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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

v ERMONT CENIkAL RAJ LROAD.
PROPOSALS for SALE Of MORTGAGE BONDS;
The VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
invite sealed proposals for the purchase OF BONDS Of sad
Company secured b MORTGAGE Of lhe Road t. Villain
The Bonds VIII be payable IN ten years from Nov l,
1851 and viii bear interest ar the rate OF seY pe ceet
payable semi annually al Ihe Office OF the Treasurer OF
paym,nts viii be required in four nstalmen,s payable
monthythe first payment 10 be made on the oh day II
The Tst nstament must he paid in cash the remaining
instaments may made IN cash IN notes Of the Com
pany. The payments viii be made settlement equal to
cash onthe LIST day OfNov., 1851 .
The pfoceeds Of the these Bonds be applied
the liquidation Of the abilities the Company and for
statement present financial position Of the Coma
by may be had to printed Report OF the TTas-
tees, which has Jest heenmade
The Mortgage is made to secure the payment OF Bonds
the OF 81 OO000O. and made road III miles
in length which has cost 81 0O0,oO0
Oe3 A. The receipts for the present year up 70 Oct
sac 654 g. The earnings for September, 1851
The Bonds viii be issued in sums Of 500, and over.
Proposals must be returned TO the Treasurer or be
marked. Proposals. for the Mortgage Bonds
The proposals VIII be opened by the Directors on the Cd
Those whose proposals are accepted Will be no
tined Immediately =, JOSIAH QNI,NDSl, JrS =,
}A Il SH { l B9%S Finance Committee.
vC.R R. Once Boston Nov IS, 1851. nl9tdl
DACIFIC BANK, New-York, Novem-
L. Der IA, 1851 The President and Directors have de-
cared dividend OF FOl per cent ior the FIX months
ending 30th INST which Will be paid and after the
LIST Dec The transfer books VIII lie closed from @th
inst LIST pr0x inclusive. By order of the Board
mis- tDl J. CAMPBELL, Jr, Cashier.
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
LAthe BOWFRY BANK VIII be held at the Banking
House TUESDAY, Decembsr2. The poll viii be open
from u o'clock NJ until p. NJ.
ni7tD2 n G. BRADFORD, Cashier.
KNIcNERBoCKER FIRE IssuRANcE Co.
NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1851
DNIDEND.---The President and Di-
- reetors have this day declared Dividend Of
10 per the capital stock payable on ami after the
FIST dav of December next The transfer books VIII be
closed from the Goth until the st December BY Of
der. lnlG 2w'l GEO hoD"SoN' oec'
STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN
~ PER CENT BONDS The interest becoming due
on the first dav of January 1882 on the per cent coupon
Bonds Of the State OF California, and which IS made paya-
bic IN this CITY, Will be paid and aer that daIe on
presentation Of the proper Coupons, at our oilce
WINSLON, LANIER X co
noi m No 52 Wall-st.
nRAFTS-FuT any amount on sale. pay
able IA any part OF the United Kingdom Parcels snd
Packages forwarded TO every part Of me "oI oy te vf
eien Express Of EDWARDS, SANFORD h CO. at ADA rs
4 Co - No. l6 Nail-st u at"
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
surroga-e # the County oi NeY or, No;ce $ nefegT
s-ven 10 All rerssos haymg claims against ELIJAH
FISHER late II the City Newly grS deceased 70 pre-
nj the sane With hers thereof % the s.scrber az
~ reSJenre NJ 40 " 2atN-< zig. CITY of New-iOss
On n before the frst day # March neI-Dated New
York the 9TH day ii August, lS3l -
sulg ls,ys1Th. JOICE FISHER. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

in and f,r the County # New-YOFk. At the s1rro-
gates Office the City Of New Yors On ne se'en,ssnh
~ November m the thousand eigt h9hfrn iIu
ffv.oue Present Alexander " Bradford, Surrogate la
The of The application T. mo.sse case or se m
aG,1 ding The sppliea.IOa Of ELIZABETH On,
lie Adninstraix cf FedeIck Molor late oitht Cliy u
Nsv York deceased for authority 10 mor.-ase lease
ral esIate Of the sald deceased fr me payment u
ms debts II Is ordered that al persons interested IA me
estate II The SAID Eredencs Moor. deceased appear
,c t6s Srrrcgn,s OF the County Of New York al ms
once IN The City Of NewIork, gu the tAiitieth gay Il
p.c,rber next a. 10 &c ock, ID the forenoon ~ tsl u!
NJ rS tbere 10 show cause why ag-horiy Should not ps
10 m. ssd ADMINISTRATIVE 70 mortgage, lease or sen
So much of the res. estate Of the SAID tfedeIcS ho'i'
deceased As shall be sufficient 10 Day his ceoss. .
80 1ws A W BRADFORD. Surrogate
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,op IJvERpOOL--United States
UyHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i uNIIED STATES MAIL STEAMEHS.-The sh!ps

xT2ANTIC, Capt. West, PACIFIC Capt. Nye,
IRCTIC Capt. Luce BALTIC, Capt. COmstocs,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
fhese ships have been built by contract, expressly for
government service Every has been taken in theI
obstruction as also in their Engines 20 insure strength
nd speed and their accommodations for passengers are
usequled for elegance comfort Pce Of passage from
New Yk 20 liverpool $3.50 exclusive of
6ste rooms, 1922 from Liverpool 20 New YORK $50 An
experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship No berth car
y secured until paid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK

NIEAM ID Il w IItsAN ~ - w OfNfA
~ ana GIL ASGOW-T Glasgow and New York ste'In-
ain Company's new steamship GLASGOW, a. Sb< tuns
40 horse pcwer) STEWART commander VIII sail from
Nsw-York Tor Glasgow SATURDAY, dtb December
sc1t, at 10 o'clock. noon. ana
Annig 20 =. MCSYMON,
a,at} No. 50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
II CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
EEW-YORK and LIV ERPOOL, direct; and between
BOSTON and LIvERPOOL-The Boston shps only call
sr at Haar 10 land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt. - AFRICA, A. Ryrie
1ERslA Capt -. EUROPA. Y. q. Lott
ASIA G.. VI T. Judkns NIAGARA J. Stone.
IMEPICA n Shannon. CANADA, W. HARRISON.
CAMBRIA, J. Lecb.
These vessels carry clear white hgat az masthead,
green on starbOaTd bow, red on port bow.
EUROPA, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov u.
CANADA, from NEW YORK, Wednesday Nov 10
CAMBRIA, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. &C.
ITPICA. from NETWORK. Wednesday, Dec. 3.
ASIA from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dec. 10.
NIAGARA, from NEW YORK, Wednesday Dec. II.
EUROPA from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec a.
LMERICA, from NETWORK Wednesday. Dec b.
~ French German and other Foreign Goods, received
and brought with British Goods. Through ois
al lad ng are gwen IN HavTe for New-Yo
Passage from NewYerk Boston TO Liverpool, Size
Berhs rot secured until paid for.
Freight will he charged specie beyond an amount f'r
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon GA board.
70 All letters aud newspapers must pass through me
Post Office. For freight or passage, apply to
+. CUNARD, Jr, IS Broadway.
Tnst Cabin, $l2e; Second Cabin, $40. au22t
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CORPORATION NOIlt E.-Pubhc no.
tce is herebY gwen that petition has been presented
IN the Board OF Aldermen for a SEN Err IN MARION
ST 10 connect with the Sewer Pnncf st. All persons
interested having objections thereto are requested so pre-
sem the same IN writing stating then cNteut N interest TO
the Contract Clerk az this office or or before Dee D. 1901
nj ilfs NICHOLAS DEAN PresdeS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

OPPOSITION to MONOPOLY.-IN-
CH cpphfkNDENl LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
Tehts and SAN JUAN, At reduced rates OF fare
M, NJ and splendid steamship BROTHER JONA-
.hSN geo tuns register the fastest steamship M she
h. s' WI SAL for Ch4gres direct, on FRIDAY, Nov,m-
a. s,,S,f NJ nom Pier No B. NeIth kiyer, connect
~ ".H vac iss0Iite steamship MONUMENTAL CITY
ss.S, errANAMA on the 18th December For passage,
W. "E- MILLS. Agent No 81 Ceurtiandt-t. nl4 tzo
t'CR LILY ERPO O L-DRAMATlC
LiNL-SACkEr on NOV. % the splendid ard
al ~" pScAei-snip GARkiCk, Capt. X. Adams Wal
As,,, .eyse, her regular day For freight or pAsSge
WIN Ess, River, or 10
ANY,, sPOFFORD TiLESroN co.
vi M No as South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
VANDERBILT'S NEW LINE BE-

~ A y t1HNDlIIi " Ia w J4i y II I'LL
Y TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.
III only Through Line VIA NicefdguaA number Oh GAYS
Aorter than any other ROOeC0mp0sed OF the following
int Gloss steamships between NEW-VokK and Ban
JUAN DE NICARAGUA:
The pHOM ErHEUS, Capt Chulchil
The DANIEL WEBSItR, Cant, BALDWIN 800
And between SAN JUAN BEL So ana SAN thAN-
CISCO: -
The PACIFIC, Capt. Jarvis,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt. Wakessn.
These steamers all new built expressly Tor thlS tou1S
and for speed rato;y and accommodations are rsurpasses
The PROMETliEUS VIII leave NswYcrk, from Per
No North River the 7h OF each month, al CLOCK,
NJ commencing October 7h.
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Oh tae 22d Il each monlR'
commencing October ed $500. 49,, ,
The DAYS OF leaving SAN BhANtlSCO VIII % the l1'
and 18th OF each mouth.
When the days fall on sundlt, the daS OF s2lrk
vii be the Monday following. - -
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA 70 SAN JUAN
DEL 81 X Will be promptly conveyed over the
New Trans Route OF the Nicaragua Conpspy, having bts
Twelve miles OF Land Transportation, and At tsat pold'
embark in Of the above named Pacific Steamers iof
San FRANCISCO.
The great saving Of distance by this Route othes
heretofore established. and speedy and comfortable
transit between the two Oceans. through 0aauuG ana
lsathm country OTTER Inducements 10 the travelling ps9-
nc eesxlod by no other line. ~,
Ne passage secured until paid for. and but matted
Number of passengers Viii he taken. , -,
ksr Freight passage, apply oay at the once o. ths
Line, No 9Battery-Place. upstairs. ID. u. ALLkN
aoye hosts % # .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

ALEXANDRIA Nov A-Sd sclr. COnn'aHdtr-ih'
Chief. Woglun, Bridgeport, Conn =, A.,
BANGOR, Nov. 2l-ATr- scAr. Nofwest, HasAeil, new
York ,,..,-. M.
DIGHTON, Nov 23-Au. sch Ben. y Reeves keeTs'
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+. DELAFIELD SMITH.
GEORGE +. CLARK. Commissioners.
FREDERICK l.. VULTE,
Z y DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel NJ tJH
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-03-28
LEyERETTs LATIN LEXICON,

TINLARGED AND IMPROVED, compiled chiefly from
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