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New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
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rJ,O RENT-FOr the Summer in Westchester
County hour from New orb by lines railway gentle
RESIDENCE, completely furnished LAUNDRY hath room
attached vegetable garden fully stocked fruits m
and carriage Il desired.
April 70 PO-t-oaee Box 1906 New.Yorl City
Tr0 RENT-A charming COUNTRY RESI-
DbNCb and bve acres IN Weehsier County IS miles
Han convenient 70 railroad and steamboat Address Charming
dence, Boz lOa, Tribune OEee
ITO LET-At Bronxville, Westchester County,
Asnss little COTTAGE, containing u 18th barn and
house Apply TO }. IT,. Bronrville MY
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VF'''A " TosPEIysvuLE y. Y, Ma l5.l.
.rocvc r MkTEpIAJ = and LA ROB

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PROPOSALS for MATERIALS 9TInSxl1 and LAB1R AIVPR
/ O. 1u4PF PERMANENT LIGHTS in PRONlDLNCE hit IN,
RHODE sLANp-SerGrte scaled Propoals ~ be feeeed 's
ofe. nd. noon 23b fay o. May s'l a. pu. s,
material for gauit per ~
prov,rre River bavug aisuste OF 10 .et fe - wy
EnJs Roek b.rs s,o ordinary high water
- pof .ralts rp-rAp foundation up log "At.I Ah
for FucTs hock a. sGssairas r"lL
pss r., hs n.ua lstor for frame building Keeper
- 6 a., .os, ops story with MAD,ari TOei and tower. oi he
Light al Puuhan's hocE A.. "a he h.A q, IN !.
on application therefor a,,s
e.,, G nrd e,py this advertisement attached 70 eseb poos-L
uuerr Ene ndorrel on he envelope
p,aa.I o. ns,sy,sI and lsbor Providsnoe kver X
TIKI, or, m night rct or s bds should 'nrJ De
a.sa.s a. sdx.utsg.ya, 70 Interests II The L. y
see-o- q WOODRUFF Lieut. Colobe Rnginees
kL1b.er ~ +. u. District
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Uroposdls.
TEEA.ukr QHF1cE % IHh LleHrHog B9.ED
nROpOS AIS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND

WssH CT lH. y
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND
FURNISHING IRON BUoYS=Seaed Proposals vii bt ,eeeIei
oSs. ua O9t on FRIDAY the lsh dT ~ o. NAV Der,
.n5 sISr Sf hf on The alaTso Bnor N,1
ibe IeSiou Depe TOmptms'e Staten Island Se-iOri '''
the option Of tle bdlsrl;
T~sntr Let elas. Buoys
n and according Of .Aih he had
verbal wTh apl5,H%op "a % & no The 1s % NE G & S c
,tWnSssor beassrs Lghsas. Inspector Phladepha
or ,S .son he bod . % 80 tie s1s ,nns
eo9ae Of Increasing 's ssIsr' @ ] o. & Sss hs suSalI Of All
or Of either kinds snd eIsntslors named
vii :. LIVER. % .Iq n S 1 sals' az ~ a ss n' 10 % s.@ t. he
eopne. within (sheh time be named in the
bd embraced The eoniTs 70 TIE stne As-eon Of
the shi Hoase Bo.rd 10 upe-niend the sor oar .g m
ESS EGs5,i' and to ''' and receive ''' '''' .' ~ -
,b.s bvoy, atd tie seo,s.or.s viii subjected the
and s. srs ss1 .ePs .sa 0 G as % sSs @ ss .s AND
Sao,. accompany Plates VII snd VIII March
.on m'HSaenrT Of plate on .nd ae hs
eol. sSS %. . II. she @ Soii.s, and s perad
BIDS submitted By sereu, t oOpsr'ncr,hip
ngs VA, ~, I. mass "hs IS Iy. from fse .oepa Light
of " the inspecting and snng ohe OF
delivery the oonsetor s' p.tcd pos .na ,,
'1i 2eh Is mus he seco panied by ru,H,e. t.es r
sued hrrs and pieni snrety erthed u e
.seh By other fno~h 70 the t.sary p,l,n.n
70 the Of tbe Of such M At any time
.iin ts .se.d 2, ops,s Of p: s' the
sesesssy will be entered into within n GAYS .f
Of of and that In case TIE nh
psry ps- sh, "a. to sss into ooo,rse :.
good dseross bet~een hs OF her o,sr
nd the nsItlo lowest hid
bond sasy subtraction Of hs Department IN penalty
"a one fourth ocndao3ed o tie suu peri'm
90. e Will required Of the contractor TO De eieuted
.,thiu Ten dars after the acceptance Of ts .Li
FoS iu d printed specifications drawings and the iorm OF
l..
All bad. he carefully se@lei and niorsoi Prosss M fon
r. sd bfp lare envelope aud siIesed oT hh'eTy
u. .pefsop A" N '"' F'F W % sHuBRICK
Chairman Light House Bo.Sd. washington CT
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6teamboats and Railroads.

8teamboafs and Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
.:: 1si s.. s.. xEs,s cn.ss', s:irs ,..., -, .
err sis, pss'i ON sosS.I u. sss and sisDeh
CITY oP LAWRENCE md
i. p .,'s :: sn si.lS. hs. f. ,s.s:y .I;;g eos S
e. q: 'ss,: ;sssf.ss SS1''i .s .s ,s'
EevYort On 10 Iea J. l. SHORT. Jr, AssSt
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER.
c.sD 10 Fa!r9s r. i9% P,., y ~ R.. %, q R9ls.ss.
.na Pro-, SS,. Sr s.S sS"est, = PIs,s,s ; Bo ad Prov
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
,o. sad o.y :. haror. leave Peeb sip daily n r Hsrsors
b,.seo n s Rrs e... osi's * s. iGssss s sf'ss''
I EpNIRAI. RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
ssas. r ss Ss B., n FOO q L
~ " hs & ps,-'re Laeia~lhu wesssn RsroS p pp'
hs yssr K. 2 s 2su'Tsh.una n Railroad ard as L.
ysa. an Ne. ss.'' % change Of csu. P.nasyL
.Ll1sE2Es SIS4Es aEsS 1Ra.gerE1Rsyyy Ee g1s WEST
comnsnsns J,nuary 30 is7l~fesrs s.~fsE .. suo,,
b.rrs Ptoo Na5.nS9 c, M S'ssss s.sA casi ws,
To-snd, wsyerl,. AZ. ~ N-'-sr h-IeSn' TaAshsnEoez,
.4Mt.5n.y H. EITS.'; Pr 81. ally s. sse for E...o. A.
seOn At Junction o Soodsb9rs w9s Gao sSSsTf ss rs
srrsease 6ei Al ps5urg for hsuh Chant Vl.s.,, W.
hanspo Bne &c RAson for CbsaI n.S.aay ~, NJ
Carmel Wilhsnspor, Erie, ke ' N'F' NJ
1870 q. n.-Wsy Train for Somervile
II mFor Fsnn Eastoa Allentown Mach Cank M,h,.,,
City H,eson wlssbsr Reading Columbia, Lsess.sr Bpas1
Potfrvils Harrisburg &c.
p m.-For Bason snd Allentown.
3op n-Por Eas,oo, Allentown hsach Chunk ami Belviisr,
4:30 n.-Por Somcrvle and F1smingoc.
m-CsCTSEAu BIPRxss daily for EA<on. Bethlehem
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago 4.d Cincinnati
log and P,se Cars Ptxb0gh and Chicago
with Delaware LseEsvanna and We<tsra Railroad for scsBs0a
Sis D. m-Por someryna
SD m-Por sonsrvila
- n.-For ksston
Sd n-(EnigrsnL--For Eas.oa-
S40p. m.-FOr PisinteR-
II 2pm-FOr .aiI6ed, u s.De~isys and Ssiurisvs
For 500 $50 73 $50 800 go l0:D II Is
nh ~ leo z;O0, 3:l5. 3:3 4:c. 40, 45 55 $50 5
600 $50 200 7:40 500 81j 800 g40 lO:45 1900
eten the obtained the oSc Of The Csnira Rail
rosd Of Eeveey foot Of Liberty ~ sR s. the principal hotels
sad het Offices SewYorkCt, RCKBR s1psriBtendeo%
n Raj (,enp Pas At
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
iPor Piermoni 'nd STies q

I ,oNG ISLANP a. NER RARtR2APix ARssSs PRixgyr.
and ater MONDAY OCT ~ 1870, Trans "I leave JHesS"D
$3.50 a N. Greerpor and Sag HsrboE
n. korihpot Way TRAN.
port o SATURDAY nights
90 r. m. Nothport RrprsA
$500 o. Hempsead Way Train ip Saturday nights
600 D Norhport Nsy Iraa q . ~,
Glen Gov, Lcun VALLEY Hcksge Huntington an hoIthpo A'e
fn... poirt an o. ri I. M aad6pm J. d. BARTON Ss2.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ - RRN RAILROAD

NEW BROAD GAUGE LIMBO Gap, Strou5ufe ssnion
Bnghsmon syracuse and Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depos View YORK foot o Barav' and foot OF CrsiOpher,t
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, hIr !, 51L
300 BROAD GAUGE BNPRBSS TRAIN. via BCoBton Bancn
directly through from Nesio Osego without change of
connecting at Scranton ~E And 4 lot kagtoa Nkssbare.
Pttston &c.
IT'S EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eounenx Dsryi With Booa-
ton Branch Dover II Chester Branch K
for ADdover and Newton Washington With the D. L. and W. K
for Water Gap strusburg Scranton Bend Bnghai0n sra
snd Osseso asd a. LastOn 81. LeLh F.e l. all
that road
l2s0 n, LRIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS sops Newark Morris
to-r Dover HcsetttOwR Wsbagoa Phpsbug ni EAson
aecs at Pnlhpshurg with Bel Del r. for Bede Se and st
Esson With L v Bethlehem AentoSn, Ms1ch Chuni and
WiltesbaTe
400 p %. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Peterson sni
Bnton directly through BnghamiSn without change Of
stopping principal s.son-.
4lO EAsTOS EXPRESS q Dover with Chester r
Waterloo via sesseI r. and al h-i'oa with " K for
3 HACKETTSTowN MAIL, connects III Boou'oD Chester,
and SusseI Railroads.
For NoRRIsTowy a.7ls slo n:o 1900 n, ?:3o $40 .lo,
$50, and $50
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations s:9 7:7 o. 1000
l0:l0 and II 20 2:g. i:n, and 800 p ~. - -
For ORANGE and S0t TIL ORANGE go 7:@, $40 so 1910
and II % llO 2 $40, 4s, 4o $50, o'O o.'p S'S sV'
sl5 and II: As p NJ so. . ~. 49,. ~. 81. -.
1890 90 2;o0, s2Jn 3:I, $40. $50 &l0,
t2gs 50 s;lo 5D 800 500 e:l5 anl
II;.5 D. q. Trains marked at EAss Newark.
Leave EerYOrs FOR BLOOMFIELD and hOSTCLAlR al t.o,
s:sg Il: and 200, $50, $50 ego ssd D.
& "A.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

THE FIRM of SMITH ~ WILLIAMS hay,
ins l.ssc'ytr the gnisrsgs have freh - Fklhhhship
Iaber sasa,ss their former as E'eai.,. sf vet ni,-
o. a.
MAJ l. lS1L hi'.'-'' H. o"''A
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
HRIE RAILwAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot

IL foot of Cham 5ers-st and foot Of lJtst a. follows:
Trains leave Chaners ats II n ';y
daily Leave Ll st. At St5 l045 m snd ID
ssd daily heS aud improved Drawing Room Coaches
Baialo, horue
win. Sleeping Cosehs running through to tevesad
and Gshou. Sleeping Cosches ta tran on ea'
Buffalo the $3.50 train ron NsSl - buiao aai
81. geSYof 10 Hornesve, Buffalo ana Cincinnati
An mig Train leaves daily e 5ts m
FOR Por, Jarvis and WAY. 4J0 43i 4. AIS .. ny
For hddstovu 3op (2l.it 3i5 uli and sao-
GAYS only s:0 a u led-st, s:ls a M 80,
fOrOtsVile and Wsy, at'1;30 m. tZ'ts 'I;l9 p N
For Es~burgh and Way at $50 and 40 p u IJisi 9;f'
Fo snd WAY, ,nd m 2A.t. ''' aHi s:i' p NJ
Thsatsr Traln, IL 80 D (.tl II a p. M
For P.rrsou and Esy. ron Ed st. p,po' s es 9 snt u -
s4s 1890 y n .l3 T. 3 5:l3 ind rs p N -.
nl~fae from 2Et Depot 81 sfs A. n sn1
34s i53 SIS and u: From Chanbers't Depot ~"
For Psnoat SysE Tsisn. way 2't DEPOT at 9;ls
nj I5 4:l5 5j aud 70 Is aud Sata1aF Only ~ -
Depot AZ s}J l.S 49, +lSi if'Jl
5l5 and D. and SATURDAYS only. 2 90 midnight
m hom ana see "a
Coaches osne for tie checking snt tansr OF Bsz
sage nav be Offices 2 32s sid 30 "a
Chanbsst Greenwichst Etast aad Tlrsve aregI
3 FVont Bookyn DepotS foot Of Chambt s1c foot o ~ st.
Exchange aud Lonz Dock Depot Jefey CITY A-d
Of tbe Agents ST the prsc pa hotels ,r,, ID mann
L. D. RUCKER, De- - ~ E phnN
Grnl supL lj'l Neull - ~
'DailS q, ~ oi ro1 H'eA'H'1'A 'NV'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ sr,,,,vp HVaD 1VgaaDpvcE,usvr

~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JusE ~. lsih
i'''s' Foarh-.ye Eatr.nee Tgenty- -ssyeutAst
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.ToRk,
3fEIl 3 IS 4. 90 $50 and (Erl p N. -
For strsifod Parsed Southport and Wssiport l'o
For Sor-aI Z CEI 8 1880 n l2:ls lEIl sl) a:'', 40
pF,. pfa .1es HS3 ~ shI 20 ny 5:.s $50 s9o and 6Rm
For stamford l. iEI II 80 a IA l1s tEA' @l9 tEhh
': - Es - 80 ~ 's .ou, - p as ss
'ss S a. Nj Tro caves Tveuty sevsr,s NsvYO att fs
Boston both suripy and shore Line.
~ CONNECTING TR'tN>
For Boston via spnugsed, a N and 9 ? a,
For Hartford and Springfield l2l3 2, 4O ~ 10 Hartford
For Newport L. 2.I5 p m fEI) connecting with eaHe Aero''
ssragsn.Su B4v. arriving a. $50 p m - ,,-..i
For Connecticut Rive. Railroad, R;l5 m 10 N''"'
For 70 n 2sr1ri Providence Railroad l2s
For shore Lie way, 70 AoIsies I'D ri'~'' W
For Se. HaSen ard Northampton Railroad IA N p L. N NORM
p"r aou...oae Rairosi N and 3 II u.,.,,,,
For Nsugauek IA roa. sn5 80 n 10, 70 " ''
FoI P,n6Sy .as so.5 soTsa5 "a. % i5 ~ - 40
Comnoious sleep Can atscbei % ~ - a. .tsrbs the
Day hs Tran on sser Lne JAMES Hoir sdpolaas
NEW-yORK CENTRAL AND HuDsoN
n RIVER RAiLRO AD-Tr,a .e.'e Is,r,:s - - '0''''
Cbeaso EIpes, Da- , S.pr ior Cacago 10
io.to :. m Eorleru and Wss'sn Eip's'' Ds
'i.hs Montreal E-re. ',r Aii,ese ioh to Water.
p m Fps P,eS. L5jls i1J,s', CDsi,J =, =.
"sT s se.oad Pscse EIPnss' WE ~ 4 sra q Rail
Rochester ana % -. Toioi sud ou.rle va lA'SA'"A' 'Ss
~. ,T.I' vi lave % s@H1:, .t.eel
II p M sSss sss . N PoaghssePse tr..a'
"a l. q. as sni ei,e m. Peets.iA ''-'A'
.na s $50 gS s .ss i5:ss n. H. I AS $40 '' and
u:0 p ". foss.f' - =, pcgghksspsis.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

A I STANFORD, Conn.,, on Clark's Hill, half
~ mile from depot miles from New Yori IS trains day e
ground sbng for pleasant
bathing; good Accommodations and moderate prices.
ROBERT C. PI.ACK A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

TIE .,.,, TWAS RAILWAY Co.
ossr Q actual se.slsrs ,-s, ,a.
Richest Farming Lands IN the "'f'a
a. 70 s. per sers-io ye'' ei''N
For ore0iA'' |~P 1s..C GOODNOw Land Commissioner,
Eeosho P,p. E,n.ss
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Real gsiatc 10 gxtbauae.
Citp propertp to fet.

IO LEE-At a reasonable rent, from 1st of
June t .s Ssory basement browBsone HOUSE, 3l East
reseHlt h1s sI the modem furniture carpets
sbl nos Te almost hayag been used bal four months
~ A. a. a e7es; bargain.
IQ LET-With steam-pOwer, ROOMS and
DOf fer ltnlilciur purposes Apply 70 EnFineer prem
- li i5i Resefs 0. at T. A. r. MEYER, 81 WAkes
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

NTFWARK AND NEW-1UKk hAILhUAD'-
n nrpor IN sBW-YoRS ot LAssrs, o., korth h'et
on sad ysaas 81 l6l g,ssssssr ys ys. ,sp SrwhRS
- 80 -.E 20 SIS sG, s:E, go l9;t m. y ~ ~
900 see 5:9a 4oa go. 500 500 500 ei"' '" ~ ~
s'to yt W. MN IoK FoR WEST BEReES.a' & 500 80 IL
49, "'~ NJ '''' K h. KICKER. kaPcrlutenasaS
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
r,u,,,rn atal gstaie for Sale.

I0R SALE = FARMS, v. CON- F,s. ana ,snss aSoS u
LAME ~ T1x1 Send for Land Register yanusry NoJ
Assncs tN' NUHsoE BAILEY, knotylle, Ienn,
FKSFS--THE BRADYs BEND IRON
III a Rrss Bend Armstrong County feun M
" OOnI os Il, territory for clborng Tue rse, q P,oiso
eas oIs ~ socs everything vast quAnuueN oi ta-n
o. se de rges, and most productive II'p n.us Of Oh
sh<h uus the present nchtnH Tn
n. hss been no % from this adjoining on lands me % nIs'
rn T resrs ag upon TIE Coupns LAM - Yas,lv srsssr than
vc hoso - vsneinq wells 10 those bored = s bn,ehes
Tse % eshi1 The dwellings hos sors rloved IN and
Any e1n - cunsuv With orderly eon'nuhlN ~ ,.. sci.
ke osp'S G , Wols o8,r comforts end 80 Cn,pv,
.sss me Iisheny Valley Raire-4 ennsehs AMID shipment
hriee fof leases 70 ve
hH<'uA' ~ G Al WHEFLEB Treasurer > Nna -- - 49,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

III FURNISHING
. . ok.s NJ m oeioct m FRIDAY the 18th DAY Of NAV nert
s-U for furnishing lud lAbo and Tor constructing
G dverug eiher Wharf Baltimore MARYLAND
an IN. Buoy Depot agon Delaware or on The shaF OF
The Light House Depot TOmpLle staten IsHbd ae- OH s'
l,sa of the
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

..r AND WATER ARRANGEMENT.
sOspAY 0os>r A. lso iron ReOse's, sat Grsss
So
ga. n MAI fsr Paichosae
ie. m Aescanedatsa 20 Babrloa
sGp Erysss vr Pchosse va stage TO bseoTt sSd Fre
Phee-
<o isiip Accommodate SsnriAs nfoAsa 70 rseh"sae
$50 = n Bsh, Ion A. owo lai.oa
80 h. n refres' 'kffenmad4noB
Si.cau for E'rkEsaf .v-,
l., . tLa lrs and ;l sid 40 P w. 'Ao' "uDe' " 'se'
:. W. DOUGLAS Sa2enasaaszA
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Summer Retreats.

A L Poultney, VT, Rev. ). Newman, ID. d.,
Presesnt OF Rps College oae- the envensnees aud comforts
Of HOME from June 10 Oct l. low peeuneaty adapted
for families be received in May house thoroughly TsDoVsd
SEND and reeeuees
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Conuirn propsrtp 10 fei.

A NUMBER of furnished and unfurnishet
holS> 10 YoHkers Hsstngs DObhs FerF Iryngon
tI"@n har li Nowtur-tf Cotets 81 sharon Spnbgs som
Is a. lNals oa e Hudson with rrrr front nV helo'
- ,all- WI \. POOLEY. n Pan paee
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

hrssR0,SgS-ST fron ieo. Of COZ ~ "a - -
= ' t,gIf ADRLPHfA a. - aSt > 70 o N H.D
!! night PoI phaehis ~ csnder % rnR wsr -, B.l
fot BAL 49, i5.1 and s.s- :. For 1hh sourn AM ~
snSSti,rgI WsST 800 n. s2r - 1890,
sOt t - 90 n r l and run oroneb 70 iSesDog
n, sSssr, For The WEST, fsHns'l, n ~, - ~
Pa.os are Az '. - ,,sla-
ss a., M, Yors % P.usgrss Caciaa sie
si,sss silver an Astshe 70 .e . a.. s.a &c.,
y esn,s silver Psso, are sTesso 70 ss - y aoo
sr,gk 10 1olunbss snd Cseinpst "tnoa' '
ras % :, at Of foot cf Con ,sii y ana S
(sDas a. Ilfysoy C,rY Sal
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28
Carless Nall Agents.

10 show how e%alless and In ON.
peient the mail agent on the Miss.
Central Rail road "a, we received
tins morning, The Memphis Daily
Sun. the ~. Louis Daily Republi-
can, the Holly Springs Mississippian,
the Scnatotia Times. the Charlie :
ton News, and Pamela Star, which
come to Wiuona in the mail from
the South. Win the above named
papers please make a mention of
this, and endeavor to wake up the
Route agents to do their duty.-W n
ona Democrat.
We have experienced the same
want OF promptness on the part OF
the mail agents on this road and
must pronounce the entire set Of Of
ticials now acting as mail agents us
totally unreliable and unworthy of
their position.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28
The Celebrated Improved
GERHARD
Oroide Gold Watches.
Si2, sl5, $50, $25.


During the past fosr years onr watches have
been so thoroughly tested, that for appearance.
style Of finish, and accuracy Of ime-kecpinp.
Gerard Watches are univtrally aeceard 10
be the best. They retain their brilliantly and
color until worn OIL.
EFB" II aFer purch sing aud fairly trying.
any oueis not iulIy satisfied, w will chcerlully
refund The money.
D&Gn They are all IN Hunting Cases. Gentle.
mems and Ladies sizes E.vory Witch lu.r-
eniced fortuna and wear, By specluI ceitiGca'e
Es5@A large assorlnrLl Improge1 0reide'
Chains, 81 ioS Also Gentlemen and Ladies
Jewrlry in great variety.
~ Beware Of Limitations. Order air, ci
from US Of our authorized agents. Agents aud
others applying for circulars wiilplease enclose
three cen, stamp for postage.
DrA,. Goods seat to ke paid for on delivery.
Customers permitted % examine what 'liry a.
der ~pe'osc raging i islon psym,nt ofexpress
charges both ways.
R-sa- When six Watches are or leftd At oaec.
we viii send an extra Watch (of s. me kind
free.
HsA. .Pnft imscrs residing a; some distance
from Express Office, and Desiring 10 save ,i,ac
and fxlease-, tan have The goods sent ~
mai, by remiting with the oiderl The ans,uni
required by Post Master. Money order rrgis
tered letter. draft OF check, payable u our or
der, nj onr risk
The ~Gtfarl Witches giet invaiigtiy salts.
facticn FIR iirfc assl gcal-Stw Yak DIR
Beak.
Aihonrslls r%.,iatic aim. nnl coed; arc o.
represented TsH,roHs DtBecFot.
We rccomrhcnd The 'Gerrid Watches In
preference 70 aii others ofihe : eroits" III mae.
ke-N. !. Eaiig N,ps.
Adde'S. plainly, a
JAMES GERsrB 4 "a.
7. % Boz 5ssi, Ntp Yof1
a. Ntas, t4#EN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28

LEGISLATIVE.

The Legislature adjourned on Sat
urday last to meet on Tuesday in
their respective chambers in the cap
| O. building as the contractors have
completed the work on this part Of
the capitol,
There have been no bills of any
public interest passed by both houses
since their meeting, and there Is no.
thing in the proceedings W to this
date worthy Of republication. II
the following report of the Judiciary
Committee becomes the law, We will
have new members to elect when the
general election is ordered, which
seems yet alta distant day, as no bill
has been introduced, or even spoken
OF, authorizing an election:
JUDICIARY.
Mr.. PRESIDENT: Theundersiencd
members OF the judiciary Commit
tee, as to the question, as this a
new Legislature, or the second ses-
sion ofthc first Legislature under the
new Constitution" have had the
same under consideration, and beg
leave to report that they believe this
to be hcsccond session of the first
Legislature under the new Consti-
tuition, and that the terms ofofice of
its members expires on the 31st day
of December, 1871.
THos. j. HARDY,
GEORGE $. SMITH,
CHAs. A. SULLIVAN.
Report received.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Pamela and BatesNille..-cOnsOlida
tiOn.

FREEMAN RANDOLPH Esq-May
occupy space enough in your col
umns to call attontion.to the subject
embodied in the caption of this ar
ticle 1t is known to all of us that
these two villages so long contiguous
have by the lapse Of time become
continuous, and yet no successful
effort has been made to identify
them IN the same corporation .
Why S this Is it not patent to
every rejecting mind that a single
municipal government would be sui
ticient for both, and more profitable
to the officers And would it not
be a subject of more pride to the
citizens of each to know that their
boundaries were augmented, and
their Importance increased by the
consolidation !, And who objects ?
| know that in times past some
sparings were INDUCED, and acrimo-
mics fostered, but the "sober second
thought" has quioted all these, and
now if there be any objections, we
know not of them. The consolidation
will dispcll all rivalry, make us
homogeneous, give Us Il town re-
sp~ectahlcsin numbers, and'a citizen
ship of co-workers. May | not then
urge upon the c~itlzens-ol bothivilla-
ges, generous and liberal coopera-
ton in getting up a CHARTER OF CON
Solidatioi by the present Lcgislaturel
The reasons for this policy are,many
and patent, but need not be en-
braoed in this communication. May
| also invoke the aid Of the editor
of the SCAR in stimulating action on
this topic. And may | not
to all past opposers to II "consuma-
ton SC devoutly to be desired" to
ground arms and make an Offering of
private foud upon the altar of the
comm N wish?
PAMELA.
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H.
a'tention is called to the report
the Clerk of the Board of Su-
lsors in this issue. The amount
due on warrants outstanding is
. larger than We expected. We
pa say to the present Board al
'sh they are not to blame for The
ent large indebtedness, to re-
aher that taxation must follow
contracts to fill the obligations
sed and that woare already over
iehel with taxation, and that
.oMy sheuld govern their actiens
Y present year, 10 that the tax
0e greatly decreased in the next
ncaf. There exists no cause
aaeli, expenditures during the
" aiIiiosi every stream in the
county has been bridged at
point Withinthe Iasttwoy years;
mere IS nothing else that re-
! any great outlay. We ask
y name Of the taxpayers that
oo'rd will llse every effort to
1he Taxation and not ~inercaae