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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


GUPRFNF ,0URT-In the mater - The spp Il the
- Msof An-n aed conmoa'ly Of ihe cy u Ne~ foh RIA
o. between Rro'i~sy and Gr-sw Oh street. ,hs ri wi Of
ctyrle .ub.crh- Commissioners n Estimate and Assrs-
nue s~e entted matter sPpoited b, RUE II the
prc Of the ae Of New iof entered he lh i OF SEP
M ,rs " @ PPM. ne sat- n S Yor, =. s,, ne a. Al
A. 10 % ~ v-i Act to rsiuce several avs relating
isi1 pa,,e1 Apri tbs, the Of tie sni
og t~ ''e- OF ne ower' Of 'h - .-- ne no nicer Of .ah
hi they he maps e he conni-so~rs together - h
'a maps and DE amount Of hs A''essnt '" ether Or angs
5neit snd AL the adi' o. tae, anil 9tef i0rlneat
pbot u.ei by Ae sad Conn n1l, her pod
~ .. ~ y, -, -, l,e.b~ fr-.ie "a C,u-
sss plsee ber-.rsi,er nl.a,oned
Aad e a further give aoce Pa ,,, - 's az
Ia rrton ca-on u A-e-sH@ns and i.as I
is s 100 ,s W., =, ne oar at a1g,at Or
ss ., NJ, -, 'i s,. 'oo comp s he AM A'';asa,
snd tbat ah peo whose mt - =, ob>ct oas
~ ,ol y No. Maynard Jaaor The carp'n Of ne az Com
m.;ol,; ~ ,o -. om NE 54,e Of tbs notice, and that the
a embrees b, uis Aesflel s's -. r. ia W. f,s ciy
a - y i ,. a. beng on aohery ed .oat-ry i-'
eisrIy re Or sse u ~ pr IT, ..,,y ~. ~ n,o,ls
pre- .i, ae - he ~ Coa A. street AMI The south
-, ire fufop,tr efcept'g ni' Nos - sni N
IT. a., u, "a we.,er, d r.. Of r-eaw oi street
OF fuon street excepting ue'eirom o snowa a. 30,
'1, Ini. , ~ - .rf ' @ enc -''rtii td t.' q tr o
@
Nasb tetwceu plat tfli sH ~ et Hne in fs
r8ftI. r fie rorlery ir. side ~ cri1f street and
oui twenty feet 'ouhsry fom the ,9'ry
side tt ~ with a the lot on 'be wet
ef rect iwern. iyt 4 40 sSiy i've iert
fer nse. iofihefy ie noer, side oi colrtln stf-e
pouf fs'nf thirty four q ten incies spntsr1 from The
solfier Fulton pod .1 a hose 1T pieces, of
land li beng t~ ef-icry sdc Or West street. -
tween de Of Cnridi street and Tie sOuhefy SIDE
ofFlionie ceprs ihefeir. lets known a. Nos 49, lol
IN. i2g. and i20 Wet street
po aie lots pees parcels q land m the nor'hry and
Johnet broadway AMI Pearl street
me peces parcels Of id On the ~tster' ie Of
lroadwa from i75 Bfoawsy 10 No 1Di Broadway, nc1sve
he pees parcels Of and The eaef and ~eiefy
n Nassau street from so - Nassau street % w. Ntsssn
street n.y~ s0 a-o al e s pieces pae Of land on the
EASTERN westerly sides OF Dutch kuoSn Nos 10
ard 0ustfee and also s the ot prces Il land On
wes'eri, Of william street. from No ~ William street %
II5 ncsve; togeher sfh tle ot- on h- east
Wilanlsef inclusive, and ap ~ the los parcels Of
land on both God No. Gl street No 80
Gold siee'. inc lsve. excepting 40. 80 Coll street
And also an The pieces parcels land the nsthe y ard
souilry a. Barring slip between tie eist~ry SIDE OF Pearl
street and le westerly - = Of Fr,nt street
ADD The esd further notce hat her report
the will be made and preut % the supreme Court "
SPECIAL Term o the sad Court 20 b. held
CT, Hal 81 New fork, the h MONDAY Of sep
TENDER next ng the ID day seaienef ol o. clock
hat day thereafter counsel BE- heard
Dated New lork, June 10, ls'h
MOSS NAYNARD, Jr
JOHN STEWART Commissioners.
,.z2f VFNO G.. HANCE
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r. ss1a<e[-NEW-fORh AND NkW-HA-
49, EGT@~vxs>yNE RAILRoAD.-On and amer
"Wednesday, April a. the following
trains VIII leave the Canslst Station. R,'osdvsy-
Passenger sifo received at me New-Yors and Harlem
l. Accommodation Train At II AN for Ne~-Socoells,
hamsronecS, Rye Pom Chester, 0reenwich stanford,
DsFten, Norwslk WcstpOr Southport Fsrhsd, Bridge
port sraiford Milford and New-Hs Passengers fron
the Waysstons for Albany and the stations the Hous
atomic ard Nsuga,ocs Railroads. will Jake is Train and
stop Bridgeport Passengers from Wsystauons for Boz
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con
nectcu River Railroads viii sss this Train and Join Ex.
press Train al New-Hsyen
Express Train al O'Clock ~ for stamford, sridgs-
PORK Albany and Housslonic and NsugsncL k.slresas.
s ssT ssvs ~o ms.d sgnsss AID sP Boston
Accommodation Tam sI9 A N for Nsw:IayeE. and
Intermediate stations Hampton. Cheshire, souihngien.
Pislnville, Warrington, Avon TarGfls and Connsytas
sddstown ss, .,s and sPungfsld:s ,.,,o,. uo,a
Bridgeport and Housatonc and Nsugstucs Railroads,
Hew Haver rpd stations the Canal Railroad, Hsri'osd
Springfield. Worcester and Boston,
s. Accommodation Trs,n Al 4 t.M TOR New-bAven ana
nil the lntermediBs Stations
commu.aIion Train Al $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
TRAINS 70 NEw-YoKK.
l. COmnn aton Train al SO An. from sndgepon,
Stopping al all the Intermediate stations.
q Accommodation Train al g. - AN. from New Haven,
stopping Al ell Intermediate sIaons receiving Passengers
from Ns1garuck RG'roed at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train 81 $50 An. from new.Haveu,
sengers nom the Hartford ard NswHsycn Canal Railrosd,
ard Heugamck Railroad
4 Express Train al lie Pm GIN connection with the
Express Train from Boson) from New.Hsveu, stopping
Brio geporI ana Stanford receiving Paxseuges from Tie
Housaonie Railroad a. Bridgeport
5. Accommodation Train a. 4ys I'm trseeivng fnsec-
gers from The Accommodation Train iom bos0n) from
New. Haven, sloppng a. al The Intermediate stsrons
g. Express Train al $40 M Tor II CONNECTION with Ex.
press Train from BosIon) stopping al Bridgeport Norwsn
and Stamford, arriving 10 NewYOrk 81 1870 PM Even
Ing Train from Pitsshed connects With this frsir o,
Psssenge requested procure hsfore taxing
sests In the Cara asoni D. MASON sapt
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.6~sS REGULAR MAIL LINZ BEs
ExS1Sgya< 5reTWFEE BOSTON AND NEW-YOhk,
via sionington aud Providence.-inlsnd
route sitaoui hriy change Of cars or baggsge!-fhe
steamers &. Vanderbilt, Captain Joel stone, and
C0mMODORE, Capt William n. frsree, IN connesior
With The sonnglon and Providence ana boson and Prov-
dence Railroads leaving New-York daily, Sundays az.
ceped RON Pier North River FIRST wharf above Sat
ieTy Place nj o'ceck, p. NJ and eIoningson 81 o.
clock z NJ upon the arrival Of tbs mail train from
sossou These bu expressly for the rouis,
and every respec, particularly adapted the naga
ton LOug-Issu Sound The accommodations for pas
sengers commodoug and comfortable the ofcers CO
pabr experienced The route being e shortest ana
direct hetweep Boston and NswYork passengers
enabled TO arrive IN ample rme for the morning ines Of
steamboats, and railroads. running 20 various potnu frcn
those cities The @. VANDERBILT will leave New.York
Tussday Thursdsy and Saturday Leave stoningon Mon
day, "Wednesday ana Friday The COMMODORE VIII
leave New-Yorh Monday Wednesday and friday Lesvs
sionington Tuesdsy, Thursday snd Saturday B.-Pss-
ssngers the erya Of the steamers Sonngton pro-
eeed Immediately In the splendid rsilroaL to Prov
dence and Boston. ssggagemsster accompanies eac
train and nom Boston For passage, berhs slateroou
freight applications may he made 10 the agents n
wharf sud al the once II esttery-place. -
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\ restrictive FGNs - ItepY-Ab)lt o c'ooS
- ro-uirr the large block situated on the cDFn'
n River and Adams So. toeetaer win ia,Ss
- bgilding In the rear with several "Dll"h
y-.li,e, were totally consnmed ~ hfe. lac
.s,ers as near as We coa.t gscorsain, are as ~
-. pArte & Brctner, Chair ic.ory, ?rlAclpt. o.
~ Ne, frsm $40 000 o. $50 900, Insured from
80 70 $1,000; FroVs s. Corps, carpenters,
=, ,,l now; Y T Davis grocer loss unknown;
o.. ponstead. loss - 900, insured >l5 700; John
y Uts,Loes Brtannis. Inqu0isctDry, insured
80 extent. loss n0t known. The three story
Z - ,egr building was occupied by Fellows x
ON. gith planning msch'a ny, &c. loss unknown,
IL, liz isree; the two ie~ o. brick buildings were
s,sJ by Abraham NASH had been recently con.
e,ac,ed haviog been bcrre about two years ago
~ we're partly insured Thu tptol loss will prob
Nv range from S5oGno to rs GOO. The disaster
S-5vs o1t Of employ men, soous 80 men
Troy Whig, 2lst
TAI SALEM FIRE The S0lem Gozeile lays
-, usssrs. =. A. q Il. ". smith lost, at the
ayoins Of their factor. oi Wednesday night, over
soo o30 Of which Si3 5rp are insured, namely at
Ia HJyehe Osiio-, 81 O00 st the Bowdtch, -. 500;
|, the Neptune and National lnsursuces Offices
Bo,ton, "a, 600 each A los OF candles, specially
s.red for $4,000 aid stored on the what, we're
turatsly preserved. The origin OF the fire il
tslk anscooontab'e, as il broke out a. distance
an ihe engine, and Ia place OF no particular eX-
s,ure The most comuOG impression IS, tina, the
66,s cssshi By an accidental sp1-k from the watch
ban 5 lantern.
Fms AID ROBBERY ~ KEETUcKY- learn
en- the Louisville papers that the residence of
Ion. Humphrey Marshal, Member Of Congress
,Orl that District, near D-aH1on Springs, on the
lertocky River, WAS DESTROYED by fire on last
Wednesday night, the family barely escaping with
seir lives and a few valuab'es From the fact
lat upon examination of the trunks saved from
.e FIRE, one was foIni riasd Of its contents, the
r. was no do1ht. the WORK &C AN incendiary.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

.92&tG MATTE u aaILsrs,.sss,ii,er CIV
PsSf BETWEEN NEw yOsK H.Vs
MA, NEW ORLEANS, AND CHAGREs-r,aeb,ps o.r
Charleston ard Savannah land and recsve p.,.nger,
and msils
Office al III "esitt corner Of wsrreu-s.
The new and splendid steamships
OHIO
Capt James Findlsy seheDck U. 8 Nsyy-som una
GEORGIA
capt David D. Porter Z. Mays no tuns
FALCON
Capt H. J Hsr's,ein, S Nsvy-l soup,
AL the vessels OF this Company have double .po.. O,
the best construction and accommodation for
that are unsurpassed.
TIE steamship OHIO viii sail on her regular d.v FRI
DAY June 2sih q, O'clock M from the mar foot Of
Wauen-si, North River
The passenger by the Ohio 10 Chagr.. viz Ina r.r.s
red at Havana to the Falcon and proceed direct from ia
TO ChaRres.
Freight to New oreans2 eents per foot (eubc soscs
to Havana half per cent
For freight or passage apply at the oca corner ws,,
and "srren-'",o MO ROBERTS
Rates Of Pa''10s Through
Ny. Pansma 10
to chssre' San francisco
sisie Room. ''.'''...............slo0 $40
stancee brrh'''... 90 $500 or $50
sieerhse, found bed and board. 50 $50
Rates to Havana ard N orelns
Susie h"om'.' ........-............s15 SIS
surdee beIin......................5 s. so
sleernPe found bed and board ... 25 Is
ZEN t29h
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r., cz1sszszsl NORRIS ANDE-sk Rail.
~ ..s.;;ss. q OAD.--PAssENGER TRAINS
lsndsts AN. and q P Nj fssse Newark 81 A H. and 81
A. M
lisp NJ; MonisioWD, 80 A. VI and 225 P Nj Madi.
son 7 s. NJ and 2 a. p 81; Summit 7 ~ A. NJ and
sos NJ Mvi e,7 50 A. NJ snd 3i5 P. NJ; Orange, $50
A. NJ and 8 IS P NJ.
FRtISHT TRAIS.-Lesve Dover A. NJ; leave New.
York HAM
ORAHSE aoRsE CAR.-Leave Orange 7 A NJ and $50
P. l.aye New-Yoss IL 50 A. NJ aud Sis P NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way Al North and South Orange, Miiiyle Summit
c. sthan, Madison, morrslowu Morris Plains Oenvile,
RocksvAy and Dover.
Al Dover stages connecting with tbs A. NJ passenger
train leave for suckssunuy stanhope, Newlon, Hackets-
town and Hope Dsily, Milford and oweg) on Mondays
W sdresdsys snd Fhdsys snd for Sparta Johnsgn0urg
Blarsiown Columbia, Delaware Water Gap, Sgroags
burgh continuing t. tbs Lackagenna Works, passing
through Bsronve stADhoPs (Ps Smith ravs.a, Nes-
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and returning mes,
the 2 NJ tTsinsfOT New-York
the arrival 81 the NJ aud P trains from and meet The
A. NJ and P. " irsius Tor New-York
Al Mouisovn slsges lesvs arrival Of the A. ".
passenger usins for Mendhsm, Chester schcoey, Moun-
tain Wsshi gton Beyiders aud Easion daily aud meet
the P. NJ trains 'or Na~YUrk
Also for Backing Ridge on the ARRIVAL OF The r NJ rsin
returning next morDog connecting with the A NJ train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN.
Ia addition TO the shove irsns, express train
will commence running on July 5Ih next and continue
I'll h1rh Louce
leave Newark The arrival Of the A. Phila-
deptiG proceeding directly 10 horristown and Dover,
where casges VIII be 10 reidDess 10 convey passengers
10 SchOoeys Mountain, arriving 10 time for dinner.
This usn h gong up will receive ard deliver passea-
gers only a, The following stations Orange, Mve sum-
mil Chatham, MsdsOn, morristOwn aud ROckavay
Returning will leave Dover Al 5 P. NJ and Monis.own
a. 81 stopping for passengers AZ all the regular
uors and connect With The 7! p NJ train 10 New-York
Passengers 10 procure their tickets before taking
their reals In he ears.
Tickets viii be received only the day when purchased.
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L. Eszs5 Ssw-yogK a sKIs snl
III S&s-Sss-l<s ROAD -hFW sOurE III sUFsA

~ -E;zsis R6sb -sf~ = sSurs ~ sGrs1
Lo-sammerA rrsnxsnsoi-co Common
Law New yosi sbr Binghsm.ou glnirA Cornins Ne
aeyS Rochcsief sufsio Az ntsrnrt,ais . ace. dsy
.ssndsy, sI srtrSl ~ .tesrnbost THOMAS rowELf'
ruu per foot of Ousre-si
sreeffssisrd supper % oo.Id The bosL
EAP1ts. IsAis = y 4 sioPping oEy Al e;srmon1
rowshurs. Deposit Latesbono sinshsmtcp. O~ego Wa.
fery, Fseory vsl Elnlirs and Jef-Sso arriving De
<,,sks ~ - -! 80 y, o 49, 70 g ~, ~
arrive 81 oeocb next morning
st.ons-ervtng COrDs the evening 10 81 o'ck
s:e station.
sueeruG CseseS, Go.heI Mid etown CusVlie Port
"a 80 he stations IVES % POn lewis Passengers
Ake rhe Express Tram froe Absoy. arriving Al Buffalo
evening Passages for i,hacs cAyuEs Bndxe snd
susguris-ss RslrS5 :. Oxeso Sach leave a, n-fiasly
the arrival o. tie Eie ains Passengers for rogs and
scltaT. sSfosd =. cOrsins SAGE. cave ssTo~.ssrs
oeposa, Lsa-sooo blnxh@nioR, O~eso Waveciy, (sse-
TRANS - 'SEss iSS94HE
ExPRsss TsAIE esves t-usys n 81 A. NJ stopping .
LAIsl0ro', Deposit Nsrovsourv Pom Jsrvs Niddisown
sossen ches,.. suaerns, and Pieruonh striving IN New
WAY AND Man TK.rs leaves Corning at 5 ~ AM stop
ping Al al the stations and arrives NewYork ans Is Pm
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva - > 8 VI and
Cortns Al NJ sioppng 81 al the stsons west u Porn
Jews Hnd NJ Mddclo~n Gothen, Chester. Susrns ard
FisImont arriving 10 New -YOrs at9A AN
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousviie ~ a. A. stopping nj a
The stations, and arriving in New-Yort at 10 50 A N
" special Train on Mondsy morning l4ev4, Pom
geIvia at 80 stopping all the sssuons ard arriving
In New York at 10 M
NEwBuEGB BRAscH leaves Newburgh At ! AN aud So
h and Pm connecting with he tsins going Wsst
Leave Chester al o 50 Nj and Is ~ and IS ? NJ or
on arrival OF Tie trains from he West Frsshi trains leave
New burgh 81 5 N and Chester al rs PM
FRIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane a. si6PN
freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo snd places
West taken by Express freight usrs and IL forwarded
mySu CHARLES MINOT. Superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ RE 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leave. PHILADELPHIA Daily, Al O'Clock A. N. and
sPA through IN so hours The the feunsyva-
ala Railroad OF the very beat and comfortable do
s.rpdon. New packets hsv. been placed op the tns.
ARD furnished ih especial reference 20 the comfort and
convenience of travellers s6ordng the Of quick
and agreeable journey " Pittsburgh
Every sno will be made render this the desinbLa
10 the Wesi
FOR seats spPly al ia hsrsetst and .. corner xtast
and Chestnut Philsdephs. WIN. COLDER co.
FOR tickets and further iniormapon apply 81 Westa
Nev-YorH. mle r n. HIND -, ARsnl
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r. cszzEsszzl- JUCLOCk LINE II
~ 49, FOR II psoN .ad 49, $50


LANDINGS The steamboat UDSON, Capt VIM n.
er, will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedsrst
Monday Wednesday and Friday, snd the steamer CO
LUMBlA, Capt y. King Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday O'Clock connecting with the stages New
beTgh Kingston ard CaisaLL
HUDsoS AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD The passenger
rsus Of This Road sfer March 25 will Hudson and
Wesl Ste kbridRe daily Sundays excepted, follows
Leave Hudson st7 A ana 2 - r. NJ. and West Stock
bridge ~ 7 A. "a and p. M
Freight trains, with passenger car attached, viii leave
Hudson at II A. NJ and West SiockOridgs, At 10 81 NJ
Passengers by the monng tam from West s,rdge,
may take The day boat for New York the bOs Tor Poa III
keepsie and thence ty Railroad to NewYok by O'Clock
P NJ Fare by latter route from Hudson, not exceeding
81 IS
Passengers by the evening rEin will ind the
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and
the fare Of those boats will 10 low any other evening
boat he uyerffom s. 50 downward "a the ne boss
may act the example
Through uokeiS from Yves, Stocsbridgo TO New-York
81 So and the fare 10 returning Passen should
recoec that this fare includes berhs which, excluded In
the fares Of other rOgles
The usins from Hudson both morning and evening
with The Of tho Western Roads heretofore.
les en- T WATERMAN SupL
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49, FOR so-rONa VA NEWPORT

~r FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT 4
e. ~ FALL RiNER--Bv the soendid snd
Superior sseaIn-rs SAY STATE snd EN-
PRE- STATE, Of gre. sb aud sfe-d, particularly
adopted The Navigator ~ Long island Soand ug
In connection with the Fs River ard Cclory RslrosS
distance Of IS ui.es to Boston only
Leave pier No North River. ncsr The Battery
The steamer Af STATE, Capt Wai Bows % Tues-
dave, Thur,dsys, and Ssmrdsys ats P
The siesmsr EMPIRE STATE, Capt BeuJ Brsysou,
on Mohdsys Wednesdays, snd Frli.ys, 40 4. n
This Lire IA the ouy hat direci ~ Ns~por
Ihese s'esuers are htied with commodous .iserpoDs
and every arrangement for the s-caFiy and comfort OF
passensers who afforded nv this rOR1 rghts ress
on board snd arrival Fall River proceed per rail-
roso reaching Boston early he following morning. o. can
remain on board getting their breskst n WISHED fo 40
nl hes Sring OF the accommodation train At o. N
which reaches Boston al about 8. Al
Baggage master l. sitarhed TO sach steamer who re-
ceiyes sno tickets The beggsge ard accompanies he
sane To lie destination
The for ps.s,g- aud 1hs phc. Of rooms the
same NJ by other lines
A steamer runs IN connection with this line 10 and
nom Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight to Boston Il taken At The rates by the
other regular Uses snd forwarded with greater exped
ton by Express freight uzD, which leaves fs River
every morning, SUNDAY excepedl al O'clock for Boston
and New Bedford, arriving at i destination al or sboa
II A Al.
For freight sppy or board NJ the office Pier, 8
NORTH River For bershs apply on board
fiji desired to them shesd application may be
msde t. TlSDALE BORDEN, Ageno,
10 n eat
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FARMS FOX SALE.

n FARMS FOR sALE.-A farm on the bank Of
he Hudson Of 30 sores two niles above Stuyvessni
landing The buildings ara substantial and complete
Also the al joining fArm " lO0
Also arm shout nles below Albsny o. $50 acres on
hihre stream win acsscade u 10 fest
Aso. the adjoining farm 81 40 acres Az these farms
are IL state " high cultivation and the baidings
Also, island Of "a In Long Island Sound, ore
nle from Milford win mansion house 81 feet square and
shors by ehusewAy and IL desirable Summer residence
js1 avn IVY J. BLUNT. II Waist
Pr toLs TRy SEAT ON THE HUDsON.-FOr
san iarn ofabon 30 acfes IN me village Of Hastings,
nrs fofn the city The house Ia new built OF stone
n ns sabsiAntsl mannsr 10 modern style, with IS
ga LsA ~ tho most commanding views OF the
fys sAd sdlssni srn9fY II 1nlos unusual picturesque
yrasfsf via sopysnisnce and retirement The grounds
sss 10 Hnsti fsdsf well supplied with great vsrety of
ssA ms ~his or part will bs sod on application to .he
pFpsif m Ne premises, al Hastings the Hudson " Y.
myo In ALEXANDER BIRNIE.
IN ron SALE, OR EXCHANGED FOR CITY
W FROFEKTY good Farm Of 80 or 24O Gees situ-
~ sied In DuIehess Csanly bet een Poaghk-epsie and
hyde ral two mile, fr,m sssmbos. and Raj Car aid
iBquireof A. NJ TANNING 10 second-.t,
ioA w. before Jam, bto7Pm ", at 50 Stanton.
"a 40 LET, OR FOR sALE-An elegant rev
three sofy and siiie house win basement and coun.
Ftth-Sv. finished ready Tor Oceupanon with al
Ge modern mprOvcs@4.1,' Pie. sc so INQUIRE Of
IelO Sw' between Thirtysecond and Tnirty.Ihrd sts
% FOR sALE-A small farm OF seven acres choice
snd, with good dwell ing, barn, carriage DO ise X:
shout OK miles from the city, and in healthy location
For further Information apply 10
iels lw' hONAHAN BEERS, rs FronisL
BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS.
AS CHEAP, IL NOT CHEAPEh than any
E ~ holessle or retail In New-York. A hand
TX some assortment Of Ladies'. ,yS and Misses Eats
W. OF almost every hind. Al YOUNGs So Bowery,
between Hesier and Grand sts. jel0 2T'
III FASHIONABLE HATs.-JaE finished, the
AlA most splendid article offered Elegant Preach
SIX HAS a he low prize OF g. 1T1s ~ sof Il -.
Also an srucle 81 3! -. Neat Hats Al a. BROWN,
ie2Z In l56 CansiEt one ooo' from Sullivan.
n JUST RECEIVED nom saxon Germany,
NJ 10 oftbe o-si ain ging Canary Birds imported
HSVA Also ten Bulhnchea, that whistle three cel-
X1ebfsed iuneG together with other fancy birds and
eHgvs 10 be sold a. $50 howery. je5 In
N - TIKI LARGEST assortment OF Bedste.ds,
ME- beds Mattresses and Fe4lhers ever offered Tor
sale. a. n WILLARDs WgrehOuse, 80 Chat
ham al cor of Nuheryst The attention Of house tscper
and Others 10 particularly called 10 WINS patent dghi
and en scre- bs4sesd Old beds ren0vsiod co.'s Whole
sale sna r~fsf ie4 I'M
RANK OF -ALIsBURY.-Ths notes u ne Bank
a. Salisbury, MARY land redeemed by Z. HOU0hIOh
- " l-iaInsL a. per eensdiseounL leS lyDkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

ATEWl DIRK SUPREME COURT-CAROLINE DUNBAR "A
infant ty h,r guardian Simeon Alderman, JOHN
X. DuNBAR-Sumnous. To the named john X
S You hereby summoned 10 tie complaint filed
the eleventh DAY ol May 1870 The Office the Cek Of
the City and County u New lork aud copy your
ofce No ~ Broadway The City ofNe~ YORK. With
twenty after tbs hereof exclusive the DAY Of such
ii m the compliant aur-sad, the
plaintiff will sppy the Court the City NJ the City Of New
lok, Monday Of september thousand huairt
and fy Al 10 ok the forenoon, Tor the relief demanded the
and for he Of referee 20 take proof Of The
s and forth sad compast suck
her other order the shall Deem premises
Publication ordefsd May Ill., l-to
ALEXR kUtSHEEDr Paufs Attorney
mylIlawlswTu ia Broaigry Me- York.
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NrEWY0Rk SUPERIOR COURT.-HENIY BKEvOORT

NEW TORk SUPERIOR CoURr-HENR BREvoORT
~ a0a,H MATTHEW A BOLMEh sod oth-rs-In Pursuance
Of Of Tie Superior Of the City Of New York.
expose day of July 49, u O'Clock
Merchants Exchange the Cy Of New iork al that lot
land situated the gh WId Of thu City Of New fofs. bou ii
and trt follows Brzurug point the @sst- size
Meertfcet distant y eight feet norhery the nlnh
Is Of ward and Mercer tee running thence easiey
parallel With How ara street iy GIT feet Dche thence
norsfy parallel With Mercer feet nces
eaer and psrse wh Howard thirty feet four
noie- ftley paa-i with Mercer along
formerly g the estate ~ fa Lawrence deceased twenty five feet
four inches thence westerly and parallel e H0gti street
inchrs thence southe parallel with Mercer
feet westerly parallel With Howard street
inches; souher AID qa-l Mercer
eahf h-; thence wesy and parallel Nth Howard
y inches. through the Of the nohery wal
the there The sad wall beng val
thence souiher Mercer feet place
beEurlg number llr mercer -Dlied
ke~ lora June H. $50 THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff
H. l. kixfH. ATTY. ie2 2aw3W