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WIN. W. GwATHMEY. G. n. GwATHNEY.
W. g. G. GWATHMEY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS

WIN. W. GwArHMEY. G. n. dwATHMEr.
w. g. G. GWATHMEY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T LIBERAL Cash advances made on C0nsgnments.-
IL Office on 18th Street, opposite Shockoe Ware
COL P. A. WOODS, charlottesville, Va, is now
associated with in business The business Will
be as heretofore under tns WIZ n
Richmond, August 26, 1857.
1t is unnecessary for the undersigned to say anything
in behalf of Messrs Gwathmey, as they are well and
favorably known For himself, he would refer the
public to the farmers OF Albemarle ana Gltlzens OF
Charlottesville, +. A. WooDS.
August 26, lS57-tf
NEW SEGAR AND TOBACCO. STORE
IN OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, ana dq1osnmP
Kum~er's Jaacelry Sors-To the lovers of the Weed,
and chewers of Tobacco beg leave TO announce hat
have opened SEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTAB,
LISHMENT at the above mentioned stand, whereat oil
times, may be found SEGARS of all the most admired
Brands, of imported and domestic manuiacture, WIN
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very best kind
practical experience of many years In the above BUS
mess and thorough knowledge of the same, justhes
me in saying, that can supply all demands, and I'D
minister to the taste of the most lnveerate TOBACCO
chewers and smokers. hope my many friends will
give me trial, and their kind support, in my endeay,
or to establish myself here promising them
faithful attention to business; .n1,.r
WILLIAM bAhhmAN.
Staunton, May %. 1855. ---
REAT EXCITEMENT IN STANTON.
(T The citizens of Staunton and its vicinity are
particularly invited to call at the Gallery of r. >.
RANKIN and see the various styles OF Pictures, made
at his rooms Having obtained all the recent improve
ments in the art, DAGUERREorYPEs, MELArNoTYPEs AN
pnorYpEs and PATENT LEArER PIcruREs, an article
which can be enclosed to any part Of the world WIN
out additional postage and last though not least is the
MIzzooRApH PoRrRAIT, which can be had from the
smallest size to that life size. Ladies and gentle
men would do well to call and examine specimens at
the above Gallery before sitting for picture else;
where
Staunton, Aug. %, 1857.
VEROSENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM
IA COAL, (NoT ExpLosvE g. )-Secured 6y Letters Dat-
en-The different grades of these celebrated Os suit
able for Machinery Of all kinds, Bnnacle aud Family
use can be had of the undersigned, also OF the Whole
sale Oil Dealers aud Druggists in the city OF New YORK.
and of the authorized Local Agent of the Company In
in this place. AoSi Gn r.
No. so Beaver Street, n Y.
rsy" Local Agencies granted on application as a.
boye Orders should specify the description OF lamp
or machinery for which the oil is wanted.
June 3, 1S57-ly
T IMTTATION.-Our partnership will shortly ex-
| pire by limitation. For the purpose OF closing,
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1OPE5 Of al sizes from % to n inches, for sale ut
IL the new Hardware Store, by
Staunton, Sept,9, 1857. d. W. KENNEDY
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NTOTICE.--The Notes given at my sale are now
~ due and in the hands ROBERT p. BRowN, and
prompt payment is desired 1t will be impossible Tor
Inc to all the persons who are indebted to me- and
if not paid shortly, the will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection -
Sent o. lS57-3tx MICHAEL YESSLER
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az BBLS. fresh HYDRAuLIc CEMENT now landing.
~ 49, > J. BRANDEBU RG d co.
Staunton, Aug. 26, 1S57-Yind copy.
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CALE UNDER TRUSTEE pursuance Of

GALE UNDEfC lhUSIs--ln ptusuonSS, VI i"
- decd of trust executed to me BY Ephram WOOD
ward on the Eth day of November, 1885, and duty re
corded in the Office of the County Court OF Augusta
win at the request of said Woodward, for the purp9
SEES in said trust mentioned proceed to sell ON tne zn
rD of (to0sr 1891, at the house Of said WooawafS
in The town of Staunton instead OF Tor cash. ON ereu
IL as agreed of four months from said day OF SAFE ou'
with interest from said date, secured by oono WIN
good personal surety the following property 70 VIII
Beds, % feather and straw and Bedding ior lne
same 2 Tables-half rounds; small Tables W.T. W.T.
ting Table; eight day Clock, wooden 4 L1oAins
Glasses; l Cherry Press; fine Sofa; ! Wardrooei
Mahogany Sideboard; l dozen Office Chairs q 9ozeh
Windsor Chairs l6 Stools for dining room; " ash,
stands Mattresses; dozen of Plates; two sets OF
Knives and Forks; dozen of Cups and Saucers o
large Dishes; Walters; Writing Desk; WASH.
bowls and Pitchers; sets of Fire Irons; pairs Vi
Shovels and Tongs; 2 Bedsteads; ParIor stove l
Cooking Stove and appurtenances; Washing MA
chine; 3 Wash Tubs; Q Copper Kettles; bay Horse,
5 years old; Sorrel Horse, years old twornorse
Wagon; sets of Harness; l Wheelbarrow W9ter
Buckets Il Log Chain; Axe; Pick CandestcAs
Cow, red of color, years old; Mans Saddle, ana
pair of Saddle Pockets; together with the following
SLAVES, to wit: black Woman, named Selan, u.
bout A years old; negro Boy, named John, aDou.
10 years old and / Girl, named Margaret about
years old as also the increase of the female OF the
slaves aud of the COW herein referred to. Inc SAFE
will commence the day already named at CLOCK
in the forenoon. j. Is. WATTS, IruStee'
Sent 40 1S57-5t '."
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~ STOVES just received at the New Hardware
Store. ID. w. hENNEDl.
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W. T. STAPLES, THO. STAPLES, JNo 8. MARTIN,
Richmond Scottsville.
grt w. T. STAPLES IL CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Especial attention to the FLOUR TRADE. Six
y or eight years experience in the Flour Business
particularly ustfes them in giving assurance OF sat-
sfaction to their patrons Liberal advances on pro-
ducc in hand Proceeds of sales made by. and nego-
tations for advances made with STAPLES, MARTIN
Co., Staunton
Location 18th Street, South Of Cary, RICHMOND, Va.
Patronage solicited, and promptitude and strict at
tention to business promised.
Richmond Sent 9. lS57-ly t.
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II OOK OUT FOR THE NEWS!- sub
IL scriber wishes to sell privately his property stu
ated on the Cow Pasture River, viz: His MERCHANT
about loN Acres of good Land attached to the Mills
There is sufficient quantity of water for all the ma.
chinery 1t is in good neighborhood for work, and
within miles of Millboro' Depot on the Va g. n Il.
The terms will be made accommodating. a Call, Is
solicited from persons wishing to purchase.
My Post Office is Millboro' Springs, Bath CO..
.g A. w. HALL.
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TOR SALE-The very desirable Town RESIDENCE
Latane The Dwelling House is new, handsomely fin
ished and convenient and the property is in all
poets worthy the attention of any one wishing COM
Portable home in of the most desirable localities in
the town. For terms, &c, apply 10
Staunton, July g. 81. B. f. POINTS.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S MOTTO E.-Persons
n Indebted to the estate of Jacob C.. Spiller, decd,
are hereby notified that they must pay up forthwith
or the claims will be placed in the hands foteers tor
collection DAVID ROSS, Admr.
Sent 80 1S57-2t*
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UTBBS' GALLERY FOR PATENT AMBRO-
" types and Photographs, Of every size and descrp-

permanent or if DESIRED to life size Paper or Can
vass retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
first class Artists making most beautiful and desira-
BILE style of Portraits. Ambrotypes in Locke Pins,
Cases and Frames of all descriptions +.
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1t is unnecessary for the undersigned to say anything
in behalf of Messrs. Gwathmey, they are well and
favoraby known For himself, he would refer the
public to the farmers Of Albemare and citizens OF
Charlottesville, +. A. WOoDS.
Aup,,st 19h7-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

NToKIEI, 4 WOODWARD TIN, SHEET IRON
V and Stove Manufacturers also, dealers In Motifs
AorculturaI Boilers, No. IL Main street. Richmond,
vs. Feb. I, , 1857-ly
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T7OR SALE-.-A FARM OF 800 ACRES,
Il NEAR STAUNT0N, VA-The Farm on which
reside miles from Staunton of about $40 acres, 80
of which are well timbered is for SALE The buildings
are handsome and spacious and the land very good
and well waered by Lewis Creek-capable of division
into two faI ms and will be sold on very favorable
July Is. 1857 Staunton, Va.
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WILLIAM LANAHAN. JAMES STEWART
IANAHAN &c STEWART,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN g.
BrandieS, Wines, Gin, Cigars, &C.,
etaa Nos. So e. SIS s. Calvert Street,
49, BALTIMORE. -rH-
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS.
r coasAc BnAsDY, Pinet, G Castillo = &c Co.
Paie ana DARK james Hennessy.
HOLLAND GIN, MADEIRA,
JAMAICA Run, PoRT,
IRISH WHIsKEY, TENERIFFE,
ScorcH do. SHERRY, WINES.
PEACH BRANDY, LISBON,
CHERRY BRANDY, MuscAT,
LAVENDER do. MALAGA, Choice Uld
RASPBERRY do. CHAMPAGNE
BLACKBERRY do. CLARET, s. g -
WINE BlrTERs. HAVANA CIGARS OF all grades
Extra Fine Old MoNoNGAHELA 4 BOURBON WHIsKEY
from to years old.
Feb. 25, 1S57.-1yr. - ~
IN CENT AMBROTYPES. Nsse.,s,rx1
OU PnoY. POWERS, of ISL Main :$lFxs1Y
Ces.t; RrcuMoNp, Va, has Just re- QzE3ilSSNW
turned from Europe wiih al tho lgte lxk&U&%W
Improvements in the photographic
~
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r EATHER BELTING.-Leather Betting, for
IL all kinds of Machinery, from a inch to u inch.
wide; Lace Leather; Copper Rivets Patent Oilers,
and Wire Nippers, at the Hardware Store, under
Union Hall, of d. w. KENNEDY.
Stanton Sept t. 1887
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r IGHT.-I have just received another supply of
IL those superior GERMAN MATCHES that never miss
fire. For sale by the gross retail.
1850 II. j. GLENDY, 10
Staunton Sept. %, 1857. Per G. T. COCHRAN.
C TORE ROOM FOR REM The sub
- scriber offers for rent the Store Room, ON Main
Street. lately occupied by him. from this time to the
18th November, and perhaps longer.
Staunton, Sept. 20, 1857. w. I. MOUNT.
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100 BUSHELS nice white CORN MEAL, for fam
IUU ly use, for sale by
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DRY GOODS.
PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
JoBBERs IN
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
BOUGHT exclusively t AUCTION, Nos. & BaNE
d STREET, bet,Oeen Second and Third Streets, PHIL
ADELPhIA, PA.

Mrs. ELIZA J. WHITLOCK take no
M tce, that on the 26th day of October, 1857. will,
at the office of John n Hendren in the town ofSaun-
ton take the dispositions of George Poage and Others
to be read as evidence in MY favor in suit in Chan
Gerry pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
in which am Plaintiff and you are Defendant II
from any the SAID dispositions shall not be
pleed on that day. the taking will be continued from
day to day till they are finished.
Sept Q, 1857 VIM. WHITL0CK.
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NUMBER ~.

bed IN the same chamber, while two wo ea
took turns in watching her.
It was his custom the moment he opened
his eyes to ask how she did. One night
when he was in deep sleep she departed
from this life. lie was to have gone =
hunting that morning. the exercise beirg
recommended for health, and it $ his bab,
It to have the chaplain pray with him before
he went out. The nurses Knowing how
much he loved his wife, were afraid to tell
him OF her death, and they begged the chat
lain to inform him ofitin the gen,lest manner
he could. Sir John did not that morning
according 10 his ususl custom, inouira
how his lady did. lie called the chaplain,
joined with him in prayer, and expired in
the midst of the holy service,
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A Model Husband.

There is singular story told concerning
the grand parents of Col. Hutchinson. His
maternal father was not the eldest son OF
Sir John BiroD. There was an elder broth.
er, who had displeased his father so much
by an obscure marriage, that he intended to
divide his estate equally between his sons.
The younger son married the daughter of
Lord Fitzwiiam, who had enjoyed n prince.
ly Office during the reign of Queen Eliza
beth. This lady was endowed with rare
beauty and great Accomplishments and her
husband was exceedingly enamored of her.
But undetermined and intelligent as she was,
sue had one great weakness-she could not
endure that woman very inferior to herself
shonld be the wife Of the elder son, while
she was wsdded to the younger. This
source Of discontent was removed BY a sad
accident. One day the brothers went out
to hunt With their father; and tho elder be-
ing Of merry disposition, commanded
something to be put under his servants sad
die, to frighten the horse and make sport.
The joke succeeded SD we'll that the author
OF it died in passion Of laughter.
The marriage which gave so much Of
fence had proved childiess and the Young
or brother, of course, Inherited the estates
and titles OF the family. |"
The high born beauty was now IN the
very zenith of her wishes and blessed with a
lovely family. But it pleased Divine Prov.
idence, suddenly, to eclipse her glory. At the
birth Of twin daughters her brilliant intel
lect was obscured forever! The best phy-
sicians In England tried in vain to restore
her understanding She was never Erantie,
but had a pretty posdcal deliriun,, often
more delightful than the conversation of
women who had perfect use Of their senses.
Her husband reliuquishsd all business and
all amusements, and devoted his whole time
to her and to the education Of their children
After the loss OF her reason she had other
children, but they were not affected by their
mothers unfortunate condition. 'T
- Though Lady Biron's mind was distem-
pered in all other respects, she retained per
feet love and obedienes 10 her husband and
he, treated her with more tenderness and
respect than he had done even during the
first years Of their happy union. Thus in
tbe copstaucy Of mutual affseliou they ad.
yapeed towards old age. 80 - ~ 49,. 80.
When sue was i'll, he slept in separate
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poes
ZnEnvn

,'I don't think, Mr.. Baker, says Betsy,
you have much respect for your wife, to
compare her to your old oxen.' g5l .r... ...
Says he, Whether ] have respect for her
or not, am gwine to take care of her, and
you've got to let them quality folks alone.
don't see uothin in 'em that ms wife should
be KILN up herself bootlickin this wav.'
Yes saws to say nothin Of all the
poultry that's been killed.
We all went TO bed pretty soon, cause
you see the quality had pretty nigh used us
up. But We want done with them yet.
Way long in the night hccrd great
beatin at the front door. Jumped up, got
a light, an went to SEQ what was to pay, an,
as live, thar stood one O. tliem pigger SOL
gers, bowin an scrapin soon as he got
sight o me. .... -. ... :
The Lord bless my soul says 7, is your
missis sent you here to fetch one O. them
Visitin cards this slime o nightr
He bowed agin, an says, Mrs. Feather
God presents her respects TO Sir. Baker, and
would be much obliged could he lend his
assistance. The cosohman being deceived
by the darkness of the night, was so unfor.
tunate as to run off the side Of the causeway
and upset the carriage in the swamp
seized him by the collar and give him
sich shakin, uniform and all, jest like !
was maken up feather bed. Says 1,
: You impudent captain general. you why
didn't you say so at onct? What did you
stand abowin and talkin quality talk to me
fur, an all your misses is slashin about heel.
over head in Cow Swampr
Barney heerd me y talkin to o strange
man, an come tumblin down stars, rolled up
in blanket, an when lie saw me collern Of
the fine niggsr, says he, Mother, Jest turn
that feller over to me-
Says l., Barney, go right up stars an gi,
| into some close directly an start right off
Them quality women an their fiunky nigger
an hosses, an carriage, an little sun fans, at
poseys, an snuff boxes, an vsitin cards, /,
all keeled over in Cow Swamp
OF course says Barney, SO much fu
gettin soul-inspired, and trustin to moon
shine Of dark night, an starry eyes Of guar
jun angels But he hurried off an | give
the nigger mother shake, jest to remind
him | had hol: o him yet. Now says
run for your life to that fust nigger house
you come to, an tell Dan, without no palav
erin, mind you, to jump right up, an git til,
earryall ready, an his masters hoss, an yor
help and have it all ready right away
] let him go, an you would a thought
had shot him off. ] put a pile o blanket
IN the carryall, an Barney an Dan wen
down five miles to Cow Pond, an fshed EN-
all ou. an carried 'em home an we've wash
cd our hands o. them quality ever sence."
Well, its most dark. Goodbye, honey
You're mighty pleasant company. I've en-
joyed myself powerful. MASISTA.
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5elrrtra purtrg.
Better Go Slow.


In all the varied scenes of life
Its. noise, confusion, turmoil strife
These little words if borne in mind,
Would suit right well all human kind
"Go Slow !"
The fast young man who cuts dash,
Upon his " Gov'nors hard earned cash,
Will think, when his moneys fled,
This motto should have filed his head
.- l'... .:.s' go Slow"
The firt with lovers at her feet,
Her cheeks so fine-her heart deceit.
When years shall steal her charms away
viii weep she did not in youths May
.... -, "Go Slow ~
The man of money, he who spends.
. Ills thousands on his horses--frieuds-
May sit him down in after years,
To con this lessen through bis tears
GoNSlow."
The husband who to see more life,
Deserts his children, home and wife,
When sunk beneath the hand of fate,
Will mourn he did not---ere too late
....a.s.t -...H.rr1-.ea s>" Go Slow !"
The wife who always shopping goes,
Leaving her children out at toes, . D.. .
Should keep this matter in her heart
And learn to act a mothers part
B. .. ...... ..l. "Go Slow ]"
The Banker counting cent per cent
The landlord angry for his rent ...
The Cle,k behind his masters till 0
Twill suit you all-this lesson will
'."-',' .-.... "Go Slow !"
The widow, wife, the maiden, miss,
The husband, father-thiuk Of this
In whatever path you go, .
'Tis always best to travel slow
a, r.. .v.....sr. .- "Go Slow !"
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TELLING MoTHER.--A cluster Of young
gi'ls stood about the door of the school
room one afternoon, engaged in close con.
Sersation, when a little girl joined them, and
asked what they were doing. r.<g
~ am telling the girls a secret, Kate, and
we will let you know, if you will promise
not to tell any one as long as you live" was
the reply. ..7' -.
,." | won't tell any one but my mother" re.
piled Kate. 6 tell her everything, for she
is my best friend" U,. -. 81. o'....
No, not even your mother no one in the
world" .''.. II ..'' -
swell, then, can't hear it {; for pAat I
can't tell my mother IS not fit for me to
k'so,o." After speaking these words, Kate
walked away, slowly and perhaps sadly, yet
with quiet conscience, while her compan
ions went on with their secret conversation.
am sure if Kate continued TO act on
that principle, she became a virtuous, useful
woman. No child Of pious mother will
be likely TO take a sinful course, if Kate's
reply is taken for a rule of conduct
AS soon. as boy listens to conversation
at school or on the play ground which he
would lear or blush To repeat to his mother,
he Is IN the way OF temptation, aud no one
can tell where lie will stop. Many :. .nsu
dying in disgrace, in prison. or on the scaf
fold, has looked back with bitter rernorse to
the time when first sinful companion gain.
ed his ear, and came between him and his
mother. Boys and girls, If you would lead
Christian life, and die a Christian death.
make Rates reply your reply" Whit /
canaot, tell my mother is not fit for me to
kno~ )" for pious mother is your best
friend" ... ....--.
~ NEw Posr OFsIcEs. .--Dom's Gold Mine.
Abbeyile District, South Carolina; James
Dorm, Postmaster,
Annieyille, Kershsw District, South Car.
olins; Chares Perkins, Postmaster.
Hollands Store, Anderson District, South
Carolina A. M, Holland, Postmaster. q Is
yEaslsys Mil, Pickens District, South Car,
'olipa W. 7. DAVIS, Postmaster. G.,,
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TO che Publ G.

Two or three Of .:he daily journals Of yester-
day publish a report of case now pending in
sno OF the courts o. law, in which it is repre-
eosted .hat two Of tie editors Of this Journal the
Nrw York HERALD were concerned in c com
pauy calied the Po:osi Lead Mining Com
paw, or The Missouri Lead Con pauy> and
Alleged to have been stockjo5bny concerns
We declare such a report and statement to
be an uabl1shing falsehood from fist to last
There is o0e Only editor 4sn1 proprietor Of this
journal, and hat orr il the undersigned, who
never bad auy connection with any stockiobbing
company o. any kiad, nor hes any other person
any control or authority over The columns Of the
HERALD, ex-:p' It's openly acknowledged editor
aud proprietor 1t is utterly islse, also that the
Potosi Lead Company, or any otter stockjob5ing
coacern, Wa. ever recommended n its editorial
columns, G: even it, existence ksswn to The NJ
designed. -
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Eiltor aud Proprietor
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AnscnlbIy.
ALBANY, Feb. 40. 1887

ALBANY, Feb 40 1851
The Committee CT Ways and Mesrs reported Tie sop
JJy bill of 1885, divee1 into i've sepsrste bills, each
tainrg various i,emR o'ae,f 81 and ned lite
The biIls. Tho bills vere accompanied by writer
port
The concurren; resolura 10 adjourn from Friday
until Trcsdsy evepps ives adopted.
To appropriate the proceeds OF the S.A!e tax Tor tie
To expedite the osuvsss OF votes In toe Ntepta Dis
bic, ,i ihe special sso,ion TO be hold 90 !bo eth OF
sxIeh.
Aboibhipe dsys Of grace On sight drafts and provirg
for the service Of utc9 Of protest thI oush the Pos
The Known and rcpptcd slGsrce OF TIC drawer "
dorse IA IN The c'y or town where zoe psptr is
pay able CT can be legally presented for payment.
IsTScDtVlD.
b Mr. VAN vAiKFsBcsG-ro provide FOR further lohe
OF four ons 70 complete the canals and Tor refcndins
soy isx tvled therefor accompanied ~ JOINT resou-
tlcn for smendu eat Of tse constitution
Ey Gf. J. ID nxcS--To slihofizs the corpors Ion OF
New Yort appoint hre cor mssioneis 10 erect srev
City Enll.
By Mr.. v,rsrx-Tc amend the charter OF the Mt'cpo.
Han Gas COMPANY
To regulate The common schools OF New YORK..
To provide for tho payment Of the travelling commit
tees mentioned IN the bill vetoed By the Governor.
kGTrcM of BuIs.
t. repeal the prohiorcryIiaw OF 1855.
BY Mr.. JAMIE j. RsILIY-fo provide for the better ma
vigaton OF the Ess, river
BY Mr. RonxsrsTo abolish the Laws sgs.nst gambling.
BY Mr.. MAHrs-To uIste the expenditure Of he sea-
mans fond.
AresoIution prs, scops tactics in German, for TAO
o. the German military companies who do not un-
deifisrd the English language w~ debated aud lo oy
q vote Of 10 10 a.
Adjourned I'll Tuesday tverrz.