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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall December 3, 1880.
DY VIRTUE of resolution No. 5aI0 OF the
ID Common Council of the city Of New 0reans and in
cordance section 12 Of the City Charter notice Is hereby
yan Of the city Of New Orleans
ST. street from ST. Charles to Dryades street be
yiened TO width City three feet four inches aud four lines
and said ST Andrew street 70 be opened from
Dtsades Howard street. width Of hundred and
'weats ts''"' 'ees '4'D' '"sAee JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Proclamation par lie Marie.

MARIE DE La NoUvEnLE. ORLEANS, I
Hotel-de-vlle, ) d6cembre 1860
I'm WESTU de la resolution No. $40 du
IA Gone Gommun de Ia Vile de Ia Nouyele Orleans ct CON
Ia section 12t de Ia chare de Ia Vile avis est
nenion de Ia vile de La Nouvele leans
aire eIagir einquanerois pieds u4ate ct
unAe ignes la ST. Andre, de la StCharles Ia
Dryades anssi de praguer louyeure de a dte rue ST.
vingdeux pieds neuf de large, patr
ds iawsw JOHN T. MONROE, Maire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
n ROYAL, sAILnAKER, Nos. Is q

~ ROYAL. SAIIMAKERs Nos ls CANAL and
u. II srossman streets, sign of the Rect Hog or Die
Manuiaetner Of a kinds Of Plain and Fancy a ~
BANNERS suitable foy companies other purposes with
FiagAtas suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sngs ee lifted
and furnished to order shortest notice. BLOCKS OF all
ses ready strapped lkewise all kinds of heavy BboCks
SPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery any
other heavy material
I offer for aae Cheap for CASH
Ali Of the above articles found at Nos Is Canal and IT
CfossmaH streets, New Orleans.
Nj b. Sail and Rigging in branches country
orders promptly hed at the shortest possible notice.
MIG 1yIM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Proclamation par lie rIaire.

Proclamation par lie Maire.
MARIE NouvELLE ORLEANS
Hotel de Vile 3 de novembre 1850. :
INN VEIgTU de la Resolution No. 53s2 tiu
Il fose Gornmun Nousele Orleans, conioFIaem, mt
la section 10 de Chaste vile, avis par present
dpnr6 quo pinenon Vile de la Nouvele Otaans de
macadaiser Ia Magnolia parr de Ia rue Fecite
nsqna ravenne Washington confomement aux specifications
tiu yoyer de la Vile. - -...z
ms tRwSw JOHN T. MONROE, Aaire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

- Jas A, HUFkINN, y
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLE- ORLEANS, i6 Juliet 1860.
A Honorable Conseil Comnnn
dc la VILE de Ia Nouvee Orleans:
ES soussfgnes pTapF1efaires In
h Louis demandent honorable corps de fairs
fectonner es banqaees briques pees boue
rgoles bo deux eod de la te des Roman
Gavez Les bsnquettes deyront etre exhanssees Lou
yrage aduge par e Conroeur cnq ours davis
dams la gazette oieee petitonnaires, etc, etc,
John Jacob, q pieds
Misses Maldoon, z
Ben. Faith q 5y
Henry Galway, 2l
H. H. Patemann, 46
VIM Mcdonald, 2T
R. Stubenvauch, "a
Michael Tobin -.Y. =
Geo. Harmann, 2S
H Grtfon, u
Bontemps, IS
Jacob Burkhardt. 53
R. Barny 2T :.
Cob. Yegel, q
JAS "a. HOPKINS,
OF 1awsw eeeetaire des ASSISTANTS Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
PROCLAMATION by the Mayor.

FEOCEalmaEfnh Wy TIAG NHatyDT.
MAYoRA1TY New ORLEANS
City Hall, November 3, 1850. {
DIV VIRTUE of Resolution No. 53s2 of the
- Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans, and In ac-
with Section f9 Of the City charter notice is hereby
given intention of the Of New Orleans
ballast road Magnolia street from Felicity
Washington Avenue in accordance with specifications
Of the City Surveyor, ,. =, ,,o,-r,,,,, ..a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

The Board of Directors may Professionally any power
or nfqege conferred this Association by any
the law which the same is formed by the adoption
any new ordinance of the Legislature City Council
be determined by Of majority In amount Of the Stock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Nuw ORLEANS, July ls, 1860.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 1860.
10 the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City OF New Orleans
THE undersigned owners of real estate
dele Walk respectfully pray that ordinance resolution pc
passed according law for the sale of contract make
sidewalks bordered by cutbsones and wooden CUTTERS
johnson street. from Canal
Wall
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

s.xrEEE coqR De pIsrEIor 2LA VILE II DE IA NILE
= = ~ 'Aea'A'' Walk ER-No. sf2a.
I'm VERTU dun writ de safsie et vente
de Ia dams a6aire cdsssns e proefderae
LUNDI, "a de d6Gembre 1860, a midi a lH6te dc Ia
its rue do IA Commune entire s res M Camp ct es MRgn
sins a vente pubqne adjudication dc la propetG
suit Ia description savoir--
l. DEUX TERRAINS designes par les Nos ct uts dams
lie Quaittne District dams iIeE borne par les St David
Lberte Premiere OF i'aaS@ chacun 80 pleds de
iaace Ia Premiere 100 pieds de profondeu lie NO
forme pangle des Premiere St David, ct mesure 100
pieds de face cete derni6re rue.
2 DEUX rEGRAINs, destgnts par ss'Nos 2S ct Y ayan
foneur DeuS autres terrans dtsnfs par les Noe e ~
sysnt chseun 26 peds de face la here llp peds
profondeu dix terins dssgu6s par Nos i3 H. l
To- H. 49, 10 20 2let u ayant ehaeuu q pieds De face Ia
Deuxdme 100 padS de pofpndeur e No iGMnt apEe
des reS Deuxfe e Li6srt6 et ayan &c pes face
Deuxieme 100 pieds de proodeur ct face Ia ber6
Sase dams i'aiiairr ej
CONDITIONs-Comptanta moment de pedudeation.
E. +. PARKER,
n23 d7 "A Sheriff do Ii PAroisse dtQfl6anH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
SIXTH DtsrB1cr CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans. SAMUEL Il WAIKER la

W
Of New Orleans. SAMUEL ]. WALKER
M. 5729,
by VIRTUE of II writ of seizure and sale
t irccted by the Honorable the SIKH District Gguri
New Orleans, in lie above enlled cause, will proceed
sell public auction, The City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and MagaNe Streets MONDAY, the 2tth dAy Of
December 1850 at Il o'clock NJ the following described
property, to Wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN tho Fourth District in the
square bounded by ST. David, Liberty First and Second
Lots and having each ront Of 80 feet First street. by 100
feet deep, No forming tho q F and ST. David street.
fronting 50 UG feet on the latter.
THE LOTS Sand a front each &c feet ST. David street
by 50 feet deep Lots Nos and u have each % front
Liberty y 100 feet deep and the lots 49, H. 5 l6 H. Is
m q and "a have each front ~ feel Second street by
deep Iot i3 forms the Of SeeOnd and Liberty
and has 6 feet front Second by 100 feet deep
front Liberty street.
Seized in the above suit.
ET PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

lLA WILLIE DE LA NILE
QUATRTEME CouR DE DISTRICT ORLEANS vs.. DAME
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. l.. LAGK0I& ct CAIS-
SOR, FILS,--No. a. I4S.
I'm VERTU d'un writ de saisie ct vente
Il moi adfesse par Honorable Quarlene Cour de District
La Nouvee Orleans dams aRre cdessus ie pfocederale
sAMEDI, de janyier lS6 midi PH9tel de Ia Ci,e
Gomune les du Camp et dss Magasnsa
Ia publque ct adjudication de la proprete don't suit Ia
description savor-
vie dams Pet borne par les Iahape Robertson Ga
borne ct Columbus formRnt angle des Columbus
Claiborne ct mesuant 81 peds de face Ia Claiborne
100 pieds de pr0undeur.
Saise dams rRtlaire ci-dessus.
GONDTTIoNS-Comptan au moment de Tadudcation.
f. 7, PARKER,
di 2b ia5 Shtrifde In Paroisse Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

NEW ORLEANS, July l6, 1850
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
NE, the undersigned, owners of real
wv fronting street, respectfully
your honorable body brick Sidewalks bodtred by
eurbstones and wooden CUTTERS said street. from Ro
Gyez street. on both sides the same e be made TO the
lowest bidder by Comptroller days notice in the
official journal And your peitionerl as III duty bound will
eyer pray.
Jshn jacob, q feet.
Misses Muldoon, q
Benz Faith, 21
Henry Galway, q
II. III! Patenlann, as
WIN. Mcdonald, %
R. Stubenrauch, 81
Michael Tobn, Is
Geo. Harman, Is
Il. eriffnn "a #u
Bonteups, 28
Jacob Bnrkhardt, h3
r. Barry, u
JAS. A, HoPKINs,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
~ . AS. "A. HJFNINN, ~.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

NoUrEaLE- ORLEANS I6 Juliet 1860,
ApHonerable Conseil de VILE de la Nepyee0rtans
ES sOugsfgMeS pEoprieta6fes In
IA johnson, de afue du Ganal Ghemp CaFondset de
msndent d'ordonner yene, conormEment Ia io
pour coueeon de hanquettes brque perre De
bnrdure goes bos les deHx cos de la Jehn
son, de la rue dn Canal Chernn Catondalet
' Haft M w Fht6 n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

Sf1TH nisTRfcr CouRT CITY .GF hEN UKLEANs
Of New Orleans. AhE&ANRsk Rel s7E7, MATEfsoN'
EE VIRTUE OF N writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the honorable the sixth District C0uft
New Orleans a tha aboge entitled will proceed
public auction the City Hotel Common street.,
teen taiap aud Alaaine Streets OH FRIDAY iIth daz
Of january. ls6 u O'clock H.. the following described
4 CERTAIN TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND. de-.
sgnated situated the First District pf his
ely, sQua-e So bounded by Celeste Felicity and Re;
gtGus sreets and has front Of 70 feaf inches Felicity
street inches and lines Religious street. 81 feet
Caese street and Il feet inches and lines he line Of
No Twa
Seized Ia the above sut
TfRATS-GHsh The spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

No two partners whose subscription Is In the
commercial Of which they mnmher shall he eligible
die same time Directors of this Association, shall
rector any other City Railroad, his partner be Director
Of this Company
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

sIxIEME couR DE DISTRICT OLA VILE DE LA NILE.
della N0uyeeortans esLEAnsM es = WALS y-
I'm NERTU dun writ dc suisie et yente
Ia Ioi aress6 pat Honorable SiNeme GoF do District De
Nouvelle Orleans dams fAire ctdessus je prGeddeu le
UNDI "A do decembre 1860 midi rHoIel de Ia Cite rue
Commune, les du Camp des Magasiu la
yene pubqne ct adjudication de Ia popeis don't suit Ia des
eription savair--
SIX TERRAlNS sifues dams Quareme District cette
VILE dams let borne par les ST. David betle, DeuS
eme Tloseme Hyaut les dimensions sEyautes, ssyoir
Les Nos g. l. g. Ct 10 Ineent chacun 20 pieds lie face
Ia Toisieme entire les ST. Daya etIherd sfr l5
rteds de prhfondeur o No. 10 omant ange des Troa
eme David, 20 piets de Ia Tf6senie
50 peds de pruondeHret face la rue st. David.
Saisie dans liatisire ei=dessus.
GoNDlTToNs--Compan moment DO ladjpdication'
u, I. PARkER,
p2S dlT a sherifde ii Paroisse d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
NEW ORLEANS, July l6, 1860.

~ '-s 9-''' - Of the City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owners of real estate
fronting Roma from Canal street carondee
Walk resnectfy ordinance resolution be
according oaw for he sale of contract 70 make brick
sidewalks and wooden gners both
sides Canal street Carendelst Walk
cept the work has already been done by the owners
| N. w. Side. s. II Side.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

Each Shareholder at All meetings for the election of Directors
vote Oh each share held him provided that no Stock
holder shall his i've hundred votes and
provided that he shall have owned his stock least three
months prior the day of voting.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
INo. 642a.ll


Bssrei adjudication by the Comptroller areea
VII Resolution No $50 Of for brick
canal from Eefpi5 GlsihH street.
Blape. ~ ihe sum # dol
hereby rejected b the Common Council OF the city of
New 9sls ssms
That the Comptroller be and s hereby
t0NA the aforementioned to the
ONt hiae AFTER days notice the oea journal the
tons with specifications of the
the adjudication to be subject to the approval Of the
siie1tEepi tonnei1
IEign9a5 Tsfl A r. BkKEWEETis
President Beard of Assisaant Aldermen
fsigped1 J. o. NIXON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
4 sg a YtsgsA al L.sE 80 OFFICIAL.


A&YoRALTT or NEW ORLEANS.
CITY Hail. pec. iS lSssn
Cems1cn ueaheii Of the City u New Orleans. J
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

NEW ORLEANS, june So 1900.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
THE undersigned owners OF property ON
Cont street. Roman Ton street. respect
fully pray that ordinance resolution be passed according
law for of contract for the construction of brick
sidewalks boriered by wooden CUTTERS
sides street, except where already made from Roman
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

plurality Of yoes Counting for each share sac
voted upon shall bG seeRf 10 eect Directors, shall
their % meeting atte their election choose oe Of their
President Of tile Association who shall he elected hy
majority the whole Board and upon gho citations
other legal processes shall 6e served.
IL sa bG the duty OF The President preside all meetings
o. he Beard and III 7f hsabsencA inability act
Board shall elect ot he members President pfo Gu who
shall the time being exercise the fl powers OF Presde
An elections hil be b. ballot under the slpeHendenee Of
npectnrs by the Board from anput the stoekhgd
era ao Dreeorsl at least see& pfio any election
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

failure from any elect Directors the day named
for tat purpose shall dissolve this Assocaon but the Iii
rpc0rs then Office shall hold nnt another election is
held Of which shall forthwith be given provided in
Ar.icle r. aud continued until All election IL had.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

NNAS brought to the City FOlIee Jail On
wv the g4fh OF NoyeInber 1850 the dark grih hoy JIM
Says he belongs 70 Nj William Whialer Hhe lives u Wash
bsy hair a scar burnt left cheek the eye, very
small splendid double Of teeth agreeable face and
Ii aged about % years.
MIGUEL RNANDEz, JR..
Keeper Of City Police Jail
hssissstea @ ~ n v. DupLEssIs.
dl 15t Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

stSrn DisrRct CouRr }GITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Of New ofieans S, y. WALkER \ WINSTON.
RY VIRTUE ofa writ Of Seizure and Sale
Ii directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proc
sell at public auction ut the City Hotel Common street
Camp aud Magazine streets, MONDAY Path day Of
December 1866 II o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty. viz :
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District o. ths city, in square bounded by st. David
Liberty Second and Third having following
dimsnsiens Lots Nos and - have each 80 feet front
Thir between st David aud LbeTsy by
feet deep lot No 10 forming The of Third and David
streets and fronts 30 feet Third street. by Q5 fee. depth
and front ST. David street.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -
e. 7. PARKER
..m Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

majority Of tie Board Of Directors shall be necessary
form quorum decision such majority shall be n valid
opote aet exegp purchase o fg6t of way oF
6rin building FoadS tnr the pnrfhase esfais
which shall require YOlG Of three SuE5 Of the whole Board
al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

Books for tho registry transfer of shares of the ca
g(ock shall be opened and kept subject The restrictions direct
Cd y he Uy-hws A Ane6 Of shares shall be
books and signed BIZ the shareholder his attorney which
the directors may close rs often convenience
znedeUcy r64uire bIt not for longer thHn len
y al lime shond aH8 subgcrbar stock desire ID
tTanssT Ire sine previous full payment having been nsa
h. shall do by substitute Of the subscription
OF e party purchasing provided that the substituted nbserip
-. .ntia raErt trt tln Enara of nifnct0rs-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

dsjae hesass proposals VII be 5eesysd
asina WfnNHsDAY lgtf DeceTntar. 1850 u
s ~ ty We siouse mish rleat frem
Of ordinance No. 40ga. Of ths Com
s d5 II e. @ - v DIlpLEssts (youpfroEler
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18


all OF GOGNAE-A sAALt LOT OF PURE OH.
i t5fs titsksN AZ iasz ed and for sale by
All IL h ARRslsI Il co. "a Common street.
I d. ExsE1nxIgts. GAS FITTER Asp DEALkls ~
asssnfes Nd Hnfs Row. s542 Magazine street,
near the asIend faithfully and pnncsuaiy % u
eTs Dwellings, etc. Atiro up sAfs us
WE % fA4allaiiie &. "a
III ~ s. ~ ras,s4z y s atsuHsa w to - - mo II
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
AT W TIE 3.

Rev. E. G. Sharp having received an invita-
ton to lecture before the Lit Society in Marlboro Stark
Co.. on the evening Of the 7h ins chose for his subject
THeueHr The lecture being of practical character he
was subsequently, invited to repeat the in School
Dstric No in Atwater, the evening Of the 18th
At the close Of hi, lecture motion offered and
red chat lecture be delivered In the ol house of
said District by competent person. each week. du-
ring the present term Of school, whereupon Dr. E.
Warrington was invited to deliver address Thursday
evening" the % inst The Doctor for his subject
KNowLEDGE D PowER and discussed in the following
order: lst, General knowledge which us gain
from conversation observation and general reading
Gliding history, biography, and the of the day
I'd, Special knowledge that which peculiar
Mechanical Art, particular branch of industry. Sd,
Scientific knowledge that which obtain from the
study Of the Natural Sciences We commend the action
Of School District No 5and would recommend to people
of other School Districts initiate their example, he
evinc that Scientific Lectures occasionally delivered in
the different School Districts would great good
to both old and young -ga
sToNH WARE.-Messrs Purdy & Leomis are extensive
ly engaged in manufacturing Stone Ware. Their Pot
tey buildings favoraby situated the depot of the
c. p R. R., where they make L. 900 ga. of ware
per month"; They employ ten hands in their shops, be
sides giving employment to a number Of with their
teams in drawing cay and wood necessary carry
their business They convert hfty of clay into
wsre, per month"; and sixty cords of wood in
burning the same. Their clay bed is distant
miles from the Pottery. and in addition the amount
used in their business they have shipped during past
year. 200 tons to Wisconsin, orders received from
parties residing in the West.
HEAVY WIND.-Abeut sunset on Wedr resday evening.
the 29d inst the wind commenced blowing perfect gale
The house Of Joseph Anthony, in the part Of
Atwater, was unroofsd, and the chimney blown down
We have not heard that his family received the least in
inrv
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
W 1 NDHAM.

As results Of the late revival in this place,
twentynne persons have joined the Methodist
twenty eight have been examined and recommended and
now stand as candidates for dmisson to the Congrsga
tonal Church. Some of this number have been indug
ing hope for some time previous to the interest but
most date their conversion to the late revival.
The season fof 'taf. pulls and sdaubers is at hand
and judging from the vigorous in the shape
of pans arches and buckets, t will be season OF
more than usual vigor in that line of business The
high price of and the prospect of an advance
In the present rates, hits mnny thrifty farmer in the
pocket that tenderest of all paces and prompts
arations for supply of that and
y luxury for sweetening the Ills of life and csunteraet-
ing the that sometimes steals into the otherwise
mo del household.
By the high wind last Wednesday night fences In all
directions were laid to the ground and the rails iu
ny places carr led for rods from their original posi-
tions The top of the chimney Of the Congregational
Church was blown Off and the falling bricks rattling and
Numbering the roos said have caused eousdera
BILE alarm to the worshping assembly. q thought Of
ereaking iibsrs and the Lawrence calamity cam Tit
ting through their minds The roof of the barn Of
sou Jaggnr was nearly half taken eff raers aud ALL Con-
siderable other damage dons. the precise details
which have not reached us. s |
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
G Il A r L E 8 T W n.

RUNAwAY.-A .pan of horses attached TO
top sleigh, were stopped by Mr. Solomon culton last
Monday as they were ascending the Center hill from the
west being without any driver and everything right side
up They soon proved to be the property Of Geo. Miller
Of Freedom and broke loose in Ravenna and had thus
far managed the institution their own way with on
ly some slight cuts on their running gear.
Loss OF VALUABLE ANIMAL.-A few days SINCE a yerv
valuable Jack died while in The keeping of Messrs Coe
and Farnham It was lately brought from Holmes Co..
where it was owned and the value of $lTOOo0 was plac
ed upon it by the The of s death is now
attributed to disease Of the stomach same is now
preserved-althou2h it first supposed to have taken
cold The animal was Grst brought here with view to
buying it ultimately for which averment rumor is re-
spon,ible. E q
The First Congregational Church building in this place
now, as far as the internal are conc err
in tiptop order having pulpit modelled over
painted and grained stoves and pipes arranged and all
In all, is of the first In every respect-
They have introduced new melodeon into the choir.
which makes a great addition to the singing Mr. e,
Hartof presided at the instrument Sabbath
The health of Rev. Mr.. Seymour, the Pastor H. nj
present. poor yet he fatters himself that he shall
be able continue his labors with the Church and ueo
ple-a work to which he is so admirably adapted.
EZRA B. TAYLOR, Esq.,, of Ravenna will address the
Republicans Of CharestowD, Friday evening. March
e The people turn out freely to these meetings. an
find them very profitable.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29

SPELLING SoHooLs.-At meeting of the
citizens Of the Village Of Rayenna held ON the evenins
Of the goth of February 1861 for the purpose of pro
noting the of education in said VILLAGE J.
catlin called to the Chair and H. c. Ranney choser
secretary.
On motion, it was
Resored That there be offered by the citizens of Ra
of said Village five premiums be awarded one to the
pest eer IN each department Of said school and
to be competed for by the students of all OF the
departments of said school.
Whereupon, on motion, the following plan was adopt
ed, to wit:
To the best speller in the Ravenna Union Schools
Hebster's Unabridged Pictorial Dictionary.
To the best speller in the High School Department.
(premium win be announcsd next weekly
To the best speer in the Grammar School Department
-(preuaium will be announced next weekly
To the best speller in the Secondary Department.
(premium win bo announced next week.) i
To the Oest speer in the Primary Department-fpre.
MUM will be announced next wesk.)
For the rst premium open all Departments Of tbe
School, the contest to take place the Town Hall in said
Village, on Friday evening, Mach 23d, 1850
For the premium in the High School, the contest to be
held at the place, Saturday evening March 21h
1860.
For the premium to the Grammar Department. the
contest to be at the same place. on Monday evening
naren zosn' looO.
For tne premium TO The Secondary Department, the
to be held at the same place, Tuesday evening
A..on -. .su' AsoO ~
o 'ne PreHiui 10 sne PRIMARY Department, the con-
test to be held at the place. on Tuesday afternoon
mafch %''n. Hoo.
competing Tor the premiums the words TO be taken
from Mcsuhys Eclectic spelleV in the different depart
rnents as follows viz: The High and Grammar Depart.
ents to take the entire book; the Secondary D.p.r
mont to take the first sixtv p,u.. and ~. r.