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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

The Spectator says Zone of the most ter
rlby pathetic stories connected with the sink
ms OF the London has rot yet appeared in priD !.
Que OF the many ladi.s on boaId had selecteu
the ship because she was near her confinement
Under the strain OF that long agony her child
was born, and when the ship went down she
was seen holding it above her head, as if striv-
ing with true maternal instinct that, though !
must die, her babe must die the last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02
\ WESTERN MERCHANT CuoKED TO DEATH.

\ WESTERN MERCHANT CHoKED TO DEATH.
y haddeus Scott, Country merchant, was
choked to death on the 29;h ult., at Taylor S
saloon, at the corner Of Broadway and Frank
lin streets H. was from NapiervIle Illinois,
and came here to buy goods. 1t is understood
he arrived to-day Mr.. Scott entered the
saloon at about two O. clock with Mr.. Matthews,
of the finn Of Matthews & Ia, lor: and calling,
it is reported, Tor beefsteaks. the TWO began
their meal Scott ate rapidly and soon lie
began 10 choke The alarm spread, ard a.
Scott grew black in the lace crowd gathered
and the excitement soon became inten'e.
a surgeon Of the New IorE. Hnspit1l was
sent for, but the persons in the saloon, fearing
that Scott would die, took him: some by the
legs and Others By the body and arms. TO the
DO pital.
He was apparently 10 convui-ions when he
arrived there Az ncision wa. a. once made
in his throat and the meat vas re!nnveA, bit
there were only three respra,ons and he died.
His age was about thirty-fve years. An
inquest will be he'd. In the meantime his
friends have been teiesraphed for, and some OF
then, are expected to arrive here His coDnec-
tons are said t. be highly respectable. 49, Ner
York Post, 29M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

An effort y ill be made in the New jersey
Legislature to fix upon day for the election
of y. S. Senator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02
BY JOHN II. PARR0TT, AUtTl0NEER.
VEOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Ii not previously sold,-I will offer at Public
Auc' ion ut II o'clock, on SATU RDA1 next.
he It'll inst. in front Of he Mayors Office" Al
txandra Va, my HOUSE and LOT, on The
north side of Pcndlcton street. 81 f ct inches
east of St y saph fronting 40 feet on Pendleton
st and RAINING back So feet to IN allev III :cct
wide with annlher alley 10 feet wide on the
west sid" The house is new.
I'D 2=5t# ii. Z. FOLSOM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

SAMUEL II. JASSET. MAHLoS II. J&NEEf
eANNEY " CO.,
j Wholesale & Retail
y r l. q g ; I S
And Dealer, in WHITE LEAD, PAINTS;
OILS, and EARNISHES, indow Glass and
Putty, Spices and cure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors. Smoking and Chewing Tobarco and
Segars. Pure Port, Madrriu and Sherry " ines,
Fancy Toilet Articles and Prri'umcry.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to at he most reasonable raleS.
Their store, 10. l45, King street, above St.
Asaph. has jus. b zen handsomely fitted up. and
Il call from AL their friends is respccttuliy solicit
ted. jan 29-tI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

At San Francisco, on the 3Oth Of March, Ex-
Governor John McDnugall died Of apopIexy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

The House judiciary Committee, it is un-
derstood, will soon report bill in favor OF the
''Elght-h,ur Sys.em, as applied 10 Govern
mtnt emnl.y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

OUR AMERICAN SEEDS
arc grown for our own sale, and our
FOREIGN SEEDS
We import direct from Europe. We arc just in
receipt Of !. large and extensive variety Of
Seeds grown in gland and the South of France
imported hy us direct this season, comprising
the finest varieties of each kind grown: and
many rare aad valuable kinds
CATALOG UES READY FOR DlSTRlBL-
TON.
Pea, Bean, Beet,
Cabbage Onion Set.
Lettuce RadGish,
Roas ng-enr Corn. &c, &c
FIELD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
Glover and Timothy.
Orchard and Herd Grass
Millet Hungarian Grass,
Osage Orange,
Seed Corn, Seed GAS
Seed Potatoes.
kentucky Blue Grass.
Sorghum. sc, g..
LAWN GRASS.
English Mixed Lawn Grass
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Perennial and Italian Rye Grass,
II hitc Clover,
AIsickc and Crimson Glover,
Luccrn. &c, &c.
FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
A full assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
and FERTILIZERS.
J. =. BARTHOLOW & CO..
25, King st Alcxandria Va
NH 9-3m 55S, It'll ST. Washington d. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02
EDGAR VARIED
T. II ALL,
WI. !. HALL.
D z L G S T 0 r Z
Corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets.

Having pur, hasNd the stock Of NJ. PAUL, to
which We have added largely, We have on hand
large and complete a>sOrtlnentof New Drugs.
Chemicals. Dy.-Stutls. pertImcrcs, P"mndcs.
Fancy Glass Ware, Hair, Clothes, Shaving,
Too'h an! Nail Brushes. Conrs" and Fin"
Combs; Il great variety Of toilet article. for tue
hair. skin and teeth India Rubber G"ods Cig"-
rcttc Papers, Patent Mcdcimrs of all s"r 5, Med
cinul / quors, Btters. Family Dye Co!0r>,
Chewing Tobarc", Smoking Tobacco. and a
very large assortment Of all articles Il ua!ly
found in i drug Store.
,3.a- Particu nr attention will he pad 10 the
neat and careful comp 'undins Of PNE Scrip
TlONS. at at hours Of the Gag and niGht.
,,,h off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

$1,000 REWARD:
A reward Of one thousand dollars will be
paid t,r nf,rma:l.n that will lead 70 thu rccov-
cry Of the money Sto en- from the liotri OF Eli
Petty. in t:> ci V, nc night Of the 18th ut,
and the arrest and coNviciiu" I'll The thieves.
ELI PETTY,
2-1w No. %. south Union st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

The German Republican organ at Cincinnati,
the Yoiksnlart, su.tans President Johnston
veto Of the civil rights bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

DRlCK
- BRICK
BRICKS!!!
100000 BRICKS on hand and 20" sale low, for
cash, at +. FRANCIo'S BRICK KILN.
upper end of Fairfax street.
near the Canal.
~ Orders for al kinds Of Brick Work
promptly attended to, if left ut he B"ick Yard,
or at my residence, So, south st. Asaph street.
I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

GARDEN AND FI.LD SEEDS,
in fact his entire stock at very reduced prices.
The public are Yer, resi- cctulIy In e.! t. Civ"
HIM call before purchasing as grcnt t'n"ei,!no
will be feed. HENRY COOK,
up I'll 80 King stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

The Southern Relief Fair opens tonight ii
Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

The Connecticut election takes place to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02
RONNETS;
ID FLATS,
GYPSIES.
RIBBONS,
AND FLOW Err
JOHN II. EE \ rs

JOHN l.. tN y Nd
respectfully informs his customers and tho pub
lie generally that he has received AL tn"
NEW SPRING STYLES
such as BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS,
GIPSlES, and all styles Of FLATS. LADIES
can find no fault with prices tn Spring, rs they
are nearly half the prize Of last YER. would
call the particular attention Of the Ladic- to the
latest style Of French Bonncts, the Il / kEkA.'
just out.
Also, q full assortment Of Gents fine Fci',
Silk, and Cashmere Hats, and good line Ct
Infants, Girls and BOYS STRAW GODDS.-
Those wishing t. purchase goods of me best
quality, Il d at the low 81 pr.ccs, Will find 1t I"
their h.ncft u call at EVANS.
ap 2-tf SO, tng STREET.
EEHE SUBSCRIBER COZ EMPLAT&S
Il making Il change in his business. and "iE'ra
his entire stock OF
DRUGS.
CuEMICALS,
PAINTS,
OILS.
NARNISHES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02
silStsru

a. l. THOMAS,
NO. 10, PRINCE STREET.
OPPOSITE THE GAZETTE OFFICE.
FIRE, MARINE
AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY
Alexandria, Va
Agent for the following first elias: BATH
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
JOS. K. MINOR, TIIos. E. HAMBLrTnIv
THE MERcHANrs Aap MEcHANIGc''ss' y1pg
INSURANCE COMPANY. az
ISAAC WILLIAMS, y. ?. CAMPBELL.
THE H Sc;3;i,1y FIRE 1nsupA }:S;5 cop,r,
G.uARL t, WILLIAMS, ANp %:'%, REESE,
HONE S INSURANCE compAuY OF E TEWHAvpr
CONNECTICUT.
cHAs WILSON, ,. r. sATTE&I2g
SECURITY (mAR1NE} INSURANCE CoMPAyy
r. L. uAYDocE, TlJs. W DI&DSaLt
Poicirs OF the above reliable compar,io: i.
sued al this office, Immediately Oh ,t}'p!icatg5
against loss 'r damage by tire, on all Gcsc!!g
tons Of property in the city Or country, Oh terra:
as favorable MS those of any o.hcc coI0pnaY. Il.
gal strength and responsibility.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF N.Y
Cash Assets: July J. l*G3....... ......> Il, 3tlQJJ
Annual income. in cas- ......... ......... 3JlIgu
The dividends o. this company arc large. il
amount, for premiums paid, than IN 49, Cox.
puny in the world.
All the profits arising from this mmoa,e clrs
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst ,A@a,.
surel
Applications received at my Office, 80. :.
Prince st. G.. l. THOMAS, Agrq:
Or. CHARLES ". CnAycELLo";
UNIpE rue y kI'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02

The National Intel,isencer says :--"There
are everywhere seen mysterious and alarL ing
portents of coming financial storm. The ex-
cess Of irredeema5le paper currency has done
its work by an cxagger4,ioa of prices. by an &C.
emulation Of goods and merchandise, and by
promoting enormous speculat!ons and hazard
GUS engagements Paper money is as plcnii
full as forest leaves. For once Wall street ad-
mits that money is easy; bec'use there is little
employment for it, G,ld has fallen and will
rot soon regain its place at thirty, and products
Of all kinds are falling D,y Goods, imported
and domestic, first began 10 tumble, and their
holders after them, in many instances. The
decline is gradually reaching other products >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-02
ALEX
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 2, 1866
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Miss Jennie Day, of Warrenton, has re-
ceived from little girl, the daughter of warm
hearted New York merchant, a donation of $50
generously contributed in aid OF fund for the
erection of a handsome monument in the War
retoD graveyard to the memory Of the Confed
crate dead
The Spring Term Of the Circuit Court OF
Fauqui.r county, judge Henry w. Thoma,
presiding, will commence on to morrow, the Bird
Of April
Gen j. G. Pemberton has purchased the place
of Mrs. Sullivan, 81 miles from Warrepton,
containing 202 acres, for $4,000.
The Second African Church and several ad-
joining houses of little value, near Gamble
Hi were destroyed by fire, in Richmond, on
Saturday.
The Culpeper Observer says we are panied
to learn that Col John Slaughter, of his couu-
~, was found dead near his residence, on Tues
day last. It seems he started out about 8
o'clock in the morning, on Tuesday last, to see
some hands he had making fence, and fell dead
in the road.
The Lyochburg Republican says considerable
excitement prevails in Hanover county in con.
sequence of the discovery of rich silver mines
in that c,unty. Many lead ores have also been
discovered, from which their owners anticipate
a Weld Of fftv Der cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

IN salias 70 st.rbuek Wheeler fhs sailed hsses for
Noble having very weather
passags put avannah where she discharged her
and returned 70 this port for repair
eteamship Fairbanks Hunter Wilmington, NC y hc1ss
viii ndse % II r1efscn ! Co. Jan ~ saw brig John
BAalah, iron Havana eslng into w1lminGtol.
6teoIasip Na0Ars, Coack Norfolk With ndse and pas-
oensers, 70 q Heineken Palmore.
sleAmsip H.taras Parrsh, Norfolk, with Ass and pas
passed ship Hol0sii, Niskss f0n Lsshori for New
I.!h ysn o. OH Hsulon. London 70 days. With
s Louisa aas B'wsrs Boston, II days. in ballast %
Bis AnnsndAls tBrl shelly 81 Johns Nj, u aAys with
boat water casks, -.
sisa sscssca Mdss Upper Bs.s,s ss i.,s lsc @si
NJ :esndonsd IN tlrss fsst e ystsr her ho!d and
where sAe arrived the ish as before reported The
short q wood en- &C. pa, into Mystic for suppliss and
Brig Leighton Brown Mystic, ballast 70 Miller Hsush
Ton 1oninG Of zeeh saw m unknown brig ashore he
east ode q Lk,yd's Noel se- breaki-s over her.
viii plAsasr, 70 q , feniston Go.
Schr Alma Odlis Ossood Bueksp0r.
Sehr Mary, Sawyer Jonssport
schr Senator Baker. Boston.
B,is . Campbell.
Wind ~ sunset N.
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AT RICA.

TAs Hartford and WsshUsett ~ Cape
rswn-TAe war Between the Natives
o. Ceps GssA HeDs s1a The Dsstlsss-
Success ~ the Latter
OuR oAPD TOWN. C0RRxsP0NDuCB.
Can Town, Q. g. H., Nov. ~, lseS.
The United States steamer WaehussH has been Hins
IN shs pert for fortnight awaiting NE arrival d the
sasship Hartford Of The East Indie squadron. whsch
weasel arrived yesterday Tho latter will remain long
enough TO COAL and then sail for Batavia ana Kong Kong
China whittier leters TO me Of Tho United States
Consul may DO directed 70 her ofhesrS and crew.
The between the native tribes Of Hottentsts and
the settlers at this and adjacent points 10 progressing
vigorously The settlers have Of late gained several i'm.
por:ant viosoea They have lately captured about ten
thousand-Bot pTisoners-bus head Of CATTLE and their
commssariat 10 In healthy condition. One Of thss prn.
cpal chiefs 10 wounded and suing for peace On any
tArmh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

CIgARrB
Sctinsep Hsusa lBreml, Ven ssnen Rfrmsn south
shy tccsou', Spssnt san Francisco -Sul ora 60.
Bsrs sphyn, CPrusl, Goily Liseoo-Funeh. Neocts 4
Bsrs Kepis tBr) tanswood Bathurst Bi,rworih A
Bsrk as,.ne BLACK Barhsdo--- " rrovbridsos' Sons
srs ssfaisn Gem ,sr ssby css,~S su isO0 40
sns Pierre nolssque tsrl Adams, Ponce Pa
MIS- LEONARD Syers wcss Rsrsors- sbbs,t oe''u"'
sehr Royal Arch (erl, Dawson, Por, Platl-D II pe
se0S Athlete ~ Cousins Por, Prince via whining.
sctr Clinton, dcine, Sasuabo, rR-,i soynlou, Sons
schr sahWs Jssper, JaeksonvTe-F Talbot 4 20
schrl Anger. Adich. Key wes,-Renncr Bassetl
se6r Re.ssh saith Rosnose Island 's''' TO-
sehr Mccarthy, Godfrey, PhiIad,lphas-N scCready
schr Tho. lIua Irun Providence
STEINER Mftaudris Hatirick, thlad.iphs.
ARRIVED.
fissrshp Isya m Noodle Lvsrpoo Isu H. via onsens
town lsh. Ps win ndss aud passeuscr. 20 Cnnard
s,s % carsr la s,sgSs sns lsPss 'sn rs
bead s.a the ,nurr passsge
afs ssSss ss ~ ~ saeS 81 srI s ne s ys
d.. and ls2 passenger, 70 John Dale Had strong west
s.snssiP cs.sosis 81, re,r,r glasgow Jan J. with
a. ., .ss ~ peng q ssedonsld Lape.esscs
% ne Pm A mat aud had 70 put to See fer Wapi
s,.smshIp. rlIs.rnIs tpr crss ol.,ssv. ssst w,ls
md., and st ps.,ssssss 70 hseaonsa Had heayY NV
sS,s ss ss'G ,s s1d nss
Ion 81 sw sEsashp caJ o. Aslssse. afsos Coz Liver.
steamship o.rrasnia Oisnr, rhi.- Hsnburr Jan a VIA
Southampton l7h, With mdss md M psssepsers kun-
curing he passage. Ainvsa % ssssy Hssi q fn sss
A. e s s Ma s .s ss:s
senay Ilccs when ccs gave cot ssd rs sovs1 he cry
s'ssrss1 Lsvs Tshy sAsss-.h 10 tssrisstss yss y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
IA Lewyer1 Rims An Control Of
the Legislature.
Fhs Proposed Reorganization Of the
Criminal Judiciary.
TIE RIGHT TO GEAR ARMS.
~. &c. 10
Oar Alsray Correspond mce.



AtBAsy Jan. u. 1850.
yns My no rfu SsassLAnvs uTuArios-A yuse OF rBers
LAryvR ArToRsEys
Afer ssAm'f Ing the ssend OF the political formations
~ this Legislature have concluded that although party
nAy seem W be the preponderating power yet neither
Erty faction presents the key the situation here
The sovaed radical faction control and
She appesrs to hold sway Toe truth is that the
ssgssture especially the Assembly in the hands
ehain clique Of lawyers located Albany and having
>selated mersbers OF their ring New York city and
She~here n the State. learn by he readiness and
sirec.ness With which the interests OF the New York de
psrtmens and like snitors accommodated here that
Tor the democracy full aeder auspices
Of fhe radicals. md II currently understood among
bil through" TO Zee OF these attorneys whose
&oclaees the floor in monopoly Of the
xroi OF business believe there hsa been effort made
mere al some time TO license egslze the lobby bust
aess "a 10 the Of regular storoeysbp and with
she view ostensbly to restrict the business How
Var The present combination has really bees carried
Am not prepared 10 say, ena the Developments
OF the session win tell The aspect OF the Grinding
Comntee Just appointed In the lower house is scanned
with good deal Of jealous feeling II places that in
s,tuon in absolute Dictatorship and It's rules such
ss preclude any rights Of the minority or course all
Shese moves are made under the color of reform
bot he rel sgnibcancy OF every point s obvIousthe
Capitalization an absolute control OF the busness Of
tbe session In the hands OF certain few for the ad
sancement Of their personal ambition and the interest Of
sheir personal faction
rHK cRnNs, corRrs
The rrOpoBec reconstruction OF Tie Police Justices
Cosrt 70 New York viii probably take form soInewha,
different from the rst proposition The subject The
possibility of difficulty arising 70 the constitu-
Sonss Of other than elective mode Of choosing
5adsca officers Will give the bill aboishng the Police jus.
Sces the shape by which the Board Of Supervisors
~i,uted The laws relating the Police Courts win be
90 scpsrai ticket FOR sI Police nsi.css 1 be- orSsssS
aext fall, with provisions which Will make the Justices
ahis way the determination the republican purity
nave some voice 10 the criminal courts can be met The
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News from California.
DAKAGE By THE HLOOD6-TERRIBLE TORNADO IN
EEvADA--AININ0 STOCKS.

BAN FRAKClSC0, Jan. a, 1870.
Much damage has been done In the interior Of the
State by floods.
heshet occurred stockton which was very severe
in its ehecte
BY timely and energetic efforts immense damage 70
property BY the Hood was prevented ct Sacramento
rhe everest tornado that experienced In that
nsstborhood occurred at Geneva, Nevada on the 18th
inst Houses were uuroofed and nearly every shed and
clubhouse In the place levelled to the ground
The market for mining shares lie quiet Savage Sos
yellow yaeset s572 80; Han and Norcross Ss7S; I'm
920a
yneo is active movement 10 legal tenders d Tic.
sAs FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1866.
Tho Union members Of the Legislature, In caucus,
voted in favor of the Registry law
Mining share market weak-Savsge, $6oe; Ophir,
$780, imperial, M Yellow Jacket $40; Hale Nor
"Toss. $685.; Alpha, s2S5. Legal tenders, FOX All.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
The Queen Waiting on the
Throne for q Cheer.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
70. &c. &e.
Our special Correspondence.
rESLIS0 ~ rANIs TOWARDS THE ePASIss Rkvo
LUTON.

Our Special COrrespORde nee.
FEXLIS0 ~ rANIs TOWARDS THE ePASfsB skvo'-
LUTON.
PANS, Jan 9, 1905
The great absorbing question in the political circles Of
Paris present the extent aud probable result OF the
revolution nsurTeotion Spain The kilograms Tels
tive to IT, coming entirely through the Spanish govern
meni must probably We taken gydno sots and when
they inform that General Prim and bis adherents
hving fugtves, perhaps their statements may be
biocs those which have been made long
by The French government relative 10 Jusres
and his followers At any rate there doubt VI the
fact that this movement, coming soon upon the En-
peror Napoeon's expressed hope Tor year OF peace
source OF little upessness 10 the French government
The example OF revolution ngerous one ard Euro
pesn governments trembie al the sound OF H. The ob
jeci OF the progressive party, Of which General Is
the leader Il not probably at present destroy ths
dynasty which occupies the Spanish throne but simply
20 obtain sufcIon, strength 70 demand and enforce
need be- the resignation Of The present ministry and in
tnis shrswd thinkers here, familiar with spanish poll
tics believe they have good chances OF success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
Nnw YORK LEeIsJ.AYuRE.
MAO.

Aisssy, leo. "a. Sse6
Mr. Tsosss MuRvxv, irsp of New YORK, presented
Abe position of Tho chief and assistant enrolling officers
appointed ns the GovesDor IL ist9 cnro tee 10 its
fos paymeui VI their ciAiros.
rfsJs EsPcEtsD stvorAmv
BY kE fofaGs lrepl OF Ontario 10 amend toe
stsed statutes restve to limited partnership; Teaurug
the aling and rihibsing 81 snidav,s and complaint
,n caulin eases. authorizing TIE Atlantic Yacht ,l1b
~ appoint trustees, Incorporating the American Expc,
ns aud Mining company for ih~ hetta, protection
the port o. New yorL 10 smeud the chsri.t 81
ihs city of Hudson
communication received from The Comp rnsr
al New York transmitting detailed statement OF unes-
pended sppsop ons for the year isC' aud Other year.
gLLs aourTD
To encourage emigration OF abuIefs authorizing the
administration OF oslns by officers OF Savings Banks
etabiish law library IN The Fourth Judicial district
ny NJ foLCEK--ro incorporate tho New York Emi
diaIcish The Legislative cxpen.es % the state b.
sosng tan upon The sla>sssgof private hcr.
fNrponUc'n.
I nv NJ Ia Rae. rep OF Richonnd--ro iBoorpo'a'p
sbs VII sgo ~ New Brighton. HchmDfld county.
by NJ. g. g. Couvs,L, tdenLl 81 New Yors Author
tng VI. New voft floniinr my po1k Coppsuy g. 90.
ny Mr.. lInox.s Nunra, Making moro stringent TIE
At relative ." frsnos b. s'-smeAis og iora Improve
snso's ~ New YORK
By Mr. Ivrsg~oN rcp 81 Eings-rc amend the Regis.
sy iao by'authoriying the Metropolitan ioc, Io.oiai.
.dets "a vsconi iospe"r. ana csnyassefs ior broos
tnsnsancr pursu, of Ncw YoTh
rurp assmSG
The bin 20 tuiVc 20 oorua-s bY tne Mayer Aldcgm-r
tud Common pl'l - ne ctv Sew Yoft amended
BY provides ihai IN 'sse ~ 'aoso'y 10 fh' office -
sscosder Eas"t shah at. aud amsndod the b.l
was ori'ied Ua tnifd r'adius
E,eIGp;iuf hs sop.fi! o. ID" Sratn,r 40 Sccicss
ILs ssn..e a. s@a-ssd snui noaday evening