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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
DALROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

m COUNTY BONDS We oaer tor sale fair the
6ucwins SECURITIES Of the mot undoabted character,
~ ia. 90 OHIO and Pennsylvania SEVEN rER
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE sONDS' Coupon,
e.yable In New-Yort LIST July and E January Principal
f1 ~ s. COO ss CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE and AsHrA.
BONDS, Coupons PsPsbe LIST August ard LIST Feoruay-
rI tse bSS WiLMlNGToN and MANCHESTER SEVEN
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS C9upous payable in NewYork. lss June and ss
"s sa5 co.. MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
s g.. sdRs .0i Eas DEB: Of IL: cs%pa
oSp TssuE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDs Coupon, payable lot July and LIST Jan The pn'
Hf fibeco CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, Ohio. SEVER PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable in New-ferk. LIST July
snd Jan Guaranteed By the Columbia PeqaA and lnd
u sa scV CITY Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS, Coupons payable in Nev-fork l't July
and lst Jan Guaranteed BY the scota and Hooking valley
AAilSI cSc ~ JACKSON COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN. PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable LIST July and Is; Jan IL
ssooSa ROSS COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN PER CENT.
BoNDs Coupons payable M JAY ana ist Jan Inc PIN.
g 900 souls; yalue Of ts1sbs., Sill 900 coo nm, ~
B6Nbs Principal fall. due in 1854 Coupons PAYABLE IN
NevYork Population 1900; value OF taxsblea u S<f
eutire debt OF the County, t+.W' .
The named County Bonds guaranteed By the re
and Indianapolis Railroad Co , ann ,,rx.
tl5On0 ALLEN COUNTY, ina, SEVEN FER CENT
BONDS Coupons pay able LIST July and lst Jan r,.,.
250no ALLEN COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN fEh CENT'
BONDS Coupons payable LIST July and LIST Jan -
$1,000 VAN VERT COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN Fen
$500 CLARK C6sNfY, OHIO, SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS Coupons PAYABLE LIST Auf and LIST FEB
The foregoing BONDS in each case tor 81 principal
and interest all payable semi annually In New
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most ample
Iced Of
responsible citizen Of New York with power In case OF d
t,ut and sell each line, with all eqipnen Sc-
raise Money TO pay Of interest principal
The cry and COUNTY BONDS issued IN each
ease by virtue Of Special Acts OF the Lessatue
rranting full power for that purpose and direct vote Of
the people Interested that being largely In favor OF 1
issue -. a..
The laws under which these Bonds created require the
proper authorities 10 make SPECIAL LEVY OF TAAEs
10 be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF meeting
the sccrung interest," and gradually to reimburse the prnc
pal which be enforced through the courts OF law should
II become necessary. 49,.
These debts operate In the nature Of mortgage on the
real personal estates within ths respective City ano
County hmits
The Constitutions adopted By the people OF ONE ano
absolutely the creation Of funded deo
Nv Counties within their boundaries This VIII pre'ent
further issue of securities Of this sort
Printed ExhbitA in each DO had on spplcausn
At cur Office giving full and detailed information a. 70 the
4'''i' u 1WiNsLOW, LANIER CO. No 50 warst
Nev-York April 20, 1852
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lFron our corr-spon.eniHl

PHILADELPHIA, Jsnes ytped-Bns- EacAas,rss. tDs'chl
Spsea oeeyasas Mara, b. ush Honras Chicop~e, Emery,
so,soa Isabella Neier.oa, DO; jobs n Cyoa. haHon, d.
- inter hesst sasra Lon; r. y Love-, kenaey, fersn
seeo iype LARA tnntad Dc Cuba George Gtb5
tAsess ssy fessy smgeon Ne~Yerk Soaman BE Tyres,
Senoersnd Ne~ hspebhe bsser Lsgayrs. Asn. yhn
New loff judge Iennry Teohs.e enry SAITH Nor
co. ssw hsssS Wa IsO%a. psys, Ass reias Ehrsesh
brdsesof fnrhsh. Norrs Newport; 6s sssrees Geneoss
PR
c<ayesssnshps CITY Of Manchester Issh IIverpso Viz.
Raa ses Rshnend Delaware ssy@csI ssv ysi ssIl ss.sa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........June /.


sesnsAp Asse D.e.sOB Charleston spos'rd is'o,
q Co ~
skipsE. Hooker. New Orleans EAss Hazsfs E.y
YranShn Yeston Liverpool samuel Thompson c,,..
-. Rrssoep Hsvre BOYD a HIncseb Anrorz 81 o'o"e'
1shEr s., Santiago Peterson Eas, isd.. saet x osos
Ckpreki Rekbofn, Pensacola Peek Caofeh nos
-. m, Bor..nann, Losdon 0einhs Coz D. Johnson pa
49, c,-russo Church Harriet ssk yos,es A5Te.g
S..sSe nenet- Jorseen- CITY Point r. beck
Es.b.rst; Mssdeena. lBrea) kuhlmss Las"ns n-yer
sseLss juno, (Brem Adrsd Bremen L. fs'en''s'' 'eh'
saeaer. - ~, ~, a. rShn
fNsr~ Go.esd 81 Andrews, n. B. fuscb heincke Wh,a
ksr Basdy Philadelphia Thompson Hsner Ane Dr. Csnheo,
Rstore H. ~ Freeman Co.. LOvsn, NOV kesoa kichlons
10 schmidt Bschen Jue, (PrSss PEPPER. Nj anieh T.
kunhsrdt Croten By, Por, Prince Foster Ncker
500 Aoen, (Br Fnzel ST. John, n. b., I. X. Gordon
e<boossrs-May J. Peck DUpDy, Richmond, Vac Brunt
Sashi Kotos RACKET, Warelan sp@sue CO.. Eclipse Ar
o pszo. Santiago sardy SANFORD ST. MARY Lsnbkn Nor
kh &C H. Person Cataract. Rce savannah, hcCfeacy q
Co Itw juan, C. A. eager, Col
CaS~nss Grant PdehA, w. d. Brootman; GaEee Versusou
Brto master Elizabeth Ann, kause Washington, N c. MASTER
WaIcot, Beers, BoscH. Dayton sprasue.
A oloop-EsseI, Cumming Fall River, master
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Cost and founb.

WALLET LOST or STOLEN-A
w POCKET WALLET. containing from $50 to SO In
State Bsnk bills and signed By Theo. Riley paw
able 70 BENJAMIN BarEs Tor $SSs u due July 70 y is5
Also, note signed .by Nathaniel Freeman dated MAY ~
1882 demand FOR Soc and cheek on sossoa Bank Coz
sS5 signed BY Clap 81 payable Bsajaa.n Bang. Tho
m der OF the above welcome 20 the money II the wallet
and other contents e the Office OF tho sstoE House.
Payment Of the above having been stopped they
useless 20 any but the BroAeD Nid others
cautioned against purchans negotiating the above and
should they be esd any one they requested Ia give
notice the Office shove named wheFe hsera reward VIII
be paid for the wallet and papers
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R. C. KEMP. Auctioneer
ARGE and POSITIVE SALE OF

IL SPLENDID ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FURNITURE, PIANO-FORrES, and other ncn House
furnish "a articles on four months credit Tor ali
81 for approved Endorsed notes THIS DAY al 10 occk
the large Hall $50 Broadway, formerly the Chinese Museum
between Sprng and Princests r q. KEMP sill sell ST
tiOD above large and splendid assortment VI CABINET
Furniture al Of the best quality and all OF which will ~
positively sold without reserve snd presents oppor
t ty for the trade hotel hous-seeper supply them
selves with the desirable description ds The
lure has all been made In the and SUBSTANTIAL
Tor cy custom sde and consis Of large and splendid
soumeut OF nehy-carved Rosewood Mahogany and Black
0aDot Psrlor DininsrOOm, Library and Chamber Flrni
tue, comprising ny rele OF elegance and uuny found
In the large and fashionable Furniture Rooms
larger sno more varied assortment than be fSuad
establishment m the city.
No goods viii b. this sale as can be
reheo upon and warranted and limited goods will be 70.
celyed II Is the intention tf The owners that the whole
$50 - PARLOR FURNITURE
Elegant carved Rosewood Psror Furniture suite
cred In French brocstelle. maroon, plush velvet NC Of
the richest designs sly Lacies Rosewood Cabinets
wood Center Table. win EEYptisn 5lack nad ssid and
white Italian mAbletops Carved Mahogany SOFIA IeCsa
detrs so 40 sp1n4 seat rso. IhaIsi Paplsl aasas
Marble TOP aacy. Center, se. Gard md Norx Tables
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE.
Rosewood and mahogany ENtsasi.n AID other Dalng To
bes mahogany ChaIA sideboGds fosexood Library and
seeretaly Bookcase walnut and mahogany BOokc4sos
N'-''''' NC CHAMBER FtfRNirURE.
Elegantly carved rOss~Ood AID mahogany Bed.teais
Dressi BUREAUS with mAr tos and French plate s4sse-
usTbeiop enclosed W s.h.aads AID Commodes rich p.
60 a1d eD aneiled Chamber Frtdrr. Ia Wssdfo5e.
CoAeles rush seat Cottage Chain. walnut Cottage Fun
tue. rosewood and other Blessing Tables plain Ahogsn,
AID ~alnG. Chamber Furniture Sofas mahogany French
ShaTs spIng.e-t arm and rocking Chairs Oisans Sewing
Chairs.
A.o, brOn1sd Hat stand. m,hogsoy do, hall CT ain
Tables
Also the best South American cursd horseh4ir Mattress.
e, 10 and 80 pe uLds each
PIANO-FORTES
Ten superior Rosewood 81 and octave PianoForu,s from
city 4ksIs OF good reputation and all which Will o. fully
warranted the sane ~ ~hen sold private These
Pianos particularly worthy the attention OF those Ia
wziIf II good Instruments Al auction prces
Catalogue morning Of sale
Goods purchased 20 Of the city can be packed f,r
shipping al . ressoneble charge.
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DEMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

EMF hNOE.No 10 xUGtA' l -, ~
~ LAND SCOTLAND and WALFS.-BOWMAN,
GRTNNELL co will issue drafts OF 4 sterling and up
ward PAYABLE at sight In any throughout Great Britain
and Ireland. .... 800,
SWALLOW.TAiL LINES Of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON PACKET-SHlPS.-Pe Persons wishing TO have their
friends brousht out In either OF the splendid COM
DOSING the above Lines which sail regularly the 6th and
Ist days o every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thusdav from onden hereby avoiding delay) will please
.nnIv 10 the only authorized Agents IN this city.
IVY BOWMAN, 6RI NELL & co,
Office No ~ So1th-st., |ew-York and
No Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock, Liverpool
N B-When passengers decline coming the money will
be returned without deduction
Liverpool packets esvT NewYort on the 9Th and 2st OF
each month London Packets leave NewYork every alter
nate Thnrsdsy For passage apply as above.
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nEw,Jrrsrr I,sc coxrAsT.

NkwJEhskY ZINC Contact,
Transfer ortoe. No 81 Lbouy-ai
NOT1CE.-An amendment 10 the char
Tar Of the NewJersey Exploring and Minns Co ass
ls-ed the Legislature Of SevJsy add been accepted ey
ne Dreetnn The t,tle BY the sst b changed b "N.s-
Jsrsey Zinc Company
r1s New-Jsr,ey Explorfns and MINING Company ss,sA
sne the sook Of the sassx Zine and Copper Mnins ~
nsnaaetsrfns Cnppxny wtl Be unchanged for the ssU
eoeh NevJsrssy lima CemPznyl spon spploafioa a a.
o<Ece JAkEk "a ClJRffs pr.sx~-s
Esw.yzk, xsssh "a lisa
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Wa. w. SHIRLEY, Auctt-aeer
HROCkERY GLASS. GIRANDOLES.

~ LAMPs, SC.-THURSDAY, June 3 at 10 sclOcs, a
No ~ JObn- choice of white and blue Ware
OF all knos for retailers and grocers Aso5J guilt Gil
randoe- Lamps Fancy Goods Sale peremptory
shine. Aso-.o casks Done and Solar Chimneys
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN

" RAlLkOAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENr, May
s5Trans out Of New yort leave corner Of Canal
q and Broadway. .
ACCOMMODATION AsD SPEciAL--As aud ii-D A. ~.
as (Kxpress 20 stamford and Norwa and stopping ct I'll
Stations beyord ane 81 p. NJ through 70 Ne~-hsvsn.
Al 3B r. n Tor Norwsk-at $50 A. NJ and SO 2. N,
for Port Chester The ll50 A NJ runs Ia congestion ~h
Train from New 70 Hartford and Springfield and With
Train over the Canal Rcd.
ExrREss TRAINS EoI whsssn HAilord spnnshsld 6os
ton River and Vermont Rssds OsdsasbIsh
and hontreaAt A. n stopping stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Hoosai0nc and Nsagstack Rail-
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad New
sSn P. ~ stopping Stamford, Nor~sls sod Bridge
port connecting viii Housstone and Nsusstses Railroads
Bridgeport.
TRAiss INTO INSTRUMENTATION spssssi-
Al $50 7, and 93 A. a. aud 42n p Nj Chrousn from S,w.
Haven At6 A 81 from Nsfw.k-at 80 A and So
?. 81 FROM Port Chester tn. 95 A. M receive. psssso-
ger. from Springfield snd Hartford and Csns Railroads d
Haven The 20 NJ receives passengers from, Hartford
and Springfield Rsirosds
ExSsgss TssIss l-sve Hs~-Hsyen arrival 81 frzins
o" Boston. at LIS ard $50 p. M taoppins At Bndsscot
Eorwsls and stsnfor5D leaving Boston q A. ~ sns
345P.H
see large bs Of advertisement hocss 80
principal Hstels gro w. WHISTLER, j.,
suo~rfuten6en6
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MONTICELLO VINEYARD AUG

IVl TlON.-3.nO Isabella, Caiawba white and purol-
psnve Auscaone ard other yarietea-W be sod az Pa
nc Auction, on the prcmises jerusalem Quoen.
l. !. on Thu RSDAY. June 10, al 10 O'Clock AN part
OF the above Vineyard containing about 1000 vines n dae
coudition, &c.
Gentlemen's sons who desire business ost Of the city
during the warm season. the geal soah Bay where
DAB and zane abound combine pleasure with profit b.
purchasing the above.
~ sPo6tAhls hysaneat you haya euly . rsssr % d.
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To CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

M y I = Il y wv 't-hN7 N'ftN5'-
Sealed tenders will be received By TIA Warden aud
Nuniepa Council OF the united Counties Of Hgrou Perth
and bruce at the Council Room In Godereh- Canada
Ws.t ~ MONDAY the 2sth June next the hour sf u
,eloct noon when ire tenders uil DC opened for the
suiIsipe OF 4 WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
Maitland River the to~u OF Godeneh lspan about so
a., plans ard specfcaroiS be the obo- Of
JOHN MCDONALD. ESQ, GOderieh al the day Of lsStins
Two xood and sufficient approved suretes viii BE- required
10 Enter int bonds with the for the dus f1men
on The contract Payments wi Be- made moathly a the
web PROGRESSES The Bridge to be completed BY the s Of
ocsOher ls5S Any intoruson respecting the above
b h.d by akins Application the COanfy Easineer a.
str.frd IN the said united Counties n BY ett- postpaid
County Engineer Once, slIsi,ord Nay 10 1854
JOSEPH @. KIRK, County Ensinesr,
HuTun. Perth and Sruc>
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May u.s. lat a o., lon ~ 3d. bah wahan not RehnoDd)
Houoietfe, from Boston for Havana
May 30 70 TO- schr Ocean Wave, VeaIe, IA days,
from Bangor % Richmond.
May a. at "a a. on a TO- hip Shirley Her, I'm New Orleans
for Liverpool
May g. Of Cape Ha.ras VIM Lafrs5ee I'm carserss Tor
ksp.YOrk -.
May a. Bay .ebr Hooper, I'm wassa'
n CT Port Prince.
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JAMES BANK, 80 cents, Bank Of New.
y Rochelle 80 cents, Atlas Bank Clymer ~ cents Peo
Pies Bank Paterson 10 cents; Bank Of Salisbury Nd
ens; Bank OF England Ireland and Scotland Notes sne
Foreign Gold and Silver Coin and Specie bought at current
prices Also Uncunent Money discounted al the lowest
market Prompt Collections throughout the Atlantis
States and the principal cities and towns In California by
p. SATHER, No. l64 Nassau-st-
between Frankfort and Spruce ST., New-York
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d. w..s, Boston brss d. Clayton, Hanover Ayns, Gro
vs i.shsR. Eser.en and d. Aaes. Bster Bo.ton CANA
IRE Ros-rs Bael Porsmoass .bs sora tBrl Coz" Losdoa
uA. eiffey win. Pruvsepes Qsesn Bro~n h-ts Ca
,ene se.r. 40 VIM Tbonss DAYS. Providence H. sn ~
sor,on f.irssv,u sefv, Cain, Boston, Jsdss ienaJ,
Toothske, Boston Lucy Asn, Lsushn, Boston
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NEW. YOkk and ERIE RAILROAD,

Trains leave pier foot Of Duano-sr. follows. 49,
ExPREss TsAIs sf6t A. M for Opnkirk, connecting ufu
hsclas steamboats, Tor Cleveland sandusky Toledo aa1
Monroe, snd railroads Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mai TRsIss - A. N for all stations
WAY TEAM a. 81 p. NJ, via Permont for Delaware.
WAY Train a Il NJ VIA Jersey City tor Delaware.
with 6st-cla- seehost Detroit direct cosnectins VIII
Express Train for Chicago
ENIess Vt Trns AZ 8 p. N. via riennont
CHAS MINOT. Superintendent
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RAJ. s.--s,. knins roua Noble for eosoa, with cargo
Of cotton sioos sAbco,y Lh; for Gay Head Lsht nsh
~, m MusesH Channel suek on The shovel
su sl1.I bg rsus Of witbosi damage Steamer aassa
ebu.s Dot plot board forenoon and the vessel pro
eesded
ss,. viii prot. by tateu Fsl River for repairs
that sehr Marquis. ashore AZ s-conne has oeen
Abandoned several fishing boats have been -rectns her,
nd oui all her lumber.
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ID OCULAR MAE. LINE. via Stoning-

IN sor, for BosTOk, PROVIDENCE, HEw,Sssyy-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers VANULh~
BILL and COMMODORE, Of this line, run issS
isry Is heretOsr- alternately Lawns Pier No conA
hvef hrr wharf above Battery place daily, 5andsys ~
septed, st 5 y NJ, and sconnstop ct o'clock o.
sIysl Of the mail tgsn whieh leaves Boston AZ
For freight passage apply OF the ohss No 10 ssasT
place. on beard me hoatz
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CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the
- HFW-YORK and HARLEM R. r. COMPANY
Reimbursabe 1867 with annual interest Coupons at
tsched For sse by -
BLATCHFORD 4 RAINsFORD No SO willsm-st
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II NICKERBOCKERS SAVINGS BANK
n -srh..y. sorner Of xa-a-Opsn daily from 10 4 n.
aP Ths charter Of this nstur;on secures 20 mincrs
- s,malea married mmaisd the entire control Of 81
-~.svs Sspositsd IN their named
WILLIAM ~ CAMPBELL. President
Arson VILLA Secretary
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TBE MECHANICS and TRADERS

OFFICE OF lLLISOis CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
CHICAGO. May d, 1854
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY having seei3ed u make pay
ulents 10 cash s CONTRACTS Tor zk. moary a5d super
structure prepared 10 receive proposals for Divisions Nos
L26s and TO- II made Immediately. be addressed 10
tse Chief Engineer Plans pFotlss and forms Of proposal
nav b n No - Cans. At NeS-fork. Al the Office
ID Ckicseo reply definitely accepting declining each
proposal vii be GEded ~ mail before the 5Ch day
OF Jure 1852 Proposals should state III ADDE'S an refer
enses Of the PARTY. X. r. MASON,
Chief Engineer Ilinoi. Central Railroad Co
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STEAMBOATS, au6 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
and AMBOY RAILROAD

tor PHILADELPHIA, nom Pier No l. North River,
O OF Battery place by steamboat John Potterrwo lnss
daily. Morning Line leaves az A. NJ Afternoon Express
Lne at p. NJ, through Philadelphia tn y hoan Ware;
lat class cars S. I'd class line BY p M only & Return
Ing leave Phsasphia from foot Of Walnuts at AN ana
2PM Emgrsnt Line BY steamboat Transport fsom Pies
No l. ats P M Fare: 81 50
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p..y. ru,ss-a .. P.sys rssss e r sc"s.s
Behye, fnsee~Y,s s,ss Saeus La Gvss&e-na neSs
go $500 }Js. 0vt<asI N.y -eeo, %, o' -. Jone.
~ - a. Alnsui.h, Bsrbsdo WAee, Asa tefanan' JUN
a. a. s~t...... 7 rs noon--klses- y os~
W.
49, uosk IL Gov. Island IL 1874 hea "S'e' ''
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T AND WARRANTS.-The Subscri-
bers paying the highest prices for Land Warrants
Office, No Wall. corner Of Newest .
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nor WSBURY, LONG

IL BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, tMiddletown,l snd RED BANk-Ths sole, did
Steamboat EDWIN LEWIS, Captain Jao p. Corhes VII
leave New Heaven pier Pecksp. East River q, follows
From New Yok. From Shrewsbury
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70 Mariners
spoken, Gcs

Cant, Flover Of State informs the buoy 90
IL. south Breaker, White Head. o. Bangor p@D~f
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS. Tho

g. CI.sk will com Der regular route Seafssyr
9Th Of aay eayiBs foot Of Chamb-st al ioa CoS
reu's Dock e. nv al New5Ush landing at West ros5
CaloseIrs Celd Springa and risnsill Rerulnin ~
Rave Ee~bUTsh at ~ touching AZ above laIdns w
ffeisht pas-.se aPpls on board loot OF Chamost&
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MIR. SIMEON DRAPER will sell at

MI r. SIMEON DRAPER viii sell at
lVI noop today at the great room in our EKshanse IN
lots purchasers $500 90 Seven per cent Bonds
fIst and only Mortgage Bonds Of the BRUNSWiCh
CANAL COMPANY OF GEORGIA. Th- sale wa De-
pertmptory the Canal and oeks the eve OF com
petion and the proceeds Of this sale needed 10 th-
tsymens 10 contractors The large subscribed capital OF th-
Comg been all expended the works and business
Arrangements have already been made RESPONSIBLE parties
for transit of property through the Canal TO such an
this that the tolls will pay the years expehe IN
teres on these Bond and handsome dividend TO the SUNK
holders
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NTEW-JERSEY KAlLkOAD.-NEW-

YORK ana PHILADELPHIA drsct-U NAIL
and EXPRESS LlNEs-Throush In n hour Nsw,JsrsY
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New-Yofk ct A. NJ 6o>
OF Courandt-st; A. ~ and 81 p ~. Lbsry-st Leaves
Philadelphia at i2t and "a NJ and a p NJ from loot o.
walnuta Fare reduced to q f@ dnst.sas and y - 10
second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold IN the above Inca and through baggage
carried IN the A 81 and 81 Pm linss from Nsw-Vohs
With through conductor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
Clothing, &r.
THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT emphati-

cslly expressed In regard to Clothing purchased Of
K HORA Colt has long been Of satisfaction
have compliments continually pouring In from the city an
country. =, ..,,,.,~.
Our stock Of ready-nade CLOTHING h. BEEN entirety
repleuished with magnificent assortment OF spnne arc
Summer Goods selected with and Judgment which
made in the possible and are. selling at grs
reduction below competitors.
entlren who prefer having their garments made 70
der can nave their wish graed keep constantly
snendd assortment of Cloths and Casmeres and our Cut
ter has STAINED degree OF cutting almost certain 70 pleas
the nost tastidious
We also keep general assortment Of Furnishing GOOD,
j. K. H0RA co, No 81 Nasssu-st,
hetrrAn Enltnn and Iohr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

ISAAC KIP, JR., Stock and Exchange
i Broker No 46 Merchants Exchange Wsllst, New-Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

The for S9usD and Freehold will IN connection
with boat Stages 60 conway pasengers 20 all psrs NJ me
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat on
account Of the owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

GOOD CITY NOTES D.SCUUN TED,
and advances made Jobbers GTocers Asnafacturers
and others on the customer business paper payable In
any part Of the Union. J. PICkERSGlLL. 81 Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

NOR ALBANY-Chanse Of HOURS
The Cars Of the Eew-York and Harlem Railroad Leave
the City Hall station NewYor daily (sundsys sxceptsd)
al A. NJ connecting with the Western Railroad 81 Chat.
ham and ~ ~ EXPIRES, through without change OF
cars
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-13
"Recreantn whigst

The Republic of this morning quotes from the
Albany Evening Journal some remarks in which
is expressed the willingness of the friends Of
General Scott in New York to carry out the will
of the Wing National Convention--or, in other
words, to support the nominee of that Convention
and the Republic exultingly asks, how it can be
said that New York will poll a majority of seven
ty thousand against Mr.. Fillmore? "Where, -
it asks, "are the seventy thousand REoREASTs
to come from"
The Republic has here given name to all per-
sons who will not abide by the decision of the
Wing National Convention they are REcREASrs
We have no objections to this. We believe, with
the Evening Journal that the fact of participating
in preliminary caucuses constitutes pledge 10 sup
port the nominee" This is endorsed by Mr.. Fill
more's chief organ the Republic) and is on the
record. We shall, therefore, soon know who
among the professed Wings of our country arc
REcREASrs in the opinion of their own special
friends.