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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME coURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI-
city ssiS% New & ss s pns a
FIRST avenue not already opened from Toryeecond street.
said city The undersigned Commissioners Of estimate and
in the above entitled matter hereby I gys nosic
i6o people the State Of New York entitled IAN Act TO
p'p Ss psrsoasriy t. the city New York Aes
A and a as so h the at % so
of Aesents and Taxes in the city and county Of New
saI TO the owner or owners occupant oocupsnt
a ad Sss
in the above entitled matter and that ell persons
ss s ass affected ssE' aas yes se
skons writing to Jonashsn W. Alien charman Of
he city Of New e5 sss yn ss y Sg G% ST tho tho
said estm follows that to say
All that ars Of FIRST svsnue lying between shs norshsry
& ss ss 4 S
s: e.
@ On Es s e. sr hs o 5
assh street and the line Of high yaor mark the
out and oGsfS ed on ss ne A. q 'S GS
o tho s's city on q ai New s
pieces or parcels Of land tho said city Of New
@
Of the CemmssiOners Of Estimate and y
MAP ssneassed Sy opsn9s fTss
from AID street to Harlem ryez surveyed in ou an0
1851 New York, April, 1882, Richard Amerman City Sur
Veyor 10 file in the Street Commissioners Office
the city Of New York. And alsc all the pieces o-
of land fronting lying both sdos Of the srees
Of Forty second street the southory side Of Eghty
fourth street. bounded the oast by line distant half
way said First and avenue and on the
west by line halfway distant between said Firss
nedt map ale aforesaid In the ooe Of the Street
ommissioner Of the City Of New York. And aso all the
or parcels situate lying both sides Of the
de Of EshtysYth and the southerly do of l3sh
street As lot at the rear Of the lot ~ the northe t
Of 10th and First Also the lot At the
Of the the south oornor OF Hh strcet apd
a. the 9th street azd First
the lot ~ the rear OF tho lot ~ the north
wsst csrner Of 10th and First avenue Also, tho
street and First Alse three ots on Ahe
I2st street. dstane sous
Westerly the westerly side ef SAID FIRST Also
Two lots the east side Of First avenue 70
ss ssrsss Z. 2so, swo ies: At the q Philip
Mledoller the northwest conner o. rs svenue ana
l22d street, Also, three lo1a owpAd by Philip Mile
doer, the northwest corrar OK 2fd street .rd
Payne AZ hs roar Of ias q James Chesterman,l 30.
tween sSd and 2lh streets and lying west First ayenue
and also The norsh side OF 12h street.
as:s srs.s ns T: F ncss &
port In the above entlsd mattor will be made and pre-
scnted 70 the suprsr Court the State Of New York.
Special Term q said Court 70 be held A. the City Hal
oember, 1852 and there soon eresfte
counsel 90 DO heard, amosion Will bs made shss ss
''f'.' JONATHAN W. ALLEN,)
\ WILLIAM sINCLAIR. I
| Dated New York s,pA "a iess.
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Six Days Later from Mexico.

We have received, by the bark Flash Captain Wilson,
which sailed from Vera Cruz the 10th ut files OF
Ei Monitor Rcpubicono, Ei Universal, lie Trait d Union
The political situation of the country had cha1
and the ministry had not yet been organized Various
obinations had been attempted but of them
saccessful
The revolution Of Vera Cruz is becoming and more
mysterious General Marin, after having gone to
Orizaba and declared the siege to the places where the
revolution had taken its origin did not think proper to
fight with the revolutionists and returned to aiapa
M. D, Robert Dufos, of st. Amand has received his
erequatu French Consul to the port of Tam picO.
On the 11h ult nothing had been said about the for
nation of u ministry, and the Universal adds that up
70 late hour, 1t has to give that question.
An important and event has occurred. The
Gca which depar ted from Mexico to Vera Cruz arrived
in that city without being attacked by robbers!
The question Of Tehuantepeo Is yet on the dpis but
nothing, 1t appears, has been resolved upon.
The government Of the United States has remitted
(says Ell Universal Of tho 18th Sept to the Senate many
documents referring the demarcatCn ofmits between
Mexico and the United States 1t appears In these docu
ments, that Commissioner Bartlett sgnalized the first
which the United States would lose great quantity Of
soil 1t would be very useful and convenient that our
government give knowledge of what really happened
that subject. Why should we be always condemned
without knowing the reports which interest US In the
foreign papers
Rumor circulating through Mexico that d. Miguel
Arrioa will be the of Sgnor Esparza, the
director of the mails Of the republic.
The italian opera OF Maretzeck was very successful at
Mexico 'sOtheo' was performed on the 10th ut. by
Savi, Fort Beneventano Madame Bertucca Maretzeck,
and Mde Stefianone, who received magnificent recep
ton in that beautiful opera. The Monpaisers husband
and wife celebrated dancers had been engaged by the
director OF the opera, and appiauded with the
greatest enthu sasm.
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yis,. ortne Boston Military Company.

Mn. JAMES GoPpoS BENSETT-
DrAR SIN In your marks In the HERALD, this MORN
ing concerning the Boston Artillery state there Arc
three companies New York who have partaken largely
Of the Inequalities Of this very company Boston They
are tho City Guards Fifth Company National 6uards,
and a company % Connsnals, who were ftec and sa-
utedin generous and complimentary manner upon
visit to that city The entire Seventh Regiment have
also Boston, enosmped there and enjoyed its fun
and hos palities for week The Artillery were on hand
then Wishing 70 correct any impressions Jour article
may have created rejecting the honor Of the seventh
Rceimert-and the Fifth Company. will merely state
the Regiment were In Boston for day only and die
not encamp there out Newport. The Fifth Company
we're the eca guests of the National Lanccrs while in
Boston and entertained by them In most sumptu
ous manner which will be forgotten. They
also epterained (by courtesy Of the Lancers by thu
New Ensland and city Guards OF Boston but by the
Boston Arterypcver having had tbs pleasure Of meet
ing them The Fifth ". G. backward in coming
forward entertain brother soldiers from neghborinG
cities in fact their beraIity such occasions pro-
verbal and few Of them in their individual capacity,
already been about with the Boston Artillery,
to show them small slice Of ths elephant and ever
they honored by visit of any company who have
tertaned them there Is not In the Fifth who will
not make any and every sacrifice to entertain them in
becoming soldiers and gentlemen Trusting You
will do US the justice to give this nserton rensa
respectfully, W. p. BENsEL nu.
A Private In the Fifth.
EEw YoRK, October 10, 1852.
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TRAVELLEFss' GUIDR.


A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGS.-THk
"A Of the New York and Harlom Railroad leave ths
City Hall station New York, daily, (Sundays exeepted
At 10 O'Clock A. M-Ma truin to Chatham -Four Corners
connecting with the Western Railroad for Albany and Troy
Lebanon Springs Pitthed Springfield and other nterme
.date ststons AZ o'clock Y. n-Accommodation train
60 Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Rs
road going east for Lebanon Sprnss will take
Canaan and stage to Lebanon arriving early the a.
NJ. sL0AT, Superintendent.
(ANDEN AMP AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADRI-
" phia.-Leavcs by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No.
l. North river at 8A. M and M through In ~ hours.
fare rst class e3 second olass Thy Up M limo onyl -
Returning leave philadelphia, foot Of Walnut street, at
IyoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT s. NAIL AND
II Express Lines through In four hours-New Jersey
Raiiroad Jersey City leaving New York at foot
OF Cortandt street, and 6 NJ Liberty street Fare, =
for FIRST class and 81 % for second GLASS; In and
Return at and A. M and 81 p. M. Bsltimore, Wash-
kngton Norfolk Charleston through tickets sold In me
lines and through baggage received In the A.
bk p. N. lines.
EoR ALBANY-THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
steamer francia skiddy, having recently eeen h'tea
mp elegant and substantial manner VIII be found on
examination TO be tho most comortabe boat on tine river
The travelling community will find every ARRANGEMENTS 20
promote the comfort Of asengers She Will leave her doek
f~M and viii leave regularly every rursdy, Thnfsday
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent lss Front street,
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Political Intelligence.

CoTrEcTiCUr acknowledgements fVsSA
necticut give the following result - -
Democratic towns .... 32 whig towns, s,.'.''.'.'.
Gainr IS Gain. ..,,..,.'.s...'s. ~
Fourteen towns divided.
Jh u.,s delivered speech before the Detroit scoss
club On The eth inst which the .adssr.s says w. gow
Sup v r,bS hitter and severe, but smooth ana Keen
ing, ye. NJ hads Ills exposition Of individual re-
.ihS was truthful and Just and at the same time
pncnntfoyertble While his scathing exposanon o1 -
hergain and the Fugitive Slave law drew from Ne
nv of hearers the unbounded marks Of appros
tion. -, - ,>--..-.... .o..sno. eor cewvreus
II, The Columbia District Ohio formerly sjourusymse
printer In Pittebrg,
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New York state Politics.

NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS IN THE TWENTIETH AS
sEMBLY DISTRICT CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY.
Urea, Oct ., 1852.
Certain boilers have nominated the Hon. Joshua A.
Spencer, Of this city, for Congress.
The wings Of the Third district Of Oneida have nom
mated for Assembly General LYMAN Curtis of Camden.
In the First district Dexter Gilmore, of Utica was To-.
day nominated by the democrats, for the Assembly
TWENTY. FOURTH DISTRICT FREE DEMOCRATIC N0MI-
NATION.
SYRACUSE, Oct. o. 1852.
The free democracy met here, and nominated Robert
r. Raymond for Congress and made out county ticket
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT WING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BLY, AND COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
ALBANY, Oct 0, 1852
The Whig Congressional Convention Of this district
nominated Mr. Egbcrt Of Cohoes their candidate for
Congress He was selected the third ballot against
John L. schoocraft and Friend Humphrey. This is an
emphatic silver gray victory.
The Whig County Convention nominated David Has
nell for Sheriff, and S. Il. Sheppard for County Clerk
The wings say that neither Of these candidates
anti.rsnters
Tho democrats of the city assembly district nominated
day VIM. N Forsyth their capddats for Assembly.
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EXCURSIONS.

TyxcURsIoN TO GLEN CoyE--suNDAY OCTOBER
~ TO- 1S52.-Steamer KING PHILIP, viii make her last
trim this season. above Leaves Catherine street. ats A.
M Grand street. pa aud Twentysxth street. at ~ Clock
NB.-No postponeInent account of the weather.
GENTS NOTICE THIs.-NOTHING CAN BE MORE
VI appropriate Just than to know that op5 rear
street. the Broadway the only good place wne 20
aend winter clothing TO be either clean
ed dyed altered turned repaired at short oce
pare In time Articles sent for by a. CoAIlssoS
street.
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The Tremoni HOUSE Liqaor CASE In Bcston.

BosroH, Oct. Q, 1852,
Tat case Of the Commonwealth Parsn Stevens
fr selling liquor at tie Fromsn House, concluded
this The Judge did not ande to the validity
ciths license from ne city, but discharged the defsnd
ant on the ground that 1t not proved that the
who sod the liquor at tho Tromont House was stsven
agent employed by him for that purpose The Judge,
in bis decision ruled that liquor sold by uuauthor
lied person does not hold the principal OF the house
NnIna
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The Florida Election.

CHARLEsroN, Oct. 0, 1862.
The Jacksonville (Florida) Republican, of Thursday,
gives George T. Ward whig for Governor majority in
Duva county of CO, and Il. @. Cabe (whig) for Con.
gress, 5s.
private letter received from the Republican Office
says:-" Orange Putnam, Nassau. Columbia and Hami-
ton counties have given largely increased maories for
Ward and Csbel, and both elected The Flo
rda wings will bet heavily that the State goes for Scott
and Graham in November
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

BALTnoRE, Oct, o. 1852
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, at their
approaching annual meeting will 1t is understood de-
clare stock dividend Of per cent on the main
STEM and four per cent cash dividend the Washington
branch.
The full mail from the South y through but the papers
contain nothing of interest
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Wing Meeting I'm Philadelphia.


l. large whg meeting was held in Independence Square
this evening" notwithstanding the wet weather Speeches
delivered by Messs AcCrea and Sever of Louisiana
and Conrad Hazehurst and others, Of this pity There
two stands for SPEAKERS Largo delegations came
f-em different wards and districts, in prosessions with
anrches and music.
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nIeteorolosicai Observations.

NioRsE's LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT 21s srKEEr
SATURDAY. October q 1852
BUFFALO 10 A. M.--Rauing hard cloudy dark mora
ng Thermometer g. Wind southea.t.
9P. M.--Cloudy but pleasant. Wind southeast Their.
mometer S. Barometer 30 10
ROCHESTER, 10 A. M-Coudy, moist, unpleasant
morning. Wind south Thermometer 50
or M-Iainy, cold evening. Wind southwest. Thor
mometer e8
AUBURN, 10 A. M-RaiDing heavily. Dark cloudy
morning. Wind east Thermometer So.
p CLOUDY evening Wind blowing a perfect
hurricane from west. Thermometer 60.
SYRACUSE, 10 A. M.--Dark, cloudy morpiug Rains
very hard Wind northeast. Thermometer 81.
9p M.-Cold, cloudy evening Wind east. Thermo-
meter 62.
Urea, 10 A. M.-yery dark, rainy morning. Wind
east southeast Thermometer 81
o. p. M.-Cold cloudy evening Wind east. Their.
mometer SO
ALBANY, 10 A. M-Cloudy. dark morning Appearance
Of rain. Thermometer 64. Wind southeast Barometer
20 940 Mercury 63
9P. M-Cloudy and cold evening. Wind southeast.
Thermometer 61. Barometer 20.64O. Mercury 90,
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Suspension Of the gank OF the Union, WASH
ton-SeEretary Corwia.

WAsHrSGros, Oct. g. 1852.
The Bank Of the Union has closed its doors ut Wasa
ngton large amount of It's notes 3 in the hands Of
Baltimore brokers' firm alone has over $4,000
Secretary Corwin is prepared to refund the eltire
amount $50 oO received ~ him oz his interest In the
GardlSr case, If it should prove fraudulent claim.
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The Contest for the state Trsn.uryship.


James N Cook not regarding the decision OF the Su-
preme Court oustirg him from the State Treasury Ben
WEIGH, Jr applied to Judge Watson for percmptory
DIR commanding Cock to gveup possession The matter
was argued upon yeeterdiy by Judge CbaGeld on the
part OF Ur WEIGH and by John Spencer on the side
Of Dir. Cook Tbe Judge 1t is expected will give his de-
cision Monday
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-~~-s--sA-~ss|l
CLOTHING.

CAsr OFF CLoTHING.-wANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth of good left on
othna in large or small quantities for which tho full
vaiue VIII be literally given In current money on srglica-
tion perfonsIy through post TO JAS. M0RoNEY. AZ
his store, No. II Orange street. near Chatham street
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VNILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-PEREMP
tory sale Of thirty houses and lots situated on
Sanford and Richardson streets and Newtown turn
pike, Graham ALSO English cottage and
sixteen lots OF ground at Bushwok VIM. Franklin Son
CO. will sell at auction Friday OCT l5h at 2oclock
at the NerchaD Exchange the
Sandford street29 thrcestory brick hou lots
Sandford stroft Graham avenue Richardson street
Three threetory brick houses and lots Richardson
street, near Graham avenue Newtown turnpike--One
threesory brick house and lot Newtown
Graham avenue Graham avenue and Newtown street--A
twosory frame English cottage with l6 lots OF ground
situated Graham Newtown street; house 32
feet front by 20 feet deep The property is beyond the
city limits of Williamsburg and the
omnibus route and within fifteen minutes walk Of Grand
and Houston street FERRIES and about the distance
from the Green Point ferry, establishing Terms will
be liberal For and further particulars apply
to the auctioneers at their
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. O. 1867.
The steamship State OF Georgia has arrived In 81 hours
from Savannah. On the 7th, at IL o'clock saw the
steamship James Adger for Charleston twenty miles
north Of Cape Hatteras.
The steamer City Of Bosom, from Boston, has also ar
VI
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wEYE MILITARY.

AJOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE MURCH GUARDS
IN are requested attend the final meeting Of the
pany on Monday oot H. at .dquarters Third avenue,
corner wentieth street at half past O'Clock T.
20 settle the final for their on the
Following day Tuesday All momb, are hereby notified
10 attend Third of Twen-
sieth street ODonnels Tuesday October ~ at
half past o'clock A. NJ TO turn out on the
BY order Of d. 4. WEST, Commandant
4 JossrH WEIR, Secretary.
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SUNDAY MORNING., OCTOBER 10, 1859
SALES AT AUCTION.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET,
Auction sale of horses carriages. harness &c. every
Monday and Wednesday at IL O'clock Persons having pro-
perty Tor sale will please call have registered
JOHN ii. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
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Sentence against Bank Robber.

NoRFoLR Uctober y Isbz.
John w Rand charged with the robbery Of the Ports
mouth Bank has been sentenced 10 Gre years In ths
renitentary.
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MORGAN & ALDRICH, AUCTION AND COMMIS-
Ivl sion Merchants No. Barclay street, have hand
large and superior assortment Of prime Havana sogar
which they will sell dealers reduced Liberal
made all consgnments Of furniture wines segar
&C. LEWIS p. ALDRICH.
JOHN w. MORGAN.
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pc,sonoI In4elI,pepce.

Arrivals at the Aslor-J A. Gilbert Utica r. NJ Lea,
Philadelphia II. Seldom, Washngton j. Case, Virginia;
c. W. Johnson Washington; j. Charchild Cardenss j.
Gibson Mobile G. y. Harding Springfield c. w. Dick
son Halifax, Nova Scotia, and 20 Others
At the Amerjcan--Celeb WGfd, Philadelphia Miss
Anna Lonsdae, Miss Adeline Lonsdale, Mr.. Darcy New
York II L. Smith, U. s. Army W O. Wood. Nathez /;
Capt Gibson Caleb b. Hoogs, John Moran Boston Lam.
GERS; Horace Edwards Philadelphia and SO others
At the Astor Place Hotel-Co Il. Lance GU. 8. Consrl
to Florence) and lady Charleston, s. o. EN- route to
Forence Rev.M. III. Lance, Georgetown, 8. c.; Mr. A.
F. John Lance, Charleston, 3. Q.
Arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel = Ex. Governor
Paine Vermont; Hon. Preston King, 0gdensburg
Leonard Rowe valpy, West Indies; X Pinnock England
Hon VIM. o. Nixon, Alabama; O. Stone, New Orleans;
H. w. Williams, Panama; Samuel @. Colcord, Boston;
r. Dewies Kentucky; Hon. d. q. Woods, Illinois; Hon.
william Bigelcw, Ohio; and 1873 Others
Judge Bronson and family Princess Murat, Dr. Ham,
mond U. 8 Army, DR. Calhoun U. 8. Army, DE- Elliot
u s. Army and 48 Others left the Metropolitan Hote
yesterday, per Charleston and Savannah steamers.
At the Irving-Hon v. ". Howard. Texas 7. Orr
Troy; II. Tyler, Washington; II. Wild Mass; J
Noye, Buffalo; T. Forrest Washingtou Hon A. Helsy
OhIo II. Cohen, Charleston Dr.. Stow, u. &. A.; Or
Ives, New Haven; W. Bradley, Washington; Thoma
May. Washington; and $50 others.
lien. Thomas II Benton and his daoghter, Mrs Jones
arrived in st. Louis on the lst inst.
Mr., D. D.. Howard late Of the Irving House, s nov
stopping vt tho Gramercy hotel Mr. Howard has no IN
teptien Of starting hotel in Lopdon
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SPspRTIwp.


DRIZE KING CHARLEY SPANIELS, SCOTCH RAT
terriers BULL Newfoundland and sheph crd dogs, OF the
choicest blood expressly for stock Pups for sale oocaBon
ally. Inquire 81 POS Water street.
GtPoRTsMEN ATTEND.-RARE CHANCE-Two HUN
- dred wild pigeons all in prime order to be shot from
the trap Bulls Ferry, N. j. Monday the 18th inst
Steamer Frank havc the foot of Spring at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. Come all hands and see the sport.
E. f. COLLINS, Proprietor of Bulls Ferry Hotel.
GPORTING.-MICKEY FREES LAST TWEEK.-NICKEY
~ will complete his wonderful task Friday the 18TH at
2oclock Persons who have not this most extraord
nary should not lose the opportunity Of seeing him at
the Thatched Cottage Jersey City
ITO SPORTsNEN.-oN MONDAY THE IlTH OF 0C-
tober, shooting match will of the Hoboken
Mesdow if the day b fine; and if not the next fine day.
at ~ o'clock. There is fine doubebarr rrel
gun TO be shot for Three hundred fast flying birds will be
on the ground JOHN TAYLOR
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r osT-oN THE 9Th or 7TH INST. POCKET
- book, containing mine or ten dollars and recon-
mcndauon dated October t with the OF the owner
in It, Any person sendzg IL to 80 Crosby street, will be
literally rewsrded by tho loser, who is poor woman
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LOST AND FOUND

r OsT OR STOLEN-Sl5o REWARD LOST ON THURS
IL day 7th instant between William .sburg this city,
roll Of bank bills Amounting TO soyen
hundred cellars mostly Rhpde Island among which
Providence, the balance smaller bs mostly Providence
money Any returning the same to III Washing
JOHN KEEFE, Providence, Rhode Island.
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FINANCIAL.
$3.50. 900 SAN IAN F.. FRANCISCO INC, Co, WATER 10 10


S25OOOO sam .sn Ssosv wAE II E9AM .s:
with coupons payable annually in the city Of New
York redeemabe lst November 1862 The undersigned
President of the Mountain Lake Waer Company Of the
city Of San Francisco in the State Of California will
oeve sealed proposals at the office Of Messrs Das
Thomas 81 Wall street. in the city of Now York. untA
Thursday the fourth day Of November 1852 at O'clock p
for the WHOLE part of the above mentioned loan
which will bear interest ut the rate ten cent
annum payable in the city Of New York.
place. The undersigned will avail himself Of the
privilege Of rejecting conditional bids, and of declining
such as he deem not advantageous Bids should be
directed Proposals for San Francisco Water Bonds and
sent to the subscriber Twenty and the
will be payable the day after opening the bids the
balance with accrued interest be paid the option
the bidder time before the first day Of February
thus giving capitalists opportunity to most re
able and Investment without precptstoy dis
turbng their financial The debt created BY
the issue of bonds for the paying for the
ing already provided for the purpose of building the dams
reservoirs laying the pipes and completing the works. the
entire capital of the company having been
scrbed by the citizens OF Frasco tho subscribers
embracing Of its most weahy merchants and bank
This is the first and only debt the and the
repayment of secured by tho transfer In trust
James Bond and William N. Burgoyne, Of all the proper
y and Of company valued at of
by purchase, the only from which
troduced into the city The stock Of this company will
probably be the best paying stock in the Union Copies
the laws reports Of engineer with maps &C. be had
by calling at the office of Nessrs Dias & Thomas, No.
Wallstrect, second story. SAMUEL PURDY, President.
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rI,HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART-CoN-
tanning series of Authentic paintings from the most
celebrated in chronolegi order from Guido de
sienne, 122 down to Horace Vernet is for
hbton at the Society Library Rooms Admission Is cents
Exhibition hours a. NJ to Z. NJ, and to 10 p. NJ