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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-04

HOUSES, ROOMS, 10, WANTED.
pleasantly SITUATED ROOMS TO RENT AT NO
~ wooster street, suitable for gentlemen and their
wives or single gentlemen.
part OF HOUSE WANTED, BY A FAMILY OF
two persons-two rooms the floor, with
water and pantry, respectable neghborhood;
broadway and not above Blocker street. preferred Adj
dress X D. Grundy Broadway Post Office ksSsrencc given
DART OF HOUSE WANTED-BY VERY RESPECT
able family Of three persons the upper
part; lower part preferred. family having
than they WISH find first rate addressing
mote to Curtis" at the Herald Office.
II DOM WANTED FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED,
with board by respectable female in quiet genteei
family where there very few boarder Best Of
reference given. Please address J. f., Herald Onice
WANTED-A BLOCK OF GROUND IN EAST
w Brooklyn. Twelve or sixteen lots between Fulton
and Myrtle, Cumberland and Bedford avenues Fret class
briek houses new and we'll rented will be exchanged For
Iurher particulars inquire Of Oakley Wright Auction.
GERS ~ luton street. opposite City Hall, Brooklyn.
WANTED-BY LADY A ROOM AND BEDROOM
furnished or unfurnshed, in private fanily-situa-
ton above Canal street. and west OF Third Address
Mrs. s., Union square Post Once
WANTED-BY FRENCH YOUNG MAN, A SMALL
w with breakfast and tea and dinner Sundays
in private American family where there other
above Canal street. References exchanged Address
f. NJ, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-04

ANE THROUGH sTEERAdE TICKET FOR CALI.
WA s,seet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-04

M ZUARGNAZ, CUTLER AND GRINDER FROM
NA Paris, established at No "a Reade street would in
form the Of this sy that he devotes himself
carving knives surgical etc lie can wnrrant
the duality of his work. and will be for ali Ar
icles ed 10 him - -. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-04

WANTED BY THREE RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~, ladies' board in private family or whore there
and location Address c: d. Chatham square, Post Oce
References given and required
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&E0O WANTED-FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS FOR
pow which per cent will DO paid. and bonus Of
S25 Security second mortgage real estate
gage personal property worth and insured
at this Office. = --o'~~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-04
CALIFORNIA TTCKETs,

1 AL f T,iA TICKETS FOR sALE.-TWO STEER
age Tickets by the Northern Light Nav 5tb Tor saio
het serths IN the ship Wantedtwo second cabin Tickets
same line aud date. Inquire at the Western Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
Foreign Ports.

A. B.su Area April o. brig Hamilton, Silver, or Gambia lew
days. .. - .
Sd from Gibraltar 18th ult Mischief lBrl Merf', iron
NalagaJ Tor New York.
Passed do 10th u ship John sofed from New Orleans lor
Trieste; bark Gold Hunter Nckerson, from Leghom Tor New
York. Wind y.
Arr e2d u shp Helen MGrsv Lunt Canton Jan 10
At Realejo sth ut, bark Homer Wenan, for Boston soon
dArenas 9Th u bark Femandna, Wright Tor h-a@o
% hnsh loading for Boston.
At Chine SHIPS New Jersey, Amelia Thompson
Franklin and Oregon, all loading supposed tor The
United States
Al Guaysms r. u bark Edna, BbbDs, FOR New York
days
Al Baracoa goth u schrs Aida Delaney oNev York IS days
Messenger Snow for DO -. SD 10Th schr Bar0l Havana
At Cienuegos 10Th ut bark Emily Banning Ray ior Phiade
riia Goth Plato New orb bf BrohArs Wyatt for DO;
Z-nobs 25th AnAayE Nash, for do, SD
18th. bfs Fredenok Eugene, Fhnton, Philadelphia.
Mauel 25th ut-, brig Mara Padelori, Havana
AtNassau n p 2bth ut, barb Austin Elem Pen ieon rom
New York 24h brig Emebne, Perry, from sagua ia Gnde
for Boston, leaky sch Mary, Colbert, from Bamore just
ST. Stephen, n b. 9Oh ut, bark Georgia, Allen, Boston
Cd, Clyde. Mills, DO; 2fih Cleopatra, Finay, 90.
Buenos Ayres Apn ~, bark Argentine UPTON Tor salem TO
Path; ChckasaW Higg for Boston, lsih dscg
At Re de Janero Apn 49, schr Pilot Boat for New York in
few days
Al Eue,as May 81 bngs Eliza Ann Chase, for New YORK
days Golden Corah for do 10 days schr Fyns Cloud FOR
de-. days
r. May ~ bhs easey s'use's for Bridgeport to
,a about 3Oth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
Vhplers.

A. Edsarown til, sdp Mary Baybe 6r Pacific Ocean
AR Bedford sh Flyer Jeruegan from Pacific Ocean 81
days from Tsshuana, With 100 hols sperm 20 DO wh oil AID
On ca at At DO sth barb Malta, Smith Atlantic Ocean
Ship Empire, Upan arr at Nantucket reports At
Chas Carroll Lols, Nalt 1862 10 cruise OREGON wmPsnBy
,,,is BaIop g. zoo for home IN few days sid from T. Feb
.5 He.per Perry p H. FOR Penn Me- The Bay
bound IN Reecca SIMS Jen-san ~ ol unc(.aw her Jah
With 100 sp Tacshusno, Feb 81 Anefsn Lace, Sa,i
oil leaving Valparaiso 9th r. Conn Arthur DO no,h,ns
poles heavy sale Of Vnd from The vest about 20
miles OF The pefos on The nt.t OF TIE l Men iapo ey
~ buwsrt both es booty hatch tore up the cagstn iro
boats rom The upper cranes On the quarter aud from overhead
bearers. Lost man overheard ami hu smother badly oct over
crat, and many other articles.
lulu March taken nothing between 70 the
Arctic. MI, -.
ports Honolulu March Is, WITH 80 Ibs va o Hai sods
bbls VII OIL al IS c. gallon cash Was bound to me Aue
this the police BEING sict and vani u regard
letter from Capt Morton, Of slip Ohio Of New Bedford,
her att 10, Apni l. with l6Obb -. oil
gr5 reports Ter on he or saors ground jan L. With
bbl p oil board Also hip susan HeEane " B. go -
The susan has been rep March. 80 with sos9J
letter rom Capt Beows Of .5g PnenI Of Nv lev Bs9ra re
he mate Mr.. Parker also the % mate, and eoaterer named
Cooley sictn ho'P here y a, hs.ty ts o. "nt Al Ia
anchor aEd caught schor and chain viii the other anchor
Had lot none by dseona bound 70 the Oelotsk
letter Capt Wing, Of ship Alice hande, Of New BEDFORD
dated Honolulu Apnl TO- reports her with 80 bos9 OIL AZ "e
bound for he Arouc 49, -
letter f Capt Sands Of ship Benz Tucker. Of Ne" Bedford,
dated Lshana April reports an well clean. bound 20 te cc
Capt White, Of chip Triton 81 OF New BeioId daied
Lshana April reports her cean touched for men, having o'' "
deseriion AZ vsi,s bOuHd 30 The Arctic.
letter Capt Cofn shp vineyard reports her Feb 81 at
Guam bb p and do VII OIL on board l7S ih' Sea
SOD, bound 10 Ochosk Sea ,
on Tristan dAcunha Jan 49, Norma Chase, Nantucket had
,,sep .mal So VII IL co. ship Hero, OF Nantucket
letter ln Capt Wh.den Of ship James MaGry n B., dated
Bouolulu Anil 10 reports all well, bound 10 Arctic Ocean
Cart Smith Of shp Fshus, OF " b dated honoina
bad shipped 1875 bb sp OIL ~ the Ehza lhornon and
would "a that dsy the NJ all we'll
spokenMsy a. lat IS TO- 80 bark corvo Martin, Of and
I'm nrsau clean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

re month Of February isso ard completed opened 70
"a present Point Of terminus the the 10Th dsy Of March
time esnings Of the road for the eleven rsonths om Msy
Of 50 April l. 1851 ss2 expenses foE the ssc
ihe Sbea-rlnnng during that time svsrssr distance
lS5l miles, The earnings Dor the eerrrspoDdns esve.
miles
The sross earnings for the month CT March l.~s v,r,
t2lTOo
The Company b resolution Of iltA uecemb.r 1851 a..
thorzed Of $50 o Of bonds foN the eonstctt, ~
the third division Of said Road fO RQckfort q Fr,-p
Thee bonds bear interest per are payshe 4,
ten years from date Of issue and Tor the payment OF prso
pal snd interest the property and Of the COMPANY
pledged The interest and principal Of thee boads a.
payable IN the city Of NewYork and the interest nl
ally By coupons attached the Isl OF February and Aoru
In each year This issue 10 the nd issue Of the Company
for the construction Of sain Raihoad
portion Of the bonds have been negus,ed snd further
offered for sale which may be obtained %
application 20 MesSrs Duncan sherman Co, haaksr IN
the city of NewYOIk az whose banking house the semi
annual interest the boaas will hereafter be paid
The ample Of the through which this
line passes sustain Railroad have been fully demonstrated
by the Of the Road thus far and when IL shs
connected with the Mississippi River forming main hne Of
communication from Lake Michigan with the country TIE
upper Mississippi ard bringing IL through the heart Of the
lead region IL NAV be confidently estimated 10 draw ae
proportional 70 its cost second % road IN this country
The present revenue the Road and the certain ncreA
from the extension Of the Ro-d and growth Of the country
tributary 10 H. renders the bonds offered security Of
most uudoubtahle character-Newlork, April "a, ls52
JOHN B. TURNER President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

d. sfee sssaiF EHyife CRY, fer Aspiu,ra-F Arsen,s
htcash, L. H. feskins, thomAs Cobb, Kns ana
servant, /! Shadss, Mr. Johnstoa G. A. Jones' Wood Wm
naer W ". McCoy Mrs Mssoa; Ms Kendall r. RSbardson.
shIA r Hesso y L. Camp, Mos Marty, MFs J. smth aud
shsG Nsro, Ns Psedcs Bsu Supchel Pedro Anss.
pacci. Dr. Stationed, MIS- Ahce Cooper ane
shdTen {. Bre }. Auuey, Rev, frsucs Bsncet G. R
sesthSn Raphael OF and boy, Jacob Noh ltomss Coef
Fr.ur Ronask FoTenine Corous Pedro Norere Soaiu Lew
w,h Chas W. Robns J, Dean. j. Harper faasbSaa, NJ
G. Hlbe > ~ Greene. }. C. IcbaTdsou, Hathaway. T.
Atwood W. C. Pckefsxn H. Pkis,ed. G. Fhis,sd Jr, j. l.
Boos n Fry. 5 r. Lscus, j. ~ Bsrtb : Cumagk, " lchen
herr Aneb, l. Stout, JAS J. Rely, w Tuner. H. I1h
james Sulh,sn w q McDoutsl. j. sullivan. w H. SAITH
A. Shi,k er John tsAcs sad wife, and chen, L. RU1a
Jacobs Chtis SCheinN and ady Mrs fCnafgh and ca
W. T. Robson, L. ffcardr nayis J. Hsrson y Beg
,. ayes kassle, J. C. Chmper J. saHger ID 9 fsrs'r,
Tostsf l. c. Hanlaosd r. Martin Caeough C. Baschove,
ckses Rgsen Boulon Bostoa, NJ Little J. Abbott ;.
n swh, OCogFh ir. H. fslfcy A. A. Hall. n. Basle. w.
Byant, Wash, r. ftsgbhoHs. r. AeF. :. Capens, Hot
nan hhes, LlHos J. S.utn T. Coz W Mctygap ~ kusar,
1ornsn y Caey, J. n Bod $ NJ Chapman, ina Iovet T..
J. kor,kfep, p p Chapman A. Chapman G. Battle, Batch
ssr Lam, Wight. Hossion; j. a. Haywood n Hob
Hsywocd Bod Town. Joo Confer Iober, Boyce Qn,
ltey Wm Dun, L. Pace Jas Parcel w kngf b. r. HAncr D.
A huke, J. bodsescn A Chsres, saah Jos Rowland joe
fhAlen kocs, he,rs, J. Andrews }. Hahlsnzn
S",.e a csreid ~ isserson Burgers Compton Bsn;
~ A poase ~ n Whie, w Carter, H. A. j. RsyHaon5y and
othsrs IN The sieersee. T0tsl, SIS.
b. thtp Hsera, fer Pet fA,g, Ssfc1abaRez " Cameron
Dr. Sro~n, ande children, Dr. Hrgas Edward
ssd cad yas. Brown, ady and crcA Ashey anJ 9y A.
D-su snd ady fu8srs1, lady ard eaidfen Kerr ans WIFE,
r.srn Ana wte, hcIscan e and ch auhsas vile aad
sshd'vn H. ke~rsioR, -is anS ch NJ sgaab Isy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
TINE GALENA and CHICAGO

4 UNION RAiLROAD.-The Galens and Chicago Rail-
read commencing the City OF Chicago in the State Of Il
nes runs to Feeport In Stephenson County, distance Of
~ niles which pon, IL connects with the 0alsns
Branch ofthe Illinois Central Railroad now being construct
ed 10 Gaena and Dubuque In the State OF Iowa. 90 the
Mississippi River.
Al point thirty reswest Of Chicago It connects with
the Anro!a Branch Railroad in operation thirteen mica
nd which abou, being extended BY that Company the
Illinois Central Railroad, AZ point sixteen miles north %
tie Illinois River Al CHICAGO It's eastern terminus Il will
rm connections with the Michigan Central and the Mch
gan Southern Railroads constituting part Of the main chain
Of Railroad lire from the Atlantic cities to the Mississippi
River and the Northwest
The Roed is now completed and in operation eightybur
miles eight miles from the town Of Rockford On the Rock
River which place the work is in active progress and IL
viii be completed and put operation BY the LIST day Of Au
gust next the iron for this section Of the Road being
hand The remaining portion Of the work will be put under
contract By the 10th May next and probably b completed By
June, 1853
The Illinois Central Railroad Company announce r1ch
state Of progress have heconneetng link from Ereepot
the Mississippi completed early Ia the fall Of 1883
The grades upon the road easy the ruling grade west
being % feet In the mile and Is feet In mile. The
entire cost and equipment Of the road will be about
t2oC0eOe The sosnt Of capital paid ia IL S7l5O0O and
further amount Of about S00o0 has been subscribed but
Tot Jet called IN. There bonds outstanding follows
s7toc first division bCnis due l JUrs s2i $1,000 DEPOT
bonds and, ff7 Co second division honda The road
Spened 70 gn The Fox River, dsznes Of ~ nlles Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. June 3
Cleared.

steamshps-Empire City, Leeds, New Orleans, &C. o. Rob
erts soubernsr Foster Charleston spoHord Teston Co
shps-Ahghan, Baxter Aspinwa Chastezn Ponveu Co. Ba
vars Anthony, HsyTe, WIN. Whuock Victoria Watnston An
wsrp Zeregs Co. Victoria Champion London, John 6uswo
BaTks-EleeEe, (Br) Jo1On ST. Al dews, Barclay Lvnss
Huron, Ryan Quebec Logan CsRs Caroline Sherwood
Charleston Durham Dmon H. D. Bsssett Panama, " Shot
wei; Fleetwood BIZ Dugud ST. John, n b. Maitland Phelps
Co. -
BriR.-Hunress Wler Philadelphia y Harper; VIM BoOthby
(Br Co Windsor j. S. Whitney Co.; TruHio Muhgan Sor
foA MASTER Runneymede, BL Carey, ST johns CouHnsy
j. w Ewe, johnson, Ponce j. w Ewell Co Caroline Nor
San st. jobs n b. Logan Collins Fanny, (Br Phorn, HALIFAX
Ies'y Alfred ENal Colder Savannah, n L. hcCfeady Co.
Addison. BIZ Brown, Richbuco. A Segnette a. Co.
schooners-Iuchmond, Tby. Richmond. c. H. Person Co
MERRIAM, Wood Boston, r. r. Buck a. Co; BOomer kllweu
Philadelphia p Buck Co James A. Fisher Anderson, Phia
depha James Hand Henry Mason, 6up San J9an C. A. j.
White Co Syrsn, (Br.) Banker, HALIFAX, J. 5. Deaey.
steamers-Kennebec CsTk, Philadelphia, W. Sanford Novelty
Briess Philadelphia, J. \. Bnsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
Disasters,kc.

IirtArooL. NsI .fIhe wreck Of supposed 70 be Al
With feet above deck aud tu a.. ~
PISSED the sst inst, between the
Barissy. By The Nashsitan. from Newlork-
SasHrsrsS. Msy ia writing deck picked Can.
Cear 18th inst onsng sundy papers repecnf the bark Jane
s,e-rs from Boston for loneoa, Which was aeandooed 9Th u
captain ana bands arrived IN Liverpool 5tEh Apnl
ss TESSEsIE from NwOeahs isr Havfe, bcsre reported ia
with barb Faioun, bst jbboon stove eu;Ssr and
pprtus hak
AccouSrs NAr Is hat there rpOr,
ihere shP with Of totally os
Aisca
Sch Gauges on the railway Newport las oeary copied
her ers Her bottom Considerably diagel While ASHORE
on the rocks Al Seacoates Point
Bs wm croon Boston Tor wln'anEa struek CohAss
soks soclsk hosdy msAt and 81 ehns badly
afsr siarlas 80 hhds. mol4ssee Q deck
Gait Mars Of s,eanthp WA fsHs, az New Oean irsn New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

Ward and dy Tor.e and LADY John White and sdy Wes ~
kSy Miss Brown Mr. HstcaI Oliver LiveIay A. n No. "
kerpoban A. Mckenzie, hePberson " m sh g5 s,ss.s
T,oit John Vincent Samuel White samuel fsrIs. - -.
,hsn W. Ee~bsgias w Prentice wm 7, xIts,. ~ urh
JWsUsh C. Cutler M Een. he,'rs smith DsJ, ..' No.
Jobp,oa Haer IInpyan Warner Lampmsn bstnss noofe
Wimsms Darn,h j. hnsos Manning, Taylor, neCofnhct'
Whitney Wright sinIn- Bel L,leohn sam Wais' "a
Ws,s,n W A Ki-b d. Howell, w. ID. Thomas LewS BOY
Geo B.an scott reen J. Wilson, w bowars . ho"snn, .
Tt-.~r D,rad NeTonaid Jones VIM Sntion, p Cotton
0rnshv 4 Tvans n Wilson Halkett Wm Jerres, X Hop
IrL o 6 Campbell Argus Mcdonald. Ferguson H. Nehol'
Tlor.. Have, Bynon Deuuis Lawrence, Daniel Mcdonald
Thomas Meroer Thomas Anderson A. Robeson A. Robertson
Jr j. Cross r. longer C. Kins J. Csrk ConcaEnoH, H. Ing
~ ~ Wall J. Carson ChAs King Thomas Nsy-l52.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

Mays Of Barnesa ty pilot boat Commerce, barn FH no"
So ss,s a. or ss ship Bohis1Hma, from Liverpool for New
York. ..r -. $4,000 ,h u. T.l.-
sraph. from Canton Tor Lendoa o., 81. -. -
Ne, Yori Tor CaH orna letter from the epan states hai .s
- - az niles Ia a hours and N ~ fnnts an bour easJ
HwIS h s,rs,s o. Gibraltar barb Gold Hunter, Ncser.oh mo-
rboyn r Se~York sosG before fair .nd zane ae 81 .
z, Js fof Branssei skolseb from Nes Orleans beating
through pi,-., sl.v.
VI a. Porto Roo; ZANE time bnE Daniel Weld Pet
tin.sll DAYS from Wilmington Del, for santa Cruz 49,,
so date, lat 60 ion 81 shp Hoge 1oodNin nom Ne"O'
for Liverpool - ,,-r.- mn. = Dit, .,.e,
iuec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
Passengers Arrived.

In sAfg Cation from Bretcen-F. Mas wife and amyi IaA
Kaen shench Helene Coloee Heinrich Col5e1 g. Won 1e1
per Ludwig Jege Sophia Jese nsna Jeee Caihanne hche
Richard Carolina Bsrthemess and family 0eorre Meyp'
Fni1 Buehner Albert Frzkhov, August Castendyk H.
b. brig i0reyee from hataHsaf-Luther Manchester
Van Tsssei Louis Sabo, George Tsrson.
II ftfp Liverpool. from Liv0pool-MI d. o. beS,e ph
In thtp Norma froF Harans-Alsr Bass Jas H. sau'e' i
ard Turner, Fred. Aundge. . , p,..,,,L -
n pactst sGiy Patrief Henry, fe~ London ard 5
DR. thomas Jea A. rctems, H. kearns NJ jones' ds
H. Moore Hngsmi, NJ Hnssmil X yoahson, .. a-'
ncIutyre l. Mcintyre snd children and so u l Chu,h
ho,k Eza51fh Leaptt frOH CaraendfMrs jas d 1hssn
in and children Car6enas; n fsnny oCaialsh, o.
nhis Miss n A Dana of Boston; r. o. Bel, Of Ensand
h, harE Sarah Chose frsri Cardendf-W Mage w 0o,mh
To- brtg Flora from Dry Hdrbor, amaiea-J hnsh "o0'
II A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

Leaving surplus for non-preferred stockholders S5g5
By reference TO previous statements It will be observed
that property costing when reaid aud equipped ss 600 Is
mOgaged for $3.50 0 and that the estimated net earnings
amount to S. SIS sum rarely exceeding the per cent
agreed to be paid on the bonds issued Referring 10 sections
and OF the act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania passed
Aprl 1880 full authority given 10 issue these bonds and
create mortgage them and sale Of them Is made
JOSEPH w. RYERsS. President.
Proposals 10 he directed above and TO spuate or cash
PAYMENTS On the 18th Of Iune hen the bonds will BE- de-
ivered The accrued interest from May 70 the nth June
secs with the bond G. :. ROBBINS SON,
DAVIS BROOKSk co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

teiae constructed snd win terminate a. important point
of the railroad The business and profitable revenue the
Company will thus be greatly decreased In the vicinity Of
Blosbufg abundant deposits Of iron and FIRE clay Of
tie best quality IRE and ne white for glass
works stOI furnishing the best material f0r msones
whesones am dst nes and hearthstones for furnaces ao
abound in the neighborhood The valley through
which road surpassed in the fertility Of is
soil yielding sbundsntly superior wheat and all s<reulta-
raj products 20 the rich valley lands Of sonhwest
New York The population of the County Of og8 has
increased theeod since this company Chartered the
local passenger travel consequently increased rapidly and
with seAoiy ncressUg through travel north aud s0u,h,
the passenger business mut bs large and profitable The
Company have he liberal aud ample granted 10
them by the Legsa'ure Brancehs 20 mines and mills in
any direction authorized, and will b. made whenever
such extensions will insure profitable return for ths outlay
There several very important extensions authorized aud
contemplated. which, when made, viii greatly add % the
value OF the Companys property and earnings Tue road
being Of the gauge the New York and Erie Railroad
facilitates the uninterrupted interchange OF produce 80 the
least expense along the extended line Of country bordering
that great The following estimate Of business
the road for year after its competion is made ater
careful consideration OF the elements Of revenue which sur
round it -
tuns CT al AZ 62l cents per tun is.....,s3750
SS0O0 OoO feet OF umbsr at 40 cents per M......AO0Q
Passengers and miscellaneous freight .......l3O
1915
Estimated net earnings for the year ending Aug 1888, $s SIS
From which there are 10 BE- deducted
For interest say 7 per cent on SS50,e0o sA,5O0
For dividend on preferred stock. 400
Less amount assumed and payable by
the State under her guaranty .....,....I5o 800
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UNHE MECHANICS and TRADERS
SAVINGS RANK M 400 Gland Il haf,xaen Nfllsl

ard Shena-s;s. New York. -
President. WALTER UNDERHlLL.
First Nice-PTesident.. RICHARD HOE.
Second Vice-President. C CHANDLER lNGERS0LL
Third Vice President. .. ALFRED z CONkLlN
Secretary. 2. HAf0HT.
This institution will open for business on Wednesday tbs
2th day Of May, 1852 At O'Clock r NJ Bank dsys Mon
days Wednesday, Thursdays and Saturdays from TO
o'clock p NJ Interest at the rate of cent WIN be al
lowed on all deposits prior to the lat day Of July Interest
declared the Sd Monday Of January and July on deposits
which bsve been deposited for the space Of three months
next previous the LIST Of January and July The charter
secures to married and minors the sole control OF
theiY depoxts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
NEw-JEasEY ZINC COMPANY,
Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-st.

NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
ter OF the Eew-Jersey Exploring and Mining Co. has
passed the Legislature OF NewJeey and been accepted By
tie Dhscton The title, by the act Ia changed 10 "Nsr.
Jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Company sssss
and the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining sa
Manufacturing Company, will DO exchanged for the
ock NewJsrsey Zinc Company upon application st tzii
Office. JAMES i. CURTIS, Prssiaakt
Nev-York March 10, 1852
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fiHauriai.

OFFICE OF THE Accessory TRANsrr Co OF Nrc,p,e,,.
Nkw-YosE, June / 1852
A / A MEETING Of the Board of Di-
"a Ieetos Of this Company held this day DIVIDEND Of
Two Dollars on each share Of the stock on the
was declared. payable TO the Stockholdsr AZ their s
No 81 Waist on the 18th inst The transfer hoaks Iii
Dc closed from the 5th 70 the 18th inst both incusive
By order. ISAAC C. LA Serye..rv
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Receipts Of Produce. JUNE Q.

Nv N~e-Yoyk aRd Erie Rdiroad- e4t pkgs Butter ISL
bbls four 30 bbls Eggs "a Hams u bbs Ashes %
khes Tobacco ife sides and IS rolls Leather Al boxes and
4 easks Cheese, and IA sacks Feathers
By Nst fovk and Net- HdrcE Rarodd-6lS pkSs Butter
and c22 do. Cheete
BY ns Ngih Rirer Boat,-27,479 bbls Flour SIS do
Ashes SIS DO Provisions al do. hsky 81 do Pork ga
do Lard 10 do Butter, Is $50 bush Corn do Wheat
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DEMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

d EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE
III LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES.-BOWMAN,
GRTNNELL & co will issue drafts OF Clustering and
ward payable sight in any town throughout Great Britain
and Ireland - ~ .. 100.
sWALLOwTAIL LINES OF LIVERPOOL and LON.
DON PACKET SHIPS-Penons wishing to have their
friends brought In either Of the splendid packehps
nug the above Lines which sail regularly the 9Th and
Dist DAYS Of every month from Liverpool and every alternate
THURSDAY from london Thereby avoiding delay viii psAs
apply TO the only authorized Agents In this city.
Nrf' BOWMAN, GRINNELL co,
Office No. 80 South-st, NewYork, a1d
No Regent Road, opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
n B.-When passengers decline coming the mouey will
be returned without deduction.
Liverpool packets eayiI NewYork the 9Th and 2ls Of
each month London Packets leave NswYoTk every alter
nate Thursday. For.passsge apply as above.
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