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AND WARRANTS bought and sold

II 4 on the most favorable tersna By COLEMAN
DRAKE No. IS Wsll-st- near Hsnover-st.
10 So and 40 aero Wnrxnts GUARANTEED 20 be genuine,
and eeeiysbe az Lsndoce in the United Stairs con-
sriv on bard Warrants forwarded TO sn parts of the
~ tv AZ the market price, the receipt Of reuittances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

A. M. MERwIs, Auctioneer
DY BANGS BROTHER d CO.
Id Trade Sale RoomA No. Is Park-row.
FRIDAY EVENING, May q, st y O'clock.
STATIONERY AND FANCY ARrIcLEs:-An extensive
ety both imported and domestic, including Blank Bod
and Writing Papers, &c.
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OFFICE 90 BOSTON, CONCORD AND
MONTREAL RAiLsoAD, MAY II. tSc
S105.OOO Mo snrTaN i4;. BONDS

~ - SSsO ~ ~ OF tnc bOSttsN CfBNCDRD s,a
MONTREAL RAlLRoAD.-The Directors Of Is. scrns
Of the Mortgage Bonds issued BY sad Cotpossl ~ ~
msinins unsola being in all ONE HUNDRED AND NM
THYME THOUSAND DOLLARS payable Aaxara is
1850 with coupons attached 70. the interest pAyahe 81 ~
18th DAYS Of February and Augast IN each year
The Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad chsysr,S
BY the State Of New-Hampshre, commencing Concord
and extending by way Of Lake Winnipissoscc 70 w.
River Veruont IL occupies the hne sdop<sd e m-s 90
able for eana from Boston 20 the Laks In the sarysu
made about thirty years SINCE under the auspices Of T.
Government and distinguished citizens Of Al
hampshire then engaged in the enterprise Of oonne
ing Boston with the Lakes and Canada When coups,,a
with the connecting lines in progress and chrts.,d
will connect with al the nesom Boston 10 the AA ~
MoutresL and DO the route between Bosou ~
these ponta -
IL 4 now finished from Concord 20 Warren, "A
al miles ard the remaining tive two miles DO
sress and expected 10 De completed the prssent year
The amount Of the Mortgage Bouds "a $500 oo coosrr
ing the first lien the II miles OF road above mentioned
which cost with its equipment included IN the uor
gsee, $l,7aoc0 secured By deed Of norteass TO 0ea
Franklin Pierce Of Concord, \. H., Z. Hssket DERBY sl
Janice NJ Wilton, Esquers, OF Boston, Mas, xuueses
and by special act Of the Legislature OF New hamps
are exempt from the operation Of the usury Lave 0A
The income Of the part Of the read n,w opened from %
local business only Is adequate to pay twice the amount
interest on the Bonds And the compilations 81 the t
aeon 10 be effected will largely the income
place them In the very highest class OF Railroad secnrea
or the half million of Bonds secured By this mornss
100 bear per cent interest authorized by
payable with the coupons At the American Exchange Bad
IN New.York; and S0oao bear interest al ak pr ee
PAYABLE with the coupons ct the Agency OF the Company
Boston.
A Ia In Ma YAH
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
OHIO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD, ENTENU-
ING from CINCINNATI to ST. LOUIS-Sesed proposals
viii he received tie offices q the undersigned 10 the eites
of Cincinnati and ST. Louis until the 18th day OF June nex
for the grading masonry and bridging OF the following P''
TstEFrom Cnepn. extending - miles westerly to
die intersection of the M,dson and Indianapolis Railroad
seeondFrcm IllinostOwn opposite 81 LOUIS ss'en"ins
Maps and profes Of the ne WIN De really o' :, I'M
btOn and all the nscesss n t,, n. VIII Dc gwen Inc
For the remaining 2i5 males. proposals will be received
nom such parties desire to bid oi Inc wSr. a0n as
will be able give the character OF the country oe'ns UNI
form AID preliminary surveys in progress
Coparnershp firms bidding tor the above WORK wiz please
RVS he full name and Postce address Of each msmoa
q ~ he eff arm ~ ''''' ~ Il. G SEYMOUR co.
Nsw.JxRsrY Zrxc COMPANY,
Transfer Once, No. 81 LbsrtycI}
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
/ ter Of the NewJensy E1plOrns and Mining Co "a.
the Dseton The title, BY the sct changed 70 "Ns~'
The Nsw.Jssey Exploring ana hsntrs Company steak
and the stock Of the SUSSEX Zine and Copper Mining aas
Manufacturing Company will be EXCHANGED Tor the nss
s sss Zinc o;%Sfss IpS cusfs ssss,s
NOTICE.-The Annual Election for Di-
IN rectors Of the North American Fire Insurance Com
psny will be held at the office Of the Co. Ne 81 Was On
so and so ss s at FIX H. r. sfEEcKER Secretary
DACIFIC BANK, New York, May Is,
I8S2-The President and Directors OF this Bsnk have
declared dividend of four per cent the Capital stock
payable the Stockholders and after the INST o. June
The transfer Books viii be closed rom the "a 70 tne
' 1''' J. CAMPBELL. Jr- Cashier.
ENTRANCES to ENGLAND, IRE
III LAND SCOTLAND aud WALES BOWMAN
GRINNELL co. will issue drafts OF ~ sterling and up
ward PAYABLE at night any throughout Great Britain
and Ireland. - ,,,roo, ,,ov
non PACKET SHIPS Persons wishing to have their
friends brous either Of the packet ships
posing the above Lines which sail regularly the 9th and
every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thusdsy from london, Thereby avoiding deay viii please
amply to the only authorized Agents in this city
~ BOWMAN, GRlNNELL CO.
Office No. IS Soath-st, New-York, and
No Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
N.B.-When passengers decline coming the money VIII
be returned without deduction.
Liverpool packets leavr the 9Th and 2st OF
each month London Packets leave New every alter
nate Thursday. For'passsse apply as above
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lust IMPORTED from GENEVA
y VIM. S.3fcILYAIN co, will sell on TUESDAY
June l. at lst O'Clock, at No Jon-st, 1900 0nps VIZ
and 800 Orange Trees in fine condition Csisoss W.
morning of sale.
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Passengers Arrived.

In yio OCEAN Bird, from Curoeoa-hn NJ F. fs,np and as
ter Mr. H. Csmpasneac and lady, Mr. H. Liuda, M W. wilkins
M L. H. Regan.
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NEw-JERsEY ZrSc COMPANY,
a-.E,x nR.. No 81 TJbArfv- a

l8S2-The President and Directors OF this Bsnk have
declared dividend of per the Capital stock
PAYABLE to the Stockholders and after the first OF June
next The transfer Books win be closed from the I'd 10 the
" J. CAMPBELL. Jr- Cashier.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-01

The Bank returns for the last week exhibit increas
circulation Of g2Ss 2s5; increase in public deposites
46e'423i decreased private depostes, 1855 92S; de-
creased discounts and advances gs2 and increased
bullion E69,8l5 The increased circulation and dimin-
shed private depostes show increased business
iyity whilst the decreased discounts and advances
show that other parties besides the bank have money
to lend, and at probably lower rate Of interest
The bullion in the bank e19,8l5,745 The arrivals
Of gold from Australia during the last two days have
most probably, raised the amount considerably above
100000 sterling The influx Of gold from Australia is
so varousy reported that viii not commit ourselves
by naming amount. We believe safe, however,
IN giving the following the returns from the gold fields
in Victoria near Melbourne 1t must be remembered
that the first large yield in Victoria made known on
the 29th September 1851 and that these returns are
made up to the 18th of December, 1851 including pc
riod Of less than three months The valuation is at g3
per ounce:
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With the exception Of corn and timber all these
amounts are trang they troublesome to collect and
vexatsus to pay and every way worthy the notice Of
financial reformer.
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Hamilton, Long Island Ne~ York. IN 81 --~tsvp
OFFICE OF CORREsFONDENCE, " ashington.
LII persons having busineA in the city Of Washington
an OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE, for the purpose Of
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The undersigned will regard all matters communicated to
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them invioate. "a 1 $3.50 ,
which win generally be the only remuneration requred but
should for the service 70 be rendered tho
proper amount win be stated in satisfactory letter in reply
A1'i''' uV'''ss THOMAS Q. CONNOLLY,
st ta Office Of Correspondence Washington D. Z.
wAsHixeroS, JANUARY 10, 1852.
Mr. THOMAS c. CoSNoILY known 10 us as worthy cru
rem, gentleman Of intelligence, and ms clear accurate
and ready writer; and regard him emnenty qualhea
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or CoRREsrospEscE. get RICHARD WALLASnL
~. s, Marshal for the District Of coinmbia.l I'll
WALTER LEN0X,
p Mayor Of Washington cityl
VA 4sgtg f9S t I.s. sis 10. GALES,
.TSenior editor Of the National Intelligencerl
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yU,HE GLADE FOR SALE offer for sale my hym
"A Jefferson known the " Glade" containing 3@
a I56 acres Gle ard and $50 in timber The quality OF
~ Ind IA unsurpassed by any nhe county Of Jefferson
or The tract x a comfortable log dwelling wen Of good
wae- and stream running through end Of the farm
description Is those wishing
,nrsbas viii first view he smses. The farm win be shown
4 ny ZINE by Mr. A. Lewis who resides IT, ard who
viii I'VE iniorn - tsrns, 4c. ARlicaaoa nsy also
he made lpostp~sa 10 r Cooke, JEFF
rson county, virgsia Mr. Ale xander 81 6orden Fort
Hamilton Long Island, New York IN s1--~tswp
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In banks at Melbourne, 10Th No
vember !.
In private hands there
Received by escort from 10th No
X vember to 18th December !.
Received by private conveyance !.
In the hands of diggers on the gold
fields III. !.
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NIYER PHIN EAs,
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ID EspECTFULLY calls the attention of his
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IMITATION QUILL PEN, which ia unsurpassed
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Or The only original Talbotype extnnt Of
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE SIGNALp'
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NOTICE

Of the Establishment of three additional Land Die
Sttsi33 o. tricfs in the State Of Iotoa.
TN PURSUANCE of the act of Congress, ap-
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create three additional Land Districts in the State
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Given under my hand, at the city of Wash :
ngton, this second day of September, A. d. 1852.
BY order of the President: % l' ''
a5l'asi va no .a JOHN WILSON,
q Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sent 3-law6w 4' Egs. H.' i'... rF..s tEf
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SALE OF IMPROVED LANDS IN OHIO,

SALE OF IMPROVED LANDS IN OHIO,
CEDED BY THE WYANDOTTS IN ls42.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that under the
IN authority vested in this Office, by the acts OF
Sd March, 1913, and 18th July, 1852. the unsold
portion of the improved lands at UPPER SAN
DUSKY, OHIO, coded by the Wyandotts on the
18th of March, 1872, will again be offered at pub
lie sale, at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, On Monday,
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mum price of not less than two dollars and fifty
cents per acre, without regard to the valuation Of
the Improvements. ~. - - III
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, this twenty eighth day Of July, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two. &
''fs,s JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
July %
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~ - -
Leave Washington at 6 and pa. m, l2l m,
and 4 p. m. 1y'# A ~, .ta ~
Leave Baltimore at ~ and a. m, and
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Sales at the baltimore Stock Board, September q
"a shares Farmers and Planters' Bank %
so do Bait. and Ohio Railroad. ...,. S33
70 do York and Cumb. Railroad. 49,. 81
% do do do b do ...... eli

so do Canton Company, time ...... 81
lO7k bid, 1854 asked; Baltimore 6's, 1890 lot bid,
1851 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds.
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n.at FALL FASHION HATS, 1864.
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iga SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE. lgaf5
n N. STRATTON has located himself on the
T.. south side of Pennsylvania avenue, corner of
Ninth street, Tin the store lately occupied by G.
R. Byrne,) for the purpose of conducting exclr-
sively the atHs s..+&#
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
in all its varieties The location is directly upon
the great thoroughfare Of the city, and upon the
open space near the Centre Market; and the ad
vantages arising thcrefrom are unsurpassed fo'
the sale of every description of merchandise.
Personal attention given to sales of Furniture at
dwellings; also Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Dry
Goods, Hardware, Fancy Goods, Jewelry. &c.
received at the Auction Room, or judiciously ar.
ranged and sold on the premises Of the occupant.
Real Estate and Stocks disposed Of at public or
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such as may wish to dispose Of Libraries and
Works of Art
Consignments are respectfully solicited, and
cash advances made whenever required.
Sales of any amount cashed without delay.
md (" ~ E. N. STRATTON, #
piss F@,a % '"... General Auctioneer,
... ' Penn avenue and 9Th street, south side
Auy 5-dG $3.50 t.sta'f. 2" fAt tf....
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