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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-23

CHIsA.--In the midst OF other attractions our
readers should not forget that the Chinese Museum,
at Odd Fellows Hall, closes on Saturday night
Every one should visit II at least before Il 10
removed The manners and customs, personal ap-
pearance, mode of life, government and advancement
in the useful and ornamental arts Of the Chinese, are
fully illustrated by the natives, the Chinese paintings,
figures, models, and other articles.
MARKETs.--Those who want turkeys, chickens,
&C.. for Christmas doings, we advertise them that
there will be no market Saturday II being Christ
mas, but thai market viii be opened on Friday
afternoon, commencing at O'clock, Go and gel
your goodies. q
WATciI RETunNs.--We have on more than one
occasion congratulated city on It's strict morality.
Indeed batting the vice that floods the Metropolis az
u tni to the Congress egression, we are, compan-
lively village in quietness.
Last night Thomas Sutton was brought In drunk
and disordery, but excused by our humane Captain
of Police as 1t was the first offence of the season.
Mary Jane Atkins, frnil sister Of Eve, having
thought proper TO abuse her liberty In the work
house. where she was confined for ninety days, she
was remanded back, with an additional welcome OF
len days Poor Mary she complains of the harsh
ness of the treatment of our Almshouse Keeper,
IdIcness and crime may be properly punished, but
the rgor of the law not intended for the uss Of
its administrators as tool of passion or spite.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-23

oLyMpIc.-This resort Of amusement opens this
season with the Model Artists. This corps has
celebration commensurate with their talents and II
held In deserved distinction. II consists Of seven
males and three females. The grouping is said to
be exquisite and perfect To the amateur of statuary
II is scene worthy Of his time and attention. Mr.
ktlmste the manager of this establishment has
made every exertion TO forward his design We
hope he will succeed The dramatique arrangement
viii commence next week with Mrs. Burke.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-23

TAcHyenAPmc LANDSCAPE PAiNTINo.-We had
the pleasure the other evening Of examining Mr..
Halls paintings. They are truly splendid produce
lions OF art. Unlike any other paintings, they ap-
pear brilliantly Illuminated whilst hanging on the
wall without the aid OF rear light presenting real
" the appearance of an outdoor view though the
sun or moon was actually shining the picture.
We consider them decidedly the most perfect paint
ings we have ever seen. Mr.. Hall, the inventor Of
the system, will remain short time In the city, for
the purpose Of mparting knowledge Of tito those
who mny favor him with their patronage. He brings
with him testimonials of highly hattering character
from those who have been benefited by his instruc-
ton. We think that no lady or gentleman who
would seek either an agreeable amusement or
pleasing and valuable accomplishment or who would
secure beautiful ornaments for their rooms, should
not fail to embrace the present opportunity for &C.
qniring knowledge of this splendid art. Mr.. Hall
has already commenced the formation Of classes
His saloon is l0th street, two doors north Of the
avenue. He gives free exhibition of his paintings
every evening
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17
The House adjourned sine die.

A DREADFUL cAsE.-S. s. Foster. the
husband of Abby Kelly, complained at an
anti-slavery meeting in Boston last week,
that ''the partner Of his bosom had been
bespattered with evangelical eggs, in an
evangelical church, in the evangelical town
Of Abingdon" At another meeting in Bos-
ton, a committee was appointed to eject
Abby Foster from the room; and she WINS
taken by the neck and heels and conveyed
to the sidewalk Abby, it seems, insists
upon doing all the talking at these meet
ings.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

G At the latest advices no election for
United States Senators had taken place in
Iowa.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

MICHIGAN SENAroR.--The Legislature
Of Michigan has elected ALrHEus FELeH,
the present Governor ofthat State, Sen.
ator in Congress, in place Of Mr. Wood
bridge, whose term expires on the fourth
ofMarch next, after which time the dele.
CATION from the, Peninsular State will pro-
sent an unbroken iront-znos q federalissin
either branch. r .''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

0TThe Electric Telegraph, to Pitts.
burgh, is so much out ofrepair that we have
not received any news from Washington
for several days. The last advices state
that the army bill, known as the ton regr
rnent bill had not been disposed oE Tbs
three million bill Is still 4 subject cf debate
and bids fair to Be for sono time p come.
The Senate passed vote ofthanks 70 Gen.
Taylor, his officers and men. for their
brilliant military oppsratisns as Montsrsy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

DEATH OF ASExAroR.--C. B. .SauErR,
the Senator elect from the Huron district
who was absent from his seat during the
whole Of the late session Of the Legislature
on account Of i'll health, died Of consamp.
tion on the Sd inst /, aged 81 years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

FIRE IN KINsMAN.-We learn BY tie
Trumbull Democrat, that the extensive
Tannery Of Seymour A. Potter, Esq, IN
Kinsman, Trumbull county, was entirely
destroyed by fire on the sosh ult. Loss g.
timated at $4,000, and insured to that q
mount in the Hartford, Conn, company
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-17

c. We have devoted large portion Of
our paper this week to the proceedings Of
the Legislature Of this State, which, we
trust, i'll not be altogether uninterssting.--
We shall publish such Of the laws passed
this winter as may be important tothe peo-
pie hereabouts, az soon as we receive them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
Nails.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOuDS!!

a HAVE jus,received from New York
i large stock Of dry goods, compIls-
ing olmos. every article in this line usu.
ally enquired for in a country store, ana
am determined TO sell the same as cheap
as the cheapest; j, is useless TO ennmer-
ate the articles, jus, call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and The prices,
il is no trouble to show the goods.
N. b. Most kinds of produce taken in
exchange. q. T.. WALhER.
Ottawa, July %, 1915
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
WAR WAR
DE it known unto all persons whom
z j il may concern, that
MCMILLAN Il BROTHER,

No ., Bre,csier'S Stone Building, Peru, Illinois.
Have declared war-not agains, Meg
leo. not agains! Great Britain-hu. upon
high prices and they hereby pledge
themselves TO prosecute ii with vigor un-
til the prices of goods are brought down
to standard 10 meet the eyigencios Of
the times, the low price Of Produce &c.
They have laid in. in New York, By way
of ammunition, and which they are Just.
receiving, large and well selected as
sorimont of
NeW Goods.
consisting in part Of cloths, casimercs,
sa,ine,.s, calicoes VERY cheap,) linseys,
hannels some very cheap alpaca, VERY
cheap silks, bonncts. ribbons, wooden
and silk shawls, hats, linens, bagging and
a thousand other articles usually kepiin
dry good store, but too numerous 10
mention,
.flso, the greatest variety Of mons and
boys caps to be found in :his section.
Also, large assortment of Ready
made Clothing, such as over-coals, hun
ting coats. sack coats. frock coats. pan,a-
looms Of various qualities, vests, drawers,
wrappers and shirts.
Also, a splendid assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Of prime quality and a, low
prices. also,
Hardware and Groceries.
.fIoo. large assortment Of Crockery;
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam
lilies furnished on very reasonable terms.
The largest stock Of
Iron. Nails and NCtl
KEEP, in this section Of country. Black
smiths and others wanting Iron would do
well TO give us call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, if you
feel any interest in buy ing goods at Iop
prices, and in paironizing those who put
down The prices of goods, we invite you
to call at No. 2, Brewsllr's Stone Build
ing "a large figure 2 on each side Of 'he
door, and you shall beaccommodaled.
Uhcm bought.
Sept. 25 MCMILLAN & BRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
OalGS, MEDICINES, &C.

FHNilE subscriber has jus, received
4 from New York, Philadelphia and
St. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines. dye s,ufrs,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c, Re; also the best quality Of hrandies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. B. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call al the old stand on the south side o,
the public square, and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere. r.
July 2s, 1916 G. E. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12

ated forever, when suddenly the
heavens gathered new blackness-
another tempest came careering on
with resistless fury, and he was driv-
en- from his real mansion, from Paris,
from France, and again found him
sell in poverty and in exile. Napo-
leon abandoned his Liliputian realms
in Elba, landed on the coast, and
marched in almost mira culouS tri-
unph to Paris; and his enemies W ere
scattered before him like the herdcd
sheep when the lion leaps into their
enclosure.
The battle Of Waterloo replaced
the Bourbons on the throne of France
and again restored Louis Philippe
to his estate. Oncc more he return
ed from exile at home-from poverty
70 the palais Royal. Tired Of rev.
olutions and weary Of the strife of
parties he now sought repose. De-
clining all conneXion with political
movements, lie devoted himself to
the Improvement Of his extensive
possessions. His hospitable man
sion became the resort Of distinguish
ed men Of all nations and parties,
and especially the asylum for the
victim Of political oppression. Such
was the conci,ion OF the Duke of
Orleans when another earthquake
shook France to its centre, and this
time, instead Of overwhelming Louis
in ruins, elevated him to the highest
pinnacle of rank and power.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
GEcEAT BARGAIN.

NOR SALE-The equal undivided
Il half Of FIGURING mn, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant woik; Two
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter,
and nyerylling in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work, Also, a saw.
mill, in good order; Two dwelling hou-
ses and slure--one a new two story
housc--and several ou,.buidiDgs, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
sack and navigable water thai intersecis
the canal, and : miles from Ottawa.
A good fIe and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire oil
NJ. T.. Holis,er, Esq, at the court
house, or a, Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
New E.ricS sietc.

3 THE Subscriber has re.
SF5-I2.A moved To the new building
~ recently erected by George
Cooley, one door north Of
the Mansion House, where
>--1- he is now prepared (since
his return from the east to offer the most
complete assortment Of Drugs, NeH-
cineS, Chemicals, Paints. OILS, Glass,
aud every article in the line OF Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety of Palen, Medl-
cine which has received Ne appreciation
of the Medical Faculty, offered to the
public, consisting Of
Indian Chulagogue flhenstoch's Vcfuilugr
Smiths Tonc syrup Cough B4l,am
Houses Indian 'ioulc Eyc-Nltr
Fcuis's do do kub,lacient
Biistsr's Balsam wild Cherry; Cough Iozengcs;
Bristol's Carmintive !. zengy,, Sands >arsapa.
rlls Eomstock's do; Lee. Anti.hiiliou, Pills,
Einore's do do Yhiuey's do dc; Wri.ht's Indian
Vegetables d.; EruGs's vegetable aud tonic do;
Posi- sp,or 'nan', ;; iloopefs female do; smith
sugar coated d.; Brandreth's de-; Wistar's de-;
Resurrection do; Motifs phuuix tii,ers aud pills;
Jew Davld's Hebrew plaster, Spohn's headache
remedy; cheeseman's Arabilu hal,am; Pectotal
bal>nm honey; Downs balsamic rilxer; i|artholo-
news pink cSprciprant; Parcels Arabian lni.
-mcul Hay htriisrut, Tor piles; Barclays Group
cubebs aud sarslparlI, and many articles not
enumerated which viii sell as low a. hicago
prices. Aug. 20 f6-Sf c. l.. THOMPSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
n E w 6 + O II T.
IN La Sale. IN.
RICHARD CGHY

NATO respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardpare, Boots g. Shoes,
&c, &C., &C.,
is equal TO any in the country. His
stock was selected with grea, care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment in the country. lie re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him call before purchasing else
where, and see and judge for themselves.
La Sale, March ID, 1916.
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super damask, lot tall's, yards WIDE Is
Ard all other things in lrupouu Il.
Attention is also invited to NY stock
Of English BLANKETS, countetparts, broad
cloths ard bonnet ribbons, Of whiclt
have a great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. | also expect to
receive in few weeks, GiI supply OF
winter goods, hitch will he able to sell
iow far Cash or country ProdHce,
TI31 T.. BAssNETT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
Houses Pile Ointment.

TSam'st valuable, safe, and certain cure for
L the Pies. UTNumerous certificates Of the
happy effects of this O!nunen, may be found up.
on the wrapper accompanying each h"i'le.
Prepared only by GEO. w. HOUSE, Nash
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle
For sale in Southport by Stryker & Greene
wholesale agents, for Wisconsin, h,ra, Michigan,
northern Illinois IL Ind. Cor which Territories
and states all orders should be addressed.
q. l.. THOMllSON, Agent Ottawa, H.
Ottawa, June 80 1916. lie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
4 4 TIE N THO NJ,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT
Il. BASSNETT'S,

l.. BASSN FL =,
NO. 4. Brick Buildings. J
IL AVlNG lately received an addi-
IL IL iional supply OF fine English prints
and de lanes, will now sell them al
New York Ukoitsaie Prices.
These goods are Of he fines, texture,
of the tastes, and most brilliant culors
and OF the most esteemed styles. II
therefore invites all who wish 10 rur
chase fall dresses, to call and Sc then
before they buy elsewhere, coufdcn
that they are both heop! che0per!! al"
cheapeSiH
Looh at these Prices, and remember
tina; The Quality cant be bea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
THE GREAT REMEDY.
house (iate CIemens) INDIAN TONIC.
AsArE AND SURE cuREFOR
CAIllS, ACUe AND FEVER

Ihe unprecedented time u FIRE Hours.
FSNliE attention otthe public is particularly call
l. ell TO tas Great Remedy fOr CkiAs or A,tIs
Gnd Fcrsr, aud IN DOING SD, the proPrlctors deem
1t proper 10 make the Il lowing Jccliralions, the
iraM OF which. he desires the people 10 t,st hy a
trial, aud he will checrrdlly abide their decision
viz;-l't. The article Is pleasant aud Convenient
to take. -. II will cure erery case It the dlrcc-
lions are observed. 81. 1t will leave No mutt
qua ELECTS in the system an the contrary, it i'm
parts strength to The constitution. An ltIsp pure
ly vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
IN five hours Cerllica,cs on the wrapper around
the bottle OF cures from six months to ten years
standing.
Prepared and soil. Wholesale snl rctail. by
GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, T,nn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
DAYTON
WO0LLEN + A c 7 0 E Y.

ENTE would most respectfully intern our
w ireuds and patrons that the above osith-
ll,hmeut Is still ~ operation aud VIII coniInu"
10 he SO long SIS We continue 10 receive tuth
liberal share 0fpubc patronage, ana would hcIo
renew our promise that y 20 pains shalt he spared
ON onrpart, With sSilul ~ur..neu, 10 teed,r Sc
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing the
GLOWING Minds OF goods, viz:
{ PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere, SGtiaeil, Tweed, JcaRM lilscy
FlanHCIS Of different kinds and Blankets
which we offer for .ale Wholesale or retail, ,efy
cheap, for Ca,k, Wh,GL or NooL or will make
liberal exchanges, FAY yd, iullcd cloth for ire"
% to 3 lis Of wool. / yd. jcoDs lor lls, yd'
flannel for lbs pair ycIy heavy baiEets ior
az much more wool as 1t iakus To make ihew,
&c, all ofihe same quality. Or We viii monu.
fac,uie fulled cloth on commission, al hen 5's
to 62b cents per sd. Wool ca'culaled rI ca
changing or manufacturing should he well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled up IN separate ie'eef'
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
Will he done at from 10 TO IL cents per pound.
CARDING will hc done this season al q cents,
except very fine 81 cents per round. Gene Oh
with your fine wool, us we have just received
two new single machines Of the lalcs, and most
improved STYLE, which will be put in complete
order, with fine cards, NO. go and e3) Ly the
goth inst, and aic calculated expressly for Gus
tom work. Our old machine will be ru, in good
order and will do Justice 10 the coaTsei qualities.
Persons coming from distance can have their
work done with the least possible delay, and in
n munner which we will warrant to give sails
faction.
CLOTH DRESS
Will he done at the usual prices, or small dis
coun, for ready pay. J.& ID. GREEN. .
NJ d. We have also a large supply Of C'o-
RES which'wc offer for sale wholesale and re-
tail at Ottawa prices. Please give us q call at
the new building inst below the mill.
Dayton, May II, 1916. J. & d. q.
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gnus, FIu!y, anA Tippeis.

4 + greatly reduced prices, mems fur,
IA plush and cloth caps, boys do :; the
balance Of large stock will be sold with
oul reserve. AT The low once price store OF
Nov. 26, 1876 BouGHToN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12
rHE GREAT A re RIGA REMEDY 70
apt;On Of the Lungs

Affections ofihe Lirer, asthma, b, on
chiiis, pain or ,ceakness ofhe Breast
or Lungs, Chronic Coughs, Pie,ri-
81, Hmorrdge of The Lungs, and all
The affections Of The Pulmonary Or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12

VIE subscriber contlnuesto maHulac-
ture aud keeps constantly on hand
The largest assortment of
HafS' Caps and all kinds IF Far goods
ever offered in a western market.
Also. good assortment of Stocks,
Crarots, linen Collars and BosomS.
Handkerchifs Cores, Mins end
1lOccGsins, Ladies' 1rareiing Rogs,
Umbrellas. Par0soiS, &c i; BuDaio coats
and orer M0eS-wholesale ant retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps. and fur goods on as good terms as
IN the city Of New York.
With his long practical experience in
the business and his determination to cx-
cell in the quality and manufacture Of his
IDS, he hopes to meri, continuance
u" lie very liberal patronage he has thus
'0'' received.
." The hghes, price paid for furs and
'irs. ]. A. SMITH.
y" Chicago, April, 10, 1916 ~.
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DAYTON FIGURING MILL,

DAYTON FIGURING MILL.
FgNllE subscribers at the LOWER
Il MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in the Ses, posi-
bic manner. They are also paying
CASH FOR WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons in
deblcd TO them are requested to pay IN
Whea, or Cash. Immediately or,hey will
beunder the painful necessity of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts TO secure
future. GEO. MANN & son.
April 3, 1916. Al.
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Sc,:in. of at Cost.
Fire! Eirc!!

HLOl lis and wooden goojs-..Scveral pieces
u french black. very superior CLOTHS. Also,
casslrneres. black, hluc-hhck, aud fancy, at dlf.
'errnt prices. Several pieces oi jcans vt j'ilrreul
stN les AMI a, dilirrr,i prices. Three pieces nnol
black cloths. cheap pr cinaks ) SO. sheep,
cravs sn,tincis, t,vrcds ctc. J G NArriTGEa 10
A GOOD article Of Berlin canvass for
cmbrrIlcring. just received and for
sale hr lunu-Ili G.. T.. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-12

Chem ica!s.
IGhOZ Sulpha,e Quinine,
lf1YI0" saIicene,
10" Piperine,
4"Strychnine,
a" Iodine Iron,
9" Eaterium,
s. Iodine Potasse,
10" Iodine,
Is" Sulphate Morphins Just received
and Tor snle very low by G L WALKER.
july -, 1916
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UTNone can be genuine unless signed in rri.
tag by w. b. a. II. G.. FARRELL, Sole and
Original Projectors. UJManufaoturej only by
II. q. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria Ills.
and f,F sale in Ottawa by &. l.. THOMPSON.
Jenkins & Merrill, Loekport. Dr. s G Smith,
Peru J Everett, Heunpin; Benjamin Newell
Princeton; Stevens & Sons, IndiGni0un J v
Pickering, Nmo,k; DOughton & Hubbard
O,wego; Vosel, Bristol; and Wheeler &
4 lien. Iur0rd.
Ottawa Iune II. 1868 "
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EUST received, lot of Ohio made
q Saddles. Brides and Halters, which
will be SOL. low either for cash or wheat.
Aug. 81, 46-S j G NATTlNGER.
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This cerlifes that have used Fanells' Liz,
imyn, on my horse, which was badly CALLED AMI
in four days it produced perfect cure cat
with confidence recommend il TO The public as
s1fe aud quick remedy for gals. o. w. MuNeEn,
of Little Rock Kendall county, minister Of the
Rock River conference.
Peoria, August %, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-24
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II f L K G II A p H 1 O /.
ALBANY, January %, ls47.
Senate.

ALBANY, January %, ls47.
Nothing of interest transpired. The morning was
compensation bill After which the body went into
ecuve session
Assembly.
motion was made TO print extra number Of the
raurns made to the Secretary Of State Of the result Of
the license election by towns. Lost.
A motion was thereupon made to print abstract Of
the returns by Senate districts The debate was
m tnly on the merits of the license law.
bill reported for the disposition of tho annual
States deposte funds For the years 1878 there is to
be appropriated from the non school funds, and
paid TO the several county treasurers and the
Chamberlain of the city Of New York, $1,000 for
tho Of schools and the like for like purposes
from the United States deposie fund For district
school libraries and teachers wsgcs $50 coo ap
propriated from the revenue of the literature snt
tbs United States deposit funds. $50 600 to bs
distributed among the colleges and academies From
the United States deposit fund 600 is TO be appropria
ted to normal schools 900 to medical faculty Of the
University of New York $1,000 to the Eye Inhrmary,
and $4,000 to New York University.
bill reported to amend the act relative to tn
bonding OF passengers at New York
Tho bill relative to the aiding Of the New York voun
tssrs debated by Messrs. Walsh Watson and Baker
but no question was taken on tho subject
The constitution compensation bill came from III,
Senate with amendments, for the concurrence of tn
House. Adjourned