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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request
save for the cure of Cancers, which never was
known to 1al Also. Cordial for by ntery, Diar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint, which acts as a per.
feet charm TO arrest all of these diseases. Also a
Salve for the Piles ian extract from flower Ia SOW
erelgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
0ners no article but what has been tested. To be
had at No. $50 street, between llth and 18th Also
at Nairn Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9Th stree,
and Penn avenue.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be foupd' in
Alexandria, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, on King
street my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
at Mr.. L. A. Newman's, on Bridge street. lie II
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Later from Havana.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The Quaker City, from
Havana on the 18th, reports that the Spanish feet
mad arrived, consisting Of two steam friga.e, and
five sailing vessels.
Santa Anna had not arrived there from Cartha-
gena.
The Havana markets were unchanged
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Nicaraguan Provisional Government.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The Tribune's Central
american correspondent says that General MAJ
tlnez has been appointed provisional president OF
Nicaragua, and General JereZ minister Of war.
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NEW YORK. June 2o.-Capt Daniel Drayton.
VINO was formerly imprisoned in Washington
for kidnapping slaves, committed suicide in New
Bedford, on Thursday last
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Financial.

NEW YORK, June 29th.-Stocks are dull -
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 81; Illinois
Central Bonds &c; Michigan Southern 39K; New
York Central "a Reading Railroad 6sX Mis-
souri, 6's sIT.
Sterling Exchange is dull at IO9X
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FUR NITTRE
IL AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
of July at O'Clock a. M, shall sell at the resi-
dence of A. Noise, Esq, No so Ninth ST., Dough-
Tvs Row, next to the corner of l. street north a
good assortment Of nearly new furniture. viz:
Mahogany French Sofa, spring Chairs, and
Rockers
Mahogany sofa Table, cherry dining and side Tables
Oval gilt frame Mirror, Mantel Vases
ParlOr and chamber Window Curtains
Feather Pillows and Boosters
Hair and shuck Mattresses, Cottage Bedsteads
Bedding and Wardrobes, Washstands
Cane seat and other Chars
China, glass and crockery Ware Table Cutlery
Tbree-ply ingram and passage Carpets
Cooking: alr tight. AID other Stoves, with a good
lot of Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash: over SIS
credit of 30 and % days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest.
Je sd 4. GREEN, Auctioneer
IL The house is for rent, inquire ON the prem
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Death by the Montreal Disast.r.

BosroN, June 29.--Hon. stephen c. Phillips
distinguished citizen Of Salem, was among the
dead of the steamer Montreal
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A Hoax.
A Suiride.

NEW YORK. June 29.-There was no truth 4
the reported attack upon the Quarantine build
ings at Seguin's Point. The authorities wer
hOaNPd
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BY J.C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
L Deed Of Trust from William H. Faulkner to
the undersigned trustee, dated 26th day of May 1885,
recorded IN l.Iber j. A. =, No. S. folio S95, &c
shall, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of July next be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock p. m, proceed to
side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 and Ith
streets fronting on the avenue Is feet and running
hack ~ SIP feet TO an alley. and which there is
erected a new and first -cass brick building now oc-
cupIed by said Faulkner
Title lndIsputabe.
Terms One third cash on the day of SALE and the
balance IN equal payments at and IL months with
interest secured by deed of trust the property.
Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser
ANDREW WYLIE. Trustee
je Esd JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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WATCH RETURNs.-Robert Miles, drunk: fine
and costs, 81. 50. Michael Armstrong, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs S3i John Dauph.
city, drunk and disorderly workhouse 80 DAYS.
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The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of Georgetown
College takes place tomorrow, at 8 O'Clock a. m
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,

- COT OF lith So. ana "a are,
orer FdrHham'S Bookstore.
Mr.. F. NICHOLS CROUCH, composer of upward
of 1900 songs, author of kathleen Mavourneen -
and musical editor of Godey's Lady's Book
Continues giving Vocal Lessons to his Pupils and
Glasses, every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday, at the above Institution 80.
Members enToited erery day, as no vacations oc-
cur during the Summer months-THIS SEASON,
beng the proper time, for Vocalists to study.
Apply to MIR. CROUCH, at the Academy OF Music,
every morning from to 10 o cock.
Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even
ing.lllustrated by the Pupils OF the Institution.
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. William IT, Cha D.
man, JOHN r: TAYLOR to Miss SOPHIA CAL
DlNGTON, all of Washington.
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Trustee
je lO-aaw&d A. GREEN, Auctioneer
BY A.GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY, the I'd of July,
nj o'clock in front of the premises, Lot No. %, i'm
Square No. ~, fronting 81 feet Sl4 inches ON ST.
near 2lst street, depth l83. This property is IN
beautiful situation, and is deserving Of attention
from persons wishing to purchase. Ii will he equally
divided into two lots If desired.
81 feet inches, running hack 100 feet public
alley, being finely situated in the immediate vlcIn-
y of the Circle The lot will be divided II desired.
Titles to the above lots indsputabe.
Terms = One third cash; the residue IN and u
months with interest, secured by deed oil trust on
the property.
lie 26-d AGREEN. AuctIOneer.
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Lyons MAGNETIC POWDER, for the determination
gutOes. Also, Pills for the destruction of Rats and
Mice for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at Shillingtons
Odeon building, corner Of IA street, and Pennsyl
vanea avenue. m
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APPoINTED.-Wm. Frenzy has been appointed
laborer in the Office of the First Comptroller of
the Treasury, vice ID. w. Ourand, removed
compensation 5000 per annum
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By WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
a A ID IN AIrFHIEI'


VALUABLE FARM AND BEAUTIFUL
" GoUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALE-on
TUESDAY, Sth instant, at O'Clock P. H., on the
premises, will sell that beautiful and highly Gull
tIvated Farm. late the country residence OF A.
Hoover, Esq, deceased, lying in Alexandria county,
Virginia, one mile from Georgetown, and on the
heights Just above the Aquedcct.
This Farm contains about one hundred and sixty
acres, in high state of cultivation, well fenced ana
enriched with the liberal of fertilizers. There
is large Orchard of the choicest fruits now IN full
bearing.
The dwelling, which is nearly new, is AZ feet
square, surrounded with a ten-feet wide poItlco,
contains large parlors, roomy hall, hve large cham
hers, kitchen, bathroom, water-closet, ana every
modern convenience also, reservoir on 5he TOP OF
the house. In fact, no expense was spared 10 make
the dwelling comfortable and elegant.
The situation is beaufiful. conIinandng an extern
sve country, city and water view, and Is within a
few minutes walk of Georgetown.
The other improvements consist OF new barns,
sheds stables, styes. &c.
There is liberal supply of pure water close to the
house. and the farm well watered with several un
failing streams. 49, ~.
at time of sale. A. p. HOOVER. ?
je z2-ts WALL BARNARD, Auct.
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A THE MANTILLA EMPORIUM.

Mantas from So to $50.
: -. 49,. Lace Points from $3.50 TO SlO
Travelling (Dustersl Cloaks 81 to SO. =
Marsees Capes from 81 IS to SIS.
full supply of gil the above mentioned articles
p. MAXWELL * BROS
je 81 cost 28Pem ayenne
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CITY COLLEcToR-James F. Halliday, Esq,
Will enter upon the duties of his office on the
morning of the LIST of July, we learn His as
sistants will be William Cooper and Reuben
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VNHE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS. Me
lodeons, Music. Musical Instruments, and Mn-
seal Merchandise In general IN Washington City, is
at JOHN F. ELLIS'S.
jeI6 No. SOC Pa. avenue bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.

By BONTZ q COOMBs. Auctioneers.
T. NSIVE SALE OF wEIJ-KEPT
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.- On WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Ist instant, at o clock a. m. we shall
SELL IN front of our Auction Rooms, large and gen
eGal assortment OF excellent Furniture, being the
effects Of gentleman about to leave the city, such
Mahogany Sofas. Chairs, Lounges, Tables
Bureaus. Rocking Chairs Washstands
BRUSSELS, Three-py, and Ingram Competing
Ollcloth, Mating, Bedsteads
Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Clocks Safe
A lot of Cigars, octave Piano
China q lass, and Crookery Ware &c.
Terms at sale. BONTZ & COOMBS,
js 29-ts Auctionaa,s
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DIED,
On Sunday the 28th instant, WALLACE infan,
son OF Wallace and Eug. f.. Eliot.
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M ID. EICHLER,
w No. 57 SEVENTH STREET.
between ID and j. streets, west side PRAC- ~
TlCAi WATCHMAkER,k keeps constantly E9A1
SCWELhf. up 10 en-
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WATCHES, JEwELRY,

w AND SILVER WARE.
have Just received new supply of FINE
WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, and large assert
ment OF RICH JEWELRY of every description,
which makes my stock at the present time one of
the most complete in the city.
! have lust hnlShed ION the PREMISES very large
assortment of PURE SILVER WARE, among
which may be found SOLID SILVER TEA KET-
TIE superior to nythng before exhibited in this
quarts.
Both citizens and strangers are invited to call and
examine. ii. o. HOOD,
JeS- .. 1913 Pave, near 9th street.
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REAL EsTATE-On Saturday, A. Green, auc-
toneer, sold lots 10 to -, in square 76, near the
Western market, to Mr.. George Lowerv, for 3 4
cents per foot Part of lot No. 6, in square si9.
was sold by Mr.. c. w. Boteler, auctioneer, for
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctroneer.

DJ J-ft' % NCUUINE. AuctIOneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS EAST OF
Il THE CAPlroL-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, July LIST, at s O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms, shall sell without reserve
Lot No. Is. In Square 0s4 fronting s. feet on Fast
capitol street. between 18th and nth streets west
Lots 8, 4, and 9, in Square No. 95 fronting re-
sPectvey on East Capitol street, Ninth street east
ana MASSACHUSETTS avenue. These Lots are beauti
ers. ' P"iN ii~'
Lots 2. o, and g. in Square I12, fronting together
lG51a ieet on 18TH street east, between south and
streets ION the high grounds in frort of the Wash
lngton Asy lum, and containing IS, 55i square feet
Terms for Lot IN Square ,084, cash. For the
others, onefourth cash the residue In g. y and il
months, with interest," secured by deed Of trust on
je I'D JAS. C. Mcguire. Auot
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A CARD.-For the FIRST time, we take this method
OF calling the attention Of our customers 10 their
bills due LIST July. ~
All our bills are now ready for delivery, and those
not called Tor by the 18th instant will then be dstri-
buted. HARPER A MITCHEIT
ie A-eo6t
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of fieri
1yl faclas sofia lien law issued from the Clerk
ONCE OF the Circuit Court of the District of Colun
ba for the County of Washington. and to me ii
rected, shall expose to public sale for cash. in front
OF the Court house door of said county, on n L
DAY, the nth day of July, 1857, at IL O'clock, the
following property, to wit
Az defendant right, title, claim and interest IN and
70 the three wo-stOry and attic Frame Dwelling
Houses and Back Buildings, situated on Lot No. IS
IN square No. lC7 IN the City of Washington. ID. c..
fronting 90 feet on north street. seized and levied
upon as the property of John :. James, and will he
sold to satisfy Judcals No 243 To March term 1857;
Francis Wheatley as. John :. James.
J. ID. HOOVER,
je 24-d Marshal for the Dist. of Col,
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auctoneers
VALUABLE FARM AND QUARRY LAND
FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY. july 2 ut three
O'Clock p mr. will be sold at the Little Falls Bridge
on tile virginia side, that portion of Rich Point
Farm. north OF Prnnmett's Run, containing one
hundre1 acres, more or less.
This property is most eiigibly situated on the
beesburg Turnpike Road, four miles from Wash
ington City, well wooded in oak and chestnut
prmmetts Run. 1.-THE southern boundary } is a never
failing stream OF water The cleared land is easy of
cultiYatlon. The QuaTTles the Potomac are
on the river.
If desirable. the property can he divided into two
portions TO suit purchasers the object of the pro-
PrIetor being to increase the neghborhood as he is
residence. ~
Terms: One-thrd, cash: the balance in six and
twelve months notes bearing interest from day of
safe. Deed OF trust taken to secure the payments.
The plat of the property can be seen at The anction
rooms Of Barnard Il Buckley, Bridge street, George
town. Sale positive.
je I'D BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctlcneers.
VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
3th instant, at 81 O'Clock will sell that valuable
a LOT No 10, IN Square Ne r. fronting s. feet inch
that width l43 feet go inches to SN-feet aileS con-
tanning 1858 square feet, This valuable property is
WILLY atItentioh lot Dulldlng or specu alton.
je T-dts WALL. Il BARNARD. Ancts
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CHn UNDER BROWNS HOTEL.
NV Just opening q splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer READYMA DE CLOTHING
and Gents FURNISHING GOODS of the finest
style and make, at the Emporium of Fashion, No.
so Browns Hotel, next to private entrance.
may 81 Unte& Statesl
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS SVJSI

10y WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers
INHE ATTENTION OF PERSONS WISH
Il ing to purchase Country Residence is called to
The sale OF that beautiful and highly cultivated Farm
late the Country Residence of A. Hoover Esq
Georgetown IN an eligable position just above the
hqueduct, possessing n full and romantic view OF
washington and Its vicinity. and being proverbi-
ally healthy, presents peculiar advantages for sum
mer residence The dwelling is nearly new and pos
ences. ~ '
In regard to the land we would state that il produ
css ior the late owner the finest Crops, Grain, Vega
=, The sale will take place on the premises TUES
DAY, the 3Oth inst, at O'Clock p. m.
je a. WALL & BARNARD A0c,ionsars
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NOTICE.

IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGING
~ price from Sl8 to Sl25, Just received ~rs.e-
from Baltimore. They are very good. TvSs1s7
Also, Is beautiful new PIANOSin store' o "
recently received from Boston.
new, "
tween 9th and 10th. JOHN F. ELLIS
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WE ARE SORRY to say that the pic mic of the
schools under the charge of Miss Ogden and Miss
Billings, at Bladensburg, was disturbed by q
party Of rowdy young men from this city.
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CAPITOL GARDEN RESTAURANT.

The attention Of the citizens is called 10 the GAR
Den = NCERTSa az the above place every
Washington City Brass Band, led by Prof WIthers.
The best LAGER BEER, WINE Of the hnest
WAYS ready los GERHARDT,
lie 23-en2w~ Maryland avenue. near ID 81.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The CENTRE HOUSE in the
u row on the south side side of T. street, between
10Th and llth streets, containing eight Rooms En-
ie T-St -'' 49, 49, o''SS'
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NOTICEt;1TO BUILDERS AND OWNERS
G. SCHNEIDER wishes to inform the public that
he is now prepared to manufacture and hang al kinds
of BE LIS IN the neatest and substantial man
ner, with without Tubes.
PartIclar tcntlOn paid TO arrangement of SPEAK
ING TUBES, DC.
Establishment ri Penn. avenue, between 10th and
lIth streets, ID 10 MI m
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Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution,

No one can visit this noble Institution
without having his heart filled with graft
tude to God for that benefcent provision of
His providence which has enabled us, in our
generation, to supply hearing to the deaf.
speech to the dumb, and sight to the blind. :"
This great charity is now ''in the full tide
of successful experiment" and has done
more for the ameioration of our species than
any other we have ever undertaken, vet the
measure Of its usefulness is rot full AL
though the Board of Visitors, and Princi-
pal, have exerted themselves to ell up the
Blind Department, they have, thus far, been
unable to dc So The statistics show that
there are many blind children in the State
who are permitted to remain in ignorance.
These are children generally of poor pa
rents, who not being aware Of the benefits
to be derived by an education in the Insti-
triton, or the humane and gentle treatment
they receive, are 10th to part with their I'M
fortunates. If the Ministers, the Editors,
and the charitably disposed citizens of the
Commonwealth, would give this subject
their attention, they would not only be doing
incalculable good to these poor unfortunate
children, but they would be serving God
and the country in aiding to make useful,
valuable and educated men and women of
those who otherwise must remain in dark.
ness and profound ignorance all their lives.
We call upon our brethren of the press to
give this matter their attention. Let it be
known that there are vacancies in the fnsti-
tuition for blind children. Let the parents
Of such be informed that their children will
be kindly cared for and returned to them ed
ucated and with trades ard accomplishments
which will enable them to support them
selves, and, if need be, lend helping hand
to the support of their declining years.
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we think does, require slight increase of
the debt Of the town, for the purpose of
meeting the wants of the community, {some
of which we have indicated) and reducing
the present onerous and oppressive taxation
But in any event a sinking fund should be
provided, for the purpose Of paying off the
debt. Should the present rate of taxation
be continued all our wants ought to be sup
piled and the debt paid off in very few
years-but we cannot think it necessary, or
good economy, to crush US with the weight
OF our taxes
We feel inclined to pursue this subject of
Our Town" further, and may do so here
after, with your permission, Messrs Editors,
if communication with Richmond should not
be opened by the establishment Of line of
"mrle teams" and you think our crude sug-
gestions of sufficient importance to supply
the vacuum III your paper caused by the alb
sence of Washington items.
- A CITIZEN.
NoIE. This article was written On Saturday, the
24th instant.
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Fire.

Tie dwellings, 1.-TWO wooden tenements
situated on tie cross street west of the Epis-
copal Church belonging to Mrs, Yenable
and Mrs. Lancaster, two widow ladies', were
consumed by FIRE on Friday night the Esd
inst. Nearly every article of furniture and
clothing belonging to Mrs. " was destroy
ed Mrs. Lancaster was more fortunate, as
the most Of hers was saved This was ow-
ing to the fact that the FIRE first broke out
in the house belonging to Mrs. Venable and
had made much progress before it was dis
covered, though every effort was made to
extinguish it. In the absence of water, the
ridiculous efforts, of staying the flames with
snow was sad commentary upon our Wa
ter Works Something, we suppose, will
be done to mend the matter, after one-half
the town is laid in ashes. Let the people
take this subject up and speak out
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The Organ Of tho Administration.

We have observed IN several quarters the
came of Mr.. A. D. BANKS of the South
Side Bcmosratj associated with the edito-
rial department of the Washington Union,
under the incoming administration. II the
metropolitan organ of our party is to be in
the charge of gentleman from the North
and one fronathe South, as we have seen in
timated, we know no one more likely to rep
resent with fidelity and ability the views OF
the democratic party South than Mr.. Banks.
His experience as an editor has been very
eonsiderable-aud while laboring in this in
fuontial vocation his talents have always
been earnestly and effectively devoted to a
true exposition and maintenance of those
doctrines'of State Rights which are the him
ges of well-ordered and harmonious gov
ernmental system. That Mr. Banks enjoys
in an eminent degree the confidence of the
party at large is demonstrated by the very
lflattering nomination and support which he
Received at the hands Of the democratic
members for the Clcrkship Of the House Of
Representatives.
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The Central Rail Road,

The fling at this Road by our intelligent
correspondent, "a Citieen,' indicates the
deep feeling of impatienee prevalent among
our whole population, at the protracted in
terruption of al communication upon it.
For more than week no train has passed
over it, and VIC are left strangers to the
world around. There is a screw loose some
where in its management. We fear its Off
GERS are reposing too soon upon the laurels
they won last winter by their praiseworthy
promptness ard energy under similar cir
cumstances. But we await further disclo-
sures, and hope this long suspension of op-
erations will be satisfactorily accounted for
to the public and the Stockholders The
storms of this winter and the last, demon
strate the necessity of snow plows On this
Road.