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Hours Of Departure of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington Q a. IN. and at dairy, and q
m, daily accept Sunday - -,
From Baltimore at and p m daily and sr M daily eh-
oept Sunday.
Feb 3-dly T. H. PAkstNs, agent
SUPERIoR Dsgu-rrrot ypcs First Premium ID H.
y wHITEHURsT field OF his operations
ground than dasucueoppist In The country Hs galleries
between ~ and 9th streets
Bslmore BroadwaY md Leonard
street. York No. ~ Main street, Richmond sycamore
street street. Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia - :.
Is b.nutif highly electro dagucucotypes
extraordinary Improvement nsung faithful and highly hnshed
IN a few seconds
reay ground invtnted by j. W. Whrhurs gives an
M living appearances 10 the Fcun
distribute more
annually and given Dissatisfaction This
certainly hanu proof the superiority his euesses
public generally his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers store, where foe
exhibition Of pictures will ba given
competition In daeuerrcogpes ~ the
Of the Maryland nsu,e he awarded the hrst
medal by the judges.
ofevo description copied and norton eases
attended a3-dly
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No Todds Building Pennsylvania Washington csmmis
deeds for New York, California, Minnesota and all the
other States Of the Union.
CHARLES sEDNC having been appointed by the respect
Of New York, California and the
other Territory Of Minnesota,
acknowledgment OF deeds &C., ohers
citizens Of Washington and elsewhere
Feb lS-2aw
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRSE IINE)
WASHINGTON OFFICE, rskSsYLvASIA AVENUE,
Fifth house east of National Hotel, No O.

WASHINGTON OFFICE, rsNSsYLvANA AVENUE,
Fifth house National Hotel, No O.
THE first line established by company the United
States and consequently odestc line
between Washington Bainore Philadelphia and New York. and
delivering and receiving messages the s'aon Have
Wilmington, Trenpn Princeton, New brunswick, New
ark Jerrey only line country present
lately undergone repairs and is
deliver number OF which
required of for the accommodation of the puc win an
accuracy pfopnes fidelity hitherto uncqnalcd This line
companies Of Morse lines west north, and
extending already teen thousand miles, 10 either OF
desired. The
ayers o this line have lately thoroughly ysiemaized its bsi
delivery
equal all with special ,ors With te faeli-
for business by This one s nvi
line fthy do find reliable for ee
graphing The offices of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, h house Of National
Hotels Bamoe No Exchange, South Cay street, Philadelphia
No lo Chestnut Quincy Granite buiidng New York, No.
Hanover sIfoei, Of Beaver.
WIN NJ SWAIN, President
ll--imdt
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FORM OF RELEASE.

Whereas act OF Congress- approved septemesr e zen
be paid TO the STATE
of TEXAS mcnuoned with povso
millions said stock shall be issued unul
the creditors other certHcatss OF
Ters which imports specially pledged
at the United States Ieen-es oi MI
for account Of said bonds
~ undersigned creditor Of The state
following described bonds
Of Of Texas las The case may be and Tor wheh
In the said act were spects'y Wenged
Here describe bonds certificates
Now purpose complying with the provisions OF said ac
consideration hereby release TO r
claim law equity sganst mem, Tor OF on
acco Of ccri6oates1 above described.
IN hand and seal al ---------, mn oaY o
1851
Led "a ddeiive I'd In nrese
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cAMERON,sTREET HOUSE,


THIS spacious just finished In the modern style.
thirty back including the
back hundred nty Everything
provided fer the accommodation and comfort sf large
family gentleman holding public once in Washington II
perfect hcslthiness
uaou and pleasant drive 0m city city, much cheaper
rent cheaper living, and the WY best society II sold lib
but rentcd the will be moderate
possession be had For further particulars apply to
CURIsTOPHER NEALE,
Dec Io-fawn Alexandria.
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a,ANrIN9 Acnd~my--First Gourse.--Mr r. RI has
citizens of Washington
his nst course dancing for the season will
cnee Tuesday, 2h At his residence Pennsylvania
avsnme, opposite Wilards hotel.
Washington Thursdays, and Sstur
days. Ceoreetown- Mondays snd Fridays
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CLERKS orrrcE Housr or REPRESENTATIVES, U.s.,
April 5, 1851.
DROPOsALS Will he received this Onice until the
May for the delivery the Capitol of
y of The best anthracite coal be broken
pound weight
posted the vaults OF the CAPITOL free from fine particles
hundred and w quality
twenty cords be sawed -four pieces,
pieces and be Delivered sawed and
vaults before the OF July ensuing
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Clerk House OF Representatives u. n.
Ap6-dtihMayd
intel, Republic, X Southern Press.
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Young I.a.tiies' Institute,

u.ae Mrs. d. H. IsunsJ corner of 9lh and streets
TINE viii charge Of this institution Mon
2 of April and will his constant and personal
department. The usual branches OF thorough
education will be taught
Ihe religious Institute will be based the
of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The aud OF the principal teacher encouf
him look for the patronage the public and for correspond
Ing Of success.
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For boarding pupils, S,5 per quarter.
For day 50 "a 10 SI6

For boarding pupils, 50 per quarter
For day $a 10 Sl6 !"
Payable always in advance
Music, drawing, Latin Itaian Spanish and German,
Reference permitted M. Buie ID. d. Rev. J. w.
French Fzugh Co.le, Washington city; Rev. James May,
D, RI Rev. Aonzo Potter ID. d. and the clergy
generally of Philadelphia and R Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar2 2I-ta5thAp
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NOTICE Is hereby given that application Will be
made for renewal Of certificate No 20 of stock in the Bank
VIM Gore Ouseey, dated the lin
OF April 1897 which certificate has been lost mslaid
WASHINGTON, April ., 1851. Ap pl0-lawf~f
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NOTICE To res,duary Iesatees of Nelson Reed, de-
equity, second day Of March issl
s"a oa a % Reed S
Baker and William George Base trustees under the Will Of said
tbuoa OF The funds IN the hands Of uu,tee required
and directed 70 ascertain and report 10 said court upon hs %oma
Mary Barton, Myers Elizabeth Echebegef (who
eaor' wife, James Reed, Isaac Reed twho were
eohs 81 seo naos o m sDs 81 me d. % of Nancy
Reed The tes'ato- widow who died the twenty day Of sep
living Nancy Reed and wha the and
10 ths death Of said Nancy Reed report
whether saunder. Alexander Reed Robert Reed efo,hs. Of s
when Of The death Of said Nancy
a :ss ss % $ Nancy @
before said Nancy Reed Jeff ns a. % ss 81 % ~
the death Of said Nancy Reed and also to n.cs
dead, Of sad Nancy having Nancy Reed len
living her DEATH and the names and degree. OF
y"s s" a. Nancy se.a dss svs since died.
,Ss m limited !" ,h,. ros 70 report
established sher u'e 10 participate !" said
Now pursuance Of said all entitled undo. he
ne Of Their as before n n, a.. o% ?" c
the n, a.y :" I 40 % .ns 49," " "" viii BE- excluded from
any p.r,ieipaon funds. VIII be distributed
among parties so appearing and proving sn.'r ,'s.
wx WIN: Gho. SssfsA BAKER,
An s-lawiow Trustees, baltimore
cHARPs Patent Rincs. with M.ynard's Primer
Leav. and Aliens revolver. and self cooking p'
Fine Easl.h doub'. barrel fownns piece.
English md German and double barrel pistols, &C
supply goods received, and for sale by
JNO. w. BADEN 4 BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue near 9Th street.
MMI-1awsw
second Ccurs-.-DnncIng Academy.
MR. r. r. Liable 10 citizens Of
Tha,,a.y j.nas at his
rss,dence Willsrds Hotel
DAYS Thursdays, md Snui
days, Gesrgctown--Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 2S-dnn
vlyILLtAM TUCKER, draper and tailor. PennsyI-
avenue. 9th respectfully calls the
public
New York with Of the largest and best selected
English cloths, and vesnxs
offered this city, which he the most
would the public
specimens which cannot be
passed style wokmansbip city In this
BAso and choice stock Renlcmen's fur
very modersts prices
Mar Ql--3aw3w
nuYLuP BARTON KEY Will . any bustness
may with before either Of the of this DIS
ct and will Of claims soforc Con
rresa and the Deparmcnu once on street.
WAasHsror. July ia. 80" "lyH-@~L
D osE Douslss-... Autobiography Of Ministers
n Daughter 6y g. r. w.
ss.s oT:ssy Mss,,;s,! e rSs.ss,.s 20 ~
TAYLOR MAURy,
An,o Booksellers, near 9th r.
GOLD PENS In silver with evcr-pointed PEN
AehSS siS '''''e'' Wv o. rRANcK TAYLOR.
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ID Ev MASON MOBILES Seminary Young fAdiss e
II win he opened his residence the OF 'h nno
Tuesday, o9d Terms INSIDE known on p
the principal.
hp l3-dus May
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Ap l2-law6w
General Land Once.
Anr1l A. IS51

General Land Onice.
April 4, 1851.
NUMEROUS applications having been made TO this Office for in
~ relation the which land warrants, I'M
the 25 September 1850, should be located, the following
answers thereto have been prepared 10 wit
modes by which these locations may be made
lst BY the warrantee IN person; n1
I'd. BY the through the agency OF inns ONCE;
Sd. by an agent or attorney
adopted the application must be made
writing specifying land district stcton OF county in
which location desired aud be accompanied by an afdaV'
according to the following form, No l.
third adopted, of attorney must be
produced the IN the Of witness,
according following No which mus
proved before otceT
The acknowledgment of Deeds according to om
No 3ori.
the patents will be transmitted The land office
made, special directions TO The
be given.
j. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
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GOods.--1be subscriber has Store
Ii 25 pieces plain barage embracing all The shades
80 do figured barage, some beautiful styles
30 do tissue, entirely styles
deiaine, IS cents Jr cents, prnci
paliy rich patterns
pieces Bohemian cloth, and pretty article
u do linen lusre, very pretty shades
1000 yards ginghnms all prices
do printed caicoes
5000 printed lawns, off at l21 cents, fast coors
and fine quality
yards plain cocred swssmushns very beautiful article
atl2a cents
The ladies that last few days will
nave again shall make that
" ' " G. w. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 9Th sts
Mar d2wif
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Exx and beautiful Spring Goods.Tbe subscribers
now opening largest and most choice selection of new
goods been offered ladies OF
embracing variety Of dress MATERIAL import
ed which respectfully invite the
ton OF handsome goods pedgng hemsevs. sell
tho n low =. they can be bought in New vork -
CLA0ErT, NEWTON, NAY CO
Ap e-6uf
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NEW AND DEsIRA BILE GOoDs.-Just recetved-
IN 20 pieces handsome China silk
10 do do China silk grenadines
- do do silk tissues, new style
SO plain and figured beregc
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Marias do a#.
do printed marques for dresses and pretty
dc anc
do French foulard silk
do French dc Ianes, superior
black silk, every quality and price
Is black lace nantes
20 do shaws
50 pieces lace, all widths
60 superior plain figured and colofed sha~
Together handsome assortment OF mourning
embroidered lace and muslin caPes chemi
sets collars sleeves, silk Md and sk gloves,
k thread ard cotton hosiery stock Of French and
English cloths cassmeres drlngs, vengr ca'u ~e !" ~eh
we AZ soiis.. lol's,,1f r1 "''''1O p H. HooE 4 Co,
NO1TFICATION-The subscribers leave inform their
have Just opened large and
following ARTICLES, 10 which they invite al
/ tention,
Linen shectinss, G. 4, 81, l0A, and i24, Irish
Cd, 50, l01, and l2A, German
/ Pillow linens, all widths Irish and Scotch
White nd cotton, do 81, sA, o-4, and " ###
White nd coored Narseiies quilts, some very large
hHendnle quilts, cheap
Richard-on's family linens
Gray and sons son finish do
Scotch Hollands iof family
Dapask table cloths all sizes aud qualities
Table dnma-k. the yard, all widths, superior
Also, superior lot OF sik warp and gauxe hanneis
Gentemsns and ladies' gauze merino under garments.
Together general Of house furnishing goods
Mar e6-iwn r. H. HooEh CO.
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A. x q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.7PERS AND T.4ILORS,

A.. e c. A.. ARMOUR,
DR4PERS AND T.4ILORS,
No. 800 Broadway, corner of Duane street,
.4Jore the Irring House, NeD York,
DEsPECTFUIIY OF friends the puAc
II spring goods, Of the paiies
which they prepared make best and
stle moderate prices Fresh cloths
of latest imporatons elegant light silks
10 patterns of Paris embroideries.
skul employed in this esablishmentone
TO waiacoas Each de-
partment itself Army and uorms made to
accuracy despatch, and in the approved
metropolis Will hnd nj this establish
thing their perfect f always insured
. elegant waistcoais thnt
admired Castle Garden have been awarded the
American Institute their late fair
Feb I5-dlm .
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AGENCY, Washiygtop.LThe undersigned, late of the in
DGce Department. offers his serH
and 10 those Of the southwestern
with the assurance that his removal from once
do.e miinc he has for
tanned in capacity and fidelity, and
refers ONCE Of both parties with their hearty
sent. 10 IN therein. r
An business Of nafe NJ the sent Of
JAMES OWNER, Agent
Jutv late Of Post OfRce Department.
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no OWNERS Lands In TeHns.A gentleman In Virginia,
who good surveyor and lawyer desires TO TEXAS
tho season, would like
lands that country with bring them into
ma
my and small capital and is desrous Of In
agriculture satisfactory testimonials capaci
responsibility, and his such
enable him control considerable emigration 10 Texas
would inclined avail himself
be placed correspondence with e
and suitable by addressing, post paid
VIM GOULDiN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, virginia
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S,PLENDID SILK shs~vls. Mnntilss. 2c.-We invite me
- descriptions JUST received"
10 rich silk mantilas escorted shades, new styles
1e shawls
"a mi
We have received also
~ black lace scarfs
shauls,
e ,,,cnon The especially invited 10 recent ad
90 received
x new and des,rsbe goods all Of which wi be
sayna a. ,cb pes suited prices styles
o' CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
/ Ap 1o-dw
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Norfolk.
~n.h The steamer osCEoLA, having undergone thorough
repairs win her trips the above place
Leaving Washington "Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock
m He,urnnr leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday
O'Clock D. M Touching going and returning at Cone ver and
to usual landings Potomac for signals OF 10 land
Aeri ID JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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(Pormsr partner Of ). ~ Dor, esq.,
AGENT for the Of claims before
VI land
rea ~ pay pay any property. let
paid addressed " Paon Washington city, D. c. will
tsceive Immediate attention. s@l. Nov y n
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

ATTORNEY CouNsELLoR AT LAW,
San Frarcisco, California.
Rrrrprscrs Hon g. w. Inge NJ c. Aabama John 8 Taylor,
ESQ Mobile Alabama Rhodes Wright, Co, New or
I-ans Henry 3. Clark, Tshoro North Carolina
Hon w NJ Cwn g. California; BENZ X. True, New York
ra,,.r,on,h Nsr U,nnshr, May T-2awiy
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CLASS No. Blank Books and Binding.

full bound calf Russia bands and ends lettered
numbered qlire
Super full bound in Russia lettered and numbered
Royal bound in calf Russia bands and ends, IeItered
and numbered do
Royal full bound in Russia, lettered and numbered
Medium, full bound calf Russia bands and ends, letter
numbered do
Medium, full bound Russia lie tered and numbered do
full bound calf Russia bands and ends, iettered
numbered do
Deny, full bound in Russia, letered and numbered do
full bound calf Russia bands and ends, let
tered numbered do
cap, Russia lettered and numbered do
loolscap lull bound in calf eercd and numbered do
Fooscap, in Russia, etered and numbered do
Foescap, half bound, marble sides, Russia back
and corners, leIered and uunuered do
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CousrY
justice Of the other officer authorised 10
ddap personally appeared there insert The Of
he identical
lheie rarrantee,l to whom warrant No for
September 1880, the day
day and vino applies 10 lscate the
[-ifaats Signaturs.1
Sworn o and subscribed before this day Of las
fOheer's Signature.
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COursc.--DnncIng Academy.
MR. " r. the citizens Of
M Wa.hinKon Georgetown Of dancing
~vsonu for January hm
residence opposite Wad's Hotel
Days Thursdays md bnui
days; Georgctown--Mondays and Fridays.
becC CA-dtff
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SHARPs Patent RiAcs. with Maynard's Primer
y Lcsvi and Aliens revolven and self cooking ps
Fine Eaeish double barrel fowling pieces
English and single and double barrel pistols, Ac.
supply goods ns, received and for sale BY
JNO. w. BADEN h BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street.
MnrI WIFI
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II KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the Supr~r,s
Of the United statcs prosecution
claims against Address Wsshassor, d. c.
Mar t0su ...ls. eErF II y
N. HOOE n CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
cApens, floor oil cIoths matnp RUGS cnrsn materials
sheens blankets, and house furnishing 9csds generally
Pennsylvania svsnue between 7 and sh Washington
| u. q. sif9H ..5tt 9@r-t s. .s
Aus oo-m tsll -
CiyTY-OHE assirAhlAots. situsted In the most no"r
hine parts ofthe city and suburbs for sale on ee mos "oc"
modstinr terms. Apply - sttAi4 . ,,uo,.,.ou
| Office one door ofJacks-n Hail. Fem. avenue
Jan l7--u
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Sealed and delivered in presence of
1.-Two witnesses
Mar 2d-dt3l SwtSep3l
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seh proposal nsncd by the individual firm making
a must specify ard but price, for cnch and
rnon Of article should articles ke
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Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Qnarters 81 so.
Certificates packages of 26 whole kels, $40
do 25 half do 70
DO do 26 quarter do %
certificates of packages In the
will the attention, and
of each drawing Immediately after is ovei
TO all wins order from
Address J. d c. MAURY, Agents,
Apl6 Alexandria, Virginia
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Desperate State of Affairs Mt the Cape of
Good Hope.

BOsrON, FrtRy, March Il.
The bark Hamilton, arrived this afternoon,
brings advices from the Cape of Good Hope to
Feb. T. The TfGrelltr has the Cape Torn Mail,
Extra, of Feb. 3. 1t contains the most deplora-
be accounts Of the state of things throughout the
frontier districts English farmers had been muir
dered aud their farms plundered and dwellings
burnt From the last Of December TO the 18th Of
February a deultory warfare had been carried
on. The English and their native allies were
generally victorious in pitched battles and num-
bers of the rebel chiefs had been killed. In one
battle, near Fort Hare, where the Katirs were
3 600 strong, much smaller number routed them,
the K Airs leaving 100 dead upon the field. Most
Of the Hottentots who were in the service OF the
farmers had either joined the rebels or formed
separate encsmpments, remaining neutral, but
aubsisting, it was supposed, on the plumber Of the
deserted farms. All the mission stations in
Ksfir land had been burnt down except the Sem
mary at Alice and the Chumie Station. Sir Harry
Smith, the English Governor, at the last accounts
was near the frontier assembling an army, which
would soon amount to 10000 men. The Dutch
beers were assembling rather reluctantly. Those
OF the Colonists who were slack in turning out
to 6ght were, without ceremony, handed over to
a Court Martial 1t was feared that the Hotten-
tots would generally join the rebels.
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DISTINCTIVE FIRE.-LaSt evening, about 81
o'clock, Ere broke out in the third story Of the
building 2ls Pesrl-st occupiedas a Drug store by
Messrs Haydock, Corlies & Clay. IL not known
how the Gre originated, but it is supposed to have
been caused by some conclusive drugs. The
fourth and 9Th stories and the roof were entirely
destroyed. The loss on the contents Of the build.
ing is between twenty and thirty thousand dol.
lars. all Of which is covered BY insurance. We
could not ascertain the amount of insurance on
the building.
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THE ATLAs.-This ably conducted, in

TBE ATLAs.-This ably conducted, in
deperdtp t fearless and original Sunday paper Will 10
morrow, commence the publication OF new local mover,
by one OF the most able literary OF the day under lhe
uile of ''The Forest Maiden, or The Anglers second
Love" Il will faithfully sketch fashionable society IL Ihs
citv and furnish graphic picture Of forest lite The ad
don OF ths new and Interesting feature to the columns Of
this svoste iousns will not interfere with those Old and
dsngu shng features which have established us popular,
y through The whole country To morrows issue VIII
contain an interesting chapter Of he "reminiscences OF the
Times OF John Quincy Adsms;' More OF the Custom.
In relation 20 Powers Statue OF Calhoun the nquies OF
our CITY Authorizes the Mammoth Grave 10 the Third
avenues and hs usual variety OF graphic editorial matter
theatricals ball reports, and miscellaneous reading
10 Look out for tOmOrrow's ATLAS
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The amendment Of the charter OF the Mutual
Life Insurance Company, New.York, passed.
The bill TO authorize the Controller 10 return to
the owners moneys paid him under protest to the
Health Commissioner Of the City OF New York,
on account Of certain ships and vessels; the bill
TO provide for sending an Agent to the Worlds
Fair who shall take charge there OF such articles
as shall be committed 10 his care, and TO receive
81. 500 passed in Committee.
The Senate adjourned till Tuesday morning a.
10 clock
Mr. UNDERWOOD presented petition against
leaning the credit of the City of New York to any
Railroad Corporation.
Mr. WARD, in re alton 10 assessment for wafer
grants in New York
The School l. aw was the order Of the day. The
first bill was taken up, which provides that the
acts already done by the various School Districts
in the State, acting under the old law, shall be
held 70 be legal Some Judges had declared the
new School Law unconstitutionally passed, be-
csuse II contained provision submitting 1t to the
people whereas, by the Constitution al tine law,
making power was vested In the two houses 0,
the Legislature. 1t was debated az length, a1u
a. last amended so as not TO apply to those cases
where suits had been already commenced tne
Free School bill then came up and the question
being on Mr. Raymond's amendment, providing
that the School Money should be distributed on
the basis Of the days attendance, instead oil per
capita. il was lost. Finally, an amendment was
adopted providing that the schools should De
Kept for ak months, where the number OF children
exceeded twenty five. No final question was
taken on the subject. Adjourned TILL TUESDAY
morning.