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department rs; division A, l6l; b, 2O9;
G. l42 tsee supt report for April, 1870.
Under the arrangement OF classes at tot;
time, the efiec. of the majority resolution
In teaching German onlyiin the Gram
mar and A divisions will be to utterly
exclude from the Third ward 1875 pupils,
from the Fifth ward lis pupils, and
Eighth ward 1856 pupils, making
i all o89 pupils in the three
sub.dIstricts, ieaying only 1913
pupil. in the whole German de-
partment. We ask TINS Board, are they
ready Tor this wholesale slaughter sud
exclusion? The German element com.
prises shout one-fourth of our city popu.
lstion, and is among the largest tax-psy-
ing. industrious and best of our citizens.
Surely, they have some rights which
should be respected by this Board. Let
US examine tie public school reports OF
other cities and study their experiences.
In the st. Louis public schools, with
an enrolment OF 43 663, Is, 100 study the
German language, the Superintendent
closing MS report with these words; 80
that now any pupil OF our schools can
take n well. graded continuous course OF
instruction IN German, beginning with
the lowest grade Of the district school snd
closing with the senior year OF the High
School" See annual report for 1915
'76)
In the Louisville public schools, in 81
enrolment OF l2,250 pupils, 5,49l are in
the German department. the expert
ment OF excluding it in the lowest o.
eighth grade is thus condemned by the
superintendent: The exclusion Of pupils
of the eighth grade from lnstruc-
ton in the German language is a severe
blow for this department, the effects of
which will become more marked every
year l therefore earnestly recommend,
as wss formerly done, the stucy Of Ger
man in the eighth grade (See LOUIS
vile pub school rep June 80, 1879
The Cincinnati public schools are just
ly regarded among the best in the United
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coNnENssD TIME TABLE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
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Attemnted Assassination.

Tuesday night Mrs. Mary Golden,
ths wife of q farmer living near Glenn's
Ron. nine miles from this city, was shot
q, several times by Thomas McDermott,
neighbor with whom the family bad
no, been on good terms for some time
MT Mrs. Golden was returning home
from a visit to sneighbor, and while
crossing a small stream heard slight
noise in the shrubbery behind her. She
looked back. and the lightning flashing.
she saw McDermott pointing pistol at
her He Hred at her several times, but
owing to the darkness she escaped un-
bnrt A warrant was issued for McDer-
mott Oh the charge Of felonous assault,
hit he has not been found by the officers.
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Il. & q. X. II. Arrears.

The following ave the Arrears reported
against the B. Il o. K. r. and Psrkers
burg branch from all counties and dis,
tric.s in the State: Berkeley, Sl3,656. 35
Brooke, Sl,27754; Doddridge, S7,S0l.s 49,
Hampshire, Sc, SOC. &c; Harrison, 1882 81
jefferson, SO 39l 04; Marion, $l4, 429 81;
Marshall, 3,645 30; Mineral, SIC 1863 95
Morgan, s23, 7Ss IS; Ohio, S5,57l.32;
Preston, S2l FOL Al; Richie, Sl0,s6053
Taylor, Sl6,97900; Wetzel. S4,l5S.50;
Wood, $l2,500. 20. Total, Sl72,02524.
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More Military.

a meeting WAS held st Mozart Hall
last night for the purpose OF Organizing
a military company, 70 be known as the
"Gof Light Guards The toIlowin 2
officers were elected: Captain, S. Ripley
First Lieutel ant, VIM. Otto; Second
Lieutenant, Il. p Mayer; Orderly Ser
gent, A. Graham; Second Sargent, T. e.
Young; Third Sargent, Z, w. King;
Fourth Sargent, J. n Ferguson; Fifth
Sargent, J. Fox; First Corporal, D.
Parish; Second Corporal, r. Ferguson
Thru Corporal, j. A. Elverti Fourth
Corporal, j. FROM.
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WHEELING, Aug. Is, :

From the above it will readily be seea
how our laws are being violated daily,
and how they are Phiilipsd around to
defeat the ends of justice. This thing
should be stopped. If one merchant has
to be fined tor pursuing his usual call
Ing" we insist that other merchants be
made to pay fine for every day they
transact business, or else close their
houses. Give US square count on this
usual calling racket, and let US see how
the old thing works
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A Deadenerou Bust Is ess.

The common wealth OF West Virgins
is IN sad predlcsment, or 1T least meE
chapt doing business in the State are
A ne law has been resurrected pro
hlbitlug the transaction of business o
whatever nature, rs the following receIp
the names are intentionally omitted
given prominent druggist who Wa
fined by an Intelligent" Justice, WI
clearly illustrate:
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..Xy WHO ARE SUFFERING

,-,r, tho ef,ects OF the warm weather ana
ore debilitated, are advised by physlci an
70 tske moderate amounts OF whisky w
or three times during he day. In lilti
while those who adopt this advice ire IRE,
.onently Increase the number OF "urihhs
and in time become confirmed ineDrlstes:
a beverage which will not create thlis'
for intox eating liquors, and " men 10 ~
tended especially for the benent OF eeoliai-
tated persons, whether at home or aprOau-
20 dr. Schenck,s Sea Weed Tonic Con,
tanning the Juices OF many meulclnai
herbs, this preparation does not create r an
snpetite for the intoxicating cup. Tue
nourishing and the lite-supportns PIo
nsrties of many valuable III tural pronuc-
6o ms contained in IL and well 6noWn 10
medical nen have most strengthSuIus
infiuence. A single bottle OF the honlo
will demonstrate its valuable quallIes.
For debility arising from sickhe,s, ore u
sxertion or from any cause Whatever,
wineglassful of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stofhaS ~ =,
create sn appetite Tor wholesome loou' ~
ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire TO saw that the excellent enects Vi
Dr Schenck's seasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
tioularly evident when taken ny those
who are inJuriously affected by chshse
Of water and diet. No person shoulu ieaNe
home without taking supply OF THESE
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
sists.
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The University of Wooster

DEV. A. \. +. TAYLOR, y. H.. PR,
II dent. Collegiate and PTeparAtor, u.
partments in successful operation. I've. y.
capable and eXper euced Professor, .'.
Teachers. Nearly 200 students. C..,,,.-
Philosophical and Scientific Cons.
graded 10 the standard ut HStcru ca. .,,,
French and German taught lGOrOus..,
Moral and religious Influences prev, ',,',
Location healthful, huI,diuE AMI anna.
tus new expenses very low. Op,r 20 ,h...--L.
OF either ser. Fall term opens NyptrWb,f :
send for "A catalogue before going :.
where. Address the President, WUu,,.,
Ohio. 'NivGrAa
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
before this court yesterday morning,
Judge Crsnmer presiding:
John Littleton, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Execution suspended on
payment of costs.
John Shipmsn, for failing to have his
dog registered after the annual assess.
ment, was fined one dollar and costs.
Paid
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The Butchers' Picnic.

The picnic held by the Butchers As
ISOLATION at Meminger's orchard, yester-
day, WAS largely attended and W, wsS
llchiy enjoyed by those present. The
butchers have way of getting up PIC
mics peculiar to themselves, and at all
tunes make them grand successes.
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Now thai the market IS bOuntifulIy
supplied with fruit, ripe and unripe,
fresh and stale, sound and unsound, the
demand for Hsmlin's Cholera Specific is
on the steady increase. Il has proven
itself in seasons gone BY the best cor
receive for dersnged bowels that could
be administered, and will prove the
same this season wherever used. The
McLsin Brothers prepare it.
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Rather Unru1y.

Last evening Officer Fleming arrested
Henry Bushman for tumult and disorder
towards Bank Clark. After the officer
bad arrested Bushman the two men met
Clark on Eleventh street and Bushman
staggered Clark with blow of his fist.
The case will be tried at the police court
t1is morning
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Washington & Lee UniVersit,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. Il. W. &. LEE, Pres't. Fu.. cu.o-,
OF instruction in Class cal, Literary A.,
scientific studies, ana In TIA" Prbry>,.a..
depart N ents OF Law and CiyIl Rhyme,
ing.
The next session Will open Septrm5-,
9th, and close June 21th. lot tAp-u,.
exclusive of books and clothing ur,,! md,
exceed $40; y messing they may he b.
duCed To $40 or s2!).
For full Information by cRtaluguruT
cular address WALTER BDNlt
tySOegrb Clerk OF Faculty
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where Shall i send my Daughter.

You will consult her health, happiness
and success IN study ard music by plsc-
Ing her in the care of DR.. Taylor, At the
Beaver College and Musical Institute
Beaver, Pa. Prices moderate and as low
rs good board and first class instruction
can he afforded
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. he has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 70
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. ALI other goods
n proportion.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
SIAIOEON. VIRGINIA

with over Twenty Teachers and otiren
ranks among the frat schools for yolg.
ladies in the United states. IN tArb. az,
ful Valley OF Virginia, Lr.lmrt I'D,
health. Attended by pupils nom G.e,g
10 twenty States. Great economy 20 q.
penses required Session opens sept 4
iS77 Board and Tuition for en- irr>,lu..
tic year $40. For catalogue ana tai. o..
formation, adore, Rev. W. \. HAIRS
ID, d., Pre- ,ident, Staunton, Va. ly.egls
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This arrangement makes Clay much
the most populous school sub district IN
the city.
A comparison OF the census returns
lust taken with those of last yesr, shows
an increase in every sub-distrlct except
Webster and Richie.
Table Shouting Increase and Decrease.
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centennial ExHlbllIn wv

DESCRIBED AND illus 20 - :, re-.
sold in o0 days, 10 pages only ,s ;g. 81
ing Of the entire history WtCsssp.r ~
hibits, &C., illustrated, and " 80 -
any other. one new a. ehI
sTss.kn sEos.. Pubs, 7S sAns~
naIiri0n Beware Of Ialsei poop
UAU IlUN oficisl and saA
Send for proof.
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Viruinla Female institute


STAV NUN, IItVININ-
DEV. Il. n. PHILLIPS. RECTOR A,
III SISTED by full corps ui experience,
officers. The 8 .d annual SEES ion vi. t1u
mence September 18th, 1871. Bu NO
spacious, with gas and hot and rJ.l
water. Heated by steam. Extensive
grounds. Patronage nom ~ S'al-
School first-ciaSs. Terms moderate >oSrL
churches within three minutes WAl
For catalogue address the Rector
iy1lygb
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Down! Dowsl Down. - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound 70 sell a. some price
whether the mills ran or not Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
j. w. FEKREL
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The above statement includes the
month OF July, covering the expenditures
of tour instead OF three months.
After transscting some little other
business of an unimportsnt nature, the
Board adjourned.
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Norwood High Seh00! ( C0I2g.
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va

Endorsed by tn. Faculty II To III
vrrsiiy of Virginia A. one ~ l"e ~
Training schools Ia th' 80 ~.
The Session Of IS0-S, VII pI'H ~,
2ith, 1877. with "A iull cops ~ InHt".
and full and thorough Instruction D"
Departments.
pS- Write Tor Catalogue.
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THE HEATED TERM-PutrorS Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them TO
any part Of the United States, post pad, at
dtteen cents per lceek. Bear this IN mind
,Ohen departing rom the city for summer
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OYSTERS stewed, oysters fried, oysters
pauned, oysters broiled, and oysters on
the halt shell a: Msck's sll night eating
house, one door above the postofhce.
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J. increase. Decrease.
SUR.DIsTRICTS.

We are very much in need of add.
tlonal cases in this office, to be used :or
filing away papers and official reports.
At the suggestion of some members OF
the Board, bids have been received tor
the construction of suitable case tor
this purpose, and they are herewith pre-.
sented for your consideration.
Respectfully submitted,
JONI e. hERvEY,
Superintendent.
In pursuance with the recommonds-
ton that office book cases be procured,
Messrs. Armstrong IL Coen were granted
the contract for furnishing the same.
TEACHERS AND SALARIES.
On motion the vote adopting the
report of the Committee on
Teachers and Schools, which recon-
mended that no changes be made
in the salaries of teachers, was
reconsidcred, and the salaries of teachers
in the German departments were fixed
ut $38 50 instead of $40 ss heretofore,
aud the office OF Superintendent of the
German departments WAS abolished.
The Board then confirmed the follow
ing teachers in the German departments:
First and Seventh wards-Miss Emma
StrOshlIne.
Second and Third wards-Mrs. II.
GelInk.
Fourth ward-Miss Maggie DIETRICH.
Eighth ward-Miss Mary A-benz.
Also the tollowing teachers for Clay
school: Principal, s. J Mehoin; assist
tauts, Maggie Davis, Emma j. Stephens,
Mary A. Davis, Mary f Jetters,
Matte Z. Stout, Mary A. Bsilie, Jane
McCulloch, Miriam Dean, Lizzie NJ.
Swift, Lizzie McKennsn, Annie +.
Greer, Joanna B. Charnock and Maggie
Griffith.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF CLERK.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, |
WHEELING, Aug. 10, 1877. !
Quarterly report of supplies TO schools,
teachers, janitors and INDECENT pupils for
the quarter commencing April l, 1877:
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JUST received, q lot of Children
Shoes of the latest styles, 81 l.. V.
Bonds.
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In directing this work to be done
the board divided the city into
two districts, making that part of
the city north OF the creek, and
including the Island, the First district,
and that part OF the city south OF the
creek the second district.
Observing this division We find the re-
suit to be IS follows:
Districts. Population. Youths.
Flrsl-. ............ .. ....---....I IU05 OS3o
Second III -
Ii appears from the above that there
are 5,s48 more population and 1920 more
youths in that part Of the city orth of
the creek, than in that part south of it.
That portion Of Madison sub-district
east of the river is attached for school
purposes 10 Clay sub district leaving the
1slsnd, alone to be accommodated by
Madison school house.
Modifying the table to suit this ar
rsngement it gives US the following com.
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select school
MO. IL THIRTEENTH STREET

Y
Miss ewham beg, tO inform her 'r'ul'
and the public II ~ her intention 'H .nl.
tinun her school ~ the gbO 90 Hddr
Course Of In t'u"iiuus include lrhtb
Miss y. woulu 3D. pleased - utu . 80
nuIaber oi pupils now ugdN ~ VII" ar
in preparation lur college.
Lessons IN French during Do vacation
Terms, $40; pupils under twelve e.
iylUT T-Srb
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MACK is now receiving fresh oysters
daily, and can supply families by the can
or quart.
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atheeling &eg'ster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Wheeling Female College.
Knights 1emplar Excursion to Cleve'
land.
Wsnted-Sltuation.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 70 now
70 j. W. FERRELs.
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tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ,.,,o, This
tSteubenvllle AccommodatlOn.Ii ms
,nTwarJ between Martins Ferry and
ssllaire, stopping when required at eheI
man House, XEtnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and EiiS
Grove railroad, In effect on and alter Fri
DAY, May 5, 1871:
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at L. Y. Blends.
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II you want 10 get suited IN pair OF
Shoes, 90 TO l.. V. Blonde.
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EsTs' fine Shoes Of the latest styles
nst received st L. V. Bonds.
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GOOD black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
j. N. FerrePs.
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w. FERREL

THE finest shoes kept in the city at
Y. Blends.
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SHELL oysters 25c dozen at one door
above the postoffice.
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IL you want TO get & cheap and 8 nice
fitting pair of Shoes, 60 10 l. V. Blond's,
ll35 Main street.
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Vanderbilt UNIVERSITY

TRE THIRD SESSION WILL Itn.N
/ Sept /, ~ Tuition In Is blcH. -
partmcut Tree. Ina Literary n"pIuD.-.
s5O: In Law Department, $50, other ''.a 8
The Medical Department VIII oIyI '"
list. Fee Tor attendance, 80
FOR caiH ogu.s, apply I" J. VI L. b
Secretary Of the Faculty. NinhNlll, ..af
l.. &. GARLAND, thau'.
lyl4cqgt
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TUITION FREE

Contingent Fee SO per Term. g..
College COURSES, Chartered IN IS y, :.
Improvements extensive; patluusEr
year % per cent over previous Yea. o.. -
nets aud libraries equal 10 the t.r
ply 10 President BUGBtE or 10 the.
tary for Catalogues or information
iy26egva
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sUPERINTENDENT's REPORT.
WHEELING, August 10, 1877.
To the Board Of Education

GENTLEMEN:-At your regular meet
ing in June you appointed two persons
to take the census OF the city, and the
enumeration OF the youths of the district.
These parties have made their return
to this office, and the results of their
lsbors are set forth IN the following table:
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SleubenyiIIe, 0 Female ScmlrIn

BOARD, ROOM AND LlnHI rL
ID year, 'l7j; = of Tor minister Oh. -
ers. Tuition In the kngiish '"1i-' "a.
guages, Music, Painting, &C., ycTy h''"
ate, send tor JattlO me. keY.
BEATTY, d. D., Lid, SupL; Re-. A.
REID, Pm. D., Principal. l5''t'
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The cheapest shoes ID the city at L. V
Blends.
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Obiect and sbar.cter.-TUI- =

Object and mar srter.-I h'7
modelled, In III course ana NJ - o.,
instruction, as far ~ possible A'"'
University Of Va, and j. i's..n.d " u
pare young men for That Iu-l Ip'oh -, =.
at the same time 'hs course ~ hsi'.
n 80 thorough and - cOInp.'
ing a. II does all the branches ~ ~
edge belonging N finished -,
that those VINO prefer ~ DO ~ ca AN...s. /.
perfectly qualify themselves iof mn,
ate entrance upon the resPons'D'''"
life. ~
Course Of study II A. CONF ~ -,
thorough ~ that OF any lnstl H'lgs 81. a.. n
State, following the most approve a., - b,
DDS. and embracing full cDHi'' ~,
following departments Of StuGy % a..
English Branches 2. The I1,a" ~.
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern -,
guages. Z. Pure Mathematics. . -.
Mathenatlcs, Civil and Mining L5L.s..o,,.
Ing. d. The Natural sciences. :. run
ship and Book keeping.
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Extracts from Te-iimoni"n'

USfvERsfrY Or VA, JuIy "....,.,f
SIR-It gives me pleasure y Sog.I
theSorYoOd High School hfO- ss.. =. q
men 70 this Institution well pisPAAt,,,t
the advanced classes Of lh' n,ss',..I
Schools. IL ranks among the D.. ..Sit.-,
Schools for high AID tbOfpusN y
It's discipline H. excellent, ana the
fulness OF the location unsurp4s'''
am, with great re.p+ct N
JAMES r. Harrison y.
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ALLEGHENY COLLIER
MEANWHILE, pa

The College year WI. open Sept ....
The Preparatory school W. open.
day.
Boarding on cooperative plan. ..
-. 10 $50, including AL Item, -.
BOARDING cheaper. Boasu IN An!ur, -,
SyOl IN 81 so -
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aIst SEMl-hNNUhL SESSION bg-'
September an, 1871.
WECTERk MARYl ANA COZ Fn

For students OF both s"hcs IN distinct %
partments. Incorporated IS'. p'lsa.
fully situated. Full corps Of cUmp"i"t.
Instructors. Terms mOderdtr. For cs'a.Igs'
address REV. J. !. WAKD, y. a., -.
Westmlnist"r, Md, or REV. j. ". ,uAA
TON. Agt., % y. Carey st., Baltimore ".
iNlhpV
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Among the numerous lBs,.t. L,u
learning in the rOuth, few, " AEy a. ,S
achieved the rapid and unprsI, sT =,
success which has been attalh.1 n ~
Norwood High school. II nov ,,s.sss3,
ond 70 none In the state, ODih ~ sy..y
ton and the extent Of patronage ',,srt.,-
are conducted a. nearly a. possi,??,.,. 80 ~.
the plan Of the Universrty Of 100 q
and having proved an entire a9o@eCJ-~r
be continued without chAHs'
sr,orltenec Of the GdiI.ston .Nstci' ss.J5
Refers 20 present patrons u q orr,
from West Virginia, 10 Judge 49,. 'v B,ss
Judge VI. EdmihtOn, Judge 'yli
non, DR.. T. Il. Camden and O'''
Also. TO M. Is. Brady, Nr. J. d. -. n ~
and other patrons OF the schOoIs
ciaily 70 the old students themssi
AuL6-Hl
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EDUCATIONAL.
STATE BOARD Of EX]N|N \

A meeting o! the Stale Boagd D.
sminers tor the purpose o. exam
candidates for
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICAT );
will be held NJ Martinsburg. Be-.
county, The 18th, ?sth and Sltu or A.
during the session OF the state T-,.
Association, appointed at that p.se.
W. n. PENDLkIus
Jy2l Pres OF the Eas
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LADIES SEMINARY.

DLAIRSVILLE. PA. FALL Nk-.-h
ID opens Thu sday, September i5'h. y
Location very healthful, easy OF -
terms moderate. Fuil CunTse ui .usf.
ton. For Catalogue, please address
J.JEWETT PARK,
ty g.gtb PIlclTa
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Respectfully submitted,
NJ T HIrLLIHRN- CLERK

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