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BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks,
Navy Agents Office. Washington, May III, 16i7.
pRoPosALs will be received at this Office until three
O'Clock Wednesday, the Goth day OF June next, ior
The delivery OF the following quantities and qualities d
Goals at the different navyyards hereinafter stated viz:
At Portsmouth,, Ne,U Hampshire.
10 tons best red ash anthracite
-At Boston, Massachusetts.
90 tons S white g.. ash ~. anthracite ah egg size
100 tons Beaver Meadow. best quality
$50 TONS Midlothian, best quality
to be delivered at Chelsea hospital NM
at Nep York.
loo tons broken and screened Lehigh, egg size
AO tons Lackawanna, CRATE size, broken and screened
2O tons best CuDlberand lump
At Philadelphia.
20 tons best quality Allegheny Goals
40 tons broken and screened Lehgh
at Washington, ID. G..
S tons strictly lump, best . quality vvigna Goals
At Norfolk, Va.
40 tons best quality average Virginia coal
los tons lump average Virginia coal.
Each offer mus. be accomps,ned BY written guaranty
he they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL II his
aid be e s sseS
by letter through the post oce OF the acceptance of his
Goals proposed o No proposal viii be Considered unless
is accompanied by such guaranty, and conforming in al
respects to this advertisement.
Zach proposal must be endorsed Proposal for coal"
All the above Goals to be subject the usual inspec
ton at the respective navyyar and to be TO the entire
delivered free OF expense to the the deliveries
to commence within thirty days from the date OF con
tract and be completed in ninety days from the time
Bond and security will be required third the
ted amount OF the contract, and ten per cent deduc
from each bill, until the contract is completed In
failure deliver according contract the viii
supply the deficiencies at the expenseif any
above the prices stipuated-of the contractor.
Proposals will be received the time for all tn,
fresh beef vegetables and other provision supplies tina
may be required at the navy-yard and naval hospital II
this city, and for any shipping that may be upon the station
for the year commencing the LIST day of July
endn thaf dnv III The snd n
conform in all respects, to the stpulatons herein required
for the offers for Goals. VIM. Is. SCOTT,
Navy Agent
To be published twice week in the National Inteli
gencer; Republican and Argus, and Sun, Baltimore Rich
mond Enquirer Richmond; Spirit OF the Times,
Daily Keystone and Pennsylvanian, at Philadelphia.
June 1
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yLTAsHINGTON his Gem ~, by Headiey, author
w of Napoleon and his Marshals." Just published
NAV 8 +. TAYLOR
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specified, according to its wants during the year.
Stationery.
reams folio post paper, ruled to pattern
20 do cap paper, ruled
~ do letter paper, wovc and laid, ruled
IL do envelope paper
4 do blottng paper
5000 quilts (SO) @ e F@
5000 steel pens, assorted
3 gross lead pencils (hard and sof)
70 dozen red tape
5 gross silk taste @
pounds waters
Is pounds seallng-wax
2 dozen ink, red and black, quarts
pounds India rubber Ia ri
pound pounce M
bushel black sand
] dozen penknives, blades
l dozen erasers
/ dozen ink stands
/ dozen sand boxes
! dozen ivory folders
l dozen wafer stamps
dozen pounce-boxes
A&A Printing.
1000 circulars
1000 inormatioB
QUO envelopes
1000 Patent Laws
M Book binding
Letter books
Records OF patents (nanuscrpts)
Records for assignments
Received letters
Books Qibrary) miscellaneous
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner Of Patents.
May 26-1aw3w Intelligence, and National Zeitung.
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A IREY's Drawing Pencils-Made out Of the native
n Cumberland leud Keswick England and preCsrred
by European artists and draughtsmen TO all others.
small supply, graduated to every degree Of hardness
and shade. isjust imported from London direct BY
May ~ Is -tt NEga Ass at F..TAYDOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09
Larnbcrt's q Micc.

IN F0hTltefuI SHee1: HHGcT tdt liI1fSngc ifGiet.
rI,HOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
Il aud the public in general, that he has commenced
the business OF Lottery Broker in the office ton it
street, under the Exchange iloel1 formerly occupied
by ID. ~. iloyt, and recently by L. u. rendIrIon.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries nf which j. w.
Maury 60. Successors TO Gregory & CO.. the Ma
nagcrs, always for sale in the greatest variety.
Drawing Of Aes "a 81 Lottery ~ r. No. 20;
Nos. 10 g Al, Capital, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery. Glass 81:
so II 2 - ~ GO SIS 90 IS IS 81 81.
Nos. - 81 Al, prize OF $3.50, sold by LAMBERT
Drawing of the Sussex Lottery, Glass go, July5:
u 4 - 50 ~ 20 : 10 10 81 Il 81.
Nos 10 II "a, prize of $50, sold by LAMBERT.
FRlDAY-The yireinia Monongalia Lottey will be
drawn At Alexandria on Thursday and tile drawing
will be received here on Friday evening Capital 81
000 s8 Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets s. %; halves
%; quarters GIL cents.
FRIDAY-one Dollar I.oItery--Thc Virginia Lees-
burg Lottery, Extra, Glass No 10, will he drawn n
Petersburg on Friday, and the drawing viii be received
here Saturday morning. 1000 Capital IS Nos 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cents quarters p cts.
SATURDAY-The Sussex. Delaware Lottery, Ell
ira, Class No. SIS, draws n Wilmington, Delaware on
Saturday morning, and the drawing will be received
here by The mail thar evening; Capital $1,000 IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets only 81; halves 50 Cents
tiers 25 cts.
Also for Saturday-Splendid Scheme! 76 Nos, II
drawn. The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 81, TO be
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday-the drawing will
reach here Sunday evening, and be ready for In
spection al this office early Monday morning. Capt.
tas:-s35 O09 10000, $780, 1856, 22JU. 1000, 1900,
300, ,7OO LOCO, 10 prizes Of 500, 10 al 500, etc,
etc. Tickets $40; halves b Inarrr,2 50.
- Tickets and shares in the Lotteries Of which The
drawings arveion Sunday viii r for sale At this Office
until Q O'Clock Saturday evening" and the drawings
there for inspection on Monday morning.
OF Kecollect No 3-"Thrrr's luck in odd numbers
says Rory O'Mnre."
Orders from lhr country, enclosing the cash prize
tickets in NJ. Co.'s Lotteries, pnnctuay attended To-
aud the drawings forwarded when requested
A liberal discount package sales.
Prizes caslled al sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
July 5 No3, Exchange Place
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Xirglzaia InsiasulIan.
FOR THE EDUCATION OF TIE
DEAF AND DUMB AND or THE BLIND.

fOR HE EDUCA iIOY OF The
DEAF AND DUMB AND OF THE BLIND
srAU:rns, viEofsIt.
fyllE eighth session nf this Institution will commence
on The fist day nf September neal.
Terms GHd Conditions Of abundance.
L. The Institution will provide for each pupi board.
washing ard odens; the continual supernendence Of
health conduct manners and morals; fuel and lights;
TEXTBOOKS, stationery and other incidental expenses OF
The school rooms; for which, including Tuition and
Medical attendance, all pupils who Of ability will
be charged PER annum the Deaf and Dumb 1870 dollars,
and ihe Blind 100 dollars, payable half yearly in ad-
=. For punciuaIy in payments, satisfactory bond
is required.
3. The age Of admission in the Deaf Mute Depart
meni is between ten and twentyfve-in The Bliad De-
paneni, males between and fourteen, females be-
tween eight and tweve-o the discretion of the
spectvc Principals.
/. The Of instruction covers six years and
rii VIII be received Tor tleSs term than two years.
;. Pupils on admission should come provided with
sufficient changes OF comfortable clothing, With their
mlrnra marked thereon
D. Clothing must be renewed BY tie parents, guar
dians or friends, when OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il VIII be
furnished by the Institution, and charged to them
z. Pupils whose friends are unable TO educate them,
are educated and Clothed nso If necessary, By the In
sunn. But satisfactory evidence must be exhibited
10 the Vsiters that the parent guardian unable 10
dcfray the expenses or any art of the expenses Of the
pupil. IL Is expected that The pupil will be brought
here free Of charge to the Institutions and only under
peculiar circumstances will this rule be departed FROM
8. limited number of Deaf and Dumb and of Blind
anu Inc n
public expense, and is both the wish and The duty of
the Board Of Nstrrs 10 make all sections of the State
share alike IN this public henecence 10 this end al
refreshments have been repeatedly circulated inviting
applications. But while applications from The state nj
large are quite numerous There sill remain min. en-
torId Districts those namely, of Bedford, Spoiisyiva
MIA. Fanguier l.e OF Wight, M,cklenbur., Accomac,
iazewe Washington and A!lrehany, which have no
Stale pupils nj r Institution, and no applications on
file. On the 10Th day of July next, the Board will pro-
coed 10 fill existing vacancies in list of State pupils
from The whole number of applications which may then
be en- Tile, aud applications in the above named districts,
made in the meantime, will have tile preference over
all others.
Applications in behalf Of the Deaf and Dumb should
hr made 10 the Reverend Joseph u. Tyer-n behalf Of
the Blind TO DIR. J. G.. NJ. Meral.
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, Secretary.
SIauninn IILna Itlr
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HFrsucnos Snrissgs.

THIS establishment, now iling up in a style we'll
L calculated for the comfortable accommodation OF
visitors will be opened The first day of July lei7--
These Springs situated in sight the river road an
the North side Of Powhatan county, the Manakin
Town Ferry, about III mites above The city OF Rich
mond. Tie location has long heen famed for its health
fuinrss--and HE springs noted for the curative quail.
Ties of the waters One is decidedly sulphur similar
in composition 10 the celebrated White Sulphur but in
weaker proportions The other spring Is chaybrate.
coach line running from the Springs Will connect
with the James River and kanawha packet line al the
Manakin Town Ferry, about two and half miles
North Of the Springs and similar line Of coaches III
connect with the Richmond and Iynchburg line of
stages NJ marlborough, about -four miles South of the
Springs-and daily line of coaches will run between
arrive al tho Springs, travelling over good, shady
road, in about three hours, al charge not exceeding
81 25 per head.
The direction and management of the establishment
having been entrusted To my care. beg assure the
public that eyerIions my part shall omitted 10
comfort and satisfaction visitors The style
in which these Springs have been fitted up-.he ar
rangemcnts in The way of suitable assistants, cOmpe
tent servants, good music, Sc-the beautiful location
the great extent Of shady promenad.ag ground
der mprovemeEl-thr facilities, and small
which The Springs ran he v-i.ed in nv humble iudg-
mrnt, enr the establishment To the lbe nj patronage
Of the public, desiring eIthet health recreation.
Board Will he $40 for week; for Two weeks 80 per
week; for month, S:J So for the season, which
expected 10 close about The rst of Ortober for
than one day 81 so per day. for meals, so cents; chill
dren under l2ye7rs OF age, and servants half prices
Horses per day, so cents; for single feed IS cts.
CHARLES seldom
D1r Religious Herald, Times K Compiler, Richmond
Wing, Republican, The Souherner, Petersburg Repub-
can, Tniellleencer, Portsmouth New Era and Norfolk
Herald will publish one month, charge Company, and
send accounts Treasurer Of Iiuguenot Springs Com
pany. June l5-clm
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AlTSK ISLE FOR SAFE


r5iiE subscriber having determined to remove 10 ano
thor part OF the State, offers for sae that well known
and productive Farm called MUSK lsle lynn: on the
Roanoke river little below the junction Of Dan and
stanton Rivera, and two miles from The town Of
Clarkesville This Estate contains about 800 acres
go 40 Of which first rate bottom ands;indeed
think can say with truth, that the Island, containing
Ign acres fully equal TO any river bottom on the up
per Roanoke. II Is needless, however, to give mi
mute description, those wishing 10 purchase will
doubtless examine for themselves would sell The
whole together or divide the land, (which may be done
ldvan;ageosly 10 meet the wishes of pufchas and
invite those wishing 10 purchase IL examine the pro-
perty soon ~ convenient. am determined Ia sell
the whole or part oft, the first opportunity. Having
lived al Musk Isle for twenty years can say, that
the situation j. * healthy any know The cleared
land, both high and law, Is In good heart, and prcGnc-
tvc-ihe woodland very valuable, on account Of The
demand for timber and fuel in Larkcsvile--and the
neighborhond as good az any in Virginia.
June S-cwnm ShML. v. WATKINS.
P. 9. The above described valuable property will be
offered The highest bidder al public auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the laIh day OF August next
Terms liberal. 3. v. w.
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VALUADLE LAND For SALE

WILL be offered for sale. On The premises, on MON
" DAY, the ID day Of August next, II tar, VI not
the next fair day. al public auction, the land IN the conn
~ 81 Fauluer, belonging IL the estate oi the lale
Thomas o. b. Carter lying the Rappahannock river
thirty miles above Fredericksburg, and about ten or
twelve miles below the Wanenton White Sulphur
Springs
This land is of good quality, lies well, is easily i'm
proved. and Is well adapted 10 The growth of all kinds
grain and grass and possesses other advantages seldom
TO be found in the upper country Ii is situated in an
agreeable neiglbOrhood, within two three miles OF
two large manufacturing mills lying the river which
s being made nasiaabe for and other boats
of burden, which nsrcs market al the door for every
article raised for sale.
The land VIII be sold in lots, purchasers The
house tract, that portion on which the late Thomas
o. b. Carter resided contains by recent survey COS
acres, Of which, 3D 200 acres are fyer bottom and
- or 100 OF high land j. IN wood. titles compact and
is under good enclosure. There ARE Two comfortable
dwellings in The yard on this tract, which has all ne
cessary oGthonses including good Ice house, harm,
&c. The location Is a beautiful one. II commands
view Of tile surrounding country for miles, and Of the
riyfr for some miles up and down
The known 'sWriehl'S, lies The Fact side
Of piney ridge, adjoins the land u nr Copon, con-
ains s47 acres and lies we'll has sufficient guam
tity of timber on IL for support.
Lot No. adjolns the above named tract, and con-
iains I4O acres, all in timber Of pine and oak.
Lot No contains about 80 acres, all m wood Of The
same kind.
Lot No. contains - Il acres !neariy all III WOOD
and Joins the other lois.
A survey and plat of all The land will be shown on
the day Of sale. more particular description Of the
land Is deemed unnecessary, a. those wishing 10 pur
chase VIII no toubt examine II for themselves The
subscriber Will take pleasure IN showing Il loany
before tho Jay Of Sale
Ike terms vii he one third IN money. and The resi-
due in two equal, annual instruments without interest,
10 be secured by deed OF trust on The premises Pos
session will be given lh- usual time falow and
sred tins Fall, and full possession the Isl Of Janu
airy, Isis. SAM'L BURROUGHS,
Executor IL T. q. Is. Carter, decreased.
MilvrW fDSt Office, Fauquier County, Virginia.
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ERICIl
white Sulphur. Springs.


e. ITUATED sir miles East of Winchester. Va, and
- one mite and haif from Supplements Depot, on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, Is now open for
the reception Of company
This water inferior in the State, as II holds
in solution Sulphuraled Hydrogen Iodine aud Magne-
sl imparng tone 10 the system, and acting AZ pow
effl Alternative numerous visitors testify, hav
ing been visited for the last fifty years, and, had II not
been for its contracted accommodations, must have
been amongst the first watering places in the Uron.-
For the last years the Improvements have been in
creased so TO accommodate between TWO and three
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has enieavored 10 put this watering
place oa n footing with the fashionable and COM
Portable places OF The snrt in plain style, and will use
every eyertou III his power 10 make his visitors Colt
Portable.
II is easy OF access for all the Atlantic Cities. PER-
sons leaving Baltimore in the morning cars vii arrive
al the Depot AZ O'clock tie day, where coach
will be in readiness take them Immediately 10 the
Springs.
The proprietor feels thankful for The encoura cement
he has received from the public, AMI will use every rr
erton merit continuance of by making those com.
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
Persons wishing visit this watering place, are re-
ferred TO my former visitors:
Ex-Presdent Tyler Gen. Il. Jones, j. c. Rves, Chief
Justice fancy Mr.. j. N. onaparte, Rev a. Collins,
Reverdy Johnson. Rev. Charles G. Austin, John X. Du-
vall-Batnorr.
Judge r. n. Nicholas. Judge ?. v. Daniel, Mr.. Cias.
F. Osborne -lichmnad, Va.
burg, Va.
Messrs. 4. ~. Patton, J. J. chew-Fredcricksb burg.
Mr.. John Cooper, Col. G.. u. Cooke, Mr. --- South
sate--Sorfolk, Va.
Jos. y. Standardization, North Carolina.
Hon. Wm. B. Observation-Disclosures.
Richard w. Baron-Virgna.
lime S-.)tawtlJthJy.
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W.P.TIrpim's LOTTERY OfzaCe,
MO. IOs EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

IN Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY.
Is 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, for 1917, 10 be drawn
July 10Th. IS No. Lottery-l5 Drawn BALLADS Grand
Scheme: S5 00, 10000, 5000, o5j, 200, 10 prizes
of $780, 10 of $780, 400 Of $780, Tickets sl0 halves
sll0; &c halves 55 &c quarters 81 so.
$4,000! $4,000! 10 Of 81 600!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10 FOR 1871, 10 be drawn
al Alexandria, Saturday, July l7h. II Drawn Nos III
each package Of Is Tickets. Grand Scheme: prize
OF 10 O00 5O01 600, 1000, $500, $40, 10 Of
1000 10 Of 75O IL Of 500 25 Of 900, 800 OF lio. &c
package Of % whole Tickets To- shares in proportion
$4,000! $4,000. 50 Of 81 900
Alexandria Lottery, Class A. FOR ls47, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday. July 81. 7s No Loitery-l3
drawn ballots Brilliant Scheme: 100000, $4,000, -
000 3,27U 50 prizes al 900. 80 OF O l52 oi 'Oo e'c
Tickets $40; halves 8: quarters 30. Ceriicates o.
Packages OF III Whole Tickets $3.50; 2G halves co; 81
quarters 30.
$4,000! $4,000! Is OF 1000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass a. for 1877, to be drawn
July 3lsL rs No. Lotiery--ll drawn ballots. Gtnnd
Scheme $4,000, Is 1000 5000, 900, 49, Of ,'oS
halves 5; quarters So Certificates of packages of Is
wholes $3.50; shares in proportion.
1r In addition TO the above, there are smaller
Schemes-Capitas ranging from Ssuup 10 S2Oooo, ana
Tickets from 81 TO S5trawings OF which are received
daily.
Remt,ances received free Of posfoge Drawlngstor
warded, when requested, rs soon as received
For.maller Schemes, zee daily advertigemenis
June % w. P. TuRPIN.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
Ssraaeota5s Office,
NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RTcn.
~ MoSD, VIRGINIA.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, aIcn.
~ MoSD, VIRGINIA.
I.et all the world say what they caa,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS tiir man.
Drawn Nos of al"nnnsalia, 20 ~, juiya:
~ IL IL 81 81 81 81 80 % ~ Is |? - l6 60.
Ticket, Nos III 81 60, Capital, sold and paid Ly
STRATroN.
Drawn Mn Of Alexandria, No. 30. July 81
SD II 2 II III 10 - ID 10 IL 81 ~
Whole, Nos. u 80 Go rizr oil 8 ~ h":h sod and
" 'a IS '''' srh Ia.r ~
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. 81, JuIy7:
a. g G. . s. 81 So 2 % 81 a &C % Al
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. Dc. Capitals: =, 0G0,
e,0OO I,47a, 900, . Of COO &c. % Nos Is drawn
Tickets 50 so; halves 49, quarters ba cis
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY NIGnT-Leesburs, Extra !. No. Is. Capt.
tails 81 ,0nC ,GG0, coo, &c IS Moss 10 drawn Tick
els 81; halves SO e.; quarters % c.
1000 DOLLARS! l,OC0 DOLLARS!
al 900, 900, 500, &C. Is Nus, IL drawn Tickets 81;
halves 50 cts; quarters p els
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass 80, for ls47, 10 be drawn
July 10Th. rs No. Lottery, Is drawn ballots. Grand
scheme s35 900, lO0OU, $780, 1855 2.2uo 10 prizes
of $780, lOof 500, 400 Of 49, etc Tickets sIS halves
s. quarters So Certificates Of packages OF &c Whole
Tickets Sll0-share5 in proportion.
$4,000! 10000! 10 Of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 49, for lsa7 10 be drawn
July IL. IS Number Lotlery-li drawn ballots
Grand Scheme: s5O,OeO 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
$780, liO 10 of OO0 10 Of $50, Il Of 800, p of30o
800 OF $50, ETC. Tickets Sl0 halves s. quarters So
Certificates Of 25 wholes SllO; shares in proportion
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass AZ, for 1877 TO be drawn
July 81. IS M. Loiery--l3 drawn ballois Splendid
Scheme $50 OOO 1000, 1000, 3a7J so Of 900 so Of
500 ls2 Of 900 SC Tickets Sl0 halves $; quarters >
SO. Certificates OF packages OF II Whole Tickets SEQ;
shares In proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Cinss a. 1877 10 he drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, July 81 IS No. I.olrery-ll
drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme S40,000, $1,000,
5000, GOOO $780, of $780, of ESQ, rs of QUO, IS
OF 500, etc. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 50.
certificate of package of 25 whole Tickets Sl30--
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly At
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. STRATTON,
Inly S Richmond. Nn.
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IMPORTANT.

TIE RAIL RoAD EyrENslcN.-Thc following
annuncialion is published in the Baltimore Patti.
OF OF Wednesday evening:
Extension Of the Railroad 10 The Oaio-We
noticed The other day, The arrival In this city Of
committee OF citizens OF Wheeling who were de-
puted by the authorities OF that city To visit Bal
timore, Tor the purpose Of conlerrns with The Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, upon the
Ohio river, at Wheeling, under the law OF The
last session Of The Legislature Of Virginia.
We understand that the Wheeling Committee
and Committee of the Directors Of The Balli-
more and Ohio Railroad, 10 whom the subject
was referred BY the Board, have had free and ire
quent consultations On The subject and that they
have unanimously agreed upon terms, which il is
believed will lead 10 the acceptance Of the law
by The Railroad Company, and ensure The early
completion Of the road to Wheeling.
1t is understood that The Objectionable features
of the law are 10 be removed, and that the unre.
strcted right Of way is granted from the Virginia
line 10 Wheeling, the road not being confined 10
any particular line or required 10 touch any par
licular point OH the way lhilher.
II has also been agreed ha, The city OF Wheel
ing is 10 subscribe FIVE hundred thousand dollars
TO the stock Of the Company, and TO secure It's
prompt payment in manner satisfactory 10 The
Railroad Company. A tree gilt OF two acres
and half OF ground, in position eligible for
the purpose. is TO be made by Wheeling 10 the
Railroad Company, for depot; and the use OF
steam power on The Railroad tack, in Wheeling,
is 10 be secured.
These are the principal terms of the agree
ment, which, as wc have said above, have been
unanimously made by the Wheeling Committee
and the Committee Of the Directors Of The Rail-
road Company. The agreement has been sen,
out 10 Wheeling for the formal approval Of The
authorities of that town, which there is no doubt
il will receive. II will then be submitted 10 the
Board OF Directors of the Railroad, and there is
every reason 10 believe il will meet their sane
ton.
We said the other day, that we thought we saw
the end OF The railroad discussion, which has en-
gagged so much attention here for so long time
We are now the more encouraged TO believe that
what We have from the beginning urged, The com,
10 he Ono ,ipcr is soon 10 be entered upon