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REAI EgTATE FoR SAFE.
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lila Main street.


VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
Y FARMING LAND FOR SALE.-We have
for sale valuable GHIST MILL with ali ia
MACHINERY, MILLER'S HOUSE, and other
appcndages, In complete order; and attached.
FoRTY-SEyEN ACRES OF HTGHLY-IM,
PROVED LAND, with 4 NEW TWO-STORY
FRAMED DWELLING containing four rooms.
and all necessary out-buiidings, located in Han
over county, on good turnpike, seven miles from
Richmond and one mile from Mechanicsyilic.
This mill Is peculiarly valuable because Of It's
being upon bold stream of water that never
ceases, and works when all others fall. Its custom
IS large and rclnnDcrarrc, and grinds daily about
nifty bushels Of corn and seventy -iye bushels of
wheat. Its toll per anDum IL from two 10 three
hundred barrels of corn and proportionate
amount OF wheat.
rho ncighhorhood Is good, and has churches,
schools, post-oilicc, and other places Of advan-
tagc. RlCHARDSON 81 CO.,
lib Main street,
jc 2-2t under Lancaster Co.'s.
sHEOUNT AIRY" FARM, OF THREE
1fl HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES,
in New Kent county, twenty miles from Rich
mond, Il quarter Of mile from Tunstalrs depot
one mile from the Pamunkcy river. 200 acres
cleared and In cultivation, balance In woods.
Plenty Of mari. Dwelling with four rooms, and
other usual buildings. The land Is In coed heart
Apply to
jc c-cud3t GRUBBS < WILLIAMS.
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by I EiHclS L. lHDtll-
AuCtionccr and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL Be
TWEEN MttNFORD AND GILMER STREETS,
At AUCTION.--By virtue Of DEGREES pronounced
Inv the circuit court of IIcnri"o on the 9th Novcm
her 1855 and 5th May 1859. in the suit Of Falts and
uls rs. Barker. | shall rs special commissioner.
proceed to sell ut public auction, on the premises.
On FRIDAY The 9Th day Of June, 1859, ut o'clock
7. NJ. the HOUSE and LOT on Inc south side Of
Marshall between Gmcr and Mnntord streets. in
HE city of Richmond. or 50 much Of said lot rs
NAV be necessary to satisfy the purposes of sail
DEGREES. The said lot fronts Is feet on Marshall
street. and runs back lis feet Ia an alley Il feet
vide. The improvements consist Of q twu-St0ry
brick building and Ont-hCuscS.
II the whole Of said property l. offered for sale
the terms will he cash a to about iUo. and credit
of six and twelve months ~ to remainder. II part
ouv of said property i sold the terms will be
cash. HENRY &. CANYON,
myo5 Special Cummis ioncr.
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the ,cupboard, butt my srepeati inS 1 h;e

! .ta.c,,nboard, but, by my ,Iepe.,tt , ~
blow. he was Obliged tospush BACK in'o us
hiding-place. ...a;,,, o,r liable.
aa n,on'u structure bv the top and pulled it
" "~er On it's face. md sprung upon II, while
tbc cursinr which came from within could
S Sn. he heard above the raging storm,
which kent I'D an incessant roar.
Tndrossed and trembling with fear, Tor
>,o Inn% hour I sat yelling at the top OF my
uni for assistance, but was unheard on
account Of the raging elements without.
">I A. Last the storm gradually abaied, and
49,. rios were heard by the Irish chamber
,naid who came running into the room, put
IN seeing me in such an unenviable posi-
lion she irantically ran down STAIRS, yeii,hg
"murdcr" with all the Vehemcncc hSi
,.;morous lungs would permit. rms brought
49,, Com 2 crowd of excited individuals,
~, o:ocr to find out the cause of the disturb
ancc. ou 40 INV sb,.-
.o,.cd r,c,Iiirs would permit, but was ire
mentlv interrupted by the blasphemouS
SSoranC,1c which the robber was holding
forth in the cupboard.
After concluding, | jumped from my seal
and stood few steps away, breathlessly
waiting. while my friends, by the AID OF a
dim lantern, dragged iorln, haticSs aiio
bleeding. his locks dishevellcd. and his face
all despatched with blood, the Wo,lld-De
trusted friend the preacher.
I recognized his face Immediately, and,
Swinging back. threw up my hands in as
constituent. The villain gazcd steadily ut
me with sicklv smile, which said palmer
than words that l was not the first victim OF
confidence.
4 person was Immediately sent to inform
the authorities, who took him into custody,
and afterwards sentenced him to long
term in the State penitcntiary.
After the excitement had somewhat
abItcd. retired and slept soundly for the
rest of the night, and was permitted to de-
part the next morning, thankful that had
unframed from the m'lrderous ras-
cal. and fully resolved never again to place
confidence in an entire stranger, whatever
profession he might represent.
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MARRIED WITHOUT KNOWING IT.-A new
STYLE of the old game Of marrying girl
AGAINST her will was yesterday developed in
the Superior Court. 1t is the very clever
STYLE of o,ltwitting the girl and obtaining
marriage under false pretenccS.
Rachel l.. Rosenthal, by her next friend,
Isaac Goldsmith, is the complainant, and
Nathaniel Rosenthal, the defendant, against
whom the divorce asked was granted. The
bill alleges that the parties were married in
August, 1868, in this city, plaintiff being
then but seventeen years of age that de-
PENDANT, by false swearing as to plaintiffs
age. obtained marriage license ut General
Solomon's Office. without her own or her
parents consent, and then calling on his
Dulcinea. to whom he had for some time
been pawn" court, said he was going
long way OF, "strangc countries for
to see" and, in the words OF the historic
Joe Bowers, to "try TO raise stake"
all "for her sweet sake He would
return then and marry her, and she said
that if he proved himself to be the nobest
work of God-to wit, an honest man, in the
future as well as iii the past, she would
make no objection. But asa sacred pledge
he asked to he allowed to take with him Il
marriage license. She SAID he might IL nc
wished. but she would not mary him until
his return, and then only on the aforesaid
conditions. He took her before 4 justice of
the peace. and pretending to take out a
license, actually obtained her unsophisti-
Gated consent to all the questions asked by
the justice OF the peace, so that . unbc-
known" to her she was married in due
form of law. Roscnthal then went away
and came not back. Facts Of adultery were
proven against him, and it was said he was
entitled to apartments i'll the Minnesota
State prison, and had actually been assigned
them.
The case is on trial. Chicago Post, 26h.
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TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
l. OF HOUSE FURNITURE, &c.-Will be sold
ut auction at 10 o clock \. NJ. on THURSDAY. 3d
of June 1862, at the house occupied by T.. =. Town
send. on COLLEGE between Broad and Marshall
streets. the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
consisting of the usual varicty-cOnycyed to j. l..
AppcrSon by said Townsend by trust deed dated 2>h
day of December, 1867, of record in Richmond Iius
tEgS Court.
TERMS: Cash.
j. J.. hPPERSON. Trustee.
my2i AND'W RUTHERGLEN. Assignee.
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A UCTION SALE OF TIE AMERICAN
~ CARBON WORKS. For THE NASUFAC-
TURF or BONEBLACk, NEARTiIE CITY OF
RICIINOND.-Ey virtue of Il decree Of the circuit
court II llCurCu county Of the 9Th Of May l'dl. in
the suit of rrnuman ( Go. rS Parrish. the under
signed. - special commissioners therein, WILL OH
FRIDAY the 18th day OF June, lS6', al l. NJ, offer
for sale on the premises, at public auction, the
property. real AMI personal, known as In" AME-
RItAN CARBON WORKS. Said works are sitrI-
atcd on iiillic's creek near til" city Of RiclEon!,
aud are onIya few yards distant from the Rich
mund and York River railroad. The land upon
WHICH said works arc erected comprises about
TWO ACRES. The works embrace, among ether
things,
2KILNs
TWENTY-HORSE ENGINE, In COM
pete running order;
l BONE-CRUSliER,
GRANULATOR,
SHAFTING.
BETTING, etc.
All the machinery Is new, and believed to be
complete. SO that the purchaser Of the works can
Immediately commence operations. There are
about eight tons of ungrclnd bones Oh the prc!nl-
SoS.
The property Is enclosed by a substantial fence.
and the buildings are all new. This is the only cs-
Enlistment for the manufacture of honchlack IN
the South and the location is admirably adapted
tn the purpose. The bones used in the mlnufaC-
turc can be obtained in sufficient quantities and
upon favorable terms.
1t is believed that such an opportunity for In
vestmcnt In a lucrative business will rarely occur.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash balance IN
equal instruments ut .. L. and Is months. the de-
crred payments to carry interest from day of sale
the purchaser to execute Negotiable notes for said
deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed, and
title retained until said notes are paid. The pur-
chaser to have possession from day Of sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
my 20-ocdt.Trla, St,it,!s Commissioners.
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DEMOVAL.-Havin combined my book
III store and bindery in the large and cou,no-
Ninth formerly occupied by Messrs. Stebhins &
Pulcnl am prepared, with greater facilities, to
execute any orders may be favored with.
w. II. BIRMINGHAM,
jel-l2t Bookseller, Stationer, and Binder.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
y
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. u,
RICHMOND. VA.
FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGES

u
We solicit the attention of persons having real
estate in the city state tor sale to the advantages
offered ly this AGENCY, and pr"mi-" on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers Tor ali pro-
pcrty placed In our hands.
our connections are well established throughout
The North. , w
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO-
Perry. FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SITES, MINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. james G. Blaine, Speaker House of Repre-
scntdtiycS.
Hon. r. C.. Schcnck, Chairman Committee OF
WAYS aud Means, House Of representatives.,
Hon. James \. Garfield. Chairman of Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander RiycS.
Hon. II. II. Wells, Governor of virginia.
II. g. Bond, ESP, REGISTER In Bankruptcy.
Mni"r-,;cncral -. -. Howard. Z. ;. A.
Colonel 4. ). Bufor,i. President OF the Richmond
ana Danyllc and York River raj r"adS.
II. u. Cooke, Esq. Of JAY Cooke K Go,
General Williams G. Wicxham, President ~ III"
Chesapeake and ohio railroad. ap l5--3mh&w
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by Wellington G"ddin,
kuctinp,nr uul iyp.1 I'Stltp 4 cent

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE FARM OF
| FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN AND
U%E-ilALF ACRES. NEAE 10 AI,l LEES STA
rIDN. IN HANOVER cor MY, NINE MI. Is
FROM RICHMOND. CALLED OR
ISLAND" Us trustee In certain decd ul trust
from Mr. :. IT, Owens, hcarinc date The @Hli juno.
i>G;. duly recorded in Hanover county court.
,halI III execution thereof pr""c"dt" sell 1t public
auction. the premises on TIL kS!lAl the lctll
If June lSt9 ut II O'Clock A. NJ. if fair. if not the
irS: :air day thereafter. the real estate located ~
lboNr. embracing thl! beautiful farm called Ora
ncy Island" containing -FOUR HUNDRED ANn
THIRTEEN AND ONE-llALF ACRES. Of which
bout twn-thir,i. are open land. in good order and
he remainder in original growth Of oak. ash,
hickory. pine &c. The improvements consist % i
comfortable dwelling and the usual uut-bUldings.
In front Of the dwelling, and near TO the railruId.
is handsome grove OF oak trees. There Is an
rcllcnt orchard on The place. Tho location 81 the
farm i u beautiful one. the nrighbnrh"ud good.
md the place very healthy. The fact that the de-
pot is within few hundred yards OF the dwelling
adds greatly 10 its value.
TERMS Enough in cash to dclray expenses Of
sale and to discharge what Is now due under the
trnet decd estimated at about 3. >00 to 80 900 bal
ancc on such terms the grantor shall prescribe
and direct. Far;nl possession in time In seed
wheat, and full possession On the 18th December
next. W. GOhDIN.
my - Trustee.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN NECK
) LENBUEG COUNTY, NA.-By virtue Of
decree Of the circuit court Of Mrcklcnhurg county
Of HayCs's administrator rs. Cunningham. shall
on WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of June next, sell at
auction, the TRACT OF LAND owned hy John
Cunningham, containing FIVE ii L y d II T. ID
ACRES. living the waters OF Butchers creek,
In said county, being the land devised 10 him by
his father. James Cunningham. deceased. This
land is within twenty miles OF the kcrsvilic depot,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad, and l.
regarded rs valuable and desirable. Possession
will he given on the lSt day Of January, $50 aud
privilege granted to tie purchaser to seed crop Of
wheat.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-hlrd of the purchase
money In cash: and as TO the residue, credit of
six and twelve months, the purchaser To execute
bond, with satisfactory security for the deferred
payments, TO carry interest from the day of sale,
and the title To be- retained until the whole of the
purchase Is paid. "
m 1t-nodtIeJ BOSdtpl. Va.
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THE FIRM OF WOODWARD &
4 GREEN is This day dissolved by mutual CEN
sent, Mr.. W. NJ. Woodward retiring. The bust
ness will hereafter lie conducted by Mr.. S. ).
GREEN. and the name of the firm used only in IL
Gudainn. Thankful for past favorS. they mu-
tualy request continuance Of the same TO the new
concern. W. VI. WODDN ARD,
S. s. GREEN.
10
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All KINDs or PArER STOCK WANTED

Our friends and customers In the interior con-
signing RAGS to lis will receive prompt returns at
the BEST MARKET PRICE.
NfCILWAINE & co.
PETERSBURG, March 4. 1859. NH t-3m
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PAPER, &c.

A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-IIav-
IN ing made arran gements IN operate the Appo-
mattoS Paper Mil, we shall be prepared III Il few
days TO supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would he gratifcd to furnish its former Gus
toners and others.
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PARTNERSIIIP.-W the under
" signed, have this day entered into co-partncr-
ship. and will in future conduct the WHOLE
SALE AND retail. CHINA. GLASS. AND
EARTHENW ARE BUSINESS at the iron front
building 1906 Main street under the style Of &. G..
GARY < BROTHER.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
us individually, NC solicit for the new firm the
favor OF our friends and the public.
GEORGE c. GARY.
THOMAS Il. GARY.
June lSt, 1859. lie
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RESS0EUTyONS, &c.

OF CO-PARTNER-
~ Slilr.-Iu consequence Of the death of Ga
hricl Workman, the firm of CHARLES T. WOR-
THAN e CO. Is dissolved. The business VIII hc
closed mp hy Charles i. Workman Il Co.
CHARLES 7. WORTHAM,
JOHN 4. SLOAN.
CO-rARTNERSTIIP.
The undersigned have entered into co-partncr-
ship under the style aud name Of CHARLES T.
WOHTHAM 4 CO. and will conduct the business
OF Wholesale Gr"ccrs and General Commission
Merchants III the old stand of Charles L. " ortham
4 Co., Fifteenth street between Main and Cary
CHARLES r. WORKMAN,
JOHN a. SLOAN.
June |. 1Sc9 tc At
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
VIRGINIh.-By virtue Of decree Of :hc circuit
court Of Mccklenhurg county, Virginia. rendered
the eth day of April, 1859, In the suit Of Boyd
Son for &r. rs Holmes, shall: on FRIDAY the
9TH day Of June, l,d". sell upon the premises, 9th.
highest bidder, al public auction, the TRACT OF
LAND on which John T. H3lincs , now resides;
ACRES. The IMPROVEMENTS upon il consist Of a
comfortable clearinghouse. with all necessary
out-huildings. This land lies nine miles below
Roydton, and within three miles Of Union Level.
II j. regarded rs valuable and desirable. Posses
ion to hc delivered on the LIST day Of January 1870,
with the privilege TO the purchaser Of seeding
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third Of the purchase
money to hc paid In cash and the residue thereof
in two equal instruments ut six and twelve months,
with interest from the day OF sale, the purchaser to
execute bonds for the deferred payments, aud the
title to be retained until the whole OF the purchase
s. X. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
my G-eodtds Roydton, Va.
GALE OF QUEENS CREEK.-The mill
tary order depending the sale of this line cs-
tate having been rcscindct, the same Is again put
upon The market by the undersigned rs trustees
uamcd In n certain deed OF trust executed 10 LII by
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy b. his wife,
bearing date January ls lo5l, and Of record In the
clerk . Office of tie county court OF York county
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN HUN
DRIED ACRES, Is situated on Queens creek, II
hold, naYigablc tributary of the York river, aud
distant from the ancient city Of WILLIAMSBURG
about four miles. The soil Is we'll adapted to al
The fruits, grains, and vegetables, OF mild cl!-
mate and tide-water situation, and Is said also TO
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale will be made on MONDAY, the 9th day
Of August lsfe at the front door OF the courthouse
IN williamsburg OH the following
TERMS Onc-half the purchase money on the
day Of sale the balance In two equal instruments
payable respectively January lst, 1870 and Janu-
AIRY lst, 1871; for the deferred payments the pur-
chaser executing two bonds carrying interest from
day of sale and secured by deed Of trust for the
aid land.
- Il. DOUGLAS.
TALBOT SWEENEY.
As trustee under subsequent deed of trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, will, al the request OF james
". Custes, the surety secured, unite In the sale.
my e5-gQt W. 5. PEACHY, Trustee.
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TALBOT SWEENEY.
As trustee under 4 subsequent deed of trust made
by Robert Saunders, conveying the real estate
above mentioned, will, al the request OF james
". Custes, the surety secured, unite In the sale.
my .5-SQt w. ). PEAtHl, Trustee.
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CTRAYED FROM MY HOUSE, ON rSscc::
- Twenty-siXth and Clay streets, last aiS;I-
Tuesday, n BLACK COW with white spots.
liberal reward will be paid for her.
jel-4t* A. Il. DICKINSON.
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REGULAR MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, /
Ottawa. Sent. 9Th. lSfg (


The Board met I ,rsuant to adjournment.
Present D'ire, Paul, President, and Directors
Marke, tonftneJ pencer, Hoban and Fulton.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved. -g.G fr:-
Communication from John Burns was presented
and read. -lLt.
On motion of Director Hoban, the petition of
John Burns 10 allow his son, John II. Burns, the
privilege OF attending the third ward school, was
granted.
Director Spencer, from committee on supplies,
reported thai alter receiving proposals to furnish
the school wtia coal, and investigating as to quail.
ity, &c h" p alde contract with Saml. A. Fisk.
to furnish c0al eleven cents per bushel.
The repur, received and contract read
Director :,.,rer. OF Committee on teachers, re-
ported The OF Thos. Ii. Clark for $20.3O cor
rect, ami recommended its payment. The report
| was receNcd .nd bill ordered paid
Director II ban Of special committee on repairs,
reported he carpenter work nearly complete, ana
that to dra" he yard they had caused some
drains :, b. aug to connect with the Columbus
street rrr aud also reported the following bills
corrpc. 20
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On motto " Director Courtney, Gshlnittce on
supplies wee authorized aud instructed 10 pur-
chase one clock and two door mats tor the fourth
ward sch in house.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Friday
evening Sept cath 1869, at7l9 o'clock
Ltl.r TH0S. w. PHELPS, Clerk.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EDucATTc

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EDUCATION.
Ottawa, Sept. 9th, 1859.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment. ig
Present-DlrsctorP Paul, President, and Directors
Markle Courtney, Hobah and Fulton. Il r.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved
Director Hoban. OF special committee on repairs,
reported the repairs to the third ward building
nearly complete The committee think it would
not bs advisable 10 open the lower for school
purposes before Monday, October 4. The following
oiIis were reported correct, and payment recon-.
psnded BY said committee. $50 ,,,.,-
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! Of Education.

strt ST. nroti'TRNED MEETING.
,q,stsor THE BoAnD OF EDUCATION
Ottawa. sept 10th, 1863.
fhs b :" pursuant TO adjournment.
Pres ~ o-gtr Paul President, and Directors
Sion, .. Dad md Hoban. ,trii
Tie 3lrsadhe last meeting were read and
approx
III. ey. from committee on Finance,
repor'uGi too city Collector was collecting the
iaxr. aw required the collector to de-
posi-, c.surer Of the Board, weekly, the
am"sn, . Tor school purposes the commit
tee cults -,'-' unnecessary to execute note as
direct-' ~ meeting Of the Board.
The f.p. received and action of committee
approved oft.....-
The specii: 'iumittee on repairs in third ward
reported y 1'-"ue work complete, and the masOns
discsrEa ~ r. ciHmittee recommended an iron
railing "ccted around the area steps and
porches y So payment OF the following bills :
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The ', vas received and bills ordered paid.
a cou.n ..sc,uan from VIM. Burgess, janitor,
was rrcrl' .d request therein asked Tor was
grantee
The L. bills were presented and ordered
paid f.Vt. 4..I4If slA sN .Nsl.
Black \ Hlett, tile, $37 25
John Bar days work, 2
Geo Jchrn work, $50
Redm'," a Wilson, whitewashng, Il
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I" painting stone wall in the
third ward, IS
Louis eagle, stone, los IS
The<epoR was received ard the bills ordered
paid. EA
4 Director Hobsn from COMMITTEES d buildings &C.
ppfted the allowing proposals to fsrhsh and erect
l.dn fence - ordered BY the boaEd o VI evening
Fey ;y.a. Gibson. propose to furnish "a s,:sss.9.
John Mayer. to do same for I52 90
ready to putup for $l75 per foot and Is extra Tor
each post Colwell CLARK b Co.. propose to furnish
and erect fence for STA per foot 6saced toswsl,
and IS extra fer each post.
On motion IT Director Hobsn,- the -eouspaes TO
build the iron fencewas awarded 10 CslKvll, CLARK
/ Co. t..rq &c., 500 --.t.5
On motion of Director Courtney, the clerk vas
authorized and instructed to drew checks Oh tpeas.
for maturing notes and report payment Of ssme
at the next meeting Of the board thereafter.
On motion Of Director Hoban,4 the children or
Thos McDonough were admitted 10 the ahird ward
school, he having resided over sixty days in the
city rs required by law. 70 WoA'
On motion of Director Courtney, the matter with
reference to assimilation Of salary OF teachers in
sixth and seventh ward schools, was referred to
committee on teachers. 3lasst5i4a nt
On motion the Board adjourned. - T., 4.,-.T
THOS. w. PHELPS, Clerk.
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Information.
AN AMERa. AN PALACE.
The Most Magnificent Country Seat In
America.

From TIE New York Sun, Oct 2.
Passengers over the New IL wen cailr'Nd have
oil noticed "a magnificent sir., uTe' OF cream.coi-
ored stone on the outskirts OF Norwalk., 1t COM
mands charming view cf Norsalk. river and
bay, and is picture in itself wsieh sclpses ito
surroundings. Travellers gaze dpousit IN .ur-
prise. 1t might be two country s-at~o English
noblemen rolled into one, it might lie pal
ace of lshmael Pacha 1t is the country resi-
.dence of Legrand Lark wood. chief partner Ut the
frm,ot Lock wood & Co., bankers .nd er''ter~
who sent under during the Wall stree '..r''