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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
REWARDS.

4 SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE GIvENVFOR IN
"A formation concerning the whereabouts Of ratse ccn
who has been missing for he pedlng
ornaments s about Eve feet in height, with ttroDg black
beard and could speak Epglish but little. Apply .,
Chl, LAG elm street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

DIP VAN wIEELE, RIP VAN wINKIE.-A FLOAT
IL ing palace for the Fbhpg Banks excursion thus
&C only Monday july 25 1859 Fare so cents The
subscriber meat respectfully ,fornE his friends and The public
hsi he has st great this sslendd sese
purpa of wing chance Of psrskng
tie best day enjoy they experienced Two co
lon banda engaged tor the occasion NB.sste rooms
for accommodation OF families. Refreshments OF s
screns nshed on board he boat Will make the follow
ing lsndngs Br0orle street. East river O'Clock; Peck alp,
river ~; Amos street North river. S; Spring street
North river, S Jay street. S and pier No. North river
O'Clock. ALEX. MASON, Comm odnre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

HUDSON aIVsh bUhhn. PIE ST BOARD
~ be secured at hiserdae tn city via
boat or rarosd apply he premises street.
up stairs, front Office House within . stones throw Of he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

DOARD In BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife one or two single gentlemen can be accom- ,dd
wnh pieassLt and board In private fam a3
Henry street. Convenient 70 both the South and Wall
ferries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

E,,IsBING BANKS FISH Or HROOM5 I'm COMING
from the bsnfs Thursday last the steamer Ctoton passed
the the Croon hosted BROOM he passengers of the
Ioss boed sever hundred pass The question
Sea bass brooma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE ~ j. YEAR
w railroad depot only hour from YORK Morrs
Essex rsirosd beautiful water
baths Carriages leave foot Of Mort
andt street at $780, lls0 and $780, $40 and r. n,
CHARLES brRlNGEH. Prrprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

loAaD III nRoORLYN --THskE Os FOUR SINGLE
gtnuemen or gentle and wife, have board aud
pestabt Of the hes. ocaons Souh broohyD
pIivste ian lily Terms rio5erae Please csu at No 81
carroll street. Two doors from cary street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

fyOuN1Ry BOARD.-A Lady WISHES 30 lRD EOR
~ herself snd maid AZ farm house Ia the country where
other ooarders taker location and voas
ant and.not over eighty miles from the city address stating
~-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

C0 REWARD OsT, A SMALL MEMORANDUM BOOK
DC diary 1880 OF value at the The
sbove reward win be paid by leaving the IS Dey
street, nFet loft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

siOARD ~ BBooKLyS "A LAReE HANDSOMELY
81 iurnshed room to let viii board Ia pleasant location
aEH ELI gle the btuse Ia gas
bath dc Apply Ut 22 Henry street. between Copgress and
Amity streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

At OsTRAND HOUSE, sANDs' POINT, LONG STAND
~ Distance twenty miles from New York, by the new
steamer Long Island capt ugusu. somerindyie Leaves
James so, East river p. Nosranc
House at A. Also grounds In conpecron
with the above, TO let furnished cottage of rooms.
b. q NOSfkAND Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

BOARD IN BHoLpW AY.-HOUsE FIRST GLASS
- every modern improvement handsomely furrished
throughout second floor excellent table
inaer O'Clock lOcsgon central $50 Broadway, above
twelfth street.
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PERSONAL.

INFOPMs'lON WsArEi--CF Mr. o. HAZE, LATE
6m vsip.ILso chile. The LEI DIS CT a. whom he mad
lei.ers 1sous him HIS ~herea
tons !.G!ress MGnas ha 20 North second street, VII
r.mtbrg, l.. /.
AR. WILLIAM ". COvp1L, JEWELLEH NOW Or
AVA lae Of. ayracu,e, III hesr % sh.ng n airar
sending he eddrss % box 6si new io-k Pos. oni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

BOARD IN EAST BROkDwAy.-sINGLE ROOMS FOR
- genemsn, with full partial board, st So East Broad
gay Terms moderate Tor permanent boarders 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
SUMMER RESORTS.

SVOREsr house, BUDD's LAKE u. J.-NOw OPEN
for guess For pariculsys Of route &C. INQUIRE OF D.
LUhsIs, ~ Warren street, kdireas j. n Sharp Co..
Budd's Lake, N ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

NOTICE s.w Yo~r. o.. 20,
consequences Of Me eas increase N Tie ssle - ~yp
o. AN sas ss &c az g % gs
- : : S'''' JOHN JOIN s Ssa Il. u.,.....,..,
roLzys CELEBRATED GOLD rzsSss - '''...
roLEYs ozLEsaArzD GOLD rEsS ..., ...1...
TIE ana ss:ss:: s
FOR DIAMos + = f y ssia GOLD FEN,
That VIII ssisr years Ss $50
To make the be Gold Pens nov IN ,se a Tn fetov1r,
circular amply proves'-crpc
To those engaged in mercantile pursss any ,uvsnuv ~
WIN .s.s ssors n. 8 n e
q he p1sssn: sss q pen ss =
Il as o.. q ~: @ = We
ys pfn ,. s.S &c pen ne cr ns e. % Ssss met
city Ia their manufacture:
mend ssn 10 thOss who wis 70 bes saA nOs psfsp -
signed By hs following and one shess.na ohsss-
Henry gaouss VIZ Hoc bal.
George ssnsy, Ca,s.es As;scpo!i,sn s.. u..,
ysss ysss s ssss:sIat s:!I:s 5s::sSs::; g.
XssSs;sy $500 Ss:siss Sasss:s s.ss:sss ss.s
9. L. Haishi, Teller American EIehsose BsnE
ssssdIsy ,e Tsl se1 B.1f S q Nora America
A Ri ss, Gs. 4!s Corn c, E7Eshssnss Bal.
8. D. Tappan, Cashier National Bank
Hole soss sPPSssssssrJ sasssaa .a
+ B. +. Warner, Cashier Contineufai HANK.
Geo . Lymsn Ienassr New York Cleminx Hsu&
ss1sy sss 1sE s s:1s s Ne r is
r D; Msigs, Teller Bank Of Americs
WIN. l. jenkins Csshier Bank Ok Amesca;
z Arthur TIE Bent S Ct S s.ss
A. N Smith Teller Union Bank.
Charles 4; Macy Cashier Park Bank
Charles Dennis Vice President Atlantic Mutual In. o.
J. Chapman Cashier AtIaniic g MUTUAL ii Ina nA CO.
Enwooc Walter, Presdent Mercantile Mutual lns. o.
8. j 6sspand. Secretary Mercantile Eusu.l Ina Co Co
VIM eoSss Vice P. saR sua Ina g.
O. 0nSsr.ak Secretary ga rse,ac Mutual Ins Co
IF Cox, Vice President Great Western ms. q.
Danl Drake Smith, President Commercsal H.tuAtIM -.
VIM Bement Treasurer New York and New Hsye. - O.
Sa. Hsoa lss 9 n st q
VIM Whitney Columbian ms Go.
Morris Morris Franklin, President New York life Ina Co
American Express Company
Also adopted by the United States government and
use in several Of the departments u Washington
TEN TEEN ca lssesr. Bso, NG s
PVN IsA Bro boC IS 1s5 No III Broadway
s9IE sss ssea Ss q NJ si s fsa street
e. CLAYTON-A SONS statcners. l7 Pearl street
~ sri Pine
HosEeRp CO a, s.ationers No 50 Villa street
eco SHELF ..snsr No W Va. street ''s'
pEvEIIE & HAGAN, sts.ioners No Nassau street
JOHN nIsIgRNEIIs sta,ioner No. H9 Brosdwas-
FOkTEk riTCH s's.icnsr NO Bsex ~. stree
FRANCIS I LOUIRRLl stahoners, IS xaidsu IAns
Sold ADO by jewellers and s!aoners throughout the Uaso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

il hoard OF EduCatiOns
| ANNUAL ESTIMATE or nKPENBxs AFRO
PRIAra0Ns, ETC., srC.
stated meeting Of the Board Of Education took place
Wednesday evening" Richard Warren, the presidout 10
/ the chair.
An decrease OF $500 year tho salaries Of the two
principa, teachers in Ward School No 49, male depart
rnent, was asked for the grounds that they
were appoinN ID by the local board at 1880 a
year but lad never been paid but u 500 because
Of a bye-law nan I'd by the Board Of Education 10
the effect tb,t Al 60 ould be the maximum salary paid
20 teachers under The m rd Of Education The subject
gave rise to considerable csson, and II was Anay
ferred TO committee.
A communication received from the officers Of the
Thpteenth ward asking for or " 900 To
put a heater Primary sch0olhouse No q The question
gave rise 10 much debate but the amount was finally a
propriated
plan for Introducing gymnasiic exercises into the
public schools received and referred TO the Commit
tee on Course Of Studies, &c.
Commissioner GRuS offered q resolution 10 the effect
that the Board Of Education recommend less restrictions
and confinement and more recreation to the children in
the primary schools and itpassed after prolonged dis
cussion.
The COMMITTEES on Heating and Ventilation reported in
favor Of approprating 81 1887 for putting heating appa
raus in primary school building No 10, and the report
was adopted after being discussed at length.
The Committee on the Annual Estimate and Apportion-
men reported that The estimate Of probable to
be raised for the year 1880 for the purpose of meeting the
current annual expenses Of common school instruction
and presented the same tohs Board in the form Of
n>AA 49, - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
williamsburg City News.

ACCIDENT ON THR FLUSHING RAuRoAD-A LoCoxoTrv. AND
TENDER SMASHED ONE MAN HuRTAs the nine O'Clock
train from Hunters Point on the Flushing Railroad,
tender and one off the track between the bridge
and depot caused, ii is said by the displacement of
switch The weight Of the locomotive crushed the slight
bridgework and buried half the sand and smashed
up the tender and part Of passenger car. One man.
Mr. Huff the carpenter OF the road seriously injured
beneath the ruins but fortunately else hurt
prevent the accident, and whscd the brakes down. at
the same time jumping off with the fireman and saving
themselves. The passenger car much damaged but
none Of the passengers received the slightest injury
temporary track was laid as possible in order to
get another locomotive out and from Flushing
The track at the place where the accident happened is laid
on sort OF bridging leading the beach from the
OF the pier to the land This bridging extends three
hundred feet and instead of being supported by piles
driven in the ground supported by wooden horses
ting upon the sandy beach Had the train been coming
accident would have resulted seriously to life and limb
Mr. Hun was taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment
The loss 70 the company pretty heavy, amounting pro-
badly to $40 600.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NOMINATION. Wednesday the
Republican Convention for the Seventh Assembly district
reassembed for tho purpose Of nominating candidate
Assembly in place of DR.. Frank Tuthll, who in consc
quence Of the situation OF his personal affairs was com
PEELED TO decline the nomination The Convention
nominated George H Fisher the frat formal ballot
ana that gentleman was then introduced and formally
cepted the nomination rendered him Addresses were
made by Charles Briggs, republican candidate for the
Sixth Assembly district and Charles N Atwater Eso .
after which the Convention adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
Cancellation or the Great Cr5ckgT Match
ut HObOken.

NJ Hoboken.
IOCxYHK's SIDE VICTORIOUS.
Almost much interest has been eyinced IN this
match ss IN kho international match Il being much
more evan one.
AT ten inmates TO twelve O'Clock Sharp and Hayward
resumed their innings These gentlemen kept their bats
for long time and scored wel particularly Hayward,
who sent the ball 10 every part OF tho ed nearly every
hit counting three, when he caught by Canyn for
twenty eight runs, meade followsA cut, and
made, followed by drive for three another for two,
cut for three and drive for the same number ne
leg hit and three scored followed by another cut
for two two drives for three each four ana single.
Head followed made two splendid hits for three and
a two, when he was out, making vacancy at the
wickets which filed by Carpenter This gentleman
generally manages 70 second only 70 Parr
but this time no failed he caught by henry after
he had made three.
Diver followed and kept his bat through the innings
playing in beautiful manner. Fine play shown for
some tp between Sharp and DIVER when the former was
caught By Wsden for eighteen the largest that
any American has made this week II Is composed OF
cut for two two snges three drives which carried the
ball the limits, and for which three each scored
single, followed by splendid leg hit for three and an
other single.
dered the best batsman the American sc) has been
very unfortunate only scoring his four innings In
this the ball just touched the bat and passed into the
hands OF Lockyer.
: Stephenson followed, made f,ne three hit and was
caught by Harry Wright jackson took his place, but no
only made two singles, and was caught by IOckyer.
The last man, John IAywhite then sent in. This
gentleman played well for short time, when he was
caught by arr for seven runs two drives for three each
ant single thus ending the great match, which will be
remembered Cor many year.
Diver carried out his bat, scoring his eighteen very
nicely made up Of four three hits and six singles The
following Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
City Intelligence,

THUNDER STORM IN OCroBxR-The atmosphere during
tho day yesterday was considerably mider than il had
been for nearly two weeks previous In the afternoon the
sky overcast with heavy Clouds late in the after
the rain fell very fast accompanied by thunder and
lightning. thunder storm in October Is novelty in
this latitude.
FiREmES vIsIRRs-The Damper Engine Company, of
Hartford Conn., VIM Martyr, foreman, will arrive in
this city Sunday next in order to take part in the pa
radc Of the New York Fire Department the Monday
following. They will bring sixty five men, including tho
band They will be received arrival by Lafayette En-
CINE Company, No. 10.
ATTACK OF PARALyHs-Captan Bovine, the well known
Underwriters agent was attacked on Friday by para
ytc stroke He has lost the OF his left side aud up
70 ten O'Clock on that evening remained speechless.
FinE IN WEST NNMxnrH SrRnr. Between eight and
nine O'Clock last night Are discovered In the
pcnter shop Of Dunn selkreg i2o wcst Nineteenth street
Tho frcmen quickly extinguished tho nre. Damage to
stock about $780, insured for 500 In the 81 Nicholas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
Court OF General Sessions,
Before Recorder Barnard.

PANEL IHIKr
0cr. 5-The first case that was tried this morning was
charge of grand larceny against named Charles
williams, the complainant being John Mcnamara, who
gave statement of the affair." he said that the after
Of the ID of September, while hc passing
through Laurens street he accosed by female, who
induced him TO visit house an improper purpose
ane that while there Williams rushed into the room and
said she his wife, He then assaulted Mcnamara and
foroby took twent dollars from his pocket The
complainant escaped, and immediately made known his
Services Of an officer who promptly returned and arrest
ed Mr. and Mrs williams. The statement Of the prose-
cutor and the jury after celebrating
few moments rendered verdict Of isgulty.o williams
was sentenced to three years Imprisonment in the Stats
Catherine williams subsequently pleaded guilty to petit
larceny, and WAS sent to Backwes Island for three
months.
James Smith, boy twelve years Of age, who was in
dcted for burglary the third degree pleaded guilty
petit larceny and judgment was suspended by the Esoor
his father the necessity OF keeping him home ~ night IN
the future.
Thomas Hadden, keeper Of sailors boarding house in
Cherry street. placed trial charged with perpetra
on the 18th Of june He swore that MADDEN wanted linn
10 60 in packet ship 70 Liverpool which ne refused to
do, whereupon the defendant struck him with an iron
bar. The jury convicted him Of assault aud battery, and
although he had good bail and offered to increase it
cessary the Recorder committed him to the city prison
desired the sentence TO be postponed Mr. sedgwck in
pending against MADDEN and under the circumstances the
Recorder refused 70 permit him 70 go at large
u.rr c,r. zes,,s..h NSD ,nor;nn ~, oh.xroa
with assauItins MRS Mary wilson. Of Ne Ils Monroe
street. the 2lst OF July, with camphene lamp The
testimony, which was very conflicting, showed that it
VA .r uru .ua. VINE .n mrs msUn was
n'o ni ue nnn,. @ eSse' sne ru'neu "
nen ~. ~. e aotu..s 49,. sl - ,. -.
tnry and Ne 6nad am
ed suJ - 1a him cH ne
gu |" Mr ~ .f .,.o, r,r,ry e,.,,r, 49,, ,
Tue SDoiANi' n"A'o n.Sv.r' sAih AND f'fziArfaoh
m -. ...., - S oH.o ,.s .x.
!. t e ~ r., nI, 70 49, ~
~ "sas. .es &c I'LL fi'1pas. 0A auu
c p. ouu, ~. o ea 1s,s 90 1osS vuey uuueL
,a,su a oe;n. ~ in n an 10 ~ qu T
aner 1 ,, sss hi ana yVnn w
P'"1 ~ oAAAA'1 S'sASs, "--oAA "sN' AAsu " she
same oSy' - ,rr-r,r,-
n, codr,r;,, ~, SsI a IA sJ n.s. ssso
M ,nS A s seCe,vea
geographic oeSpatcn rum hpsny soou Ae. coming nto
court noi mng u I .e oous. 0 ARPeas nau o.oer
60 new ua Ii llc CIsc VI oahes VINO, " VIII
TcCOlieCeu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Before Edward C. West, Surrogate
Om. S.-WM Of Elisabeth Cleo-This will was
called on again, and the contestants resumed their offer
to prove the Of the lost will and sustained their
motion on the grounds that all the trunks boxes and
papers belonging to the tesatrx had been thoroughly
overhaued and no testamenary documents found, they
were entitled to give evidence the contents of the
TO have been executed by her subsequently to the
aate OF the paper offered for probate The motion was
opposed BY the counsel for the executors The Surrogate
ecded 70 admit secondary evidence of the contents
49, WI, supposed TO be lost or destroyed The was
men adjourned until next Friday at eleven O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
Military Affairs.
SoiNH rAhADk AND INSPECTION OF TIKI SEVENTH AND
sKvENTYFIRsT REGIMENTS

number Of eminent citizens the seventh regror, ri
aeferts, and the Seventy first regiment co w.
burg VIII make joint parade on tho ar,erroor 40 ~,
Ssembe al n H san Of that both regiments will
specton, and will afterwards return =. aor ari ana IN
osSwny sns % when they march through
500 The drill and inspection Yokvie viii no davh
be very me AFFAIR." and the street parade IN tbe a
noon W oe grand IN witnessing two OF our ocrack reg
ynenas marching through the streets fully armed ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

BuRKS-On Friday, Oct, Z, Of consumption on board
pilot boat Virginia, No s. JOHN BURKE native Of Ger
many, and hand on board the above boat.
CANpAss-On Saturday, Oct s, of consumption, Mrs
MARY CASpAoE, relct OF the late Capt Jas Candsre
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem
bers OF Doric LODGE No. $50 and A. NJ are invited to
Grand and Ninth streets, Williamsburg, this Sunday
afternoon, at Ok O'Clock - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Insurance Company. The building Is owned by E Free
man ! . damaged aboss 800 and Insured in the Greea-
been the work Of an ncendiayy man named lansing
Gcie fell from shed 70 tho ground and was very SORT
ousy Injured; both arms said TO be broken. He
taken TO his residence, 1888 Seventh avenue.
MILITARY ExcuRsoss- the past week the follow
ing named target excursion companies passed the HERALD
ofdce:-
Young American Guard, Captain John G. Magee, num-
bered about fifty mnskets
The Suffolk Light Guard, Capt William Hayes, number
cd about 1fty muskets
Old Relief Guaxd. Capt. Christopher Calvin, numbered
eighty muskets They went TO Weehawken and contested
for forty prizes.
The Michael Murphy Guard, Capt. Felix Iarkin, mum.
bered l2o musketsi went TO Bulls Ferry, and contested
for seventy five prizes
TINS Tompkins Musksteers, Capt NJ r. Farrell, num-
bered sixtyvo muskets They went to tho River House
at Harlem.
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News, Suggestions. &c., from Correspen-
dents.


correspondent suggests that as the Brooklyn poIit
clans have four tickets in the field for the county Offices
neither the democrats the other parties being able to
agree amongst themselves as to the division Of the spos
call should be made for Peoples Convention to be
held about the 10Th OF TINS ler the purpose Of Sc
of Kings county this fall Such q move would, he
Thinks tend than any other TO break down clqucs
and rotten primaries and would teach all Of the parties
valuable lesson.
Mr.. SURGEONS NEW CHURCH.
An told Countryman" informs US that Sir James
Stephen, who died lately In London, the brother OF
Mr. Henry John Stephen the retired barrister Of Clifton
near Bristol England who recently subscribed through
lbs private chaplain, the Reverend Edward Thomas Inskip
.c mnnlhcent sum Of $4,000 towards building dissent
ing church for Mr. SPurgoon IN London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

~woa n Mo sAassa, which certainty viii -. aS's'v
The prospects seem 10 favor the impressden ~ o@
pagn win be unusually brilliant and will DO n sA10a
most up to the Christmas holidays .4
u tho nsanIms, let US hope that Mr.. StyakCech's
aNaa tour will be valuable 10 the public Than the
SOLITARY experiences Of the Honorable Jefferson Brick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

OPENING or YHs CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAnRoAD.-
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad extending from
Chicago 70 Oshkosh, Wisconsin, distance of 200 miles,
will be publicly opened Wednesday next, with appro
pirate ceremonies This road built upon the remains of
the st. Paul and Fond du LAC Railroad, with many addi-
tons. The last hfysx miles Of the were was bui in
seven!yave days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

There were not quite SO many persons upon the ground
yesterday doubt owing to the bad appearance OF the
weather
The Eleven started for Philadelphia last night where
they will stay the whole Of next week 10 play matches,
commencing tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Rupture Cured by Marsh q Co.'s Radi.
cal truss They also kee silk elastic stockings for varcse
formites made to order Nc. vesey street, House
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Salaries Of teachers and janitors $3.50 900
Incidental expenses 5000
Pianos 10000
Support OF Academy. $1,000
Repairs Of Academy Observation-Disclosures, 1000
Normal schools. 5000
Apporticnment TO corporate schools a........ 500O0
Repairs In shop. 10000
Support OF evening schools ............. 10000
Books, stationery, &C.. $4,000
Rent Of school premises. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Salaries Of superintendent clerk, &c. ....... 5000
Incidental expenses, including printing 10000
houses, Gc. 2sO 900
Deficiency OF 1853. 26,052
Total 81 3l4 ,O52
This sum Sos 900 in Of the estimate for last
year. but s said to be chiefly owing to the
Der Of teachers and janitors.
The Board ordered the estimate to be printed and
afterwards adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

/ Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and TOu-
peee-The best In the world snrpasng all made Sold and
| applied at the mandatory 233 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Barry's Tricopherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, identifying cleaning curling
preserving aud restoring the hair Ladies try it. Sold BY
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Parisian Novelties I'm Scarfs and Ties
opened az 81 80 William street north OF Mai
den lane. GEO. M. TRACY. Ascent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Cristadoro,s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees-The best in the world Wholesale AID retail The
dyetp-vseiy applied. No. Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

Died.

MccrAvE-on Wednesday, Oct. 6, the wife Of JOHN
koCiAyB OF a son.