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Odd Fellows Hall.

Odd Fellows Hall.
MONDAY EVENING, October 3D. 1851.
The celebrated New Orleans Opera Troupe,
SAMUEL 8. SANFORD, Director
Respectfuly Washington
giving OF their
introducing chorses,
cratic scenes gems, all principal the day
sisted by the lniInitabe
BALLET TROUPE,
deuxs, filings, cachucns
hornppes, Longs, &c., originally by all
Europe United thousands persons,
including and the people, who
this
best u world.
characteristic burlesque the Havana Opera Troupe
buresqae the Monplaiser Troupe.
o. admission IS
open 7; at quarter 10 8.
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Message of The Governor of Verioat pietps on the
Higher LdW and The FugitiUe-siare Lac, SC.


Higher Ldp and The Fugitioe.sare La,o, &c,
MONTPELIER, Vt.) Oct. IL --Ciovemor Williams trans.
mited his vnnua 10 the Legislature yesterday He
interest," and trusts the legislature will bear in mind that
they responsible 10 higher law and higher power than
the people, else the oath OF office they have taken Is
mockery lie regrets that conscience is secuted In these
latter days. but does not believe that the people OF Vermont
entertain notion that they absolved from obedience
law which does not happen suit their views Tue law
must be enlorced--tt should be remembered taat laws
themselves subject 10 public opinion and the provisions
OF the constitution and therefore may be changed
constitutional questions.
The governor thinks il best boas. UGH
attachment the Union, lest oyermnch zeal might give
ground for suspicion. He that Vermont solicited ad-
mission into the Union, and fully opted the
She has never asked important amendments and
been found with Others tending the violation
the He hopes that the cry of dai ger the Unop
like the OF danger 10 The church in England be
made pretext ior arbitrary degrading sub
mission.
The governor declares in favor of protective tariff but
that ii disappointed, Vermont will undoubtedly seek re-
dress in the Union and He TeGukes other States for
meddlng with tho legislation oil Vermont, aud reminds
them that The time TO complain is when their rights
violated. .......... ...
The governor discusses the u2ve-ave of Congress.
and the habsas corpus Of Vermont length
lie doubts the constutionay OF the former, but has
doubt OF The consntlonay OF the latter but is
leave both to the appropriate Judicial tribunals established
by the constitution.
The governor, conclus sion, commends the President
for executing the laws and thinks the differences of opin
upon delicate constitutional questions ground
withdrawal OF confidence from public He says en-
phaucally the laws of the land must be enforced
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, October 10, 1851.
Areenb to instructions from the Navy Department following
arrangements for the Iamen,sd Commodore
LxwIs WARMsoToK have been made
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
Funeral Escort
The Clergy of the District.
Senior Medical Officer of the Navy.
s::$;';: ;::;' $::
General Jesup. Il General Scott
The relations Of the deceased.
The General staff of the Marine Corps.
Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps
Officers ofthe Army.
OF Miiin.
United States and Secretary OF the Navy
The Heads OF Departments
The Foreign Ministers and Suites
The Judges Of the Courts, ID. c.
- The Comptr, Hers of the Treasury, Auditors,
Treasurer Register Solicitor, and Commissioners of Land once
Patents, Pensions, Indian Affairs and Public Buildings,
and other Heads of bureaus.
The Marshal OF the District OF Columbia.
Mayors and Corporate Authorities Of Washington and George
The OF Departments preceded by Chief
Clerks, and all other civil officers OF the government
Join procession
Citizens and strangers
The troops designated form will be by the
senior oeer Of marine corps present. they assemble
ST. Johns church, street, Tuesday the 4h instant Gom
which the procession will precisely at ~ O'Clock
The usual badge Of mourning will be the arm
the hi OF the sword.
The Adjuant General OF Army charged with the srrnpr.
ments OF the day. and will be aided by the Assistants Gen
era on duty the headquarters Of the army
For the committee;
II. E. BALLARD,
Gen
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G. NJ. CONRAD,
Acting Secretary of the Navy.

H.. NAVY DEPARTMENT, October IL, 1851
SIR: The funeral of Commodore LEWIS WARRINGTON
WIN take place on Tuesday next ~ O'clock The
will form St Johns church, proceed TO the
burying ground the place of nternent. : a..s..
The officers of the and Of corps invited TO al
tend the unea and will be flags Of the
naval station under command be hamast on thai
day. be fired during the
of the procession.
am, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
G. NJ. CONRAD,
.w.a Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
Commodore HENRY E. BALLARD,
Commandant U. 8. Navy-yard, Washington
NAVY DEPARTMENT October l3, 1851.
You will be pleased stationed at head
attend obseques Commodore
LEWIS WARRINGTON Tuesday i2 o'clock m The pro-
ceson will form st Johns church, Washington
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G. NJ. CONRAD,
Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
Brevet Brig. Gen. A. HENDERSON,
Commandant U. 8. Marines,
Headquarters, Washington
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Terrible Storm the Gulf Of 81 LGUrtace One huadrs
Dead Bodies Odshed ashore.


HALIFAX, On, So October IL The latest accounts fom
the OF the late storm IN The Gull oil ST. Lawrence
state that over bundled dead bodies have already
hoated ashore OF the fishing vessels out, about four un
drcd sail have succeeded reaching harboTs The
schooneT Florence OF Gloucester the schooue Ocean, Of
bingham, the schooner Lake, OF C1hassett, and the
schooner Branch OF Newbuypol have arrived al bos
the gale, and give dismal account of the sorn.,
which they cay before equaed
den Gate, Of kennebec, Forrest, OF Ne"bnypor aad
the Triumph, oil Cape Elizabeth, a.e ashore, and their
crews lost An American vesse-name unknown-grounded
to the westward OF Cohead, and pieces AL the
crew lost. Sky barrels Of -four from on board oil her
los ted ashore.
Two vessels sank Sanhope, and all lost FIVE
OF Harriet, oil Castne, saved aud
Subsequent loss she bad picked five naked per.
son. oil the sides OF the franklin Dsxer, o. Dennis.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BosroN, October 1.-The following particulars of the late
ndous gale the OF Nova Scotia have been
ceived from Mr.. Nouou United States consul, dated al
Picou IN. ST. October 10. The OF few OF tue
vessels ashore, OF which saved givenl
The HaInet Newell. OF Harwcn, two hands OF which
persisted the Lyon, of Casune, lost, with master
mate, six hands the Forrest oil Newbnryport aDc
Mary Moulton, OF Castne, lost all hands the Foundng
arwich, lost hands the fit, oil Gloucester four
I tee aud the Telegraph OF Boston, eighteen.
1t is impossible TO tell the loss OF lie and the number
vessels ioundefed. There hundred and fly vessel
ashore on the island
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EIREwORKs 8 FIREWORKS THE subscriber has now
hand, of his manufacture, and offers sale
Pin wheels, Flower Pots, GrasshoppoTs
Chaser, Blue Lights, China Flyers,
Rockets, Double-hsaders Flying Pigeons
Roman Candles trecrackers, Mines,
Torbifions, Torpedyes, Bengoa Lights,
Vertical Wheels Penny Rockets, Scrolls,
Stars, Pulling Crackers, open work Ttnngcs
TnaDgles,
Orders promptly attended and
fully packed and forwarded.
n b. Any description OF fancy and exhibition pieces, lettering,
order nj short notice.
JOS. d. BUSSIER,
Oct l4-eod3t No. u South Wharves, Philadelphia
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HANGING ACAHEMY.-First Course.-Mr r. r. Liable
has citizens Of Washington
and Alexandria dancing
Thursday, November his
George Parker grocery south side
Ayesne streets, opposite Browns
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
All tho fashionable will be introduced taught
0etiA -df
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Editors Of the above will please and send their
bills Once, with containing this notice.
Oct 7-fRw3w
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Death OF Com modors warrlnx,on.
VICTOR HUGO.

18th September, 1851.
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OCT
The gravel bank the railroad West Phadel phia
cayed in this moTpnR and Thomas Berry and another la
borer were instantly killed.
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The steamer Ohio sailed this afternoon for Chagres, with
sixty passenger.
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

i WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Trans leave New
York a. sollows from the Pier foot OF Duano-ss DAILY
(Rnadays exoepted,l:- $780, <,:, ..; =,
DSYEXPRESS TRAIN at ls M, via Jersey City. for
Cananiaieua Rochester and Buffalo, connecting at Eima
with Mail Tran DuHkrk which stops at all the stations
Passengers by this remain at Emra over Mght ana
at 81 o'clock arriving at Canahuagua
IN time for the Express Tram Vest a.,
q WAY TRAIN at $50 p. NJ, via Piermont ior Otis-
VILE and all int rmediate stations So. ,.
A. EMIGRANT TRAIN at p M. for DunkiIk, taxing
emgrans all the principal cities and towns IN the west
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. at + M Tor Dun
kirk Geneva Canandaigua, Rochester and Buffalo Ihs
train connects at Dunkirk with rstcsss Steamers run
ming direct TO Cleveland and also to Detroit leaving I'M
msse,y on the ARRIVAL of the TRAM and connecting AZ
Cleveland with the Cleveland, Columbus, and CINCINNATI
Railroad and Detroit with the Michigan Central Hah
road BCa also leave daily ARRIVAL OF thus usin LOT
Ere Sandusky, Toledo and Monroe. Passengers by THIS
tIa,o arrive Al Rochester and Buffalo early nett day
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK:
/ MAIL TRAIN leaves Dunkirk al AM stopping az
all Stations of EmiIa and ccnneong there with tue
q WAY TRAIN leaves Otisyille At AN, arriving IN
NewYork at IL 20 AM. . -.
3 MAIL TRAIN leaves Elmira at A NJ, stopping at
all Stations and arriving IN New York same evening
4 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DunSiIA AZ
S DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandaigna at 70
M Elmra at 3 p NJ. and Geneva at - A, M 80
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Duhklfk AZ "
p NJ, and Canandagua at 80 p NJ taxing passengers
nom the Night Express Train from Buffalo and koestef
FRFICHT TRAINS leave from Pier fcs OF Duane-st ,
at M for all Stations the rosd aud branches anu
g., an risces ve.t CHAS MlNOT,
nj Superintendent
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Wrean 6teamers. &r.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Com.
IL PANY Only Through Lane for SAN FRAN TIs
CO, wa CHAGREs, direct Fare Reduced SA a.r sns
Double Engine steamship ILLINOIS. 800 tans, nn-
sQualed her accommodations and sRSe1 ns5 .e
O'clock p NJ precisely from her per at the foot Of
wMrens Moth RIVER with the uSvernmsns ~ Tn,na
pv EXTRA to sail without any delay for San iran
CISCO on ARRIVAL Of the passengers and mails al
Fer passage freq apply NJ the once NO "
cor Of Wansn-st.. North RIVER niece
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SUPREME COURT

! City and Cor nty of New-Yofk-George A. rsow-
bridge and Oliver J Noyes agains George ). RAYMOND
spd Joseph Greenwood SUN n,us To tue DEFEND
ANTS above named You are hereby summoned aad re-
GUN ed 20 tina complaint tbs sc.,ps. hch vii be
filed The office Of the Ciek Of the C and County Of New
York Cry Hail IN CITY OF New York tnd 10 serve
cory OF your 10 the said com9an on the sahcIt-
Ter he Office Ne hundred and s Brcst~sy, N the
CITY Of New York hin twenty days afes the service Of
this you exclusive Of the dsy of such service
and you fail to the sa camoaint Within the
aforesaid the plaintiffs this acton will apply Co the
Court for the relief demanded IN the COMPLAINT -Dated
MAY -, 1881. GOODMAN, Aintfs' Attorney.
The complaint this filed IN the sad Clerk .
"a - nj ,he above Court October 1881 O3l lav6wr
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
i Il NEw-YORK to ALBANY and TROY. On TUES

u NEW-YORK to ALBANY ana Troy On Tues
DAY, Oct IA, the Trans wii until further nonoe' run
NewYk sSns NGa rem the h., sss n ,na
YonEsrs. Hastings Do6b': Ferry Dsar%an, Ts5rytown
Sing sing Croion Boscobel, ysrpianks Peekskli Gam
sons Cold spr,ng Eshkn Carthass Low rq na. ps,s
Rhipebeck, Barrytown. Tivoh East Canp, oakm h r
son Stockport Coxsace Stuyvesant, Schodack and Cas-
ssnSs, a, Peekskii Poaghkeepsie and Hudson. AT 10
n Cor Peekskill, stopping at all way staiioas a.
PM for Pseksk stopping at all way station "a ~ ~
spring Fishkill. New Hamburger, Poughkoepes, Hds
PaIl Rhnebeck Barry,own. nvoh. East Camp, Oashili
Hussn Stockport Coxsacke, Stuyyesant, Schodack ana
Cssiletcp Al PM for freight and pssse TO POUCH
keepse stopping at ali stations At ir rouen-
keepsie stopping at the way stations. Az NJ tEfoush
and al stations between Poushkeepse and
Albany At4PM. Peekskill. stopping at way stations
Leave Hudson for Albany at 7a3 A NJ. stopping sswsy
Leave Albany going South at 4 AM for Nsw,Ycis'
stopping at Csstleion Schodsck Suyyesant CsIsaeke,
stockport Hudson Osshi. East Camp Iyoll barr Io~n
Carthage lew Point Flahkll Gold SPRING Sarrscn s.
Peekssl verplanck's, Crcton. sing Sing Tarrytown
Dobb's Fery, hastings Yoakers and Manhattanulle
Atll An ior New-York, stopping at Casueon, Stuy-
vessn Consscse. Hudson, nvo Rhinebecs, rogghkeeR-
Ge New,Hsmburgh. Fmkkih Cold Spring and peeksShi
tween Albany and Pssksk except Carthage Low POintJ
ard not stopping below Peskskill.
AsPH Of 81 Hudson ,SYpnS a. =. was stations 5I
Yors stopping only At Hudson Poushkeepsie Fshkii and
B-These Trans vii leave Troy IS minutes previous
Leave Posghkeepsie for New YORK at 81 VI stopping
at the WAY stations Al N. Tor freight and passage
'Tpsays Peessk for Nsw-York at 6. AM. stopping at
vay stations At Pm. stopping al way stations Al
oistf W. c. YOUNG. President.
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NEw.YOkK SUPREME CoURr-

' City ard CosDty Of Nee York james DIVE
sss.ns Goo- &c R.,Hof al 's~vh -sea~-,d-suw-
ia,ns. To the DEFEND MS above nss~j Yoa an,
ne .ty 'rHnon.d anu required 20 aassef the
IA rs h ehich VII b. ia "a tr "ace u n. Cterk
- be INV atd Cn0sty 4 Nav YORK ~ the Guy Hail
N" tfH New lois. and 10 Of ,5Qr
'pihs 'aS woaiu, on The suo'cu'er AZ rs Office, Nc
ore h-iItd nd sly Broad ~. the sad { y within
twenty days after The II M, ,nons - yDu ex-
eos y. q" ID. day OF sncs ant YOU fIi 10
he >aIf compliant ~ the a re aforesaid the
plant n this action Wi a,piy IA. & urt n the re-
let =, maGs ed ia q complain - IA ed ~ Az sdsh lSSl
X GOODMAN. PA nrf-s Auarpev
The nplan; ID tats scrIon IA The said olsAs
N e. Of the above Conn. O-i0af Sth. lail oS ia~SuH
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SUPREME COURr.-in the matter OF
S,hs application of the Mayor Aldermen and Common,
ally II the CITY of New York, relative 70 the OfENiNG
and EXTF NSION ofW A sHINGTON ST ffom t. present
tey maol at TO lphs mthe KIN ara o.
sad City Notice hereby gwen that. he costs ana
dhnys,ments ipeur ed the proceedings IN ths above
nstter viii he taxed by the Hon John W Edmonds Or
IN ease of his absence by Of The oher Jces OF tne
S,or,me Court a. the Supreme Court ChanDers. a. the
CIV Hall Of thu City Of NewYofk, on Saturday, the 1
Of November 1851 al O'Clock the forenoon.-Dated,
New-YoJ November g. 1881.
SANFORD l.. MACOMBER, --,-
JOSEPH SOUTHWORTH, lConmssionen
HENRY ALLEN, ,
HENRY DAVIES Attorney and Counsel NJ SnA
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COURT.-ln the matter o.

SUPREME CUUKI.-Ih the natset VI
- ,hs ,nplic atom Of the Mavor Aldermen and Common
ay OF the CITY Of New-Yof relative t. ths or eNtNG u
ONE HUNDRED and NINErEENrH.s 81. from ttn Az
ssh- Ne York Pubic nQtice 70 nerey
sycn by the Mayor and Commonaisy OF the cry
Of New pursuant to Statute such case made ana
provided that the SAID The Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monay Of the City Of New York intend 20 make appIca
ton In the Supreme Court Of the State OF New York. at
SPECIAL Term SAID Couyt to be he a the CITY HAL
OF the CITY of New York SATURDAY the 29.h day OF
November 1851 the opening N the Court on that day or
Counsel be heard Ef the appoint
ent Of OF Estimate snd N the
ahnye snIed matter that tke and eItent of the
hereby list. nded. 10 the opening o.
from tth-ay to gh av he City Of New York. a. laid
ant on this ap or plan of City OF New York. under and
by yt. Of a Act Of the LEGISLATURE Of the state Of New
York entitled IAN Act relative to improvements touching
IN, Having out of Streets and Roads the City Of New
York and for other purposes" passed April? 1907
HENRY + DAVIES,
r5tfQ Counsel to the Corporation.
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HpNRY z DAVIES. Attorney and COan,.l n6 y
ITA SURROGATE'S COURT, held

~ - ana foy the County Of Nev-forx, A. tne s1fio-
.a. sse The CITY Of New YorA the sh Of oc.o-
Der IN the wear one thousand eight hundred ana
tsr 81 m, spphcarion mortgage ease o. sen me
estate q James Greg deceased On iesns anI s
Inc. 1rse aie al the City Of Mes forA deceased loI
sgthort 70 norsge lease or sell The real :s.ss a ,as
49,, ali rns rieressd in the estate Of the SAD James
Greg appear before the SSroge me ~
m. txesy fh day 81 November neI at y O'Clock N ne
forenoon II that day then and tneIe 70 'nSn y
issse or sell so much d the READ estate OF the
sad James Greg deceased as shall De s1esss 70 pay Az
deh.x le2l WI A ~ bHaDt OnO 81
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+. DELAFIELD SMITH }
GEORGE CLARK. Commissioners
FREDERICK l.. NULTE, .
HENRY L. DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel NJ Wa

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
~ the application of the Mayor. Aldermen aud Com
monal,y of the Cryof NewYork. relalys TO the OPEN
ING OF EIGHTY FOURTH STREET. from 5d-av. 20
the Hudson River in the CITY OF Ne~-York. Notice 10
hereby gwen that the costs charges etpese and DIS
incurred the proceedings Ia the ahoyc EMU
tied matter Will be taxed by the I'm John Edmondst
or IN If his absence. IF the other Justices OF
the Supreme Co ut at the Supreme Cost Chambei ihc
CITY Hall the City of New York. Friday the Zst dny
OF November 1881, at O'Clock IN the forenoon
New. York. Nov. |, 1881
Z. DELAFIELD SMITH.
GEORGE \. CLARK. Commissioners
FREDERICK l. VULCEE NJ tN
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Millinfrp.

NEW MILLINERY STORE.-Mrs
~ ELMENDORF, (lats Miss Ann Wrght) SISTER,
hive Just opened Millinery E.ssbshment s NJ and
Straw Hat the Store No 800 beeck-
sIst (between Grove and Chrstopher SITS where they
viii be happy to ait upon theK friends and the public
NB-fiats cleaned and altered 10 the latest fashion,
"a :, ~. shortesf notice nl3 81
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vTHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships

eomptising this line the , -, A.
IAfsTiC rant tuce BALTIC Capt. Comstock,
These ships been built by contract expressly iI
Government Every care has been taken IN thst
and speed and their accommodations for passengers are
ynssnaled fg elegance csmort Pnce Of passage nom
aats Tooms Ss23; from Liverpool 10 New York, f3S An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship No berth can
- secured until paid for
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CUpREME COURT-LEVI S. CHAT

SFIFI d. Attorney General Of the STATE of New d0is'
against THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS AM nv yo I'm
pANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF A.bANi In
Of an order OF the Supreme Court Of the state
York made on the twenty eighth Jay OF Nay ls1u'
,bs nnd,rslgnea Receiver VI the Canal Bahk OF Albany
hs g,yes notics 10 the holders Of the outstanding cncu-
i.n notes or bills the said Canal Bank and 70 the per-
sns holding the certificates by me
5 psrevsr Tor the unpaid on notes OF
hills sI.rendered On receiving the hrsi dividend ui SKY
nT cent thai they required 20 present the sad notes
Ellis and certificates for payment 20 the SAID a. IL
IN 60 m the CIV II Albany within Two years ron ths 49,
or IN default thereof that they Wi De precindeo
fom the aet fund provided for the paye. u 's
,aid notes or bills and certhcaes and ron an Slai
reason of holding the same and tai the sa1 lubl wa
ASSESSED of under the direction of the SAID Corf of e
bene6t al the other creditors " the SAID Canal Bahs
.,ch manner as may he hereafter determined fof hs
sa,er csnyenenee Of those holding the SAID bills ann
caiss the Receiver made arrangements y scn ns
.ane VIII also be paid gresentat.on 20 NE Soheio"
Bans IN . aI S''' ANDREW WHITE. Receiver
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-
IL TON.-Tke new steamboat WILSON sM ALL,
can't T " Arrow smith leaves Chambers st. Pier Tues
days Wenssdays Thursdays and Fndeys, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and on Saturday. at . O'Clock, M returning
Sundays Stages run connection with the Boat W Free
held Eiddlstown Point, Costs Neck SQuancum, Howell
Works, and Squan Village. @oso I'M
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CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST, SANDS,
~ QUARTZ and SPECIMENS. bought by II. SOLO
MON CO. Gold and Silver Rehners, Assayers, SWEEP
Smeters and Cleaners of Earths Minerals and all known
substar contain the above metals Old Gold S-
ver Diamonds. and Precious Stones bought Jewelers.
ground at the Refinery, No IS Ann-st, N Y nl2 Inn.
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CUpRFME COURT Of the STATE Of

- UPKEME LUC Vi tHe = - re
- NEW YORK-IsAAC PLATT az anst u AhLI ~
" ,nsWO pTH ana others -Sanbons TO James ~
Csl,e, Hannah Mum. Frederick Coodeh and Elisha
Knisbt: Yoo are hereby summoned ana fealiso W az.
TIE Complaint IN this artOn. which was hled IN he
c. OF the Clerk Of the Ciy and County VI New dotk
a. the CITY Han III the SAID City, on the "a OF Octl,
~ l25l and 10 copy Of yoar 20 me
coTuisn on the subscriber his Office. No 10 Nassau -
IN ne City OF New-York, within twenty days aitsf nc
.er,ce and II YOU fail to the SAID Compliant
The tine AFORESAID the plaintiff IN this acton SUI a,pu
10 the Court for the relief demanded IN the
Dated. OctOberz le3l -, -. .,,o,usv
o3 vlevF K kET6hI N, rlalhlai --
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CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTlCE.--PubLe
notice is hereby gwen that sale Of Properly fcS
UNPAID TAXES ofthe year lst9 wnl take pisSs ,ss
AZ n O'Clock noon at the City Hall and DO continued IRON
day 10 day until the hole u said properly snsn oe 80
and that the detailed statement 0f the ares ana
b. sold Is pnbshed The Morning Cosrtsr ana Nee Iov~
Enquirer daily newspaper printed and psbimhsa N Ne
CIV of New York -ControlleTs Ofsoe. Aug -, isol
sni3IawlIwFrs JOSEPH X TAYLOR, Coatsohes.
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~ C.. and G.. LINE.-The new and elegant
W Steamer BUCKEYE STATE, Capt G e STAN Y;
and FRIDAY EVENINGS on the arrival OF the Express
Train from Albany Through from Buffalo to CINCINNATI
Peoples Line Of Steamers. and the Rip Van Wrinkle Fare
from Buffalo 70 Cincinnati $40 Meals and Beths included
10 I'm A. CABLE. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
of REPAIRS and

DeUppI Irs NV If ls5t-To GARBAGE BUILD.
Frs fsaled pyopo, viii be received a. the SmSs q
The COMMISSIONER Of Repairs and Supplies antu ,s
;" sabIie opened. for building Hose Csrss, !"
be known No plan and 'peshcstion o. M
TO- can be had The Once Of the Chief Ensasss o. we
can he had AZ ether Once s-rhe Commnsohsr re.
serves n. right Of rejecting all Of the estAnsass
oeeh'ee i'' 'A' WILLIAM ADAMS,
Mi Commissioner Of Repair and 5Uppnes
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
~ FALL RIvER-Ths splendid and superior steam
ara IMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE leave aiser-
nate days Sundays eIcsptsd) Pier No >, near me
80 .. psy No TISDALE BORDEN.
.,s Agents, Nos. 10 and II Vsst-st,