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OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, FRIDAY EVENING"

ALEXANDRIA,, friday evening"
49,, 'n = i0,'
u interesting exploring expedition httea OUT ana iei'
"uay. Messrs- Mcclellan walker, tne eRthfpiiSing
o' tne new custom-nouse ana posi- OUNCE ne,e
0a o. developing 'ne naura resources u 'ne
On,'loh ana ekpenaing what goVernpeh. ,unus Ai'
sa through 'her nanaa wilhn tne MINUS 81 ne,r own
A1 nave iaken into consideration Inc pracucaphty o.
ns .ue material or said panuhs irO'n Tue o'eo
M sA''.e quarfes, 80 mhes peiow mere, IN Virginia
nave peen ior som ume openeu ana 'ne'r
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mnaq "suo' ana US capacity .ounu 10 DC ioooe
,ne square inco' Ine quarfes nc AZ ins neao
t,., oay, "" me. Oh 'ae roomac SIX mics iron s'u
r. pia'.eaoiisy u procuring maleria 'nereroh'
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PROPOSALS FOR BINDING.
once Secretary Senate OF the United Sta

Office Secretary Senate Of thc United States,
March a3d 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Secretary Of the
- until IL 3Uih March
binding the Congressional Globe Appendix
of the Thryou
ordered
with the sample be the seceary's Office strong
substantial with ssi
No. 25 binders boards, and covered marble
for binding include and all other ieas
The binding executed
the Senate such he employ
volumes bound his satisfaction
will be required rebnd them without additional charge
will be rebound his the
rebound
The Globe Appendix will be Volumes
and the about $40 They
vered within three months after they received from the pub
The volumes will be paid they delivered.
proposed should be offered
PERSONS work will be vded equally between them IL pro
other Satisfactory
Of will be required for its faithful perormance
will be received from who has failed
I'll former made by him with the Secretary OF the Senate
or who, u bidder former
a contract, but failed the from
person actually engaged in the business Of binding
atchg Id
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OF FICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March ~, 1867.
Notice hereby holders Of stock Of the OF the Uni
ted Stae that this department will purchase until the LIST
day OF June unless the 81 900 shall be previously
obtained and will addition accrued from the
date of the last semi dividend OF thereon
with days additional interest The money vendor
the following rates of premium on said stocks
For the stock Of 1872 premium Of 10 per
For the stock Of lo47 and 84s OF per
for the stock of 1885, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium Of 6 per
Certificates Of department.
ice must be assigned the United Slaes party duly
10 receive the proceeds. ssSee e
Payment for the stocks assigned and will be
drafts the Assistant Teasuers Boston, York Pa
dephia The option the parties entitled receive money,
which should be expressed in the letters accompanying the cer
HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3--dtlstIunef Secretary of the Treasury
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PORTRAITS PRKsDEsrs.-The portraits of Presi
dents Madison and Monroe Ito which alluded not long
since) in the collection of A. f. Douglass sold a
auction in New York Thursday and purchased by Mr.
A. A. Low, for $685. each.
LITERARY THEFrAmong the books offered for sale at
stand on Pennsylvania avenue, the spine palace
fine old folio copy Of the Romish Missal bearing the fol-
lowing autographs presentation:
Presented with the permission of his government Ia
James b. Donean pastor of St Matthews Church. by his
exceency Sr A. Calderon de la Barca minister penipo
Tertiary and envoy extraordinary Of SPAIN Washington
city, Jan. 10, ls49"
Mr. f. Tucker seeing this called the attention Of an
officer TO it, and the book taken TO the Office of Justice
Dom, where the Rev. Mr. Donelan identified and obtained
it, He stated that it and other books had been stolen from
him by boy absent from the city.
We hope that inducements held to the pilfer-
of books and that the publications of government
which exposed for sale about tho city have not been
obtained from dishonest messengers Loud complaints
made during the last session by members Of Con
gres that their pub. docs were taken from the mails
but have had of late believe that much Email
matter never reaches the post Office here.
TRADE sALE-Some of our book sellers are at Philade
phia attending the annual trade sale" that may
soon expect additions TO their stocks Of literature
CONCERT posTposRD-We regretted to learn, yesterday
public concert in accordance with the expressed desire
many lovers OF music who did not wish to attend any
public entertainment during Lent Pressing engagement,
render it necessary for Mr. Goldbeck to return to New
York to-day but he has promised TO return here and to
favor citizens with his exquisite performance
WASHINGTON ART AssocIATIos.-The number OF Visers
at the exhibition of the Washington Art Association shows
that tits appreciated by citizens We hope to be able
to find space for detailed notice of some of the best Of
the many good pictures there in a few days.
The BOTANICAL GARDEN.--We find in the Star the fol-
lowing notice of the floral display at the Botanical Gar
den where the plants brought home by government
expeditions are preserved:
Strangers in Washington we'll feow-citizens
should visit the Conservatives of the general government
at the Capitol grounds The inside of of these build
pgs at this time presents the appearance of immense
boquet of every variety Of rich and oWq and The
odor which meets entering ham Is e1qusitey de-
licous In the large building besides the coffee tree the
ten plant tho cinnamon and Glove trees the vslter will
find rare plants and flowers from almost every cline Mr.
Smith, the afable and intelligent gentleman who has thes,
plants under his charge as botanst and superintendent
always ready and willing to accompany vsters through
the buildings and takes much pleasure in giving the DO
tancal as well as the English of every thing on
secs,p
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DR.. Kane Refrigerators.

TILE subscriber just received direct from tho factory
lot Of the above cfgerators They highly
recommended by the best judges the cies and Of
fered the lowest prices.
varieties of efgerators which will
satisfaction particular, together
with
Patent ice pitchers
Patent butter coolers
Patent water coolers. Z.
which wholesale retail the lowest figures
for cash prompt CUSTOMERS 40
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, FIN
Sign OF the Gilt Saw, Tenn.
Mar s5--d6uf Between Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
DEpAnrMnsr on STATE.

FIXED CAPE CABALLERIA--Iniormation has
been communicated to the Department OF State by the
United States consul at London that the Minister of Ma
rne at Madrid has given notice that and after the LIST
day of March next light win be established Cape Ca
baera the north of Mnorca of the Balearc
islands The light is a fixed white light The llumna-
ting apparatus is catadoprc lens of the second order
The lights placed at elevation Of 30s English feet above
the level of the and should be visible from the deck Of
a ship in clear weather at distance of 20 miles The
height OF the ghttower its construction appearance from
seward and color not stated IL stands in latitude
40 deg. min. 40 sec, north longitude deg min ~
east from Greenwich
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Markell.

New YoRK, March ZIP. m.--Cotton is frm--sales of
900 balesprices have advanced - Il cent Orleans
mddng, IAN Upsnds middling, IA cents fair Uplands,
l4h Flour is firm and highersaes of IA 900 bbls.
State, So rs SIS IS Ohio, Sc Sc so; southern, Sc 20
Sc So Wheat unsettledsales of II 900 bushels south
white, 81 So 81 60. Corn buoyan at advance
of cent-ales of 900 bushels Pork Is hrmmess s2I
Beef quiet Sl6 SIG 20. Lard has slightly advanced
barreled, l4ss cents. Whskey is irmohio, 2s cents.
Sugar is 97s cents. Coffee is quetRio,
10 ll cents Spirits tupentne firm at 46 cents Rosin
steady at 81 721 Rice quiet at AZ cents Freghts
easier grain to Liverpool
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IsrKaroR DEPARTMENT.

The Caltivation of FLAIR in Ohio--Mr. Jonah Wood
ward Of North Jackson Mahoning county Ohio furnishes
to the Commissioner OF Patents interesting description
of the cultivation of flax in that State He remarks that
three pecks of seed to the acre. which yields from
six to twelve bushels of fax the price which per bushe
So 49, From one two of faxstraw obtain
ed from each acre. the price of which per ton is So SO
ST. according to quality This straw is manufactured into
for the rope works and paper-ms OF the eastern
cities Mr.. w. had received from California friend some
California axseed which he believes to be superior to the
varieties which he has heretofore cultivated and which
makes more Oil to the busheI
Pea-Nuts or Ground Peas.--The Commissioner of Pat
has received from Mr. Daniel Shaw, of Ellington
Hail. New Hanover county, North Carolina interesting
description of the cultivation Of this NUT which has been
successfully raised for several years The crop of last
year Qs56) amounted to hundred thousand
bushels the price of which per bushel in Wilmington is
quoted at 81 Is AS the frost is out of the ground
the land is broken up and about the middle of April laid
OF with small plough thirythree inches each way two
three peas then dropped into the thus made
The plants kept clean with hoes and ploughs until the
wires the ground but no dirt is put on the
vire In October they dug with rake or plough,
and as soon they are dried they stacked, ten
bashels to the stack. Hogs then turned into the
field and they soon fatten upon the peas left upon
the ground During the winter the nuts gathered
from the When the vines left upon the land
for the hogs to feed upon there is crop that improves
the land SO much but when the vines removed tho
land is exhausted.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The United States Steam Frigae Mrrimack,We I'M
derstand that this vessel expected to sail from Hamp
ton Roads for Boston yesterday.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
New Post O6fcss-The following new post offices have
been established for which the following gentlemen have
bsen appointed postmasters:
Masonville, Delta county, Michigan; Richard Mason,
postmaster
Lake Kent county, Michigan; John Fairham, post
master.
Daltons Mills Ottawa county, Michigan; Peter Dalton,
postmaster
PsrkersvilIe, Anderson county Texas f. Ward, post
master.
Nail RoutesWe learned at the Contract Office of the
Office Department that contracts have been given out
by which money will be expended for the purpose Of in
creasing the mail facilities of the mail routes in the
States of the Union The contract for the great Pa
cifc mail route has not yet been acted upon
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ELECTION We learn that the following gen
tlemsn have been elected officers Of the Washington
Catholic Beneficial aud Total Abstinence Society," for the
ensuing year President Rev. Timothy oToole first vice
president H. Mclaughlin second do Dr. Joseph Walsh
secretary James N Callan treasurer, George Savage
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ssArloS.-The democrats at Mineral Point, wiscon-
soreied the Inauguration of President Buchanan by
'sht procession; after which, they listened to
'"a' music and songs from German glee-club.
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land Agency,

Al Council Big6s, Io0a, and Omaha City, Nebraska.
II LOWE, having resigned the office of public
Ia Council Bluffs Iowa. for the " engaging the
indcaied will and
pay buy SELL and locate land both
Nebraska Address n. LOWE,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
T.. LOWE n CO.,
Omaha CITY, Nebraska.
Hon. Charles Mason, Commissioner Patents Jos
T. Fass, esq Of the oce Wms Ferguson aro
Nourse, Washington and Hon O. W. Jones' United states
Mar 2j-d Inn
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siasm That gentleman made brilliant speech in response
to complimentary About three hundred persons sat
down to the festive board.
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Another Dedication.

MoNTRrAI, March 26.--Thomas Stephens, formerly
clerk in the Bank OF Montreal has been arrested as de
faulter in the amount Of 81 900.
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the instructions asked and in doing so ayerred that the
evidence did prove that Lee designed to provoke Hume
to make assault upon him.
The court then adjourned.
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Mr. Guthrie al Homs.

LouisviLLs, March pa dinner given TO ex-Secrs
tary Guthrie Wednesday characterized by great enthu
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NOMINATION. DecIined.

PHLApRLpHIA, March 2e-Chief Justice Lewis, of the
supreme court of Pennsylvania, declines the democratic
nomination for reelection.
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PoRrRArrs PREsIDFsrs.The portraits Of Presi-
dents Madison and Monroe Ito which alluded not long
since) in the collection of A. f. Douglass sold at
auction in New York Thursday and purchased by Mr.
A. A. Low, for $685. each.
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EOR RENT-A and elegantly furnished house, In
Brazilian legation contains
exclusive o basement, and excellent Kitchen With hot cold
water, md as throughout the entire houe.
the house adjoining, large pafor chsmber
and bath room elegantly furnished cold water
~ occppiei " Mr. the French minister
particulars inquire the premists I551wcnty
seoo street, Pennsylvania avenue
7--dlmifst
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no LEAFS e for term OF years the mansion Of The late General
Towson, untrd safes army contains al the "odrrn I'M
range nc Apply 10
.. D. III. SMITH esq, al his office, on street,
March 9l--Ywtf
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SECOND WEEK.
ITALIA
Ard the
LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY
AT ODD. FELLoWsaHALL.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH %.

Exhibition every night before on Wednesday and saur
dayat3k.
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Admission, 25 cents. t8Hs44fsas .5a
Children, l2x cents sE al &
Descriptive pamphlets for sale in the hall.
0- Italia has before exhibited Washington.
Mar l3-dlmo .s lst
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Crowded Dwellings Prevention

Crowded dwellings, rroSco"
IsIli.
Such is the title Of bill now before the |
British Parliament. Il Was introduces by
the Earl Of Shaftesbnry, in the best spirit
and for very important purpose. And Ne
should be glad to see its purpose accomplish
ed. But it viii not be. The British Parlia-
ment might enact, with the same prospect OF
obedience. that the North wind should cease
to blow No doubt it causes vast sacri-
fee of life, aud immense disease and suffer-
ing, to crowd people SO thickly into every
hole and corner of London that has over it
shelter from heat and cold and rain. And It
ought to be prevented. Scarcely anything
calls more loudly for the interposition Of the
wise and philanthropic. But another species
OF legislation than such as is proposed is
necessary to prevent it. II is not sufficient
TO forbid landlords taking more than GER
tain nuHhar Of tenants for a certain superb
cial spa&. 1t is not sufficient to 80 among
crowd Of people herded together like cat
tie in some. dark and noisome hole, and tell
them that the law will not allow so many OF
them in so small an area. No body pdnts
to 1.-Two in that msnner. Every body wants
to live in quite another manner from that /;
would be glad to live in the royal splendor
Of the noble and good-spirited Earl. But
they live so because they cannot help it,
They cannot, all things taken into account,
live better il they would. Debased as their
sensibilties IRE, they do not live so from
choice, but shudderingly accept their lot as
| the lot Of hard necessity. No word spoken
imperatively to landlord or to tenant can
give proper space, fresh air aud sunlight to
the poverty. stricken and debased population
that the philanthropic Earl would fam re-
/ live. Work and wages adequate to a better
style of life are what is wanted, and they
are all that is wanted to procure such relief
But until labor is furnished in greater abnn
dance, and the prices Of labor aud living are
more fairly proportioned to each other, tht
task will never be accomplished. To do that
is the proper problem Of the Earl and Of the
Parliament in which he sits, instead OF the
passage Of merely restrictive and declarator.
enacsmen,s. And it is the task, too, of otn
or men than those sitting in aristocratic as
semhles and iegislating under royal forms
for social life is not SO widely affected b.
mere forms Of governm IN. as many imagine
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INDEX ExruRGAroRious.--T trustees of
Mississippi College have put themselves on
record By u formal resolution, passed on the
I'd Of July, in the following tsrms:
"Resolvcd, That the trustees Of Misslssip-
ri College do hereby condemn the teschings
Of DIR. Wnyiand, in his Moral Science o.
the subject OF African slavery, and that the
Faculty Of the College be requested TO dis.
continue the use Of Wayland's Moral Science
as Il textbook"
The Examiner, in commenting on the
above, says.
History, If il should chance to notice
their record al all, must turn it inside out,
and make II express the real fact 81 interest,
VIZ: Mississippi College il condemned BY the
acknowledged standards Of moral science -
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SPRINGFIELD AND KKoKuK RAuRoAD.-The
following is the result of the vote in SPRING
field, on the the 18th, on the proposition to
take $4,000 stock in the above road. We
copy from the Springfield Journal:
The election on Saturday on the PROPOSE
ton TO subscribe in the city's corporate name
$50 200 to the capital stock Of the Spring
Geld, keokuk and Warsaw Railroad Compa-
ny passed off very satisfactorily. The fol-
lowing is the vote:
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GooLAB SIHo.-The Nation (Dublin) con.
cludes panic article on the insurrection in
India, as follows:
6 But there 10 enc man in lf,dia, at all
events, who 10 we'll worth watching. Il is
plain to see that the old Princss are 10 this
movement-the royalties Of Delhi and Dude,
and troop Of minor Rajahs, hare given It
their sanction; and indeed the Bengal army
itself is an army II priests and gentlemen.
Between the North aud Centre, the sole reli-
ance Of England u on the MArajah Of Gwa-
lior, young, extravagaut Oriental, likely
to be led away by the ambition Of starring
1t the head OF an insurgent grmy-likely
otherwise to get his throat cut. But there
Is ia tho NORTH Of India Prince, who is the
frat Of his dynasty, and who has already be-
fore middle age, made himself, from com
mon trooper, the King Of the beautiful and
celebrated Cashmere. What Il Goolab Sing
doingf A splendid soldier, most willy di.
plomAtist; with Russia IT HE rear With q
ready-madc revolution in his front; with tho
most exquisite army in the East, better thar
the Sikh, better than the Sepoy--n Nspolc-
onic destiny offers itself to this child Of for.
tune. 1t is on him, in truth and fact, it 40.
pears to rs, that the British Empire in ii,
East mainly depends. MAJ his counsels b.
as wise as the Prophets, and his acts .,
grand as Alexander,s!n
This means that the loyal editor Of th,
Nation devoutly hopes that Goolab SIM
may seize the opportunity to dash down OF
British India, head tho insurreotion, defea
the British army, and become the oonquero
and lord OF Hindostanl The article predicts
that Delhi will not be taken, but this predic
ton events have already falsi6ei.
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The New Con.tis.t.eu.

II is entirely safe, now, to declare the
New Constitution approved of by the people.
We have corrected our table carefully from
day to day, until so great proportion Of
the returns are official and SO few remain to
be heard from, that We are enabled to an.
nounce this fact rs matter beyond dispute.
But the majority is small. 1t is, as it stands
in our table to-day, some LOCO. That will,
we anticipate, be reduced somewhat BY off,
cial returns from the counties reported un-
officially. We calculate the majority at
1000. 1t is rumored that the Dead Rabbit
Judge of Poweshiek county, which gives
some 500 majority for the New Constitution,
has rejected all the towns in his county but
two, because the returns were made in fig
ures. This is wholesale Acknowledgement
OF his county, in defiance Of law. 1t is a
high-handcd and inexcusable proceeding,
and would take some 400 votes away from
the Constitution. But nevertheless it is in
adequate TO the defeat OF that instrument,
which will, even by that enterprise, be
brought hardly, il at all, below 1000 ma
iority.
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CANDIDATE YoR GovERSoR.--The Republi.
can State Convention was held on Wednes-
day. We have heard nothing from it except
rumor that Thomas Ii. Benton, jr., was
nominated for Governor. He Mad been
somewhat talked Of. We are not strongly
inclined to credit the rumor, though il il
proves true it will not be distasteful to US
nor the Republicans of Iowa.
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1887. AMr Oh fast 0OTAGE 1857.
10
Opners 4 SAiYsrs cf Lsvs Stock & Freight
a4 ~ @ ~ VIA
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington
GxM "a
j Al + : = y,

Ia count ction With
Chicago aua y eck IsIAnd East Ex.
And 81. Lauis, Aitos Z CAicoce Railroads..
THE ONLY ROUTE FkOM BURLINGTON,
HAVING TuE ADVANTAGE or
THE JOLIET cur OFF.
FREIGHT ioov from Chicago or Joliet Cut
IN and East, Through Without
change Of cars.
fIyiIE Peoria, G4uAwkA SBd Burlington Railroad
i being comp leted aud running in close connec-
tion nj peoria with the above roads, forms the
portation VI FaRlcHr or LIVE srocK, 70 or from
burlington, Joliet, Chicago and the East
The sciities that this hDate has ovsf any Q. hSf
Rosie by its connestion ~ Joliet with the Joliet
Cut OF, gives II decided advsnsagc for the TRAIT
portatien Of Freight, and expressly does II com.
mend itself TO
! owNxgs AND SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
At Joliet. Live Stock can be transferred much
more conveniently than In the city VI Chicago,
particularly II they are destined FOR an Eastern
| Market. @s
Merchants and Shippers ere particularly request
ed to give this new route . trial.
| Freight destined from any point on our road, to
Bloom lpgton, Springfield, Cincinnati. ". Losis.
or any point In Central Southern filiDoil, Ind-
ana and Ohio BY our coDnectiSns With the iiiisois
Central, St. Louis. Alton and Chicago, Great West
ern of Illinois, Terra HAuts and Alton, Ohio and
Mississippi, win be sure Of speedy transit to
App,ioatlsu for freight or any infosnssios Ia
regard 10 the rad nay - made % ths respective
Alton 4 Chicago roads It Chicago, or At the Com
pAny's once In Barrst Hsuss, ehs st. 8
U. II. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa
p. u. RosERrs. Superintendent. ...t4...z
CnAs. 4. fotLKrT, Gent Ticket Agent.
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