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Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

The EXECUTION AMONG THE FILIBUsTERs.--
Arthur Morrison, one of the victims OF whom
we speak, had a young and fondly-attached
vile, and child FIVE years old, in Illinois, the
place of his birth. He had written to her to
come out and sent her the necessary means to
do SO; and about two months since this de-
voted woman left her home and friends, with o
heart bnoyant with hope to meet the object OF
her love and fealty.
About one month ago she arrived with her
child on our shores, and then for the first time
learned that her husband had been enticed to
Join the filibusters She Immediately wrote to
him, informing him of her arrival, and beg
ging him to come to her and abandon his un-
iustifable enterprise. Morrison received this
letter, and instantly set about fulfilling his
duties as man and citizen, by abandoning
the camp of the flibusters and starting for San
Francisco
But he Counted without his host" for Mr..
Walker Immediately despatched party in pur-
suit, which overlook Morrison near San Diego,
and compelled him to return with them. a
second letter from his wife soon after reached
him, and the unhappy man determined to leave
Lower California and return to his family,
which needed his presence at all hazards.
In order to effect this, Morrison entered into
combination with ten others to desert at the
first opportunity. This determination was car
ried into execution, with as little delay as pos
sible; but again the emissaries Of Mr.. Walker
tracked the ill-fated refugee, and making him
a prisoner returned to the camp. Then q
couat-martial was held the selfconstituted
officers sat judgment over their victim; the
forms and ceremonies of trial were gone
through with, according to the most received
rules, for such cases made and provided; a
verdict of gully is brought in; sentence Of death
is pronounced unhesitatingly by has superior;
and Morrison is shot like dog, in cold blood,
for obeying the first laws of God and man, and
refusing to do evil.
Tongue cannot tell, or language depict the
sufferings of that devoted wife and mother,
who now stands on our soil, homeless, friend
less, cheerless, far from the nesof her birth
and the friends Of her existence, unknown to
all around her. and her helpless orphan de-
pendent on her for support Such is one Of
the incidents connected with the fllibustering
expedition. Francisco Sata.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09
xr JAMEsTowN AssocIATIoN.-Per.

wishing to procure tickets for the jamestown ceebra
tion obtain them from c. W. c. Dunnington esq at
the oapito from the members Of the Executive Commit
tee and from the proprietor Of the United States Hotel
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09
INDIA RUBBER GooDs.--we Keen N.

MIA nObBEh GOODS.-We Keep all
u ways on hand general assortment of the
above goods, such as coats, cloaks, cloths, piano
covers, life preservers and all goods made Of this
material WALL IL STEVENS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Dec 10--3m
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

EXECUTION AT ALBANY. - The sentence pro-
nounced by the law upon John Hendrickson, Jr.,
Of death, on account ofhaving murdered his wife,
some fourteen months since, by administering poi
son, was carried into effect in the Jail in Albany
on the 9Th inst The assemblage and excitement
were so great that it was thought prudent to order
out detachment of the military TO preserve order
The execution took place at half past eeven,a a. m
The wretched man asserted his innocence to the
last. He died without struggle.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

The ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD COM
PANY have made arrangement with Captain
George Page, Of this city, to convey passengers
from the Baltimore railroad 10 Alexandria Pas
sengers going south will get breakfast on board
the boat, and arrive in Alexandria in time for the
cars leaving there at u o'clock Passengers
bound north, arriving al Alexandria by railroad at
O'Clock, will dine on the boat, and reach the
Washington depot in time TO take the train at 5
o'clock.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

SuNK.--A boat containing l01 tons of pig NETS
from Clinton Furnace, Monongalia county, sar
few days ago at the Little Falls Of the Mono
gahca.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

IL We learn from the Winchester Republican
that the Merchants and Mechanics Bank at Nor
gantown Virginia, was broken open on Tuesday
night last. An entrance was effected by boring a
hole Of dimension of several inches in the door,
through which an iron bar was removed that Sc
cured the door. Fortunately, no money was sto-
len, as it was well secured in the vault, which
bafIed the attempts of the robbers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

BUTTER FOR New YoRx.--one hundred and fifty
packages of butter were recently shipped at st.
Louis for New York.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

.Eso~ II is officially announced that the Alban
Evening Journal will hereafter be known as th
State paper"
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

Mo- A mob at Peru, Illinois, lately destroyed
81 500 worth Of liquor owned by Mr.. Baron, by
boring holes in the casks. AT Lasae, Illinois,
$500 worth was similarly destroyed
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

HEMPFIELD RAIIRoApN WHEELING, VIRGINIA
A subscription of half million of dollars to the
stock of the Hempfeld railroad by the corpora
tion of that city, has been proposed and is under
discussion. The councils have passed an ordi-
nance authorizing popular vote 10 be taken on
the subject.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-09

THE ERIcssoN.-The submarine explorers have
succeeded, il is thought, in closing the ports win
dows hawse-holes and scuppers Of this unfortu-
nate vessel, and three pumps ready, with a
fourth being rugged. The raising will be com
menced Immediately. Capt. Ericsson thinks the
engines will be. found unnjured. The cost of
raising the vessel will not be less than from
$1,000 to $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western aud safe Foar
better " der the Are,e sdes but active the limited
increment weather AIDES the duness HIGHT
minsbed supply repce certain that little exported
requests sales 2e bbs 81 rs the sales Of Weorn Canal
e6 0tt bills at 81 sass for ordinary TO sood sh State
and &s ess for mixed to good rsh Michigan and common
GOOD Ohio So0tberu Flour rather
shipping sales of bbs Ct IS S rs tor mxee TO roi
straight brands Frede hurh Baltimore orseton
rive Flour . frnier :. 81 corn Il
hIuer; sales Of SO bis jersey AZ IS 66i as IS
GRAirrfc ere good milling demard for Wheat
tend sropsy upward osias the Temporary lsh stock
ILLNESSES 81 IS R;e firm, aud 81 bid for export Sales
of lc bushels Barley quite and IS much
Sla$ Oats trsk demand NJ 4gdc for State sna West
and rs aic for Jersey Corn hroe The supply yellow is
modeIa The demand snly for the East Nothing
Tor Sales Of Is co. bash Sc for southern mike
SIC for southern white s2dSc for ronnd yeos and @ aS
wHlsKy-Ths better but not active
Priscn Al 7i nov held higher Drudge is fm sales Of 20 BIB
q &c time and interest
PR0NIsI0NsThere less doing Pork market for
hdly 80 h but Prime ana better sales Of so boS
Ell 50 and Prime a. $2 s7tasS and Clear go Reefs
ssles Of 10 bbls Of esdst2 for repaeked
County Mess and s7d IS for City Prime Prime
Mes hed hrSoy quiet $.0Qs25 Beef Hams are sare
7ac and d,e for Shoulders Lard huo sod
quiet 500 bbs sad ties l0l de.c er better
Prime Is and much wanted sales of Ohio II M
and old State = i7d2sc Cheese sresdS xt icai2c
IRON Holden Of scotch Pig are hIm the demand modese
LFAD-There httIe doing today; Spanish firm q, o SOC
sIEDs-The demand Tor Clover sctye for the
Ess priess UNCHANGED 'sss Sc 9 the latter pnoe
~ for resped Flax Seed scarce and waited 81 IS
6iLs.ks Li....d /. .uns som $3.50 ia lss;
large sss sansplrea Crude Whale firm. but there lts
snan lots selling SIC for selected Crude sperU
ssD Ist quiet Manufactured unchanged.
ACx saiss 1at ffn; sass Of ~ essn q ss Tst$ e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18

SHEETo rly &c SHEEP received me week Ths he
smallest uurntcr reported Brow Isl 1874
CcmbeT. C,0 Aert0D 10; $40 5 came down oa tas
tos, hs 80 ht markets Ibis morning. thoeth
Pprsy Snoep lay the jersey The
osnT uenoed get them tBo~1ns 5000 tao on
up sheep sod last week the OF &c 10 the
and some Gales made 7le hive weigh,
NCGRAw PALMER sold part 81 lot owned by Fisher Nor
Franklin 90. "a of sheep follows u ISL
4M These good far quail seis
net hight sold for IS IS each md ljA
a Ms snd The about the current rates ocsy though
buyers s.aree.
NEALS- We have 24S for the weesS ny the Ulen
Rod 25 by the bos eS with she aa9 biance
scattering The allied fast they that
very portion poor little weak kittens die sefors
they hsvr Their hros II they do their just sooi
MlLk COWS Owing the bad weather Saturday and Sum
the number Of Cows reported for the do TO S IL
the
Tho depaI however to-day dull snd there seemed
be about the
sryth ealle sold ande So sud
50 The numbers received follows Alsrtons RrJw1
nst2 OBriens 90 Chsnberin's 81 the market boats -
SWIM There h nothing worthy 10 the Hog
They continue Ohio gh there poho
foes there some good Hogs
Aertons r &C. The of sutsbe for
mHf retailing b53e Mastied Hogs sold for &c The stock
hand to-day 10; large
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Feb 49, st 25f2S ion a. q elppershp FLYING Cloud Cres'
90 ci. i'm Newton for San Francisco.
Whaiers
Foreign Ports.

Arrived Melbourne, Dec 10 Alexander Halifax 20tb LADY
FfAnihn smith tewNOrk 22d Cousoro Shs Mt. Orient4
HEAD Boston 2ith. helose ncGegs Ne~YorS
Oregon Car LordOn 3s DANIEL Webster Bs5se Batavia
JkEusry EGsern States kbt n Lonoon Csrons
leash Liverpool Tree brote And Ne~York th Sri
tsr 90 LII Gen Of the Dean Crotie Boston lih Hcr
reare AeOrs cor fas Johnsn LattrO New YORK
l.ih tIiE tlus Pratt August 9,h Duches
Lane Ne-IcIk, sept IL 81 Renz Lemsn Booa via
Cape Town tih slip Louisa Farm Boston Sept 27th
ship Isaac Newton Lundt do Aag a. bsrs Maid Of Orleans
Smith 90 sept SoUfhener Walton do via ral- Bay
CD ION bsrs Auckland Nelson San F.ncso Sid Dee q shis
Nsvton, Whussy Calcutta -sleus Cave. Shanghai Jan
Eo,th Rose, CIow Osleuts 18th, Norm. Rssy singapore
-eih, toe1re reported 2lst Sscsass S0Gper, Cslfo.
sailed Dec 10 Courer, Wifon. Bombay 18Th Fsetvood A.
er hsrss.; Ev pirates Barrow Manila, l6tb TaJnta ir
hr CalIo III Fys~Ly sewe Hons KOag; 2d Edish Rose
Frsnkn smith Caicutai 2it sacsusa Sourer Ca Iaoi 80
- errisn Of the ~ Warner LondOn.
Az DO Jsn q bark Keber Cro~ei for Calcutta ut day
Ar . sydnsy w presOu 70 JAn TO- ship Cohot jerry
finn Oston sept IS aud TO sail Re B. for Calcutta
Arr E; do Jan a. snip Q1e Of the Es, Bartlett LoGl1n Oc
ls-would proceed 10 Chin. a. d Load for London.
At Pen11g Feb chip Arioso bseh for West Coast OF
AT a. 1-soae Dec 10 s.k Emily Miner Metzser san Fran
hobart Town V D L Jan TO- Malay Hut+hn'On- New
York Oct
No Asieln ve's-l sh. sh Feb Sli Jan a ship Oneida
Greasy Ntw York
SD hou swsto~ J.n sea Witch Fraser. Panama
Az Cantor FEB hiPs FyiaE D1t,hnsn H4bhsrd s London
cg sets 70 v john bertlsn L-nGD0l for New T0rk lin.
bsrE PAihir Orr ,ress-y for sen Francsco
HsSs Fec bsTks Mermaid San Franeisco for
Shspsis is also r-porfei for port The Peckc.D
hsns kors Feb H. shps Roebuek Walden. with The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18
Pill sdelphia Narksts
kets. MONDAY. April II

The Indictment state the operated uavosby
IN business to-day snc outdoor
The CoTros snd de
prcss favor the buyer Holders OF FLOWS re rm sos .aI
O. aout oO0 barrels epoTsd per bare s,r
sishr hnds some bolde' refuse the lste
h doing for home
prices from SIS 10 to per bb or GOOD et.Ips
small OF kyE FLOUR made AZ IS
sdvspee The demand for WHrAr siessy Sh mod
rather active Abo L On
s2for P.Tbsyiysnis RED and - IS fos While saost
CoRsi bushels Southern vsnia
Yellow sold 81 oars and 25 Bushels
lvanis bop sh; IS RYE worth 9Go cents The
naeve tocsy owing the lad weather
sbcat the The PROVISION trade
bat the hish we've Of holders lD Noes Pork he'd
e6 barrel Sides IN sa and Shoulders 81
pound Lard sso held, above the views Of buyers The
rsrkst remains e1iet asa price sbog The of Glover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18

coyPrErbe market qes to ss, S-ss 70 "a ., "a nor
pstssit las Al l4e leo a Dinso 81 se7 >es
bag Hio At lie "A -. 10, oust t.s a, trt very
eftsr ,rtusaconsi ~ hAsa ony " u Nv
~ ?" -. n,s,r,..S a. bro~n haVAaa a. 't'
ci .s~Fs ~ sanir favor Suyeis sales
o. eun u.srlo. To- this aTte 'si's2 hd' Asn-
,uesa o. -. - " ...s,,
sr9t0se
NAVAL Ou'm.IS for Ssrts Tsrg.ntife iefcse'
and mics yor The buyer; email sales a. aao-e h7n
cbstT 4: 10 gsics lase usnsIlrcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18
MARINE JOURNAL
PoRr OF NEw-YoaK. e..
ard

ss;,, .enpbs Davi. New Orleans, W Esl'o' s'a We'.-
Sis5eep Oresns stanton 'honp'on A1srs
a,.m Re.eDe Hsnlngs. Muller Oosns rofst Nfg'
hr r, os,oV Hgo5sr sssaa Ia Grlnie Bet Son Co
prs -R.r sula hclbon CT nfeeso' T. Sack C1 sarah
$50. ssSyer Mayhew Ia bot Co Aus
s,ar. ssvA-nsh Cssrman CO. saaesfod Petns II,
sIetSr.- Periue os1a an brighton and Providence
t.T: Literfy Gay, sreo. " kerHlth; Mrzafet Wos.n,
pe,.,sf H. Jas duIef ". Smith Borar CbsTes
neCrs,oy Mo Co Ash aAd Bunch Nr, stursss CeArnsn
Co: Fsa1 Mott AczGadr.a, b. The same Boston Kelly,
PropeieT-YaesD, Whitman PHILADELPHIA Brisgs.
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Arrived.

Ship Coosswste tof ss7snnsl Paxton Liverpool March H..
Nth De s48 p. Chairman Co Isd tFo deaths
tie passage
Goa Brown q days, mdse 20 J. Whitney Co
Schr Fitch Smith, Virginia DAYS pine wood master.
TFLOW-Psclet ship American Congress Williams fro LONDON
~ith mdse 5rnnc Minturu Co;
thp FOX Arwoith a7re March 10 wish mdss and
pas. o " Livipgston are srill below
WIND Drlng the day. gale fron Y =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18

Year, Gnps,fict H.van,; Ilsb sch's oHvs sran,h ,,
oui s,sdsis Coouss sih. Ne i5'h biz Yssry L~s,s
Gould Aysti'. 81 schr Plt-r Sow Na~Yars 49,
ss AsIi H. ,chfs l~nsns sni axe. Ses-Yor.,
) p Brown, for uavaa.- 40 Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18
Markets. CARryuLir RrroRr1p roR rHKN Y Tmsusr

MONDAY April IL, 1854
market quiet for Pots sli and Pearls
. s6u o. l2.
COTTON The msikei during the week the Board OF
Brokers bss continued depressed sud prices irregular the
55lS bales OF which lC6S taAen l2
tor bone 62 speculation ard u trsnsu Toosy the
make Uesdy the atoms hereto she SALES
be 65 bales Of which 2 by
BY spinneis Isl BY specu stors and $50 In Il snstu
SEwyoEK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18
xeu-Ynrl cnttle Market.

NyTErY RfroRr q BYEyEs sIts cows Wal ~
" Aleron- "aah-on Dfo'f iue.l
go m md Ffihqv Brownngs snd b.ent stths
49, - Md Yard in Hsne.
~ q sm.s,an,. Rotinpu - and a. he a. go ,s
~ "
IN xLWYOIk TkBIKE. % soLOs kObiNsON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18

"1 WI yer-.r W sloe hofhesds = ? cents ard e.T'r'
g - s'r bs,le, repersllv dean f8s tn latter 7fes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18
7eceirfs OF Produce.


l., ye-.is,a eas Ere Rs.roA tr - -. go ~
z ttls + fack o. tiret - '-1'
,scssses butter so de- Oits ard slndnes
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Markets Rr7orl>d By Te1graSt
c.rr.t sp-if5 TLnU7 bss .dvsrec' % a. Lam -ess
-. CAV rs.brr ~ BILL a. &c Msss PoEE Is ara e. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18

WETMORE, ROBERT Il CO., Stock, Note, scs =
W Bond Bsosers have removed from No u Wsi" I" W "
BEAVER-ST, near Hsnoverst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18

RALsOAD tonPANiEs 10 Niitmh Nsw York, Apn 1854
NOTICE 10 SlOCkHOLDERS-T Board Of
~ DMecOas these COmpabs fes1yed upon an ~s
stock aid the conIpi. % the JACKSON BRANCH
hlau southern The 1DL DO aud GOSHEN btNsd
the Nofihefn Raiosd OF consfrctoo
the u ) cent 90 ali no STOCK u the hc gan ses
err auc a. lt Ind ana RsiTOI0 ~ paalee .
Ths fo,a /, 20 ne Issued holders Of both he Old sl
G. nsrcon ho shall b. iuch the morning Of the in
Nav psym. he mfs for the ~ oiov
ger tie fh day o. May IS cent I'm ne eady Of
aod the inst DAY jay next win the liberty
70 psy fis,es IA iull previous TO ssii iaos.
scstole resd in Europe " els who're odt Of tho Und
- add, oas hme 20 make psgnesfd
aIet Bat he cut frent mus eonpetedJ
ard ag,ns ssed 10 noty NOR ooesps
deuts coidttgy. .
Dfcrest tie ate Of seven ger mt vii b. sosS
ali Bsame from the dy Of pas mut 70 the hD sy Of JAY
after when Gae Sock will b. eld 10 full dyideodA equL
o any xis.ing stock OF the Companies
Parties 90 20 gcors Of share viii be allowed make The
=
Stockholders Who 30 signify tha nentn Of taxing ,bss
STOCK making tue ncresn roq1fed ~h
10 doeue ed 70 have ioffs-rd belT night e. the same
circular cOutsiDilg fJer the snbJecs vii
sent and be had s,pcsoa At tbs oce
the CoulOs By order Of the Board OF Directors
4. preade
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NEW-YC on DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. APRIL 49, 1854

Landau March s. n. American ship Qaesrsr Cob, o. al
,to, rsro.a s't-a sth .t u mast. rsf1x
&c ~ she ustai 81 her haTsrk' rep urea mr.
rsrsr4 the India Dock where sac a."
ssih Size Arficsn bsrt Geuhurn sofins-r br NeTof
~ mosd hi sras % Csrt~rf D. doe AID Its 1eeA
led Wet iuss Dccks Jara0ry &, ioanz at
spF-r sto ir4-d IN tie es had n ys reco' rel '1
the s5-cfs o. tH- hurt
bosfi til su pa.~nrss 10 al
Of The American hip Sea Nynph PAtren Of
n IL. ,rodJ Thr sea Nymph len Liverpool ths 2
Fttru.ry trd cxpshueed scatter hoe, over
hoad o ss ysris bosts tul Farks &r and ng leak
Mach r. the slip being annanssesbe the Pride Of tne Oe
sh srd sonFfe low red boat, snt afer I'VE or
Ht difficulty 81 hands board the Pride o.
Wien b. lei; The ls.k sD2lreny s
used by TIE w.tey seams being st,lra sal pea
The ofih sea NymPh hsve been relic By sle Ani1
The sergefs eth cornre board he Pfds 1t the
bur v r.oo .grnt arrived Ia town 70 make The ne
usrt. 70 ter rslef
T. al Msreh The WAS WsIrc from Phi 'elphis arrived
here .ih ecs Lore of eu~srks psakshas split &C.
LAvius sxpe-enccc savv Eesfh.r
Pymouih Hareh 81 The S~ed,i ship Jl from NsSce for
Nriorr wssUrlef BIS heavy On the Ia March IN AZ
81 Two w.s1ed board TIE carried
az hr to.pTt reropusst March spoke the r
Rce.r Oresu. III 10 on sid March -
troke hs American tip Rstsfa Tsy from Newport lwit1
yuouih Five other went on 30 w Or Ears
yetonfnr. Jan 5ohs Marco Polo MD0na d. from Lv--ooo
shore Dnill II she be got of No rson lost A.
hrrGh have been down her the AS three days
al Ia rleir theiref ~ have a. pres
Ell Qaie ssul She Il ashore in the Bay.
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Financial.
aI.7uN.OO Lon Lon :. q ne ~ MAo.eTe.sln,

SI.7UU.O 900 5 hS5S .. "a t 'as NO o.SIe.sa
HARLEM aAItsOAD COMP ANY. TIL. Ca. .'AA 4
proposal. for oSg MILLION SEVEN HU os.n
DOLLARS Of thsir FIRST MoRrG AG,> RoTns sASo
Of One Ttoa-s-a Dollars eseh r-Ah,. N. n-, - a.,
rssy IN the cy Of Nsw fofk ar,, s.y n Ma is- =
ccrPons ,tiaeh,d for th payment q asrest 3. TIE
ien spurs'y cn =. II Il gsy and - Of No-.mssr "A. a.
wen PEI per
Thsse 5ord -.lred 3, 6n And oply aor,sas- !, 10
Lai,sw aud u Bs:ehora, rr1s.-es the Road n Ia a.,
Purtensnres aa9 sveeaed aader la authority Of A a. Of a.
Legislature a. y,te 4 the stockholders
Tee Nh5le Of Boa5s hich - Issued anaer a. NJ
gage $500 90 F e th- saa only lien ap he ,a
anl vii coast, 500 Seht Of Ne mpkny rs cs.av,
q M5rtssse tae exchange Of al he A,
ssrdir Bon', Compsrs eXsseace AL -,r
dsposs OF T,sisge One lrn huni.d re.s,s
the pnrroso Of e-chsg ell FOasns deb, a.
OF psyenr Of expenditures esresay the fall !,
The Improvements nov IN 9fcgrsss upon ne ,osd
Tie capital Of the Company pad 900 Of Prsf.-rx
stock and g. Geo Of Common which rexaf a.,
dends and paid o las years o. sA =,
per Per the former ~ per Geo. par a.,
nur he Ia ter.
Tie receipt. easL7 being IN ccs.,. .,
twenty t25, per 1852 sod there soss sp
lsrser business ~ e dOue the presea year.
The public have herere them home sesr,, q
~ reliable character
The Acceps1ees Of the Corpsny iii be evcd rayea sr
she Bones
Twenty O re ceat 10 required % - paid on aces ,,sno, -
sics MY e) evey thirty days ths.ssr n
hieh Bones siven Ten 90 Der eeut- however Of "A.
first nstsucut reserved Company until erp
sou Interest ~ dgstsd from the ist Of Nay
Parties the pryss of payment fell rsce
irs their Bonds
sesed viii received te Oce BLArC8 soiD
RASSFORD No 81 wsllst the 10th DAY Of ns
next q o'clock, ? 81
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IT IN FIN UNI. TNNVIIT DUNUo.-Ile IHI-
4 CAGO .nd MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY Ods f,fas
Sioo Of TIN PER LENr INCONE BONDS. payable Ia on
from Mach ard convertible t rns
Mach 1851 Bonds fuis pesrs Of the
income o no Road after in'ees' 81 muons
Mortgage lhe receipts III 20 lles
nee nat OF 1ncs estimated 50 per amin mai
these Iucsne BONDS very snd desirable invest Tbs
Road row presi0n S0oI 57 miles will BE-
opened through TO CLicgo the sr fis Of July next
GEORGE BLISS Prcst No. IS Wllaast
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The owing States b7ted the supply Of esps Va
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~ SEYMOUR q Co, general Railroad Agency,
~ Office Metropolitan Bank Building No 40 Broadway hsvsn
private sale Ia suit dssi D
vest the following vslssble securities
LOUISVILLE CRY BONDS at years
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI r X sock drawins interest
BAYsrILLE AND LEXINGTON = Il. BONDS a. p ye-D
sCIOTO AND HOOKING VALLEY x X. STOCK.
CONvI BylpLE BONDS Of same at II years
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE < X. STOCK.
BUFFALO ksD STATE LINE X BONDS
They prepared negoe racts for tue construction "a
soads pat Of the country including isruss.
ing Of " oess and Contractor Locomotive Eprss sa
Cara Ra 40 Bhds AeCauus patsnt) Railroad ron, spifs
s0fc l. ma &c