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The Washington union., 1857-12-02

DLANKETS, LINEN GOODS, AND BED CON-
I'D forts
pairs blankets, all kinds sizes quaics and prices
sheengs towels pillow linens Napkins doyics, III
stock OF choco grades proverbnly
low prices. slt
Irish linens thick and tn the best OF which made
N ireland 10 orders.
Bed comforts, all sizes, made In this city
pairs blankets single beds we'll adapted hotels and
boarding houses.
New supplies daily.
price only, marked in plain figures.
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, west building,
Nov 2I-I0ldn opposite Centre Market
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Steanler SINK.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. THE steamer Allegheny, hence for
New Orleans, snagged and sunk yesterday. man and
child were drowned.
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.YT,EACHER WANTED. We wish to employ gen
principal Of the Parsons Female Seminary Hsa
twelve miles Of Austin Texas moral we'll
settled healthy neghborlocd and we located for patronage
liberal salary and want good teacher gentleman
could instruct in would be preferred
Applicants forward their and references address
ewebbcrvllc, Travis county, Texas r. d. TOwNEy,
Oct Io-ld2m President
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Ell OcuIista De paris

escodc surdo do Epeuco, <nes, Aneoos de Tearo
larga Vista vrica do Aumcno Mqucrcs ecpos, ccas Puma
de Oro que Arslcuos Franccsas.
Ticnda provisonamente Eight
Prccios nuy modorados, 10 mismo dc Europa.
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y Dec Ro NCkETls, secretary. 4
1G5~The regular monthly meeting Of the National
Association win be hsd this evening December
Dec X. +. PAGE Recording secretary
NJ SNYDER 4 son,
Bankers.
Bank No 1888 Pennsylra,ia avenue Naiona Hotel Bllg)
WASHINGTON Cry D. G.
WYE receive money on deposite, and pay checks
wv without charge collect and bills the District Of Co
b and Alexandria, Virginia and remit proceeds at current rates
wc receive money depo-te pay
checks funds and charge exchange
Buy and selI bills OF exchange co and land
Bonds and stocks we buy and sell on commission only
Dec 2-eod3m
DLACK riband velvets and wide silk velvets, for
ID mantels &c all widths, for trimming at much less than the
nsua price ali widths for manlss, closks, &c
Lyons pure all silk, nj very low prices
pieces plain black cioh' thick ladies' cloais
apcces Of black ribbed beaver CLOTH for circular coaks and
900 shavIs, in ali fabrics and styles, low prices
articles prices and dealing may
PERRY BROTHER,
t Central Storcs' west building,
Dec 2-lodif opposite Centre Market
VTTE have to-day reduced twenty pieces choice
The above loi i we'll adapted for misses and ladies. dresses
Ao all entire stock q other select dress sk and robes
general family ample
price only plain by the nm
qucnty no purchaser Is overchsrged.
northern correspondents supplies
daily.
We decidedly prcfer not to open sny bills.
Good articles low prices and r dealing be relied all
cases. {f 4A
PERRY 4 BROTHER
"ocntrH s4ores,' building,
Dec 2-1otif opposite Centre Market
LNLIGIBLE and well-furnishcd apartments, singly
IL in suite for rent 5o Penn avenne between y and Sd
streets. MRS T. LAKE,.
Dec 2-d7w tF fi
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.--The undersigned respect
I'D fully his public generally strangers
visiting the city that e has on hand Of the best o
goods his found the city comprising Of
suitable the which he invites your
HARMON BURNS,
40s Pennsylvania between Al and 18th streets
Few doors east of Nationsl Hotei, Washington.
Nov 22-Saw2wf
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Probable Loss Of Member Of Congress

Nsw ORLEAxs Dec. Lit is feared here that Hon j.
M Sandidge, member Of Congress from the 4th district
of louisiana Of the victims of the disaster to the
steamer Rainbow.
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d ABROAD MEETING.--As it has been proposed
meeting Of and capitalists from al
United States consider the best of obtaining sound
stable currency, and proposed by bank
and that Congress shall stringent bankrupt law 1t
respectfully suggested that the citizens Of the District and others
In banks and the currency avail themselves Of
the OF the railroad meeting bc held In the City Hall this
O'clock that be adopted have the
meeting held in this city.
npc1 u + 4 4 + q Il !
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~ ENUINE IRISH POPL1NS.-Al colors Of the
NJ very quality richly watered made in Ireland
Plain Irish popln In the above lot
kinds Of best class dry goods adapted for
general
One price only plain figures hence purchaser
charged.
New supplies from the North daily.
PERRY & BROTHER, ts
Central Stores,n building,
Nov 2s-lotdif opposite Centre Market
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A CARD.--Families that have any articles Of cast
IA Oh wearing apparel for women girls boys and arti
ces Of bedding the respectfully solicited 70
wsrdeIs Of oath and
either Of the undersigned who
appointed by Young
held the Western Hose supply the
children Of that ncighborhood with suitable clothing
Miss JULIA W. PAIsRnS 1os street,
Goth and 2lst
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS 9Th street,
between q and H.
Oct 20
GEORGE w. BREGA,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-ATLAW,
No l6 Wall strea, Nsv York
Nov 28-6m
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DEAL PARIS KID GLOVES, ALL COLORS
IN and sizes, best quality, for lades and gentlemen
ladies' shawls Of all modern styles.
aes coaks OF the materials and designs
pieces plain and ribbed black beaver cloths for ladies' coa
circulars and basqucs
northern eastern correspondents suppcs
daily.
one price only, marked in plain figures.
G@s PERRY & BROTHER
Central Stores west building,
Nov 2S-10tdR opposite the Centre Market.
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Arripal Of Gen. Pisrce at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Dec. LEX President Pierce and lady ar
rived here this morning in the Baltimore steamer They
will be the guests of s. T. Sawyer till the sailing Of the
Powhatan which will be In about week
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The New Pens.
DARNARD'S CELEBRATED PENS can now be
III j a the following places, wholesale retail
william Balantyno, 49s Seventh street
blanchard Mohun corner llth aud Pennsylvania avepue
w. H. O, H. Morrison, 44O Pennsy yvana avenue also,
Miss Thomass stationery store, Georgetown.
pens viii be found due trial. superior other
metallic pens
trial Is sufficient M
Nov 5--dlmifn
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LNLIGIBLE and well-furnishcd apartments. singly
II suite nr So Penn aveuus, between 2i 81
streets. MRS = LAKE.
Dec 2--d7w 2ft ff
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CARD.--For rent or lease, large and colamo-
IN house with water baths coach house stabng
elegantly furnished and the
most central The house will be leased with
furniture OF good tenant reasonable
This property rented for a boarding house.
For further particulars apply 10
wM. WALL,
Firm WALL Stephens Co.,
322 Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
Nov l1--1mif
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NTARKED DOWN. Our immense stock in all
y fabrics foreign and domestic dry goods in all depart
nent regularly marked down its current cash value In
plain standing regulations throughout the
year, been for years past.
PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, p building.
Nov 24-iCdf opposite Centre Market.
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MADAME LOLA MoSrz lectured at Carusis Saloon ON
Monday evening before large and attentive audience
who evidently well pleased with her pqom
Mrs Of .beautiful women"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

MarNsuITTe, JUnt IUF. I-J1
ENRJ C. YOUNG--nEAR SIR:-Plrase send me
some of the medicines you prescribed ln my
case have n friend here who j. troubled in exactly
the same way that was. lie has nightly emissions,
rnOino acis in his head weak back, llss Ot memory
and Is generally debtattd he l. discouraged and
has not confidence enongh 20 enable him To call and
SEQ van Itold him how / was. and that my friends
all said was in consumption. and he doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me 10 20 home to die bni
instead of going nome called upon YOU anu mere
nm, as Vol a. any OF Them. and likely 10 live long
time vet wifi sirenth enough t. work with lh" strong
e.t of tham Doctor viii sem s'ery one Ia You that
looks io me n though he needed PHYSICIAN IL man
no, h, my tault if any one dies inr want of medical
treatment. | will do all J can 10 keep the afflicted
AWAY from thosc pests OF society, yccpt professors
nnd high so sding titled mcn who, If tn" facts were
knnvu are rne ho left their country fo their cOnn-
RVS good PubIis this lei;rr doctor, If sou wish,
and hope some Of those that humbugged me, may
see II and sleep Usd 'or one night.
Truly va rs GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
A n AC r

ToInc orporate the Town of orovillc.
The People Of the state Of CALIFORNIA, represented in
Senate and .1sscHittg. 40 eitaet as tsiiVGs:
3 The people of the town of orovlle shah be n
body polite and corporate. under the and style
cf "TEe Trustees of The Town uf Uruville." nd bS
that name they shall have succession, may sne and
defend In all and in all actions and
purchase receive and hold Property. aud sell ar
otherwise dispuse of the same Tor the common beDt H.
s > The corporate lintS of lhe tuWn of 0F,vllle
shall be as follows: Commencing nj point about ten
rods more or less northeast of GaTiotrs saw-mill
where the bul in,ersects Feather River and running
thence along the summit OF SAID bluff in a souIherlN
direction to point where first avenue represented
on the map of The town Of Oroyille) iBiersecs said
iluH thence line with the center OF said syenue
10 Pea ther river thence ,ong Feather river the
place Of beg,nnlne-the area within said limits not
exceeding one square mile.
s3 The corporate power and duties of The town OF
0roville sha II be vested in Board Of Trustees To
consist Of i've members, wh) shall be elected by the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

OUTwITTING RECRUITING SER
GEANT.--Paddv McGinn kept public
house in Saintfeld. He was fine look
ing fellow from the understanding up
wards, but he had club feet. One
evening Paddy was seated in his own
parlor widh companion or two, over
noggin of whiskey. A recruiting
serjeant entered, who, having an eye
70 Business, stood treat, and over his
punch talked largely Of the great do
ings and mighty wonders he had been
eyewitness Of. Paddy was all alton
ton, 'Ye're tickled at what I've been
tellin' you 4 am, said Paddy. 'You
ought to enlist, followed the other. i
don't care If | do said Padd SO the
Queens shilling was accepted, which
Paddy said they enould drink, and
thereupon tie soldier declared he was
just the man for the army. Now,
said Paddy McGinn, you've been tells
ing US of ID great many wonderful things
that you've seen in Indy and them To-
reign parts 'lo be sure have, said
the seJeant. Paddy drew hiulself
back, and, Placing his right foot upon
the table, looked cody into the others
face, and said, Did you ever SEE the
fellow of that ? Theman of war, start
ing up in amazemcnt, sw"re he never
did well, them quoth Paddy, rails
ing the left foot and placing it along
side the other, to show that they match
ed, there it is.' The sequel may be
guessed. The serjeant accused Paddy
of cheating the queen, which Paddy
denied, since he was ready to march
At length the warrior threw down half
crown, saying they would drink it, if
the other did not say word about 1t,
since he never need 20 back to the az
my If it was known that he had enlist
cd such a man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

nR. IDT. J. l.. CZAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this nolice Is one OF the
tew modern hysicuns whose application 10 his pro
tession and devotion To the afflicted. render him alik
ornament to the one and benefit to the other.
Hungarian by birth he sought with kossuth to place
his country among the nations of EARTH beyond the
oppressors rule, that her sons might rejoice ia the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts to do, he has reaped
the reward of neectuai resistance to oPpres' and
''a home aud country know him no more Apart.
however, from his claims upon our consit eraliOn
patriot. the Testimonials uf character ard capacity
which he brings ontille him to public Confidence To
the exclusion of those who possess ne .ther the
or the other. As gentleman his char is untar
nished AZ a physician. his skin un' urpassed: End
to thoss who's imprudence has left upon them the
tninls of disease. can consciep iiOuSly commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know j. great gam. The Dr p office
is No. 3and Armory Hail. corr OF Sacrament and
Montgomery streets San Frame SEQ. nls 3Tp
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
JUST r ECEIV ED,

Morning Light, Flyi 4 Fish. Flying Mist, IA large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar Lard oil. Extract Lilo
quorice, Blue Nitrol. German and English CamOmile
Saltpetre, Corn starch Shakers Sarsaparlla Sarsa
parilla Root, Gum Arabiac, CIric Acid. Potash, Tx
tracts of lemon, Rose and Vanilla Vanilla Beans,
Boiled I.inseed Oil, Cnst0r o in Barrels Pure Vel
low and White Wax. kidder's, Bowers ana Weight
mans Tarlaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage, Yankee.
Soap, ludellible Ink, Roses Hacking Brushes. Ma
sor's Blackng. God Liver OIL, Spanish and American
Saffron, Dubin's Extracts, Genuine Nrlghl's BIan
dre,hs, Nofal's aud other Pulls, ChamOs skins, Ly>
copsdium, Essential Oils Congress Water in pints
and quarts, BoraX, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley anc many
Other staple articles. which together with our former
large stock of Drugs. makes assortment as varied
aud Large as any Drug House in The city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market. ALBAN THDNAS& Co.
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
ap7tf lGl, ] street, Corner 9TH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

FAMILY NANns.-Family names are
rather af'ich study. The English Re
gister General lately published,
shows that there are nearly forty
thousand different eirnames 6n Eng>
land. 1t is estimated shat among
these there are fifly-,hree thousand ia-
miles bearing the name OF Smith, for>
ty.one thousand braring the name G.
Jones. The Smiths aEe Jones' alone
arc supposed to include about half ii
million Of The population. In an aveg-
age, it seems that one person in seven
ty-three is Smith, one in seventy six
a Jones, one in one hundred and fifteen
@ Williams, one in one hundred and
forty eight Taylor, one in one hun
dred anG sixty two a Davis, and one IN
one hundred and seventy fonr a Brown
Among The list Of peculiar names Civ
en-, we note the following: Affect on,
Alabas;er, Allbones, Awkward, Baby,
Bolster, Bowel, Brains, BY, (thc short
est English name,) Camomile, Corpse,
Dagger, Eighteen, Fowls, Fussey, Gin,
HegeEesh, Idle, Jelly, Kiss, Lumber,
MIDDLE, Nutbro"n, Officer, Pocket,
Qnince, Rabbit, Sanctuary, Iombs,
Unit, Vulgar, Waddle, Yellow, and
Zeal
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

PRovERBs.--l. A good word for a
bad one IS worth much and costs little.
2. lie who knows not when to be sill
ent, knows not when to speak. 3.
Cypress on causes rebellion. 4. Where
content is, there is feast. 5. The
drunkard continually assaults his own
life 6 Show me liar and | will
show YOU Il thief. Z. That which helps
ohe man may hinder another, s. a
good education is the foundation of
happiness. 9. Most folies owe their
origin to self-love. 10. Ne tree takes
so deep reot as prejudice IL. In.
form yonrseH, and instruct others.
u. Truth is the only bond of friend
ship.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

One of the greatest curlosltles ex-
hibited at the late fair at Winchester,
Va. was a table cloth made in Freder-
ick in 1850. from fax raised and spun
before Winchester was laid IF. The
cloth was made by Mrs Lydia Neill,
wife of Lewis NrlIl, one Of the first
settlers in the Valley of Virginia,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
Drugs. Medicines, paints
Jusl Received and an Store.

large supply Of Alcohol Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar. Nents;oot and BOILED Oils Solar OIL, and
Camphene Lamp Nicks. Caudlc WicknS, Wax and
Night Tapers, toraX. Soda, Casila Soap, Salad Oil
In Basket. Wolfe'- Schapps lostcer's Bitters pure
Cream Tartar, Strychnine, Castor Oil, and Nyn-
kUop's Medicines. Wholesale and reail, by
ALBAN, THOMAS 4 co.
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

A BEAUTIFUL THoUGHT.-'lf there
is a man who can cat his bread iE
peace. with Ged and man, it is the
man " ho has brought that bread out of
the earth. Ii is cankcred with no
fraud, it is wet with no tears, 1t is
stained with no blood
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
Omuille Dailp Dutte ReturH.

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paH sAoqv ssHm GlLoJ 1noqu s! souUls!p sqL
'q,s eql no oIsql eA!LIu ol ps,osdxs SUN II
'4asIo IUslOJo qlnom sql 10 sHm euo u!ql!A
au!od o, 'IoA!I oauemuIovS oqa dn UNI o,
SUN 3Boqmvals V NoILvDIAvN 40 dvaU
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
Nicaragua Steamship Co.

NO DEPARTURE UNTIL 10Th APRIL
.s1E@Ee. THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
VAla-Lss. informed that there Will be NO De-
PAKTURE by This line. on the 9TH April, the next
steamer sailing being the SIERRA NEVADA, ThOs
Huntington. Commander, on the 2nih April for san
Juan del sur touching at Manzanillo, to be succeed
ed by the Orizaba on the Goth May.
CK.GARRiSON CO., Agents
San Francisco, March 10, 1887. mjo>lv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-12
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

An election for governor, members of Congress- and
members of the legislature took place in New Hampshire
on Monday last Although the result is not definitely
crtaned the returns thus far received would to in
dictate that the Of black repubcanisi the
wans the old Granite State The following special de-
spach appears in the baltimore Sun of yesterday
ing:
CoSceaD On H.,) March l0p. m.-Roturns Of the cleo
ton in this State to-day for and three congress-
men, &C., indicate that the republicans have carried the
State by small majority The legislature is very close
There is nothing definite regard to members Of Congress
1t is thought the republican candidates elected
From the agent of the associated press have received
the following dispatches:
CoNcoRp, March lO--evcnng. Haile's (repubcan)
jorty governor probably 5000. The republican State
ticket is believed to be elected throughout
CoNooRp, March lReturns from ll3 towns give Halle
nearly 81 O00 and Wells, democrat, $4,000 votes The
council all republican, and to the house 25
republicans 81 democrats chosen Three republican
congressman elected.
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THE TESTIMONY OF AN OPPONENT.

The Washington correspondent Of the New York Com
mercal Advertiser abiding to the late decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States in the bred Scott case
says:
which both the departing and the incoming
toward the Supreme Court for their decision in the Mis-
souri, slave 1t supports the principle upon which the
late administration acted and the present proposes in
the inaugural address, to upon Attorney General Cu.h
ing particularly well pleased because he had occasion
give similar decision upon submitted to him by the
President year two ago. Attorney General Black also
gated for the that he supported by this opinion
of the Supreme Court in the decision which he not long
gave in the Passmore Williamson This decision settles
the questions involved in it beyond future dispute far
the legal and constitutional points the
The political agitation Of the question may be kept up
with rather diminished ZEAL
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The Washington correspondent of the New York Courier
and Enquirer in the Of spirited description Of the
ceremonies attending the Inauguration Of President Blu
chanan remarks with patriotic feryor:
eve felt that James Buchanan would be the ralying
point for all lovers OF the Unon and that this Inaugural
tion day would have distinction than has for long
time fallen TO the lot Of similar days. that the nation would
have rest peace and large accession of prosperity Penn
syvana has been deeply gratd to-day She deserves the
congratulations Of her sister States for she has conferred
signal benefit the country. Her Lancaster Fencbles
composed OF talwart young proudly escorted the ia
vorite SON Of Pennsylvania to the metropolis while the
Cumberland Connentas, of Maryland, attired in the
famous old revolutionary uniform OF buff and blue with
mall Clothes Handicapped boo and cooked hats, awoke
thrilling recoectons of the past and reused the cheers
the throngng spectators they swept by in military style
Depend upon IT, the (no the bogus) Acrcun spirit is
burning intensely in the breasts of Americans"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-12
wAsHINGroys FAREWELL ADDRESS.

The Philadelphia Bulletin thus disposes Of the foolish
story in reference to the original copy Of Washngons Fare
well Address having been stolen from the State DEPART
ment:
The original draught in the possession of gov
ernment 1t sent by Washington at the time it was
written to be published in the newspaper then published in
this city by Mr. Caypooe The latter had 1t set up with
out damaging the copy The manuscript carefully
preserved by Mr.. Ca and in ls4D 1850 it offered
public sale in this city by the heirs Of Mr. Caypcoe Con-
gress into competition for the prize but after spr
tied bidding, 1t knocked of to James Lennox ESQ., of
New York. for exceeding two thousand dollars. Mr.
L. had copies OF the address made for his friends
but the great original still remains in his possession"
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The Picayune also says :
From the New York Journal Of Commerce
LAYING THE TELEGRAPHIC CABLE.


We learn that the Secretary of the Navy has ordered the
steamships Niagara and mississippi" at the Brook
lyn navy-yard 10 be equipped with despatch 10 assist in
laying down the Atlantic telegraph cable between New
fuundand and Ireland.
The Niagara is the largest shirofwar in navy and
her manner Of construction we'll adapts her to the peculiar
service for which she is designated having large flush
deck with high ceiling, upon which the cable may be
slowed through The entire length of the shir and from
whence it be OFF through The hatchway, by the aid
of suitabe steam apparatus The Mississippi will act
ply as escort, to provide against accident Another
pair of steamers detailed by the English government will
be similarly equipped and the whole proceeding to point
in the Atlantic midway between the continents the two
steamers having the cable board will connect the halves
carried by them respectively, and steam away at moder
ate speed, in opposite directions, for the shore
TIE two factories at which the cable is being manufc
tured located at Liverpool and London. The Niagara
will sail for of these ports she be made
ready-say by the end of the present monhan English
steamer loading simultaneously at the other factory Mean
while the Niagara will be fitted up with apparatus pay
out the wre corresponding with that which used BY
the James Adger in laying the Newfoundland cable but
of less pondcrous kind the cable TO be laid
much more plant and manageable than The former.
The cable is making at the rate of fifteen miles per
day at each factory and is expected to be completed aud
laid down before the end OF june 1t will not be necessary
that the Mississippi should leave The United States until
short time previous TO the laying of the cable.
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WASHINGTON CITY,
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH H., 1857,

7-Mr HENRY M LEWIS, OF donigomery, Alabama, s
travelling agent ihe Of Alabama and Tennessee
by LEwIs JAMES o. and sAMusL d. LEWIS.
pM ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. lea souh Ten Phadel
pha, general travelling agent assisted by W H. WELD
JoHs COLLINS, JAMES DEERKs BAkAITr, s. JAMES, THos
D. Htok n. W. MoRRIsos, u. w. wILEY, WIN. L. WATERMAN
ALEX. II. CARSON d. MrsTIS, BEN. SWAIN, AfHHAs
2. DAVIS.
CO. C. w JANIS No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio
general collecting agent the Western States
assisted by H. TnonAs, WLLiAM TnoMAs THos JAAEs,
Dr. A. L. CnrIps CF6RoE MoRSs ana RfoAARD LEAKE, Re
ceipts OF either will be good