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sARsAPARLLAs. LINlMENTs.
sbnky gwes) Iswess SsrTs and Bone Linimep.
Dr.. Tsvussud Is s sI Lniasn for Files
pr. aaysots ysls; 1R E.s:'er
Dr.. Green's Green Mountain Ointment,
no' %s s,ss ts'is ,''''
MoHsas hhsnir's s.s iiaasts 1 P.Haess,
r'p1 e6Ga 5 RyRgf EsMEDrrs Ha'H raf F.ase,
csmp"ond 4 o Via vi hSD Asur
VISTA Bn1sam of Wild Cherry ms, American r,rts Tonic
~ and ra, wv, Indnn chOsgogne, for Fever ant
p es? sTg. and Tar nd h AVE- Tonic
Cod lT Der Gu eess. Syrup ssss haF as a il, Dye
o. ToScs 'n' ar 'A1 Ds !AySGs MEDICINES
Snu, " tiisf ~ ionlc, Jaynes ErPecorant,
9R sTR6fs 'y9 Jaasi f FIAT Dy.
7''ns r; cnTmnnsiSs '"ynes cYrinatiye Balsam
Dr. payiss Psia S' 'As" 5ayny rs ssna,S9 fF.
''ns'o5R @ssaa. MsG 1aEERfs ASa5 Fila
ra..np.rr PILLS sss Si,Ss Sy% F.
Pills. spo ia SIX 1Gs Ha sis Se med
,, Branireths, lsPohn'. Elixir Of Health.
LAnggsneeck 'sSngar coaiedCopaya, Mothers Relief
yER sifF Ess'' ut pG Set cat5oo
wner,s Canadian Sm Sasls EyS " sa ls's'"
r. COSMETICS. French CIysngs
Almond Sonp, Stove Narnisn
fariIa Cologne, iartine's Lotion,
Windsor Soap lSpeeds Electrical Fehruge,
e., ,, Rose Hair OIL Jew Davl's Plssers,
lay shaving Soap IIun's Plusters,
Military Soap lOl Tannin
Transparent Soap. Acoustic Oil, for Deafness,
DESrlFRICES. lThomrs on e Tee ,hache Drops Il,
0rris Tooth WASH Hair Irpslps -
Chlorine Tooth WASH Flesh brushes,
Dr lAerues Tooth and Qua Tooth Brushes
Specific Paint Brushes
ChIc'ned Carbon. French Liquid Blueing,
Feather Busters etc.
An the above list only comprises Of the eang articles dealer
informed hnt will supplied
any article IN the Patent Medicine line included therein.
tS j. H. 10 sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES
tn states Of Louisiana and Mississippi. -.......
~ Also sole Agent for Dr. JATNES MEDICINES MOFFA1
MQtFAl LIFE PILLS PHOENIX BTrERS, WRiG1Ts
INDIAN VEGETABLE WILLS.
The Trade sum d nnrs bl- mold & "
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SUB-AGENTS.
JAMES g. WHITAKER Esq. Mobile Ala.
hessrs BYRNE 4 STEELE, Niaksburs Mrs.
Messrs JONES Il UFFERP. Galveston. Texas
Ncssrs STARK, DAY, SrAuFFER x Co. Neworlears.
Aessrs PRESTLY BEN, NevrCDrean..
Messrs J. WATERMAN 4 co, NewOrlaans.
r. RICHARDS Esq, New0rieans
L. MACPHERSON, No. srert NerGrleaps, s7 qtt
AE EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDl
1T ClNES, 90 POYDRAs STREET Neworeans-Jos. HUFTY
would most respectfully inform the public generally that he s r
chased the entire the Southern Branch Of the
ense the 50 P0YDIAS STREET has up
siderable for the Patent Medicine business Having
passed facilities supplying Druggists generally
article in this line, he confidently sols inspection stock
and prices
~ Satisfaction will be given to NIL who may favor him with
patronage.
The following list only comprises
which and will be furnished terms
~ OF house lin the SOUTH
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Wight WILLIAMS co vst 70
REuHEN D SYKES actions
h 1dlf SARp E .il9 ss,on'
EDWIN b. JENKINS, ytng actions ................
ARCHER W. LANG, vngt actions. .................
comno.a. lc fon capital pn.tre.
Arte g." lrs agents GoteoI dirsetenrs de itr
areu, Yet gu 'fgarten de re oate, les nrc'
pose Green
' ga7 n sr u sS sG
pf,sn,e a Samuel $ Cooper Wright i.
eonqares e premier Lund de anysr de ebaqae anne.
ite eooie vile surveillance de act'onrHre. i
,er2n par IL +a de r9ntoe mons trene ars avn9t =.
g4ntrc "opagnie,
bureau agent. dilesttn en- esr" ' WIFE,
bureau /. rn@"" ronro o T % o po
an, io G % sns sorr L ds
' b" s a @ I. S e Ss Ct
de Ia conpa les profits il aor. dvisfs snre le'
5 @ % aT. psr p e Sn, @ cn oa
cent r 81. s s. . sSs d gna.e. .aron lieu
@ "ns IL. si nG s s VIZ r u sSs s psmse @
non m "e AMI s-rons us. ndcesnres pour adn
.-f . . pn @ t. S
c nom De III. o%psni. somrsgnt dun. devise conyenabe
s,t s on ao 's'S Se d s ad f
lite compegne tele nahre que lie dttsrnneront
conclusion nciomairei confirmation
spulnOns susdte-, settlement
ce. prssentes;
Fait sg1 vile de la Nouye Otau
laDne Scigneur
iHux dc Th&ari William
r.dau cette vile,
dites parties ct moi notairo.
(Signe) Cream Harding Co. s. s. Green,
J. C.. Convene;
+. S. Keep par Jas. Bard
Caly h Holmes par WIN. Holiness
j. NJ. Relf Co. par j. NJ. Relf
Nornent, Cooper Il Co. par VIM. Cooper
l., NJ. ba'do;
j. II. Carter:
=. Wash. jackson, Jr;
:. Wright Williams 4 Co. parA N. Wrish
=. Dnant Duloute;
r. b. Sykes;
Bernard Alngoue;
John Armstrong;
E. Ed b. jenkins phr proenr.Son Louis Hyer,
A, w Lang;
Jean c. Theard;
VIM. J. Clements;
Edwin L, Lewis, Not. Pub.
Je cerh. les ptntes qui prtctds est fdt
orgnal depost dts archives d. bureau
I'm FOL de t dome presents signature lo
office Ia vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans lne jour de ver
d. 1852
l.. [Sisnt] EDWIN l.. LEWIS, Net Pub.
des hypsthsqors vile
laee
lt lrre de sscieteE No 9, folio
l.. SignS EMILE WILT
Nonvele Orleans. II feyrer 1852. fes4 ISL NH
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WOOD THOUGHTS e. By Henry srIcFR
Dreaming in the Nassau forests
AS the moon crept by
All that Lnoved-the brown wood-linnets.
Gnats, and ants-and l.
All that spake such sudden murmurs
As, from sylvan ground
Wake-and whisper--and then perish
Liker thought, than sound
Came a sense Of soft inviting,
Such as lift the eyes
OF the wor,ds forgotten children
In glad surprise.
Listen--dwelers in dank hedges
Listen-citys poor
Listen--toil-soil, wan mechanic
Pauner-serf-and boor
Greasy -hatted--out at elbows
All that cannot win
Access to a princes pictures,
Here are mine. Come in.
Nature guards this porta!--never
Smut to miry shoes
Show your heart-'tis written. /" Peaceful -
Pass; where'er ycu choose.
Take the moss-throne she provides you
Lift her iumost screens
Dint her sacred carpets-richer,
Softer than queens
You. who lords have too much honored
With saucy nod
Stand-in His august creations a.
Face to lace with God.
Leaving then, take this memorial
OF one happy day.
He that rules from giant forest
Down to tiny May
Breathes welcome full as gracious,
Through these tongueless things
To your homely, rude assemblage,
As to troops Of kings;
Sees, perhaps. in those poor faces,
Bright with serious joy.
Something of mans first expression
Love without alloy.
Something too of that high future
That still tow'rd us rolls
Bringing woods whose trees temples,
And whose towers-white souls
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
TEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO -assss,z

EEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO O,~aHHssaEE,aay
a IL SoRTE AND MUSIC STORE, No Camp
SewGrleans would respectfully the n Iy RI
public his large exeusiveu H
assortment Music AND MUSICAL
his well Of PIANO
FoR1 the factories the naka the United States and
EUROPE which found STODAET co.
Of NewYork HAt son, of NewYork and PlEYEl CO. Of
Mi GRAND PlCCOIO PlCCOLo OBIISUE AND SQUARE-are
the celebrated makers the world combining all the
the
4 81 6& and ocave They will be sold manufacturers
prices. MUSICAL of all kinds and quantity
Among others the subscriber keeps constantly on hand the largest and
selection Of Southern Market
which the reasonable GUITARS
by WILLIAM HALL son, the approved SPANISH
MODELS These the and warranted
the climate The subscriber has had experience in
Music the Northern cities well NwOeans and is
thoroughly acquainted with the mnutest details Of the business His
selected that has the Southern market
he a
stock Of all kinds of MUSICAL
MOST MUSIC pectfuily
| invited to call and his stock.
| te,3 iyos HORATlo D. HEWITT 80 Camp ST.. N. o.
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NEW ORL!1 NJ and Car ESs ssa

NEW oRLE NJ and Car sssS ss.Els.si5;s
Departure Of Trains n.Nsworsals:
Cars-Hapast quarterps and haifFast II p
every afterwards until P. nclu-
svely in summer, and Unit, quarter past in winter.
From Carrolton:
Horse Cars-5 Nj, s and 70 P.
hour afterwards until p nclu-
sively in summer, and until hAfp past
FARE-l5 cents Children years and Servants 10 cents
ss the third February
aud end on the second Monday n November
LAFAYETTE LINE,
the is Baronne street.
Departure Of Cars.
In Winter from Lafayette and o'clock
Depot, IS Baronne treet71 y, and 81
Depot, Is BaTonue .6[3, * and
which viii leave every fifteen minutes snt
o'clockP.M
Then at sI5. 9, 10 and II from the Depot.
And s1S 81 and 10Y from Lafayette.
FAREl0 Children under L. years, halfp prlce.
Night Cars ior Parties, Balls Meetings. etc.
piled when required. mhSl ly
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
oFFiCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF new ORLEANS

NEw ORLEANS, May g. 1852.
TaY VIRTUE of the 9th Section Of the Act
Of the Legislature Louisiana, entitled An
Consolidate City EeOeans and provide or the government
administration o. s an approved 43d February 1882 and Of
entitled Gan Act sRpementa 10 an Act TO
Consolidate the City Of Sewreana md providing 2 tue nepora
Of with the City OF Seworesns approved
Supplementary Consolidate the City Of and
provide the apd Of its ahA approved
hiHrch lth, 1857,
SEALED PROPOSALS will the Banking house
the s May, MONDAY the 18th July o'clock I ha
all IA OF TWO TIfDUSA Nd BONDS
OF THE CITY Of Kew ORLEANS for the On THOUSAND
OLAR RS EACH be Issued conformity the adopted
Commissioners mseng held on the 2h April s2i sad
Bonds Jny FORTY YEARS. o. the Office
Of City Tasure With at the rate Of cent
coupons attached thereto; said beng nae
payie January the lat ofly
Of each yer the office the City Treasurer IN the e OF New
York at the option Of the purchaser.
The Offer for the purchase OF Bonds the
City Of New0enns he opued and udlcaed to tue highest
bidder the Commissioners in city Of Ne%fork
the third Monday, the 18th July 1853 nt Il O'Clock
s1d Of bi tat the rate) over the
Bonds offered they ah be divided pro rata, "a nearly
possible, amongst the bidders.
proceeds Of Bonds Immediately applied to
the all obligations Ciyof ewesns,
the Late F Second and ThiEd Mur es and et the City
Bonds Interest Coupons all Coupons and
b'a dne Notes Cash "rna presentation thereof at
the City TreasuIeEs Office.
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller,
WM. II. GARLAND. Treasurer
VIM. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Of the
Committee Of the Of Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee Of the Board of AssigtaIt Aldermen.
A. LAYEr. Secretary. mys tyl0
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61REEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss sssss ssss

This and popular Summer reat So So generally
pf Of Mira ELIZABETH PRADAT and her JOHN pkADAi
on one mile distant the village Of Biloxi will bo opened
nm The st Of June for the reception Of VISITORS
Th GREEN OAKS well known TO need an EXTENDED
many years popularity OF the establishment ms oesn
The many commanding the finest
ths Lake end receiving pure salt flows from
the Gulf ed impress avoraby the many
NewOr,eans, Mobile and the surrounding country
During the propretors haye MADE many
arranged SAIL BOATS viii be at all tunes at the ~
vice Of the visitors charge-aso CLAET at Dinner
CARRIAGES and HORSES be procured at airy moment
In addition BRASS BAND of NewOeana engaged
and BALL may be expected twice every week
Visitors wishing at the GREEN OAKS are 70 no
Steamers, who will land them at the whaff
the Hotel.
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Pelican Diyision 8. of T.-Meets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING ats o'clock at the Hal No ST. Charles street
quarter ending June 3o 52 HuGH BsEEN W
P; E. Morn, W. A; WEST R. 81 PEosPEa cARsErrs A. R.
Woop A. c.; S. H. WELBY, s.; CREBBLN O. NSlIiNS
Poydras street; E. Morn, Peter
street B. WHsr Poydra. street; W c. WATKINS, Apollo
and Thsla streets p CAnpIKrrE: S. H. WKLBY. apo
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Crystal Fount Division No. q, e.. of T.-Meets every
THURSDAY o'clock Temperance Hall No. IS 81
street o5cars ensuing T. H. pESpGS w Pi W.
ELLIS W. A.; p RING r. s.. s. BLOCK H. ST. BooTH
g.; Us. HAaE T. D. MlToHEL G. !. GUM A. Va NJ D. Ed
soyI l. g., O. O.. 8. ap2
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of ssS

VII Mobile Bay FIREMAN Il SMITH, proprittors This EsR
eaoshnent so avoraby known for its beautiful scent "
location, it's tine walks, laaN groves
baths, bathing with its firm saH l"'om, excellent o
running in various directions absence o
this spend the season to be
found in the Southern country The of m having scn crowded
from three four from the beginning is good
evidence Of it's being the right sort of place 81. ~
The not hail the applicants o uo ''f " ~
Orleans alone could 0e accommodated ..;,.o-
during
The DINING ROOM seat two hundred ana
orty persona BILLIARD SALOON will be added to tho ohtr
nn,nnents Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS nave been
erected .-. A., l. n..u J., ,l,oso There ia
now daily with Mobile, nod Shortly ne"
low pressure will be the route aud lske several trips
EF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " no" 'e"'9 ''' WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES b. SMITH. -
,,trroo, p,iv, county, Ala Nav "a, 1852. ny27 Sm4W
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DILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss. --Thepub- fSf
lie are especially informed that this WI, o ~
s1d under tho management OF D. W
NIXON on The juno. Attached +" ths house VII be t1nn
III EOOAl TEN ALLEYS and BAI HOUSES
The TABLE be supplied with the dsaGeS o me @ Ss
md marnicen Live Oak Mulberry, Hickory Magnoa and ay Trees
oaripe the eye well a giving deS SPADE
A. ann i. most vertical Hotel offers stronger
~ and children other house the coast on account
the green lawn u lpn am @ viii III he made to families mys
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
WOOD THOUGHTS. =. BY HEsRy srrcrR

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEAN;
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linton S. of T.-Aleets every FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock Temple Hail. No %? Tchoupouns street
following present J, W. usHER W.
p; Tuos R. REID R. 81 BURNS F. B. f. W. BH9ws G.; j.
NlcBEAN NJ. McQuALTRR W. A. A RosENwIs, r. s. VIM
WHrsrr1, IT, fUGR McCAFFERY A. C. JosEPn LOTT SICK
VISITING COATTEEBo T. R. REID, 2s Constance street
Poyjras St. John H. BENKBYEEs
corner Groi and NewLevee streets. ap?l
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EE ADlCAL CUREOFC CORNS, without cutting
W. ths l.a n.npr RosENBEEG from Marsav; he capita.


I'D. SAFEST AND MOST EEFEGTiyE Remedy FoR WORMS
THAT EVER BEEN DSCONERfD.-Ths has
stood tho twenty years. and confidently recommended
eecta medicine for eNpcing from the SYSTEM
The proprietor point the result OF its
hi. knowledge observation; and he
ray the saua effects This attsted
tie aud OF hundreds of resrshe persos in
different should induce families always keep
vial hr preparation 1t mild in opeaon
with to the most delicate infant
s For sale all the Dpggts NewOeans and and
bv country merchants generally, my2l d&Wtj
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEASS.|
NEgcalEASs, June s, 1851.
Nm CONFORMITY with the provisions Of the
OF Lgs State approved May 1851 and
slfhc amount o being hand
PROPOSALS will received this office until FRIDAY
the l7 Of September for the sale Of Of The late
Municipality Number FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Proposals. OHer Bonds OF Munich
paty Number 0u md acted the sh l1th
September 1862 which may
daoln which fall within the shortest period shall
preferred purchased funds OF the Sinking Fund Of
Municipality Number One the said Act of Ahy4 841
-CoHMIssIoNERs-
A. D. CRCSSAIAE, Mayor.
o. DEBEYS, Comptroller.
W-M. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WAI. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Of the
Finance CGin;nittee the Bourd of Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman o the Finance
Committee Of tie Board Of Assistant Aldermen. 4.
A. LAYEr, Secretary. iea ti7thsept
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pRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUNER1, ETC
woul respectfully call the attention Of Planters,
stock
line business all Of which examination will be
found NulNt; he would pnrticnaae the following,
English Qunne Howars Blue Mass tyd Potas, Aorphea,
Liver Ogenuine Phosphate of Lime
Roue jules Hauel Pernmey Patent Medicines varsity
ha,rer prIe Honey, ETC., sic. Tfos. RANKIN,
s9dIv DTuszist ksotnsrrrr Cnnp
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN OF
TowpDarC poPpOIgE

BRDGEWATER PAINT, which Messrp. G. c.
BOGERT CO. Agents, the hurricane dsck Of the iowb
The three month"; SPARKS
CINDERS CONSTANTLY falling upon had NO EFFECT
WHATEVER.
weeksi PERFEC SLATE and sais
possessing all the qualities CERTAIN
PROTECTION against Of SPARKS CINDERS
faeny BiDGEW aTE PAINT purposes
forth n the Agen.s' Circular.
G5igneIl WM. BROWN, Captain of Towboa: Porpoiae.
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
PAINT, and thoroughly sgste FLY
Of the MAGNOLIA. and Brown
Of the PORFOSE chssrtuiy PAINT
PEIlIOR ARTICLE.
(sgned) HUGHES, VALLETT & THOMAS,
Louisiana Dock Yard.
j. P. WHITNEY \ Co,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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ENOR ALEXANDRIA AND NAT srss
II CHIT0CHES-Weekly Packet for Red River
The Y. bAAU, Vim Kay, naser viii
leave above TUESDAY January H. O'Clock lyptiIsy
and every succeeding Tuesday during the The P bALnAN
takes the place the lECLA the Red River For
freight or passage, apply to sPEAkE q McGREARY,
jhni2 IT No. 3 Tchagpt0uias street.
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SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Co. ISL Charres street, Noworleans
s General Agent who will supply dealers in tho country Rad
wa Co.'s prices
MEDIUM so
SMALL 25
t Sold also by O. N MORRISON IL Magazine street snd by
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK for p. r. R.. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. mh2T lyaW
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
ReriGMeacfgfea, RNinE,
FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, pEPoTS AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND

IRON WORK ABOVE And
UNDER WATER.
1T the public respectfully called the following
testimonials the celebrated BRDGEWATEE PAINT. Its
thnn add iat EIG HIT MONTHS
South Paint firmly established and
the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TEC,ToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF .xSo. +. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS
July apply Bridge Mineral Pain. to
house and every has exceeded
the Agnta, MesArs G. c. BSEltT
Icheruly my testimony embraced
circular and others
best FIRE AND WEATHER PROTECTOR nave ever known
applied Ast July,
atered crakeI solid metallic
Eurtace, which has proved entirely impervious - -
tSigned) JOHN F. MILLER.
NewIberia, Attasapas March ls, 1854.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, April II

ohiohDhiS nPili w.
The resolution for an adjournment OF the
Legislature until November next, was de.
feated in the Senate on yesterday AFTER
noon. but the vote was subsequently re-
considered, and the resolution was laid on
the table.
This morning Mr.. Armstrong presented
the petition OF B. Worthington and 21O
other citizens Of Hamilton county, praying
that the small arms belonging to the State,
might be loaned to Governor Kossuth, up
on his personal security; to be returned to
their proper depository in year after
Hungary shall have achieved her Indepen-
dence. Referred to a select committee.
The morning session was mostly spent
in committee ofthe Whole on various bills.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
resolution offered last evening by Mr..
Morrison, in favor of the abolition of the
death penalty, was indefinitely postponed
by-yeas 46, nays 81.
The bill providing for the election Of
Prosecuting Attorneys. and prescribing
their duties, passed this mUrning.
A number ofpettions were presented in
favor Of loaning the State arms to Kossuth.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.

mo. SOL AN ACT
Authorizing Railroad Companies to change
their gauge, or width Of track, in Ger.
tain cases.
SEc. l. Be IL enacted by the General
Assem5ly Of the State Of Ohio, That each
Railroad company now existing. or that
.;may be hereafter formed in this State, shall
be required TO make every railroad con-
structed or controlled by said company.
Of one uniform gauge or width of track
from end 10 end. And whenever either
Of the roads aforesaid, shall connect with
Or cross any other road or roads, the com
panies owning or controlling each or eth
er OF said roads, may adopt such uniform
gauge or width Of track as will enable each
Of SAID companies TO pass the same cars
over each of said roads respectively.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDILL.
'7s.A President Of the Senate.
March "a. 1852.
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on the bill to leave to the voters Of Noble
county and the counties OF which tits COM
posed, the decision Of the question whether
the law creating ii shall be repealed or
not. Referred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House, last evening, receded from
the only amendment to the Tax Bill not
agreed to by the Senate, and the bill is
therefore law
The amount expedient to appropriate for
the new Lunatic Asylums, was discussed
without coming to final vote.
The bill providing for compensation Of
Clerks and Sergeants-atArms. and their
Assistants, was passed
The question ofthe liability Of the State
for damages, incurred through the deiec-
tive condition Of the public works. occupied
the attention ofthe House for great part
of this mornings session.
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TUESDAY, April 6.
The following bills were passed this
morning:
To attach Noble county 10 the lst sub.
division of the 9th judicial district.
To provide for the appointment of off,
GERS of the Ohio Penitentiary.
The Tax Bill having passed the House,
with numerous amendments, came back
10 the Senate and was referred to select
committee. 1t will probably become law
by Tomorrow.
The resolutions relative to an adjourn
ment of the Legislature, were taken up
and discussed until the time of taking a
recess.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Several bills were passed this morning
others became laws by the House agree.
ing to Senate amendments, the bill to pre-
vent fraudulent practices being one of the
latter.
The "Ten Hour Bill" passed by a large
majority. Several prominet wings, alter
fighting the bill at every step, did not think
it expedient to place their names on the
record against the bill, and accordingly
voted in its favor We congratulate them
upon their skill in feats of ground and lofty
tumbling.
This has been one OF the working days.
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FRIDAY, April 9.
The bill to repeal tho law by which No.
BILE county was created, was indefinitely
postponed.
The bill TO amend the Probate Act was
passed The bill allows Probate Judges
to practice law in cases out OF their juris-
dicton.
This morning the bill TO provide for the
Public Printing finally passed both Houses,
and will become law as soon as signed.
The bill making the Board of Public
Works Board Of Claims, with right to
appeal from their decision to the Supreme
Court, was taken up, and motion TO in.
definitely postpone it was discussed till re-
cess.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill TO indemnify the owner Of the
canal boat Robert Blum, which was de.
stroyed though the improper condition of
lock on the Miami Extension Canal, in
1850, was defeated by very decisive
vote.
The bill defining the powers Of Plank
Road and Turnpike Companies, was pass.
ed, including the individual liability fea.
ture, for bonds issued for the construction
of roads, to the amount Of stock severally
subscribed.