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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08

Appropriation Of the cAsNABAs iSpIc4 or Indian Hemp,
under the name Of Hashish Haschsh, is famous through
out the Eastern world for its singular narcotic and intoxca
Ing qualities producing agreeable Authorization or fantasia
and disposing all kinds of exaggeration and
trsyagance The effect Of the cotton plant mental, moral,
religious and political upon the people of the United States
would form proper subject for medco-phlosnphical essay
like that of NJ Morceaus" Da Haschsch ct de Alienation
Mectate."
"Cotton y said distinguished speaker in Congress- some
years ago. Cotton would think, from the manner in
which gentlemen speak cotton that all their conceptions of
good in that word cotton that the desnies of this
great nation bound up in cotton that the thread of our
fate which the Parc8 spinning for us, is of cotton"
Speech Of the Hon. R. u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fra
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
GO NSU M TION!
Notice Extra .

LII having unsettled accounts with ~, are requested
~ h cali by the LIST inv of January land all that do nio
viii find their and ict n caecfinn the
con day Of January 1854 LYMAN = KING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
TIE AMERICANS FRIEND!

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED eTArEs:-f mo
hHmh,y and rely thank YOU tor the immense Iri
loiase whirh You have bestowed upon my Pills. take
this oanrtanty II stating that my Ancestors we're all
American Gn.zrns. aud tnat entertain for all That
Germs America and the Americans. the most lively SYM
lElthcs, much sa hat originally compounded these
Pills expressly to suit your climate, habi s:tutons,
aud manner ofvng intending TO s,tablish myself amnug
yon Which have II " done, by taking premises In New
York THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
20 Cor "f Ann and Nassau Streets, NY
Pufcation Of The Blood, aad Lluer gnd Bilious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06
DvERHlxEHRsm RENEWED EVERY DAP.

PERSONAL.
i0CTeR WILKES HAVING RETURNED PROV En-
VII his practice 81 his former residence,
La,gl street, Hudson square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06
BILLIARDS..

DIcLItBD TABLES Fos SAFE WE INVITE WY.
ID ere examine stock o. m1Aauspy asa
oah taesr. With marie. state % hoss tnA All ar
apregta'pIs 70 M ss ten PER abe sha
Trv alta- 49, NNahFaf IS III t~seA Ststs TEnr D
efNa. n" - c. DsAEsg J. - g.Ss u. ~ --s4
n ~ sssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06
THE FIaEMEN.

TINTED STATES HOSE COMPANY NO 2-Ar A
~ meeting Of ths held ~ the carriage houss on
Jely g. r54, the following resolution was uasnmsssly
Resoves That the thanks Of this company BE- and
hereby rendered TO Caleb xarha ESQ n the Broadway
Theatre Tor the liberal and iui supply Of refresh
me furnished 70 this after The ss In Broadway
DANIEL RoosEY, Foreman.
JAMES n. LAypxr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06
POLITICAL.


CARD-NgW YORK, JULY 5rH 1854 ITO THe
"A lerov ths BsrA,s s see that my nAmo has bssa
rs without coatsnt In call In VI
the ocmpit of the Twenty second ward. never
eounesed 18th suyvessst mittcs cir parry. and
viii he beong TO the rsAular Dem party
ssss srsaasss from Tsmmaay Halt ssd sss,ss. sss
TWENTY second ward, cor Ninth Nv aud Ash II
nEhocnATIC REPURLICAN GENERAL CUNxIT
II ne-!he regular msathy ing ef th- eonmtssss)
svsai.f Jug 9Th q ~ sslSsi Punss.si AssendAaesi
rs3sssHs hMsw kIChAkD SChELL Chairman
WM. ID. RfrLEr, e"euess's'
ITO THE ELEcroRs OF rHB CITY AND COUNTY or
New Yorh.1hs undersgnsi offers himself a. an iads.
pendent aidats for the once % Rssiser ias
election In Novem Der nezt. GILBERT s. NIXON.
Connissioner Of Deeds. SO Vail street, hsssmsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

TspoeTzD w0vB CoRsErs MRS GArSoR n
the largest and ohsseet' stock ~ both French aud III
bsh wove offered lsctai) in ca
wholesale ans tail Is Third avenue, the drug or
orncT q Tenth st.oet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

u CBAZ0UR. Is SOLE AGRNT IN THe UNITe1
ssstes Of arssst Lahens Of Bordeaux, essss ~.
Ia 90 FrAnhhn street corner Of
tbe Gu PseAnson nedoc, clest
bradeo shns Of tAs celebrated ehstean Mar
~snd The o. the Marquis Dc Ia
Esr:,mss. r.d sud white bordeaux and yursnsey
vipes q various brands superior HavsBA -
ssr- eh. ecsI candles csnt.nues the foreign Ard
dreie ez-hssse brokerage o-s SO Frout street. OF $
Bread street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

CHALL PRIZE KING CHARLks ND nLEyHsTN
- prpr n a. rsoth NsvfcuDoian,s eaa ~ Bsrnsrds
Eco$e md lnsib rat terriers aud e,ters ~ntl
acf Sc. All ehos bree3s tept cxp cssiy fof ssct In
assse Mt 2o5 alter eet corne of sultos up STARE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

NLARET WINS, ~ o. - 80, 8 20, no., PER DOZEN.
" Of various and &c per dozen allowed ~
empty bcts~s; vines gin run vhsks{ cordAls
syrups Heidsiek hsries heidsick numms, 40; cham
Yer sroyn stout ssn.rs Se and q 20 PER cent Ss,sw
cholera W quApsi los suit Families and dealers
For sale By WA II. thDERHiLL, 40 Brooms sersss cor
Crosby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

4 CARD. THE SUB CRIB1R WILL RECEIVE NE Y
"A pupils da for privsts insructivn In tho Of Pen
NsbShp his rooms, 362 BroAr Of srAnkiin
WrssG OLIVER h. GOLDSMITH
nHI GUITAR TAUGHT IN SIX LE.SONS-MR
j EDN AhD BAhTUN. professor Of tina guitar pisns
Fte ths extremely hesutfu instrumsr she conoer
tina, hs continues ins fucon
a his snce No. 6o4 sixth IT the residence
Of his pupiIa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

other day the London Times sounded the alarm 10 the
government and people Of England The score OF car
90 or two Of American domesrics having found their
way INTO The Gull OF Persia and met ready sale There
Is nothing-no the Pope OF Rome OF The Gar OF
Russa-John Bull iesIs much as these "Amsrioss
domesnes. have since II stated that The port OF
Bashre, the oah OF ihe Eupraies is now block
AIDED BY British ship OF war and. whatever may be the
peienos, have little doubt thai great Object rs to
keep out these terrible American aomesucs- ASA has
long been The ioragng ground where The beet cattle Of
England have grown ia, and risky and the present dip
lomate between the Gar and the high protecting
powers arises al least The part OF England, IN great
measure from jealousy OF his new Candidate ior The
spos OF that part OF Asia which has not yet been over
run By British s-troopeTs.
Great Britain, while affecting 10 protect the Mosquito
king, puppe OF her creation, with some I'VE hun
bred nominal subjects, ordng over The hundred NIL
lions OF Indians IN Hindosan. bullying and haileng BIZ
nah under pretence Of establishing commercial treaties,
and spreading her net The vast island OF
empire in seunder pTeience OF exierminaung The pi-
rates Whenever she has 10 deal with weaker power,
she negoaies the cannons mouth, and every British
captain OF frgaie or in these remote regions
makes war or dictates peace a, his pleasure For my
SELF cherish peculiar hostility 10 our benign mother
but when nation lis crest above all the world,
affects 10 become the great pattern to the rest OF mankind
and plumes itself its superiority in piey, humanity,
and Justice is natural tina, should investigate iis
preensions ewhai strictly lest might be led as!ray
By bad example. RETIRED STATESMAN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

non proposed by Mr. Perkinss resolution will give
fuIl exercise TO the abssl minds in the House.
some OF them are Of delicate and intricate char
acler but such ought 10 be thoroughly discussed.
They embrace points OF professional morality, well as
Of legal Liabilities which only be determined BY elsbo-
rsie investigation. They moi important ae-
Of The amount Of The money involved in The Gar.
diner account OF the principles which may be
settled by the investigation. II Is important
furnishing occasion oI such action viii operate
as a conclusive Teiuslion OF The oaumnes which have
been indusnousy and insidousy circulated 10 The
influences under which legislation is effected The fol-
lowing Is copy Of the resolution offered by Mr. Per-
kiss. and adopted BY the House:
Resolved. That the Judiciary COMMITTEES be instructed
inquire into the PoPriey Of directing legal proceedings
any Of money which may have been paid
any Of the the claim Of Gardiner
and Mesrs under the commission which sdludicated
claims Mexico under the provisions OF the treaty OF
Guadalupe Hidago and with power 10 send for persons
and papers"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09
Panama Railroad.

This great work advancing with rapid strides 10
peton We clip the following paragraph upon the sub
ec from the money article OF the New York Journal OF
Commerce:
I've learn from reliable ahority the sthmus, that
the Panama Railroad Company have diminished the
ard reduced the proposed grades the line Of
their road on which they work, TO shorten
the distance at least mile This will make the whole
distance from TO ocean foriyeigh miles we re-
member rightly The The Atlantic slope fixed
sixy-one feet, this has been reduced fifty feet,
without materially adding the expense There will be
some hard rock cuttings summit but force OF 900
men are at work. and this number will be increased in
few days The track is laid up the Obispo river, and
the bridge is being erected On the whole the pro-
gress work is highly Satisfactory and the prospects Of
s completion before the close Of the year daily
Improving
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

Tie yicksburg Sentinel dispefes OF one Of The Sian
aers Of the Nev York Herald IN the following pointed
snd emphatic manner. OF General Gsdsden We deem il
necessary orly say bs he served General Jacks
STAFF remembered and honoed BY hin IA after times
and that lie row he hsfos memory His late
confirmation minister TO MEXICO BY Ihe Senate shows
how be J. appreciated by that BODY:
"Trx HxsaLD AND Sscsxr.KY - WA la he New
York Herald "a The 81 inst very basr insi1aauon Isl
made against Col Jefferson Davis founded upon false.
hood The offensive iusinnson psu 81 long article
beaded The Secret History Of the Gsdsden TreaY-ln
ieres'ius Inside Reveistous,' and reads tinss
Independently & the commercial aud political adYsn
isg ttai 70 the south from the develop
tntni o. f policy, there prvse combinations suL
hciehdy pqweriui nrnre aspiration. Of Mr Davis
have MADE he appointment General Gsdsaen matter
Of panmounf psesssy Passing the erisience Of
in trtenfvs landed property ng near the boundaries
Of L5uiSians and Ttras which General Davis uherted
and hcb 70 be qasdreped in value By their
Suy 70 ihe great Pacific rosd. he necessity
o. krg Colonel Benton. whose political sDtecedtnts and
vhose rsfY associations win and history
Of jackson. rendered him only dangerous enemy,
buia poeerfu obstacle the presidential aspirations OF
lefeTson Davis
Nos NE sct " Colone Davis inhesited no properly,
has he fort q lard that can b. enhsnocd by toe Pa
eAc rsroed any ohef railroad enterprise His psnis-
non The Msssppi i III the real estae Of sry
nots which he owns, ard suuted as not 10 be sf
isrd msdseiY iu 81 sieiT ~ any railroad. Even ~
wse, ne insi anation iAst he would permit inau
snes tbs Inc degree as cabinet inis
sr i ufnmondy bsse and fsse s. the source rom
Whence Gomez We notice the slsehood only lssi the
ds'sni pubic nsy shst Tres ne Herald viii tell 70 I'D
70 snectns It nstsrions schemes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09
borrowed PIumes DismantIed

Several OF the leading whig papers have paraded,
siga" Of fal,ering ID Tie democracy Of the old Key
stone" the Nebraska question, Tia proceedings OF
meeting recently held in ihe sixth ward 81 the CRY Of
Piiisburg
The Hon j. B. Guthrie. formerly mayor Of that city,
and iarorsby known for his inslgenes and sound prn-
eples, In letter to the editors OF The Psburg Morning
Post thus refers 10 the published call Of the meeting 10
question. and srsmples the borrowed plnnes OF its
orginaiors;
Fl am personally acquainted win neatly every siguer
that call and while entertain Tor Of Them the highest
Think OF Il. Messr Edior-wben i that the ed
itor Of the Gaze,r the editor the Journal and OH
thar could d-sgnsie honest trends Of the sol
entered INTO By venerafed fathers, DO
numbered with the mighty dead which means,
OF course the Missouri Compfomisef Was b when the
advocating the 'Wlmot proviso' and suenuoufly
denouncng every tia n ayor Of extending tie
promise line The Pacific ocean Or when
ey ahlal aud de Fos all he solemn engage
and promises OF the constitution Was while
they ardent supporters aBd THE Stare
Law Isl7 which na6ed Of the sacred promises
Of The eonuiion relative the rendition Of fugiyes from
iaborr
"Is there one gentleman. whose name appears on The
card referred 20, Hvowed 'wmot provi-
so advocate Or - there Of them that did
tain and sdvecsls he nnfi Compronse Of the constitution
a~ Of ls47 for procuring Tie passage Of when law.
then wet Distinguished member q he leEis
aine from Allegheny connty received from biz csored fell
lo~-oirizet. splendid wslting-esne.
swas there day hour siaee the passage 81
the com ron ls5O thst Of he sign
sut tn ca woald hsve voted Scr the repen OF SOY
one of the Of comprising the Compfonnise o
1850 hose relating the admission Of CAior.
and e sboiishment q ss slave usds h The Dsei o.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

This gentleman, senator elect from Georgia has been
elected president Of the Gifard and Mobile Railroad
Company. The Mobile Register speaks Of him in the
following terms
!" Added 10 bis brilliant talents and pol
iean, he POSSESSES the solid and. in these ulsra
days. the desirable qualities OF practical business
abilities Of high order Himself largely personally inter
esled ia this road well and extensively known Geor-
gia end OF and along the Of route the board
could not have selected gentleman who unltes Ia hn'
self in greater degree oil the qualifications of ability, per
sonai influence and interest," necessary make him
able and efficient executive officer Of the company than
Judge verson. We congratulate the company upon hay-
ing secured his services"
The Columbus Times says:
The election Of Mr. IyeTson The presidency viii give
universal satisfaction He has had large practical e1pe
Renee IN the construction Of railroads lac give 10 The
work ioE two years his undivided attention and
doubt not bur lnal before be will be called take hii
place in the high sphere which be has been recenay
elected by the suages Of his ieow-ctzens the road will
be 50 far completed allow OF HE resignation Of The
presidency without detrimeni 10 is interests.
Let The friends oil this great enterprise pnsh forward the
work with renewed eneTgya long pull, strong pull and
pull all together, will assuredly pm Through"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

gsw Bank Omeers. Sank Dtr~cso~~, S~snssss PuSase-
THE Bankers
Reveaue Expenditures ssd Debts detail a the seaes
D~hs Of Cst,ss Late and Important Dscsssoas hanks,
Banking Bills Exchange, Prom~sy Notes TsuFy.
ync~ ~ The sspre~ Ccsr and Ccsu II Eo II New
York. Baking Notes, s. stasUcsi R<surns
a Cold Coinage, BsIoo, he F1ucsustoas
Railroad CITY ara County Bonds f., .sch meath y Pro-
Bsntus in psnktee
every Finsr~es NJ EsruFsnn Asaaes
isn s-'A ceMxxins 4.
Treatise Hant,ns L.w~nns Hksesy a Banking
a~ns Of Gold Cos- EctfsA asA be Bo Uas~d
McCuloh's Money Ercksnfe.
msrss t the u. Of Sasssi-s Puse snA Bssk Oc~vs
psssovi Orrn snd Fsactsons q Honas FsAHe
Lac. a Amss,esa Lev ~ rfIs Notes aga B,ls. q.
rsci,cs Forns This asa won r~sshss separately oaes
n
T@ March ss@Aes ~H Chsev ssA uy,swy "a shs SIR
ge~sy ssv~e ksek TtrsncSa
Euyepe fw lss cnpous TsnascAa
E1rop- hosh - per suAscsyeas order.
be cent, pr mail, J. gMrTH HOMASs,
Feb et-eo1er wen ssses, New Yevk-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

rLAGETT 4 DODSOS, Dealers = sn kADAs - Fur
goods constantly hand asd hniAa he
vriv~, ksasss Imperial
twied sHe Duieh
peng warranted io~.r than q ne noh
cities furnish goods Also full supply Of elegant
rugs match.
medium priced sna4eriss, with
all se belongings coase csrtains sccsane 70 any
Their the following TAB
mes, be found superior AND good
lains and
plain elegant
designs various Sewers
tuhps Tbe~ eoodA eiagnst
or known Rich
dpery sade Loops matching
tsin 81 any
Also suppy embroidered lace and muslin
tsfsud,
NJ ts
confidently goods ali who coasnpaas
ssussctior and
vite Inspection Of stock.
AsC ID. dealing the
good under thss ts north
who
suppose saved hy PURCHASING
home so<ns uoubls and Of uanspowauos
and going from home
hou,s Pennsyrans sreuus, door Of oh
Feb 2.-eo2~G
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09
he Homestead Bill.

This bill. whieh passed the House d Representatives
b. decided majority. vas iaken up "a The Senate on
Tuesday ard referred 70 The Committee Public Lands
lie fnepds IN the Senate are sapguipe that il will pass
that body.
On the question Of it, reference, General Cass made
few icreible remarks, which win be found reported in
our PAPER Today.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

T,RUsTTFss SALE or VALUABLE PROHIBITION Mos
dsy offer far ssse, psktse
ccock. D VI presises, a .
yo~crs fecs wf The susshsx, sstng
nh Of Msy ue ihcssssa esss hselse seA fr
-, loi
ioa q e land recsas t s washagssa IN M
Cua~his
ground ussed and sins 81 wssnGsop as1 keows
cs. numhsrrd az f4 ra3 s~esfyshsee, CA
foss, u.s. twenty y71
numbered to kandr-d sid srses With
the severa dwelling hcS-es mprcvee~t nd spnsAanee' TO
The h~scng,sg
caSh I'm hssd
~ twelve, sad eshtr~p
rsrchss~rs nss~s f the deferred
~ yupens b~snnx from fhs day cf sale
deed ID fxken 10 secoTe The Of
IRE notes the ri the VnscAasax4
purchaser comply n
thereafter, rAs ~ SELL
weeks
II me 1T IN, CITY Wn1sgsc~
JAMES RHODEA,
Trustee.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
Mar c-ax~Aa. Ascssooe~rs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

COR RENT OR LEASE, tor 1ers years, that
elegant l7th and lisa
occupied BY NJ: satises the sisser xssce
The lately a modern convent
improvements including gas ShSsgs hot DE
main and back buildings.
II March ensuing
Aso for lease, for term Of the block euidin
Occupancy 0n
d. p Wise boarding house The lower q the noh
middle ~ be converted and Asd up 70
aloae, both
Possession h fAsy FOR fur
er particulars inquire OF Dr. Benjamin King, Thoms Lswsos
Wisdcrs Suidsng.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09
The Nebraska question I'm Kentucky.

LIE LOUISVILLE lines makes The following ludlciOus
remarks TO the discussions The Nebraska BILL and
especially 10 the OF The Kentucky delegation
cit asserted by Washington city papers
aDononsis have taken the lead in opposition the Ne
braska bill, IL Is lining strength ALMOST every day Neither
constitutional democrats national wings be ia
the company OF arowed abolitionists and they win
tanly unite in opposition which those
faconists oppose the Inst point upon which they
make stand against and legitimate egslatve con-
strnciion OF the constitution We reoiced find the
hennsky members coming the support OF the bill in
solid columns They have, for this OCCASION least de-
tefnined lay aside old party differences and show
selves ends Of The Sonth Of the Union, and Of the
tuition would give pleasure be able 70 pub
lish the whole OF the able speech Of Mr. Presley Ewing
and those Of other whg gentlemen but for the present
fear shall be unable publish any OF them except
made by Senator Dixon We select this rather an act OF
justice TO THAI genteman whose earliest on the
question anmadvered upon, bat whose position when
properly understood. fully approved than because is
the abest the subject The speech was made
al early period and does inbody many historical
acts as some OF The more recen, speeches Some OF
opposition speeches Ingenious and being on the
wrong side and in bad cause quite able But those
In The defence are generally marked by great ability
Bnanswerabie ''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

We authorized to stale that the postmaster New
York 10 instructed 10 make % and forward mail for
Rio De Jsnsiro and Valparaiso by The steamship
Sonors." 10 leave New York for the Pacific, Cape
Horn, on Saturday. the ilih met
Single rate Of possge for letters, 20 cent? newspapers,
2 csnls nIepsymsn required Etanke "a u ailer ires
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

CAUTIOS-on uiao, sub~crher placed
City oce usual esveaopa, AAdress~A
Of C0Asena,
duplicate cshsie No. e fox lee
~, a%s. II Henr,
pvs. Capt Jeoes Usitsd sssss vo'u
wriea, ss MOI
being should be frwasaed
aSrant has not
Hon Mr. EdnuS1s~, SD eihsr msnt
Wtscarred, proper
having h~sn
psisn should tas y located
CHARLES DE sELDtNC,
7n street. opposite Odd Fsicws' Hal.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

March, 1854
All who have address dpomn,ic
susr agents the United a4
hereby notified unless rle
agents free Of charge they will probably
department has directions postage shall
paid ofcn communications only Communications ind
rnny solely connected
agents WILL enseaed tis department.
be forwarded Dispatches
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

Odd Fellows Hall was last night filled with large and
fashionable audience witness the wonderful feats
Fakr of silva Go tonight and him. by all Ineans.
Laugh and enjoy yourself He donates the visitors
Saturday 50 $50 worth Of rich and valuable presents
They may be Mr.. heyworihs STORE Peusy MIA
avenne the horse and carriage al the Franklin stables
Tickets can be had at The Hall dnfing the day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

HAKEIsEuKc. March Sat tbe democratic convention
heid here to-day Bglef minated for governor by
Of rs ). Judge Black nominssa Tor The tu.
prene s0un b. secispsnon Henry s. Nor, Of Pike
county, nstrd for eeBsl
on the second ballot.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09
WAR DIYAxrnKHr,
Yesruary q, 1854

DkSRyOHb having books belonging - Tie ASgaSy 81
the War Department in osger shaa De
scnbed Ped ~eeksl en 30 tns "
braran CHARLEs CALyKkT.
Reb z3-d3w khrsr1an
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

The nsnbsr Of miles o. road completed within The
s,aie Of Indiana s i,27s progress. l.ss2: total.
as7o
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

Nrw YoEn, March a-Tte steamer Europa has sailed
for Europe taking DOT fory an Sis 600 in
| specie-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-09

New YosE, March SIP. m,-Tbe Atlantic wa. again
ashore ibis morning, the quarantine fats
tRhters have been her .sssrnce. n Is believed
tssi she aiil be gotten of safety.