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Marble for Ertensi N United Sta Cspttol-ro own
of Marble Quarrtss.
CAPITOL ErrsssIos OrYtcs,
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CAPITOL Errsssos Orrcs,
Washington, %. G., May 4, lsS3
information
interior decoration Of the
the United Capitol Washington, all
Of marble within United States which worked
OF worked, invited this
office,
specimen. should be In blocks Of eubcs form
each face.
The following should accompany Zach specimen
oca county and Office,
NJ delivery
boat railway stopping place. OF blocks that be obtained
OF the direction
thickness h beds veins which IN. rock ~ divided
The should much The dimensions
ey should be bored and cory ~ the giving the
Information should be enclosed ~ ~
by be distinctly marked with the o
sender web directed 10 this ONCE.
The should the ordinary channels Of
sa transportation and reasonable freight viii be paid their
delivery At this office.
Editors OF country papsr. generally which
"a exist coner benefits Dis
tn by giving this advert editorial notice
ec.lv.g ~ ibis advnrse this Office
In the weekly for three months, send
~ $3.50 49, H. - ""'-11~ NJ. o. MErGs,
Captain Engineers in charge OF Extension =. Capitol
Msy n-iav3niwp
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IN petition Of Joseph Mock OF Philadelphia Pa praying
" granted him
Of July psdiook-
expiration Of said which takes
rsenh 6) day Of july eighteen hundred and fy
three (t6s3)-- .rr#
said be heard the Patent Ofhce
Mondsy twenty Of June O'Clock
persons uched and show they
have why said petition ought he granted.
the required 20 hie In the Patent
specially forth writing
all Testimony 6ia
said hearing msst be taken and transmitted
of Once, which will be
Pile alton. Ii .t.g .yus.. y. ..9 ...-@
Ordered pubishedn the
Republic Union Washington D. c.; Inquirer
Pal Express York city Daily Bee Boston, Union,
burg for previous
twenty a dayof une the hearing
E..44 H. ..#s r. g WEIGHTMAN,
s# Acting Commis~irner % Patents.
sEaor Of above papers ~ please copy send their
bills Patent Oec witha containing this notice
April i1-law3w
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NOTICE. give all whom concern, that
" intend Applying General Land Once Of the United states
for James Points land
warrant No to5, dated Noycmer a. $780, and issued 70 Henry
Daring ensign the Virginia line dons the revolutionary
3l05 the original which has been
and duplicate 2s6S which
cism OF the Aforesaid assignment James
Points, deceased.
ELIZA s. POINTS,
Erccuuir and dcvsoc Of Jas. Points, deceased,
Ar 91-Ianam
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postponed at llh, leh, and Ash July next .pee
Given under any band ihs OF day OF
April Thousand sigh hnndTed Nifty
us = II ts.tAts1 : FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
ions WILaoa, .r..@E .
An
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proG
WHEREAS by entitled An relating dogs" sp
proved 2,,h July, Is .1a IN. smsndna the ap
%s. d. .seon o n. mayoa ,h. any snm. Of s
dog 10 mint" s ey n. Be deemed and
that :. .o'"si. % cs hd sh.n kept c,nhnsd such
sIes.d,ss d.y.j BE duty
bury q add dos large The said
Tia, S,re are animal. Of ne sos Sina mad -hn MI city, a.
ns,.sy give noues to ~ -non ns ,o'sa ns al sss %
ss"s Ne .r % .,'y ..y. hereof ise police
enforce
20 all such be found going At this ptosms
Given .nss, h.ad The mayors Once, in the Of wash
= go JOHN W. mAU.y,
July i-i'"ew -n hayor'
NoTIcENotics il hereby gwen that attorney fct Of
y. S MS ss . nsae' e J9s. sss sn No ~
a. Is, al e. the dsrcs,s receip, for which
;snsr Of 'os ssnsr Land Once for repayment Of me n% q ay
Gssss a.S March al, issa.--J.re so-is~s~
A SPECIAL CARD TO GESTLEnES--we wish TO call
tn. s,'~nson cf the gentlemen well Of
Rlsrl, blue, olive, and brown French cloths II
s sss ..a ,. ..l s ss.ss r..as o
z White md fAscy dr''isss y
G.u,s 'o.,i.o .nr. white and f.nsy sslaho-e r.
siIh and lr~. pocket banda srch'es ng
All % which have been bought hi. spring and viii be sold
Al article. .oa at ,,s r.'.',s e gSv' IS
! 1 rennsyl vsna avenue between su' and l"'b streets
EuRsrrURE DRy eOODs.--we = on sale
a.sss sf1s ~. sss r r ''
-, n.s @ ns sne Gov step csrpet. some Of which are
Ais jus, received supply priced
complete he arv,ea ''ppS' ""''' wv N"s,
-, 80, Dealers 10 all kind. Of dry goods.
"@"Vo"D gi.sis fr ss,s ,sT ss:,v
Juss so-imifsca
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EDWARD X COLLINS n co..
No 50 Wall street, ~ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
q. ROBERTS CO.,
n Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNRoE a CO,
26 Rue Note Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER, IIavre.
tn. accountable for gold silver
bullion specie ewey precious metals, unless bills
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
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" $1,000
IN pursuance law WILLARD FILLMORE President OF
United states o. Aneea 90 hereby declare soa maxi now
the State of WISCONSIN, at the periods hereinafter designated Il
At the land once WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
the second day OF May the Disposal OF The public lands
ships, viz rs
NORTH Of the ofths fourth paeP meriSan-
Township hory-pine township my, certain
islands and the nan shore Of Lake SUPERIOR OF range three
Fractional township my the shore flake Superior, Of
Tswashp nine, my my one,
Township aoH nlae and fractional township my on the shore OF
Fractional .ownsnip and any, the shore Of Lake
fownships iweny nine thirty, iay-one, tiy
ships og asd a,s,sa, apa as9s op '"rV
Townships twenty eight nine, thfv, thuy one and
Rown.hps hi,ty lhrty one thiryto. trtythe thirty
fractional township forty nine on Lake SUPERIOR
Towa.Ap. unty, ,syonc thirty 1.-TWO, hyhree, thirty
Towp.hips i,-ous, hywO, and 'Airyfour Of
Towusnips thirty tay two ,hy three, and thirty four
The hand oaics at IA CROSSE commencing Monday
n one following named townships, to wit So
Yoro sf1s bose live Of fourth principal
Townships seventeen eighteen and Of
Township twep,y-o.s TWENTY-FIVE Of raars seven
Township. twenty one, rweniyt"o' twsnyuee and twenty
Township. wsnp-onc twenty two, tweniynrse, and twenty
Township. 1wenyone, twenty two, twenynree, twenty four
T.s. on s sVa rg,s Of
tho ninth day Of May ne Tor The disposal u The public
atod within u the undrmentioned iowpsdp TO viii
Of ns ari saai Of he fourth principal meridian.
Township twenty eve, Of four.
Townships twenty twenty twenty
hry sS s1s Avn .s, I ,w9. q i''s' n''
s.sroo. thirty, and ,niryons, township
Town-hip >, twenty twenty sir, OF range "a
Al he Land odics q, sENAsHA commencing Monday
twenty day o May ner for HE disposal of The public lands
within hs townships, via eIar GfaTfT
Nor re principal
Townships twenty two twenty three, range thirteen
Lands law for the OF Schools military
other porpss togeey win tse samr and .veaowd Land.
unA Tor any, selected BY
the sse appointed for the
o Arkansas aud other States TO reclaim the
swamp lsnd. Within their limits" approved September 0s tst
rsnds win he com m-noed on
the days nrpnnted and will proceed which fbey
have offered tus closed but no sale ~hs
oner than no private entry n
he admitted until aer tho expiration N ,h
Given under my civ wssha,aa m. s,-, sy q,
February, pomini one thousand egh,
r ..a WILLARD FILLMORE
f'tai IONS wrtsos,
~ Commissioner Of The General Land omcs
afa SoriCE TO rRE-ENrTioN CLAIMANTS
Every p.rson entitled 70 presumption any Of In.
required establish The 20 The Satisfaction Of N.
Ter sod proper land Office, and msks
appointed e Of the po,a'c sale Of s- 'snas
sr.cing claimed, otherwise such ea" vii be Forfeited
~ commissopor ef the aenefs' Land Once.
posspopemens Of ,hc Public I.nd Sales In Wisconsin.
NOTICE given that the public Of lands ordered Nv
The u,.hon President Tinted States
orsce., ~ 81 wlscon-is the LAID oMcs. At
Willow River, Ia cro.sc syens Point spd Hensha 70 so
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nm. EDWARD H. CARuICtpAEI., from ytrgt,ts,
~
ia. residence 18th sdonng irving
Haei. ....... iii #..#t. Ap 1-An
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AwRENCE & cO.'s and
L. Brushes-A very superior article a, :. L# Ns
u Hat, cap, and scntener's furnishing establishment
Penn. svcn.. near ~ street
Inns a
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We n Liverpool Unsted STATE. MAIL
steamers.
The ships comprising this line
1hr Facihc apr NS''
The Baltic capt 1omsscA'
~~nu~ These ships having been built by conrac CT
Pa s&J has been
f1lkftaken t,sir
strength and speed and their accommo
aoo. for for elegance and comfort
Price New York Liverpool in lr cahin Se
Exclusive staeooms 500
Prom Iiyerpool 10 York, $50 and ISo.
An ~, nced attached Tn each ship
No beuhs can be secured until paid ff.
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Washington Branch Raiirosd.-Chan8s OF Hour.
~ N .sss s7 80 s qs.sI -

Warrington Branch RaiIro.d.-Chan9e OF Hour.
II sss Ne " zS Essss @R
IN and Monday March a. the trains viii be
Leave washington a, 6 and a m, az and SPIN.
III I.sys baltimore At AZ and a. m ~ and 40, pm
On sunday max, m, snd Ct, ? M -.
rh from Washington, will b. trains, stopping only
Annapolis Washington Junction stations. -, -,
adephis the one Of sunday morning ONLY ssnnsi.
sunday morning. N
BY ''de'' T.. PARSONS. o.
AUCTION NoTICEThe subscriber tenders his service. o,
and public general auoones Cor the sale OF
Furniture al dwellings Liberal advances
m.ds consignment aud all sale; aps WIN
General Aucuoneer Pennsylvania 9th street.
MARLIN s...". h#.. ".IHHea l.l G. HN
r,OR sAuEA three story dwelling ororre,o~n
the be-, STYLE and s,tof the Material
oooo.auae feet, running through me square and has CTS
ANY on. de.r purchase The premises
application NJ so'oon, conner Of Market and BrSr
third ea.h' the balance IN Y and = %s''h.
Exchange Broker Bo,. Buildings, Washington. G.
an 90--du
AMERICAS HOUSE, Hanover street. Bossont sy
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
and for the
ton Of the travelling public #.r.. Fl. #. fssf
Dec u div HN..ee.#.l ts#. # 2
ITNUrx TOMS oAprS..-a ue-nse dasueusotygs q Mr..
u Of erhrhoon ~
Gallery Pennsylvania avenue ~ ueet,'oseihe
with rora, Of scnag, the famous Queen Of song r1
Dec 1--df EsaUi. LlaN II
shesuns and hou-e furnishing good.
rennsylvsnis svsnp., set-esn7h ard e'h ''es"
Az ~-a
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tbfH a6
po~spopement Of p.bItc sales In Wisconsin,.
NOTICE given ordered
President
nr. day February following
the wscoas, y land nMces 81
I,s Stevens
3D. 6 eh and 2d Msy declared to bs
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS


Every entitled the night Of enpton o tho
above
establish
propet oneo and payment therefor
aer seeing t notice. and before the day
pointed Of the public sale the land
bracns tina claimed otherwise such olsn viii bs fofeed
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohce.
lq-iawt3w
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Officers and soldiers OF she Wa 1919, LIN {.
dian. Mexican, and other Wars.
John E. BAKER, Gee.va, Land Once
and ocs Seventh street
Maryland avenue issrd Washington city, D. c., odsss his
land, and back
and other cisins be~ the pssc departments Of the
government +. 4ssI ISL Es5IreY u
vc settlement and collection Of phi
clsitns.
June 7-lawfw Ht'
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NWTfLT tT.NFWNNTE4 7
entitled 70 the right Of
lands yirhn Townships
establish Satisfaction
Ter aod proper land office, and rsks
Tor soon as pf a seeing
appointed
bscing claimed, such claim will be orred
~ 7IH01 t..r.l JOHN WILSON.
Co. -. Commissioner ef the acpersI Land Once.
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TrEsTIos. AL,-Ibs .us.,ns.r. n.v.s a..rss.ea
stock Of goods at prime me present
Of which purchased sncon
s ssss' ~ s' H. r.. publ" may rely
on getting every article =, pr,~s eos, Az es's Only
would call especial Of black h~crade silks IN
dozen am n.pkias nd .sp.r,cs
Nho.'n Sous =" pieces oil ss"a"s ."A;: "...s.n y
June s-aw Eighth STREET.
ID ). srEER's NEW GOODS FOR G.nTLEnE>s
up,n making my al the pse4eat very Thee
who are .e.n, 70 .nppy ,hs mssv With .oshss for the ps
before they purchase elsewhere Z .t ..
NOTICE.-we notifying patrons that
on or about se,cn,en hoped
that all consider themselves earnestly but respectfully called
Jun June qssd5w uooE, BROTHER, CO.
~ opened once No wBsm merchants. E .ha"se1
Bsas in-ursnrs mining railroad, government State and ely
securities bought snd .oas 80 ,o.,. ,.~.,.,.d n al.
May is-Af 81 s Enaru.. - Hefl
Ht.,r,, no..,y r.ra rps n,,y acrs.
&C. sss G T. made al Il. re.s
SIR ~ eks anor this ds's Esr dsese,~ wsrrst ns
~ b.. been s,ea ia prevent he
sue Of paeu, on SAID warrant. ,ia.r D. u w'Dp,
ID TOfss.-se reffsrY.so my fsrai
II 9TH street. op~-"s ne Escn-"ee s."s
embrace every convenience for keeping evsryhng c s
,hem r''se from s's sas r~ss- call and see h'@
: w." 40 s~saws- ,oi ,ylt1 sF N w. necrEeoR
THE Last I~.r ner s.nny side ny ~. Trsss., With
4 memoirs, q he s.,'sr ~ Aa-in rfe'c~ 80 ", l
Hundred Short Tales @ Children, from the oevnan OF q WOW
SNOW Ieuy.., cf yoa.s Iohs's
- TIT GRAY ! aALLAsTvsF,
MsyH Seventh ssset
.|s.. ..... ...srur3 z ns
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NOTICE TO PRE-ENPTTON CLAIMANTS. q
Every Of the
within Townships OF iosvrsips above
is reau~d establish sausfscoN
register and Of the land ofkce and
fhi
sle Of iands
embracing The claimed Otherwise such claim VIII Ne ffied
John WILSON,
Commissioned of the General Land oMcs.
fune Ii N~Iy~ .
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-05-21
SALEM, COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO MAY 21, 1863.

OF such literary hucksters ns Thomas Car
lyle, Thomas Dun English, and your own
Doctors of Divinity, when they tell you of
The extreme docility of the Negro-that he
was designed to be slave. A black Cato
er Bruius will yet arise, (unless Heaven de-
cree otherwsvl in America, as Toussaint
Loverture did in llayli, and then wo to your
il!-gotten POSSESSIONS
Oh, that my eyes may not behold this
broad land of ours, from the Lake shores to
the Gull Of Mexico, from the North to the
Sonih-drenched in n blolher's blood-but il
liberty, fraternity, equality-if the govern
ment of God can only be secured and pre-.
served by il-ihrce welcome il, Sir, ms II
messenger from on high to shaiter the letters
of the bondman, and to let the oppressed go
free.
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THE ANTI-sLAVERY BUGLE,

PuBLrsnEDzEvERYi SATURDAY, AT SALEM, o.
TRRMs-$l,5O per annum If paid in advance
$500 per annum, If payment be delayed be-
yond tho year.
EFWo occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who hre believed
70 be Interested in the dissemination Of anti
slavery truth, with tho hope that they will
either subscribe themselves, or use their infu-
ence to extend its circulation among their
friends.
EYT Communications intended for insertion,
to be addressed to MARfUs II. RoBtNsoN, Editor
All others to ANN PEARSON, Publishing Ag't
J. HUDSON, PRINTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29

A resolution has been introduced into the
kentucky Legislature. which provides that
the keeper of the Penitentiaiy shall procure a
suitable chemical dye, such as will stail the
cutlcle or outer surface of the skin perfectly
black, so that 1t cannot be washed off, or in any
way removed until time shall wear it away.
and nature furnish a new culicle or surface.
and that with this die he shall have The nose of
each male convict painted thoroughly black,
and renew the application as often as mey be
necessary To keep 1t so, until within one month
OF the expiration Of his sentence. when it shall
be discontinued, for the purpose of permitting
nature tn restore the feature to its original hue,
preparatory to the second advent of It's owner
into the world.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29
DUBLIN. Wednesday Morning.
HARVEST PROSPECTS.


The Dublin corn note struck yesterday
states, that the market was considerably less
excited than II had been for several weeks
past; and, although there We're a few spccuIa
tive bargains in foreign " heat at Fridays
currencles, the general feel ne was to 'hold
back" Sine Friday last the weather here has
been most favourable for the harvest. The
polato'narkets are amply supplied, and the
quality Is, if possible, improving. No such
,,oang as a diseased potato is seen about Dub.
In. Mr.. John Lamb, the Quaker correspon
0ent oil The Northerm Wig, has Just &C mpleted
atour of nearly the whole of Ulster, and, &C
coldlng to his observation, there is throughout
~a, entire ditsi Ia greater breadth Of land
under HaS aud ~. n crops this year than last,
ana cens'l It ess under grain. OF the
are, Il = fa.li : IF is principally 10 wheat.
VI Inc general condition Of the potato Mr..
Lamb thus reports:
he potato crop is SD far excellent; they
s'e generally large in siz" and very abundant
:" Tie ground; anG, where proper kinds have
|eeh planted, they are univer sally found to be
aFy and firm, like bread. We hive had moth
Ing like this years crop since ls45. There
~ more Or less indications of the disease IN
L passed through, III many Gus
Is confined to the leaves as Yet, but in 9th
~ me leaves and stalks are quite black and
o''en' and alter rain the smell is very often
we l have not seen hall a dozen diseased
,"e's TINS year, either among my own or du
~s my Journey. and severa. farmers | con
:, with gave mt the same account; yet,
'oIu, gentleman near Belfast, who is dig
guy nall a ton per day, found some ofhis dis
Cd a week ago, and the proportion increas
Inaesoiarly until he had two stone ofbad on
to NC nali,ton; The last day or two the proper
o'na o' Dad has been decreasing, which is
toc1 s'sh II only three fourlhs of our pota
hap remain sound we shall be well off, ane
In, an abundance offood, and shall require
VII united imports of breadstuffs. excep
imno''' winch We must continue to be regular
isc,n,;,s o,lrto User SO long as our manu-
broal u ioiks are SO well able 10 buy whit,
IT, as 'hey are at present."
Inc accounts from the provinces this morn
wea ARE al highly sa, isfactory. The Queen
appears TO be general.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29
7 EW CLOTHING STATION,

" off T now TO our friends, and the public generally.
tiase in want OF any kind or quality of GOODS, from
the very finest Crystal Palace style, 10 the common ar
iicles of every day wear.
w. invite the attention of those wanting articles in
our line to give US a call-feeling assured that we ean
and will sell as CHEAP as any house in this city and rs
good as any. Being Judges of CLOTHING, and wish
ins Ia sell on fair terms, the public may rest assured
that they will obtain the worth Of their money. -
We may numersie some of or ai ticles, suclt as fine
French BEAVER OVER COATS, all colors. Operl
Clnaks newest STYLES, Business Cents. of all cuts and fash.
ions, Dress and Frock Con- of all kinds; Pants of all
styles and quality from the Boot aud Tree to the Miss
issippi pattern. Also, the most beautiful Vest, made
or in patterns, rich n the mines Of allfornin and more
enchanting Silk. Pushes, Brockales, Volvets, Casi-
tnere>, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, Cravats, beautiful Ia
look al Fancy STOCKS, FINE S II aud com
mon ones, Fancy Suspehders; Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts,
Buckskin Gloves some most splendid Umbrellas. sim
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers, Wool
en-, Silk and Cotton. aud all things necessary TO clothe
II man in comfortable garments, whether he be Iich Or
poor. Our / ouse is open 10 all TO come and see tor
themselves.
Those wishing their garme nts made to order. we say
we keep tie finest Clpths. Cassimers md Vestings, of
all kinds, to be found in this market, and we warrant
everything to he made and fitted according To order,or
The goods returned and no pay demanded
We have the best workman engaged in our establish
us u trial.
Very Respectfully,
BAKER d. CLAVEY .
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Later Eagot

.bosroN, Sept. 2i-Tfe barqueIo. with ad.
wee from Fayal to the I'd inst, arrived at this
port tins morning.-She reports a large mum
Der OF whalers in the harbor of Fayal. Among
The passengers in the 10. are Miss Clara Hor
ton OF Cincinnati. and VIM. Pomeroy.. Of
Boston.
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RECON-
Cmer Esolstre's orr,oe, Va, . Tenn. Il. Il

Cuirf EsoisEERs OrfioE, Va. d Tenn. X. =
byhchbnrg, Vn., Soptrn ~ 20, 1853.
TO II RdH-ROdD PUBLIC. "
All tho Cnrs Of every hind in use upon this road ,hnse
eon ,nade nj the Piedmont Works. in Lynshbnrg, I'm.
der the direction tf Gen'l Nettleton. ns Agent
IL gives me much pleasure TO any thai or cnrs hive
been strongly aud faithfully executed. | oheerfully re.
q mmend these works, To companies requiring cars. "a
competent To construct aud faithfully execute any con {.
tracts ttat my br made with the owne, OF these works.
CIiAS. + NJ, GARNETT, -
Ghij Eng. Va. d Tenn. X. X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
u,-.o weeks Later From California

N.w YORK, Sept. 25.-The specie by tn,
xar,bern Light is consigned principally a,
fIo,.s. Duncan. Sherman & Co. S400, 900;
sner;can Exchange Bank, 5000, 600, Adam,
Co. 5000. 900; Burgoyne & Plume $500.
900.
p.a,c;sco on the lsi.. with nearly 81 900, 000
Id on freight. which was coa,igned princi.
ss.lly a. follows Page, Bacon q Co, 5000.
poo. Adams & Co.. S400.000; B.. Davidson,
emo 600: Wells & Fargo $75, 600.
Emisrants from China and across The lains
we're arriving in great numbers. -
a large shipment of quicksilver had been
made 10 China.
"s,,iks. a s,ong tie ~laiofcrs continue and
..sre o.n.. " successful. Bricklayers had
"a, k fai S aud bol-carriers Sc per day and
Lad been successful
Indian hostilities on Rogue River were un.
checked
The two men who murdered Mr.. Beckwith,
ot the Volcano digging, were arrested on
oard the Brother ! marian just as she was
about 10 sail. Their nalcs sete Dutch Har
ry and James Fox.
.Dr.H M. Gray had been nominated for
MaVOr III Dan IdhCioCo w lit il1S, anu
cann,ain E J. Harrison, agent of the Nicaragua
steamship company, by the democrats. -
The taxable property OF the city had been
assessed at $29, 600 900.
Nearly one hall Of the town OF Sonora had
been destroyed BIZ fire. The flames broke out
in Barnum's Hotel, and swept down the whole
north part Of Main Street. The business part
ofthe city escaped Loss S SO, 000.
The town of Kelsey's Diggins, in Ell Dorado
county, was burnt down on the night Of the
18th ult. Loss S 10. 900.
- INDIAN WAR IN OREGON. -
Dates from Oregon TO the goth Of August
have been received.
An Indian insnrreclion had broken out in
Paogne river valley, which created great con.
sternation among the inhabitants. Several
tribes had united and commenced war OF ex-
term nation upon the whites. Many massa
ores had already been committed. Among the
victims were Dr.. William r. Rose, and John
R Harden. Lieutenant b Y Griffin. with a
company Of troops, had made an attack upon
a party of Indians. but was obliged To retreat,
himself wounded.
An expedition under General Lane had gone
to The scene of action, and bloody work was
expected. Twenty whites had been butcher.
ed.
- San Francisco Market. -
The market has been dull since the sailing
OF the last steamer, the demand from the in.
terror being i sht. with no itnmed. ate prospect
Of improvement. Flour closed at prices IA
yoring buyers. Inspected Gallego and Hax-
all % a %. Clear Pork &c; Mess % Hams
l64 a II C Butter 2S a 29c.; Clear Bacon
l5c; keg lard Ia a loo; mess bacon 10 a II;
Sugars frm-New York crushed lG TO TIC.
Liquors in moderate demand.-Amcrican
brandy zoe; ~hiskey 5s a Coo. Coffee lie
pressed.-Ri Rio l53c. Candles depressed. Dry
goods exceedingly dull for staples. Desira.
bic Prints in demand at good prices Naval
Stores in fair request. Spirits Of Turpentine
declined to 9lc.-Rice unchanged, with no
sales of Carolina
SHIP NEws.-Arrived at San Francicco,
Aug. 18Th, ship Lucas, and FrIgate Bird from
Philadel phia.