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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

story, Custom House, Sixth and King streets.
OHce OF the Water Department, corner Of
Tenth and King streets.
Odd Fellows Hail. Third and King streets.
Almshouse located on Broom Street, near The |
Lancaster Turnpike
County Hospital, on Broom Street, near the
Lancaster Turnpike.
Home for Friendess Children corner Ninth
and Adams street.
Home for Aged Women, No. 500 shirley
Street.
The Wilmington and BraudyWiue Cemetery is
located on Delaware Avenue, bounded by Adams
Street and Brsndywne Greek. Office s. E. cor
ner Eighth and Market streets.
COURTS
The U. S. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room, second story Of the Custom House, 10 this
city, on the third Tuesday Of June and October.
The U. s. District Court meets al the same
place, on the second Tuesday in January, April
June and September.
superior Court and Court Of General Sessions
ie held at Georgetown, on the second Monday Of
April, and second Monday in October; iu Kent
A County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October in New Castle
County at New Castle on the second Monday after
the commencement of the April term in kentand
on the third Monday in November. The Court oil
Chancery and Orphans Court is held in New Cas-
D tie County the thir1 hlonday in February, and
, first Mon 10y in September in Kent County on the
III first Tuesday aftcr the fourth Monday iu March
and on the fourth Monday in September; in Sus
o. sex County on the hrst Tuesday after the eeconl
Monday in March, and the frst Tlesda.
. after the third Monday in September.
-, The MayoT's Court sits 10 Wilmington on Tia
E first Mon 10y in March, June, September an
December,
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
TIE NATIONAL BAsR OF DELAWARE AT WILL
MlSGToN,
II Corner Of Sixth and Market Streets. Capi
nj tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays an
Fridays.
Of THE FARMER's BANK, AT wILMINGroN,
,es Corner of Third and Market Streets Capi
st tai, S2S6,000. Discount days, Wednesdays M
Saturdays.
=" THE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AID
BRANDYwiNE,
" Corner of Second and Market Streets. Cap
raj tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays an
Thursdays
'al THE UNION NATIONAL BANK or WELLINGTON,
re Market Street. above Fifth. Capital, $500,
!, 600 Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF wILMlNdToS,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Cap
tal, $4OOOOO. Discount days, Mondays M
Thursdays
I'D SAVINGS BANKS.
,d wlLMrRGrOR SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. y corner Of Eighth mud Mark
n. streets
L., DELAWARE sAvIsGs BAsK,
Office COG Market street.
u ARTISANS SAVINGS nAHR.
Office COZ Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
en- DELAWARE FIRE IHsuRAHon COMPANY.
Office No. COZ Market street.
'N FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. coMPAEY
THE STATE or DELAwARE,
Office No. S27 Market street.
III oiui NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL 1HsunAgcg (gR
COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market street, abo
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

BANKS AND BROKERS.
WOOLSTON & CO.,
BANKERS g. BROKERS,
No. 10 EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
DEALERS IN
Government, Railroad,
AND
STATE SECURITIES.
General Agents for Delaware
National Life Insurance Co.,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CoH0REss,
APPROVED july %, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.
DIRECTORS.
Jay Cooke; Phlladephia, E. A. Rollins. Washington
R.SbidTa S,S Starr 90 DO % NS0ry + p aSsSs, SSSoss do
> J. Hinckiey CLARK, do d. c. fAhnssiOeL WV do
!
O. II. CLARK. Philadelphia, President
= HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vie President
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Ike utiye Com.
EMERSON W. PEET Philadelphia, so'y and Acluary.
4 FRANCIS @. SMITH, Nj. D.. Medical Director
y s. EWING NEAR NJ. d. Asst. Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
]. K. BARNES, surgeon Gen. U. $. A, Washington,
Washington
D W. BLISS, M D., Warrington
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WIN. B. CHANDLER, Washington, D. C.
GEoKGE HARDING, Phiaielphia Pa
This Company National in its character, tiers, by
reason o. Its Large Capital Los Rates Of Premium and
New Tables the most desTabla insuting LII.
yet presented to the public.
lhe rates Of preminm, being largely reiueel
favorable to the lusurers those the best Mutual
Companies and avoid all tile complications aud uncer
taintes OF Notes. Dividends and the misunderstanding
which the latter apt 10 the Policy Holders
Several new and attractive tables now presented
which need only TO be understood TO prove acceptable
70 the public, such the Prdducng I1licy and
Return Premium Policy. In the former, the policy
holder not only secures life insurance payable a
death, but will receive If living, alter period OF few
years an annual income equal to ton per cent 10 PEI
cent? Of tue part of his policy. In the latter the Com
pany agress to return 10 the tue total amount
NJ. policy.
The attention of persons contemplating insuring thei
lives or Increasing the amount Of insurance
have Is called TO tho special advantages ed by th
National Life Insurance Company.
Full particular I" he had on application our office
where Circulars and Pamphlets, iully drsorbins th
= advantages offered By the Company, may he hai Lii
u erai terms ohsied to agents aud solicitors.
WOOLsTON & CO.,
oeb- No. East Third Street. Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
EDUCATIONAL.
puRLtl sOIIooLa.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
No. l-Grammar school, corner Of Sixth and
French streets
No. 2-Primary School, corner of Eleventh
and Washington streets.
No. 3-Prmary School, Jefferson street, be-
tween Second and Third
No. 4-Grammar School, Washington street,
between Second aud Third
No. 5-PrimAry School, Sixth street, be-
.ween Market and King,
No. 6-primary School, Walnut street, be-
tween Third and Fourth.
No. Primary School, corner Of Fifth and
Pine Streets
No. 8--Prmary lchool corner of Seventh and
Spruce.
No. Culinary School, corner Of Tenth and
King streets.
No. lO-Primary School, Second street, nCar
Washington.
ooLLEGEs
Weseyan Female College, No. COZ French
Street.
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
T. c. Teylor's Scientific and Commercial
Academy, corner of Eighth and Wollaston
Streets.
W. A. Reynolds Classical Seminary, second
story Savie Building, Sixth aud Market streets.
Hannah More Academy, cerner of Eighth and
West streets.
Mrs Perkins School for Young Ladies', No
217 West Seventh Street
Ann Fothergll's School, 9Ol Market Street.
st. Peters Female School, corner Of sizlh
and West streels.
African School, CO. Aer OF Tenth aud Orange
streets.
Miss Hannah II. Bringhurara School, No 2OG
east Fourth street.
Elizabeth II. Richards School, No coo
Orange streets
LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Young Mems Coiholic Philopalrian Lite
ary Institute meets every Wednesday evening
~ their Hall, No. East Third Street. thr,
story, at a. o'clock, Room open every evening
to members and strangers in the city
PIRE DEPARTMENT
Friendship, corner Of Tenth and shipleJ
streets.
Reliaree corner of Fifth and Orange streets
Delaware, Sixth street near King.
Phenix, Fourteenth street, between Frencl
and Walnut.
Water Witch, Shiplcy street above Fifth
FameH ose Company, Second street, betWeer
shipley and Orange streets
Washington, Sixth street near Market.
PUBLIC BUILDISOs.
Custom House, corner of Sixth and KIM
treets.
Post Office, corner of Sixth and King streets
City Hall, Market street, between Fifth an,
Bixth.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Wilmington Institute, corner of Eighth an,
Market st7eets.
Internal Revenue Assessors office, seCon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
----------.--------
j. & S. B. MoLEAR,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. COZ MARKET STREET.


FoR RENr-Oaices in the building L. Corner o.
King and Second streetl.
FoR sALE-six new three story Brick Dwellings on
Jackson Street, between Elm and Linden Streets,
One new three story Brick Dwelling, with hack build
Ing on jackson Street between Elm and Linden Streets
One three story Brick House, No. o22 West Seventh
Street.
one two-story Brick Dwelling, Bennet Street. between
One two story Brick Dwelling, LammOtt ST. Brandy
wine Village. -
One three story Brick Dwelling, with back buildngs,
side yard and garden. Newport Pike, opposite oiVet
Chapel.
one three story Brick Dwelling, No7O9 French Street.
with three story double back building.
Valuable Business Stand stora and Dwelling House,
No. 7lB Market Street
Elegant Dwelling on French Street, with four story
back buildings. Lot running through TO- Walnut Street
Splendid Country Seat Stone Mansion House, with 81
acres of land, Philadelphia Pike, one mile from VIII
mlngton.
Chestnut Grove c i'aso, Newport Pike, y mile from
city limits.
Dyotta Mills, within ~ miles Of Newark Depot
A Farm Of 523 acres In Appoquinmink lld, x miles
from Blaekbrd Station on Delaware Railroad, with
peach orchard OF 1900 trees.
Farm O 1862 Acres in Brandywine Hundred.
Ra-ln large portion Of The purchase money
may remain secused on bond and Mortgage.
BUILDING LOTS
At tho corner Of Third and French Streets 1877 fes
French Street, 1870 feet on Third Street.
At the s. n. OF Em and Van Buren, Streets 1i2
feet by 10 feet.
At the N. W. corner OF Adams and Eighth Street. 2ai
feet Adams Street by lao feet on Eighth Street.
On the West side of Adams street, lib eet deep eN
tending from Seventh TO Eighth streets. iebil-
, 1869-06-02

Equai 10 rs tons, or si55 bushels for seren dass
This Is but tho beginning Of the season that Will
run far into July. In addition. the strawberry
farms OF the south part Of the State supply other
parts OF the Northwest, and one car load dag Is
being sent direct to New YORK In refrigerator cars
we shall soon Know with what success Should the
experiment prove successful, It will give new
avenue to our !ndus1ry.
The fruit train which runs daily Ls capable Of
drawing twenty cars Of i've tons each, and tho
rates arr SO low that no complaint can be made.
4 oushel Of berries, including the package, weighs
nity pouuus: and the freight On this nom Jones
bofo Is nty cents, or one dollar hundred pounds.
The cost OF handling is.
GrAte OF boz. per cente
Picking. packing and etpptng. cents
Freight xnd csEI1Ee eeRte
Conmtsf0p 10 PER cent. cent
Cost. ner ouart. e.nt.
soli at tfteen cents the commission would he
increased half . cent This would leave 10 the
grower seven cents quart, or TWO dollars and i
quarter bushrl. but as the price now rules from
ten to 0fteen-s1y m average Of twelve and hall
cents-the net receipt to the grower Is about one
and quarter dollars a bushel On the vines. At
forty bushels to the this Is not SO bad husi
ness az some might suppose. ..-. ....,.
On the whole moderate price Is better for the
grower, for it inautes prompt sales and large de
mand5-
, 1869-06-02
hHuSEM EHTS.


=
The second perfoE. nance Of the "Crea1ion' was
gwen lust evening at Farwtll Hall, probably to
the largest audience ever beforr assembled in this
city al place Of amusement, every rar. of the
Large hail being densely crowded. The PERFORM
ance Was IN all respects repetition Of the iss-
I,,repa appea,s for the last t!ae In t'aad cotl-
CIR. during the present season. with programme
full Of attractions .
This evening ,na. sterling actor. Mark Smith.
! appe.lss tn '.T,lc Rivals" at McStcscr'S
"Eoul Play Is still thu attraction At Aiken
| Dearborn Tht3trc.
"l1ion this evening at tae Orcra 1lonsr-
! Mrs Anna Marble fakes her ttnetf at the Mu.
! scum this evening, and deserves an ascFfio*ln4
! .puSp.
, 1869-06-02

~ -
1t Will thus be seen that there Is, 80 Tar, maior-
ity OF se Tor lay delegations Grace Church voted
YESTERDAY, but up to midnight the returns had not
come in. The other Engllsh-speaking churches
viii vote during tue week, and the German
churches during the month .. ~ 49,.
that ns1n!t female members Of tho churches voted
on the question, Some refused to vote, fearing
thnt they would thereby encourage OF eeem TO
ever dropped the ballot IN shy, bashful way out
Of curiosity, or In obedience to the female craving
after novelty Of ans Kind. Strange to 6ay, many Of
then came to the hallot-s,oxt wanting to vote
twice, and not few changed their minds in a few
muutes AMI wanted permission to change thell
votes. OF course this could not be allowed, mil
away they went With but little faith in suffrage oi
any ktnl. The gentlemen OF the congregations
were assitluous IN their attentions to the ladies',
anl out OF rGrc fun induced many Of them to vote
against their incliuatio0s. 1t need hardly be said
that everything passed oil peacefully.
, 1869-06-02
INNOCENT.
Return of the a;rnnd Jury Of thr Recorder
Csust in thr Case or l1}-s smith.

KPfNfn Of tGt fGF0NU .JNFy 01 tftC FKNFDEuF'f'%
Court in thr Case or Mis-. smith.
The readers Of THE TR1BCSE will rc2stnl,er the
araignmcnt IN the Police Court, some months
since, OF Miss Caroline a. Smith, upon the charge
OF arson. Notwithstanding her vehement protes-
ta.ons OF innocence, the testimony In the case
was deemed Of such Z character % TO warrant her
commlttal, and she was accordingly held to bail
for her appearance before the grand Jury. Here
the charge was not sustained, ami the foreman Of
the tury has issued the following card in relation
to Miss Smith ccSe:
CHICAGO May Term. 1bS.
w, the esnpa jury Of the Ttccesdsss Court, hasins
srenn inre n~ tor invc4tigatou. find the charge not
tustaiat By t eSsaes and VT d q r.
charge and. drsins far Is in ON power to remove
nny lnfArerne Impressions carried hy her AErcet. do
cecrfully aud cordially present heE this token nf ot'r
1oufdencr. L. II, ,DEsESuEES.
Eorcmnn Of the Grand jay.
, 1869-06-02

We understand t.at Evans i Co, the PIONEERS
in rho Nor,nwes, OF the window screen trade, arc
determined to maintain the rrc-cn!aence thes
have a,,atrct! arl are now MANUFACTURING WINDOW
a foot They make speciai1y Of wire cloth, paint
ed and plain, and olIer special Inducements 70 tnc
traIc. Parties trading with Evans Co. ought 70
rcrneu,er 1ha, a!l goods arc sold At one price and
the lowest figure
, 1869-06-02

!, viii iuterc.t the public in general to knoT
| that the manager Of tho Health Lift, linking a,i-
| yantacc Of the al.seucc of many Q! his regular
natnons during the summer months, has arranged
To reduce the subscription to s. per month from
June to september J., There are annie isclllties Il
! non1t,ess he largely taken ndran,age oI.
, 1869-06-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

1turan,s Magnolia Balm. This
article ia Tho tr;4e secret Of beauty. 1t Is what
fashionable ladies' ,2ctresses aud opera singers
at,cc 20 much n!rutre,l Id The circles Of fashion.
It removes ali unsichtls l,|o'ches, redness,
freckts ta1 sunburn and et1ee..S OF spring Wia!s:
transparent dclcacs Of power. NJ lady who
yal,,es tine complexion can do without the Mag
nola nalul- Is cents will buy II OF any OF our rc
specialize dealers.
L5cn ) kutnaiton Il the best hair dressing.
, 1869-06-02
Austrin,

MINISTER JAY PRESENTED 10 TIE EXrENoH-
vienna, June l.
lion. John Jay WAS to-day Introduced to Baron
Won Dcnst by Nj. Watts, the retiring Minister
Mr. Jay afterwards Ind q special audience With
the Emperor, when he presented his credentials as
Minister Of the United Siates
, 1869-06-02

2tnIys
gEcsrEcT OF fCEENEfs MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
FL0RKSCE. June l.
The rejection by Parliament OF tho financial
plans proposed By Count Caauray Dlgny, Minister
Of Finance, will probably lead to hts withdrawal
from the Cabinet and to further Ministerial
CnllECs.
, 1869-06-02
DIED.
dMUSEMENTS,

I.ASDOS-1n Benton, Laxv JoGcsy. II, euSaeam Tir
8, m cs,ir hnur o. FGtsy morning. Nay Z. H.a At &
ihoshc Thrirs wife ct Nc!.ou LAudoa. Es2- aes' p
yeafa.
, 1869-06-02

Doctor Seth Arn0ld'H bs,3Hasn con-
ta!ns the choicest medicines that arc found so
e1icacous In treating howell complaints 1t has
also yery important properties by which the pa-
ticn1 is relieved Of the fever usually accompanying
aeflQps disturbance Of the EEsicM.
, 1869-06-02

Street School, 10 stop the outrageous conduct OF
boys In the vicinity.
The committee consists OF Inspectors Wentworth
and Grtlforu.
On mouon OF Inspector Shackford, the board ad-
loUrned, 10 meet next Tuesday.
, 1869-06-02

By GEO. P. GORE & CO.
Auction and Commission Merchaats,
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION.
Wednesday, June :, at % O'Clock, prompt,
Clothing,
Prints,
Piece Goods
Hoop Skirts, Ac.
4 Sewing 1Inci1incs.
Atlf o'clock We ehnn ctvr
1t9 case* Cti.tom-1nnic Boots and Shoes, In
uesIFnble Styles.
lm1eiiatey after our regular sale. will close Out
the balance # etock Of Chicago Boot aud Shoe Nah
"As'''s st' e''tAt VI GEORGE P. GORE 4 Co..
No - LakeeL
, 1869-06-02

Jua,tper TnF Sonp-1s n certain
cur. for charre hands and all rnughness or t1isn-
tion OF tho akin, eczema rtnFworm. saltrheun1.
rtnrhs and other cutaneors affections, making
the skill soft aud smooth. Manufactured By Cas-
well. ua,a1d / Co, New York Sold by su drug
EiS{E.
, 1869-06-02

AIlpntn n tho rcault OF 1nfla snttlN-
tion. Wclcorts rain Paint removes 1t. Try It,
1rcc, ut No. iA :outh Clark street, Chicago. Pr1-
! vate ronuls for lalleS
, 1869-06-02

Now Is the scaAol TO commence using II. and
make thorough e1crIltnArton OF these toTment-
ors cf Qur nightly rrS. TrS l. and elcer IN pence
, 1869-06-02

The following is letter received by Mr. Charles
Mcdonnell, Of this city, from the Hon. Joseph s.
Wilson, Commissioner Of the General Lan1 ofucc,
and his reply: ....-
, 1869-06-02

Amnn land Eforscs Killed by Light
ming.
SEYMOUR, Ind, June LA man by the name OF
Hughes, and 1ne sran Of horses, wete struck by
ilptininp and Instantly killctl here on THURSDAY
last Two OF fia children were Hiding with HIM.
hut were not injured.
, 1869-06-02

r. Nel1o...H En-. Chicago. H.: ~, t,,.n, r
DElu s1n: N rely to youEt q tae ~ M.
psred ny @ u orss t. surnlth ~ taas ss
fns iitin to tc public ltnds II this county 1hSo TOT
Tsfd complete eory with map Of our ~ pan4
int thst tho NxtiooL Iah Rus1A1on O9GTtap7o 1nAl
, 1869-06-02

CHARLES. s.-EyA--In th:t c.t.. June by Rrv G..
Il Fowler II .hc WABASH y AGsHafsaf; "; tsnrea Mr.
Mira Mayy Jane Evs formerly Of hclstoae' ',rnw*l
EEslaud. -....
ALLES-GRAY-Ia Mineral Peint. VIZ. NAY :tiE = tlE
y. ~ ai!ir Alien. Jr-. and Ai.s NAY .aAa N.::
, 1869-06-02

Nj. james, Hotel. Boston, 3lnss.-
AZ The travelling season approaches II our patrons
OF their intended arrival, we can be better pre-
parcel for their comfort. PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES
13nrCJ
, 1869-06-02

DDTLIH, June l.
The North German Parliament have passed {
law taxing bills OF exchane c, malt and sugar.
, 1869-06-02

SARATOGA, June 1.-The season has fairly can.
nenced, and the hotels are In full btssts The
Union Hotel opened to-day.
, 1869-06-02

NosroS, May 3l.-A single scall race for 500.
Yesterday afternoon, on ChaEles River, between
+, c, Butler and J. ". Randall, distance three
miles, was won BY Butler; time, 81 minutes "
aecQpiHx
, 1869-06-02

and rta4e The acg1lnuatsd blessrks M our free land
system 10 many families remain. very rtsreettuy,
JoxRH 3. WILSON,
, 1869-06-02

1t Cannot be Denied. Doolcy5S
Baking Powder has not only nttaine*l the position
Of the hest. hut the cheapest baking powder noW
IL use. Strictly pure tn tts continuation, and so
exactly prnpoftluletl that there II no trouble ia
making light, sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, ETC.,
one pound vii. 50 fur.her n thc culinary depart
rneui than two pounds Of ans Others In the markell
Try It and t,e convinced. For sale By ali ToteIs,
, 1869-06-02
LAY REPRESENTATION.
Voting Far md Against In the aIcthut1l-t
Churehc. Yesterday.

| Churches Yesterday.
BIZ order OF the last General Conference, the
members Of the Methodist Church cast their bal
lots either "for' or "agatnst" loy delegation
during the present month. Nearly al the Eng,
disappearing churches Of the city Of Chicago vote
during the present week Fire OF the churches
voted last night, with the following result, viz:
| Church FIR. A3aLu..
, 1869-06-02

All Persons " shtnE Turc C0liIor-
MA H!ncs and h-anltcs w5Etndth the choicest article
! IN tho city at No. 1s1 SouA Clark street These
| vines arr used and recsnmulded by the best ply
/ tvs fhH
, 1869-06-02
NO, II SMITH HALSTED-ST.

hll SIneen IL ht1Sss s.,iDx .a1s = !:
Iii Iii liz Scn bud work. he Il ttIn18 and mus
eas1 il oa ens sboqs ,so Ess sase as
III vi ~ ehoT assa n b, sups and queer Hoaa
tain caottce.
, 1869-06-02
MARRIED.

Old newspapers, IN Eot1i orIcr-not
torn or mut!EateJ-for sse ut TK1EsSE once ut Is
| cents der 1ph
, 1869-06-02

A GENTS ,wANTEp-s:s to 500 FEE AOSIH.
Eksf!1SE lMIFioxEp ~ sFssE FANliY
SEWiS MAGHSF; NJ, This nssn1'' SnG I'll III Ts'i ;ad
TSio'asT nj .s' ssTfioT {r ma1s: rs .,f. ree
r.w a rirccstr i!:,.c !esatti:L m:'e s1+ir TAN
t.a n1,7- Il tnke. :lse El.tt:c Lick Stitch. Ees
e.ccrd s:ets can h e1 and Rt :he q Ii caanss be
pulled apart wihnut tearing It. We Fay asrnt. trn*n
irenl Mhic.! tHcc that aao1n: saa te r,sdt Aadnss
Hette1. Mss. % GAGTIoS.9f,s =: & ltpos.a asoa "
Other rs9t .a!sas M ::Altse M aE ,ossAas, s.1
and reilly Practical chtnp nac!liat rnanufae<nred
, 1869-06-02

H1-ASTED-A SMALL HOUSE, AND L0I WIZ y.
to t1eed sis per mouth. Addrc@e b o@afohL1-
Tr9Eun ptSfT,
, 1869-06-02

RuAsINs
AsfECLh ENVOY TO BE SENT 10 WASHINGTON.
ST. PEIKHsBCR0, june1.
The Emperor Of RusaIa has slgn!fed bis tnten-
tlon Of sending IN Envoy Extraordinary TO Wash
:cg1on for the purpose OF cong1n.ulating PTes.-
e.:t Grant on the SUCCESS Of his election, and to
express tho value that His Majesty sets on the
maintenance Of lrle1dly relations between the
two nations.
, 1869-06-02
MFORMATION WANTED.

IMPORTATION WANTKD-of TEE FAA1,tIY .al,Iss
g VlrxinIz sone 3 q . rcAzs sso. address hhLA'
I'VE 1f3n2Aq Q{afo. -. - -. =
, 1869-06-02

On motion Of Inspector wentworth 4 COMMITTEES
was appointed to call at the Police Board and ask
that policeman be stationed A the uthoFeu
, 1869-06-02

l,atlittnt vas 1Sed al =, w. ,~ was,
ri,!su;s In The High School except teashes , o. o.
trtlch, r. nNe'l At $500, instead or ts.eoo -
t,.t ElI,:cndcl ly the committee.
The amendment waa lsti on the table.
The salary was fixed q saooo Isaeher n o.
fr.ns, f. ;eS 5'Hns senos,t tessss5' @ 0 'eme ~
Inspector Kngs ~e,,oa sene 70 A. the salary Q.
Thereafter 1esGuaicd. u ,Un for the nrSt wear.
ss,S,'s,.t,.utj1, ms laia on the tah!e-ycas, Il;
III, ,ctor .,,.acktorAs motion 10 give srca rsln-
g; a. s::,s' Tor the third year subsequently VA
:1,:ur:cd-seas, II; NAYS q. =, ,,o ,,,,,c,,,,s -
:vr thr nr:i year, :l." for shs second an
::.,4, - lie 1h:.,l Vas lost-*eas, ~; nays, q
1rsitH'*E I5onnssd mnSe ~ 1,ct a,nrnSme1, VA
lnsEeefcr Walsh moved to lay this On the saelt
IL: ,lotcn vas nut :!Sreed to.te.., naSs,,
T.;. ;:u:ioa to reconsider WAS agreed f'-Nea
H.; ~: s.::or Walsh moved to leave the sa.aste
Ike n:oiten was not agreed .o-Ecas, c: nay
i.smc.or Me.erre navel that the sa!ary Of III
n-ter.t Gems Of teachers tF 5s,s! and thai her
u,.r f,.cy r1:u!t. irp;a s a:, s21,s' tu &, 600
The n,o':on w aiFst ','as ~
the VOTE tI Which t!:G SALARY OF tE'. Saltrlutenef
WAS fixed At s4.mt'
TIC salary Of ihe Superintendent IVES then nSe
- s:,yr--yeas, ~: ta;t, l.
7rr fur her consideration o! the report On III
..1e. 4a- deferred until thr next meeting.
school. FCSp COMMITTEE
!r.uctor king oaer,-I the following:
it,. ~. I.4., IL, IL .lAe~l tho ftAnnS ca:
tr.r. =, y, NGnun TIC Eooaa:i'S !. "R 8 .
:; S"n he fsas ss,9 rss nc "a "A -; : II II
=, r~t.1r ans .ppr1itr!t VINO ~
r. stru..,d Ii OF an; f-teE tlG t:.S - !"
IryS itl.tsne the tches,i fund nj tis:f CIV
-,rcct ar fer ros+ltc My *lSh V:oEAstS 1T''ih
luz a.estt aprra1rd n r. t3a ~ ;',s Tsae3
;nnn ioLci ~ T.Ar kts"tt tfr sAit nfi1l At:d
reCt II rrt.ihlr. any xx:+Mrnt f!uu the a'retstn
sTt-;tra vair II sict4 rnIF ahn he Il fHi1l
.t5!rti Th2t she E".s.1"n t'turl3 IL '4phrt1saS
tt+ttd II, nu1uriEe aud din Ct my s!c!l s+stF
,rs-,rs Ia uot1fs the fsa eJla1tttte Ard A!as;
~ n1rcc arr t:ch cvidentc It may drcn rr'rSr
l.. heard tefn1+ r:c. hft4ttFB tr all rnltcrH Ht
.hrT the said xtteseoEs hrItatr.ft. fAal make
Ss.ctxutot u: Ap2,al Yasut Ut any E,rh PROPERTY
The Common Grnei1ir rt.pees!uAy st&IIettcd 70 no'
.i1 ~ nltut.s. Aad noH il 10 he heard iettrc the
rrsited q, as:cr.ed valEc q said 3rettsfy
Tnaf portion Of The resolution authorizing
Arpolntment Of the committee was adopteu,
rtie remainder was referred to tae tomHlttee
Rules and Rcguauons.
pE EoyKk RRkfT SCHOOL
On motion Of Inspector Gulfosu, the wages
the 1Janitor At lnr DeKdycn Street School Were
creased ....
On motion Of Inspector Wentworth 4 comm
was appointed TO call at the Police Board and
that policeman be stationed A the uehe