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POLICE CoURT.I .iBGhleey police court was
largely attended yesterday morning, not
mlyby uhoe who aess compelled " on
account Of their Violations OFathei 9rdi5
nance, but ilsobye fhose who 4'Werea a.
trac,ed thithet BY .cEficsttyy Z. ,:Ssfhe follow.
ing comprises tl& business transacted I:
George Marvel drunk, one dollar and
costs; Peter, Hanes, Joseph Thompson
Edward Cosby, completed the quartetko Of
DRINKS and each contributed opei dolEa
and costs tOEielp pay the expenses q ihe
city government "Boose"I alas Frank
LeanpeJ iisOplerly dNeldo Ian and eqsts
(sent .apriOrs twenty days. making u his
Thanksgiving dingper 4 'seFtainty0 Frank
Baughman. assault Zen dollars and costa
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tHft49 ati 1EsFA Z On lTE = sabifErfs - guti-sI I
Roll OF HoNoR.-NameS Of pupils in
the fscE66ls Of lie District d Wheeling
IwhO#lse neither absent uOrtardy during
thGm6uth Of October, 1870 aaoilsY -yt1
4 Eaiat GEam6aGr SahOol-Wm. Tho.
lbpTRAL pTing Downs Eapdie AgneE, VIM,
Anick, Chas, Hanke, Nena Downs, Mary
Britt, Annie Graves, saIlle Thobhfn, Lot.
tie JeffeFs 10 s7sassd s'saikg! 4easl H. .s'is
Z 1RSislHty tSaEoOl, DiFi6oa D..
John Thompson, Willie. Ratclif, Jas
Holmes, John Emblem, Ida Troutman,
Phebe 1taygers, Annie Thoburn, Emnia
IStrOchlein. Ed..s5d SaG iisE o.H15sC I
Di9ffp RGFF4 s1!{5n74iE4R Woods;
LindSey, Maggie WILSON, Sarah FiihBf;
Amelia Il Aanke. Susie HAllum,g Rachel
DEsssiia5aa t1B D, EFa a ss.-wnbur Dick,
Louis Beck. Anton zHes Annie lfGClel.
LAM Mary Ties, Mdggie Potts.H 's'd 80
Di1EOA 'G.-Fred Apple! -Thomh,
Armick, Ellsworth Carlil, Walter Day,
BENZ, Delaney, Eddie Fisher, GlstavSs
Fisher, Henry Haley, Alohz0 HaIke, Jos
line, james liner, Willie Kennedy, Lewis
Nuugyf; Christian Smith wilson White
Henry, YOungingoE, Eddie West, Lewis
JurgenS. Sophia Baker, Annie Duncan
l9Iollie Davis, Alice Emblem, Alice Lind.
SAY, n Adtd 4iGO OhnelI, 3Matyy Marshall
Kate MSkpWD, Wealthy Rapalee, Nena
Weidebdsch. lucy Kehes Mary BIrk.
80 T,,I;o Dr,sHg1S1,A =. Il4 o. \
DECISION D, GSads l..-ANrelq Cline
Geo. MuIdoon. Este Cline, Annie Mon
iF Diif;isSaD. 'GngdS22 .-wRt Davis, Win
FIatlHg Chs. Mel oWn, Frank Simpson,
Henry CHget, David Yaas, 'GGssie yads
Lizzie Arthur, Nealie' Yum Backer, Laurs
Emblem, L61sa seltler, Lizzie Muldsew
Lizzie NnIge, Emma Daub, Mary Cellars
Emma Anderson, Nary Ranch, Katie
Frost, sophia Fisher, Annie Beymer
C0rd6 Lindsay, Laura RoSe ''- "a a.
Total number In Union Schools, 90! ''T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

G G LANCE OF TntE-7A new lime table
awsnt.intO effect zons the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh railroad yesterday. We have
reddeed' the figures given OH the card 70
F5es7Iq hNS and find: the arrivals and
departures,at Bridgeport as follows: Ar
EiHon - -steabenville Accommodate
s:9J ., mi AlailI1:15d, M; Express 1855
p. nj. DEPARTURE: Express Cos q. N.
Freight with passenger Oarattacbed s;a5
am.s Mail ESQ pm. rGteubRnville 40
commodation AS p 81 The only re.
maFkable change i Il, othes, departure. Il
ths. lest mentioned train, which under.
,thenew table, leaves Bridgeport nearly
Two hours earlier tiiSnh Under the Old
AVA ,,5,t - S1iIrg '-57 o. ~ JgBai
80 asa.-s-af f a ....
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. - "a n
SKULL FRGCTURED.-AEb boy named
Henry ScIspJer., about thirteen yeah ola
whose parents reside sinrsnulh ! Wheal.
ing, met with quite a serious accident in
dat plAeehSt Saturday sIEdAl6g. An6th.
CT lad about his 0&I age was riding a
horse along thesESet, Nhmy9upg schGfer,
who was on 1OOEFcame up behind the
horse. The animal suddenly stopped,
and his rider, on looking back to ascertain
The cause, saw schater lying PROSTATE on
tie nayement near.s tree b0xIsa He was
Immediately taken 10 the residence ofhb
parents and a physician sent ior. Ep6h, ex.
animation the boys skull, in tho,fegiOn
OF the righttemple, Wds ionndito he pref
ty badly fractured, It's tHoaght he win
recover. -sq alai sB s.si
| There arc two stoEes IS tolhe cause Of
the accident The boy who was riding
the horsc afirms that tho animal did not
kick Schafer, lsaYlngl ta e inIersd that
The injuries were inlllC,1d by falling %
the curhstone or againsttho trGez6ozs On
the other hand, schaice alleges u ths
horse did kick him, and that DE blow
ltllcd him to the pavemeuE SS1tiS cd jim,
however, that The. lad Is quite 4syetely
hurt, and We suppose no blame CSnibe at:
-
tNched to either party.
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&. Arm BRoxa.Rx.-AJ lad about Il years
old, son of John Pians, residing in South
Wheeling. sustained quite severe injuries
q day 1.-Two since, BY The hers which he
was riding, falling down and rolling over
him. Young PIens had-his left ff0te arm
broken; and his face pretty badly cUuttsedI:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

WoRE ColnrEhCEDs Yesterday abe
Work Of digging de trench f0rathe Sewer
leading nom ne jail 10 that on Monroe
street where Market crosses, vas com
'meuced. ThCemtrastos, MGfS Trim
be g HonB1ook, VIM make an Effort 10
.haye The Job compile isd during As pre- i. snt
favorable weather. i,la III 81 o. 70 9sa1
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TUESDAY, NOVELETTE, =, I $50.
New Advertisements.

Held FOR PosTAsE.-Letters address.
ed to the following aTSaIions in this ssate
are held in thepostbHies al Cincinnati ipt
non:payment OfpOstage: G. F. H. Kusting,
Wheeling, and John Meyer. Thorpike
P.O. asFrrs' o.. '+Fr ~. -
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s. WATER PRS BuRsrED.9The waisr3
nlnins at the crossing Of Market and FiBtj
streets, .also2 at Ghapllne and Division, I
Centre Wheeling. hSEc either -busteds ; or
sprung leak, IS 4 Considerable p eeg9l 4 ri
water has been visible ateachrplaCe for
the hast vsJ sar sa r. i1 sS IN sa;l5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

/. Twill UpentEis mGEhIngda neWlstyleI
Of baltdho Boot, @Idt ldaiea 1aLOpis tYFl
Blond, 1O7 Main ST. g ''' '""'' 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

BoARp or SUPERvIsoRs-4n adjourn,
ell meeting ii lie b Board Ia IL 1shptrvvftssoF
will bc held tO.morrow at -thelrk runmIin
The Court House. The special object
Of the meeti1g.is 10 hear. slhe evidence
and determine the contested clcrkship
case. ,-.E .,,5.,.,it s.as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

Il GRxSlsE Paisley sh4WlS lip finest ia
Wheeling, at RhOdess. iisW o;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

TIE Broadway walking boot, tOr h
dies; The qRtest novelty. just hieeeived
at Louis u. Blohd's, 1O7 Nlain sE% ~,
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>, Tan ~ MoxEE,- II hdieSa instead II
wasting time hunting thu city lover fOt.
velvets, VelvttIstS, 1aces ia Gloves,
Hats, Flowers, PIumes, etc, Would 30 e
AddleEs ,pmsr, they could Be suited At
once. +! s. "a & br0i nd HRd' Tyiisd
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Ox THE RAMPAsE--a+tTObe" Vance was
on the rampage, yesterday, and lISd t0 be
escorted 70 the Lookup to, prevent him
from cleaning out the section Of the city
where he was operating. We presume he.
will hayeahearing this morning, and i
looks very muchas if lie would takelhis
Thanksgiving dinner Al Hntel de FatiS Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

BIRD s4lE The sale Of Singing Birds
at the auction rooms Of g. E: WickhAm,
Is still in progress. They aFe MT sold 81
auction, but pdFe hassr can make their
selections and iair prices only asked
THIS isdecidedly preferable akpg DE
chances Of auction, and . large nQnb4egF
have already been disposed Of Wewould
advise, our readers who contemplate
nalfps A2tlGa "a 9EAdOb6 hEIt3l
as the sale will be continued only few
DAYS longer ''-'u- 7-'S '-'''s -'-.'
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=! -rrsNfuEa. d. =.'.l .!1rgyE ~
/ 81 2ri..4s .t.sa.!G i--dH .anscss sid: IN
M aI94ipj 10 iootirs aai gri.l10uITgE
5l5 ghiisDT9IaiHy y!iulR d sgnIq !oG
suniisl5l III 10 a:2'r1 : .abtsro5 Il nsy5
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Our C0NCLU far a. We, are
able o Judge land we have giivsa, ths sdBaI
ject no little consideration and attention.
the conclusion itoi which thelIscientifiC
world, tie pres and the public have n:
rived with regard ~ RahFs SEA Moss -
FARRE, are founded ncdntrdYenihie
facts; aHGWe have no hesitation idWarms
ly recommending the article 70 I ggr read.
ers as an essential qfa6e ec9ae9ie cuisine,
and asa genuine luxury. TO dyapepicsI
lnvGlids, and all thossre4uirhg 9Flight
and delic4te food, We tel assured ed Il wtllI
PROVE an Invaluable blessing: p TACT vel
caaahardly say. too much inIfaEOr of
this most delicious and iipalatabie'lfo food
It VIII be found tOr sale BY an, the, drug.
gists aRdgroccls; and il you care 70 have
q delicious, dessert, do not go home with
out q package. s.ag riovl0. eoRlERd'
p fr9bi si1LG aiS .Ia ID Gl!li iFiH ID
i Tn Purest ana Sweetest c6dlLvsrO ntn tie
World, manufactured from fresh healthy IISefs
upon (hsteaShOfey Ills perfectly pure andbWest!I
AK Eoe Hazard . CdSWGlI'S Cod LiV6F on. =
manufactured bylG ~ Hrrps Ji!:Ii T"GG
/. Iib 79T9CASWRL14 HAZARD = CO..,
uI ed o.. .a7nE Ilia fjT9NGH Y0k,
|" sold ~ ~ DruGgiEh. III E.sL III :. I'd
,'se,qd zr ~ -, MAJ FL, III
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An adjourned meeting o., the, Board Of
BdntSIf i5h Vi hbgIi Iast evening n seas
dent Hall-in,Ghs chair. The following
members I responded at ro1-eAn: Messrs!
Blek4I ipg, Haailtol, Han mi Laq9c
dSt, Metcalf, Pair, scott, Todd, Weitzel
and Wilson..liO Iss1D s'bnGIfoo
/ The minutes Of the last three meetings
were read, approved, and signed.
ThRfnDb u thai laEintendb Qtl lfthe
schools in the district was read IS follows;
iva tss l. - 6uPT's Of7TtE,y '1'ili'
WHEELING, November II, 1870. !
TO ~ Beard Of Education! s.n srssgrf
GKSrLEMEx: respectfully submit the
following abstract from the tabular report
of The schools Of the district for the month
"a October. Number Of pupils enrolled,
2, 49&; average daily attendance, . ,2N;t pei
cent Of average attendance on enrolment,
30; number II corporal punishmen9 Ia
sWashIngtou schools Is, Madisop, II, Clay
IS, Union so, Centre IA, Webster "a, color
led 0-tOtal ia = sstiiY is..isa.
y Number Of pupils neither absent NOR
t&rdy 465 number Of Visits-by S1pe ~,
Commissioners 8, Others 1sl-total 24S.
Number Of days Of school during the
month, Ell Number ofpupilS in the sew.
sfal branches Of study-alphabet 25I,
EspSIIAS eco, reading 9i5S, writing 1854,
mental arithmetic 1I01, written aFithme;
tic 1867 geography 65s, gramn ar SS05,
shistQg 81, physiology \ q natural philoso-
ply SO, chemistry 2, botany II, astrOnO-
ny 10, algebra 90, U. S. Constitution ssl,
familiar cience IS, German language
5Sl: - 49, -. -
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FRENCH water proofs, in beautiful col
Ors for suits, at Rhodes's,
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10 T4E Meestshoesf0F Babies audMhSes
over brought to the city can be seen By
eallipgstI Lgas'V Bond, 1e7 Main SKI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

CIRCUIT CoUR7.-NOthing Ofspecial in
terest to the public was done in this court
Yesterday. ,.Iadgments were takeniu sew
eraI cases, d hntmbet 6IsscdasSs lEeEe; dis
missed. an4's SIM: larget HGhb a ts9 \
ued until next termIaaDR I'Eks
/ Adjourned nnliI'9 6cl6Ck u Mepiag.
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4 on Il - ETH! 2E7z
r SPASE ISNIHILGToB 2 Some enter;
prisin sin i individual INDUCED in the pleasing
pastrme Of annihilattng The PSfes In the
windows oEss Vincepts College yester;
day, and while thus engaged, was taken
under thJ pSOtochs kgS OF diehHS Rp-
resentativs. officer Exley. The Aforesaid
pane killer will perhaps find out ltpthe
police court this morning illat;A praCti,
TONER of that system Of medicine Is not
regardeA&iA GrabaNWR IbsIaOtIUde.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

BEAuTHQL stFipea sh9Wls, sipst opened
1t RhOdeSy. 7g''li j NuoH RoH y5itsa
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ENoR EVANSVILLE SH
~ Fine passenger steamer, =;
t3E F1"O btT Euta-aH NI q
JULIA HAC9g. LII. .c:CaphIE. RApuLL,
wiilslt Atg cEoB.the shove On TuGdIy1 night a
FEsiESf "a blts II iading sS5asd a
fheWharfb6a phtll O'clock ?. r. ny ~
aHibi ! ird 20. H9BoOTHiG COsf {
nqE0 s!L9 IN NM M IME AGonta. ;
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YERr6Savy black grds gain fliki, St.
g, that heal apyiLiRg ever sold, at
RhOdes'N ..L.a-.-.-,.----
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T0 IRTLHAELsASD FRONT
Room, Melodeon BuiltingS. II
AR9g t9agEe9 aTRL NcAFRE.
NOR RENT.-TYQ1g SMALL IA
n nTpIIIN1 B1ase q tiS Eiland. II
Apply at The Island YthAJaEd 70 800
man .., ~ ls-s W.. h4l-l.1-ese,,
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THINK oft! Finewhltes shaker fannels
for SIT cents, at RhOdeSasd asraa;
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Opened bat FecentlY t1r plFp0te8 Of NITRIC
do, Ills ISStitGTi6a Is GlFSS TGtaihtd SiEy
extensive 81gO Of p1tron1gO ana support. I ~
y Po.solse6 the finest grounds and 6gildlnga IN
0ISSsSS Gls formed d ailrthS regular Dspitrt-
m0nts Of ColloEiAtg aud Seionti1e Study. Gi.rr
Special AdElntA1oS loF Thorough AeqRi1ltiOD
OF De Modem LA6guAEea, The Study 6f GOGloRy,
and 0theE. btaAeAe5 N thS interest of AgF3ell.
ChsnIsty taught eS9oFlIAg 70 - neg aad
4GSehelS' Clll! every sPtig Tern. % w.
AValaahla ClhlnGGHhll AP aEataI. ,d-lll l.'
TUIFTuH, iF0m as " - loeyOaH. ,,ii. ~.
FALL TERN 6eginl Beptgm6R nh WintaE,
December 6Gh. SpFiAR, N6ESA mt q la"
ComDOlenmG1t, jU1g1ltt.
t-E6pa tor , Clt5l1gSe, ,,5E \, GUT
.nediaa ID! q ~ ~ ~, ~ SS3 on
Mo6dGNSdS5S, VIt'VI5 Suly 8 III. az
WUli bsaq.iZhiIl h9iiqsln ifin5lsnGb
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Tho above sale Il postponed until Saturday.
n0yi7 W ", MILLER, Chairman,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

IMPROVEMENT OF THE DIsTRICT.-A cir
cular has been sent to prominent citizens,
setting forth that steps should be imme-
dlately taken for the purpose Of securing
proper legislation by Congress for the i'm
provsment Of the District Of Columbia, and
announcing that 4 meeting OF citizens In
fuItherance OF the above object will DO held
this evening at 1850 O'Clock at the ONCE Of
Messrs. KllbouTn & Latta, corner Of Seventh
aud streets. We trust that the meeting
will be largely attended, and fully believe
Congress Is well disposed toward our city,
and will legislRte for its Improvement, pro-
yided the citizens will take hold and en-.
deayOr TO render their share In the matter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

CITIZENS RALRoAD MEETNG.-The usual
weekly meeting Of the Citizens Railroad
Association was held last evening In the
Aldermen's chamber, City Hall, Wee PresI-
dent II. n. Easily in the chair, and T. c.
Connolly, secretary.
hss ]. 3. Brown, from the executive COM
mlttee, reported that they had secured the
Aldermen's chamber as the permanent place
Of meeting. They had also engaged several
prominent Western members TO address the
association.
The resolution offered at q previous meet
Ing by Mr.. Easily providing for the appoint
ment OF o committee 10 inquire into tho
practlcablllly and advantages OF the several
proposed lines Of railway connecting this
city with the great West, and also to ln-
qulre Into the feasibility Of constructing n
railroad 10 the mouth Of the Potomac river,
and report plan for the organization OF a
company 10 construct those roads, vas
taken up and adopted.
Mr. Brown moved that the secretary DO
instructed 10 prepare a roll 10 DC signed by
all the members pledging themselves to at
tend the meetings,
AFTER addresses by Messrs. &c. Con-
molly, A. Scott, ]. 8. Brown, J. y. Snod-
grass and b. MllburE upon tho advantages
of railroads, &C., the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

GovERSNEST AID ASKED ToR- PUBLfc
SCHOOLS IN THE CoUNTRI.-DT. J. A. Row
land, chairman Of the committee on schools
Of the Levy Court, has prepared memorial
to Congress, setting forth that since the war
large nOn-tax-pAying population, With
numerous children, has come Into the
county; that the operations Of the army
upon the farms of the residents during the
war caused them so much loss as 10 dlmln-
lsh their ability 10 pay taxes for the sup
port Of the public schools. Congress 10
therefore asked to extend such aid, either In
the form Of q donation Of the public lands,
or an appropriation OF money for educa-
tlonal purposes as viii enable them TO put
into vigorous operatlon the system Of oduca-
ton recently established for all the children
in the county Of Washington. EKertlons
are being made 10 have the petition, pre-
scented at an carly day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

NOff0
remark. Iptroduced M d. N, Iiaeer, who
desired ID give a musloai. hiatorieaI tahioau
win puplis IN The C,rammaT Eehool. mon
certain conditIona. W. 7T
Nv Invitation OF che board. Mr.. Harer ex-
planned hls exhibition, afIer which, on mo-
don OF Nj. Brown, the subject was referred
70 a Committee, COMBATING Of the superln..
tendent and one from nanh sub- dIsifict.
M. RIchardi presented A Communication
In relation 10 lhe ili-ventilated condition of
many OF the schooi.rooms, and recommend.
ed, In view OF the state or the dnanoes Of
The city. that eorne chenp. simple rymnastlc
apparatus be procured for the use OF the
scholars, and that the windows and doors
be ali thrown omen for Ave minutes every
hour, while the children exerclfed with ths
Kymnastlc apparatus. 1.If mr.
MI. Woodward saId the trouble now was
10 warm the rooms. and IL they were cooled
on once an hour there would be great COM
plant from Tho cold.
Mr.. Richards was not conhdent that hlS
plan would be ofiicaolt,uB, but had felt II his
duty to call attention 10 the bad condition
OF tho atmosphere In so many school-rooms.
Mr.. Brown spoke Of the good condition
OF the school rooms Of tbs fIrst sub-district.
Mr.. Brown offered resolution directing
the superintendent 70 maxi, out report OF
the proceedings Of the board for tho pasI
year, as called for by the Board Of Alder
men, which elected good deal OF discus
sion, In which lt was claimed that the
manner In which the board was appointed
was such that no board could r1Rkc report
for The year before il was sapplanted by q
new board, and could not b. expected to
make a report for their predecessors.
The motion OF III. Brown was adopted.
a Ihg Sna.L N eneed ~ eo p1,. NJ IL.
E,.,,i 49,. = 80 81 aI'TI,n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

MEETING or THH School BOARD The
Board Of Trustees Of the Public Schools held
their regular monthly meeting last evening.
Absent--Mossrs. Dulln, Lawrence, Vashon
and the Mayor.
Mr. Murtagh was chosen president pro
isuipors. .r .r. ...
The application Of Miss A. 8. Knowles, Of
Ohio, was received and referred.
The reports ofthe several sub. districts were
presented, and, .-a.
On motion OF Mr.. Moore, the reading Of
them was dispensed with. -.-..
Mt. Clarke, from the committee on &C.
eountsi reported a large number Of bills.
MT. Brown from the same committee, re-
ported q number OF bills, which, with those
reported By Mr.. Clarke, were approved and
ordered TO be paid.
Mr.. Brown presented the bill OF the super
intendent for travelling expenses Incurred in
visiting and examining the schools of New
York, Brooklyn, Springfield, Boston, Cleye.
land, Cincinnati, and Chicago
Also, the bill Of John A. Gray for a cola.
ton for certain visitors, amounting 10
f07.b0, ... ".....' 81. H... +
Mr.. Mcclellan did not propose to oppose
the present bin, but thought Il bad preco-
dent. ''.
Mr.. Moore reported the names OF certain
applications for teachers' positions who had
passed an examination, and recommended
that they be granted certificates. Adopted.
Also, the names Of certain teachers en-
titled to an Increase Of salaries. Report
adopted. HEH.r % rr
Tho treasurer presented several bills, which
were referred TO the committee on accounts
also his report for the quarter ending De
cember Slst, as follows
Balance from last quAtter."."....si2,2 ol %
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

Latest FROM nm LApIKs.--slnce the In
PRODUCTION OF Phalon's vltalla or Salvation
for the Hair, ladies who formerly used dyes,
are universally abandoning them. They
ilnd tho new article 30 harmless, 90 clean
and pure, so pleasant 10 the senses, and
vlthal 90 superior as a means OF renewing
the original color that they absolutely shud-
der when they think Of the ilihy stuff they
once used. # .-..H.. eos
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

A LAWYER IN A QuANDART.-Yostorda
morning q we'll known and interchangeable
member OF the Washington bar appeared Boz
fore Justice Walter and inquired whether q
Gaze was set for trial before HIS honor In
which he (the lawyer was concerned. The
Justice looked over his papers and produced
the trial docket for the day, but could not
discover the name Of young Blackstone on
any Of the papera as counsel, pro or con. Tho
Iastiee, however, Informed the lawyer that
@ Indy had called at his once q few days
ago on some business, In which legal advice
was required, and from WoSd dropped from
her lips, he felt assured thhA she desired the
services Of q lawyer, and from the descrlp,
ton Of the gentleman, 10 was possible that
she wanted Mr.. O. TO defend her. The hour
set for the appearance Of the lady was II a.
M, and the lawyer, mot knowing his client, }
after waiting until - nj, In q quadAry as TO
whether he was TO appear for the defence or
prosecution, departed for his library 10 COO.
suit the books In such Ceases made and pro,
yided."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

Sn.LEG LIQUoR WITHOUT LIoEEsH. -
johanna Waggaman, Robert Smith, John
Roshford, Daniel O'Sulllvan, CAtharine Ma
roBey, and William ?. o'ConnOT, doing busi-
ness In the eastern section OF the city, were
arFaigned before Justice Schmidt on a charge
OF selling liquor without license. The former
was dismissed, and the balance fined $50
each, upon which an appeal was taken.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

FULLY CONMITTED.-Rlehard Ross, col
ored, charged with stealing $50 from Ran
dali Bradley, eolored, was brought out be.
fore Justice Smith yesterday afternoon,
when the evidence was conclusive as 10 his
guilt, aud Ross was fully committed for
court,