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Tho Government Of propose erecting IN tho GROUNDS
Of the Pariam ent buildings at Ottawa bronze statue hhe
feet high ,a, Of he late Sir George E. Cartier
Parties arc invited TO submit models IT. IN in height
which must be accompanied with proposals. for tho bronze
statue com'l,te.
premium Of goo viii paid the party whose model and
proposal are accepted
The models must be delivered the Department Of Public
Works Ottawa on or bcf re tie LIST day o. january ne1tl
Comics of the conditions &C. may be obtained on appoa-
to nj tie oce OF the nieh Commissioner Of Canada, 40 10
Victoria Chambers London s w. England ana to the sccro-
,orf tho 1,o,,rtoc,+ Of Public Works Otava Canada
IL TN Ms
eocretaTy.
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A NEW VOLUME
ROLES SHAKESPEARE.

ROLFE'S SUAhLSILANE,
THE HISTORY OFTROILjS AND CRE~SIDA Edited
Not- by VIM J. Role, a NJ. formerly 1calAiasier
Of the high school Cambria se Mas With Engraving,
lCmo cloth. CG ccnta; paper 40 cents.
Uniform with Rolf's English Classics: Tho Merchant Of
Venice JuiuSC@s ir.Ihe Ienpestlicnrv Nll-ldchaid
II.-U card III Nacheh.-A NJ 'sunmerNigh's Ircam-
Henry us You Like ID -Umlct-Nuch Ado About Not'
inc Romeo and juliet -Otlclo Twelfth NishIhe Win
tiers Ta,c.-Kmg J.hn.-Honry " Part I-Uenfy ~.
Part II-Einr IearThc Tanning o; The Shrrw.-AI5 wen
That Ends Nc.-t orio'auus The Comedy OF Euo's.-
..c-Autony Cleopatia Measure for Measure
Merry Wives o. WudsOr.--loyc3 IalOrs Lo-t-f"O Con-
&c o. Yer Iilon Of ttl'nsrroius AM Gre s'1
Goli.mitl's select Poems -GTy's select Iocn7 lGmo
Goth. illustrated so cents Per yo'ame paper 10 cent or
volume.
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IT'S narrative founded s,iczy the Four Gospels II
atempt. not ing without the line Of revealed tact OF the
early life Lord those twenty years ~ more OF Youth
and manhood concerning which the nc. of scpu r is so
it state suggest nothing new
or startling upon N rIcles which lie wrought aud
the parabs that uttered upon Ills jouncyin by the
wavside and Iii, al Intercourse with Ieycs and hi
priests pubcans ana it suPples most instructive
glowing and what is best of an never presumptuous or
impairment cntaIy-.N. I. Eycaiug Post.
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BOARD nno Rooms
East Side.

East Side.
TRUNKS removed, 25 cents each
a. Groves Lyr.@ COMPANY ado1 20 Mst SO'ns e0iH''
HANDSOMELY Furnished large and small
rooms with hrstcass board references IO- ana lOt
I AIDES having hoases or rooms will do well
T. oS to ri 5 houses I aaG Too Bob DIREcroR9
- Grold@ay.
No. GRAMERCY PARK.-Rooms en- suite
u and Angy with hrstclaas board transient OF le''
ryO LET.-A newly furnished second floor to
East i5tn or !n nS. oaTay HeSreness required
DO EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suts of rooms, hand
sbC omcy fuunishel pryae bathrooms with pri' ate
table or without blal roons Tor sent!oA'ni DreSAiatH
az EAST 25TII-S r.-Pleasaut rooms, both
4'D double and SINGLE IL rent villa board references
exchanged
AZ Fast 3OTH-ST. - Pleasant furnished
LnD rooms; private family suite or sinsy board de-
sired
o.. IRVING PLACE. > doors from Gramer-
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plcfcrrcd. also Pheasant am door ROOMS references
.bl~ EAST 17TH-5r. Opposite Stuyyesant
acp5a al oea tn i 5rc ii s &9
references syen aud required
West Side.
TRUNKS removed, - cents each
9Th ave. and % Las, ilth ST, corner 4th-ave.
FEW NICELY-FURNISllED ROOMS,
a nslc or en- suite lOS West lSthst, une1ceponane
location; near good restaurants
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Apply to janitor go c" House. --
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FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS, large and
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HANDSOMELY furnished apartments, with
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Location Murray hill 9th and Gth-aye A. DAll-Ef' "a
West SJth-st
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms TO let with
4 4 board references required. 22o West 0'd-st
MO. 10 WEST 43D-ST.-SecOnd floor, fur
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Apply before 10 a m
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
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CECOND FLOOR FRONT SUITE, and other
- large rooms with excellent board 80 West l2thSt
I'D GROVE ST.-ro let with board, hand
sD somely furnished suitable FOR gelte nan ana
wife or single gcntlemen house and accommodations hrs1
class. family small
slA WEST 47th- ST.-Handsomel furnished
sDO rooms with OF without private table. Hetersnoes
III WASHINGTON PLACE, Second door
West of 9TH aye.A private family VIII Leu nicely
furnished rooms To- gentlemen, without board
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filming.

4 SIERRA GRANDE, Plata, Bella, Apache
~ -. and other Mining ,stOc dealt In commission
Gus. y NEU, > NIli-st.
Member New-Y FORK and Philadelphia Mining Exchanges
GOCUISTITA, sierra Grande and all other
~ nl.ted mining stocks bought and sold Close oaton'
daily ". BHhN1ON WILLING, D. Broadway.
HOBERT T.. LEE MINING co.
IA Property at LEADNILLE, COLORADO.
co,f-,i i,nI 200 sl tres value SO
l. d h0J-DEBCsH, President. WILLIS A. BARNES,
A. r,y Y,rk once 81 NAsslu.st secy ana Treas.
C,OIVTHEpN EUREKA MINING COMPANY;
- Mine and Mil. Pumas county, Cal
Capital. 2UlnOO snartsi par value, 80 CAeI ,-,
Pres. j. 3D. SCOTT. YiccpTes,, MANilS SCtlL
Treas. VA, L. MERsEBEACi Secyp JOHN GkAf.
OniCe, llj Broadway, Ne~.lO. L.
V'HE MINING RECORD, 81 broadway, \. Y.
per COPY. sample copies sent free. - yearly.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT. .,-
Mining bought AMI sold at low st rates VI cOmnl@ph
@"''u' ~ w A. r. CIIIsOLM & co.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

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Miscellaneous.

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NEW EDITION
OF
THE LIFE or CHRIST.
BY LYMAN ABBOTT.

Jesus OF Nazareth His life andTes-hngs founded on
tic Four Gospels and illustrated By Reference to the Man
ners Customs Bel Beliefs and Political Institutions
OF His Times. BY Lyman Abbott with Designs by DoFe
Dearoche Fem, and others. Now Edition l2mo cloth
II 10.
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John Harding's illness nor his SUNDAY noi'u"'
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ISSUED TO-DAY.
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deeply interesting story Its refined tone delicate hn
NOR and graceful style VIII satisfy the most fsdous tastes
--lCourt journal, London
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS }
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COMPANY.
Office Per ls \. X, foot Of Cortlandtst
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OF the world -
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sEAAND HAI,BOR TOWING AND RIVER AND liar
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STEAMBOATS,. BAHuEs AND GROVES ~ CllAf-
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. .-.- ,,...,..- a., ,.,.,,
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MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.

MAGAZINE is fully deserving OF patronage from an s
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TTNROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-Ncw
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with morning trains North and
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HEAPS OF MONEY.
A NOVEL.
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Author OF "Natnmony.'
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sAHEs ~ THh .uINIY6 ETcHAyGES
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-14
SOUTH AMERICA.
Bolivia and Chili-A Peace C0ncIuded-A
Water Famine at AspinwaII.

Bolivia and Chilt-A Peace ConcIaded-A
Water Famine at AsptnwalI.
PANAMA, Feb. Alma dates of January
20 state that the representatives of Chilli and
Bolivia have arrived at peace conclusions.
Chill and Bolivia mutually agree to consider
the war at an end and an indefinite truce is
proclaimed which can only be broken by
either of the contracting parties giving one
years notice of such intentions. Bolivia
agrees to respect the CHILEAN right to occupy
all the territories now in its hands which for
merly belonged to Peru'or Bolivia, and in re-
turn for this concession Chill undertakes to
permit the transit of goods through AFRICA at
moderate rates of import and export duty.
Bolivia has now become an inland country,
since she possesses no seaboard.
A water famine is threatening the people
of Aspinwall, and it Is feared that if the dry
season continues for any length of time, fear
full times may be expected.
A high official of the canal company in this
city contradicts the statement of the New
York World that sixty-nine of the officers
connected with that company died on the
Isthmus in eleven months, and that of a
Panama medical gentleman that seventy
seven had died in the time stated. This
official says, 1.-TWO hundred and eighteen
agents or employees arrived from Europe from
the first of January, 1881, to the first of Feb
ruary, 1882, of which fifteen have died. One
hundred and ten have been engaged on the
Isthmus of which three have died, making
the number of deaths only eighteen"
The Panama Star and Herald says: The
Canal company is seeking a market for its
bills of exchange in Chill, and have sent there
e1O, 900 sterling. The last steamer from the
south brought the company $35, 900 in silver.
The transactions it is said have not proved
profitable, as canal drafts are not looked
upon by the business men of Valparaiso as
"gilt edged"
Mr.. Hurlbut, United States minister to
Peru, who has been granted leave of absence,
is expected to arrive here to-day on his way
| home.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-14
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The Allan steamer Sandman, overdue at
London, has been spoken in helpless condi-
ton, her rudder being damaged
The Austrian troops in Bosnia are suffering
from cold terribly. There is great want of
fuel and water, and at least one-half of the
men are on the sick list.
The notes of the English and French gov
ernments sent to the signatory powers, while
admitting the Sultan's rights in Egypt also
claim that the powers have share in her fl
nancial control.
Amos Jones'. brakeman on the New
Brunswick railway, was killed yesterday near
Zealand Station, by falling between two cars
and the train passing over him.
H. W. Barker, junior member of the firm
of T. B. Barker & Sons, of st. John, N B.,
has been charged by Mrs. Angelina Kiddor,
of Boston, widow of the inventor of Kid
doris liniment, with forging the trademark of
said liniment The work was done for Bar
ker by G. H. Fleweling, an engraver on
wood, of st. John, N. B.
General Darius B. Warner has been reap
pointed United States Consul at st. John, N
B., receiving word yesterday of his appoint
ment from MIR. Davis, assistant Secretary of
State Mr.. Fessendcn, the recent occupant,
who was Blaine appointee, ia now lying Sc
riously i'll at Stamford, Conn.