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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

PROPosIrIos rs FAVOR or STRstT-SwEEPISG
MacHIsEs.-Colonel Delavan proposes 10 sweep the
leading thoroughfsres Of the city with Smitts street
sweeping machines, by which means he is confdeu.
the same amoabt Of work could be done tvie & week
instead Of e. at present only The streets
in the upper wards lie eroposes should continue to be
swept by hand. He ha also Concluded to take meas
ures to secure the amount Q. street cleaning dore
which is assigned, in their respective charter to the
several railroad companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

COURT FEKs AND FIS.s.-A few days since We
gave stement Of the amount Of fees paid into the
City Treasury by the Clerks Of the several District
tClvn) Courts. We Low present an sccount OF the
fines paid into the Treasury by the Clerks Of the Po-
lice District Courts, with the date Of each payment.
Under the laws respecting these Courts, all fines
imposed by them ale received by Inc Justices
Clerks of esch, who required to re.lrn the same
monthly, under oath, to the City Chamberlain, and
render detailed account thereof 20 the Controller
Fines collected by Wardens Of prisons aye required
to be pad by them to the Clerks of the Courts by
who they were imposed aud the Clerks are required
20 include the in their monthly reports az sboTe
There are five Police District Court. in the city n-
GLIDING branch of TIE First District, which is held
in the basement of TIE City Hall sometimes called
"the MAYORS Court" The First District Police
Cou,trooms are at the Tombs il Cettre street. Fines
.,.onnt.S Tor nv .John d. Linden. Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-Before Judge CULVER.
Margaret Hacsett ast Patrick Hsrrey and Another.

This was en- action for trespsss. The palItiG il
married lady carries the grocery bushes. In Canton street
ruer of ay Having difficulty with her husband she
I'D with obtained from
On The th Of May last the defendant Harrey who
stable levied the sods and sold them exec
ton sgsn, tie husband This action brongh. 10
their value II appeared the Trial that she had borrowed the
M sy Of her brother and husbsn; Indirectly shared In
Il profits the This declared her from her
NAME epd 8 nopsu't ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

ItkUyIAS MlNER AN0sG TIE CEDiR-sTKLEr
BoTELs.-A shsIp-fesfured person Of ominua~e
stature was yestsre ay aeIloon met by frrs,-Ward
policeman IN the nsigtbohood OF the Ho;el FrsncNs,
Cedar street, mskirg the most. excited movements,
policeman corcludsi TIA, Ire pcrso1 mus, be crazy.
lie therefore informed him that be must accompany
him. rude box Of boards if5e Inches lorg and ten
inches squsre a. the erd. which the strange iniivd
u.l seemed 20 regard with much care, was picked
ard taken along to the City Hal Police Court. A
weldressed and elib-tors ued young mar, who could
converse with TIE stranger, accompanied, sni the
msgf rate informed that " here was crazy man
having box full Of money. TIE interpreter Of tle
Police Co III taxed with the excited foreigner, and,
after Few mouents turned to the magistrate, nsking
the assertion that the msn wac TO more crazy than
himself. He was al I;aiar, but sp Ike French, and
had inst returned arriving by the Star Of the West
from the mining district Of Peru, aud had been swim
died and Ill treated at the Hotel Francois 10 Cedar
street. His box was filed with gold and silver ore,
which being known TO tie hotel men, he I'D been
subjected 10 every species Ct attempt 10 s~inie. He
tsi been charged Sl3 for two meals and a bed, and
subsequently taken to three four ticket offices by
the oicious hotel and their runners who had at
enped to make bin boy ticket for France, whittier
be WAS going. Refusing to buy ticket Immediately,
tey had charged him go for taking him around, aud
attempted to make him pay it. Alderman Brady,
fully conprehendng the reason why there was so
much interest taken in the crazy Peruvian imme-
stey dispatched officer to arrest as many Of the
parties implicated a. he could bring along
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Ie 1859.

BODY Of an unknown woman, about 30 yesrs Of age,
found sfoet near tie landrg Of Astoria. She w1
abovethe ordinary -'ze, bad on paT Of cotton gloves,
three brss rings or one finger over the gloves; 81
certs was foard in oIe Of her stockings tied in the
corner Of her handkerchief otherwise -hs vss nearly
destitute 0. clothing upon the right a-m WAS ne
letters J. N. ard L. NJ, printed with Inda ink.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
JOHN ". ANDREAS.

CouRr or SEssIoSs.-During brief recess of the
Court Of Sessions yesterday Officer Black o. the seventh Fro
rant Eliza charged with assault aud battery and was pe
eut IN Cour. another which had Lot been
called Willie trying Eliza she grew pususcioC and
effect and seconded in her efforts D. Ellen
Mch.rb- who few Of Eliza aud hit right An
ID. officer After struggle the officer ucceeded
IL she h. struck her .l-s
lodged complaint against him for
AID battery. lie arrested Officer King, aud
suif,d . find bail In the Of A5Io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
To ae Editor Of TIE n. ]. Tribune.

SIR: | notice in your report OF an Auti-Ssbbath
MEETING h.id ls evening aer beer saloon souewhers Va
Bowey that portion o. lr.'er from the Rev Dr. VIII
"li,n,on (uiyersais) rad BY the Re-. Mr. Hatch"
Now a. is bret dismissal of DR. Wiamsous letter con-
pr s.On that Jniyer..ts syupa'hze VITA such
noyeneu aud impression would be entirely
u-c. pe.ty oee you al upon DR. Hatch for the letter.
OF such the meeting publication In
columns tbst the Doctor have said nothing that
will in the degree such meeting sm sso
Univesast Justly euud to the name, eau be
lound % 10 do Respectfully youn,
k,,t.Y,,t Sept a. 1859 JOHN ". ANDREAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

modest ard appropriate fsnMk,. NJ. Stuart, the
lessee, did not sppesr.
TIE Wit.er Garifn i. now h,eo 1iss in the Au.umr.
l. deserves suocsss; s6he company. large orchestra
new and elegant house jus. large enough, FAKE up
lie horticultural attrac,ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
CITY ITEMS.

Tie w,s.ker wss cool enough yesterday niornirg to
rencer free comfortable Tier. wss a sbsrp frost
durirg the right-not eGough, however, to destroy
vegetation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

MnI1.RY.-The Kingston Grays yesterday re-
turned TO the city from their excursion to New Haven,
and were received at the Twenty seventh street De-
pot by Companies aud o. the list Regiment, aud
escorted to the Division Armory, where substantial
collation. awaited them. Speeches were male by
Capt. Lapgworthy Of the Grays and Caas. Mstzler
and Wheeler Of the list. AT 81 p. m the strangers
were escorted to the steamboat and sci out for home
amid the loud cheers Of the New-YoIk soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

ARRrsTEp.-John johnson, the colored man who
stabbed his aherinsw Samuel Phlps a. No ~ Hammersly
street Sunday night last arrested yesterday BY Once
Van BruLt Eighth Ward, o.. Weeksylc Long Island
,rsctd bedroom In house occupied by coorad
who resistance the ocer but finally
yielded him up the latter showing he revolver johnson
the saboiDs but Phillips abuse Of his
pother 'he proyOcs1n. Johrso committed By Jus
RELY, for ex.mr att. Philips Lies d,n seOuy wounded
a, the New York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

AccIDEsr oy TIE HARLEM RiILRotD.-At about
y O'Clock On Wednesday evening, gentleman named
Hugh Carroll while attempting to cToss the track Of
the Harlem Railroad in a wagon, run into by the
CINE of one of the New Haven trains. He was thrown
from tie wsgon, breaking bis leg and otherwise inu
rg him. the Conductor stopped his train, took the
man on board, and seLt him to Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

County EsrEsDITUREs.-Prior 70 the adoption of
tie Tax Levy, notice was given by the Controller
that county debts could not be paid uoti further
tee. Warrspts to a considerable amount have for
IL past four five days been fled a. the Controllers
Office, Of which the parties Interested seem not to be
aware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

Al UGIY AMUsFNEST.-Pst. Gerrity was arrested
Yesterday by Of the Broadway squad and followed 20 s
CITY Hal Police Court BY number Of respectable p-rOu
who manifested great indigestion He had beet amusing hun
. BY sg from one Peron TO siothe on me uHpy de ot
splitting In their fsc.s. occasionally putting IN
little ss the cheek Ia explanation OF this offensive sru'e
.u Pat said that he did hurt but
oulS doil Il for fun lie couml..ei oL dtunAennes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

As0rHER F,IAI CtsPHESE AColDEsr.-Co-orer
Horto- held inq-e. yesterday th body q child I've
yes q sse tanned Rhots Fulsy who died OF TIE eits
h us sustained The evening Of the 18Th rst TIE ehlt,
srpes lighted rr IN toe BY means ot e,mpssre eAa
she pcur.c upon 10. fl The fsues communicated 70 her
GreG, and she snsst instantly euvcpsd Hsr mother
sns her relief ard succeeded IN teSinx the clothes o
person The tgrs however % sicG serious mature
that shr cleo h three hors sr the scoder. occurred On tie
dol c. the b. the Cotor-r It rtsus aA,
burial certificate hae beer given BY Or Chis Newh,ws the
aspiration q the f,hsr ara hs, h charges - r s,s's
the time thx Il all ugtt that corousr
required The jury rpdrrtd v-rdc, tire ese thu, the
child ded Ct bum. accidentally received and passed
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aosertiseiirh-
A UTUs Ms II ATS.
WAESocX { Co.


ir. the st,sItn OF GeIeen their extensive AID varied
.crnsnt Ct HATS, etc. designed fof the ensuing Autumn,
conprsirs r. Du
Of beautiful model and Abdcfay equal to tee progress Of
issEiou-
TsE YovSc GTSTLsNlSs DkEsS HAr,
raodiaed il pToportol-he GROWING excssEce 0. young
seutleu All wardrobe.
TIE Autumn Bos Tox,
the Counterpart Of tha; Immensely popular snt graceful Summer
Hat, The Of which ample guaranty o large sa Of
Il, As,uaH Duphoste.
SoFr PELI HATS.
An eItGrsve assortment. oouprisiDs every variety Of PATTERN
CoLos, and QrALIrY.
GEsrLEyEN's AND YOuTH's Cars.
Az .rGls,. vsetyfor Dress and UsDsEss-RrDG, SPORT
t,e TEAyELnS, sIi EVENING WsAR.
NOVELTIES
II every department., TOO numerous to meniio-.
HARSocK s Co, Hst.e1,
No. $40 Broadway,
81. Nich5las Hssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
BROOKE wv ITEMS.

PoIIric.L.-The Amerc IN Assembly Conventions,
FOR the purpose of selecting delegates to the State
Co. yeuticu at Utics, held on "Wednesday even
irg, when the following chosen in the First Dis
trict: ALDER. II. Van Sioklen Of New.Lot.s and las.
H. Van Bruut of the Eighth Ward. In the Fifth Dis
trict: Edward 7. Bsckhouse ADD James Il. Barton,
were elected. In the Fourth Disttia II. ID. Peck
was chosen as one Of tae de,egstes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

ASorHER EEoATTA.-Messrs. Tiffany & Co., Of
Broadway, have just completed magnificent silver
belt, for clab Of aquatic spor,smen 20 be presented
to the champion of the American waters. Tue belt,
Which is valued at $780, h TO he rowed for the 10th
ofOctober at Staten Island in shell OF skeleton bost
with single pair Of souls. Competitors from all the
lsrge cities Of the Union have already entered the list
The prize weighs go ouncss is three inches wide and
81 inches in diameter. On side is tastefuly Ell
graved rowing sccre, and on the other is depicted
yacht race in the center is shield bearing the Uni.
ted States coat Of In addition to the belt there
viii be other prizes for the second and thitdrate
rowers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
Rr.r Fs1,rr.-Tha following Gales were mads YES

RIAL EsTATE.-The following saes were made yes
.eosy .. the Mech.uts Exchange byAJ Bleecker Sou Co
Fc house And lot No IA Get sixteenth lot - oy 1913
let 1880; story brick house and lot No. lI9 Esst
Twenty fourth street. lot 10 By 9 rs 500 three'.oy brick
house aud lot No. ~ Ear Twenty fourth street ID. IL ~ 49,
80 sc Twelve years lease Of house aud o uoh side Of
Treth sre.t l0 Esst Eleventh avenue SIZE q By ST. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
TypIANATORY.

T, ne ESi,c- # TIE y. Tyibune
SIR: perceive my rsme appears as Nice-Pres1ent
meeE held las; evening in Vols GARDEN VIA you ale
that present and that though II favor
tie objects for which The meeting called aui quite dLiaSor
able 20 some of the resolutions ADOPTED at IL.
Your ODE al. servant RICHARD }. LALO2.
Nstr York Sept. II, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

THEAcCIDrNr AT THE FVLToS FERRY.-Coroner
inquest yeeras, upon the body Of the color
ho accidentally drowned Fulton Ferry The evening
previous. His name ssc-rsined be Robert TX. Mills.
about p Of age and nstv- Of Lcas Island te
poy-d board the schooner Langdon Gilmore lying
forsstxrs Tee II the vessel r.ed thN de-
lad mother yf where In the nt-o snd that be
he'd just retained fom short vs to her previous to SALINE
In &C ordarce with the f,s Of the iecd-rd by
the Jury TIE deceased had and galvanized watch his
possession. The body buried IL the Cemetery the Ever
green's.
BRooKIYS CRY CoURT CALENDAR. Friday, 81 ot.
L. Nee ST. So ST. 81 A. As IS Al, ~ ST. S. a. s.. 81, 90 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

WAuGH's I1ALrA.-Tbis series Of panoramic views,
which has been on exhibition at Mozart Hall for a
week. has been well received. II represents voyage
from the United States to LAZY, and various
scenes in that country. Tie painting through.
out is well executed; several Of the scenes sur
pass in realizing eject, snoLg which may spe-
city the Interior view Of st. Peters at Rome. Just
at this time when the public mind has been much
attracted TO italian localities, a panorama such as
Waughs italia, is particularly interesting. 1t con-
tinues on exhibition a. Hope Chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
IAiv-fsira-rt
OIL Igit'S COn-I NIR OIL JELLY.

Arpruv.o By Acsdezr o, keScine 10 tsoe emcs
oi.a. than the Ilqgii OIL AIs V VIZ sssI'y tstse
To =. hl e tie i-y~-fc-, No lSS and al respectable
dr-asn,. PnroLp, P.EKrs Aovsa
Whois,e Ase1.s No. IS Scrtrasr -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

BOARD OF CoUsoLMfS.-rhere being no quorum
yesterday afternoon, The Board was declared adjourned
to Monday next at o'clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

A HOUSE or ILL-FAME COMPLAINED or Mrs.
Amelia Bennett the proprietss Of uotoi - house Of III me
10 Necer street Canal yesterday arrested at the in
stance Of number Of merchants dos business In The vicinity
boe business suffered from the bsd character OF her sfs
She was he I'd 10 answer III 500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

CsExowS WosAS DKowSED.-fes.erdsy Coroner
Hiebe OF A..ogis wa called to hold % Inquest on me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

ARsos-About 2 O'Clock on Thursday morning, a
Ar. Uncovered In the house occupe. by James Garland
Nc lis ThonE son street. Mia Garland arrested
pc fhaytIs set re 10 the premises aHi ch-d up Tor ef
.or TIE damage tIifsg thu IRE hAyinz bean ne
ostely txtiD guished BY the police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
= Yesterday morning Mary

SFRIots Accident. - Yesterday morning Mary
Ntbr r..dips at No CsthAibe Sill while ac usting
h tho. Inc fell the dspce ity feet into the yard, ishing
her ann AID skins her ribs AID otherwise nanLs heT She
va, taken % tie City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
FrRNITJRE-EXTRAoRDlSf.

TIE fres hind Of Brosd~sy Frssiruir can Be pfcfAsd
T. ?. DEsRAAY a. n. q B0~ery, a, teo1. BALI bfosa"Y
rroea He .olo,s hands and ~, ns socs yer ne eas
liz deep sBd SIX sori-s htn LED from rot y
pa.reu, With al qua-s FUESrvRs anf MArTEkssss sod
I. be viii rot himself Dc 1tdsTsoad ~ s.J Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
'ourth District, Fourth avenue aLi
.et Yorkvillel, Wm. Dodge, Clerk.



We shall enicsvor hereafter to give regular ac-
courts Of the various revenues Of the CorPorsnoni
ard tIu. that Reporters VIII be furnished 81 tie
proper officers with al reasonable faculties Tor Pre-
curing information OF much interest to the pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

Why "fel" your wsy into business 10 douptand
upssrisluv uh~r sPHRlxoLoGIcAi Ex,susrios fosL.f
WILLS No 80 Broadway viii point os your A'aa -
ist;srase IgE ias P-.ai Z vt.cs va ~ ~
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fAdyer.iseneus |

TolMAS's SEIF VENTILArING SrRING BED Ard
N.rrRFss pariE. ,g b, sr.n - from her--h and
drss 20 he sih ccfrr, D-s.s the pses isvisd
O exau!Ee 1t 9, the mandatory. No. 67S Broii~sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

DELEGATES TO THE AMERICAS STATE CosyES
TIoS-The deeg aes and alternates from this city
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lAiTrrti~msnt
GURNEY's GALLERY.

FRS; b<ek below b. E.wYork Hotel
PHoroGRAPHs, p.SrrREEorrFEs, aHIirvs' u o!I va
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lAdyer..sementI

HS kixovip from No. SO 2rOsAvsyo No. 81 srsAsas
sSsner q BIe~ciefst
Paoros,.,u. p.sru,rorrrss AID AnslorrsA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
DAILY EMPIRE.
LON aINaA

All my heart Is ever waiting,
Waiting for the May
waiting for the pleasant rembles
Where the blooming hawthorn brambles
WIN the woodbiue Alternating
Scent tho dewy way.
All my henrt is weary waiting,
Waiting for The May
All my heart Is sick with longing.
Longing for the May;
Longing 10 escape from study
10 the young face fair and ruddy,
And the thousand chafms belonging
To The summer day.
All my heart Is sick with longing.
Longing for the May.
All my heart is sore with signing.
Signing for the May
Signing for the suie returning,
When the summer beams are burning,
or sweet flowers that dend or dying
All the winter lay.
All my heart is sore with siebjng
Signing for the May.
All my heart is panied with throbbing,
Throbbing for the May
Throbbing for the seaside billows.
Or the waterwoong willows.
Where in laughing and in sobbing,
Glide the streams away.
All my heart, my heart ia sthrobbng,
Throbbing for the May.
Waiting, sad detected, weary,
Waiting for the May
Spring goes by with wasted warnings,
Moon lit evenings, sun bright morning.
Summer comes, yet dark aud dreary
Life still Gibbs away.
MAN Is EVER WEARY, WEARY,
WAITING ron TiIE May
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
January II, 1853.
AN ACT
81

mo. 5.l AN ACT
10 authorize the sale Of any aud all tho shares of
stock held BY the State, in the Turnpike Oompa-
nies of this State, and TO amend section one of
an act la relation 10 the duties Of the C0mmss
iioners Of the Sinking Fund, passed May !,
1851.
Section !. De Il enacted bV the General ASSENT
bly, Of The State of 0Aio, That section one Of the
act to which this act is supplementary and amen
dat0ry, he 20 amended as to read az follows:
That the commissioners Of the sinking fund are
hereby authorised, and when an opportunity oc-
care they are directed to exchange for certificates
Of the dix per cent stock of the funded debt of this
State or 10 SELL or otherwise dispose of for money
any and nll Of the shares of stock held by the
state in any Of the railr0ad companies, and canal
companies Of this state Provided, that such
shares Of stock shall in be sold, or ether
wise disposed Of, except upon cash payment there
for; and in no case shall any sucn shnres be Sold
exchanged, or otherwise disposed of. at less
than the actual cash value Of the same. Should
such commissioners be unable to exchange
said stocks for certificates of the funded debt
Of the State, they may, at such times us they
may deem proper, advertise that Oposals
will be recsived by them, at their Office in Colum-
bus, for the purchase Of any or oil Of said stocks
Such notice shall be published In such newspapers
as thoy may direct, and shall be given at least
ninety days before the time fixed for opening said
proposals. Proposals shall be considered without
soie sbsIl bs awarded 10 The highest hide pro
vjdod tha, nothIn, in his ssc,jen con,snod shaII
ba co1s,rned to comnal tha sinl;ng fnnd on,nnis
;oners 10 oxhs,,e seI nv o,haS,visn d;sos ~
anv Of said stocks nj less than tho mar vous thsrs
of unloss IN thcir oninion tbo interest of ,h sa,
will be promoted thereby.
ava bsrebv au,horized ana direc,nd 40 Iii ma
transfer' snv and ali Of The sbar,s of .tocL hsid
NV tbs .tsts IN anv turnniLe comnanv of H. ,,a,s
Tbev shsu ;nmed;ntelv after M nsssasa ~ oS Nj
act odvsrtise oll the shares of stocI b.Ia hv tha
State in an turnnike oomnanv 10 hs soiJ AZ anc
tion n ,he bIchsst biddeT in lots of moi isss iho
ten shares each. nor more than aftv shares eaeb,
y, 80 .,,tIi' 80 oonvan;an, 49, ~ ~ a. -
the yood If aid oomnany by gvinS AZ oaS, thi,,n
davs no,,ca oT ,ho time and nloca ~ tha .sia ~,
nosters Sst mn Mt ,be gate or gates thereon an, =,
some newsnaner of general circnlaiion In ibo coun
Nv or conntias ,browgh whish saiJ ,oaJ nsssss.
Proyidod thSt notbi50 in thla section con|tsinsd |
shslI be construod IN csmnel tha sinkin, fnnJ con
,nisson.rs ,o seIl or dispose of anv m said tocL
" So v -; 'y " So'u o'OSAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
mo. O.l
AN ACT
January l2, 1899.

Supplementary to au act to provide for the reor-
ganizatiOn, supervision and maintenance Of
Common Schools, passed March IA, 1858.
Section /. Be Il enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That the board Of educa
ton Of any incorporated village in this state may
unite with the board Of education Of tho township
in which such village. any part Of 1t, be situa-
ted, for tho purpose OF establishing a central or
high school within such township. The said toard
shall jointly agree upon AN estimate Of the probas
Bile cost thereof, and thereupon call separate NEE
tings Of the qualified voters of their respective
districts, in the manner now provided by the
twenty first section of the act 10 which this Is sup
Elementary, and said meetings, when 50 convened,
shall in all respects be held and conducted In ac-
eordance with the provisions Of the section afore-
said Provided that such central or high school
shall be so established, unless a majority Of the
voters at each Of said meetipgs, shall vote in "a
vor Of the same. The further establishment OF
such central or high school, and the control OF the
same, when established, shall be ordered and reg
ulated in suoh manner as shall be agreed upon and
directed by said boards Of education interested
therein.
Section 2. This act shall take effect aud be in
force from and after its passage.
NILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
MARTIN WkLKER,
President Of the Senate.
January "a, 1850,