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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
Colnparative 8tate,nel

TIE t0.al amount of denominations, the whole mum,
bsr 81 policies issued tAe yeg loJ, gross amount
OF premiums received thereon aud the gross amount Of
losses reported hy TIE following Conn anes as compag-
ed a ith INA Madison Mutual.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
nEPurY COUNTY SURVEYOR
q. - - -,

uaviny received fhe appointment of Dep.
nv coaafv Surveyor of Grant County, Viii atseaa
nrou,tiy d al business ia ths line atfusttd hin
kesiaence aao isle southeast Of EAiFpays IN tue town
of jamestown. sV-om
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
DRUGS & MEDICINES

DRUGS g. MEDICINES
lowest possible price for cash. and calls attention
the following, part OF the present stock:
Oils Anis, Amber, Bergamont, Cinnamon,
Cedar, Gloves, Leaon, Lavender Hemock,
Juniper, Orange, orag mum, Sassafras. senaea,
Spike. Peppermint, Wintergreen, &c, &c.
Lamp or Whale Oil.
Also ali the most approved and popaIar
PATENT NEEDLCIN us,
such as Judsons, Morse's, Railways. McIanes Lees,
Cobb's, Brandreth's, Wrighfs, AYERS, Spaldiugs,
Irasks and Fennimores Pills and Medicines.
Also Hive Syrup, Arabian Linament, Gargling Oil,
Cod Liver OIL British Oil Harium Oh Batemans
Drops Godfrey's Cordial Burnetts Cocaine Browns
Bronchial Toches Whiteombs Asthma Remedy Da-
Wis Pain Killer, Woods Hair Restorative. AnodYna
Cordial, Carmnative Cordial, Cholera AID narFh0ca
R9medy and Ceres, Eye Water, Nipple Shields, German
Bitters Carriers Spanish Mixture, Wards and Soans
Condition Powders. Ink Powders, Tooth Powders,
Pearl Powders and Camphor Ice. the last two make
the skin soft and eauiiul TIusses and Syrnges, IT,
deus and Keith & Co.'S Celebrated Extracts and
Concentrated Medicines, Pens and Holders Pencils,
Paper, Envelopes and Ink, Bird Seed and Fish Bone,
highly scented Soaps and fac Pertumery, Steel Frame
Glasses Alcohol and KeroeneOi OF best quality at very
low prices, the last article warranted not explosive,
property of some samples.
Also Bininger's Pure Port Wine, London Dock Gin,
and Old Kentucky Bourbon, for Medical uses only.
Also the best quality Of Cigars, wholesale and retail
Also Wine warranted to be the pure juice OF the
grape. AlsoPwer 4 Weightmau's due Chemicals and
straments at Manufacturers prices. Also, Medical and
Surgical Books at publishers prices. Particular at
tention given to Prescriptions and Practice Medicine
Lancaster, July 4th, sci. diff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
pOTOSI LUMBER MILLS.
10 BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, FAha''
AND OTHERS: !.

The subscrihers having purchased ~ .,oopg Z, Z
times ices, alaige. choice LOT OF loss aud pe
lions Il safe Is the Wisconsin p'hpl 'snared < +
aiss, ~ order spt a,,aut ~ 81 i5nilding, FeneHs
er lumber ofany specified dimensions
At Much Below Eor1nt1
Also Shingles III tie most percy tSols d SCI
vet offered. Iath, Fieleis end q"
lumber constantly Kept 90 hand. Kinney ~
Potosi, July y, 1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

Excess Of the business Of the Madison Nut, S9@@
The above comparison IS certainly very fine saaNs
Tor our Company, and must be source OF great sa
faction 70 itll tins Dniceis and Agents who pave
ecuNeiy engaged ia helping 10 bring about tuls y.
efeaitabte state Of things. ~ is moi only gfeAt w
~ all such Officers and Agents, out an honor v u,
State aau iuiiy reiutes slur So often thr9WA ~
lace, lhat Western people have no confidence ~ -
oWA Institutions.
4. BAaF0RD, Glen Haven, Agent. .4
45-ly 5. Il. CLARK, P.atleyilic, Assistant AK'H"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05
DR. II. BAXTER & SOM

Would respectfully inform the public that be has
recently taken the Store formerly occupied by J. b.
CALLS and fttedit MP for DRUG STORE and has
hand large variety of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

The above aeures show that the Madlsc n Mutual Is
sued IN 1861, nearly rs many policies I the o1AS
Companies neoi poiated BY ihls State, nd tat 'l'
premiuns received thereon we're SiS,t01 IL more ua
those 81 alt TIE other companies aeed together ;sho
ing much heaitiea sOnution Of affairs over the aver
age OF other stale Companies. The above figures as
snow only $l5,o0l i3 eported losses Ia the Madsp
Mutual or the year Sol, while reported losses IN il
the other Con panies 10 S2gO23 81 being nGr
~ much again as that OF the Madison llutua via
SIS Coz IA less proceeds to meet the losses and sub
me policies tor time TO COME
Aise, by referring 70 The reports made to the Seat
try oil State, for the year 1901, b. the three largest
and most popular Eastern Insurance Companies il Will
b. that the gross amount Of premiums received
this State 30 the year 1851 ABOUT $4,000 less lhn
chat CT the Madison Mutual alone.
FOR EXAMPLE:
Madison Mutual, gross amount Of premiums
receiyedin 1861, $lI2Sa
EASTERN COMPANIES
Etna ms. Co. Of iat. Ct, gross amt OF
prems rec Ia WIS 1861, $HeH
Home Las Co OF N. r., gt9ss ag't Of prems
rec. VA Wis., 1861, b52@"
Phoenix Of Hartford gross an Of pe.Trs.
ia Wis, 1861, I9l9@
lS23@t
Excess or The hukinnss 1T the Whdisnt Wut sa&b&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-05

Incorporated in .sl--Loca.ed at Madison. Wis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18
pergunal Intelligence.

DEPARTURE OF MRS. PRESIDENT LINCOLN ASD SUITE.
Mrs.. Lincoln and cutie, consisting Of Mrs. Campbell,
Nr. Robert Lincoln, Captain W. A. Morzfey, unitsd
states Army acting under special orders from the War
Department; Colonel Sweeney Mr.. iove the recently
appointed United States Consul to the Sandwich Stands
from Springfield Illinois, Mr. Gilbsrt and Master Thomas
Lincoln, left the Metropolitan hotel yesterday very
quietly, and departed from the city in special car at
tscled 70 the train for Washington from Jersey City
shortly after seven O'Clock A. N. The contemplated
visit 10 West Point was finally dispensed WITH owing
the earnest desire OF Mrs. Lincoln 10 join her family q,
the White House. bus the Wait TO General Scott may DO
uade In September. There was No demonstration made
nj the train which o1der charge OF Conductor Fer
pald Gu the departure OF .be distinguished usry only
few individuals, who had become aware u their
presence gathered about tho special car gazing eagerly
until tho moment Of It's passing away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

A VERY DANGEROUS PEoPLE.--The English
papers regard us as very dangerous people,
whom it would be desirable to split up into
powerless fragments, if the thing could only
be done without great peril to John Bull. 1t
is very true we are dangerous people We
have never been very dangerous as yet to any
other nation; but If we arc driven TO the wall
We may prove exceedingly dangerous to such
European Powers as shall incur the risk Of
meddling with our affairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

CHANDLER FISHING IN TROUBLED WATERS, AND
WHAT He CAuGHr.-Senator Chandler has made
great efforts to fish up all the scandal in the
evidence taken by Ben. Wade's committee, in
the hope that it would affect iniuriously the
President or his family and General Mcclellan.
He has completely failed in all. In the case Of
Mcclellan, it turns out that that General has
used the labors OF whatever negroes came into
his lines, Notwithstanding the previous asser-
tons of the radicals to ths contrary. Chandler,
therefore, has taken nothing by his motion,
while the hook and line with which he angled
in turbid waters have been carried away, and
the bloodthirsty individual looks vacant as an
idiot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

GOVERNOR MORGAN AND ESIIsrMESr.--Cover-
ner Morgan has taken time by the forelock.
lie proposes to pay $50 to recruits. II Is true
be has no legal power TO do so. He might as
we'll have offered $1,000. But in taking the
responsibility he has proved himself man Of
courage and sagacity. Let him increase the
bounty to 500, and in q short time New York
will furnish its quota. lie may safely calcu-
late upon bill Of indemnity from tho Legisla-
ture when il mce.s. lie does not call an extra
session now because tho emergency does not
admit Of delay. Let others act with the same
energy, and In brief time we shall have
10000 fresh troops, which will enable our
generals to achieve the capture Of Richmond
before the end Of the fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

RICHMOND Ours BEFORE THE FIRST FRosr.-
There is no reason why Richmond should not
be in the hands Of the Union army before the
lirst frost. We can bring two millions Of troops
into the field, and If we only display the same
energy as the rebels have done success Is GER
tain. By their great excrtions they have ex-
haus.ed themselves We have reserve Of
strength which IT will take long time to ex-
baust, and which win be more than sufficient
to reduce the rebellion TO subsection, unless tho
radicals are permitted to interfere with the
good work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18
LoeKwoop L. Do,s, Private ssc'y.
The Movements Ira New York.

Tho recruiting business has been going forward quits
avorsbly within tbs last few days, especially since
The certainty has shown Itself thss liberal bounes will
be given by the government. Volunteers are applying
at the rate OF about hundred and fifty day
and mustered into the service almost as socn 50
rolled.
The olarternsster Generals Office presents quite q
lively appearance every day now durins Office hours
number OK acquisitions for soldiers oqupmsnts have
been received By General Arthur from regimenta guar
srmss.ers IN tho interior Of Tho Sta,s ard will Be honor
ed without any unnecessary DELAYS.
FIFTEENTH WARD cITI2Egs RECRUITING COMMITTEE.
This body met RI noon yesterday, 10 one Of tbs com
mtcs Of the City Hail. 70 concert measures FOR ths
encouragement Of volunteering. Charles II. Marshall
Fad was called 10 tho chair, aud number OF speeches
pertinent the business which hal called the meeting
together wore delivered. rs resolved unanimously
10 recommend 10 tho Common Courcil Offer bounty
OF So 10 recruits existing under The new call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18
touched the woods OF the dismal Chickshominy.
Heads up, and lot tho work be done.

SIpELL ON FRHNoH INTERVENTION AND LOUIS
NAPOLEON ON rHE UNITED SrArss.-In another
column will be found two remarkable letters
the one from Baltimore, announcing the ex-
ultation of the secessionists there at news re-
ceived from the rebel emissary Slidell, ia
vorable to the prospect Of immediate recogni-
ton by France; and the other from Paris
correspondent, conveying the satisfactory as
surance that the Emperor would do nothing that
might have tendency to encourage the con-
tinuance Of the war or to destroy the friendly
relations that exist between this country and
France. This latter statement may be relied
upon. as our correspondent has access to
sources Of Information which are entitled to the
fullest confidence
In the letters said to have been recently re-
ceived from Slidell, the usual lying assertions
are made about his interviews with members
of the imperial government and their sayings,
professions and promises. Curiously enough,
our correspondent takes up this very topic OF
the rebel ENJOYS official opportunities, and
shows him to be the victim of "a much mysti-
acation and trickery as was ever Practise On
raw Gasoon making his first experiences
Of Partisan life. The shrewd Louisiana
lawyer, the maker Of cabinets and revolutions,
is, it appears In the hands Of the Court pimps
and parasites Of the French capital, as pliable
as young spendthrift just entering upon his
career. He dimes and wines the fancy man OF
Persignys. mistress, and thinks that he has got
the slippery minister as securely in traces as
he himself once held Buchanan's rotten politi-
cal team. He hob-nobs with bowling acquaint-
ance Of Thouvenel's secretary or valet, and
chuckles over the advances that he has made
in the imperial good graces; for, Thouvenel Sc
cure, the Emperor is won. And in this way
whole fry of suckers and adventurers practise
upon the oredulity Of our venerable country
man, eating his dinners and borrowing his
money, whilst he, In ecstacy, writes home to his
friends in Baltimore and Richmond that he is
in daily communication with the members Of
the imperial government and that all Is cou-
leslr de rose with the prospects Of tho confede-
racy.
We have not a regret to best0w on the poll
teal apostacy of the once immaculate patriot
John Slidell. We may however, be permitted
| to drop tear over our country's degradation
| when an old hand like him allows our charac-
| ter for national smartness to be overshadowcd
| by the remsmes entreteaaies and confidence men
| Of the French metropolis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

ADmoSpAcK-rWslve guns, new steam frigasS.-a
splendid specimen OF naval architecture, Of which
description has already appeared In our columns, al
rrom this naval station yesterday under sealed ord'
Annexed 10 . complete list OF her otiesn-
scnder--Jamss Gansevoort.
Acting LSs4isRan-James Parker
Acting MGs.eT-rhcmasC G. Bowen
Actira bfasers-JohnC. Chapman, Vim. kcGIsia, Alb
Il. Elrth, G. K Haswell
Ss.ryeor-John Rudens.eia.
Paymoster--James Fulton.
Acting BodtScnia--Wm. Groen.
Acting Naasrs' Maiss-A. r. uaradan, JAa 8. fh0l
son Goo. r. Grswold, W. Knapp, Jr.
tfannel-JAnes Hutchinson
J. Barry; Second Assistance, Louis J. Allan. Henry
Robis: Third Assistants, 1hos Crummsy, r. n. kitot
Joseph 8. Green.
TIE Two NEW MONITORS At PuuApEEPEA.-Thsss ,
sells are well under way, the framework Of each b.
nearly up, and some Of the pstes beltsd on. Each
sci will be 200 feet long all the ksels being 100
lcng-ths difference between the upper part and
lower being caused By the outer hull, which has IN
tension Of fifteen feet from the bow, made strong
rcn so rs 10 form powerful! ram, and twenty Ave
at tho stern, which win protect the lower hull and
wheel. The main hull IL the same In ordinary
vessels and = more eaahle fcs calling than ths orr
Monitor. After the completion or the main hull, til
i've feet deep and thrsc fset wide Is attached to the
PER part Of the vessel and the side in such ms
that In any arrangement Of the timber there viii
leakage in the main hull. Upon the outside Of the Il
srs.fastsnsd Ave plasss Of inch iron, firmly soc |
without the use Of through bolts--cxpsriments |
Ing demonstrated the fact that plates fastened
through bc,ts were likely 70 become loose whsr
ship was at sea. Whom the Monitors ara In action
vii, be eighteen inches Of the nvo feet Of armor
water, AID before ball could strike the main h,
would have 10 travel swentY feet through the
lie docks are composed Of plAnks seven inches
plates. There will he one oupola for each vessel;
will be w snty ono fost In diameter, nine feet hlgl
eleven inches thick and carry two ilfteon-inch gun
pi,oihouss will to placed On the top Of the cupo
% fixed that the cuyola will rsvovs and the riic'
remain stationary. In this respect the arrsngema
rsrs frcm ths old Monitors piiothcass. The pilot
will BE- Of iron sighi Inches thick. The vontiia
the vessels win be accomplished BY drawing Il
through the cGpoa and after Is passes TO every
the ship Is will pass ort AZ tho storm. Each
vessels viii have Two main engines, with forty-i
finders, two blowing engines, two tufret engines
pumping engines.
NscxLLASR9Cs.-SignalO Ole Lieutenant Will
X. Noel, Of ihikdelpl;a, has : assigned 30 tao
States steamer Fort Royal, row near the James
The numerous friends OF this officer viii DO pie
learn tha, he escaped injury In tbs recent bsttl
Richmond, although he occupied very dangero
tion while signalling on the battle nod. He ah
- aid TO Brlgailer General Warren.
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TIE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
PROCLAMATION or GOVERNOR MORGAN.
The State Legislature Not to
be Convened.
An Additional Bounty OF Fifty Dollars
Offered 10 Volunteers,
ksn t., kss

The popular sentiment being evidently In favor Of
granting additional bounty those recruits who shall
volunteer in the military service Of the United States
this time and requests having been received
by Governor Morgan the Legislature for the
purpose OF establishing uniform bounty the Governor
determined to meet the requir OF the government
and the popular will without the delay which the calling
Of an extra session Of the Legislature would necsssate
To this end be held consultation with official and innu-
entail gentlemen from different portions Of the State and
thon issued his proclamation.
On Wednesday evening, at eight O'clock the Chairman
Council of this city received tsegraphc despatch from
The Governor requesting their edato attendance
Albany. Aldermen Farley Smith and Chipp and Coun.
clmsn Hogan Keech and Gedney, composing that commit.
tee being apprsed the wishes Of the Governor started
for the state capital at ten O'Clock that night At ten
yesterday morning they had interview with his Excel
Isncy in the executive chamber whom the Governor
folded his plan expressed In his proclamation The
mttee heartily in his views and assured him
OF the desire OF the Common Council or this city 10 act
in perfect harmony with the State authorities on this
question. The interview pleasing to all who par
tcipated In IT, and the close the Governor returned
his sincere thanks the committee for their attendance
His Excellency then issued hs proclamation Offering
additional bounty Of fifty dollars volunteers who enlist
In ew regiments, well to those who 60 to Gal up
the ranks OF regiments already in the field.
The committee then left Albany, and arrived IN this
city At nine O'Clock last evening The proclamation Of
the Governor manly prompt and to tho purpose and
will be unanimously ratified by the people Of the State
throu gh thor representatives. at the approaching
sion Of tho Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

ADJOURNMENT OF rhs CRRIsTf WILL CASE.
July l7His Honor Judge DAILY, - INST Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas and County Judge, being ap-
pointed by statute 10 act In o. the death Of the Sur.
rosats until the election Of Surrogate heard several
motions In the Surrogate's Court today, which was
crowded by the profession, and his Hon,r In his usual
gsntsmany manner. heard and adjndicatsd all bs-
which cams before him. The psrvsors will meet
Monday next, the z1st inst, when Surrogate will DO
appointed 10 Ill the vacancy until tho fall election takes
place.
E. p Chrisy (he celebrated nagro ninstrs the mat.
ter was adjourned until tho Both inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

WADE AND CHANDIER.-Ben. Wade, the stupid
old pug dog, and silly Chandler, the cowardly
and impertinent puppy, of the abolition faction
Of traitors, distinguished themselves In the
United States Senate on Wednesday. Ben.
Wade made speech In which he insulted the
President, accused him of "back kitchen ways Of
doing business and charged him with attempt
ing to assume the "royaF' prerogatives. Silly
Chandler followed up this speech by equally
insulting Gen. Mcclellan, accusing him Of
"wholesale MURDER" and charging him with
constructive treason. These Senators are
disgrace 10 the body to which they belong, to
the States they misrepresent and to the country
in which they live. They have the hearts of
traitors and the manners of pickpockets.
Chandler concluded his speech by saying that
only traitors and fools would denouncc him.
He il vastly mistaken; for only traitors and
fools will support and applaud him. Ben.
Wades term Of Office expires in March next,
and he is candidate for reelection. We COM
mend him to the especial attention Of the peo-
pie Of Ohio; and we wish that Chandler was
out Of Office also, that We might give him q
similar recommendation to the people OF
Michigan. We think that both Ohio and Michi-
gan should be represented in the United States
Senate by loyal men and gentlemen. Messrs.
Wade and Chandler are neither the one nor
the other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

GREELEY DANGLING on Sour APpLE TREE
There nre great doubt and much discussion in
all circles about the character of the recent war
meeting in Union square Some regard it as
an abolition gathering, and scmo os q Union
meeting An attempt was mado to render 1t
an anti-slsvery affair; but IL proved failure,
and the meeting turned out to be anything but
a radical demonstration. The only occurrences
which married tho harmony of the scene were
the proceedings of the abolitionisY and some
sympathizing police. With the exception OF
stand No. 5, the abolitiouists had no show on
the ground. Tho principal stand was No. 4.
at which the salient feature Of the demons.ss-
ton was the significant song
Wen hang Horace Greeley on sour apple tree,
We hang Horace Greeley on q sour apple tree,
Wen harg Horace Greeley On . sour apple tree,
As we 30 marching along.
This was the sentiment Of the vast majority OF
the meeting; and we have no doubt that hang.
ing on a sour apple tree will be the fate of
Greeley, and that oil the abolitionists will
share his doom. The surging waves of popular
indignation are beginning TO swell, and soon
they viii ovsrwheln the disunion radical
traitors In their wrath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18

Msnvpwco Tvwsuirs. Socr. Brown, outag ME. ocoass
Yaupacca, sha,sanaw. Portage, Wood sad dsgathon,
FisA Dss,rics--Grant, Crawford. Riohland, vernon
juneau, Adsas La Crosse and the countess :" The nSf'
not already menslonsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18
Commissioner OF Public Charlie
Correction.

ACCOMMODATIONS PROVIDED ron SICK AND VIZ
SOLDIERS BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
The usual semi moathy meeting Of the Ccmrai
Of Public Charities and Correction was held ys
sflornoon--Siinson Draper, Esd, President, In thu
The following Is an abstract Of the report pres,
q committee OF the whole:--rrom the 9Th TO the
col persons we're transferred from the city priso
workhouse on Blackwsll's Island. q this nui
we're mslcs and 50A females. Tie ruifhcr Of pe
mitted 10 the different institutions during the =
10 on the 10Th int. WIS 2,tl3, and the totoi
rcma,r,ng there Oh that date was g,075--an il
80 on tie preceding Netk, :,
rIn,tod Statse Medical Director in this city, that
furnish accommodation A. We bellevue Hospit
.,i,eI,gol,s Island for a coo sick and wounded
where the necessary bedding, clothing and table
will be promptly furnished. On tho 7th Inst. 30t
wounded soldiers were landed from the steani'
ing ard placed in Tho wards a. Deilorus Ho'
whole operation being performsd N about ono
thirty minutes aft9r the arrival OF Tho steam err
\ number Of officers NJ the Fifty ssvsnth, 81
.nd OGa Hundred and First Pennsy lvania Volun Il
,Gs si,.ty sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Ninety eighth
!, Nirty seventh New York regiments and
usVns have addressed lsttor 70 tho Commi'si.
a., ing their thanks 20 them, and also TO Mr..
.ns warden; Mr. King, the Engineer. Mr.. Ga
~. .ns,s and storekospsr; Mr.. Frey, Ne Apoth,t
s.sadle. the Mstron, and she houce stat Of Bel
~ ~. al for the Kindness displayed 10 their mol
~. hospital and under their care.
vi N commissioners have addressed letter
Ia. vars. E,gc for sundry valuable plecss Of
49, led 70 the children on Randalls Island
pssssN 4 The anniversary Of American Indepe
casgn number Of com nunicasisns Ts.s rec
ns, resident physicians and supern
ths s,sr.rs> tinstitutions, WHOM wsrs s'sp0's
usual mans. c.ip,s from the 9Th 70 The nth
ans cssnM ito ts6l %.
sive, amouhte rdsoiution was then adopted
The iolicwinA :, the Pres, emit and Score
Resolved, INA rcauisiton on tho Comptro
Board draw then 70 issue his warrant, pay
city Of New YORK 'eut aud Secretary, for
order or eur PrssM II 10 10 paid out OF thu
$iC0 900, said anon mt u P.iblio Charities
tion Tor the dspartmA
tion for the year 1cc1 -------------------
Il Change at A