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MADAME ELLIs's SPANISH sIMu-

4Nn LATING BALSAM cures without fail, pa,ns
In the Breast, Back, Side Limbs; Coughs, Colds.
alency, Heartburn, Chronic Rheumatism, Bilious
Gholtc, Cramp Cholic, Gripping Pains OF the Bowels,
DulIness Supor, Inactivity, Loss of Appetite, and
gives immediate relief In any Of the above diseases
1t will give relief In twenty minutes and psrma-
nent cure by the use Of two bottles Only 30 csuts
per botte--so cheap that every person can get it,
Either Of the above medicines to be had Of r. D.
HILL, Druggist, corner Of Race and Fifthstreeta;
corner Of Main and Fourth streets or OF BRIGHAM
4 CO., Manufacturers, No. "a Kast Fourth street,
Cinc1nnati,O. sepa7 sy
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Non-Arrlval of the Indian.
Farther POINT, October 100 A. M.
The steamship Indian, due here with Liver
pool dates to the 2Sth ult., has not yet been
Iigualled below.
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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
lXM M iI,akx hax..

MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
4VA at last Just what the Ladies' have long needed
and looked for in vain, the Uterine Elixir.
The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis
eases of q Uterine Nature; Inflammation of the
Womb, the Kidneys, the 0yaries, and the Urethra,
Proapsus or Falling of the Womb, Painful Aenstru.
ation Cbloross, Amenorrhea; In fact, perfect cure
Of the Elixir Of any disease whatever OF the Genor
atiye and Urinary Organs, Of male or female, no
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention TO me
following Gard OF one Of the most prominent Drug.
gists Of Cincinnati
"To THE PUBLIC AND THE LADIES IN PAnxicuLAR.--
We, the undersigned, are not in the habit of giving
our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing we'll the
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, we sheerfully recommend It to all fem aes
suffering from Female Diseases of any kind; IL ia
purely vegetable, and in no case can do Injury; We
say to all try, and word for It, you will 6n re-
lief Ed. HILL, Druaaist,
sep2 "Corner of Fifth and Race streets
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wHEELwRTGHT, NUDGE &fcO: 9la
Wholesale Paper Dealers

No-14:, EAHOvI8R SIRE E3q,fagd
corner OF German. 5l-s.,.ta.,
sal III - BALTIMORE, ND,
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Heenan managed to free himself from, his
.nurderous assaauts just as hack was passing
and got into it. He was taken to-. Wibor's
3potheeary. store. near the Revere House, and
~ doctors Dale and Jones were called He was
bleeding bleed Profqsely from seven or eight wounds
upon the back of his head, his right knee Dan
was injured aud his clothing Was torn and and
bloody. After his wounds were examined he
was conveyed to the house of friend and medi-
cal aid applied -
The attack was evidently preconcerted one
and made with murderous intent, in the most
coew!ardly manner, aud it is fortunate for the
OBJECT Of it that he escaped with his life. It is
supposed to have been instigatedi in consequence
Of grudge borne by person who had mis-.
understanding with Heenan in New York. and
was considered by him to have been settled at
or near the time of its occurrence. ,z1s1
The hired bullies who committed the murder.
Gus assault performed their job so suddenly
mat there was VA no opportunity for the police to
anterlere.i Ethe wounds,are not considered dam,
gsrons unless serious inflammation should take
piace!aga.;a s...,ar :
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Tbc attack on the Benscia Roy.'
FULL PARTICULARS.
[From the Boston Herald, July 81

s.- 4 From the Boston Herald July 81 )
d Last evening a sparring exhibition took place
at the National Theatre, for the purpose, main
iy, Of displaying the scientific pugsm of Je,n-
my Massey, a celebrated prize: tighter from
London, who has been for several months So
journing in the United States Several hund
red of the admirers of the manly art Of self
defence assembled to witness the milling. AS
is usual on such occasions, several tistic gentle
men, whose names were set down on the bills,
did not appear last night, viz: Australian Kel-
ley, (who had been matched to.fight Ned PRICE,
Young Pittn, Barney Ford, Careless Boy, G..
Holmes, Jones, of South Boston, and Jack
Mcleod John @. Heenan was announced as
master of ceremonies, but he yielded that office
to Professor Taylor, who has had so much ex-
perience in affairs Of that kind in our city.
The sParring exhibition was very good. The
two boys called tYGuhg Heenan" aud young
Morrissey," who have displayed their skill on
several previous occasions, Harry Finegrass
and Charley Oakes of New York, jackson aud
Young McCauley, John. Cosgrovc and Jack
Pope, Ned Price and Young Colbert took part
The last set-to, between Professor TAYLOR. and
Jenny Massey, furnished the conclusion to the
entertainment. When the audience were leav-
ing the theatre, Mr.. Heenan was set upon by
rutiians in Portland street, who struck him from
behind with a billy or slung shetland felled him
to the ground. 71i;
Mr.. Heenan regained his feet and cleared the
way before him, but was repeatedly assaulted
with clubs from behind and knocked down three
times The gang of rufffans who surrounded
him were numerous enough to prevent the i'm
mediate interference ofany one who might have
bcen disposed to save his life, Knives and pis.
tolls were nourished, and oneaof thellattcr. was
placed at his side and snapped but, fortunately
ii did not explode.
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YE 'sKEETERs IIEv CuM.
LPEom the ma 0alIforntnn.l -

And 4 made him let the egyptians all go free,
But thets an ole subjec
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Tobacco, Cigars. saidines, Said OIL, Grogerics de-,
All orders entrusted to our viii receive PROMPT {
attention. Fi lfeb10] w. A. EDwNRLS d BRO. 81
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'.' FULL ASSORTMENT or. o.! tt.s,I
ii RAPERs News and Book Colorq Papers ..
AL ktnIS, straw Boards; Binders Trunk boards
bonnet Boards Wte Hni COIored; ters Cards Carl,
Boards in varieIy Tissue Shoe Paper Iartiwn
ana N iana Phteri Press BoUrs. full assortment o.
Grenc Folio Post Packet and Letter Paner, Marble Paper,
ost uihce ana Bank EnS col; Wra pin Papes all eIi
Sheathing Tack aud Spice Papers; Printing aad Writing
Inks. Alum bleaching Powers s
eS Paper of every description made to order 5 m
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j. BOON M,LURE

ATTOIt Ely A II IL A w
0FTlCF .YOR TN EAST GORYER OF JE0YROE AN6
F0ERINSI&' Oh4'oSAIF TIE 60 URTHO USE
NIB VIII practice in the several Courts of tfs and me
ueyhJoring counties Particular attention viii be tS
he collection of claims. nov2C:1 yd& &Smj -
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1REGT from the Importers and Manufacturers, VERY
- ~ LARGE and beautiful ASSORTMENT of
SffEars as !" Every style-2g 10 s99R
Clocks in n'Gsrent iety, at Every EsTfcef :
Solid silver Spoons, Ladies', Butter Knives, Pie Kniyes
Cake Knives Salt Stands Cups and Mugs Napkin RiEEs
Gard Cases Pi kle Forks, &e. Silver Plated Forks Tea
Sets Cake aud Gard BASKETS, Napkin RSs, Pie Knives
GTumb ScraPers, &C. Diamond Rings aud PIns-some very
Cameo; all Gold and Plated do. -
An endless variety Of Sleeve Buttons, Studs Chains
Seals Keys, and in fact everything usually kent in first
class Jewelry Store,-a Of which sold very cheap
and every article lodI"Gnted to prove represented
LOeFa discounts made to Country Merchants
uIeFs. g. p. DROWN,
Practical Watch Maker, and
Agent for Appleton, Tracy Co.'S American Watches at
wholesale and Retail Agent for the Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Machines. Agent for Mrs Siscos asons and
Odd Fellows Regalia, &C.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
WIIOLIISAIE GS REI>A II -lisVq
r B. SHEPPARD, No 181 Main St ~ : ,I.iss7.,
GGL'ipug 10 ktSp on hand Iarga aud complete as
@ ut o az Ttcles In his line, Consisting
Bags satEhes Collars, mes WHIPS
ny ny M Ts attention and pronptnvss, merit continuanc
tus OF repairing promptly done and in prs .cr
SaT.n }. i. SIlFpPARD'
-eSI,-u r. 1SI bfafD 'Sfsg
, 1859-05-05
's a DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH,

Thc Chicago Times has the Stiffness to claim
Democratic victory in the scrub r,cc on
Tuesday last for Sewerage Commissioner, in
which 2,S79 votes for Republican candidates
were divided between thrce persons, thus Civ
ing the Office to n Democrat who received only
c.65G- With equal propriety We might CHIN
the total vote for Water Commissioner Is, 524)
as the Republican majority for that o!fice-nll
having been cast for prominent Republican
Tie claim set up iy tito Times is cminently
Irish. 1t means that Co1lloy had three cau-
didatcs against him and h. 1rot them Ill!
Faith, le could beat dozen!
EXCHANGE.
Exchange up yesterday to two ler cent.
See money article fourth page.
, 1859-05-05
4rc88 Triht&tte.
REMOVAL.

We shall have aha indulgence certainly Of
that share Of our readers who have "mored''
this spring, if we attribute all dslays that may
be experienced in the several departments Of
the PREss AND TRIBUNE to tue confusion incident
to the removal Of our entire establishment to
our new quartcrs-No. 81 Clark ttreet-wiere
~ hope to bring order out of confusion in
few days, and secure better facilities than ever
befors for serving cur friends We must ask the
indulgence Of some of our advertisers, for the
same reason, in that their favors arc laid ovcr
until to morrow. \ few days will serve to put
ns in 4 condition more to our mind and wish.
, 1859-05-05

= The amount ofcapital invested in the ice
business in Cincinnati is estimated TO be about
$14i,00p, aud the annual sales to be about
&Ifn mn
, 1859-05-05

r. A comet-thc first which has made its
appearance since the famous ono of Donati, in
October lust-wa. discovered At the Obscrrato-
~ At Ann Arbor, Michigan, By Mr. Watson, on
the nSd
, 1859-05-05

The National nalTypoGraphleal Union.
The eight annual convention Of the National
Printers Union met at Boston, Oh Monday, Nay
I'd, in The room OF the Common Council, At the
City Hail. After \ preliminary organization
and some uninpostant proceedings, the Con-
yention made choice Of the following officers for
the ensuing year:
Pkxs1pEsr-Robert c. Smith, Of Philadelphia
Elcx Pnsslnxsr-Milo Barrett Of Montgomery,
Ala.
Scoop VICE PaEs1pKsr-George II. Colby,
Of Cincinnati.
SECRETARY AND TEEAscREa-ThouasJ J. Walsh,
Of New York.
CoRaksroxD1so SkcHkrAaT,-Georg n. Bris-
bin, Of New Orleans.
About thirty delegates are prcsent, represent.
ing the principal cities Of the Union. The con-
vcntion will terminate with banquet at the
Revere House on Thursday night. The dele
gates are meeting with generous hospitality.
, 1859-05-05

The Leavenworth 1imts Of the o?th ult. says
Mr.. Farnham is just in from Fort Riley, aud es-
Inmates that he met from four TO six thousand
persons en- route for the gold mines. He count
Cd one thousand wagons, having from two 10
si1 persons tn = wagon. Many were a-foot.
some with pnck- k-mules, DC.
, 1859-05-05

Presentation. Sidney Breeze, Judge Of
Supreme Court, and Hoa: R. Smith. Of III, ~
ri7sd 1t ths Treaant Houss last evening. :
, 1859-05-05

e The National Convention Of Hon1eopa-
tlists will meet at Boston, the frst dav If June.
II will wind up with 4 bali and lcvcc at Faucull
Hail.
, 1859-05-05
Unexpected Rise in the Missouri

tfrom the St. Joseph Journal, April :o] =
The river commenced rising rapidly at this
point on Thursday night, aud by yesterday
morning it raised six feet So unexpected md
ot{ 1 lot Of Shingles and damaging ~ lot Of corr
lying on the 1eree.
We learn from the otdcers Of the st. Mary,
down from Omaha, that the rise is from the
mountains; m old mountaineer having just
arrived there in a sliff the morning they left
from high up, and reported a big rise coming:
The river still continues to rise rapidly, and
from what VIC have heard Of the deep SHOWS in
the mountains, VIC would not be surprised if
this was the beginning Of an overflow.
, 1859-05-05

T OST-On last Sabbath afternoon,
IL cameo Breast P!n Old stree. or Wabash ayeaue
suitable rtwas will be given any who will ltave
At iii strert.
, 1859-05-05


for a fcw day. at tho head Of the stnlrs.
t. We learn from the Christian 7in,r< that
Reu. S. Y. Lind, D. D., has accepted the call of
the North Baptist Church Of this city. to be-
come its pastor.
f3y- The Audubon Club announce their rooms
and Cabinet in Portland Block open to the pub
lie to-day from 10 4. n. toeP Pm
Rrs OVER BIT Noss CAar.-Wc learn that
n young Ind named James Locke, in the employ
Of J. u. Sherman, was run over BY \ bose car.
riagc on Canal street, while running to the Dca
plaincs street Gre, and seriously injured.
- As the after piece Of the fight at the
lager beer saloon on the corner Of Clark and
Randolph streets, recorded yesterday, Richard
German and Henry Fowler were fined SIS each
in yesterdays Police Court.
- The Police Court, after unheard Of rri-
rations and deprivations, assumes on Monday
next its new quarters in the third story Of the
Armort building, and the dignity Of II carpeted
f]oor and we'll furnished room
- Before Justice Davis, yesterday, was
brought one Hineman, at the instance of Mary
Leonard, charging him with the paternity Of
her unborn child. After some hanging back,
Hine,nan gave the plaintiff his hand aud name,
and the case Was thus dismissed.
A FocR S1oRr BR1ck BClLn1x1-Wuo WANTS
1r.-The brick building formerly occupied By
the PRkss AND TRIBUNE Job Printing establish
ment is for sh]e or rent. Who wants it: In
quirc Of Vim. Bross. at the PRxss AND TRiprSx
Office, between the hours Of IL and II H.
NEW SroRY BT D1ckExs.-Haspcr'a Weekly
for this week contains the initial chapters Of
new novel by ohaEles Dickens, called "A Tale
Of Two Cities" It has been received By Nc
Sally + Co., who havs also tho FIRST number Of
Dickens new serial, All the Year Ronnd.''
F1Rr on DEsr1A1SEs trRsE7-A4fcH FAcron1
| DEsrRorED.-Abont ten O'Clock last evening a
| FIRE broke out in frame building Oh Dcsplaines
street, few doors south Of Polk. occupied as y
match factory. Tie roof waa destroyed with
the stock and n,ateria1s. We could not ascer-
tain the name Of the occupant. Loss about $3.50.
| MEAL AND HoMST.-H. o. Waggoner. corner
Of Griswold and Harrison streets, has the art oi
making Honiny and Corn Meal in . way thAt il
not known out Of the Southern States, He uses
none but the genuine hominy corn, and thst ii
ways the best Of its sort We bespeak for him
the patronage Of all lovers of the food that be
| prepares.
, 1859-05-05
THE CITY.

Removal Of the Pross and Trlbunes
The Office Of the Pass AND TN1BrSk hns been
removed to No. 81 Clark street. Counting-rooin
for few days ut tho head Of the stnirs.
, 1859-05-05

The EIcetto0 on TneH4AYs
The following table, embracing the returns Of
tho election held on Tuesday for Sewerage and
Water Commissioners, was accidentally omitted
ia our issue Of yesterday:
, 1859-05-05

C171 InPRnyEuESrs.-We learn that arrange
mcnts are now being made to raise the entire
block Of stores on South Water street, between
Wells and Franklin streets. This mammoth
block comprises IL stores, aud is to be raised
five feet. Messrs. Brown / uollingswort1 have
the contract for the raising. Ten Of these stores
are owned by Tertius Wardsworth, Esq, and
one by Geo. F. Foster, Esq, making trout Of
$40 feet On South Water street, By l15 feet on
Franklin street. This is probably the largest
job of raising buildings with screws ever at-
tempted in any city, and throws a!l other works
in TINT line, executed heretofore, into shade,
Our friend. Otto H. Matz, architect, is the super
;ntendcnt for tho owncrs. We also noticed al
the office Of Mr.. Matz, Architect. plans for two
FIVE story, marble front buildings, fitted up for
hotel above first story. for john Pfun1 Esq,
to be built On Randolph street, 40 feet front,
also 90 feet marble front adjoining, for ,fr. Ehl-
ich. Two tlree story brick dwellings ~ feet
front, with pressed brick front and cut stone
trimmings, on Illinois street, for Thos. Hall. Esq,
to cost f"mp, nett. District school house near
Reform School, - 1000; dwelling house for F. S.
Williams, near Hyde Park, f5,o00; dwelling
house OIL Monroe street, for Dir. Getcr; also i
brick dwelling and frame dwelling house for
Rubel, our brother, OH Jackson Street: al of
said buildings to be erected during the present
season.
, 1859-05-05

MELANCHOLY CAsUALrr At CLAnx-srRRKr-
A WoxAS KILLED -AxorHEa WAnSrS1.-A most
melancholy accident took place last evening at
Clark-street bridge. resulting in the death Of
young Irish woman, named Esther O'Connor, q
domestic at the boarding house Of Mrs scoyille.
on Madison near Franklin street. The bridge
was opening for the passage Of vessel. The
deceased, With party Of friends, WAS on her
wsy to the North Side, and undertook to step
from the east sidewalk Of the bridge upon the
abutment, but too late, tee end Of the ARCH As it
swung, catching her between itself and the rail
ing, crushing her so that she lived only few
moments, though never recovering conscious
ness.
The unfortunate girl was removed to the drug
store 1t the corner Of Clark and Kinzir street,
where she brcathed few tines and expired.
Tbs rc,n4ins were taken to the Ohio Saloon, near
the corner Of Wells uud kinxic street, where an
inquest will be held this forenoon She vas
about t~enty-eight years of agc. The accident
conveys fresh and terrible warning against the
carelessness too frequently pracsiced ut the
bridges where il is wonderful such results are
not more frequent. No fault cal, be attached to
che bridge tenders in this instance
, 1859-05-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

- 4 gentleman Of commanding address de-
aires situation in some wholesale house in
most any capacity. Cncxccptionable reference
given. Address Box ::3"aa, Post Office. apps
- Persons If selcu1ary habits ought to trr
Cory's Stomachic Bittcrs for CostlTeness-it is
,rdrraattd to cured. Sold by all druggists, md
by the proprietors, u. 5. Cory 4 SONS, la soutl,
Clark street. ap9s-ln-d57
klppEn's Wu1r7ES VISITING AND WEnn1s0
CAR rs are universally preferred to engraving.
Call and see them at the fremont House.
ap20.tmc922
B See advertisement OF Doudoir Sewing
Machines, l26 Lake street. ia4-b906
FI. n. Singer Co.'S new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also. Machines for
manufacturing heayy garments Of every descrip-
ton, constantly On hand at 140 Lake street, CHI
caso, A. ". lIAnH1s, Agent. upl5-3m-c?"7
MArrksoS IIorsE.-The Mattcson House is
now raisced to grade. The prorrietors are pre-
pared 10 receive their old customers and friends
as usual. B1ssSLl i GOODRICH.
CnIcAGo, April 4, 1859. aps-lm-cG'5
, 1859-05-05

""Pnul Morphy's Travels and Triumphs
in Europe" is the title Of work to be pub
lished By D. Appleton / Co.
, 1859-05-05

"ANTED-To sell the stock and
W 1.tu:rs Ct. t.stc!a4 tisocery Store. Gnad lvc,
to: Fer particular. cfci. ct Z. D. FOSTER, " Fear
ft,rn ii
, 1859-05-05

WARRINGTON, Noudsy, MAXI 1854
Gen. Cass had one Of his nttacks last night.
1t wnx more yiolens thau usual, but he feels re-
liercd to-day, and has risen from his bed.
Havana dispatches give fat contradiction to
the New York .Suaa recent story Of rcrolu-
tionary movement ou the Island Of Cuba.
The President il much exercised ut thu action
Of the British Minister to Mexico, in threaten.
ing to hold Vera Cruz for the payment Of Eng
li,h claims, step Which intcrferes with Id
ministration programme. and is a cleur riola-
tiou of tue Monroe doctrine.
, 1859-05-05
NelW advertisements.

ET {. SCRIrE.S. Aise'f;'ia7 -fqe1: t3 D:er5o-n u
othorf=>f rtrrire Adrerti%ens for tti1 al
E-n'};na P'I1~rs nifh- yorth Ht't ts1 bs94 y
, 1859-05-05

T OST.-S5 Reward-A Small black
- aad whtte Coach Uox- Htad and ears t!,ek about
Ax months I'd. Had sycrptted culas viii: teef
skin ctrte. The above reward viii he paid by EASSETT
i HAMMOND l9S Lake sItse:, coEnsE u els.
, 1859-05-05

THroponx PAxxxR AND His Txro1ocr.--Rcr.
DR., Poster, President Of the Northwestern Uni
rersity, will deliver lecture On the ADORE topic
this eveping, at the new audience room Of the
II. E. Church, corner Of Clark and N ashin9ton
street. The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
library Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc;a.
ton. The reputation Of the speaker; and cer-
tain'y both the subject and the object will draw
out full house.
, 1859-05-05

Neare hourly expecting the deliyery Of others.
i is said by those who arc wall posted up in
PIace moren,ents, that so,ne eighty foreigners
are booked for expulsion God knows! but I
ing tue passports and throwing all these iato
prison: perhaps they may eEen share the fate Ct
the other victims Of religions Heaven spare
the mark y fury. We arc in doubt End uncer-
tainity, and the Press cannos Be too hesty in
arons}ng public feeling to \ seslse Of our deplor-
able condition We cannot leave bere without
nd' 1 a1a .nt't bdt z, md
families Of Americans. What American can re-
fuse to consider their sad position
, 1859-05-05

e Will the gentleman who called about 4
wet nurse please call ssain this morning.
RoRARx CoLLrKR,
>'-.. =: Minister at larpe.
, 1859-05-05
CHICAGO, :THURsDAY, MAY $, 1859

IMPORTANT LrcrrREs-Thc citizens Of Chica-
go will be pleased 70 lear rsuAnt to ths sub
joined core.pond&nse, id Lr, Banning. Of
New York City, will lecture rafuitous7y. before
the ladies' lad aaemen. IN Akc lecture room Of
the Methodist Church, cdtssr Of Washington
and Clark streets, on Thursda5. Friday and Sat-
urday of this week. and on Friday aud Saturday,
at o'clock p NJ, to ladies only.
r~.CAct0o. April :. 1852.
Dn. f. P. nsSSrSo-De2 sir:-The vivid
impressions produced upon the minds of many
Of the undersigned, BY your brilliant and pow
ersul lectures, some ten years since, in this
city, together With growing interest in the
minds Of many others 10 learn more on the
ton. and the Human Voice. has produced
an intense anxiety for d repetition. Learning
that similar feelings have induced Jop to visif
the West, VIC feel encouraged /" hope that you
will favor the citizens Of ChcaGn viii! your lee
lures, if nj all compatible with YOU arrange
ment*. Should YOU comply, suitable ediicc
J. \. Hahn, II. D.. Rev. H. II. Morrcll,
Geo-H. Parks, ~ D., Rev. ". +. Stewart,
S. Seymour; st. b., A. E. Sma1l, u. D.;
und many others.
FAE4rse7ox. H.. april @, ISL.
To Mc.+s. Rev. II. u. Muuel Kcv, ". F. Stewart and
l's-. i. II. l1an'. A. E Small. Grgv A. Parks, and
Others.
Gfafi<mcn: Your favor is: received please
accept my gratihcd Acknowledgements for the
fayor you do nc, and with tAerl also. NJ cheer
full compliance with your rcquest--askinss that
the lectures be freeto all. l propose, therefore.
to be at your service every ere0ing md atter-
noon this week, commencing At ha!f-past !, on
the 5th. Hoping that the usefulness aud enter
tainment you expect may be realized l remain
vn1r nhrfIprt AeFYADt.
Enx r. BAxS1so, II. D.
Meeting OF the hoard OF Education.
CIIeA;V. May ls52.
Prescnt-Ncssrs.: Haren, 1Juard. Moselcy.
Sewberry, Fuster; Dorc, Sturteyant. BASS. Taft,
Hayes.
Absent-Mr Porter.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved
The President being absent, On motion If sir.
Hoard. Mr. Moseley was appointed President
pro tim. ).
to the election Of President for the ensuing
year. and Mr.. Haven was unanimously rc.
elected
3tr. Ward Of the Committee on tho erection
of neT school building, presented report re-
commencing cut stone caps for the doors ane
windows: tic additional cost not to cxccct
$1,000. Concurrcd III.
On motion Of Mr. Bass, John F. Lyon Was re
admitted to seat in the High School.
On u,oton Of Mr.. Taft. the motion Of the las
meeting to provide gymnasium for the 1lis1
School, was taken from the table aud referred
to the Commit lee on the High School.
The President elect appeared and took hi
aeat.
Mr.. Haven Of the Committee on the purchase
Of school lot, presented report, Which VA
referred back to the same committee,
Adjourned to Saturday, May. at o'clock
T. N. ". II. WELLS, Sec.