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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

j. !. & T. II. SELBY & co.
$40 BROADWAY, opposite the Society Library,
HAVE Ju-t received very extensive assortme At
II OF rev aad Fashoraoe styles OF SPRING DRY
GOODS which ,aqy would respectfully Invite he s:a-
-oa OF ,he;- friends and Customer.
Rich Paris les Moussen &c L.nes entirely rew ca:icas
Latest London Go do DO exceedingly Tlch ano
al;osehs different u aay that nave bssa Or Sil Is re
csivsd hi: :eason 81 any o:heE hona=.
SILKS:
Consisting oeeu.ifi chaneieou Gaee stt'Pec C''ied
Paa .ad L Co.oed Wa;ersd Black silk Of almost evsy
style aud ea.l:y.
sHAWLs, SRAWLs:
1854 ~ Il Cashmere ssd Long SAWS; spiend article.
do squ,;. 60 DO 20
Broebs. Thib-, AID c,h-r Wool sa.wh.
Chameleon Six sh&wIs, Eca .r;iel,.
BLACK 10 do 80 DO
SATIN Striped do 10 90
and mary o.asr 81 !cs &c. enumerated.
LINENS:
Table I1icen Sd, I'D 81, 81, lG-i,
at3,5i. Is 3d. j.. S.. s..
:0-i, Ia and l24 Russia sneerng az low prices
= CASES Shr.fag Lin-ns OF iae best ullunf,ctCcr.
SUNDRY. ARTICLES:
AZ ?ria;s general asso,,usn; Hosiery G,2Tes FaS+
silk l.yas. Th.ead Lac<. Enofoidsfedsco iHs'
rgs Etlnss, &c. .f-o..on
Sh,.tinss IN Shr:iass AL tn abavs s1ur-t.tI
wi4I be sold e. The loH-t 9osslble pfsers. so "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

49,. WATCHES The largest and most sples-
I'D assortment of Watches IL the city be forna
GYst the subscriber, he IL ccEt1aiy rsoevinx all de-
,cripop Of Geld s.d Silver stchss Of the nrwss. sryes
o the manufacturer, England France and Switzerland
enabled 20 offer larger assortment, AMI much ixas
prices retail, than any other house 10 the city Gold
Watches low $40 TO SIS EACH Watches and Jewelry
exchanged or bought All Watches warranted 20 Keep good
time o. ,e mcney tetuIned. Watches Clocks and Jewei,y
repaired the ht maane. ard wsf.aste lower than scy
3Iae, place IL the cry.
s. c, ALLEN, Importer Of Watches ard Jeweiry,
ial isa wholesale aGd ,e,a 70 TaU.saeet, Statfs
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~ Spring Fasnions.-For the Accommodation
Of Manufacturers abroad the STYLE OF Gentlemens HAS
for Ii ensuing Spring VIII be forwarded 10 them BY mail on
application. uost rsid 10 LEARY & CO..
Nos. and Aston House.
N.B-Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats Of the ne,'
sg!e, I oar coun;er.
~
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ROYAL GURLEY, Auctiouerr

PAINTINGS, BOOKS, &c. OF the late VIM.
Haywarj-Sy orler OF tie adminis,rstoI-GUkLEY
tit will sell sridy morning half rst 10 o'clock at
th- \. Yos Log Room. $50 Bro.dwsy, all the Paintings.
viii De fougd az works OF AZ; b. cid
Also f- rl.hcg,ny Easel; srtiss color box with
apparatus cNpetr; hogrs phc COPPER plates
trisd Se with books tho
SGe Auious VII ch puknStons Dictionary of PAIN
lsrs Smiths csrsiogp- Of the mos, eminent of tbs
Schools ancient .Gd r;gderr with notice Of their
pTEcp, paintings very rar- vols. sled Colos and
Pigments with their powers gsatius; Annals Of the Mod
cru School Of Fme AIS, French. CIV with upwards OF 70
En.rsyirss each vol. h,f Russia. Sci 7i1s
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@, E,isEl hs, now ready his Spring Fashion i'i ssS
tp,.ns tlas which durability and style surpasses any
thing b,rs offered c. FISH received the hrs, Premium oT
Artra Eats the late Far this city, and The first a. Tie
late Fair phil.dslphin The public irited 10 call and
llec his Hats warehouse 1T Broadway. two doors
sboys The City Hotel ORLANDO FISH,
pr lroi, Fashionable Halter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29

u Lots in Williamsburg Eor alo.-si1si.
GLDiNG I-0to Of >I.r loo ttet Oh i- MAIN
sr- ErsJ ircr he South Ferry surrounded NV
sni good ea t1pgs. i-y wall be sod chelp 10 clio nar-
pef4st' Appy % Fl Il. Y NaSseu-s Ns~-Y ork or
II ia.eTaulre his .esldsuce In Williamsburg ss-9if
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AUCTION SALES.

+. COTTON, AacllvAe.r.
y COTTON Il CO, Auction and Commission
Merchants. No lS Fulton ,nd = Ann-strs.l-Liaeral
advances Cousignr2s And prompt made
The sale ass Peal ,sr--s, corner Of Chatham 10
ftThe. postponed tbs ii,h OF March at the ,nS
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conCnc-d C0parys Laws and ri-lts viii be scus;-
auTe Th- neuoeIs OF the Club Viii o. le9u.nllv cal-d
~ on PRESIDE that the5 He Gou7 .T'i!, VIII the du
j. yWyG Fis,,ox, Secretaries. sss
JUSTICE TO HARRY OF THE WEST.
Tenth Ward Democratic Clay Club
,siigg 81 nc above lu5 will ne ii-ld Columbian Hall
M The asb i eq ssss bG.n aes q a inp5
''s E S.t:fI IEs ss a5FoRp E 9
ALEx. F. DoDGE, Secretaries 40
C% Eleventh Ward II enry Clay Club.-The
members OF he ;enry Clay Club ot6 Ward ana al Others
"hnFsh 10 become mrTaeIj. Will hoia meeting pursuant
to ADJOURNMENT, Fiiday Evening, March l 3tt Al half
g.sy Clock Il Lock woods 9Th and avenue
@ pose . ''s''- .' 81 81 ER Fsid5a.
- Thirteenth Ward Democratic Clay
lhe members Of tbs Club gre sqnes % met
ING Febusfy e. :: o'clock ior the pnIpo, 81 escnr
o'ces aad The transaction Of such Other SusIess may
Come benrs the Club. JOHN COLBY President
j. /. hLoTs. Secretary.
Fourteenth Ward Henry Clay Club
On Friday Evening next Isl ,r-h the friends the FAR
MsK ASHLAND are respectfully invited attend Broad
Of Banner to the H-ry Gay Club Of this Watd, 6y is
Board OF Arrangement.
syer,l emnsn; Speakers w address the meeting on t4
Tie front seats vii, be reserved for the Ladies' who
} }azz T A hzTz5a G}.'' .e:s.
G ia4y H I1a0s5 {{sscretar,ss. ,,,,
LI- Sixteenth yVard~9Th. Democratic Wink Elec-
assemble at azsoa : corner Of Seventeenth s~t and
Sixth A'Guc Thursday evening 10Th inst AZ a O'Clock
ioThe purpose OF elsctins tf' District Committee FOR the
neinbers Of the old Committee are requested to meet as
e'''N '''.''S' sJodS KIRRHAs1, Chairman
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r - a-n,d. Vest. Of superior quality, consisting OF
splendid sad ysIvs; wei " v.i ~ ca1hm.
2 brh y, M be sold usual moderate price,
'"-' WI. T. JENNINGS & CO., 81 Broadway,
fu Tr1. opposit. Park FounIsir.
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Passengers Arrived
In the packet shin Baltimore rem Hasre-Edw. Scheitlsn,
Ch.rles ~ Vim o. BArrty AID Il IL the see =.
In he brig Sarah Jcns from Porte CabeiioT Morton,
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If our Agricultural periodicals jus: published ard for siis
II the Eookstofe of NJ r. NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway, where
r- received ard hes also the back numbers
Ind ck volumes can Al al be procured. Among the
ulnsrra.inn. Of n. l.rch M. !, a grnnn OF
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commercial and Money Matters.

r, ,o,., at the Stock Exchange. 4c. sec Last Page
" WepSE.p,Y 2. ~.
The sales were considerable to-day, and the
,t,ncies wee generally buoyant,
IN Exchanges there was more doing to-day, and
Wa, steady Sales Sterling at 81 9; FFascs 30
a. !. -, The Merchants Exchange the following sales
anct;on: IS coo Certificate Deposit Commesciai
. yicksbulg at 70 pe, cant: s37l DO do DO 2'
h Ss. ronbcbee Railroad Bank Pheni1 Bank .'S
yn,l /; per cent.
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IF FAIR! THE FAIR
s'non val" 'n' AMERICAN MUSEUM

4 SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON,
Y oy.r me hundred fee: length, has teer oeaed IN
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Passengers Sailed
IN the brig C-o!sn for uo5i!s-Mss Henry Roberts and
IN he Ja,que .7nn ggcist fer .apa'achco!e-V T Rodg.
ers OF Pr;n Scooy: rsu i[olsers saG servant, OF
New YORK; T. robinson " Arrsn do.
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E'O THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
l. RUSSIAN KESAN SOAP-The .ubscriber ma. lust
teceygd by III barqae koube from ronsad nine of
p,sei For shaving .ds BY ,ho,e who have
used 70 be the most superior article Ii
so,op and l. IA, ben IL anw.,d. of a. aoo o,
with E.rt.c satisfaction and is con,d red The puI
r1e 3ozsror c1Ge very low by SAMUEL w CREECR
H'ir Dresser, No. 9IREMONT HOUSE, BOTTOM.
vi 3t1~is!Ia
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- Commercial Circular Foreign Letter
Office, G3s " all vii b. forward
e 10 Londou Gr,Ipool Hivre South arn'Tca Ne's ~
IieI AID all tsigu porrs br the earliest conveySce
III. COMMERCIAL ClRCUL > Il. devoted 10 Fioan-
Stt sad Conmsrc,a nation OF ever eerpon, pub
shed twcs MONDAY aad Tat aday morning, al
srnun Q: e .insle nunosr: Merchant, VIII
aad b. g. hs noat v.uapls puuicsoa, OF The Gay
iys .yyt
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OF DISCOUNT on BANK N0Ets = \ % w NJ
I-ncl-rerlt Money i DaCSsn n.lis -'.'"e0. ;,
Eastern ~. Schensc &c Commercial, Oswego 20
Aletll' : ~ lGimton County 20
jersey " tWateryl!et q
Fhliadep"' : United States. .......... %
B,!tua Ie i Rod Back kifau5atonic Railroad
Stet' : Vnu ~ ~ ifhu.nlx, Cha:lestown 50
}liStnia' Newburyport Bank 90
obio - , Bank of l.. ops 20
lnlIana. - 3 Bank OF Bennington 30
alichissn. -, n Girard Bank Philadelphia u
North sz aIoii;;na. / Comnecial Buff ,io. ..i8
soT M %o.York State Bank of Albany has declared
,1-.a..3 Of 8 oer cent. payable March lst.
The charter of,he Plainfeld Bank of New-Jersey
.aoo,d;,y 70 a Trenton correspondent of the Newark
o, danger repealed The ground is tat there
much of the stock owned in the State as the Charter
REQUIRES.
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JUSTICE TO HARRY OF THE WEST.
Tenth Ward Dar,ncr,.;c CIa- ~rrI,


nem6Er Of he ienry ClaT Club his Waid ania others
"hnNTh 10 become members. wall hot meeting pursuant
10 ADJOURNMENT, Eiday Evening March st i8t II half
g.sy Clock ii woot5, ii ST. and avenue
D for the purpose oi,ectins officers for sung sar
II II. 3. BOLSTER President
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rORNS. CORNS AND TOOTHACHE Cured
Store 50 Eow-ry N.Y. fEice 80 each. rs lE2.s
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CApSUJ.Es for the cure Of PULMONARY
~ CONSUMPTION AND sCROfULA--They arr
highly recommended the medic profession and generally
t4hen with consent Of the family rhysician.
Aogsr.. Mr. Miihsu l23 Bro.dway
MIR Meskim 5u Broadway;
Nj Cotton, 265 Bic cksr ~.
Inquire for stones Pulmonary Capsules and zee that bis
signature and seal each Dor Of medicine.
y 3 rhyscs!ns will ram the composition Of the nsdr
cine on application arIny Of the s2nces. i0i 3mislms
WILLIAM T JENNINGS e. co, Diapers
w and Tsior, 10. zal Broadway, American Hotel to1-
pos- ht Fousten solicit attention Al invoice Of new
Goods received lat steamer, direct from Agent
Loadon, consulting of CLOTHS, CAsslMERgs. in vsf~
styles splendid SILL KS and for Dress Vests,
MEKNO FELVETS, &c. with large assortment Of rich
Silk and Satin SCARF5. CRAVATS, EASDkER-
CHEFS, GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS, DRESSING
ROg.S. TIC.
ne would suggest patrons that from hi, additional
facility. shall De able supply them at An sry date WIN
all the EoTta Of the London and PARIS MARKETS and 'o!a
he reputation Of establishment, tor the moJrax prices
whic. ELECTED liberal patronage alnce .s a1opoh
o. the ready money S,e by which We ar enaeed ~
MS garment, from Is 80 per cent less thai i9
feature ~ the esrabshnr which nns couarno 10 lose
r,pny articles for iInn.Gsts use Tie d'dilon 20 our
.:c OF an assortment OF ft quality I,dy e1e sa'lenu
i iLeitniH9 49,. Ec ~ i.d
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
f\';'.,N Hal
10000 lofumez:
20 RETIRE. and & IL, iica Pnrind ice C

40 B-fttsk and American Periodicals.
Per.on. net engaged IN mercantile pursuits may become
snscrb nj five GoiiGr yeaTbeiag the
terms on wb ich Ne, chants ar. sdmt.-d BY orders
S;s cod IS CHAS. ". WHEATLEY, Rec Sec.
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''4 &iaGj.Y}rTlAS NOMINATIONS
cr,Nn ru1NES. EMBELLISHMENTS,

Of the American Museum She b. from O'Clock
I'll O'Clock the afternoon, dressed her
tatiys costume aud be prvas!y consulted IegdEdng
Asst. rRS.SENr AND FUTURE EVENTS. She
7nro, ne seen in the evening NrilcgN Portrait Galley
sr4u4 Co>morama and aoo,G0e cnUosltisS Admission
bil,in- ut ;hose who consult Inc ;'rey Girl.
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AIETALS-.Twn csr-oes OF Swedes Iron have arrived in
me last from witea s4irs have been made a; s7i s
The tgaGe. Well assorted invoices OF Ensh common
Bars have beel sold S5i The recent large shipments oil
Missouri lie HAVING Materials re5uced The stock he!ds6 6
emo9 New Sh-athing Copper steady but not active al -
csats 6 mos; 5000 lbs old brought II l7t, cash.
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from the Philadelphia Mercury.
CLAY MEN AND VAN BURENITES.

Some OF our contemporaries are anxious TO show
that some Of the Clay papers abuse the President more
than the Richmond Enquirer. Now, what do they
mean to prove by that That tho Van Buren, men
more avorably inclined towards Mr.. Tyler than
the Clay men Certainly not. For, in the first
place, the Globe Is the very paragon of BIllingsgae
abuse, and second, the Van Buren, men WANT Prcsi-
dent lyle, in The tight place for which their frail
bark is now heading The Globe and its satcliu 5
fawned the President Of en- as they were in a
tight place. and behaved like angry insoen childr n,
the moncnt they were out Of il. TIE Wings were
crushed byPresldrnl Tyler and of course were Ung
a, his constitutional srppies The Wings s(ruck
down, the Van Buren, zen raised fo.n the dust 10y
the renovatng sprl infused into them by John Ty-
Ter and we therefore disposed to look with charity
on ibe vrhng of the FORMER, and with contem on
the gratitude OF The latter. Ii President Tyler wants
to know how these Van Buren, men feel towards him
IN Their hearts, let him tlke an example furnished bS
the pos ton of Mr.. Calhoun. lie is Likely TO be
fargivcn by the Jacobins, as that greatest of all
American Statesmen
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Twenty-Eighth Congress.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

MONDAY, January s, 1874.
A communication was received from the War De-
partment, IN answer TO resolution, giving state
ment OF the probable cost Of connecting Lakes Huron
and Superior.
Also, communication from The Treasury Depart
ment, giving list Of tie number Of suits brought for
irespasses on the public lands
Among The memorials were some from merBtants
oil New York. engaged in the hardware trade, asking
modification of the duties articles Of that kind,
winch they represent high for revenue, or TO
benefit tie manufacturers. Aso from the Harlan
Ran Road Comrany, asking a remission OF duties
OF rail road iron. Also, from number of mer-
chants OF Philadelphia, asking draw back spirits
bill to extend the iranking privilege to Ex-Vice
Presidents Of the United States, introduced and
twice read.
resolution introduced, which lies over, call
ing for information to whether any presents have
been given to the Indians in the United States by the
Is itish Government; also, whether Indians are in
the receipt of pensions from that Government.
Mr.. MILLER reported bill asking appropra-
ton for an Insane Asylum in this District and bill
for paving Pennsylvania avenue
After the disposal of other business the resolution
of Mr. ALLEN calling for copies Of instructions Civ
en- TO our Minister in England, relative to Oregon
was called up, and debated by Messrs. Allen Archer
Morehead, Benton Berrien Woodbury., Crilcnden,
and others At late hour the question was put,
and the resolution rejected. Yeas Ia, nays 81.
The Senate then adjourned
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FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENGLISH
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

IE@ The Ladies attached to the English Evangeli.
cal Lutheran Congregation propose to hold Fair
for the purpose of procuring funds to aid in the erec
ton Of House of Worship-the congregation being
present destitute of permanent place of worship
1t is proposed TO hold their Fair at the Apollo Hall
commencing on the 18th inst; when will be sold use
full and fancy articles, and refreshments of every
riety. 1t will be open every day and evening, and
continue at least one week.
To the Christian portion of this community they
confidently appeal for their approving assistance, and
TO the citizens and strangers generally they tender
cordial invitation, that by their benevolent purchases
they may contribute TO the praiseworthy object of
rearing another temple in this city TO the worship
and service Of the living God.
An excellent and well tried band Of musicians will
perform every evening in the hall.
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NEW Music.


r UST RECEIVED, the following pieces OF New
} Music at the old established store two doors east
filth street. Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Foresters--Words from ancient poetry
Tyrolienne-Music by Donizetti
Thy Heart is my Home-By Phillips
The Cot where we've Born-By the Hutchinson
Family
Excelsor-By the Hutchinson Family
Cape Ann do do do
The Poor Savoyard--By W. Fl. Montgomery
The SAINT Of Erin's isle--By John II Hewitt
The Parting Friends--By Edw. l.. White
There was Timely JOS Philip Knight
The Cross Old Bachelor--By G. H. Rodwell
The night before the Bridal--By George .ndley
In the Cold Silly Nightly Sir Henry r. Bishop
Passing awoy-by Edw. J. Nielsen
have gazed on the face Of the lovely--by Stephen
&. Massing.
Cudjo's wild hunt-by the Ethiopian Serenaders
Knlcker bocker waItz-by Lacner
Pemberton walz-by James Hooton
Three grand waIlzes-by E. l.. White
Onka.hye waltz
Me Caroline waz-by Lanner
United States Grand March by John G. Andrews
Mount Bowdon Quick Step-by P Strong
SD regiment Quick Step-by Augustus J. Jsnner
The Sea Shore--hy G. Weiss
Young Pians,'s FIRST Duet by J. Moschels
La Petite F.te--hy +. Burg nuer
Les Bellies Varsoviennes by Chas. Frederick Ru
dolph
Rondo IrIandais by =. Burgmuer
Thcma from Donize,tas Opera, l. Elisire, dAmore
by F. BurgmulIler
ian. 5--lf
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NOV in press, Essay State Rights by Es-
IN twick Evans, of the North. The author will be
strangers here through the post Office, and from post
masters and other gentlemen abroad, by letter, free Of
postage, and enclosing payment
The object Of The icorL Is 10 define and illustrate the
sprH Of om Institutions aud Of liberty aad 10
political elements.
The author has been honored by the names Of the
President, Heads of Department, and the most dis
tinguished members Of the House and Senate toge-
Their with citizens. The work Will be transmitted
with all fidelity and promptness-price % cents.
Washington CITY Dec I6 lS43-dom
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q4s&n0n, with the understanding that lie would re-
new the motion after he concluded his remarks.
| MIR. STEPHENS declined, on the ground that it
was offered as favor, which, as Representative,
nc would not aceept--that when he addressed the
rouse IL would be as matter Of right and not
Of favor.
- the bill was ordered to be engrossed
he question then required on The passage Of the
BILL when
The yeas and nays demanded, and the follow
ingtis the result yeas 1853, nays %.
me question was then put, Shall this bill be
read by its title ~
which was decided in the affirmative.
Inc title OF the bill was then read, which was
son."
So the title Of the bill was agreed to by the
House
Mr.. BlDLACK here rose, and moved to reconsi-
er tho vote thus taken, and asked the Speaker if it
was debaeabe question;
The SPEAKER replied in the affirmative.
MIR. BIDLACK said that his object was simply TO
make few remarks. This subject had been pre-
scnted to the last Congress and they had refused to
award that justice to General Jackson which the
American people had demanded but that this De-
mocratc Congress had stepped forward and obeyed
the demands of the People, which Wing Congress
had refused. He then demanded the previous ques-
ton, which was the reconsideration of the vote
Abe passage Of the bill
'ss It was decided in the negative.
And then the House adjourned at quarter to five
O'Clock.
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From The Ponnsyipaniai

A traveller writing from Italy says that the Roman
Forum 10 now a market, and the palace of the
Cmsars rope-wak
Is this sinking in dignity, rising in useful
ness or IL II both at one and the time2 We
never, for our own part felt inclined 10 weep at the
idea that imperious Cesar, dead and turned to clay
should be devoted to The domestic purpose Of stopping
VALE, 10 cxpe the winters flaw. 1t was turning
glory atlast TO undeniabIy good use, and perhaps
the conversion Of the Forum into a cowmarket may
be u litarian advancement of a similar character
While the change is not so great as might think
il for he voices of calves heard there before
and il no doubt has often, in classic ages, witnessed
the transfer Of "cale in the market" the only FER
ence being in pair, more or less, of legs Whether
there be anything of symboca nature in manufac.
turing ropes in The palace Of the Caesars, depends
somewhat on the force of ones Imagination but il
certainly is rather significant and seems to hint at The
dservngs both of The dead CTsors and of those who
miy wish to emulate their example.
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AT CONCERT HALL [TODDS BUILD
ING'Sl NEAR BROWNS HOTEL,
The sth, oh, and ION Of January.
MIR WEBSTER will resume his lectures on THU
WI interesting subject MONDAY night, the ST
instant at Iodd's new Hall, nnsylvania avenue.
The experiments TO be Instituted are of the most
astonishing and conclusive character; even the mys-
ferrous doctrines of CLAIRVOYANCE will be
proved beyond doubt
FREDERICK, the distinguished SOMNAMBU-
LIST, will be the subject for the experiments who
Will deveope all the varied and beautiful phenomena
of the Nervo Magnetic Sleep. All experiments will
be furnis ed by the audience.
Doors open at hall past o'clock. Tickets of ad-
mission reduced to % cents.
Jan 6-3t+
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-08

ANOTHER "JoHN JONES" ArFAIR.--A member oil
the Alabama Legislature reported bill few days
SINCE dvorcing John w. Jones from his wife Mi
nerva and urged IFS immediate passage When asked
to state his reasons for much haste, he said that
Jones WISHED to marry again the neat areek. The bill
was passed by vote Of SO to Is. So John Jones
was at liberty to marry again ''next week." as was
also his ex-wfe Minerva.-Rictmond Compiler.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-08
COLONIZATION SOCIETY OF THE DISTRIC'
OF COLUMBIA

3ir In consequence of the rain last Tuesday even
ing, the meeting in A. street church adjourned TO
TUESDAY evening, OH inst, at the same place to
commence at 7 o'clock.
The addresses on the occasion Ivy the Hon. Senator
Morehcad the Rev. ]. L. Brown, and Tie Rev. Mr..
Butler, will be'6phly interesting to the patriot and
the Christian. The latter gentleman will present tn
importance of African Colonization in extending the
blessings Of the Christian religion TO many millions of
the human race on the vast continent of Africa.
II Is hoped that all who feel interest in promoting
this great and truly pbilonhropc enterprise will attend
this meeting jan 3 81
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Jan 6--3t.