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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
JyrympERAScE ~ ENGLASD AND WALES

IxrrypFRAScE ~ ENGLASD AND WALES.
pverv day throws fresh light on the itariui results
Of intemperance. At the last meeting OF lhs otaus
teal Society paper was read ~ a - ''' - ~
ESQ on the I" rate Of mortality among persons =
temperate habits Mr. Nelson commenced ms paper
BY explaining that the primary reason Tor colecuns
the data then brought forward was to apply the re-
suits 10 life assurance operations ana ne hdn cohs'
oueutly only included Nell-maTked cases Oh lhIeHn
perance and not brought INTO his oose ,'ations mere
occasional drinkers, or what Is termed generous or
free liyers" Throughout the whole Of the tables
the mortality shown was lrghtiully IDgh IA lhe
bllI5 years Of life - which the observations e1tend
ed ISL de aths had taken place but these hYes ma
been subject 10 the same rate OF mortality a. es
general population OF England or Wales tne nunoef
OF deaths would have been ~ only or iess WAN oe
third AT the term Ofllfe III 30 the mortality was up
yard of five times that Of the general community,
and In the succeeding twenty years II gas above iouf
time greater, the difference gradually becoming less
and iesS. An incorporate person OF age ~ HAS an
equal chance lyIng $50 years, one Of 80 years Of
age 10 = and one Of ~ years ITO years "hiIe pei,
son Of the general population Of the country would
have an equal chance OF llying NJ, 80 ,, ana zoo
wears respectively. Some cuTOusresuits were shown
IN the influence Of the different kinds OF dunk on The
duration Of life beer drinkers averaging az years,
spIrltdrnkers 10 T. and those Who drink both spfhs
and beer unfortunately TO- years These results,
however were not more curious than those conhecI
ed With different classes Of persons. ne average
duration OF life, after the commencement OF intSh
peTate habits among mechanics, "ofhiIiS anu iADci
ing men, was elghteeH years traders, deaefs an"
merchants seventeen professional men and senie-
mon 1fteen and females, fourteen years only. Bu
perhaps the most curious circumstance dlsciose1 "as
the remark able similarity between the pfopofuVnoi
crime IN the sexes to the proportion oil deSihs no''
assigned causes OF iniemperance IL "as so &C.
The tendency To crime Ia the male sex Is nearly hse
times greater than that OF the female, or more s.i
In the relation of 1886 to ISL While !he fao ~
10 the population from assigned inten' s,
~, see Ffventv and upward are IN the relation ol
soII 10 &c. 76g-a most reGoafAaDie ssfssmen', vac
difference beng under 2, per cent. MI Selsoa con
infed by glylng an estimate Of the number oi otuhk-
elI I- Ins,I.nT and Wales from which II appears
,h ,us ne humber OF males 1873, and femaes
~ aas making a total Of 1850, which gives o. n
drlnkard 10 every "a OF the maze poPuistion one 10
Uo,. iong are these things to be When WA the
80 ~ Strong drink be removed How opa will
customs OF ieycustons so irrational
: ~ destructive Of heAlih-so runOas ~ soul and
boJybe sanctioned and upheld by fasi ..on snd learn
ing, and pIety and rank
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CORPORATION NOTICE-public no.

" tce hereby gwen 20 the owner owners, occupant
or occupants II all houses and lots improved or lnnpSsd
lands affected thereby that the following assessments nav
been completed Assessors dged ia thr once
OF the Bueau Assessments Dr examination, ~ Al! ger.
sons interested VIZ. FIR building SEWER Ia NINTH
ST from the Sewer Nmthst east Of Third av To point
about 20 feet # fourh-av The hunts embraced BY
such as esnent include all the several houses and lots Of
rrnd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on
both s,de. OF Ninth j. between Third and Fourth and
Oh the eastery SIDE ~ Fourthav and westerly side u
sons whose interests affected by the abOyenamed
sessenis and who opposed % the same or other II
them are requested presen, their Oh econs writing
to the undersigned their office, No Hall of Records,
within thirty DAYS from the date Of this notce Office
HursI Oh Assessessneuts, Street Department, July q,
1851 SAM HI N Dr. nOllr
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AssessOrs
iy2. l0t ISAAC WI SMITH,
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SAMUEL II De MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
NOTIFICATIONS no.

tee IS hereby gwen 90 the owner owners occupant
or occupants all Houses and Lots. improved or nin-
proved Lands affected thereby, that the following Assess
mrn,s have been completed by the Assessors, and are
lodged I'd the Office the Bnreau OF Assessments ur exam
nation, by all persons interested w FOR LA"'flNS
In.on-sGuare Tie limits embraced by such Assessment
include all the several Houses aud Lots Of Ground
vacant Let's pieces and parcels Of Land, situated on the
easitf'y SIDE u Broadway. between Grace Church ana
1weitnstreet. and between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
streets and On the Westerly side OF Broadway between
Twelfth and Thirteenth SIS AL persons whose interests arc
affected By tie above namcd Assessments and WHO are o
rosed % me same either Of them, requested % pre-
sent thtsr OIL ectons writing o. the undersigned AZ ther
Office Ne 4 Hail Of Records within hiry days ron the
date bureau of Assessments Street
DEPARTMENT. July a. 1871 - .o
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
y2l0t ISAAC WI. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
SAMUEL II DE MOrT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
wal ISAAC WI SMITH. \
NoRpoRATIo\\ NOTICE p,

tee Is hereby gwen - the owners. occupant
or occupants ali houses and Lots improved unim
proved an3S affected thereby that the following Assess
meus have Completed 10y the Assessors and are lodged
al the office 81 the Bureau II Assessments Tor eNtmnaton.
hv an persons Interested VIZ For RI llDlNG SEW
FR IN OR ANGE-STREET. from the Sewer now huild-
iu street o. NaeefSreet The limits embraced
~ such Assessment include all the several Houses and
Lots OF Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land
situated hoth sides OF a. between Gross and
Walker streets the n1rhf. SIDE oI street and
both SIDES Of Bavai aud Walker streets between Orange
ana AlglteTv streets the westerly sic ~ Mulberry
street between Ravari and Hester streets and on the
sa>tcriv Orange between alker and Hester
streets All persons whose interests Affected by the
above named Assessments and who opposed % the
same or either Them requested 20 present their OBJ
i,cvnS ID tn the undersigned. their Office, NJ
Hail Of Records within thuy DAYS nom the late ~ this
notice Office Bureau OF Assessments. Street Depart
III
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc no.

q 'VkfOR MUM NJ II E.-fuDilc no.
u tire : hereby - the owner owsrs. occupant
occupants all ho~SrS and Lots approved
proved Lands affected thereby thsi the iouwing Assess
have been completed the Assessors and are lodged
the Office II the Bureau Of Assessments for eNamlnan
p. all PERSONS Interested FH FILLING SONkkN
LOTS hoch hetw Tkreth anil Thirty rst->trrets.
and Fourth and Mad The limits embraced oy
such Assessment include all the several vacant Lots.
pieces and parcels Il Land situated the south
cry SIDE 1t Thrift rSt-strco between Fourth and Mad
lScn-aveuueS and known ~ the wards Nos. $50,
3sll aad 1872 Al persons whose interests are AZ
fected ~ the above named Assessments. and who are
opposed the Sas either Of them requested 70
present their objections writing 90 the undersigned At
ther Office No Ha If Records within thirty DAYS from
the date OF this NOTICE -Odce Rgreau II Assessments.
g. Il,i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

V-Trains leave NEW YORK as follows, from per FOOT
Of Duane-st daily SUNDAYS excepted. ~,
MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at A NJ ior Dun-
trk stopping only Sues, Chester, Middleown Della
ware Narrow sburgh Hancock, DEPOSIT, Susqnehanna,
Pgh hampton Owero. Wavery ElmIra, Corning, Hornet -
VILE and Olean Tins tram connects AZ DunkrN WIN
line Of splendid Steamers, of which leaves nlmedatby
ARRIVAL of the for Cleveland, direct arriving IN
tine % take the Express Tram for Cincinnati. Passenge
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take THIS tram, ana
at Geneva the same evening, and At Rochester ana
Buffalo the same night
D MAIL TRAIN. at s 4 NJ, wa PIermont, stopping ~
all the Stations and arriving at ElmTa at 8. Pm Tins
AT Fmra all night aud proceeds NEXT morn
ing af o'clock al Dunkuk IN the afternoon.
WAY TRAIN. al 81 NJ, via PIermon Otsvllie ana
all intermediate stations -
4 WAY TRAIN at NJ VIA Jersey City, for OtIsvils,
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, At 6 PM, for Dun
Lrk stopping az the Stations as the day Express
Tram. (eXcop % Hancock
Rms Tram connects AT DunkTk WIKI the splendid steam
ers NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIkE,
one OF which vii leave Tor DETROIT, direct on he
arrival Il and connect at Detroit with the III
press Trans On tire MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. for Chicago. Milwaukee. &c.
Passengers for Geneva, Rochester and Bnnalc taxing
tas Tram az Geneva next morning and at k0ches-
ter and Buffalo IN advance ANY other hne
TRAINS TO NKW-fokk.
l. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunkifs NJ
NJ stopping at TIE Stations AZ gong west aHd az
rlvlg IN Now-lork the same evening.
2 WAY TRAIN. leaves OtSvllle n 81 A NJ st0plsng
at all the Stations arriving IN New-York AZ 10 20
3 MAIL TRAIN leaves Dunkirk at 10 4 VI topping
Al all the stations and arrives IN Emira at q NJ
a. NAL. TRAIN. leaves Geneva at A M and EIni-
"A at A. M stopping at ali the Stations and arrives IN
5 FVENING Express TRAIN. leaves Dpnkirk AZ
81 p stopping the places as gong west and It
Goshen and arrives IN New-YoTk The next forenoon
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from per foot OF Duane-st u,
al NJ foI sll Stations the Road and Tor Rochester
ie M CHARLES MINOr. Superintendent
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NTW-YORK SUPREME COURT

" City and County of New York-Ianes Smith AMI
Washington " lsaacs AGAINST Leopold HerZ-NlmmonS ur
none demand on CONTRACT Com not scrl-fo LEO
POID HLRZ Nou are hereby summoned ard required %
srs,r ne rOurlaut NJ TINS action which has been ed
ms dav ri the Office ttc Clerk of The CITY and County OF
N,v-I ors at the CITY Hal 10 he Cay II New YORK and
sery COW IT your answer 10 the slid complaint the
subscribers their Office. No Dey-street Do the ct %
Now York. within twenty DAYS inter me service 81 ms
ON Won exclusive oi the dsy Of surh service and
NJ vou aii to answer the sad compliant wthm the time
aforesaid tie plaintiffs in this acton VIII lhee uis ent
u,f Won fo the sum uf SIX hundred and forty dollars
and slAt,-a with meres- from the Ihuueth da ~
Nav one thousand eight hundred md nty-one, besides
tI. costs # this action Dated ihlraeth Ma, SOL
BENEDICT y BOARDMAN, plaintiffs Attorneys
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JFRSEY-Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY. March 81, l85l.-This Road extends from
ELIZABETHPORT IS miles 10 the WHITE HOUSE,
J reducing the staging between the terminus OF the
Road and EAS1ON 10 25 miles.
Tins line leaves New York by steamboat Red jacket per
No North River and connects with trans on the New-
jersey Railroad which leaves New-fS from loot Co7-
land 81.
TRAINS Up-Leaye New-York by steamboat Red JACK
e. per Nc North River, al A. VI. passenger VI.
freight and = passenger and by J. Railroad, FOOT
of Coriland-st At 4 NJ and and 3. VI;
Trains leave White House and following places foT New
York a. follows.
White HoGsc at ;! A NJ; Freight at $40 A NJ Passen-
ger al / 80 !. NJ 90. =, -
at2O5 + NJ. -, =,
Piandeid at % A. NJ Freight a; IS NJ; Passenger
atZ35P. NJ.
Westfeld at 50 A NJ, Freight al 50 A NJ; Passenger
Eh1abeihtovn at7i5AM; Freight at 10 3cA NJ; Pas
tlizahtthpor at 30 A Nj, Freight al ~ ~ y M, fds-
at 50 /. Nj
On TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays. trains leave
somone ioI Pesack, Lesser Cross-R Roads and PucNa-
-,
STAGES will be ia readiness the ARRIVAL Of the A NJ
tram from New York al the White House toconvey psen
gers Easton Nlkesbarre. Bethlehem, Allentown and
MauCh Chunk, Penn, and 70 Clinton on eoan M
Milford and Belvidere. Nj
NB-An BAGGAGE al The risk Of the owners until de-
hvered the actual possession OF the Agents OF the Com
usnv and checks receipts gwen therefor. mjlu
NEW ROUTE TO SCHooIEY's MOUNTAIN, wa the Cen
for the Mountain viii leave NewIrs daily Suncays ct
certed ~ o'clock VI. either from Per No ! North
Rver VIA steamboat Red Jacket from foot ot COtiand
s. VIA Nev-Jersev Railroad Elizabeth Town where
Wlue House thence ~ coaches a miles, 10 the houn-
tam. arriving time 20 dine. IejVo"
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- IEFNF. IUI Il I . = NhtldOh 7.
k-Chr,,h AGAINST Ions Fesser Simmons for money
demand IN contracts Com not ser 10 LOUIE
FFSSIFR Nou are hereby summoned and required 70
answer he complaint tins action, which was Med m
hc ofce OF the Clerk # the Cy and County NJ New
YORK, at the City # New lorA On the eih day OF June
igf and Ia serve copy of YOUR answer the said
pat on the subscriber his Office No. s0 Nassau street,
IN the city Il New-Nork within twenty days after tue
seycc Of this summons on you exclusive II the day of
such service aud II yo l 10 answer the SAID compliant
within the aforesaid the plaintiff this action Will
take Judgment against v0u for the of hundred and
iwcntv five delars with interest from the frs day Of
MAY one thousand eight hundred and hry, besides the
COSTS of 'hls act.ou-Dafed. New York. jan. o, 1911
GEORGE W STEVENSON,
,.o4 tav,,, plaintiff : ATTORNEY.
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&NEN.HAVEN RAIL

LIZ i y
~ R9AD-sunmer Arranserneni.-o and a,ief
MONDAY June ,. ne following trans viii Leave ne
Canaist station near Brq'dTsy Passeasers aso IeEo
sn;a-st TRAINS EASTWARD
/ Acr8Ians, ,a.lon Tram a. An for NesHaven ana
al ntermecl@te stations Passengers frn =" 80
Allan. AID the Stations the II st an N1u-at -
,er-es r ston Providence Worcester Hartford SprlnP-
fed ard Connection. River Railroads. VII axe tA Van
ard JON k1press Tan 81 Haven PASSENGERS io re
Cana Railroad gr.li 'akets-s ,rain . New Haven
Irfres. Tam o'clock \ u. flr sian ord. Bld-e-
port ana New Haven, thence 20 Hartford SprnEielt n
neccri River kalirad orresfer Providence and ,,l.E
Passengers for Canal Ialr 81 vii chansa cr Al Ss's
Haven Passengers fr the Housaionlc Railroad 20 Sta,e
Line Albany and plttsfed. and fr the Nalga-ucA RNi-
road AL s;op a; Bridgeport -,
3 Accommodation rraIs At O'Clock, VI for Ssw.ha-
ven and al intermediate Sa;ofs Passengers by ths Tra
for Stations o1 the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
for Boston ~ taxing TINS ran NAY Iemalh W -
three Eve hours New Haven, Hartford, Springfield q
Passengers ny tins Tram ior tue Canal Railroad VII eH
atNeN Haven until 81 P VI -
SPECIAL Tram a. IL N for POrt chester ahd Hssi
5 Express Tram a; p VI fos Stamford Norssl. Bridge
port and New Haven, thence 20 Hartford. Springfield
cester and Boston connecting az Bndsep9r with r Nv
Honsaonc Railroad 20 P..Sheld and with Tam 81 NlI
gautuck Railroad On Saturdays this Tram connects vita
Tram q Canal Railroad az New-Haven.
s. Accommccaticn Tram at 4PM for NeNv-Haven and
= Comrutstion Tram at IS PM for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations -.
"''0'''' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
Special tram at 20 4 VI from Port Chester stopping
al all intermediate stations.
2 Communication Tram at 4 VI from NevHayen. stop
pHg q all the intermediate stations. -
8 Accommodated Tram at IS VI rom New Haven,
stopping at all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad AZ Bridgeport.
4 Accommodation Tran at 9 80 A NJ from New-Hayen.
.,orng A. Eli intern eiaie stations receiving
from Hartford and New Haven Canal and Nsugatuck Raul
road. , -
Express Tram at IS NJ. Gn connection with the E1-
press Tram from Boston, from Ne~-Hiyen, stopping -
Bndgerort Norwalk and Stamford passengers
from the Housatonic Railroad At Bndeepor, and canal
Railroad at New Haven.
SPECIAL Train az s. NJ from Port CAesef stopping
al all intermediate stations.
: Accommodation Tram az % VI recelyine pass a.
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, from
New Haven stopping ~ all intermediate stations
Express Tram at IS +. VI. tor IN conncchon WIN
Erpres Tram from Boston, Stopping NJ BrdepoIt NOT
walk and Stamford. arriving III New-fork al II 81 = ID
Evening Tram from Pttsed connects With TINS Tram al
Bridgeport. .,.,.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
seats the Cars. - 49,, -,
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IRREGULAR MAIL LINE via StoGlng-

4 ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEW-BED-
FORD. TAUNTON and NEWPORT, crarymg the great
Eastern United States Mall without change n cars or de-
tention. The steamer {. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
and Commodore, Capt " II Frazee, IN connection
with the Sonngtou aud Providence. and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads leaving NewYOrk daily (Snndays er-
eepied from Pier No y X, first wharf above Battery
place az O'Clock VI and Scnngon at 81 o'clock Ph ,
arrival OF mail tram which leaves Boston at y
PM.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength safety
speed comfort and egance The officers aye experiences
and attentive.
The natural advantages II this route are superior 20 ans
other beng shorter and more direct the more pleas
ar v and eNQed.tl0usv performed while passengers IN
ALWAYS RELY upon reaching their destination advance
those hv either 1f the other routes
The COMMODORE. from New York-MOnday, W ednes-
day and Friday
From Sionugtcn-r TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday
The {. VANDERBILT. from New fork-IuesiaS.
Thursday and saturday
FroIn Son .ne-on--Moucay Wednesday and Fnday.
NB-PasscncerS ARRIVAL At Stonngton proceed llhc-
datey per Mail Tram 10 Providence and Boston, OIL RE
ferred remain board the steamer and Sunday edl
take the Accommoia Tram from S1nngton Al VI
which connects Providence With me II NJ Tram ioT
Boston.
A Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tran
through each way.
Newport passengers leave Providence AT NJ daly eI-
cent SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton passengers pro
coed mmed atcy the arrival Of he ha Irun At Mans
field
or passage berths freight, application
NAV re made II Pier North River at tue office, Bat
- ,lace ie21
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SUPRFME COURT.-City and County

- I I II TNIT4 NVI II .-NIIN dIU NVWIIF
b~of New NorA Luther : Bingham against Charles {.
Garter summons f'c money demand On ntr1ct.-lo
the above named DEFENDANT-Sr io1 are hereby sum
oued to answer the complaint m this action, Of which
cory here with served upon yuu and serve copy ot your
answer ou US 20 or of cc Nnmhcr 81 Fultnsfreef. New
YORK within twenty DAYS ahcr the service hereof ercu-
Sye of the day Of such and Won fail to answer re
G., nt.n As aforesaid. the plaintiff vii take Judgment Tor
N sum OF one hundred f1rtg-nre dol aS Wenty five cents
with interest from the oeu'h day of May. thousand
eight hundred and fifty one besides the costs of s acton
DATED New York. July. 1881.
WAKFMAN y LATINO, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
,,-f- 1.w7.,Tb 50 Fulton. street. New YORK.
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FRANCS FRA is SIcHoLsoN, Assessor
ISAAC WI SMITH,
CORPORATION NOTICE..

=
notice Is hereby gwen 10 the owners occu-
rant or oc ran:. II al Houses aud Lots improved Or an
improved ands affected thereby that ths following a.
s.nent have conpeted ~ The Assessors and ass
dged m Tie Office the Bureau Of Asse ns Tor Il
animation b. al persons interested. VI Tor BJlLDlND
EICIIN ING BASINS and CtLFEkIS n The corner "
tLES ENIH-AN and ~ ENIf III 81 The IlLiis
ewt,aced - such Assessment include all the several
Hcrs,s and 0s 81 ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels
NJ Lard situated 0u 10th SIDES 4 twenty nnhsf De-
fve,n Tenth ard Eeyfn'h-ays., the easten sie a
E,eyen'h-ay between Twenty-elghih and Ibrlsth IS
and " The westerly sle Df Ienthay DeI~eet I~ehty
ninth and Thir eth SIS All pers0ns whose interests
A.. aNec,rd dy the named Assessments AMI VINO
are opposed ~ he either Of thsm are felnesd
D. rr,s.ut their Oh sc.os 10 writing 10 the undersigned,
al Tier Office ~ Halls Of Records within ihf' days
from the DATE OF tbs noucs. ONCE, Bafeah VI Assess
r,eIts street DEPARTMENT. July %, 1871
SAMUEL II d. MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
va !f ISAAC WV. SMITH
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V,HE PEOPLE of the State of New.

York hy the Grace Of God free and independent tCi-
tation To all whom these presents shall come or may
concern aud especially all persons interested IN the es
tate + HENRY > SrRINGHANl, late Of the town Of
kingston m the COUNTY Of lister. deceased Greeting
You ard each Of y0u hereby cited. notified and rcur
ed personally be and appear a Surrogate Court 20 10
held leioe Surrogate Of the County Of Ulster Al ms
of cr IN the Village Of Kingston IN said County. on the
eleventh dav Of August A. 10 O'Clock me to'cnoon
OF lat day then and there nj You t 10 attend the n
nal settlement # the accounts O Mana Snnghan the nd
rnstratuY Of al aud singular the goods claites and au
dis If the SAID deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the seal 81 once
ar our SAID Surrogate L. be hercunto affixed Witness W"
liam Masten Surrogate Of our said county Of Ulster AT
KINGSTON tins 10th day 4 june u tie Jea oi our LOId one
thousand eight hundred and tf'y-one.
law4wIh WILLIAM MASlEN, StIvEd'f'
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r. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY,

~ For NEW-ORlEANS hrect' VIA havana
Fare reduced
ship CHEROKEE, 1880 tuns burden, HI. WINDLE,
Commander viii sail on SATU RDAY, July D. at procses
socock + NJ from her pier at the foot of Warren-s y
with the Government Mails, direct for HAVANA ana
NEW ORLEANS. =,
van to the splendid double engine steamship FALCON.
Freight taken 10 New Orleans at soc per foot
Speciu only taken on freight To Havana
No hills of aCng VIII he signed after the steamer mas
sailed
For freight passage apply TO the office of the Compa-
~. III West-st corner Of Narren-st, to ,
VIZ t2tth Nj @ ROBEhIS
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NEM.YORk STPREME COURT.-

" JOHN GEORGE au3 WALTER LANGDON AIT.
WILLIAM ANSON.-ro the above named defendant
Nou are hereby summoned and ,u-ed 70 answer the com
plant m tins action which hed N The ofcc u the
Clerk II he Cly and County of New York the
eenfh day If June 1851 and n copy ror answer
on u.s. The Cry Il NewNorS, whn twenty days after
service and ID fan - answer sad compliant aS ai1re-
sad the plant is m take Judgment AGAINST Won Tor SIX
bundled ,ud ~. entv-sv dollars and f,rf, cents and
thereon az the u per ccnfrm per annum from the
"a day T October 1915. besides costs Of ihS acon-Datsd
10 " al-strect, New-Iork. 9Th June, 1881.
EMERSON PRlCUARD,
RI O. fnr IL IA
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DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

u Gal, through lme-Fsr. reduced On SATURDAY.
Iuly Goth at OcicCs Y NJ the sylSndd doHese-engns
Sermship ClifROkEE, l.So0 tons burden. HgNRY WIN
pLk Comn21ey, WI sail precise ~ =; O'Clock, p M from
her AZ The loot OF Narrea- street with the CIV
csnrnsUt Mails direct for Havana and Ckagres,
Charcs transferred =. Havana g. the splendid
oosee-engins steamship FALCON.
Cvmecinr with the regular Mail Steamer NORTH
kkNER 10 SAIL frosa Panama about the 18Th Aug.
for passage apply al the Office - soash-stree or At IN
West -siiee. ylSk2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
LNnR CUARLESTON.-The new and

II splendid steamship MARION Capt. M Berry. viii
leave pier a North River On WEDNESDAY, July 80. al
Ioolock NJ precisely All Bills Of Ladne signed by The
Purser on board. Freight ~ cents per cubic foot FOR
freight amply ON board, and for passage TO
SPOFFORD. TILLSlON * CO. 40 South-sl
NB-Consgnees are particularly requested 60 attend t.
he recent Of ther goods Immediately the arrival OF the
steamers An goods Let the wharf viii be stored a. the
r,sk and eXuelse OF the gnccs. JYLJ III