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AN ABANDONED NACHT-The attention
81 . STAR reporter, who went down on the
steamer Sue to Point Lookout on SATURDAY
night was yesterday called 10 a large Yacht
named the Josephine. of Alexandra. lying
AZ The IOsut Lookout wharf. She was
brought down there I'm a damaged condition
by man who said he came from Wicomico
rlyer- but whose explanation OF his business
Was CO.. slUeIeu very unsatisfactory. At noon
yeSteu'ay the yacht was flied with water
and was rapidly going 20 pieces and the man
I2j DISAPPEARED. II was supposed by many
that e stole the yacht from Alexandria and
her ashore.
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VALUABLE MARE STOLEN.-Last night
the stable of Col c. NJ. Alexander, near the
corner OF 9th and q streets. was entered by
some party or parties unknown. and Col
"A 8 fire sorrel roam trOtting mare. which he
valued at $1,000, was stolen, together with a
IUll set of harness
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

IFt volumes.
queen Mary; a Drama. By Tennysou.
Summer Parish. BY Henry Ward Reecher
Hymual aud Csnticles. with Music Goodrich
ne Abbe 1isTane, Candidate for the Pap4l Chair
Hagg
The Green Gate. From the German. BY Mr.
Wister. For sale by
WI. BALLANTYNE.
JeJVu 42s seventh street.
NEW BOOKS -Wrights Principle, or Basis 81
English Gypsy Songs, by Leland, Palmer &
.. ---.. tl
Krasins II ndiyine Comedy aud other Poems Is
hhNshsn. John DerrleI ! Is
nplts ne rrsLch Al Home 81
ollaIC LhuI super 80
souite w the anthor of Ners-................. 81
Iennyson Queen Mary ............... l 80
spender 5 Jocelynis nistake.........,. -, IS
kingston Oliphants Duke and the schotar..., o.
DalN IN Descent of Msn. New edition..--. Oh
All the popular land books of Travel for Ameri-
can and Foreign tours.
large lot Novels reduced to 25 cents at
S0LOMONS a. CHAPMaN,S
Agents Lawrence a" Pure Linen" Papers
le5u-r gil Pennsyiyania avrnua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-12

FLETCHER'S PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention of the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
& Pearson, Y. NJ. G. A. Building, sole agents
and manufacturers for the District Of Co
lumbia. os eoo.
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This Summer Resort, situstad six mile.
from Blue Ridge Station, Western MARYLAND Rail-
road, I'VE miles from Ermittsburg, Nd, twelve
miles from Gettysburg, Pa, u uusu-paz~aa fl-
health. For particulars address the pr6pri.tor AZ
Fountain Dale, Adams county. Pa
!el4-eCim' FRED MCINTYRE Pr-p-i-.,r
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REOPENISG OF FLETCHER M. F)
.HAPEL-The neat little frame building at
the eOrntr OF 4ln street and New York ave
nue.. has recently undergone extensive i'm
DrOyemeDt, and yesterday - was reOpanei
The chapel naS seating for two hundred per
sons. Yesterday morning at the Opening
exercises. Rev W. II. LaDy, the vastOr
offered prayer. after which Rev j. J. Lar
gent preached from the 18Th and lith verses
OF The Second Epistle OF ST. Peter, and COL
lection was taken up In the evening, DIR.
Mcka-e, OF the Troy conference New York
delivered sermon upon the holy spirit.
The mon beTShip at present is about fifty
persons The sabbath school attached To
the church contains fIOm sixty to seventy
five scholars and fIfteen teachers
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales @
1872 were e219 $50. I-f2-a wt
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FOB Moth Patches, 4 rockies and Tan. asr
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t Is reliable. For Pimples on the
Pe'ry's Improved C0ne6ione Ossd Pr,ple Rem
ecU, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
b. c. Perry, - Bond street. New York. 56.1:
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SUIT AGAINST AN Ex-QUARTERMATER's
BONDSMEN.-The United States District At
tOrDey has begun a suit in the United States
District Court against the official bond of
Henry s. Robinson, formerly an army quar-
termaster, to recover $50 900, which, IL is
charged. the defendant was short in his ac-
counts when settling with the government.
The sureties on the bond are Messrs. A. 8.
Woodward, of Buffalo, and Bernard Nord-
heimer, Of Californis.-N Y. Herald, Itch.
The AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM reached
Gla-eow, Scotland, Saturday morning and
after a visit to Loeb LomOnd and other lakes
arrived I'm Edinburgh at night. They were
received by Mr. Robson, the United States
consul. Yesterday the team gave a formal
farewell to their referee, Col. Mitchell, vino
sails this week for New York. They will re-
main in Scotland until Wednesday when
they Will proceed to England to participate
in the shooting at Wimbledon.
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PLCCKY WoMAN.-Mrs. Gushing, wife
or Deputy Sheriff III. G.. Gushing. of Lowell,
Mass. whose house was entered by a burglar
Tuesday, has claim for being considered a
pretty courageous woman. She was engaged
in conversation when some one was heard
going up stairs, and, taking a knife in her
hand, she started to follow. On looking from
the bottom of the stairs, she saw q man at
the top of them, Ofwhom she demanded what
he wanted. He made an evaSive answer
when she commanded him to come down
telling him at the same time that she would
stab him If he attempted to touch her. The
fellow jumped over the stair-railiug, ran
through the hall, and jumped out of a rear
window. He was closely pursued by both
ladies, who screamed for assistance at the
top OF their voices, and soon a crowd of boys
and others gathered and joined in the pursuit.
To avoid them he ran into barn, where he
was held at bay by the crowd until Officer
Crowley arrived and took him into custody.
He gave his name as John Lewis, vender of
hair oils and restOratives. He had been seen
loafng around about the vicinity for some
days, and has been known to make attempts
10 enter other houses in the vicinity.
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"A FRAIL CLERGYMAN STEPS Down AND
OUT.-A Nashville (Tenn) telegram saws:
A commission appointed by Bishop Nc
Iyeier, of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. has been sitting at Murfrees boro' for
the past TWO days investigating the minis
terlal misconduct of the Rev. j. w. Hammer
sr., presiding elder of that district. He adj
United sending an anonymous letter to re-
spectacle young lady, named Paralee NaiIOr,
conveying the idea of q desire for closer
intimacy, and referring to the seventh chap
ter of the Songs OF Solomon and the second
verse of the eighth chapter. The letter was
enclosed in an envelope with letter-head
Southern Methodist Publishing HouSe,
Her brother, thinking IL related to a matter
OF business, opened it and read its contents
The commission completely indicated the
character of Miss Nailor. Hammer is sixty
hVe years of age, gray headed, has served in
Inc ministry forty years, and was one of the
most prominent as well as the most elO-
Guent in the church. The matter creates a
great deal of excitement throughout the
State. The committee found that the m
duct OF Rev. j. w. Hammer, ST., in this affair
observes the formal verdict that he is
guilty of immortality in writing a letter to q
yourg lady. dated June %, apparently de-
signed to corrupt her and to seduce her from
the path OF virtue, and cOuched in terms in
timating readiness to be instrumental in
her ruin" Whereupon the bishop pro-
nounced the suspension of John w. Hammer
ST, from the ministerial office until the next
session OF the Tennessee annual conference
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Two NOTNC GIRLS KILLED BY LIGHT
NING.-DuTiEg the prevalence of a thunter
storm on the 9Th instant. Miss LEILA Hebb
aud Miss Cecil Keihart, two beautiful girls,
aged respectively Il and - years. were in
StaEtly killed by Lightning near Great Mills
~ Mary,s county. Mary land. The light
ming penetrated the head ~ the latter. lace
rating her person in "a shocking manner, and
The former being near by was killed by the
shock They were grand daughters OF Rev
W. III. Mitchell, OF the L. F.. Church, former
~ OF St Nary's county, but more recently
OF ElktOn, Nd, and were both buried to-
gether at Poplar Church cemetery, in the
nsiEhhorhoOd Of tie place. The sad occur
renee has cast a gloom over the neighbor-
hood, as both were greatly beloved.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by
Inspector PlOWman as follows: Miss r
Fright, n twO-StOry and cellar store. on the
south side of q street. between eth and sth
southwest; 5000. Mrs. BUckIy. three-stnry
store and dwelling, 3 by 81 feet, on the east
side of 2iSt street between r and r north
west. $500. Job Black. a twO-storv frame
dwelling. on the south side Of New York av-
enue, between 2lSt and odd streets north west
isaac :. HCilidge, q twO-StOTy and basement
bTlcE dwelling with stable In rear on the
nOrth side OF Z street, between 4th and 5th
northwest, $500. =. III. Cabin. a brick
dwelling. on the west side OF 18th street b..
tween l. u. and Massachusetts avenue; S3O1
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Germs, Vascular Excrescences
bunions, lngr0Wlng Nails, &c, successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment. S35 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
q. m. TO p. m. Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to
press or business during Office hours Dir.
dences, except after p. ma.
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4 SURF BATHING.

Access Per Potomac steamers. Fancy and Mas
Guersde Balls during the season. For circuiaFs.
roc me-, &c, address yAS r MILBURS q RRO
Point Lookout. ~ Mary's Co, Md Ie2l I'm
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oCkroS HOTEL.

4s.sszl CAPE MAY,NJ
Opens June goth, ls7s.
CHARLES Duffy.
cor Conticontal Hotel, Philaarlphia.,
geSo ini prprriafof
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
NaIy Work Market.

NEW YORK, September lS.-Flour-
Limited demand and unchanged IN
prices; receipts $1,000 barrels. W heat
Lower; receipts l77OOO bushels; No. .
Chicago spring ST. 1891 "a; No. =
Northwestern 81 25@l u; Milwaukee
81 23Gl %; amber, new and old 81 a
6l43. Rye-Flrm at 90G30c. Barley
and Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Heavy and lower; receipts 10000
bushels; western mixed, steam, 7OG74;
sail. 746 75c. Oats-Heavv and lower;
receipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed
old 54@57c; white 48tl57c. Hay-Steady
at So. Cotton-Firm ut l4@ ic;futures
closed steady; September Is l7-32c;
October IS 3 32a l3!c; November he;
December 13GGl3 Lac; January II 9-32
@l3 5-lGc; March l3lc; April l3 Ills
ml3 23-32c. Manufactured Copper
Steady. Ingot uke-Dull. Iron
Scotch pig, dull at $&O@3l!i American,
firm at SCOOPS; Russia sheeting 1890
l33rts in gold. Nmls-Cut; 8 ljG3 20;
clinch 81 75Cl5 Is; horse shoe No. s, ~
@2Gc Cofec-Firm at l8I@2O4c. Su.
gar-Quict; fair to good refining Rose
prime 6IGlS 9-lGc. Molasses and Rice
Firm Petroleum-Lcss active; crude
GiMGsc; refined Is. Turpentine-3l! &c.
Eggs-Firm at 2l!@22c Pork-Firmeri
at $2l@2l Is. Bce:-Urchanged
Cut Mcats-Dull; middles quiet; long
clear city l2lc. Lard-Firmer Mt l3sc.
Butter, Cheese and Lcather-uuchanS
ed. Woo!-Pulled 27@4Gc. Whisky
81 LIZ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September lS.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged. Whcat-Active
and lower; No Chicago spring 81 ID;
No. > 81 o. spot; 81 o.! bid seller Octo-
Der; 81 074Gil Os seller Noyembcri No.
3 SOC; rejected S6!c. CONFIRM; No.
: Zoe spot; 57Ic seller October j2!c bid
seller Novcs Der; SOC seller year. reject
cl j7m57!c. Oa.s-Firmi No. , $7c
spot; l2c seller September; Bic seller
year. Barlcy-Activc; 81 II spoti 81 %!
seller October. Rye-Stcadyi 7G@ IJc
pot; 7Gi e seller September. Porll-DaII
and nominal; sd 80 spot; sd 20 seller
October. Lard-Flrm; $l3 81! spot;
$l3 80 SELLER September or October.
Bulk Mcuts-Actiye; shoulders 7sGIoci
short l2c; short clear lie. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand ut
81 -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one squares inch space. $500.
One time ms - one months ~
Two linrS.......... p Three months. l. IN
one week.. = 81 one ycar......... - "
one square changeable once a week $50.
Special Notices y per cent additlohai.
ADVERTISEMENTS to occupy liked places -
per cent additional.
cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
cent additional.
Local Notices 10 cents per line--bm no
Iocal notice iCiH be inserted for less than ON
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
The advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adNeI-
tiSnmentS not connected with IL viii be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINclNNATI, September lS.-Co.t'n-
Qaiet at l3Ic. Flour-Du.l and un,
changed. Wncat-Flrm; new red Il 10
al 80. Confirm at 90, zoe. Oats
Firm Mt 35M5Oc. BarIcy-S .'...y,
spring 81 cool 10. Rye-Frn n -, .
Pork-Sa]cs at 81 - up country; 81 ID
here. Lard--Du.}; steam sold ut I".-''
closing at l3,@l3!c asked; kettle 1870"
13,c, Bulk Meats and Bacon Qlic,and
unchanged. Whi,ky-Firm At 81 II.
HoGs-Qmct; stockcrs - 500, zoo;
common to good light, : Coz - -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20

Carpcr, Charles +. Lutz, Buchannon.
I Wyoming-Janc5 Cook, Humphrey
Hatfield, Joseph Barrett, Oceana.
Raleigh-General A. Beckley, Edward
Prince, William McCreary, Raleigh
Court House.
Monongalia-W. 7. Wiley, A. l..
Wade, James Evans, Morgantown.
Marlon-U. y. Arnett, f. Ii. Pierpont,
y. b. Fleming, Fairmont.
Gilmer-Levi johnson, Perry Hays,
Samuel Stump, Chenille.
Kunawha-M. f. Maury, ". S Cos
horn. Kanawha Court House; Colonel
W. II. Edwards, Coalburg.
CIRCULAR LETTER.
\ circular letter has been prepared for
the use OF the local boards, Of which the
following are the main points:
The acceptance of the appointments by
the gentlemen above mentioned, the
State Board is asked and the letter says:
The splendid opportunity offered by
the international Exhibition, TO be held
in Philadelphia in the Centennial year
1876. To make such an exhibit and dis
play OF the great mineral, agricultural
and other resources, also OF the manutac-
turing facilities found within the limits OF
the State, and thus attract the attention
of foreign capital for their development,
cannot be too strongly pressed upon the
people.
To that grand EAh bition, lasting o e
s:x months, will come people from all the
nations of the earth. Agents of capt.
talists. and of companies of emigrants,
all seeking information to determine
where and how to invest and locate Will
be present.
West Virginia must not neglect or fail
to improve the occasion thus offered her;
she possesses untold wealth, yet unde-
yelrIcd and scarcely Known, III her Goa,
iron, tin. lead, hi,muth, copper, silver,
gold. oil, lime stone, tire-c.ays, crmcnts,
marble salt, timber, grain, grasses and
cereals, cattle, wool, and cheap facilities
rur manufacturing That these article,
are found IN this State, We personally
| know and can guarantee Lands are
! cheap and her climate delightful and
! npaljhtu.. All the people Of the Stat"
should be- Interested III showing the 'ac.s
1 and making proper EXHIBITS Of her poss
( inns
! The State Board Of Centennial Man-
,.,nrs will have their Office in Wheeling.
/ w.. W. and will receive All specimens.
/ s,',,,,I.. and rxbibit.. will cause mars
.nI fnr,f,n dr,w:nrs to be made, and
n';II !. Nee. and nrr,,,,ra in book form all
,ra 'inrIrm,.:on LrYr.ne upon the sub.
ia,,. ma,nnI ,h,, can pns.jhjv be- obtained
yt-,,, aII .,n,r,. WITHIN the State.
In mnicr,,l,inr thI. work. it is pro-
ro."J a. orranIz,, in every county. local
| b,arJs hence this appGlntment. Tn.
Juty ., these boards is to collect and t.
furTarJ - this office for classification.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Se.. YOTR Money and stock
Market

New YoEH, Scptombcr lH.-MoNEY
-Clo.cd al Ilm2 per cent. Prime mer-
c,utilc paper 5rG per cent. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbur>"d $4,000. Gus
toms receipts :2g5,OOO Bankers bills
4sJm Isl
GoLp-Opcncd at llGi, advanced to
III, reacted to 1861, and closed at llG..
The rates paid for borrowing were -
and I per diem, and 1 and | per cent
per aunum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
Rev Work DRY Goods Market.

New YORK, September lS.-There
was Il moderate package trade in cotton
goods, prints, ginshams, ilanncIs, %c,
but wooden goods Tor mems wear quiet.
Cotton hannrIs and cheviots were in good
demand and firm. Prints unsettled III
iobb,rs hands und large line OF Glouces-
ter fancy prints was jobbed at seven and
a half cents by leading HOUSES. For
ci,u goods moved slowly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
Toledo Nsarke!.

TOLEDO, September lS.-Fi"ur-
Quict ard unchanged. Whcat-Firm;
80. = white Wabash 81 80; No. ) do
81 80; amber $ IS; seller October Il -,
Corn-Qairt and firm; high mixed dj!c,
seller October; no g:ade &c. Oats
Duu; No >. 42!c; seller September
~: .cllrr Ontlb.f 100; white U.s..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, SEPTEMBER lS.-Wncat
-Du'l and unchanged. Corn-Steady ut
7O,u7lc for shcIied; G1mGHc on track
Oats-Dull and lower; No. |, i6c; No. :.
4lc. white i7c. Prtrolcum-Unc hangcd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL E. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale:


2OO Halt Bhls Lake Herring.
glOl White Fish.
SO No. 3 Mackerel.-
20 No. Mackcrel.
40 Packages Mackcrel, > and In quarter
barrels and kits.
- TirIccS choice Carolina Rice.
l5O BblS choice y. q. MolaSSGS.
80 HhdS choice y. y. Sugar.
~ BhlS SyrupS.
2OO Bbl> Standards \. u, Extra &. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
CO Sugars.
5OO Bbls Flour. embracing White Rose
Keystone, IdlrwiSr, Howard and othc
standard brands.
LOO Bags prime to choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime To choice q. +
Teas.
~ Caddirs prime TO Choice q. 7. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HHlbruuk'S j. II.
Millincr'S, PAGES and other good and L.
liable brands, among the best ia the conn
try. our stock Is full and complete. and
will be- offered To the trade at thr lowest
market price. We invite close buyers Ia
all and EXAMINE our stock before purch
cSiug elsewhere.
amarillo NELL X ELI Oil VI
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at,hee'jng alegl5ter.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

one vear.............SS ~ Three months...S2 90
six months. ~ One month";. 70
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, yr...S4 nv one copy, Il mOS.S2 VI
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...S2 % Five copies, yrs 90
Ou, COPY. Il mos OO Ten cOpicS.l VI. $500
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
BAN
CAPITAL, S25O.OGO
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Fice President.
VI. \. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is orgrnizcd and prepared TO
transact the business OF banking in all its
details.
IT succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share.
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests Gifts
correspondents and dcpoSitOrS, and by
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, 1t hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check ut
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
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THE CENTENNIAL.

charged for at our regular rates.
THE CENTENNIAL.
What West Virginia H. Doing Ia Sc
cure Proper Exhibit Local
Boards IppOimtcd, and Circular
Addressed to Them.
The State Board of Centennial Com
mis,ioucrs appointed 10y the Governor,
on Saturday, concluded their labors upon
which they had been several for days en-
gagged in this city. Local Boards were APP
pointed, and u circular letter was addressed
to them, setting forth the necessity Of It
proper exhibition being made Of the re-
sources otthi, State, and giving directions
as to how they should proceed sysicmati-
cauy to accomplish this purpose. Below
we give the names Of these Boards, and
synopsis of the letter.
The State Board OF Centennial Mana
GERS concluded their session yesterday,
after a satisfactory and pleasant meeting,
aud we herewith submit the plans thus
n,r adopted. and the work TINS far COM
pirted.
The first matter which came before the
board was the selection Of local boards
throughout the State TO cooperate with
the State Board and, after du" considers
ton the following were chosen:
THE LOCAL BOARDS.
fyhL,e''h C%un'E ID ''lJ'''l'''' iI' ,.
.. / boG i!' / 't T.,. summon o"''
ninSN"m' I PPtr r T,5!;,:.- v.;u;,,,,.
Hr"hI--C n"r'eS W i'.'"','s - :" ,'''''''s
port y. u nchc"r' u'''"' = - oeo' -
= IA"'i'v>s' '',I w" g.. p.,.v p
lardy.Joseph anm''Gr' r'''N D. D.
Nciton, MoorcheId; John VI. h"Pc"eIl,
Wardrnsvliie.
HaInp,h.re-J"hn I. lle,sNe,I' James
Parsons, Romneyi DaSid fusN' O"PoN
Bridge.
Mincra!-IhomaS Is; DAVIS, Thomas
t'iN"''I'"' hc!s''' Jon" ''0''
Darlington.
M"rIan-D. II. 2;r'iher, l>"'"I hH,N'
6'i,e."y springs = L"' 'oso"' ''z'' >
store. ~
10 No.! .i',,.. -. W
NadeA"ou''C,in, MH' ''"'o"' = JON" W.
L'I".h' MN NI'.'N' ,,. rll,.
Jefferson ~ i-'-"" T 5,t It, m ,,s'o
NM 0y''Pn raj '''} ..''' ''''' ""' "
NJ 4, y: ,,,,.. = N,
Pre-ton-C. VI. b''E'p, S Jane - c, VIC
1 Mn oO''' - ! ''''' ''
T,.r'r William, Fw,n Jobp !,
,i iugN'I p-,a y" ' WaX,,.'I :, G,,r|c
'' T,n1oinh|D David Goir CT p Crrsnp
R.,nrIv. John \ Hutton. Hu,tousvllIc
Dg ,,,. 'J Ibn ~ " ' Wa.,n Grafton, A
/ Armstrong Pruntytown; Reuben David
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s' Rr 1,'t' w ~ K pendlc,op Bethany:
lbram Wilson. J. :. Beall, Welisburg.
uancock-Johh Cunningham, 3. j.
smith New Cumberland; William Lee,
Holiday, Cove.
Marshall-J. w. Gallagher, II. ID
Winnie. Moundsyil.r. Ii. ). White, Be-
tom
Wc,zcI-Scptimiu, Hall. Robert Nc
Erdowncy. !. Bell. New Martiusvlic.
T,I.rEThomo. i S,eaIy William |.
Foreman MlddIclourne; Archibald This
II. S.,;.r,ylle.
WnnJ-J y Camden. w. f. Steven
So, md DR. 4. i Clarke. Parkcr-uurg.
J,rL.on-J l.. Armstrong. John NJ.
Greer Jackson. {. H.;Judge K. 5. Brown
p,yrr,wood.
''', Na,nnNG w Moredock, Hartford:
r,LmIIau Clinton. G. r. Beall Va Box
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