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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

The Rev. G. W. CARTER will deliver Sermon be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association ro-MoR-
night at the 4th Street Methodist Church Ser
vices to commence ut y p NJ.
apl IL
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cy yUr, l{alIOcll.

Case OF Rev. MIR. KalIoch.
BosToN. April 9.-The Jury in the Kew. Mr.
Kallochs case stood eight for ncqnittal to four
for conviction, and we're discharged,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11
GENERAL.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!

NOW Is THE TINE TO ADVERTISE
To the Merchants, echanics and Profcssiomnl
Wen Of J. ynchbWrg.
IL PERSONS wishing Ia advertise their ri SINESS o
IN PROFESSION in the following papers which I am
Agent each of them having LARGE CIRCULATION In the
Western and South Western counties of Virginia
Tennessee will please call ON
NlRG1NIAN, Abingdon Va
BEDFORD SENTINEL, Liberty Va
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, Va.
DEMOCRAT, u,
VALLEY WING, \ ''"'''''' '"
MONTGOMERY HERALD, ,,.-.,,
WESTERN STAR, N"''''"iSoue' VI"
WYiHEVILLE TELEGRAPH. },v,,,n w.
WiTHENIILE TIMES, 'i"'' ""
FLOYD CITIZEN, Floyd Court House Va
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union, Monroe county Va.
Persons wishing any the above papers
find it TO their call the office of the
lNneburg Nirginian where will be
made aud advertisements wAtpEp WITHOUT DELAY
vi will also receive and forward advertising paper
in the Uuitcd States. A WADDlII,
ap pts Foreman Virgnian ONCE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11
NEW DEsN GOODS.
MARCH 9th. lsJ7
GEO 1sl.E ". ir&E.RS

FSpEGTftII LILY calls tho attention and
y the public To tho extensive stock "i Spring and
Ssrr fdaeV and Hdpe Dry Goeds beng received md
opened by hun. In calling the attention Of the buyers e Dry
Gnnd this truly desirable Stock may he safely said thar
unusual exercised IN the selection Of the entire stock
the all Well In the cheaper the bet
ter grade Of enod) Being anxious 10 nr0so my cash
trade, also that prompt rsp0Hsbit shall
Tor the future pursue that policy in thu sale OF goods Which
will secure the confidence Of the customer and greatly pro-
tho all who buy guoda Is hoped thai
all persons buying Dry Goods will avail themselves of
portuniy call and examine this stock believing they win be
that their will greatly promoted
system of business adopted by this House, that of pc only
mar dsf u Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

nN w. PAGE, Attorney Nt LAW, Lymchburg,
Va, has removed hs Office to the tho Store
Of A. u Rncker opposite tho Bank of Virginia
lull ArlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

N1cCoRNg.E a. CO.,
WI Wholesale mad Retail Ssrsccrs,
COMMISSION a FORWARDING MERCHANTS and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
the old Stand of McCorke Jones' MAIN STREET LYNCH
viii particular tho Hale of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c Liberia
advances will DO made all conagnmens when required
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11
FOR "DusTssssss TsstS"

NEW Spring. ANDsu SUMMER DHN GOODS
MUST wed from the Northern Cities composed of
~ variety OF Fancy aud Staple, Foreign and Domestic
Goods To- be distributed among customers aud friends nj
the lowest possible prices for Cash
ceiling Cotton Goods ut old prices ot"thstaul.
ing there a been advance Of ty crnt on the 1o
rial.
cordially invite call from nil in Il good aud cheap
Goais AT my old stand JOHN g MsEM.
LIZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY T.. b. COOK Il CO., Auo'rs.
RICHMOND, VA.

~ GLASS, GLASSWARE, &c, PARTIALLY DAN.
AGED AT THE LATE FIRE OF MHSSRS PURCELL.
LADD cO'3 STOCK, At AUCTION,--On Monday the
18th Inst al 10 o'clock, will SELL for
may concern at the warehouse the Dock adjoining the
OF Capt Libby the extensive stock Are
at MeHsrs Purcell add Cos the being partially dam
aged amongst which be found Nutmegs Mace
lsngass. Gum Arabic Tonka Beams Coehinea Opium Ext
l"gwood Cologne Water Sugar Lead vernllion Blue
rol Alum Gum shailac Sulphur. tround Spices, Mustard
RUSSIAN blue, starch Yeast Powdsrs largo lot Of vals
Bottles Gorks; Patent Metlenes
ALSO,
large bot Of window Glass of the best manufacture with
many other articles the whole comprising and most
varied assortment offered ut u city
The whole BIO sold without reserve ofers
Inducements to Spectators aud other purchasers
TERMsSums under 500 cash that amount and upwards
months Tor approved paper.
Sale conducted by T. b. COOK & CO,
mp lOet Anct'rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

THOMAS q. mt, EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
late Inspector Martins Uarehonss.
HILL. n WHITEHEAD,
IL Com mission Merchants,
For tho sale Tobacco Flour other Country Produce
IfNCHBUHo Va having formed copartnorahp for the
OF doing general Commission Business will theli
undivided attention to all consiRnments made to them
Office In the Store of George ID Davis and door to
H. Rucker. EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan 10, 1857 THOMAS q. HILL.
Refer Capt Jno NJ Oey Cashier hank Of Va. a. ID. Da
Wis Jno T. Davis Co Saml NJ. Garland Amheratj Mayo
Cabol Nelson; L. G. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bank.
Ian I'd Npfa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

STKOIlnER ~ WHITEHEAD,
- Drug isis and p0thcc aries.
BANK SQUARE, LYNCHBuRG, VA,
Have land ana will continue receive regular additions
large and complete assortment ofrugs. Dye Stuh Oils
Paints Glass Fancy Articles &C. &c to which they invite
The attention
10 COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt filling Of
with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prepaia
by themselves purchased from
inbl. prices that will nducement
article hand furnished the
notice WIN A. STROTHER
fob2ts S. WHITEHEAD.
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Ky DUNLOP. MONCURE Il CO,
RICHMOND, VA.

ltARsiO OF PORTO RICO sUlaA u AT AUO-
~ TIoN-On Tuesday, tho sth Inst, commencing At IL
o'clock will sell wharf and warehouse at Rocketts
the of the brig Warren Goddard from Porto Rico
aisiing
d0 hha Sugar from six ostatss quay varying from prime
To choice,
1rUMs-Undcr 400 cash $780, moniha credit for
approved negotiable paper
u Sao without regard 10 weather.
li.3t DUNLOP, MDNCURT a. co, Auctfn
NAu.UABuE ROCsE AND LOT for aale.-
by yhtuo OF decrcta order of the Circuit Court Of
Iynchburg ~ the November Term thereof
In the oi Wills Eaa Br,wnly q. NJ. Meredith
and others tho undersigned appointed Commissioners
therein will Saturday the 18th day of the present month";
the PROMISES proceed sell the House and Lot In the
oeengs mentioned fs Lot Ia situated nth Street and
9Th Alley, occupied by Horny Mored ST. has good
Dwelling House H. with other out houses
There Is also n good well of water upon the Lot.
TEnMsA credit OF ak aud twelve months win b given
texoop much cash may be defray the
Of sae) the pnichaaor giving negotiable satac
tor endorsed and title retained until final made
iNO. 4 SLAUGHTER c.t..
u, ID. CHRISTIAN """''
m dtleap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

4 OCKs, LOCKs.-Thc undersigned are now
opening for those erecting engs and Others
full of BUILDING MATERIALS generally such as
villa Cottage Eagle, Carpenter Hotel Rural Western leo
pies Elm City, Upright Horizontal Rim, Sliding Door, New
Haven Store Door Front Door with complete secret Night
Work Closet Nations. Plate locks with desctipon
of Furniture desired Also. WALES CELEBRATED POW
DER AND BURGLAR PROOF BANK LOCK.
Fast 81 TO inches square, Blind
Fastenngs Gimle Pointed Screws. all sizes Patent BrAds
Nails and FRENCH WINDOW GLASS ul the best Brands
from & K 10 to % 40 inches, Putty, &c, &c.
shah be pleased show these goods 10 all who may "a
OF with call SfMfSON bRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

The following is an extract from the London
Times:
"Cadia letters state that the forts of Vera Cruz
had fired ON the boats of the Spanish war steam
Err Ferrolunn, whose commander had demanded
an explanation. There are several French and
English ships on the station. The Mexicans
boast that they have assistance from the United
States
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

4 USTIN W. TRuBu.E,
~ Attorncy al LAW,
VIII continue practice In tho Counties of Amherst BEDFORD
Campbell and tho city OF Lynchburg.
Ohcc in Morris building nearly opposite tho Office ofths
''Virgnian lnov SITS
WILLS, WAWIuNs n co. General Com.
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAI Ia AGENTS
Tor thd sale OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Stores No.
u aud -, dravor of Tehaptoulas street, New Or
leans
REfERtScEs. Armistead& Warwick Capt John M. Otey
b-dNtlyH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

VXTlNDOW SHADES AND CORNlCK1.-
w received splendid assortment Of Shades and Cor
nices direct and embrace all the
test designs Having been purchased
ally favorable they will be sold low than offered
In this market Call and see at A. WlESTON2
mar l9.ts
Rep. and all papers adv cr,sng for me copy.
HNOLTss R11es aud Pisaols.-Cole's Revolving
u RiAes Colts4 and inch Five shooterr Colt's NsW
Model PISTOLS and large stock Of other Guns and Pstols
Call and look Ut them.
nsr 9.dEes CoLuorNs, WHALING WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

uNsCHlt"GGONINV VOCAL Music The
dcrsgned ut the su aton of many friends proposes
ganizng class in Vocal Music a sufficient
Der be list has
openedat his Gallery door to Virginia Bank) 10 which
all who desire to join the class invited subscribe their
names Terms for session of twelve lessons So so
II. IL BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

A LyScHBuRGER on THE WlNG.-ln the total ab-
scnce of local OF the slightest interest," lay
violent hands the racy letter of "A Lynchburger
down South and appropriate il to this counin-to
the detrment Of the other department of the paper
Tho not properly belonging under this head, its
thor is so essentially Lynchburg institution and so
familiar to Lynehburgrrs, that We could take the lib
ertv of localizng message from him. per spirit rap
pers from the other word-werc he there Our
readers will thank him tor dispeIling for to-day the
dullness which we usually manage 10 ntuse INTO
Ia; aln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

Diplomatic relations are suspended between
Au,tria a I'd Sartinin. The Prdmontese Gazette
announces the recall of Count Purr, the Ans
trinn Minister, with the whole of his legation
from Turin. The Austrian citizens are transfer
red to the protection of the Prussinn Minister
The eeall takes plnce without Il rigorous diplo-
matte rupture.
There are reports from Naples OF some relax
ntion in the prison severitIes also, OF an unoih-
cial mi .-ion Of Mr.. Pienei to Paris TO concliate
the Western Powers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

Dates from the loninn les to the 9th have
been received,
The elections arc declared void. The Cham
bcrs accuse the British Government of having
tempered with the electoral visits. a dissolution
of the Chambers is probable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

IDEkESu ARRIVALS OF DRUGS u
80 AND MEDICINES i am receiving large ~
}H additional supplies of Medicines, Drugs Paints
60 Oils, Nauishes. Brushes, Glassware Patent Med eA
Fancy Goods, Zine Teas Garden Sards, which
andcrs stock large and c1mplee Every article has been
selected with and be relied represented The
article usually found Drug Store
Those wishing purchase would do well 10 call, as pre-
offer Inducements in price and quality, Prescriptions
PIN and families will be carefully attended all
times JOHN III. SEAN,
mt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

Two British steamers forced Fort Mangasattl,
in Japnp because they were refused admission,
contrary to the treaty. Communications. h"wev-
ever. were made to the Emperor, who published
AN edict giving orders that the three ports should
be opened, but the crews of any foreign vessels
are forbidden to penetrate into the interior.
rtIF POISONING AT HONG KONG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11
LATEST NEWS.
Additional Eo,eiyn News.

The following additional foreign news is re-
cciv,d by the Canadian at Portland. Me. The
dates are To the 25th ut:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

SOUTH AMERICA.
The steamer Tamar brings intelligence that
there ha. been m ldiicati N Of the law with re-
gard to different duties, by which ships can now
discharge part of their cargo at Monte NIdeo
and Buenos Ayres, and proceed up the i'vcr with
the remaining.
CIVIL WAR IN PERSIA.
Alyices from Constantinople state that civil
war is raging in Persia.
THE SOUND DUES.
The London Gazette contains notice from
the Board of Trade that Denmark has engaged
to abolish the Sound Dues from the st OF April.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-Narous Liverpool
Circulars report quiet but steady market wlth sales
during the three business days subsequent to the de-
parture e the ASH of $4,000 bales of which Specu-
iators took only 1000 aud exportes Ike quantity
The market was dull at the close at about the quota
tons of the previous Friday ~,
LIVERPOOL. BREApsTuFFs MARKEr.-Messrs. i1ea-
ardson Spence Il Co., report-Flonr very dull al q
decline of Is per Dbl. Western Canal qnoleda $
G28s Philadelphia and baltimore 28s(a 29S; ONO,
29sGs30s Wheat also very duh, and "a per hushei
lower red selling at Is GLOSS, white, IS 2d(a85 80
Corn quiet and Cd lower Mixed BIS; yellow, SIS
| Cd; white, 33G133s Cd
The weather had been favorable for agricultural
| purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

INJUSTICE Of THE system Of poepesins s,ay.hne 70
TIE last Aosr was Devr nOTe frcibfy Ior.rsscd
than nGv. Ei1 men really 'esAe@ he farm, ana
tie Committee on the part Of The Hoase wss 80
constituted that Penny wanna had 20 voice IN he
decision Of her great interests. New England a.
heard IN her ovn behalf through Mr.. Dewitt, ana
TIE resul. h.s dsnonsraied that BIS advocacy bad
substantial effect on the Deliberations; for some
Of the interests in which Massachusetts lie Do@t COO
cerned got even more than they were prepared "a
eompromise upon.
The House refused 70 take up The bill rom ne
Committee on Commerce f1r extending aDd I'm
proving the provisions OF the steamboat law 70 rug
ferry, canal, tow and other bosts-tbus destroying
one OF the most valuable measures introduced da-
ring the present Congress.
The House has soncurred 10 The report Of ne
Committee # Conference on the Naval blu, oy
which FIVE steamers are TO be built; the officers oi
the Texan navy receive about O,o00; he expo
ration Of the Paraguay River 10 be continued ~
Capt. Page; the lsthmus Of Daren to be surveyed
and many other items Of lesser importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

~ ,eusuufsetu,sd, eoo6s, vnss AID msrohand-
ise, the grcvth, p'oAosto,, - nHuisoue o.
.s .nS brought S.ci 70 he Uaissa sss,s 10 toe
,.rs co,dit>on a. When exported upon which no
dravb bark or bounty hes been allowed Prociied tast
An regulations 20 certain the identity thereof pre-
scrbd BY .s laws s"1 may ,s o. pcned
vh. euapo; houseb old effects, ODD and ID use, OF Per-
sons or fsmes fem foreisn countries used BY thsm
and not intended for Dy other person on psrsoos OF
4 sala: ice; ivory unmanuiseturea fdos, oid' iin
80 hut not ubt scng 6.xseed nader root msdder
,on,d or nsepared; II aps charts; MODELS OF inven
sc,s and other improvements IL ne ar,s froet@ed
that no article or articles shan De desa tio1e' "
announcement which can be hted for use V,aS'n VH
r,msc,ti Shae Al other h:h OF Auleritsa ns1e1e'
IA al Other articles the produce OK such nsnef1es
nsjntpo and stationery; psln-Iesi unmanuisS u'e1
persopsl and household effects mot meIv - :.
ritizeps of he United States dying abroad Pasci
PSis or sulphur Of hme lungrounol
M manufacturer; rags of whatever ms'eiA' eA-
cent wool ra,taus and reeds unm >nuis Sured: snes
Ing copper but M copper 10 be con.deted euSn 90
admitted free. except IN sheets o, H'E ,eEI' IN /,
kpg and fourteen inches VIDE, and w,ghps nvu .
10 81 ounces the square foot, sheaTTg We Al M
wholly or in part Of iron ungsfvsniZed solngle ools
al STAY bolt sIk or unreetd from me Voovu
not btirg doubled. twisted or afvnnced II manu'sc
tire 10 sly WY; specimens OF natural history, miner
alcey or botany; substances expressly used Tor
mspures; tin In pigs bare and blocks trees, shrubs,
bulbs, plants and roots not otherwise provided ior
wesing eppHel in scUsl use aud other personal ell
fcts not merchandise; professons books, lmple-
merits Instruments and tools OF trade, Occupation or
employ ent of persons arriving in the Uored States
Proridtd. that this exemption shsll not be con.
siIu.d 10 include mshogsny or other arees import Il
for use in any man uiscturrg estab shment for sale
sleeps wool manufactured of the vsue OF twenty
cents per pound or le:s a, the port Of expectation
ana heir Of the alpaca, The goat snd other like snl
mails urnanufsctured; P0r'def that any wool OF the
sheep OF hair Of the alpaca, the goat and other Ike
animals which shall be imported IN any other than tbs
ordinary condit on a. and heretofore prscilced
or which shall be changed IN ia character Tor the pr
noe Of eyading the dufy or wricl shall reduced ii
value by the intentional scmiI'ure If dirt or any for
egn srbstalce TO twenty ne yer pound or lees sos
De- subject to pay duty of t1erts four per cenam az
yacrem, anything IN thus at TO the contrary totSlth
staudng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05
CONGRESS ON MONDAY.

" T.
WASHINGTON, Narrh =, 1857.
The Senate was on the ApprOprist'oe bills I'll u
s'slock to-day, when it took rececs TIL O'Clock
Several Senators sAd Members cf the House are
scnhnea BY the prevailing illness. and prevented
ksn giving their votes on measures Of Importance
Mr.. Samner hnds himseh able 10 BE- at The C.pitol
very little. Senator Hale has not been OF his Bad
sI three days till TO- day. Members and Members
hunihes have been compelled to leave the ci,y 10
hrse number of instances 10 set cured of the disr
HAss acquired here, md thea frequently without
esecess.
In the House this morning Mr.. Benson, from the
hsval Conuittee. tried 70 get the rules suspended
b. carry his bill providing for ten soops of var, bu,
fAilaA
This appropriation WIS voted for almost univer.
Eny BY Southern men, On the ground hat she
mere oar navy u enlarged BY the.e smaller steam
vestek Of war; the greater the chance Of succe.sfu!
khbustering agaisN Cuba. 1t WAS thus supported
and opposed to-day as q sort Of Cuba measure.
The proposition Of the Ways and Means to lean
esSht millions to the States MAS again brought up,
ss4 ssAm defeated. The alternative proposition Of
-, VMppeell 70 distribute twenty millions among
n4snsSeeksTas then carried half Virginia voting
- ~ hs .e1a WI give aboat ST., 600 10 eseh
kfpretentaree dhtriet, and the same amouat for
xsSS$ Ss2 . :. ssssssss; ,ris.,,.n b.
tsoeu e<f -s,0s ss4qs rssJ sJF~ s44ss.s
Hoss.,stse 80 s,ss are - - "a, sostsSr~l I'D
The Washington union., 1857-06-13

For postage stamps and stamped envelopes 95O00 %
For miscellaneous itens. ,,...., 10000 Og
To supply deficiencies la the Fesenue on the Post
Once Department for the year ending the thif-
et OF June eighteen hundred and my 900 se3 90
TO supply deficiencies IA the Of the
Post Office Department for the year endingthe
thiriieth OF June, eighteen hundred and my
IL enable The Postmaster General q. establish
and put IN operation semi monthly mad, by
sea- from san Francisco, in the Stale OF Gai.-
fona, TO Olympia, Ia the Territory Of Wash
n..s., n..S ,Hgcs Hgce'..-s my, iStns1Fd,
and Crescent City, In the State OF Calfornia;
Port Orford, Gardiner City, or Umpqua, and
Astoria, in the Territory OF Oregon shoal
water Bay Fort Townsend, IN the Territory
OF Washington and al such other points
shall be designated by the Postmaster Gen
iSo,OVV u0
To enable the Postmaster General to continue
the mail service between Charleston, Key
West aud Havana, during the months OF Au-
gust and September In each year for The
idue OF the present Gourmet term OF The south
ern section by a competent steamer, as II vs.
now being performed during ten months OF the
ieboo ID
-------.----
ca, Az, ,iSo ~
The Washington union., 1857-06-13
sa,S5o,9a5 Il

ny the act making appropriations for the service
OF the Post Office Department during the fiscal
year ending the thrtieth Of June, eighteen hun
drcd and filty-eight.
The Washington union., 1857-06-13

L. - APPROPRIATIONS MADE DURING THE THIRD
SESSION or rHE rHIRrY-foURTH CONGRESS.
BY the act making appropriations for the pay
ment Of Invalid and other Pensions Of the
United States for the year ending the thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and ffty-eight.
For invalid pcnsions under varions acts $3.50 90
Forpensions under acts OF the eighteenth March,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, fifteenth May
eighteen hundred aud twenty-eight, and sew
eat June, eighteen hundred and thirty sl20 90
For pensions widows Of those who served in
the revolutionary war under the third section
of OF fourth July, eighteen hundred and
thrty-six, seventh July, eighteen hundred and
thirty eight, third March, eighteen hundred and
forty three, seventeenth June, eighteen hun
drcd and forty-four, second February and
twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred and forty
eight and second section act of third February,
eighteen hundred and fifty three ..569 goo 90
For pensions TO widows and orphans, under act
OF twenty first July, eighteen hundred and for
ty-eight, first section OF Of ttird February,
eighteen hundred and ifty-thrce, and under
special acts l9i 500 90
For Navy invalid pensions. 10000 90
For Navy pensions 10 widows and orphans, nn-
der act of eleventh August, eighteea hundred
and forty y-cgh. 100000 90
The Washington union., 1857-06-13
APPROPRIATIONS, NEW OFFICES,
ETC.
srArrMENTs. SHOWING

I.-Approprations made during the Third Ses-
sion of the Thirty Fourth Congress,
II.-offices created and the Salaries thereof.
III.-The Offices the Salaries of which have been
Increased, with the amount of such In
crease, during the same period.
Arm IA, I657--Prepared under the direction Of
the Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk Of The Hoase
Of Representatives., in compliance aoith the sirth
section Of The aet 10 authorize the appointment Of
additional paymastsrs, and for other purposes, ;"
approved July 4, 1886.
The Washington union., 1857-06-13

By the act for the construction Of WAGON Road
from Fort Keany, via the South Pass Of the
Rocky Mountains and Great Salt Lake Valley
TO the eastern portion ofthe State Of California,
and FOR other purposes.
For the construction OF wagon road from Fon keany
ia the Territory OF Nebraska, via the South Pass cf ss
Rocky Mountains 10 the boundary of me State
OF California; Honey Lake, 10 be expended under
the direction of the Secretary Of me neror pursuant
be made by hifA, said connect with
aud form extension OF, the road already authorized
from Fort Rdeey 10 the aforesaid South $500 900 70
For the construction OF a wagon road from FL
Pesc, on the Rio Grande, 10 Fort Yuma, at
the mouth of the tiia river, 10 be expended
under the direction OF the Secretary OF the In
him 100000 90
For the construction OF wagon road from Fort
Defiance, in the Territory of New Mexico, 20
the Colorado river near the mouth OF the Mo
have river. 10000 90