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CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS,

IA 1856. FALL GOODS. 1856
IA DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURES.
M THE subscriber has jus. received a beauti
.-tA- full lot of French and English Cloths, black
brown, olive and blue, of bis Importation oman
ufactured expressly for hinself.)
Also, large assortment of French and English
Cassimeres, Vestings &c, to which he would call the
attention of those in want of something really nice
for the fall f. b. SPENCE,
Fashionable Clothier and
sells Merchant Tailor Main street.
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MAmmeTH sonEME.-
CAPITAL PRIZE FIFTY THOUSAND DoLLARs

ALABAMA LOTTERY.
49,, authorized BY the State Of IiabamaI
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
GLASS II.
In public, en- - "'a'AA'''
Friday. October 10 1856.
On tho plan of SINGLE NUMBERS
SAMUEL SWAN, Msnaser
SovVo Tickets only Prizes amounting TO Tvo
bundred Thousand Doata will he distr;bpfaA ~.
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VALUABLE CHiCKAHO1IINY FARM
gOR SALE PRIV ATELY-For ssle the Farm

Y FOR SALE PRIVArELY.-For sale, the Farm
known ss 'Spring Cottage" lying in Hanover coun'
ty, ON the Chickaho nioy. and Immediately tho
kichmopd and Fredericksburg Railroad, ~ mile.
fom Richmond, and half mile from kilby's Mill
Station, containing I'll acres, with large dwelling.
new barn. corn house. &c., springs of excellent wa
ter The land well adapted to the growth of corn,
whe at tobacco and vegetables and has upon con-
siderable quantity of prime barrel timber Churches
snd mills very convenient. and the neishborhood ex-
ceiient For terms. apply to GEO. A. HUnDLsy,
Richmond, or the undersigned. upon the premises
sc 5-3taw2wtd4tA fHOS. l.. HUNDLEY.
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COLLECTING AGENCY...We respect
Ofully solicit COLLEC4iNG throughout virginia,
North Carolina Tennessee, and other parts OF the
Union Having unsurpassed facilities to secure and
collect debts feel safe in saying that We can rem
der satisfaction all who may be disposed to patron
lie ms We refer to our wholesale dealers generally.
PRATT GETTY,
6s Main street, Richmond.
W.F.GETTY Co., % Sycamore st., Petersburg.
M
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I AND WARRANTs..--l wish to purchase
IL to fill an order United States Bounty Land War
rants issued for military services in the war OF 1872
GEORGE BAGBY,
ga 9..-Imt 18th CT over g. r. Peake's.
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VALUABLE FAhul EUM DALE enev
Y for sale privately my FARM, laurel hssdoy."
.;tustsd in the county of Chesterfsld, four miles
from Msnches,er, and one and half west ofo6s
Brosd Rock Race Course. containing $40 acfes-no
are open aud In high state Of improvement there
Il .ise 4 large piece of rch meadow land. The ba-
lsnce i wood I large portion heavily timbersd
The improvements eonsist Of an excellent dwell
ips house, negro quarters. stables and bafns Inc
10 m.sns Of smslI water wheel There is steam
sss,ne. about eight horse power, which driyes the
threshins machine; also steam saw, srist and piss-
ter mill. -. 81
h.. twe fine Young orchards, peach and apple, and
one Of the mos. healthy iocstiops In the STATE;
m. :. IRIS win be made accommodating. Fer fur
H., o.rtisnIsrs apply 70 mysslf the prsmises OF
40 1homss Taylor, OF the hrm Of Var. Lev, IsSiof
4 Co Richmond ,. WntiA1ss.
Nv most ONCE IL Manchester. sslI-asetm
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am thankful to the public for the liberal patron.
age bsstow ed upon u.s. and solicit continuance OF
the SEINE to II. M. MOON, who will continue the
Mercantile Business at the same place.
80 l7---6t 1t. w. TUCh.
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NALCABLEl LAND EOh SAL H.. .HavinS
' determined to move to Western Virginia. l am
on both sides of the Manchester turnpike. about
miles above Manchester. There 10 about 256 acres
about ene-haifn woods of the original growth heav-
lily timbered. The improve ments very good, and
all Of the necessary out-buildnss. deem il unne-
cesry TO give any further description of the proper
ty, one will purchase the property without
viewingit Apply to 0oddln Apperson, Richmond,
or the premises to
al II u DIGKINH(lN. b
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~ Nervous suftcrers.--kev.J JOHN Ian.
ahan, hear him suffered long with the Bronchitis
Tinciure he has been restored and il now doing good
service presiding Elder In the Fredericksburg Dis
trict Thousands speak the same language, and tell
Fever, &c.
To the female SEX say is suited to all the dis
eases to which thar delicate conformation is subject
Let tho sfcted call those having it for sale and
get descriptive pamphlet and see certificates Hear
him and do likewise
BALTIMORE, Jan. Gath, 1855.
Messrs. MORTIMER MowBRAY:
teke pleasure IN saying to you that have ussd
your hampton's Tincture'' with great profit From
come very much impaired, when | commenced to
use "Hampton's Tincture" found its effects upon
my general heslth most sautarv NY nervous
system and digestive organs rghted under
use.
have several time recommended it to my friends
and in every cass far as have been informed they
have used it with success.
Yours truly,
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s+ktHANIS' AND MECHA MICS
Va SAVINGS BANK, Office No, IL Main street at
0 t'Oie OF =" alike Co.-1his Institution continues
90 receive deposltcs, which an interest of per
80 "iii DC paid ior ali sumo remaining deposite
50 '414tiis, and 1--we pes cent for shorter period.
ALEX. GARRETT, PTes't.
l ii. Wake, Tfeasr.
&c h-lswGm P III. BUTLER Sec'y
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s171s1 BIBLE Ne.-l -Eiipt halifax hcr.
% !. - nas'' '0' WV. WALLACE 1 SON.
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GuODS-The sebscriber il daily receiving at
his old stsnd large stock of seasonable Dry Goods
He 10 satisfied vii small profits cali from his old
friends and the public generally Ii earnestly solicited
JOSEPH G. REDWOOD,
&c 1a-d6tc2ft No franklin sfreat
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N1ANChkSTEk PROP hTl FOX
lN1 SALE.-A new commodious, and handsome
House, in the town of Manchester, for sale, with
yard and garden, embracing more than one acre of
ground. Terms accommodating. Apply 70
GODDIN AfPERSON,
a. 1876 or WIN. O. COOKE.
TJSO CARPENTEKs AND BKICKLAY'
/ ERS.-The undersigned win receive proposals.
until u O'Clock, M on WEDNESDAY nsxt, tho
24sh inst for the erection of Work HOUSE, in the
eastern yard of the City Jail
Proposals viii be received for the entire work IN
the aggregate, with the exception Of the bncks,
which will be furnished at the old Gas Works) or for
the laying and hauling of the bricks and carpenters
work separately
IL is important that the above work should oe exe-
cutes without delay. Bidders will therefore state
the time which they win require 20 complete me
work bid for. Ample security will be required Tor
the prompt and faithful compisnce with the terms
Of the contract. Plans and specihcataons 81 the
WORK can be seen ct the Office Of the undersigned,
Evorasr Of the Committee on the City jail
Sc b. I'd W. 0tLb, Oity EeeIsees.
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Smith buekle his armor and support him7 say, 60
kr him. Tremendous confusion
NJ. Observation-Disclosures, It would REQUIRE great in
ducemen tor me to sacrifice my conscience.
M DOUGLASS Of KIg Wilisn county-ThAt dodgng
Won't Co. &c. nfusioD.) $500
and my country In the face have got through hard
nials epo yen never saw me codgDg-(ssrcasticsnyl.
Mr. DouoIAts, (stsndDg in ffont part Of the plat.
form ON among the crowd)-I used the dodge
Mr.. SMITH, don't doubt Il. Whenever false charge
is made shall dispute it. be it said by Jew or Gentle
organization 1t Ia hard TO get cut repeet that
here be great fight 10 this country between the
Of policy for TO pursue, and that is PLAZA can't do
Anything else than sport the nominee Cincinnati
Convention.
Mr. DOUGLASS wi hdrew hts remarks
Mr.. TYLER-Snce be has avowed himself ready sup-
porter of the DoninatoE OF b Cincinnati Conversion and
move he oe unanimously admitted to . scat on THE
floor.
Mr. TrNs7os Of Alexand-ia said he made war upon Mr.
Smith election his DISTRICT when he wsrred on
ths nominee Of the democratic party When no fought
DEATH
Mr.. Smith was . candidate before the Winchester
Convention nor EDom,paifo ron before Flournoy's
non iDation. He assaied the deuoc attic nominee but
'e' wards selt fbdirg bin chances lost. In
reply 70 Mr. smiths remark that voted Know No
thing. say voted for Mr. BARBOUR knowing be cou ID
ed him an
ard Mr. Smith In far different light regard him az
an insidous enemy to the osmoc attic party, and voted
against him 1T last election, and would do again Ap
ause Three years ago he opposed to conventions
knowing h. not likely to get nomination. believe
be vas guilty OF corruption whom Governor of Vrgnia
Mr.. SMITH explained that the occasion to which the
gentleman referred he letter saying that conven-
ona necessary INES but they were justfable
only when the people thought them necessary He was
ready to bow in submsfion to them.
Amer some remai Ks from Messrs Wilcox, Of Alexan-
course the question on the motion to refuse him seat
was put snd decided In the negative.
The Convention adjourned 'il seven O'Clock tonight.
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ed in the cellars Of the farmers OF Vermont, New
Hampshire, and portions Of Connecticut, is uncom-
monty large; and now that the navigation to the
East is again opened, they win begin to lind their
way to this market through the usual sloop chan
nels, and we may, therefore, soon lock for better
quality of the article, at q much cheaper rate.
BY reference to our retail market prices given
elsewhere it will b that meat has advanced in
price, and now rates at high figure. It is difficult
to give satisfactory tor the enhanced price,
especially IS we lind butchers willing to sell meat
hOsel proprietos and public institutions at . much
cheaper rate than they viii to the public. For in
stance, the following table win shsw what the Com
nlssioners Of Emigration pay for meat Of the best
oEality for their institutions and what the retail
srr0fnunora cHad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

ART ARTISTS NEW YoRK.-A large number Of
ladies and gentlemen assembled at Rev D.. Magoon's,
last Thursday night to spend social evening and look
his collection. Weir, Durand, Huntington, Elliot,
Gray, Church. Kensett White, Baker, Hart Richards,
Hall, Hicks Cropsey, Casiear, Mgnot Ranney Chapel.
lockwood Johnson, Shattuck, Coleman Oddie, Doughty
and Mrs. Spencer could view their own choice pro-
duccns arranged together, while many ielowartists
Joined with them Ia their cordial appreciation. The
doctor has rich collection of water color drawings by
eminent German French and English masters, which he
literally employs with regard to the and advance
ment of refined art In this instance invitations were
United to artists and the occasion a very hsppy
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Yet the contractor expects 20 make money. Veni-
son is selling for twelve cents per pound, and is con-
sequently cheaper than beef Poultry and game rate
high, as indeed do all kinds OF produce. The prices
this spring show large advance on those Of last
spring.
The ice in the Western rivers is rapidly breaking
up. The Ohio is now nayig2ble from Cincinnati
down.
We have received copy of the address of the
Niger Worshippers' Convention, lately held at
Pittsburg. 1t is as long the moral law. We can
not find room for it to day.
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erhe Virginia qDnocratic State Convention.
ExGovERNOR sDQ IN A FIERY FURNACE,
COMES OUT UNsCATHED.

RICHMOND, Feb. ~, 1896.
The Cony ension met at IL O'Clock to. day.
Mr.. WHITE from tie Committee Organization,
ported series OF resolutions appointing Committees Of
Correspondence ard Vigilance recommending teach cleo
tora district to appoint two delegates two altsrnses
TO the CIncnr Att Convention asking the members OF
this Convention to contribute one dollar each to deay
expensef, &c.
Mr.. JOHNSON. of Alexandria, asked II the Hon. william
Smith entitled to seat on the floor. He
end also proposed ss canidate for the speakershp Of
the House Of Represen stves by two Know Nothing
bers He now regarded q man unworthy the
6denee ct the Democratic party and At this moment his
can be upon Know Nothing ticket which Il
necessary, be produced Out OF four hundred and
ninety democratic cast in my county aud
town. he 90, ,ixty-six he wished the Convention % &c
cice wi ether such entitled 10 here He
thought it ought to be purged of all impurities. He
moved that he be not entlrled to O seat.
Here there loud cheers and cries OF SuAth. y
Smith" Mr. Smith came forward.
Mr.. JACKSON Auoitor Of the State-I q registered
member OF Ibis Convention II he is not Great conu
sion.)
the he referred 20 the delegation from Mr. Smiths
oist,ict (Ciies Of Hear bim"-'hesr him"-''hear
biT.")
TIE previous question was called, but rot sustained
The PusIDESTIt is not for me to know she,pec NJ.
Smith is member OF this Convention not. II not we
cannot hear him. will put the question whether ne
shall be heard or potY
The question vas decided in the affirmative ans Mr.
SMITH sscended the platform and made long soeecn
defence Of h,s position. He SAID he Quilted the d
party, but refused make wa upon tn, Know
Noihpgs. seetr z good reaut that could follow Il.
was alwsys strict construcioniat aud he thought ~
mprt per upon ihofe who maintained such i,c
uioe, snd Of the same aeth and blood with him
lie denied having attacked The democrat party o.
having joiued tbs know Meetings. and belisyeo thai
there would be but party in the S,uh and that tho
democratic party. Bis chief crime refusing 10 sup
port the nomination of the 5tauaton Conyer ton ngant
bis prtdelictione.
Mr.. JAcKsoS--can interrupt the geutlenan9
Mr.. smTH-Yes.
Mr.. JAcxsoN-ft is we'll Known that many Know Moth
ngs call then elves democrats. ash he gentleman II
he Is democrat in Standardization with toe nonins-
lions n ace Mt Philad phia.
Mr.. SMITH, laid there but two parties In this
COZ nty--she democratic aud black repu ,ican. The
"a, sion Is in the position hold in regard
TO them. Ctiea Of 'No no. no. and great confns on)
Mr.. SMTH--I could not think for instant of voting
for The hiIad.phia nominees. suppose that Is distinct
enough
Mr.. Tyler, ofFarquar county-Shoud Mr. Wise receive
the nomination Of the Cincinnati convention, will Mr.
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Mara cts.

PHILADELVHIA STOCK
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 90, 1856.
Stocks dali. Quotations foiows:-Pennsyvani3
SIS, SAX; Reading Railroad, 46h; Long Island 1855;
Morris Canal, 14h; pennsylvania Railroad, AS
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 20, 1855.
The iron sales for Tire week amount to 500 tons in
cludipg 5000 tons No at $27; 400 charcoal pig at
S35 $d7 So No. at $25, and No 3 at 1924. Holders
asking er No at $685. No. q $685. No. g. S25 Rails
firm q, SCI Bars advancing Boiler slabs, s72 so;
other descriptions in demand at former rates.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20, 1885,
Gales Of cotton to day 500 bales, at decline of 10
Mi1dlipg quoted at &c. 9i4c. Pork unsettled. Flour
rather better.
CHARLESTON. Feb. %, 1885,
The cotton sales here for the week to 600.
bales. Good middling csc. q 9Ac. Stock On hand,
45 eco bales Rice is active, at &c. . Axe.
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Kew Yoxk Herald-ACditlon FOR Europe.
1Hn ENLISTMENT DxFFICULTY-rHE ARBITRATION
CORRESPONDENCE ON TIE CLAYrON-BULwERT REA-

1Hn ENLISTMENT DKFFICULrY-rHE ARBITRATION
CORRESPONDENCE ON THE CLAYroN-BuLWER TREA-
TY-LErTER OF Mr. CLAYTON, ETC., ETC.
EAe Collins nail steamship Atlantic Capt. HSridge,
IAN leave this port to day, at noon for Liverpool
1ne European mails will close in this city at haifpast
IN O'Clock this morning
The HERALD printed IN English and French) viii be
pabHshed At ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies,
b Wrappers, sixpetce.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF
- NEW YoRM HERALD will DO received at The following
places in Europe
LOSDos-An European Express Co., II aud Is Co-nhl.
PARIS do do 8 Place de la BoIrse.
LsvERpooI-- co. d.. Ramfurd street
Lvmpoor-Jehn Hunter, IL Exchange street, East.
The contents OF tho European edition Of the HERALD
viii brace the correspondence Of the enlistment and
n duration questions letter from Mr.. Clayton the
Clayton Bulwer treaty and the received BY mail
and telegraph this Office during the previous week
and 70 the hour Of pub ication.
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Assault upon an Editor.

CHICAGO. Feb. ~, 1856.
Thomas Hayae, United States Dis rict Attorney, at
tacsed Charles Wilson editor of the Chicago Journal,
In the street yesterday striking him blow the
face Mr.. Wilson returned the blow, knocking Hayne
through the window of the Safe Bank The difficulty
was occsioned by the Comments in the Journal the
Political course OF Bayne
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Cent? al Bank OF Tennessee.


The notes Of the Central Of Tennessee at Nash
vile, are refused by the other Nashville banks The
bank IL said to be owned in New York. The Attorney
General Of the State has been directed to examine into
It's condition Their recent issues payable Dam
dri6ge, Jefferson county, Tennessee.
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Business Affairs Mt Norfolk.

NORFOLK, F0b u, 1888.
There Ia great demand for ooesng vessels take the
heavy supply OF corD which Is daily arriving to North
err ports The storehouses are filed, and large guam
tity Ia afoat.
heavy lumber merchant of Hyde county, N c. is re-
ported to have tailed. Liabilities over half million,
assets very large.
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Navigation Of the western Rivers.

WHEELING, Va, Feb. 70, 1906.
Navigation has been resumed from Cincinnati do m
There prospects of the breaking here tomorrow
The Valley and Moropgabela rivers breaking up
water is very high at points, at Brownsville il is 10
et and Using Wheeling creek il gorged at s mouth,
large BODIES OF ice having be,ome wsdged In, dammng
up the stream We expect damage from the high WATER
but as vet All Il sac
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The Ohio and mississippi, Railroad.

r6U
Tie injunction applied for to restrain the Ohio and
Missssippi Railroad rom laying tracks the dyke
IN bloody Island opposite St. Louis has been refused
The trcuit Court at Belevle this week. decided that
tie truck might be constructed immediarely.
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POPULATION MISUNDERSTANDING to q re-
cent enumeration of the population Of this city, it APP
pears that there sac A04S inhabitants whites 3,1S7,
blacks l. 424.
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The Know Nothing National Convention.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW lUHky Te5 II, I6JO
In your abstract Of the proceedings of the National
Convention, atlPhsdelpha, your reporter has fallen
into an error with reference to the vote OF Michigan Ha
that the voted for George Law and
subsequently charged to Fillmore The delegation from
that ssts made change and the final record Of their
vote stands for Law. s. T. LYONS,
Senatorial delegate from Michigan.
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Workmep have been ragged through the nigh.
ing the ruins of the warehouse of Messrs. Busby Co.
Two bodies have been exhumedthat Of Joseph Muller,
car SCENT and Mark Donohue messurer. Another body
10 still among the ruins
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Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK Vs., Feb. 90 1855.
The Bremen brig Beaver, from New Orleans for Mar
settles, put in with rails and foremost sprung The
fg Fason, before reported will go the ways without
oischargug
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Telegraph Comm unication SuspenSed.


CHICAGO, Feb 20, 1855.
All the telegraph cables crossing the Mississippi river
have been esrred away by he breaking up of the ice.
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THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN ON THE Fo-
REIGN ENLISTMENT QUEsTION-NEws FROM EU-
ROPE, THE SOUTH PACIFIC, CENTRAL AMERICA,
OREGON, CALIFORNIA, ETC.. ETC.
The WEExLr HERALD will be published o'clock
this morning. Its contents will embrace the Diplomatic Cor
respordence between the the United States
and Great Britain in relation the enlistment question;
from EUROPE the souih Pacific, Central America Cafornis
Oregon &c Congressional proceedings; Rd
orials, Fpsncia and Commercial Inegence Lstes News
by telegraph together with variety of local and msceane
Gus matter Single copies in wrappers ready Tor mailing.
can be had Mt the counter. Price sixpence
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Novel, Brfuiant, Original, strfkingIy EAe-
gait ard remarkably ehesp.
kNuXs spring Style hat will be ready Thursday even
ing, the 2Sti inst
Ktox spring style OF hat novelty that must command
admiration.
kIoxs spring st, Of hat is brilliant in manuacture
fsu In unique" In COZ cephon,
KNOWS spring style OF hat srkDgy elegant" 10 sold at
u ouical price nj four dOlarr
Kroxs spring hat will be ready at NE aforemen-
Knoxs popular establishment, Broad
Fulton street, and all will acknowledge worthy Of
Knox.
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= IN xAens9 xz " ..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPnS.
.4HqQosed 1ape@ Of the ProhfAitory
.11uor xaw.
Lively DONes OF THE VIRGINIA DEMocRACY
&e., Ae., &c.
REV YORK He axsL AZURE.

Albany, Feb. 30, 1856.
Agaips* the establishment OF Insurance Department
Of the stste government.
For the aid Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in New York
BILLS RKroRzxo 'FAvoRABIY.
Relative to he punishnsnt OF criminal within the
Eighth Judicial district.
Authorizing the Of county to create
loan for the purpose Of completing the pentenary build
iDgs In that county.
In relation to the Keeping cfgunpowder, &C., in New
York.
Rea ing inursnces in this state by foreign corpora
tons in New York city.
70 aid the Kew York Juvenile Asylum.
To restrain banks Of deposit acting pavugs banks
To app int . commission locate o second State luna
tlc asylum.
To amend tho act relative to mutual insurance COM
psnies
make the husband the bs,r of the deceased WIFE, and
vice teysd.
Mr. wAsDwoHru gave notice of bin to bridge or tun.
mel the Niagara evsr at Buffalo.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. NoxoS-Amending the general railroad law.
By Mr.. FRDoN-To amend the act relative to the
Of rusnt chi dsen.
By Mr.. urHAM-For appropriation for the Rochester
University.
Bills PASSED
To amend the charter If Hem ostead, Queens county.
To form DOM mission for the purpose Of equalizing
the State tax This Till autho,ises the appointment OF
three ssi0ns to visit the various c0unties
pot equszed assessment the supervisors upoa
the report made the commissioners be appoatsd by
he Governor and Senate. The vote the passa
48 ayes b nays.
Acommpnica ion received from the Commission
ers Of Emigration in reply TO the Senate resolution call
The Bark Committee made report, in reply TO the
sepae resolution to the policy of paying interest
deposits OF foreign L situations in banks in this State
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Spring style, for 1886, Now Ready, Mt the
Copsny 146 and las street Best ualitv
three collars only Tbepublic invited CALL we sell
sipge hat at who essle price. Call and see.