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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
FOR SALE.


o. EOk sALE-ELMiRA MILLS. ar ELainA,
marg River, n one q he most pleasant lows, \
Railroad where IL IL ntersecled by branch connecting
with the Albany and Buffalo Road Is offered very low
leaving Elmrs il yielded FOR several yesrs net profit
equal per cent the cost. Terms Onethrd cash
s sDp Sa NafHhN N GoUID Ep or 70 s
proprietor, IN Montreal, Canada East
esz ABBOTsFORD.-Forsa sale, large villa los the
~ Hudson River, 80 minutes ffom Thirty. thrdst by
the Hudson River Railroad Ths, beautiful property
recently owned BY Col Jas Hamilton and Dr. Getty lying
mani on The H. r 4 has be-, laid Ia large villa lots
OF CREST beauty each lot commanding magnificent view Of
tie Hudson River and the Tappan lea TINS properly Of
fered 10 e public low prices and accom- fatng Terms
o. payment Tie leave toe Depot al ChRn1-rssL y.
az. q 4 n B. y aud P "; returning leave Deafman
ses and 10 RoBT Ii. ELTON, 20 hsssan.s aud lS
PeallsL myl 5ios-
a.. COUNTRY KEsIDENCEs.-Fors sac, aboa.
tr tiXiy Of iand one mile south OF baetnks ana
A three miles north " iouke-s lying west Of the North
River Rosd snd fronting tbs Road ana Hudson River;
laid out Ia building ses u from three 10 twelve acres le
havir a commanding view Of the Hudson and The
Ess vr s35s5 SSIs9 ls1ne Ne &c Maps &C can
between Eighth and Ninth avs 40 I'M
"a FOR SALE-A new one story cottage, with out
bs buildings aud q Of good land ony ave minutes
M fror the depot Of rarrytown. There IL ioe
known the Andre Brook running rough the premises
also M extensive view Of The river Ii would b desira
bic residence gentleman doing business IN thu city
Possession given Immediately and bus little cash required
Apply, as above, % myi1 ~ >. N IHOhAS
ga FOR SALE OK 40 RENT.-A large COVE
= nieul dwelling house, and lot attached situated 10 me
AA north part Of STAFFORD Conn avery desirable rest
derce Tor family wishing 10 spend the Summer 10 tbs
cuunn with small expense for rent Direct communities
lion wid New York by the ~ and II. and Naugst1ck
Railroads daily TENS moderate. For lrmatOn
irgtire Of NAFIS & CORNISH. 267 PearlsL N. Y. or
BENJAMIN BLAKEhAN Srslf1rd. my2i lw'
90 A PRIVATE sALE-Fye aces Of and situated
~ or ana between One Hundred ehd eighiyhfh and
1- One Hundred eightystVh STA nun ling from tne
Old Boston Post Road Ihe Harlem River Ga the said
lad there a considersbls amount oi timber aud many
beautiful building For price and further nf)rmeton
Of tie above properly apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECk-
ER Auclloneer BrOadsL myD wv
SezR FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-Six lots OF
IL. ground well sllustrd Ia the Guy OF Toledo, Oao,
~ 2lxI00 feet each, will be sold lew for cash or ex'
CHANGED for real 10 Albany New York or Brooklyn
for mechanics as the city 10 raplfY
innrovin1 FOR psrcua lars inquire OF x. r L. SPELL.
NAN Albany J. b. SPELMAN, 80 Cedar-sL New
York myl5 lmsod"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
The Climate of California.

Tie following results Of Meteorological Journa
kept in California from July PC, 1919, to April J.,
1850 have been forwarded to Tile Tribune. They
will be found exceedingly interesting:
Iat Iony 1919 CIV
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rI'O PRINTEks-For sale lew, for cash, "a Adams
25xa. Apply OF direct to w. g. 81 Crosby New
l7J RscesI Philadelphia Also double medium Prst.
irg Press Manufactured b. Dow, plslen SK3s for "a
low. Apptyu shove. my0 a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
: BENJAMIN,s BRASS SPRING

@S BENJAMIN'S BRASS SPRING
~ NTRusGRS Us Beeknsn-& ~ Y) never
%sai Or rust rem ne x @S,'r fs q nf P1..
sure graduated from 50 he wihouis osefpad, which
does great inury the spina SIX dsys TIA gwen ana
not peri,.:tiy sails faetory money retlrred- -
fhompsOn's Trusses al reduced rresA ob sodH
DUBIc sOTIcE-sUPREsE cOURT.-Is ne matt, Of ne
srplcsonofus Mayor Aiernes and coHmoslLy o. hs -
o'tsE iork relative % tie opening 4 Fihsf11s ron W.
dr-i and fry 20 the Har.n h'ef ne iss
WAR; Of sad PubLe noiee h.l,oy svsn y ls 49,
Couortty Of The CITY Of Ns~fo pur.nG1t y .tt11
IA sseh sds 14 provided A-i he a. ss na,o'
Co,1nonaly ~. City Ss~ fors nfe1 10 r,s
n. srtr-fn- Cosr % New 1E AZ secA Term -
the .ad Csusf Lsd City Hsn TIE ~ % s-s
HoDiay Of 1850 al thsopenaz ne -s
Day thereafter eosnsl b hs-rs f ne aPpos
% aBd Assessment 70 he aoote 30
matter TIA. he nur. Of the nruven-nf ms
ofenng from One Hrrtrst az ihrJ
u Harlem River "a the W.rt q ths CITY Of Nrs Ion.
lad syon map plan 81 tie sai ehJ ~ ue Q. ~
ecl-d improvements touehias NE hS ee
-,s su ,.. d. ca, of Fs. Ioh ard or ossf perPose,,
paSs.s Lprl d leT-Dat1d sew fors, May LEI, lso1
N.Y. Ma HENRY n DAVIES. Coans-a 70 'ns eoFp''sNo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

- rN-- iesli4Ai MAIL LIME BK.
y So. lA FER bOalCN AND EfN.fOKk
" t'lrrflr fat ~ rieucs.--i Oh I'D
route glif0s fr7 rfsf o a. cen. of ha..sfe 80
s-etil ~ a. AANpLht.if Lsr..n Joei rrant. 81
COMMODORE, tarL ~ t-a u. s.fl4. b. c.,-as.fara
w'N Pc ronn goo a.N r - l a-i nl..on ENG r,ovr.
dercs PHr'rf rrrile Nrvr. ofk ds.,, tsis-i4e. "a.
rer'eH Fcm Per NoI.h frs-s, t1si vasIf sbsva a.
tey Place 81 oclecs, r. "a. and siolinsion a 3 e.
clock p 81 or upor stU EirI "a. - lie .s lfs. fnsu
Porun Tkese fenmers were hri cxpTesy .oT The nou.A
ard are IN every respec particularly adapted the nsvls.
sepeers are eonmodious and CONFERENCE.-The ocers e.
pshe and experienced Tho route being tho shortest ans
most direct between Boston and NewYork passengers are
enabled arrive IN snpls time fos the morning lines N
steamboats, aud railroads running 10 various points from
those cities The C. VANDERBILT viii leave New. Yofh
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday Leave Slonington Mou-
day, Wednesday and Friday. Tue COMMODORE wiH
leave Hew-York Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Lssvs
e.onington Tuesday, Thursday sad Saturday B-Pss-
songefs on me arrival Of the steamers at Sonngton pro-
49, nhmSoseJ N ne splendid railroad Provi-
oenee ana Boston Asgeage-msser accompanies each
usn % AID hor Boston. For passage bertha s,sterooms
or height applications may be 70 tbe sg.nls ON the
wharf and q. the once 10 Bsiery-Dlace A
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LIFE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK COMB1N NED.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office n Wall.et

UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office n Wallet
Guaranteed Cgsh Capital 90 COO
This company beside the usual insurance for tenn OF
yeers or the whole OF lie, The granting u annuies and
erdowmenis will issue policies FOR ony not exceed
ing CO., payable stthe age of a. 50 50 years 10 the par
ties insured Or in % death before arriving 81 one u
thoe ages. payable TO Their heirs sssgnsby mis- mesns
uat'ug certain provision for their families 10 case Of
DEATH End also for selves IN the eyeat II misfortune.
sickness disability from age should they safvVe Ia
eursuce may thu made either with without pgrtci
patton IN the profits The premium heing nrofornoGa5ly
lees IN the lsuef ceGe.
fugTsu, % capital above from soy whsisveL be
impaired The s1c khoders shsl Immediately make II good.
FREDERICK SHELDON, President
J EADIE Jr. Secretary.
JoHN A STEWART, Acluary
PTuspecUses. with rates and every Information, eau be
~ Al he Office n Wall-st Iny2D eodim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

DAkK or sALIsBURT.-rhen o,ss q %, Sal SAL
Def SALISBURY Marylsnd rsdseued 81 B. hOU0hrUns
Is Wlpianss 3 pr essa tsseaak 80 WA"
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

~eSsz> THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
ILEk& CISCO VIA CBAGRES.-The new and ~
vorite steamships
PHILADELPHiA.l,lO 90 IuIs. Capt. Robt. III Pearson
Form the only direct line between New ork and Chagres
ard in connection with the United States Mall steam pack
eta IN the Psche-s sommonby hns through 70 san FrSn'
cisco.
Cherokee. Phnsdelphis.
Afer Ssloon State horns.......Sl25 90 sl2 %
Forward Saloon do. 100 0O 100 90
Lorvar Cabin .----.---.-...... 80 %
All he above dine al ihs ssme abs have the prisI.
6ieerage found with mattresses
and board) ........,........ s6b 90 e65 90
Freight to Chsgres 10 cents per foot Expenses on the
Isthmus borne by passengers
Cor freight passage apply 70
ROWLAND & AsPlHWALL, 81 South-st N. Z,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United States Mail su-psckeis
,06I tuns.. Capt David q. Bailey.
OREGON......LO99t uns... Capt Carlisle ?. Pater.oa
CALIFORNIA l,050 tuns... Capt ThOs Budd.
fENNESSEE.. 800 tuns. Cspt George A. Cole
CAROLINA.... 600 mns. -. Capt II. l. Whitney.
UNICORN 49,. 500 tuns.... Capt J. Y NichosOI.
are intended 10 form semimonlhly line fanams
and ports IN California
not wines and liquors Passengers In the Storage sre
found with such raous furnished 10 tho crew. and
with mattress and pillow. All passengers will be allowed
space for personal baggage free, to the extent of go los.
Freight extra baggage merchandise when ksn 800
per lun, and per cent on all specie
Packages Should not exceed Us lbs. weigh for mule
e.rt, ge Cabin Spge.
Passage from Psnama TO San Bias Msxasn SIS eS0
Gan Diego............ go Us
San Frsncisoo....s... $40 $50
40 to be landed will be taken baggage Charges
OF ebakng and debersng and al personal port charges
Including fees and bos. hire 70 be paid tho psssen
gers No passage secured paid for Apply al the Of
bee Of The Company, New-York, 81 southn Hfn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

"a DEARMAN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
W SALE-A few fine cottage sites on the upant, Ia sn
excellent neiRhborhood, and village lots well situated
for business purposes al the DearmsD station and Pier
mont ferry depot uus0ld at the recent aucoa Distance
from the city hreequartes Of an hour Prices low and
terms easy: Is Ter may remain on mortgage OF %
per cert purchasers build Immediately. Apply 10 COLE
Chiffon, Auctioneers, Wslst where maps and cir
cUiaTs with full particulars, may be bad myl0 lmf IN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

U~D FOR sALE-The steamboat Nj AGAa IA,
EkGk~xd now Iyng at the foe. OF Frenk.in-sL NsrIh
- Riyes-Lengtb 28e feet . feet Inches
be,r 7e0 tuna burden
The Siagars s 20 complete order, ready SURF Hs
a,ys sotcs She has boilers ha: have been Ia but
Nv mouihs Of extra sire and workmanship, giving an
snre supply OF seam without tie use o. b!owers Her
speed Il cow greater than wher running Oh tbe Nosh
River.
Estimates be Office OF lhs cos, o. 6ing
Der up q night boat with sIa.eroons, tsrths &c. Her
Inventory IL complete In every neBpect For terms &c ep
Div 10 A. L O SCHUYLER, 2Hssoysr-s; Nsv-Yort
II The Phisdeph North American, Boston Auss and
Baltimore Psinog plesse copy. s2H
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~ FOR LIVERPOOL.-Ths Ps.f s-saip OAR
SQf RICK, Capt Richard Adams, VII have mnsdats
dispatch for ihs above port For keiz or pa<ssse,
having splendid accommodations, Apply Oh bserf a. tie
Got Of Walls; or " SPoFRORD, TiLEsTONk co.
myl " souIhst
Il YACHT FOR sALE.-rhe yacht BREEZE
$500 schooner rugged, copper nsered. one pear old, and
registers los She Il 81 feet keel p fest irches
beam feet inches deep and well nund 10 every resp set
For fSrher Particular apply 70
my0 GRANT DERlcKsos lt8 South-st
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INSURANCE..

THE GRoOERS'
FIRE INSURANCE CCSPAHi,
o6ce No ~ Wsll corner OF earl o. r. =.
rT,s COMPANY having eir esPtA az psio ~ az
cssh are prepared 70 Insure S1ldnsh i
ho1 ios, or 5trnsSs by ere; also re Risks ~ insnd
aytgstIon and TRANSPORTATION, on the np'i hvcrsois
terms All losses TrobbPRRyE e 11ifs and PAD
Ruyus s7osT, hosEs T.YLoR- saNfsoS aoots
PrTTs HasTiE GFoseE ELoBs, Csn BgsEatLrEk,
Passes EIlDY HENRY EOEY, Asa .. PoRrER-
Jas b WmsOr ALEK. II GEAET, wn r FosTEh
EETssFEHNis hAHs, PsFSST 1,14S Is,5s1
j. MnroE stnTs, Secretary mus
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE 90.
90 Wsi-s1 ana Il 90 bowery.
'gsHIs COMPANY, with cash capital i'-urey invet'eti
ind large Furp.ys continues " lnslre egtinsl Lon
zna Dsmtge " lire 90 as iaVorh5e lsiAG a. NC Wy
DIREOTORS.
Daniel Burnei jeremiah J3hnfo1,
rhomss mcErslt, Jay Jarvis,
Lake Baker, kOOeTl BarNey,
Charles DeVOe, John 5. HcTis,
AlcDzo AlvoTd lanes G. BALDWIN
william Wsf'cre r11ris 4 Palmer.
DANIEL RuFrSETg Presteoi.
'i oeio5 '' H. !. IN Al. I'M
THE mEscHASIs INsuRtNcE COMPANY
OFFICE COR GEELaWI.H ATD OEK SIS. OVtA
$50 r.a Gfk .E 3 ihA.
CsrTAL. e1N0o
= Iits CO1FA.sY lay.l i-s- capital al pa g. 10
Gosh csc pre- lfIe- lrl4se h-l~-llt ofcl1-i--
Lo-sebaa furniture, vessels o p9.- ihsil csrsoes &c
tglasl 'ofs damage ~ are al lJ.ses Pi)nP.J AZ
''' 'N- f''- DIRECTORS.
LenApgsr, Joseph n. Brown, c. V. 5. osTaadsr,
b. A. Hoppock, sH Van Anken, Valentine Kirby,
VIM IL Dein, D. R Martin, Ky HcPPocr
G. W BuTnhar, Freeman Campbell, Ward A. Work,
EaihsDie Weed, CrOwel Adams, DAVID Magic,
Banl g. Bowman, Robert Hoe, Wn. Hlstsce,
Fielding s. Cant Theod9rs Marine koos1 1870 49,;
Gro. w. SAVAGE, Secretary, my4H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

x-scss UNITED STATES aIAIL LINZ
4EE.N FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA ~
HHsf1 SAVANNAH AND KEY WEST The s5--.
die steamship lSABkL a. 10" lns burieu command %
CERT " Imam Rollins vii commence Der regular tn. ~
Hordsy Ocl snd sal re- lar'y rona Charleston B G
Tor HasUns "a lie 10. and i5l OF Zach m0a And l0m Tia
vans to Charleston on he alh aud ID.
yru c.. restcu and Savannah 10 hsvsLs .........sts
Fror Chsrefor arc SavannSA IA key Wesi...........
Forfurlher psrreusfs apply -
sFOFT ORD qlLEgTCN 4 Co a sougs-G
IoCis4ies'on. 20 n c MORDECAI
Agents ~ Hsvrna DRAKE, eROTHERS co.
fgfaergtfs leaving hsYarl this shi reach sad
more by tr land route 'sc hNi 1ay, bF meeting "a
s'gsreIs N1r'srn.- o- slcfhercer rssc- S,E.york k
Er-rr tlrtt ~
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Mrs sgw-Y9RK "a s. & ER RI,t,s sAI IL

-rqsrxrs11 NETWORK 81 ERIE RAIL
- q, ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS-On
>-'1---an and sner Monday, May 6, 1850 the trains
will leave a. fDlows by steamboat THOMAS POWELL
nom he foot Of Duane-st daily. Sundays exceptssD
Breakfast ard supper On board the boat
WAY AND Mail TRAIS-At 81 AN stopping 81 all ne
MISUNDERSTANDING st Corning and Jeferssn about lOi d.
and al Buffalo next morning
NIGHT TRAIS-At d. stopping q all u,e stanons and
arriving At Geneva In time 10 connect win the Express
t-sin from Albsny ard arrive Buffalo al d. next day
Ak ExPagss TsAs-Wtl commence running 10 ew
days VI which due notice viii be 81 ron.
FRFIGHT TRAIS-Lesve New. Yort, from 100. Of Dune
o. daif Sundays exeePtedl a. M Frelgh,tos Gsneys
Rochester and Buffalo, forwarded oy Express kn Hsn
EeV-York, May 1850. 80, .,,,,,.-, ..
CHAhLkS mlNOl, ouperl1lsuoeht
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TRUSTEES.
JOSEPH WALKER, CYRUS CURTISS,
THOMAS HUNT, HERMAN BOXER,
JAMES FREELAND, CHARLES q. CARLETON,
HENRY Sheldon LUClUS HOPKINS,
THOMAS s. NELSON, DANIEL O. HAVILAND,
WILSON @. HUNT, LEVI COOK,
STEWART c. MARSH, DAVID l.. SAYRE,
GEORGE HASTINGS, HENRY A. STONE,
c. w. A. RODGERS, JOHN STEWARD, JE
PAUL n SPOFFORD, o r. HALTBY,
sEPTIMUS CROOKEB, GEO d. PHELPS,
CHARLES PAYEN JAMES T. SOUTTER,
CHARLES H. ROGERS, FREDERICK VICTOR,
SAMUEL J. BEALS n. w r. MALI,
WILLIAM WATT, RICHARD BlGELOW.
ALMET REED,
JOSEPH WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
ELLWOOD WALTER, I'd Vice President
s29lm CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secretary.
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TRAVELLING.

ii ~. NLW NGEaIEST.-s.
&fE.[. sOJTRHRSF3 f,r ChAriesisa y. 'a.-sa.e
qoence Of ths wisfdSe<4i o. tas Nar. 80
Rom hs 1n,. IL regular cAys ol topsrtaTe Of a.
vesst viii hereafter De ~ 81 oy-s. s'''s
Nei,- iofk ~ Ckariestgs Chfvfsstsr 10, No, Va
Tklfsdty, Mo- SsifPM Tass1.y M.sI
honcty, NAV y vt AN FRIDAY MsviT
"Wednesday, Asy = 80 n Monday. MAJ n
Ssinrd8y. Jsue + az Pm. Tbarday Junee
fuesasy, June II, ats 81 Monday Jane II
Friday, June II, st4P Al Wednesday Ja..z
ncncf' July J. NfPN. S~mrfsy. Jaye
All tiis CT aiding sgued b. Ia cerk 90 boSn5
For freight or passage apply 10
Az sPOFFORD, TIBEsTON & co sSya,h-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

'fI FfvI IT IT til - 4 = u NJ '.'1I W en-
y II free and independents To al ntere Ted tn
GEuGE ALCOCk late the C Of New YORK dce'sci,
,ecr editors eeaees, okn or oervee Send gfns f0g
each HEREBY cited and required personally 70 be ai
ap surrogate the County Of New lork, a. bis Office,
m he Ciy the Eighteenth day Of Ncvenbe next at
O'Clock the eupon Of THAT day. then au there TO attend
final cneut The account OF prose inss Of william AcJc,
Executor the will % sand deceaei
whereof have caused the se1i & Office Of sad
Surrogate be hereunio affixed WfnessA w Bradford,
H. Surrogate ai County, the Cfy OF New ioh the
l4i day OF Nay. tie OF our LORD one uoasni est
hundred md fly. A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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Total for four years. ..S1f9,'Ss %
Pie Company further report that they have Of ths date
trvs.,sd IN b Ave and SIX per CT steck. s2f SIS 90
sins receivable 7i1l5l 50
or 1928 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

Total Asseu tlnoo,oo W
The Trustees have declared dividend Of twsnyIhree
per earned premiums OF the past yelf pay
able In scrip ard after the second Monday In May next
The Trustees have also resolved pay interest OF six
per cent the Of the Certificates authorized 70 be
Issued In April e4 and In April l69 10 tho hodes there
Of their legal representatives. on ard amer the 18Th
day of MAY next Also that the Certificates Of prois is
sued n 1871 with The sccrg interest thereon, DO paid
above on aer the l0h day Of June next and that the
Interest thereon shall from that date And that amer
he payment OF Of schp Of s4 1919 and 1885,
CIV per cent Of the future earnings OF the Company shall
rs reserved until the capital Of the Company amounts TO
One Million Of Dollars. By order ofihe Board.
CHARLES NEWCOhB, Secretary.
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BowrRY FIEEINsURANcE COMPANY,

bOwERY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPAsY,(
Office IA Bowery, May 49, 1850.
HIVIDEND.-A dividend OF ten per cent viii be paid
~ 10 the stockholders Of this Compsry aud afer the
l June next Tho Transfer Books VIII be closed ffom the
1s,b inst. TO that day. By order VI The B0ard
uvI6fi5 q. G TAYLOR. Secretary.
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TI1lL PEOrLI OF 1HE SAT- on NV lnIth, y uesf7s
81 .nde GO ~ persons interested c r 80
ORCHARD 90 LhE fe 80 Sic tf' p Nesi" eas
3D. creditors, ga'e neat Of tn or o'frNe 'ln;i
You and each 500 hereby cited ant required personally to be
end appear Surrogate Of the County New iot a. h.
ar m the fhe ~ dsy 81 October icAt 10
O'Clock m r-no That day ~ aui there o. attend lie
final settlement e account u yrree-s - John LAlr- auf
Thomas Tui. Of the lat VA and Ie-ifnnt ri
sad ~ tard l. Iacier, deseatcd.
tire seal o Office Of sad Sur
Eoesfe 10 b. h-reunfo affixed 4. W. Bedford
Il gle Of county af- Cy 81 New fors, the sixteenth
of Arr. % Lord thousand gt hun
dr-d and hfy roo n lawfwF u AWBRADf ORD Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

NToTCEIn pursuance OF an Andrew Hodges svno.
IN gate the County Of Kngs notes hereby ren TO al persons
HAVING CLAIMS against MARTIN GILMORE, late OF the Village OF
Wlnsburgh County decease present the same with the
vouchers thereof tie at her residence No 80 South
s,h - corner of 1i Wlamsburgh AFORESAID, on or before
~. lbh day of June Issl-Daied, December 10, lsis
' AZ isrt?,nE ANNE GILMORE Erecutrrr, &c.
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Acae CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICK
E&RIN FITS 10 San francisco, In III q. kobers's line
sslAx1n-s Of u s. Mall Steamships; the Ohio % leave
Eew.York MAY 20 for Chagres, and the Republic from
Panama 10 San Francisco gentleman ana sdys saloon,
,ialeoorn with all three berhs or TWO gentlenens tck
era for sale cheap Apply 70
JACOB X DIVINE. 81 WGter-st. n Y. or
VOLNEY B. Palmer, corner ThiId and
my3 a. ChesIouI STA. Philadelphia.
%SSr FOR SALE-T~o CABIN tickets for the 2Hh
&AGlks MAY Steamer Ohio for Chagres Price SIS
my232f 3. PECK, 75WtlllAm-st
o. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
o. The fast sailing coppered snd copper fastened bark
hARCELLA will sail for The above portion the 25t1
Nav positively. For freight passage sppyto THOS.
L. BRAYNARD, 81 WaI.sL or to the Captain on board,
pier 4 East River ny2O Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

- J.P. LIMBURGER would most respect
~ n Is inform the pubic and bis friends particular.
~ n w. that be hzs removed from Is Waist 10 400
49, Broadway, where he keeps fll assortment u
Wa.crfs Jewelry, Silver ard Plated Ware, and Fancy
Goods carefully selected, regards quality add syle al
very moderate pces and fats himself 70 BE- able 10 gse
enss satisfaction all hoss 10 favor hm with cs Il.
n B. Watches and Jewely carefully repaired and war
an,e1 myl4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

S,UPREnE COURT-A@xander i. Ho-ack against Henry =.
EIaugey To HENRY h. LANGLEY the above named defend
ant: summoned the compliant tbs
ton complaint day fled the Office Of hs Clerk Of
ts Supreme City Hall the City New YORK. aui to
serve copy Of your al Office No. II Walan
New York, within twenty days aef the service hereof
day Of such and you fail to the
complaint aforesaid, plaintiff win take judgment for the
ofone hundred ninety dollars and with
thirteenth day Juua, thousand eight hunifei
and forty nne this Dated Much H. 1850
nylOIswsat ID. HOBART, Pa nihis Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

II PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
Newton notice hereby 10 all persons having claims
agans; WILLIAM Rf Lite u tie City OF New York, deceased
present the same, Our Hereof 10 tie snbscrbe At the
store Of W. A. A. VI. w IT, No. Us Water street the CITY OF
NeNloh the h day Of August ueXt-Daied New
Yok, the 3lsi day Of January 1890
CHARLES H. MERRITT, r..
II Iaw6nF ISAAC b. HART. @A'o
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-08-22

Any one who has heard fashionable
young lady sing at an evening party-and
who has not enjoyed that extraordinary
peasure?-will recognize the following
picture as drawn from the life:
"The young lady, on being led to the
piano. first throws a timid glance around
the room, ostensibly to evince gentle con-
fusion, bnt III reality 10 see who IS looking
at her. She then observes to the mistress
of the house, ''that she is not in very good
voice, which she confirms by faint sound,
something between a sigh, smile, and
single knock cough. The hostess replies,
''Oh, but you always sing so delightfully."-.
The young lady answers, "that she cannot
sing this evening"" to strengthen which
opinion, she makes some young gentleman
exceedingly joyous, by giving him her bo-
quet to hold; and drawing off her gloves III
the most appropriate style, tucks them be-
hind one of the candlestic&s, together with
her fimsy handkerchief, i'll such a fashion
that its deep laced border or embroidered
name may be seen to the best advantaoe.
The top of the piano, which had been OPEN
ed FOR the quadriles, is then Shut down by
an active gentleman, who pinches his iing-
ers in the attempt: the musician forms a
series of disso!ving views, and disappears,
no one knows where, nor ever will; and the
young lady takes her place at the piano,
and as she plays the chords of the key she
about 20 luxarate IN, every one is not per-
lectly silent, so she finds the music 500! is
100 high, or too low, or something of that
kind, aud the pedals appear exceedingly
difficult to be found. Al length every thing
being still. she plays the symphony again,
j aud then smiling at the hostess, and saying
"lhat she is certain that she shl break
down. brings out the opening note of the
recilative, which make the drops of the
chandelier vibrate again, and silence cou
pie who are whispering all sorts OF soft
'uothiu9s on a cG1tScWSe in the back draw
ing-room,