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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania ave nue.. near Willards' Hotel.

NATIONAL THE
Pennsylvanis avenue. near wfllards' Hotel.
.rsu arr1or Of F. Am 5sT i.. H,s5ssuIAs Prizes
STATS srosf SHs$a,,H EXTRA
First nsss he ins sssa 81 fss he graz
A Ss jd H9sf s ssd 1iSafds1n'
:, rPopULAs. Asb oRiGSinSaAI COMEDY
- PLAYING WITH FIRR.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
b. B. PHILLIPs.....,..,.,.--.sTA MAEAaRs
LAST NIGHT OF THE WINTER SEASON,
GsASp ooMpLrMEassTrARY BENEFIT TO
- MONDAY EVENING, MAsnhh
On which wrs shsi sis Fl iTs talented
Will appear in variety OF oh sracers, songs, aud
MR. FO. BANGS
has also kindly volunteered and will give q reel
The performance win commence with the prs
team Comesietta Of
To conclude with the musical Farce of
A LOAN OF LOVER.
ODD PILLOWS HALL.
COMM 5eRh s T4E SEASON ONLY, s
THE GREAT
Original lITLTONI4N TiBLEaTY.
FROM LONDON, ENGLAND.
The same that created such an intense sen -ati IN
In This city absut one wear ago when, during a
THisT! FIVE fvPE Taobs ssl Ifs' P.EGfssoss
ttDe.sed thfs world renou ned exhibition.
TIE sale of reserved seats viii commence MON
DAY MORNING. at 10 clock at Ellis Music
store, No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue For par
tcul lars see bills ana long Advertisement in Tues
oeI papers A M. D0RLAND, Manager.
r. q. GARDNER. Agent NH . If
FANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
For TableauX and Private Parties.
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA
Re 81 In aI7 10Th street
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CITY ITEMS.

JEWELRY and Silver Platei Ware ne " and
tHulinl styles received this morning, n
Ir'EC's One Dollar Jevelry Store, No IL
fenusy lyania avenue, near y street.
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MARRIED.

LA PORTE-WALKER On the oath ~ Fab
mary, By the Rev Mr.. Brown, T. B la PORTE
TO Miss EMMA WALKER, all Of this city.
WIESER-AILER At the brides residen.s
NO. 81 III street, on the 81 instant by the Rev
John U. smith. of the Fourth Presbyt.Ti.n
Church. LEWIS WISER to Mrs SOPHIA Al
LER, widow Of George Ailer -
AUCHMUTY-sCHER MERHORN In N.v
York city, on Wednesday, February ~ by the
key Or Parker, sf Amherst. Ri OHARD TYL.
DEN AUCHMUTY t. ELLEN danghter -
late Angus tins Schermerhorp
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FOR CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Enbrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at i2i Pennsylvania avenue, betweea
~ an 9th streets.
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oFFICE.-On the lst inst. J. ID. Defrees. E.,u
elected Congressional Printer by the Senrte
wee Cornelius Wen dell, Esq. Superintendent
removed, entered upon the duties of his effice
Yesterday, Mr.. John TTetier, foreman of the
oindery, was removed d. ana Mr.. Geo. p GotT
VINO OCCUPIED The position during MI De-
Trees former term Of office. resumed the same
Mr.. Andrew tltzsimmOns, assistant foreman
mas sent IN his resignation, and the place Will
be nlled by Mr.. J Harvey Roberts its former
occupant. Miss Kate Shortell. in charge of the
folding room, has been removed also and MIR
IhOs &. PeniI appointed in her stead IL "a
believed that other changes will be made in u .
course Of q few days.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &c To MIGHT

WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsK-G raad com =
phmentary benefit TO Msssrs. Berry & Wall
shis evening, on which occa sIon the Webb Sis
ters will appear in three pieces, and Mr.. +. @.
Bangs Will recite 1.-The Old Gre1adisr's
story" The programme embraces !aCatching
an Heiress The Young Actress" and ga
Loan OF Lover"
NATIONAL THEATRR-First nigh. OF the
author a. d comedian, Mr.. John Brougham,
VINO viii appear a. '-Dr. savage in his o wn
comedy Of playing with Fire"
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard.-Fair of
Last Washington M Z Church.
MAElNTs ACADEMY To night the ball of
Tie well-known Urbanity Association prom
1ses 10 be, from the activity of the managers, a
very agreeable affair, and those of our readers
who wish 10 enjoy themselves, should not fail
TO attend.
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ODD PILLOWS HALL.
LOST AND FOUND.

u coIorei, double .nosed poiEtsr DOG sio re-
ward viii be paid If left at S7l d st. mi St
OST.In National Thester. on Friday might
snltshie reward Will ns paid on its return to
hUd LMhN'S Hotel 18th st near enue ma IT
u containing papers snd tax c,rtiticste drest d
to Elijah Brihngham The finder ", be rsTsried
son coIuer Vermont avenue and 1872 st mats
oSTaon Friday the ist instant. between High
oRTaoSsiEA esnta tam So % f fas
Sh n BEsTok G at tie s'S once Of srs:
20 mat
en- REWARD -Stayed or stolea. on the
iU night dSl Of the lst Of March, from the resi-
one on WAS CON and one chestnut sorrel HORSE
AID Ied with traces Win While Sn hls Thc
reward for the above wi be given if deli rered to
me at No sos llth street, Navy Yard, Wash
NH SIT JOHN y GATES. :
V'AkEN UP.A BAY HORSE, watch the owner
can an nave sLter proving pIoPeTty and pay <
psTtment. NH St.
OsT-On Friday evening a black and tan
ILterrier SLUT answers to tue q anne of Lns;'
reward viii be paid to any one leaving her at No
229 Pa ave Opposite Willards' Hotel m ~
n SlGO kEWABD.
YIN Saturday night, Feb "a, l537, enc of the In
dams belonging 10 The sissiton ana Wsrprton
ci2ne eeiesstiop, cared frem the Rsrracks,
has not since been heard from
SAld lnul al L. about A. years old about 3 feet 6
Inches nigh, aud wears HE hair cropped Had on
Nhen he LETT the Barracks, satiEet pants, laced
shCes striped flannel shirt, and wore u green
point blanket.
The ABOVE reward will be paid to any pers N
returning said Indian to the Barracks sfUresaid ,
or giving such Information as will lead to his
eoyery by applying to the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs, eT TO
BENZ. THOMPSON. Special Agent.
mn 81 No "a kirkwood House.
OsI-february ., betwe IIth str Get aud the
- National Theatre, lady's FUR COLLAR
1 ne hndeT viii be liber ally rewarded by leaving
IL at 504 18th st m LIT
L'OUHD-A small sum of MONEY, which the
Il oW ner can have By nquirng of Letter Carrier
NO A. between the hours OF and 9 . m.
III l3t+
| OST-On the evening of the 9th, en- 70 te from
9th and to street north, a pair or silve
SPHCks, with blue glass, fer which a liberal re.
ward viii be paid II lett at No. 324 st bet 9th
and 7th sis. n. 1 n.
OST-At the National Thester, or between
II there and willard last evening, BRACE
LIT marked IN. A. F. to r. Il Birthday Gilt.
l5t5 - The finder will be liber ally rewarded by
leaving the same at Willard Hctel. fe y If
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SERIOUS CHARGES. - Yesterday. Officer
Parker, OF the Fourth Ward, arrested Cnas
SJelnhTEEEe upon = charge of grand larceny
and fOInicatIon, and AnEIe Gerricke upon a
charge OF adultery. The complaint was made
Dy DAVID WeIsstl. and the case was Is. A
before Justice MOTseII. Annie CIerriCka j. .
good LOOKING young woman, the wife of a res
taurant keeper. who has been an Invalid f,r
months past. SteiUbrugge is about 80 wears Of
age. and was bartender in the restaurant
MIS- 'TrTTic6e asked for no counsel. and an
peaTed Tor >irinbrugge IS we'll as in her own
case She absOlVed SteInbTugge Of all blame
toT larceny, asserting that she took the money
several hundred dollars. She also tried 10 re-
heye him from the charge Of fornication The
husband i still an invalid, suffering. we are
informed, with paralysis, and she declares she
Will not live with him. Justice MorseII con-
sldeitd al the facts presented. and decided TO
dismiss the charge Of grand larceny. and baId
mis- GerrICke 10 bail for court to answer the
charge Of adultery, and also held SteInbrurre
70 Dali Ter court on the charge OF fOrnlcation
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CLOSING SALE OF FINE CIGARs aTarc-

On IT ESIA1 MORNING March . =. "a
o clock, st our Aucfi.u 4 roTl ue siaiI - = !"
Ihr iolo%lne trands, without reserve:
j. tt1 EspauoIa Prensado
% Isle de CuhAs L
lnwD Henry Clay
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ID GORDON cos
Ii. PhEsERVES,
JELLIES.
CArsUPs.
FRuITs, &C.
Wv. BUROHELL,
corner 18th and streets,
EbRfft Houss
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ID l. ate clerks with Jas G McGuire & Co
Southwest corner OF PeLn's ave. and lIth street
Star Once Building.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE Rosr
WIN C4 kS.B PiA ks1s ssETr 9CTAsEs.
DINhER SETS, &C AT AUCTION %
at 10 O'Clock m at the residence OF q gentemsn,
declining housekeeping, at No. 81 SBissdenta
Row Indiana avenue, we will sell q SUI peri or LOT
Rosewood Ossed, octave PisnOforte, By VIM.
Fine suite q RoseyoSd PsrIor Furniture. covered
Sofas, Arm and Side Chairs -
Hsndsoms Oh Wslnat Secretary, lined with satin
? Handsome Oil Walnut Marble TOP Center r.hla.
Elegant OH walnut Gard Table, carved sp5 sSS
cred with green cloth Wv
superb Lounges, In Green Reps
Superb OIL Wslnut sideboard, with Marble Ton
hsuyerb OF Walnut Cane seat Dining Chair.
Hsgnifcsnt OILED wsInut Marble ton ohsmh.,
oOmce:, al finely e.ryed;. cO.t $50 ''p
Fine Carpets and Velvet Rugs
finely carved OIL walnut ell Suite, 3 pieces
Fine white Ourled Hair Mattresses
Zine Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Fine Engravings. Mantle Ornaments
Large lot npe Cut Glassware
Lot Copper Cooking Utensils
i hns french China Dinner Service. gold and
Together With q fine let Of o Their Household and
Kitchen Furniture too numerous TO mention.
The above superior lot OF Furniture Is nearly
call the e peci attention OF friends and the
public generally TO this sale ss IL 10 the finest col
lection OF Household Furniture that We have ever
Perm. cash. COOPER LATIMnk.
mh2 81 llnteH.l Aucts.
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SEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS
- WIN Patent organ Swell, and one with-~
moNabl" Pessl Bass, (yery convenient forESS
organ praCti ice at home will HVv1J
POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COST,
pre- paratOry to rebuilding Store.
Also, IL new and second hand PIANOS at reduced
prices GEORGE L.. WILD BRO
no Is ON No. 491 nth street, above Pa ave
SFEBLING BILLS for sale in sums to sui, nnT
- chasers. Pun
Highest market price paid for AMERICAN
GOLD.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co, Bankers.
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IN PER GENT. SAVED by using O. JEW
eJU ELLIS pure unad ultsrated
Premium New York City SOAP,
Premium FAMILY SOAP,
Premium FLANNEL SOAP,
And No Brown SOAP.
For sale cheap for eash. Orders through the
Post Ofhce will be promptly sttsnded 20
Soap and Candle Manufacturer, No. 500 and
au2 ST north, bet. 4th and sth. ia ll-6a
CPEECHE5 AND ADDRESSES OF II. WIN
- TER DAVIS Colorado. q Summer Trip; By
Bayard Taylor. The Claverins. q Novel; By Troll
lope. The Village on the Cliff; by Miss Thack-
cray. Two Marriages; by the author Of John Hall
flax. Pickwiek Papers, Diamond Edition.
e Ii FRANOk TAYLOR.
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PohrAbL.
STEAM ENGINES,
ombining the maximum Of efficiency, durability,
and economy, with the minimum of weight and
price They are widely and fsvOrsbIy known,
more than 600 being in use. Ali warranted salts
factory or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on
J. q. H0ADLEY 90.
fe 6-eosm Lawrence, Mass,
HORTICULTURAL TOOLS!
III HORTICULTURAL TOOESil
PRUNING SAWS, PRUNING KNIVES
PRUNING SCISSORS, PRUNING SAW AND
TREE TBImMERs. kbvARANcAreRs.
&C., &c.
A full and com riete assortment OF these tools
Also, the HORTICULTURAL TOOL CHI EST
containing full set Horti cultursl Tools
j. p. BARTHOLOw,
re le-eo2w sss 7th street, below Pa. ave.
A MEkIOAN GOLD, STOCKS and BONDS,
"A boush on commission at the New York and
ether stock Boards. Quotations regularly re-
ceived.
LEWIS JOHNSON & 90. Bankers.
fe7u 2S2 Penna. avenue.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

The Election in tbis city resultsd in tba
sucress af the Dsmocrst;. t;cL., hv .aIl
maiority-less than half the .ms;or;tv n.
same ticket received At the election a xasr
ago. In the Firstspd Third Ws,d. n. yote
was fair and honest one. uodoubtedlv. But
in the seesrd Wand the snnDos;t;or = ,h..
the Democracy polled from forty 10 fifty H.
legal votes. Had no fraudulent votes bsen
cast bv. The connerhsads the sn,;r. rn;o.
CITY Ticket would have been .lsc.ed ".
do NOT know that anx stems b.vs h.sn 3d..
to investigate the fraud but n noss;hla !,
sheuld he ,horonghlv sind and a. IL
parties nut through 10 the hitter and 81 a.
i.v
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A ST R.OL Q q Y,
The WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY TIE GREAT TASTROLOGLST
Madame H. 4 Perrigo.


She reFeals sserets no mortal ever knew. She re-
storeato happiness those Who from dolsful events,
catastrophes, crosses In love- loss Of relations aud
friends loss Of money &c; have become despoudsnt.
she brings together those long separated, gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers, re-
stores lost stolen property tells you the business
you are best qualified to pursue and in what you will
be most successful, causes speedy marriages aud tells
you the very day you win marry gives you the Dse,
likeness and characteristics Of the person.
your very thoughts, and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden steres of the
future. From the stars In The armament
the maede stars that predominate In the
the aspects and positions of the
planets and the liked stars in the heavens At the time
OF BIRTH she dsduces the future destiny of man Fail
not to consult the greatest AsIroloyst earth.
costs you but tribe, and you may never again have
so favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee with
likeness and all desired informstion 81 co. Parties
living az distaoee can consult the Madame by mail
with equal safety and satisfaction to themselves q,
If in psrson. Afu and explicit chart, written out
with all isquiries answered and Hkeness enclosed,
sent By mail on receipt of price aboye mentioned.
The strictestseeresy will be maintained and cor
returned destroyed. References Of
the highest order furnished those desiring them
Write plainly the day of the month and yesrin which
you were born, enclosing small lock OF hair.
: address, M MADAME H A. PERRIGO,
,..~, p. 0. Drswer 2BS, Buffalo, N Z. /.
February 10, 1867 EsHUrrs vl5 nj IL.
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GREEN CREEK.

The Union majority in the vilsgeof Clyde
averages l2Oi against s. last year. In the
Township it is $50 against SO last year. i-
The following are the vilsgs officers elect
30 Mayor, Capt, ]. NJ. Lemmon; Recorder,
R. NJ. Bercaw; Council Gen, Q. G. Eaton,
A. B. French, Milo Hunter, John Le'ever, ".
W. Wales. 4iir' .ia1.., eaI Hr3trl
The following are the Township officers
elect: "a
Trustees, ". IL. Gale. ". L. Lay, and
Geo. Hutchins; Assessor, John Lefeyer;
Clerk, R. NJ. Bereaw; Treasurer, d. z. Hark-
ness; Constsbles, n. B. Wason and L. II.
Bennett; } 7stiee Of the Peace VIA. II. Brown.
Green Springs. 4.1tfF 4-..5l-t.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

Reconstruction at the South seems
to be progressing. Nearly ali the pa
pers there are now in favor of accepting
the terms of Congress Gen Lee, Wade
Hampton and other leading men declare
unequiyecally fer prompt reconstruction,
and there is not only ageneral and ready
aCquiescence in negro suffrage, but the
old party leaders are seeking, and quite
shrewdly in many, instances, to secure
the negro vote. All the mass meetings
are attended by blacks as well as whites,
and part ofthe speakers are also gener-
ally negroes All the meetings thus far
are of course quite informal, and it will
be some time yet before any of the legal
and fefnai steps to reconstruction on
the Congressional plan cani ibe taken.
But these popular gatherings show con-
clusively the way the current of opinion
at the South is setting. A mass Repub--
lean State convention for Virginia is
called at Richmond, on, the 18th of
April, and the Louisiana Legislature.
has repealed its bill for a constitutional
convention, so as to leave a clear field
for congressional reconstruction. The
military commanders at the South are
getting the reins into their hands, and
will soon be ready to perform their
parts in the work ofreconstFuction. They
generally show a disposition to interfere
as little as possible with the established
order of things, and Gen Sickles in
South Carolina procIaiu1s that the local
courts viii be permitted to continue
their jurisdiction, and civil officers to
exercise their function, as long as they
do not neglect or refuse TO perform any
oftheir appropriate functions. But Gen
Schofeld in Virginia is about to displace
such justices ofthe peace as he considers
incompetent, and Gen. Sheridan in
Louisiana has issued an order remouing
State Attorney General Heron, Mayor
Monroe and Judge Abel of the first
district court Of New Orleans, aud ap-
pointing B. L. Lynch as Attorney
General, Edward Heath mayor, and W.
W. Howe judge of the first district
court. ..rl ~ -,-..
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

sN A National Lincoln Monument Aseo-
citation has been organized, With Senator
Hsrlin as President and Hon. j. N. Ed
munds Secretary. Hon: Burt Van Horn
and Fred. Douglass are managers On the
part Of New York; Hon. John A.sAndtews,
Massachusetts,; Hon. Schuyler 0olfax, Indi-
ana; Hon. Samuel Sbellabarger, Ohio; Bishop
Simpson, Pennsylvania; and Hon. John
Ccpness, California. It is proposed to erect
monument in the city Of Washington com
memorative of the great Charter Enancipa-
tion and Universal Liberty in America.
Contributions win be forwarded g General
Spinner, Q. S. Treasurer. '''
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

THE bill tc relieve the suffering poor
OF The South, as finally passed in Congress,
authorizes the secretary of war to issue sup
plies of ffeod, sufficient to prevent starvation,
So all classes Of destitute persons, through
the agents of the freedmen's bureau. to be
paid for out of the appropriations already
made for the bureau. Secretary Stanton
will doubtless feel at liberty to use the en-
tire appropriation if necessary, and trust to
Congress to make provision for the wants Of
the bureau, during the remainder Of the
year, at It's next session. The bounty Of The
bureau has hitherto been confined to freed.
snen and refugees. or white loyalists.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

sE- The latest news from Mexico shows
that Marshal Bazaine and the rear guard Of
the French army, an Egyptian contingent,
embarked at Vera Cruz on the 18th. More
than half Of that corps remains under Mexi-
can soil. A large quantity of war material
was sold to the Tmperislists by tie French.
1t is rumOred that Macmillan, had agreed to
abdicate if Juarsz would consent 10 abide
the decision of the people FOR or against the
Empire, MaximiIian and what army he
has left are barricaded in the city of Mexico,
closely besieged by the Liberals, .,,.r-.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

s%rhe Lindel House Of St. Louis, the
largest hotel on this continent, was totally
destroyed by fire on Saturday night. The
origin of the disaster is not known: The
fire originated in the fifth story. aud owing
to the altitude there was great. difficulty IN
bringing the waler to bear, upon it, The
flames spread until they enveloped the en-
tire building, and descending by. the elevs-
tors at length laid the whole building in ru-
ins. The total loss is estimated at million
and half of fdollars. t-...-. d. IL
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

fTTbe President communicated to the
Senate on Saturday a treaty with Russia
whereby that power ) surrendered to the
United States all sovereignty over Russia
america and adjacent islands. The session
excites intense interest. 1t is said Sir Fred
eric Bruce will telegraph to Earl Derby for
instructions to protest against its acceptance
by our government. The price to be paid
for this territory is abont seven million dol
lars. The treaty was signed early on Sat
orday and sent to the Senate shortly after
ward. f-r tI- .. G-
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NEIcHRoRooD NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

d. HANNVNh OOONI1' ~ NIII-
From the ,Findlay JeBerSoniaa:-W hat
little We can CLEAN in regard TO the pros
poets for rich harvest this season, is favor
able. Winter grain looks well-better than
it has for years. Fruit is entirely uninjured
as yet; and indications are good for very
fair crop---.--W are informed that parties
in Columbus are discussing the feasibility Of
a Railroad from the rich coal fields Of Perry
County, through Columbus, Kenton, Hardin
County, Findlay, Hancock County, Bowling
Green and Perrysburg, Wood County, to
terminate at Toledo. -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05

B-Congress adjourned at noon on the
:5oth until the first Wednesday in July. One
Of the last acts Of the Senate was to rescind
the rule requiring all nominations not acted
on to be returned to the President. Those
names before. the Senate win therefore re-
main there until they are acted upon in spec
ial or regular Executive session. The Presi7
dent has called a special session Of the Sen
ate, which is now in session. 4is
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-05
NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF

1 Common Bchools.-Ths Board Of School Ex.
aminers for Sandusky County will hold sessions for
examination Of candidates for teachers certificates
ct the High Sshool bn ding. la Fremont on the fol-
lowing days: April 18th, 10th and 9th; Nay 1lth
18th and 18th; June sth and 22nd, and Jply 9Th.
Examinations wiz beg at Ii A, ". Nocsndidsts
Will be allowed to enter the class after IL n. Each
eASdidate 10 required by Law to pay fifty cents as
condition Of Examination, and to leave stamped en-
velope with the clerk Of the board. Stationary will
be furnished By the board. Candidates will please
take notice, that the law requires, that they must
pass satisfactory examination Ia ths theory and
practice Of teaching. 20 fs-T-.at 7t' T|
The law provides for four grades Of certificates Six
Twelve, eighteen and twentyfour months; the igps
plus and minus may bs used By the bosr to indicate
intermediate grades Of qualification. A certificate
for six months minus indicates very Inferior quali
cations. and Io teacher, holding such esrtiHoste,
shouldks employed BY school directors except as
last resort TO svoid having NO school at all
T. N. GINN)
-tt j. D. LOVELANDS Exarpiuers
WIN. WALLACE ROSS III9TIT
Fremont, April 1st, 1857. I4tf