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q. R6BnsFs Co. So Knss ;sspSs' a%s yard Ionso,
DRAPER, Jr, Boulevard. EontmarsrTe, T fsris. ss'A
with III BE- s,s .fsns a.
STEsAssHIP CITY OF GLASGOW FOR LIVERPOOL.
M psns " ss S
sns rn9 Of this ships Ds.gs and her
gers make her desirable save
rsube railway cAsts viii be provided for New York pas
RiCHARDsoN WATSON. q CO., Al Exchange Plses
sIs aM ma Gnds &c PgB
steamers ana approved by the Navy Do
:ns ana sas'S SAM sss s w
@. r..
q The .ss O. the month win touch Aoap
Of the hsenth Of the month will touch Acapulco but ct
Ths new ssssnstp eSLynBIA win ply regularly after
hsf 1vs in hG rasas between ga.
sas from pan.ma and returning without delay
sa kept 'ssP aP
s e s1S 81. q freight and
The tho Atlantic viii be maintained BY the
Wy on TN ss ay
each month ior Chasres third boat will also be
ss'si and
leaving as sseh ensure as little IS
ossns rsS sns psr IN
AsssSiso. Cali9rnia i.ls and OREGON
e hs csRsang TSm
New York October 81, 1880
Tho rev and elegant clipper ship STAG houNb S D. Rich
sS..s i nov adns at her Wal
ysse as she he: been built with excel in speed
and presents to the world the sharpest ship built The
spyaonp s u Gearing ms fresS should make
fhs rate Superior state room
yonS 4 sgTTSy ocSSS ,S co. :. 81 WAL street,
IT SNAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-FoR HAVANA.
Gssass nns cAs New r.ss TaIsusa Sas. . o..
Gerred 70 nrst class steamer at Hsvana.
sssss .P anSip sa ;da. M shs spiDdna p i
from her ri.r !. street w with Ii:
ssi nsy.sa and New spiS: passage ssssa sa
III West street. corner Of Warren.
ITNITED sTAIss NAIL STEAMSHIP COMP AEY-roR
Havana, New Orleans. and chasres.Throush tickets
tsrrss At Mtv:H' e hrst elias Saturday
sp o1Io
nander viii sa precisely At o'clock p from her pier
Iaest malls direc Havana, New Orleans and Chages.
Freight taken 20 New Orleans A. usual rates Specie only
EVERY or ar ay
yalusbes specify the value Of shipment
any Losses on Valuable msSss Shipped %sSsas sus
specification. For passage or freight HP5 tsSonrRrs
III West street corner Of Warren street.
EoR HAVANA VIA sAyANNAH.-THE sgPnRIoR
yss for sa,spnsS atsps.y b lSss oelcs
PN Pier No North River. Passengers for Havsna
Isabella Capt Roiins which leave, savannah on the s
nat for Havana For passage to ssysppah spgly tlH
DoRrLANp, OREGON TIRRIToRY.-THE SUPERIOR
y Baltimore clipprr built bark DELAwARIAN,
ss5s1n m.y1, 9,sSs A. ps II North rv'T viii
superior iPPy .ss " ss,Sd or to
N All goods consigned TO our friends at Portland viii
receive particular attention.
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We are indebted 10 W. H. Mcdonald, OF No. 50
Brcsdvay for Albany papers Of the 10th inst thirty
six hours In advance Of the mail.
There we're lse ares In Boston during the yssr 1850,
causing ioss Of s847f2 upon which there insu.
rance to the smsunt Of sllsazT Excess Of loss
insurance. S65 sis
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BALTIMORE January 10, 1891.
The Richmond papers, in announcing the arrival
there of Long the fugitive say. he played Garry me
back to old virginny" on his VIOLIN and said he wn
glad 70 get back
The New Orleans papers to the fret January re-
the papers
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PENNSYLVANIA U. .. Senator.

HARRIsDuRcH, Jan. 10, 1851.
The whg members of the Legislature met in caucus
last night, and nominated Gov. W. +. Johnston fer
United States Senator
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The CovernOrship or Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, January TO- 1851.
The democrats Of Kentucky have nominated L. W.
Powell for Governor and Robert D. wioklns for Lieut.
Governor
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.
BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Senate.

BY MoRSE'S MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Senate.
ALBANY, January ., 1861.
RErossr OF COMMITTEES.
Mr UrHAM reported In favor Of printing ten times
the usual number OF the report of State Engineer and
Surveyor and six hundred for the of the engineer
The annual reports Of the Bank OF America, and oi
the Phoenix Bank, were received.
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS, AND Norrsys
MT JOHNSON gave notice Of bill to confer jur sdc.
tien on county courts in special cases.
mr. BABcocK, OF bill amending the law relat ng to
commissioners OF Deeds In other States.
Mr Cook, OF a bill amending the charter of the
sacketts Harbor and Saratoga Railroad Company
Mr. CARROLL Of bill providing for the settlem snt Of
certain suits Of D. Gardiner and Others and the state
Mr.. DARx, of q bill relating to Mutual Insurance
Companies.
Mr.. DARr, of bill in relation to highway taxes on
Mr.. GursNrp moved that the joint resolutions con.
cerning public lands, offered BY him yesterday, be
Mr.. CARROLL offered the following resolution =
Resolved, That the consideration of the Code be-
made the special order for - at l2 O'Clock and con-
tinued thereafter until disposed Of Table
MT SsiNNrR, to refer the papers relating to dams in
Mr.. MANN, to refer the papers of Mr. johnson and
others.
Adjourned to II o'clock tomorrow morning.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1851.
petition for an appropriation for the New York
Colonization Society, was presented BY Mr.. Beekman
PENrENrIARr, ETC, IN KINGS cosNrr.
bill was introduced, to allow Kings county to make
loan tor the erection Of penetentsry lunatis asy.
lum, and workhouse.
Were given Of bills for State Library for the amend
nent Of the bill relative to the almshouse and pensn-
tiary Of New York.
TOLLS ON RAiLRoAD FREIGHT.
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Schenectady, introduced bill i'm
posing tolls on freight transported on the New Ysrk
and Erie and 0gdens burgh and Champlsin railroads
and neved to refer 1t to q select committee debate
was had whether the reference should made to rail-
road or finance, or select committee 1t was sent TO
the latter.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Mr.. STASToN announced his intention of addressing
the Senate to morrow, in relation to the Goyernors
message.
THE MANoRIAL LEASE QUESTION
Was referred to Senators Snyder of Columbia Carroll
OF Rensselaer,, schoonmaker Of Ulster, and johnson,
Of Albany.
The Senate then adjourned.
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NOR LIvERPoOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
y ship PACIFIC. Captain r. Nye. This steAmship viii
day January 22a A. ~ o'clock n. from her berth
loot Of Canal street No berth secured tn paid for All let
freight having for
EDWARD K. COLLINS sc Wall st.
The steamer Artic will snooeed the chc
ary 9th Positively freight viii be received after Monday
evening. Jan 20. 80
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YSHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail SteaEers.Ths ships scmgrising this line the
raCCrTrrc rAaCCrTrc Captain Nye. ADRIATIC. Captain Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government seryice every has been taken oo
5rucon o. aiss In their engines to strength and
quallod for elegance or comfort
Price Of from New York Liverpool $3.50 exou-
mvs use q extra size stale rooms, s3so from Liverpool v
An experienced surgeon will be attached TO each ship
Ne berths secured until paid for.
owners Of thegs ships viii not be cola
oyer bullion SPECIE jewelry, precious stones mstaG
unless bills Of l.dng signed therefor And the yare
Shereof therein expressed.
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EDWARD x. toLLINs, SO WAN street, N. T., Or "
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO, Liverpool.
a. q. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms yard London
L. DRAPIK, Jr, Boulevard. kontmartre, Paris.
'ovs steamers from Liverpool will be
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

il NEW YORK to ALBANY ana hof. oh lonS-
DAY Oct a. the Trains wl until further notice run AZ
Leave New-Y~k. going North, from the cftee near
Chansers st way Mni dlaa O TuSsy HooS
Yonkers, Hastings Doob's Ferry; Dearman, Tsrrytown
Sing Sing, Croon. Boscoesi VeIPianks peefss sv,.
Han,bursh. Milton Ferry Poughkeepsis, HYDE PARK,
Rhnebeck, BsIptown, Tvoh East amp QaAhiu n r
son. Stockport CoIssne Stg,vesani son NJ fnI -
sengers at Peeksknl Pougbkeepsle and Hudson A. ~
n for Peekski, stopping At all way stations =,
fer Alhany and Troy stopping only at Peekskh Cold
Spring, Tlshkil, New Hamonrgh, PoueakeepSe, ty1s
PARK Rhnebeck Barryown TvO Eas! Camp OAK and
CasiletoB At NJ for freight and passengers 70 poaen
keepUe stopping at All way stations AT tr fouss
setPss Stopping n me way Sssssn.sr. only at Peeks
Pouehkeepse and all between Pocghkeepsie and
Albany AtS M Peekskill. stopping at way sIa'ons
Leave Hudson for Albany al 7 % Ah "oFp"s A"~
Leave Albany going South at u AM for Nsw-YSrk,
stopping at Csstleson Sehodscs sn, ssptoo
Csrthase. Low Pent) Fishkn. Cold Spring Garrisons
Dohb's ferry Hastings Yonkers ard Nanhai'anvlle
At Nj. ior New York, stopping al Castie'on S.ss
vesant xsackie, Hudson. TNo khneoecx fonshkeeR-
SIC, New Hamburgh Fiskki. Cold Spring ana reehsAs
At3} PM for kew-Nork, stopping at all stations re,
tween Albsny and Peek skill except Carthage Low Po'aJ
aid not stopping below Peekskll -
AS NJ, for Hudson, stopping al ali WAY sstohs
AIS p NJ (or on ARRIVAL VI Western Iainl for New,
IorS. stopping only at Hudson PoushAespsie f"A' A"u
NB-These Trains VIII leave Troy IS minutes previous
TO the above stated hours
Leave Ponghkeeps,e for New-York a, 81 AN stopping
the way stations At An. tor freight and passage
Leave Peekskin for Nsw-York at s! AM stopping at
way stations. At 3 Pm stepping at way stations. Az
Passengers viii procure Tickets before entering the Cars
ol6u W. C YOUNG, President.
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Trains leave New
York as follows. from the Pier foot OF Duane-N DAILY
(Sundays excepted, = 49, ,,.. , =,
l. MAIL TRAIN at SA NJ, via Jersey City. stopping I"
? DkVEXPRFSs TRAIN, atl2M via Jersey CITY. for
Cana paigps Rochester and Buffalo, connecting AZ Elma
with Mai Tram Duakrk which stops al all the stations
10y thus at En.ira over nght and
next morning. at 81 cSh arriving Ut
IN time for the Express Tram West a.;
g. WAY TRAIN ae-2. 80 NJ, via Pisrmont Tor Gus
Vile and all intt mediate stations
4 IMMIGRANT TRAIN at 5 =. M. for Dunkirk, taking
for all the prr cpa cities and towns IN the west
5 EVENING EMPRESS TRAIN. a. + NJ, for Dnn-
tyaln connects al Dunkk with rstcass Steamers run
nng direct 20 Cleveland and also 10 Detroit leaving I'M
medately on the arrival of The tram and connecting a.
Cleveland with the Cleveland Columbus, aud CINCINNATI
Rallroad and at Detroit with the Michigan Central hii-
road Be ats also leave daily arrival OF this tram Tor
Erie Sapdusly Toledo and Monroe Passengers by 'his
tram arrive at Rochester and Buffalo early next dS
TRAINS TO NEW YORK
l MAIL TRAIN leaves DunkTk at M, stopping al
all Stations of Elmra, aud connectng there WIKI 'ho
Day Erpress Tram fl ON Canandalgua TO New York .
2. WAY TRAIN leaves Onsvllie at "A NJ arriving 'n
a MAIL TRAIN leaves Etmlra at A M. stopping at
ali Stations and arriving m New YORK same evening"
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DunSnk ~
S DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandsgua at ~
nj Flmira Al p Nj. and Geneva nj - A M a.
a NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DunkrK AT 81
p M and Canandsisus al 80 NJ. taking PASSENGERS
nom The Night Express Tram from Buffalo and Rochester
FRFIGHf TRAINS leave from Pier fot oil duane
s"r ali Siaces west CHAS. MINOT,
' nj ' Superintendent
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
o27tNoy9

- UPhEME COUNl iii Vic "ias'Ni VI
- tho Application of Mayor Aldermen and CoWmSn;
.Ity of the Cty of New-York relative TO the OPENING
OF SIXTY FIRST STREET from Third NE 70 I'm.
avenue in the Nineteenth Ward of said city Inc suosc
bers Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment IN sne
above entitled matter dsly appointed by Rue OF WIG gu
an Act the q the People state OF New
York entitled An Act 10 amend an Acl shltieI ~, =,
into one Act passed pnl g. 1919 passed PM
90 1899 that the abstract OF the Estimate anu IN
the snmssoners In the above matter, containing ths
.sss and Of the lots assessed the numbers OF such
lott as they appear the maps OF The
seher with such maps and the amount o, A'sessne.s
whether for damage benefit and also all the aiIaaSs
estimates and other documents, which wete usee " .s
in making their report nave Deen 1e
IN me Street Commissioners Office Of the City and County
of New York, for the INSPECTION OF ! may ~
Commissoners make their report 70 the ,aid supreme
Cont at the time and place hereinafter mehoneu ma
rrou,remens OF the Act entitled An Act TO anendaa Act
entitled Act IN relation to the c9eo.cR ~ asS stbs,
nnTrosss passed NAV H. ls4o passed Mas iS4l 70 lhe
occupator o. Al S, hax
proved or unimproved lands hA ne,
CONNECTED their Estimate and Assessment ara thsl a.
persons whose interests affected thereby ana vno ny
g. opposed TO the same gesed 20 present the oo
ecticns In writing JOHN FOWLER IL one % me ss
Comns9ns al his PLACE Of 10 ss ~,
dae OF this ronce And that the limits embraced oy hs
assessment follows that TO say All moe o,s
n me CIV 81 York. between the westerly ade "
Thrdsyenus and the easiery nde OF 80
northery from the northeTy slde OF els a On
the south BY line distant 100 ieet nchee s
he sou,hey side OF sstreet And also All those otAs
lots pieces or parcels OF land situate IN the Nineteenth
Ward Of the City o Nsw-York between the wss,e,r 80.
81 Lexington avenue and the easerly slde OF
nue bounded on the north By line distant loO Zee,
inches nertherly from the northery SIDE OF 81 %
on the south by In. distant 100 feet inches
from the southery SIDE Of est street And alse al ,hose
other lois pleces or parcels OF land situate IN ne VIZ
tenth Wad oi The City Of NewYork between the west
sry side of fhavenue and the esstery side Of
bounded on the north BY line distant 100 eet5 nshes
o,4Lsrlx from the norfhery .de of 6lssstree and on
the sostf nv line distant 100 feet inches southery from
the ssuti y side OF 6ls-sireet And also al "a. ~
AZ asyenue and the saserly SIDE Of 9Th avenue And e
said Commissioners further give no<ice that their
a. shoys matter will be made and presented 10 NE 81
nrsns Court at Special Term Of the said Court 70 os
ked a, the CITY Hall Of tie City Of New YORK on ssa
s - orh day of November 1851 II the opening OF the
Crt ON that day thereafter Counsei can .:
kssni and that then and there motion viii es made h
The rs,d re,or. Will he construed
~ JOHN FOWLER. Jh.,)
DAVID SEAMAN, ConmlssnHe''
GEORGE BOYD. ,..r.s
Hsw-York, September 10. 1851 ss,
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Ceaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-lA the matter OF
- the applicsiion of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monalty City York, relative To the OPEN
INF Of FIFTY NINTH ST, from lo;h- av to the point
the undesigned Commissioners Il Estimate ana assess
ent m The aboye entitled hereby give notice INA.
,bsr viii meet AT the Office of Bancroft Stevens No 10
W all ST M the CITY of New York, on SATURDAY eS,n
dsy Of November 1851, at O'Clock IN the aernon oi
he nurpose of opposition to the assessment maze
nv sad any person or persons who may
consider themselves agreved by such estInae anu
nent-Dated New York October ". Nl
CHARLES S. WESTCOTT,)
LAWRENCE ODELL, (Commissioncs'
~ HENRY +. DAVIES.
o97,Noye Attorney and Counsel
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HENRY BEEKMAN,
Dated New-York, Sept 9th. A. u. 1851.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
- the application of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
nnonaltv Of The City New York relative to the OPEN
ING Of EIGHTY. FOURTH STREET. from SI-av 70
hereby gwen that the costs charges expenses anu
incurred by the proceedings IN the sp9ye en
,Iad matter viii be taxed by the Hon John Edm0ns,
IN Ease of his absence by Of the other Justices OF
tho Sunreme Co ur the Supreme Court Chames 10 tno
C, Rs Of the Civ Of New York Friday, the 2st day
ofNoyember 1851 at O'Clock IN the forenoon -DaIed'
New York, Nov. |, 1851. -
f. DELAFIELD SMITH, - ..
GEORGE r. CLARK, Commissioners
EKEioTRICK l.. VUITEE nj tn
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SUPREME COURT: -EBENEZEa

- ehfLLf - DAVID o HAJUMbEh-NY, :
hereby gwen, that by order Of the Hon William
Mitchell one Of tie JUDGES Of the Supreme Court, tae
subscriber as Recover the above entitled acton VIII sell
at Pubic Auction. at the office Of n LUDLOW, auction
eer No ii Walst tue CITY and County Of New YORK.
the twentieth day Of Novenher IN the year 1851 at
twelve ococs noon Of that day. the following pfcPey
and deb's claim # the defendant, David Mac lnher
VI the Fear Nj untan Railroad Company va ueo by the
sad dsfen1 ant at lot less than twelve thousand d1kas
All cai- or cause action against DR. Spooner the pup
Usher Of Boydes illustrations If shskespere BY the said
defendant on the Seth day Of May 1881 One gold wa'ch
Which sale 10 be entirely foS cash-Date. New York,
November I. 1851 HENRY A. CRAM.
AZ 3i6ASl0e RsceYer
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Alta SURROGATE'S COURT. held

"A 2nd for the County Of Nsw-York, a; the sIrrO-
gates Once IN the City of New York. the 9Th OF Ocfo
btr IN the year thousand eight hundred and ATTY
Present, Alexander W Bradford Surrogate In the mat
ter Of the Application nortsage ease sell the real
estate OF James Greg decs ased On reading and fling
the application Of JAMES GREIG, the sdmInsra Of
James Greg, late Of the City Of New York deceased for
authority 10 mortgage eae sell the real estate n the
SAID dtcesee ir ths navment Of his debts 10 ordered
that all Interested the sid James
Greg dscsaset a7pss b.rs the surr1gae ofthe County
of New lofh- At his ufhce the City ot n YORK.
ihs eity th day Of November neT 10 occs IN me
TO- OF that day then ard there show Why
authority should be the said administrator
mortgage ease sell much Of he real estate u The
SAID James Gre deceased sall sufficient paw he
debts la2I tws1 A W BRADFORD sdrrogaia
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nISSOLUTION. The copartnership
IL heretofore existing between Mr.. Wm Endicot and
myself and known as the firm of WI ENDlCOrT co,
has been dissolved by the death Of the former partner on
the 18th ut The aans Of the late will be settled hy the
new firm, ENDICOTT co. 5. l.. ENDlCOlI,
No SO Beekman. St, Nov. 1. 1851. surviving partner
NOTICE-The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partner sh p under the firm of ENDCOIT co to con-
nue the business of Lthographng all It's branches as
heretofore pursued by the late firm OF EndIcou Co
S l.. ENDICOTT,
n5N. CHAS. MILLS.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an an, 0. SSe,f. Of b.. sss
Il Surrogate 9th. County S1y % claims against ELIJAH
Is sH y ATE Y the CITY Of NswYS,o seSeT s
sent the same wA 40 2Ot the City Of New lofk
nsI ~ sesors he day IF March
York the mn Tss JOiCE YIsHEh. Aam'assrstss
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE, via Stoning.

y ton for Bossce Providence, Ne~-B Bedford Taunton
and Newport carrying the great Eastern u Mail with
cut change OF car detention and elegant
stsamerv C. VANDERBILT and COMMODORE leave %
alternate days Sundays excepted Pier Ne K, thrss
saes ssats freight apply u Rss Ne q Il tAs
100 Ne u Battery place. all
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NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-

Il ION-The new steamboat WILSON SMALL,
Capt i. ' Arrow smith leaves Chsmbers-st PIER Tues
days edncsdays Thursdays, and Fridays, at 10 o'clock,
A NJ, ard on Saturdays at O'Clock, p NJ Returning.
leaves Keyport at o'clock, p except SATURDAYS and
Sundays Stages with The Boat Free
hold Midde,own Point. Cots Neck. Squancum Howell
Works and Squan Village. o25 lms
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HENRY E DAVIES, Attorney and Counsel NJ
COURT-City and Coun.

SUPREME COURT-City and County
- of New-Yoys.-IsAAC DETHERIDGE, axa Iss
ROBERT H. GOULD-snmmo1s iof money a S Ssssns
ant Won are hereby summoned sEd required 70 .hs~
the h, on .hcS anil be q se w at
eoy Of your answer to The said co@ain % c .ae within
Der AZ ms Office No. Nassau q - - 80 On Won en-
sus,ss The dsy " such service and Jo1 a. the
wer the SAID complaint with .ns ,sas YOU he
I'M ~ s1s thousand three hundred dos nnarsS an
rom he 9Th day Of July one thoas-a MED Ns~-York
my, besides the e"sso u ~ DAVID HALL
Oct a, lsoi Plaintiffs Attorney, No Sas S. 81
,,',rf a IA fled n the Clerks Wn.s' ~
B.I y NY.rs on the ash day Of October iS'
o30 lavewTh
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COURT-Wil liam 4. Dixie

SUPREME CUUhI " iIIIdIII 10 I'm
- -, s~.,n.t David RandsA and others-Sommcas -
To the 5,sesdsnts. JAMES RANDELL. STEPH Z ~
z HARMS EDWARD SHEPARD and haLhny r
his WIFE and each OF them You are hereby sunn3nssS
reonired to answer the complaint in this acton, wacu
New York al the City Hall IN she City Of New %
the 2ah day Of June, 1851 and TO ssrve e.T ~ Ne ace
No 70 Nassau 81 IN said city, within twenty aay ~
the q this summons on ys1 nus s. complaint
r;shsn the t,ne sfuresaid the Plaintiff m tns se,o
aePly to she Court tOI the TsLs5 deI ,ssl Ia
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.

DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STON-
IL INGTON. BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, TAUNIO.NS
and NEW BEDFORD.-On and amer MONDAY, lVth
inst, the steamers Of this line Will leave Pier No Noth
Vyor fl wharf above Battery place daily Sundays ex
cepted at 4! Z. M, instead Of p nj. no NV