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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
MORTGAGE, CITY and

IL hlLROhD MIN lOhuC<, vi duu
1OCOuNTY BONDS We offer for sale at tAir rates the
following SECURITIES Of the most undoubted character
10000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD CONyERTlBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable in NewYork LIST July and LIST January Principal
$4,000 CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE and AsHrA.
BULA RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE
SsStco WiIalSoToN and MANCHESTER SEVEN
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable in New-York lat June and LIST
Dee Principal payable In 1895 -
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable lst May and LIST Novem.
bsr Principal falls due in 1851 Entire debt Of the Comps
tio,Ooo INDIANAPOLIS and BELLEFONTAINE SEC.
OND ISSUE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS Coupons payable LIST July and lat jan The prin
SIseco CMAMfAioN COUNTY, Ohio, SEVER PER
and l JAM Guaranteed BY tho Columbus requa and Ind
sascoo CITY q PORTSMOUTH Ohio, SEVEN FER
CENT BONDS. Coupons payable In New-York, LIST July
and LIST JAM Guaranteed BY the sciota and Hooking Valley
e2sOcc JACKSON COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS Coupons payable iss July and lst JAM in
5000 Ross COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PER CENT.
SoNpS Coupon: PAYABLE LIST july and ls Jan The prin
s s .d SSs n S Tssy c sD.sa By the
sSSs aa az Sas GssI FER s., cEsr
New'York Populations 2co; yslas oftxAbles III $50 as
outlEe ebt OF The County, <tO.WU.
The last named County Bonds guaranteed by the Peru
and Indianapolis Railroad Co
e2Aeoo ALLEN COUNTY, Ind, SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS. Coupons PAYABLE lat July and LIST Jan
SSo,oro ALLEN COUNTY, Ohio SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS, Coagons PAYABLE lat July and lat Jan.
$4,000 VAN VERT COUNTY, Oilo, SEVEN PER
oask c6T sE sl I'D rFR CENT
BONDS, Coupons PAYABLE Let Aug and LIST Feb.
The foregoing BONDS in each tof 600 principal
and interest, ia all able la New-Yok
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in The most ample
manner BY mortgage Deed Of Trust known
responsible citizen Of NewYork with power Of de-
&alt, 10 enter and sell each line with ali eQuipents 40 to
raise meney to pay amount Of interest or principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issued IN each
BY virtue OF Special Acts Of the proper Legislature
Esus to power or that purpose and 90 direct vote Of
the people Interested that vote being largely in favor OF their
t.ue.
The laws under which these are crested require the
proper authorities ~ make SPECIAL LEVY OF TAXES
~ be SET APART exclusively or the purpose OF meeting
he scsruns interest," ana gradually renburse the rrnc
pal which can be enforced through the OF law sca
Il become
These dees operate IN the nature Of mortgage on IN.
tci ard personal estates within the respective City and
County hIns
The Constitutions adopted by the people OF Ohio ana
Indiana prohibit absolutely the any icadec deb;
oy tounnes within thar boundaries This will proven.
further lssae al securities of this sort
Printed tNhlhts ~ each he he'd on application
nosr office gisns fa sno detailed Information as % TIA
nature Of each security. ~ -
wINsIow, LANIER 4 CO. No. % w.n-,,
New-Nofk, April ~ lSSs
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JOHN kEEsE, Auctioneer
ENTENSIXE SALE of superb Ancient

~ a E~>.cA T. SALE VI ouptiD hHCltul
Il and Modern Original Oil Paintings Biscuit Groups
Nj. daiols, and Works of AIT LYMAN X RAW DON will
sell THIS saturday. MORNING, May Is at IL o'csck
the Sales Room Nos 81 aud SO Broadway corner White
St OF the most magnificent collections of original OIL
Psiunes offered auction Among the many gems of
bis superb collection may mention, The Daoce OF the
Seasons, by Poassn Dntch Interior, by Teners; Battle
Piece by c. Breydeli; The Windmill, BY p Moyen; Por-
tail OF Lacy by Sir Peter LEY Another by Sir Thomas
lawrence luiant Jesus and Flowers by A Caracci The
DsTobng OF Christ by Spsgnoetto, &c Many Others OF
great merit together with line collection of beautiful Bis
cunt Groups ard Figures AND very line Biscuit and
Plaster hedailons The Paintings Sc- may be and
Catalogues oha,ned At the Sales Room Mo-. S77 and 5f9
Broadway THIS Saturday. EVENING at u O'Clock al
the Sales Rooms large and slusbe ooecu9u Standard
snc Mee aneous books oo an assortment Of Stationery
ana number Of kugravlngs
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V,HE PUBLIC SENTIMENT emnb.,;-

a ealy EXPRESSED in regard to Clothing purchased Of
n HORA& Colt has long been . source sa:isaer :.
have compliments continually pouring In from the c;rs sS
country. ~ -~N
Our stock Il readyrlade CLOTHING has been eutir.l,
fepeEished With magnificent assortment Of S,rin, 80
S1neE Goods selected with and Judgment wish A.
usGc IN the b<st pssihle manner and selling at rreet
reduction below eur competition
Gssm who prefer havirf their garments rnads "a a.
d. "a have their with srzt;fed We keep constanflv
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HESRY T LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Nav Is, at 10 o'clock, at

tbe Sales roem No. 81 Cnsmberss, Mortssgees Sale Of
Furniture PisnoF ortes Carpets, &C. BY order OF mort
fss Chain. Beseads Wasbstands with and without marble
tore msrbe-top Center Sofa and Side Tables Rocking
chairs Caneseat Cottage and Nurse Chairs Walnut Hat;
stands Mahogany do and general assortment of useful
Hous~hol Id Furniture.
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,OO OIL PAINTINGS at AUCTION.

~OO JOHN LEvISON, Aoctoneer, will sell on
MONDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, May IL at No; %
East Broadway large collection of fine Oil Paintings In Itch
mounted gilt frames Of which OF extreme value
Collins Steamer Sea by Moonlight The Salute; View
from Conmunipaw the New. York Bays View from
West Point and various other American scenes by eminent
American and foreign artists Sale positive On exhibition
until the sale.
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ID. s. HOvGH, Auctoneer.
HHIS DAY. Saturday, at lOd A. NJ, at

Nc. 81 Reekrian-st very large of second
hand and Cabinet Furniture embracing oil the various
articles necessary Housekeepers good order Sofas
Divsns TeeATees Ottornans Paror Chairs Rockers Vol
tnre Cottage, Cane Seat and Maple do French and
other bedsteads Marbeop Washsands Bureaus do best
Hair Mattresses and Husk do Feather Beds &c.
&c. French Plate Pier Glasses Mantle Clocks and Ona
positive ram shine.
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NEW- YORK and EW-HAVEN

i RAfLROAD-SUMNEH AkkANOEMENT, May
8 s52Trans of EewYork leave Of Canal
e. and Broadway.
4l5 Express Stamford and Norwalk and stopping a. 81
Stations beyond) and at 80 through TO Ssw-Havse
At $50 p NJ for Norwsk-at 80 A. NJ and $50 r. M,
Tor Port Chester. Tho lS0 A. NJ. runs In connection with
Train from Newsysn TO Hartford and sprns and With
Train the Canal Road.
ExpREssTEAIss Tor wsven Hartford sp,ng asd Bos-
ton Connecticut River asd Vermont Railroads Osdsnsoya
snd Monresl-At M stopping Stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Houssonc and Nsusatuck Rail.
roads Of Bridgeport and Canal Railroad Hevenand
at $50 r NJ, stopping at Stamford Norwslk and Bndys.
Bridgeport.
TkAss INTO Observation-Disclosures ard Special
AZ SD and 9S5 A. ~, and Az r NJ through from New.
Haven Al d., from Norwsik-st $50 A. N ard so
r. M from Pen Chester The 935 4. NJ receives pasen.
gers from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Rslrosds q
haven The ~ NJ. receives passengers from Hartford
ard Springfield Railroads.
EXPRESS TR.ISs leave New-Hsven q Trsfns
om Boston. st LIS snd $50 p NJ stopping s. sncgepor
345P.M
Gee large b' Of advertisement az the sstion House ana
principal Hotes GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr-
Superintendent
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY,

June l5-The splendid new eouble-ensine Steamship
SlI1 VI PITTSBURGH, 400 tuns burthen, VIM c.
stotesbuy, Commander This spendia stcaIsip having
extensive alterations 70 suit her for the trade and
. rake neI 10 sny steamer the
Pasiso and Panama Her atsroomsare large and airy and
nsr seeraze accommodations superior any seamshp
aoef having abundance Of both light and air veil
extra hight between decka IL u confidently expected she
VIII make the passage 70 San Francisco in - short time
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

J. Y YORK snd PHILADELPHIA drec,-U 8 MAIL
and EXPRESS LiEEs-Throush in ii hours-NewJersey
OF Courtlsndr-s, Q A. NJ. snd 3 r. Lhe-tys. Lesves
Philadelphia At vi snd A. ~ and 8. p. " from 1905 81
Nanvt-st Fae reduced 70 v for frrtcsss And - " W
sscondels-@
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CaARLE5rOs
through tickets sold il the above nes and through bsSTs
carried 10 the A. ~ and 81 P. NJ Inca from Eevfoxs
with through conductors.
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uendia aasortment Of Cloths and Casmeres and Csc
ter hes attained degree Of cutting almost certain to please
the most fastdious.
We also keep general assortment Of Furnishing GoodA
J.K. HORA CO. No 90 Nss.sn-st-
between Fulton and John-sts.
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THOMAS AsTEN, AuctiOnetr.
TUESDAY, May IL, at 1O3 o'clock, on
the premises corner of 4th-av and 129thst- HAIR
EN- NEWELL & CO. will sell the entire collection
Greenhouse Plants Fixtures &C. belonging to MICH AEL
FLOY consisting Of Of the choicest Kinds OF Camsa
Roses Azalias Geraniums Cactuses, Oranges Daphnes
Heliotropes Dahlia Roots Tube Roses and Ornamental
Shrub 1ey The collection will be ready for inspection on
Monday morning Catalogues can be had on tue premises
two large Greenhouses will be sold the same day, O. the
nronetor intends TO relinqush this part OF his business
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Gales bp Amrtin11.

UCTION NOTICE.-PATENT
N LEATHER-On TUESDAY, 18th inst at lla
O'clock 100 dozen Patent Leather Calf and Goat Skins
Also same day. at 10 O'clock 800 Boots aud Shoes at
Off ce by A. ID. GALE, No. rs Read-st.
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A. NJ. MERwIS, Auctoneef.
by BANGS BROTHER 81 CO.
u d Trada Ssla RoomA No Is Park-roW.

COUNTRY SEATS at AUCTION
~ On SATURDAY, May Is at O'Clock p NJ, JAMES
NJ MILLER co. will sell at auction in the village Of
Sin, sing of the most beautiful Residences The lud
Rivers good substantial House. with an unsurpassed
be appreciated On the upper part Of the place
superb Orchard IN full bearing facing for long distance on
road This has been divided into building lots of
four five each There also building lots the
open below the house. OF which would be ad
mirahly edapted for gentemans residence The House
viii be sold with about of Land containing fruit
and shubbery &c &c with good stable &c attached The
situation within few minutes walk of the railroad de-
po steamboat landing The negaborhood is remarkably
healthy and agreeable Ii is seldom that such opportunity
is offered The title to the property is questionable and
full warrantee deeds will be For particulars inquire
of CHARLES HENRY SANFORD.
Attorney and Counsellor No. ITO Chambersst. n. Y.
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

IN WIN
i Trains leave pier foot Of puane-st. follows: -.
EXPRESS TRAIN st 81 A. NJ for Dankiri connecting VIII
frstcas sfeaboats fer Cleveland SsDdsssy Toledo ans
Monroe, and railroads q Cincinnati aud Chicago.
Man TRAIN AZ A. ST. fog ell stations.
WAY TRAIE 1t r. NJ, via Piennont foT Otisvlle
WAY Train al a p. NJ, via Jersey City to Ot.ssle
NIcHT EXPRESS rgsfs at ~ for Dunsirk, connecs1nt
with fncsss Steamboat tor Detroit direct connecting WE
Express Train tor Chicago. f -
EhIeRAnr TRAix ct r NJ via Piermont
CHAS hINOT, SgrennterdssA
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The Stages for squsm and Freehold viii run corneecn
with boat Stages 10 convey Passengers ~ al psr OF me
country All persons forbid trusting the above boss On
sccount Of the owners
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LINE for SAN

FRANCISCO--Thes shortest and cheapest route.--The
fsvorite Steamship PR0METHEUS, now at her wharf
viii leave for San Juan del Note on THURSDAY, May
GOTH at o'clock T. M from Pier No. 2 North River,
rscting with the steamship PACIFIC, CAPT Letevre from
San Juan del Norte n San Juan del Sur Passengers VIII Be
conveyed the Transit of the Nicaragua Company,
having but " miles Of land transportation No delay need
be anticipated at any point the route several new and
large having recently been placed the Tanns
route and the facilities Of communication greatly ncreased
Seerage Passengers AIKEN for $50 through for SID they
paying their own transit The new steamer NOkrHEN
LIGHT will coed the PROMETHEUS and leave on
9Th JUNE. Fo passage, having unequalled accommoda'
tons apply only TO ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
No. Battcry-place up stairs
VANDERBILT LINE to CALIFOR-
NiA.-Two Second Cabin Tickets by the 10th Inst
Steamer, for sale by
BENJAMIN POULTNEY, No. 1873 Maidcn-Isns.
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ST PLACE to get MEN and

IL BOYS CLUTHING. ready-maae made 20 order
at Nc 81 Frltonf At this establishment, you VIII Ind
large assortment of fashionable ready made Clothing Also
splendid assortment Of goods which VIII be made to order
10 . style that cannot be surpassed No. 81 Ful'on-st
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STATES MAIL STEAM

TNTTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with tho PA.
CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through
line for California via Aspinwall and Panama Great
ducton for Storage Passage The sper did United Staes
Mail steamship CHEROKEE will be dispatched on MON
at foot Warrens North River with California Mails
and Passengers via Havana for Aspnwall to connect 1t
Panama with the regular all Steamer br San Francisco
For freight or passage. apply to CHAS. WHITNEY
the Office of the Companies No. III Westst, corner Of
Warren, New-York.
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Professional Notices.

HENRY NJ. WESTERNS Law OF
Il il ices (rooms Is and II Lafarees Buildings
No 80 Broadway John Patterson IL his emily Law Part
WESTERN PATTERSON
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CFTNFS NETS. FYKES, &c.-The

CEINES, NETS, FYkES, &c.-Ine
hr,her would call the attention of those dealing in
or using senes Fykes Net. Of any dssPtSri TO s n
n,ade of superior quality of Cotton Twine prepared and
tanned r9tt3 and are R 10 ~ or Co.'s.
AIS Casting Nets the South and South American trade.
Din Nets Of all sizes and description on hand or made 70
order Orders from the country postpaid win
sons ordering Nets Seines viii please g'e the longest
fine possible prior to time they are wanted ,,r,
~ large assortment OF Rods, Reels ana rlshnx AseA'
lns on hand at the lowest cash prices. =, ~
lne W - Holm j BROWN. No. los Fulton-st.. N. Y.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

E,OR SHREWS BURY, LONG
ID BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE. HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, tMiddletown,) and RED BANK--Nsw and splsD
will leave Nsw-Haven pier Peck-slp, Fast River = bS
lows
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Of 10 ples TIE earnsnss sr ~ corresponding eisys. =
months in 1851 81 were sliSosz on dissuee ran Oh 70
niles a.
The euss earnings Tor tho month Of hsrch isss were
II. Company, hy resolution Of 18th Deeember Iss 40;
sxea an is,e OF fo of bonds for the construction OF
b. third division Of said Road from Rockort 70 frsepo
fese bonds hesr interest cent and are paabe n
ton wear, fn date Of issue and Tor the payment o. primer
pal and interest the property and revenues o. me COMPANY
,e nedsrd The interest and principal Of these bonds ara
nsysble In the city of NewYok and The interest
G Nv coupons attached the LIST Of February and August
IN zach wear This issue the final Issue Of the Company
for the construction Of said Railroad
rortion of the bonds been negotiated and fu,nef
.uon, are now offered for sale which be obtained on
Application 20 Messrs Duncen Sherman Co. bankers 10
the city Of NewYork, al Whose bankinshouse inc sem"
animal interest on the bonds will hereafter be PAID
The ample resources Of the country through whlcn tns
ne passes 20 sustain Railroad been fully
by the revenues of the Road thus far and when u sna
connected with the Mississippi River forming main me ~
communication from Lake Michigan with ne county on ~
upper Mississippi and bringing II through the nest OF ~
Iced region il may be confidently estimated 70 draw
pronoonsl 10 its cost TO road In this country
Inc present revenue the Road and the certain increase
from the extension of the Road and growth OF the county
tributary 20 IL renders the bonds now offered security OF
A'''' u'"' John B. TURNER President
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Drp Goods.

DRY GOODS.-Ladies, look out for
DFRANCES Improved Elastic Skirts None genuine
unIes they bear impress of stamp thereon there
are limitations of inferior grade in market To be obtained
of the principal TIN oushout the city aud country
THOs. FRANCE, Manufacturer corner of 49th-st. and
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Expresses.

EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS
~ The subscribers will forward In charge Of Mr. GEO.
JUDSON, Express for Packages Parcels and Letters by
the iast steamship UNITED STATES, via Navy Bay on
SATURDAY, 18th May, at 8 P. NJ, connecting with tho
From the great speed Of these steamers unequsled OPP
pounity Is offered for shippers il IL expected that
far greater dispatch viii be obtained this trip than has
yet been effected by the Panama route
Packages should be sent ia before Friday 4h inst
and should not exceed Us lbs weight and be made
proof Letters received until p NJ.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Agents.
No 25 Broadway, one door from Fulton-st
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A VALUABLEPROPERTY forSALE.


A-The undersigned Cosnrniss;on e5s legally appointed
by virtue Of act Of the Legislature entitled An act Tor
sisconinusnee Ae Of the House OF Refuge OF the state
passed AID approved Marc D. 1851 Will OF
fer AZ PUBLIC SALE he held URSDAY, the TWEEN
TY-FOURTH Of JUNE next =: the hour OF one O'Clock r.
n AZ the lrn OF Tkeosre 7ffs. KINGSTON, Middie-
eek County aid State Aforesaid all the land and premises
known as the HOUSE OF REFUGE FARM situate at
Kingston and bounded By lands of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company the south the public road leading from
the r. station the Elijah Stout, Esq, and Others
on the north end containing seventyseven
lees together with the unfinished Stone Edfce as was de-
signed for House Of Refuge with other buildings consisting
OF barn. sheds &C. and all other improvements and appure-
nances thereto belonging This property point locality
its coniiguty the Railroad between the cities OF Nsw
York and Philadelphia trequrng the time little over two
hours either city, its proximity to the Delaware
and Rasn Canal within the distance ofone OF mile,
and three miles from Princeton its healthy position,
and by hydraulic supplied with copous and abundant
supply OF pure and soft lat time known to be d.
mined quantity, however great the drouh of
SON its adaptation either a desirable country seat
mary of learning military academy mandatory to be
driven stean any ether institution whatever presents
itself possessing commendsbls properties sufficient
call the attention the public the value and importance
obtaining property rarely TO be acquired in the purchase
and landed and which the public
spectuy invited their attention directly view
OF travel the Railroad between the two cities OF
EewYork and Philadelphia via Trenton and New Bruins
wick 49,
Terms Of payment will be liberal and made known the
time sale with every Information required by
application TO either the undersigned
CHARLES PARKER,
CD. HIRE,
DAVID S. ANDERSON,
Trenton. N. j., May 8, 1852. Commissioners
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Cole l. Chiffon, Auctloneers

COLF
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of VALUABLE
IA LIGHT WAGONS.-The subscriber will SELL on
MONDAY. May IL, at IL O'Clock A NJ, on the premises,
corner of 4 av and l32d st. Harlem large lot OF tasty,
hight Buggy Wagons with tops and without particularly
suited for California and Southern trade being thorough
ly built, and almost entirely Of iron and steel
H. g. JUDD, Assignee
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TT S. Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPA.

Oe NY-For NEWORLEANS, wa HAVANA
500 tuns H. X Davenport u. N Commander win sas
from the pier At toot W ~ R. On MONDAY, Nay
81 AZ 2 O'Clock. PM. precisely
Rates of Passage to Havana ana New.Oreana New s.
rangcment: -.
AAsr Saloon Berhs.
Ec-usr5 saloon Berths 80
Berths
Freight taken NewOrleans at 40 cents cubic foot
shippers of freight requested to supply themselves
with the Companys bills OF fading which may DO had on s
pcatop at the office No other torn viii be signed No
Bins of ladins signed after the ship has sailed
FOR ffeisht or passage, apply to N. y. RODENTS,
" No. III West-st. cor. Warren
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DI.ANTS at AUCTION.-WM. 5.
ioct Ar No John st. fine collection Of Roses Cams
tons Pansies Dahas verbenss, Tube Roses kc &C. from
]. l. p HENDERSON, jersey City Catalogue on the
morning OF Sale.
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STATES MAIL STEAM,

SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Great Reduction for Steersge Pssssees-oniy Through
Line tor CALIFORNIA and OREGON-fhrough Tickets
now for Sae--ExtrThe superior double engine steam
H. j. Hartsene Commander being reaay Tor service VIM
leave for ASPINWALL Navy Bay. direct on THURS
DAY May ~, at 2o'elock r Nj, precisely from her pier
foot OF Waan NJ r. to connect with the magnificent
Steamship TENNESSEE, Lieut. Totten, u. y n. Com
msnder which is ordered TO remain az Panama 70
be in readiness Immediately arrival OF the psense ct
that point and sail direct for SAN FRANCISCO without
any delay The accommodations Of these Steamships
and passengers going forward by these vessels
may rely confidently upon the Companys best efforts s6
The Panama Railroad In operation. and the
running within few miles Of 0orgona Passenger VIII
thus be enabled about 40 miles OF the DIVER ua
sstcn end the danger and expense heretofore attending
the andirg in boats Oh Chagres they will be landed from
the steamers free Of expense, the Compssys wharf
Transit of the Ishmus at the passengers expense
RATES OF FARE TO AsPINwALL.
Ladies' Saloon State Room. ~
Lever An and Forward Saloon, State Room
Second Cabin Standees..
Steerage. %
RATES THROUGH TO SAN FRsseIsco.
FIST Ciass VIZ
SECOND CiasS
wv
Children under u years, half price.
For freight passage apply TO CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
the office Of the Companies No. 1T Wesst, corner Of
Wsrrenst
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Auct0neel.
MONDAY, May II, 10 O'Clock, at the
sal.. rooms No 81 JOhnst- near Gold, 50 packages
J-+-nen, of white Granite blue edged dipt and c. C
Ware in lots for retailers and grocer; also glassware Of al
Nd
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Wreat, gteamers, &r.

II X Gu RSION to HAMMERS
IL BURGH-Ihe steamboat ISLAND CITY, Capt. ST.
las Reynolds will make Excursion TO Flammersburgh
MONDAY, 18th, TUESDAY, 18th, and WEDNESDAY,
18th Of May She will leave foot of Fuont, f. R. at ock
A. NJ and foot of Deanceyst East River at 81 o'clock
A. returning will leave Flammersburgh at o'clock each
day Persons desirous 10 and purchase Lots will find Mr.
Faner ard Agents on board with the Books and Maps)
and who viii be pleased in afoding any information
CURED Gar l2l cents each way.