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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
nIKKINGI. lIEE apd EU RGLAR PROOF SAFE

uERRlAG's FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
DEPOT Greer Block. W.terst.-iae largest and noss
varied Iron safe sue Locks IN tae void 81 oe seen
fg he thovc cid eabhed dsp5. eon2i1s hsrrns
eers.ed Feeh Cls1ron SAFE wArI1Led to 3',' NOE p n'
with He;rng improved double DANCE sIlninist ~
I'D 70 TIE sry siu.s Hsnzs sac o. " dcT "a
,e,, Wteu.it az! Called ir1a BasAr PL.of Cless BAas
Veu FIe AID Clsa Poo Doors Money Boxes and second
hand SAFE. and tls ~ 49, .p..... ~.
cs0u aid Formulation Bank sod safe Locks Patent Pow
Detscr Iuhie L)cs- Jones Faea1 a1d
other Tsdocs aud even hing eppeu % h9 0i4aes
OF different scYi sIL use ana IN Ae
r,1lt W IT, that the principal whch ia-
Tue reii
r'..tec,iou .asiut IRE and burg srs nos IN Use
F-O'N- SILAs 4. HERRING,
. Nos l7j ~ and l') ~aer, co-let finest
HICUs SALAMANDERS-A large assortment OF
la tbese S ~ various zs and pserns single sad double
Enc a. e II IRE D-p5t 10 +6 Water@ Riths snse 1togs
esuJ.r waen.ed equal to the dolbe bangs OF say olr
st.r proof Of vii 0ne Hundred and aitY OF the hs
fnge haze ben tested during tie last twelve yesrs IN tis
Tped Sstfs snt book d9iATs worth Of
crotcrtv Z. ever been c-,trcJ d b. fire ~ tsm -.
Chilled Bug ~ Proof safes Bank sa
D5 Jeee safe Fire Proof ard Burglar Proof and |asaned
fee ;sors d.rcIeH ,,.n,.->, ,.-..-... ,i.A &C..
~ ifI Nc.er st. Ne~-NOrs
n, ~ rste- 81 Sslaana,r combining Wiltes Patent
with Rci Paten In Il thai reuesrS hem Dam
as FrToOf Soc PT0ptors Of Jone' celebrated NofIi'
IaiT Lock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
.l1RSEs1 HGRSkNl HORSES strong Dln

IL DRSES HDRSEs. dohobo "A s'ions IL.
especially adapted &c the hcre % aes $40 m
Ths the public Will nad IN VI 49,
IINGER'S new CHARM yhict he nosf eei.AA re'1eI %
,e.e - the the heases niraedaey 500 -
,er OF acres cuts bruises &c -nc re oorse MAJ DC
i-iy In axe bottles 81 elch, - dozen IBIS seA
-, i'-s,~vrer. h,.I long wanted ASH Tor he Msci,s
~sayr, 81 each smaller Aes b-ar y lane 10
- Ds IA eurei 1orsc Of heave AID Slsndes ~ -
srd hale ale grocer No ~ Vests pGreh SEQ a. -
a. b,fy injured thought he would dio u"
-. - "a. cd IA one bottle. and woTsG sSV y rs
@rt,i to ryre csed There hs n,er osen - Ia
n bi.torg 1edicne no ana ' - No rs
n ,e zen Al he principal dePjus No 80 FHef a Au 70
49,. ro,j H. g. give L rial ooaiag more = Eee -
, p, sesn a. sry ren.siy offered - re re'pe 81
..a.n f,II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

.rUPbEME cot RT-CTrY and COUNTY Il
- NFW.YOEK WILLIAM BURNETT again. HENRY va
RcRGEE fos Relief Com not s-r'ed) 40 t1SRf
IsS B.RGFE defendant hsf3Dy sl.nnonel an r.
ia 10 epwer tie complaint this action which will DO Go1
h hs eco Il the Cy and County Of Neg-Ioft atone
o., CT Irk ard to u
rTxe plant fe subscrbes a. n J. che No
IL Broarwsy n the Of NeiJ,k within fsslty uIs aiter
tie service yo1, excl sYe ~ n day 0t srfs
service snd you "a % answer tie SAD compliant '" M tae
I'm, s sf ~. raAa this action viii spUif th Cur. f,r
Le rlef leaandsl ne conp1t AID viii t'So llg nert
s. van r ID .um dollars with u.s - ts
ss,h d.v OF December. 1883 Dated NcY-Yoe Dc D. i35l
2..NJ1M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
Goal.

NOAL.-Peach Orchard, Ped Ash, Nut, 81 50, Egg
- and 60 WhHs Ash Furnace Ess and sc 81
Csuus Lvsrrool the l0~esg pTs
JACOB WEEKS Jr-
No SIS Bo~erJ az 80 81 Gr~ene-t re.I AMY.
COAL-The subscriber offers for sale in quantities
suit loves rlsrte prize full Of the ts.t
Anthracite and Bitsni1ous CcAA WORTH
Crssr TN AID T5oapsoosts aai hay and hir gcr
DED ASH COAL.-Spohn and Lewis Veins By the
IL Caro-The rereoiuy advised that the
az prersssd 70 supply greatly increased quAn,A highly
eeIebated OF Goal seif mics a. BeI1n: aud CuLa
koa On vorsb ,erz delivered board vessels Port Reh
uold or ty cana frotl Pcrt CaEloa TYLER Z Co
30 &c Walnut -. Phlaisptia.
ANALTHAN JEANS .-lfl cases b'.ache5 WsIf Fl
~ .esrs single cal -.t t- li.s.g
Gt -'lL4n . c.. O. s-l r. -.---r y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

BHOOkLlN-FOUTI
s,h ls &c il Second One first csss tneeto;y brc &
wells baths Uniou One lrtci-ss thrsetoy 8ric< IA
Trrrf De sIs,ls House nlfth side Unolst
te ss feet tlfoe-sioy paragon House b Ai &c n ~
ui,b g. u;tho1t furita-e { Clothing 81 80 n
ls Of corner store Blouse so worth St n 81
d rsrt Thryior1 brick House hfeesoTy mostly
frif.f M stores IL Co1 Haiitol.y Henrystr Luqusrei
ara glis lIcu.Ge ~ 20 Ccu.tst- B.oos N .,,,o,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

HsCopwnptsn positively be cured y i1it Ao. "
- hsT too proofs inst 80 is
- he 1he ir dict.e IS ndoTsed ~ ne
opou Monthly Times authority sl01e suceSI : ese
- ,Ot end Of In tas CITY q give i'iet esq
ROM ia yo- miscuous efficacy 10 heal ea1 - a.
corrlairfs the use o. AZ oiacf rem
elss 80 prompt satosory its actor on me -.
Tsv heard OF ts rtUYpib yent and distressing esa
our hours Auv medicine that roasiy rec n nbea
as ms b, certificates people of well known r'Peesoiy Ger
Pic Al per ole or SIX or IS Principal depot No i' Green
e Ganrtla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

I,ARM for sALE.-To be sold ilrst-rate farm


ei,ss tree story No - Jsne with al the Inodern IN
r,sS-ert, Asa Eorses lot No j Amoss; Corner OF
Us House and three Lots nos S5 80 ana
sis =. Shsv i5XyS For pafticlas Apply 70
Ross IRVING Re. tsta-e sod Howe As rs 20 y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

INoR sAI.r-House and Lot No 6S Laurens'st-
u fN rGnenlas sHN " 20 81 MAtts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

HOUSES for SALE IN BROOKLYN.-Tl

efADt TIRE s:oy aid extensive brick Houses III oSords
near sdoiDiag The OF Or Cox, Containing All
lie witt 5s running through Cumberland
sale Also several ohe Houses oXhTd St At prices
VARYING om 600 $500 with without lots Also
Eouse. Cumbeandst aud CAtonsv from - 0 20
84fo0 each sad Lots In various Of Brooklyn for
sac OF 10 Let. Apply TO 4. Il. DAVESP0RrS
Real Estate sui Insurance one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

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10 lean,
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know
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
mon SAIF-A convenient and Comfortable COun

try Residence b tie village q. Gletuvch Conn with toi
Oil wsis othc NHavn Railroad Depot Tao house Is '~
rcl.i sh in good order wl hsh m 'cre
grorIa 'sehcd; fruit excel ~ garden $40, or zen OF pu
Tort particular apply 10 " > JAMES 40 -. t
rrsr TlI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

E'OR SALL-IWO Of tlat elegant row OF seventeen
IL Brick House, s,Isted sum:,t, S,uth Brooklyn The
are Tree orv and las.rnen all the modern nq- nts
ne Ls are each lon Pic e. 80 each 1850 Of which al
Tsnsip IpquIs vs. ROBERTS EugraveT y A1n-St- y l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Ground 2s+t biw-e Avenues IS. AID q ooven n,
,urf,ee a pesr, suitable for mnlacioy coal yard
Apply 70 TINCENEY No Nassau a., OF No 9! sten n 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

SUPREME COURT-CIfY and COUNTY OF NEW
> YORK WILLIAM BURNETT asans JAMES y kICH.
AOGD SUMMONS money demsod c.ntract-iD a. not
do JAMES RlCuHOAD, Defendant You a-e n,r.oJ
Summoned required m como nt y Us CT Wen
Lltrx she Cy and CONT oi he"-
irrk ate Cry Fall sail Gig snt 20 e2PJ o your en-,
yrr 70 the conpl. th srber. - tlef ocs 10 ~
Broadway the Of Nef4 1itain tw'nt ia ' ,I'
rre o hi. s.uuous exclusive OF he day OF N ssr7co
49, n y I'm 20 ensge sd complaint within is time tf,-e
s ne unl IA th M take jad gneH against To1 2r ne
n1 ~ IN 6g md tiftytT0 dD.a.i ar no
cents nlsr date h-eoi and !or The far hsf am q ga
bnj ed en- sxt.fss rC dollars. With ttert tom 10 M ~
81 one .oustud elt hundred ami h gthres 5edss as
~a,-s ID az acton Dated Dec. q, 1883 -
,-e...c.y No $50 B-oilgsy Y I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

INAHM for SAlE-A very desirable sltus anon 10
Yo,lewn Wrehestsr about Gar mil ron \, .
,,e snA esht rcekssll constants 90
- god saa eSensiVe' he
ess stsse 80 - y say farm IN the Connty Tor po-
isrfcQ 81 its sirs Apply 10 WV Npf - ~ f
=, ~r,r pufff Ia Nc Nceey 81 NeN-l OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
eofneT q aTVI-IV' JUN VN'9H-'t' 'I0'N'51'
EORSALE-A Farm situated in Lebanon, New

London Co Conn containing acres OF choice Land under
hSh Of guilty alton 70 vstered By never asg springs
and hes plentiful sapIly OF fruit Wood SC The House Ia
thorough pair and toe BaH Sheds and otis buildings are en-
nieY For further particulars terms &c s7py 70 JOHN L.
ARMSTRONG, Hose Of Refuge S5rd-st and isav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Tor SAIL In tie villages of M0rri5dnia and Ford
han. sire DEtl.i Ilahsf Of Ba,das Pots
Aseucy q so III 2 ~ Y. opposite tts H. X, 30 p
mi p 81 B. The coi'eco. Of tlxes fl- n, own o.
WEI Ia viii be 10 .teuisn.e WEDNESDAY,, tle 6tl
rst "a helT wall have .hs the last
Ops rtuL.'y No as DEocnest, &c nd iooI , - =, IT,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

LINGUISTIC THIS for Floors Of CHURCHES ani
j. Pebe tuadrss AID fo ves5uiss Hii. Coaseratofi-s
Rcorrs AID L. DH Ise Ites VI "a A.
a. .s vs1 p.teIs aud Rad auo strong AID are
b zee II 10 IN Ell parts Cf tue cJuatry
Garuks Chimney Tos sed % esc-S s5le Of arh' re
an fecCmmcu9ei IL Downing work "a couas no1s. -
a-c.i.cfs teutr..I For s.esy
NpLTrR CQArrs & WOLFE 10 ~ Pe.r-et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
Etqal 'Notleee.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
- 1v # Se..York Notice hereby given 70 al psis is
clss sirt ELIAS THOMAS. late Of the Cisy OF ,"-
Vol dcceG 70 Tren With vouchers thc.eo 20 tls
Ayenae u In the Oy d 'e"-
YoS on OF bore 5h day Of July nsxE-Dd
27th o Fec mixer, 1853 - ,, ,,.ry, ,,t-t.,-.,.
j laWGIuM@ JUN ~ hA'Al1Nl -AI','-@'''.
TN FJ ESUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF me
Count n Yok Notice hereby given 70 All p's2us "a .
JOSHUA TOTTES. he OF the cry OF y 7" OK
deccaed ~ present The vouchers aereo 20 10
crc. No is ~ te Cty Of Newfpft On d
T. r The second dy OF Fcirary next Ditea He OK
The -r,ie,h 5ay of Aug 1853 MARY TOTEM AimirrTt"
I.t.ffr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

a.
Sl.v one door above .lsi AZ IL Il well sitgs' - i9
-. krS. ING surrounded ey one OF the best neslooihoo
- rrr.n- Seartnxs permsnens location, where On
s,.tN sesirs population will seHte for an MAJ
!, lew v,srs will GO we'll 10 examine this property Az
80 M N GVIoNS. No In BoweTy, cor Grand s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

TOOI go 5000 lbs. three-guarters 70 full blood
~ Mem cal S.raur FIscce AooI horrt fr
,iort t.r sc ae-e c' .1-ss J-.l-.3
C1g.tr q A. lLA-E a. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

II II RSIANCE OF an order Oi the SurIOSa0c O INC
Comfy OF Ny York Hos rerby given 20 all trsons NV
80 agsir.t VII LIAM HOAIE late Vi the CITY o. "
Yok 5. master deceased 10 prseat ne saie %tn
,l,reoffo the uiscr the o4cs OF Stegs tSxe =,
Cry OF Hefork on VI before M ra' az OK
49, SAMUEL IlOItsDF. rvor,.,r,
O. l-.fMeM GEORGE w 3tEFfN9'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

oaes an Houses and Lots u 5it a. tIO' ia
Lots Yokvs House end Lot IN Harlem SIX ouss a3t
Plots in Lower MonssnA Hcrses and Lots "a heirO' 10
Fsfms in different Of The adjoining colnt ard .rse nam
Der Of city and village lo,s moderate easV ef 30 A
Ply 70 n LABARGS, 54s-Eeu- o. Ci4ea t4 52l4iat NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
DHlyATE SALE-A Farm Of 80 acres Of land IN

M ,.tc fcuiivA with vtlns 10 se and
"a seT, Ana ovtai6nS Eeoos AIRY ter saeh arm
s,..ri or The Hud.n River sheut miles from kudetnooS
Sire Fer Yree ard particulars cali 81 bLEhN MN y"
Nc Rrsas-ss Mar " the proPertN can Be sea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

oESaff'-ir Everett presented n memorial
signed by over three thousand elergymen of
New England. protesting against the passage of
TIE Nebraska bill and the repeal of the Missou-
ri Compromise; which was ordered to lie on the
table.
subsequently, Mr.. Douglas asked to have it
taken from the table and read which was don.
lie then commented in strong terms upon il and
a long debate ensued, in which Mr.. Houston, Mr.
Mason, Mr. Butler, Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Petit Mr.
Everett and Mr.. Seward participated. 1t was at
length laid on the table,
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-T joint res
oiaton explanatory If the laws regulating the
number OF cadets in the Military Academy at
West Point was read third time and passed.
The Wisconsin railroad bill was then taken nm
and read a third time, and laid upon the table,
The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
Murder and Lynch Law in Wisconsin.

Murder and Lynch Law in Wisconsin
There has been for sometime violent feud ex-
Sting in Wisconsin between two parties In rela-
bon to a claim of about 40 acres of land. About
year ago,t resulted in the death of p. 5. Furman,
p the hands, it is alleged of Fred'k. Cartwright,
! Tho had been in Jail until couple of weeks ago,
khen he was released or bail, and returned to his
!amily, in the neighborhood of the disputed land,
known as the"Indan Land" On Saturday night
aiter his arrival home, about 60 men surrounded
hs residence, log house, and some three or four
pfthe leaders entered and inquired of the fami-
" for Cartwright. His wife replied that she did
bot know where he was npon this they opened
[he door leading up stairs and saw Cart
wright standing at the head thereof armed
With musket. Cartwright first spoke, or
lerng them to come no further, but not needing
pim they rushed up and Cartwright fired, killing
Two Of the party-James Langdon, who leaves a
wife and child,and Mr.. Troop, both of middle age
pnd then being sensible that further resistance
WAS useless surrendered himself into the hands of
pm officer with the assurance of projections thence
pc was removed to Justices Office for examina.
hon. lie was, however, soon after forcbly taken
Prom the officers, tied hand and foot, and but a
short distance from the place where he was seiz-
ed and suspended by the neck until dead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
New Law l. Miscellaneous Books.
~ Ii. PAYNE has Just received the
H. following new Books. 4

~ following new BOOKS ~
A Treatise ON the Inv Of bills of Exchange,
Promissnry Notes. b lnk Notes Bankers CasrNntes
and CLERKS by Johan Barnard Byles.
A Practical Treatise the Law relating to Trustees,
their Powers Dutie Privileges and Liabilities, by
james Hin
Ruwie on Covenants for Titles.
Grecnleaf on Eviienc,-tmrd Volume.
Simms Pnctical Works, Vol
Bnrringtons Sk.t ches.
Discussions on Phil suph, Literature, ty Sir VIM.
Hamilton.
Life aud Letters of as. Story-2 Vols
V ,lIry of the Amoznn. b, Lieut. ilerndon.
C .mmentaries IN the Laws of the Ancient Hebrews,
by e G. Wines.
Golden Dreams a I'd Leaden Realities.
Six Months in Ituly. by Hill iard-2 Vols
The Hearth Store
The Spaowfe Queens Secret, by Paul Peppergrass
Nerk land bv the Author of Mar ,aret Maitland.
Phy.ioogy OF Taste.
A Journey Round the World, by Gerstaecker.
Memoir uf c. J. Fox by Lord Russell
Memoirs Journal and Corresp nience Of Thos Moore,
- per part.
Ku,cn on Soaps and Can Hes.
b isy Momens of an Idle Woman
Autobiography Of nm Actress, by Mrs Mowatt.
lbc ia or Mr.. Peyton's Experiment-Nrs Hale.
Rh,t, ric al Conversation, by Hervey.
Gizettccr Of tho United States. by Baldwin & 1hnmns
4 ,brnnk SeifIrs.rctor. No l. Writing, Spelins and
Driving. mar " Is
EV' Express Cory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
TEST NEWS BIZ THE NAILS.
.,prt4gR BY THE ARABIA


Utilities have yet occurred on the Dan
~ sia. owing to the heavy SHOWS.
-. =, and England insist that Russia shall
raio the Principalities by the 30th of A
c.o.k ;nsnrrection, it is thought, is in
cav of being suppressed
sr.atob from Vienna, says that an Austrian
. eispa = expected, announcing that Austria
niies.U Rosnla and Servia. A panic has en-
ooouP. soonence, which has effected the Vi
ps pmssian papers contain the Cars an
Nc %anoleon; in which he says that if This
Pr TO S mpa;esty extends his hand to me as l
pefial am ready to forget the mortfica-
END h'p' a,rncrienced harsh thought it be; then,
. l na' o,ly. can discuss the subject treated
' n;a letter and perhaps at an understanding.
y ne French fleet prevent the Turks from
w e.,;ng reinforcements to the theatre OF war
nsl, ~ .ba@ send plenipotentlary to negoti-
ps ,he subject, whom VIII receive as be-
upo" oharacter. The conditions already made
NY 20 the conference at vienna are the sole
, w" ~ ,,bich | consent to II var.
,s Itch rn from Vienna TO the 2Ith ult. says
. asfi has decided TO JON the Western
'rers and to compel Russia 10 eVacuaue the
-, a.;,uo ,bo;r ormomoo.s
France and Engi'ihu 0oi'''"' 'iNN'
\ an 9nlas Napier has been appointed to the
Sir on IN 81 the allied fleet in the Baltic
O Tnanty ships have already assembled at Spit
,ead. ,a,h,fnl rumor that an embal 90
i iio laid ON all British vessels in Russian
prts. - rron.r;no IN cross the
~ NJ md and the Turks, under Ami Pasha, were
P1,,ayo to check them. The Turks occupy
u nosition on the North Danube except kala-
/ several unimportant skirmishes had taken
lace. e;.., .ho,s.nd mon were
anar;ng to leave Constantinople.
'r|e insurgents have been defeated at New
ftI, Crock Government has apologized to Iur-
and the Minister of Police has been dismiss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, N. H., March l4.-The election for
governor and members of the Legislature of the
'o'ate took place in this State to-day. The wings
contest has been very animated. The 9Th ward of
ms city has just been heard from, which elects
TWO wing representatives. This ward elected de-
iocrats last year, and the result is indicative of
q e. lafge wing and free soil gain throughout the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
The Erie Difficulty.

HARRIsoNBURG, March l5.-lt is believed that
be difficulties of Erie have been settled by the
lction of the Pennsylvania Legislature,by allow
BIZ the Ashtabula and Cleveland Company to
|onstruct road from some point west of Erie
10 connect with the Sunbury road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18

ohALL Pox.-,The boy who was taken from
s'wa to the hospital last week, broke out with
. M Poxon Thursday. Since then no other
y se mas occurred in town. but a young man wi o
I'M ". from this place to Grayson 9. II. was there
Tax n with the disease. -WytheriHc Telegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
SECOND DISPATCH.

CONCORD. March l4.-Sufficient returns are
Gu 70 ., show that Maker, the democratic candidate
or 6oyernor,is elected. His majority in this city
Is ~ All the strong coalition towns are heard
iitonl' and If the votes in the others come in as
"a. lust year. the democrats will have 35 majority in
e ene mouse The Senate is in doubt Concord elects
y ooalltionlsts and 2 democrats to the house.
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WILSON Il FRANKLIN-Wh

w AND RETAIL GROCERS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants in the new Granite Front Building.
few doors above The Merchants Bank, Main STREET.
Lynchburg Va now receiving their Spring supply
to which they invite the attention OF their friends and
the public generally
20 hhds , O. N O and st Sugars
50 bbIs Retired Coffee do
30 " Clarified and Pulverised do
l05 boxes Loaf do
10 bbls Cruslad do
10 bhds Cuba aud o Molasses
30 bbs N d Sugnr-house Sirup
100 Sa Is Rio and Loguia Coffee
IS &" Superior Brown Java DO
" Genuine Moe, do
Chests p. Imperial and Black Teas,
Tierces New Crop Rice.
200 Sides Sole Leather heavy and light weights
bales Shoe Thread.
5h00 lbs Bale Cotton. assorted numbers,
bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
30 tons Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron ass'd
1000 lbs Bstcred Steel.
1909 lbs Cast and Shear Steel
boxes Patent Axes. different b unds,
200 ke-s Nails assorted
10 " Horse Shoes
100 lbs Hon Use She Nails
25 best Nova Scotia Grind Stones.
SO Dukes Sperm and Adapantine Candles.
30 1urpeniine Sonp,
90 ibis Mackerel,
30 A." Tanners Oil
10 600 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Cloverseed
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, Chockolnte, Alum Saltpeter
Soda, Starch Copperas indigo Nader a large stock
of Cotton Osnebergs, Brown Donest, 5, Staple Dry
Coos and great many other articles too tedious to
mention. oil of which they offer sell the very best
ter"s or 20 give in exchange forcuuntry produce.
IN
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bo seizure of the Black WaITior-Ar11val
A' the Isabel at Charleston.

Eho seizure of the Black Warrior-Ar11val OIL
~ the Isabel at Charleston.
BALTIMORE. March, I3.-New Orleans papers,
n Tuesday last, are received. w
The news of the seizure of the Black Warrior
al cansed much excitement at New Orleans and
Mobile. u,
The steamship Isabel arrivedat Charleston,
| IN Havana dates to the 9th, but nothing addi-
konal in relation to the seizure.
MANY of the .'Diach VA :, AZ $50 " ~ers
lame on the Isabel.
Much excitement is reported to exist among the
Ereole population of Cuba.
From Key West we learn that the Excelsior
kom New Orleans for Philadelphia, arrived there
n the LIST inst with cargo of Molasses shifted
Ind was dscharging.
The bark Mopang, for New York from MAINTAIN
las. nut in on the 2sth leaking badly.
LATER.
The authorities of Havana, had imposed fne
non the owners of the Black warrior of double
he amount of her cargo-which would be equal
h one Quarter of Il Million of Dollars.
We learn from the New Orleans papers. that
he seizure of the Black Warrior had created great
Excitement in that city.
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BosToN, March 14.-There is much exhilara-
ion among portion of our citizens to-day eau
Jed by the decision of the Supreme Court against
he constitutionalty of portion of the liquor law
\ salute of 365 guns has been fred on the Com
non to-day
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ECON MENDATIONS.

RECON ENDATIONS.
CHIEF ENGINEERs OFFICE, Va n Tenn. X. I
LyncIburg. Va, Scptrm %, 1853.
TO THE RAH-ROAE PUBLIC.
All the Cars II every ind in upon tins ioad hive
leon made the Pic lmont Works in Lyn hhurg, un
Il, III direction e Grn'l Netrl'to Agent
Il gives much pleasure to say that cars have
pcen strongly and faithfully executed. | chccrully
mmend these w"rhs 10 companies reguil ing cars
lructs nt ma b. mnde with the of these works
CHAS. + NJ. GAkNETT,
Chicf Eng. Va. 81 Tenn. Il. X.
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judge Bronson's Position.

NEW YORK, March l4.-Judge Bronson denies
he report that he is against the Nebraska BILL
nd endorses the measure.