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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21

Mr.. SENATOR DooLIrTLE AND HIS
LATEST DIsCoNERY.-Mr. Senator Doc
little who has contrived to do little as a
statesman or wise legislator, has mado the
wonderful discovery that between the New
York HeraM and the Tribune the country
was p unged into this civil war "Ths IL
the unkindest cut Of all The HeraLi
and the tribune responsible-the Her0ld
for pleading in behalf of a peaceable com
promise, and the Ifsbu"e in advocating
the divine right Of secession. Let every
tub stand upon its own bottom We
protest against being coupled with Gree
ley and his secession and abolition kinks
and crotchcts, and dirt and nigger lanat
lrism, in any way. If Senator DooIiltlc
can do nothing better than this, let him
keep quiet. The Herat and the Tribune
fire and water, light and darkness COM
mingled. Don't, dear Mr.. DooliltIe, do
anything so foolish again. Don't 't.-HcraM
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s.T .LT,gsyu D0Ver."

We refer DR.. Jshn to the statement oi
DR.. Boyer, in the Demo rat Of to day, III
which he will find his pet Simon laid
out.-DemocrGt Qf Fe6 I.
We lave read the record of the Clear
field Horse jockeys shame and intsmy
The liar and villain is so prominently
displayed in his statement that no man
with half a brain will be dupod there
by. We are satisfied that had the outside
pressure, the mob Of loco foco cut throatS,
villains, sooundrels and escaFed convlets
who were shipped TO Harrisburg from
all the dens of lnfamy in the country,
bsen kept at home, instead OF beng
present to brow beat and intlmdate the
i'unterri6ed,' - one halt the sum that this
Thing Boyer says was offered him would
have bought as many votes as would have
been asked for, and simply because these
Breclinridgers are used TO being bought
and Sold Republican FEB, IL.
There gentlemen what do you think oI
4hstl It is fre specimen of Dr. Johns
most ehoics english, and we will back the
Dr. against any fish woman, however
notorious for indccepcy. 1t is about
soual 10 the Dr's celebrated ''pocket book
paragraph, and shos!d be framed and
hung ND in his private psrlor. For shame
Docior, for shame. DO your masters
force you to such depths, or is it the ma
tural ttudrnry Of 7oHJ mind ard educa
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BY Sap, o. Ch.'y crandy.-Mrs.
and Mr.. j HN KRrslEn. of Scott town
slip in this county, will please accept cur
sincere thaLks for the pleseath!oa of a
bottle of Superior Cherry Brandy. NJ
Kraslcr, in addition to being thrifty
Farmer, in association with his accom-
plishsG Lady, is also scientific and prac
teal Horti icultuyist, and always enjoyed
"a large share of the Fruit ofthe Vine. We
highly appreciate such presents, when pre-
sented by good Democrats.
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SGu. ElCCielka.E.

uglI. Mcclellan has been paying visit
to thc e-s, Us Iar as Boston, Lowell, &c, 9,
ANA A.s tour has been a continued ovation.
.alons every road ue travelled, and at evg-
rJ town lie stopped or passed, people
AucAld by hun4reds and thousands to
sr,u uIui wclc.lnc, cannon Were fired
w'e"tns were presented, and the lnvalided
soldiers crowded. around hun to take their
old commander BY the hand. At Boston
he "%s presented with IL beautiful swo.d.
D-ttg-tlons nom Portland, Name, aud
otu>l p'aces waited upon him to invite
t,I.n g. visit lheir uItfalent cities and par
t"ne oi ln,Ir hospitality. But h. had to
o-ci.lc most vi thcM. All this goes "a
show7 that Notwithstanding the efforts ei
tai, weak AOulltloh Administration 10
degrade h'm, by Wrestling from him the
conmL.d Of the army Of the Potomac
that ne stll tains Not only the etI,ction
oil the war worn heroes who served uud "
him, but the great popular heart Of the
people beats warmi y i'll his favor.
D"hUiiIe X.tcl.leencer.
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pretended that the law was dc6rieut in
this case Was it that the rioter, wgro
"coored republicans" assisted by Mr..
Burnside, an "Amcricun citizen of African
descent while Eyer was Democrat -
Was it that the Dem ocrats of Columbia
County unanimously rejected the "stub-
born, illiterate' Gears and all )whom Cur.
tin sent TO be our Judge and unanimously
elected the man whom he discarded Did
Andrew Curtin want to compel the peo-
pie of Columbia County TO carry out their
oft repeated threats Of taking the law into
their own hands ard burning the Town
over the heads Of the t'abolition rioters,"
from which they were mainly prevented
by the institution of this prosecution -
Docs he seek an opportunity to call out
the militia and wresk his vengcnce upon
the Democrats of Columbia County The
outrage has net psrelel in history not
even IN the tyranny of William the I on
qneror when he revisited Nurmandv for
the purpose OF aIluripg the English into
instructions, in order to have a pretpxt
for further exerting the rights of conquest,
and sczing their possessions for William
had sworn 10 support no constitutions or
laws. ls it not time for the people to cry
out, arise and retake the Government into
their own hands ? Behold our lots have
fallen upon sad times Times which but
repeat the history of all other ages, when
by lying tongues, the selfish and ambi-
tious fcces of the earth have wormed them.
selves into power. BY corruption and
taxation they have impoverished the peo-
pie and bankrupted the nations. They
have trodden upon Institutions and ruined
countries. They have waded through
seas of blood regardless Of the lives of
mllioos, to accomplish their own self
aggrandizement. We therefore say to
our representatives at Harrisburg, they
ought to impeach Andrew Curtin. Whilst
we need Governor to vindicate our State
Rights against Illegal arrests by the usur-
pers at Washington, we have none But
when we require Governor to see that
''the laws be faithfully executed" we have
Andrew Curtin who places his feet upon
the constitution, and would fegn put a
crown upon his head. Therefore we say,
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lS g. a e e. s &.

In Orange township, Columbia co., on
Tuesday the 18th Of January last Mr..
UE>RIETTA b., wife of Isaac X. Apps
man, aged about 26 years.
In Blcomburg, on Tuesday morning
last, after very shor. lines Of an ,nla,l,
matory attack Of heart di>easo-JoHN
RAMSEY, Nj. D iu the 63i year Of his life
AT this place, on the IS inst, Roe Er
HAYWAD, aged about 35 years.
sleep, dear Eobert,n deaths cold arm.
No pain alicts or fears alarms
Your heavenly spirits now at rect.
With angles bright ami al tn ble>ti
We grieve yo-r stay earth - b. (,
But in our tears there is rrlI,t--
our hretng race below is nm,
Your work nov earth l. u"A.,
Farewell my dearest friend, tarcw A.
III Heaven hope we again Will inset,
AH! there with holy angles dw4n.
And for'verr,st at J,sIs feet.
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PURPOSES OF THE WAR |

G,ossRRss ~ A NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED tbs
RESOLUTION, EXPRESSES THE VOICE OF
NsToS AND Is THE TRUE STANDARD OF oYALrY :
THAT the present dcplorahle civil war has Wen
fofssd upon the country by the di>unionsts OF the
Southern states now in against the Cons stuiona
1overnlaent aud in arms around the Capital thai M
ths National emergency Congress- banlshng all iecl
fng OF mere passion or recruitment will recolect only
hs duty the whole country that this Is not n"gea
their part in any spirit G oPpreSstoR or for ahy P"
If conquest sub HgG0R PHrp0Seq Of OUegthroWiHg
ipfsferRg ish The rights established institutions u
tAoss states but 10 dCad and maintain the supremacy Of
hs CopStao and 10 prcserus the Uai0R NTH the dg
sy equality and rights Of the seUeral States unmpairtd
snd that Aese objects are accomplished the ra'
sAghtto cease"
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gGy~ BAuGH s. SoN.-We invite the at
ten ton of cur readers to :he advertisement
of Baugh's Super Phosphate of Lime. 1t
is one Ct the best manures of the day, and
is what it purports to be, ahead of compe-
,ition. Let our farmers and gardeners
give it trial.
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EiysBURa AcApEMY.-We are author
ized to announce that the Elysburg, Ac
Ideny in North'd. county, under the care
of Rev. JACOB L, WAMpoLE, will be open
again on the goth Of April
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sas- Hcu. John D STILES, NJ. of G

sa~ Hcu JOHN D STILES, NJ. of @ ,
will accept oIr thanks for copy OF the
very able speech of Hon. HILTON A
WHITE, of Ohio, on the Enlistment of Me-
gro Soldiers delivered on the I'd of Feb
ruary, 1868, in the House of Representa-
tves. We may publish the speech OF MI
Vhita neyt Vcak
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g&- Hon. JOIN CoNNEss, Democrat has
been elected United States Senator from
California for SIX years from The 4!h of
Mar, h next.
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BD- The Sullivan County Courts, have
Been postpC ned from the cath of Febru-
-ary. TO the 7th day Of next April, on &C.
Qua. Of the prevalence of the Small Pox
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Nlorr al nr .sola,s 10.

cHtihucu iSt oI DCcJutf Vhus lich ~
coat insd in hi last week lreport of the
"Great Riot Case"
lie says, 1T was shownhat he Eyer
commenced an assault ou an invalid
"returned soldier by callig him dcser.
"ter, by threatening to strike him, and
"that he declared that tn men who went
''from hero 10 fight oughsto be shot I"
"hat Mr. Beckiey inttrfe,e2 'ontp % pro-
'"tot The siok soldier: M. B 0om only
"dcsired 10 knos0 ho,c mSch 1te askrd for
""ppropi0tion wdrid in0eoSe has iar, and
"toM him he tuik"d like s'cf&to' isi 1;
"Hat Mr.. Culp ac0s not near, mt th0i
"Wr. Case only sateTtred by tysng n
'protect h m."
We lave italicized Sacb of tie above
lies, as we deem worth correctpg; and
number them for convenient reference as
lies number 8. a, 5, 6, and 7. les mum
bcred one and two, having been 0rrected
last wcee.
Lie number three; that Eyer laid "the
men who went from here to fight ought to
be nhot"
The testimony of Moses Coffmau and ev-
cry other witness who heard it, was, that
"Eyer said the men who went from here
to fight for Tie mtggers, ought to be shot"
Is not the difference worth neticeing,
Doctorl Mr.. Eyer evidently THINKS, that
no war is justi fable, except it be il peccs
sary sfT dfence, such as this w,r was
proclaimed to be in the beginning, q war
in defence of the Constitution as IL s, and
the U,e0in as ID 10 S which is the sub
stance Of the Cnittcndon ComTpomise. He
thinks like some Others, that war for
th' mere purpose of ''freci negres,'
and 'sutjugation, > is nothiug but wlole-
sale murder and robbery. Probably the
ea'mpt, Q"ahcr POSTMASTER, (who wrote
to certain political meeting that "Ht
was ready for the draft, let it come - did
not intend 10 lse, in number three. He
merely failed to see any difference be-
~ VI '"' ''"'''A
and Union, and fighting 'for the nipgers.'
Therefore, is it any wonder thatthe Distric
Attorney, like every body else, suspecte,
the Doctor was ian infidel abolitionist {;
and required him to testify under oatf
""0'Dei nc vei'e'e' u" 'ae 'H'tenc' o.
God. who will punish living ?" The Doc
''' ''S' n'o '"a' n o'' 80 oeli'Nei a."
"'n' II 1T noh'' ana Fn"'Ef'd 'A'fo'o"
'"2 .'"F 4" ~ '"g many '''~i .'-~'
''' ""'"''r ''u'' ''''''t VT '3@'Nry IA
49, '"'S - q. 1'' "a; Sex so"l.ef'
nS d .'o"'''o'e''" .,si'mony OF bey1
III" n'mooy, 4 man OF 'he very hlshes
.'a"0'nS !" 'no "noI' community tor truth
'u''''S' ana honesty VINO vas Parti'ily cor
i''"fa'eo even by iintc'H"s iannotter
ID po|t|epS ctt"'',t'% was that whist tn
~ ~ -. ,ha oo,,',s,.aa.,,.... e a.,
i.t ~
..'" ""
49,, ,au La.l -. ~, ,L.nI,,., ', ,,
him b.cL and ,s,,od hi, ,vAo,,on Lo
o.,L.. .3..,,,:. ,-
49,,
, L.; o..
"RscLIau so;d E,sr w,. . ,nai,on ~
: ou,,bt 20 ho n.oa H.. u.nr
1;e r,mbor sro AMr Rroun ~,
do.iroa % lrow how ,oh ,ho ,a,..l E
, ,nnroorio,;o, mould ;,,.o,.o h;s lE.au,
: ,,' .,1 ,,l1 L., !. .l,.I ~.
' .;o.;,,
| Un;.. C.u.,.,, ,o..so, n. +,
t ... p.o p ,1 lI H..
$500. -, .n. -:
J ..;, :. h >, tp. d..
e v,. movinr o,ona =, ,h. r mo tow,.d. ~
0 nrino;n.I a,owd ,,hon ho oaI,oa g.. 49,,
7, wos .roLon d;s.;notu snn,.o /
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BLOOMsBglRG, PA,

SATURDAY MORNING, FE sRU ARY 81, 1859,
SpE"CItNG TO THE CONSTITUTION, AS THE
MARINER CLINGS TO the LAST
PLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLIO.
eES AROUND HIM. Daniel UeJstor.
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the eerlsn fourth par one other piece or par of
land situate ~ Mounpledsaut twp. ~ tne La II.
at0esaid, bounded Oh the East by FISHING Cree. on
tha West and North by unG OF John Whit, and So he
South by Fishing sk coutlnts tour acre ,un. .4ty
prrthes uHlnpnved, Nltn iAs appurteuaIces
seized aud taken il eX.1,IiJn as tho prope q!
George Loyd IT,, NHa note. u slinusl I. .tt, ..,
=
sIsEpgs oFg.ss 70 l.g :. FygNA,,
li.o,.4 1aIs, r-3. "a lieS - :.
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Gen. Rcsr.rAN5 nl, issued general
order ospertul the uso Of Ia, negro in his
army that will commend itself to all who
are not absolutely negro. mad. He is
willing to use the contrabands iu all work
for which their habits have fitted them,
but not to put arms in their hands. All
the white soldiers heretofore detailed on
special service as teamsters, cooks hospital
aids, servants, etc, have been sent to the
front to swell the ranks of the different
regiments and negroes have been put in
their iAaces. The latter also have been
formed to gangs 10 work as laborers and
10 act as ASSISTANTS to The engineers in
opening roads
BY this arrangement Gen. RosEcRANs
will add probably $4,000 men to his
effective force in the field, and will keep
in useful employment thousands of Idle
negroes who would otherwise be pest
10 the camp and the country. BY not
putting arms in their hands TO fight side
by side with white soldiers, he will save
his army from the generalization sure to
result whenever that foolish experiments
is tried.
+ We have an evidence Of This in the con.
dition of the troops at Baton Rouge. -
They are nearley all New England SOL
diers, yet recent accounts all agree that
they are almost in state Of open mutiny,
from the attempt TO make them affiliate
with the negro regiments which are u
legacy oil the Butler yeg1me. In every
part of the field wherever negroes are
recognized as soldiers it has reated bad
b'ood between them an the white troops.
Gen. RosEcRANs in this matt.r shows
as much wisdom in administration as he
has courage nud sagacily in the field.
Another Draft Proposed.
A bill to draft soldiers has been intro
ced into the United States Senate b =
Wilson, of Massachusetts,. This enter.
tainment will probably be got up for the
people 10y the abolition leaders iu on
sress After the calling out OF million
and a quarter of men, and after the eX
pendi ure of two thousand millions Of dbl
lars they want more. They prefer thi:
to an armistice and the employment o
other means than force 10 sattle our ma
tionaI difficulties. heir plan Of treating
the patient, who is already fearluIly dc.
biIitaled, is TO bleed and istcr him.
2 Wilson had better get his Safe, Nassa
chuSens, and the other New Euglanc
and New York to put in force the frs
draft. Is the No tn West to be coutiru
ally victimizsd by abolition New Eng
) land Are we to be continually pIuu
, dered by New England tariffs, Swindlet
= by her paper money, cur young mel
slaughtered aud our States loaded dow
with debt and our bright prospects crush
ID out and ruined b. IA New En- 6 anc
To- abolition war.
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ALSO

the undivided fourth part Of Our Other pipc, or p yrel
ot land situate IA Mouniprasaut twp, iAl lo. MY
aforesaid bounded on tho East by Fishing Cro, +, on
the West aud North by lana Of john W Nht' aUi or p
south by Fishing Creek containing ftdr AMI 81,
s2x porchcs uuImprsycd, wIh rhr appurt ,uauc.s
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
James kestrr Wlth notice to SumuI l.. battl q IRE
tenant.
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Ncm A0ucrtlsI .
ADMINISTRATORS 5 NOTICE.

-AD'A A'' ~ IVA Ci' - -'' IL
Ea1te Ot Lhar!eS {. Breere, ,ielerSsf.
ETTERS of sdn II, .,rn.ior on the estate Of Cherries
l &. Breeze lat: oi Scott taHuship, CoidhbG c'uh.
~ drcrused have been granted by the register Of co
iunbia county to the un icr>igu"i. rtSIHg ia sal
township All persons having clam. again th' -
the drCrdcnt request ID to gent tch -
the Administrator without delay. aiI ali p.fsHns a.
debtGd to MAKE payment forthwith
IOiN II. CREVE.ING, Admir-.
February u, lsj3.--nls
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AI.StI

heundiyiaed fourth part ofont certain Jh pi ..r ot
parsel Of and situate IN The township ufScuu tu said
bounded on the East by Ian ..u. .t,, Ga tI -ula
by Andrew CrGvrInE, AM - ia Ntsl lHt Nr... ~
Fishing Creek containing sv u acr sdnI N, .!.h'.
mn ttIAp 4I
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ALSO,
At the same time and place,

All tnat the UNDIVIDED Que fourth p'rt
of the following dcscribgd real estate to Wit CIT
tract Of land situate in Scott twp, Columbia cod ~.
bounded bS lands of Andrew Crrveling tue 80 IN
Samuel Mellick, John VI click aud samuel L. Brt' on
tht East, Peter Schug ana others tbs North
ing my eight acres and ghty perchcs whurtCn ato
erected Grlst Mill, blast Fdrnuc', six dw,iIhs
houses, one Barn aud other Out.1ulaIngs,
ALSO.
the undivid fourth part Of other piece n eel
OF land situate ia the township OF scott aluI. ~
bounded on thd East by lands Of Juhn Nhltr. Du ne
South by lands Of Andrew Craveug aud on the set
and North by Fishing Creek, c0utJIuIug seven ges
ahd nHe perchps unlmpruVed,
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SuERIFF's SALES.

s(y virtue of sundry writs Of jcmli',.s
Common Pleas Of COLUMBIA county, wall be .Ap,s:. -
public sale
Sat"rdoy Me III dty Of .NarcA lst1
at one O'Clock, p, M of said day al III" CoIl i..s
IN bloomsbury the following real Estate to a.t
All that the undivided oao fsu.tl = y
the following de scrIbrd Trai estate To viii "a ga
tract Of land situate M Scolt township CuluuiI4 CO.,
bounded by lands of Andrew CrtNcmg On il. illl,
samuel Mcck, John McllICk aud Samuyl l.. Bpt. oi
tht East, Peter Schug aud otIrrs on me NDtn .Ju.
aiming my eight acres ana eighty y, rChrs VIII.
are erected GUst Will blast Furuac', HN bwt,,.uY
houses, onG uVrn aud Other cat buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Prnrn,r.M.N.n.t,. oyylcx.
.f~rr CoysR..losAL UtsrkiCr NJ OIL 3d-av.,
f,ru.r al Pet 40 n-ss

EISru CoSsRx.,losAL Dn,rNicr No OIL Jdavp
Corner a. East ID.h-st
The Honorable Corps.-MEN WAITED iof t5e
lS.ALlU COHrS Only tEJse faithful scidlsH w t,ui
gr. 0f 10 r..stI,s - no 'ousrr ~ iot sc,ivr
f.i aaly viii % received 90 ths CORPs Or hoNoh I'm
-lt. - e fof t-Ieo yeafs uar's 'o"uef e'c' afs-u
P,v pt aIowsne~s officers and 1en Of TIE United
Infantry -I,ept that 70 -IiI IN or bounty iof t,l''
rneut, ~. 70 SLOWED This will not iuvaIid.te su' Ieu
l. iuti-. he ch,a, 70 at as Provost nat'' ana a.
, oa, or Oi.iss Guards Tor II spitas and otlei pnuc
brdrr, ,nd a. ei-rk ofdere., &c. II found necessary
th-y usy 30 .ued TO For &c Men wao "e 'il 10 'he
..f.i.. s4 us.bg 90 ve sae e-yc hei duty LAY De
tr.n,i.t to ts corps The following sre The ps'clpsi
condition. Of ,lui.i0u 20 the Invalid Go. p. -
l. ln.t 'hr applicant 8. uhht Tor service ib the hei .
T.at be tne e4tcs or syms OF inem inlestei
a1Jv~
di.sAaT.ed.
4. Trat be IS tohou. and de'errlns
itu,ut or further inforustiou aprly % the Beard
of Euro l.: for tho Ninth touer-,sionl Dsc, OF the
state o. Nes.ic;k a. No. b17 Tnild-av -,
B,ot..fof Col. JAMES H. FRY,
Proyost Marshal General
Cu.. T. JrSIiy., Capt and PioyO'.-MaF'Hsl,
gtn district. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
EIonrd Of Educniiou.
OPTICAL |

DgYcf,r1 b1I11b sEssiYf, JOY 1872
lie Eo4id met pursuant to sJ,annear 10 der ca m.
bel Hal o the Board Of Ldacaon, corner c. oHa trd
'T4t,,,,.l~comm,.iossf. WOOL nofsu Hussu. Heath.
P~,ui Dapgaao Disn-sn. Kinney, Cary. Adsn.' bo5e".
Eaff si,r. We.eA. O'COi1o, boc. j-es oA, 4ppp ons
,rr Haye., Vsnc, 81 ith Miller, Mclaughlin. HayWafd
ford. hu Gilman. MSoic CoHae'y u AioLo.n' CndsHil r.
Ayr,.nt-Aie.,f,. Jennc,t. Mead, MuIly Tuthln,
snytL. Moltgonriy Ls.'suoio. Wilhelm Aob.l'on bens
Ia tho absence Of tho Prr.dent the Board called u
of.eI Ly tie Ceik. purUa"t the fret rule oi ofdsr
On motion OF AiI. iAYWAFDi
MI VANCE w.a aPi nt,d rics.dsrt pro tenn
HFADtHG ~ ma JrtBHAL.
The louins tie scssi,n f,8d bnJ approved
CoMMUsICArIOH fNoM WAND OFIlcHhs.
Nj Moons ple'emel a soHm.oesooH nou 'be school
Tr,t,es o. tho Ft Mad sshns po'usti"n 70 sdvsf'o
m proposal point aud 'arlh ne a' AID fupslis o.
VOID school No. & and accompanied "I'b no following
R i,ed That perm, 10 asked Of tho Bead u Edue4
ton 90 sd'efei'f poP,ta, to pm, 'ns i'is s'' nH-
nDA iunitufs AID o tie doors o "sd acAoO No ~
OIasfed That .d communication referred to tbs Com
Mr H0"As gfescned communication fron the Trustees
Of s,eond WAfd lonnstns Water JoSce a. Iin,,es to
h tho vacancy cccai,ncd b. reason oi '@' removal y" sif
~ bur iieimAHco nom tLii c4tJ
Ooe,G Tbs, SAID communication DO referred to tho Com
nitt-. "a ElccuOn- std Q-aihc-ilons.
Mf JACKsOH lr-febteI connnnnction ON thc hcho !
Oh 90 tuo iwe.h Ward ca Tue award ci c"ttf'ct To-
iuInishng FuJhc SehOelOu.o 80 ~ ~ said Nud abiDs
az atiOa iOI sd object of 1884, sId scoom paaed
HS.Ipsd TL.t 1g7 be, end {. hereby
sppfopns.rd TOR the pufoso u luu'hg .mr5 school
NO. a Ivrn ward Dst 30 pit VI said inot-J
~ pad uhui the Scroo onces oi Ao ara ao'essih
mall dy n!e0 TIE contract 70 be entered Into - ih"
puTpO.o, o.etef a." sue securJ 40 shs he sa
factory Finance COMMITTEE ior the -ioimsucc oI AL
,ust te eD law hoI uu said couif1et shn
uye been a. poysl Dy sad touiGttoe TO tue form oro
aId tue sfuoln aud ci payment oi ths instan,H,te
the disctIon Of he Sul lteDdrut o
School BuIiGiugs aud the School Ocos Ol tH Nad ana
p.yneut made. upo" tho certificate Oi sd
ouPriondsnt that tho wok has been done IA sat.aet'
IuuuLoI.
On motion
Odersd That said communication be referred to tho Com
n.iftse on FinsHce.
MI MDORh po'ented petition from the Trustees Of the
Twentieth ~ sid fc.iye ho sudden d'csGss ~ his Abus
M Dusn, late Pnneip.i Of Primary scbooi No. ~ la ssil
II Othofs
"a. o. bet lot suplOf that Lsf .GiAy
ioT the eu,Je month be allowed /, bs pad.
Af MoonE moved that hs ques contained in said
lnunicAtIOn be compiled Win.
Inc PhEsDHsT put the question whether the Board would
.xrce with said Of Dr Moore and decided Ia
tDV Affirmative.
Mr. CossKLLY PRESENTED communication Lom tho School
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Deililsirn.

NRS. GRIFFIN. 255 Grand-st., n. Y, op-
po.i;e Lord Tayio- and t5i Fuitou-s;, broosyo ss
iu erng ia OF IA OF tLeif Improves Athcil LesID,
- an ia wi nout .aracug th- roots; i SETS on gola or
yla iua e. silver rubber, Psrii ses i<-dI peh
10 b ~, silver or tgbbcr. , eN-rictins, Z9c
DAlN positively doIe away with IN extracting
t..ib' b, u.ils iny NEw CHEMICALLY PCRIFsD
CHLOROFURM GuiGan'eed perfectly hai NJ les "a tyey
,s.n.c Gold ... Teeth 81; Vuta lie. 30; tod rIinSs
; Silver and Dru,iBs Sc EHraci'ns, lc d. D. IL
" ait No 93 sh-ays opposite llth-st