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ART. 10. When the Chief Engineer shall find the fire so far reduced that one or all the Companies mav cease work, he shall dismiss them, or cause the same to be done.
ART. 11. No officer or member of the Department shall appear on duty, without such badge as may be prescribed by the Board of Engineers. under penalty of twenty-five cents, unless they can furnish a reasonable excuse.
ART. 12. Any officer or stationary member absent from a fire, shall be subject to a fine of two dollars; running members for a like neglect, one dollar.
ART. 13. That if a charge of intoxication he' preferred and proven against any officer or member of the Fire De- partment, oftener than once, he shall be discharged; and further, it shall be the duty of every officer or member of the Department to report such member violating this rule to the Chief Engineeror Board of Supervisors.
ART. 14. Members of Fire Companies, or other persons, are not permitted to frequent, meet, or loiter around the Engine Honses, without special permission from their re- spective officers. Men on duty at the Engine Houses who may allow the same. shall be subject to dismissal.
ART. 15. The Hook and Ladder Companies will take position, when practicable, within the lines. and as near the fire, as underfall circumstances may be found convenient.
ART. 16. All charges for misconduct against officers or members must be presented to the Board of Supervisors, in writing, and for such charges he or they shall be immedi- ately notified of the same, and stand suspended; and no charge will be recognized unless reported to the Board with- in thirty days after the misconduct.
ART. 17. Any officer or member of the Fire Department who have charges preferred against them, can or may have a trial within five (5) days from the time the charges have been preferred, and no officer or member shall receive any pay from the Fire Department, during the time he or they stand charged with any misdemeanor or suspension.
ART. 18. Any Company, returning from a fire, finding they have hose which does not belong to them, shall imme- diately return the same to the Company to which it belongs.
ART. 19. The Captain of each Company shall in no in- stance allow any person, except the Captain, Pipeman, En- gineers or Drivers, to ride on the apparatus, either in going to or from a fire.
List of Cisterns.
Water and Plum Streets. John.
Eighth and Accommodation.
Lock.
Front and Sportman Hall.
Toll Gate.
66 Lewis.
Tan Yard.
66 Jamestown Ferry.
Carr.
66 Hazen.
Ninth and Sycamore.
Broad.
Walnut.
" at Wm. Worley's Ta'rn.
Race.
and Collard.
66 Plum.
Whittaker.
John.
Junc. of Pearl.
Linn.
Pike.
66 Freeman.
" Junc. of Second.
66 Ludlow.
Sycamore.
Central Avenue.
60 Main.
66 John.
Walnut.
66 Cutter.
Vine,
.€ Linn
Race.
Twelfth and Walnut. Elm.
Elm.
Central Avenue.
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Smith.
Rose.
Franklin.
Second and Broadway.
Sycamore.
Milton.
Sycamore and Woodward.
Webster.
Race.
Burgoyne.
66 Plum.
Central Avenue.
Corporation Line.
66
Smith.
Main and Thirteenth.
Park.
Liberty.
66
Butler.
Walnut and Allison.
Lawrence.
Ilam. Road.
Sycamore.
Vine and Thirteenth.
Main.
66 Fifteenth.
66
Vine.
Green.
66
Elm.
60 Ham. Road.
Third and Pike,
66
Ludlow.
Race and Fourteenth.
Walnut.
Liberty.
Race.
$6 Findlay M'ket space
Plum.
Ilam. Road.
John.
Elm and Fifteenth. 66
Findlav.
Stone.
Ham, Road.
Fourth and Lawrence.
Plum and George.
.6 Broadway.
Sycamore.
66 Lanrel
66 Main.
Wade.
Walnut.
Baymiller.
Vine.
Brighton.
60
Smith.
Mill.
Fifth and Lock.
64
Pike.
Mc Allister.
Mound and Richmond.
Sycamore.
Barr.
Main.
Cutter and Laurel.
Walnut.
Wade.
Race.
Baymiller het. George and 6th.
Plum.
" and Richmond.
John.
Gest.
66
Mound.
66 Liberty.
60
Findlay.
II. & D. Depot.
Bank.
Sixth and Baum.
Freeman and Gest.
66 Broadway.
Ilopkins.
Main.
Clinton.
66
Race.
Elm.
60 Clinton.
66 Central Avenue.
Poplar.
66
Cutter.
Ilarriet.
Seventh and Sycamore.
66
Walnut.
Spring and Abigail.
Race.
Clark and Rittenhouse.
Central Avenue.
Bank and Whiteman.
Linn.
Dudley and Everett.
Freeman.
Liberty and Mansfield.
York ..
Central Avenue.
John and Augusta.
60 Clark.
Clinton.
66 David.
66 Poplar.
Elm.
Burgoyne.
Pearl and Kilgour.
Deer Creek Valley. Broadway and Hunt.
Liberty.
Main.
Walnut.
60 Mt. Auburn Av
Park.
Central Avenue & Elizabeth.
Stone.
66
Findlay.
Linn and Laurel.
66 Smith.
Findlay.
Morton and Pierson. Pendleton and Woodward.
Liberty.
Main.
6. Vine.
Elm.
= Mound.
Vine.
Mulberry.
Court bet. Main and Walnut. ' and Vine.
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CINCINNATI CITY GUIDE.
Water, between Main and Walnut. Water, bet. Vine and Race. Water, bet. Elm and Plum. Water. bet. Central Avenue and John. Front, at Fulton Engine House. Front, at Hamilton Ship Yard. Front, at Marine Railway Office. Front, at Railroad Crossing. Front, above old Corporation Line. Front, at Junc. of Morton. Front, bet. Collard and Whitaker. Front, at the old Engine House. Front, at the Bagging Factory. Front, at the north end L. M. Depot. Front, at the south end L. M. Depot. Front, bet. Kilgour and Miami Canal. Front, bet. Butler and Miami Canalr Front and Butler.
Front, opposite Bagging Factory. Front, bet. Pike and Butler. Front, bet. Pike and Lawrence. Front, bet. Main and Walnut. Front, bet. Walnut and Vine. Front, bet. Race and Elm.
Front, bet. Central Avenue and John. Front, bet. Smith and Rose. Front, at Hinkle and Gould's Pling Mill. Front, east of Mill.
Front, at Ohio and Mississippi Depot. Second, bet. Ludlow and Broadway. Second, at Junction with Front. Second, bet. Main and Walnut. Second, bet. Vine and Race. Second bet. Raceand Elm. Second, bet. Elm and Plum.
Second, bet. John and Smith. Second, bet. Park and Mill. Pearl and Martin.
Pearl, bet. Kilgour and Miam iCanal. Pearl, bet. Miami Canal and Butler. Pearl, bet. Main and Walnut.
Pearl, bet. Plum and Central Avenue. (Sugar Refinery.) Third, bet. Kilgour and Ellen. Third and Kilgour. Third and Butler. Third and Lawrence. Third, bet. Broadway and Sycamore. Third and Hammond.
Third, bet. Plum and Central Avenue. Third and Central Avenue. Third, bet. John and Smith. Third, bet. Mill and Stone. Third and Wood.
Fourth, bet. Broadway and Sycamore.
Fourth, bet. Main and Walnut. Fourth, bet. Walnut and Vine. Fourth, bet. Smith and Park.
Fourth, bet. Park and Mill.
List of Fire Plugs.
Fifth, bet. Buchanan and Pike. Fifth, bet. Sycamore and Broadway. Fifth, bet. Main and Walnut. Fifth, bet. Walnut and Vine. Fifth, bet. Vine and Race. Fifth, bet. Smith and Mound. Fifth and White Water Canal. Fifth and Junction of Front. Sixth and Culvert. Sixth and Sycamore. Sixth, bet Main and Walnut. Sixth, bet. Vine and Race.
Sixth, bet. Mound and Park. Sixth and White Water Canal.
Sixth, bet. Harriet and Carr. Sixth near Front. Seventh, bet. Walnut and Vine. Seventh and Smith.
Eighth and Accommodation. Eighth and Locke.
Eighth and Broadway.
Eighth, bet. Plum and Central Avenue. Eighth, bet. Central Avenue and John.
Eighth, bet. Cutter and Liun.
Eighth and Baymiller. Ninth and Broadway.
Ninth, bet. John and Mound.
Court Street, at Dominick's Slaughter Ilouse.
Broadway, bet. Front and Second.
Broadway, bet. Second and Pearl.
Broadway, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Broadway and New.
Broadway and Abigail.
Sycamore, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Sycamore. bet. Seventh and Eighth.
Sycamore, bet. Eighth and Ninth. Sycamore, bet. Niuth and Court.
Sycamore, opposite Court.
Sycamore and Orchard.
Sycamore and Boal.
Sycamore and Burgoyne.
Main, bet. Second and Pearl.
Main, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Main, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Main, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
Walnut, bet. Front and Second. Walnut and Gano. Walnut, at Greenwood's Foundry. Walnut and Mercer.
Walnut and Hamilton Road. Vine, bet. Front and Second. Vine, bet. Augusta and Commerce. Vine, bet. Court and Canal.
Vine, bet. Fifteenth and Liberty. Vine, bet. Liberty and Green. Vine and Ifamilton Road. Race and Longworth.
I Race and George.
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Race, bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Race, bet. Fifteenth and Liberty. Elm, bet. Sixth and Longworth. Elm and Fourteenth. Plum and Longworth.
Central Avenue, bet. Ninth and Rich. mond.
Central Avenue, and Everett.
Central Avenue and Laurel.
Central Avenue and Liberty.
Central Avenue, bet. Poplar and Findlay. Central Avenue, bet. York and Dayton. Central Avenue, bet. Clarkson and Mo- hawk Bridge.
Central Avenue and Baymiller.
Central Avenue, bet. Freeman and Pat- terson.
Central Avenue, bet. Brighton House and Division.
Cutter and Vau Horn.
Cutter, bet. Court and Clark.
Cutter, bet. Laurel and Betts.
Baymiller, bet. Sixth and George.
Baymiller and Clinton.
Freeman, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Morton and Whitaker. Morton and Pierson.
Morton, north of Laboratory. Main and Sycamore.
Front and Second.
Augusta, bet. Front and Second.
Augusta, bet. Jolin and Central Avenue. Smith, bet. Front and Second.
Locke, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Locke and Fifth.
Lock, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Spring, bet. Woodward and Liberty. Webster, bet. Main and Sycamore. Clay, bet. Canal and Twelfth.
Clay and Liberty.
Buckeye and Young. Buckeye and Poplar.
Baker, bet. Vine and Race.
Hamilton Road, bet. Vine and Race. Hamilton Road. bet. Hamburg & Canal. George, bet. Plum and Central Avenue. George and John.
George and Freeman. Barr, bet. Cutter and Linn. Richmond, bet. Cutter and Linn. Longworth, bet. John and Mound. Bank and Brighton Engine House. Plug, midway in Ilam. Daytou Depot. Plug. head of Ellen.
Two Plugs in Mudge's Factory, Second bet. Vine and Race.
Two plugs on Eighth, bet. Bay miller and Freeman.
School Department.
OFFICERS OF THE
Board of Trustees and Visitors OF COMMON SCHOOLS, For the School Year, 1860-'61.
RUFUS KING, President. CHIAS. F. WILSTACII, Vice President.
R. S. NEWTON, Corresponding Secretary. ISAAC J. ALLEN, Superintendent of Schools.
JOIIN McCAMMON, Superintendent of Buildings and Re- pairs.
W. F. HURLBUT, Clerk.
ROLL OF MEMBERS.
Ist Ward-Jas. Watson. Henrie House, Third St ... 1 year. Jas. F. Irwin, No. 142 East Fifth St. ... 2 years. 2d Ward-Chas. Bonsall, No. 118 West Sixth St. .. 1 year. R. S. Newton, n. w. c. Sixth and Vine. . 2 years 3d Ward-Rufus King, No. 95 East Third St. . .... 1 year. David J. Williams, No. 600 East Front Street ... .2 years. 4th Ward-John Beattie, No. 153 Water St. I year. R. K. Paine, No. 196 Front St. . 2 years.
5th Ward -- Isaac D. Johnson, No. 24 W. 8th St. . . 1 year. H M. Bates, No. 352 Race Street ...... 2 years. 6th Ward-John M. Kelly, No. 29 Mill Street. . ... 1 year. Jas. Woodward, No. 453 West Fifth St.2 years. 7th Ward-John Clark, No. 481 Race Street. ...... 1 year. J. H. Ehlen, No. 373 Elm Street ....... 2 years. 8th Ward-Sylvester W. Bard, No. 42 Clinton St. . ] year. Louis Ballauf, n. w. c Wade and Linn .. 2 years. 9th Ward-F. H. Rowekamp, No. 25 Woodward St.1 year. William Miller, No. 81 Pendleton St. . . 2 years. 10th Ward-II. Esmann, No 65 Thirteenth St .... .. ] year. W. B. Davis, No. 435 Vine Street. ..... 2 years. 11th Ward-Francis Nuelsen, No. 102 Milton St. .. . 1 year. John J. Troxell, Between Ham. Road and Montgomery Pike .. .2 years. 12th Ward-H. Frendsdorf, s. w. cor. Linn and Char- lotte .... .I year. Jas M. Doherty, No. 166 York Street. . 2 years. 13th Ward-A. W. Armstrong, No. 22 East Sixth St.1 year. M. Lilienthal, No. 209 Broadway . . ... . 2 years. 14th Ward-Mark E. Reeves, No. 2.2 West Fourth Street .. . 1 year.
Lyman Harding, No. 153 West Fourth Street. . .2 years. 15th Ward-Wm. P. Stratton, No. 261 W.8th St. ... I year. John S. Powers, No. 391 George St. . .. 2 years. 16th Ward-C. F. Wilstach, No. 287 West Court St. 1 year. Wm. Adams, No. 279 West Court St. .. 2 years. 17th Ward-A. Caldwell, No 910 East Front St. ... 1 year. J. M. Scudder, No. 1330 East Front St.2 years.
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CINCINNATI CITY GUIDE.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
BUILDINGS .- Messrs. Wilstach, Williams, Johnson and Ballanf.
BOUNDARIES AND STATISTICS .- Messrs. Woodward, Adams. Watson, Scudder. Powers, Miller and Troxell. CLAIMS -Messrs. Reeves, Armstrong and Irwin.
COLORED SCHOOLS .- Messrs. Powers, Newton & Wood- ward.
COURSE OF STUDY AND TEXT BOOKS .- Messrs. Davis, Lilienthal, Ilarding. Newton and Bonsall.
DISCIPLINE .- Messrs. Stratton, Clark, Irwin, Adams, Rowekamp and Ballauf.
EXAMINATIONS .- Messrs. Harding, Scudder, Lilienthal, Esmann and Davis.
FUEL .- Messrs. Bard, Johnson and Beattie.
FUNDS AND TAXES .- Messrs. Beattie, Wilstach, Ehlen, Reeves and Doherty.
FURNACES AND STOVES .- Messrs. Nuelsen, Woodward, and Caldwell.
FURNITURE .- Messrs. Williams, Watson, Ehlen, Kelley and Bard.
GERMAN-ENGLISH SCHOOLS .- Messrs. Rowekamp, Es- mann, Frensdorf, Nuelsen, Miller, Troxell and Ballanf. LIBRARY .- Messrs. Bonsall, Davis, Bard, Reeves and Harding.
LOTS .- Messrs. Bard, Stratton, Bates, Doherty and Beattie. MUSIC .- Messrs. Irwin, Harding, Wilstach, Caldwell and Nuelsen.
NIGHT SCIIOOLS .- Messrs. Lilienthal. Armstrong, Bates, Powers. Esmann, Doherty and Kelley.
PENMANSHIP .- Messrs. Newton, Stratton, Bonsall, Scud- der and Miller.
PRINTING AND BLANKS .- Messrs. Armstrong and Strat- ton.
SALARIES .- Messrs. Doherty, Rowekamp, Clark, Kelley and Bates.
SUPPLIES .- Messrs. Clark, Watson, Ehlen, Williams and Caldwell.
Local Trustees, FOR THIE SCHOOL YEAR, 1860-'61.
FIRST DISTRICT .- Messrs. Rowekamp, Miller and Arm strong.
SECOND DISTRICT .- Messrs. Armstrong, Watson and Lilienthal.
THIRD DISTRICT .- Messrs. Williams, Irwin and King. FOURTH DISTRICT .- Messrs.Caldwell, Scudder and Wil- liams.
FIFTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Beattie, Paine and Harding SIXTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Clark. Ehlen and Esmann. SEVENTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Woodward, Kelley and Reeves.
EIGHTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Stratton, Powers and Ad- ams.
NINTII DISTRICT .- Messrs. Johnson, Bates and New- ton.
TENTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Esmann. Davis and Miller. ELEVENTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Bard, Balaulf and Clark.
TWELFTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Wilstach, Adams and . Kelley.
THIRTEENTII DISTRICT .- Messrs. Nuelsen, Troxell and Frensdorf.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Doherty, Frensdorf and Bard. FIFTEENTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Irwin, Paine and Cald- well.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Troxell, Nuelsen and Johnson
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT .- Messrs. Scudder, Caldwell and King.
ORPIIAN ASYLUM .- Messrs. Bonsall, Reeves and Wat- son.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL .- Messrs. Powers, Bonsall and Lilienthal.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE .- Messrs. Stratton. Wilstach and Ballauf.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE .- Messrs. King, Irwin and Lilienthal.
THIRD INTERMEDIATE. - Messrs. Davis, Doherty, Rowekamp, Ehlen and Troxell.
FOURTH INTERMEDIATE .- Messrs. Harding, Newton, Bates, Beattie and Woodward.
Location of School Buildings. 1st District, North side Franklin between Main and Syca- more.
2d District, East side Sycamore, betweeen Fifth and Sixth. 3d Ellen between Lock and Baum.
4th Seventeenth Ward (Fulton).
5:h East side Race between Front and Second.
6th Corner Elm and Adams.
North side Fourth between Smith and Park.
8th District, North side Eighth between John and Mound.
9th South side Ninth between Vine and Race.
10th East side Vine between 12th and 13th.
11th Clinton between Linn and Locust.
J2th Fighth, east of Harriet.
13th Findlay, west of Vine.
14th = West side Piatt, west of Bank.
Orphan Asylum.
Ist Intermediate, Baymiller between Court and Clark.
2d Ellen between Lock and Baum.
3d Corner Elm and Adams.
4th 1West side Race between Fourth and Fifth.
HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL .- South side Fifth, opposite Mound-
WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL .- Woodward between Syca- more and Broadway.
Bill Days,
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR, 1860-'61.
First, in three weeks .. . September. 17th, 1860.
Second, in four weeks, .October 15th.
Third, . November 12th,
Fourth.
.December 10th, "
Fifth, January 7th,
1861.
Sixth. in three weeks.
January 28th,
Seventh, in four weeks.
February 25th,
Eighth, in three weeks. .March, 18th,
Ninth, in four weeks. April 15th.
Tenth. in three weeks. . May 6th,
Eleventh, in four weeks. .June 3d. .6
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Twelfth, in three weeks. .June 24th,
Board of Examiners.
D. SHEPARDSON, President .... Term ending April, 1863.
E. S. BROOKS.
A. J. RICKOFF.
CYRUS KNOWLTON
16 1862.
L. HARDING ...
JOIN B. STALLO.
66
1861.
ROBERT ALLYN
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REGULATIONS OF THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF COMMOM SCHOOLS.
The Board consists of seven members. four of whom con- stitute a quorum at any regular and called meetings.
The regular meetings are held at the office of Public Schools, Mechanics' Institute Building, south-west corner of Sixth and Vine Streets. on the first Thursday of each month. except July and August at 4} o'clock P. M .* Extra meetings may he called by any three members of the Board, who. in signing the call for such meeting are under- stood as pledging themselves to attend it.
The Board grants four grades of Certificates, denominated respectively " Male Principal's Certificate," ' Female Prin- cipal's Certificate." "Male Assistant's Certificate," " Fe- male Assistant's Certificate."
Candidates for " Male Principal's Certificate " are exam- ined in Natural Philosophy. Constitution of the United States. Ancient and Modern Ilistory, Anatomy and Phisiol- ogy, Chemistry, Astronomy. Geometry, Plane Trigonome- try and Mensuration, and Penmanship.
Candidates for a " Male Assistant's Certificate " are ex- amined in Spelling and Definitions, Reading, English Gram- mar. Geo raphv. American History, Mental Arithmetic, Written Arithmetic, Algebra. Theory and Practice of Teach- ing. Natural Philosophy, Constitution of the United States, and Penmanship.
Candidates for a " Female Principal's Certificate " are examined in Spelling and Definitions. Reading. English Grammar. Geography, American History. Mental Arith- metic. Written Arithmetic. Algebra, Theory and Practice of Teaching, Natural Philosophy. Constitution of the United States. Ancient and Modern Ilistory. Anatomy and Phisio- logy, Chemistry, Astronomy and Penmanship.
Candidates for a "Female Assistant's Certificate" are !examined in Spelling and Definitions, Reading, English Grammer. Geography, American History, Mental Arith- metic. Written Arithmetic, Theory and Practice of Teaching and Penmanship.
The number opposite to each branch, in the column on the right of the list of studies on the Certificates issued, measures the result of the examination, three being the maximum. Less than two. in either English Grammar, Geography. Mental Arithmetic or Written Arithmetic, is a failure. Unless the Spelling is correct. it is marked 0.
The Board has discontinued the Primary Certificate.
A specimen of the handwriting, with a record of the char- acter of the examination of each individual. is preserved in a volume for the use of the Board of Trustees and Visitors.
*Candidates are examined in Arithmetic at three o'clock. P. M.
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Candidates must leave with the Clerk of the Board, at least three days before the monthly meeting, a certificate of good moral character, and a written statement of the grade of certificate sought, together with a declaration that they are eighteen years of age (or seventeen, if graduates from the Iligh Schools, or with similar attainments), and that they design teaching in the Public Schools of Cincinnati, if found qualified. Candidates are requested to leave their address, and a statement of any experience they may have had in teaching.
Candidates shall be examined in the absence of all specta- tors. save the Trustees and Visitors of the Public Schools.
Candidates shall not be examined who are not present punctually at the appointed hour. None shall be admitted to a second examination for the same grade of Certificate, or have one already granted improved, till after the expira- tion of six months.
Communications to the Board to be left with the Clerk, at the Office of Public Schools, in the Mechanics' Institute Building Sixth street, a few doors west of Vine street, be- tween the hours of 9 A. M. and 12 M., and between the hours of 1 P. M. and 4. P. M.
No Assistant's Certificate shall be issued without an ag- gregate average of two-thirds of the full number of marks, and no Principal's Certificate shall be issued without an aggregate average of two-thirds of the full number of marks of the additional branches .- [ Adopted June 2d, 1859.]
UNION BOARD OF CINCINNATI IIIGHI SCHOOLS FOR SCHOOL YEAR, 1860-61.
WM. GREENE, President. W. F. ILURLBUT, Secretary.
MEMBERS OF TIIE BOARD.
DELEGATES FROM THE COMMON SCHOOL BOARD .-- Lyman Harding, F. II. Rowekamp, Charles Bonsall, C. F Wilstach, J. M. Doherty, M. E. Reeves.
DELEGATES FROM WOODWARD BOARD -W. G. W. Lewis, Life Member; Alphonso Taft, to 1866 ; William Goodman, to Je62 ; Geo. Graham, to 1863 ; Theophilus Gaines, to 1861.
DELEGATES FROM HUGHES BOARD .- William Greene, William Hooper.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF UNION BOARD.
ON TEXT BOOKS AND SCHOOL LIBRARIES .- Messrs. Harding, Graham and Bonsall.
ON COURSE OF STUDY AND CLASSIFICATION .- Messis. Hooper, Harding and Lewis.
ON VOCAL MUSIC .- Messrs. Reeves, Rowekamp and Gaines.
ON DISCIPLINE .- Messrs. Taft, Hooper and Graham. ON FUEL .- Messrs. Gaines, Wilstach and Doherty.
ON FURNITURE .- Messrs. Graham, Reeves and Rowe- kamp.
ON BUILDINGS AND REPAIRS .- Messrs. Hooper, Good- man and Bonsall.
ON PRINTED QUESTIONS -Messrs. Goodman. Tait, Reeves, Gaines and Wilstach.
ON EXAMINATIONS .- Messrs. Hooper, Harding and Graham.
ON CLAIMS .- Messrs. Goodman, Graham and Doherty.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF EACHI SCHJOL .- Wood- ward, President. (ex officio,) Messrs. Lewis and Hard- ing. Hughes, President, (ex officio,) Messrs. Hooper and Goodman.
Rules and Regulations
OF THE OHIO SCHOOL LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI.
ARTICLE I. The Reading-room shall be open from nine o'clock in the forenoon, to nine o'clock in the evening of all secular days throughout the year, except those days which hy custom are regarded as holidays, and to these shall be added any special holidays which my, from time to time be recognized as such by the Board of Trustees and Visitors of Common Schools of Cincinnati.
ART. 2. All inhabitants of Cincinnati, above the age of sixteen years, of respectable character, and of such orderly conduct and condition as to not interfere with the occupa- tions and comforts of others, shall have free access to the Reading-room during all its regular hours, first signing a promise that they will observe all the existing Rules and Regulations, and all that may be subsequently prescribed by due authority ; provided always, that Minors shall bring certificates from their parents and guardians, in a form fur nished by the Librarian, setting forth that they are persons who ought to enjoy the privileges of the Public Reading- room, and for whose conduct, while there, such parents or guardians become responsible.
ART. 3. All books belonging to the Library may, at the discretion of the Librarian, be used in the Reading-room -- a discretion he is required by the Trustees to exercise, especially in the case of minors.
ART. 4. Every person entitled to use in the Reading- room the books of the Library, shall be furnished by the Librarian with a printed card on which such person shall designate the particular book asked for, by entering in blanks left for that purpose, the number of the shelf on which it stands, the number of the book on the shelf, and if it be part of a set, the number of the particular volume- all which numbers can be easily ascertained from the printed copies of the catalogue always on the table of the Reading- room ; and this card, which must be presented to the Libra- rian whenever a book is asked for to be used in the Reading- room, will be retained by him so long as its owner retains the book ; but no book, so received, shall, for any reason whatever, be removed from the Reading-room by the person receiving it.
ART. 5. Every person who may visit the Reading-room, shall return each of the pamphlets and periodicals, such person may have used, to its proper place, and any books to the Librarian.
ART. 6. Any person abusing the privileges of the Read- ing-room by unbecoming conduct there, or by the violation of any of its regulations, shall be at once reported by the Librarian to the Library Committee, and by them excluded from its benefits for a time, or permanently, according to the nature and degree of the dehnquency or default; but in case of any gross offence, the Librarian shall act summarily in the matter, and cause the offender to be at once excluded from the room. reporting the case to the Library Committee as soon as possible, in writing, for their future action, if any be required.
AAT. 7. An alphabetical list of all the persons enjoying the Reading-room, shall be kept by the Librarian, the resi- dence of each person being noted in it.
Colored Schools.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR COLORED COMMON SCHOOLS, FOR 1860-61.
OFFICERS.
Thomas J Goode. . President. Andrew J. Gordon. . Vice President. Philip Tolliver. Jr. . .. . . Clerk. Y. B. Ferguson, Thomas E. Knox, Isaac M. Troy.
ROLL OF MEMBERS AND THEIR RESIDENCES.
EASTERN DISTRICT .- Thomas J. Goode, North street, bet. Sixth and Seventh ; Thomas E. Knox, North street, between Sixth and Seventh ; Philip Toliver, Jr., Sixth street, east of Lock.
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