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YnxAsgsr DsrAHrxxsr, January !, 1854

..-4 hnrfsf YREAsuxr January 1854.
Notice hereby holders Of the following described
stocks Of the United States mis- department prepared
chase, any the date hereof and
posons aggregate
dollars,
toned, to wit 4
In any contingent competition stated
preference will be given in the order Of
stocks may offered The eenales duly assigned
States, by The parties who the thereof
this department upon receipt Whereof
price viii be paid compounded of following paueuarss
]. The par value, specified certificate
2 Teiuu The stock Of the by
July 1886, edeemabe November 1856
authorized by lsa2
cebe 1882 OF een and hall the stock Of
authorized the s47 ls4e and
the 3ist December, 1867, 5otb
June 1865 Of per and the stock Of the loan
authorized the 1885, and redeemabe 3is Deem
1854 Commonly called the Texan Indemnify per
ID the each certificate from the LIST
1854 receipt settlement treasury
allowance flor money reach owner) days
in addition.
stocks will be- made In drafts
e United States the Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, the parties may direct fle1 5a@f
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3--dtstJune Secretary of the Treasury.
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4 Office OF the romoval Of land once from
y SPARTA, to ELBA, in ALABAMA. .as..
Under authority can
chsree the location of land oces approved March 1852 II
l. hereby declared made
Oft public lands in the sPhRTA distrct Alabama,
moved from the OF SPARTA present location ELBA,
Coffee county, said State, The April
Given under hand the city Of Washington fourteenth
day Of February Domni thousand esht hundred and
hny-four
~. + FRANKLIN PIERCE,
By the PRESIDENT
john WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
I7-wl3w
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&N - s;11l = g 50
Washington Branch Observation-Disclosures Run Fol-
Il
FAVE daily, except Sunday and 8, M Ok and s.
IL On Sunday, at o, a. m, and S, p.
and stops only Annapolis June
ton and Relay the Others at all way stations.
Trains at 8, and 81 }. connect with Annapolis
Do dot a. and 5, do west
Do do and 9, a. m, and 5, p. do
Fare from Washington to Baltimore. 81 IS
Do do do and return J 30
Annapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l IS
! so
procured Office,
and good for the day upon which they are issued
T.. II. PARSONS,
July l6-dU Agent
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EDWARD X. COLLINS co..
No. B Wall street, n. "
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, h co,
Liverpool
q q. ROBERTS h CO.,
"a Kings Arms Yard, London
y. MUNROE 4 CO.,
~ Roe Notre Dame des vosoIr"'
GRO. " DRAPER, Hsve.
will accountable gold, sr
bullion specie ewelry, precious metals unless bills
stoned therefor expressed
JAMS
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD ron

Lo,ais, Indianapolis, Cosvsh~ Z~resrfi C"'
Land, Toledo, Chiooso, and - Lowts. .
all the above points be hsd Al the ran
L road station in Washington. a,
leaving Washington g. srrv, In Whse,ne
with the splendid Winchester and
welsvie 40 miles from Wheeling direct by railroad 70
Cleveland, Toledo Chicago and Alton thence by steamboat
miles, A. Louis Leaving Washington 1t m, hsy ~
afternoon with the splendid "Unicu ne' es
for Cscinna and Louisvile and for Indianapolis by rso
from Lswrenceburr.
tickets sold for Cincinnati, Lonvie and ndisnsP
m also for GAINESVILLE and Columbus by national road ssaeer
wheeling Passengers holding through tickets can he over
pon, the For information and tickets sppy 70 T. ~
PARSONS, agent, Washington. : 80
j. ~ DONE
Feb 7--dn Trspsportaton,
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Z, b.
T Tsw.:ss g 81 6 q; ,.,,s
T Tswn.ss H. Y - - g. e l a:nss T.
IswasS'S. 8 ! = q, Il = range '' =
$ E:::$s: Il i y i Ill. + ;:.i'
T Township: = K ~ . .sa s. u
Township Tswn:Sip' H. r. ]. II i. sa range -
In district Of lands subject MoxrooxsRr.
North Of the base line and Of ae principal meridian 'sA~s
surrey
Townships q, "a. q, Of range ls
Townshps ~ ~ a. a. 81 q range range y.
Towa.sps = g q, q Ianss 10
::::s: /; i; + ( ~:
Tswn:Ss. 3 6 e. range, ranges g. g.
Townships Is, is, II, Is, Of range So
In the district OF subject Tuscaloosa.
Of line and Of the principal mdua, southern
Township %, of ranges IL, II.
Townships 20, "a, OF ranges Is, IA, IS 49,
South Of the line and Of the principal eriian norAs
Township %, OF range /.
South Of e base line and cas-. Of the principal e1dian northern
Townships 20, 81, ~, of ranse2
district of lands subject sale HuxrsvrLLs.
South Of e base line and east Of the principal "dan, northern
Township 9, OF range 3.
Towns S :, %, II, Il a. ,1 OF range s.
In the dstc, of lands subject 10 sale at LEBANON.
South Of tao base line and Of e principal meridian, northern
surrey
Township 81, of range i.
Township. 20, 81, y, OF rangea
Townships 80, u. Ie, 10, DO 81, q, ofIange 3
x:. b. t. H. e. .Ia r. g. a. "a
of 9,
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FsO CAPITALISTS AND MANUEACTUMEHS.-Bai
DESTROYS moving OF feeble health,
for valuable power
found in the central part OF the State. sE n.
The mill tract lies Immediately the north side Of Deep
contains $50 considerable Of which free aud
dactive The pney lies south Of
the mills, 600 with long
pine, which will three millions OF
other rac situated miles from tho Farmyle Coal Mine,
tanning $40 acres, heavily tmbered long pine
The Touring mill consists Of four pair with all the
chnery for well mill and yields annually
hundred bushels The
Of The mill, with circular saw capable Of cutting
thousand feet OF lumber in twelve hours All OF The
machinery excellent order having been erect
cd since the 1850, and OF the Improved kind.
As the TALL this twentyfour feet the
available power will time,
than other place Cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company have contracted 70 cut their own ex
pense premises three thousand feet
length and for6ve feet widh passing through the mill
and erect mninan permanent and sub
santiai dam feed said canal which Of
constructions and completed this point will Offer induce
manufacturers inferior the southern
For further information apply Haywood Chatham
county, N. c. .r-s.
Mar ll-law4w AI.STON A. JONES'
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The View York and Liverpool United saAsss Hall
steamers
The ships comprising this line
Cep Nye
Inc hrcuc Capt Lu<
The Capt Comnstoch
Inc Adr1aus Capt 0ra0Oo.
t.,,. These ships having been built by q
pressy for government been
f11A4Q~ in their their
IA insure strength and speed; and their
allied for comfort
passage from New York Liverpool In kt cabin e2o
Exclusive 500
Ffom We o New York, 80
IN experienced attached 10 each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for
o sArL
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DANIEL HETFHKR, and MARY
ANN HKrYsKR, his wife,
Is.
JAcon JOHNSON and others.
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orricF COMMISSIONER PUruo guILpises,
te-.'..+t'--.'. s..s.s February 81, 1854.
pRoPosALs viii be ecsiyed in this office until Saturday 22
or fprI O'Clock. grading and
bridge graded srsveed may directed By
Commissioner Of Pubic buildings.
The work u be best character and TO be done the
person appoint
inspect IT, and alt that be done hr
October
sides. tI"
Security viii be required for perform snce OF the work
Any surplus earth from the grss,pg
place, wan reasonable distance, shall
designate
viii state the price cubic Rdne asd
superficial yard for tho grsveIne including gravel ma
##.H n. n. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public BuIdprs
Feb 22-dtd fsrninel, star. and News,
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('HOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Hroms.--w BAKER cos
American Vanilla Premium chocoistss
which first have been awarded
Union, sale by all
fhe United States, and by their agents.
Hussey Murray, New York Grant and Tweiis Philadelphia
Thomas " Brpndire Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
osIog ard .. y. Howell, Georgetown, y. Q.
tr3tsI WALTER BAKER, a Co.
1a-dy Dorchester, Msss,
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NEW SPRING 0OODs--r. u. Rrowninr under the United
Nv Hotel returns members OF
the House Of liberal bestowed
him the winter and respectfully soic their attention.
well n citizens Generally To his large SUPERIOR and
fashionable assortment Of goods cloths csssimes and vest
nTs, IN great varieties previous been
well prepared oh 70 Inducements call
and stocks feeling the variety
~ Stock with low will
shneni here elsewhere. Al
rvoved style. 5 r.t HE Fl
" Bsoe Cor scots Of
Ready made clothing Of quality, Of which
win sold the REASONABLE. terms. q
Mar tt--3awn
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EVANS a. whTsONs Phtisd~lphts- Manu- f.c
u patent key hoe aamnnder proof
large street, Phadel
phia Also bank vnnlt- sn
fanted equal 10 any in the United States.
Reference 4 few who SAT use ma
ear W. named Over q IN
r. Maguder, mn street Pennsyvnna Washing
ton,D o. hss Of -ass authorized rccciy
orders for -.
Fasmrrs' and Msshanics Bank, Philadelphia,
United Mint
United States Arsenal, in Philadelphia lin California
UnIfrd stnfes Appraisers once Philadelphia
pennsylv wants Railroad Company, safes.
phssrdlrha and Mori-rown Company
safe
Richard Norris h SON. locomotv, works, PhI.dciphin
winchester Rast Winchester, vivrir,s.
Sole agency for Rptterworh's superior bank hck..
Patent siets-lined refrigerator
July 3n-2awiy
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L. hBBlrr, Secretary.
CHAnLrs De srLplso, h opposite odd Fellows Hail.
agent.
w. Iomssros, NJ o. oppots City Once, 7th street,
physician.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and operations OF
be obtained application al the agents Office
Mar
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u
/ Cincinnati, Ohio.
THIS very and superb hotel open for the
ton Of travellers The poprstors, in
city SUPERIOR magnitude costi
Of embellishments richness Of furniture eligibility
business and render all the comfort gues,s
viii be the study Of The propns,ors do all that within them lies
Jan as--dsm GEORGE MOORE a co.
MORE q GALLAGHER, Iron Founders snd Manu-
vi fac,ure Of Wrought and Cast iron Railing Ridge
balconies public and private grounds, SC Alec, all
mental and architectural iron work
Washington vicinity rafting enclosing The lafayette
in this city Specimen drawings sent persons
making selection.
&c, 7-ecsmos
opened once, No ~ William street. merchants,
for the transaction Of general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. mining railroad, government State and city
promis-ory ro,es, bills negotiated
~is-dp rMANUsL i. HART
VIRGINIA "P.y Rolls" and Muster Eo,,. ,-Two
For sale at TAYLOR \ MAURy,s
vebiS Bookstore, OH
IoEi IcEfi ICEIi
THE public for their very lib
srn patronage for the sir hopes
Bsvns ssency large ice company viii be en-
blsd supply dealers by the and his
OF such smaller quantities they require through
orders BY Co.. druggists corner Of Penn
avenue and street, r. Given CO. wood md coal
dealers tth my ONCE Monument hin
they may he directed 70 me through the pos, once
M"s-sv9m mo. rETTiBoSE.
rIAs FRODssIA ns Improved chrono,nes.r watches
gs wa ~ s srs s ss q style and ,s
from the mandatory chsres fos.ham strand London
Also, watches from the celebrated London
e. WILLARD,
pse04-dan No. Q Congress street, Boston.
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MORE q GALLAGHER, Iron Founder. .na Mann

VIRGINIA PAY Rolls" and " Muster Uolt. ',--Tv
copies Of these and valuable lists Of soldiers
For sale Mt TAYLOR A. MAURys
reb rs Book store. near ab s,reet
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Rosson sy
Rebuilt elegantly furnished
snd convencncss for
ton OF travelling public.
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oRs ale or ccmmodious four and
II 18th side the
andp
Terns possession given immrdi
Address 49, Solicitors Office,
Oct l5-~du n0ao1et gaf
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n district OF lands subject o sale CAHAsA.
North Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian, southern
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THE SPENCER HOUSE,

Commissioner Of the General Land
Jan a-lawl3w
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Police InteiltUenco.

Seduction under Pycmue of Yarn oe -rhe n, St,sr
v,,h ,hs sas.s' s.sr o,O. r. .E.... e Cat..
ur or me promise Of marriage which has fore
pubfssed was brought up jest rdsy afternoon hear
me fair complain ant placed The I'd for crogs
eaaminsapr ON iet original Affidavit. The partl.s
c'rned are boz Young. Cater u not over nineteen
Jsars tf tge and sis Thomas is not than teveu
teen years snd iooks even youugsr than that. Sac IL
very psty and her extreme avs aiIe appearance crea
JoDng should be compsed 10 testify in eoar. Of ips
uoe under such cnflvorAbe circ Ancss There ~
numter OF the friends OF both parties preseas the
evidence gwen was nothing than coaarmasory OF
her previous tss nory The stands adjournsi un
til this a'terr oon at two O'Clock.
rssnty nrst ward yesterday arrested man named John
Cudn'y, On charge Of violently assaultng H,ey In
dieting severe wound over the eye with knife The
accused Was taken b Justice Stuar, who committed
him to prison TO Anawer the chargs.
The ka,s Lottery srisdle The tw, young mon named
assumed name Of nars Co. .chsrrsd With the vs,aus
OF lottery tchets In this STATE have both been
from custody BY Justice welf bail OF 50 90 in each
ter from Mr. Hamilton, Of Wsss.d Ls'a 1ss
county r. enclosing two Of the lottery sshsmes which
had been fe.t to him By this hrm with vie. Of indao
irg him to purchs 80 tickets The joke of this aar L.
,hst the ooer was compelled TO psy ten cents Tor the
letter containing the ccular which are Of no uss what
n B.. should havs paid the postage bu, as
information woud put you In way that you could .o,d
to pay u youi self"
Boy MURDERED IN FRANKLIN, PA.--On the 10th
ult, st Franklin, Pc, during services at toe N. 4.
Church, where Protraosd messing has been progress
for tome time, John HOPE boy about seventeen or
sshtsn years old, vent to the church and sent mes
sage in TO Ask boy ned JAmss Hill wso was about
toe came ses - him self and with whom he hAd sons
boJisb ofhculty, TO come out and agh him. HILL imms
daey on rses virg the message vent OF the
Ihey pessse ioto An alley scar BY. wnsa Hope drew
about tsef rods and dropped dead. Hops at
70 NJ PsnsrI tbs gentleman With vhoss family he ~ss
hvipg, gave Mrs. Pumer the knife, telling hsv Of the
same time what he bed does Hoss vas srrestsd and u
now u jan awaiting bis trial
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soundrgs BE couId only speak With respect 20 tho
croAshnents Ihs first that st Coriers Hook a the
i1ot ot Gran street IL has bcsn exton ied fer that
Is choult for vessels to land there. rhsre was such
haste 10 extending building lots that proper drains
not made People obtained lots for solid bulk hesds.
me sneroacnneots 10 the lover parts Of the city have
oeen principally in the hns up slips and In the ersc-
.ion OF PIERS which Re thought for the tntsrsst Of
msrcs shoud he restrained 70 find plsos now TO dis
chGge snip 10 very difficult. II IL well known that
paeA IA Bsookyn can be for this purr oee muok
more easily though tbs there are not
what they cusht 10 20. He had been engaged In the
coast survey for thirty e,rs ort his opersions In tha
baroor bad been ertriF shore llas of n,er. a.
tsIisd fro jEhton and Fnlton ferries 10 tn. na ~
let3 II wou9 b exceedingly dcult for vessels to ps,s
up srd down. L difficult for vessel to gss ont
ever With a salI wind
Mr. HcFARiyn cid not think that thu curre-. OF tho
Gsat liver bad increased during The last twenty ysars
and did not believe tsst the OF ths i've w.s
obsrucei by piers between South ferry Fulton ~:
yet he would bs sorry 70 the piers extended
tnp l!De ss'aolishsd ~ the Law OF 1903.
The CHAsAN ntir ted TO the ssting that the
nitee perfectly acquainted with AL the facts OF ths
case and vsbed TO know whoiner the psrtiss had Aay
thing further TO fay.
Mr. WAXING would only refer authorities on ths
point vested rights which he alluded the evening"
previ He would ssud in written abatement Of them
10 tbs commit ttss at Albany on FRIDAY next
The committee adjourned 81 ton O'Clock.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.

Senate.
Albany, Feb !, 1854
memorial was presented for An appropriation to the
Eye and Ear Innrmary
PAssJm
Authorizing railroad corporations to subscribe to the
capital stock Of the Allegheny Railroad Pennsyivanis
Authorizing savings banhs 10 post their surplus fun u
trust companies.
GUBnSAroRAL NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The following uominatsons BY the Clever together
With others were confirmed by the Senate 35th Janu
sry'-Iand Comnissioners Onets county, wm Kuight
and Clare Potter Notary Public, Kings county, Tnso
dore A. syers.
THr SUPERINTENDENT or COMMON SCHOOLS
Mr. RcBysTsoS, (dsm., OF Westchss,sr presented
~itsp report nch OF the Governorr message a.
relates the Of the Office Of pefinten lent OF
rpnen Schoo fro1a the oss Secretary Of State q
BY It'll e.tpg the ohce cf ats su ptrintsndsnt OF
Icmmos Schools
wHrERs HOUSE or RRyuGE-GR1KswfcH SAVINGS BANK.
tn fifth snAuAl report fthe Managers Of the Western
houfs Of teeeveo also, the annual report OF
the Trustees of the Green sich Savings Bank.
NOTICE., Fro
By Mr. PuTSAMA hi! to Inc. rposats thu Forest La On
Cemeu ~ Association
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m0Tket0.
NEW ORIEASs Jan 30 1854
Flour hss advanced In ms,Ast sincs receipt
the Atantio's oeWs to ~ IS S. Sales ot day
were 10 900 sacks, 1T $50. ESQ Ness pork Ia dull at
Sh Wnfkey ssh at 26c Freights are advancing.
Sterling sxch ange is d dull .. 8 premium.
NEW ORLEANS Jan 81. 1854.
The sass Of cotton r. day bales ct Irregular
pric.s mddhpg quoted At sks. TIE decrease the
receps 1T al the Southern ports Sl7 600 bales Stoek
OF cotton now 10 this port Is 0u0 baes 0aio four
- 80 Mess pork 10 frmer. holders assirg Sl2 So Ex
ehsngs are remarkably ddu aud dH,ul. OF SALE Stsr
discount sunny bags have advanced to 10 Freights
are advanong. 1900 s6b OF pork shipped 70 Bos
ton at 81 Is
CHAMrsroy, Jan. al, 1854.
The sales Of cotton to aay 1000 oaiss at ces
nrg'pg from So to 1oKo Tho marke. Is dull and
hreg ulsr, and quotations snow cesiine OF kc
CNunSAII Jan. 81, 1854
Provisions are nrm Mess pork, Sl3; bulk neat So and
90 for sbouds and sides. 3ooo lbs prims lard sold
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BrookIyr CITY Intelligence.

DrsTRrssIsG houpIsTs ny FIRE "A yoaug hdy, named
Mary Cresmsr residing In Kslseys snsy, vas fisotIuly
burned Monday night b. hsr tHes tssipg Ore fsors
the stove 81 which she bso texge- berssn 0a dndng
berseR In Games she ut into the street whers her
ntuAtion Was discovered By . neghbor who poased \
bucket OF water her I-rstn but with sght elect.
cssr Murphy Of the Third district police hIstens to
the spot and proceeded 70 tear of her oress a1d took
oer into the house Her situation s precarous, and 10
10 feared sbs car not survive.
YESTERDAY morning, C@thsrne Supdey who had fallen
ssle At her Iedsncs. No 81 rulary street. vas badly
burned by ner clothes taking are from lamp Witch wAs
sts rdDg table bescs hsr Her situstiop sAs sosn
oiscotered b. her screams, aud physciAn vas csed
In 70 her relief Hsr Injuries OF seions chArAcef'
snIn Logon WITHOUT I1ovsss --sersn persons we're
sher convicted OF pleaded guilty 10 indictnenn 10Y ss
ing liquor vithsut osrcA in tue Court q S~ssons
terdsy VIM. Shaw. Henry Harris and Timothy ho-sa
we're 6eed $40 esch ard in dition sentepcsd 70 tsn
d,ys I'm prisonmspt Bsnry Il Erbasn vs hnsd slo,
aud Vim. Fnpsean was deed s6 and sentencsi 70 un
days imlrscnment.
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Later from tho Cap. Of Good Hope.

BOSTON, Feb. 1 1854
The bark Tally To- from Cape To .n, Cape of GOOD aops
December g. arrived here this morning Left Ia por. barb
Kirkland, from New York for Ascension B.y four days
The bArss Ren2 ard Southsrner Boston for Austria
la, had arrived vita their captains sok Bark Martha
Apns, ioI Baltimore siled from Saldaah. Bay Dsc g.
Caps Town papers state that with continued pcacs the
country pros oerpg ra1 prizes wool mad greatly
dcclred Traders arriving from tie interoe with
large quantities Of ivory and other products Rc muss
OF copper we're being worked ADD hunersd fifty
tons OF the ore had sd Cape Town.
Troops were leaving the oouatry for India and home
and the land Of the Kairs being parceed out to
RettIerR
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Distribution or Rewards 10 the San Fran
cisco Kescuers.

IbILADELPuA FOB I, ISb4.
reseuets fuAd met to-day, and decided the wing
disposal Of the fund.- namely To Capt Crishtou 81 o05
TO capt Low, OF the bark XII by Nnd Capt Stouer II
the Antarctic 81 600 sach to Capt Psade.on OF the
Lu Ihempon, $3.50; Capt Matthew'S, OF the steamer
City OF New York $500 and service Of plate; to Lieut.
Murray $780, Ths balance is disrbu. .op among ths of
GERS and crews Of the three rescuipg sps Tae whole
amount collected Was $40 coo.
Captains Crighton end Love we're received by som.
mittee of town mee,irg 1T the Girard House. this
evening" and addressed by John Aontgom ry Who
quenty thanked them for their noble ceoduot Thsy
will b publicly received in Indspe pdence Hall noon TO-
morrow, when the tsstmoni.ls VIII be presented
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From the South.
From the South.
KOszTA And CUBA-FOUNORY BUREBu-HRAvY
VERDICT AGAINST A RAILaOAD--RErURN OF
FUGITIVE SLAVE, ETc

BAIrNoRK Fob i, 1854
RI solu lions have be,n ptroo uos3 into the Louisiana
hgrA'ur- ~ proving the 'intsrv@n3a" OF govern
pent III tfe kcszt' sss- also dsulaiDg "unoAled for"
AID AnertcAn - aud .iasSps9sntr soy .tfY Yrt3 the
feoern govern nen' may thrk l. is "a rnAks vita
svis- 70 pu. Gown movements suspeotsa Avng the
hbxrsti o o. Cuba IN WV
The kissouri Iron Works AZ Wheeling were eotlrsly
Destroyed by fire yestrrcay TIE Is in the
hood OF 500, COO
We learn from New Orleans that Mr.. Laaareau1 has
Obtained in one Of the courts there uty.
housapo dollars agaiost the New Oreacs Railroad Com
psny Tbs suit wAs brought for damages sustained in
'he LOSE OF her husband who killed BY acsident
the roAo It question.
4 DEPUTY Marshal from New York has arrived 1t
NoIfsk having In castony fusi i've slave who taken
from , vessel below New York
The y'aid House OF Rapres entaives haa ssei II
third reading the bill authorizing the city ltine
TO loan 000 100 to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Com papy The bill had previously passed tho Senate
The Cu'ts Creek Rairoad bill has also been passed TO
third n ading In the House.
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sIrIs PASSED.
The following bills vsra paused -
To authorize tbs % dens5uIg and Isrtce Railroad TO
borrow money. "
For the relief OF VIM. O. Baehansn
For the rehet Of Thcmss Goolsell
To charter the Ho Rard Wa or W lrks
IsrRoDuCnc. or Bills
By Mr. CInsos--To incorporate the Psnny Ssy,rr,
BsnK, New York e
NJ cUssiNG-in reIrtioa to the ofa,s Of Register OF
Deedf 10 tbe city of New York
sr HARRis-T rsgnlste tsrs on rar co:ton sold in
bales - =
hr. sr%s-in relation to the resdenoes OF the Justices
OF the supreme Court
Mr. tUhssGs--iu r-lxtion to tho cor distraction OF rail
rosds ciii-s.
kr AIKEN Ceoins ursdioton to the United States over
certsin lands for ligbrFops~s 80
hr. bEBGEN To amend ha chartpr OF the Marina s.v
inga Insi ution l. the city uf Nsv York
ar fuRNSrT-For the better protection OF holders OF
n eotis BILE paper,
Mr.. CUNNING t. enable the Supervisors OF New York
to Iaise money BY tsxsa.
hr. 6AILoRY-To provide for tns detection o, inoen
diaries Adjourned till p NJ when de ,aie will be re-
suned IN the liquor question