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rdain. Charles Kerr.
DFsSas s..UTEesN.

WSHE partnership existing in this city,
p under the frm of OLIVIER & BA-
QUE, is this day dissolved by limitation.
The undersigned is the only one authorized to
settle the affairs of the late firm and will use
the Garnc Of the house in liquidation only.
AUG BAQUIE.
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Wanted, by the year,
4 negromau of middle ageApply 1t thit
Office.
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Judicial Sales. &c.
Public Sale.

| %A ~AA0 N0S&A~&
By the Undersigned Auctioneer in and
for the Parish Of St. Landry.
HVHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
at the last residence of Nicolas Amy, deceased,
near Mallet Woods, in this Parish on
Thursday the 7th. September next,
1854, the following described property be-
longing to the Estate of Nicolas Amy and
Eugenie Richard, his wife, both deceased,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, to wit
Il CERTAIN
-" ct ug I@or1
situated near Mallet Woods, in the Parish of
St. Landry, measuring about one hundred
and-sixty two acres and Is hundredths, boun-
ded on all sides BY vacant Lands, together
with the
- Buildings and
- 80; pROVEMENTS
thereon. erected aud thereto pertaining, being
the last residence Of said deceased.
A TRACT OF WOOD LAND s,
situated in the same vicinity, near - -
Bayou Mallet, measuring about one
hundred and twenty acres and 45 hundredths |
bounded North by Public Lands, by Mrs |
Carriere and by r. Miller, Fast by land of
Dejean, and the Public Lands, West by He
bert, Young and the public Land, and South
oy Bayou MalIet
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NTILL keep constantly on haud3 large and
" wall selected Stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats.
Particular attention is given in the manufacture OF
those goods, to meet the wants Of Louisiana Mer-
chants combining good qualities, high instep aad
suitable sizes From long experience and close ap-
plication to this branchof business, no house can
offer greater advantages, nor goods better adapted
to the wants Of both buyers and Consumers. The
assortment of HATs and Cars is complete, such as
Fashionable Sk Otter, Fur, Casimir Wool Soft
HSo--Lrghorn Straw, Panama, CanPeachy and
Fa!m Leaf. .u.s..t
Orders sent to the house shall be filled with care
and attention. g. w DUNBAR.
No Magazine street.
New Orleans. February 4th. 1s5I-lY...
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WILLIAM NTOUToN .
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NOTICE. will offer for sale. on II

NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the
~ premises, at the hour of II O'Clock Nj. on the
first day OF August if fair if not on the first fair day
following, plantation in Louisa county situate on
the banks OF the South Anna river, and FIVE miles
west OF Louisa Court House, on the Central railroad
containing by old survey 53 acres be the same
or less. About of the land is cleared
and onequarter in original wood 80 acres of the land
is good river flats. There on the plantation a
good dwelling, corn house, barn. and all the nee.
sary offices requisite for the comfort OF family a
good apple orchard of about two hundred trees with
sufficient cherry, peach pear, and other fruits from
MI Sinton's nursery near Richmond.
The land is well watered with neyer-faiJips
streams and an excellent spring within 100 wards Of
the house. There two mills within one mile of
the plentation-one each end for grinding
all sorts OF grain, manufacturing -four wool and cut.
ting plank &C. meeting house and post Office with
in much the same distance. The river abounds with
variety of fish, and the plantation with an album
dance OF game. The citizens of the neighborhood
are respectable, and good neighbors
| will also offer for sale the same day cattle
horses, mules. hogs sheep and farming Implements,
house and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale made known on the day of sale.
Possesso ion given on the LIST day Of October, soon
er II required by agreement. Title retained until
last payment is made which title is unquestionably
good
The undersigned, residing the premises, will
take pleasure in showing the property to any person
DESTROYS of viewing the same. If sold privately no.
tice will be given through the public prints &c.
RICHD g. COTTON.
Gold Hl Louisa County, July 10, 1854.
jyI8-tlstAug
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

NEw Yoax, July ls.--The Steamship Franklin,
from Hsvre, went lahore yesterday forenoon on
aontauk Point, Long Island. She had on board
100 passengers and 500 tons of merchandise.
She lies in a very dangerous position. The pas
sengers were all safely landed. and reached the
city this morning. The Franklin brings Liverpool
advces to July 5.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton very irm aud in active demand Flour
advanced Cd Corn duh and lower. Consols % .
FROM THE EAST.
The Aus,rans have entered Moldavia. The
Cars reply to Austria has not yet transpired.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
A formidable revolt occurred at Madrid on the
2sh ult The insurgents, numbering 1000, were
commanded by Gen. o'Donnell.
SECOND DISPATCH
Theiatest accounts from Madrid state that the
city was barricaded; that the insurgents required
the Ministers to resign and the Queen to abdicate.
1t was reported ia Paris that the rebels had been
defeated. This, however was not believed.
FARTHER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Il was reported at Vienna that the Czar's reply
to the Austrian note had been received. He says
ne will resist 10 the last man and the last ruble.
The Russians have not evacuated Moldavia.
The Austrian army, of "a, 900 men, has been Or
dered TO drive the Russians the river Sereh
collision is probable.
Sebastopol was still threatened The allied fleet
was within 80 miles of Cronstadt.
The Russians still continued retiring from Wal
lachia and the right bank of the Danube.
The Car has levied on the landed proprietors of
Poland, requiring each to furnish twenty-four arm
ed troops.
THE FRANKLTN's MAILS
The mails have been landed safely from the
Franklin.
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C0kGR FSS

In the Senate yesterday, after the transaction Of
the usual morning business, the Homestead bill
was considered The Senate by a vote of yeas 10
nays %, refused to strike out the 9th section Va
rious amendments were offered, and rather per
sonal discussion took place between Messrs. Wade
and Clayton.
The House of Representatives passed the bill
creating the Dunkirk collection district in York
and constituting Dunkirk port of entry also
the Senate bill regulating the time OF holding the
sessions OF the district and circuit courts OF the
United states for the eastern district of Louisiana
The House, in Committee of the Whole on the
etatc OF the Uhion rad under consideration the
Army Appropriation bill. The amendment of Mr.
Stanton, OF Kentucky, proposing dispense with the
military and TO return to the civil superintendent
cy was discussed, without coming TO conclusion
upon that bject.-ScRuRel, Tuesdag.
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SEVERE STORM-lLLNESS OF LIEUT.. RAN
MOI PIT

WAsHINGToN July IA severe storm occurred
this evening the gable end walls of two brick
dwellings on the corner OF Ninth and streets.
west, owned by Mr. Clements, Sampson Smms,
Carpenter were blown down
Lieut.. John B. Randolph, navy flag lieutenant
under Commodore Aulick, in the Japan expedi.
ton, has Just returned from sea- after three year
absence aud lies dangerously i'll of chronic dyssn-
terry, and is supposed to be in dying condition.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATIrRE

BosToN, July 1.-THE New Hampshire Legisa.
ture adjourned on Saturday, after a session of six
weeks-among the acts passed the following
To prevent fraudulent issues of stock in banks rail.
roads, and other companies; making cities and
towns liable for damage done by mobs and riots !;
empowering married women to make Parliamentary
DISPOSITION of their estates
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
THE suhscriher resnectf,llv informs tho

4 III SuUbCIIUoI Respectfully IIIIOTHS IHt
Il citizens of Richmond and the public generally
thai he viii open Male ENGLISH AND GLASS;.
CAL SCHOOL in the city of Richmond, on 4th be-
tween Main and franklin streets on the st of Sep
TENDER. He graduated at the Virginia Military In
stitute, July 1885, has since pgineered on the Vr-
einia and Tennessee Railroad and u s. Coast Survey
about two years; and taught school four years-for
the last wear and half at M adow Farm Academy
at Mr.. w. B. Sydnors, Hanover county.
Intending TO remain at the business for some years
il net permanently, he will naturally use every
ton to give satisfaction His system is that of the
V. M. Institute. as far as applicable to schools
Session from LIST September to LIST July with usual
holidays.
TERMs-S40 for ordinary English branches; $50 for
higher English branches and Lsnguag half
February
u Amy communications, through the Richmond
Post Office, thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to. S. T. PENDLETON.
~ Mr.. 2. be found until the lst of August at
his Rooms on Broad street, the store of Z. s.
Hckson.
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STEAMER ASHORE.

new YORK, July l7.-This morning, at Moriches
ouhns the prevalence of dense fog, the people on
.ne shofe could distinctly hear steamer in the Dis
lance sho Immediately after some 20 or 80 guns wer.
hHd II was conJectured TO be The Franklin sshor.
now over due from Southampton bat this il No,
h1eiy "a II was so far oat Of her course. 1t was DOS
slbiy southern coasting steamer ~
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BY kENT. PAINE 4 KEN

BY kENT. PAINE KENT,
ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
- AUCT1ON.-On THURSDAY, the 27tb inst
commencing ats O'CLOCK will sell at the ware.
mouse OF Messrs Word, Ferguson L Co. the entire
balance of their stock of Fancy DRY GOODS. to.
gefher with great variety of Staple Articles in ex.
ceiient condition, and to be closed without reserve
ALSO,
=, The balance of a RETAIL STOCK, with which
the sale will commence nav"
Will be added, FIVE cases plain and printed SATI
NETS, direct from the manufacturer
- We will also sell sundry STORE FIXTURES, the
KEY OF the store, with the unexpired lease, Dos
session to be given LIST August.
Terms at sale.
jy IL KENT PAINE e. KENT auct.
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THE CENTRAL RAILROAD FRAUD.

BosToN July 1.-THE transfer books of the Yer
mont Central Railroad are closed for the present.,
TO give fine tor thorough investigation. meet
lag OF the Directors is called for Thursday evening
which is the earliest time it can be assembled The
stock was to-day suspended from the books OF the
Brokers Board until the course OF the company
with regard TO the over issue is ascertained
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,
"ALhIIs w INSLN D.,
ATARRIE WORKERS on Main st

N AKBIIE WORKERS., on Main street.
tA between 9TH and 6th streets, and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best STYLE ofthe art
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a man
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime specimens of work executed BY them, as the
best test oftheir merit. iy l8--d3m
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FORGERS ARRESTED

BosTos, July l7.-Matthew Matthews, John Gill
VIM. L. Mentzer, aud c. Ssxton from Philadelphia,
who recently obtained $4,000 from the Rutland
Bank, Vermont, on forged checks have been arrest.
ed. Matthews and GIN were taken at Montreal, and
MeDzer at Rouse's Point There was recovered
from them So 300.
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INDIAN TROUBLES In TEXAS

New ORLEANS, July 18th We have Galveston
dates TO the l4th inst large body of Indians frcn
Mexico, are marching into the interior OF Texas
causing considerable apprehension and excitement
no sifcient troops were there to oppose them, and
the peope are complaining of the inactivity of Gen
Inent ofGeneral Harvey TO the chief command, are
The condition ofthe crops throug bout Texas 10 e.
celleut
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SINGULAR SUDDEN DEArH.-We learn savs the
Utica IN Daily Gazette, that Mr.. King, of the
town OF Schuyler died suddenly on sunday last
csusedtby the following singular circumstance -
while chewing some herbs got a blade of grass y
his throat. Every effort was made TO relieve hi.
suferinss, but he died in a short time by srangu,
alton.
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Pill Nj ING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS &c

DAIh L ODO, SI1c w EhS, S1AllONAh1
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
INHE subscriber has obtained, in the city
Il of New York. the services of the best Plumbe RS
III the United States, and is now prepared, with an
extensive stock of superior material to execute in
the very best manner and with dispatch all kinds
work pertaining to this line of business
BATH TUBS oflead, copper, iron tin.
Every description of WATER CLOSETS, WASH
STANDS.
Copper and Iron BOILERS.
Brass and Iron Lift and Force PUMPS.
SHOWERS for hot and cold water put up to OF.
der, and warranted to work well
Hansons improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
RAM put up to order in any pat of the State This
Ram is said to be the best in the United States and
will raise water to elevation of at least fifty per
cent, greater than any other process with the same
head and supply of water.
Having, at an extra expense obtained the best
workbench and laid in stock of the most superior
materials, / feel warranted in saying | will do as
good work as any establishment in the Union and on
reasonable terms.
Persons in want of work in this line are invited to
call before closng heir contracts
Particular attention is called to new and superior
specimen of Plauished Timed Copper BATH TUB,
now all the rage.
Orders from any part of the country promptly at
tended to. PAUL BARGAMaN
Jy It's 10th ST., Csrv
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REFERENCES.
Gen w. Fl. Richardson; Capt c. Dimmock, Lieut..
A. C. Lsyne Public Guard; VIM. Steptoe, ESQ TIE
degar Iron Works; Rev. P. Calhoun
Petrons Meado1 Farm Academy-Mrs. Lucy Bin,
ford Mrs. M Carlton, Mr.. T. J. Blake, (Cud
Neckl Mr.. John Chesternsn Mr.. L. A. Crenshaw
Mr.. Walker Hogan, Mr. John Parsley, Mr. w. B
Sydnor, Mr.. Lewis Hudson, Hdnocer County. Mr.
Robert Barker, Mrs. Mary Vaughan, Henrico. Mr.
Cty-and others, for shorter periods.
jy 1875
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS

BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
HOUSE AND LOT ON JEFFERSON
- STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS AT AUCTTON.-On TITS
DAY, 25th July at 81 o'clock. P. M. upon the premi.
see, VIII be sold that framad building and Lot on the
west line of Jefferson, between Broad and Marshall
streets recently occupied by Mr.. A. TrexIer. The
lot fronts 19a feet, and runs back IS fact
TERMS cash, balance at and months with in
terest and title retained till payment is made in full
j IL TAYLOR WILLIAMS Yucts
peal ESTATE IN PORT MAYO
~ NEAR ROCKETS, ATAUCTIO N-On
FRIDAY, 2l:t July, at St O'Clock, P. M upon the
premises, will be sold several beautiful Lots of
otonnd lying in Lewis Plan, in Port Mayo, and ad-
Joining the property of VIM. r. Hord
IERMs-One-third cash; balance at and mos
Jy lS TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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YARNS FOR SALE.-Tf NOT sold nri

YARNS FOR SALE.-If not sold Dri-
l. vately by FRIDAY. August 4th, 1854 wa will
on that day offer at public auction, without reserve
"PULLIAM'S,r divided into four parts) IL miles
Nori or Richmond, adjoining the lands of Albert
MOTHS and others; tract being West Of the Cen
trai Railroad containing IS acres has new well fin
ished aud commodious dwelling house, with a large
new barn and stable, just buit and another tract
BOUNDED on the Meadow ridge Road, containing 81
acres, with comfortable dwelling, barn and other
improvements thereon; and adjoining the lands of
ihos b Carter, tract containing 50 acres heavily
numbered with pine wood and on the East side Of
the Central Railroad. tract containing 773 acres
with Ice mousse and pond and large quantity of fire.
proof brick clay, AID heavily timbered with pno and
oak wook. These lands lying only II miles of Rich
many inducementsto persons wanting country resi-.
dence near the city Immediately after he sale of
the land, will be sold all the farming utensils
sstlng OF wagon. cart plows gearing, &c with 5
superior young Mules; and also the crop of cats
about $1,000 pounds; and likewise the crop of corn
now growing. We will also hire out for the balance
OF the year two negro men and one woman any per
son desrous of examining these lands, crops and
ST. OK can do so by calling Mr.. Martin s. TAYLOR
who resides upon the premises and who will take
pleasure in showing them. A map of the lands can
be seen upon the place and at the office of TAYLOR
Williams Auctioneer, corner of Bank and Ith sts
TERMS OF SALE-One- fourth cash: balance In one
added and title retained until last payment for the
land; and for the crop, &c. all under $50 cash
and over that amount mouths for approved nego,
table notes.
Possession viii be given immediately, with the
privilege OF getting away the wheat anything that
may be omitted. MASSENA BEAZLEY,
" lz-dtds MARTIN s. TAYLOR
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DESTRUCTIVE FIBE.-On the l4th instant one Of
the large and elegant buildings known az the
Water Cure, at Rochester New York, owned by
DIR: Fleming, was destroyed by fire. The loss. in
GLIDING furniture, is IL 900 insurance s., 800,
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PROBABLE DEFEAT OF THE HOMESTEAD
BILL.

WASHINGTON, July FIT seems to be settled that
the homestead bin will not pass the Senate Many
Senators originally friendly to the measure, have
changed front upon the feature extending the pro
visions of he bill aliens aud will only vote
against it, but every other means to defeat its
passage Some wish 1t pass in order TO place the
responsibility the President it being understood
ID al he would sign the BILL notwithstanding his veto
Of the Miss Dix insane bill The prevailing sent
rnent is hostility 70 the measure, as presented
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FIRE AT SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE, July 17-Several dwellings and OOC
cords OF wood, the property of the N Y. Central
Railroad Company, were destroyed by ire yester
day. Loss $50 000
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MoRE DErALc.TIoNs.-The following comes to
us in a dispatch from Boston:
Edward Crane. President of the Vermont Cen
trail Railroad, resigned his Office to-day. Previous
10 his resignation it was discovered tina: he mad
oser-issued eight thousand shares Of the Vermont
Central Rsilrosd The affair caused considerable
excitement in our money market, as Il is the sec
oud like offence by him within a month. In the
fret case a complaint made TO the Grand Jury,
but that body took no action in the matter.
Crane used the over-issue of shares to raise
money upon, pledging them collateral 10 ?. Lat
timer, who, supposing them of course TO be bona
fde has cold them in the market.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, July l8.-Flour firm. Private adyices
by the Franklin favorable. Wheat firm. Corn
slightly declined-sales of Southern Yellow at 756
83 cts.
BALTIMORE, July 18.-Prices nominal, and but lit.
tie doing.
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THE BOSTON RAILROAD FRAUD-TROBA,
BILE SUSPENSION OF THE sUNBURY AND

PHILADELPHIA July 1.-THE issue of stock a
Boston by Edward Crane, President OF the Yer
mont Central Railroad has created much conster-
nation on the stock board Crane one o. the
subscribers to the stock OF the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad, and upon the faith of which the city OF
Philadelphia issued bonds for the hrst million Of
subscription, the ordinance authorizing the sub
scrption requiring that similar amount should
first be obtained from private subscribers. The dis
covery of this fraud will undoubtedly suspend ope
raiions upon the road, as the second subscription
by the city cannot row be paid
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FIRE AT MASSlLLON

MAssiLLoS, July IA fire broke out last night.
destroying the Massillon House and several other
buildings. Loss s25000-tul!y insured A man
was arrested on suspicion of being the incendiary.
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TRIAL TRIP OF THE PRINCETuN

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE t. s Steamship Prince
ton which sailed GA the sth inst on a sea yovRre n
test her machinery arrived last evening The trial
entirely satisfactory
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-

L ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons travelling, and all others, should have bot
tie off S. ROSES PAIN CURER, and his CAR.
M!NATIVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
sickness these medicines frequently cure n less time
than it requires TO get physician.
To prevent Cholera, take teaspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning. when
ever you have pain internally or externally, the
Pain Curer In bottles at 12!, 25 and so cts
DR.. ROSES CARMINATlVE BALsAM for Chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyson
terry This mixture is one of the important ed.
cines, and should be kept in all families. As sooth.
ing preparation, it has equal In of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus, restessn ess
crying or general pain, it has been proved perfect
balm. As specific for bowel complaints of adults
it has never failed During the cholera of 1882 1884
and lS49, it failed in no instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. / have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods testify ing
its wonderful curative pswers 25 cents bottle.
j. S. ROSE, NJ. d
All of Dr.. J. S. ROSES vsluable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Lsdd Co, Bennett Il Beers,
Adie Gray, Q. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A, Bodeker
J. b Wood, VIM. P. Laid. S, NJ. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie, r. R. Duval Bro, in this city, and ofdealers ge
nerally throughout the United States.
iy 7-d2wST2t
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seal
IN ed Proposals viii be received by the undersign.
ed until the 18th of the pre- month, for the gra
duation and rstrucure of 81 miles the Lew
iston Plank Road, embracing that portion between
the Junction of the Richmond and Danve and
Southsde Railroads and Little Nottoway River
Profles and specifications can be by application
the undersi ed and general information respect
ing the work will be given The contractor will be
required to complete the work before the 25th
day of December next. References as to ability to
carry on the work can accompany Proposals.
The Board of Directors will meet at the Junction
above named the Goth instant for the purpose OF
examining bids and letting to contract said work. but
will consider such bids only in their opinion may
seem reasonable. II. NJ. PATTON,
Chief Engineer Lew. P. Rd.
Jeffress Store, Nottoway co.. Va,
July 18th, 1894 lily 12-t9th
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THE CHOLERA AT RRO

THE CHOLERA AT BROOKLYN
New YORK, July 1.-THE number of deaths in
the city OF Brooklyn during the past week was
~, including 81 OF cholera, being a large in
crease.