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Corporation Notifies.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.-NO-
~ bid or estimates ipr tqrcling iS Se Ss
it OF thls Department 81 square un sa1ray nay
70 1880 information see CITY Record io sao ~
No. CITY Hail.
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.-NO-
~ TICEsaod BIDS or estimates ioI laying NEW sousra
IN Tnuls g1uare will 10 received at lhis ONCE ubul A
90 t3sG For fun information CITY Recor Ios sac AZ
80. . City Hall.
NOTICE. will be received at
~ the office the OF P9ole ohafIes ana SSs
nIvIsIcn and drygoods full information sec Cy Rec
ord fnr sale at No. 2City HAL
NOTTCE.-Sealed proposals for the erection
Island viii be received at the office OF the OF
Public Charities and COrrect0ns nEtl ICEsp,aas ny
at No. 2 City Hall.
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TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known ~ the
i NEWYOHK, LAKE ERIE AND STERN RAIL

TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known ~ the
NEWYOHK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS. TAXING EFFECT MAY 10. 1850
IoO:m Coaches 10 ijuiao md Sus pension Hri,l9r.
.. IN. DAILY llast ~ LOU. EXIesr, aTryinR At BunaO
west. Pumans pest Drawing ROOM Sleeping Coaches to
y N. tDaiiy)-rauac Express FOR tho West sleeping
Coaches ihTCash to Buhao ~ CARA alI. Cincinnati ana
1:lI y. IN. Emil rant ira for The West,
T.ain, lciye '9GnTrrs street d. rex Nc%iolk, i9E ~,
D. in aud - midnight saturday nights ONLY sundays 9l0
IGiGcr ii aud Pass4ic g, 1850 TO- 1920 a. m-tlc 1920
H. train stops at lirtlcrford only on suDdays-l2 noon
maIiglt sundays q, $3.50, 1920 ni lA5. t:aO D. n
Paterson T. go 1850 $40. 10 1920 1880 a. M l9 noon
lao, IO 3:Ju, Al llU, D. $40, go $3.50, Gl0 C:3O
T. e. l5 So l: ,. ln and l. miinist sugdlys $780,
ID, snrTn GU ';30 l,;2G a. NJ 10 S6G goo GIQ 1lb
M, Eij, $3.50. $3.50 y. H.. and y midnight
Eew6nrs lnd Cornwall, 100, 900 a. H. $3.50, 4.sO D. M
Fondout and Kingston. 900 m $3.50 p M Sundays $3.50
GGslen Goo 1850 SO 1921 a. m $780, 800 4:sO. 100
Middletown 100 300 lu:2o a. NJ 800 800 ZOO, $40 p
aud 4:50 j. ~. tIans connect with NowYotk and Oswego
Midland Railroad at Man-st
M Sundays SO 1921 m G: o. $50 and 7:Oo D. n '''' y
NOTE Boats leave 2st quarter of and quarter after each
hour from bi5 NJ 10 941 D. NJ aud at lO4b and ll1o
Tickets or passage and Apartments in Drawing Room
checking and transfer OF Boggagc MAJ be left &C the COM
tgg gg93y6 or a A. sAs S PsDv =,
ana iiz' JR R n hBBoFF oe1 PAsSr AsA Nov.YOrt.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
~ Trains leave for EnseSoCd Sloste6 Perp0pt and
s sA6 $50 $50 san % i SC sC ana 'S S6
1880 D. train wiz leave 30 minutes later Saturday
Sanast spElnE yssy and MSH'fy 200 ESQ NJ SO
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6teamboats an6 Railroads..

6teamboats an0 Railroads..
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
N ana DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier 80 II. North River,
S S aS szT Gcc Nth ra2s west
and East stater9S any % Sa t 9 good 80 DAYS
~ ". ". EVkIu>IT. President.
EOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
L at Cozzcns (cst POint Cornwall Ncwoure, Marlboro,
Milton, POughkt cpse, Lsopus ting with Ulster and
s% S9f AMI Eay EaS2f
p. NJ, Per 81 Norlh River; loot Of Harri;on.st
Except SATURDAYS when llOl1a5 Cornell leaves az III
I EHlGu VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ PAhsENGER TRAINS. On an! after MAY TO- lSs9 VII
leave Hss iS SDS cTat o an a B As len
MnHs uSd asd e west 80" q Pa
slft ping atlaeLs 70 O2o N train 10, 81,
pcinSs IN Mshanoy and Mazrton coal regions.
EU Z r.! L. SAYE .a GcieTaI sSPSSnIsHiSat
Genelal Eastern oce corner GhGIfn ,IH
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
ami 6 SSsSmy' SceSe ~ Ct With sc
reas for above and po9t Tsfeis o 1al
Bi6oEyn Excursion 10 NcwiIsytn ana return 81
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
t91gn Ta wi C sS G%nS GsT[ Dspf St
Aiosns and I'd Moatr5a Via sarlors Win
1850 G9e1.o and WssG . ET ;lGo Dra"s'roon
49, g9ra1S TO 4Iap Sr AMI 1 Sg with connections
Go % 81 AO L py ana EHpf y h5G with peopng cara for
St L9ais rSps through every Jay in week also sleep
ing Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit AMI for Montreal
cepuug SUNDAY night, via Saratoga
TOO D. Express FOR Montreal Rochester ana corn:
ing, via Geneva Sleeping ears 10 Geneva Rochester aud
Montreal. via St Adams. . -----.-,,--
$3.50 p M Pacific Express daily with sleeping cara SyTa
Kocbestei Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo De-
YiO D. m Night Express with Sleeping to Albany and
Troy. . -. ,.. -, 4, y t,,..odu,,r an, ~ us,
GOTTA Express Offices PARK place and 1oj and 9l2 Broad
way NewYOrs and 1913 WashingtOn.siy BrO0slyn.
j. NJ TOUCEG. Gen. sup. Z. b. u LEX Err Gen Passt ACT
(NID RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
u FOB BOSTON AND ALL POINTS LAST.
AT H. daily except Sundys from fler 3D. north iVer'
Sneeisl limited tickets this line for 81. GOOD
Only for TIP for which they are Issued spec
6 on fueir face Freight lowest current rates
L. w. FILK IkS q. Y. Agent u D. BA BCOCk, PreSt,
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
I VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT -. 49,
"A PULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY AZ MILES OF KALI
RIRsT-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ONLf'
The favorite pala &c steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY (sundAys sxcepted from Pier 30 North River foot OF
No intcrneiaie landings between NewYOrk and ProVt
denoe. Passengers arrive in Boston at q -. -.
BtaerOOins tickets secured At N0A 1885, oSI ana
QA9 Broadway Metropolitan aud fhth Avenue Hotels
YORK aud SS3 ashingtOns6 BROOKLYN T1oEets are
also al al principal hotes and ticket 0aoea ana az
oCes Of WeScot Express Cont any Freight Sken ALLOW
ei ~ ~ Fuxrsa ps BABCoCK,
q. T. Agent FreshaenG
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Leave from foot Of and CoruahaO

II Leave Now nom T00t OF UtsDItI8st5 INV "
sts: .,--.,..- c.t,,tr,t,,
indianapolis tmcagO ana the West, Rlchmoni Cl5Iicr
ann the south. Pullman from Baltimore ~ Ne"iN'
OHIO PittsDurg 3nd Chicago. ...,,
for Washington and tlr Nes fui man Ch, laoi
New York Baltimore and Washington making close con-
ncctions Pjtsulrg. Cincinnati Indianapolis Loui1V"
and st inua through Plllman baltimore 10 Cnch
80 n m d9iiV Washington tho South and West Pun
man slecpcr, ;cWIUrK ~ Baltimore and Wasihg,nl
CONNECTIONS Tor Chicago Cincinnati, lndlad =
Oils LOUISVILLE ST. Louis Olum1u Pitsburg TIE south E'
southwest Throngn Pulnian from baltimore W ~
Cinuat CONNECTS At Washington Nlt Trans Tor yhchOAS'
FlOrida, New. Orleans and The S0nth
For through Ck cts please call ~ C0mpAnVS O!ot a.,
Broadway New NOrS, ara az ticker OIlccS loot OF OolV
Desbrusses RtS. and Depot Jersey CITY: avn
ROUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS, EI-Bl'ANhA Az"
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Gitn nral GsIdte for sale
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE New
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TPToWN OFFICEs, No I,21S Broadway cor Thirty iirst
e. or 3OS West Tweniy.thiri-st, corner Eighthavea
No a2 East FOurteenthst. corner Unon-square 200
Thirdave, Forty.seveutist at thr IA kLEM OFFICE
NO2XSI Thrd.Rve cor Onehundrct andtWenty iOurthst
iaTem Savings Bank Buidng up TO .. IN, at regular
Cdce
CPLENDID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of LenoX
y HI-One five 2O.foO 3-story high stoOp, brown
stone private dwellings, Wei routed Ia very desirable ami
Hee first (gentlemans VOnd be taken In part
Psrncuars with SAMUEL KILPATkICK. 800 3dave.
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Z \li E3WY..yYoEN AND L0NG BRANCH DIVE

Leave Sow orb. foot 81 iAbert ST, I;Cl Bli@; long
IranCl ocean Grove, Sc. ~ .'' '. I4;l1 a. III" i''''
4 E:it =. ,..,.r,tf,., -, ,t.t,,yt.;
SraTIDN To- am from OCt ANiG aud AR liAN r. q"
M u TASK. ait irnn PUlNi l4-i--A' ~ 1t 9i--A
al TT. "A IA All trans
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6elp Wante6
3ress tilakin9.

IN experienced dress
makcr who can make Wish chl irens clothes
wants lew more engagements y lie lay week. Address
81. :, Tribune UPTOWN Office or 100 31.aVc.
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RE(ORDED LFASES.

p.r,,os -SathaIie r. TO Francis Tucker lots Nos
IL and / IA SIS 29thLs' 50xSS.9 81 years rent
Hamilton Robert Il aud another to Francis r. luckef
x.sh IT ami,;on 10 Mary Msrshaii; lOth-st '2Oo
n OF I'd ave, 20x64.44x2l .O'lK7 y wears req!
rron,ton John 10 oscar Elite. secoEd floor, NO IVA
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NOACHMAN.-Best references from last EN-.
~ poyers niue and years Call or address j. b. o'
4thave. (Campbe.ls satdlery s:ore).
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I5PLElN. GII'isN MAIL.

i-- 90 Srt.i l,.L.rd rates rrcpdl stccfcso CertA.
C''r 49, a.,
ttr''U~ Co., EfF.i. .@.cvn.
v..,,f.f,t.t ,.l. ..,t.N ,,.
or g. fWl' ~ ".
f"...l 80. 800 "' ,'d u.s. ''tId r'r'in".S 'aE!h@
GfFit.. Il-l "-I.N-
- ID ..lt. "i''s =. Va
'fI''l 10 - = - VI. 'n II '''
.,,,,. 1850, ,.,., ,,,tt c,rL,,tt,ls
fNMAN LINE. IiDl NJ NAIL y lHAMF.HN.
Z
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N'II l'. 't'' 80. ,'. - - - ''''
't'r "i ,'N !HEN ,....lh i',i,Af' NJ" -. x ~
GO. 90. BE-, o. " i'.'' Co.,. IL - - j. :.
Gil GO ~ ~ .-'''' r., tt,.v - - .. ~ 90"
60 CO.. ice 80 90, = o.. 70 J, IA
3. II . .. p. .- ... o.. ..,.t Bee H. "''
r''h' d" 20. y. '.'' 'E ~, 49,. .-,-,
q ,.". 49,, D.. -, - ''' '"' '''
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~ - - " ''' -'~' '' 80 '''' '' ' -
.. 40. ,,...l ,,.t ir..ul t..,y, Pie, 30 North T.
~ ' ''t nv ,lllI
49,, IL - ~ ''.' 'rnt| 1t NAV - : n m
.---------FuE LOSIpN rrtofia ilo'hs.-------
GI' & MAR j.. '' a NbN 90. ''l - > Y. ~
'i. @ III '",. . l,e, Co,ip -, calcs ~. 81
NJ. : i.r...o.y. E".i. Hri.~I MANAGE
y lN-lDi,k AND HAY ANA DlhiCI MAIL
- ~ - -..,,-,.. o.. q, ., -, ,r,r,
10" u cia" olrAl'In az, cR''aiS ~ p III Hoh
lltr ~. = N"'' ~ W. -p,rl., ,,,,. IA
7'''' '''''' -'' no. '' - .T",tr .ltv Nv ~,
40 ,'''in , . hI.1iIitT'I F" ''t' U;
LAYTON Bl3iS. g'nis ~ HAWAII
,,tt.tI ,,tI ..TEA MSIID I,OupANY
LBAtlr ~ NAL - thh,' - - "a ~ -
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5ituntlons Uanteo--G!mal

ALL t.c1a~s s.ryapts. Swedish and Pro-
icAtan'-; cooke lauudrc>srs wnI"ysS. chnnbermads.
nta hrusc WORKERS man AMI ne
o1r.11u ;liS Just landed.
"a h. ~ .Zti.sf. TIL MSkOLD
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Gtr,imhnnts nnn Railroans.
| FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE IsASI::-r 1,-1,-v
81 90 EACH WAY BETWEEN y ItW-nOhh ~ y ho' lO'''
Corresponding all other points t.Ast.
boston tickets good only for CONTINUOUS passage VII
steamers connecting speCihed teTeon ppoUT
The mammoth palace steamers BRISTOL anu IN,
DENCE leave NeW-IOtk DAILY SUNDAYS lNCbODA-N'
from Ier ~ N T., foot OF Murray ST. at o. u 1 Anpsx
Leave .HO0klvu JERSEY t1tV J2o p VI w 80 ia
Tickets siacr0rms etc cas be obtained New ORR a. ~
2Gl u 4Ol 81. 81 and g57 Broadway, ana ~ az -
hotels transfer and ticket Offices, at the pffl -
LINE on THE PI K and on board steamers; nos nv IN
Boston ~ 80 old House and az Ola tony pcmu t
BOHDI.N ~ LOWELL Aeenls' Ne"-hoiN'
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TAKES you OF the swrIterng heat te noxi1u+ air.
and noise Oi the city, 10 B''tti
RURAL HOME, with Natures most cha; lnnt suiI'un
All advantage, pur"i ny da wat r. "E.
80 ubc ana private schools Churohce, hest ~Oct
atheic aud acqatc cubs easily accessible for ypSi ana
family IRON snri-' to midnight, 10 New.f ork Lectures
Entertainments shopping &C Cony, hirnl utIa.l ca
nj room vCry'IiEA
FIJI, location Rent 500 SoOJ Tor purchase on easy
ipTnsl 90 nov SEE for yourself Get par uarS OF
A. T. STEVENS Real Estate Exchange, III Brpadwa!
n. Y. (kOOm O..
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Certnres ano Mleetings.

THE Annual Meeting OF the American Bible
Il Society vii held Bible iouse. in NewYoIk on
THU DAY next, -, at 81 for the transaction
Of business. CALEB T. ROWE, Recording Secretary
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A YOUNG MAN who has had experience in
"A the law business IN this city and familiar With draw,
document desires position as CLERK m
az occ good reference. Address LEGAL Box 3d. Tribune
Office.
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6ituatlons OanIeo-- males.

A GENTLEMAN who will soon make an ex-
n tensve business trip through The West will undertake
the sale IT cass special article or me
oil stable goOs answer please state fun particulars Address
VEST EfiN TRIP. Tribune Office.
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L1OUR HANDSOME COTTAGES TO RENT
i AT BOONTON. y. J-Furnisgtd throughout '".!''
large airy line @:r. hnit a!i ~ - t M
rom depot ! hour from NeV-YOIk. Apply 10 ENu'H
l MM,INn. Roo! tor. y. j.
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(UANEFRMAlO &c.-By q Swedish girl,
Y wiz years city reference from one family 10
,d,,,n maid and pet, nj waitress willing ~ ass 81
wiz, WI nr AMI ronn" II desired wants steady pac
& NJ oh, can retain city country No 20- 6thaVc near
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NOR SATE.-On Round Hill, n champion.
L Mass family residence Of The lac Henry
Re and frnt gardens moving pasuTaCc large lI1cA
ma s0n house static; cold grapely et; cosun
vieU OF The c. trc ~ the ""h CON
venient to sciOos churches, sms College I9r az % @
Ozark Institute part land admirably adaptu 10 SUI
nl1ye without inJntng the residence" lcruS
will be easy The viii b. divided 70 san purca'eiS
Apply 10 "M: y; n I9SaS,n ,to ~ r0stoo
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EREENW lCII.-Large modern residence; a'l
VI m0ucrn convent &c pleasant neil !hcrnUOi: rear dr
pot and harDor sacrifice TO close t,t3ir o., -,.
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,oot6st n los IT W OF 5th.ave lS9x99.ll;
smith and wife to Julia + smith .-...-...,.:;
peari.st No 1876 25X75: Cecilia Malone ana Others
TO Cathariue Malone and others -
Paeppler Cor Peppler) and wine to Christian Paep g,
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tFCU;DFD NORTGAGE~
oarer Iouls TO c Graham, Ave-A, s OF ll6th.st,
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A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
IA and DEA RICHMOND leave Pier 40. II. North River,
Il CdlaLEt, every week day. p connecting at Al
bany tSundAy morning exccptedl win trains NORTH west
and East stasrOOms warmed by steam. -
-DAO"' ~ -' ", W, EVhIL1I'I. President.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN would like to

AT III. GERMAN BUREAU. DOwery and
n list ana II l3thst.. between 81 "nd ithavos
WI De- uuui. Usud nrcc number of irHSworthY ser
,., nI a.! tatii. Liberal aIrangencnis win hotels.
'H''' ''' ~ ''- LOWE
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ortoI NJ TURNER, Northampton AMI Mass. 20 '

EOR SALE-Rrsidcnce on the Hudson, 1l2
hours from New.YOrk ar railroad drpol ara IiTT
acre Of gOJa land abundance OF tit aud heVfI
postC Office WCStcnr stcr County, y. y.
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General G.. 4. BEAUREGARD.
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.

The entire proceeds arising frum the sale of
TINS work are devoted 20 The HooD ORPHAN
MEMoRIAL FUND, which is invested in United
States Registered Bonds for the nurtnro
care, support and education of the ten infants
deprived of their paren.s last summer at New
orleans, (the melancholy incidents Of which
SAD bereavement are still fresh IN the public
mind
IHE BOOK Is An ELEGANT octave CONTAIN
ING 500 FACES, Win A FINE PHOTOGRAPH LIKE
NESS AND LINE STEEL ENGRAVING, MADE
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK. -FOUR LARGE MAPS
OF BATTLE FIELDS, BOUND IN HANDSOME GRAY
ENGLISH CAoTH, AT THREE DOLLARS, IN
FINF SHEEP BINDING. WITH MARBLE EpgK
THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTg-IN
II II Bound MOROCCO, LIBRARY STYLE, FOUR
DOLLARS, OR IN BEST LEyANT Turkey
MOROCCO FULL GIT SIDES AMIR EDQEs, FIVE
DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person RENTING
by mail or express, Of the amount in a regis
tered letter or by postal order, bank draft.
or check, copy will be Immediately sent
free OF postage, registered as second-olass
matter
The volume is published in the best style Of
typography, ON elegant paper with illustra-
uons, executed as highest specimens Of art
The author, the subject, the purpose all
alike render it worthy place in Overy libra
ry,--on every desk-or upon the book shelf Of
every house in the country.
agents aoaHted iE syery torn and count. ~ the
mated States gH"a preference ioiH 10 given 10
hoH0rdbiY Discharged reterdHs from sAs arRV
To the ladies, who feel derire TO ex1ress
their sympathy with TA2 Hood Orphan De
morim Fapid the sale Of this book among their
circle OF friends, Wiil afford an excellent way
OF contributing substantial aid TO so deserv-
ing a cGHse.
FOR TERMS, RATES TO AGENTS. ETC
ADDRESS WITH FULL PARTICULARS.
Gen'I G., r. BEAUREGARD, Publisher.
On BEHALF or THE Hoop MEMORIAL FUN.
NEW ORLEANS
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Frank Lesiie.s Popular Monthly.

TIE FEBRUARY lumber of this favorits pub
qicatiou opens with a very interesting artic.e
bv Lieutenant James w. Miller, U. s. n en-
titled .sNicaragua, and the Proposed Inter
oceanic Canal which will attract no little
attention. 1t is admirably SGd profusely IL
Illustrated The Ute Massacre IS another
notable article Snd gives painful details of
this terrible affair. There are seventeen IL.
Illustrations Behind the Curtain of the Grand
Opera by George Augustus Sala The Aus
trians in the Ice, by Godfrey A Hudson, and
"A Thunder Storm" by William Durham, F.
r. s E.. are prominent features of this brill
liant number In the department Of fiction
are several admirable stories by Mrs. NJ. A.
Denison: Eta W. Pierce; the author of That
Lass o Lowries and other celebrated wri-
ters The new serial. Not Guilty" is one of
the best stories of the day. The poems are of
unusual merit most of them are handsomely
illustrated. There are many articles besides
those named, which woFthy of particular
SRsHtion such as Little Mozart in London,
by Arthur Gage, NJ. A.; The Hermit's Plot,
a tale OF the Sioux frontier; "Mimicry as 8
Defense among the Lower Animals, etc
There is also al abundant miscellany, afford
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te. p-actaca biIify Of establishing a State
farm 10 be worked h convict labor.
Mr. McLAurin, Of Rankin, moved TO table,
which motion was lost. and the resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Hawry introduced
H B. No ITS An act in relation to equit-
able liens an notices. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. Walker Introduced
II B. No l7g. An act to force the railroads
within this State to enclose their tracks with
fences Referred 20 Committee on Railroads.
The .ol owing resolution by Mr.. Walker,
.as tabled
Resolved by this House, That it will enter
tain no further proposition TO increase the
pay OF SuBerintendents of Education, except
ia "a general bill proposing 10 increase the
Duties o. said superintendent.
Mr. Madison introduced
H. 3. No. 80, An act to allow landlords
tenants, employers employees aud others
having liens upon proper J. TO sue the pur-
chasers Of the same in action at law In
certain eases.
Mr. Bynutn introduced
II B. No. Isl, An act TO authorize the Board
Of Public Accounts TO settle with tax colIec-
tors for overpaid taxes. Referred TO Commit
tee on Ways and Meas
Mr. Buchanan in reduced
H B. No Isl Al act to amend an act to
provide for agricultural liens, and for other
purposes Referred to Jui .ciary Committee.
At O'clock, motion of Mr.. Love, the
House adjourned.
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Republican Re- Organization in Missis-
sippi.
FoREwARNED, FOREARMED |
1s0n Republican.

FoREWARNED, FOREARMED |
Jackson Republican.
On the evening of January 18th, 1850, a
large number OF Republicans from different
parts of the State assembled il the United
States Court room for the purpose of con-
sultation as to the most feasible plan for the
reorganization of the party.
Capt. Geo. NJ. Buchanan, member of the
National Republican Executive Committee,
called the meeting to order. Judge Green
G. Chandler was called to the chair and j.
J. Spellman appointed Secretary.
After an interchange of views from the
several gentlemen present, the following res
olution was unanimously adopted
Resolved, 1t is the sense of this meeting
that Capt, George NJ. Buchanan, member of
the National Republican Executive Com
mittee for this State, and Judge II. r. Ware
late Chairman of the Republican State Ex-
ecutive Committee and the Hon. George w
Gayles, Chairman of the Republican Legis-
lative caucus, be requested to correspond
with Republicans throughout tbs state for
the purpose of calling Republican State
Convention, naming the time and place
and that the Chairman of this meeting be
authorized to appoint one member from
each of the Congressional Districts to act in
conjunction with the gentlemen heretofore
named.
The Chairman appointed the following j;
1st. District-Capt. J. w. Lee.
Ind. District-Col Thos. s Tate.
Sd. District-Judge S. s Fairfield.
4th. Distribution. w. II. Foote
9th. Distribution. Geo. G. Mckee
9Th Distribution. John R. Lynch.
On motion, Judge Chandler was added TO
the committee
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
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HOUSE.
NINETEENTH DAY.

TUESDAY, Jan. q, $780,
House met pursuant 10 adjournment Mr..
Speaker Johns in the Chair Prayer 6y Rev.
DR.. Hunter.
Present 10S; absent, 12-Messrs. Apple
white, Atwood Burnett, Christmas, Glass
Martin, Murphy, Myers, Nelson, Spears, Tay-
lor of Benton, ana wright.
Leave of absence for one day was granted
TO Mr.. Spears, of Warren.
The Committee on Penitentiaries and
Prisons made the following report;
Mr.. SPEARER-The committee to whom was
referred the joint resolution of the Senate
upon the subject ola Board of Public Works -
have had the same under consideration, and
have instructed me 10 report the same back
with the recommendation that 1t be adopted.
r. SEAL, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Seal the House concurred
in the resolution.
Mr.. Wolf introduced
H. B. No. 1S3. An act to repeal an act sup
Elementary to an act entitled an act supple
mental to Incorporation of certain railroad
companies. approved March 5, 1873 which act
relieved said company from taxes,
Mr.. Wolff spoke in support of the bill. He
said he was in favor of taxing the railroads
upon the adraiorem system Was opposed to
any road exercising rights, privileges and inn
munities one above another. BY the act of
1878 the hatcher, Jackson and Columbus Rail-
road was relieved from taxation. Now, while
the Committee of Ways and Means were
about 10 offer dill 10 tax the Ripley and Ship
Island Railroad, why not tax the Natchez
road; or if one was to be relieved, Why not re-
lieve the other
Mr. Andrews moved to table the bill, which
motion was lost and the motion of Mr.. Wolf to
refer TO Committee on Ways and Means pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Williams introduced-
H. D. No. 1s4- An act to prevent hydropho-
bia, and to benefit sheep raisers in the Ssaae
of Mississippi. This bill provide s for q tax
of tic dollars per head on all dogs. except one
for each household, which shall be exempt
from taxation also provides that oil dot
running Mt large without muzEles may be
killed by any person.l
Mr.. Sykes moved the reference Of the bill to
Committee on Public Health and Quarantine.
On motion the bill was referred 10 Commit
tee on Agriculture.
Dir. Feaaherst0n introduced
II B. No. 1S5. An act TO amend the charter
OF Holly Springz Instituts- Referred to Com
nfksee on Education.
Mr.. Buchanan intro aueed-
II. B. No. 1M. Anat to.6x the salaries Of
District Attorneys il the STATE Of III sSinsippi..
Referred to CommiEten o. Code.
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