Smyrna times., 1875-09-15
NOTICE. TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES

IT a meeting hCli in the ciyoT Wiir,iu.t,,, ,rc,.
w. ~; tae 1tc Board Of Fdu"atinn in uccorClanc,
%l'H u'G 'riTcHett' %: Chapter ~ section! > Of th,
Laws If pea"Hlc. passed at Dover. March ~ 1$7E
%I& '!eterAiGed upnn tie Text Books u Ec u'cd il
e i:Cv ,v' i> 3 tiC state. The + III in, ~ l~t =,
ne books adopted and tie name, of the publisher,
aj'. agents "
n...... MAr.n&Au"s.
H:"yES ~ 1s ~ triH.t,iies
,,,.,, i|,'r". G,raj,,a. apd 7lic,Do.ar'.a
Iubli'hefhy Sowcr, Potts * Co. 80 Market St pbiIa
H.r>"a@ L,il,a5c.a ,,,;-.'-'''' to@ogr.
IUb;'s :sc'l y A. =. Barnes < Co., Nc,, Torl. t,,ut
~. T.. Eiint, - Chestnut 81 Th;la
w.. SFELLEIS.
Published by J. H. Butler & ta. rbiIa
m BIOGRAPHIES
( FM"n@ F.i~o,ya1 CoE,a.4a Nca,o
,,4ubiE Nc ~ 'nFPcrthNuit s, Co. Phi.a
Published Ly j. II. imtlcr < Co.. rhi,a.
Sr'aa.x Loagano~ : .ics (ii1s;ii;,o ,f J,,,,.. ,.
q, / a2'"9' A'~s''s irgrresisr ,oala.l, Git G,.i-
Published - Harper x Brother. New YORK
HISTORIES
IIhG'fS"a% IIhG' j""i?r od Gronmaf Sr'aol Hl.',,gof he
t4N'd W'CS. GHd GCH,,di Ai.i,lB
PUbiishedby Clark \ Maynard. No. 8, Barclay ayst.NY.
NATURAL SCIENCE 49, =
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Published lh,y 4. 5. Barnes X Co.. New York.
Il rg6lis1Sd 5G 9y Gark MAYNARD No D. Barcloyst,NY
Published 4y IIaEReG \ 81 RTsl3eT roth Xey York
PGHS,n: D'atoa 4 !Scrijacr
Published by Potter. Ainsworth 4 Co., New York.
- DRAWING.
Published by G. D. Appleton & Co, New York
Q,acS,nJoy' '0' AM ME lol'lO'
Published by p; Appleton & Co., New York
H.! !C3AsTlIrTIo% s.f II !, or THE United STATES
Published by Sowcr. Potts & o.. Philadclpbia
, BOOKKEEPING.
Published 10y \. S Barnes Il Co.. New York
,oa,il nc following arc recommended for the use of
IlgCs Theory and Practice Of Tq1cb;yg
49, HtckCrsh0ms MliEod Of Tns,iuriiap
The terms on which new books arc Introduced mot
DcG generally understood, the Board has deemed if
p9I"r 20 give S'ch information in reference To il as
VIII '$SSt >Ch0oi committees and individuals in Oh.
Uhh@ books at the lowest possible cost In tbC first
paGe' pnG publ!shcTS, whose books have been adopted
VIII allow for all old books in exchange for new half
grade and kind as the old. In other words bnnl
WhIch ret9s :Or one dollar can be had for tftv cents
lliu an 0ii book Of the same kind no matter Ly
whom published. When no old bpnEs 81 rC I,se1 -
exchange new Onces can be had forty Der ccnt los
IMAM lie retl price. These conditions will continue
uI the schools are once supplied Il cr which prices
will be as heretofore. ~ i'''''
As to the best mode of making EXCHANGES and I,,.
ing DOCKS, those directly interested must decide fr
themselves whether 1t would be better for school
,!Ie d,G!InnIuees to gather up the old books and deal
individuals or committees with some neigbbnrnC
,leher 10 eject the exchange for them will no douL
PC determined by considerations of economy ana
'H "st =; erGSS OF those most deeply concerned.
D2okS should take place as rapidly as possible aS
When once i'll the schools it Wilt greatly conduct IN
tnGir euclehcy IN an educational point of view as
wen as save To the people of the State thousands of
collars, heretofore spent for heterogeneous mass of
DOCKS Catalogues containing the retail prce of mo
looks adopted, can be had on application to the pub
By orlcr qf The state board Of gIgcc'ion
y. PRATT, Secretary.