 200 2Tst"s.
Il II possible And yet this IL witness having great 70
sources Information added to his long experience
ard reflection And DR. Johnson Is not the oniy niSh
nt6icsl authority for similar Admissions The every uay
results OF the popular OF medication ciohe sacn
admission. with degree Of seriousness and tEuhulnes
little msgiDed by the casual observer IL bohoVes Us
therefore with great houshtfuness 10 consider the causes
for such lameDtable state of things.
We will refer here but among the more garing
TIE almost EErersGl Of tie NOS. Csss! p0ssoas HE
nomsl condition for assistance the vital forces to rid
Of viruses and normal action is htls considered
and eouse Of medication rather poisoning, the most
directly opposed TO this adopted would be dcul;
10 mention single poison, animal vegetable Ormnera,
which has no; az some time been used as medicine by
large rortion of the medical profession. And think,
would be safe 10 say that az 10 time has there been sGca
vast variety ard quantity Of vital poisons used medi
on,s by the"regusr profession as present In fact
they are the Alpha and Omega Of the natera medcahe
use Of ssDaye sgerts being the XcepGon the practice
Ard whyf On what principles physiological or psthoo
gicsl are each vast quantities OF nokious posons forced
into the s.omaohs OF poor nvatS poLons which haSsa
by the well man, would be considered su eds No In
tegent be given. by some mystic process
they have found their way into the favor OF some popular
rrof.,,or and school, and thus become "oficnsl and
this has been sufficient pretex for their use by the med
cal profession generally
reform is loudly called for and the most efficient way
10 bring il ebout is the more general diffusion ~ know
ledge Of the nature OF matara medea and me pn
cEes Of Pathology physiology and hygiene and Tor the
sck TO refuse the present popular II treatment and
thus bring il into dsrepute. l. b. WEIGH NJ II.
n Y Jan Is 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

The Missionary Sunday School No sc held its Anniver
tary on Sunday the Public School House in Grand ST.
neer Laureus which there two hundred chill
dreD principally those of the poorest parents in that
neghborhood many Of whom the friends of the school
have 70 furnish with garments in order to enable them 10
attend The school under the charge of John s. hoag
lsnd Superintendent, and many kind lades and Je"
yourg mon We say few because we were panied to near
that the schOol is in great want of male teachers we
were also informed that the Bethel Mission School in ar
rinors Church. Mr. WemOre, superine ndes wants four
male and four female teachers and the new Mission
School No l43 Reade ST. want six teachers The new
Mission School in Tenth av, between Forty second anu
Forty third sts is IA need Of ten teachers Shall these
schools be furnished shall have 10 make an appeal
10 The country or some Christian city to send aries
to this Heshen city teach the children OF our Mission
Sunday Schools So many of oar young men are en-.
in our city rum holes every Sunday that innot
hnd enough to teach the poor children Of our sunasy
spirit showing good training. The children were ed
srssssd BY The sugginie ndent BY HepasT sandagy
ant fifteen years ago also by Scion Robinson and Mr.
Fuller. There good attendance of ladies and gen
tten present who were apparently highly grained win
the exercises
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting OF this Association was
he ~ the Asoeaion IN suyvesant Institute 90
Nordty e,trF The attendance nms ver) large ard me
iner,tnF Prot Howard OfoseJ the r>'
cent IN th, tpd r. G. hoComef Jr seeetsry At h post
are The last sn1 approved ard about
gentlemen prepaid or meuhenhp month sree we're eteed
,S.i TIor for berbp be handed Secretary snd
b him the The motion carried and ne
Secretary 10 Ia reading tie names OF me
sJJiiesIis Some seventy I've were prepes'e. -, .,.,
r EdgII read the for the evening wen wen
trse treating the IhgeEce Of he foen Meas
Christian Asos son the community or &h.i .seSd De
The Ry. Robert Baird, D. appeared n behalf OF me AMER
FOr.B Chisn Union 10 The gnteHea
The Iscon that h. Unisb bad dteTm16 call public meet
he TtInsee the evening of abe ssh inst for the PHr
Of stns uo the proPnety usns the Gov
her rsht Of conscience. whatever countries they NAV be
The Doctor sI.t- very pproprsely ard sned %
With much sufnOn the Of bis remerks 10 conformity
from the American and Foreign Union toe Asoes-
h, public rsrrrd to The chsif named
tts Of fba Committee hss.r the Rsvs As. stevens WIN
z. fsJwErc Geo H williams George y" Osrk o-5 hsias
Ee ornitk gr and Mr. Kruger This Com tee VIII meet AZ Nc
n Bstintn.t this day (Wec nfsda' 81 NJ
ET BroEwers resolution offered the lat uees 70 ne ee
Society called but
laid the table ethr with ts Amendmenn 70 Una
IitIG ULVeIiAiGts ard all sinner"
Nj BCdtD committee Of tvsye-two from saca
appointed Examine the pIoposols Tor mem
he hin and 10 This duty psrfTn ned
~ h Stsie nittte The resolution 81 Dit Holden u" IA"
sIon The table. n,
eodrt s.e.sy, heavy hos by appointment new officer
R.f,t,r discussed hnF'h MhIeu, htE' Esl
favor Of edinE OF delinquent
gos,s tn. c~a4 With request
derived make tht geut-nen prrsen, would
1srorse thi, publication By becoming suh.c 'er'tot
The IstJ Cen ri'iee reporee sneet OF reorury ErC
lie Asoeop Adjourned -er which was offered By Mr.
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

AT meeting of the Executive Committee OF the Amen
can Tract Society Monday afternoon the Rev DR. Knox
in the Chair information communicated from various
institutions and missions in Europe and in Mahommedan
and pagan countries
The Rev Mr. Rauscbenbusch, for many years connected
with the Society in the German Department, and now
visiting his native land that about 10000 German
immigrants leave Bremss annually and recommends the
eploy eolpoIteur among them Grants made Of
loG pages Tor dbution among mm at Bre mn sna pre-
for in eranhp hbrnies % copies OF
BsSer Reformed Pastor In Genan for heoos'es nden" Al
Bonn 500 worth Of publications for the use OF Mr
Letters ConstAnuop Oroonish Madras Tavoy
BANGKOK Chan and Shanghai o and ether foreign mission
Tcyecipg the and the wants OF TIE OnSsn
Pres sboed The bsns Of the Committee presented to the
late Secretary Of State for copy OF the Documentary hs0y Oh
Nsw-YoIk. - -,
1Tbe receipts oftho past month as 7s and since Apn
The publications for the month Amounted 70
nine months 40 The stock IN the
depository less thu previous period Of many
,.,-.,.-...,.....
the Tsct Society maintain their unprecedented
the number Of copies The Mea2er printed
$4,000 hsn roo monthly,
ard OF The ChG Paper nearl, 500 90 mopthiy
number OF eoporeur both AMONG cur native ana foreign
constantly and al OF the Do
eieiy labor in state Of efficiency and property
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49,
of, sisie prevent the OF
ocrpoIsion SstI.sl in oIsIinl &c IN the City
bi ard that the seIsor, bly, from the City
RSseS That copy Of be forwarded to each
Tis Bosis tfss sdjourr,dto wedn..d.y.
DEBATES
Ala Ho. nd s.e upon the Prsdss .~Ons
the Controllers Report sPsYriA'iOs AID annual TAI aud moved
The Pre.d.sf aid the ralete select
Greer He oud the Adeimn OF the SIKH knew there
or S comm: .a the o iss %
i,s for That. What we elected you Or Lsuhter Yo1 are
Of II the document amt there don't want It, In
Tbs gentleman Sixth of Ordsr No
d ' hoS " f.'s sentndsa ii. p.ps .Aod be
Navy ISO rSIss.; Wv. s.i: '' 'n' A'
IA COW rd IVES Of Opinion that Ho~ds CLAIM. sAt
up rsrtn fIem tie other Board in ,bst wsy ,,.,..,
the other Common Councils We proceed differently
Az ossrnee, remarked ht he seae.n
tn. yIlh ~anied to override the Chair -, II a.. Az.
man &c Of is' siii md :ld !sesTed Loot -
~ ss.l Alderman the vIA -l rise when he
tbs other BOsd in order when he undertakes to
delste sny quss1ion
lis Howsrd--Tbea you out Of order.
'' a.. e.ei.ion ion Of The th.ir .o't.ined
wher kid nevs,d moved lheiI .eogiion
ris orissa ne q SPia0H that tbs
be retired . ss o9 mn ssonan o b R.po BE
followed rouni day By persons who were IN assa
"a = .1a referred to Finance Com
TS.,. wsS. no Cher debates Of any consequence
Alden Mon mad. ois spsees gp9e h n.s ~ y:' "
than the coat Of work contracted for
thought this Reform Board and they 'hOod investigate
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HoUsE.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board of Ten Gov
errors held yesterday afternoon at their in the
koiuhda Present Cows. Draper Town sepd. Smith. Pnck
ney Henry, Duke and Mclaughlin, the President, Gov
praIer in the chair.
Nm uaioDg for the week ending Bellevue HeE1
ga Iup,tc Ay,un, SIS Alus House lp5; Penea i1rs
70 Peritopsry 9ospt 81 Work Hou.e no. smaliPox Ho.
49, Peydslrs lsepd lt9o; Rspdsrs Island Has.sa VI
Ehv Prisot 2.STotl 5574 Increase dur0s tbs seek -
~; fErs J,c J. $50 admitted ron ti 4ih
Tsi 6iG be disc AIRED AZ sasi = Psa sliafT
s. ant 20 STAR Psisa, 9rSs ;'s Ioa tsHAisias ~.
,,., - ,Sfeived som John AsKeon 20 statsg that
;,~5, woe, iincs rad been coEmsrcN by the District
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