, 1861-05-28
sentia1 for the equipment Of tho Brigade. It
amounted t to shout $50 per man, figured at
the lowest figure. The specifications Included

ttt1H AaAtteoa as loG.. ~
1,M9 rubber blanfets 1t $l.I..::..,........ i.!so
1.o@ blue mlxed ove1coats at $1o..:.........1oooo
@ a@o@ eaps q hats At ~ So2
100 htIGae dresses It elo..-...........:::.1oo
190o pai.a seea1 at S9 Sn
.r Total..:....:.::..;..: .:::*:&ae, 400
.S GSey %oTea r. tas the tbe a.nos Rsons and
m1ttee, with instructions to report at The,
heai 1id. Agers thsa Wanted to know; =; whether {
the minutes had been read or were poir1r tn
beTead.- The Alderman then took lis leaYr
Qf 1.-THE chamber in high dudgeon.
made to kill the movement,
Aid; Colby explained. =
Alderman Comfsky wanted the matter de-.
cided On Tuetday morning, at 10 o'clock, 9th.
erW1st he WIS not in favor Of the notice
nc Knew Of parties who would adfance the
money upon the credit Of the city and whit,
Witho4tl interest, until the collection Of the
general tax warrants Of the next yeaz., :.
Alderman Colby asked to have the name Of
Aid. Comisky added to com.s It was done,
An amendment Was offered that the Com
Lost
Alderman Hoyt thought the matter should
be held oyer until next regular meeting, on
account Of the absence Of the Mayor.
AID Comisky said that men in the city
stood ready to take the city bonds, md there
was no use OF waiting.
AID Aston amended TINT the Committee
report at the edr2itt moment. Amendment be-.
cspted and original motion carried
Meeting adjourned
Regular Meeting Of the Board OF
Education.
CHICAGO, Mey Is, 1861.
resent,-Messrs. Hoard, Hsge{nson, Nose
Icy, Dores NeWbeTy, Foster, Ward, Steele,
wentworth, Carpenter, HaTcn lnd Shcahan.
Absent-Aess1s. sturtsyant, Wahl aud
+ The minutes of the last meeting wero read
: On motion Of A[r. Mose1ey, II WIS voted
that hereafter the remarks Of members made
in explanation Of their votes shali not be en-.
tered upon the records Of the Board, unless q
request for such entry is made before adjourn.
ment Of the meeting at which, remarks are
On motion Of Dr.. Foster, Chairman of the
Comn nittee on the Examination Of Teachers,
certificates we're granted to Mary Ann WhIta-
Eer, eaEah Il. Woodhouse, Mar1s ]. Coa1e. Ell
en- ". Burnham. Mary L. Herbert Nellie B.
stuItcvant, Fanny E. Mcintyre, Emily G. Pet
T, Hattle E saTye5 Anna La, e caFey, L511 Lizzte
Emma c. Greene, Luna 4. Waldo, and Fran
Dr.. Foster, of the Committee on. the ap~
pointment Of Teachers, reported the follow
ing appointments and transfers since the last
regular meeting Of the board:
Lydia G. Avery, appointed Assistant in the
Skinner School; Isabella Flsgg, Assistant in
the Kinzte School Mary l. Hull, Assistant
in the Washington School; Lconfce B. Wood.
ford, Assistant in the scam1non School; Carrie
c. Touse, Assistant in the Kinxie school;
Rebeesa G. solthworth, Assistant in the
red from the Scammon to the Skinner scnoo1:
Martha A Mertnan, transferred from the
Skinner to the Scammon School; Elizabeth
G. Rust from the Washington to the Franklin
School: Anra u. Cooper, from the Moseley
to the franklin School; and Mary Clark, from
Mr.. Mosely offered the following resolution:
Rcsol,rd, that In view Of the crowded condi
tion Of The school houses, is extremely impot-
tsnt that school building should be erected
in the South Division as early as possible.
Therefore Resdced, That this Board respect
fully request the Commissioners Of Public
Works that they proceed q speedily as practi-
lnt At the corner Of Wabash Avenue md
Twelfth street.
Dr.. Foster moved to amend By adding TOR
On some other suitable lot that will better &C.
coMmodAte the school"
The amendment was lost and the original
submitted by Mr.. Mose1y wos
.doIts
Reports on the condition of the schools we're
presented BY the several committees and BY
he Superintendent.
a Communication was received from John
A smale, asking Tor 4 restoration to bis seat
U the High School. Referred to the special
committee recently appointed to consider the
CITE Ao1 ferv
3ower to act. ::
On motion Of a{r. Ncwbcrry, the Committee
IN the examination Of Teachers md the Su-
9er1ntendent we're requested to make MI nee.
's.a1y arrangements for Simultaneous writ
ea examination Of such classes ns they maY
lesigEate In the Grammar Divisions Of tie
schools j; and the committees on the several
schools we're requested to devote an entire
1a?f day to the direction OF this examination,
tteF The necessary arrangements have been
made
On motion Of Ar: Haven, the committee on
Buildings and Grounds we're authorized to
provide additional lightning conductors for
he protection Of any school buildings that
nsy lave been rendered unsafe BY the erec.
ion OF llg stalls, II they deem 1t e1pedfent.>
On motion OF Mr.. Steele, chairman of the
on the High School, the following
pupils Weee restored to seats in the HigR
school: Jacob Meyer, George Arnold, George
1@441s*44A4ooNs 1Ah1J X 1aoSt1Sa 1uu AilS8 NlC'
Mr. Steele moved TINT Walter Newton5e
restored to bis eeat In the High School Re
erred to the committee On the High School,
Tlth ' power to act, n accordance With prece-
The Superintendent reported the attendance
II the teachers at the Institutes during the
Ast term.
Mr. Steele presented the following reso1u-
don:
Reso7red, That the committee On Text
Books he requested to examine the: spers.ri-
Bryant stratton's Commercial College Of
his CITY, With reference to its adoption into
The Pnblic Schools Of Chicago, and to report
IN the same at the next meeting Of this Board.
Concurcd In. Ad5ourned.
II. 4 WILLS, se:retasy.
az Bedbugs, cockroaches. Ants, F1cas, Eats
md Mice arc all perfectly annihilated BY the Vo-r
nin Destroyer, sold only by J. Il. johnson, corner
Il State and Randolph streets. Rid yourself of
hesc pests. Price ouly Is cents and warranted to
kill 1h2sss sm
WA1sH.-Appleton'e twenty-five cent Pocket
Nap Of the Seat Of War-shows sewall's Point;
Fort Monroe; Richmond; Petersburg; Harpcr's
fetry; &C. Walsh, corner Madison street and
Custom House Place, hasIthem. Also, Eclectic
Magazine for June, With Portraits Of Clay, Web
tier an Calhoun. EEM,
5TocEs OF GooDs WAArED.-The subscriber
Ein Exchange come OF the most desirable property
Wisconsin. Minnesota or Iowa for stocks Of DRY |
soods Boots and Shoes, Clothing, etc, for desira.
nc stocks. large per centage Of cash will be |
aid. Proposals must be accompanied With fnlt |
sEc1tption Of the kind and amount Of Foods pst-
les have for fa1e.
". G. MGKsoN, ?. O., Box 1G1a.
For particulars refer to 4. u. Moor d Bro, 50 |
'outh Water IT., OF to Il. 8. Monroe Metropolitan
Ia1l.
e II you wish for hushy whiskess Or Hasei. |
attng nustache, send for boz Of Bel1in9-
ANS Stimulating onguent. It's warranted |
o hstng than ont In from three to sIx .weeks, |
lent o. receipt Of price and postage, $11B to ahy
ddrcas, b2 ]. Il. Johuson. 70 Btats street. Chica.
%, Ill 80 rahaa au
DE11c1ous--Tha strawberries 'ta1l smothc7cd In |
1carn, !" to be had 1t the Ladies' and Gentleuen's
:stdng House Of Aessrs- Case L PArmelce, Nos.
2a and 125 Dearborn street, arc delicious, The |
'lace Il kept open until after tho closing of all
he places Of amusement, each evening, and no |
more comfortable quarters for u eupperparty. q
ith Of Strawberries, or Ice cream, csn bo fonnl In
'nicsgo. dust t1y 1t once.. ~;
May 2fth.2t
II Cook Il McIain, % Dearborn street. h.ya
In f1+Af+ sell %n- -.