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Gnruoraticn Notices.

NOTICE.-Bids OF estimates viii De . ree e ss
~ bv the Department OF Public Parks unh hy II - g.
for the following works building the pue ussS ~ ~
Western approach the Madsonave brilse Over
RIVER kor building me approaches % INC 9seison ave
hdge over lie arlen River For iun nioi"@"" '0' '
CITY RECORD, for sale Of No Ony HAL -----
NOTICE.-Bids or estimates viii be received
~ al the once OF tho Department. Of rnono IA n 10y
~ s9i Tor regulating grading setting cuf9 anu Huior
stnca and daging The sidewalk loSui<L fvr t Hhot
Tnattop eee Cffy Record. for sale al NO CiT hHl-
ATOTTCE-ProposaIs will be received at the
" once Of tho Department o. Public Charities aud CorTec
- ~ ayc until May a. 1884, tUr dygooda, groceTes
ham Sre iuuier and lime For fun Information zoe CITY
HsCORD, for sAle al CITY Han.
NOTICE. Sealed Proposals viii be received
Al the oce the Fire Department. 100 aud l6I Mercer
a. unf May IL 1881 for ng houses Tor Engine Compa
49,. Sos 2i and "a For full Information sec city heoord,
for sale 81 No. city HAL
NOTICE. Sealed Proposals will be received
~ At the Hall Of the hoard u Education until Mar 1881
for repairing painting Grammar school House No 90
West 5OlsL aud Tor steam heating apparatus Tor Grammar
school HOUSE 40 East 23dst For full Information $50
"City Record" for sale at No city HAIL
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals viii be received
by the school Trustees OF the Eleventh Wsrh az the Al
Board Of Education until May IL 1881 for rsPairng
and pautinR choolhouAe No ID East 9TH -
fa Attenuation city Record. for sale 1t No city Ha
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GonnIrp llroperln illan!c0.

FURNISHED II 0use wanted within one hour OF
\ y for summer. rent not $500 ior
must six bedrooms and stable for horse and ln
old place preferred whore there IL plenty ~ shade
be- n healthy location nnd within ono mile ui hallway
station Address " H. Box ~, Tribune once
NTANTED.-COuntry seat with irst-class I'M
w movements about 100 acres Long Island sound. not
over from city purchaser viii pay cash ~ Ian
4 WHITING. l2l Nahaau-st
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MORRIS WILKINS, AuctIoneer.

EXECUTORS sALE-COC NTRY RESIDENCE a.,
Throrgs Neck Westchester at auction f. II. LUDLOW &
Co win se at auction TUESDAY. May 81. 1881. at y
o'clock At Exchange saosroom. No III broadway, By
OF C. H. ROBERT ESQ. Executor 1hroggs Neck the
late residence Christopher Robert deccased, comprising
about Of and lying directly on ne sound IN ne neigh
handsome country seals Of Mcef an Scllck
IIavcnoyer Morris and others cottage stone
barn Stable ehouse and other OutbuidnEs Place wen
laid trce and small fruit and good garden
healthy and cool summer residence convenient " s
boat and about Wfstchesto station Of The
Porcbester Raioad-nve trains Zach way diIly sixty per
cent the purcaee money remain bond and mortgage
will be sold the pfrnlcs The day AFTER The
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feaal Noiiree.

CUPRENfE COURT, City and County Of New
= York-Eicn J.. Thomson, David Thomson aud Jt.ufJ
Tomsnu Executors OF the Last viii and testament OF Villa
Thonson deceased plaintiff against samuel ngye apo ii
r4etfe Moyee his Wife Michael Coleman, jacob
Jans FacoRer, William unner John Just ana - 81
defend and by virtue " ,.sj
aboynalncd Court In the eboyoentitied &C n $500
the twelfth day Of April 1881 the u1deIskn. ~ saot
Tor ha purpose named 10 said Judgment wiz se IA ~
uon te Exchange saesrooln, o IL nav fss 4
CITY York Monday, ne mh.n Iii Wg1er a Son.
twelve O'Clock Of that day BY Aars ~ ii
anconeers the following described s Snl WITH b1H
ings thereon erected situate nf IanSd md dokibed
a. foows beginning AZ pcat on tet .oetheIiy frod
Way di,s1s Sas sS ~ Broedway snd
me southastv 1ls nth Rlesckerst one huboIra -
thence esSSIg p1 liberty parallel with l3roadw@ tses
thres ise9 xestry parallel with hlesoasi - 9ns ~
hpse faet % The oAssriy side oi hoa" ,yv.n3
gIea ~ song eastetly side OF srVso". WV
feet " the ponf on pA psTfa W CLARK. Refefoa.
Up. oIRAup FosTE2- rlalntins A1sSrnsy ,,s CITY.
fst-Apr I0 10 "a, ~ and 80 Nay 3 Ann VI
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AlHeiral lnsirumrnts.

pEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops, u octayIe,s,
I'D reeds 500 "A octave Pianos. fll5 Grtat bafgNbs III
catalogue PRi.ii Address BEATTY, Washington, Sd
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reference iIon at place Ca or address 20 3ot
81 private stahlc
EOACHMAN and USEFUL MANLY a re-
y liable Jcuug man, with best recommendation under
aanas ne ear of lorscs and carragsi good driver can
milk DO plain carrie uing and general work about gentle
HOlSl, lts cth-avc.
C0ACHMAN, WATCHMAN or PORTER
- ~ married mGn. 81; i6ycars experience ss coach
man h % family. references Address JOHN Connolly,
Cotiagc-st, stamford. Conn.
q ARDENER and FARMER.-By n married
- man Of long practical experience ~ rose greenhouses
ahd Eftpcnes good fruit and vegetable gardener and
lhh"hfiiy understands 81 kinds ~ improvement and man
.hltt OF genileH0ns place, and everything connected
MiI itnine &c UncIcepunn1hle city references Address
l. H.. box io3 Tribune Uptown once LBS Broadwoy
HOUSE PAINTERS.-Two thoroughly prac-
deal house painters want private houses az s3
pcfuaJ Wl furnish m8tetals a. cost n desired Al refer
Broadway.
| light PORTER or CLERK.-By a young
- trrnan age - has bad several years experience In
l"th-st.
SALESMAN, COLLECTOR or ACCOUNT
- Ant in hardware houae.-Hy ON active temperate
man as, ~ possessing best references Address FRED
EhlCh hI.hENZAUN. 209 Thompson-st
SALESMAN OF STOCK CLERK.-By an ac-
- i've Nmpcrate young man, 2l having had years
experience DO leading European dry goods houses give
gooo references Please address ROBERT g., Tribune Orice
WAITER and CHAMBERMAID.-By man
" ond woman waiter and chamhormald; references
giyeni sneak good English aud German Inquire az Mrs
BACH'S' - istst
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COnnlrp trOpertp for Sale anO to fei.

FOR SALE.-In WEXFORD, r. l., near the
Il stonington Railroad Depot and The newport steamboat
and elohcsprsses house nearly and within q ieei Of
city Han, Providence, r. J.
EOR SALE or LEASE.-Large blocks, bulk
headed waterfronts for msnuiacories reinrfies &C.
R.A YOUNG, Engineer, 20 Exchange place
Top SALE or TO LET.-At Ell MORA. y.
Jersey minute walk froa station - trains " way.
several new hrscass dwellings, CONTAINING ~ 10 twelve
rooms, besdcs bathroom batlars and htchen PSni,lcs
closets furnace 81 qs go to 20 icI gpi gna i and i e
rbic localities IN the state taxes extremely low WIN g..
ar s9 spy to o BSSET i 5So BToadTay 1 '
FRUIT Farm, Country Residence, Saniarirm
Il or summer Boarding - sixty ninu'eea by De9 9
Bound Brook north Of sgmsryille and 2 from Ii5deme
on second door largo Stable good spring 81 wafer 20 acrs
orchard end grounds sheltered from north ard east
ing broad sritau valley canal and railroad tne
iia seccted BY with special rcferenc to hJaeaic
first year. Address hillside FRUIT FARM" 81 Mora
NEWPORT, r. For Beautifully stu
~ ated Newport Beach tMddetown end houee fifteen
yeranda on lhrSe 'd .psGSu' qPet c2s f! S
Providence, RI
ON PECONIC BAY, Long Island, water front
~ sevon mics including large peninsula bOo acres 4U
P price, a 'P't to G whiTSG i2i Nasssa
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEATS 70 lc saa for sale iauislsd ana uniur2'4'd
SEASIDE RESORT TO RENT.-Fme loca-
- ton with boating. fishing. &c, on The Arthur kq
Sound house new, 20 rooms newly furnished very oe'
able for boardes large private family two minutcs from
depot fortyfyo minutes from Ncwlork accessible both Dy
rail and steamboat COLES JOHNSTON. li9 l1beriy-t
STAMFORD, Conn. FOR SALE.-Norton
- III elegant residence .rly new gas and Tstcr; ~
o build 52TO 600 barn greenhouse and gardeners
house cost y 1000 land cost ti.WQ Price t, 500 ~. ID
KOLpU. 81 B0wcry. W. J.. SEYMOUR III BrOadWayf or
J. O. HONT son, % Nassau-st.
TO LET.--At Fort Washington, q very de
srahc private residence partly furnished rent mod
crate. Estate Of GEORGE J.. j. HYATT. 20 Csnai-at
ITO LET.-For the season or year, at Rye
< Sew Haven Railroad c,uieman's place, fully fur
nlshed Apply 60 JASifh J., 19hNi Nc
J1O LET-FURNISHED.--A neat country
place. 10 acres large house fruts plenty 600 feet
above tide garden planted 40 miles yia Erie Addrraa j.
v HOWELL Monroe. y. y.
fTO RENT MorristoVn, y. Undesirable
house rooma with improvements, on The hin, convcr
lent q depot Apply % D. fORp - fhrk place, y - OF
"a Prospoct-paoe BruosYn
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Gfrrrsions.

COOKS TOURS ........-....
Y Estsbiished 1871 FOUR GRAND EKCrRsIoN PAR
TTEs 40 EUROPE. Prices VAR inR fgfn siio o. zoo
rckes and farce Thousands ~ tours 0f NDEP ENDN
TKAVELLEK- TO ALL PARIS OF TIE WORLD. send
iOi 'u'' Tif6s. COOK & SON &c. Broadway Scg.Yogt. !
C. A. BARATTONl, Manager.
DOCKAWAY BEACH EXCURSIONS
HI New York, WoOdhaven and Kockaway karlad .
Trains leave Dali as fOliou..
Hunters Point az d 10 and il09 30 and $50 p ru
Bushwck al 6lO, and II q. m, l 80 and - p 70.
Flatbusha ave AZ sos and IL a m 1915 aud 4.3j ,.
RETt RNING, LEAVE
HOckaWay Beach, $40 10 10, 500 D.lp p NJ
Tickets, cllaFg" fafl1f taF-
Several Hotels and Restaurants now open.
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$40 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
1 Custom HOUSE I
COLLECTIONS OrtICF. May 7. 1881
usEATFD PROPOSALS VIII De- received 40 this oice uniil
~ o'clock noon Monday. MAY %, 1881. for furn hing
coal f0r the yosscs AZ THIS port To- the
a.a wear ending 80 le@2 said coal to De- lni iie
or tifuminous may be required ~ best quality fte
from IMPURITIES and uniform In charnctrr 70 "lgh z@lV
rounds be delivered after but tte VNpeeuf" 70
he weather board vessels "a such times and In sucu guam
tifcs as may required specified locations readily acces
shc Tor revenue -camcr and "a bc subject u Inspection -
f guaty and weight Bidders VIII specify the snd or kpu
~ @ ~ H. m rr-hrd tho location ~ the mne mpes fIUm
which taken and In general terms The manner pa which Ae
Goa, H. fo De- procured for instance whether from stock Oh
hand AZ specified locality by regular contract Sith mining
I'M recommendation companies by purchase when tNqA'd
T relative value The different Kinds ~ coal offered and
h. fnes The bidders All Doc considered 10 connection
with the price. -, 80. . g. ..,..
arf.,ts M inter3i % thr Government ~ % 10
ana mo sucressfu bidder vii Doe required 10 enter to con
H'0' wan "a MERRITT collector
PROPOSALS for furnishing rauons and ship
| chandery for revenue vessels
Custom HOUSE !
COALITIONS OFFlCE ApHl =. lN~l.
SEALED PROPOSALS VII BE- received az ms oncc nnul
,-i.L n,,ii M MONUAY MAY lG ISL FOR supplying
ration. amt Al chaudlc to De- bid for separately ipr c use
~ ~ crew. nd vesfIs Tie United states Revenue Marine
service IN ths collection rgtric for Ne ns'a year ending
lnc su l-s Schedules 81 aficrsof ship chandory '" De
MI for viii be- furnished nn application AZ ~. once
1r right b erved O reject any " on bils ana o Ne
s,fet In deemed Tie interest 0 TIC Cove rcnl n ~ 10
''''' " T. A. MERRITT, collector.
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Situations IOanieo- alaIes.

(0ACIIMAN OR GROOM.-By a young man
- Es eo1chnan ~ pruon country preferred best city
reference from act place cali address No 20 East 3bh
q. irItale Elalln.
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Gilualions tOaniro-- fcmnlce.

6ilualions maniro--fcmnlee.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRHUNE Will 80 HEcEIvFD ~ rHE
NIT 90 wesi r,e1t, inr, corDer ishh ave.
ave-. eoncf Por'y ,e5eats IT, 81 be H&RlEN 6IPiCEs
Nos Ico ana 900 1G.r ave- Tornsr o9e hundred and
At the old original Swedish, French and
Y German Tnipovfnent once established 1872. Maiis'n
l, r. foamd IN AL carscu females ami males
Tor city and country able farm hands gardeners coach
'''H' CHARLES =. NELSON Proprietor.
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
=. an lind. Of so9i m ie,slt t i NAE hep
ana other 1seigl si." I ~ oa .tabi,6~i PRoT
sboyo iothst
OHAMBERMAID &c.-A young woman rs
y eha9erna-a Or v'ns can s"~ 81, MAJ r,r ns s' K
rcss ". b. b. l2a West lsth.sL
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, or WAIT
y REss nrstoaf. swedish g1r win s,s '',y Tei.f
e cai q, s15 cth ave-. near 18th 81.
CHAMBERWORK-B o German girl 10 do
y ehamberwork and a. .,, h' "' wash Apply at Shoe
NHANBERWORK. HOUSEWORK, WATT
~ $50 or l,si- dcly Anon, an N' IT, ,4, fil'
70, S Sy axe sqp} II & S AVA above Ioths
NOOK.-By n Protestant young woman as
~ rai S al +! 5ranse l 5 5s i ie Il Ppss s
pioyers. Dlg 5tl-syo.
COOK, &c.-By thorough good cooks; meats,
y soups pasiics his,uts cato &C. ior cty or county
% ssSsTs "'s'' PROTESTANT HONE "' ''iN' '''
COOK. &c.-CHAMBERNAID and WAIT
- RT~~ Two Protestant grl., ono excellent COOK tnd
ssSoa Si1P 1 S' As O. Tei s a " Inc
HOOK. WASH. IRON.-By German help. for
HoME BSRE&T 'ias 6irave fourth hoa.c above iohsL
COOK, or COOK aud LAUNDRESS.-ljy o
y young Norvrrian g.rl cly or cnnnry etl e"oA end
excellent soups, desser &C. can Boz Ctha'. near l-st
HOUSEWORK.-B neat, tidy, intelligent
4 Protestant yolnF Frl VIII De- generally u.'iui 40 .
washer and ifoncr viii give ~
moderate JGs 6ihvc 23d ST. 1T noof
HoUsEW0RK. &c.-By q very capable girl
go4 cool ara an cSc'lle,i 1nndi,, tcr} n',t
Or country Cal 552 cih.ayc, near isih.st
I AUNDRESS.-A frst-class laundrcss wishes
II family washing excellent place for clothes best refer
I ATNDRESS.-By respectable girl, ~ first
\ clos laundrsa can be seen at present employer llo
AuNDRESSS-: ~ I,.d respectable young
county. good city reference. iSl West 20th e.
MATRON or HOUSEKEEPER.-By lady Of
vi busines experience good executive ability IN
Institution or anly IS accustomed the management o.
seryaut- Of taking fn charge ~ establishment I'd
s Ssy NATION BOX ~ 'iO''' '0"" once l-' Dl'-4
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By an educated
~ North German roiesiani az nurse To one Or two rro
ali Of sewing objection " travel city reiorencoa
AZ East 2Hul ST.
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-By young lady
~ having highest References Address 0K 1870 Tribune
Uptown Office i.XJ8 broadway
CEAMSTRESS.-By a scamstrcss 10 90 out by
> The day understands Arossmaking can opcrate on W
" machiDe 2l8 West lsih IT,
WAITRESS.-Rcs girl as first class
W waitress thoroughly understands her busnoes can
ooSnt city si r5erence 225 East 42dst'
NVASHlNG.-A respectable coored woman
w small family's washing call On OF
addroas ANNIE TUCKER, I2J West 2dthat % door
XNASHING.-TO take IN washing al home or
w would ont best references Apply 2l2 Wet l9hsL
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Brooklyn lJrOpcrtn for Sale anO Go Get.
d. OSO 81 800 cash viii buy two-Tory
gpO, %s)V. basement brown stone 10 rooms ALI im-
pfovcmcut 5ls Bergen - near Cafiiotaye
HrLAND6 WHITING. i2l Nasslu-st
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Aurtion Sales of Real Gslalc.
MORRIS WILKINS. Auctioneer.
vi ELEGAET
RIVERSIDE AVENUE,
PROPERTY
4. ". II DLDW & 60.
Niil sell al auction,
or THURSDAY. MAY u, 1881,
fifafL II HE

Ealcfro0f II broadway flrlnY huhlhfl
RIVERSIDE DRINE-i2 lOis, commencing 100 feet =
inches sOuth OF l27th-st., erch 25Il0O feet
CLAREMONT ANENT T--9 lots west side, CONNIE nclnf
30 feet inches ~ % and adjoining the above on
tho o..
CLAII.MONT AVENUE cores. cast side 800 feet 81
south Of l21th-st
EfVEIsSIDE DBIVE-2 iots. commencing 200 feet south
Of 1921 ST. 49,. .
CLAREMOST AvENUE-G ote. commencing 100 feet
south Of 122d and 0dOintig The above the rear
t These the finest on the Drivo and ooin
nand Of the River both north anc south
further particulars tc ooc OF Tie AucuOnfera
An -
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Summer Resorts.

4 PRIVATE family living on q farm four
- hours frum Ncu-York would board few persons
for The summer location healthy large good tables
taken ~ sud IRON depot Address ", Advertisement OF
uc 1ffh-at
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MONARCH LINE.
WI NFNV YORK and LONDON.

NEW UIlh IV.NNV.N
Splendid fast Steamers.
Leave dock adjoining PavOnia Ferry, Jersey City.
Assyrian Monarch. May IL. Celtic Monarch May 2b
Persian Monarch. May IL saxon Mouafch Juno =
Superor accommodation Tor saloon No steer
eastward Prepaid Storage az low rates
The splendid steamship AssyTian Monarch, sailing
wednesday. lth May, accommodate few more saloon
passengers with choice outside rooms
Apply 10 the general agents.
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4 Won BEACH HOTEL.
n BATH, LONG ISLAND. y. Y.
Tits hpuHc Will open early n june lrstciass family
hotel Hebrews need not apply.
THOMAS D WINCHESTER Proprietor
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COACHMAN, WATCHMAN or PORTER
- By married. mGB 81; i8 ycars' experience coach
man ~ family references. Address, ohS CoNNKLLY,
CoiiIec.st. hIamforl. Onnn
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Ocean Cleaners.
OENERAL TRANSATLANTIC

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
III RETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
pier Company new No ~ North River loot OF MoTon
travellers by this line avoid both transit BY Engish ran
vay and the iscomorts crossing the Channel IN small
81 4 veg rrudelle . wednesday. May II, 3 2.
rrhhSxnh prnnTenl ...... Wednesday, May II, 90.
ppppp1siRf Delanlane . wednesday. May 25, noon.
checks drawn Credit LyOnnas Of Paris ~ amounts 70 suit
LOUIS DE BEBtAN Agent, No BOwlng-0Itth
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I.-I5y n respectabIt
thoroughly understands
h0uesf, sober. faithful -
uiTed ; country preferred ;
D West t7hsL
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TOR SALE.-In WEXFORD r. l., near the
stonngon Railroad Depot and the newport steamboat
landing French cottage a eight rooms csidrs closets
c0thos presses nearly and within - feet Of
the shore Address HORACE y. CHADWICK,
city Han. Providence, r ].
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Il ARDFNER and FARAfFR.-By n married

HOlSE PAlNTERS.-IwO thoroughly prac-
ucal house painters want work In private houses at -
pcrday w furnish m8teials a. cost II desired Al refer
ences Address PAINTEIls Tribune Uptown Ofce l.23S
Broadway
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-05
NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La.
October 24tl 1881.

LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La.
October Oath 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
before the Judge or Clerk Of
Court, at Abbeville, La, on No
vember 26th 1881. viz : Firmin
Bauce, Homestead No. 1882, for
the SW. quarter, Sec. 13, I. II
S. 2 E., Louisiana Meridian.
lie names the following witnes
ses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz Eli Montague
Jean NJ. Beauxis, John j. Abshire
j., and John J. Abshire Sr., o1
Vermilion Parish, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY, Register.
Oct.29-'8l.(5D
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-05
School Board.

Abbeville, October 1st 1881.
The School Board met this day in
regular session, members present !:
Messrs A D Martin President, J Nugier,
NJ c Broussard, N Perry and N Will
liams. Absent: J H Putnam, j Nor
gan and A Lacour.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and adopted
On motion action on petition of L. j..
Smith was postponed until next meet
ing.
On motion the sum of $l25 90 or so
much thereof as may be necessary, was
appropriated out of the 1st wards fund
for the purpose of building a school
house on land to be donated by Mr..
Gustave Duplantis. The committee ap-
pointed to receive and disburse said
funds and superintend the building Of
said house, are: Severien Primeaux
Gustave Duplantis and Francois d. lie
leu.
On motion, the sum of $35 90 or por
ton thereof was appropriated out of the
| 1st wards fund for the purpose o1
making necessary improvements at the
| school house near Mr.. NJ. C. Broussard's
| residence.
On motion, the sum OF $40 90 or SO
| much thereof as may be necessary, was
appropriated out of the 9th wards fund
for the purpose Of purchasing material
to make benches and desks for the
| schooIhouse located near the residence
of Nathan Perry.
On motion, the sum of IS 90 or part
thereof was appropriated out Of the con-
tingent fund for the purpose Of purcha
sing Teachers Registers"
On motion, resolved that w. w. Ed
wards is hereby employed and autho-
rized to euforce the mill school tax for
the year 1850, which is yet due the
school fund by the Tax Collector or tax
payers, and he is hereby authorized and
empowered TO bring suit against the
parish Tax Collector to enforce the pay
ment and collection of any and all
! school taxes due by him, or for which
he is liable.
The following named persons were
| appointed Trustees for the different
| schools
Third Ward Colored School,. NJ
Robertson, Wash Jones and Henry
Hunley.
Spring Hill White School-Benjamiu
Faulk, Robert Green and Philosie Her.
pin.
Perry's Bridget. A. Jettun, G. L.
Rice, removed from that portion of the
ward
There being no further business the Board ad
iourned to meet the 1st saturday in January
1882.
AID. MARTIN, President.
u. N. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-11-05

Nous remarquons avec plalslI
dams le num6ro du 90 octobre du
Sugar Boary d'Iberie, un article
concernant le chemin de fer pro
pose de la Saline, lequel, devra
plus tard, etre pousse jusquici
Nous pe pouvons que louer ces
messieurs qui ont cette enterprise
en- main. Voyez ce que font les
habitants de Jeanerette. lis son1
Iorganises en- une societe incorpo
rec, don't lie but est de batir ce che
min. lie stock de cette compa
gnie est de deux cents miles pias
tres. On peut augmenter ou diml
nuer lie montant du stock. Cha
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velIe loerie, comprenant quill y va
de leur interet, sauront prendrt
les dispositions n6cessaire a orga
niser dams leur centre une telle
compagnie semblable.
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Les habitants sucriers qui de-
vaient commencer instrument a
rouler ont remit la partie a plus
tard j; celia est tres bien penser
apres tout. La came, qui n'avait
pas eu de pluie depuis longtemps,
monte en- seve, tout en- faisant du
croft !; en- attendant quelque temps,
lie rendement sera meilleur, sill ne
pleut pas trop pendant la roulai.
son. II faut esperer que tout mar
chera pour lie mieux ; il nous fau'
draft au moins trois semaines de
beau temps pour que tous les sucri-
ers puissent Sc preparer convena.
Element avant d'allumer lie feu.