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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
laia sS<5sssssSsslV EN RAiLRnAn 1n , snS No.

kksz S2E-x-Wedne Anil d IN. 1sio,.,n.
trains will leave the Cans-s Station, Broadway
Passengers also received the NewYork and Harlem
Esilrosd Office, Twenty seventhst
|. Accommodation Train at II AN. for New.Recheils
Msmaroneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich, Stamford,
Darien Eorwalk Westpor, Southport, Fairfield Bridge
port slratford Milford and NewHsven Passengers from
the Way-Sstons for Albany and the Stations ths Hous
atomic spd Nsugsmck Railroads. will Jake this Train aud
stop at Bridgeport Passengers rom Way Stations for Boo
ton Providence Worcester. Hartford Springfield ana Con-
nectcut River Railroads will take this Train and on Ex-
press Train a. New-Hsven.
Express Train al O'clock NJ for Stanford Bridge.
port, Albany, and Bousaonc and Neugstuck Railroads,
New-Haven Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad Worceser, Providence and Boston
Intermediate Stations, Hsmpden Cheshire Sonhingto
Plsnye Pennington Avon, Tsrityille, and ColinsviLe.
Express Train at 245 PM for Stamford, Norwsk,
Bridgeport and Housstonic and Nsugaluck Railroads,
Hew Haven aud Stations On the Canal Railroad, Hartford,
Springfield. Worcester and Boston
s. Accommodation Train at Pm. for NewHsven and
all the Intermediate Stations
6 Communication Train al $50 PM for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. Communication Train al 545 AN from Bridgeport,
stopping at all the Intermediate Stations
q Accommodation Train al 6.l5 AN. from New-Haveo,
stopping all intermediates Stations receiving Passengers
from Nsugatuck Railrosd 81 B1idgePcrI
stopping at the intermediate Stations receiving Pes
the Hartford and NewHsven Canal Rslrosd
4 Express Train at III JPN lin connection with The
Express Train from BOSTON, from New Haven, stopping
at Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers rom ths
5 Accommodation Train al Pm (recsiving Pssssu-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston,D from
New. Haven, stopping a. ell the Intermediate Stations
g. Express Train az $40 PM Tor In connection with Ex.
press Train from Boston, stopping al Bridgeport Norak
and Stamford, arriving IN NewYork Ut 1880 Pm. Even
Ing Train from PiItsfsld connects with this Tram q
Passengers requested TO procure tickets before taking
seats in the Cara ia5o1J b. MASON, supt
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$50 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N JERSEY lsso.
~ rrHz<xzxY1 SIMMER ARRANGEMENYa

~. Ef45ef<S<z<i1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
~ % recommending April I, lSoo-Tas Rod
extends from Elizabe.hport IS miles 70
White House. ~ j. reducing the staging between
minus Of the Road ard Easton % niles and Schoo.
eys Mountain to IL miles This line leaves NewYork By
steamboat RED JACKET, at pier N River and connects
with trains the NewJersey Railroad which leave New.
York from foot Of Corland-sI At the same hour new
route TO Schooleys Mountain, with less staging than any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Passengers win leave New
York by steamboat from pier N or by the New-Jerssy
Railroad foot Of Cortlsndst at A. b. and p. NJ; leave
Eizsbetkiown at 10 AM. and s Pm.
PASSENGER TRAM DowS-Leave White House at -
Am. and Las M North Branch al 5,S AIN. and l.6
PM; Somerville at g. 10 Am. aud g 10 Nj Bound Brook
s6 30 AN and ~ NJ; Plsnfeld at 40 AM and 70
PM; Westfeld at IS Am and Pm; Ehzabethtown e
7. is and II. 80 AM and 5. 20 PM
The ght train with passenger asched) VIII lsave
White House at $50 AM Someville, 4So Plsinfed s.. 10
and Ezsbe,hpor, by steamboat AT 7.30 AN Returning,
North River, al Pm
All freight nom NewYork Intended 10 10 b. this ln0
be the boat al III O'Clock TO nsure being tskea
through that day.
Stages will be IN readiness the arrival Of the O'CLOCK
train from NewYorb al ihs White House to convey pes.
sengers 10 Easton, Wikesbsrre Bethlehem, Allentown
hanch Chu1k Pa. and TO bennington, Lebanon, Clinton
Milford Bethlehem, Bloomsburg. New-H smpton, Wash.
ingtop and 'vdere. n. j. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Delaware Water Gap, S.rondsburg Baritone
Vile Stsnhope, psleye BucKtovn and Iroa
Works, &c. Pa.
~ B. All baggage at the risk OF the owners until do
lvered into the actual possession OF the Agents Of The
Compan and checks sceipts given therefor. IS
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"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPEkTf-The farm In Westchestcr County, occu-
pied by the late Samuel p. Mott Jr. consisting Of
about one hundred and twenty scree Of land, which
there Is new and well dwelling house IN the cot
style and extensive barns sheds and other
all erected within three year, This property egiby
situated commands view OF Long Island sound aud 10
within one mile of,he NewYork and NewHayen Railroad
Depot at mamaroneck from whence depart four or
FIVE times day and reach the city In less than one hour
adjoining place; to THOMAS w. PEARSALL, 10 La Fay
ette-place, or to WIN. y. MOTT, JR. IS Wsst mz
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
"a Es5ss4E 1850. 11In"|

PIONEER AND EXP TESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. n and
4PM through In so hours. The the Pennsyys-
MIA Railroad OF the very best and comrtab de-
scrpuon. New packets have been placed on the linz.
and furnished with especial reference 10 the comfort and
convenience OF travellers a6ordng the assurance OF QUICK
and agreeable journey to Pittsburgh
Every effort will bs made TO render this the most desirable
routs to the West
For seats apply at ga Markets. and NJ =. corner rhrd
ard Chesnut Phi adephia. VIM. COLDER Co
For further Information apply At West-st New YORK
mia n r. ". HINDFs Agsnt
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TO LET.
\ 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

10 MANUFACTURERs-ro let win steam
Ferry Landing al sispfeion sta.en Island fronting
90 he wafer ioe by 2l5 feet now occupied as kassbls
Iron rsc.o'y IN he premises two brick buildings
one % iee oy ioo three stories with chimney 10 feet
hgh Lned win hrebrck; the other 30 feet square
story hgh sei ths, this properly suated slop gslds
apubhe eiiy "ihn 80 minutes Of the City OF NewYort
and to vessels OF ordinary dralght Of water at
a. nes OF nde gyes great advantages and mAkes It sd-
mlrsby cAcuieted Tor al manufacturing purposes The
buildings can be occupied sepaaiey and additional build
ings erecteo WIN se.mpower tn each II required Pos
session glven immediately. Apply TO J. QUAcKINBUsH
Tompkinsville, Staten Island. mvl Wv.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

"a FARMS FOR sALE.-AfArm on the bank OF
the Hudson Of poe acres, two miles above Siuyyessnl
landing. The buildings are substantial and complies.
Also, the adjoining Arm OF 100 scres
Also farm sbou4 miles below Albany, OF $50 scres on
the east bank Of the Hudson. On this farm there never
falling stream with scascade Of $50 feet
Also the adjoining farm Of ITO acres All these farms
are IN state Of high cultivation and the buildings con-
venieut and In good order.
Also, island Of II In Long Island Sound, one
mile from Milford, with mansion house 50 feet square and
farm house and out buildings Its sccsssable from the
shore by and Is desirable residence
For terms and particulars apply 10
myl n j. BLUNT. III Walls.
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FOR CALIFORNIA via Chagrss and d

Ct FOR CALIFORNIA via Chsgres and through
CO.. San Francisco in sailing vessels Tho splendid
new coppered and copper-fasiened brig ALPH0N-
MAY 90 her regular day. Price Of passage from NewYok
TO Chagres-Cabin $50; second cabin, $50. From Panama
TO San Francisco-Cabin 500; second cabin, $50. For
freight or passage having splendid accommodations apply
on hoard at Pier II, Err. or to RUSSELL NORTON,
uy9 Ct 81 Oldsp, Office OF Cnagres Sailing Packets
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.W~@ REGULAR NAIL LINZ BE.
E,ASs,ss,.ScirTM ZEN ROsION AND NEM.YORK.

stoningion and Proyidence.-lnsnd
rocte. without ferr, change Of cars OF bsggsgel-Thc
steamers c. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone and
COMMODORE, Capt William IA. Frszee, In conuectiou
with s stoningon and Providence and Bosom and Prov
Railroads leaving NewYork daily, tsundsys ex-
cep,ec.D from Pier North River, first wharf above Bat
terry Place, az O'clock r. N. and Stonin ton al e.
clock, r. NJ. upon the arrival Of the mail train from
Boston These built expressly for the route
and In every respect particularly adapted to the nsvgs
ton Of LopSls Sound The accommodation for pss-
scngers commodious and comorisblethe officers
psble and experienced The being the shortsst and
direct between Boston and NcwYok passengers ne
enabled to arrive IN ample time for the morning hnee Of
thoss cites The c. VANDERBILT will leave New.Y ork
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Leave stoning on MOI
leave New ork Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave
btonington Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday n B-Pss-
coed Immediately In the splendid railroad cars 10 Prov
dence and Boston bsggzsemsster accompanies eacA
train 20 and from Boston For passage berhs s,a,s-roomo
or freight applications may be made the agents. on ~
wharf and al the Office. ~ Battery place a
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II FOR SALE AT SING SING.-The Ellis place
- Is now for sale. This properly Is so well known as
scarcely TO require description IL 10 located In the
village adjoining the main street and extends back
that elevated ridge of land ocuous from the Hudson
River N range with the Mountain House the mansion Of
Gen Ward and others containing IA scres and overlook
Ing the village, ami commanding Of the extensive
river and land prospects OF any place below the Highlands
The house has lawn o4 acres between and the By
railroad, this property Is hours travel ChsnberssL
and Is within convenient walking distance from the rail-
road station in the village May be had II application he
made Immediately. Apply TO JOHN ELLIS New-Bruns-
wick, n. J. or R. Il voRls Sing Sing.
Dated April 20, 1880 my2 2w'
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

fSsx THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
&GE~N CISCO VIA CHAGREs.-The new and fA
vorite steamships
CHERoKEE.. So. 800 tuns. Captain q. wlndle
PHILADELPHlA.l,lo LOO tuns. Captain Nicholson
and in connection with the United States Mail pack
els In the Pscica semimonty line through to San Fran
cisco.
REDUCED RATES OF YAsg TO caAesEs
Cherokes. ehilsdepsiA
Ansr Saloon State Rooma......sl25 % SIS %
Forward Ssfoon do. '..... lU w loW
All the above dine a, the same table and have the pr.v
eye ofthe Saloon.
sieerage found with mattresses
and 6Os, 70 cent: "a; o, E,Dso,s. oo tn,
Is.hmus are borne by passengers.
'0' How HOWARD Il IsPPYYNs%ALL 81 sOut.t N.Y.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Tie United Slases Mail siesmpackeb
oREG0N....i,css tqn:. Capt Carlisle 2. Psissison
SAk,g yISS $50 tuns..CspI Tho. sadd d,,
CAkOLINA... 900 Ens....
UNICORN ..... $50 tuns....
intended to form semi-monthy line between Psnnns
in the AMER Cabin are furnished beddng bui
nog wines and icuofa. Passengers IN the seerage
found with such rsons furnished to the crew and
with maress and pillow. All passengers will be allowed
space for personal baggage free 70 the extent OF 20 lbs
weight exceeding In measurement ten cubic feet
Frefh baggage ormerchandise whea sken 800
per nun, ard y per cent on 81 specie
Packages should not exceed l25 lbs weight for muo
Passage from Panama to San Bias or hazaian SIS clU0
San Diego. ........... 80 10
- San Francisco $40 80
No to be landed will be baggage Charges
OF enhsrkg and debsrkng and all personal port chergss
including health fees and boat hire 10 be paid the passe
gers No passage secured un paid for Apply a the ot
Zee OF tho Company, New-York 81 South-st afH
>ceSke THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR-
THE UNITED STATES mAIL-Mouday,
NAV 49, 81 O'clock 7 NJ from the Pier foot OF Wsrrenst
n. X The and elegant double-engtne steamship
GEORGIA, D. d. Porter, U. 5. Navy. Commander will 90
dispatched above with the Government Mails for the
Wesg Indies aud the Pacific
Tie books open for passage TO Charleston, Sa
vsnnan Havana and Chagres and for through
application must be made, only small number remain
unengaged.
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to the Ohio. The
accommodations for passengers Of each class are unsur
passed by any steamship afost
The passengers for New Orleans transferred at Ha-
to the superior double engine steamship FALCON,
and proceed from Havana direc! 10 New Orleans
Rates Of Passage from Neo York TO Ch12yes
State Room berth. Standee berih.....e $50
steeTage berth, found beds and separate .able.....0
Rates og PGsSoSe from Panaaa TO San Francisco.
STALE room berth fSU
Seerase Berhs, found beds and separate tables $50
Rates Of pas'dge 10 Hasana and Nsw Orteaa'
stste-room berins.................$70 D5
Sancee berth, forward cabin..... IS 80
sieersgs, found bed ard board .....2 Is
feigh, Chagres Will be taken at 10 cents per cubic
foot The bills OF sdng must all be signed on board tho
vessel the day before sailing
For passage or frsignr sPPyto
myl 18th M D. kOBERTs. llS WssrG.
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a FARM FOR SAlE.-sinaied al Hanover Neck
Monfs Co ~ J. on the public road leading from Nor
risiown 10 Paterson, miles rom the former and IL
from the latter IL miles fiom Newark, 3 from New-York
ard from the Railroad Depot a. Madison. containing 30
scre so Of which is FIRST land for ilRge and the balance
good for pasture meadow One OF ounce trees the
produce Of which pays the interest Of year with
another apple trees choice varieties and good
proportion of other fruit trees such pear peach pum
cherry &c large and beautifully situaied story dwel-
Ing house IS feet front and IS feet deep large barn.
house wsgonhouse work chop, &c &c al IN good condi-
ton An unfaing well of excellent water convenient 10
TIE house Price 5000 For particulars Inquire of =.
the premises myIl ST.
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O. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA

sesA&in ing chip GREAT BRITAIN, having large por-
ton Of cargo engaged and going board at Pier
g. North River will have quick dispatch for the above port
The sailing qualities Of this superior vessel are well known
having lust returned from China In 96 days Immediate
application should be made for balance OF cargo.
Shippers wishing avoid delay will find II much TO their
H. lerest 10 observe the dispatch given by this line.
Freights taken a; the lowest rates.
my8 6tr r.. h. SUTTON u W. "a Wal-sI
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ssszsz1NEW-YORK q ERIE RAIL
lGf4 ir67ttt5{7s11SS<>>- ROAD-CH OF HOURS-On

-. Hyzzszzzs1 NEW-NOKk d ERIE RAIL
La F5sROAD.-CHANGE OF RS-On
Ak--so~-sn and AFTER Monday May g. 1850, the trains
will leave follsw', by steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
from the foot OF Duanest daily. Sundays excepted)
Breakfast and supper on board the boat
Way AND Mali TRAIs-At 81 AN. stopping At all the
Misunderstanding Corning and Jefferson about l0 IA.
and al Buffalo next morning.
NrcHr TRArN-Ai5 p ~ stopping at ali the stations and
arriving 81 IN time 10 connect with the Express
train from Albany and arrive ct Buffalo at NJ next day
Az EXPRESS TRAIS-WiH commence running In q few
days, OF which due notice VIII Do given:
RRETGHT TRAIN-Leaye New-York, from foot OF Duane
It, daily Sundays exceped) Pm Freight for Geneva
Rochester and Buffalo forwarded by Express freight train
mysn CHARLES MINoT, Superintendent
EntE-iS now lying al tho foo. Of Franklinst North
River-Lengh 80 feet % feet inches
BEAM 700 luns burden
The Niagara is In compets order, ready to star aa
few months OF extra size ard workmanship giving "a
ample supply Of without the nee OF blowers her
speed is greater than when running on me Nofn
River.
Estimates can be seen Office OF the cost OF htin2
her up night boat with sIaie-rooms osrtns &c hef
inventory is complete in every respect bor terms &C
ply r. n l. SCHUYLER, HanovsfsL re W., III IN
~ The Phadelphis North American, Boston Auas add
p1y,rors psfrot nfesss copy s2n
a. FOR sALE-cheap for Cssh.-rhe substantial
Or and fssssjllng yacht VIPER, (sloop hgged "a sns
cusicTnhouse messuremenL built Ia 1913 In une best
and most subsana manner bslasted with iron casrngs
bas a FOOD suit OF sails tackle nc. Apply 70 II. TAFT,
spar Yard foot Third-st Err where the vessel e TO DO
seen mya wv
O. FOR LIvERPO0L.-The psckstship GAR
OIL RICK, Capt Richard AdamA wifi have Immediate
dispatch for the above port For freight or passage,
foot q Waist or % sPoFFoRD, TiEEsToS CO.
myIn a Southst
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WATCHES, JEwELKY AND sILvER-wARE.
SQUIRE Il BROTHER
o. PULTON-sT AND 49, BOWERY.
q WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST
~ OF hose who wish the above goods 10y our ar.
X ranReuensi IN Europe and the manufactures here,
hfe o. getting goods from first banda 20 make 1ner
,5TSSsses Al either store-7 Fulton-st or 1872 Bowery.
Gold watches by Cooper TOBIAS, Beesy and Others
Gold patent lever watched f1ll lewesed.
Gold patent lever watches for ladies'
Gold and silver watches ofal kinds
cold lockeis Ike watches, open both sides
Silver tea sets, forks spoons, ladies' &c
sverware 10 the pride OF our business and we are de-
,erped 10 keep he reputation OF selling all our silver
eona 10 dollars and ,hails warranted standard.
OuR RuLEs-An goods wsrarisd as represenIeo On
each article he prce marked in plain hgures one price,
and cash only. ~-p I'M
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~ onestory and sic cottage house containing rooms
VIII closets on each foor and calculated II desirable
% accommodate two small families with separate kitch ns
Also anew Country Store ad oning. where good bust.
mag be done withoutcompe,iion. Said premises will
be rented separately or together, at low rates and
pleasantly situated IN the village Of Salisbury Nils Or
enge Co miles west Of Newburgh on the Goshen turn.
pike As they located IN quiet and healthy neghbor
hood OF easy access and where living IL cheap they otter
peculiar advantages to any wishing to commence
business or 10 live retired For further particular apply
myl0 2w J. : SHAPTER, cJ3 Peari-st.
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TRUSTEES.
JOSEPH WALKER CYRUS CURTlSS,
THOMAS HUNT, HERMAN BOXER,
JAMES PREsLAND, CHARLES q. CARLETON,
HENRY Sheldon, LUClUS HOPKINS,
THOMAS 5 NELSON, DANIEL q. HAIILAED,
WILSON g. HUNT, LEVI COOK,
STEWART C. MARSH, DAVID L. SAYRE,
GEORGE HASTINGS, HENRY A. STONE,
c. w. A. RODGERS, JOHN STEWARD, a.
PAUL N. SPORFORD, o. T. MALTBY,
sEPTIMUS CROOkEs, GEO. d. PHELPS.
CHARLES PAYEN. JAMES T. sOUrrER,
CHARLES II. ROGERS, FREDERICK VICTOR,
SAMUEL J. BEALS, n. w. r. MALL
WILLIAM WATT, RICHARD BIGELOW.
ALMET REED
JOSEPH WALKER, President.
LEWIS GREGORY Weep resident
ELLWOOD WALTER, 81 Vce-PresidenL
a2q I'm CHARLES NEWCONB. Secretary.
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<sSse FOR CHARLESTON, =. C.-The u. s.
%LE1&N Mail Steamship SOUTHERNER, Csptsin M.
Berry, will leave pier 4, North River, on Mon.
day morning. May IS at 10 O'Clock precisely Freight VIII
perceived up Saturday evening All bills OF laden sn.
ed b. he clerk on board For freight passage apply 10
myl0 81 SPOFFORD, TILESTON co. 48 South-st.
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TRAVELLING.

eaee NEW ARKANGEMENT.-s,ss
EtefN sOUTHERNER, for Chafles,on.In Coz
ouerce Of The wiihorawa OF the Norhernes1
from this ,ne as regular days of departure OF The above
vessel viii hereafter be As follow:
rhnrsa.~ Nav a,4PM Tuesday, NAY =.
Mondsv nxy Isl steA AM Friday. May IL.
Wedresdsy. NAV n4PMl Monday, May q.
Saturday June ntPM. Thardsy June6.
Tuesdsy June H. at4PM Monday, juno II.
FIIdsy June II, st4PM Wednesday, June D.
Nordsy july l. stlPM Saturday, yuly6.
AL bills Of lsding signed bv the clerk on board
For freight or passage apply TO
az sPOFFoRD, fiLESrON co, % Southsl
fSss UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
&IEAE FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA, NJ
SAVANNAH AND KEY WESr.-Tke spleur
did steamship ISABEL, zoe tuns burtea eommsndedbg
Can't William Rollins win commence her regular Tips %
Monday Oct l. and sail regularly from Chnlss:on, O.
Tor Havana on the Let and lh ofeach monsh and ron He
vsns to Charleston on the sth and I'd
FROM Charleston and Savannah 10 Havana .........vO
From Charleston and Savaruah 20 Key West. "
Dor farther particulars, apply 10
sPoFFoRD, TfLEsToN CO: g scgtsa
In Charleston. TO II. G. MOhpECA
Agents 10 Hsvan, DRAKE, BROTHERS 4 co.
Passengers leaving Havana BIZ his ship can reach sslo
more BY the land route the khh day. or by meeting ts
steamers Noriherper souihsrrer reach New-fork b
same tine.
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lssO MARCUsH. JoHNsoS,)
HORACE KING, Trustees
srQ lsw3wr CHARLES 5. GREEN

StUPREME COURT-Cy and CoaEty Of New for<-Grorse w
JCaron and Melvin Har against James NoUa-Summons for
money consctTo the Defendants above nancd You
ar- hereby the complaint this acton, ts
day duly MED the Office Of the Crk Of the County Of New YORK
copy your az Office No 10 --s
street within twenty after the hereof exclusive
of day Of such service and fail TO answer the complaint
aforesaid plaintiff Will take judgment, for the OF three hun
bred eighteen dollar ninety csnis with interest IRON tho
day Of April Thousand eight hundred and forty nine bede
the cost, of this action.-Daied Nav 4. 1850
ADRIAN WAkEMAN, Plaintiff Attorney
my6l avfw Beeknan ST New-fOfk City.
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oIrIzEirs, FIRE INSURANCE 90.

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
or The CRY OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE. COR GEEESVICH AND DEY SITS. OVER
NORTH RIVER BANh.
CAPITAL, $4,000
TTNHIs COMPANY, having lAeir capital al paid H. In
cash. prepared 10 insure buildings. msrcrsndlss
household furniture, vessels in port their csrgoes, L.:
against loss or damage by fire. All losses promptly ad
iusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
Levi Apgar, Joseph NJ Brown c. " B. Os.rander,
a. A. Hoppock, BIB Van Auken, Valentine Kir5y,
VIM II Deitz, d. r Martin, Ey HopPock
G. w Burnhsrn, Freeman Campbell, Ward 4. Work,
Nathaniel Weed, Crowe Adams David Magic,
Saml s. Bowman, Robert Hoe, VIM Hlstace,
Fielding 5. Cant Theodore Marine, Robert z Getty.
CROWEL ADAMS, President
Gro w SAVAGE Secretary my4i
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NOTICE hereby gwen 10 Section of A'c- Ie
the Revised Statutes, that pursuant %
section 81 chapter and part OF the 50 edit on
OF aforesaid ud have been apPouiei trustees
PERRY BARNUAa nonresident debtor; ana mai
All persOs such debtor hereby required on or before
the 6rt day Office Of Joseph Weeien IN the
town Randolph the County Of Cataugu- render an
and By them respectively 10 The
sac trustees And all having N their
possession property Of such debtor hereby required
10 deliver the SAID trustees by the day Aforesaid, nd
the place aforesaid And an creditors OF such debtor 10 aevef
respective and demands 20 the SAID Trustees OF oae OF
them by the day aforesaid place aioresad-Daied April 3D.
MARCUS H. JOhNSON,/