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90 o. R1ciNE IIb MTssIPfI HAitsoAO Co.

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No "A ExcHAKet-PLAoI.N rw-hoa No, 1877
INTEREST NOTICE.-The Semi Annual IN
TFRTsT on the Farm Mortgage Bonds Of this Company
do. on the 10th in will be paid and shs that date by h
eoupons AZ this Office. ii. }. DURAND, Pres't.
DROADwAY BANK.-At the meeting Of the
I'D Board Of Directors held this day the following resolutions
Rsosd That the Board Of Directors Of the Broadway
Bsni pursuant authority vested In them by Article Sec
Ia Cspitsl Stock 10 be increased to the oil nst
being maximum amount permitted BY said Articles OF AS
socisiion) upon the following terms aud oonditio,s
Eys That said increase Capital stock shsu CONSIST OF
rs shares the par value Of S25 esoh amounting TO the
a.d that the be offered hr to the par
tes whose shall appear on the books OF the rs
Of the Stock for three shares oi the DID,
rejecting the fractional parts of each = 100
SscoHd That in the event OF any OF
SseIfnsq omitsg 10 avail themselves OF sueh PnNues
the 18th Of June such stock may awarded to new SUD
scrbers =, . v,- 49,. 49,. - ,.a =. .
becoming such requested signify their ien
ton prior 10 the ssid 18th day q June
MUM thereon paid cash the let day Of july 1881 st
the Banking house" .
estimated that the surplus earnings Of the Bank the
day Of july 1857 after the payment Of the usual semi
pusl dividend per cent aud ell other charges VIII
the Of $1,000 cent on the present
CAPITAL Of e00 600 to which viii he added the premium Of u
surplus profits Of the Bank t20 "a cent
on Tie fnn Capital of 81 ooO,coo
The Subscription Books now open At the house
BY order II the Board, p A. PALMER, President
Eew-York, March "a 1857. j. L. EVEklTT, Cashier
NJEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this Company
Gate issusl having twenty TO Interest payable
ssmi annually the first days OF February aud August NJ
vac ''"'-"' DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO.
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financial.

O,ucs OF TBr MsKITTA AID CINCINNATI Co:i3
CmLLIcoTBE, ONO, April b. 1857:
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The semi-annual inter
~ ,s falling due in the City Of SewYort the FIRST
DAY Of MAY NEXT. on the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
this Company will be paid ard after that date Of "
esnkns Ofhce Of Messrs WISsLOW, LANlER Co, No.
81 Wall n, presentation Of the proper coupons
J. p. CRAWFORD, TreaS, ppo tcIn
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= seller s,,ty. which was accepted and we heard
rvrnor that another 100 900 subsequently sold al
IA sane terms The lsrge continental houses con
pected with the Road supposed to be the buyers
the seller il is not necessary In other Bonds
and in State Stocks there we're no marked features
There has been a moderate amount OF business done
in Exchange for this packet, and the market shows
TO y cent decline the quotations Of the last
steamer. The supply OF bills was goodand the demand
lees than had been anticipated. The range of leading
Sterling is ea9I y cent, with bu, few transactions al
the higher rate. Francs have shown some activity
and sold at 1921 s5.El.
Freiehts are better To Liverpool, 200 bbs Flonr
s7ded.; 5000 bush. Grain at % 3D.; 40 bales Cot
ton at 2e2s I'd per bale; 800 cs. Beef at Is; 5000
TrensTs at s.. per ton Of cubic feet. To London,
400 bbs. Ro.in at private rates; 10 tcs beef at - ID
A schooner from jacksonville with saved lumber at
IS 50 per NJ feet. A ship from Rio to LONDON with
Deals at s,'s. A ship from Bic 10 London with Deals
at $751; A slip fsom Rchsbucto to Bristol Channels
with Deals at 9Os.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
$Il7,s4s 50; Payments, s9I,li3 S. Balance,
sl4,3le, $50 Os.
We are truly glad to see for the credit OF our State,
that the City of Albany has forwarded the funds for
the payment of the interest the bonds issued TO the
Albany Northern Railroad Company due on the Let
inst and the coupons viii be paid tomorrow by
Messrs Duncan, Sherman Co.
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
of merchandise from New-York to foreign ports for
the week ending "Wednesday and since January /:
ts 2: ;.;:.d .5 s .ss:s
-, - - 49, "a. -, &,
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TrsE1.HlUTE ALTON AID sr Lows RAILROAD Co.
rrvJE INTEREST due on the LIST of May on the
i TIN PER CENT siEKiNG-fUND BONDS q this Com
,-n. nd on the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of the
EE{LEVIi,IE AND ILLINOISTOWN RAILROAD COM
PANY will b. paid after that day At the Office OF the
Comnnpy No Is WlliAmst c. MURDOCH, Treasurer.
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REPORTED DEATH OF HON. J. L. DAWSON.

painful report was in circulation yesterday that Hon.
L. Dawson had died his residence in Pennsylvania on
Friday evening last from epidemic disease which be
had contracted in Washington while visit TO this city
some three weeks since The report does to
in direct manner in authentic shape; and we,
therefore, sincerely trust that the hope expressed in the fol-
lowing paragraph, which appears in the Washington
Pennsylvania Examiner Of last Saturday mornings is
sue may be speedily realized
ln our last paper stated that the Hon. j. L. Dawson
had been stricken down with Illness but that he was
then improving and considered Of danger The good
news however, that unicated than coun-
erbaanced by subsequent intelligence that Mr. Dawson
growing and would not probably live through twenty
Tour hours This was the Saturday last, and rs
those who know the might readily suppose,
pang Of in the hearts OF many who heard the
ndings But learned Tuesday that another change
Tor the better took place Sabbath night which
sincerely hope may endure to ultimate recovery The
Of man in Pennsylvania would be greater public bercave
ment at this time than that Of Mr.. Dawson."
Since the above have received the following crafty
ing note:
Editor Of the Onion
DEAR You will please correct the report which pre-
Ea in regard to the death of the Hon. Jno L. Dawson By
private despatch just received from Ptsburg informed
that he Is decidedly better"
Very respectfully,
R0Br ID. CLARKE.
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IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.

On Saturday number of the officers of the navy assem-
bled informally at the Navy Department and went in
body take leave of Secretary Dobbin his residence
on street.
few minutes after their arrival Mr. Dobbin came to
receive his visiter evidently much affected by this mani
estaon of friendly regard after place and power had
passed from his hands and gave each the warmes greet
ing.
Commodore Shubrck the senior officer present. then ad-
dressed Mr.. Dobbin as follows:
In taking leave Of you, sir sure that speak the
sentiments of the officers of the navy when say there
but feeling among them regard to Yourself that of
lively of the Kindness and courtesy which all have
experienced your hands In the history of the progress
of the navy your administration will be strongly marked
by the addition OF splendid steam gaes made the eff
Client force aoat and hope that when time shall have
worn out the asperes unavodaby attendant all great
reforms another feature of your administration may re-
ceive the appreciation OF all who bave at heart the true in
erests of our service
ave have now sir to bid you afectionse adieu and
to mplore for you restoration to health and the enjoyment
Of happiness hero and hereafter"
To which Mr.. Dobbin, with much feeling, rejoined:
al am cir, deeply affected by your kind expressions
and rep'y could not make speech if my
voice would permit. My heart is too full for words
In the administration Of the Navy Department have
endeavored earnestly to discharge my whole duty justly
and impartiay. That may have committed errors
doubt but fso God knows they have been the head
not of the heart
four years past has taught TO appreciate and to admire
their Skill their patriotism their gaanry their devotion
and their self-denal and shall remember with
graceful kindness the consideration and the courtesy they
have extended to me, and the confidence they re-
posed in me- and TO the last hour Of my life shall feel
friendly and sfectionate interest in whatever may be-
tide them"
Mr. DobbIns health appears to have suffered much from
the severe sbo Of his office attendant upon the close Of
the session of Congress- but trust his native air win
soop restore Observation-Disclosures
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lfarkefs.

NEW YoaE, March Cotton Is quiet--salGs Of 900
bales. Flcur has declined-saes of 1900 bbs State,
Sc rs Sc So; southern, SO 80 So S. Wheat is I'M
seted-saes 5000 bushels southern white, 81 80 Corn is
unseedsales Of 80 900 bushels Mixed IA cent? Pork is
buoyant-new mess, S23 70 S24 Beef frm-repached
Chicago Sl6 Lard is steady at l4S cents. Whskey has
declinedOhio, 2Is cents. Coffee has advanced cent
Rio, lOl 1l1x Sugar is irm-Cuba, 1915 cents
Spirits urpentine duh 81 Rosn has advanced
cents common, 81 70. Rice Is firm at so ~ cents
Freights frmer.
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DR.. Kans'. Remain,.

WHEELING, March SWe have just learned here that Dr.
Kane remains have been kept Columbus instead
reaching here this morning expected They will
leave Columbus at 10 o'clock Monday morning. and will
not to Wheeling, but be received at Bear the
Ohio side and escorted the river Benwood by
Masons and military to the Baltimore train direct Mon
day afternoon.
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LATER FROM HAvASA--The steamer Cahawba arrived at
New York Saturday with dates from Havana to the I'd
instant The sugar sales bad been heavy firm prices
stock in market 900 boxes The shipments have been
heavy from all the northern parts Of the island.
Three vessels had arrived at Havana with o3 coolies
No less than 3ll died nj sea--290 on one vessel.
Mr. GODDARD, the great balloonst is back again in a-
vana amusing the populace by his wonderful sscensons
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increase the Russian power In that part of Asia aud
Prince Bariatnsky has received orders TO establish with
out delay military posts and small line of ortresses In
the newly eeded territory
The Liverpool Post of February 81 says We have not
any news conrmatoy of the rumors OF yesterday that
Canton had been destroyed by fire from the British feet
The only from China comes from Paris; and
that is TO the effect that the French gae Vgne arrived
at Hong Kong the 3lst December, and Immediately
landed 100 men to protect the factories.
letter from the United States sloop owar Portsmouth
says that the destruction of the factories" at Canton
complete. Perhaps the serious loss and which
will be public calamity is that sustained by Dr.
Wells Williams, who has been connected for long time
with the mission Of the American board printer the
mission and who fills the office of secretary OF ega
ton under Dr. Parker Upwards of ten thousand volumes
belonging believe, mostly TO the American board have
been consumed and in many cases it will be absolutely
impossible to supply their place The presses also and
large amount of types, have been utterly destroyed"
few days previous TO the fire, the Levan had been
sent up to Canton and bad anchored abreast Of the fac
tories After they destroyed however, she was re-
the Leyant and San Jacinto were withdrawn to Hong
Kong. 10 few days the squadron will dsperse, The
Portsmouth Is 10 leave the of January for Shanghae
and after remaining there ten days two weeks will prob
ably run down the coast touching at Ningpo Fooehow
aud Annoy The San Jacnto is to go TO Manila and will
- he absent about MONTH The Leyapt is expect
ID to remain. durpx cs@nea of the Other SHIPS at
Hong Kong, or in its Immediate vicinity.
The health OF the squadron is much better than II was
few weeks ago. The recovering from the effects OF
their exposure Exhaustion at the Barrier Qaite num-
ber however, will be invalided home--probabiy a
dozen at least from the Portsmouth alone
The advices from Shanghae state that news
of the troubles Canton bias reached the Emperor at Pek
and that he has orders Governor Yek conclude
hostilities. Whether this report is true time will show.
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TIE Atlantic Teleqroph.

ordered the steam gaes Niagara and Mississippi be
equipped with despatch to assist in laying the Atlantic tee-
graph cable.
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TOR RENT-That very commodous and convenient brown
stone 'front.' house, the north side Of E. 9Th
and 10th streets. has
the Hon cCieand Of the Interior be being
compile Possession viii be given within
a few after The 10Th of March.
For apply subscriber $40 H. between 9th aud 7th
Streets or al the works al the Patent Office. eaL l
Feb a7-U #f THOMAS BERRY.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Repprted RaiIroad Aeeidsnt.

New YoAK, March sThere arumor afoat Of serious
accident having occurred Cincinnati train the Erie
railroad, due here Friday The thrown from
the track and several lives lost according TO the report The
telegraph along the road belongs to the company and
therefore impossible TO obtain particulars.
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Duel at Mobile.

MoBlLE, March IA duel took place to-day at Mobile be-
tween Mr. Nixon the editor Of the Crescent and Mr. Breek
received ball in the LEFT thigh which was broken Nixon
uuhurt.
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Yhe Dred Scon Gaze.

Albany, March Din the assembly to-day resolution
was offered for the appointment of joint committee to
slider tho decision q the Supreme oost the bred Scott
case.
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CONNECTICUT CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The democratic nominations in Connecticut for con-
sre'smen are now complete, as follows.
Isl district-Rchard D. Hubbard, of Hartford.
"a district--Samue Arnold a. of Haddam.
3d distrct-Joel w. White, OF Norwich
4th disrict--Wm. ID. Bishop, of Bridgeport
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AhscosDED-George w. q. Browne, cashier of the n W.
nank at Jeersonve Tszewel county, Va recently abb
sounded The Lyucbburg vrgnian states that the bank
not likely TO sustain any loss. The specie and other
unos OF the Office were left untonchedMr Browne con-
'en'ng himself with taking with him about 5000 Of the
discounted bills and notes payment Of which will OF course
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JrNir.p sTArEs NAVAL CoUeT oF INQUIRY.
Washington, February %, 1857.

UNITED STATES NAVAL CoueT INQUIRY.
sH # Washington, February 2G, 1857.
nE udee advocate gives notices. Of parties
LIST section Of the art OF Jann
ADVISED by The department.
when been referred to the court and mat
Il presenting themselves they should come pre-
pared with list desire 10 have sum
which oil the respective he ads OF htnes Tor
their testimony 10 be
applied suggesting the delay, any which may
be ind 6f whit Witnesses
Feb 9st--tf j. NJ. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
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nRIsIDEsT BUCHANAN'S Inau yurai Address, print
ed and fine paper with beautiful and appropriate Dor
der suable framing fine satn 81 so; fne
cents ner copy be ep,jd) by mail OF the
adver ce. liberal discount &c. just Iub
Isbcd by Mohfnf o "
March 7-d3t
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cpRING GOODs-E OWEN SON, military and naval
- merchant taiIors, make known 10
their they opened their second
spring goods embracing choice selection OF cp cas-
vesngs viii be pleased have them call and ex
anime. noto~ui"
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CEuRGE FIJZHUGIt,s NEW BOoI~-Canuibals An
III or slaves without Jus published and for sale
TAYLOR n MAURY'S
Feb 10 bookstore, near 9th street.
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TOR RENT-The large four story brick dwelling,
mprovee ents situated street, north
10Th and permanent
be moderate Inquire No 3oi r street
March 7-s6ut
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NOTICE ~ hereby given that application will be
~ duplicate warrant, behalf hes
Nelson New deceased whose mpeeey ssgned We,
mail December eapeG
has been 0ed The General Land Once and Commissioner
Pensions pothed Of its los,,
Feb i4-6wlawt
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OBITuARY-The deceaso OF Mrs. Eliza N. Wilson, wife
of Joseph s. Wilson, esq of the General Land Office which
is announced in our columns, has cast gloom over
wide circle in this community where her memory will
long be held in kind and grateful remembrance.
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increase the Russian power in that part of Asia aud
Prince Baratnsky has received orders 10 establish with
delay, military posts and small line Of or,resses in
the newly ceded territory
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LOCAL Ew y.

CouRT CT CLAIMS March 0, ls57.-Stephen G. Hayden
u.s. The United States No. Ill Law Docket. This
was argued by Mr. Lawrence for the claimant and by Mr.
Blair the Solicitor for the government and submitted
The court called the standing upon the general
law docket for argument questions of law, far 1876
The parties being ready these will not be called
again this month.
The following will be called tomorrow, and
heard In their order
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Office Road ContractorsIt being The intention Of
the board Of directors OF the Washington and Rockville Turn
the h toll
District requested 20 address sp
ply 10 the April
next JoHN Y bktNf,
No. 30 Louisiana avenue
!. G. LEWIS,
Feb 9t--3iavt 4o7 Seventh
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No. l97 Joseph NJ. Hernandez, executor, &c.
No 1873 Do. do. do.
No. l99 Lewis Fleming, executor. ..
No ZOO Farquhar Bethune
No. GOT r. r.. Tillow ct al, executors. "
No 1856 f. L. Urriza.
No. 237. J. NJ Hernandez Ea Ea
No. 23s. Albert A, Lockwood
No. 239 Thos. APP q. Jones.
No 244. Robert s.. Garnet.
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MORAL, ME-
MATHEMATICS AND NATuRAL Science.

In The pains will be tlkeH to insure an nc
subjects pursued aud especially teach pn
rner than with multiplicity OF ru 90
Natural chemistry will heresfier be taught VIVA u
eabne o minerals VIII be hed
10 afford faculties mDerangy and physiology vii
studied such assistance may be derived nom anaiomca
snLscis Arithmetic Geometry, Algebra, nenuraon, Na,ura
Mneaiogy, Geology Botany, Physiology
Astronomy, Ancient Geography Natural III story.
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The Boston Times says.

ave but repeat the opinions Of those OF our potca
opponents who have read the document when terat
that it is of the ceaes and abes messages ever give
to the American people Like the mind of the great
man who wrote it, the address is plain concise and SOUND
in every part presenting in mirror The reflex of h
opinions entertained by the people in regard to the admin
istration of our national affairs"
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PLEASED THEIR vIsrT.--The Richmond American
states that the Young Guard have returned from Their
visit to Washington highly delighted with all they saw
and heard" Our citizens less pleased with this
fine company Of citizen soldiery.
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Busy woRK.-The magnetic telegraph line, running
from this city Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
has passed its wires within the last six months
two hundred and twenty thousand messages The line
has worked with great regularity and despatch except
such occasions the great storm and breaking up
of the Susauehanna river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
NEWS ITEMS.

THE House of Representatives have passed
bills authorizing Minnesota and Oregon to form
State Constitutions, preparatory to their admis-
sion as States; but the case of Kansas yet re-
mains in uncertainty, and will, in all proOabii-
ty, be bequeathed to the next Administration, as
heritage of perplexity and trouble.
TuE DEtEeArE PROM KAssAs.-Thc Commit
tee on Elections of the House of Representatives
have decided to report resolution declaring
vacant the seat held by Mr.. Whitfield, of Kan
sas. making no recommendations relative to Air.
Reeder.
Is the Ohio Legislature resolutions have been
offered with view to influence Congress in the
passage of law providing for the buying up
and colonization, by the Federal Government,
of all the slaves in TIE different States provided
such States will so amend their Constitutions as
TO forever prohibit slavery within their limits.
EVERY liquor shop in Monroe, Georgia, has
been closed. The citizens raised one thous-
and dollars, bought them out, and shut up their
doors
Tnr health of Mrs President Pierce contin-
ues so much affected, that it is thought unadvi-
sable for her to undertake any journey, either
to the north or south, until the settled weather
of the late spring.
GEN. JAMES SHIELDS has had public dinner
rendered him in New York, by large number
of prominent men; the list ID headed by Gen.
Scott
,rur New York Tribune scores Gottschalk,
the pianist, for making the press the medium of
publishing inaccuracies by his repeated fare
well concerts.
Tnr whole family of Mrs. Bear, in Augusta
county, Va, was poisoned last week by some
deleterious drug bought for salaratus, and used
in making bread Some of them were not ex-
pected to survive.
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A PEREU1ED BRRaEH.WhatlaAy or gentleman would re-
main under the Of breath when BY
ing the B3LN THOUSAND FL0WKRs deutIfFice would
mot only render tsWee bat leave the teeth white aahAs
teri Many persons do not know their breath bad, and
the subject & 50 delicate, their fFsds win eti0
angle drop the sBalmFs your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. A50cent bOtle vim
last year.
BRAUTgUL OoNPtE1o1 be easily acquired BY using
the tl Of Thousand EuEeTs.e u WI pfni
pies, and nom the skin, leaving son ana rose
hue. Wet towel pour two or three ros ana vlh
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsH.ifet your brush In ether
or cold EateF pour two three rupS Balm n
Thousand flowers" rub the beard wen and Il WI make
beautiful soft atr much facilitating the operation OfsT.
ing. Price only any cents.
" P. RETRIpGE CO.,
EFanklin Square, New York
Tor SAFE y I. H. LOGAN CO. Jsil-iydas
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And all Druggists.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Eek.
fIaIl fIfI1( II


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the names Of O. Y. CLICKRNER CO., proprletOrs, and
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