, 1862-06-12
Special Meeting Of the Hoard Of Eifu-


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;, A special meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton was convened at their rooms OF four
o'clock yesterday afternoon, for the purpose
Of hearing the reports Of the Committee on
apparatus and furniture On bids for furnIsh-
ing deeka for the Haven School. Present
Messra. CARPENTER, Haven, Higglnson,
Ward
The Committee reported as follows:
The Committee On Apparatus and Furniture
niahiDg seats ard desks for the Haven School, and
IoM recommend that the proposition OF F. R.
Miller be accepted; provided that all the condi-
ety1e, and quality Of work etc are made aatisac-
tory to the committee, Conc1r1ed In.
Mr. Ward, Of the Committee on Building
and Grounds, stated that that committee were
not Jet ready to report on bids for the build
ing Of the new school houses. Healso moved
that the Board Of Public Works be recon-
mended to alter the plan for constructing the
new branch Of the Foster Schoo, so as to
consist Of four rooms instead Of six, in accoT-
dance with plans already adopted by the
Fond. Concurred in.
A discussion eneued upon reports Of A1essrs.
Nardssand Steele in regard to the best means
| for EeatiDg the Haven and Moseley Schools,
| considerable Inconvenience having been felt
| during the past winter in the Moseley School
on account Of lack Of proper heating appa-
| ratus.
Mr. Ward suggested that these schools be
| heated ty steam. with boilers to be placed in
email buildings IN the rear Of the school
hou-es, instead Of under them. Referred to
| Committee On Buildings and Grounds.
| On motion Of Mr.. Moseley, the question of
heating all the schools was referred to the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds, with
| power to act.
On motion Of Mr.: Ward, the procuring of
fuel was referred to committee of three,
| f1nEiEffrU nf tho Praci1apt of fha ho
| Secretary, and Mr.. Moseley.
The meeting then adjourned.
HAILEcK GrAEDs.-Tnis company Of three
months men, numbering 50 men, was muster
ed into service yesterday. The following are
the officers; Captain L. B. Tucker; 1st Lieut..
]. 0. Mcclellan; I'd Lieut.. J. L. Mabie,
| NoT1cE.-The members Of the Metropolitan
Hall Committee on the three months yolun.
teers, will meet at the Briggs House this
(Thursday) evening at eight o'clock, gents
parior) to finish up the business Of the Con.
nittee: 4 prompt attendance is respectfully
requested. j. G. HoYT, Chairman.
UoGsEKEErEn'E ATTENTION, "Cnirers1
Clothes Nrinscr,'' Washer and starcher, acknoszl
edged as the best in use. Call and sec it before
buying any other. These machines are all war
be refunded. Agents wanted in every town.
C. Williams General Agent, III Randolph street
T. 0. Box $3.50. ju10Gt
sE Why do you deposit old Demand Treasury
Notes with your banker the same rs currency
wher you can sell them to Boyd for q large pre-
minm5 jest
D Great closing out sae Of Paper Hang:nga. al
F. E. Risbys, 50 Randolph street. je31m
Go to John Jones, 11a Dearborn st., and get Yoa1
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly zepaired.
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Buy paper hangi7gs Of Chase 3 Co., 9Ce
Randolph etreet. nh 253n
New styles OF Paper Hangirgs Just received al
Faxou's, Lake Etzeet. Call aad see them. ap2+p7l:
H For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothet
60 to Cook Il Mclean 90 Dearbor1-street This