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--PNSSiGE FROM prRLlN, CORK, MATER

passage FROM miRIlN, GtDEk " yrER-
-. TDEu DERBY .CoI.ER itNE. HEl fASI, y ltNN
ny nEU.!li:ph. Nri'efs"n. wishing {, send Tor
| can have them 1rn'rh ", tom ANY "i ic above
,r m t "q,, American Packet SHIPS. on the most reason
r1,. terms without Their cypcrcucn. nny ,nnerSy
r.iin ri " iHuSroii, one q" the firm. VII le on 'h,
t i &c personal attention ." the passengers thsnEt.i
y In. SUBSCRIBER, Their agents .e nud persons may rely
tint ;lc w, and c",n,i, e" those Pt~ pl'';is' my l'
,u,a,ql v .ii have u dnr nr proper attention for
"'''''"'''' "'''''' - ~ x j. r TAPStuI-T.
Al their General PASSAGE Office 81 Ieslp corner o S"il;
street waere aI. Dnis may be oialncd io affe 90 mail
Al . Nqrnna ar Provincial Bank, al Ireland, any =" tlif
brnnr,.-> throughout the Kingdom 10
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Arrived.

Steam propeller 1rrn5u, TN New, London mdze and oil
Scht Isaac Havel or>ey from VA oysters bound 10 New
Haven.
10 Nr Gum.
Scht Julia rea Burns - days from 5, Crox sugar rum
and molas>es : Mitchell and Aymar & Co
Schr Lous> Hoover, Br>ndywine. iour and cora meal
Allen Y pu1son.
Sloop Mvtto, McNair. from Philadelphia wood
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,op Motto, NlcNait, from Philadelphia. ",
Rclow'

g There number Of outward bound vessels deaine,
on account ofunfavorahle weather
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80 LAND MD NALES.-per.ons about tn send TOR
t Their irrui,. los making arrangements win tr
Irrlrrs avail Themselves al the Benefit ri N W I1pSc
service. Liverpool ~ he Will -ivc li personal attention Il"
, those hose .a,,,-, may lie engaged ~ ti ulc- t. come
,, il, tin, line 81 pnck.;. n,i add that
hing that eau cone the of the passengers will @
carried uii "a fullest extent hy HIM.
Those therefore, wh" wl>htu havc Their friends come n
comfortably nmi Sperry respectfully requested 10 CAL on
~ < l. r TAr:SCDI"I' q; Their f."r'ftl Agency 'llir'
- Pei, slp. ol South street.
" Tanroii', uiirc IN ILycrpuol L. (,urv Pin22aS M
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NOTICE, OF application for Ih- discharge OF an
'nsoen; from hi, debts. tn provisions Of
h tr article tte s- t- OF thu fifth chtttr uf iae
ond ;arr Of The rev,-l statutes. IRA WOuD-N"tic inst
gnbl-.f March 7th ScI-d appear before the Hon
Frederick TaliGas- Recorder of The city o Nr X,
al hes office No = Nassau street, the cry of NewYoth,
on The 25 day OF Apr a D. 1911, 10 O'Clock N The for
nonn al that DAY mia l4H6us
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OgYfcH CRoToN NQrgn

JlY ORDER OF George NJ. Smith, supreme
~ CoGt CormIssioner notice Is hr:-by given that an
attachment h. ISSUED .aibst tha estte OF g Rus WOl-
DEN or lat Of Nsc,irE Of Mississippi
resident debtor aud that the b. sold for the Taymru
at hts d-b;s unless h- APPEAR discharge such an cn- NJ
ascorGing law wif,u months from The first pUblIcl
th. sn thar thu msnt Of auy hts tu- 10
m by sts OF ths sfte. and the delivery 10 hifn, FOR
n. use ans Ifopsry within rs Sta re!or.Eg him.
4ny ,uci property b. MN iob,d!rn.by
lass and r. void. Dated Norwich. March eth. 1874
JOUN r.. Bah ;OFK,
nh2 l.ax9n Attorney Tor Attaching rf-litor.
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no IROS MASrERS.-FOf sale Nil Sre, ,,,L,!t -
aic nci.hha rhood Of BitumiDous Cal nrsi la l5e.s
tst giIail,v "a P-n,y lvHuin-ts p-nt a, III. y 10
.iIcli Gaa aud Ore tpuW,ogeihef The c,r1., St,
cnrVlet. viili phldrphi sud Baltimore b, ,seSi
,,v For Pamphlets .i4--r .ige of e p1p.f,- 80 -, ~.
f,fn,.n anp Archibald selny;c SHs,-y- ~ is,afrE
T. b.ftln P.sdeiphiH 10 the undersigned n r. az 81
chlufs Exchange Sey ! nrs here fnay J.. r 80 = ",
ti-.c,.al and ore also maps anl eci1, ni tn p,.-
ulGEm' ". R.CASEY tiyf -
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AMERICANS AT RomE-A letter from Rome of
the 9TH Of March, informs us that John School
craft, ESQ. of this city, was about leaving tina,
place for Paris, on his Journey home. He had
purchased, for $500 painting" Cupid and
Psyche"--by Mr.. freeman, for many years an
artist OF reputation in this city. This picture,
and another which Mr. F. had nearly completed
"a beggar boy-are considered two of the finest
productions Of modern art in Rome. Gen. DIX
was about to visit Naples for few weeks, leave
there for Paris, and embark for home on the lst
OF June.
Mr. Brodhead, the historical agent, was at
Rome. and was about TO go to Naples. About
thirty Americans, in "the Eternal City," met on
the 22d Of Feb. to celebrate the birthday OF
Washington by dinner Albany Atlas
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IlKINTTNG INK MANUFACTORY.- ~.
has been engaged in the Manufacture af
up%nr! of . yers has recently introduced .,.s, s la
9s F., snI,ag INTO mi, Dr. r,T w s ~
md nsfchan,s who may hnyo order; for PRIMES III rrr
find th1 Ptonpy es1r'G a. p"crate p ,a4 ~, II
The surrender, Manufacture Ink Of VARIOUS coo
Eue. Green &c Orders directed 70 has niarni,.. e
Frnnf-- between Montgomery and (;ouve,1 1T ~
Rlyer through the dispatch post will b. punr,s. ass
10 -Ths paper la for Neyerl yen n r, hesn tlsES
Ink rnin this nianuiretory York March n Xxx wa
mir bS GEO iT'irr,
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III
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Prhi'c notice i hereby rJveu
- 10 the occupant ~ occupants %; ~ ouses
the following assessments have been crmpeie by the sS
urs ard ured ~ the e-; commissioner - ifice ny eN
ii LEpanari-t' from Churcifree 70 the sewer IN TIA
:->trett embracing iots both teS ~ Lispenn5i>tfe %
tween ChIrclStreei and hal-' the west side Of
Church between Canal aud Walker stre.ts- nn ga the
asSe % Chapees; between Canal 1nd " alker streets
( persons whose affected y the above named
assessments and VINO opposed - the same % et-r III
them requested present their oectIJns, Srtng Ia
the undersigned Mt the Street Commissioners Office within "
day. from the date oil this note - JOHN EE EN-.
Street Commas .Iss, tlid Chairman OF the isesorS.
Street Commissioners g fire. Ap;il p. 1871 AL
G'ANDL ES-LanslncDtFeh Refined Noui'-S.1 boSeSiPar
y msee's assorted Sizes for sale manufactures pures
as NJ. 0. ROBERTS, lis " estzteet-
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.r t--=-ss - NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY
= ltS'IEAMBONT LiNE-Fpk q iEANF
N--,.1TN, AND TROY.-M0ESi>G lLNE from the
foot ui Barclay >trcet-Landng nj lnerinedmie Riacf'
Tho steamer TROY. Capt \. Gorhan. This Morning ~
O'Clock. - -, 9. ,,. ,i,,. -,
Fvsmnr inc from the fool of Cour;landt street direct
The steamer ALBANY. Capt. Il. B. Macy. This Even
iEe steamer SWALLOW Capt A. Mel.enn, Tomorrow
Evening: at Z O'Clock. -. III, 4,
;s-Ihe Roq,, oith Lane owic 10 their light drarr "l
water able il tunes pas Tie inTs, and lrlch N.
md nv IN arpla iHie take the Mpnng Trims :" 'hr>
ior the East or West. at, or
5- For Passage Freight apply on board or Il" Inc JUG
| uu the " hnryes. w.
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IL Fol: S.lLE.In the village Q! PIe[m%!t k3cSan1
IN y " within minutes walk ri the f7ic l,iI'tii
lisi l.tGr the pleasant Nansnn lnely occupies. by John
NlInng iecSned Tine mouse new. built 81 hrck una +;
,rll IN cun- private residence boufd: house ana
flushed IN the modern style between mud acre. aif all
Insr GOOD cultivation with number o cNreeH' Ifi trees
nr hsati;i and "' Inppan bay ieri'i'
en.y-Tnatie known Application 10 MRS. MANNiN'' "o
the premises. 20. !, Z.
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HARTFORD Conn. Eth .lpr. ls4i. apis ~,

SPLENDID COT NrRY SENr AEDFARM Al
- JOINING. FOR S.N.E-fhat well Known ana iasi
" ,nnl Country seat. 5ui tar tine family re>aence q"
IN r i,1Har,I Wenye The Mansion hu Il N s"d >iyle
and c, about :lOGal The Farm ADJOINING contains iV
nras of the yerv best land Oneida County Barns ,arnc
OfcIan e. g. N r,r c, order. 1t situated! on the ~
bony Turnpike about mile, from the City OF tea Ids
5 ~ rI,pnre ;,r nm connmical man oi lnrsnc
Nppiy 10 j NMES &. MriDhM. Attorney: Sc2I feeknan
-. 'Tsr,n. c1sr apis Wv
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n : 7. u, Ut. u " ~ - 'T1
/A SEVEN LOTS OF t!toj Nd. .tween NarS,' ana
i PIKE Sips hnlilsl .y South and Water streets n:
~ - de, ami ronns on Eth streets, Inquire OF H. KIM
Aren't NJ Giirc dock ,uiUffly - south street. ~
,o>ite Screw nock-Ne,gNo OK. April y, ISL n.y.
:, FORSiLEINTUECrTS OF NEW ARK hGIl.e
"a aud =. of Land Si;ualcl "a south H''7i y ~
iil The lloi., - ly - !eeP. 2, Store l-
,SIiT igre piazza rear anwel finished iroG ;hou
N,n GOOD stables Fruit Tres *. attached 10 nc premises
Va, IN ,hcr tafirlar Imiu,. o ISAAC NICHOLS corner
If William and Washington streets or ol W lillian PNi
n - lIl
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EAST INDIA CorroN.-The Post, last year, had
a good deal to say about the decrease OF the I'M
poT,ations OF East India Cotton into Liverpool
It forgot to mention then the cause oil this de-
crease. OF course this omission was wholly ac-
cidentaI. The Post knew, Of course, that the Sc
cret OF it all was that market so much nearer
and better in China, attracted thither a large
portion Of East India Cotton, which would Other
wise have gone to England. The Post knew all
this, but was silent. Why Does The fos'
know how this decrease continues 1t says no
thing upon the subject. Why? Because, IN spite
of the market in China, the importa'lons INTO
England the present year are greater than ersr
before ,,,
In 1913. between January Is: and March ls'.
there were imported into Grea, Britain 800 935
hales of American Cotton. During the same
period, this year. the imports amount to 10, 10
Decrease, 80 5l0-or about 10 per cent! During
the same periods in the two years the import INTO
England Of East India Cotton has been as fol-
lows:
lol3 1901 bales.
1914 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II ,l3l
Increase $780, or over n hundred and thirty
per ceatuna What says Mr.. Post to this
Boston Atlas.
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r. r3WGIi 90; COS ci iiNIi F "
S--,x==G--rr-T,Huin C.hl,prnr mud Cornwall en-
'ie ~ieaiahoa HIGHLANDER. cagt L. Narir"p. Wi
lav, the pier o Warren 8. Monday. Thursday d
saturday n, O'Clock, T.. ".
Returning. Will leave NewnTsh every Monday al ~ VI.
and TUESDAY, and Friday nj T. NJ.
For freight Ut passage apply Ia the Caplan-n board Hs
gge- and freight all descriptions bank hill specie qua, on
hrd must i.e At risk thereof unless b! q" "a
ding or receipt he >gnei lur the snme ~
OK r-.--S, , FOR Observation-Disclosures NJ tald
Il = we'll, Wge,l ro'n,, Gold Spring, Cornwall
.S-7SET--L, and fshl!l gnding. m
The .7ramI,na AS MADISON Capt Chas. liaead. val
leave Warren street pier ever Tuesday aud FRIDAY afternoon at
! O'Clock
Al nsrage Packages Parcels, Bak Bill; Specie, pa;
on Ia. TN, boat without irg entered Oh the b's f,ep
cI ia must he at the ri>k the thereof mhi II
CT go. IRREGULAR MORNING l.lEEio pEFES-
- Kill ksri .NcK's rolNr. G;R,Ssy InlNr
,S-.S.---I.S SING. TARRTTowS. DHRrs FFREy
l,SrINGs aud oNKFRs. binding nj he foot OF tinnuoni.,
each wayihc steamboat AS Als Capt W NJ H. ra1ee
huyne been placed the route tor lew days VIII commence
her rs Wednesday, April 18th. every day exceeding friday
Leaving New York al O'Clock \. VI: Pe-kskI AT r. eN
cs.h Sundays. when She Will leave TAI , o'clock.
y. B.-Thc Columbus will resume her regular HS on we
n O Nav. ~
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a MEXICAN HAIR DYE-ThiS DYE I. WARRANTED Il
a applied according the printed directions, 10 change n,
liar from ,>y other color beautiful Auburn perfectly
ret Black without staining irritating the sdn ike other Han
nSe,.
It prepared only by DR.. D. lAySg. Philadelphia rnceA
cents per bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail bv A. Il. \ n. SANDS. Drug
gls,, - ultont Z73 Broadway AMI II East broadway.
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DTlV\EE o. DRASTIC n RGfS-N+-r1 -
- ia, approaching. ard ttc l~pHr,I,y ~ b, re- .
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Ia tier9ei!ate landings Ihe ssa H,l;'al
N--5e--L. ESrCl Is TER. .ap' Nm. y MG',en
md III 4 Cant Edward Hyatt viii leave the foot oil e
in street New-Y orb daily SUNDAYS cyce,eti al a cor.
tnnn-cng At niSon with the Hudson and berkshire Eai
r,,i the ears oi which leave on ARRIVAL "l the boats
md esyc Hudson ay atGr " the arrival OF ne car
drhna encl t. intermediate landings l"r if''s' 81
~, .s,rr ap.iy Ia the Captain on hoard. or 10
STORES X STEPHENSON. ~ " est :.
Roth lonfs have been thoroughly "yenucd nnd ttet Nc
Communications mpoye Is L. eua ANY b"ni> an Inc river
mn additional number of State RnoU,s having been added
Ties, ,uars py nn t.HrgeS =.
New NnIk Apnl ]. lNi NIu
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- ~, Mn. ~ ,, tic fons ..%',l.
T Belonging hrs father. niiars tor sale the .r:nnt Nan
. io,.e erected, bt hm M P,hsf HcrI-te County ''n--
,rusrfr- Possession s immediately. u j. % Lirs'
and SUBSTANTIAL, ni haus well located the mann >t.et
The grtulrS arc IN high cot cultivation. fut,i ''t
known IA l- one OF the beautiful an tourlne village
m Massachusetts,, i the centre E" the Ginhn 'hes q
pcrL s,re County: the mr. puu and healthy tnr pmce =
en.y nj ncces, from New Work ii,spn aud Aibly ~ !sa
nads One otlc proclpal dc7ot5 o the Great Western r-
,.V i al n convenient ,nnrr from this estate. Among lie
mnny PsisI may be mentioned the hn'i7sns
Female Seminary oi tie Roy Nj Tyler. aud Tie b"''h-
;rhnol for boys uit.c Rev. Mr.. Nash.
Tn. sub cfber viii also sell grounds well adapted '"r me
erection OF ou5 "c residences near the Village 'ey plea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

..1;s FOR SALE.-N fnr situated ut the head o. North
sTS5 por' llnrar Huntingdon Lon: khud sad farm ls
- purity a.uniug the 'yqer, HUd has 1T poG"n'on n
oal mcahO,v-tie upgnL iorcltl unsuaS well "ntered
nd wooded! : stream uuGn side through srd tFn
sufficient manufacturing ans purposes fences ~ -
rc-ii rrlur an npnc orchard and ntcf ut tees: house.
barn -rninry enli hoi,. Farm. urt where coast
inc vessels load md unload within 10 rn :" ~ai tsrin ron
rairs about 100 acrs md ,i . odd cheap ct!c nLsni1
bic Persons DESTROYS ol pUrc,H>ii. Apply &. SElHl Ky
KISS MI IL Ful"n street. BV"kyn. J. H. SCI IllE", 3
Er.t EfondYny N-w York inh3j In
,,,uE HOW ARD lSSt'R iNCE COMPANY MAKE jnsur-
anc-, t, damage By ire rra inland ha'isi-
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SIrS. either ofhe undersigned g Merchant, Exchange,
New York. EDWIN T. JpiNS,iN.
40 6u,4 WILLIAM f.. CASEY.

l,PLENDiD OLD CASTLE SOAP----Oniy Is cents
- i,uun los y The Gunn'lty n.o vuncty al hLcy
Scented Slap tar shaving and wishing Um To- "a cents
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Increase, $3.50, or over hundred and thirty
per ceatum What says Mr.. Post TO this
Boston Atlas
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fUkLiGN MD y MN lEIfT MtIsT.
HAIR OILS Ttilsl.r ARTICLES &c.
For S1lc nj The sign of the imcucnn lngic S!:.n.lam =
and ~ broadway. The only ,epot> ;le where ~
restorative /. sod NJ I'm
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-28


force 10 repair 10 The frontier Of Tsxasi
10 open q communication with the PEesis
dent Of that Republic, and act a. cirOn e
stances might require, and had also or
dered a naval force 10 Vera Cruz, 10 re-
main off that port, and prevent any naval
expedition OF Mexico, if sny such should
be attempted, from preceding against
T6xasl - ia,i. !,
"Thus are the rumOred 'gtipalSiiOns'
with Texas, referred 10 in our preceding
remarks, confirmed, and the exlEaOrdinaN
ry fact rendered certain, that the PresiI
dent has, on his sole autOrily taken a step
equiValsn. 10 Waging sudden and OPOn
war on friendly and uneGeDdiSg nation.
We have not time, ct this late hOur Of
the night, for further comment on 80 en-
traoTdinarya procedure"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-28

0crRsad the Quaker's accouni(on the
first page Of this paper) OfMr. Clay's far
ming, and the condition Of his slaves,an
then read the following sentiment utter
ed by him in the Hall OF Congress.
"Ifgenilemen will not allow US to have
black slaves, they must let US have white
ones; for WE CANNOT GUT OUR FIREwooD
AND BLACK OUR SHOES and have our wives
and daughters work in the kitchen.
We are aware that some Of Mr.. Clay's
friends deny that he ever uttered such a
sentiment; but we have proof that leaves
no dOub! in our mind that he did utter
it; and we feel fully warranted in reitera.
ting the charge. For although the whole
speech is not published, or cannOI
now be found in print, we have the evil
dence Of Niles Register (Which is adj
mit.ed as unimpsachabls by all PartieS)
that Mr.. Clay made speech at the time
he is charged of having uttered this sen.
timsnt, on the subject of admitting
Missouri, slave State into the Union
and the debate very naturally involved
the question OF slavery. This was in
1919, and at the next session Of Con
qress; while Mr. Clay was Speaker OI
the House, he wss charged by member
in debate on the same subject, with
having uttered the above quoted senti
msnt, and he did mol deny the charge
Is it 10 be supposed that Mr.. Clay would
h ave set by and heard the charge without
denying,i ifit were not nueg NOtwith'
standing Mr.. Clay, so recently after his
speech, thus tacitly admitted that he had
said what was imputed to him; many Ol
the federal papers are now so reckless
in his support as 10 deny the charge with
great affected indignation, and foul abuse
Of those who give il publicity.
What republican can vote fora man
10 gil any Office Of trust who can utter
such sentiments as Mr.. Clay has uttered
in COngresSS What honest man, who
is in the daily habit Of performing domes'
tic labor; can vote for man for Presi'
dent who considers labor disgrace, and
compares those who perform it to
slavess Agriculture and other indus
trial OccupatiOnS,are at once the very era
die Of liberty and the nOurishment Of
freedom; and he who will speak disre'
spsCtiully Of either is undsserving OF the
support OF republicans for even the low
est Office within their gift: for his very
breath contaminatss and pOisOns re,
publican atmosphere.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-28

TROUBLE AMONs THE WHIeS.-lt is
rumOred that in a few days Mr.. Chap
psII, a distinguished wbig member Of
Congress from GeOgia, will renOuncs
Clay on account of his Texas letter, and
that other whig members from the South
will follow in rapid succession. The
wings who rsjOiced exceedingly about
The differenceamong democratic members
of Congress with regard to the Prssiden'
CIV, will doubtless soon have their at
tsntiOn absorbed by their own internal
brOils.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-28

The presses Of the democratic parity
take The resolutions passed al its Nation,
al, State and County COnvsntiOns--and
every one must admit, that we do not say
toe much in asserting that our only true
friend ls the democracy.
We may be told here that some OF US
are Wings, this we admit, and we calr
only advise such, to counsel with then
conscience and patriotism, whether party
considerations are stronger with them than
regard for all coming generations. LIE
hem, If they can, continue 10 act with
their party, bat we must still hope, that
with those Of our cOuntrymen, love of
country and patriotism will prove stronger
than love for theirCesar.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-28
TREATY WITH THE GERMAN
TRAGTTE

The Treaty lately concluded between
/ he German League and the United States
il is said, has been communicated to the
Senate.
1t reduces the duty on ordinary tObac.
co I[stemsl from 81 to 80 rix dollars, and
on the finer qualities from 54 to At rix
dollars, and admits Gotten, ard and rice
Rt mere nominal duty. lnn case is
the duty on articles Of German manufac'
tmre lowered more than from 5 to 10 per
cent below the actual rates, and that on.
" on articles hot the manufacture Of the
u. States.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-28

CoNGRESs.-Tho Tariff bill which has
been before the House for some iime,
has been laid on the table, which is equiv
alent to its rejection.
On the 18th inst the House refused to
go into committee for the purpose Of con
Sidering the bill to re.charter the Dis
trict banks, as reported from the Sen.
ate, by vote Of SO TO ll2.
Mr.. DunCan's bill providing for hold
ing the Presidential election on the same
day in every State, to prevent fraud and
"pipe laying" being under consideration,
MIR. Elmer moved an amendment excep.
ting the next fall election from the opera
ton Of The bill: and all the wing mem
bers voted for The amendment. They do
not want 10 be deprived Of ths aid Of
pipe layers. The amendment was lost
and the bill passed the House.
In tho Senate, May 10th, Mr.. Ja'na.
gin, from the select committee OF FIVE,
appointed by order of the Senate to in
quire into the mental capacity Of Hon.
John M. Niles, of Connecticut, TO a seat
in the body, and the duties Of Senator, &,
made very favorable and gratifying re-
port in bis favor-when, on motion,
MIR. Niles was introduced qualified, ,and
took his seat.
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THE STANDARD.
GEoRGATowN, MAY 2s, ls44
FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
Subject to the decision of the National
COnVentiOn.)
EOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL.
Joseph H. LaTwill, Of Wayne county.
pOwty Utter, Of Clermont.
lsl District Clayton Webb, ofHamilton,
2nd James M. Dorsey, Of Darke.
Sd R. d. FOrsman Of Green.
4ih John Taylor of Champaign.
5lh David Higgins Of Lucas.
9th Gilbert Beech.Of Wood.
7th John D. White of Brown.
9Th Thomas Megrady of Ross.
9th Valentine KefFer of Pickaway.
10th James Parker of Licking.
lllh Grsnville P. Cherry Of Marion.
18th George COrwins Of SciotO.
18th Cautious G. GoVey of Morgan.
l4th Isaac M. Laming Of Geauga.
18th Walter Jameson nf Harrison.
10Th Sebastian Brainard'Tnscarawas.
l7th Jamss Forbes Sr. ofCarrOll.
18th Neal Mccoy Of Wayne.
10Th Milo Stone Of Summit.
20lh Beiamin Adams Of Lake.
2lSt Stephen N. Sargent Of Medina.