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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

THE BEST SALE OF TOBACCO for this season.
took place yesterday, at the warehouse OF
FISHER. WIRELESS & Co. Three hogshcads OF
the crop of f. GRIGsBY, OF Williamson, "nd
sold on account of BANKS Il MCLEMoRE.
brought SIS so, SIS 50 and So Is per cwt. Old
Williamson is therefore still ahead. A sp"ci-
men OF the So so hogshcad, which we have, il
very fine
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
whole Ticketss2o; raIvessIo; Gu

Representatives, 20 the 500 900, OF $500 rs~k "a
of4OO SO 600 OF 400 so 600 Of 400 tn Is soc
of 400 to SO 600.
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ES- LrTrELL's l.IvING AGE. one OF TIL
most valuable literary periodicals of the day
continues TO make its regular weekly visits
to this Office. For some months back. each
number has continued Handsomely en-
Graved portrait OF some distingui-hcd person
age. We greatly value the Living Age"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

fFE~ Weare pleas d To see that Mr.. H. C.
McLAUGHIIN has became CONNECTED with the
BailefiH as associate Editor. IL is young
gentleman of fine talents, a ady writer, and
we are sure will soon acquire enincnce in thu
profession. He Las our best wishes for lis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

A ucrroN.-S. 4 G.. NoEI. Co will s'li,
to-day. in front Of their warehouse, ut auction
a large and complete assortment Of groceries.
comprising all articl's usually kept by the
trade. Buyers should be on hand ut the hour
of sale 10 O'Clock, To secure bargains.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

Gs- Mr.. ABBOTT, formerly of the firm OF
CLIFTON. ABBOTT d Co has leascd the house
on College street, recently occupied 10y the
Bank of Commerce, and intends opening a
Clothing Store.
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NOVH ICE.
TO. COUNTRY MIS-,

We selling many articles of HARDWARE,
''beng part of KnKMAN ELIIs's last MPoETAnoN,'
at a small advance for CASH. Our NEW STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, we
offer reduced prices for Cash negotiable paper.
You can ave money by buying your Hardware at
"a Public Square, KRKMAN * ELIs's old stand, from
feb2S-tf MCCALL Il CO.
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Notice.

All persons who have been induced 10 buy Sewing
Machines which will not perform the work that pur
chasers expected them do are informed that Sing
er's Machines fail to do any kind of work. No
one is ever disappointed in these machines.
mar3-n J. 7. LORD, Agent
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FINE HoRsEs.-Mr. J. G. McFERRAS, on Mar
kst street, has just returned from the East
with splendid stock of lne horses, which he
offers for sale at reasonable prices.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

ANOTHER HAT SToRE.-We notice that Mr..
C. X. BARNES is fitting up the corner store
der the Commercial Hotel, in handsome
style, for the purpose of opening a new Hat
SIors
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

-GS- A complimentary dinner was tender
ed to the Hon. A. ii. STEPHENS. of Ga, by
members OF Congress, of all parties, on the
Ist inst, but he declined IL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

rss- We are pleased To notice that Capt.
= X. BARCLAY, has purclaScdthe beautiful
htiIe steamer Wenona to take the place OF the
eerenty-.Sir in the Nashville and Cincinnati
trade
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For COnOress.

eaE- We are authorized TO announce Gen. j as.
VI. Quarles, Of Montgomery county a candidate
for the nomination of the Ameri Party for Con
gross, in this Congressional District.
deC2S-td
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FINE CHANDELIERS.

I WILL. furnish Chandeliers either for barnRg Gas
Il o OF Candies, 10 suit any sized building, Church.
Hotel Public Hail ~ The city county, with ali
the glass Globes Shades, cheap as they can be
had from any market
keep gosAd assortment OF all the small Gas FIX
lures with prep laghts, paper and fancy eolered
Glass shades Esatrnt Burncrs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

.THASKs.-.We return thanks to the Mr..
Hour of the Adams Express Company for a
copy of the New York Herald Of the 5th.
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The Recovery of the Remains Of Il. j.
ThurstOn the ErOnaut.

ADRIAN. Michigan, March S-The remains of
Ira j.. Thurston the Kronaut who assembled
on the 10th of September, has been found
ten miles North West Of Toledo aud recogni-
Zed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

REMovAL.-E. A. RAwoRru. Esq. has re
moved his Office from Cherry street 10 College,
opposite the Sewanee House.
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RiVar NeWs

DETROIT, March S.-Nayigation is open.
LOUISVILLE, March S.-The river is falling
rapidly with feet water on the falls and 8
in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, March S.-The river has risen
two feet in the last "a hours and is swelling
rapidly.
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LATER FROM MEXI

A Petition to Connect America with
Europe.
TORONTO, March 8.-PARLIAMENT.-Ap petit
ton was present. d for an act to incorporate
a company to connect America and Europe
by a Submarine Telegraph via Greenland,
Iceland, and Fair Island.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
APPRONINlATIONP RIZES.
5, 30 Prlzes amountlns 60. $3.50. GOO
whole Ticket. $40; Halvesss; Quarter. 81 So

sa-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
wiz be sent o. any oae DESTROYS Of reeeiyingn.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the Eel
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
W'auteu.

Young Max wishes s4saAssea AZ usEelise
~ asest "a ss,fne WboiesAie tsquor Cigar OF GHa-
Gerry House. lie ean eumtnAna large ccentry tras.e
Ia this The adjoining states. HE bekg ~ FssF.
uAees gtsta Il required.
Address Ii. {. j., a. ibls oihse
Anzk-t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
We-says the Memphis ButietHl-are indebted
to Mr.. +. S. RICHARDS, the obliging auditor OF
the Company's Office in this city, for the FOL
lowing statement of the receipts of this road
for the five months ending with February
2SIh ult.
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70 Surgeons and Physicians.
SNS-VRVJNxENrV DEPOrY.


yNTF have received the agency FOR the sale of the
w well,knowu and justly lebrated Instruments,
nptnuta ctnTed by TlhAaAN y CO. of y Y, and " ill
be regularly and PROMPTLY supplied by them with al
the sly les and designs We hayc now Ia stura
liner and morr extensive assortment Of cXtrn tnc 1T
struments probably, ,han can be found In any other
rug ostablishuts't IL the Soutl, embracing many
late improvements never before brought To this
Net which desire to coll the special attention Of
surgeons, Physicians AID Country Druggists. The
GLOWING Is incomplete hst 81 Instruments
hand, many OF viii IA are enNrsiy new Ia style, and
used exclusively by Surgee-as wherever they have
been Introduced
Uterine Caustic Bouiges, lCiyias's Stone Crusher;
Cildcd Points. 1icman's Tonsillatar;
Rarker's Valve Bauge; ltdmeVon's Stethoscope;
Double Traohcotomy Ca clark's oboseope;
nuia Alexander Moods Neural
Nichols Needle Holder; &c syringe;
Gardner = Guarded CrOch- nUman's Spcculum, new
ct: pattern.
English Horsehair Pro Iailemand's Port Caustic
bang; with cham;
Curved SPcculum Forceps Amputating Cases, from
Universal Forceps, $50 u sie0;
SIM Speeulum. Pocket Cases from IS 20
Pessary = new styles; as;
Prof Mays Ilthotomy Prof. Mays Tourniquet,
Cases; {" - Pocket Cases.
We are having manufactured, and WI sharuy
have ia store, Ffol. PAUL h ENk'S Pocket ases.
RAINS h BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail prugg sts;
No. 10 Public square,
mar2-tf Nashville, Tenn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

e@khnn 1AkaSs, ota0hOAAss &C.
n 70 szppy tha santss AH4tsars have jsst 3D.
IL Iz1nr4 ffosp 81 h Hiss, 81 sisrlI gaeid, supply
of his eAacssf Ficxef rsstE eoetalning anlong al
hSnffszz ainereht kines. ferbezz. e1tFz ekaiee "a
fittsE. AxtsTs IL dlsl nzt roiorH. grosn nGuefs
faisea ~ tFnisnSsf Nersai "a Esb fansiss dea-
~ lIehs Aaeks af 20 eiasFser ceEs safssfles.
A<e EsN roots a The spisni1 netytrk eseGGabita,
t@zan Laitezs Fc 4Ha ukise, shz sse EFeei
fsens e khe Giz1Ieias. kss- 2e.
fsbl. HAckESZE 4 NIk<zIIE.
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sIIERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of a vcnditioni cxponas to directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson CO., Tenn, at its January Term, 1859,
will expose Ia public sale Ia the highest bidder for
cash at the Court house yard gate the city OF Nash
Vile, on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
1888, all the right, title, claim, interest and es-
tate which j. q. Fellows then had may have since
acquired ia and "a the following described Real Is
tate Lots Nos aud 20 la the plan of Lots
South Nashville belonging 90 ). NJ ITwin's Estate as
laid out by a. g. Mare- and registered in the Regis
lows by 4, J. MunsIerd, Z, x NJ, as may be by
reicTeacc IA deed Reg stefs ONCE of ayi1son
booG Ma %, RACES 262 and 363; being levied ss
the property uf J. g. Fellows, 20 satisfy Judg
mcnt rendered in favor OF Charles Leaviu against
James Z. BALDWIN aud !. q. Fellows. Feb, 1, 1883.
JAS. n. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
mars-Gd 10y +. &. DsAkg Iapaty Sheriff.
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Claiborne's Machine Works,
NAsUEVUlI TENN
Removal.

INHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that hc has removed Inns Hardware Store from the
odd Market street, 20 No S. Ia the large brick
building lately erected the south side Of Broad IT
where he keeps constantly on hand aud makes 10 or
der the various articles embraced Ia bis line OF bust
ness Hcnvites especial attention 10 has large assert
m.nt OF CASTINGS, fi0IIOw-wARE, BRASS, 6c- ,snch
as Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Piow holds,
straw Cutters Corn shelters, Corn Crushers Mill
Crushers balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle sticks,
and almost endless variety OF other Articles
Jan. 29-u ANDREW ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
TN oRpERING TICKETS oRcERrrrIcATEl

Enclose the money address Tor the Tickets or
dercd ,on receiIa II which they will be forwarded BY
arst mail. Purchasers have tickets ending arr
ngure they may designate
The list u DraHn Members aud Primes will be sea
TO purchasers ifnfnciiiateiy after the drawing.
80 Purchasers viii please write their agnafnr
PLAIN and give their fust Once, county and State
80 Remember that every Prize h drawn and paya
BILE ia fall without deduction
80 Al prizrs - 81 900 and asder. raid immsdat
y aler the dEa~me -otser prizes a. TIE usual uns
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Tlsase TAO prefer not seadiuK noney BY mai. can
The Adams Express Company,
whereby ninney fer Ilskets IN 81 len DOllars.
ana u!,N-rs.s, c-E.he seut
AT0CR RISK AND E-KPRHSE.
from any cav ~ where they have an oalea.5
The nsnhry ana orasr nu 1 ~ eurlescc N = GOV
EiiNAkNf ftcT OFFICE SIAAfED ENgllOPE.f or
The express eafnot rccrive taeua.
All communications strirtly confidential
A1dfsss Orders Tor fckets Or Cert1catcs
NtDe, kniif 90, Assustt, Georgia.
OF, Woo, EDDY co, Atlanta Gesrgh.
-. WOOn, EDDY On, .innlns ASA. iiclaware -
So A lssf of tbe eoubeFs that GFa~nrrom
rhee, N the araunt IL the pFi1e thai each oae 10
eattc ~, 81 b. pabished aftrr every draa ne n
tise ipiiu4iu fafers fnoata Ca CsIlsfifufi0nal
az Nszg OsEcans Brlfa. An&si< Kegtner, CAGrlesc<
aHdana. tasariir G1zrr Afianfa ilrfrl ssrIsee fcs
royk Hsfllg fty bod, Sarans.aA Dasig Meas, EscA-
sod btsrztfrh, ArD logA haspatcA, and f'aEfisa9
lksss csrssz ,sAd Lsl-is Reek Ark 1rns Ls@orrel,
frb2l-td
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9p Gflfgrapb.
Death of A.v. brown.
Frorn Washington.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Postmaster Gen
eral Brown died this morning. afrfs -
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Gas Pipe and Gas Fitting.

have the very best uorkmen always ready 70 do
ans kiaa 81 Gss ftIng. Also, AL tbs machinery fog
ealtng aud scfrwing Gas flpe aad viii sell any NUN
her of feet parties IA the cluntry, cut 20 Their
Tnrasufnarut plans and can Furnish the toHgs and
tthrr tools a. mai they can do their on n WuFk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
WOOD, EDDY & co., Managers
Successors to =. Swan g. Co.

THE following Scheme wi be drawn by Wood Eddy
IL & Co. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery ir
each OF their single Number Lotteries for MARcu
1859 at AUGUSTA Georgia, IN public under thu %
OF Commissioners
Glass 8 draws Saturday, March 8, 1852
Glass Z draws Saturday. March u, 1889.
Class 8 draws Saturday, March 10, 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, March 26, 1853
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
Clerk and Masters Sale.

NJ y, Cox, Aam'r-, &c., vs. Martha J. Poaeli e al
~ sirtae OF decree of the Honorable Circuit
II Court At Nashville, q January Term ls59, viii
sell AZ tie Court house. the city uf Nashxi e.
SATURDAY, TIE ierii DAY OF MARCH, lsss tao
Negro Men, one nasaed Adam and Tie otker Eamed
GiIrs, Ia the highest bidder.
fkHNs 60 sALk.--ssix monihs' credit except the
q oae Huncred and lifty Dollars cash Notes pave
Bile IA Bank, with apnroved encorsers. xtn be re-
qaisesi Of ths purchaser ior The balance
DAVID e. LOVE.
tchis-td Clerk a Master.
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VIII seH. % reaeonahie terus, thai hesrtiful
and hlfkly tnarrerea frrperty, uctuisipg krankln
znd ailsTsa eeeesss, knovn a stfn ca Airy
70 {. X nARNfS,
s.s .-ehss,z ne-1Eez
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Magnificent Scheme for March, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
500, zSOt 10
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY 7:
.g CLASS ],
To be drawn in Baltimore saturday March 20, 1859,
SPLENDID SCHEME.

80 SIC prizes amounting to...........Sl.O 2 $50
Tickets $50. Halves $40 Quarters S. co. Eghths 50 So
Package Of 20 Whole Tickets At $40, costs $50
There are y drawn ballots, aud each ballot be-
ing worth SO, makes. S240
10 per cent OF, being 80
leaves net........ ............ 2o<
Leaving risk to the purchaser ,.......... s3lo
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on a
Package, for which will send Certificate as fol-
lows;
Certificate OF Package Of &c whoes, COSTS $500 90
DO. do. % Halves -. . $40 90
DO do % Quarters. 20 90
do do. % Eiahtils - az so
~ All orders addressed 20 X. FRANCE X Co, Man
ayers, Baltimore, Md viii meet with prompt atten-
ZION, aud the printed Official drawings sent
FRANCE 4 Co.
febS-h Managers, Maryland state Lotteries
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

never rises above IS deg. in hot weather.; capital
fishing; good boats for rowing or sailing beautiful
walks and rides, and general freedom Of enjoy
ment aud Of society. What more could mortsls
want Besides, this Summer the place is reschel
with wonderful ease. That night boat which ar
rives at the ghosty hour OF ia. M has always been
q great bore to your esse seeking traveller. Now
Que can take the train VI, New Haven and
New London, at O'Clock in the morning, and after
a cool ride on the coast and twenty miles IN
steam boat. reach Newport at O'Clock.
1t is generally thought that the citizens Of New
port are peculiarly bunkerist and Pro-Slavery.
This is no doubt true in general but there are some
potable exceptions. We have had occasion 10 visit
an old Baptist church of the city--the one where
the late kev. DR.. Choues officiated-and were both
surprised sno grateful to a cOlOred clergyman
in the pulpit, aiding in the exercises No one ap-
peared to apprehend an immediate dissolution OF
the Union on the occasion, and the words Of usl-
versal love and brotherhood fell quite as naturally
from negro lips as from white ones. This church
also allows women t. speak and pray in the con-
ference meetings. Though Baptist church, II
has an open communion, and no written creed, the
pastor asking questions according 10 his own judg-
ment on doctrines and more especially on Chrs-
tian practice We understand that one of the tests
he has sometimes put to very conservative con-
verts Is the question whether they are willing 10
worship God BY the side OF black brother or SIS
ter, which in Newport must be very fair eIperi-
r1tnfum cruciS.
The pastor il the Rev. Howard MalcOm, who
much eDdeared himself, even as young man, 70
liberal and humane persons, BY the manly stand ne
took in Wheeling Va, q few yeas ago, on the sub
ject of teaching the Gospel TO cOlored children.
The PIesbytery turned him out for heretica prac-
tees and he set upa church of bis own, which was
well supported He is much loved here, and is
one Of the most able and promising young men OF
his denomination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
LANGYORD.

Tar Powers AND DUTIES Boards or En-
c,sEA csse was brought before the Sterben Special
Term of the Supreme Court recently, in the matter oi
John NJ GausevOort agt. the Bosrd of Excise of Steu-
ben County to compel the granting Of store license
The case was brought as we learn from The Corning
.LyyaoL on motion upon affidavit and notice for
,ri, of mapdamus to b. directed to the Board of TX
else Of Steuben County, commanding them to grant
,cense TO tie relator as sorekeeper in the Village OF
Bath in ssid county The alidavts show the relator
70 no of good moral character and that his business
WAS that of storekeeper that he had made application
N the BOARD for license as such storekeeper under
the act TO suppress ntemperance and to regulate the
sale oftcycatipe houors" aud rendered the requisite
bond TO entle him 10 sad license They also show
that the Bos,d were satisfied that the relator was OF
GOOD moral character and that the bond was in all re-
specs regular and sufficient, and that the Board re-
faed the license upon the sole ground that they bad
previously granted licenses to two other storekeeper
IN tbe same place, which they deemed sufficient num-
Der for that vicinity.
The Court Justice T. A. Johnson held that the
right of person to license TO sell strong or spritu
Gus liquors or wines, in quantities less than five gal
Ions. under the act to suppress intemperance ana
"o regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors, passed
Apr l6 1857, who is in all respects qualified to re-
ceye one is not fixed legal right, which can be en-
forced in law or equity. The power OF the ComuiS-
soners under the act in granting or refusing licenses
is clearly a Discretionary power, with which The
Courts have no right to interfere. 1t ia power
which the Legislature has conEded TO the several
Roards of Excise, and DC. to the Court Judge John
SOD after citing various cases TO sustain his pcsloh
denied the motion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
pripcipallnes of tr.ve Tlus ali who are interested


can atterd this e,ing sud al q small expense.
The American Normal School Association Proi.
Wm. r. Phelps President. Will assemble for a t"o-
dsys meeting the hall OF the Normal school at IfeH-
tnr y. j.. os Wedrssdsy the l1th inst, ~ u an
The Convention wil be addressed by the iion Hf':
s. Boutwell, = cretary Of The Sssi schu et.s Board o.
Education snd il is aso expected that adfre-. WIZ
be delivered by the Hoe. Horace Mann, Presidert oil
Antioch College, Ohio.
P4pe-s will be presented upon the l1liowog s1b-
ects Of vital Importance 10 the Normal Schools OF th'
cour'ry:
ne prcyer 'Th,re ard rorE If ~, tmerie17 No,r y
Scho by Prof APheus Cosby Principal State Norma sh
So hs-..
H. NcdsI seiooi, SeIoo, IF Prqeics o. Egpe,frsat.!
SCHOOL,; relation ths tolsing @ Tc1Shr by 70
Hosty Principal stste Normal University Bloom -to' i
uoi. s.o ly H-rn.ann Krus late o. he Hlme sGd Colonial
rainng seho Lordou England Of the New Jersey State
Normal school, Trenton.
Ill On n. Cou,s Study beat 'yi,,d 10 The oecf. Of zner
lean Normal Soh0als BY RcIad Eo wards PrncPa Cy Nor
D n Sehool, 81. LOUIS Missouri.
n To What szear N, Ari1 TEACHING B, taught N ow
N,1 Schoo Uha; IA, best ,fho6s o. dong tsisf ~
Alfred Holbrook Principal South Western state Normal r
Lehsr0p Ohio; also BY John Ogden, late Principal hc--7y
Normal School, Hopeosle, OHIO. =,
v The TtGehehi, 7i'rion and methods Of ia''rae'n o
j. w Bukley Superintendent Public Schools and Prl1cPai
City Normal School. Brooklyn, NewYOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

ppooKryy BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The sunual meeting OF the Board was he'd ~ me
County Jail yesterday. Mr.. FLAbERTY was called to
~. chair when the first business In order beng the
election Of officers bslo. en:ered into FOR Presi'
dent. which resulted in the reelection Of eI-Mayor
S.muel smith Of the Tenth Ward The vote stood
eleven Tor Smith and ten for Gen. Crooke Albert H.
O.born was rechosen Clerk without dissent DR.. Chas
A. Van Zsudt was reelected Jal Physician, and ns
salary increased from $500 to $500 year. Inc
Physician Is 10 furnish all the medicines used IN the
jail ont Of TINS sslsry, snd is also TO hold al post
uorten examirst 81 the call Of the Coroner. Dr
John L. Zsbrske was elected Physician 20 the rem
tertiary and Gilbert H. Hicks storekeeper OF the
Alms.House TIE Eagle and Tunes were designated
10 pint the laws relative to the County.
Tie anDu6l statement OF the Surrogate Wa pre-,
serted for which /. appears that total OF 80 ~
has been received for ices during the year ending Au
gust /. ......L d.,
TIE tCts number Of prisoners admitted INTO me zen
itsLiiary during July, reported by the Keeper, ss
81 ma. and 81 females; 0ischsrged 10 males anI 30
females remaining l2l males and los females. Inc
srourt received during the year for convict labor vas
sl50 ~. su ,..0
TIE County Treasurer sgbIit.et the following sts's-
men; Of surplus and deficiency up to and lncudhg Juy
81 1859 after having crednet eaen ward ahd !o~n
with the amount Of deficiency OF lc51:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

Fprc,rIoxAL ISrILLIGESCE. - The Fourteenth
Annual Meeting of the New-York State Teachers
Association Oliver Arey Of Buffalo, President VIII as
scmble at Poughkeepsie, on Tuesday tomorrow
morning, at 10 O'Clock for three-days meeting.
The question cf incorporating the Association, re-
port upon Physical Education ss connected with
Public Schools, and other important matters VIII
receive attention.
The Second Annual Meeting of the National Ieacn-
ers Association, will be held in Washington, d. u
ON the 10th inst, commencing al a. IN. Addresses
viii be made by the President of the Assoclaaon'
AnGrew j. Kickoff of Cincinnati Ohio, Eldrdge ) nfh
of New. neland j. n. McJilton of Maryland, james
Love If Missouri and Prof l. J. Morris of the South
We.t Measures have been taken to make TINS the
la,g.s, most interesting and influential T. iucaIona
,Ses.rg that has ever been held in the country. a
ls,cs 1umber of the most distinguished educators,
7eseutirg every department of instruction, are eI-
naced 20 be present and participate in the dehoera-
lions of the meeting. g., .,s.. Ii. -
Tb Association will divide itself into sections, an
s-rsnpemept that will sford members an opportunity
o engage in such sections as have under consideration
questions in which they are particularly ihlsresed.
psns-s embfacif the several depaT inehls o
,;o, from tbe Prmary School 70 the College ana nj
,,y viii be presented, including the introduction o'
.:3kp,s Mech apcs Physical Train ng, and instrnc-
tion in Domesic Economy CONSIDERED ss hcoysfay
st of an sfieen, educ s;onal course Tor the fuohc
Schools Of the county,. ...u aao,-sa on the