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Republican Township Meet
ings.
HEDGEsVILLE.

Pursuant to call of the Executive
Committee, the Republicans of
H~edgesville District met in primary
convention in therooms of the Hayes
and Wheeler campaign club. David
Candy was called to the chair and J
W Quinn appointed secretary.
The following gentlemen were APP
ppinted delegates to county conven-
ton, viz; Cromwell Myers, Samuel
Harrison, I'll Harper, Z ID Weaver,
Joseph Kitchen.
After appointment of delegates
David Candy and j III Miller were
nominated for magistrates, and ia
cob Naylor and Il l. Harper for con-
tables.
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Council Proceedings.

A called meeting of the council
was held at the Berkeley Hotel We'd
nesday night.
The Mayor urged the Importance
Of electing a Mayor pro tenn. to serve
in case of his absence or Sickness
On motion of Mr.. Mcdowell, Mr..
Pitzer was elected Mayor pro tenn.
On motion of Mr.. Mcdowell, O +
dered that the Clerk turn over to the
Finance Committee tax bills of 1876,
and take their receipt therefor.
On motion of Mr.. Spillman or
dered that the Sergeant be requested
to make a monthly report of collec-
tions to the finance committee for
their examination, and to be reported
to the Council.
On motion of Mr.. Farrin, ordered
that that the So tax on each dog be
reduced to 81, and that one dog be
placed on all tax bills, and require
each taxpayer to make oath if he
denies having a dog at the time of
the assessment.
On motion of Mr.. Russler, ordered
that the Clerk add the real estate of
P. j. Shriver to his tax bill.
On motion of Mayor Shut (Mr.
Pitzer in the cliair) ordered that a
committee of three be appointed to
look afterthe property of the corpor-
alton. Linthicum, Farrin, Pitzer,
were appointed said committee, to
which the Mayor was added.
On motion of Mr.. Linthicum. or
dered that the Council meet withthe
Fire Department at their next regu-
lar meeting, Tuesday evening Sep
TENDER 14th. Adjourned.
If1cf rQnoiyaJ n 1a~~o .-
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DIED..

ss-Har roie'-ese crate per i~iae-tor Obituary No
t~ow9ftend mC rftu onnstNrenient.
At the residence of her son, Daniel
sutton, near this place, August 25th,
Mrs. Elizabeth sutton, relict of the
late John sutton, aged 81 years.
On the 27th inst, Harry, aged 9
months and 10 days, infant child of
Caroline and Philip Bush.
Suddenly, of heart disease, at her
residence near Hedgesville, on the
18th inst, Sallie V. Snodgrass, in her
6sth year.
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Serenade.

We are indebted to some unknown
gentlemen for a handsome serenade
Wednesdaynight. The musicwas ex-
cellent, and rendered with apparent
skill and ease. The band would be
able to hold their own anywhere,
and is a credit to the town. Call
again, gentlemen.
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Correction.

In our report of the proceedings of
the Democratic County Convention,
we inadvertently got Captain E. L..
Hoffman's name rs making the mo-
tion that the majority rule be adopt
ed.' We desire TO correct this, as
Capt. Hoffman was not delegate to
the convention, and the motion was
made by Mr.. NJ. l.. Payne, of Arden
District.
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A Novelty

There is on exhibition at the INDIE
PENDENT Book Store, one of the
wonderful Remington Type Writers,
or writing machines, intended to
supercede the pen for common writ
ing. 1t is a wonderful invention and
will pay to call and look at it.
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Possible Candidates.

Samuel Gold, esq, of Bunker Hill,
and George a. Chrisman, esq, of
North Mountain, + spoken of as
the probable nominees of the repub-
lican party for House of Delegates.
They are men of unquestioned repu-
t%ation, and personally and politically
II very strong.
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CONCERT at scrabble.

The scholars of Tuscarora, formely
under the tutorship of Prof J Byron
Dixon, with Miss Lamar as their
leader, will give a concert at Hard
Scrabble, on the 9th of September.
We bespeak for this amatuer Troupe
a full house.
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Dastardly Act.

Some scoundrel went to the
stable of Mr.. Ditto Wednesday night
and maliciously cut his harness to
pieces. If caught, the scoundrel
ought to be dealt with in the ~severest
manner the law allows.
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Inducement To- Tax-rayers.

The corporate authorities have
placed the tax bills Of 1876 in the
hands of the Sergeant and offer dis
count of three per cent to all who
viii come forward and pay within so
days, or by the LIST of October. Waltz
up to the Captains Office and settle.
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New Goods.

Just received the finest installment
of Fall Goods, such as Alpacas. Pop
Inns, Mohairs, &C., &c. Also Elan
neis, Canton Flannels, Jeans, Tweeds
and Cassimeres. All bought and sold
ut reduced prices.
A. %, 1td2tw ID. w. TIMBERLAKE
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Dr. Crawford.

A correspondent of the Hagers-
town Netrs says that DR.. Crawford,
who was lynched at Berkeley Springs
on Thursday last, was during the
war hospital steward of the famous
Louisiana Tigers.
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'ay. September 2. 1876.
The schools.

The public schools of this District
will open on the 18th of September
after the Agricultural Fair is over.
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The question solved! GETTIN-
GER d HoKE's "Shoe and Hat
Emporium is beyond doubt the
place to buy cheap goods, in that
line.
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Take NotIre

We will sell from this date, our en-
tire stock of ladies dress goods at
prime cost. We mean business.
ID. Nj. SHAFFER * Bro.
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MARRIED..

On the oath inst, in this city, by
Rev. M. J.. Cutler, VIM. p. Wander
grin, OF Pittsburg, Pa, and Miss Ida
Ii. Dock, OF this city.
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Read This.

Just arrived, a splendid lot of COT
fees and Sugars, all of which viii be
sold to merchants at Baltimore fig
4res. Call and SCI them at Frazer,
Bishop Il Co.'S.
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A complete stock of Updegrafss
celebrated gloves, at factory prices
at GETTINGER a HoRE's.
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Mems Pillow Shoes Setced and
Brogans very cheap, at
GErTINGER & HSKE's.
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II Me Editors Of the Aqdsnendent.
Please announce VIM. Mckee as a
candidate for Magistrate in Martins
burg District. He has served in the
capacity of Magistrate for eight years
in this county before the war. and
would fill the position with ability.
MANY VOTERS.
August lite.
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The watey Telon has come down
to a nickle.
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at the lowest prices for cash,
With his present increased facilities he
is prepared to dispense Prescriptions &c
cording to the latest and s~trictest rules of
Pharmacy to his customers and all who
may favor him with their support and con
idence, at as low prices as any drug store
in sly city.
A full supply Of the celebrated Shakers
Garden Seeds on hand.
sxag-For medicines at night, pull the
bell.
Fab On 1Q7h-I rdaw
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just received a large supply of
Canton and wool fannels, at ID. M.
Shaffer 81 Bros.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOr Assess0r.

To Me People Of Berkeley County:
FELLOW CITIzENs:-I offer nv
self as a candidate for the Office Of
Assessor in Berkeley County, having
filled said office for nearly four years,
whether creditably or not, it is for
you TO Judge. Ii found worthy your
suffrage | shall endeavor faithfully
in the past to discharge the du-
ties pertaining thereto, irrespective
OF party or persons.
Very respectfully,
Aug 20 dawtf. @. HILL.
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Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
is perfectly safe. extremely palatable.--
No physic required. Costs rs cts. Try
it, May2,'l876, 1yeowad
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SPECIAL

A G T WANTED.
Big pay and steady work apply to
Col. A A Bennett, Min Greek, Berkeley
county, West Va. lAug5, 76, 6rndaw
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Big pay and steady work apply to
Col. A A Bennett, Min Greek, Berkeley
county, West Va. lAug5, 70, sfndaw
ITO THE LA DIES
Mrs. l.. Knapp is now opening o large
and well selected stock ofSPRING
MILLIN
embracing all the latest styles Of Spring
Hats, Feathers. Ribbons, Trimmings,
&c, Hats and bonnets trimmed to or
der.
NS~Call and examine. Rooms in
rear ofstore. Apl7, tfdaw,
MIORTH IT'S WEIGHT IN GOLD,
Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medicine isDA C0STA'S RAD
ICAL CURE for Dyspepsia, Billiousness,
Constipation, Headache, loss Of appetite,
distress after eating, sour stomach, and all
disorder caused by indigestion or a de-
ranged liver. lTs RESULTS AEE ASTON
IsHINo, and sure relicfis guaranteed in
evory cpse where it is faithfully used
II tones up the stomach, regulates the
liver, restores the natural appetite,
strengthens the delicate, and cxpels all
morbid humors from the system. Ty-
phoid and Bilious fever might in al
most every case be prevented by its
timely use. Trial size 25 cents A very
few doses will relieve, and a little per-
severance r you.
Sold by j. w. Walker, f. C. Will
lians q Bro, and NJ. A. Snodgrass
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
Is perfectly safe. extremely p~alatable.--
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THE LA DIES

Mrs. L. Knapp is now opening q large
and well selected stock of Spring
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..CASTORIA...

!. Dr.. saAaa fitoasr, u hykkdf 16Af2sx.
psrinsntsd In Aisp ptivxss rlsslissl ~ A~saAy
ysaa 70 produce : aseshhiA.tisA - ASxA
have shs prdpsitiss u Osssst or xiuaet'
its unpleasant taste and sriplhs s@soe e1s
His preparation WAS sent for,nsar and ihr,HH
finally hs g4vs i the nans of osstsria, ,ss1 pai'
it tupkOsssle = = yry god - ~
tsots, partisslsfly xift - 1iepsdss sIea.
aeha spd bowels of shildssns Il aaaiwllateG,
the food cass sosf ssdnssA - plGd estis,
regulates the bewelesexpols uoampssukl
may 10 rsiisd spon in group. .ssilsssa
Asa pleasant effective and pssSsstly -
cathsrtic rsmsdy 4 > 'sapsfler Ss oaatsr
Oil 0Ofdiah ana syfdpI Il aoSs - S5ks6k
alcohol. and i sdsptsa v aaysssJbsfk
{ By rssal.Aaas ths .isSASdk 80 Ssvs,s Il
crsss shA slskly ChilArea 49, ssssns
goodsnatSssds I'D healthy. They can autsya
sleep and mothers have rest. Ths -Cssts-
n y put up at the IabotAtszy ssf J.s As1xss
ACe. 46 Dsy Strsst New York --dstfz'yewuoH
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/ ~ Considerable excitement Was caps,
ed ia Beliaire, on, Mondays By the intel
lieencs. that . young lady named Dora
Sykes. whose parents live near Claring-
ton Monroe county, Who has been resi-
ding ia Rellaire In, the capacity of a do
meslics bad given birth to child, and
bed BY foal means taken i,s life and con-
csaled the body 70 hide her crime. On
investigation the body Of the dead child
WA fenNsl ia,a bran barrel, wrapped in
. skirtayhere ii bad been placed by the
nother.i Coroner Garret summoned .
jnry asd. hsld an inquest After the ex-
animation OF several Witnesses they
fesnd . verdict that the child came to
it, death from want OF proper atten-
Won on the part VI iis mother. 1t is
said that the unfortunate woman who 10
now very sick, gives the name Of .
young man, q tho childSs father, who
until recently was typo in the Inde.
pendent of6ce. Belmons Chronicle, 18th
eaSt. E3fa st Esfs4as sf7Ste'
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PROBATE COURT.

March 10.-Jacob Affolder, Admir- OF
Fred Ryf, deceased, VS.. Mary Ryff and
others, obtained an order to sell real es-
tate. Samuel Martin, William Coleman
and David Honnell we're appointed ap-
praisers.
March l4-John c. Latta. one Of the
Administrator's Of n. G. Morris, de-
ceased, fled an inventory and sale bill.
j. B. Noll Adm'r Of Andrew Jackson,
deceased, vs. Mary j. jackson ct al
Petition to sell lands; sale approved and
deed ordered. ! = =
March 15-Jacob Fisher was appoin-
ted Guardian OF Isaac T. Jacob T, Nc
Curtly L and Oliver u Fisher. children
Of John W. Fisher. now living, and
Lucretia J. Fisher, deceased. Bond
600.
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The Pend,e,on Charse..

: WASHINGTON, March Is Col Graf.
ton was examined to-day before tte
Committee on Expenditures in the War.
Department. The chairman said to him
that q telegram appeared in the New
York Herald OF the Sth inst. containing
certain Information concerning tie com.
mittee AID himself, and that Mr.. Nord-
hoff. the author Of the telegram, said be
obtained the information from General
Boynton. who yesterday testified that he
obtained bis FIRST information from Mr..
Shellabarger, and next from Col Graf
ten The witness in reply said the con
versation he had with General Boynton
was a week ago last Saturday. He
therefore did not tell General B,yn,op
in the conversation that Mrs. Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh, Mr. Pendleton and
Mr.. Ciymer, travelled together in Eu'
rope, and that some Of the parties be-
came acquainted with the mainu facts al
luded to in the telegram referring to
Pendleton. The witness related the
conversation he had with Gen. Boynton
which the latter repeated yesterday He
did not think he stated to Gen. Boynton
that Gen Kiddoo tol him that Mr.
Clymer refused to investigate the Pen
dleton matter. but that he said ne had
not sufficient data The witness did MOI
tell to Gen B,ynton ANYTHING that re-
fiected on the committee. He derived
from Gen. Kiddoo the impression tha
there was an indisposi,ion on the par
Of the committee to examine into tn,
facts. General Kiddoo never STATED
that Mr.. Clymer travelled in Europe will
the parties above mentioned Gen. Kid
doc said he had met Mr.. Clymer in Eu
rope, but that be never met him will
those parties. Gen. Kiddoo never sait
that Mr. Civmer attended q meeting q
the Arlington Hotel with Mrs. Marsl
and Mrs. Belknap; nor did the witness
say 80 to General Boynton.
VIM Earnest Treasurer of the Ken
lucky Central Railroad Company va
examined and testified that all partie
interested in the Kentucky Central Rail
road assented 10 the arrangement witt
Mr.. Penaleton for collecting the CLAIM
Of that company and 50 far as he knev
none dissented from the terms of set
tlement. He didn't know of any ,por
ton OF the money being used improper
ly by Pendle:on or any body else to in
laeuce the payment Of the claim an,
they regarded the claim as eminentl
just and proper. There was nothin.
doubtful in it, but it was difficult of sci
ment. @ -...s,.s sT qs,tg.
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Land for Sale.


CBvRNTY,ONR ACRES. ons-half mile above
. the thriving town Of Matamoras. on the
Ohio River, In Grandview township, Wash
ington County, Ohio, upon which 10
A LARGE, FRAME DWELLING,
good ware house, 3ox40; also stors room
isx3o, tobacco packing house, stable, coal
house, smoke house. yood house and other
buildings. Also . good wsll Of watsr and .
good oistsrn. !" :.
At the shows promises there 10 good
landing forbosts NJ any stage Of wafer In
the river Y There 10 about l.Uo0 bearing ap-
pie trees, together With pear, plan and cherry
trees; : good vineyard which has bore for
several years.
Terms TO suit purchaser. Any person or
persons wishing to purchase will apply in
person or By letter 70 A. b. BARNRs,
la8s xnii;eg tocdcer q. HUTCHINSON.
96i sHa e: | fAstamoras, Ohio.
Et.s etst -.s i}a ORG. 9. ALGK0,
mch2l ,7sm3. ). Jolly. Monroe Co. Ohio.
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THE WAR IN ABYSSINtA.

LONDON. Marcl, l3 "A postscript edi-
ton OF thedaily News, just issued con.
tains the following:
ALEXANDRIA. EaYpr. March II =
Wednesday night last. the. Abysinnisn
army crossed the river Decassa, Drppa,
and attacked the ep,rencScd Egyptian
army. when sevrrc fighting took place -
On Thursday the Ahysinnians were re.
pulsed and retrea,ed to Adona King
Ksssa. the Grand v zier, six chiefs. and
5000 Abvsinnians are reported killed in
the trenches. Prince Kassa and General
Loring escaped unhurt, and Ratib Pa.
sha was wounded The Egyptian losses
were heavy, hui the victory was complete
THE LEADING OFFICERS STRENGTH or THE
KHEDlvEs FoRcEs-THs ABYssISIAN
ARMY.
The expedition which has just gained
an important victory over the Ahyssin-
ians LETT Massowah about Jan. IL 1t
consisted Of about IL, 900 infantry and a
few hundred csvslry. with troops OF cam
els and mules and batteries of. artillery.
The Commander in Chief. Rstib Pasha,
rendered himself noted in the time OF the
late Said Pasha by attempting suicide be-
cause he had been publicly insulted by
his august master. Gen Loring, who is
really in command. is North Carlinian
who fought bravely in the Mexican army,
and lost an arm in the assault on De B allen
gate He held the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel in the regular army. prior to the
civil war, in which he was on the Cpnfed
crate side, He is stiIl in the prime of life
and has been largely instrumental in re
organizing the Egyptian army. Gen
Loring is acc 'mpanied by several Amer
lean officers. including Coils DYE, Field
Derrick, Major Loss. Capt Porter ans
Dr.. Wilson. The officers of the expetli,
ton are all of the Caucasian race. The
soldiers are mainly Arabs. Prince Has
san, Who was present at the battle or
Thursday, isthe Khe,livs's third son. HI
was educated at Oxford. and studied mil
military science at Berlin. b,,..s =.
Tho Ahyssinians under King John are
supposed to number about 1000, half o
whom are said to be armed with moderr
weapons. The last war in which the Alb
yssinians were engaged was in 1865, wheI
the country was invaded by the British
All OF the tribes except that Of Kin The
odore being friendly to the invaders, ,theil
famous march to Magdala was only tri
umph in engineering skill and militar,
foresight. The British expedition con
sisted of II, 900 men, and cost about $780,
000, 900 m fs. ,f-
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SCHOOL.

mr.. p PKRRlNR win open Select School
H1 for boys and girls at Clasinsten,e Ohio.
on the hrst Monday ef APRIL la7s, and CON-
Time ten vsshenf .Yswis bgr. t. 91axe u
whils, special attention win be given, 70
those preparing themselves for tssching, no
effort viii b spared 70 make svery depart-
msnt thoroagh, attractive and refining.
For further particulars enquire Of Nf. W T.
q. NALLeEY, of ciaringten. Monroe County,
ohie. ssaaeffeil :, ''5s edF zfsbf;7sw6.
nIsi.avseI Gaalsss rssta.g
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IHThe preliminary examination 81

HThe preliminary examination OF
King, before John W Petty,
Esq developed no new evidence. He
is now in the county Jail in default oi
81 900, awaiting the analysis Of the
stomach Of his late wife, by Wormley,
o: Columbus. Should this analysis de.
velop no traces OF poison, it js altogeth.
er likely that no further steps will be ta.
ken In the prosecution Of the case -
Noble Co. Rspublican. 18th isst.
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HThe salutatiousl about this regi,

r. The salutations about this region
are now about ~ follows: AT Caldwell,
"Are you going to the Black Hills p;
st .Woods6eld, "Take some railroad
stock; !; at Barnesville. "Havs you joined
tbs, Sons RI; at Quaker City, "Haye you
secn. the sxglei' at ST. Clairsville,
"Take some snuff" at Cadiz, "Join the
'Greenhack Ciub;" At S,eubenyille, Have
. drink r; and here, "Are you cand :
date Tor Sheriff w-G Guernsey Jefrss,
MIN.
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Il The Sultan wss careful to tell his doc
tor before work eommenced on that car
banele thst the fss would BE- paidin cash
and not in Turkish bonds. and that il
would be lamp Job The cure Was
speedy, and the doctor pocketed $4,000
in Biitish gold.
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HAn Alabans Ccagrsssnsn NAMED
HArs, who was engaged thres year,
since in farBishiegl lists q paper mur-
dess and outraees from the South. for
campaign purposes, 10 charged with ssil.
ing caie.ship in the Naval Acsdemy
Zoe $500; and. certifying that his sp
poiutee bad resided for more than Two
wears In the county Of Choctsw, Ala,
hama. when the truth was, that be had
never bsen in the county in bis NE, and
vss .. the time Of bic appoia,msnt =
re,i,leu, Of the State Of New York. Mr..
HAS will 5e investigated.
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The Boston Post wants to know how
: man "can spend $1,000 for rent and
5000 for diamonds, and $4,000 for
running expenses, besides having trot-
ter or so, on $4,000 year salary" Let
as know the previous history of the
mani Did he ever own stock in Bos;
ton newspaper q :
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CC .TsT TEXT Booxs. IT :"
NoRxA1 pgPARrxBNf-RsyS Iflt6hSslo,
and Algebfas. Daviss' 3Lsssndss; Cutssiis
Physiology, Warrsns Physisal 0sogrsphy,
Swinton's United States Histsry, ouaoksS.
bos' Natural Philosophy, Harvey's Grammar,
Green's Analysis Of the Baglish Language
(Old edition. Rcleotic asoSfaPhiss.
DEPARTMENT OF ELocurios Asp Lam.
= Y oUAoEs. z = 2
= Harkness' First Lasiua Book, Hafkness'
Latin Grammar Harknsss' Eatin Reader,
Hafknesss cesar's CommsntsYisxs HSrknsssi
First Greek Book, Aims Gsrmau Mathod,
Adler's German Rssdsr, 0llsndouR'S Npanlsh
Grammar. Tolou'a Spanish Reader, Aims
French Method, Cabinst dos FysA Hsrts's
Rhetoric, McGu6sy's Sixth Rssdsr, Hull's
Outline Of Elosution, laeoeussAisd by lss-
tures.)
MODEL SCHOOL. sfs.
Rays Arithmstios, AsGuGsy's Readers,
Won stsinwshr's sPrinsV esqgrephy. Hsr.
VIZ 0tsuskRAks 5lssslrss 4. > -. a.
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slExPHss, March 15.-The residence
Of Gen. Gitleon Pillow wassold ct bank.
rupt sAle yesterday There was no con-
petition 81 the bidding and the residences,
worth probably $4,000 vas bought by
gentleman for S2e, and syslaableiibrary
BY smother for eli, and both presented
to Mrs Pillow. ..jis r - - seas,