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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

quiet and nrm sales OF 100 bbh South Sea at &c., 6on
DO elephant 66c. Crude sperm dull At 81 Co. lard oil
quiet At csc. 81 for prime. We note sales OF 80 bis
msnd: sale Of 20 900 lbs southern Il ioxc., cash
PRovNo1.-Pork-The market was dull and easier:
sales confined 10 about $50 400 bbs, including
new mess at SIS %; old do. 81 80 ST 62h, and
demand with sale: Of soo 100 Sbs including &C country
prime At S6 II 81 Is, country do. st So 80 Is,
repacked Western do. % $40 g. and extra $ll 10
$l2 Prime mess and beef hams were steady at unchang
ed prices. Cut meats fm with sales Of 100 pack
ages, including shoulders, at &C. 7Ac and hams &C.
9xc. Bacon was IN eair demand while rates were un
changed. Lard was easier with sales OF 800 400 bbs,
at Zc. 12xc Butter was in fair demand at l8c. a
&c tor Stale, 1cc &c., for Ohio Cheese ranged
from shc il 10, the latter figure for prime.
RICE steady, with sales Of 80 terces at 3Sc &C.
SKED.-Sales OF $50 bushels were made at llhc. u
llhc.
made at 50 05 TO - u.s. IS half pipes Rochelle brandy at
81 IS 81 co. Included in the above invoice Of
''Mchel fs," TO arrive, private terms. 30 quarter
casks sherry at 81 80 81 30 do port at 81 30 3d. and
rs do. Burgundy port at Soc III 20.
SuGARs-The sales embraced about 900 900 hhds,
included in which about 400 hhds New Orleans,
sold by auction at Ike Isle, with the trade
within the range Of &C. &c. The sales also included 100
hhds crop Cuba muscovado, in bond, at 6Zc, and
80 old do sold private terms, and 300 boxes ut 7c
R9hc.
TAILow.-Sales OF 10000 lbs. were made at IL 1sc.
Messrs. Knight Son remark folOws:-For the past
week the market has been rather inactive; but with
compar avey light stock hand, prices have been
tanned. Rough fat has advanced to nc. The sales Of
prime city rendered. for the week. have not exceeded
100 600 lbs re. small lot OF Sandwich Island soap
taiow sold at He, to arrive.
ToBACCoIhere is rather less doing in the article but
prices unchanged sales 80 hhds Kentucky at exc
10c lO3 bales Havana at CSC. &c., AZ seedeaf
at lie. a 2oc ii do. Foritia at 15c
WHIsKEy.Sales of $50 bbls. made at DC with
small lots reported at CSC.
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POSTAL ECTORY.
Foreign and Domestic Malls

DonneStlc ma1las
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DoNEsrIc .Eorth-Albany Buffalo and Canada. g. N
western na mail L., via Erie XIX 5 A. NJ ands 81 F. X
South and southwestern
hastsrn mail by railroad * A n H a and n
:" " BY steamboat. ...:......S p. N.
SUNDAY MAILS On Sunday aflmails close at thisosce
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, via Panama, Monday,
The overiand Mail for California leaves 8. Louis
every Monday and Thursday, at A II. Letters
designed for # should be marked Overland, via
LAKE CITY The Overland Mail from st. Joseph o)
Lake city, leaves St Joseph every Saturday, at
N ,. Letters should be marked Overland,
So. PACIFIC BY steamer, via Panama, Monday,
HAvAsA.....sy steamer Phadephia, Thursday,
MEXICO. From New Orleans by steamship tennessee on
the LIST and 18th of each month Letters should
be placed in the Office at New York six days pre-
vous to the above date)
EUROPE. BY steamship Asia, Wednesday, Feb
BAHAMA ISLANDS On the day aer the arrival Of each
nate Cunard packet at this port being once 8
month, the steamer Karnsk will be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands, to be landed
at Nassau, N. r. The United States postage will
be 1--WE cents per bali ounce on letters, and two
cents on each newspaper. to be collected In all
cases in the United States, those sent or
ceived.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
INDIA. The Overland Mail follows-Va Mar
eeles on the ID, 9th, 18th and 18th of each month.
va southampton Al, lHh and Ath, touching at
CHINA. Via Marseilles the 9Th and 18th. Via South
aDptOn 4th and Goth.
AUSTRALIA Via Marsees and suez the 10th. Via South.
amptop and SueZ 18th
MAuRIrIus. Via Aden the 4h and 9th of the month
BRAZIL 80. Via Southampton on the 9Th of the month
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--Canadian -four was In good demand and firm at our
figures, while sales were light Southern flour continued
IN good demand with sales of about 900 bbis closing
hrm within the range OF quotations Some Of the
transactions were made On speculation while prices closed
Win an upward tendency especially for mixed lots Rye
hour vas unchanged Corn meal was selling TO a mode
rate extent within the limits of our figures for both
Jersey; Jersey and BrandywnO Wheat was firm, and
holders demanded prices above the views Of
purchasers The transsstsons embraced about 900
5000 bushels, iucsnipg prime winter red
Western at 81 40 white Southern at 81 82 and good To
choice red DO at 81 40 81 As per bushe Corn was less
bnoyant, while sales freely made The trapsac-
TONS embraced about IS 600 bushels, including vel
~" aouhern at soc sc, Jersey and Southern white
DO ut SOC. &c., Western mixed was nominal especially
Tor olo Rye was firmly held at s3c. s7c Barley was
81 Ole. Gle for Western and Canadian.
o0FH-Ihe sales embraced $50 bags Rio Ut IL 10 100
90 iAgnayra at 12c. 12lc and SO bags Java at
iosc', the latter figure for prime
CorToN.--1hc foreign news caused a dull feeling while
prices were unsettled dealers were disposed 10 await
sne Aieroas private letters before doing much. The
oes we're eouhntd 70 some 800 400 bales and 1t was
runored that some 500 sold in transit In the after
noon private despatches reported 10 have reached
mere ION New Orleans and Mobile showing some check
fhncprs1To Liverpool 125 bales Of cotton were en-.
gasco az eazd 3led for compressed and uncompress-
ca ~ bales OF Sea Island do al I'D 500 bbs rosn ut
~ Is, and 300 ticrccs beef ut 3d. To Glasgow
Ioo Ode spirits turrntne at D. To Rotterdam 900
"eIe engaged al T., and 10 Havre $1,000 90. on
at 4Hc. Nv"
Hay was steady, with moderate sales for shipmcnt n,
Toe. a 75c ' ''
- HoIs.-sales Of 30 bales were made at loc l7c
Old were inactive at &c. a SC.
lRoN.-scotch pig was firm and supplies light Cart
sherrie and Gengarntck were held at $50 cash
LIME The gales embraced few hundred barrels at
unchanged prices,
NOTES.-The sales embraced about 200 bbls New
Orleans at 39c 4Jc and 105 bhds and 10 terces new
crop Cuba muscovado were sold at Bic
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits turpentne continued 10 rule
steady at 191sc toc and ,5ooa 1000 bbls common
rosIn were rumorcd 70 have been sold at Crude
pentine was scarce and nominal at 50 S7K
Ous-lnseed was steady, with sales Of a few thoussnd
gallons reportedat 7c. Messrs Knight son in their
circular of 10 day, notice the movements in oils as fol
lows;-Lnsecd rs in improved demand and with very
light stock on hand large quantities difficult 10 obtain
ut the present market price, the market closes firm with
more inquiry for spring months. Crude whale has ruled
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sanq. st Helen Nfsx Turner drOm ohircnss Maa
BoSoiyLt, Dec 2in po ship Gladiator. Luce, ~ oil for
James Nesmh Wats and Charlotte Sesmh, 49,, do; Te,
Arr 2ist Logan, from Norleans.
Kisesros "a, Jan Y-n port steamshp Rather lrl Ru
HILL for Mobile No bark David Lapsley, Bishop
ysnsush for gYcS via SUPPORT: rnceon from rom" New
York AIR same day Janus 0aen sunse from 49, arr 18th
Juan and IspiaWa srr 18th for San FrSncsco Che
probably remained 18TH as no mention is made of her sail
LIyERrooI, Jan 22-Arr J Parsons, Crowel, and NJ j
Princeton Ben and s.crer Conway Noresns; %rz a
Robinson Savannah 2th ssraoga Tsh Mobile f,sayune
,,MAnsEalIs, Jan i9-An Palermo, Sargent, NYork CID
MAIAegrz Feb sin port briggs Neuvas Nelson, for New
Means, for New Haven do; Gaaiaa PSaasps,s Do;
vsnee waiting bowman, Wooster for NYork In 9days
baltimore, dehs Richardson Bay ior EswSarypor d.
pi STss snS sSs S or s
10Th; . heddie, Brown for do 9th.
saginaw Case for Bspceons snn LOT New YORK
Feb FIN port brig Creole for Noreans; schr lie
sAsIos dec 2s-No Am vessel in port
Newport for sssaa sail a OF ~ S.h barss bsdwsrih
pr.er from sacs"s iIy 8 McAsc reSsaps chsh,5s
raj sr S'ss Ssts ws 4. AZ
Ssmsas from Aux Hampton
70 sail I'd Speedway Thompson, do, dol Delaware, Alb
Doit conden ned and sold, repg schr Moore repg.
BID 18TH ships Milton, Hor.er NOrleans brig Somers Cau
hed iurts isand 18TH bark suii scandeia Marscaibo
Bngs Cienfuegos; 10TH ship Jenny Lind. Wheeler, Apala
chcoa bark 0roo Jordan, Matanzas; brig Armns, Lewis
Csrdenas 2h bark Amazon Kirwan, St john PR 2s, schr
TX Marvel, Eldridge, Arroyo, PR.
SAGuA, Jan 26-Sld bark Ionic Hutchinson, Pensacola
ST AHDREws, WI Jan I0In port brig Jas George Ben
thal from Baltimore, just arr.
Home Ports.
APALACInCOLA, Feb 4-Cld bark Priscilla Newton, Bos
schr Lotus jay Franklin, La; 7h ship Portland Br
Ogg, Liverpool sh, ship Robert Treat Treat verpoo
Julia Fox Leaning WORK brig Esperanza fr) Cox LIVER
pool.
In port Feb 0b ships HAND Light Tpp from London
wig Jenny Lind Wheeler for liverpool dg; Old Dominion
FULTON, from Boston, dsg Canova, lutchns Havana
Nieklss from .yre wig isy State Crowe tor Boston dg
ION, dg Empress q,r Lyons for Liverpool lag; bark Ana
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No record has yet published of the FIRST months Of
the current year but with earnings far below the
responding months Of any previous year. the company
paying ita interest and dividend as usual, il must be
inferred that the allowance for repairs has been still
ther diminished Last year though nearly half million
miles were run than In 1866 over half million Of
dollars less were expended in repairs than that year
and this be it remembered, quite independent Of sum
Of $500 600. Whereabouts, which must have ex
pended put in repair the Canandsigua and Niagara
Falls road which, according TO the scandaous chronicle
Of Albany, forced upon the Central against the pro-
test Of the President by leading aad most influential di.
rector, who had the misfortune TO large interest in
it, Here is food enough for the logiAstve committee.
There animation in the stock market to-day and
increase Of business The efforts of brokers to get up
speculative movements succeed without the aid
of the public and that cannot be expected until 10 the
nrs place. the leading railroads begin dividends
and secondly till they honestly managed. No buying
Ut all, by commission brokers' ia taking place The lat,
advance in the government fves and In Mssours was os
70 day New York Central rose high 10, but sold
afterwards as low 1879. The Western roads were
rather lower at the close Of the day. In coal stocks
We notice some activity. Delaware and Hudson
is in demand at last quotations; Pennsylva-
mia likewise; Cumberland vas better at the
afternoon board After the beard there was bad
feeling among operators, and the market closcd heavy
e last quotations were ows:--hssouri, 84X Il;
Clinton, 20 u; Cumberland, 22I II Pacific Mail, rs a
u New York Central, 7sss II; Erie, IL u; Hudson,
32& u; Harlem, 13H u; Reading, ASK 40; Mchi-
gan Central, 4sh Y; Michigan Southern, 1sJz n do
guaranteed AK N Panama, Hay X; rllinois Cen
trial. 66k e; Gaena, Gs5I u; Cleveland and Toledo,
3oh 81; Rock Island, COZ III Milwaukee and MIsss-
sippi, 1871 -; Ia Crosse and Milwaukee, lax.
Money is rather higher to day Very few Of the bro
kers are now borrowing at less than six per cent and
though some Of the bankers continue to have loans out at
ve they express anxiety TO put their up the bank
figure without delay Foreign exchange very firm and
bills are scarce The steamer tomorrow will take proba
bly, >75o,ooo, which with $500 600 sent to-day TO
New Orleans and $500 900 to Boston, will leave us some
thing poorer than before the California steamer
came in.
The following TO- days business at the Sub
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Movements In Real Estate.

By A. J. Blocker, Son Co.
23d St. st. and baset Dr. house and lot 1872 W. 900
av-2 " g 236 and 23S. ga. 200
9Th av-3 232 and 234. .ea. 1900
Jane st-3 I" 88............ 61OO
10th ST. No. 4.......... 6925
Commerce ST. st. and attic house and lot No. g. $50
26th ST. houses and lots 236 and 238 West ca 500
Franklin terrace-adj above, house and lot No s. 5000
Gath ST. lot, between 10th and 18th avs. 800
Hob0ken, N. j.
Hudson st-House and lot No Sea View place.. 1000
BY Adrian Fl. Muller.
fr hs and Is 236 23s Henry ST. 46xloo tog 5000
House and lot $50 Baxter st., 25x69 $500
Leasehod premises p, % and 231z Clarke st., and
No. Dominick st., being OF siad sts 50x75 $3.50
House and lot 239 Centre st., 25x64 .....,. $3.50
Farm at Newtown L. l. 20 acres............. 1850
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and opinions prevailing within each bank. reform was
advocated for many years b. the oldest and expe-
renced bankers some Of whom have died without accom-
plishing the object Efforts In this direction are being
talked Of in the city, but not in the form Of any binding
the Bank Of France and nearly identical with the prnc
pies upon which the Bank of England endeavors to regu-
late it, movements-is being discussed in comparison
with the system lately proposed by the new Board Of Cur
rency at Clinton Hall.
The leading features Of the Louisiana law require q
minimum reserve in coin OF one-thrd OF the liabilities
and limit the maximum Of discounts TO twice the capital
The proposed New York system which is already acted
by few banks makes and half the capital and
the specie hand the maximum of discounts the re-
Of coin to be at least twenty per cent of
the liabilities, exclusive Of the circulating notes.
which secured by State stocks This for the banks
Of the whole State Applied only TO the city banks the
Of coin, it is considered should be placed at
twenty per cent The practical operation of these
measures applied the banks Of the cities Of New York.
Boston and New Orleans, will be seen in the following
statements, the figures being millions of dollars
LOANS AND Discounts.
Ns'o York. Boston. " Orleans.
BY recent returns. ..,...., 129 GO %
BY Louisiana law maximum 1856 81 SO
BY proposed New York sys.
tein... l29 80 Al
p, ..o.n, ,.,r,n. Ns~ York. Boston. N Orleans;
By louisiana law minimum. "a II
By New York system mini
Specie per cent of liabilities
on hanu... 70 ~ AZ
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsHEs--Sales of 30 bbIs. were made at S. 62H
20 t6z for pots, while pearls were at IS SIX So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS foreign news had no effect
on prices The home demand good, with specua-
tive feeling the part of operators The sales embraced
about ID 200 bbs about onethrd Of which was on spe
euiaton The market closed within the following range
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II need hardly be remarked that the most profitable
months of the Celtras fiscal year the first half OF
year from October to February The earnings Of the
cond period OF the fiscal year will hardly amount
10 So 100000 Yet the dividend in February was paid
and question entertained bu, the usual dividend
will be paid in August Those who may believe that
in 1861 when the New York Central stock steadily
declining, and the most desperate efforts being made
TO sustain by the friends Of the company the directors
forebore to declare much profit they earned that
having in their power pay ten they chose pay only
eight The committee will decide whether this is all
likely possible. it is not then, by their show
ing, the Central is paying out dividends which have
been earned Its reports equally conclusive as
TO the neglect Of repairs The record Of the years
Is as follows
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Tho exchanges at the Bank Clearing House today were
SIS 1893 rs, and the balances 81 ,o32, SSl IS.
The following comparative statement of the Phla
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gtsamu AIbatroas, Williams, Providence.
Steamer Osooola, Hmtth, New London.
BELOW.
Two brigs, unknown.
Wind st sunset 8, Light with rain.
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AN OPENING.
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1850.
PATENT RIGHT
REVOLUTION IN THE RUCHr TRADE.
TO THE MILLINERY TRADE OF THE UNITED
sTATEs, OUT OF TOWN JOBBERS AND OTHERS
RUCHEs RUOHEsi RUoHrsr
BY THE TENS OF THOUSANDS.
RUCHES
By THE MILLION
We have connected one of the ost s,eusvo
manufacturers Of ruches in this city, who controls he
PATENT RIGHT OF NEW MACHINERY.
Whereby enabled 10 offer ruches Of
EVERY KIND. EVERY QUALITY EVERY STYLE,
AT oNE-rHIRD THE USUAL PRICE.
One thousand different samples now on exhibition.
One thousand different styles now displayed md
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
AT THE
CASH RIBBoS HOUSE,
NO no CHAMBERS STREET.
JNo. FARRELL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-19
MESSAGE q.


sssaiA ef Iirgiaia
GEsrLrNES Leaving details OF
Hlg first message and filiscellaneous
subjects to q second coinnunication.
! continue focal your attention TO
sarions subjects Of most imineliate
magnitude.
l3i i ask Tor special favor 10 tire gal
liant militia cort,sfwlr5 have yoIan-
.tt,,ered 90 spiritsilyEfJ public defence.
'fkey have riasiea each other in a
patriotic and martial spirit; and the
lesson taught them aEis worth fir more
than the money pended III calling
'tilaisf forth. and, the public spirit liz.
spired gives lts the confidence d, d Vic.
tory at5le;.st over al state Of coinpara-
fHtive disorgalization. | cannot dis.
Atinsnish among THE corps. except in
training and drfa The first Iregf-
fneilt of g6fnnteersIis now worthy OF
i hcfng.the pride Of che State. Foster
!. iii, III never let it Ibe less III numbers
or lever in discipline Besides it's
pay i q X tltat itf.liay BE compliment
eli With FUN camp eqaipaaet and be
allogel 9at Ssatesexpen5e i troop Of
cayalry.7ustt[ military saiiles,- bsi !.
dfes and 5xttlsses. land armed With
Colt s army reAply5rs with ,breecfi IT.
taelred AMI aabfAess ]ani a tinl1grm "a
bcsprescribeI BY The Governor. and
/ % rs llis guard Of honor. IN all State
occasions. ~ @ss.f- 1#
EARNED a scout gliard and placed
1T Ills head GapTain IEehrs Hunter, ot
Jefferson. who tlfd good service at
I1arper's Ferry, and TRUST That corps.
! with the Others Mhe Kept constant
FgHard at Ghaflestown, under CoL,
GilSsoi,, may BIZ handsomely conppeh- .
sItells Ai,etaiti B9tts deserves to be
flofetI ~ " 1: 3
IF beg yon to Hank the Maryland
Volunteers, and particularly theirbody
Enf surgeons, wth j.. w. Dunbaf, a
II VIiiigiuian BY, birthIat their head.
II Goi, Smith, the devoted SnRerin-
/ ienQeht, mas proved tflaLzt MNllafy
3fnatitnte cans make men out of@boys
i l~have4 allowed and invited him to
faisplaa4h howitzeFs before you, on
ahisN returned with them from actual
|seraice.s, beg that the annuity to.
! sffiiss nursery Of officers for citizeaE sol
oilers may be1donbled as / propose. n
70 all who have Rendered service,
II tender ofthanks. # s
Tota few individuals, specially by
name, an ackn6w dgmentr is due
without invidiousness. Colonel ~.
Lueins DAVIS, trained soldier, vol
7}riteered to act as MY aid and las act
ing assistant to'the Adjutant General,
and, in that capacity he went to the
scene at charleston and acted until
Major General Taliaterro took com;
illai,d, and has since acted,as COM
7yilissary general md assistant to Ad-
jptant General, with great vigilance
aud efficiency. His services have
heeniugaEnabIe. Besides Colonel Da-
Ms, Lieut.. Green Of Tie United States
sla9incs, tile officer, a Y irginiaf, who
Aeut down John Brown, has yoiuns
Gteeied toatrafn, ohr1 artillery, and he
Ms been assisted by another volun.
tteer, a. naturalized citizen, Mr.. Burck-,
lholtzs II scientific officer, who, though
poor, G4t5 his labor here to deyotej
f!himseH Ri f,nt defiance y Ha haa haan
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Total sIisbilriies state 2a.s7l. e42 IS

Besides thas sinking The. permns ss5@k al /.
\ nel,t and paying he f,aling 81.
= debt there has been added TO III
theinNe ,tfHeut 81 che Literary Il ~ il
|, firila the SHIN ii I rptj Isl 81
On ", 81. of Oct. 1881 ]. WINS -isei ,75s 81
il was IN. l3ss$ III
u.si.s a. .ssrs .as,ss.; j a. Fsl7 %
sAnd, in addition to.this. tlte pub 3. s,' y.
Iiegworks have yielded, The last HI s
two YEARS, All Increase Of SUR
4 p us feSenne of 100000 70
Thus: tSb5-56@ 16S 900 90 .l#E AZ
ls5t-57 1870, 100 90
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troduce any new matter Tor consider
alton. sl
The Sinking fund shows:
Debt due on the Ist January,
1882, i'll .9Tt, 8ss 90
Deht created since, 10. 49,, 1871 So
Total OH old ami new debt, 81, 452, I.9 t62
Redeemed OF old, d, 2oI 1880 st42 '9t
Insestmenkin bonds sss E !
for redemption iof n. IN
new II, 063 a57 20
Total redeemed md Il :. 81
.investea for re- f ~ III FL. "a
iempdon, -----s - ~ 2,345, eco 2a
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Leaving or OH debt 10, 7os, 9s6 20 Il
Leaving of new dtbt, 1 !, 3s6, 66a is
Tota of old md
new, unIedeeEned w
and unlnEested, -------------99 4 (e

The annual in tefest 10 be pro- s. 6
yided for as tie whole debt = s. r
b now stands. adding nnIe-
deemed and invested togsth.
f Ell H.. j ,54 9i.786 500 So
FoT each halfyear, ss93,4i4 5S
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-19

Il s - S23Q.t,eti 90
This the funds can afford annually.
leaving q contingent fund TO be invesle,l
if not expended, and the common school
fund, larger than the sum which 10 new
actually applied 10 them.
I7eatnestly appeal to the General As
sembly not to permit the present sbuses
of The common school expenditures -
continue !; .apd not shy longer 10 rsfuse
some liberal amount Of patronage tool
higher grades Of instrugtion.
IyEATIc AsrLCMs.
The Trans Allegheny Asylum hasbesl
located, and the Structure istcommeneed.
| ask for aliberal appropriation 10 com.
plete At. The amount required viii BE- |
seen by the report The reports Of tire
Eastern and Western Asylums are here
with submitted, and | ask the Legislature
70 have them thoroughly examined into
from time to time. at regular periods
without notice to them, by competent
PHYSICIANS and other persons. 70 be sFsss
pointed at the dissection ofrthe Executive
They need refern, Reduce their Boarss
of Directors to three in number.
4 eomme1Vi to your patronage tie IN, !.
stitution for The deaf! dumb and blind !
II suffered from FIRE, Ard, / fear. BY ont: I I
Ting TO guard the Buildings. The build, I
ings Of all our instituiicns. in this dg .
incandiarism. ought 10 be- allowed appre
priatlons for sufficient otiards.
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D 9 considerable amount Of taxation ID
now raised from ithe tax Oh INSURANCE. Of.
hoes. cannotsent into details hero on
this spbleet. butsrefer to my previous
message in February. 1856, and IN De.
CEN oeF,F 1907 TIA border waE9contin-
uTs as in Jefferson county lately HE me-
cessity ef insurance against fire5lby the
S'ate may De made too manifest. And
ms source Of revenue is much more fru;t-
fri and more easily regulated than that Of
oysters: Proper bills, efficiently sIee ut,
ed, on these two subjects wand yield a
reyeape equal to I per cent. OF. ten mill
Ion Of dollars il passed and pas into
operation, would make our present public
debt ilght burden. and the completion
o. all5our public works sire very SION -
VurN ~ 1ofnfss would imme iiately command
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Balance inz treasury lCommonr II !
wealth proper, on the Isl Of IN s4
! Uetob-Fy 1863 4o4, DIS
Estimated receipts for fiscal year s{4T r
1890 rtf 55A t3s7T1 LOGS