, 1864-10-05

ntls grew smtn py degrees, and beautifully less,
!+ree III of gEsenescts, and coming out With
"ls1 fed;" They then itlt assured Tint all was
Ii&6 thas me bsuk caald pay,ana Ike tha French
s a9ey e eiss' easnss s S'fa =
the sentiments OF the people. Oar banking 1nst!-
saddtn 11 ~ihons sny ~ s4H me6
anees eonld % expressed from New York. Nov
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BOARD oF RDUcATroN
Appo1srmants. Transfers. &c.--Color-
achoe1s-Adttstional Feachers.
The Board Of Education eat In resu!ss session
| Yesterday ,f,a-,,o-, so,na tios haIe.- ronsnmsa
hse,.s ,n.eEn, noon tus n'.,,ea ' TnsFs asomeo
Eeut. Pree,dent L. 3. TAFT, Inspectors Carpenter,
| Forrvthe. Nevterrv, Wentworth. Wicker. YAH
Ryder, waller aud shesb.n.
The minrtes OF the sast TWO meetings were read
and approved.
HEATING TIE SCHOOLS
Inspector Wicker m the Committee on Butld-
i1cs ato Grounds. reported that the7 had c1amlg-
"a ,,,a fn-n,res nf fhe Fo,ter scbnnj =. d1,aet.a
eo .Ae tuin.e =. ..e A Ss1. ~ o"oetoo.
sna ~oalo oe ao's TO ~ ~ nn 1Ge oena
baI, a,.o been nxed at small cost. The expenses
IN so,n NJ cleaning the schoo, houRe. snd atn-.s
IT.,
&C. were. S.sSzs. ne speeaaay eonmended Oh
cen meFgentnA1et, husHorth aud b.uers for TIE
efficiency With which they haQ aided the Com
,nl1tee In cleaning, &C.
,n,n.,.o. c.,nsa'.s 1onslsa s',,!a Asnr. ~. .,.
~ "; .ss. .sea 1as atseatlon OF tue
ashno 'aee % @ away tf2m
ecnoo! out.nE leSete wau ale Aot MafKeq on tho
teso,I ~ eS eSs .h maS ~ rue ot toe
Ia Ia 1ha "
spe paps a. sesenee Or tsrdness L. L. moved
sM,eqn s1T eome aSg IN 'ne @a'1et referred TO the
euReslnn.xuot 1ss nn;o,..so nm an,.~,,ns ,a a....,
% ~, W apPhstIos CIV ct9ool Eur
.a.ta H. s ptna1 VI aA5"snsee ne"
@S%>e0 ~SA ~A~ 1NAs-.o .-.oo1s,ss.sH. $50.
Trc following appointments ofNteacbere and
connfmatao1e were reported By the COMMITTEES
ano snnF%eseu snIo2ee,n:nt.-1rd,, NJ p,.,a...,,,
Dsrnej as assistauts IL tho Kinzls schooi: Mr. r.
z, sehster, ess!stant In Franklin echso.; Aaua d.
Mckay, Laura Reed, Emma Con:h aud FraaE 4.
Sutherland. assistants in tho MoseieY school: Sa.
I4h 4. Brooks, AtsIstans ia the Ogden R:haol.
Hstue N. Wincheli. assistant In NewbeffT scbool:
Mary Z Dodge, teacher In bsa1ch Of NesbersJ
in Dearborn school; Gllzabeth Smith, assi:t.nt
in ski1ner school
Jores School, to same position % IN ths s Mose,y; =,
E1ectA 3. Dewey, from the Aose'y School to INC
ro.it,on ia the Etnxie: 8. -CasoIiue Aspinwlll,
In Sinner schooi:
IN TT sr,mU,on htsrw Gnfoev dn1n En1is FG.
na j, AtWatsr and 5srto & 6Iake, DO III Fraskiio;
Anns n. Anesuu1y, DO IN Foster; Josephlne e
Miller: ard Carrie T. Skier, 90 In Ogden; Euma
+. q. Wfisbt and F. E1'na Caat, 90 IN Ne~berz7;
Ena ~ Tisasfnsin M " 90 Y Ssannes AaSasts
ELL s2nte, 90 N 5nosepof1 1 seeo3!.
70 EoTmnt Ofp9ftMta9G( tou wing were nd
| mtUed: JFnnle - De Goiysr: Lsflnta o. hYan+
| Harriet McDoDnes, Emily =. cqttae.. Frances
| 4aF1f, MaSRle Ffeuoirgnst Louie AZ oey. Maggie
yoe. tet,i fnrta tr w necsss,tV II 9
a coioaeo school in the IVES. Division Referred
70 Committee eoasistng OF ali the inspectors Of
Schools In the West Division.
On motion Of Inspector Ryder, Miss Flo vera, OF
eHssio1s instead q ens. Tse a.ioT.nee % '1fss wss
e.,ace adst,, :, sn,,,,p SHan1d toa'
boot q TO the Eyeu1ns Schools 4. lasi winter Re-.
| tefrrd 10 Committee on Eirht Sch00 with tna