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DINE DWELLING FOR RENT IN GEORGE
II TOWN AT $500 PER ANNUM-It is in cor
plete order, suitable for large family, and has
large yard, with pump, and garden f1ed with The
ehoioest fruits and flowers, and situated at the cor.
culars may be had by calling next to Mr. Clarn n.
eeminary. or E,1rne
ie a-no3ls - W.
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Speaker Of the Connecticut Lse;.l.tus

Va sNo SVANeCt1UVt 1eBlk9BtUle.
HARTFORD, June Screen Hsndrick has
oeen elected Speaker Of the House, vice Foster,
recently chosen United States Senstor.
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OLD POINT HOTEL.

THIS fsyorite summer resort. ceiebrated for T.
J. fine sea bathing asd refres hing sea hreeze wi
be opened for the reception of guests Thu RSDAY
June lst- With the recent improvements. thorough
renovation. and paintings the establishu emit wi
present additional inducements to invaids, and PEI
sons seeking deli4htful summer residence.
With the experience of the undersigned, sitter tiv
assistants, and his personal attention 10 the buij
he hopes to merit full share If the public 10
tonnage. G. C. WILLARD
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA NAV lN-pot1 ST .Iur,.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

LOR SALE-rhs Stock aud Fixtures of a Tobacco
Il a I'D eegar Store. which has been doing a good
business. For particulars Apply to
las WALTER,
je9-3t* Sd, between and G streata
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The NATIONAL GUARD.-This popular volun-
teer company. at present under the command
OF Captain Jas. A TAFT, intend giving an ex-
cursion down the Potomac on the 18th of July.
tho anniversary of the organization of the
company We have no doubt the trip will be
a very pleasant one, as it is usual with the
members of the Guard to spare no exertion to
accommodate their friends. -l-
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WASHINGTON 4 ALEXANDRIA BoATs
L. FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
6sRIAGES AT LOW RATES
1he stes mers GEO WASHINGTON and TH0s
C0LLYER will, on aud after this date, run at the
above rates. JOB C0kSON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
may I'D Captainf.
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CORPORATION LAw.-This morning, Mr. II
\. Easily appeared for trial before the Police
Magistrate OF the Second district, for viol atins
municipal law by running horse over q
bridge in that district. The magistrate de-
clded that he should pay a fine and the COSTS
of the trial. 1t would be we'll for equestrians
to remember the admonition, sWalk your
horses over the bridge
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/ lON'S BATTALION. the best III tcIe for restu.-
IL Ing ami pres rviug the hair; Bazins orieuta
drops and other extracts; Lubns Extracts Cologne.
Oriental Crystals, dozen to the box, 10 ents pc
bex Perfumery of all kinds Toilet and 81 avng Sos
every variety; Chryst Wash Balls do IN bar
folst Powders, Tooth Powders Tooth Paste, shaving
Creams, &c. WIN. p, SHEDD,
may 20-tf 18th st above Pa avenue,
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EHOR RENT-A comfortable two tory ant base
IL ment brick HOUSE en- the south seof X, near
t2f street with pump Of excellent water in the
yard Rent moderate inquire of DR.. Lo yejoy N :.
W corner Of 18th and I streets 10 O. q.
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THIRTEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-This
Few and attractive church ed fee is to be
opened for divine worship next Sabbath The
lower room is elegantly flushed and fitted up
The ai.les and pulpit platform are handsomely
carpeted The pews ase comfortable anu
well finished. The organ. baptistry, clock
furnaces, ct cSterd, are well adapted to the
room The pulpit is we'll constructed, and
elegantly dressed Indeed We can scarcely
conceive how this room could be mater ally
improved for the purposes for which it was de-
signed. DIR. Teasdale and President Thomas
are to of6eiate at the opening services next
Sabbath
WATERING THE AvESCE.-We perceive that
Mr.. Basil Bounds has commenced to fulfil his
contract made with various persons immedi-
ately inte ested, 90 water PeBusyl avenr Q
during the ensuing not ana da-ty season. His
Paraphernalia Of sheet iron tanks, &c, seem 10
be just The machinery for his purpose. 1t is
to DC hoped III 4 bis enterprise will meet with
sufficient encouragement ~ insure its success.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH CEMETERY Efforts
are being made 10 improve the burial place
attached TO the above named church, and it is
said that with little care il can be made
what some affirm il Ion, since should have
been, the perm ~ ent burial place Of Washing
ION city The rector Of the parish, the Rev
Ut. Buck and several of our citizens have taken
me matter In hand to improve the grounds.
ANOTHER PRINTER In giving the list of
printers N at have been Nj lay Ors Of Washington
We omitted to mention Daniel Rappine, who
was elected Mayor In 1910. This will make
the lumber of printer Mayors to have been
sx, instead of five, as stated in former emu.
me alton Of them
Us THE LINE-By advertisement in another
column II will be seen that Latham has his
coaches on the line between this city and Alex
and; Ia, connecting with the several trains Of
cars leaving each place.
PUBLIC sCHo0Ls.-The annual examination
OF our public schools will take place in July,
under the superintendent Of their sub com.
mittees.
REMOVAL We observe from a published
rotice, that the office Of the French Legation
has been removed from g street, to 18th street
between II and streets.
CRIMINAL CoURI-The ensuing term of thu
Criminal Curt, will commence on Monda,
week for the transaction Of business. ~
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ja 7-eo6t
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PUBLIC sCHoOLs.-The annual examination
OF our public schools will take place in July.
under the superintendence Of their sub-com-
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By J. G. MEG UIRE, A.c,,.r-.-

june Cd 'HSt " ncooIhE,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

Purintop, Remington. S encer, Sieere,
Thayer, THUS. True, Tucker. j. IL
Weeden, Whiiford-46.
So, the House refused TO adopt the
substitute.
The next question was, sha!! Mr..
Wceden's ir,t resolution stand ia the
Judgment Of the House :? The follow
ing ia the resolution
Resolved. That ihc Registered State
Debt is an equitable claim against This
State which ought to be lmncd ately
adjusted and srtil d..
On this question the House was
called us follows:
AYES.-A'cssrs. B.kcr +. Brown,
j. C. Brown, Burroughs Bush, Chacr,
J. IL. Clarke Coe. Crsnslon, DAVIS,
Dodge, Eddy, F,nnrr, Gallup, Green,
Harris, Holden, Huntcr, Knight, Lyon,
Manchester, Peck, Pcirce, PoIcr, Pur-
ington Remington, Spencer, S:ecrc,
j. II. Wseden--20.
NOES Messr,. e. Angel Anthony,
Ballou, Barnes. Browncll, p. Clarke,
Dixon, Gaviii, Hazard Howard. Hoxic,
Humphrey, johnson, Kenyon, McGre-
gor, Mat hrwson. Owen. Perry. Shear.
man. Thayer. Titus, True, Tucker,
Ward, Whiliord-26.
So, the House affirmed, tina, The Reg
isiered State Debt is an equitable claim
against the Sraie.
The next question was, shal Mr..
We-den's second resolution stand as
the judgment of The llou Z The res.
olution is rs fellows:
Resolved, That new certificates, or
Treasury noes, bearing interest, aud
comprising The amount appearing on
the iare ol the present cer'lficuie oi the
Registered State Debt, portion Of
which shall b. made receivable AT an
early period for taxes and dues 10 the
State, and another portion redeemable
by the State AT its option on or before
certain fixed periods, be issued TO the
holders vi the present certificates, who
shall deliver UP The sane 10 be cancel
led and that Commitipe he in
siruclcd 10 report NJ the earlics, day
practicable oi tho present session, bill
lor that purpose.
On this question tie House was call
ed, as follows:
AYES-Meesrs. Baker, J. e. Brown.
tusll. Chace, Coe, Cranston. Davis,
Dodge Fenuer, Gallup, Harris, Hol-
den, Hunter, Lyon, Manchester, Peck.
Peir:e. Remington, Spencer, S,cerc, J.
II. WeeJen-2l.
NAYS-Mcssrs T.. Angel. Anthony,
BaIou, Barnes, Batemnn, K. Brown,
Brownell. Burroughs, j. n. Clarke, =.
Clarke, Dixon, Eddy, Gaviu, Greene,
Hazard, Howard, Hoyle, Humphrey,
Johnson, Kenyon, Knight, McGregor,
Ma,lhewson, Owen. Perry, Potter, Pur.
in,on, Shearman, Thayer, Titus Tuck
er, Ward, c. Whiprls, Whi'lo-d-35.
So, the House resolved that it
would not take this method for the pay
ment of an equitable claim.
Adjourned.
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Mr.. Burroughs, from the Committee

Mr.. Burroughs, from the Committee
on Accounts, repo ted resolution ap.
propriatng the sum Of Sl32l Sc to pay
certain claims against the Slate /;
which was read and passed.
The act Incorporating the lslaad
Bank in the town Of New Shorrham,
came down from the Senate concurred
in, with an amendment
Mr.. Burroughs moved that the a.
mendment (Which OF course would have
carried tho aci with iD he on the table,
On this motion the House wac called.
, as follows:
Al ES-Messrs. II. J. Angel Aniho-
ny. Batcman Brownell, Burroughs.
Bush, T.. Clarke, Cranston, Davis, Dur
lee. Eddy, Gallup, Greene, Hunter,
Knight, Munro, Shearman, Titus-IS.
NOES -Messrs. E. Angel, Arnold
Baker, Baliou, Barnes. E. Brown, j. E.
Brown, Chace. J. II. Clarke, Coe, DIX.
on, Dodge, Fenncr, GavIu, Harris,
Hazard, Howard. Hoxie, Humphrey,
Kenyon, Lyon, Manchester, Matthew
son, Owen, Peck, Perry, Pierce. Potter.
Pur,n,on, Sayles, Spencer, s,eere,
Tah. Thayer, Titus. Tucker, j. II.
Weeden, w. A. Weeden Wells &.
Whipple. w. Whipple, Whi,lord--4z!
So, the motion was lost.
The House then concurrcd in the
amendment Of the Senate, allowi, z n
portion OF the directors 10 live in any
town in tins State, by vote ol 40 to 20.
Adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

AN EXTINCT AMERICAN RAcE-The
following passage fr'm the travels Of
humboldt, possesses more than ordina
ry interest al the present time -
"Amid the plains Of North America,
some powerful nation, which has disaP-
peared, constructed circular, square and
octagonal Qualifications walls, 6000 toi.
ses IN length tumuli, from 700 to 500
icet in diameter, and lao ieet in height,
sometimes round, sometimes with sew
eral stories, and containing thousands
OF skeletons. The skeletons are the re-
mains Of men less slender and more
squat than the present inhabitants ol
those countries. On a vast SPACE of
ground at the Lower Orinoco, az well
as on the banks Of the Casiquiarc, and
between the sources OF the EssequIbo
and Rio Branco, there are rocks Of gran
i'c covered with symbolic figures
These sculptures denote that the extinct
generations belonged to nations different
from those which now inhabit tn. same
region" .
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Friday. Feb. 3
Adjourned.

SEsArE.-Thc following p ,i'ions
were received from the House and re
ferrcd
P,i,ion Of George ID. Cross and 9th
ers. for an act in addition to the school
law. Referred to the Committee on
Education.
.Pr,,ion of A len o Peck and others
for charter oI the Nnrrayansett Hotel
Company. Refer d 10 The Committee
on Corporations.
Petition OF William Sheldon, Duty
Greene, and 80 others. ior the same pur-
pose, Referred to The same Commit
tee.
Adjourned TO Monday next, at B o.
clock, p. IN.
HousE.-Mr. Peck. on leave, intro
duced an act authorizing clerks oi
courts to appoint deputies; which was
passed to second reading and referred
TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Cranston, on leave, introduced
nm act IN relation to .he board Of pri.-
oners confined in Jail which was pass
ed to second reading, and referred to
the conn it,ee on the judiciary.
MIR. Weedtn, IRON the committee on
the Judiciary, 10 which was referred an
act to prevent evaslons in voting in in
corporaled companies IN this State, re-
ported II hack 10 the House, mot re-
commended"
Mr.. Remington moved that the bill
lie on the table which motion prevail
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Cranston, the con.
sideration Of all matters pertaining TO
to the Registered State Debt were post.
poned until Wednesday morning next,
and made the special order ior that day
Mr. Manchester submitted resolutions
in favor of Ocean Penny Postage and
recommending TO our delegation in
Congress to favor the passage Of such
laws as may be proper Tor the Iur,he-.
ance Of this object; which were read and
passed.
Mr.. Weeden, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported an act from the
Senate amending the act establishing
and regulating fees which wns read
and a vote passed non concurring in tho
voto OF the Senate.
MIR. Eddy submitted the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That the Weybosset, City,
and Merchants and Manufacturers
Banks. OF the city Of Providence, the
Fail River Union Bank Of Tiverton /;
the Warren Bank ol Warren the
Smitbf.Id Exchange Bank OF Smith
field the Coventry Bank oi Coventry |;
aud Commercial Bank oil Bristol be
sc, orally required 10 make return to
this House Oh or before Thursday, the
II 9th instant, under oath or affirmation, as
is r, quircd ~ making annual returns,
\ the amount oi their circulation several
II Iy IN fractional bills on the Let day of
Il September, 1853, aud on the 9th day oil
February, 1884.
II Resolved, That the clerks OF this
n Use bc directed to notify the presi-
denis aad cashiers of said aforenamed
banks OF the passage oi these resolu-
tons, without delay.
These resolutions, alter having been
supported by Alcssrs. Eddy, Burroughs,
G.. " hlpple, Knight, and Potter, and
opposed by Messrs. shearman, J. 81.
eClarke, D-rfec, and Spencer, were
i adopted BY a vete Of 80 ayes to 20 noes
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Bp Qelearapb.
Nsw ORLEANS, Jan. 20

Nav ORLrASs, Jan. ~
The steamboa, Georgia, from Mont
gomery, was destroyed by f'e at her
wharf last night. and such WAS the rap
idiiy OF the flames that forty lives were
lJ,t about one hal. being negrors.
Twelve hundred and fifty bales oil
cotton were burned.
The boat and cargo were total loss.
The former was insured.
The passengtrs lost we're from tho
North Alabama, md North Carolina.
The papers aud list OF pass myers wefe
burnt up.
The wharf At which the Georgia ~as
lying, with several warehouses, and
much freight, was consumed. 1872
QusBrc, Feb. +.
The Parliament HOUSE. with the
buildings adjoining, was entirely des'
troyed by fire n, about two O'Clock this
morning.
Part of the valuable library was saw
ed but the literary and historical works,
with quantity Of scientific apparatus,
were almost entirely destroyed.
The insurance on the buildings vas
$l2O 900. and on the library S24, 200.
II 10 not definitely known how tho fire
originated, nor IN what company or COM
panies the insuranccs wero effected.
N1w ORLEANS, Feb. 4th.
One of the most destructive fires on
rec ord broke on, this morning on board
the steamer Charles BeIcher.
The flames spread with fearful rspid-
its, and in a short VIII lie extended TO tlve
steamers lying aIonssids-nt the le-
wee.
The steamers Matches, Mohegan,
Saxon, Grand Turk, LeahlUna, with
others. are all destroyed, together with
Il number Of barges hat were lying
alongside.
An immense amount OF produce
co,lon. -four, provis'cns and hcmp,-wus
ON hoard these vessels, all Of which
is destroy cd.
| An immense amount Of produce or
the wharyes VIZ 8 also consumed.
The loss is estimated at one million Of
dollars.
THE FIRE 10 STILL BUkNisO.
Some Of the fire engines have fallen
over the levec INTO the water.
The steamboat Sultana, with Mad
ame Son,ag on bonrj, caught fire, but
the flames were cItinguished before
much damage was done.
The worst OF the story remains to BE-
told.
TH,RTY-Two NEGRors AND Five wSrrz
MEN HAVE rERIsBED IN THE vLAMEs.--
They were persons chiefly employed or
hoard the boats. -
II is feared that many lives have
been lost, but amidst ,he general con-
fusion i, is inl osslble to ascertain par
ticulars.
G:eat cxcitemcLt exists IN the city,
in consequence OF the swful culan.i
~.
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S,oNs FOR MARRIAaEABLR Ladies

SIGNS FOR NARRlAGEABLR L,ADlgs.-
I'll man wipes his feet on the door-mat
before coming into tho room, You may
be cure he will make a good domestic
hus band. u a man, in snuffng the
candles, snuffs them out, you may be
sure he will make stupid husband. II
q man puts his handkerchief on his
knees W hist taking his tea, you may he
s.re he will be prudent husband. In
the same way, always mIs,rus, The man
who will not take the last piece ol toast
or Sally Lunn, bat prefers wVlins for
the next warm batch. II is no, unlikely
he will make Il greedy, selfish hosband,
with whom you will enjoy no Brown
At dinner, no crust at tea, no peace
whatever at home. The man, my
dears, who wears goloshes, and is care
ful about wrapping himself up we'll be-
fore venturing into the night air, no,
unfrequently makes a good invalid hus-
band that mostly stops at home, and 10
easily comior,ed with slops. The man
who watches the kettle and prevents it
boiling over, viii not iail, my desrs, IN
his married state, IN exercising the
same care in always keeping the pot
boiling. The nan who doesn't take tea
illtreais the cat, takes snuff, and stands
with his back to the fre,is brute whom
| would not advise you, my denrs, TO
marry upon any consideration, either
Tor love or money, but decidedly no, Tor
love. But the man, who, when the tea
10 over, 10 discovered TO have had none.
10 sure TO make the best husband. Pa-
iience like his deserves being rewarded
with the best OF wives, and the best OF
mothers-in-law. My dears, when you
meet with such man, do your utmost
to marry him. In the severest winter
he would not mind going to bed first"
Punch.
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Mn. BoDlscos OR,ors.-The Com.
mere ial Advertiser, oi Buffalo, eorrec,s
some oi The pa. ,icuiars o. the biograph-
zeal sket OF NJ. v. Bodiseo, which 10
going the rounds Of the papers. There
are several errors in the aceoun, OF hn
career given in the New York Tribune,
aud the writer evidently has no just con-
ception Of the character Of the deceased,
says the Commercial. M. Bodiseo was
not born in Wallachis, nor was he OF
noble origin. His iather was q Jew
moaey'lender from Finland, and receiv-
ed the distinction Of q Bsrop's title in
consideration Of an impor,sn, peeun,ary
service rendered to the Car Paul. He
left large fortune to HE son, The late
envoy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

A Live ELEorRIcAL EEL.-Cap,. Ma
thaniel e. Atwood, Of Provinceiow wn, re.
Gently sent Prof. Agassiz an electrical
eel weighing 80 pounds, which he sue
ceeded in capturing and placing nIive
IN the well Of the schooner Golden Ea-
gle, whence it was taken on arriv ing at
Boston and conveyed 10 Cambridge. liv-
ing several hours TO perform his expert
ments, The first oi the kind ever given in
that college.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

DsATB FROM LocyJAw.-The Boston
Traveller gives the particulars Of u sin
gular case Of death by Iock-jaw, which
occurred at South Boston on Friday
The victim was a teamster named John
McGrsth, who, about n week since,
while driving his team, accidentally
struck his right eye with ais whip lash,
infic,ing severe wound. On the day
aher, the eye was very painful, anf
grew worse till "Wednesday, when h
was seized with locLjnw, and aftc
much suffering, died Friday morn
ing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

o. Speaking oi the high price Of
-four, &C., the Boston Times has the
following:
"Ir a poor man be 90 unfortunate as
TO be married, and to have half dozen
children, at this high priced season Of
the year, we pity him IRON our heart
and refer him, with all kind respect to.
the tender nercies Of the overseers Of
the poor"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

: PoLIrleAL Nrsr Eoo.-The Govern
or Of Massachusetts, 10 the only Whig
Governor in any State in the Union -
Gov. Wsshburn 10 LETT as a nest egg.
and we are Inclined to believe that Ne
brasks will cause caekling enough to
make a nest iuI oi the same sort before
the expiration Of the year is55.-Phid
Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

ORDrR RkioNs IN WARsAw.-A tsle-
graph despatch was received ye,-
terday morning by the officers OF
the New York and Erie Railroad from
Erie, saying that the tracks on both
roads were completed, and arrange
ments were making to rnn both freight
and passenger cars regularly to aid
from Erie each wy. The track laps at
Erie, and facilities f.r changing freight
there will bs made convenient. The
Governor says he does not Lpprehend
any difficulty hereafter on the road.
The Erie troubles may now be con-
sidered at an end.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

We learn from the New York papers
that Capt. Degroot, the popular host of
the Prescott House, has sold his inter
est in that elegant establishment 10 MIR.
AIlerton, for the round sum of = l00, 900.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

~ Bedini sailed from New York
Saturday, in the steamship Atlantic 1;
he was put on board the steamer from
Staten Island, at the Narrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

NoNsrNsE RvBuxEp BY COMMON
SEssx.-The following sentiments are
from two difieren, natures, though both
OF one SEX
Marriage 10 to woman Q state Of sfav-
cry. 1t takes from her the right 10 her
own property, and makes her submis-
sive in all ,hings to her husband. Lucy
Stone.
Marriage is state Of slavery! Aye,
but the bonds are silksn and easily
worn Marriage 10 tho sancti6er Of
love an institution which asknow Lodges
the right Of woman TO be pss,se,sd, and
the duty Of man 10 protect her. The
Offices oi wife and neither are not ,hose
Of slaves. What higher destiny beneath
the skies than TO instruct The insan, miaA
in thoughts Of purity Wha, heller
mission than 10 sooth the turbh ,orren,
ef mans passions BY q word-a look
a smile . !, 10 10 woman tha: this work
is given. Woman, in her vocation nay
cheer the tired spirit may lend hope TO
the desponding, may whisper love to
the lonely--whils man may Toll, and
traffic. and fuss, and fret. and grow sav-
age. Who would exchange places
with him 7-[Ella Wsn'wossh's Jour
nal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

THE BsoAswAy RAiLnoAp.-The Su-
prsme Court Of New York has made
perpetual the injunction against building
the railroad in Broadway. The opinion
oil the Judge was decidedly against the
authority TO surrender the use OF a street
BY contract ior a term Of years Tor a
railroad.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

PEOPLE 60 according TO their brains.
Il these lay IN their head, they study, il
IN the stomach, they eat if the heels
they dance.