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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18


A PURIFTER o. ne Blood, and certain eure for Ssrofula
hg kings Evl, Lumbar Abseess, Hip Disease, white
swelling, all diseases Of the SKIN, Diseases Of ne Liver,
Diseases Of TIE Kicneys and Spine. Csronic Sore Eyes,
Scad Head, SAT- Rheum. scurgy. Chorsa or St. Wins
p1nre, Asthma, J~aunfice. Chrome R~heumadsm. Chrenic
De1lly foIi1Eiari ntcmittent 20 M4larious Fsvers. add
al diseases arisiaE from TIE excessive use q Mercury.
ne Fegetlhls Alternative is clercd % he public a. a
radical ere Tor tie ahcve namefdieases, arising wholly
basis q its success rests urdn ne well kn1uu Alternative
properties ef spanish sarsapuriia. which Is imported
4l ne oullual-r ns mu
plriI- Msthen, win ne aalIl1u Of otner meqlei
ptant-alterative and tonic IN their actten-nanufee-
lued Win great care, and ouneenraied N apaleAnle
term, making By ne cumhiuauqn one % ne best Aher-
stiVe meflcines ever used. It IL Elfd, ye. active il is
operation /; it reuovltss, while Il removes the cause 81
disease, zni may Be used By All win 0nadencs and
II IS an Alternative Tonic, and is peculiarly adzptsd 10
maiarious secucuaof the counEyi 90 -reneafcs thoTurgh-
81 az trlcesu % ctruuic debility uhich sd often nIloss N
attack % severeor protarted eases % iurcrmittert fever.
In he South and west ith has been moraughly tried, and
has never failed O. raslare The Invalid q healt1, sone
times after az ether remedies have faile1-
mdssases arising nQm IN excessive use q mercrry
or ofhfr mineral medicines, % ia unsurpassed IN The
nolcuel and premlt manler in Ehiea % era1icatsa az
diseased matter from the blood an1 g~ianl1isr svtam.
IN an cutaneous q elsrs it aru IKE q earn AM in
such diseases as Scaf head. Sail Rhenm. auI grin rs
eases q every kind 10 is uitaoer 30 c1usi ha is era
In the oomaination here are r.m.di,. ma act air.--
y on TIE Liver and Eierew. audrheref1ae it proposes 10
relieve those organs when IN a torpid or Inactive stafe.
10 RELIEVING nese and ether organs. and being a purifier
disease Scrofuia-
ne Alternative is put up in pine bcries. Accompauy-
in9 erch bottle Is rau1hie setting forth ne nature and
Be q cure.
AT AGENTS and olhers Who hsvs ne Aitsraiive 81 sale
re supplied vim nese pamphlets ierdisribuuoa Al
fer one, and read H.
aus medicine haE rcrr extensively used By manypn1-
ilini OF euine1ce thraulaaut re sarlh. enn ue hafe
t-s-fa ron many o. taem. sueaEuG nle Lzneat fuA.
% d. action a. en- Ararafive THnIc rruaiy- We are AZ
thertv Cd refer % fr.EirE. 70 Leui11urEs n. c. Dr..
CiaInorle. 81 petrrsorrg Va 0rs- Wialn nd sanders,
Harianna. Finigas rfs Hluf Vert Eud Eutlcrs Green
waaf Fia.s Dr.. e. A.. ucn.a PA ur. = M- flrt
hartsfou. Kiss ant uanT c.nsrN
~rnwaEE FrTTrR General f-crfs
90 FuIfrr street. Nw York
g MANSFIELD a co. era fAAAAAh MhiAH
Errn- MaIrrals arI Retail Arenfs D
Fsraa r F
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FALL AsD WINTER CLOTHIEGi

c0nssiirg In partot
sTPTBI0R BLACK PINE CLOTH COATS;
NFEEIaB BLACK and Bile BEAVER OTEHC0ATS.
Also, 8 great variety q BUsIsESs SUITS. superi-r
BlaI ard Dc-skin Pants Also, 8 great variety o. fancy
Cassimers Pants, Vests a. al styles AID q~uaiiness a
great variefyc shirts, embracing urerirT Liren Shirts,
supsrhue Engish Lonrcioih shirts, snd a variety OF COT
Crrt Linen and Muslin shirts.
Our ~ sni Winter stock sclnpietq, and gentlemen
may relya on nndinE every article appertalulEr IL a gen
teuanfs wardrobe. Call and eEauare cur goods end
prices. Jos. EELLER & CO.,
ooII-em 2S5 Nain street.
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MEMPHIS
Variety Store.
.STRASSBRI G LINK,
No. Main street.

NEXT DOOR TOT. D. WILLIAMS & CO'9
THHE uniersiEnea wish O. call ue auentiou Of the pub
a Tic % their LARGE ele-snt and well seiecied stock,
oonsisin= in parto q the mliow=s article, to-uit:
Elcgauf Dress Trilmiugs
ELEGANT Riatous for DO
Gallons for nusferss
Gallons foT travelling Dresses
Tassels af every description and style;
Lephirs. Cruel and Worsted;
Embroidery. Silk and Chenille;
Embroidery. Patterns and Canvass
Gold AID Silver Thread, Braids. Gallons, TaEseis and
Friuges Sold and Silver stars and Ornaments. A COM
niete assortment Of every article belcnriug 90 the en-
broidery line. H1sier-Laaies. Misses and Chidreu's
Hose Of every variety. Ladies and Mis-esf Gloves and
Gauuuetss Ladies and Nissrs sets % Collars and Sleeves;
Tac1uet. Swiss and Linen Flouncingss EdzinE and Insert
Iucs; C0mhs and Brushes o. every sfVie; Hand and
Stand Mirrors; Powders, Chaiks. Oils. Puatums, Saaps
and Ferfumery OF all descriptions E~lastigucs, EiasiGue
Ccrd and Ribbon; SIX, Glass, Pearl AEath and Meta
Buttous o. every shape and description, and a thousand
different articles too numerous % mesuou.
P~srtiouisr attention is called 70 car splendid assort-
ueutof
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Ansnrante Aatntits.
Co-Par narshin-

+aAAE
I HAVE tha fay ns-1rafd via mrreif an az r-.--
4 uhee 1ulings ~. WI. WILLS lf ne iaia arm o.
A.. r. Wells s. CO.
The tlllues HAl lrreaner b. eonf1cfsd b. al Ir va
rlluf lulchcs urfer ue aVie Of q
WELLS. afre OF stsrd No 9 Bink Huiilinr. nain
street. J. g. cnADHICE.
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8fal estatr
PIantatinn Co Sala.

PROPOSE 70 sell my plantation % ne Mississippi
Il Efrs % ulies below Lrmrh1, ll Masilslrpi-
NJ rat contains 1888 sores; 500 d Hhica are vel
~ IN . hlFh stare Il clilvafial Fish 80 acres
--ianirg timber. mostly ~. maEilE rl sores
eve q~rerf1sed iu ihe meuey q msu- The
ne ga1slsly overdose fegeldsu Hpon
~ssi1lls1m
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DANIEL ADEL
Box 1881 p o., Rev T1rE8
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Pump damufactory
NnssaaEoE RoEnroFa

HAvUFtCTUKiR 81 cgIAfN FrNPs Il va
~ cr retail. No tf Adams street. rcrif inform f
iHr afufls 90 Turrrrrtlrf u1rirv. -hft tr
prrf1r Nn lrrrff r-urs tt A. fesrlst9 prices d g.
D. r-rtaUi ~eaevhere Tam rre1arr1 . a. su ti-s
~ tfrp rirr ~aTt at stoft rdtIre Give ~ a can.
o. POWELL
ee-r 10 . tdaus stree
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CutFTOwers

Furnished 81 I'll sessans q he year. A ch1Ice co.
lection o. BuIbs and Flower SEED daily iust received
from Europe.
Prom peraons unknown 70 the proprietor, a remittauce
Or sstlrarto7F refereucc must aceGIQany ali orders.
Al orters should Eve specihc dlrectlcus - 20 route q
shipment and place q destination. A Moderate Charge
made for packing, sufficient % cover expense Of boxing,
barlaE, etc.
road. are az The riE q IRE rurchzser. should any
emission or mistsEe co1ur IN q shipment, The same wiz
Be- cheerfuly Corrected uI1n nuuce being given o the
prnprietcr-
Catalasuss sent FHrE OF oHARsE TO an arpliosnh
s. x WHEATON,,
..-------n L..---- -
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Ordinary Drawing,
APPRoXIMATIoN PRIZEs


In ordering Tickets o. CerFiG rates.
Inci1se ne amuunt of nancy tofrr afirsss for wha-
yon wish % p~urchssei name fhe Lottery In which Fa-
Wish d invested ali -hetier sou wish Wh1ias. U1fre
Quarters or hiE1fhs. On receipt which We seul VIA
g. c-ierel tF lst uail. tcgrr1ar win TIE Tc1rma.
lmmafiafeiT AFTER lhe lraFng, a printed Drlairr
certified e. ly fe Commissioners. wiz b. sent uIfh e.
exrlaaarinn-
FuclEers VIII rlrasf write fteir sl-raflres plain. an
give hfir F-t once. County and state.
- AT uunmuntcafan striefly curddennal-
70 An Prires 90 5000 and unier paid immaliateiy
after TIE dravine-iher prizes a. he ususl TINE a.
forty days.
Orders Ter Tickets ur Certificates. 10 De- directed %
WOOD, EDDT & CO. Au-lzts Gedrria,
or, WOOD. pnT s. %. Atsaia, Georgia-
or. VOID, DDT 4 q wilmington Delaware
E-Austaf Ne numbers 'hat are drsnu rau tse
wheel win fie amount u tae prize ma carh cne 81 en-
titled 70. VII te published anfr every trar ing in the
foiIorlnr rarrrs Au-usfl l5eul Cousutrfon1 ir
sabiia ReEstrr, Nashville Gazette, RichmonI Dr1t-f
Pauidizr frlssl Cisrian- az1
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4 ehare ConfinentaI RAM, Pa soo-lo5o s5oo
s.. SPECIAL deuusit bearing 5 percCul. lute--
est il state SAVING Fund, Phiiadelphia-4 21,a66-al
z. Blls rsceiTable, being premluu n1ies
given fr iasaranae.-------- asss7lW
Totai s.
Sfnfemenf u the Quaker CRY 1nslurncc CouplEfca.
s. Amounf O. liabilities due OF not due 90
hsnks or ether creditors By the company hure.
g. Loses adjusted and due-.-.-----------
q Lnsses sdu-ted not ue.----.---.-.
s. Losses unadiusted and hot duP.----.-.-.
9. L1eses IN
10. Greatest auouut aloEed 70 be insured n
zEy ctF OF town or vilaEe.---.--.--.- HctlxeL
IL Greste1 amount Allowed tobe Insured in
one rlsE..sa------ ---s~---+--s----- r1ieM D
-. ne Instructions q he ompanv % their
AEsuis are not q expose ever S5U00to
loss D. any one
"a AT cther Claims E-ninGt the crmu1uv...- None.
L. Au o. incorporation has been He'd
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Madame aIoreI,

Madame NOrehs
The French Superintendent or Mr. S. 7. Taylor, f07
B~rcadway, New York, the Fashion Establishment far
and vide, known as L Bon Ton, who VII now take
charge % NY nress-Nasiug Department He does not
hesitate % say 90 the ladies Of taste and fashion, that
ne very name ~ Madame norsl, viii be q sumcent
guarantee thsf Che most entire satisfaction will be given
10 them in and sitting
Ladies give us a cal enIyou viii b. glad.
E.B-Mad- Egrel viii iustrud ia Dressmaking sus
FittinE.
w. S-ILBERBERG.
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! GARD no THE D
II. NORTHAMPTON

|III|I II WI HIT-IN VI
VTTOrLn respectively lrflrm te iefirs ~ afrH -
w and vicinity ttar afr nar removed r
nRFss MAKING EsrAHB sHrENT
over tho SIRE n rs u Jones Ts9e Nam g.. I'D
Is now prep 20 carry o. the Dress hakirE IN ~ilt-
branches arl ll q" latest sgi s. 80 fru1a ionT rAfrri-
ere ca rua-lntr Hf sfscfion g. alcss- Ohio = favor
iur tcr win their prir7 age b.th In rfie ard eNeeu-
fi1n.
Or@rrs fror re rlu1i Vceirtf md 1frn-ed 20 F-ih
rrrnrtnesE n-d firrsfcf.
Hrflfr 81 rHf o. % be snrrtfet url-t
f-o a. firt7 Le-ir ard ctrdrf-i Pztiers for
nreaar7 G. rats -ir hrEsc- nc7-t1m
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ATrQhNErAT A with y. KNOX wkLEEn. wrm-
a galf, Teun- omce iu water1 nllaln- Hal1-.i.
Eoc23-em
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Rev DRESs-MAKIXG
ESTABLISHMENT
TO the Ladies Of Memphis and Vicinity.
DREsS-MAKING n

THE suhscrlher in terferinr his ihanks 20 Ladies AZ
i larrr, Tor tie very liberal patronage they Afforded
10 him mthe Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods line, oeEs
leave % state, thathe viii now Be able to give most am
pie satisfaction in the
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Transportation.
FissIssIpPI AND TENNESSEE

OK ana after MONDAY. OoroBER 10Th, less, trains
" rrn daily fSunisrs excepted a. follows.
NAIL TRAIN.
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The EXtTl0rdlnaTy drawings

OF WOOD EDDT s. cos s-nrlc Nuuhcr Lafsd-s
viii take place On plallrr uu'er The sgrrrufelieUoa ri
Class AZ draws Saturday, November 10, 1859.
Class 81 draws Saturday, December Il, 1859.
Class 56 draws Saturday, January p, 1860.
Class 60 draws saturday, February IS, 1900.
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EHfRHETT-G

lNAA VIZ Haalr EeH ANfA---AaNl Ai9
100 " UsTrust Co. s-ock, ~ T...-.f0Q0 u-5oo
Bills rcceiva1ie. uararinr..-.-.-.- 161fU
MiselsneCus Iieus-....---...-. 1878 81
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We invite TIE especial attention Of buyers 20 our
5tsck, ccn1ient that for price and quality b. VIII De
found equal b any in the city.
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TRAVELLING BAGS,
MONTED0NIC0 HOUSE.

TINS HOUSE, on Front Row between Court a1d JEFF
fsrsan street Is nos mful bat, having been thor
ourhiy redttHf and neEiy furnished Tor TIE season. The
prunrrtors, Mcssrs- Aoutedonicn and Zanoue viii keep
constantly on hand and serve az al rca-uahie hours o.
day ard night, Hcsh Oysters az Wholesale and retail, and
serve ihem up % their customers when desired. being
yell n~rrared 10 acc mmoiate a. the shoi test notice and
IN he best STYLE al VIE uny c1l non them.
Thsir Bar Rnom a believed q Be superior ia its duish
and sppoiaimeuts toany in the city. and wlu BE- c-onstsnf-
lr supplied via he Esry best liquors % al kiufs.
cIs-sn A~ONrEDnNlcO
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sssns for soc. .seus far sr.
fpaif ID G7Hr.
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- Prepared md sold b. EoaTETTEE
SMITH. Pittsburgh, PG ard solo - q.
d~ruzzists, uocers. and Gealera ss1cFaa
throughout the United ssstpa CsnsaR Ew
Amsries, s1d Germany
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THOMAS II. WILLIAMS & co. Aeunis,
No. 3 H1Ward's Row. Hemphis,
For ne ST. Louis, Alton AMI Chicaeo Railroad
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Extraordinary Dras0:Hg,
ONE GRIND cAPITAL PRIZE OF
APPROXIMATION PR
fPrires Of $500 Approx ust b 500 o.
me Ordlnarv Dralriags

WHOLE 1cxEr sen; HAIvEs. $40; QUARTERS. IS;
EIGHrTs $40.
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srars OF PExNsrIvGNIA.l ;.

GIG o. Pll-4epnlAs
L sauarIL. Tsriar. q commissioner fr the state o.
Te1ness-e. Do certify that 7 hare examined the sfcrrl
ucs aud iaresiueuts o. the Quaker City Insursuce COM
nanv. and c1mpred them with the withlnstafemeul an.
Cad them O. BE- correct, and that i an fuzzy sati-drd -ar
cm ~~arf possessed ufuver one hundred andhfg thr1-
-s & rsof securities such as ere require ty fas
To- Ia Law 81 TenneEsee, and thaf they are waru
fhe riTe amounts statedfherein. fsimcll
H. SAMUEL !. TATL0E-
Al ut 81 1883. ComniaAer
s ATE oP TENNESSEE, CONTROLLERS OFFICE. Z
Nashville Nov D 1859 4
Thisis tsoertify Ghai the Quaker CITY Insursnc' Ca.
3auy, locstrd ~ Philadelphia, in the State o. Pe%lnsYIra-
MA has complied with al the Requirement Of an rr
passed BY the Generally Assembly % the s1aie 81 Tea
aessee, IN Harch. 1856. entiuec Act - regulate fh.
s-encies q fnE-rauce Com1auiee not lncorp1ratet ~ ~
state Of tennessee AID that ". + Hut1n x r. 2 To-
nan are nsleEtliT authcrizrl agents o. SAID cImrauy E
fe town q Heurais. State q tennessee.
]. r MA Controller.
MILTON 4 TORIATE, Agent,
n15-t1m Over southern Bsuks Memphis.
essus for zoe. sseus tr snc.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS..
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TcSsDAr Jolly l2.-Ihe rresident, Mr PrRDr in
the chair.
Mandamus "A wit OF psremptory randsnus.
the Peope on the relation Of ihe Mutual Life 10.
sursrce Con pany" directing the Board to reduce toe
i6x of SH 40 imposed on sGid COupaby 10 81 900,
vaurg $lC0 600 instead Of 81 600 600 for the year
1885. Referred to the Committee on Annu4l Tsxes.
The Old PoHcc.-A resolution was adopted request
ing the Mayor TO communicate biz OPTION 90 any
foru htOn he may have relating TO The liability Of the
Stoie Tor the payment Of the claims Of any p6ioa Of
the Old Police Force should judgment therefor b. Oh
thined against the Police Commissioners VINO are no.
State ofhceIs and not respo ble under the control
Of the city or COMFY 8uth0ritie,.
PAY 0t JBdeCs.- Claims were presented from Judges
Roosevelt sno Mitchell for slI 80 aud g go pect-
lively, ss additional cOmpeu alton for services under
the resolution pssed in lsJ2 a. the rate Of 81 800 per
aInum. Referred 10 Committee on Civil Courts.
CIy HAL COmnisS10n.-A report was presented to
poy the eGpepses Of 'he City Hall Commissioners,
$40 for Mr.. McKeOn's opinion, and $3.50 for plans.
Accepted.
Ste.F's BH.-The bill Of Sheriff Kelly, for the
Qusr.r iipai nelng jurors, fees. &C.. amounting to
1888 q, va presented and referred.
The report TO give s 800 year to the Clerk Of the
GieIa Sessions, for extra cerk hire, an1 fixing his
salary 81 g coo year, from Jan. 1853, vasdsCused
AID lard over.
Tie B,cord Coa,aission.-TL majority Of the Com.
II ijtes Oh Annual Taxes made q report &C fIvJ. o!
granting the CJmm.sioners Of Record the approprs.
ton e 1913 80 20 TO be rised by tax for tho purpose
# the contract made by stld Commissioners for the
Register Office.
Nj BLUsT said he lad hoped tie Committee would
present this til be bad bis Minority rcpr re afy
the subject. The paper was laid over TO give Mr.. b.
opportunity 20 prepare report.
Mr.. KENNLDY gave notice tbat at the next meeting
lie wouid move 70 select two newspapers IL which TO
publish the Sesson laws.
The Tax Levy, as passed by the Legislature, was
prceented IN report to confirm. Laid over.
Tie Board adjourned 10 thursday
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THE E,ELsrRoM VERIFIED.-Of late years, even
the existence O, the Maelstrom on the coast of Nor
vsy has been doubted Tue ancient accounts OF its
ienible power were doubtless fabulous, ou' NJ
Hsgerup, Minister Of the Norwegian Name mas re-
Gently given reliable account Of it, III reply 10 some
Questions from . correspondent Of Ike Boston he
oOrder. The vast whjrl is caused by the setting 10
and out of the tides between L0iOden aud Mosken,
and Is most violent half way between obo and Hood
tide AT food and cbo tide it disappears Tor about
Aslf an hour but begins again with the moving OF the
waters. Large vessels may pass over It safely IN Sc
rere weather, but in storm 1t Is psrilous to the
lugeet craft, Small boats are bot safe near II at the
tine Of ts strongest action in any weather The
whhs in tie Maelsrom do not, as was once supposed
draw vessels under the water, bat by their violence
they Gil them with water or dash them upon the
neighboriug shoals. NJ. Hagerup says:
"In Winter iL not uutTequently happens that, az
Sea bank of clouds shows west storm, with heavy
s.s IN he prevailing there while further in on the
coast the clear air shows that on the INSIDE OF the
West.iiord east side OF lOfoden the wind blows nom
the land and sets out through the Dort from the e
In such cases especially, an approach 10 the Mae'-
s,rom is in the hghes, degree dangerous, ioI Tue
stream and uuier.curfent from opposite dnecti"hs
work there together TO make the whole passage oHe
single boiling csuldron. At such tnes aPpea, ING
mighty whls which have given II the name OF M4c.
t,rVln THAT'S the whirug or grinding srcanl anu I'D
which no craft Whatever can bold ts course fol
steamer il IT, then, quite insiyissbls To attempt Inc
passage Of the Mscstrom during Winter storm aAl
FOR sailing vessel i may also no bad enough III uhe
Of Summer, should there fall calm or hight wnu,
whereby the powe. of te stream becomes greater than
That Of the Wind leaving the vessel 10 longer uHusr
Command"
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BROOKLYN IMPROVEMENTS.

Pursuant 20 cali Of the ctZers Of President Hill
lSouih Brooklyn lligb,s for consideration AMI action
upon subject. Of geleral n'cres'sewerage, sanitary
Official, etc enthusiastic meeting &c gentlemen
siding II Eirst Secoui and Third places, Pee .ljeo
Carroll Clinton, Henry, and WoCdhul streets con-
vened az the residence Cf joan Rankiu, esq., on
Monday evetiug a. o'clock, CHAs. CHRGsTNAs 10 the
chsir. D. s. BARNES, Secretary. Reviews of the So
cal ard physical condition OF the Sixth Ward were
made by Messrs. RANKS, CHRISTINA B.RSEs, No.
BIZ, PISSNGToS, aud other gentlemen, which were
received with great satisfaction On motion, it was
Res ted Thsi the Interests 4 holders in Fr', aud
setog pscf and acoLilz streets demand al immediate etor
fer tie se~sase of ssid streets 20 Hamilton avenue.
Mes-rs Noble, Ratkin Il Barnes were appointed a
Comuiitee to cor fer with the Commissioners and de-
wise means for early CONNER cement, &c.
Many spirited remarks end statements were made,
showing feeling ard interest TO regenerae and
recy represent the interests Of this import snt neigh
borhoJd
THIS is the mo't dflightfl locality in or al out New
Yok. II Is sixty feet above the water overlooks the
ertIe Bog sud City Of NeN York, Brooklyn, Green
wood &C., has streets no feet wide, weil-panted
c0uT' ards class Of private residences unsurp
by any similarly large section in the United States,
with beautiful IGTks, good schools churches, &c aud
is but thirty minutes walk from tire Aston House,
should OF be well satisfied with these natural adj
vau'sges a. 10 allow social interests TO stand STILL
The meeting adjourn ed IN the best If feeling 10 meet
at the residence Of D. :. Barnes esq No. 90 Second
place on Monday evening, 18Th list, a. o'clock.
These meetings fee to oil interested parties, and are
eI ,irely informal. A full representation is expected.
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YoUNG MEN's National AMERICAN CNIoN CLub.-
injecting Of this body held last eyeoing a. Con-
were nominated as officers for the coming year;
r'ssident jonathan Philips Vice. President, James
fWbes Second Nioe-lresieDt W. ii. Barry; Re
o0rding Secretary, A. ;. Bodine; Corresponding Sc
sSeisry, j. A. Timpson; Treasurer, jas. Il. Mcclellan
sergeant Arms, Victor johnson.
wretch named George White, wss banged by .he
mob At Hauisonburg, Texas, the other day for Vi %
's'ls the person Of lule giT II Yeas Of aye.
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THE BROOKLYN roARD OF EDUCATION.


TIE Board Of Education la-ing fslri tn set tine
Tor the o the public -ch os atthe lat regular
meeting, special meeting be,d yesterday for the
puTPose Of tran acting necessary bps.les-.
IL cor sequence Of. reluctance on he part Of men,
hers TO attend the meetings Of the Board or when they
90 attend TO vacsie cir seats before necessary bu'-
ness i posed Of, a series Of resolutions were
adopted ~bch provide for the spoJuta eLt Of com
mee with r-trrc ions to report such rules a. nav be
deemed TeCcssary to secure better attendance
Mesrs. Bergen, Bays and Kelsey were appointed such
committee.
resolution was adopted calling for plans and spec
ihcatior. for schoohou-e the SITE % No. H.
The commencement ofibe vacation Of the public
schools was 6xe0 for Saturday, the l6h iust sud t.
continue Until the first Motdsy OF September.
Considerable discussion took place to the pro-
priety Of 20 crg vacation, but it was eventually de-
cided that seven weeks was not too long & time 10
enable the teachers and pupils to enjoy themselves il
the country.
a lumber of school houses were directed to be re-
painted and repaired, and the Board adj Jurned.
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rer'r'T 'af fr ytnE a. r-sty against al .2 kinned
h'rcs rrsirt this the o'. simple srd 'rrc;l' discovery
TIE uext meeting q the CAB vii b. n morn on
Monday next and the subject ot ioEers, fruits SOD
vegetables further discussed. The meeting today
very full ard the discussion and exhibition OF
fruits and flowers were equally interesting
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Everybody desires to succeed, and very few
La " LNIELLIG ENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JrLY is-Bsf,rs
Judge ETTTs
IRE ALLEGED SLAYER ORION.
Tie United Sts;es sgt. the Bark Orion.

Tie United St,tes sst. the Bark 0don-
This was the return day 20 the libel filed by the
Urd Se at the Bark Orion sid Der whch had beea
slzec the ground THAI the vessel ted SLAYER
Mr {. Black Appeared IL behalf Of Mr. Niuius no claims
90 b. part Of vessel Mi DouAhue put in csm foe
The IN bs5af ofa Mr. Miranda 90 Charleston.
According The rules Of the Court alter issue 10 ine tho
the place s calender bat cscat~r
viii be- up september the counsel for TIE clnsats
stated thai the Of their ceus would sher materially
BY the detention Of tbc property sud urged Al Immediate trial
Aver CONSULTATION Il confer with Judge lager
soil vic had uasted hi wu to take business
that uieht come before the Count.
Mr. Dwsht the As,tan; District Attorney appeared for the
Ulted States