The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1852, Page 6

EU STE I IONE SAE LILI LIT EIR A ICE Nie ABS wren i ra se eRe COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONEY MARKET.” Monpay, May 31—6 P.M, The stock market opened dull this morning, and prices wore slightly depressed pany declined y per cont; Long Island x; New Haven Railroad, \; Nicaragua, 4 Railroad advanced \y per cent aware and Hudson, 4. At the second board the market «per cent; 4; Brie Railroad, 1 Reading Railroad, \ Canton Company, Harlem Harlem was quite active the astreet, and the tendency was upward. ii At the first board Canton Com- Mi Bi. J. Zine, Reading Panama Railroad, 4; Del- t There was # better feeling in ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port today, amounted to $74,420 54; payments, $57,790 50—balance, $3.900.448 15. that a draft of the Fund Commissioners on the Stat ‘Treasurer, for the July interest on the Ohio State debt, i Columbus (Ohie) State Journal, of Friday, says yrotested, We should judge from this that the Legista- hire neglected to make, as required by opriation for the payment of the next semi-annu wat due on the State debt Proposats for the mortgage bonds ef the Yor@ and Montreal Railroad Company, will Until to-morrow afternoon, (Tuesday) at o'clock, at thi Office of Underwood & Son. ‘The total value of the foreign exports of the port of « specitic ap. lato. Boston, Con. be received 0 if Kaltimore, for the week ending on Thursday. was $192,- 12.800 barrels of flour, 11,926 bushels of wheat, 8 relsof corn meal, 28,006 bushels of corn, of rye flour. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the ope 207 bar. 400. ‘The export of breadstuffs for the week, comprises and 207 barrels ions in the Assistant ‘Treasurer's office during the month of May, 186 Assisiant Terasvnen’s Orrice—Reeerrrs ano Disnensy~ wens, May, 1852 Dlay 5. 1852—By balance... 1M Customs. , I tent feer Past Oftice Departinent. Dliscclancous, .... $5. yinents. «$1,850,226 226.506 Treasury drafts. Post Office do, May 31, 1852—Balan May 5, 1862—By balance terest and coupons, , Ry additional appropriations. . f funds to © pay in- Payments Treasury notes : Lustalments due July 1185 Jan, 1,1 Coupons ____ May 31, 1852—Balance 7 reasury notes funded. Keocipt for customs in May 1851... 1852. Excess for May, 18 is that in reference to receipts from customs during th month of May in each of the past two years. 3 296,22 5s 8 086,181 63 2.085.733 48. WK) 448 15 $24,400 87 063 00 $125,837 86 ‘The only feature of any importance in this statement, c Te appears that there bas been a falling off in the month this year, to an amount equal to a decrease of half a million in th, value of imports The extract made from the since, relative to. th pany, has created c¢ Je dlissatistaction s friends of the work alluded to, It is represent parties that the article publjshed inthe Tro intended to injure an Albany enterprise, more avy desire to put the public on their guard unsafe investment. It is also repres Troy W7) North, ig. w few da mong thy U by thes papers wa: than frou inst ai ys Railroad Com- © s mn n pted that the com- pany bas been organized more than y that the mortgage has been ree din Albany and Rensselaer counties; that the road is under contract to be completed hy the Ist of January, 1853, to be paid for half in bonds «nd half in stock; that six hundred thousand dollars of stock has already beem taken, and that arrangements have beca made to connect this road, when finished with the Vermont re as to form one continuous line trom Albany to Montreal, ‘These facts are very good and perfectly factory so far they still we re inclined to think that a wrong system ha been in the management. of the tinane! is company, It is stated that six hundred cusand dollars of stock have been-subseribed, but we «re not informed how much of this subseription has been expended, Before the present Ln became so general. ra ls were constructed upon an entirely dif. ferent principle, Stock subseriptions to an wamount suili cient to build one-half or two-thirds of the line, were raised Lie amount actually expende 1 of the road ws that amount would comple s immediately put into operation. After that, an issue of bonds was resorted to for finishing and equipping the line. ‘The Boston and Albany Railroad Company issued bonds t half of the cost of the r after the proceeds of Kk sub d been exha The New York and Har- lem Kaiiroad Company have four millions of stock, and only one million of debt. ‘The Hudson River Railroad Comp r millions of stock and six millions of debt, The Eric Railroad Company, six millions of stock and twenty millions of debt. In the construction of each of it ads, the proceeds of stock subseriptions were first xpended ‘This gave the purchasers of bonds some se- curity, Thecompany had tona side property to mortgage aithough, in some instances, it must be admitted, the reourity was better than in others ‘The mortgage bonds then had basis, which is more than we can say of many ned now We haveno doubt the mortgage bonds of the Albany Northern Railroad Company will be as good. and, as an investment, as sa ny in the market, but we con dem the policy of g what does not at the tim really exist. We doubt the legality of such a mortgay The question may arise one of these days, in some of our courts, whether a mort om certain pr dated fore that property was actually in existence, is legal or not; and it is therefore important that there should not de too much haste exercised in executing these important documents. The Erie Railroad Company executed a mort gage, Lo seoure an issue of bonds amounting t pions of d on its entire road. from Piermont t Krie. and all its fixed and floating property third of the line was constructed. aud before possessed one-third as much property as it now owns Now we hold that the company had no legal right mortgage what it did not at the time , or wh had no actual existence, Whatever property the o pany has purel other way the date of that mortga curity of bonds issued dor acquired in any p nder that mort for the s cannot be to mortgege good upon the entire road, and other property of the company, it would be necessary to execute it after the road had been completed, and the property mortgaged actually in the company’s | sion at the date of the document. ‘The same argument will hold good in the case of the” Northern Albany Railroad Compauy, and to market with mortga long before the every other company comin Jonds on the entire line of ros are laid, or the property of the road actually obtai The system is all wrong, and no one can tell what will b the result, These things can be managed with a prope sily as in regard for safety and security as way With a just proportion of the cost of th d for by stock subseriptions, there never need be an: difficulty in raising the balanc of bona upon an issue any othe rowd pro- y it h as the security must be ample; but in no instance: good policy to make an istue of bonds simuitancous wit Abat of stock, or before sufficient property has been ac quired to foun the basis of a mortgage ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and valu of certain articles exported from this port during th week ending the 20th of May the destination and extent of ive. inclu hiy distinguishing Commence of tie Pont or N ¥xvor Loxpox 1.600 $6.421 Toa, Bt 220 8742 Whalebone 7 © 1400 Skins 193 18.009 30 385 Beef, trex 100 1,850 ©. 449) Staves 15.000" 868 82. 2.083 I. R. Goods 41g 80) Gin, gallons 223 125 2 M1 ye or Sperm oll, ws. 6.588 , $88.15, Cotton, bi i 2.088 24.484 ° 6.548 i 2 1 1 a0 hd ‘ 4 ‘Wheat busi 642 i ry Corn 8.208 M. tot ot 1 Reef tres 200 Ced Rice 1.627 Wood 4 ‘ 102 1,500 4 To 4 Lenvorpr nny ' ‘ N, stores 2 $nta meet 80 MADEINA | over exp #1.476 | D.K. Martin, Beq., President of the i 0. bark, bhds, 2 480 pkg 10 280 Ex. Logwood... 50 232 Totah.......4.... $49,783 STOCKHOLM, Cotton, bales... TL $2048 Logwoodetons.. 18 $323 Flour. bbis...:, 20 "90 Fustie....., ao 488 N. stores,...... 88 St Pimento bags. 40 671 Tobacco, cases, 10 B42 Coffee,.........100 BAD Wheat, bush..1,000 1,010 —— Total. . na $6,735 HAMM Cotton, bales ..108 $4,778 Oak bark, hbds,.25 $567 N. stores, bbls. 1.642 3.182 Drugs,pkgs.... 1 1 Flour 50 200 Patentaxlesdoz 20 191 Toba'o stems,bs.134 Furs, pkgs. 3 708 Manf.do., Ibs 11,643 Books, cases... 9 4) Staves ., Varnish, bbls. 12 ‘Treenails Cigars... 885, Cotton, bales Flo Nw Tobacco, Dit Cotton, bales .. 1. R. goods,cases 184 Whalebone, Ibs, Candles, boxes. . Gui pur, bobs val stores ase to, bales . ‘Total . mn Copal ‘Total . Cotton, bales Flour, bbis. Naval stores, 1,288 Potashes Hor Ditto tos... Mahogany. pos, 239 Cedar. . Logwood. tons’ .178 ‘Total city of New York, The trustee of the Gute tne ‘The city of Brunswick is destined to be one of the most im- portant ports om the Atlantic south of New York, The completion ef the canal, opening all the great central cotton regions of Georgia, and thd great pine growing section of that State, will make Brunswick a depot for there staples, and be the source of a most lucrative trade. A railroad is in course of construction from Brunswick to Peusacola. In relation to this road and its importance, the New Orleans Bulletin says :—‘A new enterprise is about being taken in hand, which, when consummated, will be of material interest to the country generally, and to the city of New Orleans in particular. A company has recently been organized, composed of influential citizens of Georgia, and wealthy capitalists of Washington and New York, for the purpose of constructing a railroad —— | across the upper portion of the peninsula of Florida, from . tee eeedeeeeeeeeenee $19,836 | the port of Brunswick, in Georgia, to the city of Pensa- aad wueaten ° cola, Brunswick has occupied public attention for many eo "Dh Tana MUL, 2 $200 | years past, and the Legislature of Georgia bas granted to «700 980 Cameras . 2 1,903 | it at different times many valuable privileges—among es 105) 5 o54 Cigars 1 100] others, a charter for a canal connecting it with the Alta- DisSrored # tes $2005 | maha river, so that the richly timbered country. of ‘esiehin kas Southern Georgia may find a market for its valuable pro- 19 $7. 366 Staves . 14700 = $726 | ductions; and likewise a charter for a railroad from the 8 1,281 | port of Brunswick to Pensacola, on the Gulf, The exea- 70 1,350 6 670 | Vation for tho canal was commenced some ten years aince, 5 but for want of funds it was suspended ; it has now been . $21,113 113 | renewed under most favorable auspices, with every pros- ate 40 $80 pect of successful prosecution. The charter, with the on- . +508, 58 Man.toba’o.) Isl 046, Essential oll,cases 3 N. stores, bbls. 1680 $4.3 ential ofl. cases 2 Rum ..... 4,680 Logwood, tons, .360 oring 47 Ginger, bags. .4,075 faadlan boxes: ae 336 Sapan wood, tons 30 Wax, IDs......1451 391 Cassia, cases ..700 Total , Liason, Staves 29,000 $1,607 8.turpent'e gs.1.20 ‘Total a acaneeee ky AMERICAN COLINIES Flour, b 882 Fire erack’s,bxa. 150 Pork. . 32 Segara, Corn meal. Whale oil, g Kye meal Sateratus, kegs. . Corn, bushels, 2.066 Rid. sugar, 1bs.1.288 Mf Flour, bbis....§ Pork, * jd. tobacco, .6 Corn meal i Boot. Potatoos . Na Ha Tot Do, bhds Mf. do., Ibe. 1. Butter, Hams. dl Con val stores, Oil cake, pkgs.100 y. bales os mn, mi Tis 93 wa 16s Musical Instru- ments, cases. Tea Hats,.. Hemp, bales, | wear ine Candles, boxes. 824 ales, Furnitnre pkgs Naila, kegs. Paper, re Sd Matche boxes... Biacking. gr pkgs. 48 Indigo, ¢ ms. $145 440 + $36 209 1» TOSS. 30) he Sp. tarp’ ne, 4s cat Total . Fiour, bbls... 100 tierces.. 2,137 roieal Dbl a0 Varnish, bbls. 6 Shipbread. Sp. turpentine 5 Lard, Ibs.. Deadeyes, hnds 3 Che Syrups. « is Rutter . R, sugar. lbs. 1.850 Drugs. pk Vepper bays .. 10 Peas, bags. D codfish, ewt. 35 Total. : crma onl, tons... .{ $1443 Furniture. bx. 56 Hams, tbs. .1 Dried codfish, 10 rd 4 Soap +100 Mf. tobacco. 18: Duck. bales... 12 Chee: L000 ri Butte 3 2 Candles, boxes 10 Drugs . 10 Nails, kegs... Machinery. pis 4% 10.500 Cider, dozen... 2 Ag limplem'ts 170 Shipbread, bbls 53 Shocks 7 S44 130 Crockery. hha. ot Total Flour. bbis Rice. tres Ship bread, by lism. tbs Butter Flour ch hair 607 boxes... 698 Brandy, gals.. 4 208 Wine 4 ‘ N sew Lumber, ft. 41,000 1.1K. Goods es 1 D. Codfivh. bxs 18 Am. Brandy 19 wi sh La sig ard, kegs Sti Ha Br oekholm amburg emen 108. si 608 1ded 182 The uring cach do do Total n pecie estim mr Total. value Salt Wii nya « RANADA, 8 Kurolture. pkgs Paints Hams, tbs Print mat is.c# Brooms Carts Sugar, Ibs Oats, bbls Drugs, Hardware. pkgs Wagons .... Whale oil sacks 5. CARGS, sumber, feet 2d iron, | 1 tons pkgs Stationery: « Brandy Wine Lamps ddfish .. Pickles. pkgs. Coal Hardware, Pox eksere' 10.000 Danish West Indios ol S416 Mt 107 206 400 200 Cuba Hayti.. Mexico Venezuela 2 1467 14.010 1.980 $965,564 of merchandise experted from this port week of the month of May. was as annexe merehandi-¢ ated The value of the merch: vndie luring the corresponding period, was sbout seven and 9 f millions rts nch more T rable inte of dollars of about favorable above ne than w tr ¢ in exports of br ately. in ee there has th It « seen by an adv Brunswick Canal gia. will cfler for sale at June bumired Jeecured by « mapany ment of w rmity in the value off during th to imported into this port million anti usus an nding the 8th of May, incturive 1th of onsequence from Buropean mark nm on i ' n per mov + $1,221 1,086,169 Joliars $4.45, 892 wd 45, showing an excess of imports This is Tt will be okly exports, that there f shipments ench This we ateribute | wh ch have t probably r ment ursday, ft th ref nonds, ne ¢ of one y in th tire property of the company, has been purchased by a New York company, which has set to work in right good earnest, One hundred and fifty hands are already ac- tively employed ; und by the 1st of January next the entire canal will be completed, thus bringing the valu- able timber and cotton lands of the Altamaha and its tributaries in direct contact with » market on the Atlan- tic. The contemplated railroad is to be commenced forth- with; and the company having it ingagge design making it « first class railroad, connecting the two termini on the Atlantic and the Gulf with branches to Tallahassee, and Albany on the Flint river, ‘The distance from Brunswick to Pensacola is about two hundred miles, and the road will run through one of the best timbered and most fertile re- gions in the whole South, The physical features of the country aro as favorable as can be wished; and the entire cost of the road, with equipments, is estimated at $1,500,- 000. Tho port of Brunswick has the best harbor south of Chesapeake bay. and the only place on the southern Atlantic coast where vessels of the largest class can enter, and load or discharge at the wharf without difficulty, and at all stages of the tide. The other terminus of the road (Pensacola), is a naval station, with the best harbor on the Gulf, The utility and profitableness of such a road not be questioned.”” The Brunswick Canal is twelve miles long, and fifty- three fect wide, and extends from the great river of Geor- gia, the Altamaha, to the port of Brunswick, where it is fed by tide water, The company was chartered by the State of Georgia in 1835, which charter was renewed in 1851, with perpetual privileges ofa liberal character. The | State has subseribed and paid $50,000 to the stock, and the company have expended a eapital of $475,000 on the canal, which is all but finished; and the proceeds of the bonds are to be appliod to the payments for the comple- tion of the excavations and of the building of the two locks, one at each terminus ef the canal. They will require no more money to fulfil all their engagements for perfecting their works, which are in active progress, and the canal Will be opened for trafic on the Ist October next. Stock Exchange. js ath Transit © 10000 do 2000 Tennes: 26000 Ind St 1s BO NY & N Haven RR” B00 Erie Con 10 Long! stand RR, 830 kW Reading by ds, 1000 Panama RR b 100 shes Del & Hud Cul 5 rhhety > Bank of Commerce, 10S Ocean Bank oes DN Y Lng & Pr Uo. 1h 6 Obio Life & Trust + 106M do. ¥ ‘ Hudson Riv RR Mad & Ind’polis RR 6 Mich South RR, 20 NHS N London ies Sirah Ri 4 shes BOARD. Iv S500) 1o0n0 000 10000 Hod RR R.. -at6m sl ne RR, "4 or& W ) Erie RR. do 5 Roch &'S heen: and pearls ob- tained at $47) and $6.4 $64,—a further decline Breapstt res--Flour seemed firm, the transactions including 14.400 bbls, superfine nid ordinary to ight State, at $4 064) «$4 183¢; mixed to fancy West- ern and favorite round ‘hoop. Ohio, at $4125. 0 $431 r t S431) a $4504 18%). and 150 bbls the sales com- 1, and 0 bushels at Obio white. river, at7 bushels mi and WwW Oats and barley is Carter —At Washington Drove Yard—Offered es, (2,000 Southern and Weste remainder this State.) The market was well stocked week. with « fair demand, Prices remain firm. at f be 7 to¥' cents for good retailing qualities, About head left over unsold. Market closed dull At Brown. ing’s—Offered, 80 cows and calves, Sale: 4 Leftover 20. Sheep and Lambs—3,500 ofl sold § at from $1 } r and $175 a $3 50 to $4.50 for the latt At mberlain’ s—Of ay beeves; sales at from 7 to ¥ hat from $2 ed. 2 Isheep at from $2 50 left over uns if wo to$6; sheared do. $1 754 $3t0 $6. Lambs sold at from $2 a $5 to S4 Tox.—The market has been dull to-day. under the ported as under 700 < generally appear & sale by at mg indifierent about « Corrrr.—Abo Zand 1 mackerel at tH ys a $04; and $10 and 100 boxes tobacco at London, 1.000 bbls. flour port. at 1s. 6d, To-day 1s bushels of at cd, since our last Jd, was demanded; and 100 bo: a. ‘The packet of the ton, at 5-16 ‘There was for Californian ‘There were two or three y Australia, but rates were irregular Genny Choris —100 have been procured at Le. per yard Hay.—There were 500 bales river taken at 624; a 65¢. cash, per 100 ih Inox,—A parcel of 80 tons Seoteh pig Tound buyers at $19 50 a $20. usual time Line=—The day's movements embraced 2.000 bbls Rockland conunon, at S5c., and 500 do. lump. at $1 | per 100 Ibs Morassrs.—A few lots Museovado brought wand light Navar Srones.—Nothing transpired in ecru tine or common rosin, 200 bis. spirits turpentine bought at d7)9¢, a 48e., an advance; with some fine rosin at $3.0 $4, and extra superior No. 1 ditto a Ois.—Upwards vf 6.600 gallons linseed have at Inquiry, brie Provistons appeared pretty active; the bus sisting of 800 bbis prime an ss pork at $ 000 Ibe, Wettern short middle t a $1545; 850 bbls. fair to prime la ime and m Lat H4e n $7 vt GIS je of 100 tlerees a 104e 3 sand $10 a $15 5, respectiv to prime wi ; and Meeted at sda $e 2 AKs.—200,.000 Havana tetched $21 a $28=-usual 118--There have been sales ma af 205.0, for common Ohio, 21 22¢, for extra (D. & B. brand) Ohi Sroans—We being sold. at Se and 50 white do of 800 barrels for prison. and cash, per guile have only heard of 50 Whds, Muscovad: +400 boxes brown Havana, at 6c. a7 ye ‘at 7¥e.u 8c. Market unaltered Tarrow.—Sorhe $000 Ibs, prime, realized 8e,, 6 per Ib Toracco.—Inelnded in the operati new crop Kentucky. at Ta 7is0,. 16 | | Freistits.— Rates were firmer, and about 4 000 te 5,000. | | bbls. flour were engaged for Liverpool at 1s.: 10,000 | | | vance: th T et, will pened 3 Serasb, | on the tirst day of June ne ner Sits of the | | New York Motel fifui village Telegraph I fiat a company has , under the above title, under. tl of NewfounalanT by the Colonial Logiglature of N The sepia Sp oae one hundred thousand pounds, in ae 3 of one lun- dred pounds eneh—has alvoaly been subscribed by a ing capitalists, whom we to name, but whose names few woalthy Py ent terpesiog are not yet permi! are a sure tee that the work will 15 nprew plished. 19 proposed line of telogr: be con- structed, commonces at St. John’s, vo @ point one hundredand nperyene miles nearer Europe than that of any other on the American continent; con- snoetely it is doeatined to become the point from vee will be transmitted al! important “tlligence sing betweon the old and new worlds. Pomhe ine will commence at St. John’s and run to Cape Ray, a distance of four hundred and five miles over land; thence by sub-marine, forty-eight miles across the St. Lawrence channel to Cape North, and from thence across Breton and Gut of Canso to Truro, three hundred miles, whore it will intersoct with the Boston and Halifax lines. The last mon- tioned three hundred miles bolong to another com- pany, and is already under contract, and will bo comploted before the other. ‘The chartor gives to the company, as soon as tho line is built fromSt. John’s to Cape Ray, blocks of lard from five to thirty square miles, to be conveyed the connPaRY, in fee pond to all actual potters, eh ae hundred acres each, that may settle along the line of the telegraph. It also gives to the company building such lino of telegraph. fifteen hundred pounds for every hundred mites of bridle path or road constructed ‘along tho course of said tele; ph, four feet in width, or at that rate for any ess distance. All wires and materials required for the use of main or branch lines of telegraph, are to be im- ported free of duty. An act has also been passed by the Colonial Legis- lature of Newfoundland for encouraging steam com- munication between St. John’s and certain ports in Great Britain or Ireland and the United States, for which pret y-five hundred Roe has been appro- ted, paid annually to the New York and jalway Bona ip Company, or any other company, (giving, however, the Galway company the prefor- enco), that will run first-class steamers, of not less than 1,500 tons measurement, between New York or Boston, and any port in Great Britain or Ireland, calling at the port of St. John’s once a fortnight, both homeward and outward voyages. It is stated that companies have been “formed in London for building telegraph lines across India to China, and over Qfferent parts of Asia, Africa and Kurope; so, in the course of time, we may expect news in New York from China, Japan, and all parts of the world, in less than one week—less time than it took for the immortal Van Kortlandt to perform a voyage from Communipaw to Harlem, Hell Gate, or Blackwell's Island. Mr. Frederic N. Gisborne, the ongineer, and one of tho persons named in the charter, lett on Wednesday in the Canada, for London, for the Pues of con- tracting for the wire, and making other arrange- ments connected with the enterprise. RAILRoap Ac .—Yesterday, as the express train from Burlington on the Rutland road, reached the bridge in Pittsford, Vt., some nine miles above Rutland, the engine struck a cow, which it passed over, and thea parted from the train The baggage car, which was next the engine. ran off the track, tearing up the rails and sleepers. ‘The forward end of the passenger car struck the abutment of the bridge. which threw the brakeman, who was between the baggage and passenger cars. under- th the latter, which passed over him without hurting him. One of the rails broke through the end of the pas— senger car, tearing up the platform, and greatly injuring the car, in which were about fifteen passengers, none of whem were injured. The passengers all got on the gine, which was unhurt, and came down to Rutland. The accident caused a detention of about twenty minutes, At Rutland, new cars were put on. and the train reached this city in good season.—Boston itlas, 20th inst ———$$—— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, aa SEE SEVENTH PAGE “aa witl ‘style with evory resi iden co. Gothic bari frais trees, For particulars inquire ~ 4S Avbntel| Ne 4 York, or vot the ‘oadsraigned on the Birt R808, EL PY B ELMONT VILLAGE LOTS, AT FORDHAM.—ONLY a few more quarter acre Lota, squelie f to four city Lok this eligible, convenient, aud hoalt! a, to be ha: ‘priovs. wiied. tor pelor to Jane, rae mau maps, and circulars, giving s full ha ty hye of the probes. ty, may be obtained on appli iaation § 9 tl xt bi ms ee ny and Jesse Ly ome Bro ‘oa the W.“Splea, 91 Maiden Inno: ‘Nath. ti ‘ Tall, 230 Broad wi Sie tears Ose Wihine NG. KAYSER, 165 Poarl stcoot. pu a OUNTRY RESIDENCE.—THE UNDERSIGNED Cores to Giayone of his place, near Cooperstown, on the banks of the Otsego Lake. Tho situation is romantic gud healthy: the house very good, and adiwicably calculated ay a fo a merchant or professional man, le um COn= Sista of for in agit cultivation. Prise £2,600. /Ad= DANIBLS, Cooperstown, Otsego county. R SALE—AT NEW ROCHELLE, A SPLENDID OF allan cottage, thirty-three by thirty: -aix foot, with F bout three-quarters of an acre of land, laid out in garden, Ornamontal and fruit. trees, sbrubbory, &c., within throo walk of tho New York aad Haven Railroad he 4 fine view of Long Island Sound, For fur- ulars, inquire at the Post Oitioe, New Rochelle, ait LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FURNI- lig. Ths terewarete theese © ment doing ® first rat only to n good and ri be require the balance furn fixtures. Addre: Sanert att, ‘at this office. OR SALE CHEAP—A LARGE HOTEL, SITUATED in Graud stroet, one of the best localities in sait stroot, together with the unexpired lease of five years, now in a flourishing condition. The ront of same only por fon for parting with Uioavovo, the present pro year. The res prictor is about entering in Y wholesale business. Inquire of JAS, PARKER, Esy., No.75 2 Nasaau | tird floor, OR SALE-TAE LEASE, STOCK, | FIXTURRS, 4 AND ‘ood will of the Bar Room, with Bedding for twonty Kroc terve Billised: Vable, oompistes nud two yours to from'the first of shia monst ‘To an oaterprisin this is « good op} ‘The reason for soli death of the lan oe Taquire atthe Navy Hotel, Noel Porson, yn. OR Li eretby OF THOSE NEAT THRE: Seed brick Houses and Lot on the southerly side of Pacitic reets Broakivas: acon etre tain ter, bath room, portion of the purchag oman on mortga BROAD, Noe Is cot, New York, on SA LE-AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED Store, having a good run of cash customers. Will p, on account. of other business, and bad health of the family of the proprietor. ‘Terms cash. the premises of LSTEAD, OR SALE. THE CONTENTS ae epee tit or AN old established L: opportunity to any has, or has not, Praviouniy tictlars, apply to M: ighams, corner of Ch Vesoy stro York; or of the proprietor, No. Ll New Grand stres Willlamaburg, OR SALE—ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, the substantial brick House No. 120 Fourth streat, an possession given immediately; $1,000 ly of th urchase mony required. Also, a proport renting for $3,000 a yea ble quarterly, in exchange for Cumberiand Coal id on Company's stock. Enquire of S, M. PAKSONS, No, 27 Wall street. OR SALE—A BAR ROOM DOWN TOWN, WITH tes and stock, taking in at present from $25 to Siso un oyster Wosineas attache fo the hare ¢akta m $10 to $15.4 day. One of the best locations in the ¢ en euson for sell he present proprietor cannot attend to it. Inquire at Contre street, from 1A. M. to 5D. OR SALE—A YOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND DOG-HE isa good watch for honse or w i the seat, and protect goods in the driver's absence, ation call at J, & C BERRIANS', Ol Broadway, efor John Lewis. Jror SALE. METAL PORTABLE GOTHIC GREEN- house, measuring 10x6, appropriately ornamented with ined iy. nd which was awarded the large silver fair of the Araerioan astitais To be seon at noar In- Mott. ORSALE—THE WILLIAMSBURGIE AND NEW YORK Ex now doing # first-rate business, and can bo ex- ill be sold Low, the proprietor. having other busi- . Apply at the office, foot of Peek s! HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES. SM BROADWAY, NEAR don the 18th inst. for re- ‘The house is plen- located, andis fitted up with all the convenionces of Th ho very endeavor will be exorted by the pro= nsure for the hotel a Lina tee ved patronage. As mors, have managed that French, Spanish, Uae and German will he spoken in the hotel; and it shall be only task to make the house an agrecable and comfortas bie hometo all those favoring me with t AMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH dway, Now York, will he opened to y 2. Ttcontuins 150 rooms, in the mort olegant style, with every posstils com? It will be kept on tle American and European mbined; and the proprictors are determined that it shuld rank among the best fauily hotels in the world. DONADI & CO. ception of famili santly s A ¥. tfally elves notice to abov 1 commo- in for the reception of visitors and he is now prepared to be with famniliog for the a. A Now boarders on gentlemen partments, with modated E 5 entirely re son on W. Bene- ORK PaMLy HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET The Above house 1s centrally Yo situate Le e room, ten or swelve priv: nite hetween forty and fifty light, airy beds # good smoking room; warm, cold, and shower baths always ready; a night porter in at! in & tixed charge for ser- 4. Thomas Quartermai » his American friends, for the ad Rolioite hy addressing the or Fort Hamil Small will Also afurn AWLEY D. CLAPP NEWBURG Hotel ats John Hart ai their enrly trips on the first day of J Cottage to let. n ELTON HO and splendid Fi the village, on an eminence of the river and Hig! nd surrounded by country, will be re-opened éarly in June next. lo rk of twelve eres, with numeroui HE MARINE HOTEL, Hote! is situated in a bean | Long Isiand Sound, « all the induces jentsen bathing and ‘ives inthe d to insure for ions #easone, e e hetel, it the New York Hotel, “The distance from New York is Smiles, and trains by the New York and | Haven Railroad stop at Fairfield several times excl | HITE LAKE HOTEL, SULLIVAN COUNTY, N, Families in quest of Sum r Boarding, e real country life, mountaia air, bathing in'@ lake spring water, boating and fishing, (ne the lakes and t abound in trout, pike, and perch,) fine rides ani prome- nades, will find ‘no resort possessing ¢ bined advan- tages for health and recreation as White The charges will be found very reasonable. A daily mail from the hotel | | to the eity the mail train of the Erie | Konrdcra will take Railroad, stop at ( depot, where the hotel coaches | ke t For terms address G t Office, Sullivan count BATHING AT ROCKAWAY, L. I-THE PAV Hotel will open on the 10th June next, for ther of viaiters. Cary Teave the Sinth Perry, Brookiva, miles 1, eof te ‘i. WoopbkiboL Waite Lake I N.Y. } near Chathan OR SALE, OR_ TO LET—A VALUABLE FARM, AT Long Branch, N. J., thirty miles from the city of’ New t offers to sell his Farm, whichis boane in view of the Atlantic Oceany and within a fownluntes ‘walk St tho gee aac. ‘There are fifty-three Acres of excellent Jand, of a very early natnee, and well watered by an ever-running stream. The buildings are prin- cipally new, and well constructed, consisting of a two story dwelling, 46 feet front by 26 fect deop, with a wing IS by Fo fect, and a kitehen adjo4 by ‘4 feet, with a range o: 15 by 40 feet; carriage hi ‘workshop, corn ¢rib, ice hoi n excellent ten pin ey, and two never failing pumps of water, The grounds Mbellished with fruit and ornamextal trees, together The situation, for health and y to one of the nders it a place, for and furnished. ‘The a with an apple orchard. beauty, is unsurpassed; and its proximi most Inxurions bathing surfs in the country, most desirable location for a summer board which purpose it been fitted 7 above property will be sold for $6,000, together with all the household furnitn: , team, farming utensils, &e., &e, If not sold immediately, would be rented for. the’ summer, Apply to R. W. BOWYER, at the office of the Chief of Volice, New York. Long Branci, N. J. May 25, 183 ORD AM VILL A FEW DE- sirable lots, of varions izes, containing from two city lotsto half an acre each, beautifully situated, direct! opbosite St, John's College; and within one minute's walk of the de Fe nO offered UPON reasonable t. Apply to Nicolay, 221 Grand. atreot, New Yorks SF JOHN BERRTAN, at ths depot, Fordham, E.—THE W FAST SAIL- LOOP FOR SAL LK ing sloop Ellen Dart, of ib tede Custom House measures ment, one year old, well found in sails, rigging, &e.. and is well suite itor the oyster or market trade. Fox farther if pare oard, foot of Oliver at ASHBY & FISH, 105 South atroct, A VERY SUPE. Taquire at 63 tionlars inquire on TPO BUILDERS.—For § rior lot of second han and 65 Bi LE. CHEAP, Marble Mantle ICIANS.—FOR SATE, ed Drug Store, in ag fitted up. and hing a eom deals, Fancy Articles, and perfu- 1A n findeed uitivation. t 1 thirty-four acres, It is within two hours of N t and Freehold York, ome ank Ro} Uletown Point. and the out buildings pion. A large number lanted during the last ad yields heavy crops of . he property is well watered, r raising stock, fewfarms im ths. country sur r particulars inquire ot LEON where a map ofthe farm may be perty to the capitalist as well as farmer, nt Will pay a handsome percentage upon the pars NO TAILOKS.—THE RAPID SALE OF new system for cutting the various styles of gar most ed the author to pub- anoth is now ready fordelivery. The th r edition, whic work, complete, can be sent by mail toany part of the Union OF the Canadas, by enclosing Sf Addre a W. iL, STINEMETS, SLL Broadway, New York, IAM H. ROBERTS, moved from N west side, on ni a select ass: suituble for ¢ MERCHANT TAILOR, uss ooster street to aeey a e Fourth sirect, i Ld tment of Cloths, Cassimeres and tlemen's garments, together with 8 of gentlemen's ning goods of every description. VAST OFF CLI ormn a AND FURNITURB WAYTED —Ladies or gentleman having any Clothing, Purni ture, or Jewelry to dispose of, ean obtain ® fi by. sending for the aber} er, at his residence, or through the ppet. Ladice attended by Mrs. Dusseldor’, No. 1d Elm street. LM, DUSSELDORF. VAST OF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTE Ladies or gentlemen liaving any Clothing or Furnitnre to dispose of, enn obtain a fair pri \y Sending for the aub- eeriber, at his residence: nr then th post, will be attend- ed te. “M.S. CONEN, No. Gi Elm strest. N. B,—Ladies at tended by Mrs. Cohen. CofE FoR CLorninG.—Lapir rs OR having any cast off clothing or furn can receive the utmost valie in cash, by or by letter throngh the Post. 8..COHE: C ENTLEME: ire to dispose of, nding tot » 402 Hudwon street. Ladies attended to by Mre. Col r OFF CLOTHING <THE PULL VALUE IN nt money, will he liberally given by the snhseriber, re ntities of good Se sith 4 ption and watity call on’ SME MORONEY, at street, BET OFF CLOTHES ANDI RNIT 4 Ladies and Gentlemen ean above ica, at 9 o'oloo Mand 4and ¢ Will be in readiness to eonvey Wolters te’ $ communication mé, left with J Oxden Front stret, Now Yori, pill meet itl’ pr imps 1 Me BRINTNAL I Caran TRAVELLERS Guin. OPPOSITION DAY BOAT FoR steamer HENKY CLAY will cx Albany, ne soon as some necessary re “effected ALBANY THE ntinue her trips t d alterations or HOURS. Now York and Harlem Railroad, leave the Hall Station, New York: daily (Sunda M a siene aad AMDEN AND “AMBOY Tarneoas, FOR PHILA- / dolphin, from Pier No.l, North river, foot of Battory hy steamboat JOHN POTTER, ‘Two lines daily. | ning line leaves wt 7 A. M. Afternoon express line at? | Ma through to Philadelphia in four aud a half hour M | enply part of Se v MOMPSON T. GRAHAM WILT. MAKE ( Asin 100 7s" nivances to near the value, on tailors’ and clothiers’ goods. & dernana for goods, manu- facturere ket small ¢ id into cash for a Tailors and clothiers, who wish some n see the cheapest bi William street, ck in New Yorks corner of Ceday “AGENCY, we One. ANT. c AnD—TO c AP ITALISTS, MANAGERS, ih e— Wilt yt hie trip aeross the Atlantic i, WILTO: as having negotiated several most snecess nongst Which he may name the engagem sonny Lind, for America, the introduction of Professor An= eat. Winegard of the North,) B. F. Palm- Artificial er's, Patent Limbs, in Ei Boardman & Eng's oclebrated Pinnofortes, and many others of equal ine terest, f Aud successful results, begs most respect- fully to inform suoll ## may have any matters of importance to transact, and requiring, immediate attention and energy, that he is about visiting Europe again, and will be happy to undertaky commissions. Mr. Wilton will return abort the ember, and communications addressed to hin at 300 Broadway, will mect with prompt. attontieny With unexceptionable references. seed leaf, at 9) a8e.; aud 16 bales Hw o=firet clase cars, ¥ py | some cae only), $2, Recurnin I Site iat tie put treed ats A Maud iy | s trove ty SLO ‘om pier No By Erie Nartnoan.—102 head of 2 sheep hades Bat hint pee S : hogs, 100 bbls. flour, 63 casks ashes Jonther \DENT LINE POR PHILADELPHIA, DAILY, pkg. butter. anit 100 hhds, tobace | wa yit Cape May.— DE | og Bt New Haves Rattnoay.— butter, and 16 do, | HARB: & nm i. | chee bet the ty | By Nonvn Riven Boars.—15.201 bbls flour, 405 do. | Joaving New York da whiskey, 212 boxes cheese, 6.000 hushelx wheat. 211 casks | River, foot of Cedar ash 49 bushels corn, 1,002 bbls, pork, 6al do, provie | oF at the t | sioms, and 205 pis. lard NOR PHTLADELV IIA DIRECT. —U. §, MAIL AND | ———» | staineeerens jimee, theowah tn funk hours, New Feraey | MATION TO AUSTRALIA.—The Hartford Times | Grcortiandt street Onl. She be Ma » gr ato A egg of the gy nt » Says—A party of mecbanies, now ¥ for first class, ny 0 for seoond class, in J at work in Colt’s armory, to the number of nine, | A:Me Retnrnat land 9 A.M. and ; | rt * \ , eh " Ne nd © lerton throw sold | will sail from New York next week for Australia, | WVaphington, Nortelk and Charlerton through thet aeid | being induced to omigrate thither by the glowing | A. M. and ls P.M! lines. counts of the rich gold * diggin of the world. Where will not the Yankee go for money? These persons are all single mon, and thors. | fore Heaye no Australian widows to mourn theie abs | | sence in that section SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS —THE RGE AND COM- +) modious steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt, RB. Clark will commence hor regular route, om Saturday, May 29, Ing, foot of Chambers etrect at 4. P.M. foe Greasy fata nldwell’% Correns’ Dock, Corawath Newburg, tandia Foint, Cantiwells, Cold Sprinia, and Pialkitl tiening. will lonye Nowburg at Okc A. i NTS FOR THE SALE ly constantly on aia we short notice. yard, West fda fAfth enners A. hy fotis hpaken. iHINGTON G, SNETHEN (CONTINUES 70 i eticellaw in thes hoford Congress—to inet rai} artmente a iy 4 home and is—to collect debts, Th any part of the United s SONY Favootmente offands th 16 I AVEN & BAKE of Malone Sand § hand, and orders for any 4 Opice, WT Broadwa retcet, Between Ninth and ‘Tenth inheritanes eountried—t ry CO o—and to negotiate the purehase oad oe otles sy And patent rights in any Stave ofthe Union, Particular attention paid to California land title ae omiNE Up £9 the Uaited Stat me, Court om appeal. Communications, pro-paid, addrossed Shathen, No.8 Carroll place, Capitol Lill, Washingion, D. Coy WiLL MeOtWith PLO PE SVORbIORy CONTRACTORS —aRCHITROT’S “OFFICE, xine T° Asylum, Washington, tale will be received at tits Wednesday, the pel of dune tedany x iB fi treme ‘0 or the construct of dings of th tary Asylum, weer this city. ‘The front fhe tain telat one yes thoy C neve fi foray. nix foot, she where th'is to be fated with ston: the whole of which is Proposals will be eee fe ihe . pee a it pit buitdia froe stone ited to, with’ their respocti: a faie 9 Specimen of the _ 0 with which hoy Propose to build, accompani ticular infermation as te ie on cality and copaclt Mr the quarry, whieh open om with retained asa sample under the contrast. addition 2 the above building. there wil he two moderate sized dwol houses for the officers of the institution. The plans weincations may be examined at this office, from Mond. i 7th, until Wednesday, the 80th of June Tentlosed. where ail ether infarmation rarative te tbe S Bs BDOVO Tooa- tion and charactor ‘of the buildings will be given. Every siete co} ot those buildings must be porn bya wi hel a ore Pe: undertake that CA Or bidders will if his or thete bi hligation within twenty days, with ties, to orect the buildings accord apeciticntions which may have furnished. In “deciding? ont the quality of the material the bidders. the right will only, ts may, be deemed moat to. mocoptable. All yyy be wet for wins | a BX ANDER B. 8. 8s Cor The ‘acictee Sua, re LY a ry Courier and Knquirer, will, please invert times @ week until the S0th o June a O BUILDERS.—A MANUFACTURER WISHES TO Bat jun one-siory atune building, te cover an It is wanted » but durable,” The a ha sup ber tcks Hom matusineee comment tee ad is, thorefore, anxious et to ee Hy 1 thre wi the aa dorstendin nT to be thet property of the advertiser, Addres: of this paper. provers FOR A LOAN OF $350,000 TO THE COM- piraveeunes Pennsylvania.—Tho first section of am act of tho eral Assembly of this Commonwealt! titled rovide for the immodiate completion of the brea Keay 0 Pet vi Canal,” ap- cr pril, A. vides: “Tune he Governor of the peat , @ ia hereby ar to borrow, om the faith of tho c mamonwealt and of the revenue hereinafter mentioned, and whiok is packer george) silo the fic broehghe of $5 jngarees one re- payment 0! she sum of \d issue rtificates of my rei redeemable £ te, bearing interest ata rate not excoeding six fon} ont per annum, payable half yearly in spgoio, on ‘the teat of January and July, oh year, to be turmed the No: Branch Canal Loan.” ‘The second seetion of said Act farthoe evides: “That thore shall be annually set apart bi ommissioners ce the Internal Improvement Fund, the re- Venue accruing on said canal, from and after tho eres thie act, for the 5 payment of the interest and fia tion of the yee a of the debt horeby suthorises Poe it shall bo the dut; id commissioners, aftor paying the interest suneel iy, to inyost the wrplus, together with ite a0~ cumulation of rest in the sai ine th be ite he said inve ment 7) form asinking fund for tho redem of the principal of this loan atite maturity.” 1Woeh section of am Act of the. General Asombly. oat HAn Act to provide for the ordinary oxponses § ment, the repsir of the public canals and raileo other geucral and special. appropriation Bppcoved: May the 4th, 1852, further provides, “That the certiticatos of loan, authorized by an ‘Act to provide for the immegiate Cs tion of the North Branch Extension of the Pennsylvania Canal,’ approved on the 2d day of April, in tho your ey ‘ shall not be subject to taxation for aay purpose whatever and it slall be the duty of the Governor cause tocou to bo attached to said certificates, in tho samo manner an form as those roquired to be attached to tho bouds to ho ie~ y heres a will be ‘tsa ts y reaponaibllt of rat jew ¥ t the above three Tox for sued under the provisions of this Tw purau Authority sforossid, notice ia hereby given, that will be received at the office of the Secretary of monwoailth, until three o'clock, P, M., ot Saturday. the 12th @ay of June next, for tho purpose of loaning to the common wath, for the purpose set forth in the tar oing acts of nembly. the sumo! 000, ata rate of interest cveding six por cent per annum, payable hal cio or ita equivalent, wt the Treasury of # an to be redeomable thirty years ator di # of atook for the aot be subj any pu agrevab ) must state explicitly the amount propose . the lowest rate of interest, and the premium; but smaller fraction than ono-quartcr por cont will be enter- tained as a ‘The State resorves the rizht to aceopt the whole or any part of the sum. offered, unless the proposal Mipulates to che conteary. Bids must be dieoct and expht: ait. No conditional or ‘ispuunectcal Proposal, or for ose than par, will burycvived. Upon the acceptance of the pr oaal, the one-third of the money must be paid into ‘the tate Treasury ; another third in 60, and the: mainder in after, and upon the proteutation assipta tebsn sce Ceaasany fie said payments, corti Of loan will belssued aceorfing! directed under seal, to thw office wealth, endorsed “Proposada tor Loa ued Until the period f disclosing their contents has ived, when no alteration in the terms will be permite the Commonwealth, in the presence of th jitor General, aud such othor all open and ry vr "will award tho $0 the lowout and Nest bidder ur bidder F. W. HUGHES, Seoretary ot he ‘Commonwealth. arrisburg, May 7, 185 rpose whatever, an to the terms of thi oat WICK CANAL AND RAILROAD CO _ Hany of Georgia, offer for sale, through 8. Drape m per cent mortgage bonds for $20) (90, reimbur able at their ofhee, No. BO Broadway on the Ist May, 1857. These bonds are for $1.00) vach, with. coupons attached H, paywbie Ist May and’ Ist Novembor, at their said office. ‘They are secured by the first and onl on their prop © D. Randolph ear ea lont of tl Ocean Bank of New inserted in ¢ The Trunewick Canal ad Railroad Compaay a8 tered by the State of Georgia in IS%%, Fenewed in 1861, with perpet acter. The State has kK, and the Comp: 000 on the canal, w! nd of the building the canal, will require no mo: ir jement for pert active and the cauni will be opened tor traiie on the lst October n ne Brunswick Canal is twelve miles long and Afty-three feet wide, and extends from the grest river of Georgia, the Altamaha, to the safe a modious oevan harbor of Togions of wick, whore it is fed by tide water. The Altamaha, and its forks, the Oomulgee and the with their n inland st tion o' great central cotton: growin mense quantities of this staple, audof the excellent pine limber which cover a port are watted there waters, but 9 the bags. wh mtry, prevented 2 free ae h obstruct the mouth wick as sure to becom this infant colony, varliament appro oneral government surveys Aptaing Stockton. ER. 8 tion, and ri ¢ reports of vers, 1526 and 1887) pronounced it our only anf Je Atlantic harbor, for Inrce ships, south of Virginia. is landlocked, and affords the best anchorage the wharves of the » between the with and 4 feet of water in the shatiowest + Th ated on w Ding, 10 to 12 foot ied with pure water: and as the vieinity is per~ malaria so pr at them Extensive arrangements ate being ene- : ven Brunswick and the that upon the opening will flow through it, ure known nowhere else in the se district pre-eminentiy riel and whose wile extande with an exeelient port at easiest access to o largest ships. ivable for tolls on the eausl. er information required, can be had of Thos, A. Dexter, Preeident, Boston; of Ay Davia, ‘Treasurer, Nos 90 way, or of He auctionser, onde wil of at 'a publio peremptory sale, at the Merchants’ Exchange, at.noon, on Thursday, the ad of archasers, will carry intorost and will he sold payable one-third ya third ist August, with interest K SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY, $100,000, with the intention of increasing it to i res $20 each. The books of sub- pital stock of this eompany are now opens tting forth in detail the nature of the busi- ersons Wishing to subserive of the undersigned, John NEW FOR 2 ey, View Prost . 10 Cortianat street 5 mnoord str rooklyni William I tgcl ‘0. 38 Clinton street, Brook= lyn. Trust 47 Poy, treet, Gold Wateh M 0 Co tlandt siuamus’ Nor ait street, Stiversmith ant 17 John street, Gold es . Sb Duane street, Diamo ohn etgeets Gold Watoh Cave Ingham Perry, Bag. No. 173 Concord BB. Browell, Providence, RL, Watok exer; Henry Dy Bank alley, Phil- Broadway, New York, Manufacturer, Dune H, ve ‘Alfred’ Williams, Jeweller; F. A. Manufacturer street, Brooklyn nd fad Jewel nd Ne Finn, No. 17 J of Jewel BUSINESS MAN tant, is desirous of ae hense. The location ested from one to two $1, 500. —AN BXPERIENC ¢ and thorough acoou fooiaging himself with an ostabliche hot material, ‘The capital to he in thousand dollars. Letters strict! dressed ZA. box 1407 Post 0 others wild be notic ed. confidential, to be ad~ ee, with mame, &o, No Books and the country 9 88 NbOve, Statione trade. will hear of an opportunity, office, for one wee! $15,000 Si ences, for one year, id Address * I RNITURE WORTH most undoubted refers per centage will be NTED—ON F OW—with the r which © goo A.” at this office. $7 OOO 1o,LOAN ON STATE ISLAND PRO- perty.—The above mentioned sum will be loaned on unencumbered productive property, on Staten ble the amount, ‘at this office. TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ~ In sume to walt Mtg on Productive Brooklyn, Apply to 8, 8. BROAD, Liberal smade to budlde, ie onaes Mrs ensineed. th do t7 per cent per anwum, 875, 000 Feal ostate in thie cit, B RAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND S8corT- land, for any amount, payable in any city or town in od Kingdom, on sale HoWaIDS, SANDFORD & CO, At Adams and Co.'s, 19 Wall ateoet, D the Unit EMITTANCES—PASSAGE: BS and upwacity ps olan rt OWMAN, “GRIN agents in Shue city for and London packet ships EXAS HONDS.—WANTED, TEXAS BONDS (RED 5 BCtd), and Tren ry by rf B. W. BR, JR, 155 Peart street, corner of W: raNTED IWS OR THRE ARTIES,| TO JOIN And purohasc, in shares, 100 se eo! iad aamoly situated within one howe. of the all. Price, $20.0) “Aroly to BEEBE & HALDETT, 195 Beroadwi office D—SOME PERS 8 OMe ae valuable patent right for fi States. Specimen or tlnte: (w ha man may travel without the ew lavenventence) will beturntshed in’ proportion ta chee tent of territory purchased. ‘To persons wishing to mal this isan opportunity «eldom offered. — Inq Thayer, st tho Westra tol, Cortlandt ste