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Liver Complaint

Liver Complaint,
NAN BE effectually cured by the use Of
~ Hollands German Bitters. Price re-
duced to seventy Eve cents, can always be
had fresh At the drug store Of
oct1O. 9 WIN. BOCEL.
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Twigg's Hair Rsstorativs!!

THIS compound possesses the virtue o,
l. restoring grey hair to its original color
and for preservation and growth Of the hair
has no equal. Prepared from the original
recipe and sold in quantities to suit purchas.
en by WV. BoeEL, Druggist.
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CHAMPAIGNE! CHAMPAICNE!-
~ The undersigned has just received +,
supply Of the genuine piper heidsick
champagne in baskets Of pints, of quarts
for sale by any quantity; also some Of the
celebrated champagne Of Desbordes file
Jan "a y. Nm. BooEL, Druggist,
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1nn R Mf1ER'" GaR own
lVV so Medium do.

SO Double do.
Wrapping Paper just received from the
mandatory. nov8. JOSHUA BEAL.
BLANKETS 4. NEGRO o00Ds.-The
ID subscriber has just received a large
supply Of French Granier Blankets, and
winter goods for negroes, to which he in
vites the attention Of planters.
octl6.y. w. d. PHILLIPS.
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Jenny Lind HAIR Gloss.
A NEW and valuable article fordressing
n and smoothing the hair, and to impart
q beautiful lustre, free from greasiness, for
sale by. WV. BoeRL. Druggist.
jan 20 Lafayette street.
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C0rns Cured and NO HuInbu
THE original Three Minute salve will
4 ehectually remove and cure Whorts,
Moles, Corns, letter, Salt Rhenm, Ring
Worm and Toothaehe in from 3 to 10 min
utes. Fnll disse1ions accompany each vial
call immediately before it il Ill soA.
oetl4. WIN DoGEL, Dsuggis
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This Day Received.
IN BARRELS Extra Whisky: 20 !
~ Extra do. 10 bls. old Vineeer: S bis
best N. Y. Brandy; I bbls. best Mous,la
Whisky; ! bbls. Stoughton Bitters. for
sale cheap for Cash by A. Wnsos l. Co.
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Browns Essence Of Janaioa oinrsr.
= Gross Of Browns Jamaica Ginger
y just received from Fred. Brown, Phil
adelphia, and for sale at his prices, whole
sale or retail, by. w. BOGLE.
feb. IA. Druggist, Lafayette st.
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Reep e N Mind.
WHEN you have money 70 spand for
w Croceriss, provisions &c, that you
caunee do better than TO call and make
your selections at The cash store Of
jan26 H. Y. Toxlsnsox L Co.
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LONDON H0DTEn.
CUpE1l09 quality = quart md pints
y TO- sole BY the douson or sisdBe Bottie
, jn14 WIN BOCEL, Druggist
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Bryam's PuDmOnic Waters.
TUJUBE PASTE, Pate de Guinauve
y Gum Drops, Lococks Waters, and
other reparations for coughs and colds,
for sale by WIZ. BoeEL, Druggist,
jim 20 lafayette street
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patfnt Mfbiftafs.
SICK and afflicted Read
WHAT THEY SAT- or
DR.. s W A Y N IS
COMPOUND SYRUP or
WILD G Il E r r Y.

7ne Original d Genuine Preparation.
me wonderful cures performed by this invalu
able medicine in
CONSUMPTION.
CbSoAs, Osfs, Asthama, bronchitis, Lirer Com
0lsints, Splitting BLOOD, Difficulty Of BredAhtng
Asort, h.(s.ensn, Group, BROKEN Obn.ttt.-
Mon,S brs Throat, Nerro~s DEBILITY, tau
dtseaaee ofkAe Lungs ana Breast hare
sctted he astonishn,ent Of all tnho
AGcs scitnessed IT. md,eelcMs epscts,
there Il no account Of a n.e,ii-
cine, from TIE earliest ages
furw3sAef q pdraILel.
The great superiority Of this medicine over all
others 10, whilst II eradcates diseases Il invigor
sses the body. strens thegs the weak and creates
p,Fe and rich blood = power possessed by no
other medicine. This IL the grand secret Of it,
wonderful success
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
Fcmr Or R8cxs, FREDERICK Covsrr, Nh,
June 9th. 1881. {
Oa. SwAvss Dear Mr-Believing II duty
owe 70 the public, and in Justice to you, have
thought proper to make known one of the most
extraordinary cures, In my own case, that has
ever been truly recorded. In the month Of
October last. WAS aGlicted with severe gather
isg In my breast, which formed large abscess,
and also communicated TO my lungs and very
ooch amictsd them, and discharged large guam.
totaes Of corruption, external and internal. Ny
yOOe0 VVOsU WsHV P0vO ttfVu9u ny sUuy0 1uU Out
through the cavity Of my breast with apparent
ssse, attended with violent cough, day and
night, loss Of appetite, and extreme debility, 20
that ~ physician thought mytcase entirely hope
less, aod bsyoud the power Of medicine. / re-
0ained In this wretched condition for long
sine. untu WAS wasted to q mere skeleton, and
there seemed TO he NO hope for me; but having
SeAa In The public papers Of the many wonde, ful
eufeS performed BY your COMPOUND SYRUP
o. WHO CNe0Nv, Immediately sent to Bal.
morn for I've bottles and commenced liz use, and
% ~ great satisfaction and the Joy Of my anx. |
louo A0ily, the abscess or opeAing In my lunes |
esgan - heal, and the cough to subside, and on |
usne ten bottles, was restored TO perfect health
Mel grateful and firmly believe that 70 your val
uab1e medicine, under the blessing Of Divine
Proviadees, an indebted for this great change
end ON happy 10 nay that I an now enjoying %
esod health % ever have.
Yours, very respectfully,
THOS DIXON.
The subscriber 10 we'll acquainted with Thomas
Dixon, and can testify that he has been afflicted
- above represented. regard his recovery -
ssciety. J.R. DUkDROw.
Pastor Of Berlin Circuit, Baltimore conference.
The original and only genuine Wild Cherry
PREPARATION prepared BY Da. SwAYNE AsON.
4North Seventh e., Philadelphia.
"ewAyn1's y. 0. ALMANAC" containing much
oeefal Information for al famillss, can 30 had
eratss Of our agents. Call and get one.
For sale Wholesale / and retail By
VIM. 0ooGl, Baton Rouge La.
SolJ.y -, 0ooel. Franklin La.
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Cooking stoves.
lust received a lot OF large and small
= sizes: Old Kentucky, MayAower, Ohio
Premium, and Crescent Stoves, slso Pot
Castings Of every description.
mar-l1-ls55 d. c. MONrAN,
Church st
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9tn9s an) @f)ifinfs, If.

J. L. VALET.
AZ HE Dug store on Third Street.
~ In constant receipt Of PURE,
alzsH 81 JR4gSS ~ 1zDfGzxEs; 1n 1r!;1
sdpef chip 4sn1sst, re- 80 4. i II. foi'sviss:
l Barrel Refined Alum;
l do. Copsra.;
do. Gum;
1 do Gum c'amphe,. refined;
do. BicarbofS oda; do Cream Tartar.
do. Fine white Conn .Aahic.
10 Onz. Sulph Qhiniae;
40 drachms Sulpk Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so lbs. Best Bermuda Arrow Rect
American ScariAvatsrs;
Turkey Rhubarb; pblv. Ipecae. he.
All Of which, he Offers OF the most res
sonable terms. oct20.
IIROP Anti Phlsgistisue de Briant, 70,
~ colds coughs he. for sale BY
may-24. il VALET, Druggist.
r EECHES. 200 best Hungarian Leeeh-
IL es, just received and for saleb by
feb %. J. L. WALLET, ADsthecary.
u ALWAYS Renovating Resoltsnt, re-
IL solves disease, perihes the bleed; an.1
renovates the system. for sale by
feb 20. y. L. WALLET, Apothecsry
nR. Geoghegsn's Compound Extract OF
IL Hydrofifer, for sale by
may-24. J. L. VALET, Druggist.
OR1NGE Flower Water, = superior Or.
~ ticle, just received and for sale by
feb %. J. l.. WALLET, Apothecary
JUST 1ECElvED.
~ DOZEN Byap Pale Ale, pints.
"a IA dozen do Porter do.
- dc Barlay's Porter, Quarts.
IA do Philadelphia Ale,
For sale by dozen or single bottle by
oct1S-y. WIN BOGEL.
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u ALWAYS Renovating ResOltent, re-
~ solves disease, perihes the bIesa; am,
renovates the system. for sale by
feb %. y. L. WALLET, Apothecary
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Lightning Rods.
A NEW supply-just received Of the la
II test improvements-put up in the
best manner, by W. F. TUNNARD.
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Comfort Il Economy.
JUST RECElVED.-Ana assortment Of
y Ice Closets & Coolers, to which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms of J. PIPER. &CO.
June 9Th 1855.
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T EECHES. 200 best HsAgarisn Leech
IL es, just received and for sale by
feb 90. IL. WALLET, Apsthecary.
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A LSO ON HAND FOR SALE-Force
"A Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pumps.
Chain Pumps with the tubes complete.
oct. 1917. WE. TUNNARD
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CIROP Anti Phlsgistique de Briant, 70
~ colds coughs &e for sale by
may-24. J. l.. WALLET, Druggist.
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GAUGES! Tomato; Walnut; Essence
~ Anchovies cavice; Reading WAGES
tashirs and carry powders For sale at
family groceryof feb. . J. BEAL.
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Gums,
nOuBLE barreled Of superior quality;
IL common Double barreled, and superior
patent preached Single barreled Guns. for
sale by d. C. MONTAN.
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OR1NGE Flower Water, . superior ar
" ticle, just received and for sale by
feb %. J. l.. WALLET, Apothecary
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Cut Nailsy Cut Nails.
IRON the :. Labeilie Works" fine A.
+ sortment Of Cut Nails and spikes just
received At D. G. MOUNTAINS,
Deco. No Church street.
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PYeeh Arrivals.
COCOA DIPPERS; Well Bucket Rig
" gins Collars and names; Carpenters
Msllets, Oskum Tea Scales Knife Trays
T"bacco Cutter; StillyaIds; Rope Cor
dage Sash Cord, at D. c. MONTAN'S.
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VTTRlQHT'S PERFUMERlES.-A
w large ASSORTMENT, just reed direct
from the manufactures, for sale by
ian26 ]. L. VALET
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nR Geoghegsn's Compound Extract
IL Hydrofifer, for sale by
may-24. J. L. WALLET, Druggist.
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was.lne 4 Heating stoves.
TUSr received pey Ohio Bell, lot o.
j the superior ssmi- parlor semi-cook-
nen4fS e1ni. fret, JuHs CRATES. For sale
~ q y. E. NONTAN'S.
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T1HISKEY-1O0 BIS. WH1SKEY
w Just received and for sale by
nov29. +. PkENDERGAsr Il Co.
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THE subscriber having been appointed
/ Agent for East ana West Baton Rouge
for Smith Mcleod 4 Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Sulph Of Lime Plasters will find
i to their interest to buy here.
novS. WV. BoGEL, Druggist.
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CCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONARY,
~ Printing Paper, Playing Cards, for sale
bv J. l.. WALLET.
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Sheet Zinc, Lead, &c.
0k00 LBS, Sheet Zinc and Lead,
ACVV Pig and Bar Lead, Block Tin, Brass
Solder, soldering Irons, At the Hardware Store Of
jan.l7-y. LARGUIER / LANOUE.
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RECENT DEATHS.

The Hon. Ben. c. Eastman. late Member OF Con-
gTess from the neighbOrng district OF Wisconsin, died
a. lis residence in Pla;eyile Saturday, the % inst
lie had been sick for number of months, and his de-
cease will not be unexpected 10 his Tshny warm and
devoted friends. Mr.. Eastman r native of Maine,
but had made Wisconsin his adopted state.
Joseph c. Caben. esq died at his residence, near
WalrInster, Nelson County Va, the 9Th inst. He
was esteemed as OF the best and most patriotic
citizens OF the Commonwealth. He WIS an associate
of Jefferson in founding the University of Virginia
with which noble institution he connected, AZ the
time OF his death member Of the Board Of Vistols
For long period be wes President Of the James River
and Kenswha Company and zcsloas friend Of
the cause Of internal Improvement. Richmond Wig.
Gen. Jacquelin h. HSrvie, an Old al prominent
citizen Of Richmond, died in tho, city Friday. lie
for many years brgadier general of the milts of
that district, and gentleman Of great energy aud
bcidnesS o! character well a. kindness of heart. In
esriy life he wac n midshipman in the navy of the
United States, ana distinguished himself by his gal
lantry at TTipOh. He for many years rprerented the
district in the ~ nate of Virginia with cred. TO himself
and usefulness TO bis feuowcitizens. Richmond DIsp
Tie Rev. Robert Henry died at Columbia = G.,
on Wednesday last. For many years lie lad been
distinguished professor in the South Carolina College
He was profound scholar and filed the professional
chair of Greek Literature with great honor and ab-
itv and 10 tie great benefit Of the College. Ia bis
private relations he was meek AID unob.yuslve;
greatly admired and beloved by all who w,re 20 for
tuna;c to be intimately associated with him. lie
has gone down to the grave amid tie deep regrets VI
his late pupils and OF the entire community.
John III. Nanny, the inventor and maker OF Manny's
Keepers, died a; his -sidence in Rockford Thurs.
dAy last of consumption. He OF the most
active ard entorPrising men of Illinois, and had butt
up Business that was Of honor and profit 20
tic State. In his perso-al aad private relations he
was universally beloved. Chicago Tnbure.
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RIIIs PASSED BY THE SENATE AND SENT TO
TIE HOUSE.

To exempt the Library edfce and site Of the Newfork h
,orical Sorietv from sale under execution. ,
To amend eged A Act 20 provide for takins the
az Deeds and other written instruments oy
rrrcus es4ug state oi New ok passed Apru
7. ttig. 81. o.. y . A.
trel lusurerce Company, 80 A..
10 uebd The Ac, 10 incorporate tho OiphaA A
Am society iu ne City q Ctcn-
10 slte tie Ines between the Towns OF stockport and
Stuyyf~n'.
FOR the rayuen Expense under the Act for tbs e.eva
ticr of lie HarbOr OF New 0r4 FROM Encroachments
To feltw aaG Odd Act euci Al ACT rrlSVe ~ hs
Co era SOCIETY Mechanics SD Irsdesmen OF toe City OF
"N.w-ioTk." 90. 49,.
Tocosfrn PROVISIONS Of me Act pasel April 10 1882
ia relation 10 bridge k.uaehOo& al Stuyyesant FAILS
Cou Tia COUNTY &c and also 70 confirm cesn proceedings
he'd lfter the aue.
n rotation The Bridge the Kinderkook Creek at or
tcar - vyesaIt kals ~ the County Of Columbia.
To over . CouGregaou Bua josh nun, Of the City oil
New, OH number Of their TruGees aud to alter
a. = protect their Cemetery.
pr The reet THE Thomas Asylum for Orphan snd De'
tu'e India. Children
n foreclosure c mortgages BY advertisement
To aecd incorporate The NewYork juvenile Asy
luu. scd Jvae 80. 1881.
Authorizing Of the Town Of Chasssussy TO roe
tax ior Luill.ag a TO~L-HCuse Ia said town.
For the relict Of hahlOn l.. Ross.
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THE EFFECTS or COLD WEATHER.

DIED IRON FREEzNG.-I The Lockport JearHalssys
a man named McGregor, in Pendleton died on Tue''
day, from effects Of fleeing. lie had been on
drinking spree for several days and was last seen
pump, was supposed to water his horse instead o.
which be stood in the water with the foolish idea o.
thawing out his boots which resulted In his freezing
both feet and hands. Modification ensued, which pro-
duced his death.
DEArHs FROM FREEzIEG.-A Missionary OF the
American Sunday School Cnion in Iowa, writes tina,
during the intensely cold season many persons have
lost their lives in attempts to the praires. Ks
Gently family in Mchill County, consisting Of father
mother four sons and daughter met this tragic fate
They lost their way, the cold was intense, aud afes
wandering about awhile, they sank down in the slscp
of death.
EIGHT NECRors FROZEN TO DEATH.-Ihe SArere-
port Gazette, Of the 18th January says: "hr. james
&C. Cox, for many years citizen OF this parsn set
"ont with his negroes time in Decsm6er, ioe
Western Texas where be had determined TO ioca,e.
Eve learn that while crossing prairie forty i1ies
wide, the cold northers attacked his party ana sgns
of bis negroes froze TO death, and two OF ms wagon
"were cut up and burned fuel TO save the ives "
q" himself and the balance of his negroes"
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SENATE.

BILLS sorIcID.
.,l.tiOr and usvso of he New York CsntEA
H. amend the Act ineoporatiss the YSnisr' w's'"0s
CeI1,Iy. a.. viv.hn, F.u.I. Seminary Of Queens
IT, ashorse Children born in foreign countries Of American
tarsufs 10 hold and convey real estate - p.s.u,.
Providing isr the Of destitute children on
TO INCORPORATE the Sew.Yst City Pure MIk COMPANY
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In relation 20 Banks Banking Associations snd InGNH
Bier tie B.sns Deg sn'n y. ana % ss cou, Of Avvs.,
a. or the Jas'ees OF Supreme Court e,,
sEs,sr furnished the state Canals 70 certain cases
LAe New Ss An .seton Of The Cod. Of Procedure
IT, flei,ate Ee determination Of Tie validity Of Taxes ana
% TO ont Of streets and roads the Village OF
Nv hIltH the husband IL. ultimate heir Of his de-
a Cd e and the widow The Ultimate heir OF her deceased
a. Insurance Department; and to rssuus tas
lie Ieter observance ths sabbath IN the City OF
.fet ID. County C.o.eo part. OF ste16en Co.
To amend he Chsrer Of The village CT Nssd-peI @
To send ihe Ac the Strengthening Of ononeas. Gss
fossstsb Gerer.l Practice Terms OF the sspsene Court
r. The avail. OF Tie STATE Tax os the support Of
hss SSerl the Charter Of the City Of Hudson;
To acorI the College OF HydFoPahy N he lily u
For the construction Of ROAD bridge AsN the village
snns the General Law relative to Railroads.
~ ave rcreLee certain cases On the Csendsfo Coc,s
To ncorp rare Homeopathic Societies in the counties OF sr
atoea and Nassit so-. 80, ,,,t..-
the Aec providing for the Enrolment Of the bha.
the Code Of Procedure aud other laws relative TO
per'iiicis. --. w.. y -. C,,,,,.,v
10 sutbrye the O. Town Mutual Insurance Co1
rsnbish Free School in District No l. ~ the Town OF
New Rochelle. ,- ~. -. ...,,e,.
10 s tie Act providing for the extension Of inc anuis
,urs OF coarse SCI, by collar evaporation
RESOLUTIONS.
The Senate adopted but resolutions Of general ance
the s week The these Authorized the President OF
lie Senate 70 Of point Committee whose duy It snail be- siter
m. adjournment the Legislature, 10 visit enf examine nto
tie condition and Affairs Of the Charitable Institutions
W Stsr. urort,l in Whole OF In rar By la STATE aud
non tleir cor 81 usious TO the At Legislature
H. second esouton calls the Board oi Ten Governors
e on the condition of the affairs the various
Irtot rfer their aid request them together with
tho ss,nrrs tngre'ion whether II would
rot resy c0nlUce 10 economy were nc bous OF Aen "''O
nor, a.! { orclaissi0uers united into one body.
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spoken, the names Of distinguished Democratic who
have once acted IN coneertCmen OF exalted worn
and per,or al character with whom have been prgud
70 battle in any hard eampagn-ani whom Il s
painful to me to see separated and 70 be separated
nom. have gi~en my reasons; and, il having be-
come necessary, have defined my position. In d ins
Il is never popular TO speak plainly and boldly Of or
gained political bodies Of ofcers in high position
ves.ed with patronage and power. 1t is not popular
in tie view of oice-seekers, TO speak boldly OF the
aegre,,io ps Of the slave power Nor can / be pro-
scfbtd. Ihave not, have not had, any ambition
but 70 fiji with credit the place Of private citizen
love my country, love the Union love our inSt'tu'
tjons, and, not least Of all, love Freedom. --n
keh,rtetads It'll February, 1886. FLAT FON- m
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HILLS PASSED Roth HOUSES.

sALEs AT PUBLIC AUcrIoy.
An Acr relating 20 Sales Public Auction In the Cy Of eufe
issn.te bap.s.ed ia, body Jan u and he Hss.. Feb
srpes the lrov,sns rea.iHs % ..s, az public suction "a
CoLLEcTIoS OF TAXES.
Az ACT relative 70 the Collection Of Taxes.
Is,ps,e bl-rssed that body Jan 30 and tho Assembly jan
81 Fitend. the time the collection Of ssIse throughout tho
state to the 18th day OF February.
oh.n,. IA, name Of Peter Fort Ns-es " Asrors,
e.,s:: oGpS S 81 Oi. . sss d. sc. Feb
The object Is fully stated In the tide
RELIEF or JAMES u. GILL.
81 A sSf s6 i' t.H .sd he Hos Feb
1t y releases the Interest q nc st's fsi1 s..S
ClarkslCwp. Recilsnd Conniyl
SUPERVISORS ~ MONROE COUNTY.
Al Aer ess The e. aSSOs s'A'S OF
Gsr..s bllpsssed thar body Feb and the House Feb
p Dee. i,S 4; y ne ~
and all performed under their Gfeenoss ey .Aa
NC 10y rsRMERs BANK OF HUDSON
A. ACT to susnd the Articles o. Association OF me rme
sep.t. blp.,ed that body jan ST. and the House Feb
ts1 IF rec ;e until i Is reduced % teea bit s shah
have no POWER the number after having
LuHBERMAY's BRIDGE COMPANY.
Ak ACT for the relief OF the Lumbemsn's Bridge Company.
makes valid corporation Of the Company sotwthstand
ing setting forth the plan OF the oase IN ae ar
tclee Of association Suits commenced Oeefe TUG Psee
Ibis act are not to be affected
BROOKLYN CITY HOSPITAL.
Ak Act 10 amend entitled An Act TO incorporate tie
Bruoklyn City Hospital" passed May 8, lS4A
ISenate bill assed that body JAN % ana the house fee
rrydes that as ooa after this shall take eject a. The
ensnty be done the trustees the said
shall divide themselves BY 10; into thes
equal nuInber the OF office Of the fret ciss
hall exire that the second cass
ud that the third class three after their
And annual election after such division shall taSo Place
l trustees shall be elected who shall hold their oes
for three Such election shall be By the memoas OF the
said con Grafton BY ballot annual meeting TO be held AZ
such place the bylaws Of the said corporation shall
ms ilrtfy of
not he present ard az such election the trustees then
oFce majority Of them snail elect the trustees OF The SAID
srrornon then chosen Trustees shall hold their offices
until others elected their places aud IN case OF any
vacancy before the ION OF the term VI oulee OF any
remaining trustees shalt have power al regular
meeung 10 hi After this shall take effect.
no person shall member Of the aid corporation nuless
he the Of 81 10 the treasurer thereof for tic
md such shall be accepted by the board o trustees so
much the hereby amended inconsistent With the
PROVISIONS Of this act is repealed
PAYMENT FOR REMoNfSG SALT WATTS.
provide payment for the removal OF coarse Salt We"
ia the Cty of Syracuse
Isenate bpsssed that body Jan y, aud the House Feb
II hoFzes the Treasurer ~ pay the OF Is 1884 70 tue
Syracuse Coarse Salt Company for the purpose entonsd
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charter No Is4 Of the laws OF itsV, r's's "s s~o>o
Of deer and other sspe anhnas -.
To confirm the oesl sets Of Nathan bSrs' e"r"''ssc'
A. Ast in relation 70 Tie Village Of Henpaesd, Cesnsy u
Gneens -.
To ireorrorate the sprzkers Basin Bridge tornrsny
Yor he relief Of the Clinton County AFeul arA
amend an Act entitled An Act 10 enable TIE ssien ss
Railroad Company to and steam Ferry bossT ysees
Marrh 81 1855
For The relief Of Peter d. Ladirg,on.
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MILITARY EScURsioS.-Tbe Highland Guar
Capt James r. Hatfield OF Hoboken returned la eyene.
fron az excursion TO Philadelphia. They ien HobSkes W.
Monday morning and preceded 10 Philadelphia, where ~,
were oarfered a. the United States Hotel Ia The eSen
tley visited the Walnut street. rheater and other pses
sm1senent Yesterday morning they Trenton 49,
they ained with the Governor and other dgBtaros a.
sress TLsy took the evening train for Jersey Cay ~
arrived IN HobokaE a. II O'clock The company
ustets uJon this excursion, and with their rev Sa.
made ~. sppeganee. They were SsSoDI~I,sd ts sS