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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

III The AFRICA, " shannon ooumaDdsr yin sai
firm ths compsnys sssh at J.rssy city, With the nails
and passengers for Europe. Wednesday, tss 9th Inst
ON beard BY O'Clock p N. The AkAplA si sail the
2ed inst Z CUNARQ No A Bowling Green.
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4 USTRAIA PAGKET.-UCEI.SIOR LNE-THE
"A well Known and favorisc ehprer-ship HELENA, nov
loading st per ~ EAst river, .l b. immediately dis
made the passage IN eighty days For freight or pas
sage having superior state accommodation apply
to JOHN NORTON, IT., 90 Wall street.
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IToR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA GEORGIA, ErC.--THE
II United rtetes mal steamship ROANOKE, Captain
skinIcr, viii leave Pier Is North river Saturday at
tefnooD, August at O'Clock, for Norfolk Petersburg
and Richmond Tme TO Norfolk, about twtnt, -four
Passengers arriving there take the seaboad
and Roanoke and WI mngton and Manchester railroads
to augusta Atlanta, Charleston &c Passage and fare
10 Norfolk ST. TO Petersburg and Richmond $40; steer
age h price For freight apply on board ami for pas-
ssge to LUDLAM P1EASANTs, 80 Brcadrsy
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A RRANGEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST
IA The steamboat FLORA, for Gutenberg, Bus ferry,
street. landing at Amos street. Mondays and 10 4. M
and land Z n T. NJ Saturdays, and 10 A. NJ, and
Iand II. Sundays, : ans 10 A; n, and aud 81
DUyFAIo AND cHICAGo-THE SPLENDID LOW
Id pressure steamer BUCKEYE STATE, will leave
Buffalo for Chicago, touching 1T Cleveland Detroit
Sackinaw, hapi,on Isards, sheboygan Mil~auAie, Rs
cine Kenosha ard Walk, gan, TUESDAY evening, Au
gust ano every alternate Tuesday evening" during
the season Of navigation.
(yAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD 10 PBILADE1.
daily, at A. NJ and p NJ The morning line At "a a
NJ, by steamboat John Porter, to South lmboy thence
BY CARS TO- way places e Philadelphia Fare-S2; second
class, 81 10. Express lire at ~, by John Potter e
nntcy; thence direct 70 Camdsn by cars through Il
Gvs honIs. Fare % Wsy acoomnio jat,oo ans or.i.
grsnt lire at lP.h; fare, 81 so; smigrantlrea. PM
fare, rs.
nAY BOAT FOR Albany AND THE INTERyE
~ disie landings Collar. Meals served on
board. The welt known ana favorite steamer GEORGE
WASHINGTON, Captain j. b oieil. Will leave New Yors
from foot OF jay every Tuesday Tnursdy and "a
turooy O'Clock A. W. Teturpirg leave Albany ever
Monday Wednesday ana FroAy.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE sourn
It and West, Now Jersey RAILROAD -Un,ed State
mail and express hines leave New York foot Of Cortlsat
street ct !, s AND 10 O'Clock A. NJ and AZ and NJ
1h,cueh in focr hours. FaSeS2 % In 7, 90 rs n a.
sr.i o. IN & 10 ond The New J.rsey ACCOMMODATION
line ese a. u IL q. e. stopping at all -ay stations
Through Tickets soa Tor CiDoinnaH (at Sl6) ana he
West, sna for Baltimore Washington, NoyftE a. End
through oageage checked TO Washington in and 10
II. ard +, NJ trains
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT.
IN BY railroad via Spring a-ld Bellows Falls, Who'd.
sur, white River aud Wells river to uttleton base OF
iho Gonr tsins via Moptpeher Burlington, ~.
Altans and Rouses Point 10 Montreal and Ogdensburg.
Ticket Offices Nov Haven Railroad, Broadway and
Canal street aud corner Of Twenty sixth street and
Fourth n7cr Express ualns-S A. NJ, and4P NJ.
Baggage checked through. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent 152
souih street, N. Y.
GUkDAY BOAT tOR ALBAnY.--MER.HANrs LINE
- in connection with New York Central Railroad -
Ile steamer HtHO capt W. aancox win leave the
pier foot Of Robinson street every Sunday, at O'Clock
~ Fer freight or psssagc apply board, or OF @. r.
slANllY Of Tie ofioo on ths dock
INSTRUCTION.
noiBRN's ACADEMY or WRITING, BooyKTIP.
IL ing, &c, 600 Broadway. Pupils may enter day or
evening for the august session at reduced terms An
accomplished practical accountant explains all the de
~ o. tes' business trsnssction and prepares pupils to
ctnduct any set Of double entry books.
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NJ OONLIGRT EXCuRSlON ~ THE FISHING BANKS
tuesday evening the 9th Of August ssving the foot q
Spring street At O'Clock, Peck slip 8 Broone street
Z. r., sb Pier No At Socloc returning By daylight
a band will be board.
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business ROOMS ON BROADWAY 10 LET-SEvE-
I'D raj large and desisabs parlors with ante rooms
sfsche one Of the very best looatons this great
exosllent situation for music te.cber,
physician, or for any light busioess not Inconsistent
Apply to B F. FARNsWORTH, s27 Broadway, opposite
the Broad uay theatre.
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WArCaNAKER wANTED--TO 60 SOUTH FIRST
w rate Sorlmtn. aP2iy to Ayam Young, Us Broal.
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T-OR IIvERPOOI-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
I ship ARCTIC, Jas G Luce. commander -Tnis steam
ship win depart with the Unlseu sis mails for Europe
positively Saturday August TO- At II O'Clock from
her berth at the foot Of Canal street The lmsnip
ATLANTIC win succsd the Arctic and sail septen,er q
For freight or passage having unequaled accommoda
tiOn for elegance and comfort apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS, So Wall street.
Passengers requested to b. ON board st O'clock
A. n Shippers please take notice that the ships VI ths
limo cannot take any goods conuAoand Of war.
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DUFFAIo AND cHICAGo-THE SPLENDID LOW
ID pressure steamer BUCKEYE STATE, will leave
Buffalo for Chicago, touching 1T Cleveland, Detroit,
nacknaw, sani'on lfla,o sheeoysan, Mlrauaie Rs-
gust ano on every alternate Tuesday evening" during
the season Of navigation.
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CuNDAY EXCURSION TO HE HEAD OF THE sOUND(
~ touchr At College Point Whitestone, New Rochsl1
Al Glen Cove The new and sp endid steamer 6E0aa(
Law, Capt. Albert T. SEa v, will maze lrson esey
sunday during tho to tbs ADORE places, leayi
Fulton Market clip At s De sDcy street a. O. T~efu
st. Get at ga Twenty eighth street NJ Ret. ros
ing will leave Glen Cove at 3, p. N. Fare 20 OoIa0p
Point II II ceDs; Whestone % cents New Rochelle 70
cent; Glen Cove 20 cents, each way
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vTNO LET-HOUSE NO. 1BS WEST TFrCTH STREET,
u between Brosdway and Eighth Avenue croton bath,
and water closet &c. Rent $3.50 per annum. Apply to
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rCHE 8 EAnBOAT NAY QUEEN WILL BEcHARTERt.D
for excuI sny future day Of the season noe
lie e gagged 10 target mpsnes pariss wishing -
sterd day agreeab,y shr offers accommodations !,
consoit uneqnallcd by sby steamboat the saters
New York a barge 10 accom- any, when required No
to, ms ard conditions appiysto i. c. DURANr, No.
south stret, up s'sirs, back once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

TITO LET OR FOR SALEM The BUSINESS PART OF
the village Of Stamford, Connecticut, four large
three story stores just Anished with numoer d
for ofkcss. and large handsome room suitable for
ball room lodge room, any other kind Of public bu-
siness situated the Gay and Nam streets
AdoniI is neat two story cottage house, pleasantly
situated For particulars enquire Of Theodore MouOn,
26A Cherry strxct Of sands Sseley Eaq, STANFORD
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SLAII DATS FAs6A6E-AO6IhAIIA PIONEIES IINE5
- carrying the Unred States Mall The oobse new
clipper ship FLYING SCUD l,713 toms regtsssr, W. Il.
Barre master, win sucossd the 6srsad. eighteenth
ship Of this hne and have quick despatch Ih~ Flying
Send Acknowledged BY competent judges TO b equal
IN szeaGh and Ealing qusti4s with any clipper ship
aaoet Intending shppers and passenger. are requested
TO cxAine her At per 10 East river kreghts taken
the lowest rates. Apply to r. W. CAMERON, 1le Wall
street.
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LNlRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND COTHLON ExCUR-
IL sion Of Company g, American RRes list Regiment,
N Y NJ At Gooderson's Grove, Flushing, TUESDAY,
August g. The steamer MAY QUEEN and barge IaEyRf
accompanied by Dodworhs band, will make the above
excursion nches 80 cents to be obtained Of any
Der Of the company - the boat on tho morning of he
excursion The boat win leave per foot Of Amos res
tx O'clock spring street. 7x Pier 3, 81 Peck ship,
81; Broome street, sX; THIRD street 9h and Eighty
sixth street, YoIkSe AT 10. The barge will lay at tho
foot OF Third street while the boat making the lanng1
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II South William street.
-~-.---- 49,.
Tor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE -rHE UNITED
VIII kaye for Havre touching At Southampton 70 land
the as and passengers, ON atnrdsy, August d. IL
first cabin, $3.50; second cabin, SIS. Luggage DOT
wanted durng the voyage should be sent BOARD The
day before sailing marked .belown No mercoand,se
For freight or passage apply to
N. LIVINGSTON, So Broadway.
TOR IIvERPOOI-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ah{ Ii Inna md --Tn Alta
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LrOR S0UTHAhPTON.-THE BRITISH STEAMER IN.
II DIANA, $50 tons bufthen, 600 borse poser, win
sail for Southampton. Wednesday, August 70 pas
ssDgers desiroq Of making somfortAbk and speedy
passage to England France, where they VIII b. taken
BY branch steamer from Southampton. This sbip Of
fers An opportunity rarely 70 b met with Ths cao,ns
are lofty reony and ~s SentiAted and fitted up in
cond do, $60 Freight taken Southampton and Lon
dom For passage o. freight, apply to g. II. SAND No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

~ RAND ANNUAL PIC MIC AND COTILlON ExCUR-
VI sion Of Peterson Enaine Compsny No Is to Nyeah,
on Monoay, August7 the committee Of arrangements
respectfully inform thee friends and the public that in
sequence Il Misunderstanding in reference
the ground, &c they have concluded 10 hold their
nuai pic nc ut the charmog and delightful village q
Mack instead Of 1t Mount HerDon's Grove, prevf-
ousy announced and they feel ed the change WIZ
give universal satisfscion fhe boat viii leave foot Of
HSDmond street at O'Clock A. spring street, ~,
Pier 3, North River g. Tenth street. 81 Broome street,
9oclock Tho barge will lay at the foot Of Broome street,
Tickets, City cents.
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CAMDEN AND A.iBoY RAILROAD 10 pg1LApE1.

DAY BOAT FOR Albany AND THE INTERYE
~ diate isndings-lare Collar. Meals served on
board. The vel. known ana favorite steamer GEORGE
WASHINGTON, Captain j. B. oieii. Will leave New Yort
foot jay street every Tuesday Thursday and
urdoy O'Clock A. VI. TeturDirc leave Albany ever
Monday, Wednesday aaa Friday
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4 RRANGEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST
IA The steamboat FLORA, for Gutenberg, Bulps ferry,
,ihetuelum aud Fort Lee, will leave foot Of Spring
and and " r. NJ; Saturdays, 8 ADD 10 A. NJ, and
2 and ~ 7. NJ Sundays, and 10 A. NJ, and and u
7. NJ; all other days at 10 A. NJ, and and "a p NJ.
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IOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO IET-ON LONG ISLAND,
~ forty minutes BY railroad from Brooklyn depot large
house sDd Of land, ysra hlled with hne shade
trees vegetable garden orchad 10 carriage house and
harm. The furniture v b solo rented Horse oar
risgs. cos, chickens, Ac-, win BE- sold low rhs place
Sumner and winter residences being WALLACE with
GOOD schools and churches FOR farther particulars ad
orsse through thu Post Ohice, HENRY n. HAMILTON.
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ITO LET-A FINE rwOsrORY HOUSE AND ATTIC,
i SO feet front by A feet deep An Toe house III
Cioton water IN Call ct the aneyway to the back build
ing. Inquire 1t No Perry street. Of j. II. HOUGHrA-
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yTyOMANuFACTURER9.-T 10 LET, TIE FACTORY BUILD
posite tine freight depot comprising with lot sdonpg
front Of 100 feet By 100 in depth, with fifteen horse
CINE and shating complete has been used malsahs
iron foundry, and well calculated for general manufac
turing purposes. Rent low TO good tenant Apply to
SAMUEL FROST, 80 soath William street, New York
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED.
N room 10 let, to . single gsntlenan, ct "a Clinton
place eight strest); also, front pArlor tbs hrst
Ao"r and small bedroom The house is provided with
gas and bathroom, and prices modsrats reference
required.
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TITO LET-THE HOUSE OVER TUTILHS EMPORIUM,
Il S46 Broadway, running through TO, and having an
entrance Leonard street. There are large NUMBER
Of rooms, each having window and CRATE ALSO laun-
It's central poson and nsishborhood to The best res
taurants in the city, adapt we'll for furnished hotel
on the European Plan Address g. W. 1UTlaE ON ths
preuoieeA
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wICOW LADY HAVING A HOUSE PLEASANTLY
"A hca~d, with an the modern improvements, would
1T suite Of rooms, furnished uDfurDshsd to gen
temsS and hs WIFE, two single gsntlemen, with hoard
References exchanged. Apply st % wloughsy street.
Brooklyn.
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COPARTHERsIuP NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE FIRM OF
IN Iederer Kreizer has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent All debts due to the late firm Of
tie paid to Michael LAderer, who authorized to settle
the as fs Of the ym, who will continue to conduct
The busipers ut The tsme place heretofore Dated
New York. 4th August, 1854, l32 Green w'cn street.
MICHAEL LEDERER.
JOSEPH kRiIZER.
7sBE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UN
i Ger the firm IL Smith brothers is day dissolved s
mutual consent, Daniel Smith retiring from business
Thomas smith, Jr, and Robert L. Smith assume all th.
sb ties Of the nccrn and either partner ia authorized
TO receipt Tor ali moneys due the concern
DANIEL r. SMITH
THOMAS SMITH Jr
New York, July 81, 1854. ROBERT ]. Smith
Tho undersigned have this day formed co p.r;pc-
chip under the D OF Smith Brothers the Transaction
Of general clothing business at No 10 Fulton street
THOMAS SMITH Jr
New York, August l, 1854. ROBERT l. SMITH
YYIBE COPAETNERsHIP HERETOFORE TXIsrING BIZ
Il tween the subscribers, uDcer the and drn Of
u. H. LYON CO., 10 hereby dissolved by mutual
sent HENRY H LYON.
WILLIAM HENKAy.
All debts contracted by Il. II. Lyon, behxif Of the
firm will he paid by HIM and the business Of livery
bs viii be continued at the old stand 40 and IS Greene
street by the subscriber alone All debts duo the late
fin to he paid to H. II. LYeN.-Dated Aug. 3, 1854
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EyURN1eHED ROOMS CAN BE had m A PRIVATE
Il family, by two or three persons with withoo,
partial board ct los Grand street, 6rst block west o.
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III HeshW In Wow Of the North river, the highest
grounds three quarters ofa niIs from High Bridge sur
two parors Kitchen and dining ROOM basemsut Can b
had a. short notice Apply address Post Once, Car
mansyile. to G. y. -
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TIE TRADES, sc.

HIIN1RS WAkTED-THIRTY EFFICIENT MINERS
wi who thoroughly understands coal and ore minog,
and drift mining Welsh Cornish preferred; ade-
quste testincr isI required Address, With crcdec,iss
fnclostd, box asa Post Office
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TT g. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR HAVANA
u and New OrIeans.--1he United States Mail Steam
ship Company intend to 6espatch the steamship CRE
CENT CITY, Captain McGowan, Saturday, August -
NJ O'Clock p. NJ from Warren street pier. Freight 10
New Orleans 40 cents per cuc foot rin be received
the 9Th Aug. Specie only taken ON treght to Havana
shippers win be supplied With blank bills Of adng Of the
form signed BY this company, on application 1T their
Office. FOR freight passage, apply At the companys
Office, M West street, corner Of Warren street..
n. q. ROBERTS
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II OPSE POWER, BENCH, MANDRH. AND SAWS
II cheap with steam power, 70 lot. quantity Of
regular size glazed sasa twenty i've per cont be0w the
market price. WINS fORDS factory, 162 West EVEN
IT, nth street. near ERh tn avenue.
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IIOR CHARLESTON AND TLoRIDA-sEsn. WEEKLY
IL u. mail iineIhe fave Ti.e ami last going stestaor
NATION, VIM. Foster, Ocmmandsr viii leave fier No
North river on aiurooy, August ~ AT foar O'Clock Pm.
Ftcsey For Freight apply on board, whore all bills of
hdirg VIII lie sgIed and for passage At the ONCE ~
SPOflCRn, flIF1ON h CO., 30 Broadway. through
tel,ts 20 Florida as fonowszo Jaci sonviBc ssh to
PiAtba SO.
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VIZ HITE'S NEW ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE NO. 40
w Bowery-The most magnificent place Of
ment in the world Proprietor and manager G. White.
Best inflicted house the city This aud speadid
eststlabm will open for the Monday
ing, August 1854 Doors open At I, performance to
commence at O'Clock. Reserved Sssts Is cents Par
quests IAN cents, Boxes 81 cents.
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NJ IArN0NT, PARIS AND IONnON PIfyTCA Y
W. and surgeon is consulted IN his socially III u
Fesds s'rr. 4 81 Broadway, IRON n A. NJ III
r. H.. and frcn IN in he evening, xcsyt srLSAYs
gS.,eAss lIts.se " maj. n, B.-N., hs irug stogA
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BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public, No. 72.l
AN ACT 10 establish certain post roads.
IN CONTINUATION.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81, 1851.

Committees made reports.
Among the reports from the Committee OF
Courts OF Justice, was one adverse To the varl-
Gus petitions from different parts of the Common
woa tn, for The passage Of II law prohibiting the
sale of ardent spirits,
Petition. were offered and referred, and resov
buttons were adopted-nonc very important or
of very general interest.
The bill authorizing the Board of Public Works
to subscribe Ia the increased capital STOCK ot the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, for the extet-
sion of their road 10 Lynehburg, was ordered to
its cngrossInent, after an amendment reducing
the appropriation To $6D0,OOO instead of S9Oo,-
600.
The following engrossed bills were read a third
time and passed:
A bill To authorize the Marysyillc Plank Road
Company 10 extend their road, and to I'M rease
its capital stock for TINT purpose by II vote ofS9
to -.
A bill to incorporate the Crnig's Creek Nayi.
gntion Company, by IA vote of n to ~.
The report of the Committee of Roads and In
icrnal Navigation, adverse to tie petit n of the
PiitShurq aud Stenbenville Railroad Company,
and of citizens of Brooke and Hancock, fer the
right of why and for the priyilel g of constructing
n bridge across the Ohio river, came up rs the
order of the day.
Mr.. Smith Of Brooke and Hancock moved to
reverse the decision Of the Committee, so as To
declare the petition reasonable, and 10 order II
bill accordingly,
Mr.. Smith very briefly introduced the subject,
but declined going at length into tho argument
at present.
Mr.. Golly complaining that the side of the
petitioners, according to usage, was not first
presented, pr oeeded at length to argue the case
opposing the object of the petitioners. He repre-
sentod thut the issue was between Wheeling and
Pittsbug, and whethe, Virginia should second
the views of Pittsburg. or sustain the interests
of Wheeling.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Gallay's speech,
On motion of Nh. Kemper, the House adjourn
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OBITUARY

DIED, at the residence of her father, near
Brookneal, Campbell Co., Va, on the 23rd Jan
nary, after an illness of about , months, of chro-
mic pleurisy, Miss MARY +. C%RADDocK, second
daughter Of Jno. b. and Mary E.. Craddock aged
II wears.
How pleasant and consoling it is to believe
that death had no terrors for our departed friend,
and that she has reached that happy land where
no suffering is known, and no pains disturb
that sweet repose
While "a fatal and fattering disease has been
proving upon her vitals, and slowly, but surely
destroying her constitution, yet she seemed TO
nerve herself up, knowing that "A fearful struggle
had to be made. She relied upon no earthly help
for succor-h her trust was in God, and joyfully
was she prepared to exclaim to her minister, ~
am not afraid to die. ! hare but one desire to
lie, and that is 10 serue God.
She has left us. therefore, with a bright hope OF
a glorious immortality beyond the skies. In the
full bloom of youth, and at the most interesting
period Of life, she falls before our eyes. Father,
Mother, Brothers, Sisters, Friends, this is to be
our lot We, too, must die
"Turn mortal, turn thy danger know,
Where e'er thy footsteps tread,
The earth rings hollow from below,
And warns thee of her dead"
C9-Lynchburg Republican and Religious Her
aid please copy.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 81, 1881.
Mr.. Shaekelford, from the m Oh Gen
cral Laws, reported several bills; among them n
bill increasing the salary of the %adjutant 6ener-
al.
Mr.. Thompson from the Committee of Agri-
%cultaro' DC. reported numerous bills.
On motirn Of Mr.. H~arris-Res"lved, That the
President of the Senate be requested to tender
to Mr.. Alexander Gait. 1.-THE artist who has been
selected To execute the statue of Thomas Jeiier-
son. an invitation u place some of his works
for exhibition in the capitol.
BILLS PASSED.
10 authorize the city of Norfolk to purchase
land for the purposes Of an agricultural fair.
Authorizing the appointment of trustees in GER
tain cases-wiil n substitute, reported by The
Committee for Courts of Justice. The title was
amended 50 as Ia read IN bill to amend the 9th
section of chapter 17s OF the Code of Nirglnia,
so m 10 provide for the appointment of trustees,
by notion
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
On motion of Mr.. Shaokelford, House bill TO
prevent the throwing Of dead animals into any
ofthc nnyigable streams of this State, was indeh-
nitcly postponed.
LAID Is TIE TABLE.
Bills on the calendar authorizing approprla-
tons, ON their passage, were all laid on the tn
bic.
Bills on their second reading were ndvanc.
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Stuart, The Senate adjourn
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