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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07


Mar % --Brv~o, W,,ssenb~~ q %. Is. A. w Pdlmr d
ohers This action 10 damages for an In
Jury done OF goods shipped by eftndauts trans
Jofiaton line TO be carried 70 ~ Louis. appears the
taken the oo OF Bread street and shipped by the
Western Saes line 20 be forwarded "a s. Louis printed
headed Western states ite," with the names Of tho de
PENDANTS partners under the firms OF Pamer % OF
New York." and Cobb n Co. OF Buffalo," 10 which re-
cept the line undertook 10 forward the goods 10 81 Louis
bu, signed by Of the partners Ia his individual
name Two important questions we're raised In the cause
First, whether the defendants responsible for
by Of the firm his individual charged the firm
Uron these questions Argument was had BY counsel.
Judge Davies ruled 10 favor Of the plaintiffs and the jury
found accordingly for the amount OF damages claimed,
sl5o.
sKSERAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judges MITCHELL Roosevelt a1d Davies.
JrM l--Dccsons. LAZARUS winebu-gh Rosne
Nineoutgh Judgment affirmed with cosss.
at renee Drumgoeld VS.. John Drumgoold, adminstra
| tor New trial granted wi,hou, costs OF appeal
Charles Grant We Joha y. rsllman Judgmont affirmed
Edward = Covies, receiver, Va. John Cooley. Judg.
meni for plaintiff affirmed with costs
% ID MUM VS. 2. T. Barnum. Judgment for rsslntn
r. J. Bush administrator, VS. I. n. Hbbard New trial
granted, costs 70 abide the event.
Geo. W. White va Edward I. Hacket. New trial
Fdvard lynch W. Harriet r. Butler aud Tbomas Raj,
Ter judgment for plaintiff @ Special Term affirmed with
costs
Hoskens VS.. Horace Dresser. Order al Special Term
W Belts vs. r. A. Bsncker. Judgment affirmed.
Frost VS. Lsnins and Gregory VS.. the same Order a.
ConkIins VS. D. n Rensen. Order refusing 10 vscs,e
judgment Tor irreealsrity affirmed with costs.
George A. Fsnshaw vs. Joseph Gilbert Judgment
George Pe,uboDe vs.. n X. Root. Judgment Affirmed.
Harris and others The Northern Indiana Railroad
Judgment air med WITH costs.
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| Court Of Common Pieas.
Before Judge IDgrahan.
| nAvAGpa vuon OyRRgIoW op ruoro

PIPES.
Jrr 3.-7hs Russell and Erutn Mcnuelct,rtno Carpanv
Hoyoveaty SmuA -1he plaintiffs Ia this ca Sc keep
hardware the floor under the premises occupied
by the defendants, who sub tenants the
and the compliant s that IN November 1854 the defend
ants clerk about the usual time OF shutting 90 the place
vent 10 the wash basin 10 WASH bis hands and subse
quep'ly left the Office without tur ting the faucet e was
placed the stand and esned that when he turned
the faucet the rrt place the water did ow aud bis
attention being called away he left the faucet rned aud
the plug IN the bAsn intending TO return but forgot H.
and LEFT the office the plaintiff coming 10 his store in
the morning, found Delayed with water aud looking
through the ea.s Office door of the defendants he ga
the water running over the wash basin. The door
then burst open snd the water stopped Damages were
laid s 81 200 The defendants commended that the plain
UGs their landlords, were bound 10 furnish wasb
basn with sufficient waste pipe 10 prevent overflow and
Thai they we're responsible Under the charge OF the
Judge there verdict OF ~ 00 retsrned for plaintiffs
subject 10 the opinion Of the Court In General Term.
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The special committee appointed by the Board Of ooun
omen tsr Jones, Chsrmsn 10 inquire into and repri
upo he causes which have resulted in the present neg
looted and hthy condition Of the streets Of the city Of
New York, AFTER several pro,rsoed sessions. submitted
ueF report on Monday evening and notion was re-
ferred 10 The Dom ni,iee Of the whole
Az fun report q the evidence taken at each sitting bss
already appesed In the BED upon which the rep,r, Of
One committee IA based, unnecessary 10 recsptulate
the fses which there developed Aner giving in
detail N. causes vhy the streets have not been properly
cleaned, ney sum Up win she following
me COST Of osapss the annually since the year
tsss viz Ne Amount recevsd for manure n a. folIovs =
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United States Commisssoner's Court.
CHANGE or RxoRss OF PASSENGERS.

Before Geo &c W. MOrtOh, tsq.
JUu 4-Charles g Boggs, captain Of the Illinois steam
ship, was charged with carrying an excess Of
passengers The testimony was commenced, but norhlns
was elected n sustain the charge. James y. Cog
gill deposed that be passenger and that Capt Boeg'
told him there were 200 on board; the number ao red
for the capacity OF that vessel being between 100 and 500
pAsengers CAPT Bosgs entered into 900 bail, and be
VA allowed 70 start In the Illinois.
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GOVERNMENT SroRE HOUSE DEsTRoYED.-The
government store Fort Jefferson Forits was de-
s,royed by IRE the night Of the 18th ultmo, with oil
u Contents Los 4o,00e
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Special SessSDus.

The Special Sessions, under the new charter, have
been held three times each week during the monah
Of Msy-Justccs Osborne and Wood presiding. The
Der Of cases disposed Of numerous, as will be sees
by the suboined statistics The only charge Of iptersss
as n dooc aoa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-20
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
To THE
AILYJOURNAI.
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
NIA&ARA.
Nrw YORK Nav 10,

NEW DIRK, May IN
The steamship Niagara from Liverpool,
has arrived, with advices to the morning Of
the 9th instant
The screw steamship Canadian, from Que
bee. arrived at Liverpool on the sth.
The steamship Constitution, from New
York landed her passengers ct Southampton,
on the It'll instant.
The political news brought by the Niagara
Is not very important, with the exception of
Queen Victoria's speech, which was received
before Parliament on the 9TH inst. In rela-
ton to the United States, the speech merely
says, that the negotiations in regard to Gem
tral America are still unsettled.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-May Cotton Mar
ket Brokers circulars report the market as
closing steady, quotations of common having
slightly advanced; sales of the week about
60 900 bales, including 1900 bales to specu-
:lators and exporters; sales Tuesday 10000
bales. Advices from Manchester report the
market favorable. Circulars report weather
unchanged. Growing crops and Breadstufis
closed steady. Very little change in prices
Of provisions since the sailing of the Anglo
Saxon. Beef and Flour yet firm. Pork and
Bacon heavy and dull. Sugar closed buoy
ant, with slight advance. Holders of Spirits
Of Turpentine demand an advance, and mar
ket closed firm.
LONDON MARKET-May S.-Money market
without change. Consols have improved,
and closed firm ut 935E.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-20
Proceedings of the City Council.

Council CHAMBER, May 10Th, 1851.
Council met-prcsent His Honor, the May
or, Councilmen Foster, Scantlin, French,
Hedderieh, McInnerny, Setchell, lnwood,
Hunnell, Mcntzer, Allen, Mulhausen, War
rem, Schmuttc and Sharpe.
Minutes read and adopted.
One hundred and twenty-six dollars was
allowed for bills presented, and for wOrkdone
on the streets.
The committee streets and alleys re-
ported First street in very bad condition,
and recommended that the pavements be re
paired and the grade Of the street repaired,
so that water will pass freely off. The re
port was received and filed but no action ia
ken.
The finance committee reported that there
was no means of ascertainng the financial
condition of Lamasco, and recommended that
the orders in the hands of the Collector and
Treasurer be cancelled, and then the com
mittee could form some idea of the outstand-
ing orders.
The report was received and the Collector
and Treasurer ordered TO produce all orders
| in their hands, to be burned ut the next meet
| ing.
The committee on streets and alleys was
discharged and the question of APP ointing
each Councilman Ward committee on
streets and alleys laid over until next meet
| ing.
MesSrs. Schmutte and Warren were ap-
pointed committee to report the repairs
heed on Locust Hill Ccmstery formerly
owned by Lamasco.
The ordinance on auctions and auction
GERS" was received and adopted, twill be
found in the advertising columns of this
mornings JOURNAL.
Ar ordinance in relation to the gas compa-
ny was laid over until next meeting.
The following report was submitted by The
School Trustees.
To tho honorable the Mayor AMI Comm OF
Council of Evansville:
The undersigned Trustees of the Public
Schools would make the following report OF
the receipts, expenditures and condition oi
said school for the three quarters of ths
school year, ending May 1st 1851:
, There has been paid to teachers for
salaries last year, deficit. s8Ss -.
Eent to III. J. Jones for last year.. 1880
$3.50,
Paid 10 Is teachers, salaries lst
, quarter this year. 81, PSI 81
Paid to Is teachers, salaries 2d
quarter this year. I.27O.7
S2,55S q
Paid for coal this year for schools
1000 bushels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50,
Paid Tor wood. and saving and
=. splitting $50
raid for stoves, chairs, furniture
and repairs. $40
d Paid towards desks in High school. coo
e Paid for dozen chairs IN High
Q Schools. observation-disclosures. SO
Paid for taking enumeration of
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Mai. McCuIIoch declines the appointment to
WAsHIxGIoS, May 19-P. N.

WAsHTSGIoS, May 19-P. N.
a member of the Cabinet to-day received
a dispatch from Maj. MeCullcch, declining
the Governorship of Utah. He, however,
expects to reach this city, in tie course of ten
days.
1t is not true that Judge Drummond has
been offered the appointment; but this after
noon tclegraplic dispatch was sent to .
western man, whose name is officially con-
cealed, rendering it to him. Recent infor-
nation has caused change in the policy
hitherto contemplated-the condition OF Utah
being such as to require vigorous measures.
Troops, in large numbers, will be sent thither'
probably under the command of Gen. Har-
ncy. The Administration is anxious at once
to act on this important matter, and espe-
eially in view of the late distractions to judi
airy proceedings, and accounts frequently
received of the explosions by the MormOns
of those who do not belong to their frater-
nifty.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIScryYiTi, May IN.
Flour very firm, at yesterdays prices
Oats advanced to 75c. Rye 81 40. whisky
dull ut 30c. Provisions active. Beef active
CINCINNATI, May l9--P. N.
Flour firm; 500 bbls sold at 81 9oc@7 for
superfne. and s. % for extra. White Wheat;
Rye, active; 1000 bushels to arrive sold at
81 IS; 800 bushels on the spot at 81 so. 4
sale of 1000 bushels of barry; malt at $2.-
Whisky dull and unsettled; 60 bbls sold ut
30; and ALI from store at 291Ec. Buttsr
dull at ls@30. Bacon active; 200 hhds sold
at logic; 500 bbls mess pork at Madison
sold at s22 IS. Held here at SIS 5o@24; no
bnlk pork in market. Linseed oil dull a.
ole. 1850 bushels Of Kanawha salt at zoe.
Groceries firm.
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Celebration ut Jamestow Va.
WAsuIssroN. ID. c.. Nav IA.

WAsHIsGToN ID. c., May ii.
It's estimated that seven thousand persons
including sixteen military companies, yes
terday participated in the jamestown Celc-
bration. ExPresident Tyler occupied two
hours and a half in the delivery of the ora
ton. Governor Wise spoke in response to
the multitude. Fireworks and grand ball
terminated the ceremonies. Sixteen steamers,
gaily decked with flags, were anchored at the
Island.
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From kansas.

ST. LovIs, May in.
The Lecompton correspondent of the Re-
publican says that the Prosecuting Attorney,
by the advice of Secretary Stanton, has en-
tered nolls prosequi in all cases of treason
trials, and prosecutions. Usurpations of office
will probably be disposed of in the same
yrsrner.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, May in.
Weather wet. Rained steadily all night.
PITTsBrRG, May in.
River Q feet . inches, and rising slowly.
Weather wet, rained all night and this morn
ing.
CIScISsATI, May 19-P. ".
Weather cloudy and cool.
PrTTsBuEG, May l9-P. N.
River 10 feet and rising. Weather contin-
ues wet.
LOUISVILLE, May l9-r. II.
River 6 feet inches ON the Falls, and
rising fast. Raining hard. Mercury SO.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ir=rifais and Departures.
F-,n p. @. 2-Ei.y * Co.'S Register.

rE'it =. -. ~ 81. ~ ~ > isc5lsscIs
Fred Tron, n,a -. Louis - P;t.aurg.
Union. from Bow iiIss Green II iy lie.
81. Lawrence, fr,Ia -. I 'uis - PISS u-g.
]. II. Conn, from -. Loais % p.t..lu-s.
Jacp,, Pc, from PittslUr- . - L iu.s.
Fashion. from Louisville 70 -. Lo.iis.
Diyil White f.oD Louisville u New Orleans.
VA. Eaves from Loui2vile to Evansville.
~" The RIVER is falling slowly here, but
rising at Pittsburg. The weather continues
cold and disagreesble, with 10 immediate
prospect of change.
sy- The Tweed which was SINK on the
Falls. Saturday. had on board lot Of goods
or Evansville. She lies at the Portland
wharf and will be raised without difficulty.
ssy@ The packet for Louisville to-day is the
Northerner, one Of the finest boats afloat, in
charge of censlenanly officers. Mr. ARCHER
is in the Office.
~ The Statesman will be down this af-
tcrnoon, and after short visit to Henderson
will return to Louisville.
- The s,aunch freiglitsr Jacob D. Early
is reeeiving and viii be of by 10 morrow for
New Orleans. Shippers viii ind this an ex-
cellcnt opportunity for sending their produce
| South.
- We are indebted to the officers of the
packet E.ves for Louisville papers of Mon
day.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, May /

NEW YORK, May in.
Flour market firm, sales of 900 barrels;
Southern advanced zoe, and quoted at 81 20
az 60. Whea. heavy, $4,000 bushels sold
at a declining tendency of &c in prices. Corn
firm, 81 900 bushels Sold Mess pork declined
&c. Provisions firm. Whisky declined lc,
quoted ut 81. Stocks lower.
NEW YORK, May 19-P.M.
Cotton bouyant-l 900 bales sold; prices
advanced &c; quotations are, Orleans mid
ding 14lic; upland middling 1870. Flour
firm-3,OOJ bbls sold, Wheat heavy. 800
bushels sold. Corn firm; $1,000 bushels
sold. Whisky declined &c. Provisions
steady. Sugar firm; stocks dull.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
, 300 Prizes amounting to .......... 1000
Whole Tickets 40; Halves 50; Quarters s1h.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.


PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $1,000. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
of plpe encrcei with small tin tubes and placed
IN one Wheel.
The 6fs 2Is Prizes, similarly printed and encirclei,
a-e pllcsd in another wheel.
The wheels are then revOlvel I, and number > drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against tbs Number drawn. THIS opera
ton is p,atel until all the Prizes drawn
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two ling Numbers to those dasing the rsl
Is Prizes will be entitled to the - Approximation
Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 800 Prizes OF go will he determined by the last
figure OF the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize. For
example, IL the Number drawing tn: sJoOo0 Prize ends
with No. /, thea all the Tickets, where the number
ends in !, VIII b: entitled go. II the Number ends
with No ,, then all the Tickets where the Number nd
in will he entitled to so, and s. to y.
Cerhcates 81 Packases wili be SOLD AZ the i1iowin
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets ... ESQ
:. . iSQaarisr :. .......... %
Z" 10 Eighth .......... 10
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose
The money - our address for The Tickets ordered, on
i.-''ps OF winch siiey nrss
Purchasers eau have tickets ending In any hglre they
may designate
The lis of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers isme lately after the drawing.
- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Posi- Olice, County and State.
80 Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
be az fun without deduction.
- All prizes Of si.foO AMI under, paid Immediately
after the draging-0ther prizes at the usual time OF
thirty dlys.
All communications strictly conf lential.
Adlre - ORDERS for Ticke,s OF Certificates 70
:. SWAN a Co, Atlanta. Ga,
- lis, Of the numbers tina. drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled q, will lie published after every drawing, in
the following papUs:-Nex Orleans Delta. Mobile
REGISTER, Charleston Ss1ard, Nashville Gazette, At
lanta In,elligeucc:, New YORK Weekly Day Book and
Savannah Morning News. apr
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II. q. WHEELER,
L. HORNBROOK, : Trus.
WM. HUGHES,
/. - - 49,

EVANSVILLE, May LIST 1901.
The report was received and ordered to be
published in full.
On motion of Mr.. Allen thesrustees were
granted permission to be heard and submit
their proposed scheme to the committee.
Messrs. Hornbrook and Wheeler made
statements TO the board to the effect that they
had no scheme or plan to submit, but only
asked that the Council would lay q sufficient
School tax to meet the necessary demand set
forth in said report, viz: 1000 dollars
And that when the Council accept of the
suggestions made in said repor: in regard to
building another School building, then it
will be ample time to submit their plan and
scheme TO the board.
Messrs. Foster. Allen. and Sharpe were ap-
pointed special committee 70 confer with
the Trustees in regard to the purchase OF an
other School LOT.
On motion the Council adjourned to meet
Wednesday evening, May 90.
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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HALLOCK * STODDAGD,
IMPO RT4I1S AND DEALERS


HALLOCK * STODDARD,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Ii
DrUes.
Ctcafco7s
.HejiciEcs,
Paints.
OH.,
Furnishes,
.iciGs.
Bindo,s Gless
Dye .S:99S,
TiusScs,
Patent Medicines,
PeyJam>Ty,
.Sga1S and
Faacy -1ytic!es.
Together with IN assortment Of HAIR Tooth, Clothes,
Paint and Whitev-ash brushes an OF which they pro.
fruu, first hands amt sell al small profit Is h
Also onsantly on hand large and varied as
sorment Of
D4GUERREOTYP STOCK!
Such a.
Cameras,
ChcriicaIs.
And almost every article usel in Dtslc.reJ ias o.
Orders r5,a operators promptly h'ieI AMI ryrsa-leI
at a small aiyaHse on Eastern prices.
- We are cmsiGntiy RECEIVING fresh supplies -
articles enumerated above, ani oilers Usually Kept "
BE pure fresh and genuine.
- Particular attention paid to filing Physicians
those wishing articles IN our lire to call or send aud we
are sure we can siya ~ Oh n TeG.'i 70 quail
my4-ly'5i No. - Main street. Evansville, Ind.
NOTICE.
The firm OF Keller Flnsey 4 Co., was Dissolved on
the tirst u Janay 80, BY dst o. D. n ''nsiey,
immediate payment il l. Absolutely necessary that
the business should he closel. The business will Re
continued - tire old stand by the surviving members
of the tina unier sty lie and firm q: Keller Y White
who will rece.ve all moneys dle tle Oh mn, ans pay
ali demands. DC. X ELLER,
jan22 ISAAC Il. W IIII6.
| SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
| - lO,001 l.. ghts sxin sash;
500 Lights loNle do;
600 q Sxs Do;
! 800 do ioxis DO;
| 900 d ISL ISL %:
| On assorted Punel Doors;
)p,ir wiliox Blinls escorted, on hind and
! TO arrive, anc must lie sold by
| apo T. >. BABCOCh.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
! F5reign and D0m.eStic,
.Siio, Log. Trace and Hitter Chains,
Nails, Hles, Ares, HatcIets,
PlGne,. .Scytdss, Cradles, RGEcs,
.SecGtks, ISrts. Scales, SI0rels,
.Sgcdes, Gr,Rdstoaes, Locks, Latcic,,
iuqxrs, CIisels, Looking Glasses,
Files, Guns, Pistols, 6 Fancy Good.
AGENTS FOR BOSTON Betting co.
RABC0CK & S0NNTAG.
arr ws,s- street, Evansville, mi.
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$4,000
Overpaid amount reeeiyed s4Se 81.


There have been registered in the schools of
the united cities over 1900 children with an
attendance of about 500. These children
are under the charge of 20 teachers, male
and Is female teachers.
The average salaries of our teachers for this
year is 1892 "a year-out OF which they board
and clothe themselves. The Sd quarter of
the school this year has just closed. and ow-
ing 20 the fact that only about two-thirds of
the revenue for 1886, has as yet been col
lected or paid 10 the City Treasurer, we arc
without means TO pay our teachers for the 81
quarter of the school year.
By the enumeration of children for school
purposes for 1856, we find $500 entitled TO the
privileges of our Public Schools which num-
Der for 1857 will be increased to over 5000.
One half of those children reside below Main
street. Above Main street there are already
children enough TO crowd the present school
building. Below Main street there is no
building Of any kind capable of accommo
dating one fourth Of the children. We there
fore request that Immediate steps be taken
TO procure of Alexander Iaughlin the loo
by 500 feet of ground by Willard Carpenters
residence or some other suitable piece Of
ground in that vicinity. and that another
school building similar 70 the one above
Main Street be erected this summer to meet
the absolute wants of the children below
Main street.
The cost of $50 BY 500 feet of ground in the
vicinity of Willard Carpenters residence
would be from $4,000 to 5000, upon three
fouTths Of which credit could most likely
be obtained. y building similar to the pres
ent School building so feet long and CD feet
wide, three stories high with good tin roof
could be erected for about $1,000 upon Il
part of which credit could probably be OBJ
tanned.
The increase of children entitled to the
benefits OF Public Schools in Evansville and
Lamasco for the last three years has been
over 20 per cent per annum, or over CD per
cent tor three years. ~ such a rate of in
crease by the time a gocl school building
a. above indicated could be erected and paid
/ for. another similar building would be re-
Quired at some central point over the canal.
! At tho present rate Of increase, three build
| ings similar TO the one we already have IN
! i've years from this time. will not accommo-
date the children in Evansville with School
accommodations. We therefore urge that
| immediate measures be taken 20 erect build
ing this season below Main street, Us we have
now as many children without School ac-
| commodatiOns - We had before the present
/ School building was erected.
| To provide Schools for the ensuing year,
| - teachers at least will be required at sala-
ries amounting TO not less than 5000.
| Fuel, rent, furniture and other eXpen
ses not less han,..........--..- loo