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SCHOOL BOOKS, in great variety, for sale by
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jy 3l--n Corner Of llth ct. aud Penn, av
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

CONSERVATIVES, remember that il Ia Thorn
sons Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naphtha, which is daily affecting such
remarkable cures in pulmonary consumption,
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Weilar's Hacking is one Of the most shining arti
Giles in the rnarket-spirit ofthe Times, Apri2.

Patent Backing: -Mr. J. WelIar, No. so, Ches-
nut ST., has prepared a Patent Liquid Backing,
which produces beautiful jet Polish and does not
injure the leather. Those who would have polish
ed understanding should read the advertisement in
another column.-U. 8. Gazette, May i,
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MoRAv1AN COTTON HOSIERY,
Of all prices and real Moravian Blue dye.
IMPERIAL COTTON HOSIERY.
Black Slate and Mode colors A full assortment
TAILoRs TRIMMINGS.
Black and coIored Silk Twist Vest Bindings, col
ored and Black SRI Braids; etc. etc.
uly 20 If .'
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The proposals should also set ioh ihe size, Ias, % @
scrPuon Oh tue vessel, with suicicpt ny -,
PIE ne u1ctsioh 70 DC niaue on ne aeoo =, ts ~,
hcers Oh tne naval service, whethei the sano 20 W
convertible INTO snip OF war Ana sPeca ioueo - 49,
by given that aeeaby the provisions Of the ao o.
gress 81 March, 1913, those proposals (oelng
IN other espeets) VIII be preferred, which sha W
denver me steamship or shlPs, 10 DC povueu io
said mails TO The United States, or to her proper
on demand made or me purpose OF being converse
vessel or vessels oil war The United States being oo
their part 10 pay the ar tni value thereo NJ S e VI
livery, to be ascertaned by four appraisers Two
by the President oil the United Saies ana Two oy inc o"
owners with umpire in case OF Disagreement 10
be appointed by the President Oh Inc ohlteu 9taus
The bidder may embrace IN ms oner SUI W
y an agent OF me Post once department WIN to
or he may omit H. at MS discfeon ouoh sP VA I i
induce preference to be given IN iaVol Oh oo eqo" Ia
DINER respects, over u pa MOI COMBINING IT.
Articles OF conrac are 10 oe eAecuteu " w. H., ~ e.
bidder and by ms sufeues, oy or before e 81 :,
emoer next Inc contract 70 pore'urs;, - ~
hlngs tha the pay OF the mp Is 10 DC loceu wy
trip Is not performed, ana due proportion oi ~ weh
grade oil service Is rendered INFERIOR 70 tn' ~ ia
contract and that hnes may be nPosea, unesS e %
quelcy De satisfactorily eAplaIieu III uue ue' ~
70 Jake rom or 70 deliver mo- .e posi- oe r. All
CIV, 'is . -, ~ - 70 no y, in,
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Foreign Malls.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
from the LIST of September 1877, the ships
can be provided the Both of June 1851, the following
routes will be received the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department, in the city of Washington, until M
the 18th oJuy lSf7 Ito be decided by the LIST oil Augu
in the manner and time hereafter specified, viz
No. e From Charleston, $. c., by St Augustine, hey
West and Havana in the Island OF Cuba Chagres, in
New Granada, LAO miles and back, once every two
MONTHS in steamships ..
Proposals for once month also for twice month
conveyance from Charleston, by ST. Augustine, and Key
West, Havana, $40 miles and back, will be consid-
cred
Proposals for commencing the above route at New York.
Savannah, Pensacola, New Orleans, will also be con-
sidered Also, to omit St Augustine.
No g. From Astoria, by San Francisco, i'm California,
Monterey, and such other places the coast the Post
master General may direct, Panama, New Granada
with extension Chagres, 1890 miles and back, once
every months, in steamships, between Astoria and
Panama, and by suitable land conveyance between Pana-
n and Chagres
Proposals Tor month conveyance viii be consd-
cred. -
No. e. From New Orleans, La, by Galveston Texas,
Paso Gallo and Braso de St Jago TO Tampco in Mexico,
l $50 miles and back, month, in steamships
Proposals for frequent conveyance will be consd
cred.
The proposals should specify the day of the month
which the vessel conveying the mail is to depart from the
each end OF the routes also the day OF arrival at
each port,
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ItINHAED NJ. DUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Notice to prescription Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of preempon TO any
ands Withn The limits of the townships above enumera
ted Is required to establish the the satisfaction o.
me Register and Receiver OF the proper Land Office, ana
make payment therefor, practicable after sflns
hs nofce and before the day appointed tor the commence
en OF the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
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IHE Invaids OracIe.-Iy Doctor Kitchner, author Z"
l. the Cooks Oracle In l volume, new edition.: on
April6-3 +. TAYLOR
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by the Pres,deni Of the United stntes.

Acting Commissioner OF the General Land
Nov 20-law26w
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if his bid for carrying the mail from ----- to ----
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into
an obligation prior tothc Isl day of September next with
good and sufficient suretes to perform the service pro-
posed -,
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF post
MASTER other equivalent testimony that the guarantos
are men of property and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be the Department sealed
dorscd proposals for Route No. -- in --------. and
addressed the first assistant Postmaster General
Eor the prohibition of bids resulting from combinations,
and the terms and conditions which the contract is 10
be made see the last annual advertisement.
G.. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April q, 1917.
April 2i-lawtI5Juy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

5thef'. hail rzlls,l u hs ,arz.rassNhst far rou
; t.efel Sc you dsisr.n loding NJ hs finger dang
ifnr ~ - I lin, II ssaf " 81 ny fuzsf I'll
- an. pr So. g Il g VII h rz=ss -.
p eaa a:Idass - sr ii#re ara al east
III - NJ a#ly / TAI Gsin rasssl sa5t I'm IN. Let
IN psg Il rs estsiat Il IL saf.s:ie. gss
N another ball Just yon rsa CIT II ny fn-
.era But al DID satisfy Is antagonist the reif
cd
The pr.ass Is fpna i tgsar n he goes \ far the
pass u tile field snd Ting that swim. thf
ssser. lis tAe ar. crawl, II vas the esflh mt h.
las served p n h.s tals. AIssaf saeas. iags. sin
hiitd evs AL ss.ai eraws no fal p4laisaie. II
iaere snimal she praee asa't Ike The hiasafl
Is to5 many III iln. 4 r. h..a lrie8. | iff "a
rasiel, try I'm siesel. AID iaake sap 4 NJ. ba1
The bdzzzn IS m ge5'e. have a. prejudice aeanst
hin, lat e54k Aa every way and itea 10 lie mn
puzzaf.'s sup ih.iik d that II tasrs ffonehmaa
u A1siIie the res sarccs 1T 4 ntw e,unfsa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
CANAL EXTENSIDy

The Senate having passed the bill providing tr tho
extension OF 1t Canal 10 Buchanan, all deuttisu al
end up subject In which OFT citizens have manifested
lively interest, and touching which their course Ia.
lem niisrf pr scented. and heir motives asrer,d Tho
anal, II IS determined. sal be finished to Z, chan,n
Tie received by our citizens with YER, gr,,
e4uaninity. We should have preferred TO see II. e1
tnsion q the impr yement, hence weswarly by Raj
ad-but the Cana' policy Las prevailed and We sui
nit earnestly hoping that the sanguine ,1pecta,io,.
of lts original pr jec' 7rs may be fully realized
We have ~ fears that Iynchturg is to suffer from
the extension of The Canal Our has ca ptal inlu.
Try aad enterrrze which. together with its local ady,n.
iage- cannot fail to make Il prosper We are qoj to find
there is no croskag among citizens and that propc
sp1it IS manifested the occasion II become. u, 10
consider the best means Of improving cur c. mmnncaon
with the Southwest. and, having adopted specific paR
10 exert all our energies to carry into effect This
should lie done at 7 he till in relation to ,to
iynrhburg and salem Turnpike has ii will re seen, 10
me opposition 10 il in the S.na,e csasrg with
the Passa:e cf the Canal hill A Macadamized Tus.
pike hence to Salem will be of vast implrtanc--bu,
whether we should limit views TO it, demands guw
consideration. That Rail Road will one day stretch
itself IN that direction, have no, a doubt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

10 tc alnns. inpasrstle On seeaont q t,tteIs.
FsssktIez were gathering IN ell su,Tfers.
TT pefe eKpeetHg = II aianaf7s saa s'se
Pr lad "a ri.fidd and il9 a Il4e.d ss.ef
defence.
la#t Llwd. Of tie d Afisrv. lid len efdsfra Ia
lsase II rnen and IN lls s.Hsnt lis fisec a.
zen H. d h ssiantaan.
c. Rankteaa had afns'd Al lhe Bfsss aud saiied a.
5n=e IL. Tsmpca
7 new II r',e c.p.pfs Il Ma BIlaaa s7d
GaIae- and Canl Csssies II. Glsy. Is LILY e5n
frnefi.
IL etea'1-st actively rresszi n lie m7sa t'ffat
nnfae1 Il r1s,aetrs lie sfrHlsY awasilg -
opportunity In al e his city We Lave I'm ias
a.afnin2 I further H. : - this sffitsl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
POSTSCRIPT
STILL LATER FROM TIE BRAZGS AM
FROM VERA CRUZ

Alter our paper made Up this morning. the sehr.
1leoino, Capt Shaw, arrived FROM Rraas. whence she
sailed On the 10Th Inst. She has large NAL on board
which Of course Is not opened but from one or two
letters brought y passengers, aud arn verbal reports
gather the following news
Gen. Scott "as sill at the Brazos. bet expected
TO kage the Alabama, winch arrived there on the
morning Of the lGth.
Another aeaonni says that he was sail on tho Mas
racnsetis, which was certainly waiting f5r hm Foar
oonpanes d artillery were already en- heazl tal vessel.
fapt. Smiths. CAPS. Swarwouis and Lieut. shackle
fra's Of he 81 and Capt taons Of tie ID who are l.
art as bdy guard 10 Gen. Scott part Of til infant
~ was also on bard.
All the private Is at the Brazs bad heen tkcn
up BY Government. and rapidly oading with mules
wag1rs and provisions. Tie camp Al Pao Alto bed
been broker up. and Gen. Worth and staff were at tie
noah waiting 70 embark.
All the t-oars were in motion. The itli and Sh In
fairy already bard transports At the mouth Of
tie RIO eifande. The LIST Regimen; Il fes, ID Ora
9oons, Capt. Thylur's lght artillery, Col. Duncan,
artery, aud detachment Of recruits, still on
shore.
Tas Isais between Canary. aai M.atsrey wsrs ssi,
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e,' We had No Washington papers by Thursdays
NAL and are therefore, unable give fall account Of
what was done on Monday Indeed the proceedings Of
the House. at all tunes, and particularly the cl sing
hours Of the session. tunaltuDus that is hard 10
ascertain what is done The Senate has disagreed to
the House bill Tor the appointment of Lieutenant Gen
eral Under aa'ther name. 1t has asp adopted joint
resolution appointing Reporter Of lis proceedngs-aud
another. granting the OF the gaze Macedonian and
soap OF war jamestown 10 carry provisions Ireland
An attempt was made to re-admit Mr. Richie to the
fl or. which aled-yeas Is, nays IS The bin from
the Senate for the relief Of Ireland was referred in the
House to the commit Of Ways and Means There
Is no doubt that II was not acted Ii said the Pres
dent had declared in adySuce HAT he would vetoit
vast number Of private bills, and many public interest,"
were doubtless lost on "Wednesday simply from want Of
time to act Upon them, and all the expense of Legislation
IN regard to them, will have to be again incurred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

meeting ofthe citizens of Richmond has determined
to give nplimeniary dinner to the Legisaiurc-io
have salute frtd-and onminate the city. in corse
fuence OF the triumph Of the Canal b H. Richmond hss
abundant reason to reoiee-but, with submission, no
doubt the good taste of eastng the members of the Leg
Stature as one means of man Testing JOY The minority
could not, consistently accept invitation be present
at an entertainment given in honor of the passage Of
bill which they had opposed-whilst those who voted
Tor the measure wonld not 10 have their m'tlv"
brought into question by receiving public testimonials f
approbaon-no from their constituents but--from Tho
cltzfns OF the metropolis. We very far from think
ing the Canal merely local henet-but wish io''s
the Legislature free alike from the suspicion of hcng IN
Inundated by the dspeasure, arcd by the blandl'n-
mont, # the citizens of the metropolis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

o. The Bill Tor the resumption Of the payment Of the
interest on her public debt which failed al first. by tie
vote the use of Delegates of Maryland, was recon
sidered and passed bya handsome majority No doubt
OF its passage by the Seaate-so that, after the ls OF
January next Maryland may chow her i.cs an Change
wth.nt hlas.ipg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

o. The Senate has passcds own Three Million bill,
having rejected roVso similar to that contained in the
House bill What may have been It's fate in the House
we cannot say We leloyo the measure an unprecc.
den'ed one in the annals Of na,onsht SO anxious are
we to see the war brought to end that we have no
objections to the President buying peace since to con
quer one seems not very easy ask. If three Millions
ad out IN paying the Mexican soldiers ard brbng Santa
Anna can bring peace, it is cheaper than obtaining it by
force of arms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

Agernon S Gray, of Rockingham, hiss offered NM
self as Wing Candidate for Congress in the TENN ~
glon district. lie has fine talents. and shows h"''''
10 be brave man, by hoading the Lion IN his do''
Douglass in his hail. OF course, there is no hie y
his election. We glad, nevertheless, that nc
entered the CANVASS. The district never VIII re ~
ontionzod, if moi canyassed. The minority u'i'',
though still small. has steadily increased and IS
able for It's uncmpronisng fidelity to the cardn'i
cpIes of the Wing party. Light has penetrated WI
dark reees>es any contained in tic Tenth l. 5"
VIII the progress Of education, may hsTe TO 81.
Wing party in the ascendency. Districts oo'',
once quito a. hope1sly DcmcDiic ere nov wv
RE
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E.ssE'fsks g.E.t 'g.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of Ricarls.
N Ryan 4 Co. are earnestly requested 10 call and
settle Their The business be closed up
without delay any person has claim against the
firm. please present ior payment 10 the Subscriber.
NM. II. RYAN
PS- lam still selling great bargains on the cash
principle. and Shall a short time, add largely uy
present stock, Please call and examine II Viii e,sl
you nothing. w. H. h.
Feb It's If
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EDWIN II PAGE
.4T1'OR.NTT 1T Lily.

CAaPBhIL { H..
NNILL practice in all the Courts of Campbell coun
w ~, I'M Quarterly and SgIerior Courts Vi Frank
lin. Ptsylyania and iiaak Cnunties
+. i, and J. ". Page. having associated themselye.
in the practice Of the Law. Will attend the Ceur;s IN
Lynci,burg Amherst, Campbell. Franklin, pt,sylsania
ard Haitian All busintss n glsed 10 their care vii
have prompt attention.
FIR Z. II Page, address Campbell {. II.
J. W. Page Sill rsaias his siiiss in I.yushsu'g.
Esl 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

1t will be seen that the hope expressed 1.-THE sa"
~ OF the shipwrecked Louisiana Volunteers has been
realized-they having arrived in safety at Tnmp'o.
We have an interesting letter from Army Corrss
ponden the publication of which obliged to ec'''
until cur next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

es- We are authoriz Il 10 state that Gil tRLFs l..
Mosbi Will not be candidate to r-presen, the county
u Campbell in the next General Assembly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

et- DR.. /. jefferson Minor is the Wing, and Mr.
iFibblo the Democratic Candidate, for the Sena,ora
District, composed Of the counties Of Essay Caroline and
Spotsfstana. At Yre-en, terc.tn'e3ly Nj su,,rn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

o. Eghcr' Il. Watson and w. u. Hart are thc Wing
candidates for Albcmare county. Mr. Br, wn declines
re election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

49, TIE 81 BSC BlBlR. having s.seels
" ted with him in business Mr.. thsres +.
KIN Usher, would respectfully inion the cit
n lie Of lynchburg and surrounding
country, that We shall continue To keep
Is S--l all such goods usually kept IN cui
81 line ol business, such IS
y >, com and SLY liz Lawn NATonrs
A.--.S also plan atsles Of ariaus descriptions,
Gold Guard aud Fob Chairs, GtaTG hes, breast Pms,
Flgei Riss, Eaa Raiss Bracelets, .Ntct ts7a-
nleatS, Gold aud Sirer pcnct',, toral .Ntgiigtes
large portion those eoon> nst 10 hand The
tic are ~, retiall, solicited In cali and see them
We hast also good stock oi SnYlR NsRN, consisting OF
TtBlr. Ts, hsfFr and SALT ~feoNs, Soer lsrlf> amt
Sra4R To>Gs, with every description oil tins manuactu.
this place What TIVE have IL, on h1na, prepared
make at short notice All kinds OF REPAIRING III the line
done in Mat and nla,BLk style
II. SILyERTH0RN,
tilARI.ES +. FISHER.
The undcsgned ing received bis in7,faeio
81 The most siifl woIinisn h e, Ices himself tui,y
qualified to rendrr iu Satisfaction ho may please
nirst ief a3tnfs and tLat IA HIM, all oil Nhi h lie
guarantees To perform well. CHARLES +. FISHER.
ner. 7-3m II
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~ az ##ts5f,,v
rs. e.a,n.l,qe m ri,ec, rer..r,ed Lack tho army Az
sf,arsiJ5.i bill With slae II NJ amendments winch
- a=.ffed "a. and the b.il Va n,ssa.l
r.. .s, ZEE re-. rid hack the Psi Route
Ill s,,fb -a.Ify ,,.eedfnpet which WIZ agreed 10
>5mar5as abaI ansa5aeaf. We. sl5ped ans hem
on proy.iay or maj. In aal lr5m Dfsgon and another
rfasllfng for mai To ali from a army liz ID
T. sd
Tn committee On Military Afsir reported tack the
NM lu3n f,r the r.9atneit Of adv ncrs made by
lie >afs, the 81 s.eas~ end Transportation # ynn-
=ff previous T. Their b.a, raesg-d ,i,5 sefyIep wnh-
"a 4na3l4,i,t An amendment ~. alapfri h re=Izty
a4lIe5 ffaa l., individuals arine under orders from
~fntss The res luton WIS fhcn frt.,ed
", Cameron firm The ,...,li,'t, an the District ii
{ It,5, f.s4Ttej nm - latl.n i'm, the House
If.rf n the ~ -. II tie IL. On Monument As ..a
,n egtsp gpss wee. L. In. 3 ,apaa ard aSaed lf
H. o,5,.tfi4te - l,,sIs l.. lif b5nfyer was
I'D #.fhe IA L.
lie ibt5e II, HIM = ,y.s fsLen IN. ard Hr J. "
t,,,. -, Il l. .nea-I i. t,.5 n. t5ar4p.ll f,ioe-
-, ~ .,y,y.f., and .l,.,,s, lint Mr. Iel-,ssn
R.ins.f 80, fa the arin.f:sf, II e similar KIND
m, :, e,,r ,lu5ris.i ~, Il, he 437.>5n. .liniiana
NJ Fl.ya.fi .pe.s,5 reofiaI the Senate Until near
~ Ea, ,ej =. rs, fr, ale ard yer. eli oncnf
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13 Days later from Europe.

The steam. packet Cambria, Capt. Judkins
arrived at Boston on Tuesday evening, l6 day
from Liverpool, with dates to the Sd inst She
brought 75 passengers from Liverpool ant
f39O 900 in specie.
The news by this arrival 10 unimportant, with
the exception ofthe Intelligence ofths reaction
on the corn market. There had been a sudden
fall in the prices Of grain Of every description
in England, Ireland and France--chiefy caused
by panic among the specuIators, who had be
come alarmed at the high prices.
The British Parliament had adjourned for the
Easter holidays.
Our Minister to England, Mr.. Bancroft, lef
London on the Goth, on short visit TO Paris.
The Central Irish Relief Committee of the
Society Of Friends in Dublin, acknowledge ths
receipt Of donations from this country amount
ing to 1000 pounds sterling.
Daniel O'Connsll had gone to the Continent
his health was improving.
The London Morning Chronicle has Ions
article on the Mexican war. Ii accords to tbs
Americans Superior skill in 6ghting-thinL'
that Vera Cruz could be taken, but tho expect
alton Of successful advance it considers out o
the question.