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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

Y,TKNITURR WANTED.-The Subscriber 49, 49,
a. nnrebsse Al Kinds of household fur 1870
A., sorrJsi pisnos kc-or will make hoerA ~.
upor them FOR limited tine BY paving s.orssr or .sore he
&C. &c c,n be Accommodated by calling Al COLI
Beekmsn Ct
NT0TtCR-worthy OF the Eiienton OF D9sA 81 srlS
nd Tractors Proportions VII - maze ~ y N ii
a 80. u; 10 COO feet OF Docks, and hung 10 u -
ING 49, -, srotrd On application. Informs lon S -
ejven 20 sch as nay be wheg . make eonnss .h.sT
sans; ~ Ae JOHN OGDEN DEL
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FARMS FOR SALE.

g. TIE FREE HOMES rEAD-A better Than he
go CANT Smith Project-Tde great hbaral.y 81 hr.
Smth IN hs offer Of land Is jlsily exiOAed In The Of
fer am through friend. enabled 10 make, there 10 most
ence and WARRANTS the strong assertion HAT you'd far
prefer to lake the Long leland lands the conditions
which offer part q hsm, 10 those OF Essex County
Having worked the farm FOR Is yea-S OF ny
early life know Whereof aft m For Oi l age, ell
mate market safety OF the cop fo ioss By vet
drcuh anything vantage s immensely In favor Of
Long Island. For pr0ductiveness by proper cultivation
they are good that would by far sooner egee TO gain
given sum by agriculture in Years from the lsnds Offer
then from any rOrih west Of Albany.
BY offer is-For half The sum In hand II will cost 70 visit
these Essex lsnds and family 10 them and half
the crop for fee years hsf Inc cost Of CULTIVATION
cultivated and in proved a direct any industrious, re-
spe ctshle man shall have TO- 90 many acres 70 he
win cultivate Half Of the crop for three years over hall
the cost OF age, with interest the price, shall secure
perfect title TO ali TILED At this rate, 50 settlers can be
received
Part Of the 10 acre 800 lots unSod Larger smaller
Long Island Land Office, 90 Nassau ct. up stairs.
ie9 81 L. d DEWEY.
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sg~so HHGULAR mar LINK he
S4S1.ras =. FMEEN BOSTON AND NkW.YORK

Sfazssss&@ ~ s.lSipSoo ana PfoSdsaee'-IoIsa1
route without ferry, change OF cara baggsgs!-fhf
steamers G VANDERBILT, Captsn Joel Stone, ant
COMMODORE, Capt William ". frazee IL connsct'oe
with soningon ard Providence and Bosom and PROVO
dence Railroads, leaving NewYors daily tsGsdeys ex
cepiad from PIER North River, hrsl wharf shove BAT
terry Place O'clock z. NJ. ara StOnington FL q.
clock, r "a upon tho arrival of the mall uan frou
Boston These steamers bus expressly TOT The routA
and are IL every respect particularly adapted u the aavigs
ton 1f LongItRnd Souuo. The recommendation fov pee
ssnRers are colDmodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers o.
Fable and experienced The beng the shortest and
Inos direct between Boson and NewYcrk passengers
enabled 10 arrive m smps ume for me morning lines q
resrrhoss ard fsilroeds running various points fon
those cities The G. VANDERBILT will leave New forA
TUESDAY, Thu day and Saturday Leave Sonngton Moo
dsy Wei1esdRy and Friday. The COMMODORE VIII
leave New. ork Monday Wednesday and Friday, bssvs
ston inRton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. N.B-Pas
sengera TIE arrival " he steamers az ssonngon pro-
eeed IN nediaiey IA the splendid railroad cGrs 10 Provt
donce and Boston seggegema1'er accompanies ese
train and rom Boston For pssesge berths, siateroon
or height sppHcrans he made to the agents on ID
thsri ans ai Tho Office, 10 Saitery-pisce. 81
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NEW MARKET

sy,Hg syBscRIBER takes Tits niesod Of luforuios IN,
II public that he mas opened Meat Shop 81 sssi
side OF Thrdav between Tvensy-6nh aud Twentg-sixsh
os whefe he Intends f1rnsng the best OF evar kipd Of
reoal 10 10 season deermred hat hing shall 30 want
ing OF bis part 10 give entire s1;iffaciOa
Also n Inc same place, Beef Calves Sheep and Lambs
~ whosess fair terms for CASH or at he ssuehts
6oQse Twsaty burlhst between second and Th.r avn
sis In NICHOLAS RYERSOy
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ysS> PRINTERs-For sale, ssingle tyasde, po~sx
N,-fOf koes manufacture, viii % thu iraprn ,u,r,ts
49, q Jew; sirs u bed lr8i iasa-4 u Az 81 rs
St~~ mTS l,--g,E-. wv
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r.. rssF ggsssy.sssg..- 5OCLOCK LINE ,T-
Z & sss.-;sai FOR O. os0N aad ,s,r,-zE


20 S--h------ INTERMEDIATE "<rs1.
LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wu Il.
Miller will leave he steamboat pier foo. OF Ceisrst
MONDAY Wednesday enc kridAy, and the steamer CO.
LUMBlA Capt c +. King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday o. O'clock, COM ecing with he stages az New
burgh, Kingston and Caskhl
HUDsOS AND BERKsHRE RAILROAD Tho pass.lger
trsins Of hs ROrd efer March 2 Will leave Hnisol and
West Storkbridge daily, Sundays excepted - flows:
Leave Hu1lon at A NJ. and IS r. d. aDJ West Stock
bridge 81 A. N ard p. II.
Freight rsins with passenger ca siiachci VIII Leave
Hnfron nt IA A. r. and West SOckbridgr az 10 81 A 81
Passengers by The morning ffsn rom West Stock bridge
take the lay boat fo New fofF or the boa t1r Pon2h
keerfe and hence by Railroad % New York by o'clock
p. NJ Fare b. latter rous from Hudson, not exceeding
81 o.
Passengers by the evening train will ind the steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON alVsvs waiting for them, sud
the fare ~ beats will he any other evening
boa. on he fyer-Om 50 50 downward - the lne boats
may BET Tire example.
Tbrough uckeis from West S,ockbhdge 70 New York
81 So aud lhe fare In returning Passengers should
fecoect iha S fare Includes Dors whclie excluded IN
the fares NJ o'hgr rouiPs
TIE name fom Hudson, both morning and evening con-
rec with 4 rsns OF tho Western Roads - heretofore.
ie5 6m J. 4 WATERMAN suPt
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xrsss FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT |.

~T%~ FOX BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
E=ssStas--slS FALL RlVER--By the splendid ana
superior seaners BAY STATE and NM
PRE- STATE, Of great strength and speed, particularly
adapted the Navigation OF Long leland sound running
Ia connection with the Fall River and Old Colony Rarosa
q distance Of s. miles to Boston only.
Leave pier No 8 North River near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt. VIM Brown, On Tues
dsys Th1rsdaSs and Saturdays 81 L. ~
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz Brnytou,
on Mondays Wednesdays, ana Fndsys a. 5 p. NJ
This Line "a the oay thai direct for Newport.
These steamers htsd with conmodious ss,e-roona,
and every arrangement for security and comfort 81
psssengers " 30 afforded by THE q nights
on boarc and arrival 1T Fall River proceed per rail-
road reaching Boston early lhe following morning. or
remain on board getting their breakfast " wished for
al Inc arubg OF thu accommodation train al 81 NJ
which reaches Boston al about q A. NJ.
baggage master "A attached 10 each steamer who re-
eeves snc tickets The baggage, and accompanies he
can 10 ils destination.
The for pa,sage aud he price Of roOms tho
same se by other lines
steamer IN elton with his line 10 anl
from Providence daily except Sundays
Freiebt TO Boston aiken III hs Istes By The
other ie4 ulsr hnes ard forwarded with grealsr expsi
ton by o. Express freight tan, which leaves All River
every morning SUNDAY exceped) nj o'clock for Bostos
aHd New Becfd, arriving ~ lie destination 81 or sbcst
II An
FOR freight or passage 6ppy % board or a. the odhos
Pier North River where state rooms sas berths may
b. secured. For further information apply II
lel0y TISDALE BORDEN 10 West 81
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TO LET.

- PART or HOUSE TO LIT, ~ lh -
e thiTcsf. aoof ilcn brli1wsy -o.s9 - -
AEN rorver erfs hs o. 50 enr fh foffes WIZ t-h
meuL VII De ie togeiser Or ss2srar Sas-s ls.vs ue
dor ever Eve 1iru'ef Arrv o1 De rrenfrf ~ " -
COIENAN. 6J We1-ft from u % O'Clock my2'u
a. FART or A nOUsE AT FORT ttaitIOS.
- "A email respecishie private fsriy ht.l4s Is
~ larger ttsl they require. would le one nt+ sAy 80
r.rlors I've rhsrrr- AID kitchen furnished 20 n'n
~ 4. ,,tsr,s vcf.rge iei13t
a. erO 1T Three hetIrfl cottages n q ~ NpYrf
q. LoBg leland VII BE- rented % s9on apPe- i'f' WIN
- or Vilholi 10 7'lu-r. Apply % - ~. -. .-
feffIw ANTHONY j. GLEECkER.1 broalfi u
a, FPPER PART OF a HOUSE TOILET 10 ne
" tusn.sr r.rt RI Crart b. near k-si bf'a. ii'
~ CUR. ri o. Grul-s l-.i'~
* so IKT-A0 Office. Ais1 room slis. e .9L IN "a
~ 81 a. - 20 r. Frr~fffr-st myTn
81. COUNTRY HbsIDfNCE TO I.br, "a FIST
O. hush o. A clmnr1'nus horse ipfe b-i wa -
a he rrS ore acre q isld leantfly si.ia'r' "a nc
turnpike IA O. center % he village opposite M r.
of Wrlrcw { sfkson, Esq Apply % VIZ " stOai'
Trrf Ns-fer'f fee. ifl VA - = -.
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e.; 5S 4 AND NEY-a "a,

~ ssAyos,sst.y EN hAiLhoAp i ., Ana aa
psins will eeys the CanAlsL station near Broadway
Passengers asO received a. The New YORK and HArioU
ReilTOad Office TWonty -svg en.ast
4 Accommodated Tiein at n AN fos Hew-koohslle
Namaroneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich, Stamford,
Danrn, Norvalk WestDor Southport, Fs'rheid Bridge
port Sra ford, hfOr1 ard heWbsqen Passengers from
ths Wsy-sshons Tor Albany, and the stations he Hoas
atomic and Naugs1ck Railroads. will take this Train and
sop at Bridgeport Passengers from sySisiions for Doc
Ion Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con-
nectcu, River Railroads viii take his Train and join Ed
press Trtin A. EeE-Hsven.
q Express Train ?, o'clock ~ FOR Stamford, Btdge
port Albany, nnd HOu1rtOn.c ard NAugatuck Reiroads
New Haven Hartford Springfield ard Connecticut River
RGllroSd, Worcefier Providence aud Boson
; Accommodation Train 81 g. n for Nsr-hhyen. ana
falennsdlte Stations, Hanpder Cheshire SOlhingtons
Pianve Pennington, Avon, Trntyilo, and ColDnsy,he
a Fxpress Trsin 81 8 I'm. Tor stamford, Norwak,
Bridgeport ard HOusaionic and Naugsiuck Railroads,
ew Haven, ard Stations the Canal Railroad, Hartford,
B. Accommodation Trsn at4Pn. for New Haveo M
6 Commuiaton Train a 55oP.M. for Bridgeport snS
'n''''i'' TRAINS TO NEw.YoKK
l. CoumutAton Train at 6.15 AN. from Bridgeport.
stopping al all the Intermediate Stations
4 AceoInmods alton Train at IS AM from New-Hsvsa.
stopping At all Intermediate aOns receiving Passenkof1
nom Esugsuck Railroad at Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train At $50 A N. rom ew-HAvors
stopping ali tie Intermediate Stations receiving fas-
sengers from the Hartford and w-Hsven Canal Railroad
FTprsss Trsir Al I1OPM lin connsetioo win rhs
Express Train from Boston, from ksv-Hayen stopping
n Bridgeport and SANFORD receiving Passengers om Tie
Housstonc Railroad q Bridgeport -
s. Accommodating Train ~ $50 IN (recevfng fesses-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Bosom from
New Haven, stopping a. all the intermediates Sauona
Express Train sl0 PM. Tor IN connection with EE-
ard Stamford, arriving in Hev-Yorf 81 ilS Pm Even
ing Train from plttsheld connects with this frain q
Passengers are requested procure ckes bsfore taknk
seats ID The Cars Ie3odI r. b MASON. sope
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PENHsYLvAEIA RAILROAD.
b. 49, 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP iESS LINE TO PI1TSbUR0H-
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'CLOCK A. n. and
lPM through IN 60 hours The the Pennsyirs
Raoad Of the very bes, and most comfortable de-
scripdon. New packela have boon placed on the hna
Hod uIr.rhoc with especial reference 10 tho comfort and
convenience Of usvcss efordnR the o. quiek
snd agreeable Journey 70 Pittsburgh.
Every efod Will be made W reader this the mos dosrabh
route D. the West
yor ssaA apply al "a hzrksst anc E;E corner rhirs
and ChesnuI Philadelphia VIM COLDER co.
scr tickets and further Information Al Westsf.
Nov.Ycrk mls n r. H. HlNOEs, Ageue
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"a FARMS FOR sALE.-A

20 FAhlTIS TUX NlhfILss n TIL =.
rs the HudsOn OF 2OO acres miles above SuyVeseni
landing The buildings are substantial and cofnPIe'e
Also, the adjoining farm OF 100 acres - -
Also farm about miles below Albany, OF $50 acres on
the bank OF the Hudson On this farm mere neVer
failng stream with cascade Of 80 feet 49, -. 49,.
Also the adjoining farm OF l70 ecres An nete sIlns
are 10 state OF high cultivation and the buildings con-
yenient and In good order. -.
Also an leland OF IL acres In Long Island Sound, one
mile from Milford, with mansion house D. h
farm house and out buildings IL 10 accessible rom me
shore by causewRy and desirable SUMMER reosnce'
FOR terms and particulars apply 70 ,,,y. :, ,u,u,,
je7 2awl }. BLUNT, II nalse
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% FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
~ PROPERTY-Thefs farm In Wes'cheter County, oect:
a~s-pied By Inc late gamusl r. Mott yr consiiing 81
about one hundred and twenty Of land which
there Is e new and wenshed dwelling house, In bs cot
aRe STYLE ana extensive barns sheds end other ouhouser,
All erected within three year, This property Ia egbly
situated commands view OF Long Island sound and 10
within mile ofihe New York and New-hayen hsiroeo
pspol Al Mslnaroneck from whence depart four or
i've times day and reach the city IN less than one fouI
Forfurther particular apply 10 sAML = Mutt, on tne
- rlncs or 10 wv Y MOTT. Ia D Whl-gt. mll
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r-- r-zs.-ss=sIszg- - MINER ARRANGEOENts
L. s~zl-lz zss-CAHDEN AND AMbOY RAIL
ScNhs-1Hh--1s- ROAD.-Change Of Hour, and an id.
ditor. line from NeW-York 10 Philadelphia via steam
boat JOHN POTTER to South Anboy, hence La nrsi
rate GERS 70 Camden and Phnsdelphia.
On md afer Thursday lib April the First Line VIII
Lave Ter No NOdH River att A. n taxing cars stSooh
Amboy Tor Camden and PHILADELPHIA stopping 70 axe up
and et down passengers Inc usual intermediate places
arriving 10 Phladelp hia sbou. " noon.
gecsnd Line leaving Is above a. II p a. ard runrinE E
BY nOrnin Ines arriving N Philadelphia about 81 r. NJ
Fare through by either line ................,S5OO
Forward Geek passage. zoo
greaks, ard dinner provided OF board steamboat Jofs
rcrer.
PsIsengeu FOR Freehold will lake the stage ii Wes'a
fare nom Few YORK 10 Freehold, s7ic.
EMfGRANT LIRE.
7,esyes by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt }. 0ould y Z
o'clock p H. Fare 81 50. 6Olbs ofbaggsge allowed ssc1
DsIserger 20 be carried the sk ofis owner but noihng
viii be received or considered a. baggage exeep. Wssnk
apparel laziuI l. phioo.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
rHROUGB LINE
FOR SAN FRAN CISCO
VIA CHAGRES, DIRECT.
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA,
aK-5 CAPT ROBERT n PEARSON Commander.
49, - will 'eave har 51.h pi-r 80 Y p - fhlg'
re- direct o. Thursday. June Is ~ o'cock
Previous '--S-A' " '-' uF
For passage apply to .-
myS Jigs 4a-'D K q e. 20 - p = 500 a.
.G>F@t TBRGrGH LlNF FGV sAN IRAN
sSt.isak. olfLO VIA cEA0RE8-T,s new 81 -
ghkbokEg......i Sc nns.. Uselaio H. yglrdio
- az - hiA ii.V ills.. go. liobt h P@l-l'n
ton ihe ~ fi-e-i il- bfTssc Nsv-Vors orr ChaErs1
q VIC se---s 'r 'i rtr lne ercrT 20 slr s.lus
REDUCED a-F-' OF 'A &c.. e ssissEs
sies es.oon s.sie soonis ......sis, 20 sils Do
I.,ver r-r,S S'' o.. '''-''
A. ,.ssl age si,-'.s ssae isla. s-tt-ye ;e r-i-B
,tseTsge do1nd ui,s 1aiTes-as
p, ~ o' cesr-. re- GO, =. o. vr ,
islm1s are hor-e o. 7a-'qrser
ror freight or rea6sge sn1Ig 10
ROWLAND 2 AsflEWkbL, 81 E.aie-h ~ z
PACIFIC ifAM srEsEsHIF eJsFAyY.
., Ine United 5iatas rsii Ei.su-0s rer'r
~ Sgh ..,;.''l.9 .--i....C ..ats.e s
1ENNfsft p .i7of urr ~sr ,-rs q c.r-
gAtOlI1A...- 5H mf- . Cent d p Whitney,
bFitthH .,.-. 'if trng.... & a.t n ; -11.r.1
AZ lnn lnrc ~ ,l fegl,-mJl1. fre oswll4 Is-sl'z
Pssses ger ga he Aner Cabin re uss,f heidpz. "a,
Got wines El1 qDg5s Passengers .a tie deere afs
found 9Th such rs1ns furnished 70 the creV md
viii u,a-rea, and pillow. All pesSsngoa VII t' Flowed
space 'Cr personal baggage free e The extent II 20 hs
weight not exceeding IN rsessuremeni cubic feet
Fregh' eTtra baggage uercaEtss when taken 500
per tiIn, and y PEI cent on A. specie
T~f - ggnN - = s.gl
carriage Cabin srgs.
- San D.egO....s....... 80 lA
sar Francisco ....... 500 $50
10 stores 10 be lsnded viii be aiken a. baggage Charges
Of embskng ard debarEng aud 81 personal po charges,
Including h fees and boat hire 70 be ped By the pesse.
cers No passage paid for Apply Al the Of
Zee Of the Company, New-Yorf, 81 souh-st mr.
<fZ<s For CALIRORNIA.-Throug tickets
zsasr. for San Francisco via Panama, to leave New
Yort July l. by s,eanl hip Crescent City for
Chpgres and steamship Gen Warren from Panama to San
francisco may be had on application to
il 24dl. DOLE6 co. 60 Frontst
So EMPIKK CITY LINK FOR San
a-GEE.E- FRANCISCO va CbASRES DIRECT The
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 100
iurs burheni JAas scddsfd coninsndef VII sSfe i'f
Chsgres direct Monday. July J. At o'clock from h1r
coca per y. h. FOR freight q passags aPpy TO
ir4 D&Wtiyl HOWARD n SON, 50 Broadway.
- YACHT EOK sALE.-The yachs BREEZE
IL schooner ngged copper fastened, year old, and
registers rs tons She Is 81 FEET kssl p feet Inches
BEAM feet inches deep aud vol found II every respect
N m5So 1~'' CRAM DERIcKsoH l5s scuth-'t
u FOR LIVERPOOL.-The regular packet "
G. The .6h OF June The regular packet snip RIOS
Gus, cspt Oliver EdriJge, viii sail a. above, her
regular day. For freight or passage, apply ~
sFOFFORD, TlLEsToN & co 48 South ST.
ie5 uez7
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-T.se ABULL,s FERRY, TILbEInD !.n
Ekr9kvsr3Nend FORT LEE -Thesiesmboat FhANh,
Rogers vi I run a. follows landing
At ThiTteenth.sti -, -. r..
ftoiu " - ~ ~ . fArdR Monday ~, u ard A.
roLlIsy u n : 49, ITaesdsy, II, y and II.
u9esosy ~ ~ 3 md "Wednesday, u, u and IL
ThuIsd:y' "a, and 6. TA1l,d.y IT. q and IT,
snesy, O. N 2ands. Saturday, 81, II. y and4.
ssr5sv' 10 n md ? Sunday, y, y and s.
le7 In
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GUPfTME CoUKT-Ae5nnder 4 lipsack against Heny =
Iargley To HENRY T.. LANGLEY, the above named defend
You hereby ned % answer he complain n "a a.
which complaint day filed the Office Of te Ger. ot
Supreme the City Hall the CITY Of New YORK and 10
copy Of your al Office No III wal s'n
The City New Yof, within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such and fail % The
compliant Aforesaid the plaintiff T take judgment Tor the
Of hundred dollars and twenty cents,
day Of January thousand gh hundred
and ortyune costs h Dated March
mylOlawsu y. HOBART Plaintiffs Attorney.
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DUBLIC ADMINlsIRATORs OFFICE, No. Nassau street
soice hereby TO the relatives and next kn Of DANIEL
hcCARTY late OF Tile Cry New io hboer de-easei an' who
alleged have d atesta shall ar the Surrogate
he County New YORK for etfe Of Administration upon the
tie san the I'D day June O'Clock the
loftnoor Dates NeE iOrk, May 81. o5o.
uy2isaW4w JAMES ;. THAYER. Pubic Administrator
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lk PI ISSUANCE order OF The Surrogate the County
INe~ Yok thereby apersons having cas against
GAlDNEk C. Wing late Of the Cy Of New York deceased 20
present same III vouchers thereof 70 the subs crbe
iieue FoIty nd the ht the Cy Of New York,
before he Of Octo1-r nerDstd New YORK. the
<'h day of ArrI 1850 NATHANIEL 5. WING,
- lavsuf Admins rator,
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NIILITlA FINEs ANnIn,a -. . s.lnxa

M.LlIlA fms ANDCOMMUTATION
sf,' ~ 1880 neo-e 70 niius duty IA the unuuOrmed
mlhus car De exempted from service sDd tines FOR te wear
1850 ~ Psyirg 20 HARVEY HART Receiver Of TExeS
New City Han, IN mo Psrk, IS cents Tne Reesveris
Books Of Communication are open and commuters are
requested 70 make immediate payment "A Inc Receives
VIII not hsve TIE same opportunity attend 10 Commuters
when be begins 70 receive the City Taxes All ot
committing VIII be lined the full amount with cod IN cs
lecung. CHARLES W. SANDFORD Major General WI
je5 2w lsi Division N Yori STATE MIRA
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tsy 49, o. an order VI the Slrrogats Of the County Of
1910 . hereby person. having
u MlLLEk hts Of Tie CITY II New YORK decea.e
X ~ ~ "a 'oeeher ilsreoi the subscriber be ace,
- 80 t, "a ne y q; NewYors. before TIE 81
,,el 1,.- New fork The 2lh day Of May, so
.-.-~-.., -. HENRY USHER. Administrator.
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uANGINGS-Pspet, 20 900 pounds, from setcss inehos
Hxwfde, different qualities and eolors r sale n manuf.a
Htsa prices eAUNY 4 pEakISkson $50 Boaihsi
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IL PURSUANCE order the Surrogate OF the County OF
New York hereby % an ersous having CLAIMS
AGAINST JOSEPH g. DUKELL, late Of the CITY Of New fort De
The With vouchers thereof the subscriber a,
b. 40 Pearl street. mte City Of New York 5ors
he tenth day Of December 1sIDted New fork the Hth lay Of
Jursils5O lei lawrmFFl JOHN GOULD. Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE order the surosateIo the County Il
hereby % al persons having claims
against THOMAS CROSSMAN late Of The City Of New for De
present vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers
Al the ofce o Jeremiah Lothrop Broadway the Cy o
New Ye on or before day September nextDstsd
New York the 26th day ofMirch, 1850
DANIEL CROSsMAN, }
JAMES VI. CROsSMAN. Administrators.
MOO lawsms JEREMIAH LO1HROP,D
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sFr AsrATRN ISLAND FEEkx:E~
6&U,z. and tfeT June ], 1870 =,
Leave Newly orb q =. le " a x..ss~
4 2 Sion s. and O'Clock. y. Love vsnes@'
Lsnsi1z {. ~. .. ia, II An sn4 sA&essa'1
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SsUPHENE COCRr-JOsEPH sTOHRs a-snst WILLIAM
~ ~ GRAY ana oiher.-n par-uanc- of decree Of the
Supreme Court Of State Of New Yoii I'll expose . ale 90
~ ce dav 81 June 1880 y oc O. ~ al tie Merchant ~
ehsnge IN ~, City New ok all that certain lot OF n1 and prem
,ss situate on tie nortey SIDE Of Horsto street. IN The Ninth " ara
tbe C, ri New YORK bounded Ol.w b-gqnng al point on
liz uorier orao street. distant we'tery seventy I'VE ee
e. the north wet corner OF hrat street no 5o
rs,.tree .steen e thence northey parallel With Greeng h
stfee fny et M inches thence westerly parallel with Bora
Id street sSieen feet thence souAery parallel vii Greenw ca
street ffy f teei ~ inches nohery sde Of iioro street.
Ire lace OF 5ernnrrg New y OH, June 3, Us =. 80 90
THOMAS CARNLEY. Sheriff.
I,vs A yv,,v. pl,ofa's Attorney ief 9sw3gfu
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90 COJNThY SEAT ON THE a. OsON..for
40 sale farm OF about go IN tho vilsge OF
- miles from the city The house new, bqlt OF sto1s
In tbe mos substantial manner, In modern stye VIII 70
room and has one Of the most commanding views VI 40
river and ad scen scenery. II mites unusual plcnre'4lo
proSpect win convenience and retirement fn7 glou1o
are IN the finest order well supplied with great variety y.
ut The whole or part will be sold on application 20 '1e
I'vPs qe H. =" Wv ALEXANDER BRINE
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SfUPRFME COURTJeremsh Sheldon against EbeReEer
- man. william D. Belain pursuance II
-cree Supreme the Of New YORK, viii er
poe Che day Of june thousand gt
hgudr and hitv twelve ~ The Merchants krchage,
fIa & ~ of 81. orb al that certain land the
teenth OF CITY Of Newly ORR, known number two hun
bred and forty Nineteenth and asO two cefn butcher
stalls lhteeu and nineteen Center arAt ia
the CIV of York all the Of The sad E0euT
- Yor g., 1870 THOMAS CAkNItlf oheri
s.snyorn a Pe.rY.. Aft-vs. e