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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

ATTrxpr 70 MURDER CoysrABLg.-Cn Wed
nes-;.y Is-;. man mined Oudetiise. proceeded 70
Aldermen fIgdson= Office. al Hamilton viiiage. or
Ihs yye., Of tue river Scauylkil, and entered
pl.int asan-t John NcDorsld. the csptsin Of lime
loop, who had engaged The =aid complainant 20 90
sofI- work. The wora haviag been finished. the
man demanded his money, and the captain threat
sned ~ shoot hin. The waran; was given into the
hands OF Simpson, OF Hamilton village, and ne pro-
ceedsd 10 arrest Nr Mcdonald. jus, as the officer
stepped o. beard Ice boat. The captain struck nm
blow over the head, ai;h beat hook, winch knock
ec him INTO the river and ia order 10 complete the
~ors he had tegun b. killing him, he pushed INN
under the water y ih the boa; hook. Blu. IN this he
vas ioiled, the officer, being expert swimmer.
soon gained the shore, and then made second at
tempt TO arrest the desperate. He met with SIM
lar tate when he went besrd the second time hnt
instead OF swimming TO tHc sho'c. nc was PICKED
up by some boy= IN boat who came % hls assist
ance The officer. with crediiAble and ndomiiab!e
courage jumped board The boat Tor The iillTd tii'e
and was struck with en- axe IN the hands Of The cap
tam. and Tell down the hold. He, however, soon
regsined the deck, and desperate scuitie ensned,
which ended by binding Mcdonald aud taking INN
before the Alderman. Aier hearing, he VA COM
rnitted. [PhiIad paper.
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yr,o f.0N-rR ACCOMPLISHMENTS To Resolution Of tie
gri OF Supervisors Of the Coguty Of Wes;ches:sr, tho
,,Ii-crr, wll receive proposals log Removing the Court
iaGd, raar L and building stone basement under the sIne
Tor prison ard making al necessary repairs thereto
~ ,ie C,rr..n,ef INors aad the lion Work
The plans and specification, Tor me "ofn afe en the;cTe
med. --.l NO., - -.
-eat with forwarded TO- honeF ra Oh VI Oei'e me IN
day OF June ueN-.
fantr8ctor, .5s dr. yyo So be- occurred 10 give sat'ttc:Jy
:. ,ta fttA a jef,,f.rar-e Ct their contract.
>SN-'''' -9' -'N '-' FIEEAI' PNt.NfFR , PuiL1r,,
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LAKE DIsAsreR-Lo.s OF LlFe--We learn by
Western paper that the schooner Freedom, Cap
tain Ward capsizcd during late sqaaI on Lake
Huron, when about twelve miles from Fort Ora
tot, Light. House. There were SIX persons on
board at the time Of the disaster, three of whom
were lost. The names of those lost were John
Wright, "a boy only Ia years old John Her
rick, of Lexington, and Oliver Taylor, Algohac.
The survivors, after being out about three hours
and q hall, were picked up by Jason aud DAVID
Wildes, of St. CLAIR County who deserve great
credit for their generous succor amid no little
danger. Two of the persons lost sank almost
Immediately, but the tnird, Herrick, caught hold
of one of the survivors and was borne along for
some distance, when finding that both would &c
drowned, he voluntarily released his grasp with a
heroism that would have conferred immortality
if performed on u grauder scene.
The Freedom was owned by Z. Wright, ESQ.
of Lexington, loaded with shingles and boards,
for Detroit.
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ALIN =. y ILLS
ryt-.. pL..-.- NJ u. lsii

,-tOVPOR ALTON NOrfCE-Puh.c Hot. % hereby :reG
-, he owner %: owner occupant occupants OF all houses
and o improved guuprogea lands, a'iec9 thereby that
M t,,ti, tstos,rcHt, Haye tee1 completed By the tses
= ami a. ,e l the street Commissioners Office iui
ANIMATION oy al person Eiefa ;ei, -Ba'.4ns sever
- :, 49, fr-u University uGcs - The B0wery. Also.
Rray .stveen l2th md 2th cets s.>o. IN the Boney
between 18Th aad tth Streets embracing ct o' poth ds ~
i9 50 Ityregn nyc-sJ,y place ard p avenue on Broad
y l.t,v,. fh and 18th streets on the Bowefy between I'm
5 lh .tfeis on the south de Of lia street letweeE Broad
and Ell avenue ard on University place cast side between
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On Attorney ior Attaching Creditor.

SHERlFPS SALE-By virtre ofa writ officr fac.s 10 ne
~ directed and delivered Will for ~ The yes,ibge
OF the City Hal on huay the 4h of June nqSt twelve
O'Clock s. all the zht tile and interest OF James Carol which
he mad on the - OF March, ISL any after whose
hands the may be- 10 all that house aGd ot Of snd.
situated lying and being the Fourth War of the city New
York, known ana distinguished No 81 Wa,et,ee;. ard
bounded p follows Nohs rnnf by Water street; easter-
ly by land now late %! Thomas FrHnkD deceased south
cry by land or of Eldad Ho, Tfad Hawley an4
lame one-. and Westerly by snt formerly telonsngio
William T. Baker containing IN vid IN .uni urd rear Is eet
iinches; and N length 20 feet or hereabogt,.
New Iofk, May 9. WM. JONES Sheriff
.!aN " .rrrS fl1nf.,y Sbe-,T t-,,C,FTbs
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E'AIRB ANKS'S PATENT RI iTF0RNi SCALES.-Tbe
manufactures nave bru-ht ;Hee 81 snce very great
desfy- o. Peri,cir ana, = ,et ynTi"i, n"ldcit7ns nave
adniiel uel 70 hi me arpess io winch nTy transactions
required b. ;sesif H. the mechanical construction
5 tasga 10 secure SfRENGTH. DURABILITY ,aad acct
NJ -ic:lficy mol merely t> a sieci1c 9ot aHG e, tH
amount bu; rliara accuracy nj every nge Of the atnrn
snd throughout me entire -snre Ja the lowest 10 the high
e. capacity AZ the balance
ee sce keep their adjustment perfectly are never liable
MO-, OF the Railroads the United States ard
SOM Of 'e they na'f ben Long g Inc opsao1 n
nr merchandise Merchants and Others who have md them
These scales have been patented England where they
%a f EbS siR II F RTa No s .a Pa'
o2o eddy j. W. THoRNE. No lis Broad street. y. Y.
nORIC LAMPS. for burlinE Camphene.-Ths,e Lamps
very bri9nt light at cost Of one cent hour. Msnuae
.DiEIZ. BROTHER < co. No. i3 ;ohn-.t. XewY
IA 6m' and llicks-s, Brooklyn
Pa "A, Y S!, c co, oo. g. s-,n p, Mn,
10 Case, Genoa Citon,
Ia Basses aa3 RS1ts Ee1les la.-For sale by
n. GASSELk & !Gl NC;. ~ Chaibam rect.
) NEGiChN lRoN-8ar, band. hoop and ,cfon lion. o
aa&ssr Ci-f. cor John
G,TEAfI ENGINE FOR S'LE--t secondhand Er-nc
RODMAi, Cts Foual77, is Warren sreei. MO 2ai-
4
Ii sale b G-ASSAEK & lot NG.
CHAINS AND A>CH0E,-fom Il men to :. do IN
aai3 GAUNl & DEF;bIcNSoS. ' - soa;6-.
JNiN PtTf.S.-l = XIX. IXXX, and all other
fs '-~ II '' '0 & CAS- WARD. Il Broai-.,reet
CROTON WATER PIPEs.-Tinned Lead Pipes ell sizes.
- warranted perfectly inned, for sale 5y
mil CASS < WARD. n Broad &
DAPER Of all kinds constantly hand and for sale lots
l. to SUIT purchasers. ry CYRUS w. FIELD.
NH TN No. Burlins slp.
NEADDER-i3 casks g.-rne l,rlhro for sale by
w als GRtNNELI- 2iINruRN < co. : South $.
SHEATHiNG CpPPER-lO0 cases les; brands English. 10
ais GEiSXELI. NIyrURN & CO. 7ssouth i.
TO BRASS .FoJNDERs.-Eer sale cheap. : Fas5s with
: SCREWS 1-se Turning W heel with patent rollers;
reUser NJ. IS keale i. Inc ;e.:. nlt g.
>,,IIAR i Iiiifs--)i Ts1eqs 7z'ie; manufacture AID
IL.TI. BROTHERS i co
y - .iOHu -. New c:s. i.as
ii snf icks i BEooAyn.
GAM! les! asuEbgrsi Retired 'oads-sq0 boxes Par
AZ 80. ROBERTS. is iNe>;-lreet.
AtiS-Ihe highest Market price vii Il pad IN cash Tor
mil 8ln ~, lEIRtss W. FIELD No. Burning sip.
r AGs.yyhte and cOorcd old sails; do country mix:
n wanted for cash IN any quantity. by
apl3 cAU\T & DERRickSoN. ,59 SOuth-s:-
4 MEXICAN PIG IRoN.-Forty-ive tons No. Am. Pig
HlS w CASS : WARD. No. Il Broad street
r AGS AND CANVASS White and CoIore,!. wanted 70
anlO sn GAuNT & UERRlCKsoN. lR sou,h-,;.
PE RoPE-co,fon waste ard baerins wanted CT man.
ID uf.eiurets prices lor cash BY
spla GAUNrt. 6EkRICKsoN. l59 Soutb-s-
N.USCoVADo sgGAR-s2 hhds On beard 5afque General
Mo GkiNZEl.L, MINTURN < co IS s9u,hst
M AAiil-A C0EnA6E -,4 ee.l, Manila Cordace all
w res Tor SAFE by NJ y ROBERTS. Us Westsueet. no
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sr-,lMrp ARRANGEMENT. to com

-o J. SUMMER ARga!N'th - p =; r. s5,
$ Sqs .,S . .S zSi5s5aAP
3 g Gl r. Z Inner ssqI 6RcfSE CalS . Van
drrbf win erve ever Aoaday ). eiso1i ,,.,9 vii eave
c,rr neny. THURSDAY ard Ssntas{ ,,s,ae by Railroad
~ Passengers ior Bo.ioo vii os nv os ,i'sir an
,i5,u charge % Car' OF Baggage 'rnr-a'sS % N's'
val i!sn Peni i,,p,,q Of d z. ALIEN q Broad
~ co. r. HAYWOOD, FRI git aseIt Tor lS ii'' '
IN. a' q 5sT , ss FORBID a aay on aecoggs Of
"a, - OF pr rs TISf STs:A NfBoATS F''R
49, Through t1-e'- =. 80. ~. .-,s,,
TIE 'frl -. ,,ys'.--i F,...ir .tea.. -,. 90
= 4, giss-fis rs ''su',' \ doug 'o;'- -
aa Tn -, ~ ,..,s ~ :. ,gry.,qte pines
~ .-ab ri c0LIJfBIk, i'u.s 's5 l''.''ia' NO -
u: r.. . = CURTIS PEcE c9qs IN Il Pee
ydtsg lysas-ay F.7y s1a H.ine4y . ~ ary N
,rg- ,,as - ase the Morning Trains OF 'r 10Y 4'T
We" ~. .ove t. re rev sa4 .u.an' srs il'rI .5s,
-: 0e', -i,'s 70 e-f- 49,; AID iof 'A a'' 'H
oa' q e 2, f23i e. q s: s TIE ssr
- :. NEW, YORK. AIRAIr{6 IN Az .i.B BKS}??
,z---.-=-x SNf 'TROY-S!oKS:sG Li>E from the
i Eae AIDING e ,:a qiTe; Th is IopnGs ST.
Us 5s ;.cauer EMPIRE Capt, : R Ro Tomorrow Noia-
i's g ,ss S. e from , loot of ceaf,sn ,,rs fe t,c,
Tie .;ean.sf ALBANY. Capt Il. b. S'a''' i'.'
''i al .:e.s iv tLLof Cap; y NeiS7a' Ioa'f'''
Es-!,-5i ~ ., Iae owing 10 u:st ;h' ~. @.
5r. i'-ar ia anne 'iHs ,ase Toe M'-nn@ iia'' '
'o - f.. pc Is or Fezs; sgPy 5oar or attic OIL
-, , NEW EVENING LINE FOR J.i.AE y;
= i Tare silJ-i;ertns - ., - =, t,t,,- -
S------5-s ,.riandG s.eaniD07i 'f..' :! ~
- \ l'urey W'ii cave the pier 10, o. -. -
ll, -, 90 WEDNESDAY ENENlH S.y ~ - -
.cirs regular tays from New ok MoH9ays, -
DIV. and Fridays -irom Albany, TaeS1ays' ihu'''' ~
sa AN. %FUERSEY has been rebuilt aaa emodeer! ana
.;.. ~, ~ the f possible ~tc MS 1iE-
~ i -, s.atsroous large and c0nm"iou' Ia
ssck ladies' Saloon with Sleeping acco'ioua'.oH ts
Te-sons and extensive and airy cabins. Aiost'l.
oanIr, srrorn rodaions for nearly .vJ peFSs lIi
~ y.r light; 50 she wall BE- able 10 cFos the Oa's
or, detention o. ,raEShipu.en;. a-S
go sDALT LINE FOR Hul)S;ec4N ana ITEM TIE m
= lrternetiate aldln-s..:. he ' ~ =. -
49, ESTCUES ESTER, Capt '! m II. he ff.
! Is3 Edward Elyait. viii ieaTe me 'oot % IS
%s,y-Y orE daily Sundays eScei ~ .
N f6rrec,inE AZ Hudson with the Hudson ana II -
- 40 car, Of yrnirn leave the arnya o ut D31-S'
.r.l eve hudson GIiy az ?. Va or on tts tr' ~ ~ ~
.rg eah way the intermediate landings Fof eEi'"'
~. $50. angIy Ia the t'nNtaiu on hOlri ~ 20 ~,
F' STDRRS y Stephenson - - ssl7J.
Thoroughly Oyerlug.J and t!ef ac-
s - inr-1 vel egaal 1c1t on We tN''ei'
an si,-ora -uuer Cd safe Rooms haVIn- been GHceu'
!t.>e boats tow no .sr-es- OILS
Neg.-I rtS. Apn !. 70
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ELDER LAxsos.-We learn from the Post that
Elder Lalnson was yesterday brought before the
Municipal Court for iria and Abby Folsom and
seda,e looking spinster named Elizabeth Stone aP-
peared as counsel for the prisoner. fhe Elder OBJ
ected to the Judge and officers OF the Court IN gen
eral, and the jurors in particular, but ms ohJecuons
were oyerruIed. and the trial commenced. Mt
Parker made his opening speech, and the first wit
ness YVES called. Eu, the prisoners conduct was
such settng at drfan-e The rules Of order and pro-
pretty usually observed in Court OF justice, that
ibe trial vas discontinued before II was we'll com.
inenced and the elder was removed and conveyed
10 jalI. [Boston Adv.
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XII person, whose interests affected by the above nsmed
,es,nens and who are opposed 10 the either II
them are requested present Their obecon N writing, 10
the undersigned, si the stree; COMMISSIONER oace' within
thirty day. from the date OF this notice
~ JOHN EVEN, Stree; Commissioner, and
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Nwuteh, ~. J.

CHANGES N THE Observation-Disclosures or ST.
LouIs-The necessity for prompt action IN the
improvement of Western waters was never :"
urgent as at present. y paragraph, which VIC
copy below from the Alton Telegraph shows that
there is .rest anG immediate danger tIiattne Mis-
sissippi opposite 81 Lours vii take IT'S COURSE
through the American Bottom, and charge ~
channel altogether.
In the late report made BY Capt. Cram, on tbe
harbor of St Louis, the extraordinary fact Is
shown that the mouth of the Missouri River has,
in about twenty wears. moved about f,co miles ut
the Mississippi ana that 1t is constantly moving
up (; fact winch is accounted for by another,
that the current Of the Missouri is much more ra-
pid than that OF the Mississippi and as necessary
consequence. whe they meetth stronger gains
on the weaker, until the two forces become equal
lied. The general effect Of this, again, is to
throw the current of the Missouri against the H.
inois shore There the American Bottom pre-
sents series of low grounds rayines and ponds,
which are supposed 10 have once been the bed al
the Mississippi The solid ground that has sePa
rated these from the Mississippi is each year
abraded, so that the river IS gradually approach
ing what is supposed TO have been It's old bed.
The greatness OF the danger may be seen from
the paragraph 10 which we refer. Something
ought Immediately to be done. Gin. Chron.
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--z-c9 iNCRNTNG BOAT At SEVEN \. NJ
= Il - i:FOR PEEkSkilL, NEHPLANCh > -GRNs-


Sz5zr=--AsY PoINT, SlSG-StsG. AIRY owSi
iJGpK'c FyPRY H,STING. and NoNKERs- breakfast md
Dime. on The and splendid steamboat tOL! VI
81 = Captain William H. frazee, Will leave New foiA f9h
he too. OF n=les street every morning ~ cG'
n lsv. Observation-Disclosures leave Peeksk same day ~ -
'r., T. 81 EXCEPT Sunday Wsel sic Wli leave lecasAi ~
o'ck p u Lending the foot oi hammond street each
va. Freight taken ri reduced rates &c,
Mn .1oti. i-c-l baggage, bank bills. s3ecie pi
v otcr Ind OF property taken, shipped, put on board tns
aa, ,i, be tie OF tho OF such goods ife1
W.
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= Pt I.St.!% r OF IN order 90 The Surrogate
Of he CoGuy g N@ST3k. Notice Is h-:-t given ~
pst,oEs arIs cain against Jiue --n o. the ny a
Wv YORK. s'l%l= ora drce sd thr with
The ueh-f, he o, TO the so6scrb-' her re,I.ncr No.
n'Ity f. day Of sH2u,t urr, Da-1 S-w.l OK he %
dig fF.bui.rY. lsti ISABELLA MINK
d Iawam- Arui .tf.'rt
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~ CIiANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-ESeoseen John W.
Inucss Complainant, ANA Peter T. DoemJs aud Helena R
I'M, wife neendant,-O rider for publication.
IL appearing this Court that the comPa'na1i hos led As
bin IN the above named ~ tie above aame deed
o;. for ,he foreclosure sale Of nnTtlred premises
in the aid bl mentioned. and TINT pruce a. storra 20 H
Lear and answer dreca 20 te deentani a an nEuii'-
defendants could be found tn St1ie 20 e served e'e
with, and have no., sei te appeiiae 20 ~ -Apd rs n
1ueer v affidavit 20 the ,a,lctDg OF The Chancellor. tia:
the said sn reside out OF TIM state ~ VIZ IN me SAFE
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- daJ Apni2 Isl. - ''''-''''-
IsI7g , AeeiqTk, Teags Nssgr,; Leave. Mo{Ti,ow3
II p. 81 "a IN. 3iE r ".
TINS road has been recently elat with heavy ail
the pattern and perfect order. New and splendid
CGn upon springs have been placed upon the which
for safety and comfort Unsurpassed Ttayeers for Morris
town. Schooey Mountain and tsstun cyIdere OSyyego
Hewton, sanhope Dover. Parsppqny Rockaway and Basis
enndre viii find TINS the most safe and expedition. OF any
other mode OF conveyance.
ParzengeE wishing, to 90 South will arrive ct Newark in
tine the Philadelphia trans and New York IN time for
boats North and East nj O'Clock
By the Present arrangement hours viii be afforded
persons Of business pleasure New ok and our in Nor
rl.ipwn
% The Cars Of this Company run through from Ierey
City 10 biorrown h2s avoiding the ey ind
Consequent upon 4 chanGe OF Cars.
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II pursuance ofan order Of Sluogqss Of the County
Sew-ioT.. Notice hercbs given nil person, 'syins
arl' lN,t iIU) = " Ash late % tne' ~ NJ New-
AufS. gentleman, dereGse. tie slile
voucher ils-eofi" Caucl Willis. No. - C.urch reet.
the t ~ View iors heiote seventh ing # NCyem.
Der next. Dated New ors tire fr,ti- nf li5s 1874
MARlt-~ NETTING
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M n M FOR HITpSnN and the ln-

- go P0WEib 4 GO. ; LII i.,''5fr ~ ~
-.+Nt.SRJ RGil-Lanilr. NJ taiG"ei4s ".
e-..---ss=--5----G Fuist Col.prn, and Cornwall. .o
= IL S;Saii1l: iit,l iIANDER, Capt j. ASHrp WI
he ,er foot o NGrreu every Monday. iEuiSday ana
F15S- -, leaye Neybr-rh syery Monday a6s 4 "
,ri 'Iji,>,,ay and FIR lay NJ T. u, " -
For rc N. or passage. apply to the Captain on ail bsS
-a-, aad freight all descriptions blnS os OF pee pay 2
Ei ms, - AZ the r.s OF OSyDef, thereof unc>s S.i Oh Ia
din. az rereio, be ,isnei for the same. .
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The Mississippi has been much higher for several
DAYS past. than i usually Is SO early in the season
and the Missouri shore, opposite this city, is nov
completed, oycrtiowed AT the moment Of penning
this-Thursday aiternoon--t Is slowly on the rise
and is now fully at hich water mark. The Nilsson
ri is likewise very high and below the Junction the
united river Is dong Incaiculabe damage to the llI-
nois shore and threaten, 10 break through INTO the
American Bottom In some places its lnroads are
estimated ROT 10 fall short OF 25O feet; and to aver
age SO feet in depth Tor the distance oi about, four
miles. Unless something be duuc immedIaiel! 10
give the current a disreu, direction, the evil viii
soon be without remedy for a. much mischief
has already been occasioned by the present food as
ia usuallv done in the cour-e OF Two Nears.
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Icr,0n, nov h0dn. IrfoES afe .eQro,iei . ifotuce
,Lei, vea ap yuy =. reaeaI also ,la-y requested
-, Aiu he ,lne - above. AVOID the penalties Of Ia
- - Nv orir- MONSON CLARKE, Fst Marshsl
\s,v-yorS Mayor, Office. May t,iI. lsH mill -
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,.,iVERE ANU EXtI~G LICENSE Note % eye-,
,.-lLn: ieaIIr: ~ ,.tsl w. etas

r:FitERt = NJ Ia - LIZ .'+trr 70
dealing Or -rtz lin- ctr1S
or, LIQUOR. M trc City %; New / ok
XII c.-.oa vino hail I'll deal ~ Svogs % Sgi;i;uoas l.
t-x-..t il1porrr. pr-'.!ers, ae1- any lt-u-, =
.i %, Il .si IS theIu. ~ q1u1;s above iie ra!0asl
7,rf ,,a- =, ot.sIe-i cea-e fcr U- .grs--e f.
- u,v,, md e respective AIeHeg sad As.>tat, " Il,
~ IN .ar ;Dcy -,,aliy fe ,l.scct b. Law 3.
,ch nficc to tie 9-alyUi - mn 20 GO, OF Ret, e q
49,, add tlorr punishment 5y rnc -:ueat ~ ire and r5n
.nt Ir.en anl. l.,-s Iiceaa- yll Therefore be sad
=. .b N.ycr Gi-e try rial, 5elrce Tie Apu 70 "a
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'
II hefeupaD. IBIS eleventh d2y Of A2nI, n ne yearof
our ord one thol.l eight hundred and toTY;Jgr. o.
az Of Joseph J. lutte Solicitor 81 the com2!a ani. b. tbs
order directed by the Chauceu, that the SAID at,eni defend
ant, do appcar pend answer denim, the cOmpan9ci
bin on or before the second ruc>igy Of july next ~ That
default thereof ,ucn decree be made them The than
csor shall think equitable and Just And further ordered,
Tint 'hi, order shall within twenty days hereafter To- served
lsr>nrny on the ~ d d.icndnn by :cycry copy there
OF Ia them b published within the sat twenty tsys Tia
Newark Daily Advertiser Tup,r printed - NewGfk
'b,s state aud cont nue theron nr weeks cre>>Iyey n
least once IN every week mud m irly Tribune new,ps
rsr printed ' % NeNor, sf 9oHtnaoi therein ioi
s4N "s''' 49, A '-. ''' II, N-f.f. a. AVE.
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t,1a SAN, Farm ~ > acr.s ~ lie county 81
: :. NIIls>ex = , Is miles from South N1io"l aiI' mo
20 m - from i'a-r-,i- i,re o ne iii.i -
81 Ron ,,, tlit-ur-s- }p., }-rH7H- p - o.--'
p; rrss. Tia. Pam SIS, = SOLD r1e1. an' NJ
nm -|ssa For u.:tc-.s-s a.rt ~.
-fs-.s wgi3
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r srau se $40 extern ~. &.
--.,aa-t@ Va'c1 % t.-4 esr,sr,sS ~
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& -so MORRIS AND ESSEN .RATLROAD-SJII-
ri NER AHRAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tpe,-
- GaT, Apnl :. Ieii
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0s.s FOR SALE. CfEAP-A Farm Of 20 acre; located
S in the centre OF the township OF Warren and IIintg OF
= Somerset: New-Jeney, i've miles from The yllare Of
1'ieiI on tho road 70 Liberty Cores. Il has large TWO
49, observation-disclosures with two tenant Houses store and
large Barn and Sheds attached &c T. 600 stand iot q
,5ra md Tavern and be divided into three afrs0e &"
50 acr., one OF 81 acres, and OF ~ ec7e plenty o
- and fnoIl,e of j. =. MERRITT,
,,,ig w. 80. - John-st. y. !.
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n ,stba,, re.eve 70 the highest BIDDER. on Vedndsy
- ,sirb d5r F lime next cook z NJ OF me PREMISE
W 10, nruuiart1-y three gt1 dweing hu>eS
Sr and about thirty 1od he og ,. T a,
80 b p nod and occupied io' paper manufacturing
- and ne noy offered lot sale IL settlement OF The esai-
-, tie late Moses Ely, d-cRnscf. =, -. ,
-s from tc fourshrne village q !" q t''g ne. f7
he U-fs. and N-s Haven cJG-i. and frfo i- irIn 20
Jy.r-- gql-fst winch aces 10 Dor hosj' i
~ y,-k \, a .,aus 81 Ihc The ui h7' tour ~
-, sr+ m. rnreh1sv modern SIC. b 'ef'ns VII -
Tr-sl u; r5i i-. ra-t,ruatg naoouHcs- nT n q ~
f,rtn ,lef gar; rui.- cl1.ns %. y = 49, t, -
Yeft -f'Y Executor, o: Ni'e5s = ec-assu
t-,-Pr-- II Jrrr d 80. g Fs-.7--s2. Nev-Yors.
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FORSALE n THECrTN OF NEEi Ai;N-A a' ,1;
9 apd sacrcS q Land ,aae9 n south 1901 5 ~ -
;c-- Trrs piazza IN the rear aRdweH hni;Hel uhoushou
40 zoo. stables Frii.TresS ATTACHED 70 me premises
For fi,ths, "a rcuia inquire o ISAAC NCHo = cors'
Of William and " asIngt,n o oil WILLIAM ftt L.
on he ~ VS..
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MINERAL WiTER>.-The undersigned having been ~.
II pointed the gent for TIE sale Of The celebrated Mineral
Waters a hissHer and BteEtet 81 Germany. seeps
anty iaud ii supply vi these highly valuable
pax with the pObe and received fresh from
the sprays ever month The reputation ot these heia
wcli established and their efficacy Universally ackacw
edged variety Of diseases. not deemed necessary
70 publish ding than ha the pGbc val always be
signed, where every information the sglect VIII be cheer
fully gwen. FLGRiAN STRAUSS.
u5s tn Agent IA TIE L :, - Beaver =. NewYork
CADlZ SALT AFLoAT-io,Ceo bushels. on hoarl ship
- Ceres, 70; sale b. GRINNELL, MlNTllRN $ co.
miJ Is Souih-stree
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FOR ~iI.t-l6at boo 10 i,l lHd hc1itiF 'u, ~. tt
- lr,n- IA t1s e>ta;a Of intre'' hf':..l .,7.
;'i tr,.,7 -s s-iEa,yr Pass, between . ~ anu s>lN
- 4eG one fiurice. and Iiilrd ara le = iHe az
containing bon. rcrcs ci tn wei So seq :. IN
Ohio -a-- on Inc premise, ea1e i'yeiih-
f.ro -,.-, hi-h rooms f'o1. a ''.isif oi'-
hg.lly. The v'eN from tg u'ems-, ein ie-> H.t-l-.
-. and Harlem sr ans! tie Islands N the sane eHc pf'
nf l.r- Island 80 re !sfasl"r7i. -,,.
Itrs., ~ grf-ss safe '1ei5- tic I'm gay "' A,} ht
,, men b.. ofer iar sac ~ pu5lc auction at ne w
Eyci1-e For is pasucu!nfs, a2py 20 @hHs" NC
GoEn ayt + icoH !" 'IIiRfh Me- Is John st,co,