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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01
NFW-UAyEN. HARTFORD. &c.-Fare. *
RAILROAD. 49, GREAT

Sew Haven al . anil II y. connecting with .oad
HENNSl IYANGA RAILROAD. = GREAT
| TRUNK LINE MD UNITED STATES MAIL
RoUTEon and acr No,cGb,r ~ le''; tl,in- leave Nc~
NoGL, pc.bgo@cs and Cuantt streets Ferries ~ follows
FXprss Tor Iasture Pi'L-9urr nc West and sont Win
Pullman Palace Cars attached, and $50 daily
For Wiilrmspor Look ii!ven Corr, ana i.rr, a. 80
and The on Regions For Wthamspor. and Lock Haven
For Hanurc Washa gon and the south. Limited wash
Express Of pullman parof Cara daily except Srnday
$50 Washington 10 Regular at $40
/, $50. and p SUNDAY, $50 and 3p M
EXpIcss FOR Phadcp hd 80 SO (JJV lmlted a. m,
D G.3u :, $50 and D. Snnd1y o. m D. g. ESQ,
:, $50. aud y. Imgant aud -ecoItCtSr. D. IN.
For Ncvdra Elizabeth. Raway, Princeton Trcn
Perth. Afb0y tirrgiUn, Re vicre and other points,
see "a, al schedules At all Ticker Offices.
brooklyn Aunex" connect with all through trains
Jrssy CITY, alOIdmg speedy and direct transfer oF
Brooklyn travel
Trans atIi,c From pttsbur-. G:JD and n:!G and
~ daily: 1910 u and 600 daily except
Monday Washington aId Bil npi G'O AMI $40 a. H..
i:l0 5lj and loln M. sunhay $50 and go a. N From
Pin laielrhl 800, ESQ. JiO. 1919 1870. 1850 n. 2O,
40 81 go. $40 lulO and lO:U T. SUNDAY, 5OJ Gj1,
$40 lO:fO, 1890 a. m. G:iu ard 1920 Z. M.
so and gii Br0aHWaN No Astor House,
and Of Desbosses and rnndtsts.: No tourtst,
BROOKLYN D9uut foot 81 Funnt BTplklHn, nos
ia 1lG and lis Hudson IT.. HObOkeu Depot, jersey CITY
I.m grant II. kc Office, 30 ) Battcryplacc . .,....
FRANK THOMSON, J.. FARMER.
t;,uefal GEM Passenger Agent
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Gituatiou5 WGnic0--tt lGles


COACHMAN.-h cOlOred man from Virginia
wants - place coachman otherwise; has had much
experience Of horses temperate and steady city
cOIutrv Apply To JAMES KING 2lS WOOster.st. rear
"ANIED-By Il recent graduate OF Yale, Il
w position welestablshed local with to
purchasing part interest Address with particulars
r. L., Box 223 stamford. Conn,
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GnslrGl 5nstrumerts

JIAVE YOU seen the "M0DEL" UPRIGHT
PIANO. It is beautiful dcsiqn and finish ant excel
lent IN tone Price $50 20 Tl73. SIMPSON * CO.
Manufacturers, No. ) last l4tb-st.
ERANICH & BACH, 2f3 East 23d-st., near
II 2aye have beautiful assorurn. o.. sac f1Jnpfprcs.
both new ana hand which hey one:Ing low.
Pianos lent ana sold on insiallments
I ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BkST and
| iri,FA pr ST G ABINET or PARIOR ORGANS IN THE
WORI d. Organs rented ~ rent of 'nc'l. MASON
HAMLIN ORGAN Co, - IuioE- squafGr New 1oIk.
I IGHTE * ERNST old house OF Llgh;c ~
/ pralbnry Offer their SPLENDID PiANOFORrI.- low
prices and on easy monthly payments, al IL East .ins
Also Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
G " BALL ~ Co,
-. No IL EAST liTH-ST.
StPlueays aud other fiilOs organs low
for casa Oh nstallments and for rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01

epsES PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
W sB Washiueton.aye WoOside, Newark from October
L. Apply on the PROMISES. or OF J. H. DLNISON' 100 bec
Vile Newark n j
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Ocean Cleaners.

CTATE LINE.-TO Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- n Belfast and londonderry These stcIass ful pow
cred ste vi n
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Gelp Wante6

IHANTED-A d0uble-cntry bOOkkeeper, {
w balance mp set Of manufacturers books Address
Tribune Office.
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Conrtrn ,]ropcrIn 60 fet.

one paying modcru hotels in Providence. r. T.
North Mau-si next 10 the state House ana 1T
vicinity Of all GepOs tie hotel ~ now fui 81 permanent
transient guests offers chance 10 IlIue- dea
lug 10 engage IN the business Address iorpariionlas
- THOMAS FURLONG,
No. III North MaiIst. Providence. A. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01
Steamboats, ano Railroads

nEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
II TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
BALrfronF AZ ONO RAIgoAD-EXpTe,s for Washington
amt The Ncs-~:-O q. Express Tor Washington and hC
SouilldD T. NJ Express ioI Mashngton the south, and
West-9D0 y. M.
LRIE RAILwAY-9O1 and Oij a. H. and : p. IN.
NEwl ugN CENrRALASD ~ DsoN RIVERS 1890 and loo
z. amt . D. $50, ami IL y.
SEwJRRsEY SOUTHERN Philadelphia Steamer lcavesl
] m D.. Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01

Fourteen Through way daily three DepOts
Philadelphia, TWO in New loik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01

Tie undersigned hereby notice that he viii ooniiu
tGc .'ock commission bsncss his name a thc abb
add. - DAVID RiCUNDNn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20

A.-Ninos de - amos de edad. pagan la mitad
del tipo que los adultos ninos. dc amos de edad
naoan la eurta parte del pasae de un adulto: nihos
de m6nos de amos, gratis.
R-Criadas que oeupan camarotes toman sus
comidas sean en- el salon de las damas sea en- la ca
mara de sus amos pagan dos terceras parties del
pasaie de primera camara: crlados seran colocad0S
en- la segunda camara.
importe del pasaje
D. -Pasajeros que hagan ell viaje Europa Dor
estos yapores dos dentro del termino de doce
masas gOzaran de rebaja de 10 p% sobre al i'm
Dorte del segundo billete al tomarlo.
E. Pasajeros que tomen billete de primera CANA
ra de ida vueta d Europa vice. versa, gOaran de
ma rebaia de 25 p. sobre ell importe del pasae que
toque al servicio de la Inca de Hamburgo Biletes
directos para puertos allende de Panama. seran ex-
nendidos con las rebajas de costumbre que suelen
eonceder las lneas de conexion, por las euRles 81
krasp0rte sea efeetuado.
Billetes de ida vueltason valederos por 10 leses
sin que estos. como los demas, puedan transferrse
Otra persona.
LA rebaia de una sexta parte sobre ell tho es.
tabeeid0, que SO hara favor familias solanen-
te e casos que el importe del pasaje Isl ese car0a
40 ain rebaja para todos los individuos de la fama
HegAra al impoFte del pasaje de cuatro adultos
Sc eomprende una famllia padres. hios eriados
no Sc haee rebaja persona tome billete de ida
vuelta.
Para mas porTnenOres dirigirse en- AguadiIIa so.
nores Silva Ferref Co.--En MayagGez Sres Hsise
Kraemer 4 C0.-En Ponce. Sres. Schroeder 1 Con-
San Juan de Puerto-R Rico
FEDDERSEN WILLISK A. Go
San Juan dsPuerto Rico. agosto de 1877,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
Precios de los pasajes
Exceuciones de la sobredicha tarifa.

Estos precios son pagaderoS en- orc ingles an
rican0 la par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
BDGUNDo vIAJE MENsUAL.
RUTA sB.''
LLEGADA. Said

Cuando ell mes anterior tenga 81 dfas las llegadas
salidas seran dia anss en- el primer viae men
sual. En- los moses de Julio. Octubre Dciembra 81
yapor inges legari este puerto los dlas sefiala-
dos 6 un dia jesoues.
Para coAod .ied de los pasaieros el vapor de Ia
Isla llevara IN int9rprete.
rlsTA DE RREcIos DE LOS PAsAJEs DE IL CI4AsE
f1-lnleT oiGJe meHsuaL Na7Iaero q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
SaStreria
MA YAGTEZ.
Gale de $. jose.
L o m q S Hermanos
SAN JUAN, PUERT0-RICO.
17.-CRUz, ala de S. FRANCISC0.-17.
So so hasta 81
ELAsTICoTINEs y CAsIMIRES

Jhalinas, Corbatas, Anillos, Ca
ufios, v Pecheras de camisas Y
.ellos, Puflos y Chalinas para
13 Mo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
BUEN NEGOCIO.

Sc vende hipoteca una magnifica estancia,
con Glen cuerdas de terra de sobre vega an 10
jurisdiction de Toa-alta, barrio de Pima Tie-
ne cincuenta cuerdas, eercadas, para criahxa
de ganado suelto, superior paste, blenps mon
tes, 5000 palos de china, IL palmas de cocos,
4, 200 palmas de yag para criar ccrdos, 'bue-
nos chiqueros para i'd, 4 cnerdas de cafe una
gran casa de viyienda de magnifcas duras ma
derrs del pals iatnidad de arboles ffutales de
todas classes, con un buen camino carretero.
Sc vende en- 5000 pesos Sc hipoteca en- 1000
por un aiio.
Dirigirsc para mas pormenores Ia Gale de
la Cruz aim. 26, esquina d 10 del Sol, Capital.
Hta 20 mzo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
Tarifa para dinero.


T. idem I. mas mas de 5000. = pSs
AhsiotoIId frahcid. e pSs
:, Al regresar ell vapor dc la H2bana toeara en-
Puerto Plata. ~
Sc expenden biletes de retorno para tres meses.
con una rebala dc 25 pe, buen0 por un ao para los
Yiales trsatantcos; sols meses para las Antillas
Be hacs una reba2 de SeXto en- los tiDos
dos en- favor de las familias pero solo EN- los casos
en- que ei lmporte del pasaje 81 carga en- Su tota
dad por toda la familia uere igual al importe total
dal passage dc cuatro pasajeros adultoS de Camara.
III t9rmino famIla. sclo comprende los padres sus
sonas que tomen billetes de retorno. pasajeros
tomen billetes los preoios mas bajos para des-
de Europa.
Los nihos menes de aios uno gratis. de sla
cuarta parte, de II la mitad.
Los pasajeros para Francia. cualduier parte de
Europa, pueden Quedar Is d1aS Ingaterra ST asf
GUSTAV vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar en- Francla Los paSaJero6 por eStos vapores
tendran 81 privilege dc yaar e camino de hie-ro
entire CherbourR, Paris, Plymouth Londres & una
rebaia de 10 pSs los embareados en- este suerto
ESta prohibido los paSaeros, embarcando an
este puerto tomar biletes sino casa de los Agen
tes en- San Juan Puerto Rico Sres. Latmer & CO al
pasaje tornado boreo pagarA 10 p$< de recarQo
den obtenerse passages por los vaporss de esta Com
paf1a para los sigulentes puntos: Antigua Barba-
das, Belize, Cartagcna, Colon, Curacao, Demerara
Dominica Granada, Grey Town, Jaemel Jamaica
la Cara. Martiniea Port-au- Prince, Puerto Limon
Savanilia Saint Kits Santa Lucia San Vicente To-
bago isla de Trinidad
Sc exigen ahora precios m0dicos para los traspor-
teS de tabaeO cafe Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasajes, letes demas di-
rfgirse q la Agencia de la Compahia.
La yompan1a asegura toda ciase de valores que
en- efectlyo metales Rrecosos 6joyas, So embarduen
en- los vapores de Ia Inca con destno 6 Eurepa San
Tn0maSs HaDana o cualquier OtrO puntO de 6u ruta
-ARent6s LAtinaer u Cos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
EN- Ell ALMACEN
DE
DON ALVARO " ZQUEZ.
DE PUERTO-RIC0,
sE ENoUENTRA DE yENTA 10 srGUTETE


Hero en- barras chapas de todas difaen-
stones
Hero galvanizado del lIso ecanalafio,
cumbreras ] canales, tornilI0s elayos para el
msmo zinc
Acero fundido ordinario, tornOs tuer.
cas- de todas dimensiones, Hmas de todas classes.
Cobre en- plancha para alambiQnes stros
usos renaehes y cabillas barfas redondas
Cabilas de hero galvanizado con sus aran-
delas.
Clavos de hierro galyanizado de cobre
para embarcaci, nes
Ejes dc hierro bujes lie to las clsses para
earretas cochcs
Sopandas v abrazaderas para idenh
Para s3car piedras, barras pieos, cuh6s
mandarias, picos para los caminos j carrete.
fas.
Pinturas, acetes aguarras en- barricasy en-
canas
Clavos de toneero MIN. y 10 y de pales de
todas clases.
| Azadas bruidas medic brIlfir
! Ejes para toneleros dc tutlas dine nsioneS
| Coma en- planclia, primera eiase para jnutas
| de m2quinaria.
! Sicrras de aire = tronzadores, mimic en- p0lyo
| Efectes para buques, dep6sitos lie maderas
del pals, vigueria, &c.
| Sc aduliten encargos de todas classes en- ma
| quinaria ferretef1a, coumnas, balconajet, tn.
| beras para Haeiendas &c, DC. hta. 20 nszo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20

En- q SO parties, en- 30 una cuarta parte de los
preclos de a. Los pasajeros dc caSe han de eyar
sarias
Los pasajes puelen tomarse en- la Agencia hasta
una hora antes de la salida del vapor.
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
GRAN COMED0R DBL HOTEL SAN JUAN.
Is. FORTALEZA. Is. n

medor que sin tlisputa hoy imitacion fIs ia
que correspondent los Hoteles de Ehropa,
puede llamarse ell primero dc la Isla, su dueEo
tiene ell gnsto de ofrecer de nuevo ell referido
establecimiento despues de las reformns "a
81 introducidas
Hdbitdctones Iffescds y GseddaS; para FAINT.
las an serUicio especial sit,tacton slsl Hotel es
mas ctats.ico de csta capital A todds horas
baa0S al placer
E propiesario ENRIQUE San MrtlAN.
hasta u dc Abfil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
Vapor Mdn,iela captain Tillldnil.
VrAJE PUERTO Rico PoR Ell SUR DE SASTo DOMINGO
sEGUN Ell sIaUIENTE ITINERARIo.
I D A
RETORNO
cnNsIGNATARInS.

NUEyrrAs Sres D. P s. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA.
Sucesores de Silva, Rodriguez Comp.-BARAooA. L.
Alayo Comp.-CUBA, Sres. S. L. Ros Comp
HANro DoMINao Sr. d. Juan Pou.-MAYAGnEz, Don
min Bernedo.-AGUADILIA Sres. Amell. Julia O.
PuTRTo- Rico Sres Iriarte. Hermano de CaracenA
v Comp,-SANTH0MAs.S Sres. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20

os siguientes
TIPos REDUCIDos DE RlFTEs.
Mercancias Sacos vacios. Papel,
perfumerfa. Juguetes. Velas.
CuchilleriR. DroGas. Viveres. soI For tonela-
Jarcla JaDoni VINO inors Moorse ds de peso 6
les. VidriO de ventanas. MEDIA
Quincalleria. alamDse; T cOO5e, na no opcion de
ras ferreterfa pintura acei- %! vapor.
te. pailns para az0car. .........J
Loza. yidrieria eerveEzs......... 6Ol.
Arroz. hierro calderos iogones. 4SI da de preco.
T0do con Ell 10 p% de eapa.
Manuinaria d otras mercancfas segun cenvenio.
Les fetes seran paeaderos ass la +.
pOr cantidadeS de consideration, de no men0e de
go toueladas de earHa, por un solo yapor. Sc hara
conyenio especial con los senores que las compre-
metan.
SIrioir q los Sres. White, Forman Ce, 81 James
Street Liverpool; los Agentes Sres LAtner y Ca.
San Juan P. r. /: Sres Ilaur Borda y c. Mayaguez;
Sres Wiechers O.. Ponce.
Aviso los senores embarcadores.
Las mercancfas embarcadas por los vapores de la
linea arriba expresada, que eguen este puerto deS
de este Rdalante. pagaran al nete en- veZ de
pesos la libra esterlina al cambo corrlente de giro
en las fechas dc las arribadaS. Las que paguen 81
iete adelantado LIVERPOOL solo Sc les cobrara el
p% de capa. vez del 10 p% senalado sobre tetes
en- general u. II oee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
PAILAS PARA INGBNN.

Las hay de todos tama1os legftimas de Carren,
hasta 500 galones en- e alnacsn dc los Brae. ANTHL
JULIA CoMP., do Aguadilla. Para mas p1rmeDoras
1irgirsa 4 loa citadns eefsores. F&tsat@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
COMPANIA REAH

COHIPANIA REAL
De VAPORES C0RREOS INGLESES.
sUBvENcIoNADA PoR GoBIERSo DE s. ME-
Se7pico e'stre SantO Domingo. Puerto Plata los Rertos
de Iuerto- Rico. Santh6fnas. Europa otros paises
ITINERARIO.
PRIMER vIAJE MENsuAL.
RUTA 'tA.''
LLEGADA. SALLDA.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12
Copy of Hamilton & Hebfop'S Contract
OF LEASE FROM STATE.

This ndentur made and tered into this the 9th day OF
June 1876 by and between D. Shelton Thomas b. Smith, and
L. C. Bckham Inspectors of the Mississippi State Penen
ary made Commissioners by the Act Of the Legislature,
hereinafter referred TO- acting for and in behalf the State
of Mississippi and Jones Hamilton and John L. Hebron,
wtnesseth that
Whereas In accordance with Act OF the Legislature Of
the State Of Mississippi entitled Act provide leasing
the Penenary and the convict labor of the State
proved the 18th Of April 1876 the said Commissioners
the Clarion newspaper published in jackson, Mississippi
notice and FORM required BY said Act and by
said advertisement fixed the 9th day of june 1876 as the
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12

Section g. of the Act of January 3st 1877 above quoted
makes my duty report the Legislature the amount OF
funds accuDg the Se etc. under the contract OF lease
with Messrs Hamilton Hebron In accordance with that
requirement. have the honor report that the amount &C
crung the State from date Of the lease June To- 1876 to
January l. 1873 is thousand six hundred and sixty
dollars and eghy-nne cents s7667 S9 This sum is
aceraned be due by calculating the amOunto be paid for
each convict of dollar and cents ($l 10Y
per head per month"; hundred and forty 40 exempt
by the of the contract 1t will thus be that under
the system OF leasing adopted by the Legislature of 1876 the
Pentenary which almost from its establishment has been
great expense to the State is source Of revenue
The conduct of the inmates during the year, all that
could be reasonably expected There have been outbreaks
munies, This has measure resulted from the opera
of the "commuation law but is mainly attributable to
the excellent discipline of the prison. with the rmness yet
Kindness with which enforced The prisoner is made to
see that the interest Institution and his welfare,
lies his obedience the rules prescribed for the govern
ment of the Penitentiary.' -''' '>- ti .
In closing this report am pleased TO be enabled to state
that this Institution has been much improved many respects
during the year The sanitary regulations and discipline
much better than heretofore. The labor OF the inmates
has been systematzed The additions repairs and improve
made have improved its appearance enlarged its dmen
sions and will contribute the successful employment
of the inmates in the future. Wa
With acknowledgment Of the uniform courtesy and
sistance extended to me by your Exeellency am,
.- Very respectfully "
MARION SMITH Superintendent
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12

This work is of the most substantial and durable character,
and will compare favoraby with any public work Of like des
condition The roofs, which OF tn and which were In
my report for 1876 stated to be in bad condition. have been
thoroughly overhaued and putin substantial repair and afford
perfect protection .@ute.
In addition the above permanent improvements including
the yard have been made to the amount of 3O which
be accounted for until the expiration of the lease
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12

isfaeorly explained by De- Writ Johnston Physician to the
Penenitia his report to which attention especially aud
respectfully asked In this connection desire testify to
faithful and efficient discharge of duty by him. and express
which impute in great measure the exemption of the In
stitution from epidemic of small pox.
Within the walls the greatest attention paid cleanliness
The inmates furnished with good and sufficient clothing
and made to change their apparel regularly The halls
cells whitewashed and dsnected week. and when
deemed necessary The Hospital is visited sck
CALI had every day by the physician The food provided is
wholesome and substantial IL consists of bread
molssses fresh beef pork shoulders -four potatoes
coffee and vegetables which cultivated the gardens con-
nected the prison. The health of the conyiets worked
the plantations and works not very good in local
ties during the summer but enabled that recent
reports received from those whom they subeased rep
their condition and health much improved Their
treatment bn suO required by law their condi
ton and the quarters provided for them much inn
proved since my last report,
REPAIRS MPRovEMENTs
y the terms of the contract of Lease made with the Les
aud the Commissioners of the Penenay Lessees
obligated themselves will be by reference said CON
tract which is appended to this repo pay the State
ally for all convcts over hundred aud forty 40) One dol
lar and sl10) per head per month BY sections
and of the Act of the Legislature Of January 3ls 1877
titled Act improve the Penitenary, etc. the Superin
tenent of the Penteutary authorized with approval
Of the Governor to contract for the repairs necessary be
made the main walls around the buildings and such repairs
may for the preservation of Penenary
buildings ETC. and 'repo the Legislature the amount
of improvements made etc. In pursuance of this law
made by myself Superintendent of the Peniten
tiar with Messrs Hamilton Hebron Lessees approved
by your Exceency September l1h 1877 the sum OF
thousand three hundred and dollars
fifty ($2239l 56) be credited TO them the lease
repairs and improvements deemed Under this
Ga copy herewith annexed the following repairs
and improvements have been made, in accordance with the
plan and specifications agreed
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12
TAN YARD.

During the past year. yard has been added to the other
prison industries, in which several of the convcs
poyed and where leather Of the best quality and finish made
number OF conyicts also employed in other necessary
capacities about the prison, in the hall, kitchen, etc.
Ia CONDITION INSTITUTION HEALTH ETC
During the past year. the health of the
good the year previous The very fully and
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12

~ HfS AIeeUeHcg 81. ~ ozone,
-- a.. Governor Of the State Of Mississippi:
SIR herewith respectfully submit in accordance with the
requirement of the Statute second report Super
ntendent Of the Penenay for the year ending November
80 1871 giving in detail under appropriate heads the number
OF convcts the Pentenary Register, &c. their employ
ment &c. the condition of the Institution health DC;
the amount due the State by the of the of
lease to January 1875 the of repairs and improve
ments made by the Lessees the condition OF the different
buildings, and the report Of the Physician . 20 ~
In my report for the year 1876 mention made OF
compromise based contract having been effected between
Messrs Hamilton Hebron and French Jobes and Mr. E.
Richardson the surrender Of number OF eonvic held
by them under contracts made prior 1876 am enabled to
report that the terms of that compromise have been complied
WITH and that all the convcts in the Penentary
under the control of the Lessee and will hereafter be
of revenue to the State. t
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12
SHOE SHOP.

In this department the shoes by the conycs
ufactrred Boots and shoes the best quality made
This class of work of the best and the inmates thus engaged
under the direction Of foreman becoming excellent shoe
makers. ..... 4t.t.- i
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-12
THE LEaIsLATuRE.
SENATE.

Senators holding over are marked thus.s
lst Dist.-HancOek, Harrison, jackson, Marion
Greene, Perry, Pearl.....J. P. CARTER.
2d.-Wilkinson, Amite .MosEs JACKSON.
Sd.-Pike, Lincoln, Law
renee. sRoBT. II. THOMPSON
4th.-Adams. .........K. PALMER .AxSEAU
6th.-Jeherson. Franklin-sM NJ CURRIK.
5th.-Claiborne, Copiah... BENZ. KING.
1th.-Warren ll0ng term)-C. Z. FURLoNG.
tshOrt 4" )-WARREx CowAS.
Sth.-Wayne, Jones, Cow
ington, Smith and Simp-
son -:........-.......... ......-STANLBT GIBERr.
9th.-Jasper, Scott, New
ton...... ................ A. X. CARTER.
lOth.-Olsrke, bauderdale'JKo W. FEwELL.
llth.-Hinds, Rankin-....sJ. L. MoCAsKILL
W. A. MONTGOMERY.
I2ih.-Madison....... .-........&PRAEcIs B. PRArT.
l3th.-f aToo..-... ........ Nv. ID. GIBBS.
l4th.-Holmes s......-.........sHESRX g. HooKER.
l5th.-Leake, Attala.......-ssYLvAs I. OLDHAM
l6th.-Choctaw, Winston,
Sumner ........... =. ~. E. BRIDGEs.
17th.-Noxubee......... ....~sH. W. FoorE.
lSth.-Lowndes, 0ktibbe-
ha, .Colfax.. ....swM. H. SINS.
"F. G. BARRY.
19th.-Calhoun and Yalo-
busha...,.,.. 80. .,....-~D. W. RoGERs.
2Oth.-Lafayette and Pom
totoc .;,...... .................w L. LowRANcE.
2lst-Lee and Itawamba. sRoBERr II. ALLEN
2d.-Alcorn, Prentiss,
Tishomingo.... ......JoHN D. BILLS.
23d.-UniOn, Tippah, Ben
ton....:: ::....... .................'CHAs. C. TERRY.
24th.--Chickasaw, Mons
roe............... .............sR. o. REYNOLDS,
J. T. GRIFFIN.
5th.-Marshall l.............A NJ WEST.
18th. -Penola...........-,...C B. VANCE.
27th.-DeSoto, Tate and
Tunica.~..... .................sJAs B. MORGAN.
,.t,.t &C. G. CALLIcoTT.
2Sth.-Coahoma. Bolivar.GEo. W. GAYLEs.
29th.-WashingtCn, Issa-
quena............... ............. W. s, PARISH .
30th.-Sunfower, Talla- 49,.
hatchie and Grenada. .*WM. H. FIrzGERALD
3lst.-Carroll, Montgom-
cry and Lehore INV. ID. PEERY.
S2d.-Neshoba. Kemper...W. Q. Down.