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GRowiNG RURAL. Yankee Hill has pur-
chased the cottage of Mr.. Rufus Robertson, OF
Batavia H. l., and intends making that village
bis future residence.
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70 The public respectfully reformed th5tb Ihr
'rdinaRce OF the city, regulating tht numbering U the
HIses, the subscribers nuihher hes hgpn changed
from a6 to ~, OF which he customers and strangers
viii pteasc take nHuCG,
The Proprietor ct GEG celebrated VEGETABLE
iITfERS aud COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
OCCASION to eai the attention OF strangers visiting
the city, and OhCTs, to the superior qualities of the
hove medicines Tor the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
COMPLAINTS, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
ISM, Colds, Coughs Consumption, ans many other
complaints to which liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the dav,
he has his possession number fro m respecta-
bile Individuals, all tGstiynY TO the ViTuet of hcse
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity return
grateful thanks to discerning public who have
extended his medicines such liberal support
their introduction INTO this city; and he is happy
the heller that they have been productive of much
good wherever used AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufactures he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them b
spurious aTuCle Every bottle of his medicine 8
irard and stamped with his name the top of the
cork also fac sima of his name the label on The
side Of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
b. not deceived.
Hrs ANrI-BILIOUS PILLS are Rcknow ledg ed TO
be "A most rxce"ut remedy for bilious complaints.
They are exteRsiv lily used, aud rOnOunced one of
the beet famry meticines now before the public.
1 In addition u the ab1ve M has any other N Ed.
CINAL PREPARATIONS OF his own manufactures
loge theT ith great variety OF PERPUMERY, eata-
Hgues Of which can be seen at hi5 store and which
! he warrants to be equal To any III the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 81 Baltimore stree,
| Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market,
N. b. Remember the No., 3s, as the genuine art-
cles arc for sale at no other place III Baltimore. MIC
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MURDER. A man named Mitchell was SHOT
dead last eek near Dayton, Ohio, BY another
aaRed lphMlon.
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DIR. TOWNsBND'S COMPOUND
Extract OF SaFSaDaHilI:s

TWNHlS EXTRACT Is put up quart hotties
4 II ! Slz tunes CheapeT. pIeasHnirr, asd warrant
ID Suneiinr 10 any sold. h cuIes DISEASES wIth0u
Vomiting, PurglnP, SCk' Mug 0t DrbiIialing the pa
ueni, and IL ptflicnIaIly adapted for
SPRING IND SUMMER MEDICINE
The great beauty aud superiority Of this Sarsapariih
over all Otnrr remedies, il, while Il eradIcaIes
disease, ii InvlgOtates the body.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER CON
PLANT, COLDS, COUGHS, CATARRH,
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
SORENESS IN the CHEST,
HECTIC FLUSH, NIGHT
SWEATS.I IFFICULT
OR PROFIT ST. EX-
PERTURBATION,
PAIN " THE
SIDE. Sc
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.TRANGERs' GUIDEi

~ MEDICAL NOTICE.
As much imposition and gH cktrv is pactised
upon those unacquanted in large cily, all should
know where, under atftIctOn, they may be able 10
consult regular Physician, and one who mas d.vOI
I'd the most OF his lite to tue SHADY and cure of Vene
raj or Private Diseases
DR. HARRIS MEDICAL OFFICE,
Lock lniTmary, No IS East Pratt-st.,
seven doors from the Bridge,
Sign On Window aud Door.
Or. HARRIS is well known to the cifiZens of Bal
more, and Graduate OF Cambridge Hens s4ociatsd
with an eminent practitioner from New Oreins,-
Thus persons will he certain 6nd one of them al
ways IN the Otace. Their long experience enables
them 10 have Medicines always prepared and put up
TOR different PriUate Drseaus-so that any one leaving
the city by calling al the Office wOgld meet no depn-
ton, The Medicines produce n" sickness, norreQure
low diet and hiHarance from business Ten years
proof If their virtue before the public have given
them sIgher standing than any Otkers in the CITY,
DR.. n. warrants Il perfect cure or makes no charge
All week.-mrs. of the organs speedily removed and
fun vlg0r restored. Gravel, Piles, Fever and AguG
Drnpsy, Asthma, and all Chronic Complaints promptly
treated and Soen relieved, Or. II. may he consulted
by letter (post paid and treatment rendered.
Terms always moderate. Office with several pri.
waite rooms, open from the nor ang 10 II al wight
n. d. All complaints IN females skifully treated
by DR. II. Observable Mercury, Balssm or disgust
ing mixture arc used by DR. II iy3l
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ONE PRICE BOOT .TOkE.
u; ,,bi,r -, Al -

ONE PRICE BOOT .IOkE.
asR Sti making. AZ No ~ Fxcu,ssv
~ PLACE, nv S3 BOOTS, which are
- VI ~ hard 10 heat, az my Numerous .us
@esrD FL %1sB rOm"rS will testify. In 4ddirlon IN
kA which aal making f7RFss ROOT
for $3.50: STITCHED Boot IS; Inwod
Boot 81 50; Cork Bnnt 81 50 10 S5; double soIed
water rron si.5d To IS; tho real Patio Alto or 7 nil
Boot, as; Boots florrd 50 50 All done with aelt
n ss and despatch, wholesale and TptnH.
EDWARD CHOATR
M. n Exch,nse place
Nh ROOTs exchanged for DIZZY GOODS
GROCERIES, OF
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A Coop BUSINESS. Mr. Forests last en-
gagemenL at the Boston theatre continued fiji.
teen nights, and the average receipts were $3.50
per night, producing $500.
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Or. TOwns1nd-DeaT Sir: | have been entirei,
cured, by using your Extract Of Sanapara, of
chronic lnfIaRmat0iy Jtsumatism, with which
have heeR afflicted for the last Two years very severe
ly. have endured the most agOmzins pains; ny
feet aud legs were dreadtuIIy swollen, aud there
have been months when | was unable 10 attend Ia
my business Being cured of The Rheumatism, anC
having my general health restored by your agreeable
medIcme, thought could do o less than acauan,
you OF my success1n using your SarsapuiiIa Per
haps | should add, that used the prescriptions Of
Ph sicians, and purchased some of all the enbroca
tons aud 0nlments in the market, and received nc
benefit. Yours. sc.
WILLIAM LIPPlNCOTT, 225 Water st.
New York, November 10, 1916.
Dr. Townsend: You remember that when | OBJ.
tanned bottle OF your Sarsaparla, and promised il
1t effected cure, to give You a ce ufcate. am
happy 10 have It IN nv power u return The favor.
had heen sorely afflicted b. the Rheumatism fol
months: much OF the time Sc bad that cou'd mel
iheT eat, sic, MOI walk. IL would BIZ Impossible for
me tn desc be the PAIN and agony endured. Tried q
number of remedies without being benefited. A
gentleman, who knows the qualities of your Sarsa.
parilc induced me 10 try bottle. did so. and TO
my great astOniSlmeRt, II in few days effected q
perfect cure; If any are incredulous, invite Them ia
cal ON me, and promise TO satisfy them of the truth
of the above
IRA GODFREY, No. Liberty street.
lhonu AaFo
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LIGHT HOUSES. There are 26s Light Hou
SOS and Floating Lights in the United States,
of which SO are in Massachusetts and So in
New York.
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READ THE PROOF.
RHEUMATISM.

This SarsapaIa is used with the most perfect sue.
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe 0I
chronic. The astonishing cures it has performed
are indeed wonderful. DINER remedies some tmcs
give temporary relief. This entirely eradcIates il
from the system, even when the limbs and bones art
dreadmily swollen.
nr Townsend: was attacked with distressing
pain in my hip Joint, so bad that | could not walk
without my clutches; and much OF the time was
obliged to keep my bed. tried several remedies, but
they dih not relieve me. then called on one of Oul
first Physicians; he did not help me. heard of your
SaTsapara. and Obtained bottle, and in a few days
ii cntiIely cured me, and am as we'll now a. ever.
ASHBELL WALKER, ~ Daniel ST.
Albany, January ., lS45.
DC Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford, Conn. The
following Is extract of letter received from hE-'
DIR. TOwnsend-l have us.d one bottle of your Sar
sapaTilla, and find il is excellent in lis eff cts upOR
chronic tleuRlflic pam 10 which am subject, from
an injury accustomed several years ago IN pubic
sage Please send me Two bottles to the OF DR.
Seymour have eOnversrd with Two OF our prinCi.
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsaparlla
SIaEH TERRV
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PARDOEEp. Gov. Pratt has pardoned G eo.
Graves, the young man recently convicted at
Ilagerstown, of stealing $50. The pardon
was granted at the request of the Court, jury,
and large number Of citizens.
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MEDICAL. OFFICE

No. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
First du0rnum Baltimore 81 gong towards the dock)
IENAkE NOTICE. of nr. kUGEKS' NAME on
n different parts If the Uficr
Attendance from a. NJ. Iiil 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED
FE-RO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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DOCTOR HUET.

a MEMBkR UFIHE MEDICAL FACULTY
n OF PARIS, LicenIiate the Medical Faculty
OF NEW ORLEANS, Regetrrcd tn The 95th tOIiO
Also, Graduate OF the Medical Faculty Of Mary
land, since the 3D. OF April, 1859,
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NIB. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine arti-
Giles for sale at other place in Baltimore nl6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-30
Errors in the Treatment Of
Horses.

When horse shys or sheers at some UNI
accustomed object, which all young horses
will do, never speak sharply, or worse than
that, strike him, fyou would avoid his start
ing the next time he sees the same or any
similar object. Almost any horse may be
brought to confirmed habit of shyeing by
such treatment. What should be done then?
Check him to a walk; give him time to see the
object, and he will take little or no notice of
it.
fla horse stumbles or trips it is common
practice to strike him for that. This will not
mend bis habits of tripping and stumbling,
but viii add to them, if he has spirit, that of
springing Iorwul,.. with dangerous quickness
whenever it occurs, as he will expect the lash
10 follow asa matter of course. The remedy,
if it can be called one, is, keep an eye upon
the road, and where from stones or uneven
ness the failing is apprehonded, tighten the
rens and enliven the horse, but never strike
him after the accident s....i .......,.,.... ....
As you would save the strength and wind
of your horse drive slow up hill, and as you
would save his limbs, and your own, drive
slowly down hill. -...,,.r. ,...-. ..,-.t. o., p.
Never wash ofyour horse with cold water
when he is ho, or let him drink it freely in that
state. Ifthe water's quite warm, will not
hurt him. r.f..,.... ...,.,.f . ...r..
Do not permit the smith when he shoes
your horse, to CRIT any portion Ofthe soft part
of what is called the frog Of the fnoi--this is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-30
hH L.N 900 !iu.luJ luiu gIII. {.
3. BY Al G. Chadwick,

TERMS OFTHE called OMAN. 81 so
ifpaid within the yeurj $500 If delayed be-
yond that time, No paper discontinued till
all urreurages are paid except at the option of
the publisher. tf1'l f'l. i' U.'' .r.
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-03
Z. Z. oRREY

From a letter Published In yesterdays
North american, signed by A.. A. Phelps and
CD. Cleveland, addressed to the Governor
OF maryland we learn that the application re-
Gently made for Torrey's release, based on tho
condition Of compensation to the SHAREHOLDERS
Is now entirely withdrawn. The reasons
given for this, are, that Mr.. Torrey's health
10 so pFostfaied as not 10 warrant the hone of
his surviving many weeks, even if'set at lih-
erty, and that his friends do not feel author
RED to expend a sum so large, and which
might be SO much better bestowed, for the
poor privilege offIaving him die in the bosom
OF his family; desirable as such a privilege
certainly is. Mr.. Torrey, we understand. en-
iirely acquirsces in the action ofhis friends.
This We think a wise move, and if the an-
thorities have any flesh in their hearts. or
whether or not, if they have any fear of the
coming lniamy which will certainly DO the
Ts~ard Of their refusal, they will make haste
10 give this dying man his libery.-Pa. Free
man. t-r p. = rICMs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-03

FRIENDS EDITons JAS. Barnaby, in his
communication in the Bugle of the goth ult.,
thinks 1t absurd that l do not admit hmm
rally and corruption to exist in the Society
Of Friends which it takes no measures to re-
move because acknowledge that it is Justly
chargeable with certain errors! This posi-
ton OF mine, says he, surprises him more
than anything l have written. On this point
| am willing my consistency should be iud ICED
OF by those acquainted with the use and an.
of terms, and who have read nv
communications in the Bugle on The subject.
Friend b, however assumes a very impor-
'anI part Of his argument on this point, by ta-
forgranted that no measures have been
taken to remove the errors which | admit
to exist in the Society. He does not proba.
BY know the contrary to be correct. hare
such knowledge.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-03

81 love agitation when there is cause for il
the alarm bell which ~startles the inhabj-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
cd in their beds. "-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-03

0~Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-03

part, in ascertaining whether the main facts
were correct or not; and certainly justice to
the rest of those Friends, requires that we
should all feel interested in correcting any
misstatrments concerning them.
b. b. D..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-03
.NTI-SLAVERY BUGL

eALGM, p 3, as0D.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-03
Yours truly
A QUANDOM BUCKEYE.

We would say to cur correspondent that
We know something about Phonography out
here; not only have lectures been delivered
upon the subject in various parts of the State
but even in some Of our country villages
classes in Photography have been formed
[EDRs.
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Hlisteilaueous .
CaVZE WIRE Window Shades.

EaTZE WIRE Window Shades, Ere Screens, &c
VI kes- beautiful articles are not only fashionable and
Ornamental hui the uses TO which they are APP
piled render them spenabe articles ul furniture
tins BINps admit an The light and free circulation Of air,
-ertlate he room and prevent the paint and furniture
from hejng sord r. they completely exclude al dies,
ru-ketocs and other insects, while ihrv afford those in
side fun view 10 the and prevent persons the
outside from seeing the room.
Ry The Use Of this article ron only avoid The annoy
snce of irsecls but the trouble and expense Of
repsnting your and repairing and cleaning your
furniture.
Tnr Far SCREENS biord nll ofthe IRE without
injury To the eyr and entirely obsiruct the heat
These Articles manufactured 10 order by the
subscribers OF any shape with any desc pion
oi frame required from the paincs The most pentiilv
ornamental The paintings are by the rt artists, either
III, asie OF The purchaser Also in sheets Of any 9Th
width foreign markets, al in the finest oil co'ors.
" B Persons In Nev-Y1rh or IL vicinity by sending
hrr address win be waited by the manufacturer and
every explanation given. LEE & co
Office No. BlrecKer--t.
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. UPHAMs
- fternai Remedy for the of Plies. The Vegetable
eel phscinn of York city il the Only really
csssi remedy for that dangerous aud distressing complaint
the Piles ever offered TO the American public.
The Electuary contains Mnsrn! Medicine, Hoes
Cooey, Gbose, other powerful and irritating pnrgn
live No fear OF aking cold while under Influences
change in diet necessary taken according 10 directions
q for llte guaranteed
ino,h,r Certificate rii to thu hundreds that NJ.
reaiy been received OF the efficacy of Or Cphams Flee,
mnty Nslv-YoRS. August p, 1886.
Ms.rs. Hyatt 4 Kr;chdm-Gehs: For seyersi years past
have been troubled with Piles very cosve state OF
he bowels indigestion and weakness OF the system Blu;
my complaint being 10 disable me from
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
icnes that until this Spring never used any medicine or
applied To physician for relief The Piles then being 40
severe lat allowed several operations TO be performed
without any hereA. Determined aler this 10 try other
means read an advertisement OF cure guaranteed by
thu of Or. Uphams Eecmsry. purchased three
boxes NJ your store and from the use OF which found
myself entirely cured of the Piles and my health much
improved. remain, S!rs your much indebted friend.
The writer OF the above from motives of delioacy, de-
cnps having hs used but authorizes ia TO refer 70
him show Tho oriE inal CeTii6cGIe Ia lnse 10 may
doubt lis authenticity.
Another fact IN relation 20 he efficacy Of Dr. uPhem-
Electunry; PHILNDtLPHti Sept, q, 1916.
aicted win what called Chronic Dysentnry. have
suffered with it since, and physicians have told M
that my liver effected and that my bowels ulcer
aed for blood and pus. attended with peculiarly putrd
smell, the frequent discharges. short time since
made vis 10 Massachusetts IN hopes OF benefit from
change OF air hut suffered more severely lhnr before
" lille there physician offered 10 me for so IN three
months Happily IN the midst of Intense pain, occasion
ally relieved by laudSnum, saw in wrapper OF your
Elecmary perfect description complaint together
with many certificates OF cures This give me great con
ed 70 a a INN iT P H. mo- u or n n s g V
can . humanity BY subscribing 10 IL merits.
Respectfully yours BENJAMIN PEKClNAL,
No. 20 South Sixth 81.
tall. by WYATT q KETCHAM I21 EIIion-s, N. I. and
&. Sloane, si Fulton 81 BROOKLYN. Price 81 Tvs en-
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ARRIVED.


Snip Exchange Conkin, % DIS I'm New.orleans cot
ton &c. TO w ~ Hazard.
Bremen ship Emmn. Adznrd - d. I'm Bremen ndse,
10 Pavenstadi & Schumacher Aug 81, in tie British
Channel saw bark Floriana from New Orleans for Rre
men Same day, spoke bark Empire OF Boston. from
Bremen for New York; bark Philadelphia from Bremen
for philadelphia Sept 2oth lat 40 10 long Ga 10 spoke
Bremen ship Johanna, from Bremen tor Baltimore.
10TH experienced heavy gale OF wind split lore ana
maintopsail &c.
10th hides TO master Sailed in company with three
masted schr Hammer Woodburn for Rio Sept I'd, lat l.
long 81 w came up with aud joined The convoy under
q ) snop Plymouth, Commander Henry from Rio. cou
ssting OF bnrks Partridge and Anita bgs Moniezuma
Kelly, from Rio for New-Vork and Harblnger Tor do
sept os parted company witt. the convoy IN gale ct
wind from Me- lat ~ 81, lon O.
Brig Holly Bush, knight IL de I'm Lubec, Me plaster
master.
sehr Morning Star Burgess, I'm Port au Prince, Sept
18th with coffee end ogwood. 10 A G Rossire \ Co.
Left briggs Southe Drew to sail next day for the Coast
10 load for BOSTON Alert Acrson for Boston soon Brig
Albert Perkins Pierce sid the 18th for the Coast 10 load
for NYork Sop, 80 in lat 81 90 long - 40 ie in with
tho wreck of the brig Josephine OF Richmond boarded
her and found person board her foremost gone
close to the dock about half the mainmast standing
rigging sails and boats gone she tight and no water
in her hold boxes OF goods had been broken open and
the goods taken out When Capt B. left her she had
steam engine cssk of hams. crockery ware and one AN
Choir the bow. She had been previously boarded by
aorne other vessel
Schr Hope, Pa,,en Ia de m Charleston rice, to order
Sept 18th OF Charleston, ship under iurymast
bound in 9Th, Capo Henry bearing West AZ miles dis
tant, ship under lurymast bound IN the nearest
port Same time the wreck OF schr Livingston, OF
beverly, full of water.
schr Elisha Ruckrnan Mitchell, DIS i'm Nantucket TO
SehT W Slavery. Wilder, DIS FIN Virginia coal
q Schr Columbls, Cotheal Alexandria -four
Schr II Hayens, Brown, ; Dis I'm Virenia corn
Schrs Wesley, B Smith, and NJ Parker, ell 8 Dis TN
Virginia, pine wood.
Schr RenowI Lowell, 8 DIS I'm Boston, mdse
Schr ChAlenke, Foster, Thomaston, lime.
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MARINE JOURN NAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.


CLEARED
shps Samuel Hicks Bunker, Liverpool, Hicks 4 Co..
st Patrick Proa, Liverpool, Ogden; Beurens Flor
Hamburg Schmidt & Balchen.
Banks Isabella, Mckee, 81 Croix, Aisop Chaunccy
Acola Davis Norfolk Nesmth & Walsh
Brigs New. Orleans, Bramhall Bermuda. Tucker &
Liehtbournc; Helen Mar Card ST John, NB Arrowsmth
& Wheeler.
schooncrs Ann Rcbecca Clark Barbadocs Fernando
Wood: Montreal Jones. PhilHd; Baltimore latourcte.
Baltimore johnson & Iowdcn Delaware Parsons Port
land &c
sloop Midas French Providence.
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otice OF the NET.YosS NO ERIE R-,iL Rom Co.

- Wall-si New-Iork, iUg. %, 1876.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen thar proposals VIII be receiy-
I'd until the 18Th day OF October next for The grading
masonry and bridging required 10 complete that portion OF
the Newly ork and Erie Rail Road between point three
miles east Of Port Jeryis, IN Orange county, and the wi
hage of Binghanton, IN BroUme county & distance OF
about lS3 miles.
Maps and profe. estimates and specifications viii be
found efer the lU OF September IN the office OF the Com
pany al NevlOrk city where every necessary inOuna
non Will be given The Engineers the line OF the road
VIII also furnish all requisite facilities 70 contractors de-
sirOus OF examining the route
The line VIII be divided into sections OF convenient
length .or construction, and proposals writing VIII be
received the NewYork Office for the whole Or any part
OF The work. By order Of tie President and Directors
aG3l lawt Octl r. 5 BROWN. Chief Engineer