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terlarled oxceeding thas Of any other gams

terlarded exceeding ttaso any other game
ouadruped with which / nm acquainted:
The yennison fairly melts in the mouth, and
~ for the briskct, that is absolutely cut
for monarch
ssThe Eland,'' says the Guide to the.
Gardens Of the biological Society of Lon
don, "breeds readily in confinement, ana
has been proved by actual experiment. 70 Dc
perfectly capable Of enduring all the VI
cissitudes Of the English climate, with very
little more protection than is usually DO,
slowed upon valuable cattle. Glands, breo
nv the Society, are now established by the
Vjscount Hill in Hawkston Park, in Shrop-
shire. and in parts of the continent. En-
ture produce is already applied for in ad-
vance by other proprietors, and there is
now every probability that in few years
hence this noble animal viii become per-
manent irhabitant of many other parks IN
the United Kingdom"
I find it stated, where every statement is
TO be credited that "some of the English
bred Glands have been killed and eaten, and
the flesh has been pronounced tender, very
full Of flavor, and superior 10 'hat oJ OUT
domesticated animals. The fat is equal 70
the best beef fat, while the flavor OF the
meat is said TO resemble that OF the
pheasant" ~. 10
It is not my purpose to assert that the
animal is fitted to occupy any place in Anne
rican agriculture, as I have no personal
knowledge Of its merits; but rs it unques-
tionably has merits, / would only stamp
this paper with the inquiry whether the
foreooinr statements are not sufficient in
ccntivc to further inquiry, and trlai Oh
the Eland in the New World ?-Zetsco, MO
dleser, Mass, in CaltiUdtor.
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Report OF the Grand Hodge Of Odd
FelIows---E,acific Express.

SAN FRANcIsco; September q The Off
GERS Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd-Felows
have presented their report, which gives
gratifying exhibit Of the condition OF the
order, except in the interior southern
States, where its pecuniary condition is
poor. The extension of the order III Au-
stralia has been very successful.
The revenue Of the Grand Lodge of the
United States for the fiscal year from the
ordinary sources-viz.; supplies and repre-
sentative tax, up to and inclusive Of the
10th August, l669-amounts to $2S, 8l7.O4,
to which is to be added $1,000 as the
amount due and payable at or before the
session-making total Of S3i, ll7.0i. The
revenue for the previous year from the
same sources was 229, $3.50. sc. The Grand
Secretary Gays that sit will be per-
ceived that in the all-important element of
strength, the finances, the Grand Lodge Of
the United States is eminently prosperous;
and this may be safely regarded not only
as sure indication Of the solid and health
full character of our general progress, but
as q propitious omen of our future onward
career"
The. number If lodges ut present in the
United States is 3,44G. During the past
year there were 40, 1871 limitations, sos re-
jections, $685. admitted by card, S,725
withdrawn by card; 3:6l2 reinstatcments;
1856 suspensions, 1915 explosions, 2,l9l
deaths. The entire membership embraces
266,975. There were relieved during the
year 22,s94; widowed families relieved.
4,043; amount paid for the relief Of
brothers, $4S9, 144.70; amount paid for the
relief of widowed families, $ll3,204.7l !;
amount paid for the education of orphans,
SIT ,420.46; amount paid for burying the
dead, Sis, 080.55. The total relief was
$742,9ll. 46, and the total amount of re-
ceipts $2,30S,99349:
There are under the jurisdiction Of the
Grand Lodge of the United States 769 en-
~~-~~-~"r+s with on "c---:'-.... -, ="
members. During the year ending the 3Oth
June there were 7.942 limitations 200 re.
eetions, a32 admitted by card; l,202 with;
drawn by card; d2p reirstate.nc-ts} 1862
suspensions, 453 explosions, Ala deaths,
$500 members relieved, l56 families re-
lieved, 7,l6O.65 paid for the relief of
members, 81, 7OS.45 paid for the relief of
widowed families, 1855 90 paid for the edu-
cation of orphans, sl3,039.l9 paid for
burying the dead-making q total expends
cd for relief of 75,04l.39 The entire
receipts during the year amounted to $780,
324.l0.
The Pacific Express Company commences
operations October LIST. 1t is reported that
the Central Pacific Railroad Company has
notified all other express companies that it
will not carry their fast freight after that
date.
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Axorurp RArrRoAp Cor11s1oy-Two

ANOTHER RAILROAD COLL1sI0N-IWO
PERsoss KILLED-SEvERAL SERIOUSLY
WouSpED.-W auerley, N. T., September
2O.-This morning an express train on the
Pennsylvania and New York railroad, bound
north, collided with a way train standing
on the track ut Athens, Pa, four miles from
this place. William Mabee, of Towanda,
Pa, was killed instantly; another person
has since died. Nelson W. Ackley, of Du-
shure, Pa, Republican candidate for the
Legislature from that district and several
others, are injured. Mrs. belinda Spald-
ing, of Milan, Pa, and George Beers. fire.
man of the express train, are seriously,
and others slightly, injured. The engine Of
the way train had stopped to take water,
and owing to dense fog the engineer of
the express train did not see the flag sent
back to notify him Of danger ahead.
The officers of the road and many physi-
clans are on the ground. The wounded are
we'll cared for. The coroner will hold an
inquest on the bodies to-day. There is
great excitement Mt Athens. The road will
be cleared for the passage of trains by
noon.
Later.--Nclson W. Ackley died from in
iuries received shortly after the accident.
The wounded are doing well, but it is
thought some are fatally injured.
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Rev. r. II. McKim has not been called
to Baltimore, says the San.
The Republicans Of Marion county, ".
Va, have nominated Ex-Governor Pcirpclnt
for the House of Delegates.
A steam shovel, capable of doing the
work of 100 men, has just been put in use
on one Of the Illinois railroads ,or the pur-
pose of loading c::,ls with gravel,
IT, CApIToL.-We understand the con.
tract for building the State-Hpuse at this
Hale.-ChmleSton (Hunaeoha) Republican
Science threatens the extinguishment OF
" the dusty miller" A method has been
discovered of making bread without grind
ing the grain, and patent has been taken
out for the process. Ii making bread from
flour there is much waste, 100 pounds OF
grain yielding only IL pounds of bread.
BY the new process the same amount Of
grain will produce $50 pounds Of bread.
Moreover, the decomposcd and lost gluten
in the old process is preserved III the new.
The eldest son of the Viceroy of Egypt is
about to enter Christ Church College, Ok
ford. A house has been rented for his use,
of which he will take possession next
month. What will the Sultan say to this ?
VIII he quietly submit, or will he detect a
covert scheme for the gradual subversion OF
Islamism, and the introduction into his
African provinces of the High Church prin-
ciples which prevail on the banks of Isis !!
Ne1o YorE Tribune.
AT Dubuque, Iowa, it is gravely related
hat one of the Committee of Arrangements
inquired ''whether it was certain that
Humboldt would arrive, or whether all the
fuss wouldn't be for nothing" Probably
he idea Of the celebration originated with
,ur German population, to whom the mem
ny of Humboldt is dear for the sake of his
yell-known liberal opinions. 1t was taken
Up by well-read Americans. AS soon rs it
vas ascertained that there were to be pro-
egsions, concerts, and beer-drinking, all
leases were filed with admiration for the
lldstlious sayant. There is no harm in al
his. only it is little unny.-Neao Yorh
tribune.
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France.

PARIS, September 21.-The journals this
morning publish letter from the Monk
Father Hyacinthe, addressed to the Father
General of his Order at Rome, announcing
that he abandons his convent and ceases to
preach in the Church of Notre Dame de
Paris. He gives as reasons for this step
that he cannot obey the orders Of the Holy
See. He protests before the Pope and Coun-
Gil against the doctrines and practices of
the Roman Catholic Church, which, he con-
tends, are not in accordance with the prin-
ciples of Christianity.
The bodies of six murdered women and
children have been found in a field near
Paris. The police have discovered no trace
OF the assassins.
Prince Metternich was received by the
Emperor yesterday.
Baron Won Beust has not yet arrived
here.
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A direct importation of tea from China
to Chicago has commenced, but it differs
from ordinary importations inasmuch as
retail dealers club together and order few
chests each, by which means they expect to
be able to sell such tea as is sold for $3.50
or 81 rs for less than 81. This is q species
Of cooperative importation, and perhaps it
contains the germ Of vast trade.
Colonel Harrison, Confederate officer,
is in the city lat the New York IIoteD SUI
perntending a work soon to be issued from
the press, to be entitled "Pickett's Men"
Colonel Harrison is gentleman of excel
lent literary taste and ability, and his new
book, although written from the Confede-
rate standpoint, will undoubtedly prove a
valuable contribution to the general history
of the war.-Nc,0 TorI; Evcning Nail,
September 18Th.
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Washington NcWs.

WASHINGTON, September 2l.-The Presi-
dent will positively arrive here at noon to-
morrow.
The impression gains ground that Com
missioner Dclano will urge, in his report,
The continuance of the present tax laws for
further trial, though it is known that he
favors some kind Of tax On cotton.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
Commissioner Delano decides that mixing
different whiskcys to reduce the strength,
or reducing the strength By the addition OF
water, is rectifying.
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Spain.

MADRID, September 2l.-Thc city jour
mails are still violent against the presumed
unfriendliness Of the American Govern
ment. Some urge the immediate declara-
ton of war if the Cubans are recognized as
belligerents.
The Ministry, after discussing the pro-
priety Of returning Minister Sickles's note
unanswered decided to postpone reply
until the arrival of General Prim.
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REMARKABLE LONGEVITY. A CORE
spondcnt at st. James, Phelps county, mott
fics us Of the death Of venerable ccntcna-
rian, Archibald W. Oxcndinc, who died on
thc ID instant at Bcnton's creek, ne. ,,o
Meramcc Iron Works, in ~ o,,nl,, rio
dcccasca was Urn on Pedce river, South
'"r0n-" august 2Gs 1859, and was conse-
Gucnt>y over 10 years of age at the time
Of ilis death. He served throughout the
war Of the Revolution as one of " Marion's
men," and for over frrty years was min
lister Of the Baptist dcnomination.-St.
louis RcpuJlic0n.
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Foreign Markets-rBY TELEGRApH1.

IOypON, September 2l.-Noon.-COhsols. 0o5.
United states bonds, s3i. Talow, i6s. sd.@:6s. 3D.
PARIS. September eL-Bourse opened quiet; ;
reEtcs, 1Of. T0cs
HAvRE. September 2i.-=Cotton opened quiet
both on The spot and afoat; tres ordinaire on the
spot, 1881.
LIVERPOOL, September 2l.-Noon.-Cotton
dull upnBds, l2i0gl35d. Orleans, i3ad. cstlma-
ted sales 200 bales.
Ttro .-Cotton--Orlcans, I'D; uplands,
l2id: sales it is now thought will reach coo bales
Yarns and fabrics 1t Manchester fat and nominal.
Red western wheat 0s. Cd. Corn. S!s. Cd. Taliow
as. c,.
LIVERPOOL, September 21.-Ecening.- n
heavy; uplands, l21Ml2Sd.; Orleans, l"s@i-au'
sales 5000 bales. Tallow, 46s. 3D..
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

SEPTEMBER 2o--P. M-Our quotations are:
Luqs.-Shinpng. green or unripc, common 10
medium. aS6t$S.5o shipping. ripe, In good or
der Sc. 50fS1 80 working, common 10 medium, $40
6SlI: working. good $40 5ofi&lo: bright smoking
or working, common to medium, Sl1@StG: bright
smoking rr working, good to fine, slc@S?5
frosted. 2r.5omT50.
Lrot-Shipping short dark. in good order, So.5O
R$Il.5o shipping, short dark. In soft order, SEQ
sli; shipping In good order, long dark; rich and
dark, rich and wax, :l66*l2; English shin
ping, SllM$l5; s,emming, short and long, slCM
81: bright wrappers. medium 20 good S3o@Si5
bright wrappers. fine To extra, Si5@iS5; sun
cured. medium, Sl1Gl$lG; sun-curcd, fine, Sl5@
Sol frosted. FSgNSl0,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NASHVILLE
NasAuille, Tenn, September 2O.-The we'll
known foundry of Andrew Anderson was
set on fire last night in the pattern-room.
All the patterns (the largest and newest
stock of machinery, mill, and other pat
terms, in the South were burned. They cost
originally about SAC, 900, but cannot be re-
placed for double that amount. Part Of the
building was destroyed, but the lower story,
containing machinery, was saved. No in
s,lrancc
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GcLD Discovery IN MAEYLAND.-Thc
Washington star of Monday afternoon says
that & mass Of gold weighing nine ounces
and half, and worth about $3.50, was dis
covered few days ago on the farm of Nj.
Robert G. Davidson, in Montgomery county,
Md, distant nine or ten miles from George
town. It was imbcddel in brown quartz,
recently turned up by the rlow-sharc, and
partially broken, so as TO disclose the gilt
tcring orc. 1t has been subjected to chemi-
cal tests, and proves to be of great purity.
Explorations arc soon to DC made IN that
ncrhEnrhoOd.
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Specie i, Southern Ranks.

WASHINGTON, September 2l.-Thc state
ment of.thc banks shows that the Virginia
banks have over $4,000 specie in their
vaults, the North Carolina banks over
SD, 900, South Carolina over $4,000,
tee. s,a over $50 900, Alabama over S3l 900,
New Orleans $4,000, and Texas over
300. 900.
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DIED OF HIS ISJURIEs.-Mr. Thomas
O'Connor, who, it will be rccollccted, was
severely burned several weeks since near
pikcsvillc, in Baltimore county, by the ac-
cidcntal explosion of a coal-oil lamp, and
whose wife was so severely burned at the
same time that she died soon after, has also
died .-BultimOrc San.
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REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM Prison.
Richard Roe, one of the Cadiz Bank rob
bers, escaped from the pcnitentiary at CO.
lumbus, Ohio, on Friday night. He was
headed up in barrel and rolled out by a
son Of the foreman of the workshop. Con-
fedcrates met him with c team, anI he was
driven AWAY, *
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THE RELEASE OF THE FENIANs DE-
MANDBD.-DuJlin, September 20.-John
Martin has gone to the United States.
The L.ishn,an to-day says no terms for
Ireland will be accepted without the release
of the Fenians. 1t is the verdict of the
Irish people that England must set these
men free or ayow that her promise of bet
ter government for Ireland is lie.
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The HUMBOLDT CELEBRATION AT BER-
LIE.-London, September 20.-The Tin 9
regards the celebration of the f. a,oi la
anniversary at Berlin as shabb; :, tIaa ~ ~
held in any city of the o. ~ M .lia Wo sla'
Inc .olai apsei'oeoi ne upper classes, be-
cause they regar,a Led the festival as iibe-
raj dem9nsu- alton, is not balanced by the
congratul .stions of Princes and Prircesses.
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Ir,ncncnmcnt Of q Mayor.

New ORLEANS, September 2l.-In the
Jefferson City Council last night articles of
impeachment were preferred against Mayor
Techc for alleged obstruction of the collcc-
ton Of the city's debts. The Mayor was
suspended, and his trial commences to-
morrow.
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LEXINGTON, VA, September 2l.-As the
, O'Clock stage was crossing North river this
morning the bridge broke, precipitating the
stage and passengers into the water. Will
liam II. Clcmmitt, Of Richmond; William
R. Simmons, of Philadelphia and four
others, were wet, but no one was hurt.
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ter allowed his son, who was q paper bro
ker, to charge heavy commissions on the
purchase of paper used by the establish
ment. Irregularities are also reported in
the binding department.
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Another Miners str;Eke---Tiolence OF
the Strikers.

Port HENRY, N. Y, September 2l.-The
coal-miners arc on strike, and the strikers
are frequently attacking the few who re-
main ut work. Several have been severely
beaten, and danger to life and property is
imminent.
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DIED OF HIS WoUNDs.-SprinWfeld.
Mass, September 20.-Robcrt Brandt died
at South Adams on Saturday from the
effects of wounds inflicted by George Cum
mines, his rival in love affair.
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;, a MOVEMENT FOR CUBA.-Neg Yorh,
september 20.-The Board of Aldermen
have adopted resolution calling on all
congressman from this city to vote for and
urge the recognition of the independence
OF Cuba ct the next ses. IN of Congress.
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Result O. tire Co.ora<i" River Exp!o.
,ng -

CHICAGO, September 2l.-Coloncl J. W.
Powell, the Colorado River explorer, has re-
turned, having travcrsed the entire grand
canon, and found no traces of precious
metals. The land is unsuitable for cult
vation even If there were immigration.
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Senator Sherman does not favor the pro-
position for q repeal Of the income tax. In
4 speech at Canton, Ohio, the other day, he
said this Is the only tax now levied by the
United States o. acquired property. 1t is
the fairest tax t;.&t can he levied. The
only difficulty is in a9c@r;aining accurately
the income of individual but this is a
difficulty that will, he was sure, be over
come. He hoped soon to sec all our internal
taxes repealed except the taxes on whiskey,
tobacco, and incomes. These now, if fairly
collected, are amply sufficient to pay every
dollar Of our expenditure except the public
dcbt-and a fixed sum, say $l50,000, 900
per annum, set apart from tie taxes on
foreign goods will, II faithfully applied,
pay off the public debt. They are amply
sufficient, and can be so levied as not to af-
feet domestic industry, but rather so as to
promote and encourage it.-Fashingt0n
fi1C0itio
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REMOVALS.

DEMOYAI.--Tha subscribers, having
IL taken the store lately occupied by Mr.. IL Levy,
On Fourteenth street below Cary, and adjoining
the stores of Nfcssrs SPOTS & Gibson and Mcssrs.
Lee, Seldom & Coz. they will In Il few days make
considerable addition 10 their stock. aud will he
able TO offer to their customers L choice selection
Sc IA MASSIE & HARVEY.
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4',li,p.

HAVANA, September 2l.-Morc compa-
MES of the new battalion have been sent to
the seat Of war.
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WASHINGTON, september 2l.-Captain
eandersor relieved from duty in the De-
par. .nent of the South, has been ordered to
report to General Candy in Virginia.
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Mr.. Gordon C. Kent, of Wythe, is dead

Mr.. Gordon c. Kent, of Wythe, is dead.
A new weekly paper, to be called the
Piedmont inte|ligeacer, is soon to be started
in Charlottesville by Messrs. Thomas &
Duprc.
The Lynchburg Meas says young lady
of Gordonsvillc last Wednesday night shot
Il young man who had insulted her. He
left in 4 hurry, but traces of blood showed
that he had been hit. No names.
William Frazier, ESQ, and Captain Will
liam II. Sales have purchased the elegant
new furniture belonging to the Virginia
Hotel, and have leased that fine hotel for
one year, with the privilege of five, at
the rate of $1,000 per administration
Spectator.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATEl


TN VIEW OF THE CROWD OF V1Sl-
l TORS expected ut the State Fair to be held IN
November
ssResolred, That the secretary advertise q re-
ouest to boardinc-house keepers others IN Rich
mond who are willing 10 rent rooms ana BOARD
persons attending the Farto tie In the secretsrys
office the location In the city ana the terms OF &c
comm odation and that en- alpha betcal list Of the
same be prepared and kept at the Office
Abstract minutes.
F.. G. LEIGH. Secretary.
.rcrcr Or $500 au .G-eotlm
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<t---~E-Vv
rIg-rr

OEMENT.-The celebrated ROUND
CTUpn HYDRAULIC CEME,NT-uScd BY inc
C6esaoe.ke and Ohio Canal and the fillmore and
Ohio Railroad Companies; ard upon Inc Govern
ment bul;dirva II Washington As ccuaI 10 iEe 10,
sendale in all ohcr Respects alic suCLd9r - IN
quick sctting-gGU u=rIvis list Fecel'eo' Ner'ih
Gates furnished to applicants.
J. S. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
An Slim l2l7 Mainstrect.
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Prussia.

DRESDEN, September 2l.-Thc theatre
here caught fire this morning during re-
hearsal, and was totally destroyed.
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AUGUST Of. 1860. au :a--codll
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
LIFE ASSOCIATION
No 1902 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND VA. Scptember ID, l5bp.

NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF TIE
II MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIE AsSoCI31 :
TIOI Or RICHMOND. MA rcgulsttion OF
TW0 DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
uolicy-holder of this institution has been MADE 70
pay loss by death OF two Of lis members-ylz: >.
b. Albright and q. ID. Carr. This reqaisition
nnst be bald within thirty days, Or the policy
Il. i. STARhE.
Eauernl Agent.
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The NORFOLK JoURNAL.-Our enter
prising contemporary appeared yesterday
ina new dress, and presented an appear
ance Of success peculiarly gratifying. It's
enlargement speaks well for the manage
mcnt. Richard - seems not only to be
- HIMSELF" but even morc-which is saying
q good deal in q small space.-NorJolE
Viryinidn, 2lSt.
The Journal is one of the best papers in
Virginia. We arc pleased that it is also
prosperous. Merit and success do not
always go hand-in-hand.
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RUH0RED ANNEXATION.-PdriS, Scptem-
Der 20.-A rumor is current that Prussia
s about to annex the Grand Duchy Of Ba-
den
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NAT T.! yncT1oN RM1RoAD.-Cap-
''''i mcIartl Randolph, assistant engineer
an Tie Baltimore arh Chic railroad, with
:urvcyi'& party, is now engaged in exam
lining the different routes by which the Ma
tional junction Railroad Company propose
to effect connection between the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and the railroads termi
mating at this city. It is said that line
crossing the Potomac at the Three Sisters is
looked upon favorably, although longer
than the route ri0 the AQucduct. -Alcran-
frin GGzcHP