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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
g. NEW-HAVEN Rail.

ROAD-Summer Arrangement On and after
MONDAY. June 2, the following Will leave the
Canalst Station, near Broadway Passengers also receiyed
al the NewYork and Harlem Railroad Once, Tweny-sey
/. Accommodation Tram a: NJ for New Haven and
all intermediate stations Passengers from Way Stations for
Albany and tie Stations Housatonc and Naagauck
Railroads VIII take this train and stop Bridgeport Pas
sengers n Boston, Providence Worcester Hartford Srne
field and Connecticut River Railroads will take this
and JON Express Tram a NeShaven Passenger f tie
Canal Railroad Sill take tins tram 70 New Haven.
O. Express Tram at o'clock VI for Stamford Bridge
port and New Haven, thence to Hartford Springfield Con-
neccu River Railroad Wor ester Providence and Bo:oG
Passengers for Canal Railroad wlll chaI-a az New
Haven Passengers for the Holsatonc Railroad - SAFE
Line, Albany aud Plttshed. and for the Naura.ucS Rail-
Acconmoda.ion Tran at o'clock, for Ne7.Ha-
and al nte rnedae Stations Passengers by TINS Tras
for Stations on the Hartford and NewHaven Railroad
W. % Ren Re over I've & a. Ne~ f nATen n r rn ei
three to FIVE hours at Haven Hartford Springfield
Station wherethe ENpres Tram receives passengers
Passengers by tins Tram for the Canal Railroad s
atNew Haven until 5. Z NJ
$ Express Tram at NJ for Stamford Norvalk Bridge
port and New Haven thence 20 Hartford Springfield Wor
cester and Boston connecting AZ Bridgeport with Tram Of
Housaonc Railroad TO P,sfeld and with Tram OF Nan
rautuck Rahroad On Saturdays TINS Tram connects with
Tram Of Canal Railroad at New Haven.
G. ACCOMMODATION Tram at 4 M. for New-Haven and
l. Communication Train at 25 NJ for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations
g. Special Tram at 30 NJ lOr Port Chester and mter-
TRAINS TO NEw-YoRK
l.
Al all intermediate stations.
2 ComrnutatIon Tram at A VI from New Haven, stop
ping at all the intermediate stations.
g. Accommodation Tram at IS A VI. from New-HaVeh
all intermediate stations, receiving passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad AT Bridgeport.
4 Accommodation Tram at 80 M from NewHaven,
stopping all intermediate stations. receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven, Canal and Naugaiuck Raul
road .
S Express Train at IS PM I'm connection with the Er-
press Tram from BostOn) from NewHayen, stopping at
Bridgeport NOrwak and Stamford receiving passengers
from the Housa;onic Railroad at Bridgeport, and Canal
Railroad at NewHaven
Special Tram at IS M from Port Chester stopping
al all intermediate stations.
T. Accommodation Tram at 20 NJ (recevlng sassen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Bostonl from
NewHaven. stopping at all lntermedlte stations -,
g. Express Tram at 8 l5 =. NJ. (or IN connection WIN
Express Tram from Boston, stopping az BrdsepOIt Nsr-
walk and Stamford arriving IN New York at II 50 r. NJ
Evening Tram from Ptsfeld connects with this Tram al
Bridgeport. .,.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
seats IN the Cars
le9tf GEO. W WHISTLER Jr. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
| Tr.;ns leove NEW WORK as follows from Dier foo;


of Duane st. daily. (Sundays eXccpted)
l-MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at 6 A. NJ for Dun
kirk stopping only Suiens Chester, Mddetown Della
ware Narrows sburgh, Hancock Deposit Susquehanna
VILE and Oiean THIS tram connects at DunkirA with
hne splendid Steamers, of Wnch leaves Dnncdiaey
on ARRIVAL of the for Cleveiand. direct arriving IN
take the Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take this tram, and
Geneva the evening, and al Rochester ana
Buffalo the same night.
2. MAIL TRAIN, at 8AM wa Piemont, stopping at
all the Stations. and arriving al Emira at 81 PM Tins
at Emra all night aud proceeds next morn
ing al 0 o'clock, at Dunkirk the afternoon.
WAY TRAIN. al 81 PM via Plermont, Ousvie, and
all intermediate Stations. 49, -,
WAY TRAIN, at p Nj, VIA Jersey CITY, ior OtsVnie'
and all intermediate Stations.
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, at6 p NJ, for Dun
kirk stopping at the Stations as the day Express
Tram (eNcept Hancock - ,,.,.
en NIAGARA. KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
one of which will leave for DETROIT, direct, on the
arrival of the and connect at Detroit with the Ef-
press Trains tie MICHIGAN CENlRAL NALL
ROAD. for Chicago. MILWAUKEE,, Sc ,.
Passengers for Geneva Rochester ana bunalo waxing
this Tram arrive Geneva next morning. ana al hoches-
ter and Buffalo IN advance of any other Ine
TO NEWNORK.
I MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dunkirk at
ga stopping the Stations as gong west ana az
rlvine IN New-Nork the same evening. - =, .
2 WAY TRAIN, leaves Otlsvle AT bt A. NJ stopIshg
n all the Stations. arriving IN New-fork Al lUW
3 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Dunklrk at 10 A; M stopping
nj all the Stations and arrives in Elmra at D. r M
4 MAIL TRAIN. leaves Geneva at A NJ ana Eiih-
ra.a A NJ stopping at all the Stations, and arrives h
Evening EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dunkirk at
g. p NJ stopping the places as going west ana al
Goshen and arrives IN New York the next forenoon
FREIGHT TRAINS. leave from pier foot "i Duanest,
NJ for all Stations on the Road ana ior hocheso
vi CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
NEW-YORK and NEW ORLEANS

v NTkANINfiIP LINZ HE nov anu tItsaht UuUuIo-
engine steamships UNION. SUO tuns burden. Capt ).
Budd WINFIELD SCOTT 100 tuus burden, Capt Mn
ney Coaillard. compose tins lue, and viii leave NEW
YORK ami NEW ORLEANS on the lst and 18Th of each
meath, at o'clock IN the afternoon. except when those
dres fall Sunday, when the shs wal leave Monday,
ssae hour.
The WINFIELD SCOTT viii leave New-York on the
hs, deseN month, and the UNION the 18th oi every
month, for New OT.eanS.
These ships have been built wth great and cost and
No skill expense spared to strength. speed aud
comfort they every respect hrst class steamers
fW freight ~ passage apply follows For steamship
Cnlon to SPOFFORD, TILESrON y co, tSSocth-st
fsr steamer Winfield Scott to
DAVIS, BROOKS co, sS Besver-st.
In creT g. the wishes of shippers the prcpretors o
hs hne have decied t0 reduce the rate Of freIgai
Aessur,ms nt su.ls to 30 cents per cube foot ny3Mf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
r S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY.

u For NEW ORLEANS direct, via HAVANA.
Fare reduced. -
On SATURDAY, July 26 at 3oclock iEe splendid steam
shin CHEROKEE $50 tuns burden HY. WINDLE,
Commander VIII sail SATURDAY July 25. at precisely
3oclock p M from her per at the foot of Warrenst n
r. with the Government Mails, direct for HAVANA and
NEW-ORLEANS.
Chagres NcwOreans transferred at ta-
yana 10 the splendid double steamship FALCON
Freight taken TO New Orleans al 30c. per foot.
Specie only taken freight 20 Havana.
No bis Of ladlng VIII be signed after the steamer mas
sailed
For freight passage apply to the ONCE OF the Copa
ny, "a ~ ,Ssth %u9''''' '0'"'' - NJ O ROBERTS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-

PANT -Ony through line fo California Snd Oregon.
The public informed that under the &rrsnsemeni
q tins Company steamers INSPECTED and approved hs the
Nav Department and carving the United States Mail Mn
Tsat TO leave Panama ami San FRANCISCO the st and
cdsnts, and Will touch at Acapulco San Diego and Mos
teIty
ne iS'wins s.eanshs oe'ons ne to the Pacific Ma
vii be siways por' a, each end Of the rsGte
Panama I tSf tuns Carolina sn0 ,u,s
California. i.0o0 tuns: Columbus Sas trn..
Tenne~see, ,Suo luns lshlnux.
Ncqthcrnef, I 2,l tuns, Unicorn 500 tpn,
Columbia ses tHns, Antelope
Fremont, tuns
The new sesmship Columbia VIII MY between Ss Fran
CISCO ano Oregon. tln< the former port ths
stlNa Of the mails anc PASSENGERS o Panama. ana
mng without DELAY with The Ias and passengers oT
steamer nom san Francisco.
AgIar ne oi prcpelors VII be Kept Gp for the
rAon oi ireshi and transient pAssensers between PsnS
The well kuown steamship Sarah Sands O; >oo spr'
sh now under charter 20 the conpSnf and pecuLasy
a. AZ cktrs family ulaf
One ofthe above steamers will keep up the es
wen Acapulco and the other Meyca,. lSsJs.
.e eSnnectsn M the Atasuc NIL - iuanSined By ne
sh'.se States Nan Steamships
SeEsa, SOoo tuns Cvescert City. /. 500 trns
1hlo, S,st< tuas. Cherokee. ,StS tauS,
Empire CITY. 2.oOe tuns; Philadelphia. lOo0 tans.
lssylss NewieTs tor Chsges the llth and GOA ~
Ise new steamship Eidorado and the FAlech will form
ve line between NewO Orleans and Chagres. leaving ~
,h{tfooS -, VII insure hstie dsieon possible on
sesh line 10 and from New Orleans and ports Mexsce,
aiorha aud OT,gon Pas>aso from New Orleans can hs
xs.,<d xsa.d nom ARMSTRONG. l.AwENSoN co,
Iss hrs for through tickets from Nsw-yOrs to San Fra
w. has been reduced ifca
n Ii State Rooms to. .. ssse
~ N Lower Cah,n nta-...------.----------..-2 900
fm New yorS h. Chasrrs Win be at the loves,
y y any ssis ssa sts amer between tt.~e IoTis
.fthooesf heri,s Spply a'tNe ofsce g ne Coraraaj
Gnsu,,' ''L st e. nj ,hsr Asen'y, ~ |s.is.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of BARGES.

Il The barge CLINTON, Capt. Wltsie, every MON
DAY; EXCHANGE, Cart Rosekrans every HUKS .T1FS-
DAY at O'Clock. NJ, from foot Of Murray-s ior pas
sengers and freight The above barges elegantly iur-
nshed with state rooms and spaous and comfortable cab
ms and expressly fitted up for the comfort and eonve-
of passengers, and arrive at Ponghkeee IN ume
for the stages Sharon. Pine Plains and Milford For
further information apply on board the barges. OF 70
ais TN WILLIAMSON l. VAIL, l6i West-N
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Y'HE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL STEAAlEKS-The ships

comprising Tins Ine arc The = =
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce BALIlC, Capt CoihtooK,
ADRIATlC. Capt Grafton
These ships have been bnlt by contract, expressly io
Government care has been taken IN Their con-
strucon as Engines. strength ana
speed and their accommodations for passengers are un-
sauaied for elegance comfort Price of passage from
New YORK 10 Liverpool $3.50 exclusive of extra size
stat = rooms SSy5 from Liverpool 10 New-York t53 An
eyperenced surgeon attached 10 each ship No berth can
n. secured until maid for The o these ships viii
~, IN. seco,ntabe for gold silver bullion, specie, iewey,
.e.us stones or metals unless bills OF adng are slrnea
therefor. aud the value thereof therein expressed
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW-NORk SUPREME COURT
: CIV and County ii New Nork-James B Smith and
Washington I>aaes asaius, Leopold herz-Summons or
money demand on contract - ON. not scrf-Iu Lto-
POLDHKRZ You are hereby summoned and required To-
answer ih. complaint tis acton. wich has been ted
III dav m tie office ofthe Cr OF the CITY and COUNTY 0t
New lurA at the City Hal The Clty q New lo4s. and
to srr copy Il your - tn sid complaint ol ne
Subscribers al tleir Office NJ. Deystreet, the city Of
Nt,VY0rk within twenty days after the service Of ts
SumolS 0 goU exclusive ~ the day o such service au
4 Won h to answer TIL said complaint within the te
aforesaid the plaintiffs ;As acton VII take Jndg ne-t
arausI ven .ci TIE Il hundred and iiris Al
sid S,y-slx witt nitrcs from the Ihrieth daf ~
Nay. ,uo thousand cri' huHirv. and 81 f-oue s-"e>
il.e ecss ii ~ ls'.D4 D.tcl Iulf'et Niat- ttfi
lENFnl - - r. ANl MAN. fis - '- ff' i'f'-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY-Summer Arrangements. Commencing
MONDAY, March 81. lS5l.-This Road extends from
EIIZABkTHPORT IS miles - the WHITE HOUSE,
n reducing the staging between the terminus OF the
THIS line leaves New York 10y steamboat Red Jacket per
No North River and connects with trans on the New
jersey Railroad which leaves New-iork from foot OF Cor-
land-st
ct pier No North River, at A M passenger; 7. Nj.
freight and p NJ passenger, and by j Railroad foot
of Coriland-st. At "a NJ and 2 and St PM
Trains leave White House and following places for New
York as follows
White Hous, at 3, A M Freight at iOA NJ; PA,sen-
ger at p. Nj.
Scmervlle at 80 A NJ Freight at O5 A NJ, Passenger
al205PM
Bound Brook at so A NJ; Freight at Is A NJ Pas
senger at Is p Nj.
westdeid at 80 A NJ; Freight at 50 A NJ Passenger
at 50 7 Nj
Ehzabethtown at IS A M Freight at 10 30 A NJ Pas
Ei1aieihport az 30 A NJ Freight at 10 IS A NJ Pas
senger al 3 p NJ
ON Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays trains leave
Somele for Pespack, Lesser CrossRoads and plueka-
STAGES Will he III readiness the arrival ii the NJ.
tram from YORK at the hte House convey passen
60 Easton. Wkesbarre Bethlehem. Allentown and
Mauch Chsnk Penn and 70 Clinton FemungtOn Lebanon,
NP-All BAGGAGE at the rsk Of the owners untll de-
yered the actual Of the Agents Oi the Com
pauy aud checks or receipts gwen therefor m3lu
A NEW ROUTE TO SCRooLEYs MOUNTAIN, va the Cen
ra Railroad of New jersey Passengers from New York
f,r the Mountain VII leave NewIork daly SUNDAYS
celted) al o'clock AN either from Per No North
River sfeaubla ~ Red Jacket OF from loot " Cortland
ST. VIA NowJerSey Railroad. 10 Elizabeth Town. where
White House thence y coaches. a niles the Noun
tam. arriving tine 70 uifc- ieSOt~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
DEGULAR NAIL LINE via Stoning-

\ ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT, crarylng the great
Eastern United States Mail without change of cars or de-
teniion. The steamer c. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
Stone and Commodore Capt w. II Frazee, IN connection
with the Stonngon and Providence and Boston and Prov
ience Railroads leaving Newfork daily, lSundays ex-
cepte from Pier No r. first wharf above Battery
place al O'Clock and Stonington at g. o'clock Nj
OF ARRIVAL of the mail tram which leaves Boston al y
PM.
These unsurpassed for strength. safety,
speed comfort and The officers are experiences
and attentive.
The natural advantages of this route superior TO
other beng shorter aud direct the p more pleas
sNly and e1pedltlously performed while passengers en-
ALWAYS rev upon reaching their destination advance u
those by either Of the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New fork-hl onday !" ednes-
day and Friday
From Stonlngton--Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The c. VANDERBILT from New -York-Tuesdas,
Thursday and Saturday.
From mStonington-1fonday, Wednesday and Friday.
NB-Passengers ARRIVAL AT Sonngton proceed nline-
daiey per Mail Train to Providence and Boston or pre-
fered board the steamer and Sunday eIcepte
take the Accommodation Train from Stonlngton at NJ
which connects at Providence with the ii AN IRAN or
Boston.
A Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram
through each
Newport passengers leave Providence at M daily ex-
SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton paSsenges pro-
ceed nme daely the arrival OF the Mail Tram At Man,
field ,.
For passage berhs rooms. freight application
may he made Pier g. North River or at the ofce Bat
teTy-Dlace Ie2u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
S,TRFET DEPARTMENT.. No. 4 Hall

bSof Records Corporation NDIce.-Publc notice fs
herehy e,n that the following resolution has been aaoptes
py the Common Council Resolved That Pier No. -, East
Rg,r foot Of, Of,CatheriHe-sireet he WIDENED :" as 70
nike tie same 30 vide ami rebuilt and etended to The
exterior under the direction of the street COMMISSION
Or and that the Street Commissioner give the notice re-
ored by law 10 the propretOrs lots lying opposite the
sad Per 70 unite with the Ma Aldermen and ComnDn-
aty IN making the said widening rebuilding snd esensioh
and IA neglect Of the sat pcpretors " note WI"
.he siid Mayor Aldermen and Commonay, and 10 sonui
butte their respective proportions a the of tho
widening rebuilding and extending. the same shall be doF
by the Street account of the said proprs-
tors and the expense thereof taken from the appropriation
for Docks aud Slips Trust Account" Adopfed by ths
Board II Assistant Aldermen June g. 8j Adopted by the
Board Oi Aldermen June t. 1871 Approved by the Mayor
June l3. 1851. JOHN I DODGE. Bsreet Commissioner.
elg6y
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
I SPASSPORTS for EUROPE,C

u sIFORNIA, Cuba, &c.-Indspensable to travellers
"A snre protection against foreign aggression NsltoIsts
to Worlds Fair" require them, more especially II they
visit the Continent where person permitted To Lana
vthouf passport Americans applying for letters at the
loadon Post Oce, must produce Their passports issued
by j b. MONIES, Notary Public 90 Broadway.
B-J. Is MONIES is Commissioner for nearly every
stste m the Union jyli 6t.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

tce is hereby that petitions have been presented
IN the Board of Assistant Aldermen and referred 70 the
Committee ON Sewers, for a SEWER IN fHlRTf-SE'-
ENTH ST from point l75 feet west Of 6th.av TO sewer IN
6th-ay Also for a SEWER IN ELEVENrHSr from the
westerly line Of ~ the n Avenue Also TOT
aSEWER in mLISPENARD-Sr from opposite No ~ 70
and 10 connect with present sewer between thurcM
and " est Broadway. Also for SEW ER IHikI1 y SEI-
FNTH. ST between 7th and 9Th avs Also for SEWER
IN BRIDGE-ST from point $50 feet west 81 htsha-st
10 the sewer IN Brdgest east of Whehal-s Also Tor
SEWER IN TWELFTH-Sr. from near bth-ay 10 tnd
through 7thay 10 sewer IN Thirteenth st Also res0lu-
ton to change the route of the SEWER IN BATTERY
PLACE So that Il VIII run through Battery place 10 ths
center of West- and empty the Ontne sogh side
of per No All persons interested IN the above having
objections thereto are requested 70 present the saie IA
wftng Stating their extent Of interest and place of os
mes. or residence 10 the Undersigned AZ TIE oihce u the
Croton Aqueduct Department on or before July q or
dor of the Committee ON Sewers New York July 1871
iyto TGt ALEX r DODGE Sewer Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
n.CIr1C MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

~. onl, ,brough Line for CALIFORNIA ana VIE VhS-
CON VIA CHAGREs DIecfaIe RedSseSon stea
p 'ouIH eo0 tuus burden. Capt flnday oChsnss'
nsnder VIII ssll MONDAY July y; =, ococA North
BE-, y;h tbe oyanment Mails for Chagres colnec,nS
sS The fsyorte United States Mail searship ns
rpNER 10 leave Panama about the 18TH of huguss
Iw neisn' pa " paSSf ~ Ws5lren ii jyl5t8
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.

..cc.IcTAN STEAM NAVIGATION 20.
Mail Line 20 SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
O-p,ss s,eamers Of this Company VIII SAL regularly
sna From New-York.
x,,xcroN Cant " G Floyd. Saturday, August 2.
vlshi,vvcT0N Cant W G. Floyd, saturday, Ocl 4.
wasis!vvSST0N Cap,. W g. Floyd, Saturday, Nov q.
vSnn.wv Capi +. Crabtree Saturday. july II
TykmM.aNS cant & Crahtree, Saturday. Sept. ..
htreyANN, Capt +. Crabtrce, SAturCaJ 10Y !;
hlkeeWiNN Capt. r. CrabtGee Saturday DEC q.
euScTON Tr,day July H. Wednesday, July 10
sStiINGTON, Friday, Sept. ). "Wednesday, sep w.
sisHINGTON. Fnday, OCT. 81. WEDNESDAY nov. ra 70
Ekh1xsNNNN' l,nJsy anrnst8 "Wednesday, Aug. l3
sTpMANE, Triday. Oct. 8. "Wednesday n ~
rTRNANS, Friday, Nov zS Mednesu-,,, -, or Pre-
'pnfe Of passage fron New York 10 SouthaniV''" " ~
"a first cabin sI20 second do, $50 -, .oarner
An experienced Surgeon ~ attached ~ e"S" ''
Tor freight or passage apply 70 70 ,ayav Ny
NOLLER, SAND ( RIERA. % bfoa"""
G A HEINCKEN j. co, Bremen D,cou.hsmn,cn
MARTINEAU, CROSKEf w. Wifi
WM ISELIN Hayre.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of

~ the application of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
rnonay Of the City # NewYork. relative % the OPES
ING Of ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY FIFTH
STREET from Eghth-avenne TO the Blooming Road,
in the CITY Of New-York. Public Notice hereby gwen
nv tie Mavor Aldermen and Commonalty of the City
New York purs uant such made and pro-
vded that the said the Mayor, Aldermen and Comnonaty
of the CITY of NewYork intend make application IN the
Supreme Court Of the State Of New-York, at Special
Term Of the said Court 70 be held at the CITY hal OF me
SATU the 10Th day Of July. 1851,
a. the opening the Court that day soon there
after Counsel can be heard for the appointment oi Com
missl0ners of Estimate and Assessment IN the above en-
titled matter that the and extent of the improve
ent is the Opening Of 25hsreet from Eighth 70
the Boomn gae Road LAID upon the map plan Of
the Cv of New York. by virtue of Act entitled An
act relative Improvements touching the LAYING ont Of
Streets and Roads in the City of NewYork and for other
purloses passed Apu g. ls07Dated NewNork, June a,
1851 HENRY T.. DAVIES,
je20 I'm COunse- to the Corporau"h
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE

- MFNTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA via
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD MORNING
LINE leaves Pier No North Ryer foot Of Battery-pace,
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt. John Simpson, for
South Amboy thence by the superior cars Of the Company
m Camden lesrhIng PHILADELPHIA at l25 stopping at
Spottswood West Prospect PLAINS. Cranbery station,
Hghtstovsn Centorille NewtOwn. Sand Hills, Borden
town and Burlington. .
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily tSundays eHcepted)
NJ via South Amboy TO Camden arriving at Phlla-
delpha at 81 p M stopping al Sp0swood. West Nights
tow wu lrdenown Burlington. Beverly Ranc0cas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tran
fare 81 cents oooo
Breakfast dinner and supper provided on board the steam
boat John Potter
TNIIGRANT LINE at s. o'clock p Passengers
leave by steamboat NSPORT Capt John Could daily,
(Supdays eHcepted ), O'Clock, PM for South Amboy,
procee m cars to o1entown and take steamboat to BUR-
IINGTON and arrive at Philadelphia next morning at
O'Clock. Fare { 10.
Tly pounds of baggage allowed each TO he
carried al the risk ofs owner hut nothing VIII be received
" 90 - | BLISS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

- PREME COUR 1 In tne lndtttr ol
- the application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty of the CITY of New York relative 70 the OPENING of
FIFTY FIRST-STREET, from Tenth-avenue 70 the Hud-
son River In the City OF Newlork Public notice Is mere
nv gwen bv the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay oi me
CITY Of York pursuant 10 statute IA such case made
and provided the said the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monaty of City of NewYork intend 81 make apphca-
ton IN the Supreme Court of the state Of New-fork ~
Special Term the Sald Court to be held AT the CITY a
Of the City cf NewYork, SATURDAY, the 18Th day OF
july 1851 the opening of the Court On that day or as
thereafter Counsel he heard for the appoint
en of Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment IN the
above entitled matter that the nature ana extent 81 me
,nnrovement is the opening Fifty frSt-stree from Tenth
avenue 10 the Hudson RIVER IN the CITY ot YORK, rs
lad out upon the map plan of the City o ny
virtue of an Act entitled An act relative to Improvements,
touching the laying out Of Streets and Roads IN the CITY of
New York and for other PURPOSES, passed Apr 3d. lSg
' HENRY +. DAVIES.
t.f fl.a (f.r fan
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

IhEME Il ,Ot IL IN the matter OF
Cthe Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty Of the City II New York relative the OPENING Of
FIFTY from Fifth avenue 20 Broadway,
IN the City of Newi0rk Public notice hereby oy
the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty of the City ofNew
York. pursuant q statute such made and provided,
that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the
City of New-York intend to make application IN The Sa-
peme Court of the State Of NewYork az SPECIAL FERN
of the ad Court be held the City Hall of the City of
New-York. on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of July 1851 at
the opening Of the Court that day soon thereafter
Counsel can be heard for the appointment of Comns
sluner of Estimate and Assessment the above entitled
matter that the and extent OF the improvement
the Openng of 59th- street. from Fifth 70 Broad
wav in the City Of New York laid out upon the map
plan OF the CITY OF New York. by virtue of an Act entGed
An act relative improvements touching the LAYING out
Of Streets and Roads the City Of Newiork and tor
other purposes passed Aprl 3D. ls0-Dated Newfork.
June l6 1851 HENRY f. DAVIES.
ie20 i'm Counsel "a the Corporation
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
pRopOSED DATES OF SAILING.

Fer freight or passage apply 70 EDWAkpk Il SOLLiNo'
NWalIst New York BROWN, SHlPLEY co Lrv-
epool; j.. G. ROBERTS co, 10 Kings Arms Yard,
Lcndcn, 8 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris .-,.
After the lst of Aprl neyt the rate OF iIesht Nv s
above steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced