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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
CoLs 4 CHILroS, Aucuoneers.
A VALUAgLEPROPERTY forSALE.

h-The undersign ed Commissioners legally appointed
BY virtue Of Of the Legislature entitled "An to
the &c OF the House Of Refuge Of the State
of New Jersey passed and approved March & 1852" will of
fer at PUBLIC SALE to he held URSDAY, the TW EN-
TYFOURTH of JUNE next at the hour OF one o'clock, p
NJ at the lnn of Theodore TITUS IN KINGSTON Middle
County and State aforesaid all the land and premises
known the HOUSE OF REFUGE FARM. situate at
Kingston and bounded by lands of the Camden and Anboy
Railroad Company the south, the public ROAD leading from
the r. r. station the west Esh Stout, ESQ., and Others
the north and containing seventyseven
less together with the Hfasted Stone Edfce de
signed for House of Refuge with other buildings consisting
OF barn. sheds &c and all other improvements and appnrte
thereto belonging This property in point ofocay,
its contguty the Railroad between the cities of New
York and Phadephs, requiring the time little two
hours 10 and from either city, its proximity TO the Delaware
and RaIlttn Canal within the distance OF onehaf OF mile
and about three miles from Princeton healthy position,
and by hydraulic supplied with copous and abundant
supply pure and soft water at time known 10 be d.,
mnished in quantity great the drouth of
son. its adaptation either for desirable country
mary of learning military academy mandatory TO be
driven by steam any ether institution whatever presents
itself possessing very commendabls properties sufficient
TO call the attention the public the value and Importance
OF obtaining property rarely be acquired in the purchase
and sale landed estates and to which the public
specuy invited TO give their attention directly view
OF the travel the Railroad between the two cities OF
New-fok and Phadeiphia via Trenton and New BRUNO
wick.
Terms of payment will be liberal and made known the
time of sale, with every previous information required by
application 70 either ofthe undersigned
CHARLES PARKER
CT HIRE
DAVID 5. ANDERSON,
Trenton, N. J., Mays 1852. Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS OF

" TIE CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NEV.ORLEAys
NEwOHLEAss, May g. 1852-Sy virtue OF the 9th Sec
entitled An Act TO Consolidate the City Of New Orlszns
and provide for the nent and administration OF IT'S
sns approved I'D February 1852 and of the 5h Section
of the Act entitled AN Act supplementary TO an Act 70
Consolidate the City OF Orleans and providing tor the
incorporation the City Of Lafayette with the City OF New
Orleans approved February 1852 and of the 81 Section
Of en- Act entitled IAN Act suppementaryo Act TO Con-
solidate City of NeOeans and provide for the
eminent and management of It's affairs" approved Marcn H.
1882:
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the banking
house of Messrs CORNING co in the City OF New York
from SATURDAY, the 18th May, TO MONDAY. the 10Th
portion Of a series Of TWO THOUSAND BONDS OF the
CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, for the gum Of ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS EACH to be issued in conformity with
the resolutions adopted by the Commissioners meeting
held on the 18th April 1852 said bonds TO be dated July /
1882 pa, able in FORTY YEARS at the Office of the City
Treasurer with interest AZ the rate Of SIX per cent per
num- divided coupons attached therefor sad coupons
beng payable semi annually the hst day OF Jaou-
ary and first of July Of each year. the office of the
City Treasurer IN the City OF Newfork at the option OF
The Proposals nsorsed "Ofer for the purchase of
pnnSs M ne itv OF Orleans and 10 be opened and
,sioners in the City Of New York the third Monday
the l9th July, 1852, at II O'Clock NJ.
In should be of bids tet the rate)
over the amount nds offered they shall be divided
rata as nearly az possible among the bidders
The proceeds Of the sale Of said Bonds 70 be Immediately
applied the payment OF all the maued obligations OF the
CITY Of New Orleans and Of the late First Second and Third
Municipalities and of the City Of Lafayette, viz: Bonss,
Interest Coupons Interest all Coupons and debts over
due Notes Cash Warrants, Ac presentation thereof al
the City TreasuTers Office.
COMMISSIONERS:
A. ID. CROSSMAN. Mayor
o. DEBUYS, Controller;
WIN. II GARLAND. Treasurer;
WIN =. CONVERSE, Chairman OF the
Finance Committee of the Board OF Aldermen;
L. H. PLACE, Chairman OF the Finance
Committee of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
A. LAyET Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
A. NJ. MERwIS, Auctioneer
by BANGS BROTHER 81 CO.
H Trade Sale Rooms No. Is Park-row
r. w. WEsrcoTr. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR

X. ". WEsTcoTT. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IL NlTURE. FRENCH PLATE PIER GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS, &C. THIS (sionday) MORNING, May
H. az 10 O'clock being all the contens of house M li6
Greenwehav, two doors from Sthav, consisting Of Tapes
Try Brussels and threepiy Carpets Stair do aud Rods Oil
Cloth elegant Pier Glasses Sofas Lounges Teteaetes
carved mahogany springseet Chairs Cottage do Rockers
to match No,rare CharA Egyptian and white msrbleop
Center Pier and Sofas Tables Window Curtains aud Cor
nices neh Shades mahogany nlsrbeop Bureaus double
and single mahogany maIbetop Washsands match ma
hogsny pressiDg and Work Tables Qua do mahogany
ana Slt Looking Glasses mahogany French Bedsseads wal
nut Cottage do Feather Bee Hair Mattresses Pissses
Oandoes, China Ornaments ivory handled Cutlery Glass
China Hal. and Solar Lamps Sc with the usual as
sortment Of Kitchen Furniture. Also twelve elegant Oh
Paintings OF real merit richly framed worthy the attention
OF amateurs and eonnosse1s Every article in the house will
be positively and peTemptoy sold regard 20
Catalogues be obtained and furniture examined on ne
morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
WV w. SHIRLEY, Auetioneer.
MONDAY, May IL. 10 o'clock, at the

sales rooms, No e. John-st- near Gold, % packages
Tus andes and opened the shelves large sad general
s.orrmeuf os white Granite blue edged dipt and
Wsre IN lots for retailers and ocers; also glassware of all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
DACIFIC BANK, New-York, May Is,

lS52-Ths President and Directors Of this Bank have
declared dividend Of four per cent the Capital Stock
payable TO the Stockholders aud after the first OF June
next The transfer stocks will be closed from the I'D 70 the
Slst inst, inclusive. By order OF the Board
}. CAMPBELL, Jr- Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
. EGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

HI ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
BILT ana COMMODORE, OF tins line, regu.
larry heretofore alternately leaving Pier No Z North
River first wharf above Battery psce daily Sundays e.
cepted p n and StonInston a. O'Clock r. NJ or %
srrivsl Of the mail train which leaves Boston ii $50 NJ
For freight passage. sppy s the oee No 10 Battery
place. o beard the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
urv,cx or TIE WILLrAMssunes Gas LIoBr Co.,
Tuesday, May 4 1854
PER CENT. COUPON BONDS
S2OOOOO r7 BOURBON !ys s2sds o FAY;

.nd CITY or MAYSvILLE tKentucky) BONDS
Nesus Gilbert Johnson Insurance Buildings Wilsm-s,
oer Tor sale Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Of the SIX per
Cent Bend. of the above Counties and City with
coupons payable semi annually ~ the City OF NswY
Ths Bonds for coo each the principal renbursab'
.. Bond, were issued to the Msysville and Lexinstoa
Railroad Company IN payment Of ssocc to ts.i
vote of toe people unanimously IN the City Of MsysvIe
snd by heavy majorities in the Counties.
mes long and connects the Cite. Of Msye the Obe
River and Lexington in Fsyette County The estimated
cost the work ooo and the stock subscriptions are
The Counties Of Bourbon Fsyets and Mason are a. pop
uOu: and wealthy mn1 .G !. N n
subanta The Auditors Report for 1851, exhibits the fol-
lowing statistics Of wealth T sns seR grepe, Population
Bourbon. l,9, 7I 1884
fsyette .................... iL.oo.oo a'Iss
The above Counties entirely out OF debt excepting s
their recent Railroad subscriptions, amounting to 81
CITY of Msyse population Of about 5000 and tai.
able property the amount Of 81 $1,000" lt ls the point
on the Ohio River in the County of Mason of ranspment
for III. whole northeastern section OF Kentucky Of mer.
ehendse produce going inward and outwadsnd undes
the influence the OF roads convergng upon IL
md forming connections with all the rch central regions OF
Kentucky with the principal lines of Railway running
,Istion and wealth Maysville owes debt of s7aeo
obt has means the amount Of $1,000 and revenue OF
sebtedess Is based on capital Of $40 $50 exhibited
y Assessors books which does not give more tnan TWO
thirds OF the actusl value
The consttuionsy of the issue OF these Bonds mas been
affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court OF Appeals OF the
state of Kentucky which forever settles that question The
Court of Appeals decided that their collection can be en-
forced by of mandamus and the individual property OF
avery citizen subjected TO the payment
The Kentucky members Of Congress certify to the perfecs
security of these Bond and Mr. Clay adds s testimony
their value. He says
"These three Counties are among the richest believes
excluding JEFFERSON they the three richest in that state
The Bonds executed under the authority OF the Lega
tire and s power TO grant that authority has been recently
frmed by the highest judicial tribunal In Kentucky en-
terain no doubt that the principal and nerestof the Bond
respectively will be punctuay paid they become due
Such is my confidence in the safety of investment In these
Bonds that if my property all converted into them
should feel perfectly secure.
81 am, with high respect your obedient servant,
al. CLAY"
fall printed exhibit may be had at the office OF the un
designed.
These Bonds offer one OF the best perfectly safe avenues Of
investment now before the public. -
GILBERT 1 JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings, Willamss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
NEW YORK and NEw-HAvEN

L
s. ls52Tans out Of NewYort leave Of Canal
It. and Broadway.
Accor 'AoDArioS AND sPEciAL.--At 7 and tI30 A. NJ /;
AIS Express Stamford and Norw ak and stopping at all
Stations beyond az 81 r. through 20 New Haven.
At $50 Z. NJ for Norwslk-at $50 A. NJ and 600 r. M,
for Port Chester The ll3o NJ in connection with
Train from New Haven to Hartford aud 3prns6s and with
Train the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for Haven, Hartford Springfield, Boz
ton Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads OSdebush
and MontrealAt A. M stopping at Stamford aid Bridge
port, connecting with the Housatonie and Naussuck Rail-
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad New
at $50 NJ stopping at Stamford, Norwalk and Bridge
port connecting with Housatonc and Nsngatuck Railroads q
Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
At $50 and 9b A. NJ and 420 NJ, through from New
Haven. At A. NJ, from Norwaik-st $50 A. NJ and rs
p NJ from Pert Chester The 935 A. NJ receives psssen-
gers from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads at
Haven. The Az p a. recsves passengers from Hartford
and Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Eew-Haven arrival II Trains
from Boston, al LIS aud $50 r. ~, stopping at Bridgeport
345PM.
See large bill Of advertisement the Station HOUSE md
principal Kotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr,
Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
6ales bp Anetion.

A UCTION NOTICE.-PATENT
IA LEATHER On TUESDAY, 18th inst, al III
O'clock 100 dozen Patent Leather Calf and Goat Skins
Also day. 10 O'Clock, 800 Boots and Shoes at
off, by A. d. GALE, No. rs Read-sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

i Trains leave pier foot Of Daane-st u follows: 80
EXPRESS TeaIsa tGt A. NJ for Dunkrk, connecting with
frstcass steamboats, Tor Cevcsnd sandusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mail TRAIN CT A. NJ. fer all stations.
WAY TRAIsst s r. NJ, via Piennont for Orsyiils.
WAY TsAis al a. r. NJ, via jersey City tor OtisS1ile
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIs at p. NJ Tor Dunkrk connecting
with rsiclas steamboat for Detroit direct connecting with
Express Train for Chicsgo.
ENIGRlSr TRAIN at 8 r NJ. via Pie.monr
CHAS MINOT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
ANTHONY J. BLEEcyEs, Auctioneer.
"RUSTEES' SALE of 324 CHOICE

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer =
TRUSTEES' SALE of 324 CHOICE
Il and VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
situated 5th and 6h-avs and 3lst Sd S3d Sh and
1S5h being four and half entire blocks Of Ground 10 the
OF Harlem Sale positive to the highest bidder
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction, on TUES
DAY. May 10, 1852 at " O'Clock, at the Merchants Tx
change following very desirable property, comprising
the most beautiful part of the estate of the late Charles
Henry Hall, viz:
u fine building lots forming the entire block Of ground
bounded by 18th and oJthsts and By 9th and 6thavs
Also, y building lots being the entire block bounded by
lS3d and lSih-sts and 9TH and 6lhavs
Also, ~ lots forming the whole block Of ground bounded
BY lS2d and l3Sd-sts, and by 5th and dth-avs
Also u lots the block bounded By lSlst and ld
SITS, and by the 5th and 6th-ays
Also Sc lots the entire half OF the block bounded by iSfh
and Slsts and 9Th and 6havs OF the sa ne fronting on
ISlst-st., on the 9TH and on the 9Th av
The above lots are all ful.s beautifully ntuated hi
immediate improvement and the ground IL Tree from
rocks dry level and graded by nature Is admirably adapted
for building purposes
extremely healthy, and free from nuisances commanding
views unsurpassed for beautyocated but short distance
fum the Railroad Station with access TO the city almost
half hour OF the at tdps OF only BIC and Zc and
much less BY commutationley without doubt the
most choice and desirable lots tor private residences ON toe
island.
auction Withdrawn unless IL brings the owners estimate
OF its value it deemed proper state that this entire
property viii be- sold 10 the highest bidder and under cir
cunstances whatever Will single lot b. Withdrawn
There Will probably again within ten years,
sale where such safe profitable end adicious investment OF
capital can be made.
deeds will be the usual Trustees Deeds, with covenants
against the granors' own acts.
Every purchaser will be furnished free Of charge printed
abstract of the title prepared by ID, L. Hall Esq.
The terms of the sale will be very liberal To the purchaser
20 per cent of the purchase money remain bono
and mortgage tor three years.
For maps giving the exact dimensions Of each lot and more
full partc uas Apply the Auchoneer No Broad st.
or to GEO. r. TALMAN, Trustee No. IS Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

INCREASED ATTRACTION at No.
4 81 BROADWAY-Ladies are especially invited to in'
ect this truly magnificent assembsge OF elegant Tar HAL
(whethcr they desire make Immediate purchase or
not he Hats 81 and SS each far superior TO any
usually sold 81 and IS. Notice particularly An IN,
nense addition the stock for this weeks sale all a. half
price the Ladies' Partisan Hat Depot No 81 Broadway
jemoysd from No. 35l WM ATKINS, Proprietor N. Is.
is of rich fancy styles ia Hats at VI EACH rernars'
ably chesp,) never before sold under -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

The stages for Sausm and Freehold viii 10 connection
with boat Stages convey passengers s parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting tn. shove boat on
Account of the Ownen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

Gen ERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD
VI CHARTERS, No. rs Fulton st. corner OF Coolest
An elegant assortment Of Spring and Summer Clothing
General Tayors Headquarters Ne Is Fulton st. corner 81
Goldst-Mr. G. S0UDER, manager and wholesale ana 70
tail de aler Clothing prepared furnish all the gsnents
necessary for the completion of geutlemans waTdrvoe
prices far beyond the reach Of competition BY employing
other than superior workmeu be Is enabled 10 oss
the durability of his Clothing, well as the enc
Nesngs &c, embraces the most desirable styles ana nsve
been selected with view of combining beauty elegance
economy and Durability.
M j. SOUDER still remains In the charge OF the casto
mers department where he has rendered himself 80 p"ouS
BY his in sssfa oly fitting gentlemen with dnra,'
and we'll made Clothing. J. SOUDER, Supernsende9t
No rs Fulton-st, cor. Gold.
NJ B-A large and excellent assortment OF youths and
chsren's Clothing always band, which viii be sold 81
inslv low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

NJ EW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-
i YORK ana PHILADELPHIA drect-U g. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Throuzh In Il boun-Nsw jersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving NewYok A. NJ 6os
Of Courtlandt-st; A. NJ and 81 p ~ Lbery-st Leaves
second-cass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold In the above Inca and through baggage
carried IN the A. NJ and 81 p. a. lines from Nsw-York,
with through copductos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

HORSE FOR SALE.-A splendid ply
scians family Horse. blood bay, without white
sp II hands hsh i've years Old tr,ke 10 stand tsven b.
The side railrord IN morton without tying; styish n
arc arsnc~; perfectly snaud kind with Ia
bits whatever and very all feeder Cn Be u the
ady-r,sr. stable Cin,pu-sv hrh house Tight cds) from
M,rtl--sx Brpokkn. Pne, slowesf) S5s
NOR SALE A nine passenger Hotel
Coach built h, abbot OF Concord heed with red pazh
ana in rood running order Can be 81 The Asor Hoas
Stables No 81 Rsrclay-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
6teamboa,s ano Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
" for PHILADELPHIA fron Pier No. |, North Rives.
foot of Battery place BY steamboat John PottsrTwo ines
daily: Morning Line leayes at A NJ Afternoon Express
Line at p NJ. through Philadelphia in q hours Fares
LIST class cars S. ID class line by NJ only - Return.
tns leave Philadelphia om foot Of Wslnue 81 AM and
2P 81 EmisYsn, Line by steamboat Transport from Pss
No L ats r. NJ EsIes 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
VERMONT VALLEY and CON-

MEETING RAfLROADS.-Passensep and freight for
Burlington. ST. JolnsbuTg White Mountains Ogdensborzn
and Montreal and al intermediate via Newiaysn
and Springfield Though tickets by Railroad, at the Z.
and n II. Office, IS Canslst, ~ y. Frexhts By steamer
Traveller every cay a. PM Rom Pscksip: For pafoe
tlau apply 10 r. HYDE, Aft, l52 South st., Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
NOR Without change d

EvOR Without change Of
II Can.-fARF REDUCED. Regularity and Safety
CONFERENCE.-The of THE NEW-fORk AND HAIR
Lem RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station, Nsw-Yorks
daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock A. M.-New- yot.
April 81 1852 NJ SbOAT, Supt
nor SHREWS BURY, LONG
III BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, (Middletown) and RED BANK.-New and splsa.
did steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. H. Hasserty,
will leave NewHAvsn pier, Pecksip, Fast River, - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
kX7INTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

wv -Trsns Of Michigan Southern and Northern indiana
Railroads daily Sundays exe-ptodl - oIows: .
Leave MonIoe and Toledo At sl5 AM. arrive At LApcrS
$50 PM thence passengers By stasr Plank Road
worth; and BY Y miles 10 Chicago Amer Web l. ~
ears through 70 ChicsEo.
$50 AM and srrve Monroe and Toledo q 6,t5 PM
Daily sAscs ~ifb Fort Wayne sf Stufrsi YIN
Lorunspor Ia Fsy-tte sDd Indianapolis Ct soofh Bsudj
sud other psssscn the dine, with the PRINCIPAL sow~ ssfs
snd sonfh.
A. Toledo this line eonBscss 81 a<s ~ e AN vfta
us Lsks Erie kostl shsfs By STAGE ana rsoaA =
Cleveland thence BY .Sosd cad Eri- thsses -
rdirpsd vie punxk Ns~yosh by ssSs fosn psnkivo
Bsfsio and BY cxss sit-F Zee D.
ThesP.k. tr-in the hsw-yors ana Ere Road. 80
secf1 ~ifh he L<s. shor- srsa.
Ps~~nssp o. Clsvs.ns ths ~sy 60 -
bush uenss " fsigosd saA y nss sssfns % FhiisdsS
elis md Nsv fofk Esfianurs end WssniaSsua AefSD
10 " ~ n p wlLLiAma esDsdssn1s8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Clothing, Sc.

EASHIONAB BILE HATS.-Elegant
French Sih Hats at Ss-S lees than Broadway yrices
Neat Hats at 81 80. bkOMN
~ No 1853 Canal-st one door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Drp Goods.

IMPORTANT to MERCHANT tai
lL0RS, CLOTHIERS, and DEALERS in DRY GOODS,
THOMAS GRAHAM informs the Trade that he now de.
al his time TO buying Goods adapted wear At
Package sses otherwise. whea forced cd for cash Hs
hss oEened a. Nos IS and - CetArst Of William st.
NewIork where be has always had fall aasorfnent al
Cloths Csssnreres Nesane sslnets Tweeda Jeans Lin
ens Tzilors frmmins N general ke which be viii sc In
say quantity, q ioves auction prccs for net cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
DUFFALO AND NEW-YORK CITY

BUFFALO AND NETWORK CITY
I'D RAILROAD COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT.
CONVERTIBLE BONDS due ls6s-nterest payable Jas
nary and July, at the Mechanics Bank, New York
EEW-YORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA-
NY SEWN PER CENT BONDS, payable 1872.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT. CERTIFICATES, convertible into
Stock, payable lst January, 1854
For sale by WIN. L JNO. UBRIEN, No. So Wali:st.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18
A Voice from California.

GENTLEMAN at Bath, Me publishes the
following extract 0i a letter received by the
last steamer, from his brother u California .
ABOUT your coming 10 Caliluua, / hall
not advise you either way, aud YOU would
knew The reason heucr than can leli YOU.
1t you know what California IS. You need
not harbor the idea for a moment that you
can come lo California aud make vosr thou.
sands a. lime. The times for making
quick fortunes have gone by The mines are
not $40 good as they used to be- Clerks and
lauorers are plenty at $50 and SIS month
1t seems as # ai The Maine people were
coming. Poor fellows, don't see what
they are all gong to do. They had better
stay at home. They are too late IN the day.
don't see what II that starts thrm so, uu-
less II is tine foolish lies. lfney would Gully
give the dark side as wel as the bright, it
would do better They don't tell of the
thousands and thousands that are not max
ing any thug-not even their board Any
one that IS making a living aud laying up a
hue money al the end of the year Ia The
States, would advise him TO stay at home Z"
Gen. Sin,ons, formerly of Walervlle, writ
ing FROM Sacramento December 30, closes
rs Follows -
Money IS not easily obtained here at
this time. There are plenty # Name men
here that would be glad To get steady en-
ploy al 81 day. A large portion of our
men from Name arrive here sick, or have a
sick spell after they arrive, think most
of the accounts given OF the soil, climate,
&c have been rather exaggerated. My
opinion Of the country Is NOT very favorable
see too many haggard faces, and too ma
nay shaking with the ague, 10 call tins one
cot the healihest places IN the world, aud as
I TO the chances Of making money, not more
than one IA fur makes any thing, or at
least they do not save anything. | never
saw SO many destitute as there are here /;
very many ~ consequence Of imprudence,
but | think the larger part on account OF
sickness, perhaps brought on by lmpru-
dence."