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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
Ie5O CENTRAL RAILROAD or N JERSEY 1850.
EC W4a4afxEl SUMMER ARRAN0EMENTa

- ~ VX recommending April l, l650.-This koo1
extends from Elzabethpor IS miles -
White Bouse ~ J. reducing the staging between the or.
OF the Road and Easton 10 Is miles and SCHOOL,
eys Mountain to II miles This line leaves New-YoFk ~
steamboat RED JACKET, al pier N River and counec0
with trains the NewJersey Railroad, which leave New.
York from foot Of Cortandsl at the hour. new
route to schooeys Mountain With less staging shss sny
other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Passsngers win lsavo New
York by steamboat from pier NJ r. by the NewJerssy
Railroad foot Of Corlandst at A. n and r. NJ l0evo
Elzebethtown at 10 AM and 6 p H.
PASSENGER Train DowN.-Leave White H0uoo - 80
A M. and As NJ; North Branch ct SIS An end l.o
p M Somervile Of 6. 10 NJ and 10 u; Bound broo3
at % AM and 30 N Painfed At 40 An. and -
p NJ Westfeld Of 6 IS A. M. and PM EhzabeheoWu 9
7.i5 and II. so AN. and $50 Pm.
The freight train with passenger cars sttschedl
White House ct 80 AN, Someville, $50 PlainAed ~
snd Enzsbethport by steamboat a 80 An ksturinfa
leave WORK, By steamboat Red Jsckst from psr
North River, at Pm. - .
An freight ffou New-York Intended TO 60 By this line
be al the boat st III O'Clock 70 Insure being akso
through thai day
Stages viii be In readiness the arrival Of TIE ooock
train hon New-Yorh nj ts Whts Hofse 70 convoy poDs
seneers 10 Esston, Wilkcsbsrre Bethlehem Alentowu
Msich Chu L. Pa and TO Flemlngon, Lebanon. Clinto1
Milford Bethlebern, Bloomsburg. New-Hamptoa, Wesh
ington and Brviderc N. J. On Tuesday, Thursday nd
Saturday 10 Delaware Water Gap, Shoudsburg, bartono
VILE Stanhope Dslevie, Bucxown, and Lsckswsnns ireo
Works, &c. Pa
liyered into the actual possession Of the Agents Of -
Company aud checks o. ,cepn given therefor. -
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-. azzszzszy1NEY-YORK AND NRW.HA-
III b; sssSaxvEN RAILROAD.-On and sfer

r.. ssgsEsssssssss11NEW;Y0RK AND NRw.HA-
l4z SSik,ssxfx.svES RAILROAD-O and sfer
will the Canal 81 station. near Broad way
Passenger also received at The NewYork and Harlem
/. Accommodation Train at " AM. for New-Rochels,
Msmsroneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich. Stanford
Dehen, Norwalk WestpOr, Southport, Fairfield Bridge
port sIstford Milford aud EewHsyen. Passengers from
The Way Stations for Albany. and the Stations the Hone
atomic ard Naugsack Rsiiroeds will Jake this Train and
ton Providence Worcess Hartford Springfield and Con.
neccut River Railroads will take this Train and Join Ex-
Express Train O'Clock AM for Stanford Bridge
Port Albany, and loussonic and NGugstuck Railroad
New. Haven Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston
8 Accommodation Train at 8 III. for Nsw Haven, and
Intermediate Stations, Hampton Cheshire soulhinesn,
Pslnvile, Pennington, Avon, Tarifviile and Coinsyle
hiddetown, Hartford ard Springfield.
4 Express Train st245 Pm. for Stamford, Norwslk,
Hew.Hsven ard Stations the Canal Railroad, Hartford
Springfield Worcester and Boston.
5. Accommodation Train st4 Pm for New-Hsven and
Commuston Train at SO Pm. for Bridgeport anl
TRAINS TO NETWORK
!. Comuuieton Train Of 545 AM. from Bridgeport,
E;op ping al all the Intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Train at 6 IS AN. from New Haven,
stopping all intermediate Slsuons receiving Passengers
1oIl NsugaIck Railroad al Bridgeport.
s. Accommodating Train a. $50 Am. from New.Hsysa,
senpers from the Hartford and New Haven Canal Railroad
ard kaugatuck Railroad
l. Express Train Lilo PM Tin connection with the
Express Train from BoTon) from New-Hsyen, stopping
st Bridgeport aud Stanford receiving Passengers nom tha
Housstonic Railroad At Bridgeport
b. Accomm0d alton Train a. 80 PM (receving Passeu-
PeTB from tie Accommodation Train from BoslOnl from
New. Haven, stopping a. all The intermediate Stations
g. Express Train al g. 10 Pm Tor 10 connection with Ex-
snd Stanford arriving IN NewYork at II 80 PM Even
Ing Train from Pisse!d connects with this Tram u
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
sesis IN tie Cars ie50fI B. MASON, Supt
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-. KECrLAn nAm LINK az.

e.. AZ Tw I'm BOSTON AND NEW'f,oAAz,
<1@s-e via StoUirgtoD and Pr0ycence--ip sDs
route, without ferry, charge Of cara or bagysgs'-Ihe
steamers {. VANDERBILT, Captain joel stone, 500
COMMODORE Capt William VI. Frazee la ronnecnor
with he sioni rton ard Providence and osor and PROM
dence Railsoada leaving NexY0k daily (Sgadays on
ceptedl from PIER North River, FIRST wharf above Bat
terry Place, az O'clock r. NJ. and stoniugton q e.
clock, r h. or upon ne arrival OF ths mall train rom
Boston These built expressly for the roat
and Ia every reepec particularly adapted W he neNx
ton Of Long Island Sound TIE Accommodation lof pas
seugen connodious and comfbrtsbc-Ihe oncors -
pabe and experienced The being tho shors ene
most direct between Boston and Now YORK passengers a
enabled to srriys In ample tme for The morning Inc
tho~s eities Thee VANDERBILT win leave New-Yo
Tuesd.y Thursday and Saturday Le:ye sorngsSr soS
leave New-Yori Monday "Wednesday and Friday. Leave
Stonington Tuesday, Thupday aud Saturday. Nb-ree'
sengers the arrival Of the steamers Stonngtent pro
coed Immediately IN splendid railroad ears 20 frov'
dence and Boston. ssggagemsster accompanies esce
train TO and from Boston For passage, berhs staerooue
wharf ard Al the Office. Ia Batisry-plaee. -
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sHFInnY HrBHrLL. Ainin..ttstnr.

DUBLIC NOTlCF.-SUPIEhE COCRr--Ia he matter al the
appcioa Of tie Mayo, Aldermen aii Cnm9lty Of the city
New iok. relative O. Gil oens Of thh part OF Ff ayeule not
already OPENED, from loy coad street % Harlem RIVER On tbs
TVeh snt Nnet--ui Naf Of st City Public Sotter h"reby
ny the Mayor, Aldermen ani Comorsy Of th- Cy o 'ev
Iot to Statute ia -uch made tni provided thst TIE
The Mayor Aldermen md Commousy 81 tie Cyot New York,
intend 10 make srfcto IN the supreme Count 0 the state OF New
oh. atspes Term OF the. Court 10 bs held a the City Hal,
m Cy N~s l0rk Monday The trf DAY Of June. 1870
-openng Of lie court u , sooa thereafter coln
calhe heard or The appointment Of Comm " Lmfte
at Ass the above eltf matter hst the nature and
s,ieli improvement tho opernr az that par ~ First
ALREADY 0Pe1rd from Forty stree, % Harlem RIVER
tsc1vsh ard Ns eeri WARDS Of '- - a. led ont upon the
Plaza tie sf CITY, By A. suf - az ~
se ouchrne the lsYrr nt tofts
city N-fof sni or ofltr pufp.ses, pasi ApuJl,
lzi7.-pa!.i rev York. April 81. lrfN
HENRY p DAVIES. Council o. The Cnrp1rlul1.
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sssiS, soiicE-SUPREaE COVRT-in The matter
SN,s - y ne Mayor, AE.rrea Aad cosamonsy Of tie CJ
s<e "a, ''ste - te crcn, cf flh from ore Hrn-
ws-S .Soa street u lie HzrieuE River. the T-elhh
~ nj fuele nofe tcrhy gwen By the Mayor, Alder
50 Of tnc Cy New ora. pursuant statute
Aa 90 prcs3eo tat 10 al lie Mayor. Ahernra
s,hs eihe Cy Of AsH icrt attend app csiSa
sse S~srt OF tie State u Esx ora Spc sra OF
Es ~ % y be- Al he ~ ii.h q lie CITY ofNeE orr on
AZ Sy o. Iunr is = u osns Of e Court thti
49, 80 49, "a cacr cngrsi ke 1sar kr s t,us
"a Of Esc sni Assssanen, 10 IT, sb6ss %
ts NE csfufr esert Of the Improvement he
fs aseaoe from Oae iunsd II fty ,d s.r-et
sas ~. m Tie Twcl ia War Of The ~ u N@s Yk
ssl, 90 the maP or P,n Il the al c b yFts. af A. ,-f
~ Haate 70 5tofc1cris tollI< IT, hys oe ~
$50 a u Cay - Nce lori ADD iof oler safrosr.
trrY- - .sr.-Da'ei New Ycr. MAJ tsf, Ie5n -
HfNkf n DAVIES. cocass. y tbs rorsors,,s.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

GkIN cisco, VIA cHAGREs-The nsw and Il;
vohts steamships
CHEROKEE..... 800 tnns.. Csptain n. Winde
PHILADELPHlA.l,i00 tuns.. Captain }. Nichoisoo.
Form the only direct line between NswYofk and Chegres
and in connection with the United Saies Mall pack
cts In Tho Pscl6c-s senmonthy line through 70 San Fran
cisco. -
Cherokss. Phl.delpeia.
Amer Saloon State Rooma......Sl5 % sl2s ~
Forward Saloon do. leo 90 lW W
All the above dine al the table, and havs the prv'
eye ofthe Saloon.
slssrage found with mattresses
and board ,..;,....::.: sss % 700 90 IN.
Isthrus sre borne By passengers
H EowGak si,s SsP PYfs 81 sOut.. MI
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United STAKES Nall steam-packeu
PANAMA.....l,0 87 mns... Capt David e. Bailey
OREGON ::::.l Os9 rns...Cspt Carlisle rsterson'
CALIFORNIA. Il $50 tuns. Capt Thos Budd
TENNESSEE. 500 tuns.. Capt 0eorgs A. Cole.
CAR0LINA.... 800 tuns....
UNlCORN..... 800 tuns....
are intended to smi-uonhly line between Panama
Passengers in the After Cabin are furnished bedding but
not wines and liquors Passengers In the steerage are
With mattress and pillow. All passengers win be allowed
srace for personal baggage free the extent OF 80 bs
weight, not exceeding In measurement ten cubic Feet
Freight baggage merchandise when aken 500
per tun, and per cent on ali specie.
Packages should not exceed l95 lbs weight Tor Inule
Passase from Prnam. TO San Bias or Mazaan s225 sIO
Ban Diego. .......... 20 10
80 San Francisco. ....... 800 10
No stores 10 be landed will be taken baggage Charges
ofembakng ard debarkng and all personal port charges
gers No passage secured paid for Apply al the Of
ice OF tho Company, NewYork, 81 south-st 27fn
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ $3.50 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP tEsS LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Dsily, at 8 O'Clock A. N. snd
4PM through In 90 hours. The tho Pennsyvar
pa Railroad Of the very best and most comfortable do
scripron New packets have been placed on he hnA
convenience OF travellers sordng the assurance Of quick
and agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh
Every effort will be made render this the most dosruhlo
route To the West
For seats apply at "a Marketst and p. corner Third
and Chestnut Philadelphia VIM. COLDER co.
For further information apply II West-st Nsw.York
mle r. III. HINDES, Agent
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HTnsON RIYER HnAn.-Yotccf,r p,o.

I1posssSesled proposals. VIII DO received by ts D.
recicrs Of he Hudson River EslrOad CcMnarv 81 thsr
office, - Walst Nc = fofE, uu.il Monday u-ou, lhs h
day OF May inst FOR tie Fr-CirF, mlsolg5 bfdg * aud
PIE tncgi1g, 10 be done on the ON Division embracing
Sections No 81 10 H. irc.utgr, extending f0u POUCH.
feepse ls miles 10 GaTreuoEs Point miles above
Khineleck
This line may be examined " M plans End cat Dos
% The work Al the otice OF II. A. GARDNER Resdgal
Engineer. n Pooghkeersie, from ~ preEsnI dine.
Also, there VIII be let attic same tine Division 80
brucDg Sections No % % 100 Inclusive extending &c miles
ou Suyvefant 20 The Nortierl nation % the Road
Euit Albany. This line Eud plane o. work ucy b. exam
ined by reference to E.DMUND FRENCH Resident Ia
gneer 81 his Division a. hsoic9 a. Albany efr Iisy
the 18th dAv Of this month. ProposLs may DO made By
Sections or by Divisions The WORK tho 9Th Division 70
be finished on before the Isl dsy Of February uox and
thti On The 5h Division bere the l.. day OF July,
lS5l The remaining and intermediate Divisions and Sec
lions VIII be ready % be let acr short period when due
noucs will be given. 1he Directors reserve 10 Themselves
Tie ne 70 accept or Teec proposals ihat may BE- offer
ed ~ they may consider the rteTcs OF Tie Company 10
require.
Tie party TO any proposition which may be accepted.
VIII be required 70 enter mo contract immediately after
acceptance OF the same.
The names IN ful Of all parties proposing 10 be Inter-
ested In Contracts mus. be given In q prOpOslOua and no
ugL transfer Of The bid or contract VII be per-
milled.
reserve OF 20 per cent the monthly estimate vii be
retained by the Company, until the contract Is completed
WA. G YOUNG, Chief E1gineer.
Office Hudson River Railroad COTnps1y
81 Wal-Et May IL. 1850 ! myl5 tmy5
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nR. sPOLASCO, from London, celebrated through
~ England, Irelacd Scotland and Wales for his mnedt
ALREADY esAbshed Character IN Its cououy cono,orai.
I've Of bis European fame be consulted from 70 daily
a. IIs East Broadway, Eew-York CUREs; Captain = SEC
81 lkvHThs
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SOAP FOE THE WEST INDIRS.-An article
COf superior quality ard Al reduced price, put up In al
nzed boxes and bars This Soap will retain is shape and
remain hard In climate Also Patent Candies Of al
sizes manufactured By WAGER HULLS SON
myl5 lws l03 and 10 Cud-st
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FAFER HANGINGs AND RaNDBOXES.
~. BROWN 67 NHJ-ST

REPORT ER AND MANUFACTURER OF Paper Hang
ner ard Bardbcxes offers f1r sale splendid sssort-
nenl OF French and American Psper HGnrngr ITe-boad
Ffrls and B6rdboJeS, Wholesale and retail Also Crate
ArrorR beautiful article. Competent Wcrkmsl ID pGps9
rccns In the best nlanner ~ ,hoIl rotce. az ma
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nYI4 lw


On AT PRIVATE SALE-A splendid Farm, con-
taning about li8 acres OF land, situated al Maluchen,
- y and about 81 feet from Freemsns Depot, bound
ed in psrt by the Turnpike road from Newly k New
Brunswick ard by the rosd from Pein6ed to NewBrook-
lyn On SAID farm there 10 house aud out buildings with
apple arr peach orchsrd aud p OF woodland, the
balance being in high state Of cultivation IL viii be sod
in Mt purchasers For further
psr,icular,. apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auc-
toneer, Broad-sL niylS Nv
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IF PURSUANCE OF an order Of the OF coany 4.
lSe~ for hereby gwen 10 al P-rsoas having esms
seanst JANIS GRElG late Of The CITY New fo decsase
preai vouesrs thereof 10 the subscriber ct h
derce Grand "a, Cry Of Nes iors essor- the
third day OF JAY neItDsisi fo Tie lh dsy Of Dc-ass,
lsts (tsT lsssasl JAMES 0kEl0, IT, A9rafnstrssot
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s5 situated At Oyster Bay Long Island consulting OF
neat two story house. containing seven rooms b--
side kitchen and stc with spring water leading into the
house. There Ia also good carriage heuse barn. &c.
with twenty-five Of fine meadow land, including sp
pie orchards and large variety OF other fruit trees shrub
berry &c Tue location is splendid and OF the most
desrabe country residences offered for sale For
terms and further particulars apply 10
A. J. BLEECKER, Aucdoneer,
mvIllw Broad.sl
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TO LET.
:, nDl,,EIIsINGf ANn sTORE TO LIT = ssAI

81 DWELLING AND STORE 10 tt IS. ,,, IN.
81 one-ff0ry and ntfc cotisge b, usf IN I
N.Y. with e!oses each floor and cacnatn' Ja.s.-,i
~ s,cnmncdatr Two sail families aim sep-re Si,ea ns
Aio, new Country Store sdJoi1.19 WET s go ,vin
10 rcr,ed sersrnely or ,ne-her low rsies and are
rlesferily situated In The village o. salisbury ~ ~ VI
sn9e {. niles wes OF Newbufgh On ,ns s t5r
hood ofeusy And where living u cheap tey olrf
peculiar adytniffes TO any person wishus ~ t
bnsrets or 70 I've retired Dor ilher ps,tc ~
myic 2w J : sHAPTER, s'i Pearl''t
<7E TO IRT-The Bakery store and dwelling ~
ff.i Nint1ayebue Al.Ohe drug store snd dwelling lv
s'1r are hsrdsomey haishei With plate glsss shovwn-
dow . r.aihielop couniers warb nlors &c nc 49,, 90.
Also, TIE lefre Us 1fiory Owe llng-touse 10 NlnhA-
Chsses square THIS house being painted AL tdr
nisf'd VI gns and co'on vtte, hSu' c,is'9ItS
Tvert,-fr,t - my3 ?awi'U
O. ORNAMENTAL VILLA AT Gil ZION
e. T,lel near Nsndsrhrs Landing. containing IN me
bsstmont kitchen, psnirsf. Store Toon scnIe,y .lu
story our room. md e'tc two rooms. wei sna
flruE cs,In from which The water Il conveyed n eprs
g. The k''choi elegant ma e man-is and s'ratik tl,
itfcr rluu i Lcufr TIRE house IL entirely new uas "a
IT. rnods ~ AID Las cq'mgn4ins v q ne cay
Hi snss Tu&Tl.
r. 40 IfY-lie trp IourEr-y n.use ~ frirJ
81 uifl-sl ore t..l fcln Br1a4vGf. we'll arranged 80
80 ere or - .lfl.is-. C-oi9a ban &C. sn 80 'ss'o
also srsrueIir 60 Dc il Froa wy re.T ---.I hfi-.
40 girr on lc yf f.'fes o. o. J. CoLEAN g Waltz
80 a. T. g. 4 c.e..-E y
or UUIEE TO LET.-A fine ihree-story house
~ rs Brosdwsv. three doors above spdnRst furnished
~ In The most modern style The furniture will be sod
or let with the premises FOR partcu ars Inquire 81 the
house OF y. ID. HALLS Co, cor. OF Cedar and Pearl
myli6t
~ 10 BIZ RE-LET-Psr ofthe genteel three-story
u; brck house 1873 Thrdav. consisting OF 'front.' and bsck
AAp sror and bedroom % floor, and bedroom on 81
foor. Apply as above doors above SevenIeenlh-s-
myli lwf
- TO LET-Two genteol threes,ory hoSses contain
81 ing all the modern improvements In Hudson-p ace
- Thirty fourthst between Ninth and Tenth avenues
Rent $50 Apply to J. w. LATSON. l79 Broadway, or
morning and evening upon the premises. my Sawu
q WALL-ST. OFFICE TO LET, and Polses
IS sion given Immediately, pleasant back basement Of
AA fee in Wall-st. Inquire OF
myl5 81 A. ST JOHN, 81 Wah'a.
- TO LET-The second floor and basement OF
IL two story house, two blocks west of Broadway and
- rear Bleeckerst Rent lew q small and respecta
BILE family Address r. NJ. Tribune Office. myl4 Sc
a. AN OFFICE TO LET-Also furnished rooms
q Inquire at S6i Broadway entrance In Srankiin+st
MO II
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Gov. seward and the Ladies' OF Syracuse.


We have been chosen as the medium for making
public the following correspondence between a
large number of ladies OF this city and Gov. Seward.
While the New-Yor Senator has made himself
the mark Of much vituperatiOa in other quarters,
he has the satisfaction of having earned the aPpro
baton his constituents. The seventy ladies'
who have expressed their grateful sense Of the
principles enuncated by him in the U. 5. Senate
reflect truly the large majority OF opinions which
are entertained ia this State on the part of both
sexes in respect to the proud position be occupies
SYRACUSE, April 10. 1850
Hon WIN III. SEWARD--DeQr SIR: We, the
undersigned. women Of Syracuse, having read with
intense interest your noble utterance in behalf OF
freedom and humanity, pronounced in the Senate
of the United States, sympathsing as we do with
its lofty sentiments and humane principles, honor
ing as we do the moral heroism which prompted so
true an effort, we cannot deny ourselves the graft
icaton Of personally expressing our deep gratitude
20 humanity's firm champion.
We do not presume 70 offer you an eulogium. or
to speak OF the rich intellectual banquet which
YOU have spread before US these are minor graces;
We simply send you ke0TE 9DcrlRg for the lofty
integrity and disnterested generosity with which
you have advocated the cause oil the down-trodden
and oppressed.
While we weep with Massachusetts,, for the
dishOnor and shame with which her boosted States
man has enshrouded himself, mot herl it enhances
nil more the appreciation and pride with which
We point to WIN H. SEWARD, who stood up amid
he throng Of self seeking politicians, firm against
he seductions Of place aud power to utter those
brave words" there is higher law than the
Constitution, the law bestowed by the Creator Of
tie Universe"
We thank you for your efforts to raise the tone
political sentiment up to the key note of your
own loliy thought, We thank you, that you have
20 iearessly met your responsibilities, 50 faithfully
discharged your duty and done SO much "to sos
greatness to your posterty and successors'
With sentiments Of the L. CHEST esteem
Snd deepest gratitude, permit - 10 sign
Ourses yCur faithful Iiends.
(slsued by 40 LADtrS)
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LEGAL NOTICES.

49, n ~ ~
Is PURSUANCE OF an order Of s Surrogate Of tie County Of
lkewYO Motto. 6sr.Sy rosn socpr 70 law to all psO1'
that they required present the sa- with the youch
er. thereof subscriber the adm ratoT Of 20 sad singular the
the subscriber at the sOltEe., corner e Spruce and euee
Of New or Office OF Thomas Dole attorney &C. 10
the Cay Of frw YORK OF before the twenty sec
d iswm URIAH PHELPs, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE order of the Surrogate Of the County Of
New pSt ns ssf Te @ dy OF ' S
Chant deceased to present The ,a with Vsnoe thereof 70 The
tie CITY Of New YORK On or before The day october nsr
Dated New YOrs. the 0t d, Of Mare l.s
~ isw6mF MARY a. CklssEf Adnin'''ratnI.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate couny
.s.o., fGTIIcK RArFEffY. Of ne cy Of d.
s 9. s o e.'s e nassS w.t E No. q s,rs q @
City New York before the teah day Of June neIDed
NJ" ''''' nc ''1'- MARTHA T. RAFFERrY, Er-cutrI.
d6isv6m BARNARD y CLARK. Executor.
i IN 1a' 90 Eu IS' & Of "a ty ~ 20
oe- fwiian X Thorn 30 No - Bee, the CITY Of
New orr or before he twenty ,tih Day Of July ner
j., isS'fa JOHN GURss. Administrator.
liz PURSUANCE Surrogate the County Of
.'S s%Hbs s o CITY u Yot dc ss.
ors of w,toa $ wh,ary No III B,sils .s De cry
sevYok before the secosd day Of September n-rtDisd
s 0'' S' '''- Jay MARK REYNOLDS Admin
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The SURROGATE or lie Comfy Of
i JACOB sI a. JoSEs - o he c dC -sss
p-eu vouchers thereof % The subscriber al s
r-deuce Thirteenth street, TIE City Of New iort,
ehteeu "i rettpat-d New YORK tie
tUelf day af December. GARDNER :. CHAPLIN,
IayOmF Administrator.
rs PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrogate County
ISeVYork, j. hereby 20 All porous having ans aast
JKFIRLY JARVIS. ate of the CITY 81 N~w1 o decreased 10
present vouchers thereof 70 The subscriber AZ tn stos
&c Jsr, Tr0a. No. iJa Cllthaset 10 The City % NeT loL,
before lie iorrh daJ November ne-Daie New York.
IL dfy Of Nay, 1870. - .
ms Iawfnf SHELDON HUBrTLI, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE order sarrate ofthe County Of New
ENofk. hereby o. Al persons having tglst
THOMAS j. STOUT a ct tie City Of New fo teceaed, - pre-
with fc- hereof 20 the sbcrbes al their
drr. tie City Of N~F York before tho
fr day Of Octobef n1t-Dai4d New lay Mah,
is'0. CHARLES T. Soul Ainln straor
ui.8 las6mF SARAH STOUT. Adm siratrK.
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NJ TUNsUANCK % oflsT % D. saro-.is o tI. C, :.
New OH notice hereby gwen % an psoas - -
sransi RICHARD JARVIS, j. late Of Tie CITY u Ser vi I'm
csssed present The IN vouchers thereof u.
al TIE o,e Of Smith BARKER. kf, No. 10 Be.An.a s.s
the Cty of Yot before u. tweih day Of So,s,s+
aett-Dsied Neg Tofk, she sih day q Nay, lisa
DAVID PURDr Ktecuiof
uyq IswGuis HARRIET a. JARVIS Rr.cu,rr
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49, r,s,zsf,szsssy1 NEyV-YORK &, ERIE RAIL-
- w. sssselROAD-CHANGE OE HOURS On

aud aller MONDAY, May Q, T8JO Tue tTAns
win leave follows, by steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
fron the foot oi Duone-ft daily. Sundays cxceped)
Breakfast and supper on board he boat
WAY AND MAIL 1RAls-At6l AN stopping AZ rll me
understanding Ut Corning and Jefferson about log NJ
and at Buffalo next morning.
NIGHT TRAINAt NJ. stopping a. al the stations amt
arriving NJ Geneva In time connect with the Express
train from Albany and arrive at Buffalo NJ next day
AK ExPKEss TRAIS-Wiil commence running In few
DAYS of which due notice will be given.
Freight TRMS-Lesve New York, from foot OF D1sne-
o. daily (sundsys excepted) at Pm Freight for Geneva,
Rochester end Buffalo, forwarded by Express heigtI train.
New-York, May 2 1850 -
IrSu CHARLES MlNOTi SUPERINTENDENT