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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

COPPER MINlNG. Active operations are
commencing at the celebrated Buena Esperaazs
Copper Mine, Cuba by the American Mining Co.
The increased consumption Of Copper, caused by
the vast increase in the use Of steam and other ma
chnery, has created an increased demand for Cop
per ores The annual consumption Of new copper
ia The world Is estimated TO have increased from
81 600 mns in 1876 to ~, 900 tuns In 1880 The in-
mense profits realized BY some Of the English
mining companies in England, Cuba, South Amer
;ca and Australia Is awakening the attention Of
citizens Of other countries to mining enterprises
The product Of the Lake Superior Copper Mines
for the wear ISL is estimated al over $500 uns Of
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ton with which that grea. and brave people. the

ton with which that great and brave people. the
frsi champions Of liberty. inspires me. doubt not
that the French people. Notwithstanding the resist
ance Of ITS Government ana the opinions which d.
vide Il will sill take the create 4 aud most generous
part IN the events which the future u preparing for
Europe. | wished 10 have had TIE power Of ira
versing France TO come TO England. but Louis Ma
poleon has cOnNived that the French Republic.
which has prescribed its founders should no longer
be an asylum nor even place OF passage for Re
publca OF other countries Ny address ID the CITY
Of Narseilles has made known tia. a my he art
should not make France responsible for the lnsoSp-
tatty q Louis Bonsparte have also affirmed IN
that address that wish for my country the Govern
ment OF a Republic. am convinced that there IS 40
thing possible hencefor;h Europe but the Republic
based on Universal Suffrage, with the principle ot
the solidarity o. peoples and the independence OF
nations. ! ought to add that I do not think the
opinions which arc row discussed IA France can be
applied elsev here. for the present As for me, DO
not wish 10 occupy myself with those IDEAS when
divide France. ought only TO occupy mysei WITH
that which Is Of nature to insure the independence
Of Hungary. II have not manifested IN England
that though. which | expressed at Marseiles II S
because 90 not wish 10 interfere IN the affairs OF
country which gives me hospitality, and whose as
sistance | desire for the future OF Hungary, for
which, J repeat, wish the Republic based upon
Universal Suffrage. You speak OF temptations
which VIII be offered to detach me from the cause
Of democracy, and Of homages which VIII be rem
dered me II Is right to tell you that ! have seen
none Of these homages, and that, II temptations
were tried 10 separate me from the cause oil the
people the attempts, Of which have seen no sign
would fail with me "
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five KstSrs. VITO had fallen with hir, IN that m ,r.,i

FIVE kafhrs, who had fallen WIN nm IN MAJ m Wal
sinfe
Col Narkinror's ari Coz Fyre's patrols came
ato heac-q quarters o, zoe fth september. TIE sr.-
lant 30 looking ragged enough the fngoes singing
ther var->ong Tiey were halted opposite the
Governors quarters, art his Excellency addressed
them
IL vas though, that tAe the next movement OF
the troo's wou,d be 10 throw supplies into Forts
White and Cox. by which time the ARRIVAL OF the
Rifles and Iancors miyE be expected. enabling the
tOumaBdeT-ln-C hIef 10 perfect his arrangements,
and to enter upon future operations upon a more
e1trnced scale and Win more decisive effect.
There was at latest the appearance OF much rest
leSSLCss among the hafir trOeS Some aporehen-
SION WAS expressed for Mcur. hose and Fort Muir
rsy-esl 90 hcVerlDg IN their vicinity. ana seeming
% threaten an attack upon one or other OF those
points In consequence Of this. the mounted men
al hing Williams Town had been directed - hold
themselves ~ readiness az a minutes warning
Other reports say that the ceslsn of this Chief
10 a'tscS Fort Peddie. which WAS quite prepared 10
give bin a warm reception
Brown. Shipley Cos. Circular.
Pr sfrcaI IUgRPOoI, Friday Nov T. 1851
the departure ef the last steamer there has been
more doing IN COTTON with an umrroyement N the lower
and mddns descriptions Of ID = b. This has beee
Ell by slightly improved demand fOT Vans an Goods,
and hc rather less favorable accounts % the growing crop
Far Orleans s. Ear Mobiles Fair Upards )
M a1,aa,rT and o = "a "a, "
The sales for the $500 bales OF which
secuaiors have taken $780, and exporters zoe bales
The total stock tins port beng reduced To az SEQ bseS
Of which 200 coo American against stock n this Pc
rod of last year of $4,000. with 1856 o00 Americsn.
slightly favor of holders Western Csasl Flour quo
ted at isSlss Cd Philadelphia. Bsltlmore Canada and
Ohio at 1850 49, and l: los bbl yellow Corn 26s
Wheat S. sdG5s IA. Red Is iOds5s y 10 70
Common American RESIN has sold this week at Is ala
BROWN. SHPLEY SEQ
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Markets and Stocks.
Cotre.,ondence VI The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov.


puI.pELpHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1851.
A cargo of Allegheny BIrUNINous Coal sola
at Is cents beshel. The CoTros market sais a'S
he "a a. limited BARK dull The last sale % NS.I
ons,rtron Was AZ sat 80 The FLouR marke: has
SSd srrons Go change The sales mostly cenassa %
smaA ots for the supply Of the city ,rade a. =,
eeea.,os lois Of fancy NewYork and Ohio At Ss&ss
shppns hrsnds can Be- had 81 80 Slt hYn fLouh ano
former dull al So ~ and the latter al 50 i2lsys
bansi WHEAT IS less active. sales o. leos bushels
nrns southern Red az s2sic., and White at SSsssc
bnsh RYEiseIceedingly scarce and In demand al 1oc
Co.'s comes IN slowly Sales Of good old Yellow a. tSS
bu,h southern sold at &c WHsKY-Saies Of barrels q
5iSzzc and hhds are held AZ the same prices - 49,
SsIEs on srOc ks.-Frn Boore-SGo0 City %; -,
l9S 10 Lehlgh lat 81 IS Penn. RI, tos ." kssH -
RI S. 70. ~. LOO Reading RI as. 90 49, ~ ~
Morri. small Ia, 81 009 State 10, so -, AL, q, a.,
S-cosd Boerd-l5 Har RR " - Penn ~: ~ "a
Sen Nav IS s, saco9 Read ID XIX sG g. RI 4. 10 Is
~ s.. 100 Tea. Bds 80 Irss co. 500 state - St'
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CHAGREs.-The difficulty between the
American and native boatmen at ChagreS has been
amicably settled-a regular treaty OF peace haa oees
signed on board OF an old schooner lying IN "e
Chares River, by which both parties were suafah
tied equal rights and no favor, and Americans ana
natives were now pursuing their business WITHOUT
Interruption. The so-caIled boat club had been dn
handed and many Of the American boaimen haa len
the place. 1t was supposed that about 80 NATIVES
and Amesicans were killed during the ia'e rio''
The American Consul Mr.. Gleason had very hA''
row escape
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Lard Paymerston and VI. Kossuth.

The second edition of the Cologne Ga+-
cite OF the ST inst. contains the following Geographic
message, dated
"VIENNA. Friday, Oct. 81, 1851.
"The Oesfe7elchische Correspondents and the RelchS
Ze7trng assure their readers that Lord Palmerston
has addressed note of excuse TO the Austrian Gov
eminent IN the matter of the kossuth mama, IN
which he states that the agents OF the Government
hac no sort of share IN IT, and promises to take steps
that the mania may reach It's limit as soon as pos
slbe.D
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HAVANA.
rhe tsabei nj Charlie stOn.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday. Nov. ~, 1851.
The Isabel has arrived At her wharf. She left lla-
vana on the 18th, and confirms the account OF sii.
TIrssher's trial and sentence to the Quicksilver
Mines Mr. owen was present at the trial, bur was
not allow ed TO sit down.
The Captain of the brig Jerome, lost by IRE on
the sth INST of Chaihehamas reef, came passenger
IN The Isabel The Isa0e! passed, of Moro, bark
John Benson, New \ OTk.
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NETWORK.
The SyracuSe Rioters, &c.

BUFFALO Wednesday, Nov. ~, lsji.
The Grand jury have found true bills against -
Of The parties charged with being concerned IN the
riots al Syracuse The warrants have not yet been
exocutee ard the names are suppressed
We bad healy fan Of now last night
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NEw-oRhKAss, Nov. ~. 1851.
(OrroS-7.N0o bales sold this morning and the de-
usnd Is good, but prices are sonewhai easier So
CAR Is aeuye-4OJ hhds. sold at arm pr,ces Me-
LAssE> oHsA-l''VV mus sofa a. .e@Atc Lasp u
Mess PoRK $ll '5asl5 Sales Of Rio Coyvsk Ter
the past three DAYS have reached loooc bags Il
>Gs,c. FsEIsHrs are duh Cotton soy Ltve-p pool 10
~ .G. EXCHANGE ~ hrn. Sterling essD y cent. ths
latter Tor choice sIgustuTes.
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RHODE ISLAND.


PRoyIpEscE, Wednesday, NOV. ~ TT.
The examination OF Peter Haskell Aaron s pansI
AID Sarah stanton for the murceI o. :als morning
on l.e ~. u cowr, OF Magistrates and they were
ce%med 10 take their rial at the next term o. the
Sunxeme Court.
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Schooner Laura Ashore and most Of her Cargo
Lost.
BALTIMORE, Wednel

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1851:
The schooner Laura, from the West Indies for
Philas eiphia with a cargo Of sugar, sprung sieak
and was nun ashore a; Fishing Point Beach.
Her cargo, which there IS an insurance. -
mostly lost
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KENTUCKY.
4. s. sena,er-FataI s,abbing case

LOUISVILLE Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1871.
The Kentucky Legislature have not yet succeeded
IN electng L. 5. Senator
man named William How ard last night stabbed
Henry Drehause keeper OF the White Mansion Cof-
fee-nouse from the effects Of which he died TINS
mcrn,og Howard has been arrested
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Advertisement. is Daguerreotype
wanted TO be true TO nature to give the expression
OF countenance, to be graceful, easy and natural
10 have A clear and distinct eye likeness 10 be re-
cognzed at once and to elicit admiration and insure
REMEMBRANCE Then By all means Obtain 0ae Of
Roots gold medal Dagueneotypcs, NO, Jo3 Broad
NAV corner Of FranklIn-st.
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VIRGINIA.
Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Wednesday, Nov. ~, 1851.
The schooner sarah T. Merrill Is ashore on cape
cha1i.s hound from New ork TO Baltimore, VITA
~ aesorted cargo she Will probably be complete
wreck
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GEORGIA.
The Alabama at savannah.

SAVANNAH, TUESDAY, NOV. 10, Io'i.
The steamship Alabama, Capt keoLo"
her What. N 65 hours from New-fofA-
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NIBLo's.-To. night the infant twins re-
peat their interesting performances. The popular
Gabriel acts IN four amusing entertainments con-
cludins with the Skaters of wilma.
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MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 10, ls52
The Fxemens Procession here to-day passed on
brilliantly Sixteen visiting Companies and Delega-
tons we're present. They are all entertainer 10
nigh, by the Baltimore Companies
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NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
Southern TELEGRAPH oace. corner Hanover and Beaver
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Indian DeIegatiou-The Spanish and Austrian
Difficulties,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1851.
The delegation of fifteen Prairie Indians visited
the President yesterday, and were much pleased
with their reception
The Spanish and Austrian difficulties are in fair
WAY for a satisfactory adjustment.
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FlRE.-Iast night about ten o'clock,
fire broke out IN the stable IN the rear of the feed
store, corner OF Reade and lludsonsls The hre.
men were promptly on the ground and soon ex'h-
euish,d the flames. Damage tnhlng
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LOUISIANA.

Sor,hern Mad Difficulty between senator
Dow NJ and Ssule
B.LrrNosS, Wednesday, Nov ~, 1851
w have no mad scsih Of NOBLE this eveasng.
ne Mobile papers speak st prooaoie psrsSaa
ei1cuhy between Senators Downs and SouN
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FFsrIyAL-The first Annual Festival Of
the Young Mems Temperance Association comes
of this evening at the Military Hail. Bo~esy'
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CITY ITEMS.
Il See With page for City Items.

The OPERA-Another house, fuller ever
than the other two OF Maria Di Rohsn. greeted the
repetition OF that Opera last night. IL mishs he
called the largest house OF the season. and was
another perfect triumph Tor artists and manager.
On Friday Ernani is to be gwen, with great cast
Steffanone Blvira, MarinI as Don Silva, Badlaii
Don Carlos, Beitini as Emani-cerlinly cast
never eXcelled in this country.
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~ The appearance Of the French Vau-
deville Company at the Opera House, tonight. VIII
be an occasion of much interest We refer to the
advertisement IN another column.
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CouRr CALENDAR-This day-Circuit
Court Nos 500, 62G, ss 60 sol, s23 to s2i 800. IL,
Oil, 6sj.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-NOs. %, 10, 81, l03,
100, no. So 1875 1872 1885, 1856. 49, IS o. o. 49, i3,.
Ii l42, 49, III, 1885, I5i, So IS, lOO 49, 3d. 1855 70
l5s
C,,,.,o., ID, "a. Same A. vasfardnv
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COMMON Pleas. Same as yesterday.
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After the sale some re sales were maze AZ w.
The Stock of the Bank of the Metropolis
is all taken by $40 subscribers.
The subscriptions to Mr.. j. }. Fisk's
Bank of North America reach 100000. A num-
Der of capitalists were ready to take the whole
capital Stock, but it was thought to be the true
policy Of the Institution to have the Stock distrib
uted as much as possible among the merchants
Whatever amount Of Stock is not subscribed by
Saturday next will be taken by the parties alluded
70.
The Bank of Louisiana has declared a
dividend of 5 v cent. for six months.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
sl573OO: Payments, s65OOI. Balance, So
54l,ss6.
1t is stated that Mr.. David A. Neal has
resumed bis situation on the Reading Railroad as
Agent for the Eastern Stockholders.
The earnings of the Western Railroads
generally show a handsome increase over previ-
Gus years. For January, 1851 tho earnings OF the
Michigan Central Railroad Company were s25,-
oO3 SO, against sI7. 600 o. in January, 1850. This
Road is $50 miles in length, extending from De
troit to Michigan City, on Lake Michigan, aud has
been built at total cost of between s6,OOO,OO0
and 100000 The earnings of the Michigan
Southern Road for January, 1851, were Sl6,s6G
against g., $40 so for January, 1850. This large
increase was caused by the opening of % miles
of new road in December last, making total
length of 80 miles OF main line from which the
earnings Of the road were derived. The total
cost of the 30 miles Of completed road is about
o., 100000. About 25 miles more Of new read
l. ,,H TO- kxt 81 s,
Company within a month and the extension to
South Bend, in Indiana, will be completed by
September next, and 10 Chicago early in ls52.-
When opened TO that point, the Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Companies will have
Including branches about 800 miles Of road,
which finished in the best manner, with heavy
rail and ample equipment and station accommO-
dations, will not have cost over s4,500,000. This
will De a remarkably cheap road, and cannot fail
to be one Of the most productive stocks in the
country.
Five Banks were incorporated in Rhode
island at the late Session of the Legislature. The
Bank OF South County, Capital, 100000; Bank
of Commerce in Providence, $500, 000i Bank OF
America, 100000 Railroad Bank, $4,000, aud
Citizens Bank of Woonsockes, 100000. The
Banks Of Providence have obtained charter, and
are about establishing the "Clearins Bank so
called. which is to be employed in settling the
balance between the other Banks, and 10 redeem
ing the notes Of the country Banks, to perform the
service now rendered by the Merchants Bank.
MIR. Swift has been elected President of
the Western Railroad. The earnings Of this
Company for the month Of January, after deduct.
ing amount paid TO lower Roads wers......$SsS(O Ct
In January, lsoso s.
Increase This IL
Five DAYS lost by snow. storms would give a. tho
same rate. y
The earnings ofthe Vermont and Canada, which
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SALES BY AUCTION.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITU R f,

HOUSEHOLD F L r Nj U K +,
lIPAINTINGs, &c OF tho late Mrs hADlsOH;, y
order Of he honorable the Orphans ~ ~ r
DAY March l. I85l shsll sell. A. ne HE'S oENChey
he ale Mrs MADISON 10 Washington u y AZ INC
FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECEe' ogS'l-r
with many very valuable paintings, among ~nich nc
lowing comprise spsrt viz An original pofHa' o a'l-
inFtOn. by Stuart -,.t.,, 49,,
uouuced by The late o Adams among ne oe' PofHAs
Of his fsiher ever taken .,.,-.
An original portrait Of Jefferson By susr IN us 0e''
Style g..
An original portrait Of James Madison. by stuart e.
An OrgiuE. pOrTait Of Mrs Madison ~ osAA- leSs.
artistic effect and beauty Of fnsh ihsse wo can scarcely
be eCualed Id this country. 80 49,,
Al OH giual portrait u James Monroe, ~ anasiy.
The above portraits painted eXpressl, FOR NJ MAI'
son and have never been OUT Of the possession VI ne
Also portraits Of Americas VesPucus Columbus Seoas-
tisn. CABOT. &c g..
Christ and his two Disciples, by - by Carlo sproa--
(This picture took the premium al Brussels 10 6o8)
Together with many other paintings worthy me AlIenou
Of lovers Of lie fine arts. Terms CASA
J. c. MCGUIRE. Administrator.
26fI DYER / MCGUIRE. Aueuoneer'.
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SECOND BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Bpm.

The Stock market shows no marked
change to-day in Fancies, excepting in Harlem
and Canton The former improved to 692 at the
Second Board, the sales of the day having been
large. For Canton COL was bid and 81 asked,
showing an advance of y cent. Utica and
Schenectady was heavy and a small sale at sell
ers option 2 months, was made at ll5 Read
ing was heavy selling at 90 at the close. Erie
was SO; Farmers, 6el and firm; Morris, 2Osi
Long Island, 24I StoniDgton, 42a and firm
Portsmouth fell of to IA, but recovered to 14I;
Edgeworth was l2I; Mohawk was firm at IS
asked with "a bid; Norwich, 664 Generally at
the close the market was steady For Govern
ments the inquiry was moderate and prices
scarcely as firm as yesterday. Illinois and Indi
ana Stocks were firm.
There has been a large business done in
Exchange for the Africa, but the demand has
been met and rates were rather heavy at the
close Sterling, 9t0lO for frstclass signatures.
Francs 10.
The advices from New-Orleans and Mo-
bile indicating further advance there, the mar.
ket here has become sitter. Engagements. 1000
bbls. Oil Cake, 2s cd; Cotton, 4dG5I6d; Flour,
I'D; 900 or 5000 bush. Corn AID Dead weight,
15s. We notice within few days, to Glasgow,
engagements have been made Of $50 bales Cotton
at 3.l6d Id. IS tuns Oil, Dps Cd: 2OObbls Pitch,
2s; 60 casks Ashes, 2Osi l6 pkgs. Clover Seed,
2Os Butter, 25s, and 90 bxs. Tobacco, is. To
Havre, Cotton is taken at of cent and to Am
sterdam, Cotton, & Honey, cents and Ashes
3Oe. To Cowes and a market a Hamburg bark
was engaged to load Sugar at Havana, at E2 l5s
To New Orleans there are more vessels and less
freight offering. To other Southern ports, there
is fair amount going forward.
The Africa took about S250,000 in
American Halves and franc pieces.
Tomorrow Thursday the Bonds of the
Lafayette and Indiansp polls Road, advertised in
another column, will be sold at 10 clock at the
Exchange. Capitalists who have not already full
information in regard to the merit of this security
can obtain full exhibit of its affairs at the Office
Of Messrs Camman Il Whitehouse, No. Sc
Wallst.
The sale of S25O,OOO of the Bonds of
the Ohio and Central Railroad Co. went off at the
following rates
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ANTHONY BLEEcKER. Aaeu0aeey
-ATTTART.E FARM AT PLEAS

AANT VALLEY. Duich-ss County. \. Al Auclon
ANTHONY BLEECKER viii sell a. aacuon, ~
11e.sav March NJ 1851 A. ~ O'Clock. a. me hsfcn.l's
Fxchsnge In TIE city Of NewYofk The following FAuA''e
property, viz; A., tr.ll., Dutcbass
Counrv miles from Poughke-psis an ME hV IN ~,
village Of Pleasant Valley formerly known - " " a
Farm. containing y acres Of mrs. quaiy OF L n,3
srrss b.ing under Improvement inc uding an OfcnMh
ronsiriug Il sores Of choice fruit me balance nrayy ~
Ter land Adjoining the north side Is lafso seani r.
E1rding excel enI wster power for mills or iaci9es 80
bor.a on the farm i 10 good order Il stories rams ~
contains A rooms The barns sheds and outho9sss -
IN hi os re0 air Thu farm "a wei w.iered. ana mas n
scres or natural meadow In the vi4ge u Pleasant A.
~ there are s-v-rsl churches and good schools
A par, OF the purchase money can remain % oOo1 "'
For further particulars apply to the aucdoneer Broad
IN aswtt,sS9 HENRY PETERS Pleasant Valley
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S. DRAPER, AuctlOneer
TTNRESERVED SALE OF
S3.5OO 600


NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CONFERrt'
BILE BONDS. VIII he sold by
Messrs HAGGERTY. DRAPER JONES. at Auction
on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF March next, al l2i
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange the whole isua
OF CONVERTIBLE BONDS of the NEW YORK AMI
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. amounting to Tires
Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dollar, to The hghes
bidders Yhey will put up in single Bonds with susbia
privilege of aarger amount These Bonds are 10 sans
Al 600 each dated on the Of February 1851 and are pay
able in 20 years. and are Issued pay the hoaung debt ok
the Company and to procure adequate machinery and cara
for operalpg the road and the last loan the Compsnyw
REQUIRE to complete and equip They bear niefes1
per cent payable semi annually in the City Of New-fork
on the let Of Feb and Aug and convertible INTO
the Company az par at any time within 10 years from da1e
The bonds are transferable the books OF mo company
and have interest warrants attached The terms OF pay
ent ten per cent day Of SALE ten per cent On
the 18th of March, fifteen per cent on the let OF April ~
teen per cent on the M May per cent % the let %
June een per cent on the LIST Of july fifteen per cent
on the lot Of August and per cent on the LIST OF sep
tember Purchasers will have the option OF paying
larger or the whole amount earlier date ten per cer
on the amount of the bonds taken up always being ea
on deposit to be forfeited Noncompliance with TIA
terms of the sale copy OF the bond may be seen al hd
Office Of the Company where report OF the directors 20
the sockhoders showing the condition Of the Company
may be obtained. By order Of the Board OF Directors
22ftM6 THOMAS J. TOWNSEND, Treasurer.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioseer.
TTADT rDDnAnuyA xrDnl

" HLOADLE DUOAU W 4 hOI In
If, rear CCr,landtst, a. AUCTION-ANTHONY
J. BLEECkER vii sell al Auction Oh THURSDAY, Feb.
=, a. Il o'clock, the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
The following valuable properly, VIZ:
On bRoADWAY-Ine very superior building and lots Of
ground Known a. l55 and Isl Broadway side, BE-
tween Courlsndt and Liberty SIS The together are 40
feet front and rear by 10 feet 10 depth the building l. 20
feet 'front.' and ard lo6 feet 10 depth and stories
high above ground, with basement and uudercesr er
Cd within he ass years without regard 10 expense and
Is IN every respect building Of The very cass Terms
made known the dAy Of sale For further psru-usyn
apply 10 The AuctiOneer BrOsd.st 1881 16f2t