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F8sTI0gE8LE CL0TEIN4 ARD TAILORING Is
TAIL :SILEEHC,

TAXI: S1zAEAI,
No. Ii jeudr Street,
I've 5c,I4 .roa Public Square. Nashville
yvTliE.. a.,y be found choice and well Select as
w ga stock q al
Cloths: gassiue:cS, ana Eestinss, "
q the Latest and mos, beautiful patterns al! Of which W
be nss tf Greer "a tnc fashionable style, and At
short yt &c BE- done any city in the UBion
and e. prices % suif the IiWcs.
an uov se-gJyag my stock Of Spring and SKINNER
Goods and. being satisfied that they are py the HAND
soonest Goods ever brought this market az examination
Is requested before pune lsluE elsewhere
Ready Taae QUALIFICATIONS, Pants ard Vests Of
al kinds. ipe assortment Of Meas Furnishing Goods
= Is aad Nerno Uudersdr,s, Shirts, Stocks Gloves Sus
uanl.rs Jr4vais focSt tianck srchefs silk aud Linen
Shirt Cal,ars. Uahycilas, sc.
~ Garments eUta. he shortest uo;ice Please csi
ana examine. 7. LHOUGH,
gucn--E agent.
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gEznss ar1 t9zse O. .
PETER 10 GtE tss -,
NhNltALIlh = =
10 =, Cha.Asm strss.. EAEE-se. :.

10 =, Chatham stree. q y7-la,l.
~ UCCESS0Bto PfTsg and GsozG5 LataizsH1, Cfge-s
y for sale all kin ofaHua &lu l,-ee0 ge eTai use
For Particulars, Pgies trtea ts ;lnai by al
dressing 3 above taIs Lsa1Hs sll 81 os q tiie u
est 81 the kind in the United Siatss sF
Feb l4-Iy.
EaFUEI ALTON " ANAIsIg,
to the pIescntTes dases 81 g. ca far'c-o-r i34 Cor
IA relus lelnou; 7ylo we're bs,.eui=9 lslIsi1 he
Of l5t2. l--.r -.--fsTss.F =.
Robcr; Patterson ives IN l,>hpaR b7 h!!i., al 5avsT b.
trade, and 81 yeafs c. eye 10 1878. FLY both estF4
Nashville 1enHsSza- They ~ ,a,i7 lel'
thing TO Their a1T21ts e j "a -aa@s..l---
fell oosElm BuX al. Es-tJ; 9Ias3spfie 'Gecl1.
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I Tlo-s t,s I,5qag Dl;lg Daily K,icker5ocis,r

TINS IS 70 earthly tl2. l. Willard Jerks proprietor Of
rha w.. FRO Exchange Hotel having been afflicted gith
Se,rassia one ear Tor ,ae TASK tweRy years, and m TIE
the. r he ist vsa that it was impossible Tor me to
zr the loud VOC; aud, after trying various remedies
Fit or iirT.r INV bearing IN The least Ws induced 10
y 24rras Cen pound Acoustic OIL for tha cre OF deaf
ness, sad It Is Tia great qualification am enabled 10
state hs5 il has pcy restored mY bearing ana WIZ
NJ bsrv 10 Sc .1r person who wishes Tor Information il
reiqtsl. 70 lay case, 81 NJ place IN West Troy
WILLARD JESKs.
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IAFUl.lATtUE }FANl'l.i},
to the present daHes o n fsr'cu.1 5fd Cor
IA Heius elnoat. lslo ware bs.s.e4=a sialIsi- me
Robert Patterson was Al IN b7 bt.s. a i saver by
trade, and 81 yeafs q eye 10 1915 FLY both eistf'
Nashville 1enueS5as- 1hey oTt5 len. lelrl.sife
thing 70 Their a1T2Gt--s ls add al---
fell oosEim bUX all p.-U 2'aslsviie EN-.
FREHCt's RoTEL.
Corner Of Ci'y IZall Square an E.aaE.1y. strast,
$1,000 AEW lelh
iQ2fosi:s tic c y N2 a.i L.5. L,4,--2,7.t exc
TTAS been REF. g}.i} ara G 2tI,EED Ghasrb
IL scllber trusts thai, ig coyzi0gre epEsu1e, com.
grt and economy, It cgtao De Z - ie lggG,---
Al jhe IO,Dls Tarned gri'l- Il liked ~ wiz.
marble top wash s2ads Tlngi re ~ ed st,-e,s4Alrt
on every sor are lighted iurir, ihs ~. u iieeI IS
eOoGlcted Inc EuTupelp Piaa = b. -..- Gy9l.4,a15
epiGin1 r. fr7pvfET
i R-Donrt bel,ve Hacsmou ord Bga-ars fhoInav
say That we are full as some Do Sfr3 pcs = n s,et
A. GARDELLE. r2Uis psB8lGLE
GABRIELLE Il 9EF, tsyGa.,
- Factors AED Co1SHTSeIUH ELGltEs,fE .H-
ACCOMAoiATttls m4-ii3t, -a--f ~
CraHLEsToS, 8 e. 8 ...-.
! IBERAL advances made en- Cel-.- sr' orFFoipcr.
IL Prompt attention pad to Roses oad oTvsEairg
RrrcprScrs-EIus.i7 s vaiElr, .lt. K leafi IA.
e7ls,.,: ] fl..er 4 Co, ,lhar!estnl LaHrit--er.
= PJHLio kCI.tjZ1i1,-7 : : 80
| s,oddards lu7'en NE lti,hias. e. -
.. Song Po,', lar he e,boSi Ron .-
sioourichs Primer Of Cso-ia hy 49,
Un2cEeHross tgmP0siilu BE os!c;
Far ssls ~ ,--t1, Tls'.rliI.- n c.ifTE7
49, = 49,
4 ID lii
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sxyINpOyg sEIts'f;l '-~ 80
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4 tANAht a. 20 bial. .'t ~-ts So ,,s l.Fe
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plGUFRFal0TYPEsE oAaVgR "a IYP55,s

DiGUE2R20TYPESt 0AGUE2g gyP.sss4ll =
NHARLES G. GIERS wocld respectfully ilf5rul his
Customers ana ihe LAD ,es paTtlsuif, that he re
moved from Cedar street 30 the e5rv- Of Daaieck and
and College streets BgawR-s werg Be Will BE glad
to see al who IN want cfage ard re Ike ~ Is lie
has gone to great sEfense II lifting ~ p1g5g sGe aHa
sky lights and his TSoNs are htsd up ID elegant syla
He has engaged The services of experienced aaf Ioe ep
cTs and determined to max his tee Model tstsb
lishment of the South Hest, aud f-ei ed taL = VIII
be able 10 give satisfaction.
HeinvIt0s the public n cali ana crlijre ecneEs
aso fine 0P@ntirgs. by fls n. -lssArs jus. re-
Cel az the corner OF Deaeek sress sss tie Square
\. BAl exeerienced operator 1iaEs ready az any
eut-aoor wpIk sueh - taxing bu g, aecease pe1soas
&c. ~ iTfTfe-ff- q
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COLE LEATHER TRUNKS and FAEiSEs.
~ Received direct To Philadspha, large stock of the
best Sole Leather Trunks. with extensive assert
men Of Black Iron framed Travelling Trunks Single and
Tray Tcps) OF every q1zty. and at the lowest prices
We respectfully ask The attention OF all N wGu Of good
Trunks ~ examine our stock. a.sE
mill RAAAGE CHURCH AZ College st I
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LEONARD SCOTT kCO

81 COLD STREET NEW YORK. /.
/ y LIS & Co. have recently published, and have
now for sale, the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Seph-
ems of Edinburgh and the late Prof Norton of Yale Col.
lege New Haven, complete in vols, royal octave
tanning 1900 pges IA STEEL aud 900 wood engrarings-
Price. IN muslin binding, 81.
h - sis sclsE Is nor the ola B5oE Of TIE Farm: :"
latsg RKspscITAr sO aad Mrotrn upon the nlafhet.
Gec22tf s.....s. t-i-
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nr rncl..nn.s PIE aud 4. Il retter Embroeation.

THIS ol7, be considered specific and is warranted to
cure Is nor 5n.y mmediaey aa1s pam and inatnIla'
ron 7-s a Aeeaug Fubues ihtt iHoleTaie itching but
Il e- as cues very Snort time persons whose lives
lave 5sn 81: ssed aiisBrabe ot wears! lis application
liaB Cal or sgrd igl o list of cures and you viii be
ys-o1l,asa.
~ For sale By G. II. Hendershott, Nashville; Bel,
prb-nsJn & Co. Louisville; aUd }. D, Park, Cincinnati
Az
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For Memphis, New 0Iraiis, st. louis, and
Louisville,
p Y l. " T. Z Is L
TS5 ogw S-.Efgss!agsgy &C., :
AT = EftlBESs 1 Z, H. ---
4. y. 80 q q d .

Il Il ! a 4 - q = ~
N0.9 College street, Nashville, 3ciip,s ~.
RE now in recent Of Inn tsoe AID desi.sle ssok
~ of staple awd Fancy Etv .oGGs, EGunels,
parasOis. Umbrellas, eis., whicif3 tAey oar - TIE
trade for very NJ yancs Tor cssa ert ie pa
Per. to whica system ~ basres seY iassd 70 a4hCe
strictly. Snci bGysrs Wis iHd hugely 20 their interest
to give bis St ick tLofou gga anatoa se r1akiag
Their purchases.
Special attention is called 90 'heT stock 0f LADIES,
DkESS GUUOS. as Il Is 'Srss a safHtiHi also t.ll
supply Of BUFOUE COS B0Lg4AH EL04HS.
a mhlz-e06w ~. 81. e., -9--- --.as,-r.
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u very itN price,
Rich Piad 4 Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
spun Lace Curtains;
Marinos; Muslin %
60 E)eisnes; satin LANES; ~
French & English MeruCs; Union Damasks, with
Back B3ul!yi7ines Tasses Gimps Cornlcs;
50 Alapaccas; Bonnet Ribbons
MoIino Deianes Black colored Velvet
Rich lace H.bits 4 Sleeves Super French Cloths;
60 Collars: " Cassimeres
Muslin Fancy Vestings;
MESlin II bit & Seeyes lambs Wool Shirts,
Eelba d col q linen Cam Tx fsMerino HtA Pr
White 4 cold silk Tules; Gloves and Hdkfs; .--
Jacaenei 4 SWISS F!ouncings;C ravats and Scarts
White Goods all kinds; Brown Canton Flsnnels;
sltineIts all qualities; Black
Jeans{ Ticking all qualities;
IsgeelS Z" ~ Prints,
Faguels Hnghams, "
Plaid Lnsays +" Irish Linen, +"
Blob d Sheehngs, All Qualities Table Linens, e 7,
Domesties Twiing :"
Grswn DomesieS sex. Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such are usually kept in
bst class" Dry Goods houses We invite buyers 10 ex
stock and Judge for themselves of the induce
men. sc oAer W. A. l. J. G. McLELLAND.
sent6 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and So College st.
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20 THE PUBLIC.

vr offered IN tbs market We are Offering extra nduce
snis AL CASH or punctus buyers, knowing that many
persons VIII he induced purchase their goods for cash.
.vhsu they en- gain advantage thereby.
Ne buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables offer buyers great advantages in the way
Of low prices, and good styles.
~ Country Merchants viii ind stock of Black and
Facy Silks Plaid Ceshmefes and DeLanes Meriuos, Rib
bons and any other desirable goods suited to their trade
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SPLENDID STOCK

ON the lpth March, will open ONE RCyDRED
~ PIECES or MATING, OF the best make and in
all widths and cOiors
rfahqx d " ,.UtJpy a. cO
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LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
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FI2I.HCt5's k20GEG.
Corner Of Ciy Kali eqrars AM E.a3E.eg. Street,
gARIELLE- LOGS" IlslIA e J. Z.
GABRIELLE IL gEF, stgg.H,
Factors AsD C0ISEISeTuH 1Ilsl:Es,fE, #

ACCOMAniiAItSS 10 4-ls3t, -a--H
CraHLE5ToS, 3. q. lax
/ IBESAL advances made en tcl-.. err ufFroipcr-
A. Prompt attention pad to Roses so2d oTvs-a,rg
Goods.
RrrcRrScFe--Iusii7 + Fak-r. j?.t ~. K le4fi, IA.
els:s: J. Fraser 4 ca t'harleStsa FaHrI5--.ri-
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Can. =. n. FEEaEJL,
WILL run The above trade this season commencing
iser ripsf aa the hrst r-c IN Cumberland River.-
IN rss bs,o viii leave Nashville every TUESDAY ct
: c--iozk r. H.; returning viii leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY, at o'ola-A L. ". and Louisville every
THCEsp ~ st Do O'Clock. 4. II.
-ss-sr.,I- .Uct for these fine steamers share Of
.--il,-' r,,--.1s. A.-HAMILT0N.
-. &. Agent
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el,s,ira fa1 yyillasj Bi.ached end Brown Domescs;
Ynb aof American Prints; Hoyes Prints; and great
variety ~ oueT Goods.
Cai and czafliue nv Stock Of Goods ToCASH BUY
EitS aud lUNCTuAL CUSTOMERS great inducements
zziii y, oi..r-l JAMES NlCH0L.
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TNECaA PRINCIPE CiFs 4 8S--l5,UVv ol Toe
IL rbove reserved by EAgrass IN $ day bT ,.,,,,,
fsse-tF VESSEL THOMPSON.
TOs5IIVIII.E. CtNCINNAII, AND NASH
WILLIE OCULAR PACKETS Eos le54I55.
&C.,. Tie splcuJld steamer s5sslasrss b
iE-gs,z,ss5i as EGGB 80 lss775ss.sS5fsEs:sSf
E-zze,gs-ssl Carr +. K. BARCLAY, $3.50 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
HUDSON RIVER INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AS
ISOLATION.

The First Anniversary Meeting Of this Charitable
society was held last evening at the T~entythirdst.
Presbyterian Church. This Association was organ.
lied for the purpose OF afording instruction and
charitable relief to the poor and destitute children Of
the upper part Of the City. 1t fret commenced OPP
eratiops on the 9th Of April 1884 with one teacher
and two children in their school-room, No. 254 West
Twenty eighih-st. During the past winter, the sv-
ersee daily attendance has been about IS; but during
the whole Of the past year, $50 children have received
the direct benefit of the 'ocieiy, which has nded
in their behalf for necessary articles OF food and
clothing and for salaries to teschers sl 23o. The
children are mostly from the Sixteenth and Twentieth
Wards, and are persuaded, by constant Kindness to
attend the school regularly, and are there
instructed rot only in the ordinary branches OF
English Education, according to their capacity but
also in needework and other kinds OF useful labor
the Association rightly judging that attention to
CLEANLINESS and deafness OF attire will be very ef
cjent in promoting the growth Of intelligence and mo-
rality Since the establishment OF the School, some
eco garments have been furnished the children more
than half of which have been made up by the luse-
niles Themselves. No distinction OF nationality IS
maoe-he only qualifications necessary for child to
enter the school being that be needy destitute and
willing TO lean good habits and good morals.
The Association strongly urge that housekeepers
refuse 10 give TO juvenile beggars 10 every nshoce
all. eirg that mary children are employed by their
parents collecting sms who might be ndu ed to co
Ter the school not for the encouragement they
receive in vagrsncy from ipjudicious alyers. Inc
Society feel deeply the need OF some further cooye
Lie, Ger for the chldrens comfort such as bathing
room, &c; and any charitable people who are dis
tosed 10 aid them in their object may send their con-
iributions TO No. 254 West Twenty. eighth-st.
The children not present at the meeting last
evening, il being judged inexpedieDt for many OF
them on Of their tender age, to be exposed
to the night air.
The exercises consisted Of addresses by the Rev.
Dr. Cox, and the Rex. T. l.. CUrLER, and others.
The eetipg was not fully attended as the excel
lar re of the ct arty deserved.
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COMMITTEE ON CLEANING STREETS.

The Committee on Cleaning Streets, OF the Board
CT Councilmen, met yesterday afternoon. IN the
Library City Hail. when the subject Of sreet-sweep-
ipe machines lately introduced in the City was con-
sidered, with other matters.
Professionalism Cooper, Clhon, Van Colt,
Coleman and Barnes.
A lengthy communication was received from joseph
F. Eblirg. Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps, 10
trswer 10 resolution from the Board, relative to the
amour, of MONEYS expended by him in cleaning those
vards in which the contractors have surrendered
their contracts or failed 10 perform the same from
the cate a, which such work was commenced, and
also whether sny contract has been inside with the
s,r.e, sveepipe. Machine Company. The conmunl-
cs,ion sets forth the following fscts;
The seeming large amount expensed, you VIII zee,
il accounted for by the large amount OF nun suo dI
reuoved-msnv Of the stress not having been
clesped for months previous and IN many cases cloan
irgwas hsoutely impossible. Ice and snow had been
allowed 70 accumulate in the marrow streets 70 suca
extent that il you'd Dot have melted ansn Jase.
This was al cot Up, and great quanutes removed
adding largely TO the expenses.
No contracts have been made with any person or
company By ne 10 clean the streets. COlsent "s
owen by the Mayor and myself 70 sckles, Smtn N
90 10 nv their street sweeping machinery IN tue
Sir, s4ccpd Fourth and Sixth Wards, they being
main the same amount bad been paid 70 other en-
ployees in said Wards, viz: 81 % per day for labor,
and q cents per hundred for all dirt carted 70 'he
dumtipc grounds They commenced on the l2th OF
March last, and continued working until the 2ith,
cleaning nineteen blocks, Of q cost Of s7s1, 20.
Conn issioner EBLISG stated TO the Com nitee thai
the machines are incompetent 70 the WORK thst 'ney
90 not take up the dirt 10 satisfactory N ner aod
that the con pany perform nearly the whole WORK oy
rnsnusl labor .;..
The Committee agreed to leave the matter with
Mr. EbliIg 10 report a. to whether DC Noui1 fe'a'n
the services OF The Company or not
Among other nstfers considered was petition
from The resident. of the Sixth Ward, numsrously
s;gned pray, ing that the streetsweepIng nscnnes De
taken from "a Ward and the streets therein cleaned
by manual labor.
TIE Committee then Adjourned.
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up.il ,hi. ds.e srs the new ard suitable pes,ltiss 70
BE- in force The new permit Of section yet sAe
spa bes,ovs DO privileges
The Ordinances Of the Common Council opss:s
upop the theory that the local censes cen be granted
Tfey are incompatible with the nev legislative pes-
yisior. and uust fJl. (HcS Treat on Corp, psss
IS. MAYOR " Nichols. Hill so9
icon sunday the State lsw. which apes to New
York CITY prohibits the retail and sale OF liquor -
that dsy. penalty IL given But this s matter az
clusyey for the coxnizance Of the Corporsioa Alter
p@y. Tie new ordinance regarding the Sunday ua-
&c il 40 ipseparably connected wi,h the hceess
PROVISIONS. now nun and Of no eject thss IL V in
operative. IT,.
TIE nuisance clsuse-slthoush said to take ensss
mmedisi.ly-is DO. operative until July Z. because
not until the will the keeping of liquor be IN contra
yeLtiop Of that, or any other set.
With great rsseet, ycer obedien, serysnt
To His Honor the usyor
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NEE. the erpAnes of putting gsppes In the new
School Hccss No. 50, IN the Eisnteenta W Al
ADOPTED.
reut e1p~pee- Of the schools the same being part oil
TIE eco 600 reserved for taa, purpose- Adopted
Report and resolution OF thu Auditing COMMITTEES,
recommending payment Of $50 81, the amount Of
several bills OF tue Board of Educstion. Adopted
Resolution that - SCI TO- being one-qusrter OF the
annual .pporticpmens Of .chool MONEYS for 1855 70
the CORPORATE School be appropriated for the sup
port of tie schools entitled to participate therein
Adopted.
Report Of Finance Committee, in favor Of sppropri
atpg % 400 for rent of premises occupied for school
purposes Accepted.
Resolution th., the Controller be requested to sutho-
rize the City Chamberlain to place in the CITY
Tr>~ury the sum Of s55 600 subject to the drsfts
OF the Board OF Education and after the st OF May
rext Adopted. g.
Report and resolution Of the Executive Committee
tina; $40 900 be appropriated for the support OF the
Free Academy; the same being part OF the $500
reserved for that purpose. Adopted.
or same COMMITTEES in favo, OF sppvpristing 5000
toward support Of Evening Schools. Adopted.
OF came COMMITTEE recommending appropriation
Of 81 900 for repairs and httng-up Free Academy.
Adopted.
Report ard resolution Of Finance Committee recon-
mendne appropriation Of 81 900 for incidental expen-
Els Of the Board Of Educston Adopted.
Report and resolution of the Committee on Repairs
recommending the appropriation Of 81 zoo 70 msks
certain alteration. in School house No T. 10 Chrys,e
st ~ corcirg to Specifications on file n the Office Of
the Clerk Of this Board. This mater called forth
considerable debate being contended, thst il the
Con mon Council refused 10 furnish the requisite
funds the Schools should be closed, A. such move
meDt would beet the propety of the fear Of pub
lie censurs. or pe~sp.per criticism, in using funds
already pomnslly appropriated to other purposes.
Several attempts were inside TO cut off the discussion,
but without success. The report and resolution we're
fnslly ado pied.
The follo~ing resolution. from the Committee on
Supplies, called forth long and angry teb,te:
P,solreS rhl go o be and the hereby sppro
psed Of the Depository. the beoE Of
The @ M reserved for the Porhse Of BOOKS and supplies FOR
the schools.
Comm ssioner PHILLIPS was in favor OF the sppro.
prsrion but be conts nded thst the Committee should
te.p Themselves within the limits prescribed by the
tariff lie sorry 10 learn that the Committee on
Repsirs bad disreesrded their tariff. The sum Of
s:5 600 had been set apart for the expenditure of this
Committee and they had already expended s32 600 Of
tba, amount The amount CT s55, 900 was based npon
the expenditure Of last year.
M D.,rsroRT and other gentlemen took part with
Mr. Philips.
Afer some further dsbs'e the resolution was
adopted. The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education held regular meeting
in their Council Chamber, Grand-st, lass evening.
VILLAIN. NriLsos, President, in the char.
The minutes Of tie las, meeting were resd ana
approved.
CosxryIcATIOSs.
From School Officers. Thirteenth Ward nominal
irgJ ]. RrssEI /. Trustee in place OF 5. W. seton
,s.igped Referred TO Commute on Elections.
RrpoRRs AID RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution ths: Ward School No l. about 70 Dc
o,.e,.d be furnished with proper supply OF books
and otber supplies from the depository. Adopted
Resolution tia; the Clerk Of the Board furnish
the Commissioners from each wrd copy Of the
miru,e. Of every meeting o. The Board Tor me use Of
her local Boards Of School-Oncer- Aaop'es.
Resolution that sJoDn Bartlett be appointed
T,r.,sa ~ Common School In Tie First "Sa-
ADOPTED. l.. .,,-,,,;. q, A .n
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Col. Kinney 10 Mr.. Corieim,.

NEw.YoRK, April H. 1855.
DEAR SIR I am very happy to reply to The inqss-
rice contained in your favor Of the 10th inst.
An Associaticn Of gentlemen has been formed -
this City, under the name Of the Nicaragua Laea
4" and Mining Company the object OF which u =
settle upon and improve some lands granted By tbs
Nicarseus Government and others purchased Of cia'
zens of tina, Republic, and to work the mines that
may be found thereon, which supposed to be voy
v.luabe-to cultivate some of the lands and TO cut
mahogany and Nicaragua wood for export, &c.
In time we hope to establish freight and passenger
boats on the river and lake, to build some villages
and hotels for the accommodation OF travellers. ana.
In fine to settle and clear up the country and bring
liz productions into market
ihis Association has no connection with the Cen
trail American Company" whose interests ars al In
the Mosquito Territory, and who have an entirely
separate organization.
a considerable portion of the lands has been OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Fabens, our present Consul a. Ssn
Juan who hes made large purchases from individu-
ais ard who is interested with US
am confident that the enterprise VIII DE very
profitable one and il is liable to objections sucn -
you refer to- Our grants good aud sanctioned ~
the laws of the Government OF Nicaragua, uncer
whose auth oTity expect To hold our lanns ano 70
hope TO be OF material service to that country oy
developing ts resources cutting canals making rosda
and establishing commercial relations with EaroPs
and the United States.
The vegetable productions Of the country are very
valuable comprising tobacco, cocoa, Nicaragua wood,
mahogany. &c. and the Insisrubber tree in the
greatest abundance.
The mineral resources are known to be extremety
rich in gold and silver, and coal, which last wall %
OF very great importance, and the beds OF when N
extremely convenient and accessible
should be very glad to have you take an intsrss
in our enterprise, and will readily afford you AM
Other Information ia my power
II Industry ard perseverance can reclaim countf]
end repay e1ertion, we hope to show something wor'
while within two years or less -
Youuyery truly, H. Il hiNNht