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Bust and Hand Of Abra ham Lincoln
TO TILE EnIran or TILE HERALD.


TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Will you permit the undersigned citizen Of Illinois,
70 make brief statement relative to the above caption
In Justice 10 himself and because may have pub
lie interest at tho present tncf
Being In this city business connected with the fair
soon to be held In Chicago for the benefit Of tho North
western Sanitary Commission and Soldiers Home, Ihave
been, in ono sense, much grahed to observe nearly
oils my busts OF late revered President frequently
displayed in the windows and on tho building fronts
These buss both the large and small size, had the
honor Of modelling from sittings given me by Mr. Lin.
coin in Chicago few weeks before his nomination for
the Presidency, and after that event patent had
been obtained and the buss together with statue Of
NJ. Douglas, were ready for distribution. 10
notice OF the right hand Of Mr. Lincoln, which on ex-
hibton in the window Of Messrs Ball, Black Co., and
is selling Mt various places for four dollars copy and
which notice stated that the hand had been made by
Mr.. -, Of this city
cast th(s hand the day after Mr. Lincoln's nomna-
zion, at his house In Springfield, and 70 serve me as
study for statue of1bim Some time after, was re-
quested by Of the ladies connected with the Fair
held year ago. In this city, who happened 10 see the
original cast At my studio, 10 have duplicated and
mission. consented with the understanding that Il
should belong 70 the Sanitary Comm and be sold
exclusively for ts benefit but nnd II IL being sold
FOR private gain and my name has been cut from IT,
From all the busts and hands OF the President sold In
ths city, not arthing has been paid 10 for the me
labor and money they have cost me; and rogret the
ings against those parties who have
appropriated my work. BY duplicating the bust in plaster
and photographs
The Of my name and the patent mark from the
President upon draped BREAST tAken from otheI
ouss-possiby Of CaIhonn or jeL Davs--will not pro
tect parties engaged in this business rom the aSs
Txw YoRK. Nav 4 1895
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIr. 1--Short causes-Nos
1777 1884 to 1e45 inclusive 1926 2067 2O9a 21oo 1885,
21s5, 21se Part 2 70 Duane sireet-Nos 142e, 1885,
1444, lAOs, 1910, 1854, 1900, s64 1o7s, 117d
syPERoR CouRr--TRIAL TERx.-Par Mos 1901,
sos Sao7, Sacs, saii eSis Part Nos Socs szoe,
GOA, 2oa6 34o2 452e, 44lo, so6o 1917, 17so, 3oos,
430O 3776, 1914, 567A
CoURr CoMMoN PLsAs-Part Mos 951, S21, $40,
eos e07 9T2 9T3 975, 970 977, 97s, 979, 961, S62,
$50, 633 Part adjourned until Monday.
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Highest Premium Look stitch Sewing
Machine and Button TIole Machine.
WHEELER WILSON s2S Broadway, NY
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G0uraud's italian Medfcated SonI
pimples feckles eruptons tan and all blemishes
Al his depot, as broadway, and drugglsts
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Fine Arts.

American art will be prominently represented at tho
approaching Sanitary Fair at Chicago Over forty Of
prominent artists have already given in their names to
Mr. Leonard W. volk the agent OF the commission, and
have promised the loan Of paintings statucttcs, &c
Beerstaet will contribute his '.Rocky Mountains" and
two smaller pictures and among the other artists who
have promised their support ~ the movement may be
named David Huntingdon President Of tho Acadomy Of
Design; Il. Leutzs, J. K clifford, J. +. Kensett, VIM
Hart, A. w. shattuck, Casiar, Sonntag, Gignot, &C.
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new styIes from TWENTY FIVE and THIRTY to THREE
HUNDRED DQLI.ARs eschs For sale By GE0R1n O.
ALLEN. No. tlb broadway door below Canal street.
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Flagg staMs, Patent Cantcring Horses,
InvafdS Wheel Chairs 8. W. SMITH, 90 william street.
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Immense Price Paid for Old Books.--
10000 Books. Steycoscopic Pictures hand LE0GAT
BROTHERS, lis Nassau street. below Beekman.
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Cristaaoro's Hair Dye. Preservative
and wig Depot, wholesale and retail No Astor House.
The dye applied by sklful artists.
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I Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best in the
world Harmless reliable The perfect
| dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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A.-Use tho Best.-Bowden's Moth De-
sTROYING PACKET For sale BY all druggists Price 5c.
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The Bruce Ferti1ixer-sold by Geo. f..
WHITE Co. So Cli street, il the best for crops and
leaves the soil in excellent condition
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A.-Gents' All Wool Suits 91s, Boys' Al
Wool Suits %, ssI " BROKAw's. ~ Fourth avenue.
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Prizes Cashed fn all Legnlixed Lotteries,
and information given Drawings sent
J. CLUTE, Brokers' o1lcc, 176 Broadway
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For Di.rrhea, Dysentery, &e.-M.

No More Gray Hair or Baldness.-FOrty-
place.
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Billings' Moth POwder.-The surest
antdote the ravages Of mohs cheap deghfuy
grant ounce boxes 2sc pound boxes, o. Apofhecs
seuM
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An Importers Stock OF Ties, scarfs,
shrs Collars Gloves and Hosiery at RETAIL cheap No
PARA row, the Museum.
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair original color stops its falling Qua Keeps the
head clean Stands above comparison with other hair
Dressing sold at the drug stores and a once, Liz
DroodWry. SARAH A. CHEvALfER n D.
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A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circulars,
j. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street N.Y.
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>N~O-
nve years practice Advice free by Dr. GRANDJEAN Asor
For DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Sc.-Ma-
GUIkE'S Compound Extract Of Benne Plant is the most
General pieasanton and GEN Fuz Henry Warren Of the
United States Army Western Sanitary and Christian Com
missions War Relief Fund Committed Editors of the Press,
and Western steamboat officers Sold BY all druggists
n Park row. New York.
spring Opening in Hats.-KnOx, the
halter, at the Of Broadway and Fulton street.
nounces himself ready with all the Spring styles
IN HATS CAPS &c Some OF these decidedly novel, and
VIII undoubtedly have Those who desire TO be in ad
vance or the fashion do purchasing OF KNOX who
TO be ahead OF an competitors with the newest styles
The Great German HeiImittel
, ,GgREs CAT MCATARRH, CATARRH,,
Mucous Dropping into the Throat, Hawking, Impure
COUGHS, cofbS, BRONCHITIS,
DIPTHERIA,
and the first stagesof Consumption.
AZ Wholesale by DEMAs BARNES, Il Park row, and
GORDON JONES CO.,
No. 10 State street, Boston, Mass. Proprietors
The Original Sewing Machines for
sale at No go Broadway Invented and made by ELIAS
HOWE Jr.
The Bruce Ferti1ixer-sold by Geo. T..
WHITE CO., 66 Cl street. is the best for crops and
leaves the soil in excellent condition.
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Buy Miller's Hair Dys-Best I'm Quality,
cheapest in price Try H. Sold by druggists Depot %
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Boys suits-9s, SO and 412.
DAVID CLOSE, lo2 Fulton street, near Broadway.
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There was rather more activity in the wheat market
yet the demand moderatc and prices about 1c
a &c below last quotations. The sales comprised
30 900 bushe at 81 81 for Chicago spring. 81 % for
winter red westerR 81 70 81 80 for amber Michigan,
and 81 So for Milwaukee club Rye was quiet with
small sales at 81 81 05 Barley and barley malt
tnued duh and prices nomnally unchanged Corn
was in limited request and lower prices realized
Sales 1000 bushels, At 81 10 81 AZ for yellow
and 81 45 for mixed Western. Oats dull and 1c.
&c lower ut 5sc. o2c for Western and 0oc Tic for
Jersey and Western.
COrros.-rhe market opened decidedly nrmer, sales
having been effected Of middling at 4s Lc with some
holders demanding higher prces Al the advanced
rates. however there only limited business trans
acted and after the government sale there was less
hrmness observable and prices declined TO Acc l7c for
niddng at which prices the market closed dun and
heavy with sales OF 900 balea The government sale
OF Savannah cotton drew together large attendance
and the whole catalogue, comprising 0000 bales was
disposed Of follows $50 bales fully good mddling at
37Hc 23o1 bales middling at 32c. Ahc 3l3 bales
low middlng at 2skc 400 857 bales good ordinary at
25c 20llc., 81 bales ordinary at Akc, and 81 bales
pckngs at 12xc oil for gold, tho rate being A2% per
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The Great German HciImittel
CURES CATARRH, CATARRH,
DISCHARGES FROM THE NOSE
Mucous Dropping into the Throat, Hawking, Impure

The Original Sewing Machines for
sale at NO go Broadway Invented and made by ELIAS
HOWE, Jr.
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frizes Casmeu IN al Leg AottorAss,
~ y. S-o -, D.o~-- o--e-, .'s D''""""''
A-V.ntterv prsxe. Cashed. Circulars
Srsvin.s and Information seni
Wall AIR n "
o-.s...D =, ec.o " ~
SiHoiiNS rAoAsi for 'a'e W MI aruSs'''' ffi'e w.
=, An Importer's stock OF Ties, scsrns
ps, parS worss, sho anu ose'S ~ e' s"P ~
a, A., vuy--, &c. e,e. u.~., An
eMss 49, " %. ~ - xAo5 DOys AA
"oo o"" w. - L. " D"VAA" o. - ro"''" "o""o
A. cold Falls, % Fau the Priees AZ
SEMNS oIo Brosdway The estabishment takes ,he eaa
OF AZ nss s.oIes IN ne Union in ne vsey sn
gentlemen.
,
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
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lo1jns % tender Tia: e Children p Hsr" They
fhinf Of yous ep cSIaen ald condemn you can for hi.
tear: ap5 emotion When the sui, va brought the great
ssSe s.o was secIesy fog tho blood the honor Of
the Steven, family, tho Stevens blood, puIer than
the honor Of the fapiy; Yet the whole world be de-
.Ioyed doing it, Tey desccnded from revolutionary
that you were stpg in the iafybor to-day" Th. wss
family worth saving Ana Sc, what wss all this Donor 90
lie children! The priceless nestmsbc, The other
bauble not. worth The having. While ho wis mech,
petient, e1iurins, he was admired commended; On,
when he srove to free himself they turn on him
with unparalleled ralgnity And they talk Of deceney In
this case Who has raradcd all her diseases herei V ~
At this time the brother hecoues the agent and since then
they stood by her until they have become
blamed father or brother for standing by dsuslt
they have done So aud never wronsed so
deeply as she has been.
The Court then adjourned at 1885, II O'Clock this morning
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Scranton Coal at Auction.

John II. Draper a Co. on Wednesday morn
gsold at auction on account Of the Delaware Lack
awanna and Western Railroad Company $4,000 tuns OF
Scranton Coal Of various sizes deliverable a. the Com
panys Depot at Llizabethport during the month Of
January next.
The extreme mildness Of the weather thus far keep
inc onsportaion OPEN and at the time nate
rally Diminishing the consumption OF fuel IN house
holds combined with the amount OF coal now on hand
at the various deposits. seems to have exercised de
cided effect on prices which noceably lower than
they have recently been. The rates obtained VIII be
found in our regular market report the sixth page
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Ro,nn OF CorxcILMny-A RrcEss.-The

Board or C0UYCILMEy-A RECEsS-lhe
Board net AT o'clock yesterday afternoon but with
out traneaotlng any business Immediately took ro
cess until o coc. D. NJ Alier the Board ress
seinbed communication was received from the
downtown merchants, and storekeepers complaining OF
the insuiiciency OF gaslght during the most valuable
portions Of the day 10 which, resolution WAS appended
requesting tho Monhattan Gas Co. to remedy tho evil
ADOPTED. Mr.. Lcut presented rtmonstganco against
he recent resolution in favor Of widening Aua st.
signed by fourGflhs Of tho property owners. ko.
monHrance received. Tho resolution for printing
900 copies of the report railroad grants vetoed last
June BY the Mayor was called up, and tho BoaId con.
CURED In tho resolution OF the Aldermen passing II
over the Mayors veto also In resonton nNing The
galaic II The messengers Of the Finance Departnion
h 81 iOl motion for donation Of $50 tn tho desii-
into blind after olciting considerable DISCUSSION on
proposed amendments, hlaly passed limiting tho
donation 10 the blind wLo had beon reedonis ior one
year. The board then adjourned TO today at : T. III.
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ph;,adc,phin (nuie WnrLet-Dcc. q.

Ito tuppIy ofbirf cae hl, week was not very Ins'.
Amounting e. only 1881 bead Phcrs remain hn and aool,
the same m lot iotcl FAX 10 good cattle sold At from s<
aslC ~ m sud primo uud extra It from 10 2'O-II 3D.
SmrPTbc demand ioI sheep wi guile active, and lr''s
,aue.J .i,lry the i'rs amounted % $3.50 head n prrr
an.i, ron 6agc p n gos lol ID, sherP aud nom S5d
= % each. for stock sheep.
JOGs-Jbis market again dull, ard prices declined
agu liz A,; he'd 800 bead u rou $l2o @i % the
100 NJ net. a. % condition. ~
COys-rhe demand for not very brisk The eh,r-
r and ule, amounted d head ~ from TJ3d 80 Tor
stf'u..rs and ilOm : % a 4 03 for Aiilch cows.
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TIE WONDER OF THE AGE!

1t was scrub, scrub, scrub,
From mornin' until the night,
Aud scrub, scrub, scrub,
Til aich board in the floor was white.
1t was wiring, wiring, wiring, .
Och the wather it scalt to the bone;
And wrinr, wiring, wiring,
Till me hands were as hard as q sthone.
Wild knaln', and Scrubbin', and dhryln',
Me head it wint round like a top,
Till thought I'd be after thrying
The latest invention of Mop.
This nate looking little machano
l. n saving 81 stringth that's complate,
And washes me floor as clanc
And white, indade, as u shate.
So don't waste your breath in wlshn,
just 20 at once to the shop,
And yoursllf the man will be blessln
That invented the SELF-WRlNGING MOP
In calling attention 10 this article the Propreto's iee eo"h
dem, that the public cannot fail to see its utility anu ' ono
tried il will prove entirely satisfactory.
Beside being the Cheapest ia the most Durable 'c'
tho msfs,t ., a..
The persons l.irs 4 need not touch their hand I" '
waters hts
\SELF-WRINGING.
sorn ,,HoLEsALE AND RETAIL by
4. WI, FULLER n Co..
yo ofi FUITON.sr n. Y.
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"'""' ~ Dec. n lseS
=, - ''' Cattle sheen. sho,,s Fat Hos'
H'' This week.. ............ie9l 9o.g GS isoS
Last wseS................2sA 9ai 2c' 80 20
Pn,crs-B-ri per 9 y. ON velsh, Of hile ia ow,
ard meat extra. - 500 ga hlft qu4y. ris &c -
SECOND aasy "a I5 s,s ssanyf Of the posre..
Wc,kinS cISa l5od s2;l: handy 'eer SaSd $50 or
Co,rs and Young Cairs,--Far quality taodT'o Extra
;S,G s,Ig3. Tsrrow AMI Dry. S134 ..
N,,' or iE ioaag catl, {o' tg,e'' yeaf'o'a'
SAe,p-Per 10. live weight bd7c sheep and Lsfho' per
bead, IN lots, T3a - E1iri, "a rs d., W..
Eai Hogf-Pcr n. II dlIc live weight Shoie'-" hoe'
Mdc.-Breiton. d dioc q ~; County lots 3.a9s.
pa,...s paIo-s':iia Ia III iseash. Csfstp. ss.yb
This l. tho last IIts"t ir ihe year mere nave
been considerable more cate and sheep :oa ~ aDi.
either the oar ns1rrs i1h up zoe year
4. l,ow.. ,atc ll78p; sheep AMI lambs, JilJl5 last
wear catte lUG3ti sheep 9yJa0 Prices have al'o ruled
higher than ever before being the hgue for extra cattle
snd h. had very quiet look Buyer, taking only enough
for Immediate nee they wish q il1r' no accounts WIN
the yeaf N,n say that Ia our opinion, caitl are soi
a about weeks rsfes should be Fcm"tbied that ist
week wa. bard for droyc' The number Of Nor'hg'
rovor Brehton to-day shows that prices a. Cambridge
Tb, /. sad fail in sheep Both the beef and mutton dea
Of city hay. had exceedingly dull n"fAet TIE past
weck aud the sheep butchers apparently made np hrr hd,
fron one 10 n lower than last week We heard
nothing De although there were eas Loads tht aver
seed ll2 %, 20 leo NJ Although tni some too less tai
a week tbs butcher appear to have had he on way az
al points, oil them saying be could huY 2c 10 cheaper
NJ o'clock p M yesterday than at daylight Some drove
lots brighton bed troye' bntcherd aud Others
hold on f1r next wecs W H. Birdwr sold river led sheep
load l2 ~ oI; and unothef part lambs
% 10 DE Wolf rrou'y sold III averaging "a H. At 7c ~
- zach and ~ n At dc. n msny lot, were so
Cattle aor Albany, .5, irom Maine iol. shoie trade dull
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READY TO-DAY.
The ROUND TABLE

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 90, ias
CONTENTS:
THE NATIONS NEW YEAR
FREE CONCERTS ON SUNDAY.
NOTES OF AsHoRr HAND nrrosYrs
MEASURES. NOT MEN.
WAR SONGS OF orRu,Nv
ESSAYS ON THE SUPERNATURAL opey .
Christianity.
THE SEVEN GREAT HYMNs OF TIE grrr.,
CHURCH.
THE MAGAZINES FOR JAsrAsy
THE ROUND TABLE TO ITS ler.s
ANNUs MlRABILIs, 1867
NUIsANCEs.
POSSIBLE CHANGES IN Lgsory
ALL THE LITERARY AND ART NEWS ., .
WEEK.
Price single copies, IS cents; Sc year, in .dy.r,,
HE. & C. H. swEETsER. Cos ,.,,,
Publication Ofce. No nv
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BRADBURY'S
BRADBURY'S
BRADBURY'S
SUPERIOR "GRAND SCALE,
y I a n o. F. O RI + 81

HARRY SANDERsON, the celehrlteA pianist. p-i...
After having tried and Thoroughly tested lie pi.s -
Of every rstcass maker this cty hetatc not 70
Bradouys Grand Scale Square IS by f,r Tie most poss,
brilliant, pore and toned oi suy square io oil NV -
whatever with which acqIain,ed It + struiv al,
IN. Instrument. combining the power end ssg- qt.,
the full size Grand with the bcsuiful rornd plp nd
cate tones o. tue square most folly coincide win Iet
musical gentlemen recently assembled a. AT fral0r,
waTerooms, In Ironouncus these instruments % i e,
piano oytes have played upon. Very irl,, yool
HARRY 8 lSUrRsN
" "HewYorS. Feb u. 1867
FRADEL the celebrated musical critic and hef ssu
Bradbury's Grand Scale Square Pianos lf ,srssis
purity sweetness. equality. brancy and 81 gns To.,
tone strength Of action. and tnoro1ghness Of okst
superior any instruments with which ili
CHARLES tktbgLT
wM. B. BRADBURY, Nos i25 and ~. Brcc -ea
~.
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Hxcess Of apprOpriatops TOT plhics .-.''sO0'
Ordered 10 b. printed at length.
By unanimous consent Mr. DUPI0SAc offered M
amendment TO tie bylaws awe TO cCFpOreei puhlsn
mn, msIing Il the duty of Principals Of Schools 10
ehsstise dsordery scholars aud in the event OF the
Principal being disabled then 1t shall be the duty 9i
the Vice. Principal 10 inhic the
The resolution heretofore adopted increasing the SAL
ares OF teachers % per cent was on motion ordered
10 bo continued until the Board see proper to rescind
the same. ,..-.,
nrcsent term shall have EXPIRED all the evening
schools with n Wow 20 reorganzing the same on
moro Efficient basis and that evening sehoo! be re.
opeued except by vote OF the Board
The usual resolutions complimentary TO the President
and clerks were adopted. and the Board adjourned
siu
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CAR ACCIDENT. - Last evening, Thomas
Brady laborer rording at No - West Forty fourih
st. Was run over in West Broadway Dy car No ~ o'
tno Sisthayc line and had ono OF his arms Drokeh'
IIe was conveyed 10 the New York Hospital.
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suPREsfE CoURT-srEcrAL T,RA-Drc 27.-Before
Justice isGRAnAN
DECISIONS

jos. Keller agt. Jas. B. Goggins.-Motion denied.
Ff-dsr v Hamn sud oicTs AZ. same ioiion denied
with 10 cos Ioui. Dryfoas ad Others ast The same
Moton dcurd with 10 c0s's. Drorre bss and others agt
Tie ssfnc.--MgiIop denied It'll = 10 co.ts.
Before Justice LLosARp
Charles l.. Anthony 81 al. ggt. B"lOni Howard
G, s-Aiotor denied with $40 cost 1E opposur 10 abide
event ,
MARY Ou Ell, Join OttRepori % Referee confirmed and
udsm.ui granted nom bed lbd board plaintiff ~ have cus
tody of children.
Gror.c Blum st. irgA pgm.-Ncpcf confined sndl luds
men. oi divorce created
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Beard Of Edvc vcaSiou.
CLOSING SESSION FOR TIE YEAR-MPoRTANT
REPORTS PROM THE FINANCE COMMITTEE

CLOSING SESSION FOR TIRE YEAR-IMPoRTANT
REPORTS PROM THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
&C., &C., &C.
The final session of the Board of Education
for the present year held at o'clock last evening"
the President James N. Mclean esq, in the chair.
The Finance Committee presented report on the
receipts and expenditures for the year lo6o The fol
lowing is the statement:
RECEIPTS.
The School Fund for 1855 via:
The amount from the State. ...........-.s 252 263 81
An eq ual amount from the County. 252, 26j "a
Onetwentieh of per cent OF valuation Of
real and personal estate in the city in
1864 1854, j95 040). 3i1297 80
Tax FIVE C5) collars for each scholar taught
during the year ending Oct ], 1864, as 49,. -
per official returns eos, 1850 )----.- l,O2o6so w
si,5is sos So
The additional amount applied for by tho
Board, March Is, under the Act OF the .oo oo
Legislature Of March 5 lst5.---...-.. 4O,Uo w
Total Fund. g., 29s, ,5Os 5s
PAYMENTS.
Amount Of fOver-iraits on City Chamberlain -,. --
Salaries of teachers in Ward schools " I,2s6IsG 43
Salaries of Janitors IN Ward Schools os,O1o 50
clndinS fpcl p' .'",".. oe''. l23.735 SO
Support OF the Free Academy. ........... ss,6 O6
Penairs of the Free oademy bnildipr 422 03
Support OF the Evening Schools. ..-..-.., 72,Hi %
Rent Of school premises to lst Now. 1887 ~
Salaries Of superintendent. clerks, &c, Of
the BOARD ..............-.... 47733 "a
Annortionment Of co-porate schools So 9O4 10
Sippes through the Depository 166G4 70
Replirs of buildings and work through the
shop by special appropriations. ..-...... 434l
Incidental expenses OF Board of Education o,oo' "
Payments on piano appropriations made
IN 1904 ard lSoj. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jIi' w
Payments on account OF special appropria'
tons made in 1864 and 1865, for sites,
erecting budings. heating apparatus.
altering and repairing. ..--....-....---- 2139i2 %
Normal schools-salaries ......-.....- 5546 II
Total n,ymcn,s for warrants issued. 81 337 $50 62
DEDUCT recelnts .................... 229e sos "a
leaving over draft ft.............-. 81. S393is u
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corpTc,t.FspAR-rr. DAY.
Do.,sn Live stoch Market.

pITGh1ON. CANBRDGE AND NHDtoiub
g,ro,,a 10, Il TRLvSE fis ree< sEStn2 HsiA'ddb
Dec -. lst3.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPru,L THnS-Dsc. 27-B
Justice NosCRlgF
DfCI@IDSs.

wliin u srrrf,teru AT John Power Findings oi 'e'
IL Law % bic.
Jeremiah $, I.1Itl AT. DAVID IS. Salier.-houon
,an,sd. Yi's III costs o, p-n
Rsett nrer AT Tho Forty 'econdst and dtnd-''- HAi
i.:,-sii si' .esnr Tho ssme.Moon
in &c Jacob kinney fof Of stsebnen,-a Motion
grated.
COURT CALFSDAR-rTs DAY.
errEExH COUHT-CHAMBEBs.' NOS. ~, 10, ~,
50 D. iot lOT III lb IN 49, ~. ls3 5l 49, lb ~
lO i6g i7o s, 49, iH 49, g9, 200 !oJ 100 10 -e''
Regular cau commence I'll
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The Board confirmed the nomination OF Anthony j.
Oliver as Inspector OF Common Schools for the lirst
District. -
The Finance Committee submitted statement of the
furd foi special appropriations TO date;
Amount OF OF appropriations over the fund set
apart date of last report, Nov. l.... Sl6iOI4 ~
Amount since appropriated. yiz
Nov. 2-Repairing bdildings in Sew
Altering and repairing late G.S.
No 30 Eighteenth Word. 900 90
Third Ward. d.......'.............. l6OI5
Altering and repairing W. S. No.
Is. Eleventh Ward. -. 957f 60
g. Sixteenth Ward .,,.........,. 1891 10
Altering aud repairing w. s. No.
~. sixth Ward-.................. q G
Twelfth Ward r,i'.................' 325 %
Dec. 20-Furnishing r. ). No. g.
Eleventh Ward..........-....... $50 -
Ward .,.....,..........:.,....: 1915 SO
Ward .'.....-...,............ 49, 80 1888 to
Ward. ......................... 1918 "a
IS. Eleventh Ward ..o......'..... 2,lss %
Altering and repairing W. s. Nos.
II and IS, Sixteenth Ward. l6 q
70, Twenty iS W .frst Ward. ......... 1855 20
Repairing W. 5. Nos. 81. 80, i6 and
Ward rd'......"........''.......... d. . ~ w 1000 81
Repairing w. & Nos. %, ~ and ~.
Twelfth Ward. 700 ~
Altering aud repairing buildings Of
4. \ No 10 thirteenth Ward. 6,lOl %
Repairing w. \. Nos. 20 and u end
Col y No. I, Fourtceenth Ward. liza %
hsStlnf WnI "'' '....'..'..4'. -''' 80 .o $50 90
Plumbing W. 8 No. 3I Twelfth
- O., 800 ls
.oo, 60 =.
Excess over amount set apart. oiO &c
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Amount OF apps opriltloDs for yiAnoa. ...-.. s2oJ.
Amouut of ni1d anar, foo p'ss"Os- ''o"
r-.... u nnnrnnriati tinns for nihros soJI