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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

CONCERT ROOM-No. 1872 BROADWAY ONE
~ door above the Broadway Theatre Every evening during
the week. cling Monday evening, March 18th
Professor THEIRS company Of American ard Foreign Ar
tss (twenty numbsr) will appesr and produce variety
and splendid Tabesur Vvents and Poses Piasques
The costumes aud properties cannot he surpassed By
others the Unioa. r. Having made ARRANGEMENTS with
eslebraet band fEthopan mnstres they will appear and
entertain the audience with ths humnr gsc Songs
dances bucsques &c. &c each evening The popular Eihi-
opian cacatuIc dance Of Ro,a Belle will be personaed
Of the band. For particulars small bills Ores, circle
80 cents upper seats Is cents B-Styict order will BIS
kept by the police officer attendance open al 6
o'clock. ~pcspt O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

DR COOPER, a DUANE STREET. BETWEEN
- Chatham and william SITS has for the last fourteen
enjoyed the practice in private diseases OF
medical man New York He the aggravated
of this disease; mild cured five days
Sicurelr Cooper has discovered method by which
he the form oil structure in from
weeks with scarcely pam the patient Constitutional
debility brought by secret habit INDUCED ia by younR
men This when too freely INDUCED n begets dyspepsia
wcanc,s Of the limbs and small oil the back confusion Of the
intellect ana society warranted
no chJrHs. No msrcurY med.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

RlLLIARD TABLE FOR SALE, RECENTLY :, lM n;
~ ported from GsrmsnyI Is the best and most beautiful
70 he found New York. aud would be particularly conve
nient for club rich habtton, or country house
Apply 80 Nassau street. the basement Also Lathe LOT
sale, Is West Broadway up staIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

BENJAMIN MOONEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
room ass Pearl street Hardware Cutlery &C. well worthy
Steel Pens we'll worthy the Dealers Safer,
Knives For further particulars catalogue
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

ROWERY THEATRE-THURsDAY EVENING,
~ March S,h viii be Isyiysd The powerful drama styled
Gray Triton; Domose HALL noddles Burke; Spike yor,
Kitty CIumn Sutherland With which, will bs repeated J
AND CKY-Lot. MIR. Msrble; Mr. Ozzrand, MIR Ke-ne:
Tnbsthy, Mrs Sutherland TO conclude with the OAMK
COCK Of THE VIII vii 1 I: NEssNsampsoa HaTahesd Mr.
siand; Clara Mrs Walco. BoIes Is cents; PIT and Gal.
lery l2H cents Doors open Sk o'clock Performance TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE SECOND PERIOD OF
the Season -On Monday evening" 9Th March instant the
OPEN will he resumed and be
mo,, attractive Im onaay and Friday
will be received for the hire the reman
Boxes and Seats either for the whole number Of nights
The Second row Of Bo.e: in the second tier have been al
the desirable in the House. variety of popular
Operas, including the New Grand Opera Of Nabucco of
Verdi in rehearsal, will be brought No expense
will be spared make the second part ofc quy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

bctfs 50 esnnI Pr q eent, usleTF iak Cents -Doin
gEss sslass ps.p;1sES WI ,elnvisTr, .. ~, ss 8
ballet bal Of AsMopSus-Iorin Nils BlanFy Marietta
BouxsIy Preyieus g which, the NERVOUS MAN AND
The MAN OF NERVE-,Mcshene, Air. Brousbsm; Mr..
Aspen Mr. Bass; Mis- Clsckett, Mrs Knight; Lady Leech
Mrs Vernon. 70 conclude with TIE DOUBLE B1nDED
kOOM-MI DpIemer Pipes. Mr. Bass; M'jor Minus. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

DROLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS AZ IHh ST.
cety Library corner Of froadway and Leonard stet,
Tuesday, March Hlh, End every evening throughout the
week. Dr. VALENTINE the celebrated delineator of
centrc with Signo Spneo and his
100 learned Canary Brds Tickets rs To
~ O'Clock Signor Spiue;to will give exhibition for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

NJ ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE THURS
1Sh day evening, March lob, will be presented KABHl,
O. The Wooden MISREPRESENTATION. MI Holland; Madame
Glat VI. Tp N N& Wo RGbsT Re re ts followed By
frau; Jake, Mr. Gonoysr; Mrs Morton. Mrs. Henry. TO
conclude with CITY WlVES-Mr LoveweI, Mr.. Holland;
NJ Crabtree Mr. Couover; Mr. Easy, Dir Arnold; Su.
Miss Phillips; Drsscrcle 50 cents, upper boxes 20 Pit,
the will rige NJ ~ O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

CHATHAM THEATRE. THURSDAY EVENING
" ing March ls The performance will commence nth the
tragedy Of BRUTUs the Fall of Tarquin-Dutus, Mr..
AddS%' Itpa Mr. suhe;Id ssIu, Mr. Brandon Anps
iason Luerses Mrs w lherwood Hghisnd Fling by Miss
Deorane To be followed by the farce SET BEGGAH X
ON HORSEBACK AND HE'LL RIDE TO - Sadi.
Mr. Wnans; Gunare, Ms Hdreth Favorite Dance by Miss
Deors The whole TO conclude with the drama the
IDIOT WlTNEsS-Gilbert, Mr. Wipans Dame Mrs.
Wray Dools open at oelock-commencs at TX. Boxes,
rs cers: Pit l2k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

IN existing hetweee the subscribers, uuder the name Of
DUNLAP& THO MPs0N is this day Dissolved, by mn,usl
DUNLAP, who is duly authorized to settle the ,ame. T.
DUNLAP, j. NJ. THOMSON. March u, 1873 The sub
scber will continue the business in all il branches ~ here
.aore md by ns,id9ity and strict attention merit
DUNLAP Scotsman and Florist 63o Broadway, Biesck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING
March l6 Will be performed the comedy ertiled LON
May HarSsa~S , Mr. yachs Charles Coarty M Z, v1aaep
away, Miss Rose elbn After The comedy Dances by the
Misses 81 Clair sed Celeste Overture, Torvsdo Dor-
ka," by the Orchestra. To conclude with MY WIFk's
SECOND FLooR-Capt. Tophesyy, Mr.. Arder.on; MIR
Felix rodde; Mr.. Dawson: Mrs Topheavv Mrs Winsan-
ley; Fanny Maylove Nina Ttbin Doors open at o'clock;
performance to eommenc. IT ha fpsst o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

100 -RHEUMATIsM,P iINSAND STIFFNESS OF
lC~ he joints Swelling of the Muscular substances near
ruItions of the Skin, and all diseases from an
impure state Of the blood, &c. may b-,eeuy removed by
the of king Compound Syrup Of ydodafe PoauF
sarsaparla snd Yellow Dock Casts which have resisted
other treatment hive been rapidly and entirely rsmoy by
this powerful alternative Syrup Prsplrcd whoesae and re-
tail by G. III RING, 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-Sploudid performances, every
IA afternoon at O'Clock, and evsry evening ~. The
has the pleasure Of engagement with
Mr. and Mrs. Malone Raymond aud their three beautiful
daughters who give their inmtsbs Irish su,enl Entertain
mens afternoon and Great Western the
kes Miss bernard, the Model of Jerusalem the Scripture Sta
tNSu nc nc. Admission to The whole Is Children
WHf TO- hall price Preserved front shilling
RANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Misssspp river painted three miles of be
ns in Prssdwsy. sd5oninS NibIo, Gardsu Opsa ever,
evening lsqndays e1csp5'd1 Admission 80 csn., chdrss
price. The Panorama will commences moving at TK O'Clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Sazr
a o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

DR. EALPH, AUTHOR Or TIE practical
- Private Treatise" sc, j; ccn,qlyed upon any OF ths
diseases there referred hs residence 80 Greenwich
,,Ieet from 70 70 AM and toe IN SUNDAY sxeepte
be astonhsds the rapdy snd lts inconvsssues sand
ing the cars chiay, howavsr those who have
psyly apDfseiAto his psrviess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

TTNHE CAMPBELLS HAVE COME--TEI5 CELE
brsted company Of Ethiopian Minstrel whore popular
and inmtabe deneato Of the Negro checehave every
Of giving one OF their highly popular
every evening this week at tho Minerva Room, ACC Broad
way The of this feels hesitation
surng the Ladies and Cent of New York TIM, per-
fom,ucrs Of this and of singers will BIO such
most fasdious will approve. Admission Is cents;
M rptQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

IL Family IN New York aud Brookyn prior to their visit
SouthIThe Hutchinson Family return the. very kind
nowedements their lends in New Yo-k and vicinity
for the liberal bestowed previous
and would ecuily that they will Vocal
Rutgers Institute Friday Ma
IT, A,o at the Library Hail. in Bro9kyn Monday
Tabernacle March 49, Tickets 50 each May be had
at the principal music aud the door
Entertainment. Doors open at quarter to T. Concert
ct n q 20 8 o'cloct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL
N Svstsn. bv Edward a U,xon Al n authov Of. undrv

A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL
IA syst,n, by Edward H. Dixon, Nj D. author Of sundry
surgical Esaya and lectures on the operative surgery OF the
Eyo-pp 40, edition 9th This work complete
snd also OF known disease of the sexual
adapted 10 every reader Opinions OF the Press New
York Journal OF Medicine and Collateral Sciences" IL is
VT ten clear nervousstyle and calculated to do much
cious The practitioner will ind it abounding in vauab
hots and the general reader will u,eul
cautions and Warnings Boston Medical and Surgical jour
nal DIR Dixon has written much and ell on various branch
modern practice. Structure, ponorf varoesle hydrocele
snd ula are particularly well treated Of The authors
ginaty and thorough devotion the rational cples VI
msdicne sns his ingenuity under trying surgical ercumsan
Dixon puri Of Dr. Mott Of great number
Of valuable instrument and practitioner of fifteen years
standing; his book written 18th decacy and yet
il decided a.gnaEe il will doubtless do great good Wo:
man ard her Disc es from the cradle to the grave adapted
eIcluysy to her inrqcton the natural laws OF her sysem
and all the dseasss Of her critical periods By Edward H.
DIXON. Opp Sass price 81 as 9Th edition. or sale by
CHARLEs RING, corner of Broadway and John street.
MO. 1, 1as-BRANDRETHs PILLS ARE SAFE AND
~ reliable especially adaped for the cur. Of bilious and
Liver Complains dypepsa gddness and PAIN in the head.
hearthbur aud that dull weisome feeling after meals
ucuary after dInner hatulene spasm IN the stomach and
bowels and All cases Of chronicel cosveness
their worth Is beyond estimate Purely vegetable in their
comroston they do occasion confinement to the
house alteration from the usual diet Their operation is
mild and p'easnt save wh.n tho impurities Of the system
have become highly vatsd and then the Slight
vceience Immediately forgotten in the amizng velnes
and yigor which follows The andreih Pills DESTROY
rury the blood remove all Of irregulafty in the
functions oievery organ and thus OF health 10
DS M u Hs ,uro,; all suoSy ssd mus, ss
full directions at 2tt Hudson street. Bowey Dr. Is.
brardrehsfr,nr'n1l phce. al Broedwav. New Vors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

A BEAUTIFUL SILK UMBRELLA, WITH A RICH.
n ly carved hndc: plain substantial Umbrella. made OF
the materiels and in the best patent self open
ing Umbrella Paris made, Variety Umbrella ht to
and too costly to loo,e Either Of the above desob
other pac in the City, 2 Broadway. GENINs. oppo.
c, Cburch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

CHANGEMENT DE DOMICILE, (22 WARREN STD
~ 4 Catd-Nadme j. Houdbert Boucher, formerly 2S2
Bosdway respectfully informs her and the ladies'
generally that she Continues to carry business at he
residence 20 Warren She constantly fu nshed
with handsome assortment of French Lingerie Caps and
Chcmsette Infsnt Pardesu Hats and Straw Hats of the
latest STYLE also French Corst and Corses made order
on the phfterns of the best houaes in Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

T EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.--LA.
IL dies Gentlemen having superuous effects to dispose
Of such wsses appse fanituye &c can obtain far
the post Office otherwise who will ettend their resi-
dentes. j. LEVENSTYN l66 Broadway up st,irs LadIe
con be ate ed 10 bv Mrs. eyepstyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG W0-
w man, situation to do general house work small ia.
milY Bes Of city references Apply l27 Hester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

GENCY FOR 10 ;ATING MILITARY BOUNTY
n Land Warrans-Davenport Iowa-Ehenrzer Cook, At
tornev Law. aud George b. Sargent U. B. Deputy Sur
ssrssn General Land Agents will give per.
lands the fourshng State of Iowa Persons wishing in
formation relation to the opportunity for locating land
q. SARGENT. ESD. Il Wal street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

ICE, ICE, ICE-THE SUBSCRIBER Is OFFERING
sale three csgoss first quality Ulster County lce
IL to IA inches thick ahoat For particulars enquire OF
L. L. Hsbrouck, 1o4 Murray street. Of the subscrbe
board .oop Lawrence foot Of Warren see.-A H. HATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

WIN. r. PRINCE 4 Go: PHOPRiETORs OF THE
will transmit thsir Catalogues t'6h edton) Of Trees
and Plants sill pn,t paid applies their new Whole
lection by other in Europe america and
pecay Pears be supplied. bearing Catalogues,
aso. at Clark Ausns Agents, eos Broadway. March II,
YCia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

NOR. CHARLESTON, 9. C.-THE STEAMSHIP
II SOUTHERNER Capt. NJ. Berry, will leave Pier 4,
N. r. oa Saturday, tho Iah instant, at o'clock, M All
bills Of adius signed by the clerk board PRICE
S25 For freight passage. apply SPOFFORD, TILES
TONS co, 40 South street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
INTELLIGENCE BY TnR NAILS.
Affairs In Washington,

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1875
The Treaty. The President--7h System Of Closed
Doors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

DIAPER, PAPER-3 RITING PAPER-A GENERAL
of cheap and letter. aso fine and super
fine blue white ruled plain, aud ket post
also, fiat caps, hardware, dusgss match box paper ard
nnd variety Tor sale by JAMES
NORVAL, No 100 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
= the National Academy Of Dssgn-Ths rooms of tn
Academy ready for the reception works for th
Twenty third Annual Exhibition. which will be opened
the lst Of Anil. John O. CHAPMAN. Secretary A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

MEDICAL AiD-DUCIOR MURPHY, OF 60 GOLD
IVA street eau be denay consulted on private dis
esses Scturss elects Mereursl Ulcers Constitutional De
by, &c. His improved method OF curing GunorrhoT in
DAY will be found ni.lble. Or; M a rcgulr physi-
an and hiss eoeaged for Is treating these ac
fiona Charges mod rate. Office az Gold It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

| mo IET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN ONLY-Two
handsome furnishedl the front and back Parlors
of No White with bre akast il desired obj
ton TO two cupying tho apartment The ia.
| Ynv ANAL nd ouiet AppIy ~ above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

CTATE BANK AT sAU6ERTIEs-THE BILLS OF
- this Bank redeemed by Me.srs Wsshburn Co.. Of
Albany, the legal Agents and at the Bank, in specc and
bought by all the Brokers at the current rates on New
STATE money These bills secured entirely BY stocks OF
the State Of New York Ssugsrtes March IL, 1888 RUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16
..A A. .s. Il

j HEns Clan, nd E.rhsSws,s' diisndsIes Eswr,, &c
jacob 3 PeN viii ssl ths day a ls e'slosb = hs lss
foon otsr the aueuon eoncf Plat and BY
catalogue. 500 lots general assortment OF flowed blue
printed while granite, dip and &C. cossi,tirg oil
inper and Tea ware, Toilet do. Jugs. Plates, Dshes:
Bowls &c. Also. 50 China Tea set, an invoice OF
Bread Baskets Gir,ndoes Lamps CastoIs Tamblers &C.
The attention Of country we'll dealers directed to
the same. Terms sale, when catalogues can be had
E1rntru ha ihsir war vel nack ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

JTNREDEEMED PEEDGEs AT THE FIVE DOL
~ lar Suit Ba'gains-5oo boys suits blue cot
jacket and pants - to s. gents sspsrue 9th coats
satin &C. 50 cents to 81 bushes, coats tweed cloth hm.
for gents clothing Cleaning and repairing Nassau an
Beekmnp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

| VNp LET-HOUSES NO. 1874. 1856. BRIDGE STREET,
Brooklyn ten minutes walk from Fulton Ferry They
respect desirable for Iedence Rant moderate,
| Ipou Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-16

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK, MARCH u.s. 1919
The u 8 Mail Steamer Hermann will sail on Morday
Bremea The mails this will be closed this
Off ha fpaat o'clock Sunday the 10Th inst great
Europe the public are requested to denS te5
be agent bosrd the ship receive letters &c News
psprs for Europe be secured with bands
they will be charged with letter postage the contnen-R
NORRIS p M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Facts about the Cholera in Russia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ST Petersburg, Nov 10, l-is.
GESTLEMEs. have Just been conversing with
q gentleman Of much intelligence who during the last
Summer made tour through the central and southern
Provinces of the Empire 10 collect information for the
Imperial Government, concerning the Cholera he
tells me some curious facts regarding H. In some Of
districts the only persons for the first
weeks Of the epidemic, were women In others il
seemed 10 prefer The midde-sged, troubling the
old or the young whereas in other localities II In.
discriminate
houses only would be attacked and occasionally Il
seemed a. II nearly every alternate house in street
was attacked, while the intermediate houses were not
which you have doubtless seen published. Of there
being less electricity In the atmosphere during the
prevalence Of the epidemic IL all humbus and that the
statement which you may sso have Of the magnet
being Affected 10 Of the character Ia this &c ia
corroboraed by dstn suished Professor Of the Mining
Corps in this City. from whom learn that the large
lode stone at the Academy has not been In tue least
affected by the state Of the atmosphere in the ds, Of
the Cholera Of the past season
In conversation the other day with one Of the most
eminent pbyseians Of ST Petersburg, I asked bin II
any particular prescription had been found ecacious
he said that the satisfies Of the disease n Russia show
that the number of deaths about the same pro
portion 70 the sick throug bout the Empire espective
Of the different modes Of treatment In different places
or the condition Of the different persons attacked
stll fingers in this city though the compare
lively few-sbout 80 daily, and the deaths about -
day. Nothing, probably, will eSectualy check II bot
the extreme cold Of Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
tsuatemala.

The Ne-- Orleans Crescenf Of the 18th says 10
viii b. recoected that some time since there was dan
ger Of an interruption ~ toe friendly relation previ-
Ously existing between Guatemala and France. In ~.
stion % this the Deputy Rarrunds mad introduced In
Congress resolution 10 adopt some measure % put
Az end - anything which might disturb the relations
between the new Republic OF Gua'e and the great
French nation.
This was adopted and It was resolved, st Ths,
tn Assembly ss representative Of the nation congratu-
late tho French Republic upon rs prosperity and upon
the triumph which hss obtained over the spirit % an
archy tine insurrerticn Of juno and ID That inc
Assembly desire o. gee the French lag more
ia rs capital" These resolutions were communicated
% the French Consul who received them with ne
greatest satisfaction The French lag was consequent
again "a Sod on the JIh OF september some diculiy
which had occurred between the Guatemaian Govern.
nent and the British Consul General, and which had ed
b the Interchange u dozen diplomatic notes was aso
satisfactorily arranged.
The dicG ties ia the department Of Los Altos con
tinue Congress had refused o. recognize toe indie
pcncence of the 5eous state, and passed stringent
resolutions O. compel IL % return o. its ieaty-lu he
resolutions could b. enforced Ine DePute' rom 'ae
state Of Los Altos required 70 pair % the CAPT
I'll and take their ln Assembly within ID day
the pr0nu CATION % the resolution. 10 they Revised
% comply. they were % be treated As uators' And
large armed force % be cent among the insurgents
Bat this al elected nothing and tac Government Wa
compelled 10 resort % arms.
GA the -ta ~ October the Government troops over
took about 200 a. the rebels the vicinity Oi Al0te
peqle and routed them. killing - The rebels fed DO
All directions. On the 2ist u October another battle
occurred between the insurRent ana the GOvernmen
troops under Gen. Mariana Paredes. After nrns Of
half an hour the rebels gave way and fed leaving
general officer and other persOns Of distinction dead
upon the field Congress In order 20 pay the expenses
Of the war. has imposed forced loan Of si0OJ-
$4,000 on Guatemala, $500 on sacstepequez sl2WO
on Amatillsu. and - 90 ChimstenanTo.
The Republic Of Costa Rca has joined the Central
American Union, and vii in future BE- called the stat
instead OF the Republic 81 Costa hica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
Honrd of knncnlinn-

noets Hard Application for school officers for new
SchJc. a. Harlem. Referred.
repor was adopted 10 favor OF sppr- PrAnng 80 ~
10 lrrish The school for coored children IN Ihomzsst
Also zppropualng - CO., ~ purchase site for ne"
school house Twenneh-st fefweeu Second and Third
avenues IN Eghteerih Ward l. proposed. instead u
rebuilding he schOO-hOlse recently burnt in Twenty
sav-rih 10 erect ole A. IN uy Ihrty-iidr1-st
Aso adverse 10 application 'of school 10 so1tsas
portion Of TENN Ward
Free iolden "a series " rules we're adopted
The snlu suon ci dates for admission com
meuce Monday lth Jarlsrv. They 10 present Ger f
csez from ne principals " TIE schools 10 which hey be-
ongec. which certificate shall The tie pubic
school and cngh Of um- NJ hss sIence kc The names
Of te csrc1ses are not % BE- made Euo~n 70 TIE profess
90 or examining Rules OF punishment are 10 D. pre-
scrhod. but no corpores punishment or no2ging allowed
various o.her rules sdopyed. such giving 20 ~
PnncpA or PRESIDED. certain pow 10 Tie sOFernnel
u the Academy, &C
Ee,n'a ~ P,efssorMr John Roemef itestirnou'a not
read bar recommended BY NJ kngsl elected Professo
Of The French Language by vote ~ M 10 l Mr. I'd
wsfds. nominee Of The COmrifiee the fn ballot TIE
others Stood ~ fJT Mr. D.. Tor Mr. X a1d Jr Mr. VI r.
plat Aususun jose Morals elected Professor o. t-
spanish Language Psui Duggsn. Professor u Dfasr.
Tnos 6iauhsrsklef Professor of German Or. Olver 81
oibbs Professor of Chemistry Or fOuey .h-
inee OF he Committee The Professor Of Chemistry 10
have a pT-.eu $500 year; Of Drawing 800. and he
other Professors ~ proportion % service.
The Board then A. lourDel 10 W edresdAy rexi