Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-29

NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Annual'meeting of this Association will be
held at Chicago, in Bryan Hall, commencing
August 9th, at 10 o'clock, A. n, and cOntfn-
uing three days. The teachers Of Chicago
have engaged to provide free entertainment
for all the ladies who attend the meeting
and the prOprietors of several of the hotels
have engaged to make a reduction of fifty
cents a day IN their charges to members in
attendance at the meeting.
Lectures will be delivered and papers read
by some Of the most prominent educators of
the country, embracing the President of the
Association, J. D, Philbrick, Esq, superin-
tendent of Schools, Boston President Thos.
Hill, of Harvard University S. W. Mason,
Esq, of Boston Henry Barnard, LII. D., of
Hartford, Connecticut E. A. Sheldon, ESQ,
Superintendent of Schools, Oswego, New
York; Hon. J. L. Pickard, State superin-
tsndent of Schools, Madison, Wisconsin !;
Hon. J. N. Gregory, of Lansing, Michigan !;
Professor E. A. Grant, of Louisville, Ken
lucky William E. Crosby, Esq, of Cincin-
natl, and others.
The Board of Education of Chicago invite
teachers and others in attendance to make
their headquarters at the rooms of the Board
No. 76 La Sale street, opposite the Court
It will assist the Reception Committee in
their labors if the names of those for whom
places are to be provided can be sent to
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before the meeting. The Committee will be
in attendance at the rooms of the Board of
Education on the morning of the 5th, and ut
other times, and all persons attending the
| meeting are desired to report themselves i'm
mediately on their arrival.
Reception Committee Samuel A. Briggs,
Samuel II. White, and F. S. Haywood. Post
| Office box 3 1895.
Information respecting railroad facilities
in the Eastern States can be obtained Of W.
E. Sheldon, Esq, West Newton, Massachu-
sets in the Middle States, of James Cruik-
shank, LII. D. Albany, New York in the
Southeastern States, of DR.. J. n. McJiIton,
Baltimore, Maryland.
! Members of the Association, and those be-
! coming members during the session, who pay
| full fare over the following roads, will receive
! free return tickets over the same roads:
St. Louis, Alton & Chicago R. R. Tick
cts good to August 9, inclusive.
Tickets on the following roads are good tC
August 18th, inclusive:
Gslens Il Chicago Railroad.
Dixon d Iowa Central Railroad.
Chicago, Iowa q Nebraska Railroad.
Cedar Rapids Missouri River Railroad
Elgin State Line Railroad.
Beloit & Madison Railroad.
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad
Kenosha Rockford Railroad.
Chicago 4 Milwaukee Railroad.
Cincinnati / Chicago Air Line Railroad
and several connecting roads. Tickets gOOt
to September 1st.
Peru & indianapolis Railroad. Ticket
good to September lst.
Jacksonville Railroad. Tickets good t
September 1st
From Cincinnati, Lafayette and Indian
apolis, by the Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Railroad, Lafayette & Indianapolis Rail
road, Louisville, New Albany & Chicag
Railroad, and Michigan Central Railroad
from Michigan City to Chicago. Ticket
good to September 1st.
Michigan Southern Railroad, to those pay
ing full local fare over this road. Passsn
gers travelling on through tickets to Chieag
will not be entitled to free return over tn
Michigan Southern Road. This privilege j
granted to those only who pay local fare owe
this road.
Tickets for the round trip from Boston an
all points on tho Vermont central route, b,
Vermont Central & 0gdensburg, thence b,
Grand Trunk to Port Sarnis, thence b,
steamer through Lake Huron, Straits o
MaekinaW, and Lake Michigan, to Chieag
and back, including berth and meals on tn
steamers, $40. Tickets good from July 2ls
to September 1st. o
The annual meeting Of the American Nor
NAL Association will also be held in Chicag
at some time during the sessions Of the Ma
tiOnRl Teachers Association. Information
respecting this meeting can be obtained c
the President, Richard Edwards, Esq, Prir
eipal of the Normal University, Blooming
ton, Illinois.
vi. WELLS, Chicago, ILL.,, Western
J.sTONE, JR., KenOsha, Wis. COHln'itts
July, 1868.