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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
WHOLE NUMBER 195.

TMt CmLD's PRAyEK.-A dear little
brght-eyed child, who has been lying upon
the fur rug before the sancium fire, sudden.
" panses in her di,iointed, innocent chat;
says little Bliukey has como 10 town. and
that her eyes are heaty; crecps up TO the
parental knee, and half asleep, repeats, VI.
~ to,chingly to ,,s, we must say, and Ger.
tainly in the music ofnll "s,ill and small
voices" these lines, which loving eldsf
sister has taught her:
Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me,
Bless Try little lamb tonight;
Through the darkness be Thou nesf me,
Watch my sleep till morning light.
Al! this day Thy hand hath led mo,
And thank Tree for Thy care:
Thou hast clothed me, warmed and fed me-
Listen TO my evening prayer.
The PRAYER i,selt dies upon her lips. in al
mos, indisliuct, sleepy mur,nprs; ;only when
Kitty, has come for her, and is taking her
away 10 the nursery, she says, half ava.
kened:
-take me, when die to hcdven,
Happy there with Thee to dwell!
Since li,tlc Jose went up stairs, we've hecfi
thinking Of this, and because il interested
us, we thought we would io' !, down.
[Knickrr5ocker.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

PREACHING TO ritz Poisr.--Psssing a.
long one Wednesday night for evening
at the South is onr afiernoon--in Mont.
eomers, Ala, stepped into the Presby,e.
rian Lecture room. where a slnye was
preaching. 'Ms bredrcn," said he, "God
bress your souls, 'igion is like The Aiabam
river! In spring como fresh, m brine III
al de ole iegs. slabs an stick, cat hab ben
Ia, ing On de b'uk, nn carry dem down in
de current. Bycmby dc water go down,
dena log catch ere on dis island, den slab
gi,s cmcbed on do shore, an dc sticks on de
bushes, nm dare dey lay, withrin an df;in
ill cum mother fresh. jus 50 dare cum
'vval II 'igion; dis ole sinna brM in. dat
olc back-slider bro, back, an all dc f.ke
seems cumin, an nifty good times. But.
brsdren, God bress your souls, byemhy vi.
walls gone; den dis ole sinna is stuck on bis
ole sin: den da, ole back:slider is cotch
whar he was afore, on jus such rock; den
wun after mother that had got 'lieion Ia,
all long de shore, and dare dey lay till moth.
er 'vivsl. Belorid bredren, God bress
our souls, KfEr IN DE CURRENT" Thought
his illustration beautiful enough for moro
clegan, dress. and too true, slss! Of others
than his own race Christian Herald.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
VOLUME lO.-NO. q,
CAST IN TuY MITE,

The annexed stanza are too good to be Re
4 the other side of the Atlantic.
He who gives little from his store,
II little be his means,
Treads on 40 far, the heavenward shore.
A. he who gives ten times the more,
Iftcn times more he gains.
He may be useful here, who would,
And walk within zone Of light;
There is treasure Of good
Cast Ia thy mite.
Thou may'st not have one piece Of gold
To bless the poor mans palm,
But angels will with Joy behold,
II thou hast words which can be told
His troubled heart 10 calm;
For kind words are 40 honied streams,
And he, the walker Of the sod,
Who gives thep.io his brother, seems
A messenger from God.
There are abuses deep and loud:
Hoarse voices shrieking "Bread."
And there are noble spirits how'd,
And forms thar dirs among tn. crowd,
Like phaptoms from the dead.
Crush but one atom Of abuse,
STAY but n particle Of sin,
And God will sanctify the use
or al thy powers therein.
And if thy brother weaker be,
II folly mark his path;
And If that thou be folly free,
Ifknowledge c!ingcth unto thee,
Give not contempt nor wrath,
But from the garner fihy worth,
And from thy store Of truth and light,
To servo n, brothers. wants on earth,
Cast in thy mite.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

A Parisian inventor thinks he has NJ last
discovered the long sought .disiderntnm, a
machine for setting type. He has been at
work upon il for fifteen wears, and having
Completed it has entered il for exhibition at
the Worlds Fair. It comprises both dis.
,ributor nnd setting stick. is afforded At q
low price. and will SET ten thousand ems m
hour. II is said mot to inferfsre with ihs
regular appointments Of printing office,
and requires no new characters.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
A remarkably fine piece of glassware has

A remarkably fine piece of glassware has
been manufactured nj Paris, Hr ihe great
exhibition. Il is very large decnnter
blown from very pure sn'l clear ma,erial.
aud sufficiently rapacious to -llnw three per.
sons of moderate size 10 Al, inside, rnnnd n
fable three feet four inches IN diame,sr, the
height ofihe decanter from the bottom 10
the level nf tho mouth is ten feet. and the
circumference NJ tho wides, par, 80 feet.--
The stopper weighs ,hir,v..wo pounds, and
the whole decanser 1883.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

Experiments have shown that mans
finger nails grow their complete length in
four months and half A mnn living 10
years renews his 1856 times. Allowing
each nail to be half an inch long, he has
grown seven feet and nine inches Of fin.
ger nail, on cnch finger. and on fingers and
thumbs, an aggregate Of n feet snd 6
inches
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

A PRAYING CAPrArN.-A good story is
told Of rough sea captain, in storm, who
when, the passengers persuaded him to pc
tition Heaven for cessation nj the tempest,
proffered the following brief request;
"Oh, Lord! ! havnt been in the habit Of
calling upon thee often; and il von'li shift
the wind from-sou'- u'-west to little sou, |
wont trouble you ogain"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

PERcussfov Cars nre manufactured by n
recently invented piece Of mechanism. nj
Alexandri,. Va. At the rate of Sd in n
minute. Tho machine occupies the space
of commnn-sized tea table. and il made ol
iron, polished to the highest degree. a
sheet of copper is plnced nt one end, and
drawn between two rollers. Thus copper
is cut hv die into the required shape f"r
cap. II is then shaped into a perfcct gun
cap passed round npon n periphery, filed
with Eliminating silver, rammed. and drop.
ped into drawer--a perfect cap. ready io
he placed npon the nipple Of n mnsket, and
fired. All this occupies less than second
Of time.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

TAcfruRN PEopLE are frequently the
deepest thinkcrs.-Lord Carlisle, in his late
address bei;re the Mechanics Institute OF
Leeds. England, says that if one may Judge
from, tho tacitnrnity ofihe Americans, they
mus, be the most unhappy people in the
world. Ills lordsh.p seems 10 forget that
taci'nruit, NAV spring from reflection ms
we'll ns nnhappiness. ASA general thing.
the less man reads, tire mpre loquacious
he is. Pr, n dozen ignnram,,scs inta a
room, and they will wrangle all night ah"ni
the cnnsiiin,innal,v Of saw.mil. Put
,he same number Of sensible men in the
same situation, however. and il will hot he
mn hour before thew vii. lie 8, absorbed in
BnIwer or Scott, that nothing will be visi.
bile hut their standing collars. I, is with
men NJ i, is with drums--ihe emptier the,
nre the more noise thev make. Americans
nre NOT more melancholy than other people
--thev nro only more studious.--Albany
Ddtchmnn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

A coun'rym,n popped his head into :
lottery Office. and seeing only one man sit<
ting at the desk. asked him what hs had fnf
sale. To which the would-be wit replied,
"loggerhe0ds."
"1'hen. sir" ssys the countryman. .ssvouf
trade il nlmos, at an end, for see you hass
but one left"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
YANKEE CLrKs. National Intel.
ligeucer, speaking Of this manufacture, id

YANKEE CLnKs.-1'he National Intel.
ligencer, speaking Of this manufacture, id
Connecticut, saws:
"'rhefe nre things connected with this
business that nre astonishing--ihc nnmbef
sold, and the cheapness Of them-of those
tina, are good iime-keepers. One person
einne. Mr.. jerome, of Connecticut, manu-
fac:ures more than one hundred and fifty
,ho,,snnd annually, and there are monu.
tactured in The State from three To fout
hnndl ed thousand. There arc severai
qnali,es--snme firs'-rate time. keepers. for
fisc or six dollars, made Of brass. aud they
gn m,re than eight davs. II is rniher 4
puzzle how such clock. which is really
nent and we'll finished, can be affnded ae
snch price; and the only soiu,inn Of the
m,i,er is, ,ha, the works are oil made by
machinery, which cuts them verv rapidly,
and with m1themsticaI precision-snd
hence their cheapncss, as we'll as their cor.
rectness.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

At the .L;beraior Soiree" recently held
in Boston. Mr.. Garrison being unexpected.
u presented with e II watch, was much
embarrassed, md face,iouslv remarked that
"if il were fotton egg. OF a bfickbst," he
should know how ID receive II.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

When Lcu,enan, O'Rricn was blosnup
in tho E'gar. md THROWN on board tie ADJ
.niral. al hlnck and wet. he snis to the come
mander, with rlcasan,rv:
~ hope sit.ssou will excuse nv dirty mp.
penrance. fnr ! left The ship in 10 great 4
hurry. ,ha. | bad not time to change thy
dres..h
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

Atn ci.v feast the other day. ons nf the
COMPANY WIS expa.iatins on the blessinss
e Providence.
"Aye." said one Of tho aldermen smack
ing his lips, 81. is blessed place, sure
encpgh-vs get oil or .urtl> from H."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

"Have Won ever broken horse?" in.
qnirsd = horse jockey. "N". not exacl!v," !"
replied Simon. "bnt have broken three or
four wsqcps"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

A New HAMPSHIRE Snfp--And phat she
is expected to dc.--1'hc New Y"rk corrcs.
prudence ofths Washington Republic fur.
uishes the annexed:
There is nav living in East River, n clip
per Of two thousand tons, hnilt nj Ports.
mouth. N. H., called the Sea Serpent, md
intended for VOYAGE around the world
She sails in January, with a cargnsuitod TO
tho San Francisco market; having arrived
there, she nulonds, aud replenishes herself
with goods likely 10 meet rcndy sslc al
Canton; having crossed The Pacific, she
takes in q stock of Chinese merchandise
and sells it at London; at London she Ionds
fr the fourth time y i,h goods for the Amer
icsn m,rket, aud comes home with her first
cost paid for nnt of her first trip. This she
is tn do in eleven months. Tho captain
has his directions tothat effect, and the fcnt :,
extraordinary rs i may appear, will proia-
bly, be accomplished. Another vessel Of
nearly the s,me make and tonnage. the
Eclipse, will follow in tho wake Of the Sen
Serpent, month or twn later.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13

Curiositv-looking over other peoples
sifsirs, and overlooking yco. own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

i N-Trans leave NEW YORK as follows from pier loot
0' iD"uMoRNiNG EMPRESS TRAIN at 6 A. NJ. for Dun
kirk stopping only at Suens, Chester. 1ddeto~n Della
ware Narrowsbnrgh. Hancock, Deposit Susquehanna
Binghampon. Owego. Waverly Elmra Coming Horneils-
Vile. and Clean This tram connects AT Dunkirk with
line Of splendid Steamers one Of which leaves immediately
on ARRIVAL of the cars for Cleveland direct arriving IN
time take the Express Train for Cincinnati. Passengers
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take this tram and
arrive Geneva the evening" and at Rochester and
Buffalo the night
g. MAIL TRAIN, at SAM, via Piernont, stopping at
all the Stations and arriving AT Elnra at 81 PM TINS
tram remains at Emira all night aud proceeds next morn
ing at O'Clock, arriving at Dunkirk IN the afternoon
8 WAY TRAIN, at 81 NJ, via Permont Otlsville ana
all intermediate Stations. 49, 80,
4 WAY TRAIN at PM, via Jersey City, for Otisville.
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, at 6 NJ, for Dan
kirk stopping al the Stations as the day Express
Tram. except Hsncocs
This Tram connects Dunrk with the splendid steam
ers NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
one of which will leave for DETROIT, direct, tho
arrival of the and connect at Detroit with the EI-
press Trains the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, for Chicago, Milwaukee, &c.
Passengers for Geneva. Rochester and Buffalo taking
this Tram arye at Geneva next morning, and al Roches-
ter and Buffalo in advance fany other hne
TRAINS TO NEw-YoRk -,
|. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunklrs at
ga stopping at the same Stations as gong west and az
irving in Newly ork the sanie evening.
@ WAY TRAIN leaves Otisyille at Ct A NJ, stopping
at all the stations arriving n New-fcIk AZ ~ ~
,. MAIL TRAIN. leaves Dunklrk ~ ~ A; NJ = stopping
~ all the Stations and arrives IN klmlra al q r M
4 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva at A. NJ and Eimi-
"a at A. NJ sopplng at all the sa'ioas anu ARRIVES la
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dankirk at
81 NJ stopping the places gong west and al
Goshen and arrives IN Newly the next forenoon
FREIGHT TRAINS, leave from pier foot OF Duane-N
a, eP NJ FOX all Stations on the Road and ior Rochester
js vi CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY

Fare reduced
On SATURDAY, july % at o'clock tke splendid Steam
ship CHEkOkEE, l,Soo tuns burden ny WINDIE
Commander viii SAIL SATJ RDAY July 20 az precisely
Socock p NJ from her .er al the foo, of WaTren-st II
r., with the Government Mails direct for HAVANA and
NEW ORLEANS
Chagres paSsengers for NewOeans transferred at Ha.
vana the splendid double engine steamship FALCON
Freight taken 10 New. Orleans az 3oc per foot.
Srecie only taken on freight 10 Havana
No bills Of lading will b. ygned AFTER The steamer has
sailed
Yer freight or passage apply to the oce OF the Compa
VIA ,ssss '''' '''"'' " n o. ROBERTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
NEw-YORK and NEW ORLEANS

1 STEAMSHIP LlNE-The new and elegant double
engine steamships UNION. i,se tuns burden, Capt + s.
Badd WINFIELD SCOTT, 2.leo ians burden Capt M
ney Coullard compose tins line, and viii leave NEW
YORK ard NEW-ORI.EANS on the lst and 18th of each
mouth At O'Clock in the afternoon except when those
safes ta on Sunday when the ships vii leave sn MONDAY,
same hour.
The WINFIELD SCOTT will leave New-York on the
st Of every month and the UNION the 18th Of every
ncAth fer New-OrleaRS
These SHIPS have been br with great and cost and
- SKILL spared to strength speed and
ecMfort They are every respect first class steanes
tos freight passage ap1y follows Tor steamship
Vlsn TO SP0FFORD, ru-ESrON CO, IS Scsih-st.
&sf steamer Winfield Scott, 20
DAVIS, BROOKS & CO IS Beaver-st.
cscsr to meet the wishes 81 spers tns proYre'ors u
WIS IRE have decided 20 reduce she VI ifegh.
ssssa'srer' sc>oe to 20 cents p<r cubic fcos ays-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Spring and SUMNER ARRANGE
~ MENTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA VIA

LINE leaves Pier No North River foot of Battery place.
DAILY Sundays excepted at o'clock Nj by the splen
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John Simpson, for
South Amboy thence by the superior cars Of the Company
to Camden reaching Philadelphia at ~ NJ stopping al
Spottswood West Prospect Plans, Cranberry station,
Hightstown, Centervlle, Newtewn Sand His Borden-
town and Burlington. - 80 =,
al p M via South Amboy to Camden. arriving at Phla
delphia at 81 PM stopping at Spottswo9d West Hshts
town Bordentown Burlington Beverly, Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tan
fare 87l cents. 60 IN
Breakfast and supper provided on board the steam
TMIGRANT LINE at 81 o'clock. P M-passencers
leave by steamboat TRANSPORT Capt, John Gould daiy,
(Smdavs eNcepted) at 81 o'clock NJ, for South AnOny,
proceed cars crdenown and take steamboat to BUR
lINGTON. and arrive at Philadelphia neat morning al
o'clock. Fare 81 80.
FIFTY pounds of baggage allowed each passenger, Ia be
carried at the risk its but nothing VIII be received
considered as baggage except wearing abpafeI n,
n28 L. BLISS, agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
DOCGHKEEPSIELINEo of BARG ES.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

y JERSEY-Sumner Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY, March 81. is5l-rhiS Road ads from
ELlZABETHPORT - miles to the WHITE HOUSE,
J., reducing the staging between the terminus II tie
Road and EASTON TO - miles
his ane leaves New York by teanboa' Red JACKET,
No North RIVER and connects with trans the New
jersey Railroad which leaves Nsw-fors from ct Il Cort
TRAINS Up-Leaye New-York - stearlhoa, Red Jacs-
e. per No; North River. at A. NJ. passenger; NJ
freight and p NJ passenger and BY " J. Railroad, foot
Of Ccrtland-st., AZ "a NJ and and 81 PM.
Trains cave White House and follow places for New
York as follows:
White House a, ,. A NJ; Freigh. at iOA NJ Passen-
ger at / 40P NJ
at205PM
Bound Brook att 80 A. NJ Freight at si5 A. NJ; Pas
Painiield at 20 A. NJ Freight at IS II, Passenger
ais35P.M.
westfeld a, 50 NJ; Freight q; 50 A NJ, Passenger
af2 50PM
Ehzabethtown at IS A ~; Freight at 10 30 A NJ; Pas
senser at 3 Is p. NJ
senger al ; 80 y. NJ
Somervle for Pespack, Lesser CrossRcads and PlucSa
min.
STAGES will be in readiness the ARRIVAL OF the 9 AM
from New York at the White House tn convey
gers Easton. Wkesbarre. Bethlehem Allentown and
Mauch Chunk. Penn, and to Clinton. FemRson, Lebanon
Milford and Belyidere. Nj
NB-All BAGGAGE at the risk Of the owners until de-
NAM and checks or receIpts gwen therefor n3ltf
A New ROUTE TO SCH0OLEY's MOUNTAIN via the Cen
;ra Railroad If New-Jersey Passengers from New-York
FIR the Mountain Will leave Ncw-Ynrk daily SUNDAYS
cepted) AT o'clock A VI. either Pier No North
RIVER steamboat Red Jacket from foot VI Cortland
st. via New jersey Railroad Elizabeth Town, where
White House thence by coaches IA miles, to the Noun
m. 20 dine e3u bW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

mediate places b. Railroad aud s,ealDeoai
I.co nai's L,res through esci ray
On the road viii be oeened for travel
On and aer THIS da;e The Trans follows, ,san-
days ezcspted)
LEAVE sgw-yozz, GOING NORTH,
Prom Office. near Chambers-s..
At 7 N. f0- pOuGHkEEPslE sfopping al The
Ate II. fsr ALBANY, stopping a. sianaa,sarv.Ie,
Garrisons Cod Spring Fishk New iiamburrh Pougil-
ke.Iss, thence b, ste ARMENIA 70 Oan touch
Bg at intermediate places on the rver where the trans
Nil reeve tas iaSsensess ard aad them "A Albany a.
Al vi Pm, for PoUGHKEEPsIE. tfre.sh, traia)
At2iP NJ for POUGHEEEPsIE, stopping a: .Taraat-
taEyile One hundred and FIfty-ssc0ad-st, YoAses,
Has'ngs D,'ss Ferry, Dearnan, Tarrytoxn si2s-S as,
polnt New HamSurgh aud Milton Ferry
Al r NJ ior ALBASY, stepping a! Iarry;oT-n sing
NewHamtureh and Poeghkecpsle. and thence By Sc ier
to OaAh.. aud by Railroad 20 A bany, at about lot b.
Az p VI To- TARRYTCWN oaly, stopping at al say
stations south If TarTvtOwn.
AtcP. n. for YEEKsKILL, stopping al all way sta
tons
LEAVE PouGKxEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH,
Ats; AN for NETWORK. stopping at Milton FeTry,
New Hamburger, Low Point. FishAll Cold Sprng. Gar
sons, Peeksll Boscohel, Croon Sing Sing, Tarytcwn
Dearman Dobbs' Ferry Hastings Yonkers, One Hundred
and Fifty-second-s ST, and Manhaitanyille.
A.7AM for Freight and Passengers TO NEW-fORk,
Al 10. A. NJ, for NETWORK, Cor on arrival Of boat
from Oakhill bringing passengers from Albany stopping
PeeSssi Boseoa sns shs Tsrro%n. Dobs Ferry
and Yonkers, arriving at NeS-Y9rk at /. =. NJ -
Al : p NJ, for NEw-YORK, stopping at all the way
Atop NJ for NEW YORK Tor on arrival of boa, from
Oash stsPJng at the principal way stations, and rea'h
ing New-Yerk at q p NJ
LEAVE rEEKsKILL HoR SEw-YoRK,
At 6, A. M stopping at all Way Stations signal.
A,essP 81 stopping at ali WAY Stations
PASSENGERS VI" pr3SpI SSeiS oei9Te
Esu-York Jnlv7 lQIl iel6tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
DEGULAR NAIL LINE via Stoning-

II u ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW-BED-
FORD, TAUNTON and NEWPORT crarylng the grei
Eastern United States Mall without change of cars OF de-
tentiou. The steamer {. VANDERBILT, Capt. joel
Stone. and Commodore Capt W. II Frazee in connection
with Stonngon and Providence and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads leaving NewYork daily tSundays er-
cepte from Pier No n r. first wharf above Battery
place, AZ e'clock M and Stenngtun at 6. O'Clock VI
ARRIVAL Of the mail tram which leaves Boston al
PM
These steamers unsurpassed for strength safety,
speed comfort and elegance The scers experiences
and attentive.
The natural advantages Of this TO any
Other beng shorter and direct the trlp more pleas
aN!y and eIyedItiousy performed While passengers GO
always rely upsn reaching their destination advance o
those bv either o. the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New YOTk-Nondsy " ednos-
From StonIre .or-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Tue {. VANDERBILT, from -fork-Tassday'
Thursday and SATURDAY.
TruN ktoninstoa-Mcnday Wednesday and Friday.
NB-Passsngers arrya ~ StoAington pfoceeo 20 me-
Satsy Der Mail Train "a Providence and Boston or 's
fer.d remain board the steamer add Sanday
take the Accommodation Tram from SOnngton AZ
which connects at Providence with the II NJ Irain i
Boston.
ABssras, Master Accompanies the Steamer and Iran
through each way. 49,. Al -,
cert Sun.ays New Bedford and Taunton passenger F
-.ad uu ai,y tse ARRIVAL 81 the Aa Tan q ia
f.1. -
FM rsSsas- hsYiAs stsis rsrns reAet Apple1 %
So " lx1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
If CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent
CHANGE of HOURS-Commencing
I.n. o r M APO and z AIERSON RAIL.

~ June Q. ls5l.-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL
ROADS-Express Trans leave Sutems, follows,
the arrival Of the Enc trains AT O'Clock NJ stopping
only Ramsey's, Hohokus Paterson. Hgylers and Boil
Spring at i0l o'clock NJ stopping only at Hohok
Paterson and BOILING Spring
Leave New York at o'clock AN stopping only al Pat
erson and Hohokus o'clock PM. stopping only at
PaSsaic Bridge. Paterson and Hohokus al o'clock IN
stopping only at Boiling Spring Huylers and Ramseys
The Express trains leave Market-st station Paterson
for New-York nj VI NJ. and ST and 100 Pm or on the
arrival of the SuisEs The up trans stop at
Bergen signal
WAY TRAINS leave Suferns' al Il PM and NrvY o!a
NSPM
o'clock A NJ AID Al o'clock PM-Leaye New-York at
e'cloek A NJ, and and .. O'Clock Nj
SUNDAYS-LeaYe Paterson at II o'clock A. NJ aud 5
O'clock PM myleH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
IA SURROGATE'S COURT. held

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IA in and for the County Of NewYork at the Surogates
Office the of NewYOTk. the 23d of June IN the
year one thousand eight hundred and ffty-onc -
Present. Alexander W. Bradford. Surrogate. - In
the matter of the application TO mortgage, lease
or sell the real estate of John Phelan. deceased.
On reading and filing the application OF Will
liam X Taitersa Executor Of the last viii and esta-
ment Of JOHN PHELAN, late OF the city Of Newfork,
deceased for authority mortgage lease sell the real
of the SAID deceased for the payment Of his debts
ordered that all persons interested IN the estate OF the
The said John Pheian deceased appear before the Surro
gate the county of NewYork at ms office III the city OF
New York. the twenty eighth day OF July next, Al ten
o'clock the forenoon of that day then and there ~ show
cause why authority should not be gwen the sd Etecu-
lease sell much of the real estate OF
the SAID John Phean deceased shall be sufficient to pay
his debts le25 iwl A W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.