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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12

The supplies for the Winnebagocs ane Chippcwas
be delivered la ST. Paul, before the 10th day.
May next the agents oil these tiibes, 10 per
authorized by them 10 receive them.
The supplies for the sioux be delivered at ST. Paul
to their agent.
The contractor for these supplies shall
next and ILilds before the first day vi August
Separate bids viii he received for each article specified
above each separate tribe for the whole Samples
will he required the tobacco The provisions will be
beet Inspection at tile place of delivery, by dsn
PERSONS selected by Tie Agent OF the tribe
whom the supplies furnished, and the contractor
contractors.
Good security will he required for the performance OF
tie contracts he entered into, and bidders will name
in their proposals the persons they ill offer such
the surety such bIader shall and transmit with
each bid guaranty III this form
The undersigned undertake that if the bid of -
- tor Indian supplies, be accepted by the Sup
crIGreudcn IndIan affairs, the bfder shall, be
lore the ISGh day ot April next enter into the bond re-
uii ed per the sand contract ar the rate OF his
t.eIr bids, with good aud sufficient securities.
should the bids be deemed unreasonaby high, the
supei ndent reserves the right 10 set them aside
Bids he endorsed, Proposals for Indian Supplies
in Minnesota. and addressed to the Superintendent OF
Indian Affairs Paul. Minnesotl. 1T in the opinion
of the Supcrnten thing should occur to induce
the belief that there has been anything unfair in the
competitions he the gh 10 the whole of the
bids aside and report the facts TO the Indian Dept.
at Washington.
w. A. GORMiN,
Eny.a nd nd
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manche, arrived in the City on Monday eye
ng The Judge has resigned his Judgeshp
and accepted what will undoubtedly prove a
more lucrative office,-the Attorneyship OF the
J Lyons Road.
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For the Miners Express.
For the Express.

For the Express.
Anamosa, April S, 1854.
rRIERD MERRIrr-SlR: Old Jones has done
glnriously DR.. Eads will undoubtedly have
one hundred and fifty majority over Stewar, in
this county.
E. v. Miller our Democratic Candidate for
School Fund Commissioner il also elected by
email majority. ~
Yours in haste w. w.
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~ OLD paid Cor Bank-notes at hall TO one per eens
VI discount, AZ the Bank OF ,.,.,,
Dubuque. Dec 10, 1883 daw5m
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BOOTS s. SHOES !.
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
Claain, Allen g. Stinde,

No. 80, (Old No. 64) Main street,
St Louis, Mo.
4 T the opening of the Spring trade will have in
IA large and full OF goods their
line embracing every variety OF quality and style de-
uan:ind BY the trade OF this region.
Their goods having been manufactured and sesect
ed with and under every advantage sessed b.
any other house they solicit OF their
stock By purchasers caring no competition III quality
OF stock priccs
ST. Louis Feb. IT, 1854
Dubuque, Feb. l6, loai.
Having been a customer OF this house tur IA
continuous years. take pleasure in advising merchants
10 give them II rfiaI > NJ LANGN ORTIf.
o rs of HOT CORN To be had AT Rat;ra.'S Be-
/ 5tor, . opposite the American House muE1a
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,oxEs cou.rY.

A friend also writes " from Anamosa, that
Jones county will give Dr.. Eads $50 majority.
Another palpabls rebuke to the Rev'd Mr.
Stewart.
We hope that this may be The result Of every
democratic county in the State.
Ministers of the Church Of Christ should at
tend I, their clerical duties, and let politics
alone.
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DIssEcTlos The Legislature of New York
has passed law, for providing surgeons with
dead bodies for the purposes Of dissection.
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Always safe! AIN

Genuine Pills, &c.
HAVE been appointed Aren't ftr the sale OF the fol-
L lowing Pills and Medicines: Moffau's Pills aud
Bitters virgins Pills, McLane's Liver Pills, Brand
reris P Is Holloways Pills and Ointment, Braggs &
Smiths sugar coated Pills, Lees Pills. Cooks Pills, &
S. vereign Balm Pills.
Family Medicines.
have on hand supply OF Jayne's FAIRLY Medl-
cines, Lordon Cos Family Medicines, Grafien burgh
Co.'s Family Medicines.
Cough Medicines.
am A rent for the following celebrated Cough Medi-
cines: Ayers Cherry Pertora, Wistar's Basam Wild
Cherry Bgchan's Hungarian BIlsam, Dr. Storms
Scotch Cough Candy Barnard's Syrap, Liverwort and
Hurehourd J,yne's Loudon's ExPectorant all of
the above Tor sale at Wholesale or Retail by
A. GILLESPIE.
Nov 3d. No. J. Globe Bui ding Dubuque Iowa
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Let those
" ina used bet1fe;
AMI those who Away used
Now the
The price is still 25 cents in large bottles
d. ). BARNES PRO ret"r. IGl Sr"adway, y
~ For sale by nr J. MASON, ana W. r. Al.l.iN
Druggists. Dub,s;ue, Iowa daN ia
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From tho State Gazette.
WAsn,NeroE, March %, 1854.

To Me editors Of The Cazdte:
GrSrLEMEH AS the enclosed papers relate
to a ,uhjec, Of great public interest TO the peo-
pie of The whole Valley of the Mississippi,
hope you will give them publicity
Very Respectfully and Truly Yours.
A. G. DOGGE
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Farmers, Emigrants settlers,
Es CO

NAN obtain tire following choice selections of land
~ advantageous rates by application TO he under
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JOHN g. FLOYD, T. 81
U. S. Agent.
ROBERT SWAN, II. 81
JAMES FENLON. r.. 81
WALTER s. BLYTH CL.s.l

Approved
j E. Jorssros. Supt W. r. Improvements
Know all men by these presents That this
agreement made and entered into this sixteenth
day IF February 1854 by and between Robert
Swan, James Fenlon, and Walter S. Rlyth Of
first part and John G. Floyd, agent of the
United States of the second part w;tnesseth
That in consideration of the payments here.
matter provided and stipulated to be made the
said parties of the first part hereby stipula,e
agree and bind themselves, their Heirs, Exc
cMors &c. 10 the said United States to make
aud clear out channel in the Mississippi River
at the Rock Island Rapids of two hundred fee,
in width and of four feet deep at low water
said work 10 be estimated and determined ex.
cISsivrly by the agent or agents of the United
States for said work, and his or their determine.
ton to be final both as regards the quantity of
stone removed and The completing of said chan.
mel
The stone when removed to be placed where
directed by said agent or agents and should it
be necessary to plac. any of said stone in Dams
the agent Of the United States shall have the
power to fix the value of the additional work.
The first parties hereby cgree faithfully 10 exc.
cute said work and prosecute the same to com
pletion with due diligence and to the best ad.
vantage and as may be required and directed by
said agent or agents; They further agree to
commence said work soon hereafter as the
weather and the condition of the River shall
permit, hereby agreeing to remove at least
fifteen hundred cubic yards Of stone per month
unless prevented by the weathe. or River.
In consideration of which and for all the work
hereby contracted for, the said G. Floyd as
agent of the United States to pay to the said
parties Of the first part or their legal representa-
tives Ave dollars and eighty-fve cents Tor each
cubic yard of stone removed from said channel
the quantity t. be estimated and paid for month
ly as near as practicable as the work progresses;
Provided, that in no instance sha II the payments
made exceed eighty per centum Of the value OF
the work actually completed at The dat" o. such
payment, until tie close Of each working seas N
y hen payment in full. including all balances
which may have been retained as guarantees for
the fulfllment Of this contract shall be ma lie by
the agent or agents OF the United States.
1t is hereby agreed and understood that if the
parties Of the first part shall at any time fail or
refuse 10 com olete the work herein contracted
to BE- done. that then the twenty per cent here
BY contacted 10 be retained by said agent or
agents, shall forever be forfeited to the United
States, and the first parties hereby agree to
abandon all claim thereto.
r. Witness the bands and Geals Of the parties.
Signed, sealed. and delivered in presence Of
r W. ANDREWS }
Alb FONTAIN,
JOHN G. FLOYD, r.. 81
U. S Agent.
ROBERT SWAN, IL 81
JAMES FENLON, r.. g
WALTERS. BLYTH, T.. ST.
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ELECTION IN DAVENPORT.
Mai. for Price.

This result is probably attributable to the
temperance fanatcism in that region.
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RETIREMENT OF 2
rolcSSor James McC!intock, NJ. u.

From the Philadelphia College Of Nedie'ae.
ueHE Undersigned inform the public that they hass
1 luace arrangement s nth the emnt Ut ffoi james
MeClintock, III. ID. of philadelphia, known Tor more
than quarter century OF this greatest pixe
tiioners and teachers OF Meditis IN this county, VI ~
Europe, for the preparation ot lis iVis anl lasy
brsted Medicines
These remedies embrace some Of the most saiusnics
discoveries and combinations known for the clIe OF
disease. They the fruits Of profound gauon
and earch, and the uneGuaet e1 efienee
] of one OF the first Physicians ofthe age.
Each remedy is especially adapted TO soTe paficulf
form ofdisease in accordance with the highest prine-
pies OF modern Medical Science.
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ADJoURSED.-The Wisconsin Legislature
adjourned sine die on Wednesday last.
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JOHN G. FLOYD. II. 81
U. S Agent.
ROBERT SWAN, f. 81
JAMES FENLON, IT,. 81
WALTER S. BLYTH, lis.

FpiFFVtNs
J L. JOHNSTON, Supt. w. R Improvements
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CHARTER OAK.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
i of Dubuque and vicinity that he has received per
late arrivals full supply Of the above desirable Stove,
the reputation of which FIR utility, durability and econ
omy is now well established require recommend
alton.
Dubuque, Ap 1884. dawy c. MASON.
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Upton, April ain, 1854.
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Albany. March 81 1854
One hundred guns were fired this afternoon,
ard the streets were filled tn 3 evening with
bonhres. There is great rejoicing on account
of Governor Seymours veto of the Maine
LIQUOR bill.
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ssElAT THROUGH LIME TO THE WEST
IT ~; 49,, ssi rs -

raoa from Baltimore Wheeling, and
Meeting there with tho and splendid steamers Of the
Unson line the Ohio andc stages to ZasesOsIe, &c
expeditions line being thoroughly completed by tho
finishing great Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent ORDER attention Of travellers confidently Ill
and faeB The
the stupcRdou and attractive character
express mail Baltimore daily and
directly through Wheeling 1850 nles in IL ~ houi In
Guiding all stoppages arriving there at
Baltimore ut D. lay over tor lodging
Cumberland, az mes and proceed thence TO Wheeling in the
ncrning lat
train the leave Washington 8,
and daily, meeting Tie carafro Baltimore al me Wash
junction, (betle known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore. t4ft Ns Iaf FHae l st
At Wheeling Union
completed for this roue daily
the down the Ohio to Gin
Louisville, Nashville &C.,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets, may be taken BY those
ing further
Columbus prefer land Gin
West d
Wheeling tho Ohio Companys excellent coaches
Zanesve thence
by railroad
Passengers WelsviIe and Cleveland by steamboas and
will find this agreeable there being
regular speedy Wheeling and from those
places. -
~ Baggage checked through from Washington to Wheeling and
no charge transfer OF passengers baggage.
Fare 6y through right lie anywhere
route) ashnst0n Wheeling 80 SO; Cincinnati, $l;
to Louisville, $ia
had of Mr. Parsons the railroad
VIM Parker,
ll-dn General Superintendent.
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~ r. CHAMBEItiIN's Connnlsrcis College, located
~. No 1877 baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The 0stensbe
object of this institution place the reach individuals prop
facilities for Obtaining thorough practical mercant duca
tor young obtnin knowledge
general business matters in weeks than acquired
many years in any counting house.
The Of study embraces and it's
adaptation various departments OF and trade Mercan
tile calculations according approved methods.
Practical penmanshp combining ad Of execution with beauty
Lectures mercantile
port mercantile subjects beside other points for
book business understand The
FOX student complete the
There being vacation, applicants enter time and
tend both day and evening Examinations held
and diplomas awarded 10 tasc who graduate For
and have u circular fo wsrded by .
Nov l3--lydkcp
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mo. 5l5.1
Notice nf Withdrawal.


Notice uf Withdrawal.
IN of States
hearing date the Both uimo aud al
the request OF the senators and
Congress iron the Stale OF Missouri the lands
named townships situated in The State OF missouri
Withdrawn from sale entry except for valid
until further orders, 10 wit:
In the district of lands subject LorIs.
NORTH of the base line and the fin principal
Townships IS and 80, of range
North Of the base Hnc and fin principal meridian
Townships 3S, ag, 10, aud Al, ranges l and g. 't
Townships 80 30, ~, Al and ~, of range g.
Townships 80 ~ 40, Al, AZ, 49, A. and
Townships .9 o. A. and 49, Of range Z.
Township 49, Of range 8.
In the district of land subject o sale at JACKSON
No-fA Of the base line and east of the h principal
Townships &c. 81, %, 80, "a, 49, 49, and 81 of range
Townships All 3o 81 80 3D. a. a &c. and 81 of sange 3
Townships III, "a, 70, o. %, 81 81 49, a. 49, g. OF
rnnge4 = - " - ~ - "
Townships IS, 49, ~, 49, 49, 30 81 81 49, a. a 49, and 81, of
ranges and g. T, ~, = - - - - -
Townships a. 25 49, % 80 80 30, 81 "a and 49, of range
Townships -, 49, 25 a. 49, 49, ranges s. o. and O
and IA. - = - - - -
Township. 81 a. a. "a u.s. 49, ~. and 2s Of range 49,
Townships %, "a, Is, %, "a, and 49, OF range l6
Townships %, 70, a. 25, 26, a. AMI %, range H.
Townships ~, IS, e6, and ~, Of range 49,
NORTH Of he base line and Of the h principal meridian
Townships &c and 81, of range L.
The above list includes withdrawn
for other railroads, and offered
all been inserted, as they within tho reservation.
Given under my hand ut The General Land Office
Washington, this eighth day Of Jnse, Domini
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
June 9-awi3w f,onmiss;or.r
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no aiaw of Lucy e. Davis hereby
notified that have fixed upon a2d August 1854
fair If the fair day thereae Sunday excepted
Office Din wddie Court House,
circuit Of said county, The next kin Of the said Lucy Davis
deceased, persons entitled her
qured be taken by decree Of Dnwidde court
der.d the Gath day OF April A. D. 1854 chanccy
pending in said William Suchy
wife, plaintiffs and Charles A. Ilnsavc administrator Of Lucy
Davis, deceased defendants
relations, kim TO the ad decedept aaw
required forward, prove
proof will be required in strict conformity the law.
Given under hand, commissioner Of the
Dinwddie county, the day and year first aforesaid
j. 4. HARGRANE, N.
une 3-lawtw
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mo. 51l.1

No. 51lJ
BY tho President of the United States.
s OK America DO declare and mass @
public win be held the undemenoned land Offices
h fourth Day Of for the disposal public lands
North of the base I.nc and vest Of Ae principal meridian
Town.hip torty eight range eleven '' ! go
Townships forty four, and oydve Of
Townships forty forty five range twenty
Townships foriytwo, foryhree faryfosr and fhve of
::.
Ts.s.sip. Ss!y-as. :ns sSy, g ss.s twenty
Town.hip. ioi.y- nine and any, range .nlrtyone;
Township: forty for'yeght and fornne of
Town.hp. fory'1, for'evsn, oryeish and fornne, of
Townships forty foyhrce fortyhvs forysiu and
Townships fory-ave forty seven, range ,hr,yhve
Township: and Of range
Al the land once a. Dusoas commencing on Monday the ea
situated in the following named Townships to wit:
North ofMs be iiae and Of sA4 principal rs,iian
Town.hps thirty 'hiy-sish thirty nine forty, and forty
Townships ,hiryseven, hryeish thirty nine frty
Townships hiy-s1, thirty thirty eight, thirty nne forty
and forty Sns 81 .Dss ,n,,v ~. ~
s.s: . ID e e, X: Is. e military
other purposes togs,he with those overlooked
a.;
the wamp iands within their limits" approved
September 9e, 1885, will b. srcix1sl from the saiss
The Offering the above lands viii be commenced the
NV sS : s:
offered and The thus closed but sale shall b
longer thsn weeks and private of Of the lands
viii be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Of Sy ann. Do%n hou.snd ssE; hundred and %
four.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President,
JOHN WILSON, IH.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
May l9-lnwl3w
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOX

Cncinna Louisville, Indianapol Coumb0s Zonssvi C!svs
land, Toledo, Chicago, aud 81 Louis.
rHROUGFI points had al the rail
l. in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington srriv In Wheeling in
with the splendid Winchester and DuEna
Tor Weve 40 miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad q
Toledo, and Alton thence by steamboat rs
miles, TO 81 Louis. Leaving Washington at M they will
Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg.
Through Louisville and ndanapo-
Columbus by national road stages from
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point For information and tickets, apply 10 t. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington
Feb 7--dlf Transportation.
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limited STATES Mail Zine to California, via Aapin-
wall and Panama, the Goth month";
class steamships approved by the Navy Department.
1900 tons burden, guarantying speed and safely,
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, IL miles
Panama
The transit from embraces
from Apinwa Obispo and IL miles Of land transportation
dry road recently thorough order single passenger
therefore, nj horthe
and their baggage being only transferred and from
alongside the
There will be no river transportation in future this
The route cnttrcy from, sickness Of description.
Reserve being always kept York;
and San francisco, detention in accden
The route IL entirely reliable
expected thai tho the Atlantic will be made
larry in daysi and the Pacific, in IL TO l2x days.
Passengers win leave Panama the day amer arrive Aspn-
wn.
West street, New York.
ian 26-dn
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From LAYER poo..

EDWARD K. COLLINS co..
No. s. Wall street, N. Y,
Brown, SIMPLIFY, s. 90,
Liverpool
K q. ROBERTS CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE 4 CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners accountable for gold
bullion specie jewsy precious stones METALS unless bills oil
adinE signed the
JAMS
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M TNO. 5l3,i

Improved Lands in Michigan ceded ~ ehe
I.l Wyaudotes I'm 1S40.
the authority vested lu uts
IN 643, aud 18th Juys 1854 hs
portion improved cedcd by Wysndes the
Of 1884, State Of Mhisan hereinafter indicated,
viii again be offered public safe ut Detroit Michigan on Hvndsy
The 1h day of September next. i.s 4 ast ssts
ny the OF 2h july 1884, the said lands will
offered, subject minimum price ot not les than two dol
y without regard 10 the valuation Of the
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n ANTHONY 3Os Broadway, New York, man-
e. dsguerreoype matngs,
cases. &c. importer plates chemicals, fancy frames and
cnoype paper chemicals for pcutes and
rails every description.
Case makers supplied manufacturing
celebrated aiso Voglnnder e ShOns
always hand.
800 Broadway, June IL, 1854.
JuneCO --dly
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SOMETHING NEW.ln consequence the liberal patronage
bestowed on the Msopoiun Gallery the proprietor made
an engagement with Mr.. Werge nv whOse
process dagnerreopcs viii be colorea with bancy
billy unutfainable by the srpasatns
beauty effect and eicay of detail panns ON
To avoid disappointment ladies' TO make
their then h.
made the hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
GEO ADAMS, Artist.
Mar l6--dn = $3.50 b.
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Lsw school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
HACULTY Hon Abraham Cauthcrs, late Of circuit
Hon Nathan Green, late the supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomfed L. Ridley, The State
Judges Caruiers ana Green dev their whole
TO the school. ~.
Pan Of nsructtonl. Daily examinations
No
daily lessons Ia The progress of the examinations
Weekly OF equity, which
dents commence suits statement Of facts
and them through NIL the
practices The nmed require prepare
Deeds wills records and all of documen
dence in the trials Some of taken by appeal
vupeme court, which Is held monthly
public at the cad Of every session. The students clerks
Ills, jurors circuit judges aud chanceors official
tsotics connected with their suits
Sessi0nsThe third in
emhe and ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday in July.
Expenses per scssionTuiton fee $780, advance
fee Sa boarding about $50 Students furnish
which can he had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required
No study required for
mission There four regular classes. Students
my time during the collegiate year. -f
There IL moot legislature connected with the school
Number OF students the last collegiate eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERd,
Feb Il--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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THE VIRGINIA. SPRINGS by DR.. Meerman. i vol
4 1854. THfI
The Virginia Hot Spring.; by DR.. Goods. l vol 1854.
Burke's Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia. ] vol
The Fauquisr White Sulphur Spring. by Visitor vel
Tho White Sulphur Papers; by Mark Pencil. l
Trip 10 this Virginia SPRING. BY Lady Pamphlets. 4fi
Also guide books, route books. travelling mapA Ac, &C.
June 70 FkANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TINE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


OFFICE the RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
TO persons seeking eligible tnvesfnsent Of money
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until the
18th day Of Ju 1884 when they will be opened ia the
sucs The treasurer and one Or more Of tho directors
to b. issued for the purpose Of their
road with heavy rails under the authority OF the OF
Wy passed February 49, s4 and Of the e:oIuca: Of the stock
holders this company, adopted tho 30t May, 1854
The principal will payable
June 1885, and the interest of three
annually, day of June
let Decembar Of each Of both
principal interest being whole
and other franchises company nbIe
be enforced time sixty days default In the payment of
any amount OF either principal OF interest
No bids than value these bonds including
from the LIST Of month"; une 1884, that being the date
which they bear per interest," will
cred.
The of will be cash from responsible bidders
esoiabe for
staImens with from the lat june
payable three Ave. and months from that date will
be received As security for the punctua OF which
notes. oneh the amount OF bonds actually paid for will DO
tanned by all e the said shall have
paid. BIZ 5 .ag at
further information the subject which may will
be furnished by the president company
by direction OF the presidents
JNO WILLIAMS,
Secretary aud Treasurer X d r. T. Il. Co.
June S-eodti5July ga ,.s