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AxKIvAL rHK KoKTHxas
Nxw YoRK Juno "a The Sto~mer Northern Light ar
rived here this morning, with 400 passengers and one
weeks later advices from California Her dates the
LIST instant from San Francisco.
The steamer California left San Francisco On tho lei
instant with 81 2S3 600 in gold dust freight destined for
New York. besides large amount la tho hands OF passen-
gers. She also brings the mails. l....a H...u. .a
The Brother Jonathan OF the LIST instant from San Fan
CISCO brought down the Of the Northern Light
The general iutellige is without much interest The
weather continued very pleasant and good health pre-
vailed.
Mining continued prosperous and large OF gold
were being obtained
A duel the tapis between Senator Cwin aud Mr.
McCorke. member OF Congress They were to fight al
six PAGES with pistols.
A fire occurred in San Francisco tho slst uit which
destroyed property to the amount Of $50 000. lu
The ship jamestown had arrived San Francisco from
China with later advcee. Her dates to April Oh Hef
captain reports that the rebsls had been driven away from
tho walls OF Nankin and terrific slaughter followed The
dead and wounded were literally piled top Of The
other The government 1t was believed, would finally
triumph. Ng
Tho market at san Francisco du-llsge imports Of
all kinds Of provisions Haxal and Gaego brands $40 rs
Sill Provisions slightly irmer Money stringent. Lum
Der dull Dry goods Of all kinds in steady request, Blu
prices dropping. .. t .
H.ae.. ....r.st ii, *. BALriM ,nE, June "A.
J. Kerr, esq late charge to Nicaragua is among the
| passengers by the Northern Light.
The Sonora expedition still talked Of Baltimore
clipper in the hs bor engaged to convey the party
LIVERPOOL Saturday Two divisions of the fourth corp.
OF the army certsn distance from tue Prut The
third corps has scarcely Quilted the Polish frontier Al
ST. Petersbugh there sufficient uheasness
general dizziness in the market No alarm seems "a
have Prevailed and little is known Of The general
affairs The tendency Of exchange is still in favor Eng
land. .rHF. t*fhE agE u #aH. @#3. Na.1 III N# "#
despatch from Odessa, dated May 50, says there wa.
much further alteration in prices. Freghs
mously high @t# ..a.
NAMED the naval depot OF Sebastopo with The Russian
| fleet
| despatch from Constantnople OF the 3lst May, re
ceived at Trieste contradcts in the positive
the OF Austrian mediation ha wing been refused.
| A ministerial crisis Is at hand in Spain
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UsrTsp STATES STEAMER PRscwros ORDERED TO the
rnHrRrs-The United States steamer Princeton has
been ordered TO the fishing grounds for the protection Of
American fisheries She will take Der departure from
Norfolk IN isw days-N Y Express.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auos,onesr..

J ~ tNEkN Il NCOFT, Nmrffoneers-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii On Tuesday, 7sth 10 O'Clock
residence declining
aide iath hfwcca and good
furniture,
Mahogany and other chairs # -
.o6 M
DO dinner ~ csr tab
rsriov and
Redstends, beds, and bedding
Clock, Chins and war y
Refrigerator kitchen utensils, stoves, sc,
Terms All Of COS, credit Of
sixty and days, bearing Interest
GREEN h SCOTT,
June o5-a Aucton.es
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FATAL srEANg DAT WRECK.

BUFFALO, June 24.-The steam propeller Challenge was
totally wrecked Lake Huron yesterday and five of the
passengers drowned Their names not stated. The
ste insured in the Now York and Hartford office.
for S24, Oo0
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KENTUCKY Colonel 4. X. Williams is announced as
candidate for Congress in the ihrd Ewing district
upon the native American platform.
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tho Lwugs-R. HUNTER, NJ ID. ~. r. q.
III pupil for
nfrmary
Road;
sumption, diseases Of Lopd-n, England, &c
Washington, and
block from svenuc,
during ensuing ,hro.
which specially Dr. ~
voted euciuev attention.
Once hour, from q. 10 D. m
t6h James will be
ocis,ed with DR. Hun,er partner and Dr. Wellesley assistant
Jun. to-diwsod4~s
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pyFgAT MAINE LAW IN CONNECTICUT.
HARTroxp, June 23.The Maine liquor law defeated
in the hoe of delegates to-day by large nsjorty, by
striking the enactng clause, and inserting bill gram
ing licenses for the sale Of liquor.
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horticultural Exhibition

THE first exhibition Of the Horticultural Association win be
Saturday June D. the hall d. Ciages carpet
and Ninth Gardenes
farmers and all Interested invited
tribute whatever interesting fine they
be particular attach their the articles we'll
the appropriate, generic, specific, and common
The exhibition will be continued Saturday at 10 O'Clock and
be during the day. CHAS. G. PAGE,
June 23-2tif Chairman Executive Committee.
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nv y. Q. MCGUIRE, Aucsione,r.

EoUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN-on
June 2sh 6k O'Clock, the
subdivision and Of original lot in 2G font
l3sh
mout avepur, aud running back no feet
Also fronting 10 ~ incl Vermont be
running back about ~ feet.
beautifully situated in rapidly improving
grad. for building purposes fe
disputabe
third cash the residue in a. H. and - months fo
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
0..s :. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June 35--d Anctiopccr,
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rux LIQUOR Law ~ MICHIGAN

DErRorr June 20This city gives majority of3DO in ia
Of the Maine liquor law. Judging from the returns
thus far received from the interior, the State will give
ms orlty net OF 10 Oeo four in favor of
the law
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sales To-Day.


.f ny ,. q. MCGUIRE Aaosi0a~eS.
VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD AT AUCrlON.--oA Saturday sAsr-
Juoe 25th Al O'Clock, the premises, shah ash he
eassod lot TO- square .nung inches
18Th west, setwsen and nosih and running
with the improvements
dwelling containing eight rooms.
The lease years with privilege OF renewal
lsen
(S27 and the sh opuIohse
sum o lou hundred and Any i've dollars (sts5.)
Terms cash, in current funds
JAS. O. MCGUIRE.
June nd tIntelI Aueioaesr
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GOOD Common Letter Paper at 81 2s per rssr.
VI Good common fodlscsp ~ ~ Sosper resm
Blank account books unnsursy low prices Just nrp,ssed
Juns rs yRAHCK TAyLos.
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uy II. N. sTRATrOs. Aucssone.r,

(Perpsyipanid south side, i0A ,frseJ
nRoCERIEs, TEAS, STORE FIXTURES, Ac., AT AUG
TIoNOn Monday June a. at 10 o'clock at the store Of Mr.
f. Shoemaker % and 18th shall SELL without
scrv his entire stock, comprising
Loaf crushed, refined. and brown
Java coffee Imperial, Young Tyson, and hsck
family four in barrels and sacks
Sperm, mould candles
CASTLE, brown, and fancy
Starch, mustard, indigo, rice, sauces
Pickles, cstsups, srices Of all kinds
Grockcry, glass; and hni DWARF, liquors, &C
Together the stand casks and fixtures.
under, $40, so 10
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
r.. N. sTRATToN,
June ed Aucioneer
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| NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
H2kN sN ~ Mountains, by the Atlantic
SiS 49, Railroad The only by which
-xEr1E6 reach the base of the White mountains
| BY T1lroad.
Summer .frrangements-To June ~, 1859.
Travellers for the White mountains, leaving New York
evening BY Soningon Providence Fall River
Boston Mane Eastern railroad Portland II 50
m. Gorliamsk
oilers leaving Boston BY the As Hin lodge Portland and
reach the the morning from Portland Tray
the from Portland Fare, 81 50 by this
sF taf.#." #.as. 3. +. CORSER,
June 13-d6w Sup. Atlantic ST. Lawrence Railroad.
AOTlCEW take this method Of Notifying
usual will be
about 2ot confidently hoped
that all consider themselves earnestly but respectfully called
! upon TO make prompt response
| June 23--d3w HOOEs BROTHER, Il CO.
+ AKGE Pcremptory sals-stocks . Philadelphia
On Tuesday evening 2sh June, O'Clock, previous
4 Of real estate the Philadelphia Exchange,
% shares of the Governnen Building Washington,
C $500 Aso 20 shares stock In the "Natona
NY" Washington, ID. &.
a. The Building Of
eneenh washington, occupied by War
nent of the United States, Of Sl90
monhly-Sl Gas on the first day Of every month";
The stock represented by 500 of $500 eac making
capital OF $50 0oO and yielding
| eight
National Hall property
the Theatre Washington which leased by Mr.
celebrated theatre lessee, punciualiy paid
The above wall positively be sold without mta
highest bidder produce
the OF s5eo So together with and which
| shall have been incurred
Terms payable before Friday,
uhcaes of the stock will be transferred by OF
| TW. THOMAS d SONS,
| June0-2l, -, 25 b. ~ Auctioneefs.
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M sixth Presbyterian Church.-Rey. Mason Noble wi
preach Hail Sabbath morrow morning IL oocI
md al 8 O'Clock, p.
In the evening will deliver address young from III
words" days OF thy youth"
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('ANTON MATruNGs have remaining on hand some
very superior anRs which, consequence OF the advanced
stage OF the season win DO sold at reduced figures.
OF that comfortable article
Er India bed We think likely
they are The s may be ohased IN this country for
- - GLhGETT h DODsoN.
2I-JteodH
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DRICrcs Observation-Disclosures, vstt~s, Grape
and Psrssois-Lades In Of above nd
and full Stock and much below
AZ tho IL advancing dcisrincd down
the pccs Of manas and adie purchase dne man
ta half the former price. #-..s.5
Grape shaw have splendid stock competition
cell them At
prices rather than the season
VERIFY, TEBBS, VERY,
Avenue House, 0 TN street and Penn. avenue
June Q3-Imifesd
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nv HE National Magazine for July Is received and "a
Il sale BY the agents, GRAY BALLANTYNH,
Seventh street, Odd Fellows, Hall.

Seventh street, Odd Fellows Hall
Loasslow (pora Wesleyan theological Institution, uour
Visit the Gos Percha Works, hree
Johnson tive engsvings Poetry OF Evening
short Words Hespcra Illustration OF Myscnou. An
Estimate Wordsworth Poetry The Emperor Napolcos III
The the SILVER Lining, kc hc. &c
81 year, 10 number Now il the time
subscriptions
IS News
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NOTICE Credit Sustomers.-We respectfully inform
IN who bills
being and usual, shall render
uimo earnestly hoped respectfully
settling the will be the reward OF abor-
for the half
June Whilst Julyf CLAGETT 4 DoDsON.
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o. Nev. ID. EvAas Reese will preach in the Metho-
church. Oh street, morning and rsI Tho
public invited. Seats free
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DELIs. BELLS! BELLS ,-The subscriber. manuac,ur,

ELLIS! BELLS! BELLS !-The subscribers manufacture
keep constantly factory
boat locomotive, school house, bells
bells hung with the yoks movcable They
be turned around that the cappsr will strike
place, which is desirable after bell has rung
springs affixed clappcr resting
the bell thereby poongug sound These bells
ted from the hes, stock, and in iron AT this
foundry these
menL We give written thn church bells break within
purchase
TIE bells
sold foundry which
dence superiority We
awarded from the various fairs for the hes. bells
and purity tonen We particular
chimes, furnished foundry
within lew rods Of the Hudun river Erie
direction As this the establishment
United states, and
orders be filled with despatch. We bells
Of the States Old bells taken in exchange
Levels compasses, &c constantly on hand. Address
A, MENEELY'5 SONS,
May 2l-lyd&cp West Troy, N. Y.
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Rr-At a meeting of the Board Of Directors OF the
Mechanics INSTITUTE held ber 7h
the following resolution was passed
R,,olped That Institute be opened daily
through the sundnys eIceped) from 10 10 O'Clock
and that the public generally invited visit
CHARLES CALVERT
June I7-u Recording Secretary.
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May 2I-lyd&cp

DARN FOR sALE.-Win be sold private hat well
known farm, lying eth plank road Montgomery
county Maryland about eight miles from Washington, coan
ing JT'S about 100 meadow,
balance (t72hD fields divided
into giving OF wood, meadow
The whole farm well waered several failing
passing through H. The fencing Is all good there
Of chestnut timber in
vision Of the fields
In point health teauy and location surpassed by any
in OF has always
IL beauty The dwelling contains eight rooms, kitchen, pant
hc., cellars sc. all surrounded pang,
pump good In the yard barn stable and
houses good spring house. with nevcranc spring Of cool
delightful attached.
Servants quarters for hands would be
the farm
good nple orchard and excellent peaches pears cherries
Ac
plank completed, (which Is likely
with horse, would
Produce
could be hrusd and all OF the
Inquire Mr. John Joyce grocery store, street,
sire uneI I-dlm
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ny-Young Mems Christian Association. Rooms Fow-
ier building street, below y, General
reading open day tSunday
csed) OF three and The best religious
standard and Of this
regularly received Clens and stranger.
vii be cordially welcomed.
by order Of tn, Association. M
Mari
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By E. n. sTRarroN. Auetionser,

(Pennsypania Avenue, 50 an side, near l0sA siresi)
FURNITURE Sc, ABDUCTION, FOR CASH, FOR ACCOUNT
whom conceTnon Saturday morning. June 70, al y
shall sell good assortment cf s9ni
ture, &c. consisting Of .#.
Mahogany sofas, chairs, aud diyans
aud wood sea chairs and rockers ....
Mahogany rockers
MaIble-top and sofa tables
Il, Gilt fame mirror, bedsieads, beds, mattresses
Refrigerator, carpets, matirg, hc,
Y. N. sTRATToN,
Jane Odd Aucuoneer
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By J. q. MCGUIRE, Auetioncor.
novERNMENT SALES OF OLD LUMBER, GREEN BAIZE
doors hay, he.-On Saturday June u.s. O'Clock,
Long bridge, shall sell quantity old lumber in
purchasers. IF
Also, oeloek House, quantity Of
| aud other lumber. II n ..#t
Also, o'clock square, near Capitol
about tons well number green bAxe
covered doors. 4Ni ..>1H E. 81 -.#
Terms cash, in specie. s@s-.i .s".' .#..
re aza JAS. o. MCGUIRE,
June 23-d Auciouesr
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
Hf16N sN - Mountains, by the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence
b43AA Rairoad-The only by which travellers
-SS1EET8I reach the base of the White mountains
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Tho market at San Francisco dulirge ports Of
all kinds Of provisions Haxa and Galego brands, $40 rs
Sill. Provisions slightly hrmer. Money stringent Lum
Der dull Dry goods OF all kuds in steady request bul
prices dropping. .
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FROM The ISTHMUS.

y.ha,a rsc;xsd nv the Crescent City weeks later
dates from Panama reaching to Apr Inc He'"" '"
that date says -,
It's said that the vivid imagination of hungry once
~. has copiured up such vision Of the value oil he
So, onsplbin m his CITY that il has become one OF the
most eagerly soughtaer appointments a the TIE
the President. We scarcely believe this ""0 u -
office is worth from thrytso thousand 20 one . ~
thousand dollars A wear As reported AZ Washington "
whether be worth less than five thousand yesr-"n
we believe To be much nearer the marS-we ucnne " ~.
opinion that pure zeal and desire TO serve u.,r cvy
the only motive that actuatcs the candidate We IA" ~
less than four residents here anxious 10 take upon e"
selves the responsibilities OF the oiice-t0 say nohg y.
Dr George Smith of Maine whose clam Ih Std or"usi'
10 light 80 curiousy the other day How many more can
ddstcs there may be in the Union are not aole 70 see
The last We heard of was Mr.. James whom ne iH0S~
des gnates a. Fire and Fbuster Fire eater anu
Fiibuser We say Cromwell said of Sir Harry Nane,
the Lord preserve from Mr. James. Wewani nethf
Fire fibusters here. We want Just snch man
as present worthy COnsul-prudent yet arm
vetaYbe-uprght experienced and humane. In fact tor
the interest of the nted States citizens in Panama We
Mr. COrwine Ia retain his office. lie has during inc
last three years given universal satisfaction and proved
himself in every way capable at fulfilling the duties oil tns
onerous and responsible situation entrusted to HIM. lie
has experience both of the wants of his countrymen As
well as the mode OF ansactng business vita the officials
of the country Ii Mr. Corwine had other claim To the
office his experience alone ought to be sufficient 10
secure him in his position The knowledge required to deal
with the thousands of brought before the United States
Consul by the passengers that travel by this route and the
tact necessary deal with the officials oths city, and tho
government OF the country, does not come oy nature1
alone be- procured by experience and il very much
against the interest of the United States and other citizens
10 remove an officer who has acquired all this
MURDER NEAR GORGONA.-We have been informed that
last week of the OF the railroad works be-
tween Barbacoas and GOrgona murdered by carpen-
ter lrishman, employed the works. The murderer
Immediately conveyed 10 Aspinwall and handed over
to the authorities Considerable excitement prevailed.
There difficulty in preventing the citizens from
nhctng summary punishment upon the villain. The Jefe
PoEtico however succeeded in restoring order
Panama Herald, 5th.
from Peru New Granada arrived in this city Saturday
last in the Quito, accompanied by his family and suite.
During his stay he the guest of Sr Loustaunau Consul
of Peru in this city. Ibid
The Bridge the Panama Railroad over the River Cru
ces has been carried away by ireshet
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LATER FROM ASPINwALL.
Arrival of the Steamship Crescent City.
NOTHING LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The United States Mail steamship Crescent City, Capt
McGowan, from Aspnwall the evening Of Tuesday,
April T. arrived Friday morning On the 18th she passed
steamship Falcon $50 miles from Aspnwa bound to that
place On the 18th inst, in lat II 81 n, lon Fl 40 w.
passed steamship Pampero, bound to San Juan.
The brig Gen H. Taylor arrived at Aspinwan 9Th inst
leA her disc argng lumber.
The brig Orion Goodwin from Boston arrived at Aspin
wall on the eth ST., and would sail the 18th inst, all
well.
party Of ladies and gentlemen. from South America,
were robbed during their journey across the Ihmu Of
large amount of money and other vauabes The thieves
however were arrested shortly after hecommssion Of the
robbery and confined in the CalaboOse at Aspnwa The
Governor had arrived from Panama and would proceed
forthwith to try the offenders.
Peter c. Boyer, aged Sc from Georgia, died April 10TH
1853, Of dysentery.
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anoes of the ring viii be given Francons lipPodromes
about mile below the Palace. at Twenty th'ru suee~
II an immense concern and will attract corresponding
patronage The edifces the Palace are many tie
Of wood merely temporary affairs put up for ms I.u,
only" There are. however, some good ana sio>t.'','
brick and stone structures Further off whole blocks
Of new houses up going up wi h view 20 furnish zen
porary accommodation board and lodging 70 those VINO
cannot or do not choose to find hotel room cannon
t the nun Der of new buildings called into being by the
Palace, but they must be numbered by hundreds.
OF course Rum primary and important feature IN inc
neichborhood Already there many shops open and
on SUNDAYS they will present good representation 81 the
Fourth Of July It pity that this must D. So but 50 II
j.. and ali that can be done Is 10 urge the City Authorities
to confne the fiery spirit within the Limits Of the hcen>a
The CORPORATION fav. much to do in IN. way Of paving
and tagging in order 10 make the ueghboghood plSSabie 70
footmen but we presume this will soon 6c compete AMI
thar on or about the = Of June next the NkWl ORR CRY
T1 P,,Cr Will h. omen ~ the world in y credit
able alike TO the managers the City and the Country
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COSTA RIGA

The neghboring republic Of Costa Rica H. perbans Ie..
known than any OF the nations that constitute
section OF Central America In McCullocs eo0rsnb;caI
Dictionary edition Of le52 il is not even mentioned hinder
that head but slight notice given of il under Cuatems
Ia winch about as correct the United Stotes AT tho
present tne was included in description ofGreat Britain
From some notes, kindly furnished US by Captain Dor
nm Of me soop Of war Portsmouth and from material
that we have collected from other sources during the last
TWO years we are enabled TO compile the following
C0sa INCA attends from the boundary OF New Grenada
on The south 70 the Rio del Salo the North which seps
rates from Nicaragua. The boundary lines yet un-
dehned and large tract Of land is still in dispute at both
ends nor does there appear any probability Of their being
ior some time 10 come definitely settled The Eastern
boundary the Atlantic whilst the Pacific forms th
Western The total breadth from to ocean NAV 10
taken at average Of 90 leagues and its length from
Grenada 70 Nicaragua may be about 6O which would v;a
area of % zoo square miles Juarros The ponusso =;
lsi0 estimated at 10000 of which l2 600 were re-.
and $4,000 native Indians NJ Culoch) This wonld 80; @
average OF about four persons TO the square MIL =;
country capable from its rich soil climate and
OF easily supporting ten times that amount of nonai,
On the Pacific, the Gulf Of Dulce deem inlet ~ sa
in length about thirty miles by in breadth Affords ~
the finest barbors in the world and at lis further
is smaller gulf admirably suited for all the purnoses a
trade and capable ofconianing large fleet OF shps Ne
merous small ports exist all along the coast which ~
ding business, in small coasters could with facility b -
tsblished.
The Government ofCosta Rca is more firmly sstsen ~
and less disturbed by party faction and politics nsa =
the elaer Central American Stsies The es'"
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Western RnIlrond Arrange ments.

INDIANAPOLIS, April Y, I0''.
sr PAYNE, the President and Mr. Stone the Superin
dent Of the Cleveland Columbus. and Cincinnati Rail
"A and Mr. Goodman, President e the Beleiontane and
EsnlpOls Railroad at this city in convention with
= Directors Of the Indianapolis and Beef1naine Road
,eing for running their respective roads in concert
~ hiter Company the LIST of May running
- new equpage, il having heretofore been by the
-Israpolis and Madison Railroad Company.
"A dezen contractors from New York, Connecticut and
where passed through here today in reference to the
sJkdo and 81. Louis road