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The PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY GAZETTE" "ihe
best family newspaper published in the United States,
savs. Of these valuable Bilfers: ~
"It is seldom, that We recommend what are term
ed Patent Medicines, to tho confidence and Patrun-
age Of nur rcadrrs and therefore when we rectrn-
mend Dr. IInnfands German Ei,ters. NC wi,h it to
be- dislinctly unertood that We not speaking Of
the nostrims of the day. thut are nosed about for
II brief period and then fnrgolrcn after they have
done their guilty race Of mischief. but Of medi-
cine long established universally priced and which
has met the hearty approval OF The faculty il'elf
Evidence upon evidence has been r1erived cIke ihs'
forrgoing) from all sccons of the Union, the lass
three yrars, and the strongest Testimony in itr inrnr,
IL, that there more Of il ised in tho practice Of the
regular Physicians Of Philadelphia, ilon all other
nos,rnms combined, fact that can easily be esab-
l-hcd. and fuf proving that scientific preparation
will meet with their quiet approval when pretenfed
even in this form.
That this medicine will cure liver Complaint and
Dysmp,ia, no doubt after u ing il as direct:
ed Ii act. specifically upon the stomach and liver;
it preferable calomtl in al iliou. sea'r','he
effect IL Immediate They can De administered 70
female infant with safety and reliable oensht as
,py rim.
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For Tax Collector,

HIRAM JOURDAN,
WILLIAM l.. PARKS,
THEOPlllLuS DEAN,
l.. a. BROOKS,
WELCOM; MARTIN,
DERRICK liOLSONBAkE,
f. w. BURT,
HENRY II. HILL.
BARNEY VI. LAMAR,
JOHN QUAT'rl.EBUM,
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Read and be Convinced! /!

The editor Of the BosroS Bee" said, December
22nl. 1850: ~
DIR. IlooFLAsp's CELEskArrp GERMAN R,rTrns
for the cure Of Liver Complaint Jaundice, Dysprp.
ra Chronic or Nervous Debility, is drserredly ono
of the most popular mcicincs Of the day. There
Bi,ers have been used hy thousands. and friend At
our elbow says he has himself received nn,eRecthat
and permanent cure of Liver Complain, from The
use Of thi. remedy. We convinced that, in.ue
of these Bitsrs. tho patient constantly gain strength
and vigoe-e fact worthy Of great considerations
They are psasan, in taste and smell. and can be
used by perons with the most delicate stomach. Win
from experience, and to the afflicted We advice their
ure.
"Scorr's WEEKLY" one Of the best Literary,
papers published. said.
abr. IFoorLANos GERMAN BIrTERs, rnanufae.
tnred by Or. Jackson, are now recommended by fome
Of the most prominent members Of the ncuty n an
article Of much efficacy in cases Of female weakness.
As such is the CASE, We woud ndrisc all mother. 10
obtain hottie and thus rave themselves much ,ick
ness Persons of dcbilitatcd constitutions will End
these Bittsrs advantageous to their health, as We
know from experience the sautary effect they have
nnon ,kr.l !" - -" :
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LcoK WELL. TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE.
They have the written signature Of C. MACK
son upon the wrapper, and his name blown in tho
bottle, ,rihom rhieh they are spRrious.-s..
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the German
Medicine Store, No. l20 Arch street, one door below
Sixth, Philadelphia; and ny respectable dealer1
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August 81,
DIR. ROGERS
LIVERWGRT AND TAR!

4 SAFE and certain cure for Coughs. Colds,
N Group. Asthma. Consumption Of the Lungs
Splitting of Blood. bronchitis, lloopng Cough, apd
all Pulmonary Affections.
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1I3 Chartrcs street; New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southern States, to whom
all orders must he addressed.
ssJ' Sold. also by G. L. PENN. MgefeM c: H
wSkDLAW d. DENDY, Abberie {. H.; PRATT
g. JAMES, Newbcrry, \. }. CREIGHTON, Ham,
burg, So Co.
Aprl IT III
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Removal !

ENT,@< MY Friends and customers can
1R]rH 81 find me in the house bs1v" I'"',
or@SA.S lingsw1r,h & Nicholas, and as
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The American Geographical and Statistical
Society.

SOClcvys
THIS association held its monthly meeting last cvexlue
In the University Hon. George Bancroft in tho chair.
The 0u.sMAS stated briefly the objects Of the society,"
II was he reid his fixed belief that every thing which -
laos to culture -cience, or philosophy fine sr>
hing that elevate rfnc adcn ifc-dcservss
10 thrrshed and developed In tho United States uaseu
than any country in the world II Is considera>is
that ought TO weigh with ovcry patriot how the efforts q
the public should be concentrated and made TO brisQ
about these results which most desirable In ohsx
countries there bodies of men-an arhtocracy,
fixed govcrpmenwhch concentrate efIorts guide them,
encourage and reward them but In this country theV
NIL equal and they should therefore, learn how 70
meet equal terms and to the universal mAn.
10 the mind the people Of tho Uatcd Status
MI those henehts which enanate froa the highest
degree a culture. With reference this city which
the had the happiness of belonging should not bc for
gotten that has attained distinction in tho wosld
such city attained III time past In short pc
rod II viii be- found fact that the commerce Of this
prt-Nsw fork-today Il greater, vastly greater than
s the Of Great Britain al the time when
s.nt Ia make his discoveries in the Pacific ocean
H. then they their responsibilities by tho posi-
ion which they they should at last come
10 the conviction that they bound to do something
To concentrate that information which Is attained
fptcrg our globe They fhouli have AN interest too
Ia cytry thing which related TO their fellow The
deep interest too that Il taken In pcty in the spiritual
welfare Of every nation of mankind Of ths oharao-
tcrties Of American life There h no part Of tho world
In which lively and deep interest Is taken In pro
noting the dissemination OF religious truth among al
the nations ~ the earth nsnfcscd In the United
ststss Afsur,dy Therefore, they ought TO find ~
me 10 ausTicous results in the project they haA
entered ON. This society humbl. In Its origin and
assuming In IT, prcension consists OF who dcsrc -
nd,nnce those ends and who willing TO be the
wants Of the public king themselves useful thaw
can according TO their limited means circum. .ances
Rev. Br HAwEs read communication which he hnd
received from Hon. Hamilton Fish promising TO send
such docun ns should be printed by order Of Con-
grs-. which might prove a interest 10 the society
Mr. Jo4W. LsA'rr on part q executive committee.
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From Washington City.
LIBEL sUIT-ARRlvAL or Kossurn, ETC.

WAsBiScroN, April 10, 1852
In the United States Circuit Court to-day interest
re lifsl trit was commenced The parties General
Nilhtman, now Chief Clerk In the Patent of,oe and
I5,ut Barnty z. 5 N. Weghtran the guardian
of larncys wife, formcry Miss Dc Eaft) and on the
ofo of The election Of Mayor two yess since Wcghman
ltiIe candidate for the of;cc publication was issuod
by IsIncy charging Wcrhtman with gross mismanago-
ncut q his wiic's ots,c. Hence follows tho suit
tGtrc. Bradley md E,y FOR the prosecution and
N,g Cbtoh aud Linton for the defence Much Interest
j, .Cttro " The natter.
NCttuth arrived ltro this sfteiuccr hy tho Southern
boat Gtd Tslgirtd to tie National Hotel lie Is
tCiyII Nst,rs
glo vC,lmtu ergfe,d on the Capitol extension arc
ELly IioiG,d ct TIC final psfstge " the extension
lglutIIiatiCn.
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From, the south.

THE FIRING INTO THE STEAMER CAMAYcuE ny Msxr-
CAN SOLDIERS, ETc.
B.LrfHoRy, April N, 1861
The Southern mail. IA late as due, IL to hand The
steamship Yacht arrived at New Orleans w,h the par.
tculars Of tho firing into tho steamer by Me,
cans while shc going up the Braos After tho boat
left Brownsville party Of Mexioans observed fol.
lowing her along tho bank but nothing occurred until
the 26th, when party Of Mexican came down 10
the river and hailed them saying soldiers above
were going to take the steamer When the boa, arrived
a the point Indicated she fred into BY concealed
party Vive shots fired three Of thcm taking effect
upon the boat-ortunately not injuring any II Il
supposed the shots intended for Genera Carayaia
it being known he going up the river
Rasch, the German who shot in baltimore on sun
day, died to-day postmortcm examination showed
that two balls had traversed entirely through his brain
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Highly Inseressing from Albany.

THE CANAL SANDANus cAsg IN rnE COURT oy
rEALs-BusiNiss ~ Tng LEUfsLAruH, Erc.
srroiAL conn,srorprNet or rvs WV ronx .ssAIp.
hLsssv, April n. 1s6x
The members OF the Court Of Appeals all ths
bench. this morning except Judge Watson who detained
st Catskli by illness.
The mandsmus c1c wns called when MIR Pootc. en-
poyed by the Governor argue the of
the Canal law made motion Ia postpone tho consder
tion q the until next term Hogavo tho reason
that there u bill pending in the senate 20 put
vitality in the Canal law of last year. that his colleague
Judge Bronson not In Court, and could attend
during this term and that he himself had had
Client time to prepare himself to argue the case.
Mr.. John G Spencer, behalf ofthe Auditor replied
and strongly urged that the argument bc q, N
menccd He conendcd that II was question In vovinx
greater interests to ths people VI this state sny
other brought before any of their Courts He aid
tracts Of ton millions made aud therr has
issue arcn ct much Importance that the state css
do not feel safo IN proceeding further under tho
until the Count shall render Judgment upon the
tracts, and decide whei her not they va and
legal Ilo hoped tho Court would consent to post.
ponement asked for by tho Governors counsel.
Mr. Samuel BearLiey. the side also urged that
the argument might proceed lie believed that the Canal
bill contained provisions in express contravcnon Of the
ution, and prepared 10 argue tho question
He did hope the Court would postpone this
because certain law was pending In either branch of
the Legislature.
Mr. Foote replied in support Of his motion
The Court took II under consideration and decided 10
proceed with the consideration Of the cause.
Mr. Spencer and MIR Beardsley submitted arguments
and before tho latter concluded the Court until
tomorrow morning.
The Senate, after being in session all night finally
half past nine O'Clock this morning took until
eleven, when they assembled. vote taken upon
the Canal bill by common consent Mr. Babcock (whig)
wanted to insert amendment, which not allowed
He thcrcupon refused TO vote, aud persisted against all
attempts to compel him. Mr. Vanderbilt opposed
tho preamble, and therefore declined voting MIR Smith
and Mr. Davenport shot the pit. The bill finally passed
-. uemOcrat6-Messrs,
and Snow, voted for the bill
The Senate won't into executive session In tho after
noon and confirmed nearly every nomination sent by
the Governor being the laat executive day.
The House was engaged tho whole day In tho third
reading Of bills
laws. w.
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April 13-Noon.
The mandamus called up. when motion was
made to further postpone the argument.
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From IInrt ford. Conn.



HARTFORD, April -. 1862
The city election took place yesterday The wings
red five wards out Of the six and elected five aldermen
TO one dmocrat also 20 councmen four of The oppo.
site party The wings have likewise tho city Clerk Col
lecor Treasurer and Sheriff by handsome maJoritios
There election for Mayor the present
holding over.
The walls Of tho building In Kingsby street occupied
hy Hose Company No. fell about vo clock last even
ing buryDg five children beneath the ruins two Of whom
have died. two others lie in hopeless condition while the
fifth will probably recover.
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Destructive Fire mt Charleston.

CHtRLksToN April 3 IY52.
fire broke out at midnight, in the wooden building
on the southeast corner OF King and Burns lane
occupied by Mrs. Recko, grocery, which entirely
consumed the flames then crossed to the west side Of
King street and destroyed the houses owned by Charles
Dunn. ID Mcclure, NJ u. Hyams SON. and the store Of
g. p Williams. The loss IL cstms cd at between SIS 900
and $4,000. The insurance partial. Mr.. Habsr-
sLam who occupied the northeast of King street
and Burns lane. also sustains serious loss his goods
having been much damaged by water and removal.
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From PhilnsicIuIain.
SHOCKING ADMINISTRATIONS, Erc

'HVVhTNV ANNIUfNIa-- IOIUE, ETC.
PHrLADrLraia, April Is, 1882
John Irwin, lad fifteen years old, employed In the
hemcal works near Grays Ferry, drawn into the
machinery, to-day by his apron catching upon the band
Both his legs awfuy crushed and he was taken 10
he hospitul this evening, in q dying condition.
Washington Iiaman, the painter, who fell yesterday
rom fifth story, has had both his legs amputatcd
The German proprietor Of lager beer tavern in Pom
district committed suicide this morning, by hanging
himself
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Miss Hayes at Cincinnati, 30.

Ct-cIaNArI spril i3, 49,.
Catherine Hayes left here to-day for Columbus. she
was very successful here having eivon four concerts -
full houses each occasion.
The river ID falling fat
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Suicide by a Maninc.

PHiLAD,LrHiA, AprI l3 1883
David Long, carpenter Of Moyamepsing committed
tuicide this morning, by quitting bis throat iIo had
been laboring under MAINLY
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New ORLEANS, April r. 1850.
Advcc~ ,n Mexico to the Goth ult., state thaa tas
foreign ministers had protested ngnna1 tho tariff susd
iy General Avnos mt Matamoras. and large number Il
merchant hnd aiso refused TO acknowledge It, pay ts
duties II imposed Much excitement prevailed in osass-
Quenoe, and trouble IL was feared would ensue.
New Oni April Ia, 185&
Cotton Is In active demand Tho days salcs have bsn
10000 bales at full and IL prices for tho better grn1c
but very irregular fer tho lowe qualities Low mdd
is quoted at tEc. . &c. good middling 7Ec. a So.
NEw ORLRArs April Is, 85&
Cotton-Sacs to-day IL 600 bales at steady prices
Dealers waiting for the per the America.
CirolSrAri, April l3 1855.
Bulk sdes selling at 8kc Lard Is selling at &c. fE
barrels and l0c. for kegs.
CHARLKsror, April IL, 1880.
cotton-Ssies Of $50 bales, ut 0hc, Sfc.-msEkSe
firm.
CpaRLEsroS, April Is, 1850.
Sales Of cotton to dny, 21co balcs, at o. SHc The
market Is hrm and tho better qualities tend upward.
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HON Arrival - the Amorsoa mt II slifhx.
PonrL.sp Aprl Is l8s&
Our latest accounts from Halifax are to O'Clock tlH
evening, at which tn,o tho Ameros had bosn se-
nausa.

BrOn Boston.
rAssAaE or THE MAINE LAW rKK HoUsa-MEM
DROWNED, ETc.
Bosror, April Is 1854.
Tho Maine Liquor bill passed. the MASsAehusetts IIoua
OF Representatives to day, by S3 majority with nearly IN
tho amendments passed In committee Of tho whole snA
with another amendment postponing ns operation m
sixty days from and after its passage.
On Saturday afternoon, Edmund Furrcss, George bun
ker MIR Durham and and man whose naRc ID uD-
known. drowned Portsmouth, N. H., by the W.
setting Of . boat.
violent rto,m Of snow with strong gale has bses
rsQtnQ bers AL day
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Meteorological Observations.
~ Moasrs MAGNETIC LINE ovv'oR WALL svsss


BROADWAY.
TUESDAY, April ls 18GG
BuvvAIs, Q p. M.-ThermomsteI As. Barometer ~
AZ. Wind south. Clear evening.
RocHssrrR. p p. Milne pleasant evening. rhoxns-
meter a6 Wind southwest. Clear.
SYRACUSE, . y. M.-Plcesant evening Wind naatA-
vest Thermometer 80.
AuRunr, pP. M.--Cloudy, but warm. ThermonetW
81 wind west
Urea, p. M-Cloudy evening. Wind west. ThSs@
mometer "a.
ALBANY, . p M.-Cloudy Wind northwest. T1Aar-
momcter 45 Barometer 2o77D. Mercury IL.
Tror. or MI has been cloudy day. Wind NORTH.
Thclmsanetcr a.
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iDyo.iiion fIerh .1cfress.-ie-terdsy afternoon
very pretty freEch actress Of very lAdy-ke sp-
p1nr.nce snt.rvd the Police Court the Tomb. accom-
panied by her counsel Mr Y. CUppa.dgo aud enlur.d
ier the ,ittng Magistrate bsior. whom APPEAR shs
WI he'd TO prefer charc u ,wiadlng whereby tho far
inppiIan alleges the has been dofrauded Of
quantity Of jcw,lfy amounting n value 70 about ~ 900.
IL seems fcm the 1ce represented by the complain
ant that Ia March lat iha Gpysd 10 by frsnoh-
fer the Ian e $40 Which surn he represented he
wsntcs for hs pufre y pr,cu iecuss Tor ThoatS
and which he prouissd ~ pay bsk again the DAY,
MD sLs conclude 70 pnd IL The lady, however, acs
having II In ready eush solunsc ths u her osksf
Il jewsiry valued elto0 Cn wLA the Essnchnan pro
cured th r,quid suE y hypc1leoatng ths sscls with
broker ia Vel. str,e u l. needis g say tns Freach
emitted - Iay bach SIC naa'y afd tcdsem tba
leweny ard the cunadng hetrsss hNs ben
uHAbss ~ n cura aay rafss @aa h. makes ap.
pieaton before ~ lolcs ccgrt ~ith ye~ o. Obtaining
hcI pTufeity, which sAs fKas las Ossn obtained froA
her ~ . ,ri6k aud levre with irlnt 10 chreg aa1
4, fIAua her or "a The atgye asnsd gEopsrty
- ssatHE .4Btoy - ficer y oesy q - Riist uanj
rci'ce autt scd on Monday nsht tso naa4ca Dagd
. Ee,fe and Ihoma AFuaalrugs charge ~ atahbng
ociman named Sex stsses VIII tafr iuh sinS ssvs-
"a dhre,ttu Wourd "a ths sds an - u seems thAs
he affs, tn place "a . Ia snleui ntaatfa No ITO
Cedar strre' bstrssa 10 nteul ~ p@t4s HSsus 80
la,or. q aIsae s'd y - s9rsi siAsf rseeivei ths
So capfp o,at ~ Mguisi sr.A "a ecaEsysa 10 ths
tity io pin ani i.c 1ccuss psft - wefs C9inHsts
rrft1 ~ 'ultice II lefa 90 fuftt txariia iaatisn
gyol,r Gsss =, sstit .@Is ssr Lgut RI ne Ys,t ~
waIu afr.ftd ~ 3otGsy nafhk i fnrn slsfssa 4aaa
sb.rtl,r tu change 4 hHtirT svfaas'ed Avsy aass4-
Natsda aait aud is.isr1 - pas tucpr hrasa =
e. Ao. .sA,tpas - ~ n a. bs an1 sttti 80 u..l.
at.ly cst ~ ota "a T.. t.lk. A@e atray s.s psaes
lfrr ne gpessrS ulrt g. T4rrs HsM ~ }fl fa4rd
N.fect le t.retftR was ra..H a #U4 naN .l -
y uHds. D. scrr.tl NN C5ltf.8 .st tss A.
iultcn NAa g NAle.slsf l.t- .aa.a t ell f go
tis4sa
IA,sn rpea c,,rA Ro,..-rt hs~s aoas r.e.'is =
Go,ts ~ Gslstsa = Co.'S hsaa e. IL. a ait"a t1s
cniy eo,un,Lt ts,l.b.a .n a. isr@ s4sene u ~
ruf.d.Lt n a. rpaly spit'rs.r ~ aua'a = "a
hmtlfin tesa W. ~ i..'- ~ Nj ~. -. ', -.
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The Louisiana Convention

NV UhIrAys, April l3, Iss2.
Yesterday, vote taken throughout the
holding convention to alter the stats constitution In
New Orleans the vote 800 in favor and only l50
against.
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Fire at Louisville.

LoUlkrItiE. April II Ib5S
a frc ocourrd on Saturday night in the engine and
! Cbuo ghtp C Mufra Lawson franks 20, doing
ttnpo 10 The t&tnt u about $500, which u covered
~ In uruLrN
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interesting Items from Ceorgsn.

FATAL ALTERCATIoh-TuB SAVANNAH fIKE-FATAL
EXPLOSION or ALcOu0L-AU0UaTA MusIcfPAL
ELECTION, ETC.
SavAsSAu, Ga, April ~, 1853
ii,raltercation on saturday. at Marietta, Cap.
I'd sissman, formerly Of ths schooner Exit running be-
,wecn Savannah and Charleston but for years past
located In Georgia shot dead through tho heart by
Mr. Paten, whose brother s married TO sssuans daugh
ter.
Tho ship Isabella, q Baltimore, which injured by
the fire here has been found considerably damaged
soils rigging and masts and 1t will - 0oo
TO repair her.
barrel Of alcohol exploded In tho grocery u w.
W. Goodrich, In this city last night killing n.xro boy
who was incauticusly HnR spirit gas lamp ne~r the
barrel Mr. Goodrch's stock also much damaged.
Mr. Tocmbs arrived at his residcncs from AAhington
on Saturday evening. He 10 still fecbs but l. gradually
recovering and will soon his seat In Congress
Dr. William u. Deesng wss elected Mayor of Augusts
tod
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Asscssbly.
ALsAsv, Aprh Is, 1859

ALsAsv. Aprn Is, 1859
rns oosnon SCHOOL vuUD.
The bin TO incrcsAs the capital Of the Common School
Fund and 10 oisvste IN. standard Of common sohso.
education again taken up, bAed st length, and
thea pA1sed
usuw,-ALssSv rusNx,., sIc.
The vote registering The Usury bill rcconsdersd.
and the hin again rjccted-
The bill to incorporate the Albany Tunnel Company
wss passed.
motion made TO take mp tho resolution Tor tho
sdjournn,eat, but II was objcoi.l 10.
rAIHCIic AsvIsA
The hill IN relation 10 tho Rsman Catholic Orphan Asy
ium In the city % New York, paved.
rsK NesenANr sLi-
Mr. HAHr moved Ia take mp tss motion 10 rrconsidor
The vote ON tho emisant bill This motion 70 reconaidsr
Several other bills acted on; afer which
vss taken
AFTERNOON SESSION.
r,uip ssApro % ana.
tn. foi"sins hills read third time and passed
when mot othsr~i~e noieL;--
To cosc part Of Bedford road SC.
To enabae tharlc- james Murray IN hold real estate
To establish permanent exterior street along the
Haritni ri,rr In the city "a Now York
To provide Tor the election Of four In tho city
Of New York.
To regulate the rate ~ wharfage In the c.es q New
To incorporate tho Nee York Ar Hal Association
inssstutions
n rtreS WIS takru ttl oclork
EVENING sKSsiOS.
nuaN NnE.n vAsssp.
Ts define thr exemption Katon putAie build
ipss In the city ~ New York
To enable the Trustees q the Scsmcps Fund and Re
treat TO borrow money.
To incorporate the American biographical and IIistor-
cal Society.
In relation TO the church charity foundation In
brooklyn.
In relation 10 the collection of In the Eighth and
Ninth wards In the city ~ BrookIyn.
kslsti,e to making rolls n tho county VI
Kings.
The third reading of bills under the joint rucs having
been completed tho House proceeded 10 tho regular order
~ busin.,s
To amend the Williamsburg school law
Respecting the ofhoers Of the brooklyn Institute,
Relating TO the City Judge Of Now York and ths Re
cor,kr
To authorize supervisors to increase salaries
To authorize the Board Of Supervisors of Kings county
10 borrow money for ho'pitsi purposes.
nsrosrs CONSTITUTES
Ey Mr. kEsN-Favoraby. ON tho bill 10 incorporate the
Staten leland Savings Bank.
by Mr. LrokU-favonhy tho bin 20 authorize
General crap and others 10 hold real estate Also In
relation to certain property held la trust by John " L.
Pruyn-thc Co-ser trust.
By Mr. A. SMiu,-Tbe General Appropriation blii with
amendments II made tho special order for to.
nj eleven o'clock
Tho Canal Appropriation bill added Adjourned
I'll tea o'clock to morrow