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kr,ahnrn 4 Son,a sales.

l.. W. Shdham & Son, auctione9rs
sold for Mr.. Corson, yesterday, valua
BILE farm OF 166 acres, in Bast White
land Township, Chester Co., Pa, fol
sl27 per acre, to Joseph Malin. TIL,
personal property was also sold at fail
prices.
They also sold cows in Christians
hundred for Margaret Palmer, as fol
lows: $50, s4l, s39, as, $40, GAL so
$50, $40, $42 SO, S3l so, $50 30, $52
| $50, S3s. Hrif,r, $3l; yoke oxen, $50
horse. 800, IL year mare s96, elovel
hay ga so. per ton.
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GfesNEl r. ID sbe L@eRi Field.
TIE alarm Of br3 last night was false.
The Wilmington Athletic Association
net last evening, bnt did NO business
The spring term of the Wesleyan
Fsmaie College will begin on March ".
The store No. s23 Market street has
zen sold to john A. Beers for %, 50o
The Scott III. Z. Sunday School ami
Verssry will be celebrated tonight.
Two United States n ariners were ar.
rested in this city yesterday for deser
ton. They left on the evening train
steinicken, who was robbed on Mon
lay night, was assaulted last NIGH
~ the street and badly beaten.
The building, No. Sll..Msrket street,
mas been sold by the Wilmington In,
,itute to Samuel Murphy, for $1,000,
II will be used as furniture store.
Mrs. Loeb, the woman who died q
lew days ago in Brandywine Hundred
With small poe, was buried in the
Riverview Cemetery yesterday.
Rev. Charles K. Murray preached AZ
interesting sermon in ST. Andrews r.
&. church yesterday afternoon, on "Ths
Evidences OF the Christian Religion"
At the Delaware FUNSTON the fields
are under water. Over Eleventh stree
bridge the people we're compelled yea
terday to seek refuge in the upper sto
ries.
The club occupying the Rogers man
sion, on Market street above Ten tn, hs
purchased a lot adjoining the FRS
Baptist Church, for the purpose O
building a club house. Five Thousand
dollars was paid TO- the lot.
Robbers were frightened yesterda!
afternoon from the residence OF L. Nc
Inall, at the corner of Eleventh spt
Jefferson streets. KntrAnee was edsc
ted by tie library bay wlniow. wAei
al electric alarm disturbed the in
mates Of the house.
| Invitations are being distributed re
luesting persons to attend the coHrs'
Of sunday evening lectures by Rev
DR.. Nixon, Ct tie Central Presbyterian
Church, which has teen prepared Il
the request OF the young meA OF tina
congregation.
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EXTRAORDINARY |!
Rend this, 10 may save your L&fo.

DIR. v. r. STONE, late physician and
surgeon OF the United States Army, the in
ventor OF Apepsia, the only known medicine
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world TO produce case Of dyspepsia that
Apepeia will mot cure. LII. Stone and some
OF our most eminent physicians have tested
ii on GASES Of every form aud stage, even old
chrenic cases Of thirty and forty years stand
ing where every known medicine had failed,
and in every ease the result has been Q cure.
This gives me confidence in saying 10 the
public there 10 no case l cannot cure alter
treating thousands Of cases, some Of which
had been given up 70 die. Reader have you
dyspepsia II 90, get bottle Of Apepsia and
rejoice again In perfect health.
Price per bottle, slice. For sale whole:
sale and retail by z. James Belt. Sixth and
Market streets, and N. Il. Daniort III, Second
and Market streets. Also by all retail drug
gists. Road In stones rules Of aiet on CIR.
cu,ar. DrugR lists have them. lans.u
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lest hts Cer,inoa,.

George Morris, colored man ,...,
ed from Washington this mo,n;s o",
letter containing his pension certiats 4
for va, while at Fourth and pave SlW
street. He put the letter eontainipp"n !.
10 his pocket and started to % NJ !.
the United states District Court rO NY !"
to get il countersignsd ny Mr. Ia,
Moore pension agent. When he ,ss% 49,
ed Fourth and French slrests hs MN ~,
for his letter and to hia great sn,r, WV
IL was gone, but whether bs 10y
dropped it or whether it had bssn s a..
len from his pocket be did no, kn Nv
Mr.. Il Y. Pickles When apprissd If ~.
loss went around to all the banhu .ss 1
notified them not to pay the ehsct "
presented BY any other person than u.
|rightful owner. II any persop S,.
found the check they will be rev,,S H.
hy.leaving 1t at the RHruBLrAK oS..
or returning it to u. F. Pickles. Mo,,,'
Is poor man and an invalid and n.
loss bears very hsavily upon him "
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SECUND EDlTiUN.


so.siu Gatherea From tue EN-
enaux~a AbSua tne Railroad
Transfer.
The Baltimore Sun thinks the Penn
sylvanis will have been offered almos
all the Philadelphia, Wilmington sse
Bal.imore's capital stock before tn
First of April. The whole capital stoei
would coat sls, Sic, 400 at $7s shar
and the q July dividend, and tn
total debt, o., Sl3, 500. would bring thu
gross cost to $2l, 42s, 800.
The Board of Directors may put tn
eontrsl into the hands of the Bal'imor'
and Potomac, in which case, the SUI
thinks, the whole line from WASH
inston to Phiiadelphia will be kpowl
under one name-likely the Baltimore
and POlomao-siuce the latter csnno'
change its name under it, presen'
charter.
/, is said when Mr.. Thayer fouuo
himself unable to deliver the promiseo
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more stock to the Baltimore and ohi,
syndicate at 90, he Joined with TIT
Kidder committee Of Ave, representing a
large amount OF Boston stock and sold to
the Pennsylvania at q price that aoulo
mora than cove his penalty to the syn
dioate. Four large holders Of P. W. &
B. stock In Baltimore, who have al
ways been friendly to the PeDnsylva'
MIA road are reported to have sold on
their interest to the latter corporation
In Pittsburp there Ia q rumor tina
within a week the Pennsylvania vii
take tho North Penn Railroad prnpert,
off the hands of the Reading. Within
week the Readings annual statemen
will be published, and II will be know
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The Mayors COuRt.

James Quinn was given 3 hearing
before the Mayor last night on the
charge Of asssultipg aud threatening TO
shoot Patrick Megary. He was required
10 pay the costs Of The suit and furnish
a 800 peace bond.
Mary Clerk, solored, was fined 81 and
costs for publicly beating her son with
q barrel stave. A littls eolored boy,
who assaulted q white youth, was re-
quired tn pay the costs Of his ease and
furnish 600 peace bond.
Alexander Whertsnberry was, this
morning, held in the sum Of 900 bail
to answer at court the charge Of the
larceny of q revolver, valued at tlo,
from Geo. Robinson.
Thomas Cochran and John Gallagher
we're each fined 81 and costs for being
drunk and disolderly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11
Personal.

Frank Moulten, of Beecher- Tilton col.
sbrity, was in Wilmington yesterday.
David C. Chalisnt has returned from
his visit TO Plorida.
Professor P. W. Hoehkeppel is visit
ing Washington. He will return in
lew days.
Last nigh. DR.. Willard Springer and
Harry Emmons, Rsq., attended the az.
nual reunion ofthe Alumni OF Lataye,t.
College, At Philadelphia.
WIN. Baldwin, Rsgimentsl =. H., Il
the Seventh Regiment, U. &. CSvaly,
has been Waiting ], T. Muliin, NJ.
Baldwin is stationed 3, DeadWoot, d..
kota.
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Ar RnbIfa kHLe,

Ut. Head will sell at public sale, q
4 so o'clock tomorrow afternoon, tn,
dwelling and lot upon the northwest
corner OF Robinson and Lomb streets
The dwelling is two story and attic
with two-story back building, contains
siz rooms, including shed kitchen, apt
has q lot about IL feet. 6 inches by 7.
feet. Yhe adjacent lot Ia about Is fee
8 Inches by IS feet The dwelling viii
be sold first. II Is near the laIg,
manufactures. The sale will takt
place on the premises.
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Tho Levy C0nFf.

No business was transacted BY
the Levy Court y esterday Of special in
tsrest. Several transfers Of property
were made, and Messrs. Wierand ELI
son examined the error list Of Collector
Bedford for the Southern District o
Wilmington and made the usual al
lowanoe reported. The Court mel
ssain this morning at . o'clock and are
qatstly poriug over their sssssaments,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

A thirteen year old boy, who was
stealing a ride to his home in Balti
more, was put of the train at this city
last night. He said he had met two
young men from New York and had
gone with them 70 Washington to see
the inauguration. Tho young men in
duced him to 60 home with them, but
when he reached Jersey city he refused
to 20 any farther. A number Of per.
sons interested themselves In his be-
half and paid his fare from this city &c
Baltimore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

Last night was just one year since
Henry Yarnall, residing at No. 7o4
West sixth street, was welded. Dur
ing the evening 100 persons called a
his residence and gave him their CON
CALCULATIONS. Amongst the visitors
was q large delegation Of Minqua Trib'
No. s, Imp. o, R. N. N. Mr.. Y. receiv
ed many valuable and useful gifts and
. pleasant evening was passed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

Thomas Lopez. solored man engaged
in tho pool room At No. DUG Market
str. et, was shot in the index finger Of
the right hand yesterday afternoon by
colored man who refused TO pay for a
drink OF liquor. The ball was extrac.
ted by Dr.. HaElett. The sssailsnt fed
immediately after firing the shot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11
RaINh Hubbard.

After "Josh Billings" the citizens Of
Wilmington will want some fine read
ing and this they can have 8: the opera
House next Tuesday evening by going
and listening to Ralph 6. HiboArd' VINE
without exception is the most renoWn'
ed eloeutionist OF the day. This o.
t&inmsnt is not one Of !he Diauana
Course. The sale OF tickets WILL CON-
mence tomorrow morning al . o'cloak'
at c. +. Thomas & COZ. TlcseS :"
35 and so cents.
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Complimentary Reception

Master Harry Stosckle, Of this Cly,
will remove 10 Brooklyn to-ncfiVs
evening. Last night he tsndsrsa NV ~
Norma Social Club banquet IOA's
were responded to by J. NJ. singIy' a a.
Fl. Pisrson and John G. Hartman, a.
Songs were rendered by Thomas A.4s
aud Alfred II. Plerson. The sGa's
men enjoyed themselves very MUCH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

Rev. Samuel B. Gray will give 4
grand stereOpticon exhibition at the n
P. church, on Seventh street bslDE
Walnut, tomorrow evening, l2!h inst.
Mr.. Gray promises an entire change Of
views on this occasion, and IS tie pro.
ceeds are for the bsnefi! OF The church
q good audience should greet him In
addition to the stereoptioon exhibition
a good choir will BE- pressn! and rsn1el
several fine selections. Admission q
aud u cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

One Of the iron plates that Olaa' II
rails together in front Of the Jackson ~. !
Sharp Company's Works gave way .I,; N
terday as a very heavily laden 'f'' Y,
train was passing. Two OF inc M, ~,
were so heavily laden that Wa ~, I h,
passed from the track TO ms VIZ a
latter were eut through as ii"''i ~
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rve h.auneues 10. Msrrow

In addition to the launch OF the
steamer City Of Worcester at the Hsr'
Ian l. Hollingswor Company's works
TO morrow, az previously mentioned in
the REpuRIJeAE, the Pusey d Jones
Company will also launch 5 sids-Wheel
steamer. Il will be about 1870 feet
long and Is being buils for SOa!h Amer
;cG be atmen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

The meetings held some months '.,s X X
in Delaware Avenue Baptist onu .,i.. n
the promotion Of q higher esp pa.,, i
In our christian life. Of the rsqus a..,.
many have been resumed. Ths IA 10
ings are held on Friday nisn', ~, 40.
O'Clock, in the lecture room on wv
nue side,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

A. w. Strange, Esq., Lvnshburg,
Va, writes: 81 use DR.. Bills Cough
Syrup regularly for tickling cough
at night. II gives relief and puts me
70 sleep. II 10 much used here" Price
rs cents o bottle.
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what a Ptows Mma " ants.

A pious gentleman, 80 years old,
wishes to correspond with q middle
aged or elderly lady. oAe n good
circumstances ia preferred. His al.
dress is u. s. A., REPUBLICAN Office,
W Wilmington, Del. His advertisement
can be seen in another column.
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Deaf u q.

EACHU S.-On the Sth Inst, LYDIA r.
Eachues, aged % years,
Relatives aud tr ends OF the family are re.
spscttuIly invited 10 attend tho iuneral from
the residenc. of hsr hu band, James
Eaehues, Iwsnty.second Street, on friday
fternoon, ct 5 O'Clock. To proceed to River'
view Ce netery.
PhiIadelr hia L edger please copy.
wEAvRK.-On the 10th inst, at his resi-
denee. Mo. 4V9 East second street, 5. Wea
YER. aged "a years.
lnterment at New Holland, Lancaster
Go, pa. on Saturday 18th inst
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Se,xea with Insanity.

J.R. Smith, oar hullde7 a! The
Jackson & Sharp company works, while
suffering with alteration Of the mind
went to the City Hall yesterday. De
was locked up aud in the evening Wa
tskan IN bis fathers home at Chester.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

The National Board Of Health is ad
vissd that in Havana, during February
there were 5 deaths from yellow fever
and So from smallpox. During tbt
week ending Marcn 4 there were 81
deaths from small. pox, but none from
yellow fever.
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w.,.. ,.ocs, .,p,.on 60 Pass.

Ex-shsriff Herbert being down al
Dover yesterday, when asked about
the local option bill said: SIT mus
pass in some shape if it does not, then
good bye to the Democratic party il
New Castle county"
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Rndly HuRmoa.

A thres-year old daughter Of ofnesl
Thomas was badly burned upon the
arm and head yesterday afternoon by
falling against stove. She was play
ing al the house Of friend and was
tripped BY . piece Of oil cloth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

A LII THE RAGEl ALLTHE RAGE.
N Send and get set OF Gold, Silver or
Highly Oolored Fancy Cards, cents o set.
Samples 10 cents, or 100 gold, silver and COL
ored, no TIVE alike, 80 cents or In sets. No
advertisements on them unless required.
eb28t8tdltw W. II CHESTER,
10 Washington st, Charlestown. Mass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

Give it to the children. Physicians
prescribe II. Thousands us IL. Sold
BY druggists. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price rs cents.
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IMPORTANT.

Should the Invalid have any difficuity In
procuring the Compound syrup In his vein.
ity, let him not DO put ef with any other
remedy, because this article has not It's
equal IN the diseases for which II 10 recon-.
mendeA. -.
N9TE.-Be suspicious Of persons who re
commend any o'tee article ~ East a. cool.
IRE highes. elass Of n dir"' u'ep I, every
Large csy. where " 10 .nov1, resvlsL en2 II
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NEURALGIA.

II has been assertained that the most in
yoterate cases of neuralgia are cured by + ei
jows' syrup OF Hypcph osphites Not only Ia
The principal dis ase eradica' cd, hut the pa.
uert is made vigorous and strong the
stomach, the blood, the skin become health Y
and he obi aims new lease Of enjoyable lie.
The only satisfactory treatment Of neura'
xia is by strengthening the nervous system
A pertou with strong nerves never suffer-
from this disease.
The virtues OF 10 lows Compound Syrul
NJ Hypophosphites are such that other rene
dies are seldom required
Tho demand for hypoDhosphtte and otheI
PHOSPHORUS preparations Of the present do!
10 largely owing TO the good effects and sue
cess following the introduction OF this arti
Ella IN tina yJnft0d States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

T. A. Frye, ex-Probate Judge, of
Bethel, was nominated for U. S. Sena
tor by the Fusion caucus Of the Maine
Le,islaturs on Wednesday night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11
FIFTH EDITION
hHLP FOE CoLOREH sCnoo,s

INC senate passes the Bi,l s,
W. 400 20 Coiored Schools
special dispatch for TIE Republican,
DOVER, DBL, March II, l0.2Oam
The Senate to-day unspimor,,-
passed the act sppropriaipg %, 4Oo -,
the education Of colOred children "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

II is reported from Fortune Bay, New
foundland, that an American fishing
schooner, name unknown, has been lost
there with eli On board,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

The !. n. A., composed ?. sS,, o. .ss siS'
IN aI he lecture room Of the opera a.s ~ ".
lat sI night. The attendance o.. VI Id I'D
large. The grand n q ~ .;,l T, Jsntln3
Noah White and Miss DrusiilA ''
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TAILORING.

[H To get your Cloth
ing we'll made, and to
fit you nicely, try MUL-
LIN & SON, Sixth and
Market streets, who will
convince you they can
do it at very moderate
charges!
They are opening
their SPRING lMPOR-
TATIONS TODAY !
nal5.n.w.s an
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

TIME LARGEST OLoTHINa HOUSE
l. In Philadelphia JNO: wANAMAKER
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Joseph Wis:ord, q Young man unable
to obtain employment, hanged himself
yesterday, At RieEelsville, New Jersey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

me o. 0. District T 'ost wills
The bankruptcy case sg gan n 3. Dl
, H. n Cont this morning and s"''
n, INN ned until mex. Friday
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-11

PEPSEA regulates thS bowels IN.
n Keeps them In healthy condttiVn.
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Read the Daily REPUBLICAN.
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HpaE Erin .

ID n, ROBINSON Il CO,
BkER ERS AND BRCKEEB
". L. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
VI Infn tim lfel.
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Wei De Meyers
C TARRH|

NERE One pa wage ia re neraily sat
" e1eai. Z real cure Of Catsrrh ior H.Se
Ii1T-2taW
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EDRSALE 81 shares Delaware RRtlroad
Company stock, 20 shares Wilmington Csal
Gas Comp any. 10 shares First National
Bank, ssgo Chester Greek first mortgage
bonds.
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VI iInin9ton. bel

r,E. POCRS FOR SALN
HfI,N ER BOUGHT AND SOAD
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YrLILUTr, JOHNSON Il CO.
N BAEKRltS AND BRCKERs
OURNEE SIXTH AND MARKET SITS
wfInfnn ton IlciayafN,
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TNOR SALE.-A SIN ALL ENGINE FOB
Il pleasure boat or yacht.
J. @. HlRZEL,
maYlI.4t. no Il. ID street.
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XKYhNTED.-TWnG GENTLEMEN DE.
w sire pleasant rooms furnished with
or without board private 'amily preferred.
address q. h d., REPUBLICAN, office. l1t2t
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VIRGINIA AFFAIRS

Frederick f. Bracy has been appointed
postmaster at Amherst.
James II. Noble has been appointed
postmaster at buckingham.
Ezra T. Summers, one of the best citi-
zens of Norfolk, died on Sunday, aged eighty
Norfolk has a Magdalen Association.
which is doing good work among the unfortunate
women of that city.
Mr.. Thomas Briggs, one of the oldest
citizens of Chesterfield, died at his residence at
Midlothian, Monday.
Messrs Inge & Malone, tobacconists of
Petersburg, have been awarded the Government
contract for furnishing tobacco for the Indians.
It is stated that Rev Father D. J. O'Con-
mel, of the Baltimore Diocese has been designated
by the Pope as vicar apostolic of North Carolina
Virginia has sent to market the past
season over 900 900 bushels of peanuts and finds
a quick cash market for all that she can produce
Bishop Keane has been offered the CO.
authorship of the arch diocese of san Francisco
Cal, and declined it, The Bishop is now in
Chicago.
The ladies of lakewood Memorial Asso-
citation were engaged on the 10th instant in decor
ating the graves of the Confederate dead in the
Richmond cemetery
A patent has been issued to Elisha s
Snyder, of Snyder Mills, w. Va, for a harvester
finger guard, and label to Deborah 6. Horner, of
Woodbridge Station, for Salve.
The two working parties on the Norfolk
and Elizabeth IN. CT Railroad are rapidly ap-
preaching each other, and it is probable that the
last spike will be driven on Friday next
An order has been entered in the
United States Court at Richmond setting aside the
decree of sale of the Petersburg road and pOstpon-
ing the sale indefinitely; also, directing tie re-
ceiver to deliver the property to the company as
reorganized at the meeting held in Petersburg last
Friday. -. /
1t is rumored that a syndicate ofnorth-
ern capitalists has been formed for the purpose of
constructing railway from Pittsburg, Pa, through
West Virginia and the Valley of Virginia cross
ing into Madison County, and uniting at Orange
with the Piedmont, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad, which latter will be changed into a
broad gauge road. g.
Mr. John NJ. Robinson, of Baltimore, is
likelytO be the successor of Judge Robert Ould in
the presidency of the Richmond and Fredericks- I
burg Railroad. His father is said to control nearly
S000OO0 of the stock. He is already the president
of the Bay Line the Raleigh and Augusta Rail-
road, the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad and Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad.