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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
La NEN RaiIRHA hN3 SE sN% IA

~ " - IVES RATLROAD-On and ansr
-, Wednesday, April a. tho following
trains Will leave the CHnsisi Station. rear Broadway
Passengers also received at the Eew.York and Harlem
Railroad Office Twentyeeventh-st
J. Accommodation Train At u AN for New.Rochslle.
hamaroneck, Rye, PORT Chester 0isen wich stsmford
Dsren, Norwak, Wesiport Southport Fairfield Bridge
port sTatord, Milford snd New-Bayen Passenger from
ne Way-Stsons for Albany and lie Stations on he Hous-
atomic and NsDgsluck Railroads. viii lake this Train and
stop ct Bridgeport Passengers nom Way-Ssi0na FOR Bos
ton Providence, Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con-
press Train Al Eew-Haven.
Express Train al o'clock A NJ for stamford Bddgo
port Albany and HOusatonc and Naugatnck Railroads,
EewHeven Hartford Springfield end Connecticut Riyer
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
Accommodation Train Al ~ f0r Nsw-fiavsn and
intermediate Stations, Hampton, Cheshre, SpgthngteR.
Psinville, Pennington, Avon Tsrfye and Colnsvils.
hddelovn, Hartford and Springfield.
Express Train at Pm for Stamford, Norwalk.
Hev. Haven ard Stations on tbs Canal Railroad Hartford
Springfield, Worcester and Boston
s. Accommodation Train at Pm. for New-Hsyep and
eli the Intermediate Stations.
q Commutaron Train al $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NETWORK
|. COmmUadon Train AT 645 AN. from Bridgeport.
stopping 81 all the Intermediate sLaliona
Accommodation Train al 80 AN. from New-ffaveh.
stopping si ell intermediate Stations receiving Passengers
from Naugaiuck Railroad al Bridgeport
8. Accommodating Tain a. $50 AN from New Hayeu,
stopping Al al tie Intermediate Stations receiving Pas.
sensers from the Hartford and NewHaven, Canal Railroad,
Ald ksugatuck Railroad
Express Train from Boston) from New zven stopping
Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passengers from he
Housatonlc Railroad At Bridgeport
Accommodation Train ct 50 hi (receiving Psssou-
gers from the Accommodated Train from Boston,) from
New Haven, stopping Al al the Intermediate Stations.
G. Express Train at slOP Tor In with TX.
pfess Train from Boson) stopping al Bridgeport Norwsk
snd Stanford, arriving Ia NewYork al 1870 Pm Even
ny Train from PiItsfeid connects with this Tram q
Passenger requested TO procure cf taking
seals in the Cara. la30aI r. MASON supt
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REMOVAL
REMOVAL
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEIR
AND PICTURE-FRAME
MANUFACTORY AND WARE-ROOMs
Nos. $40 AND S42 BROADWAY,
-. - ..N..r.e TrraA ~

Nos $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
On or about June 10,
N[THERE, WITH INCREASED facilities FOR promp'
w superior execution Of every branch OF Their ous
ness under their immediate supervision and grcaty
enlarged stock OF fret quality bookings plate 2gnln
Gently framed In the Renaissance, Louis XIV ara Ote
syes ogethsr with a. varied an Of sizes snd
prices AZ can be obtained Ia any IN the nied
States they sre confident Of the liberal support Of u1eir
friends and the public in general. -
WALLER KREPS, IS Sprpce-sl
W X. have made ATrsn gements for aeon1nnOussuppy
OF ancient ami modern paintings Of which large consc-
noe always be and very many viii be found wor'
thy Of particular attention my@
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TIE PREsBYTERIAS 10 50 GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
-On Saturday the business was Of routine char
'er and OF no general interest during the greater
P1t OF the session at which we were present. An
Portant report In relation to radical changes in the
Constitution Of the Board of Domestic Missions was
ad on the table. Several committees reported. The
Nlpits Of the city were pretty generally occu pied
Yesterday by members Of the Assembly There
ave been IN attendance on the sittngs Of the body
iRs Ministers and 90 Elders, and delegates OF cor.
lsspondipg bodies, said TO be the largest represen.
ation Of the Presbyterian Church ever convened in
car coantry. The effort in the body is to close
p eusiness as fast as possible-mauy Of the mem
as's'hsving returpedhOme and majority Of the re-
S lander apPesrng anxious to ioIow their example
saorrow. to meet in st. Louis 10 1881
Ci1cinnsu Gazette. 27Ih-
a. The Gazette adds, respecting the Seminary quss-
Our readers know that the General Assembly
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FOR SALE.

81 At PRIVATE sALE.-The three story house
~ and lot known ass Douglass 81 South Brookynl size
lees Of lot % by 100 feet IN depth. Said house 10 n
ihed In modern style, with marble mantes sliding DOORS
grS'es, &c.
corner Of Baltic and Court house p by 40 fee In depth
lot . by SO feet in depth; finished az store on the
fret floor stables rear OF the lot large portion Of
he purchase money remain bond and mortgage
boh Of the above pieces OF property For price and fur
ther particulars, apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECKER,
Aucuoneer, Brosdst my29 lw
g. ABBOTSFORD.-Fors sale, large Wills los the
r1.a Hudson Rivers 50 minutes from Thry.thrd-s. by
49, the Hudson River Railroad. That beautfi' property
recently owned by Col Jas Hamilton aud DR.. Getty lying
marl the H. r. has been laid oB In large villa lou
~ Hss.on Plyer and he TspSsa Zea rus oropery Is o.
feed he public 81 low pnces aud accommodating terms
opayment The cars leave Ihe Depot at Gu 'moersst N
y. A. 81 B. g. q and Pm; returning leave Dearman
the Intermediate hours Refer 10 me Agent the prem
ises, and TO RoBT. h. ELTON, 30 Nsssau'st AID iSi
Psnrlst myH iw
IL FOR sALE-A new one s.ory cottage with out
3~ walk from the depot Of Terytown. There 10 fac
grove u forest Trees on Il and stream Of pure spring aler
known he Andre Brook running through tue premises
also, extensive view OF tho river Il would 5e dssira
be residence Tor gentleman doing business In the city
Apply. ss above, 10 myl7 NJ sH THOMAS
al SASH FACTORY TO LATHE wenknown
s. ard extarsvs sssh Door and Blind Factory OF he
Engine II eight horse power, Patent Planning MIL, Ten
sntns. Sticking Morising. an Boring Machines Circular
Saws CEosFcGi Swin Saw &c Is 10 let TO suitable per-
SON. p reasonable rent Tee business IL well established
ard prosperous and takes 10 nearly ali the steamboat and
ship work OF The Dry Dock and vicinity For further nOr.
NATION apply 10 Dir ID. L. YOgNGS (ship oiner) 40 Gao
nonst on the premises, q Avenue D, ~ York m'5l2
q: FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES lots Of
h.i ground well situated in the City OF Toledo. Ohio
--A 2jxl0O FEET each, VII be rDd low Tor cash
charged for real estate IN Albany, NewYort Brooklyn
There IL pe opening for mechanics "a the city s rapidly
improving For particulars inquire 81 z. r x Spell
MAN, Albany or J. B. SPELMAN, s. Cedarst New
York myl5 lmeOd'
a. Al PRIVATE sALE.-A valuable building lo,
h situated PresidentsL near Hamilton AZ and nsery
opposite ConoyersL Ia the city u Brooklyn. Tns
said oi only minutes walk from Hamilton Az Fer
sLd h In size . by leo feet Ia deph Tits ndsoliahle
For terms and further particulars apply to ANTHONY j.
BLEECkER Brosd-st my1O lv
O. FOR sALE-TWo OB north siae 81 Fhrtf tjnr.h-
u st. bsw hir Oh aud Tenth opposite the plmn,
and 4 house with lOts Ia Thirty mn 81 In le rVsr
Of above n'fO lot side OF Lexinglou-av between
Thirty seventh and Thry-eiglh 50 ApplyO ne prem
lee TIL -tfh-st or a. Aiesss CULVER CORY, h5t
Air Furnace and Range dGnufacor - 1T It ny<1 w.
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put veto so far as it is concerned on the project
OF Theological Seminary at Cincinnati. Nevsrthe-
less We understand that tbe original propret1rs Of
tie enterprise have determined TO ago ahead
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Ok CHARLES MUNDEs
WATER.CIIHE ESTARI.ISHrrE Er

AT NORTHAMPTON. MAss.-Dr MUNOE respect
IN fy Informs his friends AID The public. that he
come owner Of the ate Dr. Ruggsss Wafer Cure Estab-
lshmeni 81 Bensouvie, 2 ues rom the Northampton
Railroad Depo hours ride from New 0rk about rom
Boston, ana from Albany Situated in one OF the peaEaui-
essvAIes 81 New England, surrounded with wOOd-growu
hihs WIN shhdy walks aud abundsniy supplied with the
pufest soesi arc coolest granite water The air Is pure
and healthy It'd TIE cusr mild ard agreeable Ths new
ard spacious buildings offer al the necessary convenences
for waier-cufe purposes such largo plunge bahia
douches and sry logging rooms for about 50 pAas SEQ
HTule for ether gymnasium, The Docior ha1g
the earliest living disciple OF Prlcssatz ~ Grsefer
burg and having an experience Of than IS years of
his Ow T. his vrrEs Wser-cure being u he hand. ~
every Eurupeaz hydopah hopes 70 respond 10 any rsa
sopable exPeclsons from me wsisrcoresysi made on
the part Of ose sufferers who may eoufde themselves 10
him.
for further particulars pe&se apply 10 The above sddres
mis- -swtJyl
ANoR SAl.E-One second hand Adams Power Prsss.
Il In good order. size Of plaien 2ixS7 inches.
as II n HOE co - and 81 Gold st
HANGINGs-rspe1. s0oo0 poands, nom 2DioSs inches
IA vds qualities ard cuiors or sails usn1,sc.
ariag p1eek GAuhr pERRlCkb0N, 80 soufh-sL
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ 91 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP less LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. NJ. and
4PM through IN co hoursl The the Peunsyivar
MIA Railroad OF the very beat and comfortable
schpuon. New packets have been placed the line
and furnished with especial reference to the comfort and
convenience OF travellers sfordng assurance OF quick
and agreeable journey 70 Pittsburgh
Every effort win be made render This the desirable
route 10 the West
For seats apply at IA Market-sL and NE. rnrd
ard CbesnuI Philadelphia WIN. COLDER co
For tickets and further Information apply al Westst
Eew-Yors. mis- X. n. HINDEs, Agent
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ONO STATE A4DAN OF ~ 900 VUt.- The
OCOmm ssiOneIs Of the ONO Canal Fuld bv vrue Of ~
act Of The General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio passed
MACK u. 1884, hereby give noce that sealed proposals
W be received until Wednesday The l3h Of June ceE az
noOn The Office OF TIE Ohio LIE Insurance srd Trust
Company NewYork, for loan Of Two Millions Six Han
dred Thousand Dollars, FOR which transferable ceTlihcset
Of Ohio Stale Stock viii BE- issued as ioogs;
one Million SIX Hundred Thousand Dclasio besrto-
he rate Of six per cent annul psyabe se-
annually In the City OF NewYork, and the principal rei-
bUrsed At the pleasure % he STATE Giter he year 1875
One Million Of Dolars 70 lesf n.efes Gi sle fie Of we
per per sanum, psyshie aq e1nye ard ne pnlcipA
rembursemenls a. the pleasure o. s State amer lsei
The certificates OF stock VIII bear interest from me ISL
day Of July, 1850.
fhe premiums offered FOR sad csn must paid IN easa
or IN Ohio Elk per cent stocks Of 1857 par on Inc osy 81
opening he proposals BY oeDosng ne seie WIN tae
ONO Life Insurance and Tugl Company New-fo!k tome
credit 81 the Ohio Canal Fund Commit i1leTs- 1le Oai-
principal % be- pad a. apovs nef IN casn -
ONO six per cent sOck Of 1880 Al par on The si day OF
July next when tne cefhcates OF stock VII 81 delivered
TIE proceeds Of he above loan required 1f mo re-
dempon Of he Eve anc sir PER cent Stocks CT quo ms
turing Rfler December 81. 1880 Proposals NAY, mere
fore ifdesfed We made IN the underkhnlng mat ai-f
Of the premium o. he six per cent sIocA $40
the premium and nve per Of the principal u the hye
per stock the balance may remain inerssIai I'VE
Per from The sl July 10 be paid 10 sums OF
not ess lhSn FIVE thousand dol nrs 81 the pleasure OF nc
BIDDER ~ any lime before the 3st day Of December 1917
II stocks being Withheld coaerz security ioi slcn
payment ,,,.
not less than thousand d0ors mls slate me snolni
thai w be paid for each hundred dollars of STOCK DIS
eliminating botw the Eve and Six per cents giving ne
address OF The party making he proposal and be sness
N an CnvaOp marked Proposals. for OhiO STATE LA1n
AID addressed 70 the Ohio Canal FUND Commissoner care
Of GEO. s. COE, Fac Cashier, New-York
Z. n. SILL, Acting Canal Fund Cominissioner
JOHN WOOD Auditor OF State. ,,o
A. A. BLISS, Treasurer OF State aN JUS
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.aE-~ RKGuLAR MAIL liz BK-

RksLtAR MAIL LINK Hk.
10y ,,.ssys TWEEN BOSTON AID NETWORK,
yis s1oniustoa and rroyidsaee.--fnlAad
route ~lhoui Terry, change % ears or baggage Tho
steamers 4 VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Some Snd
COMMODORE, Cart Wilsr n grszes, IN o1nneclicc
with TIE Sioungfon snd Providence and 8oson Ard frost
1orce Ra ruads lesving New.Nork daily, (SaEdays ex.
cepied) ron Pier North River fret wharf above Bat
terry Place, II o'e.oct p. NJ ard ssonington al o..
clock p A. upon the arrival Of the ns train from
Boston These steamers bui expressly for the roui
and In every resPec particularly adapted 10 the navgS
hon Of Long Island sound The accommodations for pas.
ssngers commodious add comiorsbeths officers O.
pabe and experienced The route being the shortest and
most direct between Boston and NewYork passengers aro
enabled 10 arrive In ample time for the morning hses q
nesmoosn and railroads running 10 various points fv0
hose cues: The c. VANDERBILT viii eave Nsw.York
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Leave sonngton Moo
gay, "wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE VII
Leave New-rork Monday Wednesday and Friday. Lesv0
stoningon Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. n B-Pss.
sengers on me arrival Of the steamers Sioangoa pro-
eeea nmecstey 10 the splendid railroad cars 10 krov1
dence and Boston. ssggasemaster sccompsniss 80
uan 70 and nom bosion for passage bertha staeroomo
freight applications may be 70 the Menu on ID
wharf and Al the Office IL Batery-place.
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DUBLIc NOTICE-sUPREME COURT-Ia tA- matter OF t.s
sppczoao the Mayor AJesrmen sns Community l-s
Of New ora reafus 70 The op~nng Of Fh asrnss r ~
drsi thirty sccond The Har-m River hs i.siA
Ward Of sad city Pubic notice hsr-oy gwen By TIE hof A
and CommonAiy Of the CITY Of Ne~ fork pursuant q
sach made and Prov-c hat tie sal he nAyof
tnd Conmonal Of he CITY Of >s~ fork n;snd 70 maze
Count Of he State Of se~lofk, AZ secA l-l
TIE Court BE- he the CITY Hal the CITY Nr~ fo'o
Monday he % ty Of jane 1850 tie Of De So-' %
thereafter b Heard or th- aPPnL
o. Estimate and Assessment The aooss 81
tfd that The and Of The improvement -
opeung IRON On Hundred and Try snf e-t
the Har River. the Tv-h Wsrt u de CITY Of S-r fo
upou The p n he ss c. b. rrtne Of an AZ
ent relative toarhn< ne hgns oit %
for 0ter Papos
pa-s-d Apri tso7.-Dafe3 ses York, NAY Isl. isso
MI Js3 HxkRf l. DAVIS. Cos1ssl - ne CoPofs,1a
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INSURANCE.

THE GRoOER5'
sfEE INgURANCE COAPAsT,
CIrs no ~ Wall corner Of Pcarlst n. I.
CAPITAL s2ooooo,
TEEis CONF ANY, having heir capital "a paid "a, In
cash are prepared 70 ln.o,e sana.s "a Sstess.dse
Ggsnsl damage b. 6re also hs ksHs Of nisnd
Navigation aud TrAnspgrtsnor- on t,e ros' avor.b,
DIRECTORS
EgFvs7 81, EosEs T1YLoH. sAsI'os AocS.
FsAEcIs SKIDDY, hENRE EOEYi asa ;. r0RTss
Us. 3. wLsoS, ALEX H. 92ASf, WA T. rosIsk.
SAMPSON HoORE, President
J. HnTos ssIrH- Secretary Hths
c1TIZENs' FIRE INSURANCE 90.
10 Wallet and t67 Bowery.
FFTUIs COMPANY with cssh csnita securely invested
and large Surplus, continues 10 insure sgAass L9ss
AID Damage BY IRE, % - favorable Terms e. 'be Ciu
0u'''' E'A'''''' DIRECTORS.
1,nIeI gurtpeu Jeremiah Johnson,
Yhornss hcElrstb, Jay J1fsist
Luxe BAKER, hoOesi SHteI
Charles Devoe. John ;. hshnr
AouzJ AlvOrd, shlisi y DeaNLs
William usuac@ Francis 4 Palmer.
DANIEL sURfHEfF, PrsseeaL
'1 ocls5 - G 4 ls3s. Secretary al2 an
THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE COZ a III M SwD DEY SIS oyEa
HORTH RlNEh BANK
CAPITkL, $4,000.
u liifs COiPANY, having lneif can..al 1i PAID ~ u
cash aie PREPARED 70 ils.re .lide2s asfenaaai,s'
sgains loss or damsge by ire All Losses promptly "a
tusted and paid. -
Levi ApgNr, Joseph NJ Brown, G V. B. Osrsnder,
~ A. Hoppock, B.H Van Auken, Valentine Kirby,
VIM. II Deiz, D. K hsrtn, Ely Hoppock-
a. W. Durham, Freeman Campbell Ward A. Work,
Nathaniel Weed Crowel Adams David Magic,
ssml g. Bowman Robert Hoe, Wm Hustsce,
Yielding s. CAN'T Theodore Marine Robert p Getty
CROWEL ADAMS, President
GEo w SAVAGE Secretary my4n
NEW-ENGLAND
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-HAVEN, CONN
Capital $50 oo0.
HORSES, CATTLE, &c. Insured against death BY
Il disease or accident
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Edwards j NJ Andruss, J. l.. Taylor,
z f. Mason j. w. Nalent ne.
A. EDWARDS, President
c. c. PRIScE, Secretary.
CHAs. WILLS v Inspector.
Applications for insurance received at the Agency Once,
81 Wall st. NJ Y snd By
j. l.. TAYLOR, Brooklyn, L. l.
mn 1mecds HENRY PAYSON, Wliams0urgh, L. l.
BowERY FIRE Insurance COMPASY,(
Office IA Bowery, May Is, 1850.
hIYiDEED.-A dividend OF ten per cent will be paid
~ 20 the stockholders OF hiE Corpay and afer the
Ia The Transfer Books will b. closed nom the
18Th met. to that day. By order Of the Board.
myi6til5 O q TAYLOR. Secretary.
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\ COUNTRY SEAT on THE HUDsON.-gor

81 FOR sALE-A tract Of land in the County Of der
- sinner being pert Of Adgae's eastern purchase con
tanning - Go II lies abouf thirty niles nora
en- he LiIe Falls On he Mohawk River, add vii 6e s0a
avery low price Inquire u JOHN LAMB, 90 broal-
yvay Up sfsirs: Oft p RICHARDS, Hanover o. or ot
sv.pre mv30 l5t.
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NEW MARKET.
TI'HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF Informing .ns
4 public that he has opened q new Meat shop, di ssst
AIDE Of Thrd-av. bels cen Tw entyhlh and T~snsysIn
ais where he Intends furnishing the best OF every tno OF
In lis season determined that nothing sna De WHY
i1g on bic part 10 give entire Satisfaction
Aso The same place. Beef Calves Sheep and LAMBS
Wholesale fair terms, for cash, or 81 the ssngno
Rouse IN TeuFy fourth :, between second and Third ava
myl6 lm' NICHOLAS RfEhsON.
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't'hk PEOPLE or InE siA1E or NE"-lORA " sfa,e
Of God free and independent; To al the
taeof GEORGE ALCOCk late ol the CT, New York decefsl,
creditors ~gss, Seai greeting:
each hereby AMI required personally be
appear before If the County Of New fork his Office
lie City Of New York, the eeuh cay Of Noveml
O'Clock the of then there
t- tnal scteneut the proceed W n Acock,
Executor Of t wi and testament deceasei.
Ia testimony whereof have caused the seal oce Of SAID
be hereunio affixed. Witness A. w. Bradford,
H. s. Surrogate sad County, The City New YORK. the
lsh day Of May ia the year 81 Lord Thousand GIT
hundred aud ffy A. W. BRADFORD Surrogate
mXl7
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TRAVELLING.

1ASseR UNITED Stairs MAIL, LINE
E-frC PROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA -
s-<>s'r0-NN SAVANNAH AND KEY WEsr-rne splss-
dls steamship ISABEL a 100 TINS burden eomnsaaea ~
Cart Wniarr Rcins viii commence her regular trfrx a.
Monday. Oct ard sa'l reg1lxTly ffoia Chzreson a O
for Havana OF the let ard 5h ofeach month and from la
vGna TO Cbarles.On on the Sth snd I'D
FROM Charleston ard Savannah 10 Hsyans ..........f<o
From Charleston and savannah 70 Key West
FOrflriher particulars, apply 10
sfOFFORD, TILEsrON& co. e south-st
Iu chariosicr 70 N. c. MOROECn.
Agents Nc HsvarS DRAKE, BROTHERS CO.
Passengers leaving Havana by ths ship reach Bald
mere BY tie isd route tie 9Th day By meeting Inc
steamers Ncrlherce- OF southerrer reach Nsv-Yoa 10
ssIre time. "
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o. NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA, sailing
49, Packet via Chsgres-Pacxet for 5h June-The
splendid fast sailing brig EMPIRE, Capt Hopkins,
viii sail shove her regular day. For Ere gh pas
sage apply CT board, Pier To- Il. R foot WalLsL, or 10
RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old Slip
Office OF Chagres Sailing Packets.
Price Of passage rom New-Yors TO Chsgres: Cabin
SAerooms $50, Outside Berhs, Si0 Second Cabin, $50.
From Psnsms to San francisco: Cabin, sOO Second do,
$50, ard found In everything. myH 6r
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

ENn NAtii t'Aalft<i'
,1scse THROUGH LINK FOR SAN FRAN.
&AMss CISCO, VIA CRAGREs-Fbs new sad n,
cHEROKFE. i.516 r,as. Captain Il wiadle.
PHlLADELPHA.iieo ,1ns.. CsPt Root II Pesrson.
Form Ire only direct Inc between NsvYork snd Chsgres
an Ia counetrca vi 81 ni.eA siss Nal psek.
sis IL De Fncfes 'elanoraJ ,-s iaroaxh 10 sen fr-n'
sEDUczn sArEs o. sAss TO oHAesEs.
chsrokse. Pa stslpaia
AhsT sa.ool STATE socuf.......si25 o si5
Forward saloon &C. .,.... leo 20 l0 ~
an r. above sirs ne sane issl and a.ve ths p''i
stoersge found viii nsrresses
se en- so e5arre, % ..i p: tot F1onse SS ID.
is..uuf ere borne by passengers
for freight or assssc spply %
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Tie United SAFES Msil stsamPacsen
FASAMA.....i,0s7 tuns. Capt Dsy5 Bailey.
OREGON ......Loes pns....c6p, Carlisle Psio-rcn-
CALIFORNIA leo rlrs.. Capt rnos butd
ChhOLlNA.... So u,1s.... Capt r. u Whiiuey.
UNICORN ,.... co bi1s.... Capt j. Scho.f oa.
Rre intended 70 form gent monny mo between rSnars
Pssser gers in ire Amer Csbn arc rauhs te5aus bat
no1 wines and lquo0s Passengers Ia - sieerage are
uund with such rsons furnished 20 tha crew, and
~ t1s-7sss ana fnow AZ las,sngss Nll ns $40 20
,yr ght noi exceeding in 1ieesurensnt euh- sss'
Fr-.hi on ezla baggage or isrdiis Trer isr A sv
fscssges ''o1'd not eacs-d l9i lhs T~igh, .or m's
fi,sses IRON Psrrns 60 Pan sl,, or Hssslsa SIS SO
- San Diego. ........... % rs
San francisco. ....... 500 $50
No stores 70 BE- landed vii be taken a. baggage. Charges
ofemberkng and debsrkng and all personal par chsrges
aeddng health fees and boat hire % be pa the pAsse.
Zee of the Company, Nsw-YOrs. s. souihsI NH
EMPIRE CITY LINE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs.
DIRECT.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
CRESCENT, CITY,
1880 TUNS BURDEN)
CHARLES STODOART, CoMnAMDEs,
fs>x VIII leave for San Francisco via Chsgrsa d.
SAQ2kr rect, Saturday,, June l. from her Dock Pier
No. 2 Mr.. at O'Clock. Early application win
secure through uckes. For freight or passage apply
J. HOWARD SON,
my2S LlDkW - Broadway
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIVE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NETWORK. By the grace
free To all interested N the st e
MARGARET BEEKMAS late oftte Cy Of NeSf deceased
otheVe send Greeting: lou ana each
hereby and personally % BE- and appear
fore Surrogate = County of New YORK, his off the
Of Of August next al eleven O'Clock
in day then and there 20 attend lie On settle
account proceedings Of zsef VI fecSw- a d.
nstrsnr annexed goods haites and crrits u
sad Margaret beekman, deceased
testimony whereof have caused Seal OF Ofce Of sad
hereun0 affixed. Witness, Alexander W.
H. s. Bradford Esquire Surroe County the CITY
of New lork the 18th Of MAY the year Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fty
uyl7 Iaw4wFF A W. BRADFORD. surr1r4te
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TI'BE PEOPLE, OF TIE STATE or hEwYOKR, by thesr,cs
Il Of God free and ndeenienI0 all interested
tate OF RICHARD TUCKER late Of the City Of New YORK. as
ei, credtor gatee Of kn o;nerHssni Greeting.
You each hereby cited and required personf
ard appear before Surrogate Of the County New FORA his
Office the New York the 81 day 81 October Il
eleven coc the oren0 Of that then and there attend tie
fa settlement OF the Of proceedings Of John Laurie ani
omas W. Tucker Executors Of the last WIN and Testament
sad ke hard Tucker Deceased
IT, testimony whereof caused the seal Of Office Of sii
rogae o. be- hereuufo affixed .Wucs. A. W Bradford
IL rate Of sd County, al the City Of New Yor the sixteenth
Jay O. April Tie lord thousand eight hun
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