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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
NEW RAILWAY LOAN.-s2OO, 900.

! V CANANDAIGUA and CORNING COMPANY
The Directors Of tins Company will offer az pubic aud pe-
remptory sale at the Merchants Exchange through 8
DRAPER, Auctlouser, on WEDNESDAY, June D. 1852
At 2 o'clock, noon, $500 oco SEVEN PER CENT SHORT
COUPON BONDS; being the Second Mortgage on the
roadway and equipments Of their line OF generally
known as the JEEFF RSON ROAD, and connecting With
These Roncs run only the year 1851; the Coupons pay
able ist Of May and st Of NOvsmbe in each year The
proceeds tor the further and complete equipment Of the
Road-renaeTing essential and made profitable by the
crease and Increasing connections OF the line with other and
works In the great State Of NewYork and
70 hqudate existing toatiLs liabilities The Bonds differ
from many Of those now In the market In the fac. Of
actual tangible security being offered the road is finished
and Ia actual and prof able oOeraton
The Cansndsigus and Coming dailrosd Company tn
eoJroaied under cal ofhe legislature year
lB45 the terminus aXed az the south end being Corn
ing IL however, determined by the Directors 20
nectsa win the ChemGng Road Jefferson and special
for that purpose passed the Of 1850 The
charter i one ohe most favorable enjoyed by any company
IN the State The name oEhe corporation not changed
wher its route a. altered
The road u 81 miles IN length 10 the
minus Of the ChemLuS Road at JefeTon the head Of
few and easy curves, 70 CaDsnda' qua
The Chs mug Road connects with the Erie Railroad az
Fu and IS N deI lease 20 that corporation The Csnan-
daizua Niagara Fal Road with which this road
Canandaigua VIII DO completed 70 the Suspension
Bridge il Jr the summer business Of 1851 These
rCacs al on the broad gauge.
The read v As complet with q single track from Canaan
eaigua 10 jefferson the 18th day Of September 25l 10
l. built in the INST substantial msnner, insure
high Of speed aud Is lard with heavy / rail- Of the
weiaht Of pounds the yard IL has sOod the test Of
remarkably winter il considered by good judges
20 BE- nteoI 90 no wofk OF the end IN TIE county IL -
but poorly suyped with aud locomotives these having
been heretofore furnished, certain terms BY the New
iOrk ana Erie Railroad Company; and 10 10 the intention Of
the Directors devote the proceeds q this issue Of b0ncs
principally 70 the purpose Of fully equpping tue road IL
masses tou IN arkahly rich and eTtlle portion Of the
state thicky studded with and ysgea and riyss
promise Of basnes ON this source equal that Of
other road IL Newly or6
Value o Real shd Pers0nal Estate In sach Of The COun
re. through which the CanAndsisla and Jefferson
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CITE for a COUNTRY SEAT for SALE

~ CHEAP.-Persons wishiss 10 obtain ate upon the
hudson have good chance proou. pe one contain
ing alis than five situated about $50 Yards above
the iaihosd depot at Dobbs Ferry Village q miles fnm
Chambcrss IL is well wooded and wsored ana has two
BUILDING sites upon IT, commanding uninterrupted ana une-
usIed views Of the river from the city the Highlands
he this GROUND designed build theron has
lately Local ed In California and has directed the immediate
Disposal OF II for cash In srer 10 invest further a his bust
ness Apply personally postpaid, to JUSTICE COUZ-
Ems Dobbs Ferry.
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yr,O MECHANICS and other Work

IN, m.,-A co,npapy is now forming for the purpose
q tsLls up poi Of ground he Hsnen gsIoad az ,Gt
OF ours ride the City HAL Ine lAod =
or.,eS ard viii div plo.s advs steeeous Tne
nsn 81 th- ORGANIZATION will be the same plan as that OF
lie MoissBia Association For further nnIjisq'as in
80 snnfcation must he made TO Il. NEWELL CO..
~ = Nsssau-st or q. ". DlTCHErT. No. 81 Roswell,
=, from 10 u o'clock A. 81, also q. w. DlfCHETF
az Morrissnia from O'Clock P. NJ, 7th ST. AID
~ mad
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OFFICE ROCHESTER ,SD SYRACUSE RAILROAD Co.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IN Y TO WV W. I'"'
Sealed tenders will be received by ths Warden aud
Municipal Council Of the united Counties Of Huron Perth
and Bruce at the Council Room Ia Godench, Canada
West MONDAY, the 18th June next IT the hour Of u
ocock noon when the tenders will be opened for the
hnildpa of A WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE the
Maitland River the town OF Godereh, span about Fo
feet Plans and specifications may be the Office OF
JOHN MCDONALD. Esq, GOdeneh ill the day Of letting
Two good and sufficient approved mreties viii he required
10 enter into bonds with the for the due uhmeni
of the contract Payments will BE- made monthly, the
vork progresses The Bridge TO b. completed by the let OF
October 1853 Any information respecting the above may
be hsd BY making application to the County Engineer a
strsford In the said united Counties n oy letter. postpaid
County Engineer Office, Strafford May Ia, 1854
JOSEPH q KIRK, County Engineer,
Huron. Perth and Bruce
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TyANNERY LOCATION.-The sub.

scTber having tact OF very valuable hemlook and
ek lands with excellent water power DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning partner with cash capital Of four tive thousand
dollars % engage In the tanning business itpreierred
would sell the location Any person wishing % engage IN
the above basres will find this location Of the best In
chs State. by addressing Aao r. r. Tnsuae Oce with
fun name aud residence viii meet with attention Refer
eivea and feouifed
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gnrnitnre, &f.

:
ENAMELLED and COTTAGE FUR
IA NlTURE WAREHOUSE, No 452 Broadway. ess'
nde, Grand-st Mandatory No ~ Greene.st.
MATHENS GlLLIES, wholesale and retail dealers Ia
Ornamental Cottage Chamber and Oak Furniture, would
respectfully call the attention OF those intending 20 furnish
he present TO their extensive and varied assortment
If Enamelled Furniture.
We Ater ourselves in saying that after years Of practice
and direct In this line, enabled 10 pro
luce article that is pronounced after full trial by dis
eliminating public be the best Enameed and Cottage Fm
allure offered in this country
81 g would especially call the attention OF persons
their styles Of Ornamental Furniture,
executed by tie best Partisan srss feeling confident that
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit conrn-
lsncs of tho patronage heretofore lsyishy bestowed
written guaranty given required all Furnturs sold
tt establishment
As we manufacture whole Of work ourselves, W,
consequently are enabled to sell warranted article much
less than those who buy TO sell again.
MATT RESSES PAlLLASSES, PILLOWS, ~
Also Patent Spring Mattresses MADE 10 order.
The greatest bestowed in boxing Furniture that II
sen be transported any distance without nurng In ths
least MATHEWS Il GILES,
No. 49, Broadway east side, near Grand-ss
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DEAL ESTATE.-The undersigned,
Nsecretary of several Building Assoeiaons consisting Of
pevera thousand momhe Is daily applied TO those who
desrons ofpuchank Real Estate Tie has therefore opened
kesster In which he will full description OF such
property may he offered sale and persons DESTROYS Of
selling hf casho otherwise will nd IL TO u cir advantage by
tesyns description Of their property with hm Persons
DESTROYS OF purchasing may suit themselves by examining hs
kegister y PECARE. oifce, No lbs HesisE-st
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NTOTICE.-REMOVAL.--J. r.. PITT

KIN has removed his Real Estate Office from No SO
90 No 2C8 Broadway, OF Fuonst Newfork where
ne has for sale OF the cheapest and best property
in the mAket-consistne OF about 2OO very choice and
aesabe Village Lots and sections OF Land Noodville,
Lopg Island both sides Of the Long Island Railroad
Plank reads 81 miles by railroad nom the South Ferry and
about miles by Plank and Other roads fro feck slip,
Grand and Houston St Ferries II VIII be aboat 200
lots OF thus property has recently been sold at auction ey
Messrs Cole Chi ton very low prices raagns largely
from SIS 10 $50 per lot. j. K PtrklN, General Agent
No. 2O8 Broadway, New-lor Room No. 10.
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lTARSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP

lvl ING-Let those who cannot avail themselves Of
Of practice under the author buy this book good
teacher in itself and acknowedsed TO De the most simple
For sale the authors counting rooms for the practice Of
bookkeeping No SOi Broadway, first floor stairs Price
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TyOR SALE or to LET-Beautifal Res


II at POUGHKEFPSIE-The weI:knoWn LnanslOh
occupied formerly by Hon ~ r. Talmsdge. The house Is
about IS feet square, stoesin hight with basement ana
attic and piazza front and brick stable and outhouses
The grounds comprise between two and three acres filled
with variety Of shubbery fruit trees &c Tbs situation
a commanding and perfectly healthy, and well calculated
for a summer boarding house. Apply 70 WEN. A HOP
KINS Agent No SO Wall-st, second hOor
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ID EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE.
IN LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES.-BOWNAS
aRlNNELL co viii issue drafts Of ~ sterling and %
ward payable At siaht In any town throughout Grea sn
and Ireland.
sWALLow.TAlL LINES Of LIVERPOOL sas LON
DON PACKET-SHIPS.-Person WISHING % hsye uAss
friends broue out In either Of the splendid con
posing the shove Lines which sal regularly on the sh al
Thursday from london, Thereby oins delay) VIII pss
spply 20 the only authorized Agents In this city
BOWMAN, 9RINNELL co,
Office No IS South-st- New-YorA sn1
No. Resent Road. opposite tie Clarence Dock hysyvd
N. B.-When passengers decline coming. the wsnsy vi
be returned without deduction.
Liverpool packets leavI Nsw-York the 9th and is
each month London Packets leave New-York every ss
aste Thursday For passage apply as above.
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HOUSE and FIVE LOTS for SALE.

Liza large and beautiful House, with five Lots OF
Ground 80th EXTENDING back to Slss between ID and
Sdsys The lots In high cultivation and high
fence around them The hsuse contains rs rooms fur
with ten registers and has been tried three wintes
beautiful spring OF water the premises Croton
der be had very easy For and particulars apply
to HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine-st
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MICHIGAN LAKE sale. hand

lvl country residence consisting Of spacious mod
built House. with from % TO 30 Of aod part 'front.'
ing on this beautiful Lake. The house IA 80 feet 'front.' and
well suited for boaTderS OF family residence.
Id has large orchard and suitable buildings nc The
land Is In high cultivation, with corn wheat aud planted
and may be entered upon Immediately Michigan Lake is
within four miles OF Pteksk may be reached in hours
by Hudson River Railroad and Of the most beautiful
and healthy sections of tho State Apply 20 THOMAS
JONES. q. 247 Broadway.
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OFFlCE of the COMMISSIONERS u

NFFlCE of the COM or
W the CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of SEw-oRLgays
-NEw.ORLEASs, May o, tSS2-by virtue Of the SstAS,,
tcn Of the Act OF the Legislature OF the state Of Loax.
entitled "Ap Act to Consolidate the City Of New.0t,s
ard provide tor the government and administrator q
arsirs" approved d February, 1882 and Of the 5 Sna
OF the Act entitled An Act supplementary 20 an Al
Consolidate the City Of New Orea1s and providing g. IA
incorporation Of The City Of Layete with the city
Orleans approved sd February. 1852 and Of the Sn,
OF an Act entitled IAN Act supplementary 20 Act c
sodafe the City Of NewOrleans and provide T the s
ISL s'''' '''N '''N''-' - : '''~ ~'
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the A.l,,
house Of Messrs CORNING co in the CITY ofNes-Yo
from SATURDAY, the 18th NAV. to MONDAY tie Ia
July next u O'Clock NJ, oi the purchase Of al
portion of series of TWO THOUSAND BONDS Ola.
CITY OF NEw.ORLEANS. for the sum Of ONE THOR
SAND DOLLARSEACtI, 10 Do issued ia cooormity va
the resolutions adopted by the Commissioner At ne-rn
held on the 18th April 1882 said hands h. daed JAW
1852 pa, able IN FORTY YEARS attic Office Of the Gu,
Treasurer with interest at the rate Of sir Per cent On a.
num- divided into coupons attached thereto; aid oano
being made payable seu-annusly, the inst day J,Bs
AIRY and the hst day OF July OF each year at the ecs
City Treasurer in the City Of Newiors at the option 4
HE Proposals. to b indOrsed "ofer for the purch., q
Bonds OF the City OF New-OeanSn and 70 he opened .a
sdudesed to the highest bidder b. Of seCcn
missioner in the City Of New Yogk. the third Monr
the l9th July. ls52 At Y o'clock N.
Ia there should he an excess ~ bdsia he sl
over the Of nds offered they shal be divided Do
rata. as nearly possible, among the bidders
The proceeds Of the sale OF said Bon % 20 be infnN
applied TO the payment OF an the matared obligations Of ne
CITY of New .Oreans and ofthe late First Second
Municipalities and Of the City OF Lafayette yil Boo
Interest Coupons Interest all Coupons ard debts es
due Notes Cash Warrants, nc, presentaticr therof
the City Treesurer'sofee.
COMMISSIONERS:
A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor;
O. DEBUYS Controller;
WIN II GARLAND, Treasurer;
WIN Y. CONVERSE, Chairman OF ne
Finance Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen;
L. III. PLACE, Chairman Of the Fnance
Committee Of the Board Of Assistan, Aldefmea
A. L&YET. Secretary.
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FAMILY INSTI-

a TUTE L. l., affords TO Parents unusual facilities for
giving Daughters thorough and finished Education Music,
French and Drawing made leading stuoie and efficient
reside Mt Teachers employed under the personal supern
tendence Of the Principal The annual expense is MODE
rate without any charge for extras" Three additional
pills will be admitted who enter at any time. Circulars
obtained the Music Store Of GEIB JACKSON, No 49s
Broadway and interview may be had with airs. VIM.
JONES' the Institute which Is passed hourly by line Of
stages from Brooklyn aud the steamboat Astons" from
Peck. slip at g. 1 and lands al RayenswoOd
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4lnsical.
piano-fortes.

.>~N~~>N>>NNNINNONo.NND >N>ND~~NNN>N~~NNDN
ID OSTON PIANO-FORTES.-The
Id largest assortment of Pianos in this city found
at The warsrooms of I. GILBERT CO., No. 3j3 Broad
way corner Of Anthony-st opposite Broadway Bank and
Theate and will be sold at great bargains They have tn,
metallic frame, and warranted to stand any climate.
Dealers supplied very liberal terms Also, GlLBERTS
Cottage Boudoir Pianos convenient for small rooms
for sale low and warranted.
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent
SECONDHAND PIANOs.-Twenty secondhand Pianos TO
cheap, for sale at the following prices One at $40
$50 at S85 at 500 at 500 at 10,
three SIPS $780, $l35 two 81 40 three $50;
hoan Piano. $z20 DO, $240; one Prince Co.'S Me-
lodeons $50 $5 S65 $751; one Boudoir Piano,
$780,
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OLEN WASHINGTON RESI-

NJ DENCES FOR SALE.-These places on the Har-
lem Rsosd 50 minutes rde from Zths In the township
OF Yonkers 10 minutes walk from depot and within half
hours drive from Yonkers Village They the most
mantle and beautiful ia the vicinity of NewYork Each
place embraces from half 10 acres More than 100
OF these places bounded side by nevertailng
brooks of pure Thirtywo have building sites ee
waited TO afford views of Long Island Sound we'll o.
the surrounding country and of them afford views OF
the Highlands The avenues are opened and well made
The property has just boueh into market and yet
than 80 places have been sold Only ten cent Is TO
be paid down five given for the residue but the pur
required build cottages other houses
on the premises No pub nuisance is 70 be permitted The
neghbopg lands already occupied by opulen, men re-
siding there but attending their affairs daily IN the city
Maps and plans OF buildings viii be shown and intor-
mson given by the undersigned at his Office corner OF 18th
ri and 10Th ay j. LOTHROP.
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Of Land the railroad depot at Fishki Land
2ne the residence Of T. Crosby Esq The premises are In
excellent order fine double house, good outbudings
large Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
for the residence Of gentee family wisngs country home
Time TO New-York by railroad, hours Inquire OF g. ~
DORLAND No. so Nassau-st, N. Y City, or OF WIN II.
WALSH, or WIN. Il DEFINING, Fishkill Landing. Dutch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

TSRENCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH
E CONVERSATION and -Elementa-
higher Classical observation-disclosures the Roman
French and German Laws.-Refdrs T. TELLERlNG, for
mery constant resident Paris London, Berlin ETC. has
removed Institute No 90 Pnnce-st No 7 Broad
way opposite nibo he continues teaching the mod
languages after the Oendoran improved msthod Let
tiers may be addressed TO L. s.. Box No. 60 o., MY.
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NAL-ROAT VIOLA FOR SALE
GrbooIs.

EXCELSIOR.-Parents wishing to find
IL Institution In which good order is maintained BY
reel kindness and rapid improvement secured BY thorough
instruction. will be pleased and served at the Commercial
and Classical School, No. IS Henry-E.
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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TyOR SALE-And Money loaned for I'm
N proyenents In WILLIAMSBURG, u Lots of Ground
within half mile Of the GTsndst Ferry the main street
cunning nQr which paved end tagged and contiguous
% the river No property be found better adapted Tor
Improvement for manufacturing purposes Title periece-
INQUIRE OF J. G. HALSEY, No. us Jsy-st- Brooklyn
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S7INANTS BOARDING SCHOOL

w for young LADS under twelve years Of age, at Lit
tie Ferry nine miles from Hoboken ~ j. under the drec
ton of A B. WINANT and Lady Pupils received any time
Terms: For board tuition washing and mending 81 per
quarter For circulars apply to T. P. ROBINSON, ESQ,
No. q John-st or w. THURMAN, corner Of Canal and
ysTick-sts, N Y
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Mills. Flag and
LIME FRESH TEAS.-W. P.MOODY

CO, having rehtted the old stoTs, No lS2 Chatham.
It. formerly kept By hessrs Gasner Young prepares
o sell retail very superior crops Green and Back
Teas at exceedingly low prices VIZ Best 7. H. st pei
o. usually sold at 81 extra tine Y at and 81; good Y
g. 81 also, bes, extra fine 0oong al a. fine Ooons aud
souchong AZ 81; English Breakfast Tea and COngoh 81
and 81. Also. Java Coffee liz per 70, usually sold
IA good Coffee az 10 cents and IL sD greater redre
don viii be made packages Of lbs OF Tea Grocers and
country merchants viii be supplied with res and Coffee
lected expressly for retailing auction prices for cash from
the following stock 30u lava Coffee zoe pockets Su
do 50 bags HEracsibo and Laguyrs DO Also ~ half
shess curious Oolons Tea ~ hf ch extra fine do; loo
peror and tine do; +O IA ID boxes do 20 eh Congou and
Engsh Breakfast Tea SO hf oh. superior fine and cuoa
YOUNG Hyson also Hyson, Gunpowder. Hys-n SKIN lie
w p MOODY Co No lS2 Chatham.st
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IoRDpAM VILLAGE LOTS.-We

cal the attention Of all those wisaing oes1u.
Brdinr Site or place for printable inyetenl % .g ,s~
nrved by good class OF buildings ard desirable society
me location IL high healthy aud needs only to be seen
- ~ snnyeoiatsd For maps ard Information apply to H.
NEWELL 4 co, No. 5 Nasssu'st, or GEO. BANhS at
the Fofdbam Hotel
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

L FORTES.-We have hand large assortment
of new and second Pianos for sale and 10 hire Pianos
from $50 to $500 For hire from s. TO $40 per month No
SEQ Broadway New-York STAFFORD 4 BROTHER.
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i Y COMPANY-The Directors Of the NewYork and
Erie Railroad Company have declared dividend Of three ~
per cent on Capital Stock Of the Company payable
or after the 18th DAY Of july 1852 The transfer books win
be closed from the SOth inst Till the 18th July next.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
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and LOT for SALE.-The

three story and basement brick house together with
Lot located No 24 2hst, west Of 9h-sv Ii healthy
aud beautiful location fine grape vines and great
rey OF shIubbery In the yard IL viii be sold cheap and
easy terms Possession Immediately. Apply on the prem
seS or TO u. CHICHESTER, No 307 Sth.sv.
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THE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, of the
mo PIANO.FORTE MAKERS.-

Il gbony Snaps cheaper thsn the cheapest. The sub
scTbeI prepared 10 furnish the Trade with EBONY
Sharps Of bst quality. warranted al suund and perect
and Of fine black Ebony, at the following prices
Single Of octaves ~ s. cent?
barrel Of ocfavrs containing 40 = centa
bsuels Of Elk Octayes containing so sets ~
loO0 sets Of six Octayes. Al ~ cents per set.
250O sets Of SIX octaves Al l7t cents per set.
5000 sets OF SIX octAves, at IS cents per set
Finished Snaps octsves 75c 7ocfsyes size per set
Also Msodeon ShsTpA different sizes Al proportioG6ts
prices For approved a. sN months per cent Of
tor cash JOHN PHIFE. No MuTrsySt
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LNOR SALE-A number of valuable
Building Sites suitable for gentee country residences
ehsbly situated within five mnutes walk Of the Bronxville
Station on the Harlem Railroad In the town OF East Ches
ter Westchester Co. Said property is within minutes
walk OF the Reformed Dutch Church Bronxve In high
y respectable neghborhooc and only hours ride from
abe City Hail. NJ Y For further particulars inquire Of NJ.
M HENRY, No l29 West 28th-st- Of JAMES WIG
GINS No. "a Greenwich-st
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miscellaneous.

A SPlNWALL and PANAMA ICE
IA COMPANY give notice that they have erected per
nsneut and substantial Ice House a. Aspn A Navy Bay
and will keep constantly hand good supply Of the best Of
Ice and fresh provisions ana prepared furnish the
81 any point the lhus and the City Of Panama
s,nAbs rAtes-AspinWall, April l6. 1882
JOHN NJ RDOCANNACHl Af-nt
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finauriai.

HASovER BANK, NEw.YoEK June 18th 1852
DIVlDEND. The Board 81 Directors
bhsve th, DAY declared annual Dividend Of rIs
ca per cent payable the Stockholders AID After JAY
Let The Transfer Book Will be closed from ts 2jA
TO 5CIh infant both inclusive .
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MACHINERY NOR

IL TIMER HALL, Agent IN the United States Cor the
ole Of Cotton Wool and flax Machinery manufactured By
Wsssr. William HigEins soma Of Ma1chssjer EnxiEnd.-
Forter1I,s &C, Apply TO him a. No 81 Walls,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm
lVR proved Melodeon Depot, No 264 Broadway, NY,
opposite the Park J. S. CLARK, sole Agent