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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-15

To-day trains begin running through to
Baton Rouge on the Mississippi Valley rail
road and regular daily communication be-
tween New Orleans and the State Capital
will be had by the new line. The road bed
is said to be in fine condition and the roll
ing stock and equipments are frst-class
There can be no doubt the Mississippi
Valley will prove popular and paying
road.
The anticipated meeting of the Indepen-
dent Brass Band did not take place last
Sunday evening. The GRIEF, containing
the call of the President and Secretary, was
not issued until nearly the hour fixed for
sthe meeting and number of the members
-of the hand were busy in the stores until
nearly dusk. We hope another and more
successful effort will be made to get the
band together
To our friends Messrs. Frederick Meyer,
Louis Wild, Frederick Brenn and Henry
~Schaf we exteaa congratulations upon the
recent occurrence in their households of
one of those events which will occasionally
happen in the best regulated families-in
fact, without which no family can be per-
petuated and increased Mr.. Schaff re-
joices in the arrival Of promising little
boy: the other new corners, we believe, are
of the gentler sex. May they all live long
and nrosnar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05

A NOTABLE DISAGREEMENT OF DoCToRs."-
The arrangement of coffee drinking 10y the noted Dr.
Book Lepsca of the chief causes OF nervous dis
eases now prevalent Is vigorously combated by the
eminent DR.. Segur According 10 the latter, 1t Is
mental and bodily stimulan assisting TO convert the
blood into tissue and thus recruit the nervous
moving and thinking faculties, lessons the waste OF
tissue and thus dimnishcs the amount Of food ncces
sary to support the system Again, DR. segur declares
that II will often short and attacks OF nteInit
tent levers In typhus fever II Increases the cxcreton OF
area and far pures the blood without increasing It's
sue metanorphOss: II tends 70 lessen coma and low de-
rum; II is dretic in cardiac drOpsy; In opium pois-
oning its efficacy Is well known; and, adds Dr. Segur
il is hts CHIEF reliance IN yellow fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05

TOMBSTONE, Arz., Jan. 4.-Bullion shipments
from this district for the year ending December 81
are officially reported as follows: Contention. 81
$50. 542 Grand Central, 81 .3JS $50; Tombstone.
81. 440. S95; Boston Miil tcustom oresl $3.50 goo
tone wall 81 81, 900; Girard Aill $l77. $40; Head
Centre, $i25, O79 The shipments of the Water
vile Mill are estimated at $4,000.
Bullion valued at $34, 293 ~ was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Jan. Al. N.

THURSDAY. Jan. 4-P NJ
The mining stock marketsto-day were moro active
than they lately have been and general improve
ment IN prices is noted. Robinson rose to LAO
and ended at 1875, and Chrysote was firm at Lab.
Sierra Grande declined to 2So aud recovered 10
3.l5.
s<LEs At THB INNING E1C8Ay6ES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05
Glelmbcais an0 Railroads.

DOR W-HANEN.-Steamers leave Peck
J. Slpat r. and IL m Sundays excepted. IL y. IN.
steamer arrs time tOr early trains North ana East.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passenge
rans depos foot Of Cotandt aud Desbrossesss At
10 40 and D. M ioI East0n Bethehem Allentown
ReadIup Chunk, WilkesharTe, TOwauda. Wavery,
Ithaca Geneva, LYONS, Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches run daily Local trains AZ O4O p ~ ior
Easton, Beth chem and COplay -,
at % ~. ana 34O D. M connect Tor all
rofs Ina Mahauoy and Hazeton coal regions sunday train
local for Mauch Chunk. $40 Leave Mauch Chunk at
p ..- "a, . -.or - c,,,rch and ,,or,iord, az,
NonolN - n. ID. HNINGrON, o. r. A.
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Ocean Steamers

A NERICANS gong abroad and desiring
"A precious choice ewery bronEes or the latest
noyeie are invited visit Paris store. No 81 Avenue
"'' 'P'' HOWARD < COMPANY,
Of Fifth Avenue, New.York
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
L LINE FOR CALiEoRNIA sANDWICH IsLANDs
TEA / and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
From New. York pier foot Canalst. n. X.
For the Istbmus OF Panama
COLON sails Wrdur day, January 10. noon.
(onneouug for Central aud South America and Mexico
From san Francisco, lst and Brannan
For Japan and China
CITY OF PEKI ~ sails dpesday. Jan. IL. -. M
Excursion Tickets san Francisco and Yokohama
specia! rates.
For HONOLULU. NEWZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
ATfS q ALI A sails Satul dav. January Is. p. II.
on on arriva OF London mails At san FRANCISCO.
and general Information apply at Com
" nanS's ONCE on Pier foot CanaIst. North RveT
'' IL. ]. BULLAG. Superintendent.
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Insirnfiion.

University Grammar School, 1,481 Broadway,
L near 4ldsL (46th yearl Primary, Commercial ana
Classical DEPARTMENTS IL NJ. Hobby w. l. Akin Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05
DantlnI AtaoemeI
Qcathers.

A CLERGYMAN, experienced teacher, wishes
~ 60 two young gentlemen into his family
preparing them for COLLEGE or busne-, EAc.eh, oPIo
uuity 20 mcguire the French and Germ languages by CON
yersaton. Apply, PTOies or - Laayetieavc brooklyn
ABLE and accomplished professors tutors,
companions and hOusek
suppied by MISS NJ !. YOUSj. American aud Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square.
AIR. r. D'ERNES IL, Hon. Memb Conservdt.
VI Milan from Paris takes advanced pupils for
lianOOrte tmcnOi thOpinJ tuesdays aud Saturdays
IRON TO D. H.. Webers Rooms. IUs 5tl.avc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05

WI after Monday Oct 10 IN DRAWING OIL end wATE ~
COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWERS and Ian ID
sCAPE CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO No. 80 MADISON AVENUE
References
MI D. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILL NJ II ARI.h ES
NJ HART, Mr. A. +. BELLOWS.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
Art Schools-City.

MISS NJ. a. CLARKS
M French and English school for Young Ladies "a
Children lO7 East 3jths public school methods employed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05

Colorado is generally looked upon as the chosen
home of the miner but neat volume enutieu
COLORADO as an Agricultural State Orange judd
g. Coz has been prepared by William +. PaDor 10
prove that IT is destined to be the farmers paradise
as well. No richer soil can be fouud than that IN
the parks and valleys which at the altitude OF a
mile or a mile and a half above sea level nestle
among the Hottest mountains of the continent.
Wherever water can be made to over
run and permeate the soil bountiiul
crops can be grown. Irrigation IS
the essential condition of success, and Eastern rea-
ers cannot help being interested in the description
of methods of farming as old as Egyptian and ln-
dian civilization, put wonderfully strange and
novel In their departure from the practice of hus-
bandry familiar TO those who live where the rains
descend from Heaven instead of running through a
ditch II is worth noting that the great canals which
cover the larger valleys are costly works. an |
therefore they necessitate q kind OF cooperation
which extends over r large region, depending on II
common water supply The influence of this
combination must be beneficial in many ways, for
the farmers will be schooled 10 make common eau o
in other matters by the profitable experience
of united effort IN this one. long
residence in Colorado. q personal study Of
almost every one O. its parks and valleys, and ex-
perence as the editor of an agricultural paper have
admirably fitted Mr. Pabor for the preparation OF
his book. 1t should not be neglected Oy anyone
who is inclined to become farmer In land where
but twelve inches of rain can be looked for IN n
wear.
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CHARMS ,,snonr.
COMPANY

~ CITY, RIVER AND IIANbOIN II'1A'N'H OIEIA IlV-'
COMPANY.
onice Pier 49, y. H.. loot OF Cortlandtst
Conscnments OF freight forwarded directed to any par
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
rders delivery Of all kinds OF freight and
chandise TO any part OF tho city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTBRAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
I'm the haI Dor reasonable
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXOU RSlONS
Steamers John H. starn and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVN. leave Pier IL, n. r. at p. daily saturdays
excepted 49, - 80
New. Haven care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. ~ ~ H. received ct Pier TO-
For New Haven and points East at Pier 10.
NOkTH SHOItE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents Wa Steamers from Iron Pier !, H. loot OF
Whitehal.st.
CENTRAL snIPYARD Communipaw. n. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything appetaipng the
construction AID repair 0f vessels
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NORWICH LINZ

NORWICH LINE ,,..,,...
TO Boston. Worcester Nashus FOre'nu anu tue fase
'no Nc" i'o" CITY OF WORCESTER
the boat tho sound and
tho tayUllte . =. u "a, Of ~" I'M t, 49,, -.
above esD ssess Ferry dGy except sundays M S;SOpm
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR0AD.-C Commencing November 4, 1882.
tbrouvh trans Will leave Grand Central Depot
A. M Westen and Northern Express TO Rochester ana
montreal with drawagrOOm cars, also TO saratoga.
SlU NJ SPECIAL Express Tor chicago daily stopping only
az Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland ana
Toledo. ,--- ,--,.- -. -. ca,a,
dnigua Rochester and Bunalo. 80 -, - ,...-- -.
m Albany aud Troy with connection 10 tlcS sara
toga, tiIens Fans Lake George and Rutland.
\. 20 d. M. A bany Toy siecia, satul Jays only
4 ~ m, AccOmm0dationto Albany ana Troy. - ,
q D. m express, wh sleeping cars iOr ST. LOUIS
running through dag In the week. also Niagara FAILS
so D. M oaiy except sunday With sleeping cars
syracuse and 10 Auburn Road also To saratoga ana Mon
treaL 80 ..,- a.. ,...,,. 49,. .or
Rochester, Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago anu
ii NJ Night Express with Sleepngcars TO Albany and
Troy Connects with morning tans the West ana OrIl
Tickets sale at 10. Bowling Green, 20! and 45 B,oad
way and WestcOts Express Ohces Parkace ana ioo
and e42 BrOaoway, NewYorA and SSS MAshlnStol's"'
Brooklyn. ... 90. - u -, VI re III,
j. a. TOUCEY, Gen. SuD't Gen. Passenger Agent
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ltllnluq.

OFFICE or TIE FNDLRY GOLD MINING CO., OF GEORGIA.
10 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK. s
THE annual meeting o. the stockholders OF
company tho election of seven trustees and the
Of such other business come before them
held tho Offices. 10 20 broadway In the Cityo
New ork lay, January 3. 1885 at Transfer
Friday January ., 1888 and reopen on
January IS, 1888 GEO. +. PEABODY, secretary.
JUSTICE AND MAMMOTH AND EAGLE AND TRISlDAD(
MINING COMPANIES. OF ARIZONA,
NEW \ oRK Dec. a. 1882
THE ANNUAL NEE TING of the stock
holders OF tho above neil companies for the election OF
OF such other business as may
brought said meeting will DE held at the ONCE OF
Company, "a Pearst, Monday January To- al
D. M H. IL 1iOoIsA.
TVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stoth-
a holders OF THE VAN DE WATER GOLD AND Sill
YER MINING COMPANY for the election OF Directors and
other business will be held the Office room l47
M ll5 Broadway Tuesday January g. 1883. at IL m.
Transfer books will close January open January 10 1888
wAI H. DUNCAN.
Secretary.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MoSP IMPROVED EoUIr
AENT. AND THE Fastest TINE CONSISPENr>
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

lsndC streets Ferries, follows "''' @"s'~
b;lO ~ $50 and 10 LImtedl II M l. $40. 40
4, ., ., ., ana p m. and IL night sundays O. .,
90 Llnlltedh and 10 IN. L. 8 5, and ~ a.. and II
xpIcss Trains leave NewYork daily. except Sunday A
7:2O H. and p running through via Trenton sni
petang trains street station Phlade pnia.
l2Ol 500 S:2p $40, 900. $50 oz0 $780, aud IL N
uinuted Express l30p. M, ], 3, T. lo:20 Limited d
6:sO. ~, .. ana $50 p M on sunday l2ol sos S2U.
Leave Phuadeiphia VIA Camden a. 4:3J p u. daily
s1eeept ,ats s4y and GA Broadway Astor ouss
~ Of DesDrosses and Courtlandtsts CoIrtst and
pra,rIvn Annex station loot OF FuonsI Boosyn Nos
Pa IA and lis Hudson st., HoD0ken station. ssy Oity
Emirrant Ticket once r,Si l. -, ~, a., ..,<
Ths New Iransie Company will call Tor And saes>
laaga ca nom hotels and residences. . -
raARLES H. PCGh D. H. WOUL,
General Manager General Passr Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS last.
reduced fare So 10 Boston for Istclss ckea gooa only
as specified on their face. -, 60 - =. ..ao
m from pier SO North River foot OF Jayst, New York ar
living n Boston at Tickets for sale AZ Gil principA
nGPsstoWipENCE LINE for freight only steamers lesvs
from pier 90 forth River. foot OF Warenst 40 ~ oAp
snnSavs excepted Boston via Providence direct
f. W.sP0PPLE. Acting General Passenger AAsS~
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.


i FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALI. RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express daily Sunt excepte 10 Boston at
m D. n pafor attached ana 10 with palace
sleeping cars sundays AZ ~ with palace sleeping
cars. - z o,., ,,, ,,,,.,.o.-
Tickets and paror secured Fifth Avenue and
Windsor Hotel offices aud Grand Lental Depot
q. W. t'OPi
Acting General PASSENGER AKenf.
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For Both Sexe5-Coulsrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
N from New.Yorx. children receive mothers care.
Mr.. IA. q. MOH!tELI. dAui4s,et l. l.
UOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack on me
h Hudson sexes s!2J. send for catalogue W. H.
BA NM srER. A II.
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
- RRIDGETON. NewJersey. .
Fall OF teschers. Instruction tiotoiy
Music Painting Drawing Climate mild very hHsithJ'
Begins soItember 49, Address IL. X. TKASk, Principal
Miscellaneous.
4 GOOD SCHOOll-lIOw to find il! state pl-
"A pills age price desired location preferred WIN
PARTICULARS The cNDeIi"nc" ana
success of American school Institute gives Iatru,s ha
In selecting schools Tor thel Gnu
dren ami intelligent inortrAtion rec person Nv
mailed for stamps J. W sCHERMEHhOHN' heefctaiy'
East ljth-st
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
i CHILDREN will lnd prospectuses OF the BEST either
In city country. In $500 ..x ,.o,,Yc. ,r,tp
designed 10 assist parents In selecting schools ~ obe
FREl, by mail postage Special catalogues OF
the hest schools furnished RATS Information concerning
scbools freely given 60 parents and giaIisns - ,,,
PINCKNEY'~ AGENCY for SCHOOLS ana 1tA' III ",
DOmestc Building, broadway and l4thst. Ne"-foik
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Musical.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

" only at .,
Eo.5EASr TI.sT, sd Door East Of 6rH-AVE.
INCORPORATED 1851
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
NOW OPEN DAY and ENENlNU,
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CLOSING PIECES Of CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco. Thursday Jan. 4. 1882.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

The Alta Mining Company has levied an assess
medt of % cents per share.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, No Il BRoApwAY,}
NEW. York, Dec 80, 1882. )
CPECIAL NOTICE.-On ana after Monday,
- January 1888 trains Sixhave line from midnight
10 $50 n. M VIII be discontinued. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05

DIERTlSEMEN - FUn InE NE TM1
ogTds e. Wiz IFS IF #
rst Sos West conner E 1So rs
NG q so1 Es' PTnTss1 S0as'I he
NSs SG and S % % At regular i21s
ALEXANDER INSTlTU TE-Mllitary Board
"A ing school While F'' princ eli WILLIS. Phi D.
DJJTN,S Erzehungsanstalt.- Boys. prepared
and reierences apply 70 Dr. W. BLUM. Beevile ~
COTTAGE Hill. SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
E Sno G Rnd OT Principal
NREYLOCK INSTITUTE, South VII JAMS
" town. MnssA few vacancies ior wnsT e ~, az
T. Fh &fI'a. i PRINCIPAL. l. e -,
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
IL 70 W y Re- Er caiH e. NJ Superintendent
DEFKSKILL (N.Y.l Military Academy.-for
circulars address COL CD. WRIGHT. A W. Principal.
PARK INSTITUTE
For boys. 5000 year RE GEN Ii YrArlQcK Principal
POUGHKEEPSIIE2 sr, O. fSrr " MILITARY
Dr.. Warnings Boarding school All ages
PcN A 6s ;Aee. done WINTER Term Open
January TO- Apply to cjLoN aLThEo HYALH President.
CJTNMTT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
Archer AEh Mor H. ii Finest JOSn t. acagSSn
esq. Walst: O. Won Duhn. esq lis PeariSt New'i"N
u'HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven SGon %6 5Sn iE fs ste Leg D.
lesser n A Thacicr q. kingsley. A. N. 4. G. TwinS
Professor y T. Baldwil fIoicbsDi J. W. "p"'' ~
dress ". H. CUsIIN6 Rector.
ahBON PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
10 EVfU AID BOYS AT MEDIA (PENN.l ~ ~,
EMY-special opportunities for apt student I" ",d
rspidy; special drill for backward boys students h"u
and classified at any time; examination to aim,'soh
sWITiiIN G. SHORTLIDGE A. " D..
tHarvard College GRADUATED MeilA Gun
For Young Ladies-Counry.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
ADIIs Pottstowu Penn. Thirty second Anhual
oTcns sep IS. s5l On Pniaicphl ana i:eaS ~; ~,
miles on PM pha with through ears nun .,eN.
5y bound Brook route Home comiot- parental
and fIoou work elegant builnngs ana All cohNu
Isre rouni. ana well known FOR beauty ahd nea'
FaT cStaogles address GEO. q. BUTLES n NJ ft'h.
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. n; J.
~ uOueike thorough, progressive New iIus'iate9V CIT
cular vith Al parttcularA GEORGE G. Sill H. n n
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies'
j Brtdecport. conn Address Niss EMILY NELSON
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
II town y Y, home thorough courss OF stlU >
nensssptember Is Mss y. ". MErCALF. Pnnci1h
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
Address l. /. AlHE5.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewI York. Desbrosses and Courtsndt
streets Ferries, follows
Har sbnIg Plttsourg the West and south, with Pullman
Palace Cars Attached Sa H., and daily Sew.YorK
and Snirago Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking and sleep.
ing Cars al Ja IN every day.
Wiliansport Lock Haven a. M MI Cory and Enc az
8p connecting at Cory for Iitusve Petroleum Gen.
tire, ana the oil Regions. . , -
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday. 10
a. M arrive Washington y. Regular, via and p IL
r. at 5i5 and $50 M &aO and m and IL night, via
H. and y. II. H.. / and p. m. and ~ nignt.
Sunday via b. and p r. r, A. M, y p. and IL night
via b. and q. H. r., 7 p. m. ana IL night -
For Atlantic CITY. sunday, ol6 IN and N. On
sunday, 5l5 a
For May except SUNDAY oIo lliVa m On saturdays
on anch Bay Head JUNCTION. and station.
VII Rsnway aud Amboy a. M. IL noon, $3.50 and d an
"a. .Ir
Bosts Of brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
az Jersey CITY, anOrdng speedy and direct transfer tor
~ oohly Ptsburg $3.50 20 a. m -ao AMI
100 p M daily. From ashingion and baltimore $50.
SO m iO:S5 and 1920 NJ From Baltimore l2Upm; on
$40 go. $40. l040. lao a. ~, l'20 $3.50 $50 s.3S
S.S0 SO g.35 1920, 1885 ana 1880 SUNDAY S51
go 6Yc 6,hO II 40 $50. 1880. 935 l0:2O l03S ma
O;oopw TO PHILADELPHIA
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IN each covers all the essential facts These thr-
teen distinct records CT injustice. cruelty and intoi-
erance read like so many CHASTITY pieces OF nc"on
from the point of Wow of to-day. But they a'e
the truths of history and must stand for all time.
Nor is there much room for Boosting on the part of
INV of the thirteen The Northern colonies equally
with tho Southern deprived the negro of the In
alienable rights of lifc liberty and the pursuit Oh
happiness The citizens Of New York and Mas
saoh usetts well as those of Virginia and South
Carolina will find much food for remoIs'ful reflec-
ton 10 this potion of the book. Mr. Williams de-
clares that the presentation OF these thirteen
groups of facts involved almost infinite labor
among the records OF the colonies Let him reflect
for compensation that the labor was well spent, and
that the great value of its fruits is certain to he
generally acknowledged.
The third aud last division is devoted to the
negro during the Revolutionary War When the
Revolution began the slave population of the thir-
teen colonies numbered 501, 1O2. The free
negroes of the Northern colonies promptly re-
sponded to the call for arms and long before peace
came negroes were purchased and sent into the war
with an offer of freedom aud BOUNTY money at the
close of service Az soldiers the negroes went far
beyond the expectation of their staunchest friends
| being alike brave Trustworthy and enduring
After enforcing these points Mr. Williams speaks OF
the legal status of the negro the negro INTELLECT as
illustrated In Banneker the astronomer Fuller the
| mathematician. aud Derham the physician ana
closes with glance at slavery as political and
| legal problem from 1875 to $500. The second vol
| ume is to open with the present century and end
| with the year 1880. The volume under considerd-
lion has for its rontispiece steel engraving OF the
| author is dodicated-ratho. hordly-to DR.. ). u
Fulton of Brooklyn, and Governor Foster OF ONO
and Is furnished with good index. IL rem aims 10
be said that Mr. Williams is vigorous writer, ana
| that although his book Is not entirely free from
ovelstatement Illogical conclusion and haety gener-
alzation it evidently is written in candid spirit
and with no other motive than TO unfold the
truth
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


90 TRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND9oN sua
" LAY, s STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA in
NLW YORK.
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. N. Y
Established 1884
e.,,a,sntpndeuf-I lava n

TDKEPAKATURY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madson.aye. and t4th.st. tits for the school OF Mines
stevens Institute Sheed 3d. and technical proessons
Glasses IN Architectural and Mechanical Drawing.
ACoLlN late Engineer Corpa U. ). NJ and Professor at
Naval Academy.
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ACTUAL sALEs.-- SHARES SOL"
Name. G "a: s!;. 3 g: Final En- En- f hi
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

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