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ii. Y. NI'CLOSkEY,

NXTHOLESAIE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agents
No. % icvce, G1cna, H. The attention of buyers is
called to my stock Of Groceries, Provisions. etc,
Having received by late arrivals from New York, Dos
ton, New Orleans and -. Louis which in addition my
former stock renders my assortment complete shall
continue 10 receive additional shipments from time to
time, DURING navigation, thereby enabling me to have a
fresh and full stock throughout TIE and to be able
al all times, TO I'll orders at the lowest market
The Receiving ana Forwarding Business, shall in eve
rH Instance have my ersnna attention, by which, ddeN
patch and care viii be guaranteed. and Tie >ponse of
storage and DraNaae rs much A. possible avoided
feel assured Tia" my facilities aud long cNpcrierce in
the Commission and Forwarding business enable Ia
warrant entire satisfaction to any that may favor he
with their patronage
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce an
Merchandise shipped for sale in TIL, market Par
tcular attention will be paid to the purchase OF all ara
q Agent for "a calona and 81 Louis and Gaena and
ST. Paul rAChET LINE OF sTEAIERS.
If. M'CLOSKEy.
G;ena April l, 1853. l If
REFERENCES.
p. Choutcau. Ir. y Co., New York,
Ioriuz, Sterling y Co. Pittsburgh,
James Peck y CO., Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit
Ray, kVit! $ Co.. Cincinnati,
Chuuteau 4 Ntcc st. Louis,
Jane, Carter d Co.. GHltna.
Stillmana Rood.
MARS & SATiE.g,
Wholesale DcaIcrs in Clothing.
BOOIS SIiDEE TES73NG1 d YiILOR1 Yl3IVNINGQ.
Va, To. MAIN sTE'.r-E GAIINA
WAR Eagle NfEE.E,S, GALEEA.
GtUPERFINE EXTRA FLOI r, bran, shorts, and
- horse feed, constantly hand, anj for sale
cs, t c;sh rate@. 49, t. HEMFsTEAD ~ GO,
GaleHa. sept 2. lS3. A-20
gao. FERGUSON.
No. 60 -Naia Ntro, Goicaa, Hliaci~.
NY IOhEStl ALE and retail dealer in Hardware and
w CUTLERY, Cast steele. Nails, Mcch.uics' and Nj
ners Tools, Rope and Farming In pcm.cl,i
JOHN =. SMITH & CO.
NatchmfffFS Ghd JC"'Hfr'' VAN ST. GaicnG WinoiF
a Large and well selected assortncu: Of Clocks
"a Watches, JcWeiy and silver spoons, constantly
band. for sale low. Engraving neatly executed. Al
kinds of JcIyclry made order and neatly repaired
All orders punctusily attended The highest pric.
paid Tor old gold and silver 2-2o
q. x. DRUM.
MAIN STRF.r. Opposite GALENA I0TTL.
SThN IFhCTtRH and Keep constantly hand {
I'VE complete assortment of fancy end Windsor hairs
A>o Bureaus, rabies, stands, Writing Desks Loobip,
Glasses, Hc!5iC"ds &c. &c. Persons wishing to par
prepared to sell GOOD article. and as our term,
are invariably cash, afford to srll cheap. o.
cheaper, than any Other in the City. reasonable. de-
duCtlon made 10 persons boy ing to sell again. order.
from Il distance pnActHally attended to.
Gaiena, MAY, i~5I. 81
Bs.N.GtNZ:S Z. FfCE.Y.
WHO'LL Ale A.u RETAIL DEALER ~
GrOc eTic s. i'r0yi ons, * C.
MAIN SI&EIT, CALENA, Ill.
VIII sell At the lowest cash prices. 2-tf
MRS. MARY MERRi>x.
Fashionable Mi!iincr i IIaniua Maker
No. 30. MAIN STREET, GALENA,
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IJ,SIi t-NIAhiNG.

In connection with above, all orders promptly atten
died to: il il needles. pun. wei! known if
| would refer Mrs II. NJ Rice Mrs. IIoliinslead and
sale low. MARY MLRRlCk-
D. Remember the No. 90 Main street.
l,nlena LHne L. lsS2 a=tf
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39I Corner % and Cedar stree
EiCIisS SALA NtNDEG. SAFES,
Nii0cr'S Patent.

Large assortment of Safes, of variouS sizes and
IA patterns with and without powder proof locks;
for sale at the Depot, tG Water street, New York
Bursldrproof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made to
order.
STEARNS & MARTIN. Gate RoG, Stearrs &
Co.. successors Rich < Coz li6 Water It. and com
Of of Avenue and St MARKS Place y. w. sole pro-
prictor- of Il ich's Patent aud the oulJ makers OF Slu-
mander Safes, combining Wilder and Kic!s patents.
NM. constants Il co,
Nov 10. lS72-tf Agents. =. Paul.
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MRS. NItRRiCk'S
Fashionable Millinery Rooms,

No. 90 Main street, Laleua. Ill.
yTST received direct from the East. the eSt Styles ol
y Ladies silk silk and nCc, and Grape, Dress llatat
Florence Braid, straw, Hair and GIMP Bohcls IN gres,
vnricv Ribbons, Flowers, .trt" trimmings, etc, III
fact general assortment Millinery and Fancy Goods.
II is the intention that that gives me call
Shall be rrrf.,tlv satisfied with goods and prices.
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"MiN y EiSOTi 4 II 5'f's x -SCJR esq
IN 1854.
A WORK of 400 pages handsomely bound and Illus
n tratod, to which il added
CAMP FIRE SKETCHES;
VI itl "A map of the Territory. by
wv. BOND.
The ih edition enlarged and improved, up to the pre-
spring has just been published in New Work, and
the work sill selling rapidly AL the Union.
For sale at BOND q KEILGGG'S,
City Drug store.
ST. Anthony street, Upper 81. Paul; and At all the
bookstores and on board ali the upper Mississippi steam
ers.
ALso-lt the Office Of the Northwestern Democrat.
81. Anthony; by John IL. stevens, Minneapolis; Col.
J. ". IlEdc. Fort Rircy; N"h.v.icI Traverse des
Sioux; Dr. Ripley, Shak"icc; T. NJ. Fullerton, Esq,
Land Office saltwater; DIR. Otis i"yt, Hudson, Wis;
Wesley Wcthen, Esq, Prescott, Wis; Judd, Walker
x Co., Marine Mills, and W. Ii. Z. Folsom, Tay s
Falls. 5-ti.
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't'II'-T',I ; \ NM N Nh
G.. T. CT}70N and y !. S'NrIE. Agent. Cuca.o.
Mh- I'm. L Il NAcIit It.n.t Nc.n-
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THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

. . ~ L Il
MCNITIN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GREAT WESTERN (clNADAJ RAILROAD OPEN
Forming with other lines the shortest quickest and "a ,
route between
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Howard. son y co. Boston.
L. {. VWchell y Co, New Orleans
! s2Vc an open Policy Of Insurance. which will
cover all shipment, to my address when advised hy
letter per mail, when endorsed on bills of !aditc
before or al the time OF shipment
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE
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Temperance Meeting.

At largo and enthusiastic meeting OF the citizens
Of St. Paul. NJ. Il. at the Court House on the evening
of Friday, February A. d.. 1854, convened for the
purpose of giviu, expression oi opinion ~ rel
e,ence to the bill before the Legislature oil the
Territory, for the suppression of the iraihe IN inox-
caiing drinks, motion, Nathaniel Mclean, ESQ,
was appointed Chairman, and X. Marvin, Secretary
at said tneetas.
The handbiil calling the meeting having been read
by the Chairman; motion, Commute "i three
was appointed by the Chair, 10 draft resolutions
expressive Of the OF the meeting Rev. Mr..
Ames OF 81. Anthony, Rev. Sir. Rihelianer and
Mr.. Luke Marvin Of st. PAIL constituting sid
| Commute.
| Alter ad resses l.om Rev. Mr. Anes Of ST Antho-
ny, and Day, Esq, of Milwaukee. demonstrating
the strong necessity Tor striD cent prohibtory liquor
law, the utter fa,ty of hcence Law, and the con-
stitutioaalty of the prohibitory law before the
Council, the Committee presen,ed the following
! Resolutions, which enthusiastically accepted
and adopted by the meeting
J|Aaeas, The past experience Of our Territory
has abuaan,iy shown that the traffic in Intoxicating
drinks is 4 i'nliu source OF immortality and vice,
frequently resulting in Disturbances OF the peace -
street rowdyism- domestic suffering, and horrible
murder--norking Immense evil, and NJ good tc
society; and
I Wireqs, Because laws have been shown to Ii
in efficient to abaie these evils, while the experience
OF seTertl states exhibits evidence entire satslac
tory that ii prohibitory law is the successfi
means yet resor,e' for accomplishing that object
and
W1reaq, Tie Supreme Courts Of Maine, Yer
mont and Michigan, have affirmed the constitutional
ity of the prohibto,y law, OF these several states
while the hiyhes, iucia. authority in he nation Ia
declared the right of iany state to suppress entrei
! this detestable traffic; and,
Ithsreas, larst majority Of the people Of h
Territory have repeatedly expressed At The ballot bo'
: and thrn5h their petitions, their earnest d'
sire Tor adequate legal protection from said tT,fic
tn ref r.
Rs~'rea, That rs citizens OF Minnesota RI
! spcctiuily ask OF the Territorial Council AMI
his Excellency, the Governor, their sanction for IL
An'i-Liqnor Bill, which has recently passed ii
H,u;e ef Representatives.
Resoiicd, That cordially exhort our fc!lo
j citizens who are engaged in the qaor trade, an
a those who their habitua patrons, TO consd
whether they will not do greater honor TO their ow
, manhood, ald contribute etleciualy 10 the hg
est glory and prosperity, Of our young Commo
= wealth, by cooperating with in the effort TO r
n move the gigantic evils resulting from the sale
. intoxicatin, drinks; it WAS further
R"sotred, That copy Of the proceedings OF tn
d meeting be sent To the papers Of St. Paul Tor public
e ton, and that copy thereof h" respectfully prese
e ted to the Council row assembled
N. MCLEAN, Chairman
r. MARVIN, Secretary.
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Transportation for the Sioux, Winnie.
bagoes and Chippewas.

\EaLip Proposals, properly endorsed, will be re-
ctV:d at The Office OF the Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs IN Minnesota, until 18th of April next, for tran
sporting tse SIouS, Ninneoago and Chippewa anhuit,
goods ana provisions for 1854.
buders VIII state al what price per 0el5s, they will
receive ise property from The steamboat LANDING Al
raul, z'' store and transport the under cover TO
INC dinet mt Agencies Also, give the names OF the
Peisous FR~y VIII ofcr stirees the Contracts
Aaa the surety of such bidder shall sign and nit
win each bad, guaranty this form.
AHe undersigned undertake that if the bid OF -
- -, Tor sand trans portatios be acce ted by ,ht
superintendent OF Indian Affairs, the bidder shall on
or before tie 18th Of April ne,t into the bond re-
CURED To perform the said contract the rate of his
or their bids, with good aud su ilicient snreiies
inc Undersigned reserves the right direct the dest
hao oil SAD pubic freight any e,er place IN the
The price to be graduated in proportion as
distance Is Increased or diminished.
". A. GORMAN,
Gov and Sept Indian A Ma irs.
~. Paul, Feb 24th. ls,4 AZ ,f
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The Cincinnati Commercial says that on trial
before the Police Court, II that many hun.
dred barrels of blood annually used in that cry
Tor making sweet wine.
Think OF that, we who sip the sparkling beve aye
from 6ne cut glasses. Think Of that. And vet it is
no worse than the aduerated liquors that are daily
guzz'cd down the threats Of thousands of poor nebr
a,cs, who have not the power to declare their man.
hood by banishins the poison from their ever-cra-
wing eyes, and still worse perverted appeti,es.-
Give us the Maine Law something similar, and
then the temptation to drink will be removed
then there will be need to make wine of blood
or poison 70 manufacture double d istied damnaionl
Then peace and comfort will reign where nv,
stalks misery and want. Give us prohbi,orv
law.
ANOTHER DREADFUL SHIPwREcK.-The or
rival Of the steamer Pacific at New York. Februarv
9th, brings heart reuding intelligence Of another
dreadful shpwreck by which 400 lives were lost.
The splendid iron ship Taylor, from Liverpool to
Melbourne. struck and sunk in Dublin Bav, on the
Irish coast. and nearly all on board persisted.
CHICAGO. - The Maine law men of Ch;caoo
have nominated n candidate to be run at The comm,
election 10 tina, city. The lesen 10 working.
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ARRIVAL 4 DEPARTURES aIAILs

ST PAUL AND GALENA--Leayes = p~ni Nen-
days and Fridays, AT t, A. M.Arriveo at - ,is-S
days aud Saturdays. "A J, T.. NJ.
Through mail TO Dubuque D.P.O.,is cll-.' er er6-
day evenings at O'Clock, and Oh Monda .a 1921 e. -
{ O'Clock.
ST. PAUL AND ST. CROIX FALLS ss ~t t'
Paul, Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays a - -
Arrives at ST. Paul. Tuesdays Thursdays al.4 D. S.
at J, PM
ST. PAUL AND FORT RIPLEY--Le1 ees -. raal,
every Monday at = A. M.--Arrves at s.. Pao. 6-nt-
day, at a. z. NJ.
sTPiULAND FORT sNELLING-Arr,vrs At St.
Paul, Mondays, W ednesdsys and Friday IT,, 4. Vi
Leaves Saint Paul. same days, at p. NJ
The Mails for Fl. Rdgeley and Mankato made ap
at For, Smelling, and leaves that place every Monday
10, A. N.
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for Indian Supplies for 1854.

MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT
St Paul. Feb. Il, '54. )
CEALED Proposals will be received this Office until
~ IL O'CLOCK NJ. Of the 4th Of April next for furnish
fns and delivering the following provisions the Sioux
indians under the Treaty OF 1887, viz
Snperine Hour to the amount OF $4,000
Mess Pork, do 1000
Hogs lard IN kegs, do 1908
white shell corn in sacks, do 1000
These provisions be delivered or before the
second day of May next, nj the landing at ST Paul.
their AGENT subject inspection the place Of dev
gent, and the contractors.
Bidders Will offer ia separate bids for each article
Good and sufficient security will be required for the per-
Torrance al the contracts he entered upon, and the
bidders will in their proposals the persons they
will offer security; and the surety of such bidder,
s all sign and transmit with each bid guaranty in this
form:
The undersigned undertake that, if the bid of -
--, for the Indian supplies, be accepted by the
Superintendent of Indian Affairs the bidder shall,
before the 18th OF April next, enter into the bond
CURED perform the said the OF
their BIDS with good and sufficient suretles
The Superintendent the right set the pro-
rosas aside, should they be deemed unresonably high.
Bids must be endorsed 'Proposals for Indian rrovs-
ions under Sioux Of 1877; and addressed
psrintendent of Indian Affairs, at ST. Paul, NJ. L.
w. A. GORMAN,
10 II Gov. and Ex-Of. Sup't Indian Affairs.
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ST. PAUL MUTUALJNSURAN com.
PANY.
Capitol stock $4,000, and eonstantly '"creas-
ing.
ALEX WILKlN, President.
W. r. MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE w. FARRlHoroN, Secretaryi
III PARkKR. Treasurer,
Are now prepared Cash or Mutual Poiicfes AZ
favorable rates OF premium any o,hef resposioe
company.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey.
Chas w. Borup, Alexander WilAn,
Chas. III. Parker, Henry NJ Rice,
Chas d. Fillmore, William l.. Ames,
Levi Sloan William 7. Murray,
John Farrrgton George W. Harrington,
Abram NJ. Frdley.
Office on ST. Anthony street, In the room formerly
occupied by the Territorial Secretary.
February. lisa. ably
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prcouErr's SUPERIOR GOLD PENS.

guyHE subscriber has just received large and CON-
plete assortment Of the above Pens. They took
,he prt,c Of Gold Medal at the worlds Fair and those
$40 have ned them say there Is none better.
-S ~ COMBS BOOKSTORE,
x7E near the American House.
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FOR SALE.
new Sewing Machine. Enquire Of
n COLLINS Il CAKES
COLLINS & CAKES,

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERcHANrs,
WILL sell every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
w Evenings, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
esrneeres .Ad Furniture, any oser Goods that ~
= seut 90 them consignment.
a, p.ul.. Feb 29th. 1854 az If
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FLOUR: FLOUR:

FLOUR! FLOUR!
TuNHE subscriber has at his mill, in Clifton, Pierce
Il County, Wisconsin, a large quantity of excellent
Flour consisting OF extra, superne fine and mdling,
together with Corn i}ran Coarse feed, etc. which
he will dispose OF at the lowest prices The dis
lance from ST. Paul TO Clifton is only "a miles, that
persons in want of articles his ne would do well
call or send i6wtl &. b. cox.
NO. 4, WINSLOXV HOUSE,
VIPER TOWN.
w. DOWSER has opened branch Store for the
~ accommodation of persons living in that part of
the Town, where will be found his good supply
Of Fresh Groceries. mar
sl'EAS Of The best quality at NO. A, Winsow House,
L j. W. DOWNER.
1iOFrEE-oid Java, Cc. lou and Rio at No. 4;
~ J. w. DnWNER.
SUGAks of all kinds; Candles, Star and Mould, a
~ choice lot OF Fresh Butter, at No. 4.
mar 2 J. w. DOWNER
xDRESEkEES OF all kinds; eAtraine Worcester.hlrr
u sauce; Cats1ps assorted; Oysters and Sardpes:
ia fact every thing in the Grocery line can be found AT
No. A, next door 10 fulierlons, on Fort street
mar w. DOWNER.
STRANGE. SURPRISING STRANGE:
FI,HAT Groceries can be sold so cheap.
i Great Inducements held TO persons wish
ing Family Groceries, my old 81 and, as am deter
mined to make room for my spring stock.
j. w. DOWNER,
MARI Next Door to Blum's
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proposals for Indian Supplies in MIN.
nesOta for 1854.

MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT
st. Paul, 1851.
SEAIED Proposals will be NJ e-ed M ts Office until
II "ciocks NJ, OF the 18th day of Apra next, for
furnishing aud delivering the following provisions viz
lS5I. - F'-'"' 49,
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CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE
1854.
VIM Il COOLE
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Wholesale aud Retail Dealers and -Naau-
Jacturers an
f ADY.M ABE T. l. q T ii q Z.
FURNISHING GOODS
Bogs and Chiidren's Clothing.
Roberts Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. lfl-y
ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.
COLLECTIONS ANY part of the Territory, and prompt
~ RENTED, AT the lowest rate of Exchange.
05-I'he h shest wieer pad for Eastern Exchange
Eastern and Southern Exchange sold s4 pee cent.
premium. - 1870.
II LAND WARRANTS WANTED, IL
VIII attend IL Tie investigation oil Land lltles, isahns
money IA yInent of taNes etc etc.
Money RENTED Great Britain or 10 any oil the I'M
portaGt points on The continent oil Europe.
CiiAS. III. PARKER.
Attorney aud Counsellor AT Law.
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and Oato raipad from Baltimore Wheeling,
Meeting there ch the large, and splendid OF the
Union line the Oao andte stages 10 ZancsUtHe, &C.
expeditions line being thoroughly compete
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel the road being
excellent of travellers confidently Gi
ecied advantages and The
road OF the character.
The express daily p. and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mles in IL 10 hou,s
GLIDING all soppages arriving there at
leaving Baltimore =, lodging
Cumberland, On mes and proceed thence Wheeling the
morning. ..
To with these trai leave Washington
and daily, meeting the cars from baltimore the WASH
nston Junction. DIETER known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore.
Wheeling the unrvalled
which completed for routes daily
ion the cas passengers Ohio
Louisville, where Nashville &C.,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets taken by
ing further ON.
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
the West
Wheeling Ohio Companys excellent coaches
the the National road to Zancsve thence
by railroad
Passengers for Weisvie and Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will also find this agreeable there being
regular speedy Wheeling and from
places.
n charge transfer OF passengers baggage.
by through ticket with the lie
roue) Washington Wheeling 50 so; Cincinnati, 81
10 Louisville $l2
Tickets be had of Mr. Parsons The railroad
Washington, and Of the other OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
Il--dE General superintendent.
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pursuance Of the order the President of The United
The 10th ulno nd
the request of die
Congress State he
named towntps situated in the of
the IRON Mountain aud Mississippi River
Withdrawn from sale entry pre- claims
until further orders To wiz
In the district Of lands subject LorIs.
North of The base line and mn principal nerdaY
Townships 30 30, rangel.
NORTH Of the Sas: line and h principal meridian
townships SO, 70, 40, and al, OF ranges and 3
Townships rs, 80, 40, Al, and A., OF range 3
Townships 49, 49, 40, Al, A. A. a. and G.
Townships 30, 3, "a, rang 7.
Township ~, of range s.
In the district Of land subject a JACKSON.
North of the base ine and Of fiji pn,ipat meridian
Townships 30, 81, -, SO, "a, 35 49, 81, range
Townships %, 80 30, 81 D. 49, a. %, &c. 81 range
Townships ~, 30, and az of range r
q. : - - - - ~ - y
Townships as, %, 81 2s, 90 b. 81 81 49, a. a5 &c. and a. of
and
TOWNSHIPS a. Is, &c, a. 49, 90 81 ~ and 49, Of range
Townships "a 25, 26 ~, os, 30 ranges o. and
and IA. - - - ''e - - ~
Townships 81, 30 49, "a 25 o. 81. and 81 of range Is
Townships %, "a, 25, 20, 81, and 25, of range l6
Townships % % "a, %, %, 20, OF range
Townships 81 %, 20, aud 81, of range Ia.
North Of fkc base tine and wc of the principal
Townships 36 aud 81, of range l..
The above list includes
for other railroads. and SOME offered for
all neen inserted as they are within the reservation.
washington this eighth day Of Juse, Domin 1884.
BY order OF the President:
John WILSON,
June 9--fawi3w Commissons,
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INTrED STATES Mail Line to California, vita Asptn-
~ wall and Panama, month"; in
class steamships approved by the Navy Department. of
1000 tons burden, guarantyng speed and safety
The Panama niroad completed Obpo IL mites
Panama.
The transit from embraces 81 miles
from Aspnwal to Obpo, and 10 miles of land
dry road recently thorough order
therefore,
and their baggage being only
alongside the
There will be no river transportation in future this
The is entirely free from sickness any description
Reserve being always New York.
and San Francisco detention acciden
The is entirely reliable.
is expected that the the Atlantic will be regu
larry in days and the Pacific, in IL TO i2t days
Passengers will leave Panama the day after
wall
West street, New York.
Ian 18--dtr
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
TO persons seeking an eligible inpesment Of money.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be this office
18th July, 1851 when they will opened
the president the directors
this company bonds
company for purpose
road with heavy iron rails under the authority Of the assem-
bly, passed February s 1884, and Of The resolutions of the stock
holders OF This company adopted the 30th May, 1854
The principal Of these bonds will bc payable the LIST day
1875 the interest
and half per cent the s day Of June and the
LIST day of December Of each OF both
principal aud interest being secured deed the whole
road other property franchises company liable
be enforced default
any amount Of either principal or interest.
No bids less than the these bonds including
est from the LIST OF This Dune, that
which they begin bear will be consd
The OF will responsible
negotiable for three fourts of the purchase
staments, with cent interest thereon the LIST June
S'4 payable al three, Ave- and months from that date viii
be received As security for the puncual payment Of which
notes oneh the amount OF bonds actually paid for will be
aind by tie unt all The said shall have been
paid.
further information subject which
be furnished by
BY direction Of the president:
JNO WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer X < L. II. r. Co.
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