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%K-A On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
33s3s Fare round trip 81; from Alex
andria IS cents The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
Washington az 9 and Alexandria at "a o'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for tie boat at n oclk,
Coach fare 20 cents
Persons wishing the Coaches will lesve Thur resi-
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Refreshments on the boae t'!T
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aUTIEk'S-At the solicitation Of many tsSai
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found the mos Rssable and cheapest way TO live.
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CURTIS On the Jurfsdicttcn, Prac-
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Of the United Sta; es-vol J. 1854.
Wallace's Cases in the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Sd Circuit-vol z. 1854
Phillimore's Commentaries upoa International
Law vol 1854. -.
Manning Commentaries on the Law of Nations
l vol. london. 1889.
Wildman, on the Law Of Search, Capture, and
Prize-1 vol. London. 1854.
Thomsons Laws of War, as affecting Commerce
and Shipping-1 vol London 1854.
Robinson's History and Practice Of Prize Law
vol Leudon. 1901.
De Martens: sur les Amateurs, les Prisee ct les
Reprises-l vol. Gottingen. 1875.
Code des Prises-2 volg. Paris, "psr orire du
Roi." 1884
MaxweIps Spirit of Marine Law vols. London
1908. {
The Laws Ordinances, and Institutions of the
Admiralty of Great Britain, Civil and Military-2
vols. London. 1746
Bynkershoek's Law OF War, in English--l VOL
Philadelphia 1910. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
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On ana GfteT 7WeSddy, N0u. y Ioo4,
THE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons
i vile and intermediate ststions ut ~ O'Clock
q. m, on the arrival Of the boat from Washington
giving ample time for breakfast on board. Con
netting at Manassas Junction With train for Strss
burg, at Warren,on Ju ction with train fot War
renton, and at Gordonsville with the trains On thu
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Chsrlottes
Vile, and Staunton -
The cars leave Gordonsviue daily for Alexandra
and intermediate stations, at before II, g. M, or
the arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
read from Richmond. Charlottesville, and Staunton
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u The following private memoranda of q
candidate for Office is said to have been re-
centsytfouBd inthe streets Of New York: j
. CASH To ELECTION CALLS: . Dr.
Oct: Is Party assessment. .........$ie0 90
10. Painting hose cart of No. -.
Strike No 1............. 90
II Ten ball tickets to a ball 10 II
come of next March,. 10 90
0,,a. IL. Necessary to larry the Fifth il 2
Ward, n par promise of
-~''.- ky Spell ....-.-.-.....,r p SO
3. - .le.-Drinks to date, not previous ..
q - .. ly mentioned. .-.......,-3 80 33f
80 20. Putting card in paper three
weeks Is 90
81. Presents for a target e1cur-
sion.........-....... IT s2i
~. Suppers to Ward Committee 90
a---.c23.. Carriage hire to.an alarming
20. Crisis. ................... 90
81. SURPRISING an ugly story of
my life for the Gazette 100 90
rs. Puff Of my life in the - so 90
26. Paid for sight of a ticket
Of opposition ............ so
~. Posters for the street, id
rain came and washed 'em
.. DOWN -. :: :... -! rs 90
%. Ten thousand tickets. ...... 20 90
90. Subscription to Roman Cath
o1ic Asylum. ......... s. 90
80. Burying a beresved Protest -
ant. ....... 10 90
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Pie Ice cream, and Fish Knives; Salt Cellars; But
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ST0TT-& 90. W sshipgton. -.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
rffon. als Cirrela,.d Herald, Ang. 2G.l
RESCUE OF A SLtEE GIRL.

We are no apoogists for slavery, bot at The
same time we despIse rowdylsm and black
euardism when used by fanatics in their rash
and illegal efforts to carry out their mistaken
notions of philantrophy.
Yesterday, when the cars arrived at Salem,
in Columbiana county, from Plttsburg, crowd
had gathered at the depot, despatch from Pitts
burg having informed them that a slave grl
was on board, under charge OF her master and
mistress. When the cars stopped big negro
stepped into them, and acCoSting the girl, ask
ed her ifshe was a slave. She made no reply,
but her mistress answered that she was. There
upon the black ruffian seized her, and she, cling
ing TO her mistress neck, begged most pteously
not to be torn away, bat the black violently
tore her away; and in the effort bruised the 10
dy's neck severely, and carried the child out OF
the car in one arm, and tlouriShed revolver IN
the other hand, amid The plaudits the excited
crowd.
The master of the child was not just then in
the car, and upon hearing Of the rescue, Offered
to 90 before any officer and execute free papers,
If the girl wished to be free, leaving the matter
to the girl. But the mob would listen to no
such thing. The ohild's screams were heard
above the tumult, begging to 60 back, so that She
could again see her mother, who belongs to Tie
same owner.
The life Of the ownsr was threatened, and he
dare not remain over, but went on in The cars TO
carry grief to the mother oI the GIRL
This is an outrage, and the people fCoumbl-
ana owe it to themselves to wipe out the stain.
That long haired, brainless, c. c. Burleigh,
was on hand, and made an harrangue TO the
crowd.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
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JUDGE BLACKS OPINION.

We publish to-day the opinion lately delivered by
Chief Justice Black in the great Erie Railroad case.
1t will be read with interest all State, and
i'll other States interested in the Lake shore line Of
railroads. 1t Will be by this opinion that the
Erians not entirely without excuse for their
upon the railroads last winter, their calumna-
at the east and west believed. That portion OF
the Company's road which obsructed the streets OF
Erie was built without right charter; and was a
nuisance--a nuisance that must now be abated, uh-
less the Legislature interfere. The people of Erie
Will come out right yet.
Judge Blacks opinion will be found, perusal,
one OF the sound clear aud able documents ever
presented 10 the public. There Is but one opinion
throughout this commonwealth IN regard 10 the adj
mirable qualifications OF the Chef Justice for the
high position be occupies. His writings exhibit a
cleaness of style that the most unleafned under
stand; force Of style that produces conviction; and
exactness in the use OF words that viii leave no
for doubt hereafter TO the law he announ-
ees it.
II would be great loss TO the State TO lose the
services of so sound jurst and upright man. upon
the Supreme bench; and we presume the people Of
this commonwealth will take the same view OF the
matter. To protect individuals, and tie masses OF
the people from the gIasPng spirit, the wealth aHd
power of great corporations, is duty that our PEE
sent Supreme Court keeps constantly in view, and
well discharge Pfttsburg Post
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
DEMOCRATS OF BEDFORD COUNTY!

The Ticket which stands at the head of this arti-
Gle has been selected your sofrages and support,
in accordance with the usages Of the Democratic
Party al the State and County and is euttIed 10 your
most friendly consideration. 1t is unnecessary for
us 10 say that all candidates gentlemen of ca
pacty, integrity and sound Democracy, for this fact
is well known 10 the People, and The uuanimity with
which their nominations have been received is clear
indication that the Freemen OF Bedford County IN
tend 10 elect them.
Democrats stand firm. Let pirate dt0ifHltie'
= drown into this campaign, for they have nothing
10 do in the matter. Remember thatthe great Demo
cratic Parry feel deep interest in the success OF
their principles and these principles only be car
ried by eectng the agents selected 10. this pnr-
pose. A better Ticket than the above was never
presented to the people of Bedford County.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
The Temperance Question.

What has become of Mr.. JoRpAN's Temperance
principles? Of iate he seems 10 have no lot or part
in this matter A year two ago, he denounced
every body, in pn5itc speeches, that would not en-
dorse his politteqt Temperance movements--then he
declared himself ready to 90 for Proltilthou if he
stood solitary and alone IN pr shing forward the col
umn-yes, he was an honest advocate of Temper
ance, and, in his estimation, every man was rum
smoker who would not vote political temperance
ticket. Now, he Is as quiet as q mouse-won't even
open his mouth the subject of prohibition, and
seems TO bark when other people argue the ques-
tion. Shame duplicity like this Let Mr. Jor-
dan declare mis- sentiments he uSea 10 dc, and
tell the people that, elected to the Senate stands
pledged to exert all his powers have Prohib,tory
Liquor Law passed-let him also declare that he
was Of the leaders in bringing this issue into
politics and let him re-pub!ish his Temperance re-
solutions OF 1852 indication OF his presenSiepvs
People would give him credit for manly course
like this. As things stand, however, Temper
ance men will spurn him, and the opponents Of a
prohibitory law won't touch him
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
TIE SENATOR QUESTION.

GJ- Bedford, Fulton, and Somerset, elect Sena-
tor this fall and the candidates before the peo-
pie are Mr.. JoRDAx, of Bedord and Mr.. STEWART OF
Somerset, 5otA Wigs. The Bedford and Fulton
Conferees selected Mr.. Jordan, and those from som
erset, Mr.. Stewart Explanations made on
both sides, at the respective County Meetings,
which ended in agreeing to disagree.
Somerset, it is plain to be seen, will stand firmly
by Mr.. STEWART whilst it is equally plain that Mr..
JORDAN carry the party vote of even his own
County. At the Wing Meeting on Tuesday evening
of the Court, WILLIAM LYON, ESQ, one OF the
most prominent Wings in Bedford County, publicly
denounced Mr.. Jordan's nomination as not fit 10
be made,' and declared that be would not only not
vote for him, but that he would use all honorable
means at his command TO secure his defeat. This
declaration fell upon Mr. Jordan's prospects with
chilling effect and few ofhs friends exhibited their
dstaste for MIR. Lyons remarks by Kissing, but gen.
tlenen who present say that many of the most
influential Wings in the Meeting heartily responded
Mr.. Lyons remarks by repeated and hearty cheers
and we have been assured that ne is enthusiastic
cally backed in his opposition 20 Jordan by many OF
the best Wings in the County. Mr.. Lyons speech
Is represented to have been the best delivered the
occasion.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
Governor RigIer.

The reelection of this gentleman is as GER
tam as any event in the future The uproar
and excitement created by the Wings after the
Mayors election in Philadelphia, have subsidized,
and men have resumed their reason. The
'Know Nothings," like all other ephemeral
factions, have had their day, and are now re-
garded among the unprincipIed things that
We're. Democrats feel ashamed TO think that
they ever doubted the justice and integrity of
the people, or that they could be led as
tray so far at to discard faithful public SER
want. The administration of Gov. Biger has
been conspicuous for many weighty and import
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
bradford will nol Withdraw

So says the AHaertcaR Banner, whose editor Is one
of the public printers elected by Common Couac.
The Banner lays il down thus;
ave deny that Mr.. Pollock be elected, either
American ; a Wing, while benjamin. Rush
Bradford remains the standard bearer the Auer-
party; and that he will abide the issue the
nominee OF the american Conventions are k1toc. He
cannot be bought Off or scared Oft and it folly 10
build upon such expectations. Should Mr.. Pollock
fully endorse American principles-at least 20 far
10 claim the support OF Americans-the only as
he give OF the sincerity of his conversion,
will be an immediate resignation the Wing cdIdi-
dale and public avowat TO support the legal repre-
sentative OF those principles, Mr.. BTodord. This
would be the only h0nsSt test of his motives'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-09-15
NO HOPE OF ELECTING POLLOCK!

K The Philadelphia Nesrs, of the ID inst, pub
fishes very significant fact from of the paid
gaaas of Judge CONRAD, Mayor of the consolidated
City, by which it will be seen that our oppoleats
have only no hope OF electlng Mr. PoLLock Gov
ernor, but boldly make the declaration at he cuaot
de eiected. The Banner has come to this conclusion
in consequence OF the Wings having two candidates
in the field divde tsey rate, and the Editor taunt-
iegy remarks that Mr.. BRADronD ''netheE be
bought nor scared OFF, The friends OF Mr. Pollock
equally determined, and hence the Nears very
good na;uredy esIorse all that the Banner
alleges.
Notwithstanding here is positive admission, from
two of the leading Wing papers of the State that Mr.
Pollock cannot be elected, there are a few TO be
found in Bedford and elsewhere who are silly enough
TO claim his election by an overwhelming majority,
just they "sused TO do' when speaking Of the e
lection OF Winfield Scott over the s.faiqttng Gen
eral!' and of that Of VIM. F. Johnston over the
'SSusquehanna Rattsman.'
We invite the attention of cur Wing friends, es-
pecialy, to the following article from the leading
organ Of their party