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Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
Work for the N fth Front or the
Pat mt once Building.

DxPARTHrsr INTERIOR,
December ie 1856
EALED PROPOSALS will BIO received this paItmen unt
- eighteenth February ~ O'Clock
Isg such granite and work AZ may be required
story erection Of the north front Of Patent
The bids must be In The form following schedule and cl
pcy the prices material hauling, dressing and setting
GLIDING all the machinery and other expenses
tA a @ Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and bills, do do
Extra cube stone, per cubic fool
e pIal IN two beds per superficial foot
FIeZe enablaiure, do do
Arcnlruve, do do
Drops to cornice, per lneal foot.
Triglypha, each.
Caps OF pilasters, each.
Channels of basement, per neal foot.
Window stills, per superficial fool.
The equal in quality that used in the
lion Of the wings Of the building specimens Of which will
qur,d ~ accompany the bids
Each b win ia what time the work will be completed
III t
trade and believed be fully to fulfil in good
obligations thay and assignment OF bid
contract will be recognised unless made with The approval Of the
hcsd of the department. {
Ninety pei win be paid Tina time, pro
The estimate OF The agent " the department charge
reserved until the completion
tract and acceptance OF The work BY said agent
The itself the right TO reject
requires exclude the bids OF
who il has good believe VIII no nom any cause
faithfully perform the contruc'.
Pans specifications and working drawings be examined
and other information obianed application al ne once Of The
superintendent. y
Tie proposals. which department addressed
The viii be opened
r. MoCIs ELLAND,
Dec IQ--oawtJeEeh fIn, A. s.rl
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INSTRUCTIONS.


L. pay and for each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three pay trip
deducted For behind
with depending mails and sufficiently excused
th 1t t tor the UP is subject Ipfsts
TO fled n
J. For behind throwing the nails portion
tbe the admission of passengers, being
setting up running an express conveying intelligence In advance
of the mail, quners pay may be deducted
g. fines will BIO impused, delinquency be promptly
satisfactorily explained pasimases
adavs OF other credible
neglectng
the carrying be Injured destroyed
rbhed iost and Tor refusing, aer demand the
frequently the rams,
ming, COACH steamboat n
The Postmaster General for repeated
failures TO agrceahy violating the Office
dsobeyng the instructions of the Department.
for the without the Postmaster
ea running aforesaid transporting
packages conveying maable of the mail.
Postmaster order
by allowing the pay
He change schedules arrivals all
and make Them with
abridged The Postmaster General may also Or discontinue
the whole decrease pay allow
ing months compensation the dispensed with
his opinion public interests do require
different grade
transportation
Payments by collections FROM
pomase otherwise, after the expiration OF each
February, May, August, and November
The distances according the best Information but
will be allowed should they be than ad
vered " the points BIO supplied be correctly stated Bidders
weight mail roads, hls streams, &c.
bridges ferries, of kind by which
pense may established after this advertisement
during be visited with
out K distance increased.
nv . JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jan l5-law4w Postmaster General.
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Lost Land warrants.

cINCE November last deposited In the Office
Bavile, Georgia, snveoped in package and directed to
Cobb Washington city, the following bounty land
warrants No. l043 for 80 issued under
1885, Jesse r and No 2746I for 100
Sinard, and both assigned
blank purchased informed said warrants have
person directed they there
FORE filed caveat In The General Land
from issuing said WARRANTS and hereby
public trading them my intention
proceed law obtain duplicates Of the same from the
of Pensions.
DscsxpRR 10, 1850. JOHN BUTT.
Dec l-lawGw
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Washington, D. O., January is, 1857.
for conveying the mail. Of ,hs United States from
Goa,e' !. The state o. and in The Territories q Gas
Once Of h an WIN Oe Of s or g uesa @
10 be decided by the Goth Of June:
CALIFORNIA.
s ssss aaSsy os%R and
hs Yesa n nss s's Hss Monday ON
Leave Yreka every other Thursday a m;
BIDS for weekly ps will Be- sondsssa Also bid. to
aS7a From reauma BY bloomfield, Tcmalss, miles
Leave Pe!aiuma Tuesday ats sam;
h nssss f 4 TsSa %t sy
1918 From Piaesiss GENOA in Carson county Utah. 60 mile.
and back once in two weeks
Leave Passryils every Other Monday at7am
leave a every o,neS THURSDAY
Arrive at Placevile nert SATURDAY by . N.
Proposals. carry weekly April January L. and once
fortnight the residue Of the year, invited.
$50 miles and back, twice month ~ ~
Leave San Francisco at the I'd and 18th Of
Arrive a nu@esld, Bay Sgnon,own o. in IS
Arrive al san Francisco in 4s hours
Proposals for ri monthly also for weekly ps, will be
1855 From Bernardino, by Fort Tejon vsa
and back, once in two weeks.
Arrive al vissiia next Tuesday BY M; a.
Leave yisalia every other Thur.aay al Tam
Arrive at San Bernardino Tuesday by S p m.
Bids embracing Monte and Los Angeles win be considered;
nnrdno.
l250 From Trinidad by Orleans Bar and Forks OF Salmon River
Leave Trinidad every other Monday at7ami
savs sss!s nss sss ny. Gs su TSS :,
Bids carry once Week. also bids q extend to Pe,srsvIs
IaS17 From Quincy, Pumas county, Point,
Leave Quincy Tuesday all pm;
Leave Nelson Point TUESDAY at M;
Bids for more srn frequent ~ ps win be considered
OREGON TERRITORY.
$500 he
miles and back once a week
Arrive at Oakland ID. Saturday BY 4pm;
k ay Oakland o. No,va, mha ss,nss q,
Bids to end a, sinslaw iucheso considered.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
a74a Cowz Landing Praire is miles and
back, once in Two weeks.
aG'' y aas Friday nj
1874 FROM Po" Ros Foi' r1ars to Grand Mound
Leave OAK Point every oiher Monday ats an,
SiIs ss sssy
,, Arrive Arrive e 6. Oak Point next day by SPIN
Bdde TO state schedule arrivals aud departures and dis
a7io From Olympia BY Fort Montgomery and N. Eaton
Priue and back, once in two weeks.
1874 From Pacific City, BY Oily oyservle, Bridgeport
Bidders 10 schedule and distaece,
274s From sieieoom Gig to Seattle Il miles and back
Leass s,elneoom City Saturday u,sam;
Leave Seattle Friday 4 m;
Steiiacoom City nj.
1919 Steilacoom city, the military
walla, 30 miles aud back, u month";
Leave Steiiacoom City The LIST of each month;
Ariv at Fort Waiawaa In week; .....
Leave Fort Wallawaia aUth each month; ....
Arrive at Steil. COON City In week.
Proposals twice month and
ing with the mails from San FRANCISCO, California,
considered.
.e. UTAH TERRITORY. #a%
1850 From Cedar City, Harmony and Pine Valley
Clara.
Bidders 0 schedule and distance. l..
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L nSr wARRANT y,

OSr WARRANT. The undersigned gives public notice that,
the expiration of six weeks from this application will
made mmissioner Pensions n
lieu Of issued the 10Th August 1856 No. 1881 TO
Benjamin l60 which tansmis
OF through the mail post ONCE vir-
GINA, and Philadelphia, on the Odd October last.
TIL. IUMPKIN, Attorney.
BENJAMIN TRAVIS,
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II. II. GILL T,
En,sussIIa, af La~.

Has ONCE resd in Franklin IA, suen
Of and Thirteenth He will continue TO devo.e
principally United States Supreme Court r
Having the law concerning paen hsfrs
give advice and opinons legal questions arising In cases
Patent Office, and appeals the chief justice o n nc
Justices OF the District OF Columbia ana VIII also aS'
preparation OF concerning patents s,y off
He will also give writep opinons ana prepare t
claims before either the
prosecute elaine before any board established W.
adjudication. ..f sp.tf tt+.rJ
Oct 2S-dn
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i,ooe ffiIss-oooo Ilckets.
Lowest regular the lottery $500 lowest approximation
prize $40 .9 ~
Address all orders for tickets in the above splendid schemes
TIL HUBBARD Il CO.,
Baltimore, Md
T. H. HUBBARD & CO. authorized agents I'LL all
orders in the Maryland Lotteries.
Feb 5-did X. FRANCE X CO.
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rHILDHEn's hooks AT UADE,PRICE.--The under
signed bis stock 10 be sold sscrhce
large which have been somewhat
Of publications of this
issuing the last several Among them
will he found some OF Holland, Babaud,
whh have been popular In their
day. supposed still retain whatever merit they formerly
possessed They will sold one half in many nj one
fourth, their usual prices, FRANCk TAfLoh'
na,Il
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Marbl,
Work for the North Front OF the '"
Patcn, once Building.
DxrAhrMxsr or tn. IsrrRlOa,

DEPARTMENT IsrsRIos
December ID, lisa
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Al this deparlme m
j. The eighteenth day February IL O'Clock t
e,isn OF The no front Of the Patent building
The bids q the following schedule ana e
y specify prices material hauling dressing, seIR
GLIDING all the machinery and other expenses.
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds aud bills, do do
Extra cube per cubic foot.
Coz nice IA two beds, per superficial foot
P p'sss's : ss'.Sis'u-s, e !: e
Drops 10 eornies, per linssl foot
Treyphs, each.
Caps OF p,lasies, each.
Channel. Of basement per lneal foot
Marble ,ins, per superficial foot
The marble be similar in Kind and quality 10 u,d
ofthe and west wings Of the building sp
which will be required 10 accompany the bids.
Each bid will In what time The work Will be completed
believed be fully competent 10 uini In
they propose and assignmenof bid
will be Recognised, unless made with the approval
Ninety Der cent viii bo paid time the work nm
crosses upon the estimate Of the agent OF the department eh
thereof per reserved until the completion CON-
tract and acceptance ofibo work by said agent
itself The right 10 reject
hereby invited when u deems the interest OF Uni
persons locd believe will not III m nv
cause, faithfully perform the coHtTact.
Plans specifications and working drawings can be examined
Obtained, application at the office ur
ihteBdent.
The proposals. which be this department addt
ed The Secretary OF tho INTERIOR tendorsed Proposals
Patent Office building will 4,
opened o'clock Of the last day named for receiving
same ~. =.
Secretary Of the Interior
Dec ls--aawtsfeb lint s. starl
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY aFROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
FIRE, Marine, and bland Insurance.


LOSS BY FIRE!
FIRE, Marine, and bland Insurance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, \
SI,s6s,I6I Is.
FARMERS AND MECH ", ISss,Esses coar.Sr o.
Office nork.pe corner Of eaasysgania aysnus and eveuss
sreef, Washiastoa, d. O.
DIRECTORS. az
Hon. Thomas b. Florence, Charles Dinses,
George IL. Armstrong, Thomas Manderheld
George Helmbold, 4. Carroll Brewster,
THOMAS b. FLoaEScE,, President
EDWARD r. HKLMBoLD, Secretary.
q LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 y street, opposite City Hall.
John Thornton come. Is. street and Virginia avenue Island
John Rgges, No. sol Thirteenth street, below Pennsyla
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No. 1857 Pennayvana avenue, oppoas M
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The business company will compare favorabiy
most successful of similar institutions In the United States
bred and eight thousand hundred and fifty dollars with
With good dreo
ss share s 81, ~ s S be
jussed more according to equity than legal techacans
By % SWslEiSss s!Ls
klEs WAREHOUSES; az descriptions Of BUILDINGS and sa
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual
conveyances from any portion of EUROPE and AMERICA
and on the huls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the weston
waters.
The rates Of premium will be MS low as other companies
FIXING Them every Improvement in construction and aangeme
will be taken into confederation. ts.Eg
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office northwest Pennsylvania and Seventeen
street, Washington city, D. G.
Insurance may also be Effected at the Home Office,
Northwest corner Walnut and Second streets, Philadelphia
And other principal of United States authorized
officers Of the company. tkat #fa
June l3-dly a......
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Spectaclea.

Speotscles.
GOLD silver and plated spccacies glasses Of
all focuses with pcrifoca periscoc, and poraboa glasses
experience gives peculiar advantages selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwearers
GA Penn avenue between Ninth and Tenth
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4 OST LAND WARRANT.-Whereasa land warrant was
IL sued from the Pension Office, Rider
Winder No. 4 for 100 and mailed At Cam bridge
Maryland and said hand and
has become lost the undersigned give notice that
OF sin weeks from the date hereof application
Commissioner Of Pensions Cor duplicate land lieu
sciost
CHAs. II. wINDER. Attorney
RIDER II, WINDER.
Dec lO--Iaw6w
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The these saps accountable for gold
bullion specie ewery precious stones, metals, unless
fading therefor, thereof therein
May 1--du
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Nassau Hail college of New Jersey, Princeton

"should auId acquaintance be- forgot ..
And never brought to min;
Should auId acquaintance be- forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne."
The members the senior class year ending June, 1885,
class Of ending June 1881 and the freshman class Of the
snas D s se a. s. y al e
brighten the links OF The chain f!ove and friendship which
nor entirely sever exchange
lives greeting sympathy, untmcy
some Of their most promsne conPeers
held frs. Monday September, D. 1856 the United
States Hotel Chestnut street between Fourth and Fifth streets
venent invited to when the will be
IN tho mean time ose 70 ho . notice IS addressed win be
good enough furnish The the committee by mail with
'"'" '''p'i''' p'i EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. d,
ALEXANDER q. HART, X. D.,
J. NEWTON q ac cairSssPa'a' Pennsylvania
PHILIP psNDLRToN. ''"' ' ''''N'
of Winston, AHeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
of Balso Iron and GLASS Works, N. j.,
q .... LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
..rs' ..r sa,a.H OF Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JOIN WIrphAs, Of Lebanon, Pa. Secretary. .
March 27--iawtsiar3 [Inieligencsrl
All civilized countries OF the world request
the classes through the four d
visions Of The globe and all the limited
cnsionay this date and tho Sd Of march, A. D. 1857
49,, ---- ----,,...a, Ss--.. EiTss
the depot the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company (broad ana vine see) day al IN
o. m. Ht'5F 80 40
Detroit. 10 w
Niagara Fals .....'....... ~ w oo
Buffalo. ..s.......... ~ W.
Batavia. .......t.''.'. W
Rochester ...........''. .......'.'.' oo
Ganandaisua'. ....',..'...'...''f. w
Elmira.. .......s...........,. W
Freight the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depo
Broad Cherry stree) daily Chicago and intermediate
p'''' John TUCKER President y,
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ComF ry'
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Brilliant schemes for February, 1857.

Tickets Sa0-haives Sl0-quarters S5-eishths 81 So
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets S960 90
do IS half do 100
DO do IS quarter do IS 90
DO do 25 eighth do 81
shares and certificates Of
above spe will receive the prompt attention,
each drawing will be sent Immediately after II
O who order from me.
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent
Jan lOt Wilmington, Delaware.
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WATCHEs-The largest assortment ever offered 10
w Those search time keepers
will find embrace all the celebrated Makers suit
able both for ladies and gentlemen.
Confident that complete in this
try, and possessing advantage in getting the best
offer unusual Inducements purchasers
Members OF Congress strangers design purchasing
would do well make quail
ity may be thoroughly tested before leaving the city.
NJ w. GAIT Il BRO.
32t Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb 80 -0uf Between Oh and 10Th
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HOWARD X. COLLINS, -
No. IS Wall street. NJ u
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co,
"a Austin Fiars, Londoh'
B. @. WAINWRIGHT b Cuy,,
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49, AMI fsr~~s Nv ossoTh Aih1
PASSENGERS can depot Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company Broad and Vine stress) daily al TX

Freight Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depo
Cherry daily Chicago and intermediate
which despatch
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad COMFY ~.
l6-du
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Tickets SU-hnIVts So-qhuTters y 50.
Certificates packages of 26 whole tickets. $3.50
Do - half dO................,.. rs D
do 26 quarter do ............... 81 8
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United states Mail.


Posr OFUok DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, d. O., January 10, 1857.
PROPOSALS for conveying The
september l. 1887, 10 June 3d. 1885, inclusive, following
routes IN The siaie Of and the Territories Of oRK
aos WASHINGTON, and UTAH, will be received
Once OF this department. until Of the 18th Of June, 1857
be decided of
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Brilliant schemes for March, 1867.

be drawn appointed
by the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Manascp Wilmington, Delaware.
Lottery the benefit
STATE OF DELAWARE
Glass 49, for 1887. ..
Wilmington, Del. Saturday, March 1857
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Dec N--Isw0w
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

Thas ~Aeo9 r~uh1eacho1s u Is
sests. hinR an mEraa8a q IS the pEE yeaE
The number of nshoInDef all n hs pub
&c schools n Wirtw Is 2c05e6
The Extradfiinn trsafvwff tie Netherlands
has bsen nts6ed. We hays now thrHs Extra
dition comracts [: one with ENGLAND. one With
France, and one with HoIlanL- They pzcvide
FOG The surrender cf feIons Of al gl1i8 but
not Of political cDugiet4 or Of persons aeeuAsd
Of petty misasnsanbEA
An mezampBsd ftsshet IN Rock EreE Iii
Hoia entirely Destroyed The railr0ad bridge a
String Three miles a the GaIena ar Ene
nailroad were submerged, ard the rad bed in
naany places was torn away. The damage i
estimated az 100000 The Genital Railroad
hidge AZ Dixon Is uniniuTed-
The United skaEes Mary, IN Ecvembsr,
1856. CONSISTED Of IL ships Of The line, 10 r.
GATES, IS slonPs Of FaE. 3 hEigS I schOonn,
screw steamers OF The fEk class, I of the SEC
md class, two Of the third class 8 steam ten
dea 5 sEO1e-ships aDd1 permanent receiving
vessel Total Is vessels, carrying 224S guns
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
4itd.

On Wednesday, March 2Sth, ct his rssidonss in
B~r0HnE7lss Mr. JOEJ AKLKT, agedS years-
On Monday, March I'D, st the rszilsues Of Dr.
MeCouGs in Nsmaha CItH, e. JAMES cAFENY,
If Troy, Ohios aged Hyszzz-
CIxeuinztanesg surrounding the sudden death q
this young nan, render the OssuErenee one pArticu-
larry sid and msurnfaL MeompsnT Nth his hr0th-
er he left Ohis in February lzsts 70 look Out a new
homs and ty his fortune in The 1Ar West" The
tw0eauls to St joseph By steamer, from Whish Place
they started On foot to BroWnTils. James gnEe cut
at Hsuaha City, frsmIIssbsIsW hse. HshadOvsr-
taxsd the physical gstsn By extra rave. in order to
reach thisplace On a gTvsn day. The eject Of which
was to produce = rapid congestion cf the system
which hailed medical skill and kind attention. After
three days intense sufsringhs passed To @thaEbeuEre
frOm Eheues a0-tr1ve,G rstuF1A"
Under heuostf1TorabIs circumstances II fsdeeply
sMetinx when death removes fron an aEsstioaats
family itsmza Support, bat ii sd0ubzy mare 90, when
that enc falls in strange land, far fron homs-fOu
mother and Eister Whoss kind uinisRatio7s around
the siekbed, m1ks.s0R the dyingp1Iow.
Itvilh be ssmewhat cOnsuing, hOWsvsr, in taisease
70 know thas faitkfui frisnds administered to hi.
wants All IN their power.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
HEATH OF Oh. KANE.

This sad event. which VIII DrIg sorroW %
many who know him not save by his writings
and the heroic accomplishments they 50 mod
estly narrars. has been announced in eur ex-
changes. We can do no better than copy the
following paragraphs from the Philadelphia
North AmericGn
With deep regret we record the death Of our
Distinguished and beloved felLoyF-citizen, Dr..
Kane,-an event seriously appfshended for
several months past, and rendered almost
certain by the more recent reports which had
come to the hands Of his father, bat now at
length plsesd beyond a doubt BY thNdSpateh
Just forwarded from New 0heanz
He vas born in 49,, aud consequently died
at the uHtHmsly age Of thirty-fOln Years-too
young feEf one to die 50 gifted with genius, and
50 capable Of serving the age with more m
portsat GscoEeries than be had yet Enfolded
IN the walks Of science. His countrymen,
who had tast begun to know him well and to
indulge ih sanguins expectations Of his future
career iur his life thus far had been devoted
to the uipst daring and ~eEniReatly successful
scientific adventures; and it WIS but natural
for all men to predict that he would Ill the
whole eirSe Of Life, as he has filled this bEisi
seSnenk But the circle IS ihcomplete. Death
has suddenly removed him to- another orbit,
and to osheF realms of knowledge IN the undis-
covered country, where wonders gIoEies and
beastie snail oIen upon him. more than eye
hath seem, or ear heard, 0rthe heart conceived
We smpaEhize with the bereEved circle oil
his h0re. We naturally r1eJrn the early
death az one SO brave, 50 nObla 50 gentle, Sc
nodes, SO endowed with all the good qualities
Of the heart To Irvine around the LETTER and
stronger growth of 3 high and commanding
mind We box upon his death asa loss Of
oDs Of ths chief ornaments of his country
one Of the most distinguished in that train o
science who are now making. IS i were, s rev
earth. But be IS not wholly dead he has
buils himself = monument TINT shall bear hi
name down to distant ages. He lives m tina
noble and Beautiful work-that grand epic o
adventures amid the polar Sd ous-whieh hl
hand wrote out He lives IN lie great discover
he made Of the open Arctic sea. He lives
sco, IN better aud immortal hfe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

There IS nothing important hUm CalIforniF
A bill had been introduced in the Legislature
making provision for the iegalizztiOn Of the
unconstitutiOnzIly contracted St1te debt By the
people themselves Il was thought the bin
would pass A legislative Investigation into
the eonduct Of the State Treasurer wa IN pro-
gress, that officer having transferred $124.O0O
from the public strong box under circumstances
somswhAt irregular, it IS sTeged. Mining was
very productive. One lucky Individuals said
to have recently dug up a boulder Of gold
weighing one thousand pounds The treasure
brought BY the Ilinqis is put down in the
gross at sseventy-seven boxeSs The semi
monthly shipment IS estimated at S1,700OOOi
Of which sum It S sug opposed about q million
came to New York.
There IS nothing Of importance from Oregon
or Washington Territories
There IS q rush Oh emigatfou to Ariniua
on the Gaisdsn purchase, where mines Of gold
and copper Of great extent and excesding
richness are said to have been discovered. Fifty
SIX emigrauts left San Francisco on New
Years day for this new OphH. It was sus-
pected, hoEever. that these enierprising col
Ouisss had IN view a zHbusterSng expedition e
SOuOra-ths latest accounts from which terri
tory state that the revolution was sill 90.
ing On
: Iae various accounts from Greytowh SGI
Salvador and Costa Rea show how mueI
5 tnese countries have been exhausted m tn,
present struggle and that there Is still so1h.
) ieeAns N favOr Of Walker. The sasazle
Columbus had arrived at Panama hun qua
semaia With . valuable cargo Of coGsa and
indigo.