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r,- The Invisible wig so closely resembles the

~ TIC 1hVISIDIt NS II 80 CtscIE, leseIIIUcs Vt
real that sccc and connosscurs have ponounc-
cd II the most perfect extraordinary invention OF the day
The great advantage ri thus novel and unique VIZ It's be-
:Fadc without wcnvng which causes ITS nIear-
resemble :hc nntual hair both ligitncss
and general appearance defy detection lis texture beng
beautiful aud so free n IN all cases 81 eisa
Wigs entirely avoided The 'cet,c and c9n9ol,set ae alike
car method Of fitting the hend nt the manufacturers A.
C. BARRY l46 Broadway OF Liberty up stairs
r2l mi
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Hs- To Temperance Friends.-The friends OF
temperance are reminded that enlt quiet and comfort ac
found ms usual So Bnrayst. This establishment having
been rcttcd and put in complete order all strangers and friends
visiting our city for transient stay who would like 10 test the
superiority of well chosen vegetable Dict respectfully IN
vited to cnl (ml lml ROSWELL GOSS.
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MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS-Very Cheap for Cash.
TIE subscriber would inform the pubic that he has
moved from 50 81 Beaver street wee be hns on haId me
largest and best selected assortment of MILLINERY GOOl
found eewhete lie ha. been constantly in the market since
the Is, Of January purchasing BARGAINS both at sncon
soneui Of Hat Silks and RIBBONS eopaei by any Other
establishment hs c,y He has also arge assomeS1 6;c o.
Goods, THE KIND THAT SELLS; and as be sells for CASH
every body knows that AIMS only VII induce People 70
and ners TO call and examine his assortment before
ing elsewhere and II hey DO not find saots al ne
prices and such goods they LlhE ey VIII DC
trom All c,he-s tnpI9 lnsl l. II. STEVENS
CANDLESIansnGbursh Refined Mouts-so bo1e. PaI.
.es's n..o-1ed s1es for ,ne rr manufactured, pces
Of ii. o. ROBERTS. LIS We't-st'oef-
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ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. -

EXCLUSIVE FLOOR OH CLOTH wa WAREHoUsfS; NO NO :"
C,PARKMAN s. KELSEY have Just received pc: the o,
= ubusn md Yorkshire. SPLENDID assortment o. o.
OIL CLOTHS of ve.y rich patterns from the Celebrated
Work, Of John Hare & Co.. Bristol imported to order expsI
" for city trade Tho-e really Wishing to &c! an English ~
eb NAV eIv upon obtaining this es;nb .hment VIII
out deuiion while those disposed encourage AEencnn
manuacture can he furnished with mt quality article mnde
NJ or oyn Works Brooklyn that VIII bear comparison
with the bes, English. both Gunilty and style
i'' l. ~ SPARKilAN & KELSEY,
rnn lyis 90 Broadway. opposite the PARK.
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D5- Mutual Life Insurance Company of
HnrLx.-lis ux di,riur ,hn A,ril

SPRING DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
Silks and Silk ShawlE Of all qualities
1cOO pieces -ch Balzorines and Baruget.
LOO 4" spnng style Muslin de Lnnes.
leo 4" Lawns and Lawn Glnghams.
25p Spring Prints
Apacha Eolens Parrissennes.
large assortment of Cloths, Cassmefcs Nestings. Gam
broons Linen D1lncs Tweed Ca>meree with every variety
of Stuff Goods for gentIeInens wenr.
B!eachcd Brown ShntnEs and Sheeng with every sty e
style of Domestic Goods, direct from the manufacturers.
All who want Dry Goods Mt ow prices will do well to call
and examine extensive assortment Only asked
at Store. TAYLOR ARISIhoNH.
mt ais. 2l3 Creenw between GTeenw ch and Barclay
nyaNtrFACTIrRERS DEPOT FOR STRAW GOODS
N-IIATS. CAPS. I-c.-Removed TO lo2 Pearl 'tteeti-
The ock we'll WORTHY the attention oi purchasers rs the
sc. are of the latest stye and the subscriber eatnnes tha
both goods and pnce shall give entire ,,itsction q, 9,hemd
,I,IE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AGE:cy or V.B. P,LaEE. extensively known thfonrhou,
the United states emhcn- OF the best Ne'ypnpe oi
the priucna the CnlJn established nj l. Nassau
Stfn., mo
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No. Id NASSAU ; 7 htEI.
All kinds of j lob PrIntInr> such rs
P.MFHLnTs M,HaOTH SHOW BILLS
CAT.LoGrgl LECTURE BILLS.
CHEcxs CAFp= CONCERT Bills. Plain md
INSURANCE Policies. Fancy.
BILLS or LADISG. POLITICAL BILLS.
CtRcrLARs / CIRCULARS. meat &c.
Promptly execute, ut the Office Of The Tribune No. lO Nassau
freat-nnnn.te ;he Pnrk.
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~ Health, Quiet, and COmfort,-'I he GTnham
House % Barclay New pEoers advnsSse' to
rnrey offered egby located Glenn and airy street
very nenr the business part OF the city aud the immediate
convcncu, and neat. while table supplied with the best
Vegetables md Fruits that DC procured excluding entirely
md every eart made render oarde comfortable Shower
Eaths free Remember IS Barclay street. U25uL
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G~ The Tariff as ii Is, compared ris The Sa5sts
ute PROPOSED Jv ats qdrerslre The BIZ reported 10 The
Jnited States House Of Representatives. 5v Gen -icKcy q
" c. By II. GREELEY.
The above Tract IS ready and for sale at Tho Tribune Office
p,;r
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re Office of.the Ne,y-York and Harlem

N5- Office OF The NcNy- 7 orIk and EarIelh
Railroad Compnny.-Noice is hereby given, thGt nn
Annual Election for thirteen Directors Of the NewP ork and
Harlem Rasrond Company will be held ut their office No
Iryon Row, Tuesday the 2lt day o May next between
the hours of L. noon. and O'Clock r VI.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the lit to the sd OF
a3j tSlIs w. i. CARMAN, Secy.
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Sevcntcen y ~ ba nunoc,i," 1nar Gnb of the
Seventeenth Wnrd will be held ut the Apoi9 saloon 4lU
Brondway on Thursday Evening May 9Th. nt -, clock fo
the Club BY Nathaniel B. Blunt. Eq upon which occasion
severn addresses may beexpected and Original and appropriate
Ode> will he sung. !
The Officers Of the various Clay Associations IN tins city ana
the inanhe!s Of the Central Cly COMMITTEE are invited TO NJ
tend They will receive cards OF admission from their respective
Presidents. By order . ,,,,,,, ,>-s,,>, nj,
THEODORE E. TpMLlNSCN, President.
IosErH KEES, t,IaS Secretaries. mi 5,
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WANTED " BROOKLVy-Two OF three vc,; and
w Pantheon r,1kcS wE;,a! Immediately a. = n. CHI!
,sIit>.sTrE's 3 tu.,uu street fa7 o.
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4 eer'caie ,hy shsus Of yieksSns :.s as Ssnk siiS
oes n ne name ei Buc seY & re-. nS ,,av "a ysrch
Il 'sas ea-d y e,:ef an -, o. is way 70 - =. D wan
street mh2
CHsRIEs PETER AIN. seaman, native OF Ronneby IL
- I S sa,u he i-s ~ ~ l., ,on,ylnr in nerson al
the Cops,s,e q II. n TIC Ka- sweden aal Norway IN
Psr>5H, scGs'1;cd with tho Individual above .ebed will
ob,c a and hrs resilye' bg SsnE such 'nteauGn Sb.ut
WANTED " BROOKLTN.-Two or three Yes, ani
w Pantheon r,7ScD wsa,ei Immediately al : H. CHI
n egeenss Tee & a: e,Ss @ s'Ss more esrd 1D K
American prc-fsrj .nlYe n Il Nottst M iw'
WANTED STU NTIoN-iy Respectable Pro,c-t1n,
youug ,lsn GiesS maker I'd >oausiss' ~ pm
vate family Best a.; CITY reference can 20 gNea fesss
ca! i, - tireen"lch lnne ~ The store. H 81
yy-ANTED-By a ycry respectable wcEsn who hl' Lr.t
w her chd and has rcl'nh:sncs s;nsi'on As wei
nrrse 1--WE BE-, Of c.;y 'escenee f'et'e Sns
~ 1RTyEK W WINTEp-IGa branch o: TIE Grocery Bu,'-
nc.>-A ,nsle yJua. man hasinE g'c'ieA! Hn3w'eHss
.. , c s ys,cn N bS,rs, alrady e,ab.hcd by
Addressing 4. y 4 sUn o;:'ef T !! maze S"a fe,elseS
~ ANrEDSoo empty non' 'res wih bead; and Nd s"Sp'
W compete Appy at tic o.or If TIC New OK tIn, I'd
rc.'c Co "" % Shsrtef' ,.', e'e' '''''' -
Ai,o ws1 iS,er,rsh % waom seo- wages va 30
s.sel. Apply - above
~ ANTED-, Painter. who Hs' had tcsge'enc~ ~ nsM,pa'
W pei uhl.hnc an comgctcu; 10 81 county, pap,..
u e>iaa III ape neutral 20 ot g < = 'is o .s ,,,.h
ns Village. situated rbnut ~ miles from New IA WIN WIG"
pl7cc there = Clly c'nLiuua ti.i'i'' . ~. ,r,rs.,
To person every way Cua.!!vo' "r PSt ,b =, ,.,,rl,
Of such aa undertaking 'sy eicrHhs"- 80, @ @ nav bs
subscriber, and 10 wuiS tur pItoeGs''' IF'"V"'
} made al the \ bon ,t.ce Barclay A. '"- v
-,,rr,,.,, .,..t H., clr Rr.sG,ny-Mr,.
kp ~, -, 80, fi,nt, and the pubic
- ~ @ I House No. 81
nal S @ ,,c .hs aietnacle which has been thorough.
F eienned, ieDasv Az ~ c ard no stten,.on " i
w. n bo,i,s sfceabe to those her wit, ie'r
W a. Wi inaNe .'e "0ese '.'N' " m2 tt.s'
pa''"i"se' -, =
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WANTED 4 STU ATloN-iiy respectable Pro,c-tln,
w yonus " ,alsn aa >caus;. IN pm
ysie fan ,y Bc>, a.: CITY reference 20 gvea P.eass
r,I 81 " Iirern n-cn l.nnc. in the ,t0ie. m. 81.
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ID lt.ANE rr,grct:Gy uictms her iienis ana u. u "a
that she mar taken the aLee Hnd coniioi"sis Sus,
RonLNny fronting the tabernacle which mas been
Is cleaned repaired aI rriiied for IN. accom,1SAp "a .. @
IA the house :tceabe 10 those who a'o' he' WIZ ue
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Price Ii Cts.-37 I-2 Cts. for 12 Copies.
Can there be a Church without "A Bishop.

Controversy between Rev Drs Wainwright and Potts. crow
ing out OF the incidental 8 r former that Ihefe
cannot be Church without Bi.hor.
The above Controversy Is printed neat Pamphlet nnd
done I'M with printed covers For The bune Oillce
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n1n00 To- person Of ,nct and pleasing nddress. who
SIUU can command one or two thousand dollar. cash
~ Broodway y Y and security gwen for the investment
,h pioeI - !, :r,.,,a ofI;ce mt iSif
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ryLots Inn yNIIIInmsburc for SnIe-Six

Bt1DING LOTS OF c1trn size ocei on the main thorough
fare East from the South Ferry sutuuded by and good
buildings They will he sold cheap close partnership. Ap
ply o F. j. FISH, y Nnau-S NewYorH in the evening
nj hi residence III Williamsburg. c29 If
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CHsRLES PETER AIM Seaman, native OF Ronneby IL
SSwvricn may receive si9 nation 9: :ejst to in ~ ai
by leaving his ais OF b. applying IN person. al
the Consulate II H. u TIC k.- sweden ani Norway N
New York 50 Bfoai-stIce,. 90,
Persons scqan.e. with the Individual ab1yc ee~.rbed Will
obi r ..i and hz res;yes H. SiG- such information shout
MN as may lead 70 tbs dscJye'y- G!hs3 cod 7T3'
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JOSIAH RlCHARuS Aucton,e;.
DY BANGS RICHARDS s. PLAT'F. Store No ~
Brnaway-l!bcrGl cash advances made cousi:nnon;s
for nnctlon sIlcs
~ ii. K. & ?. have REMOVED 10 No, Ni Broadway {
r,,y doors nh .hcl. former nlcc
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f.. II. HUDl.OW ltuctlone'T. -
NOSTTiVE tHANCERY SAIE-NALCABLE VIII
L LINAlSrREET pROpERrl-At the Merchants EN
change on Thursday MAY the 9th n; Il O'Clock under the d
rection of Thomas Adds Emnet.
The lots OF Ground the north west corner ot am and
Frankfort streets potion OF this property 10 have beeE
taken Jy the Corporation valuation OF $40 30 Tor the
ne William street This Inns been deferred for nlcnti years
which, itaken. will enve lot 81 by 81 feet William und
Frankfort Should TIN. contemplated opening not occur
It will leave lots Map of the Property be seen nj the
Auctionccs of the present plan and of the contemplated I'm
proveen Any wishing purchase at pIva,c sale cal
do previous the above sale application NJ g Broad st.
mid ESG NINA K. Il. IIiDLOW & lND.
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J,EN DOLLARS REHARD.--v,cEsarse BtSs sIosx ps,x
1 "a certificate fIr thiry shars OF FieksSns bann
sock IN ihe efBuckley & Pect and nuEbei,a vi
o''ef o Attorney raehc l,; on saturday ~ n.
Il encd et:er Grl .O~t Is way 70 - aH -
above viii i0e pad BY csyax ThompSoas oIce = Shh
strr HA'-'
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nENTIsT-A McILROY. 4f BRooME STREET.
thrI d,or west from Broadway. Every Dental operation
IN The hchee, and mos, improved style Of the SCIENCE. at low
prices. ..,r e. ~ Ia,s 10
Nrilrov ESQ Dentist i9 Broome II long experience.
scientific knowledge of his profession and nvai
bic success he reliable recommendations ne possesses e
my6 3tlsh
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Bishop SouLE in the Chair. DIR. PIERCE, OF Ii
took the lead in devotional exercises, aud read
Peter, 4lh Chapter. The Conference sung the Hylr
commencing
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TeIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
PLEASE READ THIS

FsK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY s, Is2a.
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LTCCALEOBION.-HATCH EGGS BY STEAM.
IL The proprietor of this wonderful invention. winch - no"
crossing much ot public attention. happy o announce
the ,eoperne o;hs ENhhrlon No. ~ Broadway. opposite
Washington lla ifom A. W. until sunset daily Lad e apd
highest crerof e-pcctnhly. but coihne inSuron with
n.nSemcnt. md ailS gnilfy vsio Tickets - cts
L1lLten II cIs Or. 81 i,r the Mnc -. -.nn
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STILL MORE ALARMING.

]. D. White, Of Columbus, says, over
his OVID name in the Statesman, that he
is Informed his name is on the call OF 4
Tyler State Convention, and denies that
he authorized il to be used.
We deny emphatically that the name
of ID. White ,ofCoIumbus.is to be found
on the call. If persons will persist iii
putting on The garb Of long cared ani>
NAL, they may after while persuade the
public that II fits them 10 a Told
School Republican.
We copy tho above article in full that
the Editors Of the Old School Republi.
can may reap all the benefits such petty
quibbfng, evasion and blackguardism en-.
title them to.
The name Of "Joha D. White" with.
out any place of residence being nsmed)
was appended 10 a call for Tyler State
Convention, published in the Old Sch ool
Republican; and II was reported here,
that the call was signed by Mr. White,
Representative in the Legislature from
this county. Thig report was belived by
many, as his name stood there in full /,
and his friends could not therefore de-
ny It until authorized so do BY Mr.. White
himself. Under these circumstances /,
and dsapproving of such convention, and
knowing that there was not one in a
thousand Of his constituents that would
approve Of it, he desired TO set the mat
ter right before the pubic, and according.
ly wrote short note for publication in
the Statesman, denying that he had au.
thorized his name to be attached 10 the
call. Who will cay that Mr.. White did
anything unreasonable in this or that the
denial he made was not due in justice to
himsel { and bis democratic friendsP
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THEMARKET.

The prices Of produce seem to Be stifl
rising inlCincinuaii. This may be main.
y the consequences Of the bad state Of
the roads, whereby produce is prevented
from being brought to market as fast and
in as large quantilissSs it would other.
Wise be. The follow ing paragraphs are
extracted from the Cincinnati Gazette Of
the 9th.
FLoUR.-Ths last sales Of -four nolic-
ed in our Review for last week, we're at
1876 and inspection for Canal, and 93,-
7o Tor City Mills. Since then the former
has been At $376, and S69, and the sales
Of Monday were st 1871. A Iotof40O
lbs. City Mills SOLD on Monday at 1881,
and that price Yves oferedtor another lot
on tuesday, and declined, The price
for Ohio Superine at New Orleans on
the 10Th, was @4,37l A so. Receipts
Of the past week, by The CanaI : !. .Sl7Ibs.
by the Rail Road, 1896; by the River, 4S3
tot al, 2, 645 lbsi z q 2 '0E 1N
WHEAT,-In consequence Of the very
bad condition of the roads, hardly auv
wheat has been brought in by wagons for
two or three weeks. The receipts by
other channels ara remarkably light. No
thing like an adequate supply comes in /.
The price remains a; 75c. per bushel.--
Receipts Ofrhe week: by the canal, A
hush els; by the River, 937 bushels, by
Rail Road, $40 total, i9l bushels.
Hoes .--There is lol Of Warren Coun.
" Hogs in pen 800 in number, for which
So has been refused. Neat weighing
22O lbs. very 6ne, sold yesterday al $2,sl.
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ton, requiring that the sloekholders shat
be Individually Iiable-for The debis OF ihe
bank in proportion 10 the amount ofs1ock
they respectively hIod. The motion was
losi-yess %, nays 80.
M Hawkins moved the previous ques-
iion. Caried-yeas 50, nays SO.
Question on the amendment as repor-
ted by the committee, csrried-yeas ~
nays %.
Question on engrossiDg for third read
ing, carried--yeas 80, nays %.
On motion Of Mr. Hawkins, the bill
was then engrosssd at the Clerks table
and read a third time and passed, as fol-
lows:
NAYS-Msssrs. ArchbOld, Bennett,
Csrle, Cassidy, CLARK, Craighill; Dunn,
Ewing, Green, Guiberson, Hetrich, ,Hew'
lit, Kilgore, Lawrence, Martin Of COlum>
bisna, Medbury, Myers, McMaken, Rou-
debush, Sargent, Sharp, Smart, Smith
Snyder, sbrague, Waggoner, Wakefield,
Warner, White Of Brown, and Willoz-
30.
YEAS --Messrs. Alexander, Atherion,
Brand, BrysOD, Carey, Claypool, COOmbs,
Crum, Downing, Duncan, Fisher, Foote,
GIines, Gunckel, Harsh. Harvey, Haw'
kins, Johns. Johnson, Kaler, kellogg, Mar
tin Of Fayeite, Means, Morse, McBetb,
Mcfarland, McIlrath, Mcmillan, Noble,
Phelps, Riley, Shane, TOland, White OI
Licking, Vanmeter and Speaker--37.
The House then adjourned,
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CAsS MEETING.

A meeting Of democrats favorable tC
The nomination Of Gen. Cass for lhs
Presidency, was held atiCOlumbus on. the
26lh Of December. The meeting was
addressed by Gov. Shannon and Messrs.
Sawyer Spaiding and Disney. They de.
clared tteir preference for Gen. Cass
but avowed their determination, to sup
port the nominee Of the democratic ma
tional convention.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
OHIO LEGISLATURE.


Tussday, Dec. ID 1913.
Mr.. Hazeltine reported resolutions re-
laline 10 the neglect Of certain clerks OI
courts failing 70 forward the abstracts OI
the enumeration Of pOpulalion-whicb,
after some discussion. were referred to
Mr. Disney, as a committee.
NJ. Miller offered a resolution, urg ing
Vpon Congress the importance Of bridge
over the Ohio at Wheeling-which was
laid on the table.
Several bills were read ia committee
Or the whole, when The bill amendatory
Of the act regulating judgments and ex'
ecutions, was considered in committee
Of the whole and reeommitte d TO the lu'
dietary committee.
Mr.. Disney reported back the rsSolu"
lions relating to the neglect OF certain
clerks Ofcourts, with an amendment
which was agreed to-,
The Senate then adjourned.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02

PHILOSOPHY OF HEAT. well my lii.
tie fellow, said a certain principal TO a
Juvenile Philosopher, whose mama had
been teasing the learned Knight TO test
the astonishing abilities OF her boy
what are the properties ofheatS The
chief property Of heat is, that il expands
bodies. while cold contracts them
'Very good, indeed--csn you glvo me a
familiar example3' YES sir; in Sum
mer, when Il is hot, the day is long; while
in Winter, when il is cold, il becomes
very short The learned Knight stop,
ped his examination, and was lost in as
mazement that SO familiar an Instance
should have so long escaped his own OBJ
servation English Paper
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SIGNS IN THE EAST.

CONNECTICUT-GRA REsULT-
The towns have nov all gone through
their fell elections. and the result is cheer
ing TO the Democracy According ia
= statement in the new Haven Register
Of Tuesday last, il appears that the DEM
ocrats have carried eighty one towns, en-.
titled to one hundred and twenty six rap,
resenlatives; and the wings go towns,
provided they have Woodstock and Salem
not heard frOm) entitled 70 81 reProssta-
tives.
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N The correspondent Of the New Eng,
land Puritan, writing from Rome, states
that the renowned Tarpean Rock ofRo.
man history,is now occupied fora gar
den--the palace Of Cesars is now owned
by a rope spinner, aud used for rope
wslks-whilst the Forum, where was
Numbered forth the elOquelcs Of Cicero
is now COW market What satire on
human pride aud erea taeSs is. TINS traced
by the finger Of timet
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BILLS RRAD A SECOND TINE.

BILLS READ A SECOND TINE.
Bill for the relief Of surities on the Off
cial bonds of Justices Of the Peace.
REPORTS FROM SELECT COMMITTEES.
. Mr.. ArchbOld, from the committee on
the Judiciary, reported back the bill to
obViats the necessity Of filing bills ofdis
coSery in Chancery with one amendment
which was sgreed TO. The bill was then
ordered TO be engrOssed for third read
ing.
Mr.. Carey from the standing commit.
tee on corporations, reported back lhs
House bill 10 incorporate the Newark
Fire Company No. /, with an amend
ment striking out that part Ofthe section
containiDg,lhe individual liability princi,
pie. The amendment was agreed to-
yeas 36, nays:3l. The bill then passed
--yeas3e, nays 81.
Mt. Hawkins from the select commit
tee 10 whom was referred the bill to repen
certain laws regulating banking, aud tC
extend the charters Of certain banks &c
reported the same back with sundry am
ODdmsnts, which with the amendm ents
was laid on the table and ordered TO be
printed.
Mr.. White. agreeable TO previous no.
tice, introduceda bill TO reduce the fees
ind salaries Of certain officers. ReaC
the FIRST time and ordered TO be printed.
Mr. Hawkins, on leave, presented a me
morial from the officers oil the CONNER.
Cial Bank Of Cincinnati, asking that th,
corporate powers Of said bank may b.
continued in force for five,yeau, SO tha
the business may be closed up withou
lOsS-refevred TO standing committee Of
Banks and Currency.
House adjourned.
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THE sTANDARD.
eHoEer rfoYk JAN. ., ls11,1.


WHigFED y Two Of the three vbios
WsmeasiOnsd last week as having W.
ted(against ihs'Other wings of the House,
10 favor Of amending The bill. to incorpO.
rate the Newark Fire Company No. /, so
as to make the stockholders individually
liable for the debts Of the company, vo-
ted for striking out the same amendment
upon the lhlTd reading Of the bill; and by
their aid { he Whig msjority succeeded
in striking out the liability clause, and
passing the bill. One Ofthe three, by
being absent at the time the vote was ia.
ken, aVOidse the inconsistency in which
actual compliance with the dictates Of the
whig caucus would have involved him
But these two (Msssrs, McIlrAih and
Morse )went the lOck'steP in the most
abject obedience to the commands Of the
federal ''Tin Pan" a' Rsa |