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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
GnanriaI.
A LBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD


IA SEWN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE CON-
NERTlBLE BONDS, DUE FIRST OF MARCH 1861
The subscribers offer NJ private sale S400 Of the above
Bone being the whole amount issued under the mortgage
excepting ssoco which have been disposed Of at par
The trustees under this mortgage Mess Erasas Cora.
Ing and John Townsend Of Albany and Waits Sherman Of
this City The Interest Coupons made PAYABLE the
once Of Messrs Duncan, Sherman a. Co. Hew-loTk.
The Albany Northern Rsesd begins the general dSp6,
o. the Albany and Buffalo the Assoy aid Boston and The
Hudson River Railroads in the City of Albany and tem-
ntes al Eagle Bndse In the town OF Hoosc distance Of -
miles
At Eagle Rrdge il connects with TIE Washington and
Rutland Railroad, snd viii otter the shortest AID bet .oGe
OF travel from New.York 70 Odgensbaieh aud Montreal
Arrangements are IN progress % Ralro.d from
salogs Springs 70 nteTect tae Albany Northern Railroad
Il point about fifteen miles from Albany, which viii
shorten tie distance the Spng abou eight miles aad the
ne 70 about - minutes this VIII prove valuable feeder
30 the Road
The line ofthe Road Is under eoatA,t 70 b sahea
Tie Let January, 1855 The who's done In ms nost
substantial manner equal 70 any road the country having
aeSntnuoas rail Nnsos psieatl of7o b= per yard ard
WIN i equipment Of engines &c Is -siinstsd 70
lSpoo, ofwhich SOouo0 Kissed by subs-uetton
he balance BY the issue Of $6go eco Mor1gaEe SJnds
ron The thlcky settled Of the eountry through
e ne road passes and it, richness both Ia sxc
Alo iSnoatlieS . Is coaiienty expected that ne %
ca AVE- AoHe VIII make this road one of the most
ee y Ne country, without taking into eonderstico Tia
hne'se l5olse business II enjoy from Us f.vorh.
1eceiioh mere IL no doubt bar that these bond. vii 49,,
tank = hsn - any Railroad secures IN th. Sta.e
pE LAT NAY ISELlN CLARKE, Nc. IS WAIlst
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Arr nemeras Nay barb Kate Incoh, sherman, New York
81 barb heutezuna DO~Py Ne~Nofk 81 sChr louisa and
hsrsars Bssdel NesoR Apfl 81, bns RoyI Saos Nor.
kk. ssth, bsrk Render, -, Nlinne,os, c.
Al caeysns, r., MAJ "a hsfks Edno Bbas for New fork,
adpg, 10 sal 10 days Lowell of do % sail "a Il days hrss u
h forc. Dunkwasr. days Noyagef Nf DO 70
cal tSo days. Anena, hAns6eA or New hgNen . sa TIE
fenons day Neesss Ans-,foss o DO osdns 70 sal says
keukues Htheorn, or Boston, kaug SSH GAYS fsad
Lid ou Wilmington NC. esg schrs Ouuo, Johnson COR New
fork hs saL sdays ssrah Ana. M s % sad ~eeks,
and Ionisa aud Massre from Wnnsa ~ C. for Notok Va
ks te sah 10 d4ys sa eh ens oseo. Robinson New fora
serrs ieoee. 18th a, bsrk Gen. LAShn, non New fofs Va
eefsee, where che arr. IS days.
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spoken, &c.

RyFot boat VIM Si@dy s3d nst lat 90 s. lon So Breg,sn
shp Alder. from Bremen Tor BALTIMORE Same day shp Ellen
Ihomy.on for Philadelphia bra Oxford, Of Portland from Bor
sssax fI Phl1dsphia.
MAY IS q lon ~ a. bark Helena tof Glasgow Sosod
Liverpool on floiita passa,r
No date Cd Gays FoTda schr Edwin I'm Pensacola Cor New
Nork, = De. out
MAJ al 20 so lon IS barb Rieps 6 Palermo r Boston
no date t So on 7o bark Jula Fsbes, n Porto for
New Haven
No Date at &C. IVA 6, bark Nautilus, Rowe f Boston for
s,Rntncple.
NAY IS oG Care Flot bark Me3oa I'm Hav0nA for Portland
May Il, lat 50 80 hon 90 bns Conscience, BsbcSC from
bT HaNsna.
NAY so h1 IS as oa ~ ship HAei Jcss ia obArss,o,
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fFron our Cerre.pondents. ]

PHILADELPHIA, May 3l-frytred-Bngs oxford, Moufon,
Bordeaux; Raven, (Br) Boring DO Bouo, Ham, Zyand
Essua Penn Hneky johnson, New York schr. Boundary
Hunt Passport Dennis Bennett, dol Henrietta Hayner Els
worth j. W Snow, Snow, Bangor Richard thompson, Coson
Providence Enterprise Russell, CALAIS Oneco, Bater. New Lon
BoHoD. kerson, Boston, b. =. Sharp, Sharp Proy
seBsj Mara Fleming Corson, DO Genoa Perkins Caas Mary
Elizabeth, Ching Jane D. Patterson Peacock Boston,
81 Ken1ebec Sanford New.Yosk
Cearea-steamh p kennebec CLARK, New lo bugs Parma
msquoi Crocte Portsmouth, ~ H. J. Hnchey, johnson, Boz
sohrs Maria Bsker, Boston Virginia, Wnhtnston, Fall
River; n T. Willis, NaOu Salem Oweho Baker Cambridge
por, Bolton mersbom, Boston, f. Sharp, Sharp DO
Mana Fleming Corson, Providence koXbuy Nckerson Boston,
Jane G. Patterson, Peacock, Salem
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Nv TeIerrapII.

BOSTON, May 3iAn ship Minstrel Singapore Pso l-spoks
Apr ~ 20 s. lon TO- ship Mary and Adelne, Mcclellan,
Cskuf,s e London May T. i ~ n, lon ~ IS w, ship &c
seva Tneier Richmond March u.s. for San Frsncscosp
Hsuet jesse Orleans 18th Caresiord Wreath,
a. C. Miller spoke barb fankee Blade from New Orleans for
Hav and Der again 22d inst IN lat 80 30 ION ~ ~ Aso
arrived barb Louisa Eaton Shields Cenueeos sch Favore DR.
Assuis ,clrs Areses, Norfolk Renown, Baltimore cd-shp
Conofe Honolulu barkg Europa Hobart Town Suana Malta
Austin Havana A. Kinsman, New Orleans Nashua, philadelphia
ts CIVILIAN Neptune, Cenuegos Psuhna Sarah Francis
and China, Philadelphia
KEW-oRLEANs May 29-Au ships Manila. Bay Stats, and
Parthenon Boston Creole ST. Charles aud William Nelson New
Iork
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

! Y OHIO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD EXTEND
ING from CINCINNATI 10 ST. LOUIS Sealed propos..
will be received Inc Offices Of the undersigned in The CITES
Of Clncnnau and 81 Louis until the 18th day Of June usx
for The grazing masonry ard bridging Of the following oo
tons Of the above road.
frst-From Cincinnati extending y miles westerly 70
the intersection OF the Madison and md snaDois R.i-d
Second-trom I.linoisto~n opposite s. Lous extendns
~ miles caste ". 20 point near the town Of Caryls
Maps and prutles u the lne viii - ready Glr evht
ron ard al The Necessary information viii be ven Al te
above Offices on and steT he 9Th inst
For ire remaining Z3 miles proposals will 4. raerfv.a
hon sach parties desire % bid Tor the work uoon ter
OVID examinations aid such nfmson as the u Ki1.er,
viii Be to give the character Of the country being uni
form and Preliminary surveys IA progress.
Cops7ners hrns 0adng Tor The above work vi please
i've the tel nsne En5 PcsOHie address Of each rnsbr
OF ule arm h. Z. SEYMOUR GO.
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NEw-jERsEY ZINC COMPANY, 4
Irnnafar n.f,na kn q Ii tx

RI OTICE.-An amendment to the char
ter Of the HewJersey Exploring and Mining Co hss
passed the Legislature Of NewJsss and been accepted BY
the DIRECTOR The title, BY hs set u changed 70 "Sss'
Jersey Zinc Company"
The New-JerseY Exploring ard htnlps Con- vxny sssA
and the stock Of the Zr, and Copper M.as sus
Manufacturing Company, will Be exchanged for tbs uss
rock (New-Jeney Zinc Company upon sppcsdon Il thb
osfcs. JAMES L. CIJ9TIg PrexsSxt
EsS-York March 10, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

Nm. r.s.es 70 sustain Railroad have been fully dernonssted
~ he revenues Of Road Tins far sad when IL shall -
Connected with the Mississippi River furmine main line OF
communicative from Lake Michigan with the country on the
uprsr Mississippi and bringing through the heart OF tns
La region il NAV be confidently estimated 70 draw traffic,
copona 70 its cost, second 70 no road in this com IS
f nrrsen revenue of the Road and the certain increase
& tbs EXTENSION of the Road and growth Of the eounty
tbutsry - IL renders the bonds new offered security OF
h'"~> John B. TURNER, President
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TO Mariners.

ILrfkafios REcoS IiGHr WrsF CsFttlE-Ie
Marine, eonoFnshy the "a O. March last,
has e'en tnaon tba The pescs Coast Light al West Caps
~l be lighted after As 18th Of May that
date ual Tie Completion OF the WORKS Tor eXch&hns sad
oaadope hshuns apfaIaus Of The ht class, auxiliary
Lsh vii he exhibited On Sid beacon OF appsrats
The fourth soa Sort hhuns The horizon from North through
Wes, Souln, ny adjusted compass anu visible distance otwo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
MONTICELLO VINEYARD asAUC,

1Vk TlON-3,2O0 Isabella, Catawba white and purpls
Muscadine, ard other vaetesWi be sold at Pub
Tic Auction, on the premises, jerusalem Queens Co
L l., on TIL RSDAY June TO- at 10 o'clock AM part
Of the above Vineyard containing about 1900 vines in tine
condition, sc.
Genemens sons who desire business out of the city
during the season, the great South Bay where
h,h and game abound can combine pleasure with profit By
purchasing the above.
As aprohtabls investment you have only 20 refer 10 DR.
X. 4. Underh. Crot0n Point, who realizes splendid in
sporting privileges and unyaed climate Of the Island
der It unsurpassed as place Of summer residence
For further information inquire OF EDWARD RI. SEA
MAN, near the premises. JEREMIAH EIGHNTE.
May Is 1852 Fast Fishki, Duchess Co, N. Y.
B-Ihe other portion OF the Vineyard with the same
number Of Vines, VIII be offered, If desired same
day and place
Samples Of Wine from the Muscadne made BY John Hsr-
rod, Hampstead viii be exhibited st the Of sale JE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
ANTHONY ]. BLGsckER, Alctoneer.
ARGE and PEREMPTtRT SALE Of

A about -FOUR HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS. known
the Roswell Estafe with water front OF oO feet on
the East River all lying 10 body The sv- Avenue
A. and losb lOsvh 10th llth l2th llSh Hath liSth
and ileth-sss IN the Twelfth Ward OF the City oil New
York at auction
A. J. BLEE ECKER will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY.
June 1885, At Il NJ - The NSchaDe Exchange, the toll
lowing valuable pEope-y vi ~ g,
l2 Lots pats Of lots Ground fronting lOsth and
lOrth-sts. Avenue A, or East River.
S. Lots, all lying in one body fronting Avenue and
East River, and on l0sth and lothsts.
~ Los forming nearly entire block OF gousd bounded
by Avenue and the lstav and 10th and lllhss; each
lot being about Is feet by 100 feet in depth.
50 Lots forming the block between the lsv and Avenue
A. and lth and lHh ss each lot - oy v teet IN dep'n
IL Lots, Of the lstav- and on llZthst torn
rs the whole front of the block lssv between llth
and lI.thsts.
Lots on Avenue east side forming the whole front Of
the block betweeA llh and l5thss ae OF each lot . by
leo feet In depth
and Avenue A. and ll2h and lShsts with the large
and handsome Mansion House hereon each lot % oJ 100
feet In depth. - .
OF ground bounded by LIST and dav and ll2h and l3th
SITS, Of various sizes; see map. -
Lots and parts Of lots the nor,hea corner OF 3ths
and Avenue A.
% Lots forming nearly the whole block Of ground bounded
BY stav and Avenue A. and ljth and lithsis each lot
IS by 100 feet in depth.
81 Lots of the same fronting the west side Of lstsv
forming the front of the block between 18th and lith-sts
lOlots 3th and 3on iths In the OF the same
each lot Is by 100 feet in depth
Al Lots being nearly block of ground bounded by st
av and Avenue A. and llith and ll5th SITS
Lots on the northwest of lsav and
ll4th-st.: each 25 by 100 feet in depth
2 Lots the east side Of lsav aud on l5th and l6th'
sts adjoining, all lying IN one parcel
Title udputabe. Terms OF sale 10 cent OF the pur
chase money with the Auctonee fee OF - on each lot 70
be paid the Auconeer the day of sale the balance 20
be paid on the h day Of June next when the deeds VIII
be ready tor delivery Any purchaser buying $500 or
co per cent the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage tor three years For further particulars apply TO
the Auctoneer No Boads where maps Of the ABOVE can
be obtained two weeks before the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
TTHE GALENA and CHICAGO

Il UNION RAILRoAD-The Galena and Chicago Rail-
rod commencing al the City OF Chicago in the State Of Hi
10 miles, At which point it connects with the Gslens
Branch Of the Illinois Central Railroad being construct
Mississippi River.
AZ point thirty niles Of Chicago it coun.cts with
he Aurora Branch Railroad IN operation thirteen miles
and which is about being extended by that Company the
Illinois Central Railroad a. point sixteen miles north Of
form connections with the Michigan Central and the Mehi.
ran Southern Railroads constituting part of the main chain
Of Railroad ine from the Atlantic cities to the Mississippi
River and the Northwest.
The Road completed and IN operation .ghtyfour
miles eight miles from the town Of Rockford the Rock
RIVER u "hn place The WoTk - In active progress and
will be completed and put operation by the day of Au-
gust next the iron for this section Of the Road being On
hand The remaining portion Of the work viii be put under
contract By The 18th May AID probably BE- eopsted BY
June, 1855 =
state q Pr ~ 10 have the ink from Feepct
70 she sssslppi completed sar!y IN the ai u $50
The grades upoD road are easy the r1,ng zrads wet
being 3 feet the mile and east b feet In TIE nile The
entlTe cost and equipment OF the road viii bs about
$500" he amount o. capital paid Is S7l50o0 and
further sOunt Of about S2 90 has been s1bscr Out
not yet called in There bonds outstanding a. follows
$40 hst DIVISION bonds, due l June 1882; 81 90 depot
bones and $iiI,go second division bonds The road
opened % EIn the Fox River distance Of 4 miles in
tie month Of February 1850 and completed and opened to
Ia present point Of terminus the the Gh dsy March t
time earnings Of he road for The eleven Onths from May
Of - @ ApIi 1882 Si92 expenses for the saas
To SsS-rrnnns during that time an average distance
1851 mlles Inc earnings for the corresponding eleven
rlonihs 70 100 81 were sll6o32 tisraaes run Of u
uLea
Ths sosS earutnsl for the month Of March lAst sr,
sZl700
The Company " resolution Of lith December 1851 ar
th0Tzec an issue Of S % Of bonds for the cons-rtn -
TIE third division Of said Road from Rockiar % F-eoot
These bonds bear interest a. per cent and are payas b
On years from dAte Of Issue snd kr tie pavn-9t 81 n
pa and interest the property and Of the Conpasx
are pledged The interest ana principal Of these bonds AZ,
payable 10 the city Of Newfcrk and the interest rnna
ally BY coupons attached the lst Of February and A.,
u each year Tins issue i the haa Issue Of he Conn.,
fer the construction OF szid Railroad
portion OF The bonds have been nseoxfed and h+h.,
amount are now offered for sale which NAV BE- obt.ns5 -
application g hezr. Duncan. Sherman 4 Co b.1Es, Z;
the CITY OF NeE-fork a whose bAnkins-houss t .-ri
annual interest on the bonds VIII hereafter be ps,d -
NJ sEpss sseousvU q ~ egUnJ shss1eS ~
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Bsws T, s.s;sr.a ' &C., -..s l' la
s.s ssss sss % r9ssss s.,asis ...
= sH;s9I b.. %sssS ss..: sss master
e, g, Sso2 tBr Hsse nassau. r. p days. cotton aaa
''ssssy s . S.s. o JA.ea Al. cy.; :, S;y
sns bsa e,so,e tBeH Taste, Bremen 81 d. ballast with
ss Empire Io saIvan simpson Santiago de cobais d. with
s = Is s.is.is sd sssss St
Bns sa.ss Danesa Mabel 81 JObn.bury, Is days vie
ns,t sss' Lea ehrs Panama or YOrt john Taa,
c9s. SOrR IS dsys brs Francs Jane YOurs Edy 0'
srs D,do Of xsehas Small Sue,.ss IS day with 200 Psee:
Jshs Ass conaery Tor New Yo i. y day., coedsn Cornish
directly; hsrshs sey Lbby for sew You IN : d.y' A .
Bra Islh snsdyeB, Goiisneurs a d. WITH iron Al" pas
r. sr,s al Bunker. Bordesun lsd' viii brandy g.
n 10 e. araaSt Nay as iOn 70 49, cav ships sadoh
sSs Helm Hull tBr Ansy, nsisnlss II de-, with sugar 70
.,i mss,sr May 49, ia Passage, spoke
~ sssssns - Boston b ST. Dousnso Haa o fore
sssts sehI from caraeos for Boston May IT, lat a.
- ses = s.Sa d. Smith Windsor S. d. plaster
seSr Rover (B NcKeuuy Ea..sa p, d., with cotton,
sshr New Toondland Paese Farrell Guyana P r. "a days.
shr Perssrersnce BE- Crawford. Prince Edwards Island,
sssa vosSoi tPortasue.e,) opoo ds with
sleoa.r.J p Davenport ToroushwOOd E5euion c. 6d,,
sInses 10 Benton Brother Isbeas, hachss d. igm-
I Snow As.OSsI Perry WII'es o 5 ,e ol Ea
sod Hail. Assre~s. Portland stone Peassn Bsoo.es Portland
hsesaSor, Hnts Kingston, " Tor Portiand sobn
ess esrsor Portland c. stone Psotsr Parser Boston ior
sstt D. Hart Gravity Passport Dc. at sad
pess, Hsybsw Tsitot Coz Melville he8esor Lnoee as
Disstsr master; MARY KNAPP lo Port3nd) wilson, Caps
naya "A 6s with coffee &c " pss;eT sphene oi frssneni
Modem GonSivss 81 81 with 1000 n mahogany 10 Bel Co.
vessel Hshsh y. J. Mon.sn lot New haren Avery
nstanzs 10 d. wth 1000 don apples % C. Acefy VIM
Dubose ae Robns NewbsIn ~ c. d., naval stores Rio,
Carlisle b. de- naval GeR. Mssn. kOrey, Norwcs
Tor Phiad Andrew Jackson, DO, bound TO PemoDtj LIZA
Amanda hbsms, Va d. wo0d Cha. CraIner townsend DO
d. Toreo, Ober Pom au Prince, May 49, with coffee and
haywood 70 Esfmrh Som
sGmKD-sbip World Moses, for Idvsrpooli James
Drske -, de.
wMD-sunhse, y. w with los Mehdan, S. Sunset, do
BILow-3 slips, Q bsrts and 9 bryce
F.,, s.uusThe clipper Samuel Russell this Capt
buner which sailed hence the 9Th Of December arrived at
Hors the 70 days She crossed
2d December in s days passed the Cape
Of Hope days the Island Of 81 Paus IN 80 days and
Lonboei Island in ~ days Her daily Ealing for the whole
peseee reported AZ 1881 miles, for o. dhy e miles and her
AunI
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DUBLIC SALE of one-half of BUR-
AsrHosY J. sLEEcKEa, Au,tioueer.

DEREMPTORY SALEofVALUABLE
l. VILLA PLOTS. ar TARRYTOWN Wsstchester Co
a. ruble Aucil0n.-ANrHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell
az Auction on TUESDAY, June l. 1852 u o'clock a.
me 0sfchans E1change Ia the City Of New York The
ABOVE beanufl property Is known part OF the Beskman
homestead and has been divided into IS plots ranging 10
iiye tom 70 ~ sores each.
he situation OF this property is very desirable each plot
having splendid view Of the Hudson River aud within Is
minutes walk Of the railroad depot Gentlemen DESTROYS of
country residence near the city viii ind all siyaatages on
ne above property, good land, water, trees &c.
The improvements In the vicinity are rtclass and the
increase Of value certain being In the immediate neqhbor
noOa Or the elegant country seats Of Gen James Wason
n Swords and Others -
The ale Will be positive 70 the hi chest bidder The tide
perfect, free and clear Of al incumbrance
1ERss-l0 per cent the day of sle 80 per cent ON
tSe xst day OF June, when the deeds will be delivered;
sne me balance may remain band aud mortgage for two
yeus desired
wishing % view the land inquire on the ground
Of OH. ~ ss.rs FRANCls CORE or @. r. BEEKMAN who
VII furnish all information desired,
Ess Ma &s, sRsly 70 ANTHONY J. BLk1cxxR,
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r. C. KEMP, Auctionesr.
Il ARGE and POSITIVE SALE Of

II ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of
IL SPLENDID ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FURNITURE, PIANO FORrES, and other rich House.
furnishing articles four months credit for all over
500 for approved indor.ed notes on WEDNESDAf and
Hall, No. $50 Broadway formerly the Chinese Museum be-
tween Spring and PrincessR. G. KEMP will sell at Aue-
ton above large and splendid assortment OF Cabinet
Furniture all Of the bes quality ana all OF which Will be
positively sold without and presents rare oppor
uuity trade hotel and housekeepers to supply them
selves tn the desirable description Of goods The turni
all been made the best and most substantial manner
for city trade and consists Of large and splendid as
OF richly Rosewood Mahogany and Black
Walnut Parlor, DniueEoom, Library and Chamber Furn
te comprising article Of elegance and utility found
In the large and fashionable Furniture Rooms aud is much
larger and varied assortment than be found IN any
one establishment IN the city.
No goods viii be admitted into this sale but such ne can be
relied upon and warranted and limited goods will be
ceived it is the intention Of the owners that hs whole
sha be sold without reserve.
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Et CANT carved Rosewood Psrlor Furniture 60 suite Gov
cred in French brocatele, maroon, plush veye Sc Of
the richest designs and styles Ladies Rosewood Cabinets
Eerges, with mirror fronts Music Stands, Carved Rose
wood Center tables WITH EsyPsn BLACK ana s9ld aud
Tetes Easy and Spring Paror Chairs Papier Nache,
Pearl Inaid Center and Work Tables Ottomans Couches
Marble top Fancy. Center Side, Gard and Work Tables
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
Rosewood and mahogany Extension and other Dining Ia
Secretary Bookcases walnut and mahogany Bookcases,
Lounges VOitae GhslI Pr dlni9g E9S Gha.s &c
Elegantly carved rosewood and mahogany Bsdsteads,
DTesslI Bureaus with marble and French plate gasses
maTOetop enclosed ashstands aud COmnOdes rich pant
ed and enameed Chamber Furniture In sets Wardrobes
Couches rush seat Cottage Chairs walnut Cottage Funl-
tue rosewood and other Dressing Tables plain mahogany
and walnut Chamber Furniture, Sofas mahogany French
Chairs sprngsea and rocking Chairs Oiyans Sewing
Chairs.
Also, bronzed Hat Stands mahogany do, hall Chains,
Tables.
Also the best SouAmerean curled horsehar Mattress
90 and 80 pCunds each
PIANO-FORTES.
Ten superior rosewood 81 and -Fotes from
city makers good reputation and all OF which will De fully
warranted the when sold At private sale. These
Pianos particularly worthy OF the attention of those
want Of good instruments at auction prices.
Catalogue on morning Of sale
Goods purchased Of the city be packed for
shipping al reasonable charge
The goods may BE- examined days before the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01

JAMES BANK, 90 cents, Bank of New
~ Rochelle 80 cents; Atlas Bank. Clymer 20 cents; Feo
pes Bank Paterson 10 cents; Bank Of Salisbury Nd 10
cents Bank of England Ireland and Scotland Notes and
Foreign Gold and Silver Coin and Specie bought at current
phees Also Uncunent Money discounted at tho lowest
Prompt Collections throughout the Atlantic
states and the principal cities and towns in California By
2. SATHER, No l64 Nassau-st,
between Frankfort and Spruce-st, New-York.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

I 4 T
Sealed tenders will bs received by the Warden and
Municipal Council Of the united Counties Of Huron Perth
and Bruce, Al the Council Room in Goderieh, Canada
West MONDAY, the 18th June next at the hour OF II
O'clock noon when the tenders will be opened, for the
building Of WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
Maitland River, al the town Of GOderch pan about 500
feet Plans and specifications may be at the office OF
JOHN MCDONALD Esq., Godeneh, al the day OF letting
Two good and sufficient approved suretes will be required
to enter into bonds with the contractor for the due uhment
OF the contract Payments will be made monthly, the
work progresses Tie Bndge TO be completed BY the st Of
October 1855 Any information respecting the above may
Be bad by making application % the County Engineer at
sTsord the said united Countless II by letter post paid
County Engineer Office. Stratford, May 10, 1854
JOSEPH q. KIRK, County Engineer,
Huron Perth aud Bruce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-01
Henry I. LEEDS, Auetioneer.

HBNkY T. LEkDs, AuctlOheer
TUESDAY. June /, at III o'clock, az
the Store No ss Chamber Large Sale Ancient and
derr hi Paintings being assortment Of shou, 30 ah
fslnsd Oil Paintings and Esgrsvinss and which VIII 10
found on examination rch hot Of paintings 40 has be-
offered Auction this season. among which VIII es Quad
many by the best painters OF the day also some % by the
old masters OF which are worthy OF attention sAs
without reserve and without regard the weather Cas.
loxues on morning Of sale.