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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

- To the Citizens of Richmond and
Transient Visitors.--H you wish to have
your hair cutand dressed in the most fashionable
and tasteful style, and your whiskers changed to
beautiful black brown color. please call at HOB.
SONS Shaving, Haf-Dressng and .Shampooning
Saloon, In the American Hotel Basement.
II Bile can furnish sou with a hot, cold or
shower bath, It any hour at rs csas five tickets
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AMUSEM ENTs.

Messrs. TAYLOR CLARKE, r...
a -. wa'o' Stage Manager
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- The E4usIraI Hair Tonic, for cleans
lis, purifying, preservation and growth If the Halr
Ir"pared from the original French receipts by
5LNNEIT q BEERS, Druggists, no l25 Mail
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

ssrsSuixt snd Eootreai At An, sopplss Al g.,
40 Sndsepor, eonnec,ipz With the Hous.ioo.e ,ns
men haroads at BndxspoTt aos Canal Rsiiro,s :.
Ano At SSn NJ. stopping a. STANFORD ,ots.n - !.
sroeeooft soonect'ns ~itb Hcssstoois ga Hs..s,sx
Railroads ct Brdkspot sse
IhArss isro NEw-Yosx-Aseomoda'ios saa 49,.
Az oSo, and sS Ah- sEd ~ Pm. throesh ron ~
IN from Port Chester The IS A 81 fss.,v. -. - y
nom epnnyislo .nd Hartford and Csnsl aJros =, 49,
heyen The ~ NJ. receives passengers froun F.rSxs~
Spnnkfsld RsrDsds "ss ~
ExPRsss TSsISs leave New-Hsysn DC us,,s, - 49,
nom Boston, ct Is and $50 VI, tsnppss a. e a,.n,.
NorwsIs and Stanford y leaving soz,os q 49,
See large BIN advertisement at the s-sro. ,,,.-.
Shnslpa Hotels GEO. w WHISTLE h. se
sup-r-pt.,x-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

1V1- NORTHEhN INDIANA RAtLR )AOS.-OREAI
MAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO.-On and'aiter MONDAY,
May Sl-un further notice passenger steamers and trains
EXPRESS STEAMERS ANDTRAINs GOING WEST.
WARD.-One Of the frst-class steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo Dolly, Sundays excepted ct
p. NJ, and Dunkrk at II at night reaching Monroe ct Z
p NJ the next daJ, and proceeding TO Toledo the
afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe at 2P NJ or on TIE
arrival Of the boat daily Mondays excepted reschns CHI
cego the evening and connecting Chicago With inst
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Late Mich
san, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GolNG EAST.
WARD-Express Il aims will leave ChicagostgP NJ daily,
Saturdays Pied and reach MoDros 81 morning.
An express will leave Toledo every morning. az
eept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF ths tsns from
Chicago-and reach Dunkrt and Buffalo several hours pro-
ytus to the time for the first Express trains ess for New
York, Albany and Boston.
The and trains at Monroe will connect Zach way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toldeo daily Sundays ex-
eepted at A. M, connecting al Toledo with line OF
steam su from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping ct all
she way stations will reach Chicago at 81 =. N
GOING EASTWARD-Ltaye Chicago daily Sundays
excepted at A. NJ stopping at all sstiOns aud arriving
n Toledo at r. M connecting With Sandusky
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for all the
ing trains from those places
A packet-tost leaves Toledo at A. NJ for Fort WsJns
and ports on the Wabash Canal JOS. II. MOORE
Adrian, June |, 1859. super ntendenk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
cr,1rDpROpOsALswillbe received

nv the Governors Of TIE Alms " busc a. th-r omc'
- Re PAL until the oath inst al o'clock, VI TOT ths
sa,,, ,na earpeut. n work OF ADD 20 tns
IIinspITI l. Of the NURSERIES, on Randsrs Island -
~. isns and specifications he At the Office Ut
q HATFIELD Architect No. 81 Chshain 81. The pro-
rosls 70 be accompanied with he # tsJ psf-, vii
I'm 10 become suees for the faithful peorr anc' 81 tns
ynrh and th their resNtncs and the residence OF th-
contractor mud directed the )NERNORS ofthe AIMS
HOUSE The Of the conrsetr to be Endorsed tns
envelope.
The Governors the tight to reject any all the
rroross's offered Office OF the Governors Of tbs Aims
Houie Rotunta. Park, Aug H. 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
DUBLIC SALE of ONE HALF Of
8. DIAPER, Aucticneer.

z. DRAPER, Anctoneer.
9 DRAPER will sell at Auction, on
Ne THURSDAY, Aug %. at noon, at the Merchants
Exchsnse 81 o In the Capital Stock of the Troy Rnt
land RailISad guaranteed mt Interest sad
proponion Of The receipts above that rata siaW0 IN
Capital Stock Of the Ruilsnd Whitehall RaiIrosa c.
rsny, 9th guarantee OF per cent iotersst o,vsn.
quarterly. r''H'9
Fell rareu!r,i In q subs,qus ut aay.rti,snsat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
wv W. SrisLEy, Auctione.r
II ARGE SALE REAL IRON STONE

CHINA, kc, FRIDAY. Aug. 20 10 O'clock a. No 80
JOHN It Dinner Tes, Coffee and Toilet Ware RocstnEhsm
EDGED. Dipt. SC Wsrr, all kind, 50 Glassware,
large soent IN lots, the shelves for retailers and
grocers for cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

NU SocEwoooT partnership of H. NJ.
4NLothMOoD co. IL this day dis.olvea nv ,n,t,. Al
consent and either Of the rrsa ara =.
ee Its sssin-D Dated July IS, lsS2 su''''1'u '" '''
II: n. LOCKWOOD.
The Clothing business Ia 81 Ito branchss rtiih.
esd OF the old stand BY the srbscsibex " 0'n1a'
HIN. LOCKWOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
CUK and FANCY GOODS.

~ MORRIS I. HALLOWELL 4 co,
Pnilsielphis,
Have opened In store and ready for sale superb
OF the newest and most desirable Goods in their line
TO which they call the attention Of buyers trc the Wea
and South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
HENRY T. LEEDS. Auctioneer
DITCH CARVED ROSEWOOD PAR

IN LOR, DINlNG.ROOM and CHAMBER FURNT.
TURF, Carved Rosewood and Mahogany Booceases; a,,
large sssortment Of second hand Furniture for at
ton. SATURDAY, Aug at ~ O'Clock, Sales roon No.
SO Chambers st, near BfosdwAy.-HENRf I. LEEDS AUG
toneeT, will sell a. above, without large asot-
men Of rosewood and mahogany household ntare
wood paror covered R rich satin socatee carved
mahogany Sofas Tee-s Tess, easy ard psor Chairs
hogany end hair Chairs various patterns rosewood
mahogany center aud pier fables With nsbetops extension
dining Tables Bookcases Wsdrobes rosewood and painted
chamber Fu Ritu'e suite mahogany and wal Frspch
and cottage Bedesds ms'ble top dressing Bureaus and
Wshsnd together with general assortment Of household
keepers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

NOR SHIRE SB URY, HIGH
IL LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, (Ions Branch,)
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, (Middletown) snd RED BANK-The popular
stesmer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt J. F. Corlies will leave
Robinson-st Pier North River, IS follows:
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Duane st. a. follows;
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 NJ tor Oankrs eoaneotins with
rstcless steamboats, for Cleveland SlniasSy Toledo snl
Monroe, and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL Tram at 8 A. NJ Tor s'l.tations
WAY TRAIN at 81 P N., via Permont, f,r Oelav.s
WAY TRAIN at Il I. ", via Jersey City FOR Delaware
NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN AZ 7. n, for DaakiTs connect
Ing with selsss steamboat for Detroit direct coanecua
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMlGRANT TRAIN AZ NJ. via peImOnt
CUAS MINOT. Superintendent
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CUSTOM HOUSE,, DISTRICT or Nav YoRg.}
Aug Is ls52. o,
PROPOSALS. will be received until

FRIDAY Aug 70, for BUILDING TWO Beams
the ELBOW at PASSAIC RIVER ans CVH'H"
STAKE near ELlZABETHTOWH POINT, NJ
SPECIFICATIONS -. -.
Deck IS feet long 2lI wide, 10 feet high ~ 'sst py
tlp-to be built In cng dsmood Urn oil pine logs g" Ho'
less than lOinebcs In diameter. 1. G.. r.,
roor feet from the bottomths cnos 70 % hss iset
squsie q. al 10 be flied with heavy sons, the Top 10
Sock r. bye tud.s Of white oik, inches Thick
ankle. Ia niche. are be driven In each plsuk - guard
10 straps on esch cope l6 feet long, inches "lae ncn
hand of the sane be around the top timbes and all
well spiked. 49, ..,o- al J..
ca,i,a DID 50 feet high, 10 inches thick.
Al the Top Of the spar there must be signal marx oil OAK
basket aii feet by sluarea painted with marine
paint aud to have three coats -,
An ths above work be finished IN the most
manner sud to the sscuon Of ~homsoever the CoeS-
tor may appoint 10 examine TIE same
ANY ipiorn will be given by applying a. my Office In
the Easement Of the Custom Hoote, wtee model may be
setn. IAhho NCpoIShhSh,
Inlpeetor Of Lieht: House, &c. New York Datrl;t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
R. C. KEMP, Auctioneer.
ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of

R. C. KEMP, Auctionser.
ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of
Il = SPLENDID ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FUR
NITURE, PlANOFORTES, &c. On four months credit on
s sums $3.50 approved Endorsed notes On THURS.
DAY and FRIDAY, Aug rs and a. at 10 o'clock each dsy
at the large ball No. $50 Br adwsy formerly Chinese M1
scum between Spring and rrincessR KEMP will sell
at auction as above large and sper did assortment OF Cabi
net Furniture, ell Of the best quality ard all of which will
positively be sold without and PRESENTS rare
tunity 10 trsde hotel and houskeepe supply them.
selves with the most desirable description OF goods The
furniture has all been made in the best and
for city trade and consists OF larse and
sperdd assortment OF richly carved wood Mahogany
and Black Walnut Parlor Dining ROOM Library aud C6am
Der Fvrniture comprising article Of ELEGANCE and ut
y usually found in the large and fashionable Furniture Ware
rooms and much larger and more varied sssortment than
can be found in any establishment in this city.
No goods will be admitted into this sale but such az can be
relied upon and warranted and limited goods will Be re-
eeiyed IS i Is the intention Of the owners that the whole
shall be sold without reserve.
PIANO-FORTES.
Ten superior Rosewood 81 and octave Piano Fortes from
city makers OF coed reputation ard all Of which will De fy
warranted the same ~ when sold az private sale.
These Pianos particularly worthy Of the attention of
those in want Of good instruments ct auction prices
The gooos may be examined two days before the sale
Arrangements will be pack goods for shipping AZ
reasonable charge
Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
Excursions, &r.
NENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

~ Of NEW-JERsEY-ExcURslO TRAINS
EEW-YORK TO EAsTON, Pa-Tnis Com pany will
Excursion Train rom NewYork to Phlpsos and
on tuesdays the 10TH l7th 2h sod 3lst days OF Az gust
instant Leaves pier No North River per RED
JACkET, at NJ, ard from foot Of Coarsadtst lem
meeting ct Eksbethtown) a. same hour stopping ten MIN
utes at the gh Bridge 10 afford opportunity vie The
saue, arriving a. Philps'urg at 70 NJ RsturanG iesves
Philip.burg at Is p NJ, day srhv ng at New fors
az NJ Tickets fer the good only the DAY
sold may &c procured on board the bos a ns oce oo
ofCouftIandt st. fare from New York to phPshae soc
EewYok to Phlipsburg and return vis NewJsrsey Rail-
road 81 go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
THE ESSEX COMPANY'S MA
Untlerp, Garbware, ST.
USTRALIA and CALIFORNIA

A USTRALIA and CALIFORNIA
~ GOODS-Mercbsnts, Companies and Individuals
hitting out for these markets IND fail and complies as
sediment Of Mner Tools Picks, s:ovels Hariwsfe Cut,
cry Edse Tools Fire Arms, kc &c, at the od STANG OF
CHARLES 8. LITTLE, Nos. IS and 81 Fultcn's'.
A DIRONDAC CAST STEEL.-Ihi
IA Steel Company making superior sFIcs o va,
Steel warranted equal any in market ana are
to execute or6ers for all kinds OF hammered ossI ose
They se erecting Stands of Rolls and are also 20
scs;ye odsrs f Rolled and sheet Steel TO be execucuted
In few weeks JOHN " STIaNI 49, Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

On SUNDAYS the EDWIN LEWIS will run to KEY
PORT touching At Fort Hamilton leaving the fot OF
Hammc nd-st at 81 N. and Robinson-st 'at ga NJ Re-
turning leave Key Port at 5 PM
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LNRElGhTS TO VERMONT and Npw-

a HAMPSHIRE a. reduced rst-.-shio n, %
TRAVELLER nom Peck slip, ev.ry day ct p n TeSS
asuiars apply at the Railrosd Os6ee, No I52 south
v. HYDE 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ ioI PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. l. North s,v.,
ioot OF Battery place by steamboat John Potter 30 -
a.y morning lhe leaves ~ 7 4 q Afternoon Exo,as
Line at p through Phils 'pha ia Al hour. ~.
Isl ass cas- s5 I'd class lice, BY 2 N oniy s. Rsnrp
ins ssVe froin foot Of W.lnut al .nI
Ne. 7, al SPIN FARE Al 20 1'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
THE MECHANICS and IRA DERS

THE MECHANICS and IRA DERS'
y SAVINGS BANK, No. 4s2 Grandst., between Willet
and sheritfsts, New-YOTk. -
President .,.....,.....WA WALTER UNDERHlLL.
First Vice President. RICHARD NJ. HOE.
Second Vice Presto emit. C II LER l.. lNGERSOLk.
Third Vice-President. ALFRED T. CONkLlN
Secretary. p. HAIGHr.
This institution will open for business on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of May. 1884, at O'clock ~ Bank days.
Mondays Wednes days Thursday and Saturdays from to
O'clock 2. NJ Interest at the rate OF per cent will be
Allowed all deposits prior to the 10th day Of July Inter
est declared the Sd Monday Of January and July de-
posts which have been deposited for the space Of three
months next previous the lst OF January and July The
charter secures married and miners the sole
troll Of their deposits. WALTER UNDERHILL, Prest
JAMES p HAIGHT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

Gorartnersbip.

NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, that the
= partnenh'p between THOMAS N. DICKINSON
DAVID adams and WILLIAM g. CARRIER (fortae
selling and gshts Of rights and licenses to uss said Dick
Is wholly dissolved and the public are
against making any contracts with said DAVID
ADDAs for the purchase Of any rights interests In said
'ehuons Is no dealings contracts made with him will
&c CT recognized by the subscrben- New York
aug ~ ioo< THOMAS N. DICKINSON
WIN. @. CARRIER
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&10 000 TO LOAN-(Or bought
RIOsOOO for ready cash On gold and silver
ware dinnonds watches ewe and other merchandise
generally Also for sale Cigars Shswls Clothing Coloed
Paper &C, at the American Consignment: Office, No. l22
William st, up stairs.
A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
IA the best papers in other cities and towns at " g.
PALMERS Advertising Asency, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
Drp Goods.

NEW SILKS, DRESS GOODS and
Y MERINOS The subscribers hsye received SONS Of
their sIks super.full Chntz, ell w0I French De
Lsinss and almost every Shsde and quality OF Lup'ns best
Merinos, which they offer reasonable terms wholesale
and retail. TIFFANY ( CUTTING. No 81 RroadwaYI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
Jusuraree Companies.
AGILE LIFE and HEALTH IN


~ SURAECE COMPANY, second houss from the
Errry Jersey City, n This Company having made ar
for the introduction Of some Gestures Ia Life AS
suranco which IN the c0nInun ~, would invite
public attention 10 them:
LIST They insure sgsnst ACCIDENTS, PARALYis, BLIND
NESS IssiSTY other bodily end mental affections,
peTmsnently oi-abing the injured.
DISEASED LIVES insured st moderate extra rate OF
premium.
3d. RELIEF FUND il provided for the benefit Of the In
suTes uho ay through uboTessen mstances become
unable mske their srnu.l payments By which fund they
be enabled continue their insurance. IN whole or IN
psit.
regular Tses.
The Company have svailed themselves Of the experience
of the Oldest Ind best Offices OF data procured rom the beat
informed aud intelligent sources and Of this service
Of fully competent scusry in preparing for ihe presena-
iion Of these nistters TO the public.
The Directors eng DESTROYS 10 offer every advantage con-
with safety to render the system OF Life lnsur-
snce valuable possible the living providing against
the CONTINGENCIES which all LIABLE ana ~ any
meD adop these features, and commsnd them
10 the Uotce 81 the people.
Ia addition the points referred to- and which are pecu-
liar tbs Company, the usual business OF Lille Insurance
transacted BY them sud policies granted with or without
participation in profits
Rates forms Of proposal may be had application,
either personally the Company office, BY letter ad
dressed to RICHARD H. DOUGLASS Secretary,
No 8 Montronler,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
IVHE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE.

NNHE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE
Ribbons silks velgets feather. aud millinery goods
ribbons adapted for dress snj msnta uimmnss alec
bOnneo neck ribbons wrstes DO for hair ssshesa Of
the rich; qusty and sign aud largest variety
hbited in this country For sale very cheap at whoesas
retail 81 No 90 8owery, corner Of lissterst. NJ H..
LICHTENSTEIN.
NTILLIAM REDMOND, No. 80 Pine
w h.-Irish Linens by the packass) Of Jss Robert
YOUNG. Bailymera-
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NENTRALRAILROAD CO.of Npw

- JERsEY-Througb from New York to Eaton. p, d.
Four Hours, commencing Ans 2 Leay. pieT NJ ,;s
River per steamer RED JACKIT Tor Es.ion .ai 49,,
mediate places al A NJ u NJ snd Is N AZ =.
nile AZ Returnin, leave Phlhp.bars T,,,os
sits Ess,onl az s and l0.3O A. NJ. aid Sl5PM s''T~
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1yOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

IL DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, Q,ons Branch PORT
WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK
(Niddletown,) and RED BANK-New ana splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Csps. A. H. Hasserty, will leave
From NewYork From Shrewsbury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE

CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.
Cnsh Capital, 10000 Dollars.
Insurers participate In the profits.
This Company having completed their organization wi
comm business Monday, I'd August, next their
present location, corner OF cth-sv. and 81 st.
Policies issued ell descriptions Of Merchandise Stores
Dwellings Furniture Ships In Port, 60, favorable
terms other City Offices with the advantage " Insurers
OF share In the profits OF the Company.
DIRECTORS.
M Hopper Mott Gsiritt s. Mott Henry B. Bolster,
Jas r. Del Vecchio, Joseph Bougtton, Elijah Ward,
VIM A. Wheeler. James W Ogden John Gum,
VIM w Campbell San ue Lyman, GanitH Striker, j
Joseph w Savage, Asshel A. Denman, Stephen W. Jones,
John s. Meyer Henry d. Crane William J. Bnsey
Eresus Lyman, Mark Cornell, John Waite,
John Denham, VIM X Stewart William W inslow,
FrsstusC Sanderson Heavy Dubois Andrew Ward,
Geo w Van Mort VIM. w Cornell. David l.. Sayre.
John W. Howe, Cummings II. TUCKER
d. HOPPER MOTT, President.
CHAs. o. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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RAILROAD

4 ~ ~ - \ IL "A - A hhllINOAD
4 LOAn-s,rOl ocO DOLLARs.-sealed proposal. win
be received at the Office Of the Company IA PhilsdsphA
snt the 18Th day Of September next at sunset III The
Whole or any portion Of the above named Loan.
The Loan viii b. secured by first mortgage on the Raj
TCGi Of the Company-2i8 miles IN length-snd its equip
Elent which, whsn placed In complete operation bet~eoa
aAubugh and Pittsbush with single track and sdinss viii
The amount O, unconditional subscriptions the capital
roCk OF tie Company tho j.si MAY, 81, 100000
which VII. shortly be increased to Ten Mons On thess
subscriptions there paid al that date S9,4l7sS5
This broad basS together with the large receipts OF The
Company from tho business OF The road Ia 10 unfinished coz
d:on demonstrating beyond doubt the ability OF the
Company TO not only interest on it debt but ample dv
lends stoekhoder enabes the Directors 10 ODER this
loan TO capitAss with unqualified that 1t will
.sod as safe al Of their funds and certain In
the puBctAty with which the nteres viii be met a. the
best government securities
Tho Bonds will be issued In Of One Thousand Dol
lars with interest st the rate OF six per cent at
tshed payabs the first Of January and July OF each
yea the Office OF the Company In this city, In sums OF
R200 Ring with interest coupons at the rate OF vs per
sent able Ia Loodon-esch without any deduction 10
taxes
payable the s OF December $780, they may be
yeT.ed at the option OF the into the capital ocf Of
the Company at par time previous To the 3ls Deeeu'
twenty-five per cent. OF each accepted bid to be paid
within twenty days after the OF notice VI Its accept
London II fos Sterling Bonds and Philadelphia
sr Dollar Bonds the remainder 10 DO paid In instamens
every 90 days thereafter until the whole amount settled
or the full be psid in NJ il desired
The proposals will be addressed to GEORGE " BACON,
Treasures Philadelphia and ineorssd Pop9sas for Loan
fhey will specify tbs phce offered for Dollar and Sterling
Bonda or either.
TIE bids viii be opened and determined BY the Board Of
Directors on the 10th day Of septenber.
ANY further information in relation 10 the road and It,
prospects will Do fi nisei application the Office OF the
Company or 70 EDWARD MILLER, Chief En- gineer, the
special Agent ct the G4 TBR r h2pSSn psas.
Philadelphia July Ia 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20


l.tTr.u-Expre'. Mail, leave, Nissua Fall' At 40 T.
Cd Accommodation. $50 P. n
I'd Express " $40
Connecting both ways at Rochester, With the regular
TrsiDs Cd the A oany and Rochester Railroads
No trains Sunday.
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by the 6ibA
Express Train, or the 7So Am Express Trsn will ar
rive at Rochester in me for the Traia leaving f Ns..
Falls al $50 NJ and win reach Niagara Fails ., s3i M
Passengers leaving Albany b. the 80 AN Expres nla
VIII arrive at Rochester at II r. M where they semsn
over night and proceed 20 Niagara Falls mons at $50
Or s3S, and reach there at gu A. NJ. OF 1888 p. II.
Passengers leaving Albany by the 80 r. NJ Exp.ss rn!n
VIII arrive ocheser at 53 the next morning have al
hour for breakfast leave 80 A. 81 ia Express Train ff
NIAGARA Falls, ard arrive there az 907 A. d.
Passengers leaving Albany in the II 81 Express rrsr
VIII arrive a. Rochester a. S5 have SO minutes Tor
last Leave Tor Niagara Fails at IS A. 81 Sd arrive srs
Returning Passengers leaving Nassrs Falls BY eith Of
the Express Gins will reach Rochester In time for the Ex.
press Trains East and arrive at Albany. New York or Boo
ton, several hours sooner than by any other route
Trains on this Road 10 direct connection and into
the depot at Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line. The Road pa,.es along the Erie Can through the
most beautiful aud highly cultivated portion Of Wes'en
HewYoTk and through the large villages Of Bgoekpo Al
bon, Medina and Lockport.
The cars all new and unsurpassed
Passengers to Niagara FAILS will take the Cars the nfni
cl,he Rochester Depot. WARREN COF.BURN Sop't
Rochester July 81, 1852