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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPREME COURT Admissions to the Bar.
The following gentlemen, after examination, were
admitted to practice Counsellors and Attorney In
this State
VIM. d. Bliss, David w. Fenton, Joseph Foote'
John X. Harper Albion Mann, Smith f. Lane, ihos'
Lawrence, A. Gallatin Stevens
Three or four other gentlemen offered, fof whom
there will be further examination
II. s. DIsrRIcr CoURr-Before Judge
P.,ts-Decisions James Olnsy agt Steamshte
Foicon TO recover for value of package OF goods
shIpped by Wells, Livingston & Co for Chagres di,
rected to Cook. Baker & Co., or Cantor mo- r h
NJ fading was signed TO w, l.. Co 10 denver INC
package TO 5. Sea, or ZscnIisson NELSON 81 ineu
Co Endorsed the bill OF lading In blank: sea test-
fed that he called board the ship at Chagres oa.-
SIDE of the bar for the package, but II couo NOT %
found AZ d the person told him II had been sent on
shore He did not have the bill OF lading, out Dill
Of parcels sent by W., l.. & Co, IN which this was
mentioned. ...s;nx g.
nrove The delivery of the package to Il. e. n. NO
Evidence was given that IL had not been received Dy
them nor was there any proof 1t nad nos Ieacneo
Cook, Baker IL Co. :, 81 hi.
oxnership than the bill of Iadng Endorsed In blank.
The Court held that the package was the properly
OF the consgnees and not OF the Shippers ano the IN
dorsemt Mt OF the bill of lsdirg by latter passed In
interest 10 libelant. Also held, that the nDeuant
must proye breach OF the contract or delivery oy
he carriers. and that the package did not reach
Zachrisson Neison IN =
Iadno cannot sue upon it in his own name, but he
can in admiralty provided the indorsers are owners
Of the goods. Libel dismissed
Victor Constant agt. E1inghan b. Sutfon-Mouon
IN srnnress commits sion executed In California, be-
cause The witness there had not made full answers
to interrogatoIies Of libelant. 1t was returned 20
this Cour, and opened 9th August, $751; and hoeans
made ACQUAINTED with its contents.
The case was entered for trial In September ana
later terms. and is now on the Calendar ana VIII
nrobaoIy be reached this term and the motion now
MADE. ,<.h. CONT
. ihelIsnt il hound TO notify his objections wsAin
5our days after his commission was opened ..,..
Uucer Revised Statute OF this STATE anu h.rs Sssr
independent OF IL, The OBJECTION ~ou.u nfiered In
pioptriy mace when the COMMISSION "~s ~
syieeJcs on the trial. Motion cenieo; .h,n.
R,elara BUR ast The Sap Clarenaoa..i o. LIP
earneLier and joineTs bill for repairs ana "a's'a
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Vx7JNTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w -Trains Of Michigan Southern and Northern IN
diana Railroads run daily Sundays eIcepted as follows:
Leave Monroe and Toledo a. BIS A. ~ arrive al La
Plank Road mites to Michigan City thence by cars -
miles to Ainsworth and by stage IL miles to Chicago Al
ter Feb. l. by cars through TO Chicago.
Returning Laperte same way-cars leave LapoSe -
739 A M and arrive at Monroe and Toledo al D 10 r n
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Sturgs win
Loganspor Fayette and indianapolis at south Beau
and at other places the ne with the prncpa lo"ns
north and south. ~ =. -.
AZ Toledo this line connects at Is M or IA via
the AXE Ere South Shore route by stage and 20
Clsys and thence by railroad and TO Enc theace
nv railroad via Bunkirk to New York, or by stage ron
Bunkrk 70 Buffalo, and by cars after Feb. J. -
Tho p M train on the New York ana Ere h9au, coh-
meets with the Lake shore train :, =.
Passengers Cleveland take cars all ths way 20
htherce by railroad and 20 niles staging TO
Philadelphia and New York. or Baltimore and Washing
ton n r WILLIAMS. oupetht'' "a
Adrian. Jan. IA, 1852, Jl6u
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Street

" Department, No. Han OF Kecorus ~.
Resoved That pier be built in the East hvcr on .ns
norherly side of the foot OF Houston st. from the earei
line Of Tom pkIs ST. pier to be 275 feet IN length
feet in width on piles with block the southeriy lne
of said pier 20 be distant from the northery line OF Hoas
ton at nathey and inches, under the direction on
the Street Commissioner: An 81.
RS,oiyed That pier be built in the East River, on tne
souhery side Of foot of Houston St from the easter
Inc OF Tonpk ms pier be 25 feet IN length ~ ~
ket in width on piles with block the northsry ING
OF SAID pier TO placed distant from the soahsIy Ae OF
Houston southsry feet and inches nhder she aioc
con Of the Street Commissioner. . =, 4.
P,solrrd That the Street Commissioner be ana ne 10
h.rs, ed 10 give the notice required BY law TO the
Sroprsto of the lots Lying opposite 20 the SAG ps
ard CommouaIty of the City of NewYork IN building the
SAID piers and their respective proportions Of
Tho .rnsrse thereof as the may become Que Ine
said n,es 10 be on the first day Of March 1879
I'D comuleted within three months thereafter, under tAs
iirsction of the Street COmmiesioaer - .
" tdonted nv the Board If Aldermen, Dec 81, 1881.
Adopted by the Board Of Assist ant Aldermen, jan 1909
Ion,oved BY the Mayor, Jan g. 1852
JOHN +. DODGE Street Commissioner.
January 10, 1852 JSV"
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SUPREME COURT-ru the matter Of

~ the applcatos Of the Mayor Alderman aad Common
OF FIFTf iIssT,sr. from issss'' to s the HUDSON
River, in the CITY Of New: York me Subscribers. Com
lied matter duly appointed BY ruls Of,hs saps.ms Court
give iotce pursuant 10 the rsaurements OF Ac. Of
ied An Act to srnsnd an Act entitled Act reduce
several laws relating particularly 10 the City Of New York,
INTO one Act. passed April e9 passed Apni 10 1879;
C'n ssls IN re mater containing the asnes
ofihs Of the lcts syssssd the nunpes OF such
lots they appear the Napsof the Commissioners to-
reiher with such MAPS and the amount Of assessment,
whether for damage benefit and also all the ahda'its,
Comssio.r. in NAB Their rept have been deposited
IN street Con msosers Office Of the City and County
esrn there TO fer least s1ty days before the
Somm ssioIes make their report to the SAID Supreme
Iae CommsssneTs further notice. pursuant 10 the
requirements Of the ACT entitled An Act 10 amend Act
and Taxes the City and County and fr other
purposes passed May isao passed May J. lsi; to the
owner or owners occupant occupants Of all nouses and
improved unmproyed snds Affected thereby that .hey
have completed their Estimate and and that All
Be- opposed to The same are requested 70 Dy:.s &
fectiOns IN writing MOSES MAYNARD. Jr. ESQ. the
s. SANFORD Esq, No IS Broadway, m the City Of New.
York within thirty days from the date Of this notice And
that say: the lOti pisces parcels Of land shs
City OF New York, described and bounded follows
ich-av; on the vest, by the sasisrly line or uds
OF llthsv on the north, by the line Of the center
OF the DOCK between ana oSu-Hs ana On the
south by the Ike of the 1.-THE block between st
and 5ohs And also all the lots pieces parcels Of
land situate lying and being ssd City, desc nbed and
line side of llth- the west by the essery line
side of h and by the line of high water mark
the Hudson River; the north, by the line Of the
center Of the block between 5ist ST. aud 52d-s and
the south, by the line Of the center Of the block
slone further give noiice. that their report in the
above entitled will be the
Supreme Court of the State of NswYork, at Special
Tenn Of the said Court to be held at the City Hall Of the
City Of New-York Saturday The 9th day Of March,
1852 the opening OF the Court hat day,
thereafter Counsel be heard and that thea and
there motion will he made that said Report be confirmed
Dated New York. Jan. 8 1883
MOSES MAYNARBD JR,
WILLIAM s. GREGORY
HENRY DAVIES, Attorney. JlJ INIT
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Discovery OF SUPPOSED STOLEN PRo-
pERrY.-It was noticed on Tuesday that Mrs Gal.
lagher, who lives In Dckin SON av cnaIgea lux
Sselly and Mary Rogers, two young gins, WIN
stealing quantity OF dry goods, nef properly. ~
the examination matters came out wnicn dppe atou
to justify suspicion berg ehtsnaiaed asans, s
nor es and found the folio wing artices which
are supposed to have been stolen seventeen pieces
of unbIeacned muslin seven pieces Dieacheo 40.
SIX pieces bed ticking seven pieces gingham three
ebawls: four pair white hose one long shawl
white m. ddle one piece OF cotton velvet TWO yaSoo
three pieces brown III emo one piece veumB III
teen white towels one piece :. ofoau ~ -S;,S
pair stockings two white towels one 'sce uIIso
dsuask l12 pieces OF calico twelve skeins so's~
yarn one red flannel peiticOa'; two pieces red fas.
mel one piece yellow flannel two pieces cotton
flannel two white rocket hand kerchiefs one white
table cloth two pieces book muslin ninety seven
pieces calico The articles are now in the hands OF
the officers, and may be seen at the police station.
RESISTING THE OFFICERs.-On Tuesday
Constables Mundell and Brady proceeded TO place
called New. Brooklyn, about four miles distant, on
the Jan aca Road 10 take legal possession ola horse
and cart, the property Of German, named Jacobs.
They were met at the stable door by the wife Of de-
feIdsnt who fouTished an ak and forbid their en-
trance. Brady succeeded in taking the weapon
IRON har, while at tie same time Jacobs came run
ming out of the house with Knife and stabbed Nun.
cell IN the shoulder. The odds being against the
officers they retreated, and on "wednesday returned
with a reinforcement and executed their warrant
without further molestation. JACOBS was su0se-
quently arrested on criminal charge and locked up
tor examina alton.
LAMENTABLE DEsTITUTIoN.--OnW ednes.
day morning Catharinc afney and her three children
were complained OF by Lucy Ann Cosby for being
an annoy ance. 1t appears that the complaint was
mace CUT OF KtDdncss she wss living al . dsssi:
tu,e condition, In woocshed at the Dack Of 10. -
TillaIy.st without the neceesarles OF lie. IL any
one gave her money she spent II IN rum, and the
poor children were left starving, Justice King
seutenced her to the Aims House for 70 days.
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NOAL.-The subscriber has ia ward a
OreaE Btsamere. 81.


g1NHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
4 CAN ROYAL NAIL sTEAMsHipsS S Sst.sss
BOSTON and LIvERPOOL-The Boston ships only csu-
iar t Halifax 20 land AID receive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt. -. AEhILA, A hyne.
PERSIA, Capt -. EUhOfA, ~ Lo''
ASIA G. H g. Judkins NAGAkA, = stone.
AMERICA, ~ shannon CANADA, w. hsrrsoA.
CAMBRIA J. Lsitch.
These vessels carry clear white light al nas-hsaas
xYsen on starboaYd bow, red on port bow.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday feb. 4
NIAGARA, Stone, I'm NEW YORK, Wednesday, Feb. II.
EUROPA, Lott from BOSTON, "Wednesday. FEB. 10; -,
CANADA, Harrison, from N YORK Wednesday: FEB; -.
CAMBRIA Leitch. from BOSTON "Wednesday, March 8.
AFRICA, Hyrs, I'm NETWORK, WEDNESDAY Msrcn ~
AMERICA, Shannon. from Boston, WedI esday Mch II.
ASIA, Judtins. from NEW YORK, Wednesday, MarchA
EE French German and other Foreign Goods, received
and brought in with British Goods Through bis
81 ladng are given in Hsyre for New-York. 49,
Passage from New Ysrk Boston to Liverpool, $l5e
Btrths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount i
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon Oh board.
EX All letters and newspapers mun pass througn the
Post Once. For freight or gsssags, apply to
E. CUNARD, Jr, 80 Broadway:
First Cabin tl2a: Second Cabin, $40. au0t
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SUPKEME COURT.-ln the matter OF

SUPREME COURI.-ln tne na..o " u
~ the application Of the Mayor Aeermehh ana 1pSN
ING OF ONE HUNDRED AND T"ESII'f -, IN az,
ST. from he Old Chuics Road 70 me 5.a Az ~ Ma. or
Aldermen and Commo naly Of the CITY % sew sh,ths
susnt 10 statute case made aad ~ S 1ty q,
Nsw.YerI intend TO make application 20 1s ~ ,as
Court Of the State of New York ata egssA r ~ Ns1
Yark m e. uriav The 2lst day Of Fesray is.< vac
opsrng the Cuur, iAs cay o. ss c1mmissoa
I'D -. "a ..s,sment 10 the above entities mat
. ha, The rstuie an e.tsa, Of the %
~ ,h SO AZ in the City Of New YORK, as lad OUT
or he mao orp1a u sad cy snds' sI s 81 ~ New
W .a,, A. Act relative 10 Improvements tonc nhe
Ire laying out Of streets and roads The Cn 1900
r r",.' W. M io ~ vs' - yye3 HENRY +. DAVIES,
e. ~. y jan COu1ssl 70 ths CHDgsnsa-
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s1vHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u I1NITEn ST ATEs MALI. GTEAMKRa.-The ahipe

composing this line the fsllowmg:
Atlantic, Capt. West, pAG1IEIC, CAPT, G rye
ARCTIC, Cspt. Luce, BALIN. Capt. Cemsoeh
These ships have been built by CONTRACT sxpreEn ci
soastruction as also liz then Engines to insure sreasa
sad roeed and their accommodation for passengers are
asooualad for elegance and comfort Price Of passage IRON
EewYork 70 Liverpool rstc lass cabin $l2O IN second
de- $40 exclusive Of extra size stae rooms SsOo iroM
Iyerpoo to York ESQ and EGO An sxpenenced sur
rsop zach ship No berth secured until pao for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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Nor Yelght passaRe apply 20 :.
EbW'DK. COLLINS CO. 81 Wali-st. n. forh,
BROWN, SHiPLEy CO, Liverpool,
g. G. ROBERTS CO., - Kings Arms yard
JOHN MUNRO CO., 70 Rue Notre Dams des
yicGome., Paris, or GEO X. DRAPER, Havre.
rns these ships WIN not be accountable for COLA
iver bullion, specie. ewelry precious stones OF metals
snsss bills of fading signed therefor. and tbs yaus
thersofthereir exprexse6. d9
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ JERSEY-wINTER ARRAN0EmE NTS;-Leaves
New-York at A. NJ and n NJ foot Of Caurtland:-s;
a. IL A. NJ lfreight) and 10 p. NJ, Pier No Nors
Ryer-for Elzabethpot Ezabeshtown Westheld, Scotch
Plains Planfed cundbrook, Somsrvills Aarltsn white
House, EaSton, &c. niH
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HENRY Z DAVIES, Attorney.

g UPREME CUUkT.--sa .Re matter Of
~ the application ofths Mayor AdeTmsn and Common-
atty Of she Sy q New YORK Isatlvs to The OPENING
City of New York The Subscribers, Commissioner 81
S spoo sae M Rs Of the ns sups%e S
.se pursuant . the Of an Aci OF Lhe Legs
Aa Act to amend an Ac, entitled an Act 70 reduce
laws relating particularly 80 the Clty OF S
the abstract Of the Estimate and Asssssnen. Of the Com
ssoners the above matter containing the names OF tho
owners Of the lots assessed 'he numbers Of sacn Io a.
with sach maps ana the amount OF Assessment, Whotnef
for damage or benefit and also al the adavts estimates,
aud other documents, which were used by tne Somms
yoneTs making their report have been deposited IN me
Ssw or the pspsctioS Of whonsS.vsrt NAV con-
cern there for a, least sixty days before the
Commissioners make their report % me sad supreme
the said Commissioners further give notce pursuant 20
the requirements Of the act entitled An Act to amend an
ments and Taxes the City and County Of and
for purposes, passed May II, $780, passed may
lsI the occupant or occupants OIL All
houses and improved unmpoyed lands affected there
by that they have complete their Estimate ana Assess
msnt and that all persons whose interests are anecIed
thereby and who be opposed TO same are
cd to present then objections in wrting TO AAaoN "
house No IS Grand ST. the city OF New York, within
thirty days nom the date Of this notice And that me
limits embraced by this assessment are Rs follows snat
20 land situate lying and being in the Cy OF
NewYork between the westerly side OF 3h-av ths east
sry side of the line OF the center Of the biocK pe
tween seth st. and 6oth-s and the line Of the center OF
the block 59thst and 3sst a. lad oat on tne
commissioners maps file the Street Commlszonert
Once Of the City New York And alsoathe land STU
Ate lying and being the City Of between tss
westerly side Of 9Th av the eastery side ef TIA ths
line of the center of the block between 3ths and
and the line the center Of the block between 3hs ans
az laid out on the COMMISSIONER maps on nile IN
the Street Office Of the City OF NewYork
And also the land situate lying and beng IN we Wy 81
New-York oetw cen the westerly side Of It'll the east
srly side Of hs the line of the center Of the oock Pc
tween 59h.st and and the line Of the center OF
the block betw and 58h ST. as laid out ON the
Commssiosers maps. le in the Street
flice of the CITY OF New. York And the said Commis-
rther give notice that their report IN rho above
entitled stter will be made and presented TO the supreme
ssd Csurt to be held the City Hall Of the City OF New
Yor. ea.urday the ith day of February 1872 a ne
onennp of he "
Toanssl can be heard and that then aad there mooa
will be made that the said report DO conarmea.-DMso'
Nsw-Yofk November "a, i85l
A AAs2s 5s$ s$ss' Commissioner,
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OF LIMITED PAkTN Err

NU To - VI IIINI ND L II ~ 4 ~ E4fN-
~ sHIP-Eotice i, hereby given that the undersigned
have formed limited tnership To the Stataes
III the ate of New YORK. that such par nershp Ia % bs
cond ed NJ der the name finn of NELL COL
Inns that the ger efa of the business attended To
be 10 the tnyipg and selling OF tobacco on 40
court ~ the ard limited hsTshIp. and on commssios
in the City New York that the hsmes o. att the se@s,S
and speciai partners inisse ted therein are DAVID
O'NEiiI, JAMES COLLINS. and ROBEkT X
AkKENBURGH. that the said David ONe'tl, who %
s,c .. M the CITY of BIookyp County of Kings and stare
of New York aud the ssd ames Il. Collins ~ho resides
IN le CITY Ceuut, and STATE Of New York a'e the gen
s,al and that the sad Robert H. ArkenbuTgh
who resides in the City, Ccw and State OF New York
l. the special PARTNER that The said Robert H. Aiken,
bu,eh the said specia partner has contributed as cap Al
10 the OF said limit ed partnership the sum
Of Eve Thousand dollars n cash and that the sad limited
pnirsshp is to commence on the tcond day OF February
one thou.ad eight husartd aud fifty two aud totermnae
on the cav OF February thousand eight hln-
dred and fly-hve DATED, Nsw-York January 81 1852
DAVID O'NEtLL.
JAMES b COLLINS.
f99w ROBERT II. ARKENBURGH.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Surrogate the County of New York, notice nsfs
HAISEY late of tho City of New York, deceased 70
the same with vouchers thereof TO the
~ her resdence No I05 Thirdav in the City Of New
York on or before tho fourteenth day OF June next
Da ed New York, the eleventh day OF Decemoer 1911
S,s tawsmEs MARGARET HALSEY, Adm'tnx.
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I United PARTNERSHIP.-Notic

nISS0LUTION. The copartnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers under
the firm 6f WORAM HAUOHWOUr. Is this day cs-
solved by mutual ccnten Either parnet Will attend to
ths bus IS Of the York, Feb
isa2 WILLIAM WORAM,
EDER v. HAUGHWOUT.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.-Notcei is hereby given
that the gDed, according to the provisions of the
Rey Statutes of the State of New York have formed
limited partn p and that the name firm nader which
such PAT ershp rs TO be conducted is HAUGHWOUT
DALEY and that the general nature of the business IN
fenced be sacted is the Importing, Buying, Deco
rating esl and Selling Of China, Glass Lamps, Gas
Fixtures Gas Pipes, and other House Furnishing ana
Far cy Goods that The OF the general DaItners IN
teTestsd therein are EDER V. HAUGHWOUT and
WILLIAM =. DALEY; and that the name Of The
,ps cisl partner interested il WILLIAM WOAAM; and
thai Eder " Haughwout William + DALEY, and Wm:
Wolsm respectful reside in the City of New York and
STATE of that the amount Of the stal which
the special partner William Woran has contributed
10 the stock, is thirty thousand dollars and that
said the second day of Feb
and terminate the second day of Feb
WILLIAM WORkM
EDER v. HAUGHWOUT,
3f6w WILLIAM l. \. DALEY.
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post-OWce Oseratfous.

Post-OfIice Operations.
The Postmaster General has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending Janu'
Any 81. ls52:
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T United or SPECIAL PARTNER

SHIP This IS 10 certify hat the assigned haye
pursuant chapter fourth title first Of part second Of the
Revised Statutes Of the Sta ofNew York formed limit
ed eJshp under the style firm ot 81 OICk
COOK. That ths gene al nature OF The business TO be
transacted ia the Wholesale O. octry business and all
cestsv business connected Herewith. That PERRIN
BURDICK aad BENJAMIN A. COOK, Of the City and
County ard State If Newyork the general sa,tners
That ALFRED MARTIN, no resides IN the City and
County and State Of New Ye,k, is the SPECIAL partner
That the said Alfred Martin has contributed the of
twenty thousand dollars in cash capital, toward the
capital stock And that the said soparnersaip
y 10 the second dap Of February thou
ssnd eight hundred and ts two and is TO end and tcrmi
nate the second day o February thousand eight
hundred and fifty Dated New YORK. Feb. g 1859
PERRIN BURDICK,
BENJAMIN A. COOK,
N6w ALFRED MARTIN
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= NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

,for NEW. ORLEANS via HAVANA=Chanss Of
sailing day-The splendid steamship EMfihS VI L,
000 fms eeds Commander will sail from the per ioot
ofwmren.st, N. h, on MONDAY, Feb. g. a'2o O'CLOCK
r M. precisely. - ,yr,,, ,prg.xs
New Arrangement Ladies Szlcen Berths, $40 Ansr
do do $40: Forward do do. $50 Steerage BeIths 80
snec,e only tsisn ON freight to Havana Freight taken
10 New. Orleans at so cent? per cubic foot ,,nrs
For freight or passage, apply TO M =. hVSSLnlo
l27 ti9 No. LIT Westst, cor Vi "H'e"-eN.
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D.;Sosr,svI A5,%s;s Geo. bs.
susr Co TsTI:0'ss!s C. Ts5cs
rss, IipPaa ~ ii:n Co Ky Duncass III wsd. Bod
Mo- sGiissndsid. Poiass's Coz A'1' M
CO IN cu..orp-Hs..y s:..: ..:;.g:.: 81 's;s q,
ss"s essss ssss. e . jsa csssk"
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Tnanrial.
DAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

IA The undersigned offer for sale
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the Ber
falo ana State Line Railroad Company-ateen yess "fo
Coupons attachsd-payabls LIST April and October
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the new
6ayen and New London Railroad-ieen yesrs 70 raA-
Coupons sttached-payabie 10th March and Septenocf
$4,000 Seven Per Cen. Mortgage Beads Of the View
Haven and Northampton Company, Canal RaiiToaar,
eighteen years neutrality-suspicious. loh Jssaary 40
July. -.
$4,000 sevss Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the nora
arm Indiana Railroad CompaRy-tea years 10 ran-CoePo
payable let February and August.
Thsse Roads are all sscurea by rst Mortgages INC ~
spectivs Roads aud the nssrss: asd PRINCIPAL are
~ New York. WAnD 49,.
dis If NO u dAi %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

limited STATES AND PACIFIC
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DAY, Feb. S. at precisely o'clock p NJ from asI PIER
a. foot Of Warren st. N. r. and the EMPIRE CITY on
MONDAY Feb O. with the Government Mail for Ch1g,es
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