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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-11
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
4 MOTHER TIklU NIPPLE!

y 1CH 4 cos {, ildrrs Putent,) SALAEAN-
Der SAFE s ILL VICTORlOuS.-Thc f'llowing
rtilicat. selected because II is IT," best but be.
enl ia the last that has to hand shows the fire.
pro.i qualities ui thcs' SAFES
New Orlrurs August 10th 1854.
MfssRs SrEARSs & MABvIs, New iorN:
Gcntlttnrn.-In the gr'ht ire which orcured here
on tic 9th inst store comp etely consumed -
Tn, flames BON the aug store opposite came nPo-
20 rapidly TINT W. had bnrey tm"to lock up"ur books
,nd n,ak, c-cnrr through the hack door Our safe
n. ,nr of your Rich Co. Snnunnder (Wiidc- Pat.
ebt aud ntzhugh, IRE 9" The hottest tG"te
bc n large quantity "f Liquors, Oils and Other mef.
ciandi=c in the building yet the book 'ntd phP'rs
came OUT unniured except that the binding slightly
steamed We perfectly snti-hed thai your Snies
are FRE Pm 20, and we shut proc are another OF the
kind. io"fs &c -
T.. NJ DALEY 81 CO"
large supply Of different sizes Of til" "y' Suites al.
wny- on hind. Jun,s' Worlds Fair Lock, which
m sole propfietor- for tho United States, Yaes Pow
der Proaf Lock Day y N,wc.' PHrnutoptic Lock, md
othrr ccerncd Locks applied to Safes as may he pre-
lerrrd Bank Safes nrd Jewellers Sa"- n hand NJ
l. nde 10 order STEARNS & MARVIN
IA n lag Wu,er Street New York,
Sole manufacturers or SnlHnander Sales, combining
aWildrl'4 Patent aud Rich's Patent"
arpS1m W n Med
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
H. WHITTEMORE a BRO.

NTuuLD respectfully announce /" lie citizens of
w Ivnchburg and vicinity thar they munnfar.
-, ar tbeir Agricultuiul Works on the Basin. Il
NI.rruEL'S PUMP e. FIRE ENGINE combined
which j. the M At perfect article of the kind offer
ed 10 the public, (desgnrd for Factory Fire and Gar
don Enyiuc and peculiarly adapted to private dwell
no. oG,,ding thom ii Fire Engine under their dir, /
command, capable of TO cling Suter over Two story
dwelling
All ordcts promptly attended to and Pumps put into
We -, Spring. at the u.uul rates and w4rrnhted to
perfnrm we'll for year.
We are the rxcusive agents for the counties IF Cumn
bell fmher.t. Bedford end hppomaltox
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HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
DDDosih the Court House.

- The subscribefs thhe prusur" in notiyiu vsa
vi the Merchants OF Sireira, anl North Caro- G1HkD
linz that THEN stock OF Guods Tor ht has been
received. and they prepared To ervr their Gus
tom md others may visit this mnrket TO lay in
thei, Fall supplies
1t Is known thai We have always keptn large and
RED ns.oitneht al Cool. in our line, aud will only
add htt our stock the preseut Jason IL unusually
lnrge ard ell assoitcd s,reed rnt ly from Mnnufac
in person Y The senior put tacr wLo-e experience
Il fifteen yents enab him nuke such selections and
such i'll insure saccrssfal competition with
aay ,bhing House North South
sep Cts MAJOR < MOORE.
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GAS FITTING.
WATCH g. JEWELLERY E5TABLlsHMENI
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
IL. SILvERTllORNA CO,


4 WE hnve Just received. from the N"'tt'rh o''ie'
"a a large supply of Watches aud Je"ery' "hlcb
<&sS we purchased in person and We can therefore,
warrant every article sold -
In rhe stock wi be found fine gold and silver lever
W.,rbes from the finest CHBoNoMEfbR, down To a
,lain article all of which are genuine and perhaps IN
host assortment ever opened in thi- market
In the Jeweiry line will say TINT no article Gun De
.,.l.1 tor " hich able IL ,sher
AI.Ror AND Will sELrcrKn STOCK OF gentlemen
Vest and Fob Chains aud Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Rigs \ c " Il be iound very attractive.
Cotp Avn SuvrRW Rive invite ~pccini ntten
ton al.a To our facilities in fnannta'iarng dod ana
Silver We large assortment ri winch Is KEEP, 'ro
uan,lv o. D. III and deserves the inspection OF all VINO
wish purchase.
RrpAiaixa.-Watehes, Jewelry and oil articles o
Gold aud Silver Ware repaired aud improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynehbafg and desiring any "in'''
in our line will find their advantage TO eaIlan OK
anime the stock. We are nnxipns 10 exhibit theT"
goods knowing that the superiority o. cur imPo''o"s
and the unsu-pa.se prkmanshP of our manufacturing
cam OF be lied
b.is
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Ifthe Tram is stopped foi a passenger between any
tho point last passed by the fnin, and charge vii
Ice less than TWENTY-FIVE cents IN any case.
Passengers who do not procure Tickets leNcept those
who take the .ars where tickets ARE sold.
will be charged by the conductor, per cent in al
tion the regular rates 81 nr". provided. however
rlnt IN no shall he receive than
than fifty from anyone passenger 10 any pnht On
the road.
Servants viii be- required to have passes 10
bee left ~ith the Ticket Aren't and ore with the Con iuc-
tor which passes, be explicit in granting the =
cgc travel on the Free colored persons v" be
required 10 produce herfrce papers,or they will not be
permitted travel on the
Jun Is Il. II Gil l., Gem Snp.t.
IY-All papers advertising tor this Company will
please stopHll adv tisements in relation 10 Passenger
InIr nnd insrlI Ihn nltnNe
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fare from Lynchblrg

To Lexington - % White eu an', 20 'u
K ok. Alum. } 30 Sweet ani TED - w
WnrnS Hot Sp'r.s GO Dargcrs Springs 80
nUR packes boat. leave Lynchhurg, for Buchnn"o
~ dailv {SIrdays xeepted) AT a n, aud srn," at
nm Returning leave buchanan, daily. att m tSun-
day. excered) and s,rive IN Lynehbnrg' at m
Al N.nth River the BOATS con eel with daily line Of
stage. fof Lexington Rock and Bath Aiu ~, Warm and
Hot Springs, at Gmcrs Mill With the Stage for Natur-
al Bridge and nj Blu, hanan with two lines to the VIM"
Sulphur, by the s"ett and tie other by Dagger
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GUIlNOt GT.1NO.u
To Spori,men and Others.

I'VE sub eri0er- m 81 respectfully n,k cxamina
4 tom OF then lali Impoi tao" of Guns Rifles Pts
tolls. NnNrns Gu g. Fishing Tackle with general
soltment al + re Arms aud Sporting Articles, Colt's
ReNnlyers. Silver plate aud Ivory stock. Dem, Alnns
\ Deans Settle Cooking and Reyovine Cylinder Pistols
Sell tocking Single uni kevolvne Pistols, Dxuns.
llnwksleys Powder Fa-h- Shot Bet. amt Poucl rs
Game Tags Wasi. Rods, Wad l'unchrs Drinking Fasks
Gum Wading in : eets nj boxes. Elcy's. Walkers
Cocke'-, Wesley Rchirds, g. d aud otl err Ferrous
sion Caps Razor. aud Pocket Cutlery; 30 samples
Bowie Knives. Call aud tho.e Wesley Richards
Double Guns. Dean, Adams \ Dean',. and Saloon Pts
tolls WI. Il. n @. FISHERS
Opposite the Maxwell House. Iyuchburg, Va.
spn I
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Low Fare from Lynchburg TO Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

oNand sfter lhe lmh July. cut Boats will leave
/ nrliburr Tor Richmond, i,i.w,ekly VIZ; Tuesday,
Thursday & Saturday at directly after the Ar
rival ct the Western Passengers from lynchburg
are two night and nne day the Boats; and those
WHO have busi in hichm"nd. can without "s''nt
,;ne ~, AZ so by t. king TN route. For Cherottes
willie ri weekly COACHES connect IN Scousvilc; leave
Lynchbure Vt p M arrive il Cha looresvie next day
at s NJ 3Oiu, EDMUNp DAN f lOHT.
,ul,
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Robert Early, Stige.. McE2eiIy & Co.
/ A. Atkinson, Baker Cavey,
Simpson < Bro, Burroi CHS, Skater 4 Co.
John p Wright. b, Il Summer,
Philip w Payne, Glass g. Ra'ne,
Juo. q. Meem, +. l.. Dudley
Wm. Sitter Il NJ. Gurgenheimer,
AGREE q, McClunuhun, c. More,
Mcdonald & Peters, IN. B. & c. Fisher.
Il NJ. Rucker r. Stabler \ Co..
T.. 4. Gibbs, ~I>tce Of A. Boyd,
Baptist Ch rch w. I Anderson & Co..
Rosser Il Cawthon, fiorner, Watson Il CO.,
Norvel House, Mcdaniel Hurt& Preston.
Chas T. Lee, 1hos, Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup. of R r.,
W. " Let,wic 4 Bro Fretwpll d. Hail,
Washington House. ID. Is. PaWe,
> Laughorue, Hatcher 4 Logwool,
Jas NJ. BOYD. }Wurdens OF ST Paul's
Sam. W. Shelton, }Church.
Those wishing To introduce Gas n certain the
and any other information respecting it, by apply
ingto I. Z. HOPPER, SUI orhtt ndent.
S.dt
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NCW-YORk CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON G. CO.,
Wholesale ClOthin! Establi shm"rt
Is Cortland Street,

And extending thr,ugh the emil eblock forming
19 DEFY STREET
TWO Virginia Merchants visiting New York. We extend
our invitation To call anil examine stock. ~hi,h
. n.,ticnln,y a. apt.d TO Snuthrrn trade. l hos. Of
our f,rncr patron, need 1t nssure that our motto
/. Ercelsioy aud to ,'hcrs would shy. ri II Is
md ever has been sell goods the One Prioe prin
-piflt.
III regard the "a atty of our goods is not too much
l., any thu nanuf,ctutc them well aud in good
in.fe a. tie 1ashioHdbc custom cstallshment III
tbs or m, ot,r ttct.nud thus cndeuv"r to do a"ay
nh The .trunq ptc ,, 90 ing in the cnnmhni
gainai dctug ~ and using traay clothing fi"nse
give us nm e,ry call us-rit"' ''nr i0-is
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FALL .51.
r .MAiLLINE FORM. YORK {!

T. =. MAIL LINE FOR y. YORK
4. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE G,-t class double engine steamship, s/fEf-SS
Roanoke, Capt Thomas skinner. caves cry -.ssxA<ss.
paini for New harh, Every Saturday norni ~, at 10 u
clock, touching Norfolk. Iha JRme,t ,wn, Cnpt.
Edward Gasend, leaves heretofore. L cay tuesday
eye ing, touching at Norfolk. rims by Raf al from
Petei- i aig g meet with sae's ia T..
PASSENGERS leavine Lynehbufg Tue.doy 'rorninr
will arrive IL tine in the jamestown City Pointthc
sumo cveninp at cloch aud those leaving frdnl
will lay ovet in l'el -hlrg tha night anl connect "H
the ko,not,, morning III 10 n'clocl.
ras-age anl iate from Petersburg, including
State Rooms 40 90
Steelnge Iassap. uU
pn.,nge IN farc Norfolk by rne River
Steamers
For tIeis ..Pr-,aee apply
SAM Ell e. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
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-HsS CONCERN

NEW eGNCEAkN.-lhe subscribers as .oca
ted themselves together the first instant for the
esssssr, pu+poseof conducting the manufacture
~ hsltaasSssssss5 of CABINET WARE tthe old and
1SJ I'D trei1 ka0aon stand Of S. Diuguid. uH
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REMOVAL.
ROBERT WILL MS

1AkES this mctnodo informing his friends and Gus
toncra mud the public general that he hu-
las Buck Store tho aud braui full hulhng of Nj
Yancey's opposite the Citizens Savings Bank
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n 4 JARGE AND ELEGANT
"A ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY
XSsasG r SALE.
NJ. ! SEPH s THURMAN rs agent 70, the und l
aisaed " N sell low tor On H. the aSsurtn"n, of JEW
EIR, couv, we'd IN rs Tr, stcr for Join T. Wright, r.
fc,.on. wa ting Jcwerv will give him call at his
J,.urll' Store 90 Main street,
. Gre1i Bargains cm be had 81
50. IL dts Ed. ID. CHRISTIAN, trustee
Republican y.
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PASSENGERS for he Sweet. Red-Sweet and bite
Sulphur 81 rings leave Lynchburg daily (Sundays
excepted Via "a & Tenn. rail'"nd att n m conn,
irgwith our Crac e. AT BONSACK'S DEPOT. ard
Sweet and Re, Springs same evening" leave next morn.
ns after regular breakf St. and reach " hitc sulphur
Springs oy II, -. Returning Ienve White Su p5ur
Srnes a. B. p. reach r. d and Sweet Springs by 7.
pm lrnyc Red an! Swe Springs m"rring at 4.
a. IN and AZ rive in Lyn'hbur4 same day by p.
l.enye Lynchhurg duily Is ndnys excepte1) via Va
Tenn K r., at p M. connecting with coaches at
Boushck - Hrrive at Fncaste evening by dark
Leave Fincosllc at daylight ext dry, and arrive at he
Sweet bud Re Sweet Springs to dinner, and 10 the
White sulphur Sr,ngs by 6 p. same day. Return.
~. leave White Sulphur Springs at Il m, reach Fin
castle by m, leave Fncastle at daylight,
ing with the Bonsncks reach Lynchburg 10y
m. Passengers measured that This is the cheapest,
mosl exPedoT~ and comfortable the Springs
from Lyuclburg.
Fare from Lyuchhurg to Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs, $3.50; from lyncburg to White Suphur s ~
Extra Coaches "rni~hcd AT all times at Bousach'
Depot travel rs parties may desire.
July Ats W, p. FARlSIl& co.
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New Furniture Warf-R0OmS.

New ufniitire Nafe-k0OMS.
CON- ANT, w A L D RON & Co.
N/ULLD Re prctully form tIsir hien and the
w public generally that they receiving,
her Furniture " are Rooms Mai st.. a 'ew doors
below ue Nurveii House, their stock of Rose Wood.
Mahugnuy, Walnut. and u,hpr Furniture together VIII
great many articles in the way of House keeping, that
useful well as ornamental b thave never htioIc
been introduced to this market All OF winch hnve been
selected tm houses Mouth, enjoying the highest repn
ta'ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged wurkmtu of skiiund expe
tience, and therefore prepared have made to
der, out ct good ciai, any piece of furniture ihn
my be ordered. They woLId add that they pre-
pared to h,r greater inducemcu to persons wanting
anything in Tie way of tURNII UkE, than has ever be.
been oie ed in this market. And they hope by
siuou attcinn business merit and receive at least
a portion Of the ubc patt onage.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
\. i We would say our old friends aud custom.
ers = " we continue To manufacture. old stand.
on Bridge St, nil kinds of T. hacco Mauds nnl the
Ike, and We solicit Il continuance of their iavors.
mar ID Is G, W c.,
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To IObacCOnistS.
Peach, Cherry h other iavOrite FlayOrs
FOR TOBACCO
fENllE subscriber keeps constant on Land iul sup
u ply ot the a owe fovors-prcpnrcd by himself and
wnruuted stand aud give 4at,siactiou tie is
that others ALSO prepare the Peach Flavor tut would
be hnpp, supply all wo may favor him with emil,
mud promises entire stttsfnctnu. d Il. LYMAN.
sep 2Ots Druggist, Lynchburg. Nn
IIANl y WANTED.-S ! 10 good hands
L mmed lHtclN Ia woik ma healthy lucat.on III the
rounlry-pood wages will be give.
sep 2O.dt- Il. + SACkEIf.
NEW ROOk-JuI received ht Il. A.
a WILLIAMS New Book Store, opposite the Git
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HOTEL, TO LEFT.

fTsss The subscriber having purchased TIE entire in
EHi,n trest of Mr.. II, Bell the Cabell House, i,
kA.tA de>irou. f d-p sing of the with all the
Furniture ami Servants for the repand er OF the ,ear.
No difficulty in Obtaining further lease. This is de-
'deily he mos desirable ocntionin he city tor no.
tel Apply ,epn 10 D. b. PHELPS
So 3 dis
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l)iSSOlutiOil.

wv EGopRrtnership hrrci"i"r" existing under the
1 >t,Ie md fam of VIM L. Green & Co. ia
heirh> Dissolved 10y m tuH consent.
All per4nn. indebted to the concern requested
come f,rwnrd aud sculle with VIM. T. Green. who is
al M authorized to use the name OF The tIm il lquda
ton WM |, bhEEN d. W,
Aug. LIST 1851.
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w HEAT

TUSTTO HAND-uf our avn tmportation--n few of
y Wesley Richards Double Bar1el GUNS,
worthfrom 1925 to $50 each.
yer, large lot of nge and double b rrel guns from
other fact ,ries worth f,om $50 to s 90 each.
Very superiur Percussion Caps, Felt Wadding Pow
der Fiasks, Sho, Pouches and Belts, Game bigs, &C.
&c. for sale cheap.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
s.n %, GREGORY e. ROYALL.
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nenlIy cured
BENNETT K BEERS. Proprieror.
No. lbs, Main St, Richmond, Va.
And for sole by J. H. seay, b. h. LYMAN, J. II.
Thompson y Co. Lynchburg, Va, and by dealers in
Medicine. r,erywlerc sep5 ~
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL r. 1854

seed, under the bill before you, forty millions OF acres
iof line OF two thousand miles, that will unite The Mis-.
ssslpp States with the Pacific Its value does not equal
by our annual supply OF gold and its concession
VIII De more than reimbursed by the enhanced value lm
parted 10 The alternate Iesiduum OF your land. The
measure Senator's is one demanding your serious eonsid
Grafton.
For the maintenance OF our claims upon Mexico we
expended lar more than double the OF the project be-
lore US 10 recover and retain any fraction OF territory
within this eonfederacy would exhaust the treasure
oil me country place poseIty under tribute for centuries
70 come, until the cost il necessary, should reach the
total oil the national debt OF Great Britain.
Rome alter the lapse OF thousand years from her foun
daton and 40 The peaceful reign OF the Antonnes claimed
the proud distinction that one hundred and twenty mil.
lions acknowledged her laws--a degree OF population
probably exceeding modern Europe in the eighteenth
tuiy and supposed, by enlightened historian TO be
lhe most numerous society that has been united
under the same system OF government" people whose
the seat of empire ravesng Italy, pervadng provinces
and terminating only with the froniers forming great
cham OF communication from the wall of Anoninus 10
the capital thence TO Jerusalem, and stretching distance
over four thousand Roman miles.
oenators our progress as nation has comparatively
begun the Unreasonable future lies before YOU Ii is for
us to do our part patriots and Legislators. under the
mandates OF the constitution. Ii is for TO weigh the
resolves OF majority OF the legislatures OF the sovereign
States OF this Union formally and deliberately expressed,
respecting the measure before Il is for to devise
those which will overcome geographical separa
ton and give unity 10 every part OF this bound
public.
Let the measure uader consideration be consummated,
and an act vital to the Integrity OF territory, will have
been accomplished; and then, united people, WHO
CAN PREDICT OUR FUTURE DESTINY
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VALUABLE FARM near wsshinstoa ID. O., for
saeI offer for sale valuable farm, lying
Washington, d. c., within three OF
I. land lies hs county leading Uppu
Marlboro over what known the Upper
branch Bridge r. egby located healthy rapidly
ing neghborbood and contains
separate fields enclosed with post
IN woods rus farm can be advantageou,y divided into small
market farms Of twenty upwards which admirably
aaapd as has treo approaches soil peculiarly fitted m
such purposes from is varied qualities and proximity market
beore se The whole portion Of IL in lots Of not s
man twenty acres o. ereh 1t for available pepery There
are no buildings on ~ but abundance Of material building
ana srn purposes such as stone o undepinnng timber for m
ing and fencing and sucency OF cord wood for market
e pay considerable portion Of the purchase money properly
managed further description deemed ecessay, h
Imed that those wishing TO purchase will the place and
Jnhge Tor themselves Any wishing The viii be
SHOWN over n ABSENCE by of by calling
my home place, Immediately
kong known their Wishes n 7eo
April Instant VIII then be offered above
ses The hour Of three O'Clock high
est bidder Az communications Office,
post paid addressed 20 the underned viii prompt
Terms made known application day Address,
post paid,
DIR w. A. MANNING,
Eastern Hin, Washington city, ID. C.
The Boston Journal Albany Register and New York Jouns
commerce please publish three week wecks and SEM
o TO dvese with Of their paper containing the
Ap le-da&3tswopt2sth
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CA&D-The attention the public respectfully called
the extensive sale OF furniture and household nsc
al the residence OF The Hon w. NJ GwIn corner Of and
susee, on thursday morning, April lJh al 10 O'Clock
The cabinet furniture principally and Of superior
workmanship the China glassware very nne, selected
with great
The bou,e win be open uses Wednesday the o,h.
J. O. MCGUIRE,
Ap I'D Auctoneer.
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PETITIONS, Ero., UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr. SABlNi The petition of G. A. Wood and l7
other citizens OF Burlington Vermont praying for sps
chic duty OF forty per per pound all cigars imported
% this country referred TO the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
BY Mr. DOWDELLs The petition OF Samuel Pearson,
y Iowes, M Philips, and 1S5 Others, citizens OF Cham.
ber and Randolph Counties Alabama, asking Tor the esab
lishmeni OF mail route om Ophelika via La Fsyee,
Mill Town, Louind, Wedowee. Rockdale, Oakfusky, TO
Jacksonville Alabama referred to the Com mse on the
Post Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. DICKINSON The memorial OF John G. Ssbn,
and FOB Others legal voters Of Springfield, Massachusetts
and vicinity, PRAYING that law may be enacted prohibit
ing the employment oil officers of the supefntend
the national arhories Also the memorial Of G II Harm.
son and bl Others, cuzsns Of Massachusetts, the
subject Also, the petition Of William Howes and "a Others
cizens OF Massachusetts praying that all who entitled
to bounty land under the act OF September, $780, may
eeve one hundred and sixty without reference the
length of their services.
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Stuart sumner, Thompson Of Kentucky, Walker =,
WHgkt-24 ' and
NAYS-Messts Adams, Allen, Butler, Dodge OF Wis.,.
sin, Dodge OF Iowa, Douglas, Evans, Fish, Geyer Gi
Hunter Jones Of Iowa, Mason, Pratt Rnsk Sebast's
Shields, Slideli, Toucey, Weller, and Wliams-2I
So the Senate adjourned
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~ I'D e.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RALRoAD.-sEW

M and amer Monday, April o. 1854, daily win
train from Alexandria TO GordonsvIe and inssmcdae .tsior
VIII leave The depot, Of Duke and Henry ~
O'clock the arrival Of the coache. from Washington,
irving at G7rdonsve at W o'clock point wm
the trains the Virginia Central road Richmond Charlotte
WILLS and sauAton thus allowing Thar os
without delay.
train Gordonsve Aerandrs and stations
viii leave Gordonsyle at before 10 O'Clock the
rival Of the the Virginia Central Acran
dria before O'Clock allowing
meet with The train leaving Washington city for North
train from Alexandra to Waenon stations,
will Alexandra daily Sunday quarter before
O'Clock, arriving at Warrepton at ~ O'Clock,
On Sunday will leave al ~ O'Clock, a.
Train from Warrenion stations
will leave Wsenton daily Sunday excepted past
O'clock arriving At Alerandffs O'Clock,
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After the motion by Mr. BADGER. the Senate then
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the bill allowing credit
for limited period for duties railroad iron imported
into the United States
long debate ensoed and the bill was finally post
poned until Monday week-yeas 20, nays o.
Mi MASON moved that the Senate proceed TO the
consideration Of executive business
Mr. BRIGHT moved that the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. MASON asked for the yeas and nays; which
were ordered; and being taken, resuedyeas "a, nays
2l--as follows
1kASMessrs. Atchison Badger, Bayasd, Bell, Bright,
Brown, Cass, Chase Clay Everett Fessenden Fish, Ftz
patrick. Foot Hsmlin, Morton, Petit Seward, Smith,