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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
POSITIVE SALE of 273 valuable Lots,

IL and Buildings portion thereof to close
The subscribers will SELL under the direction of MURRAY
the PROPERTY on the @ day
May inst the Merchants Exchange, in the City of New
York, by A. J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, viz:
House and Lot No. 10 Thames St; House and Lot No 1888
Cedar St; House and Lot No. 5ls Hudsonst corner Of
eehe with the Houses the OF said lots House
and Lot No lis West l4ths; Houses and Lot the north
side OF West 6tst, lS7 feet west Of 7thav; House and
Lot No l67 East 2sts aud the adjoining House aud Lot
No. 1863 East 2stst House and Lot on the east side
and Lot. % % sas a . se Of as @
5thss Carriage Factory and 10 Lots on the east side
Of Sdsy between oo and and os s LS's on the east S
side Of 5d-sv. between SD and 5h-sts lots on
the east side OF Sdsv, between 5h and thsts LOG on
the east side OF 3dav bev cen S5h aud 56thsts Lots on
the side of Sd av between 5jth and 5hss Lots on
the west side OF Sd av between 4Sth and 49thts Lots
on the west side OF 3dav between olst and 91d-ss LOS
the side of 3dav, between SD and 5dsts House
and Lots the west side of 3dsv between od and
Lots the west side OF Sd,av between pun sn9
55hsts Lots the west side OF ID av between Sotn and
s6hsts House She'd aud Lots the west side OF 5das
between 56th and 5'th-sts; House and Lots ON the
side Of Lexingten-av, between Sth and 5st-sts;
Lots the east side OF Mav between SD AID 5iths
small House and Lots on the east sde OF dav between
5ith and 5h-sts; lots the west side of dav between
ssh and 56h-sts Lot south side OF 5othst between
I'd ard Sdsvs Lots 0th and 5si-sts and between I'd
and 3dsvs; Houses and - Lots 5st and 52dss be-
tween I'd ana Sdavs u Lots SD and 5Sds's between I'd
and Sdays; % Lots 5ih and 55thss between ID and
Sd avs; 20 Lots a5h and 56ths between ID aud avs
Lots 56h and 5Ithsts between ID and 50 avs Lots
and Lots on south side OF 10Th ct between aud Lex
ingtonavs Cottage and Lots north side OF ihhs be-
tween Sd and Lexington Lots suih side OF oothst
between Sd and Lexington Houses ana Lots north
site of 5Nhst Sd and Lexingion-avs; Lots
south sid. 5sts Sd and Lexngonavs; Stable
and Lot side of 5st between Sd and Lexington
and Lot south side of sd ST., between Sd and Lex
ington-avs
Also 8 Lots in Wlhemsburgh, 10 wit Lot on west side
Of Graham-av- between Wyckof and Stsggsis Los On
south side OF Wyckofist between Graham aud Even
ST. and Lots on the eastery side OF North Shst 100 feet
south of 5th-st.
And also the undivided halt part Of certain piece of Salt
Meadow in Westminster County, Harlem River,
kinsshdge front of the land formerly belonging Jacob
vermilyea. I'D containing six or thereabout
The sale will commence at II O'clock noon, the 18th OF
May 1882 and will be continued subsequent day, if
necessary until the whole property be sold.
Lthogaphic maps Of the premises will be ready by the
18th inst, and be procured from the suctioneer.
The i'll be liberal and will be announced at the
ssle-Dsted NAV 1852 HENRY BREVOORT,
JACOB d. ODELL.
MURRAY ROrFMAN, Referee.
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CoIToS, Auctioneer.
II ARGE SALE of NEW and SECOND.

IL HAND FURNITURE CARPETS OIL CLOTHS,
two PIANO-FORTES &c, Sc.-F COTTON will sell
TIL Thursday MORNING. May at I0t o'clock at the
Auction Rooms No 50 Beekman-st and No 90 Ann-st,
very large varied of Furniture such Sofas
Sofa mahogany French Bedeads mahogany
Chairs marbletop dress Bureaus center, card dining and
Tables tapestry Brussels threey and ingram Carpets
large quantity Of Oil Cloths Bedroom Furniture in suits
Basement do Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c Also Beds
Mattresses Also, two old PisnoFoftes Also 80 large
Boston Rockers. Sale positive.
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IL ENh i. LEEOS, AuctlOnccI, VIII
IL sell THIS DAY at 10 o'clock at house No s. Elm ct,
all the Furniture Carpets Mirrors Glass Crockery, and
plated are Sofas Chairs Bedst ads Feather Beds Bed
ding Sheets Pillows Boosters and Cases Mattresses Pass-
Hat Stsnds Oil Cloths and general assortment Of Fur
niture such is usually found in weurnshed house
also several Oil Paintings Mirrors Pier Tables Center Ia
bles Bureaus Wsshsands, &c Kitchen Furniture, with
whch the sale will commence Catalogues the morning
of sale
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

composing this line are che following
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly Tor Gov
service Every he's been taken In their con-
sructon also in their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations tor passengers are une-
qualed for elegance and comfort Prce Of passage from
New York Liverpool in rscla cabin $20 In second
do SO exclusive of size state rooms $500 from
Liverpool 70 New York. $50 and $40 An experienced
eeou attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILIN0.
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Gdlqman1er Gafes.

6alamanoer 6afes.
CALAMANDER SAFES-Wilder' .
~ Patent, Rich's Improvement
STEARNS MARVIN,
No. I46 Waterst, NewYork, the only makers Of the
abovenamed celebrated Safes combining both patents
THE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-
Il THE, Ohio One-third Of the town burnt to ashes!
CHILLIcoTHE, o., Tuesday April l3 1852
Messs STEARSs Observation-Disclosures Yours Of the
9Th hand In reply every Safe in the re except you
has proved good for nothing lost large Safet
fecly destroyed but In the small Salamander bought from
you, nothing injured Your obedient servant,
WM. T. CLEMSON
The above letter shows that a real hot fire RcHs SALA.
MANDERs the only Safes be depended upon In the
Pears fire, eleven Safes Of different msker totally
preserving notes bonds and mortgages the value OF
tlOa0 The Chillicothe Are parallel caseevery Safe
But Rchs destroyed These repeated prove
ipcontestiby that Nlders Patent Saamande with Rchs
or in the whole world They be had at the depot No
I46 Wstere and at the Factory, corner of St. Marks
''"'' ''N sTEARNs 4 MARVIN.
Also, at the following Agencies:
Isaac Bridge, New.Orleans La
L. NJ Hatch, Charleston, s. G.
Thompson Oudesuys Baltimore Md
Holyoake Downes Co, Memphis Tenn
Eddy Morley, Toledo, o.
Allis 4 Howes, Evansville, Ind.
s. Shepard Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
Walter X. Marvin, Lockport, N. Y.
Barney Brothers, Mobile, Ala.
Chas. II. Camphed. Say annah, Ga
Hall Moses Columbus, Ga
De Rosse' Brown, Wilmington, n G.
WIN. Randall st. Paul, NJ. T.
Morley Reynolds, Cleveland, o.
Haver, Boyd Co, GAINESVILLE, o.
Hy. Suggett Rochester N Y.
Jas Hutton, Montreal, Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
6teamboats an0 Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
" for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. |. North M
foot Of Battery place by steamboat John Potterrvo ~
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. NJ Afternoon Exp1o
Line at p. M through to Philadelphia In Y houn m:
LIST class cars s.; I'd class line, by p ~ only e. Hn
i'm leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wslndtst at -
Up NJ Emigrant Line BY steamboat Transport fuu ~
No l. ats p. NJ Fare: 81 80.
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uyur pTIpIIC SENTIMENT emphati

cally expressed In regard 20 Clothing purchased OF
HOR1 colt has long been source OF safisfscnon V
have compliments continually pouring In nom inc CITY .''
country. ~-r,,,vo l., -, .,-.,x
,eplenisbed with masnfcent assortment OF Sprng sno
smeT Goods selected with care and Judgment which are
made IN the possible manner and are selling ses'
reduction below competitors
aeT can have their wish grafied keep constantly
scndd assortment Of Cloths and Casmeres and our Cut
tr has attained degree cutting almost certain to please
the most fastidious- - ,.o,
We also keep general assortment Of Furnishing Goods
K HORA Il CO. No 80 Na-au-s,
between Fulton and John-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
. EW-Y YORK and NEW HAVEN
RAIIROAD-SIrNNFR ARRANGFMrNT No

g. ls52Trains Of New.York leave near corner Of CD
st and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATIONS AND SPEcIAL.-At and 80 l. n
AIS Express Stamford and Nonsaik and stopping y
Stations beyond) and at 80 r. M through NswHsss
At $50 r NJ. for Norwslk-at $50 A. NJ, and 69f y,
for Port Chester The 1880 A. NJ runs Ia conaecuoa ~
Train from New Haven to Hartford and SpDs field an w
Train the Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven Hartford Springfield -
ton Connecticut River Vermont Railroads 70 OsdsnsD
and Montreal-At A. M stopping at Stamford aud Bnc2
port connecting with the HousatOnic and Nanestnck -
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New HsveD-ne
at $50 p NJ stopping at Stamford, Norwalk and Bn9g
port connecting with ousatonic and Nausatuck hAes
Bridgeport. -,
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. add Spses-
At $50, T. and 935 A. NJ, and 40 p NJ, through from
Haven. At 6 A. NJ, from Norwsk-at $50 A. snSse
p. NJ from Pert Chester The 9S5 A. ~ receives psa'
gers from Springfield aud Hartford and Canal RAilWse
Haven. The 40 p NJ. receives passengers from Ha>so
and Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival 81 M
from Boston, LIS and $50 p. M stopping Bhdsqn
Norwalk and stamford) leaving Boston at A. NJ -
345 p. M
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station Ho.s -
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, yr,
SupenntendsA
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Dusuest a. follows: -
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. NJ for Dunkirk, connecting
hrsciass steamboats, for Cleveland sandusky Toledo -
Monroe, and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN az & A. NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAINst3P ~, via Permont for Otsyilie
WAY TRAIN at II r. M via Jersey City for Orsylh -.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at r. N. for Dunkirk. co1sse
with hrtclass aDbost for Detroit direct connecting
Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAST TRAIN at 7. NJ. via Piemont
CHAS. MINOT, Superntent&
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TvEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS

Il of the CITIES OF PERU AND DAVENPORT
FOR SALE 600 ofthe City OF Davenport Iowa Bonds
having year. rum and $4,000 the City OF Peru, H.
neis Bonds having twenty to both bearing inter
est 10 cent per and eed by Chca
10 and Rok Island Railroad C, mpany Further pac liars
may be known oy app ying ~ y. w. CLARK DODGE
CO, No. 81 Wallst, corner w II sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
@S0 A0n EATON and HAMIL.
XCV,VUV TON RAILROAD co. BONDS

num- which with the principal Is payable in the City OF
NewYoh the latter the ts Of January, 1882 The total
amount issued $ COO which secured by mortgage
the road with fixtures depots &c, Sc forming the hst
hen thereupon, excepting loan Of $4,000 by the city Of
Cincinnati They have the privilege Of conversion into Sock
q par q, any tune within Ave years The and r.
tends the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton r r. tdstan
g miles from Cincinnat Richmond Wayne Co. Indiana
the hines Of Railroads terminating Chicago and ST. Lou
In length % miea and its Immediate completion and
Bonds The total win be Sso0oo being double the
amount Of mortgage debta full statement OF the oond
tcn and prospective business &C. Of the Road and al Other
br sae $50 600 Of the Bonds eli that remain ansposed Of
CAMMANN, WHITEHOUSE CO. No s. Wallet
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II. H. LEEDS Auctioneer
EURNITURE.-FRI

HANDSOME FURNITURE.-FRl-
Il Il DAY, May T. at 10 o'clock at No 2l West 2d-st,
between 9Th and havs the elegant assortment contained
therein all recently imported from Europe the property Vt
gentleman leaving for Europe, comprising grand action
Psno-Fote, Royal Wilton Carpets Pier Glasses, carved
German w alnut Furniture in plush embroidery &C. fancy
tans Persian Rugs full assortmentof handsome Bedroom
Furniture, Oil Cloths. China and Glas Ware Also superb
Paintings If the Munich school, including Pilotys Rienz
THE last Of the Tribunes The LoveLeer or Garner
Pigeon by Sclet of Munich Motzes Chateaine kc with
several other familiar engavngs real SAKE Vases Groups
Figures and other works Of Art Can be examined one day
before the sale.
TO LET-The above threestory House until the first OF
May next Inquire of the Auctioneers.
HENRY II LEEDS & co, No. Wall-st.
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nor CHARLESTON-U. s. MAIL

and very quck ssesn UNION Capt r. AdSms viii leave
pirr No 4 r. R. on SATURDAY. May at O'Clock 2. n.
nnrssely For freight apply board and far passage
sPOFFORD TILESTUN CO. M ~ Soath-st
Persons traveeg advised To take this mode
of in preference "a other cont the beat
of fare and the sr. stsst speed combined.
The steamer SOUTHERNER will follow on WEDNES-
DAY. May II
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Clothing, Sc.

CLOTHING and TAILORINC.--CON
~ WAY No. l<S Falson-st- Broadway hss splsu-
"a sfock Of CoafA Vssfa PsntA Shirs nk hdk }l.ye&
o. makes from best French Ensisa eioths
emeres and vesneA embracing everything fashionable and
dshle Buying every article T cash and employing none
bat the best worken enables this hoae soct inspection
~ defy competition, either 70 # make Eyls pnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.
and EXPRESS LINES-Through In Al hours-NewJs.l
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New-York at ga ~
Of Courtandt-st; 8 A. NJ. and 81 r. NJ Liberty-a Lse1
Philadelphia at i2i and 8 A. NJ and s. r. NJ from 6d
Wanntst Fare reduced To 81 for 6rstclaA and y -
second-csss.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLES10H
through tckets sold In the above lnes and through
carried in the A. NJ and 81 p. lines from Nsv-Y~s
with through conductora
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and

~ GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Compsny's powerful Steamship "GLASGOW,' ,962
tuns and power Robert Craig Commander will sail
from Newly ork for Glasgow, THURSDAY, the 2ith
June next, at u O'Clock, noon. -
First Cabin, saloon State Rooms) ..............$90
First Cabin, (Mdship do .;......'..'..
Second Cabin Stewards f. included 80
Apply to J. McSfMON, Nc. ~ Broadway.
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R. w. WEsrcoTr, Auctioneer.
II ARGE SALE of good second hand

Il Furniture on FRIDAY MORNING at III o'clock, az
No l4s Greenwich-av Twenty good Capets with an I'M
usual assortment Of marbetop mahogany and walnut fur
nture, twenty five mahogany and walnut Bedsteads Beds
Mattresses Piano Forte Sale peremptoay rain shine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

absonia and Oregon, Vi. AspinwsIl Navy Res, A.
Fer ENPIRt CITY, va hsysss "a MONDAY. n.y.
Commander win leave her PIE, the loot Of wsxr.s
MONDAY, May 10 at oclsci ?. NJ Coz Aspsn al =
Havana Passenger by tho Empire ity win ec,..ss
the web Known and fsvort~ United Staf-s Nah s,.s
OREGON, to all fos San Francisco on the ssr,vsl - ~
ps~-sns-p and mails. No detention 81 Panama T
Railroad now In operation. and the ears rur,,, =
within few miles Of Gorsons Passenger WA th..
abed 20 about 10 u4-s Of the river nsv,s.r,.r
also the danger and expense heretofore attending m.
In hosts of Cbssres they will be landed rom ~. -
era free 81 exp~ns~. on tie Compsays wharf e Ans@
Transit Of the Isshmrs at the passengers sxp~nss
RATES og yssE TO AsrIswALL
Ladies' Saloon, State Room OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
LsweI An and Forward Saloon, State Room. .....S
Second CABIN Stsndees. .......................
-
RATEs THROUGH TO SAN ysAScIsco '
81
Children under II years half price.
For freight passage. apply 20 CHAS. A. WHITNEY -
the ofbc. Of the Companies No in westst, eorua'
WsrreD-st
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Ocean Cleaners, ST

CLIPPER SHIP NORTH STAR for
~ San Francisco, in the stream OF the Battery.
will positively sail THURSDAY MORNING, and has
good accommodation for eight passengers Apply TO
S. NJ. GOODRlDGE CO. No. "a Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

VANDERBILT'S LINE for SAN
FRANCISCO.-The steamship BROTHER IONA.
THAN being detained complete her extensive slteu
10 meet the present requirements Of the trade, viii pos
leave for San Francisco the 10Th OF May al sscx
p NJ. iom pier No 2 North River, touching al u ~
Jsneiro Valparaiso and San Juan del Sur. The 9ssSr
Jonathan will take her place the Pacific side In v
bilts Nicaragua Line. limited number OF pasensSs N
he taken AZ tSOo for Cabin and 500 for Steerage 6rv
apply 10 u. b. ALLEN
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EDW,D K. COLLINS L CO, No. S. Wall-st,NY.
BROWN: SHIPLEY co, Liverpool
T. g. ROBERTS CO. No. IS Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE L CO.. No. Rue Noro Dame des
victories, Paris, or GEO. II. DRAPER, Have.
The owners Of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewely precious metals
less bulls OF ading signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LINERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at Hall.
fax to land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt - AFRICA, Harrison,
ASIA, c. II. Z. Judkins, NIAGARA j. Stone,
AMERICA, N. Shannon, CANADA Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear white light head green
on starboard bow red on port bow.
ASIA As J1dkins from NEW YORK, Wednesday, Mays
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday, May r.
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK, Wednesday, May IS.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, May az
AFRICA Harrison I'm NETWORK, Wednesday, June Q
CAMBRIA, Leitch, from BOSTON. Wednesday June g.
ASIA Jgdkins. from NETWORK, Wednesday, June l6.
AMERICA Shannon. from BOSTON, June q
Passage from New-York Boston to Liverpool-Fiut
cabin, ei2o; second cabin SO
berths not secured until paid for.
Freight VIII be charged specie beyond amount os
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon n board
q All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post-Ofhce For freight q passage, apply to
Z. CUNARD No 81 Broadway
~ French German and other Foreign Goods received
ana brought In with British Goods Through biIls
OF lading are given in Havre for New-York
WATcHEs-By order of the British Treasury watches Of
foreign manufacture, bearing the marks Of Engsh
Manufactures Will be hereafter admitted England tran
nu for the United States and other
OF which French and Swiss watches he shipped Hsye
for Newfork Boston. via Liverpool without mourning
the risk heretofore, Of being seized by the English
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

The stages for Squsm and Freehold viii run IN consseo
with boat Stages to convey passengers 70 all psrs -
country All persons forbid trusting the above - -
account of the owneu
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S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPI-

~ Ny-For NEW ORLEANS wa HAVANA
The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2noa tsns -
Leeds Con,ma nder will sail from the pier foot ofWs,
st. n. R. on MONDAY, Nav 10. at O'Clock P NJ orr
Rates Of Passage to Havana and New-Oresns NJ 80
rsDgement:
Affer Saloon Berths..
rorw ard Saloon Berths.
4
Freight taken 10 New Orleans at 20 per cubic a.
Shippers OF freight requested to snppls cher6r5-
with the Companys bi OF adns which may b. he'd = -
plicaiiop AZ the Office No other form will b cme< r.
Bill of lsd,ns signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or passage. apply to n. O. R0BERn
No IN West. It cor No.
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IN ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw.4
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers C. VAN
BiLT snd COMMODORE, Of this line, now q
larry as heretofore, alternately leaving Pie: No n
River, first wharf above Battery place daily sun ~
ceptec. al 5 =. NJ, and StHnington at 3 O'Clock y
arrival Of the mail train, which leaves Boston at
For freight or passage, apply ct the Office, No 10
place. board the boats
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$2OO.OOO vr BOURBON !HR ON. Fay FAY,

end CITY OF NASHVILLE (keutucky) BONDS
Messs Gilbert Johnson Insurance Buidings William st.
Cent Bonds Of the above Counties and City with interest
coupons payable semi annually in the City Of New York
n 1881. IN the City OF New-YOrk
These Bonds were issued to the Msysvie and Lexngoo
Railroad Company, in payment Of stock subscriptions that
read made BY the above Counties and City BY authority Of
vote Of the people unanimously In the City of Msysva
The Road to which the Bonds are issued is
miles Ions and the Cities Of Maysvle the Ohio
ae o m saS the sss
aready $l,teS.Sil.
ulOus and wealthy The soil unsurpassed in fertility any
and the @ % iSS % ;oS
Taxable Property. Population.
1oureon. "a, 1871 1854
Feyette ........,........... lI,I56IS5 &tR
The above Counties entirely of debt excepting
ef recent Railroad subscriptions 81 2ooA
3r which they bold al equal amount OF Railroad stock The
y OF Msy,'ie has popai.iiG. Of about acce and tai.
the Ohio River In The County Of Mason Of anshipmeut
Or the whole northeastern section of Kentucky OF
ehsndse and produce going inward and outwardnd under
he influence OF the system OF roads ccnvergns upon it.
sad 0rmns connections with all the nch central regions OF
Kentucky and with the principal lines Of Railway running
uth and north the city must rapidly rise in business pop
slation and wealth. Msysvle owes debt Of S7oeN6
p2oo exclusive Of the Railroad pupesos This in.
teh,edness based ON capital Of 80 <SaA exhibited
the sess which does not give more than two
TIE censtuonshty Of hess Bonds has been
sed BY the Circuit Court and Court Of Appeals the
State Ut Kentucky which forever settles question The
Court Of Appeals decided thai their collection en-
breed BY w OF mandsmaS and the individual property Of
every citisee subjected to the payment
Tue kentucky members Of Congvs certify to the perfect
security OF these bonds and Mr. Clay adds bis testimony
their value. tie says
"These three Counties among the richest believe,
excluding Jefferson they the three richest that State
The Bonds executed authority the Lesiss
lure and It's power that authority has been recently
affirmed BY the highest judicial tribunal Kentucky en-
respectively viii be punctuay Paid they due
Such my confidence the safety Of investment to these
Bcnds that II my property oil converted into them
should feel perfectly secure.
81 am. with high respect Jour osedent servant
al. CLAY"
full printed exhibit may be bad the once Of the up.
dersiEned
These Bonds oder Of the best perfectly cafe Of
investr,ent now before the public
(3iIRTRT = JOHNSON Insurance Buildinss Williams
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ROUTE TO CHICAdo

wv Trains OF Michigan Southern and Nofshen
Railroads daily Sundays exceptedl ~ foilow; -
Leave Monroe and Toledo ~ BIS AN. an1ys ~
st $50 p NJ; thence passengers 60 BY stage on Plans
miles TO Michigan City; thence by ~ mile ~
worth and by stage " miles 70 Chicago Ane
ears through 70 Chicago r..rsod
Returning 10 Lsporte same wsy-can cav
$50 AM, and arrive at Monroe and Toledo Of ~ -
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne eess3 ~
Lceansport. La Fsyette and indianapolis, q 49,
and At other places the line with the principal
and south. 80 -
At Toledo this line connects Ut 5<5 ? N. OF
the Lake Ere South Shore route by stage ans &~Sk
Cleveland; thence by railroad and stage 70 knei
r.;lroad via DunkiYk 10 Hew-York or BY stag ~
% Buffalo and BY cars sftsr Feb L s>AO
The p NJ train the Eew-Yosk and kne
nects with the Lake Shore usin. shn1R
Passengers af Cleveland can take cars eli the
burst thence BY railroad and q miles aae1ne
phts ana Nsw.Yoek, o. Baltimore and Wsehiae1
u n Ia6a = =. WILLIAM 49,