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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14
The Era TO the Public.

We cheerfnlly give place to the following an
nouncement by the last National Ed ply or
no pay, and give our hearty appreciation to the
proposed plan. We need just such series of
documents as DR.. Bailey proposes to give to the
public; and from his general knowledge, and
his peculiar advantages fol- looking up docu
ments and finding statistics IN the libraries, &C.,
at Washington, perhaps there is no man in the
union, having the Disposition who can so well
carry out the important undertaking. Ed.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
We have been repeatedly soIociclted to issue
monthly, for gratutMs distribution by clubs
and individuals interested in the spread of Free
Democratic principles The time has come for
undertaking such a work. If we intend TO OBJ
tain the control of the Government, we must get
the people on our side , but we cannot do this
without convincing them that we are right
That they need is, Light, and this we intend to
give in our FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. 1t will
not be newspaper, or take the place of any
Free Soil newspaper; it will not be furnished
even to single subscribers. The object is two
fnld-to supply document, monthly, full of facts
and arguments, suitable for reference. and calcu-
lated to make converts to the cause OF Free De
lnocracy. And, as we consider the support OF
the State or local Anti Slavery papers vital. we
shall keep standing in each number, their titles,
places of publication, terms, &c, so that new
adherents to the Party may know where to sup
ply themselves regularly with newspapers OF
kindred principles.
Every individual has his field of labor-every
club has It's town, district or county. They will
be glad TO secure document, every month, to
circulate among those disposed to inquire into
the principles and policy of the Free Democratic
movement. We ask their aid in obtaining n
hundred thousand readers for the " Facts for the
People,"
PROSPECTUS OF FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
On the Is OF June next, we shall commence
the publication of FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE, a
monthly designed tor preservation as document
for reference. or for general circulation, as a
Free Democratic mesonasy, especially among
those not yet familiar with the Anti Slavery
movement. 1t will be composed chieAy of arl-
cles from the National Era ada pied particularly
to the purpose named.
Each number will contain eight pages, and be
printed on good paper, OF the size of the Con
gressiona e obe,.i quarto form, suitable for
binding.
1t will be furnished at the following rates, by
the year, twelve numbers constituting vol.
ume: 49,
6 copies for 800
| 20 800
100 1900
ANY person or club may, in this way, by rails
ing $l2, supply Antl-Savery reading every
month, tor whole year, 10 one hundred readers
All payments must be made IN advance
AS we wish TO begin on the first OF June next
and be able to supply the demand for the frs
number, orders should be sent in Immediately.
g. BAILEY.
Washington, d. c., .apra 7h, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14
HErEoRoLoeY.-Our foreign exchanges make

METEOROLOGICAL foreign exchanges make
mention OF curious phenomen that lately pre-
scented itself in the Gironde. France, being
nothing less than the descent OF an aerolite
weighing over 80 lbs., by which horse was
killed from the injuries received. II appears
that the phenomenon was seen by a child that
was tending the animal and who was some
yards off at the time Of the occurrance sud
den mise like thunder at a distance, caused him
to look up, and he preceved a black mass, the
sight of which terrified him SO much that he
could moi take to hghtceaving the air and fall
ing in the direction towards him Fortunately
he escaped and the mass fell UPON the horses
back, which was knocked down by the blow
The aerone has been examined BY differen,
persons who from close examination. Judge
it to contain large guam ity of iron mixed with
other earthly and metallic substances.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14

DESTRUCTION OF AN ANCIENT LANDMARK
Doncastrr church was destroyed by fire on Mon
day morning. The whole # the magnificent
building was reduced in few hours to mass
OF RUNS. The total loss of property BY this
caIamit, is estimated al flOO 600. and no part
of HE sacred edihce WAS Insured. The greater
part of the parish register was saved, as was
also the communion plate. The splendid organ
by Harris, which was IN course re erection,
was entirely consumed. The bells were partly
melted The Oldest porton of the edice was
built about the year 1910; the tower is leter-
somewhat earlier period. 1t wis in The torn OF
Il Latin cross, the length l24 feet, breadth &c
feet, height of tower IA feet. English Paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14

Nor DEAD Yer. The New York Herald, in
new chapter Of lamentations over the obstinate
Anti Slavery movement, that ,csA not die, says:
Never was anything more true than what we
have asserted agaln and again IN this journal
that the abolition treason, though it may appear
10 suhside after defeat, is never dcad-it mere
~ sleeps, and that with it's eyes open. II arouses
from lts slnmbers, like giant refreshed with
new wire, and it COS to work again with great
er energy than beloIs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14

EJArAN EXPEDITION, it is now announced
In the Washington papers, is not to be counter
"anaed' The Line Ship Vermont however.
1ncn was detailed for that expedition, is to b.
.'.s'Sns' Tor other services, winch probably led
70 inc fumor that the whole expedition was to he
.s.. S.e "ha' will those fast Pierce papers
t .a, have been condemning the expedition ss .
wing concern, and pras,ng Pierce 70, reo.,..
It, under the belief that he had done ~ ..s
now! Thsy hallooed before they 90, GU, Of ,ns
woods. vi Tue
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14

POWERS, the Sculptor, some time since r.s,
sod to execute bust of Haynau, The Aust
butcher and woman whIppsr Mr.. P. deserve.
monument for the spirit and patriotism ,nvo,,sa
in this rssuke 10 that revolving embodinenl of
dsspotism.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14

Read the aew advertisement Of C. Cham.
'sers, who is always bouud to fit and please all
customers, sns and oil, great and small.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-14
New Maine Liquor Law.

The following is synopsis Of the amendments
to the liquor law OF Name which has been
approved by the Governor, and goes into effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
finanriaI.

r,,,r., p.rAxrxrSr, RALEIGH N c. Jsn. IS 1888.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ STATE BoNDs-Sesled proposals viii be received
m the City Of New-Yofk until 10 ssloek NJ Of me 81"
Of Marvh nsIt Sf the Purchsse of
100000
=, pors, ,,.,.a Nv the STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA.
The.c Bond, viii bear date the FIRST OF JANUARY,
1873 and viii run THIRTY YEARS. They viii have
coupon, attached and the Interest at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM will be payable on the hrst days Of July
and January Of each year.
Both interest and principa viii BE- payable at the bANA
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the City OF Ne~-ferk' unless
the purchaser may prefer have them made payable ct the
Treasury Of North Carolina
Thew are ssued under the authority Of the Legislature
Of North Carolina for the construction Of the NORTH
CAROLILA RAILROAD and in addition to the taith OF
tho State a. the Stock held by the State In the said Kali
road and the Dividends from aid STOCK, are expressly
pledged ios their redemption "
THESE BONDS ARE, By EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
P,ys. bidding viii please to address their letters In
sorA seA!.d Proposals for North CarOns State Bon,'
20 the undersigned in NewYork, directed to the care OF
Me.r,. BROWN DE ROssET, No 100 Front-st., n Y.
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank OF the
Repubic at O'Clock p. NJ. on the 3lst day OF hARCH
NEXT in the presence Of O. Lamar, Esl President OF
IN. aid Rank and p Brown and David Freeman, Esqs
Bidders may also be present.
Successful bidder will be required a soon Informed OF
the accordance Of their bids deposit In Bank the amount
of their bids with the accrued interest from the st inst to
IN. credit of the Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
This Deposit may be made either in the BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, New York, or in the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or In the BANK OF CAPE
FEAR Raleigh North Carolina. ID. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State OF North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
Arrived.

Nal s,ea-ef RossoLs cAvendy. Soro1 Ind Rchmond,
g., tsosS.es rsylar caIas Dec - ron 20 KS Lanes
Jnn 80 a, - IS on - s7ss Br sah .yn 70. tene1 f-S
q. GA IS .pohe \. Ham Jo- from No6ls or Havs
- y sbs1t hoar. Z .adqay to wv ADD
eo~ veJ Aeavy Ats ira 7as.e BERN ers Ayas to ~tn
oot sp-ai e~r. she he-ns about me. TO a5wAfi
sAp Nessier Bell Se-or'eaas IS b. naiss FOs' He's
On usht q Re isth rsso6 BAr,sso snoS str m
sfed he shp at II D. on = 80 Wa % the Nor~s
SIP sosthPor, wson ApasheoA IL d. cotton &C. George
Bs,t Lam Fur.r,rn IN RosheB, Va FayAl Ia. a. Brsse-
Bayasd yut INTO Faya distress st -a 80
rssns ne " anchor the lower bU sst night kad
-. csHssd TO cse 70 anchor ssn Ensh brsana- Of It
John put bach IaJa uAe unknown % havns eeen oIt
arrived Jan saed llh Feh Is,s ht " IS, Of ~ Gall
stream hs Ly.asde Of RGs'os eo!sd % the sog,As"d
Barb Beta BreH 6ussvu' Bremcn = ay' m ballast .1d 10
rs.enserso Feb at o. oo % ~ 'pnke hArt Pnpt
49,. s,s a. ,1,, Ia. .p.us Se.vy .es,se
schr Asn Bsier smith NeVsern c. d. Nth naval stores
seSr Rscaai jan smn.a. ws.hssion C d. With cora
schr A1.ss-r HT1ns Richmond De-, With coal NO,eus
sehr Mary Jsa.. Pecs Sorfoh d. With ms',.r
schr spshty s-s smstA Nor6l d., With master.
schr fnHuy Small Yors Rver Va Is .'A cora 10 master
s.S. :e,h p'e a Bsrus. % .s rom T. Spsd sea-
-heh earned away the ley Sled he bn fo q sse, stove
SIR Rainbor, smith Richmond d. With sOar s Dean q
SER samuel Lev. Plum, rr-deresbusA d.. With -four
nAseT D.. ~.
scsr N,rr.,,. Smith Bsd.-orh New Haven day IN S'a''
hound o Nnsns.
sAILED-s,e.u.hp Shssp Lana Liverpool ,hps cOsr.,'.
fepp~r Berry Franci.eo Hound clipper Benin, d. AZ
Il. Cat. Porf Philip sullivan Edwards. Chsressn esrts Part
han smith Richmond veksy Urss, Havana bnss wsampsa
Dron Mobe Enaly DsTs Charleston chr. Ontario Johnson
sors.,ovn sesrh sons Telegraph Green IaVacs NJ
cresy Co PACKET ship Margaret Evsns Pratt LoaSon bro
isabels Reed. Rec, Port aa Prnce.
BELOW haus
wISD-Duf NJ the noruns from W, Ge-h san-et v w
h-sh.
Capt Hardns Of the .chr Avensef IN Rchmond reports 'eeas
.chrs asbofe betve-n Cape H-nop-n
and Shoals sgpped have ashore dunns ne
Saturday night Also Ns- ship ashore oereen tos
Cspe- Of Delaware and BsruesaL sh-iAys head On
The Oh Consutgton ovsd rom The Navy fnj the
nornns and anchored n the North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
Foreign Ports.

Lssryoo Fes H. 81 alder Mana Ne an Crok
ha'ss sld ia Goa ann BAaasrs CD l'Jh 'hS" v
Ia he nvsr outward oosnd IltS Aa.tala Ei~ari, S-~
Yer, c0n''slutoa, Alen co. Hsanasaun, Pss.an csy
Ea-rsd Tor ans io,h coop~r Le,s, Ss~ ors.u, Pc
csnIn MS. Boston Fsas.l Ss- rorI. E3-lrd OBnea'
Chush,oa, Wacs LOMBARD. Palate entered III or
Ssv orleans sth Z Hor,ssornss S-v fo,k Of ia
West Bl0~se o. New Word XSsht Do; Anife- Foster H5L
A1y.rssd At % i9 s.t ProGe-s Caas- r S.- Yors March
Harishorne DO 20 In-t Forest STATE P6,ter Kate
Bssehsrd Hlins o. W.T. ssp.feA Aht-s screw wetnas
Do - AtJhi star o. to- Wet, Bosue lastaal
Wa Ra'tsots F'ii e. ~ Gore Ea.s' !os c1HaH.s
CcnsteTa "a. q. Runs J. PAGE sni Ca.
TSs.s-on 90 i5th Ir,-rss-ra Bro~u 40 lots, w'sa.S
B4ru-s 10 Bazerr ish ch-ss-, th r Bos,ga I'm Rsa.
Bate. is Nev rsF ~ Cfy q Aashe-,r ,sI-E lsr Pal
st-lyh.a Mzrch , a-d oh. r,.
A1syrses Feo a. A1er'r Coasr-.s, Wllan- Sss Yors
TIA NoftA 1n-bsf lai. sl-uf@r 10 4fh
h. rart o.lIns Ras Br0ot- 90 York law J.t,
- % Older Ehsrs - Jha B~liran Lel4on ss ssss,a
h t',sr Ahns % Co. - L-'aaer. i.
tori fr N-- Tart -ayf. = Roeris d. D.. Ors = Js
A. 49,. 80 ~ la a. -. p q - s1i -
Y5rt - q Helbou Berry. a. 90 A BaE-1s-l "a i.
o. Coz - Blr--' Bos.7s a.. ga.-- p -, 5
Nr~Yo-s d. sstas0 N-aas. aneefss. Jre. IS, 49, -
ter %. leo. Ma NJ :, La"lscs, w-oo~ aae C,rD-
= n Hlr.1a Wan. g. Geo H4rr. 30 A. -. ~
soiA Harrza o. Bssaft hcIayf-, d. A.5ao.s CeAraa
A. Fsra.sss ia. L IA T-o, slras n B,.,-a. br,.
foles Prrr - Ss- o. scat gsL 80 lEs, ~ Hszy
zsa.sa, yo' - "a. Lac N,t, Eza.r.on IN Ms.e,,
arr "a 1ne Ceersf, Whfs - Pror.t-7e- ~, nv
A. hiaa assst "a -t eafl - Lsslla Bsst.. Noy d,
Ea,1s4s, 50 - ssfScSia J.sae clrAeas. in r..
isys rs csst isH psiJ % Ass ols o. ,car I,as- IL
A. 1saas 4. ssa ~. se-r. sar.s s,p>s sa,s,, -.
Al Nayas-sf T. 80 en- - Dsneil, R9a.asa. m gacIss
We lsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
ESGISsrss oEyI0s, TxoY UNION R,nao.n,
rsOY, FEB. Z, 1853

- EAIED L kOiOSAliS viii De- received a,
- this oSiee uui March g. ls5S a. - o'esosi no, e.
tie ereco Of Passenger II Dass go teet IN enssS l.
lao noTe, IN wiith feF he Toy UnSn RGhosS ia j.
CITY Of Troy.
re srawinss plaps eootrsets end speclscstoas 49,,
ng The manner Of persoruns the wgEs, VIII b r-sv O.
exainstiou a. this Office snd sfter Thursday PeS "a
las and the Chiefor ASSISTANT Engineer vii be ia s~,
SC, q, give such information and make such sxp spsr
a. raw De Necessary IN regard to thai woTs
Bsnk p-orosals vii be furnished on appfcAacn a "A.
gusposfs Ofee am al proposas mus, eoaforn 70 u,
requirements Of his Ho.ice and the lorna given TIE Ma
PTcrosss mus, b. written cui distinctly, nsned With n,
eil names OF Al he parties. incOsec s-sed euvslo,
.ns sScyysssd 10 DrectoEs u tee Troy Unloa Rsros
nd aser.a Proposals for Passenger House. AID der
cred persouay, forwarded BY mail On or eere he eay
trst utntiensd- 49,.
House CT for saeh parts thereof they may sesre Sat
Directors reserve the rskt % seept or reject sny pAal
or total BIDS sy may deem esi Tor he nteres Of tao
Company
TIE Written assent OF two responsible persons 10 hons
sur,tes for the faithful performance OF the contract ,ai
guarsntecrg that the persons proposing sha enter
tractors shall have been notified thai her ODER have ses
sccep,cd.
II the ability Of ne persons proposing % execus q.
WORK or the responsibility OF the saArsntos or sarenes
no, Known 20 the Directors Chet Engineer tasoa,s
Will be required trOm persons VIC kposn 10 and ~.
r-yvsd by the Directors.
PrcTosls must be for certain 30 price, ed n
nrorostcn shich not thus definite >cd certain VII IA
rrsiysd or acted OIL and than propcscer
sb.u he made by or will be received Om any one persr
AR the ame contract and contracts sba DO assignee
xkout the consent fthe Directors and Chef Ensassr
Contractors viii he required to give ths,, personal aztec
ton 20 tho work. and useontrssis Wi be allowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

-, ,a,,stsa E-sem2hs ~l u iaiss q Gses-sooa
trfirfsrnsnt - 80 =, - ,s., -. ~ r..hs, Car -y1o-
-, e,rp~ry q asr,ord G. the csh yeAy a az
"a F>rf erd ps,sfs y-1fs fcgy. 49,. ..s... -.
81 sTIrcg On NeIre-1.y 10 - ~ - fe-as,
80 n (;eorge Has,ins ths 54A Jesr . a. a.,
~ f,-rS esn-ly ,svfes - areni rs 4ns.
90 ebareh B,ookyI Hesh; oa sgsdsJ 7th Est, al co
p ~shr II faruer wire - .. :.
w. iesrr hsi rank n 1ssst Es q Great Be1a r.
- a. -, frme,Y a reslsni q 2nshan8toa a. of
-. a Hosrose Pa sse,s b. sct-- 80 -.
y.rSr He s,vgrll yesr. go reEvee 70 TIE sTes; p>'
4. rad eo1,drfabs property. 80. -. W.
sGRgH -Oa ihs ID inst q isars1na;son o. N = IN
Te.tse,d son o. s1tfaui-i AID Jsha T. MAS &As
The r-latires and fr-nos reqaesied . a-a 70
70 az T,r,het cn FrAzy he 2s nj, A. @" L. p n sfs
gyyITT-Ns Wrdresazy he I'd inst, Hetu Lsea4a- %,
dsnshsr o MOI n SYST -. - Z. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1853


.es restr .,hrs S.saA q Jsss P,'ry 20 ps'd' H''
"a .sln,Ax Fa,sst,c Jaci-o- CA,on ss'l' r..
s,cry der Bo.,oa Ha5sy kesi 90 chr ~ a. a. "a
u 49, Mel. 10 "a fm ves Or'etaS CA $50 -
pores Ys- Yors c,ra, iuhso lvcrn, -nS
R.stss rs';s,,on Ne. i's - Ss,s, LIS. csSs,r,
49,, A. Trssasd Crs~hy. Nss of-sSs 1900.
nor scbe Rso5es ofsss Yea eo.- s'tsn 49,. !, c.,
ri, Tsart Iorrs chnoad Va L at,n "a - a..
80 rrt Ee1an-n, n,slcn. W ' - ti1-a n s..,-,
- E..--.rf % -ha rgf 80 ss = IA -
90 -, yser q Ba,s~y Brn-7. Asa s.0as BE- a. la1
Or Ps,S ~ A. 80 Maria woe sS,oa Fr'n W. q "a
= 49,, ] c Glsuor~. Elirisr Nolsie 500 80
E,-lv a--rSo x Dsv3 inshsrt. lsaaA 30, ~ -.
svSSTnI -, ~ Gsr-re IA Nss iorS, .s4 -
81 :, so--,sst "a 49,, rriunph. Hazard. Ressaaa
chAsLNStoS 80 Sss rsss. "a ,sp EA sre,a
ErS-as aa,sraa- Cansen, Gstt Ne~ laTk ,s
Hansf L,srgos l'S $780,. yeS 5;,Jsso sp R-rs,
s,-r.'rua: .ehr e. nh. PuHoel W. 9t D. -.
~, E,yysy r,yr B,.,os .na "a sr Do Nedr a.
T,v,c, ~ Relcrt Cd ior NsS loTA 81 AoArnV
ssl Gols Hunter helntyre w ioTs -. No., G.
SORTOIE ZEE Al-Arr N. BE- LORD iovs' Jofa 49,
,chr, volAsi -, Portland Henry caster 'a'i1sf' ' "
Syw aEproRD. Fec A-Ar .eAr. 80 Brs - De R,
Cssr,e. Fs~,rd Bour-e RsPP sAaElsck' Va h@iA ''
SywPoRT FeA ss-ir brss Bsasua bsGs.as, sasa,a
20 Carroll (of Ess'po.t .ens $500. n C;,,a,
~ W. Yer. Ter Neweurrh Rsnner Barter sesf@s ., 80
Ton Luey Botrr Baser Boston or Ia5sef,i ~. R,r
,s,r 10 ior 30 Lazy Jsne Freeman 10 o. d sxxyo-,
PROVIDENCE, Fee l9-Arr. she Le,Aas'' - VA So
CSr-ro Adans Phlat-pos- Il, -, ~. z,,,a,, Wow
sAIEM-Arr ~ sars Ehisse'h Hll B'5,An 49,
r,,,,rco S.~ Ycsk IN Seow, ers Lyts >o1ee F'''A-
wARREyAr 30, sr. Apsoda sS sS NJ ysIaa M.,A,-,
N-- YoTt b-is De,noat Loie, Pst Nsacre So -. r.
noui Ehc, Boston VI HAIo.s re- . cI ,l sr, Carts
Gurus wss, Ind,s. .eAr A. }. peRcsse', Ne"for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
Di.asfers. Ac,

scr. Jous WuLHrTs Roberts fn Virginia or New lort Nth
spruns erk steered ashore
.ruek Shoals. and hed Immediately The
hands driven INTO The where they renamed from "
saturday uul o'clock A. on Sunday, u hrs.
OF boat fom shor. There
board Of ebo the cook. ooreJ peshed rom the
cold she fine vessel the property maay Of John Willis, and
viii b total loss.
I'm New Orleans savannah before
ed where he had ds,rer-, las,
WAITING deon OF the Brazilian Court reference the
A. middle Of the holidays the would
probably before Feb Is or ~ the renamed board
funds having been provided By party RIO Janeiro.
Boston i'm Apalachoos pased 18th inst Cape
Lookout NV 70 miles, railroad several casks and cam
toose house.
San Providence from Sw Orleans. did not lose fore
ssani stated yesefdaytheJ were sent
down n consequt Of heavy weather
scss JoHs'os, from Jamalca l., Tor PHILADELPHIA parted
her durnsa rae l9h and ashore Cape Island
J. She would be of when the weather moderated.
TsE H.pIs before reported bad been sold 1t
Harbor isnd-avse - Of the consist
provision MaryF Lueoh before reported wseck 3D.
had Teen cod and avas Of declared SALVAGE OF N
hsd been Declared the saved from ship Italy Tie
Of sch Emma Francs had been taken and sodavss
per she hal been cod for s3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

-. d.o-<.,y and that he g1ycrrngf o' i0e ir1s14''
~. 80 81 os1pel disnF1efiy pefloDs - ..s,,
y, l,.e urnsfs IL .he Ss orr 5Iag hTf' = ie,'.-'
A.yases ~ Tie Governor o the IosfitDuon III 70 -
ssaittirs him ater his retufn fron CnsTass'gn y -
Sessrse ~ which WIS th4t the piSI' was ~ 80
ldSS sires1y RETIRED To- The Cca ooos dersd ~
s,ls,s, vestd discretioaAry pcNerin the OoTe'H'f
oorntlsiui vrs dismissed - =, -,
IN .sst he rrbt Of tepaut 20 The cornee or -,
,s 6r,t story windows and a0Or4 fortne purps. ~ o.
sgn Plant fl TOOK lesse Of the h-s' sto'y " a
.opss from Mr Deeroot for the parpcse OF S
ev,lry busress Mr. DesrOt also owoec 10 = -
he sdSaninr building. On the Common Noi "a -
an ordnance in the early part Of loi fof ne r.;
wooden awning posts from Faoo - - n,,orts "a
Msreh Of that wear caused iron uprzhs OF soYoi -
~ plsesd IN front Of his store instead and se1ufe @
ssrs eTrendne 20 the space between me tSo ~ & -
ion, bsee sssr eS 70 the building Of pAlnt as SVsI s
x5ndovs ard several feet within then Inc 70 tns'
we're upeble 10 uut no sgn which they ned Ss7o 70 -
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s.s. a. be aid The Cont considered tina, landlord ~
isstins lover story paris also with has night 70 the cot
winch bel0Dgs the tenant 20 put there ~ soc
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whether "a above the ne OF the ceins OF NOT
foT plaintiffs fi0o, being amount claimed
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COMPANY, Baltimore, Jan. %, 1883. :
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Proposals will be received at the Banking House Of Messs
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, IN the City OF Sew-fors,
until O'Clock noon Of the st day Of March nett for
loan OF and oneha millions OF dollars on the Coupon
Bonds Of this Company, In sums OF $1,000 20 500 each,
payabe on the rs day January in the year eighteen hum
AIRED and seventy three in the city OF Baltimore with Ia.
t.ress AZ per cent snnum payable halt
yearly ON the first days OF January and July, also 10 sad
One million and half Of said Bonds being secured BY tho
dorsed guarantee Of the Mayor aud the City Council Of
Baltimore, and the remaining million by the Endorsed guar
sxtee Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the
named million OF said bonds being convertible tho
Stock Of this Company within years from the day
OF March next.
No distinction will be made BY this Company between tho
bonds on OF their respective Persons
bidding for given amount will receive sixty per cent u
the bonds guaranteed by the city and forty OF
those guaranteed by the Baltimore and Ohio Rarosd Com
pany and requested 10 the UNIFORM they
disposed to give for them accordingly neither clas viii
be issued separately.
Persons bidding for the above loan will please address
their Proposals. under SEAL 20 the President and Directors
Of the Northwestern Virginia Railroad Co. OF Duncan
sermsn Co.. NewYork, and indorse them Proposals.
The bids will be opened in the presence Of Committee
Of the Company
Apy further Information desired may be obtained this
Office or on application at the Banking House Of MsssrA
DUNCAN, SHERMAN co, New York.
By order Of the President and Directors,
p q. VAN WINKLE, Secretary.
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