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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning.

DEGuLAR MAIL LINE via Stonlng-
Il I ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEW-BED-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT. CRAVING the great
Eastern United States Mail without change II cars n de-
tention. The steamer {. VANDERBILT, CAPT joel
Stone and Commodore Capt. W II Frazee. IA oonnscti"h
with the Stonn and Providence and son and Prov
,dence Railroads leaving NewIork dty. Sundays *
ceped from Pier No y X. tfrst wharf az We Batei-
place at O'Clock VI and Stcnnston al S. oc-eck VI,
or arrival of the mail tram which leaves .tu AZ y
PM. -
sped comfort and elegance The officers are e1erencee
and attentive.
TIE natural advantages If thus route superior 20 any
other beng shorter and direct the trF more pleas
asy and exped!i.ousiv performed HE ia,-ensIs cHH
always rely upon reaching then Destination u acfaL't
these bv either Of the other routes - -
The COMMODORE. from New lorA-h ioa- ,"s-Ii''
day and FRIDAY. s,
The VANDERBILT, nom New \ prs-4 4tsa'>'
Thursday and Saturday ,-.ris-
NE-pa~enrsrs on ARRIVAL AZ Stniinst va proceed i,e-
6iaelv per Mail Train T. Prov dece aid b>t - -r -
erred remain "a bosr the steamer aud silas X
the Accommodation Tram nom son -. q, \ "
which connects az Providence with -. J. IN ian 81
Boston. -.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Il,in
through each way. ,.spy 5.i1v 81
cent sundavS New Bedford and Ia iton a~selg - p
csed immediately on arrival cf the Nal Tram al Se
Geld. 800 ..r..a.,,
For passage h.rths state rooms. u iregai q
NAV he made al Per Norm RIVER or AZ tie oacT' a pay
Ter place
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SAMrEL Z De MOTT. ! -
~ To- ISAAC WM SMITH,
CORPORATION NoTICE-Public

no'ioe is hereby 70 tie owner or owners occu-
rant Of occupants Of all houses and lots improved un
improved lands affected thereof shat the following assess
mcns have heen completed b the Assessors. and are
edged m the "a CO If the Bureau II Assessments for
animation hy all persons interested. For building
SEWER ia between the 1th and Sth The UNITS
embraced bg such all the several houses
and ots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels o land
,,nated on both sides of 3st.s between TN and Hn avs
An uersuns whose Interests affected by the above
named a,sessmsns and who used - the same, 81
either If them are requested ccnt their objections IN
wrfns to the unders gned at insr Office. No Hall ~
Records within thrt, DAYS from the date Of tins notice
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June 20
1851. SAM IL II W nOtL'l -
t.ec fCt ISAAC MM SMITH,
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DACJFIC MAIL STEASHIP COM

Il PANY-Only Through Line for California and Ose-
gon via Chagres direct. Fare reduced On SATuRDAY,
july r. at3P NJ. The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY
LOO tons burden Wilson Commander. will sail on SA
IURDAY july r. at o'clock, p NJ, precisely, from her
per al the foot Warren. North River with the Gov
ernmen mails for CHAGRES. connecting with the favor
lie L s mail steamship Panama To leave Panama on vt
about the Of August For passage freight, apply NJ
the office 81 md IS Southst III Westst corner Of
Vi tlZth
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

u PANY Only through Line for SAN FRANCISCO.
VIA Havana and Chagres Fare reduced On FRIDAY Jug
lla3P VI the splendid steamship double engine OHIO,
Schenck L. s \ commander Will san al precisely
O'Clock M from her pier at the feut OF Waren-st,
Mr. with the Government Mails, for Chagres via Havana
Passengers transferred Havana to the splendid double en-
.ine Steamship Falcon Passengers leaving IN the OHIO
VIII connect with the favoute United States Mail
Steamship PANAMA TO san from Panama about the
August For freight passage apply at the Office 81
and IS SouhSt III West Warren. yl til
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SAMUEL a d. MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WI SMITH.
CORPORATION NOTICE-Public no.

y -, hereby given. o. Tie owner owners, &C.
cf.nt 0r,Ccuras ofa,l iious sd Lots. improved
irlIoy,d Lands affected thereof t4t the following As
s,ssisIS haze uccu completed Nl the Assessors. and
re lodged p IN, Office 'he Bureau Of Asses
f,r evan. saflou. hv a persons Interested, For
PAVING 10Th AVENUE irrm tie north line IT SD
S-f.c, 20 the north ue If 33d street and FLAGGiNG
space feet VIDE through the eicf sidewalks from SD
e .Gfi-sfrect Tie limits embraced hy sach Asessn
10. Jude al The several Houses and Lots Of Ground.
Lots pieces and pafcrls oi ,t situated ON the
tcf SIDE Il between j AMI @5th streets and
al he westerly side hctweca 5 ana iith streets also on
ith sides o sd sIect between Ae i0h-ayenue and hnes
rfEIg parallel thereto and staA 400 feet eaStery aud
TO- feet westerly theeirom Al persons whose interests
ac affected ~ the above named Assessments, and who
are oI sed the either IT them requested
~ present Their objections Whiting the undcs sns
their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice Office II rcau NJ Assessments
stree; Department. July 81 1871
SAMUEL ~ DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, 7 Assessors
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NEW-YORk and NEW-ORLEANS

~ EN- ADRk and NEW -ORLEANS
Y STEAMSHIP IINE-The new and elegant double
engine steamships UNION, 800 tuus burden Capt. S.
nev Coullard compose tins line, and viii Leave NEW
YORK and NFW-ORLEANS on the lst and 18th OF each
month. ~ O'Clock the afternoon except when those
date fan sunday, when the shT~ viii leave Monday,
same hour
The WINFIELD SCOTT viii leave New York the
FIST every month and the UNION the 18th II every
month, fof New Orleans.
These sAlIs tsye been uuf Nth great and cost aud
skill expense spared 10 strength speed and
comfort The respect .fst Gas. steamers
For freight NJ passage apply follows For steamship
Union t. SPOFFORD. TILESTON Z co, fsSouih-st.
Epr steamer lhe'd Scott. 10
DAVIS BROOKS Z co. % Beavef-st.
IT, oler t. NEE The WISHES n - -s the pr1pneiprs Il
tins line have derre D. redncs ne rate 4 freight
measuI. gods 10 - cents ger cgblc ili my3@f
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Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE

Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE
~ MFNTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA va
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD MORNING
LINE leaves Pier No North River foot Of Battery place
DAILY Sundays excepted at o'clock VI hy the splon
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt. John simpson, ior
South Amhoy thence by te superior II the Company
10 Camden, reaching Philadelphia n ~ VI stopping AZ
SpotiswOod. West Prospect Plains, Cranberry Station
Hlghtstown. CenteNile, Newtown Sand Hils, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily Sundays eNcepted)
at " VIA South Amboy To Camden, arriving at Phia-
delphi at s! NJ stopping at Spottswood west Hsnt,-
town BodentoYn Burlington Beverly. Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tram
fare 81 cents
Fare by either line SO 90 Forward deck.-.--s2 20
Breakfast dinner and supper provided On board the steam
boat John Potter
EMIGRANT LINE at 81 o'clock. pM-Passengors
leave by steamboat transport Capt John Could daily
(Sundays excepted) 81 o'clock VI, for South Anboy
proceed ordent0wn aud take steamboat 10 III X
fINGTON. and AZ Philadelphia next morning at
o'clock. Fare 81 50.
Fifty pounds of baggage allowed each passenger to be
carried the rs of It's owner but nothing VIII De received
or considered as baggage, eacep; wearing apparel
n2S | BLISS, Agent.
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NOR HARTFORD
s,a.u.r urpO Captasn II. K.g. va lsavs
from FsSt River place Peck So 4 Hartford
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY anu fhiD@i A-''
noous O'Clock. ,,.
For further information inquire On 9sId o: r,
Vi II sAAION "IDD' -
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD

MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD
WI Summer Arrangements. Commencing MONDAY
AIl eay " D.ver AM freight 10 AN and PM
Mdrrsonr 4. tFreleht) g. IS AN and 81 PM Ml.-
vile 5, lFrelghY6 ., % NJ and .. 10 NJ .c.-
land-st ior Dover 81 M AM uFreight and Nor
rs:ovn g., Iii 4 NJ (Freish) anl NJ Melville g.,
49, j. \ u DOVER YER 'PP1sSsENGER LINES
7 eave Dover 10 NJ Leave Dover az p VI
Lac Lac Msd lsg: s. Nj save Mason2 IS P
I Isaye s M9iiie . q AN Leave Mvle SPIN
Leave Orange SO M. Leave Orange 81 VI. n n
Arriys New-York AM Arrive ~ New Yo.s 4 81 A "
RETu RNlNG-Leaye New YORK 81 A VI and 4 p" )
The morning Doyer tram vii receive and deliver passen
gers al Rocsaway Dcnvile Morris Plans, M1fflsiown
Madison. Chatham, summit Slllyle, South orange ana
o MoRRisf HcSVtS ACCOMMODATION LINE-Leaye
Mornsown VI Madison ~ SainA4t - fil' Nm
ne ffuRNING-LeaveN ev-Yorzs ", Newark 6 IS
MILLvILLE ACcoMMoDATIoN LINE--Leaye
49, Al 30 N and New York It iOPM
Leave New-Yolk for SI.IlylIe al 10 AN and Newark
The Morristown and Melville Accommodation Lines GO
ing and coming VIII receive and deliver PASSENGERS a.
sSn. Chatham summit Mlivlle. Stone House, south Or
ance Orange Depor Buck Church ard East orange SUI
rerse,liuc The horse-car. winch i discontinued
FREIGHT LINE-WTth ara;tacned iJrthe accomm.ia
fe,gters vii leave Dover at 4 arriving N NJ "
~ ~ "a A VI returning will leave Newi0rk at II /
NJ. carrying passengers a. ana rom S'a'i'is - '
where freight = received and delivered q, -
To prevent difficulty making change IN the Cais, pas
selers VIII please procure tickets before tdAh- lel
The re collected 81 the Conductors tJe ceHfs NOR nan
e lrce If tickets AZ The several stations where tcKr es
d Tickets good on Tor the day which they are sold
Passengers are 70 show tier tickets o. TIE CONDUCTOR "e
required . =, .so, ,er
tran Ieaye + r slcAasunny. Stanhope Newton ana haoN
,tst0rn daily Milford and O~egy "a Monde : "sSs-
- sId Friars ard ior Sparta J0knsOnDulSn, hltIs-
town Columbia Delaware Water Gap siIonz'l,s. p o.
rrruing ~ the Iacsawan WORKS passing thOl5h b-
t.nyTie StanA.re Pa Smiths Tavern, Netzless4-t'
(lf,.l Dul!aoro HYDE Par. . providence On -,,,A
IflrIaTs sud Salrdays and retaining nfei 'Ae r "a
lails for New-Iols - , ,,,o,, an,
A. penye stages leave tor P.FeFyiie ana bgl.on ~.
Nev-York aEd returning meet the d'"n trans i'f NeN
ioTs .. ..-.r r ,bs 4 VI
Passenger trains for Alendham, Cmsier sch'ois, ~.
an NgShI.c.or RelyIdr-e and kasoA. ii i1 ',s .S
s-t.-.o,p uover tram for New-fofs. e basNIhs
r,-t on the .frival # the afternoon Dvi' n tS.a'n
* cNA4-e'' F'-'- '-' ''- - - II
iurk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

NOR CHARLESTON-The neu All
II s.lcul,a steamship MARION GAG. " B<~rf y B
leave PM N,r.h River SATi kD ~, JUig =; GELS.
4 VI trsc~elv AT BIS 81 tng s~ret ts 80 r.fs'
AID ~, eh, isi cents cutie ~ f"f ifsr 90
81 ttziG ard ;'f passage - - .
80 Iva STOFFOhp I'll EsION CO. as ~ -
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic no

4 'VNI VIti 7 TV4N w 7 T. ""''C 10
ice . hereby gwen that Resolution has been preseH
I'd ~ the Board Aldermen AMI referred tothe COMMITTEE
GA Sewers fora SEWER lGth-s'Tee;, from Oh avenue
20 Hudson River All persons interested IN the ahose,
having objections thereto. requested 10 present Fhe
same IN writing Stating their extent Of interest ana place
If hrs.ss or resdence To the undersigned az the Ohce
If the Croon Aqusduct Department, before Mon
cay july 7 b. order If The Committee on Sewers
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART


NMENT TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals,
cdoIea' Proposals foT building Sewer N IN Avenue
viii he rsceved At the office fthe Croton Aqueduct De-
uartmen unda Park until "Wednesday the Th day 81
fniv 'eH ~ o'clock r M 70 builda SEWER with The
neces-ary Receiving Basins and Converts, m dn Avenue
from 18Th 10 jtstree' heing IN iepgh a"a. ~,
e,, Tie ulan Of the AMI specifications fof INC
buiding of the same aud all other Information relating
thereto can obtained application 70 shs C"h'f~'
Cie,t = ans once New-YcrA, Juoe g. 1851.
' NICHOLAS DEAN
.sg 1r Pcesdent Of the CrOiOn Aquednc DEPARTMENT.
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r 5. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

:. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
4 NY-FOR NEW ORLEANS va HAVANA -
Passengers g.. New Orleans transferred Il Havana to the
steamship FALCON.
The - lend double eng1ne steamship OHIO, Fmdlay
ScAenck. L NAVY. Commander. VII saul on FRIDAY.
July 49, ~ clock PM from the pier foot Of Narren-st,
Moth RIVER
Seeie og taken on freight to Havana and New Orleans
" b1s II latug VAL be signed after the steamer has
sailed For freight passage, apply 70 The office Of The
l.nlAnE. u Mesi.st. % LIe30 MN VI o ROBERTS
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW


" JERSEY Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY, March 81, ls1l-Ths Road extends ~, m3r
FIIZABETIIPORT IS miles t. the WHITE HOUSE
n j. reducing the staging between the terminus OF me
Road and EASTON 10 23 miles.
THIS line leaves New York by steamboat Red jacket per
No North River. and connects with trans on the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves from foot OF C"r
land-st ,,,,
TRAINS UP-Leave New-York by steamboat Red Jac1-
ct pier No North River. al \ VI passenger; = VI.
freight and = NJ passenger; and by Railroad i"ot
Of Coriland-st at A VI and aud )! p NJ
Trains leave White House and following places Tor New
VA u rreisnt at 40 4 NJ pas-sn-
Some rille 80 A. NJ Freight at % A NJ Passenger
al 05 Z NJ - -
Bound Brook at SO A. NJ, Freight at IS A NJ Pas
senccr al z Is y. VI.
Pianded at 20 A. NJ; Freight at IS A NJ Passenger
Westfed a, so A. M Fregh, at 6 so A NJ, Passenger
at 81 Y VI.
Ellzabeihown at Is \. NJ; Freight at 10 3oA NJ; Pas
Ter at IS p Nj
Elizabethport at 80 A NJ; Freight at 10 IS A NJ Pas
senger at 80 p VI.
Someryle Pespack, Lesser Cross Ro1ds aud PlucSa
STAGES Will be readiness the arrival Of the VI
tram from New York at the White House % convey tssei
gers 10 Eas0n MIlkesbarre. Bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauch Chunk Penn and to Clinton Wilmington, Lebanon,
Milford and BclvdeTe, NJ.
NB-All BAGGAGE at the risk Of the owners until de-
vered INTO the actual possession OF the Agents 81 tne On.
pany and checks receipts gwen therefor. m5Iu
A NEW ROUTE TO SCHOoLEY's MOUNTAIN, VIA the Cen
trial Railroad of Ne-Jesey Passengers from New YORK
for the Mountain VIII leave New-IOTN daily lSpnfays ex
cepted1 at O'Clock NJ. either from Pier No Norl
steamboat Red jacket, or from loot u Co'hu
s. wa New Jersey Railroad 10 Elizabeth Town. where
connection i formed with the Central Railroad " the
White House thence by COACHES IL miles, 20 the Noun
ram arriving m time 10 dine 1890 W.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

II NO IVN y Z II u 7 = III -fIt
~ MENT-TO CONTRhCrORS-Sealed Proposals,
endorsed PROPOSALS for building Sewer IA FOnyeighth-
81 will be received the Office Of the Cr0ton Aquedct De-
partment (Rotunda Park until FRIDAY the lin day u
Jnlv lgsl az O'Clock + NJ o. bud SEWER, with the
necessary Receiving Basins AID Culyers, IN FORTY
EIGHTH STREET. from the Sewer IN Ninth az ~ crown
tewe.n Eighth and Ninth avs, beng length about 10
feet The plan Of the Sewer and specifications Tor the Dod-
ing OF The same and all other inDrnatOn relating thsre0
can be obtained Application to The Contract Cei. a. ths
once New York, July |, 1851. NICHOLAS DEAN,
W. 10 President Of the CrQl0n Aqueduct DeparmenI
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NOR Observation-Disclosures Line

Il Packet If 18th JulyThe splendid and lyorite packet
ship GARRlCk, Capt Richard Adams. gil sal IS above,
her regular day For reIgh, passage having pnrivaled
accommodations, apply hoard a. per II East RIVER or 20
sPOFFORD, TILESroN CO. IS Sou'h-s;
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f'HANGE Of HOURS-Commencing

fEtNbE 81 HDl RSt commencing
v ~ s a. -HAMAPO aud PATERSON RAIL
eCAIS gsfrsss TfalIs lszss SuH.rTs a. follows.
80 .ffss, - iss IN ifass Al soclock A VI stopping
ss. y es=.sr fbl0Sss. Paterson, Hlgsr's and B1L
O. Spvaf q ss efihfS VI stopping only at HOhoAGs,
s.fsrsos 81. - "a S5nnE
fesrs W" T.rs a sfls-s 4 NJ, stopping only at Pat
srsns no fttsoss ~ Seloek NJ. stopping only AZ
s~,sst F4fsfsn ADD Hnhnkns at O'Clock VI.
s,go--s snlg - RosyHs sgfisE, Huysrs and Ranseys
- ts--.<s Mar station, Paterson,
H. ~. y>-s .. " snd " and iGt NJ. on the
.vs4 - 'rns rem s.esrns Tse up trains stop At
se-ser - seaei -
pAY ss4ISS lave scgsrn.' At u P NJ and EewYork
gsTsRSoN rHAISs leave Pa,erson al and III
st4rrs 4 - saa g. otlCCk A.-Leave New fofk al
se'tfs : 81 I'D ard c. Oc,csk VI
tNDafS-I.ase Pa.srsoa a. u s'Cloes aas
sfafs NJ Is4., New yuIz a; uc,ock / VI and
sests Pm m5su
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ST. LOUIS B0NDS.-S5o. OOo.-Th,

~, sessltrs DER 10 thsse h. are seeS.us good aad
- .hthis lhc pSf cent tEent hnd> II the
~ lois payals PRINCIPAL Ad annual ia,erest
an IA tSaA q. New inrk We >iler them safe
s,.s'',s atEi a. GoNeTnmeut Nate Lo2ns and they
esne 800 VIVA ""i f-'-~ a '-a~N" -'e~''' IA
w q - lous a mas srnrish.ns cond,scn
al teNs meets her cosidsons pruElp.k Tie revenues
- sayfoi ne present year val tscssd hail muhcn
srsx. 80 ty sltcal clause ,he Cnv Charter. the
w hsr pude dsts ne rs, paid before appfo-
1905 are nae or ether 60 ec,s tn. dsh II tAe cl,y
I'D 'isesd one and half millions Of dollars a, the
A stai abb htf means, Ia her corpNrals capacity
sssstd ,! the Auditor. CONSISTING Of wAaryes stores
$4,000 lands &c esesets two AID one quarter Ial-
~ i1feclass will he faiasase and documents sAos-
- ~ gi,ssni I.>fcH 4 rae ciiys fGSs~e. can Re az
~ $50 ~ eaianf - srcs.
.., h ". CLARK. DODGE \ Co
w.,
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BACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY-Only through line for California and Oregon.
The public Informed that under the new arIang enent
this Company inspected and approved by the
NAVY Department and carrying the United States Mail VIII
10 leave Panama and San Francisco on the Isl and
18th DAYS of month unless detained By nDavodabeac-
cdents and will touch at Acapulco San Diego and NOR
Tie following steamships belonging TO the Pacific Maj
Seamship Company, III The Pacific one Of which
will be always IN port at each end Of the reute
Oregon, 1909 tuns; Republic. Loo tnns,
Panama, 1887 tUns; Carolina, GOO tuns,
California. 1850 tuns; COLUMBUS, tOO 'uns
Tennessee, 300 tuns; Jsthmus;
NoftherneT, 200 tuns; Unicorn, 600 tuns,
Columbia, 500 TONS, Antelope;
Fremont 600 tuns
The steamship Coumhil VIII ply between San Fran
and ports IN Oregon awaiting At the former port the
arrival ofthe mails AMI passengers from Panama, and re-
turning without delay with the mails and passengers Tor the
steamer from San Francisco
regular line Of propeors win he kept up for the rans-
pcrtaon freight and transient between Pana-
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 tuns bur
den now under charter to the company and peculiarly
cmodous her cabin arrangements viii kept running
IS extra family boat
One steamers will keep uphe connec; be-
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports -
The in the Atlantic viii he maintained by the
Georgia. 5000 tuns Crescent City, 800 tuns
Ohio 3.fc0 tuns: Cherokee, 800 tuns
Empire CITY. 1000 tuns Philadelphia, l,ooo tuns
The new steamship Eldorado and the Falcon Will form
sroc, line between NewOrleans and Chagres leaving at
periods VIII t;lo detention possible ON
the Isthmus and forming with The Pacific Steamships,
c%s i and g. ordo sY 0Fe s ad pert N Menc0
secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWENsoN co.
The fare for through tickets from NewYork to san Fran
cisco has been reduced from ..oo
$500 in State Rooms to-
$3.50 IN Lower CABIN to- ---------------- ~
TIE rate from NewYork to Chasres VIII be the lowest
adopted by any safe steamer between those ports
For choce Of berths apply at the Office 81 me Company
aiD&Wtf
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IL The packet ship HIBERNIA. Capt. Geo. FanlAe,
having lfgs portion 4 Ter cargo eagagei, VII he lis
match ed above FIR freight cabin passage, having
sllehdld Accommodations, ~ 1lg -
RICHARDSON. WATSON & co,
ie25 us Il FYchan.e place.
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NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and
IL FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE. Of great strength
and SPEED, particularly adapted 10 the naysattn q Long
Island Sound running connection with the FAN RIVER
md Old Colony Railroad distance Of % miles Boston
only Leave pier y X. near the Battery. ~
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton. on / Is
DAYS THURSDAYS and SArURD AVS. at } 7 VI
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt. Vim Brown. on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, al ) z VI.
Tcis line u the Ony that runs direct for Newport
These steamers fitted with cOmmodlous state-fooms
and eyery arrangement for the security and comfort 81 pas
selgers who afforded by this route anlghts rest on
board and on arrival at Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning. or can ret
on board getting their breakfast If WISHED Tor until me
starting of the accommodation tram at glarer-ltsi
o'clock NJ which reaches Boston at quarter before
O'Clock. A NJ.
Abaggage-master attached 20 each steamer, who re-
celves and the baggage. and accompanies the same
10 H. destination.
same by other lines
steamer runs III connection with this line 20 and from
Providence daily except Sundays
Fare from New-IOrk through to Providence. al! hFer
OF Newport 50 to New Bedford. fare SO 90.
Freieht to Boston taken the by the
other regular lines and forwarded with great expedition ~
an Exuress Freight Tram. which leaves FAN River every
morning SUNDAYS eXcepted) at O'Clock f1r Boson ana
New Bedford. arriving al It's destination at or about Il
AM ,,,,p
For freight apply board. the Office on Per r.
Fr berths apply board. or 4 2, = desired
10 secure them ahead. application NAV be made 20 m
lelW TISDALE BORDEN, Agents, 20 AID II West-st.
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SUPREME COURT of the City and

NUfREME COURT of the City and
- County q Nsw.York WILLIAM II. NEWMAN
aad EDWARD HRANKs; trad.Is cnder the name; s,yle
and arm Of " II NEWMAN Co asa nsf MATHEW
ANDERSON, doing business Is DAVID ANDERsoS's
SON.-Summons for money desnanl on contract (Con
rot ser TO MATHEW ANDERSON You are hereby
ned and required TO the Complain IN TN. ac-
ton which Med The Office III the Clerk Of ne CIV
aud County vi NeWNorS. a. the Cy Han m the C,,x 81
NewYcrk on the 81 day II Jul INST and o. serve a cory
al your the said com the snhscnnfr nj
his Office No Nassau-st tie CT II New-Nor WITH
nty DAYS aferth Il ths ron ,x.
elusive Il the day IT such aud you f answer
the SAID complain, within the tine siorsa the pa nas N
ths acfon VIII iaks judgment against You for the OF
Eight huided and foTtstw dol'sIS With interest the
4 1878. from The 2h day 81 Iav 1851. anj the
s.57 the gh dsy o June. thousand eight
hundred and ffycne. besides tlu costs 4 this ACTON
Da;cd New-Yurk, July 3, 1851 DAVID 2. HALL.
~ lAwewFT Pantits Attorney, NasSar-st.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
sate Of the COUNTY Of Newl0N notice hereby
20 all persons having claim, nN WILLIAM h
YOUNG late Of the Ciy NeNYogA deceased present
The with vouchers thereof 90 the subscribers a; the
store ci DAYTON L SPRAGyE. No l07 Fron.-s.Teet IN
he City OF Newiors. az the Office of ELLIS. BUR-
RILL DAWSON, Nassau STREET an the City Of New
York before the cih d., OF January lS39-Dated
New York. the 81 day of July, 1851
EDNA u sPRAGUE, Executor.
sd iawemF SARAH ANN YOUNG, ENecatrir.