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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
SUPREME COURT-City and County

oof New York Mortimer Denote and Nathan Jack
SON executors and Ann Z. Hale. erecutur, Of Elias W
Hale, deceased. ag Joseph X Searns administrator If
John scaEns deceased Sarah Sea wife Of John Stearns,
John Steams j Jane Mara, wife OF Adolphus Lane and
John N, Henry r. James s. and Sarah K, children Of
Henry h Stearns. decessed-To JOSEPH X. STEARNS.
Sn fou hereby summoned aad required 10 answer the
complaint IN this action. Of which copy filed IN the
Office Of the CLERK Of the Supreme Court OF the City AMI
County of New York the lth day of July 1881 at 81
O'Clock, A NJ and 10 copy fyour AZ
our Office No l97 Broadway. IN the City Of New-Yors.
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
the day such service and If YOU fail 70 answer the
complaint aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this action Will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded the
plant Dated July l2th 1851.
DENOTE SUTHERLAND,
IVA law7wM Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIvER--By the splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted 70 the Of Loag
Island Sound, running connection with the Fall River
ard Old Colony Railroad distance OF 50 miles, 20 Boston
only. Leave pier y X, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton. on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at3PM
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS t5PN
line IS the only that direct Newport.
These steamers are fitted with commoous
and eyery for the security and comfort
sengers who afforded by thus route nights rest
board and arrival at Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning
on board cttDg theiT breakfast, wished for until
starting Of the accommodation tram ga ter-past
o'clock A NJ which reaches Boston quarter before 3
O'Clock, A NJ
baggage master attached TO each steamer who re-
ceives and tickets the baggage, and accsm es the
TO destination.
The rates for passage and the pTee OF faterUOms the
same by other ines
;edner connection With this line 10 and from
Providence, daily. except sundays.
Fare from New York through - Providence Fall River
or Neyport 50 TO New Bedford. fare 50 CO.
Frecht 10 Boston is taken the rates by TIE
other regular lines and forwarded with grea; expedition by
An Exurcss Freight TRAM which leaves Fail River every
morning Sundays excepted) at O'Clock for Boston and
New Bedford arriving al It's destination at about II
AM
For bcrths apply board If II Is desired
IN secure them ahead. application may he made to
ielOy TISDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II West-st.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning.

u ~ for BOSION, h, NEW-BkD-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT, crarying the great
Eastt IN United States Mail without change Of de-
teptIon The steamer c. VANDERBILT, Capt. Joel
stone and Commodore, Capt w H. Frazee, in connection
with the Sonngton and Providence and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads leaving NewYork daily Sundays
cepted from Pier No N R. first wharf above Battery
place o'clock PM and StOnng0n at 81 O'Clock NJ
or arrival of the mail tram which leaves Boston at
PM.
These steamers unsurpassed for strength safety,
speed comfort and elegance The officers experienced
and attentive.
The natural advantages Of this route superior any
other, being shorter and direct the trp pleas
4fly and eXpeditlOusly performed while passengers
always rely upon reaching their destination advance q
those by either of the other routes.
The COMMODORE, from New York-Monday WedEes-
day and Friday.
From Slonington-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The c. VANDERBILT, from ~-forS-Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday
From mStonington-Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY.
NBPassengers arrV al at StOnIngton proceed lne-
datey per Mail Train to Providence and Boston If
ferrod board the steamer and Is day eNceped
take the Accommodation Tram from StOnngton at A VI.
which connects at Providence with the II AM Tram for
Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train
through each way.
Newport passengers leave Providence at NJ daily er-
cet Sundays New Bedford and Taunton pasengers pro-
ceed me diaely the arrival Of the Mail Tram al Mans
field ,
For passage berths rooms freight application
made Pier g. North River at the office, Bat
t|y-place. IeIu
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

~ the application If the Mayur Ahermsn and Counun
atty Of the City Of NewY-rk relative the WIDENING
Of fBEEKMAS-STREET, between Pearl-s;reet and Park
In tie CITY Of NswYOrk. Public notice is hereby
gwen by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonay of the CITY
OF New Yors, pursuant to statute such case made and
provided. that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty Of the City of New York nd MAKE appca.on n
the Supreme Court the State of NewYork II SPECIAL
Term OF the sad Court 70 he held n the City Han Of tie
City of NewIOTk, SATURDAY, the 18th iay Of Jaly
1881 al the opening Of the Court that day soon
thereafter Counsel be heard the appointment o
Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment the aDrys
entitled matter thai the nature and of the improve
men Is the ieIIng o Bee the n1rtherly
SIDE from ilastreet 70 Park hae west
ery fro tie Aorheasery nj Cfstreot and Bets
street, beng an extension OF the line of BeesMln-
street hci~eeL Pearl and C-s-rets latl the sad Ee
reaches point o: httecn feet nohery from the lOThery
line 81 Eeesman-S'reet, thetce westerly .econ aid
nearly parallel with the norherly line o Sseas.rec, ~
point ca ParSru~, distant fifteen feet uor.ery from the
northery iIne Of Beesan AMI also the widening
oi Beesmansireet the sOnheriy s1e line running
westerly from point the northeTy side of Pea.tree
distant seventeen feet from the souihwesery corner Of
Pearl and Hickman streets, until the SAID e strikes the
southery line OF Beekman opposite the p0; the
n0Tthery line Of said street fsi herenbef mentioned
IS beng iieel feet from the northery line Of SAID
street. as the same laid down map annexed 20 and
forming part Of tAe Rcpo and Resolution adopted b the
Common Council n the above matter-Da'ed Sew-YCrk.
June 10, 1851. HENRY l. DAVIES,
I<O I'm Counsel to the Corporation.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

~ the application cf the Mayor Aldermen and Common.
atty City Of New York relative to the OPENING II
FIFTY FIRST STREET, from Tenthavenue to the Hud-
River the CITY OF NewYcrk. Public notice is here
by gwen by the MAYOR. Aldermen and Ccmmouay of the
CITY Of Newly pursuant to statute IN such case made
and pro, that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monay of the City of New-YOrk intend o make aDplca
ton II the Supreme Court OF the State of NewIork, Al
Special Term of the said Court 10 be held n the City Hall
OF the City OF New York, SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of
July 1851 the opening of the Court that day or az
soon thereafter Counsel be heard for the appoint
ment of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment IN the
above entitled natter that the nature and extent oi the
Improvement the opening Fifty yhrSts'reet, from Tenth
avenue to the Hudson RIVER the City of NewYork as
laid out upon the map plan Of the City of by
virtue of an entitled An act relative 10 improvements
Touching the ayng Of Streets and Roads IN the City NJ
New-Yor and for other purposes passed April 3d. 1857
Dated New York June l6 1851. - ~
HENRY F.. DAVIES
I'm Counsel 20 the Corporation.
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The Pennsylvania Railroads. SC.
PIrrsRVRaH. SatnrdAN /.

1T Isbt kUtt' Sat'I'IaN IUI! II
4 mass meeting Is 20 be held this evening favor
of pushing forward the Pittsburgh and Steubenyille
Railroad. The call tor the meeting j. signed by =
large portion of our most influential citizens, and
there doubt that the road Will specially be built
There IS streng feeling OF retaliation N Pittsburgh
against Philadelphia In regard to the Hempied road
An effort will be made next week TO revive the Con-
nellsville Railroad. 70 have direct 'Ommunica
ton with Baltimore. Other projects are on foot to
connect Pittsburgh with New-lor&.
The river is rising, with five feet OF water IN the
channel. Freights and passages 70 the West are
taken at the very lowest rates The civ IS healthy
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f CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent.
DSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW-YORK 20 ALBANY and TROY, and inter

II -
mediate places By Railroad and Steamboat.
T,eo DAILY Lanes through each tooy.
On na Jga ane road WI" De 'Peneu o' "SVei
On and after thus date the Trains run as follows Ssun-
LEAVE NEw-YoRK, GOING NORTH
From Office neal ChambeTs-st
At AM. for POUGHKEEPSIE, stopping at all the
At8 AM. for ALBANY, stopping at AIanhattanyllle,
Yonkers Dobbs' Ferry, Tarrytown, Sing Sing, Peeksk
GaTsons Cold Spring Fishkill, New Hambnrgh poueh-
ing intermediate places the rver( where the trans
will the passengers and land them IN Albany at
AT IaI PM, for PoUGHKEEPsIE, freight tram,
stopping al al way SPlar,s,vrrpsrr place. s,onns M,Dh.,
tanvillc. One Hundred and Fifty secondst, Yonkers,
Hastings DSbbss Ferry Dearman, Tarrytown Slng-Sng
Pdm Ne% Hsmus ana on Saa Fes FsnIns ihN LO"
AT P NJ for albany, stopping ai Tarrytown Sing
New Hamburger and popghkeepse and thence by steamer
to Oakhl and by Railroad TO Albany. at about lOt NJ
At4P Nj. for TARRYTOWN only, stepping at all way
At t6P NJ. for PEEKSKILL, stopping at all way STA
tons. -
At6i AN. for NEW YORK, stopping at Milton Ferry,
New hamhurgh, Low Point, Fishkili, Cold S9rng Gar
rsons Peekski Boscobel, Croton, Sing Sing Tarytown,
Dearman Dobbs Ferry Hastings, Yonkers, One Hundred
and Fifty second st, and Manhaanvllle r, ,,o,,,
Al M for Freight and Passengers to NEW YORK,
stepping at all way stations on signal
At i6i A. NJ, for NEwYORK, (or on arrival Of boat
from oakh bringing passengers 5 iToS Aisan s,oppns
Peekskill, Boscobel, Sing Sing Tarytow9 oboss Ferry
and Yonkers arriving a, New-York at II p. NJ
At p. Nj, for NEW-iORK, stopping al all 'he way
NtGiP NJ. for NETWORK Tor on arrival Of boat from
OaD stepping at Ihe principal way stations and reach
"' - LEAVE rrEKsKILL FOR NETWORK.
AT o, A M stopping al all Way Stations on signal.
LEAVE TARRyTowS foR NEw-YorA.
At 81 ? Nj, stopping at all Way Stations .,.
Nsw-York July Z. 1851. ie6u
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LAW COURTS.
Supreme Court SATURDAY. July "a.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Judge Edfnonix

SPECIAL TERN
Before Judge Edsnoni,
EhsGoe:h Perry agt. Henry A. Perry
Divorce granted.
Before Judge hIng
Geo. :. Ho,rland act. Samuel S,cdr,,cout
and oiAtrs.-Judgment on referees report for fore
closare and sale. Allowance of q per cent Coats
10 defendant. shaw and the United States 20 be al.
juS;ed
Ia thE matter Of Jotn Clarke, an alleged
lnaaisc--Order for commission granted.
TIE ErecutIre Committee OF Prison As
.ociGoa agt the Wsrden efss >,rg Siay STATE prso1
Mandamus granted.
In me matter Of opening Albany-st. 59tk-
ST. and 7lsf-sf and erIsaa,as Canaisf-PcstPoned to
next Saturday.
Argument was heard on an application
by the representatives of The late Hamilton H. Jack
son 10 set aside sale of res estate made oy The
Sheriff under execution. the ground of the proper
~ having been sacrificed and sufficient diligence not
previously used 10 find persona! estate. To De con-
unued.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY-Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY March 81, l8jl.-This Road extends from
ELIZABETHPORT IS myes to the WHITE HOUSE.
n j. reducing the staging between the terminus OF the
Road and EASTON TO rs miles.
This line leaves NewYOrk by steamboat Red jacket per
No North River and connects with trans on the New
jersey Railroad winch leaves NewYork from foot OF Co-
land-st.
TRAINS UP-Leave New York by steamboat Red Jack
et pier No North River. at A NJ. passengers 7. NJ.
freight and p. NJ passenger and by Railroad, loot
Of Cortland-st at Q A NJ. and and st Nj
Trains leave White House and following places for New
York follows:
White House at 3. A NJ; Freight at 40 NJ; Passen-
Somer,ilie at 80 NJ Freight a, o5 A NJ Passenger
at205P.M
Bound Brook at so A. NJ, Freight at Is A NJ; Pas
Pialnfed at 20 A. M Freight at IS A. NJ Passenger
Westdeld at 50 A. M Freight at so A NJ; Passenger
at2 so NJ .
Elnabehtown a, IS A NJ; Freight at 10 3oA NJ; Pas
sen.er at 3 tsp Nj. "
Ezabothport az 80 A NJ Freight al 10 % A NJ, fas-
senger at 3 80 y. NJ.
On TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, trains leave
Somerve for Pespack, Lesser Cross Roads and PucA-
STAGES will be in readiness on the arrival Of the NJ
train from at the White House 10 convey pasen-
gers TO Faston Wilkcsbarre Bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauch Chunk Penn and Clinton FlemIngton, Lebanon,
Milford and Belvldere. Nj. -
NB-All BAGGAGE al the risk Of the owners until de-
ered the actual OF the Agents OF the Com
pany and checks OF receipts given therefor m3lu
A NEW ROUTE TO ScHooLEY's MOUNTAIN, VIA The Cen
for the Mountain Will leave NewYork daily (Sundays ek-
cepted) at o'clock 4. M either from Pier No North
River steamboat Red Jacket or from foot o Colhu-
ST. via New Jersey Railroad to Elizabeth Town, where
White House thence by coaches IA miles, to the Noun
tai time to dine. lcJV VON
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BRrrAL MuRpER.-We hav

BRrrAL MURDER.-We have TO record
one of the most revolving murder that has ever
,hocked the public ear. The murtered person was
Clarinda vannburg, little daughter Of Isaac Van
tburg one OF the best citizens OF Jackson township,
IN tbs County Her about ten years idlotic ana
blind The hend who perpetrated the deed Is named
Charles srnegraver. stlnegraYeI "as employed as
a l,borer upon the farm OF Mr. FantLourg, and on
ihe 4th INST while Mr.. v and family. except TINS
bepess and hapess childj were absent ~ the cele-
braion Of the 4th at Polk, this monster committed
the murder. urgent soiic-tat-on the pa
rents had confded the child 10 his charge during
their absence lie undertook, when leit alone, 70
eratIfv his brutal passions upon the enid her re-
slsauce added 10 a fear OF her testimony, pfoyoAeu
the demon spirit within him, and he nic ,ec Dio.s
uron her person which caused her death DeprasY
and crlme have marked the whole course OF 'n.s ~
lain's life He has now two wives Hyihg-sone ON ~ -,
Washington Pa and IN JACKSON 70 'ns,p pa; -
,hiS COUNTY He j. sid 20 have thfealehS1 ''P
edlv The hives OF both Of them. .o..., r-,,on.
r Mr.. John Howell, aged aooaS os We, ~
r,.,e Tas recently Siled near ne l' v''i's ,o,,
49, Ii,1ag,ion Co, ~ bang iD'o'-- -'0-'
Orgr!. ,,
,..s,c,. re r,p tied s'l,e p 49,, : ~
Eal.ll ~ ecs-s4 '!--.ls'
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SUPREME COURT.-Horace Beals

and William Fraser against Peter Brown and Ches-
ter ell-To PETER Z BROWN and CHESTER BIZ
DELL: You are hereby summoned and required to an
swCr the COMPLAINT this action, which was hled IN me
Office of the CleA Of the County Of Kings NJ the cry "
IN the City Of Brooklyn the 23 day If May lB)l and
T. serve couv of the SAID complaint on the
subscribers al their office, Number II Wasireet. IN the
CITY of NeH-Y York within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and II you
f 10 answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
the planil1S IN THIS Will take judgment against you
Tor the sum of sir hundred dollars and sixty
seven cents with the OF three hundred aud
thirty three dollars and thirty three cents from the 18th
dsy of Apnl d. 1851, and also interest the sum OF
three hundred and thirtythee dollars and thuty-tonr
cents from the 18th day of MAY 1851 beside the cost
Of this action-Dated MAY 28 1851
ie2 law6wM 5 NJ. s ID +. MEEKER. Pitts Atys.
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Railroad Accident.

BOSTON Satur iaN, July IL.
An extra train from Worcester to Providence RAJ
off the track this morning, near Lonsdale, demosh
ing the engine and several cars No lives were lost
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

u
of Duane 81 daily, (Smdays exceptedC a, T. r,.
VI o'lNORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at6 A: Nj Tor Dun
krk stoplng only at Suerns Chester, MddIetOw DeIa
ware Narowsburgh, HANCOCK deposit, 9HHons
vale Olean THIS tram connects al Dunkuh WIN
line splendid Steamers, one OF winch leaves hnheua'ey
OF ARRIVAL Of the for Cleveland direct arriving ID
time 10 take Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take THIS tram anu
arrve at Geneya the evening" and at Rochester ana
Buffalo the same night -. .-.- -.
g. MAIL TRAIN, at AM VIA PIerinon'' 81 s,cpPinrT 80 q.
ali the Stations and arriving at Emira at 81 PM THIS
tram EmlTa all night, ana proceeds next morn
Ing al O'clock arriving al Dunkrk IN the afternoon
WAY TRAIN at 81 NJ, via Piermont Otsvilie, ana
all intermediate stations ~. o...;,,.
WAY TRAIN, at NJ, VIA jersey CIty, for O'isNnie'
and all intermediate Stations. ~
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, at 6 PM, for Dun
kirk stopping az the Stations as the DAY Express
Tram, (eXcept Hancock 49, -, ,,,.,.
This Tram connects at Dmkrk with the splendid steam
ers NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STAT and EMPl!E, h
one of which will leave for DETROIT, direct on he
arrival Of the ears and connect at Detroit with the *
press Trains the MICHIGAN CENTRAL hAiL-
ROAD, for Chicago. Milwanke, &c.
Passengers for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo. taxing
this Tram arryc Geneva next morning. and at Roches-
ter and Buffalo in advance Of any other line.
TO SEW-Y0RK.
l. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunkifk at
6A stopping at the Stations as gong west aud ar
riving in New-York the same evening.
2 WAY TRAIN. leaves Otisvie at 81 A. M, sopI-ng
at all the Stations. arriving IN New-YoTk at lU10
g. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Dunkirk at 10 A NJ stopping
at all the Stations. and IN Elmlra al % r. NJ
A. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva at A M; ana Eim-
at A N, stopping at all the Stations, and arrives IN
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dunkirk at
81 p M stopping the same places as gong west ana at
Goshen, and arrives in NewYork the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS, leave from per foot of Duane-st,
NJ for all Stations the Road, and ior Rochester
ie s,f CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

Cthe appcafl,4 Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty O the City # New York relative 70 the OPENING Of
FIFTY from Fifth avenue 20 Broadway
II the City of NowI0k Public notice Is hereby gwen By
the Mayor, Aldermen and CommonAty of tine City New
York pursuant 20 statute such made and provided
thatth said the Mayor Aldermen and CcmnOnaty Of the
City ui NevioFs intend u make application the Sl-
prve Ccurt II The State OF NevYork n Special Term
Of the SAID Court to e held the City Hall Of he City Of
Newfork SATi RDAl tAe l9Sh day Of Jsy. 1851, al
the opening Of the Count on that day, thereafter
COunselean he heard, tr the appointment vi Comuis-
sonsrs II Estimate aud Assessment In the above entitled
matter that the nature and extent II the s
the Opening o 3t street. fruz Fifth-avenue 20 Broad
wsy The CITY Of NcwlurA, sl cut upon the map or
Jan u sa CITY ci New YORK. ny virtue " aa Act entitled
An Sc relative "a improvements ;ouclne he laying or
4 cC.s igd 1ts r. u CITY II NsTT-Yolk, and ior
ole. r-g ,ss. ~ Ell k,rl "a. .St--Dased Sewfo..,
I, - is !SsI HENRY y DAVIES.
-,.l lI. Nt~Ast5 ~ t-e NN,J%Ts>s~-- -
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SUPREME COURT. County of Mon

Sroe-John s Boyd Executor Of John Scott deceased,
aet William X. Strong.-To WILLIAM X STRONG .
You hereby summoned to answer the compliant OF
John s Boyd which filed the Clerks Office Of the
County of Monroe. at Rochester, in the State OF New
York on the 18th day 1T june 1851 and To copy OF
vour answer on the Subscriber at Rochester said COun
IL Of Monroe within twenty days afte the of this
summons exclusive OF the dag OF service and If the sad
William r. Strong defendant. fails to answer sad com
plant as hereby required the said John Boyd plaintiff
will apply Supreme Court for the relief demanded
the complaint. ELISHA MATHEW. .
ie23 law6w Nj Plaintiffs Solicitor. Rochester. y. Y.
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VNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
ICAN ROYAL. MAIL STEAMSHIPS hetween


KEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct, and between
BOSTON and LIVERPOOI-The Boston SHIPS only call
ing Halifax TO land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA. Capt. -. AFRICA, A kyre.
PERSIA, Capt -. EUROPA, T. c. Lott.
ASIA, G. II r Judkins. NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA, N. Shannon. CANADA, W. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch
These vessels clear white light al mast head,
green % starbOard bow red on port bow.
DAYS OF SAILING.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON "Wednesday, June %.
NIAGARA, Stone, from NEW YORK Wednesday, July ..
EUROPA, Lott, from BOSTON, Wednesday, July ..
AFRICA, Ryrie from NEW YORK. Wednesday, July 10.
CANADA, IeItch, from BOSTON. "Wednesday. July g.
ASIA, Judkins, from NEW-YORK, Wednesday. July 80
AMERICA Harrison from BOSTON, Wednesday Aug s.
NIAGARA shannon, from NETWORK Wed Aug. 49,
EUROPA Stone from BOSTON Wednesday, Aug 20.
1FRiC A. Ryrle from NEW YORK, Wednesd Aug e.
canada Lott from BOSTON, "Wednesday. Sept 8
ASIA JudkiHs, from NEW-l ORk, "Wednesday, sept: ~
Passage from New-York Boston 10 Liverpool. Sl2s
Berhs not secured until paid for Freight will he charged
on specie hey amount for personal expenses
pnenced Surgeon on board s,o
All letters and newspapers must pass through the fos
Office. For freight or passage; sQpx 70 o,-.,
French German and other Foreign Goods. received ana
brought IN common with British Goods Through bills OF
lsdns are gwen in Havre for NewHork
~ Persons intending take passage 10 Eng anu IN tue
Royal ships. requested 10 can at he ohce
oadwa before believing the reports that the shps are
mi myl9u
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TRAVELLING.

LVOR LIvERPOOL-Dramatlc Line
Packet of 2s,h Jsly-The splendid and tavoI'e packe'
.h;, xRRICK Cant Richard Adams, VIII sal as aDove
day For reght OF passage hss avn TO
SPOFFORD, TILESTON l. co, AZ South-@'
,e70f fivoT
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that

Y warrant las been ssued BY the Honorable Henr r
Twars one o the Justices Of the supreme Cour VI the
State II NevYok directed 20 the Shenf II the CITY and
COUNTY Of York. Commanding nm e ,iiaen sszs ps ana
safely keen the steamboat called the TELEGRAPH ne
longing 10 The pert Of NewYor and last commanded oy
Parks and that al persons who claim 70 have any ae
nands axanst the vessel her tackle apparel and lnr
ntre under the provisions Of the 9Th title o the S'h
the third part of the Revised Statutes are 70
deliver heT respective claims ~ the sail US
tce the City Hall the City of wl'nm iifee
months from the st publication q this notice. VI ha' ths
remedy against the said vessel VII be forfeited Also ase
notice that said vessel Viii be sold iDr the payment 81 Tue
CLAIMS against her unless the o" ner col,gnee oI COM
aandeI thereof person mt rested iere4 Up
nd chaTr. he d " Al rant nIas 20 law. s1n lie
sad ATts mouths r1f s.i Nc~- ipIs, Ma = io'.
IHOS d SHERWOOD. Atty for Attaehins Cts-i''''
- isR -2i.H N--s-s., -Nt~ 49, 49,
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An ORDINANC relating 10 the
AEEEPfNC of GUNPOWDER Va the CITY u NEW

YORK-The Ma yol Adens aud CoaEona!iy of the Cay
Of New YOrk IN Common Council conyeafd, DO ofdah a.
follows o. ,<r.
esceo q, as hereinafter provided, - nave OF kesp
nsy az gsuuoef m am house store. b1idnss !" 'tn &
Lace m the IN OF New Tk, 20 the nD1nIss IN ,s
ynnnng through the centre If sixty. -s''e@' ~
North 10 the East nyer -. A.. ,f,zor of the CITY OF
g. n sfal be lawful for the Mayyr ~, ~ " t g.,
~ y,n - eTsnt licenses TO sell g1npo.asl sos -, @ so
center street ,,s y II ne state entitled
VISIONS % an - NJ q, he keeping q gn2o~ds salieter;
Al -. ~ tSar .abstances the I ~ of ce" fofa
and &C. n sS md the provisions of said act shah bs
passed nsy =; ron Ofthe city ng north Of SAID line,
appc4ble - IL. IL center
TuhIns IL are inconsistent with the provisions Of this
orClDanre 80 a.. .,l,n.ncs "a - Ill n,.,s,,
M and Keeping Of gunpO~der IN the State Arsenai
tne m rfl venue above SIXTY fourth street.
'n 81 Ths ordinance shall take effect In ned~ys1v
asop,ed ~ the Board of Aldermen Februs~x Ig1
adoStsd By the Board Of Assistants Jg' :, is5i
Ag-royed by the Mayor June 4, I85' ''
Vii 2 ID. 1. FAI <STISE Clerk C. C.