The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-04

CnlEON DRAPER OFFERS FOR SALE $500 900 SEVEN
- per cent Convertible Bond Of the Columbus Pqua
and Indiana Railroad of Ohio ben balance of 500
GOO, secured by first mortgage on the property AMI
franchises of the company aud issued for the purch
Of the Iron f6 'be road. Thee bonds in sums Of
600 EACH they mature in 1882 and bear coupons for
geni annual interest payable at Ohio Life and Trust
Company in this city This railroad extends from Co
westward to Union on the Indiana State Line Railroad
placing 1t in fun communication with all the railroads
branching from lpdanapsis to the Onto and Mississippi
the steubenvie and Indiana Railroads which thro leh
Wheeling and Pitssburg connect with the main rail ways
to Baltimore and Philadel ha making altogether the
shortest line OF roads that be constructed from these
seaboard points, Though Ohio to the Great West This
counties bordering on the Bolambas Piqas and Indiana
1erty amounting to $40O 900. They rch for
Ohio, in all the elements for railroad traffic
The cash subscriptions to this road secured
and nearly ali paid up amount to- ......... 1857 500
The first Mortgage Bonds. COO 900
The Second Mortgage Bonds, which hsveNse
nearly all sold al and over 90 amount o.. 400 900
Total. ,seI 500
$40 600 per mile The road is in rapid progress OF com
pietionforty six miles Of the track being Laid
rest of the road wiz be ready for the by
Nay next Tho whole iron for the track IA purchased
and at prices far below present rates glance at the
map will show at once the important cent raj position
cuped by this road Mother road in Ohio VIII command
70 argc portion Of the through traffic from the whole
sseboard TO the West New York Phlade phia and Bal
timorc, will all find this valuable link in tho respective
avenues which lead from the hssisspp to these cities
The poets Of this road such make the oon
yertibiy OF great value to the purchaser FATHER par
tculars can b. had on application ut 46 Pine street
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPOSALS WILL BE
l. received for building the Third Avenue Railroad
from the southwest Of the Park and Broad way
The corner Of ii Third and Sixty srst street. Ia
accordance with the plans and specification which may
- seen at the ONCE Of Edwin Smith, ksq engineer and
sarveyor No. -, Tryoa Contractors will state
me price for building the entire rad with and al with
Cue tho ircn and also the period Of time within which
Ne road viii be built Contractors will also BE- ~ 1uirod
furnish good and sufficient security 10 be named in
@sT esumate) for the performance Of tho work Est-
rates WIN be recelved at the Office Il the company No
IA bowsry, until Friday, March T. 1s52 At O'Clock r.
=. ~. Inc company reserve the right 10 reject aAy
= Al Of the proposals. deemed 70 the interest Of TIE
company. GEORGE CAPIIE. secretary
1T>O BUHDERS.-sEAIED PROPOSALS. WILL m m.
osived until Monday, the 7th day Of March nert a
twelve O'clock fae furnishing the materials and dojns
me work neccssary for the erection and finishing Of
NEW primary school building tho north side Of h,ry-
n the Twenttsth ward Separate proposals win he "a,
solved for the mason work and materials or for the
carpenter work aud materials and bidder may In oA,
msion propose for the whole The plans and
Gan be At the oce Of Thomas Sssson the archi
sect, No. ITO Broadway, Of whom either the an
esrsrped, printed copies of the spoehcatons cun bs
procured and 70 aay +" whom proposals. IN bs d.
nvereA The school eoers the yirhi TO reieot
any bid not deemed by them the heal isr the public
interest. Iwted New York, February II. 1854
JOHN O. BUTLER Chairman Of sohool Ofissrs
dkSRr MCLEAN, secretary. Twentieth ward.
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