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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-11
GEO. WILLARD, AGENT, Ashtabula, o.

STATEMENT
OF THE coxDrrIoS ,na
INSURANCE of NORTH AMERICA
the I'd day of January 1866 made 70 the Auditor Of oh,
pursuant TO the Statute of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company, Is The President and
North America, and Is located in Phi i'adelphia Pa
I. CAPITAL. tl'
The amount Of Its Capital Stock Ia $500 600 90
The amount Of Its Capital Stock paid up 100000 90
II. ASSETS
Cash OF the Company hand, and In the hands
ofAgents and other persons, $500. S45s7 OF
Real Estate unincumbered. ............. 22.0OO 90
The Bonds and stocks owned by the Company las =
per vouchers accompanying, ,l-hOw secured,
and the rate Of interest thereon. sss,2iS IS
Debts due tbs Company, secured by mortgage.
lag per accompanying vouehers,l. $4,000 90
Deots Tor fremums. .......,..s...... Isl, l,552 II
All other Securities -. 25,4S7 on
TOTAL Assets OF rnE COMPANY. So. .$I,7ls,In II
Ill LIABILITIES.
Losses in suspense, awaiting further proof . oesoo %
All other claims against the Company. $500 90
TOTAL LIABnIrIEs.. .......... $4,000 W
". MISCELLANEOUS Lf
The gre'test amount insured In any risk- ,
IT., about: ..::.n. ...... ss0oo %
insured In any one city town village. No yals.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured In
any one Understanding TO circumstances
The amount of its capital earnings deposited
In any other State, security for losses sd
therein '.''''.. .'....,...: None.
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Public Auction.

NJ Public Auction.
w ILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, ou Saturday the
18th day of inst March,
on the late premises Of the deceased all the
y belonging to the estate of Benjamin Lockwood
lug OF Cows Hay Grain, Farming Uenss Household Fur
nure Beds, Bedding, &c. &c.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
L. n. MDONAlD.
Ashtabula March I'd, 1865. 7e2
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KingspiHe academy.
Inc Spring Term OF this Institution
viii commence on
Tuesday, March 2lst, 1866,

on'er 'ne tunon OF the following
Board or Instr
A. Judson Barrett, A. N. Principal
Curtis n. waters, BoOt. Keeping N.su-.ls,i.pe...
hra A. Judson Barrett, French and Pencil Drawing.
Miss nessi. A. smith, English Department
A'ss Nellie Hough, German.
Culture
rr0'. A. n. Luce, Vocal Music.
y. ~ Waters, spsncsii.n P.nm.p.bip.
Mia name Of Kpgsville Academy h.. ,ons bean bou..
~ a. Ohio, and nothing we NAV ,,v bv v,v
held b thousand. ia friend. s' and ss'%s.T. s.aS In which u
70 make few staten ens 10 regard 10 ~ sd,sn
tboroysS ssnsss % any who may be desirous getting
To any who may have in view eoilssia,. sour,. -
men have teen fitted and being sed here ~ o yo'hs
erent colleges throughout the country and some 1. an
have liberal education view aud the Young n Una, &
comes here need not plod along alone N"N
Two Literary aud debating societies have lons bee, AZ.
10 these societies BY mental discipline rsce And
force are made to ehsracteire the ws and readiness clear
ness, and cogeney the reasoner
There will be hereafter two classes in Book Keenpo-o,.
or those who already bavea fair understanding sciences
& Iu VINO desire s further 70 become acquainted with alb
The other for hse who desire begin the study In this
class young man of spirit and dsermnstep VII 40 s.r
master the science in one term that he Viii Be- Able success. a.
fully to keep the books Of any ordinary busness ms
we design to give all who desire good knowledge OF
he science Of accounts and lis reduction practice a IL 10
be found at any OF our efficient Commercial Colleges
atiess than twenty cent Of the Pref Waters who
principal Of this department. has superior teacher Of
Book Keeping, and everything connected herewith r
The musical advantages we offer are unsnrpassed The
system OF Basini on the voice, and that Of WIN Mason ON
Piano. have been taught to about 90 pupils during the past
term with magnificent Miss Barre tesmonals
Of the highest order from bath these under whom
she has been instructed and her the head Of this
department is sufficient guaranty that arst class musical
instruction can be obtained at this institution.
We oder unusually fine opportunities for acquiring
knowledge OF Pencil Drawniug Crayoning aud French =
The inStrnction given In the first two Of tese evinced
the pieces drawn by the class the present most thor
ough and artistic The pieces In drawing series
ndehnable scratches culcue seibbngs Nor the cray
ons wretched daub, but all characterized by grace or
execution and elegance Of design French better
stueton can be found In most favored popular
inaries. ' it77--
The discipline OF the sehools firm, ye rsasessble. K
cheney marks al.tho departments OF instruction -'
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Washington dispatch of the 7,b says
that mon named Clements has been turned
over TO the Civil authorities by the Military
authorities, against whom the evidence is posi-.
tive that he had all his plans arranged for the
assassination Of President Lincoln on inaugura.
ton day. lie is in jiil here.
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And Special Agent for JAY COOKE Subscription Agent.
w III deliver Tao Notes, Free Of Charge, BY Ex
In All parts OF the euntry, and receive In payment
Cheek. on New York and and Boston current
ana al per cent interest notss with interest 10 date
Of fsubscrption Orders sent b. mail VIII bs promptly asd
This Bank the Of the Banks and bankers
accounts. =, u, ORYiS eprssias.f
). 7. HILL, Cashier. SmIg2
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RATES OF TUITION.
Common English Bian,hes, term ef14 weeks. 80 $3.50
Higher English, Greek, Latin and Book keepag. $50
french and German, each extra. 100
Music on Piano Forte and Melodeon. ....... 1000
Use Of instrument. .. ...s.....,.,,..,....s 200
voice Culture. 1850
vocal Music. ................... LOO
Pencil Drawing and Cayoiing 90 Lessons. 800
Boa can hbe ad in private families at 50 30 TO psr
week rented at moderate prices students viii be
charged tuition from the time they enter un the OF
the term except in of sickness previous
with the Principal No deduction absence two weeks
or less, either at the beginning middle OF term
By order Of Trustees,
Fl. H.. WESTERN n. President.
c. d. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
Kingsvile, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1866 81 7sa.
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Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipts of subSe iptions. This Is
The only Loan in Market
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news Itoms.
tss r.lsrsph to a. No. rOrI s4..,

IHs President Ia not expected to retun TO " ash
inston ull the middle Of next week
Tns fall VI Richmond causes great rejoicing
throughout tie State Of California Grecnba,.s
have gone up 10 g., aud are risny
srcErrar1 ssw ,np vas rather more comfort.
ate yesterday. n. injuries are painful, but 81.
hlht no uufNyoraue syuttoms.
Dua. .-GKs BAREiSeHt, commando of a divi,,n
In his Lees eayslry And several o,hcr rebel ofB.
cer' OF lowor grade, were hrough u Washington
yesterday.
THs Navy Department has hcon -rrled 4 ths
capture, oil the coast of Florida, Of the British
schooners Bort Mary AMI CJnness Their c,r,,e,
consisted Of shoes, rum, cotton, pcfcuta.ln capsSc
srrAssa are continually Nniyiug At F,rtr,.,
Monroe from city Point Va, with loads u rehd
prisoners. About 2,sOO have been shipped for Now
Yotk.
ADvIos from Japan, sixty days On the WAY, an-
nounce further reports Of murder by the natives,
Of foreigners, and more complications with foreign.
powers.
isSotsArIos has been received at wA,hin.tca
TIA, frrderiek.burg is n.lel with families fr,m
Richmond, and tha, tie country s-ound the for
mer place swsrms with rebel deserter. ON their
way home.
EI1ESsIyH frauds by Illinois vhis..v dl,tillcr.
have been discovered. amounting 10 s5OGOoO 10y
evsding he revenue Some Loco barrels cou.
'gnsd to merchants In Ct Louis, NJ. have been
seized by the authorities
lnE st. Adams raiders Nrr.yed at roront" u
lhursdAy morning, IRON Montreal Tlcv were
brought before Ito Recorder in the afternoon. ou d,
charge Of mi'iemeSuor. when they applied TOR Die
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without doing much dsmsg.. sevsn,y.Hvs bales
OF hay and few other articles weto consumed.
The extensive bridge over the Neuse river WAS
hrsd At the same time in four places tut the FIRE
was slso ehunsuishod. A rebel officer has been dis.
covered aud now In confinement aud other sus.
picous parties A double susrd has been sta
toned throughout ihecity to prevont Ike uccurrcu-
eeS and for tie arrest OF suspicious persons. The
excitement very grcs, yesterday and last
night but IA now suhsiding.
TLorc isA rumor iha, tho rebel cavalry made
cash Yesterday and struck the II, roai this side Of
Golisboro. So such report has reached headquar-
'ers- aud as III, Telegraph is IN working order to
GOldsboto, aud the track 10 strongly guarded, the
rumor 10 undoubtedly without foundation.
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LOCAL NEWS.
EEw YORK AND THE yiCIRr1r

The RETREAT OF LEE-uGsoNs.u...o' ..o',,
IN 1hE Crrr-ETFEoT OK kror.lrt,Y D.. ..g
announcement yesterday, on the 81, BI',I. 'H..
Sheridan had succeeded In cutting o. ,.4,,. 4. D.,
retreat, was hailed with vocif- ..us .a.. .a' B., a
large crowd Of our citzons aud az tire ue.. ....Iy
spread throughout the city, evpra--nu of eu..Yl
saiisfaction vislble upon ever Yya r.u.t...- .
Although such . result was icr'.pue ron, .4...I
with many, the official suuOuucenent sou.yy-l -R
doubts, and Induced "socond cdilou" u tn, "a.
thusiasm witnessed Ia the streets on MVnda, i.g.
Gold declined slightly In Consequence, and other
speculative operations we're disturbed, ust ,uo u ID,
show that the visions ot peace lrf lru.I4l
70 assume tangible shspes, aud restored mot ..
90 far distant IS s1ms have supposed For,u.r.l,
prophets Of evil aiienced our rep.r'e., l..ii
no one declare that tho retreat Of Leo wss u accord
.uce With the new line Of policy decided UPON h.
the Couiedorstes" In several Of the pul lie -c,1,y.
impromptu iolllheadons we're permitted, the pool.
sinsnr patriotic songs, and lndug giug Ia sy.crbI.
tions appropriate TO tho occasion. The recrIi,il,
business Wss considerable bHster men couiu. tu..
ward more readily, willing 70 accept the bign,.,
h0unuss they could obtain from drafted ,Q.ucluu.
cVHttsvsd 0a "a. Lsss pS9s,
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General intelligence.
~ hsG 10 ths Ess York Ssr. |

TnKPnris Journals state that Mo delay OF % ve,rs
Imposed ~ Prince ie rall-yrAud h,iutc puhnshiug
BIS memoirs, which he leit sealed up, expires tti-
year.
GRS. HoFYWAN, Comm. as.ry -Ccncr,l ofPrisnnor.
has gone " Jity Point ~ 10 tho disposal If tho
thousands Of Rebel prisoners in OR hands. Tho
sudden shi euOrmous acquisition causes much cin.
bsTrassmont
flTER CoorRB has written letter, thanling M,
N. Y Legislature Tor cstabHahiug a Paid Firr ~,
tarttnent Ia New York aud BROOKLYN. he saws 3.
WI prove NJ great blessing to tho .umuiIAitys
tie Introduction Of Crotou water.
AGESrIEsAN at Csmhr,i tFrsnccJ has .ust SOLD,
hs vito ior l2dt t,bout 800 ,a ''lrioud " who
nal long admired her. An seton at law IN about
10 bo commrnced by tho friends ~ tho " sold"
agAinS' the vender and very curious revelations
arc sIpoctoi.
As soou as tho Prince Inperl,l 'snvq the GRAsp
JorrNAL ~ PariAg heard Of tle sai pt the Duke de
horny, be wrote fulluSa b. e. .'u4l H,n II tho
Duke; my dear Chariot nfu greatly afflicted
At tho loss which you have Just sus,a.ncI. Whom
! sm grown up will 10 ~ you VIA. ny father has
bosn 10 yours"
1Hs following notice from tho Washington Infe'.
uosnetr on Ihursday, Ia interesting go the tobacco
nais we undors,poi ye7s tl,,, oul l0ul tlthur.
ny, MAT tic Comm sHiOuer ui tie lutiu.l Hr.tfc
will, IN day or two, lsiuo nu ~ en- Authorizing
Tho nNntion Of AL tnbac,o brought Iuiualy south.
ern port 10 the North, there bein. u. 'r- Il Il-
nrns Revenue herc Tor The time being"
sOsR time >go slH ell, the rcIel rcrfraerte,ivc "a
~ u ousand dollars upon hI- lr rty 40 NV Or.
lesrs Tho b'utefs nov Dui'n8 tho .uIcr.t under
the laws ot lousisnE, Anl SUIT he tp ic iu4,i'"tp'
Ia the United Sistes Court, sui It vim he made -
test case. Int, TeHng ~ lu p.rt.ut I,g.u pJ.uts
will be rasot undur the COM. 'A,I.u a,t, t.o l,,.
sion Of which viii govern similar cAs"s hereafter.
TUE Deputy Commiasioner pf Internal Ko,,lrn
IN TeDy ~ an assessors ettcr from Gin. matt ia
regard to license iJr pcddiiug liquor, s4y4 trlt,
as far a. the Internal Revenue Lsr Ia guuccrne.
person duly licensed % IL pe,Lilct may g n
H1uur9 As well ss Otuer cOmm0 itics, travelling
from place ~ place IN the manner OF "a pe Itur n
liquor dealers license cannot be- roQ rcd tom .r,,
person for selling liquors ia the manner of pei.
deT.
SosE nine years ago Mrs Henry Spencer, ui Re
hiern, Connecticut lost her pocket boob containing
between six And seven hunirel dollars lu noe,
and BILLS while shopping la Hst"rhury uui iuotniuI
was ever heard FROM II uuGl a lew usB ugH, w,cn
she received a letter from Cab .l.s priest iu OF
City, Pa, requesting her 'l i,s rilr thg % ,Iy.
psity, which aie lid. She soon sitter ro'licri l..
have tho same retutue Just AS "a WsH lOst ,Xuot.
ing that portion Of the ILLS LR4 uccu CHANGED t..
greenbseks of which the Ind not complain
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

tcorre.ponda.c.o( Th. sunl

Fortress Monroe, Apr,I 6.-lLe stosmes A sI
and United States have arrived from Morehead
City with a large number Of rebel prisoners and
refugees. Steamers are continually sruUns from
Newbern with prisoners captured by Gen. sher-
man. The depot Of supplies for Gen. sNerman's
army 10 apparently shout 10 undergo . change.
The qlArtorIuAsier at Wilmington and Morehoad
City .end Iek our steamers aud vessea aden with
stores &c. TO tLis port tor further orders, Il Ia
presumed from the lEtest Advees eceved here that
Gen. Sherman has RECOMMENDED his norIhwsri
march, and has in al probability len G.lIs.,go in
his rear
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From NeWbern,

SeWbsrn, n c, AprII2.-A preconcsrtei plan
to fire this city developed this morning, ("
half-pas, ten o'clock Several large buildings con.
tanning forage, ordnance and CON missaTy stores
were set on hrs simultaneously, with the AID of
phosphorus. The aiArm WAS given and sgnslled
at once throughout the city. The Fire Department
and the entire population promptly turned out,
Sld ths aAlss UsEs sxtiR.nnshsd N shau liza
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From the Southwest.
Great Scarcity Prevailing,

Cduo, Aprii Late western Louisisn. sc-
counts represent rreat scarcity Of bre.dstuis shout
AleNancrea, aud much slGcris IA consequence
Tie syarciy of iofsge bad compel Ne retcl cav
airy to depsr' from IcIas, aud the infantry had
sso bcon Withdrawn from Aevaudrea ami was en-
csmred At Natchilo. The Confederate troops at
Brownsville have bcen removed to Galveston 10
avIit attack from the Fcderals
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The Harriet De Ford Affair.

Ed'h.netJn, ATrd5.-fhe navy Department ha,
received the following
putN1 LookoUt, April 6.
non Gtteou VS.Ls-Tho Harriet II, IOrd 10 iu In
dian Greek, Va, L'ok ksd,d ty s,yctal of the y \
gunhuut. A. coon the ulbt draft suubOAt. get uy
she VII lg tccap,ufud or dtstro, ed
/. A iAkktk COMMANDING Potomac flotillA-
skCoSu utsrAtou
HI'h'ng'on, Aprtl7 Information, believed to be
reliable. reached shinftou this afternoon, that the
pirate. Who run the c-ptu,ci Harriet Dc Ford into
Indian Greek Va destroy ed the vessel aner rouoy-
ius supdry article. OF the most value.
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RcjoicinRs.

Washington, April "A salute of many guns
vAs hTsi this sfteruoon, on the reception Of tho
intelligence of yesterday's victory over Ice.
P0ugLE,epsie, ", y, April 7.-Gre.t excite
ment prevails here. The whole populnce are cello
brA.ing the surrender of Lees army. Bells arc
ringing, cannons trins, aud bondrss blazing.
hiddlst0vn, CT, april The Douglas Ri.tcry,
Of ibis city. fred one hundred guns to-day over
the news of the surrender OF Gen Lee
Sepdrk, v. J., April The news of tho great
victory over Lee occssionei unprecedented re-
joicing here s.lutes were fired, impromptu meet
ings held, and the gres,est eutAusissm rnsuilcsted
by tie whole community. general celebration
Of the late successes Is looked tor.
Springfield, hass, April The news u the
victories Of THURSDAY createII even greater excite
meni In this city to-day than the fall u Rich
mond. The bells were riug three hours cannon
were fired, and other demonstrations NJ JOY made
In ,he evening there WAS great MARS meeting at
the City Hal, presided over by MAYOR hrisgs
Worcester, hdss, April The heart u the
Common wealth" celebrated the downfall " rebel.
lou to-day by ihs ringing Of bells, the firing Of
three hundred guns and general illuminaiioa
this evening The greatest excitement prevails.
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SEw York capitalists In Washington have already
MED ~ application Tor authority to establish ma
uousl bank 10 Richmond.
In, WILLIAM j. wALEER, formerly OF Bo,,o,
wss found dead Ia tis bed At Newport, Rhode
Island, sunday afternoon. Dr. Walker, duying
th last two yeaTs, gave forty thousand dollars 10
Amherst College, and offered W be one Of three TO
ssis bl st. fund u one hundred and ffty thousanI
dollars for tns college. Within few months he
proposed v make munihcent donation 10 tho In.
.ututs Of Technology N Bostoa. lie wu seventy.
four yaAII v Nc
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UNOFFICIAL REPORTS.
Glorious News II True.

PhilddsipL,d, AprG ii 10 MA gentle.
man Of this city Las received dispatch IRON
Washington, stating that Lees whole army 4"
eorncrsd and has suvrs-dered. THIS ia po'u. rc.
LATLE.
Philadelphia, April The gentleman above
slIudei to has received . second dispatch from
washington, stating that tho report that General
Robert Lee is taken IL oonrsdiCted. II 10 FhE
Hugh Lee We haze The army however, except
small fragments, whose capture, tc'th Lee, Sher'-
dan rspyTts IskyIIABI
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the left and Wright and Humphreys continue the
hrect pursuit .s long ss II promises success.
Lsgnedl GsouOr hTADh MAJ Gen.
ntsp.r,u .vo. av.wuAL HrnpuRKYa
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SATURDAY, April Up. n.

pAIuHDAr, Aprll i-fA
Gold was steady at 1911 0l5li all the morning
with only a moderate business. The tax upon
sales is now i.l0th Of per cent upon the currency
value and adds sensibly to the cost Of specializing
in it. The army news has had nopcrceptbe effect
in either direction. At the close Of the day the
ratio was 1853.
Government stocks continue firm. and no largo
parcels are pressed at quotations. For 7.3Os the
demand continues active, and the sales equal TO
The comfortable working Of the Treasury. In
railway Iuu,tseses httia doing Railway shares
recovered from tho low prices VI Friday night, and
closed steady ut the stock exchange. In the after
noon, upon tho street, prices were firm, and q
disposition was shown to buy the leading shares.
Eric was in demand selling up to 81, and for Fort
Wayne ~ was paid. Stocks, as rule, are harder to
borrow than money, and are very largely ovcrsod
Tho bears are confident of much lower prices, bat
a movement to cover existing contracts would
probably put the market up sharply-during the
process.
Money among stock houses is per cent, and 5a
6 npon special loans. IN commercial paper no
change. .
The business Of the Sub-Trcasnry was: Receipts,
81 sos, l6 80; for customs, $ls5,OOO; payments,
81 SIS, 3O7 10; account, loan $l76 OOO balance,
$35, 2as, 596 90.
Exchange is dull and quoted: Bankers Sterling,
co days, 100! 0loel; Bankers Sterling, 3 days,
Il0l Merchants Sterling, l07l 1881; Francs, 6l2j
05HI
Freighis ore dull. The engagements to Liver
pool are 80 boxes Bacon at d. and per steamer 80
bales Cotton at 3D.; loo ties. beef on private terms,
and 50 boxes Bacon at los. To Demerara $1,000
Stsyss on private tsgmA a British brig 240 tnls !
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United State. ~ period Of three ystrs aoc we been non
DIS eksfxed who sha have suffered per
nas,nt difsbiy from wounds INJURIES ~ eved in service
who shall been for IL months VI Over OF
rsr, ,od thai n the duty a te Stste Legislatures and Lon
gres 70 secure far practicable this end BY 'pprop'
legislation. h.. . .. 49,. ,..e.os ard
sunerngs of the psrotic who have died III me
heir country from wounds or injuries
during The rrcaent Rebellion TIE State should pIoFIe
r. cans f. the edoatiou Of the children OF ,u,h ~ S W ~
need; and all Colleges, AsyuD anu "a a.,
preference shall be given to.uch children o
Mr.. Low moved that the resolutions together VIII
the Governors Message, be made special o'Ser ioi
Wednesday evening Carried.
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Ncr.york EeRisiature,
SENATE. .AIBASY. ApIf ]. 1919
BJLLs REPORTED.

SENATE. AlIAN1, AplH !, iNo.
RILLs REPORTBD.
Irco-noratinr the Soldiers Messenger Corps.
4 cm,cnr1eI,. resolution adopted fixing Tuesday
ncy " FOR the e,ction by the two Houses Of SnIcrn'
toYdentuf PuD.ic Instruction. in place OF Victor NJ
Mr. CozAys INTRODUCED hill ts.chaDge the name OF
the MaIiners' Savings Institution 10 TIE Aieopohian
BILLS PASSED. i..
JncOrporsting Inc Workers Wafer Company.
Amending tie charter of the Buffalo Society Tor TIE
care o! destitute Catholic childroa.
Relative 10 evidence in aclons on p"nissory- "oies
bills of exchange and bank checks.
INCORPORATING 'bc permanent Committee OF foie'sn
Missions Of the Presbyterian Chnreh.
Authorizing the consolidation Of tho Atlantic az
Great Western Railroad Company ~ Nnm sma Ian
the Buffalo extension Of the Aref' eseT" anu Au'"
incorpcrn,irg the New York Fidelity Insurance Com
Incorporating the Brooklyn. rastcrn District Libra
Ineornoret ionr the atlantic Base Bah Cllh. This
was lost and motion to reconsider was iha on Inc
table
Ifcorporating tie Brooklyn Mutual Safrngsand Loan
Society. y, ..i.. I.r --l 49,. -,
10 imend the Excise law prohibiting the sale OF
iIanor on Snndavs
be bill amending the charter Of the Manhattan Gas
light Company was aIneUded. on motion of Mr.. MUIR.
PM to allow the company 70 caaige - ~ ~
Adjourned 10 Monday evening. e. ..
, -. .. ASSEMBLY. .'r..trH| 49,
The SPEAKER presented the returns OF inc
State Cansasscrs Of tho vote On the Constitutionai
Amclr ent and relative TO Commissioners 81 Appeals.
Mr. WORTH introduced bill to close Norlh lhrdt'''
Brooklyn.
IN ioint resolution for the election Of state Super
ntendent Of Public Instruction, onTuesday next, was
adopted .-,, . .,,.s
The Soldiers Voting bill was ordered TO third
resding. r. ...e -.L .,
BILLS rAssED.
MAKING approximations to repair tie tr.af, IN the
State canals which were caused by the late Dooce
TO amend the act relative TO the registry OF Vnths
marriages ard deaths in New-lork.
Relative TO Sewers and Drainage III the Cly OF Ne"
York
To incorporate the Worth Lodge Of Masons Of New
York ...rr.. ~
To amend the charter Of the CITY OF Rochester reia
tive to police.
Of Bichnond County. 49,.
money
Relative TO tho fees OF the Clerk Of Queens County
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