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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
the petton Of q RSs ssx
to9siiie, Mass, praying Tor the extension q pat
emf granted to him the 18th day Of November 1859,
an proyeme n in Portable Pumps i''i ''i
is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
filing arguments and the Examiners report be iimi:
petition be heard on the 18th day Of October next.
Sasl3:wa n NM n B. TEGGETT. oSmnis.iOner
V'HIs is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has Obtained from the Supreme Court OF the Dis:
trict Of Columbia holding Special Term, letters Of
ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate of II QLLAND
WILLIAMS, late of Washington county,, d. o.. de.
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day of August next: they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
Snss. sen unf sRRSos Espf vi
auRis-w 81 Administrators.
'I'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
CLARK, late Of Washington county, D. o., de.
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber. on or
wise by Law bs excluded from all benefit of the said
estate IN under my hand, this eth day Of
sue6 st Admiuistratrix
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the ne,, %As - D A psos Ss
winsyille, Mass, PRAYING for the extension Of q
patent granted TO him on the sth day Of November,
1853, Tor an improvements in Machines for Making
Box Joints:
Il ordered that the testimony in the be closed
on the It'll day Of October, next; thai the time for
ming arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tied to the Nth day Of October next and that said
petition be heard on the I'D day Of October next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
aus6WN n. ID. LEGGkTT, Commissioner.
'l'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
l. has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis:
trict OF Columbia, holding Special Term. letters Of
Administration on the personal estate OF tRANk
ELWOOD, late Of " arlington county, d. c.. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
viii, he vouchers thereof. 20 the subscriber
before the 9Th day of August next they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate; Given under my hand. this 9Th day Of An.
gust, 1873. SARAH Z. ELWOQD,
aue6-w,sw Administrative.
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding q Special Term, letters
testamentsry on the personal estate OF JEREMIA
LAHAHAN, late Of W ashington county, ID. O.. de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, or
before the 6th day Of August next: they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
1873.
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pY GREEN s. ~ILLIAMs, Anctlopeers.
- No. 1901 EorthHe6t 10Th and ID 81 nets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TIRE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF AND 10TH STREETS AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust dated July 81, 1872,
IL recorded In lber 6S3, folio a. OF the land rec
lords Of Washington county, d. O., and by d.
recton OF the holder Of the notes secured thareby
We viii sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, the
23d day OF August, 1873, at o'clock D. m, all that
piece or parcel OF ground in Washington city. D. c.,
known as Lot 81 in Chspman's subdI, ison Of origi,
nal lots to IL inclusive, in Square 364.
Terms OF sale 1900, with ten per cent. interest
from JAN 81, 1873 together with the expenses of this
sale in cash; balance in 6 and II months, secured
by notes bearing interest and deed of trust on the
property. 500 down when the property Is struck
on. Convey ancing at purchaser cost. III the terms
Of sale are not complied with in enc week, the
Trustees the right to resell the property al
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
P.k BGRNErLLE. Trustees.
auR12d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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LUrfRELL . DUNNINGf0N.
Auctisneers and Commission Merchants.
SIT La. Ave-, bet. 9th and 10Th streets northwest.
~speeisl and Personal attention gtvea to n
sale Of Resl Estsse. e38-e
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d Seutheast corner Oh and b streets northWes,
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATED ON NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, BETwIEN NORTH CAROLINA

AVENUE AND SOUTH d STREET.
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated twenty
- Lber No. SIS, folio Isl, and by direction Of the
holder Of the note secured thereby will sell ct
the 27th day Of August, at O'Clock .. m, all that
piece parcel Of ground in Washington city, D. c.,
known and designated Lot lettered B, in Charles
Stotts subdivision of original lot numbered seven,
q in Square No. 69s, being improved by one three
story and basement Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: 0o cash; and the balance in
cent, by notes and deed Of tras the prop.
erty ESQ down when the property is struck off. II
the terms of sale piled with In ave day
from the day Of sale the trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
chaser. W. l.. DUNLOP, tr-z
iDUNNCANS0N, BOWLING CO.,
aUgl5-d fChron. dts Auctioneers
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THBOUGE LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, May Is, lG3-Noou.
Trains between WashiDgto and
new York are new run follows, SSA -, Ifi114
viz: ASxSkN9
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
90 .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily Except sunday at 100 O. m, lilo
900 o. u.
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor new York at $50 D. m, and PhiIadel.
phia at 6:U0 Q. IN.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train only
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York, OF
Boston can be had at the Station Office ct al hour
OF the day
See Baltimore and Ohio Bailread advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
papolis, aud the West.
THOS r. SHARP, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. III. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO KOONTZ, Agent, Waship 9top. mn
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FROM BALTIMORE FOB WASHINGTON.
Leave ct 42p, 620 645, $50, 74O, 8l6 Ole and II O.
N, and l:so, 80, 4s8, SO, SO, $40 and 6:5o D. n
Fob ANNAPOLIS
At SIS o. m. and p. m; but not ON Sunday.
FOB NORFOLK.
At lilo .. m, but not en- Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
IRON Baitfmore-The 40 stopping ct Relay and
LaIrel Only the I'D g. m. and 40 D. m, stop ping
a. heisy only the $50 p. m, without stops; the
~, nB, and $50 p. m stopping at al stations.
AZ FROM Washington.-The and q. m, ., 7:1 and
.ne D. IN. q Belay only; and the $50 p m without
Stations south OF Annapolis Junction.
FOB POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS.
leave Point OF Rocks ct Sis and 7:05 a. m and 4s
.. M, arriving at Washington at s:ss and $50 n
FOR PITTSBURG.
va Metropolitan Branch and COHHeHScils Route
Leave Washington AT IS a. m. and $50 o. m
Sleeping cars through to PIttsburg.
Through tickets 70 the est can be had AZ the
Washington station Ticket Once ct sl hours OF the
day Also At the Compsny's ONCE, Asa Pennsyivs-
mia avenue Passengers purchasing tickets at the
Avenue office, can there arrange to have their
baggage called for and checked at their residence
taken to the depot, and put into the baggage car,
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see 80.
ysrtisement Of" Through Liner
TH0S. z. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
Il. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. KOONTZ,
rel General Agent, Wash urfOu
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HY DUhCAEsUN, BOWLING q co, Aucts
- corner 9Th and d streets northwest
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT

VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
viii be offered at public sucnon, on TUESDAY,
2bth day of August next, the premises at
o'clock .. ~ that valuable Property containing IS
acres on Book creek, adjoining kalorams on the
west Georgetown on the north, and overlooking Oak
Hill Cemetery, Washington city and the Potomac
river. Ii be laid off ad antageously in building
lots, or for cemetery national park, and pos
sesses some OF the finest views in the DiSrict The
passage of the street renders it accessible aud
brings in close ccntiguity 20 street circle, at
present the most improving part of Washington
This property has on IL a large mansion containing
eighteen rooms with all modern impro yements and
cenveniencts; grounds well laid out, with choice
fruits, flowers, eyergreens, &C, and having smoke
house, ic.-house, carriage house, stabIing &c,
makes il in every respect a first-clsss residence
There is q large merchant mill In good order, with
the best and most improved machinery, and q ca
pacity OF l+0 barrels -four day, with the hole
water power of Rock Greek. There is also q yaiu-
able stone quarry, which has been, and can again
be, worked to advantage. This entire properly Ia
well worthy the attention Of Spectators.
Terms: One-third cash; balance and years, 8
per cent. interest payable semi annually.
For further information inquire Of EVAN LYONS,
i2s-4w pusGlSsoE. BOWLING co., Aucts.
10y DpNOANsON, DOWNING 90. Auct'rs,
III fhaasf and n sfre flvuaa
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AUCTION SAILS.
.fHIS AFYERN00N
Tomorrow.
RY DUNCAESON, BOWLING a 90, Aues..
u Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

by DUAoAkS0N, BOWLING q co., AucN.,
- Corner Sth and ID streets northwest
PUBLIJ SALE.
DEPARTNEyr OF TEE INrERIoR,l
WASHING Ton, August Is, 1873 {
viii be sold AZ the Department buildius, (Pafen,
once, corner OF 9Th ard q streets, bon THURSDAY,
August " ISIS, commencing st 10 o'clock a. m ;. a
lot OF ahserviceabls material, consisting Of
Old Cases Window Sash, Stoves,
Mating, Cast Iron, &c
snel9 DtEOANs0N, DowLING co.; Aucts.
RI GREEN &WILLIAMs, Aucsisneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and street,
ASsIGNEEH SALE OF A THRIE-sToRY
sTBEET SOUTH, BETWEEN IOTE AND
LITE slREETs WEST, ISLAND, AT AUG.
- On THURSDAY. tbs 2Ist instant, q. 6
n clock D. -. shall sell, on the premises, Lot
1B, In d. L. Morrson's subdivision Of square
north, No. sol, being good front depth, with
brck dwelling house, having and wafer, making
IL valuable property, being house No 1910.
Terms: One-tbiro cash; balance IN monthly Pay
ments Of Sso per mouth, with per cent. interest,
and secured by d. ed oftrust the premises Con,
yeysncins. &c cost Of the purchaser. 500 down
on the day of sale. and the owner reserves the right
TO resell the pro pArty il the purchaser fails TO com
ply with the terms Of sale at his risk and cost
SAMUEL OEAS, Assignee
enel4-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucis.
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IN dhEAT DOO IhAOh bOOTHy
with elegant Scenery, Palace State-roem Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved TO Western and Central
New York.
The II is n. m. daily, except Sunday, northwest;
'''' I'm hkKE doENIGTi0Hs
through from WASHINGTON TO R0CHEsTnR
and PITTsBURG without change.
Tickets BY this route can be procured q tbe omcoe
corner of I5th street and svenue, ~
OF 9Th street and avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable Information VIII be
given at all times.
Passenger procuring tickets ct this once can -
cure accomm IN Palace Oars ffffsburg.
Ed. :. YOUNG, General Psssenser AGENT
nar16-1y Baltimore Nd.
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DY DUNOANSON, BOWLING co., Aucts.
- Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest

LATIMER CLEARY,
j, q as 20 80, se3. 9 l0,1l Auctinneers
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The eovernmsn. wants I. Money BACK

The "Credit Mobilier" investigating
committee No. 2, Of which Representative
Wilson, of Indiana, was chairman, recently
plaeed before the House measure designed
to recover from the Union Pacific Railway
the debts due the Government. This was
the particular subject into which this com
mlttee was directedto inquire, and the
bill il recommended the House to pass,
and which has been attached as an amend
memt to the Legislative Appropriation bill,
and is now law, authorizes suit TO be
begun ut once. The suit, which may
be brought in any Circuit Court, is to DO
in equity, and the defendants are not only
to be the railroad corporation, but also the
stockholders or any one else who may have
got stock or bonds or profits out of il, or
been engaged in contracts under il. In
short, the suit is to be brought against the
Credit Mobilier," and the people who
reaped its profits, and they are to be compell-
ed to disgorgc all money, stock, bonds or
other yaluables which in equity may be
decided to belong either TO the rail
road or to the United States, and when
recovered these are to be handed over to
the one or the other, whichever shall be
in equity decided to be entitled thereto.
Full power is given to issue writs of attach
ment and oapias, and TO enforce DEGREES
against one defendant before final decis-
ions may be rendered against others, whilst
the bankrupt act is declared not to apply
to the Union Pacific Railway. The bill
futher declares that no dividend shall here.
after be declared by the company excepting
from actual net earnings, and no new stock
or bonds or mortgages or pledges are to
be issued or made without the consent Of
Congress, except it be for the purpose of
funding or securing the debts now existing
or their renewal. No director or officer
of the road is hereafter to be interested
directly or indirectly in any contract un-
der it, and any director or officer violating
any provisions of the bill is made liable
to fine and imprisonment. The measure is
stringent, and shows the strong feeling
excited by the proaigacy with which the
funds of the Government were plundered.
1t seems to be clear enough now, that an
amount Of money equal to the whole amount
of United States bonds issued to the Pacific
roads was shamelessly divided among the
Credit Mobilier, - the contract and finan-
&C" concern of the Central Pacific, and
others of the conspirators, who, by means
of these devices made corrupt CONTRACTS
with themselves. '-IhitadeIphm Ledger.
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DIED.

In Uniontown, on the 9Th instant, at 1925
L. NJ, Joanna Gilbert, wife of Edwin G..
Gilbert, aged 81 years, 8 months and days.
Funeral services by Elder b. Fleegal and p.
ID. Collins on the 18th.
Near Pleasant Valley, on the 9TH instant,
Margaret Zittig, aged ii years and month.
Near Silver Run Church, on the 10th inst.
Mrs. Eliza Hahn, aged 81 years, 8 months
and IA days.
On the 9th ultmo, Mr.. John Warner. Of
Double Pipe Creek, aged 90 years and !
months.
On the 18th ultimo, Mr. John Perigo, aged
so years.
On the 9th instant, Miss Melyina c. Tracey,
aged l6 years.
On the 4th instant, Mr. Simon Schildt, aged
70 years, 4 months and 20 days.
In Baltimore, on the 9th inst, DIR. James
ii. Ludwig, in the 36th year Of his age.
On the 9Th instant, at Frederick, David
Paul, infant son Of H. Clay and Maggie Nail
aged about one year.
At his residence, near Woodbine, on the
10th ultimo, Mr.. Peter Grove, aged "A years
and 10 days.
Near Manchester, on the 9TH instant, Ids
May, daughter Of Ephraim and Susan Ware.
helm, aged years and months.
Near Freedom, on the morning Of the It'll
Of March, Susanah Selby, aged q years.
On the 9th ultimo, in Carroll county, Julian
wife of Mr.. Emanuel Walker, aged 35 years
II months and 10 days.
AT her residence, near Houcksville, on the
llth instant, Ann Richards, consort Of Geo.
Richards, deceased, aged SO years and {
months
On the 18th instant, Jennie ]. Valentine
beloved wife of Vincent V. Valentine, and
daughter of Thomas X. Tongue, of Calver
county, Nd, in the I'D year Of her age,
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The Public Scandals.

The National Congress which closed its
sessions during the present week, has left
behind it history which will not soon be
forgotten by the people of this country.
The painful revelations of the past winter
have rudely shaken the faith of those who
imagined thata higher standard ofmorality
had been introduced among our public
men, The fact is now evident that no
Improvement has been made in this re-
spect, and, judging from some of the
speeches made, no desire is felt on the part
of the members of both houses that
higher standard should be set up. They
are satisfied with the past, and justify,
rather than condemn, the acts which have
made such stir during the past few
months.
But the public mind is by no means
satisfied with the revelations made, or
with the Qualifications which have been set
up. Apart from all political or partisan
considerations, there is widespread feel.
ing among the best citizens of the country
that corruption has extended itself further
H"oiiS thc puOiiO lich VI tilc ihnu lndH ndu
ever been supposed or would have been
believed four months ago Probably some
false judgments have been made, and
some innocent men will for time suffer
from unjust suspicious, but we are very
sure that in the present temper of the
people men whose record is not wholly
clean need not come before them for their
suffrages. The disclosures already made
have caused, first, surprise, and then
disgust, and finally indignation, that
offences which so touched the national
honor should be dismissed so lightly. We
do not often speak ofpolitical topics in our
paper, but these things come within the
sphere of morals, and every good man is
bound to utter his opinion when such grave
scandals are brought out into the light of
day. And every man is bound to make
his judgment so emphatic and practical
that our Legislators shall see and feel that
the first demand the people make of them
is that their hands shall be pure from
bribes.-PresJyterian.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Western Maryland Railroad.
Ia - .sl.;7z

IA s:issssi;sss Z;
ITO take effect November IL, 1872. Calvert
Il Station, Corner Franklin and Calvert
Streets, Trains leave $50 A. NJ, and $3.50
7. NJ, for owings Mills, Reisterstown, Finks.
burg, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middleburg, Double Pipe Creek, Me.
chanicstown, and Hagerstown.
LEAVE
Union Bridge at $40 and Z. II A. NJ. and
3.45 p. NJ.
Westminster at 5.54 and 7.50 A. NJ. and
4.23 p. M.
Leave Hagerstown at $40 A. NJ. and LA
p. NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival of 8. 80
A. NJ. train from Baltimore
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday,) at $50 P.
NJ. Light freight and Parcels can come by
this car IL delivered before 500 p. NJ
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot of N. C.
X. W. Freight Station Corner Central and
North Streets.
N. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened at
No. North Calvert street, opposite Barnum's
Hotel. Tickets can be procured at any time
during the day at all points on line Of Road.
Baggage called for, checked and delivered
upon application at this Office.
JOHN 7. RIGNEY,
mar General Superintendent.
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Notice to Creditors.

NO. l34g EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Edward Lynch and Francis II. 0rendorif,
Trustees, VS.. Jacob II. Edmondson 4 Wife.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
AN Jacob H. Edmondson who we're such
prior to the 4th day of April, A. d. 1872, to
file their claims properly proven and authen,
tcated with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court fol
Carroll county, in Equity, on or before the
10th day Of May, 1878.
j. ]. BAUMGARTNER,
march 8, lS73-dt Auditor
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MASSACHUSETTS FEELING TOWARD
THE SouTH.-Before the committee of
the Massachusetts, Legislature, which is
considering the proposal to expungc the res
olution of censure on record against Senator
Sumner on his resolutions to erase from
the battle-hags all emblems of the late war
a number of bitter speeches were made.
Among them was Mr.. Hobt, the originator
of the resolution of censure, who declared
his intention never to forgive the South,
and to teach his boy the same lesson of
perpetual hatred. William Lloyd Carl.
son followed in long arraignment of Mr..
Sumner for his leniency toward the rebels,
and seemed especially disturbed because
the Senator had called them ''fellow-citi-
zens, when he should have said ''rebels
or traitors He regretted to hear SO
few references to rebellion" and treason
and lamented the tendency to forgive the
past, things which never ought to be done.
Perpetual hatred for the South was Mr..
Garrison's standard Of loyalty and pat
riotism, and upon this he rang the changes
with fanatical zeal.
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We see that the Radical nabobs at Wash
ington are proposing to build new and
more elegant residence for the President.
The old White House, that was good enough
for such plain and simple old chaps as
jackson, Polk, Buchanan and Lincoln, is
now declared to be unfit for the residence
of President Grant; and a few millions of
dollars, no doubt, will be appropriated to
build suitable mansion for the "Hero
President" And pray, why not? In
Pennsylvania they doubled. the salary of
Hartranft over any of his predecessors,
and straightway they appropriated six
thousand dollars to refurnish his house.
And now that they propose to double
Grants salary why should they not build
him more magnificent palace also. All
these extravagant public improvements
hurt nobody but the taxpayers, and they
won't dare to say anything; so pile on the
burden This is Radical logic and loyalty.
Raya,sburg Messenger.
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the BRIDES father, near
Winfield, on the 9th ultimo, by Elder P. d.
Collins, Mr.. Samuel I. Robertson and Miss
Miranda NJ. Barnes, both Of this county.
On the 9TH instant, by Elder Solomon Sto-
ner Mr.. Geo. Lambert, and Miss Belinda A..
Sauble, both Of this county.
On the 18th instant, in this city, at the
residence Of Mr.. David L. Miller, by Rev. j..
A. Earnest, Mr.. Edward Smith, Of Carroll
county, and Miss Lima Barnes, of Frederick
county.
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Carroll County Public Schools.
Extract from the Proceedings Of the Board.
SUMMER TERN.

WHEREAS, the condition of the Treas.
w ury will not enable the Board of County
School Commissioners to defray the whole
expenses OF continuing the Public Schools
during the Summer Term; it is therefore
ORDERED, That each Teacher holding a
certificate of qualification, may use the Public
School House during the Summer Term, and
receive from parents or guardians such sum
per pupil as may be agreed upon by the par.
ties and that each Teacher who shall keen
open his or her Public School during forty
School days in the Summer Term, ending on
the 30th day of June, 1878, Exclusive of holi.
days. showing an average attendance of moi
less than t,centy pupils, shall in addition to the
book fees paid TO the Teacher during the term,
receive from the School fund the sum of $25,
provided that the Teacher, at the close Of
said term and before the eth day of July, shall
make and returnto the Secretary of this Board
an exact report duly sworn or affirmed to ms
heretofore.
Children considered ''indigeatn by the
Teacher and the Trustees, shall be admitted
free from all charges.
A motion was passed authorizing the Presi.
dent Of the Board and each member thereof
to employ physician to yaccinate the iRdi-
gent children in the Public Schools wherever
said officers are satisfied that safety to the health
of the School requires, provided they can agree
with the physician to vaccinate number at a
sum not to exceed half the regular price Of the
operation for each individual.
The Board also ordered that the Public
School Term now in progress, may close on
Thursday Evening, the 10th of April, 1873.
The Board will meet to settle with the
Te ichers on Monday, the Dist day of April.
Published by order of the Board.
]. NJ. NEWSoN,
mar S-3t Secretary.