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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-08

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT!
But be sgnay in his labored attempt decep
ton and has had Perry D,is Pain Killer"
to make "A preca rous support! Whit such
mani lfhc has any conscience we need say more
he has only The public against inn
position and thus for the leave him in his
max ed deformity and exposed TO the - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

II. .
AsHs.-salss Of 90 bbls. were effected at unchanged
rates.
BRxApsrrym Flour wss In fair demand, 81 easier
other kinds. The days transactions embraced 10 900
bbs-ordinary to choice State at IS STK 30 6; MIXED
81 " so
-four purchased at 90 80 ls for mixed to straight and
81 2b slo for f.vorite and fancy, per Dbl Fine rye
corn meal realized 81 rs : 81 az Der bSi
Wheat was inactive owing to the high claims OF
and about 2ao0 bushels Jersey and Long Island red
taken, At s2i2h; Some ooo bushels rye we're sold
from the I.ilrosd depot q 81 20 st.ss And Western
and dearer. The days movements reached "a 900
BUSHELS At e6o 97c for new Southern white and vel
tern mixed; ard 81 for old round yellow. par bushsl.
Corfu Sales made of 2 $50 bags Rio 1T
csc average 10 10 loo-a decline from previous rates
OF one cent per h.; and cargo OF St. Domingo on pr
vate terms.
CorToN-Tfe Gays sales amounted to 2755 bales, IS
foilovsmFor export 1885, home USE 47e; and on sp'cu
FxATruRs : There were $500 lbs live geese sold on
torn. not made public
FRKGH1s Rates continued firm, with engagements o,
80 COOS 40 o00 bushels corn, 1t l3d In bulk with
lets atlShd. Flour WAS At a.. 6s. asked, with small
taken at ga. IL $40. for compressed. For HAvrs,
flour engaged at ESQ., 800 bales cotton takeu
~ &c and i.It at a. To Antwsrp 500 bales 9tson
don. BIS Cd asked for -four, and led I'D for grain
To Australia. 500 bhs -four we're engaged At 50 So To
time 70 quote mea cure msht goods 1t 6Oc . 600.
HAy,-About LEGO bales river changed bands today,
al SIC eec for Shipment and Zoe. 81 for home use,
per 100 lbs
IME-Rocbl land in demand, st 81 for common, and
81 80 for lump, per Dol.
NAVAL SToRrs - Crude turpsntae stifny held, At
So per $50 Js There 200 bills spirits bought At
csc PER gelon. Resin varied little.
On have change To rotice In hale Fpsrm or
olive. Sse made Il 20 tuns Eogsh lns-ed &C 70c
Coo sllops city r1afe do from tore at 6ec 7oc
PROVISIONS - Pork teri'd upwards The days sales
ed e2o bls at S14 SO for mesa; $tf for oil
Do S2 rs for Irue; and $l2i for old 60. About
10 pack, pck Id sh ulders anc hsns realized 6Ao
csc. go nsAc per ID There have been AGO
bbs ls-d taken a. 9slc Ice Sales of so bbl, beef
last Eotict d
SrGARs Sales have hssn made OF COZ hhds New Or.
leans FOR reHsing Al 4Hc. and 400 70 tne trade,
at ihc. q 8hc per Ib.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
SECOND BOARD.
Mines and Mining.

TUEsDAy Jan. 2-6P n.
The sales 1T the board to-day large though prices
did not materially improve LAhish Is stationary At 2,
and Ulster does not rise above very much TO the dis
appointment Of many who expected it would be
quoted after the election a. less than q Potomac sold 1t
!, closing Ut IN North Carolina fell full u, with sales
OF some $50 shares Toltec ched Is and Fulton
both sales being slight advance former prices. Gold
Hill continues to sell at 81 Five shares of Rutherford
sold at a. the lowest point this ttock hLs touched.
Phoenix Gold commanded y, slight advance on last
transactions. At the itock exchange today, several
thousand Cumberland sold, commencing at 32z and
closing At 32 900 Parker Vein, 1t e1 the eabouts
500 Fulton At IN 100 North Carolina, at ~; so Pho
nix, at 1ok buyer co. and 200 Gold HILL At sA At the
mining board the bids lover than usual For North
west IL bid for Douglas Hougaton Az; for Dollsy
Hide, s. for Deep River d for Lindsay TO- for Agomah
4; for XII pley, 81 Potomac closed at North Amer
can, st TO- Connecticut. At Az; MinerAI, ct al AcCul
loch, at 8; Conrad, At so; Gold Hill closed IT SX.
Captain Edwaros OF the Albion Company writes to his
New York stockholders that the mine will from present
appearances up to his estimate Of $40 600 worth
copper for the nrst year. without any Inference to the
vein recently discovered which, he wrstss il twelve
feet wide and rich In copper He ia still cutting
reach the Isle Royal ven he IL firm In the belief that
tie vein he has discovered not the Isle Royal From
TO rival tbs Cliff ard Minnesota mines. The Albion Isle
Royal, Portage Webster, and Sheldon ali looking
.ei be Aibon have already ciscove cd their
tion rich in "copper" each Of sufficient
retb Of ventn rich ness In copper 10 warrant being
ext nsiyely worked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

labor il better rewarded than during the past year. and
that the ys Of gold has net yet eliminated to Its high
aat..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

The receipts at the office q he Assistant treasurer OF
this port to-day amounted 70 sos Asst So payments
S4b, 5l4 II; balance, IS ~, 2o3 81.
The leather Manufactured Baak has declared diVi
deud OF five per cent
The steamship Northern Light, at this port from San
Juan brings fifteen days Later from Cafjr ala, And
about $3.50 COO in golG Just. The commero, scoouats
unavorable. The markets glutted with goods,
and the demand for co. sumption light. The amount Of
gold dust board the Oregon about $780, Oo The
total shipment smaller than before reported.
The Boston Courier of the 23d inst. Says
Nearly all the regular ,urements Of ira ie
supplied by the banks, and business notes
quently not offered in the street. except or class not
readily appreciated The best signatures have seldom
been seen Of late in the hands of the bill brokers' the
chartered institutions furnish the money for them sim
pie interest, when it required Railroad corporations
are no longer in the market borrowers and this i'm
portant fact, togethr with the low ruling sterl
ohange, (8A to 9h contributes the groring
money matters which Infested itself so plainly the
close OF the past week in oAnk discounts and outside
comm Of atoms.
The last annual report OF the Boston and Ftchburg
Railroad Company gives the annexed exhibit OF earnings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
MIXING BOARD.
Sale OF Real Estate at the Merchants
Exchange.

Exchange.
There was considerable e1eitsu emit mAaested ysster
day at the Merchants Exchange among real estate ops
rators and nearly quarter offs million OF dollars worth
Of property changed HANDS The announcement Of the
Gales attracted . large crowd to the stands Of the
aucore and there probably not less than
thousand people present during tho bidding which
rather unusual 81 auction sales Of real estate At this
season Of the ye ar and the property, IS will DO seen BY
he report below brought prices far beyond the antcpa
tions Of the most gaous operators The sale Was ths
most important that has been held in this city for
long tme and viii tend to indicate the value Of real
estate throughout the sland or st least the enormous
on Eighth avenue, nearly ave miles from the City Hail.
and one mile beyond tho Are limits Of the city selling
for four Tho usand six hundred and atty dollars must
July prove that property Is far from being cheap The
Importance Of the sale We think warrants Us in giving
the following full rspsrt:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M . N EY n A II X ET.

IuEDAf, JAIL 40 T. M
There was considerable activity In the itook market
this morning, but lower prices accepted by holders
me news from Europe b. tire Niagara has evidently dis
mayed the bulls and thrre sppslred to be general dis
POSITION to SELL NicarAsua, Cumberland and Erie
the leading fsnces opsrsed in Al the arst board and
Sood opportunity presented itself for the bears to close
mp some Of their con attracts. There good many
buyers time Of Erie bat the operations In Nicaragua
and Cumberland cipAlly for cash, and sellers
option. Cumberland offered very freely at the ie-
shns. The change in the management has had, I'm .
doubtedly, effect holders At the first board
to-day NJ Y Central Railroad bonds declined y per cent;
Florence and Ksyport, az North Carolaa * Ppsr NJ
Nicaragua Transit, ~ Cum berHnd Coal Il Parker Fein
4; Michigan Central Railroad Al Erie Railroad, "a;
Harlem, Reading Railroad, y: New Haven Railroad, 4;
Hudson River Railroad 81 Illinois Central Bonds ad.
vanced per cent. Raosd bonds were pretty active,
bat deprecated in Price.
At the second board Il market . shade better In
Erie Rsilr Dad the M usually large at
prices current the frat beard Nicaragua improve
Per cent Florence and Ksyport, 4; Cumberland Coal n
At the close the tendency slightly upward.
After the adjournment of the board the following sales
40. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

'@fioS"s''
This not fsvciIbe exhibit as We have been able
to present in previous weeks, and the probability that
for some weeks 10 the mporatons win be largely
OF the exports Last week the value Of exports
unusually limited, in consequences Of the falling oil In
be sniImeu OF specie. Bresdstufs continue to form
b. important item In exports an the outward
ovemeAts Of hcur wheat, and corn will receive very
sieAt impetus by the recent sdsices from Europe.
The San Francisco Herald Of the 3lst of Dscem ,sr
1865 gives the follow statement Of shipments OF gold
dus, from tt at port up to that date
Total shipment OF gold duAt to all quarters
for the year 1858 $5l e06, 956 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

Increase. 81, 734 jag 1,s2I4L Az 099 S,94O,b7S
Incorporated under general banking Law.
January 1885, thee only twenty four banks in
operation in New Jersey; now there are thirty. The
banking movement Of tie State since lSi9 has beea
y doubled
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending and including saturday, January 81, disn
gushing the destination and extent Of shipments to each
place -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
BILLIARDS.

RIhLlARp TABLES FOR sALE-THE MOST sPLRN.
die tsbls eyt offered for sale II the old
sand, ALn street. These table, made up vith euT
patent ysesr Id d.. rubber cushion We have improve.
meats riiol, - VIII DO seen, sss very in ortsnk
GRIFFITH DDUKuR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

O the amount included In eSperser $57 Oil been
expended for new locomotives track, freight
cars &C., not strictly chsrgeAb bly, to the running
road for the past The debt OF the company the
present time is 1le4 257 and the assets stated $20I
o29 IS. or the debt, s9lb00 Is of the new
buildings just erected by the company In this city
present capital stock OF the company is 3d. The
tncreate OF passengers last eleven months)
has been l04 e22 ale Of freight SO s54 tons not
withsandps the loss Of frsght by partial failure Of
ice crop.
The comparative income Of the Cheshire Railroad Com
pAny In October Nove and December Of the past
years, has been foll1ss showing gam Of nssrly
twenty Eve per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

NfN"fPHoc peINr-h shIONSf H-IU6l
and IN. amouots Of California eoli coined at the older
ant minis the Of dust In hands OF passengers
The amount Of duties received 1t the Custom House
San FrAscisoo, during the sI months inc DEC al,
1853 vas els for the rst siI mon he OF the year.
n Ass CSC 9s-total for the year, s2bsl, 1854
The circular Of Hussey Bond Hale IN speaking Of the
producticn Of gold, sys;-
Up the present time the yield % gold in tbs
rate has increased AID wshn the pat the
persons engaged directly IN rions b. 5eli we'd t.
greater ,htn dpriag thr year 1882 agriculture
building Aod the c5AIics mp ~ Mt having
taken OF any run az nine. aairs h,cr has been
pursued more tally, AID the gold !. toaod II
greater depth from the tuIfsee than AT previous
period while the II surface L. sotly -plat ing
with Aew sxplorAtaRs. heAse We acdase that mimi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

pecully announce ,nis ey are prepared 20 forwsr
sxprssrscissos from New York Liverpool London and
havrs Paris Bremen HAMBURG Frankfort and all parts
D, tho European once week 70 Aelbouro Per-
FSns sydney, AND 81 parts II Australia, Van Diemanis
Lsns New Ze.snt By every Less sailing hense or from
al Clsut Eadrss Rombay and othe pars q The East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
CLOTHING, sc.

1AsfofF CLorhING.-E WORTH WANTID.-
" she sghe cats see will be literally sven In current
money Tor large ell lots 81 left on clothing Of every
assfraon address through post, call on JAAES No
Oha,bsm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

DoToSI lead COMPANY OF MIsSoURI.-THE DI.
reoors have this Day declared dividend OF two and
h yer payable the lat Of February out OF the net
fer the three months ding DeceL
Der 81 1853. 1hs bcofs will be closed from the 18th
eiJauuIry TO the lat OF februirv Per order
0. v. H0LLENBLCK, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

An e1AmipAuon VIII ehoW . deciced Improvement IN
the shipment OF 1885, those OF any previous year.
for convenience OF those no have not the tables
by ,hem insert the total Of 1851 and 1852 In uxApo
stcn to that OF 1867
ssipuen, Of dust FOR 1861 ............$ 34 1000
stfpm, Mt OF dust for lSS2...,........ - ii8 900
sbitrept OF dust for lst3.,.,......... s. e05 900
About ten millions or. each year OF dust
At the dir.reEt minis there coined,
in 1851 ......... S55 q3r 232
liz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 1852 5o7
In seven month"; Of ls63 to July 3o..... 39,i4s 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

f1IoTnING AND rURNITURE.-LADIEs AND GEN
" smen having TO dispose Of can receive the utmost
value In sending 70 the etoree IL West BroaVay
riAec eud 81 ess BrosavAy letter per posN COHiM
VI R.-Isdbs attended BY kra Cohen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

,DLorHING AND FURNIrURE-PERSoNs HAVING
shove dispose Of receive fair oash pros for
the ~ diss or Addressing by possto Mr. UOHRN
Eliza str N Ladies attended TO BY Mrs Cohen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

ITO DRUG GISTS AND oTHERS.-WILL BE DISPOSED
D. the and fixtures of the mod cine
chest depot No South street doing good business
ApJ ly 10 b SIMPSON. o. the premisea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

RIO act OK LIE Ask-THE LARGE HALL, NO. SOD
Broadway, adjsni Metropolitan Hotel now ocoupseS
by Banvnrd for exhibition of his panorama OF The Heiv
LAID Large light, and well ventilated. To suitabis
enant liberal negotiations will be entered into Apniv a.
Ter o'clock r. \ in TIC building up stairs. '" -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

OFFICE OF TIE NORTHEASTERN COMPANY. NEW
" York January 49, lS54This oerdes that the oapisa
this company is four hundred thousand dollars
the has al sabiobed and paid In and that
lie SAID company ~ this date debN Of any Aad
whatever. Nh A. FOs1kk frthcenA
I.s gMITH Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

VAST or CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Lases Or ses,ene having my Of see above srao1o
dlsros9 Of obtain the kghHt cash rr1oe ~ senainR
Through the Iost At his Iesitenc Ladies attended ~
Mrs. Dusseldorf. n L. DUSe ELDORP, No. IL Elm tEesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

NTRw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN The directors have declared the semi annual dividend
which will DO paid st tho sfcs Of their treasurer, No
.ry The transfer books OF raid stock viii be closed
saturday. January Is A. O'clock, p. NJ and opened
" ecn,s day, February 8, st 10 o'cl,cf, A II.
SnHl.. M BLATCHFORD, Treasurer.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
JN0. w. & SAM'L B. O'BRIEN.

Office on Cedar Street, East Of the Public Square
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13
LOUDON:
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

WEDNESDAY, ::::::::::: DECEMBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-21
NEvEJ, FAIL HG REMEDt.-
i, cn,pPi r SrTs asine MS CGUTCHEs AFTER TEs
4


&" ' " YEARS >IFFERlNn
,opY of Nj Thompson, Chemist Liverpool dated
- 2b :52To uiSssor Iloionsy-pear Sir: ON e'
you THb ao!naTy cure ed.esed by your
Ointment fi "tch has a,onshed every person
,,itre About Is" yesrs uGo, Mr. CUT
Minis Satney this thruWn from his horse,
he received very he had the les. Eeds
t inmate oil diGer'r ihnr
WoIse and Ut length masnah! running ulcer
settled in his hr which completely crippled MN, We e"sn!
cruchcs iu nearly years. rcc lie ieen
and Ps which have now bea!ei me ~ouIi
mb and enabled HINT dispense with hi cpchs
that ic walk with he eealca case, aa WIN " '
and vsur (SIgHej) }. IhoMi so'-
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DREA' RI skla.
DISEASE WIEN ALL MEDICAL Aln lIAD FAY w.. LP
Copy Letter lTum Mr. U!r DRAPER OF heaor, Hsd' o-Ns
- bro' dach March lst, le12
To time orc Of ny Children
was afflicted over The coy ana aee LOG.
advice Of and Physicprf t) hi
m Mt .o; Pills tie ctts ~ss iliaeu-
n- .r ny IN their Al tie en-" "s iIic1j d's.
rr> r.uy chit II"r -M'" c"mIdir and tn'S oe-
lie Ind Ljed yon' uecl l"e' zoe "Uo love t'eo
sr;rs, $ .ued HID: Ur.psr
r.tr IL rEWtul OR SCRuKHUlC hUSuES-Ahb An
sT,y,i-ill.G GRE uF AN OLD LADY SEVENTY IEAaS
o: AtiE ut ~ Ii - az
III Holloway The nun's' OF. 'urss .as,
Is ,r YOUR vaus'r ued.lw TIL. nerhi< E1H, W
q, I'D lady isi"S Ia vlLase o. mr. lee
.r;; mic She bud ue'' led Noui1s ~ .
mao, years aud they Increased tpen an svny CIV
rr, s- reIpeJ her n, TN ij1 x;,n s
under the uG.rng he In tn .te<.Is 1890 ns
ina, c.ursr r ynur nj u,.m AND PiI. ny tos aselSas %
rlruJs. enabled rcr1eVe lh'n AZ Inc
We have ss . aS ~ years. Of Va
s 1Io 30 ~ sy ep1ur les tho suitenues OF ills
rssly voostiu {. 3D. either lSlI or %, HeI .,,
t1aIs IN e in "a "a sier all other had
ta,i.d lie ,alcs liza! entrs o. as lse " your 10
speaks loudly in Its praise -,u., r.; .,,rv
We remain, tesrH5 Jo Nia,, ,''''! w.,rre 4 co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-21
mo THE HEIRS aNO ckEDIrhR3 OF rr' wv

30 rIIE trEJaS aND CREDITORS OF Wa
bHrrnS enc - TEA. SEP. LATE Df PnIStE GEiLniE
Co,hTY ~ TlIE sTATE "F virgo Ma In is,.,es .. ,n.
;. n ,Isrrrc of the Circuit C,ur OF prin Gc"f:c
u,o nrnrcnocn n Nov last tine c- "l sdh
DAVIS pau Gee Of Wa SS .I Der
son, c,,n,ins T. be he crsdors eid
Jsceassd appear here the FIST dsS Of May
hn ,o HI nf the Cncu Court OF Prince George County W
be holden the House oil aad county and show
h.v =, AGAINST u,c yment Samuel DAVIS tho pn5
ooey Escts now In The hands, which hereafter 90
he la ed. Of said w Gee, ansrs:or Of said Ws
rc.nto Ard all persons IN any VIE
sewI, notified that have appointed FRIDAY, The Un Cav
Msrch the deg Hnd Office Prince George Cou
ou On ~m Fernando: nhen and ~htre they arc qu
81 IN iead vcpsk with their vouchers and ioo
der may &c euIElet to take 10 SAID decree nrs.
" RIO GILLIAN, C,mmEsioner.
Gsor-e Conrr IJnusr. .Peb q 4, lS5l-c"iH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-21
TIE VALUABLE ENTATE KNOWN AS TkNE
null. TIE SEAT Of THE LATE HON. WM. II. ROaNE,
AND MORE RECENTLY OF EDWARD Z. HARRISON III

THE VALUABLE ESTATE KNOWN AS TREE
hull. TIE SEAT Of THE LATE HON. VIM II. RUaNE,
AND MORE RECENTLY Of EDWARD e. HARRISON, IL.
CEASED. AT PRIVATE SALE.
b'E wishing relieve herself from the many
attending The iups! Of oiaIse and valuable
estate, has concluded 10 offer tie prva!s sale Tree i
has eVercc:Taanci the deepest sdn!ration beter,
dcTcIphom however adequate idea OF
beauty and value ills therefore preferred
dspofe TO purchase will it Personally, ,ucsc
themselves VI It's eXcelleHces
THIS estate lies james River and half miles below
cit between The ard Osb0nes Turnpike
comprising about 400 arabic, 6U meadow,
and uv aceGO forest land The and lies admirably ard ST.
fertility and adaptation Tie vaIicuscIus the {
eiualIeJ, az Tie actual annual yield will fully testify.
The Mansion IL excellent building OF perfect finish
throughout with Office &C. attached is ouaIed wGia bOHe
lU:y eGence and OF tho r!vcc
and lr around, unequllcd su5ny There
also the variety Of 0u,ouses every kind usually vrnd
oil G perfect auuEtancc o!
Tee Hill probably combines OF beauty, procctiSences aa
sound investment than h's any Hhct
market md VT would a5s ioiE the PARTICULAR a;sl: % .cSe
want Of such property.
The allowed privilege Of scedina cof OF
wheat HE iai sG iu Val nby hI January
map Of Treea msy be Office. PROPORTIONS all
received Information herco furnished NY Eui. e~
" sc
wishing visit The premises will call Mr Bradley, tic
who Viii attend them.
TERMS thd the remainder credit o. 8 ard
aeie annually, and satisfactorily
securcd and IL psIcuy desied the cash &c G
yIued. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts.
Ian, c6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-21
NOTICE..
- - -
! CONTRACTORS.
r n


CHIEF ENGINsER's OFFICE, [
NpRfOLK, Va Ian Path, le5i.N
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
y this Office, Isl until the 2h day OF Ma ch
Petersburg Road that Of said road under
contract terminus Petersburg distance
the cuiYer. masonry
section OF said work.
A, The same sealed proposals Invited for the abunon
masonry bridges the Eastern ana Southern branches Of Eli
zabeth River
bids may be made for more Of said sections
The line paHs prolcs and quantities OF woIi will be 1ay
examination and aferihe is' of March.
forms oil contract
Of undersigned after date
Payments made iDjs pfax
WORK in proportion OF f1urf(tbs III The due.
peraonally Undersigned,
their responsibility will nctessay Md Of those WHOM work
shall he all allotted required bond approved security In
an amount exceeding one-hh Of the
for the timely and faithful execution oil the same
The Company the hight such proposals.
their judgment will the prompt ad faithful execution OF The
according reject all satisfactory
line the country through which
abundant supplies and Of Climate 2hy favorable Tor The r0
eculiOn Of all seasons
The work here red contract OF character we'll worthy
the consideration OF the nosl responsible contractors
Jan. a5-cwtalarcfaU. W. MALONE, Chief Engineer.
Sealed proposals received between the dates mentioned
abumc the Eastern Branch Of the Eli
zabe River G3o feet long, and containing about U cubic yards
of masoury and the other the Southern Branch
Stream abou long, and containing 100
working will be ready for inspection after the Isl March
The for both Of these bridges easily accessible for
ayOrdey situated for the
the work
From proposals will be entertained for the clearing and
sections included IN the IL miles
notice. and also for the bridge and cuiver
oil the former ABOUT
latter go. WIN. MALONE.
Feb I4-cti Engineer Norfolk aud Petersburg