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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1879, AT 400 A. NJ
AN Leave Washington.
JS Ex E8K r hsS tg On A AS2 B IS
Ballno T only stops a. 5IhpSys La4rel An
a n MoSnt Wnah e'' az Relay bg
stra;burg, WINCHESTER, Hagerston, Frederick,
soo-tBAtftMGgE XNp LAUREL EXPRESS.
tor 81 hoSTs ana wSy sSn sus "cnes
S'oo,NEW YORK PHHl,L I Z bb . BOSTON,
New York aud Philadelphia - 49,
%a'PpS Jf b2GI5 cyIGpAgQ G EIlSIc US ,a AID
town, and Valley Brunei, except Sunday.
Through car to Staunton; Pullman Cars to On.
cinnat daily Grafton to Sandusky daily except
cOa,,ion Sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, and
ioiOO"B4LTIMoRE EXPIRES stops at Bndcns.
burg, College, Beltsvie. Laurel, Annapolis Juno
tion, Jessups, and Hanover
ii5o-NEW York, PHhfLA bEEPHfA,' AND Dos.
ga, ION On EXphksS stops at laurel w.,
Sso-BaItimoTes g and Tp WAY STATIONS stations "''u WI"
REL ExPiiESs. Frederick, via Relay. stops
a.. ut Annapolis Junction. . ,,,,..
chester and az way Way stations On anday to Point
of Rocks and Way stations only
PfS nHPPSSS 6 SRI ' AND BAL
TlMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk; except sunday.
boat at Canton Stops at Bladensourg and Laurel.
G:5o-Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elcott City. via
Relay.
s:i5-tCm1CAGO. COLUMBUS, AND PITTsBURG
EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO Chicago. Pittsburg,
except Sunday. - -
10:15-tNEW YORK, PIIILA DELPITIA AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bndensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to philadelphia -
ll:O0--tSE LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars.
tDaiiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further III formation apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket igtOn station, and GO3 Gl9.
and lars Pennsylvania Rvcnue-where orders will he
taken for Baggage to be- checked and received al any
point In the city. W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
]. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO a KOON'IZ Gcuernl Agent
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Georgetown River Front.

CLEARED.
scoooner D Anthony Westgate, Boston, light.
Schooner James Flannagan, Shields, New Bed
ford.
Schooner Il II Peary, Peary, New York.
Schooner X Il Spedden, Thomas, Baltimore,
schooner Alpine, -, Saco, Me.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

Phillie G.. NJ. 8. o'Donnell, j. r. Cruzer John
Hammill, Emma Il. j. Boyer, J. r. Anderson, d. Q,
Warfeld, NJ, Kersey, Q. +. N. Aver, j. NJ Forbes,
f. Boyer, u. Williams Mary Mack, d. Aman, A. j.
Clark X. $. Grant, J. Knott, w. Delano, Jr, N. II.
A. Lowell, Sycorax, IF Baltimore, @. II. Lloyd, A.
L. Miller, Lizzie and Annie NJ. A. Myers, d.
Lizzie and Lucy, Queen City, j. 4. Green, Win
Smith, +. II. Irwin, Alex. Adams w. j. Booth
OsCOla and Jake, Julia Borden,
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NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
~ for Children from three to ten years VI age,
lie opens SEPlEMBERs Call for circular ut Kin
uefghften Hall, 30 Eighth street. The kindergarten
Normal Institute, for the training %. teachers NTH
course OF lectures explaining the und merits of
the Is. o. system Will be given to Young Ladies' In.
stltutes II d. sired For particulars apply to Mrs
LOUISE POLLOCK, X q. Hall. or MisssUSIE pol.
ll2' Thirteenth ST.. principals OF X. g. Normal
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

COLUMBIfN UNIVERSITY,
II ST BET, THIRTEENTH q FIFTEENTH N. w,
WASHINGTON, y. G,
The hfly-eighth course Of Lectures Will begin on
MONDAY, OCTOBER o, aud continue until March
!, 1850 No changes nave been made in the Faculty
since last year, except that The chair Of Materln
Mrdicn VIII be filled by Prof d. w. Prentiss, vice
froi j. e. Riley deceased. In addition to the usual
Lectures uDon hesovcn sScnta branches Of Medical
science, special arrangements have been made H. r
hHOfulng the student Practical destruction In An.
htOny, Chemistry and the use OF the microscope,
unIer the personnl dro.tiO of Competent Teachers
ample opportunity u provided for Clinical 1nstfuC.
lioh ~ me various hospitals and dspensares Of the
Gy Iree 81 charge The central location OF the Col
ege hn0rs easy transit y street carS) to the several
hospitals and Government Apartments, Tho Coursp
VIII begin with an Introductory Lecture by Prof
irelit S. ~ p m. on Monday, October O. in the Col
iege building. The profession aud public are cordially
invited 70 attend The regular Lectures will continue
uany, beginning ut $3.50 p IN. For circulars and par
ticuars address
A. +. A. KING NJ. D.. Dean
seS-lm 40 Thrleenth ST.. washington. u. Q.
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FOIs RENT-IIOUsES.
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

TI,WO Unfurnlshed Parlors on II st floor, In family
l without children or boarders street cars pass the
door; squares from city Hail. rent che ip to good
tenant; POS ID stnw ses.3t
MO 10 Fifth st e-ThTee Furnished or uniurnlshed
N Rooms. suitable for light housekeeping for rent
cheap, Apply ON premises se5-3t
UNFINISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
IL board, large and airy at 32 Indiana avenue, with
u Northern family and but few boarders Prices to
suit r. street cars pass the door aus
OH X ST, n W-Large handsome PaTlors elO'
Jf gantly furnished third floor rooms en-
suite or single ser
TINWO handsomely. furnished south front Rooms
L second and third floor modern improvements;
private family; references exchanged. 900 81 II W,
NJ ICELY Furnished Room /, with modern improve
IN ments No 40 81 @, near the Capitol, Ru3O
VNURNIS II ED ROOM, on second floor TO person
IL with good references, Apply l2l7 Tenth stn W.
FURNISHED ROOM o first floor, for Housekoep-
IL ing; gas and bathroom 1918 III II W. au29
A n 40 per month, one neatly. Furnished Room, for
~ a uuiet young gentleman who can furnish good
references also Office room cheap, at ~ Sixth
Al n ~ au29
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TIE GENERAL MARX EIS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEonGErowS, September s.
Offerings on Change saturday were 1900 BUSH
tls wheat, which sold at Sl.lO.
Arryed-BoatM G Boyer, with 1900 bushels of
wheat
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
aONET1RY uATTERs IN NEW YORK
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.
q -. L. 4

NEW York, September u, l6IV
Tho foreign commerce of the port of New YORK
for the past week was as follows; General nler-
chnndse imports, including dry goods G,593,Sl7;
produce exports. S0,982,6OS.
Money was easy to-day at 5@6 per cent, closing
ats.
and 4s3@Is3H for demand
Government bonds strong
State bonds inactive,
Railroad bonds strong. Erie new second consols
advanced to AZ and reacted to as. FTankiort "
Kokomo firsts made further advance this morn.
ing ana sold up TO o. Denver Rio Grande nTsts
rose to 1873; Kansas& Texas rsts to 74M; New Jer-
sey Genital assentcd convertible ~ 49, do ADJUST
ments TO 1025S; st. Paul sinking fund to lObt1i
Union Pacific land grants to 1876 do sinking iund
Western OK coupon seconds TO Dl4, and Cleveland
& Ashtabula old bonds 70 l0lA. Rome Il Ogdens-
burg frsts declined TO G594@GG Northwest consols
to lfsA@l1g and Delaware Il Hudson registered rs
of 1891 TO 100.
The stock market was less active and was some
what irregular, but prices were generally higher.
Tho principal activity was in Northwest, ST. Paul,
Pacific Mail and Erie. At the opening prices fell
off Hm% per cent, but before noon there was an
advance Of 4@1A per cent. During the afternoon
there was slight reaction, but toward the close a
prices of tho day were current In the final deal
iDgs.
Total sales were $4,000 shares, of which 1900
were Eric GOO Lake Shore, 5000 Northwest 1900
ST. Paul 1900 Wabash. G,0OO Delaware, Lacka
wanna " Western, ZOO New Jersey Central. 5000
Ohio q Mississippi, 1000 Hannibal Il st. Joseph
bvOO Western Union, 5000 Pacific Mail 5000 Kansas
City y Northern. 1900 Kansas Pacific and 1000 st.
Paul Il Minnesota.
faI 49,
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$40 PER Or. OF TEN WEEKS.
TIVE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH

], w. HUNT a. NJ, Principal,
Commences lis tw0lnh year SEPTEMBER l in the
north session room of DR.. Sunderlands church. Four
and.u-half street northwest.
Circulars containing further Information, with test.
monns from few OF our best citizens, eau be had at
the book stores, or the principal may be addressed
through p, U. box 535, and au Interview obtained.
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FINANCIAL.

CAFE AND SOUND INVESTMENT,
Securities paying 0 per cent or better, Best rate
allowed for Cnited States called bonds
IL, No. OFFLEY,
les Onlce at National Metropolitan Bank
G1nOI nnnInYested In Wall ST. stocks makes
NH 10 MI UlllIiortunes every month. Book sent
"" YNiVV"tee explaining everything, AID
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FREE ADVERTISING.
m q Q H a F Or 1 =


WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
OF acceptable nature and not TO exceed four line1
on our third page, free to all
No Business Advert semens inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
FIVE cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time, wo invl u
second third or repetitlons are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the adj
verisers to feel that they not imposing on u.s. but
are doing favor by using our free columns, as we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied. (.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postohce. If initials used they should be directed
to the care of some person. firm postoiiice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock D. m,
Advertisements can be left ut our Office, or sent
through the mail to
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w AYERLEY SEMINARY, opening SIcPTIsNf.
w BIER Is, boarding aud bay School for Young
Ladies', NO lll2 II ST., Washington d. g. Circulars
pal. ',,t.t,,,
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STEADiER MATTANO Captain
- William ii. Byles). on aud after yJfES:s
April -, leaves wharf foot OF sixth kSzIsSE:ssf-
ana streets every uesday, Thurs sszfs4tsesce7re
day, and Sunday, ut Il. M, for the Potomac River
landings, on Sundays for Mattox Creek, Coton's,
and Landings IN 81 Clements Bay ON rhnrsdays for
Tuesdays or Coltons and landings in Nomini Creek,
Returning on Monday "Wednesday and Friday morn.
lngs, making Intermediate landings. Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further Information inquire at Offices OF q. l..
SHERIFF.. No. 32S and liza Pennsylvania avenue, or
NJ Office. foot of Sixth and n streets southwest
mY2Atf q ~ JONES. Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

Spacious Music Han, 432 Ninth Street.
ESTABLISHED IN 1860
TUIr1ONi
Singing Voice Culture Plano, organ, Violin Flute
&c, u, 80, Sl5 and go; from begin
nCrs to advanced ernde.
Lessons given ut pupils residence when requested
Twelve TeaChUrsl Free AdvanlaResi
send for circular. q. b. BULLARD.
ipl,b3nH DirpCtor.
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ROAISDING.

YOUNG LADY can DO accommodated with
IA Room and Board IN private family at az per
mouth, Apply nj 2lO3 ST. Text Twenty,hrst st n W,
TNIRSIICLAss HOARD AND ROOM, In private
IL family; IN close proximity to Republican Office.
Address stating lowest leash In adYanee) terms III .,
this office. sci
TINWO Young men Cor gentleman and wite( can md
l. q comfortable Room and Board mi private nam
y Of three adults, ut 1881 Eighth street. terms mod
crate; references. sej
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Georgetown College.

-, The next session will begin on THURSDAY. SEP
TEMBER !.
TENDER and thereafter.
The F.sireet cars run within two blocks of the
College.
SEW p. f. HEALY, 5. j., President.
PlNKN INSTITUT
Tho Misses Burgess, Principals. will be reopened on
WEDNESDAS SEPTEMBER II, For circulars, &c,
apply ut SIS Connecticut avenue. se2- lnt
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Washington, D. C.

The educational year OF the Acadcmcal and Theo.
logical Departments of this Institution viii open on
al WEDNESDAY, 10Th INST, At \ NJ.
IL IS open to all suitabyqu lihed students without
respect TO race or SEX giving instruction In knglsh
Classical ana Professional Studies, stat
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer w. W. CoRCoRAN,
which has been recently built and sff-nIEp.@
lurnished-L L. BLAKE, Captain eT2iNasIkxS-
is the only boat allowed TO land pas -.
sengers ut Mount Vernon wharf Round trip, 81 in
Guiding admission to mansion aud groi nds Steamer
leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday excepted ut
~ u. III. and returns about n. M
j. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTH,
sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
J.. l.. BLAKE Steamer w. w. Corcoran Jel
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Equity Court-Jusce MacArthur--Nos. q, Nor.
ton VS.. Gowens %, Vessels vs. Cassin; 80; Fitz.
hugh vs. Gasklns; 81, Priest VS.. Welch 80, Bates
VS. Plummeri 81, kibourn VS.: Pepper; IS, Yantis
VS. lantis; 30, Waters VS.. Waters; 81, Bundy VS..
Bundy 3S, +. S, ~ \. Co, VS.. Barrett.
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Union Law School.

The Preparatory Department Of this School will
commence It's annual session MONDAY EVENING,
SEiIEMBIlt 3. under the management OF II cumpe-
tent Teacher OF experience assisted by lecturers of
mnrkeda ability and prominence on Law and ElOCution
Lecture R0om-No, 5,second National Bank Build
Ing, W Seventh street.
sel.2w JOHN A, HAYWARD Attorney Mt Law
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Spenoerian Business College
COR. SEVEYTR md Il SITS. N. ".

Gives education for real life to sons and daughters
The course comprises PenmanShip, Spelling, Compo.
stlon, Correspondence Business Arithmetic, single
and Double Entry bookkeeping, Business Practice,
Political Economy, COMMERCIAL Law aud Lectures,
Day and evening sessions open for reception OF stu
dents last Monday In August and thereafter For par.
toulars visit the College or address
au6 III. G. SPENCER, Principal.
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District Courts.

Equity Court-Justlue Macarthur Pepper VS..
Shepherd restraining order discharged. Spaids
VS. spaids; testimony ordered taken before Elk
aminer oliver Jotiray vs. Cox rule on A. Grant
TO show cause why pro coniesso should not be
taken, Thompson ct al vs. Harrison Injunction
danial
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THU COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

Preparatory Department opens WEDNESDAY,
September 10
The Cole q, WEDNESDAY, September TO-
Medical school, MONDAY, October o.
Law school, WEDNESDAY, Ootobcrs.
For Information and catalogue address
j. q. WELLiNG, Ill. D.,
tu,th ,s-toOCl0 President.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
AND ONO RAILROAD

The GTont DOubIe'TrnCk
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST
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National University Law School,

Tenth Annual Session opens MONDAY, Sept /.
Lecture ROOm-Sprngue Mansion, GD T. street.
Three Clnsscs-Junior Senior and Post Graduate
tuition, - per month"; 80 per year. Ru2Glms
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wing were the closing quotations;
aovRnSMEsr DoNDs.
Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, September o, 1870.
The following the official closing quotations CT
mining stocks
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

ENINELY located House, northwest; II
rooms all modern convenienCes: price, $500; on
easy terms Address w + >, Republican office seS
DARE CHANCE furnished; II handsome two
i l. story and basement Brick Dwelling; all modern
improvements; No 1910 Ninth 81 n W. Apply ut once
on premises. SEQ
A VERY desirable, nearly new, eeven'room
N House south OF Iowa Circles on long time price
81 500. Apply Il LAWYER, $40 + street. se3'2w-
NOR SALE Germs TO suiD or Tent-NO 1ili Four
II teenth street n W desirable Business Stand near
Eggs Market; store fitted up h contains thirteen
rooms. j. ALE, HAY WARD. Attorney'at-law.
NM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

DR BOSWORTH, Ols + STREET n. W, Is THE
- most skillnl and the only Scientific Medical
diseases positively cured, Female diseases special
j. Patterson, s. O.; Samuel Norment, Washington. ID.
C., aud others Consultation nee A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend 70 iades
nol+ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-02-15

Fiscal terms. We are satisfied the peo-
pie want it, even demand it--and that
the cost of publishing in each of our
County papers will not amount to much,
say $4,000.
In Maryland, thousands of dollars are
spent each year in publishing the ex-
penses of the Counties; the people re-
quire it, and it ought to be required
here. IVAN.
p9- For the information of '1vau,"
and the people of our county, we will
here state that we did, on two different
occasions, suggest to the County Court,
through one of its members, that if the
proceedings of the fiscal term were fur
nished us, as recorded upon the books
of the clerk, Mr.. T. A. Moore, we would
publish them, free of cost to the county;
and in reply we were told that some OF
the members objected to having them
published at all, even at no cost TO the
county. We felt that the people of our
county demanded to know what became
of their money paid in 10 the county
treasury, how it was expended, and
what for, that it would bea great salts
faction 10 know to what purposes it
was applied. Thousands of dollars are
expended in each county in the State OF
Maryland, in the publication of the pro-
ceedings of the different courts, inform
ing their people how aud in what way
their money is expended, and if the
people demand it and are willing to pay
the expenses, the Court has no right to
object. Two hundred dollars at most,
per ear, would be sufficient to cover
the expenses in this county, which
would not be "drop in the bucket" to
each taxpayer.
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COMMUNICATED.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

As the Free Press, of Charletown,
seems to be very much exercised tor
fear the B. & o. railroad may be legis-
lated out of existence by the Legislature
of West Virginia, and warns them not
to kill the goose that laid the golden
egg, and says "without the road what
would West Virginia be ?" answer:
without West Virginia, what would be-
come of the road?
Gov. John Lee Carroll, of Maryland,
in his message of 1878 to the House OF
Delegates and Senate of that State, says
on Sept. 80, 1876, "the B. 81 o. r. X.
Company estimated the value of their
railroad investments at SS7,9l0,6S2.73:
See President CARROTS report of road
to company of 1878. He says, sect
proceeds of main stem and branches OF
b. &c o. r. r., after paying annual ex-
penses of every description, including
taxes, produced net income OF $685.
97s.63, near 7 per cent OH investment.
So, friend Gallaher, keep cool. The
road is not quite broke yet. Now, l
will ask the Free Press one question !:
What ever induced the citizens of JEFF
terson to subscribe S250.00O TO build a
competing line of road-the S. V. r. X,
1 answer, nothing but the unjust dis
elimination, grinding, and illiberal pol
icy of the q. g. o. t. II.
~ - SHENANDOAH.
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LETTER FROM WHEELING.
WHEELING, w. Va,
February 10, 1879.

Friend Zittle-The members of the
Legislature were out on another fly on
Saturday afternoon, having accepted an
invitation TO visit Mount Chancel,
Catholic Institution situated within
few miles of this city, and l understand
they were handsomely entertained.
The session of the Legislature is
drawing to close, only twelve more
days left, and nothing done yet in the
way of general legislation, and unless
the session is extended a great many
important bills in which the people are
deeply interested will fail for the want
of time, and, should they adjourn with
out passing them, l fear that their con-
stituents will not applaud them with
swell done, good and faithful servants"
The bill to increase the State school
tax from ten to twenty cents on the
hundred dollars, occupied the attention
of the House nearly all of last week, and
on Friday evening was laid on the Ia
BILE. The friends of the bill are conf
dent that they eau get it through, and
those opposing it are equally as conf
dent that they can defeat it. MIR. Rcy-
nolds, of Taylor county, in a speech
against it, said that if they passed the
bill that at the next session of the Leg
islature the seats would be filled by
"good-looking Republicans"
Should the Usury Bill now pending
ia the House become law, 1t will wake
up some of the Gland sharks" and shaw
ing shops. 1t makes the party charging
over six per cent forfeit all interest and
double the amount of the principal.
The Senate for the last two days has
been considering the Joint Resolution
proposing a change in the judicial sys-
tenn of the State, and have made several
amendments thereto. They have re-
duced the circuit to thirteen instead Of
fifteen, as reported; increased the magis-
trate's jurisdiction to two hundred dol
lars, and several other amendments.
Upon the whole, ! don't think it suits
our portion Of the State very well. Sen
ator Butler tried to get in several
amendments winch WeIc IoIe eultdpIe
to our people, but failed TO do 20, He
did the best he could, and if it does not
suit them they will have the privilege
of voting for the adoption or rejection
of it.
Senator Johnsou's Railroad Bill has
been made the special order of the day
for Tomorrow Tuesday in the Senate,
and every day thereafter until disposed
OF. There will be lively time over ii;
at the commencement Of the session you
could hear the railroad denounced on
every hand, and one would have thought
that it would have been no trouble 10
pass any bill which would make them
comply with rh.i. charter ana 10 pro-
bibit the determinations in freiehts and
passenger fare, but within the last ten
days or two weeks something has been
cooling them off. i have heard it at
tributed to fine Oyster Suppers, Cham
payne, &c, served up almost every
night in splendid palace car belonging
TO one Of the high officials of the 3. &
o. r. II. Now, whether this is the
cause or not, l do not pretend to say.