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rASsENGERS AERINED.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In the steamship ibenia from Liyerroo Boston-Rc,
MIR BoGar Mrs Green MessrS ST Felix Stuart Mackenzie.
Coleman, Geo Gibson Geo White. Prince and daughter VIM
NJ Bliss aud lady, q Heman Sebor Scott Charles koek
Conuel, ke h Graham, W L Aussin,; Cooke, Liv-
teorsc GRAY Wm Barbour { W White NJ Jones. II Hans.
ford THOMPSON, steoksl I Nuceticli, G-rvaze Came
Rchmond ii Patton II Martin; Bachelder Becker, Lecke.
Wol,heim, Watson, W Abrams DngeT Rave Btrmhe,mer,
Thomas iher Alex West Jones' " uglis, BraSon Mac
lgam. Juo Woodicad G Williams Jos Browers, II II Gates,
Laughn. Lieut. Nisbett
From Haitian to Boston-Hcn Collins MessrS George
Gray II Harrington John Tobin Jno Gibson. Elliott
Gallagher Wilsress | { ale. Louis Sure,te folen y
luke and Doane. Also Capt Hedge aad crew. late c ship
CoIonanlo. of Boston. abandoned N
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Showing that the month eadng Jan. l. compared with
the same period last year increase OF 500 a in
England and a Of 60 $50 in the United Kingdom
The Manhattan Gas Light Company have declared diy
mend of three per cent payable on the Sd of March
No advcs have been received by Of the United
States or England aud several Of the packet people give
them up as lost together with the NOmandie from this port
IL was hoped that should bcar from them being Faya
or Liverpool this hope has been disappointed. The Os
ycgo and the Onaa however have been heard FROM and
there is still chance of the safety of the packets The three
vessels and car:oss be worth nearly million of dollars
By the publication of the Ccmptrollers statement
enabled to finish tie table Of the situation of the City Banks
on the lsi February
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.rr Banks Feb. 1al5. and n Nox.laa4.-
"a hi, .6oi i.a.2. iif l2.fil.al2 s.N75&I2
L,.hrn,rv NoVpnb.r

Total .... .s5,552 1873 2l,7i5957 G,jc77 25,2i60d5
The following summary Of the reports of the Banks of
this State for the inst made the Comptroller pursuant 10
the provisions of the Of 1873 No report received
from the Farmers and Drovers Bank of Eric County The
whole number from which reports were received Iii
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auct,onocr.

| JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctionocr.
ny BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.--SteTes 2of
| ID Broaaway--Lbcral cash advancements nade on
'0'i''s FoRTYFIRST TRADE sALE-2S;h March.
and following days
, nov, -ec,sr Trade Sale OF Books, sc. Undcr the ci-
-c,iop Of The Committee Of Trade, will commences At the
above date. and win be conducted under the same reua
,ions and terms as heretofore. -, w.
Binders Leather and Muslin &c viii be held on MONDAY
gath OF March. -.
Invoices Will be received until lst February next ~hen
the Catalogues viii so press and the usual casa advan
ces will be made. if required. on receipt OF goods
~ COTTON x co. Auction and Comm, don Aer-
chants Nos. l3 Fulton street, and 81 Ann street
Liberal advances made consiSnmsuis. and prompt 70
MONDAY, heb. 24th.
At loS O'clock at 81 Ann-st.
By order OF Receiver. &c--one pa,eht ieVe. @ uoaa
Watch double case extra jewels r. e. Beesey makers.
Also one heavy Gold CHAM
Also one Gold Breas; Pin.
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;ERS BOUND Eo

~ ~ PASStNGEtis BOUND FOR EURoPE-sur.
q yourselves with the NGt;aAS Life pr-s4.ys, 6s @
gre They cannot be pu'shase wheu You are
s1 ,,sous coast oi tnrore |, nilaes seii in 'ns
St impossible ~ y" "io"h-
,uold medal Of ;he American Institute Was AWARDED g. a.
fis ~, ", ,,noTity. tor sale by LEARN X co
u" NJ No. and 5 aStor House
y ALL PHILADELPHIA SuBscR RIPTloNs ro
TRIBUNE be paid to the Agents. Zieber < Co
ser Buildings ID and Chesnu, sts where iarle COPIES
= also be obtained daiy at O'clock t2l fl7eod iy
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HE TO w n F..

For SATURDAY, 92d February,
VIII BE- splendid number. with its superior huor and fun
Il hns beautiful Engraving of tho Sun: Queen OF the OPe
pICO. one of Dow, JR.: one nf PRINTERS AND GOOD
FELL LOlVS-a queer scene Sold Wholesale and retail. by
Judd & TAYLOR. No. 2 Asior House.
Just published, THE MAGIC GOBLET, by Miss CaIen.
author =; Rose OF Thistle Island r,,, III. ,,o-n.
March, md No Of Wandering Jew, larpeIs edition., and
\o "a IVinrLeStsrs edition 1t<
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Aud are YOU bald or whskeess. is your hair red grey
Does tandru choke the m and does the scalp ecay
L Sc Jones Coral Hair Restorative. qualities you know,
T will force tie growth part where hair
rIKI,L BorrLEs only 81! cents each Reader you may
know this what represent shouldn't sell 81. cent
bottles try.
oness Coral Hair Restorative wlrrlnedt rosess these
qualities will force the hair to on the head
part where intended hair ceau the gel
orally belutii it; stop falling cure scarf danduf and
make grey light red hair grow dark soft and silky.
Sold Chatham street and 323 Broadway l39 Fulton
street, BROOKLYN. lgf cod2
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DISASTERS.

The New Orleans Bee says-'rhe Tuscan barue Clcorair
Cap, Sheppard which icll New Orleans the 7h No
,ymber las with OF tobacco cotton md slaves for
The crew ESCAPED their boats and arrived Havana the
10th January, The bsr.uc oundered she Was
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10 To Fools and DonLies particularly, who believe it
impossible for three shilling bottle three shin. bottle
of Jones Coral Hair Restorative drss the hair beau
tiiu tina other PREPARATION made such try and they
will fnd that it will ma he the hair dark SILKY aud beautiful
aud keep thrice long any 8lT stuff made beside for
cns the growth and cleaning lie hair. sold only genuine
g mind " Chatham street. 32l Broadway l59 Fulton ST.
Brouklyn. III 2eod
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ZOE TIE rEESENT WEEK.

l. POETRJ'.-T'he Embroideress ut Midnight: The Self
NInde by Augustus Snodcrass Suggestions by Steam,
by Thomas Hood Oh reading the Addres; ofNCassiu3
NJ. Clay. by Aunc C. Lynch Lines TO an Indian Air.
H. EDITORLlL.-Notes on Texas The new Cabinet ::
The Oregon Question; The Freedom of the Press;
The Herald md the Loco Focos; American Goals for
STEAMBOATS, sc.
III POLTTIC.1L.-Town Elections in Eroomc Tcsn, u
ster. &c.
". NEUS-Cone essionn Proceedings By the Reporter of
the Tribune; Things in Washington; Newfork !.e-
gsutsre From Eugland, by the Rocius : f:om Iluve;
From Mexico From IiavanH. &c.
=. US.-Mr. iiudson's Lecture on Ham.
let Thoughts from n Students Record Impressions
ofTravel; Fcnch NovcIss Matters and Things in
Boston: Wisconsin :; Reviews and Literary Notices
II COMMERCIAL LNTELLIGENCE.-Sto Mo.
ney, Produce, &c.
Single copies, put up wrappers for TIE Mails can be OBJ
taned ut the desk. Price {! cents.
u TERMS-s9 per year. All subscriptions payable in.
nexbly i'll advance Address
GREELEY X MoELRATil, 90 Ann.,trcet
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- VINO WILL HomglY. UCLY, or Olp. at least st, IN
appearance Here ead the history of one who thus The
Nexlaven Chronicle gives the following true history OF him.
Gentle render, read learn, and pr1i; byt
Every Monday nj O'Clock. ne may be walkn. into
our friend Jones' store s2 Chatham street. get bottle OF
his O that alone give, III. inIr Tint original brlnncy Tint
sorrow and age turned grey and h n that healthy
youthful clearness Reader. tic cost IS very llnG VIZ d
cents give good head Of hair, aud ne healthy,
clear complexion Jones Chemical Sonp will cu'c cracked.
chapped tender skin pnpes bigchcs. irecke an sun
burn nophew or nny eruption and clear dark. yellow or
coored skin JoncSs Co Hair Restorative. sold Tor s
ling. bottle. viii make the hair clean and soften II,
make lenuiifu and keep long any other
preparation Beth .od cheap at the sign ciic American
En:lc s. Cbalhnm.st.; 33 Bfoadway Sta:-st Boston
on
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WHIG MEETINGS.

ro,rRTH wARD.-Ats meeting of the Wing Elee
W .hs Fourth ward held ShaksIeare, GU "Wednesday
to' u iP NJ. in pursuance of the Recommendation
is, s',iIybs Ceneral Committee RICHARD WILLIAMS
,,osn,ea Chairman, and ABM PARDON Jr Secretary.
Tb. call of the meeting re when The following pT'
'N"' De,,-u,es 10 the sfayoralty Coa.eatien.
usRNAN KING WILLIAM HUBBARD.
A. PARDON, Jr.
Cor7ai,te. 10 Nominate Charter oticers
roHN BOARDMAN, NATH: r. BGNSE'
= CHATTERTON. HENRY JENklNs,
JAMES w FAULKNER
r. S. WILLIAMS. ChIirman.
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This DAY PUBLISHED.
THE NrfyETTO: 4 GIFT Or FRIENDSHIP;
~rsyin. a.: - 49,. 81 80
gnbiisbed and for sale b. WILEY s PUTNAM,
i5l Broadway.
y Ti,e pfilesoniy Of Vegetation. Lecture !ey-
cred al the lIaeriean agricultural association by "
= E15na ~ Oriri1 Pr5rr-es aud Uses. showing
its importance - cheap and valuable Ma
= The Chemistry Of Vegetables and animal fhysi-
oloSy-Ly Dr. q T auld=T-iseasiet1d by trom6=fs' 50
l. L-ciErls on ii- Application OF Chemistry aud
!, Geoefy e & ~. 10 -A-''' '9i-"is p
5 Vestisrs Of the Natural History OF Creation .
Ran, ! \-IS- y OTsrF - 90. -
= I'm. h,ss, -. ,,f n.Ii,h Readil- ... 5
O. - , - ~ S,a IL Resurrection ...... o.
o. ~ t'i i;,, @ rIa var i,ur- 2d edition 30
~ II 90. . -, - l.ss1v on 50
~ :f",j :,i,rr.,r- Of [ 7rp-d ...-...... -
- sn-- copies Of English Books imported 10 order b;
steamer iscket
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~ Boys do YOU want pair of Whiskers IF So you
nave but rub every night small part of shilling bottle
of Jones Coral Hair Restorative. They IL find moderate
crop and by continuing the fine manly pain may he
formed. Sold " Chatham street and 32j Broadway. 3
Fulton street, Brooklyn. l9l 2eod
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RECEIVED TO THE WEEKLY
TRIBJN NJ.

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Not including any received in the City of New-lork.
The cash ia all cases accompanying The order
FEBRUARY D.. Huntingdon |. l..
fEsRuAEY 2o....... Cuyahcga Falls, Ohio. ........
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nq6 Sn,is.

IN our last communication We said that, II Mr. Dodge
stated things rs they he should have no word OF
contention fo Us but he has told them as they were,
or s they arc ana we pronounce his las, article untrue.
and we defy him. and all the world with him. to prove
otherwise We shall take farther notice OF any thing
he may say and regrc; exceedingly that we were COM
PEELED from many Lsagrecable circumstances growing out
OF instrumentation 10 notice him at all. His acknow-
lcisement Of the facts first published by us is what vo
wished the public understand We therefore take care
thanking him for the assistance he has rendered us In max
iEcrn known. llol isul Il. 4 J. PARMLl.
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS,
RECEIVED PER HIBERNIA.

NEW ENGLISH WORKS,
RECEIVED PER EIIBERNIA.
NcCullock ON Taxation. vol avo.
Be;nan on Warming and Ventilation OF Buildings.
'rayIor's History OF the University of Dublin.
Lathbury's Non juror. new edition.
Sandiorls Parochalia or. Church School and Parish
Wasner's Comparative inatomy.
Grc:cry's Chemistry. (Or;anic and inorsanc.l
Holland on the Circulation OF the Blood.
Newnham', Human Magnetism.
Ifoodwin's Christian Baptism.
Di:bv's LoadstoHe OF Honor, edition.
Year Book OF Facts for 1875.
Durba-ier on COns and BunionS.
Wood'S Illustrations 20 FAIRY Queen.
Bartons Anatomy Of Mel 'Echoly, new edition.
Burke, History OF the Landed Gentry, vol. l.
blunt Beauty of the Heavens plain aud color-d
Lng.r!s History OF the Anglo Saxon Church new edit,
Pictorial Museum Of Animated Nature. vol. z.
Lady WaloughLy Diary, and cheap edition
Pictorial SUNDAY Book.
Jones'S Lecture, Natural History, vol. !.
Lives of English Saints. No. II.
D. APPLETON x co. importers.
2G) Broadway
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B0AEDING.-SuiS GOSS having opened the new and
comolouS hoisc aG Vcscystrect the Ator House,
prolcrs choice OF desirable transient perina
Hoardcrs Croton shower. and cold hntls free
The location very central, yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate nu5 ths
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cn.,. c,,s,,.pu1.-An,id The numerous te5tinio-
mails Of the efficacy OF this truly valuable nielclne, s
nrietors respectfully refer the case Of Mr. D. > Joc'
i;,- a. So I5e Chrystie street who, during gli'ipE
e.cur sion last summer, had hs leg sIasc"eu - 80
poisonous substance in meadow; saof.y AZ, ~ HIVES
taken sick with the bcis fever ana u"H- Ill ~. ard
,b,-.ecn ulcers broke OF. between the knee ana aihe
charging good deal cf offensive matter anu M. d;,I
standing the use of various remedies ana iIe O.'
skill his leg continued grow worse oll Ieaue @
,,.so,ncr, j the sun OF case similar 10 MS own e
hy Sandss Sarsaparilla. he was Induced 20 u, ~
now used ONLY ares bg5s. and the soTcs are an S
f..i healing. Mr. Jones can be see a. @ -esnectIrc hi,
viii cleeyly give any farther Information '''
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence OF It's
superior value ard eieacy ,nS sis 5e ssens gratis
td aud sod wholesale aad retail. by A. B. < D..
IIIiS wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton street, New ork.
Sold also at 273 Broadway Ls.s Gnu
rists generally throughout ;he tnliea s'des'
,-.r..,. ..Tc,T fsry FxrR4croR a, hi, only
,,, 81 Walie.-stfer first door fon Broadway Beware
Of ysipous halfrice mutations and see nat H. DALEY
be rrtt,e1I, mind not pdln - - W. " e'-' 'oA
H. GouRAUp.s PorpRE srGTilE. for completely aud
1,,estiy ersdicslipg suefuous hair without injury
r. mot dr!icse skin AI,as tested before buying. Proof
15i5l's 1G5io5o.aD. @ ITaE,Sy Soar for curing pnp~s blocl
e< discoion,ions eed injuries the sk Nerer take any
QUO 'e;ou%ac1,s ;S yrerr.p1s Royel for the cheek
GopH.ups SfAHisH LLr WHTI, for the cemrlesion-c
10 be had where else NeFi OK the Orisua Of
A:e,s76 Chssuut-strre; Philadelphia Jordan. Miik
Boston: Carleton i { %. Lowell Capiu * 60. Spnncfeld
Green s 90 Worcester Dyes, FoY1-nce; Bull Hartford
Fere Nddieown; Myers New Haven; Tuu9ey; Rochester,
Backus y Ball Troy; peercs- Stanwi, Hal, Albany;
Seth s. Iance, Baltimore; J.. ~. Moore Lynchburs.
u BrAIs H.tG RrsroasirE, warranted at his Agell-
cy, o. Walker-st. lst store FItO5l Broadway.
Norcy.-Hery DALEY Principal and only Depot fnf :e
sale OF his celebrated Msgca! Pair EXTRACTOR No 28 Full
formerly is the only place the Uued St7,es where the
be procured t wholesale aad where all orders
abroad and Necessary 0bscCe that the written tno
priued signature Of H. DALEY upon the wrapper Of every
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, r,KpoS. J.. Secretary IT.


~ SEVENTH WARD-At a large and enihn.iaA'ic &c
err of III. Democratic wb=s Of tie Seventh Ward held
=, MsdJ conner Of East Broadway and on
rbu,,dsy evening February 2o;h, 1915. CONRAD SWEhI
r,,. was appointed Cllairman and sAML I. MekfNNkT'
Secretary.
i, TO represent this Ward in the Nayofaty Con-
yeauOu - to.,.t.
covpAD SWEET. JAMES +. FREEBORN.
NORRIS FRANKLIN,
On motion. Resol,ed rha, the Committee TO nominate
C.,teT Officer shall consist of lrom each Disc|
WpIeuron ,is following persons were elected:
Ia Distinct OLIVER T. HEWLETT,
ID do JOSEFii VI. PRlCk,..
3d do EDWARD :. MCPHtkcON,
ith do HENRY a. HCRLBuT,
sin dc DANIEL COGER,
G,h do DAVID LOGAN,
7th do ROBERT MCGOWAN
R,,olrsd That the Delegates the M4yoraly
aud the Ward Nominating Commliee b. @aa a,S ave bo sc
msrrcted 10 nominate candidate: those 'pis once
Wbics->tpm. uncoiupiomising WiSs-Mho ,dS-snd
eosn;ed 20 lead the van will IemslI hn aho @ %
,boo ,ic,or may not be ours the defeat VIII 0iins no
disgrace. -. c,..t bv ;te Viii. Grue.-
,l { onn;tee b.. adopted by this ineeiilS - :. cI, .
heSo'sed' i nat ''e ~ CONRAD SWEET, Chainnan.
GO, r. JcKfVsEY. SecIetary i~A q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Our citizens who are engaging to have Plumbing work
done for their tenants in the way Of Baths Water Closets
jenkins basement No Johnrrct whose work has thus fer
ciyrn universal 81. siacnn ! " lsu
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BoAEDING.-Tyvo or three gentlemen can be accom-
olatcl with single rooms, with gatcs At Mrs. Jane
Hairhs No. 3i Barclay.st. Also, room and bedroom
TO let with board. Reference given and required. j3l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

4 GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON-
EACERr viii be given the Tabernacle, Friday Eve
ming, February y, which occasion the following dis
tinsuished talent will appear Ms Strong. Mss Mary
TAYLOR, (by permission OF Mr.. MitcheIl9 New-forS
Melodeons Mr. Oakley, Mr. Comes, NJ. Andrews Mr.. Nash
Mr. e. l.. Barnes Juvenile Orchestra and Juvenile Vocal
Glass, Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Aper who will preside Al the
ORGAN and Piano.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

LECTURES on ECROPE.-Tllc Rev. DIR. BAIRD will
commence his Lectures tie Political Moral and Reg-
ious condition Of tie several nations OF Europe neNt No
day night; the 7t inst In the Pfcsby Church. ev
Mr. Eaon) in Sixth street few doors East Of Second
Avenue The Course will embrace eight lectures aud will
be delivered next week and the week following Tickets,
ene dollar for the Course person; ree dollars for
ticket for family five persons. Single admission twen
ty-vc cents. The first Lecture will be RUSSIA, and
will commence half past O'Clock. Tickets may
be had at Mr. Dodds Bookstore of Park Row and
Sassau SIS or al the door ljf 1N'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

THE CITY OF DAVlD.--NIr. Catherwood's new pano
inc vsw of Jerusalem now open for short time 10
one destroyed by IRE few years ago aud IS highly admired
by those who have visited Will shortly be removed to
Boston, and those therefore, who wish 10 enjoy the ouly or
portunty oil looking authentic view of Jerusalem must
call Immediately. Al who have 1t speak IN high terms
of lis beauty.
To be day and evening the large picture gallery Gran
it, Building Broadway. Admission y cents 10 wis+
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Deposits -. t4,uU1,bil Ilr1ul,'lJ
Securities .......... %. .G31 ,33J 2l.6tOGgl
Bullion ......... II. 1882 1i,8l9S72
Circulation Of notes for the month ending jan l. 1916
compared with the month ending December :. Eft
Dec = Jan l. liner Deer.
Rank of Eu.laud On OH al lo3pGiO 707 .lni
Private Banks. i.ii26NS fiZI,IH lJfJi
Joint Stock Banks. 2.0s66ST 5a59.i5 2l2l3
Total in ENGLAND q jt7 1876 265gT, ,7aj 1891
Scotland - 3,iseGl3 3l5a.i5U 81, ,36S
Ireland GGii32t 6.J93.35l i32,23D
United Kingdom . 81 ,G79 32j 36,10,IS5 gtg,J39
Thus showing decrease Of e7igis in tbs circulation Of
notes in England; aad decrease OF $50 III the United
Kingdom.
The comparison of the month endns JAM l. 1915 with the
month ending the 9th Jan. 1914, follows
Bank of England circulation 1903
Private banks 80. s!ir1l
Joint stock banks -. ................ 1876
Total III England. iI65Gi
Scotland ...-..-'- t1d'!G5
Ireland ............ .....' .l,Isz,1S
Total in the United Kingdom .2la5,9so =
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

~ AT AUcTION.-By order Of the hears OF John
l II 0she, will be sold Public Auction II the 3ler-
~A=-chants' Exchange, BIZ VIM II. Franklin & Son. on
Monday oath February, IL o'clock nooD the two-sory
Frame House and Lot No. II Elizabeth street, IS feet
front and rear and 81 feet Deep Title indsputabe, and
the sale positive the highest bidder. Terms 10 per cent.
day sale and the balance the st Of May next
when deed ard possession VIII be siven. III lwiss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

- THE YOUTHS COLD MATER ARliY.-Mr- j
u (reeD tie reinnei &. miller viii deve Lecture for the
benefit ft a:c;y ts evening N the Lectdre Room
rnrner o HudSn and ana streets Mr. Green wal sxpae
tCcIs IN tie following games Faro. BG-r. Whist, Poker.
&c He wi hnve complete snt Of implements Tor illustrating
The game Of Faro consisting OF Faro boxes and vory checks
Admauce IL. cen taken ut the door. Doors open al taf
,ns 6 10 commence al half mast IN C1nalstree
III, = WETfNHAI.L. Secretary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-19
MT. UNION AND PARAMOUNT.

Our meetings at these places were well
attended, animated and quite satisfactory
Their interest was much enhanced by the re-
marks, questions and suggestions that were
thrown in from time to time by the men and
women composing the audience. At Fair
mount we occupied the friends Meeting
House, on Saturday afternoon, and Sunday
morning, that society being sufficiently anti
slavery to give up its meeting, for the ac-
eommodation of ours. This we think savors
very strongly of the right spirit. AT Mt.
Union we occupied a cabinet makers shop
which was much crowded at both sessions.
Heaven bless the cabinet makers, carpenters
and other mechanics who open their shops
for a discussion of the rights Of man. If we
would find humanity and true sympathy for
the oppressed, let US always seek it IN these
places rather than in the more convenient and
comfortable edifces of those who have wealth
and power, and the form of godliness. Iii
due to the Baptist church Of that place, how
ever, to state that their house is open to anti
slavery-wo did not occupy it because it was
TOO small for our purpose. The Methodists
were not asked for theirs, but We were told
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-19
For the .2nti-Slacery Bugh.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The correspondence in relation to the Par
kersburg outrage was laid before the House.,
Dec 9th and 5000 extra copies ordered to be
printed in English, and 1900 in German, in
which the Senate concurred.
In the SENATE, various petitions were pre-
scented; among others, some for the repeal of
the Black Laws, which were referred to a
Committee consisting Of Messrs Eckley,
Harte and Codding. A bill was introduced
by Mr.. Newman for the abolition of capital
punishment.
December 6h.-Mr. Randall of the House,
presented a petition for q law to authorize vo-
tiers to vote for, or against a Convention to a
mend the Constitution. Petitions were also
presented for the repeal of the Black Laws,
which were referred to the Committee on that
subject; and for an alteration of the License
laws, making it necessary for the applicant
to procure the certificate Of a majority of the
legal voters of his town, that he is a man of
good moral character &C., &c. This was re-
ierred TO a Committee consisting OF Messrs.
Upton, Swartz and Wright.
In the SENATE, petitions were presented
for the erection of new counties &C., &C., and
one from 81 citizens Of Columbiana and Car
roll counties asking for the abolition of capi-
tai punishment, which was laid upon the Ia
Bile.
December 9Th. Numerous petitions were
presented inthe SENATE. Among others, one
from sundry citizens of Geauga Co., for the
repeal of the Black Laws, which was relei-
red to tho Committee on that matter.
In the House, several bills Were read a Sec
ond time, among them, one in reference to a
Convention to amend the State Constitution.
A number of petitions were presented; some
for the repeal of the Black Laws, others in
reference to the License system, both of these
were handed to the appropriate Commit
tees.
December Q. The SENATE was engaged in
a Committee of the Whole. and proceeded to
a consideration of those Bills which were
made the order of the day, having previous