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ST. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE.

On Third street, tme doors beiow Ha6asha,o.
THNIE subscriber having just received his Fail stock
II of HATS CAPS, would call the attention OF
purchasers larger and better selected Of
goods line, than be found north OF st. Louis.
lie would invite particular attention TO his
FALL STYLE OF HATS,
which I'm form, finish, aud texture, has never been
equalIed by thing hitherto offered in this market
lie has also beauii full and extensive assortment Of
CAPS, among which may be found the following
Columbia silk Caps. Silk Plush Caps
Pocket DO do Drsb do do do
JENNY Lind do do Mohair do do
ARMY do do Velvet do do
, Minnesota do do Fine O,tcr do
do Plush Trimmed, Russian do DO
Military Cloth Caps with covers Sea do do
Navy do do Drab Oregon do
Jenny Lind do Spanish Seal do
Youths Fancy do Hair do De
Children's do do ~' ts'
do de- Velvet. t.t.
All Of which he Offers for CASH, at small advance
on Eastern prices.
B.--Hats purchased at this establishment, iroucd
free Of charge. IL. WEST McClOUD.
| St. Paul, October g, 1851. 2i-6m
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GRATED APPLE TREES.

GRATED APPLE TREES.
10y application n. d. Gibson ]. L. Fullerton, of
ID Saint Paul. any Of choice thrifty Apple Trees
or years DID, will be forwarded carly spring 81
BARGAINS To BE HAD-Ia corn, oats, In
ID dun meal and fat beef in the north end Of the ISL
60 Iron Store WIN. b. BROWN.
Dec. sth, 1851. S3-u
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.. {. DcRBAsK. w.L. rAscxrTE. u. N. RICE.
MINNIE sofa EXPRESS

-
HNoNNECTING at esaiena with the American Elk
~ press Company, and from Saint Pau and all the
principal towns ard citics In the United States and Eu-
rope-sem- weekly the land Galena. with
branches the river towns for the Conveyance of Pas
scngcrs, Light Freight and valuable Packages; Collection
Of Notes, Bills Drafts, & Transport s,ioh Of money,
purchase Of every description Of merchandise. &C.
Competent messengers will travel constantly the
whole route and business in every of any
Importance between Saint Anthony and Galena both
the river and interior or land route.
The proproiors hold themselves responsible for all
moneys or goods entrusted their Passengers
may ase depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
BURBANK, rANCErTE & CO, Propne,ors.
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. G. II. RicE Il Co., St. Paul.
J. II. STEVENS g. Co., 81. Anthony.
CHURCHILL & NELSON, saltwater.
r. STEELE, Esq, Fort smelling.
I'M. WHALEY, Willow River.
FIN. RuBLEE & Co, Prairie La Crosse.
h. w. BRisBoIs, Prairie du CHEN,
J. BaooKEs, Esq, Caiena.
November II, 1851. 81
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BOARDING HOUSE.

BOARDING HOUSE.
CHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
House in the west end of the celebrated Fremont
House, Bench street, where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Boarders comfortable as he possibly at
$500 per week Nov. 1851 sly
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RET l. FARMER.


XKyOUID like TO know, people Of Minnesota, if you
w have any idea what excellent moccasins they are
selling, at 50 cents
What nice warm buffalo overshoes, at $500!
What handsome wnasw shades -
What beautiful Ladies' lndia rrbbers, at 81 90.
What dress clothes of nll coIors and prices
What boots and shoes and clothing OF all qualities,
Esxt nothing --tt
What Carpetng Of all sorts, including fine Brussels
down to what ID than hristles! ~
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The WORLDS FAIR.

Paul, by (35iS) J. w. BADCOCK.
The WORLDS FAIR.
FUNO keep your feet Ladies and Gentlemen, perfectly
and comfortable in wealth er as cold Green
laEe's Icy mountains, You have only ts = pair
of those neat warm substantial buffalo overshoes such
selling for almost nothing. There is nothing
for the health, like keeping your feet warm now,
that is homes, and sure you are horn
et NJ. CURRAN & co.
RET FARMER,
RE Offering rather The best lot of Hams and shoul-
"A dcrs offered In Saint Paul Also, very choice
article Of salt Goldfish worth dollar per qahal
than any that is usually sold for the Western market
APPLES.
We selling the bes. quality Of Jenitons FOR less
money than they could be bought for in calena Call
and buy more for the holidays; and let your women
folks make some good apple pies and mnce pies for
Christmas and New Year, to treat yenr friends when
they visit YOU. Also Zante currants and raisins. 2t
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Attention, Merchants and Business
Mon

VuVfE subscriber Offers his services close draw
of balance sheets Of books entrusted his charge,
with neatness and fidelity; aso open sets. Charges
moderate. Apply to p w. g. COMBS,
Practical Booxkeeper and accountant, next door to
Farringtons. RE
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PATTISON & BENSON,

T THEIR LIVERY STABLE, in the rear of
"A the American House, Saint Paul, have their
horses we'll up and in tiptop condition for in
sieghs; and also have their cutters and DID, painted
up the top of the Art Also a supply OF new, clean
Buffalo Robes and every thing in snug gentec and
Portable order, for sleigh-riding
Saint Paul, December, 1851.
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VXyM. WELLS, at his meat market, Upper end
wv Of ST. Paul, has for sale the ATTEST tenderest
beef and the hest fresh pork offered or sale In g.
Psn and at honest weight snd prices Give us trial.
will you - $500 :, o-svu
and rather better sanssges than any links ever before
offered in 81. Paul. so
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FARM TO LET.

FARM TO LET.
>yE Of the Oldest ard finest Farms IN The Territory
y of Minnesota known as the "CARofnERs FARM"
situated in Washinxtcn County, on the Cottage Grove
road abou, twelve miles from ST Faal This place h m
the centre of thickIy settled farming community, and
contains 100 acres with sboa eighty under cau-
yafon nae wood and privileges, together with
farm holsc barn and other outhoGses IL is faniariy
known as the plumb Farm and will be let ,cw-
triols practical farmer upon easy and advantageous
crms For further information apply 10 Gen. Janes
Nee. poai. -
ST. Paul, November IL, 1851. sEt sHf
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A LARGE assortment-iust received and for sale 10"
q nv COMBS,
sts 1T the Franklin Book Store.
NOVELS! NOVELIST!
A LARGE and complete assortment of the late Nov
.is i,,., received and for sale Eastern prices
CoNBS' BOOK ST0Rs,
Ccrney Of ~ Anthcny and CsFitol 81.
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TAKEN Up.

DY the subscriber, about 10 days ago. the Farm Of
ID VIM. X. Brown, at Red Rock, large Brown Ok,
with white belly in the forehead aud broad horns,
about years old. The owner Is requested 10 come
forward Immediately, prove property charges, and
take II away. ELIAS SCOFlEID.
Red Rock, Nov. %, 1851. 3Jt442
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STATIONERY,

STATIONERY,
DLANK BOOKS Of o variety Of sizes, memoranda
Ii books, Drawing, Foolscap, Letter. and Note paper;
Envelopes, fancy and plain drawing and other pencils
pens, ink, &c., for sale by w. 8. COMBS.
bookseller and Statoner, Of Saint Anthony and
Capitol Streets opposite the American House.
November N, 1851. 3cy
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WRAPPING PAPEI

ar ALL sizes nsed by Druggists, Grocers, &c, fo,
" sale eaeaP BY CONES,
Neat door to Tarriistuns
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MULLER has just opsned for exhibition at his
H NEW BRICK STORE directly opposite his old
stand, large and splendid assortment OF Dry Goods
Clothing, Indian Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware
and Cfoekery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cape and In
da Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he offers whole
sale and retail at prices much reduced. Merchants IN
the Indian trade find every article they may WISH
the trade and with the that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders all
be filled 10 any amount so
To The I adj h,y a l,xv NJ
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rpLANK BILLS or I.ADINc, gri.,ss and Tor ..,e at
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HOUSE TO REM

HOUSE To kENi. eHf4sf
NEW, comfortable house, At . moderate rent: In
"A qnire at the Pioneer ofbee
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TAKE NOTICE.
YUNHE EASTERN MAIL will be closed OF
4 Sunday night.
3itf J. w. BASS r. NJ.
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Sad irons ard stands,
Boilers and saucepans,
brass kettles, pic plates,
Dust pans, spittoons,
Brass, iron & jap'd cand'ks
Walters, br'd&snufer trays
], Curtain pins, bands, etc.
i.antherns and lard lamps,
Dress&iron shcv'ls&t0ngs,
Brittapia ware,
Grid.roEs snd tea kettles,
Coffee mills, etc.
Shaving soap, brushes, etc.
Combs, purses, etc,
Spectacics, etc,
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SLEIGH BELLs..

Double body straps,
Single do DO
ed, Loose bells, all sizes.
d 20 sell low for Cash oF'ty,
FOODS in the Eastern markets
cements TO purchasers that
J. McCLouD, Jr., & co.
3t-Sm.
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SET UP.-'Fhe Democrat Of yesterday
aeeuses the editor of the Pioneer Of "sst,ing
iiiurself up" &c. II is fact that we SET
6tTseg up while our ncighhor tcas set up,
by the Winnebaso Fur Company; and
vents propping from both Fur Companies,
20 keep him up. izr 1888 81 Ele
HoPs FOR THE DEMocRAr.-rheF eder.
Rice organ says, she (the PionceF) never
cracks down upon the sweep till he sees has
Ye.sard an the hopper" No; ssnot il we can
help ito and therein a horse that ecau
-ee," differs from "a blind horse" Our
uei ghbor thought he had all the public print.
az in the hoppers Of his two journals, last
aginter, the Chronicle and Democrat; but
he failed to see it;" and wtea he put his
hand in the hopper, he found it had hopped
oot, like Padsiy's flea.
Bass LAKE.--Ihis charming sheet Of
alter, noted for fine fish, is six miles from
Saltwater on the road to St. Paul. It j:
iseFhaps two miles in CT cunlference--fring
ID on one side by grove, and on the othei
y prairie. Between Bass Lake and another
~ larger lake near by, OH the sandy leach
n traveller win find the germ, Of . tavern
7 lsa sps, which Nature has made SO love
) that no traveller having seen, can forge
BsNK.-rhc Democrat has set up a whil
h',iik sfigy to fire ut, this week., Perhsp.
aUr neighbor came honest y by that idea q
ssnk, As a part Of the assets of the OLD
Wing Chronicle which 10 bought. Now
ewn Up Esighbor; did not the old Chronicle
F=oprietors transfer to yoa their safe and al
rs contents, being divers pictured prami.
sesr cf the "Bank Of St. Croix,': 10 psy'
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GENTLEMEN's WEARING APPAREL

Grey and white list and scar
let strouding
Tafieta ribbon and worsted
binding
Scalpins and cartouch Knife
Pistols, revolvers and Bowie
Knives
California and Buena Vista
Knives .
Pocket and Congress Knives
Powder TASKS & gun worms
Coi-lines, sturgeon Il CLING
rUtna
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STANDARD TExT-B0OKs,


The most Eminent Of our Proctical Educators
speak ia the highest terms Of approval Of
the Works composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books in MAJORITY the STATES OF THE
UNION, and especially, their general use
THRoUeHouT THE ESrfRE WEST,
Is srrient evidence Of their unparalleled popularity
These works not only the BEST but they are,
also, the cHsArEsT scuoeL Books before the public
and being row generally used In Schools Of the Ter
rto-y PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
ny Professor wx. II. McGurFgY, L.L.D)
McGuFFEY's EcLEcTIc SPELLING Book aad
McGUFFEy's EcLEcrIc FIRST READER.
do do SECOND do
do do THIRD do
do do FOURTH do
10 de- FIRTH do
HEM.ss' xocsa LADIES REApER, by Pref Pinneo-
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT. TRANS leave New
York as follows from the Pier foot OF Duanest DAILY
SUNDAYS eIcepted,) -
! MAIL TRAIN al 6 A NJ via Jersey City, stopping al
2 DAYTXPRESs TRAIN. atl,M.. via Jersey CITY for
qua Rochester and ttalo connecting az Eia
with Mai Tram for Dkrk which stops al ali the stations
Passengers by this tram remain at Emra over ngh ana
proceed next morning. o'clock at Canandagld
m time for the Express Tram West = o..
g. WAY TRAIN a. 2.30P NJ, via Piermont Tor Olis-
VILE and all intermediate stations
A. FMIGRANT TRAIN al y. M. for Dnnkirk, taxing
sur,ants All principal cities aud towns IN the West
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. a. r. NJ, for Dun
kirk Geneva Canandaigua Rochester and Buffalo TINS
at Dunkrk with hfs-cass steamers run
ming direct TO Cleveland and also 10 Detroit, leaving M
medaiey the arrival Of the tram and connecting AZ
Cleveland with the Cleveland Columbus ana CiI clnna,i
Railroad and at Detroit with the Michigan central ha-
road Beats leave daily arrival Of this tram Tor
Ere Saudusky Toledo and Monroe Passengers BY this
tram arrive al Rochester and Buffalo early next day
TRAINS TO NEW-IOkK
1 MAIL TRAIN leaves DunkHk al A NJ , stopping NJ
all Stations of Elmra and connecting there win the
Day Express Tram from Canandaigua TO New iofk
q WAY TRAIN leaves Otisvllle at A. NJ, arriving IA
New-York at II 20 An
8 MAIL TRAIN leaves Etmlra az A NJ, stopping AT
az Stations and arriving m New York same evening.
1 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DuhkrA al
l0l5AM
s. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandaigna at 70
NJ Elmlra at 8 = NJ q, and Geneva at - A. Nj
6 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DunklrK al 450
p NJ, ard CanandsIgua at 80 NJ taxing PASSENGERS
the ght Express Tram from Buffalo and Rochester
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from Pier foot OF Ddane-st 4,
for all place, west CHAs MINOT,
nj SuDerlntendent
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NOTICE Of FORECLOSURE

HORTGAGE.-Th.fsas IN and BY certain indie 4
turs u horgsrs teang date the * tay & May m the
tween SAMUEL eiOh D ard ELIZABETH his vile 4
tbs City of Rfgokyn aud Cc1niy u Nlngs >tr u New
York If the nrs. paft All SEABUhf hlSStN 4 the
sad Citr County aid S4,s &! the tcuua part W ~ oe
Ter scucus ac payment % The said patv II he second
per the Il th0IsSrd and fpus hundred doiiis
VIII interest aCr1r1nr - me CONDITION e prs rsf an
bsrd OBJ gutIf ffarnr even cat ~A sl l-a-t tA5
sac prrtt- % 20 ts- r''t t4 c-l2'' 20 ii . Pr n
r. ,asr cove sit +- fte Sgd 20 ut '. -
ord rat all those lots yc'res snt pa-- o.
laao ivTg sid beng m tte NElllh ~at % ne
CIV II Nv Yoi ~ me soIh-r,s sije z 3sfh - NJ
b,.rctA Fiji aAd Ni'fD-.sS. "a sNd ty i-~ 'n8
.r.ucAc ere .If, rtd AMI m. e. sfe-rriF t'N.n
svh .v.. and ln-tfr ihelrr Soi'.ri' a' pa
rd p ain sa-d SKA ~. n.Atts tl-Al i.ts 1.d i'a
rchss. thcrcs eas'.l. ul. ra.alel SEQ s1- yil -
MY I've feet ...n-t nr-'atr " anef-el-'t i-e- r
me inches & Thfty and thcnre westerly aoa-
longing to the C-p,at1n New Inrs made 1914
as ihat oher log lece and parcel q aud o. r sds
81 same street and commencing two hnndrtf f"tf 'r
fTs ~ s-a sixth ard running thence erf and
rartlel with SN'h-avenue ueety-sIsht lest ami nine
inches; thence eastsTy snd parallel With THIRTY s&th-s
ninety sht lee: ard inches - IL 5tvstth
hence westerly along Thirty sixth twenty i've feet
The place OF beginning. and Lot No - sad
map Which said mortgage was duv recoried m he ocs
# the Register Of the Cry and County Il NewloGA
IrsT So Of Morgl pase 81 the l4b day u May
1851 Aud whereas default has made The payment
Of sand prinripal and the accrrg Shereou.
and the Of fourteen red and ofoue dollars and
sty five claimed to be due thereon - The tine Of
lav HAVING been Instructed 70 Tie said amount
any part theeof now therefore. notice u he cog gwen
that by virtue Of the Of sale the SAID ndenure II
mortgage contained and pursuance Of the stature such
he sold at public auction at the Office Of Cole Chiffon No
Wal the CIT and County Of New York IN Tues
forenoon OF that day SEABURY KISSAM Mouages
Dated New-Yors, October 20, 1851. go lawMtJle
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SUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
- the apphcaiion OF the Mayor Aldermen an1 ~, =
monalty Of the CIV Of NewlcrS relative 10 me OT ~
ING OF MIGHTY FOJRIH-SIRELI' ~" s 3D. -
hereby gwen that tie costs charges expenses au1 a.
bsemeris incurred by the proceenss N me aqSIe eh
tied matter NIL De taxed by the Hon. john + iR3l'
or IN case VI his absence by Of the ether Jusce oI
tie supreme Co ult the Su Court Ch1efs u nc
CIV Han of the CIV # New York ON Eday the st ~
ofNoyeinher. 1851, at o'clock N the forenoon o-'ea
New lOik. New. !. 1851.
l.. DELAElELD SMITH, }
GEORGE +. CLARK. Iob'G>s, nef>
EREDERICK l.. NULrEE nj VI
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SUPREME COVRT-

SUPKEME tUUHI.-In Tue matW! OF
~ the application # he MAJOR Aldermen and CO n non
ait, II Ctr Of New York, relative t. the OF NiNGo
ONE HUNDRk ard NlNEfkES fH ST rom s'n Az.
Sh av IL thc City " Ne YUrs Punlc B1,ice Dee y
gwen ~ tie Masur Aoe-u IN and CpmuoAsity % ne C
si New York pGrsH 10 6tslte luf case made anu
provided hat The sad The Mayor, Aoeruea ART com
InoBsy Of the Cts Of Ne~ grs laiead 70 maze app ~
ton IA the Supreme Court Il the SAFE II New fok, a.
er.cal TEN NJ ~ saa Cgff ~ ~ D. q me CT fA
oftte C, II New forS 54 ljRDAY Tie (, a aAy u
huyslr 1881. 81 &c ffr- Il ftr Cow 'n m ~
- soon -re ff.t a- Counsel can DO ar s-rrc Hf-
Hert OF CormlssC # Estimate ~ud Assessn-n VIZ
above entitled msf eT fha- tis nature anI - 'ci -
Inuroseu.ut hereby 1T ucai, ne opening 81 it9s'
r. m Nh a. ~ " ia toe CIV II Nv N7.S. AZ "a
out tie nap PLAZA Of Tie ~ ~ Ne !" 1liuS -
bT ,iTt 81 AZ g fine ~ - NE # s ,st' % Nr-
York en'rled An Act -eatlTe ~ aproqs icaIs - ~
the ,laging ont of S-eets and Roads ~ we s1i Wv
York and for o,her g1fp1ses passed Ap.lJ log' 49,,
' HENRY T. DAVIES,
,5tqg Counsel T. ne Gorg1raii'4-
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CpANCIs' PILosITOUs COM.

POUND gu'rAn'eed 70 resiore vac .h "a. e,rea'aI
-, ,canrapes each bottle For toilet artce 70 ye ~
80 aud sef.n he HAIR. 10 remove olo.cLes a1u
Inn there nO.hng superior: IA NV p-SRr II,
~, N certificates he could have iarge coe. -.
800 Int h,s terms nil sat'sfy every candid -
~ ~ Ij,s PERENNIAL COMPOUND pre- lS'su " to-
sore gray haI is original c'9r c,ev Tega.
winch " VIZ ~ ~ substaace For sale ny
e ropde,or McCRAKEN No S ss sTGaS"1 PS. IS
10 .ny :. W. ,,b iihera discount 70 dea ers n5 y
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
Il NEW YORK to ALBANY and TROY. On TUES

u u NEW YORK to ALBANY and TROY. On TUES
DAY oct.H the Trains wi until further notice run as
Leave NewYork, gong North, from the Office n. ear
Yonkers, Hastings. Dobb's Ferry, Dearman, Tarryto~n,
Sing Sing CToon, Boscobel, Verplanks Peekss earn
sons Cold Spring, Fnhklb, Carthage Low P9np New
Rhnebeck, Barrytown. Tyoh East Camp, Oakhin, Hud-
son Stockport, Coxsae Stuyvesant schodack and Cas-
aeton. Al AM Express Tram, stopping only oI pas
NJ for Peekskll stopping at all stations At ~
PM for Peekskll, stopping at all way station AZ ~
Spring FIshkill. New ambursh, Poughkeepsie, Hyde
Park, Rhmebeck, Banytewn, Tvol, East Camp Oakhll,
Hudson, StockpO Coxsacke Stuyvesant Schotack and
CasetOn At Il NJ for freight aud passengers 70 Pough
keepsle stopping at all stations Att VI fr foneh-
keepse stopping at the stations. At NJ through
Mail Tram, stopping tor passengers Only a. reeksllI
Leave Hudson for Albany at q 81 stopping "a,
Leave Albany going South at u AM. fof Nsw-York,
stopping at Catleton Schodack, Stuyvesant. CeIsacke
stockport Hudson, Oa hill, East Camp Tyoh Barryown.
Rhinsbeck, Hyde Park, Poughkeepse; New Hamburger,
Carthage, low Pont( Flshki, Cold Spring. Garrsons.
Peekskll, Verpianck's, Croton. Smg-sins Tarryo1n,
Dobbs Ferry, Hastings. YOnkers and ManhattaDve.
At II NJ for New York stopping at Casteton, SuJ-
vesan COXsackpe, Hudson, Tyo, Rnnebeck Ponehkeep-
sic New HambuTgh. Flskkl. Cold Spring and Peedskhl
tween Albany and Peeksk except Carthage Low PORi)
and not stopping below Peekskn
A3:PM for Hudson, stopping at all way sia'lons
York. stopping only at Hudson PoughkeepSie fbKh ana
Psekskn.
B--These Trains will leave Troy IS minutes previous
Issye Poughkespsie for New-York at o. VI stopping
the stations All AN. Ton freight and passage
leave Peekskli for New-York at 81 A NJ stopping at
way stations At Pm. stopping at way stations AIS
ei6tf W c. YOUNG, President.
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Essal Notices.
ATA SURROGATE'S COURT, h

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IN IN ard for the County of New Yors at The S9Tro-
rates Office IN the City OF New York. On The Oh o! OOt
S.r m he ytar one thousand eight hundred anu my one
Present Alexander " Bradford Surrogate In the ma,
ter of the application 10 mortgage lease OF sell the iea
estate M lanes Geis 6ece astd On reading and aiAg
the Applicaton of JAMES GSEIG tue admnlstfaip Of
james Greg, late Of The Cay Of New foTN teceasea ~
snhorty 10 mortsags lease OF sell the real estate Of tie
said deceased for the payment oi has deStS * IS oe Ell
that all persons interested IN the estate o. he SAD James
re. deceased appear before the Surrogate OF the County
of New York at his Office in the City Of New OK. on
III, twenty hh day Of November next ~ ~ O'CLOCK IN ne
authority should not gwen 10 the said aGnisira' 70
mortssce lease sell mGch OF the real estate 81 me
debts loci Awsl A ". BRADFORD. Surrogate
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N Y. SUPREME COURT.-J0SEPH
l y. B; SARGENT ssainst ELoN W RUPERT. VII

I b SAhtTENI tIlON "
LIAM J. LINDENBERGER, JACOB II. LINDEN
BERGER and RICHARD y HERR -SummOns for mon
o. demand on conractrO the defendants above named
You are hereby summoned and required 20 the COM
plant IN tins action. which Will he hled IN The o4ce Of the
Clerk OF this Court at the City Hail. City and Couaty OF
New York, and % cops OF yeur answer - ne sd
complaint the sbsc. oers II their Office Nc 2, Wall st
IN the said City Of wIhn twenty DAYS after the
his YOU exclusive OF the day of such
service and fail e. answer the SAID complaint wthin
the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action vii take
Judgment for the sum Of hundred ana toty
dollar, and SIXTY eight cents. with nteee' from he hrs
day Of February one thousand eight hundred and y
besides the costs of thus &ciionDatd New Ick, October
LIST. 1851. .
The said complain was cd with the Clerk Of ,hss Court
as aors sad On the 18th Lay Of October lS3lDaiet New
Yoik Oct II. 1851. BARNEY X III lLhh'
oI3 aw6vM Planiiu Attorneys
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