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Dipiorno Notiees.

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FOURTH CONSECUTIVE SCRIP DIVIDEND OF b
90 PER CENT.
WASHINGTON INSURANCE Co,
1,2 BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDESLANE.
NEw YORK, February 2, 1855.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, Feb. !, lse3...... $3.50. 600
DIVIDEND OF uO) TEN PER CENT
h this day declared able demand In CasL, to Stock
holders
Also an Interest Dividend t6) Six PER CENT ou.
standing Scrip, payable 18th March, in Cash.
ALSO
Scrip Dividend Of (6O) SIXTY PER CENT on the Esrnsd
Premiums Of Policies entitled Participate in the Profits for
the year ending ol. Jsnusry ios, BEING THE FOURTH
CONSECUTIVE SCRIP DIVIDEND OF SIXTY PER
CENT DECLARED BY THIS COMPANY SINCE ITS
ADOPTION OF THE PARTICIPATING SYSTEM The
Scrip vii be ready for delivery and ser 18th March
GEO. c. sATTERLEE, Prc,ident
HENRY WESTON. Vice President
WIN X. LOTHROP, Secretary.
VIM A. SCOTT. Assistant Secretary.
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SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
NOW OPEN AT TIE COMPANY'S OFFICE,
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CASH WORKING CAPITAL, $3.50, 600.
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MafIlinerr.

rTHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1865 con.
Il tnin.
VOTE of 1850 eehoratcly analyzed and compared, BY
Population Free sud Slave, with percentage &c.
Prco 20 cents; FOR 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
nr. Cha.eana H,. View.of,ne south

NEW YoRK, July 3l.-A special to the Her.
aid, dated Washington, July 30th, says: Mr.
Chase has returned from his trip South, and it is
said ms observstlOus OF the condition of society
existing where he has been induces the belief
that the black is destined to be the ruling race
throughout the land of slaveholding States. The
whites are demoralized and will certainly be
eradicated The blacks are vigorous. progres.
sive, and bound to become the dominant people
in less than quarter OF a century. He predicts
that negro aristocracy will spring into full ex
istence in all these States, and will elect negro
members TO the Federal Congress almost with
out opposition and hold the legislation for tha,
section completely in their own hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
The Annexation of Canada.

NEw YoRK. July 81 The Heralds Toronto
correspondent says. The feeling of the Cansdi-
ans in favor o. the annexation of their Province
20 this country IS gradually growing and
Strengthening, notwithstanding some drawbacks
With which j. met IN the late Convention At De-
trot II Is said the contrast formed by the busi
ness activity Oh ole side OF Toe border and the
absence OF II on the other. Is just Low even
more marked than at any former time. and II /.
believed that unless the Provisional Pafliamen,
does something al IL next session giving prom
ise Of improvement 20 tie Csnadas, tie snneI
alton storm will break out with fury
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
The AZ bel General TayIor-The Trial
of Wertz.

WAsHINGroS, July 3l.-The rebel guerrilla,
Dick Taylor. is expected to return Wednesday
His present Whereabouts occasions considerable
speculation. Those possessing the best means
OF obtaining information intimate that he OBJ
tsined permission 10 visit his brother-n law, JEFF.
Davis, and that he is now at Fortress Monroe.
The delay in trying Wertz. charged with ILL.,
treating our prisoner. at Andersonvile is for the
purpose of enabling the Judge Advocate Of the
Court TO subpoena important Witnesses from
Georgia. Tennessee. and other Southern States.
Over forty witnesses have voluntarily repoeted
themselves ready for examination.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
fhe BattIe.FieIds i'm Georpra.

INV York, July 3l.-The Trbunes Nash
vile correspondent SAYS: The marks of the bloody
battles fought at Dalton, and many other points
along the line to Atlanta. must long remain.
Breastworks and forts seen every hand.
The land Is laid waste, and the inhabitants are
gone. Our train brought and dropped several
families by the way, who came here to find only
their chimneys standing At one place saw a
family with their scanty furniture under tree.
near where their house had been. Hundreds of
families are houseless all over this country, and
have no crop growing for their future support.
The first and only clover field saw in the State
was near Dalton. Ii looked finely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
Extra Help in the q. VI. Departmc IN
"A DonatiOn.

NEW YoRK, July 3l-The special to tn,
Times, dated Washington, 3Oth, says: In tb,
Quartermaster's Department one hundred and
hity extra clerks are kept at work all night, and
the Department is employing all the Temporary
hands that can be had, for the purpose OF wcrk
ing off the vast amount of business that has beer
thrown upon the Quartermaster b, reason OF the
sudden close of the war, aud the mastering out
Of the great armies
Wv. Corcoran, one of the Oldest and wealth
lest residents of this District. has just presented
his building on II street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, TO the Columbia College The
property is valued a! $50 600 The building i,
specially designed for the NJ edical Department
of the College.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
CAUTION.

rE- LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues of BUiLs CrDROs BrTxRs any such there
be. read the following certificate sm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will save the
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, June Sd, 1868.
We the undersigned hsve the good effects Of Dr.
JoHx Bulls CKpRos Brrrss In Of general debility
and prostraton Of the system, and believe It's general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would ;hs be the case
especially these whe exposed TO the miasatic in
huences in the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEEL,
Collector Int Rev. 80 Dis. Ky
CHAs B. COTTON,
Collector of the Port Of Louisville KY.
COL. II. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentacky.
REV ID. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission.
BARNEY, HUGHES b CO.,
Publishers Demycra;.
GEO. P DoERN,
Proprietor Louisville An1eiser
HUGHES & PARKHIIL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART MAPoTHKR,
LIthOsraphers, corner Market aud Third streets,
Louisville, KY
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant, corner Third and Market SITS
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT s. y. HILDRETH,
Of the steamer Ma ajor Anderson.
MAJ. l.. 7. THURST0N.
Paymaster u. s. Army.
C. n. METCALF,
National Hotel Louisville, Ky
COL. JESSE bAYLES,
<th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE
Louisville Jcarna
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEFER q RUSH,
73 South Meridian ST., indianapolis.
dscl6'e4- -dl y&wl7tosm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
Ex-senator Gwin In Eexas-Geuerai
stone.

NV YORK, July 3I-The Times Mexican
correspondent saws: Gwin is now in Texas, or at
least, in Matamoras, swearing shat be will Gauge
the downfall of the Emperor and the Empire.
His first step in that direction will be to take the
oath of allegiance to the United States Govern
ment.
Gen Stone is also going from Mexico He
did not accomplish anything as far as am
aware. He may thank his keeping company
with Gwn for his want of success. However. in
justice TO the General. let me say that. of my own
knowledge, know that be still loves the old flag,
and has always. while in Mexico, abstained from
political allusioDs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
Fire and Riot In Cfncinnati-Defa I'm
Gallon I'm NaNhYilIc.

CINCINNATI, July 81 The candle uanuiac-
tory OF VIM. Il. Woods l. Co, aud the pork
house of High & Co. situated on Deer Creek
road and North Court street, were ed by
fire last night. Loss $4,000
A riot occurred in Cumminsville yesterday,
in which three men were shot and large
amount OF property destroyed.
A Memphis dispatch reports the seizure
OF the Commercial Bank of that city. and the
discovery Of a defalcstion in the Custom House
1t is supposed the money shat should have been
IN the Custom House has been used by the
bank
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01

more Demands from the Freedmen.
NV YoRK. July 3l.-The Tribune's special
dated Washington. July 80. says: number OF
the intelligent freedmen Of Virgn, are request
ing the aid of Col Brown. of the Freedmen =
Bureau, stationed at Richmond. in collecting
their claims for compensation for labor rendered
their former masters from January lst, 1863,
the date Of the Presidents proclamation, 70 the
date oil the occupation Oft the State by our forces
They represent that the negroes made free by
the proclamation were held and treated as slaves
until their former masters were forcibly dis
possed of their so called chattles by our Govern
ment, and claim. with apparent justice. compen-
satlon for the labor rendered Col Brown has
asked for instructions from the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, and will receive the opinion Of Gen. How
ard in few days
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01
Applications fer Pardon.

WAsHNGroN. July 3I.-Among the petition
ers for pardon Saturday we're |. I. Lanbkin
rebel Ex Congressman from Mississippi, r d
Rotiy. rebel CO.onel of cavalry in Alabama
and Wn. c Rves, OF Virginia. The LATER had
a national reputation before the var. but has not
been conspicuous since; one time he was q mem
Der Of the Lower Rouse of the rebel Legisla-
ture
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01

~ UARTERNAsTERs, LINZ AND FIELD oFFIcERs
k retiring from the Veteran Service either by mas
ter resgnation have al their papers ctted
with and dispatch Col Basss Military
Claim Agency, opposite Mstrop0litan The.tsr. A No
tary Pubc j. In the otse.
lsIe ar John W. BLAKE.
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RENovATERS.
CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

~ HEUNITRD STATES DYE HOUSE, NO. sssOUrB
u Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana,
At this old and we'll estsbiishnent the Isdfes
can have silks and vooen goods dyed In perm snent and
beautiful eoors and gents thoroughly renovs
ted and repaired.
Hew and second hand clothins bought and sold aso
psfculsr branch In the business fine draw
fng-billia dtable cloth. In any garusns Be
vrorghttLat 10 not Be visible the NAKED ere.
Remember the plses, No. - South Illinois street
iasle JOSEPH HARRfe Pre- sprtetof
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Philosophy of Marriage.

INHK PROPRIETORS TIE NEW YORK MUSEUM
u u Anatomy have determined, regardless ef sx-
Pense, TO lssne free. for the bsneai u suffering hs
manly and suppression o. quAckery four Of their nss
Interesting and instructive Lectures ts
dsanAlincstions Nervous and Physical Debility,
mature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion Weakness on
Depression. Inpotency Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
err the great Social Evil and those Maades Which result
ron youthful oies of maturity or enorsnos
Of ofPhysioogy and laws ofSat1re.
These insaluAble Lectures have been the means Of
enghtening and saving thousands and vi be fervsrd
Cd free. on receipt OF four stamps By Addressing sere
tsry. sev York Museum Of Anatomy and Nedscine sls
Broadway. View forE Jsr2l-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-01

sAxrsos-The glory Of a woman, like the strength OF
Sampson lays very much In her luxursni hair To pre-
this all its glory requires care and the use
carefully prepared and scientifically compounded vege
table wash, such you have In KsBdsll's Amboline
has deletsrOus ingredlentit rsfreshe strength
ems and preserves the aOwng resss ahe cannot be
passed Is an innocent ana valuable preparation The
AmbolIae can be procured any Druggists Ie24-d3m
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AT
Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. a Year.
To Clubs Of ten and over at q 90 year.
rArAnE mvxuAsLr n ADVANCE.

Zach square, frsf insertion. n.....-..........s Ot
Esch subsesneu insertion, for each square. 50
A reasonable deduction made to yearly advertisers.
Legal advertisements t1 80 per square for the first
Insertion. and 81 per square for each subsequent nser
tion. Adavits will Be made without additional charge
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nent
Legal inserted at the expense ofthe
erseys ordering and desyabe for the legal proceed
hgs, but collectabe a usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy Of legal advertisement be-
sord the amount charged for their publication.
KLDER, HARDNESS h BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. "A. TILPORD,
President Indian apolis Journal Company.
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The BRIDAL cha I'm Der, an Essay Of warn.
Ing and Instruction for Young hsH. Also. and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
systens-sent free, In sealed envelopes Address DR.
sKILIIS HoUGHToN. Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. spr4-d&wly
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HATES OF ADvExTIsiNG

Business Notices pubshed In the local columns, often
under viii Be for each insertion 81; n
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, t1
With notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcnios and Excursions gotten np by
individuals associations By churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and plscsd under the head Of
Special Notices. ftss lines over will be charged double
the usual rstes.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for onces Of every description
be charged st the OF e 50 for each In the
Daily and 81 the Daily and Weekly the 10 be- In
ell cases, paid In advance.
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Delivered by N. e.rrsr within the city, 70 cents per
-eek, psysbls TO the carrier.
Agents vii be supplied si IS cents veek
UPkosEr may b. s~nt risk by Kxpress. pre-
PAID, or N Registered Letters - nall otherwise vs VII
act Be responsible fer any loss that nsy occur
City stscrbers ~i be held responsibs for papers LEFT
thsr houses sftsr they have removed, or when they
ssh them dlseontnued unless potee s given st the Of
&c. of publiestisn-
No paper pre- payment. eoatnuedl
than paid for.
covss Of the DAnr surxrL car be had at the Office
each morning. sad the NrzxLr sEsTuBL sach Mon
isy nsrning. neatly sveloped.s or mailing
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE +!
LOUIS LANG.
% south Meridian Street,
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
SENTINEL BUILDING.

(SENTINEL BUILDING.)
GAPORTRR OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINES;
KUN nd Cordsls Also dealer in Catavbs Wines, sun
and Sparkling, Of the most approved brands; Bourbon
Whisky; Peach Brandy, Catsvbs Brandy; Stock Ale;
Pore Beer Btiers Of various kinds these
tcles all offered for sale BY the bottle larger
quantities. Only RAins Eiss for s1L on drdroAf
INPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO. Of the choicest
brands, will be kept constantly hand.
IT PHaving fitted up neat estAblishmen', and Offer
ing FOR sale oay pure articles and Of the best quality
the subscriber hopes 70 receive as he soleits
share Of the patronage Of the public
marl7-du LOUIS LANG.
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CITY ITEMS.
TOs

COLUMBIA COILEGR-ASSUAL COMMENCE
EEST.-The College Of Physicians and Surgeons. con.
stItutinp the Medical Department VI Columbia College
held Ito fifty eighth annual commencement on Thursday
evening at Rev DR.. Crosbys Church, Fourthaye. The
following degrees we're conferred by DR.. Edward Della
field President OF the College Of Physicians after which
the Rev. Dr. Barnard addressed the graduates on the
qualifications and duties Of the medical man. and the
importance to society Of medical and sanitary scientific
knowledge. President Barnard also alluded to the
bravery and patriotism Of surgeons in the field and
closed his address with words VI hope that great
conflict TO be closed by victory and that free.
dom would be proclaimed throughout the land and to
all the inhabitants thereof:
Calvin Anderson, Kings Co. Y Harvey N Austin Ar.
w Baker. Otsego Co. ". VI James r. Barbour, Connect.
cn; George L. Bun Connecticut Timothy Bselow Canada
Nova Scotia; Edwad Beecker n. Y. Ctyi Sylvester = DO.
CERT K0ckand Co.. ~ Y j. Otis Burt y. l. City Thee
H. Bradford Malne John b. Campbell aud Adophe Csrct,
~ Y City; d. selwyn Clark Illinois; Lucsn D. Clarke Yer.
n. Y City George W. Currier New Hampshire; James A.
DeWolf Rhode lsland Clarence T.. DeWol Nova Scotia
brow. New Jersey Avian Dodge. Erie County, Nowyorki
}. Haven Emerson, New-York City Henry G. Emo, New.
York City; Daniel II. Fsirwesther New brunswick Levi
Fauow New Jcr,ey; Luther r. Fitch, illinois; Edwin H.
y. George, New Hampshire; yoin +. GinouI Nesy.iork
City: WI. G. Lounlock Canada West; John X. Grseneaf
Iaigh, Newiors Cisyi WIN. II. Hoas. Schenectady Co,
New YeIk; stephen Hombeek, Ulster Co., .New'York
VIM. w. hopp'n, jr Rhode Island; David J. Jackson,
sloe%e Co. Nsw,YCpk fsey T. Johs.o, Jefferson Co,
Ki.sam. kre' Co., New Yortj James Laushin Novs
bseus. !ala ~ LeSIpss. VtrleGri j. LssVree Lee,
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Arrived.

Steamship Charles Benton Sater Beaufort y hours ndse
Murray Nephew Left ship Theobad, hence, outside the
bar.
Steamer Falcon, Aldrch, Baltimore, 50 hours n'dse Z.
Bynner
L. $. steam transport Baltic, Moore, Fortress Monros Is
hours. to u. ). ON.
u s. steam transport Aradne Gary City Point yieFortress
Monroe, to u. * o. NJ.
u 5. steam transport Dudley Buck Merman Newbern,
days. ballast to u. =. q. NJ
Bark Taman (of Liverpool, Rahe, Rio Janoro Jan. 49,
via 81. Thomas 10Th ult., coffee, J. L. Phipps Co.
Brig Sromness to Parrsboro N 81 Ryan, Ciensnegos IL
days, Ipoasses, Brett Son 4 Co.
Brig w. II. HAMS lof Comwalisl Card Cierfuesos IL dy.
sugar and moasses u. Il DeWofS Co
Schr. Sarah r. Smith, Smith Gloucester. fish.
Schk j. II. r. IT, Butler. Ezabeihpor for Providence.
sehr George b. Brown. Bunnel Eizabehport for Bridge
port.
Sehr B. f. Brinerd Getchen Fzabethport for Bridgeport
scg Rsny Rensea Hobbs EIzsbsthpVIt fey BIidEspeJt
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK MARca Il

Cleared.
Steamship New.York tBr.m.) Wenks Bremen, Oelrich'
Go.
Steamship Saxon. Lavender Norfolk, Whitney Hathaway
Steamer George ApPold Howes. Boston Bacon & Russell
Steamtug frogcsso ,br), Mckee. Rio GIsnde del Sui
Bento Co.
Bark Gsfele Black, Barbados II. Trowbridge's Son
Bark w. A. Plaenus, Wallace, Boston, Peck Church
Bark Reindeer. Rows, Iceland. SelesndehL
Brs NJ. A. Berry. Berry, Portland. Miller Houghton.
Schr Oliver bryan Sleeper swan Island John lngrsham
Schr. Florence Lewis Provincetown. William Vessels.
schr Anna Soph. tBrl Schr-nder Curacao Doyale Co.
Schr. J. w. Lawrence, Weeks Norfolk.
Schr. Glenwood Bsyles, Georgetown, Baker Dayton.
Schr. isabclita. -, Mayaguez. o. X. King Co
Scbr. Wild Iorse (Br McCuuber, Nassau, ii. j. C. n
DeWoh
Schr. Clara Jane Parker. Pembroke, Jed Frye Co.
Schr. J. ". Hail. Cain, Philadelphia. Van Brunt Slaght
schr. G. w. Bentley, Howos, Philadelphia Croweil
Paine.
schr. Maggie Mclean (Brl Roberts, Halifax. A. Smhers
Co.
schr Queen of Clippers (Br DAWSON st. John. N. b. A.
Smithsrs 4 Go.
Schr. c. Wood (Br West. Comwsis, y. l. Ne,ius Son.
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professional Notifies.

A BOOK containing an account OF fLEs'
N FlsTULA, STRUCTURE, and thirty other ilfoh,
ANT DISEASES will be sent on receipt on - cent OF e.
be had on application TO- hENhf A. DANsLSj o~~
and Consulting Surgeon, No. IL Union square, ~ \.
CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly TO
~ lessor Of Special Anatomy aud Surgery III the syss
Medical College N. T. Ohce 81 East !thst consutuohs
from 10 TO- to 3 and to g. SPfCiALTlES; Discs Of
the Nervous Seminal, Urinary, aud Cutaneons Sysem
NJ B-strciures which have been treated by Csut4ans'
Cutting or Rapidly Diatins Oper,ons, not undertake.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatnlt OF
- Disease. ofthe Pelvic Neea under the care Of Ahp
H. DIXON Editor Of The Scalpel Structure Pilrf snee
crle Hernia and fis;ua- Every of Structure adfs OF
radical and permanent ia few days, and often iu1s
date QUE by Dr. D.'s new instrument, the ureT,omg
designed expressly modify NJ. Symes opcratiJ 10 ~
case of the three affections the cop guar
antoed II the case be undertaken. Ofce hour m
daily, apd 10 3 evenings. ct NO. ~ Fithsv~
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SENATE. ALBANY. March 10 lseS.

SENATE. .AIBASY. hotch ~ EDO
Tho Metropolitan SANITARY bih mas neeh
Wade ~ ccpable TO It's oIiginal n'u 49,
70 pass the Senate the objections OF MI
$500 heen removed by restoring me provision
% a. Hoard TO consist OF four members instead 81
I've. -
To .u.horize the City Of Schenectady TO fund tue
TO Incorporate the Gladiator Benevolent Assoca'i'n
sfNew-Yorf.
NOTICES.
Toregulste the carrying Of way freight on the '1''
roads Of this State. ,.,. IN horrow
To authorize the city Of Pcughkeepsio ~
RELATIVE 70 sewerage and drainage in the cat! OF
EswYork -. ~ sru.cm,pt
To comnei fhe New York md New Haven n Ka'i
road Company 70 s'0p 2cga1c the rates Of fare
snys'cl "O Ky charter Of the city Of New.York
40 antbor;2e q portion Of the public lands gwen
"a the Peoples College TO be Fshsierred ~ He
To ,ncorpOra.e the Young Mems Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Mutual Benefit Association VI NV"
YORK ,.,no,,,c,,
10 arthc-ize the construction Of n tunnei uhuer
Broadwsy New-}ork ~
To incorporate the Library GLIB.
For the relief of tie NewYork Dispensaries =, .
To prohibit and punish riding and driving upon Tue
sidewalks in this State. >,
York. ,.; pv,.r
ard Express Company in New. York. -
Incorporating the New'foik |"S iransi "'"'
Incorporating the Brcklayers' Benevolent Associa
tion Of Brooklyn ,, l.,
To provide ior tie care Of destitute Children In
Brookiyn-
For the move eecual cleaning Of the streets in New
'"A ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS
To change the name Of the New-NorA Free
Academy. ,.,o,;o,
To INCORPORATE the BROOKLYN LoDshoremens behe'o
lent Society. ,c,., n p.oor
To incorporate the New. York Infant Asylum,
To incorporate the New.York and Brooklyn Floating
Petroleum Storage COMPANY ,,-.,,.....
To incorporate the worth locse Vi iIe'nA'o"'
To Incorporate The German wortingmen's Protect
i've Union Of NewYOrk- . =
To amend the Act relative 20 local improvement IL
To ainend the charter Of the City Of syrscufc.s
To amend the charter Of the Now-fork Medioa 'oi
10 authorize the Dry Dock, Broadway and Battery
Railroad Company 10 extend their tracks.
TO authorize the construction Of the Broadway PaI
To regulate the use of whafs and slips leased by the
New York Mail Steamship Company .- 100.
To authorize the Of ears instead OF Stages over
the route Of the Brls Head stage line
To amend the charter Of the ODcndags savings jafi
To amend the charter OF the Auburn SAVINGS lnsu'
futon. c
To INCORPORATE the Accidental Insurance Company.
To authorize the Flour City Bank Rochester, 10 re-
duce their capital stock. ,.
Nj INeRhHAa introduced g bin 10 amend me ac'
relative 10 the Departmen, Of Charities and Corrections
in New-YOrk.
BILLS PAssIp.
To amend the act making appropriations TO pnchc
and charitable institutions.
To amend the charter Of the Peoples Savings Fani.
NewYork Co.,.
To change the DaIac u The Boomngdaie SAVINGS
Pank 10 the Third. Avenue Savings Bank.
TO incorporate the Village Water Company OF Kings
and Queens Counties.
To Incorporate the Lyric Tbeater.
To INCORPORATE the New York Infant Asylum.
To INCORPORATE the Oswego Historical Association