The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-23
SPECIAL MorrcHs-

SPECIAL NOTICES.
u. u RIcssosp Husrlses CoUaT, NAY
yoha 4. Laey, james Wizston, Jossph sr.Mr,s ~
Lsthsr Libby, eommissioasrs to sueerints.S sI
s.ssons ); to 3 hsd ia this city the urth Thsr
sonsy General Commissioner Of the Ros,1 ~ 81 ~
nc .;s Worcs msmbsr Of the Hosss Of Kssress.ss.
ss,tes h the Lsaisieturs Of this ssatea n VEL
s,e " ZIG; SAID election to be held at the UnIt~1
Pss.s. hossi, and to be esndsetsd BY Gsosse II
AID ., the Court appoIst georr. W. R.nso,nn Io,.
c.dais n' William 9 1sers, Thomas J. Peytcn and
elections to Sc held i5 g .ggsriatssd aid
on. sG oe hssd e lafayette Han and 10 s. sss-
Ana ~. ~ E,nns ca..,s sneyperson. - -
Barnes. Fleming GrifHn, L. v. Gi..sh,ofs Lsvy @ Z.
". IimbeIl.ke Ccmmissioners to sapssint.sd Z N I
tens % - q e ass IN .Onroe 81 Ward nd sies
Lacy a the Broad and ddn1e 81 hss.Ssa A.
and to be conducted by VIM. Z. ilaaIs. ~ ''lee's,
myH Ro. HOWARD, CLERK.
N0TIcE.-The Annual Meeting of II.
Stocah hoider. Of the RICHMOND, FREbERIcKs 4,
nun0 and POTOMAC RAlLROAD COMPSNT
@ ,nns se held @ e the Ses Of the Cemp.ny st Rish.
o'clock 4 G. w. HACAURD6. r..
ap So-lm = : T-1'.a
: 81 ,OO0. 900 BosDs OF THE VIRerslA AND
TENNESSEE RAILROAD DCoMrANY.-Proposals wiIl.ae
sas Of soOds pOi the TThos or Of the .heye
syseie to bearer in the city of New Yors. On the
Sosn June 1884 with interest Coupons attashed. 81
ally st the Bank Of America On ~ Ise os g.en.
and July Of each year. md one amonnt co.
We t into the stock OF the company st the opos
These bonds isrusd under full asthoritv 40 ~.
for the purpose OF dnishine and sopip.
gage on the road with all the real estate ma
sqoipments, ffancnises sppurtenanoee, and privi
issss g as thereto md prior mort
by the State Of Virginia on the following very adysn-
tsgeous terms 80 per cent interest and the princi
per cent for "a years on ths y: ~ uIe
1883. The remaining S50e,o were cold ut psr =
The capital Of the company is Sa, 900 GOO, three.
the whole amount paid Is s2 s75, leo. n'' 'n'
The length of the road from the city of ynchbur4
to the Tennessee line. is 2c4 mies of which 1S5 are
entireiJ finished and ia. operation. The REMAINING
GO miles require only S2S5 to con plets them and
ten months labor is only necessary to pat the entire
on the road about S5 COO 600 in oonatruction. rons
stosk a and expenses, 2 sum double the amount Of
ss SEsn e osI s ash sSssthsI Do not exceed
the chain OF reads which to become probably the
most Important route In the Unfon giving an almost
to those the Gulf Of Mexico and the Miss,ss;nni
shortening the distance more than 200 miIes and
there IL but one more link to be finished to sfford
Washington to Montgomery, Alabama But inde
pendent OF tn travel that will come to It az mart
o. the great south and North line the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad has certain local Of ira
now, which clearly ascertainea BY the earnings Of
la.t year only s. miles open lSl6Ss 7sJ as Being
most its whole length throush q region abeundins
with variety Of minerals of the most valuable ma.
ture such as lead, coal iron soppes, salt and eyp-
have been hitherto neglected. bat which are fast be-
ing developed, now that they can be conveved TO
MARKET In short the proaseets of the road most
0atterlnQ n 4 I kon h,,& o.
and supported generally BY the people of ireinis
with az large cash capital actually paid in It s be-
ter character Tho company have aareet 10 sst
apart one per cent. annually the amount Il their
bonds from the earnings of the road, - sinking
the stockholders have adopted az line Of ley 10
declare no dividend excepting from cash mrplus
after the interest and Sinking Fund have On pro.
The terms on which the sale will be mad are Is
per cent down. and the balance in payne, ts Of 10
amount 10 paid at once interest to lst Juy 10 be al
loved The risht OF rejecting all or any pa Of the
bids is reserved if deemed for the intsrea Of the
70 be delivered when the: whole amount Il paid
Full information will be given on all subja ,s con-
which could be desired by parties wishing to offer
for the bonds and documents and refers, ees OBJ
tanned By appiyins to Adrian a. Muller, z 4 No.
sent, sealed and marked Tender for Railroad Bonds
on or before the 24th ny day Of y May next;
JOdN hOBfN McDANl FL,
President Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Co.
The Board of Directors are
HENRY DAVIS,
GEORGE STUART,
WILLIAM A. READ,
THOMAS L. PRESTON,
WIN. T. ANDERSON, and
C. m. GARNETT,is is Chief Engineer.
will receive sealed proposals for the above losn
which will remain with me unopened till O'Clock
P. M of Thursday, the 24th day Of May next, to be
then opened in the presence of the President or
some other authorized agent of the Company.
ADRIAN Fl. MULLER, 80 Wall st.
New York, April IS, 1855. ap 1S-eodlnAdtd
A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experf-
erced practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and Obste.
tries having located on Broad street, three doors
above tenth, Offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond.
He has devoted mnch time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
ment of Difeases Of Women and Children.
7-6m+ RlCHD 8. CAUTHORN, N. d.
SPECIAL NeTIoE subscriber weuld
respectfully inform the public that bis SALOON has
been opened for the season, whore ICE CkEAM