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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25
LII X Ell FIRE. g!iaFIREyfr
,s .hrl u MORE TRlUBfPHs OF ala
AICH'S SALAM NDER SAFESy

2 IhE foLLowIrG CERTfIcAIEs HAVE yusrr N, r.
reserved by the NAILS The. form additional
tie OF Richs owe All OH
FIRE IN CHA AR1.Esl ON, 8 C.
~ .yf ~ 1I- m CHARLESTON, Aprii-c. 1854.
Mr.. L. NJ HArcH, Agent for Rich's Saiama pder S.se.
Dear sr; Finding TO rem ove our saf On.
ng Inc late nre. which destroyed our store In Bayns
street. ana having taken out books we mt =,
several papers to test We glad to acknosiedss
mat tuiy sustained the high reputation OF your ssfes
me pres ersauon OF these ppers more ths s We er
Peeted when We witnessed the intense sus
Jectedto. Yours, &c.. - Nll tTT' 'sT-'''
COUkTNEY. TENNANTACa
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tsgERWOoD HrUsg.

rENHE subscriber mas taken The above house. and has
entirely rcitted and re:urishedi and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house In saIslctor,
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goo stock Of horses and
ragcs to let. ..L Sc r..fI .al- Fgru8 sItl
The stable large clean and well located, and good
hostie constant aendalce Particular attention
will be paid TO the of horses ef With him for keep
ng. and in ali respects the public sha fnd the She
wanh HSusea good Hotel. [iys.tfl ]. A. BYERS.
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RI,nroRD.s FAMyI.Y GROCERY

VIE ed ~On1d RESPECTFULLY ln'or e efIens OF
u Evansville vicinity have eed
stock Family groceries aud ProvYn every
econd street next door James Stees Lumber Yard
whse they hope BY s,fie. aeAos business 20 merit
Thry are dsy rreriyinx fresh supplies Butter Cheese
Egss Lard aud Poultry the county AM shall keep
sasy banda full supply Of articles for table
g. s.- Il II ~ If4fa a. 1871
All Goods purchased at this win delivered the
residences OF purchaser ifes Of charge ~
sep7 a
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~ NsIOOK TO TIlE rBEr.

SoME T.fIyGs CAN sE Done As WELL AS OTHERS
. hh hhkrhsUnesustrstarn<d kr from the Esssern cd.s.
He would inorm his old customers and the etzeas
sray, that he has ia his Main
Opposite the Branch Rank of the largest
elvcs stocks Of season aide Fashionable pOUrS
,PObS ever brought 70 this citY comprsgg Gents Boots OF
All kinds siter OF all the Youths and rhd
rens tine Roots Misses Caters and shoes all kinds and
In, an 8 Shoes in abundapcs -bn 80 ny g1e ei
lie also line stock of No. Red Sole Leather and
lor's No. Oak, fGTnci innatIIQ1i atArtat t.Atff
ALSo-35 aoE fine French Cafskins OF different brand
fresh from the Custom Hspse in >ew York. ru u sgDt
aLSowercecos Lins,. Biudiars Thread, Gutts fsrcha
Web Laces Enamslled splti and in Act ~ Hind
Maerisl necessary be used in Boots
Shoes all of which will be scfd cheap ape.t
warrant ted good. -e.s, L a,tf..4U 4F u
Tie large force OF xood worhmen
employed in manufacturing which esaslss him pete
either cheapness durability
east or westof the Rocky Noun taas. 'Can and see
ny3i-tf II. J. HART.
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II. Il. CRISP,

CRY RECORDER Ann JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
81 .fR' sostsr's BafidiHf, Up Stairs. ti
r r. CRISP. having removed his Ofice 70 Fosters
D builiing. will be hand ut all times, TO take
knowlsdgsnents OF Deeds. Mortgages &C., and attend
10 all business required OF nim as Justice ofthe Peace
E:by-tf tnfftln.rul glf Tot I3I.H fttl.' u
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND

'yNHE Undersigned constantly Keeps hand larg
assortment Of fresh Water. Buttrr and sugar Crack
ers, and a;soof Soda PiIotand Nary Bread, which be
ing man ulactared ny the --latest npsoyed Machinery
soil low price in any place in hsMest.
aud not exceld in quality by any other nufcto
" in the country A large stock always hand at my
shopen Water street. between Sycamore and Vine
deci4-tf }. SINZiCH.
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/ u y,
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route
LITTLE MLAMi RAILHO ,D!osq
pas via aaa. shers Rassss 70 Puna.rs New
Bo Ssssra F S.. Yosi oop Hoa,r.a nra s's.r s.r
a,ega. Burlington. &e &c.
fas.sns rs by TIA, breakfast a. Caeian and dine
' ~ .Htsa rii,iEE DuLY rRAISxafs
.,.,,. NEW ARRANGEMENT. gisk
s c,.
line Pissbnr.h. Phaa plia Baltimore snd Ne. York a,
Al any. New YOrk. boston. Sc. &c. ~ "
W. tsxty miles lake BY any thtr route
Meeting with sse ssnhcsns Low Pressure
2Elc 2SEEEN OF & THE wEs..,. ......., CAP. Mcbride;
FARE As CHEAP As ANY OTHFR aoGTEs.,
Through wclevsland 20 Buffalo. without landing
sssa asa gssss :s . &
York Boston &c from lie wso wn 70 Montreal 9sebee e
A. clsvssIa with Ra.oaa e Dankir. Buffalo, New York
Third TrapMRaiiroaa Eysainr Exnr.s. st so,.,ocr
waking and exclusive AZ Sren to
70 a ssa saa Ss Sss q
oas nSsh S @
Ihs .Ias. q ns rspe se 5s S same saas from
rue LITTEE MIAMI Is sYn; TTIE SYIT EAsTERS DEPOT
ss.ss snss & SpsSna s 10 ss
fl. 2. Dankrk New York and checked
The Dep this route and Lake Shore Railroad .. csvs
''' ''' '-''' FOR THROUGH TICKETS. ...,.
ni for All information please arpy the old established
sStyf ss's rsss ssls1s
ing the Eastern. Little Miami. Depot Front street
up. W. srnAprn Ticket and ssn;-si Asen,' sup''l
:, - THE OMNIBUS LINEn bsdsm
Will call for passengers any part the city Nv leaving
,Ssf Of
ey27 .. II. HOWELL. Conductor.
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s gCouRTSEY, TENANT & CO.
FIRE IN DANSVILLE. N. w.,

.sesocrunFIRE IN DANsvIILE, N. Y.ivg vrQ
~ DASsvILLE. April 10, 1850.
Messrs SIEARss q MARVIN. Gentlemen Yopr Sc a,
went Through the fire. il contained ali our books snS
papsrs which came out 10 sood order The safe fro.
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted on
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CONFECTuONARY PR ESERyEs. &c.
WHOl.ES ALE & REr ALL. -.

"a KCKIZ Fespee .nIy IhIofms tne punIIc mat ne
fam1 for Confectonaries every description
incudin Partisan Chrysalized work ofevery style.
Jess xc Of his fseture. tie IA, the bes
workme, sd ana enslea 70 NIL orders Cor Con ection
description &c.. promptly aud
y the attention of CSuntry merchant
TO his stock and prices. sepisu p f4l rt
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE; NEW oRtEaSs.,

oa--.-, INV URLEANs, April Z, IS5(.
uuroniee and warehouse Nos. 81 and "a Natehez =, -
win Their contents except the books and papers con
taiped IA our saie were Entirely destroyedb, fre ON
the morning Of the l6h;Mareh. Alihoughthe .fe had
oeen Tor several bouis In extremely hot are beore
We coua recover II, an, op being ed
ina sed heal; on being cooled with water we removed
our JOCKS ana papers 10 the anount fons: nS
uoifars without the slighC 81 damage iIiur, tn ma
Being uiy convinced By this event the entre sec.
" oi ose Safes We have procured another of the
from the same gent viz Rics Fire proof
saie sold by Mr Isaac Bridge. No 32 Magn1ns street
and recommend them TO al no desire ~
Tor valuable papers IN case Of dre. joS.ssrfli ar
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NEW. ARRANGEMENT. -
I've Daily Trains. Making Inject Coanscsisn
ihh LITTLE nIANi HAlLHOAD u

| lHra ...,,~. r,ntI "a inE . rs -.
tCoLCMBUS. To PTrTSBU RGH PHILABELPKIA BAL
4 lf-.a, TlMORE ,ANUSEW Nokk,.na.fsf III
Atsix clock A. ~ aud Eve O'Clock p. " and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO aPITTSBURGHi
and i've o clock Z. M.--s.----------
FAREpREDUCEDl "a,
Cincinnati PhiI-del phia sl4
aeins 70 s S.Tors more y. pn;sins; %
Sineisnati to firtsbursh. =. .-.. ......
Clheinnafi to Pittsburgh (ront tsaf)..,....... 500
lime Cincinnati to PITTS hou
Time Cincinnati Philadeipha. 3o,. hour
Passengers by ocIocs A. NJ Train Lightning Espress
Li.t- Miami have 50 minutes Crsne
arrive at Pittsburgh click p. and make
necton Ptshurgh wit train Philsdelphia and Bat-
more connecting With Train New jersey Ra
Passeng rs by A M Express Train Little NJ
ann r. r.. sleep Ptbursh and by Moruius
passing the beautiful daylight Phil
adel pha ard Bamore; coaneotns Philsdslpna
clock A N. Man fran via kensngton Rail-
5oclock Evening Express Little Miami Rail-
road make direct Pttsbursh
Train for Phadeipha aud Baltimore connecting q. Phils
dsphia with Trsia New Je Railroad to New Yprk
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot a. Cincinnati
..f.f, 81 - FOR THROUGH plCKECs. eal
And for all pea-s apply old established
General Railroad pice an three yeo ding. south
roadwaY Front directly opposite the
Ger House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat ct the
Eastern (Little aami) De pot. East Front street
t,t...... Nm. II. CLEMENTS. SUPERINTENDENT
p. w. SrRADrR rckts and General Agent. tst
l-hco sb THtA OMNIBUS LINE p'f "'i q
Will call for any part city leavir
recons at tn above southeast Of Broadway
Front. directly on river bank. :. --L.-..g liim.
sy18' 1 J. III. HOWELL, Conductor
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law PARTNERS HIP

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. e. BLYTHE, Attoraiesai
Law, Evansville, Indiana associated themselves
partners In the psactce ofhe law, and will continue
10 practicen this and the adjoining eounes and in the
Supreme aud District Court They design turning the
sttenton particularly TO land law. short time they
will be prepared give in few minutes abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
nens orin Lanasco, togethe with their professions
IN ~ pst. titis. Ifdssired (jy25-d 5-dawtfl ]
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2 .ist z -a'@"T'' ''s PRICE, WALSH CT, CO.
cHARrREs ST. FIEE, NEW ORLEANS.

-. = iasv!,s TBo Nsw oRft.s., ApriiIs'1ss1.
We have abundant reeo mnrer a A. ieb, S.i.
mander sale as ennentiy freproof. had
ceiient opportunity. the 5h February last of
one OF tDai description. ~hchwe purchased sever,
Charities etreet. on :entire stock
DC, was burned on The morning Of that day.rltietrr
our safe to very Intense heat dung sew. a
saved All Its contents. comtrsne bs NIX nofes sns
ebecksfosupwards ofnne hundred dollars bills receiy
able Tor severa thousand dollars anA acconts In
BOOKS Ior io thousand dollars Assid Safe eos ebly
|npunens 1.-THE cheapest aruclewe crer pu rcllssed
ALERRT d TRICO.
Aiarge assortmen Of WILDERs PATENT SALAxxup~
SAyEs, with Ricbfs Improvement. for safe by 1F1F'"-
20 fis'3 ~ fsuccessors to Rich & Cos
.a,n.s.: s.s4v. wa A6 WxrgE srRRET.N.Y,
me only Makers OF Sslsmander Safes. combining WI
der's and uRich's Patenis sole y M rj.t,rs OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither Key nor
4 keyhole. yliluo1 eHl sjgAbBIs 4 HOWES
my9-u a. .4.f Agents at Eyansvilia.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE
vHNHE CoPartnersaip heretofore extu between the
scribers the style of Mac Loenstine
Is this day dissolved by mutual Lober stine who
w continue the business old stand viii the
Of all claims against the old and Ill
Of The for that purpose All them
selves indebted to the late trm imme
date payment. CHARLES W. MACK. -,
. cH laEerHguEls zee ANTHONY LOBENSrlNE.i 3
VIZ CARD. .,.,
HAVING withdrawn from the firm take this occasion
thanks for the literally
it Of late
who will carry the business with nndmin hed vssr and
viii as always tryto make himself worthy Of th- esandeuce
Of the people. ! q ey22 "a CHARLES W. MACK.
feN- tit' COMPREHENSIVE.
HAVE thisday ssoclated with IN the Forwarding and
Commission business Robert $. Howard. The busine
will hereafter conduced under the y 10
Lewis howard. "a eis-n EDwAkD LEWIS
SSHIN first Poplar sles In store and
y Tor sale cheap to close consignment by ~ =
el6 PRESTON BROS.
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BARBER SHOP. .

r. BITHOMPSON having purchased the interest Of 81
81 other in the late the Thomp
souan Institute will hereafter conduct the busnessi his
SHAVING HAIR DRESSING GANDsHAMPoONING don
apprcveds.yie Mr. Thompson woul hi
thanks the Evansville for their bersl
would fully solicit the pedg
ing hiuse TO spare pains meritt. t - eva If
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UHAY.-s0 bales No. Timothy aud 81 bales slightly dam
aged receissd per Canal boat aud for sale by
e2e al. H. b........ ..s GEO. FUSTER Co.
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!. .....:I:I:::[ILILII b IIILI III

asA'a
zsqr u So s5o 3a5 4.oOl $50 7Uo sOo 1000 l2oO
eI 4,oo 500 ooI 7.s5 $50 o.se l4uo ~ 20
ssarsTs5o 4-5oI $50 6.5ol $50 90 l3oc ls.o.9oo
z.a1.I4-5o $50 go 75o 0.15I 50 90 5000
ssqrsl55O d.sol 7,s5 sool LOO LOO lsol 26so a.o
ssq1s 80 725 sOoI $50 is s5 i5oso 80 30 90 4ooo
7sqrs75o a.s5 s7s s.as $50 800 ~ 90 3.oo 42Oo
s,or. s5n 9g5 as 1925 i4.75 II 5uI25- 80 3ooo soo
oae square, insertion. e
:. each additional insertion. n..............'-.. zoe
-" ehasseabie weekly. per annum. .szo w
= For Isrrs space or less ge propOronats discount
Standing Cards. making six lines or less eight collars per
aanun. -,
Advertisements in form Of special or lssdsd notices. double
price.
Ed,.ra business notices. except introducing new adver-
tissrs. per line.
81 and Is cts per week sooi
siensl tor all time over weeks from election
Larre Cuts charged double the same dimens'ors
TO kspton inside charged Is per cent over
regular rates. ~ ~ -ftftH
Marriages Deaths Religious notices published - new"
vithous charge.
marked forbid charged till ordered out
The privilege yearly advertising firms does not
that Of indivieua members.
LeraI inserted the ExrESsE OF the At
ordering for the legal
hut coliectabie at usual time. .
Advertising in Weekly per si for hrss insertion anu
Sft fore each suit 81 frt .
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CSHEssMES Dominoes. ranpon Boards. India Rubber
, naiis reed by oc.B 4. G. PCSHEE.
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. 80. W.: RE,LLY,. ,.,..cv, =,

w HOLES ALE AND RETAiL lsROCER AM
w rRUDu CE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET. The an
uid respectfully inform his friends and the public
EAAasvle aad vicinity thar havoe pur hsssd the interes
OF the Senior in late of Reilly he In
carr, the Grocery aud Proouee bus the OLE
stand lie embraces this opportunity returning thanks 10
favors and intendsto merit contiaa
of the same. je2o- Iy sHfs WILLIAM REILLY
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GtHEss MEN, 'au,mon Boards and Conversation Cars
~ Tor sale by - -, e22 fI.w 4. ,t.a A. q. .PUSHEE.
cold PENs!-A large assortment or Dawson. warrre
~ * Hyde's Gold Pens jns received t.~ ....sr.l
s2s lE'f Itil iA SAMrEL LISTERS Book Store
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SALE w iGONS The Good Intpnt' aud york
ia plete ming order suitable Druggist
or Pedlars use. forsale low by loGEO. FOSTER co.
e,z9 -f -. . d =
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TEtHE suhscriber in business takes
tuniy to express hi srafea' ackno wedsements tbs
Evansville tn
try literal share of ronage
late Arm of W Reilly during his with it,
aud woad uily
e2o;u - 1II fslF1'l7 . JAMES REILLY.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-06

OHFAnother.-About O'Clock the alarm
was again sounded, and this time from Mr.
MEEDEL's Cabinet shop on 9th st. which was
entirely consumed with all its contents, toge-
ther with the turning la,hes and material in
the room occupied by Mr.. WILSON, and the
large and well provided carpenter shop of Mr..
WM, HAMILTON. Tqlese.wefe the old insti-
tute buildings of brick and two stories high
The Jail was several times on fire, but put on
with small damage Mr.. NlENDtL's loss must
be pretty heavy, including his engine, ma
chinery, large lot of work, and abou, thou
sand dollars worth OF mahogany veneers
Mr.. HAMiLToN's loss was of valuable machi
nerv. many OF his tools and largo stock o
W rk I'd lumber. Theen loss was, probably
bout $4,000. We learn that Mr.. M. wa
partly insured. t
Scarcely doubt can exist that both 0
these fires were the work OF ncend dsrest bu
what could have been the motive OF an, y,
base and fiendish!
Much credit is due to Mayor BRADY, JAME
BAKER, Sheriff WIcKHAM g. TRIssLER, an,
GODFREY MYERS, for the profusion of re
Ireshments which they furnished to the fire
men during the night.
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taken,h would retire before the mere menoces

taken, he would retire before the mere menuces
of the Sultan. aud his two allies.
However groundless the aeclamations, Of the
Car, they are as tenable, and furnish quite
as good pretext for invasion, as those which
are set up by another great Power, whenever
1t wishes to enlarge its dominion in the East
Diplomacy could procure delay, because it
sui,el the wishes Of all parties, especially of
Emperor Nicholas, who wished 10 see the
result OF the attempt which he knew would
be made to form alliances against him. But
what does the combination amount tol
Prussia remains mum, Austria hangs on Il
pivot, ready to tmn any way; England is
cold, cautious, and doubtful-she Is tired OF
setting up Bourbons who can't stay set up, e.
is also tired of paying for it.
| France alone is in earnest. Napoleon III.
would like TO go with the allies in returning
to st. Pctersburgh the visit which Alexander
made to Paris in 1914, albeit it is to this hC
! owes his crown. ..
J The war has evidently opened in favor o
the arms olthe Sultan; and if the contest il
left to the parties engaged, the Ottoman
t,oops may even drive the Muscovites from
the principlltic5, and back into their SHOWS
But il these Russian defeats do not all turi
in the end to Russian victories, it will not b,
in accordance with their past; when thu
Turk, in his first fury, has exhausted himself
the Russian will come down and bur
him.
i Ii, on the other hand, the other grea
Powers should engage in the contest, an
actnhlly send their fleets and their armies int
the field of batte--in that case, neither tn
alliances nor The blows will be oil on on
side
This is the event Of almost earncstl
desired by the reYolutionis,s all over the Cor
tinent.
f In the commotion and breaking up whic
such a struggle must produce, they see,
think they see, reason 10 hope for an OF
portuni'y to raise successfully the flag
freedom.
Very truly yours, N. NJ. B.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-06

UNIFORM RAILROAD Professor a.
lexander Hall, OF Lloydsville, Ohio, exhibi,e,
yesterday, at No. bO5 Broadway, Il new in
vention, which bids iair to be one of the mo
important OF this teegraphc agc; for it is I,
give perfect uniform clock time at ever,
station upon any line, or all the railroad line,
in the United States. For example: a smol
brass clock OF new and very simple con.
slruction, provided with a common horse shoe
mngnet OF about pound weight, as a part oi
the works, with pendulum, is moved bv ;,
magnetic battery, aud by connection of n wire
, running from the moving power through alI
the clocks On the line, that one pendulum
regulates the whole; and all will run with
perfect uniformity us long as the battery
gives forth It's power. So that regulator
clock at New York with line of wire TO Buf.
taIo, would move the second, minute and bour
hands upon clock faces at every station exoc,.
ly as they move at New York; and as that
would be The time with which all Conductors,
watches must conform, there would bs no
chance OF collision in consequence of yaria.
tion of time.
Several OF the most terrible accidents re-.
corded w.thin the last year have been owing
to this cause. That upon the Camden and
Amboy Road, where several lives and ii,abs
were lost, was owing to the difference of five
minutes between conductors watches. Tint
on the Providence and Worcester Road, 10 n
variation OF only one minute; and that one
minute cost several lives aud made many Grin.
Piles for life, and mulcted the companv IN
100000 damages.
1t is interesting, as showing the influence
OF the press, t. state that Prof. Hall WINS in.
cited to undertake the invention of this c,ooL
from reading in The Tribune the Importance
OF one minute on railroad.
The expense of putting up line of these
telegraph clocks will be abYt 50 per clock,
aud for the wire the same as a common ,alo
graph line. The cost of regulating a lin.
would be one battery and one Superptend.
ent.
Severa, railroad men have examined and
approved the principle of this invention and
we hope many others will examine il, and ifl
not perfect in its machinery, that il will be
made so and speedily applied to some road
until its usefulness may be fully tested.
We understand that James M. Thomson.
No. 500 Broadway, is interested with the in.
veu,or, and that they purpose to give any
road the privilege, free of patent fee, that
will put line in operation, The inventor
also proposes TO give public exhibition, af- |
Ter the plan has been further examined and
approved by railroad men, viii they look
10 it!--N Y, Tribune.