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National Republican., 1880-03-23
THE CITY RALB FIRE.
Beginning the Work of Repair-1nterrup-
tIun OF business.


Many persons visited the City Hall yester.
day for the purpos9 of seeing the results Of the
fro last Sunday night. Architect Clark had
put his men TO work. and in clearing away the
debris the full march of the flames was ex.
posed. They had passed up between the walls
back of the judges bonch TO tho woodwork
above tho ceiling aud beneath tho roof and
were then spreading east aud west II tho
fire had been left half an hour or probably
less timo II would have been beyond control
and hOno irropurible damage. The building
could have been replaced, but the records, es
pccially those in tho Recorders office. would
have been destroyed aud placed beyond repro.
duction. This is another evidence oftho neces-
sity Of q frc-prOof department for tho custody
of these records. In the Register of Wills
office no is provided with a flre.proof vault,
and although IL requires time aud labor,
the books and papers of tho Probate court
taken out during the dayarc returned to their
place of security ere the oiico is closed. In
this office tho damage was chiefly to the furni-
ture and carpets, and IL will require some days
TO get the room In proper condition. On this
account the court will be adjourned until Sat
urday noxt, but the Register hopes TO be able
to attend to some business specially sot for
hearing before him to-day. Justice Macarthur
having been driven out Of his court, went to
the Columbia building, where no held court
yesterday The work Of putting the Circuit
courtroom in condition to occupy is being
pushed forward us rapidly US possible, and will
be in readiness by the end of the week. In-
vestigatiol has satisfied tho authorities that
tho fro originated from defective fue, and
IL had probably beon burning oil of Saturday
night and Sunday. The air not reaching it,
the famo burned slowly until 1t found u
draught and was then famed into o lively
fire.
National Republican., 1880-03-23

Evan did not sing as woll as usual, and her
voice did not seem to meet tho requirements
Of so large a hall packed with such an
audience. Mr.. Hay was rs usual first rate, and
Miss George intonatod the "bolls" most ad-
mirably. A programme of two dances was
gone through with and greatly enjoyed. The
Chester County les Cream Company gave an
excellent supper during the intormission.
Taken all in all, it was most enjoyable
affair
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Youths, Boys and Children's
ing overcOais, at the Boys Clothing House
, n. 4. n. 1.
Another Fight on Mrs. Loolwood's Hands

hnOtHer EIent Oh WIS LOChWOOuS hunus.
A man named Joseph Stockwell applied at
the Police court yesterday to obtain n war.
rant for tho arrest of Mrs. Belva A. Lock-
wood, for defrauding him out of $50 of his
pension money in oScess OF proper loyal fee.
She acted as his attorney in this matter, and
lie alleges that she fraudulently withheld the
amount charged. The warrant was tempo
rarily withhold until certain date can be
supplied, which will be done in the morning.
Should the case result in conviction, Mrs.
Lockwood would be dobarred from practice
before the Pension Office.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
CITY ITEMS.
A $1,000 Gnarantoe.

Warers Sale Kidney and Liver Cnr0 VIII
positively cure BrighPs Disease and Diabetes,
aud II is guaranteed that il will also cure
ninety-nino per cent. Of other kidney diseases,
nmety'hyc per cent, Of all liver diseases, aud
will help In every case without injury TO the
systom when taken according to directions,
aud the sum Of $1,000 will be paid to any por.
this II. II. WARNER & Co.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Jewelry nd l.nnnInr rrlces.

$50 god-Glcd bracelets 600 stylesG $3.50 to
s. gold.hllod vost chains lbest quality; S2 to
s. gold filed loclsets lIadies' aud gents'; So
nickel stem-winding watches; Sl5 solid gold
watches (wnrrantej) Full line of solid gold
jewory and watches at Il. Harris & Co.'s 435
Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-03-23

GENTLEMEN in pursuit of the newest styles
OF goods for spring wear, will find nearly 800
different patterns from which TO make select ion,
ut the branch office of Devlin 4 Co., 1920 +
street. Measures are taken hcro and the
clothing mado up at the Now York house.
Best styles of cut and fit guaranteed in every
case.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
NInrriage LineiIses.

The clerk of the court has issued tho follow.
ing marriage licenses: W. f. ST.. Clair and
Addio G. Simms, both of Norfolk, Va; G. w.
Porter and Maggie West,
National Republican., 1880-03-23
To tho Boys OF Washington.

Tho boys of the city arc invited to call al
the Famous" No. 400 Seventh street north
west, corner d, on Tuesday, March %, and TO
ccive one Of their Famous" pictorial business
porla
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Another Statement.

To Dr. uon Moschsisker, 6l9 Nineteenth street
northwest, Washington, ID. g.:
Your success IN ho treatment of my case of
throat disease and severe catarrh merits pub
licity, that others in liks alliction may bene.
fit thereby. Truly yours,
OSCAR d. MILLER,
Slate Mills, RappahauuOck, Va.
National Republican., 1880-03-23

To MOTHERS whose children arc weeping (.
Sweet aud balmy slumber secured for the
little ones, and coughs and colds rapidly ban.
ishcd by tho u3e OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Price 25 cents
National Republican., 1880-03-23
The Escaned Nun.

JULIUS LANsBURGHs Famous Carpets, Oil
Cloths and Window Shades.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
New Advertisements.
Thermomotrio Headings.
OFFICE cHIEV sioSAL OFFICER, U, $. A..
AI.Y,l, % 1.t
Indlcntiuns.

For the Middle Atlantic states, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold u0rhWtslcrly wiul' back
ing " warmer sugIhWosterly, lower barometer.
National Republican., 1880-03-23

Sa5 Solid IL Carat Gold Watch,
worry handsome. worth S35 Jacobs Bros., 1920
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-03-23

FAMOUS, Famous, Famous means Famoul
Carpet House OF Julius LausburJh.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
THE TELEPHONE

has been introduced into THE NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN Office, and can be used in making
orders for advertisements, subscriptions or job
work
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-03-02
l.r.r.rlar. at be. Tsunl..ea, Nallsr. wa..

les, Taylor. of Lee, TeunissOn' Walker Wat
Mr.. spears moved to postpone the consid-
Grafton Of the bill and amendment until to-
morrow mosningsat 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Martin favored the p0stponeneat. There
was too much involved TO consider the bill
and amendments hastily. The amendments
should be printed 50 that every member could
have an opportunity OF examining II. he
moved that 40 copies OF the amendment be
printed. Motion lost by vote Of ~ 70 Al.
Mr.. McLaurin, of Rankin, moved that the
House take 8 recess until hail past three
o'clock. Lost by cote OF 4S to -.
Mr.. Lewis of Claiborne, offered the follow
ing amendments:
Amend, as additional section:
Be il further enacted, That the sum of wen
ty-6ve thousand dollars, or SO much thereof as
NAV be necessary, be and the same is hereby
appropriated out Of any money in the treasu-
nv not otherwise appropriated, 10 pay the
outgoing lessees of the Penitentiary the
amount ascertained to be due them, as requir-
ed by their contract and the law Of 1876 au-
thorizing the lease of the Peaitentiary.
Mr.. Howry moved TO table the amendment.
Mr. Lewis made the point Of order that the
amendment could only be considered in Com
mittee of the Whole. The Speaker oyerruled
the point. and Mr.. Lewis appealed from the
decision. Upon a call of yeas and nays, the
Chair was sustained by vote of n 70 I.
Mr. Spears moved 10 take recess until half
past three o clock. Lost, by vote of 81 TO %
The question recurring on the motion OF
Mr. Howrysto table the amendment offered by
Mr.. Lewis, it was decided in the affirmative.
Mr.. McLaurin moved that the House take o
recess until half-past three o'clock. Carried
by vote of 81 to Al.
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MISSISSIPPI
Military Institute
PASS CHRISTIAN.
Session 10000.

CECoND TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY 18th.
y Young men who desire to enlist for the
Summer campaign to the North, would do well
to snter Immediately. so as to be prepared.
E. II. MURFEE, Supt
janis, 'S0-imS.
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EDITORS CLARION: I am informed an
impression prevails among some of the
members of the Legislature that pupils are
allowed to remain in the Institution for the
Blind.after the term of pupilage has expir-
ed. This is not So The law fxes.no limit
alton to the time pupil should remain
here; very properly leaving it to the Trus-
tees and Superintendent to decide that
point. This rule holds good in two-thirds
of the Institutions for the Blind in the
United States In looking over the register
to-day, find that of the pupils in attend
ance upon the school when | was elected
superintendent, March 1875, twenty-seven
are absent; of this number three have died,
two were discharged, and one expelled.
The balance at various periods be-
tween the years 1875 and 1878 left for their
homes to earn q support some of whom are
in the full tide of success. By close cal
culaticn the average time Of the pupils
here would not exceed 1--WE seasons; and yet
it has been charged pupils are allowed to
remain here ad libtum.
There are now but twelve pupils in
the Institution who were here when took
charge of it. We have received since
last October thirty-two: Of this number
eleven, whose ages range from nine to six
teen years are now pupils, larger number
than was ever received before in one session
which is due to the liberality of the last
Legislature in providing means for trans
portation. w. S. LANGLEY, Supt.
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MILLINERY
n. y. MI Z Is = Err ,
DENTIST.

UrENDERs HIS PROFESSIONAL sERyI-
l. cEs TO the citizens Of Jackson and sur
rounding country. will visit patients in
country when professionally called. For
merly of Raymond, Miss. Ge-TERxs Mop
EKATE, and Cash.
Office over SEuTTERs RooNs,
oct29 t79-6n
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ST. MARGARET'S HALL,
Capltol Street-Jackson, Mississippi.

Capitol Street Jackson, Mississippi.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
n GIRLS The next Session will commence
on the 28d Of SEPTEMBER.
The patronage Of the country Is respectful
y solicited, the assurance being given, that
the young ladies entrusted TO the care Of the
Principal will he Thoroughly instructed in all
the departments Of learning usually taught
in Schools Of the highest grade.
| Pupils will be received at any time during
the session, and charged from the date Of en-
trancedo the close of the term, Except when
satisfactory explanation be made to the prin-
cpaO.
Besides Diplomas to those who graduate,
gold ard silver medals, and other prizes are
awarded to those who are entitled TO them.
Monthly Soirees will be given, at which the
exercises will consist Of vocal and instrument
tai music recitation and onlisthenics.
On the FIRST Monday in October post grad
uate class will be opened Young ladies from
any part OF the country who may wish to join
this class will be received rs parlor boarders
REFERENcEs-Judge II. II. Chalmers Of Su.
preme Court; Hon. W. l.. Hemingway, State
Treasurer; Maj, T. W. Hunt, IT, y. Marshal
g. d. Subway Esq, and A. q. Moore, ESQ.
For further information, apply TO
MRS. 8. b. WARE,
, Julyg79-6m. Principal
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Price Reduced from $500 to $500;
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The sp cial attention Of newly elected JUS
tees Of the Peace Is called to this work,
which contains;
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2d--Forms Of all kinds Of Deeds, Leases, Con-
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3d-The fall text Of the Revised Code Of 1871,
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Of Taxation, Fees, and Salaries of Public
0ficers the time and place aud terms of
all the Courts, the Congressional and
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the number Of Representatives to which
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State BY Counties aud Districts in 1873
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Station to Station, Dictionary Of Tech
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Indexed.
Address
POWER & BARKSDALE,
JACKSON MISS.
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MEAT MARKET,

VIM. ALBRIGHT WISHES TO INFORM
w the public that his market is open for the
sale Of al kinds of FRESH NEAT and SAU-
SAGES. at his old stand in the Stone building,
where he will be pleased to see his old friends
and new ones. His market Is open all Gay.
Oct. 9,i10-tf,
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Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public.
OFFICE IN HARTs BUILDING Up
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BRIDEWELL'S
Mississippi Justice.

A N INDISPENSABLE BOOK FOR JUSTICES
II or THE PEACE, A. TORSEYs, PLAsTERsi
MERcnANTs AND BusINEss MEN GENERALLY.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-04-14

l ORIENT BLOD. ....
En- delig lever och matsmaltning foror-
saka knkrrighet och vresighet, och tanke-
formagak blifver slo och tung. Personer,
som Ida s delta satt, aro obeqvama fol
lifvets vanlika goromal och nojen.
ALIENS FRON TONIC BlTTERs al
den krafigas1 b blodrensare och NEST nerv-
starkande kaeda medel, och pa samma
gang uppbygesS och forstarker systemet,
lifvar levern, upphsjskar apetiten och ku-
rerar dalig matsmAtning. skyndsamt
tager den platsen fra|nfor ALA andra lake
medel, erbjudna foA samma andamal.
Dess bestandsdelar aroA bark, rotter, from,
kada och jern. Intet Akemedel har pa
sa korttid vunnit sa vidstraet rykte for att
rena, lifva och styrka hela s9Stemet, och
forlana gladtighet, liflighet ochA Anunterhet
at sinnet som just det oofver rafliga la
kemedlet.s Tillverkad af J. p. \ALLEN,
APOTEKARE OCH FARMApEUT,
ST. PAUL, MlNN
Till salu hos ala apotekare.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-04-14
2:dra Arg. NO Is.
Entered at the Post Office at
St. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter. ...~ " .-

Pd Diet allvarligaste tf6 vi uppmaana
dem, SOM veta sig icke dn',u hafva
inbetalt f5rro drets prenum,erotions.
atgvt for SKAFFAREN att of5r-
dr&jhgem fullg6ra den'sa sin skyldig-
bet.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-04-14

1s60AssAAks
- Mexikanska presidenten Diaz'
hustru ar d0d.
- Emigration i stort pagar fran
Canada till California.
II Soup City, Neb., skall ett
pappersbruk uppforas.
- En- brunn Birmingham, B Ala,
gifver nittio tunnor ola dagligen.
- Posten, fraktas oregelbundet i
Nora Louisiana och Mississippi.
- Sex ex.guvern6rer af Georgia
lefva annu, och ALA bo inom sta
ten. ~#
= Under mars manad f0rminska.
des nationalskulden med $14, 49,.
397.
- Enkan till Daniel S. Dickin-
son afed i torsdags pa morgonen i
New York. -s..
- Kongressens f6rhandlingar
komma troligtvis att paga tills i
juli manad. ~: ......t ...
=. [ San Francisco lastas EFT
? skepp med ett hundra tusen gallons
vim for Tyskland. ....
- Mr.. Medill, redakt0r af "Chi-
cago Tribune, uppehaller sig Tex
as for narvarande.
2 Fyra hundra tjugufem perso,
ner forenade sig fora aret med qva-
karne i North Carolina.
- Miss Sally Murphy Clark
county, Mississippi, ihjalslog sistl.
febr. manad Ahsby Cords.
- Gen. Grant anlande fredags
midday till Mobile och var pa alto.
nen CAST hos "Cotten Exchange.
- Tisdagen forliden vecka for
siggingo statsvalen i Rhode Island.
Republikanerna voro segerherrar.
- Antalet af sa kallade "dead
letters i Washington utgjorde f6r-
ra aret medeltal $4,000 hvarje dag.
- Arbetet med utlaggning at
skenor pa Texas Pacific -banan
vester ON Fort Worth pagar raskt.
En- tysk qvinna mordades pa
det NEST uppr0rande satt i l9rdags
uti Louisville, ILL.,, af sin egen
son.
- Tic ''tramps'' och fyra fangar
rynde torsdags matt fran fangelset
Kenosha. Endast EN- har blifyit
fasttagen.
= White Sulphur springs-egen.
domen har f6rsalts till William A.
Stuart Virginia for en- kopesumma
af$340,00o. '
En- femton ars flicka och en-
fjorton ars gosse gifte sig fora
veckan med hvarandra i Porahon.
tas, w. Va. 4
- Kontraktoren, som for posten
mellan Sidney, Neb., och Dead
wood, har arligen gjort en- netto in.
komst af $214,O0O. e..
Ett Ikongressionelt distrikt
Iowa, det andra, har Walt en- Grant
delegation till den republikansks
statskonventionen.
- Pastor Hultgren Jamestown
N. Y, har af forsamlingen i Des
Moines, Iowa, kallats till pastor
Telleens eftertradare.
I Downeyton nara Reading
Pa, intraffade i l0rdags en- explo
sion, hvaryid tva man d1dades ocl
tolf skadades farligt. ,..
- Iva sma gossar i Catahouls
parrish, Louisiana, krossades Ell
dera dagen till dods under ett-trad
som de hollo pa att falla.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-04-14

l.
f1rlidet ar 10000 negrer. Delta
ar tros invandringen komma att
stiga till 10000 10000.
~ Trillingar - tva soner och en-
dotter - fodda af Mrs G. Lawrence
i Nantucket, Mars, pa juldagen
1909. lefvasannu ALA tire.
= Representatives, hus Cali
fornien har antagit ett lagf0rslag,
som tillater qvinnor att r0sta fra.
gor som rora de publika skolorna.
Priset pa spik har hvarje ma
mad varit stigande. Western Iron
Association har emellertid i dessa
dagar satt ned priset fran 81 till
$500.
- Herr G. g.. Linderborg, forut
annonsagent for ''Gamla och Nya
Hemlandet'' har antagit redakt0r-
skapet af s|Svenska Tribunen'' tills
vidare.
--Angaren Syria fran New Or
leans till Liverpool har i sjunkande
tillstand 6fvergifvits af besattnin-
gen. Denna raddades af en- angare
fran Hamburg.
"Svenska Harolden'' som ut.
gifves Salina, Kansas, har nu med
fyra spalter f0r0kats. Tidningen
ser nu respektabel ut och torde nog
finna manga lasare.
- Texas delegater till national
konventionen i Chicago synas vara
Sherman tillgifne. Forsoket att fa
in Grants MANN resolutionerne
misslyckades alldeles.
Halfva 'business''- -afdelningen
af Alta, Buena Vista county, Iowa,
blef tisdags morgon forliden vec-
ka odelagd af cid. Forlusten upp-
skattas till $4,000. *
- En- explosion egde i torsdags
rum Prestongrufvan i Schuylkill-
kolregionerna, och fem arbetare
skadades sa lila, att f6ga utsigt fin.
mes for deras vederfaende.
- En- svensk (namnet uppgifves
icke) som arbetade i McGraws tim
mergard Bay City, Mich, foil i
tisdags ned fran en- bradstapel,
hvarvid han erh0ll lifsfarliga ska
dor.
- En- femarig dotter till Mr..
Thornburg, en- farmare, boende 5
mil fran Clinton, Ohio, blef den 6
sa lila brand att hon samma dag af-
led. Hennes klader hade fattat eld
via KanQneu. -.
- Republikanska staten Iowa
lofvar att sanda en- solid delegation
for Blaine till Chicago. Utaf de
redan valde delegaterna till den re-
publikanska konventionen aro 210
f0r Blaine och blott % for Grant.
- En- vagn i ett passagerare.tag
pa Bellaire & Southwestern-ba banan
kastades torsdags alton ur sparet
pa en- bro aderton miles fran Bella
ire. Fallet var femton fot h6gt.
Fyra eller fem personer skadades
lifsfarligt. " a.-
Il De, som AFRO emot tredjeter.
minen i New Yorks stad hafva ALA
redan erhallit fem tusen MANN un.
der sin protest mot Grants nomi.
nation i Chicago, och vanta ia minst
tiugufem tusen hera namn staden
och staten.
| - Polisen i st Louis s0kte hela
dagen efter ett litet barn, som mo-
dren uppgaf hafva blifvit stulet. Pa
qval1en antraffades barnet, som ha'
de fallit under sangen. Markvar
digit att det icke lat h1ra af sig pa
hela dagen!
| - En- elfvaarig flicka i Patter.
son, N. j., Maggie Dewey, har af
lidit j en- ryggradssjukdom, SON hon
adragit sig genom att 0fveran'
stranga sig vid att hoppa rep. Hon
hade en- syster, som for tire ar sedan
dog af samma anledning.
- F0rliden tisdags alton ingicl
52.arige John Petrie i Baltimore
county, Maryland, aktenskap med
en- 22-arig qyinna. Pa foIande
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