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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tho County Commissioners mot yesterday
afternoon, President Ashton In tho oinlr.

TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tho County Commissioners mot yesterday
afternoon, President Ashton in tho ohalr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A communication was rocotvod from tho Coun-
ty Attorney recommending that All persons hay-
Ing olRimB OH account OF supplies furnished or
BorviccB rendered. the county sl,all bo required
to mako oath aa to tho ]ustnoBB Of tho CHIN.
The document was p1acod on alo.
A proposition to placo emoke-conBunlnrs on
county buildings waH referred.
The payroll OF tho shorift's Office for tho
month Of April, amounting to s35, 47489, was ap-
proved.
TIE HoBr1TAL.
Tho joint Committee OIL Hospital aud Public
Borytco, to whom wero reforrod yarioas proposi-
tiona to sell tho county hospital sito, reported
giving a liat Of such proposals.. Tho Conmlttoo
mako no recommendation as to soloation, put
urgo tho Donrd 10 talo imnodinso action in tho
matter. Tho difforont momborB OF tho Commit
too hold conflicting views, and oannot agroo upon
recommendation.
Commissioner johnson moved tho following as
MI amondnlont to tho report: ....,...,
esored That tho purchase of The pren,lssa offered
Twelfth s1se be completely a that the 1s4s ferSr o.
eonrmad md nd snl that tic @ oonty Attornsy
euro tho necessary titlo horoo and upon completion
thereof tho County Trcns,rcr 1Hsuo mud deliver tho
amount Of said purchase III bonds Of Tho county, as
heretofore provided.
Commissioner Jones moved tho adoptlon Of
the following as subatitnte
WHEREAS, It ts beloved Tint tho promises known IN
tho Baldwin Blocks the best for tho purpose in
lended mud can bo had for reasonable pr1co there.
FORE be It
Resolrtd That tho proposition Of tho present owner,
". e. ". Cushn,an, bo aecopad; aud that tho County
Attorney ia hereby instructed to examine mud tAke the
proper te to said premises, and, when completed, to
notify tho Treasurer Of tho eone, who shall thereunon
fRste and deliver tho bonds Of Cook County to said
QuHhnn or orler for tho amount Of Ba!d purchase,
exclusive Of accrued interest mud tlat they report
thoir action in tho premises to this Boara.
This Was adopted by unanimous vote, with
tho exception Of President Ashton.
Tho property thus purchased consists Of 12
and 80-100 acres. bounded on tho east by Wood
street. weat by Lincoln street. north By Harrison
street, and Houth by Polk street. THE price is
8145, 900, payable. In Cook County Z per cont
bonds ut par, subject to the taxes for tho yoar
1874, not rot levied. Now that tho long-llRputed
question Of Bito Ia Settled steps will bo talon
toward tho erection Of new hospital to take
tho place {not the location) Of tho prosont foul
aud disgraceful structure. From tho express
ions of several members, It is inferred tint tho
now hospital will be built upon new plan-
probably that OF isolated warda In wooden build
fngs one-story high, thus insuring tho vital
requisites OF light and Ventilation with SUBJ
stantial and nent- looking brick or stono struc-
ture for tho oalcera' quarters, dispensary, etc.
, 1874-05-19

AN
! Tho students of tho College OF Pharmacy Will
botantze at Riverside this afternoon, taking tho
Las train.
All persons having flowers to givo in did aud
for the purpose Of decorating the gravos Of
fal1cnIeodors, sailors, and marines, aro requoas
cd to communicate with tho Chairman Of tho
Decorating Committee, J. N. uetman, Post 0fllce
Department, city.
The members Of tho Chicago Cricket Club
moot this evening at tho sherman House Mt
o'clock All orickoters In tho city aro Invited to
be present.
The Irish Literary Association will have do
bate on the policy Of Daniel 0'Connel, III their
hall, Houthwest corner Of Lake and Lasall
stroots, thfH evening. The public are invited.
Mrs. II. Chase Waughop will give public
reading In connection with Il Young Folks Con-
cert this oyoniug in CentonaEy IL. z. Church.
Tlekots, rs conts.
Prof. Allan Cs1rr will lecture tomorrow eyon-
ing in tho North Star Church, corner Division
and Sedgwick BtrootB, OF "The Master PagstonH;
or Love, Human and Divine"
THO poak Sisters will give q pleasing ontor-
tRinnont In the parlors Of tho Michigan Avenue
Baptist Church, Thurslay evening. Admission
FREQ.
Tho 1lllnoia State Medical Society will meet
this morning at O'clock III tho lcctnrc-roon1 Of
the First Baptist Church, on Wabash avenue,
| ncnr Hubbard court. The session will continue
three days, and will DO attended by delegates
from all tho local medical societies Of good TO-
pute iu ths Htnto,
, 1874-05-19

Reeds Temple of Music, Chicago.
Now pianos, so cash; l,alnncc, tc5 per month.
New organs, $s5 cnsh balancc, $i3 por month.
Warranted to suit or mo,ley reGt1nttnd.
Old pianos md organs sakon III oxchan8e.
, 1874-05-19

M6tf0101trf&H d0TDIs
Metropolitan Hotel {ste Of old st. James aud Crosby
Opera-1oae), corner State and Washington streets,
tho hest and most centrally located $26oa day hool In
Chicago. Tled Il Loiters groat storo Ia directly opro
gito tho Metropolitan. Permanent PARTIES for the a1u-
NOR accommodated at reduced rates..
, 1874-05-19

. ThESPAHHTSN ANIMArH,
70 The Editor " the Ghfcauo Tribune;
B1K: alA fond Of growing Vegetables and
aowers and Of heoplng my little garden noas and
tidy but am greatly annoyed and put out Of
patience Will. ohiokona and poultry creeping
will confer upon MIC and hundreds OF your other
feaders IN lko position as myself a groat favor
by informing un how tho law IL In reioronee 10
this mattoi whether the owners of tho fowls
aud doiug mischief, aud what ronioiy lii ANY,
tho agggi0yel porau4 l,aa. noapootfvlly
". G. WILDER, Paultna street.
ANswEn.--Tho law is; "Tlla owners Of all an.
iuaala traspsaslug shall be notified thereof, aud
, 1874-05-19
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Philadelphia Cos, Wealherill Y Co,
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Now Orleans Thomas Mcintyre,
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llouslonl u, H. Gushing,
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LOVE.

Love Is not made Of kisses, Orof signs,
Ofcllnglng hands, or Of the surceriei
And subtle witchcr0lts OF allurng eyes
Love IL not made Of broken whispers no
Nor OF the blushlng cheek, whose answering
glow
Love not made Of tears, nor yet of smiles I;
Ofquiyorlng lips, or of ontiolnR wiles
Love ~ not tempted he himself bogulles
This is Loves language, but. this Is not Love-
If we know aught Of Love, how shall we dare
10 say that THIS il Love, when well aware
That these arc common things, ana love "a
rHfoY
As separate dreams may, blending, ever roll
IN course united 40, OF soul 10 soul
Love rs the union INTO ono sweet whole,
As motion metals mlnglo as a chord
NWclls sweet In harmony; when Love Is lord,
Two hearts are one, rs leltoS form word,
one heart, one mind, one soul, ana one dcBre,
4 kindred fnney, aud Nlstor lio
or thought and passion tllese can Love In.
spire.
This makes heaven OF earth for this Is Love.
chambers journal.
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CsEANtaal ca THss e.:
ON AyD AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. 6, 1874,
CLOSE CONNECTION

At Minneolp and International Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
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Huntsville, Houston end Galveston. At
New Orleans and the South, and with the El
Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe.
Vicksburg and the South AT TexarkRna,
with the
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A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

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