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EVENING STAR.

HIss.-"The pages of our to-day his
tory will be full of HISS, said old Roger,
throwing down tho paper he had been
reading. "Can you tell me-" said he
why the present time is like a certain
stage in a woman's life2" This was
asked Of the Brahmin POo-Poo, who was
watching through the window Ike's eff.
forts to inveigle cat into a slip-noose
hung over q hole in the fence. The
Brahmin, as he stroked his long beard
said by the power of Buddah, he could
not tel tor the life of him. 1t e because
1t IS the Historical period" Mrs. Par
tlngton, who was darning a stocking,
laid 1T down in her lap, and raised her
needle to a perpendicular, like lance in
rest. "Did you ever see SIGH deings?''
said she, cit seems as if folks had eat
shame and drank arter it. There don't
seem hardly virtue enough in our house
OF reprehensibles to save 'em from the
fate of Sodom and Tomorrow. Only
look at EN-" continued she, with her
eyes on animaginary conclave Somewh ere
near the centre Of the whitewashed CELL
ing, cone half Of 'em investigating tie
doings and undoings OF the other half.
and heaven knows where it will end. II
our blessed old commonwealth wasn't
agin anything Catholic, she would take
a purgatory and wash the evil off," She
stopped here, and charged home with
her needle on the blue lines of the foot,
old Roger and the Brahmin walked out
in search of recreation, while Ike con.
tinued his experiments in natural histo-
ry.-BoSton Post.
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On marriage, its duties aud aisQualifcatioas, snd
their remedies; with itaog-sphs, illustrating The
anatomy and rhysiology, and diseases Of the repro.
iuctiTe organs Of both esxee, their structure us.s
And functions. A pcErlG- and comprehensive tres.
Use on the duties and ccsuA'iss, ineie and mar.
ued hfe-happy and fruitful A;.s,. ,ss, mode q -
curing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'D in.ssttle cn,a-...i,
oosisooA sad fesossl-.&p1r-kl, Int t. tsass
ontotapt.t,ns ucaafrsc ~. that viii overcc.e o.
iections 70 Ii; nono. tesever. shcald take tbs no
portsnt sep SitfCut Erss consulting It's Las
scmmentaris5 on the dees3es s,d medical ant
81 snsles froc Infancy 10 Old are, each esss graph
tcslIy Illustrated ~ Eaeutfal htEnsrxokIc pist.s-
nsrycss debility, Us CAUSES and cure, hy PROOFS
az once 50 siasle ssfe sad eject ual thai faiIur.
liz possi5.e--ul-s tor daily nsnsgorasnt-sn .s.sy
"a spnsnatoTrhOss Elth practical observations OK
ssfeT, sEd rors suocossfal MODE Of tr~stuspt-nre-
stationary hints OF the evils resulting for, ,mn;r
Sal prsctcs-4n essay On Gil diseases srisine Houi
todiscretion, with plain and E,Gble rules by .hich
eh persons can cure themselves without mercury
fes'sAes rs taose self indicted rise,iss snd Sisp
eoirted hopes ~ r.Sortrcstsiy prevalent In tbs
Iorrs. II truthful s5stssE to The married sAs
those oontoTp plating marriage. It's peruGsI q par
eculsriy recommended to persons entertaining 50
net doubts Of their kysicsi condition ana vho ara
,onecious Of having hszsrdsd the health. hsppipss
and privileges TO which every human being Ia On
HtIsd 70.
Price 26 seutc psr copy, or Eve comics for One dbl
or. A.ilsd free Of postage to any psrt Of TIE Unt
N.B.-Thoss who prefer r,,y oopepl,pr 1, c.cu
epcn any OF the disc sses upen which sis boof treat
etner fereonaliy CT by mail. Medicine sent 10 any
part Of the Union according 10 dirset;ons ssf.l,
PACKED Ano carefully secured from All obe,rysticn
ADDRESS Ut. NJ. b. La CR0IX, No 81 Maiden LSus
OK rest one Box s7a, tIbsIy, NY.
arnd,, U t,o. open ssiiy nom m top N, anda
- Gmc. Removed from No. 6 Beaver q,
asss
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" Somebody says that a woman
abandOns her opinion the moment her
husband adopts it; even in church, the
women sing an octave higher than the
men, in order not to agree with them IN
anything.
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l,s74,357 OF
n-cFFTcEs CREATED AND THE s,L,RIE,
IllEKEDF |

lL.-CFFiCEs CREATED AND Tue s.L,RIEs
THEREOF
BY re at (ehip " inr The better preservation Of
ne sud pr perry fr vesSeis Ell 81 eek "a On g.
rCss,s Of tio United States
keep r. Of Ii int b, use stations en- Ire ooas,a r.,
u, : IsI.nI sud New ssrSey, and ssgperirteIde-,
aEo fEaLI haye Il . pcEGrs sni p-rf rm the dut;rs
'fsninseect % eustous sutacTz d ts be d -oint
ed. fScl keeper T. rec, i've CON- sIsston not ex.
CeeGi-g two hunjIed dO1l-rs.
Ky tbs sc. (ksp ~ TO ccrt;nue 10 force, Cor q
u35ed iims, TIE Ir visions Of he at Of Cor.
rrsss OF AsIc7 ., ,S5i, srd the &c ord sectson OF
ale sufp'sIneIt o. jar uaTy H. ls5t, so as TO en-
sb r the had Of lsnd C nm gioI trs in CIlifor-
= 20 c'osr = cir adjUd GATOR CT private land
1t g ia thai ate, ard fr ether purpose,
The c!st let attorney .or the nori hera district OF
al ltIbia authorizes empty asis ant council,
Ia : not exc e1irg ;broe n 90 AID six bun
LrlG t'H-Ts Ter rum, and lot IN 10 than two
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
&&4 1a
On and after Tuesday, Nou. Z, IS

On and after Tuesday, Nor. Z, 1854,
THE Cars leave Alexandria daily for aorlops.
4 vile and ipterII-dists stations at IL oeiock.
=. n, on The arrival Of the boat from WsshinStop.
giving amps tims for breakfast On board Con.
ascting ct Manassas Juncti.u with trsi. for strss
burg, Q. Warrcnton in, ction with . train for War.
cepton, and At Gordonsvile with The trains on the
VirgioiG Central Railroad FOR Richnond, Charloste&
Vile, ana Staunton.
The cars leave Gerdonsvilie daily for Alexander,
sud insermediats stations, AZ II before L. o. n. On
the arrival Of the t-aus o: tie Virginia Central rail-
cosd from Richmosd, Charlottesville, and Staun,oa
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APPROPRIATIONS. &c.

tCoEfinue3 from Supplemental
- tie joint resolution 6.r the r-lief q. Jam.s
Hughes.
fr sIeh eIJthlng &c S15 furLishsd By
f.In to company CT volunteers en-
2zged III The Seminole W.T. CON-
iHaeoet h-st BY Captain Alexander
T. bIStfOrj. and afterwards by Cap
tan Jesse IcAIzbon. iEdefirite
~ the joint Tesclu,iJa Cr the re,if of Joel U.n,v
Dyer.
FIX tie fer-oes c { the said Joe U.-rv
Dyer as j. ise advocate in the reyi-
znsrL Ia tie Sc riuole var co1Eleni-
80 by ID. AleX4Ucer Is. Bradford
less he amount which n, been laid
s'4d Der iCr IS rVioes as a private
Ia said $50 4a
DJ TIE jn,ht rsso utica tnsE;ng an sp3rorra.iou fer
IN puTci.a7e Of territGrisl Libraries
- TIE purchase OF teTrit rial ItIaries
Green OF the TeErit iss Of Kansas
"''-'- a'-'....'.''..- ...--..,.....,... LOCO CO
" tn - n re Clution making epproprisfiop fer
re piynen' CT these EMIT ed 10 the teosfits-, Z
TIE Re "a ioa Of tie House OF Representative Of
Use l oitet sta'ss, pazsst March thi d, eighteen
hu>CTed AMI IF I've, voting ezra comrens .t;on
70 pages fcl1er5 and others.
Eor the payment Of e. 81 II voted by
tie House OF EeT rrsentat:yes, March
third, eighteen AaEdred ard ty fSe
for the payment CT psg-s, fold rs, and
otler emf l7y ees. indefinite
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FOE MOUNT VERNON.

On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS:
SASas6 Fare round trip 81; from Ale,-
andris 10 cents The THoMAs OoLLYRR leaves
washington st ard Alexandria ct qx O'Clock
Coschss leave the Capitol fer tie boat ct c'e,k.
Coach fare 10 certs.
Persons wishing the Coaches VIII Leave Aeir red.
asnce with Geo. Tkos Parker
Refreshments on the boat
oct I5-dtf SAINT, GEoyIY csr%
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&E Mott Bedell's Line. a

NEW YORR, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING TON
CITY, Ind DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
Il from pier IA East River, New York, aud oflener
If necessary, end are composed Of the following Grst
class vessels:
New schr. a. v Bede,i, Dedell, messer.
New schr. Mott Bcdeh, A. ". Tredwen.
Schr. Ann d., VIM. Oliver, muster.
Schy. Toianf, l.. A. Smith, master.
Schr. Commander in CA,sf, Wogism, master.
schr. Greenrdy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saIers and the uas,cr,
men Of experience IN the trade, and the only reeu
,ar line Of Washington City packets.
MOTT BEOELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
8. g. MASTERS SONS,
Alexandra, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
Feb l-6m Washington and ID. G.
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CHEAPEST COOK EVsS
PUbLisHEr, and consisting
kearly anub!e the Quantity q
rssdirS matter IN tIst q The
iIftv CEfI-S OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
1t trs~ts on the PlYsTOLo-
GT CT MARRIAGE, ana the
secret i,hrniitiesand disorder
Of youth And maturity, r.
cutting from exeesses, which
destroy the physical ard men
-. $780, x-:fh - 49,.
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For Lynchburg, connecting with the et.ges d
Charlottesville, on Mondays. Wednesdays, and m
ifys.
Por Lcrsy spd Esw Market oopnsctin. with tbs
aseo at oulPeper, On Tuesdays, II ursdays, and Sat
urdsy.
Pc Winchester eAily, connsct;ng With the s.Asss
ct Piedmont
Tor @idd'asarg daily, connecting with the Stages
&c tie Plains.
Per order: " d. BROCEETT lrsr<
Gov 5-sftf
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NJ EM0lRs OF THE COUNTESS OF nIcS
~ A'"a'on, sy..R r. Madden, NJ. r. 1. -
FRANCK TAILtjR
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Z. II. BATES.
POLICE MAGISTRATE.

FIRST ST, NEAR PENNA. AVENUE,
and Bounty Land Claims attended q
nav Ielm
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Private Medical Treaties
PnY5IoLOdICAL vIgw OF MARRIAGE.

y. Il. La C.tCIX. n. D.,
<LB4ST, NJ z
$50 fsses All leo Sipe Plain aud Co,orsS IJtbe
graphs and tlstea.
&c Prise oaiy SS CsstsTa
t1-gept free G.. ros.p 70 N all nar.. ,f th.
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BANKING HOUSE OF PArRo q NouIL
OPpnsfe Usited Stat-s Nsoary.
{loNDS, Stocks and Other secpriues rssebssos
I'D and sold.
iowef on del oSits when left lcr 20 Ssu or loasci,
ta 2i-Sla
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THE NEW YORK 4 LIVERPOOL
4s UNITED STATES SfHeS
MAIL STEAMERS.
'HK ships COMPRISING THIS LINZ ARI
i THF-
ATLANTIC, CART West
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Ceustoci,
ADEIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
fhsce chips have been built by contract, expr.sr.
~ for Government service; every care has he@u
taken in ueir consrUGticn, es In the Engipes 20
iusdre strength and speed, ard their sccopuois.
tons TOR passengers are unequailed 70: eieennoe
AID comfort.
Price Of passage from New Tork to Liverpool. IA
hIst %
cecobo 20
E1cissive use Of extra sire state roons...... a0s
From Liverpool 10 New York f30 and go.
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each shIp,
NO berth can he secured until paid for.
Tor height CT psrssse spply to
1oWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.
Is Wall street. Mes York
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 90,
&c. ROBERTS a CO.. AefP00A
l3 Kings trps Yard, London.
JOHN EUNROE h co,
20 Kue Notre psroe 6Hs VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. Il. DRAP.R, Hsvpe.
The owners Of thsSe ships will sot be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie ievelry rrg~ous
stones or metals, unless bills Of lsding sre eyrsl
therefor, and the value thereof thsrein expressed.
nov lS---tl~
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEA.
NMAiL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more,
lev prices, and tsrms to suit. LLOYD 90.
nUIL ING STONE,
ON TOT sale, deliverable at the Canal, or whsrve
washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. =
LLOYD 4 90
18th street. OPP. Treasury pspsrtnsst
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WuRTEMRURa.

WURTEMBUR1.
5tutts,rd., ore THOUSAND dollars.
BADEN
Carlsrue, one Thousand dcllars
SWITZERLAND.
Rasle, teen hundred dollars.
Zulich, hftesn hun ired dollars.
Geneva, fifteen hundred dollars, ..
sARDINIA.
Genoa, one thousand five hundred dollars.
TUSCANY.
Leghorn, fifteen hundred dollars
KINGDOM OF THE T no srCILIEs.
Naples fifteen hundred dollars.
Palermo, fifteen hundred doIlns.
Mes5ins, one THOUSAND dollars.
TURKISH COMMONS.
Co.s'aatlnople, two thousand fiye hundred dol.
a-s
Smyrna. two thousand icllars.
Beirut. two thcusand dollars
Jeru allen, one thousand dollars
Alexandria, three thousanl 70 hun lre1 do liars
BARBARY STATES.
Tans;ers, two thousand Eve hundr, d dollars.
Tripoii, Two Thousand five hundred dollars.
Tons, two thoysanl five hun irsd dollars.
. . CHINA
Canton, three Thousand 6oll!rs
Sna gaa', three thous md do lars
Amy, twoLty five huudred dollars.
fouc low, two thousand Eve hunir-d dl,ars.
Mngpe, tEo tho lsand Fl 70 hundred d lass.
JAPAN.
Sim
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These bi;ters arc etrely rssaable they invisora,e
and strengthen the system, never PROSTATE it, and
can b. used fer inflais We II rs a.! ulrs.
For sle by respectable dealers everywhere and
by Il. ID. GIL MAN, Washington; J. l.. KIDWELL
GeoreetowR; and J. Il. PiERPONT, Alexandria
mar I-Iv
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CtAsH MUSIC SToRE--MUsIC AT REDUCED PRICES
~ HORACE WATERS, music publisher and dealer OF
No 333 BroadwaJ, has determined not only to sell
sic at half price during the month of January as he has
advertised heretofore but from this time to sell all OF
his copyright pieces at that rate and also make
large reduction from bis former on ali of his copy
rights which latter comprise many Of the great and
popular works OF the first European and American
composers This stand Is To. In the face Of almost
the unanimous oppost on Of the trade, but with the
belief that It Is which tue public VIII sustain, and
that the public will frowu upon all combinations OF mo-
nopoles organized TO impose upon purchasers undue
disproportoned profits He has also msdc enormous
reduction In the prices Of his celebrated pianos melo
deons, and musical Instruments OF all kinds. Superior
toned pianos for 3175 Interior good and the entire
instrument strong and durable as tn which cost
$780, Also for S1e0 $500, S2l6, y225 $685. $3.50 $276
and those Of every variety OF style and price, compris
ing pianos from ten different manufactures Second
hand pianos at great bargains Prices from $40 TO $780,
Celebrated melodeons from i've different manufactories
N. B.-Music forwarded to all parts OF ths country,
post PAID at the above greatly reduced rates General
and select catalogues and schedule OF prices OF must
cal Instruments forwarded address free OF charge
Dealers teachers, and schools, supplied on the very
best terms.
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OAsH MUSIC sToRE-MUsIC AT REDUCED PRICES

lNAsH MUSIC ST0RE-MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
Park) have in addition to the great reduction already
made their non-copy right music decided to make
important reductions their copy rights wh consist
of all the principal works OF the favorite and celebrated
composers VIM. Vincent Wallace, Geo. 4. Root, J. A
Fowler, Francis II Brown, VIM. Dresslrr, &c, &c. A
large majority of the music publishers OF New York,
Boston, Philadelphis and Baltimore, having combined
against in order TO prevent the public from receiving
the benefit OF great reduction have refused to sup
ply orders their music, to sell any music Of
publication TO sell 10 any person who will sell at
the reduced prices For short tins onr stock may be
the right pieces OF their catalogues at the
duced prices and have douot, but we will soon
and those who will be willing to supply all our wants
We are determined to sell 10 the public at the lowest
prices consistant with remunerative profit to the
publisher and dealer, or teacher and will neither enter
into, submit any combination for contrary pur
pose corrected edition Of catalogue at the
duced prices will be ready few day and will be for
warded to any part OF the United States free OF charge
Dealers seminares and teachers supplied the lowest
terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

lathe Assembly yesterday Mr.. Aitkin gs,s nstes Of
bDi relative 10 usury III ths same a. introduced ~
Mr. Clinton Last seSson, add provide. .. follous--
tsction !. No promissory note bill of srchaaxs.
whether accommodation b1siss paper shs b. voA
BY reason of any paying receiving sxr.smsnt 70
pay sllo~ such of interest tho parties may
agree upon providing the Tins 10 " sash promis-
ary nois % bill q srshangs shah 30, srcssd six
unnfbs
sec q whsnsvsr In any action broagh, on such pro-
rnissory nos or bill % erehAngs N shah spp@sr apos
pbsdns and proofs In the action 10 that eject that
srtar rate ~ Interest has been directly os isdecsy
talsn 90 rsesised than psr osnt per snnn aa1
al that rate for longer shorter tins IA. asf.aisat
shsn recover bis full costs. and the palsH shall re-
esifs aud bs entitled 20 the principal aud more.
zee 2. Any party having pail upon saeh psomissovy
tote or bD Of srehsnse of the d.scrption n.m~d In
the hrt section Of this act, than ihs rate u
S"ssn yer cent per snnam, may reo~lrs baos ths
tire Interest toxsflsf Nth The satt an CO.
ilon al ls- provided the suit h corn-acsd within sia
months after psJ msni " such lst~r.st
rec, In all eaass ~Lsrs tbs rate Of Interest h nSa
sp<citsf ss,sn coat ssnsm, ssd ., that rats
only, shAll b. charged, psid OF rseslssd.
Fec. 70 nurh ~ the title ID 9Th chap,sf and pSra
"a Of The Hs,ssd ftsigss ssd mach ~ the a-. sf
1871 chapter 40, ss are Inconsistent uith ths provf-
sions u this Ast, are hsr-hy repealed
Fee o. Tits act shsIi iAse fleet Immediately.
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School teachers in School a. Elm street ....... 33
Various persons In sums less than So. ......... 70
Amounting in all subscribed in cash, to 81 1874 10.
The Treasurer gratefully acknowledge through the
hands of James Reed, Esq, and Alderman Henry II.
Howard donation of three large cart loads of the best
provisions from the butchers and dealers in Washing
ton market to whom the Association tender their heart
felt thanks.
The Treasurer also Acknowledges the receipt Of the
following donations--
From Hugh McKenna, one hogshead fish.
From Morriss Il Cumming five chests tea.
From Henry McCaddin one barrel beans.
From H. J. Gracey 00loaves bread.
From Mr.. Wood one busnel potatoes.
From Robert Irwin rs pair shoes.
From Thomas Clark, SO loaves bread.
The Association during the past four days has relieved
the large number Of 2. .256 persons in actual want
Donations in money, clothing provision, viii be
thankfully at the storehouse A and 40 Duane
street. by the Treasurer s8 Elm street, will be duly
acknowledged. OWEN w. BRENNAN, Treasurer.
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n REAT REDUCTION IN READY MADE CLOrHTNG.-
NJ oyercoats e5 dress aud frock coats, -, originally
cost sie 1000 fancy silk aad velvet vests from - 20
"a each. GEO. LEvrE, corner Of Nassau and Beck
man streets.
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MUSICAL.

DANJO-BANJO-THE BANJO TAUGHT IN TWELVE
ID lessons; yes, sir in twelve lessons you learn
let me teach you. WIN. ROBERTSON, No. Carlton
avenue, Brook3yn.
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CLOTHING, &C.

S~,LorHuNG MARKED DOwN.-ALFRED MUSRoE
~ Co, AL Broadway, nov ofer At greatly r,iaced
prces men and boys5 overcoas and txImss together
with many other kinds OF winter apparel the object s
TO reduce their large stock Of winter clothing TO make
room for spring assortment; thor cttning mtss ap
with the best quality OF trmmings and nos marked TO
sell prices which cannot fail TO suit parchasers
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Ibs following is soyy u this o., introduced In the
Senate yesterday appointing commIssloasn 70 leesss
the nsu STATE LanSils Asylum
ssetion I. Abjsh Mus. ~ Ioekport ooaa,y % via.
gars, Daniel betInson a. BEghstntos. sosniy 81
broofns and u. 7. browne % iiooni ngd.l- Me- Yrt
are bsrsby appointed Conmlssiobsrs f0r ssisrslng
ssiiabs siis ~heh 10 srset sssoni stats Lsasts
AsJism.
sse said Com msslonsrs shs have poser 10 r~e@fys.
~ git Egrcbsss, sa,atls grounds ~, l~ss thss
hfy Bnr nare hAB one handrcd ssr.s vBass W sr~s
beildlngs for ssid Asy latn.
rec 3 The Trs.sr~r ~ the Htsts 10 b-rssy satsor.
irsd, on ths warrant ~ the Cop,r.sr ~ psy ost "
sny moneys 10 ths estufy not oshsrwis. s,>
70 sah eomfnissonsrs ths sum. Bsossssy os ths par
ehsse ~ sveb grounds, not srcss'ins o. coo.
Pee. T. faid Gefnrn,ssSnsrs sbsu b. sovsi thrs< A.
lars for s,s day actually smpIJsd 10 th~ sssi~. u ,.
sprotntnssbf, and ell bsessssry travelling .srss .
rhi< cn sash duiy. Ard the r~sssr~r ~ SO STAT
hereby ssiioriIsd " ysy sash charges tbs sousas
Of the Conpts.Ii.r
sss o This 81 .hsH ,.l. .n.e, lnasaeal.ssiy.
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Tho Dssinx ~ rsGIroa5 onsr sdlogrsss frsn the
lzth s,lmo bsil lat svssiss - ths Asss Hosss
90 seoosst ~ Histsis - 20 tn tine vhsn th- meet
Ing vss 10 tshs Iisse. The si,ssasnss va@ small.
prsssnt--y. ~ Jssssos, (ehslrmas,J of The s.v Jw.
- Trssspor,.,os Compsnyi csl v Hsrs. viss prssf
esri Hsssss River Railroad s~mssl Marsh. vice prs.f.
esnisss Yors sss gris saiir.sA sr wsrss, u.sssr.s
offssss.'nss sss Western ros1. W.. gsr, director
a n vurss EsAifoss. hf. ryts. ssp<ris,@sb~si -
The uss 20. k.ss kssosf. Mr. Bs,ehford vies rssss.
GsHi a The Hsr<D Esise<A ssofsissy.
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NERs. ALwINA BUSH TEACHER OF THE PIANO
Iyl forte and vocal music, at 237 Houston street.
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Tor pupils either at her residence or TO attend
References from Europe and the city class for the
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IMPORTANT FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
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THE NEW PROnIBITORY LIQUOR BILL
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HISTORY OF THE PANAMA RAIL ROAD.
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The Mew State xunatic Asylum.
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A Bill Relative to the Usury laws.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE,
&C., &c., &c.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1885.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr. Brooks reported the New York Hsrbor bull, with
the am endments The Of the Commissioners are
left blank.
Mr. BROOKS reported favoraby the bill to increase
the capital Of the Panama Railway.
Mr.. BRADFORD reported the bill for State Luna
tic Asylum.
Mr. sPKscyR reported bill placing branches Of banks
on the same footing as the parent bank.
THE RowERY SAVINGS BANK AND BANK DISCOUNTS.
The Bowery Savings Bank reported their affairs In
answer to Senator Spencer's resolution.
Mr. HUrcHISs gave notice Of q bill to prohibit banks
discountins on surpluses.
Bills passed. ceding to the United States jursdc
ton over lighthouses to regulate excavations in New
York. and to nd the charter of the Sxpenny
Bank in New York.
CALL ON rHE COURT or APPEALS.
Mr.. LANSING introduced resolution calling on the
Clerk OF the Court of Appeals for return of the busi
In the court
TAXING INCORPORATE COMPANIES
resolution Of inquiry relative to the taxation Of in
corpcrsted companies passed.
Adjourned to Monday.
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The Treasurer Of the above Association hereby ac-
knowedees tho receipt Of the following subscriptions
and n OF the moor of the Sixth
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