The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-10
THE
Public Schools

THESE schools viii be opened for the iistrihu.
order:
Oh Monday sndTuesdsy. septorber 11th. and
18th, from a NJ. 70 . m, at the Howard Bnldiur
| olage Hill 70 pCupls residing south Of soutbl
| Union street and Claiborne District
On Wednesday, and Thursday September 18th
and l4th, TO pupils between South Ution and Union
| streets, &c Hume building ccurrr Of Broad ana
| Spruce streets, from 3 M. 10 ] pm.
On Friday and Saturday, September 15.h and
18th, % those residing north OF Union street 70 The
| extent Of the city limits IN that direction az the
| Hynes building corner Of summer aud Line streets
| 81 the ssme hours OF the days as before.
| Ire attent on OF Parents and Guardians ia res
| pecilIy called 70 the following ordinance establish
ed by the City Authorities in reference the Public
/ Schools OF Nashville.
! }. All white children who have attained the ace of
SIR 1s5Vs whose Darens or guardians are residents
Of the city Of Nashville aud ent tied under the or
dinsnce OF the CiH .ihoI"'1', 10 participation in
the benefits Of the Public SCHOOL, hall be admitted
I into the school Tor which they are respectively
qualified, by obtaining certificate from the super-
intsndent: Provided 0r1Jg. that they are not labor
iug under any contagious disease. and have been
yaccin3ted. To sad ticket Of admission into the
Public Schools, the follow ng note shall be added
"Th.s ticket must be presented within one week
from d-te, or he seat vii b. forfeited
2. All applicants for admission must be sccom-
psnled by their parent or guardian. and no pup
shall be allowed 70 reian hrs connection with ary
Of the Public Schools unless he regularly furnish
ed ~ BIS parents, guardians, or otherwise, W Ia
books and Other COnVenienceg necessary for the
prosecution Of his studies wi hin one wesl, from
the time they may be required al books rrnish-
ed by the Board must be returned 10 the tea,her
upon the pupils leaving school.
Teachers Appointed for the Hume
Building.
PROF. C. ID. LAwREsCE. author Of Lawrence Al
zebra" and late Professor OF hfa, hemafica 10 the
New York State Normal Institute sl AIbany-Prn
Cipal.
a. w. WAsEES, A. b.. Yale College. Teacher OF
Classics and sDglish Branches
Prof A. J. n. Binens from Point Croix College, De
pa tment du Flnistsre (trsnce} and late Professor
At the University Of Notre Dame, ind Teacher Of
Modern Languages and Classics.
John A. Owen, B, from iilin0is.-Teacher in /
Grammar Department
Miss O James. from st. Adams, Vermont for 1
merry PrerepTess Of the Female Department Of
our II gh school.
Ms N Hanks, fiom Cinciunat, Ohio.
Miss n Z Phillips, from Bosom, Mass.
MISS r Ford, nashville.
mrs N VaunOy Brown, Nsshy. o.
Miss s Caruthers, from Huntsville, Als.
Miss VI LOrg Nashville
Miss Magg Barr, Na-hyIie.
Teachers Appointed for the Hynes
building.
A Water B, and. Vie. IRON Rochester, New
Tork-Prnc pals.
" W Goodwin Nashville.
Miss NJ Taylor, Boston. Mass.
Miss Mary H0l mes, Nashville
Miss Julis French, Nashville.
Mis- AureliB Wharton, Nashville.
Miss Ella DoniRan, hashV ll8.
Miss Julia Z Lena Daaulls, New York.
Mrs i Les, Nashville
Miss Jennie Fleming, Nashville.
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Teachers Appointed for ths Howard
building
EAWars, ABB, Yse CousEs-P iBcipaL
sY CaldWe D, A n, Nasdv-i e--A's q M Principal.
a A weaver, A B. Huntsville, Ala.
TW Haley, Nas- VIE
Miss Helen Knox,