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20 fine Public.

1Nr1L NOW THE PUBLIC HAVE BH Iha MAN. Ao
~ - tSs very greatest Vocal and DEanauo esAEs.
For me naIs stepped out from his legitmate
h a.naas and embarked In his present enterprise
To this io has simply been sstuaIed by an To
heFent ,ntsre5ted in some of the most lucrative
EEStbitions Exhibitions which, hoWeTsr. i6Or o.
Ii" pride and prprs But the he, case Is dsF
ent t III nnGnesttonabiy the greatest living In his
nee2alisr art The undersigned, during his yearly
pTayeIs has seen the performances of Prof Belmont
a. Soe Of the arst and most exclusive Opera Houses
JrsS"ino Immense crowds, and creating sensation
aeond n none of the greatest he has witnessed,
Thilst the distinction OF his manners aud his Piqu-
AMI delivery has made him universal taYortte.-
Ho can, therefore, fully indorse that "his appeSE
ance mas been new revelation In the art OF pres
tdiSitation and In this opinion he is borne out by
thai Of some our of first citizens and distinguished
nembers of the Press, who have had an opportun.
ity Of seeing Prof Belmont at several private
g6Irees" Nor does he in the least doubt that the
publc OF this city, who readily appreciate genu-
Inc merit will affirm with their voices the verdict
go unheaitatingly pronounced everywhere:
ia16.1t CHAs. L. HOWARD.
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or, LANDS.

- /. THoMPsoE & CO, 20 STATE s sld lei,
w RnsToN. MASS, sre agents for the Pa air
eSase and sale Of Petroleum Lands ana 9, 9nS5 pTop
" Nav york and Boston markets, OF 70
eIn s,L IN srecS 0oupsnies. Correspondence upon
he q invited in t pTof 81 T IeSOns viii
Sns apS repor. upon properties placed In our
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REPORT OF GERERAL BUTLER.

OF Reports OF Generals Butler and
WOttzsI.
REPORT OF GENERAL BUTLER.
NEw YoRK, Jan. ia very lengthy
dispatch has been received from headquar-
tiers of the Army of the Potomac, convey
ing the full detailed official report of Gen.
Butler to Con. Grant OF the late Whining
ton expedition. 1t is furnished by Secre-
tary Stanton at the request of Gen. Grant.
Gen. Butler states that after embarking his
forces on transports, they were detained
from the 9th to the 18th of December, wait
ing for Porter's feet, and Joined the trans
port feet Of Cape Henry on the 1lth, arriv-
ing at the rendezvous off New Inlet on the
evening of the 18th, where they waited un-
til the: evening of the 18th, having the fin
est weather possible. On the evening of the
18th Admiral Porter came from Beaufort
to the rendezvous, when the sea became
rough and on the 10Th wind sprang up,
making it impossible to land the troops,
and by the advice of Admiral Porter the
troops were rende1Voused at Beaufort. This
was necessary as the transports were coal.
ed for ten days aad that time had been then
consumed. For four days the wind blew o
gale, during which the transports were
coaled aud watered. At O'Clock P. NJ,
on the Oath, General Butler came in sight
of Fort Fisher and found the naval feet
bombsrdi1g it. The powder vessel having
been exploded on the morning previous.
Arrangements were made to land the
troops next morning, under cover of the
gunboats, As soon as the fire of the Half
Noon and Flag Pond Hill batteries had
been silenced, which were up the shore
two or three miles above Fort Fisher
Admiral Porter was sapguine that he had
silenced Fort Fisher. He was urged, If
that were so, to run by the fort into Cape
Fear river, and then the troops could land
and hold the beach without fear of being
shelled by the rebel guuboats, the Talla-
hassee being seen in the river. General
Butler argued that if Porter would put his
ships in the river, the army could be sup
piled across the beach, and that at least
the blockade of Wilmington might be thus
made etfectual, even if they did not cap.
ture the fort. Admiral Porter replied that
he should probably be beset by Iorpedoes
ii he attempted TO run by, aud was re.
minded that the army might lose 500 men
Iby an assault, and his boats would not
weigh in the balance even in 9 money
point of view, with the lives of these men.
Admiral Porter declined going by, and the
expedition was deprived OF that essential
element of success.
| At noon on the 2Sth tbs batteries we're
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.77NToN TIOKET.

g CITY OLRE '.s''''s' "A. bI,11SonErTSTn
q ;;;;. AyE5 BAGGS.
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STeSIT Cohr1fISsioh A''''''t ISs FORSYTH.
q "a WEARY hASfkA: --'.""
,.-.. pranch-Thos H. LOCI G sSnu
booi Oommisnioner-saG, Cots 81
Isaac Colts .S,....esEW. 3. Connolly, Hsnp - N-
I'n"O- SECOND WARD. s..d
r,.,t Branch-J. L. SUD- e sSSaS.
CouSCnT a ARMSTRONG, Thos. z. belssoor.1Jobn
Branehf[7 80 =. nnity. School Comrnisst ''AH
T1ast..o SsSool Trustee. y. .Htls9n'
bist0P: S Tn1nD wlRp.3
,.,.wcr,-First Branch-ssm'l Laughlni aeS WII.
=, 1ames Bodley, A. B. Oaldwelt Iobn"on.
~" Tesiah warren. AldermAn-A. ErSSsteeS-
School CommisEioneE-J.O.ot E. scn0'
q. x. wheat, W. B. simpson. T
corsm-First Branch-Alsx LanghHIsif oSseisV.
Rranoh-D. 3. Donel. D. v. GhsaIEP, " "a BuIger.
q. Il. Parks, Geo. Robinson. TrusfeeS
ScbooI7 Comniissioner-John Reed. scno'i
% j. Crawford, James Launder-
ERH1H WARD.
nonScrr-First Branoh-D. Lamb, seona1 IItSi
Pratt. W. d. Lewis, Jas. Reed, =, 7; ~ Ha.,Sat
AjJernan-J, O. McMannawaY. scnoA So1 IoI,,
sioner-A. G.. Robinson. School TRUSTS 'N'-A'
Cloudy, d. Wallace.
SIXTH WARD.
couvcu-First Branch-M. w. EehoE see9no
Branch-James Wilson, Isaac G9udy, ssso6I TINS
gchool Commissioner-A. g. koolnson' eS'""1 AAS2
tees-John Cloudy, 81 Wallace.
w. 80 sKvHx4H WARD.
courcr-First Branch-T. ]. Blair. secGd Branet
-ToSn FreW. School Commissioners. 2. Hop
kinS. SCHOOL Trustees-Dr. j. b. oonn1iy, d !.
MORGAN, y oeS&1-sS
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For Sale.

10Y, farm. situated IA Belmont Go, ONO ycaGI
SMALL MI from Bridgeport and one mile IRON
containing dM ssia rRsS and
dance Of coal, Two IN further particulars enquire
.iety S ST W. Nichols in Matttnsve or G i
SI,.boIs ON the premises.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Pro,psct. ofthe Constitutional Amsndment-
Tie Richmond Peace Mission-Gen But
kr-Escspe of Mrs. Senator Foote from
Riekmond-Arrest her husband-Intsr
sstin9 LteHss Of NeW,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
81 M. o. A.

THE ANNUAL nEnE5s;s, OF VII Ers f Ssis
Rooms on @2ps 81 sSF aS
sS.9 9a fer ' and sRSa stss
b before s sSi in the sue
dance ~ q tbIs insstuon is desired SIMPSON, seoy
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4HE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
Pencils. &C.. worth OO.0OO,

SO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, without
/ regard to value, aud not TO be paid until you
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.Cornrnissioner's NOTICE

Samuel q. B. Carter VI. W. 7! RobihsonlI In
T8llRnt q Delaplatn W. Bame defendant.
Same plaintiffs W.. same defendant. Ohaneery.
pY VIRTUE of q decree Of the oircuit Court Of
~ Ohio county, made on the day of December,
A D. 1864, In the foregoing cases, It was ordered
with the consent otthe peader, James Il. Rob.
inson, that the said causes be referred to Of the
the prisrites of the deed Of trust set ont in the %
ton Of the inter pleader, James II. Robinson, and
the several attachments in said causes and that he
further ascertain and report the amount OF the Lien
Of the said deed of trust whether at the dates of the
attachments respectively subsequent thereto, ana
that he give due notice TO all parties according 70
law ofhis proceeding under this order.
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Desirable House & Loo f0r Sale

rHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING REMOVED FROM
the city, offers for sale his Dwelling House and
Lot The Lot il 90 feet front Quincy street, rum
ming back 14S feet inches, cornering an alley.
The House contains on the first floor three rooms
and kitchen, pantry and bathroom; on the second
floor I've rooms and store-room, with good sum-
mer and winter cellar under. A good hydrant at
the kitchen door, with a good sewer to the street.
The stable on the back end of the Lot is reserved,
with a lease of two years from April, 1865. 1 will
either sell the Lot whole or divide 1t in two.
TERMS-one third cash, the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest
MATTHEW WARREN.
For information enquire Of Warren L Berger, or
Jacob Berger, Esq. talO
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WANTED.

aaW AN 4GOs
A FIRST GLASS SALESMAN, In a wholesale
"A Dry Goods House in BALTIMORE one who ~
West Virginia and Pennsy lvania, and who can IN.
nnenee trade from those sections will hear Of GOOD
SITUATION IN an old established House by addressin 3
Ja1o-lW is5t - a. - =
Els6oN ACID for removing IToR Rust Ink, Eto,
jAi1 Z. BOOKINGS Drug Store.
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LOST.

an the 18th inst. somewhere aTf.. Street, Gem
Of John e. ap Issdeaoo Of Robert MoEF
W5 s.@sas aaa Street, rec 1 SsSns eaSd
ss cont On Any PSSssd0SS By leaving
T d b s1 e j. Hubbard nSE the
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49, =--4----. -
HAVING purchased the stock Of Groceries, Wine.
- and Liquors rom my father, viii continue
LIBERAL share Of the public patronage.
Wheeling, Dec. "a. 1854. JOHN RE Ia2.9E
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

UUMMIssIUNERS OFFICE,
Wheelipg, WestiEa., Jan 9Th, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given TO ali parties interested
that have fixed on Monday, the 9th day OF Febru.
airy, A. d. 1865, betAeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. N. and O'Clock P. M, as the time, and my Law
Once in said city as the place, when and where
shall proceed 70 ascertain and settle the natter
and things in said decree required :
GIBSON L. ORANAdER,
ta5-1m Commissioner
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Businass Nnfica

II HAVE disposed Of nay stock Of Groceries, Wine,
i and Liquors 70 my son, John Reid, Jr., who vii
continue the buGLneas at my old stand No. 10 Maip
street, opposite B. o. B. r.
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The Wilmington FaiIuro-synopSis
OF Reports OF Generals Butler and
wottzeI.
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The report Of General Weitzel states
that after getting full survey of Fort
Fisher, he frankly informed General But
Ter that it would be a butchery to order an
assault on that work under the circum-
stances.
Gen. Curtis' and Gen. Ames' reports are
appended, confirming all the above essen
tial points, and copies of Gen. Grants
telegrems and orders to Butler conclude the
document.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

between tho two, some slight degree Of irritation
arose on both sides against US. Hear, hear.
But am equally persuaded, with the honorable
gentleman, that among the bulk Of the people oil
the United States, there are feelings deeper
than that irritG tOn-ieeliDgs of good will TO-
wards the country with wh'ch their ancestors
were connected, and l am satisfied that when
this unfortunate contest shall have ceased, what
ever its termination, the natural feeling of good
will and relationship which ought TO prevail be-
tween the two nations will take the place of any
temporary irritation which the war may have
occasioned. Hear, hear.
" am quite satisfied also that England will
not give to America any just cause of complaint
= thdt wdr 'oW not proceed from as; AMI if war
does not proceed from our side, aud if, as the
honorable gentleman thinks, it does not proceed
from theirs, then We may have well founded
expectation that, in spite of adverse appearances
for the moment, and in spite of the prognoslica.
iions Of many, tho friendly relations between
this country and the United States will not incur
any rcnl danger of interruption. Nevertheless"
Lord Palmerston continued, "the honor of Eng
land demands, and our duty as Government
binds us to do everything moreover, that We
shall have the sanction of the British nation in
doing eyerytling-thai we can TO defend our
fellow oOuntrymen in Canada"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS.

No pau attends their operation. The only pills that
upartts without gripping, sickenLg, Weakening eav
Ing the bowels cosiiva and the best Pills offered
the afflicted for every disease requiring purgaye med,
cine Their intrinsic merits are becoming extensively
Elegantly sugar coated price % cents per box
Read what the Rev. Francis NJ. hawkins, OF the NJ. =.
Church, At Baltimore. says ot their excellence -
TowsosTowN, MD, April 26 1864.
Dr. sIMNs soN-Sir;-l have been for or o months
greatly afflicted with the Liver Afecton for the first
wasting away with consumption. suffered much with
II violent misery in my side and with burning In my
buck; my breathing was very hard my eoppleAon very
yellow in fact my whole system seemed entirely out Of
order. had severe cough at times and weakness in
my breast applied to several physicians, aud took a
great amount OF medicine which seemed 10 have good
elect. Whvr first heard your Liver Pills thought
perhaps they might do mo some good, 80 bought one
box and before lad taken them all felt greatly releT-
cd my hTAd tNlt no longer gdiy, my side no longer
pauei me, NY nerves seemed to be strengthened; in
other words began to feel like man aud now
enjoying very good health, They operate without sick,
enug OF any gripping pains aud do highly recommend
them Ia The public. Try them, sufferers before 1t ID TOO
late Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS,
of Baltimore Circuit, Of the NJ. T.. Church.
SOa manufacturers, sINlMs 4 SON, Physicians AID
Druggists corner vi Fourth aud King Streets wmng.
ton bel Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers generally
Ask Simms Vegetable Liver Pills snd take others
SOLD by Ferris, New Castle; Booth and COwGll Son.
Dover; ilammerrry & fnulk Milford; Lodge, Caymont;
Dyots& Co, Philadelphia aud dealers generally.
maYg7
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

PUDLIC-No, 30
AN ACr making appropriations for the support
of the Military Academy for the year ending
the thirticih Of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty xix,
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives ofthe United States Of Amer ica
iu Congress assembled, That the following sums
be, aud the same are hereby, Appropriated out
of any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the support Of the Military
Academy for the year ending the tLiriieth Of
June, eighteen hundred aud sixty six.
For pny of officers, instructors, cadets, and
musicians, one hundred and fifty four thousand
seven hundreland fifty six dollars
For communication ofsubsistence, four thousand
one hundred and sixty one dollars.
Forpay in lieu Of clothing to officers servants
sixty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, ms fol-
lows: repairs and improvements, fuel and ap-
paraius, forage, postage, kilograms, stationery,
transportation, printing, clerks miscellaneous
ami incidental expenses, and departments of
instruction, fifty seven thousand nine hundred
and twenty seven dollars
For increase and expense of library, one
thousand dollars
For forage for artillery and cavalry horses,
seventeen thousand dollars,
For supplying horses for artillery aud cavalry
exercise one thousand dollars.
For repairs of officers quarters, ono thousand
five hundred dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise.
one hundred dollars.
For furniture for hospital for cadets, two
hundred dollars.
For annual repairs Of gas pipes and retorts.
three hundred dollars
For warming apparatus for academic and
other buildings, ten thousand lours
For building public wharf, five thousand dol
lars
For quarters for subaltern officers, one tlou-
sand five hundred dollars.
For fire apparatus, three thousand dollars.
Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That eec,
ton four of chapter forty five of the public nets
of the first session Cf the Thirty eighth Congress,
relating to cadets " found deficient" ia hereby
repealed.
Approved, March 2, 1865
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

These notes issued under the date of August 10TH
1864, and srs payable three yeais from that time, in
currency, Orsfe convertible at the option Of the holder
into
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
When shel man marched down to the sel

NJ $. n. II. BYEns.
Written at Columbia, s. c., while prisoner
il the hands Of tho rebels.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

7-30s.-A few more days aud they will al,be
sold. Persons holding U. S. Certificates of In
debtedness can have them converted into 3Os
without cost, or can hive them collected for 10
per cent Persons wishing to invest in the 1905
before they are all sold, can make arrangement
to pay for them on or before the 10th OF April
by calling on Il. R. ROBiNsoN & Co
Corner of 4th and Market sis,
Subscription Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

TnE ARTISANS oAvING BARK, NO. III Market
Street, wilmington, Delaware. Office open ia
receive deposits and make payments, daily, vx-
cept Sundays, from o o'clock, A. NJ. till Il. II,
On Tuesday evenings from to O'Clock, aaa
on Saturday evenings from q to O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits ia this Institution after
payment Of necessary expenses, nfe all to be d.
vide among the depOaitors. Dividends are do
cared scmi-annually, in the months Of April Aud
October.
The Charter enacts that 20 member Of he
BOARD of Managers shall he entitled to receive
g.. profit Or cmoumcnt for his services az saeh,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers. rs.-Wiliam s. Hillcs, Edward Bett-,
Joseph w. Day, N. Il. Benson, Charles w. How
land, George W. Bush Edward Moore, Leonard
y. Wales, Clement B. Smyth, DR.. J. +. Vaughan,
William ii. Bilany, william Canby, Henry Q
Jones.
WILLIAM s. lIILLEs, President.
GEURua W. BUsn Vice President.
Jonh +. MGLEAR. Treasurer
FAVE YOUR MONEY. -Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the ellco Of William
McCaulley, Esq No. COG Market street, vii
mington, Del, and is opened every day tn re-
ceive deposits, All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, aud i've per cent interest paid
on the same from the lay of deposit
WIN. MGCAuLLEY, President
JoHN p. Rum. Soc'v.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

Nrllleu nv N0lnhplaj y. w. Whlle q prisonC
"a the hands Of tho rebels.
Our eamp-frcs show bright on the mountain
That irowned on the river below
While We stood by our guns in the morning
Aud eagerly watched for the foe;
When IL rider came out from the darkness
That hung over mountain and tree,
And shouted Boys up and be ready
For Sherman viii march to the sea.
Then cheer upon cheer for bold Sherman
Wen, up from each valley and glen,
And the hugles re.echoed the music
Ihpt came from the lips of the men
For we EncB that the stars in our banner
More bright in their splend0r would be,
And that blessings from north land would gree
us,
When sherman marched down TO the sea
Then forward boys, forward to battle,
We malchcd on our wearisome way,
Aud We slormeli the wild hills of Resacca,
God Alcss those who fell on that day,
Then Rcnuesaw dark in its glory,
Frowncd down on ihe flag Of the free
But tho east aud the west bore our standard
When Sler.nau marched down to the sea.
sNll Onward we pressed till cur bauner
Swept out from Atlanta's grim walls,
Aud the Hood Of the patriot dampened
The sod where the traitor flag falls,
lu' we paused not 10 weep Ior the fallen
Who slept ly each river and tiee---
,u we twned them II wreath Of the laurel
A7Shcmtn marched down to the sea.
li9uJ, proul was our army thai morning,
That stood by the cypress and pine
When Sherman eAid 'Iioys YOU are weary.
This dry fuir Savannah is thine"
hen sang wo n cong for our chieflain
That echoed DER river and lea
Mud the stars in onr banner sbone brighter
When sherman marched down to the sea.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
A cARp

Having resigned my positions of Assistant
Assessor and CLERK i'll the U. s. Internal Reven-
ue Department in this city, hereby offer my
services to such as may require assistance in
making out their Income and other Returns,
rendered necessary by the Excise Laws of tho
United States, and in cases Of appeal from erro-
nc0us assessments or otherwise. will prepare
tho necessary forms for certificate of the proper
officers before transmission to the Commissioner
of Internal revenue for adjudication. From the
experience that / have had in the operation of
the Jaw from its commencement, and subsequent
changes nj TO the present time, together with
tho assurance that will hereafter familarize
myself not only with the changes of the law but
with the decisions Of the Commissioner as rem
deled from lime 10 t'mc upon the construction
thereof, | feel confident that | can render
the assistance necessary TO enable parties to
make correct aud Ineligible returns. | will
also give attention 10 the preparation Vi papers
for persons claiming exemption from liability to
the draft, viz aliens, non-residcnts, persons
over or under nge, &c, and (as formerly to the
Opening Of new seis of Books, Closing of old
ones, and Adjusting Intricate Accounts
To such rs do not require the services Of o
Book-keeper permanently. au opportunity is pre-
scented whereby they will be enabled to have
their books journazed and posted and their
hills and accounts made out all of which can
be done by yearly Contract if preferred,
JAMES WUOLLEY,
Office, No. a Il. Sixth Street.
Residence, after about April l, No. 407 East
Fourth Street. mhlT-3l-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
OourMal atau Atatesmra1I
rridoy morning, March 81, ieo0,
mMRNas

as- ons inch or less constitutes square
So single insertion 20 cents per square.
Be- Wgnis Of tour lnAs, single insertion, 70 een,s
No. JriRNAt AND STATESMAN \ pulhi.l,d every
ru,atl. anl FfiLiy at -FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR, pay
NN IN .lyantc No Inscriptions VIII be received Tor
than three mouths and NJ rarer discontinued until
aid ruaA}e af1 paid unless at the option Of tine pub
Tns WI 'EtT J luRNAL AND STATESMAN Is pub.
j. .hAI eYrly ftliy ~ Two DOLLARS AND HALE
rEW ANAuM payAb . ia advance Or THREE DOLLARS
a iar8ud uf ~ yet5
tuNERr Shill'N Is nol exeesiing sruare will be In
,,tftl t,f' tl.is drnr and sixty cunts; aud
a cents Tor every subsequent insertnni longer ones
d 10 In. .,lnn proppytinn'
"a lyariissuiants sent without stating the tima
INV lre to bs ppblished, Will s continued until they
Nrs tfhid AMI chirg'l according 10 tho above terms
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Schon1 Elaot;on

elteton tr members The board Of ru lie Tdu
n cation Ia Whining 90, VII 10 ED on SATURDAY,
tbe hrst day Of April 1t, ors1ing oelpck, anu
closing o'cliek. 2. al
Ia the Fi'st Ward at schoo Houss No. T. IN WA.hng-
toh street, eween Second and Third Streets for one
Inenbaf Of the BIttd tr three years, in lieu 1T A. II
Siinby, whose term viii then expire.
10 tue Second Mard at School Houss No IN Walnut
Stre betsesn Third and Fourth Streets for lhres ier
tsfs Oi the Board Or three years. for years.
en- one for ear In lieu OF John McLsAt tdward
expire -
To- the Third Ward at the Water Witch Engine HOUSE.
In shipley Street, between Filth and SIGH Streets for
one member Of the Boa,d, In lieu VI John d. Port T.
Whose teim will heI expire.
In the fonrih Ward ht School Hou,e No L. corner Of
sixth aud French Streets member uf the Board
IN ieu Of Hon atd Hall, whose term will then expire.
In The fth Ward, at seho.l House No ?, corner OF
Eleventh aud Wa hing.on Streets for hres nbrs OF
lhe bOAld one for three years. for two yaArF and
one for year, in lieu OF RI Rev. Bishop Lee WIN s.
Lilies and Samuel Cinby, whose viii then expire
me school Voters must vote In the Wards in whl,h
they respectively reside.
march q st. JOHN T. ROBINSON. sec'ry.