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Cd d--d ON Spnt,pd warm nj all dat Iral
h,h f., he ,,rny ,hpy AGAIN"
pu,.
cunn-za. =.
Mr. il
Dear "a af lie finest excursions
about -ia,.- ade Ii visiting Lie For.
tfes>es. 49,
Tie city is excellent, ,ifcA rar,ieaev,.
On the seward SIDE. ,rance 10 lha
ilaf3or is only three-f2artt!s lie wae
aud protected Oh the left by t. II
t~icai!"nS OF the casteiIaled
giday summit Wy ne proud fs.
thu, gorgeous launar of hi Jod ana
Farther gu is the mightier Cabanas.
These two s~'rongheids alone, if properIy
manned and armed, might defg the lurres,
heet. SO narrow is the entrance TO the Iiaybur
ind so commanding is their position.
The aspect OF these massive walls as van
approach them in Il boat is very -,
solid masonry which comnmntb ,;;'pSa4
ascent * ARMY C,ycio%s wv s4e VII
an ~iac!laetl p'Aac is i%niInstl " solid ru,+a
The passage Is completely commanded by
eurbraslre> Of numerous batteries. Nut uatil
you blve passed The last heavy gate-wayS and
tGaYef.ed the broad square within. aud mounted
Nv he dra An any sy,ant = ,bas "Fl III
I'll MI i7a,i%as '
". haze nn,h;uo :, tba a,ata nat e,or
he S,a,sly datancas a, oNobso can lo,n,a,'a
with the Glbraltaf like MORO and Cabanas.
! was told The building Of The Cabanas alone,
eyen tho stnm;d l,barie, al ,"ba a., pano; ,;,,'
tho acru3tnt is rennrlsa +, hara t"lan nm ~,
say. fiass and 'ccmans,csd . naraf,.t s,rra, ,g
tas horizon On Memo ast,.J What
snnght tbn kind rs,,Iiea IN w. lonli ~, f,.
lie cabanas, Wl,ich he ,bourbt on,,h, ,ts + ~
seen al auy distance. Between the Gabano.
and MORO Castle, lies an umlul1t;ng, bura
rocky snace of pronra hnaaafb With
snbtercnpean ca,,S,nnic,,i nns bastr.an =
f1rtresSes. The eutr,,nna n he uorra -, ,ho
.ida If tbe t7ahana. ia sI,an sr,lasr "a Wv ANY
.~triking-the sarrnnuai,,ty IL .ctas aaaa a,,aa
%trenend Gus. The Sj%ihIee ar,nsme,' r ,ha
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The Hon. J. n. snndidge has placed rs
under additional obligations for important
Congressional documents.
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FaEsH GARpEs SKEps OF Southern growth
and Of every variety maj 4 lways be found At
the Drug Store d Mr., John Posey. Mr.. r.
/ Hebrari has yet on baud q full supply Of
the q lebrated Shaker garden seeds. Give
these gentlemen a call md suit yourselves.
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Rg JOHN e. KING Of St. Landry. is
an Independent candidate for the Office of Associate
Justice Of tie Supreme Court, for the third District
Election In April next.
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1trpu.N

As re been Circulated that the
school rs Hall was broken up, this
is TO Al who are interested that the
school and vii be contiiiaed until vacation
in July which comprises thu kiu months session
as advertised.
ILa reports put III circulation I've know not
for what c@aasel relative 20 the heaith Of IS
present triHciRal ase utterly uilF1urdal. That
p"t hcasfa is s~lellcaiei w admit h.t Tie schGol
hls .tY'r lacked teachers of sufficient oaaliica.
~lioosto do justice to all ii its pupils mus he
admitted by all who are acquainted with It's
management. The school viii be continued
whether We have a few or many.
b. Il. WnlrXEY, ~. ietor.
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Attention is called to the. sale of Messrs.
Carol y Keongh, Plaquemine Brulee, on
"Wednesday the Esd March.
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= fra We Wete not

~ HfGt we WsIc my
.tAt,s, we got u view OF the
.ysrea The house on Man street,
uNseoss~i Ma,iumaeaax and occupied by
ed by : t.aess. hapse and billiard saloon
Gabriel y : u sen,es beyond 'he po2er Of
wrappsps 81 aur ~eitizeas were WORKING WI
M n,,e,, iftif.5 " of whom
evidenced the greatest lo4.. arg
heat.l in saving the building in WI W
drug store of Stcekley & Deiavalladt IS
preventing lie spraad OF lie fiery et but
we have DO hesitatian in saying I were II
not for for the services Of our fire inc ms
building conId not possibly bay y saEea
when the destruction 10 prol y tlf5t Won'i
have followed would have beeti immense. ne
loss of The above firm was considerable, how
ever, arising from the removing aud conset.ten,,
damage 10 their goods. They were insured
for $4,000.
After it was seen that the above binding
was saved {aud the difficulty of cHectlng thus
may be imagined when we slate that it wa;
only some twelve feet distant from The large
frame binding destroyed the engine pFoeeedee
lower down towards the river, 10 the coffee
house, restaurant md residence Of Mr. H., "a
ue2a. \. two story brick, which was III Y Ell
| NGlpIpI III NAMES; ~ AAs W. ibt SNiS W -
saved, but Tie warehouse was that belonged Il
Degelose & Landry. which actually r%eioiue,
this last building. Three cheers for cur liz
engine aud the Muscle that manned the brakes
in !his iheir maiden EFFORT Ia subdne the fer,
element J was Il noble beginning. and lirou'
are our citi1 Of tie results achieved.
Mr.. CaReza, vt understand, was insured fo
$4,000. MIR, MaripHneanX' ( loss w'is lrobabi.
$1,000 we did not learn thai he had any in
s~nranee.
We learn that the fire broke out in a stabl
on the premises Of Mr.. Caneza. 1t was slp
posed TO have been the work Of an incendiary
The owners and eecupiers Of buildings q
the opposite side If The street had their hand
full in saving their W property, by kee
The roofs and fronts wet. wlicl. fairly smot,
with the heat. The night was exceeding
placid--the flames scarcely var ing from al
upwrighl cnurse--oiherwise the destruction t
property must have been very great.
We trust a long time will elalse before va
are again called upon TO make y similar rccorc
10 the above.
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4 OPELOUSdS.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH IL. 1850.
A~ ADYERTISERs I'm

}ksshNss ADV ERIISEKS. ~
Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the OPP
LousAs PATRIoT is the largest Of
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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FRoM WAsHISdToM-The secoud mud las.
eessicn 81 the thirty fifth Congress closed on
Thursday night The 3d inst. 10 our next issne
~ shall notice the acls Of this body, both OF
emission md commission.
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Do not overlook the interesting connnni-
cation No. 2, on Cnba. in our columns to-day.
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K &~Ef A,=HHeE AZ. ER-a@[.M4
Econ Baron RouGR.-The confict Of opin-
ion which has so long existed between the
members Of the upper and lower branches Of
orr State Legislature has at last been har-
moilized, and an ApPortioument Bill passed
satisfactofg 10 all parties. This dificuIsy being
settled the Legislature will proceed at once 10,
the regular business before it. The Governors
message abo1iids in many wholesome sugges,
tons, very few Of which can be touched during
the short remnant OF the session. The most
important should engage their attention. such
% the passage Of the general appropriation
bills q keep the machinery Of government IN
proper and playful action, Tie repeal of The
law now existing. which saddles the State with
ah the expenses 10 criminal prosecutions, I'D
ditional restraints upon free negroes, a thor
ough and radical reform Of the Public School
System, Q settlement Of the difficulty which
sprung up last year between the Auditor aud
Treasurer, 10 regard to tie construction of tue
law defining their respective duties, and the
placing III future nll lcyecs on the Mississippi
River under State control. From the reports
before Us since The Legislature has got 10
work IN good earnest, We see the African
ApprenticeI Bill has been indefinitely postponed.
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s2os ,s65 Al 1924 III 81 sssa .577 >
A. il. SEGE.. Vice prns,aept

XII A.. j. SEGE., Vice President.
The gross receipts Of the road in 1856 were
S2oC,3G5,44, in 1857 S2sI,177,s4 and far he
six mouths that the road was ia operation ii
1858. s225,5T7.22.
The delay IN getting the road again into
active orrrnliion was owing principal, to the
length Of time, that the track remained sub.
merged, and as soon as The waters receied, the
damages sustained were required at an outlay
OF only $4,000. The road al present with ali
It's equipments is reported to be IN excellent
condition, and the feeling Of The Board. iua ,ipp
from their report is decidedly sangnine ID re-.
gard 70 the ultimate success Of The enterprise,
LOUISIANA LRGisLaTrRs.- Baton Roune.
March 1.-The Senate to-day passed a bill
amending the act Incorporating the 81. Ma
rvs Insurance Company.
The bill authorizing the sale Of l.ooo. oe0
acres Of swamp lands was made the order of
the day for tomorrow.
The bill prohibiting free negroes from testi-
lying N courts Of justice, was M, the order
Of the day for Saturday.
MIR. Admins introduced a bill in relation Ia
Idcs'iing with slaves. The bill .ss referred %
Inc The judiciary Committee.
iic'isf.--in the House, a u.u was passed
uniting the Jurisdiction of the Supreme conr,
10 q ! civil eases to questions Of law ouly.
me Committee on Internal improvements
reported against granting State uid 10 the
Mississippi aud Pacific Railroad.
The Finance Committee made a favorable
report upon the bill in relation To Outstanding
warrants.
The bill to distribute the proceeds Of the
sales o. swamp lands among the several par-
ishes, was indefinitely postponed.
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LADIES' AMERICAN M~AGAziHg.--Thc March
number Of this Interesting periodical has been
feceirea. VA notice d deciIed improvement
over the J~Jannary and February numbers.
The Literary Department ii well sustained, aud
aboands In original matter moi inferior TO thai
contained in the most popular Ladies Maya.
zines published IN America. The eolored
Steel Fashion Engravings are very beautiful,
and executed with precmiuent a~rtisticai skill
and accuracy. This Magaziee is destined 10
be very popular, ifnot eliminate over an oilber
Eimilar publications in the United States.
NATURAL. PRoDIGY.-The renowned Major
sNerhiales, twentytniac years old, twenty.eieht
inches high and weighing thirty pounds was
on exhibition in our town on last Monday and
Tuesday. The Major is one Of those freaks Of
nature well calculated 10 excite the attention
Of The Psychologist. The operations of his
mind are very quick, aud his witticisms are
occasionally as sharp as a twoedged sword.
lie has been married and has two children
living. similar in form and stature to his own
The Major 4 agaln m the lookout for a second
VILE, aud was full Of his enquiries. il there was
any yonne lady in St. Landry. who would ike
20 associate her destiny for . veal or wo
With ms. 4 number Of the bright eyes Of our
t14rlsb visited the Major, but se cannot saw.
that guy eonnnbiaf negotiations of a ~satis:ac
tory character we're introduced. Every lover
q nature operations should take o iSep II
Major Fcrhines.
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political and domestic | defer for q sePeGa'e
A.,
The fort Atares stand upon u commanding
emjpence. This spot has obtalued IT melan-
chnly celebrity, for at The base Of this hi was
The steue Of the great military execution ol
sixtv.tnnr Amefiealls. which followed The de
feat Of Lopez. | had the pleasure oil forming
the acquaintance Of Capt. v a must
amiat'e and acc einpii>heai oilicer Of th"S
army. whose pai.faI 9ttg d wa
-.a- tA9a PEAR uH!dItHnatSS-a ~
i. requests aud "n
H., =, Mo aud friends. 1t was " emo
ton he accompanied me lathe fatal spot, and
roeounted the terrible sce.,-. One solder was
selected from each spanish regiment to ard u
the execution. At q signal they were Instructed
to charge The same moment upon the cuipriis
before them. To make any -feak heart brave
or trembling hand ifm, one gun was left with
ball SO each could hope, his, was not the
:~runtent of death. The condemned Ameri-
were brought eat and commanded 10 turn
ais knuel 10 receive tiieir doom.
he b. heroic Grittenden--a man worthy
a uobter fate. led with emphasis, q never
amn nv back i enemy aud | lIeel to uone
I'm NIX God--T Ike I'm American His
IcHlIl EUiGlPIl1 tSHfii4aJ hiiItHti'A 'FN' y 'Nh' =
east a peFflct CONSERVATION Of ieetiog through
/ The army Of eNecutianess. ard eyes ihat had 40
iIears lar themselves were moist on that terrible
day. Al seuorela, said my gallant narrator,
since That honr NY heart has beat for AHieri-
can freedom far myself and c5 ltry.
The other considerable fort is Punta-~a
place familiar with tragedy and blood, where
many a patriotic heart has been stilied in Heath,
The Galrotte Is always erected here. II was
her. HE brave LOPEZ VT ID mp bis last sigh
for freedon-a martyr ratrtst-whose love Oh
co niry seems fl have betu not less wise thar
II emf. Lopez not the remorseieas, law'
lGs l!ibaster many .g Suppose. His motives
were unqnestionablg holy. That lie was tie
ceiyei 10 his nerreless, ceWardly ccuniryIner
is bnt too certain. III '"rr~,ss . brave
soldier-accoip''iseed .einan and seho'ai
is wr ..oed by many Caban hearts
usSibiy The last chapter in lis dark history
rny / YET hage rounded TO its close. Sucl
meu E. 4 npt obscurely nor niiayengel.
Lopez was an cid compauion-in-arms Will
Gilnrfe f'le q e TeGerai u Cuba in Spain
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N WARS ~ vIrl - -.gN
ia i@1 OQE IA AES.--I am o In pq5sg&
= session q tte STATE Tax Roll. for the yesssS
am ready to receive ssidsTa&es and Licences from
the l4th Of March, 1S59. F0r tie cenyeniencep
Tie laA-fayers, win be in person, or representa-
" one O. my deputies (dtiy authorized al the f9.s
t5%iag p~llasesson the days below fixed, between ~
OF receiving sle above Taxes aud Lieenee at thss
expiration Of which time, | shall issue noticesd
seiziIfe on all aeinarents:
A ny Office In OPelonsas, commencing IAN
Aafe, isa9; W. The 18th april lSsa
At Theodore Richards, ArnanaYille, the saA1
day. ,A
the l9ti Amil lS5a.
day tle 20th April 1858,
at Hygoite GGtdry's, Mouton.s Point, On Thur
a4{ tlf Zis Apfl lS5s.
~ II yes y laraet store, Lower Plaqnemine, euss
FRIDAY HE "a April ls4t.
SATURDAY the sd Anyif lS559.
At llacide Leblanc's, Lyons' Point, on TUESDAY
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AUtNfSE-S60 ounces diner marks, for san
cheap ny p l. fiEgRAR1l.
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IN obedience % ibe above Proclamation. al
L election will be heid in the several preeinets a.
tie Parish Of st. Landry, on the 4th dag OF arrii
next, under the direct ons Of the CuittTn issioners Al.
pointed Wy resolution Of the Police Jury for this
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ISEn fLYANIA CENTRAL
4 CcC. RAILRoaD.-Tie capacity OF ths Road u 10 =
.qt to Az II the e0uniry -
THFFT THEOU8U
TRAINS

FASsF - O. X x Al MS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AID PITTSBURGH,
eonIscns Phlaa-ebs throush trains nom ooi
Pfs s ~ ,f,s PS' mas .' f. eSs, s. Lori
suc Cnrsso Burr r.oU. Sc Pals lGe AH.o 1i, 'dis'e
nc. KettueIy niehisau Wi.ooa.in hiaIe.os. hs'oari
ssL,s7 suc n bs5EAt4Es frliaz Ia lii. ~ ne
tston q T.ssenss r 'ssd aad eo@f' D soJ
EIpr,. ,ni Pa. Lissrs run hroash rsurEh with 'u
sHoEirG CAR8 are s,tsstst to e.-h Hsia; We'd u
tLtEPiNG CARS % K1pre.. and F.si rii2.. III ~
MAI IIsia es's. shilseeeh, s,......''..''' ,.os u
ss,, ns .eiyy. Pti'as pas =, -. 5
sI bay lsas b,tsser ssw-fe,S snd Phl as14.i t.o
lsil R,!D good ei-osr u tie soo7e trains . g.,
BOAT IiCAkr, rom Boston 49, good ia Nor~N"' A.
Ps.flr. iros Wsslir-toH City .vs daily ;-aH' hon
bst rere, couDe-;ini a. illr5urg for a. qo "ssi-eAF
Ps..siI.a tor sagla1' iirss n. E,a, 2 .slo, Ma;
ga "a AID ia.ereai.e poa;s leaving PEAie PaiI Il ~"
Tele,s %s:~a,S nav be et.a5eA =. he % Of re Cor
re Wet bost spy q tas rrsaaf LIE oi esr' DC
FAkE IIWGys AS low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
ASK FOR TICKETS BIZ PnI5BJk "a p..-,,
TIE oontisor q TIE Western eoInecoG' 81 ne Eeal'J
DIRECT LisE skrwlEH THE EAST AND rae
p. eenr.-r. n ;T.ei. bI lie Raiost gdis- pes
buish ors,sse or sis Of frss together -ita
Fer' % ifsiss; s-e IL tr.ystBE gq, 1er,.,vn
By 70. re-.e Frsss.. of to1 SO b f-~srcea
frpEi ftLaespsl nswToIt Boston, balsnoos - Az
IJf. CT IL rnsir - OLio kestccGT l1diA1L I.n Wis
cc,si1, ioss, % h go ri byrL.roal direct
II, Fe3I-yisaA k.rosd 49, e9-ns a. rlt'-o--El ~.a
s;-sr..T' wbict - r<srsed % ne
ore Mesa lfa ktrt1-Ey I-l-sse, Lsroef.Gaf- IlEcs
hsspFt, Nsc5usi1 Ssto1r Kansas, Ar aEsss add hec
RNsis are =; Csfes-d s1a1n4y I'D CIc-so win sssGei
y al pofs a. ~ Nor-l- uss.lfL Ike
hes,nt' nre ssipp, rarE Ia transportation Of their
% Ia CoEFay, ca ny ~ oLAeeae- CO "a speedy
tsr1E
THE RATS or FsEIGHT % sny pciIt IN tie West %
q fnrsyvs-s Rars- e. tss iavoIao.e "a are
,L1rt-c b stssT E4ifc.s Cou DsBies-
T. PATRICIA = rl,fE p,osas.s Wa Penns = ~,
h'Tast II toe We; sfters goods from ths East VII %
ve q oLsc, ftsr 20 . sticp. o. tsis rou-e.
Fer hst Coatrse siipt6s Dir1iozs tpcJ % or al.
eress ether OF tb 'oialp4u AgrLts q t-e CynQzay;
D a STEW AIT Pstsbgrsh;
D9yls Co, s'sgb-Bvu-, o 10, . P.rT. Co. Is'-s
Wiz, ky oEgsby Cooper R.Ttszs'qta, one raiios x
Co Jfs.ob,iL-. Ins II. " sToE % .Cle,l7s. Osio
AiheIs HiteS CT sisrs,, oo.oi Ae,sTsa. hAsSOn,
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Ira. VIVIAN BIZ .h.rs LssnyiEse, Ky P. oasy Co,
Essluin, Id, y G,snsr Co Csira III n ,. s-s
ia g.yps,, I'm; Ci.ss. a CO Chicssl. III w. II. H.
orit sltao ~; sHpsy ~aii, Dae~s'e, PrN !"
s.ias .plirs % h-r oxn shipui. "a ON Tee Esss vi
ga u 70 hsiarr-. e, o. 10 ss-n'' - ns corn9.a a.
The 10 urr pieces b-pre sh3pBx tt-fs sddf % 70
,rb-r Of el "a The .sb Of re .ats oil With Pfong
aisufinn
p SSFEOER. PhiA@elpha
h,GFsW KnONs NJ 30 North st sNtino--. . =,
L,yCH Co No Astnr Hodte No j. " n At " L.
IEFCE c. - X BY = Brt1n ,,
IA. II, CsTON, G- sr,l Fre'sb' AGENT Pa 'ase phiA
For "a ousa tckt sp5 .; tee OAee y, tt,r ,-a-
J I FLL'Orr, Ascnt-
l. HOUPr Ge-crs Tiskst agent, Pail.de pdia
T. A S,0rT. G,g-fAl : - lJ~sf, AitD'1a. "a
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D,sIEL 4 HOU 3ii, Icti-e>r, on - M ~ orDa1
,,rkel r fsop, fIs9et u7 sDneits % To IsnN1
scf "A en- tasfOhase duTls Ia coming s-1spB 40 ct
. 80. - ter ,r.f The Auction businss IN tsis city ,u1
K sonfSsass % fac1tiss AGd siahtJ -
- onr tsfaHs 70 rarsa about 81 SknS ~ bJHs e'Pns
a.e, vstifs suction - theT 30 t1e snbsn5r
,1 p.y hb-is pre- Tor Their ia'Do'e snd fso'e -
a ~ be- s0Ips WIN fuotc
go TUESDAY to aorsssl March O. Il - o. AZ
a. TIE Esoly fUTnisSed pryste rsserAe 70
81 8ph bstxseD BFosf~ apd NAV '4'
tTs is Lis house j. ~ Io- ooaailon OF Toe D.
ard be R0ld bout bs'a oslo@ a. We , 80
the ofnn2 e s.ie. Aso, 80 ahA al Oh " hVt
Dsy Ma ca O. IN iisb Ro,evoaa snd ImpoFSa soiS.Hs %
Hs. ~ lB1V -p.s-, uear W.sTbfo9 I~eno
psst lNibg ~ est.oce sDtgyia NJ :" To- 49,
n fatsk o. sac 20 nor 90 h rti'b 80
tk Isank ~nch very tsAnt .oo arg
ssl, b. sppesist'd " ssiHs seen ,,,,. L, r. .
BuH Chsis ChDs D.lIsf auc los oa i''B VIZ
hsy Csi Gas Wsfr - Pls;sa TIA So t'fh oos.oH
C.s,s ke to,etter via tie bcEen aehae4s D~gs -
r. p,, ar. froi.bed viii Vsye. Car pets three m'ssve
"a I'D ,.ev I'd De-. satin rCce1 'nio bisr Rlo1
.,ts So, s1d Per rssI- Conner 400 Wal Ltssstts Fie
-, S,.uo. ,ieb Fabfsds.d Lar Wt'os Cu4,ns Fr-ush
1t Ossi sstes Ea.y, Rscrpd AID kecuwof ~ Cd%s
tsIiOus u Pstbtin4s bofzr Gas fptgrs k'ssT1of 10
ana eretay BooAess-s, - aat h0ss"oo1 s~sen o-'e
O. Tean .s,s, Le0i = Wok 1e,l-, 1uoc CaTu-ts 10
80 On fphu. variety q woiss - ana de- 'fSons
The Cbsa6s,s aTe sapeIBy Carved Ross~oad Bsase4is.
O COuuuCFs Wsrdr +s, C0lcbss, GJrasf Dhaus,
e sas Dr..sng T0os foe Her nattr,sseA SpfiOs Beds
s.assf Bes', Bil,trfs and P0Ws, CD'ts'a 'hsf,s a.
IA 1pp,r t4runfd stn fBc Nab Ifs'y @nge And
Dsss. Be1ses0s atd the oorlrpD lEE tor fs " hl'1n
A Vsy superior 'ui,es Of IilJ EDso'ea Ss0r'om af
Toe Aoeoss er ess particular attention y the Bronze IN
THE ss- s.veToi lir.e lE1fes a. so1 are
49,, an. NJ Fr.rkp Tee PrOdFt!s trr8," &C.
,or. op-s 81 oommenos a. i0i m precisely
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Jnsurante Companies.

oyvrer - 1Hs U.,~.p sr,TYs Lire 'ssUa.ScE CO..
lsIsE CIrS o. Ns&-iOss, Nc. ~ "st.-
Mare :, -.
4 T Meeting Of BE Board Of Dircctlrs, Ibid
n iAis S.y, her. ~,Ts prem:
DAB ARNOLD,
CHasLES v. BILL,
JOBH cisco.
EDWARD 5. CLARK,
yrsFP1 3. COLLINS.
IUCiEH D COaAN,
CLINTON GILBERT,
JACOB HARsES,
WILSON q. HUNT,
FFkNCIs T. LUQUEEA
JAMES MaRsG,
ISAAC y. PHELPS,
JOHN }. PEELPS,
JOSIAH aICU
ISAAC 4. STORM,
WILLIAM TUCKER,
WARRINGTON r. NERHiL7B,
AUGUSTUS II. WARD,
BENJAMIN f. WgEELwRIGHT
Ire fellow inr resolutions. Nere sd0osd snsn.nousg ?;
Rs4sn,S That tn. Boo-d n Directors hereby th
ospTr0' aim II 4r Pea wbs hey ham has r'ep'sed
sanction Of os.rs Of the Company witaoa ~
ton OF kns ,edss pa, 81 Board soft In TOE
supsoT Coui. cf NJ, cy Aisu uodsI pes islei tse
S. 81 Mr Tssksf ths Ne J1dgnsnt IT The Directors iucs
pee improper and olt iot Lsvs been m,as ard ta' lie
Of as & the Company A-rby c1ssd b oollue tie
de1le Ia said sii rcJhs solely The lc.s Involved L tie
ease.
Resd TIT eouns- - Instructed 90 ~ih3rsE TIE pea o.
wait q uiyi.st On s par OF h- hi er o. ssi p,es'
BY order JOSEPH COLLINS, Pnes.-ert
JoHs F.DIy se~r.tAyv
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alntbinern.
KITCHEN RANGES.

IMPROVE KITCHEN RANGES.
i J. iNGBsN ) PATENT
ncvsb Ard iuostr;bls vasg bscs 49, pip. as csn-
neeti1nr ve Ply ra1Erd % pTvsst btssssfe are -.1
around 40 = rrEcy assls. pting o. -
er. n the w,tsr he sioppet Tor SOY cease.
.wbo vi.h 20 q tr Sst-r b Is nd have goo .
~ Rsufs tat they n 1ui % ri
vtI OF xi;s wst,r I'll p-.ss a. nd st0-il~ =
iva J. ui6RA1 I sOSS N - ~ AZ, ses-feEt
CITIZENS or BROOgLfS. . -
We tsve Appointed ar WILLIAMS caniNt. NO %.
our As,ut icT he ale - - .aoge EAf~s
ocT..snatrr :. Prr 81 scfir.sut -nsarfl 40 = sH
.a1,-Lsy Cusuia.s ,ea: - SIssr. sSA:e Ahsi hf 49,
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DarAATNsAr OF FWUcI, CoS1soLLs@s OFFICE!
NAV -YoRK, Feb. 2, 1879.
DROPOSALS For CENTRAL PARK EUNL

II STOCK Of the CITY Of NEW y BK $50 4EO PRO.
PCs LIS viii received at hs Controllers once NO Hall
q ReeoIos until FRIDAY, March IL, 1859 - O'Clock IN
will be publicly opened for me Whole 81 par ~
n. ssnsuu, q TgREE HUNDRED NINE TdDUSAN0
sYYkr HUNDRED DOLLARS ~ Central PAX ond oooc a
81 che City Of Dried BY at Of the ess.'
STATE entitled An at % aet the map o. me CITY
81 rev York By laying DOT thereon pubic place and 70 AZ
tbe,1s tbs tAins Of the same" Pc July y, sF and
amended Feb b. 1876 ard by ordinance OF me ComHoD
Council sPWo,od by the Mayor FEB % lSoG;
s sao took viii consist 81 three thousand to uoeyseVen
ssres Of h1Dded dollars each shss bears interest a. the
Of liz paysbe quarter ea and tas
puaeip pei = d.. msble the hIst day Of July 1877 49,
sails vii tho nuuJeT OF share d. sired ana inc
e ths whose proposals are accepted WI
BE- The Chamberlain Of the City The sun
the BIO together with the premium u
and presenting the receipt OF te Chamberlain
70 trocr be eptted % receive csrhoate for the
psS Of Humbr q shees carrying Interest IRON the
dat sf t3e deposit. IN
Rem propo too sbOud be sailed up snd ndorscd PRO
ssIs C,utrsl Polk fund Scrt' and tnc proposal tbi
sssso udoisad pat IN second envrop sealed and a.
rest.d Robert A. Haas Controller, No H4I OF Records
HeW.Yort."
Toe mat h the OF che Controller 10 reject
py or ali bios considered necessary 70 protect or pro
ROBERT r HAws, Controller.