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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26
LEGAL INEQUALITIES OF THE SEXES

X
Mrs Coe deli cred lecture on the Legal lnel1asies
crthe SEXES az the Tabernacle Friday eve aing Acf
Introductory remarks he lecturer announcsd maj me
,ia object OF her lecture was to show tho aecesi1i o.
uC.iioIing for the restoration Of nose s "
r nal bee derived The right OF petition v as h0re
.ofo,e copsiaored a. natural and indsputaole one II
had been So regarded since Christ sad AK aaa ye
shall receive And yet petition signed oy Two qua
drod and fifty thousand penons was objected 70
LEGISLATURE last wear because the signSs were parity 70
r,Iss The first disability Of women 60 which 1tleaioa
ss called was the unjust discrimination maze Oe-"eeA
the WAGES paid 10 men and women Tor the SANE soTNc
brcther and sister 20 0ut together TO seek eyo!
to teach school or example tAey lis .eA-o -
rev ss he sister The husband might clam as MS Oeh
bs verv yyaces Of his wies labor, anu VIII the 70 MS
own relations Walker, the Cincinnati writer on Ah5.f
can law had confessed the wrong end snSIfdy 81 NJ
married. woman the fiame e0rer as she vas 1ecnaIlDy
called as one whose life completely u'r5ed N NC
hands Before her marriage she was ever. 'uhs ~.
marriage according 20 the scriptures, she vas 20 &c ~
III her husband. bU; the Law makes ~. ,
husband yas uuder the common law OF bnslanl "ncn
the common law OF this couHtry, styled hef ~
yaropsomcines In plan terms, her ford lRe ii-a q
EQUALITY was not to be folRd in the law D.
woman however noble in qualities OF head or nsA.- ~
her individuality. The law OF marriage prssTu'S- 80.
Tentative Of individuality 4 husband 40 safe 80
was impossible legally. The idea Of merely l."
ceremonial words, uttered By a clergyman V.5
atipg such netamorp aosis. was severely delonsot
ard Haributs work Human lights was 80
10 sustain he views Of the lecturer. The neX toSo
broaehed vas he scrptua question. >. Paul san u
lecturer was constantly quoted By the opneso4s VI
woman On This quet0a-As II the Apostle hil never e
Joined dates as - anything else-ana some OF lsh p
se med 70 grow suddenly pioG' on his question o-,.-7
longer and more solemn vsaged than at any o1ler l'
Paul tsd erheed toe disciples OF as day 20 su0ic. ine
selves 10 he powers b. be- Why did noi me ss.sl
obeeioIs eondci1n Their fSsehegs for resisting s-s e0''
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Sam FraneIsea--arrived.

Nov SPas Mail C. steam s1p Gold Gate, Isham y d.
APsnama; Me Cos steamship sierra Nevada, oai WI sl
,erToo; Cochusse, Irving Is IS I'm boston, Dig San-'
,ifefn az u Panama schfs Rambler wood0rhsr "a
Tenas bay NJ Ry Net arty TN santa Ofusi ptHa
cove. a Teresa, campbell, TN bocegt....
kcv ~ renushp uncie sam, ls 49, Is I'm ran
sra Ks b. hcws IS g. IN. Puget sound tqna.or ~hJ
Irr ID "a TN Ochotsk DescemOns hdgeHey, Tn Hum
schs Golden Gate, iol ds IN te"- ora
via yapsrsIc 4 Fowler d. TN Pusets sound
Nov. lS- 30 arrivals " departures toi4 DAY
Nov f9-Na arrivals or d paEsuEes thS day 81,
Nov. &C. eamsbTs Columbia, Dali om 81 Helena " va
ron OIord 1los Hunt SAMPSON ON Crescent CITY sP ffAn
els z Ssse. Robson, I16 days lom Ne~-f0fA -
Nov a. IN soulheue Harris from San Dego ships "a
bn@ LiJv Ia DAYS Boston zabetb, Ham Jtnson 200
dss. om Hsmbur y days bara hma snd ousa
Hsmbarg via VALPARAISO % asJsj
F-tia hii Aanuso, ~ days from N.Ps-Ss -, XII
Nov sesmshp Goirh German, Iros san Pearo saP ni
ban III Acan, ls4 dsys from Glasgow va ynpsralso y lays
Nov Zs-shTs Carl CO, Hoffman 40 Gays nom fhisdephis
sarah srd Loss Lson le6 days from Newforz bark Olsa
tClill JerckelL " GAYS irom Val parsiso =, - -.
Nov 4 Cppsrhp Whistler erswn 1875 days from Boston ships
PoLefr Child days from bataorei valparaiso keane loO
lava o Pbsds pha barks Oheio Br Rise 10 fAy ron
IapsraO J,hG Calvin (pr tbb, II DAYS from valparaiso pig
Frsnces BreLns4Los. IS tHys from San Diego
Nov s. Biz ElEa TAYLOR, Preton, rom santa Cruz - . ,
Nov -G-ships Hero Stafford l5J days from YORK WEed
Scott NcLsa ISL days from New York bas
JGres a days Valparaiso Mceao Mazers IL dsy'fron
Nov z-cprer ship Kate Hayes RednonJ 1873 day, from B.t
IL DAYS barks Waer Csxon hae Andrews
from cruise Nnsvo Pacico Chill 81 days from faieahuana
sehr L Frost Hempstssd q days from hoacan NJ. IL,
H-stesmsAip kepEbic, McLtne, from ean beso sup
Pharssa ia days from New York bark Ausrsn lIa
AcCoy. 50 csys .Tsrs fs!pcraisc -.
Nov 90 Steamer Governor TGrnbul rom Bonss Bay ship
Mercedes Monies (Ch 50 dsy from iaesh1ans bark
niCD Clarke 1870 from New York via fteaAaani scar
Ger PIERCE Bselog SIS days from Boston lEa Rio do Jaeifs
Eoy 6-shp Bsrnsae lwbsler) 20 days from LahAlns bs
Roe. HAM elegg, from VGnc0dyers Island
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feared.

Nov lNc g. Co.'S steamship Pacse Blehen San Juan del
srd schr WandereE. Mason, Sau Pedro.
Nov. i7-Bark KpEsbary. Cook Portland
Nov Ia Ship aaln Fr Kong Kong ship Hannibal Mitch
eli. lsl.ao. -. r.
Nov 10 Steamship Rspnbic. Mclean Ian Diegoj ships T. C.
srspon srsneer Caao Chalon Err Dunas@u- Csso Lopez
End ssTfo b. NeGowsn, VaPsr; tsiss Aurora s~ Wen
Nsxnfsrt fHs Vrshsr AaEatan fannJ MAJOR,
ovsrs Island brss Rosae Seu "uPPer Iani-
sb,p Wirdwsrd Whiting IT, Caso ships Oscar, Lin
eciu Ceilso; suEcue hanna. Hung. rford Valparaiso
Ncv esushp BrOher Jonathan, BALDWIN, Mare Island
shrs wild Duck Hamilton shaaghai Boata Winsor Booa
New 24-E4r Ariana Ankers Pugers sound
Nov. $40 clsa amos
Nov .sfanshp Willamette, SAMPSON santa Sraz 'hP' San
dnsly Rlce Caliao QGeen Of Clippers LeresL Calao
Nos 2sSisamshp 0ch Hal San DECO steamship Peyton
ships HorsbUrzb Fuller sDsAp0rs Gar fetsf
tBrl Msbwarng Cao; Margaret 5fen Znner aan Celia0
NV 81 sissndip Republic. MeLsne Bencai ship Connae
st'ekrey, Caiso schr Coquette, Dodge stockton
Nov 1-P. N Cos steamship Winfield scott, Blunt Pans
us; Nicaragua steamship Sierra Nevada Baldwin San Juan
Osborne San Diego Mary W Harrison ScEsnento
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Sailed.

Nov Brir Marcsrita Ch Hendrck5on Poris in tie Pacific
Nov g. tssnship RsPzbe McLane, san Diego bix Otraao
Hercrck. Hsubole'; brig Ice Patty Honolulu.
Nov H-Shrs Lopez ssrtor- Chi Mc1ewsn fl21rlSo
Chalon Dgnarsan CAao ksFaaIy Major Hoyari Ft1
csuve Island Walter Dsischer Mzatlaa bz Rosa (Srsn
WurDer Tahiti
Nv S2-steaushp Columbia Dali Oregon. ship = C. STANTON
sr.neer Cslaoi bark lSwe9 Wernessy Maza: an
Nov zS-Frz Bossie Wupper Tahiti.
Nov "a Srs Duck Hamilton 5nensiai Bonita W1dsor
Etcr Helena Ronald san Bias bark Coshuste Irvine cao
sov s9-shps Of Clipper Ieress, Calico ssrd1s<y
Hse DO: brig Aro@ Ben sydney schx Iowa Gray Psiiro
Nov sc-stsanship Republic McLane bencsi Houb1rsh
Fsller sngspore; Conrre cfickneY C1aos bns A8rste
fErerJ Ziuncras. Zorolser, Arthur Oregon sca Odd
Fellow Hal, sGnta Cruz AsroTia "ioughby santa Cruz
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GeaaI Notices.

A SSIGNEEs NOTlCE.-Notiee i. hereby riven.
sIn5 5sr IhoAks LE6JErr JOIN W. LEGGgrr. All
S55os,tS LEco4IT composite re- fgfs Of LE99Err
NSuiursoa Paper AeeA,lts his cify have tis
49, ~ ~ ssea,st q Al their he onasnnei IA
y, ~, ben, AZ Of their ciols All rCrs0n iudohed
n guessed ~ call 1pon lbc snaers fled without &
~ - @ he ssnsi e. an persons has1g claims 81
- =. IL tsSseer4t ~ prsa1t tie hr1 f0 ia r1t
uo'' q ne = siosd st--Nss-Yslt De- 1853
ChL8LE5 d MACY Aslig1so.
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tUairr Cnre.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOL-The School Depart
- meat Of D.. TRAILS Wafer Cure Estallhm NJ -
y nov u successful operation vita auPls fetos ior
sfee,e sDa sensa medical cdncsion Teachers DR. Trail Dr.
" INy'ei d. Wellington d.. Snod saS j. n Fowler "n
+ lDhOPA1HIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
T.XtCo - A4sstf r. T. TRAIL. ~ D. Pfo1riel5r; o. H.
Sia ~ $40 Dr J. HOSfOHD, Alraarr A,c3mai0-
~ 100. S-esa aenaraaant 81 aaaal. $780,
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oI1pnF,IF COTRT-LEONARD II DAVIS
V7HE STPRENE COURT. &e.-LBMl

V7HE SUPREME COURT, &e.-LBMDEb
i BANGS. NATHAN BANGS Jr. -ni ANDREW Ma
v IN, plaintiffs, AGAINST JOHN LOhlM.k gtAHAf and
GEORGE FOLSOM 20 JOHN LOhlMEA GRAHAM and
GFOhGE FOLSOM Dcndans You hereby aoa'e a. 1
racriIod 90 enEwer complain his action. wnch hsf n
The Office Of tie Tie City ani County o. tae
City the Cv Of New York on ne i2fh day d O;ioor
t. scrvs the said COMPLAIN o. tie sub
seite O. A Office No O. Wals l re Cg Of ScwKors waa
tweuv aays after he Of ts exclsige u
he drg ofsuoh sevice AID you M 10 answer As sd s- u
within The Paint q IA ih acts all tSe is4
nj aaau eight hAndred an n1ag sk as
Irs ana sev iy cents. With interest from the t~gna Ia ~
sepsu thousand eight hlsdrd hyt"o besides me
coss Of this action.-Dsfsd October a. 1898
FL BANGS, PlanfiSa Attorney No 81 Waii-st
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T,HAT GOURAUDls ITAIIAN MEDICATED

SOAP deserves sthe popularity Il rsoeives Eroyod tsoa the
net that b has been before The people these II past crlins
Which tue hes stesdly been Increasing is e- 100 per cat
,st so be orne mind that IL has bad bear he violent
opposcn, cogn,eres ntad5nS and low priced - have a.
r;sd 20 Be oted Intelligent people eRd most asa.y
ceA Agaa this soap be conJsndeo wfe ordinary tot
That only recommendation IL has valuable
PfoptInes not only beaches the darkest and saowt skn
ncst beAar wh but nples eruptoBs t1 hsu a g
r ehaps etss and ever obsr kind Of akin d-ofry EqsS
En.d OOVkAlDS Poudre Sabie Nr uVEoq-n{ h. o1i low
F aeaas rffes ps othc body Also Lat Hair u
Lesd keste Lily White and II l Restorative toant - d.
old established dept q WlEsEst uesr eosdTay
- -.hnln Sc Rosn CaIleLon LoEc. Ll. sl-ns-- 70
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nR. PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS
A. b. 4 D. SANDS, Agents,


Dr. Dear SIR whsn saw the above eead not
heve m IA calling parties 1heu could not Doubt DIT
ri tie satisfactory the strong test Y ~
with pleasure add ny testimony have csea ssJ
a eases Of deeply cough cured days
de other took ten. Respectfully yourH JAMES MAyES
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~ prvrp RArLROAD-Fau Arrange

.soN prvFP RAILROAD Arrange
II UpTssrs leave chansss daily for AS.oJ sod np,oy
- .s Si from nj. s.r' lss a. soio&.
Es sn1 A NJ through four hsu. connecting With
ssrsa..t, s',sfi' rhrsosh Way Train. 70 .nasPM
tan I.asts5P NJ accommodation Train stePM
5af,s'..s9 ., Passenger Train, at 7io AN andtPN,
IT5.ssss and Way Fsssh' and Passenger Traa 40 AN'
81 rs.s. PssisI FOushkeepss Trains stop q, ali the
90 SISTERS. chsnbsn Canal Christopher i3h and sifs
FysblY NAIL TRAINS at as n rom CsnAs for Abany
sfiSs' I'd way ''''' EDMUND FRENCH Superintendent
,z.t0rN and AAiBOY RAILROAD to PHILA-
(srIp1fIa hona !. North River Two inc. daily ~
tggL-aaPM Accommodation Lns at A VI By stsansoas
Pea, fS Ss i n y Jobs ro.r % 'So5 tSeDso
81 = tsnaeB BY cars throssh % y eosrs Fare t3
srrw-YORK and ERIE RAlLk0AD.-Passenger
N r,,u, le.ve pier. foot Of Dusnes 9. follows viz:
n, E1yrss. A. NJ, Tor DunsiIs nd Buffalo
us tran will remain night a. Elnira aae proceed the
SSsSssa iso 81 for DankIt and intermediate
Wv s.P. ~ for os.vae and II n.srqsd..te stations
s-.sIt p NJ, for Dunkrk and nterDediate Etstols
o. sUEDAY only one Express Train II ) r ~. 49,. a.,
.ss.l Cleveland Cincinnati rsIs.S D5Toit chesso &c
VTW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
II WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing November J.
FILMS rsew Nrw.Yoax-For New Aecoauodation At
"a ana y N 10 aud r NJ Etres e. A. ~ saa Z
N A.
sssnes koTwGh AID BIlscpoTt The T. NJ Tram a. st''a
s Port Special Accommodation trains al o5 A. ~
r FsTos via Hartford Springfield and Wor5eserExprcs A.
"A N ard r NJ. Dine and sDp Springfield
FOR River Vermont Railroads and MontFee-s
me- as 4. 81. Dine At Springfield: . 80 -es
For Accom- odsiiOn uails VI the Ns~haFeh hHt'f' aa
krintfe Rsiirotd-N "a NJ
Tor e,vsivsn snd few.Loadoo RarosdEEpre at8 v 10
sew Lender Norwich StoungtOn and Providence and r W. %
sor HoSss orie Naaguek RalroadEKpess ss A. NJ sd
,P n ,-,-.- ~
rms 70 NvwYosK-From New Accommodation
n IS ard 955 NJ and4P NJ EVpres TO AID 3 F. A.
Fon Beepost Port Chester special Accom- odon tglas
an so 81 icla PcE Chester CT 80 ~ NJ and
80 r. d. - r,
Wee Press and Sapfs Oiise No D Cl1a's Nov York
Asst supfs CGce station House, y Haven
tSs9 Aganenucnfs for December 1888.
TRANY and NEW-YORK RAILROAD.-Two
n daily ExpTsss Trains o'clock M ard 81 ~ e9nnoct
t1By with Central Line o. railroad West also With lines
Soh Tor Whitehall and Montreal Ihe trnas
cameo h and uadson and rkshra Railroads AZ Chat
lam or L. on SpIuss The above a star. iroa
DfrG White Elm and Centre hero hGOn IN
t s. uroensd and checked Tor Albany Sehensc
Uss Syracuse Aubofn Geneva CaaandasuA Rocbss
pr ard Bsaalo - 49,.
sss so r,ins land snd receive passengers only Croton
E,iis Hilsoaie Chatham FOor-C Orncfs
Al ether viii leave City hsl -tson corner Of Iryonro"
~ Centre heretofore. W. X HALL ouQernteneeot
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- TABLE ExPECrORANrs, III s 50 cents. Qiafi
bottle 81 IL pTased hgay Tor Coughs Colds 1ac
SANDS No James e..
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Couny Of New York so.ice by - -eviss
claims against JOSHUA TOTEM. Of he City q New YORK
deceased present The with voacher thereof % &c
resGerce I5 HcLs,ons H. tho CET Of OK % q
before the day Of February Dated Ne~ YORK
tie reh day Of Aas- lGS3 MARY IOIILH AdH--f li1
aup Z. lnuc n
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nEAfNESS-JGs received from London, DE- BAR
~ rows AUscLss entirely small bat powerful nst1u
Dese poe-sng all the advantages of speak, y lbo
and urr the lind that hos been produced
Prce 10 be lad No. 81 Lisrenadst, Newfork, Of
pr g. de LANEf, only Ageut FOR America
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25
OBITUARY ".

Departed this life Saturday the 23rd, ult., at
Poplar Forest Bedford County, Va IMnGEHE the old
eat daughter Of Edward s. and Emma r. Hutter, in
the eighth year of hcruge after very short and pain.
full illness. 1t is melancholy at all times To
lopk upon pad and fclcss corpse, the workmanship
Of inexorabe death; but the is rendered doubly
sad, when young, beautiful, and whose
future full hope and promise, suddenly cut off
in the midst OF life and the buoyancy Of health On
Thursday night mogcne sat up usual getting her less
until nine O'clock and then retired apparently well;
during the night, she taken sick Il disease proved
10 be Scarlet Fever inthe most aggravated form, which
terminated her existence p. NJ. ON Saturday. Thus
IN this short space Of time. of the loyest children
we hive ever known has been taken from earth to Heav
en-. ms bereavement to her dong parents has crea'
ted Ia that family circle void the world never fill.
W. offer consolation except the christians hope;
and let them remember. that their loss her gain, md
TINT this denr child is bright angel in better
world. During her brief soourn earth she left an
example worthy be followed by those whose years
are more than hers-Gcne kind, amiable obedient and
forgiving-gifted with mind and energy which few
possess she promised be of super or abili-
ties. and 10 her II strange to be-
hold the developments of her youthful intellect her de-
light was in books and the bible her favorite She
took particular interest in the historical sketches of the
bible, and made her daily study But, alas she has
gone to realize rho truths therein contained. May it be
the Iigh that viii umne the paths ofa those relations
and friends she has left behind.
Died, at the same place. onSunlay evening tho oOth
Feb., MARION AMfLIA the Youngest daughter of Ed
ward S X Emma r. Hutter, aged years. and
l5 days. Thus in less than month these fond pa
have followed the grave beloved children,
their eiet & youngest daughters. How sad and heart
stricken must they feel Nav they find consolation in
their bereavemens alta throne Of grace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25
February p, 1893.
To Tie Editor Of Tie Tirginian

Eebrnafy Il, 1905.
To the Editor IF tile Virginian
Lear Sir-lt is with great pleasure that |
see your views are in accordance with sug.
& estion made Ivy ne in October last for the con
st ructon of Rail Road from Lynchburg in
so uthern direction. to connect with the North
Carolina Central Road. The improvement is
pr actical, useful, popular, and will be mad, il
I We Will only go to work and procure char.
ten Is II necessary in this day of Rail Road
81 ght and privileges" 10 call upon the people
70 an expression ofopinion If it were, we
sh ouId see Pittsylvania. Franklin, Henry, and
tn richest portion of North Carolina, Joining
in the cry of $50 ahead and let us build the
70 ad r."
That this road should connect with the Rich
m ond and Danville Rail Road at DaneiIle,
| think advisable. II would ensure the con.
NJ 'ciion between Danville and Grecnsborough
n. c. Under present circumstances | cannot
Sc why North Carolina should grant this con
nection in preference to that between Greens
borough and Milton. thence to the DanvilIe
r Dad. Your proposed route would run paral
lei with the n. G. Central road, too great a
d istance before falling into it. 1t is only sew
e MY miles between Lynchburg and Danville.
"A straight line from Lynchburg to Greensbo
! rough passes by Prtsyvania c. H.. and Dan.
vile, and through the same geological forma.
zion described by Prof, Emmons in N. c.,
which you can see by referring to Prof Rog-
te's' report. | would suggest that this read be
made "A branch of the South Side Road, thus
Saving the cost of transhipment on produce
intended for Richmond and Petersburg. There
would be a saving of expense in the salaries
lof President, Directors, Engineer, &c.
If bill for this purpose was passed by the
present Legislature it would relieve the anx.
iety of those interested, and contribute its
share to the benefit of the State.
Very Respectfully. yours &c,
PITTSYLVANTA
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Eeh24--ts
MARBLE wORKs-Fagan a Rro

vi SCULPIORS d MARBLE SIONE orr
TIERS, (Forae,ly Of Phaadelphia,) Main st., Lexns.
ton, Va; Market St, Lynchburg, Va; Main St, Lib.
erty Va; and Main St, Salem. Va keep on hand ma
make order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian
Northern and Virginia Marble Mautes plain and orno'
mental Monuments, Tomts iead and Foot Stones Gar
den Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stand
Tops, made to any size at short notice. All work viii
be boxed up to go safe without charge.
One of the firm is an Architect and General Deec
err in the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the plainest the costly, by addressing
line Us, and all work done by us, will give as enir,
satisfaction as any done North South.
Feb9I-d&c6m
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iours it was decided IA The ncgaiIge--yeas %
nays -.
The Senate Tier proceeded II consider inc
Pacific Railroad bill. and after debating 1t un
ii marty I.1f past four o click adjourned.
Husr-The House devoted Is session 10
the further consideration Of lac civil and dlPio,
,aatic appropriation bil--voticg by yeas anc
rays on many IF The amendments thereto re-
ported from tie Comm tee Of the Whole o..
The state of Tnion-which was finally PASSED.
Tie question on Mr.. Bocock S pending mo
tion 10 take up the Senate bill forlte re organ
izaiion Of the Navy then arose. and II was de-
cided in the negatiye-yoas IS, nays III
The House then 3, ent into COMMITTEE oil
the Whole on the state ofthe Union; wherelo
the Indian appropriation bill was considered
for a few moments. The committee rose, and
Mr.. Nilsson, by leave reported back, from the
Committee on Revolutionary Cloims, the bill
for the relief Of Mary w. Thompson; wh'ch-
was passed Tic bill for the relief OF john
Huntington, reported by Mr. Mace IRON the
Committee ofClaims. was next read three tunes
and passed And then after some lime passed
in The consideration ofinefletual motions to Sus.
pend The rules for the consideration OF various
bills, the House ad jonrned.
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CONGRESS-MoNDAy.

SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate
a message from the President of the United
States transmitting a report from the Secreta.
ry Of the State in relation to the fisheries on the
coast of Florida
Also report of the Secretary of the Navy
IN relation TO the coal mines and coal fields on
the western waters.
Mr. Walker moved to postpone all prior or
ders for the purpose of taking up the home
stead bill. After debating the matter for two
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

a correspondent Of the Liverpool Albion
says thai berecenlly dined at tho house Of
Brush Lord, in company with several Bisir-
ops. Every one there spoke Of the French
Invasion as ecrtainly. A foreign Ambassa-
dor, he continues. Inns warned the British GOV.
err ment. that Lenis Napoleon woud not in
wade Belgium, hccausc that would alarm Rus
sia, Prussia. aud Austria. but the humiliation o
Eng and would deigbt The new alliance.
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= CARD.

BNO. T. PURVIS bess leave 10 inform the peonle or
y The Citv"f Lynchburg, the Counties of CamphaH
Bedford. Amherst, Nelson. APPROXIMATIONS, Charlotte Hal
tax Piiis Iyania Henry, Patrick and all other -
m country fradeing Lynchbutg thai he has usf return
ad from trip after Cords, and is receiving al HI.
Gnsb Store.
VERY LARGE STOCKO OF NEW GOODS.
His Icr, Is to fade extensively in future md
for hnt purpose Vi III make additions his stock nearly
every week ia the year of Neo md Fashionable Gooas
4 Nt1c Wholesale Basiness
have made arrangements for carrying on III
WIN csale Trade Country Merchants and others VII
buv 20 sell again. can mend mp their Stock with me ~
a. good terms as can be Obtained IN New York
Fcb24 -dts JNO. j. PURYIS A.,
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Notice.

IL AFlNG purchased the entire stock or q.
longing to the late firm Of r. L. & C II H.. oe-
gather with al debts due the said store aud aso y
blacksmith Utensils together it'll all debts dna
sh"pTi nave appointed Charles II. Ken, as nv a9art
10 sell the Goods hand the store of tho l;a
and to superintend he conduct of rio u. H.
Tnop-eis also aotsurzed close and collect ali AL
oue tne late concern of r. l.. X c. II. Kent ON nca
'i both the Store and shop aforesaid ''e'u''
ie"%o -lldelm DON. T. C. PETERS
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AIsEsHE

Married. on Tuesday evening the 22nh February by
the Rev A. Hart, DR.. DANIEL S. EvAss and Miss ga.
ran f. HUNTER. Second daughter of Washington Hun.
ter, Es1'r., nllof APpomattox, Va.
At the time and place, and by the same, Mr.. A
X, FLEMING. of Gooehand, Co, to Miss SUSAN MAR
GAuEr HUNrER eldest daughter Of Robert Hunter, de-
.rn. nd
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Aft'cleS opP1opriate to tie F3s ClaSS-Boxes OF hufs'
bonnets furniture
A9tcleS appropriate 10 Second ClasS-Boxes bales
dry goods feathers Shoes saddcry, glass, paints oi''
dlugs and confectionery.
articles apfr0afalef to Third Virgnia domes'
lies, sugar coffee, liquor baggng rope butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per- tin sheet iron, holow-ware, queensware castng'
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate 10 Ae F0urH C1oss-Flour, (in
'acks rice, pork beef fish lard tnoe and bacon (in
casks boxes or sack beeswax, bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, murb (undrcsed) mill al"
grind stones. mill gearing.
Plaster pcr so miles l5O Salt per bushel 4, 8
ton '7't Of .. 100 miles 200 of Fifty pounds 10 10
600 lbs. LOU miles. 250 70
l2Oe miles 300 Cul ried East. l.
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