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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

lNWiIiago = Bulklev Horace Claim. against Ken
ard NcKiu Iohn S McKim.-SummOns for reliei 10
each ofthe above named DEFENDANTS You are here
by ned and required t. answer Tue con ~
aftOn which was fled IN the Office Of the Ceth OF We III
and Comfy OF New-York the City Hal IN the Clly oil
New-York on the 18Th day Of July. lSjl ana 70 sle
al his Once Ne 81 Wailstre the Cts OF New foiA,
within twenty after The service u ths sgn ~; s
answer the sad compliant within the time aforesaid ine
plaintiffs II this Will apply T. me oou lGf ~ IT, !.
1851 JAMES HUMPHREY, Plaintiffs Attorney
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT
SUPREME COURTROOM Milton Buel

SIPREME COZ RI-John Milton Buei
- az Alton Buel Zenas IIowes and PhLlenda Howes
ms wife MARY Buell. Hiram Bailey and Margaret las wife
Augustus Dnmlck Moore Dunmck, = Dinnick, a
.mrhter az BENJAMIN Dlmnick. deceased. who was son
q Clarlnda Dinnck, Edward LOOMS George VI
Ioonls Norton Buel Hannah Tryon daughter OF Hosea
Rue deceased and her husband George Buell. Charlotte
Ru,l Fiizroy Buel and Caroline Bue augustus stevens
and Abby Steyens-TV tDe above name pEf tNDANiS.
Won are hereby required 10 answer the complaint Of the
named plaIniif John Milton Buei, IN the Supreme
Court of the State Of NewIcrk which was led ia lhe
Clerks Office Of Oneida County, on The h uay ~ u
1851 and cops Of answer on me az 'ht cl'
OF tea within twenty DAYS after the service C TINS sum
mons exclusive of the day Of SUCH service ano II you
shall fail 70 the complaint within twenty Ass iIeI
>efyce Of the summons the plaintiff wl apply 10 tne Cou
fsr the eLef demanded the cOnplaInt-Dateo tune y
1851 WILLIAM TRACY, fLsiAtln h''"'"es'
f.9f yw>
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TRAVELLING.

NOR YERPOOL-Dramatic Line
Packet Of 26th JulyThe SPLENDID and lvOrite packet
shin GARRICK Cant Richard Adams. win -ai above
regular day For freight passage having nnrvaIed
apply board at per East River or to
SPOFFORD. TILEST0N CO, az South-st
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEES.-Tht Snip
comprising this line are the - .
ATLANTIC, Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, capt. COmstock,

10 .,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, - bALIlC, capt Coms'ock'
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly fo
Government service every has been taken their
strucon also in their Engines 10 insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are IN
Saualed for elegance comfort Price Of passage from
New-York TO Liverpool $3.50 exclusive use Of extra size
state rooms 1875 from Liverpool to NewYOrk E35 An
eIrjenced surgeon attached 10 each ship No berth can
b. secured until paid for The owners Of these ships VIII
pecous stones or metals unless bills OF ladne are signed
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Ii
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or. and the value thereof therein expressed.
pQOpOSED DATES OE SAILING.


Fer freight or passage apPy 10 EDW SCIGLINa.
erpool T.. G.. ROBERTS l. CO, 10 King Arms YARD,
London, Boulevard MontmartTe Pans
Aner the LIST of April next, the rate OF freight py the
Above steamer RS rom Liverpool will he materially reduced
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co

u The only through Line for CALIFORNIA and ORE.
CON, via CHAGREs, DIect-Fare keduced-On MON
DAY July 49, at M the splendid double engine steam
ship OHIO, 5000 burden CAPT J. Fndlay Schenck
msnder viii sail on MONDAY, July g. at o'clock r VI
precisely from her pier at the foot Of Warrenst North
RIVER with the Government Mails for Chagres. connecting
with the fayorite United States Mail Steamship NORTH
ERNER To leave Panama about the 18th OF August
For freight or passage apply "a and s. Souths or at IN
West.st corner Of Warren-st jyl5 t2S
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION 20.
O-U s. Mail Line to SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
NEE-The Steamers Of this Company VIII sail regularly
once month as follows
From New York.
WASHINGTON, Capt. W. G. Floyd Saturday, August g.
WASHINGTON, Capt. W. G. Floyd, Saturday, Oct4
WASHINGTON. Capt. W. q. Floyd, Saturday, NOV g.
HERMANN Capt. +. Crabtree, Saturday July H.
HERMANN, Capt. Il. Crabtree Saturday, sept ..
HERMANN, Capt. +. Crabtree Saturday, Nov
HERMANN Capt. f. CTabtTee, Saturday Dec u.
From bremen From Southampton.
WARRINGTON Friday July IL. Wednesday, July 10
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept. g. "Wednesday, Sept 10
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct 81. "Wednesday, Nov .:
UERM<NN Friday June 49, wednesday, June Is.
HERMANN, Friday. August s. "Wednesday, Aug Is.
HERMANN, Friday, Oct g. "Wednesday. OCT q
HERMANN, Friday, Nov. 20 "Wednesday, Dec s.
Price of passage from NewYork to Southampton or bre-
men, first cabin Sl20; second do. 500
An experienced Surgeon rs attached TO each steamer
For freight or passage apply TO 49,
MOLLER, SAND & RlERA, 30 broadway, N
C. A. HEINCKEN CO, Bremen
MARTINEAU. CROSKEY CO. Southampton
VIM ISELIN, HavTe. Viou
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Il Only through lne-Fare reduced. On SATURDAY,
jolly 10Th a, O'Clock p NJ the splendid doubeengne
Steamship CHEROKEE, 300 tons burden, HENRY WIN
DIE Commander vii sail precisely at o'clock p NJ. from
her pier the foot OF Warren street N r. with the Cow
eminent Mails. direct for Havana and Chagres.
Chagres passengers transferred at Havana u the splendid
double engine steamship FALCON. -
Connecting with the regular Mail steamer NORIH IL
ERNER 10 sail from Panama about the 18Th Aug
For passage apply the office 81 South street or at IN
West-stTeet. UlJN<o
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER.

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW-YORk and LIVERPOOL direct, and between
BOSTON and I.lVERPOOL-Ihe Boston stups only call
ing NJ Halifax land and mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt -. AFRICA, A. Kre.
PERSIA Cant -. EUROPA. 4. q. Lott.
ASIA C. II T. Judkns. NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA, N. Shannon. CANADA, W. HARRISON
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch
These vessels carry clear white hight al mast head,
green starboard bow, red ON port bow
DAYS OF SAILING.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON. Wednesday, june %
NIAGARA, Stone. ffom NEW-YORK, Wednesday July J.
EUROPA. Lott. from BOSTON "Wednesday, Julys
AFRICA, Ryrie from NEW-HORk, "Wednesday. July TO-
CANADA, Leitch, from BOSTON Wednesday. July %.
ASIA, Judkins from NEW YORK, Wednesday. July 80
AMERICA. Harrison. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug T.
NIAGARA, Shannon from NETWORK, We'd Aug. Is
AFRICA Ryrie from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Aug a.
CANADA Lott from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept. g.
ASIA, Judkins from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Sept. TO-
Beths secured until paid for Freight viii be charged
specie beyond amount fer personal expenses An ex-
Isnsnced Surgeon on board.
First CABIN .. Si2o Second CABIN -.-...---. $40
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Il. CUNARD. Jr.. IS Broadway.
French German, and other Foreign Goods received aud
brought with British Goods Through bills Of
iaisns IN Havre for New-York.
S Persons intending TO take passage 20 England IN the
ROYAL Mail Steam ships, requested call the Office
Broadway before believing the reports that the ships are
NIL myl9u
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NETWORK g. NEW HAVEN RAIL-

IN RoAD-Sunmer Arrangement On and after
MONDAY June 2. the following trains will leave the
at the NewYOrk and H sl RalIesd Office Twenysev
l. Accommodation Train al A NJ for New-Haven and
all stations Passengers from Tor
Albany and the the Housatonc and Naugatuok
Railroads. VIII take this train and stop at Bridgeport Pas
for Boston Providence Worcester Hartford Spring.
field and Connecticut River Railroads viii take thus tram
and JON Express Tram at NewHayen Passengers for the
Canal Railroad viii take tins tram to New-Hayen
2. Express Train at o'clock NJ for stanford BRIDGE
port and New Haven thence to Hartford, Springfield Con-
nectcu River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Passengers for Canal Railroad will changa cars at New
Haven Passengers for the Housatonlc Railroad To state
Line, Albany and Plttshed, and for the NagatucK kM-
road will stop at Bridgeport -
and all intermediate Stations Passengers by this Tram
for Stations the Hartford and Haven Railroad
for Boston, by taxing this Tram may remain over from
three TO I'VE hours New Haven Hartford, Springfield ~
Station where the Express Tram receives passengers
Passengers by this Train for the Canal Railroad VIII remain
l. Special Train at ili5P NJ for Port Chester and inter-
s Fxprcss Tram at 3P NJ for Stamford Norwalk Bridge
port and New Haven, thence to Hartford Springfield Wor
cester and Boston CONNECTING at Bndgepor with Tran OF
Housaonc Railroad to Psfeld and with Train Of Nan-
Tram OF Canal Railroad at New Haven.
=, g Accommocaton Tram at PPM for New-Haven and
l. Co,nmutation Train at 5 ppm. for New-Haven and
s. Special Train at soPM for Port Chester and inter-
"'eui"e ''"' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Special tram 20 AN from Port Chester, stopping
at all intermediate stations
2 Communication Tram al A NJ from New-ifayen, STOP
plng at all the intermediate stations . .
s. Accommodation Tram at 6 Is A NJ. nom New-Haveh,
stopping at all intermediate stations RECEIVING passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad al Bridgeport. -
4 Accommodation Train at 9 80 A NJ from New-Haveh
stopping at all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Hartford New Haven. Canal and Nausatuck Nall
road 80 , =,
5 Express Train at IS NJ Tin connection with the Ell
press Tram from Restonl from New Haven, stopping at
bridegroom Norwalk aud Stamford receiving passengers
from the H0Isaionlc Railroad at Bridgeport and Canal
Railroad at New Haven
G. Specal Train at IS NJ from Port Chester. stopping
at all intermediate stations.
l. Accommodation Train at 20 T VI treceving passen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from BOSTON, from
New Haven, stopping at all intermediate stations .
Express Tram at Is p. nj. (or IN connection Win
EyprrSs nain from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Nor
walk and stamford arriving NewYork az IL 80 p. VI
Evening Tram from Ptsield connects with tins Tram AZ
Bridgeport.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
,sstf GEO w WHISTLER, Jr Superintendent
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MORNING LINE for ALBANY

4vA The rev and elegant steamer REINDEER Capt.
Aiber Degroot. will ,eaye New Yers froH pier Of
Mnrray-st. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY zsd FRI
DA1 MORNING. al clock and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS 4. the
same hour, making tie usual landings aeh ~ Meals
served board Fare 10 NebgrEh and Poses 50
X. For further information apply 10 JANSS BISHOP
CO, Beaver-st.. Eew-YoEk IyiH
DOCGHkE EPSIE LINE of BARG rs.
u The barge CLINTON, CAPT. Wlltsie ever Mon
DAY EXCHANGE, CAT EoseSraJs. every THU RS
DAY POUGHKEEPSIE. Capt Hoffman. ever SaTUR-
DAY, at 3oooss NJ from foo; Of Narray-s. for pas
scnscrS ard freight Tie above blTces are elegantly fur
nshed vrh and aai cofnfptahis cab
ms, and expressly d,ic 20. the Comfort AL e,n.e-
..uce 4 Passengers, 1n aTfve 4. polgScensc n tms
for the sharon Pine Plans and New Milford For
further IA rnatan Apply board ne 51rscS. Ok
a3 ON WILLIAMSON 8 VAIL Isi west 81.
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NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

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 Ia the navgahn Of Long
Island Sound, running connection with the Fall River
and Old Colony Railroad distance OF 50 miles, to Boston
only Leave pier n X, near the Battery. -
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 5 M
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at p NJ.
Tes line Is the only one that direct for Newport
These steamers are fitted with commodIous staterooms
and every the security and comfort OF pas
sengers who afforded by this route nights rest on
board and arrival Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remain
Oh board, getting their breakfast wished Tor until the
starting of the accommodation tram AT quafter-past
o'clock M which reaches Boston at quarter before
o'clock, AM
attached to each steamer, who re-
ceyes and the baggage, and accompanies tue same
to its destination.
The rates for passage and the price Of stateooms the
same as by other lines.
steamer runs IN connection with tins line 20 and from
Providence daily. except Sundays.
Fare from Newly through 10 Providence, taIl RIVER
or Newport So; 10 New-Bediord. fare 50 90
Freight Boston taken AT the same rates as by the
other regular lines and forwarded with great exedlton ny
an Eypress Freight Tram which leaves Fall River every
morning (Sundays excepted At O'Clock Tor Boston and
New Bedford arriving at It's destination Al OF aDouN II
An
For freight apply on board, at the Office on P'e r.
For berths apply board OF u II desired
10 secure them ahead application may be made TO
jelOy TISDALE & BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II West-st
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GREAT VALLEY ROUTE t.
- WHIrE MOL NrAINS. BURLINGTON. OG

p y, RGH and MONTREAL, the whole distance
~ RAILROAD The opening IT the Vermont Valley
Snnoad completed the link IN the Connecticut RIVER
!ne OF Railroads from NewYozk 10 St JohRsbGry also
Ins thorough connection with the Rutland. Burning
densburgh Railroads
iTavVs tor White Mountains St Johnsbury. Wells RI
yer; wMS hver Junction, Windsor Bellows Falls Re-
lsnS' sarnns'Sn Rouses Point, Ogensburgh and Mont.
real can be ooialned al the New YORK and New Haven
Railroad Nation IN Canslst near Broadway
Leave New-NorA AZ O'Clock A NJ and 90 through
10 50. Johnshury or Burlington the same oay
Leave New-Herk az 3 ocls.k p Al stav over night a.
Springfield, and aTri,e next day.
Nev-YoyS' July IS, 1851. -Ti1 in,s
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NOR SHREW SB URY. LONG
Il BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK, tniiddletown
HIGHLAND DOCK and RED BANK The new and
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT. Capt A. II. Hag.er-
". vii leave NewHayen PIER west Side Peck-slP, East
River, as follows: ,,,,,r,,,,sr,-,,,
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vNHE FIRST EXHIBITION OF the
.,nDr rcry MECHANIC ASSOCIATION for

"HE l., flKSI EAHIDl wv VI ""
NTDDI EsFX MECHANIC ASSOCIATION ior
the Eacouragemen oil Mechanic AIRS and Manuinciutes
vii he ouened ~ a spacious building erected "f .r Pl
pose near the Lowell Maehns Shop m the ny VI L'''i
~ TUESDAY SEPTEMBER is. 1851. -.
TIE CommItter of Arrangements iOr tlus al a..'ns
under The direction II the Government OF the - Ao'
With pover to make all necessary provisions yf tlS
rased Exhibition respectfully invite and 'phci, az pie
cbanIc Manufactures. Artists. Inventors and per -
,ugaged IN all branches Of Science and AZ 20 Pfeseh
specimens Of their VARIOUS products ios kAi'!''~A M
Premium. ..o,-,-,,,ry - r ,sTg .reS,o,ed
nv Ladies will nave a Conspicuous place IN Inc 90, .,r
MEDALS HONORARY DIPLOMAS, " rhL ,.st
yrNs will h. awarded the articles exhibited nay
Conrrtutoss are assured Of the str'ctest nnPsfA' "
'ARTICLES INTENDED for EXHIBITION shoa ;, -
INT on or before September 10. tina, they may NC
~ the heraIIty Of all the Railroad Copaes, as ~
MT 1x,I ,ff,ees VII be Transported 70 aa - 80
Txbb,ticn free-,he owner mourning vac "a p'' -
,n~ nnlozdng the same and taking me GAMES u
M .sans ies.r,ns more particular nfrn,aO' @ II he
,h r,,.nIsr eoDtsnlng the Rules and re III AID
me Ii,s.uaai S3I sjJress post paid J. A. nh'D'
r. S,,re,,atendenf, Lowell, Mass
o. ,5sr ~ IN. CoasIntee % AIfa,n - Chairman
ny OLIVER NJ. WHiFFLS, ~
NJ G. BRyssr. Seer.fay ,elg law lgS
Iowel. June ~, is''
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YORK. LEAVE SHREWSBURY.

all parts of the country.
~ Al persons forbid trusting the above boat ON &C
count of the Owners. Nl6u
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"I.S>FLs.-A complete a.s"r'inens
H'i'h'' -, seasIei and v.'e Also, dofnrs,
eitN 80, ,.s 80 kl.rrels pOr s.l' -
ys,"" Sv, NH. Gu. - bfs--s- ;, IA " W."
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7 s PASSPORTS for EUROPE. CAL.

~ sIFORNIA, Cuba. Sc.-Indispensable to travellers
protection against foreign aggression Visitors 70
the Worlds FAIR require them, more especially If they
wait the Continent, where no person permitted TO land
London Post Office, produce their passports Issued
by y. b. MONIES. Notary Public CO Broadway.
b. b MONIES is Commissioner for nearly every
State in the Union Vli Ct
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the County of NewNorS, Notice hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against SAMO III
JONES MUMFORD. late of the CITY Of New-forA de-
ceased IT, present the with vouchers thereof ~ the
subscriber ut the office of John VI Cahll AEsq No tW0
st IN the Cit, of New York. before the INId day o
November neu-Dated Sew-York. the Twenty firth day 0
Aprll 1851 ALONZ0 {. JACKSON,
a26 laW6ms Adulnstltor.
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NOR HARTFORD.-Change of DAYS.
Passage 81 50: Emgrant Deck Passage st-rhe
steamer HERO, CAPTAIN " King. VIII leave from East
piys- sfeamboa. lace. k-sly. every TUESDAY
THrRSDtY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, :;
.'cioc. Nor further information INQUIRE Il the S,,sAr "a
lo.rd CT Il SAXrCN WEE, ~ socth-s.- .y5u
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OPPOSITION to MONOPOLY.-lN-
INDEPENDENT LINE for CHAGRES Direct, and
Through Tickets for CALIFORNIA. at further Re,iuc-
ton Prce Of 10 per cent for the direct benefit OF passen
gers who procure their tickets the and splendid
steamship BROTHER JONATHAN. 400 tuns register
II Squier commander which sails for Chagres DIRECT on
freight or passage apply only to Z. MILLS; Agent "a
Jyl9 81 CorIand-st, New-iofS'
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NOR BRIDGEPORT-New Haven,
Il Houstonc and Naugatuck Railroad. Fare 10 Bridge
port IS The steamer ALICE, Capt. {. Weeks viii
leave per Is, foot Of Liberty 81. \. X, every TUES
A NJ and SATURDAY al 70! NJ, arriving IN season tor
the trans on the Housaonc Naugatuck and New Haven
Railroads Freight tax at reduced rates Apply on board
or al the Office on the pier yl2 I'M
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare st
~ cen;s-Leave Staten Island-At 9. 10, H. A M I,
and az l. @ 1886, 7, PM. Leave New-York-Ats ., ~
TO- IL. A n. and sti SIS sPA myself
NOR KEY PORT and FORT HAMlL-
Il TON.-The steamer JOHN HART leayes Chambers
= pier A. VI dally Except Saturavsl and al + NJ
every day, stopping at pier No 2, N K. o'clock mp
Returning leaves Key Port az A NJ, and p NJ land
ne at Fort Hamilton each way myl5 5n'
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V,HE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM

u SHIP co and LIVERPOOL & PHILADELPHIA
oTE AkSHIP Co intend running their new Steamships ~
fpllows: TONS.
SITV OF pITTSBURG 1900, Capt w c. Stotesbnry.
CRY or MANCHESTER, 2l23. Capt. w. o. Campbell
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910. Capt. Robt Leteh.
CITY OF .2222, Capt -.
PROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF GLASGOW. Thursday, NH July.
PROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW, Wednesday, 18Th June
CITY OF MANCHESTER About 2yh July
CITY OF GLASGOW, Wednesday, 18th August
CITY or PITTSBURGH About lst September.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FROM PHILADELPHIA PROM LIVERPOOL
a.lo.n - loo Oollars Saloon 20 Guineas.
CABIN ..-..--.----- 90 Dollars CABIN. IL S'uneas
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee, ou'
not Wines Liquors. which can be had ON board , ~,
First class steamships ply between Liverpool and Sias-
Cow Havrc, Rotterdam, Leghorn Marselles ana othef
Mediterranean ports, by which goods can be shipped 70
Lvsocl and thence by this Inc TO Philadelphia direct
WORI DIS FAIR-A limited number Of passengers WIN
be taken our AND for 500 the saloon and $40 IN
the cabin stale The accommodations and attend
ance will be found most superior An experienced Surgeon
viii be earned each ship Freight fine goods Cos peg
sun prnnase All goods sent 10 the Agents IN Pha.
dephia and Liverpool will be forwarded with economy and
dispatch For freight OF passage, apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON, New-York and Philadelphia
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS co. Liverpool. -
PATRICK HENDERSON 4 co. Glasgow. jTu
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur.

roga,e Of The County Of NsalOgk, notice : hereby
to all perSnns having claims agans, ALEXANDER
N HARPER late of :he District OF Columbia deceased. %
present the WIKI vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
a his residence Butts Hotel Narrays.reei, IN The City II
New York before the h day Of lanJary next. Da-
ted Ne~-loTs, the 18th day II June. 1851
ie2S iaw6mSs CALEB BUTTS. Executor
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NOTICE of APPLICATION or


! discharge Of Insolvent from hrs deDts parsus,
the PROVISIONS Of the third article 81 the Arst LIZ ~ "a
fifth eh,r.- of the second part Of the Revised satuss
DANIEL SMITH Notice rst punlIs he'd June II 10
freitor- r., arrear LefDre the Hon l.. Wsodr-i, Snse
II N. Court I'll Common Pleas for the City aBd C01aty D"
S,w-Yors az his chambers m the City fs OF We ~.
Wv York Oh the thrd dag ~ sep;enio.1 ~. a. y
ei,s II 20 show cau~e ~hy an a.sis9reri ~ ,'','-
vents e,ia:. slua l. be made ard De be csciaf
1870 go , r sIfl.ts A'r0rssy
- =, .eu.s for Is-..y.i.,, ~ PI.a----
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NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT

George Hardnge against Catherine HaIdnge, snlt for
divorce Van Hovonbergh, Plaintiffs Attorney. To
CATHERINE HARDINGE You are hereby sunno one,
nd ffpEaSS n af te oce CLERK of the Superior
Cont Of the City OF New-York AZ the City Hail. New
York CITY, and copy of your answer 10 the SAID
complaint the subscriber AT ms office, No J3i Broome
street City of NewYork. within twenty DAYS after the
service of this yOu exclusive o the day OF
such service and If Won fail to the sad complaint
within the time aforesaid, the pantih III tins action VIII
apply the Court for the relief demanded the complain
Dated July 3D. 1851
NJ VAN HOYENBERGH. Plaintiff Attorney
iKl No. 1884 BrOOme-stIcei. NeW-lOrk.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the COUNTY Of New-iorA nCSce + hsTee
even IN IN rsrsous having claims AGAINST SAM Ri >
WsNDvI late Of the CITY Of NewYOrk, Contractor, de
ceased to present the with vouchers thereof 70 ae
subscribers at the Office of 4 Mlllard ESQ., No
dav of Octooer dated Ne~-fok, the Twenty
d. 81 March. 1851 ., ,-,,,nr,
alzlaw6mssl WM. H. CORNEL-
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the

discharge of mSoyent from ms debts, pursuant 10
the provisions of the third article OF the first title ~ the
fifth chapter OF the second part Of the Revised STATUTES
JACOB STU RMAN Notice first published June * itol
Creditors appear before the Honorable Welcome Bee
bee City Judge of the City Of York at hiS once ~
the CITY Hall of the City of New York, situate IN the Palk
IN the rear Of Old Cty Hall IN said City, on WEpNEs
DAY the twentieth t20th) day Of August l5ol ~ eeen
o'clock in the forenoon thai day. and show ca Se II any
they have why an assignment of the sad lsoiNe este
should be made and To be discharged from ms deps
pursuant the PROVISIONS OF the statute for the ds'hage
~, on ,nSolvcrt f,om ms debts ic2S iaW6ws