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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

A PUBLIC MEETING will he held :,
the Capitol on Friday night Of this week
for the purpose Of organizing committee
OF Welcome and Intelligence, to aid and be-.
| friend strangers who may desire ta settlo
in this section of Mississippi: also to g;r.1
them such Information as they may cali ~
and need, and to prevent them from heino
| imposed upon by persons who NAV be in
terested in misleading them. or who through
ignorance or prejudice may rnisrepresent
the country.
Inc meeting viii be addressed by Messrs.
bennett Il Hillyard, who will explain their
plans OF operation. the means which they
are preparing to employ to advertise this
State all over the West. the North and En-
rope, the Importance of immigration, and
the reasons why we should work for and
desire it.
Critters II not be called upon to spend
money IN fas.se Committees, or in this enter
prise, but a4liy 10 lend their hearty co-opera-
ten and II tiaeHce, to be repaid by blessings
which may b. secured to their County and
their STATE.
We hope the meeting viii be very largely
attended
FRUIT Of the Loom, 124 cents, at Stad-
ekers'
HE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The Board
OF Trustees, at meeting last week, author
lied the Public Schools Of the city to close
on the nth of June, which will complete
the session Of nine months. The teachers.
however, have volunteered to teach until
the last week IN June, but without compen-
sation after the llth. Their salaries have
been promptly paid in currency at the end
Of each month, and their proposition to pro-
tract the session to the full period observed
by the private schools. shows their appre-
citation of the interest manifested in their
behalf by tie city authorities.
The success of the colored school has been
heretofore spoken OF in these columns. We
are now pleased to note that the white |
school, on College Green, of which Prof |
Edwards is principal, has so increased in |
numbers as to Hecessitate further accom-
for next session. There shonId |
be another building erected on College |
Green so that one building may be used ex- /
elusiyely for girls and the other for bows. /
Buy your Fans, Parasols and Straw |
Goods of Stadeker q Son.
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MATT F. ASH, Druggist and Apoth-
ecarr, las new advertisement in another
column, 70 which We call special attention.
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LIVING STO NEG
LIFE AND EXPLORATIONS

With his famous LAST JOURNALS, is now
ready! New complete and authentic life and
thrilling adventures in the heart of Africa of
the great hero traveller and explorer. Profuse-
In illustrated 5000 G Mt S ANTE d
quickly. 1T SELLS Do you doubt it Then
write for extra terms nd we will prope IL: or,
plete outfit to LIVINGSTONE PUBLISHERS St.
Louis, Mo. mayl2.
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NINE. DEMoREsT's last paper patterns
at BarfieldFs.
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WILD LIFE. Il. FAR WEST

A new illustrated book of the authors own
THIRTY YEARS life and adventures among the
Indians, in border wars, hunting wild ami
mails, &c. Crowded with thrilling incidents
and adventures. The best and only NEW and
complete book on life in the + AR W EST. ONLY
$3.50, promptly sent post paid where agent
is known. AGENT WANTED Send for
liberal terms. f. A. HUTCHINSON & Co. st.
Louis, Mo. mav12-
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Notice to Coal Dealers.

T WILL receive bids for the delivery of about
Il seven hundred and fifty tons of Coal, either
at the jackson depot or at the Asylum switch,
until II o'clock NJ, on the 18th day of June,
next, at which time | will close contract with
the lowest and best bidder. The coal to be
delivered, commencing July Is, and ending on
the 1st of October.
WIN. NJ. COMPTON,
may12-1t Sup't Miss State Lunatic Asylum.
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FRIENDS OF EMRERANCE.
JACKSON COUNCIL. No. 60-Meets every Fri
y day night. d. w. Jones, Presidents Miss
Matte XanH Hook Secretary
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EDITORIAL SPELLING MATCH. The
|emblng of the Press Association at Kos
sko on the "a of June, suggests the pro-
etyof an Editorial Spelling Match as one
Gbe special orders for the occasion. Hav-
made some reputation as a spellist, by
effort at Fair Lawn Institute, we are
ping that others shall have an opportu
h Of acquiring Ike distinction, Who
4 second the motion for a Press Associa-
b Spelling Match at Koseiusko? We are
lhe opinion it would draw" first rate.
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TAKEN UP

DY THE SUBSCRIBER at the LuxAr1c
ID ASYLUM, a COW with young calf The
COW had on a bell, is white, with pale yellow
spots; about 10 years old; mark ed with a cross
and upderbit in the right and two splits in he
left ear; valued al $40 CO. The owner will
please come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
may12-lt j. b. ALLEN.
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LONDON, May 1.-THE steamer Ca
diz, while on voyage from Lisbon to
this city, was lost and 100 persons
droTuad
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The Weekly Clarion.


,,--,;,ge and Death notices will be inserted
a - FI4R1ox free Of charge, when not
Ling six lines. Obituary notices and
|. 80 IF respect, whether from ind viduAls
49,; viii. in future. be charged our
So al vertising rates.-sI. 90 for each ten
- - rrIutei matter If.
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Ia GooD SHOWING. The Grand Jury
Athe Crcuir Court of the United States,
Hhge Hill presiding, was dismissed last
Rek first having reported that they had
knd no bills and that only two cases, and
hse Of trivial nature from the Post-otfice
#partment, had come before them. This
Rtainly speaks well for the Southern Dis
In
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Principal Office. IIO LnsaIIr street
I.-CAPITAL.

Whole of Joint Stock Guaranteed Capital
Whole amount of Capital actually paid up in cash
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ASSETS AND INVESTMENTS.
Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages
mortgages real estate worth
double the amount loaned, and
stocks at cash market price, -. 65s.62s AL
Premium Loans on Policies in
force .............................. 82s. 7G9 95
Deferred Cash Premiums ...-......... Sjl21 90
Rea} Estate, market value .........- 13l 900 %
Cash with Agents and in course Of
transmission 49,. 26.65G "a
Cash on hand and in Banks 20 10 "A
Office property and furniture,
home and agencies ............-....... 1854 81
Loans secured by Collaterals and
Bills Receivable -. Is. 49I So
Premiums in transitu .........,,..... 126, 385 rs
Interest and Rents accrued and
uncolleeted on mortgages, &C.. g., 334 Is
Value commuted commissions pur-
chased 49,. -. ............... 1887 50
Cash value of stationery and sup
plies on hand ............... .......... 5000 90
81 l07, 601 10
Total 2S06 GIG 50
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THE LATEST NEWS.


LosDoS, May 10. The steamer
Schiller was wrecked of the Seilly Is
lands, and 81 lives lost
AS0THFP
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E1ENr's Clothing and Furnishing Goods
PIE best material can be had at j. Stade-
4 q Son.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

PINE. DEMoREsT's last paper patterns
BarheId's.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

We are indebted to Hon. J. L. Alcorn
for late public documents
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12

4RIsH Linen, 80 cents per yard, at
klekers'.
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FRUIT Of the Loom, 1244 cents, at Stad-
ckers'
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LIABILITIES.
Dividends apportioned and unpaid 352 50
Claims resisted on grounds of
fraud &c 5,DOU VI
Losses reported. but not due, proofs
incomplete, &c-........... q $3.50 90
Reserve necessary to re-insure all
risks. including full reserve for
policies on which deferred cash
premiums and premiums in
transituf are due................... SOl, 126 81
Total positive and contingent
Liabilities 1856 Il
Surplus beyond all positive
and contingent Liabilities ....,..... $27l, 900 Or
The reserve is calculated on basis Of y
per cent interest. If placed basis Of
per cent. interest, the surplus would be in
creased to at least 5000 600.
First policy issued February Is, 1867. 1850
Policies issued to January ], 1869. p d23
Policies issued to January |. 1875.
Expenses Of 1874 were ST 10 less than in
1873. Death claims in 1874 were S5043 less
than in 1878. Income of 1874, s341 ,2S3 more
than total expenditures. Assets January /,
1875, $147, 1877 more than on January |, 1874.
w. c. CARRINGTON, President.
D. j. HARTsooK Secretary.
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PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES.

MINSgAPoLIs, MIN: ACADEMY OF SCIENCES:
yuiy s-pfof winche gave account Of the peat-bed
recently found in Moore and Fillmore Counties Mime
sota and supposed be coal occurs at the depth OF
about forty feet and is two three feet in thickness
Above and below drift Of clay aud untratifed gravel
II is not an alluvl deposit and formed from acal
action it. presence In that locality Is dieut OF e&pha
ton, with drift above aud below ~.
SAN DIEGO, CAL. THE SAN DIEGO SOCIETY
on NATURAL HISTORY July s.-Nany donations to the
library and museum made inciunga collection OF
si,yer copper and lead from Castle Derue, Arizona Ter
ri.oyy petiaess. fossil fresh water and marine shells
collections OF eggs and nests sstaceans, eorais, Rocky
Mountain hocusts, &c, SC. communication was read
by Prof. Mcrse the mosquito, and conmnnieatlon
descriptive OF the organization and objects OF the Arc,c
was read by Miss NJ Hubbell tan associate menber
CoNTOOCOOK, NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW
HaMrsHiRE ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY July %: ANNUAL
MkE4rSe.-The Historical Committee presented It's
annual manussriIr volume OF historical eouecto&'
covering 592 pages; also large volume Of clippings
biographical and historical, both relating TO New
Hampshire AnusioDs made TO the death OF the Hon
Horace Chase OF Hovkinton and Samuel o. Dia.e OF
Boston, which had occurred since the aHf inefihg'
Among the officers for the ensuing year Dar WIN "a
Blanchard OF Row-YOrk was chosen PRESIDENT, ana
Grosyenor A. Curtce, Corresponding SECRETARY
SAN FRANCIsCO CALIFORNIA MICROSCoPICAL
eocIrTy July pa series OF photographs was pre-
sented by Dr. Woodward OF the Army Medical Museum
Mr. Henry Edwards sent an OF recent visit to
Grass Valley and Nevada City, in Which, his attention
was called 20 the Of species OF coccus on the
manzanta tree (ArcttGPhylos tonentosa Tins on ex-
animation found to closely resemble IN form ana slhe
The we'll SHOWN coohneal from which the earmue
Is obtained The leaves M the anHsnit Tor miles ana
miles along tle road covered win tHbSc treasures,
and suggested their possible Application 10 useful r-
Mr. Edwards urged the Society the prorrety Q, IN
yesqatng THIS subject with of adding POSSIBLY a
new m4stry to the many aIssgn % icssf as
under the name of toce"s Arc'o~dphyOs,
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Gam 5rbools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" The EIGHTEENrH ANNUAL TERN ~ this institu
ton Will al Great Jones ~ 80 r Great Jones
aud Lafayette acel ~ is city on WEDNESDAY, oct
q, and viii cpntinne ustil NAV 10 1876.
The OF sudy embraces fH0 The degree ~
Bachelor Laws W e~9moIrrd students Who ursIo
The full course and pass the required examination.
For calo containing fall Information address, al
Great JOnes-st THEOnOkG W DWIGHT
Professor Of Municipal Law.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL,
CAhRNING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND Pull POWERED STEAMSHIPS
SAILING York sATu HDANs, NON Liverpool
THURSDAYS, ealliUE ~ Cork Haihor each way
ADitl yffG. SATURDAY. Aue ~, az y q. m.
BALTIC. SATURDAY, AJAX p, at 800 y. N.
REPUBLIC. SATU RDAY. sept 4, &C l:Jl q. IN.
BRITANNiC. sATU RDAY sept IL, at Up. N.
GEHMAEIC, SATURDAY, Sopt 10 at a: IN
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER OF, NORTH
DIVER
These 81, a.r the fastest IN the trade uniform In sire
unsurpassed Ia appointments The saloon, staeroos
Sinok placed aG5ls whore the noise
motion cas aoring degree VI comfort hitherto I'M
atiaiLalle At sea.
favorable terms stcernge, fZs.
Drafts from ~ upward.
For inspection plans and other information apply at the
Compauy's Offices, No. ~ broadway, New Yotk
AZ J. CvNgis, Agent
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lEGULAR Catsldll line, up the creek.--Stcam
H. New Champion and Walter Brett VIM leave ler 81
foot Of Canal ST. daily except sunday AT p Fare 20
Connecting at Caiskn with thmVhs line Oi stages
and through ckes sold 10 CIo Durham, Windham, and all
paints West al reduced rates.
CARATOt.A.-Directr route, via Citizens Line
- Esgan steamboats leaving EesYork daily saturiaysex
ecpsd M D. m. from Pier 40 n. r. iOJt OF Leroy st Ex
tickes NewYork Saratoga and return, good 80
days, only -.
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DoRTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-For

IIUR INND anu " VNF T0-I IN l1INT1-:IU1
I ViIfTE MoVN TAINo viva Plymouth and via Rochester
and y. Conway, \, 10 PokTLANp; : JGu TA
Knr[LAND. F0EI POINT BANGOR. NACHIAS, MI
IF ri and JOHNS Draw l--lV'n cars rp tlTogi De-
tween New !cndon Az. be Mountains also between New
Landau auI ,oril.nd Reach bite Mountains al $50 nj
Portland al l5p ~; Bangor M ftye Now YORK pler ~
Noru River at : u. NJ. NDRWItN LlhE-baye New lolA
Grand Central DEPOT AVID 10 sud SANDS p M ~ TN All
~ with Portland ana worcester
y.i M a q1 aut4 D. The 3 express 10 Ply
.ri:h White Mountains y. Conway Portland, and Bangor
,g IL H. Is a through train 10 Nashua Rochester, Port
Lutl AMI PangOr Dect connections nadc IN the pI"B
THINK hallway Ia Portland no transfer ny ths me through
f.rt.te In ,katfu
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~ ERN RAILROAD foot OF Barclay ana AIirtpph.i
S 10 A. H. Tain attached va Paterson
And Boonon for Mannnka Chunk, P0stanI Wafer Gap
SrondsbUrg scranton, CaIbondae Fit~nD
oxford NOTwlcn Richheih SpiihyN
.Corfisnd WOrer syracuse IL fasl"h Express of
OxOri N,nunka chunk Portland Waer Cilf ann cuoHns-
III. Bin ghamon Express, Y1h craving room
oas ttache stopping principal stations Aposs aa-hs
Railroad for Andoyer, Newton &C, AND
also connections toI Lake Hopatcong Buds LAKE, A1
S,ho0l.y's Mountain
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Gteamboals ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsatonic
NGugatnck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BfSlD,t
CathariEeslp at 1880 H. and bridgeport al IL
y M.
Tor WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, P'keepsie,
i Ron,iout, Kingston, Cozzens Cornwall Milton, sew
Hamburger and Marb0rO' by ferry. The NARY POWELL
Pier 80, y. H. daily. al $50 p n Sonnys eAcspeLl
NOR Rondout g. Kingston, landing at Cozzens
west Point, Cornwall, Nowburgh, Marlborough Milton,
PoughNeepse West Tsrk and Esops the steamboat james
W Baldwin every Monday Wednesday ana FRIDAY, leaving
HatTison-st. Pier No "a, North River at p NJ
NETWORK central AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAtLROAD.-Aftor June 20 1910, through
trains will leave Grand Central Depot - Ia, ,..t,o
800 a NJ Chicago and Northern Express WIN utaNing
room through dorchester; also Montreal VIA Mah
chester, VI g., -, cor,,ooo q, %, n m
90 D. ~ Special Express IN a~ ~ IOon 'si
10 no. hester BaEa AID Niagara tIls, arriving ~ NJ
agara Falls at1 u p ~ - ,,
ii 90 a. N, EOr. horn and Western E1yfess -. A. -
"a n, arriving III saratoga at . p m
4Oo n m Montreal Express, Win sleeping cars rom NOV"
WORT ~ II Albaps arriving Montreal at s. 90 a. TI
600 D. NJ Express Daily With sleeping cars IOr "aeito"n
A. Pacic Express Daily. with sleeping ears TOT Koch
ester, Buffalo. and Niatia rams hso Ioi Ni'"e'' ~ ~
L. :. and NJ. &. Railroads. 49, g.. .,,o,r rrro,,
,r e,raoyTt arriving at $50 sunday morning
way l'H'n9 aS V' W ~ G. n. KENDRICK,
royqIp 1g4ppQ
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H. p. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
NFI AWAKE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..

~ owning avI operating the only route 10 CCoperso1n
RalstrD Saratoga, taLe George, ann
lr on axe Champlaf Esht trains aud steamers from
Esc YORK connect Albany and Troy with morning trains
me day line and midday trans wth evening trains
for ali the above named places :. f. MAYO, Genl PaA
Agent H. v OLYPHAEr AsSt PresN
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Miscellaneous.
ON AID(fINIA

2 y
Board % Visitors q the University 0f virginia viii,
the 10Th day Oi september next 'iect iiarss "a Matte
nae applied Ia Engine ing md Archie cture Applicants
for the position vii address the Chairman II TIE Faculty A. q.
NlTlIn- 2. Allr1maII. o., Va.
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DED STAR LINE-Appelnted to carry The
IL BslGlan and IN ted states Mails.
The following stearitrs are appointed 10 san.
FOR ANTWERP.
Philadelphia From New York
VADERLAN D.......,Aue.2j SWITZERLAND ......ScDt
kEDERLAED ..... sept. Is tsfATEOF NEVA DASopt.3O
FKOA ANTWERP
For Philadelphia. For New York.
Is tWrlIEHlAN D.. sept 30
PRICES or FAssAGE ~ CuAhENCN. .oo
First cabin 900 'fcfrl cabin 400
tickets To ana from all Dain- The lowest rates.
P1sseng ConuIl-la Tor al elasacs unsurpassed
passage o hcigbfaId Mhcr Information. apply ~
Gi.p v. COTTON, Agent, ~ HrOad-at.
JOHN MCDONALD. p,Sss Agent,
BATTERY place. New York.
PETER WIGHT q SONS. GEM Agts,
3O7 Walnut Ihila.
p. WONDER BECKE General European Agent Antwerp.
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r. UNIH NFHNINN I4IID1 II
- STEAMSHIP LINE BEIM LIN NV f"hh,
sou fHAh UPTON MD BREMEN.
Co'fPA NYs PIER foot Of SECON DSE. ItoBoNEN
NECK Al.--....--...Au g u bpNN --------
MOS MAIN II
RATES o. PASSAHE from Nv YORK 10 sol hNMf-
TON. HANHE OR BKl MN -. 90, .
FIRST CABIN, 500 gold. SECOND CABIN +oo soin'
STFERAGF $50 currency. $50
Return Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid steelaBe CeI
cate-. : currency.
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TINTED STATES SCHOOL
a AKIN

~ AND
COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
hook OF neaIly pages compiled expressly Guide
selecting school. II
complete ali Schools AMI Colleges IN the United
states. information TO places wherein the sci opls
are located thr climate, rT al facilities &c al'o special
GfacTpiion OF the most desirable ina,ltuon@ ~ aiming
sen! free upon Application. postage AH centsl
II. COTESNORIII PINCkNLY.
Bureau of School Advertising and Inforna,on Domestic
I-tuliBg corner Broadway AZ llilsi. Srr ORR tty.
Pamphlets Of the irding semina!.e aai Academies boh
ealing ~ the Directory Onire above Ia UniaI square
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAliROAD-SUMME
4 ARFANGEM ENTS-AUG. = ls7j .
Trains leave Drpots Of Cortant ant D 'bossessts
TOO a. m., through 10 Elmita, oonhse;hg WITH usIns
for UaIletop. Beaver Meadow, Mshanoy CITY, shenM.
doah Mount carmel and points IA ha1letoh sha
Mahsnoy regions also makes c.0-c CONNECTION oi
Ithaca, Auburn Rochester, Buffalo Nagsra FaiI-, &c.
Loo n m COZ IUukhaHnock. connecting Win iiains Ter
" Esxstop NanaIsy Ci,y neadiDI Potsylb, and HU'
rSbuyg .,....-
A 90 n m toi Manch Chunk stopping at all stations.
$40 D. m Night Express, daily for AL principal statons
,onuec,ing with trans for Itha. Auburn, Rochester,
BuGaD, Niagara Pals and the west. fnimAhs
"'pHS R5BFRT II. sAYnE. supt and Engineer
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For Young Ladies City.

AZ Fast 43d-st., near
IN Msiisonavo Oldest and best Kindergarien in Ite cy
All the FIOe6el occupations taught thOlouf my Ii"A
aud teachers. SCi9i- ant families spfei
Y an n m.eygsrtlrTs. Miss H. II. COE PTin.
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II
4 The NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New.YorA IN philadelphia only - 10 ..n.,
Comurneinr MON DAY. June 2s lcl0, the new s.,p,S
and cono lions steamboats, JESSE liOft and IWla"nP
connecting ~ SANDY fI0Ok Vith All trains "ih
Lave New York HON iier &. ". IT, Ioot OF heNsofs~
7am-Fn Long Branch and Red Bans NJ. MA.
9iS n. m.-kDr ihladeh IN a. ions bi"SH i"n'' '~'s''
Marefown Nine'ani. and Erld,eton -, ,,.... ,,.k.
100 D. m-For Philadelphia Long BRANCH barhesnb '"o~
eftOB, and all way stations 49,, ON, p,.,ch
pafor Cars through 10 Philadelphia ON $50 r. m naln
40 y. m.-For Lons Branch, fons n'tr ana Ie'o"h'
From foot Of 2ltl IL, North River, i25o and NJ "A
sandays-From 2ih ST Pier 800 a. NJ, fist . n nS
u irving at Long Branch lllS m. heturnnk 49,.
Tong i,rane 90 % NJ arrive Pier $50 2itht rles
40 VIM d SNEpc~f ''''''-'
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vi and DAY SCHOOL for Young fadiea and C!'idrcn,
ARCHfH PIAcf, Ohb's Ferry ~ !. She uudsOn viii
reopen TUESDAY sept 20 BcarTani tuition In Lrgish
and Iasin $3.50 per year ichgltiUly hcat.d the
bauk the Hudson g ctl NH ron New io.k city. BOZ
CIRCULARS address the Principal Or JAMES WILDE, IT, No.
A ErLlhNlN n Y.
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" AIBANY and Troy, landing Catskn-Si Gamer ]: b.
s(tHgYLFR from Pier 80. y T., FTanklinst, AONDAIS
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS o y m. falG % GEMS
deck; I'll cabin berth. Freight at reduced rates
' - ' j. ". HANCOCK
sr-NDAY FYCV PSION, 2 =. ~. 2lthsT. Sl5 NewDurgh
30 ctS; Poughkoeqse Khnebec&, taskll Athens II ie
turn tickets II 20; arriving New ! Ork stme cay
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.0LLADAY COLLEGIATK INSTITUIE,

w ege and Phono graphic Institute, 20 ,ai litsi COZ
Union 50 opens annually sept J. send ioI circular,
SQ PARK-AVE., N. Y,
DO aetyrern THIRTY seventh and Thirty eighth sts.)
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without change.
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time, | am aware that in many places lev
ees weuld have to be built 20 prevent the
flowing of valuable lands, and which would
net only serve the main object, but would
be valuable for agricultural interest in dry
seasons, were available, for the purposes
of irrigation.
The waters Of the Wisconsin run of too
fast. Its ancient reservoirs in 4 measure
should be restored, nos only for regulating
the 6nw for nayigable ami mechanics.
purposes. and to prevent sudden foods,
-bnt for obtsiniog better irrigation, and for
salutarY climatic con Iteration.
To conclusion, let me say: have never
seen a river, in this country, so well sep
Piled with profuse and prolific natural
agency for the protection of river banks
and otherwise, as this. And then, nat
ural means in the way of material for con-
struction cannot be excelle3 in this couu-
try; and nothing seems to be wanting but
our gray lime stone of the lower Fox,
which, as building stone, in Connection
with water, | regard as superior to any
stone used except granite. NO sand stone
can match it.
Altogether, | think the Wisconsin
superior river, and has superior advantages
in its favor by WY of improvement to
most Of our rivers.
Respectfully, j. NJ. BARKER,
tr;.oJ Efur1oeey