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IL A RIN Il IL S Il.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY q.

ARRIVED
. Schr. Caroline, Hatton, Piscataway, tobacco
to B. Wheat corn and oats to L. Perry; rye and
corn to G. Washington
Schr. G. c. Bearse, Lowell, Boston, plaster to
W. a. Smoot.
SAILED.
Steamer New York, Pratt, New York. by NJ
Eldridge & Co.
Gamer A. c. Sinners, Knox, Phladelpia,
by NJ. Eldridgc & CO.
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POLICE REPORT. Nothing worth reporting
= The Mayor or Magistrates Offices this morn
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

&A~<-~<AA~Hs AsA~~~~~~~~'
M ~ ~ Ess1 -: 81:
On and after FRIDAY, the 18th instant, a
daily passenger train will run between Washing
ton and Lynchburg, connecting ut Gordonsville
with Va. Central Railroad trains for Richmond,
Staunton and the Virginia Springs; at Lynch
burg, without detention, for all the Southwest,
and at Washington for North and West.
Leave Washington daily at 625 a. M, and
Alexandria at Is a. M; arriving at Lynchburg
at 90 p. m, connecting with the Virginia and
Tennessee train leaving Lynchburg at S. 80 IN.
Leave Lynchburg at 7.1Oa m; arrive at Alex
andria at 4.45 p. m and at Washington at eco
p. m.
This road is attractive not only for its COM
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities Of Fairfax Bull
Rum Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Rappahan-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and Gordonsville,
places of imperishabe interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
deiphia and Baltimore, and at the offices of the
road in Washington and Alexandria
j. NJ. BROADUS,
ie 13-tf General Ticket Agent.
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SAMUEL II. JANNEY.
z. MAULOE II. JANNEY

JANNEY G. co.
j Wholesale s. Retail
D r U G G I S L S
And Dealers in WHITE LEAD, PAINTS;
OILS, and VARNISHES, Window Glass and
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto, Choice
Segars, Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
Fancy Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared.
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to at the most reasonable rates.
Their store, No. 145, King street, above St:
call from all their friends is respectfully solicit
ted len 29-tt
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q 0 III II E. e CHA L.
EXANDRIA NJ RKE IT.

F1ora.-The market is quiet with a supply
sufficient to meet the demand. There has been
but slight variation in the quotations during the
week, and the market closes inactive, at s95Oa
Family, Sl4aS16 for choice brands.
WHEAT.-Ths receipts of Wheat are limited,
and the quality, generally, only from fair to
good. There is a demand at 235a25O for good,
and 250a2S0 for prime white and 225a2O for
good, and M0a250 for prime Red. Farmers will
of their grain, as the difference in price Will
more than compensate for the extra labor:
CoRN.-There is a good demand with fair re-
ceipts. Market quiet at lO5allO tor white, ana
95alC0 for mixed, decline on last weeks quota
tons.
RYE.-supply moderate and demand inactive
OATs.~Receipts light with fair enquiry
We quote 50a55 for bright.
PoTAToEs.-There is super abundance of
Potatoes, OF excellent quality, and the demand
is very light. We quote 56c bushel tor the
best quality, and dull of sale.
BUTTER. The demand is fair with a limited
supply, and we continue to quote 25a3Oc per 10.
for prime. Some small lots of very choice coun-
try bring Soc.
EGGs.SSupply about equal to the demand; ;
prices ranging from 22a24c. per dozen.
LARD is in active request at 22a23 cents, with
light supply
Wool is dull, at decline of 10 cents for the
week. We now quote common unWashed at
2Sa30 cents; washed 4ia43 cents; Merino, un-
washed 3la35 cents washed 45a5O cents. Re-
ceipls fair.
PLAsTER.-The demand is limited, with a fair
supply. We quote lump at S. 50aS6; ground
Sill.
FERTILIZERS are in moderate request yet but
our merchants have all the varieties on hand,
ready to supply the expected demand.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, THURSDAY,
July 26 Beef Cattle.-Prices to-day ranged as
follows Inferior So, common 8 Toast 90, good
Sass so, and prime at 50 per 100 lbs-a few Cat
market closing firm.
Sheep-The market has beee rather bri SIX
this wees, and prices firm. Sales at 48a5 for
stock Sheep and 54a64c per ID for fat Sheep.
Hogs.-.Ihe supply in market has been about
equal to the demand this week, with sales at
ID 50aSl5 per 100 ID net.
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WANTS..
sE7ANTED.--2O 600 AGENTS!

WANTED 20 600 AGENTS!
Male and Female from City and Country, to
introduce into every City, Town and County in
the United State; and Canada, new
PATENTED ARTICLE,
WORTH $25 IN A F AN L Y
EVERY FAMILY WANTS 1T
Agents. Male and Female, now operating, make
from $50 to $500 per north
NO RISK! BUSINESS LIGHT & EASY!!
An Agent writes: II cleared Sll in three
hours"
Farmers, Mechanics, Clergymen, Teachers,
Clerks, Laborers-everybo having a few
hours daily to spare, should call at NO. l.;
SoUru STREET, or send two stamps for full par
tculars Address,
~ G. ". JACKSON & CO.,
jy 9-lm T. O. Box 134S. Baltimore, No
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MO. l PERUVIAN GUANO.

MO. ! PERUVIAN GUANO.
Daily expected cargo Of
NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO,
Just arrived from the "Chincha Islands," per
ship Commodore, now dischargngi which we
will sell at the lowest market price, for cash.
HOOE Il WEDDERBURN,
jy 27-tf Foot Of Prince street.
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E AMPS. LAMP GOODS s. OIL.

TlRESH BEDFORD WATER in half bar
rels Extract Logwood, Stencil Brushes,
Elixir Valeriante Ammonia, Gum Guaacum,
Fresh Congress Water, Shenck's Medicines,
Coach Painters Black, in Oil, very superior,
Frev's Vermifuge, brakes Plantation Bitters
Camphor, Quinine Castor Oil, &c, &C., re
ceived and for sale by HENRY COOK,
iv2-tf So King street.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

(Stabler>s old stand-Establishe 1922
NO. :, SOUTH FAIRFAX ST,
Have just made additions to their large sock
of Drugs, Paints Oils, &C., and can offer in
Drugs e. Chemicals Proprietary Medicines.
Smyrna Opium, Bitter Wine of Iron,
Ouinine Schenck's Medicines,
Calomel, Jayne's
Rochelle Salts, Stonebrakers, -
Chloride Lime, Cannon's,
PyrOphOsphate Iron, Glove AnnOdyne,
Lac Sulphur, Halls Hair kenewer,
Sulphuret of Potash, Chickahominy Bittere,
Propviamin, Shallenberger's Pills,
Strychnine Osgoods Choclogogue,
Sulphate Morphia, Woods Hair Restorer,
Citrate Iron, Zollikofers Cordial,
Carb Ammonia, Daviss Pain Killer,
Gum Camphor, Russia Salve,
Podophyllin, Windslow's Sooth. Syrup,
Paints and Oils. Soaps. PcrJumery, &c.
Lewis's Leads, Lows Brown Wind. Soap.
Lindseed Oil, Glenn's
Boiled g Yankee Shaving "
Spirits IurPentlne, turtle vi -
Patent Dryer, Honey
Japan Varnish, Lubin's Extracts,
Copul g Toilet Powder,
Coach Teeth Brushes,
Asphaltum Sponges,
Benzine Combs,
Kerosene Oil, Hair Brushes,
Neatsfoot " Shaving g
Rochelle Ochre, Vinaigre de Rouge;
Ivory Black,
Japan Tin. also,
Tapioca, Pearl Barley
Cox's Gilatine, Olive Oil,
Mustard, Spices,
Flavoring Extracts Silver Soap,
Soap Bark, Tripoli,
Saratoga Water, Spatulas.
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bricks AND LUMBER FOR SALE
ID By virtue Of distraint warrant in my
hands in favor Of William Gregory, [ shall
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST LIST,
FIVE THOUSAND BRICKS, and quantity
of LII MBER, on the corner of Alfred and Duke
streets Sale to commence at 10 o'clocS, a. N.
iy 2l-td JAMES WALSH, A. G. G.
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BY JOHN Il. PARROT, AUcTIoNEER.

TAIRFAN LAND AT PUBLIC SALE
r Bv virtue of a power Of Attorney from
John a. Klein, I shall offer, a: public sale, or
MONDAY, August. 20, 1866, at y M, Chat be-
ing court day. in. front Of the Court House Of
Fairfax county, Va, a TRACT OF LAMP IN in
said county. lying on the waters OF DlthcuIt
watered-no port IN of it is cleared 1t is about
two miles from the Court House, and adjoins
the land of James Love and others. Terms
made known at SALE
iy l7-2awts FRANCl L.. SMlId
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y SUMAC!!
SUMACli!
1000 TONS SUMAC WANTED. for which
the highest market price will ba paid. Mer-
chants and others having sumac will do well tc
call on or address the subscriber before selling
elsewhere, JAS. e. MCGRAM ",
Steam Sumac Mills,
No. 309, King street:
iv ism Alexandria, Va.
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4
Will be sold at public auction, at STOUTEN-
BURGHS LARGE AUCTION ROOMS, on
liable I lot of DRY GOODS consisting in part Of
Hosiery, shawls, Children's Dresses, Clothing
Threads, Tapes, &C., &c, Sc: Sac to com
mence at 10 o'clock TO-MORROW MORN:
ING, July 25th, and to be continued in the af-
ternoon and evening
iy 24-tf j. A. STOUTEN Blu RGh.
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Warrenton, Va, my lots
{ Mg-POSTPONEMENT above sale IL
postnoned until THURSDAY, the I'd day Of
August, 1866 B. II. SHACKELFORD, &C.,
Commissioners.
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EMIL ROSENTHAL,
iee7-1m 98 King street or Box 309 z. 0.
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Wettan and two children, Mrs Cah Miss Welsh Mr. Sans
and lady Mr. Woods and lady Mrs Woods and two chill
dren Hcrner and lady Mrs Reed two children and
and lady J Aston and SON. simpson, Francais, Al
bert Gamble " Boehmer. Baron Emile Eicioths Key
ser Rev Archer, Rev y Moran. Hays N 0astneau,
Mss MsSn Daniel fySs ssne Mares hsnf
b5l In steerage.
HAvRr-ssesmship Fuiton--Mis. Mary Rice J Turner
and Miss smith and maid & Iadd, Livingston,
Brush Mrs King, Block, X zscquarc- L sherman
and 10 In second cabin.
~ yAco tCusAp-steamship Fah.Kec--The Marquis Of
Lorn. Houc, Arthur strudt James Powell Osborn, Miss
y Brook II Martinez, @ RebeAw, Grinsn. II Beming,
Morceau-
Rio JAygRo-steamship North Amerc,-Robert Nerri-
wether y " rsrsons @ Y ~ shaw Cap, dAlmeIaa From
sno, 0enaro Galiano. Prom st Thomas-samnei Pond
DuraDd, Franklin Ellis. J u Moloy, J u Allen.
MISUNDERSTANDING Nissours--R A Wallace, A II
simons. Cossroyc, Lawrence W Jackson, Henry,
ling W kIngwcll Clinton, Lyon, y l. Bradley. Y @
Mlx. Jr; y w Houghton, Hatch, Lancaster, o l.
Baker, " u whirple, = Esmonds, Pierson McIain.
IA Bradley. @ McClosky-snd ~ IN the steerage.
DEPARTURES.
RIO JAsrsno VA 81 Tmos1s Ascs:ssmship Morning star
Pcrson, Frederic seari Henry Patlison and wife Not
well, u stewart, ulrick, sconed, John Kennedy, Nj
chael Nolan and wife. Aiber Burckhardt Rowel Cum
Maekey Barcy, wife and child Russell l,uis Greene.
julius Quinsn Edwsrd Corning and wife, atobr smith.
James Nsihews and family Julius ryne JoseEh Hubb.rd
ling and SON. rhomson wife and daushter, VI styles
Munger Roberson, Manuel Brand uhiendprf and son,
Noternsn, Manuel Coleman and wife, Anderson,
Caro-. neassr sr ns ss, ss,- y.Tr, msesy S. Ard
Hemye. Granville rhwine ssorney, u Merrill. John Mo
Collin, l. A EdwaEdz
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and the entire ceremonies bespeak the ~ theme
Never s the 0rcgoran music effective at this time
Would that We could hear the greatest creation OF human
gonius-the Ats0crc-sung in America In Roule there
are many strange stories told Of IL ezocts. wild,
despairing voice breaks the silence In which tho hope
less abandonment Of the mother and the disciples s pr
trayed In masteriy manner. Then comes burst OF
harmony which drcw tears even from the inhdel Ros-
seau. IL Is ptful, quorulous and passionate compost
tion all through and outside the Vstian choir
may We hope 70 hear anything like It. Tho Aiserev "a
the great representative OF the Christian feelings this
sad day in the history Of mankind.
At 81 Patrck's cathedral to-day the Archbishop will
p0ntincato throughout the service.
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BY Mr. z. SrEwAEr-To restore inspection of certain
institutions by the Prison Association.
by Mr. REYSoIDS-To x the salary Of the Surrogate OF
Kings county
BY MIR. SrEvBss ,n-Relative 70 the stockholdors OF
life insurance companies
THE ASSyxulUr LAWS
Mr. WEED introduced resolution requesting the Ju-
dietary Committee 70 inquire what legislation
sary conform tho laws OF this State as to
the assessment Of capital stock Of the State and national
banks TO the decision OF the Supreme Court OF the Uned
states, and report by bill II was adopted
NEw YORK LEVY.
hir bRAnDRnrH reported the Now York County Tax
Levy which was made the special order for Wednesday
Adjourned
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kAsroS. Pa, March y, 1900
Tho trustees Of Lafayette College met to-day and or
sanizcd scientific Mr. A. Psrdec, OF Hs,icton,
gave one hundred thousand dollars, and Mr. william
Adamson, Of Philadelphia, endowed the Chair Of Chem
istry. Among the new professors elected were the Rev
George Jenkin, d. d., late President Of Washington Col
lese; Rev Henry Osborn IL ~ formerly Of Roanoke
College; Professor Thomas Porter Of Franklin and Mar
shall College, Pennsylvania; Rev Ut Burrows, President
Of San Francisco College, California; Professor Charles
H. Hitchcock, Of Amherst College, and Major H. T. Lee,
Of the Fourth New York artillery. The ctizens OF
Easton subscribed the funds to erect the additional
huitdipcn rcouircd-
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m E xI Q O.
THE LATE LIBERAL RAID NEAR TAMPIC0.
AFFAIRS ar zx PAso.
Our vera Cru. Correspondenee.

Oar vers Cruz Correspondcnee.
VERA Cruz, March IL, 1865
The French steamship Sonora from Matamoros ana
Tampico arrived here the 10th inst with one thou
sand hundred packages Of foreign merchandise i'm
ported INTO those ports for the interior and in conss
quence Of the condition Of the country hey be
70 their destination from those cities Tho liberal
forces, numbering from six hundred 70 seven hundred
mounted men have out or al communicates
with the interior At Tampico they arc com
manded BY General Juan jose de Ia Garzs.
A commission Of merchants rscently visited the
city OF Mexico TO solicit indemnify for the losses they
sustained January g. 1885, from the raid made Tan
toyuquito and Tanquesnaqu under the liberal General
Mendez In which he carried OF and destroyed hundred
mule loads Of merchandise valued at $500 1000 Tns
Emperor coolly answered them that his government
could not be responsible for the errors Of the French
Tho French commandAnt superior, Carrar has been
moved and one La Madrid. Mexican appointed in his
stead. Tho embamed body Of the late nnancier ssns
here Yesterday and win be forwarded TO France By tho
French packet Of the 18th The present Project of
csr. Cru Don Domino Suse,s has been .pOntsa
the first opportunity for his post Mr. Francisco Lni-
dcro, Vera Cruz Mexican merchant has been offered
Diaz Miron, man Of very mediocre abilities.
NEWS FROM PAs0. t,.i w
- - '' ernmcnt Of March Ii i - s''
Not only has the French force been withdrawn from
Chihuahus As We - stated IN our last number but the
to the interior by the Durango road.
Advices from chihuahua dated February a. state thaa
range IN tho direction Of Fan Luis force of traitors
remained at chihuahua consisting Of mon from Durango
others ~, rs,csd % me aus but -
At points near chhushua and Esrni during shsr ise
ture Of the French by the republican suhortes whoare
now again in the exercise Of their legitimate funsons
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The jewish Passover.
THE ORIGIN OF THE Feast AND ITS OBSnRvANCH
In THIS CITY.

Vm0 00WADm Eoo8OV0Es
THE ORIGIN OF THE Feast AND IT'S OBsHRv ANCE
In THIS CITY.
The Jewish Feast OF Passover, one Of the three
great festivals OF the year. win be ushered In at sundOwn
this day by appropriate services in the city synagogues
and viii be brought to . close on Saturday week.
Tho Feast OF Passover was instituted TO commemorate
the miraculous delverance Of the Israees from bond
age In Egypt and It's observance Is enoined upon the
Hebrews in the twelfth chapter Of the book Of Exodus
in the following wordsThis day shall be unto you for
memorial; and 20 shall keep 1t a feast TO the Lord
throughout your generatons 70 shall keep feast BY
an ordinance forever Seven days snail ye eat unlea-
vened bread oven the first day ye shall put loaven out
OF h0uses; for whos0cver oatoth eavencd bread
r. n ss And s Ss az a.. s1s ss%
b done IN then that whloh every man must eat
unleavened bread; for In this self Same day have I
brought your hosts Of the land Of Mzam therefore
% forever IL s as oSsS on the
teenth day Of the month, u even, ye shall
tho month"; or even seven days shall there be no esven
found In your houses for whosoever eateth that which
Is eavened even that s.me shall be cut on from the
Of Israeli whether he bo stranger or born
In the land Ye shall eat nothing lsavened in all your
settlements shall you eat unleavened bread.
While the IsrAeItes dwelt In their Land, the OBJ
servarce Of the Passover imposed ON them threefod
duty Tho hrst was the sacrifice Of tho 'paschal lamb
which 70 bs eaton the first night Of the festival
the duty Incumbent eli the males Of tho nation ap
pear before the Lord In His tabernacle The third was
the abstaning from all kinds Of eaven and leavened
broad, the commands relative TO which have already
been given This Observance OF the feast has been
igously adhered TO- and the Passover Is Of the holy
days during which the synagogues arc most largely at
tended BY fervent worshppe Appropriate ceremonies
will be held in all the houses Of prayer this evening and
the days Of convocatiop mentioned abdvo but while
devout Israeltes adhere the spirit Of the
by refrainng from pursuing their avocatons the
casions cot apart for special worship In the tabernacle
the middle portion 0f the wook h unmarked by any
popularity, the Substitution OF uneavened biscuits
Tor the usually consumed loaves Of bread.
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RocOmstructi0n.
Mr.. BEECHER's POSITION.

10 rHB EDITION OF THE BOSTON, TRAVELLER.
In your Saturdays naveller 10 this paragraph
Henry Ward Beecher made aspeech Ut Philadelphia
Thursday evening" the question Of DEMONSTRATION,
In which he said In reference to the rebel StaesI
hold that Il would be better that the states should be
brought into the Union tomorrow, every Of them
And in this regard allow to say that cannot 60 with
either the President OF Congress. would bring ell In at
once" Nothing could be moro untrue, either 70 my
opinions or utteranccs said no such thing; and have
BY voice and print said many times over that would
Immediately. ~ n ". BEECHER
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M HONORABLY Observation-Disclosures r.
Acting Master and Pilot J. G. Hudson, from March ~
Acting Ensign =. W. Grantyour, from March -
Acting Ensign John n Kelly, from March 4
Acting Ensign Thcm@ Welsh, from March H.
: Mates Leon Bryant and r @. vanness, from March 4
Nate E. g. Austin from March a.
Aate J. y. Peterson, from March "a
~ - oRDERxD-xARcH a. s~ft-
Carpenter Augustus o. Goodsoe 70 duty at Bay Poiae
Lieutenant James D. Graham Paymaster Judson g.
Post, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant James r. Wheeler.
Acting Masters NJ W. McEntee and H. W. Washburne,
Acting Ensign J. h. Deano and Mate Henry Churchil,
Commander Alexander Murray, 70 command steamer
Augusta. ftN
Lieutenant Commander John J. cOrnwsl, 70 steamer
Miantonomah.
Acting BoAtswain John Hail. TO the Naval Academy
Commander Edward Donaldson, 10 duty In shipping
apprentices at Baltimore, Md. -
DErAcHED-MARcH %.
Lieutenant Commander James NJ Prickett from duty
In shipping apprentices at Baltimore, and ordered 10
steamer Augusta
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. Pitkin, from duty -
Naval Hospital Chelsea, Mass and ordered to
Augusta.
Lieutenant Commander Allen v. Reed, from steamer
Nianonomah, and waiting orders.
Acting Ensign G. H. Barry, from survey steamer
Corwn, and granted leave Of absence -
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Charles II. Pcnning-
ton, from duty In Bureau Of Steam Engineering and
dered to steamer Augusta
Mate John +. Peterson, from steamer Laburnum, and
ordered 10 store ship Supply.
REsIGNED-MARCH %.
Mldshipmcn Allen Smith and T. w. Creecy, at Naval
Academy.
- sAPPoINrED--MARcH %.
Charles W. Morgan, mate, and ordered TO steamer
Augusta.
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Additional Powers Granted the
Board Of Health.
THE EIaHr HOUR BILL A FAILURE.
Passage Of the Fro Rata freight Bill
by the Assembly.
TO- DO. 90.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALsAS1 March q, lsea
TIE CrNTRAL sAHR0AD EARx BuL.
susdry remonstrances presented against the Cen
| tral Railroad Fare bill
| BILLS RxroRrxH
| TO amend the charter Of the &tna Insurance Com.
pany; to amend the charter of the Howard Insurance
&aassn and 6 no 'A''''
BILLS PASSED. $780,. - =
Incorporating the Association for the extension and
projection Of the Reformed Dutch Church Of North
America
For better protection Of oysters in the waters of Rich
For amending the Law relative vessels propelled by
Authorizing the formation Of associations to erect
monuments 70 the memory Of those who have fallen in
the defence Of their country
Authorizing the Board Of Supervisors Of westchester
county 70 purchase the Westchester turnpike road
For the relief Of common schools in Brooklyn.
Amending the Common School law Of New York city;
dren and for . normal school
The General Appropriation bill
and comforting additional powers upon the Croon Aqus
confsrrng upon the Metropolitan Board Of Health the
exclusive power to grant licenses for the sale OF liquors
within the ssid district.
Prohibiting the railroad companies in this State from
NEW YORK wBARvEs PIERS AND sllrH
n. PIMsos irep) Of Kings moved that the Com.
age and wharss piers slips and bulkheads in the harbor
port Of New York. and report the result Of their in
vestigation To the next legislature.
Tho motion tabled
THE TAX on RANK SHARES AVID srocKa
Mr. II. C. MURPHY (dem.) Of Kings, moved that IL b
referred TO the judiciary Committee 70 report what egs
lation, any Is necessary 70 tax shares and stock Of
banks in view Of the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, which was adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. SESSIONS introduced bill providing for taxing the
shares Of national State and individual banks according
TO the appraised vaue thereof but not 70 exceed their
par valp6 ..--s.s.
BILLS ADVANCED TnnD RgApIyG
Incorporating the Sp0rtsman's Club Of Long Island
Authorizing the appointment OF photographers TO certain
courts In Kings county. For the ree3 Of the Brooklyn
and Rockaway Beach Railroad Company To facilitate the
construction Of the Southern Central Railroad For the
lief Of the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Railroad Company
Amending the charter Of the American Tract Society,"
Incorporating the franciscan Hospital Of Hufhlo TO
amend tho charter Of tho Seamens Fund and Retreat
and authorize said trustees to borrow money. Rela
tive TO the 0eneesee and Water Streets Rail-
road Syracuse Authorizing the construction Of
horse railroad in Poughkeepsie. Authorizing
the construction Of horse railroad from Horsehead to
Elmira incorporating the Brooklyn Dock and Basin
Company. To facilitate the early disposition Of the lands
or land scrip donated to the state by Congress- Author
izing towns in Ulster Delaware Greene and schohare
counties subscribe the capital OF the ondout
and Oswego Railroad. Adjourned
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PHuapKtrmA, March 70. 1850
Christian Berger the murderer OF Miss Anna watts,
who was 70 have been executed on April e. was found
dead in mis- cell this morning His death is sscribcd 70
q natural cause-apoplery.
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- ALBANY, March 29 1855.
To following is the day calendar or the Court Of Ap-
reals for Saturday, March 31-Nos Q, H. 1IX. Is
to 10.
Tomorrow win BE- occupied in the arsumoa. Of tho
case Of BascOm Nchola