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BEVERLY 5. ALLEN lVa.) said he was directed
70 present the resolutions adopted by the South
.'n Delegates, and move that they be referred to
'ne c0mmittee on Resolutions. They were not
welded to any particular form of resolution, and
"ee content that they should 90 to the Commit
tee. They were referred.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
s.arn Telegraph Office Of Ranorey and Beavey-ss
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State Temperance Society.

SYRACUSE, Friday, June IL, 1852.
The discussions Yesterday afternoon were
upon Womans Rights and Political Action. IL was
decided that Females have right under the Conslltu-
ton TO speak and vote Ia the meeting OF the society
good deal Of confusion prevailed
To-day, the discussion has been upon Political Ac.
ton. There Ia evident discrimination 10 secure, II
possible Legislature that will give the Maine Law,
and a comprehensive organization to this end will
spirited and able
afternoon Session.
The proposition b. unite the State Temperance So
cety with the State Alliance hss been tho principal topic
OF discussion. A COMMITTEES 10 whom the sublect was
referred reported and amended the Constitution,
changing essentially the fundamental organic aoG of tbs
State Society especially the conditions Of membership
the place Of holding the annual meeting the number of
the Executive Committee and Corresponding Secrcta-
res and somewhat the scope OF its action The con.
ceded effect Of the amendments was 20 TRANSFORMS tho
Society into independent political party.
The political platform laid down on the resolutions
adopted IL the paramount importance Of the Interests Of
Temperance 20 all ordinary pUitca issuesthe duty Of
voting only for Temperance men, pledged 10 prohibit
tory Law, and 10 carry Temperance into politics Just %
far ss may be necessary To drive Rom cut On one
point there IL difference Of opinion the necessity OF
pTOhbitoTy law and a determination 10 make any
rihce necessary b. obtain IT,
Mr BOss has Just made speech, wise, witty and con-
cistoTy, leaving the Convention In the best possible
temper He closed by moving that the proposition for
new organization, embracing tbs two existing socse
ties should be deferred and all the action tending there
to recon'ideTed,
Ten OCl0ek. The vote has Just been taken on Mr..
Blosss motion snd carried almost unanimously an ex.
csllent spirit prevailing
Adjourned, with prayer BY Rev Mr. Myers.
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Later from Havana and hey West-ArriyaI
Of the Isabel at Charleston.

o. ut
CHARLESTON, Friday, June IL, 1852.
The steamship Isabel has arrived at
this port having left Haysna at An on the l5d and
Key West the same evening. The steamers Phiiadsi-
phis ard Cherokee arrived at Havana tbs l3th inst
from New Orleans, and the Cherokee left the IAN
for New York.
The I'll Dorado arrived from Aspinwall
and sailed on the 18th for New.orleans.
The general news from Cuba is quite un-
important
From Key West there is no news of In
terest
A brig was on the reef-name unknown.
She was discovered on the 18Th abandoned. sbs 10
loaded with slaves and cotton and the grecken are ai,
loading her.
Reports had been received from Harb0r
Island that the bark Mary, from se~.fofE, lad besa
wrecked On the Bahamas her cargo was zee.
Pau af the Republic Printing Once, Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Tnursdsy, June II. isjs
TIE walls Of The Republic printing Of
Gee en this morning with TREMENDOUS crash burying
ssyer. coTnposers 10 the They all most nlirse-
uously escaped, with few br1ises. the cAses shd @
posir stones supporting the roof and bricks ana sv-
Ing them time 10 creep out The for'as, type &c, were
Explosion OF a Fireworks Factory at BsfIais.
BUFFALO, Friday, jane "a. 1852.
This afternoon Morris's fireworks fac
orv AZ Black Rock was destroyed by explosion through
sDoatsueous combustion Of chemicals used In
fseturinr red Ere The building was torn 10 pieces.
Fortunately the workmep were II dinner and no oos
va, hurt Les about 1900; uninsured.
Southern Steamers at New-Oriean.
EEw.OsLEASs. Thursdsy Juno IL, 1850,
The steamship I'll Dorado has just arriv-
ed from Aspinws With the California mall hor dsses
are the came those By the Ihineh :.
The steamship Benz. franklin sails tor
New York 10 morrow.
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0FFlCE of the COMMISSIONERS of

pe CONsoLIDATED DEBT Of NEw-ORLEANS
scr IA ~ a.. May lSa&-By virtue Of the S7thiSec-
s ne Act OF the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana
49, 20 An Act TO Consolidate the CITY of New Orleans
g. 'oI me government and administration Of ts
go spPIoVea 90 February, 1882 and Of the 5th Section
ne Act entitled An Act supplementary 10 an Act 10
thdae the City Of New Oreans and nToviaing f,T the
o. ne Si'y Of Lafayette with the City of New
approved 90 February 1882 and of the So Section
~ ACT entitled An Act supplementary 10 An Act no Con-
sle the City Of New Orleans and provide tor the COW
iS and management Of its sHairS approved March IL
skALED PROPOSALS will b. received At the hart,r,
a. o. Messrs CORNING co, in the City of Neyy-YoTE
10y next alta O'Clock M Tor the purchase al ali or ~
S Sl,Sn o. series Of TWO THOUSAND BONDS Of The
sam NJ No. EM-oRLEANS, for the sum of ONE THOU.
pOLLARs EACH to be Issued In copfornnitv with
49, adopted by the Commissioner Az n,eetins
Is o me 18th April 1852: said bonds 10 he dated Jpy II
eos IN FORTY YEARS at the Office Of the City
nm WIN interest at the rate Of ak per cent per an.
ssaed INTO coupons attached thereto; sad coupons
A., - 20 payable semanuually on the first dAy Of lam.
CIV 'st osy o. July OF each year the Office Of the
es purchaser ~ ~ N'"'A"'~ =" '''7 oPuoh "
s rscpo's to be Endorsed Offer FOX the purchase Of
49, o. Tie City OF New. Orleans sad to he ppsoed and
,esed 10 the hughes; bidder by one or more Oh The Com
a. ~ 10 the City Of New-York on the third Monday
~ Jay lSS<, a y O'Clock n
ora ere should be OF bids 10. he same rata,
rst e eoun Of Bonds offered they shall be divided pro
pueGiy as possible, among the bidders
s,ss OF the sale Of said Bombs be Immediately
v ue payment OF all the matuTed obligations of the
Orleans and Of the late First Second and Third
i,t-,s ses and Of the Citv of LAtsyete viz Boads
sss Interest on all Coupons and
= w ffeAsaTeI's orice-
4 o. cRoss sSSnsI' Msyo4:
" pEBUfS, ControlIer.
NM GARLAND, Tressarer;
"M UNIVERSE, Chairman Of the
Fssanoe COMMITTEE Of the Board OF Aldermen;
n PLACE, Chairman OF the Finance
AL.x Committee Of the Beard Of Assistant Aldermen
ssftf, etcretsry.
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$2OOO0O u EHGHT PEI Pc so GEN VT:


Bile BONDS of the MILWAUKEE and MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD COhPANY.-sealed proposals will BE- re-
s:v;S for u1s ., PSt s hfH CO 'n No.
Ws-a., until WEDNESDAY NEXT the Soth day
of June instant at O'clock T NJ for $1,000 E,s Ign
road Company convertible into the stock Of the Company
the will Of the holder any time within ye years nom hs
9Th MAY 1851 interest attached payable LIST Jan
and LIST July each year in NsvYor City az the Banking
House Of Ms.sr. Duncan Sherman Co, and the Prncp,
Tbese Bonds are part OF an issue Of $500 @ secured BY
mortgage en- the road from Milwsutie to Rock River IN
Wiconsn distance OF seventy miles and covers de 26t
en They issued TO meet the expenses incurred and
road Tysix and one-h.f miles completed and nov
opened the whole under contract TO be completed oy
fst Of November next Thirteen and one-hdf miles more
from Eagle to Whitewater will b opened BY the first OF
August next and twelve miles from Whitewater 70
Milton September The iron and TIES purchased for
dine The estimated cost OF the road 70 RocA River
81 $50 O0a about eight hundred thousand dollars OF which
has sresdy been expended in its construction and equip
msnt The So! miles now opened u earning day and
the receipts for June will be abou: - COO The receipts tor
August when the road will be opened 70 Whitewater are
Tbe.. Bonds dier from Others IN the market in the
fact that they not ooy amply secured olt pea PEI
eosiu form the bsss Of banking IN lieu OF state Stocks oi
onehaf the eapipal Of bank THIS provision .dcs resuy
10 the value OF the Bonos Il will create home demand
% for this purpose they equal State Stocks now
In the market Wisconsin contains population Of about
four hundred thousand and Is rapidly ncreanE and - yet
rsd TIE door for the establishment OF Banks theeotoe
nfohih,ed by passing General Banking Law, which Offers
-s,sr Inducements 70 bankers than the la1 .: other
For banking purposes in Wisconsin they are on par with
s,ss sIs Which, are considered about ten per cent
80 The Trustee in the mortgage "a George 5 Coe,
the sity OF NewYork Cashier Of the Ohio Life and
Trrs, Company The Bonds draw interest hon Tie ~ 2,
oss Of aeespsnee Of 3D. and the balance in the month Of
INV next ana interest be adjusted ans SverAsed .ocordns
70 he time Of payment Exhibts giving f1h P,rticn. N
l,ion 20 hess securities may be obtained Of Ms1n De-
ia 6nnlevy a Co No. S9 Wallst-NegY York June Il,
1852 JOHN CATLlN, Prest M ana "a n n W
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me6iral.
.R.J. B. LECCIA arrived in this EN-

DR. J. B. LECCIA arrived in this En-
pire City from sceutfeal tour through France Italy
and Southern America has opened bis Medical Office. No
az WalkeTs Broadway and there be consulted
gratis every day from TO II and from 10 s. DR. Lee
GAS BALsAM 10 the quickest and most powerful remedy
for any kind Of rheumatism and headache mesrm,
throat scsds side ache, sout psays bruises muscular
eontTactOns eaTsche hstnency scatc. Ota
ala hemouhOida Oohaehe, paronyehis s1reeyes hspat
zeal dseases spasma dyspepsia esrdagy, Mysteries gdd
ness in the head and wounds Of al kinds
The miraculous effects Of this Basam testified BY
merous certificates Of the most renowned universities and
professors. It's powerful influence pans does not
quire days hous respite, but operates insantane
ously and anybody who viii Try IA may be sure 70 End IL
exceeds bis sanzuine expectations and viii pro-
claim IL the most superior remedy on record.
Dr. Leceia's Bsssm sold At his oce, No 80 Walk
eTt and BY all Druggists in tie United States and Soat
EN- America
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COURT-COUNTY OF KINGS

- The Uatsd State. Fr. Insgr.nes Company as.as jour
fcnt and Esu be wife Samuel hbank, IT, survivor Of ChnsS
W Nbsnk Lawrence Powers John HaIns, james d. Hsfns
kEig story Matthew yassr Matthew ysssar, IT, John yss
james Hunter John HaI William d. sfih, Woossy
surhns William wstou Richard b. Lewis Herr, 6rsss, Joha
snih syyzhus Abe son Peter sees Tbonas Lansss
vyof &e, John JOhusOn Isras Wool william Jenkins AsI
srd-r fonds, Ansrev Mn, ssd Mes o. Rsy-ssmnoas
WOOLsEf g. STIRLING, WILLIAM y WALTON, ALEx-
Johs CkkLs Yoa hereby and required
the complaint this aeon which ai>s oes OF
Cers o. the Coapy Of Kings the City Han CITY of Brood
hn The lTh day Of march, ss9 and eopy
ssss 70 he ssd oompas the sabseber h o<s, No g.
WsA IN The CITY ofSsw Yor twenty days sts tAs
wee ihis summons excasve Of ofsoeh sses
The psnns. tbs acton w .pR5 the cosr es he sskss
named 10 the eoup aI-Dsts1 hsv Yoft nsssA II, 49,
EyiilsstwA kk1QwEy, Phlst16 AngD0.
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA

and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-TIAins Leave
Pier foot Of Dune st. 40 follows;
EXPREss TRAIN 81 q M 10. 1ananoAlzuA hoees.eI,
BuHalo NiaxA. Falls and Canada Wes-srylng AZ CanA1-
aaigua evening. - al
MAIL TRAIN At A 81 stay over night a. EimirA ana
arrive al Canandaigua early next day.
MIGHT ExPRESs p NJ This q the tourists route 70
western NewYork and Niagara Falls The eas are large
ana comodious and for pleasure cannot be eqzaed by those
On any other Road: p.n,
WIN o. LAPHAM, supt C. and =. Rslrcsd
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NEw.IERsEY ZINC COMPANY.

~~. Transfer Utfce No. 81 Lbertyst)
NUlICE.-An amendment to the char
tr Of the NewJersey Exploring and Mining Co. has
ssa ne Legislature Of NewJesey, and been accepted by
!srss! Zine Company"
hs Mes Jersey Exploring and Mining Company stock, and
xocs OF the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and Manu-
xtuins Company, will be exchanged for the new stosk
eswSeey Zinc Company upon application at this Office
Nsv.Yak, March 10, 1855.
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- Yoe Greenwich Savings Bank sgaina John Johnson
Mary his wife and Thomas McCaugheysunmons for febefTo
THOMAS N0CAUGHBY Of the sboyenamsd defendants f
hereby ssmmOned and required the complaint
which hsd The Office Of the Cs Of the CITY and
County New fot the City Hall said city, the twelfth Dag
May lsb2 0nes No.
81 Grove the Of New fos within days aef ths
hereof exclusive Of the day such service and M 70
the said complaint within the Aforesaid the pssuf via
apply Tor relief demanded
May IS. ls62 VIM. l. NORRIS Plainuhs' Attorney,
ny24 law6wM- No. 81 Grove ct.
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EREIGHTS to PITTSBURG, and all

the WESTERN CITIES, via NETWORK and
PHILADELPHIA sTEAM.TRANsP ORTATION COM.
PANY, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and OHIO RlV.
FR-The PhilAdephia and NewYork Steam Transports
ton Company having made arrangements with the Pennsy
yana Railroad Company to carry their freight between Phil
adephA and Pittsburg prepared receipt through
for Goods from Newfork 10 PittsburE Wheeling Cincin
natl Louisville or St Louis the following reduced
New-York to PittsbGrg, time days Rates-lss Class
81 O5 % % cts; Sd 10 eta; 4th. 50 cts per 100 bs
Eew-York 10 Wheehns time days Rates-lst Ci4ss
81 - "a e5 cts; Sd IS ets; fth. IS eta 100 lbs
New-York to Cincinnati time days kstes-lst Class,
Al IS ID 81: 3d. 90 cts; Eth &c etS. per $50 be.
EeW-York 70 Louisville time days Rstes-la Gas,
81 25s ID 81; Sd. 81 cts; eth 90 eta per 100 lbs
New Vol b St Louis time IL days Rates-lh ClasS
81 SIS ID 81 50, Sd. 81 -, 9Th 81 10 per 100 lbs
Merchants shipping DDS te the West VIII ind u much 20
their advantage In cost and tine 70 ship by this route
Yer further Information balls Aeing. sppy 70 VIM ID
THOMSON. Agent Pier No. North River, New-York
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nor ALBANY, so CENTS, POUCH

er FRANCIS SKIDDY, viii leave her dock, foot Of Jsys,
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 7ocloek,
Point New bursh Poughkeepse Kingston, Bristol Cstsk
and Hudson. Returning leaves Albany TUESDAY,
HU-RSDAy and SATURD at the same hour, making
the landings sbovs ~ BShe will not leave before the
time above named, OF pass any landing specified
JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Agent, No. l59 Front-st
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CUPREME COURT.-In ths mattsr Of the an.

- pheson Of tbs Mayor Aldermen comnsnzy The C,S
Of ss~ fsft reauvs 70 the o2snss and out Of pubic
Ward said cyThs E.tnsts aaE
Assessment the above entitled
70 the Of act Of the LeGsstar Of the Of
STATE Of New fort snsd An act 70 nsDd saud
reduce several particularly tbs City
iao passed Apn 30 s3, and also the entitled "A
amend entitled relation ths C0f-ctss o.
Assessments and Taxes - The C and County sss Ton r
passed May 49, lsfo passed May T.
occupant occupants Of al houses.
improved unmprovsd snds affected HEREBY that thew
have completed their amended Estimate adj A.e
necss sreJ sn Who Be opposed % the
70 their objections ~uLs 20 D.. DELAFIELD SMITH
Yea the Chairman Of the sad C0muonar his onee No. ~
kassau the Guy Of New fors rhIn from
date Of thus And that the hints
and foIO~s that Anths
parcels Of aad situate add being tAs 18th
hns side Of Third between the n0rsry ssls Of Fh At anl
the so5ery 'is Of sth also, The the .Ad Wsrs
bounded y Asor place, ssysht 1tird and Bo~sry
The bock ksoSB s1yvssaa square bounded b. srf
Seventh Third ard the B0ssry all
psrces ynE fronting wssrly ed. on tAs
Bossy between The souihsry hne SIDE %
80 Bcvey a. hid and ssssnated The DAMAGE sas
benefit maps used By the ssd C0mfn<.oners, on &c a.
AFORESAID, the Street COnnissonsrs Office Of the Ctr o.
New YOr And The further ave n,ie TIA
the amended Report and The Report the above entitled
matter vii BE- etessntst 10 the Of The
1ot - ep>a Term Of the sad Court, Be hsd
bal Of ne Guy Of Ne~ fo Saturday, hs si day Of yu1
@ sL dat there AID thea thereafter COsas~l
b. heard ton ~h be mad. that sad Amended Report
ins Report be conffsd % nooe ref avsn that the
pnenia charge and tSbsem.ss Incurred
Hos Henry r Ed-arss the Supreme Court Chambers IN
Gbssao~, By The Css Of the CITY and
Jgy Isos 0est the New roh J.ss IL
ls9 1ALdAN J. WAIkPs,
JAhEsH; RIscKsEr, {coma.s-snsrs
DELAFIELD ssITH,)
" -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-

Sealed tenders will be received by the Warden and
hlnpA Council of the united Counties OF Huron, Perth
ai Bruce at the Council Room In Godench, Canada
West on MONDAY, the 28th June next at the hour of IL
stbck noon when the tenders will be opened for the
klsins Of WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
Ertsnd River ct the town OF Godench (span about 500
G Plans and specifications may be At the Office Of
JOHN MCDONALD, Esq, Goderch till the day Of letting.
hssOod and sufficient approved suretes viii be required
enter into bonds with the contractor for the due fument
ahs contract Payment, will be made IS provided by
" Council The Bridge to be completed BY the LIST Of
0ber ls5S Any information respecting the above may
ksM BY making application to the County Engtnee at
hrt In the said united Countless II by letter. postpaid
County Engineer Office stratford, May 10, 1852
JOSEPH q. KIRK, County Engineer,
Huron Perth and BrueA
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SUPREME COURT-County of Kings.-Ber.

- nerd Larleers against William LarIs-s los
money demand contraet-To WILLIAM b. LARZgLERkt
hereby summoned and required tie conpatA
acton which Will be fled Office Of ths Clerk OF County
Of kns the City Hail. City OF Brooklyn and copy %
your the subscriber his once No
Court Brooklyn within after the Of th
exclusive OF the day such services and Gail
said compa within the AFORESAID the plunHn thu
will take judgment for the OF Five HuDirs4
Dollars, from the day Of
ndsd and 6tytUo besides tho Of
Dated FEB. g. 1854 ID. c. WISsLOW, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint this fled The Office OF the sad ClsfS.
on tbs tenth day Of April 1854 d. C. WINsLOW Plu'sAuy
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GALE of $3.50. 900 SEVEN per CENT.

GALE OF S20U,UUU SCN EIN pcI CC1AN I.
- FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the CHESTEn
[GIIFY RAILROAD COMPANY, CONVERTIBLE
I'M 1859 into an per Cent PREFERRED STOCk-The
Chester Valley RAJ road extends from Its intersection with
the phia and NorTstown and the Residing Railroads
A. Nonistown IA miles from PHILADELPHIA through the
STsa. Xslleyp Of Chester County, 2 miles TO Downing
ton on the Columbia Railroad, distance OF % miles HVn
This Railroad was commenced in 1887 and Eight Hundred
Thousand Dollars actually expended on its condensation
under the OF the "Notns'own Ana y .ono1s1v
crisis of that year compel ed Its friends TO stop he su
In hat situation the time allowed BY the charter Tor Us com
nefion expired In 1850 the Chester alley slosS Soi
many was chartered providing for the OF te
debts and stocks Of the old Company IN such az
that what actually cost more than W fSSo So e..
ton ofinterest 10 now represented OJ SILVA VI Oi ~
Snc the cou6dence Of the Stockholders 10 the earnings
Of the Road that they lave ootSnea rom @ SsSsn Der
cent Mortgage Bends, which are coLvsruDe ~ anI te
into an EIGHT PER CENT. PkEr hf1hhE otOSn ,'
which stock PERPETUALLY entitled to an ssoI per cent
efyidend before the other stock shall receive any
To secure the payment Bonds and the interest nee
on tie CORPORATION issued Mortgage OF ali uei
property and franchises acquired and 70 oe " ~
herd Knapp Alfred c. Frszer, and Daniel . phIe ~
city Of New York Trustees with all tne uSns sno II
Ssntses that the avas OF the Bonds shall be
in the completion OF the Road The Interest payaol9
semi annually and the principal At maturity IN to Ivy ~
Eew.York. The Coz Poratlon hsVe ,iston Of
.ad Road ready for the running OF the cars py tbe nls %
Of December next the contractors have entered oh 70
vigorous prosecution OF their w9rs y 800 Are
force Of men on every unfnished portlos Of me os .st
doubt from the character Of the w9Is 70 Dc a'n' 'A'
TIT lie cbss,er Valley Railroad only TO be COOS
security for the Bonds 70 BE- issued but TO be -
mel it's will sasfy every candid person nest ay anc
perfectly accommodates the rchest PAT % I ~ ~
County, and the largest part OF Chester ,ns
richest and most productive mineral and go
Of Pennsylvania with marketing facilities ana VII e., ~
uske thst hesntiul valley snirs naskst sse" WI '
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prp GOODS.
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

A RRANGEMENT for JUNE, 1852
"A Accommodation Line FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND HOUSE,
DOCK, (Middletown) and the intermediate places wnen
practicable and RED BANK-The new elegant and COM
modous steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt Fornsn White,
every Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday
10 A. M, and SATURDAYS at o'clock, NJ Returning,
leave Red Bank (Allens Whar) every Monday at A. NJ
and P M Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday st
oklock p NJ Stages will be in attendance the arrival
of the boat convey to every part Of the
Try. BAH persons forbidden trusting the sbsye
Boat on account Of the owners
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and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No l, North River,
foot Of Bstteypace by steamboat John PottsrTwo lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. M. Afternoon Express
Line at M through Philadelphia In a houn PGs
lst class s.; I'd class line bv NJ only a. Return
Ing leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wsnut at AN ans
Up NJ. Emigrant Line By steamboat Transport from Pier
No at M Al
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OFFICE ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD Co
CAsAsDAIGUA, June 10. 1854 !
and SIXTH IN

l. sTALLMENTs.-By resolutions Of the Directors,
Two further lnstalmens the untitled Scrip Stock Of
this Compu are required 10 be paid, viz: TEN DOL
LAk5 on each share, 90 The ls Of July next and TWEEN
ny DOLLARS on each share the 10Th Of July next
The payments may be msde TO the credit Of CHARLES
SEYMOUR, the Ire asurer at the Offices Of Ms~rs Dun
Bro Boston; Bank OF Syracuse Bank Of Auburn Rochs
Ter City Bank or at this office Certificates Of DEPOSIT at
either OF the sbovenamed places To be forwarded to this