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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-31
SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Nashville, Tenn.

SlLC- " BUTLER, A. No. Principal.
GEO. s. BAACKIE, A. NJ. N. D., ". Prin.
THIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN THE
a Large and Commodore Buildings on Broad
Street, between Spruce and Vine Streets former
" known as the Shelby Medical College The
location Is accessible, healthy and private and I'M
all respects suitable for Boarding and Day School
Tor u Dung Ladies, The Institution is provided
Win gas and water throughout with large and
spacious Study Halls, Chapel, Music Rooms ana
Lodging Rooms, ample Galleries, and Large
ray ward Tor exercise IN bad weather. Alto
gether, the accommodation are uusurpassed bv
any INSTITUTION II the South, being capable Of
accommodating one hundred boardeIs
No expense or pains will be spared 10 seeure the
services Of competent and experienced instructors
in each department at all times and the course of
instruction VIII embrace all that parents and
friends Of education could desire
The Principal has had an experience of twenty
i've years IN the South, and the Vice Principal is
well known to the citizens of Nashville
The Session will open on Monday, September
10th, 1866, and close on the last of June, 1861.
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TUE HOLDERS OF SHARES IN THE State
notified that between the hours of 10 4. n. and =
p. NJ, OF MONDAY, the 9Th day Of August prox
an Election will be held, at the Company's once
Second National Bank Building. for President
Vice President and seven Directors. 10 serve a.
such for the term Of one year from the day and
date Of their election.
JOSEPH NASH,
ivlQ-8w GcnT A9c,t
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PEBsONAL-CoL A. NoUsCHRAEDER. In
spector General Military Division Of Ten
nessee, left yesterday on a leave Of absence.
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Powers will reopen his old stand, on the
southeast corner Of the Square and Market
street. on or about the lst Of August, at
which time he viii have returned from an
Eastern trip, 10 purchase an entire stock Of
new and seasonable clothing suitable for this
market, His old friends and patrons viii
not forget the redoubtable MIKE. Visit
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-31

EVERYBODY should see the beautiful
Tumbler Washer attached to the Soda Fount
at PARKEs & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of
Church and Summer streets. Don't fail to
see this truly wonderful piece of mechanism
jy22 I'm
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-31

Pos1FoSED.-The case Of J. G. SEXTON,
charged by - MELVILLE with larceny,
was postponed yesterday until this morning
AZ loan. HewiI be tried before Esquire
MATHEWS.
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TERMS

contingent Tee, Pens, INK, ueI etc-..-.... 10 W
These bills must be paid one-half in advance
and the remainder on the first of February
There is but enc Session, and pupils will be
charged from entrance only, and no deductions
viii be made but for protracted cases of illness.
Full particulars can be obtained from Circulars.
to be had on application.
REFERENCEs-Rev. W. J. Ellis, Hon. F. B.
FOgg, Major Geo r. Fairbanks. Nashville.
GEO. q. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
july29-2m
Huntsville Independent copy l month";
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OvE NEW FiGy-tve members
Of the Metropolitan Police for this city,
have been appointed and sworn in as such.
These went through preliminary drill yes
terday, under the direction Of Col. Henry
STOKE. which is an initiative TO more thor
ough drilling. a sufficient number have
already been examined to fll the quota re-
ouired for Nashville as specified in the act
autborizinc the organization.
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QUICK TIME TO
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
AND THE EAST.
Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections "a Louisville for
the East, West aud North.

Steamers Of u. = Mail and Po0plo'5 Line leaFe
Louisville 40 300 noon daily, and 40 500 Ri
daily, arriving in Cincinnati In time 20 connect
with early morning trains for the East.
baggage checked ff0m Nashville 10 81 T6nis
Chicago. Cineinnaii and nll principal Eastern
Cities. Ha- The Night Express leaving az $50
teEmediate stations between GELATIN aud Mash
vile, except on sundays, for through passenger
dallattn Accommodation will run daily ereellt
sundays, ~ ioli0Wg. Leave dnllatin ~ 100 ST
arrive 40 Nashviiie al 900 ~ Refuruinr
leaves huhvilie no 40 y M. arrive az. Gallatn
az go 2 D. stops at al intermediates stations
ALBERT PINK
General Superintendent Il. & Mr.. w.
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DEBow's REVIEW, for August was laid on
our table yesterday by JNo. YORK, q Co, 1t
is a very superior number, as a mere mem
ton Of IFS contents will show The articles
are as follows The Tournament; Propert
Title in the South as affected by the late
war; The Cotton Resources Of :he South
present and future; Shall the Spartan vir-
tue OF the South survive the war Proposed
banking system from the South, unconsti-
nationality and vices Of the present National
baubiug system; Terribly in Earnest ;
Sketches Of foreign travel; Finances OF
Europe; journal Of the war;-besides the
usual commercial, agricultural, indusiri al
and internal improvement miscellany, sta
ti.iics, etc. etc.
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VERY CHEAPI

A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, ON
n Cherry Street, in free territory, with eight
or nine rooms. in good order. can be bought for
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS - One-third
cash and the balance in one and two years.
Apply to CALENDER & GARRETT,
iuly2y-3t IBl Al Cherry Street.
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BILLIARDS,

ER0M AND AFTER AUGUST FIRST, 1866.
L. we will reduce Billiards to the following
prices:
All other Games cents
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TuE 0fiee TO INSURE LIFE in is the KSIcKrR-
BocErB. with 81. l0o000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH. Agents.
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II. MACKENZIE.
ELECTION NOTICE

Yard at R. r. Trestle, on North Summer street.
Orders may be left at CHAs. MAKrTN 4 Co. S
Lnnrrv street. or ~ this mice. iYll-ff
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DRowxED.-A youth, by the name Of
JAMES ADAMS, was drowned Sabbath even
ming last while bathing in the river, near
some coal barges, on the Edgefeld side.
Coroner NoRvErL held an inquest over the
body. It's supposed thar he was taken
with a ft while diving
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70 UR RAGS ST.!
They are with us like Bread to the Eater.

WE ask for no stock, or help to build Factory.
w We are permanently located in your midst.
Our prosperity Is your interest as well as the pros
perity Of all manufactures in our midst.
We pay S. for cotton rags and 81 for linsey, de-
hVered at our store,
City merchants viii please send tickets By dray-
man directed to US, to save errors, &c.
Country merchants and others sending rags
by railroad. river, &c, will be promptly received
and freights paid by us and charged, and the pro-
ceeds promptly paid over to any party designated,
or credited, payable on demand.
WHITMAN BROS,
North Side (59) Northeast corner Of the Public
Square june2l-lm
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nissoIution or Copartnershlp.

THE PARTNERSHIP HzRETQFQRE Ex-
sting under the style q e = q JOHN
ai~.olved on the 2lst ms, By mutual consent.
re bookswili be faand ii A. ". Johnson's Jr.,
On Broad street. or n. Nang2I,, lrgstse i9I John
SSjjy5fi1 "A, ". JoHGs0N.Jr.
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RAILROADS.
Nashville and Decatur Railway.
Short Line
Between Nashville and Wunfsvffle
Nemphis. NieksbuFg. Mobile, NeuT
orleans. and an intermediate points.
Ihf,ush 10 HenFlh without Change Il Cans.
- Is Low Il - LowEsr

Oaig0Hc Chapge brfs--en NafIr7,s .-F n, 5.1. 49,.
ta' tro Change 5e7cesa Nasiriiis an r.,
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PRoF. WARDS ScHooL.-It will be seen
from our advertising columns that this popu-
lar school for females is to be resumed the
first Monday in September next No insti-
tuition Of learning in our city has won more
favor than this Seminary The closing ex-
ercises Of the recent term commend the
school to the worthy consideration Of all
who feel an interest in the education of the
young ladies Of the country. Prof WARD
is ripe and proficient scholar, while his
assistants are equally so, all of whom have
had experience in teaching. The building
has been made so as 10 seat $50 young ladies,
and neatly arranged, enabling students to
prosecute their studies with ease aud plea
sure The facilities for learning at this in
stitution are second to none in the country.
Read advertisement.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-31

THE Boston Post calls FoRNEY's paper
the Chronic-iM
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-31

By reference to our advertising column of
this morning, it viii be seen that Lodge
No. !, ]. 0. O. f., have a meeting tonight
at their hall. Interesting ceremonies are to
be performed, to which the public are in
vited.
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tni0r and Amrrifan.
.-u-....r,... IL ~. N Ia.
TIL CITY

To the Business Men Of Nashville
Mr. +. d. KING. publisher Of the Nashville City
Directory has deposited in our counting room the
following publications, which will at all times be
open for the information Of the public New
York State Directory; Cincinnati City Directory;
Louisville City Directoryi Ohio State Directory
Boston City Directory and Nashville City Direc-
tory.
Other State and City Directories will be added
90 the collection. as soon as published.
Persons desiring any information from the above
works can have free access to them by calling at
our counting room.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-03
A Splendid Description.

ON certain occasion one Paul Denton. \
| Methodist preacher IN Texas advertised n
barbecue, with bcttcrliguOr than is usuaIIt
furnished. When the people were assem-
bled, u despera,loin the crowd cried 6mt.
lHMr Raul Dent0n your REVERENCE has Hed
f9u promised not only aa good barbecue,
| but better liquor. Where's the liolIor y,
"fhcrel' answered the missionarv n,
tones OF thunder, and pointing his Ion,,
b0ny tngcraL the match less double spriDT,
gushing up Ia two strong columns will n
sound like shout OF Joy, from The bosom
of the earth. ''I'herch' he repeatqa Min
a look terrible as lightning. while his
enemy actually trembled at his feet there
is the liquor which God. the EtrrnaI
brcws for AL his children. ''.'' 'n'''''
"Noti In the simmering stilL over smoky,
fires, ehoked with poisonous, gases anil
surrounded with the stencil of sickeniusr
odors aud corruption, doth Your Father ii
Heaven prepare precious essence II Iif
the pure cold water. But In the glade and
grassy dell. where the red deer waatlprs
and the child loves to play, thdro God
RrsWs 9ti and down, low down in the ,l0ep-
est valleys where the fountain mllfmers
and the rills sing; and high up iii the
mountain tops, where the naked grnnite
glitters like gold in the slIh where .stf,,.o,
cloud broods, and the the thnndsr-storms
crash; and away far out on the wide, Mild
sea, Wncrc the hurricane hOWls music iaid
the big wave rolls che chorus sweat,ins Ibc
march of eosi-tiIere lie brdws it. beverage
of life, Health giving water. 1f' si'i hs9
And everywhere it is thing 81 benttt.
glea'ning IN the dew drop; si,ipint, IN f6e
simmer rain; shining In The ite aetn. lin
they seemed tarned 10 lFring 7jewck..
spreading q golden vail over the setting
sun. ora white ga0zc around the midnight
moon; sporting in the cataraet: sheeplns
m the glacier; dancing in thehailZ shower:
folding its bright snow curtain softlv
arouna the wintry world; andweaying the
many eOlored iris, that seraph's zone of The
sky, whose warp Is the rain drops of earth.
and woof tho sun beam OF heaven. All
elleekered ever with the celestial flowers
by the mystic hand of refraetiOn. Stin al
Ways II Is beautifil-that blessed iiG,-
water; no poison bubbles on its brink its
foam brings not madness and nrtIer, r,o
blood stains its LIQUID glass pala widows
and starving orphans weep not burning
tear IN It's depths Speak out my friends,
would yon exehange II for the demons
drink, alcbilOlf 7" huA i1ultl-~g BOT II.ls
sWered "Non
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-03
DAYTON wOoLEN FACTORY

nURiNG the past winter, has been re fitted
II WITH entire new machinery, and Is well t,fe.
pated 10 card and spin wool into yarn or manu-.
iacture wool into Jeans, Satinets Rlanhnls BiAu.
Aets etc, by the yard or on shares. Keeps d good
assortment OF goods 10 exchange for wool
Ters0ns at distance can ship their wool by
railroad with difecti0ns what they want il m AIDE
into, or exchanged for and Il will be promptiv At
@ Cenueu @ 20; ~ satstaetion Is not given the goods
Tor the wool that was sent WIILIAM NJ FIsli. 7
ml2wSm No 90 Firth street Dayton, Ohio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-03
Aatttuutefs.
aalerfhant GaiIoriag.
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ROSE & STERN.

|-TT"- MO- 3U0 IhIFd SIFeet,
(One door West Of Ph@niN HOuse)
A RE. now receiving their stock of Sprgn0' and
IA Summer Clothing, embracing all the newest
and most fashionable styles Their stock is one of
the largest and best In the city and thu goods have
been selected expressly for this market Their
assortment consists of Goats. Pants Vests sum
mer suits Of elegant style and finish, and general
assortment OF ~ .,'a4a itFt tl fa
GeRtLeDsens' Furnishing, Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORK they can not be ex.
oelled, having engaged rs cutter, Mr.. AUGUST
LOOSE late in the employ of T.. KlOpier lie is
well known TO the citizens Of Dayton rs one Of the
best in his lRe The quality Of their goods "a IN
walled, and their prices shall he such as 10 give
FULL SATlSFACFfON TO tieif customers
Say Call and examine our assortment, before
nrehasing elsewhere, and you will find that we
ELL GOODS LOWER than those who boast 80
body else. 'I.I IT 'l7 arIgldfT'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-03
DIR. Il. CONWAY, 30 e.s
s SURGEON DENTIST,

llAYINGl REMOVED ,nHIs OFFICE
from Third, 10 SEC0ND STREET, would resnect,
tuly inform his friends and patrons thathe IS now
prepared 70 render his professional services a. l
sIkEElS opposite the Dayton National Bank. \
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-03

widow ID. srf- Tr.I--.s Wv" :"
Let MS children lie vagab0nds and beg their bread
let them seek it also in Ilesoiate places
ift 'he a PAlprloner consume all be bath; aud let
tine stranger spoil his labor. F lf
isot thefe 1enO uian 10 pity him. nor 10 have con
III passion upon. his fatherlesS children
bet'his posterity he destroyed and M the ne
generation let his name be clean put out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
AQUATIC.
s,x.oARrp BOAT RACE YESTERDAY.


The sx.oared boat race between the crack rowing
,b the Atlantic Of Hoboken and the Columbia Of New York
which took place yesterday afternoon at Hoboken aao
large number Of spectators Both the Atlantic and Columbia
Clubs have rowed good and credab races with other clubs IN
or waters but they never met each other in regular match
race urt YESTERDAY The Atlantic Club roWed 10 theIr 1
streat Iiohtfoot about A feet long She was mahnSa "
Cbares Roseye Harry Magrane j. T. Russell John W "
Wii,orn n FInk NJ g. Arnold Coxswaln : A. burnett Cos
tnme-White handkerchies blue pants Inc toumos IoHu
i'm the streak Ataauta loaned them by the members OF e
Atoanta Boat Club Her crew consisted OF heny houSu
stroke Peter Nclndoe D. k9ugn S Cost1meBue hand
kercbiefs and white pants At the word The Columbia naoe
Good start while the Atlantics crew acted as hey hn o'
made mn their minds whether to 20 OF not haay amer e
as had pued two three strokes they got away Dt WIZ
no two Of their sweeps hitting the water ogelher 10 @
tbeir an lpck ono Of their almost fell nom MS S't d" Wy
first or second stroke In the interval the Coiummas ScN'
who were pulling up handsomely had oDtaheu ,au 80
eral lengths They kept this advantage WIN apPaIel
and came down the honesetch with long gap o Gear
between themselves and their rivals passing me Ju9se
in - minutes The Atlantics about 10 eneths i
Time 223j At the conclusion OF the race both cius
one another heartily and the spectators Distributed
ing In about equal proportions upon the victor ana ne
pushed. Judge FOR Atlantic H. Wallis JLuee j" '
Geo Rohr Referee Charles n PeFeIeAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
TIE SUPPOSED MURDER CASE IN FIRsr.AvR.-

The SUPPOSED MURDER CASE IN FIRsT-AvR-
YESTERDAY the Nineteenth Precinct Station House Coroner
Gamble concluded inquest the body Of Catherine Towers
who found Tuesday morning lying dead in the shanty
occupied hy herself and husband James the of
nnhst and Ftaye The has already been reported az
length in IHE TRIBUNE II supposed that she had been
sangcd 10y her husband and he accordingly arrested and
held 90 await the action OF the Coroner Dr. Joseph c. shaw
Deputy Coroner made pOstmortcm examination and found
that deceased had died of congestion Of the lungs the result
mcmperhncc Several witnesses examined bu had
witnessed any acts Of extreme violence the part the hus
band and verdict In accordance with the evidence Of Dr
discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

BOARD OF SUPERvIsORS-SPRCrAL MEETING-THE
DRAW on THE OLD HARLEM BRIDCE Sc-Tbe Board held
Especial meeting at o'clock yesterday afternoon the Pres
dent Henry Smith esq In the chair His Honor Mayor Hoh
sent in communication calling attention TO the unsafe
condition OF the draw OF the old Harlem Bridge Referred
81 Committee Annual Taxes By resolution the Controller
directed pay the bill OF j. B q W. w. Cornell
ing 10 s75g7 40 for iron furnished the County Court
House Amer tmusnctng some more routine business, the
Board adjourned I'LL Tuesday afternoon next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

MEETING or THE ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY AT a
meeting Of the ST. Andrews Society held last evening Del
monico Hotel on Foueeuthst, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President William Wood Ft
Vice President William Paton Second Vice President James
lluscr Managers Alex T.. Irwin, John s Kennedy James
Mor John sloane John Robcrton JAS Dennistoun Wood
Treasurer james NJ Morrison; Secretary James Calender:
Assistant Secretary Alex. Rhnd; Physician Dr. Robert X
Coye Chapains, Rev. DR.. John n. Mcleod Rev. Jas X
Campbell and Honorary Members, Sir James Anderson
Commander of Great Eastern; Rev William Omiston d. ID
Hamilton G. W. Robert Muir esq President Of ST. Andrew
Society Charleston 5. G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

COLLISION IN THg BAY.-Yesterday, about noon,
the O. steam gate Susquehanna left the Navy Yard for the
purpose Of anchorng of Pier No North River When APP
preaching her anchorage she in contact with the French
corvette Lun lying off the Battery The Susquehanna car
red away the Lutns flying bhoom and oil gear
cept the bowsprt The Susquehanna sustained ng dam
age In her stern
The Susquchanna awaiting the arrival Of Lieut. Gen Sher
and IT, = Minister Campbell who will proceed her
Mexico, Saturday next under orders IRON the Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
LATEST SHIP NEU =.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Columbia socum Havana SSy p we ~, =,
90 Eds nassed =. aship Moro Castle hence o' hs'a n
renced vrry heavy gales NNE the entire pa's. III
Ban Woodside tot Portland MoChesyey Meu'A' - cay ~
lOrw God. kc. 10 order. al, Ia. - 80. a., q "
BARK Transit Kelar, Genoa o. dhy' with m'fos ana s "
Brig Eagle B Parker Mrssns 70 days. With losw'od 70 ~
McAndrews ~. Asa.. L. q,
Bhs Maggie Brl yirgu' g. ThOm,. IS day, yin hia'I
Rr.t Son CO. 5th inst 10 miles 81 or A0eeom saw ~ "'
.chooner painted whei also the lore ana man F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
rur pnorEcr1oN or sEAMEN-FIRsr sEM.ANsuAL

RrroRr 10 The BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS UrON SAILORS
BOARDING HousEs-The President and Secretary OF the
Board Of Commissioners for Licensing Sailors Boarding
Houses in the Cities Of New-York and Brooklyn has
been prepared and goes show satisfactorily thst
the urelunary steps toward the enforcement Of the
law creating the Board the results have been OF .
desirable character the law did not into effect until
NAV ast and as IN this locality most people make their arrange
en Tor the wear previous that month the BOan
eraby embarrassed and FELT 10 be lie duty to use no power
with modification which seemed TO be warranted ny the Pcu
1es of the case The Board organized
be task Of examining nearly 300 sppeston- Ihe
character the applicants and slabenes Of the houcf Ns
entered upon OF the applications presented 1853 hare been
sued which has been revoked for dsordey conduct
Seventeen revoked before delivery Many complaints
made to the Board and when the parties brought in there
is very general disposition abide by the decision OF the
Commissioners The assured has already been
beneficial only the sailors but 20 the more respectable
landlords and much greater benefit confidently anticipated
during following half year when tie arrangements Of the
Commissioners shall have been nearly perfected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.-Some of the English
papers have expressed the opinion in regard the ngeso
life boat Red White and Blue that she sailed tie
but carried by steamer and that the reports Of
her performances Yankee hoax The Qebte Morn
Chronicle OF September contains the arrival OF Danish
bark Princess who reports under date OF Aug follows
Passed metallic life boat Red White and Blue p uns under
royals from NewYork bound FOR London q days lat A. 70
long. y W. Two men and dog All well
This testimony IS conclusive 10 the most iaithess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
TnE NEw YoRK FEMALE AsssrAEcE socnTY.-

The NEW YORK FEMALE ASSISTANCE SOCIETY,"
Tie annual meeting Of the New York Female Assistance So
cety held yesterday in the Reformed Dutch Collegiate
Church corner OF Lafayette Place and Fourth ST. large
number Of ladies' members of the association well several
ladies fyoraby disposed the alienation Of distress among
the roor and needy Of the metropolis present This
society which Yesterday held its SD anniversary is well known
the Easements the old garrets and cherries habtaons OF
destitute city for is benevoence and Christian
charity The Indies comprised In It's ranks connected with
the e ~ the city but despite their luxurious Training they
have volunteered the work OF relieving the Of the
poor and needy who hunger and thirst IN the metropolis The
report Of the past years work read by Miss f. A. Oake
the responding secretary showing that the Of money
expended during the year In relieving tie necessities Of the
distressed 81 9J leaving balance hand Of s6s4
The New York Female Docas Society organization Of
charitable ladies' cooperating with the parent society also
made report through their Mrs Mitchell showing
that they had expended the Of s53 and that there
s remaining balance Of g. 1853 TheDorcas Society bad
during the present year presented 22 garments and 90
blankets the Female Assistance Society Aer the reading
Of the reports which adopted address delivered
before the association by the Rev j. T. Duryea the work
be performed by the association.