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8ales bp Anetiott.
A. NJ MERwIS Auctioneer IA :,
nv RAMOS MERWIN & Co., Nos. 694 and

DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos, 694 and
No. % B5SsavW COZ
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June e. at O'CLOCK.
t1aS Lonaon eomprnr the best edition. standard
Works in all departments: including supsroy ~ ses
sss Work. y. ready sd .nS s
are exhibition ..N
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
I'D Bway ncsrly opposite st. Nicholas TlotslGEO A. LEA
WITT Aactonosr By J. 4. Coolev Consirmsuta solicited.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN. MSM
ID FRIDAY, June 20 at 10 o'clock At the Centrsls
hOoI Rk asInsi wEEKLY sH SAT OF fURSiT9RE
comprising general assortment Of Paror, Cbamber ha
Library, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture carpets
Also, an elegant assortment Of
very rich CHINA DINNER, BREAkfAST TEA ana
T0lLET SETS. VASES. CUT GLASS aud SILVER
Plated WARE.
EXECUTORS SALE.
% SHARES LONG.IsLAND BANK STOCK.
cd s1ss . sSa T.. ss Fish knife
Forks Fruit and Butter Knifes Table Dessert, Tea Sugar,
Mustard and Salt Spoons. Table Linen, &c, &c
A'' =" ! D Iaoes rs GIG AND HARNESS.
Cmsv QuARrgRsssrER's OFFICE,
Dspor OF wAsuISGIos, Z
WAHIsGTos. ID. G.. June II, 1893. ,
+ ARGE SALE of GOVERNMENT
IL WAGONS and HARNESS. WIN be sod at pub i, &c
auction under the direction Of Brevet Colonel cnsres
Tompkns, A. ". M u D A., al tbe
s.ed on E-st between Twenty aud Twentyseconds
TW Ne TiioWS1ND SETS OF SINGLE MULE
HARNESS,
with
LOT or SADDLES, &c,
which have been used in public service.
The Harness will be sold in single SETS
ALSO.
About 500 WAGONS, which will be sold 'insy to the
highest bidder. ,,,,,> :,
The sale OF Wagons viii commence on WEDNESDAY,
June 49, 1865 st 10 O'Clock M with lot Of about four
hundred point north Of the Railroad Park, the ter.
minus Of New York north and after their sale 10 COM
pvtsd th. remainder will be sold c st., east between
Fourteenth and fieenh-sts, the Lincoln Hospital
The sale of Harness will commence on THURSDAY June
49, 1875, at 10 O'Clock
The sale OF Wagons and Hanes, viii continue, alternate
| day.. until the whole number T. sod.
Terms cash. In Government funds
The attention buyers Il called to the large sale Of MULES
commenced Monday May a. 1885, aud which still beng
continued from d,y to day. d. II. RUCkER.
Bng Gen and Chief q uari eTmastrr.
Depot OF Washington.
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Crsron. TIorss NEW York
CoLLEcroRs OFFICE. Jane 49, 1855.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until the lsh day q June for supplying RATlONS for
the u 81 the Revenue Cu,es de-. grated for
hi. objection District fof the year commencing July 49,
and ending Juns JU 1870 y DhAffh, Collector.
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MARBLE MANTELS.--Alarge stock always
lv1 hand ready up, lower prices than any other
SsssblishmeDt in the city AKLABEKS Msntel Works No.
w East Eightssuihst, nsG ThirdtYs N I. Cw lhs SaS
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vINHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i and Iprght PIANOS. MELODEONs. HAKMO-
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS. Wholesale and retail. q,
re- ood prices To let. and rem, aowed purchased hon,hv
menis Tor tie same Second band pianos at bar
aans SO to $40 Factory and waerooins NO <dl
Broadway Cash paid for ssconih Pianos
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OusHryRas.rgR-Gy OrrIcs,
WAsHIserOs. ID. C., May ~. 1865.

WAsHISNTON, u q,
NOTICE.-SALE OF ARMY MULES
Many thousands Of MULES being disposed OF at pub
lie sale, It W a-hngton.
Tie sale. viii continue until tho number OF aninss re-
dueed in reduction Of ths armies now going
There are IN the Armies Of the Potomac OF tho Tennessee
and Of Georgia probably 1000 Of the hne't ak ras teams IN
the world
MANY Of them bought In the beginning OF tho war; as
vounv mules accompanied the armies in sill Their marches
AID aud are thoroughly broken hardened by EXERCISE
gentle snd familiar being long surrounded BY the SOL
diem. , Al.
North ..o has saer.d from the drain Of animals taken 10
supply the armies go, A., A., III, 49,,
These animals are sod at public suconi they WIZ not
brny ANYTHING Ike their true values ard such opportunities
for farmer, 10 ", working animals 10 stock their farms and
M doy. and deA stock to make good spccn stions oy
purchs.ns them aud disposDg OF hen IN the South VIII
-, ocrnr sysin NJ. q. MEI0S,
lusrtsrmaster- General, Breve, Maior-General
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THE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

VINHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
i IL called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by all the
leading musicians Of this city and elsewhere II pronounced
by tho National Piano Fort. Association after trial In 'hef
with the frt manufacturers Of THIS country emnen'y
the BEsT PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Consefsa
tory Music and other high nso schools altogether because
their power equality swee,ne' and baney CT
tone elastic touch. aud great durability.
wARFROOMS, No 40 Broome- st., near Broadway.
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C,ONSUMPTION.-HE J. PHILLIPS,
I'm II give. hi. exclusive attention to Diseases Of The
Lung. and Heart Office hour M ana
ill D. IA. Treatise msilrd for 3Oc No I'll rouftnave.
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Wauls.

A FEW YOUNG MEN WANTED as
~ CLERKS and other positions, at the EXCELSIOR
ADVERTISING AGENCY. No. 2I2 broadway. Room No ~
T ACE SALESMAN WANTED.-A SALES.
IL MAN thoroughly acquainted with LACES. both real and
imitation and who has lad long exEerenee Ia 70. business
may sppyto r.. 3 JArfhAf 20.
DELIABLE AGENTS WANTED in every
III City and County tho United States for Al hrstcss
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY in Eew-York City. Address
Box No. 1853 Newly ork Post Office
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
I'D way ncsry opposite St Nicholas llotei-GEO A. LA
WITT Anctionoer by ! T. Cooley COnsiNments solcitet
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90 Uhom it man Concern.

MINING PROPERTIES EXAMINED by
wi Prof HITCHCOCK, late Of Ambient, No. 81 PaIk-
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An Acr authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury t'
lease or sell tain Property Of the United states STU
ated at Bath, in the State of Maine

Be enacted By he &ndte and House 81 Rfresenatires
of he Ijd States Of fmcrica IN Congress dsSemtisd
Tb, The Secretary of The Treasury is hereby authorized
to lease the wharf property belonging to the United States
situated at Bath in the state OF Maine Tor term OF
wears the lessee making all repairs eieupon or lie may
eIl the same at his discretion II il is no longer in sa
reonred for the public service, and he is hereby author
lied to make, execute, and deliver all needu cOnyeyan-
ces 10 the purchaser purchasers thereof
Approved, March 8, 1865.
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Az AcT extend the Provisions of the first Section OF
IAN Act for the Government Of Persons in certain Fish
cries." approved June nineteenth eighteen hundred
and thirteen. t5sl5 ..Hs
BE it enacted By The Stnats land Rouse ef Rspresenta
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| No. 3. !

Resolution rendering the Thanks of Congress to Cap
tain john A. Winslow, U. s. Navy and ~ the Officers
and Men under his Command Board the U. g.
Steamer Kearsage, In her Conflict with the piratical
Craft the "Alabama;" in Compliance with the Presi,
dents Recommendation to Congress of the fifth Of De-
cember eighteen hundred and sixty.four.
ReSolrsd by he SRa'e aad House Of Representatives
9ffh, United Mdtesof america an Congress assembled,
That the thanks of Congress due and hereby
der-l to Captain John A. Wnsow, of the United States
Navy, AMI to the officers, petty officers, and
rnos Of the United statrs steamer "kearsage, for the
skill and gallnry exhibited by him and the officers and
men nndcr his command, in the brilliant action the
nineteenth OF June, eighteen hundred and sxty-four be-
tween that ship aud the piratical craft alabama" "a
vessel superior 10 his own in tonnage in guns, and in the
number OF her crew.
Approved December 20, 1861.
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RE.SOL UTTONS.

7
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing The Secretary of the Navy
to eNpend Portion Of the Contingent Fund for enlsrg
ing the Navy Department Building
BE TeSo',pd by the Snate aad House Of Reprsseata.
tires Of e iAtsd States Of Aeica IN Congress asseni-
bd That the Secretary Of the Navy be- and he hereby
is authorized to expend so much of the contingent fund
heretofore appropriated may be necessary for the
argHmeht of the Navy Department building TO meet the
wants of the Department.
Approved, December H. 1864.
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mo. 6. I

JONI RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks of the People
and Of Congress to Major General William r. Sherman,
and the Officers and Soldiers of his Command for their
gallant Conductin their late brilliant Movement through
Georgia.
BE reS0lped Jy The Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of hericd IN Congress assembled
That the thanks Of the people and of the Congress of the
United States due and are hereby rendered to Major
General William 7. Sherman, and through him TO the
officer. and men under his command, for their gaantry
and good conduct in their late campaign from Chatta-
nooga to Atlanta, and the teiumphsl march thence
through Georgia to Savannah terminating in the capture
aud occupation of atcity and that the President
copy of this joint resolution to be engrossed and for
warded to Major General Sherman.
Approved, January TO- 1865.
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Bank Building, Main Street
AGENT FOR 7-3O LOAN.

constant supply Of Notes will be kept on hand
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALI.
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITID STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT ATrBNTcSFo
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to the Bank,
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, !
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1865.

lhEapChl DEfahIMENI, !
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1865
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented the IN.
dersigne, 1t has been made appear that the "EX-
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK In the
City of Norfolk in the County of Norfolk and State
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according to
requirements of the Act of Congress- entitled "An Act to
provide National Currency secured by pledged United
States bonds and to provide for the circulation and
dempon thereof approved June 3D. 1861 aud has com
piled with all the provisions of said Act TO be complied
with before commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act: ...t4
Now, THEREFORE,, I, FREEMAN CIARER Comptroller of
the Currency do hereby certify that THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the City of Nor.
folk, in the County Of Norfolk and State of Virginia IL
authorized to commence tho business oeBankng under
the Act aforesaid.
ll--t-a In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
Is seal of office this thirteenth day of May
49, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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mo. 6.

JoIST RESOLUTION pr6yidng for the Terminaonof the
Reciprocity Treaty of fifth June eighteen hundred and
fifty four between the United States and Great Britain
WHEREAS it provided in the Reciprocity Treaty
cuded at Washington the NTH of June, eighteen hundred
and fifty four between the United States of the part
and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland of
the other part that this treaty shal remain in force for
ten years from the date which it may into opera
ton and further until the expiration of twelve months
after either Of the high contracting parties shall give
tice to the other of its wish TO terminate the !" and
whereas it appears by proclamation Of the President of
the United states bearing date sixteenth March, eighteen
hundred and fyye that the treaty came into operation
on that day; and whereas further il is no longer for the
interests of the United States to continue the in
force Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate Gnd House IF Representatives
Of tie Uaied Sdles Of Asrica ia Congress assembled
That notice be given of the termination Of tho Recpro
city Treaty according to the provision therein contained
for the termination Of the same; and the President of
the United States hereby charged with the communca
ton of such notice 10 the Government OF the United
Kingdom of Great Britain aud Ireland.
Approved, January Is, 1861
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A RESOLUTION TO present the Thanks Of Congress 10
BreyDt Major General Alfred Ii. Terry and the Officers
and Men under his Command.
Resolved by TIE Senate and House Of Representatives
Of he United States If 4merica an C6ng,ess assembled,
That the thanks Of Congress are hereby presented to
re1et Major General Alfred H. Terry, and TO the officers
and men under his command, for the unsurpassed gal
sntry and skill exhibited by them in the attack upon
i9ft Fisher and the brilliant and decisive victory by
winch mat impatant work has been captured from the
Iebs forces and placed in the possession and under tho
eathoiy OF the United States and for their long and
'hiu services and unwaverng devotion to the Of
dangers.
oto And Dc Il further resolved That the President
VI the United States be, and he hereby is requested to
oancate hiTesolution TO General Terry and through
nun TO the officers aud soldiers under his command.
Approved, January % 1865.
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A l. L S LIT! s A L # |!
~ RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
10000 Bushels Turks Island SALT,
per Brig Nellie viii be sold low. Apply to
CYRUS "a STAPLES
ans2o-u No. Is Wft3bWater Street
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


~ A V 1 n G S B A n X Il o II
10 EEDMEN.
THE NATIONAL FlsEEDMFN'.S
81 TINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
Chartered by Congress, March, 1861
FOR THE BENEFIT OF FREEDMEN AND THEIR
DESCENDANTS.
Deposits received of One Dollar and upwards and In
teres allowed all sums of Five Dollars and upwards
The Principal Office of this Company is at 81 Cedar
street, New York city and their Branch Offices To-
Gated in the principal cities of the South
OFFICERS AT NEW YORK:
WIN. A. BOOTH, President
MAIIL0N T. HEWITT, ! -. - ,
WALTER S. GRIFFITH, 'iee-pfeSiden's,
Rev, j. W. ALNORD, Corresponding Secretary
WALTER 7. HATCH Recording Secretary
Circulars, giving full nElmation sent free to any ad
dress.
THE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BRANCH IS LOCATED
AT No. 8 FREENASoN STREET.
Office IIours-lO, A. NJ, TO IL, NJ, on TUESDAY
THU RsDAl and SATURDAY.
II. c. PERCY.
sepl9-H Acting Cashier for the Company.
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lavk3 fssief. 90 tn6s sas' Hisr fsofhs 81
~ astisf ctmiTs usts are ssilffet q ~ prs
ffisiaff is sscsft Is iserssI psasesas - cs~n
rssa stg C.ve beea - semsul Thss sfs
manufactured t,m prfefsfee sbttai. gmtsHlns
sapsilefshle fasiiaa Il fssi -. 5 pssea alaassss
a. assds rrust,e aed. rbs ts.s olfhs rsFplsT
au,iurss q ihs Msisrsa Msa.es t. % ,tne ~
annuat efsbc,tai tsiIrtt" rar r,etesas re ted
,es3trgs ofth4s ref,s zoe sirmst. Thf stssres
" seanl & 'kaeousN tsstlssA a re euiy stIsau.
lsst vheb can ts salel4 psea ~ q component -
Tene. Attentive aa4 suti bilious utsdielne. sud
HoSILrrEIS STOMACH atTrTrS sde su-
3 H,sa.clnal lrs stsitpa .a.ths veFl 70 Wish ibs
ariicls j. s,sa = En- iune leHt hence The sS'ra,
ordinary effects q ib,s gseai 'geehe ], gives
stryne'b siiboul pro3uties eyeitemsn', No other
toui. does iha Al the asdaaFy hnen assh TIE
fsec sud pdogl he htslu uoasrrKts hrtnAts
difuse an agreeable osim ihraukh The netvuus -
ten, promote dgc.iioa ana pfoiace sleep. No
etl,r loaic . quickly re,lyss ,he exhausted ply &
cal eaer.s, rsiors. tss eprei,;e, and removes The
gl,om anl d,prspou vhi,h aivays aeeo pauses
weakness q tIs DcaY ro~rn.-ss
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esressi shH e. 81 tlsFs q soaf kfwef sccry
tsfy ursls thcn ass.sotssstY. sH@ .assiy tersa
,auf scefrtsy hss ts.i esi ths fass "a opposite.
aity ts asigli.ats III aitrt,l thsss.
Taefs 49, Tvacbsr y list uis he'll . mn.
unx,eu n fybtusft. uaasF ,is s3e,ts.s V ,.as
hoatl e Mspsecfs avd a,tsJaaitt ..sst, 4, tas
ietIy soesmgli is,d sa3 ssftby ; 5, lss..r, 2,
~ fsniey. rs 1. - fsasssa x syssfs alsss.
Us ~ 81 stss b &ttes.a AZ ihsg 14a -5tss.,l
Frvpouuos il q mesliug % great Is~vr. bogh IA
matiesr " iusttaeiiou, aul huly aaa ,asitag
lwPslsss Ibesia ihty ebaAVi 49, .aaa &c.
iarFed views q tie Wsr8 II God. hiebyr aua ~.
repf mgiisrs t. sgaiy aisa tvaeh a. Hew iaf tss
intuenees 81 De lasuiate ht,c s.essitI tae lvsse.
uspirvi tbs iaiih, aHa nteusiael COS rusrs e, 81
ibe Teachers. "a, 30, .blt g saY sarg,y ths
g0.d ~ ihss mee'fnK has B,A pfvtvi f'Tst Natvf
p ri split GA ne snaaI tAsi sanisi b. ..aihetri
up hag ~
Tie Se,u,- Aanaal Meeting "a. held Is rosnal
Is Nav The q Tends ug lltv esuse ihslv shsurl a
toumct d8bIe aa4l iH pa patns the Wy tst a.,
gath yjhg E,0iB uut.bst psr..asA VI thstr
he-pualiy abd " Z, cilavl / tbiak Z, Toe ktnrr-
a iorcc- Il ne nae tug The asan adlrgss was
DEL ,trtd ~ Hes Atf Jcunihgs, 81 B,nnturton
teufte. and pr,senteu iapofiaut snKs, su.,as car
uesily and ierc,bly up5a eur Sobsisietaiivn
ave received reports Coca the sa'eaih schools
10 Ill ihe tuwus W. ihe Couuiy except Rapft,
Glastonbury, Srtrsburgh and hlBhsl br-ids
tbesg, | may add that the Methods. schools "
Bepuu ton, Pownu aud Lasl bursrl hate uvt
sen va then reports
To- y, SIN ,dvA II he rrpOrts pill lrs,sat
the tusus Ia aiph ,bviieal rier aud t,w seitc1.
Ell facts Including the aggregate number vt each
school. be nawtsf u deaths, tbs aauout ooa,
uIhutri tor benevolent putposs, aud thy * ~
gate hupsiui conversions
No scholar Deatha Nsnoeut
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TIE MANCHESTER JOURNAL
MlNcn.srER vr. ruEsDAl. Nov. u Iso5
DEATH OF SENATOR COLLAMER

JAc0B JoLLAMER, United States Senator from
this STATE, died at his residence in ~ oodstock,
about ten o'clock last Thursday evening lie
hat becu seriously III for some days, aud his re-
c0ylry was not expected. Ihe announcement
Was telearAphed to Montpelier Friday morning
tut The Legislature had aiready adjourned, aud
he vacancy tccusioued by bis death enains un-
Fl ie.
Senator Colhmer vas born a Troy, n Y IN
l3J2 Ills father removed 10 Vermont, while the
sgn was sin "a chill, and set led IN Chittendeu
County. Receiving little aid except from his
own efforts, MIR, tuilamcr acquired liberal ed
ucttlon, gfadulin1 al the University Of Vermont
IA 1910. iic vas admitted 10 the bnr three yetIs
lat And went To Montpelier. There he served
as a recruiting officer, and organized large part
Oi The Vernon. troops which went 10 Pialtsburg
to resist the uyas on Of tie British. Al the close
OF his military duties he entered upon the prac-
tee Of his prutessIDu. aud -ouu acquired a high
reputation for ability ani learning lie remain
ell ut the bar for period of twenty years, sery
inS meanwhile a member If the House Of Rep
resentaives. Ia -33 he was elected Judge OF
the Supreme Court, aud WAS reelected ii | 1872
He was melnber Of Congress from 8i3 TO 49,
Az. when he accepted u position in President Iay-
lor's Cabinet as fost Master General lie suisse
quenlly served short lime as juige Of the Su-
preme Court, but Was ected u The United States
Sen tie II 1854, aud at lie close ofhis term IN
1860 wa re elected
Mr. Collamer has y national reputation as a
learned lawyer, jaIciuus legislator. aud an
honest man He has ranked for some Yeas AS
the ablest man connected with public affairs in
Vermont. aud Us the judgement CT many stood
FIRST in the Senate III the nation
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wgtA am n8meats alsh ser asrt@ g..
Repor ny cs,a 10 ~sys So mfaas, II
reA lata.n rrlsliou t. iBxaian e non
eaieni saekl.nl ls n rails - eo'nPaai
-. lha 90 iaa Is nfees.sf,.
Thur day. Nos :.
Arr9RN loN skNArK.
SAais hgH-.-Ia relatisn q the safe y
ltsfv. a. .logk II privale corporation
for non -, ni-nt of as~e+smenis iass'.'l.
A biil rvis'tng 20 ihr CLOSING a the Al.
fairs 81 certain banks pas-~j.
f. THIRD reading n bits 5 balm amend
meni a eh Of the $, relating TO The u
brrrr passed.
SbHiia amendment Of Oh 90 e thr 2 Z,
rrlatins % leaf, dumb anj bind passed
R,poaHy SIR II de COR com - tinanrr,
I d blu. ratjng ia th~ ssla,ies Of erriaib
state officers. and FIR Tue protection and
b,nef, T the treasury read The THIRD
lime. and ordered to le.
Also, bill ii amendment Of 20 Of "a
- Of Z thi,d reading.
Repo,B By W. Iatl. lor judiciary com,
with amendments "a Ii bib Tor the rrlri 81
aged and ndrm clergymen o. the Erisca-
pal church.; passed With proposals OF
amendment
BY NJ Cochrane, for com nnd-r the
fourth joint ralr. 10 whom was referred
certain ducnurni, rrlsliHg 10 h. cho era,
= join resolution requesting the Governor
10 canier with physicians Il this and olr.r
States IL rig ard TO measures IA tie taken
in reg ird to thr matter adopted on tie
pa, Of lhe Senate.
Report Mr Smith callel up h bill, de-
finin. lte duties Of certain state olIirers.and
Tor the protection aud benefit o. tue treas
ur,, and the bill was passed, with propo,-
ais Of amendment
HOUSE.
b. com on WAYS AID means, an acl
making provision iOr1he support II gov.
ernmrrl. Raising i Tux Of GO els on the
dollar Of The grand list OF 1860, AID max
lng TIE necessary approp'la ions for pay.
ng the salaries IF state oiliccts and the
deld, OF thu state.
From The Senate Ia rtlali 10 he ,ale
of shares OF stock IN eorpor ,lions ioi the
non payments d assessments 10 com Of
nays anI means 10 provide Tor the
closng Of lhr bnspe,s Of certain backs !;
10 com on banks An act in amendment
u rec Of cha 23g 5. emitted Of the in
,truct,on 81 Ii deaf dumb AMI bIipd to
con on ways and means.
The bill ptov!.ing for the appoint
mept Of aualone, ge.eral was taken up,
aud third reading Of thu bill refused
Reports by JUDICIARY com. in favor
Of S bill relating 10 probate tees and sala-
ries.
Tie hind reading Of the bill refused
yeas 60, nays 81.
lowing to The pressure Of advertising this week
We are compelled to dsfera poiiu Of The last Us
proceedings Of the legislature unIiI our next is
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