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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-30

Stockholders Convention.
INHE Annual Convention of the Stoekhold.
l. ers of the East Tennessee aud Georgia
Rail Road, will be held at the Company's
office in Athens, an the first Wednesday in
September next.
Special Trains will leave Knoxville and
Dalton at o'clock A. NJ, on that day.-
Stockholders and their families will be con
veyed to and from the place of meeting free
Of charge, upon exhibiting to the Conductors
their Certificates of Stock.
THO. J. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
July 2S, lS5S-td-5lS
NINE CHEWING TOBACCO. Just re-
Il ceived, = lot Of superior Chewing Tobacco-No. 1
Brand-no mistake. robson, sARTAIN co.
July %
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-30

303i6 Prizes amounting to soOio ns
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters SOU, Eighths Mo
Certificate Of Package of 20 Wholes, costs ...s5s0o
no do 20 Halves,... -...... 1900
No do 20 Quarters, $500
No do go Eighths, 1910
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-30
wheat

uusT received and for sale, lot OF Preserve Cans
- Also, one dozen Gil' Picture ~ " WITT 70
July w. "
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Leave LeaksyIle Monday nj 6 a m
Arrive al Cross Roads by 6p M
Leave Gross Roads Tuesday 6 a IN;
Arrive al Leaksvile by 6p
1918 From Jackson @ II to Mobile, Ala, 81 miles and
back once week.
Leave jackson G IL. Friday at am
Arrive al Mobile by 6 70 M
Leave Mobile Saturday at 8 a M;
Arrive al jackson c. IL by 6 d M
Bids 10 three-times- aweek service will be considered
7sl4 McLeods 70 Brickly miles and back once
a week h
Leave McLeods Monday at SAM
Arrive at Bricklay next day by 6pmi
Leave Bricklay Wednesday at am;
Arrive at McIeods next day by SPIN
1915 From Winchester by Red Hill, 70 Miltonviils, 10
miles and back, week
Leave Winchester Thursday at 4 . m;
Arrive at Mtonville by ii m;
Leave Mitonyille Thursday at IL M
Arrive at Winchester by 8 p M
7ele From Shieldsboro by Pass Christian, Rosaise
aud Mississippi City to Biloxi 80 miles and back
Leave Shleldsboro Tuesday and Thursday at 6
Arrive at Biloxi by 0pm
Leave Biloxi Wednesday and Friday ate am;
Arrive at Shieldsboro' by 10
76l7 From Biloxi Pascagoula, Is miles and back,
twice week
Lears Bfoxi Monday and Thursday atssm;
Leave Leave Pascaronia Monday and rhursday at
Arrive at Biloxi by pm.
7sis From Biloxi by Ocean SPRING. TO jackson h, 40
miles and back, week. m
Leave Biloxi Friday at am;
Arrive ut jackson G. II. by 6pm;
Leave jackson O. Ii. Saturday at N; nee
Arrive at Biloxi by 6pm sA
1919 From New Orleans, La by PeariDgton, Mics, to
Gainesville 50 miles sna back, once week. in
steamboats,
Leave New Orleans Friday atsam;
Arrive at Gainesville by pm;
Leave Gainesville Saturday at m;
Arrive at New Orleans by 6pm-
Bids twice and three times week Will be con-
sieered.
1920 From Gainesville by Carbon 70 Pass Christian 60
miles and back, once week. rha
Leave Gainesville Monday at 8 AM
Arrive at Pass Christian next day by IL m;
Leave Pass Christian Tuesday at N; 4
Arrive ut Gainesville next day by 6 m.c
1921 From Pascagoula by Spring HILL Mobile, Ala, go
miles and baek, ones week. GE1 NSf
Leave Pascagouia Monday ATS mi
Arrive at Mobile next day by - m;
Leave Mobile Wednesday NJ m;
Arrive at Pascagoula next day by l2m.
Bids ior twicearweek services axs invited.
1922 From Mississippi City BY Rescue Brickley and
Dwyer's Ferry, to Jackson H. 55 miles and back,
Leave Mississippi City Sunday rsam;
Arrive nt jackson c. h. next day by p n;
Leave jackson G. II Tuesday at q 10;
Arrive at Mississippi City next day BY 6pm
1923 From West Point, by Sloan, Cedar Bluff, Long
I,ranch and Double Springs, 70 Bankston, SO miles
and back, twice a week.
Leave West Point Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Bankston next day by IL m; R
Leave Bankston Tuesday and Friday st2pm;
Arrive at West Point next day by 8 p M
1904 From Panoa, by II ygene California Oakland and
| Pi,ston, to Grenada, so miles and back daily,fx-
eept Sunday. ss
Arrive at Grenada by 10 M "a eta.h
Lowe Grenada daily, except Sunday, ate m;
Arrive at Pamela by 10 p M. tg }s
1925 From Aberdeen 10 w est foin' ~ miles ena pecx,
Leave Aberdeen daily at I'M
Arrive at West Point by To- m;
Leayc West Point at M sf@s8
Arrive at Aberdeen by 6 p M Sstssf
BID 20 run by proposed schedule viii be consd-
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Leave Ripley Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Hickory Flat by 6pm.
T49s From Corinth by Bone ard Kossuh, and Danvle
TO Jacinto, 80 miles and back three timea week
Leave Corinth Tcesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive hi Jscinto by pm;
Leave Jscnto Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
A Sam;
Arrive at Corinth by lem.
Bids to six times week are invited
74es From Cornth by Farmington and Monterey, Tenn
to Hamburg, "a miles and back, daily, except Sun
day.
Leave Corinilrdaily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive Hamburg by 9p y;
Leave Hamburg daily, except Sunday, at a
Arrive at Corinth by IL m
$500 From Ripley, by Dumas Carrollsve Caynpbellton
SaltiIlo Moorevle Richmond Verona and Bigby
Foh, to Cotton Gin Port IA miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Ripley Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ut G
Arrive at Cotton Gin Port next days by IL p
Leave Cotton Gin Por. Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at g M;
Arrive at Ripley next days by 6p n.
oil From Ripley, by Union Mills Dry Run, Backlsnd
and Carolina, to Reuzi 80 miles and back, twice
... week
Leave Ripley Tuesday and Thursday at am;
Arrive at Rienzi by pm;
Leave Rienzi Tuesday and Thursday at m,
Arrive at Ripley by p m.
1902 From Ripley by Irene Silver Spring Trrol Renz
Jscato, Cairo, and Gainesville, 70 luka, 77 miles
and back, three times q week
Leave Ripley Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Tuka next days by pm;
Leave luka Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6
Arrive at Ripley next days by epm
BIDS to run six times week, and to end at BurDe-
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REsTAURANTs.

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NoTICE.-JOsEPH MATTERS BEas TO INFORM HIS
friends and the public at large that he intends opeune
way on Saturday evening May Is 1888 where he Will be
happy 70 see all who will favor him with visit ana beg 70
them that he will be prepared furnish them vi
choice selection o. ales wines and other liquors. also 80 AIRS
OF NE best description and flavor He viii Also be sdy
at All times 70 furneh his with GOOD Dime on
refreshments OF any kind o. the best gusy' and cry
reasonable price. n BClubs parties cam upon du no
tee be accommodated with suppe' go, no In 70 give
sasfacon At moderate charge Free lunch A. II O'Clock
Daily, weekly and foreign newspapers
CrRAwBERRIEs-A LARGE QUANTITY or FTeE
- strswberres per steamer Augusta rom savannsh usI
rkceived and for sale ~ q rEErS hEDNOND's stan
Nos 2o9 and 20 Washington marxet Fulton street side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

MATaI"0S1kL-A YOUNG MAN, WHO fLAtfERs
w hnseh shthe possession of all tse Accomplishments
requiseio render married he heavenly bst would Ike
n md coDfeDia spirit with Veal oyesi as
the advertiser abund1 u. intellectual refinement
aud rtpectsbnny Absolutely dsmsuded Address sievecs,
Qereid on-se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

A EEsPFCTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A efTUA
~ son 20 d. general bouseVo-F in a small family
clannerms1 I'D rsln ans 3r1iierer. Cell 81
ws~l go r.. between 81 sd Oh sys, for dsya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

ITO yAprCK sTREKr-NADAnH NAB HAS A
$50 study cosnected with phr-roiory which esables M
tell vour wnd circumstsnees what changes
b,tore ron, vscm ron yin srry nnd absent frsnda
every ~ life she assseS BY Madame de dora
e most healing cl.irvoysnt w he World de
scr,eee your ron cursbis Turns cray -
m vl~6fth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05
TIE BALL SEASON.

L'IRsT ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW YORKER
CLERKS Society-To be he'd AZ he Metropolitan Rooms
lB n loo Htser street the 10Th March, 1883 All mem
bers and friends o. NE es sre hereby respectfully in
ved % attend The ball Tickets e. be had the sance
and o. the following gentlemen -Albert ITALIA. 34 Canal
street corner % Church, Louis Tanner 27 Canal street
Pearl JkH CONMITEE,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs

A PROFESSIONAL REPORTER AND PHoNOGRAPHI
n teacher offers his services TO those airing them
kinds reporting accurately DONE Class and private
strucons given reasonable Best OF reference
given competency. Address Photographer, III
raj office.
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OEGARs

yrUr SMOKE CAUSED ny TIE FINANCIAL PRESSURE
las DO, all DISAPPEARED y.t a. have numero Iovooe.
Irces Wholesale dealers VIII DO well y famine stock
0.CHEEKs, II Broadway,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A PINE HEAD or HAIR-"wIIsON's RECTpR A
- simple remedy sosing eny afes cents Tor ,he nase
;are greyness ws.k hair aHd preventing ~
black or crown color without lie turing or roonc ths m
arc can be applied w,ho ne ieas tTosSs The siv.seI
~ 'ast use The above recipe wh.h 10 printed in PLAN Eag
ey Tor All diseases Of he hr The articles fsr making re
sooys can be purchased any drug store or marse: IN ne
y, B-fhs ndvrrtssr Wi. above re.pe any az.
or s w % me oreS MY S sa
sssT number Of dG'r. a. far superior sDa 70 any 81 ne
sasfaeon Of knowing What on are using On Your hair a
most asiiVs gemsdiss eTs dSceVerei Address James
wilson 900 Grand street, New YORK.. N. B.-wrte your sd
cree piain. Sent By return post.
A TTEXTIoy ALLn-R. ?. sPANGEHBERG 4 CO.
a have exhibition, and are manufacturing, forks
arc spoons Of seir new god and silver metals no Ps.e
durability bee iy Of finish and entire freedom from corTo
discount ioboing houses cal solicited oase
DALDxEes PREVENTED ON RECEIPT OF TWENTY.
= asss rps wl & rsysn me h rom %
ing out an restore 70 rs orsssl soor have sneeeSny
Broadway Pos Office New fors. stating fun particulars as 20
DEER BARRELS, HAIF BARRELS, KEGS AND hogs
Cash paid on d.vsy or when collected Abundance ffoms
fNARD 10 TIE LADIES WHO HAVE BECOME GRAY
waited BY isdy who has attended the frs nobility and
esdsnees Or hotels Ladies Of fair eompeIlOn
pOs,paid Mrs. Te.snss ss ssan sSeuSs srOosyn
CReCERIEs.-FINE TEAS. coFFEEs. SUGARS,
y a9sr pSoyl.,9ss &C. s.S ss had = q: love.
f rss sGrh' Of cA sw fiR 2s sPp
HUNT, WEBSTER A co.
IL improved tight stitch sewing Machines.
We are prepared 10 exhibit this newly invented and
VARIABLE Instrument and would respectfully solicit call
Is m all person. 70 ssn, Of saving machine Who's. qaals
De con- rSoms No S iroadway for The ssie Of tbs
and decide their merits for themselves HUNT
WtBSTER Co, $50 Broadv New Yok Of EsseK
N Cleans and removes GREASE SPOTS from
Silks Cloths,
Ribbons, Carpets &C.
" " KEROSENE OH. COMPANY.
90 Beaver street. New Yofx.
pRsyENTIvE FOR CHAPPED FAcrs-THE IN.
and woof S.il, baS iast been recsiysd ~ " '"''
sM. PEYsER, ss1 Broadway. co,ner o. Rroone street.,
near The So Nichols Hc.el.
CnARP's CARBINEs,-wANTED, A SMALL LoT OF
- sharp,s csrbnes Also full blooded pointer seter
dog must be Of good breed either broken urbr0ken Ad
dress box 100 Pos once
To FAMILIES AND HOusEKEErERs-Do YOU Ues
.oap-A great saving Of money.-By enclosing sir posi
Alien sueeis New York she undersigned will send recipe
tor making thirty Eve pounds o. good family snsp with
Whole expense for making The same VII not ssos.d .hrse
possge 3 anu part of he Unssd Sass kddrss. Arnold
Geseman druggist Of Grand and Allen streets - r.
WHITE cLovERsEnD, NEW CROP, 5000 LBS, AND
h1ms 59Sns + sr,ss e i s Street sa'n Tor 'e
MATRIMONIAL.
. ~ .xrrprc. a. uyrnowrsp Worn N WE tn yAVr
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-. -, N, /, nc - rur wopt n
long and short canares, superior mocsing BIRDS All
The made without exception, NJ
he negs depot eo2 euib avenue between thirty th and
H. .,,,b sayees w y. MEssENGER,
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MATRIMONIAL.

AN AMERICAN WHOEVER WOULD LIKE TO MAKE
"A the acquaintance Of some lady, With ye~ o. marriage
Ibrlish, lrsh Scotch would be preferred All comm
cations will be treated confsieniy. Address r., boz l56
Herald office.
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RESTAURANTS,

GEORGE wEsT, LATE OF 10 WALL. STREET WILL
N be pleased see his friends and old patrons q, the
pie once. No. aouh william street. and give hem
VIM Younger A Co = ale and sandwich
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
DODwORTBs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"a. No. sp6 broadway, New Ycrs,
No. l3I Montague place, Brooklyn.
The Academy Will remain June irving Atun
lime for fun quarter from March L. Pupils received
After thai date FOR part OF quarter.
DODwORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A. No. SOC Broadway. New YORK.
No. LII Montague place, Brooklyn.
Classes viii be continued until June ls-
Pupils received al any time.
DE g. BRoOKEs EXHIBITION BALI,-AT
IL. Brookes Assembly Sol Broome street, Non
day evening sh inst. Tickets admitting gentleman and
ladies' 81 ladies' asd chdrens tickets 50
No person admitted 20 he rehearsal Ss:ure ay 9Th
ns, except those holding tickets ior the ball N. Bsee
Sunday Mercury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05

NYFs GALLERY or
IN OLD MASTERS Arp vrsplvf~cs,
On exhibition nj the
Art Union rooms. s7o broadway,
From "a NJ o5P. NJ, and to lOP. N.
Abundance ~ ceuta Season iekeisbQ .
DoTrCHOMANIA, GRECIAN PAINTING AND q
i mental leather work "A beautiful selection Of -,
for all ~ the above aris will be found Al the Artists Fin
porium, 64 Broadway. ~ B.-Lsssons given In shy u NE
above nrs.
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AT A MEETING OF THE FIRST WAED REGULARS
"A held AT No New street. Thursday evening" March
1858 pursuant call of the society the folio wing
gentlemen duly elected them in the
General Commttee:-Wm. Wilson, Daniel Bropby. VIM.
Pggott. Michael Goting. WM. WILSON President.
D. BRoPHY, }seo-.,ar,.s
xlSuILIvAS, }Se~ees
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THE FASHIONS.

- = .
THE UNION BONNET FRAME MANUFACTURING
Company offer their spring styles 10 the trade AZ lower
prices than any other establishment Their variety consists Of
double gipsys jockey boys Is1s, boomera
&c, &c. As Canal street. Varick N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21
Submarine Telegraph from Galway to Que
bee.

From the Galway indicator, Nov. IL
Previous To the failure, rather the accident which
has the present caused the failure the cable be-
tween Nacniia and kewtOunGlaIx. public opinion spccu
lated the formation OF other lines OF Geographic
muncation between the Old and New Worlds But these
specu atoms assuming shape and form, since the
silence 81 the tet graph has caused much dsappont
both sides of the Atlantic In the OF opening
communication with America by new and improved coa.
strucon of the electric wire, Galway is looked to by
Engshmcn OF business and enterprise, this Irish port
having cminently succeeded in establishing fleet of
steamers between the two countries. We enabled TO
to-day that company Is in of formation.
TO be called the British aud CANADIAN Submarine Tee.
graph Company Qimtcd), the object of which viii be
10 connect the most important British North American
colonies with Great Britain by electric telegraph,
mencing with that portion ot the line between GALWAY
and Quebec and extending u EDWARDS 10 the Pacihc
soon after may be deemed expcdient. The company
propose that the first section shall commence here,
The Atlantic 10 the Straits 81 Belle le, and follow the
course Of the 81 Lawrence 10 Quebec The wire
be used will be OF totally different nature and consruc
from any hitherto employed and the whole arrange
aid.
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Dramatic and NIusical Notices.

BROADWAY THEATRE of England flvoriic actors
Mr.. barry sullivan, is IN make his dJsi before a New
York audience Shak spores great tragic cha
racer Of Hamlet The entertainments TO close with
the " Dream at Sea-
TIE RAVE TRorrr, headed by the famous Gabriel and
Francois and strengthened BY the popular dln-euc Urea
Matthias the caslng tight rope performer ME- Ztnfretta
and other well known artists. Will commence short
son al NIblos to morrow night
BowN,y THEATRE LATHE Cordelia Howard i 10 appear
20 morrow evening IN her celebrated character OF Eva
8 Uncle Toms Cabin. she will be supported by her
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs g. G. Howard. ard The chief mem
bcfs q the company. The ''N zird skar and Magic
Barrel follow.
wArL,cx's.-The now petite comedy called Blue and
cherry and Mr.. Tom raylufs peculiar comedy with an
equally peculiar title, Going 10 the Bad" have proved
sufficiently attractveto induce the manager
q tOr TO morrow.
$50 KEKNE It'll finds 10 her intercs, TO keep Mr. Tom
Taylor comedy 81 " Our American COUSIN before the
people. The play Will the sixth week OF its
profitable career tomorrow The afterpiecc 10 be the
" Dumb Belle
of the exhibition OF Thoons world 10 miniature: also Of
the humorous w. Valentino whose spicy Jokes and
atiyes have been greatly eshcd by The multtudcs who
have lately visited the Museum
PALACE GARDEN CIRcr--rfos. Nixon appears 10 have
rather pains than usual IN preparing the pro
gramme for the benefit Of hts coaboer the popular W.
H. Kemp tomorrow night Tony Pastor the great
clown, and host of other iavorcs have volunteered.
woop's MINISTRIES propose 10 favor their patrons to
morrow night With graphic living pictorial Illustration Of
Southern Life through the medium % natural artificial
and musical effects that have before been seen in
this country.
THE BRyASrS a bill for morrow tina, cannot fail
to please all who acquainted with what aptly
sy led their 'quccr quaint quiet and quarrelsome way
Of entertaining their auditors Ian and Jerry always at
home
TINS C.nrrnfs will to morrow evening produce their
extravaganza called Southern Iarkics on Free state
Railroad" In which Yankee conductor A Dl,rtman an
Irish woman and the negroes succeed in creating much
merriment Mr.. Larry Short formerly the popular trca
of The Buckcys. to have complimentary benefit
~ the course Of the week
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The indiana Djyo,.e Vnx.s.

Prom the Lafayette (lnd.) journal, Nov. II
The following circular received yesterday by Hon Judge
Tt furnishes another beautiful commentary on the pccu-
liar Justice and proprcy Of preccn INV the subject
a. We trust that our legislature now on the
statute book law that 80 Justly subjects State TO
toniumcly and rcproach,-
To Hos JrDCrs oF iHT ClRCtT Con srY Corvrs
INDIANA
GrSrrNEN-My husband, Wesiel W. POWELL OF Brook
yn. " has gone TO Indiana \ " supposed 10 obtain
divorce surrcpttous,y lie has cruelty abandoned me,
without my part and would Of fail make
provision for me, allowed 70 urge his petition anopposed
He will make his affidavit q residence your state.
required and find difficulty, through various artfccs,
obtaining decree In his favor, Judge Iwish, For the
sake Of my land hs) children, and for my sake to
oppose him find IL very difficult watch the Indiana
papers received here for the notice o mis- application that
have resolved 10 tax your Of generosity the
tent Of asking the Judges before whom bis petition may
come notice o the same TO be given by letter,
addressed 10 \. w Case, Esq, Brooklyn, ~ " and to
make such posponcmcnt Of The matter will enable me
20 respond MRS HARRIET y. n POWELL.
BsooKryN, H. T.. n v, Nov. =, 1865.
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Board OF CouneIImcn.
Board Of Aldermen.
The Board met on Friday evening" at 'he usual hour
THE PROSECUTION or TiE oomsos c,uscn

The Board met Friday evening. the President, Chas ~
Hasweil presiding After the minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved, 4 few petitions ana
reports, devoid Of public interest, referred.
resolution was adopted directing the Committee on
Lamps and Gas inquire Of the several gis companies
whether Is not practicable for them a. destroy burn
the refuse matter from the manufacture Of gas, instead 81
allowing II to run into the rivers, Is at present.
motion directing the Comptroller to advertise for pro
posals from the HsRsD Tmss and Tribune 20 publish the
Official proceedings and ordinances Of the Common Coun
ell and all notices of committees, sd proposals 70 give
both the price per annun and the prce per line per day
was laid over.
resolution to prohibit the erection OF liberty poles
exceeding 100 feet IN height from the base host.
report Of the Committee on Finance, relative 20 >
grant of land 10 the New York state Hosiia, laid
over.
Mr.. Cross rose and said that examining the minutes
Of the previous meeting, At which he not present.
be perceived that the President violated the twenty second
rule Of the Board in voting Tor resolution appropratng
$500 each Presidents of both branches the Com
mon Council for their services Hcath COMMISSIONER
That rule expressly stated that the President should not
vote for resolution in which he was personally ncrcsic
but the dignined presiding officer found 4 very
himself $500 for had Il not been Cor his vote
the resolution would have been lost Cor want of the legal
number 60 pass j..
The PRpesr replied tina, the paper not In The pos
session Of the Board.
a rorNptING HOSPITAL
The report Of the Select Committee appointed 10
anime into the cxpediency OF establishing d Founding
Hospital called up to which was appended the follow
Resolved Tba, the lots adjoining the Nursery and chds
Hospital 10 Fifty hrs street, between Third aud Lexington
sTns of he se aRsdI T Home thereon
Resolved That the Street Commissioner and he Is hereby
directed advertise for proposals building be
the lots south side OF Fifty first between Lexington
and bird avenues and adjoining the building known the
and Cblds Hospital the
may he with sai adjoining building aud that the
street Commissioner return the contract 10 the Common Coun
Gil for co affirmation.
Resolved That the said building when completed shall he
devoted TO the purposes ofau Infants Home wthe
cepou and care % egima,e children and sha be under
The control q the Mayor and First Decess Of the Nursery
and Childs Hospitals and further that the Of so be
and the same Is hereby appropriated ~ carry the institution
into effect.
After short debate the resolutions adopted by
vote OF Is 10 2. and the Board adjourned Till Monday.