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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-16
JERRY CLEMENS,
Cor. Nam and 18th streets.

WHILE II. FRANK was in the East
ern market trade Just run after him in
order to load him down with bargains
huowing that he pays cash for his goods,
and that his Great One Price Clothing
Hail, No. 40 Twelfth street, is the head
quarters from which this great city of
nails they could be distributed. And
now in view Of the approaching cold
weather he has determined to name a
few. Best quality paper collars, cloth
face-covered buttonholes-tha havnt
got bit of wool in them, at ~
cents, retailed everywhere for % cents.
Overcoats at $3.50, made of dogs hair
and birch bark. A suit of clothes, COM
plete for $500, so heavy that it takes two
boys and mule to carry them away.
Knit undershirts or drawers at 40 cents
that will sweat the hair offa dogs back.
Black pants at Il dollar. such as YOU
never saw before. Blue Jean pants at a
dollar. warrnted TO wear, and white shirts
at sevcnty-fve cents, such a> are sold
everywhere torthrice the money. Don t
YOU believe it? Call and see, and the
above prices will be verified. Blowing
in the papers is good. ] know it. But
giving the people equivalent for their
money is a still better advertisement,
coupled with the broadeSt principle on
the face of the earth. One price to one
and all and no bantering. II. Frank,
tbs peoples cheap and fashionable cloth
Ter. n b employ no drummers.
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City CouNcI will hold Il special meet
ing this evening. sT y
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The New Base Burnor Heating Stove
for Btuminous Coal. made by Messrs.
Woodcock a Bro, at BRIDGEPORT, o., and
is sold by the timers in this city.
This stove has Annular Register, ad-
hitting air for draft, between each CRATE
bar. and door on four sides for feeding,
with perforated tin panels, thus taking IN
the air all around, thereby making per-
feet ventilRtor, and shows a beautiful
clear fire on al sides, insuring a perfect
combustion and consumption Of ali the
gases. The product being thrown
against the outside plates. The above,
combined with symmetry Of shape and
neat, ornamental design, make this very
desirable stove for halls, storerooms or
parlors. Call and examine il.
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GENTLEMEN:-I have prepared, and
herewith submit tabular reports in detail
Of the schools of the district for the month
of September. Attention is invited to the
following synopsis and statement;
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EVENING SCHOOLS.

The Committee on Teachers and
Schools recommended that the evening
schools In opened for term Of four
months. commencing Nov, I'd. The fol-
lowing resolutions, reported by tn" COM
mittre. were adopted:
Rcsolrcd, That six evening schools be
opened on Monday, November 20, 1874,
for IA term If tour months, rs follows
one school in Washington school house
for the lst and I'd wards, one school for
the eth ward. one school in Union school
house for the Sd and 4th wards, one
school in Webster school house for the
9Th and 18th wards. one school i'll RitchlH
school house and on" in the cOlor"d
school building, and that the Commits
,inncr- of the several district, be- author
izcd to employ the following number OF
teachers at the commencement of the
schools, viz: not exceeding two teacher
for Washington school, one for 9TH ward
school. three for Union school, two for
Webster school. thr"" for Richie school.
and one for the rnIorcd school; one t"
serve rs principal and the others as a>-
>istant teachers.
Resoired. That the salary Of the Princi-
pal be fixed at $40 and the assistants at
80 per month, to be- paid in n ratabIe
proportion ~ tho time they have been
actually teaching. and that the salary al
the teacher Of the colorcd evening school
be the same as last year.
ReSolrcd, That when the average en-
rollment OF pupils for each teacher in any
Of the schools shall exceed fifty. the Com
missioners ofsaid school may appoint an
additional teacher, subject tothe approval
of the Board
ResolreI. That all appointments of
teachers shah continue only during the
pleasure Of the Board.
R<solrsd, That the Sd, 4th, 9TH. 9Th.
eth, Sth and 9th resolutions, adopted
November 18th, 1873, relating to even
inr schools. and that all subsequent rcso-
lutions and rules for the government of
schools not inconsistent with the foregoing
resolutions. shall remain in force.
The salaries of the teachers in the
different departments was fixed at the
same rates a. last year, with the eNcep-
ton of the Principal of the German de-
partment, c. y. Shaier, which Was rc-
ferred TO the Committee on Salaries.
The Commissioners of Richie district
were authorized TO have necessary re-
pairs made to the furnace in their school
house.
DIR. Todd offered the following resolu-
.ion which MAS referred 10 the Commit
tee on rules and regulations:
ReSolreR. That the Committee on rules
and regulations be instructed to have 800
COPIES of the School Law Of the district,
together with the rules for the govern
ment of the Board and Of the schools,
printed for the use of members of the
Board, teachers and Others who are inter
es,ed in our public schools, and that our
Superintendent be instructed to read the
prnof sheet and correct all errors.
Adjourned
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last evening
with 81 inches in the channel.
The Mallic Ragon was late getting up
yesterday, and did not get started for
Parkersburg until after her regular
time.
The Science i, the Parker>hurg packet
this morning.
A special dispatch from Pittsburgh to
the Cincinnati Co0nsrciM says:
1t j. expected that the case of Ill
Ian rs. RecS. in which the steam patent
capstan i the bone Of contention, will
come up for argument before long.
Some of the boatmcn are predicting that
there will be no water Of any importance
until after We have had fall Of snow.
and it looks IL, if Captain Danny Nc
AlrGrs predictions Of II dry Fall would
be realized. Danny SAYS the sign Of the
fishes j. not right for wutcr.
l15y Telegraph
PITTsBuRdH. October l5.-River 2S
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
CINCINNATI, October l5.-Thr river
has been rising and falling, hut in tn"
evening it was stationary, with 8 feet g
niche, in the channel. Arriycd-kitty
Heglcr, Arkansas river.
CAIRO, October 1.-THE River
& feet and stationary, Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived-SlIvcr Thorn,
Evansville. Departed--Phil Allen,
Memphis, Mercury, $40.
LOUISVILLE, October lj.-River fall
ing with feet scant in the canal, and =
feet in Indian chute. Arrived-Burks-
vile. Evansville; Sea Gull, Portsmouth;
Ashland. Cincinnati. Dcpartcd-Ash-
and. Memphis; Burltsvill", Rock Haven;
Gr"vhounk. CascyviIlr Weather cloudy
and cool. with light rain during the day.
ST. Lofts. October l5.-Arriv"d-
Maggie, Illinois river; Belle, Memphis;
Clinton. kcukuk; Lewis. Missouri river
D"partcd-Clinton, ST. Paul; Colorado
Wick burg; Kountz and Glencoe, New
Orleans; Washington, Missouri river
Rivcrabou. stationary. Weather showery
during the day and very heavy rain to-
night.
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NOVELTY THEATRE, WAsHINGToN
HALL-Nrxt Saturday evening will be
put before the Wheeling public AN en-
tcrtainmcnt, novel in It's nature and
infringement. Mr.. Laramie promises
that all the acts, farccs, songs, dances will
be the very best that has vet ever been
put on Washington Hall stage. Some
Of the leading features will be- the Child
Wonder. Lolo Harry. in his sprciati"s of
Roman and Grecian statues, and Mr..
Alfred and Miss Teresa Sprcingcr in
German Duets, and Maud Davenport in
her choice ScriO Comic songs, Thomas
Morrc>>cv in his unrivalcd straight JIG,
McVickcr and Sullcy in their plantation
pastimr. Space comp"ls us TO omit
many Of the names and different per-
formances, and you must go and see for
Yourselves
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JUSTICES ELEcTED.-The following
are the names Of the successful candi-
dates for the office of Justice ofthe Peace
in this county elected on Tuesday; VIM
Caldwell, Madison; Joseph Tolivar and
Dennis OKecfe, Clay; Joseph Webb,
Centre; l. S. Gillespie and John q
Bellville, Webster; A. Harris, Rltehe;
David NJ. Thornburg, Triadelphla. On
" two ofthe old Justices, Caldwell ana
Thornburg, were reelected. The Ju'tl-
ces who were candidates for reelection
and were defeated are Clarkson and Char
mock, of Clay, and Mccormick, Of Cen
ire
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into one corner of the room, he observed
Lawyer Tallman sitting reading the last
edition of Allines ALARM to the Uncon-
verted," and remarked, Bill, amt this
hi? and all the reply Tallman made
was,
"shake not thy CORY locks at me,
Thou canst not say ! didit.'
We then came away thinking that the
sway of the transgressor is hard"
PERsoNAL.-We noticed our old
friend Bradley Mahana, of Baltimore,
Nd, in town yesterday. He was look
ing well and appeared chuck full of bust
ness.
A FERoC1oUs dog fight took place on
Belmont street yesterday evening. We
bet "stogie on the top dog, and lost.
The top dog had the muscle, but he
hadn't the sond. Hence, We sustained
dead loss of two cents.
The farmers say that the second crop
first This being the case it is strange
that it should sell for less per ton.
THE Republicans put plenty of red
pepper on everything they eat now,
i makes them feel hot, like they
did inst before the election.
r s, -. p;...
"T'S4s'
fnr Tho bniIding Of the hose reel. for orr
fire drnartment'
r,.i ,.,,. ,,.,,I .o,.,n :, nan. -. hand
III "a" W.T. s, .L; - nov s ~ 80 - ~
.",' t'"' H'!N III 1''s, =: .'''i ~ ~
cars
r,,,,.o. u,., cha e.o.. n.o. ,.or,
An" IN" ' .So ' n'n.r v U ni,b, batars
i Ls"' '''' III ''' '"''''' ''
'",''
WE noticed qu'te large Huantity OF
beautiful peaches IL george IL. NUN ;
yesterday.
No arrests We're made in Bellairc yes
tcrday.
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ForNp AT LAsT.-The best place for
the finest assortment of Ladies, Misses
and Children's Button Shoes in the city,
consisting of the popular makes of L. {.
Burt and K. L r. Crown Brand Shoes on
different widths of lasts. Call and eA-
anime the above before:purchasing else
where. All goods warranted. tFf
.t-I.G-a - JERRY CLEMENS.
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DASENpoRr.-The sale Of reserved
seats for Z. L. Davenport, who appears
at the Opera House on Monday night,
will commence this morning at ten
o'clock AT the box Office. Mr.. Davenport
will appear as Hamlet" and he is &C.
knowledged to he the best in the country
in Shakespeare great character.
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WHERE TO FIND PIANOS AND Or
GASs.-At l227 Market street may b.
found the largest stock Of Piano and
Organs ever offered in Wheeling, and a
finer assortment than can be found 10
any other music store in the country.
The stock includes the various style. Of
Steinway, Knabe, Chickering, HAzJeton,
Emerson, Marshal 4 Smith, and other
piano., and Mason i Hamlin, Smith
American, Wood, Estey and other Or
gsns. In stock 50 large and varied,
with prices ranging from 800 TO $500
on Pianos, and from $50 10 800 on Or
gsns. certainly no one can fail TO be
suited in the selection Of an instrument.
Terms arranged TO suit all.
ADAMS d. Lucas,
1921 Markst street.
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HELD FOR APPEARANCE u esterday
morning, Andrew Gosney, charged with
fraudulent voting, was before Squire
Chsrnock for an examination. The evil
dsnce was sufficient in the opinion ofthe
Justice, to hold,the defendant in the sum
of slO0 for his appearance before the
next term of the County Court.
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THE THOMAS CoNCERT.-For Il few
days past the music-loving people OF
Wheeling have been in II fluttcr Of cX-
pectancy, looking forward to the concert
Of Theodore Thomas Orchestra. Hanil-
tons Opera House was crowded with "
large and brilliant audience, and the pro-
gramme offered was uncXceptionaI. The
opening piece, Won Weber concert over
ture "The ruler of the Spirits, was
finely rendered and was received with ap-
plausc.
The vocalist of the evening was Miss
Emma Cranch, Il young vocalist on the
concert stage. She has remarkably
fall. rich. pure ana flexible mcZzo-so
/ pranno voice, which. considering it,
volume she manages with admirable
skill. 1t is refreshing to hear singer
with no nonsense about her Her style
and appearance are extremely modest
and unpretcntious, and had marked ct-
feet upon the audience. Her opening
| number was the aria, "PartO, ina III ben
mo-" from Mozart'S "ClcmenZa di Tito.
which she sang like an artist. Her Sec
ond number was Rossinis rather torid
"Di Tanti Palpiti," in which she dis
played very accurate and clear execution
This wa. also encored, in reply TO which
fhe sang little ballad, Come back my
only love to me, with harp acrompani-
mcnt, very sweetly.
The grand ballet music of M"ycrh""r :
Prophet" opened the second part ofthc
programme, and was thoroughly
appreciated by the audience and
applauded. Taking it altogether the con-
cert was success, and all who We're at
the Opera House to hear the music were
highly pleased with the entertainment.
We hope Theodore Thomas and his
orchestra may come this way again.
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THIS evening vt ! o'clock, at No; 90
Monroe street, Mr.. Geo. \. Wickham
will sell at auction, the largest and finest
collection of new books; embracing
Standard histories, novels, tales poems,
fine ribbons, &c, &c, ever offered in
Wheeling. This win be n rare treat for
our "book worms" The sale is I" con-
tinue every evening this week.
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GERMAN DEPARTMENT.

Number enrolled in German classes
1St ward, 4j; I'd, 40; Sd, A.; 4th, 81; 9Th
"a: 9TH, ~; eth. 81; Slh, $40; total, 49,.
Number OF German parcntage BOO; other
than German parentage, l39. Belong
inc 10 grammar Schools, 30; Division y,
81; b. 1870; c. 1913, ID, ~. Lessons lost
by absence of pupils from recitation,
35l. Amount paid to teachers OF Ger
man, 500.
The subject of vocal music has never
received that attention in the public
school, of Wheeling to which its import
ancc entities it. In fact it was never
taught H. Il science to any great extent.
A. number Of years ago special teachers OF
music were employed for time, with
profit. but since the schools were organ
lied under the present system, the subject
has had no consideration by the Board of
Education, and at the present time 1t is
paying little or no attention i'll the
schools. In other cities vocal music as II
scicnce is taught in the schools and holds
conspicuous place i'll the prescribed
course Of study; and among the standing
committees of Boards of Edu-
cation may be found Commift-
ccS on .N,lsic. have several time,
taken occasion To invite attention to the
importance of some action OH the part of
the Board. looking to the introduction
of music IL regular branch of inStruc-
ton in the schools and in one or two in
stances, if my memory be not at fault,
the matter has been referred, but as yet
there has been no report on the subject.
| would recommend that there be added
to the list of regular COMMITTEES one to be
known u, the (Untu,,tfec on Muse and
TINT said committee he instructed to re-
port. aS Il preliminary to the Introduction
of music ns Il branch to be taught in our
schools. a programme of instruction and
conr.e Of study in music, for adoption hy
the Board; and when music shall thu.
have become II part "f the school cur
riculuu, that the laid committee shall,
under prescribed regulations, have the
general direction Of this department.
The October meeting Of the Teachers
Association was held at the Fourth Ward
School Hall on Saturday last Sixty
two teachers were present and fourteen
absent. Respectfully submitted,
F. :. WILLIAMS. S,tpt.
Tho Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting to STs3.03.
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often though not always, cured by It's use.
Nothing can restore the hair where TIA"
iOlltl"s are destroyed or the glands niToph-
led and drcty"d, hut such a. remain can
be- saved bythis application and stimulated
into activity, 80 that n new growth ofhatr
Il produced. Instead Of fOuling III" hair
with pnsiy sediment, IL will keep IT
clean and vigorous. It's occasional III"
will prevent the hair from turning gray or
falling Oii,aDd consequently prevent bald
ness. The restoration Of vitality II gives
To the scalp arrests and prevents I'll" for
nation 0f dandruH, which j. often ~ un-
cicanly and offensive. Free from thpsr
deetcriOus substances which make som"
preparations dangerous and Injurious Ia
the hair, the VigOr can only benefit but
not harm II. Ifwantcd merely for HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be- found 80
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye
II does not soil white cambriC, and yet
lasts long on the hair, giving II rich,
glossy lustre, and grateful perfume.
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WALLACE SIsTERs.-The charming
and versatile Wallace Sisters and their
dramatic company, will open at the OPP
era House this evening, in John Br"ug-
hams drsmatization of Charles Dickens
"Little Dorrit." This is the first time
that the above piece has ever been pre-
sented on the boards in this city and we
expect to sec the Wallace Sisters greeted
with full house.
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ELECrIoS HArs.-At this time Of the
year almost everybody is betting hats
on one candidate or the other. The
place TO get those hats is at Harper d
Bros, on Main street. They have the
latest styles at the very lowest figures.
Call and see them.
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DIRECTORS:
THE CITY B A N K

(TndiriduGi LiG6iiRy,)
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL b.
| Siness appertaiuing to Banking.
Deals i'm Bills of Exchange, United states,
state and County Bonds, Gold Ioln, anu
Negotiable Securities, nj fair rates.
Notes and Bills of Exchange discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturerS Banks, Bankers, and others, on
all accessible points i'll the United states
and Canada.
Drafts i'm sums 10 suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns in Germa-
nv, Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits Solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
X. CRANGLE, President,
]. DALZELI., lice President,
Ii, CRANGLE CIshier. !eb.l
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POLICE CouRr.-There were five cases
dismissed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning.
James Hannah and Joseph Nader,
charged with disorderly conduct at Me-
Mansways saloon, were each fined ten
dollars and costs. They both paid.
Benjamin Davies was assessed five dol
lars and costs for disoderly conduct, which
he paid.
Jimmy johnson No. ,, charged with
drunkenness, was fined twenty dollars
and costs, but execution was suspended
on condition he would leave the city.
Adam Calvert, for drunkenness, paid Il
fine of five dollars and costs.
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IxCoRpoRATRp.-UnionH sllsssocistion,
Martins Ferry, Belmont county, $685.
600 capital stock in $50 shares. j. VI.
Lytle and four Others incorporstors.
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EVANSVILLE, October 15.-Weather
cloudy with light rain. River falling
slowly. No arrivals or departures except
regular packets. The Shippers Own got
off 10 Cincinnati with good trip. Bust
ness very light.
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.EHER PrASo Yr1oErors

THE WEBER PIASo VIToEIoUs-
The Weber Piano has just received the
fret premium over all competitors at the
Cincinnati Exposition, the committee
deciding that for deapth, power, sweet
Ress, brihiancy, perfect equality Of tone
and elasticity Of touch, it has no equal.
VIM. II. Sheib, .ole agent.
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COUNTY CouRT.-This court met at
the usual hoar yesterday morning, Judge
Cranmer on the bench.
In the case of Richard Straw and X.
w, Steadman ~. W. d. Sawcll, the mo-
ton to dissolve the injunction awarded III
the cause at former day of the term,
was sustained and the injunction dis
solved.
In the case of the Wheeling Library
Association rs. o. G. Bray, the motion for
new trial was ovcrruled and Judgment
on verdict entered up.
In the case of the Wheeling Library
Association rs. &. r. Lcasure, the motion
for new trial was overruled and judy
ment on verdict entered up.
In the case of Virginia Lanhfit, exc
cutrix, as. James E. Morrow, on motion
of the plaintiff, judgment was set aside
and new trial granted and cause re-
manded to rules.
The Court adjourned until next term.
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THERE is hope for the young man
who chcwS caraway. No matter to what
position he aspires nc will snck seed.
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MvsIcAL.-We learn from our m,rsir-
al friends that more will be done in their
line this winter than has been for several
winters past.
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MxRINos, Cashmeres, Serges in Nsvy
Blue. Pruen, Plum and Garnet, are
prominent in Geo. r. Taylor X Co.'S
Dry Goods department
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Index to New Advertisements q

Jacklevs Great Vienna Circus.
The New Hymnal-John II. Heiskcll.
hamilton Opera House.
Cigar Makers Wanted.
China-Paull e. Winship.
City Groccry--John Fitzpatrick.
Brussels and Ingram Carpet,-G. Men
del, Booth d Go.
The Presbyterian Administration
Bros. y 81
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ALL the BARRIERS charged the Republic
cans twenty cents for shave yesterday,
on account OF their elongated faces.
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THE uncertainty "fthc result ofthe Con-
rrc>sional election made on both sides
feel shaky.
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THIEvING is going on prosPerously in
the rural districts. Chickens and vege-
tables are the objective points.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R,

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
Ia -
an AND AFTER MAY 3lst 1874, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except Sunday,) as fol-
lows. viz: -
ACCoM'o FAT LIE ACCoM'o.
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CANELs Hair Mattelsssi, the new
fabric for ladies suits can be found al
Geo. r. Taylor & Co.'S.
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THOSE disposed to bet held on to their
pocket books yesterday, waiting for the
official returns.
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The boys don't 'enthuse' as much
over the prospect of Il circus, as they do
early in the season.
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The amount paid ior instruction in our
public schools the past month, eighteen
school DAYS, was SS.S3S.
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Two hundred copies new Presbyterian
Hymnal just received by Jno. W. Hsis-
kell. 90 Twelfth street.
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Tickets To all principle points in the
East and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
AT the station at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
iun5 General Passenger & Ticket Agent.