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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09

D,x,yL CHTPMAS.-This eminent lawyer
hos R;otop. VT. on the esd ult. at the advanced
Sea AZ Years. He had retired from the bar Tor
geo wears, and during the forty years previous
Wss, ,,;ces were such as 10 eDtte hlm 10 Dc CON
~ as one of the founders Of the legal institu-
sas'sS the State, having shared largely as leg's-
as- 1850 LAWYER, in giving them their present
si1s ~ He figured, at different times as
s.l.ssr of the House of Representatives, as Tue
q. Penor;er of the decisions Of the Supreme
- ~. md as Member of Congress. HIS WORK on
x law Of Contracts for the paS ment oil sPecuhc
...,sp elected the warmest praise oil Jodge
80 and Chancellor Kent
g,.nrRous AFFRAY.--A farmer in Glastonbury,
! he psme of Rael Riley, was assaulted the
sSss BY two sons Of Mr.. Asa Durham OF MARI
~ ~ because he persevered in crossing the
- fa;d Danham on bis way to and from hrs coal
= RIley being thrown upon the ground, drew
IL. and stabbed Moses Duuham, young man
ssssr, Of age, the blade touching his heart Dun
Am died in about - minutes. Such is Riley S
,sr.on Of the matter The surviving brother states
s,t Riley chased them with an open knife, and
.,,bbed Moses in the back and side.
''ySN Norwich (conn Courier, 9TH.
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Passengers sailed.

IA, ca,snue from Neo Hs5Jo,5 for San Fvdneiseo
NJ. Eiza "a Russell Mrs Deborah CLEVELAND Masters
Rs1bep Cleveland, Edwin Il Clevesrd Miss Emily
Csyesnd Mrs Sarah Harper sno chln.eh, s oI ,'sn
~ssst MssTs Peterson .srtlsti, Of Plynoulh John
sDsyls NBedforo; Howard Alsnson Hill Jscoo Smln,
,s-,,cf re,ide nee uni uowu; and In the s.eefage
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FARMS FOR SALE.

o .d'o TO- o y s,s. ..o LIE sJO .SS

On FARMS FOR sALE.-A farm on the bank o
- the Hudson Of 30 acres. two miles above sayvessn
landing. The buildings substantial aud complete
Also, tbs adjoining farm OF 100 ares
Also, farm about miles below Albany OF $50 acres, on
lh- bank Of the Hudson On thus there
falling stream with ecsscade Of 80 feet.
Also. the adjoining farm OF 40 All these farms
He 10 state VI high cultivation aud the bindings con-
yenient and In good order.
Also an island OF "a acres In Long Island Sound,
mile from Milford, with mansion house - fee, square ard
farm house and out buildings Il Is accessible from the
shore by eausswsy and desirable SD res5erce.
For terms and particulars apply to
myl J. STUNT II WalLst.
n FOR SALE AT SING SING.-Ths Fills place
- - now for sale This property Il well known ~
scarcely To Tequfs description II IL located In the
vsge, adjoning the main street. and extends ba over
River Ia range with the Mountain House. the mansion Of
Gen Naid and others containing II acres and overlook
ing ihe village snd commanding 81 the
river and land prospects Of p8cs below the Highlands
The house has lawn ofi between BY
rsilrosd this property 10 IL hours travel 10 Chaberss
road station In the village NAV be haf appheao be
mace lmtnedlaely. Apply TO JOHN ELLIS New Bruns
wick N J. or n VORlS, Sing Sing.
Dated April ~, 1850. N.Y. Wv
He FOX SALE GA EXCHANt.k sUK CRY
- PROPERTY-The farm Ia Wesichegter County occn-
pied by the late Samuel 2. Mott Jr consisting Of
shout one hundred and twenty OF land on which
there IL and wehnished dwelling house In the cot
e style and extensive barns sheds and other ou houses
al erected within three years This property egiby
situated, commands view Of Long sland Sousd aud
within mile Ofthe Newfork and New-Hsven Railroad
Depot al Mamaroneck. from whence depart four or
ave times day and reach the city 10 ess than hour
For further particular ply to SAML. y MOTT on the
sdioining place; 10 THOMAS w. PEARSALIA is La Fay
s,.--p,.cs: or 70 Wv MOTT. ia. IS Wall. m2 u
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FOR SALE.

n AT PRIVATE SALE-About 80 acres OF land
-; lying Flushing Bay side the wes side Of Little
~ Neck, opposite the residence Of George Douglass,
Esq commanding a very extensive view OF Great Neck,
Long Island Sound, ard the surrounding country The
siuat very elevated being about 10 feet above high
water mark and about rods from the rosd leading
from Whitesone sushing and the Little Neck Turnpike
road
ALSO about l6 acres land situated the Bav side OPP
posie Fort sr and hall mile from the East River
and Little Neck Bay, being egbly situated for building
spot overlooking much foe country
Also, Msuhasset farm OF about IS Ecres, situated
about ons mile from thu Church The turnpike roed lead
log from Flushing Roslyn On the premises there d
house and out buildings good well Of water and
falling pond OF water This land about The test adapted
growing Of grain and grass In the neghbo hood For
price and further particulars Of h- above property apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
,,,t iy Broad st.
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ksW-EN0LAND
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW.HAVEN CONN.
Capital $4,000.
TXORSES, CATTLE, &c. insured against DEAN py
II dsease or accident
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Edwards, J. M. Andruss, J. L. Taylor
r. r. Mason J. w. Valentine.
- A. EDWARDS, President
G C. PRINCE, Secretary.
CBAs WILLS, V. s Inspector.
Applications insurance received at the Agency once,
81 WsIl-sl. N. Y. and by
" J. l. TAYLOR, Brooklyn l.. l.
e2S lmeOdt HENRY PAYSON. Wiliainsburgh, Ia L.
THE MERCHANTs' INsUR tNCE COMPANY,
OF THE CITY NEW YORK
OyFICE COR GREENWICH AND DEY SITS. OVER
NORTH RIVER BANK.
CAPITAL, $4,000
INHIS COMPANY, having their capital all paid IN, In
i cssn are prepared insure buildings mefc lsndse
household furniture, vessels in port their cHgoes &C
against loss damage by FIRE All losses pronpuy ad
jus,ed and paid,
DIRECTORS.
Levi Apgsr, Joseph NJ. Brown G V. 3. Os,rander,
A Hoppock b n Van Aukep, Valentine Kirby,
VIM Detz d. X Martin, Ely HoppOck
g. w Burnham, Freen an Campbell Ward A Work,
Nathaniel Weed, Crowel Adams, David Magic,
SAM bowman Robert Hoe VIM. HusIsce,
FieIdinp 8 Cant Theodore Marine, Robert P. Getty.
CROwEL ADAMS, President.
| CSC w SAVAGE Secretary, my4tf
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

,CeTi-k THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
$1,000 CISCO, VIA CHAGREs.-Ths new and "a.
vorile steamships -
CHEROEEE.....l 500 tuna. CAPTAIN IA Nlndie
PHiLADELPHIA.l,lO 100 uns. Captain j. Y Nicholsor
form the only direct Inns between New York and Chagre,
and 10 connection with the United States Nail steam pae
cisco.
aEpUcED sArEs oy PARE TO cHxsKEs
Cherokes. Philadelphia.
Afer Saloon State Rooms ......si25 90 slz5 90
FORWARD Saloon do ..... 100 90 40 10
Lower Cabin. ................. ~ w
All the above dine the table and have the priv
eye ofthe Saloon.
sseersge found with mattresses
and bOGrc) ................. So5 90 to5 %
Freight to Chagres ~ cents per foot Expenses on hs
iathuus borne by passengers
For freight passage apply to
ROWLAND ( ASP1NWALL, 81 South-sL N. I.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The United States Mail steam-psckes
PANAMA. l,087 uns.. Capt DAVID q. Bailey.
OREGON LO99 ulns. Capt Carlisle P. Patterson
CALIFORNIA $50 tuns. =. Capt Thos. Budd:
TENNESSEE. 800 iuns.... Capt George A. Co.'s.
CAROLINA. 500 uns....
UNICORN 600 tuns....
intended 10 form senlnonuhy line between fsnsuh
aud ports In California
noi wines and quors Passengers in the Steersge are
found with such raons furnished 10 the crew, and
with mattress and pillow. All passengers viii be allowed
free the extent OF $50 lbs
weight not exceeding 10 measurement ten cubic feet
Freight extra baggage merchandise when ken, 500
per run, and 3 per cent on ali specie.
Packages should not exceed lbs lbs weight for mule
PssseS from Panama TO Ban Bias Mazaan. SIS Soo
- San Diego. 20 I'D
80 San francisco 800 loo
NO be landed will be taken as baggage Charges
VI embaFkg and debarkns and all personal port chage
Including health fees and boat hire to be padb the pessen
gers No passage secured paid for Apply nj the Of
hce Of the Company, New-Yors = south-st 0t1
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S,UPERIOR LOUkfJphn T. Gshrrt aga'"" Sh4f-s siutn
- Mitchell MARY Under Samuel Lei, Aoson Phelps
Anou g. Phelps William +. Dodge nanei james. Horace Gree
MEah. Charles jenkins individually and as adnns
VI CALVIN Cotton Benimn A. Buck Jchn boy Jacob IA
p-ye Augustus Fke Thomas NJ PaT Samuel Sherwood Gan
C. Bupap Baok ANGEL ST. John Edward Beneni Morris
Kehu Geore W Lord Cyrus w Field Nathaniel Weed James
w. Wilson, William Snsn, Hiram Barney, James Van Nance
Daniel X Undehl Francs 81 his WIFE Reuben o. 81 and
A. UniefI and john D. Uhd-rhiL-SUs
soxs.-To DANIEL JAMES, BENJAMIN A. BUCK, AUGUSTUS
H. fIsKE. THOMAS NJ. PARK GEORGE ". LOKD, deeniants
You hereby amended compliant this
day Office OF the Clerk Of The Superior Count
the CITY Of Newfort and copy m-, ONCE No 10
Nassau in the said City, within twenty days after the serrEe lefe
Of exclusive q The day such and the sad de ndaBts fail
amended compliant Aforesaid the plaintiff will apply
the for the relief demanded said amended compan
DATED New fOrk, April 1850 JOHN q. DENERkUA,
IhwG Plaintiffs
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Es ss 1850. fzlniio

PIONEER AND EXP Es3 LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. M. and
Jpn through in 90 hours. The the pennsyvs-
Railroad Of the very best ana comfortable de-
scripdon. New packets have been placed the lne
and furnished with especial reference 70 the comfort and
convenience Of travellers snordng assurance OF quick
and agreeable journey to Piltsburgh
Every effort win be- made this the ost deslrabs
route the West
FOR seats apply at IA msrkets and NJ e. corner Third
and Chestnut, Philadelphia VIM COLDER X CO.
For further Information apply at Westst New.York
NILS r. H. HINDES, Agent
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FsEDEMPrlON LANDS SOLD TAAk5-sT.Tk
IL NtyYoET CoxrTEoLLtHs OTucI ALBlrr April H. ls'No
tee j. hereby given pursuant 81 u- ,, article Of
Revised amended BY
chapter Of 1850 that unless the snds sold for taxes at
the Capitol the City Of Albany the
December sis shall b. redeemed by the
Treasury OF the state before the srfeeah
cgv Dec,br hereof the amount for which
each parcel cold and the interest thereon al the
rat. Of per eenum per snnu the date OF the sale 20 the
lands sohi ant unfedeened will
ais Iaw6w WASHINGTON HUNT. Comptroller
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INSURANCE.

THE G2OCEES'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
s,a;ce No IL Wal, cornsr o. Pear-sL y. T.
CAPITAL. S2o0go 90. in
fztBIs COMPANY, having tbef capaal AZ Ps.sr
cAsa grs prepared 10 Insure Saldlngh rsoes &c
Hoasgsold furniture Vessels 10 port ths,r n Inland
.ynirst osa or damage by fire also, no favorable
Nsvlg CATION and Transportation, on nc d
tsrns All losses promptly adjusted ana psA
DIRECTORS ,..,x MooRE
KUFUs 3ToRy, MOSES TAYLOR, SaA. 5uRgH.LTEf,
PsfZR MAETis, aLoRcE ELDks A.. PoRTER,
fslEcIs sEfDDy, HzNsy EohY' va FosrEx,
Jas B. WILSON, ALEX a. sssseo. Isaac C. TAyLoe.
sAhxs Pitts
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TRUSTEES.
JOSEPH WALKER CYRUS CURTlSS,
THOMAS HUNT. HERMAN BOXER,
JAMES FREELAND, CHARLES q. CARLETON
HENRY Sheldon, LUClUS HOPKINS,
THOMAS s. NELSON, DANIEL @. HAVILAND,
WILSON g. HUNT, LEVI COOK,
STEWART c. MARSH, DAVID l.. SAYRE,
GEORGE HASTINGS, HENRY A. STONE
G. w. A. RODGERS, JOHN STEWARD, ia
PAUL SPOFFORD, o T. MALTBY
SEPTIMUS CROOKES, GEO. PHELPS,
CHARLES PAYEN JAMES T. SOUTTER
CHARLES II. ROGERS, FREDERICK Victor,
SAMUEL j. BEALS H. W. T. MALL
WILLIAM WATT, RICHARD BIGELOW
ALMET REED,
JOSEPH WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGORY, Weep resident
ELLWOOD WALTER, I'd Weep resident
a1s I'm CHARLES NEWC0MB, Secretary.
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1oo.1wAY INsURANCEcoMPANV'

80 HRoADwAY. CORNER OF cANAL-sT.
,,s COMPANY having their capital all PAID IN cash.
n.s now prepared to effect Insurance on Buildings,
.,..s.sns,se Household Furniture, Vessels In port ana
ss,, Csrgoss against loss or damage By fire. on me
'nen All losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
9 an Has.e6, Benz y. Camp, Mathew BIRD,
tI,,er Chsries SANFORD Hiram NJ Forester,
J ,, y ppsdr Jobn Snecker Reuben w Howes,
WIN B. Skidmore, Chester Drugs, gohn o. D O,
Wilson q. Hunt, sninl B. Ahaau'e' Len I n p pa9sr
John Faiconer, yohn b. CORES youn iS
Eonaa n Cobi John w Mesereau, Charles +. Brown,
g ~ rdnond. G. l. Ingerson William TnlslOw,
: - nv Uenua NJ Wells, Crowell Hidden.
Low" SCHUKEMAN HALSrED, President
rouv ws.y Secretary ei8 9,T&Mh
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re-. cysszEz#=:sf1 SRW-YORK AND NEW.HA-
III ts.;sis:..sstsvEN RAILROAD-O and afer

r., Cr;ss. StN-YOHk AND NEW-HA-
trsns viii cave the Canal ct Station near Broad way
Passengers sso received at The NewYork and Harlem
Railroad Office, Twenty seventtst
l. Accommodation Train at u AM for New Rochelle
MHmsroneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich. Stamford,
Darien Norwsk. Wsstpor, Southport Psir6eld Bridge.
port suatfod Milford ard New Hsven Passengers from
the WaySsrons for Albany snd the Stations the Hous-
atomic and Nsugauck Rsro sds will take this Train and
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con-
neceut River Railroads will take this Tran and Join Ex
Express Train O'Clock, M for Stanford Bridge
port Albany, and Housstonic and Naugstuek Railroads.
New Haven Hartford. Springfield aud Connecticut River
Railroad Worces er, Providence and Boston.
Accommodation Train sieAM for Nsw.Haven. and
nler@edisIe stations Hampdsn Cheshire sou,hngton
Middleiown, Hartford and Springfield.
T. Express Trsin at24, Pm. for Stamford, Norwslk,
Hew Haven, Stations the Canal Railroad, Hartford,
Springfield, Worcester and Boston
S. Accommodation Trsin as4P.M for New-Hsven and
Communication Train at $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
intermediate Stations.
TRAINS TO NETWORK
/. Communication Train at AS AM from Bridgeport,
stopping AT all The intermediate Stations
Accommodation Train at 8 IS AM from Nsw-Haven,
stopping at sill intermediate Stations receiving Passengers
from Naugaiuck Rsilrosd at Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train at $50 Am nom New-Hsven,
sengers from the Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad
and Nsugatuck Railroad
l. Express Tain at Ito Pm. lin connection with the
At bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passengers from the
Housaionic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train 81 80 M lrecsivfng Passen-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston) from
New Haven, stopping at all the intermediate sstions
g. Express Train al 10 M Tor 10 connection with Ex-
snS ssod sSns q EVEN
Ing Train from Pisfeld connects with this Tram a
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
seats In the Cara fs3ctfl r. B MASON, supt
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,19iss. TaROUGH LINE TO CALIF9R-
sa.,1Ms,kk4;gssisN MA, VIA CHAGREsIGAKkfIN

THE UNITED STATES NAIL Monday,
MAY 49, at O'clock M from the Pier foot OF Wsuen-st
N. The and elegant double CINE steamship
GEORGIA, D. D. Porter u $. Navy, Commander, VIII be
dispatched above, with the Government Mails, for the
West Indies ard The Pacific.
The books open for passage to Charleston, sa
yRnna Hsvans NeOreans and ChAgres, and for through
tickets San Francisco To secure through tickets early
apple soa mus, be made only small number remain
unengaged
An experienced Surgeon Is attached TO the Ohio. The
ccjlnmodaons for passengers OF each class unssr
passed by any steamship afoat
The for New Orleans transferred at Ha
vans the superior double engine steamship FALCON,
and proceed from Havana direct 20 New orleans
Rates Of Passage from Neto- York to Chd2yes.
State Room berth. Sandee berth. $50
Storage oerh found beds and separate table, 50
Rates Of Passage from Pdndsna TO San Francisco.
state room BERTH $500
seersge Berths found beds and separate tables $50
Rates Of passage 10 Horana and Netc Orleans.
S.aLe-fooD berths.. SIS
5andee berth, forward cabin. IS so
stsersge, found bed and board 1913 Is
Freight to Chagres will be aken at 20 cubic
foot The bills Of lading all be signed board the
vessel the day before sailing.
For passage or freight sPpy 10
myI iS,h N D. ROBERTS Iis Wes,-sl
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oITIZ EMS FIRE INSURANCE O

CITIZ EMS, FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ Walls, and I67 Bowery.
rErHiS COMPANY, with casn capital securely invested
snd largo surpus continues to insurs against Loss
sna Damage by Yire OF favorable .erns a. the City
Offices generally.
peptsI Rurtue.t Jeremiah johnson,
rhomaa McElrttb jay yarvis,
f5Se Rsker Robert Barkley,
Charles Devoe John 3. Harris,
Aonzo A Alvcrd, James Z: 6sd"bl,
William Wallace, krancis rsiIef.
JAMES 81 MCLEAN, Secretary.
October l. i34g Az ~i1
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Tori Assets W
The Trustees have declared dividend Of twenty three
per the earned premiums Of the year. pay
able In scrip, and after the second Monday In May next
The have also resolved pay interest OF six
per the OF the Certificates authorized to be
Issued In April l848 and in April lS49 TO the holders there
Of their legal representatives, and after the 18th
day Of May next Also, that the Cerfcstes Of profits Is
sued In l8i7 with the accng interest thereon be paid rs
above and ser the 10Th day OF June next and that tho
the payment OF The issues Of scrip Of lS8 89 and 1850
fly per Of the future earnings OF the Company shall
be reserved until the capital OF the Company amounts
One Million of Dollars. BY order Of the Board.
CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secretary
kesp- York, dprI IS, 1885,
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-. rUh LIVhkPOOL.-The Psekst.hiP CAh
1ffS RICK Capt Richard Adams win have irnmecisle
dispatch for The above port For freight or pss.sse
having splendid sccommodsiops, Apply on b9sfo :, '
foot Of WalLsL or 70 sPoFFoRD' TiLEsiVSS soetsst
myln
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an. PRUPEKTY AT HEHPsTEAD BRANCH, L
M roa StIE on tn LET A dnuhla Two sics-

~ l. FOR SALE OR To LEr-A double two-siSfy
house win wings. sIus ed the corner u Frontst
and FrstAv with two lots OF ground The houss main
building q by sc feet containing 10 rooms, with base
and cellar Also | small house aud two lots OF
ground on Fsssv each oi IS b. 90 feet; tn bu6ng is II
BY % feet with kitchen attached l. by Il .est Both OF
the above buildings nearly new and the gardens con-
tain number Of fruit trees AGO. cottage house, sit
usied on Third-st with lots Of ground each lot Is by 81
feet The cottage Is 50 By So feet story and eic,
tanning ard cesr For particulars to price, &C.
o. the shove property, apply to ANTHONY J. BLFECK.
ER, Z Brosd-st. " B-S.eam power " let. my3lw
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RAtss, MOP ks, and III kinda Of ,.spsr alsnuhctn
ASrers ns,erials bought end sold uSersi vvms b.
all oAUh1 DEkAICKDoH 10 and ldB Doutb-st
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1850. CENTRAL RAiLhOAD OF N. JERSEY ls5a
In -3ts.-stkss1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

r., c5ssszstKSl SUMMER ARRANGEMENTs
3*3{ ksfs1stslcommencing April l. la59 This Road
: extends ffom Elizabe,hport IS u,,les 10
White House n reducing the staging hetse~u hs ter.
minus Of the Road and Eason IS niss and to school,
eys Mountain TO II miles This line leaves bv
steamboat RED JACKET at pier N River and connect
with trains the NewJersey Railroad which leave Now.
York from foot Of CortlandsL At the same hour.
TO Schooleys Mountain, with less staging than any
other.
PAssESegR TRAIN UP-Passengers win leave New
York by steamboat from pier ~ by the New.Jsrssy
Railroad foot Of Cortandst at A. M and p. n; leave
Elizshethown at 10 A M and 6 IN
PASSENGER Train Dows--Leave White House at s. IS
An and rs NJ; North Branch AZ SIS N. ard I.5
ST.; Somervile At 10 NJ and 2. 10 Pm bourd BROOK
al 20 AM and 20 PlsDfsld Al 4. 40 AM and 40
NJ; Westheld at 6. 55 A NJ and d.; Elizabefhown a
7. IL aud 10 80 A NJ ana 20 PM
The freight train with passenger atached) VIII leave
White House NJ 5. so M Somervle 80 Pisnfeid s. Is
and Eizabeihpor by steamboat n 1880 AM Returning
leave NewYork, by steanbon, Red jacket, from pier
North River at ! Pm.
All freight from New.York intended W 90 By this Inc
must be At the boat at III O'Clock q paue being taken
through tina; day
Stages Will be Ia readiness ON he arrival Of the o'clock
train fIom New-fOrt Ell b. White House to convey pas
sengers 10 Easton, Wilkesharrs Bethlehem Allentown,
Msnch Cha h. Pa and to Pennington, Lebanon, Clinton,
Milford, Be! lehem. Bloomsbury New smpton. Wash
ngton and ,ldefe N. J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
s..urJay to d aware Water Gap, Sroudsnrg, Baritone
VILE stanhopc, 'alevDe BucsowD, and Lsckewepns lroA
Works Nc. Pa
~ u. All baggage he risk OF the owners unti de-
lyered into the actual ,ossessou of the Agents OF the
Company and checks O, cepls given therefor. aS
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pUBLic NoTlcE.suPKEnE coURT-In the matter of the
s aad s. s PRIV, sr.as s c
already oPsnsd from Forty second Harlem RIVER the
gwen BY the Mayor Aldermen commonay Of the CITY Of New
Mayor xsrmsu and c"%@oaa Of % OF ,n;i The
intend male Application the Supreme cour State Of New
the City Of New YOr Monday d day Of Jun. isso A.
the opening OF the Court that day. thereafter a. coun
tie .s sa a.ss, no, 3. Of Estimate
ssss on ra ss that Of r
the Twelfth and Nneeenh Wards Of City hid out upoa hs
improvements, touching laying on, Of Streets and Ros
N the City Of New Yo and @ other purposes" passed April 80
NV 1.a HvSRY y DAVIES Counsel to tn. corpor..ou.
ross1As.A Surrogate Of lie coun,y Of
70 % having clam.
s Ma s s M ,GSssr: s1sp 70 he :ss
sso, s second a.y 81 s.psnSss the cs
ss ss f i.s IN. q. 9Th dS Of f.s+S.Y. ESQ
.s. Sc5s s','I soss s.'tsy r,s % :. persons h.s clam.
o. sSr. No y. . "a, Isso'h street the CITY Yo on
'-.sh day Of December. is4s GARDNER s. cHApiS "'
- ADMINISTRATOR.
o. an order Of The Surrogate of the COUNT n
JfFFREY JARVIS The c % Ay, ss e.m. a.n.,
Of J. Tyoo No Os The c Ser u 4 % ,,,'
on o. bsioss he fourth day Of November H.. W..
n,s l.wen- SHELDON RUBByLI> Asmu..r.,sr.
IL PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate s- c -
Ifort, notice hereby u all persons hsv,s "
1HosAs STOUT late Of the City Of Ne~ rort dssess-J IS -
seat The Ame IN vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers Al ira, ,s
dsnce No. iS5 Allen st the City II a, ~,
day Of October New Yo u. s Or S s ~ NE
1850 CHARtEs v sIUuT A.. !. a<ish'
u2s lavem- SARAH STOUT. Administrator
EOR SALk-One second band Adams Power Fre..
II n good order sire Of plsten 24xS7 inehes. -
a2s ~ r. HOE d co - and 81 6ol5-s.
OAkUM-soo bales No. 500 do Mos Yer sal. q.
" nssnnfhcturers prices, by .
up aAfnv IsrRRJCwsnN. isa s--,1-ss
RA9s, HOPES saa Ill kinds VI p.pss ulsuuhesn
slI aAUNS SrSRfcKS0N' Is sod ise sou,b-sI :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09

SUPREME COURT, CITY and County OF New odk-Miham
SsDry against Potter j. Thomas Benam Thomas Peter Wee
ius X Thomas Marcus Hunter LII. smith, John Boyton
Wilhsm b. Whitehead, Owen r. fyn and John Rc--sunmon
for relief WILLIAM b. WHITEHEAD and OWEN X FLYNN,
defendants hereby summoned And required 70 answer the
complaint winch filed the oce Of the Clerk Of
CITY County Of New Yori at the City Hall sad CITY,
nth day April and copy Of 10 The
subscriber his Office No. 81 Wal the
City New within twenty days after tie Of such
tie day Of such and you tt 10
answer the compliant within aforesaid the plni
tbs action apply reei demanded the
plint-Daed SewYoh, April II. 1870. -
ais law6w j. w 6ILsERT. Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09

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SfS and sst-ssng yacht VIPER, tsloop rgged "a thns
cusfom-house measurement, boif IN 1913 IN me oes'
md most su slanra ner bslssed with IRON cssung.
has a good suit Of calls tackle, &c Apply 10 ID; TAFr,
Spar Yard, foot Thirds r. where The vessel to be
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