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untiL the end 81 January the second session com
ueneea February ist, and continues until the begin
uiue Of May; the third session continues throughout
the sumner months.
~ II ss corps Of twelve Professors and evsrv
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taught.
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Zion for physical examination and diagnosis, will be
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be- Relpetual Scholarships are sold for f60.-
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lar tPublished By Reques
IN MEMORTAM


On the Death Of Daniel AIillard, of Cincir
natl Pilot, drowned from the StesHer
Lula, near Hickman, KY, on the 18th
May, 1868. - '--
The Mission Of Death is mourhful at times, ls
ReFVsvsr more Eournlul than when hath departed
The friend Of the soul, though Tor happier cmes =
He leaves in this exile 8 home broken bsarted.
The voice that sre-whie from that bosom outgushed
bosom OuVs quick With the warmth Of affection,
Is now in the sleep Of Inconsistencies husbed,
Awaiting the call Of the last resurrection
I'd tHG4 q .s.rrrs- rg.t .nf er-r. )
The hopes that had clustered around him are suak,
Ars SINK in the wave where his vision descended;
His kindred the ohsliee Of enEHisb have drunk, n
Have drained the dregs with its bitterness blended
In the prime Of his manhood and pride Of his life,
The prOsp sets Of f4irer futurfty breaking,
n was hard for yOungand dibconsOiste wife Zu Z.
To resign him to slumber that buoweth no wsklDg.
The pilot hath gone to steer on atide, . -....
Where silent and shoreless the waters expanding,
Hay bear him, who knows, aud bis spirit-bark guide,
To a boiler, higher and happier laniing3
Farewell if that mournfullest word we must tell,
Wliiel- maEsth the brothsr from brother t. sgVer,
We utter with hope, the reluctant tareweill
It is not sorrowful tarsDsil JoreusH
. CFTEZz g,E-- 7. e4Aef1
LFrom Hearth and Home.
srHE -OT,D. WORLD spa p cow
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o 1T has been asked, when the rain
fails does it ever get up? OF course it
does-in dew-time.s -..- s..... fr
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Cohundrums.

What city is Hub. bub native of? Ans.-He Is a
Boston boy.
When is farmer very maternal? Ans.-When he
cradles his grain. ..... 81 - r-.-.s....-. -.-
How does horse regard a man? Ans.-As the
sdurce Of all HIS whQas. o.. ..-.t -.ss.--. ..r.
Can excellent gammarian be called parssInOhio ions?
Why is promising crCketsr, like -four and sggs?-
Because he's calculated to make a good batter.
What is the difference between the arst month Of
marriage and the rest Of Ill? During the irst month
it ALLOY; and after that It is all jalg. Y.Hag
Aus~er 10 Enigma Of last week: Henry Redkey and
Jane Hetheringtone Apsvsr 10 Froblem 81 and "a
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21
rRor Hor..ILrEE TRoNPsoN,

za7 Judge Of ths suprs-ns Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPiIA, April 25 1855.
EcOnGfdeF n Gt HoOhamd's
German BIT N tera - a valuable
EledleiHc I'm ease OF attacks OF
In dl g E gtLOmun l-uOF Dyspepsias
a ! can eertlfy this from my experience OF
A. Yours, with respect
sHatsI. JAMES THOMPSONs
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Youth S Department.
TO our Contribatorg.

1four young reader, who take an interest in the
'Youhs Department ~ wish to see it. kept up, they
must k69p ms better supplied With Enismas, Cha.
rades Problems &C. We wish to ll it mp with origi-
nal NATTER ifpossible, aud know there is talent
enough among yuung friends to sbppIy rs with an
we have room for. Come, boys and girls ''put pn
your thinking caps" aud writs something for the
"Youths Departmept."
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4 MusicaI Prodigy.

A negro girl has-been astonishing
the people Of Eicksburg, Miss, BY
her performance on the piano. She
is eighteen years old, and as black as
the ace of spades, does not know a
single note of music, and cannot spell
-the simplest word. She was a house
servant, and as such was permitted
to play upon the piano. She can
play any piece, however difficult it
may be, after hearing it played; and
her accuracy and delicacy Of touch is
really something very remarkable.
For the past two years she has been
employed as field hand, and has had
noopportunity of playing or listen
ing to others play. r.ss n.r.l. .r.
/. If men would depend more on writ
ing and less on memory, there would be
.1fewer law suits. 0s7 l1-'-" .1sdia''
.TiraL9 20. e.-v a5Lf--E1D
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Vol. 32-NO. SS
7HE Observation-Disclosures.
-oLDHsFpAPRR N RREooUNFY.

J, I. BoARDMAN, EDIToR AND Proprietor.
OFFICE-HsiB 81. north side second door eastsf High
heariT opposts the Pest once.
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Roo1and's German BiLters

% entirely vegetable, and contains no
LIQUOR Et is a compound OF F1uid Ike
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Bar1EG
from which 1hege extracts are made
are gathered - In Germany,
All the medl ciuaL virtue e
are extracted from them By
q gcIe ntf a c - chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 60 this
country 60 be used expressly for the
manufacture Ofdhese BltteFB. There IL
no alcoholic substance OF any Kind used
in compromising the Bitters, hemeett a.
the only HitteFB that can be used In
not adVfGables
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Enigma.

Enigma .'.
I am composed Of % letters. y ilrsaa. a.Ei.gaI
Ny Q 2 20 l59 3 is the mama Of a male. ,f,-. ....
Ny n t6 II is an animal. i'. ." '"'.'
nv q % p 25 is not state. ...s-.- -f r.~ .-
Ny II I2 II II is used IN draining.
My 4 5 l6 is very useful.
Ny Is % 10 10 II Is 25 Is past
Ny whole is the name Of a smart Society.
~ r.I-.....r. -.-r-.g.g Il NED 3 TED.
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ths auburn Advertiser has the follow.
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.o1Ho ,E3UogoG21z.
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)n the Death of Daniel AIillard, of Cincin
nati, Pilot, drowned from the Stessl er
Lula near Hickman. Ky, on the l9th
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21

Flour unchanged. Wheat strongly fsvors buyers.
Corn dull and unchanged. WHISKY dull, 9lAc.
Pork dull snd lower, s3l rs. Lard heavy. Tur.
pentine frmer, 52ac. Rosin, groceries and
fregbts quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, March 0-Evening.-Money firm
ct per cent. Sterling dull at 10Ss@lOS4. Gold
dull but steady; closed ct l3l@l3lt. Tne bank
statement ia regarded as favorable.
SAVANNAH, March 20.-Weather warm. A very
heavy gale occurred last night, accompanied with
heavy rains.
MOBILE. March 2O.-Cotton firm and in good de-
msnd. Low middIngs 26t@26l. Sales l400
bales. Receipts SO bales. Exports 773 bales.
CIECIssATI, March 20.-Family Flour $6 700
SO. Corn Csc. Oats Csc. Pork $50. Bulk
shoulders l2ic., sides 4Sc. Bacon lac, clear
rib l7c., clear 174c. hams ls3Ql93c. Lard held
at Ice. Sugar l40l5ac. Molssses s0Gs5c.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-Sugar H40l64c. Mo-
lasses 00@S5c. Sales 81 hhds. tobacco at 81 500
10 rs. Pork s32 so. Lard 19c. Bacon shoulders
l44c.; clear rib sides l74c.; clear sides l7&c.
Bulk shoulders l3lc.; clear rib sides l6{c.; clear
sides l6lc Flour-super6ne IS 5006 so. Corn
63@65c. Oats 6l@65c. Whisky Gle.
Sr. LOUIS, March 20.-Superfne -four $40
75 Wbeat-Prime 81 55 Corn 67@70c. Bar
ley 81 70(dl 80. Rye 81 2s01 30. Whisky SOC.
sugar l3@l5Ac. Molasses unchanged. Pork
t32 25@32 so. Bulk meats nominal Bacon shoul-
Hs.. 1851 s S ice iae clear s'dss
CHICAGO March 2O.-Flour IS 500s 10. Wheat
81 0sGll O9a. Corn 52}@55. Osis 629524. Rye
81 le@i ls4. Barley 81 rs. Highwines 500.
Pork ssl 30. Lard 1s3c. Hams l599l6. Mo-
lasses sl1l 05. Sugar l4@l6c.
MEMPHIS March 20-Cotton dull and nominal
Receipts 1917 bales. Exports 453 bales.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Political Disabilities Railroad to Mexico
THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.
Action of the Committee of Commerce on
the Nominations Of Casey and
Longstreet.
OTHER TEXAS CANDI

WASHINGTON, March 20-Morning. Terry stat.
ing that it was not probable that the House would
agree 10 the Senste'A proposal for Q select CON-
mittee to consider applications Tor removal OF
political disabilities, moved they be referred to
ihe Judiciary committee, which was agreed to.
Subsequently Bobertson's resolution for ap-
pointing a select Sepate committee of seven
was agreed. to and applications uiLbs referred
to IL.
Mcdonald introduced bill to aid In constructing
a railroad from the junction of the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers te the Mexican border.
committee OF seven was appointed on poti.
cal disabilities, viz. Robertson (chsirman), Os'
borne, Hamlin, Howe, Ferry, Boreman and vick.
The tenure. .of-offics repeal was discussed to sd.
iournment without sction.
House-No session to-day.
The appointment of Robertson as chairman oi
the committee on removal Of disabilities indicates
stringent examination OF cases and fsvors very
few. Robertson recently remarked regarding re
poris IN the Carolina papers that be was tending
towards Democracy, that on the contrary he and
his colleagues were fully as RADICAL as ever.
No nominations to day.
Several coDfrmations were made to-day. None
affecting the South.
The committee ou commerce reported fsvoraby
on Casey as collector OF the port OF New Orleans
and reported back Longstreet's nominstio with
out any reco mmeedstion. Executive session tool
no action in the matter either.
Hon. w. l.. Armstrong has declined being q
candidate for lieutenant governor OF Texas. DE-.
Boulds Baker has consen ed to run and authorizes
the press Of Texas TO announce him.
Hon. b. II. EpDerson also declines, and writes
letters favoring Hamilton and Boulds Baker.
I. L. Tullick, secretary Of the Republican con-
gressioDal committee has been appointed appoint
ment clerk OF the treasury department
The discussion to day looks more favorable Il
the repeal OF the tenure of Office law, though thi
discussion will be prolonged next week.
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SOUTHERN PArENTs.-Colonel Rufus r. Rhodes,
solicifor OF natents. No. Z5 OommerctM P1ace.

SOUTHERN PATENTs.--Colonel Rufus r. Rhodes,
solicitor or patents, NO. zS Uommerctu PIECE,
officially reports to the CRESCENT the following
complete list of patents granted Southern invent
ors for the week ending March Is, 1869:
Louisiana John Armstrong, New Orleans.
railway car axle; M. S. Bringier, Ascension
parish, food for domestic animals.
District of Colunlbid-H. N. Chapman, Wash
ington, curtain fixture George Wheelock. Wash
ingion, thread guard for spools In sewing ma
chimes; ]. B. Alexander, Washington, lamp
burner.
Mar,land-J. 7. Hawkins. Annapolis, lathe for
trrning spools; I. Sims and (. s. Hutchinson,
Baltimore, mode of preparing grain for distilla-
ton. t
Norts Cdrolina--A. II. Scott, Concord, porta-
BILE fence.
Alabama-George h. Todd, Montgomery, cart
ridge shell.
Mssissippi-Dan1 R. Russell. Carrolton. fire.
tonRs.
KenfacE7I--A. T. Perrine, Louisville, boot heel
NJ. I. Hughes, Paris, still.
Missouri-A. II. Ballagh, Westport, harrow
E. d. Morse, st. Louis, door springs; I. B. Smith
| and A. Hinchman, Pleasant Hill, car coupling
A. J. sprsgue. Springfield, portable fireplace.
7eyas-w. G. switzer, Nelsonville, combined
planter and cuitivator.
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Alleged Cruelty to Children.

Two ladies' yesterday called upon the superin-
endent of police to inform him that two children,
living in their vicinity, Carondelet street near
Erato, are habitually maltrested aud beaten by a
lady in whose charge they have been left for
eighteen months past, during the absence lin
Texas) of their father Mr.. Priestly, who is said
to have gone of in debt and In destitute circum-
stances, to seek employment there. The super
intendent dispatched one Of his special officers
at once to investigate the affair, and in due time,
an elderly woman, clad In a faded black, appeared
in his Office accompanied by two interesting
children, sweet little girl. neatly dressed, and
bright looking boy, about eight years Of age.
Both the children burst out crying and the boy
asked of his guardian, Mamma, what are they
going TO do TO us?" She dried their tears, but
they would burst forth again, and when two mem
bers of the police board came in to make inquiry,
they found the little faces before them bedewed
with tears. fr-
The elderly lady. Mrs. Walpool, stated the facts
ss above: that she had been left in charge of the
children by their father, who had gone of Ia her
debt; that their mother was dead, but that she
had endesvoredt to supply her place. She correct
ed them, she said, as she did her own children,
but only when they erred; but as for msitrest.
nent she utterly denied it, and called upon the
children to witness that she had treated them
kindly always. IA. IL. .--rI-.-f. Il. .
Nevertheless, so positive had been the state
ments Of the ladies making the complaints, and an
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

NORFOLK, March 20.-The steamer Don, from
New York for Havana, put in here with her pro-
peller disabled.
MEMPHIS, March 20.-G. W. Stoddard. journ.
alist, we'll known in New Orleans and Mobile. died
here this morning of consumption.
HAVANA, March 20.-The baggage Of the Fer
Dando Po prisoners has gone aboard the steamer.
The expedition sails positively tomorrow.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. March 20.-The Pensacola
and Georgia and the Tallahassee Railroads were
sold TO. day a. public sale. The first was knocked
down at 81 220 900 and the last at sl95 ,000 to F.
Dibble and associates; 100000 to be paid on
taking possession and the balance as called for
by the trustees of the internal Improvement fuud.
CHARLESTON, 3. O.. March 20.-ln the Legisla-
ture severe contest between interested parties
for the railroads on one side and the governor and
number of members of the Legislature opposed
TO granting State aid, on the other. involving sew
erai million dollars OF State bonds. Assistance to
railroad enterprises has resulted in grand de.
feat of all railroad schemes.
The Legislature will adjourn sine die on the 24th
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MARKETS.

HAvAlA, March ls.-Sugsr advancing. More
buyers dan sellers.
yryERSooL, March l9-Evening.-Cotton mar
tet siealiy: uplands s1oat I'D. Sales to-day H.
.0SO balts. Yarns and fabrics quiet but nrm.
IfyErtPooL. March 20-Noon-Cotton quet;
nnIsp0s l2d., Orleans l2id. Estimated sales 5000
Losr2s. March 2O-NOon.-Consols sSt@sS4'
Bonds fSI. - ,..,,o-.o,s
for moAey 93@9St, on account s3{. Bonds o5t
Stock{ quiet. 40 49,. c.... s
" roi higher uplands I'D, Orleans l24d; sales
.a'SsJ 10 600 bales Lard 75s. Sd. Tallow ASS. Sd.
HI%RE' March 20.--Cotton opened dull, both
ON the spot and sfioat.
p.a,s March 20-Rents 70.25.
tsfsKFoRr, March 20. Bonds s14.
1922 March 2o--Cotton unchanged.
M Yosx. March 20.-rhe bank statement
~ loans increased SLABS 900. Specie de
snsssa 40 oA5 ooO. Circulation increased S5 l.OOO
Tnsafsi,s increased 81. .ll2,0O0. Legal Tenders ~
"a a Is5 600. Governments dull and lower
I,esn banking houses doing but little; an'
fn,J.nsrs ont Of the market from the DIN entity u
ssi,s,r exchange. isis coupons. iiotegti,oes ,e
ss91s Of ;sa. llss@1ls; Of ga. ll4tgls OF 90 ,es
9EGHSY,7. DO. new, lls4@llSa OF '61 and 'os
,IesNsiiai- 10 4o's. los 0l05A Pacific 6s. loSte
1o4 State bonds dull; stocks genelany, 20. coo
ci,fng unsettled. Sub-treas1ry oslsaos e. 3, oo,
90 Imports for the week, Dry gooos sA'oi''S''
s'sssval merchandise IS, S,62I.ooo.
sw YORK. March h20-Evening1Oo'os sU s.ssu, sras5,
sIs. 5000 bales. Middlmg upianos A'iSs0'
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RIvER NKws.

vrcKsBuaG. March 20-Passed up: Swallow at
midnight, Dexter at 9, Thomson Dean at 10 A. NJ,
and Pargdbd at noon. River rising-nine feet be-
low high 1ater mark.
LoUisvJLE, March 20.-River falling; 81 feet
OF wster h the canal.
ST. Lotus, March 20.-River unchanged.
CAmo. March 20.-Passed up: Mississippi,
Groesbect and Richmond. Down /: Indiana, Henry
Ames, Ru}oicon, Long worth and Arthur.
MEMPHjs, March 20.-Weather clear ana pleas
ant. Rivlr rising. Passed up: wsuaits ana e''
Msrys, Down: Great Republic last night.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
THE MURDER OF FREDERICK GRuBsR INVOLVED

Yesterday we accidentally met with person,
whose name we need not mention at present. who
volunteers to appear before the grand jury of the
State for the parish of Orleans, an testify in the
matter of the homicide above mentioned. The
substance of his evidence, he states, will be that
about ten days before the homicide, Dave Hennes
sey the deceased, and himself met On Charities
street, near Toulouse, and after some converse
ton relating to metropolitan warrants, Hennessey
asked him IL be was his (Hennessey's) friend.
Hennessey thereafter stated that it was regretful
that the good times were gone when he was with
his friends. He was only waiting for an oppor.
tunity to have the law on his side to kill that cd
Id Frenchman, Arthur Guerin ,iss he had done
in the case Of Fred Cru or. Our informant then
told Hennessey that If he had anything to do with
Guerin he should address himself to him, aud not
to our informant. Hennessey shook his head ap-
parenily in disgust and left.
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FROM EUROPE.

pi.turbanees In spain QueIIed- r Parliament-
ary Debate she Iri.h Church Disesssb-
IishmeBf.
LONDON, March 20.-The Irish Church disestab.
lisbment wsa debated last night at great length.
The principal speaker In favor of the measure was
John Bright.
MADRID, March 20.-The disturbances at Jerez
by la Froniera have been quelled.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Facilities Restored TO ExpressIComp anIes---
Reeord of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company.
NEW YoRK, March 20.-The Erie aud Hsusa.
tonic Railroad Companies have abandoned the
package business and restored the facilities to the
express companies.
VIM. NJ. Twsed has been appointed receiver of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company pending the
suit OF James Fiske against the company.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

souTHwEsr Pass. March 20-l2 M.-Barome-
ter $3.50. sWesther calm; thick fog prevailing.
Arrived Steamship Morgan. Talbot, from Gal
weston, TO q. A. Whitney 4 Co.; brig Hope, Mon
tersta master, from Matanzas, with sugar 10 Pnlg
Bros. No departures.
SorrHwEsT Pass March 20-6 P. .M.-Barometer
$780, Wisd south south west and light. No ar.
rivals. Sailed: Steamships Bienville and l. Z.
Harris
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21

FuRN1rURE.-The mechanical talent displayed
upon the elegant stock Of Messrs. Meyers, Kott-
witz Co., No. 4s Royal street, affords an evi-
dence Of taste and beauty rarely met with 10 es-
adjustments Of this character. Their assortment
is one of the most extensive in city, aud par
ties desiring furniture are advised to call upon
them. -t -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
NUMBER 1876.

ent lessees of the building, the lower floor Of the
house was already transformed from drug store,
with all its shelvings, tme-worn and dilspidsted
appurtensnces, into . gorgeous gambling saloon,
about forty feet square, newly papered. painted,
Rls zed and furnished with Q marble counter. and
wi,hsl gotten up in the most approved style OF
the gamblers art. About 8 O'Clock last evening
the place was crowded with dsmphools ende .
voripe TO get their money back ct the different
games played in the establishment. There are
already four games established. comprising rou-
lette, faro. dice and keno. The latter. however,
We were informed bv one of the polished and
hsshily dressed gentry connected with the con.
cern. will be transferred to the upper floor aud
the room occupied By that game given up TO more
profitable purposes. .
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A rourth GambIIpe uov.e.

The cry is still they come, under the beautiful act
Of the Legislature licensing gambling houses. Last
evening the fourth establishment of this kind was
publicly opened at No. Is Royal street, and al.
though hardly forty eight hours had scarcely
elapsed since the delivery Of the keys TO the pres
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
seizure of Liquor.

Inspector Of customs jerks on Friday seized
twenty ceses OF gin and eighteen OF brandy, be-
longing to passengers on the steamship Quaker
City, for violation of section one Of the act OF
July rs, 1866, which prohibits the importation OF
liquors in packages Of less than thirty gallons
each. The liquor has been reported TO ihe U. 3.
marshal for libel.
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Casualties.

named Peter Birmingham while moving stage on
board the ship Alice Camp, ct the head OF Third
streets was seriously injured by piece OF plank
falling upon his thigh. He was taken 70 his resi.
dence.
man named John Bolsn fell from the staging
of the steamer Pioneer into the river about
O'Clock on Friday afternoon, and also broke his
leg in the fall. He was conveyed to the Charity
ROspital.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-21
ARRANGEMENT.


SPECIAL meeting of the Board Of School Di-
rectors will be held tomorrow (Mondsy) at 6
o'clock p.
Il is understood that business Of importance
will be submitted for consideration, therefore q
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examination Of the boys back tending to confirm
the same, an affidavit was made against Mrs. w.,
setting forth the accusation as above and she was
of not guilty. and fixed the case for examination
on Monday, the children being, meanwhile, leftin
care of other parties. ,s ..ftfra ar-.
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The Weather.

The temperature yesterday. as shown by the
Thermometer at c. Duhamel's, Ill Canal street was
as follows: At A. NJ. 90 degrees; IL n. &c;
P. M. II; 6 P. N. TO-.
The following Is the weather report for yester-
day in the places severally mentioned. The zine
at which the report is made is at 8 A.M: tal