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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
|. Magnificent Silks.
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

rs. Magnificent Silks. 81
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT cLoAnKSss AND sHAwLs,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES of French
l"e GREAT i sA AsR sts f. "
WATKINS e F'ICKLEN
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
t pF s, and saP ssen a
ana les a1ee additions Of various STYLES Of beant-
full goods, purchased by one OF their hri' in many
'ns'an HAL Ii ETH THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
choice and select GOODS of the nsce,t and most
surprise every one with the Low PRICES,
IN SILKS especially, we are enabled to o t;dea
T''f Esa AZ af %fGo S fop F2Rls
Paris Printed DELAINES.
silk and Wool PLAIDS, &c,
are being opened this morning, and Will be found
Extremely handsome and moderate in price. Our
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
ment we have had to offer this season, viii be open
ed day, and will be found a worthy the attention
of all in want q a4ese sqoHs af o
GiTFS mi sSd Pt ABEh WRAS GOODS
Ia H6GsE FURNISHING Gqo OPS! e.,
sHIRT1Nes and sHEh TIN $! EMS '''''
sArrNErrs FOR fG FAdfoR Rff HANbs, &C. n,
PRICE PRICE DC i loo a-ts WATKINS FickLES.
10 Second Large and Attractive Opening
BREE DEN & FOX
Have been opening in part, during the past week.
s se IN ~ receipt cey Of their FALL sEcoND sPPLY
OF DRY GOODS.
We have bought many large lots of DRESS
GOODS at the closing auction sales. in New York,
during the past week, all of which shall offer at
ri call attention
a lar and choice assortment OIL
DRESS SILKS, embracing all grades, from rs
cts. rer ward to the richest sts les
PRINTED AMERICAN and FRENCH DE-
MoUSEIlNE DELAINE ROBES. at very re-
duced prices.
PRINTED FRENCH MFRINOES.
RICH PLAID and SrRItED POPLINS.
VELOURS DE PARIS, and Il great variety of
other new and beautiful fabrics.
Our assortment of EMBROIDERIES is now
complete. amOna st them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
MAiI..TESF LACE COLLARS
real. POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL pOlNi LACE SETTS, splendid
sortmeut.
We are also mskinS large additions to our stock
Large lots of "a and GA
PULLED CLOTHS.
.'',. LINSEYS.
SLEEPS GREY SATIN ETS. all Qualities.
VIRGINIA JEANS, &C., &c.
Also n lare stock of
FACED CASINETS ard CASSlMEREs.
NEGRO BLANKETS
BED BLANKETS.
oc2f-lmf BREEDEN 4 FOX, 2l7 Broad st.
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ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARn.l

4, HEADel RS 10Th RECT OF THE LINE,tx
III RICHMOND, October 18th, 1859. IN
kd Company Mustcrs will be held at til
III following time and places:
~ Company No l, on Bank street. in front of the
Custom House, on Monday, Gath inst, at clock,
?. NJ.
Company No. 2 in front of LIST Market House. on
Tuesday 18th inst, at o'clock. p. NJ.
Company No. 3. in front Of the LIST Baptist Church.
on Wednesday, 26th inst, at 4 clock, p. NJ.
Company No. f. in front of Seabrook's Ware
house, on THURSDAY 9th inst, at O'Clock. P NJ.
Court House, on Main street, on Friday 2Sth INST,
at 4 o'clock. =. NJ.
Vacancies existing in each Company. Major
Samuel Z. Mitchell will be present on each day to
superutend election to fill the same.
By order of J. A. GARRISON.
Lieut. Col CONG
pfrC yrrp ACTING Adi'f M % AID
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60, SALE OF HORSES AT THE
LS>SA FAIR GROUNDS.-rhe sale of Horses
at the Fair Grounds. will positively take place on
FRIDAY EVENING commencing precisely at 4
O'Clock. Among them are some OF the best that
have been entered for premiums and othe rwise.-
Every horse offered will be sold to the highest bid
der Persons in want shoud not lose the present
opportunity OF supplying themselves,
JACOB S. ATLEE. Sup't.
J. H. PLRAsANTs. Auct oc N-td
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N0TtCE.-Stray cd from the subscriber,
I-Non Monday morning, a large BAY MARE.
Gs&A Her name is trimmed very short. and she is
considerably rubbed by the harness. A liberal te-
ward will be paid for her delivery to me,
oc 25-3t* s. HUNTER.
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HOTEL AND REsTAuNANT.
ANDREW ]. FORD,
ASss.---,ra FOR LYNCMnyRG-Tes leave
- Eii14fsaiiipSTHURSDAY EVENING :. The
Canal Boat ELLA SCOTT VIII

u
6EszkzksA-< Canal Boat ELLA SCOTT VIII
WM. r. cox
oo aS-n Attic Shed, Dock street
- FOR SALE,-A aide seat TOP Bt'66f
IANand double HARNESS. which has lsesh N
<Auss only SIX month and are IN perfect er.
old. handsome. gentle and sound. Il or terms anu
Information. appls 10 Mr. A. y. STuA -, 9, .ns
firm Of Stoke q Rivss. % N- ust AVN
-. FOR RENT--Thenppe partcfth hpvsn
~ ricnn Hotel. "a .....s.>s., =
AI.SO-'Fk thrss. stary Brick Rui .DiNu "a
- s MARCUS HARRIS BRO.
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ALL PERFORMED BY OUR EXCELSIOR COMPANY.
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GOING 70 THE cATTIE SHOW, TO NIGHT.
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AND COME EARLY.Na

"a Go TO THs GREAT GIFT Book SALE, now
open at Isl Main street. The best collection of
Standard Miscellaneous Works ever offered in this
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pRANDiES.-A larse assortment of choice
- Brandies-London Dock, Hennessey. O,ard,
Dnpuy a Co.. and other pure Brandies, dark and
pale, warranted pure, just out of Custom House
here, for sale constantly by
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LOST AND STRAYED.

Acserr~N SIS X T. w AR Destroyed from my
ESAt@~ house, few days ago, u large SPOTTED
lzsa.-s.as cow, red and white. II broue hi To my
house, ON Grace street between LIST and Foushee,
the above reward will be Paid.
W. t. CARRINGToN,
Office at Williams X Carrinstoa's,
oc 25-3tt Shockoe Slip.
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- HITLER ICANE. AS YOU

Beeves declined 1c.-eiierings 900 head; quota
items 51aa91a; extra 10. Sheep declined 25d 50c-
offerings II $50. Swine slightly lower.
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l. On Friday las, the l&th instant, some person
entered my house IN the absence oil my family, and
stole therefrom l old-fashloned Lever Sold
WATCH, No. 40i, s. Yates & CO., II Lord street,
Liverpool patent; ! old style white faceb Gold
WAT H. single inside, No. 2is; Case OF do,
name on ease VIM. Dixon, Chronoaeter maker To
the Admiralty. IS KING Square: London. No. Ia
reeollested; Gold single case, gold fancy face,
number not reealeeted; Gold Watch Chains
ties; Silver Plated FORKS; / CIGAR CASE. in
laid with gold and silver and tortoise she'll
&c Its NJ. q. WHITMAN.
CHECK LOST.-was lest, near our Office. our
~ CHECK on the Farmers Bank, dated oetoeer
TO- and payable 70 No. Cor Bearer, for $5sl.5S.-
The finder will be saitably rewarded by leaving
the same with us, payment having been stopped.
oc Its X. III. WHtsLQCk X son.
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r OST,-S2. SO REWARD.-I4ost somewhere
l. last Saturday, on the Basin Bank, my POCKET
BOOK. containing sundry tickets and due bills
The above reward will be paid to the finder by
leaving the same At the Office of Mr.. William c.
Brazeal. on Basin Bank, between sth and 9th sts.
&C 25-3t' JOHN b. STEVENS.
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8eIlairt Hotal Gotunal
BELLaIRE TINE TABLE.

6kLL1lhE Ll@u6
Trains leave Bellaire for Pittsburgh and Cievs-
land: 7 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 s. A. M, and sl0, P N.
I For Columbus and Cincinna ii: 10. Is a N, and
7.lOP,M.
! For Baltimore: j noon, 30P II.
Trains arrive at BelIaire from Pittsburgh and
| Cleveland: Ii55 4. N, 5 X. and 7.2o P N.
From Columbus and Cincinnati: ll.45 4. Il, and
$50 P. N.
From Baltimore: 10 A. L. and ?. II
.sOyE STRONG BLown-Our village was visited
by the most terrific gale of wind, on Friday last,
which was ever Witnessed by the ''oldest inhabi-
tant, +" in this neighborhood. Trees were uprooted
houses unroofed and demolished, and much other
damage done.
| The storm swept over the town in narrow
space, the entire width of the severes gale not ex
ceeding two hundred feet.
| In south BeIlaire, new building, unfinished
| belonging 10 Mr. Nicoll, was blown down. a
brick sbuilding on Water street, below the Norton
| House was unroo fed and tie upper story consio'
erabiy damaged.
The new Presbyterian Church on Belmont street
had the gable end blown OFT.
| A new building tunhnished,l belonging to Mr.
J. 3. Smi I'll. on Belmont street teiween 5h and 9th
streets was completely demolished.
| Mr. Russell's dwelling brick was unrooied, and
one half the roof carried considerable distance.
The storm passed though Mr.. Barb ards lumber
yard, destroying about sl5o worth of ards, break
ing them up and scattering them in most aston
ishing manner.
The lumber yards OF Messrs .Russsl! and Andsr-
son, and II. B. Winrns were also injured some-
what by breaking ani scattering the boards.
frame house belonging 10 u. Peek Esd, on
Guernsey street was unroofed.
portion ofG. Il. Roses house on Belmont
strset was unroofed.
In addition 10 the above men toned losses, Chin
II, IS in Vulnerable were demolished, and sheds and
shaniies without Eumher unrooi,d and destroyed.
Take il altogether il was one Of the most fright
ful torDadoes We ever witnessed, and we sincerely
hope we will never be called upon 10 chronicle the
occurrence Of another similar one.
TuwYsE CONVENTIONS The Democracy have
called con lnion 10 nominate township oceIs
for Saturday even ing, 26th insti the Opposition
lla We called a simila: convention on Tuesday eve
ming. March 29ih
New FlRn-NlchoIas Cooper and Dr. Smith
Holloway have opened out Wholesale Grocery
Store in one OF then in Sul!iTans Block 'front.'
Ing on Crescent treet.
81 Il. F.. Purdy, Esq, formerly editor OF the Era,
left heie with his family:for Minneapolis, MInne-
sofa last weeA, where he intends star,in. new
paper.
RED AaTwrEP RAsrBLRRY.-I send you to-day
al advertisement OF ro1ts 0f the above delicious
irutt for sale by our enterprisins ne gh51r, Mr.
Barnard. Tie best recommends ion oil the above
fruit is 10 see il in actual bearing upon Mr..
grounds where it proves remarkably proiiii: Or
ders addressed Per advert viii meet with
prompt attention.
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for the benefit of the pseudo Democracy. 1t is
written, as has been well said, not SO much TO
elicit the TRUTH as to cover up the deinquencies OF
political friends, and magnify The fsilings OF POlii-
icalenemies.
Again the Democrats o { the Legislature, which
created this I" Commission, refused to let the ac-
companying message of Gov. CHASE be printed
with the Report. Further, they ordered large
number of copies Of ths Report to be printed in
German, but wisely forbid the evidence 10 lie pub
Iished with it. Was ever party spirit carried TO
such excessl Here, with the overwhelming fact
of Mr.. BREsLINs corruption and crimes. in 1855,
staring an outraged people in the face-corruption
which, at least two of the members of this Com
mission were cognzant of at the time, and which
was concealed by these gentlemen Democrats,
fr fear it would have damaging eff ect upon the
election of that .ail-we find this Commission -
this bantlIng Of as corrupt Legisla ture as ever
sat within the walls Of any capitol-ihrowing out.
without the shadow OF foundation, the most base
and cowardly insinustions aga nst Auditor Wight
and Others as pure men as within the borders
the State; because, iorsoo:h, the happen TO De
Republicans. And the Democr attic press. heaven
foreend that the State should ever again be ruled
by such Democracy, re-echoes the scandal OF the
Commission. Scarcely had this Report gone from
the press, until The Ohio Statesmq n. in lengthy
and carefully prepared article, char ged Gov CHASE
whom the Commission" is forced 10 admit wa
as far above this corrupdng influence as any man
in the STATE and the entire Republican State ticket
which was elected in the fall of 1855, with being
implicated in the de facat ion. Such 'selfevdent
lie" as the inevitable Chief Justice PETIT would
say, needs no refntation. 1t carries upon its face
its own contradict ion.
Such ponderous batch of worthless trash, if We
may be allowed the expression, as the Report OF
this Commission" was never before inf icted up
on the people of the State.
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FROM KANSAS-MORE EXCITE.
MENT-A SERIOUS AFFRAY.

LEAvEsWoRTa CIrP, March IL.
The Times OF ,his city publishes an ac-
count OF all afray at HaIton. Calhoun cOun-
ty, growing Out o. Il political meeting, Result,
Ing in the wouuding OF several Persons. oAe
dangerously. During the meeting, which
was in pursuance to call to organize the
Repu5 lican party, disposition was mani
Tested by persons, politically opposed, to
break it up.
AT the close general rlei-e rEsurd, in
which the assailants. said 10 the pro-siavery
men, we're compelled 10 retire.
Resolutions were afterwards adopted, or
derlng the participants in the attack to
leave the Territory, Under u penalty Of dea H.
and company was organized TO carry the
same into effect.
Judge Ha lion, Probate Judge of Halton
county, is reported to be severely wounded.
A man named Walsh arrived yesterday
from Denver City, % days out, via. the
Smoky Hill Raule. He reports The road
covered with emigrants, proceeding in every
ina glnable conveyance.
Mr.. Walsh brings S400 in gold dust which
was dug in twenty days.
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FREE LITERARY LECTURE AND READING
RooM.-The Iron City College, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, employs the most distinguished
speakere for its course of Lectures, held in
College Hall every Fricay evening, and sew.
eral hundred papors and magazines are
taken each week for the Pub ic Reading
Room. These are some of the advantages
young men gain in attending this, the lar
gest, most popular and etfibient CONNER
cial College of the country, having no "
357 students.
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Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.

The cures accomplished by these great
Swedish medicines would be incredible were
they not attested by the parties themselves
over their own names. DR.. Ro6ack. the
discoverer and sole proprietor of these fam
Gus restoratives, is now preparing for pub
licaton list OF cures for 1855, with the
names, residences. etc. of the pat:ents;-
many of whom had been told by their fam
lly physicians that there was no help, they
must die. The faculty are thunderstruck.
They never dreamed OF the possibility OF
compounding a preparation capable OF
reaching the seat Of disease in the blood,
and restoring that fluid 10 a healthy con-
dition, with absolute certainty. All diseases
of the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys
nerves, skin, glands and muscles, are infal-
IfGIy removed by the Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. See Advertisement. (feb24lm
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Burglars About.

Our citizens have frequently been warned
against species of "light-hngered" gentry, who
are continually PROV ling around hereabouis Not.
withstanding all this, however, the scamps viii
sometimes get the advantage. On last "Wednesday
evening, well-dressed and rather genteel look.
ing indis idual took lodgings at the Union House
In the morning he awaited IN his room while the
boardsrs repaired TO the dining room TO breakfast
He then visited one or two rooms adjacent TO lis
own, as is supposed, and rified them of their con
tents. An entire new suiy CT clothes YVES stolen
from Mr. GLo q. NElswA ANGLE, u boarder at ihe
house. besides divers articles OF less value from,
different hoar1ers at the same house The THE.
was pursued by officer RICE ard Dir. NElswANsER
and arrested near Glencoe, on the Central Rail
road. When taken he had part OF the stJen gooIs
on his person! He gave his name rs SAMUEL
STEELE, and said he en- route for Cambridge
After hearing before Esq. JOINS, he was re.
quired give bail in the sum of $500 Ter his ap-
pearnnce at the Common Pleas, and, in default
was committed to the calaboose.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

THOUGHTFUL, vERY!-One OF the witness
es before the Coroner's jury. yesterday, tes
titled that within the hour after the Rev
Mr.. Timans died, on Friday plight of lasI
week, bis wife said year must elapse he
fore "sbe could talk about marrying again!
Cincinnati Gazette.
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j. C. Orr.

j. C. Orr,
Who advertises this week has on hand constant
ly a large stock of wall paper, Books, Stationary
&c. We take great pleasure in recommending
him. knowing him as we do by business rel ations
10 be reliable man,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24
SaWtelis IL Shannon

Have orened splendid new clothing store in
Wheeling. Ha.ing personal acquaintance with
two members of this firm, ~e take pleasure in Ie-
comm ending Them To Inc liberal patronage of tie
public. They are honest. entorprising young
men. Give Them u call See advertisement.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24
RESPITE.

BALTIMORE, March II.
Governor Hicks, in respiting Crops,
Gambiill, Corrie and Cyphus, and delaying
their execution ill the Sth Of April, warns
them not to expect any further delay in the
execut ion Of the sentence of death.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24
All Hail /! New Jersey.

The Legislature of New Jersey, on last Thurs,
day, elected the Hon. JOIN c, TEN EYcK, Re.
publican, 10 the United States Senate for the term
of six years from the 4Ih of March last. He sue.
ceeds the Hon. WIZ. WRIGHT, Democrat This
makes twenty-iour Republican members OF the
Federal Senate Tho world does move" -aid
Calileo
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The Wheat Crop

is reported by our friends from all sections o.
the county as being very promising. The fruit i:
yet uniujured, and we may well hope COR year O
plenty
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

@Gen. Walker and Don Bruno Van
MaIzmer (whoever be may beg have left
New Orleans Tor California. Fillibustering
mcy be considered, therefore, 10 have
changed lis hea dauarters.
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Democratic Township Meeting.

There was great ouipouIing oi.Ye Democra =
ce, Saturday night, in obedience to The flaming
call. which has appeared in The Gazette for the
past Two weeks. The following Ii cket was nom
mated:
TTustees-WM. CHAMBERS, jr.,
Isaac TAGGART,
CHAs. COLLINS.
Clerk-JAs DARRAH.
Treasurer Nj. DAVIES.
Justice of the Peace-JoHN BIGGER.
Supervisor--JAs ANDERSON.
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A Slight His. axe.

We will Treat the editor of The Gazette 10 ii hs
apple, ii he will produce that copy OF The Neu
Hampshire Pa:riot that contains the evidences Of
such sweeping Democratic gains in that State
Produce it, Captain, or acknowledge the corn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

0fhe Cabinet of Vienna had agreed to
maintain 100000 men in Lombardy, and
create Qualifications in ell directions The
Emperor proposed visiting Lombardy.
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NEW YoRK, March II.

Nike Walsh, al Ex- mem Der OF Congress,
was found dead in an area IN the upper part
OF this city this morning, 1t is supposed he
was robbed and murdered Another version,
however, is, tina. being intoxicated, he fell
and broke his neck
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To our Sub>crib ers.

Those Of our subscribers who will change their
place of p,id, nee On the Isl lr, xio, are Iequest
ed 10 leave word al tie office Of publication, Or
with Ike Carrier, in order that there may be no
mistakes in the delivery OF the paper.
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The Ohio Legislature

Is still in session. however, from last accounts
there were not enough members present to adjourn:
Even with the aid OF the Sergeant alarms, the
city could not furnish quorum.
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Samuel Lewis,

That prince of landlords" has again taken
charge of the National Hotel. WIN. LEwIs, its
former popular landlord, who was compelled OH
account Of his failing health TO relinquish it, has
returned to his fG rmcr home at Bucvrus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24
The Common Pleas

Is now in SESSION JOHN W. OKEy, Esq, pre-,
siding. The docket is unusually heavy. The
Grand Jury is in session, and will probably remain
so for several dayS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

SlckIes' Trial
Will commence mex Monday. The Grand Jury
have indicted him for mur der. We have not
learned in what degree.
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A Correspondent

OF The SteubenriAe Herald, of the 18th nomi-
mates that sterling Republican, Roswell MARSH,
Esq, of Steu5envilie. for Auditor of State
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John s. Wright

Has just received a new and extensive assort.
ment of everything in his line. He claims the
most extensive assortment of any furniture ware
loom la the city OF Wheeling, and is determined
to give his customers the very best satisfaction.
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Odd Fellows, Celebration.

The Udd reIIows OF this place are making al
| rangements 10 celebrate in a becoming manner
the appro aching anniversary of the establishment
of the order in the United States, the 26Ih ut
| ADril
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The French Army
SNckIes, Trial

Has been Withdrawn from Rome. The Pope
and Austria for il now War seems inevitable.
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Examination of MorTistO VIII schools.
The examination of the Morristown public
schools will take place Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday of next week. The high School, IN
charge of N. NJ. ELLIOTT, Esq, will be examined
on ths last named dav.