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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
H{A ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New York, Oct. 81.

The steamship Asia has arrived, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst.
The steamships Kangaroo from Phila-
sdeiphia, and the Khersonese from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool ON the lGth
,ss The London money market, on the l I tn
WAS decidedly more stringent. The bro
kers' circular, dated Liverpool, October
11th, quotes the cotton market as active
and closing firm.
The political news is not very import
ant. The Neapoltan question is un-
changed, and peaceful issue is still anti
cipated. Financial affairs are still in a
stateiof suspense.
The country remains in state of sus-
pense as to money matters, but the only
agitation as yet is on the stock exchange.
s,sa The commercial wants can be supplied,
though at extreme rates.
The detailed accounts of the Spanish
= ministry had net yet come to hand further
than the official announcement that there
ais no Political eTssis, and that the Queen
made the change from O'Donnell to Har-
ssaeE solely Ca personal grounds.
The Nespolitan difficulty is without
.nuch change. It was the general inn
spression that the Anglo French ultimatum
s,Esssd de presented to King Ferdinand on
the Eth, aud failing to receive an imme-
sdiate and favorable answer, the ambassa-
taers would be withdrawn, but it was not
supposed that the fleets would Immediate
ay appear.
The Frensh feet was still at Toulon
The Vienna papers still anticipate peace
ful issue 1T is stated that in consequece
Of the growing Importance of the Europe
An eomplications the Congress at Paris
will consist of first and not second rate plen-
ipotentiaries, aud that it will soon meet
The affairs af the Danubian principalities
engage attention. and the. French papers
are opposing the Austrian occupation of
them. Count Walenskl has issued cir
cular in reply to the recent Russian doc,
ument Denmark is without ministry
the last attempt having failed
LONDON, Oct. l8, A. M.,--It is rumor-
cd that both the English and French fleets
have orders to approach Naples. 1t is
also rumored that suspicious are awaken |
ed in Vienna, that Russia and France are
engaged in negotiating secret alliance.
The free trade project In France has been
postponed till the first of July, 1861.
A dispatch from London, received just
before the sailing of the Asia, states that
in consequence of pressing note from
France, Austria has commenced evacua-
ting the principalities.
The queen of Spain has revoked the |
Constitution of 1S45, and republished the |
ancient regime
The Liverpool papers state that Mr.
Kernaghan, of Chicago. is candidate for
one Of the vacant consulships at New
York, Philadelphia, or Cincinnati.
The pressere on the Paris Bourse is still |
very severe, but the suspension of specie
payment by the banks is not anticipated
so strongly as before.
The amount ofcoutracts with the Roths-
childs for the purchase of specie is not
known, but large orders have gone out
for the purchase of all the gold that can
be obtained in Lendon, Germany or the
United States
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Clothing Store.
N office.

TINE partnership heretofore existing betweep
i J. M. BRuMELLE & w. T. KENT, trsdina an
der the name of Brumelle & Kent, in the town
OF Calais, Monroe County, Ohio, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be carried on at the old stand, by William
/. Kent; and all business belonging to said
firm win DO settled by him.
$50 J. NJ. BRUMELLE.
Sept. II, 1856, WIN. T. KENT.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that before the
1N Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
the undersigned were appointed administrators
of the estate of Elijah Steed, deceased, late OF
Monroe county, Ohio. All those indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment; and those having claims against said
estate, are notified to present them for settle
ment within one year from this date.
ELIZA JANE STEED,
RICHARD w. McANASPY.
oct. 8, 1896. Adm'rs.
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G. P. HORNE. J. KIERNAN. W. T. TERRY.
NEW MACHINE SHOP,

HURNE, kIEKN AN q co.
NJOULD respectfully inform the public that
w they have entered into partnership in
the business of
BUILDING THRESHING MACHINES
THRESHERS and CLEANERS
of the LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED STYLE.
Having been at considerable expense in pre-
pairing they are enabled to do their work
WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.
And being permanently located it is to their
interest to do their work in the best manner
possible. They. therefore, have no hesitation in
Warranting their Work.
MACHINES WILL BE REPAIRED on the
shortest notice and most favorable terms. Mr.
Horne having been engaged in the business fo7
the past year in the extensive shops at Martins
Ferry is posted i'll all the recent improvements.
Clarington, Oct. 80, 1856.
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N 4. be No 4s:si1:a bin; yi', I'll.
taxes, ola less denomi-
nation than Five Dol
lars, except upon the
solvent Banks of Ohio.
Every taxpayer is
respectfully requested
to remember the num-
Der Of the Section in
which his lands are,
and also to present his
Receipts to the Treas
urer, for work done on
the public roads, the
same as heretofore.
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~ OF E1ttSDurgh, Pa., WheSung, Va.)
and Burlington, Iowa.
Founded in 1S40, and incorporated by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, with perpetual
Charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Hon. w. n. LowRrE,
WIN. WILKINS, CHARLES NAYLoR,
MOSES HAMPTON, Gen. J. X. MooRrBAD.
Faculty at Pittsburgh.
President, P. DUFF, Author of Duf7s Book
keeping" "The Western Steamboat Account
ant" &c.; Professor of the Prime iples and Prac-
tice ef Double Entry Bookkeeping.
A. T. Howden, H. M. Cowan, S. NJ. Elder,
and w. H. Duff, Associate Professors of Book
keeping.
J. d. WILLIAMS, (the best business and Or
namental Penman in the United States) Pro-
fessor of Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, Professor of Mercantile
Law and Political Economy.
Hon. Judge SHANNON and Hon. J. NJ. KIRK
PATRICK, Special Lecturers on Mercantile Law.
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, A. NJ, (late Profess
sor of Classics, &C., in Washington College,
Professor of Commercial Ethics.
p. DUFF, Lecturer on the History and prin-
ciples of Ancient and Modern Commerce, Bank
ing, &c.
JOHN MURPHY, Teacher of the Art of De-
tecting Counterfeit Bank Notes. (Thc only
thoroughly qualified teacher of this Art in this
part of the country
The Classical Department, embracing
thorough Classical and English Education.
F. L. STEWART, a. H.. Principal and Pro
fessor of Mathematics Classics, &c.
F. L. APPEL, Prof. of French and German
languages.
81 This is admitted to be the largest and
most perfectly organized Commeyeial College
in the United States; and "paper PROFESSORS %
$50 often advertised by some Commercial Col
leges) have never been and never will be an
nounced in this. The classes have the services
of every person named above, the Trustees
excepted. The four associate Professors of
Bookkeeping have all been trained for business
by the principal, and have the benefit of his
sixteen years experience as a preceptor, and
his eighteen years. previous experiences as an
accountant.
An adequate idea Of the arrangements and
extent of business dong in the establishment
can only be obtained from the pamphlet cir
culars which are mailed to all parts of the
country, with specimens. Of Mr.. WILLIAMS
penaanship When desired. * 81 sa
DUFFS BOOK-KEEprF"' 19s@-
tavo, HarperSeS
Is cents,
DUFi
Price 5es
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Ezra J0hnson's Estate.

EZRA J0nnS0nS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was, on the 25th day of September last,
confirmed as Executor of the estate of Ezra
johnson deceased. JOB JOHNSON
Nov. 5, 1S56-pd.
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MARRIED-On M the 26th ult. by J. Mas
sic, Esq, Mr.. OHIO PENNINGTON and Miss
SARAH DEARTH, all of this county.
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DAINT AND vARNISH BRUSHES of all kinds
/ 100 kegs French Zinc, for sale low by
JNO. A. CLARKE.
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The great popularity of this delightful ARENA
has induced many limitations, viii. b the Dsh-
lie should guard against purchasing. Be nj
persuaded to buy anything else until yea haxsf
given Poerhave's Holland Bittsrs fair trial.
One bottle will convince you how ininitsly sn-
perior it is to all these limitations.
Es5 Sold at $1,00 per bottle, or six bsttiss
for $5 90 by the - f4,Hohiyr.
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FTHERIAL OIL, WHOLESALE apd RETAIL.
IL would invite the attention of consumers
of the above to the fact that I am selling a
superior article, at a much reduced price to
what it has been sold for in this place, hereto
fore. JNO. A. CLARKE
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NAns M AxDAMY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Memorial Of Citizens Of New York Re-
lative to Taxes.
Report Of the Trustees Of Trinity Church,
&C.. &C.. &c.
From tine state Capital.

From the state Capital.
II INIIY CHURCH COMMUNICATION ARRIvED-ofro-
SITE VIEWS IN CANAL B0AHD-NohrHkhh
NEW YORK P0UNcING UPON TIE TKEAsukf-Rk-
CESS or THE LOBBY ETC. - - 49,
Tho long wanted document from Trim ~ church was
presented 10 the Senate morning II Is quite lengthy
ana appa,ently specific. II will be thoroughly nvesti
rated whsa the subject comes up.
Ths Canal Board, in response 10 resolution OF the
Senste sre not unanimous to the pracic Abi ity
dischag;rg he Canal Superintendents. The majority
being Know Noshings, opposed Mr.. Uphsu's dill!
whe the minority Of the Board Msssrs. Raym ,nd, F
hugh ard Gardiner, wogs aud republicans are, Of
course In favor Of cutting Of the Know Nothing Office
holders sharp oeoate occurred the question OF
referring the comm uncstion the Commttee Of the
whole, which finally prevailed, being victory numser
two upon this motto.
Though the treasury is bare Of funds aud likely to be
for time, still appropriations In conceiv ole
shape are pressed upon the legislature To-Day Northern
New loxx wanted vi money TO the snags If om
small stream called tee trout brook ordable ~ almost
any place. Some thee Thousand dollars u wantei and
because claimant success ul In hs central
part OF the State, therefore thus mouotsuous rvule
must be improved for tho navigation of saw legs in spring
GesheAs.
The lobby adjourned this morning mil the lat OF
March, which time the her tw branches will re
invsoaed and better at "a 70 carry out al the reques Is
OF their constituents.
Both Houses adjourn 70 morrow for q week.
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Maritime INTEbLIGKNCE.
Port of New York, February Ii, 1855


CLEARED
Stesmslsp Perss Chr, Juekics, Liyerpool-E Cunad
ship J Cooper. Collins. hsvans-u u Duncan Il To.
Bsik rrcwptidse, Rhodes. BsrsAdoes IrowDrdge Il
Brig AssoSs, PhiIls s lie Tsioa jed Fry ~
schI Wave Talbot, Caracos Dsl yalls L o.
ssSr Msr GU Euss s Gsarsao sn-s lq Wyatt
scnr HsTr.son. Dlssa sshlns !oa--J O Williams.
SEER SER Gs Mavs asa
ARRIVED
Steamship Cahswha BuDoch New ORLEANS via svans 18th
I YIN ID c s
al wh Ss sssr Tbs I has enc
Steamship Ksosvle Iudo~, Savannah. With ndso and pas
isM mites fiaietaa sscnaaged signals steamship
Ship Essie wing eai sost.n LInnea saauyaae Nov %
passed Java Head pec6 Cape Of Good io9-, jan and
Se- p ~. s. sa % he I'd so
a & q i pr' s% 81 siv
a Is Is lon Y IS = SPOKE ship Romaacs Ct tns ssa from
.sSt rsss Bay - saw bs,S 4ppha ss,s
v!ous ths s.vrg and reports having ensoaasssd
csuns down vent through deck sasa
me
sr es' z As s 1 sss
ss sas DUNG
cargo Crossed the Jun II, sfnca then
had continual gales from WNW to NNW Have been days
Brig FjaTsty Mia. (s ssesrd Rio Jnneiro So days. With
Brig Mtes. Mcswen, Goaavss. Is days, with Coffee to
schr southsrn Bells, DaHieis, Wilmington days
Echr karcia Farrow, knight, Wtlmtngton, Nc, DAYS
schr Lamont Dupont kusscl, Wilmington, NC, days
ssr sTSny sssin @ S days
Echr Yorkt1wr Woglum Pete xsbure,7 days
Schr jamestown Lacure'te, Petersburg
Schr Ann, Cole. Petersburg.
wien o. OIL parted gable and ran on to Sea-
the wind bowif gale from the West. Had heavy NORTH
west wnds the @hoe far from the coast
tie could reach ALI hards badly frozen. When
il Hook tho ice deck II inches thick AID the
buwa In tt waist had to be cut awsy let the or
The Repors that re 0h INST achr Aida of Lon
towsd iuo hook ih scbr She phard Mout OK Rrookna-
vcD Smith, surk n appnaannock River by the lea. Sns
sunk title below The Bolus .ocss Same date schr Olivia
(of Hamp or Va Curtis ~h.a ascecd York river
two merthe captsiIs and the coo& uuknoer.
scbr Jacob Blrcssil. Brdsall, virSsis.
ecSr Ripple Heading Virginia.
Echr ME, Chambers. Virginia.
scnr Joseph sparks Rogers. Virginia
ecbr g ROGERS, Johlson, Virginia.
schr TuDs pupuy Ed ards Virginia
Sehr Edward BerneEt, Decker, Vrgint.
sctr Saith ,ru2er, Virginia
Sctr Wing Of the wind, Peersan. Virginia.
sehr Chief, Hopkins, Virginia.
6ctr Mary Ann, -, VEsIia.
BELOW
Bark Mazeppa of Ptl.delphis) from New orieans via Key
Bark Peter Dee VI, Hoey, from Savannah.
SAILED.
Bsrks Henry Sbeltcn Toulos; Rola Cardenas Theresa
-; Emma Msranham; brig Monsers.!e, sAyaniIs.
VIVID Mt sunsc West
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TelDHr0Uhlc Marine Hcp02Gs
BOSTON Feb I9-OT Welheet this morning two schnouers
and steamboat fast in the ice and Abaaoned By er
on Chatham there were three schooners In the ice and ves-
seis at Other points in q similar position.
miscellaneous And Disasters.
The steamship Knoxville Capt Ludlow IRON Savannah ar
rived yesterday. The has thanks for papers,
SUR TIT, Godng, from New Orleans for Liverpool
9" ri and
charge to repair
snp CAsros Wooster, which sailed from New York De.
sls. Rotterdam Savannah inst Jan
lat 10 e ion & 10 SIs @ s sW
Ing hr rude sgrDsng 5 and
days lie was ossed 70 ssve oysreosrd sos Of her
for ne crew g bail her for Twelve hours the ship IL hs
@
Io FL ding wa,s on the bar p admit 50 srs
voyage.
for san FTaae.eo which pa inc y.psralss Dee is r
scDsr 1ys nd Light Winds . Cape
hoy Sc had hsavy gale shipped e. which ,sxsp, the
&.
n had gale which ems he s ,nadsI
into Valparaiso Obliged 10 have two boats ahead
reported passing bar arrived at ihs
she Ss a.
and encountered the gales Of the 9TH 9Th and h Of january
frmCo, CarQonAo
Of moasses struck Cayo Pedro and last
state that nothing will be saved except sails and rigging
BARK PRpns-we have received the following commun
cation Capt SAvin In relation 10 the Loss Of vessel
which NO publish with peasurs:-
Tha the bark Yist having been fallen in With at
sea by Capt Podger Bolton and reported an
pereny tight though he did board her) and rs state
ens made that the vessel too soo
would you have the kindness publish the folio wing brief
fAcs In relation TO the loss Of the bark
the sale the 9th January In lat 50 3d. the vessel
on ends and remained In that situation urs
our pumps became choked with fand and decks were
swept eyeryhng the gale having chat abased
seven feet the hold and decs. we
heavy "a from the northwest and snow we put
away for Southern port and the 18th made Cape Lookout
He we TIT another tremendous ale
gonbeas We then 10 Ave fahoms water prevent
her roipa broadsde Frying Pan Shoals obliged
cut ewave mAsts; afterwards fallen 10 BY the
schr Fulton and all ew, with the exception oi
withdrawing all my threats and entreaties determined 70
asana wreck which they did, leaving self and two o.
the the ek The scho remained BY the wreck
tow lie wreck but the tow lne giving out end having during
he time drilled TO the lee NE Gun Stream the at
tempt abandoped the weather afterwards becoming more
o1erae were enabled part Of the the
tam OF the schooner wN unwilling 70 remain LONGER ~ the
wreck days the wreckthe sea tie m)st OF the
tine comp se breach US, hLd the crew were
esey exhausted had but one small spar q spare too
raa. was aoendAed BIZ al my crew but two ana they
refused to rmai, longer on the wreck WITH M the stsnco
en6eAvosng "a tow the wreck 70 hours, abandoned the effort
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NEW YORK sRaIsLAyURE,

ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1855.
TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY.
The report OF the yes;ry OF Trinity Church was pre-
seuted. The trustees deny the right o, the Senate to
require such report but state that It Is made ous OF
respect for that body The report quite vouainous
1t shows the total value Of the property irrespective
leases and baildpg 70 be 81 6eS TO- The
of annual rents ST. sol o. The psssn. total value of
ground rents Is state 1t 81, 9si, 322 81.
suPEaIvTESpEsTs.
Ac,nmuncaiion was received from . majority OF the
Canal Board lin reoly to the resolution Of Mr. Brooks)
declaring that in the opinion Of The Baaro the passage
Mr. Uphams bill aboishIng the Office os Canal Snpsris-
tsndsnt would prove injurious the Interests Of the
canslthAt ii would increase tb pense ana diminish
the efficiency OF their mar ror=oaL
second communicate t1a same subject taking
IN opposite view Of the pre- reesnrs sso SUB
rstec, signed BY Canal &C. ais ouer Fisznuga only.
NOTICE or BILLS.
By Nj RaooKs-To incresse number Of trustees Of
the Jews Hospital. kew York.
BY Mr.. SpESI ER-To Authorize the Comptroer To nav
the amount que r Crotch by ths State used at
Sing sing prison.
By Mr. RIDER 10 the pay of the ohaplains of
the Stats prisons
For o ferry Great sodus bay.
To the salaries Of the Judges of the Courts of
Appeals ana Supreme Court
Toepsbe f. Cushing and the Newto-n Turnpike Bridge
and Railroad Company to reduce their tolls.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS IN RANKS
Mr.. BROOKS moved olu Jon curry as to the ex.
pediency OF prohibiting the paymen. interest on de-
poits made in the banks Of this State by banking ins
buttons elsewhere and wnether payment does not
tend to expansions and cenactions IN currency
Aad reeult Iuriously to the monetary interests the
business community Adopted.
wocDwoRTH's PATENT.
Mr. BRooKs also JOIN, resolution iustructing
members Of oppose the of the p.ent
o. Woo1worths planning machine. Laid over under the
rule.
THE STATE BOUNDARIES.
Mr.. NoxoN called the resolution for the appointment
q Csnamissioners to fix the div ion fine between New
Yosk and Connecticut. After confederation the resou-
tioa adopted
Msasrs Spencer Ncxon and Ramsay we're appointed
Felset committee the Trinity Church report.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1856.
This Is general order day, nothing general in
torest has been done.
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The cold term. which co neuced hero between tha
hours Of and A. NJ of 26th Decsmbe- has no = con
tnusd fifty five consecutive days to the same hour This
morning; ard the 2ita, between and A. ~. tls
Of gea, circles, OF $50 hours ,h will bs
completed.
There win be two forty Ave hour Inns intervening be-
tween this the 2ith. The FIRST viii he reached At
NJ Of the 10th, and the second At A. III. Of shs ED
What changes will the 10Th, 22A aal gath
time only determine Thus fsr, tbs temperature
contours 70 sutsn the accuracy Of thu measure Of
ciree-.
There have been IL psrturbsiions turing this cd ter
"a
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MUSICAL CONVENTION IN NEW JERsEY.-We
come time ago stated that II in contsm ola ion
held steal convention in this city, Of three
days duration. We now learn that sngsments have
been mae and that the conven ion will meet Ia the
CRY Hal one week from to-day The servsts ~ Profess
sor Baker Of Boston, have been secured and be viii
cozou the exercises The OBJECT ~ 70 promote mast
cal taste in tho community Trenton Gazette, Feb TO-
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Co,,rr CnIen,lar-rhia DaY

Court Caienda1--This Day.
syrTRoR CoURI--N9s. $50. 625. Tb4 1878, 1872, coo
b9s t22 ESQ 1858 6s 6ss esS &c., $751; oi3, GIT, 87s,
ESQ., esq eSs cas- $50 ssS GS5 678 t7i, $685. 70S, TO-
TIP, ga, lgs, 7O8 90 37s 16S 3i4, 500
SUPREME CoJET-Ghcait-se rs calaadsr for Taos
day, Feb 10.
COMMON PEAS Part l--Ncs 4i6 to 432. Pact 2-Sos.
H. ale 37s 1e6, 81, 4i2 ala 49, 49, CO. t7 OF, 49, 1884,
1877, 202.
Q. DISTRICT Colgr-Nos 81 AZ, IL 49, 81, 81 to 81
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70 have been II psrtarbsions turing this cid term

Thus IL will DO tina. ttere have been nut aeventy
three full hours in this term of dty.fFe days during
point.
Should The cold pass to the fifth .,,,a On ths 9Th 1t
viii, tor tbs latitude, IrssA"- wonSeJfal phsaome.
non. -. "01A0 AtcafAM
'"''AA HEuHTs Feb 10 1886
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The Weather.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Since my weather memoranda OF the 18th inst, the
temperature has been a. follows:-
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WoMAN's RrGHTs ~ NsBaAsKA.-The lower
branch o. the Nebraska Legislature have passed bill
giving tie women the right 70 vote
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FAILS New Jersey completely r)yea over, ami sere
w.. Genera lily dsssenipg noise IL now complete stiffness.
element is not seen again until It TEACHES hort distance
below,
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Quality il nay be- Is prohioite1 1t shall be permitted
only In the States which form the northern frontiers Of
he republic that in the judgment OF the respec
tive governments the inhabitants have not su cient
quantity II tobacco OF their own production.
All importatons OF tobacco of this class shall pay
duty, reais per TO.
An s. Tobacco not subjected to any other tax than
these specified in the present decree and to the mu
ncipsl imposts the ports Toe whole income belongs
10 the general government as pensation for the
u,ons dolly which viii cease for the interior Of
Iuolic. -,
hscc has 10 nav the interior OF the republic In
fori,y with the present Decree cannot BE- mened
Art T. The MONOPOLY ~ili continue in the State OF So
nora mill the government annu the existing
Art g. The existing quantities Of tobacco belonging to
the roveI nment shall be adJuoged In puoc auction to
the pest bidder.
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IoAHD IUWNJENU.
Resolved, That the report OF the COMMITTEES on ths
Annual Report Ct the Governors o. the A,msaouse to
the year 1885, with the accompanying d,co nsnts b.,
transmitted tho Secretary Of State aad the Comnao
Council Of ,hia city, in conformity with the law requirin
this DepA tment to report annually that the Com
nittee be authorized to have 300 copies the sam
printed.
The report accepted, and the resoiation adopted
A smmunication received from tue Clerk OF the
Senate asking for details concerning the expense of
Aims House Department With view ses II the Emit
grafton Commission could not be blended In the same
department. and under the govern ~ tae City
Paupers Mr. Keock, superintendent Of Out Door Poor,
reported that families had received aid during
past week During the session whi'h was quite long
there we're Of learned discussions on very tri-
vial suhjecfs a. species Of exercise In ngn favor
Nth the Governors and in which they very prone to
indulge.
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SECURITY 10 SAVINGS BANK DEposnoRs.
~, ssys bill 70 provide for the better security Of
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