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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15
DOHN'S LAST vOLUME E

ROHN'S LAST VOLUMES-Scriptur
ID Lands Described in series OF Historical, Ge.
ographical and Typographical Sketches, by John
Kitto, D. D., and illustrated oy complete Biblical
Atlas, comprising twenty-four maps, with an index
OF references-1 25.
Rome. in the Nineteenth Century, containing a
complete account of the ruin of the ancient city,
the remains of the middle ages, and the monu-
ments of modern times by Charlotte A. Eaton
5th edition to which is now first added complete
index and thirty four engraved illustrations-in 2
vols. Vol IL 25.
The Heroides. or Epistes of the Heroines-The
Amours, Art of Love, kemedy of Love, and minor
works Of Ovid, literally translated into English
prose, with copious noted by Henry c. Riley, B. A.
of Clare Hail, Caabridge-l 25
Lives of the most Eminent Painters, Sculptors
and Architects, translated from the Italian OF Giol
gio Vasari, in vols-vol. 81 W
On the Power. Wisdom ard Goodness of God
manifested u the creation of animals and in their
history, habits and instincts, by the Rev. William
Kirby. NJ. A., F. K. s., &c. Rector OF Barham-yol.
Ii 25.
ust received and for sale at the Exchange Book.
store.
jyl3 G. NJ WEST e. BRO
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SoUTHsIpE RAILRoAD.-The following res
olution was passed at a meeting Of the stock.
holders of this road, in Petersburg, on Tues
day:
Resoired, That the President and Directors,
Ia majority OF the whole BoarI concuning)
be authorized to borrow for and on behalf OF
this Company, for the purpose of completing
the road to Lynchburg, a sum not exceeding
$SO0,000. upon such terms. and payable, prin-
cipal and interest, at such times, and at such
places, as TO them may seem best,-and that
they be authorised to issue the bonds Of the
company for the sum SO borrowed, with coupons
attached, signed by the President, and sealed
rity for the prompt and faithful payment of the
interest and principal OF said bonds, they be
authorised to execute, in due and legal form, a
mortgage on all the property, works, &C., of
the said Company.
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Es iar Allison G. LOCKER, printer, died
- Cholera at Cincinnati on the 9th inst.
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DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER-
ID FROM THE BLUE LICK SPRINGS In KEN.

QLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER
ID FROM THE BLUE LICK SPRINGS, IN KEN
TUCKY.-Fresh supplies just received. This Sui
phur Water 10 well and fsvorably known. Pefsons
OF bioas habits with tendency to bilious aaec-
tions, other diseases incident the warm montha
Of summer, or those suffering from dyspepic
symptoms, will find great advantage from its use.
Al q cooling aperient it possesses many adyanta-
ges over the ordinary saline purgstives Its action
on the bowels is natural and ifs effect Of Civ
ing strength and tone to the digestive organs,
der one OF the most desirable remedial sgents Il
has within itself the elements of It's own preserve
ton, and we are, therefore, enabled to offer IL a.
perfect a. to its outward characteristics, and with
the certainty that all ts properties a. remedial
agent retained as If taken fresh from the Spring.
Ia iss composition, II 10 identical with the Harrow
gste Spring, OF England. We are the only agents
its safe in this city. Our supplies are ueetved
direct from the Spring.
All Blue Lick Water In bottles sold By us win be
branded thus" Blue Lick Water, Purcell, Ladd =
Co.," the words being blown in the glass. Tho
proprietors, with the view of placing this Water
within the reach of a put II ct 80 low price that
we feel warranted In saying that Il u the cheapest
Mineral Water In the United States.
PURCELL, LADD \ CO., GENT Agents
iel7 For the Blue Lick Sulphur Water.
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nkY GOODS AT COST.-The subscribers
II have still in store large assortment of sea.
sonable Dry Goods, which they are desirous of
selling out at and below cost, in part
PLAN ana fancy Silk Cravats
Silk and cambric Neck Ties
Paris mems and boys kid Gloves
Taffeta and Cap Ribbons
Irish Linens and brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
SiIesias, Rice Cambria
Black and white Wigan
Colered and blue Servings
Buttons of all kinds
Colored and white Spool Cotton
Linen and cotton Tape
All of which will be sold at and below cost to
close. THOS. L. CHAS. ELLIS CO.,
je7 No log Main street.
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To MAKE MUsQUIToEs LEAvE.-Tiea piece
OF flannel or sponge TO a thread made fast to
the top of the bedstead, wet the flannel or
sponge with camphorated spirits, and the mus
quiloes will leave the room.
Don't know whether the above is effectual
or not, but it is worth trying. We believe
however. that if the vile insects once get a taste
of human blood, all the camphor in the world
won't drive them away.
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MORE NEW BOOKs.-AT THE EX

MORE NEW BOOKS.-AT THE EX
Iy1 CHANGE BOOKSTORE.
Time and Tide or, Strive and Win, by A. S.
Roe, author of James Montjoy,' To Love and be
Loved &c, &c. vol compie.e-50c
st. George; or, The Canadian League, by VIII
liam Chas Mckinnon, author OF 'Si Castine,' Le-
geId Of Cape Breton, &c. vols-l
Marcus Wsrland; or, The Long Moss Spring. A
new supply-50c
Michael Bonham; or, The Fall iof Bexar, a tale
of Texas. Compeie-25c
Also, great variety Of other new works just re-
ceived and tor sale by
jy ~ G. NJ WEST BRO.
l(RANDiNG Pal. Il, OF different colors, for
- Tobacconisn that are using paints Of
pale, dirty color, and which clog up the brands.
should give my Paints trial, and thus avoid the
evil as they are prepared with great pains, and
warranted 10 give satisfaction
w. Al. DADE Chemist,
Tvs Main street, near Old Market.
uORsE sHOES.-Forged horse and mule
i Shoes, knd Grifhn's horse shoe Nails, for sale
by
my - vAN-LEW TAYLOR.
GTICK LICORICE.-7a cases iins Calabria
= Stick LicoIice.
30 do do Spanish do do, in store and Tor sale by
ie29 BACON 4 BASkEKvILL.
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Those over fifty years of age win be charged IS
psr cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents admits
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above
the 1rst year, and must be paid the time of ap.
pication, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs.-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster.
ers, corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
Geo M West & Bro Booksellers, Exchange Place;
Smith e. Marvin, Merchants, Main st.; Bowen
Bruce, Washington Hotel Mcdonald & Lyons,
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; Hablis.
ton e. Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th st. do; Thomas
Hornbrook merchant, Wheeling A Laing, hard.
ware do, do; George Hsrdman. builder, do; J =
Wharton, Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
Mehaty, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth, J NJ Blanchard,
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor Of
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Gov'r of Indiana;
Hon Augustus French, Gov'r of Illinois; Hon
Austin a nIng, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead. Senator from Penn; Hon James al Por.
ter, Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed (post
paid to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
20
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A WNINGS.-JACOB NULL, 18TH street be.
"A tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
20 execute IN faithful and workmanlike mapner.
the above description of work. Awnings sacI.
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, TarpauIins Wheel.
Ropes, and all other kinds OF splicing done a.
short notice and on reasonable terms
~ Orders left at the Hardware Store of Smith
d harwood, or as above will be attended to.
jel7-1m
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ElGHTY THOUS AND FEET j la
= Ill iSCH DRESSED FLOORING, even Lengths
$4,000 do white Pine Boards and PLANK 40 an AZ
seasoned Oak Boards; $4,000 do do inch sutton.
wood TO-, 90 do IA inch heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton and
Ashland, for sale b -
my l4-ts A. q WUJTETEI n
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TXECUTOR'S SALE to close the Es-,

tate of an Undsrtakers Establishment e. and o.
The Valuable Premises Carmines lat the head oil 'alck
A. and on Leroy.st the lately belonged 70 and was
used by Mr.. John Mace, deceased-ANIHONf y
RTEECKER Auctioneer will sell auction At Nos % and
n Csrminest on TUESDAY the 10Th Of April, 1851 At
ol O'Clock M tho valuable Lots and Buildings known q
No IS and n Caninest and Leroyst In the rear OF
he same Also the LOT and BUILDINGS on the north
de of Leroys being all the premises owned and occupied
bv The late John Mace as an Underakers essbishment
The property part freehold and part easehod and WI %
sold with the entire stock consisting OF all the con aoout
l5OO hearsos with punes pals and other paTaphsrnala
and sx fine valuable horses coaches sleighs &c 10
Also the entire stock of coffin lumber, consisting OF ma
hoeany walnut, pine, Ac, &c -,
Also the chandeliers and store furniture and three
lots in Oak Hill Cemetery ROckland Co. Also, vault under
Carrnnest Church.
largo portion of the purchase money of tho real estate
NAV remain on mortgage Of the property The personal
properly to be paid for in cash and approved notes
Further particulars be obtained application 20 Snoe
Shipdle No 46 10th-av Wghman CLARK, Atsor-
nsys &c, No 1876 Broadway tFrnklin Buildnp) where
mars and catalogues be obtained or OF the
at No Broadst, and after wednesday l4tn April io1z
Ths real estate horsss carriages and harness VIII Do 500
and without reserve. Possession Ct once
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

NETWORK TO and from ALBANY and TkOH.-
REDUCTION of FARE.-On and after MONDAY, Asrce
LEAVE NEw-YoRK, GoISc NoRIH-From the once cor.
ner of Chanben-st and College-pace: AT A. M, wsy
Fsre-Si IS through AZ A. NJ Through Train for Abs
nv and Troy stopping only at Peekskl Cod SpnnE -
Kin New Hsmbsh PoushksePae, Hyde rIt Hins e. c'
A. "a A. M from Sst- Way Freight to Albany and Troy
Al I'd A. M to Peekkill stopping at all way sfationa
p NJ, Express Train to Albany and Troy, sioppnf Guy
through in hours fare Abanys2 50; to Troy 81
A. Jap NJ to Pseksk, Freight and Passsnsen stopping
a. ali wsy stations At r NJ Through Mail Train Coz AZ
bsny and Troy, stopping At Psetsk Fsaki foufnT ~
to Albany, s2j to Troy, u o. AtYP br ros.s. ~
stopping at all way stations AT NJ fef Albany sns
Troy Passengers and Through Express Freight. Fare
through, 81 Is ~.
Goise scgTH.Iesys Troy Eafins Station at . ~ A. n.
Leave Albsny-At Al NJ Way Mail Train fog New, fons
stopping at Way Stations where there are mails % %
c1ived and delivered Fare through from Albany q AZ
81 NJ Express Trsin stopping only hnesoo' mnn
beck, Poushkeepse FishkilI and P:sssL sfs 'h'u
Wsy-Proght only, from East Abanyl AZ II 49, a -,
Through Train tor New York, stopping Of al Way Station
north Of Peekskill Fare through from Albany "; ~.
TROY x2CS Az 81 p NJ, Through Tram for New-i AZ
stopping II o'clock train rare tns ss,o trs,r
p N from East Albany Through Mail and fsssenzsf us'1
s,nunnr A. ali stations on signal Fare through 20
iesye Poughkeepss for New York-At % A. d. iof Wv"
York stopping at all Way Stations a. n p.-.urss.
Leave Pesfskill for New York-M % a ~ Pssssn-
ss. ma FREIGHT T. Nsw-Yorf stopping q WAY w. -
Al Fl p IL. Passenger 70 NswYork, stopping ~ - ~
lions. - .,...e. ,..sor, e.s.rtus the earn
Eew.YOrt' March ~ ''I Z. FRENCH. Superintendent:
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Foreign Ports.


CsSui's FEB ssd ships Townsend wodsrson from Boston,
X0 ~ art lsh, TO load tor do Ehrs Wsrwck Ws,on from
x,V.eu. ~ 1'h' 10 kad mf Boston Neori. Ehodt from
bos;oa wa Mad.s l9A. TO Dad Boston erbe Bus,..
sef 10 ~ Jays Washington Ahon McKa ana sns.pors Ham
ton o 90 sn kd~srd, Colby. tor half oaiei oreco
prs~ snd swecn ,c,tns do soarh loaded I.n,ra PHI.
Wasos, iof New bSosd, hs ilaloo N.e ,oa, ~ ~
loet ~ Ar Sh to at og Ia E.sbeth Alien rrA,m a, a.
~ hopcwct Joyce Tor Co AnSo Mu,iorh
London. Columbia bhireh; AeT, Rsnl.,, ks.,,v 49,.
WiLam., suG SsfsO. Frveasn fr Loos Oreson H,pct.,
er Genoa; Hear, Ware. Nasoa. Roiteclan Wsas, T'
M suroPe W Jones Colby une bss,se New YoTS
ks.aes- Souioa bach -sAys h.t> N.ar.. rsn.
e2 'or bot rrNiy Wsndhsn Cali, or fs1doa w,iun,
or ses.s Reward Cohen. Ripley from rranclso arr l.,h
ese Caed, PEI. Sh. Sups Forsstsf Cafsd London 18Th
sefscrusoe bS-s pantec. Scotland 2!s, ship Prancona
u~se ho>toa the 2lsi Ryras
3 fetss-asrs. nsrden and Msshnston r,ns Pinms Go
soaaoa sNsl, oE sand He~ds) Feb oh. sh. Della Mara
Sh bnrns visis fnns do lth southern Cross, ssvsas
" is,h suPhe-a,. ren.sy, London-
Palermo, 10 u, bsrh cus Sec for NcwYorl; huss Car
Se o do Set5uctor (Br.) for Boston schs kos (Ss
- Ssw orrsRs sslhs~s (Bsl for Bstnore SD ilh,
eMt fraacea, se New Orleans; tsh. shss Sophia Wal
Msvea New rort h Robt burton, Lesse dol ens Mar.
~ frssasn, Boston, h bsn Powhassas, Drink
hsAas 80 ul. ship PA,o Lord. Sr Ros,os bark Stella.
New ossnsI hrs ssssna (By) Freeman for Boston
49,, va easis Esassh Yosns New Fok. issh, Psyssas
~ Ss:es ssA sA. bsAs epsy Ls.so. AID u Hobart
March .A1. s.raA xsy (Br, Ii,sLs fer do Dol
~ ssssA b.. Hssasrsos nr 10, 70 succeed W
sssnsA Lord Byros tsr Dsssa. br DE- M Sns ehss Ne
n ~ er ~ viii asspossh
49,. a M All. ssh psa.oaA wlssss Asn PAiL vie
81 re sns r.ss nisslsy. sr New Yor i. 10 d.y,,
sssu fax rAAAs6Aa, de- 81 - 49, - nsr.s ia
s1S 70 ssd es nss vosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
B.A. Chiffon, Auctooeer +,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF 80 Lots anu

L Cores Of Los Of Ground located on ID and Ms Mad Of
on. C,tv os SswYork COLE Chiffon will ssu 81
April 20 sssa bdns o =
s =, Fi.snor ID and William Harris TINS properly
Is. an elevation above dwate Of between % and 70 =,
and commands extensive and pctussaus sx s IA
$500 nase COUNTY. and il believed, unsurpassed
:ussd for respectable residences By any ether % %
onsx NAV remaia bond and mortgage, per cent PEI
snnu or three desired AL sn "a ma
y. c an T. I'D when the deeds are delivered
printed abstract of titie, By r . - Co.. Co..
On he dsy Of ssIs For maps and particular apply % one
sxctioseerx No. WAil1k Isses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
Arrived.

III nsoi.l CroweD, Leshorn, a. days: mise 70 :
gpkttass't ~ Gc.xe's Banks. speks bng NJ sne2he'd
ss Nv ~ YEA for FayaL The has been 20 lays westward
s nsns' .es..) Bndi.b Lonaon and Portsmouth haeh
$40 M GnHs aa,S'n ne C. ul0,r. Ro,.u
siolefs-''c ,o,nber. sea Lion, Brown Rocksnd LINE
tosi sn :, John, B.. days sap knees 10 Jesse
part - ofpvmou,h) romeroy. Lesbora 6s days Tndse
ST bes, mach g. hL s. Ion 49, spoke Dark LiDA''
asns ya. Perry At,kapas, ie days, noa'se' to Peek
.E,n:s. wen, Alexandria, day.. ao~er to W. H New
'sm %. lie day NE. and fresh, w'h RAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

M An a. naSo Cry s-;a N Sill 9th. bar Dan
Nfid Per-rsif. New. York.
Cuhs f H Orreon. Perd-'on for New oft,
vts.S.a LHs ku, te--e
Hah-s, y s.. 81 brss s. cniS Bener DO ,aa
seI>. p. Philadelphia; 'er.. Hhl,bi Mad. McDurm- NO.
Ffriy oiifen do ii,elre y. 9Th, bns hsanoa
Esker~n. iiadria .rhr Esrrc,s Day, Boston loti D's
Adah Niait losion 12h hr. En- hrint Donar freie'AS
lnr- rjszricwf.
Jo2 y q. lcth ;n.i -clr on. NMuen View fork
AtArcn, A. X ne Fluriie AnFor' "r '-" tors'
ia Nate Forrest, do WIN Porter, Or sharp tor BAH
LIS. ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
adrian H. MULLER, Auosionees.
SALE at AUCTION

il of YARN Of sss acres IN Bergen County newyer
ssy BY oder Of the Executon OF Henry EAss
Ami % isse ss Il O'clock H. a. the Merchant E.snsn -
II the City Of NewYor By order OF tne III hst ear
eoubpr, Of the estate Of Henry kass 80 Hscksu-
IN Am or rsot Of land ns.s and ly 2. .y 81 Ber.
;.Oi River T. !hs own:Aip Of HsIasdsss a.sk
Lila .U~ssy b. obs "a .ad Z: e s's co nSs
perts ths fo1 u !aias ~ Ossk and Known
800 ss 81 Ssm so.s. .sr b - :.s %sss
lss. sxosptnS and nS by sasnnsl Oedan anA ~
Wi(D b eus John Iefnsen'' WI HBLSON,
n ADDE1 nMhBE
r..-k ~ ststs q Henry HaeA deeee0eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
WILLIAM Duxosr, Auctioneer
EORECLOS URE SAL E.-Ihe

Westchessx County, Nsw-York win DO cold u susaon y
DUMONr HOSAck under the dIe0Sn o. S1 ,s1s 3
sid county, on TUESDAY, tho 2oth day o. APrs -
Ths abovs named properly oen.ssns Of :Sout aysys
ceres Of land in high STATE Of tsso o. ~
Nsw-YoEk and in the imneAass vicinity - tas nan1.
RsilrUad Station Ct Harss Oognsr. Beadas Ae rewe9
WorhA Which srs In gool order thsrs hs Irsais:s
susd abstantisl stoas Dwelling HousA With a. re4essa
utbsildaoA no. The wsss povW = vs!assls ~ = ~
nlpEmnsion spp2icatiOu b mnde y - VAAAAssSS
WHTTTH0Us6 co, Ne 20 Wsi&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
Financial.

BONDS of the CITY of COVING-
ID TON, Ky.-Guaranteed by the Covinston and Lexns.
ton Railrond CeThe above named Bonds are In Of
EACH and bear interest six per cent snnu The
principal and interest coupons are payable In the City OF
conformity with special act Of the Legislature ratified BY
an almost unanimous Of the citizens They guaran
teed BY the Coyngon and Lexington Railroad Co. which
taverses FIVE of the richest and most populo Counties Of
Kentucky 1t is 81 miles in length and will cost about
e. 10000.
Printed exhibits &c. be obtained application to the
undersigned, BY whom the Bonds offered for sale.
CAMMANN, WHITEHOUSE CO, No. So Wall-sS
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DEMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

ID EMITTANCESt to ENGLAND, IKE
III LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES--BOWMAN,
ward payable at sight any town throughout Great Britain
and Ireland. 1850.
SWWaaLLLL0W-TA1t LINES of LIVERPOOL and LON
NON PACKET-SHIPS-Persons wishing to have their
friends brought out either of the splendid
posing the above Lines which sail regularly on the 9TH and
s DAYS of every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thursday from London Thereby avoiding delay viii please
apply to the only authorized Agents in this city.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL l. Co.
Office No SO South-str New-York and
FFNWICH CHAMBERS, Fenwich-st, Liverpool
NJ B-When passengers decline coming, the money VIII
be returned without deduction. 49, 49,
Lverpoo Packets leave NewYork the 9Th and 2lst OF
each month London Packets leave Newly ok every alter
nate Thursday. For passage apply as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
$2OO.OOO rr Bo sSR a2sos COUNTY aAT1

and CITY or NASHVILLE (Kentucky) bonds
Messrs Gilbert Johnson Insurance Buildings Wilamst-
Cent Bonds of the above Counties and City with
coupons payable semi annually ia the City OF New York
The Bonds for 81 900 each the principal rembursaoe
These Bonds were issued to the Mayills and Lexington
Railroad Company payment 81 STOCK 70 saas
vote Of the people, unanimously In the City OF Maysve
and by heavy majortes in the Counties. .,,..,,h.
miles long and connects the Cities Of Maysve on the Ohio
River and Lexington in Fayetts County The estimated
cest Of tho work is H. o and the stock subscriptions arc
The Counties Of Bourbon Faye.te and Mason all pop
ulous and wealthy The soil Is unsurpassed in fertility IN any
substantial Phs Auditors Report for 1851 exhibits the fol-
lowing statistics of wealth and POPULATION: Formulation
Bourbon. 94lIN a.ySy5
Fsyette ..................'. I,ss.so sisss
The above Counties entirely out Of debt excepting o1
their seesn, Rarosd amounting Tn:
City of Maysvie has population OF about 5V ana AZ
able property to the amount Of ooo is the point
on the Ohio River in the County Of Mason OF
Dr the whole section Of Kentucky OF msr
chandiso produce going inward and anu
the influence Of the system q % nov cs regions Of
Kentucky and with the principal hines OF hauwy nm
south and north the city must rapidly e IN " 40 AZ
Sn hon mean. to the amount Of and
p2oso exclusive Of tho tax for Railrc.d ,hbted
81 the Assessors book which does not give moro snan W."
thirds Of the actual value ,hhss,
ne oonsutionaty Of the isus Of those Bonds pa
affirmed BY tho Circuit Cours and Coun o. APPs; To
State of Kentucky which forever settles that question:
Court Of Appeals decided that their colleco1 can n
brssd BY writ Of nsndan1A and tns insoo"-A P''F
every ciSisss subjected 10 the payment -. r.rs,ct
Tie Kentucky members Of C0nQcs certify 70 - "a
sscsrisy Of thscs honda and Mr. Clay sdds n ess'S
.TSsss thrss Oosntss szs among ths reAss oe ~.
sxcludine Jesrn tAsy ~ tarse rchs@ ~ 49,.
he Ess. srs s.sc.ssd unlss he .asaosy q u .r
ta,. snd - power 10 usnS thse sufhorty b. 80
1870 h, tb. hishesf todicAa nihWal h ksns.cU
..s.slu ~ q. ~, III ~ YgindPsl ~ assss" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer
SALE for PARTl-

DEREMPTORY SALE for PARTl-
TON OF about Lots of Ground situate in the With
and IXth Wards of the City Of Brooklyn Also the LIST and
of Buswick being tho most desirable property that has
been offered at auction for many years1W, d; fkANh
a. at IL O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the following
valuable property -
DIvsIoNAv-6 lots on Divisionav, corner OF Gerryst
Also, 5 lots on Divsonav, on the opposite side -,
GERRysr-9 lots on Gery-st, between Throop and Db
vison-ay.
THRooPAv-l4 lots on Throopav- including two corners
Also gore lots Throopav between Bartlett and Ger
ry-sts. A.
''D''' SLUG VI WILLIAMsBURGH.
FRsT-sT-2 lots the west side of lsst, between South
sh and South 7th with the bukhead 10 the East River
South 7rHsr5 lots on the south side of South 7thst,
SOUTH 6rHsr-2 lots on South 6tlst, between ID and
soUrH 5rH-sr-l lot on tho north side of South 5tst,
next to the corner Of llth-st
Also lots side Of South 5hs next to the cor
Also lots on south side f5ths next to the corner OF
Union-av. -.
Ao large gore lot on the corner OF on0n'' anu ''u''
Also, lot adjoining the above on Un9nsy
South 4THST9 lots the south side OF South 4st De-
Also large gore lot on the Of Unionsv and South
SoUrH 5rH-sr-l let South 5th-st- in the rear
UNIos-Ay.-5 lots Union-av, between South 4th and
South 5th-sts. . g., 90, 4, a, -
NORTH 2D-sr-2 lots north side of North 2d-st nesr
LoRrMER-sr-2 lots including the corner Of Dsvoe and
Lorimer-sts. ., -, r. n.
frame house and lot the south side OF De-
yoe-st in the OF the above.
Alno lots Dovoest, near LOrmerSt =,
Souri, 3DsT3 lots South 3ds including the north
east corner of 8th-st. , -, 49,,
FrGHTHsT- frame and lot the east side OF sfh-
McKIssossT-2 lots on the north side, between Smith
aso lots on the south side of MsKibbonst, between
M.psHMisT-7 lots on the south side Of Marshalst.
Also the southeast corner Of Smith-st
~Also lots ON the north side Of Marsha between Mot-
rell and Smithsts
MospyfI-sr-5l lots the west side OF Morsus, D.
ween Cook and De Be Voisests
Also Gore on the corner OF Morrell and De Be Noses
Also lots on the side OF Aorell-st corner.
Also s lots the east side OF morelisr ncaonS VIC
corner of De Be Vose-ss ,,. A., N.u~+o,
NEWTON ROAD-The frame house and lot on the Newton
Road and Morrell-st. ,, ,... -. u.Ki..
Also frame houses stories and basements on hcnis
bOn-st., between Morre p, ana vIaGsH"A
"a lots ON the east side of Dvisonav between rameo
and WoodbIne-sts. ,,,,.... -. IN IN.
40 lots between Buswick-av and ashinstons ST. 10 LILO
town OF Bushw;ck near the cross roads A.
BNaps and all necessary nformaton relstive 70 VIZ
propertv NAV be bad application to JOSEfH nOgon
ron Fsn No 50 John-st stairs and also ~ INC onco a.
tbe Auconeers No. Broadst bosi-maps VIII 70 i0~'J
for distribution one week previous 10 the sac ., q,
TrRMs-iO per cent and the auctioneers "a
tba day of sale 90 per may remain on Dond ana
ease Al Der cent the balance on delivery Oh tns oSoa
49, t465N