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NEW BOOKs.
LIE z and Thought: cherished memories of the
late julia A. Parker Dyson with portraits, edit
ed by Miss Latimer; 81.
for the use of Bible Glasses, sunday gchoo
Teachers, Catechsts, and other pious Laymsn
by Rev; Ghas a. Wall, vols; 200
of peter schlemyhlin America" and Modern
M1LLEoULcIA; Thousand Pleasant Things, Sc
lected from Notes and Queries; so.
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID, related to her Me-
phews and Neices: by Madame Emile De G-
THE af PoE4R9 Of Eo Ess By Wm
LITTLE SONGS for Little Children, by Mrs Follen;
illustrated with fftv pictures; Sic.
sPECTAIO |. new edition; vols with plates; 50.
THE POE rICAL WORKS of Thomas Moore, col
lected by himself; in six volumes, with Por-
trait and Memoir; Aldins edition 4 So
DR.. KANE's Expedition, with Portrait and Plates
poET ETC Works of Geo. Herbert, beautifully il
The RIVER of the Ancient Mariner; by Samuel
for sale by GEO M. WEST.
no 28-.2t Exchange Boob store.
o5.UUU THoRo q lily SEAS ONED
WHITE PINE-l4and is #. lengths, embracing A,
20 GOO feet susqueh anna Boards, part wide.
Heart Rails. Axe, 6xS, 8xlO and loxio, and large
stock of Merchsatable Scanting, SKA, Sx6, 4xo Az"
zoo coo Sawed Laths, Lime. Hay, Tar &c.
Also lot OF Hickory Plank saltsPs TI Gsfsh pur'
ppssaa '''e Canal street. between 9Th sd 7h
HOPE MILL YEAST POW ID 4 Rs S.
IL These celebrated Powders have stood the test
for many year, and have proven to BE- far supe ror
TO sny Baking Powder now in use. For making bis
cult, buckwheat any kind of cakes, they are in
dispensable They not only cause the material to
itv is not to be found in any Powders now before the
public except the HOPE MILL YEAST PowDERs.
Forsaeby JOHN w. POLLARD,
no % Druggist. nth street
~ "pure rye" the ceie brated and long tried Whis-
key continues to be the f.vorite among good judges
from the fact that it is better than ANYTHING else they
can find We it to please or take it back II
it does not. More than nine years old For sale by
WINSTON 4 POWERS,
no28-lm Corner Cary and Pearl SITS
TlUTTEK.- rs kegs Butter "a However,
D-ssleeted. Also, 500 lbs. Roll. For sale BY
no IS -2t Wake co,
RkANDY -Lond0n Dock Hennesey vim.
A. tsge IS4s' asuperb article I;t for sale BY
no 1s-lm. WINSTON POWERS
EUNPOWDEk TEA-Qaeen Caop, the
chests, which We sffer to connossurs Gail before
no .s-2x WINSTON POWERS.
EKOUNDsPL AsTEK AND LI0IK-Coo.
N stantiy on hand, fresh Ground Plaster and
no % I'm WINSTON & POWERS
Ok Bbis fepperminG Cordial, and rs do
81 Sweet Was, just received, for sale.
no "a WM. WALLACE L. SON,
Sn Dozen lnrge 4 strinR, wire lied
w BkUOMS, in store, for sale.
noB WIN WALLACE 4 SON.
1n0 Dozen = and 3 hosp BUCK kTs,
AOp In store, for sale
no % WIN. WALLACE & SON.
I En Bags LAGUAYKA Cor n &, In
no2s VIM. WALLACE 4 BON
IN Bbis Nieman's CIDER VINEGAR,
Nv just received, for sale
no % WM. WALLACE & SON.
Cn0 tags McCuliOueh's New York
%VO SHOT, for sale.
mo- ~ WIN. WALLACE L SON.
- COTCH w HI , X e Y..1O demijohns,
~ our importsien, for sale by
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
UpAll to be sold. -
SINS
ShsWls,
Dc Laines,
PIsids
Linens,
MusliuD,
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FOR KENT.-.Suilnble for a small
ES5 family or single gentlemen, good Rooms on
I'D the third a DOR also, attic Rooms with every
convenience over Thomas Howe's Hardware store
Further particulars may be known by applying at
The store, or at P. WlLBACHER'S, opposite.
no 28-St
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K~ReIiaiOus Nofice.-.The meeting now
in progress at sycamore Church will be kept up till
after the ensuing Lords day, nightly. At o'cocs
Rev JAMES CHALLEN and others. will ss'ist in cen
Quoting it. Bsp.isms after presiding to night.
mn I8-l*
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rELKf,p Apu,r NEWS.


rnoprrp Foh -. LILY DISP17CH
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- EOR RkNT.-- Two very desirable
M;s Lodging Rooms on Governor street. ,nqure
NA Of s. w. HARDWOOD.
no 28-2t@
=. FOR RENT.-A Renteel family res
80 idence on Sd street. between Leigh and Clay
Es.A Gas will be introduced if desired Apply 20
no 2S-l2* A. g. WORKMAN.
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ENGINEER's OFFICE kICHnoHD AND
York RIVER RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received Mt this
L offics uotl the Goth of December next, for the
furnishing and delivery to this Company, of 400
white Oak, Spruce Yellow Pine PILES, and
about 900 feet B. M. Hear. Pine TIMBER Ths
larger portion is required at the Psmunkey River
crossing near the White House; a large quantity
within milo of Richmond. and the remainder at
Chickshominy River, Black Creek 10 New Kent CO..
and Cohoke Mill Pond, in King Willism county -
The Timber to be cut during the winter and furnish
ed next Spring.
FOR further information enquire ct this office.
EDMD +. D. MYERS,
M 9o-td Chief Ensinaer
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SASH WEIGHTS. -ROuHd and square
- Sash Weights assorted sizes, for sale cheap by
CLARkSON ANDERSON,
M % No LOG Main street.
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pUhNING FLUID. Another nuppIy of
- that superior Burning Fluid just received and
for sale BY JSo w POLLARD, Drugsi.t.
bs28 18th street
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AOTEL CANDLks.--iast receives, per
- steamer, 10 boxes Adsmsniin hotel Candies,
which We ofer low, for cash.
no2s r MCCARTHY 4 SON.
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ELANNELS. FLANNELs Just rec'd,
Il smother supply Of thcss cheap Gil wool red sni
white Flannels at 25c. per ysrd Call soon at
ma a. L. L. WELLS. IS Main ct.
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IN ATIUNAL HOTEII, MHln ntreot, StHuH
l. ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER 4 CO, Fro
prietors.
EY- An Omnibus will Always bs in readiness at the
Railroad Depot, 70 take passensers 70 and from this
house. free Of CHARGE my S---6m
rUk E.--I an now In regular receipt OF
" SOFT and HARD COKE.---the former de-
Hsbtfal fuel for crates and the latter excellent
aud economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yarda corner of 10th street and Basin bank on
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal.
NH e---ts JNO. ]. WERTH, AIT.
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rOMPOUND LlCDRlCk DRUPS..ll
~ cases OF these superior snd pleasant Drops so
highly recommended for cnushs ard colds For sale
by J. w. POLLARD, Druggist
"a I1tI
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YVN1SY TAVENT ZEN fIOLBLA IN G..
L. ceiying dsily from experienced clerks substan-
tial evidence of approval. fresh supply just RS
ceived possessing Improvement in having the ivo-
~ dyed so as not to show any stain of ink. Price
S7a cents.
am also in receipt of an assortment of very supe-
rior GOLD PENS, together with Port monnaies La.
dies Csbss and Rsticulep, Pencils of various kinds,
Note and Letter Papers in great variety, Knives,
Purses w ork Boxes, Sewing Birds &c; to which,
with a supply Of very attractive NEW BOOKS,
pubic is respectfully invited.
Particular attention psid to the Juvenile Depart
ment. T. b. fKlCE,
no 28-It Opposite American Hotel.
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VAKRIAGE BOL II S.-Assorted from
" II to inches, in store and for sale by
CLARKSON l. ANDERSON,
no 2s No. lO6 Main street.
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KID GLOW Gsaunflets; "orsted an1
IN Cotton Hosiery, in great variety, Just received
and for sale low at l. WELLS,
no g6 So Main ct.
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NcTOKAEE..-N NJ erchanfs' AccSM mo datfOn
~ Warehouse, for ths storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, &C &c.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
in receiving, shipping and marking attending person
ally to that on, selves
They also save large amount of money in drayage
alone, by storing with Our Warehouse beinE sit
usted the dock, goods be received and deliver
ed free of drayage.
Insurance effected at tina lowest city rates II de-
sired BRIDGFORD CO..
mol Corner goth Dask and Gary streets
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ID ENCH AND MOULDING Pr ANES--A
ID LARGE sssortmen IN store and for sale cheap by
CLARK5UN ANDERSON.
No Main
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DEFINED sUG A * S.-l.oRf Crushed,
II Powdered and Yellow Sugars, in store and for
sale by SELDEN 4 MILLER,
no Is Corner Pearl snd Cary streets
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0OO OOO SUPERIOR SEGAKS.---Just
to hand and for sale at low price by
D. N. JONES co,
M 90 M rs Main ST
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T Fl T. M A Il X e rs.
PETERSBURG MARKET.


PETERSBURG, Jan. IA, 1885, =
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY THE STANDARD BIZ
n. NJ MARTIN, BRO, co,
Grocers and Commission erchant No. l29 Sycanors st.
TOBACCO.-The transactions in this article since the
holidays have been limited owing the bad state of
the weather which has prevented planters from getting
their tobacco portion Of it to market The receipts
in December light consequently there But
little that laid until after Christmas for Inspections.
We quote lugs at S4 to Sc, and leaf 6 TO So The ad
which is owing entirely to the limited opening
WHEAT.-During the past week there has been buI little
doing In this article. The receipts exceedingly small
and holders generally not disposed to offer their stocks
on the market at prices We good prime
White at 81 10 S2US. Common fair lots l.5O Sl9O.
COTTONThe receipts continue light with far demand
aud prices have further advanced Sales of good prime
at So to Sy.
CORN.-For days past has been in better demand.
Sales day before yesterday made at So for large
parcels and to-day at 81 :. =
CLOVER SEED-Stock very light and prices firm. We
quote good seed at l0I{ TO $l014
MACkEREL-Not quite so firm and prices are 25 cents
lower. We quote No. 3 at Sc to S6L
CANDLES.-Spern A to 46 cents Adamantine % to
81 cents; Taow Ii to Is cents. .E-E
PORk.-Receipts light with brisk demand for small
and medium hogs at 81 to cts.
BACON.-This article has further declined. We quote
by the hhd. shoulders lU5 and sides to II cents.
MOLASSES-N. o. 30 5S cents; Cuba 4s 10 80 cent?.
SUGARS-Owng to the rivers being fruzen up the
al supplies have been Off and there is but little
ket. Prices have further advanced and quote coffee
sugars lo to H. crushed IL to l2 Powdered ii to
GUANO.-we quote Peruvian guano at $50 to s5s.
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eH- The following lines. handed US for pubca.
ton by friend, were written by gifted young
gentleman of New Jersey, the death ofa favorite
dog named Spring. They the best of their Pc
cuIiar kind we have ever seen:
On brute and monarch death alike will call
Dogs have their day, and Spring hath haa his fall:
Doctors by barking lawyers biting, thrive;
Spring could do both both could not make him live
rom human passions he had gifts apart;
They, heartleSs souls, and he, a soulless heart;
They, doomed to future life, death with fear
But he more happy, sleeps forever here.
And the following composed "by one of the
pack" on the death of favorte dog named Spot
Here lie the bones of faithful friend,
That caught hares and foxes, times without end;
He died. as he lived, cOnen with his lot
If passing dogs you'll remember q" one Spot"
Capital dog gerel.
A parcel Of wags together on the first day of JAN
uary, thus expressed their feelings about the years.
1885,
Has left some very good fellows alive;
1856,
Will hurry few of them over the Styx;
1857,
May land a score or so in heaven;
... 1885,
May write for those left-"a little too late."
So be it, and SO be it not This is no "laughing
matter" As the poet hath it, in the advertising col
umns of the Petersburg Express
"We merry, merry here
But who can tell,
Where shall dwell,
To be merry another year?"
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The official business of Rev. E. w. Sehon, has
rendered it necessary for him make his residence
at Nashville. Mr.. Sehon has considerable reputa-
tion as Methodist divine. He has commanding
person, with much dignity of manner He has
great huency, and occasionally eloquence, as q
preacher, and is excellent revvalist. These quail
tiles have given him reputation and popularity
in this community The hot haste, however, with
which he took to know nothingism, and the awkward
predicament in which he was placed in being COM
PEELED to dodge the avowal of that membership, has
injured him very much, and greatly lessened that
entertained for him. Know nothingism has done
for him, what it has done for many other preachers
decidedly damaged him. 1t will doubtless how.
ever be source of pleasure to his Church in Nash.
vile, well to his many friends throughout the
West, to learn that he has discovered the he
made, and has withdrawn from the degrading asso-
citation. Louisville Times
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THE OLD SOLDIERS CONVENTION

Upwards of two hundred delegates were i'm attend
ance on the Convention of the soldiers of the last
war, held I'm Washington City on the 9Th of January.
Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, District Of Co.
lnmbia Wisconsin, Vermont, Mississippi, New York,
Kentucky and North Carolina were represented
They proceeded, on the Sth, to the Presidents
House, with a military escort and formed in the
East Room. Mr.. Sutherland, President of the Con-
who ferven.ly responded, eciting repeated cheers
and capping of bands. The President in his speech
referred to Van Gaskirk from New York, "a years
old, as the only representative of the Revolution
present; Secretary Davis and Qutman of the Mexi-
can War, and those before him. of the late war with
Great Britain
The enthusiasm was almost unbounded. A large
number of ladies present. including Mrs Pierce
and other distinguished women. 1t was a truly
beautiful. patriotic and exciting scene
At the evening session of the Convention of SOL
diers Of 1912, George Washington Park Gusts de-
ivered address.
Resolutions were adopted expressive of their opin.
ion that Government is under the most solemn pledge
to carry out the promises of the Continental Con-
gress regarding the provision for the officers of the
Revolutionary Army. The substance of the Rcso.
lutions is as follows:
{" That they would earnestly petition the present
Congress to supply the omissions of former ones by
providing for the declining years of the Soldiers and
Sailors of 1912, has been done for those of the
Revolution; that pensions for wounds or injuries
should commence from the date of dsab blity and the
arrears of pensions be paid to the widows or survi-
wing children.
That the bounty act of 1855 should be so amend
ed to embrace the children of any person who if
living, would be entitled to land under that act as
we'll his minor children, and persons who enlisted
for five years and served till discharged disabled
ought to receive 1G0 additional acres.
That the provisions of the present laws should be
extended to those confined in foreign prisons during
the war.
That inasmuch, as many rolls at the War Office
we're destroyed by fire. it is unjust to refuse paro
proof and require record evidence of service and
further, that military service however Short should
entitle to l60 acres.
1t was also resolved that it was due to the mem.
ory of James Madison that inappropriate statue b.
erected to him in Washington.
: "A resolution was then adopted that the members
OF the Convention wear Grape their left arm fol
thirty days in memory of those who have died since
the last Convention A committee of seven was
then appointed to present the resolutions to Con
gress."
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REPORTED FOR THE STANDARD.
THE INDEPENDENT GUARDS"

This spirited Company, Capt j. Q. DeCarteret
commanding, parade Monday evening
last and Notwithstanding the inclement weather,
they made very handsome appearance They
formed in front If the Court House, and marched
thence to the Executive Mansion, where they execu-
ted some beautiful evolutions. They then marched
up Fayetteville street to Capitol Square; thence
down Wilmington street to Market Square, where
they were drill for time, performing various
evoutons, which were highly creditable to their ef.
fcient Captain and to themselves.
At night they had concert and festival, for the
benefit of the corps. The City Hall was soon filled
to overowing with anxious spectators witness the
first appearance of the performers, composed almost
entirely Of memLers of the Company. We are sure
one regretted their presence there. The perfor-
did their part well, and to the entire satsfac-
ton of the large and enlightened audience of gen.
tlemen and ladies, who testified their delight by fire.
quent applause.
After the concert the audience was invited to Tenn
perance Hall, to partake of an abundant supply of
refreshments, prepared Cor the occasion by the
pany. The Hall was beautifully decorated with
flowers and evergreens; and at the head of the two
long tables the flag of the company was gracefully
displayed, and muskets appeared at each window.
The Company was present in uniform, with fatigue
caps, and appeared to much advantage. The man.
ayers deserve great praise for the manner in which
they conducted the arrangements. The occasion
will be long remembered successful and pleas
ing one.
After partaking of the refreshments Lieut.. Wm
c. Parker toasted the Company, to which Capt De
Carteret responded in neat and appropriate man
Lieut.. ii. Rabey toasted the "Oak City Guards,
and w. Z. Alley, O. S of that Company, being call
ed on, responded in behalf of the o. c. G.'s, IN a
very happy manner. After number of other toasts,
the audience removed to Market Square, to witness
the ascension of large and beautiful balloon which
went up magniticently, and to the great delight of
the assemblage. The crowd then dispersed, well
pleased with all that had transpircd. A ID. II.
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Prospectus of the ssSouthern SentineI,''
A Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to be Pub.
lished Weekly, at WiLon, NJ C.

Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to be Pub.
lshed Weekly, at Wilson, ~ G.. .
TIME EXISTING CONDITION OF POLITICAL PAR.
TIES and of partizan strife mutually suggests The
tablishng of such journal the SoUTHERN SENTISKL
purposes become. The present. indeed crisis
political history witnessed before The Constitution
has been invaded the laws trampled and spa upon reg
liberty assailed ballot boxes broken and burnt the
landmarks of political ancestry partially eaced the
wisdom derived from time-honored experience unseaed
strange and questionable have been pusa into high
positions; and fanacism unclaimed from its and
faggat piles in the North heard howl among the
South These evils, far its humble abilities shall
serve,
THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL ~"
will endeavor to 1t will endeavor to inculcae
for the laws they exist and for the Consttu
it has been interpreted by the of the
and by the Fathers of the Democratic faith 1t will defend
only political, bnt RELIGIOUS liberty and will do battle
against political heresy that may appear, whether
hatched i'm caves or cuverts, open convention. i
The SENTINEL will also, TO relieve the monotony of poll
TICS devote TO literary TOPICS original and selected
well to miscellaneous subjects, winch shall include
Agricultural and the latest Commercial intelligence. In
brief efforts expenses will be spared make the
Sentinel of the most sef and efficient journals in the
South. ..... -s-,1
The first number of the Sentinel will be issued about
the first of the next mon;h and sent TO subscribers at the
of 81 per g. so the end of months and
s. the end of the Discount made behalf of cubs
who shall take five, ten more copies 81 ss..
J. F. KEENAN,, ED1roa. -
Jan. II, 1856. IT,
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WHOLE NUMBER llos.
SUPREME COURT.

Ine 1oH0wlng declsons have been delivered:
NASH, G. jim Nash Morton, from Pasquotank,
directing uenire de Also, in Guirkins VIII
liams, from Camden; penire de noco. Also, in Gran.
dry Small, from Pasquotank; cenirs de noOo.
PEARSON, J.-In Midget Mcbride, from Curri-
Doxy' from GurrisusI. I Affirming % the iudsmensN % ]
Also, in Etheridge Corprews, Ex'rs., from Curri-
tuck, affirming the judgment ,--le-f
BATTLE, jim Jones Ward, from Martin, af.
frming the judgment Also, in Murdre Saunders,
from Perquimons, affirming the judgment. Also,
in Mclean Farley, in equity, from Richmond :
bill dismissed with costs -
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FULLER TURNING STATES EvIDENcE-The Louis
vile Times thus disposes of Mr.. Fuller, the Southern
K. N. candidate for Speaker of the House: Mr..
Fuller, COL Marshalls fayore for the Speakership,
belongs to the Passmore Williamson school of negro
stealing Abolitionsts He supported Wm T. John
son, the Abolition candidate for Governor, at the
last election in Pennsylvania, and he supported the
notorious Nicholson, vile an Abolitionst as ever
committed treason or stole or nigger. The know
nothing papers here say he is national man, and
they like him. Fuller's turning Southern man is
good deal like thief turning States evidence"
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MARRIED,

In Wake county, at the residence of j. W Judd, on
Thursday evening the Sd inst. by n. Howell, Esq., Mr..
CASTOR BaenIine to Miss Nancy daughter of Elder W.
Judd, all Of Wake county.
In Caswe county, Thursday evening the Sd nst br
Rev. G. g. Walker, Mr. Stephen Rice to Miss Marg. J.
West.
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Mr.. Coffin having resigned his post as Rail Road
agent at this place. Mr. John Holt has been appoint
Conductor in the place of Mr.. Holt, resigned ,r.
-.,. ...... Sails. Watchmdn.
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Nor GUnTY.-Thos. j. Eccles, Route Agent,
whose trial has been progressing for several days
past before the United States Court at Charleston,
s. e., for robbing the mail vas on Saturday last ac.
Quilted Of the charge e
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ABOUT TO SETTLE IN LoUIsIANA.-It is said that
Ca ot Bragg, who lately resigned his Office in the
Army, is about to settle in louisiana planter.
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WESTERN RAIL RoAD.-There will be meeting
of the Board of Directors of this Company in this
place Thursday next, for the puri ose of deter
mining the location of the first division f the road
ana other purposes not known to u.s. Our readers
shall be duly Informed of whatever Of ,erest may
then transpire. Sails. W4tchman.