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WILL give the aD,'o All
OF Negro Man mmei WILLIAM ETOt, who aharorie
r'i i'hnInm III The year . -eG several
yrhrs '""iin thai tine He hire! w,i,e
ne habit - waiting "o ioa: accustomed TO gaming with
c eF era! .xcan- u n, riss yirsiha .msr!1n lie
'ar 70 SLOW hi! III ocruaipn anna. AMI wsg
VINO were ~ that habit The following description rom lnea1y
"' c e iueahly lie nn exceed 20 years
ase an',' tr-r AL ganrr form u, head hair AMI whis
yrs one or tso front teeth
very dreG depression .m!e chm ANY information cc.
cerns e aforementioned Neyra should ne addressed
sennef, Harhan.ssiilt, New Kent county. viscnia.
DIR. JAS RICHARDSON
~ u have been informed that TWO wears zinc. IN. san.
f.h i4-cwCwj % -
ae The New York journal Of Commerce ia r.on.rcl IN couy
tn Hill 10 ,ivcrtiser. W. ~
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Ii L q. II. u G.. e. II
BY w. GoDDIS. AUcTIoNEER
VERY VALUABL r BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
W. CODDiS

NV III Ut stI Ionily. iitl ustan ~ nur n,Ir,t \ -
Ie! esiIse loi corner OF Ola. and s, street ,roa. Isl
Tor: % tiy and t3 ~. be ayJel IL, w., ~ I'M i
ser. Oh ~ e"e"ans OF sale Sale 10 be conducted ty
March W c,pnrS
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>a.:paNs o. TIE JAMES RIVER AND
kANAW.IA CANAL.

X 70 tauss comply wh the following rules and regula
ii ine James Ryer end Kanawha Company viz
h.- Shippers properly which il contained in bundles
+, ioys Other vessels sha be elred % rark there
i weish; pl the
9Gisei, ri boat float conveying properly
STAR such property board, cause 10 DC
gl, s AIDING OF NANTES, Of such properly witch
a;ns ~ as ard the eonsignof Of tie property, and sha
- 81 II. pi,ce ~ The canal tif Richmond Scots
a.ahI. otherwise the NJ u the mile.s;oae
:. TarG such properly snIpIcd AMI The place (or
20 the place. which it ia To he dis
Gs'.a2a OF the species OF property shipped by sa:d
NOT AZ o. TIE quantity and weight Of each species q! sad
r. JESSE SNEAD, Toll CATERER.
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sfGIHG GOODS, 1881.

re :. '.-s ''-''s tr+Nfl AXE, UlsASS, &C.
"a-. 'lse :s.eivei pcf ships Prentice" and
y. ~ a'c dal4r expecting hy the "Uliycrsc
o., - ny 'r'e 'oti - resh imtoIled Goods in N3R
49,, >2as sung O, CHINA AND EARrHEN. -
g. " he newest style, and patterns also, Hom the VA.
y Ctt pHae,pes. cGr unusually large stock o
|ShC q. So 80 ri PLAN GLASSWARE, CASTORS
1e ,Ds rs ws and s upon Gna The sams
n LAME ~ = Q e3urllt ~ northern markets
'"S FE-,DASIS and BRACKETS, for sale
k2i wv. +. BUTLER q Co,
4
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NlIch '-cIn Maiden's Adventure. Powhian County
ONE IiCNDisI:D DOLLARS REWARD.

hh-A Negro named SAN ran away from NE
SnnScHr who resides abclt miles North OF Ofaas;
Co! House lie abuu; eleven inches :sh with
con'nee. and injury caused by scale at IRON IN
'ln sol IN tie Of is eyes HIS COMPLEXION
- l'il row. aG be- bought a0nii q" Na Rs
near coumhn f.uyani' toun.y. hink probable he still
rh"s ~ ia fhool viii give su re'sar! taken IN the
Cnur House Virginia. JOHN b. BELL.
IL. ,,uII
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week EEvEN's REAPEi

NlckEEvEN,S REAPER.
TINlilS MACHINE,
by several Planters the last season, andS
pronounced by them to be improvement
those hitherto being less complicated worked ~
small mules cutting from fifteen twenty per day and
entire satisfaction making an ed number Of this
ensuing spring, avoid disappointment those in
Of Reaper requested send their orders without delay
ii. BALDWIN.
CERTIFICATE
Mr. H. BALDWIN, RichIoudTe Reaper made by used
during the late harvest perform WE'LL and worked easily
The speed its opeaon such Give full employment
twelve fifteen good binders medium size mules carrying
with great When the sght made that lave
suggested am decidedly opinion that will the
eiircu! Reaper usc ROBT. H. NELSON, Hanover.
Feb ~
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EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY


EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
FRANKLIN STREET, REAR OF THE CITY HOTEL.
TINE subscriber would his thanks 10 The public Tor the
bestowed him the last fifteen
AMI would invite his stock Of Carriages
prsng the following descriptions Coaches Charoces Barouchcs
Rockaway Top and Top usgys and Sukeya manufactured
the best materials and OF superior workmanship which Will BE-
found equal all SUPERIOR the best offered
in this city elsewhere Ben, determined TO supply the
public with article Of home made work invite all Who
he Of Carriages Of quality call and examine
also being determined sell cheap ai
elcs OF the same quality can be purchased elsewhere
Ali kinds work orer and repairing done with
neatncse and despatch, Oh reasonable terms
Feb. 3-r3m ALFRED KING.
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WATTS CUFF DINCN PLOUGHs,-

AT KI.UUIEU PRICES.
a T the time made the sale OF q. Wait s. Co'se1s
"a effects June, 1880 under the award Of our arr
baorr, tina; had large number Of Pouss ln1EHRR
the lands their OF them have beer
many expect RECEIVE shortly all Of which will
eel log foe Cash Close The All persons indebted to tina;
hereby notified that canno ooger indulge Them the
partnership he closed Immediately dislike force colcc
by law and beg the parties mako necessary When,
debtor all
pay the commissions.
Call Agricultural Implement and Seed Store Bird door
below the City Hotel.
Enh 80
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EkED PROPOSALS will be received 10 the On! Of March
- the undoss!sne m finishing the unc"n:,ed portion
fourth niles Of the and Jame Rivo Pia!k
Ti, WORK be done the scottsvle end Persons wisn
blies shown the sections the worx u TO be
one by applying tho Engineer the undersigned All com
manic.ona be addressed the undersigned Scotsy,le
b. ". PERKINS
President Stanton AMI James Rivcr Turnpike Company
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ENON RENT-rhat we'll known and egbiy situated es a.
Enlistment the WASHINGTON HOTEL, at The corner A#I
Grace and 9th Of the city, fronting M
the Capitol and kept for the by Major John
Tanau L. contains eight viz: public and private
brick kitchen and stable yan closets and fixtures for
lighting establishment with il the wish OF the
North West o the city, and
below the Blue Ridge gentleman well qualified hoiel.
Keeper proper business fail 10 do well
given May Valentine Cshaw Co. will furnish
raj R,a.dcrs from ter Establishment For
pyto MANN s. VALENTINE,
Richmond. Va
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ARMSTRONG a. GATOR.
JOBBERS IN RIBBONS MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
No 10 i3dnore Sreei.G Goors Egsig Lght Street. Baure Nd
sFfER tho trade large siock Of Bonne Cap Bell ard Plain
~ Ribbons, Bonnet and Millinery Goods generally
STRAW BOSSETS
American Straw, consigned by and purchased quantities
from and English French Bones Of every
.yirfy istaif q 'lu&ps pr,rs
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BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR MARCH 10Th.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class H. drawn Baltimore
Saturday, March 10Th IS Nos IL Capitals prize OF
$500 $1,000 5000. l2Co sos 10 Of $50 40 Of 800 20
1000 % of 80 &c Tickets e3 Isl quarters So
o. package of Whoes s33D-shares proportion.
81 For prizes, call o. address orders c. b. LICK,
March3 Peas: Street, Richmond, Virginia.
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BkCiSGVDN FEMALE ACADEMY.
I COATED i--n IN Il ne!ehborhuod
- vii Oh Ter health, Intelligence morality
not to bs suraes under tn management, al WG. H. Berkeley
AMI aT who have hfieNereacein this delightful
een years and are thankful De abc following references
r. " Gray, James Lawrence Dr c. VI Pas. Texas Colonel
e. Perrow. l.. Baulwdre DR.. W. Dew ]. Lumpkn p
iincr Virginia.
TsNms :iIai and Tuition English, per session OF ten
month"; So Music French CHARGE bu equal
moderate Feb lS-c:n
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UCK,s OFFICE. removed to Pearl or l4,h Street. few
IL doors above tho ALEXANDRIA.
Splc I.tid Lotteries for March, 1851.
Sa,cueanna Lottery Case IL, drawn nj Baimoe on Wed.
ncs,ay, March i2h .s Nos Is drawn Capitals prize OF
SIS 900. 36S 90 Of % Of 500 &c Tickets $40;
halves s; 80 Certificate package Whocs sloo
shares proportion.
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY. 18TH MARCH,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, ClssG. drawn a, baltimore
Saturday March 18th q Nos Il drawn. Grand Capitals
prize Of s3luVo 1882 l99 Of 2 a.. Tickets s5 halves so;
proportion
Ssquehanna Lottery Class H. drawn al Balnos on Wed.
nesday March '9h IS Nos, 10 drawn Capitals prizes
$4,000 1000 SEQ 65 Of 500 DC Tickets sG quarters
ton. " r'oi
Grand Consolidated Lottery cl.ss Baltimore
OF $4,000 l2i97 6Cso 1000 100 Of o III of 5 &c Tickets
sl0 halves 5; quarters Q 50.
Ssqurhanna Lottery Glass drawn a,Baltnorr Wcdner.
day March soh = Nos IL drawn Capitals prize $4,000,
% COO 10000 5co aoo 2,e7O, &c Of oo &c Tickets sio
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR MARCH 10Th
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YOUNG gentleman who produce testimonials
qafc the Latin ahG
and Geometry obtain immediate employment ANAL II.
ally school, BY application the suscrlber liberal salary will
FEB. a,--c2w JAS NEWMAN. Gor,onsvie.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STOP TIE RUSAWAYS.

geU%Aw!.f the subscriber the Isl; january las. ,wo
es 10y tie naac MERHGOID aud WILLIAM Mc..
?, - black.
teeth. sle knock keed Wien spoken per
ciy collected ami shows sign III Wien walking
ius, straight rather s.nrlrr
RI i+ stature; his upper eye.ases curl which tank
,cusra;r. Tde nialo scer COOL
about u ur - @! ~
-. inches h'c' he also hlac vcr
eyed ati WHEN wasi. his :re COOL deal
ciinnul. ist w. its.in" ,"t; naf has:
s ha.-, aud acirtea s,Sy; m ,ay lc called good
looking l,ero Th. when they ~, was domestic
twed cu.. warp anl yarn 'l'n: % 'c qualify
o hat snIrs ~ their ,iorS L1irl with
mob heard at tli they
conclude tIny have lett The n.i.hb'Iaood have doubt
iry have oLainsd spurious forged free papers
bN t :,oush he medium ~ iirc
bt- employ OF The ioc
Canal above -hburs the
hurr aud Tennessee ilroai, lie Rchrncni aud DlSic
kr"I rtey be emoyedn f"me OF ihe Boats IN Tie ca
ia or k::eras rirawavs iteqncntiy are
viii Give reward dollars for the apprehension %
c'ths." them logged that yet him possession, thirty
"r car ni Them delivered At place OF residence. pro-
yit hev are apPlrel OF the county ol Powhaaa " @
IN lie limits NJ the county dollars for each. twenty TOR both
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SPRING STILE.-tak this method Of informing Isaa
- ic4s aud customers generally and all ohers thai have ~
received the spring style HATS for 1851 which o
handsome article Those who OF something new IN the
Of HAT will have call No 30 Main street. where
they supplied style quality and price Particular
requested Of tho members oil the Convention and House Of
Delegates Il. A. ALLEN,
Erh 2S-2n No gu. Main
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tls. 95 above proof, TOR aals ny
EXPORT. ALLEN s co.
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KENIWIIi HOUSE,

NOrICEThc rsi.ned has again takrI the KAMA e.
VIVA HOUSE recently kept ~ MI George II Patrick F
where viii be found all times ready attend 10 the wda'l
of all whose pleasure i, may be 10 call on hin -
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mAIfISL II YARD.

gOuN T. ROGERS MAN, Richmond. w. Dealer
V in Ecyn Iaii7n AMI American Marble Monuments, 1onbs,
Stones. pieces every description, Wall Paet, Fronts
&c, &c.
Any design Carving executed in the ncatest
Incrs from Country with reference promptly at'endedo.
Mr Rogers served his apprenticeship Of the arge
New York CITY, ard having much experience in The
business himself dat All work executed AT his Shop will give
North South Oct5-ry
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AUCTION SALES.
BY PULLIAM s. SLADE, AUCTS.

SIX NEGROES
Will be soil His incoming ~ 10 O'Clock 5ur
Girls is l. years OLD negro bow ~ wears Oil % rr
y"uac Nan. 20 years old
March PTIIJAN A. 81 Anr .r...
HI \. u. d. {. .. HILL, iUCTs.
-, NEGRUkS
-ei III. incoming. al ~ occc1, ncsroc. viz hos
s,,s ard and nil ' So . wye
.'a.'n u NJ C b. hill arcis
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i.nh'ii', .il Dtsiii.Gti Needle WurL ,cr G,ir,er
b'iii ani saslTc t"vsry nrlulr.l s.
lh> 'lM'iAi years have plon!1'l III
- S' rs r-trir Academy, ufi-r the direction 81 Mrs sara
> s ard W. c:srtif olr Admirable discipline
my ~ DC OF laIrtii' an her npcry atcn, 10 the c"t.uc
and c"cor If her ;up..s.
ne OF n asc educated daughters and wards he School
.9 "t Warmly i:-n'nn"hi s others Ssrrd .,
~ Aisia Dr>csulroor. NJ 17aa ,ricn ~ law Roar
" Jti's Eo I" ,oi y. lt.nls: Ia?f.taI !'oonr
'.aots W'Sii. Va u GeGull. m lbs. Wn.,, Captain J. q;
Han Mr. ia rshaw. W., M Witock Nj :. ioanr r.
-rA III ctor-e Carer N'r joins orkcn6nsi Nr J. I.r Vest
norr'"ni Mr. w l. .4Gtcl k:; Niar Captain y Unit. Mr.
James V Garland. NJ. H. L. Prs. IL. ,c Rtnond coun
IS.
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COMIIsslUaER,S SALE OF sIAYE,-

-.
rir!re OF decree ~ Chesterfield County n he case
- Eods.y and Amocic. Goisey administrator oi,r
vii ole: FOR a!c, 4; Sna'c Is Taveg Poataaa county
1ay at March for Cash. Slaves lately hci! Po
nry To- ic Wcnan Celia, abou: 'c ard
cf"e; pl
boys anu tr; whole family likely.
Feb ii-c N hancock c,,,-yA
20 PGSrPOSEMEST above sale ps,,9.,; INN, IN,
III Jay o. hptl next, when Will certainly take place
March III N U,ScprE f,,r,tr
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MARINE JOURNAL.

ARRIVED,
=, Castillo, King, Atsalapas.
S .sn, MILAN, Collins Philadelphia.
S ~. I,hn Oliver, Kerwin. Baltimore.
Sh SAILED,
:, Oregon. Cooke Newhurypor,.
s s.sr Noble, Ireland, New lork.
s'sr San,es, King, Philadelphia.
: -, oceoia, Wilson, Port Deposite.
81, Miranda North. Baltimore.
gu, charles Kent, Narth, Baltimore.
; ~ Cour.r. kerwin, Baltimore.
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saAElED-An additional Teacher the aappahInnocs AGA
w tenv TO asaist IL the Classical and e.; ! branches grad
M of c University would b: preferred and aedae aapra.
ion reprcs,ed few vacancies for Students be- flied by
! rio medication. GEO G. BUTLER.
'"''' r. o Rarpatnnnock Academy, Caroline county Va
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POSTpOIEME1r.


't ~ ',dts on .!.r me .C,Sc.n tliS ami
t.li!7Ee W. The Planter Capt Wesns, aniS5Ssra tSS
,'.l' Sop Parrish. xGhzAs&s-
-. ,l!;a'n Wesul', viii leave Baltimore and Richmond
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
BSDWARD HCMPIILETT OF Northumberland died abc, Inc
t year 1875 lie had lived years county having re
wed there, said from other part Ct Virginia y
whether he any Kindred there be such cy VIII
by making known with their several degree
u relationship LEWIS l.. ti'NoN',
Administrator with will annexed
Post Office Burgess Store, Northumberland county
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te-phRTNERSElP RENEWED.
..rrd havin. renewed heir 60 Partnership. will con.
p de, he same style OF CHRISTIAN s LAT!liOr, a,
"s No. .. Nam street, where they will open, in few
.ia stock Of French English aud American Dry
LEY wit .l 10 heir old friends and the public gene
owes; make: r;ces.
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, OK. J. :. ROSES
CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES PREPARED By Il,f-


All communications post PAID will will, prompt
addressed C. Aics Tully r. Wise Washington d. G.
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Destructive Fire mt Utica,. N. .Y.-AVSess oT
the Supposed Incendiary.

sTiCA, Apri !, ISoi
About past o'clock this morning IRE broke
out in the stable in the Of the National Hotel
pied by John Buttcrfcld The flames pread the
house occupied by Foster Dickinson. storrhouse
for their goods saved from their ow fire. mi h
r. w Hunt. n storchouse for -four. whch de-
stroy,d The stable Of the Catharne street House
also burnt.
MIR. Butterfeld lost thirteen horses cow two
three carriages ten cutters and arya quan
ty Of harness, with quantity Of grain and hay Mr.
BIS loss H. about 5000
r. W. Hunt lost 400 barrels Of iour insured in the
Long Island Company.
The stable Of the Catherine Street lLouse belonged
Hon. III. Seymour. uninsured.
The warehouse belonged to Mr. Tibbctts, Of Troy, and
insured for thousand dslars; Messrs 4 ID.
were insured on their goods 80, 500.
PS-JumesJ J. Orcutt, young resilirg IN this city,
arrested nj the fire ut Butterfelds store this
ing, charge of incen1iarism exarained aud fully
committed for trial the charge of in the first
degree. lie has been suspected for time and a
party Of private wachmcn have been his track for
week. Last night he traced by them and they have
produced the strongest evidence Of his crminaity.
quite excitement prevails.
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Our ph,ladelpn,a Correspondence.
PHiLADELrlIIA, ApriI ', IS1I.
Deshpoire FTc-7Ze RUias Of he d'sc7'Dy Bud

PHILADELPHIA, Aprh ', 1871.
Desbpdire FUc-7Ie RUias Of fhc assembly Build
ing--dudions and tho Lffics.
The dycing establishment Of Charles Sacriste, at
Bush Hin, was destroyed by fire early this morning.
with all It's machinery, stock, and material. Ills
loss Is covered by insurance. The upper story was
occupied by VIM. Beach, agricultural implemcu
maker, who loses about AZ, 2,0OD, and no insurance
An adjacent tavern, occupied by James Nelly, was
also damaged.
The ruins Of the Assembly building are to come
down Immediately; and scafoldng for the men 70
work upon will be erected inside Of the walls
The ladies who like to attend auction sales had =
treat during the past week, such as does not often
occur The furniture store Of Robert Noodside,
the sufferer by the late outrage ut Aramingo, was
sold out ut auction and the curiosity 90 predominant
among the fair sex induced large Attendance.
The proprietor Of the store in Attendance, and
did bis best 10 induce the company to make pur-
chascs. The goods were knocked down M low
prices. however those present being more incliacd
TO satisfy their curiosity than to buy
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BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC LfvE-No. IN WALL STREET
ntrrsIo. "a M-we hal fall 0f snow last night,
followed ly unpleasant damp morning: wind west
Thermometer S; barometer - 49, mercury S3 snow stu
falling
RooHrSrrn. A. M-Cold. raw west wlnl cloudy anl
unpleasant; light snow falling; Thermometer ".
ArBrbN, y A. M.-Cloudy. unpleasant morning; wind
southwest thermometer Al; we had quite fal of snow
last night.
s,naeusr, "a MA very unpleasant morning: wind
southwest; Thermometer ~.
OSwHco. p A. M-tl0udv. unpleasant morning, Wind
west; Thermometer % barometer ~ $50
UricA. "a. M.-rether unpleasant; " began to snow
about four o'clock this morning. anil continued unti
eight sky sti cloudy; Thermometer 3lSi barometer
~ coo; mercury so.
ALnANy, "a M.-Coudy. but pleasant; wind southi
barometer 20 $50; mercury 20; thermometer 90
TRov. "a. Milne, pleasant morning, though rather
cloudy, wind west; Thermometer ~.
Qrrnrc, "a. Mime but cloudy; wind southwest;
thcrmemctsr 81
MSSrRyai. . A. M--Cloudy aud cold wind west; ther
meter 49, barometer - 80; hard frost last night, slight
fall of snow this morning
w9IrrnaLI. Q A. M-Cioudy; wind SOUTH thermoue-
ter 5s
rrtrsprRcHThe weather here Il clear ant pleasants
with the Thermometer AT 60.
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ofsyrscuse
An act for the relief Of the General Society Of Mocha
MICS and Tradesmcn Of the city New OF York This bill
was lost by not receiving enough votes.
MIR. PAEpyE moved reconsideration Of the vote which
motion laid ON the table.
The Assembly then took
AFTERNOON SESSION.
PASSAGE BILLS.
The bill relative TO mortgages taken for loanins money
Of the United States.
An act amending the act organizing the State Lunatic
Asylum.
An act amending the revised statutes in relation to
larceny.
Mr. DRIacs moved reconsideration and that the mo.
tion lay the table.
Trsg susqurHsxsA RIVER
The bill to authorize the Bainbrdgc and Lan.sbpr,
Steam Navigation Company TO improve tho
river, was THEN taken mp for third reading
Mr.. SHERwsy moved TO rccornrnt this bill AMI long
debate cnsuck.
The motion to recomnIa Lost. the bill its
final passage
Mr.. UrpERwsop moved to reconsider, ani that the
motion lay on tfs table.
Inv MEcfcrIcs yxsprsMsv's LrBR AIRY
Mr.. wAgysaS called up ths motion 10 reconsider the
vote the bill for The relief oS the Free Library
General Society OF Mechanics and Tra4esncm Of New
York, but the motioa was lost
The motion to reconsider the vote on the hl providing
for registry Of births and maria yrs o-t.
BILLS FRoa SENATE.
The Senate returned number 60 bills. acsl kkcwftc
Senate sent for the lill bridge Lake
Champain.
The balance OF the session occCpied in receiving
reports Of select committees bills referrejto tipn
report complete. Over hundred and thirty bills
for third reading
At nine O'Clock the House adjourned
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AIBANr. Aprii !, lSal
rossrrrTioSatrrv % rtiE cANkl mi.
After reading the journal Mr.. ErpraKtS moved to
amend IT, ly inserting resolution that the Canal bill be
submitted the Attorney General for hs opinion as to
the eonttutonaiy the creation o. debt for the Pur
pose contemplated. Lost
Mcssrs Leslie aud Baker had their recorded In
the Affirmative on the Canal bill and Mcs.rs A. A
Thompson and Leroy were allowed to record Their mans
IN the negative
MoRre ,ors vNp,n ruE rNtrrp srArrs ngPourE rrvp.
Mr. NsnNrM reported complete the bill IN relation to
mortgages taken hy the commissioners for oauing the
United States Dcpositc Fund
accrrrAScr ~ nsaurcv rtsir A. rSrp sr,rrs
A communication received from IIamilton Fish
sirnfying his acceptance q office a. United states
senator
The following Hills read third time ani passed
unless otherwise noted
A him making appropriations 10 tho state prisons
Mr. MAcoanrR moved = reconsideration anil that the
mution lay the table Mr. NJ explained the reasons
for his motion which that the fret section n the
bl which the most important. hid been stricken
cut lie believed whom the prison inspector made his
r,port the Hufc would reinstatc the section. Motion
hin Il enable the trustees of the consolidated school
district No in the town of Batavia to levy tax for
the tupputt of schools therein.
b 10 provide for the appointment n commissioners
10 ny out highway IN the town q Ws~tmorelani .
bin for the rlitf a the Buffalo and Black Rock Rail-
road Company
Mr. EiirRs,v moved 20 rccommit the bill . ascertain
the facts n the lie did not understand that the
t came flom the Committee on Claims.
This wns DECLARED out IT order.
Mr. EpDpRKfv then moved o. rucommft the bill with
Instructions to strike out the first section llc desred
scnle explanations and MIR ~ Allen appeared ready "
explain. he hoped he would be allowed to ~ 80.
MIR. u ALtrN then explained that the road ~ TINS
company to the extent Of mile had been destroyed BY
the acts II the State. There no question that the
state liable. and u only necessary " allow th2
Canal Board to act in the matter
The motion 20 rvcommit was Lost. : .
bn was then passed to authorize the Northrrn hah-
road Company to take stock In railroad II x Lawrence
county.
b 10 authorize the election of supervisor In each
ward of the city of Utica.
bill In relation to plank aud turnpike roads
MIR SEvRkNcH moved TO rtcommt the bsll fr inc pur-
POSE of striking out all after the FIRST secton AMI insert
the pruvisions ~ the revised statutes
Tic motion debated by several mcmhcrs hut SUB
ssquently withdrawn and the hill was then passed
A bin IN relation to the Onondsga Salt Works
bill ~ incorporate the Broadway savings Institution
In the city of New York
hill IL relation to the state Arsenal In the city Of
Ntw York