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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-08

the election in like manner and have
tho like compensation.
S. So soon as the result Of any cleo
ton for a judge shall havo been as
cer,ainedund declared by said officers,
they shall make out returns OF such
election to the following effect: We
sheriff of-county, or sergeant
of the city of:--(or deputy Of
sheriff of----or sergeant Of do
certify that at an election held on the
day of--for the Office fudge for
,he---circuit (nr section -,-w was
elected Judge Of the said circuit Tor
section) by the voters thereof. Given
under our hands the - day d..
Which returns shall be disposed of in
like manner as is provided in regard
to returns for election Of members OF
the general assembly.
Q. This act shall be in forco from
its passage.
Pissed the General Assembly 18th
April, 1852.
GEO. W. MUNFORD, C. H. D.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-08
Result 0ra Dream,

A man ,omewha; gwen to -uP"rstit.o n.
dreamed one Sunday night tina, hr saw
M omnibus in the street, con'oiing
Jour passengers, aud drawn by Nr hmYE%
each animal having sir legs. Upon wake
ing from his sleep, he sp'aog out Of bed
and made note Of the figures, 4, Q, So
On Monday, ne sreni several hou'ssra'ch'
ing aflera lottery ticket with the numbers
4, 6, SO upon it. Finding ore a. last, Nr
maid $40 for it, l2Pcr cent of. On Tues
day strange 20 rotate, the ;rk"' I,"w- O
Li1n.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-08

The Shah oi rprs'a,-i, is reported,
has proclaimed liberty Of conscience,
and liberation ol all religions within
the limits OF his Kingdom. Mshom-
mechanism has seldom before made sucs
= concession. This will op"n a..,ia,.
field io Christian MisSiona,ie' wb;r,
they have hihrtlo found j ~ ,"'s' :,
e!'rn iHrc,,ia!r n p1!a' ~4'' Az
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T'frnts:

THE MoSoScALiA MIRROR Is PrFLiShED
EvrEY SATURDAY MORNING. AT THE
FOLLOWING TERMS -
81 so A YEAR CASH IN ADvA%c.;
SO 00AFfER slX MONTHS HAVE EXPIRED;
50 50Ir MEYER PAID, withoW cocrsion'
IOr No paper will be discon.innsi until all
arfearages arc paid up, except at the option o'
the Publisher.
NO subscription taken for shorter period
tpin siI months.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
official Report.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY, September %, 185:


The BOARD net pursuant to adjournment.
Present: The llon + Alpuents, President ;
Nessrs Andrews, Bliiey, Bnrthe, Derbcs, Dol
honde, Forbes L,lnata, Leeds, Lusto, MHckey,
Mccormack, Nixon, Philbriek, Place. Relf
Stevenson, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
and Willson-22,
Absent Messrs Eustis, Hermann, Ramos,
Shaw and Wiltz-5.
The reading of the journal was dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. Bailey, the Board resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole--Mr. Watkins
in the Chair-to consider the apportionment of
representation in accordance with the recent
census returns and to fix and decide on the rep
resentative basis for, and number OF, Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen in the Common Council
for the ensuing four years, as prescribed by the
17th section Of the Act Of Consolidation, ap-
proved February %, 1852.
The Committee having risen, Mr.. Watkins, as
Chairman of the same, and on behalf of the Jlr-
dietary Committee to whom said matter had
been referred, presented the following report
preamble and ordinance:
The message Of the Mayor transmitting the returns
the Census Commissioners Of the several Districts OF th
city having been referred by honorable body to th
judiciary Committee that committee has ascerained by
careful examination of said returns that the aggregate
number of voters and that they are distributed
follows. viz:
In the First District there GIG voters
In the Second District there 1851 do.
In the Third District there are. 22l5 do.
In the Fourth District there .l2l9 do.
Making a grand total of...........13411 Of. 10 All voters
1t is proposed by your committee in obedience to thu
lTth section of the Act of Consolidation that hereafte
each Alderman shall represent less than $50 and eacl
Assistant Alderman less than AGO voters except scl
fractions have been provided for by the act above
ferredto The foregoing apportionment gives to the Com
mon Council thirteen Aldermen and twentyseven Assis
| tant Aldermen. Jso. A. WATKI,E
Tfios. L. LEEps
heffas. by Act Of the Legislature entitled Ac
to Consolidate the City of NewOreans and provide 70
the Government and Administration of its Affairs, al
proved February 90 1852 the Common Council is directe
to apporon the representation of the several District
and Wards the basis Of the number of qualified voter
therein.
And trhcreaS, under said Act has been mRdt
showing the total number Of qualified voters to be fol
| lows:
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life


Authorized Capital .TEN MrIIIoas DOLLARS. 80 -
sutpias md Reserved Fu1d l,0c06
&2,s40e0o
Working CapTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty Thouband
Doiars
Offering Hnuruay capital the unlimited individual
liability Stockholders, that desdatRm nsuranoehe
perfect security to tbs pub prepared insure against
Fire Risks in NrNO the reasonable
Polt
with The Mutual Companies snd aaettemen for ossef
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS. Agent, Office rs st. Chsrleaz.rest.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW oRLEAfSs
saI11ol Eichoison, A. ffetDe Thsmgs Sellar,
h.lanear, G. p. Holt, VIM. Rrre,
FeiioBss, J. B. Behn, Robb,
E. Ogden,
DIRECTORS III NEW YORK.
JAS. BROWN, ,Charlnsu.
FEArcIs CoTTEkzr, Deputy Chairman
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps
hefk W. Collet, Mort Livingston, Ed. y. SardeTson
q. W. Faber, Wm 5. Watmore.
ALYEzp PKLL, ReRisnl Secretary.
Counsel OF the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

INCREASED USE OF GuANo-The Fredericksburg IVA !,
Herald says the application Of guano the last season
two has been SO highly satisfactory that many farmers
are operating on large scale this fall One produce
house in that city has received order for fifty tons
from Rappahannock farmer, and another for thirty
tons. The Herald adds: 9,45a -
have also had cited to several wherein
practical results shown from the apphcatien OF
guano. One gentleman, whose means We're rather nm.
ted commenced few years ago by the application OF
cheney corn to support the ordinary wants Of his house
hold and his stock in the of wheat he had but
pradlv as his increased crops allowed until this year
e has one hundred and fifty barrels Of corn TO sell be-
sides vary fiir crop of wheat. He is able TO apply what
will he el,ai to about four tons of guano this fa when
but few years since his means allowed him an applies
| tion of only ff y p.ands-n
-==E-1-=--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

CuHAN ELECTROMAGNETIC NewYork Courier and En-
quirer of the Goth says:
I'VE publish this morning additional intelligence
specting the state of affairs in Cuba Itmay be implicitly
relied on as authentic The proclamation of the Captain,
General to the inhabitants of San Chrsoval the same
partment in which Lopez landed and arrested
kuowiedging the existence of dangerous conspiracy
against the government and ordering the immediate
render of all sidearms firearms and ammunition, under
the penalty of death deportation, is genuine doeu
ment and of the originals with the signature of the
of the district and the seal of the
Captain eueral is in possession The issue OF such
proclamation this proves eoneusvely that deep
discomfort pervades large portion the population
in that section of the Island and if there should be any
doubt remaining it would be at once dispelled by in
pection of the list of those arrested comprising as it does
officers of the army, including some of those deco
rated for their royal against Lopez last year members
of the secret police eminent lawyers and physicians
wealthy planters and others belonging to the most nu-
entia class society The adopted by the Gov
against the malconents of the
character; but whether not they will effect their OBJ
ject remains to be So long Illegal attempts
interference are made by subject the authority
of Government content to look upon
Cuban movements spectators We shall endeavor
give faithful chronicle of events we believe them
be of too much moment to be passed in silence
Whether to be approved condemned hailed deprec
ated they are undenaby important and cannot be
ignored"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

THe GRAfE fAccording to the Greek journals the
maady in the Cornth grapes has been extensive that
the yield of the year will only be 100000 lbs instead of
600 lbs it has heretofore averaged and that Of
the Ionian Islands will be 100000 lbs instead Of 3500O
000lbs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

SjE5CSlt Mutudl AubuI duCO SobA pony
nconomy with the acquisitions their charter the Company
ae init TIE fplloUing statemyn.:
otnSr .eevsd for ending Juy "a
tpredrisk July a. isSs 94s A.
ssa7 i33 Il
~ s,aioh there have been received, vie: ,.,,,r
For Er Pfgnirn1' <la3sSgi
Eor prem,apo 3sy.sSl Sssi q q
For life Pieniiupis. -.-" %
sIgsS !!
Lees rsnarns on terminated, usilt 10
Return premiums ass9 ts- la5ess 80
Earned ending July 49, IL
LOSES on Risks ,s sssSss ls
River RsRs lisGib ~
Losses on Life Riiks..... W, "
a3B3,l99 IS
Less Discount 53s9S IL 1854 10 s8777i IS
Net profits year ending July Ia &c
The Company have the following Assets:
Real Estste, being amount paid cash for arna 10 Is
IN Bond and M9itsassa Real Eao in lie city c Ncwo
Leans worth double amount loaned 9i7 So
Due for pre,aioms in course Of collection lssSS as
TOTAL s0lo,ll4 -
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH ., oslRAss,l
Be remembered that the soth july 1854 the sub
1 m gits f. s Psqss ssd f. The city @ 9as
assordas &c Z
(signsd) & SANsoN1 Secretary
for the Parish Of Orleans.
ca, The Trustees haze resolved pay nerea: of SIX PER
CENT the certificates pros years 1850 and ISL to
hoder thereof hor legal representatives. and ser she
9Th day Of Augustnsx..
They dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT the
Premuma oie Company for the ending the 18th July
1884, for which certificates will be issued after the sECoNE
(signed) C.J. MANEoNI, Secretary.
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
NJ GREENWOOD, Vice President
toEt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

correspo', :si =, an ea paev. complains that the
Hon judge M psrs!Sts ~ lsAs il the Court house
The writer thin, LIE ought to hire roomin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

E With tassiped capital Of s9iasoo ia prepared 10 receive
FIRE, AIARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the Office Of the Company, Nc. As CAMP STREET.
Every nTng with il becomes interested
profits divided aong thoge insure with the company
sInin % be inested hers the control Of the Truslee
This company e7tsEe purely on the mutual principal oi inaur
and the Trustees heeye this subscription (e offers ample
security policy 1Odgrs.
TIE portfolio Of le Gio1 oriaspactionby
" " ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
.p.o.F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Hesers. .PRIESTLY d BEN.
MeGsTs j. WATERMAN d co.
JOHN STROUD q co,
r. RICHARDS.
Z. MACPHERSON, Nc. ss Camp street.
AT MoBTLE-IA&lEs g. WHITAKER.
fiCKSBURG-BYRSE d ANDERSON,
GALVESTCS--JDNEs d UFFERp.
BATON RDUGE--LEEI KELLUM.
hTTAKAPAS-C. B. g. WHILDEN. np7s dawf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

Y AND WARRANTS PURCHASED -~assss
Il or LoCATED-Holders Q! 1an4 Warrants
Act oil 2Sth September 1856 lin Fem
obtain the highest cash price by laEag tiicaton 4
uniyrstgryL. .-f
tg Thaps !iIsad SELL located on
th 1rh" llB peEoi of
HStS ,os alrils SO ,-,ou,.ss.,s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

NO. /.
r. r. B.
R4DW.AF'S s RE4DY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
II Will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS FIVE MINUTES OR
LESS, and will the painful RHEUMATIC,
NERVOUS, HEURALGIC and BILIOUS COMPLAINTS IN FEW
HOURS, - -
lNTERNALAND EXTERNAL
lineveTflsin ths
nixa pAlNS.
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-SUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS.
ho suffering wh eet = the following complaints, i, yoa
viii "a JDdS WRIGHT, i5l C!iRhTRE5 STREET
RADNh VS.
FREE YoC FROM pam FROM THREE 70 FIVE MIN UTEs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

nconomy with The acquisitions their charter the Company
atEinit the fplDoing staternsn.:
for ending Juy "a
July Ia lSs2.. SIto
sseTi3 m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

Harmony Division No. 49, y. of T.The following the
the JAMES BK6ss, W.
WM. S; MauST R. ST. WM r. HonSpEoK R 81 JAMES GovAN
c. MKyER CoRNRLus GoLnEs, o. This Division
neets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hail. s5 ST.
Clarlss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

Nearly all the soldiers enlisted for the Popes ary at
Portarler have deserted at Cvitta, and them
selves by stopping dgences and plundering travellers
letter from Rome, Of the 1st inst announces that
the Const of the State is convoed for the Goth Of De-
tober Political arrests had been made at Perugia they
connected with other arrests made at Sienna ia
Tuscany and in other places
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30
MEDICAL CARDS.

z aOGTORS A. c. g.. L, HENSLEY, 48 Canal
q y street. ianl Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30

srystai FeHnt t,ivisiou No. a. &. of T.-Mees every
THURSDAY a, 9cock Temperance Hail. No. IS ST. Charles
Bnuysv W A P. Rsa II. " Etts A. r. ST E. BooT4
F. HAHlIs t., ID, W. BRosS lIggo, A. c..
WATSON, 1. s.. Il. W. fcwkLL, o. $, jy2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
DIED,
Tuesday. Feb BINARY. wife q Water

In this CITY en- Tuesday Feb e. MARY wife a Wa ter
Welsh in IN. A. h year of her age
The hiepds and scquaintaBces OF the family aud also
those of her soD HoIao Welsh, likewise those OF hsr
brother Golfer requested 10 attead her fnne-
raj on THURSDAY the 2sth inst at o'clock r. NJ IRON
her late residence, No oj Moist Her remains VIII be
taken to Trinity Cemetery. .,.,r
On "wednesday, Feb. % Of consumption, MlLLlCENT
A. wife OF William H. Wood.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 20 Az
tend the fuperal urday 28th nss at 2ocock NJ
from No Hammond-st The remains will be taken to
Greenwood for iBermeDt.
On Tuesday, Feb "a JOHN LUCIEN ESrEVE, aged
a. years, IL months al d IL days. ,
The friends of family invited to attend his fune-
raj from bis late residence No ii lhomasst this day az
1 O'Clock r. Nj.
Susan W Bremner. aged years aud days
The relatives ard friends of the family respectfully
nviged attend the funeral at O'Clock This day, 26th
inst from No. III Henry st 49, .
On "wednesday evening Feb Is, PHEBE eldest child Of
HcbaTd and Mary Townsend AGED years and months.
The funeral will take place from the house OF her grand
mother No &c East 16lhst on Friday next, at oc'ck
NJ The friends of the family are requested to attend
with nut further notice 26f St'
Ia Tanytowu Feb Is, EMMA, infant child of C. C and
Agnes c. Ssbring
Al East Chester on Tuesday evening, Feb "a. shsr
short but severe Illness Miss MARGARET UNDER
HILL, in the i7th year of her age.
The relations and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral Thursday, 26th inst at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the house Of J. W Burtis. East Chester
tT The friends ard relations of the family Will be IN
time for the funeral by taking the u o'clock Har-
lem train for Tucksho the morning Of i6h inst 25f2'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

- s,.ss v,our ard rriess tend dowsvs,d Sales OF
soSe pbls q 81 nfes< - for esfe = s' 20. ~,
- 90 Oh,o via New Orleans asd ~ eIt6s, vi ios
Mi.ed 20 choice Mchisaa and ledians. CAnsnza oa
caatinues dull sales 500 bbls goo c'mnon "
a. IA gorsherr FlsuI 70 heavy VITA me Sse
west IAdiss; sale. 500 eeb sc. '' Pm Fasp
shoics brands and IS i2s5 M ,2r xaacles ~ 81 10y, o
- "a st Com Meal sesc5 whh small saies OF JERSEY
Wheat the market j. dull and prices favor
xonaL ~. .als. reach 800 bushels mixed Southern
sne t.,ms and 10 600 prime hite Gsnesee, dshver-
VI w ~ aston n 81 90 Rye steady WITH sales OF evV
h ~ q, Tse Barley naes quiet q, 7sdsoc Corr
~ no,s fseiy offered and the market easier Inc sses
a. is,sey and Western NeS-orsans closing VITA no
n,s,s ~ these figures Gas are lower, Win sales OF
49, A. n assc ard iadi3c for State
'wuTcEY-rhe market IS quiet. sales OF lts DID, Az
,sissaac for Prison and 22c. for ridge.
bpOVIsIOHS-The Pork market is without impo tss,
rhanse and 800 bbs sold SIS IS and SIS 30 Tor me- ana
ordrary Mes; Sl4 for new Prime and Sl3 esidgb -
Tor aid do Beef is in good demand aud the mN ke,
ysry firm sales OF coo bills az $94sa. and S3aSs for
sl7 Reef Hams fair demand with sales Of % oo
Al SIS Picked Meats continue steady vi fu,tner saie
Of lao ties &c for Hams ard tsd7c for snouders baio
il quiet $50 Do changed hands 81 sG9tc for Dds Du'
ter and Cheese are thou, chsnge -, N -, -.
HIDES are firm 600 Bueuos Ayres 20 70 ~ 10 soio ~
I3lc GOO DO Cows green sslted 40 b. at 6tc SVs oty
Kip Is H. at ne 1000 Laguayra dry z6 d. al &c S'ooA
fR0Npir is ,t.ad, at s7Oa $40 50 cah for the bes,
brands with sales Of go tuns 900 tuas Engsh na
STEaS-Ths cataloyle offered to-day by Hoffman Cs.
was IN cd rsmanc and nearly all was s)d al u PRICES
for tbe blacks and advance Of idlc on the O'eens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
JAMES COLE, Auctionesr;
WASHINGTON PARK, Brooklyn.


w Positive Auction Sac Of 25o Lots on Myrtle DE
Kslb Cumberland Carlton. Oxford, Portland, Hampton
Park and Flushing avs IN BROOKLYN comprising nearly no
entire opposite three sides of washington PARK On
the Sd DAY Of MARCH ls52, at IL o'clock AZ noon' al
the Merchants Exchange, in the City of New YORK
Every Lot offered viii he positively sold 10 the highest
bidder -,
Streets graded and paved and the Lots adapted to build
ing forthwith
The sale embraces of the most valuable Lots ia the
City of Brooklyn many II them beng on y De kAO
ana Cumberland opposite Washington PARK and otn
lying north of Myrtle ay on Park, Flushing csnoer
land, Oxford, Portland and Hampden avs.
The Ferry from the foot OF Montagues 10 the foof 81
Wall New York, Will be In direct line from ths prop
erty aleng Myrtle av. and Montague ST.
Washington Park. containing about 30 acres, and com
mandng unrvaled prospect Of the cities Of BrooAyn
and New York and of The Harbor in the csnter Of thus
property. 80
The grading and planting Of the PARK now in prope~
under to be compile ed the 7th day Of Apr
and the LOIS will be sold free from the assessment
laid therefor.
All the streets and avenues graded and paved with
the ception OF Hampden St, which has recee been
GRADED by private contract
good title and free from all encumbrances Cianses
against nuisances inserted the deeds Terms AZ sale
Maps books aud further information may be blamed
application TO JANE COLE, No - Fult0n-st, Brooklyn.
or No 9 W all st.. New York, or OF the SUBJ rDers
LOTT, MURPHY VANDERBILT,
IN a'TurhkS No Front-st Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
SIMEON DRAPEs. Apcs,ssess.
THE WESTERN VERMONT RAIL


siMEoN DRAPER, ihsr Bond. sor s'os 600 @.tunas =
y on ID. 1T Of January and Is, q JAY al tie Mschaas
Thse Bcsds are psr Of Of s,os ooc secured By
the rs and only mortgage On Iher road 70 shspaard
ca ssss Of .hm has been taken in the country a.
me ve,srn Vermont Railroad sItsnds south fom Rat.
ana ecrsr o. s.saasos where with 10
Trey ara Bspnnson Railroad under favorable am<nse
The RuIlan ard Bar Railroad. At point wsee mo
latter road after connecting With me nnana aad wne
hall Sss,ogs and Schenectady Roads DIVORCES rom -
north and south course TO the eastward 20 cross
the Gseen Mountains .. p..,,.
psIoaa from Burlington south through Otter Creek Val
leg 10 Rutand. the estrTn Vermont ha,ioa1-Soaahu
t. az and throurh the valley Of the B.teIAh 10 the
Troy and Beuningos ard her southern loaas- VIII ne'
ong ssmse and ,rn.u,ura produce ba, Il complete
the railroad commupicaiion between Lover Clnada and
New Yo by considerably snor'efs-u 'ftsr more
EIsm Sonh Besnisgtoa 1t sends OF branch miles ia
uuesr survey via Lebanon fpiinss to the Hlea Railroad
Chatham -Four Corners, siil wneh rS.p " -
stcs,d s,, IN S tb: We best aad shortest rOats
that ca be made between New York CITY ana tsAia
done The Se, manner' with curves and grades Of the
favorable character Under the eyes OF me s.eH
s0dss and we rssar 70 rcsnony~and
now confidently believed that The Whole VIII os co
by the Of May nsIt a. cost Of not exceeding s"o"
per n lie, Including fuiRiGfe
EoTiy We miles OF he road opeasd for sranis
from Rutland south to Arlington, Vermont-the iron and
materials are all Teady for the rest OF the oe-xnd sns
rh IL man line would have completed ere this, oat
or the delay getting the iron DO conseG iea upon the
unprecedented severn ad early closing In q lne wns
The has been done by the farmers ana
res along the line ef the road who have subscribed
s.Oo 600 TO the stock and paid up their
with conineudable proinptness; and the Comoaay now
come forward for the rs time before tue puoc 70
by sae e their Bonds the sum necessary 20 the
nsymepis for their purchases Of Ioa and furniture
PsIemptory Sale Of the above Bonds vii take q.
At the Merchants Exchange at ominues pa't IL cioc.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th of March.
Tor full particulars apply 10 ,,x,-r
KETCHUM, ROGERS 4 BEMENr,
No IS william ST., aud to
ftnhlo corner OF william
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
+. Cotton, Auctioneer.
Il ARGE SALE of Genteel H0useh0ld

II 4 Furniture Watches s. -. COTTON viii cell
THIS DAY Thursday Feb &C. at ef o'clock at the aun-
ton rooms, Nos SO R,ekasn st. and 80 Aan-s,a n'se
net Furniure being in part the stock Of dealer coon,
prising part Of mahogany and BACK walnut soss sa
chars Fretch mahogany and black wsluut oedstesds,
book c1ses and desks and mahogany marble Top
center and sofa tables iaaid crystal do erteas N 40
marble tor dressing bureaus and top washstands,
sofa 6edends esuehes ia hair cloh and orJc lele'
dyans oomans ladies work tables. mahogany rock
ss ward obes bed and carpets and oil cloths
Office chairs Boston rockers sc Also several SUITS OF
white and Kilt bletop asd PLAIN chamber furniture en-
suit, Also pay advance several gold and svsr watches
chains, &c Sale psIe mptory. Iot ~
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kRCE SALE of EIEGAN L

IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, &c
THIS DAY, at lOi A. NJ the entre Furniture Of the
dwelling house No. 81 Bsekmaa ST.. embracing large
end Sofas marble top Bureaus Washstands French Bed
Mesds Rockers. parlor Chairs. Dlvans SC Nc Tspes-
Natures Fancy Goods warranted Clocks Preach plais
Pier Glasses lo8x3O and 7sx26. Also large variety 81
other goods too numerous mention and without aay
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