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UNITED STATES MAILS.

STATES or MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY
(supPlementaIy)
Posr o,nos psrASrnnr,
PROPOSALS Cor conveying tho United states u
July 1854 10 June so,h 1885, Inclusive, oomS
Tuokf VIII BIG received At The Contract Once Of The one
e y nc S ne q s
the times herein specned
MISSISSIPPI.
1868 From Aagus,asoy Leaf River and Leakvs Chronicle
Ala, 50 miles and back, once week. '
Leave Augusta Monday al6am,
Hsas vs o a S,Sns ws SSa day s si
FROM eo%Ss @st Won Over ao os Augusta %
miles and back, week. >"
leave a A. nassI sunday "sa ds, Spm
f1e% Hs' y '1s saa.a Jackson H.
Leave mississippi ciy \, Monday a,cam;
Leave Jackson 9. II. Wednesday al ! M
Arrive at Mississippi City next day by SPIN.
LOUISIANA.
7sa From Grand Lake, Ark ION Miss ver Shaw co. by
Ashton, La, Lake Providence, Pecan Grove Mlganis
Bend, Richmond New Carthage, Asnwood and Grand OUR
Miss, to 81 Joseph's, La $50 miles and back,
Leave Grand Lake Friday attain;
Arrive al Richmond sunday by6pmi
Leave Richmond Monday at am,
Hss st % So.,s W 1sa. day
Arrive a. Richmond next day BY 6pmi
Arrive al Grand Lake every sunday BY Top
chez Mss Faivsw La toa' s o Red i Risa
Leave ~. Joseph's Monday at tam;
Arrive AT Red River Landing Wednesday by 10
Leave Red River Landing every Thursday at 5 an;
Arrive at ST. Joseph's Saturday by Top Pm.
7794 From Grand Lake. Ark by Chcot H. David Imbode
oca Vista Ridge, and Floyd Decrield 80 miles and
back, a week.
Leave Grand Lake every Monday at Gam;
Arrive at DeerfeId nerl day by JPN;
Leave Deerheld every Wednesday q m;
Arrive at Grand Lake next day by PM
7705 From Fort Hudson, Mount Willing, McCare Store
(no ofice) 20 meS and back, a week.
Leave Port Hudson Saturday at Gam;
Arrive al NcCarslel's Store day by ~ M
Leave McCarstei's Store Saturday at p IN;
Arrive nj Port Hudson same day by z pm.
KENTUCKY.
Bowling Green, the Basn Green and Ohio rivers
Evansville, Indiana AS miles and back, q week.
Leave Bowling Green Thursday al pm; gi
Arrive Evansville Saturday BY 10 pm;
Leave Evansville Tuesday at ami N#A
Arrive at Bowling Green next Thursday by ~ m
Proposals frequent trips will be considered
1886 Liberty Hars0nve and Robertsport Monuce
10, As miles and back, q week.
Leave Liberty every Saturday at 6amj
Arrive at Monticello same days by . pms
Leave Monticello every Friday at an; - .t
Arrive Liberty days by = p . ~.
For instructions aud requirements cmbra
conditions be in The contract 70 such extent
the department deem properly inviting
proposals mail and southwestern States
dated 9th January, 1854. -
Feb lg-law4w Postmaster General
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From the PennsyIvanian, March 3.
Our Relations with England.

Our Relations with England.
great deal OF unnecessary importance has been given,
we think to the rumors SO lndusously circulated by
the federal press Of apprehended difficulty between our
distinguished envoy Great Britain and the British gov
ernment about that most wonderful of all wonderful
thingsnothng at all We refer TO the marvellous sto-
res hashed up every few days in the form OF dish,
about court dresses gold lace white kids, powder and
wig, and all that all tending, like powder and ball, to
the same great but engma,cal end-volumes and clouds
of smoke!
For ourselves we have not yet been able to make up
minds that would come OF it, however our OPP
ponents might like TO embroil the two countries
question vital We presume the right OF our minister
to pursue his course the subject under the drec
tons Of his government has more been disputed
by the English government than the right of the Persian
or Turkish envoy the court appear eastern
garb would for moment be called in question. We
are willing to give the English government more credit
for good sense, and assured by her public men
that they other than the most friendly feelings
towards us, and every desire to continue and strengthen
those relations not disposed to let our wing friends
make casus belH out of this casus court dress
AS Lord Russell has publicly stated, on the floor of
Parliament, that the famous circular" was an affair OF
esur ceremony, usage practice, or whatever our OPP
ponen,s choose call ii, addressed equally (and annual
ly beiieve) TO all the diplomatic representatives in Lon
don, with which it is well known the government has
nothing whatever 10 do, and of which they probably
knew as little, we think the affair" will end amicaby.
We therefore of opinion. notwithstanding the FORE
holdings Of the wings that able minister will yet have
the opportunity OF rendering distinguished service TO his
country in the post he is destined TO adorn, while uni
ting the two countries firmly than in the bonds
OF lasting peace Lord Russell is the Of all other,
to appreciate Mr. Buchanans position and high charac-
teri and we have doubt that each is animated by
equal desire 10 preserve friendship between the United
States and England than verimportant to both in
the storm about TO burst Europe.
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NKw YORK. March THE -four market oday is 6rmer
and prices somewhat up Holders firm. Sales OF
bbls State at 81 81 81 81 southern So IS H. Wheat
1900 bushels southern red, at Is6 Conn., 900 bush
els mixed, at 81 and yellow, 80 cents
Provisions and groceries unchanged. Cotton frner.
WhiskeY, 2sa a % cents.
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No. A97l
NOTICE extending the time OF tho reservation Of
IN lands Withdrawn along
Cairo and Fulton railroad and branches in the states OF MISSOURI
q ARxArsAs
Withdrawn from ordered be withheld
except valid until 9Th
wis the probable limits of
AN granting the making grant Of land
Of Missouri,
railroad from point thu Mssssp opposite The mouth Of the
Ohio Little Rock, line,
with branches Smith Mississippi
approved February o. 1881 be- and hereby further
extended continued until
Given under hand, city of Washington, this 23d OF
uary, 1854.
BY order Of the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the Land Once
lane -ta,yIy
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Hon. j. c. DoRaIs,
Secretary of the Navy,
Washington, ID. c.

From Cape Freel. Newfoundland, to Enis Head, Ire
land, the distance GIL miles from Cape Charles,
Cape St Lewis Labrador ditto the distance is l6oI
miles
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sERIous RAILRoAp ACCIDENT.

York, (Pa } March 6-The passenger train which left
Baltimore O'Clock this afternoon, when near Hydes
Station three miles from this city this evening with
terrible accident. While passing steep embankment, one
of the rails turned, precpating the baggage of
the passenger down the embankmen Seven or eight
OF the passengers seriously injured aud others ighy
Among those seriously injured 10 DR.. William j. Madeira
OF Pittsbug. Mrs. Bartholo lady OF Mr. Barthoo of the
firm OF Bartholo Tiffany, & Co., Of Baltimore is also in
lured, but seriously.
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weigh, and dignity to the country in the eyes Of the

weight and dignity to the country in the eyes OF the
whole world,
Ii is upon these great national points that the sound
sensible. thinking OF the nation will Judge General
Pierce and his administration Ii the domestic peace
and prosperity OF the country have been maintained and
pro,ected if the constitution and the right OF the States
have been seduousy guarded against the cisntsgraon
of domestic and local faction and if the honor
and character and dignity of the nation have been eleva
ted and enforced among the governments OF the Old
World the verdict OF approval will be most plain and en-
phatc The great moss of the people have not time to
inquire into the petty eaousies that may eonvulse State
contest for local Offices Still less they inclined
rel with the Chief Executive for mistake in the appoint
ment of some MINOR officer under the government They
look at the great results of an administration. Who
now thinks of the appointments made by Andrew
Jackson; but who does not remember his message
on the French indemnity bill, on the Bank OF the
United States. and other great national questions :
1t is such grand ideas as these that make the
fame OF an administration, and at the same time
form the point from which the people will judge it
for approval or condemnation. Two such prominent
features clearly and plainly dstngushable in the ad
minstraton OF Franklin Pierce The one love, devo-
ton and fealty to the constitution and the Union the
other. waichful jealousy the honor and dignity of
the nation in reference TO her foreign relations Not
act in the official conduct Of General Pierce can be point
ed out which has not its in OF these two pure
and patriotic fountains. His constitutional advisers are
all Of approved patriotism, more than one Of whom
have testified their love for the country by deeds the
field OF actual combat, while the doctrines advocated and
the suggestions made in his message TO Congress, al the
opening Of the present session, all component parts
of the general plan on which his administration based
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Commissioners Gafnes's Once,
Petersburg, February 10, 1854.
Feb l7-law4w

Petersburg, February 10, 1854.
LII persons claiming
IL beth Spencer,
died there the beginning of 1900 noded
make known their and relationship
and before the 20h March pursuance
OF the circuit OF Petersburg
Neil 81 al The object OF
and effect of the last will and Of said Elizabeth Spencer
deceased relation which possessed
and divide the said
and ponis thereof entitled proportion
interests For that purpose d
rected by the said report
OF all the interested Eliza
beth Spencer deceased
sbed not less than
might be deemed cali persons claiming
eested such heirs claims by
day certain, to be specified in such advertisement
T.. p. GAINES,
Commissioner "A
Feb 02-law4w
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iIs very large and superb hotel open for the sccomnod
ton Of travellers proprs'ors, presenting their es
shmsni ar public take the opportunity 10 say hai m
city in the Unon either In magnitude, eos'
of richness furniture eligibility Of ooa
u has modern to fsc
business guests, and
will be the udy Of The popeors do all that within them hes
make the soiourn OF travellers satisfactory ard agreeable ~
Jan 2Q-d3m GEORGE MOORE h Cos
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United States Patent Once,


United states Patent Once,
Washington, March 4, 1854.
IN the petition of Samuel b. Morse Poughkepsie,
York. praying for The OF him
goth OF 1870,
eating Information by signals by the application Of electro
% tor seven from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place the a0th day of June, 1861
IL ordered, that said petition heard
Monday nd day OF May 10 o'clock aud ali persons
notified 10 and show II said
petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the required file
days before the day hearing testimony 6led By party
used Mt the said herrng be and
aace with the rules of the Office which will be furnished app
cation.
Tho testimony the will be closed i0h
poons and other relied filed
In the office before the Of the 18th May
ments, II any, within days thereafter.
orderen Published Union,
Eencer and Evening sta Washington D.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific Poet,
week Tor three successive weeks previous The Odd May
neft, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON
. Commissioner Of Patents
m, 70 me Patent Office, with containing this notice.
JOST, Importer and Dealer I'm Wines and Liquors !
wines PENNSYLVANIA avenue, ih and 18th
Dec 7-eo3m"
GADsBys HOTEL,
Corner Of pennvira,ia o,d "a
board per day,
~ 90.
=. Two squares west Of Capitol Railroad Depot
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON March 5-The Corwn has ar
rived with Havana of the LIST brings de-
spaches for the government, detailing the seizure of the
Black Warrior for alleged Infringement OF the revenue
laws having cotton for New York included in the
iies, The captain and had abandoned the Black
Warrior and gone board the Fulton The ship
John S. Cuttings had also been seized
company of 800 civil guards had been formed at Ha-
vana
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limited STATES Mail Line 10 CALIFORNIA;, via Aspn-
" wall and Panama, the 3h 10th
clnH steamships approved by Navy Department.
1900 tons burden, guafunying speed and safety
The Panama rarosd completed obispo 10 miles from
The transit from embraces miles
from Asppwa obpo and 10 miles OF land
dry road recently order.
therefore, passenger
and their baggage being from
alongside tho
There will be river transportation In future
The s entirely sickness Of description
Reserve being always kept New York, Pana
and San Francisco detention accident
The IL entirely reliable.
u expected passage the Atlantic will made
day. on 10
Passengers Panama day they Aspn-
Through tickets atne bwe raes be had agency, IN
West street, New York.
Jan 2a--du
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hereby Willard Congress street,
sole for the sale OF watches United
OF America. CHARLES FRODSHAM
Arm IS, 1853
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Cadets at Large,
.Appoinied by the President.

L. Martin d. Hardin, of Col. Hardin Of Illinois vol
8unteers who killed AT Buena Vista.
q William f. Merrill. OF Capt M. E. Merrill, u. s.
army who killed at Moline del Rey.
Edward Ross son Of Edward Q. Ross, late Lieut. 4h
artillery and professor OF Mathematics West
Point.
William w. Gaines, adopted son of late Mai. Gen.
Gaines, u. s. army.
g. Charles E. Jcsup, son of Maj. Gen. Jesup quarter
m sster general, u. s army.
O. James Wilson, of Col. II. Wilson, 9TH infantry. u
9. army.
T. Samuel M Cooper, son Of Col. 8 Cooper, adJn'ant
general, U. s. army
s. John s. Saunders, OF Com. Jno. l.. Saunders,
u. s. navy.
g. Jonathan Cillcy, greatgrandson OF General Cley,
@. from Maine.
TO- Frank c. Goodrich, OF @. b. Goodrich, of Boston
ancestors distinguished in the revolutionary
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Hrcnn.--W. BAKER cos
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates cocoa broma
which FIRST premiums have been awarded by the chief
and fairs Of the Union are for sale by a The principal
United States Bpd by their nrenfsi
IIussey Murray New York Grant Twes Philadelphia
Thomas " Brpndige Bamote Dudley Cincinnati,
ohioi and 8. H. Howell, Georgetown, u. C.
WALTER BAKER, & co,
Ap3-diy Dorchester Mssr.
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CPLENDID Warehouse for Rent.-~Tbe spacious brown
stone building Is feet front and la feet deep and four stories
high with fine dry cellar erected the south side OF
opposite National Hotel,
The building In the sub
handsome that
be occupied separately The location Of the
for the character Of
the building, elevated stoss peculiarly desirable
a. furniture establishment wholesale grocery viii be rented
M. q. EVERY, or
.HfNm6 J. O. McKELDES,
sE north, between 9Th and IN streets vest
Jan 7~codu
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GEORGE y. FOX arrived st WtiIrrd's Hotel jan
VI uary 96 1854, from Baltimore, respectfully
world (Washneton d. O. London Paris par
cula the Intended removal before May next
OF George T. For Sons metropolitan tailoring department me
will be transferred southwest cor
Of The same block Of buildings the store Is feet 'front.'
1903 feet deep, No 3 Broadway New York city, door % The
City Hospital gates, formerly occupied by Mcsrs Seaman Mu
and lately BY Tiffany Cutting and other dry goods merchants
Jan 9S-am
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AHRryAL or TIE ALrs.--LArrR IRON

ARRryAL or ALps.-LATna FROM EUROPE.
BosTos. March 1.-The Alps arrived here this
morning, with dales from Liverpool the 18th February
being Only two days later than the news by the Nash
Vile
POLITICAL.
Advlces have been received from Vienna TO the 10Th
circular had been forwarded by diplomatic agents Of Aus
tria TO the following etiecti
Austria considers the armed intervention el the western
powers in Turkey extremely dangerous. She has how
ever, iu confidence in the loyalty and reeutude of the
Gar and viii take the best steps for securing her frontier
batterng train of eighty and six thousand hun
dod weight OF powder has been sent 10 the eastern from
tier
The Paris Moneur officially denies the statement that
the government had received negative answer from Ihe
Gar the proposals Of Emperor Napoleon in his late
lii said the Gar was not expected TO reply Tor
some days.
Advices Trieste report the capture by the Russians
Sebastopol, OF the English steamer Haidee, with
Turkish troops on board
II said that millions Of francs lost by the full
Bourse, in consequence OF the publication In the PaIe
that the reply of the Gear had been received
The Sutans departure for Adrianope fixed for the
middle Of March. The Porte had contracted loan OF
twenty million piases of the Servian tribute
The latest intelligence Is from Constantnople the I'd
February. The attitude Of Persia very much
tied. Hennikof had returned 10 Zabrx from Shinan,
where he left his staff of officers.
Extensive preparations making In all directions
Troops being recruited and despatched for the
war There is much enthusiasm the subject amongst
the people, especially the soldiers.
France is actively engaged in fitting ornaments and
preparing for the great eastern contest.
Austria still remains in the position. She pre-
her neutrality.
Prussia presents new feature. .
The barque Bonny Dee from Savannah, bound Liver.
pool had been spoken off the OF Ireland logged
The had been without food and for ten days
and the captain and ten OF the dead, The
naming taken into Swansea
Pasha had arrested and hung Greek spies from
the Russian lines.
Reports from Asia state that the Russians had again been
.repaIsed near Sheitnkil, with loss of z, 900 men,
Prince Dalgonroki his old influence over
Shaka of Persia. One English and French steamer
had proceeded TO Barney.
portion of the combined fleets had conveyed large
portion of the Turkish troops to Batoum
PARIS, Friday.-Bourse firm, but closed weak
Three. closed " 80 Four and halls, 81 So
THE MARKETS
The Liverpool cotton market firm, and in some in
stances prices advanced Lied Fair Orleans quoted Gid
midding do, 81 Cd; fair upland, 6ld. middng do,
BID fair Mobic,6ad. mddlng do 81 sgd The weeks
sales amount to 1000 bales.
The Havre cotton market was firm.
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APRIL ID 1000
The undersigned having been appointed the United
would respectfully call public attention his and yaua
Frodsham, styled
series M frodsham has sueeeeded by more perfect method Of
peculiar train, by which
s and 1he sea
Of The improved watches perfect regularity o,me under
that The violent exercise such horseback riding
ing &c., produces on them no sensible effect They therefore,
the great London EshSsn in issi styles the contributor Of Mr.
Chns fodsa as "6earn The stamp OF peculiar MERIT and be-
The British government has awarded Messrs Arnold
frodsam the Of fa7o for the excellence of the principle Of
One Mr. Frodshams correspondents writes follows,
Lospos, April %, 1854.
have much pleasure giving gold com
pensaon lever watch No s you have made for me- and
Of going under every variety Of motion and climate This
six months was Eve per non and in The next 81,
changed Its little aset viz eigh, seconds month";
and neen seconds Though By any
The usual improved Watches which you term your
remain, sir, yours respectfully, NO..
To Mr.. cH,s FRoDsH.x.
The undersigned has received following
Bosros, Oct. 5, 1859
SIN: herewith give you account remarkable perform
the watch purchased Of made by Charles Frodsha
Yours respectfully BILLINGS BRIGGS.
BosTos, Sept 2, 1883
The compensated watch
Frodsham London, No. 1900
fron months by actual daily comparison your
regulator.
Yours &C., ALVIN ADAMS
Mr. SIMON WILLARD.
The undersigned permitted to refer to the following gentlemen
Who among many othes proved
watches n time -k.epersl
ENoCH TRAIN, esq, WIN WHITING, esq,
II. G, BATES, esq, GEO. NJ. TEACHER, esq,
II. w. TnAYER, esq, DAVID DYER, esq,
ET; osnoENE, ESQ., sspss.ussy,
respectfully
designed executed by Mr. Fodsham and himself especially
Of American public In the
that this and external beauty
unf,valed.
An orders addressed undersigned win
attention. SIMON WILLARD,
H-9aw3m SathWed 9ConNress street, Boston.
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. Hostonp by
Lewis Rc. Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished
all the modern and couyencncea for
ton of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
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ron sAE or Ie"seA comnodous four story attic
on 18th side,
taiu twelve rooms, recently papecd painted
throughout Terms possession
ae Address 49, Solicitors ofsce Treasury Department
Oct I5--dtf
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THE Amertc an Year Book OF Facts and Annual Of
l. Scientific Discovery, for 1854.
United States Navy List fer 1854
The Cruise Of the North Star, under Mr., Vanderbilt.
The True Theory Of Christianity by William g. Gaysoni
vol.
The Indian Archpelago, Volt Papuans !. London,
1853.
Fancourt's History vucaian / vol; Lsndon, 1854
The English Yesf-Book Of Science I; vol London,
Wknson Popular Account of the Ancient Egyptians vo
London, $50
May on The Law Privileges, and Usage of Parliament, vol
London, ls5
Colonies in The West Indies and other
parts OF America; vols.
Mari FRANCK TAYLOR.
home Scenes Home sounds o World from my
Ill Windows by II. Marion stephens.
Just received at TAYLOR Il MAURYs,
Mari booksellers, 9th
LLLiOTT's DEBATES AND MADISON PAPERs.-
~ The debates In the State
the federal constitution, recommended
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter. Yses ainutes
gressoua Opinions, Virginia Kentucky Resolutions
and illustrations
than Elliott Published under the sanction Congress-
For sale by the publishers in Washington
TAYLOR MAURY,B
bookstore. street.
I LAND NyARKANr.-Boun and warrant q. 1899,
for 100 acres vor OF jonathan smith, issued under the
through post Office McDonsld
OF Representatives June 1854 him.
have entered said the Geaers Land Once
while make application for the issuing Of duplicate
JONATHAN SMITH.
Jan 3--iaw6w
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G S;1As5s " u
Washington Branch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Run Fol-
EAyE daily, except Sunday at and 8, m az and 5,
Ia On Sunday, nt6, a. M, and 5, D.,
The and only Annapolis
tons nd Relay Others at all way stations.
Trains 9, m, and az, p. M, with Annapolis.
Do do 9, a. m, and ), p. do west.
DO do 6 and :, q, m, and 5, p. m. do east
Washington baltimore. Is
DO 10 40 l so
Annapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. | %
DO do do and roturn.....,.......... l so
The round tickets IN all procured the oacr
and good for tbs day which they issued.
T, n. PARSONS,
July l6-du Agent.
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STATES or MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY.
(supPlemeniary0
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1872 Broadway New York.
Sold by druggists throughout the United States, Canadas
West indies.
Agent Washington city, Gilman agent Baltimore
g. Hance
2S--dly