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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
STITZER.-
Opposite the k1ead"ge Bank,
Main Street, Lynchburg, Wa.
All. STYIE PREMIUM HATS.

A Id Z n = M IN 4 q
YF STITZERS the place TO buy ma lie under his
Known Inspection by the most celebrated wOrkmm that can
6e Produced He is furnishing his customers with
the Hat that be produced Thcre Is nothing
like this city They the Hat of the seasonsom-
thing really beautiful He does design being egotistica
bu whai everybody says If therefore, you
nt 70 eclipse beauty of style, durability and
n peculiarly adapted The form of the head and exquisite
Iy beautiful, Suizers Is the place ~ get IL
lie would call attention 70 his large stock Of Soft Felt
ni OF eve grade quality Servants Hats In great vare
w. fine W Cloth. Velvet and Plush CaPs Children Fancy
ats Caps ladies' Riding ais and nil kinds ofhs made
90 ordc tie shortest notice.
Calf stzer Practical HaIsr for bargains, at the sign
the nat lnoV Iznts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

- IWIsH 10 rent small Esnlly Hea14ne . - -
within the snburbs-ior which go pgss ~ xS
Applyc 49, ~ fsSse1sa
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Sewing Machines.

AIDES wishnga Machnct to do sF' AN1s CoAEss tiorr-,
i ] would do well toeL
nc BAEilOI.F"S IMPROVED FAAilN MACHINE. Price
So $50 Hnl Ssj The follow certificate we'll
known Tailor III kis county, vino ou had
instruction tins Machine:
I,tssniI, unihc,l county, Va. June 18Th. 1850.
Mn. WV, L. PAaE-l am we'll pleased with ,rtho!t's
Machine and would moi exchange Tor have
iuI na dlcuiy IN operating with II amy kind of oloth
the ukosI Cashmere the finest Linen WchaNr made
several pair of Tow Linen pauts have
operated different kiuis
Machines hut artlulf's and Singers the only Machines
Thai would recommend any person I" buy The, the only
Machine, that make 1diiJf'S N,h. consider Eahois =
mach tia" cheapest inacluc. II is mIc IN construction, casy
understand, and likely get order. Almost
every person that has Inrtholfs operate, Hd Singers
that w"rk" on last year. give Bafh"fs th" preference
Respectfully YOURS &c., CAEoItN q. TLl;kY.
T. = hnd No difficulty in getting wiz to work Bar
llnlis Mac," They tint something great ought I" be
done the that ,nrd Sewing Machines
Tie and Lock stitch uuc lG,lillsl q, r..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CA MP. STAPLE = &c co,
At rHE OLD STAND cANr, SAITH 4 CO.,
No, Bridge ST.. near Depot & Com Exchange.
tAND No DRAYAGE FROM CANAI-)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.
toD.,issiOn aud fafedrdiag N,,ridats
LWAiS keep large and complete assortment ot
N DR, Goons Gnu, EsIss, WISLs LiYroRs
MINDS Bonrs SHoIs HArs Ac, &c, which 81, lowest
prices Fairness and bcray in dealing rule and orders
n'td upon terms II present, aud goods safely put
aml delivered ms required In the COMMISSION AND FOX
WARDlAG department, SPACIOUS HOUSE possesses
peror advantages To ocaton In tho very ceno Of trade,
and has alwa, enjoyed liberal patronage For the man
ton towards large nrrcase In this branch busl
thank friends aud them that their a,ors
snll receive personal attention In every Instance
We sell Tobacco aud other description Produce and
hre prepared 10 make prompt and favorable returns any
House IN the cit, State CAMP, STAPLES ~ CO.
eSACkS for Grain furnished customers heretofore.
s~ W. have large Yard LII MBEI aud Npcrienccd
hand to same ian lI-tsl e., :. y co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OI IO1AII NOI1OE,
Ii accounts due the 1st Of February and
IA ready for settlement. We earnestly request all friends
who indebted to both In the city and country TO
forward promptly md make PAYMENT Our collections must
be sGi'f. T. ~ ,.."r, rFTERS Il Co
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W. ASMIN TON IlOU = T. ,
YvNrupTJRT VA

TUNlIE have intnn his hirn nn'l Tho pub
lie generally, is Ia ka7 tar for number "t !"rs The
above we'll kuowu tuHi Jn.ailsr Il'n-t.
The IA BE shall hr eu'j Nith ti" l-sd ia The nltrk.s
affords ou4 iIk BAR viii the eIa'ast IiVN"Es AND q
CARS.
Attached the hotel large and roo,ny STABLE Ssh
rarefni and atgi,c psti,rs
No r,, .Nlsi-r viii t slnrrd. either ic pan of
Iroprir his assistants iak. II" Nasg. nrsf
clues WOuse. j. n. ASDElsoN, lrrri,tr
1J-iiS.
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nYNCsaHURG FEMALE COLLEGE

TEaiIE Second Term Of the present annual ssio Of this In
4 stu,on viii commence "Wednesday, the Isl al Fcbrua
y II desired that those pupils who design entering, do
earl! in The term possible.
EXPENSES-lIoard, including fuel and lights for
five months &5; Tuition in Engish go In Latin French
$Ib; in Musc &Z5.
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply to
SAM'L X. COX, President.
n. BIayng determined 10 confne my purely
10 the literary management oi the Institution have authorized
j. ~ GoEnoS Esl Ia net as Treasurer 10 whom l mens
Tor tuition must he made. jan 3l-ts.
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Railg sfiraiaian.
Factious Contumacy of tho Governor of

On Wednesday the President of tho Senate sub
mtted tho following important aud interesting
communication and document. which. on motion
Of Mr.. johnson, were ordered To be printed and
referred to tho Committee of Courts; on motion
ofNlr. Brannon, 900 extra copies were ordered
to bc printed:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

r ARD-No. Lard, in store and for sale BY
1 4 NH 12 STRATTUN & HENSLEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July 2-The overland
mail with San Francisco dates of June II, and
Geographic dates via Vizalia of the 18th, ar
rived today. The news Of the nomination OF
Lincoln was we'll received. Guns were fired
and other demonstrations made. All appre.
tensions Of further trouble from the Indians at
the Washoe mines are over. The weather is
warm and pleasant east Of the mountains and
the miners are returning to work. An arrival
OF ore from the Ophur lead assays $4,000 per
ton. The stage was robbed near Chiso, Butte
county, OF $4,000, by highwaymen Judge
Terry's trial has been removed to Marin
county, indicating that he will be acquitted.
Oregon advces are to the 9th. The result
of the election is doubtful, but the indications
are in favor of Logan's election to congress-
The legislature is doubtful. Two democrats
have been elected in Moltmonoah county,
where the republicans had hopes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04
Items.

NEW YORK, July 3.-There were several
fires last night. One in Chatham street de-
stroyed the building occupied by Meen, Bar
ker & Wilcox, and others. Loss $4,000.
Another in Grand street destroyed several
buildings, including the fireworks establish
ment of Baptiste Wener. Loss $4,000.
At the Douglas sercnade at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, last night, speeches were made by
Mr.. Douglas and others Toward the close a
fight occurred, during which one of the en-
ployees of the hotel was badly beaten by
rowdies.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Prior to the adop-
ton of the compromise resolutions by the ma
tional executive committee, many propositions
were made, among them one declaring Doug
las the nominee of the democratic party for
president. 1t was voted down-ayes 10, noes
AZ
SING SING, July 3.-The cabinet shop con.
nected with the state prison at Sing Sing was
burnt this morning. The loss to Mr.. Wood
ruff, its present proprietor, is 100000; insured
for $4,000 The loss on the building to the
state is $1,000.
CoxcGRD, N. H., July 3.-Samuel Butter
field. father of the editor of the Patriot, pres-
dent OF the State Capitol Bank, and member
of the governors council died this afternoon
lie was greatly respected citizen,
BosroN, July 3.-Counterlet bills on the
Commonwealth Bank of Philadelphia are in
circulation in this city, so well executed that
but few persons can detect them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

BURGLARS Pur no FIGnr ~ llERolC
WoMAN,-One evening last week, the wife Of
81 sea captain, residing at Saybrook, was
returning from visit to a neigltbor, when she
was followed by two men. She overheard
them say "tlie captain Is gone" aud there
must be considerable money in the house.
The lady upon reaching home, concluded to
await the arrival Of the parties who, she had
no doubt, intended to rob the house during the
night. She had not long TO wait, for ut eleven
O'Clock summons came to open the door.
Instead Of complying, she raised II amber
window and inquired who was there No re-
Spouse came to this or further inquiries, and
she told them to leave or she would shoot
them. They then tried to effect an entrance
by clamberng upon shed, but one Of them
fell, and both returned to the front door, which
they attempted TO force The lady, taking q
revolver in one hand and candle in the other
stood by the door to await the issue. In a few
minutes the burglars hal broken it in, when
she told them that if they moved Il step
towards coming into the house they were dead
men. They looked at her, consulted together
a few minutes, and then went away, declining
to Ia &c the risk. After the peril was over she
returned to her two children, exhausted with
the tension to which her nerves and courage
had been subj cted.
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Amusements in Now York.
From Wa shinpton

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Senator Gwin of
California, and President Buchanan, had
private logomachy on Saturday, which may
result in public consequences. The war of
words became very violent and during the
allegation Senator Gwin denounced Mr. Blu
chanan in not very accurately measured Ian
guage, and concluded by telling the old gen.
teman that he would never darken the doors
OF his mansion again Senator Gwin has hith-
erto been Mr.. Buchanan's right hand man,
and this private quarrel will doubtless have
some public results in which others than the
two disputants will have an interest.
S. w. Williams, secretary of legation to
China, has arrived here bearing a ratified
treaty with this government, and an auto
graph letter from the emperor to the presi-
dent He presented both Of these documents
to the state department.
The jackson Democratic Association, of
twenty years standing, has disrupted by a dis
agreement on fhe presidential question.
The Douglas ratification meeting was held
tonight. The Breckenridge meeting takes
place next week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

FLIGHT OF THE Scarcely u
day passes Sundays not excepted without
bringing to town more or less strangers from
different parts OF the state and New England
in search of land. One day last week several
men from Natick Mass, called in and informed
us that they were about to take for themselves
aud ncighbors from ten to twenty lots on town
ship, eleven in the third range. They had ex-
plorcd the town. aud were so well pleased with
its location that they could not be persuaded
to look further. One Of them remarked that
many of the shoemakers in Natick and adj.
joining towns were making preparations 30
emigrate as soon as possible.-1roostook (lue.,)
Pioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

FLoUR-Recepts 6,-2l bbls sales 1000 bbls; state
and Western without striking change, closing with sd
Nport demand; superfne state, 55,25 % 5jO; extra
state $40 @ 55j round hosp Ohio 1913 "a $50; sa-
perfue western 1925 "a $3.50; common 10 good S540
40 $500 southern quict sales 1900 bbls mixed 10 good
S56j a. $685. fancy aud extra 5000 % s775.
GRAIN. Wheat more steody sales IO,OOO bush; Chi
cago spring Sl21 % l2S; Milwaukee Club SJU D l,3l
winter red western 9l,5S % l423 whit wcsier ~
0l e50; new abcr southern, sl,l5 Corn heavy and
lower; sales $4,000 bush; mixed western 6J 90 bj3c;
white southern 7lG; round yellow $50 oats steady.
PROYISlONS-B Beef duh and unchanged; snles 200
bbs; country mess s50 % S6i prime - ~ Si20i re-
packcd $500 "a sl0bO prime mess, al sl5 % sls PORK
dull and hrAvYt sales 20 hbs; mess sS % 1893 for old,
prime l2,5Olur old, Sao for new ara hrmeri sales
200hhis at la 90 1870 Butter iali Whisky dul; sales
300 hhls al 2if 20 4Ac Rice very quiet sales r. es at
A 20 40 Sugars very quiet aud steady Molasses buet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

SHADOWS IN IIIGH LIFE.-The arstocrca
cy OF the Faubourg st. German are eXaspera-
ted ut Prince Polignac's marriage with the
jew bankers daughter, and several of them
are reported to have written him that their
doors are forever closed against him. His
mother aud three brothers, though at first OPP
posed 10 the alliance, assisted at the marriage
ceremony in the Church Of the Madeline, when
a piece OF music, composed by younger
brother of The groom, was performed Among
those present was M. Emile dc Grardin, ac-
companod by his son, but his wife was not
there and the reason assigned is, that she
never desired to visit hladame Mires, because
indeed she was once washerwoman, and that
she still retains the manners Of that class. The
latter however, "makes no bones of the fact
that Madame de Girardin is II mongrel, illegit
innate, in short, bastard, despite her preten-
sons to be Il high lady.
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Smoking Revelations.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The bodies of a woman
named Willis, and two children, were found
horribly mutiated, last Saturday, near Bata-
via, Iowa. The murder is supposed to have
been committed by man named Kepheart,
who was arrested and confessed he committed
the murder at Eddyvillc, and hauled the bod
les thirty miles to the place where they were
fOund
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs OF KossUTH's SIS
TER-Madame Emile Tulavsky Kossuth was
on Sunday afternoon buried from the chapel
of the Second Unitarian Society of Brooklyn.
Rev. Samuel Longtellow, the late pastor, had
sailed on Saturday for Europe. Drs. Farley.
Osgood, and Bellows, however, were present,
and each bore part in the funeral services
These were attended by large congregation,
made up in good part by Hungarians, and con
sisted Of voluntary on the organ by Hun
garian gentleman selections from Scripture
read by Dir. Bellows, prayer by DR.. Osgood,
end highly appropriate and impressive ad-
dress from DIR. Farley of the First Unitarian
church of Brooklyn. The reverend doctor
alluded with much feeling to the many trials
in exile of the deceased lady, and with equal
delicacy to the kindness and hospitality of
those American friends, whose minstrations
had smoothed her pillow in sickness and in
death. During the services the remains rest
ed in front of the pulpit in the handsome ma
h0gany coffin, which was strewn with beauti-
full flowers On the wrist of the deceased, in
accordance with her own dying request, was
a bracelet always worn by her until her last
sickness, made from the iron chain with which
her brother had been bound in an Austrian
prison. AT the close of the services the coffin
was borne out, preceded by the officiating
cergymen, and a body of the Hungarian
friends of the deceased, Col. Asboth at their
head, ana followed by her four sons her only
surviving sister, and her neices. The remains
were taken to Greenwood and inferred in the
Unitarian ground there Col. Asboth making
an address in Hungarian at the grave, as NOV
ing to those who understood it as it was eO-
quent to the ears of those who heard it only.
AS a closing rite, some earth rom her native
Hungary was thrown by her children on the
coffin of the deceased, dust being thus rem
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER QAlLY SPY
The New York Murder.

NEW York, July 3.-Charlcs Jefcrds ac-
cused of the murder Of Mr.. Walton and Mr..
Mathews, is in custody. He states that. on
Saturday evening, he was at Il hotel in Church
street, playing cards till half past eleven. and
went directly to his hotel in BROOKLYN. Il is
further said the proprietor OF the hotel offers
to testify that Jetferd, was at his hotel ill a
quarter to twelve that night
Army of Slaves Landed.
AdviceS from Guantuamo Cuba. say ten or
fifteen American vessels have landed over
5O0O Africans within six weeks One was an
American steamer
More slavers.
The bark Kate, seized to-day by the reve.
nue. cutter Harriet Lane, is outside of Sandy
Hook, on suspicion OF being SLAYER. She
had cleared for Cape Palmas, Africa. She
also seized the tug Magnolia, which was max
ing for tue Kate with a suspicious number of
men On board, and detained her and the men
for examination.
Poisoning of Children.
-Four children on Twenty -eighth street were
A&soned, yesterday, with blue ink, a small
quantity OF which they found, while playing
In yard, mixed in water and drank Two
OF them, named Ann S. Wright, and Eugene
l.. CISCO, are dead. The others are recover
ing.
Postmaster Fowler again.
Judge Belts of the United States district
court, granted an injunction, restraining the
United States Marshal from levying on the
property Of eX postmaster Fowler's bondsmen,
but ordered them to give bonds to abide any
judgment the United States should obtain
against them. The Judge says that two issues
are to be tried, one an issue of fact before a
jury, and the other an issue OF law as to any
concealment by the post office department of
certain facts in relation to his being detaulter
a, the time OF the execution of the bonds
Amusements in Now York
There was fight of some twenty minutes
in Broad street, this evening Stones flew
quite tIickly for time, and the conflict was
only stopped by a large force of police Sew
eral were injured, but none seriously
The same companies had another fight in
Chatham street at a later hour, in which pis-
tolls were used, and it is reported that quite a
number were shot
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0otttes
RI CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE TOWN OF
BROOK FIELD.
b a plaee al West Br9okaeld. Jnly lth. la

The present wear makes the Two Huudredth Anuver-
sary of the Settlement of Brooked. ami il is Thought
desirable and proper hat the should be cummem-
GRATED in suitable manner. general meeting of the
citizens Of the several towns into which the ancient town
of Brookfed has been divided. ha, been held and the
undersigned appointed Committee To make arrange
mens for the OCCASION and invite the attendance Of all
who may feel an nteres; IN it, have fixed the FOURTH
place All who originated in, have been DENTS Of
Brookdeld, should join in this Celebration.
The and Daughters of Bruoked are scattered far
and wide in all the states Of the Uuiun the Commits
tee trust they will be happy together on an occa-
sion fraug with interesting associations and reinis
ceuces-
The FIRST settlement having been made in that part of
the old town Incorporated West Bro0kded and
the site of the first Meeting House. the old garrison
which stood successfully the Indian Siege Of 1915 the
Gilbert Fort and the first Graveyard being also i'm thar
section, the Committee have decided to hold the DrO
posed celebration in that REV. LYMAN WHITING
has been invited deliver the Address every effort
Will be made 10 give interest to the occasion.
large tent will be erected upon the Common, in
which the services Will be held and the dinner be pro-
yided.
Tickets to the Tent and Dinner, one dollar.
COMMUNICATION Kimball. Francis Howe, o. c. Eel
ton, EmmOns Hwichell, Luther Stowen. \. II. Mouton
Geo. w. Johnson F. L. Melen, Geo. Forbes. Pliuy
D0ane, Vim. Adams, Ezra Baeheller Charles Ada MS
Ir.. Hiram Carruth, Pliny I'VE, Amasa Walker BOuum
Nye, l.. d. Bachelor, T. N. Duncan. G b. Dewiuc
Alanson Hamilton, Nathaniel Lynde Alfred White Jo-
sah Henshaw, Baxter Barnes, RAY mond Cummings
Charles +. Smith. John VI. Faes, L. II Thomson =
White. G. W. Lincoln. dlaw&weowtf myl decd jel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

In Attleb0ro. July l. Noah glailn. Esq 80 Yrs mos
He formerly high sheriff of Bristol county and chair
OF the board OF County commissioners
Ia Abingdon June u, Emerson Porter 81, the oldest
man in town
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04
MAR KIED.


In Chicago, H. June Is, William Friese, commercial
editor Of tile milwaukee Free Democrat 10 Mary Lum-
son Of Chicago.
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NAHANT AND LONG ISLAND.

NAHANT AND LONG ISLAND.
The Steamer NELLY BAKER, Capt \. W Col
den, viii leave LONG WHARF for NaIgut, landing at
Long Island, follows:
From Boston-al a. m; p and 81 p m.
From Nahaut-atS and II u. H. and p. III.
Fare Nahant 25c; to Long Island. l5c
SUNDAY TIME.-From Boston, 100 u. m. q & 81 D. m
From Nahant, 8 IL M Z ~, * ) p H.
Fare to Nahant SOC: to Long Island, 2jc.
-ocieteS. Clubs and Picnic Parties accommodated on
liberal terms. CHAS, SPEAR Agent. 50 state St
iy4 do
POUND - On the Millbury road, a
H Horse Blanket. The owner can have the same by
calling at the house Of Hook and Ladder Co. No. and
proving property and paving charges d3t" jy4
I OST-On Monday afternoon, July .,
H. pair Of Gold Bowed Spectacles, in front OF Me
chanics Han or between there and l6 summer street.
The finder will be suitably rewarded By leaving them at
5. A. Howlands Office Mechanics Hall. d3tis jyI
~ FOR SALE-A good yoke of
V n Working oxen. weishing thirtytwo hundred
N~@SS7 Iuunds Also extra mich Cow with
s1s-5zeza calf by her side. Apply to
REUBEN r. GATES,
iva d4tf New Worcester.
DAVID L. MORRIL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
No Bank Block, Poster street, Worcester, Mass
jy4 d3m
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OFFICE OF THE NORWICH AM

nFtICE OF THE NORWICH AND
- WORCESTERR R. CO-NoRwicH. June 2S ls60
me Stockholders Of the Norwich Worcester
ROAD company are hereby notified that special meeting
VIII be held at the office OF the Company, in Norwich,
on me tenth tlOt) day Of July next 10 clock tho
forenoon 10 receive and consider Legisla
ture IN reference to the change time of holding the
annual meeting Of said Company; also to take into
sdcrat0n and authorize the issue Of Bonds securing the
same 10y mortgage on the Road Property and franchise
OF the Company
Per order Of the Board Of Directors,
W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-04

PILLS READY. - GEO. p. BRYANT
- gives notice to all indebted to him that their BIS
Will be ready MONDAY July 2 An early payment Of
the same Is desired GEO. =. BRYANT.
ie3U diff
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I7REASURER'S OFFICE PRovIDENcE

b'hEAoUhER > OFFICE PROVIDENCE
l., June 26, 1850.
Proposals will be received by the Providence Worces
ter Railroad Company, until the 18th day of Julv 1860
at L oclock. for loan OF two hundred thousand dol
ars 20OO Tor which will be issued transferable bonds
OF said Company OF $1,000 each bearing interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annum payable semi annually
and the principal payable follows:
$4,000 on the 4th February. 1861
25000 on the 4th August ISL.
$4,000 on the 4th February, le69
$4,000 on the ith August 1852
25,0OO on the 4th February 1853.
25,000 Oh the 4th August 1863
25,OO0 an the ith February 1854.
25UOU on the 4tl August 1864.
Said bonds will be secured by trust mortgage on said
road and its appurtenances, and will constitute the en-.
tire indebtedness OF said Company.
Proposals may be for ALL portion Of said Bonds
ana should be sealed up endorsed loan the Provi-
dence and Worcester Railroad Company, and directed
10 the treasurer OF the Providence anu Worcester Rail
road Company.
The money for said Bonds will be required to be paid
to the Treasurer on the 4th dav Of August 1850
The right reserved Of rejecting all or any portion of
said bids By order:
jeZl dtJyl6 JOHN r. BALCH. Treasurer