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ANTHONY J BLgEcgEs, Auctons,r -
ARGE and PEREMPTORYS ITp

- shout 25o desirable Lo'. Of Ground. .,,,.'9
beautiful Nisfe u Yonkers shout 10 miles g. 81, ~
New-1ork, the banks o. the Hudson River =, .OJx
bLEECkkK Vil eel st Auction o, 800
DAY. July p, is52 At II NJ, a. the M-s.h.s,y s-vsts
n. T., the following ebtioe prope ~, viz A.. ~
o. GIound situated in the beautiful $40 ron@st ~ ~ la
YoDker, on the bsnks Of the H1tsoa Riy,, - 'AsssI
HUdson River Railroad Depot heinz On a,,. ra.r 4.
Depot, Hu3son, Prospect, Sc barys Jds,-i 20 ~,
Adams, Washington and JED. non SIS ana =. Stet
Atherton sno Bssbfors.sts Also Q, W.rhr,,a.' Doz
and on Bell, Baldwin, and CrcmwelLt.s. h'sss-
OF this beautiful property lies the bssf, - 2su,
RiveT sLd IN the immediate vicinity OF ~. uscss
ton At that place sso, opposite ard y.rv VI
boat Landings snd In IN. mds Of ..kool. ss''1a'
churches stores, hotels snd spleno,d 49,. .nsaies
The sbve Lots sTe nearly al f1 NE y.r,,,, s.sc,s
trout, to from 100 10 n Test In depth "" Ola,
The above Is ore 81 the most beautiful oi..,,.,
that has been offered 10 TIE pubic FOR MAJ, 60. op-rJ
NIFTY TO the City OF New-York he o, Ss.si -. s,porh
and Only half hour, tr.vel b. r,iIr,,s asS
desirable for merchants ord cther, e,in, 49, vsy
city. no wish 10 avail thsns-v-. az a. - y -
purchase fine cottsgs Sc tk- peturs.ou, .,n-.v
rounding the property, and b<ssaifs v. al tss ~
son, cannot be surpassed. ava
The convenience Of access t. the eity toe.,h..-,,
healthy location srd the eSceeu, neishbofhoo5 M ne
bine " make this exceedingly eesiraole sroosr
for gsLtemsn's country r,sioe nce or Coz *. go
working the tact slso that property in ,hs 1870
hood is rising and will continue TO nee makes 49, =
and profitable investment for capitalists Ne
TeIms-l0 per cent on the DAY OF sale and Il,
fee ~ per cent on the 18th August tbs b,l.nc. s'
main on Bond snd Mortgage for years ~
LiIhOersphic Maps be had 9, the Aucron-t.su. p
further particulars 20 Title kc, apply 20 gRANclsS
TILLOU, Esd No 10 Wall ST. or TO the Auctlo,.s :, ~
Broed-st. (2O5il
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u,ur PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

In.p.ny ~ ~. CITY OF EEw-YORK, esta5.
tt.d IN 1881 AT No I75 Cansl-st Branch once, No -
Erosdvsy next corner Of ws Oppo1tss TnmuT. Yes
- a. Pct ,nd be Careoes &c, azAinst loss or dansss
ssTbi, Company having beer in suooesia & 49,.
thsn yes past rs,si ~ 20 nav. effected nrir
80 ~ tbeir Office for the manner IN which tne s -
s-,n..etsns hsve conducted ana feel assured
,his r-.pecf they will not suffer BY comparison wild ~
oet favored Of our monetary institutions All nsss
h.en and will continue Be literally adusted and piomyp
settled JEhbmlAh rLhhb<t~
MOSS q. LEONARD. Secretary.
GxopeF PAuIDINe, Surveyor.
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per cert per snuum ard Of the Albany and Nor,herr
Read with which 10th the Troy ard Rutland and Rutland
ard Wshngton be connected by the terms Of tbs
lease
This i b. yond question certain moderate in
come the holders the prospective increase Of
tins income which will inevitably arss out Of the so Sns
traffic over hi main North south route, cannot fail 70
maze tie stock OF the Troy and Rutland Railroad very de-
III able Investment The receipts OF the Company, working
both lines baye the lu opening Of the line, been most
nstfe
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Ocean Gteamers, Sc.

A SSOCIATED EMIGRATION to the
N AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINES BY an Engislfln
iy end otbers-tbe gentleman being convessnt vita u
principle of Association" and having CORRESPONDENT
Australia less expensive passage better fare .nd SA
more IRE ehtsge ROOM ard society health conf1ft ~
morals sudied will be The Characteristics t. wue,
surgeon first clars ship, ana every provision ~ ids'm
children Esrly applicants, fall classes invited sthi
fran their ia tent and ab ity 10 VIII Be 'dnRa
and inform alton forwarded g'yins Their nsns
and addresses, postpaid direc ed LONDONEk, Bf0nsr
Post. Office.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

n LOANS OO COO DOLLARS-Seaedp proposals will
BE received at the office Of the Company in Philadelphia
until the 18th cay Of September next az sunset Tor the
whole OF any portion of the above named Loan. .
The Loan will be secured by first mortgage on the Rail-
road Of the CompAny-2f8 miles in lenghand Its equip
ment which when placed In complete operation between
Harrisburg and Pittsburgh with single track ana sldlng VIII
cost 81, $4,000.
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions to the capital
stock OF the Company the 3lst May, 50 900,
which will shortly be increased to Ten Millions On these
subscriptions there was paid at that date s9fl789o
This broad basis together with the large receipts OF the
Company from the business of the road in It's unfinished con-
dton demonstrating beyond doubt the ability OF the
COMPANY 10 only s debt but ample dv
demos to stochoders enables the Directors TO offer this
loan TO capitsss with unqualified assurance that II viii
afford safe investment Of their funds ana % certain In
the puneuay with which the interest Will De met as tho
best government securities
The Bonds will be issued In OF One Thousand Dol
lars with interest coupons at the rate OF SIX per cent at
tached PAYABLE on the first day. of January and July OF each
year at the Office the Company IN TINS city or 10 sums OF
600 sterling with interest coupons at the rate OF Ve per
cent PAYABLE la London-each without any deduction.
The Bonds will be redeemed where the Interest Is made
PAYABLE on 3st Of December 1890 they may be con-
the CO mpsny par at time previous to the 5lst Deem
Der, 1860.
Twenty five per cent of cash accepted bid to be paid
within twenty days alter the receipt OF notice OF Its accept
ance at London II for Sterling Bonds and Pha ephia
for Dollar Bonds the remainder to be paid in instalmeus
every 90 DAYS thereafter until the whole amount settled,
the full amount can be paid In at once II desired ~
The proposals will be addressed to GEORGE v BACON,
Treasurer PEisdepba and Endorsed Proposals for Loan
They will specify the price Offered for Dollar and Sterling
Bonds. either.
The bids will be opened and determined by the Board OF
Directors, on thu 10th day of Sci tember.
Any further information In relation TO the road and its
pros poets will be furnished application at the office Of the
COMPANY or to EDWARD MILLER Chief Engineer, the
special Agent Of the Company in London; -
J EDGAP PSON, President
PhiladelDbia Julv Is 1872
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CALEof $500. 600 MORTGAGEBONDS

SALEOt $500. 600 MORIGAGE BONDS
~ cf the WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD COM
PANY-THE WESTERN VERMONT COMPANY offer
for sale $4,000 of seven per frs: Mortgage Bonds
being the balance of 500 600 OF these Bonds issued by the
company s8e Goo having been already sold m.turns in
pay able the frat day Of January and July the Me-
chancs Bank IN The City of NewYork where the Bonds
made pay able and secured by first and only mortgage
the Road with its franchises to Shepherd Knapp and
They are convertible into the Stock of the Company for
eight years from LIST January, 1851.
THE WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD has been
recently completed II extends south from Rutland So miles
wholly within the State of Vermont to the northwest
Of Bennington where unite with the Troy aud Der ming
ton Railroad under favorable arrangement for mutual
traffic At Ruard it branches of from the Rutland end
Burlington Railroad at point where the latter road after
correcting with the Rutland and Whitehall Saratoga and
Schenectady roads DIVORCES from its north and south course
crviIg To the eastward the Green Mountains.
Taken in connection with the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad from Burlington south through Otter Greek Valley
TO Rulnd d, the Western Vermont Notwithstanding
through the southern part Of the valley Of the Battenk TO
the Troy and Bennington and other Southern roads only
opens up the traffic Of these valleys rich in MARBLE iron,
read communication between Lower Canada and New
York. by considerably shorter and of far IA.
yoIsbe grades than any now'in existence: ,
The COMPANY has the for the United States mail
between New York and Montreal In connection with The
Hudson River the Troy and Boston Toy and Beunason
and Rutland ard Burlington Railroads The prospects OF
this Railroad through travel and particularly from
local business extremely favorable and the security OF
the Bonds is unauestonabe as Of the Road excu
sye eoupmen is more than double the amount the
Bopds Sealed proposals for these Bonds IN am cunts from
s., 600 upward will be received by WARD CO. az their
flee No. "a Wast, NewYork, mp to the 9th day OF
July 1882 O'clock P NJ, at which time the bids will DO
opened. ~
OF the purchase money in cash. cent on the ht days
of September O;tobef aud November 1882 the buyers hay-
ing the option tskng the amount purchased by them at
once Interest will be charged ON the amount not paid In
cash at the rate of six per cent. per annqm - ,,.nn
For further nfoms9n sPPy 70 sEMS VI az
WARD & co, No 81 Wall st.
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Daintina, &r.

painlin9, &r.
UINC Warranted pure
III The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No. a
Dey-st prepared TO supply their Zine Paints at the fol-
lowing prices.
No / White, ground iH oil, &C. per pound.
No White, ground IN o |, SC. per pound.
No. 3 White, ground 10 oil, 7e. per pound.
Brown ard sck, ground In oil, SIC per poune
Dry White OF ZDe, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aer thorough test in Europe and the United 5tssss be-
beea found retain its beauty and protective qualities longer
than any other paint For VIII and bancy It Is
Tvsed it Is free from ell poisonous properties
and can in other pismeDts, will soyerequa weight
from 20 10 leo cent space than lead and L. there
fore much cheaper 70 the consumer. As inside paint
will not TURF yeo when exposed 10 the pburoUs
gses Of coal fires the foul air Of ships Their White Ziss
ground In yaInlsh produces the porcelain bnsn Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and solid metallic coating aEss
WOOD brick iron and ether metallic surfaces remaksbs
for their hreproof properties They specially adapted
for marine purposes having been found 10 resist the
dog setion OF salt aer, destructive 70 OTTER psia
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQUIER, AGENTS No. IS DeY-ss
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S20 00O LOAN for COOK CO..

by the UNDERLINED until MONDAY, the fifteenth day Of
October next for loan Of 600 tor the County OF Cook
IN the State OF Illinois for which Coupon Bonds Of sad
County bearing date November l. 1882 will be Issued In
sums 900 TO EACH to become due Ia not less than
FIVE than twenty and to bear annual interest
at ten per cert per spnu, payable on the
first dag of May and the principal and interest to Do made
payable either the American Exchange Bank In the City
ofNewYork at the Bank Of Comm In Boston Msss
at the option Of the bidder $50
Proposals for any portion OF said loan be addressed
to the undersigned and le with either w II. Newbold
Son, George F. Lee Es Phisds phiA MeSsTs stIsshss
Ward Co. or Matthew Bolles ESD Boston.
copy Of the law authorizing said loan sppess below;
also the Order Of the Board OF Supervisors appointing
To- sfaih
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excursions.
eNNNN ~ o-NNNN , ~ >~NNNNNNN NNs..
EXCURSION to NIAGARA FAILS

IL -CELEBRAT'ONo OF the ANNIVERSARY Of "A.
BATTLE of LUNDY's LANE, JULY q and 2i-Eu,,.
sion Tickets the New York and Erie Railroad .rd n,
Buffalo and State Line Railroad to Buffalo, sntitin, "A,
holders to 40 and return between the ga ms. snd the Isl
OF August may bs obtained at the Ticket os,s in wsa,
st. foot ofDuNue.,, sud No. CouTtlsndtst ior - tx he
Excursion.
Cars and boats at ell hours Of the day between Bu,s
and Nisgaa Falls TO miles) at low fares.
Trains the Erie Railroad leave foot Of Dusaes sS
A. NJ, SA. NJ aud o 7. a.
On SUNDAY the express train leaves at r. II Ps~ss-
gers by this train will reach Buffalo aud Niagara pLs,,
next afternoon
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GOAL. ..........:.:.:....:....:..t6lss,l

Tosal .s.yo
The aboge 81 800 Goo includes 1900 Even By the Com
sany in exchange for hike amount Of Albany Extension
certhcAtea which latter remain Of the HewYork
ard Harlem Railroad Co.
ASS 6r lien upon 90 important regular divdsndpsyins
n,sd now connecting Albany with NewYork and In view
OF It's present and prospective inesse OF business thefa
sonds oder advantageous and perfectly secure mode o.
investment
he interest Bonds secured 20 b. paid b. fore snl
dividend be declared either the Preferred or va
''' RLATCHFORD < RAINsFosD No 80 Wilh.n4R
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !,

Greenwich Gomez, AT AUCTI0N-Wilbs Al :,
Public Auction the .Gth day Of July instant ct s
A. the premises. all the Reai Estate heloar,,
the late firm Of WHITE DUFF, situated q, CecAi "A
called in said Greenwich. viz:
About one'hsf Of Land with Store md Hc1s tAs
on, ard frat rate Dock suitable 10 run h,
On other tract Of Land, containing ABOUT half an W.
with Dwelling and Wood shed thereon standing l
also set Of Railways for hauling ships attached here
Also at same time and place large lot Of Ship nzss
and Plank and other materials used in building vesses
Sale posit, =. AMOS NJ. BRUSH
BY power OF attoraeJ
Greenwich, Conn, (Cascob,) July Il, 1852
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NOTlCE.-The undersigned has lost
! certificate, No. 10, issued b. the New York and
trie Railroad Company in favor # VIM. II. BULL. Of
Bath dated Jan l@9 for One Hundred Dollars at per
cent interest Notice Is hereby given that application will
be mace " SAID Company FOR certificate place Of s
one lost DWIGHT BISHOP, No. 3e4 Hudson-st
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

IL CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.-Sealed
props will be received the Office Of tbs Company ia
he city Of Sprr gied Illinois, until SATt RDAY. August
H. for the GRADING, MASONRY, BRIDGING and
CROSS tbs Of that division Of this Road which extends
from Springfield TO Bloomington, Illinois
The dssIce about sixty miles and the routs ayerses
the most elevated ard healthy portion OF toe State
The line divided into sections Of about two miles each
ard the trk is TO be commenced wiz ont delay
PAYMENTS for work and materials will be made In CASH
Prohes ard plans may be and blank forms obtained
st TIE Offices OF Company in Springfield and Boomn s'
ton Illinois where any information will be furnished By the
Engineer Department
Satisfactory proof OF responsibility will be required from
those proposing for the work - co ~.
The Fu,crber will be In NewYork 8. No 90 Warrenst e.,
mn stairs over Hudson River RsOad Office, until August
81 and will be prepared to EXHIBIT prohes plans Sc and
give IL formation TO sueh IS prefer 70 orer pro N TINS
city.-New-York. July Is 1882 OLlFEh II; bSc
Chief Engineer Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
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ID EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRR-

- ENTRANCES to ENGLAND, IRK-
IN LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES--BOWMAn,
9RINNELL CO will iSsue drss OF 81 sterling and up
ward payable ct sight In town throughout Great Ertsz
and Ireland. -
8WALLOW-7AIL LINES Of LIVERPOOL and LON.
CON ADMINISTRATIONS WISHING to have then
dends brought out in either OF the splendid
gons the above Lnes which sail regularly the 9Th and
fi days Of every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Ihursday from London Thereby avoiding deay) VII Pssss
sssy to .tc only authorized Agents in this city.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL CO,
Office No. SO South-st, Hsw-York. ss&
40 Regent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
B-Whsn passengers decline soTnins, the money viii
b. returned
Liverpool packets lsarg NewYork the 9Th aud 2ls Of
each month London Packets leave New York every alter
as.e Thursday. FOR psssags apply as above.
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CARE YSIX ANDAOUARTGR

II CENTS-To Military Companies Sunday Schools sui
other Societies. sir FLAMMER is DIV prepared to nals
arrangements with Military Companies aud Others ht a.
ouraons daily from NewYork TO thoss beautiful and ps
turesGue places Flushing st Romans Well ald Fsnnsn
burgh To the above the fare would b. reduced 10 e1
each way and every attention paid TO the sc,omnod,n
OF the company For further particulars apply 20 JOhs
A. FLAMAlER, No. l57 Wet l8th-st., betw. andsRh
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NEW. YORK, JUNE "a, 1852. The

M EW- YORK, JUNE "a, 1852. - Tho
Subscribers have this day formed copsrtnershp under
the finn Of HAIGHT L MCLEAN, and will transact gen.
eral Brokerage Exchange and Collecting business at No
70 Merchants Exchange, Wsllst - ..
SAMUEL w. HAIGH7,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Refer by permission to Geo Coe, Cashier Ohio Life In
and Trust Company, Nev-YoIk; Robert Bayard
Esq., NewYork; Psse Bacon, st Louis; Page BacOn
Co Fan Ernncasco. CAlifOrLiA.
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Cost ano foun0.

4 OST-A Letter directed to Messrs.
~ Cslkins DaTrow, No. 81 Maden-lane inclosng
Note OF A b. Chese in favor Of A. Lyon and iadorsed
James DOMINIC for $50 18th July three months Toe
public are eautlored against buying negotiating said
Any peIon hndng will be suitably rewarded by
Issyns II at No oS Wan, by ROBERT SMITH, No. SO
" sLst basement.
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NOR CHARLESTON-Semi.weIy

LOR CHARLESTON-S Semi WTg
L s. Mail Line-The hyon,e steamship $50
ERNER Capt w ii Foster, will leave Tor the ~,
on WEDNESDAY, July q, at O'CLOCK r. ~ sbsr
all bills OF lsdng will be signed; AID for rasnf@
splendid recommendations apply at the countof ~.
SPOFFORD TiLESTON & co, No. .s..oe
p. s.-No bill Of ladng will be signed after "s
has sailed.
The steamer UNION will he taken of the line ~
n B.-Copsisnees are particularly requisites p.. 10
the receipt OF their goods Immediately on TIE ar
steamers All goods left on the WHAT VIII be H''s
risk and expense Of the consgnee.
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Gopartners hip.

DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership
Jheretoftre existing between JOHN sAh,A ~ Ant
WILLIAM SLOANAKER as John sAhVAIN q
co = is this day dissolved BY the withdraw o. 19nh
tain from said f. m JOhN SA1
July IA 1852
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS

II SAVINGS BANK, No. 4S2 Grsndst1 between Wliss
and ShenA-sts, Eew-York. .,
President. WALTER UNDEhhlhb
Fir,t Vice President. RICHARD NJ. HOE.
Second Vice. President. CHANDLER L. INGERSOLL
Third Vice Preside emit. ALFRED T. CONkLIN.
Secretary Observation-Disclosures p. HAIGhr.
This institution will open business Wednesday ths
18th day Of hsy 1882 at O'Clock p 81 Bank days Mon
days Wednesday, Thursdays and Saturdays from to1
O'Clock Interest the off per cent will be al
lowed on all deposits prior the 10th day OF July Interest
declared the Sd Monday Of January and July deposits
which have deposited the space three
ereyious to the lt Of January and July. The charter
sures TO married and minors the sole control OF their
deposits WALTEk ONDERhlLL' President
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c,IMEON DRAPER offers for Sale,

C,IMEON DRAPER offers for Sale, in
parcels suit purchasers sec GO ~ te SaPts S,oek
Of The TROY and RUTLAND RAILROAD co. This
Road EXTENDS from the Troy snd Boston Railroad Co az
Eagle Bridge III miles 10 Salem IN washington County,
where IL connects with the Rutland and Washiugto
Railroad which al Rutland untes with the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad The Troy ard Rutland Railroad thus
forms link in the great chain " North and South cOmmu-
rc.rion between the Cities Of Montreal and NewYork IL
located in one of the mOt rtls and wealthy sections of
the states York and NermOnthe entire business Of
which It. there being other facilities for
transporting passengers and freight.
The whole amount Of pad stock Ia the Road Is
II owes a funded debt, bearing per cent inter-
eat ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10000
It's entire co't 400 500
The Road Is now in fol- running condition and fqrnshed
with AZ equipment 1t has been leased 10 the Rut-
land and Washington RAILROAD Co for A years at reat Of
81 eco for the eurLt year. and Of $4,000 per annum after
ln January next over and above I'll and assessment
ard me lease enhes tins Road 70 aeasls proportion Of
oneha OF the net earnings OF bo Roads over And ahoys
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+ United PARTNERSHIP.-Pursu.

\ United PARTNERSHlP.-P
the provision contained In the Revised Statutes
Of State OF EewYok concerning Limited Partnerships
.he subscribers have this day formed Limited Psrtnerp
b. be conducted under the Of EZRA LUDLOW, Jr-
for the purpose Of tanssong Flour and General Produce
Commission business, In the City Of NevYork.
The general Partner Is EZRA LUDLOW, Jr, who 10
resident Of the City of New.York and the special Partner
FULTON CUTTING who also resides in the said City Of
NewYork and who such special Partner has contnout
ed In Cash. the sum Of Twenty Thousand Dollars OF Cspia
TO the common stock
The said Partnership Is 10 commence on the fifteenth day
OF June One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fytwo, and
10 continue for the term Of Three years to w-un the
fife. nth day Of June One Thousand Eight Hundred ans
Fifty-fy. b.tsd NevYork, June Is 1852
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr
FULTON CUTTING.
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CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the

CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS OF the
AZ NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
Che Bonds Of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad eoEst
te the only lien upon the Road and now offer Tor sails
portion of the issue OF $50 900 made the lt May 1854
They are Seven Per Cent Bonds and relmoursaole In
1867 with semannua interest coupons attached payable
b bearer LIST November and lst May.
This issue OF $500 was for tbs purpose OF retiring hs
soatne debt and Of making Improvements on tho Road
extending from the City Hs ~ y, TO Dover flhns
assistance of act miles. -
For the year ending SOh sePiemoer 1851 sftsr e.yies
Interest on Bonds and the dividend on the Preferred Stock
TIE New and Harlem Rail Dad Co. declared diy
s.nd of four per cent the Ola Stock with surplus Of
$500 remaining. The receipts nom October last 70 April
Inclusive show snncresse OF Is per- cent above yhe
yonding months Of the previous year.
The present condition Of the Road Is - follows;
Fonda including the $500 600 just Issued S0O0s
c.pitsl STOCK. Pretsnsd. 10000
SaF"A '''->' - s,sss,oo4
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NOTICE.-The undersigned has COM
mepced business as Broker, in Notes Stocks Rail
read Bones Exchanges &C. ST Jauncey court 50 Wast
W." ' THOS. LORD,
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N THROUGH to SAN FRANolISsa
Il AT REDUCED RATEs.--New.feann. ir'SrfEp
freneisco Steamship Lpe.-The new seam.nlg, IL bse
psIture for Aspinwsi, Navy Bay on sATURD 1880
ats Z. NJ, connecting OF Panama with the nos c>rr
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT TO- tans shs rts
A. Cole, Commander. which steamer ssss ssSsvldt
and inIne dstely thereafter prooesds to Sen S"a'
without stopping IT iptermediste porn . a, IN 81
These vesses To accommodations ana e,s.l efsSs
paused BY any on this route, and On expen 49,
attached To each vessel n.tyssa W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
Gales bp Artiion.
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