The national Republican., 1862-07-18
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GRoyn's TBsArsR.-This beautiful and pop.
ulxr theatre ID " reopen next Monday night
with the celebrated hOOley's hinalre!s, largely
augmented, making twenty-five psrformers In
all. In addition TO the present company M.
Charles Gardner, the great comedian OF he
Mr. Wood, NJ. Jamisos, NJ. Freeman, and pu-
meroua others. The present company has %.
tablshsd itself In popularity, and when II aI
pears 1t Growers Theatre, In oorlunouon With
presume he s.tsndsncs viii 30 extremely large.
Al tSis houss by HooIsyT Hinstrss, is o2 the
most ohaste, refined, and artistic character,
and certainly must continue to be % - long q
the company can boast Of such namsa % Iehr,
Seymour, Howard, Henry, Grimm, Campbsll,
s.S.:nt asy: 1s%sS GonSn.Ss osSsot % Z con-
success wherever they 70. hence the crowded
and fashionable audiences who assemble night.
ly at the Athen@um. Those who wish TO spend
2 night pleasantly, cannot do better than visit
TIE Hoolsy's.
CAMusuRr. great negro comedian.
popular place Of resort. H6 Wit 10 immense,
his songs and anecdotes are original, and bis
control over his favorits instrument. the banjo,
is astonishing 10 witness. Go and ses him 10.
BY those eIcslisnt performers, Andy Lsaviti,
Fsttie Stewart. Mis- Nellie Taylor. the beauti.
ful and charming songssrsss, Miss Jenny Alier,
the fairy danseuse, and othsrs OF the nne com.
pany now engaged At the great Canterbury.
lovers Of fun.
vARrRrrHs.-Purdy still continues to thrive,
a. well ~ he may, for he keeps good refresh.
ments In bis house and every body knows IT,"
and " \ consequence, all nock to SEQ him and
taste his choice liquors.
Mssting OF the Public school n ustsss.
An adjourned meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Public Schools was held at the Aidsrmen's
Room, City Hall. yesterday afternoon, DR..
Walsh 10 the chair.
4 Communication was read from nr. =. p.
Brown. enclosing An application BY his daughter
Referred 10 the Committee on Examinations.
Ar. Wight, from the special committee to
examine the books Of the Corporation, reported
that 1850 stands TO the credit Of the school
As some v, canoles have occurred 10 some Of
the committees. the chair filed the vacancies
80 that the committees stands - follows:
On Estimate Of Expsnsss-Messrs. Ricketts,,
Miller, Cassell and Wight.
On Annual Report-Aessrs. NOrsell, Casssl,
Rhees. and Wight.
Mr.. Morsell offered . resolution that a com.
mittee Of one from each district be appointed
to urge upon the Councils the neoessity Of in
oreasing the rate Of taxation for school pur
posss.
Hr. Miller read resolution that this Board
present 10 the Councils its unanimous request
that In making up the tax bill for the year 1852
they increase the rate OF taxation for school
purposes, from 10 cents On tle0 to Is cents,
and the extra cents to be set apart for the
erection Of school buildings.
Mr.. Moraell withdrew his resolution In favor
Of that Of Mr.. Miller, and the latter resolutions
were passed.
Mr.. Wight moved that these resolutions be
referred 10 a special committee, TO bs appoint.
ed. for the purpose Of presenting them 10 the
councils. Adopted, and Messrs. Miller, Wight,
HOlmead, and Wilson were appointed.
Mr.. Aotsell Idsred . resolution that the
Board meet hereafter on the second Tuesday
of the month, and that the teachers be re
Quired to present their monthly report on the
first Tuesday OF the month. Adopted.
Mr.. Wilson. from the committee on grading
the schools, presented n report on that sub
isct, which proposes TO grade the schools NJ
follows: Primary schools. secondary schools,
intermediate schools, and grammar schools;
the last two grades to separate the SEXES.
Mr. Utarmehls moved that this subject be
postponed until the next regular meeting.
Adopted.
Df. Walsh vas appointed to NJ, the vacancy
In the committee on the above subject.
On motion Of Mr.. Utermehle, the hour for the
annual distribution Of prizes WAS nxed at fur
O'Clock p. m.
The Board then adjourned. &.