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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-

III NETWORK to ALBANY and TROY, and inter-
mediate places by Railroad and steanboat ,.
Three Ia,ly Lanes each roy hr0ugh m S'1 hohrS
On MONDAY, Aug 4, the road Will he opened tor usVei
between Tiyol and Albany when the Trans viii run -
follows, (Sui DAYS exceDied} ~
LEAVE NETWORK. GOING NORTH
From the Office near Chambors-street -
At M for POUGHkEEPslE, stopping al al 'he
HSAM for ALBANY and TROY, stopping at Man
ha,tauyife Yukers. D0bhs Ferry. IarytoNn sing sing
PeessSN GaIrison's, Cold SprSe, klshkil NEW ham
hurch Poughkeepslo, theuce by steamer ARMENIA 70
TIvo touching at intermediate places On the rfer ana ny
Railroad 10 A hany and Troy
AtqAM for TARRNTOWN and all nediate places.
AtuiAM for ALBANY aud TROY, stopping the same
A Vs loo PoUGHKEEPSIE. freight and passon-
gers Stopping at all WAY s,atous -
sing Bos.obel PecAskIi Garrsons Cold Spring Fhklli
New Hamhurgh and ponghkeepe, and thence by steamer
10 TlyOl and hV Railroad 10 ALBANY and lroy- .,
At4l p Nj for TARRyTOWN ony. stopping at all way
AtSP NJ for PEEKsKILL, stopping at all way sta
LEAVE PouGnsEEPsrE GOING SOUTH.
At6t A NJ for NEW YORK, Stopping a, Milton Ferry
New fIambureh, Low Point, FshAL Cod Sprms Gar
pearman Dobbs Ferry. Hastings, Yonkers, One HuAsres
and Ilfi, SECOND st and MauhattanvAle. - -
Az AN. ior Freight and Passenserst to NE"-foHh'
Stepping At al way stations on signal = =, -
A; 10; A NJ for NETWORK, tor on arrival Of the
>;eamhos, from nvo stopping at New Hamburger fish-
NIL Cold spIng, GnIsons feeSsGh BoscoOei' sins-Sihs'
Iarrytown. Dobbss Ferry aud Honkers
At2P A Tor NEWIORk, tur IN arrival oi The sic am
boA sousng preceding Tram, ami also II man
Alto NJ Tor NEW YORK (or arrival Of the boat
stepping a; the PRINCIPAL way stations
LEAVE PEEksKIIL FOR NEW YORK.
At q A NJ stopping - al! way stations oA signal.
LEAVE TARRI TOWN FOR NEw-NoRk.
ltsPM stopping NJ all way stations.
At6lPM Stopping at all way stations -.....
N.w-Yors Arg, I. 1851 auin
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The SgcRET BALLor.-We learn that
,h SECRETARY Of state has contracted with j. Grout
ofthis city for twelve hundret thousand seifsealing
envrIons TAI cost OF 81 500 10 be used at the
nIls In accordance with the lay passed at the last
tesslon Of the Legislature, wAch are now beng
MADE upon the machines invented by our fellow
citizen Dr. Halves. They the uspa SIZE OF letter
envelOps of Duf-coorec paper Of excellent quality,
and have the Of the State printed upon the face
Of each Worcester Mass Spy.
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED. S3,OO0
stolen oy slave IN New-0rleans and sent 70 Mr..
Dandri5ge, coored preacher in this city. has been
recovered. and Will " restored 10 J Shaw n 90.
the owners. VINO still Ass $500 OF the $3.50 drawn
IloY hen cherk by tie slave. IL IS supposed me
siatc contemplated 40 esrape niiherward
lBost. Trans.
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DACIFJC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

il pAHY-Onsy through rue ifr California and Oregon.
The puDc informed h..I iLGer he 2rralSslshs
ofs CoTnosJy steamers .ssced and approved ~ ne
Navy Depatn eL and caTryrs ne Uhtsd Sales fia 'al
continue - leave Panama ard San a1e see On ne 3 aAs
c5enta ADD WI touch at Asspoco San Diego and Nos-
teIey. . a.,
s.eamsolD COMPANY, IN he Pacific one Of wAics
MD be always IL port az each e4d II the route
Oregon, 30 us; Re-nb.ic. 200 tdrf
Panama, le87 tuns; Carolina, s1e ,uns;
California 1866 tuns, Columbus. go tuIs
Tennessee. 800 t'pS; Is-hWuS;
koTtherner, i23o tuhs UDic~D, 500 toss;
COluInLss. sec tulis. Antelope,
Fremont co tuns
The new stearfnp Columbia viii ply stt"etn Sac ran
ard ports Oreson awaiting al the former pof. TIA
arrival 0f rle mails AID from Pda a. and -
tuyunr iei.y with the M II and fy the
regular hne If propellos VII be kept up ;o he tn'-
peratn Of fregh; and TaAGent passengers between Pai
The wei Known steamship Sands # 500 tun, bar.
6s under charter 20 the com 1any and pecnll2ny
clrmOosS her cann arrange n's "ili ~ hsFs 'at
A an FAMILY boat
One Il the viii up the connection ~
tween Acapulco and ae ..aey N.tcan pots Nv ,h.
CeoTr'a 600 :nus: Crescent Csy, !,559 tuns
OHIO 2 eG1 ,uns. Cherokee $40 tEas;
EInpue CIV GOO turs; Philadelphia, zoe tuns
I.eagyg New-fe-k for Chsgres on the lth AID ".h "
each Month.
The new steamship Edorsco and tire Fssecs VIII prfn
direct line between New Orleans and Chasr-t ieav9S
such penods viii insure as tte detention ~ fsa' -
Inc Lsthmns, aud forming with the Paclhc stssu.hps
tnrsngb me ard from New0rieans and ports ID dexo
Gala aud OREGON Passage from New EIiesas ca "
secured GoE ARMSTRONG, LA"E"soS o.
The rare for through from NewYors to San Fran
cisco has been reduced from ....
$8e0 IN State Rooms tO--.
$3.50 in Lower Cahs to------.--.----------- ~
~ Pse rom New YORK 10 CSasres viii be at the lowest
ADOPTED hy suv safe between those pGr.s
For Chnce Of bers apply at tir rftce ~ inc CosnssT
"a and S. South-st at then Agency ~ veSt-' al
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CPRlNG and SUMNER ARRANGE

~ MENTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA "a
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILRO AD -NO2NIN1
LINE leaves Pier NJ D. North RIVER fno Z Battery pltce
DAILY : nlays s1ccrt. = ciocs " by tn- en-
dd steamer JOHN POTTER Can't John Simpson. -
South Amr.f, hence D. ne II ~. Cons
3 CndfL reaching Pa iael3hia AZ i2t NJ staD.sES 4
spot,sHo cod, Ne, Prospect Pms Cranberry Sa'luu-
Hchtstown. Cen'e-vAe, ", ~tewn. Sand His. Rrdsn-
t7-sr ard Purl-1c-o-
AFTERNOON LINE 'eayes lady tSrnfays eIr"rtstD
VI vll S0rth AmtoF % Camden. 4rrlglag I. Pa4
dclrha a VI Dpn- n o'fs's1sd. Net Hf-n.s-
town, rc.afon, Rrru-rar. sevtr. Aanc All Pal
rreshoid ANA IonmCa assenFrrs 'r sit.r tram,
far - cents
ga ~ e'i.er lns - - o0 rrrsarf lecs a. -
Bras ia. dlns ant Spner rru cst "u 'afr "a,
b.; inhn Pn,i,r
EMIGkANT LINE = COOS. ? Ai-t'as-7-Sess
(sGlcas- excepted e.: . uCar.. 81 iur >og.a An.ocy,
tracc.c 0T 3 NJ nfo'vr 4 tte steamboat - Bur
1INGICN ard lT.re d. Pa. lfa4 ncS- r4.-als :;
oc."cA. rar. = ~
Elil, pounds II nsgage Above ID saca passersur 70 e
oar-' a. the rs ~ Owner fu- no 'n i n rec iFs1
o. considered - baggage. ef".p, "eArie a.,sars.
ms / BI ISS. Agert.
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Das,nrrL MueprR.-A correspondent of

DREADFUL MuRDRR.-A correspondent OF
Tn, Lt,ca Obseruer gives the following parc uldfs Oh
, murder perpetra,ed at Wateryille, Oneida Co, on
The 5th INST OF which the telegraph mad previously
apursed US Two men, flaborers.l one named John
Perkins the other negro, both IN the employ oil
the LeonIs family, had been moving together since
morning Toward O'Clock IN the afternoon they
halted for d moment when the negro was neasd
suddenly 10 exclaim. " He has cut me, and ! am
killed" He Immediately staggered from the SPOT
some ten feet IN the Unknown grass and Tell W tne
ground surgeon Was sent for. but vas nearly
an hour and half before he arrived the negro was
then taken up and carried INTO the house On taxing
of his clothing a wound Of the most fearful descnp-
ton was presented-a frightu gssh, reaching neary
around his body the lower bowels pEotruoen rom
the wound and the spinal column was neafiy sev-
cred The scythe which Perkins had used during tns
day was found near the place where the negro Iei,
and Il was covered With blood 1he unlofuna'ss
Young man lived nearly ten hours aftef the "oa'"
was inflicted and retained possession OF DIS senses
On be ne told by Dr. Preston that he had but shoi'
tiIre 10 i've and that Il he had anything 70 say io
atve 10 the affair he mad lIne % sose ne sld.e"
maj he received his injuries from Perkins, wIio w
eIrfed them intentionally Coroner HATE hsia Az
oouest this forenoon which resulted IN a'efuc' VI
scco,sance with the above facts PERKINS mSe 10
s,teront 10 escape and is now IN CUSTODY. ne VIM
nave an examination tO-moro" Deofe 'u'''''
Church. , .,,,,o,.,os ,ox
fnall
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TINE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

ennSsng thus hne are tie
ATLANTIC, Cald West PACIFIC, Can't. Nye,
ACrlC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt. CNnstcct.
ApRtArIC Cant Grafton.
lAst ships have been 6nt hv c0ntracs EXPRESSLY for
eeenmeu serCe every care has been taken IA ther
Wnction, also hcT Engines, insure strength aud
seeed, and then accommodations for passengers are
ssnaled oi elegance comtort Pce II passage from
ke~-lerk ~ lNcrpocl $3.50 exclusive If extra siss
State rooms sn5 tfom liverpool 30 New-YoIA G3o An
sspen,need sasVon attached 10 each slap No berth can
~ secured until paid iVr The owners ef these srs MD
nj he accountable 10y gold, silver bullion specie eway
Eeous stones ~ Metals, nIleSs bills OF aang AIe rxpsI
ht'siT' an ne NSlle thereof lheresn expressed
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A SSIGNMENT NOTICE. - WILL
~ LIAM T. DE MOTT having made an assignment.
beaIng this day for the benefit IF ms creditors 20 the
ned al persons indebted 10 hm will PAY their
debts u the gned the store lately occupied by
him No TO Houston street, m the city of NewNok. and
an persons having claims against him requested 20
present same. with proper vouchers at the same place
-New-York, july 70. 1881.
JNO " DE MOTT, ,-,,.ss
wa 2aw3w.T&Th JOHN HARPER.
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y JIur 2, JI-N-AIi To aht Z n tfN>'IN MIL
RIO ADS-ENpless ANS eay. Sgrt olsws. ~ on
The srnsal of the Ere iGis Al Scc.0cA VI, sthppng
ork a, Ramsey ;. HohoArs. PsteIson HlylerS Nd Be-
ns Spns q, ~, o.Ock NJ, stopping og4y a. hohOs ~,
Paterson aud boiling Spriug
Leave New-NorA a; o'clock A NJ stopping onaY az Pat
s,Soi and HchoAls, Al o'clock = NJ. stopping Only X
rAssalc Sndso Paterson ana HonNkus a, O'clock u
"gfiAas ohly al BOILING Spiins. huylers and hamsey.
re cypress tols leave NsrAe,-sf station, Paterson.
To- N,~-NerN ~ " A NJ and $. and let z NJ tie
nNr OF 'ae rens from iissns The ~ stop AZ
eergen signal
stSPN
PATERSON TRAINS ies,e Paterson at :. and ~
ec!ocA ~ SHd y ocsoeS u Leave Ns~-YoSk at
,slNrAnSLeaVe PS,srsoa al q o'clock A n Sad
o'cioek N Leave Sew-YoiS ~ 9 O'Clock A NJ ands
oc-ocA rsi nylsf
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers ENPiRE STATE and BAY STATE. Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted e the naygaDn Of Long
Island Sound. running connection with the Fa River
aud Od Colony Railroad distance ~ 3 miles 10 Boston
only. Leave pier n X, near the Battery
The steamer EliPIkESIAIE, Capt Brayton 81 III ES-
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. At ) PM
The steamer BAN STATE. Capt. VIM Brown on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS aad FRIDAYS, at ST VI
TeIS Lne Is the only that direct for Newport
These steamers ttcd with cOmmodious state looms
and even for the security and comfort OF
sengers who AT rded by tbs route nights rest on
board, and arrival 81 Fall River proceed per Railroad.
reaching Boston early TIE following morning NJ remain
board, s,tng Their breakfast wished lor until Tie
starting VI The mmrdauN tram at cgaI.et-paSt
O'Clock, A Nj. winch reaches Bosoa at quarter before
o'clock. AM
A bEsyaee-maste< attached to each steamer who
and ckets TIE baggage, and accompanies the same
10 Is destination.
The rates passage and the prce Of siaie-roO's the
same a. by other lues.
steamer connection vKh tAS Inc 10 md from
Providence. dails, except Sundays.
Fare from New-NNk through % Pgovid7nee. Fan hse<
Newport So - New Bedford. t1Ie s. o..
Freight 10 Boston ken ~ the same rates AZ Nv the
other regular Ines iJrW ardoG Wl;h great expedition bF
Express Freight Tram. vhch leaves FAl River every
morning (Srndavs eNceQte a. O'Clock for Boston and
New BsaorG. arriving ITS destination II about =
NJ.
For freight apply board. the ofce PIER e.
EoI p-Iths snP board, 4 t desired
T. secse them ahead application mas nc made 20
elN TISDAlE BORDEN. AscDs. 70 aud II Wes'-si.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW

~ JERSEY Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY, March 81. lSjl.-This Road extends from
PIIZABETHPORT s. miles o. the WHITE HOUSE,
J reducing the stagElg between the terminus Of TIE
Road and EASTON 10 Is miles
THIS line leaves New YORK by steamboat hed jacket per
No North River and connects with trains On the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves NewY~k from foot VI Cor
land-S;.
TRAINS Up-Leaye New-YorS by steamboat Red Jack
Ell, per No. North River. II A. passenger; l NJ
freight ana NJ passenger ard by y J Railroad, foot
Of Ccrtland-st. az A NJ and and q y NJ
Trains leave " nte House and fellow places for New
fork follows
White HOUSE At 81 A " Freight at 4oA VI Passen-
ger al l4O Up VI
Spuer,le a, 80 A NJ, Freight at O5 A NJ Passenger
at205P M
Bound Brook at4 50 A M Freight at 6 IS A NJ Pas
senstr at 2 Is Z. NJ
Planhsld al &c A NJ Freight at IS A VI, Passenger
at s35 NJ
Wes;feld at 50 A ~ Freight at 50 A NJ Passenger
at2 SOP VI
Eizabejatovn at IS NJ; Freight at 70 30 A NJ Pas
ser.er AZ 3 IS Nj -
sengeT AZ 5 81 Z. VI.
or tuesdays, Thursdays snd SATURDAYS, uuns eass
soner, for Pespaok Lesser Cross Roads and Pluck ANN
STAGES VIII he IN readiness the arnvai OF the NJ
tram from New orr the IKE House convey passen
gers TO Eas:ou Nllkesb4re Bethlehem Allentown and
Mauch Chun. Penn ana 70 Clinton. ElemnLg0n Lebanon.
Milioui and Beivld.Te. \ J.
NB-An BAGGAGE ~ the rlSk o.. the rnt!. le-
byeled INTO the actual Possession Of the Agents Of the Com
pany and checks % seceIpis gwen therefor m3lu
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LINE for ALBANY

MORNING LINE for ALDANf r,.,
Tvs The new ana elegant st>smes REINDEER taps..
Albert y~ssurt Vii leave NewYsts fTur pssr 80 ~
Nurray-s ever MONDAY WEDNESDAY ans ~
DAY MORNING Al oclos l. tid fetara az leave hiOAAy
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATVRDAYS a. ne
.T-.s q. bnAra Far. 70 Nss5grgh end Po'sespsie er
n & Frr frr;her information apply - JAISs SIsHOF
= ~ ues-rrz- Nsx-Yorz VT
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of REPAIRS and

IL SUPPLIES y, New Ctv HALL Brhd,rs-
- .. p-ooosa@ VIII ~ yeos ytd a. ts Oce . tAe Con-
,r-esions r Il Eeaars and Supplies ana nbir 81
Istu is5l Al IL O'clock VI At wilcn tine ihs VII .
-~Tic 1r.nei For making erst 1As AMI add Ohs :"
H. toi.. ~ Ho-e Go No g. n Si-sr The B,"siy
T..uators VII! estimate for the Mison AID Cif1-I,
Nors separately The pan AMI sp-citc sioA ~ W a a.
,,.d ard t nation n regard thereto eau Y. IA :.
~. on ce of the OF Repair - 9otc
ms N g lz.beihst B aIk estl ltfs VI - =.
- ~ e1,her Orcs The Cofnnsssioarf ~ =,
,gh- II re ectng az Or any Of the esiimt,e'' "a,
n, interest II the Corpor atom Auxust Ih IS'
M ADAMS ConmissiOner Of hepalfs tu1 - ~
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NOTICE.-Public No,

hereby gwen resout IA, &c., .fs :, 10,
n III. Beard Of assistant lei EXTENSION OF THE
IN AyENrE C. from IFhst 70 is.ss 49,, 90 an.
s, Interested q. ,b.,s sas1 an 1as' tas is.
" "a plac, Of business 81 rs.dencs ~ ''
e at the once Of he Ctoa %
-, ~ on fore Ait INST ny ofao' ." 'A' ' ~
sewsn;;nNe" ILEx p DODGE, Sewer Clsrt.
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAIL.


ROAD sumner ATragssmsn On and md. Af' re-
a, toe New YORK AID Harlem tI9ad once lNen'' sew
snth-st. TRAINS EAotWAFD 49, ,I.x .s
al intermediate stations PASSENGERS from Wa Staonsir
Albany and the Stations the Housaoulc and Nangaincs
sen.r 10 Boston Providence Worcester Hartford. Srns-
feld and Connection; River Rail- oAds Nil take tins ran
Canal Rllrnad VII take thus tran to New Haven
2 Express Tram az 8 o'clock VI for Stamford Briose-
port aud New Haven thence 90 Hartford Spnngie!l Con
necicut River Railroad. Worc Providence and Boston
Passengers ior Canal Railroad VII changa cars al New
Haven Passengers for the Hoasatonc Railroad 20 SaS
Line. Albany and Ptsfeld and fr the Naiga1cK hah-
q Accopme,iaon Tra,a al o'clock A VI for New Ha
ven and all intermediate Staons Passengers by ts IRAN
6r Stations On the Hartford and New.Hayen Railroad,
Will remain over at New Haven until NJ PASSENGERS
for Boston, bv taking tins Train, remain over from
three to FIVE hours at New Haven Hartford Springfield
Station wherethe EXPRESS Tram receive, passenger
Passengers by this Train or the Canal Railroad MI remain
al New Haven until 3; NJ.
ETpTess Tram al sP VI for Stamford Norwals Bridge
port and New Haven thence 10 Hartford Springfield WoT
and Boston, connecting At bridgeport with Tram n
Housaiouc Railroad PIt,sfeld and with Tram Of Maui
Tram of anal Railroad ~ New-Hayen -
8. Accommodation Train At Pm. for New-ffaven aud
Z Communication Tram at 25PM. for New-Haven and
g. Special Tram al 3OPM for Port Chester and inter-
'"'"'''' TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special tram AT 90 An from Port Chester, stopping
a. all intermediate stations
2 Communication Tram at 5 A VI from New Haven, Stop
ping nj all the intermediate stations
g. Accommodation Tram at Q IS NJ from ew-Havea.
stopping all intermediate stations, Receiving passengers
nom Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport. -
4 Accommodation Tram at 9 80 A NJ from NewHave-l,
stoBDug AZ all intermediate stations. receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven Canal and Naugatuck Rail-
road
5 Exrtess Tram a; IS PM IN connection with the III.
press Tram from Boston, from New Haven, stopping It
bridgeport, Norwalk and Stamford. receiving paSsengers
from The Housaton.c Railroad Bridgeport, and Canal
Railroad at New Haven
g Special Tram AT 50 NJ from Port Chester stopping
at all intermediate stations
: Accommodation Tram at 20 NJ rsce,yine psssea-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, from
New Haven stopping AT all intermediate stations.
8 Express Tram al 8 IS p NJ (or NJ connection with
EIIre>s Tram from Boston, stopping al Bridgeport Nor
walk and Stanford arriving New-York at II 30 2 N.
Evening Tram from Psield connects NTH THIS Tram At
Bridgeport .,.
Passengers requested to tickets before taking
seas ests n 'ne GE0 w. WHISTLER Jr Superintendent
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= S MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

T. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
u sNY-Only Through Line 10 San Francisco, VIA Cha-
gres direct fare reduced.-On WEDNESDAY. AqS 49,
a, p N-The splendid dcuhle-eEslne steamship HEOh-
GA the largest and fastest steamer IN the trdhe vv
tuns, ID ID Porter L. S n, commander, VIII san on
WEDNESDAY, 18Th of August, al 3ocOck Z Nj precise
IA, from her pier at the foot of Waren-st, North RIVER
with the Government Mails direct for Chagres connect
ing with the favonte L. s. Mail steamship ORE6ON, 10
leave Panama on or about the list of September
For passage freight apply at the Office OF the COMPANY
III Wes-st corner Wauen-st or az 81 Sne - Southsi
" aus tl3th
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION 81 90.
Nv s Mail In. TO SOUTHAMPTON and Bht~
MEN The Steamers Of this Company WI sad regularly
q month a follows -
WARRINGTON, Capt W. g. Floyd "a, nqay' Aug Auen' D.
WASHINGTON, Capt ". g Floyd s..tuI.ay gos
WASHINGTON. Capt. W q Flo o. SAUL s ~ y, To- g.
HERMANN. Capt T. Crantree' s.l aIeg C.,
HERMANN, Capt. y CraD,Tee sa.NIGa,' -
HERMANN Capt e. Crahiree Sa,urI. " "
f'h-l'"h@1-' Z, - t,eT,o Frurn Southampton.
u-.curNc,rrN : ,dav yuiv H. W.dnesdsy Judy 10
", ,criisCT0N Friday SEPT D. wednesday, ~egt 10
WASHINGTON. Fnday, Oct 81 "e7irsoay Ho'. ,,
1il+Dy - trday August & "Wednesday. Aug -.
HFKAIANN. Irday. Oc, ) Menes'.Ay &c .
tttrpN.SS E1d.y Nrv 20 Wednesday. Dec }
30 - asage from New Y0rk Southampton Bre
s.,u trs. e. 4bn $40, second d., yth
Al .1rercncel Surgeon - at acnef - eacG steamer
L'or .reieh: ~ passage appiy %
NOLLEK, SAND & kIEhA, % Roadway "
q A HFtNCKFN co. Bremen
MAKTINEAU, ChOSkEf n co, Southampton
VIII ISEIIk. HAVE. B-1N
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yNO SARAH CORNWELL. WILLIAM

u A CORNMELL, GEOkGE VI. ALLEN md EM-
lily his wife. and others, Defendants You are hereby
summoned 10 the compliant III ius,us blONef
and Achsa Ann his wife Plaintiffs IN the supreme Court
Of the State OF NewIOk and 10 serve copy oi your an
swer on the subscriber Penn YAM IN the County Of Yates
and State Of New-York within twenty day, liter TIE ser
vice ofthlS summons YOU exclusive of the day Ol >f
y,e and # sand Defendants ta sand comp liant,
as herehy required the plaintiffs VIII apply 70 the Coht
the relief demanded IA the complaint. besides c,sts
The compant m this action viii Dee filed The office If the
CLERK Of County June II. 1911 Sad COM
plant was filed IN sand sfce. June 30. 1851.
.rDlIn ,..I 1 ON Ek PIIIIf IIk Az lInNt
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of BARGES

IL The barge CLINTON, Capt. wilisie, every MON
DAY; EXCHANGE, Capt RosekTans, every sH .T,HS
DAY al 5oclock y NJ from foot Of Murraysi for pas
,engers and freight The above bsrges are elegantly r-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate Vi tie County Of NevYorS Notice 4etsY
v-ven H. alb persons having claims against lSAAC Us
GOOD lte a the CITY % Nelork. deceased y pre>cit
the same with thereof 70 the SUBSCRIBER a. h o.
fee No u Na.l-strse n me cts % New on, ~ =
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YORK the tWeutf -nr,t da4 1. July, 1871
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SUPREME COURT. CITY and County OF

~ New-York John Bowen asNnst Samuel BenSen and
Eliza A MS wife Msy BenheH. CeeS'Ne Benhen. and
Eliza Benbcn Summons Tor relief, Com not served >
To SAMUEL BENBEN and ELIZA BENBEN t~o Of
the defendants above named Won are hereoY samm9neI
and required answer the compliant this aru1n. which
the Office Of the Cierk IT the CITY ana CoInyo'
New York AZ the CITY Hall IN sad Clty, On the twenty
ninth day Of March 1891 aud 70 copy OF your Az
swer ~ the sad complaint the subscriber AZ hs Office.
No 6S Wall St IN sad City within twenty days afer the
service If this you exclusive II the da' OF such
service and YOU fan g. the SAID complaint within
the aforesaid the plaintiff m this action will app. o.
the Court for the relic demanded the plant Dated
March % 1851 e. I STRONG, PlamtM Attorney
aul2 lawsuit