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The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
VOL. 11-No. GIG.

quire into the expediency of amending the
law, SO as to require Clerks Of the Superior
Court to Withhold all certificates from the
Judges; until all the cases on docket shall
have been tried or disposed Of. Adopted.
Mr. Cherry, Resolution, that the Com
mittee on Internal improvements be in
structed to inquire into the expediency OF
permitting the Stoc khuiders in the Raleigh
and CASTOR Road to Mortgage the same
for the purpose Of rebuilding; which was
adopted.
Mr. Pesram. bill to incorporate the
Raleigh aud Summcrv,le Plank Road.
Referred.
The reports from the standing Com.
mittees being now in order.
Mr. Saunders. from the Committee on
the Judiciary. reported in favor of the bill
to restore Jury trials to the County Courts
of Buncombe, with an amendment, which,
was adopted.
Also reported in favor Of the bill concern
ing original attachments, with an amend
ment proposing to strike out the second
section, aud insert in the first section
clause extending the right to Clerks to
issue alta chmcnts.
Also, reported favorably to the bill to-
give name to the County seat of Forsyth
proposing the name of Winston.
Also, in relation to- the memorial to
attach part of the County of CASTOR to
caveland-reported adversely, aud begg-
ed to be discharged from farther considera-
ton which was concurred in.
Mr. Rayner, from the Committee on
Internal improvements, reported favurabIy
to the bill to incorporate the Greenvilfs
and Raleigh Plank Road with an amend
ment, limiting the amount uf any yearly
dividend to 25 per cent. Adopted.
Mr. Taylor moved to amend by adding
section, making individual stockholders
liable for the acts of the company to the
amount OF their subscription, and called
for the ayes and nays; but was finally in
duccd to withdraw the amendment. and
the bill was put OH its second reading.
Mr. Wilson from the committee on pri-
vatc bills reported in favor Of the bill tu
incorporate Lumberton division No. "a
Sons Of Temperance aud the bill W as put
Oh it's second reading.
Mr. Johnston, from the same COMMITTEES,
reported favorably to the Bill to incorpor-
ate Robe son Institute, in the County Of
Robeson' and also to incorporate Buena
Vista Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F., in the
put on their second read.
Mr. Cherry offered the following Rcsolu-
tions:
Whereas, There are many conflicting
opinions with regard TO the sggressiops of
Northern fanatics upon the rights Of the
South.
Resolred, Therefore, that we will have the
Fugitive Slave law fght!
Which. on his motion, was made the
special order of Of the day for the Gath Of
December.
The Bills on their third reading being
now in order, the bill to incorporate the
Grcenvilie and Raleigh Plank Road was
taken up and passed.
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TabIe Of POstoges.


Letters not over 800 miles, 81 10 20 30
Letters over 500 miles, I0t 20 10i 90
Dropped letters, p 2 2
Letters by British mails. 24l As 90 Ia
Newspapers not over 100 miles,
within the State, for each
sheet or Supplement-, cent.
Do. ! 90 miles and out of the
State, cts.
To be prepaid if not sent from
the office of publication
Pamphlets, Magazines, Periodi
Gals and all other printed mat
ter, except as be fore and under
mentioned-for each not over 4
"a 81 II 5.
a fraction of not to be
regarded.
Circulars and handbills not
single cap size and unseded-
(to be prepald) 3 cents.
The Cunard line of ste01ners is under contract
pay with Great Britain. for carrying mails. and
all the postage except 5 cents on letters carried
from the U. States BY that line, is received by
Great Britain; but the Collins line is under
tract with the United States, and all the postage
except cents letters carried out oy this
line, is recei, ed by the States.
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NOTICE..

ALL persons indebted to US either by note or
account, previous to the lst Sept. last re-
ouested to call and settle by the 1st January
next. and likewise those indebted to either of
nc evious to the time of copartnership.
are especially requested to call and make pay
ment. >1,2,.
Nov "a. 1880. $685. pd.
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WATCHES & JEW ELRY

The subScrib gives notice to his old friends
and customers, and the public, that he has re
Sumed the
WATCH AND SILVERSMITH BUSINESS,
and Is now receiving good assortment of goods
in the line. such as
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Important to Mill Owners.
FAYETTEVILLE FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP.

The undersigned is now prepared to furnish
Castings of every description, at the shortest
notice. Those in want ct Castings, Will find it
to their interest to leave their orders at the
Fayetteville Foundry and Machine Shop
He is prepared with four lathes and other
tools, to put up machinery of any description.
HENRY c.. HALL.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 49, 1850. 612-tf
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NEGROES WANTED.

The s,bscr;ber will paw ash likely young Negroes
and female, the Of to years He may
~ SHERMAN JOHNSON
Nov. % 1850 ole-u
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PRICES OF
N ~ % -
AT THE CAROLlNIAN OFFICE.
ErOm nd after the I st of Sent. $40.

For all such Blanks we keep for sale, GO
cents per quire.
Where Blanks printed to order, the prices
will range from 80 cts. to 81 SO per quire, thus:
uuire can blanks 50 ppr Ouire
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POST OFFICE INFORMATION

a single letter means any weighing ounce
avoIdrupos or less. A letter weighing over o.
and less than 2 isregarded as 4 letters
Newspaper, means a paper of 1900 square in
ches or less.
No p. M. can frank letter weighing over J.
ounce, except on 'official Business
Postage on letters from any Office in the T. S.
to and from California, Territories on the
Pacific, 40 cents prepaid not Newspapers
and pamphlets cents each, sea postage, and the
inland Postage to be added, ifanv.
+ 2. MS whose CONS $500 or less for the
year ending June so, 1850, can send and receive
each on their private business.-They can
frank to California, any other place in the U.
S. possessions, but not beyond
Postage on letters to China, &C. may be rs
cents or A. cents.
Postage on regular or transient papers, or !
cents, and 50 per cent. commission on them.
Total postage on papers to Great Britain 4
cents, 2 cents to be paid in each country; to any
place through Great Britain cents, prepaid.
The Postage on letters, from Great Brit
ain is "a cts. the single rate.
The frankIng privilege travels with its pos
sessor.' A Postm aster can frank thrOugh h any
office he may pass in travelling, but he cannot
send franked letters from his office at the
same time.
Pos ostmasters whose annual compensation is not
over $500, may frank names of subscribers and
money to newspapers.
Postmasters entitled by law to the follow
ing commissions on the amount of letter postages
received by them IN each quarter Of the gear,
aud in due proportion of any fractional part of
quarter but Postmaster can receive larger
compensation from commissions than $500 per
quarter:
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PNRLISAED
EVERY SAT Az
P32N n Sc

In advance, per year,$2 90
Not paid in advance, Z SO
Not paid until six
months have expir-
ed, 800
Not paid till the year
has expired, $50
No subscription received
for a less time than a wear.
unless the price be paid in
advance.
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A commission of so per cent, is allowed
postage Of Newspapers, Pamphlets, and Maga
zines; also two cents is allowed for the delivery
Of each free letter, Excepting free packets Of
printed matter, such as Speeches, &C. though
made up in letter form,) to officers where the
commission does not amt to $500.
On letters received for distribution at such
offices are designated for that purpose by the
Postmaster General, commission Of per cent.
is allowed Postmasters whose annual compen-
sation is not over $500 may frank names ofsub
scribers and money to editors.
At Offices where the mail regularly to arrive
and ) O'Clock in the morning, 80 instead of 40
per cent is allowed the first 100 of letter
postage.
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Application will be made to the
General Assembly for charter for a Plank Road
from Fayetteville to the Raleigh and Wilmington
Railroad. to be styled the Fayetteville and East
ern Plank Road.
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is 5 years age copper colored; feet or inches
high and b ad on when taken grey coored frock
blue woollen pants. The OF
said is hereby notified forward. pro-
perty charges and take him away he will be dealt
the law directs.
WM. L. CALAIS, Jailor.
Nov %, 1850 613-tf
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NOTICE.

~ q Taken up and committed to the
<As2 Jail of Cumberland county N. c.. Oh
& /Sc%N Sunday the 18th inst. negro man
vi la who his is SAM and says
he belongs to a Mr. Spralls of Georgia.
&sEA He g carried to Richmond
Gy9SA Va Il named Geo. Moore and
80 ~ sold o another named Stark
Ey who sold him to Mir Spralls. He
e. then carried Aiken 5. G.. and put
to Mnrk he Railroad. Said
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CoMMTssIos on CLAIMS AGAINST NO.

COMMISSION on CLAIMS AGAINST Mrx.aa
Warrington, Friday June %. ls50.-The 80
met pursuant 70 adjournment: present, -.
members. The Board resumed the consic
OF several cases heretofore partially cons 500,
and thereupon came to an opinion that the ciair
Of John P. Schatzell, French Strother, Joachim
Fox, Henry Gisner, Henry Breeze, Adolphe Seuze-
nesu. George g. Miller, Pierre Seuzeneau, al min
istratraor Of Emile Seuzeneau, Sidney Uds,
Elihu d. Smith. George East and Archibald
STEVENSON, are valid claims against the Repablic OF
Mexico, and allowed the same accordingly the
amounts to be awarded TO the said claim ants sub
ject to the future action Of the Board.
Ordered That when The Board adouns day Il adjourn
10 Moudsy the is,h dsy OF November next
Ordered also That The Secretary notice 20 be pub-
lished In tho National Iieeesesy R<psbife and Ussss
papers that memorial viii bs received the Board
after the lei day OF February next unless for specs rea-
sons shown, which must be verified by afisv; ssd that
all where orss have been received not vet
decided, be eel down for bearing the 6rsl Monday Of
December and further delay In any be wsnssl
motion In writing TO that effect must be submitted on OF
DetoTe that day setting forth The for delay
The Board then adjourned
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL,
Spanish Outrage on American Vessels.

From the Savannah Morning News. Extra June %.
The schooner General Tsylor Capt. Wright ar
rived at our port yesterday afternoon. in 80 DAYS
from Chsgres. She was bound to Turks Island bat
shifted her ballast At sea, and put in here for
fresh supply. When Off Cape Antony, on the 18th
inst she was boarded by Lieutenant and Midship.
man. and eight Spanish soldiers, armed with car.
oines. cutasses and boarding pixies, from Spanish
war steamer. The Captain Of the General TAYLOR
produced his papers, bat this did not satisfy the in
soient spanierds, who were very insulting and
Overlooking in their department toward Captain
wright and his crew. They persisted in overhaul
ing bus vessel and searching her from stem 10 stern,
aho nnaiy demanded the schooners roll. After re-
departure.
The Gen. Taylor was in company, off Cape An.
tone. with the brig Nevus, tof Beverly, Mass from
Masinello, Cuba, bound to Boston. The Soauish
man.oi,Sar also overloaded the brig, and detained
This is putting in practice the right Of search
In good earnest. Our Government will of course.
make prompt inquiry into the affair, aud take Of
hclent measures to prevent the recurrence of SINH.
lar outrages on merchant ships
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Proceedings of the Caucus of the Friends Of
California-Iu Temper, &c.
Coryesooudence OF The Tribune.
WAsHIsGTos, Frida


wAsHIssTos, Friday June %.
At eI O'Clock JAMES ID. DoTY Of Wis. author OF
the California BILL called the meeting to order by
nominating WALTER BooTH of Conn. as Chair
man. AMOS Tuck Of ~ II. was appointed 8ecre-
,arv. The Chairman having stated the object Of
the meeting,
PRESTON KIso Of N. Y. moved that it DO de-
clared the determination Of the friends OF Cali
fornia present to vote against every measure
which might be designed 10 embarsss the ad-
mission Of California independently OF oil other
questions and that they be considered pledged &C
cordingly.
JoHy OrIs of Ne. suggested that, though those
present here agreed as TO the purpose Of the mo-
lion. il was q question worth considering whether
IL was best 10 proceed TO business tonight. The
protracted session today had naturally thned the
attendance tonight.
uosEs B. CoRwIs OF Ohio was in favor Of inde-
nendeut action on California, bat he feared that
the friends of the MEASURE would be thwarted by
the management Of it's enemies, as intimated
Joshua II. GIDDIsSs was for action tonight
There were enough present for success II they
would only determine 10 hang together. They
we're sufficient numerically 70 control the hour o
meeting from day 70 day and the hour Of adjourn
meDt He was 70 favor Of meeting At ten O'Clock
and sitting I'll Eve at least He believed that
prompt and persevering action would bring out q
strong vote Tor California a. Z separate measure.
He believed that if it were understood that Cali
fornis must be admitted or rejected on liz naked
merits, there would be clear majority Of forty
votes for it in the House.
Hueg WHITE of New.York hesitated about
voting for the motioa Of his colleague Mr. KIso).
They were all egyeed as 10 measure. But there
was question o. time 10 be considered He thought
the appropriation bills should be voted on h1t.
GEORGE By.rG6s Of New-York regretted the thin.
ness Of the meeting He agreed with bis friend
would mike no difference. The appropriation bills
were Important He feared that the machinery
the p.ies would be applied by the enemies OF Caa.
bU.ia ~ ste Is, ensysmmeied. Twas osef ~
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"wIpow AND ORPHAN FUND y

INTENDING LIFE AssURERs are respectfully invited
TO compare the pyHces rates and whole provisions OF
tae UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
with those OF any existing Company II claim, 81 oerov
other Companiesln the following particulars Is IL
mode Of payments are graduated 10 The wants OF s
classes ID The principle OF division 10 the 10.
suTers themselves all he prrfts which Joqf Sock and
Mired Compdnie have found 10 be exceedingly luc i've
DIREcToRs Abbott Lasrence Henry Croker Daniel
Sharp, Jr Elisha B. Pratt Walter Hastings, HOrsto Har.
Tis Ezra White, George C. Collins Ohm D. Lag Charlie.
Jones Joseph Williams George Dudley
JUDD HOLLISTER, Ago, 81 Walst Jsuucey Court
X. GILMAN, MD. Medical Examiner
Permits granted for voyage or foreign residences
iyl StsMW6F
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' other Summer Retreats, see I'D Page.
PATENT ZINC PAINT.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents OF the New-Jersey Ex-
plorng and Mining Company have received from their
extensive Works at Newark supply OF the Patent Zinc
Brown and Flankinsle Paints, which viii be disposed OF
on reasonable terms.
These paints consist OF various shades from Deep rich
brown, up to deep orange, and also black; aud being
&C imposed Of metallic oxides their lasting properties and
economy be confidently recommended. This Compa-
nv also prepares from Ihe oxides paints peculiarly
valuable for the coating iron and OF un forming the
protection sganet oxoizauon now known.
These paints when applied 70 wood form, also valua-
bic pro ection against FIRE.
Zinc now 90 extensively used In Paris and other parts
Europe Valuable substitute for white lead aud
other deleeriouE paints shortly expected FOR sale by
the subscribers, ;. L. JONES co.
iyl n 50 Besyerst.
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GREEN CORN AND RIPE ToMATOEs-By II.
URROAs 4 co lSs WestsL Warrington Msrket II.

SUPRENE coURT-YoRRls KErcHUM ssd o'Ass' aEsa..
ISWILLIAM WAGsIAFF and OtterSln p-rs-1oe o. eClS
~ s.rr.rs cr n H. state expose 70 ss
o. ts - sy Jay 1850 At oock, ~ AZ ne heehlns RI
ehaEce 10 lie Cty 81 fork al ose NO esrAl5 ~ o
parcels Of beng IN he VEIN va u -
Sesfort, and known and dsng1,6ea % 49, -
June Iss ~hrh 90 sc a ne os - By. - ~,
90 Csv .od Cogrfv Of f0rk, os nnno.el -, -.
rbb ,vo 81 are each Of tssuty ave ieei n rs
Par And q de,th haftbs dstAncs between ty ~ 80 -,
,r-@ts Il III k o. ground mad. By ths kzhih sa na-
ard sas streets SAch two lots togeteef -. ~. ID -
a., - ~ 80 nan are distinguishes sac rnaP %
- a. "a ofsaV m .ad over sFsry and ether o. 40 e1-es
al r-.ts q froaf u ots hsrsa neain 70
ur-s Ger esu Aboss rsporsa
- 1900 % - - HONS cGisLEr. sA.rf
Jam H JugF, Acor1sy fsf Piaiai<1s
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EXCURSIONS.

THE IE, R9U III IL f OF JgL9 t GELE;
nsr@N Panel New Rochelle.-The substantially
built stesmer IVANHOE, and Brges, will leave Ham
mond at An Sphngst II, Peck Slip u Grand.il 9,
South Thrd-s WiliamsOurgh d and Green Point ~ n.
for New. whence they viii return at5t to New
York stopping points above named Carriages be pro-
yided to lake persons choosing ride the boas snd
village TO the Farm at Is and ~ cetls The Green al
Mount Paine Farm will be seated and shaded Saloon
will be opened IN The house for ladies' Cabinet i'r gen,
temen where cigsrs Sc may be bad. Sandwiches and
ale the Barn fitted up for the occsson) and Tea and CAKES
&c In the Saloon; band Of music, dancing singing and
addresses are engaged. -
Tickets for the boats 81 for the day 10 be had OF o.
Vsle Beacon Office Frsnkin-fGusre, New York, a. the
Fulton Hotel Brooklyn and ofIhs Committee.
q. VALE, Agent 10 the Paine Farm Association.
NB-The profits la aid OF the Association. wnich al
geher beney5 ent in m obIscsThe scenery o. me sound
Is 's beautiful and that Of the Her3Or Of NeHhocheis
both beautiful and sublime
" The WORKS OF Paine for sale On the FArn.
ls23 3gieCdf
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REMOVAL.
WILLIS Il SAXTNH.

SUCCEssORs TO CLARK SAXTON.-The UNDER
Ohghed having purchased Mr.. Villas interest In the
nlm OF "IIf \ Saxton, win continue the GenLemen's
Furnishing ana Tailoring business at Sll Broadway where
can pc lound ever article sppertaning gentemaDs
wtIoIooe Sonstung In part OF silk, merno, cotton and
Janus WOO tnlrs and drawers, gauze mernO, silk and
eoon tno drawers suitable for Summer wear pocket
likewise stocks crnvais collars ana u,pendsr, Ir ~
Always on hand large assortment Of cloths CASHMERE.
and Vesungs, which VIII be made up In The best manner
tnd a. Yhof' nouee WARREN sAXTON,
~ lHls Sll Broadway.
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NOW READY,

NOW READY,
THE INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY MISCELLANY
July mo. |.
TINE Cheapest and bes Weekly Magazine offered
4 10 the public
CONTENTS.
Introduction.
Martin Farquhar Topper
Richard Henry Wide and Dante
George Cornwall Lewis.
Original Correspondence Letter from Or. Lsyard, on
Ancient Arts, 81 From J. T. warren, a. tiensds D.
Marks OF Barhsmyile.
0rote History Of Greece The Times.
The Green Hand. Part IL lakewood.
Something Abou. MdTder-lFiazer.
Recent Deaths.
Scientific Miscelanies.
Authors and Books
Poetry-Nineveb. by Edwin Athsrslone l6-"H I
were a Voice" 1.-The Garden Gate 29-Tne Last ears
Leaf 81.
Miscellknies.
Price cents number, or s. year.
STRINGER x TOWNSEND, Publishers,
ie29H 222 Broadway, under Bsrnums Museum.
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THE uEw-YoRK JOURNAL oF MEDICINE

THE NEw-YoRK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
LrOR JULY ls5O-rhG number contains seven original
Il communications Of much interest Among others ers
Prof G. r GlmAns Of Inversion OF the Uterus ana
Dr. s. 8 Pueples case Of honsiroslty accompanied WIN
plates photographed Notices Of all the late Medical
Publications, and fall SynOp5s Of Gil The Improvements
iainet IN European and American journals IhE
Journal Is established since 1873, and 10 pub shed every
other month ST per GnnuIn each number containing ~
pages liberal commission allowed 10 Booksellers,
Physicians aid POstmGsloTs. Csnvassing Agents wanted
IN the county on liberal terms Canada subscrbet can
obtain the work al s. per sunum free Of postage By ad-
dressing X. 81 Lay, Agent 1873 NOTe DSme-st hOntrea
Specimen numbers SenL on application lpostpsd)to
je29 Dts. Jsuncey Court s. WsIst
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY

EO ENTER INTO A MOST AGREEABLE. pros sole
Aho vel esabhshed busines-The subscriber being
AOOeI nnedAey TO retire Offers his valuable stocE and
koSa VII OF us trade to any DESTROYS getting nioe
Dootteung business a. cosL To gentleman Of oderse
CAPITA and literary taste fond Of qusL pleasant snd yer
lucrative business ibis opportunity very rarely met
De sCek was selected In The best and puf
eAssea or cash IFS probable there 10 not In Jailed
States 50 cheap collection ofbooks John DOYLE,
Jo~ 7us Bookseller, lf6 Hssssu-sL N I.
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REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE & 90.

r. -, ,,,s'1I1r-1' III Z . %.
HAVE AthOVED TO Sl4 Broadway and eorn.r al,
AAReade and Center where can be feupa ali IND, -
wsm-waier and wsrm-sr heating and vennlatre appsr.
sns iof private dwellings, churches semnGres hofp,tS;
ALSO, BEBEE5 celebrated cooking rSnye. .ook,,,
siensls Jsppanned brass and silVer-plsief regise
mye Sms 49, -9'
nFFlCE OF THE DIAPHRAGM PTITFV
Oremovod 10 257 Broadway. A-As
-ny6 it's WALTER NJ 0IRSOH
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TO OySI.s, HvILDERs OF eosIaasrOsa

TO owNERs, BUILDERS oR coSrRAcTo1
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS. -,
SUPERIOR kILN-DRIRD DOORS, sesnes.
Sglazed not glazed. Blinds Of all kinds pNnt-o OF
white, on hand or made 10 order such prices - VII no'
fall 10 suit purchasers.
The subscriber 10 prepared 10 contract 10 furnish ny OF
The above articles, In any quantity quality. All oraeu
VIII be packed for transportation delivered 81 % sos
II BeeknAD-st N. Y. is3 ifrseod'l N. p. kIAbALb
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OFFICK or THEN. Y.&E.R.R.C0-y.,

kessrs X. H. Nevtns and Chas G. king E,os;
GenueDen-I am IN receipts Of yours Of he IN ,.
ng that since the publication OF sdvertseueoi he y.
~ Trustees for the sale Of certain ots Ia Dunkk ON hs
2lh inst II has been questioned 10 some onarrrs ,S,
ne terminus OF the n Y&ERR Is 10 bs A. ~,
Md desiring 10 know the determination OF our Bosrd 1noc
ne subject In answer TO your comm sncsoon vonl3 -
ply hal the Western terminus Of The VA y n p 4.
t1od II Dunkifs which supposed 70 be well nnS.-
wood TIE work the whole line Of The nosd 10 ,h.,
pace under contract and In rapid process Of constrac
non- Preliminary arrangements being made -
erect The necessary buildings mseine shops lc Al thsi
pace and only wait the kpsl settlement Of The question re-
anng 10 the grounds for that object Commences their
sons.rueiion An Independent road, however 10 now bs
Ns buit from Dunkirk TO Erie. In Penhsylvania of he
nns width Of gauge 10 espneci with the NJ YkE RR
me former place Bat before mentioned the Western
Era Youy. ,s.rssss,lv va AaAo
JAZZ lwh (SiEnedl BENJAMIN L0DER, President
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Is as il should be, and we are glad tia. s. .na.,
viii have IN opportunity 10 participate 10 -
estins an expedition. There IL no school =. rs.
our young men may have 90 rod an oppc. = ~
ios practice in surveying and engineering.
National Intslixsrcer Jans 4