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WE PUBLISH WITH GREAT PLEASURE THE Fol-.
w lowing correspc ndencs between of emf.
nent citizens and Mrs. kllsn Key Blunt.
MApAx-Prompted by The pleasure which many Of u. have
received In sienins TO roadnss when your decacy
amidst the shadows and snnsh OF various compos lions Of
authors whom you have illustrated and being desous d
ers you 70 Indulge hs public by COM emit
again In New York. such time and place
full and obedtent servants,
I'd Higbee L. Bradiuh
Winfield Foot, S. lambruanR
James Schot, Jr., 7. j. Bryan.
M.Ksnble, AuEus. Bslment.
y W. 6eouahfoos j. Watson Webb,
yraac. visioa, Mm. h Asphwsu.
john J. Ckoo, john A. King,
Fredk. osnby.,, Murray Holman.
Waits Sherman, Joseph Il. trioe lrf
Samuel Glsyer. jobs CoH9n anlth. "a
John O. Montgemery, VIM =. norEaa,
Vm. Duer Robinson, D. Hobart,
Chas Mefan Joseph Blunt al,
Jss 3. Ws1sworth. wn DumoGl
Henry G. Montgomery. !. Hoffman,
W. b. ClArkson. @. Tfliotsoa.
Thomas r. Davis, r. B Mnlikea,
John scherwood, Daniel Cobb, .e 70.
Gee n 1andsrs Geo r. Morris,
M.R Traysrs. John A. Applsiea,
Pisrre v Dufou. Wm Hsgcman,
Samuel l.. N. Barlow, ndwardS Gould,
Frederick O. Gerhard, T. r. Ludlow, Yr
NEW Yozx. March L. 1854
read asd will read Inc Historical library On TueSday
evening" March !" Most respectfully md ;suy Wv
To Rev 3D. Y. Hisbes. Lieutenant General Winhed Seo
The above mentioned Complimentary Bensdt To Mrs. Ellen
cs Society corner * second saS Eleventh sre o.
Tuesday evening March o. at O'Clock Tickets ST. can "a
obtained At the principal hotels and at tAe door.
Nrxw YORKER sTADr THEATRE. 81 AND 30 BowERy
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NTIw YORK AND HARLKM BAunOAD.
IN fARB - TO ALDANY.
On and amer wedns.aAy. january Is r kA,s wM isave
fyspty MI - 80 10y 1csk :: scp'ws
For White risiAS-l ~: I'd sf:L-.....
For CrS.c. En- =. Il. frsa twenty s1iA szs:t dspos
For Hbsns~eA r.. naa sad $50 r L., szpr,u. oo>pse1
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
wnHamshrdgs -640 and 80 A. NJ, and and so r. n.
While Plsins-b and 20 A. H.; l50P. n
Cro,cn-7 A. N. Minertoo-7 Al
klbsny-li A. " asil and AS ?. y erpress train NJ
A M nsl and $50 p. express tran, CONNECT al Chat
ham -Four frr sn stations Western Railroad Bag
-.re checked the ms and trains Of White
nd Cease Sreea FROM 70 s.ls ~ n. And from W 80
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AMUsEMENTs.
Rs33AAHSMAY BouDoIR, BETWEEN GRAND AH1
OA'' n. Oh In stsrs q 1, 1s NJ w
sTSSooM 1sAS5s PURLEsSgMu
s Il aHa y stRsEsSS5:' .5
Ss nisSs s sarSsa sa y tSsl
vox.vcv WERN POOR YOUNG MAN.
MRS ou.s uow,vr WERp POOP YOUNG NAN
d. p nns rrG I'D. ssss: An.
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CRzAr NATIONAL coxcsRr SALOON.
IT.. w. s i yi!hSq, dow doubt The ''"'
CONCERT SALOON IN THE WORLD.
MOST TALENTED PERFORMERS
TWENTY OF TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL wAIryR
Admission; boxes II cents,
OPEN EVERY EVENING. '
THE oh ga G IAN rH9osxur.
" ihs dr SORES Of the A.. station will take place On
eoIDsncKs y susl6 h:is1 q isRoApw.Y
r0s Oy Beshqysn Duo By sSha%..n Songs sy Beethoven
Psrformsn-ies~s, NIL SES, HSIIESgAUEs,
Subscriptions aud single tickets ii the principal Masc ss,rss
single tickets At 100 also Al the door % Ne evening mo
m r. a Ss'sss.i s1cvHss
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ys!ses BY company best artists living in thsr line
H. s open eysrS hs and eysSnz Remember
GERMAN vOLKs GARDEN. As BowERY.
" Grand concerns and Balls every night.
Admsst n 6 cents only.
psroul. St Ss isd ss and r s.ss su..
TOMORROW NIGHr.
GRAND FANCY DRsss BALL.
Admission 81
A open every nigh, with lsfse: and most ssonicd COM
e. ai sc ss ssssss Of %ss
o. sKAslrs. Stage Manager. : ''''' ''''
/ Mss CLARA HHRsiSaroN, the Queen Of Song
Every night at the Art Union Concert ~ ns sl..a.v
4 Cbeapes, place Of amusement in tho city.
you want Ss S.s, good sn ssFs and toby Of e
Dy Z ne sS4isS sssss fysy.....
o. a. sI1n-rs, stage Manager.
WHO Is TT WHO n IT. WHO Is IT.
w Where bMs Where Ia III where if
It's at the Art Union Concert Hail. 497 Broadway Admis
SIGN III cents. BUTLER HENLEY, ProprieiorS
HAYTI M1NSTRELS, ONDERDONK'5 HALL, NO 403
IL Grand street Clinton.-Fourh week Brilliant
New programme for this which will conclude with
The plantation scene Of Dxes Land. Doors open vi Per
Torrance TO commence precisely. Admission ~ cents
A IL FIRST GLASS STARS WISHING ENGAGEMENTS
"A In Buffalo and Rochester viii be treated with liberal
by addressing the undersigned who above
theatres permanently.
WELLINGTON MECH. Buffalo or Rochester.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FREE.
" THk FIRST DAY OF WORSHIP
OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS IN AMERICA,
AT COUPLES GALLkRY,
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Bor boox ana, -. -.... f., ..,.,..
--7v--, = .nn..- --------------
The ms.agensn dssrou: Of presenting the highest
have The honor 70 a..opnos AAs hey VIII introduce 70 o.
MISS BATENAN,
nc %a artist waose fame n Europe and America
hood may usy be stated a. The most event hA
s:teAn VIII appear ON TUESDAY. March ~ ~ No heroine
NEW AMERICAN PLAY.
roonaoo upon LonsieDS S Ses y, poem entitled
This play wv combine !sc united s,rasa,n: q
and superb scenery has bes. prepared By Mes.s
r..,;o. :: q psod VIM 20
and The rendition of the eSs5assT g EvsnEsline BY
VIII presen. one q No mos charming NATURAL chAe and
,,...r. AM ANN STAGE
have ben selected to sve The highest elect the ohsr
NJ ynssPPH Hs iSrxrRsor ill amman - u.,,,.,
Mr., RENRY yisiNa WI, appear AZ bssosse lie B!ane
M SHoR 81 IS J3EpAH as ;oasreL
Basil the BAcksmltA
mas pssn expressly for the play By the
"-D'Su'''N A'''''v w. t'l hl II IL FRY.
The SPvSs music b.. been composed by the Leader Of
No.'.s =. I so1uss rns MsD INCIDENTS
sar .sa % LONE scsns In As.
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v faxes
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vsysd ss' me perry 'h'' Crews on the thorn "
Black ys. how softly they cleaned beneath tho brown shade
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~:sas her Norman cap and her lrs of blue. and thss
BiSSsI. the oden time from France and since heir
down. from mother 70 child through generations
seeeoey sne waived WIN GODS 0enede0n upon
whsn sss had passed seemed Ike The ossns of exquisite
sons Is Ian. de M,eln zv.ns.nenysu,ns Visit o, o..
r. q 8. ct
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briefs Hsiedon on he yrsnf-fhe Pr1est'. Wor@. ~ O.
s1leHou-Dspte AegigtinS HfS EeisHveS - "Hcv.r
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Bsssde irioiss bov9Sg Essry-Evasssnns lie SUsrdss
Of Maniac RemembFaooe N Pat Honrs ~
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PICTURE youKrH
LoujsdanaTbe AtchAfaaya BY Mooulrb-Ihe Firs Catch
Of Net-The Warm Heart Mskes The Weary Arm erons-
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NEW YORKER sTADT THEATRE 81 AND 80 BOwERY,
IN Second night Of Der DamAn dea Geherkongs FARGO
with songs BY Ramund.
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AMUsEMHHTS.

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Write. ;, ss.'~s'.
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rICKNoR 1 FIELDS.
PuhlSahsps R<nAom

A COMPLETE BET or rae KNIJKKRBOCKRR MA.
"A game for sale From The commencement down 70 the
end Of 1885, . volumes neatly half calf; prtoe 500
Address boz 37oS Post ONCE N. Complete rarely
70 be met with
QAvANA, CUBA, DIRECTORY CONTAINS OvDa
ID 5000 Names and Addresses, Plan OF Havana Map Of
Cuba and vast amount Of valuable information illustrated,
81 Q COPY. Sold by G. ]. FOX, 6H Broadway.
CECoND HprTIoN now IRADY-wH CALL f1H AT.
y sntca Of .sns hveAs o IN orE.a "a rely
fDpeant work Medteine aaA Surgery, roenuy pablhod
tnpars h1gnAtion a MI ntsre which eAnAol b OBJ
'ain'd fo@ nv ~ sSSsss ~ RGi 6sS
Il and = Am areee. New Yosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

NH APRIL 0ODnY'B LADVB B0OK.-EXCKLSIOR.-
We give In this number sample Of IN American maya
zfno IN beauty and variety think has equal
ed First We have Spring steel ermavisg that We kes-
tate MOI 70 as never been squaed by any engraving pub
sbed In THE surpassed BY ANYTHING IN Europe
Fashion Plate IA say unequalled either for eugrav
ing cooring. tbe number Of egures contains Skech
Der Of The .dys Book contains double hs ensavS Of any
"Tea illustrated article 'wndsw Curtains" also nus
traed Drawing Lessons with Illustrations How 70 make
Clsthng for Doll" illustrated interesting 20 children and
motAeI; 70 children, because Il gives them IDEAS Of
how 70 cut and make clothes to mr. hes 10. the same pvt
terms enlarged win do for children well dolls The
lashions are ALSO illustrated rabe:u for private pArss
for Fancy Fs," Illustrated and besides quantity OF
capes collars nets embroideriee braidng, aphabes
for Infants dresses pncushons pillow cases. In all
seventy five eDsraviDes For sale BY all the dealers.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF PREpOssEssIE0 APPEARANCE
and AfecisnAe disposition having good chance
Of starting in highly respectable and safe business he
rouh OBTAIN able wife with little cash TO add his he
has 500 would Ike hear OF virtuous ard rcneel lady
rot Is OF age Prsesnt and possessed Of from
ss,O 10 $500 Address d. Y. <, Station D. n. X.
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THE MILITARY.


NATIONAL GUARD.-FnR SALE, A Full UyIFORs
IN VIII be sod cheap. Address X, bon i2l Fos ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20


1JRAP 0-fHE PEOPLE or rHE STATE OF NEW
Yok Represented In Senate and Assembly, snAot g
Tea l. seeca nine Of !hs 81 eaIisa An Az cassrng
a. pfoxs OF The channel o The EAsl river eom00ay 0AIo1
Ts (ssaa pasaed Apr eeaAh eighteen hundred fory
eoven nks be- aHd he hereoy amsnde - - rcd
Geo any psrsoa other thaa Hen Gate pioe AL pst
ow for any oher person any vsDel o. ,ny ossgeca
board vesael for hat purpose oxceps pAx voo %
ls than nissy ave toas bulshsn md c..e 5ea sssa1y
Sneh vesss % channel Of ~ Ea river commony end
Hell Gate without ths aM Of branon pios On ~ su
% be M recovered By hs Board Of Port Marde1s
lie Of New York for bene6t OF he Hell 0ae puoe
and shall also be deemed guilty o. - o. 60
yiion thereof han be punished FOR such onencS e1
vessel from plonG sad vee through The Aforesaid chAunc
impair Affect he seventh section Of - 40 hefeoy
amended. .gfW
Sec This act shall take sfbes inunedatsly.
6ate Of New York Ones Of he Secretary II Neo-l have
compared the preceding with he original law hen hs
once and d hereby certify that the eorreH tran
script Aessro. sed q NE vsols Of ssh origins. Law aysn
ahroenth day Of March n thousand 0lg hun
drsd and aXty. d. h. FLOYD JOEKS Secretary q StAte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

The Atchaalaya In The Lsh Of NE Mcrning-fhe Awak
ngNey the Meeitng Of Ancient Comrades and Neigh
bors-"ynepd Clssped Friend In His Arms and fhey Who
Before Were Stranger Meeting In Exile became Straight
way Friends 70 Each OherThe Weary Trial EndedAfea
Patience With Faith and Prayers may n Length
be Auawerodu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

PICTURE
KvapgelIne's Dream-Evan geme-The Sister Of Charity
0u.skt Philadelphia lof the Aahouso (by
Old Woman Of Her Superstition the Dying Beggar
the sisier Of Mercy-dabrel was not Forgotten
Love and Youth last abe Behed Him. Only More Beautiful
by His Death Ike ance and AbsenceThe Charitable
Becomes the Tender Mission Of Iove-fhe Reoogniou
The Struggle Between Desh and Iove-Bride and Bride
Ryoom-In Death nj Last Unitod-"Fsher Thank Th00pi
The Angels Mission Accomplished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

ArEw BOwERY THEATRE.
N sole Propretors Messrs @. L. Fo1 and J. W. Lingard
Tuesday, March 20, 1860
Engagement of the talented Stars
MRS. FARREN
MISS FANNY FITZ FARREN.
Who VIII appear entirely Historical drama eutlea
LOVES VENOM,
OR, THE HEARTS, kYBTERIES
GRAND RHETORICAL TABLEAUX AND EFFECTS.
The amusing duologue ofa
CONJUGAL LESSON,
And the Scottish meo drama Of
THE WARLOCk OF THE GLEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

A1 OOO PARTNER WANTED, IN A TRAVELLING
Sl.VUU business. ssfe pleasant and probable and One
the country references undouoed and
party uney p.ionable: rare ch noe
BIGGs sOUThwICK, 81 Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

&1 mn TO g ooo.AYouNG GENf T., I WITH 15I
esabsbc usness and fruits preferred Address A,
b.. boz l2i Herald cfHce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

PICTURE SECOND.
The Village ChurchFeaa Of the BetrothaSAbot Dance BY
he Poasans-Evangelne the Briie-The Interruption
hmaon Of King 0eorseThe PEASANTS Joy. verted nto
Ansuhh-Ther Hcpeles Resigance-A Villain sent 70 His
PrieA he will AID '-Tbs High Altar-ThS Minister o.
Peaoe-6trfe Turned TO Prayer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

SPECIAL NOTICE
M atss orea pIeasure In announcing 10 the pub
lie thai be has IN preparation beautiful isn suA enuuoo
WILLIAM RILEY, OR NOT oUILIf,
TALE OF MUNSTER.
Originally written the author Of the Painter br1enne
Piunkeu Esq author Of the Fairy rcle" Rebel Thief
40 &c Ths piece win put upon the stage In most supc
rio manner with entire and appropriate scenery
tumes appointments &c Among the local scenery OF the
piece viii he truthful picture Of the Cork sivsr
ard blackwell Castle sboe the olenmre Road the Cove Of
above QGeenso Carlisle Bridge aud sAckyie street
Dublin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-20

Arm -PARrNER wAN1KD-TO MANUF ACTURE
6CUU staple article greatly In demand, tbas will res
Sy nav profit over 800 per cent sales for risk
orders on hand Address 4. Nelson, Herald oec with real
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WANTED-BY THE lsr OF APRIL PRErERRgD.
w the Lower Part and two Bedrooms In modern
low Fourth street. In good neghberhood $3.50;
small Cottage well located between Fteth aud Nine
eth streets gas ard water rent $3.50 by quiet Aer
can family. Address w. c., Herald office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-10

Mas. TeoLLorR's OfixIov op,4au ARR.
rAN-ln many respects the negro's phase Of
humanity diifeW much IRON that which N
common 10 ua Rhfeh been produced
BY our admixu blood md our present
extent Of civilizAtlip, fhtg ard more pas,
sionate than whisA nen, hnl rarelg viudica-
tive as weAreA lhe am0lIsst injury cKcitc t
their eager wrath, but no injury produces
sustained hatred. la the same way, they
are seldom R%rntoful, though often very thank-
Llul. They are coyetous Of notice az IL a
child or n dor but they have little idea Of
earning continual respect. Thoy bcet love
him who IL most unlike themselves, and they
despise the colorcd man who approaches
them IN breed. When they have once re-
coRnized y mar M their muster they will DO
faithful TO him, but the more thoy lelr that
master the more they will respect him
They have % care for tomorrow, but they
delight in being gaudy for TO day, Thor
crimes are those OF momentary imt ulse, as
are also their virtues They fear death, but
IL they cAn lie 10 the sun without pain FOR
the hSur, they will hardly drag themselves
to the hospital, Trough their disease DO NOR
tai They love thcii Offspring, but in their
rage will illuso them f%earlully. They are
proud Of them when they are praised, but
will sell thoir daughters virtue Tor a dollar.
They arc greedy Of food, but generally in
different as to It's quality. They rejoice in
Rnery, and have IN many cases begun to
understand the benefit Of comparative clean
linosT but they are rarely tidy. A little
makes them huppy, and nothing mikes them
permanently wretched. Ga the whole, they
laugh and sing and sleep through life, and
r. life we're all, they would not have so bad
a time Of it These, ] think are qualities Of
the negro. Many Of them are in their way
good, but are they not suct. as wc have seen
IN the lowest phases Of life2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-10
A Resolution Omitted.

A G hicago correspondent of the Presby,
t%erian, a clergyman, relates the following
pointed little fact
Before ] close let me relate an inciden.
which occurred during the late session OF
the synod in Chicago. An anti-slayery
convention of the DIR, Chesver stripe was
sitting at Chicago at the same time. A
gentleman Of the city, with whom ono OF
our professors was slightly acquainted, uc-
coated him one morning;
We'll Doctor, Were you in the conyen-
ton last EVENING""
"No, sir; | do not belong to that stripe;
There great surprise was manifested by the
gentleman, but i'll had been there, / would
have offered one additional resolution"
"Ah, indeed, what would that bo2'
Resolved resumed the Doctor, THAT
when we get to the Kingdom OF Heaven,
we will not sit down with Abraham, Isaac
and Jae9b, fol they were once slaVchold,
ers."
This was enough. The gentleman passed
on, concluding doubtless, that he had mis-
taken his man.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-10
Heavy piseount.

We believe that the Dayton Journal aud
Parrot, and the other members Of that
clique, all swear by Tom. Corwin, as the
great leader and expounder of their hith.
The Journal editors were the men who dis.
patched all over the country that Corwin
todS n candidate Notwithstanding his allie,
gcd withdrawaD for the Speakership. Aud
Parrot was the man who cooked up such Il
ridiculous little tempest in u small bit of u
teapot at Columbus in endeavoring to carry
Corwin into the Senate on his broad shout
ders.
We see in the Washington Star Il short
report of the caucus hell by the Republic
cans just previous to Sherman's withdrawal,
when they were casting about for a new
man. The country know that Pennington
was elected. But when the news came that
sherman was TO be Withdrawn, all the fos-
silites of the Corwin clique, including tho
serious editors Of the Journal, were ready
ia dance for JOY. exclaiming that NOV Cor,
via would get it" But he didn't For the
benefit of these worshippers of the honora-
BILE gentleman, we publish the following
from the Star:
"Mr. COrwin was the opposing candidate
Ito Mr.. P%ennington) ia the Republican,,
party caucus held on Saturday last, but no
formal vote wac taken between them, mas.
much al it was evident to all that quite f1ur.
8t''' were Pennington men as against Mr..
ls not that a oonsoling item to these de-
luded victims to excessive admiration2
There was mo formal vote taken" They
did not give Mr.. Corwin the compliments Of a
bnllot-as it was evident that "lour-frths
were Pennington men US against MIR. Cor,
VIM Now combine that gentleman's emf
nent success at Washington with his extra
ordinary triumph at Columbus where he got,
solely through Mr.. PARROTS extraordinary
exertions, about eight votes in caucus, and
as many as five in the election where Chase
received IS, and we are amazed ut his high
position.
The truth OF the matter is that Corwin
republicanism is at a discount The editor
of the Journal wouldn't bring more than 90
cents on the dollar in Washington city
ameng the members of his own party; and
we doubt whether it would pay auctioneer's
fees TO sell him at public sale in Columbus,
Wisconsin wild,oa or bogus ooin would
pass more readily among bankers than these
Dayton p~retsnders to republication of the
Journal and Corwin clique among the lead.
ing spirits of their " organization.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-10
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in the Senate, Yesterday. petitions were
prsssnleaAGd4 c4s4Aa Or ANN requiring
p%eddIers to pay ns0F& Aferchanls are re-
quirsd TO pay Tor q law fgr the bottor gov
mt Of railroads AZ for a law reeogni-
Wy d6ss SaFsSnass that they may be law
afNilY Walssica Rbainst theft and for a dog
tar hNsN Mae bills were reed the second
ilmss ami committed. sundry messages
from Ole House Of Representatives wore rel
ceivsj, announcing the progress o. business.
The following bills we're introduced and
read the fret time to provide for the erccl
ton Of q new building for the lnstitutio, for
the Deaf and Dumb, to provide for leyyipg
n tax to build bridges on turnpike roads, to
amend section Az Of the Code A r%esolu-
ton was offered, and referred to the CON-
mittee on the penitentiary, to furnish each
Of tho oongicts with a Bible. The Senate,
IN committee Of the whole, considered sum
dry bills. The bill, supplementary to an
act entitled IAN act fixing the ratio Of inter-
est" passed January II, 1894, was discussed
nearly the whole afternoon, and the Senate
adjourned without coming to a vote thereon.
In the House, a large number Of petitions
and memorials we're presented and referred,
and several bills we're read the second time
add committed. The following bills wero
introduced and read the first time for the
relief of the Ohio Medical College; to regu.
late the fees Of county clerks; further dehn-
ing the duties Of county auditors, and clerks
Of the Board Of lnarmary Directors The
following bills we're passed to require pare
ties litigant to pay the jury fees in civil ca
SEES. Notice was given Of f bill to prevent
the invasion Of other States, &c; and Of a
bill to amend the free banking law; n bill
in relation to the Superior Courts and one
In relation to the rights Of married women,
were ordered 10 DO engrossed and read the
third time to-day. A communication was
read from the directors of the penitentiary,
in reply to a resolution; also q communica'
ton from Hon l., d. Campbell, enclosing
the Hamilton resolutions in relation to the
C.H x d, railroad, and the Legislative visit
from Kentucky and Tennessee.