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TREas
Department of ibc Secretary 81
Treasury comptroller commissioner Of the customs sr
.o register solicitor light house board and coast
ihe Sowi,g i. h indication
res. and employed therein, respectively
rsarys ooIIon Howell Cobb. secretary Of the Treasury
Pssp engineer In charge
clerks secretary Treasury charged with the
srsl @ the l-ca transactions the government and :, .hf
te and navigation o. ihe
ntel states ie suprnds mo survey q ic coast tr s
establishment marine hospitals Of sa ntcd States and The con
sarurta cf certain public buildings for CUSTOM nses and other Fr
posse.
Ps GeBysroIers oEreIInn William Mcdl, cMidro1er, sa
necn lers he prescrrs a ne Of Keeping and rendering ac
diplomatic we'll the public lands
and certncs the f,Aanccs arising thereon,
Sasd conrsaiyi< oGojoln NJ Brsdhead esq Coaptrolsr
i o aernr. o fe army navy asd Indian deartnents
pbHe and ceracs che baaa arising thereon
md Clerks lie r-cr5es kogag
rendering Of The customs revenue and dsbnfse
oeriGes The baances arising thereon
Srs Audaor Once l. smith First Auditor and
rrrauur and Disbursements appropriations and expenditures
civil list ami under private acts Of Congress and fr4
stroller respectively, f-r tlrir decision thereon
sd Aaders orr Thomas Taer seeond Auditor, ana
pay eiag and rceruhns r the army q. Wen as armoe.
rscnAs ordnance and all accounts relating TO the indian depart
,nn and reports Comptroller m his de
suau thereon
ghin4 Apdip Iper j. Atkinson, esq Third Aadr snd
seventy eelt ke He rce1res aud adjusts All
army foilnas Military Academy military reads
arising from military services prrvoas and ir horses aud
other apury r military service under various acts e e
reports balances be Second Comptroller for his dc
csiou thcreon.
nay Fourth Auditor, and
sixteen adjusts all accounts iof The eyce
Navy Department. reports balances 10 the Second Comp
iroller for his decison
fgh Aadtor OaiosnrraF Ncooane ESQ., fhih Andior ana
fr eks He receives and as7 AZ accounts Tor dana,e ana
and rets the balances 10 The Comptroller fsr his dnon
thereon.
Sirh " Phillips, auditor OF the Treas
Department and hundred and fourteen
clerks he all arising from ihe ser
tbs 0ce Department His decisions are hnal uls hh
sppoai be taken HI twelve months tho First Comptroller le sn
collection Office Department ana
all penalties and forfrer imposed pasnasiars ana msn con
tractors falling 0 % duty o directs suits and legal lsea
eaina ssd al such may be az
azed ly uv the Psp payment :" moneys cue % ine
department rnted aiigFpnYH narsha ma orks
n ~ auars relating herfo ppd reCcix~s rens7 roln eaeh r
as Uu,cd stics ths sQgan apd progress = s sus
Ahd r proceedings llrgr " ~ snds ard eiher pligrg
sne - nie Utacd 1ss tnrhf % dobs due fbe 70 y on
apartment aud has powts sell and dispose a Tie sae u e
Sshsri u the Unled slaias
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CT. J0SEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Endtsburg Frederick county MaylandTho
Sion of studies at this institution commences the Gath August aud
the last Thursday June The for
tuition $50 payable semi annually There
charges Tor music drawing painting and also for Spn
Italian and Latin The o the primary department
composed pupils under nine OF sloo
able lalf yearly IN advance
inquiry should addressed MOTHER sIIT.
fJoR Of 81 Jserhs academy Emnsburg Frederick county
Maryland
July S-d1year
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United states Mail,

Posi- orfrcE DEPARTMENT, june 8, 1857
pROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
II States from LIST September 1857, TO 30th June
icving in the sneci
fed viii be received department
Of the 2lth day ot July be following
Ia
No b26s From Harsonburg by Dayton hdgcwac
Mount Solon rarnassue Springs Islan
White Sulphur Springs, Dcorneld, Cloverdac, Green
Naloy, 90 Bath Alum, 62 miles back times
week IN two horse coaohes.
Leave Harri-onburg Monday, Wednesday, Friday at
d.a.m.:
Arrive Mt Bath Alum by Q, p. m.
leayo Bath Alum Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday a.
a.
Arrive at Harrisopbufg by q, p.
tr forms M proposal
and requrcInents embraced
mcns Of January 10 1853 February February 1857
OF either m them In pamphlet form all principal aces
AARON Y. BROWN.
Postmaster General
June a--lawaw
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ID ii. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lle his Office his residence Franklin
Theept He win principal
~ 20 cases In the United States supreme Court
Having devoted much time the law patents lc will
give advice opinions legal questions arising
rcnt oc appeals the chief
the District of Columbia and will also in the preparation and
trial OF suits concerning I,atpnts.
He VIII also written opinions and prepare arguments par
hcs having cs before Congress either the departments
viii lo prosecute claims before board established
diCation.
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Fbrm u a Gaara,des.

The undersigned residing at -, State uf nn-
the foregoing hid for carrying the mail the
tho Mississippi river san Francisco. Caif'r
he accepted by the Postmaster General the bidder shall when
qurod by the Postmaster General int the oga
ton perform the service proposed with good and sufficient uret
This do understanding daiaey TIE obligation and aii
~ gaaaHtoy Under Ae l7h sat n The at @ Congress n J"y
.. 1886.
Dated, (Signcd by glRraut6ts.)
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHuBB BROTHERS,
Washington, january J. 1857.
T0IIN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day admitted partners Tho Banking
The from this will composed
Chubh john D. Barrow and Henry Holmes The House
composed or Charles St J. Chub, VIM
row, a Co. CHUIIB BROTHERS,
Jnnl
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..


The Navy Department consists Navy Department proper
he Secretary and of ye bureaus attached thereto viz;
ana Reir bureau az prosi-nns Cpihng
photography and the Barcau Of Mcdiein" and surgery
rib hlowng statement Of the duties OF each these oces and
Of Jhe toree elaIleycd therein:
y 06-Hsp Isaac Taaaey Secretary Of the Navy Charles
VI welsh esd ro clerk and eleven clerks The secretary o. TIC
nc ,e * erlon all laws relating ihereio nred 70 INN
under tr ver drrpfn OF President the United States who
y The ran.tfujon i opader chief Of the army and navy
An instructions g eoransrs q ha cor "b N tbS
navy nnd corps appointments % copn'olRd Lhd warrant
ofcer orders ior the enlistment nna aeSse " y s & = %
od under ihe authority Secretary aud ther orders are
sre @ saa q Corn, = rn4 a %r q the duties d the secretary
al e orders Of that should be approved by
him.
Bureau a Nary r,us oad Joseph Smith chief
bureau eyh and ono drnnghtsman
An the navy yards wlarTe bndngs nnd taRrincry in
nay yards everything immediately connected with them are
Of this bureau also charged win the
management OF the kg&gl asylum
ara or Casruai gyuipss aaA R-pairJon Lcntha, esq,
chief the eight clerks and dTaugsinan The os o
the rlr d the navy puic Martin esd = ssSed 70
bureau as=lsca BY lrec assistant elEnscrs M Rqeau
has charge u The building and repa a purchase
" macra and the providing OF all vessels WIN las
sails anchors tanks sc The engineer nch supcncnds
engines for the navy and With
the OF the Secretary decides upon pns m the
p1a n Pruisons cihire Bridge, pwsor United States
navy and -four clerks All provisions for the use o.
navy clothing together with the making q contracts M io
uing same, under The charge Of this bureau
Bayya NJ or,aanr Ryirppupay-cap Duncan Ingraham
chief of bureau four clerks dranghsnan This bureaa has
Of ordnance tie manufacture or u
case ~ cannon powder shot shells &c and the equipment
everything cnnnected therewhh IL also pro
tides tcm charts chronometcrs barometer 6c 10
er with furnished psofwar The United
states and Hydogrsri ohee a. Mashmg'oh
Academy Annapolis also under thr general Su
perntandcIcc Of the chief Of this bureau.
Br-aug u Medicine s,vyrvIr William Wclan surgeon un
navy chief of bureau passed assistant surgeon t'ed
States navy Everything Rotating 10 medicines Aa
medical stor treatment and wounded aud management oi
iosiais concs supcrinienience Of this bureau
a
seven sn,ordnae and inur Wanc me
Eplossing bureaus area attached 70 tlfs department;
Qa,aana;no tnerafs 0Ts Office, the hnad OF which
lieutenant General scutt at New York
A5an Generals oc,co Samuel Cooper Adjuiani STpeIa
Asatants-reyet D. Townsend Breret Capt Williams
rcvti Cap Judge Advocate Breft MAJOR John
Ice. IN This once are kd All
prsennc Of the army The rolls &C
II who're al military commissions arc made out
0uafsmaaer Gepeuf 0gBrcvet Major General Jesup,
general coosc a. Thomas Captain NJ =
Miner Major Bger rcveu CLERKS and one nessene
Fasymgser Generals Oao-cnl rned, paymastcr general
Major Leslie district aymas,er ngh clerks and one mesen
gT.
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Rrm foa1,aca,e.

The Undersigned, postmaster Of f--, state nf---
@ e that he acquainted Nh the aipTe
and them be property and allie to nAke
Ftsgd their guarantee.
Dated. (ElgDed)
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VA1LOR. AND MAURYis halfdollar Bibles Eng
lsh Heles elegantly buand IN araceque g Price
lust imported by TAYLOR 4 MATTRY
juno o-Nt R9gksiQgf near sth stree.
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"ATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
wv cronomctes and pocket nekeepers of description
sful
Engraving description including
cutting o arms cress motoes and initials
visng wedding elegantly engraved printed
" W GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, s2s ponnsylvsnis avenue
Jsp@H Between sb and 10th streets
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A RNYB C0NFECTI0NARY No. "a Bridge street
"a Georgetown, H. c. where all kinds
furnished with the best cakes ices
shortest notice aud moderate terms
Medal awarded the last exhibition or the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute.
Feb 3-du
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Washington Branch Railroad.
VNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
Il Al and Sls, M and and AZ, p.
On sunday at IA, p.
Baltimore Tor Washington
AT "a and 90, a. aud . and 5Ia n IN.
On Sunday ut q, IN ........
Passengers Philadelphia and New York will 81
Hni
Passengers Annapolis will take trains At 81 and AZ
Do. for Norfolk :" So and 3.
Do. for the West - 4" and x connecting
at Washington junction. 7. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Jan l7--du
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....... Tickets s1o-llalves s5--quartcrs
Certificates packages af % whole tickets slS5 90
DO do 26 half do ........,-..... 90
no do 26 quarter do ...........l.s. 3s 10
tickets packages
splendid prompt
each drawing win be Immediately
who order from
Address p j. BUCKEY, Agent,
July Is Wilmington, Delaware.
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PROSPECTUS
or uIE
WASHINGTON UNION.

Nar Volume, Ner Types, ala Near arrangements
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NorlcE mo- pRE. FaIlrlnN cL.aIllANTs.

Every person entitled the right preenttn amy Of the
lands within the townships and OF townships above enumerated
required establish the te satisfaction Of the register and
proper office pay4le therefor
prdct0ds scri0 before appointed for the
public embracing
otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
TlfOS. A. HE-SDsICISS
Commissioner o Office.
Feb 1a-lau13w
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INTERIOR pErArrnKSr.

Secretary the department Of the lneror, Hen Jacob Thoip
son f The Mississippi consists o cd-f
,cs tMo=es Kelly, shursp clerks and ten other re
and to its supervision and management committed the
following tho public GReryicc:
i TAe Platie d Bureau is called the Com
missioner General Land Office The Land Bureau charged
management the public domain and the
issuing whether from combinations grants
by farmer bs slez donations q grants for schools
military bsinles or public npToveprn and hke@ise me Revision
Virginia military bounty hand claims, aud the issuing Of scrip IN
The Land tce alsn, andts is accounts Tho
Commissioner s Han u A. Hldrpks o Indiana ~ n
chief principal clerk Of
dangtsnan druuehisma aud $50 clerks
"a Psnaons--Tie present f bureau Is Georgc G
Whiting Virginia The commissioner charged Win the eAam
nation and adjudication OF all claims arising under tue various ana
Cgrsa granting boatty land ur lsius
military naval the revolutionary aud sn.eauea
~ nh he United statez have been cheaEeu ne nae ~"
and consisting nt some
seves ~ clerks winch neress 20 easte HIN 10 meet the
extraordinary requirements 81 the new BOUNTY land ss has added
temporary s rerksfps Of dinerct denpnnaioiT
Of Indian Affairs al iim, Charles
fGeorsetoSn d. G. le roYed AH ia clerk ana Aoai
Ht,e.n other subordinate clerks
a., r,ae omer-To execution and
ai and things touching and Respecting the sIam
n2 ssnag 81 patents f and useful discoveries Inventions
mfr the collection q statistics relating 70 Hgrratarc
the brion seeds, plants and cuttings has
chief clerkwbo the acting Commissioner d Patents IN
bieBriwlvn principal and Twelve a.
pieps duzrn snbrdnne Pnrnahfit
ks besides considerable namecr NJ temporary employees
principal branches ~ iis executive depart
neni tho rgaie transferred H the Treasury l
Of
clerks The United aAins courts ia hae
ufi the nas United states, and the affairs
lie nfcltary thr rict @ Columbia and
Che Department. the aig ~ l4a and rrtrnng ae cen
ses Of The Tted Eintcs supervising aEf directing the ac
~ nss,oIer 81 Inbic Buildings The loaTdt q ;he
o the Iiret ~ tohnba Y girg nosr ~
uanascIerr1 Lii, dcpart,nrn sldc bg hNs
Gently isaa ~ secretary n thu Interior carged Fi
OF roads eading 30 thf iat ihc coast
,tr regsr6R an additional
,,s ana e erection III one As rn repeatedly recommended
yeas for that II present the rcn.~l omce
crowded sth rooms y what + kn,'wn y WI sI a
the Paes 0ic bndng ihe sbmr q ah
Win be- required 81 an ers day The Patent Office fr
4 fraa iainaIik lfgnda
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The Org rganixation OF the Executive Departments
OF the Government of the United States
sr1rr psrArrzExr.

The whole narinery nea conduei he bRnrss arising
relations with al the psts u the
simple than seseraly eenersd The number enpiycd the
Secretary state Hon secretary
he siisa John Ap one e' eerk twelve clerks Que trans
DsomaAr brapcl Of the state Department ,as
charge o all correspondence hwcn the department and other al
accredited 70 This al dipianaf
si from ths aargeH' and communications = u
al Of ke character received registered and Rd ter
being nrS entered ip an analytic table or index.
Calsaar BraAlas charge the oorrepoRaene
k bstSe@n te department. and The consul. An commercial agents
10 le ds,ars aud 40 sg from ealer rrrs.s ast nc hr cu
agency relating consular affairs prepared recorded
The Dleiae He has charge sf all and
matters connected with reane with
disbursement e which the department IS elarEei
Yhe rsass duties furnish sach Translation ,hs
and wee coial Mien not IN English winch exquaars
Issued.
commissions his and nominations To the seuaic
makes aai aIa rer and records when g Lnss The
sgak ~ ths charge of
rolled Ar and resolutions of Congress t received al the de-
which eai for for and supriniens t publication
their disiribun throughout the United States ana ti all
and publications i regard % which this duty assigned @ the
charge and business rug
cigs y Asaaesiaias and cqygaaHe He has charge a the
alta ss ctncaies 10 presented fr rhenhea receives
the under The laws reiaing % eigh records and in
dex their records all letters from the department other than
dipioanaiic and consular
I Of far1s taSolie and records pardons
and rcons registrrs and l the petitions and
winch they Makes and records passports keeps
daily register letters than diplomatic consular
ciyed disposition made Of them ee eang
business
GENERALS OFFICE
Hon Jereriah s Black Attorney General OF the United States r.
II lst esd clerk The ordinary business of this Office may be
classiaed the following heads
l. ai opinions the business u the government
called b tho President by any head q department Or by the 20
uf the Treasury. t4
Exaninntin Of purchased, the sites of
arenal houses and all other public works Of
United Staiaa. .-nn
Of the United States
Applications appointment in 81 the jnda and legal business
government,
Tr Of all suits IN the Supreme Court Of
the ia which government Is concerned
supervision all other arising o the depart
head thereof 70 The Attorney General
u oe added al
ahe present IN the following, viz;
direction of all appeals land cans in Caldornia
The codacion aud revision Of the laws Of the hr OF
eolugsbia.
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rTNO LEASE for q term OF years the mansion of the
Il late General Towson United States army. a the
modern water works furnace range, &c
ply ~ Il. H. SMITH, esq, at his Office, on street
9,rtf
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NOTICE TO ROAD C0NIRACTORS-It being
IN Washington
Rockville TURNPIKE the
10 it, terminus the District line nd
apply the undersigned the
Of April mkt JOHN c. BRENT,
No Louisiana
J. G. LEWIS
Feb 24--3tawh 402 seventh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-04
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

The Augusta CoHgti,uti0na1ist referring 10 the
lection of the BALLAST Clarendon treaty and the fact
that that project may now be considered as de-
funct, very sensbly says:
That point being settled the governments Of Eng
land and the United States RENTED back to their
positions under The Clayton Bulwer Convention, and
the question now is whether the United States shall
insist upon its Interpretation Of that instrument or
formally declare its ahrOgatiOn. 1t its wrong in
principle and a nullity in fact-the parties to it
never have agreed either upon its design or its ap
plication and from their irrecOnclable differences
upon its proper Interpretation all the questions at
issue between this country and Great Britain IN re-
ference to Central America have arisen. The PEG
pie Of this country and the Government Of England
never can unite upon construction Of the Clayton
Bulwer Treaty, nor is it, in fact, capable Of con-
sruction which, if adopted and carried out would
prevent conflict Of views and interests in Central
America between England and the United States 1t
ough to be cane sed Englg then will be confined
Tor should be- TO the enjoyment Of the limited
rights in Central America, which she has derived
from grants by Spain, and cannot sustain her pre-
tensions and her aggression in that region, by her
construction Of our laundering treaty committals.
Relieved Of the Clayton Bulwer Treaty, our Govern
ment may take new departure in its policy in re
ference TO Central America.
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Our Mammoth Weekly
NTTIALD FILLMORE.

A correspondent Of the States, published at Wash
ington, who has spent some time in Salt Lake. has
furnished that paper with lengthy detail of the po-
itical and social condition and habits Of the Nor
mons, from which we extract the following;
Mr. Fillmore appointed Brigham Young Cover
nor Of Utah Territory in 1852. He held his office
by default, and was Governor and Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs sI-ofeio through the whole Of Mr.
Pierce's administration during which we had to re-
cord the horrible massacre Of Lient. GunnisOn and
his party, Judge Leonidas Shaver, and Col. A. W.
BabbItt and his party. Ia 1882 when the Preslden'
tisI nominations became topics of conversation in
Utah, Brigham Young said TO Chief Justice Kinney,
in the presence of Indian Agent Hurt and United
States Attorney Holman, that, ''if Mr. Fillmore is
re-nominated for President, / will send hundred
elders to the States TO eectiOneer for him." Ger
tainly this looks very like sympathy between the
Mormon Prophet and the Presidential candidate in
Question.
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TIE CASE OF Mr.. ELLIs-VIsIT OF DR. Noon TO
TIE UNFORTUNATE MAN-.0n Saturday last, Dr..
Moore, Of this city. paid visit TO Mr.. Ellis, Of Hen
rietta, who attempted to commit suicide the first
Of april last by cutting his throat-dfty- i've days
agO-and who has until now been unable to receive
nourishment to any considerable extent. We have
rom time to time remarked upon this singular case
which has attracted much attention among medical
men, here and elsewhere The precise character Of
the wound has not been published and we called
this murning upon Dr. Moore, and obtained from
HIM the following description Of it: The root of
the tongue is divided from the hyOid bone. Wind
pipe uninjured The opening into the pharynx or
top Of the gullet has been very large allowing the
Eindpipe TO fall about three inches. it is now,
however, closing, and tube has been inserted for
the purpose Of introducing food"
The age Of the patient is seventy years; and his
long abstinence from food and great emaeiation
throws no inconsiderabe amount Of doubt upon the
prospects of recovery, For more than thirty DAYS
no food whatever was introduced into the mouth.
During the whole time Mr. Ellis has had an insafa
bic thirst and more than two pals of water were
used every day-a very little finding its way into
the stomach. Nearly the whole quantity passed out
through the wound. For the last twenty-five DAYS
the attendants have succeeded in getting a very
little nourishment down-sOup, SC. Nature is max
ing strong effort to heal the wound, and were it
not for the advanced age Of the patient DE-. Moore
is of opinion that strong hopes might be entertained
Of his recovery.
Mr. Ellis is, of course unable to artieulate in the
least but he is able otherwise to indicate his de-
sires. Up to the visit Of DR.. Moore, his wish was
to die; and he was ayerse to having anything done
to save his life. He consented, however, to allow
the doctor to introduce tube, which he did without
much difficulty, and through which he conveyed as
much soup into the stomach as prudence would
dictate. The tube will now be used by the attend
ing physician and far as the life Of the patient
depends upon the reception Of food into the stomach
there will heneefOrth be no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Union, Nay 25,
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e37- Governor Wise, Of virginia has been hold

ca Governor Wise, of Virginia, has been hold
a correspondence with Mr.. Laconture in refer
ice to a line of steamships between France and
sirginia Gov. Wise estimates the aggregate wealth
If Virginia at eight hundred millions of dollars
lie says if the French company will make up car
go of French goods for steamer, and give thirty
days notice of her arrival at Norfolk the Virginia
and North Carolina merchants will purchase the
goods, and have return cargo of their produce If
this succeeds, the French line to and from Norfolk
and Havana Will be established. If it must have
aid by contribution it will almost be sure to have
mail contract under appropriation by Congress, for
the Southern States will no longer vote for appro-
priations to any Northern line to carry European
nails unless equal amounts are voted to one or
more Southern lines. He further proposes, that if
European capitalists will bring their funds to com
plete the Kanawha Canal and CovingtOn and Ohio
Railroad, he will recommend to the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia to guarantee stipulated interest Of
at least six per cent and the entire redemption of
the debt in thirtyfour years, and appropriation
from the State Treasury of two hundred thousand
dollars per anuum to aid in sustaining line of
steamers of sufficient class, or the Europeans to
construct the works. and to take them for a stipula-
ted period of time.