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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-17

W- a contemporary suggests that the dis
trict on the corner of Cherry and Spring
streets, is an eligible site for a fine hotel We
almost despair of seeing a new hotel here very
soon, and if one is not to be built, or the
above ground not occupied in that manner,
why will it not answer, equally as well for
custom house, post-ofice and Federal Court
buildings.
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SharD's Rifles.

ALL sportsmen who in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer &C in
vted to call the store Of Fail and Cunningham, No 81
Public Square and examine 'Sa ps Patent Sporting Rife"
whichin rapdty Of Firing accuracy OF aim and length Of
range Is far superior any Gun invented ard unlike
any other Patent Gun here oore introduced construction
is exceedingly simple that It is liable to get out
oforder" than the common Kentucky Rife.
F& c. have also few Shot Guns made the Pa
tent. iyi6- On.
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AN pkyiss cash kr Is=6 wsErsaa CA a. NJ eens -
cAsrrs siEEs2 eFss ts pa.s % - sssTa Fsaws
As Yerse essEsSoss uyfal y q. yxlHfoEf.
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SIOO Reward.

ID ANYWAY rom The residence II MAJ A. b. ASrooNzAx
II miles from Nsshvie on the morning Of Monday the
81 asy q June insi Negro Noman named AAFy Of
copper color and between twsny ia ana Aty years eye
hef the meam sise and Of ane appearance rather
pleasant contraaaee, kont teeth very bed
she raised IN near Bowling dreen Ny, ana uas
hrOaght s city and sold about toe months snce
r. Jackson 81 The Beghbcrhood 81 kowng Green she has
FREE hashAnd In Bnsins Green, and also several eAdfea
belongng eentiemaa 10 that place, and wil
doubess aisenpt gel bsuk hsre. add ren khsEs
stats.
Va sxs tAs aboxs reward fos sppssheaaen asd d.
jaa.li VII l. soYp n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H II you are afflicted with any complaint which re-
quires Purgatye Medicine try Ayers's Neto Ps-they
are worth trying.-Concord Mercury, N. IL iyl1-iw
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PROF. J. RUD ADAN.-This gentleman has
located permanently in this city for the purpose
OF teaching singing and giving instruction ups
on the piano-forte. He comes highly recon-
mended, as the following extract, taken from
the Cleveland Herald, and selected from a
mass of Others which might be given if neces-
ssry, will show. Prof. A. was a resident of
Cleveland for several years, during a portion
OF which time he was music teacher in the
family of Mr.. Harris, editor of the Herald
But TO the extract:
ave learn that Prof Adam is about to re
move to Shelbyville, Tenn, TO engage in a sem
mary, as a teacher of music. Several years
Prot. Adam has been a resident of this city,
and has gained here a large circle of friends
He is an excellent teacher, an estimable man,
and will be an acquisition to any school"
The press aud people of Shelbyvie have
been lavish of their praise in relation to the
success of Professor a., both as q teacher of
vocal as well As instrumental music We are
confident that there is wide field open here,
So far as teaching singing is concerned, and we
trust that the Professor will meet with album
dsnt success His card will be found in ano-
Their column, to which our readers are referred
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

A = ACRES Of Valuable Land both sides Of tn
It 4 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from
Nashville, which depot has been recently located well
improved good water, good SOIL with fair proportion OF
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence Either side Of the road the whole
will be sold to suit purchasers.
156% ACRES, one mile from the town OF Franklin in
Williamson county, the Liberty road and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation. Has II comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and is productive so-suitable for four
handsome settlements. will sell i, ~ y, or all to suit
purchasers
ACRES mostly tmbersd, part ofthe Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South OF
Nashville soil Of excellent quality admirably adapted 10
the purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery Market Garden.
1OH ACRES on the Gallatn Turnpike road, 81 mies
from Nashville, between Sull and Sledge would make
business in town convenient and comfortable country
resid
300 ACRES both sides of the Nashville and North
Western Rairc ad II miles west Of Nashville Big Harpeh
ed-baance well timbered-good soil and water, and COM
ortable improvements
52H ACRES, well improved, miles from Nashville,
the Mill Greek Valley Pike, and near the N. r. X. Soil
Of good quality, good Dwelling fine young Orchard un in
a very good neghborhOod.
VILE the Whites Greek Turnpike road beau
tful building lot
LOTS of any size from so feet TO IS Acres on the Buena
Vista Turnpike road, from to miles Of Nashville, with
without Timber convenient to Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOtS in the corporation OF Nashville Wilson's
Springs several the Franklin Turnpike road several
the Depot of the Tenn Ala. R. r. several and the
MurfeeSboro Turnpike road in the 1th Ward and several
west Of Capitol Hill near the corporation line.
PRICES LOW - TT RMS Liberal. Those who wish 70
purchase would do veil to make ear application TO
apI0-tf c W NANCE.
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Carriers SpauiSh Mixture,

Carter'S Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD, ,,
The BEST AITGKAIIVE KNOWN!
NOT PARTICLE or MERCURY IN IT.
An Infallble Remedy
For ScTofua Kings Evil Rheums Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptions Pimples Postules the Face, Botches,
Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic core Eyes, Ring
letter Scaldhead Enlargement and
Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum,
Stubborn Ulcers, Sy philitic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from
ipudicious use Of Mercury,
Imprudence in Life,
or lmpuritv Of
TIE Blood
This Great Alternative Medicine Purifier Of the blood IL
used by thousands OF grateful patients from all parts Of
tina United States who testify daily the remarkable
performed by the greatest Of AL medicines CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, scrofula,
uptons Of the Skin, Liver Disease Ulcers Old Sores Az
lection Of the Kidneys Diseases Of the rost Female Com
plants pains and aching Of the Bones and JOINTS speed
lily pot TO hFht by using this nestimsbe remedy.
For all diseases Of hS blood nothing has yet been found to
compare with it, II cleSnsss the system OF all impurities
scts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys and
strengthens the dgeston gives tone to the stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, restores the constitution
encebed by disease broken down by the Of
youth, 70 it, pristine vigor and strength.
For the FESALEs peculiarly applicable, and
wherever has become nown regularly prescribed with
the happest effects II nvgorates the weak and dehat~d
and mpars elasticity to the worn out frame clears the skim
and leaves the paen fresh and healthy single bottle OF
this inesmabl- remedy Horth all the called sArsAPArA
In existence.
The large number OF certificates which we have received
from persons all parts the United States the best
evidence that there Humbug about it, The press hotel
keepers magistrates phyucians and public well known
TO the community all add their testimony TO the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Call the Agent and get Almanac, and read the de-
tas Of astonishing perform by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, ia most cases uhsre euory hia0 else las sig
Haly l0sd) The limits 4 an advertisement Sll not I'D.
init their full insertion.
WIN 8. BEERS CO, Proprietor,
No 800 BroadSAy, INV foRK.
To whom an orders must be addressed
For sale by Druggist and Country Merchants 10 all par
the United States and The CAnAdas and by
apis W. y. GRAY. NASHVILLE
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A CARD.
TYRES SPRING,
July ], lsS6.

To rHR cIruKSs OF NASHVILLE:
Having understood that erroneous impressions have
been naae and circulated IN regard 10 cha AZ Tyres
springs deem proper in justice 10 myself % Mr. WETNoAE
aud the OF Nashville give these explanations with
my bill Of charges appended
Mr. WtToRs who the property has been very liberal
In expendng large amount o. money In % ing the esta
hlshHen in an attractive style Watering Place. and in
Addon been ~ much trouble and labor 70 procure
the best Servants rtf1e Band Of Music for the Season,
with all the facilities for amusement comfort pleasure ~ al
who may visit feel satisfied that the following Bill u
Charges W Be satisfactory - Al aho have the 10
Indags In the coaos and lsxaFsAs Of 4honabs Water
ing Place.
Very respectfully, d. I. SOFT
Of 81. Cloud Hotel.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Il VIE Drcc Of this Cump, ny announce - the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid with suit.
able avenues and walks and portions Of the grounds
divided into Family Lots which offered for sale
The OF the grounds be Office Of Lind
sley Crockett where The public invited 10 call and
anime the
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suita r. location for Cemetery In the vicinity Of
Nashville, and pledge themselves the public spare
money pains MAKE " equal any Cemetery In the
Union, aud such Nashville feel pride In.
TIE Cemrry l. In the charge q competent Super
inendrn living the gr und under whose direction in.
terments will be made In the beet and
charges
The Directors q the Company are DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited the Cit Of Nashville ana
FOR purpose omnibus will once of Lindsey
and CrOcket st O'Clock Tuedsy the Sih
and every Friday afternoon thereafter the hour
The viii be FRYE
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting grounds viii
be raed nr Al their residences Nv tendng their
tag their card, 10 the President q he Company.
A. V. s. LINDsLtY President
O. vs.. NAsoE, ssc'y. Buo Hs-G
CHANCIRY SALT.
Y virtue Of Door, Of the Chancery Court at Nashville
ID T-nn, In the c use, John " Hal, ct slr. vs. Simon
Gienu viii thu Oh day Il August next ~ pose for
pub &c sale & the highest bidder Court House yard
OF said city, The following ~ q groun part Of lot
No Is 81 HlOch aud Nhtcsidrs addition 20 Nashville"
fronting sixty Fix feet Market and running back
one hundred aud eighty feet less.
TEKNsSaid property will be sold credit o. H. twelve
ard cEht-en month"; notes we'll sccured hearing interest
and lrin retained. lylsl c. D. BRIAN, Q. AN
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE.
WE have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
w STOVES of different sizes, that highly recon-
mended tn have hesitation in warranting them
The Prize Coal Cooking Stove,
The Keystone state,
The Lily of the West,
The Beauty of the West.
The advancing prices Of wood makes important
mO provide good Stove that will cook
well COAL These have, far given entire satisfaction,
and recommended to the attention OF those about to
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have Also the following patterns Of artght Stoves for
wood universally popular the Eastern States for their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted to bake and
draw wel
The Mayfower, two sizes;
The Hacyon two sizes;
The Comet four sizes;
We have also in for sale usual low and
modang terms the following popular Stoves from the best
oundres Of the West:
The Kentuckan Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all Of which will sell low
terms they can be procured in the city.
GHE WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four Sizes manufacture and have
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves and
able to supply all o. ders. - -.
june47 MACKENZIE WILSON.
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Mere Sole Leather Trunks.
BAYa Received Ansshsr lie, % suPsdor sas Leather
TFunks and ysEisss oakland Patssrn) Aso. Ladies
ssnnst h0zss. single sad Eas TOP Il ssrse. - ed os
priesa- JOHN RAAA6k.
lys a cousse street
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Who wants to Bet :
eigmiss are Pigmies still, though perehed on
Aims

alps.
- SINGS POPE, but that BLANK Verse" a. the
closing hymn Of Mayor ami Aldermen makes "Our"
Pony the editorial fraternity will please exeuse) big horse
and cart big cart and tax big notwithstand-
ing treated the committee 70 segar which Is per
1000, cash We hope many friends win assist in
Affection and send big lot Of subscribers. To clubs Of
so less win do the handsome thing The Horse and
Cart viii regular usual Notwithstanding hcwsomever
D. q. RUMSEY.
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s BIotches on the skin, Eruptions, etc. ar

; q BIotches on the SKln, EruPtons, ETC, are
superinduced by humors in the blood and oen very
annoying youths and infants CdTtes poHish Kture
when taken according directions attacks the of these
eases odges them and them by fsrcing the upon
the surface relieves the sufferer and restores him to
health jy11-1 w
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the spanish Government,
der the supervision OF the Captain General Of Cuba. viii
take place Al II vana,
TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1856.
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u
I OFFER for sale (700l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike 80
RoaH miles from Columbia and four from Mt. Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract " ich reside.
This Land equal If superior TO any In Maury county
is well watered he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sale well tmbered and well improved
there the premises some beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided to suit purchasers sold in a body.
For further information apply at Ashwood P. ONCE,
Maury county, Tennessee.
auglI-u LUCIUS J POLK.
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To STOCK RAIsERS the Farming Community general
y, who viii send $50 90 in postage stamps Si tell
une "a d. a. RUMsEY.
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Corn Meal.

Corn Meal.
A good as snybodys, at n. G. RUNSEYS.
HurFa for BuckmOre & Fillingham
PEAKlNG Of Hams, lot Of very choice br
, sale low At D. @. RUMSEYs.
''0'sr the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot OF Market Baskets Of all sizes, made from
n this came Willow, $50 said, - for sale by
D. e. RUMsEY.
Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in the Comb.
TAKEN this Spring from the spary Of Dr. T. B. HamIn,
also a specimen Of the Hives used viii be exhibited
free" at all reasonable horrs 70 which price WIN be aided
should be the "1nanimons" Wsh Of portion Of the
dience, for particulars call and see II at
D. G. RUMsEYs.
I have something sweet TO sell yea,
The Bottle you msy keep
A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY" being direct descendant Of
II the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
spree and kicked the Of the skies In IS
that time For sale slow down. considering the quality.
d G. RUAfSEY.
NORA BxSE.-"Corn. Metre No connection with Land
Agencies.
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American States, and hoped to hightsn him
Nicaragua claims large slice Of territory now
included in the boundaries Of Costa Rica, and
this is one cause Of bad feeling.
The war ia the chief feature of the news.
The new government was without money, but
otherwise prosperous The North American
residents were generally healthy and happy.
No progress seems to have been made In set
Ting the affairs of the Transit Company, but
the California passengers treasure, &C., were
brought over the Isthmus az speedily and COM
fortably as usual. Trade was paralyzed by
the war, which will no doubt be short and
bloody.
We may expect to see lively times in Central
America during the next month or two. At
the end Of that time we should not be surprised
to see q new confederation of the States, with
General Walker at its head, and his minister
received by the Secretary Of State of the
United States.
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lhC 6tCuAuCK cuAuOn-Ah OPcnIuH VCtcs
A pleasant party gathered last night on board the
United States mail steamship Fulton OF the Havre hue
The Fulton the companion Of the Arago and the twain
among the finest ships afoat The Fulton has made
trip to HAvre, aud returned A number of ladies
and gentlemen visited the ship last evening" and
entertained by the commander, Captain Walton. Tbs
Fulton looked neat and spruce PIN and the
convenience and beauty OF her flu nishings the
theme OF universal admiration. The inspection made
the Fulton satisfies that may have everything
mfortable about him during voyage to Europe in
his hotel. On board the Fulton, for example, yon
may have suite OF rooms, you feel inclined to pay
hem The Fulton the largest class OF ocean staa
ships and will comfortably accommodate three hundrei
passenger In point Of mmodaons for passengers
ceptng the Persia. The Fulton is built with five W.
tight CT Itmens, nine inches thick and ziDced
excellent in which would have saved heArc c
AID which thcud be adopted all steamer II
all respects the Fulton is q credit to her and "a,
flag she carries.
Of The ship, aId then introduced into sale de d,lsc
htttd up for the ccason couple OF hours spent
In eevoticn TeJps hore and the company was tn 90
summon ed TO the nam cabin, where elegant peiu
sop was served TO about sixty ladies' and gentlemen
the coDmaneer in the chair The supper, wines a,
cuar credit for the lence Of his departmena grea
matter for sea going steamer where ones dinner tbs
great event OF the cay.
Captain Wotton's health having been proposed he
returned thanks nd paid gallant compliment to the
ladies. 1hen there singing dancing S.. until the
seps1a ed much te,ighted with the Fulton and her CON.
mabcer. Nay her Tag never be struck
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Personal Intelligence.

From Liverpool, in steamship Atanic-John Davis VIZ.
s Hss1s @ssssn khsse.
Rnnd,e Mr. hchbanm, Mr. Crowhurss HarEsr. Mr. Iii, I
From Pupa Arenas, in the steamer Star of the wesars
. @ aSsS Ts1 q Sss a Hsas
BsTSn DR. r. Foster II rIkp9 n. and
dsss Ss.'s "s1 ls ss'ss sfs
NJ S sys Mrs syar Mrs Bunne wilkins
osdss sa1ea af s sss s ss
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s aaa cs mls sw Nj
Ave children: mrs y. I wIia%oR Dr Van Dixie Van
Tpa taps Heron hSshss cass dsnsss and la GS0f
afsn asesppsn PG snh s'ss s
Mrs Rogers and danads Mr. Dorra cna sngi
q, Il SassS:, ans s 2
sd, ~ Maxim e;SSf Hs saa
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sss Mn 1 sn
ss f'EsF spa sfl
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M fi Johnston Was.r ,i a.SdTsn and a Ssa
Sc child and YORK But DO ' NJ and ! ".
SsIS !Sssp ss1sss' sfT
Dean, Iymsn ia cobus New York; I4aiourcsds
friend ew Orleans; sdousrd Auzeras, Frarce
maD Philadelphia Drummer Mr. Cohn New York Mr. Dun
EsIstays New York; Rob resron duncan Winter, Eng
dsten. Cbsrles,9n q Row. andrews Boston Miller
sld bssIs Grsef Moore ara Gibb, Sew York. dranief
ssesnd s sss: New ssY So se;.
Lggins Msdemoisele Resuche maid France; Mr. and
Mrs Barrett San Francco; Isaac SeeligmAn Mr. Marlin
New York; Mr. Ludwig, Germany John d Wilbur Phila
do pfiA; N Benjamin, + Lawrence Baberland
New York; Duare Williams, PhIIsdeiphia; Mr. Fleitmsn
Few York; Colin Wilson, Scotland DR. Maursn Providence
Ri; Wells, James Reardcn, y Mr. Anderson, Eng; q
PMee, France Mr. Perala, New Granada, A; Travers
Epglsrd; 1ogpiIg, ny = A Heeder, 3 Smith. W APP
U " Love- Toronto; wesbesd hanche er, Eng John Don
en and Means hoston; Goodwin Crop per, W Her
Guib Oba; Barclay London u Lr gmire Geo Grant Mr.
Y; Hos Malcolm Cameron Robt Hil Canada; Mr. Juien
Ar Roet, France Mr. Roher, England; Ms Ellen Bapeey
Tcruso; n Strange, Philadelphia Fleischer Mr. TuI
ner 3ebp snd Mckewan, Mrs Susanna Uyat l. fsraels
Simon Guggerheime ~ VI Brown and friend Toronto;
Mrs. Perry Flen.of lady and child Mr. Richos Jobn VI
kFiok CaIada Edward Caldwell, Mr. Je witt. r Tracy NY;
~ srrv England; Hustled, Germany; Austin, A Wells
LoLdep, W-ioA ~
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Senate
ALBANY, April 2, 1855.
PETITION,

Senate.
ALBANY, April 2, 1855.
PETITION.
AMENDMENTS THE CITY CHARTER
Mr.. SCKIE reported from the seiect committee bill
TO amend The charter OF New York. The bill WAS made
up from the several propositions before the Legislature.
AL the propositions that the two things mainly
needed to give New York good governmnt are an Inn
provement In the form OF government and opportu.
Iity to electors put better In Office The repre-
tentatives of the Senate and Assembly Of New York
concur In three forms for accomplishing
these objects. The bill proposes
LIST. charge In the Legislative bransh Of the city
iovernmsnt known the Board of Councilman, by
char grg the number Of the Board from 90 to Is, to
elected by districts. according to the population.
3D. P1Cpotes . change In the Executive Department by
doing away with the election of heads OF departments by
the people-to have responsible executive head aud
make the other subordinate heads Of departments subject
10 him for thtr appointment and for their val for
of $780,
Mr. Sckes, instance, cited the head Of the Croton
Water Board who appointed not elected to show the
advantage OF the former system.
Sd. Proposes to reform the election Of municipal Off
GERS, by changing the time for such election from the
fall to the spripg-making the charter election separa
election, thus concentrating public attention upon the
candidates. and renewing thereom the influence OF State
and national elections.
The bill does not interfere with the terms Of office OF
any officer elected by the people but provides for change
The bull was ordered to third reading, under
pension Of the rules.
UsURY LAWS.
motion to reconsider the vote killing the usury bill
defeated.
Nothing further Of interest occurred
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Assembly

ALBANY, April 2, 1856.
The bill to provide for the distribution OF the Colonial
History was passed.
The Albany Bridge bill WAS received from the Senate.
prot acted debate enAuet.
Upon motion TO refer the bill TO the Committee
Roads and Bridges, It prevailed by ayes 66, nays e.
This vote was considered test indicating the certain
passage Of the bill
remembrance was presented against the Broadway
Railroad sgDed by residents and property holders
Broadway setting forth in strong terms opposition 70
the proposed raire ad
Nj. SMITH reported against the bill creating Jon
Park, New York. Agreed to.
Mr. FooTE reported from the Judiciary Committee that
legal difficulties exist In the way Of the sale Of the
New York arsenal BY the STATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The report Of the Sailors Snug Harbor Hospital at New
York was presented.
The bill to provide for the extension Of the Genesse
Valley canal was ordered to hlrd reading
The bill to authorize the construction Of two addi
tiona State Lunatic Asylums referred to the
mi tee to report complete.
The bill TO prevent incompetence and repeating this
Prohibtory law was discussed but the third reading
cut of by adjournment
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T. VI
The election returns indicate the choice Of General
Assembly composed Of all the parties to the contest
without large majority Of either. So far heard
from, there iixteen Americans and republicans snc
nineteen democrats elected excusve OF the Providence
vote, which Is not yet counted As regards the State
ticket, it is PROBABLE that William W. Hoppn fer Cover
John r. Bartlett for Secretary of State and Caares
Hart for Attorney General elected-these cand
beirg both the American and republican tickets For
Lieutenant Governor and State Treasurer there prooa
bIy no choice.