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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

LECTURES AT TIE Samuel Garland, jr.,
Esq. will deliver lecture at the Chapel Of Lynch
burg College this afternoon, at o'clock also to-
morrow afternoon at the same hour. Subject OF
lectures Unconstitutional Law" Tho public nre
respectfully invited to attend. The attendance Of
the ladies' is especially desired. The members of
the Senior Glass have addressed a note to Prof.
Walker, requesting him to repeat his lectures de-
lvered before them on the subject Of domestic
Slavery" The request is made in order that the
other classes, as well us the citizens generally.
may enjoy the privilege OF hearing candid md
able exposition Of tins perplexing question. We
hope it may he the pleasure of Prof. W. to comply
with the wishes of the young gentlemen in this
regard, and we have very little doubt the lee
lures will be largely attended, and prove pleas.
ant as we'll as profitable way in which to spend
an UNEMPLOYED hour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31
\ y T. RS
CHERRY pk,&TBi:AL,



sRiNGfItIp Mis- Feb, 7. 1876
BROTHER AYR; Twill cheerniiy e'tiy ,oui PHord Ia
the best remedy posscts TIC cure ct "h""Fiig c"ngh
roup and the chest children We
nifty In the South appreciate your skill ana commend yuuf
l,r,l,rine TO orr people HIRAM Coz Kiln n ID.
AMOS LEI Esq Monterey Ia writes III n II O. 4 had
tedious Influenza, wh, confined IN do siA weeks
took many medicines without relief finally tried Pictorial
by the advice of clergyman The hr't dose renewed tho
soreness in nv Ia unAs ss than half the bottle
made me completely well, Your medicines are tie cheapest
~ wras bes buy, aud .st,rm Doctor,
and vour remedies as The poor man, friend
AstIn,n e'btbBs a.. mud Hronchttts.
MIST MAArHtsttE, PA Feb 4, lrsH
sir. Your CLerry FeefJrdi performing ,cuus
In THIS section has cli"S ed several ton aarh
consum ton AMI is cnrng an +" IA" has Labor
affection of the lungs iT Id" last '"il h'hlH
HENRY l. PAINS, Merchant.
A RAMSEY, VI. u, Albion Monroe Co. Iowa, writes,
During practice II maiy years nave f"nnd
nothing c your Chry Pcro for irnG ease and re.
lief 10 rn umptivc patients ruig >reh qs cnrablr
We might add volumes q eAtca bat II rnrnc-
NJ of iii, remedy II found Ia it, rtf'cts
upon trial
COn.nn,pi.ou.
Pr badly rene ~ las ever tth kho"H VIII h cure
many aud h dangerous cases as THIS sou" h"i"nsb
aid reach but to those the emery ft4"" a'' 10
re,iof aud comfort. -.
AstoR HOUSE,, INV YoGK CITY. Mor' = r.
DR. AVER LoWrLLt irr a duty and n ica.nre 10 in.
form YOU Chory Pord has lone ny UtI" Sh"
had been five months lab, ring under the dangerous = Wn
Of which sid eoui procure CAV" her
much relief She steadily failing, unth DIR strong OF
this cy whef. hayn fu advice, recommended n
r nj Of 4, ur madeleine huss his kindness. do your
skl for she has recovered IRON TINT day nhr mol '' as
strong she used m hut Ere" from her cough aud calls
hero, ii wei. Youis ih gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF Sho'ht Vile
Cansumprs do despair til have TIRED AYtis fhr'
Psctoral II made by one of the best md'a ~ hss IN
lie world and a cures bespeak the high merits
..Irtn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

HAaprR's MAGAZINE for April has just come to
hand. Its contents are as usual. varied, instruc-
tive and entertaining "The Vrginans," by
Thacke,y, is continued. Bayard Taylor has fur
nished u contribution; several Of the stories pos
scss unusual interest, and the Editors Table. is
ahundan,ly supplied with good things This
Magazine is conducted with untiring enterprise
and unfagging ability. and its success is immense.
We append the table of contents:
Wrecking On the Florida KEYS; The Christian
Martyrs of Ma,lases,ar The Red River Trail
The Costly Kiss: a New York Detective ESpe-
rienye; Porphyrogenitus, by Bayard Taylor; Head
mud Heart; Little Children; Lost and Found The
Song of the Trinity Bells; Sally Lewis and Her
Levers; A CosmopoIitc Bill of Fare; The Pauper's
Home; Bored to Death; My First Of April Ears :;
Half an Hour with Mr.. Hume, the Spritualis, !;
The Virginians by W. NJ. Thackcrny.
II. c. Victor has the Magazine for sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31
STITZER.
Opposite ne h1cho"ge Bunk,
Main Street, Lynehburg, vm.
All, STYLE PREMIUM HATS

STITZER.
Opposite the E1chdnyf Bunk,
Main street, Lynehburg, vm.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
S,TITZER's is the place to buy Your HATS, made n
y under his inspection, by the most celebrated EA
worknlcn that ran be p, oduced furnishing lis s'-o
with the handsomest Hat that can b pro-
iuced There nothing like them In this city. They the
Hat seasonsomethng really beautiful He does not
design being cgoa but What body must be So
IT, therefore rant Hat TO eclipse all other hats in beau
s tho head aud cxqisey beautiful Szers is the place TO
lie would call attention to HIS large stock of Soft Felt
of every grade and quality Servants Hats In great vaI
CIV fnc Navy Cloth and Plush Caps Chreus Fancy
a,s and Caps Ladies' Riding Hats and all kinds Of Hats
made to order the shortest notice.
Stzers Practical Halter for bargains at the sign
of the BIG BLUE HAT - NOV
NEW STYLES! NEW GOODS!.
HAVING Just returned the Northern cities where
II have taken ordinary In the selection OF
aond and complete stock Of BOOTS. SHOES HATS CAPS.
TRUNKS, UMBRELLA, CARPET BAGS. &C.. &c and
having gotten OF them in and ready for ,pee'
ton would respectfully solicit call from my friends
and the public L. l.. ANMISiEAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
I'LL WINSTON &c CO..
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EoRyELL HOUSE.
LYNCIlBURG, VIRGINIA.
UJAyE In store the largest and best selected stock Y
IL of CABINET FURNITURE ever offered n
this city. .,,.., .. o-9k1Na
con constantly on hand select assortment OF NoRTfEitN
TTRNITJRE specially adapted to our market all Of which
dispose to sell on the mor easonao' terms esohi
In am of line wUnd do wei 70 give MS can
before purchasing determined not to be "ndsod oy
house In the state ,
Akinds Of repairing done with Pro'anass at reasonahie
M Nv f,rh is n. JRpy SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

rNOR - ..R-ln Campbell ceasty, AND - -
sixht Of Lynchburg. a very desirable Farm con =
,.inns 1881 Acres 80 IN Wood; fine Orchards -
and the mpr good and extensive Apply "
B. o., through Lynchburg Post Once
march II dlmifs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31
LYNCHB kG CARDS
ocpa 4 ! i 4; MMMmtGHE NKasscuArr

OrPosfe The VI, g,n,d bunk,
LrSCHBHRG "a,
EEfS conAta y hand large and varied asanriment
IN If GRoCER.aS AND STAPLE DRY GOODS witch
hoocrs the trade prices Cash In exrhanGu
r Produce IL his purpose hereafter 10 conduct his busi
entirely CAsu and In order affect this
desirable object he will sell such prices will protect the
"ur"st OF all who may him with call
Grateful for the share Of patronage received At the hands
NJ hts friends and public for the last az
crn years ho begs of their Kindness IN hs
rnt business Ian It's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31


lowing statement Of the operations of this r. nd
for January and February last, also from LIST July
1858 to 28th February last. and compared with
the corresponding months of the year previous,
shew good exhibits, and presents encouraging
prospects for future results.
Receipts for January and February 1858 and 1889
Compared.
Freight trains January 1883 s7 a55 50 Jany 1859 s1l2 ID
p p.s.sns DO DO fsey ss - fe:s q 81 %
s5636s3I es 500 &c
Shelving an increase of S2G 307 3j. equal to Az!
per cent.
The increase of passenger receipts in February
1859, was upwards of l26 per cent.
The reduction in tie rates of freight has not
vet had sufficient time to increase the tonnage to
the extent calculated on there has, however been
a considerable increase, as will be seen by the
following comparison
So r.s9usy ~ February us'y
siasei 40 el5a55s7s
showing 20 4-l0ths increase of Tonnage.
For the eight months ending 28th February,
1889:
The fr,,sbtrceeip,s were sz3l.q2o47
The receipts from Passenger Trains a.65oo 81 4772 a
For the corresponding months ending 2sth Feb
ruary, 1858:
The freight receipts were Sl64lOOs2
Showing an increase Of lt2'!s2e"
being an increase oi upwards of GO per cent for
the last eight months The freight receipts shew
about 10 per cent increase, whilst the increase OF
passenger receipts are upwards of So per cent.
If this ratio of increase upon last years re-
ceipts be maintained land there is every prospect
of it, the yearly receipts of the Company for the
current year will reach very nearly
The receipts year ending Both June 1853 46s 100 81
d. per cent Increase 2n.27s ~
7.s 46e ~
The estimate Of the Board Of Directors i'll their
last report was S6j0,000.
The following exhibit rs to the passenger trains
for the six months ending 3lst December 1888,
compared with the corresponding months of the
preceding year, shows an increase of passengers
of all kinds. Of upwards of.30 per cent and an
increase of mileage of each passenger of So per
cent, aud an increase yield of each passenger Of
~ per cent The Express business upwards Of
800 per cent. increase
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31
AN EXTrNSIyE DUsrNDSs

I'It Now York A's~ "Sanr br forin-
II th' extent II tie sewing Machine .its,, thc
i'et that one tHupar, tWHEtIiU Nll-'N1
uia'tuirE machine - p,r
demsnl hNaNs i' ~ advance the The vHriu
other c"pant'- h'gc htr manufacture lah nearly
Mhttits -. No ST.!
Hfoadn - bus4e ,tburne, rrdsr and costly
manner. than 9TH ~ the country
sol" Atcrl in lyn,hhns, WV. l., FACE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

rum X co L. Oh Live bUve on hamd large
lot Of PURE COAL OIL which We warrant to 1e Of the
as, ouai,y l. color pure from smell burns clear ana
r,gt and does smoke We have made sneh strange
snts " IN the will full supply 81 All umes
% sonds can order with that they Will get
pure article. For sale BY =, u,ou,Sox a m
march 20 dts. .. ~. nOM reON - ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

LESSONS IN NEEDLE WORK,
FOR CHULDREN AND YOUNG LADIES.
Miss NARY ROSENST1Ef ia 90 the liberty to announce
nj TO the citizens Lynchburg that she will be prepared to
instruct ID all kinds Of hne NEEDLE WORK, PLAIN SEW
ING AND EXITING.
r r n NJ s.:
Fine Needle Work. per month " %
plain Sc " ing Knitting, per month";. %
Two afternoons In the week --
The scs ion will commence the first WEDNESDAY In
APRIL ---,. =. -.
For particulars apply at Miss RosESsTELs Store, Main
Rtreet one door below II. C. Vicor's Book Store.
Rcference-Stabler & Jones' march l6dlm
NEW GOODS FOR aP RING, 1S50.-NATm.
II GUGGENHEIMER has returned from tho Northern
c,,ies with and most beautiful STOCK Of GOODS
he has ever had the pleasure Of offering the public.
and pains spent In the selection OF
prettv DRESS GOODS Ladies' He 10 they will com.
pare beauty quality price &e with any house In Lynch
burp The will please call and find Plain and Fancy
silks $50 pattern superior Black Orc do Rhine
Siks BLACK Bagadcre and Broeade SIks, Bareec Robes
double Jupes Org.nde Robes donbo Jures Jse"n: Koos
Ix and Jpes Valencia Plaids and stripes Manthas snd
Shaws ,ome very ne Embrodees Hoop Skirts PLAIN rn
ed and frInged farasos with extra lot OF Cio'ns Oass
,nores and Vespes general OF staple ooods
n B-Country Merchants visiting Lynchburs VII. please
give IN call .,x " We
march 70 dts Hep and Bristol News COPY ----.---
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

We cannot refrain from expressing our gratif-
cation at this encouraging increase in the business
and receipts Of this company. and to reiterate.
what we have often stated, that the Va. Tenn.
Railroad is destined to be one of the most ire
ouened as it is Que of the greatest improvements
in the United Stales The Gordonsvile and
Lynchtury extension is approaching completion,
and when opened will greatly augment the pre-
sent travel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31


And PtIHNIHn Gu
lie wnnd tho attention nj families md houa keepers
III. ubi, best
Java teGcH rr,at labor Iai hn i'tr aud Her
rings In hnr'rls halves tartr and el9hila Ma and
Also large sio'k n hanncrrd ald oiled iroi wr
ed suit ilr' EnC sui ln, mr. Wagon and
Vat It'n NSrs, cat Boxes II,llpws, Ni-es
Anviis viii oih, HI ne business All 81
which ~, hc,rf,r clSh shut rrcIii negotiable
piper Iht wbahny Tor cash vii nud II H. thor ntcrrs,
cxamr o.. %. rk 'uN i,E mach l. ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

TTrNrIoN MS cus:-The -ub., ribcr II
~ pre- pared with s.i.. ~ cloth, buttons. @c. for
Officers cnnts pants Please orders
lie viii a-o furnish SWORDS, EPArLETs &r {" order
march stjdt4 WN l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

-nu THE nAIR.-Ansther supply Of Bar.
k..t. Coeosine for hair also Mrs Aliens Restorer
.nd Zyilobalsam &C.. &c. For sale by
soa ns 1Td,s JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

<,ROQjND PLASTER in bag e. nnd barrels fer
- s " ~ 1885, Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

GENJ. FREIGHT OFFICE v + Il r.. }
IYSCBBuhd, March 10Th, ltJ9 }
lNWUSd. TO the I'm We qnnnii1y Of pro luce COM
ing tho road AID the crowded stLo of tho Depot
there viii I'D In the Depot from aud after
Mo NDAi, TIE q inst
Iiy order OF Gen SuIt I ID JEIilS.
march ii.s General Fr,iSli Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

HDlHf Old TEpETINst. i.IQrO g.
j French FruiS. " his} ~, inn Wine, hr. Madeira
Wine, apps, 81 t't sale by
feb 7dt. SrhHii.R 4 JONES
NEtW TfV ~.-FRHcy Neck y'r- for the
~ Sp,us Net, frt" Tubular, l. t'n Vail. g., &c. Col
art. Glo'cs Hosiery Sc, just received by
march c,i,iis WIN l. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

Number Miles Travelled 10y Way Pas
sengers, i,soobi <,ieo
ps. rr.,s c46f14 . 35o
,,r Ms ravcled by both kinds, 2,6l47e5 $500
.,y.Iage Number Mics Travelled by
each Way Passenger, 9-l0
Average Number Miles Travelled by
each Way and Through passenger. 6l4l0
Average tate per mile passenger
fore upward So per cent increase, 1910
a, i,.-, 4i.L OF each passenger, ~
t.rc,nt increase, ~ " 81
Eur, ss Busipt 49, 1853 IS 5,4g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

~ RS.ALUA.-ODD FEEIOWS' REGAEuA
Of handsome snowy styles Br ihren respectful
y T., and supply themselves for our approaching
fsatI Al CAL before they are all gone ,.cr
march 81 dtsG WM L. rAer-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31


ann DR. n. JOHNSON, Dcnis-t. -
6fS7<I- fully prepared to perform all operation per QftU
the dental pr" Ssirn the hes possible manner,
and fully war; ani'd IN every respect
Teeth cxrnccd 10y the aid OF electricity without pain To
the Jailcnt
~ uFFIcEoppcsc Citizens Savings Bank Main Street,
LYSihLrRG, Va.
Rrl' l:nENUEs w M owens D., WIN. o. Owens N.
ID, j. II Gimer N D., 7 hos 1. Walker, NJ d., John II.
Paterson, N. u, Alex Tompkns, Esq, Sam Mccorkle.
Er John - lac Esd, q " Rookie, 50, John J smith,
Esq j. rby. Isq VIM r. Yancy, Esq, John y. Tyree.
Eaq and II. ID Flood isq. march 25dlyif
rA RARREIs No. 4 Novn scossn Herring,
SDv1 lust received ipninrnt, al for sale low, by
march ds CAMP, SMITH a. CO
XI.EsAND sPRIN<:s.--k"' civcd and now
N hand. Gfiy sets best polished Ink Iron AXLEs from
u inches, Iiuggos Wagons Also. 80 pair timely
finished SpRINGS from 10 leaf with French ends
NJ SIMPSON,
feb e.,lts At the old stand of simpson Brother.
WHEAT An. RYE WHgsky.-AbncyA 4
w Co celebrated pure Wheat aud Rye WHISKY, from
county old and srp"rhnc aril,lefor
a n nv lima rcb idts JAMES BOYD 4 co.
WYE ure o. ~ mnLing n parcel OF John Hot.
w Inns FAMILY FLOUR 1hnse Of friends who
have been waiting, be supplied, by calling ON
march 2i-da NJ lioLllSS q co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

~x,uvv OuHyS, sHOES.-FiDc. medium aud
u common qualities CHILDkEN'S SHOES, with and with
out heels just opened at sr.u,,pv,s
march 1915 ooh ~ " ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

TNOAL! COAE!!-We arc now PrFP"tcd r. ~
ordsrs cr best Rel Ash thractc Monrt tain and Glove
nm Goal Al market prices for August delivery:
- orders left at III" Store of Messrs valentine lie
~ K ain street will receive prompt attention. -
"s ma ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

&ihxk The Roanoke. having been thorough SA}A4kS
" repaired and rehited, has resumed
Nor ragul.r weekly trips tho line leaving New ev-
cry wednesday etternoon and CITY fo' every SATURDAY
morning al O'Clock 81, s.,
The JAMESTOWN leaves New YORK every Saturday
.nernoon and CITY Point every Tuesday evening
rs For freight passage, having superior accommoda
a, ~ III. IN LEE. ROOKIE CO,
80 ~ Agts N Y. & We. Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

NNvAIE. AND s'gsaaNt. PApEHS. BOR-
w DERS AND WINDOW SHADES In store, aud
receiving direct f.. IN the all the latest and most
fashionable ,,- Wal ami Ceiling Papers, BORDERS Cen
and wiuduw htes Of all grad aud pres Those II"
" III nnd it r interrst 10 cal and examine the
stock They ~ find the Papers please rricos lehs
than lcure known In I.ynchburg.
II e VICTOR.
have also No arraugcn with preurt and competent
wurkinrn wl io Kinds of pAptk lIA %GlSG In h
prompt ard sic,ory Ordrrs from and
country solictt,d match lldt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10


INsOLvnNT DISCHARGES UNDER TwOTaKD ACT axr
ASIDE FOR FRAUD-MATTER SENT BEFORE GRAND
JURY FOR INDICTMENT.
shoe and Leather Bank DaMiel Bayksr.-These were
three actions brought by the Bank against Daniel Barker
an alleged insoyent under the wothrd act to recover
the amount or three endorsements Of hs-amount Of
claim was about 81, 600 Messrs. D. 7. Mcmahon ap-
pcared for the Bank and after proving the notes and
dorsemepts rested. Mr. LamOureaux for Defence relied
on an ipsovents discharge under the twothrd act OBJ
tanned before Judge Morris, County Judge Of Kings
County After proving the discharge the defence rested
Mr. Mcmahon, for the Bank, In reply TO the discharge
then proved the following state Of facts-N appears that
the statute makes of the preliminary essentials to
tho discharge that notice OF the insovents appica
zion should be given in the State paper at Albany
Mt least week six weeks before the time for hearing
the On the day for hearing the the parties
who conducted the nsovens proceedings presented to
the Judge affidavit OF the proof Of the publication Of
this notice in the State paper On this trial Mr. Mcmahon
examined the foreman OF the State paper and showed by
him that notice Of that kind had been published in the
State paper, but that old affidavit made by him In
another case had been used on behalf Of Mr. Barker.
Under this proof Mr. Mcmahon claimed that the discharge
void because of fraud The Court ordered Judgment
In favor Of the bank for 81 all the three cases. and
I've per allowance, and sent In all the papers TO
the Grand Jury have their action against the parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

ITO lET-FuRNIsuED, THE MARION HOUSE. 125
PerGepen, street, Fulton street. Brooklyn; i'm.
edac potsesson given inquire Of L. J. Nodne GA he
uitmtste erns reasonable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10
sTTUATIONs WANTED-FEMAhns.

a HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND EXPERIENCED
"a person Wishes to procure situation a. nurse 70 the sick
monthly She well recommended by doctors In
Bfooklyu and New York Call for b. at ~ King third
60or, from 70 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS SALES
IA woman fancy confectionery bakers store. Ad-
droas, with particulars 4. f.. box ll6 Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10

TARGET. EXCURSIONS! TARGET EXCURSIONS +
Companies be by calling on Mar
Mcguire Cayuga Hotel McCombs Dam, corner Of I5ls
and Eighth avenue New York. B-Meais served
al all Aours-cay and night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ELDERLY WOMAN;
Is good plain cook and good baker Of bread; willing
and obgine; willing the washing and ironing to
trouble country folks need apply good city
from her last place Inquire at 90 18th between and m
avs second floor, back room, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10

BILLIARDS.
LlOR sALE-TwO FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES,
complete In every particular bals pool balls and
counters Apply TO HARRY RUSSELL, "A Fulton street,
Brooklyn
IMPORTANT FOR BILLIARD SALO0NS.-BEHk..nGSs
Patent Billiard Register keeps correct acconn o' s'
game and registers the number Of games played,
OI|IKk BRU1HERS, 81 Marien lane
DHEi.AN's IMPROVED billiard TABLES
AND COMBINATION CUStlo -. !.
FOR sale By the psientee and riauutacinrsfs i'ss "
all kinds always or haii r,,,,rx
OCOSNDH CptIENpEN,
Sc - e saa ~ crosby street y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION
IA to do chamberwork and assist In washing ironing
In small family. Call at LA East oath st top door,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
nnARn nF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education met yesterday evening,
RICHARD WARREN in the chair.
The Nineteenth Ward announced the award OF con-
tracts for the building of new schoO-house ON Sew
eny-ninth street, and asked for $4l $50 TO buildt
The Seventh Ward asked for $l2,OOO, for the pur-
chase of two lots for a sehoOl-hOuse.
communication from the Controller announced
that the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund had re-
turned the annual estimate OF the Board, with 20
deducted from the item for salaries OF teachers ana
$25 OC0 from the item for sites and schoo-houses.
The Board, by two-tbird vote, adhered TO Its esli-
mate.
The Free Academy Committee proposed new
tutor.
Mr.. BENEDICT limited that if the Faculty were to
work six hours q day instead of five, no additional
teachers would be required
MIR. GREEs was facetOus in regard to the toOters
and drummers about the Academy. He thought the
expenses of this institution should be reduced; they
were far outrunning anything that the public would
justify.
He sad that uness the system and the character Of
the institution changed, its expenses could not
he much reduced
The tutor appointed.
The Committee on Supplies recommended raising the
saary OF the Clerk of the depository from 81 0O to
81 500, and of his assistant Mr.. Coe from $SOo 70
1900.
- The Normal School Committee report that the num-
Der of schoars in the Saturday Normal School has de-
creased 30 considerably that the number Of classes has
been reduced. The Committee ask authority TO en-
ploy lecturers in order 10 make the School more at
ractiye. An appropriation Of $50 was made Tor such
lectures
Mr. DAVENPORT moved that the resolution empow-
erng Local Boards employ lecturers on natural his
tory and physiology, at 8 per lecture be rescinded
Mr. BEEEDIcT maintained the Importance OF these
lectures
The resolution was rescnded after debate OF some
hours. 4,
Mr. CUSHING stated that VIM. H. Anthem q Co had
Judgment against the Board, and had ndemnted the
Sheriff To levy on the property Of the Board lie pre-
+ sented resolution to pay the bill: o..
Mr.. WATERBuRY said the Board had no property; it
all belonged TO the cty-and the subject was land on
At9I p. m. the Board adjourned for lack of quo
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