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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

aa SATURDAY, list February, 1869.
The House met at II O'Clock n. Prxysr
by Rev. Mr.. PkFaaKlN. -
The AousS ooncurrsd In the Senato'e
amendment 70 the Aill to connect 'the Rich.
nond and Pstsrsburg Railroad, and Rich.
ynond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
road In the ctty Of kicAmond, and astveen
tbs Richmond and PstArsbnyg Railroad and
Petersburg Rsllroad N Pstarshare - n
On motion OF Mr.. HuSrxR, Of JeHeraoE.
the House adopted . resolption changing the
hour for the nesting of the House to II
O'Clock A. ~, daily.
The bill authorizing the Judge Of the
Oourtnf Hustings. OF the city Of Richmoad,
70 grant new trial In the case Of the Com.
rnonwenlsh against Edward Ksrsey ind
HammAft a. Pearce, was passed,
The bill msking an Appropriation to the
Civil Cos ttngent Fund, was passed. 49,
Tns following resolutions Of Inquiry Into
s ssrsdass e wsas ssSpFrsd " Tie sppsoNvts
8, ~ q. i s,.,s.:, of psras.rs =. rs-
1y Mt, MAs.ussss ~ sssrssslss ~ -
sae4ep@lftVo olseIsef ~ ~ O1ossI ri
oea9Syt 00aee bysA HeolaS4.
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The Delinquent List for January-By an
inspection of the cage record for the month of
January, 1t appears that the number of com
initials at the first Station House for that
period, were 100 whites; 3 slaves and % FREQ
negroes, and at the second Station House-24
whites, 80 slaves, and 3 free negroes-a total
of o52 It will be observed that the whole
number of free negroes incarcerated for the
month was only %, a very small aggregate
considering the number of that kind Of popu :
lation in Richmond. 1t speaks we'll for them.
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Richmond Varieties.-Despite very strong
opposition, this place of amussments holds the
even tenor of its way, being nightly eomfor-
tably filled with the play going public Tho
good order and decorum maintained has been
the subject Of favorable comment The dra-
pected in place 80 unified for doing proper
Justice to the tragic muse ~ the Varieties ID.
We have heard several competent judges
pronounce the michael Earle" in tho Maniac
Lovers" of Mr.. E. K. Dalton, on Saturday
night, an admirable piece Of acting.
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Muddy TVater-The river water now fur.
sembies tho essence Of distilled brickbat. a
vast deal of mp country" clay entering into
its composition. The. people living on the
margin Of tbs river must have lately been
abundantly blessed in the way of water. The
river looked swollen and angry yesterday, and
like tho price Of provisions, was ION the
rise"
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The kiu;t eff Congress.

Alter the ADJOURNMENT Oh Sa turday some
changes ware IN ade in the arrangeul ents OF
The hall, which experience has proved TO De
necessary. The Presidents chair is now To-
Gated On the north side Of the apartment, to
ihe right of the entrance, and the me,nb beers
seats are changed TO conform with the now
situation.
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Religious Interesk-Rev j. c. Stiles, evan.
gelist ut largo for the State of Virginia, in the
service Of the New School Presbyterian Board
of Missions, has lately labored with much
success in Leesburg, Harrisonburg, Wood.
stock and Lyuchburg, and is now holding a
a
ia awakened in Lynchburg, where DR.. Read
of this city, is still preaching to OVERLOOKING
houses.
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Confederate States District COurt.-Some
half-0ozen or more petitions were filed agaius,
alien enemies in this court onSaturday last by
VIM. A. Maury, Receiver Of District No. 2
The case against LsroysN. ID obyns and John
NJ. Herndon was to stfecs the property Of
Eliza Gridlay, an alien enemy. In the suits
against the following alien enemies: Att
wood e. Co.; Chas N. Trickies; Catiin, Lea
Wit & Co.. Lyman, Sears & Co; Henderson,
& Trio kles, and Erasmus Helm, property
ana money owned by the alien enemies were
ordered to be sequestrated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03

The Iraocling Pu6'ic.-Amona the Wis
itors At present in this city may he mentioned
Col @. F. NJ. Garnet, Hanover Lieut. Col.
Thos. G. Goldsv,s 4th Ala; Taos ID. Clai.
borne, Va, W. H. Fowler, Or. Spence, C. s.
A.; kARh Turner, leappahannock county; Col
Thomas F. Goode, 50 Va. Cavalry !. J. Horace
Lacy, Stafford VIM Dew, King and Queen !;
Beverley Ksnnon, Va. e.-s.
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Richmond Typographical Soc,ety-At a
stated meeting Of the Society, held last Sat-
qrday evening, the following gentlemen were
elected to Office:
Presidential. G. Smith.
Vice Presidents-CharlesE Ellis.
Recording Secretary WIN. w. Wolff.
Corresponding Sec-etary-J. II. Walford
Financial Secre:arye-Amos X. Henry.
Treasurer,-R D. Grantland
Sergeant at Arms.-John Ii. Askew.
Trustees.-M. B. Goodwin, Charles Ellis,
and j. II. Campbell.
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Yankee Prtsoners-The Central cars on
Saturday brought down one Yankee prisoner,
. German, Wilhelm Earnest, belonging to the
45th Penn'a Regiment, taken BY our pickets
on tho Potomac. Earnest Represented him
self through interpreters 70 have been de-
ceived into joining the Abolition forces. 81 He
said he had only been Avo mcnthe In this
country. - .y.t9-f-.Et-+ - -.
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Rocks-TLe spirit of rock battles among
the boys Of our city is rampant-Cnion Hill
fights Church Hill, and Church Hill fights
Rockets Idle soldiers from the hospitals 20
10 learn tactics from the juvenile beliigerents.
Youthful Beauregards and McCuliochs are
rising into notoriety, and all the attendant de-
moralizing Influences of rar are developed
upon small but ruinous scale. In imitation
OF other great warriors, the combatants select
the Sabbath az day for their engagements,
though they do not cenfine themse elves to it.
The county officers do nothing to prevent
these wicked exhibitions. which result in
physical injuries and sectional feuds as last.
ing as they are foolish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03

Money Snred.-Our citizens when pinched
by the high prices which they now have to
pay for many articles OF daily necessity
should consider the vast amount saved to
them by the blockade of Yankee motions
under which happily we now live. The tide
of small! change which flowed out for Illus
trated "Harpers" and ''Leslies," for men
dacious Heralds, and the innnmerable other
prints of that race for the yellow covered
novels, and the untold items that peddlinR
Jonathan brought to orr doors, and obtruded
into our chambers, is arrested. Untold mil
lions are saved, our literature is improved,
and morality is strengthened. Addison aud
bis elegant contemporaries are taken from the
shelves where they were long superseded by
ephemeral trash, and Laurin Watts, Howe,
Doddridge, and Baxter, and the Bible, take
the place of semi-religious newspapers which
once engaged our Sabbaths
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Religious.-Bishop Wilmer, Of Alabama,
one of tho most eloquent divines Of the Epis-
copal Church, preached in st. Johns Church
yesterday morning.
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seems to Increase in popularity as he grows
older. Ills concerts at the African Church
last week were attended By thronged audi.
ences, ard we learn that Mr.. Oliver will re-
main for some days longer, in order that
every body may have Sn opportunity of hear
ing the performances of bis protege. Toms
improvement since he was last here is re-
markable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03

Ordered ArGy.-Iisutanant j. L s. Kirby,
G. & A., for sems time past on duty at the
Confederate Etatss ndMtary prisons In this
city, has been ordered 70 report for duty 1t
Salisbury, n. G., whore Major Gibba IL Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03

AT6o yOlIOWtu6 YoI08SS PssS ~
Washi. ston correspondence Of the New ss'A
Herald, Of January 30:
Secretary Stanton has issued an oloeI. =.
efEect. that NO farther contracts VIII pc =. ~
by the War Department for any sIa si'..d
foreign msnnfacture which can % pso"~S'~
or made In the United States.
He rev0hco and annals all outstardlnk o
ders, licenses, or agencies for the paIen'''
OF arms or clothing In foreign co9nu n's.s.,,,
About half dozen vcsssis ran sas ~ ,h,ra
Of the Potomac yesterd,y, None .. msrt
we're ilred At. Last night the nsnHs 'rss or
down, As convoy Of two usnspofn. .as.
seventy shets were Afsd At thsm' VIA
effect 10 not known. S.o.s will
There il NO doubt bat that 0sa: Sso al s %
be dspossd. and another 0snsrnt al. (,
comm and q Poo,ssvilis, -. Wnetns. ~.,t,.u
10 Be done Ia cogssq asAce OF the ies.ss ,hs
bv Stone 10 Senator sumner. dsroass, " Ter
latter for lang cage used IN eess": a.lIs
causre pertaintnG 70 the rspeiss ~
Hmm. rem aina 10 b seen. 70.
The "OnWard 10 Rtchmond eys"saa.
vtxsd 70. day, In the = ouse OF prc,nt Of
ttvss. cy Nr. 0arlsy, OF Tho. me ~ .smy.
hts speech seems 70 b % aassss ~. thinks
Ana q 40 . shrmst at Mcclellan. ~. army,
that n NcOlellAn does NOS now
Oongrsss ought 70 move bin.
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The Hvsl1 eeneratnlatss ttssH anA Ne
;Nktn tAa& - alDastsss atasn1iAg TIE Dnls
49, 0sst 80 - verss tAsA tAsy er~ a.
4 35sp1 a1ttioe asu Ae1ne 1At14 81 -
O. ose 1s5lee .Jslgnl6e 4 s. ~
:, I: =; e = ]! q IN
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intensity OF hate which the Injured Southern-
ers wilt bsqueath 70 the yet unborn. Secure
in their stubborn patriotism, in their frm
resolution TO conquer their liberty or die,
the men OF the Confed erats States will main
tain the struggle tall their enemies are ex-
hausted BY their efforts and desist from their
utter powerlesSness 70 protract 1t further. II
IL causes such losses In the North, and neces-
states sach Tremendous sacrifices Al the world
has never dreamed Of before, what must be the
Silent pain, the uAtold gony of the smaller
and weaker psople that il too proud to let
40 hear its eTyf Before they ask for foreign
aid, the people Ofthe Hoath will waste with
desert Of the seven fair States that but re-
Gently wvre peoplsd with happy and Goa.
tented raee And IL there nothing p0Sttcal
or romantic In all thiel IL 1t becSuse orr
brethren beyond tho seas are for the most
pArt men Of the same race ~ ourselves that
their hotolsD causes ~ no thrfaas their su1-
srings hiss no toafsf Had the same spec
tacls Of constancy heen exhibited BY Polea
and HangaUtans-had come exo0o ya0e,
some tribe of Hindo0e, Cinnamon, red In.
diana. o. HonsA s5sa IalaudeTs besn the he.
roes OF spch strife, how loud hal been the
y: e SS4 a.H s sad ~ss
platform, what passionate ielnotions in the
clcset would thel have pleaded the ca use
ofthe pGtr.ot and the oppressed
II It b argued that BIZ recognizinG The
tou thorn States w shAlt WoAksu the hande
OF q Hprt and assist 20 bring 70 IN end
this vxYbY eSettoAs. We answer that this i
The sssl Ts:son yhy We most Wish that the
humanity that We desirs that this Wal, which
IL only ksrt ap By The bltld Obstinacy OF ths
North. sAosid b brought . - speedy : Close
~ may -. 800 sss.ss.e
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felony sfore,aid wereofhe convicted he improred II
the STATE rr.on shsrd labor or the oithree years
"a tfpe extract from ths minutes
HENRY VANDhkl OORr Ceik'
Whom be rived g c prison his imPudenee did not ii
Ma and b. aboc' pacii,ng hs ar' upon the ocer Of
a prison whose secured to thai extent that he
We pern ted 20 do pretty much as be pleased Ohf Oh
friend the Rev Mr LlsKey. chaplain oi the prison was
charmed with him. really believed him to be f.ioEinrd
man After serving HE sentence he came to US TO report
himself We had very plain talk with him. and knowing
him Of hEe educatiop and fair talents we tod
him tai the world had discTded Lin and he had no means
OF earning a homes. livelihood would .lord hin an OF
rotn.ity 90 e, hi bread without resorug to rsscay
pou ~. solemn promise 20 behave himself WIN prophecy
80 CAV, him Temporary employment, but II did not suit bis
ambition he could not restrain he natural d''Io'ion'
He undertook 70 play tn confidence lay on US which we
civ di.coye,ed aud for waich immediately
J,ehsr.ed him Since that time he has been wander
ibs over the country prc,icirg his arts In small way
6rt on one and then another until nov when appears
tat he was dcous striking ut higher game he undertook
to piss the confidence sy GA President Lincoln.
j. Wesley Green Of Irish psrentsgs, his father owning
sut farm In the Western part OF this State lie was eda
cea for he ruis,ry Of the Methodist Episcopal Chu.cb
but early developed peTSese mind that UNITED Inn 'o
the holy calling lilo bad two children By bic hrs, wife, when
size died. and he then 10 PHILADELPHIA aud commenced
pactcns the confidence game aud there arrested and
.euseleed 10 i~e years imWi-'I'I'psi !" ''V ~
tenry Having served out hi time he was Discharge 'a
soon a,.erwsId made the acquaintance oil . s''''
one If the most eminent book Publishers in this city whom
Ia eased She was no, long in discovering II. lIle Ca
scer bu, with womaus instincts abe ,h5ugh, she could
rerain IA, bad habits AID believe she succeeded for
,rle partially but when returned this city the old pas
sion broke aesh aud the result his arrest and con-
vcon above stated. She then went to Indiana and pro
cured divorce from him. ard bis release he sgsn attempt
ed the confidence game upon her, and beesed her with
ponsnies day and night, to be reunited TO him. bni she
knew him too well and he failed In bis purpose sub'e
quety heard tina, he Married respcciebe lady in one
Of the States and he may be living with her at this
time for aughi we know to the contrary.
We cougrsulA,c the Preden, tho dis'if shd scGuain
i.roe he made and II he will only cultivate his endp
and him mission TO jeff Davis. have no DOUBT he
will very soon compass the entire confidence oi that dsiir
individual and thus bring this unhappy war 10 close
Mo.t suuIeIy, Green j. the kiIs Of confidence men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13
.. Wesley Green.

From Tie National Poiice Ga1s,fe Dec IT,
We perceive that an individual calling himself j
Wesley Green has been attempting impose tho Pfes-
don't. by relating to him pretended conversation he had
with Jea Davis relative peace aud the made ~
hi. follow has been published Ia ne lime. Of Chicago and
etels'e copied into the pspefs throughout tho country
Now We very much dislike s.ub the happy feeling ere
atei among large portions people
ooAius for he time when e n,lfsent States shall Te.urn
to iheis oil. glance but ia tA insace PEELED to
dash the hopes thos il GIFTED up to the ground
We happen 10 kuo. this J. Wesley Green as one OF the
most plau.iDc and arsant importers out.ds State
Prison some eight years siuee hs Il city from the
western port %. the STATE, and Introduced bilcf among the
Methodist brethren as the Key. Be Greer aud Invited
to md I'D occupy the pulpit 81 Of their chuch, aud
thereby inalied himself into the good gsces Of many o!
the brethren Having most easc.usy secured iheif conf
danoehe being confluence ay 1t b. termed ia po.
lice ve-nsc laThe TUNED It 10 good sccouu, by purchasing
bills Of good. som number e. them. ordering the ac.es 10
bel cent 90 sore where De packing s ,oods which be-
va particular % have cent o. e tesrfd 10 pay them
delivery. Wien te good, were delivered e would y.ok ul
O. he delk n te s,oie-' hers be- was playing the
draw che %. dl,ils i oo ol two days ahead which ihs
psfte. wo14 receive and receipt without noticing tr
da.e.
IN instance, however 10 payment for quantity Of Jew.
elry b. puich.eo gave check dated the Jay the
delivery aud he had money the bank 70 fastened
upon ham clearly criminal ohense. The fact, were then
made fnowa TO Chief Maiso who at caused his sre.
winch bfough. !orh development Of rAcaity clnuueJ
devised and pope'rlted 1 showed him to be , nasef-
hand At tie business AiI hearing Of th. case he was
committed Tor tria aud tAe following record of biz con.
,iecn Is furnished 1 the seniensDy clerA OF tho Court
Of Sessions.
RECORD OF CONy1CTIOS.
40 Court Of General Sessions Of tho Peace holden in and
FOR the City AMI Couuty OF Newi the City Hall the
shd cry, ON Nctntsday, the twelfth day o. M4ch m the
VI Lord Thousand eight hehdfei ArI hy-r-
Present the Hon James II smith. Jr recorder OF Ae lily
o. New Yolk
The People ofthc safe Yosk ", BeuJamia Greer
alias hOnas Bbncr0t-On conviction by confession Of Oh
tanning goods by fuse pfetcules.
'WheIeuIOn II Is ordered aud adjudsd by the Court thai
lie laid Benjamin Greer, s4!sS 9lsas. pslci0i ioI lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13
NEWS EROu NlETsCO.

THE Catholic Clergy Exported "a Co-Opcrnt-
inc with fi,c Erench-Eeslcrs Written
=, Five srchbishops 20 esci. FOrcy-The
Gcacrni Is Enclioed 70 Modify his For-
,,e, pIau-Isrofest OF the Iaexicams
acnirst FIOo.ling thc CITY Of McHico-
rkc Reported Taking OF the Nnsiona'
uridrc not ConGrmea-French Horscs
Fesi with sH2ar-cane.
The lsst news from Mexico received through pri-
va,e channels indicates disposition on the par, OF
tbe clergy 10 cooperate with the French III their
exned,iion against that country. Catholic clergy
man issald 10 have in his possession a letter from
Vera Cruz, informing him that five Mexican pre-
lstes-the Archbishops Of GuansXCatO, Merida,
San Luis. Gusdslsjars, and Mexico-had written
a letter Of welcome to Gen. Forey, offering him
The support of the whole Mexican clergy against
Juarez This letter aso says that the priests, who
exercise controlling influence upon the great mass Of
the nstyes had been instructed TO prepare them fol
the reception of the French, and that they al
work fulfilling their task with zeal and devotion.
This announcement is said to have impaired o
great deal of confidence TO the Conmander-n Cbiei
of the French army, and has caused him, 10 some
extent, to modify his former plans. Thus, iusteat
of hurrying forward his march upon Mexico, he has
decided postpone his departure to the end of Jan
uary, so as 10 give time to bis allies 20 eiiectuate
the adhesion promised in his favor by the leters O
these Archbishops.
It's elsO stated that the project snnouG,td by the
authorities of Mexico of flooding that aiiy on the ap
proach Of the French has excited great deal Of in
digration among the real estate owners and mer
chants who have entered protest against such
resolution.
Ale transportation service being yet incomplete
and the surrounding country destitute, on account
the guerrilla warfare which followed the repuse o
the French from Puebla, Gen. Forey experience
some difficulty in providing bis army with the neees
sary supplies of food and clothing. was now
ever, thought that the provisions hourly expected
from New-York would put 81 end TO this state o
things.
The report Of tde burning Of the national bridge
between 0rizaba and Jalspa, by which the tTenct
garrison Of this last city would have been cut OF
from It's line Of communication, is not coniirped
The only aews which has the character Of trust
worthiness is that relating to the iueihcency @
transports and to the want Of forage. The horses
the French cavalry were at the latest dates ivin
on green corn and sugarcane, kind OF diet not ca
culated 10 prepare them for the arduous march the
are expected 10 perform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

THr Banks EXpEDITIoN.-FOr the benefit of
soldiers and oters having business with DESTROYS
of obtaining Information concerning their friends in
tie Banks ENl EDITION, We publish the following list
u off err ant their quarters in this city:
BIs-tca George l.. Andrew, a. :. A.. c1miu4uIint OF
ENpct. Son %. .,ow fofk. 10. lYi bgo-dwny
Capt Nm Il. Valance. Afsisaut Ouistormnter az the
Valance b iutnstod wtl tL- payment Of oguis4dns bill
nud tslr stationery. wood iorgc lard sc
coAnl.sliou 90 aby qualified military oc~fa nagc been
detailed by Gen. Andrew, whom Ieionod cAorbtaut
dtas or improperly certified D. counts.
ttpt A. W. Putnam, AsattNt onNtermpstef, No. ;
bo"nns uigon AID who usonds 20 thr asus OF camp aud
FauisoL 81, lpasr, and water traa, p1. tailou.
tai| l44""a, Aaaisttis t.4.tcriastor No. boN lng
Calt Maik Assistant Cusrt,rma.cr No bow 'n Green
Co.. o. b. owen. %. > Comm .sary, 40 200 broadway.
C.pt +. H. Aloorc, 4 > tonmsaiy. no. STATE slcct.
On the departure Of Gen. Banks, Gen. Andrews
ifsumed command ard in fitting out tho remainder
Of the expedition, aid attending To lts details, no
one has done more hard work lhnn he. He may be
found at his Office, No. lgi Broadway, from a. m.
until 10 or II o'clock at night. Gen. Andrews,
Capts. Valance aud Putnaln aud other officers de-
tailed here for the present. arc kept continually
cu,ied in attending to the wants OF the soldiers stl
remaining nj East New-YorA aud other camps in
this vicinity.
II Nul be gratifying 10 the friends OF the various
regiments assigned To tins expedition to know that
ample arrangements have already been made for inn
mediatey forwarding letters through the New-York
Post-Olice. Over 10000 letters have already ac-
cumuated, and were shipped yesterday. Until
further notice, all letters addressed, giving name
company, and regiment, and directed TO Banks Ex-
petition, New-iork City, will be promptly sent
forward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

MILITARY IssTRUcrIoN iS OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AT the last meeting Of the Board of Education.
the Executive Committee Normal Schools, to
whom WAS referred the subject OF introducing mill.
tary instruction into the schools under The care of
tie Board presented report on that subject which
contained the following suggestions:
That there be male sashcr 0u each male De insni
Of the Grammar Schools detailed u attend drills under the
direction OF military Instructor II least once wesk ioE sk
weeks unless be shall DO sooner qual .lrd.
That tho military Instructor give instruction IN military
the h. aid second css'es IN zach male department
iu 9Th Tit Arrangement not g require the pupils under
military instruction to leave their respective schools than
That there be selected scholars from each Of the
departments Of the School. ~ he Prime pals thereof by
~ .ath be e,graied Coug A, b. CO. sc an tina.
said pan meet Tor military instruction and dr at least
twice n month say IA O'Clock "a tie afternoon. aui
b. instructed m lessons Of a. least two hours In length Tie
in'uucol 'h!. impa.ea 10 cmpfi.e that known IN sac
adll Pant H. ooupti.ins tho Manual OF ATm.,' to be
/ oini..rd for 'Ae prescott
The drill-rooin to be the Assembly Room at the
Hall Of the Board OF Education.
the Committee was of opinion that portion Of
the male scholars IN our Grammar Schools, TO the
number Of not more than 800 AT any one tine. can
be ms ructci IN military tactics without interfering
essentially with their daily s.udieS and al a compar-
atyely email expense.
Oaly hity scholars would be under drilla any one
time, and only equipments for that number would be
required.
The Attendance in the Boys Department of the
Grammar Schools is reported TO be $500. The
subject Of The report will come mp for consideration
10 the next meeting Of the Board Of Education,
Wednesday, the 18th inst, when there is likely TO
ice some ,Warm debate. 1t will doubtless De asked
how many years ARE likely to uanspire before the
rs 80 boys in our Grammar Schools are likely to be
brought uuler military dr!l, on the plan proposed
by tie Committee. This point was mootei At he
last meeting OF the Board.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tho underslsned Is largely engaged IN INC
ENVELOPES Of every size, style, quality and ''''''
y,,., 10 o.r, to the trade at loves. possible prices
SAMPLES FURNISHED. orde" than'iH's '''''''
VIM LYON.
ind promptly executed.
Mo- ,,,psu,,., usss Broadway. N'1'YaA