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HENRY f. DAWES, ATTORNEY.
SUPREME COUkT.-James 8. Bearres

SUPREME COUkT.-James >. Beares
Ssnd JobnF. Fisher against Francis Swell-ro FRI IN
CTS sWOLL You hereby summoned and required to
the complaint IN this action which tins day MED
the office Of sac ERIK 81 the City and County Of New
York at the City OF New York aad 70 copy OF your
the said complaint the subscribers al theu
office No 81 John said city within twenty days afer
the service of tins exclusive OF the day NJ
such and fat to The said npant
within the limo sfoIssaid ME plaintiff Ia this action will
take judgment for the SUN OF Seven Hundred and
TweLt, Dollars with interest. from the lth Gay Of
Februzry one thousand eight hundred and hy two, be-
SIDES the costs OF this action Dated New yolk February
l6, 1851 WALLIS BRADSHAW, PLAINTIFF AuIs.
III iaw6wTu
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ace OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
Med Webster about 20; Houston. Scott, Marcy
sasr. over 90; Buchanan, 60; Lane, so; Fill.
."sN, Douglas and Isaac p. Walker, about 40.
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iowa.-The Jackson Co. Opposition
~'ealion recommend Stephen A. Douglas for
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- A new Post-Office has been estab-
lishsd at Osceols, Tiosa County. Penn, and e
slosson appointed Postmaster. The new ONCE
begins auspiciously, BY sending down fwsnsy-f's'
subscribers for The Tribune
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


In neorisktp Merlin. for 81. Thomas Mise B AK er
MT Williams. Boston; u II. Graham. st. Thomas: Cips
X Baker, Boston M. Bancel, We Cruz Hen rrJ:isr
kDgland n Isaacs and lady. Bsrbado Q, DIR. Bar.
and Trend, Richmond, Va Jose Gnnn I'll and ffisad
New. Bedford, Daniel Ross
For Bermuda-w. L. Penno. Bermuda: J. y. Harvey
End lady do; Henry Noad, Quebec Capt Bull, Brit.
Army Specie. Siei9o
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SUPREME COURT, Kings County

- u II I1Lf - ~ NV '.'"~' |"r.'.V,
~ Matthew b Macy against Aiersnter RidJeI-
(summons for mossy demand on contract) To ALEX
AMBER nDDELL Yoa are hereby summoned and re-
CURED % ths con psin IN this scton. which was
died in the office 81 The CLERK Of Kings County on me
aver TO the said complaint the subscriber At Their
Office number 10 South 1sh a., in the city OF wilams
bmth Kings County within twenty days afor tbs service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service aad yon
fail To the said complaint within tho nms soIsssd.
the plaintiff this action will take Judgment against yea
for the SUM SIXTY eight do and forty cents With
interest from The h day q August one thousand eight
hurdred ard forty eight besides the cost Of thus action
Da,ed jar a. 1852 n d. & ID " NEEKER.
i2T iayIevTu Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT

/ ' Action for money demand On contract -svv.hef
GssIef Henry Gssnsr. Jr, and John O. Perry sxecnoss
The defendant PETER GARRis0N. whose ace OF Is.'-
dspce in Yonksn, IN th. County Of Westchsssr ssis
of New York Ia required 20 the compliant IN Ihk
cause By the seventh day Of April next juds"-- -,
be taken against him thersia.- -. ,n,x. DrrrC M
ANT-sr; You are k.'--, ,ummousd "a snsvsr The con-
plan. " tbs .c.on Of Which coy is hsrs served
bon you and which filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of
the County OF Reekisnd the 9th day OF February 1854.
and serve ollce Ia PIER
mort Rookls1d County within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of snoh serrcs and
you the complaint Aforesaid the painns
n judgment for the Of hundred ADD s.snV
dsss with at per cent. PEI an from Jane.
Any 49, 1886 and further sum Of i've d0Is with interest
from the twe day Of January thousand eight
hundred and hryoss, beside. s costa q his sctos
dated FEB g. 1851 ANDREW FALLON. Plths' Ah'y,
ios IaxGvs PieTmOot, RocklaEd Co N. Y.
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

ENOR ALBANY-With relay of En-
u ginss and without change of cars. Fare 50 90 Re-
eulaTity and safety combined. The cars Of tho NEW
YORK ard HARLEM RAILROAD leave the Cit, Hail
Station New York, DAILY Sundays excepted az ,ck
AM.-March 4. 1852. m. SLOAT, Supt
NFERCHANDISE FORWARDED to
lvI and from Ncw-Yort via New Haven and Springfield
TO ST. Johpsbury Osdepsburgh and Montreal
and all .swrs the Rutland and Burlington pa:s1mpsc
Great reduction prices from LEGAL Ship by steam
Traveller and Champion rom Peck alp East hlvsr
hroush connection to Burlington St. Johnsbury Ogdens-
bseh and Montreal Passengers eau gocuIs "a through
Ysrt and Eew-Haven Railroad Office, No. IS Canal-st
For forwarding Instructions apply to the agents 81
the stations the railroads, and to me agent OF tns
No ls7 9oath-s.., N. Y.
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HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD

IKklGHI AHkANGEMENT, Dscsmbsf IS, lsSl.
Freight and emlgrAnts gong North and West viii bs
eeved a. Csnsl-ss Freight House Freight arriving
the North and West viii be ulsacsd and delivered q tie
lHhst. Station Wess and an allowance Of 80 csns
tun viii be made for property consigned
south Of Canal 1t. Live stock, Hay he VII BE- 70
seivej and delivered onv ct 3ist-st.
ROBERT HIGHAM Suasv,s ts.As>t
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LEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,

NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
Y via CHAGRES and PANAMA.-vANDERB1Ir
pew splendid double engine steamship NoRfaERN
LIGHT Of 1900 burden, will make her first trp 10
Chasres direct, leaving New York On SATURDAY, the
10th Of April, at M from Per No. n r.
from Panama TO San Francisco by the and splendid
double engine steamship g. g. LEWIS 1000 turs burden
These steamers unrvaed IN the quality and extent Of
their accommodations and expressly fitted to meet the re-
quirements Of the trade.
The books are now open for passage. Apply only to
d B. ALLEN. Agent, No. 9Battery place, up stairs.
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKET
~ for SALE-A first cabin ticket BY the DANIEL
WEBSTER Of the goth met for sale Apply at tho desk.
Evane elist Office, No. 100 Nassau-st.
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By Telegraph to the Eew.York Tribune.
Another versien OF the Attack on Camargo-
Defeat OF Caravajal.

Another versien or the Attack on Camargo-
Defeat Of Caravajal.
NEw-OkLEANs, March 7, 1853.
The American Consul has received information
that Caravsal attacked Camargo, reported In our
dispatch Of yesterday, with about 500 men but he
had been repulsed and obliged to retreat, with the
loss OF his artillery and ammunition.
The steamship Fanny has just arrived from Brazos,
and brings the same report as that sent yesterday
but the above IL probably correct
Robbery.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March 9, 1854.
8. ]. Ellis of ParkersbuYgh, Virginia, was robbed
last night supposed the Western train OF cars OF
81 ,500 The money was on Virginia Banks
The Georgia at New-Orieans-Large Cargo or
Cotton.
NEw.ORLEANs, Saturday, March 6, 1852.
The steamship Georgia, from New'York via Ha-
vsna, is below.
The American ship Winchester cleared for Liver
pool to-day with s,7s3 bales of Cotton, being the
largest cargo ever known.
Three Eastern mails are overdue here.
Markets-Reported BY Telegraph.
NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, March 6, 1852.
COTTON was less active this afternoon, the sales
back. The exports to-day have been % 900 bales,
including 10000 for Liverpool.
CHARLESTON, March 7, 1852.
CoTroN Is firm and tending upward. Sales yester-
day of !, 200 bales at 6tosic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
CUPREME COURT, Kings County

Frederick H. Macy ard James " Rich sgsnst Aisxen-
der E,dts eumsn0ns for money demand coetracs-Te
ALEXANDER RIDDELL: You are bsseby summ:nsN
AID fsqued TO answer the complaint this action wheh
was lsd in the Office the Clerk Of Kings County the
hosy January 1884, ard 70 serve copy ofyour answer
10 the said complain, subscribers a. Their once nn-
ber Is South Seventh street IN the City of williamsburg
Kings County within twenty days after the service hsre
sIci1sys Of the day o, such service aud you fsn -
answer bs ssd complaint within the time aisresad the
pizmt In this viii take Judgment against yss Tor
he .m Of ninety four dollars and eighteen cents with IN
tres from tho 10Th day OF January one thousand slshs
hundred and forty the OF sixty three dollars
and y cents and interest the furh er som Of uI
dollsys aud srty-sx cents March $780, and interest
on the further cum u dollars and seventy csns
xpes Fshruary 49, 1851 and interest the fUther 81
thirteen dollars and twenty cents siace August as 49,
besides the costs Of this sctios Dated January e. lS5x
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO-To sail pos
IL itively on or before 18Th March-Ths fast salias
regular India trading ship COLUMBIA, Capt. Jacob
Pike loading side Peck slip, having large portion OF
her cargo engaged aud rapidly gong board offers de-
sable opportunity for shpment Freights taken at low
rates Shippers may rely the ship sailing above Can
hands, mey accommodate limited number Of first and
second cabin pasteneers Apply to
J. HENRY WILLIAMS No ll9FIent.sS,
or 10 JOHN OGDEN No. lie Wall 81.
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NEW ROUTE from NETWORK to

EW hOUIE from NEW-YOkk to
1NN0RwALK AID DANBURY.-rAs ssw and fast
sailing steamer PACIFIC. (instead a the Daabu"
ccntenpla,edl Capt r. W. Fowler viii commerce rga-
ming IN connection with the Dsnbuy and Nor~sk Harosd
leaving NorwsI BTsSrs srsry MONDAY. wIpNHs
DAY azdfRIDAY at O'Clock. AM.
Returning will leave the west side Peck Slip, East River,
s5ery TUESDAY THURSDAY ard SATURDAY atlPM
Passage. III cents. Freight taken reasonable terms
md promptly, attended BY Agents ct each cad Of the
vHBp Nc 10 sor.h :. n,,hs cc.pptr,,y, :, Sosra
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STATES and PACIFIC

Through Line for California; and OREGON, via
Chsgres direct, per steamers CRESCENT CITY. on
FRIDAY. March 5, and the EMPIRE CITY, via Ha-
vana on TUESDAY, March
The splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, t0eo tuns
burden, John Tanner commander will sail on FRIDAY
March s. At o'clock p. NJ, direct for Chagres connect
Ing at Panama with the Compsnys steamers and the EN-
PRE- CITY, 2000 tuns j. Leeds, Commander will leave
her pier At the foot of Warren st. TUESDAY. March
g. az clock M. for Chsgres Havana Passengers
by the Empire City will will the we'll known and
favorite Mail steamship Northerner to sail for
francisco On the arrival Of the and mails No
detention at Panama
Rates of fare San Francisco first cabin s,s second
CABIN $40; steeYage, 5000.
Rates Of fare Chassss, 6rst cabin. $685. second cabin.
Ss5. s,eerass, s35.
freight pass age, apply at the Office, No. III West
e. ccrteY of Wa1en.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg through in TWENTY -FOUR H0uRs-cn aac
AFTER Dec Passengers will be carried By the Penasylvs-
MIA Railroad Company, between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg in Twenty four Hours with only 70 miles Of Staring
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare $ll.
This the shortest and best route between the 0rea
West and the Atlantic Cities and the Accommodations
are in all respects Of the highest character The EHpr
Through Train lin "a hours leaves the Depot Market
west Of Bread st. every evening al 81 o'clock The Morn
ing Way Train lsavsA the same place at O'Clock, N
By line Passengers will be carried through m hosu
with coed nights rest at Helbdaysburg.
The above Lines pass through Lancaster, haiIsoeIs
Lewisown, HUNTINGTON, Johnstewn, SC, crossing the
Mountains By day hight -Philadsphia, Dec 1881
THOS MOORE,
AxaAt PennaylNNnia Railroad Company.
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M PURSUANCE o. an order Of me
.te q the County Of NsS.Ysrs: sossei
" sssr 70 :" ~ here by the Of rr.ne.s Shsits,
~ y r. ~ Il Es~Yak dssss,se 70 10: 49,
u . - "a ecnsh-st n the c.ty Of New York, e. 81
sess .hs oh dAy Of July Asrs-DsssA Ns--so'k' 'a'
'a'A''' :" ''A''''' cNARIEs FOX; }rs.s.isss
,aatsvs~fxs HENRY ARREh.i
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NOTICE is hereby given, ACCORDING ~
y,,~ % all persons having claims against OkOnx3S
Sonny ate Of the city Of Brooklyn. Kfng Ceun.v -
thai tbey required 70 eIh ne ss: Il sss
ss,s No "a Cstharins st. the city Of Esv isr NJ
hsTose tss i.sh dsr Of Nay nsIsyD1'sa
1851 M Lcs1s sob 50 A'"
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EALlFORNIA.-The new and splendid
stsamshiP CITY OF NETWORK vii is,,s pier
NO NORTH River, March IS. for Chagres direct.
Deetipe a Panama with Of the f.voits independent
esme Passengers by this line properly guaranteed
all deeenfon a. Panama Rstes of fare reduced from
former prices. For passage or freight apply to
B. HAIGHT. No 7 West-st
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VNLf.-Ihe beautif1l clipper ship mo, kmbal
smnh, master, at pier No 6. N. has 0nlya few
IN me saloon denssged for which, As she sas pes
Itivev On the l1th INST immediate application must be
msde either on board, 1t the Office Of MAILER
Wsllh-
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur.
rxas ofthe County of New YORK notice hereby psen
" al persons HAVING CLAIMS asans the estate OF Az
DREW MCCALL late Of the CITY OF New ferx, 1870 1870
deceased the with ,ns.s
" the sUhscrher At his dwelling house, in No w.
st. in the CITY Of Esw-York on or brfs me eh 20 -
Ann rsxf dated New York the sirh osy o Dos'
1851 WILLIAM CAkLisLS'
al Law snTps
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NToTIcF rs HEREBY GIVEN that

~ an sppesen viii BE- sse: s. me ~ he iacopo
ess ,s :" conossy 70 establish STEAM fEhnr -
,ween .oSsr 10 take srd for docks and ferry Accom-
covered BY water, - ofheIwns IS w Comosv
hsoes s,. sSvssbis -Dsisd Janasrg3i, 1911 hSews
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO

~ Trans 81 michigAn southern and Northern In
diana Railroads run daily (Sundays srceptsA a olows
Leave Monroe and Islsdo at ais A. NJ arrive at La
porte nj Up M. thence passergers 70 bT stage on
Plank Road miles 20 Michigan City thence BY cars &C
miles 10 Ainsworth and BY stare Il mlss Chicago Az
ter Feb l. by cars thIou Oh to Chicago.
Returning to Lapoyts same wSy-can icavs LS.orts al
f3S A. d. and at Monroe and Toledo at SIS p N
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Sturxs, with
Losansport La Fayets and At Soath Bend
and at other places tbs line, with the PRINCIPAL towns
north and south.
A, Toledo this line 3l5 r. NJ or A. N. with
the Lake Enc South Shore By stage and railroad
Csvea and thence BY railroad and stage Ene thence
By railroad via Bunkrk TO New York, by stage IRON
Dunkirk to Buffalo. and By cars after y eb. l.
The p. NJ. the New York and Ens Road,
meets with the Lake shore tram
Passengers at Cleveland take cars al the way to
FisbuI th-thencs by railroad and q miles staging 70
Philadelphia and NewYork. Baltimore and Washing
ton X. p. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
Adrian IAN. H. la51
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CALIFORNIA.-Throuah to San Fran

c1seu ulfstt LOT $l6o and fo1nd N Che and
nincent clipper JULIA ANN, Capt Rsmsdsl Tbs
esauuis vessel viii sal for the above p,rt FRIDAY
mnch Having been built expressly for this trade II is
she viii make the passage % days Her ste
room aecomnodatiors are fitted entirely for the comfort
OF pasenses aHd her between decks high g. airy. hsv
ing 'noonen ventilation, with ali the recent
me sisai nautical experience Of Capt Rsmds will a.
tessnful clipper. CHARGE for shost and pleasant
vays seldom or ever offered Person. wishing passage
her VIII be taken "a number be,us ALREADY engaged APP
ST.. NY. 49, "
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ton with beat Stages to convey passengers 70 all parts Of
the country AL forbid truztns the above oos
ON the account Of the
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INDEPENDENT LINE.

The Albany Independent line, from the
foot of Robnsonst, North River, are preparing two
very handsome boats for the Spring campaign. The
RIr VAN WISKLE, Capt s. Roe, has been thorough
ly repaired by Messrs Millisan, and painted BY Mr.
Stephen Rogers, and the r. L. STEVENS, Captain
Elmendorf has had her boilers overhauled, &C.,
under the direction OF Mr.. Rodman, iron founder,
and her painting and decorations finished. This
latter vessel will also ply to saugerties. Both are
nght boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

-Trsins leave a. follows tSundays sxcsptsdl frca
pier foot Of Duans-st.:
MAIL TRAIN at "A. NJ for Dunkirt and ali Stations
NEwBUR6H EXPRESS TRAIN at4 p. M.
WAY TRAIN, atl p NJ, for Suhsrss. Oxford and inter
mediate Stations
EvBNINs ExPRRss TRAIN At r. N. for Dunkirk, cos
necting with the Dunkrk and State Line and Enc And
North-ssu Railroads, for Ems, Pa
Nsw-Yort Dee - 1851
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER CAR sPRINGs.-THR NEW Eng
land Car spring COMPANY are In sas daily receipt tes
their sPrnss Tho following this morning received
New Haven Railroad l0a Broadway, Now York. March l3
Nsw York AND INV HAVEN RAILROAD,
syrSRasTnHREsrs R ;n1 0rriSn March n lTa
used Rubber sprnss under with great
rubber springs large quansitiss never found
:ss% ssS % sS
h spring e. have received loo rom
Trenton New .sisS slsy induced prS:s
'SSsi;' %
@ y. s
sSo nsy n s
sompromiss the law suits pending MI Day and
70
and savs i.squsnty .ed iadues .ie:s p.rsis:
% y nss y: ssas
ss
expected 70 be tried in Boston We board
bridge the Haeken.ek burned In shai
n s % Ii be s's s 5
bis whole interest in the rubber business Including All his
into again wonid allow be taken against
him any other person who should ss.:mp 70 infringe
dss.y called upon your Mr. Charles Ely ar William JSd-
Candee and tried very hard 20 bring about sstement
Mr. Day cent to leave the business morrow II the pa
n that and
have monopoly Of the business In haste. Your:
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Navigation on Lake Erie.

BUFFALo, MATCH II, I6OZ.
business has commenced on the Lake The steamer
Ocean leaves Detroit for Eric to-day, and will make an
attempt 70 reach Buffalo The leo has nearly gone here
and IL Ia thought that boats reach harbor Com
munoaon u now complete for the scasoa by rsilrosd
any boats between here and the West.
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Death OF an Editor.

PoroIuEsPsE, March IS, 1861
Mr. Hebert D. Kiiley, for the last twenty years editor
and publisher OF the PougpSe Telegraph died at hisrc
sdenee In this village Wednesday evening, the 1rth
Inst aged 90 ycsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-19

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, BY PROF
Van Der Weyde. tonight, in the Dutch Reformed
Church Franklin street near Broadway assisted by the
so IN spntH .no Ao sasmans MISS neynola
Mr. Sedswiek tho Concertina player pupils Of Prof
TTNHH GREATEST CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD-MR
Wooley begs TO In form tho public he has beau
tif1 Mare with living snake In hor from four
and Canal street Admission l2 oss children proe.
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FINANCIAL.

DROPosALs FOR LoAN.-sa5oooo BELLEFoNrAINE
Company oGer for sale Of their per
Ia;s
Ss ss
9snsR + also payable and are secured By to
:!ss: = ssss
N
mor.gsgs as above to the payment therssa The
Of *
ths q the :s%r.sy hs;:.fser from
tim; TN % ss. q s lis ns. %
frat and only lien thereon This embraces the entire line
Il ss 0as ess
s:Ss ,s sSs The s1q IT. In"
dyidg ststes Ohio and indi.ns wh.rs & oennoSss
nearly oemplsssd The entire line lis miles s under
say for & %
che rails purchased. snd in The ei srrss
Sss. M
q z: ssss
&c sa 81 +: tho TIE
.i.lsS pTneigs tsas po::ss:isa
s's spS R'
ss ss
ros ~ 81 and
indianapolis and Bellefont road pleted
operation from Indianapolis to point She Ohio State
line, and will be entirely completed by October next
company has been organized make the remaining portion
Of road lying between Terre Haue and St. Louis the
work will be placed under contract. It will be
that this the natural and direct
New York and Philadelphia to ST. Louis traverng perhaps
the most fertile popuos and improved portions OF the
states through which the limo passes From the nature Of
the country the Of railway and cheap
The estimated cost with sufficient equipment for
$50 The bonds above named Constitute the only
debt Of the That this road will of great
usefulness and profit admits Of bnt little doubt It's local
nsecd as i Eas, and West Il viii be Of the greatest
eyer be the principal line Of travel from the Eastern and
This will make th convertible clause of value
early day Sealed will bc received for
not less than 600 until Tuesday, the soth day II March,
instant at O'Clock NJ Proposals will be addressed to
the agents Of the company Messr Winslow Lanier Co..
No 81 Vail street. ndorsed Proposals for
and Indiana Bonds per cent of the purchase
money will be required 60 b paid accepting tho bids the
remainder In equal monthly nstalmcnts of % cont
Any purchaser viii be at liberty pay in full at and
interest the bonds will from date OF payments The
above $2OO will be sold absolutely and without reserve
10 the highest bidder printed exhibit, with map and
all the in relation to these securities
be had BY calling the ooc Of the agent OF the
pany, nt Ne. 5s Wall straet New York, March 1892
JAS II. GOODMAN President Bellefontaine and Indiana
Railroad Company.