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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

Fuir. INddtD DTftr1rV
Mobile ..............blst l1-lod bhdaIAad
Atlantic. ............5d 16d ohda ga
Total taken for consumption, bales. .7seeso s2seso
export (ae,ual ;los,oIs stS
Sck hi, day Sdnk time 1853
American 555,ls0 $50 $50
Brazil. ....................... 4S,bIo es,!O
Egyptian .................... I5,ezO 3s,l@
East lndia.... ...........s... ol,Ioo oV,NO
West India ................ 2I30 1880
Total. COS, aso ess $50
Manchester trade IL sts depressed and the business
ransprng Is of restricted character both In goods and
yarns which though no, quoaoy lover are uns.lesee
pec OF relief In the MATERIAL and rather than accu
mulaie stocks, are strongly advocating and 70 some ex'
tent adopting, curtailment of labor.
Our grain market Is well supported, and large business
would taken place but Cor the advanced rates de-
manded by holders Supplies are scany, and not likely
10 be extensive for time, which mpars nrmness 10
the trade Wnea's 3D. TO 3D. per 20 lbs higher In value,
sos Of sale Indian corn fully az dear as as, Friday o
DAYS market closing quietly
Ashes offered more freely, and with limited sales
prices reccded 10 ass ass Sd. per cwt FOR pots
and pcaris Bark 900 bags Baltimore reported sold
at l2s Cd. 13s and retail parcels Of Philadelphia arsu
at 1ls per cwt Cloverseed-Transacons are very small
at 5ss sos per cwt lard Is dull, and sales confined 10
100 at Gle Cos per cv Rice Is only IN retail de-
mand at 2ss per cst for fine Carolina Rosn-large ar
Be- for common, up 10 1is per cst for fine qualities
Taow-Lgh, stocks tend 10 firm prices and limited In.
affects rates, and u would be difficult 10 sell Spirits at 43s
per Cwt No transactions in rough The above embrace
The weeks report In American produce.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON May 30, 1857
Consols for money and for account closed at e31s %
Consols opened weak declined 10 90 II 49, Sellers but
rallied and closed firm. shares lrm aud little doing
TdvERrooL, May go r. W.
Cotton is quiet The sales made today are estimated
at Q, 600 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
PROVISIONS generally steady.
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IAhSI ognfANIEsl AInENtlOn;,.,nrs,Dos Ia. ~ 800.
sport kinds happy public that he 90
scconodse target copsniss perhaps more 70 her gcns
satsfActon than other place out 81 town nsv,ns
and better chance for sport than anv place o n1 IN.
Bsving resolved fair last from me puonc
sope ths season W merit ATM their patronage and promise 70
ave nothing undone W please All parties nmsy somps
rert for drilling manouvrins Of All snos - Also fuy
dinner estsnt " NUMBER nneiy
o.Ic orlv required The facilities afforded 70 get 70 The Re1
House vevy convenient either with or railroad,
he Harlem steamboat Sylvan Shore MAJ ron I'VE % sir ps
srt forth day The Second avenue cars pass this piaae
WEIR minutes and always resAy 70 accommcdale
ss no" re>s'"so'e e' ""ffiSrAv A. pRovu p-~,r~Ar-
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THE FIRENIEN.

THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDs OF TRADEsMEN Es
gne Company 81 requested 10 nj the engine
house Friday June N ut O'clock 10 attend the funeral
Of our late brother member, Joseph 4. Tayior
THOs J. LOUTHER, Foreman
l.. BRowIR, Secretary.
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[From the Daily Ssws, May sol

D. p'ars that the ratification by the British 60
wctu Of the treaty a. altered by the United states
asena Jud have been matter Of course, had the
flera ne been utterly unmp0raut But that IL din
culty Which would have been go by mere repro.
pucu8l o. the document, a. amended, which then would
lave been signed eDd ratified II seems, however, that
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THE MILITARY,


THE MEMBERS OF rHE NEW YORK CITY oU ARE
will refer TO order under the head Of special notices
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China.

The overland mail had arrived OF Trieste, with dates
Hong Kong the 18th OF April and Shanghse 10 the
9th Of April Geographic despatch states that the posi-
ton affairs In Canton river unchanged. The Ra
leigh so gun fgse had run aground and the supposion
n that she lost
AT Canton great distress Is said 10 have prevailed
count OF the high price Of rice.
is said that an imperial duty upon opium had been
imposed at ShanghAe.
hfty millions OF pounds against seventy three mil
lions OF pounds last year.
Al Hong Kong and shanghae money was very scarce.
Exchange n. likd. 70 5s, and 7s. 3hd. to rs. I'd.
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The settlement OF the Neuchatel question Is thus an.
noupced in the Paris Monieur of the 26th Of Nay
The Plenpoentaries OF France, Austria, Great Britain,
Prussia Russia and Switzerland assembled yesterday at
the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and signed treaty
guating definite the Neuchatel question, by
the remuneration the part of the King Of Prussia Of
sovereign rights which treaties had given him that
Principally and by engagements entered into by the Swiss
Confederation. which of nature TO respond 70 the
deep socitude d King Frederick William for the inhabi-
OF Neuchate The text Of the treaty will be publish
ed after the exch ange OF the Publications, which 10 take
place within period Of twenty -one days.
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Court Of Cessation The servant Of person OF high rank,
acting for account of branch bank we'll known Paris,
transacted 1866, business at the Bourse the amount
OF 900 francs, with servants, doorkeepers shop
keepers, &c
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Ii said that consequence Of the intervention OF the
French Ambassador at Cohsanunope, the Modavan and
wsacbiAn refugees who had been stopped at Rustchuk
had been permi ted 10 return to their native country.
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EAyY pEfARTAEsr.

The Navy Department Of the Navy Department be
Bureau Of yards backs Construction Equipment
Provisions and Clothing Bureau o ordnance and
II-trorraphy Of Medicine and Surgery
TIE following the duties Of each Of these Offices and
Of the orce smployed therein:
4as Isaac Touoy Secretary Of the Navy Charles
NJ wssh chief clerk clerks The Secretary o the
Nayy has charge everything connected with the naval establish
mrn and the Of all laws relating thereto ntrud 70 h
under tbe general direction President Of the United States who
by constitution is commander IN che Oh ihe army anu nav!
An instructions commanders of squadrons and commanders OF
vessels Of officers commissions Of Officers poh ~ hs
navy and marine oop appointments s q o om @ smapa
I'm lie aretsrys Office All duties d the different bureaus are
pS% SsasI az smshsnR @ fS him Tue ssF
corps forms, also Ia the uuues " w ahu
the oommAndant Of thai corps should DC approved S
him.
B,reaa o Nary Yards Joseph Smith chief
An the yards docks and wbarve buildings and machinery in
navy yards everything Immediately connected win them are are
under the supenendence this bureau s also charged VII" he
management of the Naval Asylum
B4qu u oOyaesg Equipment and Repair John Len,hal esq
SS Ssr s1sser N chief The navy Daniel Marlin esq
bureau who assisted by three assistant rms 6uresa
of materials providing Of all vessels with their equipments
m. ornct o All marine steam engines the navy and with
the approval secretary decides plans for their conuc
navy c bureau and four clerks All provisions for The use O.
the navy and cans sssf WIN lne nasps ,ss sppeSo
Baya n ordaano and HyiegarhgCspt Duncan ngrahsm,
chief o bureau and Ihi bureau has
Il GlQ
cas a cannon guns powder shot shells &c and the equipment
N everything connected therewth " also pro
ydcs lsn via aps charts ohrononeers, oaroneteIs &c
rsber with such books a are fured shpsofwa The United
sts,as Naval and HydoeTapca once ~ washington
Naval Academy a AnnAf0hs, are also unusr wv
perntendenoe of the chief o this bureau.
t,r ugssa, and Sur,yv-nr William whelan surgeon Unit
, se paf chief u bureau passed assistant surgeon unea
ates bayy SDd two Everything relating 70 meenes ana
nas Aor heatmcnl ok and wounded and management o.
bsapasis cosmos within he snperlniepdene q this bureau
.... Wan
IL. n t,-a e.reary Of war: W r. DrinkArd, chief clerk
seyrn sor. rss two and four waichmen Ihe
tploWing bureaus are attached 10 this department;
osssaiao Geasal's oThs ofhce, Al The head q winch
ueutenani Genera, Scot, Is nj New York
Adjaam ogosos saIEuc cooper AsJn'AS' General
Assistau,s-Breyet u Towneend brsFet tApt
and Rreve Judge Advocate eNet hof Sonh
Lee In tvs once arc keN ~
tho records "a penpel o the army e roa NC
n s hers ybere all military commissions are made oul
ouarssrHaaay Garals Qa Najor General = = sesoP
general u Fhoas cpaAh ~ ?
Miller Major Bgr slcyen clerks ana one messsf'
Poy~ass Generals oe.oOL \ v Larned, paymaser sensrs
MAJOR Leslie ds, paymAsier; eight clerks and ono mes'en
ser
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following and Judge Of the articles;
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens ZyIobalsamum,
Dressing essential Reslorer and Is
old being often ecac0s
in cases o hair falling, &C. without the Restorer
REV " DEGS Editor Guide 70 Holiness We can testify 70 its
J" &c,
PRESaDENT II EATON L. D. Murfreezboro Tenn "Nolwh-
standing falling on Of hair ceased and
locks restored 10 original color, kc.
REV Atteboro Massachusetts has changed the
Crown Of Glory belonging 70 old men, TO the original hue Of
REV THACfIER 90 years Of age Pitcher cenAngo county,
REV d T WOOD Middetown New York MY hair and
that another Of family has greatly tckened where almost
bald .....
REV JAMES MCKEE New York city, recommends II, &c.
REV RoRTEUs sanwich Conn 1T has met my most sangnine
expectations - &c
REV j. r. GRswoID Washington H. at really eneaoious In
restoring the hair, y kc.
REV sPRATr Iewisburgh Pennsylvania We and do
cheerfuliy recommend !" &c,
REV TUsTIN Charleston, white hair has become
obyiaied, &c,
REV AMOS BLANCHARD Merden H. "we think very highly Of
your preparation" &c.
REV c. SMITH PrattSburgh surprised ind my
hair turn when ] young" kc. -
REV G. CINCH Lewisburgh Penn. II has stopped hair
falling and caused a growth" &c. .
REV A. FNK Chatauque county n Y "I am satisfied and
ommend it,"
REV NORRIS Cross River New York "n the best
ton extant"
REV WIN CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine, New York recom
mends it,"
gs- might swell list but convinced, TRY IT.
sedng all others there well a the United States.
does soil stain Sold by all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants in the u s. Cuba or Canada
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). c. Herring a Co.'S Patent Champion safes.

y, G. Herring a. Co.'S Patent Champion Safes.
rI,HE subscribers, grateful for past iavors, and
Gndng public bestOxing their patron
exhibit all
ibe enlarged their depot BY opening extensive
Broadway 2Si Of Murray street.
pte HALL Ts a warehouse with the
factory will enable the suhscr
stock Of IRE and burglar
TEef sA than other establishment the world Particular at
w be had safes for private families 10 match
The security of plate and jewery
Also
make order all kinds Of money chests vault
Halls rtcu powder proof locks for banks
1opes bank lock and Crygier's
patsHi letter lozk, wthoat hey. 's-
q C. HERRING Co,
ls5 l3T, and lae Water street, and
No. 9sl Broadway, corner Murray st. New York
" OOYIE A CO. Agents
Washington, D. c.
W. KNOWLES, Agent
May ea-IY Richmond, Virginia
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Wheeler a. w WiIsOn.


MANUFACTURING CoNPANYS IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
FaniIies AanJaoa1as, and Othys.
TINHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale,
the unanimous approval commendaon that they have
ceved the propeos warmly recommending them They
sufficiently them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
the undoub advantages that they all others
are:
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
ID. Unexamped and raridty Of operation
Noseess f..
perfection their stitching their apphea
bildy n variety Of purposes and materials
Principal Office 343 Broadway their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union.
26--lys
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TREASURY pKrAKTMINT.

DEPARTMENT.
Tie Treasury Of the Offices Of the Secretary o
the Treasy Two comptroller six
treasurer register solicitor light house board and coast sur
The following is brief indication Of these several Off
ces Of the force employed therein, respectively
spcays 0GceHon Howell Cobb, Secretary Of Tue treasury
Hon laBp Clayton engineer IN charge one
areluc and iree temporarily eEnye ana Nv
supervision transactions The ana e
Timed a he sSpcrntcnds he survey hight house
ae hospitals q the United states ana ihe con
stra4on Of certain public buildings Tor custom houses anu ~ ~
poses
Fv< const,ny's GIon. William Medl, cemptrollsr and
rfaen clerk prescrbes keeping and rendering ac
ana reylses and certhes de Alliances arising thereon
Seud Ccmgsyoglers OGceJon H Brsdrsd esq Comptroller
and seventeen He precrees the mode o. ana % M
ns aaa serses and balances arising thereon
as n Commissioner @ ne cnsopasIush J Anderson, ESQ.,
md nding ne nccops Of the customs and dbure
and for tbs building and repairing ing ea0w non' ~
and eertiaes tbs balances arising thereon
Fs Androys 06cs Jhonas j. smith, esq, First Auditor ana
een clerks lie reryss spd adjusts the accounts q e
Teyenue and appropriations and expenditures on as
ss or the orl si private Of Congress and reports
the Commissioner q The Cusaa spq 'n ~ op
rolsr resyscijyey their decision thereon.
ud a,dhs 0b5 j. D. Fuller, Second Auditor and
clerks ~ receiye a and d. adjust ~ !. ea y saos
Arsens aud R qaus relating 70 hs Indian
meui reports tho balances 20 be s eenPo'r r ms a'
TaJs aaso, omoeRober Atkinson, rrd todi,or and
s y sss ss sus s Military aademy military
ana Ibs department as well as pr pensns o
S prpy mS l Is he itafy seryla under acts q Con
rres repors balances 20 The second e9sIp % w o'
siont thereon
fout6 udaos Aaron Dsylop es2 t9gTh T ~ AassG ~ y
ro-ks He and adjusts all accounts i tne
The Navy nc1Sncnt reports the balances 20 ste 'np
uolor for his d,sssap thereon -
Fqnk assrs Go Murray Mcconnell esq nun Aluot sha a
aT certs he receives sdjusts all accounts lor an
Ruaar services performed urder se direciion 9 we %
mont and reports Che Hrs ipp'rcher" y" MS
thereon
Sh Audaors oeo. william philips ESQ auditor o r. raas
pry G e ps, nas Dpparpei hundred and outetA
clerks He receives adj1s ali accounts arising IIu
af the Department. lbs DECISIONS are ha' -
appeal twelve months 20 the firss ulg and
aands all due the Post once IN sn
pesafies imposed postniaaTs aNu A
ang do their duty he directs SUITS ana @ ~ ~
civil takes all such measures y nay ~ ~ -
ahor1d by prompt payment moneys ~
department iuarng United States attorneys, marsnas @
All matters relating receives returns from ear
Unted Of the condition and progress
legal proceedings has charge q all lands and otner pp
assigned ote United payment debts due the 10 = uhe
Department and has power dispose Of The same f ihe
1tneht Of the United States
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FashionabIe Dry Goods in New YORK.

n immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stanly ON hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
OIL cloths msttngs curtains gilt
corIices window shades, &c, &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRIcEsi
LORD a TAYLOR
255, 257, ESQ, and 26l Grand street,
26--1y CathArine
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Statuettes, Etc.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
i Of the public TO his lar go and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, ToMEsroNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
establishment norh between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
his employ and other experienced workers nne
marbles and in other description OF stone
MARBLE MANTEIs Oh THE --LATEST STYLES,
or his own manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IRTIs, DOOR AND WINDOW aI1s. CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK FIAGcING, SC
In fct everything required marble bus
ness, either utility taste for the dne arts
He deems partcular description
daily his yard where every judge for him
self
above enumerated articles bic has number Of
suitable for either the tomb
den by himself from Italy these please
not fancy he win manufacture order be desired
his varied facilities proptnes and strict attention TO business
he hopes o the expectations of his patrons.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3-d6m
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25

Cmsasp G-saafs tsss esgfe satsea estssnfs@Fy sa
-
ksspm Gs.sas Nasssa u4snaa tasssa EtsEasn asAaf@i
a-ast&ns ~ a q Haaa 80 ~ 3 x Nasai a. tAfsf
Eass~4r qesassai tmspkg Tsaaea ehhf resnaF Hltali
cagasis n q urxha. 49, saarks 40 - asn~enEw
nygugAsui Buuaa-Ca ksurt s@ssssi q a. essp@i a.
CIsit q Mea1FnH hag uisfts aA4 sm4 n-ssstss
cssa-s.s Ru-a3- ous rEsasi q ass4.as a.ssluHi
Caga Mn nassaass eeta sistaa ana nassasaEss-
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william Grandin,
uorxsT1aoH
ANp UNITED STATES COURT oF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
Ne 20 PsaEtIin sired, Ne0 Fork
osansr Nans Hampshire connecicu Rhode
ialabd Pennsyivania ONO. indiana Michigan, Iowa. Wis
ooasn, Keuturky, Tennessee Louisiana, Ala
hama, MsslsspyA, Georgia,
Kn. y.sr.sta Mnuososa and me United States Territories
Frnssuus, passnts and boantios speedily obtained
Al xmas Il n " husin~ss successfully prosecuted.
speetal Hslrnnan pad Court cs Gains business
May 1s-am
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Zen. & L. A. WhitIock d Co,

Ben. & Il. A. WhitlOck d. Co.,
l3 Beekaan Street corner of Nassau opposite the Astor
House,
PRoPREToRs PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE, CREdANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants oard Dupuy, Hennessey hnet Cas-
uln highest and sole
bande In the native proof and favor Of
CHgnac viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard veux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaser schnapps,
sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &C. &c
Ales, porers, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CREAANT.
BMGEA Co tho exclusive owners Of this wine, and
shipments by regular packets and beg those who
trial TO do under their guarantee that
will found deeacy Of favor and quality to any wine at
present imported.
Benz N. Whilock,
Edw'd A. Whtlock
Fredk J. Haversick BEN. T. A. WHlTDOCK co
Oliver W Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-ly"
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/TG 0ee%<+1S
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. S.

The person will upon bOs
payment q the Subscription BE- made q advance.
may money BY letter and
will be assumed by ourselves IN IL safe transmison
The COUNTRY PAPER Published weey during tho sessions
Of Congress and weekly daring the
Subscriptions period less than year viii be
pruyo-ioned 10 above annual rates.
asrPOsTMAsFERs agents By
sending Us HyE DAILY subscriber with enclosed
subscribers with s25 enclosed will be enied "
gratiL
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE,

IN The ety Of Washington, ID. C., and fronting on Po7nsp-
runid
rJyHE LOT is about one hundred and seventy feet
y and sixty being the ground partly occu
Id printing Office and partly o he Iu
There place In the country whe
hotel mperaivey required nor where sucn
surely prohbe The terms w DC made veI
0roabe and II needed face. Afforded In e erection Of
suitable hotel. -. .,-.,- =.
APP'' ~ 'a' w. VI wrtDFR,
No walnut street
And II not sold Bsdngs Will be ior rena A"' f-
given o. Of September, 1881.
July 25-2aw2mt unNll
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ATTORNEY GrsERAL,s orncE.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Department the Increr Hon Jacob Thomp
the Of Mississippi IT. clerical force consists Of one ei
clerk Kelly dsburng clerks and ten other regu
clerks and supervision and management are committed The
following branches Of the public service:
Pl Lands The chief Of this bureau called the toin
Of the General Land oce The Land Bureau charged
with the and sale Of the public domain and ne
from osnhrmahons Of grants
made by former governments by sales Donations o grants o
military beuutcs public improvements and Likewise me revisl
Virginia military bounty land claims, and the Issuing OF scrip
thereof The Land once also, andis It's own accounts Inc
present Commissioner i Hon T. Hendricks q Indiana Us prm
bees draughnan, assistant draughhn and some 100 clerks
of various grades. - !,
WLng o Virginia charged with the exan
nation and Adjudication all arising the various and
passed Congress granting bounty land or pensions
military naval In tine revolutionary and subsequent
wars in which the United states hays neen ne ~ %
euy clerks which Congress- TO enable him to meet th
ekatalnats n n y @ ~ sirant dsne,"ipaons
3 Of Indian Affairs ad interim Charles
Nix oGeprgown He provided with chief clerk and abon
fifteen other subordinate clerks ..
An pn7 OaoTo This bueau the execution and
p Of all acts things touching respecting the grant
inc auI issuing patents useful discoveries inventions
and the collection cf statistics relating to agriculture
1 csn and darbuton Of seeds plants cuttings has
chief by acting Commissioner OF Patents II
t Conmissioncrtwere principal ana WE'VE as
sint examiners II patents subordinate permanent
cer beside considerable number Of temporary employees
BESIDES these four principal branches Of this executive depart
ment The organic ACT f lsS transferred the Treasury De
M, ~ tle accouras u the United marshA
and attorneys of the United states eours the manage
~s ~ ma ead ana other mines uned aies and the affair
Of The Of l United strit of Columbia ant
from Department the duty taking and RETURNING the zen
suses a the ad states supervising and directing the acts
a., AZ Pba Buildings hospital for the insane
Of The frt 81 tounbm hio unoer .p
management oC dis deyanent asdion which, by laws re
Gently passed the secretary the Interior e4Iged with the con
strcon roads leading 70 NE Pnetre
T. requires additional building br is accemmoda
, and re erection repeatedly reconlpepded durn
rbs as fsw gears that At present te l0h ce
wis .1 in "winders Building whil
w., anre ~ The department including the secretarys Office
are an crowded into the Patent obce building inc Wnos o. %
viii be required al an aafs a~F l"r He '''~ ~ ' '
Ii.i, t,raa pinalVi ntpIirs
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PER
CENT. STOCK.

FINHE holders Of the following certificates of debt
The state q Virginia viii take notice that the "Com
the sinking fund win proceed the Slst day Of oc
1857 redeem the said certificates at te treasury OF the Com
hoacs q certificates required the sad
1857 the The Office Of the second
Whether SURRENDERED n the interest thereon viii
that day
passed leth February s25 entitled An act making
provision esc the entitled San act for clear
improving The navigation a James river and for uniting the
and by the James and KanaNhA rivers and
for other purposes"