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The New York herald., 1873-10-17


SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZEL. AUCTIoNEER
II FRIDAY, October n,
turned and enamelled Ware,
plated Ware, Guns &c.
In lots to suit city an and country trade
Qor account whom it may concern),
Stubbs' Files and Tools, $50 dozen assorted
aamassa pss y "a dozen Saysas sses ~ Fyss All
Catalogues on morning OF sae.
3. I. HA2ELL CO., Auctioneers
u8 Chambers street
RCH. JOHN STON, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AMI
"A SalesroOm 81 Nassau opposite the Post office
Horse Auction Branch IL to 70 East Thirteenth street
ARCH JOHNSTON will sell on Saturday at lo1s
O'Clock, at the sale sroom, 81 Nassau street,
by order Of the Receiver, Philo \. Ruggcs, Esq.,
splendid assortment OF Desks single and DOUBLE sitting
and standing RECLINING Arm Chars 0ice Stools Arm
Stand, Oilcloths Signs.
H9asshod Furniture OF every
Sale to CONNIE nee with the Kitchen Furniture.
LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIoNEER,
By ALLEN B. MINER BRO,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is
ct 10k O'Clock, at their saesroomS
Y 5nd frdf wanu
and gilt frame pier and mane Mirrors velveti Brussels
and ingram Carpets rosewood and black walnut Parlo
Suits In crimson satin and various colored rcps rose
wood marble;top Centre and Side Tables; Etageres
black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands and Com
nodes Dining Extension Tables Lounges Rockers. Easy
Chairs Cottage suits spring and hair Mattressea Bol
Esrs and Pillows: crockery, Sewing Machines Glass
ALSO. at IL O'clock II Port Wine and II case.
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AUaHING GAS
~ DR.. CoLroN WIN give Lecture and Exhibition for
ladies only the Cooper Institute,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER Is
Aer the lecture ladies will nhale the gas iiustrat
ing ts amusing delightful effects. Admission Oc, 70
cover sxpsnsea Doors open M To commence q
o'clonk-
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Commander James II. ellis, has been
detached from the naval observatory and
ordered to do duty as ordnance and nayi-
eating officer at the Norfolk yard. vice
Commander James E. Jouett, detached
and placed on waiting orders. HIS
Thurlow Weed is seriously ill.
Senator Pratt, Of Indiana, writes to the
Chicago Tribune to say that be never drew
dollar of his back pay, but simply took
what was due him as compensation under
the old law, turning the balance-$4, 100. go
Into the Treasury. In letter to the
editor of the Cincinnati Commercial. Sena.
tor Brownlow, who took his back nav.
defends his action on two grounds, the
hrst beng that he has always advocated
liberal salaries to public officers, believing
1t good policy to do so; and the second be-
cause he considered his services to Tenn
essee and the country worth $4,000 per
annum.
Third Assistant Postmaster-general Bar
Der yesterday received aproof sheet of the
last postal cards manufactured by the
Morgan envelope company, of Springfield
Massachusetts, and pronounces the speci.
mems entirely satisfactory. The company
IS now manufacturing 100000 cards per
day. and by the last of this week all of the
large cities will be supplied.
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Charter elections took place in Mort
carolina yesterday. In Newberne fou
Republicans, two Democrats and one Indc
Penoent were elected. In Raleigh, Whita
her, Republican, was elected mayor b,
,4' majority over the Independent candi.
oa'e. Inc Conservatives had no candidate
10 the field. The Board of Commissioners
is largely Republican. In Charlotte the
peoples candidate for mayor was elected
defeating the regular Conservative nominee
Eleven Conservative and one Republican
aldermen were elected. In Goldsboro the
Republican ticket headed by Gen. j. w.
COX Tor mayor was elected. s.. ...
The Presidential party arrived in Cb,ca-
20 yesterday. Ex-Vice-President Colfax
and wife were also in the city and called on
President Grant. ''0' ="
Inc ohio house of representatives have
passed joint resolution instructipp sen,-
tors and representatives to use all honora-
BILE efforts to secure the repeal of the sala.
ry law. r. y '''' 'a'a
iwehty-seyen representatives and sena- |
TORS have thus far turned their back pay into |
lhe treasury, amounting in all to sl11 .222
81. fly ID anrag5.fre 80" - ''-"
The department of state has received
Information of the removal of o'Kelley to
Havana, that his case is deemed less seri-
Jus than was anticipated, and that all prom
II facilities will be extended to him.
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ATTENTION, LADIEs.-In ans wer to
the many inquiries about Mrs. REYNOLDS of
Philadelphia, whose advertisement appeared
In our columns short time ago, we will say that
she has recovered from her late illness, and has
taken rooms at No. SIS, Fourth street, between
Broad and Marshall, where she is prepared to
exhibit and give instructions in the use of Corn
wells self.fitting waist and shoulder chart"
We need not describe this great improvement
on the old method Of cutting and fitting ladies'
dresses, basques. sacques. &C., as we understand
MRS. REYNOLDS will take pleasure in cutting
dress Innings, patterns, &C., free CHARGE for any
ladies' who desire to test the advantages Of this
method. The ladies of this city are invited to
call and see her during the few days she will be
IN the city. stsH>A
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!. . VIRGINIA KEPUBLICANS.--The Viz
ginia Republican association met at Union
League Hall last evening. The question of
electing delegates to the State Republican
convention was discussed at some length.
and finally the matter was postponed and
the secretary directed to conmu-
Dicatc with the state central committee and
ascertain whether the association will be al
lowed representation in the convention.
Hon. Joseph Segar, who was to have adj
dressed the association, was present in the
early part OF the evening, but was unable to
speak on account of illness. Mr.. "A. Z.
Maupin was elected delegate to the State
Central association. Resolutions endors-
ing the James River and Kanawha canal
project were adopted, after witch the asso-
citation adjourned until Monday evening,
18th instant.-Washiagton Chronicle, 6H.
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hity on the bridge. One little fellow, aged
10 years, was caught by both feet IN The
IRON rigging OF one of the spans, and had
ms leg broken, but he managed by sheer
strength to pull one OF his boots off. and
then cody took out his knife and ripped
the other boot from his foot and swan
ashore. The bridge, which was of iron
and OF the trestle pattern, five spans long
was elevated 20 feet above the water. which
is from 10 to 20 feet deep.
Only the two end spans fell, the three
middle spans are standing, but in such a
condition that it is thought they will fall
when the wrecked spans are removed
" orkmen are busy tonight putting up a
derrick in order to clear the wreck. and are
making arrangements to secure the bodies
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y, Mr.. HENRY WATTERsoN, editor Of
the Louisville Courier-Journal in recently
delivered lecture on journalism, laid down
a broadly independent platform for the
newspaper editor. He calls on every editor
to say to himself: 81 will, whatever comes
of it, be perfectly independent and inn
partial editor; I will let the politicians
mind their business and will mind nv
business; | will tell the truth as l am
able to conceive 1t, setting down naught in
malice; I will put the best work that is in
me on my paper; will collect the news
industriously; | will express my opinions
fearlessly but responsibly / will accept
no indulgences not given my neighbors (; |
will not be slapped on the back. nor be
sneered at as sort Of Cheap John, a pub
lie pensioner, who lives partly by his wits,
partly BY the offal thrown out by the yard.
dogs who congsegate about the courthouse,
and partly by the insolent benefices of
railroads and the absurd cajolery of side
shows"
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A SINGING SoMNAMBULIsT.-The
most curious case of somnambulism we
ever heard of occurred to young LADY, in
this city night before last. She resides in
neighboring state, and is visiting some
friends here. On Tuesday evening there
was social gathering at the house of a
gentleman on Eighth street, to which she
was invited, and during the evening she
was asked to sing. Being an accomplished
musician and singer of more than ordinary
sweetness, she responded to the de-
mands Of the company for repeated
songs, until she quite exhausted herself
The company broke up about one O'Clock.
and At two O'Clock the young lady retired,
In about an hour music was heard proceed.
ing from her room. 1t continued SO long
that one of the members of the family
arose, and upon entering the apartment Of
the young lady found her asleep and
singing with all her power. She tried to
awaken her, but the effort was unavailing.
She continued to sing, going from one song
to another. for upward of an hour, when
nature seemed to be exhausted, and the
somnambnlist sank into q real sleep.
Upon awaking the next morning she knew
nothing of the occurrence. TROY Times.
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New YORK, May 6.-Stocks firm
Gold steady, 1l7B. Money firm, Z to ;
gold. Exchange, long 1881 short, 1909
Governments dull and steady. State bonds
quiet. ,I ID ~ 10 afl
sale OF Railroad Property Postponed.
New York, May 6.--The sale Of the
New York Central railroad locomotives
by United States Collector Bailey, for
government taxes, has been postponed un.
til the 18th instant. 1t is said that owing
to Judge Woodruff's decision against the
company, they will pay the tax.
- The Strikes i'm New York.
New YORK, May 6.-The ship joiners
are about striking for four dollars per day.
News Items.
New YORK, May GA Providence r.
L., dispatch says several other mills have
closed. 1t is thought the crisis of the
strike will come on Thursday or Friday.
Archbishop Baylev is quite ill. 4
Judge Woodruff decided that the United
States courts have no Jurisdiction in the !
suit between Collector Bailey and the Gem
trail road both being citizens of the same
state.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Successful Trial Fri.

s Successful Trial Trip.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-The trial
trip ofithe steamer Pennsylvania, pioneer
OF the European line, has proved success
full. .al-.iza..
Death of Hon. Hugh N, McAI,isfer
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.--Hon. N.
McAllister, of Centre, the Republican
delegate at large to the constitutional con-
vention, died this morning at his tempo-
rary residence in this city, sed "a.
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FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-A gentleman
just returned from Mount Vernon town
ship, Fairfax county, says the prospect for
fruit OF all kinds in that particular town
ship, which embraces the celebrated Wood
lawn settlement, was never better. The
orchards look remarkably thrifty, and
promise most prolific yield. What is
most remarkable about the matter is that
the fruit, especially the peaches, cherries,
all killed. go
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The State Journal " Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, if
name and address Is left at our office, Ola -
vain street, and In Petersburg if left with
our agent there; and can always be found ON
safe in this city at O. II. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; Wyatt Y Minors, SI7 Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Schoap,s
HOO Main street. and at our counter.
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.

We have now on hand n largo .,s
superior stock of FURNITURE and M
MATTRESSES. made by the most exnsri- ID
eneea workmen. All in need of goods init
our Stock. ''N' W eAaiiiip
ANY style of Furniture made to order
- HARDWOOD & RITTER.
10 As-d&wem Governor St. Richmond. va,
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PORTRAIT OF JOHN r. THOMPSON
The Petersburg Index says few OF the in
Innate friends of the late John R. Thomp-
son have taken steps to secure the painting
OF fine portrait of the deceased Journalist
and poet. The order for its execution has
been placed in the hands of the we'll
known artist. Elder, of this city, and the
portrait when finished. will be hung in the
state llbrary-room. The Index also says it
is proposed to erect monument to the
memory of Mr.. Thompson.
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CALIFORNIA.

Distressing Fatality on shipboard.
SAN FRANCISCO, May GA family,
consisting of the father, mother and three
children, left Liverpool on the steamer
Nevada for this port, but during the voy-
age the entire family, except the mother
died. There was no disease on board the
steamer. sr--,
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M EETlNGS.

MASONIC NOTtCE.-THE MEM @
~ BERS OF CHARITY LODGE. w
No. y, A. f. AND A. MASONS. are w
hereby summoned to attend the sta,ed meetiog
OF the Lodge on TUESDAY EVENING. at their
Lodge Room, at O'clock Business OF imnor.
lance to be transacted u 'po'
BY order of the W. M
- a. w. H. l.. COMBS
ny o-@' Secretary,
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MISSOURI.
Another Bridge Disaster-Ioss Of
rU. Life.

A"other bridge Disaster-L0ss of
Life,
ST. LOUIS, May ga terrible accident
occurred yesterday afternoon at the bridge
winch is being erected on the Lanu6e
river, on the northwestern extension of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
fourteen miles from Sedalia. The falss
work which had been put up to facilitate
the construction of the bridge sank into the
qulcksand, upon which the bridge rested.
carrying with it the bridge timber and
twelve men, and precipitating all INTO the
river below. William McAver. Peter
conner and Harry Finch were killed out
right, eight others were wounded. two If
whom are not expected to recover.
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GRAPE BOXES.

The subscriber is prepared to furnish Crane
Boxes OF the most improved pattern, and of the
various sizes needed for the shipment of grapes
are made Of the best timber, and Two years use
mas proved their great durability and yaIue
fhey Will be furnished on liberal terms Early
correspondence solicited y
~ J. W. PORTER.
my 6-wtf a Charlottasy,,ia
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of to-day: John Benton,
indicted for felony, plead guilty, and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for ten years.
Fleming Minis, alias Thad. Wells, indicted
for felony, was tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced to the city Jail for three months.
Lafayette Watkins, indicted for felony,
sent to Jail for one month";. The case of
Charles Washington, felony, was being
tried when our report closed,
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If you are married and wish you were
not. a simple interchange of letters will do
the business. How easily "united" becomes
united" You have but to change the Sip
{, make iit.u &
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WASHINGTON,

Death ola Grandson OF Patrick Henry.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-P. M, Henry
.. grandson of Patrick Henry, of reyolu.
tionary fame, died at his residence in this
CITY yesterday, in the fifty eighth year Of
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3 CENTS Per COPY, AI
evening State Sn,lrnal.
Death OF Minister Orr.

A cable telegram in another column
brings us the distressing news of the sud.
den and unexpected death in St. Peters
burg of Hon. James L. Orr, of South Car
DINA, United States minister to Russia.
Mr.. Orr had but short time since as
sumed the important duties Of the po-
sition. rf ,g
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EVENING. MAY 6. 1878
LOCAL NOTES.

A portion of the depot building of tn
Richmond and Danville railroad is bein,
enlarged by the addition of another story
4. b. Branch of Dinwiddie, and Jane.
L. Davis, of lSpottsylvania, have flee
their petitions in Colonel Forbes bank,
rupt court. s4-sra We s,....r
The revival at the CIay-street Methodist
church, Rev. b. F. Woodward pastor, is
sun IN progress. A number of converts
We're admitted to church membership Sun
day. -.
AT the Grace-street Baptist church, Sun
day, several persons, male and female,
were baptized by the pastor, Rev. N. W.
Wilson. s Hs s fsts
Last Saturday, William Carr, employed
at the Tredegar works, while at work at
grlnd-stone, had one of his fingers cut off
by being caught between the revolving
stone and the framework. - Tt-|
Ralph Ambercrombie, who was arrested
some time since on the charge of forgery,
and whose case was continued until to-day.
mad an examination this morning. The
charge was not sustained, but he was
committed as suspicious character in
default OF security. M &e5 as4e
Sunday morning. as Mr.. Charles L. Nc
moe, young gentleman employed at
VIZ. Hardgrove's tobacco factory, was ex- |
INNING Derringer pistol, it was dis |
harged, the ball lascerating the ring and
title finger of the right hand. His physi-
ian thinks 1t may be necessary to ampu-
ate one or both Of the injured members.
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INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPT.-John O..
Page, Jr., of this city, has been adjudged
bankrupt on the petition of his creditors,
and the papers filed with W. W. Forbes,
register. -.- N.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Dangerous Illness of Hon, Oakes
Alnes

Dangerous Illness of Hon, Oakes
Ames
BOSTON, May 6.-Hon. Cakes Ames is
nsenslble from paralysis, and his symp-
toms are extremely dangerous. The doc
tors have little hope for him. He had five
years kidney trouble. He is SO years
old. s.'
MARINE Disaster and Loss OF Life.
VINEYARD HAVEN, May 6.-The
schooner Arnica, Of st. Johns, New
Brunswick, was lost on the Sd instant,
The captain, mate, and seaman named
Riley, were drowned. r
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ELIZABETH RIvER.-See advertisement
of proposals for dredging. in the south
branch Elizabeth river, to be found in
another column. Tran H#Tar ~-
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-The Governor to-
day appointed Judson O'McCutchen, of
M'ddlebroek, a notary public for the county
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The JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA
OAa i Casserly and Bayard
wlii arrive IN this city from Washington,
ana In company with the United States
engineers who have surveyed the proposed
llne, Colonel Darlington and Representatives
OF the press Of this city, will start out to-
morrow on tour of inspection of the line
OF the proposed James river and Kanawha
Improvement. A canal boat has been
chartered here for the party, and will be
hlled up with the necessary conveniences
and accommodations.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The United States district court, Judge
Underwood presiding, was opened in Nor
folk to-day.
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CALL AT FRAYsER's GALLERY.
CALL AT FRAYsER's GALLERY.
GALL AT FRAYsRRs GALLERY.
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-This. motto stands at the editorial
head of the Albany Gal News:

Hoso VI SH0 hIUdHy IOa.J NUWS
~ Is not rank nor birth, nor state,
But the get up -and-get that makes men great"
An Irish paper concludes biography
Of Rebesplere with the following sentence
"This extraordinary man left DO children
except his brother, who was killed at the
same time.o - 81 q : -
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VIRGINIA NEWS.


The Piedmont Virginian says: I" From
all that we have seen and heard, neithe
the fruit nor vegetables in this vicinit
were damaged by the late frost to an,
| extent" ygi
Fielding Lucas, former resident o
fredericksburg, but since the war resi-
dent of North Carolina, died at his home
last week. le sI'Ep =
DIR. w. H. McGutfey, professor Of
moral philosophy of the University Of
virginia, died in Charlottesville Sunday
afternoon. .sF "a -evg ragsf
Justice Bradley, of the supreme court
OF the United States, has granted super.
sedeas in the case of Underwood, VS..
McVeigh. .l sltS.sf aal q i1I''aa@f
Mr.. r. e. Glassett has taken an
interest in the Portsmouth Enterprise.
and will conduct the local department of
the paper. -,
Wilmer E. H. Williams, employed in
the press rooms of the Lynchburg Press,
had his foot badly injured in the machine
ry OF Gordon press the other day.
The postmaster-genera has ordered
the establishment of mail routes on the
1eSouioic w CuOudu aiu NldtllQa from
Fredericksburg to Baltimore, service twice
a week. t ... fgs,.ar,, 49,
Why do not the city authorities Of
Alexandra make shining example of
some Of the Washington roughs who
select that city and Sunday for the
exercise Of their base passions. VS. .are ,
The Alexandra Sentinel, in referring to
the excitement created by the election of
= northern bern man as superintendent of
The public schools in Stanton, has the
following: I'VE, for one, will never
such paltry and narrow
minded nonsense. We care not upon what
oretense of reason such objections are
based, they are shallow and senseless,
We pine for population to develop our
hidden resources we crave immigration to |
Increase our strength, yet when a man
zones among US to fill q place that some
'dtire rs qualified to fill, fersooth, we cry
'ut against it! What miserable blindness
8 this! Are all men elsewhere to
understand that we of Virginia do not I
lesire them to come to us except as
levers Of wood and drawers of water, to
Ig and delve, while zoe assume all the
ositions of honor and profit? How mary
Vill come on these conditions ?"
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FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite the
Postofflce, is crowded every day from O'Clock in
the morning to o'clock in the af ernoon.
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lLL.-1Samuel Maddox, esq.,, is, We re-
gret to learn, i'll at his home in Chester
field
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
PETERSON q BROOKS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

~ ItI1hL I'd n Il HIENIS, "
Corner 10th and Bank Streets,
Have on books for sale A LARGE NITMRER
OF VERY DESIRABLE FARMS, in All sec
tlons of the ate. and some excellent MIN
ERAL PROPERTY. We also have some of
city. @ 80 - :. '- vac
All business placed in our hands will be
promptly attended to, and on reasonable terms.
NH
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYSER's GAL
LRRI are executed in the best style.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYsER's GALL
LERY-card size, 50 per dozen large size, 81.
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The New RAILROAD COMPANY
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad
company, into whose hands the Richmond
and York River railroad passed few
days ago, have organized by the election OF
the following officers: r. S. Burroughs.
president; Thomas Clyde, vice-president |;
" =. Smith, secretary and treasurer. R.
). Burroughs, Thomas Clyde, U. G. Hoyt,
Or, W. II. Gwathmey, Colonel w. w.
Gordon, and Mr.. Reuben Foster. of Bal
timore, board of directors. The stock
holders will hold meeting on the 2Ist
instant. 1t is said that the new company
will thoroughly equip and reft the road,
put on daily line Of steamers from West
Point to Baltimore, connecting with daily
train from this city, and make this route
attractive in every way to the travelling
public, yr,rg. IS. Q