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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
1850. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n JERSEY ,aso
I'm E1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENfC

loOt SENAhh hdlLnOAD OF N. JERSEY
In sUMMkR hRRANoEMENfS
extends from Elixabetb port IS niiss II
White House j. reducing tho staging bstweaa ths a.
Of the Road and Esston 10 Is mss and TO Schoo.
ey's Mountain TO IA miles This line leaves Nsw-Yok bv
steamboat RED JACKET, at pier ~ River. and connscss
with the NewJersey Railroad which leave Now
York from foot OF Corland-st at the came hour nsv
route to Schooleys Mountain, with lees staging than any
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN Ur.-Passengers viii leave Nov
York by steamboat from pier NJ X by the New
Railroad foot Of CortlsDdst at A. NJ and p n; leave
ElizabethtOwn at 10 Am. and JPN.
PASSENGER TRAIN DowN.-Lesve White House u s. -
NJ and As p M; North Branch al 5.55 AN and IS
PM; Somerville at 10 NJ and 2. 10 PM; Bound Brook
t62o AM and % M Plan6eld at 20 AM and q -
Pm; Westfeld al IS AM and Pm; ElixsbethOwu G
7. IS and 10. so Am. and 8. 20 PM
The freight train with psssenger aached) win leave
White House at 5. 80 NJ, Somerve T. so Plan6eld s. Is
and Eizsbethport by steamboat At $50 AN Returning
leave New-York by steamboat Red Jacket from pier
North River at | Pm.
All freight from NewYork intended to 20 by this tine
be the boa, at III O'Clock to insure being takeo
through that day
Stages will be In readiness arrival Of the ococs
train nom NewYork al lbs White House convey pes.
seugers Easton, Wilkesbarre Bethlehem. Alentown
Mauch Chuck Pa and to bennington, Lebanon, Clntoa
Milford, Bethlehem, Bloomsburg. New-Hampton, Wash
ineton and Bvidere, N J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday to swre Water Gap, Sroudsburg, Bsrtons.
VILE Sianhope, Dseville Ru:sown, aud LscksWsnps roa
Works, sc. Pa
NJ b. All baggage at the risk OF owners until d.
vered into the actual possession Of the Agents Of th9
Company and checks o. receipts given therefor Is
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FOR SALE.

. AT PRIVATE SALE-A country seat contain
ing about lls ceres OF land situated on the east bank
- ofthe Hudson River two miles from Sing Sing and
four miles from Tenytown, about one hours ride from
NewY by the Hudson River Railroad. The house 10 80
feet SQUARE built of brick In the Grecan style with porco
u fen ard pazzas 10 feet the sides and rear the
whole standing 70 BY u ee every part OF the house Il nm
ished In the ucst subsana with all modern inn
provements there Ia also csrrsge house and barn with
other outbudngs the premises also several orchards
and every variety fruit shade ard ornamental trees and
the whole OF the land is IL the very best state OF c1vaon
nearly the whole OF 1t commanding an extensive view OF
the river and surrounding country IL will be sold alto
geher or the will be sold with IS and tbs
ander which could be divided into number OF beautiful
building sites in lots to suit purchasers and FUR
Their particulars, epplyto J: BLEEChER,
my9 lw Auctoneer, 7 Broad-st.
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pNEyV.YORK AND NEW.HA-

EL EEzzEss1NEW,Y0RK AND NEw.HA-
IL {3ssvEN RAILROAD-Ou and snss
"Wednesday, April "a, the following
trains will leave the Csnslst Station near Broad
Passengers also received al the NewYork and Harlem
!. Accommodation Train at IT AM for New-Rocheils,
Mamsroneck, Rye Port Chester, Green wich Stanford
port STAFFORD Milford and New.HsTsn Pssssn GERS rom
the WaySucns for Albany and the Stations tho Hous-
atomic and Naugatnck Railroads. will take this Train and
stop Bridgeport Passengers from WayStaons for Bos.
ton Providence Worces,sr Hartford Springfield and Con-
neccu River Railroads, will take this Train and Join Ex-
press Train 81 New-Hsven.
port, Albany, and Housstonc and Naugstuck Railroads
EewHaven Hartford Springfield aud Connecticut River
Railroad, worcester, Providence and Boston
Accommodation Train at A NJ FOR Nsw-Havsn and
Intermediate Stations, Hampden Cheshire Soutbingtsp,
Psinville, Famingop Avon, Tsnfle, and ColinsvilIs
Express Train at 245 Pm. for Stamford, NorwsIk,
Bridgeport, and Housatonic and Nsng.iuck Railroads.
HewHsveD ard Stations the Canal Railroad. Hartford.
Springfield, Worcester and Boston.
g. Accommodation Train at Pm. for New.Haveu and
al the Intermediate Stations
6. Communication Train nj $50 Pm for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
!. Communication Train at 545 AM from Bndgeport
stopping AT ali the Intermediate Stations
2. Accommodation Train at 6.l5 Am. from New-Haven,
stopping at all Intermediate Stsons receiving Passenger
). Accommodation Train a. $50 An from Nsw.H.vss,
stopping al the Intermediate satons receiving Pes.
sensers from the Hartford and wHaven Canal Railroad
and Nsugatuck Railroad
1. Express Train al Ito Pm. Tin connection with he
Express Train from Bos.on) from New-Hsven, stopping
At bridgeport and stanford receiving Passengers from the
Housstonc Railroad At Bridgeport
gers from he Accommodation Train from Bostonl from
New Haven, stopping at all the intermediate 5tstiona
g. Express Train al 10 PM Tor In connection With Ex.
and stamford, arriving II NeSw.YorE a Ii IN Eysu
Ing Train from Piisield with this Train q
Bridgeport.
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
seats IN the Cars lajOfl r B. MASON, Supl
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
& - 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP TESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. N. and
4PM through In 90 hours. The on tho Psnnsyvn,
MIA Railroad OF the very beat and comfortable de-
scripdon New packets have been placed on the line,
convenience OF travellers s6odng the assurance Of ouck
and agreeable Journey e xiusbg5gbt I'M. IN. n,.,
route 10 the West
For seats apply at IA Markets and NE. corner fhirl
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN COLDER co.
For further Information spply Al Westst New-Yorf.
ml3 r II. HINDES, Agent
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= RACTORJES FOR SALE ORRENT-On,

FACTORIES LOh sALE oh nENI7 ~.
ted In the town Of Mddebury, Conn. near Quss ,paug
Pond Also cotton factory running about Loco
for making coonyaTn The buildings nearly now and
be ach merry In running order The wa,er.power
10 on. OF the In the State being supplied
from lake covering about 900 Said mills easy
feccess siss r,sir s.w .s. g. 49,. '.r
made easy. Inquire OF EDWARD SCOVILL, Waite bury
Conn N.Y. <"eodN
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TRUSTEES.
JOSEPH WALKER CYRUS CURrISs,
THOMAS HUNT, HERMAN BOXER,
JAMES FREELAHD, CHARLES q. CARLETON,
HENRY Sheldon, LUCllS HOPKINS
THOMAS s. NELSON, DANIEL O. HAVILAND,
WILSON o. HUNT, LEVI COOK,
STEWART G. MARSH, DAVID l.. SAYRE.
GEORGE HASTINGS, HENRY A. STONE,
C. w. A. RODGERS. JOHN STEWARD, ia.
PAUL N. SPOFfORD, o. T.. MALTBY.
BEPTIMUS CROOKES, GEO PHELPS.
CHARLES PAYEE, JAMES r. SOUrTER,
CHARLES II. ROGERS FREDERICK VICTOR,
SAMUEL J. BEALS, H. w. T. MALL
WILLIAM WATT, RICHARD BIGELOW.
ALhET REED,
JOSEPH WALKER President.
LEWIS GREGORY. Vice-President
ELLWOOD WALTER, "a Vice.PresideEt.
s2e I'm CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secretary
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o.. FOR CALIFORNIA via Chsgres aud ,hrou

Sas FOR CALIFORNIA via Chagres aud through
&x to San Francsbo in sailing vesselsThe splendid
new ccppered and copperfsstened brig ALPH0N-
May 90 her regular day. Price Of passage from New York
Chsgres-Csbin SO; second cabin, SO. From Panama
to San frsnciscOCebiD 500; second cabin, $50. For
freight passage having splendid accommodations apply
on board Al Pier II, Err. or TO RUSSELL NORTON,
my9 Ct 81 Oidsp, Office OF Chsgres Sailing Packets.
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BROADWAY BAsK-NEw YokK. April n, 1850
nIvIDEND.-A Dividend OF -Four ~ per eco. upon
1.-The Capial Stock Of this Bank viii be paid 10 The
Stockholders and asr the 18Th day OF Nay ensuing.
Tho Trsnsertook win be closed from the IN dey OF Nay
until tts day OF payment By order Of ne Sosrd
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LE,iAL NOTICES.

NEW YoRK SUPREME coIEISu.saa., " ~. and Asrsi
g., s s.i.by OF IN sash'sne snu ua' !. VI
BY ve Of a Of %,ss s' sso ~ on the i. day My
~ . AM Ne 81 vesey street IN ,as cy o. rev
~ a. ~ II 30 bacon b0oes d, tnmnugsl 90
fors sbr,e5 bsr,s do poft DO neck trinm ngs.
beet ha do cieefe hams io shoulders. pieces ba
Go son' "a ginger boNes cheese do specs, do
con- = Ja 40 YORK NAV 10. 1sil
dfnaeh"n' . THOMAS CARNl.Ef. sheua
=. =, -. Dsor,v sheriff myIi -
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5000 TUNs RAILROAD IRON.
YINHE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

L ROAD COMPANY wish 10 contract for eghl thousand
ns OF railroad iron for The eastern division OF their rosd
extending westward from Pittsburgh Three thousand
70 be delivered the Ohio River az Pittsburgh and Beaver
before the close Of canal In the present year.
1855 and the remainder In the Spring OF next year The
rails are 10 be OF the pattern In lengths OF % feet and
are 10 weigh 90 pounds per tnesl yard They 10 be
subject TO the inspection Of Solomon W. Roberta Chief
Engineer For further particulars address the President OF
No Company A. Pittsburgh TO whom and 10 Winslow,
Lsnier Co So Waist New-YoIk proposals may 10 ID.
aressed for furnishing the BY order Of tho Board Of
Directors an lmI WV. ROBINSON. ia President.
ITO BOOKsKE LRRs,-Tbe stereotype pisles OF
\ ne Hand Book Of Neodlework and Supplement- Also
ssfeosype plates Of Cottie's "Reminiscences. For sale
" iuVfwl CHARLES JENKINS it3 hAssAg%t
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CITIZENS, FIRE INSURANCE 90.

CITIZENS, FIRE INSURANCE 90.
~ wal-st and 1877 Bcwery.
rTNHIS COMPANY, with cash capital securely invested
and large surplus continues 10 insure against Los
and Damage by Fire favorable Terms - me CiV
OHces generally.
DIRECTORS.
Daniel BURNETT . Jeremiah Johnson,
fbomas MeElrEh, Jay Jarvis,
Inte Baker Robert Barley,
Charles Deyoe joan 8. Harris
AIorz 20 Alyord James G. Baldwin,
William " aIlare Francis A Palmer.
DANIEL BURNETT, President
JAMES M McLEAS, Secretary.
Ortoher |, fs4o Az zm
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INSURANCE..
THE GRooEHS,

THE GHOOEHY
YIRg INSURANCE COMPANY,
r,9rs No is Wall corner OF Psari-si n. I.
CAPITAL. t200,0oo. 4,
vT1HIs COMPANY, having tssir capital al psia ~ -
essh are prepared to Insure Buildings, Mefcnanai,o
t5onsehod Furniture, Vessels n port lheir Chgo,L ~
snst loss on damage by FIRE also the Risks OF lnsno
Esv1yniion and Transportation, the nost fn'ofs''o
,sTms AL loses promptly adjusted and paid
' DIRECTORS.
Ruyus sToRY, MosEs TAYLOR, bAHPsos MOORE,
Pr,ss M,srir 8yoReE ELDER, CHAs BuRgHALrEk
TsINcIs RKIpDY, HErsY EDEY Asa B. PoRrEt,
Jas B. WILSON, ALEX II. GRAHT, WV. r. FosrEh,
RrNB SHERMAS, MARssAL PEPoos, fsAtc G. TAYLOR.
SAMPSON koORE, President
Mr. IN, grfTH 9e~ret.rv TITUS
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FARMS FOR SALE.

a FARMS FOR sALR,-A fsrm on the bank Of
the Hudson OF 200 acres two miies sbove s'uyyes.ni
landing The buildings substantial and comPic'o'
Also the adjoining arn OF 100 acres
Also, farm about mes below Albany, OF 100 seres on
ne east bank OF The Hudson On this farm there never
hiling stream with scascade Of $50 feet
Also, the sdjoining farr OF ITO srres All ihese farms
are IN state OF high cultivation and buildings con-
venient and In good order
Also, an Island OF II acre. In Long Island Sound, one
nile rom Milford, with mansion house 50 feet square and
atan mouse and cot buildings IL 10 accessible from The
shore by eausewsy and desirable Summer residence.
myl n j RIIJNT IL Wall-a-
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n FOK sALR-ELMIRA Mills. AT ELMIRA.

"a n. Y-Ths valuable property, situated on the Che
A rnung River, IN one Of the most pleasant towns In
Western NeYork the line OF tho New YORK and Erie
Railroad where IL Is inlesecied by branch connecting
with the Albany and Buffalo Road IL offered at very low
price, and on easy Previous to the proprietors
leaving Elnirs II yielded for several years net profit
equal to 20 per cent on us cost Iermsi Onethlrd cssn
apply to NATHANIEL w. GOULD, Emirs to the
proprietor, In Montreal Canada Eat
2d3ms IRA GOULD.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

<eSek THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
ZIEfN cisco, VIA ChAGREs-The new and IA
cHERoKEE. ..... i 500 tans Captain H. windle
PHILADELPHIA;llG 100 mns. Captain Nicholson:
and in connection with the United States Mall steam PACK.
in the Pachc-s semmonthy line through to San Fran.
REDUCED RATES or FARE TO cHAeRgs
Cse6okss PhlsdeIph'a
Ansr Saloon State aooms......sl25 90 SIS %
All The above dine Il the ;sms tsbs and have the prvI.
eye OF THE Saloon.
steersge found with mattresses
ss SU cS.e.. 70 cent: per o 0 % I'll.
Isthmus are borne by passengers
FOR f H5WG :. Sf,'sss ss sPPPNy 81 sou
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United States Mail steam packets
PAEAMA.....1,Os7 tuns. Capt David q. Bailey.
OREGON ;;;:"ioes mn....Csp. Carlisle Patterson.
rENNESsEE.. 800 hins.. Cspt George A. Cole.
CAROLINA. 600 nns....
UNICORN ..... 600 tuns....
are intended form a semi monthly line between Panama
Pu.sengers IN tho After Cabin are furnished bsddog bu,
found with such ratons furnished to the crew. and
with mattress and pillow All passengers win be allowed
weight not exceeding in measurement cubic feel
Freight extra baggage merchandise, when TAKEN 500
per lun, and u per cent on all specie.
Packages should not exceed Us lbs weight for mule
carhsge. Cabin svge.
Psfsage from Panama 70 ssn pas OF msLausn 10 S1
San Diego. 20 I'D
San francisco. 800 $50
No be landed viii be taken baggage. Charges
ofebaTkng and debarking and all personal charges,
including health fees and boat hire To be paid by the
gera No passage secured paid for Apply at the Of
Rec OF the Company, New-YOrh. 81 south-st zfa
x4.s FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
&N-FIRsT yEsSEL.DlsPATCHLl NE:-Fsstss'
ing ship GREAT BRITAIN, having large por-
ton Other cargo engaged and now going on board at Pier
g. North River will have quick dispatch for the above port
The sailing qualities OF this superior vessel sre well known,
having ju,i returned from China In &c days Immediate
application should be made for balance OF cargo.
Shippers wishing avoid delay will find II much TO their
Interest to observe the dispatch given by this line
Freighis taken al the lowest rates
T. b, SUTTON 4 co. "a Wallst.
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; rss1NEW-YORK a. ERIE RAN

Is 81 Rohb-chANGE cF Ii Hot Rs@on
and aner Monday, May 1880 The B, trains
will leave as follows, by steamboat THOMAS POWELL
from the foot OF DuaDe-s daily Sundays excepted
Breakfast and supper on board the boat
WAY AND Mali TRAiN-At g. Am. stopping al all the
slsons-arviDg al Corning and Jefferson about l0i H.
and at Buffalo next morning.
ErGnT TRAIN-At5 p NJ stopping at al the stations snd
arriving Geneva In time TO connect with the Express
train nom Albany and arrive Buffalo at ~ next day
AK FxPREss TRAiv-Wil commence running in few
fsE1c T TRSSIesve York from foo, Of Duane
a. dsily, Sundays excep,ed) ~ Freight for Geneva,
Rochester ard Buffalo forwarded by Express freight train
mvsn CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent
~T~ FOR sALE-The Steamboat NIAGARA,
Ess--jsn now lying at The foot Of Frankin'st North
I~ Rver.-Length $50 feet q fee. 8 inches
The Niagara IL in complete order ready to start az.
dnys notice. She has new boilers that have been In bal
few months Of extra size and workmanship, giving an
ample supply OF steam without the use VI blowers her
speed is now greater than when running On the Norm
Estimates can he seer at our Office OF the cost Of fItng
her up night boat with stse-room, oe,hs &c Her
i ply1 z scHuYLER, gHsnovers NewYork.
Bsfsmore Pstnot Please copy a22n
-n-5~ OPPOSITION FOR ALBANY and
81 intermediate places fare 50 cents berths
nz7rEz-1.--1iree; deck 25 cects Tire steamer BUF.
FALO will leave the Of Bsrcsyst Tuesday and
Thursday at o'clock and Sunday at Z M durng the
season, striving IL lime for the morning cars West
NB-The Oregon and Empire advertise blank fare, but
charge passage 50 cents berth and 20 cents ROOM max
ing 81 myi5lw~
IT FOR SALK-Chesp for Cash The substantial
SI and fast-ssing yacht VIPER (soop ngged) "a tlns
cusomhOuse measurement, built IN Il ~ In The best
end most substantial manner bass.ed wild iron cssiDgs
has good suis Of sas tackle, &c Apply To H. TAFf,
Spar Ysrd foot Thrd-s Err where the vessel 10 to be
myf wv
f. FOR LIvERPOOL.-The packetship GAR
90 RICK. Capt Richard Adams, win have immediate
dispatch for the above port For freight or passage.
having splendid accommodations apply board a The
foot Of Wsltsl or 70 sP0FFORD, TlLESTON &C.
myl n * souhs-
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IA FARM FOR SALE.-Situated at Hanover Neck
- motifs Co n J. on the public road leading from Nor
nhown 10 Paterson. miles from the former and II
from the latter IA miles ON Newark, 3 from NswYork,
ard from the Railroad Depot at Madison containing 40
acfe 80 OF which 10 first and for ags and the balance
good Tor pasture meadow One of ounce trees tbs
produce OF which the interest OF SoO0 year with
snother acres apple trees choices varieties and good
proportion OF other fruit trees such pear peach plum,
eherry Se. large and beautifully situated II story dwell
ny mouse 70 FEET front and s. fec. deep large barn COW
hon An unfaing well OF excellent water convenient TO
the house. Price 5000. For particulars inquire OF L.
TOMPkiNS, &c Hicksst Brooklyn or Off PEARCE on
the premises myll 81.
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DUBLIc soTIcE-sUPREHE coURr.-In the matter OF til.
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and conIaoaaty Of the y
ofNeSiork, relative 20 e opening Of FhavelIe
cred and thirty sconds;rset 70 The Harlem RIVER TIE TNih
Ward Of said Pub notice hereby gwen tie Mayor Acr
and CommonsAy TIE City Ne~f puraan
ia such made and provided that tie sad TIE Ma Arrsn
and naiy Of the City OF New fos intend Application
the sad Court 20 BE- held a the Cy HaH Tie Cry
Monday the - day ofJlne 1880 tie opening Of The
thereafter be heard
meat OF Of Estimate md Assessment
tii matter; That the nature sad OF improvement;
Opening OF ~ from one Hundred AMI
70 the Harea r. the Twelfth W ard Of lie York
~ lag on upon he nap Phn Of the M y by Of an at
siIev and rOs ir- Cy New York s1j of p4r.us
pasnet AyrlSd, iS7.-Dsfec Nev-iork Ma It, lsis.
N.Y. ties HENRY l.. DAVIES. Counsel 70 corporstiou
DUBLlC NOTICE-SUFIErE COURT--In The mater of 80
IN, eioa Of tie Nhyo Aldermen aaA Cornoas;y Of the ~
q Neslork reAiyeo The openn l, part
are1y clcnef IRON for sec0d % Harlem RIVER,
lEsh AID nsteen Wards Of sat C Pablo So,.,e hereby
Esen BY tue Mayor, Aernen an4 coEsonsy Cty
sd tie Mayor, Akencl and Consou. Of he NsEYork
attend 10 mks Application tie Supreme Of he
foIk sSpecHsl Term Of the SD Court be held
lie Cts 81 View YORK hou.1y
u opening the Court that day thereafter
80 esa be hear FOR o appointment 81 Co0asr Of Estimate
I'D Asss.ne tie above euttsd the
extent o he improvement Tie open q part Of
Neziy o1e1ei from FOr.y Harlem Rgrr
ueTwc'h AID Neteuth W,is Of CITY upoa
MP CT 1 81 Tie sd City, ~ 'fl- VI At srtt,i Act
se Imr touch The isyrs ofs,re-. szd
a. u CITY Of Newlork AMI nr other yurpces ps~d April
l8l7.-Ds@d New YorG, AgTl q. ls'l
N.Y. ties HENRY D. DAVIES. Counsel 70 lie Copors;on-
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DUBIIC SOTICE-suPREME coURT--In the matter OF ths
Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Con mony III. csy
OF New relative 10 The cpsag and hyngout OF Pub
inSsn a, suyvessr sua The sevsnse1t Ward Of sa City
Pubic kotce hereby BY the Mayor, Aldermen
ony Of the City OF New fOrt
mAde aae pov that the aid The Mayor Aldermen and Common.
Az NE Cry OF New foTf intend 20 male Application tie Supreme
Sosf Of Ne STATE Of Sswf at Special term Of The sad
ned AZ TIE CITY hall he CIy ofSev YORK. Saturday h
~ o. NAY mo, ~ ts oens the tina,
. :, y Sosnse e-s es heard lOr the appointment Of Co
VI l-enAr an Asssssmsl; euiki natter;
,la ne nature aud Of TIE nnproyeeo a Ls o,g ~
o1 Of puec place tnova siuyvessn t;een 81
- sna eooaded 1orthsry By street .outhery
~. ar, . - e,eE.r;h Ward q The Ctr fNsNYort
Al set rslaiys euier. toych.ny ~. .v
~ VIC Roads "A the Cy iork and for other
l-s-,, p..-~a Apfl 81, 1897
e AVER us Map 90 fsa Of As CITY Of Nss Yoi Sy lv ~
thsren pgbe Pses lrova 49, -
lou. lsa-Datss New iert, April s lsa fAs'ss A~f0a
a2 iMy@ HENRY L. DAVIES, couns.,fo Oh. co,,o,,,.
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THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CITY YORK.
OFFICE COR GREENWICH AND DEY SITS. OVEN
NORTH RIVER BANK.
CAPITAL, 500 90
THIS COMPANY, having their capital all paid In, In
cash are prepared 20 insure buildings, nercnandsr
household furniture, vessels IN port their cagoes, nc
AGAINST loss or damage by fire. All Losses promptly sd-
jasted and paid. -
Levi Apgar Joseph M. Brown, C V. 3. Ostrander,
M. A. Hoppock, B. II Van Auken Valentine hlroy,
Vim. II Deitz, ID. X Martin, Ey HopPock
G. w. Durham, Freeman Campbell, Ward a. WORK,
Nathaniel Weed, Crowel Adamh David Magic,
Sanni. 8. Bowman, Robert Hoe, VIM. Husace,
Fielding 8. CANT Theodore Msrine, Robert = Getty
0vo w SAVAGE Secretary, my4r
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Io!r Asseu' .SlNS8ooo 70
Per cent the net earned premiums Of he year. pay
able In scrip, snd ser the second Monday May
The TTusees have also resolved pay
per the amount Of the Cerhcstes authorized be
seued IN April lsf8 and In April 1872 the holders there
OF their legal representatives, and aer the 18Th
day Of May next Also, ss The Certificates Of proh. To-
1917 with the sccug interest thereon be paid
above and eer the 10th DAY OF June and that the
interes thereon shall from that date And that s'er
the payment OF the issues OF scrip OF 1873 89 and 1850
be reserved until the capital OF the Company amounts TO
One Million OF Dollars. By order ofthe Board.
CHARLES NEWC0MB Secretary.
Nm Iork Anil D. 1871
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sT- REGULAR NAIL LINK II
Ss;3sssH-5. TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW-YoKx

via s,oningtpn and Providencc.--Inland
route wiihoc, ferry change Of care or bagsage-The
steamers G. VANDERBILT Captain Joel Stons, and
COMMODORE Capt William II. Fraxee in connecuoa
with The slonington and Providence and Boston and Pvv
ceptedl from Pier North River FRS, wharf above Be-
terry Place, al O'clock p. NJ. and Stoninglon q q.
coct, r N. or upon the arrival Of the mall trHa mon
and every respect particularly adapted the navieO
uon Of Long Island Sound The accommodations for Pc
pabe and experienced The being The shoress -
most direct between Boston snd NewYork passenger uFO
steamboats, and railroads running 70 various ponn fc
those cities. The c. VANDERBILT win leavs New.Yosk
day, "wednesday and Friday Tho COMMOD6RE wfl
leave New York Monday Wednesday and Friday. Lesvs
stoningon Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, N B.-Pss.
sengerA on the arrival Of the steamers Sfoningtsn pro-
coed Immediately In the splendid railroad cars TO Provo
eence ano soson saggagetnsser accompanies eacb
apple sons may be made to TIE agents. on D.
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O. At PRIVATE sALE-A splendid Farm, con-
~ slnng about li3 OF laud situated al Mauchen
A NJ and about 81 fee. from Ereemans Depot bound
ed In part by The Turnpike road from NewYork 10 New
Brunswick, and by the rood plsnheld TO New Brook
Ign. On ssd farm there is house aud out buildings with
eppe peach orchards and q acres Of woodland the
balance being In high Of cultivation. II will De sold
In parcel in parts To salt purchsrs For further
PARTICULAR. apply to ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Auc-
toneer Broad-sL myl3.lw