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New-York tribune., 1880-03-07


y b. b. Of STOCK ridge. Mass. AGED 10 years.
BARRY The funeral Of Esther Barr VII ske place at
F,rst bay IN Inst at O'Clock
BENNET-At New Haven conn, on the 9TH us'. Deborah
l. Benuct the s4th year of her age. .,.-,,
Funrral at the Congreeaunai Church IN fafhed
Carriages be IA waiting Brdgeport on arrival OF II
. =. M. express train from New-Nor&
BRUSH ON Friday morning, after lingering illness at the
r.irnce Of her parents 40 625 LeXing AntOin
Se f,aers services viii be held Of the DIS
cipes csmor 46th-st aud Madison ave. sunday March
Rey friend, OF the taTy , and m esIGcay d 1 T9S who
invited be present without nTncr notice Friends are
requested refrain from sending flowers
DUFFlE-At her resi- isace. No 263 Lexington ave, on
Friiar March g. sarah Brush wfe ol tne R,v Cornelius
The and friends are invited to attend the funeral
ing March g. at iO3O O'Clock without further invitation
GRANNIsson 9aturIay March O. sarah g. wife 9f ne ths
John W. Grannss. and aug ter OF the ae FedeioA
s. Thomas OF Ne"arA. \. A. ...., ,. ,,,..,, -,
idence, Oll Broidst
widow OF tue DAVID Holmes formerly OF sing Sug'
FlH1 .er,ccsin the Methodist Episcopal church Spring
RSatiys, friends are invited 70 attend without further
I'm waiting on the arrival the O'Clock tram from
Grand Central Depot
IRvIN-At Troy y. y" FRIDAY March 8. Mary Fannie.
r. smith, Of this city.
pEAROE-At Memphis Macomb County, Mich. on sunday,
70 frhCllAs vile OF AStiC -
Bath tflng) papers please COPY.
TAcKsONOn March D. Chrstana widow Of the late George
r. Jackson. -..-,,- .-..., -. -, d, a..
50 East lUthst.
Mogday al terao5n, O'Clock Please omit flowers.
yIssCHER-suddenly saturday March o. Frederick J.
Visschcr Of BruOklyn.
Noice o. iunera hereafter
WARD lao residence, 90 Madison ave. on March 4.
J. A ward. N. d.. 80. ,--, - ,,-,
Reanve, ana friends invited TO tae funeral from Calvary
Cburrh 9lsts and 4th Monday, March ., At IL
o'clock q. NJ
Inttrn.ent NJ Bloomfield NJ.
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UNITING IWo LPBc0P4L PARLsHES

Arrangements are in progress for the con-
fohd-uou OF two Protestant Episcopal Churehes-the
Church Of the Atoncmeut az Twenty-o shtA-st and
Aftt,on-ve The rector Of which The Roy. Charles @.
TG.uy aud Zon Church 40 Madis0n-ave. and Thirty
rlzltfsf.. Tie rector of which. the Rev. Dr. lu y
Gaahcr was recently made bishop in LOUISIANA. TIE
project has already received the approval OF tho vosTes
OF tAe churches and OF Bishop Potter II remains
% obtain the approval OF tue Standing Committee Of the
Diocese aud the action OF fhe supreme Court auf lO
lLing the cuHsu. .ldaion oi the Two corporations.
Iu, action the pat Of these churches was deter
mined upon during thf past week, and the first in
formal conference iu regard 20 70 was held Ony TWO
week. ago Inst night TIE popularity % Mr. Tiffany
with hi, own coucIegatOn and with that of neghbor
lre cnuich together with the obvious advantage TO
both churches - such uuinu led 70 the prompt ac
cerfauce OF the plan 60 make new parish. with Mr
MANY 10. rector IL Is thought that the standing Com
Ia tee wi hold a special slttLg for the consideration Of
fno matter u which case the consolation will lie Of
fe,tcI 80 oncc or tue necessary legal step
cIu e taken
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

ignaton in the letter which was published ia yes
terda}'s lmBUNE. lie also gave to the local press
stat mont Of bis reasons for doing la 1t he says
that lie was very much disappointed In this last let
ter as II did not answer ais Just demands When
M Nichols published his report to the stockholders
In January told him Il was gross msrepresenra-
tion of the condition Of the College of Nuslc and
that would no longer be responsible for the carry
ing on of the school as Musical Director. / felt it
my duty as the director Of tue school TO inform the
stockholders Of the true condition Of the
school and not having a vote or a choice
in the Board being in the position Of q fore
man in factory, my only course 70 send IN a
paper to the Board embodving my views as 70 how
a school ought and could be successfully carried on
in Cincinnati" He talked with Mr. GOshorn per-
sonally OF the mp0ssbty Of remaining with Sir.
Nichols in power and after the receipt OF the second
letter ne decided to have talk with Mr Nichols.
He continues: The discomfort in my mind was
not new. Six weeks after my first connection with
the college. and repeatedly after offered my resg
nation. now told Mr. Nichols that | wanted TO
talk with him This conversation WAS in the pres
ence Of a mutual friend. | said to him. You or
| must resign ! said 70 him that wanted control
Of the school. He asked What do Won meant Do
You want me TO rcsign'' Yes. do,' said l, en-
phatica'lv. Mr.. Nichols said his reputation was at
stake and he could not comply with my demand
The whole secret OF the business, and have said as
much 10 Mr.. Nichols, is that be ought to be satis-
fed with having naugurated The school and being
president of the Board of Trustees but his ambi-
ton does not allow him TO be content with that
sphere, and it is impossible for me to conduct the
school with his CONSTANT Interference In matters
which properly belong 10 tnr Musical Director"
Public sentiment In Cincinnati is said 10 be over
whelmingiy on the side OF Alr Thomas. When he
appeared on the stage NJ his symphony concert on
Thursday evening The G0sOie says. ne WIS re-
c,iyed with lold demonstration. Orchestra play
ers and aud .ucc Wed with each other in doing him
honor, and the sc .ne was one OF the most thrill
iu1 ever eccni ia Music Ullin The Enquirer saws:
"Whcn Mr. Thomas made Dis app -arinoe upon the
staro ar the opening of the concert he Was greeted
with tine lou'e,t applause, aud with cheers aud
calls of Thomas. Thomasn Sach evidences OF
friendship and good feeling ought % be worth some
thing 20 Mr. Thomas or-any other man. The C0m-
mcroiai says the "audieucc was the argc,t ever
present at amy concert yet given there If we except
those Of The May Festival"
On Friday he was prevailed upon 90 70 on
Chance. and received mos. 1atterug ovation
from tbe business ucn OF the city. There IS talk,
7bc Go.c''e says. iu the city of having li. friends
subscribe TO the remaining 20 per cent of TIE stock
of tAc college, or so much of j. 40 may le requisite,
and thus secure a reoryau zltIon Of the Board Of
Director, ia his interest
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
IuPRoYING THE RIVER FROYE

Many improvements have been made recently
along the North River 'front.'. The Albany Steam
boat Company at Piers Nos 40 and Al. has re-
planked tho entire front, distance of f25
feet. The Erie Company has been engaged
for the last six weeks in building new
freight shed at Pier No. 80. which will ex-
tend seventy-fye feet further into the river than
the old one thus affording opportunities for load
ING cars at either side. The shed when finished
will be 6G4 feet long by 10 feet wide. II viii be
ready for use next week, when the work of demol-
ishng the old one at Pier No. 30 will be begun.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has also erected fine
binding for its freight at Pier No 10, and 10 has
had IT'S old buildings at Nos. and repatnted
aud thoroughly oYerhanled. Not 20 be behind the
others. the New-Jersey Central has had new struc-
tnres erected along its entire front, distance of
500 feet while the ferry entrance has been enlarged
aud improved.
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wM ~ c0oPEr, 4HE S0lDIEag FRIEND
his FAMILY LIT DESTITUTE BY lis syDDr> DEA1H
AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS TO EtpFrM THL OLD
.f.t.r


his FAMILY LIT DESTITUTE BY ms svDDrN DEA1n
AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS 10 EEDFrM TnL " OLD
COOPER SHOP" ~ PHILADELPHIA.
To the razor OF The Tribune.
SIR: was at the funeral of "a man yesterday
who died nsoycnt account of hIs sacrifices during
tho Rebellion-Wiilam NJ Cooper, founder of the
Cooper Shop Rcfrcshmeut saloon IN PAIladcp ia,
where over 600, 900 men were fed and cared tor
during the war. These men were fed on their way
to the front. and tenderly cared for and uurcd ON
their way home from tho battlc-fclds.
Tho Old CoOpcT-Shop Re!lcshucnt saloon
and the house Mr.. Cooper lived in are
in the Sbcrfs hands. and will be sacrificed
if means are not taken 10 redeem them.
Every one supposed that Mr. Cooper was well lo-io
He would never receive any an or position from
the Government. but acted from pure dsintcrr-tcd
bcnevOlcncc. Ills business was destroyed. and ne
lost lovely daughter from oycr-cxcrtion. HIS
widow, with "a widowed daughter and two children.
will be turned clt OF house and homo where thcy
have lived for generation, if they do not yet ma
tena help at this Time. Mr. Cooper sank under the
anxiety aud cares Of ms business, aud died within
a fortnight after receiving notice OF foreclosure OF
the mortgages.
very moderate from each of the soldiers OF
New-York and New England who were partakors
of Mr.. COopeTs bounty during the wa:. would raise
afund that would secure his family from ANA
deem the "Old Cooper Shop" Ihe EecOrd OF this city
has started "Wm NJ. Cooper Fund.- and am
sure there are many New York and New-England
veterans who will be pleased to contribute to 1t.
philadelphia. March g. 1850. H. II. H., JR.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
THE ulJR0foLIr4y MCSEUM

Pm stoiSr HAYES I'd oPHN The MUSEUM OF ART
oN MARCH 30.
General Dl Ce-rola received q dispatch yesterday
from John TAYLOR Johnston. who Is now at Wash
inrtor, stating that President Hayes has accepted
the invitation % oool the Metropolitan Museum of
trt DID the new nuildiue in Central Park on Tues
Cay, March 80 Contributions of art collect
Drs and others aTe DOW being received for
the loan exhibition, which VIII make 10 one
ol the most attric i've ferurcs of the open NJ. In
addition 90 % fine snl4y of paint the loan col
lection VIII include bro I's, porcc3lus, textile
fabrics and brc-a-orac one 3f tie tour picture
galleries viii De devoted 90 tuc pictures belonging
20 tl- Mu.sum; the other tuTee will contain tie
works of American artists and foreign works OF
ar. o.. a high order
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by Csail.s Mathews. Mr. Wala.k'. wel-remcm-
b.red per ormance IN this piece IS crisp bright
and enjoyable work......Ml. Boac.cault acts thi'
week. in Brooklyn, IN The Snanchraun. Mf''
E. L. Davenport has been engaged IN his company
..... Mr. Grlu's Opera Company reappears' io-inoi
row night. at the Fifth Avenue Theatre VINE
The Pirate. Of Perzance" which has ended lis
career at this house viii be transferred TO BROOK
lyn......T The buIlcsQuc Of Robinson Crusoo WI"
be presented. Monday night at the Standard lnea-
forward. tins week at the Grand Opera House'
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nehelous Notices.

81 Chiclse ring Hat.
5tJ ave. corner istl IT,.
The eA d.. CORD
V3rlrarl 80 $50 = NDAT AF1ERNCDN.
subject: Iiches and Poverty
Mis- liEA RIEfrA B.tEE
and he largo Choir Mr BA iTDLl T. director. wl slg
All seat free Eve.y boty welcome
Anihon Memorial ChGrch. AZ wes. OF 6ta ave-
The Roy. r. HEB .3 NEWTON VII preach, at II A. d., oa
60 Tie Character Of Itsus' ?rd az
EVEN SONG
AZ -:fj. 10 Young Men on Con tesg.'
Al Bity Chapel, l.3tat West OF tfn4vc. at ID N.
Rev RUSSELL \. bellows VII prach. ,IDecti
Highways Commercial Into c f.sl ana rpDtuL' tlan
gers welcomed. sun av ochoo. at .O a ID.
A-lirs NeIii, }. T Brig aui I1-n'-ationa -poaEes
Ices t"e fg,t cfy o spiritual a.s 40 4':l N
On. -t answered ana lt I'D 3D. ~l Uct " .t -lslz4It
least" Al Irenor IaiL l-ie 4.roadNaf. >e.t' re
Sew Iera-uiem Caurca l'~.e. 'erborral', 3jth.
e.. between P4rl and Lexington afDe, t.~ hcT = ;.
SEWARD. Plsto.-~or.ttc. 20 ID w. N.rcI q trh
I-aIl lv.. DO: 81 Sc tur Lord tc may le ti-nL"
Suhoct d" The ln rfal-- o le -l.u ic Early lf. eua
day school ~ Nss O.. .n.
Rel gion anI Pho-oply. .-rroi'--or J. %. n1charant
. .iL. NlIi -
ClsraIen 1fa d th- between tf aut 4ih asc on -t ay,
Marc, ltA It cock coa ming every suLGlj ai te sains
hoIr.
Society for Ethical Cnltire.- Professor FELtN
ADLER VII lectue D.flle tul5 Sooct5 St EDAf,
7iL Inst Ch,aoUug Halt cor. e. atl-tf,. au1 i-tl 81,
Doors Openod 800 a., rls.f ~ lI a 3D. Ai interested
welcome subject "Ethics OF friendship
spirIfuuIism.-tfr CHARIes &. FO.rEH'- Narrol0as
T,st se,Hce SUNDAY ENENlNd. &C preciieiy 20
West zfth6L
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MIDNIGHT UEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he pasi p hours.

WASHINGTON, March 7, l a. m.-The area
O, low pressure now extends from Iowa southwark 10
rexas having no well defined centre. An Of high
barometer central in the Middle Atlantic States. and
second area is entering the Northwest at Manitoba
Occasional rain or snow has fallen over the entire cour
try except California and the Eastern Gulf States,
where clear or fair weather has prevailed Northery
winds prevail along the Atlantic Coast and IN the entire
Northwest heing brisk the North Carolina Coast ana
to pakota elsewhere they are generally sOuherlY and
fresh The temper,ture has fai. very i,ededly N
thc entire Northwest and considerably in The Atlantic
stats from North Carolina csewEeie
ft has remained nearly stationary.
gndten'toHs
For New-Engand and the Middle Atanuc Sules'
,atn0 baroneter preceded in the first district by sta
fionary or higher barometer, northeast 10 southeast
winds falling. followed by rising temperature lhefe"S-
ing oloudtness with rain or snow.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
DRAMATIC RECITALS.

Nj Vandenhon, who has recovered from his re-
cent Illness resumed Thursday last. his series Of
entertainments at Chickorng Hall, under the taste
full and judcious management OF Mr. j. 5. Vale,
This was the third recital OF the course and three
more remain TO he given......Miss Thompson and
Miss Stebbins gave readings from Scott and Haw-
tborne, on the 4th inst. at 12I Fifth-ave. The
audience was select and critical, and the enter
tainment gave much pleasure. Three additional
recitals Will he given by these ladlos-who have in
view. apparently, the double aim of imparting re-
fined pleasure and. at the same time, illustrating
therprofclency as teachers o. e!ocuton ndkmdred
art...... The Rev. Newland Maynard spoke, at
Cb,cker1ug Hail. on Saturday, on " The Catbcdrals
Of the Netherlands and Italy, His subject next
Saturday will be Venice. HIS discourses abound
in knowledge and pleasant suggestion. .....- Mr.
sidney Wooett Will gye the second OF ns rectals
from Shakespeare, tomorrow, al CnlcAeribg IaII.
Mis- Orlcena 4. Emerson o! Brooklyn. gave
readInes ~ Boston, on March ..
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
HARPER BRGs


Nemoirs Of Nadine Rcmusnt I-r-l7U% i' ef.wiA
preface anG Bot. s. ~ hex lr., Fali oe hrmnsat sens
Tor Iruns.Atod 1lr-. ,ci H.rf an4 ST. tn1a llia
H. 40. paper 30 cents. tpt TO- p-ler I'D eent%
Sporting Adv ,nfure, in ihc Err West. BY j. 81 Mur
phy- I4lIs ilated. limo. cl0. q. 90
-outhey 1887 fduarI Dowd.l. l'mo. CLOTH. 90 cents Ia
the entitled " Ensi 90 M-l OF Letters
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March z. q. m.-The movement
in the barometer was upward during yesterday morn
pr and evening Partly cloudy and clear weather pre-
vailed. The temperature ranged between 37o and
S7o. the average t42l9o) being 7Hs' higher ihan
fhe same day last year. 1880 lover than Friday.
Warner aud partly cloudy aud Oudy weather. with
finances OF hight rain late III the day may be expected
IN this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

A gentleman walked into a grocery store
Yesterday mo ming and meeting friend made the usual
iraulfy T" WHAT'S The ufest news TINS moTnngH
have lust n0u-ht har~s OF Il ,ur fOr poor woman"
"Ah just ike you whom have you made happy by your
charity Ills nornifg g9" " Ny vie. fBlLgor Wing
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
ACoaling OF Real DIamouds

Oh purs crystal surface These HuMrHGRYss PARIaAS
$40 Broadway corner Of 2,hst NewYork Their rlustre "a
perpetual "he rclot Of Gems" describes them Mailed
frre. lie hAe no ngentA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

81 Astor-place
NScellanes By Jshn CatOu IT. D. anthor oi "rhs
Antelope aud Deer OF America &C. with me steel poe
trait. l vol. Svs. ~
Her Lovers Friend and Other Poems. By Nora Perry
After the BAN" vol. square lOmJ 81 Oh
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Special Notlres

LIST of tho principal Executive. Judicial, Depsrtmenta
ana officers Unlted states I He rhl b
T$ kMANAC 1880 sold by ali ewsdealers or sent
by mail "a pit OF 20 cents
Io.edy ...... ..... .-..-. Chick ering Hall.
TO MORROW Monday, March ..
LIsZr NIGHT, WITH GBAhD Or HEsrRA.
IJszt,, Pnnta,ie Ruins Of AtheBs.v
IisHs Concerto fa. TOMORROW SIBHT
The Commissioner Of Patents authorizes application for
patents 10 examined without model THIS saves " IN
yonIOrs time sEd expense. Consult D. u. WALES SOA.
6ohliIOrs VI Patsnts, ~ spruce ST.. Ae~isrk
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=
O'NIeara'. Napoleon. Napoleon 90 E1i o. = Nolcs
nom - eisna 6e.g the orn ami c1ec'iols or Ma
pO!oon Barry r. O'Mesra: with portrait OF Nspoeo1
and a Wow VI Helena vols. l2mO. Co,h, = 10 IAN
-,
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FORps. RowARD & HrLBHRT


A Fool's Errand BY 50. u t4e FOJs
TOinetfe: 4 southern Tale 81 4. W. IoIrgee. NV et
ton w.h AeS preface on tho race problem 81 tls soih
! 1Ino, 10th, sI
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A. q. ARMSTRONG * ~ON

Limitations Of Life By the Eev. W 81. Taylor via
dne portrait steel. vol. CT. oyO 81 10.
Life OF Alexander Duff ID. ID. By George Smit' H.. D.
pr1n Ell from plates rngtsh edition Wth nitro
dncon by tue Rev. M. TaylO D. y. vols. Octave
l. ,.
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T.. =. DUTTON & Co..
7IJ Broadway. n. Y.

The Life and Work of ~ Pnui. By the Rev. W. Far.
rar ID d. Vol Syo DIP, maps. cloth. - vols. SvA
1850 pp maps cloth. So vols. ovo. 1850 PIP, mspA
half caif Sl2.
erond Series of sermons. Preached before the Univer
,y OF oxford 1865 by II. r. LI0don, ID. ID. l2mo 31
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
GEORGE W. CARLETON G. co., 49,

Hda and , A story Of Tnres Loves. w Mira y Beiep
Benjamin. Large l2me handsomely rfinlSi ana sSuha
Prlcs. ~ 90
Our Dsughterst What shaI wq DO vita taemi Tan
with Aothers, BY Marion Hariand Paper bound With
portrait Price 20 cents
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The Autobiography ofPrince Metternicn t1llea "
his Prince Metterich Iransatea Dy hoDlns nhPel
chronological table aud minute index yos, win
portraits and fac-si lnes 30.
The Emotions. By Jamea hcCoeh, D. d.. Li1 d. Prssb
denf OF Princeton College. vol. crown Syo cloth, 81,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
bACiIILLAN * Co,

France Since the First Empire y James Aacioneik
Edited by hs Vile. l2uo c'otn, - 90
Reciprocity, Ri SIetasm ana Land Tenure Reform.
BY Alexander j. Wilson. NNU, C.uth, - -.
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II WORTHINGTON

Thou nudI A I5rc u Life vita other poems. 81 iheo
doe Triton. vol, I2mO. Cth, SIT to.. - 70.
The Peep Show. \ handsome volume o. 1uuso l'nt nd
instruct on FOR the youEg illustrated vol, 40 picture
board. 81 rs.
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IR.LIPPfNCOTT & q.

flituSlnHit
Under the TricOlOr or. the Amoral Col nr ID Paris
Novel. BY Lucy Hamilton Hooper Izmo, nAr co > zA
Moths BY Ouida." I2mo 54i pp exlra oIoil u =.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
GEORGE ~OUTLEDGg 4 sons.
HeUGHTON. OsGOSD IL Co.

The Life ana Letters OF Frances, bafobe-- Duntce
Augustus j c. Harc. 4 edIi IA now ready vols,
Emo CLOTH steel PORTALS set 70 inc t"O volumes II
One, l2mO, cloth, ~
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R4ILTAY NEUS.

KpIsNAPOLIs, March 6.-The stockholders
O; the Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad
met today and reorranlzed the Tho capital srock
vns fixed at 100000, ana the following directors
were elected: Thos A MOTIFS Clarcs W. Short, George
WgsiIrc GO W. Hoadey 8. J. Broldwcll, u. J.. In
gals King. jr, Tho-. D. Messler Iho IT, P-rAlns
Gao Bliss fhOs. ii. Sharpe ana Chas. G. LtIdou 1he
name ot the road changed to tie Cincinnati indian
spols. 50. Louis aud Chicago K,hl"ay'
CHICAGO, March 6.-1he annual report Of
TIE Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
for tne year 1879 makes the following showing:
oross earning from freight $50 on
min Is from pas sen Z'ootuU
Miscellaneous o'-1VV
opafatug expenses aud taxes H551OyO
Net surplus iof the year s20444A
The net increase IN business over 1873 was
tl0l2.OOO.
RICHMOND, Va, March 6.-The following Is
the organization Of the Richmond and Allegheny
Kairoad Company, which has purchased the property
AaG franchises Of The James River and Kauawha Canal
COMPANY: George W. Bartholomew, Of Hartford, Conn.
prcsdeut; II. c. Parsons. Of Richmond vlce-presdcnt
Sheppard omans of New York. secretary and trc surer
md the 70 loving other directors: Francis o. French
Conrad y Jordan. Samuel Shelton ana Hugh McCnl-
lOeh o. New York; Cyrus H. HcCOrHick, OF Chicago.
III: Henry Miller, Of Columbus, OHIO; James c. Blaine,
OF sane and Charles +. Woitnain oI lachmoDd Va.
NEw-ORLEANs, March 6.--Judge Woods, Of
the Circuit Court, to-day rendered decree declaring
Edmund D. Morgan and James a. Raynor The lawful
trustees Of the NewOrleans and Mobile Railroad, and
rJer,pr the sale OF the road and the distribution O! the
give fret TO sale OF the road to the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad COMPANY reported short ulne ago
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IVIsON. BLAKEIlN. TAYLOR 8, Co..

Wenss Natural Pb losOphy. New edition. Frly ius
tratod Revised aud Tetued IN accordance th te laies
results Of scientific discovery AID research 49, MOrnstD
{. TOrd. Puce = 30.
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HENRY HOLT e. co..


Sunshine md Storm in the East by Mrs Rrasssy. VITA
ia rations and maps Authors edition, eyo sS 90
COx,s Popular Roma Of the Middle Ages. BY Sif
George ". Cox aud Eustace HlnOn jones' Large l2ma
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THOMAS NILSSON q SONS
VI. MIDDLETON.

The Ninctecnth Century 4 History By IoD.rt Nae
kenze. Grown svo. s6f pages. Price. y 90.
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" 4RKLELL

CRTGEP -PEDDEN-On Tuesday. March 2 1880. NJ -
ThomAA's Church. by tho Rev. MUam r. Morgan. ID. ID,
Iuscue q. tulger, OF Now York. AMI Blanche L., only
daughter ot Edgar spedden, formerly Oi New orleans
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GEORGE r. PUTNAM,s son
cuARLEs sCRIBNgR,s SONS.

The Inter-O -eanc Canal and the Monroe Doctrlpet
treatise presenting the historical record Q
the various plans canal the Ishmas Syc cothsl
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
Rsretea 70 books Or last ttrss t54,as oJ Gisr5
hertsfors 0n tte l.tr9ry 1Ig.
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ROBERTS BROS.
sCRIBNER q WEXFORD.

III, Majesty Myself a new 10 Na%s So1e. PuOs 81
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Ezzzzxzzuasxuzn1
UIEU

Al notice, Of Marriages mHt}s isb,11! .r'ti rsH
r.ttn. md nIlLfsN
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Thee superb works Of VIII be sold by w'ihous
any reserve whatever. Friday and SAltN NpAY EVEN
I.,G-. at CHICAERiNG HAL
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INCIDENTS AT HAND.

Mr.Wallack Will reappear at his theatre tomorrow
night in Foote'S comedy Of The LIAR" adapted
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

The nnwan Archipelago. SIX months among the palm
Of the sandwich IslandA
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