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~ Yesterday was cool and comfortable, and up.
on reflection we have connluded that the remarks
we made in our last issue were perhaps a little
warm! One thing is certain we spoke feeling IN
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FoREsT CITY YACHT CLUB,-The following
officers were elected at meeting Of the Club last
evening
X i. WILLARD, Commodore
B. A. WOODWARD, Vice Commodore.
R. P. WADE, Secretary.
+. w. SLossoN, Treasurer
7, J. CLARK, Measurer
1t was resolved to have a Regatta on the 4th OF
July, at which Prizes will be contended for.
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20 For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff go to B. G. Dietz, III superor.st.
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Sold at No. 2st Canal e., Braudreths Building anA by
A. s. ca dinsr No 20 Superior street, Cleveaud and by
j. a. Wbeodon Hudson, and an rosnootnblo dealers in
unedicines iun21da v.2a1
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TT The nervous will find Hutohings Lite
E1hi1rator remedy for ~ heir sudpuug and per-
who lrOu tho uujcius OF liquors, have hecOmo
dolce ID aud their rous srsous shattered aud cnnsi-
utl0ns broken down. s0ld by VIM. Flske, Cleveland.
1sB@ The weak will receive new strength from
mod ra use o. that excsl lont, H'lciugs' Lfo t1hU-
rant, II Be- heahtul IN a ts Orefutians A.
ant y hgs no 90 lalrouvcu Tin theaged and weak h
wonderful Cso-iiy and permanent effect Sod by VIM.
FtsKH, GieuvIHnd.
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VIM Gustrve satter Says


unhesitatngly pronounce them sHlinsRg superior ac-
bon elasticity Of touch and power OF tone to ouy have
ever usei n ibis or tho old country Another striking fsa-
sure "a these nts lard where others often FAM
ia her mlag ia tune under ths henvis 81 and Inos DIFF
nelH piayiny-n1t string shattorng datng, and the
aoi'n r'mauiof 30 perfect hat tho perorme is enabled
At all times give instantaneous eject TO empbate mas.
ger.
Signed GUsTAVE sATTER.
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Wholesale and Retail Drlggi5ts.

Aud all articles p.Tainngto che Wholasals Iobhne fur
Trade, No. lop superior 81.
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~ HUrCHINNGs LIFE EXHtLJ RANT.-Ladies
Of weak and sick cOusti uuus SHOULD take the Hutch
ings, Lf9 ExhlarmF 4 wilt mako you strong, healthy
nndhapty remove ul obstrnCtuns and rrogula from
tho menstrual organs aud restore the bloom OF health
The sickly and wasted care-wom face Sold by VIM Fiske
Gle caud
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e. These Pianos are Tor saleby
OssIAN L. DODGE,
N No Euclid Street, Cleveland.
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L1g HUTCHINGs' LIFE ExHILARANT-One
dose viii remove tho dls7geoih 10 ssog effects Of
Wind atuenc and the moment tie stomach receives
he ipIgorang effects tho Distressing load d all pun-
~ eelug5 VIII be moved. sold by Wm Fiske, Cleve
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FROM WASHINGTON.

smonshutions in honor of the French VIC
IS had tAken nlnne i'm Greecn
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u. HotehIngsl Liio Ex6Iarant Is anick and

ehect1a, curing the aud most aggravated 0f
Dyspensa KIDD yComppnts md al other arrangements
otihe stomach and bowels aud will IN" mBl4 4uchOt
aud drOpung FuirtF immsdi toiy Tho feeble nervous
aud swky Should ~ u. Sold Nv Wa. Fisko. Cleveland
~ The aged can have health renewed by
Hutrhugs Lie Exharaut, which Is iuialhle as % rein-
veuau, and viii restore wasted strength with magirn,
promDintss and wonderful perIuuence For Old and fee
land
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O.. " BEHKNs
TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC
' tursr Of Lounges and all kids OF Mattresses ana
eddi Cushions Curtains DrapeTies, &C, No az Supe
eror street Hi, four doors below Commercial Branch
BANK, Cleveland OHIO q,
to the layins Of Oil Cloths Carpeting, &C, &c.
mva-dlV III
lake ERIE PAPER COMPANY.
4 A aIauufacturers Of ? I2INTlNG AND BOOK PAPER
,- rs-ael 10 supply ali orders with superior quali
ty Of PapeI. and on favorable LeiRlS- RlS IT avToo
rrsaAwtf Offce32 Bank street
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o.i D. = FLETcHER-We regret that an
esti.' ie0'ure annOt be given in our city by this
has le gentleman and talented speaker. There
deliv q Deen more universally admired lecture
,oo.. unere than his discourse on Brazil He,
n NJ, ely, has nottrayelIed the world for nothing
- 'tWandered over Arabia's deserts, through
kngles, among Egypt's swarthy sons and
amidst the ruins of ancient Greece and
- n all the countries of Europe, to return
- 70 knowledge gained save that of for
and gossip. He has been an active,
- =; ,server of men and things, and is
W. - =, hat he has seen to his listeners
M. r 9me him 10 Cleveland again.
~ thohoS Journal, in speaking of his re-
49, u;s - his father in that city, says:
IN E I5eir Grss aEings together, for the first time
or Thougb tboehildren Of Mr.. Calvin Fletch-
home occasionaUHo have been away have come
first time tbev hayee their separation, this is the
and during their I0en at home atthe same time,
and sisters have beebsence younger brothers
/ brothers for the first !, VINO now see az! tneir
| ovent and was duIy 1t was an Interesting
reotvpe Containing The e'emorated by daguer-
dav Nv Bailey. Such a ofthem, taken yester-
where. OF eleven ohileF ls rarely known any
well educated, well trdneone have died, all are
well esteemed. Some @3nest, industrious and
biob honor. and great RI n are filling posts of
bTf in walks more bong o<bilitY, not il politics,
into dissipation, OF is9gfi VS. 6OaP O4 1tqlsR
ther LatneL Lo,, ..a tJan PLACID them There
mas nefei OeeH N--0 Yep ID tie flock"
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MARRIAGES IN 1852 record of no-+o1;tr, IN
this city curing tue paSr is given in a1ather
article, and We here pre- the number of MIS-
riages entered at the lite Court during tba
year. This table of the Mr. who have died from
single blessedness and en- into the nvstorio,s
expanse of married life. we presnme ba If.
tentively read, but with,ent feelings Is. do
different readers. The ai---spH~N-' --'u -
| AL, ,,,o ,,oo- ,-ls.. ms anename was entere
:. .,.z rrobate Court, and vsh for his children
and grand children such lon, happy married
lives as his has been with hisul companion
the middle aged parents wiltartled to think
they are SO old that their chihay be in next
years report; the young husind his bride will
wonder there have not bee'e to take upon
themselves hymeneal VOWS ajoyments; the
bachelor and spinster will woThere SO many
fools came from; and the ffteC old miss will
wish she was of the number.
Here is the number for eacth: January 50,
February 40, March 69, AprTay As, June 60,
July 64, August So, SeptembO 96, No
vember 90, December sc. T5.
October shows the largest nety six having
''gone and done it" during tlnth of harvest
moons, Indian summer, anr and apples
: Next comes December withF-six victims
/, May, which was wont to be prrying month
n has now the smallest numbeow. The win
ter months give 1877, SpriL Summer ls2
+ and Autumn 24l About tvs of these were
:. Germans. The marriages ane Catholics are
L not entered at the Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01

MORTALITY REcoRD.-Bce to the year
ly report of the City Seny interesting
facts can be seen in regard Irtality Of our
city. 1t will be seen thauaVe been 346
less deaths, during the past in 81, a4s less
than in Sc, 445 less than Il 1864 less than
in 81. Thus while the pos probably five
thousand more than in thalere have been
less than half as many deaf poo deaths du-
ring the past year, are Iesse per cent of
the population. Taking amption, there
will be found but very littss considering
the size of the city. The of those who
dolefully cry out against oginds" are well
refuted by this table In fdiseases, Con-
sumption has taken offthe ms, then Scar
let Fever, Disentery, &c. sshows a con-
tinually decreasing list foi, five years
May it so continue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGo.-We have lying
before US, 1" The Boston Gazette and Country
Journal" Containing the freshest advices For
eign and Domestic, for Monday, August %, l75S,
one hundred years ago last August. 1t is single
sheet, about one eighth the size Ofthe Daily Lead
ct, and shows its age by its sere and yellow leaf"
A cut, which was probably designed to represent
Liberty viewing the City of Boston from one of the
islands in the harbor, she being seated on rustic
throne, holding in one hand the distaff, and with
the other cutting the cord which binds the soaring
Bird of America to the crowns of the old country.
The first page, having three columns is mostly fl
led with the articles of capitulation at the capture
Of Louisbourg. There is also o summary of news
from Charleston, S. c., up to July 2sth, in which
We find the news of a great fire at Savannah in
which between two and three thousand pounds
weight of Cocoons were consumed, with several
other things of value" The Gazette also contains
"a complete list of all the Navy of Great Britain as
it stood the lst of January, l75s"
The columns being entirely devoted to general
news, the readers were informed by note extend
ing entirely across the sheet, that 'John Battle of
Dedham, took up dark bay cOiOred mare" and
that "John Cummings, little boy, strayed away
from his parents home and had not been heard of.
He has black eyes, and mole on the back of his
neck; had on dark gown, striped homespun
e sstticoat, and a red under one. Finders are re-
" " sted to acquaint the printer"
= is Paper is a curious relic of the olden time,
atiqty years 10 CONE viii be very valuable for its
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01

LIGHT HoUsEs-From OAR issued from
the Treasury Department W that all lights
of the United States in the rLaIrence, and
On Lakes Ontario, Erie, st. Huron, Michi-
gan, Winnebago, and supeh the bays, &c,
adjacent, will be disconlauefter on the Isl
of january of each year. Mitigation shall
open each year, in these sevaities, the light
keepers shall exhibit the lgi sunset to sun
rise. Those light-keepers ds will regulate
the time of disseminating aning their lights
by the action Of the keepeAe mainhnd--
These lights are to be showiy in the Year
as it is practicable for vessnter the ports
where they are situated.
Light-keepers are requisonform to the
terms of this notice, and te record of the
time OF exhibiting the lightpring.
Inspectors are to replaceys removed at
the close of navigation, as BE ice will per-
nit in the Spring.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01

Long experience in the Trade and abundant facilities Tor
buyipe Goods to the advantage win warrant us TO as
sure our customers that offer them Inducements
SECOND TO NO HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK
We therefor respectfully invite the Ladies Of Cleveland
and country Bners. Country Merchants, and all buyers
Of Goods in our line call and examine our stock and
TAYLOR. GRISWOLD & CO.,
oe7dSw4n 2le Superior ST first ss0r it0se Bank
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01
A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits !;
SO Is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive. and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor, r1TE 1E
R. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
announce to the people OF CleFelAla anu NiSAiii
that he has taken an
Office No. % st. Clair Street.

Would announce the people Of Cleveland and Vlcl'
that he has taken an
Office No. % st. Clair Street
All who are suffering from the alb named diseases OF
nv other COMPLICATED complaint Of years sanng are IN
formed that they can consult the Doctor ES FREE VI
MS hnpel tnat no viii despair Of cure, until theS
have gwen the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine iar anu
faithful trial -, W., Ir1;os
C During the Doctor travels IN Europe Mes' hiuies
East Indies, South AmeIlca and te Onlea
yigor thousands who given up and @
ra thons,nds who were the verge Of the grave 1e
,,,Y MING MONUMENTS 10 the Indian lteTb DocloI
siiI aud surressful treatment and are daily exc ann ~
Riesse he Tie day when and paItcok OF lh'
Ind nm Herb DucsOr's Medicine " mi, ,,1
Rpmenber-COnsuatio and advice tree Inc POo s''i
Or % Is t Nn'iceeyery wednesday and EriiaY- DR. Ly
1 c he consult, ut No 2O6 Detroit street, (West SIDE,
'isS;-trsS ~ 0fice Hours-from A. M.to6P.M.
- ,IecIl d&y ly 26I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-01

PIsrOL FAcroRY.-we ,d that a com
pany has been formed forese of erecting
an extensive pistol factoryty the coming
spring, investing $40, ,OO0o in the enter
prise. Commodious and Buildings will
be built, and a large nuRorkmen EN-.
plOyed. Where the manFill be l1eated
We are not informed
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He is PrepaIeIls ~ usually without med ienel the fol-
,T,,,, nnaagOus affections, VIZ:
BFO ~ ,ice thr at and weakness and
w M q n MSS or Tpking and siugIng-
a. gs main Gil Est, with cough, bleeding At
heart. =, r, - ~ - ~
?; - c,itT sense Of IiE STOMACH; with Indiges
;s IN ths SIDES and an ss. falntness, dull dragging
an r citing body NE leeilng, which are ae
WEAKNESS AND FALLl. -. .-. =
With cons ipation, chronic dial OF THE BO"ELSi
Uiias ~hn o''A4 Va. prolhpsus ami and
TRINARY WEAKNESSES, w
iucoDt ent painful aTln1tlous Iltable DauoeI ara
SEAIINA Al. WEAKkESStS; Nhie III, -
Nv. end 10 insanity ami ySlcaf not arrested so
SPiNA DERANGFNC.N1S; with O.
nos ~ the hps aud shoulders ungTacelNureln lnequA /
md y,sE mess of the hac which, II nor Al and pain
Lir ~ ~ 1rrsSss and 10 consumption ted, tend TO
HERNIA. a radical cure Effected lou new
mems ~ ms .ey combination Brace TIuSs 9cplel By
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER
TfES: with coIdness numbness heaylness andbREMl-
standing. 81. ,..,,aa s,,o I5S1 VA
laIee and sharp shoulder blades and hatnes OF e ND
--b1eh are so Indicative Of early consuhp'loh' pi
STIR SuPPoRTERs.-Tho attriion Of ladies Is cal,eo
HI combination Cmina and Spinal SnOSder bInce
Skin Supporter by which most Of the above hlectls
he nrevented and relieved the form and bearing VI
body mFroyed and the weight Of the skirts held away II
the stomach Invalids out OF the CITY shOun lAldiie
| letter when Dr. B. may be seen IL.
The medical profession invited to eIanlae MS SUI
| % TojS IN attendance upon Ladies' declO
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Burnira flnio.

N0TTCE-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
IN FNRIDGE COAL AND CARBON oILS-The
1dersd would v to those who deal IN coal and carbon
oils that he has made such as Will enable
him TO who buy Lamps Of him, with as good
an article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
there manufactured in the cOzntryhy the barrel or
railon Fluid, Coal, Carbon and Kereslne LAMPS Tor
e Al wholesale New York prices-freight added No.
onfariO s. nov22 r. Law
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fore, that while it was right to cultivate, as far
as she could, her own mind and heart, it was
equally right and equally important for her to
perform faithfully all those little household
duties and cares, on which the comfort and
virtue of her family depended
They had acquired new dignity from the
records of that golden pen-and they could not
be neglected wit hout danger.
Sad thoughts and misgivings, and ungratifed
longings seemed to have taken their flight with
the Old Year, and it was with a new,resolution,
and cheerful hope, and happy heart, that she
welcomed the New Year.
w DR.. Lyons Office is removed from IS
yVafo- ,t-oot =. NJ NJ q frl:.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 1, 1859.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.

u Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripie
donO the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
the latest impr wed and rapid steam presses the
STYLE short notice, and reasonable rates Par
ticuar attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindng DONE especially Blank BOOKS Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c. sc.
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Dentistrp.

Drlrtistrg.
I .OSS OF TEETH.-A new and eIe-
IL giant improvement connected with Dental Surgery
has been invented is the production Of entirely
description of Artificial Teeth They perfectly resemble
nature 70 escape detection. Persons requiring Artificial
Teeth so those wearing them. invited to call and
anime this beautiful method They free from any gal
Vanlc action, perfectly inert and always pure.
n Full Set, from Ten Dollars and upwards
n Childrens Teeth regulated during The first and sec
Ond dentitiOn. r.
= Painless Method of Curing Tooth Ache and Decayed
Teeth without extracting the TOoth causing aay
HALLIWELL 6 DANIELS, Dentists.
Rooms over ChurchilPs Drug Store,
nayI7 South Side Public Square.
REMOVAL
nR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Office to his res1derce No as
Wood st four doors North ofthe NJ E. Church. where he
viii be happy TO all Of his patrons 9TH
who may need mis- services.
Cleveland. March 20. lS58-mh23;dtf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FRIpAY Dec. 81, lS5S.-Nr. CLANCY, President, In
the chair.
character were passed.
A message ~as received from the Mayor yeto1nS
extra allowances to tie messengers OF tae boaIo'
resolution was adopted TO extend the ho'pitalltes
OF the city 10 Gen. Samuel HOu'ton, now on vst 70
the city. The Committee to wall upon nim was ie'
for the nett Board. ,&n
Controller giving particulars Of the sale Of the iron OF
the Crystai Palace amounting to $2o, 10 ho:
~ DrFAsIsENr OF FINANCE, CoSTsoLLkfs)
OsfIcE, NIw-YosE, Dec 81, iSS-
rSs I.' Hss"1 and coatso. on q MAY ss, .sot %.
streets on the Sixth a,enae and the doutins rescI'0
The Pseue. e..ei 70 q: Asresn
thereon was consumed By FIRE Al the tine OF the h,e tn
". ss .sS IL ,H95Ss % R0ss E SSs's ss1l sf =. I
pr ny leh /. the Sins BY eKhsiters s the Ia fs.
@asS the saSpes sy hsia b mad. Of properly
hutps dsfrs;i,s srtielss eontins , $3.50 .ae
siute IRE undesnes IN ceneq1snse OF ne .ea u .se
city aethsrities in taking possession o. Ae Psass. @
eT.s proo.r 70 present. o .he C0saed fs a.ey
Of az ,5s Transactions osrnecstd Wiz t5v oy ~
hsr rtorston for the purpose Of having tae e pteca
smori The eocumen, .A Pro~dss for The Use ana ben
eh Of Ill whom .y eoncsrn ,S~ 2, yui
paTu or the ST. lat sIi-f history Of =. pr.
s.s:.s: oa Is 70 bs ime q s.irs q
se Frsms-s in Asy 1854 In PcI.ssnee o. % ,S n ~,
uainsc IL that ferorr tD- Ooti
Snaa ssr,d,d 20 lease ae p5eu - the AT iEta
and p.s.eS resolution lave ;b- n.lso,e whes
bsd tetp elected Receiver OF tie CtysA rse
lion col tausd Aeooroiasy, son rt.e.o 49, 20 80
rren,.ts were e,ter-d upon esnNi Of ne "a @
,r.r ,se .rspsenents for iLsurr ies bidns ina ne
r,op-ry ia /. TO the amount Of $500 re
,,"y;ou,Iy bern rsu,ed for the senett f DE
A.,csisoo paid b, TIE SoHT sch s.s o. ,.s .
-, - a., .he ip,hrsoee t7- The properly usa =
ds,c,is~d IL the s.vrrsl poe.s CT insarseee as Co..
Or the cu ans r.s. building hno~, - iee CTy'tA tAs
p.,. on R-s-,yoir .qnsrr between forteta And
.n~,s ana Ess, de Of ie sI.h .ssn9s 'cs .'
sid 6lS,ss e~Ded By TIE Assccaiion iof ne LlI yy
the Indusy q ~ Matter .nd ns 's.eo I az =, IN
A. Receiver SLd slso su-h otber property se -
White cJstSe bes psns remaining II sso
XftsI tie ba6iIs Consumed BY firs ne
- Mo- ssp>ed rss0loa sestGsssanl The nAysf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
Netu9lork Dailn @ribm,4e
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met yesterday for the last time this year,
Mr.. PURDY in the chair. 80
1t was resolved TO pay the CIcrke Of tne Ooinuls-
soners of Record.
Mr KEssEDY called up his report in favor OF estso,
fishing County Bureau in the Controllers Ofice, and
urged its ADOPTION propoeitg % make t6e saises a. aoc
Bo kkeeper, 81 $50; ASH 'nt B"StG''P'r. $iooVi
As.-t ut Clerk. 1900: Messe. ger, $500:
Mr. PuRDY lMr. VOORHEES, beirg in the chsirl wa,
not prepared to worship the risiDg sun; he y. uld
rather Wait till tn eConroer requested this additional
assistance.
Mr.. BELL warmly supported the ordinance.
Mr.. PURDY knew Mr.. Robert I. Haws ac long ana
ss ultimately as any man, and no man had hs conn-
cence more thoroughly than he bat he wanted to hear
from him before voting him help that he did not know
whether be wanted it not. But he supposed that II
was bound to be put through, and he would merely
vote sgatft II. 80 .
The blanks in the ordinance were 6led with the
gums above stated Purdy voting nay. Tie ordnance
w.s then passed Mr. Purdy alone voting in the mega
tive. 49,
warmly expressed bis esteem for Mr. Stilman. and bis
regret that the Board vas to DO deprived OF his vau
Ro,,d Tbs, the Board Of Supervisor, OF the County
map without acknowledging his valuable services 10 to De
'r .ppeeon Of the Uniform courtesy and
which he has ovarsby unaffected 20 nose
with him. and kspesk for him continued Ssah and nap
Mr.. PURpY and Mr.. TWEED earnestly seconded the
reso uton. 49,,
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr. SrILLNAs, who Was evidently much affected,
arrursd lis fellow members that the sentiments
which they hsd u.ap.tsh in his behalf were recipro-
Gated mspifold.
Mr.. KESspDY moved . vote Of thanks to Mr..
Purdy President for his impartial conduct as presid-
ing officer Of this Board during the year. Adopted.
Mr. PURDY returned his thanks for the honor, and
the Board adjourned to the second Tuesday in Jsu-
uary
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
AN WlNfER ARRAN0ENENf.
For ALBANY and TROY Hsrs a.
On and sner MONDAY, Dec G. lSu Yrsrs vi lssve M.
st, Rs~ -Yo,h - follows;
e;tn toy White fla1na
$50 NJ. FoI Wi iam.o o,3sa
1orM m. Mail tain for Albany
Il:36 O. .Yor ~ hit, Plains
9:3 p. M. ror wihansbnAse-
SEQ p. s..soT MiBert~n
$50 .. M. Express for Albany.
4;@ m. fm CrotoD Pals.
500 ?. N. For " bite PlAina
e:l6 For White Plains from Vsi1s nd eeutse -
a:s' .. .eor wilbAmsbAdss-
nSYvRsWe-Wil lesv.
80" Whit Plans
SEQ g n. WuBs snstrdeA
7:o0 N. .Cyotop Fals.
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
ROARD OF COUNClLMEy.

The cloeirg .esson of the Board for toe yesf lecs
took place yesterday afternoon, Mr. HAswsLL, fresi-
dert ir the chair. The Board wss called ~ order
.horty after 10 O'Clock.
S r.et CieoHiEs.-Nr BR,Dr called up resolution
au,torizirg the Cry IrsUectr 10 make contract
si-h Forbes, Hoibrcok 4 Waterbury, to cie.u the
streto Of the city fer I've years for the san o'
NJ. BRApY said the ROsrd Of Aldermen had re-
cin1ed tn original resolution, and IL vss necessary
ior this Board with the Aldermen 70 prsvent
tie LegslstuIe legair' * the contract.
Tie ie.oluie WA un.a 1lousIy concurnsd in.
Reo- soni..ag RE Cty fssU~ctors Dsp1r'~en'.-
The or raIce this subeet and recently adopted oy
tho Aldermen, wss cslsed up.
While the document was beng reai Mr.. GEsLr
moved TO dspspse viii toe further reading
Ire PRKsIDrSr quietly remarked that Z would not
be esscty il form 70 saopt the eldinaEe unoss il was
read 6g.t.