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Tie Total cost per pup1 xas c., OF TO, tultsoa
alcne, &9N- Separation, The cost We have p7s pn-
pil in 1he HIeb School x55.7s; r. district schools
per cent; in attendance q per cent The Hho!e
smosmt Of school fnt u 0ss, ,tS0: Tho Total IN
creese Of the school fund foz this yesr ending July
1Eih, 1sf5, wes (, s,dGs.Si.
oTukn EDUCATIONAL TAcHiuEs.
In add,tiou to the public schools, we hsEe g
academies xnd p.tr1te schools In the city. ~at9
s, 5,e pnpfls; twp universities, with 500 pnptls. ana
thrro hut1pess eollcrrf, ulth about Lou pupils
Besides thcee, We have two Medical Universities,
and one Law School, all well attended.
COUNTY SCHOOLS
The cnunty outsde the city owns one university.
with 1Co pupils, and i've academies and pr3Tsite r.
echCo1s with SO pup.ls. The common schools IN
the whole county arr 1oa, with 1919 pnpil5. Ihe
following t.b.e from the ccn+us report gives thc
uEhc. Ct scsculs, With the sttc1d.c.e OIL ec.ea.
r., Al. gova,-.1 t,,,~na In he rnnrtv.
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d, at u! tLe penis wkero tea.hcra. and s.-nts have

at M IKE penis wkezo tea.hcra and ac-nts have
hboH d. ......
sAS1eAnT cpNNss1bx.
Greatest CT all tho char5nhle efforts to mitigate
tho dstrcsscs AID minister to tho wants Of others
vf,s tho San1a-J Commission "a gsor.ous work, NOT
50 truly ch,sl;y no!e and practical e1pres. sion
Of our E1at,iuds 10 the soldiers who VETO battling
tpzt to giro them that sensc OF sympathy and sup
post which Is tuvsssael. 10 msu tav from nona and
erer IN imminent ard deadly pe.L This year VII
Northwestern branch Of the q. s. Sanltay Comuts-
cu, the ,rtat ta1r hsld here IN June last; add.
efon o{ ls lacoss, tnr neec.sty for It no toneef
ii,inr. c-ept so tzr Is It's pension agency IL cor
cInet> and even this hraEea - being Closed up and
thEed oyez into other hands, not hsse alone, oat
al over The l1rt1.
!The following Is coude.sel repott OF lhe re-
ceip:s art Expenditures ot the Northwestern branch
, 1865-12-29

4QtM ss..r..-s.~-.< s..~.....-...-.s*-... o3-
During The past gear n addition to the criminal
causes disposed OF, two hundred and seveuty-oac
civil suits have been commenced, Of which ore
hundred ard nine, as mentioned Ina1other coluuu+
have teen for dissolution OF the marital tie.
The Recorders Court possesses one Judge, ono
Clerk. and two Deputy Clerks as follows.
Jtdue-1lon. E,nrt Van Bute1.
Ckrk-Dauiel O'U:ra. Esq,
Exp.dy Est7k-Chares 4. Lodlnz, Esq.
Second D7tay Cie5k.-Aus,sn Doyle, Esq.
The foIlowing;tables show the number Of conr,c-
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fer tie "Nberstlo2 CT Ireland" Sinco lEc trouo!e
Win OMaboncJ, fLcf- contributions lave been for
Narded 10 the "Dew gorccuUsEo:. Ihs{ cerialnh
have collected enough money during the yeas to
bring OFT all their Liepls. and place them tor ever
ont Of The reach Of The - ssssc1.et," ifathc7 had
leeu so minded to cfc 1t.
FIRES.
The past year has been marked by E1ea'cr rarn.es
ofttc Ire Neod than any preceding II, ND ete tdea
Of what our fires might have been. b1t for our e1
ce1Ient 6re Eepste2 2rd trNa1uanle ftc telegraph,
IL nbsolutely appalling. 1he number Of fires
during the 81 ar has not been 20 much greater than
the psecrdfuE year, hut there have been stserai
which we're very destructive. consuming immense
amounts Of the most valuable property, conse.
uueptly, we find that while we bad lQ5 fires IN 16H
ard only 21a thus r In 1875, tho lossea Of 1854 we're
bat {5!9, ,4Cn, while thoee OF 1865 alEeady amount
10 Slac2 md. 81 the frantic rate with which
frcs have been breaking out tor month or Two
1Ast there Is no guessing how much these figures
may be increased in the two days stu between rs
End New Years. The insurance companies
iesisc only siW,ED IN 1854; they 20 doubt
foan3 tie pressure Of 1865 unpleasant1y heavy,
wien their dre liabilities mounted up to S0l9 r.
The fre Telegraph has been Of great use In doing
array NTH the nuisance Of false alarms, as only
tNppty~ioUr arc reported In the whole Of The Last
tN ely1nonth and OF these, only dre eincc Inc first
OF June lskt since the wires have been In working
order.
Tie following ts 1 statement Of tho are alsl1ns,
losses md insurance Of the tirst six months ol the
year during nMch all tie retasHs Of the Fire Na!-
thal we've eept in lump" Assistant Mar.hals
not having been appointed until July:
, 1865-12-29

The University Of Chicago. located III GIup Uua1-
1ns, Ing much extended the foundations OF lis use
flness during tue yea-. The observatory IL nearly
finished, the telescope o ready 1or tetn3 n1eo apo
m astronomer eneas sct-F. H. Snford, Junior. The
here, chief astronomer at the Cambridge ObserTa-
tory. The new University building is also nearly
Tic Chicago Aeadcmy Of Sciences in November
fourac1e lot Immediately eouth Of the UntveraIty.
Mi aeee 10 tbe adgan;aes oI 10th Institutions.
Tho Historical Socteiy has been busy at work Dc.
ring the year, maxim; collections with It's usual
u II siesS5 5eas
total in, the library OF 12I51 bound books, G:aoS
unbound books and pasaphleta, IS! newspaps. hlcs.
I'D ehas hsst = a. asi' p4sta IL pbotosap6s ii
for Tho cabinet, nuI 11s miscellaneous. Total
sa.0ae. Their new building is fap'd'y approaching
Tie ioung Mems Association his rashar BEEN
somc,shat 10 their library, and have moved IN tha
ii1 shail peoside d t haf for icetuIn: Wiih
the rooms required for the eregular use ofthe Asso
eiation The coming year will probably see the en-
tc.prisc utder way.
CHURCH WORK.
|. The Christian world has been very nctIye during
the past year. The church Of God IN the Uusted
states never knew its power TIL If wondEoas en-.
erges were called sor:h blythe terrible c1igsncies Of
ch.stian ehaTty ,hisw @ @ 81 tie be Hfithsa Which hsd
bound 1t. and stepped lo7h m,gaty 70 Q me WorS.
Ihe casual observer Mon1a LnS rs
| With one-t3nth part Of the work accomplished oy
them for tie soldiers, and this In addition 70 taeir
| own efforts for home extension nnd ioze!Sn m!s-
- ~ he chnrches. he
noble mIssion Of The Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatipn its myriad. Of laboEs anon. tho soldiers In
field and camp, and In prison; ita hcrcnleao edolsa
III beba! Of tho poor 1t home, were Ill sus talncl hy
The churctes-bp thn means .1ii1 the agents; ,he
sapttny fairs and the Soldiers' Home haze Ill been
calT1cd on by organizstons composed Of rcprssen-
fatiyes from ne tIffirrsnf churches h,ch bo,l,es
! have teer continually drawn upon hY those rppfe
eeutaiiycs ior The supplies needed rr tho prosecn
don OF tic rrent undertakings. The church has
hnen fhA rre11 uynv nf rfsrrvrs m thrntrh 1tn Tar
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twenty md forty. The following Ii the taol' Of

EAupEAlI1IE8.
The following nsc the PLACES OF birth q an ~ho.e
ratiyity were eserFtained Chicago 1850: Other
rraI,s OF the United STATE. sly; Ireland a6s. Gss.
mapy S5J; co!orcd -: Belgium q; England y ;
Ftnnee Psus.sa 81 Itnly g. Russia .; SosnsS ,,
Hand Is; roland 4; Wales c; Holland 2; Dohs1'"
lG.
DEATHS II FORMER TEARS. MA.
The following tables show the snonsny ~ n nc.ro
logical records extending buck fHEthcf 'naA @1'~
, 1865-12-29
L gain OF eighty per cent In attendant
.-EARORS OF LOVE.

AAnO4AO AVS3SA
Chleaco has been marked in the extent Of the ac-
tup Of hes citizens In behalf Of the needy. No city
in the Union e1hibits mora thoroughly liberal
spirit In resar TO rue poor. md we question II any
city has tone as mich in proportion to its poDuar
ton for the cause of the Union during the war, IN
an individual sense, or even as q corporate body.
Tha following notes will convey brief fdea Of what
Chicago has done during the past yeas:
xoR7Hwrs1ERa FREED1xs7s AID coAnaa1oy.
The director. of this excellent Commission have
been ro.ecutne with Increasing Tgur their efforts
tn alleviate the sufe{1Es Of The hted people, incl
dent to their new and embarrassing condition. aud
to encourage them In their aspirations toward
honorable Occupation and the requirement OF use-
ful knowleare, The general results a1ready At
iained are in the htgtest degree encouraging. A
ieEurkable eagerness for nFelul md wholesome
instruction has been developed, md In response to
tbe emund teachers have been Eent to al Accessf-
BE localities, md have been cordially welcomed BY
the freed people. A most gratifying readiness 70
respond 10 the appeals of the Comm1saton ms
been manifested bv The people at larse. oo
1 The cash receipts during the yeaf leh5 Mo ~"
;S51.D. About 81 per ccnt tas been epent r. sns-
timing schools, md IKE naonnt IN saata4n;nE
.otrhan asylums, industrial schools and othet
forms Of pbysieA relief. During the ycaE, 119
tfcachers and agents hare been commissioned and
rmn3nye5 IL ASkansss, Illinois, kansaas Kentucky
Innfs,ans. Mlfsistippi, Missouri aud Tennessee-
Srhnois have been maintained at eligible points III
;thc ebove naned StAte1. About 2l9 packages OK
stnrrq. ucy and old. valued at Els Sc have bcen
1eeei5ed spd distributed 10 The needy freed people
, 1865-12-29

6luth Dctsion-Steamess, !; hand engines, 1:
hote can., 5; hook and ladder trucks, 1; men, II.
n'Ifsal 'ssl birssson-steans., 81 hose carts, s; men,
AerM NIson-steame1s, ?; hose carts, 3; men,
10; hp.fes, 8,
Some changes viii he ehonlr ,naas IN the d,spo-
stion or The steamers. The steamer "A. G. Gov
entry, witch ss now being bn1lt at The works OF
tle An10skeas a Asnulae'nsins Company. Ms1ehes.
is q the same weight and build Of The ~ D. Rtce'
End the thrown" each Of them eott1ns $l,s5o-
rpsn i: a.Tiyr! he t9vcn5y" VII take the p!sce
The :. I:town" u;n be eubstitn'ed for the Leland
Queen" ED tie lates will be stationed on LARA
Ice Etrees: Eear North ayenue. The "liee" will At
The same time 70 Into the quarters nov occrpied
by the Enterprise on Slate s1rcct. while the lat
.ttr Will lie stationed on Archer sosd nc,r nasted
r!:ee &c Of lie Tone 5ohn Which, Is undergoing r. M
sSs af e oa = Ra o. s'e
nc sos as sSPse fe
which has taken nlsee during .he past @ twelve
upWn1tls was destroyed. The namcs Of occupants
aid oanc1s Of preml.es a:s elsen wherever RFasti.
Will be fouEu mighty valuable lot purposes Of refer
encr md will afusd some tnterest ting study to iu-
su1ance men and properly oNness.
| zd.Ixestors, frame. 122 Sorth Franklin occupied
& &sh1zad.sy d tosttss Trying establishment. Loss
An Txot,Giy Iane occupied by L. 1sbel. LOIS
py il Eaanell - nFs e b ealeessGess viii candle
n asS;S !! Il. Wise on F1ndley stree.
n!thn1tssns i;oo15s s fGsnttts Stating Park Loss
.:@; eess.sa II ln.sisase- s ~ @NS' '''' -'''
1M-:TcS.eco s,cre OF Van Eta. F.eadnsa 4 Co .nve
IT
q Nh,ch 500 was on stock. s'1oeS ia etocK and
taps; Suite near iiih Loss $50
-lWostory snmc, 20 South Wells, occup,e, py
i1ta-J IeSsS;s toS:e, cozasr Halstsd und 1ohu
h M,r,s -, h9Gss M on the Archer Eoad Loss
soth-IE1-sfafy frame cnrner Canal ard 10th ssee,s
occupied BY DAasse. Loss sl.o'o; covered by tnsar
# u %sa 'nss Iss e ssa;
M, ,t1sostou fsme. IS South C,ak street, occa
pird b. Meyer SIRIUS. Los sl2,91s.fe; insurance
si:a$: ne insuriuce. 1'''
eA-one.story eott.ss tsss. oeeupisd Hy p. retrac, OF
:*fa 5est IS "a Is car.
LIss cn Gooos saoGo, snd ca house tt0 total 81, 900
sist-F. sinth 1 Co.'S .anpe1y. West Side north o
C1yboEu ayenue bridge Loss Oh goods 1850. aud on
10 se,a foss s;Ss fa,
Insured,
by Jno. Mhsles, on last Wa1cse street. Loss slsoo
esengjed ,b: owned b A. G. Kent ios
a,h-Twostor5 frame. lAs Eluc Island avenue. Loss
Hh.f;a@s Ss5idins: @ Ses: =. md ~ North c'a1t
| ~ John Wilson. Loss II Geo; fully insured.
, 1865-12-29

The school census Of the city, az taken tn Octo-
enrolled during the ycars 1sGf5 was - ESQ., so fhat
Of those entitled to echool privileges nt the public
expense, only ;Gi per cent haye been enrolled tor
bUt short Tine and the real attendance will show
even less pez eentase. The following table .hows
the srerace number belonging to all the SCHOOL. for
serfes OF yeaIs:
, 1865-12-29

Totd!s. ..65a-SE
Showing that out Of eight hundred and flIy-two
indicinents tliere were five hIndrEd and eeyenty
charged, etteE by the verdict Of ''not gutlty,' the
withdrawal Of tho psoeecntlon Or the order strike
from The docket temporarily or otherwise, and acy-
cnty prisoners yet TO be tried. .....
Ia iclatIop to the number OF cases, In which scn-
tcncc wak suspended, 1t must not he supposed thnt
each cnse Il that Of separate and distinct offender
four, OF even five, indictments, when frequently he
Is sentenced on orc, and his sentence suspended on
the Others. -
The dnes assesfed during the year amount In the
aggregate 10 SE4s50. .-.....-
tle following ,able exhibits tho number Of days
occupied by INC sessions OF tho court aod also Ok
the Grand Jun, dunn. the several months Of the
Iear In Which fbQ couft Mas In scsslon.
, 1865-12-29

TUE CBoLEEA- 49,
While there ts NO caYta3nsv That tht cholera Will
visit u. With tbr spring, and GOOD reason TO hops
that II woru not find In our opcu streets and Set'
latiefs habitattons the field for ti* teffhe
slaughter rs In the denselv populated cities o1
the Eat MID OF Europe, yet tbcsc Is plenty o. ma
trrial m which the demon could work out lls
much hcalihie- lhan II wne at the time the cholera
was formerly among n aud neter atsed ,,8 10 ssan9
rnnsideIyd. in wrctctcd condition. and Offers In
il alleys aud b. .uays, rcekans uith ah and pon.
tlon stronghold IL which the chole17 will revel IN
YCnR Of IN nrukeninc 10 The necessity OF
acains. tnc attAckt Of disease by r1gid cnio:cs,
,cnt OF civic cleanliness. and hope the natacf Stl
as possible. .-
coRoHER's 1SQrEs1s.
During tic year now closing, up 10 present date,
c5l Corone.'s lnQueFts have betu held IN Cool
county. The numbcr in the eesetnl rnonths are ns
Fult
, 1865-12-29


The night schools Of the city haye grown to be
quite an Interesting feature IN our system OF public
education. In 1863 only one night school existed
in, Washington, Dealborn and Haven: schools
were airllsfay employed, and dnsing the winter
there was total enrolment Of $50 feu,ales, and
1859 males. Total, 1,H2. The average attendance
was fs6 OF those enrolled. ao3 were over eighteen
yesrs Of age. The totnl expenditure for the eleven
week. was +, ,si9g8. This Tnter, the same schools
wc!c opened On the 18th Of Nosembcr, and the SEC
ond week ehowed IN enrolment OF ,s9l. with an
average attendance per night ni 1,02 There hiss
been a considerable Subsequent increase. The
classes arc permitted but twenty-five and thirty pn-
pills to teacher, and there are thltynlpo now or
canizcl, a. follows: Dearborn, 10; Washington. ;
Franklin, 2; Fostes, 0; Haven. 4, nndsI working
teachers, no female teacher being permitted TO
teach more than nve evenings in lwo consecutive
weeks.
The total e1pense OF maintaining the city schools
during ,be past dscal year {excllsye OF the c0st
Of evening schools. for which special appropsia
tion WIS n1Rde} Has a. follows, ne gtye also coa
nat}1nn with aha wear 1bG3s
, 1865-12-29

The following IL a Classification OF the eanscs ol
death. Accidental drownlnst arr aumerons. The
number OF suicides hss largely increased, and the
nulubcf of tnfaute found cad, Rcema to present IN
strong light the nerese1ty for Founding Hoepl
tsl. 10 rtmoyc The inducements for fnfautictdc:
, 1865-12-29

The following are the u1mce OF the Judges End
Clerks Of the Court
Judges-Hon. John II, wi1aor, Chief Justice; ;
lions. Joeeph +. Gary aud John 4. Jameson As.o-
ciate 3usliccs.'
Clelke-T. 3. Carter, .. q. Hawley and John Il.
Eaten, Esqe.
Deputy GIerks-James H. Cole, Henry Ecsne
md S. u. Nichols, Esqe.
RECORDERS COURT.
During the past yeat Of this court the last term
OF which virtually concluded on Saturday, Decem-
ber ed the respective Grand Juries have returned
iu TIC ugrrcrate eight hundred and fifty one true
bills, comprising the following offences, and uun.
, 1865-12-29
spp'r Court, Cir't Cr's. Eee'd'rs Crt.

= TotaIs.-....61 81 u II f3 9
&, TIC following tables show ths total number O
divorces applied for In each month OF the year, 10
Eether With the grand totals for all the months:
, 1865-12-29

To which we may add that 184 descrters were ar-
rested and returned 10 their regiments, and that
Cook County probably furnished one thousand un-
credited men 10 the EAyy.
BoCkIEH.
The following f.gurse exhibit the amount OF
money expended By the county, in paying bouuncs
10 toluntes under The four cslis for troops, dur.
Ing The toyt defnnct rebellion:
Uoun1ex paid rndcr LIT ca1l 1877 by Co.. 8 IS 90
j" ID !" lsG1Gi - - 3a5 ~
~ - ed ~ 1854 :, a y7,7O1
9TH I" 1865 :. i, ,isnW0
, 1865-12-29

otrtd y. T. .Lesesssa Lntsen stool y 9aa}-tota To-
*i,tSIn;eS SniSc.nS 10 III sbcarborn- occupied by
gallery; wHs set on IRE by bursting Q! e3nPneHe
lSfap Los $Il11; covere 4hy lnsursoee-
!. l,jh-7WI-storr l.ame corner os Cot1se GtoFeaSe.
sni " Eenty:eI1th.st: owned by LsWs iontfotatt1,
otcry.td ty T. l.. I7etsen. Loss l1ly lcs4sed
" 7Sil-Tpn Rtory tapc. owned 1ud cecnp,ei oy Joho
Cuddy, No: Il CAE-st. loes xstd; co7de0 by aasos-
S.d-Ea.E on Archer road, near nalstedss- occupied
by Join 4cdcsky, tseI On frc) Loss ss9s lal'7 H.
2a-LoconotiEe cxp1eted on Jeterson.st, ueas HUI
ttFh. E1lllrg scs eraf rtrtoHt.
1ttk-W. Snow d Co.'4 10 K and mschmo shop, No 81
Westinghouse ftca1-l Loss s-e0: inSufed nl!y.
ecc3p:cd by, j. Bunker. owned by Mrs HaneJ. LOSS
f:th-7iies-s,oiy brick concr Of and Dearborn,
Gccurfcd by Smith wJef onned hy ]. Bots,osd.
LOIS On stock tt Gltotal loss t.aaeos Insured for
lu1l 1rnoult..... d
lth~"Rnell Hcuse," cor. Etate and .adsts. ovnnd
W T. FolsEkbee; tcok DIRE from de1ec.l'euus. Loss
I'll IstpNGita1 ere o. Wet Water, bet Ea:nolph aud
Whthipetoo-sss- cause unSnurn. n. losers, losses
aid 1pt,rt1ee at 3hla tire we're rs follows:
G. Eastman. astcry warehouse. 1rss 104 tus. &c
nk,fupe. krnin ana stock loss. c.7M :. 2caI
JEcrtcH grain dryer and s,oek. loss 2,Goo :. 1900
L.H. Talbot, mill achInes5. loss... Il M 9 999
j. r. Gr. lumber, loss. 1g9C
l. as.is 9a1s.a e SO Sc
, 1865-12-29

The following table c3lubits The pumhc. OF mar.
1nEee eoiemntEed in the county. In each month far
, 1865-12-29

The totsl nmoun. expended BY the War Fnnd
Committee, N relief q soldierst families, since
Sept, 1861. has been about $ss6. 6oo. During the
same purpose, shout ee1 900, Since june hist theEa
ha. been Eupid dlminuttcu IN the number Of fami-
lies relieved, which can casly be seeounted for BY
The fact has great proportion Of thu returned sol
, 1865-12-29

In ,td,t,ou to ali that hiss been done by The Boar
of Tr"S4' Young Mems Ch1i.tian Association, and
other Organizations, public md private, Tor the
1rntntennfea In coufoFt Of the families ol our sol.
the purposes Of rhoee whom they rep1e4ent. tho
ciu5tns oI al eafses Ia Cook county, In providing
FOR them literally. The necessity for this charity
now make Of what tas been done IN this direction
duvine 1865 may ba REGARDED very nearly the last
OF onr charitable donations ies this apeesltY The
ontIRy has been In 1895 a. fcllowa:
From Dec. 1854. to March, 1865, Sea 81
From March, lss5, to june. 1s5s..-..-.... 9s11s5
From Jnne, 1876. TO Sept, 1a6....... - fa aa0.W
From Sept, LEGS, 10 Dec, 1S65........, 6,e07,17
, 1865-12-29

ness hsre .ucceeied In 6ndins employment, tAue
relievrne The county from The responsibility or thetx
, 1865-12-29

The Sunday School work has been yery prosperous
been held On several occaEfon. which hare resulted
n marked good 70 the cause, awakening interest In
The work, and aiding The teacher to perform a!s L.
The following tables will give idea OF the ex
tent of sabbath School labots and influences among
US. . 60.
The following are the plumbers ofregnIas Sabbath
sGkoot In the city. with The average attendance:
denomination Number Attcndrure.
, 1865-12-29

To1a1. 81 q Sa17,50.s2 E3N,5e0
Tie records a.cr that time we are enabled TO Pre-
ecnt By divisions, es folloNs:
, 1865-12-29

Peld hy city for bouniIes Srpm Oct. 1867. 114Ti2
l,a1d BY the county from Oct 1869 es1s,173
1863 ........ ....... ...........-.-. e3L4s3
Paid representatives and substitutes. .... 5359
PAID Dy county 10 fam10cs. s................ 165O34
1nid by city 10 - ....,-....,,.,.. 9lG9
Pad by Doa1d Of Trade to families aaD,oD
Mercantile association ~ --.... 5000
, 1865-12-29

Some Of the charges upon which these offenders
were arrested are rs follows:
Arson, g; assuplt With deadly weapon, Ill; as-
saultlug and resisting Offices, 6; adultery II
burglary. 70; heSottar,ly, s; drunk and l1nuk and
dtsofn.y, A,iA forgery, 10; inmates oi disoIaelly
tne totteea Ut ill.tame and d,sordefly houses, 81
larceny, 0s2; murder, y; robbery, 81; rape. ID;
riot, Is; vngrancy, f,1ce.
sALAnrEa OF OFFICERS. ..-
, 1865-12-29

: The roIicc Court ronn IL located IN the third
story of the Armory building. corner Of Adams and
franklin esreets. The Court consists Of tTo POLICE
NaeIttmiee, appointed By the Common Council.
Nuo couiInne IN Office four years; Clerk and AS
slstcut Clerk, The former elected by the people and
the latter appolnied By tha Common Council. and q
, 1865-12-29

Totals. .-10 900
The following slaustfca arc excluded from the
last report ui The Superintendent OF schools Of the
county; they npply only to pah!e schools OF the
county outside OF the city:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-02-11

Next to Roapng Machines, the Grain Cradle
is an i'm plement of Importance to the wheat
grower, and notwithstanding the Reaper has
gone into such general use, it does not seem 70
lessen the demand for the Grain Cradle with
US. This may probably be owing to the quality
Of tho article we keep. which is generally
known to farmers. Merchants and dealers are
generally supplied by US, With this article, aud
we are pleased TO inform them our stock this
season will be fully equal to what, it has been
heretofore, and we shall be grati6ed with con-
t;nuance of their liberal custom.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-02-11
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PURE OLD WIEESsAND LIQUORS,
AT Martin valette's old stand,
50 Baltimore street, near Holiday, Baltimore,
HAvE constantly on hand large and we'll
selected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
f4sSyyssssA consisting in part of F f H xzFy=v,
&SEh% TEAS, {green and black,) of va-EfE$l
ESAAzs rious prices and iavors; Coifees -
Mocha, Java, Laguayra, Maracaibo and Rio !;
SUGARS-New Orleans, Crushed, Powdered,
Loaf, GRADUATED, c. Yellow and Clarified ltal-
ian Maccaroni and Yermacelli; Cooper's &
Cox's Refined Geiatihe: Fresh Salad and Olive
Oils; Cheese-Englis Dairy; Pine Apple and
Sap Sago Sardifies French and spaniah Oh
ives; English and American Piekles-Gerkins,
mixed, Chow-Chow, Pccailli, Cauli6ower, Wal
nuts and Onions Sauces-John Bull, Harvey,
Reading, Soho, Mushroom and Worcestershire
BRANDIES-Jas. Hennesy / CO.. vintage 1910,
Otard, Dupuy d Co. 1s46 Native Catawba, Bor-
dean, Rochelle and other brands; Fine Old
WINEs-London Dock Port, Sherry, Madeira,
Lisbon, Sweet Moselle and Champagne; W HIS
KIEe-scoteh, Old Rye, Calhoun, Old Rapp
and Bourbon, some very cid and fine; Pure
Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, &c. &C.. Imported
and Domestic aegars and Tobacco sll of which
they will sell at reasonable prices, and respect
fully solicit call. June -, 1s6o.-ly