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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no

Jtioc : hereby gwen % the owners occupant
or ortarfs Of al HOUSES and lots naproVed az unih-
proved lands affected THEREBY, ta1r the following ASsrss-
stntS have been completed b. me Assessors and are
lodged IN the Office q the Bureau II As>esiea s q, .h
animation by all persons interested. slz FcF fILLiN1
aud DRAINING LOTS between Thirteenth ADD toar-
teenth-Sfrets frsi-avenue All AyeRrc A. The ifits
embraced ~ such Assessment lacl tc al me sefSIA.
no. 81 anG lots ground vacant LIS. pieces au parcels ~
land situated on the uorherf >ic n inretntn ani
>e.fhe-ir SIDE 81 Fourteenth streets. between Avenue
ana Ffr~t avenue All n.r>oi> are Affected
~ IN. at lnlei Assessments. AMI Who opposed L.
fnf same ~ either of them 1rt requested o pft>i tns
obi,c'lons wrns to 'hc ndrr>rn' al ireii "'c -
nan hi Records wa fl rs cays lnom ds,e OF tins
notice Ofc, Bu-cau a Assessments >iSee' Dep NJ
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of


- the application II the Mayor Aldermen and Common;
atty of the City pt NeV York relative o. the WIDE NlNb
Of BEEKMAN,STRPET, betG cen Pearl street and PARK
row. the City qf New-York. Public notice IS Aerehy
gwen by the Mayor, Aldermen aud Commonat OF the Cy
OF New YORK purS ant to statute such case made ana
provided that the said the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
atty the CITY Of New York iRteEd % make application IN
the Supreme Court the State Of NewGOrN az Special
Term Of TIE said Court 20 be- held al the Cy Han ~ tt
CIV of New York SATURDAY, the 18th day Of july,
1851 at the opening the Court that da, or rs spWl
thereafter Counsel Zoe heard for the appointment al
Commissioners If Estimate and Assessment m the above
entitled matter that the and extent Of Ae improve
hnt the widening Of Beckman street on The nphery
SIDE fran Cs-srcot 10 Parkirow line running west
ery from the norheasiery corner Of C street ana Beck
nn-sraed being extension of the line Of Beekuan-
street. betScen Pearl and CStrcets until tue sld upe
reaches point Of fifteen feet nOrhery from the n0rhefy
line of Beenlan- street thence westerly decu5n ana
r nara lei with the nOrberly line OF Beekman street To
pof on Park row. distant fifteen feet n0rthery uem Inc
nerthcrly line of Beekman street and also the widening
of Reekal street the southery side. line running
westerly from point the n0rhery sde Of Pearl-street
distant seventeen from the south westerly corner ~
Pearl and Reenan streets. until the said line strikes th
outherly line Bskman- street opposite the point on NC
noherlv line Of sad street first hereinncore mentioned;
as being fifteen feet from the noHh"riy line on sad
street as the same laid down map annexed 20 ana
forming part of the Report and Res 1uin adopted ~ Ie
Common Council Ia the above matter-Daied Ne"-fOrA'
June 10, 1851 HENhf = "a ~ -,
NO I'm Counsel % the Corporation
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PEGULAR MAIL LINE via StoM9g

h ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-bED-
FORD, TAI NTON and NEWPORT. craryiHS the ST.
Eastern United states Mail. without chanseu C1Is
teu,On The steamer 4. NANDEhblLI NaPt ~
S,'e and Commodore. Capt h kTakee, IN conh,Ctlun
with the Somngton and Providence, and Boston ana ftuN
ldeuCc Railroads leaving New-Nolk daily, t>ohIatS eA-
eepicdl from Pier No y (rSt wharf above ba.tvy-
place Il O'Clock NJ and Sonnstor AT ~ CLOGS VI
aIn,al of the mad tun which leaves Boston al =
PM
These steamers are unsurpassed for strengtA, safety
Feod comtoT; and elegance The officers are eNereh0eo
and attentive
The natural advantages Of ts route are superior 20 any
other beng shorter and more direct The TIP IS more pleas
an and e1pediuusy performed, While passengers 0ah
always rty uron reaching their destination n advance ~
tf.Se by either e the other routes =. x,,,-
The COMMODORE, from New ioIk-Monday'" eohes
Cav and Friday s.,,.
The G. VANDERBILT, from NeN-h"A-iuoS"p
Thursday ami saturday 49, ,..,at,faay
FroU Stonlnrton-N Monday. "Wednesday and ild5F.
NB-psss,.,rS on arrN al at StonlngtoA pto'Vca eho-
ts;ey H.r Mail Train Providence ana boston Or II
grsd d, MAN un board the steamer aud Is nIaN &C
take The Accommodation Tram from Nonnston AZ "a
skoA connects 1t Providence "i,h the II An Tram 'i
Boston =. ., ~.
Anseraee Master accompanies the Steamer and Tran
ktorgt each way. ,.epN, A.,1v 81,
eeIt SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton paSSenst f
cesd n.eately the ARRIVAL Of The Man IRAN d. Wa
held
ForIassase herths state rooms OF freight app sSvh
ray %, made AZ Pier 3 North RIVER or at the Once y
ten- place. 20"
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I'm A SI-RROG ATE'S COTRT. held

mn AM, for he County II New YOI. n he NurrOsaes
ONCE the Of New-Yors On the 15d q Jgge m me
wear one thousand eight hundred aud MY one -
Present Alexander " Bradford. Surrogate - Ia
the matter of the Application TO m,rsase' lras'
On reading and fling the application Of Wi
ham Taitersall Executor of The last VII and Tesla
ment OF IOHN PHELAN. late of the cts II New-fork
deceased for authority t0 mortgage lease sell The real
estate the sand deceased tor the payment ~ hs DEBTS
II ordered that l interested u the estate ~ the
the said John Phean deceased appear before The Snrn
gate Of the county of NewNork az h ohe IN me cy 81
ON twenty eighth day Ot lY next Ar ten
o'clock M the that day, then ami there - $40"
cause why authority should not bee gyento the sad ENecn
tor IN gage lease ~ sell much ~ The real estate OF
the said John Phean deceased shall be scent to pas
ms debts Ie2J 4wl A " BRADFORD, Surrogate
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter of


Cihe applca:ou 4 The MAYOR, Aldermen and Common
ally o the CITY y New YORK relative % The OPENING Of
FIFTY NINTH-STREET from FIJI hlyenue - b al gaf,
me City Of New YORK Puhlc uotice hereby gwen
the Mayor Aldermen aod Community NJ the City of New
YORK. pursuant q statute such made ant pruviei
that the SAID the Mayor Aldermen and Community of the
City uf NewE0rs intend O. make application m The ST.
prcme Court 4 She State ri Ne.iors - SneC u Torn
Of the sad Court g. be- held the Ctv Hall che Cit If
Neuio on SAIt kBAf She l9.l D4. . ls. 1871. J.
the oreuing Il tie Cont l, CAV. son hereafter
as c. nse can c heard. - lie aQ71 u.ucl' o. Commas
# Estmate and Assessment an he above e-,led
matter that tie afre and extent g ne fm-u7em 10 =
the Opening NJ 32th- street f-nm Ffhlvelro - e ad
Way r the City a Ne.- Nu-s aS Lard rlt r-r -he mao
plan q fhe Ctr NJ N--Nor h virtue NJ m A. eafred
la aCf relative rD D elrts t1lc ing me To nag nj
oi S,-ee-s aud Road, n GRE Cre - Nei lry and f,r
othcr purposes passed Ami o. f57-Dl-e1 Neu-Yfr,
Jrue is. 1851. HENRY T DAVIES.
icll I'm Counsel ~ -lp tnrra-lfinn.
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DOTGHKEEPSIELI LINE of BARGES.

Il The barge CLINTON, Capt. Wiltsie, every MON
DAY; EXCHANGE, Cant Rosekrans, every Thurs I,ES
nay, POUGHK EEPSIE. Capt. Hoffman. every SATUR-
nay at O'Clock, p NJ from foot Of MuTrayst for pas
sengers and freight The above barses are elegantly u-
and arc expressly fitted up for the comfort and conve
ence Of Passengers and arrive at Pcughkeepse IN time
Gov The stages 10 Sharon Pine Plains and New Milford For
f,tber ufrpation apply on board the barges, or 70
as sm WILLIAMSON VAIL, l64 West-st.
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NOTICE.-PubIi,

notice hcreh, gly 10 the owner OF owners v'eu
u or occupants of a houses and Lots. improved ~ I'M
lands affected thereby, that the following ass So
men's have been conducted h' the A>sf>sos, a.I a'
animation. hy nl persons Interested w For building
SEW ER 3st st. between NE IN ana bth avs INC un
and ground lots. pieces and parcel u anu
situated both SIDES of 3sst, between I'm ana bh aNS
Ain r.rsons whose interests are Affected by the above
named and who opposed t. the same, o
either uf tAs requested g. present their objections IA
writing the unders gned. AZ their Office No HAL Of
Records thTt ds,s THE date of TINS notice
Onc Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Ime n
1851 SAMt IL DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
t,p6 tu ISAAC Nm SMITH.
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rORpOR ATION NOTICE.-Publlr no

ice = hereby gwen 10 re OWNER owners, occupant
m cnnapfS ,f Al Houses asd Tots. improved and dnih'-
pro,e, ans affected thereby that the tolo~n ASSES
,nS have been completed hy the Assessors and are "Ised
M tb, He II the Rur.su Of Assessments for etainsiie
b, al pcrsou> interested. For FiLLtNGlSt Nk.E.N
lots ana hc> bounded p, rhnty S,NiA and Thirty seventh
stre,t> and Tenth and Eleventh avenues The lars en-
hraced by such Assessment include al the several tf9s
and S II Ground LOIS. ptecoS and pfcctS 81
ma situated on Tie westerly SIDE ct Tenth avenue, be
t,fn Tint, sixth arl thirty seventh streets, and On ,he
rorf cry >ae Vt ThiryS n street and setherY oe e
street between Tenth avenue aud line -"
feet westerly therefrmn and parallel thereto Al rers"ns
lS, interests are aHtced D., tse above named Nssc>>-
.nf~ and who are Opposed the SANE or either OF the1
AZ, requested present Then objections "a wtS s,tas
lrf ,,s f,n ths ds'r ~ tbs notice ~OdCe Bureau ot
Assessments street Department, June %, 1871
SANltEI X DE MOTIF
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NUPREME COUKT.-In The mltter u

I Ut T IIit TT
- the application 4 the Mayor Ade-mcl .nt C1mnon-
ay e the City of Neui oIk. reayl % tle OPENING 4
FIFTY FIRST-STREET from Tenth avenue % che isad
RIVER n the City q NeE-NoTS Pu1-s aoilce : here
~ gwen rs tie Mayor. Aldermen and ammo maj u ne
CT. al New York Durs an O. sta.ute such case made
and provided tina. The sad the Mayor, Aldermen ard O. M
u.onaiy OF the Cy Il New-Eork nie ID . aaAe lct-
ton the supreme Court q the STATE & Ncwlor,. 90
SPECIAL Term OF thc SAID Court. 90 D. held al ihe Car Hal
Of the City # New York SAT. RDAI. the 1911 JAS u
July l8l ~ the opening of TIE Court that dar. or
thereafter Counsel te heard flr the rp1t
meutof Commissioners OF Estimate and As SSncut n me
above entities matter That the nure and extent ~ tle
Improvement i the opening Fithrstsreet from ienh-
avenue 20 the Hudson RIVER IA The Clil 4 Ncw-l'rN 5
lad upon the plan Of the City Il Newly by
srtgs of an Act entitled An act relative ro apr'vene
touching tie laying olt II Streets aud Roads the City II
New York and for other purposes passed April 3D. 1877
DATED. New-lork. june 10. 1851. - - -
HENRY + DAVIES
ie20 n Counsel 20 the Corporation.
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SAMUEL N DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NlcMSo,LsSSoN' A's'Ss0r'-
NOTICE. Publ

Notce hereby sirrl 90 the owner or %" n.rS Nch-
occupants u all h'ase> an Leis improved ef va
narrowed sns agist, ,hcreh, That tbs floNug As
st>>meurS have been coma.cd D, Tie As>ts SE>. M AIt
lO,sed the Office a. ne Bureau " Assessing as 9I q,
ANIMATION hy an usrs.> afs -vsfrd w E0s BUILDING
a SENER IN HUDSON STREET. from he Sewer a
Clark>on-st and tgogsh ler0y 81 . point so ret
81 al Hudson-s The ,tS ecihracei hy such Assess
meut include all the several Houses and Lots 81 ground
vacant Lots pieces and parccs II Land situated "a the
WESTERLY side HudSor-S bctw CisrkScn AMI len"
-, ara M the eaSreriy SIDE between CiarN>n and Nor
Ron. SIS and on both sides Of lernsst between hnson-
= and line about 5ls feet ea>ery thercfrAn All prsoS
whose interests Affected D, the above named Asses
nen> and who opposed g. he sane. or either 81 ths
m r,issted o. present their directions. writing 90 the
ulsrSisnsd al their Office NJ Halls Of Rccorl> within
thrf, dav> nom thoSiaic o As notice One Bureau "
l>.,>~m.ut> Street Department. June -, 1851
SAM FL X DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. A'sesSors
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f FSSH&SSttI Is NltS,5oI$oSS, A.,e,'or.
NOTICE.-Public no.

'OkfOKA ltN Nv II I'.--i ""'' NV"
y uce hereby gwen tothe owner er owners "'up''
or orupans OF an house, ami lots, improved 81 nmp'oN'"
lands affected thereby t, the following SSn'nts hN'
been completed Pow the Assessors and are lodged IA h ONE
of the Rureau of Assessments ts eNAmnaton Os an i-
son, interested, vly Furhuding SEWER IN bft'nt 81 .
from point about 100 tef east Of Roadway e the Sewer "a
Crosby. street The limits tuhrto I'd bN such assessment
ncs AN the several houses and lots II ground. vacant
lots pieces and parcels II land simt on noth sd's q,
Rr1ne street between broadway and Crosby street AT
PERSONS hose interests Affected hy she aoovcnaed N
seSsucnt and who opposed 10 the sumo 90 'tlct 81
th,n are requested g. present then objections m writing
20 tho undersigned. nj tne,r ONCE. NJ HAL oi RECORDS
within thirty days from the date o VhiS NOTICE once
Enr,n All As>eSSeSsuens. Street Department, Jun' o.
1891. SAW ~, ~ ~, W. ,.-,,.
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DY ORDER of JAMES MULLETT,

Esquire Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the state
of New York notice hereby that an attachment
has ISSUED against the estate II ELISHA WEIGH, non
resident debtor and that the will Doe sold Tor the pay
ent Of his debts unless he appear and discharge snch
attachment according To law. within nine months from the
FIRST publication If this notice and that the payment OF ans
debts due % hm hy residents If this state and the delivery
10 HIM or f ms If property within tbs state he
longing hun and thetnsfer Of any such property ~
Ann are forbidden hy law and are void
HOs CLIFTON \ SPRAGUE h Iaalo. y n,
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III gdSOn and Albany.
os and after tbs cate, The Trans run as follows Sun
LEAVE xEw-YoRx. GOING NORTH.
BROW Office, ncpr Chamhers-si,
M7AM fer fOUGHkEtpSiE, stoppingt- way sta
s|ssAM for ALBANY, stopping at Msahattanyille,
yealeTs, DoOt~ Ferry, Tssrytown, Sing Srg PeeksAll,
csusons Cod Spring. FFhkll. New buTgh, POugh-
sestse thonce by siedncg ARMENIA O. Hudson Couch
81 At intermediate places the Tiver where the trains
"a, receive the passengers and land item Albany at
a. Ri PM. for PoUCIIKEEPSIs. freight trainl
<otrrng NJ all way Pisces
"T2IP NJ for POI GHKFEPsIE, stopping az Manha;-
rnylle. One Hundred and Fiftyssecond-st, H0nkers,
peekSk Garrsoa's. Gold Spring, FIshkIl Low Poirt,
NV Hamburger and Milton Ferry,
At4P NJ for ALBANY, stopping az Tarrgto"n' Sag
sang BOscobe Peek SKILL GaTns0's, Cold Spring, FStll,
ewHambuTeh and POsghkeeTsie and thence by steamer
II GGson and iy Railroad 20 Albany. AZ about TO- NJ
Al u p. NJ. foI IARRYTOWN only. stopping at al way
AieP. NJ. foT PEEXSKILt. stopping at all way sta
tors.
At6i A NJ. for NEW-NORk, stopping N Milton Ferry,
New Hambnrgh, Low POINT Fishkil, Cold Sprirg Gar
nsons Peekskill Boscobe Croton Sing Sing TsITytown,
Dsarman, Dobbs Ferry Hastings Workers One Hundred
and j ty-secOnd-st and Manhattanyille.
At7AM for Freight and Passengers To NETWORK,
stopping At al way stations on signal;
Al II a. NJ, for NETWORK, lor on arrival of boat
fom Hudson. bringing passengers from AlbzDy stopping
1, New Hamburger. Fishklll. Cold SpIing Garrsoas,
Peekskn Boscohcl, Sing Sing, TaTytown Dobbss Ferry
A. 4 z. M, for NETWORK, stopping ~ all the way
al P NJ. for NETWORK (or on arrival Of boat from
HudsonD stepping a. the principal way stations and reach
Ing New York at 81 Y. NJ.
sc Law PEEKsKTLL FOR NETWORK.
At g. A. NJ, stopping at all Way Stations on signal
LEAVE TARRYTOwN FOR NEw-IOrh.
At 30 =. NJ stopping at ali Way Stations.
OLIVER IL LEE Superintendent.
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& NEW-HAVEN RAIL

IN ROAD-Summer Arrangement. On and after
Canast Station Broadway Passengers also received
at The NcwYork and Harlem RaI9ad Office Twen'y-sey
enih- ST TRAINS EASIW AhD' A. H.. ,
l. Accommodation Tram AZ 7 AN. for New-Hayen ana
all intermediate staQns Passengers from stations Gr
ALBANY and the Stations the HOusatoc and Naugauck
Railroads, will take tins tram and stop At bncgepot PaS
sengers for Boston, Providence Worcester hiter1 Sptns
and on Express Tram at NewHayen Passengers for the
Canal Railroad will take this tram to New Haven
2 Exprcss Tram at o'clock A NJ for Stamford, Bridge
poIt aud New Haven. thence 10 Hartford Spfut 5i Con
necicut River Railroad Worcester Providence ana Boston
Passengers for Canal Railroad VIII ChanSa cd9 at wv
Haven Passengers for the HousatOnc karoat 10 Stae
Line, Albany and P,tshed, and for the NaugAucN haI
3 Accommodation Tram at o'clock, AM, for New-Ha-
Dor stations ON the Hartford and New-Haven Railroad,
vii remain at New HaveR until p NJ Passengers
tlree TO five hoars at New ayec Hartford Springfield
Station whoret the Express Train receives passengers
PASSENGERS by tins Tram for the Canal Railroad VIII remain
at New Haven until g. PM
Special Tram at ll5PM for Port Chester and inter-
S Express Tram at SIP VI for Stanford Norwalk, Bridge
por and New Haven thence TO Hartford, Springfield WGr
res,er and Boston, connecting NJ Bridgeport with Tram
Housatonlc Raroad to PttSheld and with FRAN OF Nag
rauuCk Railroad On Saturdays this Tram connects VITA
Tram OF Canal Railroad at Ncw-HaveG.
Accommodation Tram at IPM fur New-haVeh ana
Communication Tram at 23 p Nj. fO< New-HaVeh ana
s. SPECIAL Tram at 30 M for Port Chester and inter-
TRAINS TO NEw-YORK.
Special tram ats ~ NJ from Port Chester, stopping
Communication Tram al ) A NJ from New liaVch' S''P'
ping az all the intermediate stations IL,
s Accommodation Traip NJ IS A VI. from New Hayea
stopping al all intermediate stations, RECEIVING passengers
from Naueatuck Railroad al BrosePort =. >,
Accommodation Tran ~ q 80 Nj from Ne" -haveh
stopping at all intermediate stations re3tlNns ~,
frum Hartford and New Haven, Canal and NSuga'eN RAIL
Ioad - =. ~
Express Train at Bpm 0n connection with ne tx,
press Tram from BoStonl nom Newltaven, stopping AZ
bridgeport Norwak. and Stamford, RECEIVING passengers
from the Housaionc Railroad at bridgeport ana 0-iA
Railroad a, New Haven. -, ,
SPECIAL Tram at IS NJ from POr, Chester stopping
~ all stations .a..a,
Accommodation Tram at 20 p NJ. treceWny pasSen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram hOfn Boston" it"ih
Ne~ Haven stoppins at all intermediate stations
s ENprcsS Tram at 8 10 y NJ (or al connection Nun
H,pTsss Tram from RoStonl stopping at Brdsepo NOT
waik And stamford. arriving An New-fofk al III 50 I VI
Eyfnne Tram from Pttsfeld connects with this Tram AT
Taeneor are requested to procure tickets before taking
seats IN the Cars.
NOR HARTFOR D-Direct-Ihe
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MARY CRUMMEY,
GEORGE " PRINCE,
HENRY Cru MMkN,
HENRY Cru MMEN, J
NnTIcE IS HEREBY GIyEN. a

i cordng To- law to all persons HAVING claims a ans
DAVID LESTER. late of the Clfy q Bn"ANn, hm,s
Comfy deceased that they required % exhibit the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers az NJ - Cellar
81 m the New York ou before the ~ dag If DC
toher uett Dated March "a. lS3l
MARY LESTER. Z A4r.s
rvt7 lawcmM RUFUS r GRAVES. '
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

April 7, 1851. =, ANN
Leave Dover 2 AN freight 10 NJ. ard PM
NOrristown 4, Freght) {, 7 IS NJ and % p MIL
vile 5. Freight . 43. S % A M aud ID, l8PM GO .
RETI RNING-Loave New York from the loot OF S9rt-
landst for Dover 81 ~ NJ (Frogi) and y NJ Nor
ristown o. ~ AM. Fregh) and a. 3 NJ, Mll'he 81
TO- III AM. lFreisht) and & r M as i tIl9
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of The
Surrogate # the County of Nrw-Y1rk, N1tcs hereby
gwen 10 all persons has ing claims aga, SAM III Ihh
SON late II the Cry Of New OH, builder dec stu '
reSeut the same with the vouchers thereof - me sub
rr,ters At the flee If Philip BIrrOwes Ia NJ q Wall
street 10 the CITY % New York, on ~ n'ir- re i"fh4
seventh day # December neXt-Datld Sew fDrA, me
twenty hrst DAY II June. 1881
ANN THOMSON. Etecu.rK-
WILLIAM A THOMSON,
JOHN THOMSON. htrclfms
,.73 lawtmN MASON THOMSON,
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uUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
III srr,u YORE 70 Albany and Intermediate nIacrs

h~ Too DALI IT0os THROUGH each rdy.
~ MONDAY June 6, the road VIII be opened fOr trayd
,.rren Hudson and Albany.
90 and after tbs Gate The Trans run as follows Sun
e~s' LEAVE NEW YORK. GOING NORTH,
BROW Office. ncaT Chamhers-st.
80 VI IL fNlIGlik Et.PSIE. sfnnnlnr = WV IT,
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by ORDER of the Hon. Nathan b.

PI UKUFK Ot NE Hon. NdVHtI ID
Morse ledge Of the Supreme Cour, notice mere,
bv pahlshed If sn order requiring al the creditors 81
MARX { HOYLE, Of The City Of Broohign, an msovent
debtor 10 show any they have; before ne sang
Judge ~ his Chambers the City Hak. n the cry 81
Brook lyu the thfth day Of August 1901 ny ~ CLOCK
in the forenoon of that day why ASSIGNMENT " the estate
Of the sand suyent should not be- made and lac De ds-
charged from his debts according O. the provisions ol the
statutes concer nng voluntary assignments made puIsu
am 10 he apufaion usOlven 20 his creditors Da
ted June 2. 1851. CHARLES II LoI n
lele ia,i0wM AttUrne, Tor lnsolyent.
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,x,ected that ne VIII be mate an example
~ a. cool the men thai irsN use irons"
o',c.r,sic Walker. an Old mDuntsinecr, VIII iete
a.. aamn near Albuquerque for California tomorrow.
u ns sxurets to make tie trID IA 25 days Inc OK.
io,,ng marty under SiteTeayes was AZ Gum ~ ias.
lrcnunts and wished 10 travel with walker ouI
Wsyssrs motto u.s., Let him who wins II bear lhe
pam' "' ." '"'' Yours. MACK.
TUESDAY, Sept 30 1851
posfscr,pt.-The following gentlemen
,.v. arrived from Albuquerque, who were present
:. ,e ,.ou,ry into the murder Of Skinner James .
c.I,o., Grafton. Baker, Morren, A. n. Smith. X. l.
Brent and Gear. Mr.. west, the Attorney General
,rne,red for the prosecution. Juan c. Armngo was
MA 10 bail in 500 10 answer 70 the charge oinur
~, hsfore the Grand Jury Of the County. There
Ia no evidence to prove that he was the man who
tilled skinner No other arrests have been made IN
the case Nh
ipston Judge Baker leaves In the mail to-fnoro"
for Washington but II Is greatly feared that unless
ne Governor is removed. serious disturbance viii
lake place in this country. Great excitement pre-
walls here at the result OF the inquiry
In Justice to Amigo, may say that ne IL known
10 be a quiet man. and friendly TO Americans Inc
whole affair has resulted from the folly and partisan
acts OF the Governor, who Wrought but wrongly thst
he could wire pull with IMMUNITY. IL this ACT OF
atroc,ty Goes not receive strong dSappr0oation
Of the Government al home, II will lead 70 more
murders. MACK.
The ELECTION IN NEW MExIco.-Ihe
Sonta Re Gazette, Of Sept. 20, has the following
,etnrns Of the election for Member of Congress,
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