The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

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NOTICE 0 SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
AtG moeung held IN ths city OF Whining.
ton, August Eth, 1875. the state Board 81
Education, m accordance with the require.
nents " Chapter &C Section 2, of the Laws
OF Dola~arc, passed at Dover, March Is. 1875
have .latcrmi med upon the Text Books to be
used IN tile free schools OF the state. The
following is n list of the books adopted and
tho names OF the publishers and agents
MATHEMATICS.
Rretk SsrIss Of Au'kme.i,s.
Hgst'a. GeometrY ard Ty.y- a6net-..
PuLllsne1 BY Sewers Potts & Co, $50 Mar
Bet street Philadelphia
READERS.
VGi!son's Independent coz-se,
pusl,she' BY A. 8. Barnes Co. New Ya,k
a + Flint, SOC Chestnut street, rhiadalp lphis.
sPELLERs
Nee dzs!n n.
+uhlishe' by J. Il. Butler Co. Fhda
BIOGRAPHIES.
Wd7Tsn p tr7dry oad Common Seto5I.
Published by CopperthwMt & Co, PhHa
MiteLsH's Outline Mcps,
Published BY J. II. Butler & Co, Ph.lsd'a.
GRAMMAR.
sg;Hion's language Series eonsis:.nJ q Ian.
e..a0s i1nEf', Language Lessens, Proe-sssfrs
GIaTnaa,. and Cenvs.ifion,
Published bY lIai per q Brother. New York,
HISTORIES.
f.te's sons Jsa.s, end oranm.ar School H,s,s-,
Pub shsd PY Clark & Maynard, NOT Bar.
clay 81, Il Z,
NATURAL SCIENCE
SseiT. NIss,@ Puf7,erAy,
Published By A. 8. Barnes q Co New
F1ysssssy ,,5siat:;soc'.,
plsnshed By Clark q Maynard, no. Bar.
h9sksrs ch,4 Bosk Of TG:grs,
FusIshsa b, Harper a Brother. New Yc.k.
wNTl>t' AND PENaiANsHIF.
eaysen, ps.;ea 4 SGiln~,
rd,Y r1SYsl'hsd By ,'o''sT' Aih,wor:h cc,Nsw
cRAwNc
f9sasSsds s. G. D. Asp,s.sa a Co.. sow
ooM7oalT,oS AUD RHETORIC.
Qxaokenbos',
Published oy D. Appleton q Co., New York.
CONSTITUTION OF TEE UNITED sTATRs
Ft,sf eeek Of Ae-ey Fx-rsn slsphe-e.
fuhnshsa BY sower. Potts 4 Co., Phila
BOOKKEEPING.
S'a Sasl.sss Ssiis;l :; I 8. Barnes a Co.. New rers.
The following are recommended for the u.s
Of teachers; ~'s
ssss,. s Trsss,y s.s P,oe.tss !. Of rssesi.s.
The terms on which new books are intro.
drced nos being generally understood. the
ooard hAs deemed it proper 70 give such In.
formation In rcfersnoe 10 Il as will assiat school
c?mmittees and individuals 10 obtaining books
publishers. whose books have been sdo,,t,sS s'
WI ah.w for al old books In exchsnFe for
new, bali the retail price CHARGED for new
2nes o. me same grade and kind as the old.
aosl Esese esn w0fS Ss s.S S'Sa q, @ wnsh r.a for
book Of the esme kind. no matter by whom
pupiished. When no old books are used in
exchange, new ones can be had forty mar
cent less ,nan the retail price. These con.
Snes supplisd' after which prices viii be as
70 the bes. mode Of making exos,,,e. a.,
DuyanS new books. those directly Interested
bs more economical Tor school comm,ttsas
70 gather up the old books and deal directIv
with publishers, Or make arrapgementS .,
indit ldnas or committees with some neieh.
ssc- SSpe4eA W enect tne exchange for
tnem. VIII 10 doubt be determined by con.
sicsra!iSns , .. OF econ9my. and the best inssr.
ssts 81 HA tn9se most deeply concerned
N Y desirable that the Introduction of IN.
nav books should take place "a rSn,siv ~ 'ss
peaMnls. az when once In the schools ii Will
greatty conduce 70 their efhcienoy in an edn.
~ Sst'onsi PSins OF yiew. as wen as save to the
heretotore spent tor o hsterogeneous msss ~,
pooks. catalogues containing the retail price
Of the books adopted. can be had on snniicae
ton 70 the publIshers. A1Pis%
w order of TAG State Board Of Educaf.o,
augsUw&sAw2w n. PRATT. Secrsf.rv