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DIRK and NEW-HAVEN

L ' halLhOAD.-SJMm Eh ahhANOEMENl.
s. lS52-Tsns out Of New YORK leave Of Canal
ST. and Broadway.
AccoHMoDATIoN AND SPEcIAL.-At and II 80 A. M,
AIS Express Stamford and Norwalk and piping at all
Sations beyond and at $50 NJ through TO New Haven
Also P. NJ for Norwslk- at $50 AM. and 80 PM for
Port Chester The lS0 M in connection with Train
from NewHsyen to Hartford and Springfield, and with
Train over the Canal Read
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford, Springfield
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to Og
den.burgh and Monresl-At AM, stopping at Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housatonic and Nauss
tuck Railroads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven and at $50 NJ stopping at Stamford Norwsk and
Bridgeport connecting with Hsusatonic and Naugatuck
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoRK Accommodation and Special
At $50 T. and IS AM and 40 Pm through from New.
Haven. At AN. from Norwslk-st $50 Am. and S45
PM from Port Chester The IS A. receives passengers
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads at New
Haven The 40 NJ receives Passensersfrom Hartford and
Springfield Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave NewHaven arrival Of Trains
from Boston, at LIS and 50 Pm, stopping at Bridgeport
Norwsk and stamford leaving Boston at A. d., and
S45PM.
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hoteb GEO. w. WHISTLER, ia,
superintendent
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DOR BOSTON vi, NEWPORT and

III FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMP IRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Bsyton leave stsnate days. (Sundays
excepted from Pier No. 5, n. r. near the Battery
Ynr Freight apply board at the office on Pier No
TIsDALE BOARDEN. Axents Nos 10 and II Wsst-a-
LNOR S H EWS B U r Y, OCEAN
IL HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, PORT WASHING.
town. and RED BANK.-The popular steamer EDWIN
LEWIS Capt J. p. Cores, will leave Robinson-st- Pier,
North River, a. follows:
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.Ew-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

&vsvmfANY.-The Directors Of the New-York and
@ naioao Company have declared dividend of three(Sl
~a@ en- ne Capital Stock Of the Company, payable
~ -. We lStn day ofJuly, 1882 The transfer books viii
isss.c,a the Soth inst, till the 18th July next.
nyofaeT Of the Board Of Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
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&ISO nm BUFFALO CITY 2

poss. win be received at the BANKING House OF
Of "WEDNESDAY, The SOh day q June Instant for siso
600 Of the Bonds Of the City Of Buffalo with interest
~, AZ New On the l Of JsruEJ and July 70 coca
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a. Iaann

TOTAL .'.soleo,V
The above 800 00e includes $50 900 given by the Com
pany In exchange for like amount Of Albany Extennon
Certificates which latter remain assets Of the NewYork
aud Harlem Railroad &c.
As first lien upon important regular dividend paying
road now connecting Albany with NewYork and In view
of present and prospective increase OF business these
Bonds offer advantageous and perfectly mode Of
investment
The interest the Bonds secured to be paid before any
BLATCHFORD < RAINSFORD No 80 wilram-a
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JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

~ EW.JERSEl RAlLhOaD.-NEW w
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct U. S MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES Through in u hours-New Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving NewYork at foot
Of COurtlsndt-st; NJ and y P. NJ Lbertyst Leaves
Philadelphia at l2 and A. and 81 P. M from foot Of
Wanut Fare reduced to s. for 6rsclsss and u 50 for
secord-claSs
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 p NJ. Lines from NewYork,
with through conductors
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SUPREME COURT.-Tri.l B.

~ b. had the Cry and County Of New Yort-Hsny s.
Blood, Plaintiff, against IUry " Blood, Defendant
for demand contract tCom. not ser TO IRvRf
NJ BLOOD; You hereby summoned and required a
the complaint this which fled the ocs Of the
City and County Of New York the City Hall sad
city your the
subscribers, al their Office, No 2b Nassau IN said ety. within
twenty after the Of this exclusive OF
the day service and you fail The complaint
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff tbs action will juds
for the Of hundred and dol
lars and with interest s529 from Nay
s29 from March 49, s6l and 900 from November
besides the costs Ofth. acton.-DaeS May n, IASl
EDGAR YOUNG RUTHyES, Panua's Attonnsys
rnvaIl
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TKEAI RAILkOAU hOU II IIUM
VI New-Yofk to Burlington, So Johns5ury, White Noun
tains Ogdensbursh, Montreal Quebec and nternediate
towns via New Haven and Springned-Prces rcduced for
asepeers and freight Through ticsss be procured a.
he Railroad Office No. IS Canast, N T. Freight for
wafded by steamer Traveller from Pecksp every day a.
p NJ 10 New-Hsyen, .nd thence 10 al Northern town. 81
he Vermont Valley and connecting Railroads Ohee No
$50 Soufhst- N. Y. r. HYDE Agent
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ceaal Notices.
been

~ IL 81 A
NORECLOSURE SALE.--Deiault having been
skPH BOYD the City, County and STAT. OF Ne- rost .ss
MARTHA his wife MorsAsors, jordan l. Mov Nicholas Ne
Gu~ and CALVIN Cond' Trustees the second .metcan sns
ASSOCIATION Morseeer dated November H. 1850 sd recorded
the oce REGISTER OF the City and County Of New lo Loss
81 OF MorsAses sS November 81 1850 whereby the power
OF contained the said has be0ne operative, and
having beer instituted ~ the deea
secured By the SAID part thereof and the
sAme 10 be- due thereon the ct the hr. ouhhsuon OF this
beng hundred and aos and
therefore, public notice hereby that the nssse&
premises pubic City Hail. the Cy
New YORK. the eshth day OF June twelve
ok satisfy the due the said mortsas. At
the Date hereof and the allowed BY hw The
following description OF the mosased premises contained in
the An that lot; parcel OF srouas
with the buildings thereon erected and to be erected situate bas
and beins the ANlh Ward OF the City OF New lo the hsh
ery side Of 18th known and distinguished e5
Greenwich place late the farm OF George Chnon ESQ., deceasd
undivided between bis hss and John Jacob Aor ESQ made By
Register City and County OF New BY
nety 49, bounded and containing owsi Beginning
the said northe SIDE Of 9Th ST. distant two hundred and
lour inches eastey from the formed b. the
the sh thence running norhefy parallel with 9Th along the
easey side Of lot designated sad by the number @
ae with 18th along the OF ot designated sad By tAes
number twenty feet EIGHT inches thence ouher6 parallel
sth designated said the west
side road hundred and three and hall
two place Of Dated March 90 1854
JORDAN L. MOTIF
cALyTs coNDIr.
B..,sD Passes, Attorneys, Ne 10 waast, Ns~Y0ri.
mg9 lswl2wM
The sale Of the above mentioned mcrsased premise. post
O'Clock the City Hall the Guy OF New iork.-Datea
June 81, 1889. JORDAN l. MOTT
cAGviS eoSDIr,
BlHS.np { PAS.oS., Attorneys. jels lsw.wM
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md 30 not End anything in eseu.ted 10 prove nj rs
when spphed externally. such tbinFs usually are
From the esTtihcstes Of sewers, fhyreans ana o,nrrs
r,sdns in Cuba Porto Rico and VIII have received scns
6 trun using The ointment and also from the exsosaos
have made Of IT, dispcsed 60 believe II very goo
PREPARATION JAMES r. Chiffon " D tChemst)
New.Yorh juno rs, 1859
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The Cars Of the New-York and Harlem Railroad leave
the City Hall station NewYork daily (Sundsys exeeptedj
at "a M connecting with the Western Railroad at Chat
ham and II p N, EIpre-) through without change OF
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CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of tho

- NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
The Bonds Of the NewYor and Harlem Railroad consti-
tute the only lien upon the Road and we now oer Tor sale
a the issue Of $5OO 900 made the LIST May 1852
They Seven Per Cent Bonds and rsmbursable In
1867 with seminar interest coupons attached, payable
10 bearer LIST November and LIST May.
This issue Of $500 600 for the purpose OF retiring the
floating debt and Of making improvements on the Road
now extending from the City Hail. ~ y to Dover Pains
distance Of S0t miles.
For the wear ending S0th September 1851 AFTER paying
dividend the Preferred Stock
the NewYork and Harlem Railroad Co declared divi-
dsnd Of four per cent on the Old Stock with surplus OF
inclusive show an increase Of Is per cent above the
pondng months Of the previous year.
The present condition Of the Road Is - follows:
Bonds including the 500 600 just issued 800 900
Capital Stock, Preferred. ...............Sl 10000
S'p"e' Se0s 900
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NEW YORK and HARLEM RAIL-

~ ROAD COMPANY.-The eighth Semi Annual Diyt.
td the Preferred Stock Of this Company at the rate OF
E Cent per snnum will be paid at the office OF thek
fsasEreT No. Center-st, and af(er TUESDAY, the
q dag Of July next
sfranser Books OF the Preferred Stock will be closed
aN0NDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock, 7. M and opened on
WEDNESDAY,, July 7th, at 10 O'Clock, A M.-Dated New
iGi 2lst June, 1852 r
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The stages for Squsm and Freehold will in connection
with boat Stages convey passengers to all parts Of the
country All persons forbid trusting the sbsye boat
the account Of the owners.
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yesr and The principal imburbs at the end Of n yesn
from July LIST s52 These Bonds isued under the pro-
visions Of an act Of the Legislature, psed in April ls52
authorizing snid city 70 borrow and make
IN the capital stoch Of the Bnord and Buffalo Joint Sock
Railroad Co, sui mtted and approved by the almost
imous vote Of in electors The city Of 6uf.o hes
shout 81 coo nhsbtsnts and is rapidly increasing Popus
ton and wealth lp taxable property Y shout 2l ee
and the entire debt Of the city but s0o These Bonds
for $500 each and Be proposed for in sii
the purchaser Bidders for half Of the loan may
reserve the kt 10 take the smJun follows ~ cent
the m day Of July and the balance In Ave monthly in
ramens thereafter rsbating the canned interest from july
all the time the money shall Be paid
Sealed proposals. 20 Be addressed VI Csdwssder Comp
oer Of the CITY OF Buffalo, Of k..ss Duncan sher
man Co. and will be opened there at the hour
first mentioned Dasd June IS 1881
HIRAM BARTON, Mayor OF the City OF Buffalo.
NJ. CADWALLA DER City Comptroller
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THE WHITE MAN,SA TTENTION-

SUFFERING HUMANITY CARED F0R-THE
GREAT NORTHERN INDIAN DISCOVERY OF
CHOLERA M0RBuS, WEAK ANo RELANED BOW
ELS for Old Yosns-This Vegetable Plant 90 dsoos-
cred 10 1852 and used extensively among the odians ilnso
became know among the whtes and then has been
universally used sssins thouzDdr from premature sseand
bic humanity We the citi<enso
New lork DO eonsen nousy behevsit viii cure every
comp sint OF the bowels fsken hs they become to- high
" n&msd therefore do call the attention Of the respect
able Of IL has only failed In three
out Of the many who in this well y other etiesy
used IL and in those thr had takea place
befo,e they procured this preparation Asati; cholera al
awsys b. gins with disTrhss This the time for a.
ton When It's dreadful effects may BE- easily sueiued-ths
vomiting and purrioE stopped-the stomach add bowes
tuned to healthy oonditioa. bv the Of bottle
Wholesale and retail De ,6t at Harlem Sold st tho ohce,
four doors from Harlem Depot opposite the PARA No
Centre up stairs Price rs per bottle and sivea
the destitute sek who really not able to pay.
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockhold-
~ ere Of the ALBION MINING COMPANY will be
bed the Office OF the Company, No. 81 Merchants Ex.
change on MONDAY, the 18th day of July next at
o'clock PM. w. X. BUTrERWORTH, Secretary.
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OFTICE PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co. June 8, lS5t.
TIME INTEREST on the CONVERT
IBLE BONDS Of the PENNSYLVANIA COAL
COMPANY due July 1882 will be paid day the
Office of the Company, Of Broadway and Wan st.
the presentation OF the bonds for Endorsement No transfers
Of bonds will b made from June - 10 July inclusive
GEO. A. HOYT, Treasurer.
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PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrogats

County Yok, hereby 10 al p-rsoas
having claims against JAMES LUNf late Of the City Of Ne~ fo.
decreased present with vouchers thereof the sub
scuber g. VAN COTT his residence No 80 eth the cr
Of York, beos the 9Th day Of July nertDated New
Yor "a day Of January s62Daed New YOk, the ID day o.
January, 1861. G. VAN COrT Administrator
iaWfmMs SARAH IUNT, Administrator.
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NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-
RAILROAD ROUTE from

II TOH-stssmer JOHN HART viii leave Murrayst
Per 6sy SUNDAY excepted p NJ Returning will leave
Kerport n O'CLOCK Yort Hamilton Is minutes bsore
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lsh NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAf
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO On and sfter MONDAY,
May S-uDgfarher uotee-psecger steamers and trains
~iIl run 50 folovs:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEST.
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE, viii leave Buffalo daily, Sunday. excepted q
NJ and Dunlirk at y At night reaching Monroe12P
An express train vi leave Monroe st p N, the
arrival the boa. daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
the evening and connecting Chicago With rs
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports lake Mich
san and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
CHICAGO.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-Expres trsins will leave Chicago 81 p daily.
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe next morning
An EJPress Steamer viii leave Toledo every morning
cept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains from
CbieA1oaDd reseh Dunkk and Buffalo several hours pro
vous to the time Tor the first express trains for New
York. Albany and Boston.
The and trains Monroe will counec, each gay
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WARD-This trsip will leave Toledo daily Sunday.
eeptsd al A. NJ connecting at Toledo with 9 ine OF
steamers from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping ali
the way sations will each Chicago At 81 P. NJ.
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted, at NJ stopping st al stsona and arriving Al
folrdo s P ~, connecting with 20 ssndusky
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for all the
ing trains from those places
Pscket-bost leaves Toledo st A NJ, for Fort Wayne
and ports on the Wshash Canal JOS H. MOORE. Supt
Adrian. June !. 1852
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning

- EUUIAh MAIL LINZ, via SIUHIHH-
III ton, Tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW,sED-
s sII and cbnb6sT ne .ss nn ~. S ,.i.
lAry a. heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North
River first wharf above Bsterypsce, daily, Sundays
septed at P NJ and stoningtoo at o'clock N,
arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston ct 6.3OPM
FOR freight passage apply ct ths oss Ne 10 ssttsry
piacs, or board the bosts
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

gwen parsons
h,vns against ELIZABETH PINkNEY Of OF
Yo deceased present the with voucher thsreo
the subscriber, his residence, No ll3 Fulton OF
before the tenth day December nsrDats
New YORK. the twenty ninth day Of May. ls53
law6mM JAMES ID. PHffR, Executor
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE T..
SMITH Esa Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice 10
hereby according law 10 all persons having claims ssnss
JOHN DARLINGTON late of the City Of Whsmsbursh, de
required exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof 10 subscribers the Office Of Joseph g. Palmer, No. ~
Chatham the City OF New York. before the LIST day o.
December next-Dated May - 1854
MARY 4. DARLINGTON, Administrative
m3i law6wM* GEORGE y. CLARKE, and Administrator
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
II SANINGs RANK No 400 Grand.st HERMAN Millst

and Serf-ss, New-YUk -
President ~ ,,...,..,.. WALTER UNDERHILL.
Fint Vice President. RICHARD NJ. HOE.
second Vice President C CHANDLER L. INGERSOLL.
Third Vice.P President. ALFRED T. CONKLIN.
Secretary JAMES p. HAICHr
This institution will open for busne Wednesday, the
26h day OF May 1882 at O'Clock P. NJ Bank days Mon
day. VI ednesdau Thursdays asd Saturdays from TO
O'Clock nteress the rata Of per cent will be al
lowed on all deposits prior the 10th day OF July Interest
declared on the 50 Monday Of January and July on deposits
which deposited for the Of three monthsnsxt
previous the LIST of January and July The charter
cures 20 married ard minors the sole control their
deposits. WALTER UNDERHlLL, fTesldsot
JAMES P. HAsHT, Secretary
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

the County Of Is hereby all
having claims against MARGARET wYNkOOP late Of the City o.
the with vo.hers thereof 70
the ,uhcrb.rs AZ office OF SMITH WOODWARD No -
Wal st. IN City Of Nswior, before the second dag %
AUGUST ett-Datsd New Yo the lTth day of January ls2
JEFFERSON wy NkOOP Executor
ji9 la~6mM HARRIET DUNSiSG EIecunI
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA
IN CARA FALLS-Opening OF the ROCHESTER
LOCKPORT ard NIAGARA FALLS RAILROA9
snd beautiful ne OF road will opened the travel
ips public "Wednesday. June So 1882 Shch time Pas
senEers trains will commence running az fllloxs
lst Train Express, Leaves Rochester at 80 A. NJ
"a Accommodation $50
Sd Way Express. 59PM
Arriving al Niagara Falls at 80 A NJ and 80 and NJ
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
Let TrsnWay Express leaves NiaSas Falls at IT'S A. NJ.
ID " Accommodation 80 "
Sd Express, 500
Conneetins both ways with the regular Trains e Al
bsny and Roch ester Railroads.
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by the $50 T NJ
Train will reach Rochester at 81 NJ have nearly
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls at 80 AN
or leaving Albany 40 A. NJ will reach Rochester In
time for the Evening Express arriving at Nsgars Fails 81
9P NJ Returning passengers leaving the Falls by either OF
the Express Trains IN reach Albanv Newlork Boston,
Twelve Hours in advance OF any other line.
Passengers BY this Route will take the Cars the night nc
the Rochester Depot WARREN COLBURN, Supt
Rochester, June "a 1852
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ID EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE
HI LAND, SCOTLAND and WALEs-BOWMAN,
ward payable at sh In any throughout Great Britain
and ICELAND. ..,x,, ,,-.rnoo, ,or
NON PACKET-SHIPS.-Persons wishing 70 have thsir
hends broush in either Of the splendid com:
posing the above Lines which sail regularly on the 9th ard
Sst Says of every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Tbursdsy from London Thereby avoiding desyJ viii please
snnIy to Che only authorized Agents In this city.
''Fs BOWMAN, GR1NNELL CO.
Office No IS South-st- New-York, and
No Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
n B-Nhen passengers decline soming the money viii
ISverpoo packets esvirs NewYork the 9Th and 2st Of
ZACH month London Packets leave Nsw-fork every alter
nate Thursday Tor passage apply a. above
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IL Ocean House, Highland Dock Fort W sshinston,
Mounts and Browns Docks Mddletown and Red Bank
New and splendid steamboat TIL OMAS HUNT, Capt A. ".
Haserty. will leave the NewoHsyen Pier Peckslp, East
River, as follows;
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NOR SHREWSBURY, Long Branch

Stages will be In readiness 10 convey the Passengers 70
parts OF the country. B-For information apply %
BESSON 4 BRO YER, No Isl Westu
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nERMANENT EN- t.
IL For Flushing, Flsmmersburgh and NewYork. The
new and beautiful steamer GEORGE LAW, expressly
built for this roue Capt Francis Lockwood WILL and
after June q, until September 81 1852, as follows
(Sundsys excepted) W' leave Nsw-York 8tbst Il. r.
81 oclsck A. H. Peck slip 10 A. NJ and ~ P. NJ. Leave
Flushing at 8, A. M and and p NJ Societies Parties
and Companies commuted with Freight taken the most
reasonable Due notice will be gwen Of she change
of houis for the Fall and Winter.
THOMAS COLLIER, JOHN A. FLAMMER,
C. B. GILDERSLIEVE, O. TYRRELL
JACKSON NICHOLS JOHN c. GREEN
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METROPOLITAN BANK-NOTICE.
NTOTICE.-NORTHERN INDIANA

l\RAUROAD COMPANY.-Interest at the rate OF
Eaht per mt per snnum will bs paid 10 Stockholders in
az Company upon the amount paid in upon their pecve
sbues upon application at the Treasures Office, and
l the let day VI July next The transfer books will be
closed from the sd June inst, 10 the I'd July.
EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD, Treasurer
No. IA Beavef-st.
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MORTGAGE, CITY ane

ID ABROAD MORIGAGE, CITY and
llCOUNTY BONDS We offer for sale at fair rates the
following SECURITIES Of the most undoubted character
seoeOo OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable in NewYorh LIST July and lst January Principal
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MoRTGAGn
BONDS Coupons payable in New-YOrk, LIST June and lst
SIS 600 MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
SsA Principal due IN sS Entire debt Of the cOmpa
snf SPaSa Es
PER CENT BONDS, Coupons payable in New-York, LIST
cENTHE SEyEN EER s SESg
Principal pay able ist November, 1866.
5000 CITY Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio. sEyEN PER
and LIST Jan by the scots and Hooking Valley
hi ssCSoo ' Ross COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS Coupons payable LIST July and LIST Jan The pnn
sPs fs due in 1871 They are guaranteed By the Cincn.
as dC sn .au sa 1sas Of tHsse OIL 'n' o0an
Sos coo ALLEN COUNTY, Ino, SEVEN PER CENf
ALIEN ALIEN COUNTY Ohio SEVEN PER CENT
' 5000 I VAN VERT COUNTY Ohio SEVEN PER
os 5000 SS cERRk c6gNFY Ohio SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS Coupon. PsYsss 's Ass and ~ tso 900 ,,c,
and interest in all payable semi annually in NewYok
The RAILROAD BONDS secured in the most ample
by mortgage Deed Of Trust 70 some known and
responsible citizen of NewYor with power in Of de-
fault to and sell each line, with all equipments Se- 10
raise msney TO pay amount Of interest or principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issued, In each
ease by virtue Of Special Acts Of the proper Legislature
granting full power or that purpose and direct vote OF
e people interested that vote being largely In favor OF tbe
Issue. .
The under which these Bonds created require the
proper authorities TO make SPECIAL LEVY Of TAKES
10 be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF meeting
the acsrung interest and gradually to reimburse the prnc
pal which be enforced through the courts Of law should
Il become necessary.
These debts operate In the nature OF mortgage, on the
real and personal estates within the respective City and
County limits.
The Constitutions adopted by the people OF Ohio and
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF funded deH
by Counties within their boundaries This VIII prevent
further issue Of securities of this sort
Printed Exhibits in each case be had on application.
ct our office giving full and detailed information g To the
A''0i' OIL WI @iNsIoW, LANIER co, No. SO wan-aL
New.York, April 20, 1852