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REGULAR MAIL LINE nE-

vie stonington and Proyidsnce.-iplan1
route, without ferry change Of cars or baggagefhe
steamers G. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt William III. rrazee In eonnecfica
with The scnngon and Providence and Boston and Prov
dence Railroads. leaving New-YoFk daily, Sundays
eepted) from Pier North River first wharf above Bst-
terry Place, al o'clock, r. NJ and S,onington q o..
clock 2 NJ. or upon tho arrival VI the mall usn ffoD
and In every respect particularly adapted 10 The navSe
ton OF Long Sound. The accommodations for peg
eengers commodocs and CONFERENCE.-The officers
pabe and experienced The route being The shosst a6
most direct between Boston and NewYork passengers
steamboats, and railroads running 70 various points fro1
those cites The c. VANDERBILT viii leave NewYorh
tuesday Thursday and saturday Leave sonngton Mon:
leave New York Monday, Wednesday and Friday. keevo
stonington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. N B-fae-
rsngers on the arrival of the a sboningon pre-
coed immediately In the splendid railroad care 10 Prov
dence and Boston baggsgemasier accompanies ees
train and from Boston. For passage bertha sateroo
or freight applications may be made 70 The agsuh u
wharf and At The odics, le Battery place. -
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THE OVERLAND EMGRAETs.-A gentleman who
arrived n Town on Tuesday, from Fort Laramie,
estimates the number Of wagons that passed over
that route TO California, at 10, 900 pack animals at
b 900 footmen 500 wheelbarrow men "a Scotch
man, a German and an Irishman. The health Of
the emigrsnts was good. He counted bat six graves
by the wayside, while comingin and Of their oc-
cupants four had been killed accidentally. II this
estimate of wagons is correct, the number Of emf.
grants he met can scarcely fall short of 5000
There are probably now on the plains, en- route
for California, between 10000 and 10000 persons.
fst Louis Union.
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EHE aNSEAw s.9tlsS. SN3 N. ~ ...,


Wednesday, April "A, the following
trsns VIII leave the Csns-s station, Broadway
Passengers also received at the New-York and Hrleu
ksroad Once, Twenty seventhst
!. Accommodation Train ct u AN. for Ner.hochsles
Nsmaroneck, Rye, Port Chezter, Greenwich Stamford.
Dsrien, Norvaif Wsstport Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port shatford Milford and Nsw-Hsvsn Passengers from
me WeySsons for Albany and the Stations on the Hous-
sionc ard Nsugauck Railroads. viii take his Train and
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and
ncccut River Railroads VIII this Train and Join Ex-
press Train 81 New-Heven.
por, Albany, aud Housatonic and Nangauck Railroads
Hayen Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
s Accommodation Train at Am for sw-Hsven and
Intermediate Stations Hampden, Cheshire, Soushingtsn.
Painvile, Pennington, Avon Tanfyie and CoLinsvthe.
A. Express Trsin at PM for Stamford, Norwak,
Bridgeport and Houssonc and Nsngatuck Railroads,
Hew Haven ard Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford.
S. Accumulation Train M4P.m. for New-Hsven saA
al the Intermediate Stations
commaiAron Train Al $50 Pm. for Bridgeport anl
TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK.
l. Communication Train at 6b An from Bridgeport,
hopping a. all the Intermediate Stations
q Accommodation Train n Sis IN. from New-Havsa,
Stopping sl intermediate ststons receiving PsssensS
nom Neugaluck Railroad at Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train AZ $50 AN. from New-Havon,
stopping a. eli The intermediates Stations receiving Pas.
ssrgers nom the Hartford and New haven, Canal Rsrcsds
and naug atuck Railroad
EXPRESS Train from Boston,) from NewHsven, stopping
a Bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passengers from tko
Housstouic Railroad Al Bridgeport -
gen srom the Accommodation Train from goston) from
NeI Haven stopping al all the Intermediate Stations
G. Express Train a. e0 M Tor 10 connection with Ex.
and Stamford, arriving In NewYork 81 ll3O M Even.
iIg TrEin from PittsfeG connects viii this frsin d
Passengers procure tickets before TAKING
sests IN tho Cara lG5OiI X. r. MASON supt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
& 1850,

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE 70 PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, At O'Clock A n. M
n-s, very and nosi Comfortable de-
scrlpuon. New packets have been placed on the line
convenience OF travellers sGordng the Of quek
and agreeable journey to Pittsburgh.
route 10 the West
For ssais spply ia Markets. and N q. corner fhir1
and Chestnut Philadelphia. WIN COLDER co.
For tickets and further information apply II West1
Hev-Yors mls n r. II. HINDE6, Agent
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A ssIGNEFs NOTICE.-The Creditors Of JOHN X WEBB, OF
IN City Of Brooklyn late tnwsre and dealer No IS
Brooklyn hereby noied that the subscriber A.
gnee Of said Webb about TO make dividend Of tie effects Of
the sad Webb equally his creditors and all cred
Webb required send No 30 Bowey
City Of NwYOk the amour; and Of their demands duly
verified before the Eleventh day Of July the proceed
his will Immediately thereafter he divided SAID credtor-
shall the knowledge Of the subscriber
who their claims will Be deprived Of their
dvdsnd-Cfy OF New York, June. 1850. le2s2wF
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MOSES MAYNARD, I'D
JOHN STEWART fCommissioner'
ie22 ISL REYO c. HANCE

DUBLIc NOTICE.-sUPREME CoURT.-In the matter Of The
application OF the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonay OF ths City
SswYork relative the opening Of the E-vents
from g the point where sad avenue crossed
BlOOmngdale Road between One hundred and I street
and one hundred and eight et ths TweAh ald Nnstssah
Wards Of sad Public Notice hereby & the Mayor Al
Commonny the City Of New York pursuant Sat
made and PROVIDED that the .ad the Mayor Alder
M and Commoay Of New intend spp
cation tbs suF Court Of the State Of New York at SPECIAL
Of the SAID Court be held the City Han tie City New
Saturday. day July 1850 opening the
Csuron that day. thereafter Counsel heard
for the appointment; Of Commissioners Of Estimate aud ASSESS.
tie above entitled matter that the lAtds and
the improvement tbs opening Of the Eleventh from
the point the
road between and
the Twelfth aud knetssnh Wards of
ssd laid the plan OF the City York by
virtue entitled Ac relative 70 improvements touching
laying and
ether pnfposss passed April I'D Dssd New fors Junssth
1850
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-. FiO hlS AND E->EA hAtLs
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAINS
-UP.-Lesve New-York foot Of Cort-
tsnd AM. and Il P Nj leave Newark 81 A. NJ and 81
AN
PASSENGER TRAINS Dows.-Leave Dover g. IS AM and
LISP NJ. Morristown, 50 A. NJ. and as P. NJ; Msdi-
son, 80 A. NJ. and 2 40 P. NJ Summit 20 A. NJ. and
SOC p. " Mivile, 80 A NJ and 3l5 ?. Orange, $50
A NJ. and 8 IS Pm.
FREIsHr TsAIs.-Lesye Dover 8 A. NJ; leave New
ORANGE HoRsE CAR.-Leave Orange 7 A NJ. snd 80
p. NJ; leave New. York II 80 A. NJ. and SIS p. NJ
Passenger: by these trains are received and delivered
Chatham Madison, Morrstown Morris Plains, Denyile,
Rockswsy and Dover.
train leave for Suckasunny 5snhope, Newton Hackes-
town and Hope Daily Milford and Owego on Mondays,
BIsir.,own, CoIumbis, Delaware Water Gap saongS
burgh, continuing to the Lsckswsnns Works, passing
Iovh s cSO ssIsOPs y 81 Smith, [sys ss "a
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet
NE .ssvs eve or and Boonoa on
the arrival OF the A NJ and p NJ trains from and meet the
A. NJ. and p NJ. trains for New-York.
Al Monslown ssges leave on the arrival OF the A. M
passenger trains for Mendham, Chester schooeys Noun
lain Washington, Belvders and Easton daily and meet
the p VI trains for New.York.
Aso for Besking Ridge the arrival OF the p NJ train,
returning next morning. connecting with me A NJ train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN.
In sddiOn to the above trains express train
will commence running July 5th next and continue IN
Leave New.York from the foo, Of CortIandst At 10 An;
leave Newark the arrival OF the train from Phis
dephs proceeding directly TO morristown and Dover.
ecsrsges will be In readiness convey passengers
10 schooey's Mountain arriving In time for dinner.
TINS rs!n ~ gSlhg up VII tecs sIo u s. p1ssen
nit Chatham Madison, Monistown and Rocksway
Returning will lesye Dover at r. N. aud Morns.own
ton end connect win the II r NJ ram to New-York.
Passengers are to procure their ucEen before taking
Tickets viii be received only the day when purchased
tel1 n
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TRAVELLING.
- cxzzs...zzzs1 NRw-YORK d. ERIE kAIl-
~ ~5s5<.r5ftg RoAD.-REW ROUTE TO BUFeA-

- czza.zzss7NRw-YORK d. ERIE kAIl-
0A-1x--zz1-fHooA1s ummsrsrr n1
eins Monday, May silh, 1850.
Leave New Yorl for Btnghsmcn ElmrA Coming ae-
neyh Rochester, Buffalo, and lnisrmesfe places % y,
lsund.ys sreep.sdl BY steamboat THOMAS POWELL
rom pier foot Of Duans-s
breakfast and supper on board The boat
ExPREss TRlIs, as 80 A. NJ stopping DOLLY ct riermont
sufens Chester, Goshen, Mddetogn Pon JeFvS Mar.
rowsbarg Deposit Lsnesboro, Bingham,on, owego, VS.
very, fscoryvDe Emira and Jefferson, arriving Al &c
neys 10 50 M Passengers for Buffalo taking shs Train
viii take the Express Trsla from Albany At Geneva add
WAY AND Mail TsAIs-Ats 80 AN. stopping at all The
understanding Al Corning the evening si1e 50 och
WAY Train al 80 Pm for odsviis and al iniermedi-
ElsHT ExrsEss r.AIs, asrm. stopping At risrn9nt
via and AL The stations West OF Pon Jerys Passengers
for Buffalo by th train proceed 10 Geneva dine hers and
evening Passengers for lhsca Gauge Bridge and
towns Csyuga LAKE, take tho OF the Csyuga and
susquehanns Railroad at owego, which leave mnedlasy
on the arrival OF the Ehe trains Passengers Tor Togs and
LycOmng Counties Pa take the OF the Corning and
Deposit, Lsnesboro, Bnghsmon, Owego, Wsyery, Fac
''''"'''' '''- TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al 80 A. NJ stopping
LansOoro Deposit NsrOw;burg, POh Jsrvis Middelowa
Goshen Ches'er suaerns, and PleFmont arriving In New
WAY AND Man TRAIN leaves Corning at 50 AM stop
ping al al the stations and arrives N NewYOrk al JPN
HIeHr ExPsEss Tam leaves Geneva At s 80 Pm and
Corning At NJ stopping Al ell the stations west of Port
Jsryii and at Mddeiovn Goshen Chester suderns snd
fiermont arriving 10 Eew.York ate AM
WAY TRAIN caves Oasyile al 40 AN stopping 81 all
the stations, and arriving in New-York at 10 so AM
q Special Train Monday morning leaves Port
JsTyis 80 IL stopping a. ali The stations and srrlybg
In New York 81 10 AN
.NEwEUsSH BRAScH leaves Newburgh Al S An and 80
and 5 81. connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester at 50 A NJ and IS NJ and IS P NJ or
as%bnsS 81 4 e I'm sna 0 cSe ss ws' trains leave
TS5ISaI TsAss leave from pier zoo. Duane Pm
West taken by Express fresb; trains aud 70 gor~ arded
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IT, ,POUGHKERPsIR

ri n
sssts-=isBARGEs-Th barge CLINTON, Csgt
Whsle every Monday; EXCHANGE
Capt Rosekrsns every Thursdays POUGhke EPslE,
Capt Hoffman every Saturday al O'Clock, M from foot
OF hurray-st for passengers and freight.
The above Barges elegantly furnished win s'sie-
rooms and spacious and comfortable cabins and ex-
pfessy htled up for the comfort and convenience OF pzs
sengers and arrive 81 Poughkeepse 10 time for the stages
70 Sharon, Pine Plains and New Milford.
For further Information apply board The Barges or 70
WILLIAMSON VAIL. 1854 Wes-st te2l On
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-,r-N NEW ROUTE 40 TUE h

IT,. NEW ROUTE 10 THE -.
Ek6hs--,NWEST AND NORTH UNITED -
ss&>1-1z<s11sSTATES MAIL LINE, via the Cay
MA and susquehanna ard New-fork add Ene Railroads
and Cayugs Lake.
and suscuehannA Railroad will run In connection with Iae
pav ard Night Express Trains on the kew-Y0rk 6ad Enc
Railroad, W. daily Inca Sundays excepted
TIE cars leave OTesp a. 5 50 A NJ snc y r n Leave
I,hses az A NJ and 50 p 81. arriving al OgegO In
TIE for The Morning and Evening Express Trains Tor
New.York. -
The new and splendid wpFessure steamer FOREST
CITY, Captain William II Leonard, leaves Ithaca daily
Sundays exeepted 81 80 A. IL connecting al Cayugs
with The Express Trains going East or West on he A1
bum and Rochester Railroad Returning leave Csyasa Al
sP h. the arrival Of the Eastern Western express
Trains connecting a. Ithaca with the Evoning Tram or
NeW-YOfk
Through rcke, from New.York TO CayugA IS. Through
tickets from New-York TO Ithaca CsyugA sold oa board
the steamboat Of the NewYork and Ere Railroad Com
psny on the river -, -
Baggage checked through from NeT-Yofk to liaAeA or
Ths C9yuga and susquehSnus Railroad has been entire
" rebuilt and reiad with heavy rail- on new TOUT
Avoiding The inclined pAns and equipped win anu
ears unsurpassed on any road 10 the Union; rrS 4,
Passengers leaving New-York via me Ene ha..g , =,
the morning evening Trains, viii pas over ana sl.e
Ithaca a. daylight viewing from NE cars no
sceDey OF Ithaca and ia vicinity. q.
The connection between the ralros9s An1 ns
perfect the cars running directly 70 and from 0e
iardingi IN CGyuga Lake. -, .-..A,,-,s,, af
Travellers avoid ali the annoyance OF nAnsa PpeLas "
baggage or riding IN omnbuses al eoh enas No -a1.
Passenger Tor Oswego, Syracuse, A-o1-lu - 49,
Rochester, Buffalo and intermediae PLACES Va. ~. a.,
The mosi pleasanL comfortable and eneaPessto.so ye
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~ YACHT FOR BALK.-fhe yschi BREEZE
500 schooner nggod, copper fastened one year Old ana
registers lo6 tons She 10 "a fest kse n fses inches
beam feet inches deep, and vel found N svsy respect
my5 0RANF2 DEEIcKsoR. ~ soQsast
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PURSUANCE Of ofthe Surrogate Of the County Of
New lo Notc hereby gwen % an persons having claims
lAsusi WILLIAM Holr late OF the City Of NswYork, deceased,
present Tie W vouchers hereoto the subscriber bis
ltce JOAN street. OF NeWYork
hut DAY Of September nsrDaed New York March
lssO INA law6nsl DAVID n. HOYr, Administrator
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r~s sBOR RAsTPORT, me-, g. John, n
EA4zzunrB, Windsor, and Halsx, NS-rhe nsv
ses-going steamers COMMODORE snd
FAIRY QUEEN VIII continue 70 run twice wees Do
ssen Portland and he shove places leaving Portland =
as on evenings and Friday. Tickets for bs
80 troagh VIII Be furnished BY either Of the ubscbc1s
JAMEsT HANFORD, 50 South Marketed Boston, o.
ISAAC WiNsLoW, Jr 70 Pearbsl Nov. Yort.
Boston, May, ls5e. my1 Sus23tos
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tNTOTCE hereby gwen according law an persons having
CLAIMS AGAINST EDMUND SMITH. late OF the village ofWams.
turrh County deceased that they required 70 exhibit the
Name with thereof the suhsc George snth
resence Second - p sid Wlams5urgh,
before Of December nox-Dsted June isth 1850
L CORNELIA SMITH. Administrators.
/ lea iawfmfM GEORGE SMITH. Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
New YORK notice hereby gea to al persons having claims
4ans GEORGE W HOFFMAN,, late Of the City ~ New YORK.
present the vouchers thereof 70 the sub
Ier residence 50 Anthony street the Cry Of New
ofA on OF before Of September uextDaed Newt
Eiork The % day Of March, 1850 JAMES H. HOFFMAN,,
II law6ms Admnistrator
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|TS PURSUANCE Of Of Surrogate County Of
He~ York notice hsIeey gwen TO all persons having claims
a ROGER d. CLAPf late n the City OF New YORK, DECEASED
present the vouchers thereof 70 tie subscriber tho
ce Of Milton Hall Jr No 70 Dey street the City Of New York.
% g before tventyehh day Of September nexDate New
BOA cay March 1851 JULIA CLAP Admni'tfairr
u25 law6m'
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IN FASHIONABLE HATs.-JaG nnisasa, .ns
Ill most splendid article ever offered Eegsns sIe1sa
SIX Hats the low price OF ~ usuanh o ~ ~
Also 40 article Of 81 50. Nest Hats 81 -. bhoM
tez5lm. IS CsnsIsl oos door from sallfsn-
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IOsEPH GRESS agaiasf NICHOLAS BETTENS-To NiCHO
~ LAS BETTENs defendant You hereby
qu re- the comp ant d. ihs acton ShA aea lis
off, Of The II City sni County Of YORK. Il TIE CIV
Han IT .sd CITY The twenty hh day Of Nay so md ssrye
copy Of Tie sad TIE A. b..
ofcs No 81 Wall street q sad CITY, within twenty DAYS AFTER t-
ssrqce you, exclusive oe day Of such
an dyoa m 10 answer the sad compliant with The AloresA
e OAR t acton WI ske u3s msnt against you for the
ofte hundred tors interest FROM The hrst day Of April
thousand eht ndred and ay beside he costs q hs
Dated May p, lS0 J. bOA, fAntM Aisotas?,
uygT iaW6WMs 81 WlHst
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

4ffS FOR tickets
Tor San Frznesco via Panama to leave New
forh July !, By sseamt hip Crescent City fer
SH.se' ana steamship Gen Warren from Panama to San
francisco may be bad on application to
JET 24tss noIE. a
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S..thhh toJki.-N Moses Knban Plaintiff sra1.t Wr an "
. PIE nc sailefo- p hs & Fraucs NJ Moodhun vanus
Ne>if1e st9 VI am A. Royce ei-ndsu,s IA WI
LIAM n NhIlt snd CATHERINE 4 his wife. You sre here
~ si-n ~ ~ 70 snsset the compliant acton
shEh va nd iue once q tie Clsfk Tie Counfy Of 1 IL
6o.feu % . iNsn NH cay Of May tou.sl eLi h
srd my an 70 scre cpg Of your % tie s corn -
he subscriber. al s olce, Ne~burgh Orange Cosnfr sb-
twenty days after The service Of tbs suaaos. o fou
the Of such service and you fal answer De ~ -
plant wins the TINS aioresa, the plaintiff acton y n snni
u the Court iof me ivi d-Aee N t- itfDaei MY
g. ls5a ROBERT PR0UDFIT Dr.
jos laNioWN PlantG-s Aaors-y
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S,UPREME coURT-THoMAs DEAN again., {

SSUPREME COURT-THOMAS DEAN against CANTNELL b.
- LEETE Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
State Of New wal 10 the 10th day July, S
the Merchants Exchange, the City Of New YorkAn
parcels Of land situate lying and be
nortegy side Of Twenty nth street The Sixteenth
late Twelfhl Ward Of the City Of NewiOTk and which taken
bounded and described follows Beginning the
nortery point distant hundred and
the formed BY ~ intersection with
the westerly eide Of the Ninth avenue running theme westwady
along the northwardy and parallel with
the halt distance line between Twenty eighth street
Twenty ninth street thence eastwardy parallel with
the said and along the said half distance line my feet and
souwar aud parallel with the sad avenue 10 the place Of
beg ming paris the SAID lots hereby described being
part premises lately conveyed Robert Ray b. Charles A.
Rupert Cochran and and Bayart Clarke,
by deed Of exchange bearing date the twentieth DAY Of March ISL
and beng dist OF the estate o Mary Clarke de-
ceased entitled Map Of Grounds situated al Greenwich the CITY
Of belong heirs Thomas B. Crke. made by
Coonnr e. Freeman and fed the Office o ster and
for the Coan ora the numbers 80 and sl
-four hundred and eighty and iou hundred aud eighty seven ant
parts % Tie sd os beng part Of the estate 81 which
Cornelus Ray ed sezsd md which on partition tnp Of Tie sad
entitled lands the Twelfth Warto The City Of New
the OF Cornelius Ray deceased made by
Edwin smith, Surveyor snd fled the same Office dsfn-
guhed b the and 800 three hundred AID twenty
hundred aud thirty beng the premises which
convened d John By Robert Ray AID wife y deed
dated lie twenty Gnh day Of March M DATED N-Vl me 20
1850 ihoAAs = An ,1.l--l-.-
Cn4HIrs EDvaaDs Atty. ie-i sa"5"h@Ihuf
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IN PUsUANCE Of the Surrogate Of the County OF New
York hereby gwen all having claims against
Ia Buree hie City Of New FORK deceased present the
thereof 10 the subscriber at her residence No
spr City Yok before the twelfth day Of
HARRIET BURDGE,
i-i,wsms Administrator
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FOR SALE.


- OTsFORD.-For .sl-, large villa lots on
We the Hudson River 50 minutes from Thirfy-secOndst
by the Hudson River Railroad. That bealIliu pro
perry recently owned by Col James Hamilton and DR. Get
IT, ying between Dobbs Ferry and Desrman nils from
Deamsn) n. r r. Il. hiss been laid out IN large villa
lots Of great beauty each lot commanding magnificent
is offered TO he public at low prices and on sng
terms Of payment Buildings will he erected ~ contract
n desired The leave the depot al Chamber,st new
YOrk al and s. A. III. II NJ. and and ~ az re-
turning leave Dearman at intermediate hours Refer to
the agent the premises ROBT d. ELTON, 81 Nassau
81. and 1874 Pes'Est Jel92w
- FIRST GLASS HOUSES FOR SALE
80 -Four OF the six first class brown stone houses. now
building the north side Of Eighteenth 3, Lear he
Fhev TO be completed Cd the LIST Of October Will be I'M
ished superior For plans and fall particulars
apply 10 H. C. ADAMS, Al wal-st. JauncSy Court
le19lw-
a. PRIVATE sALE-A valuable house and lot
I'll ,nsed on The esst side Of Is feet south
Of Thirty said lot being In sze % feet front
and by 100 feet deplr the house Is by 80 feet
10 depth and finished In good style portion Of the pur
chase money remain bond and mortgage For price
and 19Issr paT'uaaPpy 9cGo s.EEG sTd;s
~ FOX sALE-A new one story cottage, win oot
walk ffom the depot OF farrytown there ia a sne
Known Andre Brook running through the premises
slfo extensive view Of the river II would be desira-
bic residence for gentleman doing business In The city
Possefon given Immediately and bat little cash required
Apply, as above, to lmyl7 n THOMAS.
GE FOR sALE-A desirable county residence in the
Town OF wilton, Conn. about II mlles from Nor
walk and about one hours ride on the New.Hsveu
Railroad. II consists Of acre Of good land and
rounded with shTubbery. The house IL In good order IA
Il he Danbury road and will be sold low the sub
scribeT has h FOR H. Inquire CT
jel4n GAUNT DERRICKsON, $50 souti-st
go FOR SALR-An elevated building site, with rne
- view Of the Hudson River, two miles from Tary
town. on The Bedford road, with from four 10 thirty
FIVE acres OF land 10 suit the purchasers larger guam
ny OF Land Ia desired there 10 bnck house, nearly new
will be sold with H. Inquire OF the subscriber on The
premises les Inn HERVY ROCKWELL.
O. VAiUABLEN NEWARK PROPERTY FOR
eS BALE.-Five 2sory houses for sale, together or
separately. Terms made easy. Inquire al 90 VIII
les lus CATHARlNE FOWLER
g. BUILDING SITES ON SALE In some Of the
q plsssabtest paris Of Brooklyn. Sections Of several
49, lots together be bad Tor small outlay 10 select
neighhcIhoOds Apply Al u Pine st. up stairs iel4 Inc
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JUST RECEIVED from Saxon Germany
NJ ot Of The beat singing Canary Birds ever imported
G6RAiso ten Bufnches that whistle two or three Ger
x&ebrsisd nnes together With oshsr fsacy birds and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the County ofNev
York hereby gwen 70 all persons hay claims against
BORAH PINKNEN late Of the City Of New York, deceased
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers at the Of
b. OF john NJ Pmkney, Esq No ~ William street. the City Of
before the Gh day Of October neEtDste New
York, g7th day Of March 1850 WILLIAM T PiNkNEY,
PHEBE Woodruff.
Ia iaw6 Administrator and Administrators, with the will annexed