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BUSINESS CARDS.

| John w. ANDREWS & CO., Commission Merchants
and Shsp 7gents 81 Common street, New Orleans jas
| w. GIBBONS Genera Broke No Is Cusomhouse
| EQsEPH R. BEARD, COmmercialcnd .IqrtRe Notary,
| y No 10 banks Arcade, New Orleans. In23 ly
w BLOOMFIELD s,It,, NJ o600K-BINDER, NJ 80
sOHN c. LARUE, .4ttOruev and C0uasskIer al Lam
E stSTS,y d9NETTE3tILIGENCE and GESERA AL
above r. 4 Nah MARS SHs Soo
T. sALOMAN, Gardeners General FIraigIsng
-. store. Nc 70 ST.. CHARLES STREET. Every variety
| OF articles for tientlemen's n29
| ~ NJ HARRISON & co, F6ruarding and Commits
~ SION merchants and Ship .7geatS, No. II PoYDRAs
STREET. NO
WMwEs MUIR, O.MMddSSI0MAW ND 70 &
Charles street. sl2
ORD; GLASS. Gate Of HoDkjnsUille KcatucIg,) No
streets, NewOreans. MT
John H. sT0SGsj AZ 3 W s 1gEEsgHT ci"e'H'Gl
ml7 ON Nc. SC Tchoupitoulas St, N. OrIs.
D. GRiEfF CO. Wholesale Dearss ~ Bstter and
"a Cheese, and 4gents for TdUior'S albany Ale and
Serter qmG Ne"ark Cider, Nos e. 38and 40 Old Leyee,
New Orleans nltb1y
T J. WEBSTER q CO., VholesaIe and Retail Dealers
- IN LrO1 Nails, Spikes, TIN Plate, Copper Cordage
Gus Gnda general stock Of articles NTH the Iron
lha SAsp 'Ndndtsrg Trade, 70 Gravier street, New Or
cans ap4ly
MCCLELLAN 4 DAVENPORT, WLoIesqlc and Retail
1OfJecttOhery NO 20 BarOnne street, New Orleans
~ b. orders for Wedding and Fruit Cake, &C., prompt
ly attended to. 50
E'DWlt Z. LECKIE, ATTORNEY and COJN.
- SELLOR ut Law, IS ST CHARLES STREET
Amy claims entrusted TO him for collection or settlement in
the Parishes OF Rapides, AyOyeles Caahoula will be
promptly attended
REFER To-Geu. Jos. Walker VIM Dunbar and w r
LeckIe New Orleans dl26md&W
y tBT. W WORTHINrTON, General 4gent and
l0LectoT Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi will
atten gunctnaly to the Collection of Notes, Drafts Ac
counts &C. this and southern Claiborne county
blnGkaTd, Warren y Co., Rodney, Miss; John G0odiD
klchHId Beck, r. Il 4 G. NJ. Bayly, New Orleans; w
4, Henry, L; A. 5. DOniphan, Natchez James Goodin
cincinnati jas; Hand, Philadelphia G. James Licking
on nos. tHeiand. CeibOrne county. Miss. ap29
DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
liz undersigned offers his services agent for the pre-.
ALI CLAIMS FOR MONEY against the la e Republic
OF ieXaS Those wishing to engage his services can do
by calling ON addressing him No 81 P0Udras street
Nen Orleans MEMUCAN HUNT Of Texas
So Refer to c. A. Jacobs G. Burke A cee abrancbe
. . Ftentlss. and Bale Peyton. Esdis. al9tf
A q. AINSWORTf' Marine and Commercial Notary.
a. No 81 CAMP stiaet holding Commissions from The
2tatea OF TEXAs, MIS- SsIPP KENTUCKY FLORIDA NEW
f0Rk, MISSOURI. lLLTEoIs INDIANA TENNESSEE PENN
5YLVAN1A, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NERHAMPsHIRK
DELAWARE, ALABAmA MAINE, NORTHCA RoLINA SOUTH
CAkoLIHA, GEORGIA NEWJERsEY, OHIO, MICHIGAN
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA MASSACHUSETTS MARYLAND and
and perfect all egansuments used or recorded
N SAIL States and the Territory of WISCONSIN The usual
pronptitude at his Office is continued all Notaria
l--s- mhb
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REM WAL.
EeR. A. a. JONES has removed his BOTANIC D
- DRUG STORE. from No. 80 Poydras street, to SO
90 Camp street Ley
PSs The ANTICHOLERA SYRUP SO sue Ia
cessfuy used IN the epidemic of 1882 and 1892 always
hand do tmhl4+
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URPRY'S RESTAU RANT,
Bowling and Billiard Sal0ons-No. 100 ST, CHARLES

Bowling and Billiard Saloons-No 100 ST., CHARLES
- STREET, NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
THE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
A the public that he has made extensive ad- n 80
dons to his Establishment, rendering it the $500
complete and desirable in the city. The TssS "a
RLSTAURA ANT will at all times be supplied --.Ay
with the choicest fare that the markets of the city afford
in style satisfy the fasdiOus epcue Having
number of spacious bedrooms with entire furniture he
is prepared TO accommodate BOARDERS, with with
Lodging BY the day week month. Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refitted,
and vsiters will find the Tables and appointments of this
tabIshment equal to the city and from their central
situation, must continue be the Billiard Saloon of the city,
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
and effort the of the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general satisfaction TO his patrons, and
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage.
IT, The BAR, usual will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS.
dl4 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
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FOR YUCATAN.
M ILlTARY GOODS.-The s1bscTiherx bava ro,, nm
Fsv nanq 1a Hoo , ~ = RsIFLES from Hspes ss
iNry bbtrT 1aigs supply OF COLTS REPEAT *
tNST rPpiST0iS (sIS shooers;) English BELT -
priced RsSocTi UPS ii,6 PISTOLS; also low $50
OF SWORDS SABRES Military sashes and oibar WiI
y Equipments, they offer for sale low for cash Of NJ X
tJezal HYDE " G0DDRJrH
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G. HE TOM

STAR PLA MING MN
( ,okNER OF HERCULES and CAIJJOPF s.,..
ment s PaInCSeeps constantly hand genera sssoT
h he 9i fhi-LOW PINE and CYPRESS TJfNREp
Aso~Dessed Flooring, ling and Weatberbo, rd;n In
a Lumber Sawed and Dressed order at the Shortest
d2l 6m-
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.

NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
t7E are in receipt of a large and splendid stock of
~ God and Silver, Lever Lepne and Deuplex -
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS izfA
manufacture Also Jewelry, Sill ga
yer-ware, Spectaces, Gold Pens $3.50
~ Pocket and Table Cutlery and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the of ladies and
gentlemen TO our stock before purchasing elsewhere
selected by ourselves the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city.
KNOWLES NOEL, 80 Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing description of fine Watches Clocks Jewelry etc
which shall perform satisfactorily ever or no charge
NO If NN
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$500 FORFEIT.

STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT.
NO. ID C.ARONDELET STREET...Sign Of the
.fscuiapidn Statue.
I mr. LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Com
IL POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI. XENEREAI My TuR rs
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ElOCutlOn
Modern Eoquence is of the style species with that
winch ancient critics denomnated Attic Elodueuce y
that cal I'm, elegant, subtle, etc-Hame
The subscriber proposes Young Gentlemen an elegant
ana impressive manner OF delivery which, of truth,
OF our Senator'S DivInes Lawyes and Actors, have
not To instruct and interest an aud ence you must speak
with feeling.
- - Warm from the heart, and TO heart addressed"
For EocutIon the giCa part of the Science of Rhetoric
ana he who Ignorant OF its rule make animated
and We sneaker
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BOARDING HOUSE

. ,
l2l GRApIER street, bet1oeen ST. Charles and Car0n
detst streets, door from the corner of CdrOndeIet
MRS. WILSON, Gate of q Benvile street ! respect
w fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu III
House thoroughly eftted and prepared for the accommoda
ton OF gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patronage
she hopes by dIlgent attention the comfort and con
venIence OF her patrons merit and continuance
NJ Tyr d&w ~
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
CORNER CUSTOMHO USE md FRONT SITS
w ILL be onened for The reception of BOARDERS on
~ WEDNESDAY, January 3, I849 Well fur. 80
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. Kssssg
TABLE-the best the market will afford EsseK
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
ers II one OF the most healthy and airy situations in the
city and no pains will be spared to render those who may
Faithful and attentive Servants
az Terms as reasonabea establishment of the kind
in the city Ual d&Wtf E. ALEXA AMBER PropretOr
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COPARTNERSHIP
the 10th of September 1915 the undersigned associa
6 nj ted with him in the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
re- ShiNEsS, Mr. LEWIS A MIDDLETON late of Mobile
me business OF the concern will in future be conducted I'M
ue1 5 spe hfm and lyle OF SPENCER u MIDDLETON
H. SPENCER
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
D ESTAURAT-SO "A ST. CHARLES sTREET.-The
4 undersigned would most respectfully in MM ~
form his friends and the public in general, that ~ o.
q he has Ieopened this wel-known Ny "
<1ST3 ! establishment in new and eIe- ~
at.NL CANT STYLE and hopes by his unweared atten,
&AazAs& ton to business and his great experience.
retain and increase the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the lovers good cheer Having made ample
~ rangements for procuring Mobile Baratara
EyF<ss23 and Cat Island OYSTERS, together with
S~--e-.-AA~ GAME and FIS of every description he
now prepared to serve up at the shortest notice all the
ranes and delcacle OF the in style calculated to
please and crafty the taste of the faSdious epcuIe
His WINES, LIQUORS and C0RDiALS have all been
selected by himself and of the finest brands the city can
produce.
tV He is also prepared to accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting Tooms he has had the
upper portion of his house elegantly furnished for that pur
pose Int 6ml JAMES CASSIDY.
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EDUCATION.
A GARD.
Mr., and Mrs. Harby's Classical, English.
French and Spanish School


French and Spanish School.
NaLADES STREET, Getween Thatia and JNelpomene
rs NOW OPEN for the reception of Pupils BOYS
received stage of education and thoroughly pre-
pared for Colleges Counting houses and Trades
MI Hardy has had twenty hree years experience
Teacher and feels assured that he can fulfil the reasonable
desires of those and guardians who may ch
dren to his guidance.
limited number of Boarders will be received the family
Ms III: will superintend the Female Department and
her exeTtions TO insure polish of and geneness
of disposition.
The ench and Spanish will be taught by experienced
instructors.
TERMS:
For Day Pupils, from 81 to SO per Month.
Boarding Pupils from SIS to $50 per Month.
We do with pleasure recommend Mr.. and Mrs HARBY'S
ACADEMY 10 the confidence and patronage of the public
Isaac Johnson. Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
Trasimon Landry, Lieutenant ( Governor
Charles Gayane Secreta. of State
Alexander DimitTy. Snp. General of Public Education
George EustIs, Chief Justice Supreme Court
A NJ. Buchanan, Judge District Court
Geo. y Bright, Justice of the Peace.
J. d. B. DeBow, Professor, University of Louisana
NJ NJ Cohen. Admir-
A. ID. Cr0ssman, Mayor of the City
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality MOL
Joshua Baldwin, No2
F. SeuZeneau, No
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CRESCENT RESTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON,
No. 46 ST. Charles Street, corner CRAP TER.
THIS establishment has been entirely remodee Greatly
l. improved, and very handsomely Ie-furnish. q
ed throughout, and is open for the G.sA
From the previous weIlestsblished reputation T1yyA
of the CRESCENT OYSTER SALOON AND RES Ay
TAURAT, w ALTER deems ii supeTluous to into
long panegyrlc OF his house. but simply thank his friends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage he has
received and them that the kind which
his efforts to please have been appreciated will only stimulate
MIN to increased exeons the large patronage
already given and make the Crescent Restaurant the
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
He has made to be at all times supplied with
~ ~ the finest OYSTERS. from Mobile, Barra-
0~A o tara, Cat Island and Grand Pass, which will
NY lie served up in any style TO suit the palate.
NsA4> Ills arrangements are complete to be
bly, supplied with every variety OF GAME "a
and FISH in the preparation of which no >ecrssN
pains will be spared to crafty the taste of the s5 ~
most fastdious epicure. ssssAssassaeA
On his bill Of fare will always be found STEAKS
CAOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES; In short with every thing in season that
can be procured.
His stock of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
are OF asuperOr quality and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported, of French and Swiss Wines Cordias
Scotch Ale. Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Brown
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and Porera trial of
these Liquors Is all that he desires to insure favorable
OPINION. ms 5m
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I'VE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
L the FELICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale
Inc house VII accommodate nearly hundred IA
Doarde and iql eight months in the year. To ..l
be great source Of profit The present occupant wishing
terms For particulars. apply on the premises corner Of
JULIA and TCHOUPIToULAs streets, to
aus It JAMES ROACH
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BANKS ARCADE. .MfGfZENE Street
'f'HlS Establishment having been leased by the under.
Il signed, they, have had it Thoroughly renovated -
and hted up, and prepared accommodate ;a
city and transient BOARDERS. The BAR has been LEI
supplied with LIQUORS of the best quality, which we
mink VIII compare avoraby with any other establishment
IN the city The Rooms comfortably furnished and Will
enable us to give every satisfaction TO Boarders
n3O II TUFTS u DIGGES
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
GiROD and NE " IETEE SIS h-o,n "a

COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner GIROD and -NEW LEVEE Sts. .Ne1o Orleans.
's'HlS fine Hotel is adyanag eonsly situated being in
4 front OF the principal Steam and Flatb0at -
Landings and affords peculiar accommodations for "a
Western Merchants, raiders and Travellers gener-
ally The house spacious and comfortable and Possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
ay the table supplied with the best the market can
iurnsh the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; all of which selected with great care No ex
pene Will be spared to make the Commercial worthy of pub
Tic patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
Oh ON Successor to JOsEFH e. BELL.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DIR. MENSING, Dental Surgeon
HAVING returned to the city OF New Orleans from his
Il tour in the North and East, prepared Co
to perform all operations appertainng to the
TEETH and has become acquainted with I! fSSHISSJS
the best mode of operating approved by the N@Ll
College OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Nd His price
Tor operations proportion to he times a6 If
TOOTH-ACEE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. tGENSING'S
IOOIH-.dCHE ELIXIR o charge RF~ Office
No. 50 Baronne street, 4th door above Common st
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rssy BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS.
HAI Now landing from ships Oxenbrdge
TAy Manchester. Diana, Peter Marcy and bark As
stsl- Geneseei A splendid assert nent of the GS9
Hn FROST s. CO.. 10 Magazine st,
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EV Merchants, from different sections of the coun1ry
give the haerng of the universal popularity
and efficacy OF Dr. Davis's Syrup, under their notice
number OF them witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold
condition that if it did give satisfaction the price
should be returned and of them has had any appca
ton to return the money. This speaks volumes in favor of
the medicine. We append few extracts from orders as
samples OF those in frequent receipt Of as well as Of
verbal accounts we frequently hear:
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supply ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches {5a
WITH hunting Gases OF NJ. Tobias Roskell and u
other superior makers also, Fine London DupLe1 As&z
WGce$, reh yeweIry the latest styles comprising Fine
Soa wa Watch ohap9s Keys and Seals Ladies BRACELETS,
&c. Also, great variety OF FANCY GOODS selected BY
one OF the rm IN the EuroPean markets of Work
boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans, Reticue and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Casters Candesticks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns, Pistols, Revovers Bowie Knives Military Goods &c
&c, tor sale at moderate prices, by
je2l HYDE Il GOODRICH Is Chartres st.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

TREASURES Oh MooLToN. The treasures
discovered in the subterranean chambers of the
citadel appear to be altogether of oriental magni-
hcence and Asiatic prousion Descending into
the cavities in which the treasures of the fortress
have been accumulated the inspecting officer is
said to have found opium and indigo, and salt,
and sulphur, and drugs OF every description heap
ed together in endless profuslon enormous
boards OF wheat one hand on the other almost
inexhaustable stores OF rice stacks OF ghee ves-
sells brimming with their unctious contents
bales upon bales of costly shawls and gorgeous
silks; cnest after chest crammed with scabbards
blazing with gold and jewels, tiers of copper can.
listers filled to the brim with gold mohurs. "My
poor pen,' says correspondent OF the Delhi
Gazette, "cannot describe the variety of wealth
displayed to the inquistlve eye. Tumbrills, un-
der strong guards, have been moving to and fro
with gold coin all the day. And, in addition to
this, three or four crores OF specie were still
known TO be concealed beyond the amount al.
ready discovered-one crore of rupees being one
million OF pounds sterling
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MARRIAGE BY RAILROAD. The Mexican
family that was soiourning at the Broadway Hotel
last week, says our friend George, left on Sunday
in the cars, for Sandusky city. While at the
hotel, little love affair sprang up between the
daughter-a beautiful girl-ot Mr. Bocanegra, and
a Mr. Eckley, a young gentleman who resides in
the city OF New York. On board the cars he
made proposal, which was accepted, and anx-
GUS to have the nuptial knot tied, he induced the
urbane Mr. Doherty, the conductor, to stop the
train for few minutes at Morrow, TO make the
twain one flesh. The party alighted, minister
was called in. and the happy couple were united
in the bonds OF wedlock. Congratulations were
passed, the bell OF the locomotive rang, the party
once more took their seats, and were whizzed
away at the rate OF twenty miles an hour. This
is what might almost be called a marriage by rail
road Cincinnati Times
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When man and vile at odds fall out
Let Synlax be your tutor;
'Twlxt masculine and feminine,
What should one be but neuter /

RIOT IN MONTREAL AND DESTRUCTION OF
THE PARLIAMENT HOUSE. Montreal, April
25th-The Governor General come down to the
Legislative Chamber yesterday, and gave the
royal assent to the bill authorisng the payment
OF the idemnlty for losses sustained during the
rebellion.
Immediately after the signing OF the bill, the
city OF Montreal was uncomfortable by the civil
authorities. Persons were commissioned to alarm
the people by ringing the bells, &C. Seven thou
and speedily gathered together, aud rushed to-
wards the Parliament House, where the Assem-
bly, was IN session. Everything was smashed to
pieces in the halls, and the members were driv-
en- out Soon the buildings were found to be fir.
ed in hundreds Of places, and in halt an hour
were wrapped in one broad sheet of fire. Every
thing was lost; fhe archives and the records of
the Colonies for hundreds OF years.
The military were called out, and guards were
placed around the houses of Ministers. The pop.
ulatlon OF Montreal represented as siding
with the mob, and determined to uphold the
acts OF the previous night. No lives have been
lost.
Sir Allan McNab, Hon. W. Badgely. G. b.
Turner, one of the editors of the Montreal Cou
rier, were cut out of the Parliament house with
axes.
message was sent to the Governor, who i'm
medlately came to town; las warrants were is.
sued Tor arrests, among which were warrants
against Montgomery and M Howard and F Smith
The st Andrews Society met to expeI Lord Ell
gin, as patron OF the society. The whole garri-
son were under arms.
A memorial was in course Of being signed to
his Excellency. Benz. Dunbar, praying that he
would order the troops to remain in their quar-
tiers, and suffer the people to settle their own al
fairs.
The French are enrolling themselves as abody
guard to protect Lord Elgin. 1t is rumored that
the Jail will be burned. Dispatches have been
sent by the rioters by, Telegraph to the Upper
Provinces. The Government attempted to gain
possession OF the Telegraph, but were refused.
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Massachusetts Legislature.


THURSDAY, April 70.
SENATE. The Senate rcceded from ITS amendments
70 The bull in re aton to the Vermont and Massachusetts
Ran Road, and the bill was ordered 10 engrosSmen.
Al the bills passed 10 engrossment in The House yes
terday, were similarly disposed Of in the Senate this
morning.
The bill concerning the sale of real estate for taxes
was taken up, amended read twice and ordered TO third
reading.
The bill TO the equal rights OF stockholders in
corporations, was taken up. MessrS Buoch Preston,
Nelson, Giles, and I'd, favored, aud Aiessrs Vents
worth, and Sargent opposed.
MIR Sargent moved to amend by allowing the issue o I
stock under par provided the holders of three ouhs
the stock consent and providing that such case the
old stock shall be reduced par value the standard
OF the new issue.
This question was warmly debatedhy MSssrs Sargent.
Bulloch, Lord, entworh, Giles, Keyes, and Eas'on,
until quarter after O'clock when the Senate ads
joumed
HoUsE.-PdsSed to be Enacted-Blls. to authorize
the city OF Boston to establish Cemetery; concerning
the concealment OF " ills aud testamenary papers Of
deceased persons; relating to discharged convcts; TO
increase the capital stock Of the Haverhil Bank.
Ordered that no member of the House shall be allowed
over fifteen minutes at any time in his argument of
d question.
Passed TO be Eaacted-The resolve in favor of the
Committee of insanity.
Bills for the removal of the office of the Register of
Deeds from Lanesboro' to Adams aud 10 increase the
salary of the Judges of Probate Tor the counties Of Sut
folk and Hampden, were reported.