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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
The REIMBURSEMENT Annual Report

Of TIE Company viii br :'uHli-isi car.E III ID
her. and forwarded :" Members l'y liEu.-' -
they are respectfully referred fra Ia.
men; Of the i,u-inc-- al The company 'r '''
wear. ,.,-l>
Members Of the Con, aiav vii fiji ia TIE i.,,
Of the Representatives elect = Inc i'- -. .,a
schedule -iI"wiii. :ic amount 81 ~
from each respectively; o"''t'y ''' i'''''''' ,-
sirtd,, 81. tt1t n, n's.s4 t'r ~ a. IS, SD
,.ust !. uiJ .s d, 4 ii,;t attention 10 mr.,
,o ,or, az, ,I ,lc,,,..er, al ,c Company. "i.I 80
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Notice of Assessment for 1854.

VGNHE Members ii tie N,rino'- Mr. 70
L ~uraicc COMPANY are hereby II -;r'' ''.', !,
tll"wiii. :--,.--lrrIt- i.atc beer made ~ 'r J.
rcct"r> on :ill No.,.> in fore. "u tie ,oo2i- %. =
IA VIZ S,.,,.,-,I.~ II l>s3 Il 81 tll.- t"t 60.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
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For he He''t and Cur. at >,,,;.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
FLOUR.

IL JEWETT has constantly for sale Flour of
10 the best brands. and N TIE lowest market
price.
March. 1854. S6Stf
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

all of their own manufacture, consisting of
)resS, Frock and Sack touis: black and fancy DO,
skIn Pants; black and fancy Ca>~mcrcs do.
Satincttc, Tweed and Thin do. Satin. silk
and Lasting Vests. fancy. paid and
tlin do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
DIED.

psD, e e,encr the county OF r'~lata on Me 81!
Of February 1884, IA the slst year OF her aye, Mrs MARTHA
SMITH.
This simple all suffer 10 those who knew her
will strike many
unouspecng hen will be heard and keeny et in Gooehand
native coun,y-in Richmond, amid the mountains
Albeae and with shock still Gercer and crushing
sunny Alabama But, on the wings Of this intelligence
soothing TRUTH that she dec she had lived with
anil dostng friends around he) with all the
world and The Of we'll spea! life has happy mmo
tali,y ia her JUS, and certain reward on high.
Such woman as she was-so gen!s and meek mild
kind and good amabls and charitable In all the relations
ety. sgn6cant and mpershabe memorial OF
and merits than the transient euogy Of This
She has left monument in the hearts largo circle
friends, whose ardent affections will ekinde al the echo OF her
name and ansm, the memory Of her eIceences praises
and tradition, 10 remote postelity.
The whole history her long and useful life embraced and
truly proclaimed short went about doing
good The stranger knocked her door that 1t
opened the asked for aims that gven the
afflicted sought for relief that f her free
The SICK Fever asked her .oohng attentions that s did
came for her, whether midday in midnight
10 white She was always quickly at the Of duty such
life well spent, and such an example worthy Of ntaonl
RS- Alabama papers will pleaIe publish this notice.
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v,o, c,rr.spondence of the ENQUIRER.
IN Cuba-English Interference again iu'
ron.aa Ns,rs-Posion Of the Emperor and Of France
UUirnatuul Of Russia
WASHINGTON, FEB. ii, 1884.
,e,,,o bas inst been received here from Cuba, which
shows ,hn another step about 10 be taken IN Inc a"
cnoJo matter in accordance with English Interference
Tn. r, n,in General has just Issued another decree co
o b, no apprentice should be hired for longer pc
, ,h,n EIGHT yens and also that the valuation OF no Save
IN Tho island should exceed five hundred dollars
III, ,oc,. o this decree may be immediate, nor IS ~
rac,Iv known what particular object In has in view" J.,
10 sufficient for note that looks to some uture
ahon slavery in the island and is an evidence OF rne"
in,orierence in it, These things worthy OF remark " u.s.
The En1npepu excitcs some attention hcLe. ~
though affairs becoming more complicated, IL 10 ic
w two hot they arc thereby fastening SOLUTION WHICH,
IN the oninon OF the best informed will not end III gee
wal The moment most imminent Of war m my
NJ nrohable neucenbe settlement The chances Tor ~nr are
Hsved to be much by The magnitude Of he a
te,ss,s Of France and England, which demand peace =,
The memorandum from The Paris journal La rresse. o'
neson oI dsnc on is believed TO b. semi ocla ana 10
contain the mfimoRm of Russia. is firm Gnd ognneu'
Il will be observed that the Emperor demands 'G acceP
lance of The proposition of Prince h1enschRor lie OLE
claims all upon Turkey with ano remarks
hnt wears he could have retained or could no"
himself Of II IN lew o uny o hs Russian pred
scons md charges "the war OF ncapacies upon the IT.
midItv and dnpcity Of those who were destitute OF he
necessary for the OCCASION inns 'oht
shows consciousness of his position and determnaot
to retain i, firmly and in such way as may seem 10 mn
hest The aIuson the position Of France 10 very sign
cam Il is believed now TO be very certain that here Is no
an understanding between the TWO Emperos France ohg
with as much easerness for Belgium and Italy, as N"ss
does for Eastern acquisitions. |.
The ,riang event of the late Belgian marriages IS DC
leyed 10 be one of the germs of this whole difficulty IN
alliance of Belgium and Austria is preex Tor LOUIS no
poleon 10 take care Of his Rhine frontier lie may MINK
necessary any event, 10 send an aIry to the E.ae
The position of Aberdeen s peculiar one tct hc ho
his position withon, probability Of change. This fact wit
the supposed personal predictions Of the French Emperor
together with the great risks OF England sill Gncoufge
the belief in continuous peace. fhtNrh->'
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THE MEXICAN TREATY

Ii Ia understood that the President transmitted the
Senate Saturday. Tor its advice and consent the
lately negotiated with The Government Of Mexico by our
Minister Mr. GadsdeD IL is said that certain notifications
recommended touching what relates 10 the Tehuanepec
grant or contract-[N Nat. IntsRigenrer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

IWhn this conversation took place the circular Of ~
Drown de pHuys had not reached ST. Pelcf5burg.I .
The manner Of his Imperial Majesty throughout ms IN
terview temperate rational and frank aiiaoe WIN oo
coming dignity and free from any OF that excitement VI
wil(uncss imputed 10 him in many lournas-lid f'es'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

Mr. Ovid +. Johnson, formerly Attorney General OF the
State Of Pennsylvania and later OF the associate editors
of the Washington Union, died at the almshouse OF this
city on Friday Washington Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

,,s u h, ,ty want TO pcrpctua'c lax For their ron
Lo"s' Al ",cbcr he yisiant about this matter The
dsineresled patrons genius arc increasing ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

BALTIMORE FEB 49, Sales OF Hour at So 81.
family nnur while wheals sell at soc per bushe and
red al 81 Transactions fair The marker tor corn Is
al 90 q % cents per bushe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

NEW YORK. Fen. Is, p. M.-Sont Inc no gu &c
SO BY q A. and white wheat al o. ~ g
onsv EXCHANGE on England q eS prem.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD.

RICHMOND AND ORh XIV bN NAIL ROAD
We learn the meeting of the stockholders OF This
road called pursuant notice. 10 meet at King and Queen
Court House Thursday held the day appoint
ed Edmund Rufn, Esq, called 10 the chair, and Mr.
Tyler OF King and Queen appointed Secretary After the
necessary preliminary steps. the meeting proceeded - bal
lot for President Of The Company, when upon a count il
WAS found that Alexander Dudley OF King and Queen
ceiyed Alb votes scattering 225. Messrs. Douglas OF
New Kent and Nicholson Of MddeseA, were subsequently,
unanimously elected Directors. After ordering survey
he Engineer of the five different advocated by
parties the meeting adjourned to meet at such time
and place may be selected by the Board 10 receive The
eport of the Engineer and adopt the mos,
ropte which NAV be- reported upon-[hlafi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
COMMERCIAL RECORD
WHOLESALE PRICES CITRpp

RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Ia, 1854 80
TOBACCO-The market Ia without change Sine.
report. N. NJ. MARTIN I'aa
FLOUR-Holders are offering to sell a, %
quote these figures as the market price. " It: J.
WHEAT-Prime red and white continue 10 ssu
q z 90 per oushel.
CORN-90 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAII-90 81 cts. per bushe
OATS-45 IS cts. per bushe
BACON-Mountan cured hog round. O 9y ga.
cured and Smithfeld hog round 9S to 9S cenls. MY.
ern Sides 81, Shoulders q St; new Sides ayS.n
ers 81 81; Hams II r.
BUTrER-Goshen, IS q CTS. MounIsin, 10 AZ
some poorer sorls mol suitable for table use. are so
COFFEE-We quote Rio II IL cents; l.apo,,,
e: Java l3S to Ii; Mocha Is l5H cts. '
FISH Mackerel, No. 3, small, Ga Ut the latter Il,
ton Inspections; Halifax Herrings, No. !, IS IS -
gross S3K 4.
CANDL ES-Talow II a ID cts; Hulrs and /,
sons patent l6 Adamantinc Is 30; MltchelIs pan.
81; Sperm SO 81 cts.
LARD-New in barrels lOS cts.; Kegs ii llS
LIVE STOCK-U. Shocks Reporp-Beef Cat,l.
weight, 50 GOA SO IS gross Sheep, 81 30 $780, nett
sUGARS-We quote Porto Rico 81 81 G
New Orleans 81 6H. Refined Loaf sA 10; CT
9T a. OK Powdered 91 IN; Coffee sugar e.. a.
ern Virginia 81 ~.
GUANO--Sates al $50.
PLASTER-Saes Lump S5s at wharf; 81 on
Ground 9.
.MOLASSES-New Orleans. 50 cents per gallon:
% "a cents; Sugar House, in barrels, Is to
Porto Rico in hogshcads 30 TO 80 cts; Sugar House
in barrels, iOa IS Cts: common do % "a eta.
I.EATHER--Soc. good stamp, from 70 - cts
damaged from Is to 81 cts.
SEEDS-Clover Seed 37t per bushel; Ilmolh
TO 81 Herds Grass 81 60 IS: FlaXseed 81 ~.
lRON--pis S35 $40 per Ton; Swcdes S!UO; lrede!
English refined $50 Common English $50; up coun
$50 M
SALT-Liverpool fine per sack 81 ~ anoa1 AM
store; Ground Alum 81 62H.
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b. u RANDOLpH'S Book Store and Bind
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

rLhSlER, EuANO AND OTHER MANURES
Ia meeting o the Board OF Drecors Of the Virginia C.li
"A Rail Road Company tho regulation. OF the Company s
oths transportation OF Plaster Guano &C., being under coa
lion, the following resolution was adopted.
Whereas the rates charged or Plaster Guano &c. have G
;he benefit OF the farming Interest, been fixed as g.s
profit on The transportation and The company is subjected
Tor not receiving and transporting them the exclusion
tcles OF equal or greater ncces-ty the whole community
Resolved While The for Plaster uano &C. remain boT
the proportional raes on other tonnage that these ci'
be received transported the exclusion Of arc1s
necessity which charged yielding profit the c00
ploy ard that no bill for storing these Improbable articles n'
poration will hereafter be paid E. H. GILL Sup's
E.h
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no TEACHERS.

"A MARRIED GENTLEMAN, qualified to conduct Schoo
boys who wishes 10 rent healthy and comfortable reside
with all tho necessary out houses pasuruge &C. together
or three Servants Cook Washer woman and
Oh the premises; do reasonable by furnishing
factory testimonials OF character and qualifications
School will be small unless boa ride The hour.
sufficiently large 10 accommodate eight with small eml
Address A D., BlrboursyIlic. Orange County, Va.
j-rGI
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cHdH!S, 7,Ir"n'OU - -, hhJ II.
HID leaf, + d TaIley OF Louisa, 81 20; ! nnd loa
ward hlosby OF -houisu, 9; hid ugs,9 walton o.
sn 4 0J; hind luss David " Isbcli OF Louisa E 3d.
luss, Jno ~ Walton of Louisa, TO- hid lrgs, A Il
SON Of Louisa, so; hid leaf, lalley OF Lousa,
bhds W Stevens of Orange, at IL ! al .;
Chairman White, al So lugs at +; hhds. jar
Grssn / n, G 81, al So at S co. 2 hhds lugs. F.
Of Louisa, at As, a, 81 hid, Jas l. keau, So
& Tally of Louisa, IS; hhds, Gabric! Jones o!
syIyauia ut g. al IS.
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NOTICE no TEACHERS

i WISH To employ Assistant the Sorthumber
denny Southern gentleman. who thoroughly qualified 10 vi
The Latin and Greek languages None need apply who cannot
nis The best estmonalaas character and Qualifications
manicaons addressed lieaisyIIr Va receive pro:
attention. ROBERT Hall
AFeb li-c2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

rNNE subscriber has taken the house ard will npu
| Il Ger the name 81 the
| UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Tor the reception vi b0arders and ancnl on the
March next The house undergoing REPAIRS
| II will Lc furnished with enire modern furniture
| J. z. NORRIS
/ Erh. Nj = .Nl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

By MIR. STAPLES Of Montgomery, of citizens OF Mont
gomery.
By Mr. DKANE Of citizens OF Campbell county.
BY MIR. PRINCE Of citizens of Raleigh county
BY Mr.. CRUrcHrIRLp, of citizens Of SPoIsylvanIs
By MIR. CAssIN, of citizens of Hardy.
By Mr. BLAKE, of citizens OF Mathews.
Ry Mr. Knox, OF citizens Of Mecklenburg
BY Mr. RUTHERFORD. OF citizensof Eoochand
BY Mr. CARTER OF Lee and Scott OF citizens OF Lee
By Mr. Ely OF citizens of Lee county.
By Mr.. BuTToN, of citizens Of Jefferson.
Nv Mr. kIRxPATRIcE, OF citizens OF Rockbridge.
~ Mr. Wiley OF citizens OF Botetourt county.
By Mr.. SUMMERS, of citizens Of Upshur.
All Of which referred 10 The special committee ap.
polnted to-day On the subject.
On motion of Mr.. Bass memorials now before the Com
mt,ee of Courts OF Justice the subec OF temperance
were ordered be transferred 10 the special committee
the subject.
FREDERICKSBURG WATER POWER COMPANY.
On motion of Mr. BsowNE Of Stafford and King George,
House bill, 10 amend The charter oil the Fredericksburg
Water Power Company taken up Tor consideration.
The Senate amended the bill, and 10 this amendment,
Mr. CRuTcHFIELD offered The following amendment:
1.-THE said Water Power Company shall have power and
authority with tho consent OF the Rappahannock Company,
10 the canal and other works and property OF the Rap
pahannock Company and 10 make such alteration enlarge
msn and Improvement thereof as may be deemed advisable
that said Water Power Company shall have power and
Authority dam said river al such point
said Company the Of all persons whose lands may
be taken overlooked by the erection OF such dam being
drsl Obtained
Mr. BRowxE offered amendment 10 the above amend.
ment he import OF which The reporter failed take down
After lengthy speech from Mr. B. 10 support of his amend
ment and In opposition to the amendment OF Mr.. CRurcm
FIELD, Mr. BE- amendment was lost.
Mr. CRuTcHfELD replied 10 the remarks OF Mr. Brown,
sud explained the merits Of the bill and the proprisly of the
adoption Of his (Mr C.'s) amendment.
Mr. LEE Of Orange Greene also supported the bill and
amendment.
The amendment of Mr.. Crutchfed adopted-and the
BILL "a amended, returned 10 the Senate.
THR DOMINION
Mr. eao~NI Of Stafford and RipR George moved 10 take
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n5-Nothins by Telegraph last might.
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:. tsLNNI IVN VF FfIUf CUNSTA BILE,
IN RICHMOND liilSTlSGS COURT, FEBRUARY g. IEA
BEVERLEY blair High Constable OF this city, hayus
day rendered TO the Court his Court he
and appoint WEDNESDAY the 18th instant 10 90 into
election Of High Constable for said city vacancy
Ell by the said resignation, until the annual election III
Constable A tuly-Teste,
Feb li-2t RO HOWARD Den Cl.fs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06
u VM m
Tho Colorad Ladies', Fair.

On Saturday evening last the closing Of this
Fair Canal street. and it said by many our most
respectable citizens that it Of the most brilliant
affairs known in any Of the Northern States among
the free people of color.
Mrs Martha A. Rogers very respectable free lady Of
cor deserves great praise the good order in which
she conducted this Fair
She being the President of the board of twelve mana
gers appointed her husband Superintendent who acted
in accordance with her.
The next lady who deserves much praise is Mrs
Elizabeth Dickerson and also many others i-s
The most beautiful scene in the Fair the Postofce
kept Mr.. S. W., Rogers, and assisted by MssRusseh
Miss Strong and Miss Harris, three Of the handsomest
young girls in the Fair and they have made the
required =.
we understand that Mrs Rogers intends to get up a
grand May Fair for the 18th of May the purpose
fitting out free library for Monrovia in Liberia
very happy to hear of this it will be strong trb
utary to the spirit of emigration aud we hope al the
coored ladies will join with Mrs r. in sending across
the Atlantic free library. May God speed the day.
mh6 2tH H s. HousTey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06
EHE DAILY CIR ESCENT.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH s., 1854.

A BIRTH BAY The Crescent completed, yes.
teraay, the sixth year of its existence; anu
with the present number, therefore, enters upon
new volume seventh. IL has, IN snorts
passed through all the earlier phases Ct 3 young
moon, and filled its horns. though not yet the
Z horn ii plenty This dropping them. how
ever. is. to a crescent, " exalting its horn
Having dropped them. it, Of course no longer
ehas hay upon It's horns" But we will say no
more II crescents nor Of horns, lest people should
think Us moon struck, or say We were horn
mad. ;se So s #3sl
As journal, we have ceased to be young,
and yet not begun to grow old There is, we
trust. still freshness enough about US, though
our inexperience be gone. Some of the illu-
sions Of our youth are departed but we have
learned better things in their place. But we
must celebrate our birthday, not ourselves.
And whereas in other cases., the celebrant Of
such an anniversary is usually congratulated
by his friends; now, in our case, it is we that
must wait with our congratulations upon our
friends, as we now do, most dutifully and most
heartily. S3t$
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

The time fast approaching when the citizens of New
ufsns WIN be called upon to select municipal Officers for
the ensuing year Among the various candidates spoken
et'of the 8ht hagtrgry have been pleased to notice
tTorEoe entlon If who if he can be prevsed
To accept inc candidacy will sure prove not only
poEeiiu contestant but excellent Mayor allur
to Col Charles NJ. Waterman
Although quite n young man, Col. Waterman has hid
much experience in our municipal as we'll as ststc
affairs having served several times III tn. CITY Cancel
and State legislature He is of the Ypuur An,or;cs
stamp according 10 the srue Interpretation of the
progressive in all laudahe enterprises whetber A.
commercisl seeal or political enhancement As -
chant he ranks high in every business quatfeafia,
being practically familiar with all con,nierc a iptsr
ests Besides this Recommendation, and the character
he has earned fu strict honor and nubending integrity
he adds that other anmtskeshe Index Of true worth
noble beneynlence The poor hnd friend when tn '
approach Charley Waterman Antbe aud courteous
ALL he knows no distinctions in society but such az
morality and virtue impose.
Few men in our city are 50 widely known, so gen
orally approved the subject Of this notice Shout
Col Waterman therefore consent to be candidate
fee assured that he will receive the corsl support
minority OF his fellow citizens Should he be elected
interests of thu city will not be neglected while thoN
other pleasing offices of public hospitality which often
devolEe upon the chief magistrate and which commend
city to strangers and guests will allnto graceful hands
mh6 MERCHANT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

| Baron RouGf, March .. 1854
1 In the Senate, Mr.. Lacey, of the Judiciary
| Committee, reported on various bills.
| Mr.. DeRussy, on behalf the Swamp Land
| Committee, reported fayorably upon making n
| further appropriation to aid in the navigation
| of Red River at Alexandria. Special order of
| the day for to morrow.
Mr.. Ryan, on leave, introduced bill appro-
priating S15,0 900 to J. H Maddox, asked for in
his memorial. On motion, the bill was referred
to the Committee on Claims, and made the
special order of the day for Tuesday next
Mr.. Hodge, on leave, called up the House
bill, entitled t" An Act for the protection of
merchants or vendors of agricultural products. ]"
Passed. ,-=..
In the House, reports were made by Mr.
Pearce, from the Committee on Amendments to
the Constitution.
By Mr.. Nixon, from the Committee on Claims
BY Mr. Robertson, from the Committee on
Parochial Affairs.
| By Mr., Donaldson, from the Committee on the
Jadiciery. +Z.g i
By Mr.. Miller, from the Committee on Swamp
Lands, appointed yesterday.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, resolution was
adopted to hold evening sessions after the 9th
| inst, for the consideration of private bills.
The bill to amend the swamp land law having
| been made the special order, was taken up.
and after some discussion was postponed and
! The bill to authorize the city of New Orleans
to drain the swamp and oyerfowed lands in its
limits and vicinity, also the special order, was
taken up, and on motion of Mr.. Campbell, laid
on the table subject to call.
The Koszta and Cuba resolutions of Mr.
Roberts, of Orleans, having also been made the
special order were also taken up.
Mr.. Roberts, of Orleans, said that as he be-
lieved the affairs Of Cuba would be properly
attended to by this Government, he would move
that the resolutions in relation to that Island
be laid on the table Hepresumed there would
be no opposition to the koszta resolutions and
moved their adoption.
Mr., eullnm spoke in opposition to the adop-
ton of the resolutions
Mr.. Billiard offered as a substitute resolu-
ton endorsing generally the foreign policy Of
the national administration
Mr., Roberts, of Orleans, proceeded to adj
dress the House in favor of his resolution, and
was followed BY Mr.. kearney in opposition to it.
On motion of Mr.. Davidson, the whole sub
jet was laid on the table by vote of yeas As,
nays 25.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

BUSINESS NorteEs.--Among remedies of value
heralded to attention in our to-days new ad.
yertisements, viii be found Woodman's Extract
of Ginger and Hurd.s Hair Restorer, by Messrs
Jarvis Woodman: Among new books, the
Collection of Legal Text Books, by Mr.. J. B.
Steel Among stufs of use or beauty, those
described by Messrs. P. & L. Reilly & Co. For
al that belongs to upholstery and house fur
nishing, see Mr.. P. Mallards notice For the
eficacious compound of Wild Cherry and Tar
tboth separately virtuouso see that Of Messrs,
]. Wright & Co. and for more miscellaneous
books, be pleased to remark Mr.. ]. B. Steel's
fresh list of such. Until ne have more space,
we cannot more fifty refer to the above; nor to
Mn, Thomas L. Whites good list of popular
standard books; nor even to the tempting in
vitation to Life Insurance, held out by Mr.. O.
G. Lathrop.