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E,rrp rRoougr.-Therc Is 10 more healthful or
delightful exercise than game Of croquet. With
the advent of warm weather, when TO escape from
the heated walls and confined atmosphere OF tue
house aud breathe the pure fresh air Is desirable, no.
thing cut be more exlilarating than tis no" iasa'
ionable and Interesting game. Those! who have .
set should use them; those who have not, can niia
them In variety of styles ut J. T. ELLfsoSs'
Ill2 Main street.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-What is more refreshing .os
day than strawberries and cream. P1zZfSt s tFy1nS
to supply the rush on him for these Iuxur!es. 1s
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I'VE have now had our WILLCox& GIBBS ion8
enough 10 test it thoroughly; and we ma u eSoss
respect all that could be desired. We nave aiso useo
Wheeler Il Wilson and other tock-sfftch iuaenieIs
and 1t is the ulanimous opinion OF the housenoa i
that the WILCOX & GIBBS Is the best."-Rer. j. y.
HoIDe, Brooklyn, " y @@- @e
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You can get any kind OF floral design suitable for
the graves at Hollywood by Leaving an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

FIELD cRoqrET in variety OF styles and 81 seaA
sonablc prices from j. T. ELLYsoy, Ill2 Main street.
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EL}lS!C& OF IRE RtGlSTRaTIOS LlsTs,-ThC
- ul registration will be open in the
-.' !.A precincts Of this city to-day for such
E.vctions. additions, and other changes ;,S
'"i be suggested. in accordance with law.
''''"ns who have attained the age of twen-
s-."'' or h'"n naturalizTd sinrr last Octo-
'r. WHO have changed their hlare Of resi-
D." See hrm one ward or from ont precinct TO
""ta'r during the same period, and persons
1 itFr '7inoNcd from the country to the
= VIII be expected to sec that their names
d" enrolled among the voters ot the pre-
'd'"t III which they now reside. This op
'"Flanlty viii be afforded for only two days
-'I'y and Tomorrow
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o"EEC0ME ~ WHsKEY.--A drunken dri-
'"r ir!l from his seat on q hack last Sunday
''tuEDoon, on Broad street, Church Hill. The
aiiair attracted some attention, which soon,
ho"c>er, died out. No damage done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

How TO GET CooL,-Drop In at PIzzINI,S ana
take refreshing draught OF iceburg soda-water.
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vouth In GaIe,a, H., got from second story %
tho street BY the simple process Of settin arp 10
kep OF powder. We susgest that ny go W - W.
SPENCE l. SoS's aud buy new sui' o' gov -
HIS old ones must be used up.
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REL1G1oUs.--Rev. William S. PlumDer,
d. D., will preach in the Third Presbyterian
church Church HilD this evening at 81
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-..'a@ UT EiRE.--The alarm Of fire
..na.. uu,u hex SO. :, l,,t. night about !
... -: >;,;>c,! b, tile hilsniiig III Il foul
alrr oi the irick building on Mayo
next Gocr 10 the Synagogue. The
i 81" department turned out damage slight.
q a!nm should have been given from box
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at PIzzISrs.

WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL BUr.--Fiye foHars
,v huy linen coat, gau1e shirts, Rcck-ties socks
and lot Of othcr tiings, 1t Z. b. srsScE &sos's,
,,, Main street. 's u 5&aa" SaS-5fssFs EsS US
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I'm WAY OF TIE TRASsGREssoK is HARD.
linn Henry Thomas (colorcd) was before the
'pIi.c Justice Yesterday morning charged
1jth cpncealing himself in the store OIL Ste
Ilcn Ma.un with intent to commit larceny.
lsoinp, had been previously sent to the
r'u,"ntGul lor i've years for burglary, anu
49, hired out by the Governor under act oi
i~>rmhN TO wc"k Oh the Chesapeake and
"iio railroad. While III the West he escaped
nd c,'ulc to this city, was arrested for some
"h"nce, and sent TO Jail and chain-sitng tof
MY DAYS. He had been out OF Jail bus TWO
Week. Wien be was again arrested on The
cnarse stated above, for which offence be
'."s sent 10 Jail and chain-%anG i"r SlH
- NE.
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GENUINE MACINAw HATS Just rccelVeo III l.
WEIsIGER'S, l2GI Main street. --ss..e-a.,, s..less
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C. Mortimer Whiskey y the nan'sol 1rss iaa.
sical composer. 4. b. srEsck = ~, f.e ~r s
celebrated Richmond clothes-maKes.
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When the ladies 60 QUE shopping, they must not
forget that It is very fashionable TO Gall
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GOING OFF LIKE Hot CAKEs-Those seventy.
iye-cent guuze shirts ut Z. BsfEScE6 sos's' 1875
Main street. ,-f - =. : ss-s7t' s''@.f -
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-. KIT Enny Ful-ND II TIE CA~tI.-
90 ~H"d1, morning william Il. Mckinney.
. tN"!N'. Years OF ng", while wading in
v.u! !; The ~rs cntl-Strect bridge. the
81: l4|!u@ h,cn drawn oil. IS is customary
&. @Nr!"%'" >uHt!ay>, found Decket-book
~ "!uI. lis coHienls consisted Of Il
* tnh"d states Accident Insurance
.-..~, III rnrec ycars' duration, and
.1r - tho'uaDd dollars; check for tive
.,-apli dollars, aIit %iat apHparrd to h,
...' ~ an4-dQllai .ol n'"c,>, The chccl:
t:,wu b. Peters L Bcnoi,t, OF Wash.
.-.loa. y. e.. upon the First National Bank
&. q cilH, ond: was 'M;yahIe TO William T.
'rH e" '..~s;'r re ,mte. except the
...6 ia. p,mhcr wac III. The eight
..'.ra Of meta! proved. upon examination by
.f' Van X Go. - hr b,a"s Oh size >ltl;, wert
"crr, 'C"mp. :. Marke" and "ln
t'a'" t"rtitudo." with the head Of the god.
.'., D." l'.,!'N: un tic reverse, "Compos
.. f. nIkr.'
) -,I'i,nan who In: been employed in
80. '"a'~'wc b,Dar.mcnt at Washington
'..-" 'o;u, are identical in appearance
'"I '.-.>@ U>"i by .:lave:tradci;s in dealing
- 49," !@rr!f',,t iaiiNc:> ON the coast OF
!n,'v arc not issued by any Govern
3, ".a. az: lot near enough like in,
'..t'"''.I ru:@ II he called eolrterlcitS.
.o>"I&ucr >"mpany named III the policy
. I'D III The io'ckct-book is located at Syr;s-
80. \. \. Th" policy is signed by the
-" :"i' aud secretary but the name Of :!lc
:. .,' !" no' EEirnn: Whether the pocket
!, '"H -, Et'E -. : G., Il man now drowned.
.' ':3.turr !! VA thrown overheard by Il
s'. or chopped ly nm honest man, is :,
s..'~l:.l fer III" police to solve.
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How TO KEEP L.-Eat Przzrsi's refreshing
ice-cream. .s5f&i i- s9!st.e r-&EssF.sl .sysR sss
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Gentlemen who are suffering FROM hi-atssns 2
clothes should go 20 E. B. SPENCE : SONS ana ny
one of his e1pests at cutting Eli suafainseeec
priccs moderate. -. j. :, i
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GENUINE MAcISAw HATS Jus. received at T.
wEfs,nRp,s l10l Main street. t .s.rs tn4.sas
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CoLoRED ;UsDAy-SCHooL uNIos.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Coloed Sab.
bath-School Union was held at the Baptist
church in Manchester on Sunday afternoon.
1t was opened by singing Maitland" read,
ing of the 24th Psalm by Rev. DR.. Cory, and
prayer by Rev. Anthony Binsa, pastor Of the
church.
Reports from the several schools were read
showing the following average attendance:
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Iccburg soda-water at PIzZISI's,.
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The RELIGIOUS HERAf.psis ti,c organ Of seacoo
Raptists-a good advertising medium. 80 49,
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DrrcurR,s LIcurSiSa FLY-klLIEn sweeps
them or and clears the house speedily Tss IT. So.d
by deslsers eyer3 sshercs Ess
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Advertise in the RELIe.ous HERALD

Tie RELIGIOUS HERALp Is read In every hcsta-
borhood in the South. s,< !
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the appropriation made by an ordinance Of
the Council, passed 18th September, 1870,
entitled an ordinance concerning school
bufldings.'"
Rejected.
BY Mr. Scott, of jefferson Ward: Petition
of sundry citizens Of Church Hill complain
ing of the want of water on Church Hill,
and asking that their water rents bereduced
or remitted. Referred to the Committee on
Water.
BY Dir. Higgins: Invitation of the Sisters
In charge of st. Joseph Orphan Asylum to
the Council to visit that institution on Thurs
day afternoon. Accepted, and the thanks OF
Council returned. ..
By 1Ir. Whitlock: A resolution requesting
the Superintendent of Water Works to re-
port to the Council what progress is being
made in the work Of supplying Church Hill
with water, and when the increased supply
of water will likely be available to the citi-
zens Of that locality. Agreed to.
Adjourned at IL :I5 Hs..-.
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TAIE 'Tr9ENrS At THE UNIVERSITY The
. G!'y Of the University of Virginia an
."''i."" that they are ready to receive appli-
-.i - ivr state students from certain sena.
''Ni districts Of the State. The appoint
""', viii net be made until the 90,
.c - ~'sh "
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3snt~nsD. The Richmond, FredcrlckS-
: snd Potomac Railroad Company an
.'lc. That the delot at Aqua Creek has
"'" abolished. and that GuaEtico is substi-
.. /.
i"E MILLER WILL CASi.-I'hc authorities
= Tie county Of AlbcEmrlt, lave determined
'pp,1l from the decision OF the Circuit
'.'F. d! this city in the famous Miller will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

The amount reported By the Engineer
being s29OoI .es thus by one estimate,
based upon the highest prices, SHOWING nne
nearly 1000, and in the other nearly so,oo.
below the amount charged to this account
by the City Engineer. ,,.
The information obtained by the commlt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

Iee-crear, and cake Mt PIzzrsI's.
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On. sne works 10 be indispensable at present.
They ask the immediate action of the Cn,,n.
cit on that portion of The report. 'rhe com
hnttee recommend the refundipg Of mn
rent i"'Niii' 'ot WAFER
:, oh the resolution of Mr.. w, q. Freeman
afforded. NV ie'i'' e''h DC
Adopted.
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tee was given by practical men, who are con-
ducting business for themselves: and unless
there are some expenditures unrevealed in
the Engineers report which will explain the
discrepancy, your committee think it is
evident that the city pays g 900 or $4,000 per
annum for the work done by the city carts,
and they recommend that the Committee on
streets examine into the matter with view
70 correcting the management of this portion
Oh Their expenditures, ifpossible."
The report was adopted
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Mr.. Bargamn, from the Committee vI
Water, submitted report from that COM
lnittee. The report states that sometime
since the committee submitted report OF
the superintendent of the Water Works 1or
the improvement III the Works ard ali eX.
tension of large pipes in the city, which re-
,r,rt was laid Oh The desks of the members OF
the Council. The committee have examined
the plan proposed in all its details, ana De
lieye il to be the best-the economy 0l IL con-
sidered-that has been proposed. While the
committee see the absolute necessity for some
imnroyement to the works, they are not dis
nosed to press their opinions of the merits OF
their plan if, in the wisdom Of the Council, any
hatter can be suggested. The committee
reuort two large pumps and four small ones
If the works. The two large ones iurnlsl
,bout one-half of the water used Ill Tue etty
I'm case of a serious accident 10 one VI Ii.
m,,nns which would prevent its WORKING !!
would leave the city without even It's piesen'
s,pr,ly of water for some time. AS .ncit
will have to be pump with turblne "uee
to drive it (as proposed) with any pan Una.
might be adopted, the committee recon'
mend to the Counci! to instruct the COLI
mittee to make such arrangements as
NAV be necessary TO secure puHl
with the wheel pipes, alterations &c
the pun1p-house, &C., as required by the
plau. The estimates made for the Whoif
work were ample to huye completed it at thu
time it was made, but the large advance II
iron since (of which large portion OF TN
work consists noiild increase the cost 10 soin'
av,ent. how much they are not prepared u
s,.,te nj present but as it would require ne
's.enn one and two years to complete tn
work. Il would be unnecessary to conlfac
for r' the pines for some time, except 80 mncl
as ' world be required for the pump main, oe
Viewing nm increase of the pumping power o
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The lowest is as follows:
fceoiiis ,.s iva ,nor diem' ......... &s,450 90
Sh0elng lore. LII % i"''>' . 400 90
slo yer ,,rs annu a. IN ann fays ,....... 5000 10
Renai,s of twenty carts Mt &i each per am an ~
n,,m m,,.................... .......'.;; '...'... w
Twenty-elght oti'efs' "I " f s.aOo 90
dYyS. !. IN
TO Which add ward managers, us reporIsu, 9es 40
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THE WEATHER..

vi
WAsHIEGTON, ID. O., Oct. :, 1872 III SIN I
SYNOPSIS POR PAST TwgNTY-PoU HOURS
Inc low barometer on the lower lakes has moved
eastward TO western New England New York
Win threatening weather and heavy rains on
the lakes and in western and northern Penn
sylyania in which latter sections they still pre-
vail. Continued southerly to easteriy winds
in the Atlantic states from Maine TO South Car
DINA, with generally cloudy weather. On the
gulf northerly to easterly winds and partly
cloudy weather. Clearing and cool leather in
the upper mississippi valley and on the upper
lakes, extending, with fOgs, to the lower Missis-
siIpi and Ohio valleys and Tennessee.
PRoBABlLITIHs.-FOr the lower lakes till
noon, continued heavy rains, with northerIy to
westerly winds, extending southeastward, with
clearing and cooler weather during the dav over
the middle states, and to- night over western and
southern New England. In the south Atlantic
and gulf light southerly winds, veering TO
northerly and westerly, with partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain on the latter In
the Mississippi valley and eastward over the
Ohio valley, and thence to Tennessee, clearing
and cooler weather and northcrly to westerly
winds. The telegraph has failed to transmit ali
reports from west of the Mississippi river from
southwest.
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Government Securities.
jay Cooke a Co fnrniah tina fnllou1nx
Markets To-day,

BAIIIMoRr, Get West yirC:nia's Is: yir
bId e Guy
BALIINoRE, Get lection firm; low middlinrs
lSSaie4- Flour dull and uHcharCed: low Grad :
scarce AID wanted. Wheat dali AVID lower. TOR me
Gun quality ma on t. fair red, : 50a $40 Corn
Gull ana lower for southern; vhte southern 67a75.
yellow southern 65s69 mix ed western ia the eleva
tor, Oats bfm: u'hern, 43li5; western mix ed,
i-si5i do. white Has. Rye qniet, 75aS1. Provis
ions quiet Mess pork Sls1.. Bulk meats, nothing
o. ng1shonlders, 7s1 "a rio sides. l04 ,i0z clear
rit sides, IU1salUsI. EscOn-*air jobbIng demand:
- on ders, oza513; rib sides l1s: clear rib sizes.
Hs4i sugar cured hans els22 Lard, 81 - W.T.
Ky nominal sSsl1s
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-stocks strong. II -ney easier,
Z Gold heavy, l3is. Exchange. lone ~ shOrt 81
GoverEments quiet ard steady. virginia 6's, a.
new. F. North Carolina ,. 81; new, l8
bEw YORK. Oct. 7.-FlOUr dull and declining
" heB: dull and heavy. Corn dali aud nominal
LONDON, Oct. II 30 .. m.COu=ois opened At O. 4
tr N 7ney, and 93ss fOT account Bonds of 1855 I'D
gag 1907 ga; 10 s0's $: fves S9H Erie 3llf
FRANKFORT, Oct. bonds o 3 Cor she issue o;
PARIS, Oct. 7-Rentes hS francs p ca- tirnas
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NRkND OPENING

The assortment of goods which we enabled to
offer you, as well the remarkable che pness and
excellent quality Of the same, will strike you with
urprise;snd though goods generally have advanced
we still offer you
Your pair super stout British Half Hose for al
Three pair best quality ditto for 81.
Three pair Ladies Iron Frame Hose, 81.
Three pair extra long Children S Faacy Hose. 81
u ROM par Gents superior quality German Linen
Three Ladies extra ane Hemstitched Liz en- Hand
kerchiefs for 81
Cne splendid French Corset, IS bones, for 81.
B+outifal Blsok Lace Fichu for 81.
Nandiope set Lace Sleeves and Collar, 81.
Gloves in all cOlors, Of own importation, at
per pair.
Cent? excellent Kid, Castor, and Dogskin Gloves
at ST.
Ladies Meriro Vests. nice goods, at 81.
Ladies Gsrments, good quality, at 81.
81 each
Beautiful assortment of Lace Tides, A. 8, 2 OF one
for 81
seits Of Table Mats, Knife Boxes, swiss Carved
Goods, Fancy Flower pots, Vases, Card Receivers
BCquet Holders, &c, DC.
Knives, selts OF Table Cutlery, Pocket knives,
haZcrs, Russia Leather Wallets, and thousand
other articles, ell at 81.
Real Whitby and Rubber Sets and Bracelets,
Chatel air es fine Gilt and Turkish Jewelry, Fine
Our so GENT and our 25 CENT DEPART
MENTS, in the rear Of the store contain beautiful
ard varied assortment of goods, all worth than
they sold for; and only thing will puzzle you
snd tha; Is, how Siiverberg manages to get them
w. Well, If you Will call, he III tell you all about it,
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AND OOuKHCIAL.

NEW YORK, Oct. THE stock and monev
markets are very unsettled. The disposition to
corner short stocks has been met with free
the action of the Secretary of the Treasury AN 4
the announcement that several millions will bs
put upon the market here apparently Impaired
more ease. AT this hour money Is easy at per
cent: currency to I per cent. gold. Govern
ments are quiet and steady. Gold is heavy at
quiet and steady.
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Largest Circulation In the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY.
The Elections Tomorrow.
MONDA October q, 1877

Tomorrow comes the tug of the October cleo
lions in the great states OF Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana. In 1865 it was conceded in ad-
vance by both parties that the result of the
October elections in these three states woul
decide the national result in November. This
year the conditions are somewhat different
because While the loss OF two OF these states viii
he recognized by the Greeley party as fatal TO
their hopcs in November, the republican party
in view Of ferce local dissensOns in at least ore
Of the states, and also OF the fact that the
straight-Out democratic disafFection 10 Greeley
viii manifest itself mainly in November, will
lot acCeI as decisive failure to carry two OF
the three ia October. A heavy majority against
them, IL al three Oftbe states to- morrow, will Of
course be settling the question, bat should the
republicans, iO- instance carry Ohio, and make
a drawn game in Pennsylvania and Indiana,
they vii buckle on their armOr for a desperate
fight for the possession OF The field IN November
As was TIE case before the September elections,
both Parties express uEbOunded confidence of
victory. Then, the results showed that the con-
fttDce Cf the republicans was well founded,
while thst Of their opponents seems to have
been based on rOse-colored hopes rather than
or any sound data, or good judgment. There is
10 good reason TO doubt that the republican es-
Inmates now are as sound and carefully made as
they we're for the September elections and
there is 10 reason why more confidence should
be placed IN the liberal estimates than then
DiscoUntIng, then, the local dsaffections in
Pennsylvania, the divisions among the Germans
in Ohio, and the close division of parties in In
diana, it seems not out OF bounds to expect that
the republicans will carry Pennsylvania to-
morrow by not less than fifteen thousand ma
jority on the test-questiOn of Judge of the Su-
preme Court and Congressman at large (electing
HaItranft at the same time by a fair majorlty;)
and that they will carry Ohio by at least
twelve thousand majority, and Indiana by from
two to three thousand majority.
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II has been noted that Mr.. ". e.. Ordway who
Ut dertakes to NEEDLE so cOnspicuously in our
local politics. has heretofore failed to register
and vote in this District. IL would be a m after
Of interest 10 know IL his name appears on the
present registration.
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Those noble brothers, Messrs. Ordway and lie
Barnes, are not happy over the withdrawal of
Boswell. They call him a traitor aud various
other harsh names; all of which indicates that
they had some special chestnuts to pull out of
the fire through Boswell's candidacy.
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1t locks row as if the republicans would carry
this District Tomorrow by from five to six
thousand majority, electing Chapman by that
majority, and electing republican delegates to
the legislature from every district.
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On the subject of the heating and ventilation
of sehcOl-ToOms, a writer in the Chicago Tribune
notes the fact that the pupils of the public
schools where the buildings are heated By steam
begin TO safer from nose bleed and headaches
as sOCn a. the cool weather requires the fires to
be put on. though during the months that ar
tificial heat is not required the pupils have
been free from these attacks. The deduction
is that either the ventilation is bad or that more
moisture is required in the air.
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Ard Mr.. Hine is not happy over the with
drawai CT Boswell. In fact he admits as much
in pensive letter in answer to Mr.. lie Barnes
who asks him to mingle tears over the treachery
OF Boswell. Treachery to whomG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-07

The Potriot is not happy over the withdrawal
OF Boswell. IL Is singular that a sound demo-
cratic paper like the Patriot shOuld take such
warm personal interest in the coarse of a "regu.
lar republican candidate" We must suspect
that bis withdrawal is somehow a deep dIsap-
PointneIt TO the democracy.