The national Republican., 1862-10-13
.LOCXL NEWS.

mena ior tne last Time but hve. 10 one Of bic
Sss. SSs. CGarsotsrs that Of julien b. Pisrre 10
ss kG'i: I. 'sRis; % s: ;y :1Sps.: - a.:
the entirs sincient DRAMATIC company, includ
Mg ,M9g ais. Annette fGos q aa,,an., 1iss Ad.
Hsssrs. Barron, Fsnho, Easisr, Rogers, and
the others. The performances will oonsluds
with the popular iAroe ofs'Poor Pillicoddy,''
with nessrs: setchsli, Bokse, Mics 8opAis 0Imt
ber, &c., tn q principal characters. W are
hi. engagement this week, and there silI b an
entire change Of programme each evening.
FAxcHoN, FAxcHox, rHs CsroEsr, rns Carcx.
Rr, at fordI New Theatrs.-rhis evening q
splendid chance for all Who have mot seen II.
II ID indeed play worth seeiuS-s moral les,
son, In dramatic form, that should be impressed
them to the rennsd and beautiful. Iinistsrs Of
the Gospel. on witnessing n, yin unhssitatinsiy
admit, that II 10 calculated to do every good 10
the morals and the mind. Remember Fan.
ohon, the Cricket. Miss Maggie Mitchell and
Fofd's theatre this evening. t.uI"BG I
WASHINGTON rarArns This theatre may now
be considered e 10 the full tide Of sucoessfGl
:1s c sss Tss S oGS:. q
Albaugh,. Miss Kate DENIM Mis- Viola Oreoksr,
Miss Annie Wfks, and many others, who must
excuse us, ~ want Of space VIII mot permit us
to psrtiou,srize. with John 3. Owens, the beet,
no ~Spds1 ia. Is. psy. sss Ssa u az
mirsbls STYLE. This evening, NJ. Owens sp
pears In two oharaotsrs: - Joshua Butterfly,
10 Ton Tsyior's great comedy Of " The VIC.
.ad = s ssa " ~ ss:
sbo enjoy = hearty laugh. We say, g. And sse
OWene tonight. .'E. ma 20 'U
r. T. BARNux IN wAsHNoroN.- Barnum,
the great metropolltan manager, 10 to give q
few exhibitions OF his great combined family
attractions, with his Museum, Great Circus
and Mammoth Amphitheatrs." The nrst Of the
series will be given this afternoon, under the
comfortable and spacious pavilion Of the great
American Circus Company, on Louisiana ave.
nue. and Tsnth street. 10 addition to superior
gymua!tlc, equestrian, AND aorobstio perform.
,Ss II saoss ss.s . family S.s.
ooncsptiod and assisted By the lsrgsst car.
niyerous animal 10 the world, the fAmous
grizzly bear, "ssmson'') and the Albino fani-
ly-born Of black parents, and possessing,
silksn hair--wlii be exhibited. They win al
appear, every afternoon and night, for briei
period. On Wednesday next, Commodore Mutt
will bs introduced by kr. p. T. Barnum., ..
CANrzRsunY.-Tbis well established temple
Of music onsrs attractions tonight suficisni 10
nll any house In the world. The unparalleled
proprietors to resnsass the talented young
artistic, Mile Marietta, In order that II may Be
produced each night during this week. II 10
superior to any piece ever brought before 4
Washington public, and is performed solely By
the most fascinating and talented young ladies
on any stagei L. AmerioA. Miss Julia Chrtstine,
q danseuse of. great celebrity, 10 also engaged
and will make her nfst appearance tonight.
The various other talented performers Of last
week will also add to the entertainment.
OLYnrIo Music HALL.--An immense oonoours
this admirably located hall on Saturday night,
and several hundreds we're utterly unable to
gain admissions The appearance OF the famous
American oantatrtce, Mss Fanny Forrest, WAa
greeted with joyous shout Of ..pplauss, which
Hamilton, Bernard, Wells. and other ladies, all
met with very handsome receptions, a. also
did the male artists. particularly Nessrs Low
Gaylord, Gardnar, Vance, and The irrsslstibly
Mss Forrest and all the ladies' and gentlemen
Of this nfst GLASS company. will appear tonight
in programme delightfully."- entertaining.
Mssti.g os the Beard " roheol E,sstsss.
This Board met on last Saturday afternoon,
~ wilson s. S:Ss u x: : sSa x,
Ells T. whitford for the position OF teacher.
was adopted: -.
Bs.olUed, That the Secretary be and |. here.
to furnish this board with COPY Of the excel.
lent address. delivered by him, upon the oooa.
sion ST the "Distribution II Premiums' to the
schools ofths First District, July ~, 1862, for
publication in the "Annusl Report" .
hr. Wilson, from the committee TO seleot the
most meritorious pupil to whom TO award the
scholarship rendered by Columbian College,
reported that after thorough examination of
the candidates who were offered, the commit
tee awarded the scholarship TO Jos. H. France,
nnpupil Of The Male pepsr'ment Of The First
preparatory department Of the College,. The
father Of the pupil also gave his written pledge
that he would use all proper means for giving
his son the full benent Of the scholarship.
Mayor to ask the CITY Councils to suthSri1s
the Board OF Trustees " Public Schools to or
ganize an additional secondary school In the
hrst district.
The resolution was adopted.
After a few Introductory remarks, Mr.. vii
son offered the following;
Whereas the levying OF an additional tax Of
I'VE cents on the hundred dollars, to be devoted
exclusively to the purchase Of lots and the
erection Of suitable school buildings thereon.
the part Of the City Councils. and should be
made available to the public schools Ut the
eArlisAt date praGticablei and whereas the or
ganio aot establishing the public school sy stem
makes 1t the duty Of The Board Of Trustees To
make whatever suggestions from time 10 time
they may conceive proper for the better 40.
oomplisbment OF the objects" of saidact; There
fore
l. Rssolpsd, That, In the opinion of this BOARD
the entire amount AoOruing from said tax, the
present yeSr, should be expended in the pur
chase Ofone lot and the erection Of one school
bnildtng on the same.
2. That Ms there is a greater necessity for
present time than In either Of the other dis
ircts. therefore IL should 10 located In said
district. '
3. That q suitable plan for school building
can be selected, by persons duly authorized sC
to do, from some Of the many published work.
on school architecture. and thereby the ex
pense Of employing an architect be obviated.
I. That the lot should be selected and pui
chased, and the work ON the building oom
menoed Wiihout delay, In order that the walls
may be constructed and the roof put on before
the winter setsin.
Resolped, That u select committee OF four
members ofthis Board, one from each district
be appointed by the president. Of which com
mittse he also shall be member and chairman
to whom these resolutions shall be referred
with instructions to take such action In the
premises as they may Judge most effsolusl for
carrying out the views set forth in these rsso-
time to this Board.
Resolued, That His Honor, the Mayor, be re
Qutsted TO communicate q copy Of these reso
lutions to the City Councils, with such suggss
tions Rs he may see At to make.
The resolutions we're adopted and the fol
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