davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
BARGE A. CBrLros. kur'ion-er.
BUILDING LOTS at

AuCTlON.-COLE 4 Chiffon viii sall at auc-
ticn on FRIDAY May Ii ~ O'Clock at the Merchants
2shst2 lots the south side, commencing I'D feet
INCHES Of 9Th
2sthss lrrs the north tide, commencing 2lf feet
inches eest Of 7fh-av, each lot = BY 81
25'-st-Aso large front at, south sie of ,th st.,
directly opposite the last abo described having front on
the of 80 feet and in deofh the west eide feet
inches the side feet inches 10 conmands the
epfiTe front Of lots.
Sohat-I large LOT on the south ride OF 3oh ST.
ing about 40 feet west of shav having front OF 81 ee
1sd @ lots north side commencing sj feet west Of 10Th
Az. each lot Is IS By leo fset6 inches.
fh sv.-l lot west side between .oSth and othsts
thavs lots side Of the avenue, and between izd
and zhs's including southeast corner Of la st. and
llth-av.
loth.sv-i lot east side, near Goth
3si h-st-i lot noTt SIDE. 2d-av.
5sth-st-l 10; north side, Broadway.
55dst u lot south side. 7th-av.
sCth-st a lots south side, Sth av.
l0eIhst.-5 lots north side, 6th-av.
lO7th-st.-lo lets north side, 6h-sv.
6fhav-4 lots siGe corner o. l07th-st.
i5h-st-l long gore lot between Avenue and ne har
I22dst-s lets north side between Avenue an st-av
l22dst-S lots south side between lstav and HaIiem
River.
BROOKLYN -Atlanticst-i lot be- Bond and Nivens
Also lot between Bond and Nivers on Pscncst, on tue
rear OF the above.
Aso, 24th-st NewYork-l lot south side, commencing
loe feet east OF 2d-av.
Also 29dst-I lot north sde between 7th and oth-avs;
lot z5asS.9.
4st-.t-Two-story frame house with stable on the rear
on nc nth side of 4st st between 10th and tavs; LOT Ok
90 9; house lex25 feet wi alley way OF ieet vide
Also sthav The thrse-.toy brick house 10 feet inches
front and feet deep; lot OF teet deep oSneI VII" lease
of lot on northwest corner of sth-av. and 25thst
2sthsTwo hreesto and basemeSt or1ck nohsss on
north side of 23s the corner OF eaV witn case vi
OTIS % BY IS, and 90 feet inches
Most Of the above lots admirably located and ready 70
Ttms-A large portion of the purchase money may re-
bond and mortgage. =,
Lithosrsphic maps can be had OF the auctonee'' NO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
X. c. KEMP Auctioneer.
II ARGE and POSITIVE SALE OF

IL ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIAN0-FORTES, CAR
PETS &C. by order of Mortgage and Others for whom 1t
may m, THIS DAY and TOMORROW, at 10
o'clock each day the large Hall, No 55s Broadway for
mery the Chinese Museum. bet Spring and Prncess,
on months credit for all $500 for satisfactory in
dorsed notes.
r. KEMP will sell at auction above, by order Of
morgapee and Others large aud valuable collection OF
handsome Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet Furniture OF the
betqusy. Piano Foes nch aTpetiDgs and other house
furnishing articles all of which will be positively sold with
and presents opportunity for the trade no
tells ard housekeepers TO supply themselves with the most
desirable description Of goods The furniture has all been
made in the best and most substantial tor City
tom trade and consists Of large and splendid assortment OF
richly carved Rosewood Maloeany and black Wsnuf Paro
Dining Room Library and Chamber Furniture comprising
every article Of elegance and utility found ia the large and
fashionable warerooms
PIANO-FORTE 'Ten superior Rose wood 81 aud octave
PsnoFores from city makers oi good reputation and all OF
which will be fully warranted the when sold at
sale These Pianos particularly worthy the att,
on Of those in want of good instruments at auction prices
CARPETINGS-Also rich Royal Wilton, Tapestry,
Brus threepy and Ingram Csrpetings which pacu
larry worthy the attention of housekeepers
Goods purchased TO out of the city be packed for
shipping reasonable charge Catalogues morning Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

The foregoing BONDS are In each for 81 600 principal
end interest all csses payable semi annually IN
The RAILROAD bombs are secured in the most ample
manner by mortgage q Deed Of Trust TO some Known sno
responsible citizen Of NewYork with power 70 case o. 70
fault TO enter and sell each nc, with all eqap'nsn ~c-
raise money TO pay amount Of interest or principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issaso - ,s sau.
granting fu power r that purpose and on dect VOC
the people interested that vote being largely IN 's'''
issue sx..,sS r..,rr-e the
,,ars, snthor,ties 20 make SPECIAL LEVY OF IAAho
~ SIT APART exclusively for the purpose OF rsens
- cins interest and gradually TO reimburse the pr'n1i
nal which can enforced through the courts OF law nou'
H become necessary - -.
bsss debts operate in the nature of morgase on me
real and personal estates within the respective Cy Ano
County fimits ,, II c,.;, .rx
The new Constitutions adopted BY the people Of ONO aie
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF any tunden os
hy Counties within their boundaries This will prevent
further issue Of securities of this sort ,...
.t or oce giving full and detailed information a. TO he
nature Of each security. , ,,urn.
WINSLOW, LANIER x CO. NC. u wa
-Vork April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
Jew YORK and NEW-HAVEN
N RAILROAD-SUMME ARRANGEMENT. Nay

Is52Trans out of Newyork leave OF CstAl'
Ct and Broadway. =.
ACCOMMODATION AND SPEclAL.-At 2 and lt30 A. Mi
AIS ExpreH to Stamford and Norwalk and stopping at ell
Stations beyond) and at 81 through to Nswsgen.
At $50 p M for Norwsk-st $50 A. NJ and $50 T. NJ,
Tor Port Chester The l30 NJ in asction With
Train from New Hartford and Springfield and with
Train over the Canal Road
FxpRgssTRAINs for New Haven, Hartford Springfield boe
ton Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 10 Ogdsnssush
and Montreal At A. NJ stopping at Stamford add Bndss-
port connecting with the UousstOnc and Naugainck Rail-
roads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at
at $50 NJ stopping al Stamford Norwaik and Bndso
port connecting with Housstonc and Nsagatock RAILROADS.
Bridgeport
TRANS INTO Observation-Disclosures and Special
At $50 D. and 935 A. NJ, and 40 NJ through from New.
Haven At 6A. NJ, from Norwsik-at $50 A. NJ and 10
P. NJ from Pert Chester The sS5 A. NJ receives psssa.
gers frsm Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads
Haven. The AZ p NJ. receives passengers from Hsrtfosd
and Springfield Railroads
ExPssss TRAINS leave New-HsyeD arrival II Trains
nom Boston at LIS and $50 p NJ, toppns al Bndsepo
EorwsIt and Stamford leaving Boston ct A. NJ m
345 Pm.
See large bill OF advertisement the station Hoos Nd
principal Hotels GEO w. WHISTLER, yr,
Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
A.C. TurrLe. Auctioneer.

A. C Turtle. Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of Superior and
Il Fash enable FURNITURE on FRID Az. postponed
nom Medneseay) at No t52 Broome-st Broadway
A e. IUIIIE Will sell al Auction. on FRIDAY At 10
O'clock at the above valuable tment of
RenoI Eos wood and Mahogany Furniture; viz: SOFAS
Iee tetes fsieUils Chairs Center Tables Library and
boVk-csses Dressing Bureaus French Bedstsaas WASH
STANDS &c Tbs whole Will be warranted OF the best ma
na hTssss Of workmanship and sold without rsssrye 10
the highest bidder, tor cash. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

FoT ntI!nt OF PassaTe APPIy 70 . - - -
EDW'D X. COLLINS Il co. No. s. Wall-H. NY.
BROWN SHIPLEY CO. Liverpool
z. g. ROBERTS CO, No IS Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No Rue Notre Dame des
victories, Paris, or GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships will be accountable gold
silver bullion specie ewey, precious metals
less bills of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

6totestury, Commander This splendid steamship having
atesafcus suit her Tor and
10 Ale her accom- snperior any steamer the
Psrine wi sal for san FAneirco shove touching VAL
srrso and Panama Her airy and
her sfserase accommodations superior any steamship
sso.i having abundance OF both hight and ain well
vii make the pas.ase TO Francisco short time
has bsen mas BY any thus Offering to families
ard TO tho<e who desire their comfort nch plessantsf
b, nv ne via Chsxres ouly
: jimit-S number II passengers Will We taken
ayuiy TO THOMAS RICHARDSON, No; a Exchange
ol.re New York and No. sWaluutsL, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
UyEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS

Il Of the CITIES OF PERU AND DAVENPORT
FOR SALE eco of the City of Davenport Iowa Bonds,
having year. run and S 600 the CITY of Peru H.
n.is Bonds having twenty years both bearing inter
10 per snDum and guaranteed nv the Chca
may be known ny app ying ~ T.. w. CLARK DODGE
4 co. No. 81 Wall-st corner w II am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
OTEAM BETWEEN NEW WORK an,
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Ths ships

ATLANTIC, Capt West Pacific, Capt rye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken In their
stuction also In their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
oualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
New York Liverpool in rscass cabin, $20 In second
do $40 exclusive of size saterooms $500 from
Liverpool New-York $50 and $40 An experienced sur
econ attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
VREATLY REDUCED RATES.

VI EMPIRE CITY LlNE-THRoUGH TICKETS
fr SAN FRANCISCO, via Aspin~ all Navy bay, tneN
ch.r,es The new sni splendid doohle engine steam
shin SIERRA NEVADA, i.so tuns burthen J WI
son rsa- Camnsnder viii leave for Aspin~sI Navy
uirI No North River connect st Panama WITH me
kyorte steamship NEW-ORLEANS. y ". Aesiey Mas
nsssepser and are better ventilated than any In me sde
TIE tables supplied with every comfort nen er me
cabin and xfeersS An experienced surgeon
sehsd N each shp The Panama Railroad isucw 10 oper-
son running daily within few miles OF Goryona 80
s~nsers will landed the Company depst ~ Aspinwa
free of expense 49,. -. 90 f.,.,.
R.rgs oF RARs-Fipt Cabin, $3.50; Second Cabin state
room $500 Both the above at the table steer
ace 60 found with bed &C. and separate table wen
prnvid,d remittance Of half the p.s>aeenoney VII Sc
cure until within days OF Ealing OF esteansr
For freight passage, apply TO .
1 HOWARD 4 son. AEents. No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

II Of the Bowery Bank have THIS DAY declared
dividend of four l per the Capital Stock payable
after the 10th inst The Transfer Books viii he
closed the 9th ncusive.-NewYork NAV l. 1852 Per
order. N. @. BRADFORD, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

q - per cent of the purchase money can remain 90 bond
ana mortgage for three r~ssrs
For maps sidgs re exact Dimensions Of and
full raIsrkr aspiy to the Auctioreer No Broad
or to GEO y. TALMAs. Trustee, No. IS wsll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOI RAILROAD
" tor PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No l. North River
foot of Battery place BY steamboat John Potterso ine
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. NJ. Afternoon Exprss
Line at p NJ through Philadelphia in " hours fus:
lt class cars S. I'd class line by NJ only ST. Return.
ins leave Philadelphia from foot OF Wslnutst AM and
Up NJ Emigrant Line by steamboat Transport from Pee
No l. ats p NJ Fare; 81 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
NEw-JeasEv LINc COMPANY,
Trsusf,., QH;r- No 81 ljbArty.St. 4

NEw,JeRsEv LINc COMPANY
Transfer Office. No 81 Lbsuy-st
NOTlCE.--An amendment to the char
ter Of the New-Jer.ey Exploring snd Mining Co has
paused the Legislature of Neweey and been accepted BY
the Directors The title by the act 10 charged to New
Jersey Zine Company"
The New-Iessey Exploring and ainne Company steel
and the OF the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company will he exchanged Tor the new
stock New-lersey Zinc Company upon application At thin
Office JAMES L. CURTIS President
New.York, March To- 1879
NOTlCE.-TheA Annual Election for Di-
II rectoIs Of the North American Fire Insurance Com
pany will be held at the office of the Co.. No. 81 Wsst
Monday the Slst May, 1852 The poll will be u A.
NJ. and close at L. Nj. r. w. BLEECkER, Secretary
NOTlCE.-The Capital Stock of the
New.York Exchange Company amounting to 81 900
Oo having been fully subscribed and the Company having
received the deed OF the property IN Wast heretofore
Known the Merchants Exchange entered into possession
and organized this day by the election Of SIMEON BALD
WIN, President. and w. = UNDERHtLL, Secretary.
The following persons compose the Board Of Trustees:
james Bo0fman, James Brown,
Mos = Taylor. Leonard ;. Suarex
w w De Forest Robert r. Miutum,
W. n. AspnwalL Charles " Talbot
Thomas Teston, Simeon Baldwin,
John Ward, Nicholas Ludlan,
w. 8 Underhl.
BY order, SIMEON BALDWIN President
VS. UNDeRBILI, Secretary. New-losk, May 4, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEw.

M EW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
i YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U 8 NAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through In Al hoan-Nsw,Jssy
Railroad via Jersey City leaving Nsw.Yorh at 10
Philadelphia at i2i and "a. NJ and 81 p NJ fiOm kx
Wslnutst Fare reduced to 81 for futca~ and " 50 -
second-clsss.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTOH
through tickets sold In the above lnes and through ba
carried in the 3 A. M. and - Pm lines from NswYcL
with thrnnxh conductnrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

L Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-s. folloss IN
EXPRESS TRAIN at 8! NJ for Dunxrk. connso, ~ 90
hrstclass steamboats, for Ceyelsnd 5andusxy te'os'
Monroe, and railroads 10 Cincinnati aud Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at Q A. NJ. for sl stations,
WAY TRAIN at P. NJ, via Pemont for Ousy'lie.u
WAY TRAIN at II r. NJ, via Jersey City tor ots's.
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at p. NJ. for D1nkirs con1'.sX
with brsola STEAMBOAT for Detroit direct conDeei'ls
Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAsT TRAIE ar 8 7. NJ. via Fremont -
CIiAS MlSOT 51penntencess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

now for ssle-Estn-Tss superior double engine ss,<s.
ship ILLINOIS the fastest IN the world 1s1s ~
H. Hsrssne. CommsDosr beps ready for ssrvice Vii
h n.y ,ot AsPlNWaLi, Nav, Bay direct or THtRS.
foot OF Warsn a. r. to connect with the magnificent
Steamship TENNESSEE. Lieut.. Totten. u. s n. Com.
msnder which sts amer rdered TO remain Panama b
be readiness Immediately ival OF the pa~s~nr-,, -
that point ard sail dir-cf tor SAN FRANCISCO whs
any delay The accommodations Of thess Steamships a.
unsurpassed and passengers sons forward BY th.-, ve,.r
mn, rely confidently upon the Coupanys best efos sr
QUlss zip.
The Psnams Railroad Is Ia operation and the en-,
rehrms within few miles Of Gorfons. PASSENGER Nh
thus be sblrd about 20 miies VI ver ,svs
sstici snd .so the danger and expense heretofore st@.
the lsrd In bosts OF chszres they win hna-d s
the free Of exrens~, the Compsays WAR n
Asprv all TRANSIT ofho fsthrnvs the pes-pgsrs sxpn.
RATES sARs 10 AsPISwALL.
Ladies' saloon. STATE ON
L. yer An and Forward Saloon State Room S
Second CABIN stsndees q
RATS THROUGH TO san FRANCISCO.
tltss ISIS
Second
l6q
Children under ~ years. half price.
For freight passage spply 20 CHAS. WHITNEY II
the osoe Of the compsries No. W Wesst, ecrres Of
Nsnen-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
+. CoLroS Au:honeer
FURNITURE. BIRDS

Il i &C. &e.-F. COTTON will Ill THIS DAY, (rhurs-
day Msy 49, I0 o'clock at The Of Green ch and
Morton al the Furniture OF the family comprising the
usual assortment Of Mahogany Chairs, French Bedstesds
Spring Mattresses Carpets Ocfths Mattne1 Beds aud
Mattresses Bed.oom and Kitchen Furniture Cookery ant
Gas wsre Stoves &c. Also s1irs Of painted
Chamber Furniture Also several Canary Birds and talk
ing Parrot Sale positive On FRIDAY. at the Auction
Rooms No 70 Beekn an-s large .ssort neut of good
secoT d-haid Furniture, Carpets Glasses Ocloths, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
Sales bp Anrtion.
A. N. MEswIs, Aucuoneer.
by BANGS BROTHER & CO.
ID Trade SAILS Rooms, No Is Park.row.
Co.'s 4 Chiffon, Aucnoneers
~ lNN NAI IL ~ q

Co.'s Chiffon, Aucnoneers
4 SSlGNtE'S SALE of VALUABLE
I LIGHT WAGONS.-Ihe subscriber will sell on
MONDAY, May II, ~ II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premses
corner OF {tsv. and lS2dst Harlem a large lot Of tasty
hshf bnEsy Wagons with tops and without, particularly
sted or the California and southern trade, being thorough
~ built, and almost entirely OF iron ana steel
Il q. JUDD. Ass,gnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

ExCHANGE on SAN FRANClSCO:@.
a.. an - uRExEL sArHER 1 CHURCH.
.inss;ss' n sans o i 9, ssf Fl x Is. s.-.~.
OTJNDED BONDS Of the NEW YORK
E s PA interest
1900 sss.cSsd For safe BY BLATcHFORD RAINS
SOKD. No s. willsm-st.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
CoxrAsy The second InsallInent Of per cent on
sSe illinois Central Railroad payable tina 9th NAY. Al
De Once Of the Company, Nc S % Walls
~ 0'd'' Oh ''s A'' NORRIS RETcHUM Treasures.
LANES BANK, 80 cents /; Bank of New
s.. s ssSi Paterson ss ssas; s.nt Md i
cents Bank Of England Ireland and scotland Scsea
S,;sss 4s upcumsn, Moosy discounted the lowest
market rstes Prompt Colecrions troasn3 ca s1 Nv
between Frankfort and spruoe-st, New-YorL
U NICKERBOCKER SAVINGS BANK
~ Shay corner Of zsd-st-Open daily from 10 A u
Or :, au ss hs entire ssn1o Of 8
money! depOsteS Y ibsi S'% " CAMPBELL President
AHseH WILLIS, Secretary.
r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and
IL SOLD, and Bounty Land Pension and other C LAM
TOODMAN. Counsellor at Law, Notary Public and Com
msooer for Wisconxn Iowa Indiana &c, No ~ "iniam
u, New-forx.
T AND WARRANTS BOUGHT,
purchssen promptly supplied Military and other claims On
"' '''' 90 80 ''' R. cLGGGETT No IS wsll-st
NTEW-YORK SMELLING and RE-
IN Filming COMPANY.
With the intention Of incre ang it TO million of dollars
SHARES TWENTY DOLLARS EACH.
The books Of subscription to the capital stock oil this Com
Psmphicts setting forth detail the nature of the bust
ness can be had at the office
Psron wishing to subscribe for stock apply to either
the undersigned the Office Of the Company No. IL
'An''7 Se"'f c. Il. ANS Sl5IfSh President
Gold Watch Case M la. No. =! Dey-st'
Manufacturer OF Jewehy. No 10 COurtiandtst-
J. fSGaAM PERRY Cashier,
WILLIAM II. BIGELow, Secretary
No SO Clintoust, Brooklyn
cH Avpsus No. A. Dew 81. God Watch Manufacturer.
T. b. BAILEY, No. 10 Courtlandt st., Manufacturer OF
JOIN PoLnAMvs, No 4ss Grand st. and No IS Dnanest,
H. p Krssrpy. No IL John-st. Gold Pencil Maker.
AL,rTD WILLIAMS, No. SO Duane-st, Diamond yeweler
IA FIHs No II Johnst Gold Watch Case Manufactured
iScHsM Perry hsa No 10 So1coS't d. Si Cox a5
WxSSy Duso,o. Bank Alley Philadelphia, and No Ia
Iroadway. New York, Manufacture OF Jewelry &c
IoARD OF COUNCIL FOR TaE NETWORK SMELLING AND
HsF! Sass;. sGssASS
J. w Hughes lGi Futonst d Cunningba y Mott-st.
Chas Wood io4 Fulton-st. Edw. rlsin, IS Duane-st
John p0lAa 1gS"i,S % Du'ns'f
Henry Dubssa 10 Broadway Alfred Williams SO Dus1es
D. b. Bailey 10 CouItlandi F Snstcndal % Howsr 1T
Philip L. Dubosq I7O Broadw Francis Plain, i65 6th-av
VIM Frderck corYors and John R Mscksy, DC York-st,
Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

Il y ton, foI BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEWS5SSrryS
FORD snh TAiN1ON.-1he steamers &. FaSp--s
BlLT and COMMODORE, Of this line now fsp -
lsry as heretofore alternately leaving Pier No
River first wharf above Battery place, daily srnaDJs :.
eepted al r. NJ, and StonnstoD al O'Clock NJ ~
arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston 81
For freight or passage. apply at the oa'ce, NO - DS
place. o beard the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
d. g. HoUGH, Auetioneer.

FRIDAY. May Ia, large sale of every
description of Paror and saber Furniture and Hoasr
keeping srticles by catalogue No. 81 Beekman Sc, 04
O'Clock A. NJ Catalogues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains Of Michigan Southern and Northe~ iHh'-
Railroads daily Sundays excepted as follows -
Leave Monroe and Toledo at 5.l5 AN arrive - n
a. 90 81; thence passengers by stage on fans -.
miles TO Michigan City; thence by cars " mes 70 ~
worth; ard by stage u miles 70 Chicago After Fe' -V
cars thou al "a Chicago o-t. 4
7So AM and arrive at Monroe and Toledo At 30 ~ ~
Daily stages connect With Fort Wayne 81 stois hsnl:
Loganspori La Fayetts and Indianapolis at sonD o<S
and other pacese the lDs with the principal towns
and south. .u -
the Lake Erie South Shofe rote BY stage ana rsshe -
Cevelsnd thence by railroad and stage 70 Ere; tIsoo
railroad via Dunkirk TO NewY BY sage from Den.
70 Buffalo, and by after fsb.It
The 5 Pm train on the Nsw-york and Enc kosA
nccts with the Lake Shore train . -
bursh thence BY railroad snd q miles es4ng 70
phis and New-York or Baltimore end We.hdno9S@ .
jaa Il 1854 y. r. W1LLIA4A ouooens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
NV W SHrsLEY. AuctIoneer.

FRIDAY, May Ia, 10 o'clock, at the
,sl.s rooms No. 81 John-s- near Gold, D. packases
-, landed and opened on the shelves large and general
crfnenf of white Granite blue edged, dipt and c c.
Ware ia lots for retailers and goce also glassware of all
kinds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
VERMONT VALLEY and CON.

Burlington, ST. Johnsburg White Mountains uzhensy,.s,
and Montreal and all Intermediate tO~Ds VIA N-w-nssT
and Springfield Through tickets by Railroad, at inc -,
and n II. Office IS Csrelst, =. 2 Freisots BY se s<
Traveller, every day a, Pm, from Pec.-shp r9f P-'
1Iars apply % n. hyde. AEt, I52 s0ntn %, ~ I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
EREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinar

Il measurement Goods are now taken by tina FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK 10 BOSTON at cents
per foot Ordinary Weight Goods Of w cents per w Do
Other freight in proportion Freight viii At all times -
taken a. low a. by any rival route
TISDALE BOARlMAE, AssnA
Nor 10 and n WsstA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
THREW SBURY, LONG

The asges Squam FTeehOId VIII IN cOnnoo69
with boat Stages convey to all parts OF ~
country All persons forbid trusting the above bos a
account of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

II AND WARRANTS BOUGHT,
SOLD and LOCATED On liberal terms-Ordes Of
purchasers promptly supplied Military and other claims On
Toe United States efficiently prosecuted
r. CLAGGETT, Nc. IS Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
NOR PORT PHILIP. AUSTRALIA

EOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY.
n June l5-The splendid new doube-enxino seanshin
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 1900 tuna burthen, WIN. q.