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OFFICIAL REPORT.
Adjourned Meeting OF the Board of
Education.

AAlGAHN1 Lii5 Aotug 4So3.
Brtntano,. Clarke, FeIseutba1. Fos'et. .!Gutlford.
Hayes. Lsaslti. Steele, 11nksam, Walsh and
Apssnt-Nessrs. Blackman md Rsder.
President Holden In the chstr-
The MINUTES Of the 1sst meeting were rcad and
The Prett1e1t anpouuced ths following Stand
ing 20 nntttces for the year:
Buildings and Gfouads-KJdef, Blackman and
+ Iii Boot. and Courss Of 1a,true.lon- -steele,
Rlltf oAd Reg4Idtsons-Loavit BonGe!d apl
ATearatus gnd Earn:tut-snt1tora, Tlnkham
EIamfnotion ef f7<aehers-Fo.tes, Hayes, clarke
and The superintendent
.dgpointafns a 1faea<rt-frssidens, Foster
~ Jasito1s and srnp'es- -Tlnshau, Walsh and
5taai. and R<'sards- -Brentano, Fslsenthalana
auditing aid Ftnaaes- -B1aekman. Walsh and
1Iaf M;on staoo.-clurk, Ba1lantsuc, and BActn.n.
Dta,6otn StAool-Gnilford. s.
Jones Scaoo-Leagatt.
Eeannsoa Sthoot-Bal'antyuc.
r q 1krn sehool-Thkiam.
Ua.finytoa SeAooI-telsenthai.
Nohiey School-Stee1e.
agxr Fag:tr stnooi-Wslsi. si
Oodtn School l-Foster.T
As,cbfrry ryiS.hG9t-BlaekMau. 8
10. 1rtlce eSth0ot-WeatNorth.
Skinner Sehooi-ClaFke.
Edrfa Efhoo1-Rydet.
South tAice3o 8thoo-stsc!e.
BridGtport tSehool-UouHcld.
Iaitit[n nSchooi-BallaDtyne.
m motion Of Mt. BIllantyne, these committees
verc condrmed by the BoaI1.
=: The Srperipten endent presented communication
from Mr. T, I. Sherlock, agent for Greene's Gr1m.
mar statlhE that he had received atuppy OF yram-
msrs which were now ready for delivery to the
nmnlt OF the public schools at the agreed rate Of
fnrfy. .flye cents per copy
On o. motion of NJ: Bftntano, this communication
MSS laid On fhc table:
The resignation of Caro-! Gsytes, assistant in.the
uioh School. was received and accepted.
IL Ct.fke presented the following resolution:
PtsoIftd, That EdwHrd u, Williams be appoint
ed Instructor in the High School for the refn.in-
der ii The present schooa 1eas At salary Of FL 50
ne1 wtek; said appointment NOT to be held valid
r. rste te should not pass satfsflctosy examine
t,nr before The Committee On the Examination Of
~ Wentworth moved az An amendment, Tint
tbc matter he reterred to the Committee o. the
InpoIntment oil Teachers, with aatloft'y to fill
ths yacaucy, Is indicated in HI. ciorkh'a resoin-
Rita amendment wss accepted by Mr. Clarke,
and he resolution, as anccded, w1s adop ed bT
re 2e,r pe Steele presented memorial from 81r.
Win. PrIpcIpat Of the South Chicago School,
srd chairman Of tho Committee Of Teachers OF
III eitT on the Ean1tsry Fair, askn. that The pub
nc schools be closed during The GEsr ~eck OF tho
T,.r Reorfst E-1nteI>
Tic Su7:rin:sEieut stated to .hc D,ar1 that in
Ee n1om0roa ef eaa6ses. lew e'assSs II d1anr:a.
, 1865-05-26

bud hon f,,ued and a.k. u IL strQct{vaa from til,
B91ld Nnelaer tae p3p,;s vi tuosp1a;v " suppy
E VIZ Rn.te, 16g gnTf 4 itss he nupiss bs RECON-.
ueuded to purchase Grcere's Gtamn4ss.
ssr. sieesc mc1ed TO arend BY substituting
"Cu,ckenbos FOR .Gteens."
0nmohun Of MI Gul!ofd she ~7o:e as: masscr W w
|sissEed to ,;cn ~ acm 0'''<e o. 's1' n''As aa4
Fosits ot oIea That he ccsa o. this Doara
At ih,,F 1T meetIrs snspcad!ns he sc.:oa of
tSe i iste Byar1 IN re;tfcnce to ihetntroductoE Of
Giesre.s Grsmuasr, be understood To oe tn fo.:s
untll the c'oae q DC present term oaiy:,
On rnotion Of Mr. Haxes Tie mutton ,t. e II t9s,
tet "a referred to The Committee On 1e@s oooks
an1 ~. Coa1se O. !os9neto1. that ,oor,. eo,,d
hc ,snssd F1 H. of ~ surni1s
nnniis IN ,he lanes sni Mose1ey SCHOOLS, md sag
scttsd thai i+mporsry hniiair,gs Be erected In 40
Twelve md Fv:fsl s :hool D:s1tets: =.
Or motion Of Mr Fostsr, the erection d ss%po,
ray BUILDINGS ia No; Twelve nd Fo,tss Ssa99' s.,
nstrsets rs referred 9 ths th o. on
=, fs 70 se set o'1r'' sna sARe'n''n''D' WIZ p'"
IfaIKeesr,. Bsl!an.ynr- rannde1d. B,ent,ao.
Cl,rke, FeiseDths1. so.iss, Gpilfo1d. aayss. Mol-
5eD. .L.vitt, etcels. Tinshan, Walsh md Went
woE.h-15.
It1T@-t
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bring the figures to srveu thousand. This Is
at the rate of twenty-eight thousand per
month, or three hundrtd and ttifty-six
thousand per annum, at s'eingle port, when
the Eeaeon for large. arrivals has not COM
menced. That begins In june, aud usually
contiuues to October and November We
hare not seen report Of the arrivals at other
places, but every EUROPEAN steamer brings
fresh intelligence OF The swelling exodus on
Its way hither. -.
, 1865-05-26
rual election oi grand olIicess will take place
tQ.nplfpN,

rual elcvt,on oi grand officers will take place
tomorrow.
- !. THE OIL BUSINESS .--t.
is about played out ecum, floating Or other.
wise, is he'd in abho1rcnc-. and wild grease
+ more sought at5 pslss l., t5 sf% ss% - no
bcliztd its value lar q fsw excited days dHln-
dled down ia soter adjustment; md PetsE
oicum, Esq, Is 10 longer resident Of 20 our :
city. Old Ben zine Ill haunts or streets. .
feeble shadow, but he leaves for On Cit5 next
week. As the Latin chap sa'd' ca.s,nsTd u, Md
rather our feelings and capital to jndiclou.s
investments in the cereals Of your broad pras'
stes, and we'll be corn-teuted."
I haven't eatd anything about the supreme
Cou1t, which isln eesslon, because notnang
need te said. The docket, under me y's3s, s3.,
Gus 1sbors Of our four w,rthy ana 1oya'
Judges grows 's'smallez bS degrees a4d beau
tifnlly less." The work Of the old bsnSa s,a
has been brought up, and 4 1aT5ees oon, !,
bring up sonle eases soon. the Judges WIN
have nothing to do bu. to draw their nstae
salary of three thousand dollars year,
, 1865-05-26
A SSESSMENT NOTICE,

CHICAGO, EAy ID. l5*5 {
Public notier Is hereby given to Al Parsons later.
Hoard OF Palae W.l;ks q the taty OF Cn:A-o II
comp1:tea the 1so fJr thE cu1b1-E nui1F
aud paving With - Wooden blvc@ PaveueLt' y. 1cott
krtl ZOE ,- .h tine OF <! mic u to ths toa
line Of Mtc!1rAa sYet a1n 4nch Asseetaeut Roll hAs
bern died in 1h= .ttce OF The CITY Geek
The undersigned Will xnp.y to The common Council
fstjf .tY IT in ext regular mertuG te he1a
fhe twen,yninth day Of A-y 1ssa = the hour OF 7x
o'cle tx II for ,norn.:son e sash ss.es.ns4
70 heasd. Al pessons Ii,h.nx . onet 70 sSad ~
With Z, tn The o,ce Of The CITY Ge-E. At lest one
ds1 p1or to such noet1nz Of the Cotuua0n Con- ell
J. 9. <fNDE14E.
FRED, fEFX,
@. J. ROSE
Commlsdoaess OF the Board or Pabuc Worl1-
, 1865-05-26

TO THE USFoRruHArE.

Arc you caught WIN any CHRoslc or othtr dlteeso
you vllh EE.T krcEEr. ana promptly 4nd reliably
cured, 80 to DR. CtAEEK 81 Clark Street. NJ.
lAimon Hlock Entrance On both Clark and Wsah.
1nkton rs. send stamp for "PE1yA1E LITTER" to
NArx1Kn L4n1zs. And onn Tor j" PRIVATE LzE7ERa" On
EE,t1sAL WEAxsEzs. both frce. Tic French -fcue1lc
rfeTott1"-ncw lhitg-t'0 Eend ata mp fur desertp.
tlou- fhe Doctoz4s great srccrss sud popularity IL
&hn 1KKATMT Of these Ia on aceount Of hls
1Hdu1 AE EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE. He does not
want your money un}csa ha can do Jou good. Ad.
d1ess Dr.. CLARKE, No. La1non Block, Chicago,
Illinois. rnyAy7st $40
, 1865-05-26

II 3hn o-lT Fhy1ci2p Specialist now In tha city
thxt ca1 ne cnrr>lJ relied upou. Go TO Hn and lot
9unm fna1 aonKsix oihxAnx y ssansln = yooI s1s'
t4H. dt1nKQr1nE your H. sud bndy. eehdeA destroy
Ing ypus hAppinsas anc future tapspect4 ln lfn He
hss Nhde rRtIATE DISEASES A:-d e.t-Et0ss De-
BU3TY h3x EtotJ TOT the ltk. sW~ntJ yeAF4. Ent II
thofGoEe the px ~hon III afflicted snoulo consult
DO one heard Of patient Of hs not otnK cn1co
vouchers IN al the cry raar his rtt'ent. sd tns
medical osoftAxon both here Apd broad oenE xhe
most ek1ea specialist ana Thorough aaste1 O.!
n sexn.l D1seases L all otne7s fstl don't 6rsnair
with him TO cuEe such cAAt1. His rpoan n.ra4
for ladies and Een1tunen. and the most co-np':A IN
No. 178 6outh Esrk strut, Ca.asE OF AonTt.. hAil
block trou4 ete Fost urace. Pot Cmce Bux Chi-
Head tar hts "Guide To Health, pubGahed uinathlJ
f1.,e 81 cHhfYe, myEIsSN
, 1865-05-26

Bowles md Mlllgan are still here In the
military prison, their fate Jet undetermined.
Their frftnds are working hard with the
President and Gov. Morton, and the impress
tirg their sentences commuted to imprison.
mtat. Horsey has been sent to the psniteu-
tiary at Columbus, Ohio, to commence the
woEK Of explatiug Ills damn lb1e crimes.
, 1865-05-26
Western EEy.e1nn KIoIae,

Ef AnthouyH Fails, MlAu. X T. fEALL, ~ d. and
= N E1v7Ss. II D.. r. p.. :: osa
The fnyleprAting rlmAte, C1-Mr- d"y. hrkr1nx 1t.
rnospneFv, and ch 1rmtnx Fenl-F ths Eekon
Qnz1vAted rrsos1 for Ipratids .tccttd With con.
xted, iii chforiE useskes TIE building Il 1er.tte
With all tie appliances CT t.e Hyct-.c sSs.cm. Hnu
atsnps fo1 c.scul4r1 TO Nes..ra Hygr!1n Hom: St.
AnItpny. MIN. En|2s1&A It
, 1865-05-26

White Pine Compound
Is nv offered to tho afflicted throughout ths eoun-
t{r after having bern proved by the test OF eI4Feo
years. IN tue New England States, where Is mestts
have become a. well Known ~ the t5ee Hum which.
In raEr, 1t derives its virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Currs Sore Throat, Coughs. D!pthesta, Bronchitis
Spit,irg Of Blood, md IulsneaaEy Arsct!ons g:ner
piaints, nabetrs Difficulty Of Vol-tng UFtne. B!eci
lns fom tho kidneys and Bladder; GExye and other
iound very valuable. Give Il atrial Il 5ou wond
lea-n the value o! good aad tTisd Nsticine + +
eIs IN Tsdicinss Eensfalty: GEi2; y; SWEET, 4; p.
scffAAK, nj, join ?. PARE. Cincinnati, 0aio,
General AZ et ts for th- Wet
r7y1s w1ts -::tsafw&F AtrA*7sv
, 1865-05-26

WIN cure CON3TITUTIOSAL SYPHILIS In the Sec-
ond and Tertiary es,Ee,: eet,ons Who suspect from
Treatment TIE e1istence o1 any a:ph,tic pStsaa o.
vlrn. remaining Ia the svnten, should Till = nso
tho syphl1bc Cure ana Pills lll ApeeIets euro Is e.
Eectel. 1Le.c ctn.s will cu.c tbs 1f.t cases.no
mstter low lcng stan .ac. hcw de-ey teatel Ia tho
every particle o. Sy2hl lric Wins consiEu.
ttcn aEd restore the puteot TO P=see1 sa OF
tnc purity. 4 warning v0;cG II now he1a1dsL fog;h
to al the as!cted in tla aa4 to some H. or atni IN
Tor the MculclEe and BE- cared before It Il too stt
, 1865-05-26
THOROUGHBRED STALLION
FF ANEJF1

TITS peeus1gul son Of I'm ,o.ted Glencoe viii rassa
he ausuinx seaaon at n1pla.nse on the tm Of Joa.
Which iii he Iusnis6ed By Ihs sabzcS3bss. or JoS
Calm nlmpson, Beczpts.7 Of tho Driving Rsrk Asao
Hl1hon-
Iae nnhh Of tana pestus2xs. with wstes and sna6s
u TIE nrd2. -
Cattle IAra4 N1Q te carefully Hea: 70 t,e n.M.
Ap{HE1T JOE. NdFEKHhuE.
, 1865-05-26

Once Of Dr. WEBSTER. 154 South Clark stteet,
Ia open nom A. N. 10 T.. lof tue treatment of AL
those dlstase1 wh!ca need ; SPEEDY And r.: nAae:t
cure. For the past twenty year1 Dr. v. hta nAde
Mtnent Pea.s caiI tstrdsT talk will 1T you
nn,hapk. 1hose afacted Nth Enptare u Hernia
cuIaf sent ftee OF chAvz-. AL letters With s'anp
paSEcFHd. r. o. BOZ 2L93. sHy2hx3I :ot
, 1865-05-26

BAcuE1oRn ce1ebfssec HAIR DYE u Tu axs1
n THI WoxLb The oulS L AARx1Ess. TkCk Aa9 M.
srIs DYe Known, Itls fpcncia Hnfs Dye !: fer:sct
eIoasr 3. .Ack and NATyzAL BHoNN, wlthoI! an!ur.
E tns HAT q etsln!sE t,- zt +a!rrf me H.I sn':
Eo!iEE IL pEst!nc eoo aud ,cc1cs tEt y etccts 81
ssa R{es H., The Gend.e !. s.cned MILAN - 4:
bACAEtO6. Al cthrrr mere tU1txHo1A At1 15ot!d
g AToideo. no!d n{ I'll Drrsststa &c. FactorT Z
Bachelo!.s Sew rol.ct GroaH so1 p:e..aK the Hal.
e76Ait.ty TAF.F
, 1865-05-26

DRDPQSAIS Fer HAULING
CAST leon MATER pIPEa

Il TAET TIt0N WATER P1PEA
Or77cK CT TIE BoAgo Or PurrIo WoKkA}
CHlcAeo. May I7rh. 1875 )
Sealed Proposals. win be Trcslred = thia once 7n1
u 4 N. fhtprdAy. My o.th. fH hsn!tnt from The
p.;dewp1l DOCK And dfsr1outiEE t1onc the Tsr1oca
streets IN the c1ty ~heu ahe aae shal Be ordered 70
be lsid. all the water pireA 70 BE- laid dnIiaE the
Trent yc1r Said Eotk TO Include NIL Abor Of loading
Apd unloading the pt4. and 70 be done according 70
specifications cie /. the otce Of the Board The
done to The pspes a3tsr it, delivery to him.
p1uposAIa mut be accompanied With tho usual
bona apS b4 directed to he EoArd OF Public Work.,
eadoTsed :. .ProposAls for Hauling Wtter Fs3m" TIE
Board fescYe tic TiEat to reject Ary al h!hs and
lad r-roasl vii be aecspted m ts rhe bidder ktYes
eytdelc 4st.tzs:osy 70 thn poa.d tAsl he u coaoe
teu,. z3.ttAh t z.d ;c.nocEtA.e.
j G GlNnELE3
o. J. RuhE, }
, 1865-05-26

eas kaa Eore than tntsty Tears of expezies II TIA
sSseaeat o. Byph.ls kperastcfrhea. knd al Ps4rass
ulessxas Ine Uu1ostnnAtes Guido. containing va}~
eabas Et1<nsuoA. and testimonials from the RoyAl
noa1exe c: hurxcocs IN London. IN favoT cf D.. Tho1
ou. mailed u any edtress Tecer: Q. Is cess In
tfxtAEe 8tkMp4, Jltc And Ax&son11csl ApkEtG. la
, 1865-05-26

TIE funeral of the little lad Ha!ford, whose
murder By drunken gambler named Pat.
FlyED, tslegrapnsd you F. Friday l 9lght Last, 81
Sunday morning. Flynn will be published u
any stretch Of legal principles will do it, tor
our ctiz.ns are jnetiy excited and indignant
over the event. The coroner's jury have found
the deed to be manslaughter, and be will be
held to trial accordingly. Meanwhile hfs black.
leg onfrf4es have raised the sum of $500 fot
hts defense. "Honor among thieves"
, 1865-05-26

Tounx ladies' and gentlemen. Miss Edith Moore
E&re~, daughter Ct the great knEat GlpsJ UAlyl !e
f1fex Ax1 lately arrived In The United states Rnu TO
fhoee vto deale thr viii send corr:ct rho
Of the resaon you Will marry and date OF the happy
aren't. The picture il TAX frOu ne a.a-T Ed hef
your AEr color Of h*ir and taclose - cantS e1d
f,osfaxe tt4mp to MISS EDITH MOORE CAREN- +.
Ii I1re htef ~. Qetroi4, Mich InV2tEGtL u
, 1865-05-26

Ocntclt1nG phy,ictan. Room 5 lasnon FLOCK, corner
or Cl4sk ard NAAhtnkrou Et.trt8, Chicago, Illinois,
Having thrtEto yests exp~r,eaoe &nd onps'sln4ed
tptpta in the szr4seHt d.se.e guarantees
coHlpiete end peF1ec1 core uf most 1us-te.ate
cHsrx. Letter colyettng et2tops sdarcs2. 10 ox
7aE3 urpmpt!y enRWE{e4, my7S19.s It
, 1865-05-26
Gef4El3{$1
ALFRHD CLAPP, 70 Pine steet, 1t. Lou1a-

THE PENINSULA LEAD MINING co4FAHx Il
PessE II & r Z:
f. sRsaS 3sais + VIE Vie!
oHez q shs q ii
Region OF Franklin county. Viz:
s. e u
Il Il; s! Xs;s .
noI1s e ~ q Boas9saso @ rlTes and tie g. v. q
Al n ;ii Diia
Tssse YSope1ass tse ~ p4d .. sad CONVEY asses IN
tofs sI,1 u s1uss or IL q .s conpaay
rhese lands Esse csse fally selected BY ma thor.
ss:n Il: ras xs u tFs ses s s
EEK oas & ass "a p II
years, hsa been taken out 70 pay tae tnra purrhase
nSss Y. Ee.:sx y .aa e.sus:.
e. & 3 - d q sae
ra1ly coanrm THAT " hsve statea u to tho minezI
u 81 itan5e this. tas Company hs.e other poaaea
tracts which Tl oe seculed II ne repoEt Of tho Ecol
state y IL sse1sss5 ass noi 7ei: 81 -
q t1e s ps g
seops q sss Company 1 eaio5sss othsr Object! taas
1e mining ofiead On tae Eae@ taua 1f u
1sss Missoust l. rich in mineral resources ine1ud.
sa i y e: ssa a nsse s9n
Ta1e A.. Fl Sas ~ w. ,
lhs ApaI do1ed mnes-sbandoaea not on aceo3nt at q ot
nus !1nE ana :. snoni
, 1865-05-26

ReNtcA Scratch NheAtona Olntmant Vii! cnfe
ehe Itch in q houIs.also enEes Salt Rhsnn ulceT,
panf1 By sending % tenta TO r d A. ~ Aooke1 CHI
cago, E31 be foEEartee nee hy nlsi hGKhAAAs ~!
HoFthw1steE Axeut6. W1KKs poTTEE, Ro:ton,
E1opd640H. 1asstaa4So
, 1865-05-26

TORPGRATICNNOTICE. Iii
~ PIDVEAEkT OF SOUTH WELLS STREET.
OFFICE or TIE BoAEp or PuRI1O NuEKs,
CHICAGO. May IL. ts65-
Ectise |. hese6y K1vnn to ouness OF lots Abottink
upoE 80uth Wells street, between AAdlAon Rod Van
HNfEn 8tEtEtx, that to EcDefAt
paAeed By The Common Council q. iSkS zach af
tlncn ppc drain With The pQhlte seEe1 L Walls at
o the sad lols are sleo required 70 In the 1ecsasY
water and r. pipes for each lot the ,sid Eork 70 p
grade preparatory TO paving iha sem8 With woodau
Mock pavement, and The bokrd VIII tasue pef1nits
for thu removal of the sAid paTcpent ni1er LAID
F.LEH
O.J R0sK
Board Of Public Work.
Extract from she sbove ordinance:
REo =. =. II any such owners shall neglect or
''rcfL4c to comply with a7y sEcA rp:ice within the
"ttne prescribed u Atofrssd be ahs. be auhiedS to
- pe. slty q len iolsss fos each days neglect"
1uIl1Y 1fllqf
, 1865-05-26
T6e Young N1an,s Friend.

let eve1y nan b. his own Doctor 1hsa y the r. rams
eY Boz of Medicines prepared by ~ eminent FnTd.
Eaan IN Cincinnati. 1t coktAina preventative eao
cure fof ~ prtvAtc dtseatea WITH Gloha hpM e
Friend p youg poasc4aion. you haVe the luA
End edlc1ne Tor the Treatment OF yourself ana tftenak
Ecunx AknH fEiend. My7-fst.lM
, 1865-05-26
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
i WELLS STREET.

UYT1UI or TIE Bo4AD uy PpBrlo WoAN,1
CHICAGO, Nxy 18th. LIZA
6e4led Proposals. viii BE- received II td1a O1ce until
II T. H. Monday. MAY .sth. next fot dlunK. curhnK
ocnt, Te1ls sttoet com Aadt.on stfee % Van Burea
ss6 tn so FL e pssa toY nom S1 tes sree,
a&Aessmens levied 10 detAy lts cost when the same
shall be cc lccsed-
P1pposAls be seaied addressed 10 the Board Of
rubltc Noskk, hnd e dorbed 81 Proposals. fnf Paving
WE'LL ktrr~:~ KAch bid 1rrst be Accompanied With
bond o. &t-Q amount with su1etiea 70 b approved
hy the Board. guaranteeing the execution Of Con-
rAet II accordance With the b3 IN caAe the tsne II
accepted
The Board sesesvck tbs u reect any Ill n!da
and no rfproeM viii he acccFte6 unless the bidder
Ewes evidence satisfactory To te koaru that he II
j. g a1NDELK
FRED- LEfZ,
...-..... u. j. RusE.
mf19Xa1I.loE EQkfd Of Public Work.
, 1865-05-26

DROPOSALS FOR PRINTING
WQRKH.
04TIu1 or 1H1 BoAKn o. PCBIlo WoKK4.1
CA1ckSo, Nt} 1ft, 1sas.
Hea1ed Prorosa.I E1l be zrcc1vtd 1t this o1ee u3tu
4 n TUESDAY. My aHh. fot .rs1nt.ne. binding
and fnrnishinE ronplete. 1000 coplea OF tho Annual
Report Of The Doard o Water Rent Bills and 10 n1
#ates AsseH u1eut HllA. according to specifications
On Glh here
Ihn Board 1ose-ve tho right to rect anr bids
J. Q. GINDKLE
FRKp. LETZ,
..... @. ROSE.
myGI43 10 Boef6 Of Fpbl.c ToFkx.
, 1865-05-26
R0bACK7S BITTERS.

< "A Thtsyesy ezcelTcnt MO
q R dittn6 ha4 become W1dR
q " Known ~ one Of tho
4 best strrnctte1 tDrDYspep.
l. sln and other stomach
6 dfsEaAeN thAt hA over
E8 been offered to tae puhlic
, 1865-05-26

Thd rsptdfy Increasing I
popularity Of t.oback't /
unrval1ed Bittefs, Ii the
NGst cotvI1cieG proof
Of their merits, anu a 81.
lent expiration Of public =
o2tnioI1lQ theif LAFor.
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recently nlaOad in Christ Church Fifth.are.. on

recently placed in Christ Church Fifthave. satur
day noon before a select and critical audience. invited
to witness his capabilities in the ola grand
organ. His programme. which was very admirable.
comprised tic following pieces Toceata in Minor
Bach Memberships Second sonato; LaIgheto from
Beethoyen's Second Symphony, his own Sonata in i.
and Meditation Ofertoire and Baoh's great Fugue in
G Minor.
Mir. Thayeis performance tina. occasion fully jsti
fed the high reputation which preceded him from
BoVon There is neatness grace and finish, purliy
Of style ard thorough mastery OF his subject appar
ent in oil he does Alike in mammal and pedal playing
heis accomplished TO degree be- ond any other man
of his age in this country. Indeed pedaist, in
point of Articulation he has superior. Worcester
that first started his brilliant in Boston and which
has. against local PRIDE fostered and promoted his
rapid progress toward mastery Of the
grand organ have both just oanse
for generalization ct producing such player nnaided
by foreign Siudy oxperiuco or model. Mr. mayer
proved beyond dispute Saturday that he needs little
allowance in comparison with any Orgunist now before
an American audience He is certainly one Of our
most talented and Using musicians thorough III his ar
tistic feeling and ndornitahe student; and his
career may be watched with interest and pride.
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DIE ID.

DUNN-On Sunday. May 4. Abigail Dunn, wife Of Kendall
H. and ersnd. are invited attend her funeral
he: Lite residences No as Br00~e' on TUESDAY
Tn. ,.m.n. win be taken on "Wednesday, to Jamaica o.
interneut.
EDGINGTON-On Sunday My IL Elizs Lewis wife Of
r Trend. Of lie family are invited 70 attend the flpers at
oc ocx this (Tue.day) efetnoon from No ltl banSst
ELDEaon Mosdsy evening My !, 's T;ssqcs 81
iecnth.st., Mary o, wife OF J.l.a~renc Eldet'
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
LEE-On Sunday morning 18th Inst, Johanna Lee vito OF
Joseph Lee Of Westoaiester.
Friends invited attend the hners without urther
notice on Tuesday, O'clock irom st. Peters Church,
Westches,er.
LENYOx-On Mond.y, May IS Elizabeth, wife Of Robert
I.pno. IA the Both year OF her age.
The alive. and friend, oftbs amily ere'pec,fy invited
attend the nnrra from her late reside e. 30 isS
MiIlrR-Ia this city Sunday 18th INST OF psraiyn'
rnnsrs from her late residence No esGoerckst on Tue'
AMI ,nd. are respectfully invited s,.eud whoa,
further invitation.
MESS ERvE-suddenly, on SATURDAY %''nns' i"A %'''
Tb. and friends & the family also the member, Of
smnsy SCcsty are s rf:pse'sy ssp no. o% h.
i r..idence. No aiT West Twelfth st, without further
NokriI~A. Scarborough enhe IIulsen. 90 Sunday May
H. Mary L., d,ushter o Charles C. and Elizabeth d. Norh'
to to attend from the TSs,is'n. n ss%Gn
pet" en s',sr M Ia s aten 70 Crsenwsoa cemsery
nENSslLAYR-At Rye, On Sunday morning May IT, alter
phen son u William Van hcn'eaeF IN 'he |zo y'"
Of his ,,., -. A.. ca,h.,;n.
Sten,bury In the 8oth year Of her age $780,, :.
Nv s. Cartis No 2s Gas, Twenty hnd a., this Clues
N.Y. 50, No n East .hteerih at, Sunday, May H.
WsIlIngton Wells In tia t0th year OF SAP
Tie remains win be taken to Mdieoufs Scho"ae 'u"'S
vSoI.iEY@0u Monday. May IS. Alma Bowker infar
daughter Of james L. aud May b. corey ssee n'"'1
and - dAys -, -, ...,.,. 49,
Of her parents M i21 West Thirty sshhs., withel
further notice.
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Music.
nsooKLYy PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.


The last concert of the Brooklyn Phlihar'
.oo,e Society at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music last
week was brilliantly attended and crowded ID every
na,. The members arc earnest in their desire 10
the prestige of the society," that adverse weather
q. considered IA no excuse for absence The pro-
gramme as follows:
6afonia Erocs No Op S. in fat Major
4 AlierIo con brio T. Adagio assn tAaIche faneoiel'
q scherzo allegro v,oce. T. Allegro motto o;
Solo. iioonce.lo.; lie DesiF
with Orchestral AccompanirIentl
Mile. DE- katow. ,,A
Madame Patti S'rakosch . =,
Solo Piauofors Capnce briane In Minor. Menoehsohp
(Nith Orchestral Accom- paninnent.l
Mr.. James n. Wehl
r)xertufe lie Carnival Roman" H. berhoz'
Solo '0'Hess W;,S HccomUanmsn
Mile. De kstow. . al.
Rnnd Lucrezia Borga'. .DoniIeu'
~ Madatne Patti Stiakoseh.
solo ationa Fautssie 10y requett) Wenn
Mr.. James NJ Wehl
Torchgh March (by special request)
The Performance Of the "Eroica" symphony, one Of
che rrandest creations Of Bcetboyens genius was In
every respect admirable. II may be somewhat invid
sous to select one movement for special praise where
all was so irreproachable. but the execution OF tn'
Morchs Funsbrs deserves especial mention. Usuai'y
che tempo i taken slow that the erect Is Dragging
and unsatisfactory. Mr. Esfeld took 1t al the proper
tempo 80 that the effect that OF funeral march
and one OF the most sublime in Its gravity and grie
That was ever penned by man. The orchestra wa
thoroughly rapport with the conductor and exhibited
Bare delcsCy. brancy and certainty In execution an
the srong contrast and In the fine points OF e0'o'n