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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
nR TURNER - Chrome -Thermalist,
4 D. removed to 22l TwELFTH-sT, between Broad
= .nJ Fourth avenue. hyS lnl
Removal
LINES G. MOFFET,@Gas Filter and
TTTRRAY & FALIHEE, Silverplaters
SCHOOLS.
-|r,IISSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
4 } SCHOOL, 81 SiIth-sv, near Washington-square,
which boys prepared for business, College or West
sT9SHEs sEDGwIcK, Principal and Teacher Of Mathe
r e.sTr NJ and Teacher of the Classics.
p,of A s. yilleplait Teacher Of French.
Charles EIchhorn, A NJ, Teacher OF German.
The Principal would be happy 70 refer those not acquant
"a With the School 10 the following gentlemWn:
Horace Webster, L. L. d., James Brady, ESq.
Pnncipa Of Free Acade- S. Hopping, Esq, Brooklyn
~ 1 Greeley Esq.
VI II C. Bartlett l. l. D., Edmund Hurry. Esq.
Prof Of Nat. and Exp PHI WIN HaweS, Esq.
Iosophy In the u. s Mil G. &. Collins Esq.
uary Academy Warm, Esq.
Prof Tayler Lewis + Morris, ESQ.
Prof Charles Davies A. p. Forrest, Esq.
Prof Cyrus Mason. Andrew Smith, Esq.
Hon James Harper. Stiles Esq.
Henri +. Davies, ESQ. VIM. Benjamin, Esq.
RChG b Kmball, Esq. Latson Esq.
y Norcom, Esq. VIM Barton, Esq
B K McIlvaine Esq.
The School is open for inspection daily.
The next commences 2lst Apr1l, at the close oi
xh,eh the yearly examination VIII take place
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
THE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships
PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
RAJ TIC Cant Copucfo

comprising ms lHt are Iht
ATLANTIC Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt kye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt ConIstotk,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken their con-
sruction also their Engines 70 insure strength and
speed and Their accommodations for passengers un
equaed for elegance comfort Pnce Of passage from
KewYOrk TO Liverpool $50, exclusive of extra size
state rooms S3S5 from Liverpool TO New York f93 An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship No berth can
be secured until paid for The owners of these ships VIII
not be accountable for gold, silver 6nlon specie ewely
precious stones or metals uneSS bills Of ladmg sned
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
V. b. PALMER'S COLUMN
NTANKIND, it is said, NAV be divided

MANKIND, 1t Is said, NAV be divided
lVE three dstnc, cssSes ~Ao are 70 stub
born to abandon error, even Ater ennvcts,n thoSe WHO
are ruihhe b. easily deceived and those xh, are
poSss ssel Il guod and to the besf
aay altagc
isYsry dihc 10 cuuect the tgel ami % llcs peo.
Die 10 adopt true principles. whe revere the IN wAch
they have rruwn graz.
PAoSo9ay wisdom and liberty. support enc aao;Asr. he
who Nlll 70; a tanai.c he 40 cAl1o; reason
a fool. he who dare soi reason 5 slave
Industry VIZ directed. viii give nam aconFe;ency N
few years The greatest ncrSiry niSafiec = nseiesS
The shortest and way - hve VITA hoaor IN ths
world. = a. h. m rea ty hat would sppear @ be.
He who changes any of his Opinions, never cur
reefs any of his MISTAKES
" Perform feafieSsi, What y0u heiive a. be night.
" Heaven hells those Nho help tAeaaSeyesI
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
v. d. Palmers Selection or Rules for Business
Men.

Establish yourself the broad and sound basis Of ineg
Tty
GSs the means they open 20 all
Calculate the probabilities of the future Increase and
multiply the means Of information.
To compete successfully with your neghb0r, participate
IN the facilities afforded 10 go ahead
Confess ignorance egard TO sub IN which you are
uniformed listen and learn.
Keep the mind the meqnS. rather than the objecf
Take advantage Of modern facilities, and accomplish as
much IN a single day required weeks months or years,
formerly.
Don't depend upon your own lungs alone-use the lungs
Ofthe Press
Consider the causes of the good standing of some and the
decline and fall and Of o others, ana regulate
yOur conduct accordingly
your suit not with your ends pursue t~e ehht
which suit with your means.
Reject on what and hear Set your mind al work
reason with candor weigh well and consider for yourself
decide and act. , -.
Treat your customers your friends by serving ths IN
the best
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
PROFESSOR VILLEPLAIT has the

II honor 10 announce TO the ladies and gentlemen OF
NsU-Yos that he will form two classes one for ladies'
and one for genemen) for the purpose Of mpaTtng IN
s.ructon IN the French Language HIS elegant SUIT OF
Rooms are at "a Sixth avenue. near Washington square,
and accessible by three lines Of stages the Houston Ann
" ana Eghth-st lines Applications may be made al the
hove mentioned place from A. Nj. TO p Nj
pvlq NThES+
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

nROFESSOR SANDERSON begs to
A.n the public Of New-YOrk and vicinity, that he
80 II + 'TssONSi in the ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
"a pI1CH Languages Terms moderate Will be IN at,
nce AZ his residence 23l Canal-st from A. NJ. 10
! Letters wrltten and translated IN the above Ian
y ns. 81 my29 ltTuTh&S*
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
INSURANCE.

nIVIDEND.-The fiscal year of the
PUNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY whose prosperity has not been equaled by any
nsttutons closes on the first day ~ July Parties are re-
commended to make early application for insurance ana
,ereby participate IN the gl eSTnss %, me past year
G. r GILMAN MI
Blanks full tables and every information gwen by
JUDD HOLLISTER Agents,
my 90 2a 81 Wal-st, Jauncey Court
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- NIII DI1I ~ T II . !" - :. =
- Of RecordsPuolc Notice HEREBY gwen taAi ,he
sne pettons have been presented the Board of Al
deruer To fence vacant Ots On 18Th and Ioth-s
Madison square and LeUngton av To cOntnne hJgiAsO
- M Park-uace Also the following resolutions IoIs
ulafe and grade 4eth-st from ld-av 70 East RIVER
ate and grade 7th-ay from Jsthst. % harisn. -
fag spacs feet vide through sidewalks OI I -.
tween lth and JalsOn-avs Al persons my ,T5
objections thereto requested 10 present -
t h. uDdersgued Al his oce before " - ~ VI
June ReIt. May o, l25l SSIi.s S, Co,D r 1isslarsr
HVzo oAtce
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
STREET DEPARTMENT, 30. 4 Han

- III III A~-' 49,
- Of Records Public Notice hereby gwen that the iol-
lonng Ttons have been presented u the bOdiu "a ~
ssfsnt Aldermen To regulate pave and set curb and
gutter IN 3st-st between Sih and 10Th avs 10 IA se
walk No "a aav cor 5th-street To regulate ah1 la
sie.iIe Iafhst from llth-ay % North RIVER 70 rsgu-
lais Itihs, from 10Th i2th.ay Also me ioiio"ins
resolutions To reset curb AMI gutter ln1,.A So % ~
ncon ~ and eih-ay. To regulate anu zrade
scikS of aha cor 5fth and 55h SIS That cross
ak be lad from Ne Batter place. directly acte- 20 ths
p-,c 10 fence vacant lots south side Soin-st De-
fy~scn .th and Lexington TO haz sidewalks opposite
Ncs "A and Al 2st-street All persons interested hasing
e-rs thereto are requested 70 present them IN Wrtnk
~ he undersigned once Or before the ON DAY OF
~ - 1851 myH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall
- sf Records -pale notice - hereby gwen tat me io
loving Petition has been presented Ia The Bay ~ xzv
men To REGULATE, GRADE ana "a y &c 70 -
5ssh-st from broadway 20 7thayenue 20 ny 49,
walk on Greenwich avenue, from Perry norshery Al
,re rested hayng ohjecons thereto are fesuested
r. ,ssnf tasm r rtng 20 the undersigned, Al hs once,
on ax lefoge the 9Th day Of June next.
my2s JOHN + DODGE sgs<s Sonanlss4Onsf'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

SBOYS in JAMAICA, L. 1.-The subscriber, who has
had the charge Of important educational interests IN New
York and Philadelphia Will be prepared to receive ne ms
family on and after the I'd of JUNE next number of boys
not exceeding ~ Every attention will he paid 10 the moral
Intellectual and physical development Of ms pupils Is
farm and residence but FIVE minutes from the Jamaica
Depot and will afford pupils every opportunity for healthy
eIecse Price for Board and Tuition SlS3 per session o
Eve months payable half advance For further paIucu-
lars reference &C inquire Of w S SMITH ESQ 20 Beck
nan-s OF Of the Principal, Rev. IL. j. DAVID Jamaica
/ i my20 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
have this day formed Copartnership for the
ton Of a GENERAL BANKING, STOCK, COMMITS
SION EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business, at 20
wall AZ under the firm Of N. X. COBB co.
NATHL. X. COBB, (of the late firm Of
Gilbert Cobb * Johnson)
VIM S. WOODWARD, Qate with Adams \ Stnrges
JAMES H. STEBBINS,
tRecen<ly from the office Of T. w Clark, Dodge Col
~ VnvL Nav 1881 my3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
RFPERTMFNT of REPAIRS and

hEPAKI MIN 1 UI II =, II = nT.rI nrDo
hsUPPLIES-So New Ciiy hal a. ~ ,ss en-
rs.,oser II Rsrsrs .nd supplies until WEDS hspAf
June 4 al 4 ocIock NJ Al = nih .ls y =, I. ~ ~ ~.
80 e. 81 ~ is Wooster-stree, plan and specification
II the work required sHd al ~ psnsSIs ~
S5 phic p1,lSinSS No - Eli.abethst Blank ESimAtss
vii be furnished a. either Oce The C9mnliss9nsr re-
~ he 1osr II rejecting all proposals deemed for the
interest of the CoTporaaon a, =. n a Sa,nissss
HFz7 SOAA j. VI ANSe-sS ~N- ~-SF-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Office of the -
GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE. co.

Office of the -
GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
" No 81 Wast corner of Pesrl-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
At an election held this day. the following gehIeh,eh
were chosen Directors OF thus Company for the ensuing
C.xu. r,IAor
Sampsen Moore, Moses Taylor, George EiOer,
1f N Sbor,nsn Marshall PenOon. Francis Sklddy
Peter Martin, AleranI h'1tA'' SnaS @ I, ~ ~" S'
Rufus Story, Asa ) fentei' yyHu ya.uos - u ' Ts,o-'
Henry Edey, Isaac I. Iyto!; pIi wlLI~iS = ISNpS0N
MOORE Esq, unanlmonsy reelected Presiaent OF
the Company J. MlLION ShlAn Se0'e''N'
New-Hork, Feb. :, 1851 "a, A.
R-This C,snIany continues 10 insure Buildings, her-
chsndlse Household Furniture, Vessels m Port, NC ON
NnV i''e' '' 6fU
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

I
~ of Records Public notice s hereby gwen that the
foo,ing pesons have been presented the Board Of
Aldermen To flag sidewalks Of 3Bth-s between sth and
10th avs vide pave set curb and gutter and nag
Suace 33d-st beween6t 9th and 6th avs except
where already done to lay ala n Mercers Opposite
the PRESBYTERIAN Church and set eaIb and gutter IA
% street between ls and East River Also the Oo"
ing resolutions 10 regulate and grade from 10 70
avs 10 pave hadisonav from 23d 70 tOt ST 20 regulate,
Grade and set curb and gutter 57ths from Lexington "a
sd-av 10 regulate and grade 35hst from 81 av 70 East
River 70 open l23s, from 9Th -av 70 Boomngdale hoad
open 5istst from 10Th av 70 Hudson RIVER An persoHs
interested having objections thereto requested 20 pre-
sent them IN writing the UNDERSIGNED Al his once on Or
before the ID dag Of June next JOHN DODGE, street
Commissioner byD
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. A Hal

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall
~ of Records Resolved That piers be sunk a. ne north
and Al the south SIDES sf street East River IN
accordance with the plan drawn by Edwin Smith City sur,
yeyor under the direction OF the Street Commssoners and
that the sum Of eight thousand dollars be- and the same vs.
hereby authorized TO be taken from the i9s
Books and Slips to defTay the proportion OF the expense 20
be borne by the Corporation IN sinking and making said
piers and hat the Street Commissioner give the notice re-
the propetOrs of the lots OF and
lying opposite where said are directed TO be sunk 10
unite IN dsayng the cost thereof and 20 bear their respee
tive proportions Of the expense the same maybecome
due and default Of the sad proPuetors sgnns their
willingness constructing SAID piers, ana OF de-
hayng their proportions ofthe expense thereof that shall
duty Of the Street Commissioners TO complete the
said piers accordance with said plan At the expense Of
the respective propetos OF the lots Of land lying opposite
where sand piers directed to be suns Adopted by the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen Nov 49, 1850 adopted by the
Board Of Aldermen Nov 49, 1850 approved by The Mayor
key &c 1850 JOHN 4 DOD1E,
myi ew 8 treet Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
CTRFFT DFPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

- hGE DEF An vi I44' wv ~ 'hoii
Records Public notice hereby gwen that the ioi-
loving Resolutions have been presented 20 he Board M AZ
dermen To curb and gutter and relay sue" aus N
front OF Nos s. and H0b0ken-st 20 pave zyh ps-
tween Madison and eth 20 pave >Shs between sl Ad
son and 6h av 70 pave and SGT cusb and gutter IN gh ana
2eth SIS between say and East href 20 nag shir"AE
IN front Of a and 50 Fulfon-sf with hsggng Cni nhss
thick also s. 60 81 a. 49, e. -, 70, So ss' @nn ~ ru-
tonst be- repaired and rehagged - reset cufD AMI gutter
and rspSir sidewalks front Of Nos g. " ~ sn 80 JaJs
80 ~ following y4On-to lsy cr0sswas from north
west corner Of BOwey and ChathaInsquare 10 outheSi
corner sf Csthanne aud DIVISION sts All persons
having objections thereto requested 10 present hsm ia
ng 10 The undersigned at his Ohce OA VI before the
Gtk day Of June neIt-Hay a. 1871
1n.S2 JOHN T DODGE. Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
S.,;ce, Of V. b. PaImer's Agency.

The bcs.ness Of a,yersng Is imgeffeetIy 1AdeIstood
by merchants generally. ar PaiIners gIea eIkensacs
~ agency enable HIN give very impofta ant an
80 gges0ns IN these matters 70 al VINO nlay ssf
nm with an interview. The SUBJECT, as yresen.ed V nm.
0Ythy the serO1s attention u all pers ue en-
:, sed fu sctye business. ~ Y D1,ty Irttua<
.PAlmers enterprise. accompanied as Il - Nth his
trng industry cle>Esghsdhess, snl0mh 1De energy and
m ayeUpg p@rseyerahce deserves the reward which we
have doubted hs would event ally receive r-PALs
de!DAia Public L>dG>T.
~ Mr Palmer -, We 0er.ve entitled 20 the credit Of
organizing and esiabrf1ng upon general scale 10 "a
country ths new ann npoTfsn puDlc eonyenence, se
We doubt not that advantages will be duly undsrsvr
and appreciate and the enterprise BY which they are AZ
fOred fairly rewarded T-Baifssp0rs SEa -
January is issfE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
DCUGHKEEPSIEL LINE of BARGES.

Il The barge CLINTON. Capt Wlltsie, every MON
DAY, EXCHANGE, Capt RosekTans. every THURS
DAY POUGHKEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, every SArUR-
DAY at O'Clock. p NJ from foot Of Munayst for pas
senger and freight The above barges elegantly fur
Bshcd with and spacious and comfortable cab
ms and are expressly fitted up for the comfort and Gonve
nence Of passengers and al Poughkoepsle IN time
for the stages TO Sharon Pine Plains and New Milford For
further information. apply board the barges or 70
ais 6m WILLIAMSON VAIL, l6t WeSt-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
y.B. Palmer's Hints for Rusiness Men.

The door to wealth respectabity influence and honor
H. Who nseeets ADVERTISING not only robs himself Of his
fair advantages but bestOws the spous On his WISER
lie who adyeTtises udcl0usiy and extensively can aloo
10 e MS customers 70 better advantage than he who does
not because he adopts the correct means 70 multiply .nsn
ness He who does the largest business can do ~ hs
smallest per centage Of pront =, 90, .,o., a,oo oa
y death or removal but he would build business
now must be like the time and improve the advantages
To neglect t. is Ike resolving TO travel BY steam
nor by Telegraph IL 10 close ones eyes 70
the light and INSIST living IN perpetual darkness An
individual may DO this at hs cost but community
class. will never act 80 un~isely
The nan WhO refuses 70 advertise MS business IN enect
consse ncagacy and defeat and retreats 10 the rear
DISCRIMINATION and ciTcunspecton should be exercised
the selection Of places and choice made Of the papers
best adapted 10 the pursuits Of advertisers -,
entss well might one object the Of shelterng his
goods protecting them from thieves or dealing them out
Continual peney,rng Advertising # the subject be At all
adapted the and wants Of the pubc sure 70 De
successful ft ndsDut4ble fact that there 40 n-
stance OF well sustained adherence 10 continued system
Of advertising ever failing of success -,
dealings " the country vii the hands VI Ons
tenth OF the present number VI obbeTs N proportion 70 ths
The ecs by which this great and beaesesnt change TO
be effected various but chief among them aderfs
he CITY waere the business s done but IN the most widely
circulated journals Of ne vhoie r>1ion rhence cu'o de
rTed <,...-.
psred 10 what can and inevitably will be.
The merchant VINO has reasonable amount u capital
and his go1 shspe far better Afford 70 aa-
Vsrse tO the VI $40 06 year than any less sum
Those WhO sks hold u this mighty engine al an early Gay
and Weld With jsdgnen and d>cs0H w make gaa for
fms While th0ss Who neglect vii their business
duiadle aD0y and perish II be seized, Ike Ilne "
tie foTelock OF il viii leave the Eegec1I AID dogDns on
VI sight behnd Il. .1.
Extensive advertising morally certaL 70 Nolk -
trade, b. driving thousands Of the cay , Who
aEd concentrating business n tae hsnos "a. N, Nh
know how 20 cbtasn and Keep e. Unm VIZ ~ ,h ~ r, en-
tufiCu Of cash for credit and one nftn OF tno5e ~
gased m trade Will amply suhce 20 90 ne rhols an" va
soon have b, % do. 1a> reroHftor@ - n'soov ''D1"'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Informing LINE for NFW-HAVEN,

1Vk commencing MONDAY. MAY 6-The well-knovS
splendid Aida, Capt Stone Will leave Peck-shp
wharf EVERY MORNING, az u O'Clock for Now-H Haven.
arriving ample take the oT Hartford Spring
held sc. and returning VIII leave Railroad wharf New
Haven al n o'clock N or Immediately after the ARRIVAL
Of the Boston tram Dnner board Freight taken on
reasonable terms Fare 30 cents For further particulars
apply 70 JAMES BISHOP CO, BeaverSt.
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
NOR Observation-Disclosures and

L'OR BRl ORI.-HOuSatOnlc ana
II Naugatuck RalrOad-Farc l2i Cents-Ihe steamer
NORWAIK Can't Weeks. viii leave per IS \ foot Of
Iiberty-st every TUESDAY and THURSDAY AZ 8 A NJ
and SATURDAY at ~ A Returning will leave the
Railroad Deck Bridgeport. every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at Il A NJ Bridgeport and Railroad
freight taken at reduced rates Apply ON board or to the
Agent on the Docs .
NB-The NORwALK Will run IN Flaee Of the ALICE
for few DAYS, while the latter having boiler put
IN and Is otherwise repaired my3 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILhOAD-
I'VE Sumner Arrangements Leave Dover ~
Treiyht; 10 AN and PM Leave MorrssSoTIh MorrS1I =
Freishti s rs An and 2 % n n Ls4's Aii''iN' .
Treleht: 6s3s13A NJ and IS 70 ~ - ~. .a
RETURNING. LEAVE NEW-Yokk-toI Dssef ,e :, y; 81
llSOA Freight and IPM For Honisio.n n ~ ~ ~ ~
A VI FTelght; an9 Z, 6, u fof hiA4i'-i' ''' -
A n Freight. and T. 6 p N. - -. ~. "A
DOVER PAsSENGER LISEs.LLsAys L s D9ysrt sys M II
Nedisrn : IS A VI and2t5PH SUMMIT. y An aaa
ssPh Mllly., 2 AN 1Sd i1. s sss ~ ~ I'd
p " A. Esw-Yors Al ss5 NJ and ,ePh
RETU RNING-Leave New OK a. ~ a N ANN
pm leave Newark az IS ~ @Ad 5 - = "a, l1;- 49,.
The Morning Dover Tram vii reeve 40 seueei 80
senrtrS a. Rockawsy peEvle Mors P4lns noiIls.o~hi
haG-scn. Chatham. Summit, AlVn-e, eea'h Vf~hte anu
QTapEe pkp0Ls only.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
n a A1r1u HcnpK Il NY and IntermadIaie places.

II
Il Il NETWORK to ALBANY and intermediate places
By Railroad and Steamboat. -,
On MONDAY. May 70, and until farther notice, the
Trans will run follows, Sundays excepted) IN eonnec-
ton with the steamer ARMENIA.
-YORK-COING NORTH,
From the Office IN HudsOnst., near Chambers-st
All for PoughkeepSe, stopping at all the way STA
tOns ,,. ... .,
town Sing Sing Peekskill Garrsons, Cold SPRING Fish
Kill and New -Hamburgh ,,.
Al 2l for freight and passengers 70 Poughkeepsle
stouplng al all the way stations, on signal -,
Al I'll p NJ Steamboat Tram 70 Pougtkeepsiel hlDany
and ate places stopping at Manhattanvle 1on-
kers Hastings Dohbs Ferry, Deaman, Tarrytown, sing
Sing Peekskill Garrs0ns, Cold Spnng, tshkil' new
Hanburgh and Poughkeepse, and thence oy steamer AZ
AtNPM for Poughkeepse stopping at all the way sta
tOns ,.,...s
A6PM for Peekskll stopping at all the way stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPS1E-GOING SOUTH,
AHA for New York stopping al Milton Ferry, New
Hamburgb Low POINT, Fishkil. Cold Spring, Garnsons
PeeIsEil Boscohe Croton Sing Sing Tarrytown, Dear
man Dobbs Ferry. Yonkers One-hundred and
ond 81 and Manhattanvlle ~, VI, -.
Att for freight aad passengers 70 new -hoh' sup
plne al ali way stations, on signal
Nul A M for New-York, stopping at all the way sta
IIpM for Neu-York OF on arrival of the steamboat
vhcb leaves Albany az II AN, stopping at New-Ham-
buTgh FIshklQ Cold Spnng, Gansons PeeAskhl, sing
SinS Tarrytown Denrman Dobbs Ferry 1onkeb, and
Hanb sffanyiTe reaching New-YoTk before 7 M
At6IPN for New-Y0rk, stopping at all way stations
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR sEw-YoRk,
At6A NJ stoprlng At all way stations, on signal
Passengers will please procure tickets before entering he
cars Gmv2s III OLIVER II. LEE Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
the value thereof therein expressed
DATES OF SAILING.
PROM NEw-YoRK

For freight OF passage apply 20 EDWARD \ CULLLNS,
c6 Wall-st New York BROWN SHIPLEY CO, Ly-
erpool = G ROBERTS CO, 10 Kings Arms Yard
London 8 Boulevard hOntmartTe, Pans
After the Of Apnl next the rate Of freight by the
above steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

a. HUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Change
kJof Hsurs-Commencing May -, ls5l-RAhAPO ana
PATERSON RAILROADS-EIpress Trans IeAse SUE
feLAS follows or on the arrival Of the EIie traha
O'Clock NJ stopping only at RamseYs HohOk1s, P4ter-
poA Huylers and Boiling Spring; at 10 o'clock stop
pzg 0ny at Paterson sAd Boiling Spring al ~ cooS %
N stopping only a. HohOkus, Paterson and Boxing
Srrng IN.
Leave Sew-York AZ o'clock N stopping only a. r@.
sr1on and HohokuS. AZ s. O'clock N stopping only a.
Psssac Bridge Paterson and Hohokus Al ocIocA IA
stoppng only Boiling Sprlng, Huyers 4ne hnSe,
The Express trains leave harkess st2tioh, raIesyn,
for NswYork at 81 and i0i " aad let N Q, On ~
arrival Of the trains from S1fsrens Ihe up 'f' sup -
BcrEen agnsl ~
way Trains leave suferns' al 81 A N and Re~-f0Tk
zfltPM -. ,,A NJ
and r. and s. o'clock N-Lsaye Ne~-fofN a. . ~-o
10 d and u and g. O'Clock p N ,A ~ .rd
SUNDAYS S-Ieaye Paterson AZ u 0cloSA - -
Oslock NJ. Leave NewY0rk at ocSooA A's1 '1a,atT
O%lOck NJ 1y.S
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
XPRESS.-Steamer

II s. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
u . IFORNIA Cuba. Central and South America, &c
Indispensable 10 travellers and gold miners
lection against foreign aggression Visitors 70 the Worlds
Far require them, they visit the Continent, especially
in rs present disturbed state Americans applying for let
at the London Post-Oce, must produce their pass
ports Issued by j B MONIES, Notary Public, 60 Broad
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

nIRECTORS. - Notice. -- The AN
H. NUAL ELECTION for Directors Of the RICH
MOND GRANITE COMPANY will be held at the Office
OF RUSS l. REID, 2Se Broadway, TUESDAY, the 10th
day Of June next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ:
Ecwyork May 81 1881 my22 law3ws
METROPOLITAN BANK.-NOtice is
I'VE hereby gwen that the THIRD INSrALLMENI OF iS9 -
per cent on the Capital Stock Of the metropolitan Bank VIII
e PAYABLE on Thursday 5th day Of June neIt, at Their
Banking Room, 81 Walst Per order OF me boSd ot Dl-
rectorS 4. WILLIAMS, Cashier
Eewyork NAY 10 1851 myl9 Sw