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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
CIRCUIT COURT-SrcoND PART.
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.

Stepncn weeks uGL JpLn W. LON'iit
Action for alleged SANDER, in 1874. IL was
hrst tried In s45 and a verdict given for plaintiff of
t575, hut set aside ground of admission OF deposition
o witness instead Of the witness himself who was in
the cy being called 10 testify II was again tried
year OF two ago when the Jury could not agree, and
now again. The parties were copartners in
the crockeryware business, at Peckslp IL Is charged
that after the dissolution Mr. Lowerre in the hearing Of
penons made statement as regarded Mr. Weeks, the
plaintiff saying III have suffered by his dishonesty aud
cheating in almost every way; he has wronged me
dreadiuy-one day he and were in the office in our
stores 1T the deck drawing check for about sl03
10 pay John Wright; customer into the outer
store and finished sgnng the check and threw into
the dcsk and went out 20 hecustOmer leaving stephen
in the office After time returned, opened the desk
for the check, and could not find IT, inquired OF Ste
phen if he had sccn H. He said he had not then
drew another check for a less sum and made out the
amount in bank.h 10 pay the debt Some time after
ward had my bank book written up st the bank, AMI
Judge Of my astonishmen the lost check charged
TO my account, and returned TO me cancelled II is
alec charged that on Mr. L. being asked aiterward he
meant TO nsnuate that plaintiff stole tins check he re.
piled, these are the Mcis, form your own opinion
In defense the charge denied. The case is on.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesH Soliherner Poster Charleston syosorl Taeoa
4 Co.
shT-El-uert. O-sood San Franc-co. Crosker Warren
balksHour. HCrurr ilo Jau-ro Crc.by srr ca: VI
ord Horton Galveston Husey Murray EhI rrepim Lou5n
NtaHttfsnS CO.. Conpeef. Lord Msranhl "a X Coming
Big Iru,lo Nuffu, RIO Gralde. Becker & Why; -
Nsrnce Mon - Nsks sinnrood CO. Southwirk
t'eut, Janes foute son Nucaa lBr Nam s. John \ b
9. hnaey Co. Bolivar Brea Hasrn Gu dad b var. Del
sChoererSarsh yCora. To-on Georsetour na.,er; Mch
ssh bis-e BA fruoT", Jol Loud-n, Aihos.
n "a ~ & H. Feroni Atli iou - Msrk., &C.. Brohc
Itiieti il~o4-s Elcn. Jsusl J. WHIT 4 Co Cataract.
Nae savsf lsh \ l. MoCrsaly 4 Co Frernsn g over,
NvtFrrt a n ffrenau GO, Ja4a W. Hsloek Ali-rsoa,
CAar.criO-, Durllu uiaoa.
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WEDNESDAY. Nov. lO-P u

! The market at the First Board opened with
frmDess and with good demand but fell OF in buoy
ency toward The close and left OF heavy Long -lsnd
continues be leading Fancy and touched 40 buyer
/ months closing At 39I, regular. The Philadelphia
CLIQUE talk Of 40 or 20 for this stock and propose under
entirely new management TO make the stock divi-
| dend stock Erie was firm and closed at 500, ad-
vance Of per cent Nicaragua il in better favor-the
quick passage Of the Star Of the West and the large
number Of passengers going by this route having given
ts friends great confidence. Harlem continues to
strengthen and -! at the close, advance Of
per cent. Hudf on River is steady. The business OF
November looks well anticipated Morris is
not finn Canton has an improving appearance. N
A. Trust advanced per cent Reading sold at 80 which
Is further improvement Norwich and Stonington
are held more firmly Cumberland Coal was firm in
the morning but fell of at the Second Board TO So.
Pennsylvania Coal was firm
There was gooG demand for Premium Stocks, and
The market IL firm. Sales OF Southern Michigan we're
made at 1891 Central, III Madison and Indiana
polls, los, Albany and schenectady, 1904 Railroad
Bonds and State and Government Stocks arc gene.
rally firm and in demand
At the Second Board the market was very firm and
buoyant
In Exchange there il not much doing and
the market for Sterling is heavy at anything over 10 "
cent for leading bills Francs are ) l505l3i.
The market is steady for Freights but the
engagements not large. To Liverpool Flour, 2 3
asked Grain, "a 100 ties Beef 36d4i Cotton, ID
To London 1900 bbls Flour, 2 800 bxs Cheese, 81
/ hide Tobacco 35I 900 bxs and kegs do mtnulac-
/ turcd 81 and $40; $4,000 bushels Wheat, az s6Sid
To Glasgow 500 bbs. Flour, 2 6, and 1900 bushels
! Wheat Ol9; 200 bbls Resin, 26 To Australia, 800
bbls Flour, So and Measurement Goods, 45c. To
California there is no change o. note bark
gagged TO lead 1t Richmond for Rio Jancro and back 90
the United statsr, Mt 81 o. y bag for Coffee ship
from Savannah TO Havro, at l5.l6 Of a cent from
Savannah and one from Charleston 10 Liverpool, on
private ierms from New Orleans at ID and
Their from Mobile at l7+32d one of 500 tuns from "a
yunnoh, at l532d one from the same port TO glasgow
at I'd for part OF cargo brig from Wilmington
n. c. Ia Guyana at $40 for Lumber out, and 40c for
Sugar, and 50 50 for Molasses under, and 81 50 on
deck home and a schooner from Norfolk to Jamaica
az Sl2 for Slaves
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury
Is s75,llO Paid, sss,li7. Balance, IS 7s6227.
At auction this morning the following
stocks were sold by s. Draper 30 shares Union Bank
at I45i l5f do. IA Is shares Paterson & Hudson
River Railroad, 10 los do, 1891
The movements in Cotton to this date are IS
follcvs.
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SUPERIOR coURT-Beforo Judge DUER.

TO recover damages for nOD-fulflment of al
legged agreement 70 furnish freight for bark Prescott for
Sacramento City, already referred -. Verdict for
plaintiffs, 1880 80
William Johnson against the Wilkesbarre Coal Co.
To recover $500 for raising coal barge No. IT, with
her cergO of coal sunk foot of South Fifth e. WI
iamsburgb in Sept 1851 The plaintiff alleges that be-
ing a wreckerhe employed by the Company raise
,sid boat and cargo they agreeing pay him
able price for his labor and expenses TINT said barge
WIS sunk in very deep water, and among large tim
bes and that it very difficult raise her. that she
was rsscd taken the beach and her cargo landed
Plaintiff cioims that $500 would be but fair renumera
ton his actual expenses having been $500 &c. In d.
tense the allegations denied special contract in
writing defense say made 10 raise said barge for
$50 s6 Of which paid to plaintiff account that
he did Tase said boat, not having the requisite
materials or apparently the skill TO DO go and after de-
Ly Of three months defendants had 10 take the work
into Their own hands and employ another man. The
eass ia
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Lthalers.

Ar ~ Povnceou 3D. bs e~' Bruce Young Atlantic o.
~ th o. t.,kh-h OIL 70 a; ~ lon ~
VII hcrm hrf wh her mn ho hhci' hat ost waist AMI
.rn loa hownr could learn &c Spoke iih
r ht 90 H. n ~ 20 h1rl Mlry Francs. Smith Of ami
Narren l. Pscfc 10 day. out an well, clean Afh at D TO-
\ Pioneer, Babcocs Of and from Greenpor day.
clean.
Franoo Oc; T. .h9 Cflnot. Brown ochofsk Sea-
500 500 h'. Nh. o iri 1000 70 bone Cd 2, balA
Oraufo Davenport cruise
Ar al RoAus .hp Jchn Edward C';hcar' "" Bedford
fer
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Before Judge CAMPBELL.
m - 80. - -. IA DIT

Suit which was tried before, aud complaint
dismssed, but the present new trid granted Plaintiff
would sell plaintiff 200 dry .otcd hides landing from
ship Jamee MaurHy, cash delivery, hut that defend
ant aflerward refused to deliver The suit il 10 re-
cover 500 damages for sad nondoivery The defense
that there a verbal condition at time of passing
bought and sold agreements that there should b. ic-
post OF s4OO 10 secure said payment This denied
The jury could not agree and were discharged
FOuchtud aud Legariel act. Martin & Chase
To recover damages 10 levy a quantity "
wine at No. 32 Broadway plaintiffs alleging that the
wine belonged 10 them, but defendants say 20 Henry
lie Goupil, again.t whom they had an execution Al
ready referred TO- The Jury could not agree aud were
discharged
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Markets. Reported by Telegraph

ALrsNY Nov. lOThe PAST q hours receipts have been
FLOUR 1870 hbls. CoRN. 1900 bush. BARLEY, II go
do; OATs. 1000 do; WHEAT, 1900 DO FLOUR il IN
changed. WHEAT firm with sales Of 10000 bush. Gen
esee, l2c for ordinary and ll3c. for good prime
OATS letter with sales aioaf. AZ &c CORN u IN
small supply; 25toO bush. Western mixed sold AZ Sc
BARLY is heavy The receipts ng large tw-rowed sold
Ut q nc tor Cd 10 prime but buyers refused pay Csc
at The Gee ~ d7ic the quotation for rood % prime
f0urrowtd. 800
CUARLFsroS Nov. 9-CoTToN is in good demand, 5000
baos sold TO-DAY at unchanged prices. cargo OF Rio
CORR cousst Of $50 bags sold at 99!c everag
ing ahout site
EEw-ORLEANs Nov 9-The sales Of COrTON yesterday
troye 20 have been larger than r reported reaching
FULLY 2oo bale Today business has been y o0 bales n
very fun yric,s. Middlns squoted At sc. Rio COFFEE
il at Sc Pr Neg LAID l0lc The ira sactOns In Coax
are stCOdC5c SEht EXCHANGE on New-York l. at alt
discount. FRTICHTs cont nue firm.
CiNCINNATi, Nov l0-FLoUR Is scarce and firm 50 50.
Hoes cell IS IS Is % and IN houses packing the
weather heing favorable. The has nsen, and there
are now ~ OF the channel fREIGHTs have
docred New Oresus Flour Is taken AZ 0c aud Pork At
sc; WHISKY, 7Cc To PIttsbuTgh Whisky Sc. Pound
FTIgLi, 10 lie.
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financial.
|n MILWAUKEE and MIS-

$4,000 sissIF1H SFS Ex and MS Is
ROAD BONDS for sALE.-These Bonds are available a.
basis for banking N seonsn, by law Of the St.fe an
proved by the people the late election thew are b ~
Railroad Bonds IN The STATE that be 30 used
The recepfsof the 81 miles Of road eompe,ed uya-a a.,
the month OF October past Six miles more Of he
SIX miles further BY the first OF December next and 10
JAbesyile u miles from Milwaukee by the l5th Deem
Der nsxi. DLLANO, DCNLEVY 1 Co, No u WsIl-ft
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R. The Second Baptist
NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

Ky' Gunners, in breaking the Sabbath over
on the Jersey side of the river often find to their cost
that they caanot with IMMUNITY break Jersey justice
per,ons cunning In the vicinity Of the woods and hills
around Hoboken on that day get in the clutches Of the
hrw So look out.
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Receipts Of Produce. Nov. 10

ASIDE 5g4 DO Beef 278 do WHISKY l3 So bush Wh,at,
SSCO &c. Barley lf6 pkgs Cheese aud Pa 10 Bnter
~ Fe FRI Railroads. us bbls Flour, m Pigs Butter
and 4S4 boxes Cheese.
By TIC Nor Harep RaiIrocd-l8 pkss Butter snd 10 do.
Chfefe
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o.. CIRCUIT COURT-Beiore Judge Nelson.
DECISIONS.
Samuel Colt at. Young g. Lesyitt.

Samuel Col at. IOung O LVHFIII.
Alleged infringement of Patent for Colts Re
yolvers II IL motion for injunction 10 restrain def md
snte fro infringing patent for improvement in Fire
arms obtained originally, in 1886 and extended for
wears IN 1919 and which latter the Court considers 70
have been regular the Commissioner Of Patents having
been authorized The Court considers that the defend
snts failed TO show the improvements claimed not To
have been new unless the gun made by Smith for his
own use which produced, and does not show the
svantsges msy be said 20 approach il. ne first ground
Of complaint this account, viii remain Undecided tll
the ~ ooi. Pa milf il entitled to an injunction ar 10 the
other two points Combining breach with the lock, &c.
Order accordingly.
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DISASTERS. &c.

~, ,ss Fr,. Gopp.sD rom g john r. before rep red
SHORE Rsr Head Bar OF Eth1ut ds" aud irved
"a Boston n Tue-dsy.
n, ,cHs Dsri4sca Portland Tor Vows SOFIA re1~ by
tsrsrh have totally os TIM ant 9lace not evrncfeS
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BOSTON Nov. io-Arr barts Cuha hiass ,. Dash.. and
tyIh. Bfmor~; W ocfy Chafle srhrs Emily hNi A1k
Caves MIA Perseyeran.e .. sni " p Niiam-. Albany
Ga hip Lam WIT Calcutta shrs g zee Dsr-ns Ar la.
10 % Ns~ Yc.k.
WV ORLEANS Wow lo-Arr ssp- Cherhre ard Fu'leai.
NrN-l0fk.
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Ocean steamers.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE PROM EUROPE.

Hunio il sailed from H7srr Nr York october o.
ssisd ffol ave. Iool Tor f-pn. October q
Atlantic. Ssci from Liverpool or New Vol November
Asa .... sailed Liverpool io- Nes No-k soy. nr r.
Hefrnaan ss from g0n for Nv iork >1frs1l ~
Amrfca sais from Liverpool Cor Boston Novrmhef -
Bate .... sas lrcm Lycrr,i or New iofk Noyeuber ~
Eurcrc Sais from Liverpool or New York 80. rr5er n
F1rt ou'hanpon 'or New io-N Nsvsrr1er q
sass rom Liverpool l9r Bo-fon. Nov-nlsr p
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NJ R.COBB d. Co, No % Wall-st., Stock
IN Q Commission and Collection Broker.
STOCKS bought and sold; State Railroad, City snd
other Loans negotiated
COLLECTIONS made il al psrts Of the United States
and CsnsSas with promptIesa
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spoken, &c.

s.r 60 1T g. los Is7 co. John Adams from san Ffanoo
fer Oregon
lor China
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ITO PLANK ROAD and RAILROAD CON.

l. TRACTORS.-PropOssls will be received at the oaos
OF the Paterson aud NewYOrk Plank Road Company, No
80 John-st NewYork until Saturday, u NJ. Nov ~ s1
for the Grading and Masonry of the above road The wok
consists of three sections Of about five miles each
Proposals will be received for each section separately
Plans and specifications be the above Office
The work be completed before the goth day
May 1853. -
route the greater part the work be advantageous
ly done during the winter Direct, Proposals. 20
r.. GEo. FERRIS, Eng'r. H. V. BUTLER, Prest
New-YOrk Nov. /, 1852
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Of the COMMISSIONERS of n.

" CONSOLIDATED DEBT of Ew.oRLEtyS~
NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. p. lSS-By virtue Of the thiry.
seventh section the OF the Legislature Of the St, ~
Louisiana entitled An Act to Consolidate the City ofNe
Oreons and provide for The and adnni,t
ton OF ia AFFAIRS approved the I'D OF February 1861 ,a
OF the fnh section of the at supp emensry Thereto ma
providing tor the incorporate Of the City OF Lafayss
with the City OF Ncw-Oreans, approved the slple ds,
ard OF the third section of ect entitled IAN Act unn
mentary 20 act 10 Consolidate he City OF New-Orlesns
and provide for the government and management of ~
affairs" approved March IL, ll and Tor the purDoss o
paying TIE interest accrung on the entire debt OF the et,
and OF meeting all Obligations OF the old corporation aDSg
the ATE First Second and Ihd Nun cipste. mi &C. y
Lafayette maturing during the wear 1855 ,"
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this oFoe
from this date until the SECOND MONDAY, ISrh Deem
s1 1 Ts ora H6SpRFpq soSb :;
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, for the sum Of
dated the FIRST OF JULY, 1882 payable in FORTY
YEARS the office OF he Treasurer OF the city, with in
terest coupons attached thereto the rate fsIx PER
CFNTI NJ PER ANNUM, payable semi annually from and
after the tist January 1883 in the City of Newfotk on
the first of January and the rs of July OF each year Pro
posu be Endorsed Bids for the purchase OF Bonds Of
The City Of New Orleans" and addressed Aolphe Lay
Secretary OF the Board OF Commissioners OF the ConsD
ed DeLt OF the CITY OF New.Oreans to he opened and ia
Bonds adudcate TO the highest bidder the 18th Dece
TERMS OF PASMENr-Ca.h Tor in any of the inter
eat coupons obligations of the old city. OF the late fr
Second Third Municipalities City OF Lafayette ma
turing in 1855 orat the option OF the purchaser oneoorh
the first o January, OueOurth the first OF March
fourth the first OF May and the remainder the tint Of
July 1893 with SIX Mt per annum Interest from Janu
l. 1855 the Commissioners reseryng the night 10
ten per cent Of the Bonds adjud Gated or
compliance with his contract the part of the purchaser
The Commissioners further the right of rejecting any
or all bids.
COMMISSIONERS
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
q. DEBUNS, Controller
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
w p CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committed.
Foad Of Aldermen.
of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary.
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- onn nAuv TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1852.

sr Iii Is BcAs ceiersot 81 aecicr csy Isl q ns~s
scAr. Fe'-r As5srs1n Hall, Porua4 Com 4 Day
sur Hrsror ~ Port'rud. = tsys. s'cne
= Frrstirc Rsskrti. ~ innd0u, : day
Sthr. Thcuas Potter. Cilrk Grerupori, Coan, aHye
sfhr. gotas, Rssteu Nev h ven, day-, sinne
schr = v B.n Jrne- NsV HaE.l tty-
hr N1ry Wat'e, Prnvds1re, J day.. n halist
sshr Geofse Ginan. P-rry. PnrfsDd 3 Siy-, Stare -
shr Col suarr, Jopss Aty. y J., cy, bolnd . fc con
scir AJser smith ~ Beto d, 7ys 81 holrd 20 raaA
eeTta.
Soo7 tFrn:. Less. NsN LcDd0u ~.
s. 60 OreGcn s-uffes- Prosit~nrs. csy.
socp ack saith. Provs-Dle cly.
scrp Perort Web Nv i.ortr-. } i,T.
Sop Neptune Rsfieft War~au. t'ys. "a % 1.'isT
BFIOw-Br be Mariner, los Ah-,' su - dney ~'s coal
Also bart.
wISD-Duriusihe DAY w toSW
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- 'i-a,Ap scgtberner FOR Chaon, NJ "a .ris
rG ~ ocok
Cgger Msssenfef hence, Il slE Frsnco Hte he pa
lay Her hsr f.ys 40 miles. VITA ssy-ais
Nd 81 fly.a's she hes rad - rl.s on 10 vni -
neci day she N hr 20
Ia be- Sic "a the tn Pz6c ie X ~
which he eSp=re1ced hrt lgh-
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-Proposal

" NVAN IVTIVNHIH
quosted for the graduation, masonry, timber bridging
and track laying OF the ALBANY AND SUSQUEHAN
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany TO Bingham
ton distance. 40 miles.
The line will be- ready for the inspection ofcontrtors on
the 10Th November and proposals will be received until tho
5tth November
The work will be divided into sections Of about i've mies
esch and contractors include their proposals many
OF these az may suit their convenience.
The Company the night to accept OF such prcpo
sal as in their Judgment will best the prompt
siructiOn OF the road.
All proposals TO be scaled and endorsed Proposals for
the Albany and SusquehaDDa Railroad" and directed
j. z. klRkNOOD, No. ll6 Safest, Albany
Tie pGns and prOfes be sen at tire Enslneers VI
fee No ZIG Safest Albany and at or the 18Th Noyem.
her where further inform alton can be obtained.
f. G. DELANAN, President
JAMES L. KIRKWOOD Engineer.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY

IUDHI IhLtNDhf-IHI DAY.
CIRcUIT COURT.-NOs. $50, 600, POS, 6o5,
se2 CSC, 494, 707, zoe 10 IA, CTS
sUrgRroR CoUEr.-Nos. J65. 455. 200 4O4, 1913. $50,
SO 1856 2ss T. 3l6, Az, 459 4l9 lG6, 462 l2l l6l
lGs 24s, 49, 22l, 536 l54 lss, 10 % 39 lO3h 2'''
S33, l55 557 40 49, B59, 81, J09 ll6 9, 33l. -,
u z. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. - 10, 10 to - - % /"
Us. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge BErrs
The Grand Jury came in with bill OF IN
Sictuept against Edward Wiencke, charged with max
ing fslse invoices 70 a large amount at the Custom
House. o.,.. -.
Also against Thomas Conner and II other seamen oil
fbe sbp Consteation charged with attempt at revolt
The District Attorney moved for EOue Prosequts as tn
FIVE indictments again,t Capt. VIM. II. Gardiner for
cruel and unusud punshment, indictments Tor same
ofEense having been found in Massachusetts Or"'ed
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MISSISSIPPI and ATLANTIC pr

AVA ROAD, nom IEhltE hACTE n ST. LDrfs
Books OF Subscription the cap stock Of the M..
and Atlantic Railroad Company organization cnSe, =
General Railroad Law Of the SAFE OF Illinois og ~ -,
struetOn OF Railroad from Tsgre Hante iph.ns - -
Mssrs WINSLOW, LANIER Co. II their os,ss ~ ~
SO Wallst City Of Newfork. on SATURDAY.. he an -
ofNoyember, A. D. 1852 aid remain open uaal the ssod
Of said Company shall be sahsrihcd.
The capital stock Of said Company Is Two Mnyp. "A
Dollars oiwhioh -Four Hundred AID Seventy Toasaad d.
Lars has been taken, leaving The sum Of One Mh Fv.
Huudr, snd Thirty Thousand Dollars open pgesent NJ
ecnption. .,,,. o., ~.
Ten dollars per share will b. required to be Psid the an,
of suhsnpuOn and the remsinieE will probably b. 49,
thiouz h the " hole Of the year 1875.
Stock pAymenfs VIII draw ssytu per cent Interest u.xs
Bio ls July and January, IN The City Of NewiorL asrl
the con peon OF the work when regu ar diydeais viii b.
sde from the earnings OF tie road frst payment Il ~
teres will be made July l. 1873 Books for tn tr.n<,
of the stock will b. opened aud permanently Kept N Ia
CITY OF New-iork upon whien me STOCK vi" b ;lGnstr
This rosa IS 10 miles IN length, OF which over los nss
i srsi gh hne. On ~ 0thics OF the ne the eies
are under 20 feet % the male and The mailman zr>s
les than g feet IL Is the LIST unconpetrd hnk 10 the
great cham of railroad from Newly ORR, Boston, Phlar
phia end Baltimore % the City 81 81 Ions IL - the NOT
direct route and must BE- valuable road and ITS sock
good investment IL desgucd complete the road WITH
in Is months years ard twill be built under the pes.
soua supervision OF is Pe.ld, ut John Brongh Esq
MossTs NlNSLONi LANltR a Co. VII furnish nsrs
Of the connections prohs % th route aud the prospe
Ofthe Company containing tut pAucu Ars as 70 the 0sa
on and prospects OF the work upon application der
Office ,,.
MICHAEL q. DALE, e..
NAIhL. McGu RDY, N''"''''''oheH
DIAN ANDREWS,
WINSLOW. LANIER & Co, Asen,.
New.Yc;k. Nov |, 1882
GAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAIN LAKE,
- WATER COMPANY BONDS besrns Interest a. h.,
Ter cent. per nuum. Interest Coupons payable IN III.
tHN' Ao4 S''' NJ tr,sr,
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New BUILDINGS Forty-nine first classbrick
dwelling hou,cs in course Of construction In
Che vicinity Of DivisioH-svenue.
~ The Second Baptist Church of Will
ksmsburgh have given unanimous invitation 20 rev
Mr. sieasns Of stockbridge Maze, 10 become "ie paS
TOR They now Greetings neat edihce on "'a"''''
which viii be opened about the let December