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DR; THoRP's CARNIHANrIA-FoR THE CURE OF
diseases Arising from Of the blood 10 be
at the 81 the proprietor lSS Kghh few
shown
CURTAIN DISEASES IN THEIR INCIPIENT STAGES
~ cured in enc day, by Or. DeLaney's new method
the of which explained in his "P rate
Poeiet Formula For sale at the bookstore AZ Broadway
Price Only l2x Those who have hoen mssd By long
quaok advertisement apply with cortainy Of safe
quick And permanent cure In the most complicated oAse
Once Lie street. Broadway His celebrated
remedy for all female complaints, &C. 81.
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E0R SAN FRANCISCO. -THE new, NEW YORK
IL built clipper ship mo, Captain r. 4 Little, will meet
with despatch the above port This beautiful ship
quires only inspection Of shippers pier No Sora
riy err insure freight fer which apply
SlFTKEE IkONSIDE, No. Broadway.
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SHIPPING.

EoE LiyKRPooL-uSITgp STATES NAIL STEAM
sbsp ARCTIC Can't. J. c. Laoe.-Tb!s ste amehip Will
sspsrt s.th tA Es ;or Europs postivey on
February 9TH s u O'Clock H. from berth al the foot Of
Canal street y" bert red ln paid tor, All letters
and psp<rs must through the Poet once Fer rsght
having unea,ed lions for
somfert apply 70 EpWD X. COLLINS. e6 wall g.
Positively frexht will b received board after Nom
day evening F5 ID The steamer Allan 10 VII ,sed the
Arctic and H2il February 10Th.
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DosSroE YoySshlr. .!os TwsETY.FIy. oENrsz

Own Physician. Thirteth edition, with hundred
wings showing Diseases and Mklformatong in evexy
shape and form, By william Young d. Graduate Of thu
University OF Pennsylvania The various FERNS Of Secret
Diseases faithfully described and all the roceipes given
IN plain .rgasge The chapter @ ssl,;Asus. worthy q
men, whe have been unfortunate contracting disease
previous placing yourselves under the any doctor,
truly useful work Strangers visiting city. psrtioular!
without COPY IF tie Picket Kscuapius Sos captains and
persons going TO shoud po Dr. Youaas Teatise
Marriage, the Pocket Kscuapus Every 0ae His Own
Physician Any person sendins cents ENCLOSED
In lettor will receive copy Of this book By mall
copies will Tor dollar Address DR. WI your
bl Spruce street. Philadelphia and for sAls BY S.rn
Townsend. 222 Broadway, New York.
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MARIrImE IsrnLLI n r.
Moy~en,. or the Ocean steamers

Fort Of New York January %, 1851.
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r IsT or LEyTERs RKMAIsINo us TEE NEW YORK
IL Pep 0f2ee. ytpuary 15th, 1851.
OFFICIALLY rsg-z
CIRCULATION.
Please nsasa "a. date Of the Iist IN which hsY arr
vsrtissa LkDIEs List.
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pssstrogRi FOR SAN FRhNCrsco.-a Try CAN
rtssan u Aceomms6Ate1 ~ shs tstutN n new ciipre-
-, teRp EF r7AAC Il. zrI1H.
Ol WAl street 5ot atr II rrsss
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DtsP aTUH LrNB-FOR san FRANCISCO DIRECT
NJ 40 fpieodla shtp aLERT, nsw raj o. lsi1
Npere y csb tste iwitrg qasntitV 81 lrbt frsr
s.s .als pssatugerr 80 sell " bteut Geo e.ya fmI-
ER.eCrT0NA CO. IA val a
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EDwskD x CoLLISs Sc Wall s.r,.s, n. T. orsl
BkJHH, eHTPiky CO, LrsEsooL
j.. G. k1BEETs 4 Co. Is Kin@s arms yard, LOndon.
l. paAfkh. Jr B9SievAri. hsRtusrtrs, Paris.
tfer lie fret o. fpt sea tas rata Of freght by ths
from lsIrpeo viii se mater All red uced
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Adams MR. esrsh x Allro Mrs Elits-
AnssTaop hsTaere. besh
Arpr1feEcs hisa Augustus Mrs A "
Il'rtLee allen Mrs. Jana Del
Afxaa.av CesM.wfrz
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How gratifying it is observe that Notwithstanding the
multiplication of avenues to market, the arrivals of
produce from the region that ships points like Cleveland
steadily the increase OF WOOL particular the arfi
than for any previous plee year
So of all other articles and months CATION yet
to swell the Whether gold is plenty in,
New York, that rgon like all similar has more means
of pa ynent than before and they do pay. The
drafts against that prodncc como forward
in merchants hands, which the banks will discount
this II is IN this process OF payment, promoted
by the freedom of trade home and abroad that
we are to for easy money market, and the
gares of quack parisans.
Money continues in demand and fuctuates daily in
value, according the whms OF the banks and the ext
gencies OF borrowers Good our-months grocers paper
has b4en done ID per cent, and stocks money
freely loaned per The process Of reducing the
line of discounts, after when the tendency has
been on the part merchants under the influence
petition proong credits bat salutay. The high
rates paid take the profits Of houses but they
stand it, and the lesson is good Specie comes in
largely, and goes considerable extent The arrivals
this week 81 O0 and the exports about 81 600
while the in bank September 81, $4,000
against SO 9OI sos it's OF great and positive
Jury to the community that bank returns not, in
France and England com PEELED weekly. Thus, if
chants could every week how much reduction in dis
effected each week IL would be Judge OF
the continuance and severity OF a pressure.
The markets generally firm, Cotton is about better
with some speculative feeling In -four there is do
ing-saes Michigan and Indiana So 10 SO sIa southern
is more active 81 81 l2s Rye -four 50 25 a SO 81
Corn meal, So l2k. Wheat for export, beter-Mchigan
o. cents white Ohio 81 Rye, 65 Corn, 90
81 cents round. Oats 80 a 30 cents Pork is firm s3 25
a sl3 81, new Lard, 81 cents. Wliskey %
cents Wool is in fair demand. The sale OF last week
''bowed out"
Stocks do not vary much-saes large, bur prices
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and last year they in all far lower than the aver
age and in France, where corn was protecied,' II
was lower than in England, where II was Tree In
France the average was il appears 81 per buske and
that the lowest of twenty three years. the average io
the whole period being 81 % per bushel In that unusua
year. 1850 she supplied ten times her average TO Eugand
but did not prevent the United States from doubling us ave-
export hither. In the countries of Europe
there ae no such rapid developments Of soil and OF
transportation in the United States are constantly swell
ing The quantities and diminishing the of produce and
which, In view OF the above tables, point almost
nopoy Of the large trade OF England when prices
their level on the continent and which they are now
apidy doing The large crops OF Europe during the past
years, together with political events which have
duced general boarding Of coin that still continues have
conspeG depres prices and 10 check the demand Tor
those articles usually purchased Tor consumption in
change for farm produce. Family expenses have been
economical and the precious metals chung the anchor
Of safety the means OF flight in dstu bed tines and
this desire has absorbed nearly much as California has
produced II is mainly owing this fact that the ordinary
influences of large expectation of the precious metals
have not ere this perceptble When that export
takes place only because commercial Indebtedness ex-
ststhat is say because the demand for remittance in
payment Of i'm ported goods greater than the supply OF
bills from the sales of poducespecle, The universal
debt goes forward and speedily restores the
equilibrium by raising prices there and diminishing them
here When, however, as for some time back, pohti
cal induce positive and special demand Tor
specie, the action OF the metals is nterered
with, and may continue until the removed In
the United States however, the prosperity is depend
upon the amount of specie held by banks which
lend that which they have not got The great trade be-
the couutry and city is of interchange of
modtes, When these abundant now, and traders
do go beyond their capital, be compelled 10
patch it with bank loans, there be general dis
We have above that the State works in their
tolls show general ProsPery and this Witnessed in the
receipts of breadsuHs from the New York canals We
may take a table of receipts at Cleveland, Ohio, per the
canal.
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We have received from this gentleman, formerly naval
torekeeper al this place. but extensive culya-
Tor OF fruits and fruit Falls Church post Of
fee Fairfax county, Virginia. basket containing Speci
mems OF peaches pears, and almonds. more accepta-
BILE present could not have been made US, take a
v,sa, interest in the successful culture of fruits. But
il Is particularly enhanced q memento from old
.eouainI4nce Mr. Williams informs that many of
his peaches this have weighed eight ounces. and
that he has succeeded in producing new seeding,
which will be valuable variety account of its ripsn-
ing very late The late Heath we also notice among his
specmens which is valuable because it eproduces itself
from the kernel, and is well suited to southern la
udes Contrary to the general opinion, he has found the
,oil and climate Of Fairfax admirably adapted to the
pear as is abundany proved by the excellence OF his
specimens The same remark may be made also OF the
almonds in his basket collected from trees planted in
1915 This fruit, he thinks, would do admirably in the
southern part OF Virginia, and the southern States gem
orally But what adds still TO the value OF this
uresen, is that accompanied by the assurance that
the donor though actively engaged in his orchards and
gardens and producn the most delicious fruits, hnds a
plenty of spare time to disseminate uue genuine Jeier
sonian Jack sonan Union, democratic republican opin-
IONS which, like his fruits, and like all other good things,
stand the test of trial and cultivation.
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pyDYERS neauIRE, Aueuone,r..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.-For sale, desirable farm
Fduquer county, Virginia. adjoining the someryiie
Office Waenton, county
kbug and in the OF Doctor s. T.
woodiand-oak, hickory, MAPLE
Soil principally sandy considered the beat Viz
gnia The frame house, painted
with hall through the CENTRE good servants house, provision
milk and carriage house, with yard
surrounded with hrubbe aud forest There abundance
apples peaches &c fine
through place vicinity and
be suuced-he Alexandria and
Alexandria fine oppor-
un thus offered making advantageous investment in real
estate, a the farm will be sold a bargain.
apply John T. Cochrane, Mrs Man
ning's 18Th street, just below II.
B-The positively be sold
Thursday afternoon, September O'Clock Title
The terms which very LIBERAL win be made known
of sale
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept 6-eodAds Auctionecn.
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COM N ERUlAi..


Nrw YoRK, Sept. 81, p.
The gratifying evidence Of general prosperity exists
in the quantities Of produce which have. during the
present year. been from the hands OF grow
All the indications furnished by the OF in
ternal communications well of ioreiEn intercourse,
point tho ,resui--vzG uuusua activity in the
interchange Of industrial products All the great staples Of
the country have been produced In unusual abundance,
and the multi plcaiion in the OF tfansporta on
well in general facilities OF int rchange, has operated
reduce the market price whcu in any material degree,
affecting the profits OF the producer Thus the toll and
freight a barrel OF flour from Buffalo Albany 81
cents and in September, lS it was l cents The barge
men, and de aers get less but the producer gets
ampch Under these the market prices have
been the and profitable the Producer
comforting upon all the ability large quantities.
and hess enhanced quantities sustain the OF pub
lie works face of diminished tolls The Sac canals
OF the five middle and western States in face of reduced
tolls and active competition Of railroads in the hands
private companies, show larger receipts. Thus from
opening of navigation about the close OF August the
following have been the of State works,
pared with the same period last year,
RSrru of Sfofr
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From the Burlington (vt) Sentinel, Sept s.
The RssnIt.-0iory Enough for ono Day.

The progress of the true democracy OF Vermont, as
Indicated by the result of Tuesdays election is indeed
gratifying Our march is onward. and the time cannot
be far distant when every democrat in the State shall
have returned TO his old friends and the party be
united and strong, II not triumphant few weeks
ago we wrote and published in the Sentinel the following
paragraph
"Iarge numbers OF democrats for time past associa-
ted with the free soil organization, are coming quietly
back among their old friends, weary Of their unhappy
alliance with wings and abolitonists and anxious once
more to stand on the broad national platform on which
the democratic party has all it's triumpbs from the
days OF Jetersonan Madison down 10 the time of Jack
son and Polk
Now mark the result We have received the guber.
material vote OF 1855 towns from which ascertain that
while the wing vote remains nearly stauonary-withn
300 of The vote of last yeartbe "free democracy ex
perence loss OF 9O6 and the democrats make an alb.
soute increase OF 3,l3obeng net gain TO the democ-
racy over the free solers OF 6o3s votes There 81
towns to be heard from, which will not greatly alter
the ratio Surely these figures have a significance
which is no, difficult to understand
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BALTIMORE, Sept l0-B b. m
Within the last lew days had opportunities of CON
versng with number of gentlemen OF both political par-
ties and the Of hsir remarks increases confidence
in the success OF accomplished candidate Tor Congress-
Mr., Whyte find that the sanguine OF the wings
base their only hope GIN this very oflorn one) upon
the votes that can be drawn from The democracy favor
Mr. Walsh. Now know that this calculation Ia altog
baseess Mr.. Whyte always has enjoyed aud does now
enjoy the entire confidence and regard OF the parry which
has nominated him, and viii receive the fu demoer
There is nothing the way ofnews worth sending you
Our market is quiet Nothing of moment doing in hour
prices unchanged The supply Of grain is very mted-no
change 10 notice in prices.
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By A GREEN. Aucuoneer.

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE At AUCTION
"Wednesday, 17h shall SELL the
O'Clock p M, valuable Improvements
of the late Dr. May,
aptol l The lot fronts 60 feet New Jersey
90 feet X inch alley
line adjoining
beginning, containing nearly 1850 feet The
bnck dwellings back building
together with abundance OF fruit vines shrub
The house built the
substantial manner combin
desirable residence
bel uns It's commanding
One fourth of the purchase in cash. and
annual and
the satisfactorily secured bearing
font OF sale.
anything relative TO
property Of the
and healthy locations In the city, and
worthy OF wishing TO make
a +.
g-eod&ds A. GREEN, hucuoneef'
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From the Bait more Argus.

Further intelligence from Cuba is awaited with little
anxiety From the last edvces received, and which
deemed OF reliable character appears that four Of the
five prisoners taken at Cadenas had been sho that two
vessels, sailing under the American Gug and having
board hundred and FIVE had been captured by
Spanish naval force the island OF Contoy, which is stu
aed the northeast OF Yucatan, and belongs TO Mex
leo that portion OF the,e had beer conveyed 10 Ha
and that the others daily expected and that
with those who had been taken TO Havana had
been asked for by the commanding officer OF naval force
there, and bad been refused by the captain general
1t is sincerely be hoped that the OF proceeding
by the Spanish apthores Havana in reference such
OF the of the United States with the late
expedition fall into their hands be marked by
prudence and moderation and that all Of the rights and
privileges which be claimed for the prisoners either
upon the principles of national law, under existing
treaty supuations, be scrupulousy respected. Any
the Of the Spanish authorities IN thus rsspct-
p.rishrent inflicted by them 9nsr cittzsr
phtc had and uncomfortable right to ipfict
may lead 10 the most serious c6nssqnsncss
IJVashiugton R,pabiie, june 7, 1850.
Why does not the Republic evince the spirit
that was indicated fifteen months ago in the italicized
lines above quoted Is it because they have discovered
that Lafayette and those who followed him here 10 render
our people assistance pirate Or is II because Mr.
Fillmore thinks that the great mission OF republic is
to ally itself with desposm, and WELD all lis powers
against every oppressed peope We will wait for its
swer.
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Nv A GREEN, Auesloneer.

HANDSOME FRAME HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION
Ill on Tuesday shall sell the premises,
O'Clock D. m handsome and nearly frame house
The lot which being No 49, In Davdsons
subdivision square No hundred and eightwo, (2s2 'front.'
running back 100 the
rooms, nearly new, and in perfect order
third cash the balance in and twelve months
purchaser giving bearing interest deed and
deed Of taken title indisputable.
wishing purchase handsome residence make
a good investment, will do well to attend the sale
lid n GREEN, Aucooneef
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orrIcE CosnssIosxT PUBIC BUILDINGS,
Washington, Sept 2, 1851.
PROPOSALS received this Office until
O'Clock D. Wednesday, LIST day Of October
grading Maryland from lth Po
bridge.
been established As
done information be given at this Office where
a specification Of the work be
Security will the faithful completion Of the
by the LIST Of December next. -.-..
Sept ll-3taw3w Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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The Ca,npbeII's Week.
A Il Obj FELLOw 81 HALL, THIS EVENING, SepeuI-
"a Der n, and EVERY EVENING during The week.--WF,r &
operate Troupe-ibe ORIGINAL CAMPBELL
MNsTRELs-have the honor that they
gagged Fellows Hall, where
of their INEVITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, ms above.
open ~ concert 10 commence at 81.
"GREAr WESTERN OF
Museum viii appear his original
Sep ll-a DIR. II. A. JONES, Agent.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctlonssrs

BY DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctioncers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF PRIVATE
FAMILY.-On Thursday morning. September llth, at lU
declining
street, between and all his household
effects,
superior piano, made by Knabe Cache
Mahogany solas dvans rockers, and par0r chairs
Do sideboad, card tables, lady's work table
Do marbe-top centre and side tables
Do dining and rcakfast tables, rvut table
Maple and chamber chairs
French and French post bedsteads, wardrobes
Washstands, toilet SETS feather beds
aud shuck mattresses, bureaus
Looking glasses Venetian blinds
and mating mantel clock
Mane aud ornaments, lamps
Dinner and tea cfockery and glass
ART tight and cooking stoves, refrigerator
Tin safe, kitchen utensils &C.
Terms SIS and UNDER cash @ credit OF two and four
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
sepe-d Auctoneer.
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II London, I63I,
Practical Treatise Law, Privileges Proceeding and
Usage Parliament by Erskne May Barster-second
ediuOn--l London, 1851, ....
ON Running streams and Tidal and application Of
their prncipes OF action Tynel volume, London,
1851
The Mining Almanac for 1851. London.
Reds Rudmeps Chemistry-ih edition. London, 1851.
shortrede's I.oga Tables vol. Edinburgh
Galbra Mathematical and Astronomical Tables volume
Edinburgh
London.
British Almanac Companion for 1851
OF Facts in Science and Art for 1851
Imported per last steamer, by -
Sept IL fhhNCk TAYLOR,
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RY OF fef faeas issued from the clerks of
nee Of the circuit court OF the District of Columbia for the
shall
September
following described
No g. No. 232 lot No.
No 327 and To- square No. 800 lot No.
" No 2i; lot No 2 No
No. o54 and LOT No ~ No. $50 seized
and will be sold satisfy udcials No and
October term, 1851 RICHARD WALLACE,
SENT Marsha d. q,
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE AND HANDSOME PROPERTY AT AUCTION
on Monday, 22d instant shall sell, the premises,
O'Clock, p. beautiful property known Farview
square No 5l3 lots 3 5, 81 "a a. a.
as all adjoining, containing about ~ 900
rooms, &c, The ground has II large quantity Of choice
handsome and pump excellent
The above described property fronts
9Th and 5th certniny
eligible and beautiful sites this city II
will be sold in lots to purchasers, with lot s. on
W stands
Terms OF sale ON. fifth balance nsanens,
three FIVE years. notes
bearing interest from day OF sale deed and deed OF unst
Title indispuahle. A. GREEN
Dc Aucnoneer'
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by * DuyalI,

III II. DUVALI, late OF the firm OF Lusby ~ DuynII,
W. would inform hts friends and the public that lin order c
his the National
ote he has taken store nearly Opposite where he viii be
He
clothing materials short notice.
approved style. OF gentemen fur
nishing goods always o hand,
sentl lwif
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The Cubaus IN Ne,c Orleans.

New ORLEANS Sept 6-The Cuban-e pedition projects
a re now entirely Abandoned and there great many
lbera,ors in this city without the means Of returning to
their homes They demanded money OF the Cuban commit
tee when some disturbance and made,
but nothing has occurred thus far The police
out in OF any outbreak
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Total ABA $50 2,sa3sl5 5o9,9ao
An the numerous railroads which compete with these
great works in the transportation Of produce show similar
results marked degree when IL might reasonably
have been expected that, with aggregate increase of
business the railroads, obtaining larger share, would
duce diminished for the canals. The result is
however have seen, increase of nearly Is per
cent in face OF reduced tolls The receipts OF flour and
wheat ct Underwater per canals and the export to Great
Brran from New York May LIST August 18th, have been
olo
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ByA GREEN, A"ot,onser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION Thursday,
The Ih Instant premises O'Clock
the wi described building LOTS
os Nos 49, 10, TO- g. -, 49, and 81 in No. 569
Lot No fronts T., between Let and ID streets
49, 10, i9 front on north 7, between LAT and I'd ecs
west Of 20 running back 100 feet Art
feet alley.
Lott Nos 81, ~, 49, "a front
square, having front each 30 feet running back "A feet
described In Immediate vicinity
depot, rapidly improving value.
one fourth Of thu purchase money cash balance
years bearing
interest deed given, and deed Of taken Tie indpu
table. A. GREEN,
7-STukTh Auctioneer.
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1Georgetoxyn College, D. CThe classes will be opened
he 18th
CHARLES II. STONESTREET,
Sept a-eod2w President
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SPRINGFIELD, Sept 9-The wing State convention
meets tomorrow 300 delegates are present The com
mtee has agreed on resolutions similar those adopted
by the wings Of New York.
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PIrrsBuRe, Sept. 9.

large meeting held last night persons favorable
to RAILROAD from this city the Pennsylvania line,
meet with the Oheans and Rochester railroad Messrs
Smith and Bliss OF Rochester spoke in favor
the uea rest from New York New Orleans,
and committee appointed TO confer about the route.