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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE undersigned having
iii: scome to the conclusion to leave
the State, offers his BRICK
HOUSE and two Lots on Front street..
for sale. The House contains seven
rooms all well finished; thereis smoke
house. stable and good garden spot
with fruit of all kinds. Terms made
easy, enquire on the premises.
Those indebted to me by Note or
Book account are requested to call and
settle forthwith, and those having claims
against me are requested to present
them. B. VEYSSIE.
June %, 1854.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ONE Lot fronting on Second street
" No. 165, and also one Lot on Third
street, No. 166. Both well situated
and dry. They will be sold in half or.
whole lots. For particulars enquire Of
G. A. CLENDIEEN.
May IL, 1854.
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T EAD-90O0 lbs. bar and-pig Lead
IL for sale at HEEKIsG cADOT's.
Oct. 6. 1853.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-21

On DOZEN Glass Jars of all sizes Just re-
~ ceived and for sale at
HENKING Il CADETS.
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pITTSBURGH Crackers-A fresh suppIv n
Pittsburgh crackers, Just received by
Dec. 7, 81. d. 8. Form
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Stoves! Stoves!!

| JUST received at the GalIipolis Stove
y Depot, large and beautiful stock
Of STOVES of the most approved pat
terms in use, and made of the very 6est
quality of hot blast metal, very heavy
and warranted. In this selection NAV
be found the following kinds
Meteor, the best stove in use;
Star of the West, for wood or coal;
Etna Air Tight, do. do;
Economy, air tight, do. do;
Excelsior, do, new, for wood;
Tennesseean, for wood;
Crescent, do;
Eagle Prem, do;
Better do, do;
Ohio do;
Cottage Parlour;
Diadem Parlour, new pattern;
Dwarf Franklin;
Radiator Heating Stove;
Egg and Urn Stoves in great variety,
together with enameled. plain and com
mon Crates, Hollow Ware, Sad Irons,
Shovels and Tongs, fancy Castings,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Castors,
brass Candlesticks, Lard Lamps, enam-
eled Kettles, Japanned Ware, Brass
Kettles from one to 20 gallons, Iron
Railing and Lightning Rods, all of which
will be sold at a small advance on first
cost for cash or to prompt customers on
short time. F. MATHFRS
July 81, 1854.
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pAPER.-We are in receipt of a large stock
l Of Paper, embracing every variety Of Car
and Letter Paper, and all articles in the sta,
tionery line; call at
Dec. Z, "a. D. s. FORDS.
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T IGHPl LIGHTl-Burning Fluid.
IL Vegetable Oil, &C., at
BAILEY d MAGUET'S.
Nov. 80, 1854.
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WINDOW Glass, large assortment, all 81
W zes, just received by
July 6, 1854. D.S. FORD.
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MATCHES.
w Gold and Silver watches, Patent
Lever, Detached Lever, Lapine, Hun
ter and Plain Cases, for sale low at
BAILEY & MAGUET'S.
| INLOCKS.-Eight day and thirty hour
~ Clocks of various styles and prices
at BAILEY Il MAGUET'S.
DORTE MONNAIES of every va
10 riety. Ladies Pearl Card Cases
and Fancy Work Boxes, may be had at
BAILEY 4 MAGUET'S.
A CCORDEONS.-Eight, ten and
~ twelve key Accordeons, double
and single keys. Violins and Violin
strings, cheap at
BAILEY & MAGUET'S.
DOCKET KNIVES, Pistols, Razors,
Steel Pens, Pencils, Pins and Nee
dies, for sale at
BAILEY Il MAGUET'S.
1--WE Hundred dozen spool cotton,
white and assorted colors; 100
dozen SIX cotton white and assorted
colors at
BAILEY d MAGUET'S.
DRUSHES.-Cloth, hair, teeth, nail,
ID shaving. shoe, scrub, wall and paint
brushes; a full assortment at
BAILEY IL MAGUET'S.
NOMBS-India Rubber Long, Puff,
~ Side, Horn, Tuck, Dress, Fine and
Pocket, you will find at the Buckeye
Drug Store.
DUTTONS.-Coat, vest, pant, pearl
ID and dress buttons, full supply at
BAILEY & MAGUET'S.
900 Dozen Oil Paste Blacking, for sale at
SUU 8- BAILEY d MAGUET'S.
R0 Kegs Prime and No /, White Lead at
UU BAILEY q MAGUET'S.
IN Bbls. Tanners Oil, Medium and Pure
lU Bank Oil, for sale at Bailey and Maguet's
Daug otore.
A Bbls. Turpentine Just received and for sale
4 at BAILEY 4 MAGUET'S
DAPER.-60 reams and half reams
/ fools cap, letter, commercial note,
ladies note, embossed and plain; and a
great variety of envelops at
BAILEY Il MAGUET'S.
A full supply of the most popular
u Family Medicines constantly on
hand at the Buckeye Drug Store, in
Union Block, No. 8.
OILS.-Lard, Linseed, Sweet and
" Castor Oil, Copal Varuish and Ja-
pan Dryer, to be had at Bailey d Ma
guet's Drug Store.
DURE, Wines, Brandies and Whisky
for medicinal purposes only, at
BAILEY Il MAGUET'S.
NLASS.-Window glass of all sizes,
(U bottles, Jars, tinctures vials, DC,
1t the Buckeye Drug Store.
T IGHPl LIGHTl-Burning Fluid.
Ii Vegetable Oil, &C., at
BAILEY & MAGUET'S.
Nov. 80, 1854.
GROUND COFFEE AGAIN.
UENKING & CABOT have just re-
ceived fresh lot Of their superior
round Coffee from the East, which they ,
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GLASS Window glass of all sizes,
VI bottles, Jars, tinctures vials, &C.,
at the Buckeye Drug Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

~ For loss Of Br bark Bona Dea bound to Liverpool

~ For loss Of Br bark Bona Dea bound to Liverpool
from Savannah, see news by steamship Alps
SHIP OroMoco Howes, 1T Portsmouth from New Orleans
in the Sc storm Friday morning drfed from her mooring
Cd s S on o% U The
YARD sent assistance and she got on Al
loh ult having heavy vossher thrown
s's saSf sf
verp pilot on board, waiting change Of wind.
SHIP hAn .s Ono, Ma5nora asdlsy which put into
sway head foremost suiSarEs and lost boats
G % ts Sig o
and lad weather coming on vas sesehed agsin She vas
in the surf Her rudds of and she much strained
Ar attempt viii be made with steam pump and casks 60
BARK HS LCnd , for SsEd was in COLI
The G had to be run ashore to prevent hos sinking
BARK RopERrs-A letter from Absecom dated Sd
mat to Elwood Walter Esq Secretary Board OF Undsr
and myself srrzsa at the wreck Of
wreck bad situation, the deck being four feet
der at a e ship IS aSs s a
ss 81 Vt. S.ys small s.d ssS s9 &
the wsys about half and hope e nh her Sdsy
emily work a low water The ship nearly
i-is
g
have a large portion oft"
BRIO NrBo, Byrne, of and from New York. Dec D. at
&c while scuddns under under bare poles with sea-
s bark WITH Z white asa Billet
sT snS oa sss o sn
had received at Para to Jan OF brig Garland
BRra ALrR ED HAMMOND, bound to New York, returned
TO New Orleans 9th ult, leaking.
BRIe ByzANrIuM-The Nantucket Inquirer Of the 9th
inst Brig Byyantum Of this port which aban
doned Monday night last before reported
Wednesday afternoon last BY sehrs VIM p Doiver and
Of the brig on ISssdsy night about six eight miles south
tom up and full Of water One mas. was cut and the
ewd in and anchored within about three miles Of ssncoty
Head when the weather became bad that the vessels
compelled to leave her And arrived here on Friday
ptsh and tar and SOM sacks Of peanuts and saved %oss
OF the trgs sails anchor the rigging &C. &C. the whole
valued ut about Sc 600 Schr Hamilton left hero Friday
night weather thick and wind light 10 out 20 the brig
The VIM Deliver went out again Saturday afternoon
and the steamer went out on Sunday 70 VOW
her into this port" .
Som TWO, OF bangor. from wilminetcn, NC for bcs
ton had heavy Sc gale 18th ut Lat 80 "a lon II ~ NJ
Pm shipped hsa sea was thrown on her beam snds ssc
torsboen, topmss topgAuaAspasS az yssds w t'SsseN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08
Municipal Elections.

TROY, March Z, 1854
The wings have elected their candidate for Mayor of
this city by about six hundred majority
ROCHESTER, March T. 1854
Dr. Maltby Strong whg, is elected Mayor by from 500
to 800 majority. Six Of the ten Aldermen elected
wings, and also six Of the ten Supervisors.
AUBURN, March T. 1854
Underwood, whig for Mayor, has been elected by fifty
eight majority.
SALEM, March I, 1884.
George L. Newcomb, of the native American ticket was
elected Mayor to-day by hundred majority. The
Board of Aldermen the same ticket were also elected
CAMBRIDGE Mass, March Z, 1854.
Abraham Edwards (whig) was yesterday chosen Mayor
of this city, full board of whig Aldermen was also
chosen.
DETROIT, March !, 1854
At municipal election yesterday ?. NJ Hyde, whig
elected Mayor and the entire whig ticket excepting
the Justice, chosen by 300 majority Six Of
the eight wards have gone wing.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY March Z, 1854
REroRrYD.
To incorporate the Clinton County Savings Bank
Authorizing aid to the Northern and Susquehanna
Railways.
nils PASSED TO A THIRD HEADING.
TO incorporate the East Brooklyn Savings Bank.
10 appoint commissioners to examine Into the title of
Trinity Church to the Kings Farm.
To amend the charter Of the New York Juvenile
Asylum.
The Senate ccncrrrtd in Tie amendments Of TIE Louise
10 the Division avenue (Bxooklyn) Railway bill
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Her6IO M0f1ne COfTOopOuOcuCce
EDCARTOWN March 2-Arr u schr Norris Whit
comb Newport via Holmes Hole; sohr HArbnger Harper
Norfolk for Boston.
Sid 9Th schr Harhinger, Boston.
Sid 9th schr Norris on cruise. No arrivals at sti
AN. Wind NV
PHILADELPHIA. March 7-Arr schr Glass Blower Al.
len. NYcrk.
bark venezue. Davis Lagusyra briggs African Has
ke Cienfuegos Means, Herrck Sagua 10 GYande; Brs
toll Harris London larry Not Read Boston; schrs North
Pacific Marcy Wilmington, NC; Hannah Martin Psrrtne
err Allen, Norwich CT VIM Collyer Raynor, New Haven
steamer Delaware. Clark New York.
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The iron bark Jefferson about 35 tons, ON 27 do NM
built for the Navy about years ago. then fitted an
armed paddle wheel steamer advertised TO be sold
auction at London Feb e. At Oyds captains ROOM Royal
Exchange.
large quantities Of cotton aoat picked bales marked
W 7; probably the deck load Of some vessel.
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Fire at South Glastonbury.

HARTFORD, March Z, 1904.
About o'clock this morning the cotton mill owned
by Messrs. Watkinson Bartholomew of Hartford stu
atcd in South Glastonbury, destroyed by fire. The
loss is about $40 O00 Insured for $4,000 in the Ena
and Hartford companies, of this city. The mills
known the Rob Roy Mills. About two hundred hands
are thrown out of employment.
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sent In communicston saying that four keepers and
two watchmsn receiving six hundred dollars eac6 salary
could be parted with This communication was relexred
to the Wardens to act upon.
The Board then adjourned -
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CINCINNATI, March Z, 1854.
Flour is selling here at IS 90 80. Provisions are
stagnan and sales could only be effected at decline
Mess Pork is held at sl2 Lard dull at SIC. Szc, for
bbls. The river is in 6ne navgable order.
CHARLESTON, March 8, 1854.
Our cotton market is firm and the sales day reached
1880 bales, at prices ranging from TIC. 0ssc.
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The Explosion at Hartford.

HAHIFUKD,
The jury investigating the of the late explosion
examined ten witnesses to-day. The testimony Of
much the same character that heretofore given show
ing that the engineer habualy careless and that
the time of the explosion the water below the aues
The investigation will be concluded tomorro
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aARITIHE INTELLIGEHCE.
ALMANAC ron NEW yoRx-nn DAY.
sUN Nsg .,,,.,..6 "a MOON BnnB ..........S "
sN swTs ........6 50 HIGH wArAB.. u 10
Port OF New York, March z, 1854.
Port OF New York, Ma


CLEARED
stsamship Roanoke, Skinner, Richmond and Norfolk,
Bark Lulsn, Peterson Liverpool Arthur Lssry,
Brig Thomas Connor, storsr, ST Johns, PR, r Buck
Co. ..
s as,ss ::R.i S:s;!:. ssi' x
sohs AGATE coss. 'f fCs AZ Pas Buck
ss5 ss;ppsTd nsSat smith Tnos s.a1sSs
e.: S;s s:.ss E.ss a.s. Blossom Son.
ssas EI'P S.s. ThSsm Ip. New Haven master
n. oSsssn FAB ns .s.r Vein
Steamship Company. .pn,x,rr
Steamship James Adser Dickinson, Chariesson Mar 4
Co. Mar ) l. pm, passed Steamship Marion. hence for
Ship Queen of the West pke Hallstt Liverpool Jan g.
sS sssI 1 E. ns. ana .
chsris New Orleans a with oos
ssa. e. cGEa
A;s.y =. Gamble
CAS- NJ. 81 az CAPE day.: x.A
saw sSv'Gn br bark with loss
square bale q cotton with no mark on III Atn - mes
Bark Arthur of Warren. Me-; Pierce, New orlssn''
Brig Lucy jones' RoeSss days Win brandy to Boyd
LAD dsf swept sss s curing n'
s pt rs e.. TasPpisa ssss
sss Esyy: Pr days with SUI
With e E,s
a s1s sy
50 miles. Br barn WIN loss Of main and nssn top.
Brig tss Eas.p.Ss Lssmsn. Bermuda Il days. with
H..y johnson Porto c.ss'lo q days. with Coffee
Il 20 days. with tobacco
ssSl New YcrT Soi Hsehi;S Th.nP.on' st Johns, Fla
scsr WI Ferguson wiiiet.s, wininss0n, NC, days
Ru w' %se. s:s'1R sssasa
s sssr P sss1
s ssss EPPs s aHs' b cs;s:
Sen ss j.uy..s qSsh yn. ss,
ST: zis Horton yiRss: SiH s:;. s''
S:$i sE:sSli
sssI Sa:ssS v Stats
Ss Hssis WIS Mss'FSS . sss:9S: ''
schr K Rsiey IhiladelPhia, sdays.
s sssI Sssss nusss. New London
ssS Sl Many kiiisr Day Phsdslphis wv A
Scby E Townsend ---- Philadelphia.
Scbr Horton, -, Philadelphia
schr Col B Davis, Sumers, Philadelphia.
Sen JB1T I, orsner I RAIls sIIIgs
sehr Lear Price Philadelphia.
81. sq!a 1siS. s trek, Ehil.asRS.
s ssSr eo P P.1lsy ph hihl',sdlfRs'
schr Tiath Hannah, sumers, Philadelphia.
Schr Sprague Smith, Phladelphia.
sh5 Cane Hsa NAY s0 J:. psfsns
sehr boston, Carson Fhil.dsiPhi. p'''
Schr W Hall, Dayton, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr John Corson, Corson Phiiadelpha.
Schr Nassau, Bayles, Philadelphis.
Schr Warren Warren, Philadelphia
Schr Henrietta Day Philadelphia
schr John Price, Price Philadelphia for New London.
Schr Mary Ann, johnson, PHILADELPHIA
Schr W lillian Henry, -, Philadelphia
schr H Wilson. -. Philadelphia.
Schr John Rogers, Mayhem, Philadelphia
Schr Corbit, Hewll Philadelphia.
Schr B Reeves, Shate, Philadephia.
Schr Messenger, johnson, Milton Del
Schr Watson, Jump, Milford.
Schr John Mihhn, Carlisle Delaware.
Schr 8 Godfrey, Williams, Delaware.
Schr Ship Carpenter Smith, Delaware, 8 days.
BELOW
One bark and one brig anchored in the lower bay.
SAILED.
Steamships Curlew (Br) Bermuda and st Thomas; Roam
oke Richmond &c ships Jacob Westervelt, Liverpool;
Mercury, Hayre.
Wind at sunrise, Sc; meridian, s; sunset, N.
tBy SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH
The HIGHLANDs, March 7-Sundown.
No inward bound vessels in sight Wind Light from South
Weather hazy
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Opening of Navigation.

ALBANY March 7, 1904.
The propeller Dayton arrived at Oswego yesterday
Toronto, with cargo of $500 bbls. Of -four.
The ferry boats Of the Hudson River railroad and the
Boston railroad have nearly effected passage the
Hudson river.
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The Southern Mail Route.
The Marion Mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON March 6, 1854.
Travel is stil interrupted the land route from VIII
mington.
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CHARLESTON, March z, 1854.
The u s. mail steamship Marion, Capt. Foster, from
New York. arrived here at three O'Clock this uesday)
morning
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ALBANY, March J. 1854.
BILLS RKr0RTKD.
To charter the city Of Poughkeepsie regulating the
fees of commissioners for opening streets in New York
city.
The bill for the appointment of additional notaries and
commissioners Of deeds for New York reeced-ayes
SO, nays 49,
bic.
The bill making appropriations for the Clinton Prison
ordered to third reading.
Progress reported the bill inquirng into the
causes Of fires in New York.
MEDICAL SCIENCE
The bill for promoting medical science debated in
Committee of the Whole. The motion pending
amendment offered by Mr. Dawson, providing that the
friends of the deceased may reclaim the body after 1t
has been in possession Of the medical college twenty four
hours and inter it In the usual manner Progress
reported.
The of the Assembly Chamber granted for the
exhibition Of the pupils OF the State Idiot Asylum
Thursday evening. Adjourned.
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The bribery constitutional amendment was passed.
BuI1 PAD.
10 alter the Commissionef's map Of Brooklyn.
To authorize the city Of Albany TO aid the Northern
Railway Company.
TEMPERANCE.
The Temperance bill then called up and the ques
ton agreeing to the report OF tho committee the
smendmsnt proposing to submit the bill to the people
was lost-Yeas 8, nays Is.
The amendments designating December and February
the time for the bin TO go into operation also
jected.
The debate continued by several members, when
the bill ordered to third reading, by the following
VOTE
AyeLMcssrs. Bishop Bradford, Butts. " II. Clark, W.
Clark e. Clark Danforth, Dickinson Field. Hasey Hop
hins Putnam, Richards Robertson, Sheriff., walker
Nsys-Messrs Barnard Barr Brooks Crosby, Hitchcock
Hutchns Lansing Pratt, Spencer and Watkins-l0.
Adjourned.
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Telearnnhic NIarlnA ReuorfI


BOSTON, March Arr bark Acsdisn, Greenock; briggs
Laurslia, Cape Haytien and Keoka, MatAnsas.
CHARLESTON, March 6-Arr bark Jasper, New York.
Cor VIII
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rfeet,rr of the Ten Covcrnors.

Several were ItVeIYtI IN ItzHfu % Va
rious repairs upon the Island.
The following resolution passed
Resolved That the President and Secretary Of this Board
their requston the Comptroller Of the city TO
his payable TO the order OF our President and
Secretary for the Of twenty Ave thousand dollars
resolution was adopted ordering that fire engine be
purchased for the OF Randas Island and that the
Clerk Of the Board be requested TO make requson on
the Mayor for the same.
The Warden Of the Penentiary, in answer to
ouremsnt from the Board, informing them any Of the
employees u this establshmcnt could b dispensed wih
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n EWs BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY.


REMARKS OF GEN cAss IN FAVOR OF THE MEASURE.
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Anti-Ncbraslka Meeting Mt Providence.
PROVIDENCE, March I, 1854.
large meeting was held to- night at the Benefcent
Church. protest against the passage of
the Nebraska bill. Speeches were made by Revs Drs.
Wayland and Hall and Mr.. Walcott and by Hon. John
Whipple and A. Payne series Of spirited resolutions
mas
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then discussed the BILL the injustice Of government
NJ 1xrs Gdrm) of CAL asked why the bill 10 Be
reierreds The Committee on Public Lands had similar
bill before i for three months: and had not reported IT,
Mr. WALKER said the committee had reported the bill
long since.
could not pass the BILL It would meet tomorrow, aud
probably would report back this bill tomorrow.
Nj, Mason (dem( Of Va, said il the time had gone
ment there would be change in the policy Of the gov
eminent buying lands for tho purpose of giving them
Mr.. Brown, (dem) of Miss, explained substitute he
intended to offer for the bill
Mr.. BArARD, (dem.) of Del, followed in opposition to
the bill.
Mr.. SEWARD (ree soD of N VI rise to express the
hope that this debate may stop here question prema
turely discussed is badly discussed wish also to say
Notwithstanding what has been said by the friends and
the opponents OF the BILL that this bl is favored alone
by the representatives Of the States. On the
trary, it will nnd other supporters and advo-
Gates It will be very pleasant for me- friend of the
BILL to speak and to vote for it now, have done
than heretofore. 1t would be unknd and dscour
mttee, since we know the sincerity and the zeal Of
that committee in the support Of the principles OF
should be submitted to the revision Of the Senator from
Wisconsin, who is on that committee remember when
that Senator introduced and pressed homestead bill
here at times not long passed. when the proposition won
almost favor here and very little popularity any.
where congratulate that Senator the prospect OF
the speedy adoption of policy identified with his cha
racter and fame.
The bill was then referred.
TREASURY BUILDING, ETC.
Mr.. BAYARD moved to take up the bill for the compile
ton of the Treasury building
Mr.. PETIT opposed the motion, urging the necessity Of
deciding Vermont's contested Senator's
After much debate Mr.. Bayards motion agreed to.
The bill was then read and postponed
VERMONT sESAToRsHIP
Mr.. Phelps then taken up and postponed un-
i'll tomorrow, when Mr.. Phelps will speak.
LANDS poR THE INSANE ETC.
The bill granting land to all the States for the benefit
ID.
Messrs. Adams and Bayard opposed the bill, and Mr.
Brown supported it, The bill postponed.
After an executive session the Senate adjourned.
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tBY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEoRAPH.l
The HrGHLANps March 7-Sundown.
No inward bound vessels in sight Wind light from South
Weather hazy.
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N r%h, yis hstsserd.
pool 2s.h Span brig March Hassas s Cid s:s.
s :a si
n s.s:s Eagle MURPHY,
r'. s.
hP hm.,mfpy s TAOns,
$ssS $a,s &
S sssuEns s.as
Mary
ysnsic DAYS sh ship Guiding sssr Couch l .vsspesi
AiSasasa
NY:assa S.? sss.
gss
Fs1s S.s. davis. 5.g
Ss Az js. Ss.:
A liss; End End e the b,f brig Alfred Hammond.
ssHs &: asT:' ss c'd
Emma snmon sshss
sS kSfsS Ess~s aofs' hsS un.. and Nov
NN "a pes r nsss$ Ss .ss1
Springer from cruise supplying lighthouses and II days
..SEWfoRT-Arr March s. sehrs A Small Pendsrsass.
dspSs SD Bell o% Rsls
colap for Boston; and all Others before reported.
s% os s.
from Taunton for New York; James Bennett from rak
dence
s.h sch. John Pierce Melville cardena Sid BARK
wall.
PHILADELPHIA-Arr March g. bark Asof simmons,
Palermo % days brig Delhi Darnaby Portsu Prince u
days. Cid schrs Leaning, Godfrey and candy Col
son, Provdence; Stoneback Rtsley New York; Trea-
surer, NAPLES, New Haven; H Crouch, Burke Nor
wich.
% %insmorS Phiiaa.pss Davis NYorf .ioop:
Fashion Blydenburg; WIN Bowen, Hallock, and Rhode
PoRTLHND-Arr March 8, brig N stowers Showers.
for Cuba 4h Baker Arey for
NYork Cid 4th ship Bailey new Of Freeport III ~
Is tonsJ Koopmsn Liverpool brss Edword Lind, Buck
nam Porto Rico Royal Sailor Adams Matanzas Sid 5th
wind NV, ships y Bailey Virginia; bark X KniRht:
brigs Montroee, Jas Wallace, and Royal Sailor.
KICHMOND-sld March 8, sshr T Cooper, Candy, New
York.
sAvANNAH-Arr March q schrs Plandome, Brown, N
York; Davis Davis do; 3d. bark John (Br Popperne,
Lveypool schrs Rocket Achorn CArdenas Baltic Gala
carr boston cid l. ship gsnyon tBrl, Oliver Liverpoos
barks Queen Victoria Br) Nixon do Maria Norton Bulk
ley Nfork; brig Albert (r) Robinson, Hlsborough b;
schr Rainbow Bavener Bath, Me 3D. bark Cosmo Br, Ous
terhridge Bristol, r. sehr North state Horton NYork.
ST JOHNS, f-sld abt Feb n, schr James Blisa q
Bangor, for Frankfort.
wsrsA r SSs siys, sid "a brig rG.nss
tcik Vie rau Myw.