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H~sD NnA hDUIt 40 TIE -.
E-,-spAs--ftWEsT AND sORTB -USIrGD ~
$4,000 STATES MAIL LINZ, via the Csy- -
uea and Susguehanna aid Nsw-iorG sud Ere Railroads.
and Csyugs Lake
Unl furth-r notice the Passenger Trains Cayuga
and susquehsns Railroad vii run "a connect win Lns
Day .nd Night Express TrHns In@ NewY ana Erie
RAJ Rad, ~ ooeiy hines (sundsysexcepied
The cars leave O,srgo ats 81 NJ. snd q NJ. Leave
ume for lhe Morning and Eyening Express Trains for
kew-Iork.
The new end splendid low-pressure steamer FOREST
CITY, Captain William n. Leonard, leaves hlca daily
(suudsys eycepledl at 50 A. N connecting al Cayugs
win the Express Trains going East Yves. On tho A1-
sLd AochessT Rafoad Returning, leave Cayuga a.
NJ the ARRIVAL u The Eastern Western Express
Traus ccrnecl-g lthacs Win lhe Evening Tram for
New-iork
Through tcketIom New. YORK 10 Gauge So. Throagh
tickets IF. NewYNk % Thar Or Cayugs sod o. bJafd
the reentCal Of the New-Yolk and Ere Railroad Com
psny the river.
Baggage checsed through from Now.York to IsacA Or
Cayuga
1he CayUer and Slsqu hanna Railroad has been entire
y rebuilt tid rest WIZ heavy rat, On uea f0aei
agocicg lEs Inclined plains equipped win engines aud
cars uIaui passed on any rosd ~ tho Uaion.
foisea -erl LEAVING Nswi0rk Yl the Erie Railroad IN
TIE morning e.enag Trains, Will pass over aud sfvs At
Ihsca daylight viewing from the cara the picturesque
sceuerJ ofithacA and Its vicinity
The connection between Tie railroads and the b)ss
perfect tie sunuirg directly 10 az rom ne suAi4Ooa'
iarcir IN CayugI Lake
Trave!ers avoid all the anuoya1ce Of traashpmel 81
baggage riding IN ounibuses az both endsof the 'aAs
Psssengtrs ar Oswtgo, 5yTscGSe' AUDI u ne,
RcheFier Bugslo and Intermediate places, wiz nsl l,s
Tie pleasant comfortable and cheaFe foAsc 5''H
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-, Cszaa.sss.-zzc- 5OCLOCK LINE 49,,
- sItEs-i1ssliz For HUDSON and s-sl.s.:,z|E


LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM IL
heeb, NJ. leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedarst on
Monday Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO.
LUMBlA, Capt 2 King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday al O'clock connecting with the stages al New
b1Igb Kingston snd CsissiL
HUDSON AND BERKsHIsE RAILROAD The passenger
trains 81 Ibis Road ser March IS will leave Hudson snd
Wesg Stockbridee daily Sundays excepisdl follows
Leave Hudson at A and - r. N. ana WesI Stock
bridge Al A. NJ and p. NJ
Freight trains, win passenger attached, viii leave
Hudson at II A. NJ and West Stockbrdge, at 10 50 NJ
Passengers by The morning from West sIock1rdge,
may the day boat for NswYork the boat for Pough
bespse AID thence by Railroad to New York By O'Clock
P NJ Fare by latter route from Hudson, not exceeding
81 Is.
Passengers by the evening train will find the steamers
COLUMBIA snc HUDSON always waiting for them, and
the OF those boss Will be low any other evening
bost the ver-om 80 80 downward ~ the line boaI
may set the example.
Through tickets from West Sockbridge 10 New-Yorx
81 So snd the fare Ia returning Passengers should
recoect that this fare includes berihs which excluded In
the fares OF other routes.
The unns from Hudson, both morning and evening" con-
meet with the ains Of the Western Roads IS heretofore
ie5 6m J. T WATERMAN. SIpt
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r. CHEAP EXCCRsiONs TO IhE
: ytlis7.s-i FISHING BANKS Fair ~ csis utcl
A--1~- <---=---w waffle sessI9auier bUFf AZ VII
commence ruupipS on We5u1sta., Ju-e 10 4nd cD1.nls
ever dsy Except eay1s Can.,s'
C-stdsf n CsheTnost g, Pier J. norm fiF1f, ~ ~
E-tUsung 5y 81 Ehfs Cott5n b4H1 Wi DC on poaru'
Fi.hing isrf H. and refreshnielis provided l4lHi~-
YACHT FOR sALk.-The yscnt BREEZE
es--s b.r gsed, copper fastened. year Old, au0
.-r. los tons She g lau. Ave = f-7l Inches
go - lorhes De- D. and vol flIod every respect,
FOR r. rther particulars spp.y - -
mvlJ GRANT \ DER CKS1N l5- soglh-st
- EUn LIFERPOUL.-rns regular P.7E'. :
az he .s'h Of Junerh- regul- PACKET slip lOs-
s7t Gus Capt Oliver Eloridge viii sail ABOVE, heT
re.rlLr cay Fer freight or psseage epply D
sPOFFORD, TlLEsTON CO. q >or-. a..
iss ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

Tux CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE on THE DEATH
RNnTY-The bill abOHsnIng capital puRishm snt
vas deferred IN the House u Representatives yes
tefday, 90 to 1911. Ii mad previously been rejected
N To- Senate by a majority OF a single vote. So
his ends the matter, 80 Tar as Connecticut is con
eerned at east for one ear But the subject will
Rot be allowed to rest as II Is. There is rooted
eODyicten in the minds OF n large and increasing
dass OF our citizens, that hanging men D. the neck
~ am CRIME EhatS0treT, Is wrong "a PRINCIPLE de-
noIaizing in practice, unworthy OF an enlightened
age and roductive only D. evil. 10 Is argued that
de substitution of close and solitary confinement,
which the prisoner feels Is hoPelessly sure woald
do lar more towards lessenng crime than the pres
eat bNrbarous and reluctantly resorted-to mode Ot
Punishment. A muaket ball through the heart or
even the ak OF the gasOitas, would be Tar prefer
tble and less reyolng method vi az lnlusterng the
law, So long as 1t is s4Acred to remain upon the
statute booK. Hass0sd Times, Wednesday.
For THE YELLOW SIoYL.-The steamer St.
Anee has been chartered by Messrs. Harvey,
Primeau & Co. TO carry up, IN company with Mr..
Harvey, about 70 mountain men, who leave for a
tine 10 trade, hunt and trap. They carry with
item, also, about $50 tuns OF freight
lSI Louis Reyelle 18th.
CAPE ANS FIsHERHEN-We learn from the
Gloucester 1tlcgraPa that, notwithstanding the de
preston Of the nshlng business and the severe dis
t;efs which have Visited tho fishermen OF Cape
Am, the past spring, WITH their accustomed enter
lnse they are making arrangements 70 pursue thus
bOsiness with Increased vIsor and energy. Tne
Tslegrsphssys about fifteen or twenty new YES.
sels, costing from sou 900 to 5000, VIII be added
hour feet the present year"
Tax ALBANY BAsIN.-The EreEiag Journal o
"Wednesday says Inc Canal Board had meet.
ne last evening In relation TO the distractions in
De Albany Basin. /. held at the solicitation OF
he Board Of Trade, and resulted in the passage Of
sfesou.ion which val probably result 10 a speedy
'snovsl Of the distractions complained Of
LIrERARr.-Aifred TeBnysons new volume OF
POEMS is entitled In Menonam," and was witten
e memory Of a deceased TREND, who died some
efee years since In England. Ticknor, Reed &
thld have the volume 10 press, and viii publish it
few weeks 1t viii DO about the size Of" The
snaeess We understand,
Boston TRANSCRIPT Wednesday.
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- UPNLME COZ IT-Jefenah
- man, and Jane v.ie. and William II. Beln pursuance Of
the Supreme Cour; Of the state OF New YORK vii
pose the twenty sixth Day Of June, thousand eht
buadre aud dy at twelve ok NJ Al the Merchants Exchange,
o New York al hs; certain lot OF land the
teeu Ward Of the Cts Of NewYoFk known number tao hun
dred Nnserth street lld ao two CERTAIN butchers
stalls known numbers eighteen and Ce1er Market
the New York I'll the possession ofthe said Eeene--r.
New York June ., 1850 THOMAS CARNLEY, SherH
& poHreB. Aff'ys. ief laWlwTn
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r.. cEs==.----==zssi1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAl IL
-------UP-Leave New-York foot Of Cort-
Sts AN and a P. M leave Newark 81 A. NJ and 81
PASSENGER TRAINS DowS-Leave Dover rs AN and
I45 NJ; MouistOwn. c 30 A. NJ and ? p p. M Msdi.
son. 75c A 81. and go NJ summit 2 20 A. NJ and
305P. nnlvile 80 4. M and SIS P. M Orange 80
A. NJ. and 355Pm
FREIeHr TsAiN-Leave Dover 8 A. n; leave New.
York III AN
ORANcE Horse cAR-Leave Orange I A NJ. and $50
P NJ; leave New.York II so A. N aud SIS P 81.
PAsseDgeTs by these trains are received and delivered
each North and South Orange Melville, summit
Chatham, Madison morrtstown, Morris Plains, Denvie
Roekawsy and Dover.
train leave for Suckasunny, Stanhope Newton, Hacko
town and Hope Daily, Milford and owego on MOniays
Wednesdays and FTidsys and for Sparta, Johnsonburg
Blairsiown, Columbia Delaware Water Gap, Suoogi-
burgb, continuing to tho Laekawsnaa Works passing
throush Bsrtonyile sanhope tes Smiths Tavern, Nes
elesviile Clifton DunmoIe, HYDE Park Providence
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet
DsnvilIe stage. leave Tor Pswervile and Boonou on
the arrival Of Tho A. NJ and T. 81 trains from and meet tho
A. 81. ard P. NJ. trains for New-York =,
At Monisio~n leave the arrival OF the A. Nj.
passenger trains for Mendhsm Chester Schooleys Noun
lain Washington, Bevidere and Esston, daily and meet
the p. n trains for Ne G.YOTk
Also for Bssking Ridge the arrival OF the NJ train,
returning next mornng connecting with The A. M train FOR
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN.
10 addition To the above Taos, extra express train
will Commence running on July 5 mex! and continue I'M
Leave New York from the foot Of Cortland at At 10 AMI
leave Newark the arrival Of the A. train from Phlls
delphia proceeding directly ~ hoTrisIO1n and Dover,
where carriages VIII be 10 readiness to convey passengers
10 sohoOiey's Mountain. arriving ia IIne for dinner
TLis Train la goinx 10 will receive ADD deliver passen-
gsTs only Al The following atious: Orange Myie sum
init Cislhsm, Madison, GorsIown and Rock iwsy.
Returning will leave Dover AIS P 81 and Monisown
Alba T. stopping for passengers NJ all hs regular sla
tor and connect with the II r. N train 10 NewYOrk.
Passengers are to procure their tickets before taking
Tickets VIII be received only on the day when pur chased
jel5 n
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SUrREME COURT -LhNl >. CHATIlkLD Alt,rns, G-u-r.i
bC0i he state Of New RI, against THE PRESIDENT DI
KECTOhs AID COMPANY or The CANAL BANK or AL
BANI pursuance order the Court Of the State
OF New made tie g day May, 1850 the
de ged Re OF the Canal Bank OF Albany hereby
20 Che holders Of the outstanding circulating notes bills Of the
Canal Rs the holding the certificates by
the undersigned such Receiver for the balance unpaid
bs surrendered receiving dividend of SIXTY
cent that they required 10 the sad notes Or bills and
CefC payment 20 the fat Receiver, lis Office the
Albany, ia
fault thereof they viii be preuded Of
ded Tor The sad bills and certificates,
and from al clam Of holding the same and that the sad
fund VIII Opposed OF under the direction tie said Court
benefit tie other creditors Of the sad Canal Bank
determined For greater
those holding SAID bills and ceTihcates
made by which will paid presena
ton 10 the Commercial Bank IN tbs ctyAlbany, June 80
I-1 Iaw2yf ANDREW WHITE Receiver.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP less LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily al Q ococh A. n snA
fPM through IN 60 hours The the Pcunsyiva-
MIA Railroad Of the very beat and most comfortable de-
scripton New packets have been placed on tho lina,
and furnished with especial reference 10 tho comfort spd
convenience Of travellers sSordng the Of Quiok
and agreeable Journey 10 Pittsburgh
Every effort win DO made render this the most dssrsbss
ron.e 10 the West
ror apply al "a Markets. and ~ .. fhsFd
and Chestnut Philadelphia. Wh. COLDER CO.
For lickets and further Information apply q Wss,st
New-York mis Il r. II. HINDEs. Agent
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81 HsALE-Three splendid country seats, In COM
pete order and six good farms, all well cal Ised 10
- make money on: No. l. $50 acres; No 2 100 scres;
No s. lU5 acres; No 100 No 80 acrss No. 8,
A acres all with good farm buildings well fenced aud
waiered and convenient TO railroad Psinf.i- Also,
five email farms cheap houses and lots, stores public
houser &c Call on 7. FULLER ~ Cortland " or to 5.
VAIL every Saturday at Conlandsi from 10 10 other
days PIanfsld New-Jersey. 1919 lw*
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EARNS FOR SALE.

o. FAR1Is FOR SALE farm on The bank Of
eT the Hudson 81 go gcres, Two miles above oly'esani
~ landing. Tho buildings a'e Substantial and complete
Aso lhe adjoining Arm Of 100 srre'
Also farm about miles below Albany 81 $50 sores OF
the east Of tho Hudson On ts farm there never
falling stream win acAscaoe ~ -" loe1 a., -. -.
Aso The adjoining farm Of 40 scres Al these farms
are OF high cultivation and The buildings COB
venent and In good order.
ALSO, Island OF Ia acres IN Long Island sound, ore
fsun house mad out oniidngs ia sce'-aoe rom me
shore by csuseway, and la desirable Summer resdence
J js7 4a%G '''''' '''' J. BLUNT, II walst
0& COUNTRY SEAT ON THg HUDsUN.-For
ssle farm " about 80 acres in ne village Of da,alf
Il miles from the city The house new, bull. " s.Ole
IN the rosi substantial manner, il modem stys with IS
rooms and hs1 ore OF The most commanding We va of ne
river and adjacent scenery. Cnies urufua picturesque
prospsct "a conyo1ience anc retirement. The gfOlnds
ere IN lhe hnts ordof Wen slpPhei win ea vdne u
fruit The whole part will be sold on ap 5icat0n 10 he
mySo I'm ALEXANDER BRINE
So FOk SALE on KXCHANGFf, r city proper
n-on sisen Island, beautiful county seat, wilnio
- q mile Of T~ilfn Reudeys Is gong. whers 40
steamboats, ply dsy-coesisng Of 10 &C rs noiera
twOstory hOufe vi wing ais .i-d bIit b. DAYS work;
barn. carriage house, owhous- and other oltbidi1gs
sud almost ali Kinds Ol fun 10 abundance The stuaipn
for view cannot b. surp-,sd lhqrr o. s. L-Na goasy
teis iw' J.P wsIrEHEAD.
q FOh rALE-A l.sei Of. ias1 u ne Coa-y u Her.
siiueT, being part Of dgars s.s.c, 9u.csss8 cor
Iau'rg ISocc ocrea II i-s tsi-ty miles north
saver low pace inqrire cf John LAas' 6 Boa.
way, up sa1ias Of T p RICHARDS, Halov5rsL; Or u
a LAMB ~ KOgrhSt between he Bowsry and SecoLt-
avenue. my50 l5g+
sfaTo EXCHANGE FOa aERcuaNoIsE Oh
- RIAL ESAAIE-A good farm Of TOO acres Ia town
o. OreeuouTg, Westches.eT COgaly. u miles frorl
New lora. ising between auson ri yer srd Harlem Esi
roecs Excei ent and add well fenced. ADDiy 10
jell 2w' T. L. BUSHNELL Fsrfy-sLN y
~ 10 LET, Or FOR sALE-An elegant Dsw
hIce s.o,y AID attic hoase win basement and cO1n.
- cellar, l IhryseccH1 8: between Broad gsy and
FishHy cos a1shed a1d ready Tor occup a1on with al
De modem improvements Price $40 so Inquire "
CHAS 7 PLATr, LIZ Broadway,
jeiO So between Thi'y-seco1d sud Thirty.thrds, 80
4 FOX ALA smzii farm Of seven sores enOics
itrd, Win good dwell log, barn, clniags hoI ss,
~ ~ miles from the city, and 10 healthy
For further in.0fmsiion apply 10
jel9 lw' hONAhAN ( BEERS l73 Frontsi.
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r1s FOR EAsTPOHT, Me-, 81 Johs. n
E4e--5cB, Windsor and Halifax, N,s-Ths nov
- s-sgolng steamers COMMODORE enA
vaRy QUEEN wiz CONTINUE To run twice q week b.
,,zssn portland and he shove places leaving Portland =
IN on he eveufng ofTuesdsy and Friday. TckeSfos sbs
JANIS HANFORD, 81 South Marketsl Bossoa o.
ISAAC WINsLOW, Jr. IS Pearlst Hew.York.
Boston, Msy, 1s5o. my2a 3usl5.os
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SsUFEiIOK COJNi.-BAkihOIOhEW OCONhOh A-shst
CJACOB NAEDEKPOOL and otherin Of decree
ofhe Superior Of the ofSew YORK vii for sale
the 4th DAY oiJule 0t ODcs al The Merchants ElchanEe
New Al those certain lo;s II lEi situate
ing and Fourth Nar' fe city New FORK the
IoeTy Cherry street sno~n by n- numbers twenty
ait aud ti.rty. bounded all. containing IS follows:
Iowf beginning point The uJf,lery d Cherry street,
premises and ruana thence aohsry
Mary Rocker, c-cessei
hludrel AID feet nr trnc- easter along and it-y
bro1r.u. Jacks ds,sssed and formerly ipe
inches Norhefy tceu he inches
easter, twenty niche lani late
or DAVID Randall thence souhsfy song SAID last mentioned land
hundred y feet three inches the
1sery Cherry, and thence westerly along Cherry street.
forty feet inches the place Of beginning by reier
sey thereof made by Thomas L. Ludum, City Surveyor
Dated February thousand hundred and thirty and
file The Office o. the Register Of the and county Of New.
YORK viii fully appear New York, MAY II, 1870
r McCs u1HY. Attorney. THOMAS CAfiNLET, Sheriff
myl3 2sp3wh&1h
Tie postponed I'll the s day Of July 1850 at the
and pace.-New YORK. June (, 40.
le7eaNtJys THOMAS CARNEY. Sheriff
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- a. THE LARGEST assortment Of Reds.eads,
~1 beis, Mattresses and Feathers offered for
sale. a d. WILLARDs Warehoass, 80 Chat
hen-st OF hulberysL The attention Of Eeepos
and otbers 10 particularly called % Winss patent fghi
and len screw bs<s!ead Oh bsds rsnoysd co. vhoss-
aslesnd retail Is Tn
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n DAY-LINE sTEAmEHs FOR Al
EhSlla--4NBAN ID sl0--The spIendid .Lssner. NJ w

EASsz-4NBANY j s5o.-The splendid ste.lners Ne W.
sna1Aa>sss<~w WORLD, Capt Acher and Aida, Capt
stooe will leave tbs wharf foot Of Chambers 81 daily fSln-
Ssy, exceptsdl landing Wea Point Newo1rgh foagh-
seepsie, Kingston, Maiden, cassil, Hudson and Cox
..siS .rrytpg Al Albany at a p a. connecting with EEr
res, Trains Tor Buffalo and Railroads for Saratoga snd
Rsgulsr days OF NEw.wORLO Mondays Wednseeay
and fridsys; ofALlDA, Tuesdays fhaf'os'' sna sa''
~; All persons are sOred trustrg any person
count Of the above bosn-Ne"'foA' Nay 1870. myDsm
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LEGAL, NOTICES.

IDUBIic NoTIcE-sUPREmE coURr-IB IN. Of IA.
Apps Of tie Mayor, Aldermen aad Cormoaa Of
Of Ncv fort, rvhive the opsuag OF The Eleventh avenue
from foy eighth the point wh-- sad
BY the kouunrii~ Road h~,wrn hundred
aAd One buIsJ snd shh street u. T~-a and
Want oi sad cy futhe Nos hereby gwen D. Iay.
d.ren ard Comuonay q 'he Cy o Ss~ YORK
such msee snc PROVIDED TIA; asyor
ard Cummous % Tie Cts Of New Tor, nt-1d .pe
eaton the supreme cour q H. Stats 4 S@v To .,
Tern Of u SAL Courito be had TIE CJ Han %
1os IN saiarteJ, 'le 9th ty of July, 1850 .hsuas-g
Cenrtou thst DAY thereafter tor- heard
Tor TIE appointment OF Commissioners az Euur- .1J
asui IL The ABOVE sattsd that
Of The improvement The opening x Eisveaii
fory eih siff- - the where ~
hon ds- road between One hunfrrs and sni On
hurdd ad 1t seet, tis fFsln Ard ~ ss OF
sst Cts .s f tie nap pisn of tho ~ Ses bs
virtue Of "a Aci entitled nsavs toucs
te hyuf atr~ets Roads "a Tor
oe' purpose, pss-~t Apr 81 sDssd Ssv York Juns 9th,
1884
isla Jys HEyRY DAvIEs c.nn..I % n. cnrnac..-h-
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C. FOX sALk-A new ons story cottage, with out
E4 buildings and Of good land. only I'VE minutes
walk from the Depot Of rarrytown- There Ia 4 hae
grove Of forest and stream spring wafer,
known the Andre Brook running through the premises
Also extensive view OF the river II would be dssirs
Bile residence for gentleman doing buEpess In the city
Possession given Immediately, and bu e cash required.
Apply. q above. lmyl7 N s.N THOMAS
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BARGAINS IN STRAW cooDs

Re.A AS CHEAP, IL NOT CHEAPER, than any
~hof' or retail store Ia Nsw.York. A hand
49,, sout s.sormeDt Of Ladies' va and Misses Hsts
WI 81 Gmosl every ki1d. 81 YOUN0s, s. Bo~eg,
bet~e- desieT and GrGnd sta iel0 2.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

q RBhOVAL.-FRED. W. PACHrMANN,
"a wsrhnakef and ieweer, respectfully informs his
~ customers and tbs public IN general, that be ho
d. removed from ~ to 10 CAnslst batveen sulivsn
abd Nsfefs s where he keeps usual his old store,
large assortment OF me gold and silver Watches swelry
al the lowest possible prices Every article warranted
order and repaired. j.2i lus
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&UPKEME cOukT-Aexander T. Hoslck against Henry 4.
DLangsy To HENRY D. LANGLEY, the above named deead
anti GU hereby summoned the compliant this
which complaint this DAY Gd the Office Of OF
the Supreme Court the City Hall the City Of and
copy Of at Office No. II Wallet
the kew YOk, within days after tho hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and fail To the
compliant aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment for the
ninety dollars and cents
day Of January thousand hundred
forty nne thus Dated Mach
mIOiaWswN ID. HOBART, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the slro-aie y u
New iofk, hereby 90 oil persons
AR1HURG MILLER late The Cts % N-W YORK i-c-sd 70
present TIE With vouchers tTeoi the ice
No IN v liam street the Sew ors or bsflre te ~
day December neSiDaie NeN ORA dsy Nay ia
my3l law6l HENRY FISHER, Aimni.trsi0r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

n JUST RECEIVED ron Saxon Germany
iot VI NE best singing Canary Birds imported.
EAEAiso Ten Bulhnches that whistle three cell
I-eb-sed tunes together with other fancy birds snd
cages 10 D. sod a. Si6 BoWerv. iA5 In
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nRsS FERRY TO OAK HILL CEhE
EzssSlss--iSrERY.-Ths splendid steamers AhkOW,
rnA1kzrz-<---1sCapI s. A Veryalen, and SWALLOW,
Cant J. Hsusel VIII leave New York from foot o. hooln,
so5s; next above Barclay every day, a. and AN snd
JPN Returning leaves the Cemetery 81 NJ. IL noon
snd gPM Touching ii the foot Of Anosst each way
ILLS imf
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~ PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate, the Co.uy
lNew York heret elp-ons hay ng claims against
GAKDNkk C. WING ie % the CITY OF New YORK i-ceaed, 70
present q SANE vouchers thereof subscriber
iience 10 Forty hd T. hh The Cts Of New York
or Ocobsr Dated New YORK the
<h day OF Aprl, 1850. NATHANIEL ) WING,
sAlswfmk Aiminis-rator,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

IL PURSUANCE Surrogate the CogAty 81
New orb hereby all having CLAIMS
against JOSEPH G. DURLLL, late Of the City Of New iors de-
ceased the vouchers thereof the subscriber at
ne store No 49, Pearl nte City New YORK. before
Tie tein ty OF December neHDated NeYor the sixth day Of
Jan-,lsou. Ie7 iaw6mFFl JOHN GOULD. Executor
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-02
The Yankee and the Statae,

"It chshced some time since" writes a friend. during exhibition ol Powers's Greek Slave that a particularly ungainly and veidant specimen oi a Yankee, who longed to have some definite basis wheteon to build hs ideas of sculpture reluctantly paid his quarter and guiItily debauched into the sanctuary of hIgh art. Al the outset, the mystet- twilight and hushed voices of the figures nov ing about the room in strong contrast to the roar and bustie of Broadway. from which he had just emerged. half bewildered completed his eoniusion and after nervously crushing his wool hat into the compass of an egg, and vainy endeavorng to thrust both his huge hands simultaneously into the same pocket the brilliant Slave, in all her vergin purity and wondroas beauty burst upon his horror stricken gaze. His first impulse seemed 10 be 10 fairly turn tail and Ten; but his quarter gone and hs native prudence getting the better 1f his impulse, he ey
 dently determined to have his moneys worth; so after gazing with outsretched neck and onion ey ed open mouthed wonder at the slowly revolving statute for some time, he cautiously approached. un, he stood among the circle of visitors here he came 10 stand, and after drinking in the hgure ftom he sd to foot. his eye rested upon the inscription on the pedestal, Powers seulpsit,' and he broke out into soliloqny foliows 'Pe-owers scuips if. dors hes Waal. should TaatheT 'speet he did. He's scuip'd that efi'ier strong enough, anyhow, pears to me; he's gone and seulp'd every dafned thing off from hei! had kind O an ldee O getting sculp'd n.y. self. bat I'm afraid should be done up rather brown with sich powerful scuIp as that ere. 'Pon the hull. guess l wan.' And he ielt the presence greatly dubiating g"-kAickerboeksr.