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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

r. Capt CAssIus NJ CLAY passed up and down
Msn-, Yesterday morning, with his splendid Cavalry
company. Their different movements were performed
with skill esse and ceeri,v This Is The Oldest Company
IN Esntrcky and one OF Oldest no. The Oldest in the
Union II has been in constant state of organization
eyer since the l.st war II Is composed Of nne.
noble BODY OF men, and decidedly one OF the best looking
compsne. we have ever II may be equaed, but we
viii lav SIN all wager that fer bravery efficiency, courage
and dsrng IL will have Superior al she seat Of war
there ia work for them and they do not win their fun
sh,re Of oorv and renown have much mistaken their
leader, Capt. Clay. tLouis'tAe Coutlef' LII
~ Dr.. BRISBANE, formerly slaveholding Cler-
pvmsn in Charleston says that when he in South
Earolina one of bis Baptist brethren underwent
Church MAI FOR very serious offence. This Baptist
brotber had been the means OF separating slave bus
hard and wife for ever He had been inporruned not
10 do ito sell them both 10 one master. and not wiring
their hearts with the agony OF separation but he SAID
"ie could see them boti IN hea frG &c was brought
I'D before the Church and u!ed-fos what think Jet
For the inhunanity OF sundeTing man aud vile NO
hu, for r,ine profsne language Hs spiritual advisers
and coworEers ,osk no thought of the crime of parting
What God had Joined together but they were horrhed
a, The nrofane expression used By their brother
FIRE N NORTH HAyEs.-On Sabbath evening
6rs b-oke ON: In building occupied AZ the carriage lac
OIL bronson and Mr.. Andrew Martin. The build
ipg wa, 100 feet IN length and three stories high Total
los, nom three 20 The circumstances OF the are
ali tend 10 the belief tbs: wa caused q an tneeno5
Sev-Hkysa HsrNd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
patent Meoirinss.
sANDs's SARsAPARILLA.
Fos THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALI.
DISEASES ARIsIsS FROM Az rNPuRE STATE OF

49, - Aktsiss pSoM AK ISrukE sraIh "
,,o6.is az E,nSs, 81 or .hL ~, c
carasse Sorr e.. R,r a.. On n 49,. ae s ~ ~
t,y ,rmrnt md Pnr oftsx Ro,<, - -, $500 IT,.
S,pk,lt,e Svyaptop Scl,,. or I.,.I,.. - n
oyrrns from "a, tssd,c,osy u,< OF 49,, l,r, :,
Drvpyv Erysn..e tp,,rxencs "a I.fr si,o Ckyost.
Co...,i,sioroI Dssordrrs &c
rrJHIs preparation 10 combination hth.rt,ur.o.r 4,
~, history OF Medicine differing enslv IN n. .hs,,s
~ "a oosrstous from tbs prepsrsioo, 81 s,r.s
an, hrh have been tiHrrsn times offered 10 ho ,h
,cI. .n-ciec.Ily uooo tho whole syssuu thefeny
1: md a. II, direct and Immediate nauenea AZ
,hnss fnow,rful beaiing raec,, vet n n an
ureI hsrre,s go si n cannot injure ,ho ,os telcate
constitution When IN perfect sealb es-e, produced
by exccp, a. increase srpei;e bot when cscsse
IL seated IL he frame and Carrying f.s' s yean song ne
path ots, then lis inalccce 10 ot snd teen,
enhindrs lew ne and vsor and brings heah and srns
10 the suffering sAd ctscsseo.
The propreots eh nit To ts public he following eefuo.
cate from nignS fespeetaos source, Of euro usoeoJ
using l6el pEepNsuco OF ssrsspaitta
ELiZAskTAHohr, N }. May Is, 1875.
A. S. SASps-G-nIeneo; Having been cured Of {
scroCrs disease by t- ue OF celebrated en6
invsuable sar'spa1us eel Do ~ inSumecnt duty
which nys Offering eow beings to teauy 10 he
mesns hch restored 10 aeeh, under he bessts Of
Providence aer all other rr.es failed The ciscsse fret
sopesr- iu ANAL pirnples 6lsscrs which suended
with voleul itching and burning Ihese pfssdipg covered
he body and pruae together lome9 large scales and
srfNffr which ssasJ ws,er and the siin cracking
burning blood and nsrt com bned making The distress
sr,.t Ma 70 d-prvr me OF ali nsur, res Ny body being
Covered with mass OF scuTf aud scsrs ss-cted gem
-r. health which rapidly failed and WA obliged 10 xban
don my business was treated by various peyscsns and
ired different remedies without receiving any PERMANENT
benefit then went iplo the New.York Hospal and re-
NAMED for fourteen weeks under treatment which pro-
ducad relief Aer Leaving the Hospital The dts
esss returned In few days. and when given up by my
friends arG pairing OF relief from source heard Of
your Ssrsspas and Immediately resolved on giving ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
oRARY'S AMBREINE CREAM.

THIS SUPERIOR COMPOUND Is prepared expressly
for The use of the ladies'. and Is designed beauty The
AKIN and give clear complexion. hss given very gene
raj sa;isfseon in Boston, Lowell Providence and many
other Eastern cies And The proprietor has been greatly
encouraged by the increasing demand os The article N
recently introduced.
II Ia washing. il considered very refreshing aDd
It's fragrance very delightful leaving TIE akin soh ana
smooth
The Ambreine Cream confidently offered 70 dealers IN
fancy goods ihs city, DggisI are particularly
invited 70 give ita Trial.
Sod a, wholesale by he Manufacturer n. A. Cray 40
M.rri,nact-st Boston VIM A CROKER CO.
Wholesale Agents, 81 John 81 Newly YORK
cRARF-S AMsaEINE SOAPS superior article for
shaving Is recommended 10 the st,-uon Of gentlemen, and
L. Manufactured and sold a. above
Nev-York May 10Th. 1876 uyS lmeoo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

~ The Cure without Medicine.-Dr. CHRIsTIE's
GALyASic RINGS MAGNETIC FLUID.-This new appli-
cation OF The serous powers Of Gavanism and Magnet
sttrsc.ing creased attention for Its wonderful eff
cacy The cure Nervous Dordersthe most painful and
tedious OF the many diseases which all subject
The simple application OF the Rings and Fluid Is supsrced-
Ing Inc OF the expensive and mschlnes being
more preferable for their uniform cheapness safety and
cess Only Agency in New-York 1872 BROADWAY.
A new WORK on Galvsnsm By DR.. A. II. CHRISTIE, just
ismed and be had gratis at the agency mylSr lhto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
Senerai Notirrs.

II Life Insurance.-Psrt OF capital paid in-tn
P.r of capit. Invested Ne-York. IN The OF Lo
cal sosis 3: gst e. S5 Cd nc fd 10 III. CAPITA,
Losses promptly paid in 'rfH 0pprosed BY The
Local BoGd.
Full powers delegated TO the Local Board; Committee
OF which every "Wednesday rhe Socieys Oee IS
Waist TO decide ali questions referred 10 them
dali suouni of premium loaned 10 the assured III desir-
ed :or Eve yesrs.
Every improvement. IN the science OF Life Assurance
sdop-d IN London VII he ouod IL use by hi. n.tuon
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCi-
CAPITAL So, 500, 900.
UNITED STATES BOARD OE LOCAL DIRECTORS
toFFIcE "a WALL-sT)
JACOB HARVEY .n Esq cssirmsO,
JONATHAN GooDhuE, Esq.
JAMES BOORMAN ETC
GEORGE BARCLAY, ESQ. SNew-Yorh
GoRH;.M i. WORTH, Fec.
SAMUEL NJ FOX. ESQ
w VAN HOOK. FAC
SEARS c. WALKER. E.q p,r.,.,,,,.
GEORGE REX GRAHAM Esq
J. LEANDER STARR, Manager and General Agent
for the United States and British N. A. Colonies
PHYSICIANS TO THE SOCIETY (MsDIcAL ExAMISEss)
J.KEARNY RODGERS, NJ. D. Ito B.eeciersl
ALEX Z HOSACk, ". D. lOl Franklin.st
g. s. KEESE, NJ. D., $50 Fourihst
THE MERCHANTS BANK OF NEw.YoRK
STANDING COUNSEL.
WILLIAM VAN HOOK. Esq SO Wsllst
JOHN HONE Esq Ii Finest
The follow among The advantages held out by Thu
Institution which will be found advantageous the
assured and which seldom offered by Life Insurance
Companies, viz
The peculiar advantages secured TO tbs assured by the
principle of the LoAS Department thus bleeding the utility
OF n SAVINGS BANK with Life Insurance
The psymen; OF premiums, annually, hslfyeary, quarter
ly. or monthly.
No charge for stamp duty
Thirty days allowed aft-r each payment OF premium be-
comes due, without torfeiqre of policy
Travelling leave extensive aud LIBERAL and extra prem
uns on the mosi moderate scsle.
Conditions the policy less 10 the assured than
usual IN cases OF Lite Assurance. (See pamphlet)
The ACTUAL and DECLARED PROFITS published Ia success
sive Rspors aodng data for calculations OF the value
OF the this Institution. These profits will,
each division, be PAID IN CASH ifdesired.
BEING uScoNSEcTEp WITH MARINE OR FIRE INSURANCE
DEFERRED ASSuITIEs.
Parties insured say al 81 years OF age for sum payable
provision from thai fund FOR iher families for II they
before attaining the stpuGttddse the office is bound 10 pay
tvokd of al the ade by the assured and they
while living, al any time act upon such payment a.
loan fund 20 the extent
The General Agent OF his Institution has recently
ed from London and prepared 10 give every information
desired many modes by which Life Insurance
be effected upon application the Sociey's chief office in
,his city. "a Waist
The public are respectfully requesed examine the dis
ugushlrg principles his Irsiuon-th-ir tables ofraes
their distribution OF profits the facilities afforded by
their Loan Deparimenl-oefore deciding TO Insure else
where.
Medical Examiner 10 II attendance The Office daily
al three o'clock, P. NJ. Fee paid by The Society.
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman Local Board.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent NIL 2awlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

SMfTH,S HOMEOPATHIC Pharmacy, No. $50
= Broadway, adjoining Nibo'. Thesre-John T. 8.
Smith has large assortment OF Homeopathic Medicines
in tncrure, isuaaons diuiions and glooules Sugar Of
Mflk Pure Alcohol Distilled Water, Pellets. &c Gs Ply
rcsn Pocket and Family Cases OF Medicines hand and
prepared 20 order. Homeopathic Paaer, substitute for
Ordinary Court and Adhesive Plaster and excellent ep
pliadon for CornS. mP U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

To The Editor Of The Tribune
1 send you drawing OF the Castle OF San Juan
d'Ulloa at Vera Cruz and sketch OF the Harbor,
copied from authentic drawings made on the spot;
the latter by one in the French Squadron during
their attack AS this port is likely to be the seat OF
offensive operations on the part OF our Government
il ia well that our citizens should have some correct
idea of what is to be encountered in an attack upon
the Castle Our Government is teo apt recklessly
to compromise it's officers by placing them in stus-
lions Of responsibility and danger with means wholly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

Prince de Joinvils The Corvette continued under sail
during the sction time passing TO position on the
other side Of the Castle at No. s.
No. s.. Bomb vessels with two heavy mortars each.
all 80 FOUNDERS besides the mortars In the Bomb
vessels. The action lasted six hours, during which
the French threw 3o2 bomb shells. III Pa1han shot,
and III solid shot, In all upward of l2l tons, or
2oi tons per hour.
The Mexican, threw less than 10 tons in ALL
The Mexicans allowed the French deliberately to
tow their frisates their position. maneuver
occupying two hours without firing shot ct them.
The powder used by the Mexicans was very weak
and their balls, consequently would otpenerate the
ships sides, Their FIRE was, however. well direct
ed, and the French carried of large number Of
sbo, sticking in their sides which did not go
through.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

No. =. .Frigate Sevede, 2srns
No. 3. ..Frga,e La Gloire. 81 suna.
No. Corvette Creole, 20 guns, commanded BY the
The following facts relative to the French attack
taken from an authentic report by one of their off,
GERS of Engineers, may suggest some idea OF me
strength Of the Castle and comparison between
its capacity at that time and the present The Wa
ter Batteries have been erected since the French
attack.
The Mexicans used in the action but ls guns, viz
Five lS.pounders; four p Founders; FIVE ls-pound-
er cannonades; one "a FOUNDER; one s'pound-
er, and three l2-pounders the last mounted on The
Cavalier (No. A. A magazine near them exploded
destroying the Signal Tower and killing agrea' num-
Der Of men, and sencing the guns on the Cavalier
The broadside Of the French ships was 90 guns,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
CASTLE OF SAN JUAN d'ULLoA,

ENGRAVED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

inadequate to meet the contingencies that are
mos, likely to arise 1t is TO be hoped that ii San
Juan is TO be attacked that sucien, force be sent
10 take il It's one of the strongest Harbor Deences
in the world but have the opinion from an &C.
complished and experienced officer, well acquainted
with the place. that four ships OF the line and four
bomb vessels, in addition TO the force now under
Com. CossERs command, would be sufficient TO
take it. There are many in our gallant little Navy
who would like to ty it with that force.
Yours &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
FOK WE Pile.

aTs for he plies tn.ernelo or external bleeding
or blind Bold ii Ia Tuonst DTsionss saa ~ ne rro-
10 an oce practice, where Ples and al
sisssses arc successfully Keated Medical O&es
a Rawsry. a doors aboIe Sprn&st mhi5 smeAWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

-ESCy FOX VAUGHN', Veseunne Lilhou.

!. EENCY FOX tAUGHN'S ve2eeane Lilhon-
A;Tiotc Mixture is IS2 Nassau, opposite Clinton Hall,
NswYork orly place In tho city where II can no bought
The great reputation this article hss through tho Eorih
am section of the United States induced the proprietor
10 est .bsn DepG the above location, ami dasers or
cous1in-rs will md Il always hsoc rpidy TO forward 70
any pan Of the couny Pamphlets containing Testimony Oh
u Dropsy, Gravel diseases Of be Urinary OrsaLs
e diseases OF u. Lungs, Pies Je1roee'
SHofus, Ssii Rheum Ge. &c. viii DO ufn,sb7d o. et
respectable TO be questioned or douoo1 so "
this city proprietor has tho ho1.ty 10 use be game o. o
Rev c. spsry u lS2 N.s.su:st who WIZ star me no
know. of the eec of ,nis m,dcine Ia drorsy 40
The n.rar cha c,er Of The p,esciDr VIII sooT ssn 10
he use OF 80 OF bottle in c.e, and oo "a Nc a,e "
tee u OK bottle The singular efeci proouco W as
nIsag pne in Twelve Is exol.aed 10 tho whies
.he pubic and ali Interested will pIsase eau aaa g ~
G,y; .''0e " - m3S SmsodMWk&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

A CRAsH-A new three story brick building on
the North East OF Columbia and sycamore sts
Cincinnati owned ana occupied by David Corr as grocery
and LIQUOR store fell the 10th with tremendous crash
Mr. Corr had just repenished his stock Of goods and his
loss will be severe II is not known whether any persons
buried beneath the ruins though fears are entertain
Cd that one or two may have been thus cat on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

cS- For Boston VIA Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra Capt Williams. will leave South
side Of Pier No North River every Monday Wednesday, and
Fr,tay at P. M. connecting with the al Allyns
Point [my5nl CALEB PRATT. Jr. Conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

ER bcHtul LILO iIsufhHCc SoIupduJt
No. Wall-sl.-Iti 10 year Institution
menced the business OF Life Insurance the liberal plan
then frat announced In Its prospectus That the principles
therein contained have mel with The appreciation Of those
who have sought the advantages which such Institution
affords In making provision for family needs other
proof OF The fact that 7O Policies have
been issued and that premiums 10 the amount OF Sl5i6
Shave Deen received during that period.
The Of funds received for premiums has already
established large capital which must rapidly increase by
the payments Of second years premiums the accruing
iaerest and the current receipts for pcces The
cumu alton from sources enables the Directors full
81 their promises 10 lay up fund NEE! the H.
creasirg insursd-equa TO retnsuo every e-psy
all demands losses and divide lsge profits among the
Insured.
II April Statement-muua Benefit LIE Insurance
NJ. wall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

cF To Ladies.-Mra COVE continues 10 give advice
and directions with respect the application OF Wafer
Cure s diseases Of women and children, al her resi-
dance 2Sl lOlh.s!. N.Y. Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
NEW APPARATUS FOR EVAPoRATING
STEAM-Ths subscribers are now prepared 70 sup

DY STEAM-Ths subscribers are now prepared 70 sup
ID ply orders for their Improved Eyaporator
Tha apparatus viii be found 10 be OF great ysuG LOT s
making extracts OF woods heating oils for
disuing turpenne, and in abort for every opeon o.
beating, evspors.ng or concentrating hGuo,, gu
with greater rapidly than any sppsrains eyer
before constructed Al evidence Of US exceueoesI
Teseyed The premiums ofa gold medal and silver
- ore Of The Eve most valuable inventions exhibited
Up - 49, S-o " ~ JAMES J. AAPE9 Consulting
-1oA 10NA WILLIAM A. cox, EpgipeeIs,
No emt, Ssxv.y ovf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

A.. Bastlon de la Soedad B.. Ba,on de- Ia Santiago
...Bastion de la San Pedro.
D.. .Basiion de la San Crispln.
E, F, G, H. J...Water Batteries, mounting so heavy
guns.
X, K.-.A new work formed Of earth, upon which heavy
guns mounted.
L. L, and VI, NJ Glacs or sloping mound Of earth !;
the outer glacs protected against the by wall
The Castle mounts 200 guns, principally 80 and
42.pounders, and the Water Batteries so guns
Among these are several throwing 64.pound Paix.
han shells, and we understand, one l6o.pounder.-
The relief is about 40 feet The parapets are all of
masonry There arc no gun classmates, the men
being exposed to shells. The bitches are wide and
wet, the work being built on coral reef under wa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

OF j. Sherwood Commissioner Of Deeds for the
States Of NewYork Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Texas
also Wisconsin and Iowa Territory Office Is Pine.sl
doors East OF Cus;om-housa up stairs myZ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
The Crops, &c.


TIE CROPS AND THE WEkrRER-AlInost daily
are our hearts gaddered by the cheering intelligence
hst the crops-Whest Cotton and Corn-aHord unusual
promise Of early and extensive harvest For the las!
few days we have had repeated showers. giving health
an yigor TO vegetation, and rendering less ardent me
bany breezes from the South. Albany (Ga) Cour 9th
Er We hear that there was slight boar frost IN
low situations In some OF the neishboring towns last
week The weather Is now quite warm and pleasant
There has been no rain for long time and vegetation
begins suffer There also much complaint oil oen-
cheney OF water among those who are compelled to rely
for their supply on rain wafer. lSosto. 'ourna.
The GARLAND LETrEE-The Pontiac Gazette
states that Charles e. Stewart Esq OF this city was held
bail on Monday for his appearance before the Grand
Jury charge of libel preferred By Charles Draper,
ESQ OF ths. village On the preliminary examination,
Mr. Draper testified that he the Garland letter
until be copy said TO have come from Ohio he
was never IN the Gazette printing office. or any other
when any such paper was printed or published.
[Detroi, Advertiser.
T Col Taylor, brother of Gen. Taylor, went
down the River on Saturday night MS way 10 Join the
Amy At Ms;smoros he In company with Maj. For
svth and is to take charge OF the Couissara; Depart
men. Col T. wss with his BROTHER a; the hght at Oke-
chpbbec In Florida and rendered gallant service He was
for wears stationed at the Sabine previous TO the
Revolution of Texas and well acquainted Tita thst re-
ciop N oountry. Albany Atlas, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

No. Lives Insured sW
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ C. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent
JAS. STEWART NJ. D. Medical Examiner NO. oil Broad
WAY lei lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

No. l.. .Frigats Iphegsnie, so guns.
No. J.. .Frigate Seve!de, 50 guns.
No. g.. .Frigate La Gloire. 81 sunh.
Nnrrat.a Hr&nla On a1ina q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

No. L.. Officers quarters.
No. 2. 3...Gusrd Houses.
No. Cavalier, where stood the Signal Tower, de-
stroyed by the explosion Of Of the magazines during
the French attack.
Nos. S, 6, I, 8, o. TO-. Powder Magazines.
Nos. II, IL, Is. IA Landings.
No IS. Mason work over entrance.
No. Is. :. Lighthouse
ter. Behind the Castle extends tae Galega Reef
and Shoal, securing it from approach on that side.
The Castle is about 900 yards from the town, the
harbor lying between. There isno good anchorage
in the harbor ships have to be moored to rings set in
the Castle wall for protection against the Northers'
which blow with great violence.
The following drawing represents the harbor of
so the Position of the French I4ttackinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17


Policies Issued from lst May, lsi5, to Stat March, 1886
III months) li1S
Whole number policies LIST year......:.....l7pl
Whole Of premiums FIRST year 1853 .
This Company has with but two Losses, amount
'-' RoBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ c. MILLER, Secretary.
JOS. L. LORD, Agent.
JAS. STEWART. M. D. No 62l Broadway. myln
r. Muy Statement OF the Mutual Beneh Life In
Col Al isgl month of Nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
Squadron.

Vera Cruz md the Caa-wng also the Position the French attacking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
.,.z- Work constitutional Convention
THIRTEENTH DAY.

p,an-The People to elect GoTs
Talmaase senate, md the Governor and
srnor an' .,,e, the highest state Conrt-Ed-
se0ae ~ worden on state Naturalization
acallon nrnpo.es Free Trade In Lawyers
On Petitions ALBANY, June l3th 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

An Extra of the Mobile Herald, dated June 6,
gives some intelligence brought by the u S steam
ship Mississippi Pensacola, additional 10 that al
,,blisbaJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-06
EiElGA-So
rrIE LYXGhDURG NiRGINiAN

Lp.st;saedssmi-weekiy '"""'" """""" ana Thursday
. ~, D,u,rs per annun, payable in adrance. No sub
oan ,eibe rceeiGed}or shorter time than sir months
nd M paper ,ci discontinued fercept at the discretion
I'm. Eators) until all a,rearases are paid
~ .spHERTTS E.ME.N1's Inserted at 80 cents pei,
,, /or isss) for ercry inner form insertion and 37A
,.r IRE (or isss) for soery outer form insertion
EYER ADVERTISER IS required 10 note on his
manuscript, ho,o long he 'eiSes h advertisement inserted
,,;n,,,t mt so noted, uul be inserted tGt its dis
outiauance be ordered.
ron YEARLY .4DFERTFSIN'G the terms nre for
h. ,ripssse squares 10 for one square SZ9 for
n.s,1rre inne. form, ss5. Erery yearly Advertiser
sas his Advertising TO hspart'eu-
arlias Of business
a. JOB PRLNfLNG erec"ted neatly and erpea"'o"s'
and on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-06
Correspondence Of the tnercan.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

NAsnNGroN, July 30
Mr.. DIX presented memorial humerpusy s. ned,
for the repeal of the Pilot Laws of 1887
The memorial was laid upon the table bill having,
been departed upon the subject by Mr.. Johnson OF
Maryland.
Mr.. MANGUM moyed 10 take up Inc bill granting
size for the Washington Monumental Association. The
motion was agreed To, hui MIR BENTON Immediately
made upon the bill upon the ground that the morn
ing Business had not been dlsp sed Of Mr. b. moved
lay The bill upon the table, which agreed 10 by
vote oi "a to 30.
PRINTING OF CONGRESS.
! Mr. NILES moved that The Joor Resolution pro7id