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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

! ENGLISH SPELLER," By DAVID
PRICE a new edition Of a popular manual claim
Ing tie advantages Of al improved arrangement Of
the alphabet. OF the elementary sounds. a conye-
men; sequence Of the lessons, alapted 70 the prof.
cheney of the pupil. and an unusually large variety
Of wcTcs The volume l. Wei printed and Illus
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nlArH oF HANILrnN

The news u Us dtaih, unused though iho nv.
produced the greatest excitement. Even thai party
hostility Of which he hac been 80 conspicuous al OBJ
ect was cueiled for The moment Al were now
Wiling IL admit that he Was not less patriotic than
able and that IN hs uuiimey ce2ih-tor he was only
IN his forty-eghth yeI-iRe country had suffered Al
lrreparable loss The general feeling expressed r.
sell IN A public ceremony, the mOurnlul pOmp OF
which the CITY had never seen equalet funeral
oranon was delivered IN Trinity Church oy Cow
emeur Morris. al " hose SIDE. on Inc Platform erected
for the speaker stood four sons Of Hamilton between
the AGES Of sixteen and SIX Morris briefly recas-I--
lated namlhon's public scrylcts am nope 1-f.aes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

~" HoRAr NAcNAE, THovGHr Book"
by JAMES ELwEs, d collection of briei, choice e1-
tracts from the literary treasures of all ages and
countries selected win a regard to uniformity Of
sentiment on moral, philosophical and religious
truth and forming Splcilegium OF golden thoughts
Of wise spirits, who. though dead yet SPEAK and
whose voices are sun heard among us Many Of
the extracts are from rare sources, and the whole
volume IN point OF taste and utility IS OF higher
order than the usual compilations OF the KIND -
l2mo Up. 256 Boston James Munroe d COZ
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- "MrMolR OF THE REV. EDWARD BIcK-

rHsrErn" Bv Rev. T. Il. BIRKs. with an lntroduc-
ton By SrxrHEN II. TYING \ commonplace o-
ocrapay OF man OF moderate encoWmonts and or
binary character. whose position IN the religious
world has gwen nm certain degree OF celebrity
The record OF his pIous senlimenta!lzngS VIII fur
uish sweet morscl 10 many tastes but such intense
sellconsclousne>> combined with prevailing me
docriy OF nature, = 20 OF the most repul>lve
exhibitions of human weakness. - vols, l2mo
NaIper & BroihersI
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT Trains leave New

i Y WINTER ARRANGEMENT Trains leave New
York as follows from the Pier foot Of DGanest
l. MAIL TRAIN at A. d., Sundays excepted) stop
ping al ell the Stations.
@ DAYEXPREss TRAIN, at2 80 p. NJ. tsundavs
cepted foi Canandagua Rochester and Buffalo. Passen
gers by tins tram proceed immediately TO CananGagua IN
for Express Tram est arriving N Buffalo a. 80
o'clock nett morning
P,efment for Suifsrbs aud mte mediate stations
4 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. ~ p. VI for Dun
sirs Geneva Canandaigua Rochester AVID Buffalo. Thus
tram connects at DuRkrk with 6TsciAss Steamers run
uing direct Cleveland aud also - DsilOn, leaving m
ediaelv on the arrival Of The tram aud connecting at
Cleveland with the Cleveland Columbus, and Cincinnati
Rs,irosd and at Detroit with the Michigan Centra Rail-
road Beats also leave daily arrival Of TINS tram for
Enc Saudusiy Toledo ana Monroe Passengers ~ ths
train can remain Emra til IS VI and proc. ed % &C.
neys OF n Canandssua Rochester aud Buffalo.
S ENIGRAHT TRAIN At 2 NJ. for Dunsirs, ta1ng
TRAINS TO EW-YORK
l. MAIL TRAIN leaves DunhiIk at - AN, stopping
al all Stations IF F. MIRA, aud connecting there with
the Express Train from CansBdaigua to NewYork
g. WAY TRAIN leaves Sui'eTn az 6 IL AM, VIA PIER
mont. -
3. MAIL TRAIN leaves Elmira al 9 A NJ stopping at
al Stations, and arriving 10 New York same evening
4 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DunkIA AZ
5. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandaigna at
PM Elmra att 4j p NJ. and Geneva at - .
6 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DuDHTk at 80
= NJ. and Canandsgua at 80 p NJ, taking passengers
FRFIGHT TRAINS leave from Pier foot of DuaRe-St
at tSundays excep;ed) for all Stations n tAe road
and branches, and for all places west CT MlNOI:
n2l Superintendent
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
\ Fox's REVENGE. Rev. J. Murray, IL

\ FoN's REVENGE. Rev J. Murray, IN
his work on Creation, tell, tue folio wing story
An old and respectable man OF The County OF
Montgomery used frequently 70 relate an alecio"
of a Circumstance which he saw In MS yOu'h he
resided on the banks OF the Hudson River one dsy
he went TO q BAY on the ryer IN order to shoo duchs
or wild geese When he came To- the r'ef ne 81"
six geese beyond shot. lie determined 10 NalI iof
them to approach the shore While sitting mere,
he saw fox come down - the SHORE ana stdnu
some time aud observe the geese. At lehgth ne
turned and went INTO the woods, and came ohl Neh
"A very large bunch of moss m ms NOUN ne 'hel.
entered the water very silently, sank himself ana
then keep!ne the moss above the Whef. hinselI
concealed he hoated among the geese suddenly
one OF them was drawn under the water, ana thc ,oN
soon appeared on the shore with the goose on ms
back He assembled the bank and i1lnd "a mole
made by the teaung up of a tree. Inc hole ne
cleared placed IN the goose, and covered " WIN
great care, S:IeN wing leaves over H. Inc Iox men
LETT and while he was gone, the hunter unOuIeo
the goose closed the hole and resolved to await the
issue. -,
In about half an hour the fox returned WIN an
other in company. They went directly To me place
where the goose had been buried and threw ont the
earth The goose could not be found Ihey stood
regarding each other tor some time, when suddenly
the second fox attacked the other most iqnously as
If of,nded a. the trick Of his friend During me Dat
tie the man shot them both.
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. A-S.d. schr C0mmaHdsr-in'
Chief WDglum Bridgeport, 4 )nn. - d, A.,
BANGOR, Nov 2i-Arr. scAr Eofwest Haskell, New
BkIsroL. Nov 2o- Sid. scLr John wilens. Weaver.
DIGHTON, Nov GAR SCH Beni.F Besv's' R'e7s'
FALL RIVER, Nov Rat schrs Ns,han Dut d,,
Head AleKandris Queen, lof Pfo"dencol ~" nat
imore VTgInia Wilmington. Philadelphia Lean saln-
DER 10 si0yps Congress Mott Albany Mara Louisa,
Bennett, New Yo,k SD schrs. Diamond Garter @nd
5rfh-siT slnoo James G0rham. DAVIS, New-York
MnLBRIDGE Ngy 5-cId new chr Csoa n ~ Ro ms
bay Sawyer from Bangor tor West Indies which was az
0NoBiIT Nov. is-Arr ships Howard. Reed Balti-
more Tam shanter Soule Liverpool bark. JON hqr-
ray Lui Boston Barng Brothers, T9ttsf New fSLa
Lama Sncw R0bOns Boston brgs Dsa1oa, MOS,
man Boston John Alfred, Moore, Boston scsf Samuel
Bolton. Merslon Philadelphia. -, y.,p.,,.s
NORFOLK, Nov. z3-Arr scDrs. President, psddlsiofd.
from Richmond bound TO Fad RIVER Henry Psyson Crow
ell Boston Providence, Parker, BALTIMORE. AT Hta-
brg Gen Pnckney Hays. Baltimore schn Baltic, Dyer
Preyincstoun John Tyler. D. er DO, Gen h"n Frsbe'
"NFW oPIEArs. Nov l7-CId ships s,uthensr, SUI.
Ivan. New YORK judah TOuro, Lewis, B..,oa Bar D.n
p r Hazleone Cotuel Bostor 'schr Alfs MIsof rem
aeSa AT ' sSS 1'"ssG Bss. Be
Soy SI S.r. Y se@s' Oregon h''
NFW BEDFORD, Nov. 2f-sd sem WHEEL "iion'
N2JL1f .nrIyHIA. Nov 2s-Ar schr Susan, Bray,
po.iin "a bng sarah Wooster. Wooster, Cnass.tcn
saI1,.b' Nsw-YoIk Alert, Hall. Boston -. a..
Hp0kTLaND Nov zf--ATT. 5arA 81. Jag1, Josean Dos
,on schrs Wm II Machel. Eaton. St MAYS Ia Di@-
soIe Emery No.iok Elizabeth; Hsr1nst9a. az ~ r. y:
Wslard iaYd pha Coral, S,ap,ss, ~ ,Ts
ZEE Beny d. ~ endoy Hatch, kocsiand io ~ d ss
~ bark FflaLeh LeayHt new u POft4hat' ~ ~
rms EdT cooling. Havsni; ong Armagh. sf C2nign
WsI,6a sd shps Connthlan, Dunn, OXFORD oafksJa
con Prert,ss yorktown, Alnrs. John Ayii's s.reh y
aae Dsrd Niekes bngs Ls,ntine, Alssa, Tinaneier
DPPOXIDENCE Nov 2t-ATr schrs. LYDIA Glots Gloos'
psltmore Unred. Ballock Albany sloops Ceamsfes.
Tsi.r Do Hero Brig1tman. do S0athpor, J4es son os
R,rsr " ans Rhodes " York Chase Oakes 90 rfoy-
'Sence Brown do Cid brig Wiees Walker Eegee9iab.
Mat4azas SD schrs Hamlet, kckersoH, Philadelphia
EIcHMOSD Nov al-Au. scor Mount Vernon.
Rrarg Thon aston Sid. Iclr Golden Hale, Cn@mpef-
SAVANNAH. Nos. 22-Cd. bark Nan, Morton; Bcl..
Lev NJ YORK. brig Amencaa. Godfrey, DO. Wen, 70
.ss-ia,k scotland, Percy, Boston schr Chas Nnh'
'soMEKsET. Nov 2i-An. sloOp Artist, DAVIS. New
YORK. - . - -. rt.., Weeks
New-York for New Bedford Friend Of Pes.s, NJ
nom do for Wareham; Victory, Baker Al'~'' ~
port - VIZ NJ Baird S.lbbs
%SpkPN Nov 2a-slj sohr Anei'a v3 aar.n ~ H..
r,ssd Z = Bangor Ia port bIs fofh~s, 80 -
| q NJ YoiA, Collins, i0r Hs'fnza' i"''' ''~A'
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PAILROAD, CITY and COUNTY

-
the following Securities Of the most undoubted character
l. $4,000 CITY OF CINCNINNATI, OHIO SIX
PER CENT. COUPON BONDS, PAYABLE ia Nsw-York.
g. $4,000 ALLEGHENY CITY SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, Coupons gable New YORK January /, and
July guaranteed by the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
g. $50 eco ALBANY CITY SIX PER CENT. VA
TER LOAc, BONDS
$4,000 CITY OF CONVICTION, Ky opposite ihs
City of Cncinnatl SIX PER CENT. BONDS. suaran-
teed By The C0yngton ahd Lexington Railroad Company
s. $4,000 CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, SEW
EN- PER CENT. BONDS. guanteed by ihe sc,oia aad
Hooking Valley Railroad Company. Coupons aaTsole IN
NewYoTk January and July l.
G. $4,000 LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons pays-
bic IN New-YoTk. lst Apni and October.
= SIC. 600 MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAIL.
ROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
principal and interest payable IN NewYor With Coupons
January !, and July l.
0. $4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
Coupons payable January l. and July !, in New YORK
9 $4,000 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD COUPONS, payable IN New-York
November /, and May
10. $4,000 CHARLOTTESVILLE aad WABASH
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS, Coupons payable II New-Yors December l. and
H. 100000 ROSS COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS, guaranteed by the Mrrietta and Cncn-
natl Railroad Company.
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in ,he mOsE am
pie By Mortgage Deed Of Trust, 30 .nowE
and responsible citizen Of New YORK with power,
Of default To and sell each line, with al equipme
SC money pay amount of interest principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS issued, in zach
case by virtue Of Special of the proper Legisatus,
granting full power that purpose and direct vote Of
the people interested ha: beng largely in favor Of
Their issue.
The laws uA1o1 which these Bonds are created require
the proper authorities 70 make SPECIAL LEVY Of
TAXESto he SET APART exclusively for the purpose Of
meeting the accruing interest and gradually to renSurs
the principal which be enforced through the Courts Of
Law, should 1t become necessary.
These debts operate in the nature Of mortgage, on "a
real and personal estates within the respective City ard
County limits.
Constitution adopted by people OF Ohio pro
hbs absolutely the of any funded debt by Coun
ties within its boundaries. This viii prevent further
issue OF securities of this sort.
Printed Exhibits, in each case, be had Application
a. our Office giving full and detailed information to he
Eu:uYe Of sacn security New-Yors, Oct. 25. 1851
MSNSLoW LASIER's co, q Nallss.
leis D2awMGlhtf
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FlRE Al WnEELMG.-A fire occurred at
Wheeling, Va, on SATURDAY. morning, which con
sumed he entire block Of buildings fronting on the
west side of Main and Union sts. The sufferers are
Altman & Maxwell boot aud shoe dealers, loss
heavy. Insured for $1,000 William Baird glass ana
uutty store loss $1,000 j. u. Clements, cabinet
y,arerooms loss $4,000 VIM. Iioysor, tobacco FAC
tory loss 5000 Mrs. Edmondson, con'ectonef, loss
500 and Robert Armstrong, lottery oiice 1; w.
HeTry's warehouse suffered damage OF ~ %o9. hfs.
Edmondso ard family saved their lives oy ie'p'hg
f,nrn TIE sccnnd Story WINDOW.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the SUI sur,
F,bs Couuty Of New-York, no,lcs = hersoy
- iNs.le "a -srsons hsyinx claims against MARIA .
nS .yFYER late Of the City VI New iaS deceased, 70
lie sane with yoneteIs IAsres 70 Ine c,
= srs ~ bc.ness No IS Ferry-s.reet, IN the CiIy %
~ yots on or before The first day Of feoraa'y hei
c,,s,sd Nev,-York he 7ezh day Of July. I'D -.
Iysl I.Ntu n yChN 4 SA&"SaN' 49,
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To Mariners.

Tie Lish. Boat stationed shers Island sound parted
her Oorpgs on Friday last during the heavy gale and
at into stonng0n The schr Eclipse, from New London,
viii suppl, the station until the boat IS PIT IN order
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Eeaai Noilfcs.

SUPREME COURT-City and County
- - N.wVo,t ISAAC DTTHERIDGE, against
ROBERT H. GOULD.-Summons Tor money demand on
contract Com. str) To the above named ueiehu-
ami You are hereby summoned and requse9 10 answer
the comp LIANT IN IN on which VIII be hed IN the OF
ice of The Clerk OF TIE Cry and County Of at
the Civ Hall Tie City of New fofA, ana 70 setse
COW Of YOUR answer 10 he said complaint on tAe s1o>t
ber AZ his office. No. Nassau St IA sad Nl}' WITHIN
twenty DAYS afte the OF this summons on You eS-
elusive q ihe DAY of such service and YOU fa 20 an
swer the SAID complaint with the time <eSS' ,ho
sum of one thousand three hundred dollars win interest
from the 9th day July one thousand eIsn hsneeS anu
INV hes,es the costs of this action dated forK,
nv, "a ,oS, ~ DAVID p. HALL,
Wv go iva Plaintiffs Attorney, No Nassau ST.
NpTbs couiolaint was filed IN the Clerks Once IN
the CIV II New al Oh the 2ih day Of OCTOBER 1911
$50 law6wTh
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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.

OCULAR NAIL LINE, via Stoning-
aid Ne, Tor Boston. Providence, Ncw-Bedtod Taunton
0sf ear! ing the great Eastern u Mall WIN
s.ass ~ osIs or detention The secure anu eissNt
altsr,s.s y VANDERBILT and COMIODOkEieS Feon
ere sssTy- place,) at q oclnck p ~ For pas
sfce - n1s OF freight Spp al Pier No. 2, OF al ths
- NO II Battery Place. Sill
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VIM AARON c BURR.
JAMES DEWEY.
NRY l. DAVIES, Attorney. NJ


Supreme COURT.-ln the matter Of
- be oupication If the Mayor Aldermen ana Common
alty OF the Cg of Newfers relative e. the or u
i'm the { ii. If New York Public notice IS he coy
Iy Tie MAYOR Ai5emeu aid C0mnonalty Of the tty
of New-YoIk pursuant 70 Stuie IA tuc oise ,LaS5 no
,rox,dsd that tie SAID Tie Mayor Aldermen and Jom-
pouaty Of The Cts 81 New YorA, intend o. mase app A.
Ton IN the Supreme Court II the state OF Ne% i9n' a.
SOL Tenn N he I'D JuTt o. be held !. the City Han
Of The CIV OF Nen YORK On SATURDAY the ZJh dy of
~ scon as Counsel be heard for the appoint
ent OF Commissioners of Estimate and Assessnen NJ IN me
sbve entitled natter that the nature ana extent ~ 's
,o,ovsm.ut hereby intended, the opening OF ll9 81
from 4bav - SHAW. the City of New lofk, as LAD
ont on the map plan Of The CITY Of Nesh ~ un5sI ga
yoyL entitled An act rtaiye % Improvements tous's
hepaying out Of Streets a"d roads "a ,nY aG7 % ''"
i'iNr' ~ HENRY + DAVIES.
p5t29 Counsel 10 the CORPORATION
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SHIPPING INTELLlG ENCE.


IN lark chard from Bqy5qdOeg-John Jones Yoal lady
and children. . 80
Ia ship Star Of the West from LiterBO0tC. Pldmn j.
The nf son and 2g0 IN the steeIage.
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CUPREME COURT-County of New.

SUPREME COURT-COunty of New
- Yoik-Nathanle n Fowler, William 2: Cook aud
Charles Cock plaintiffs, against Len Marley Jr ana
Daniel Cron,n defendants summon ior II lne{ &c ana
on contract -(lnm no. ser To s-ld DE- ENDANlS
Won are hereby summoned and required 70 answer me
complaint m this action which WIKI be fled IN ~ ON 81
the CLERK OF the Cry and County OF New al the Wy
Hai Of bs Cy ~ New York ard serve copy Of your
answer the sad complaint the subscriber, az as
oiCe No o. John street the City OF New ofk, VIVIAN
twenty after the Of this Summons n you ek-
elusive the Gav II such service and YOU ial 70 ans
The said complaint within TIE time tht p-
ts 10 thS aet,on sIil take Judgment against YOU r Tie
sun hundred and Sky eight collars ana
cents. IN interest from the twenty ninin dss 81 slsl
one thousand eght hundred and h,y one besides the costs
Of this action -Da ,ed September zt 1871. ,. 49,
JOHN NJ EAGER Plalntis Auorney .
TIE sad cora,rt was Med ~ the Office Of the CLERK Il
the City AMI County OF Newhcik. IN the z)th Day OF
october. l8ji-Date,l Octoner q l69l - 80. 49,,
go isweuTb JOHN NJ EAGER plaintiffs Any.
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u Z. and {. LINE. The new and elegant
arr ssnet BUCKEYE STATE Capt c. c. STAN:
ssd r, .,ssts Buffalo every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
Irssss mDAY EVENINGS OF the arrival Of the Express
b Itvla AltaEy Though from Buffalo Cincinnati
p.s Tickets he pr0C ureG board Of either eftAs
~ Line Of 81. assrS AID The Rip Van Nnsie Fare
nc serao = Cic ahsa SIC Meals and b. this ncludsS
an 4. CABLE, Agent.
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CTPEFME COURT. CITY and County

SUPREME COT RI, tItv and County
- Of New York-SlO't Cannon and Zetus Seafe, TX
euos and Trustees Of the last val and testament Oi
Mott 6 Cannon. deceased against liiitm ID g nm ~
mons for relief lCom. u8t served TO WILL All
ID CANNON, defendant You are hereby summoned ana
r4cUIIed o. answer the complaint ~ ihs acton whlcA N
h. eJ The Office OF the CelA Of the City ADJ County u
Nev Yos al DE City Hall Cry and o. serve copy
NJ vor nv er tie saGc1m LIANT 0Lthe subscriber a s
OF &c Ne So Nassaus' Ia SAID City. within twenty dSs
the service OF this summons yul. exclusive II the
dav OF such service and yoH fal - answer the sad
liant thin the time Aforesaid, tle Qialuth ~ ls &C.
t vii qury 10 tie Court for the relief demanded IN me
complaint Dated August II, 1851 5000.
CHARLES UNLOCK, PLAINTIFFS Attorney
The sad g. NM sut as "a with the sand Clerk As ailrt
"a \ ON lie l7th davof November 1851 Dated New-YOtS,
%.,smber 10 iSsl CHARLES UNLOCK,
~ is,,I5,.In Plaintiffs Attorney
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

n NETWORK to ALBANY and TROY. On TUES
DAY Oct IA, the Trains viii until further notice. run as
Leave New-York, going North, from tho oiace near
Chambers st. AZ AN Way Mail Tram ior AiDnny ana
YonEers, Hastings Dobb's Ferry Dearman, Tafrytown,
Sing Sing, Croon Boscobei, Verpianks Peeksk Gar-
Hsmburgh, Milton Ferry, Poughkeepsie, HYDE Park,
hhnebeck Banytown. Tivoh East Camp, Oakhill, nd
son Stockport Coxsae, Stu vesant Schod ac and Cas-
Teton. At 81 AM Express Irain stopping only Tor pas
sengers at Peekskill, Poughkeepse and Hudson. Al 10
A NJ for Peekssiu stopping at all way stations Al ~
PM, for PeekSkLl, stopping at all way station Az III
Spring, FShkill, New-Hambursh, PoughkeaDsie HYDE
Park, Rhinebeck Barrytown TIvOi, East Camp, OaSh,
Hudson, Stockport C0xSacke, Stuyvesant Scnodack and
CastetOn At Il PM for freight and passengers 10 PouGh
keepsie stopping at all way stations. At NJ fer POugh
keepsie stopping at the way stations At NJ through
Nal Tram, stopping for passengers only a. peehsi
Albany. At54 M Peekskill, stopping az way stations
Leave Hudson for Albany at Is Nm stopping at way
places.
Leave Albany going South at 4 AN for Nsw-Ysrk,
Stockport Hudson, Oakhll, East Camp Tyol BarUown.
Rhinebeck. Hyde Park Poughkeepse. New Hamburger,
Carthage low P0nt Eishkl, Cold Spring, Ganison's.
Peekskill, Verpanck's. Croton. SmgSng. TarrytOwn,
DObbs Ferry, Hastings, YOnkeTs and Manhaitanvle.
CoXsackie Hudsou, Tivoll, Bhnebeck Foughkeep
Hamburger Fskklll. Cold Spring and Peekslill.
tween ALBANY and Peek skill except Carhage, Ow POint)
and not stopping below Peekskill
A54P NJ for Hudson, stopping at all wav stations
At 81 p NJ Tor on arrival II Western tram for New
York. stopping Jy AZ Hudson PCughh eepsie, Fis and
Peekskill.
n B-These Trains will leave Troy Is minutes previous
Leave Poughkeopse foT -ew-York at 81 A. NJ stopping
the way stations Att ~ for freight and passage,
Ieave PeeksEili Tor New York at g. NJ stopping at
stations. At p M stopping at way stations. Al
~ stopping AZ way stations
Passengers will procure tes before n'erng the Cars
ol6tI W. C.. YOUNG. President.
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NOR CHARLESTON. - The new,
= splendid and fast going steamship MARION
Berry, Commander VIII leave pier No 4. North kNer'
% SATURDAY, Nov. -. at o'clock, Z. Nj, precisely
herhs secured only when paid for. 49,, ,,
fw height apply board, where all hlls OF la1ng VIII
ksgatd, and fit passage. AT the coUntng-rOom o.
SPOFFORD TILESrON co,
MA No. as South st
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DATES OF SAILING

f'' lLDWDK CoLIiNsS CO. So wall-st. n. York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY Il co Liverpool,
EG ROBERTS co. 10 Kings Arms Yard
London, or
L. DRAPER, u, rs Rue Notre Dame dos VICTORIES
sowners az these ships wlnot be accountable for gold
s,er bullion specie. ewelry, precious stones or metals
a,ess bills Of adng signed therefor, and the value
Asr,oftherein expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
JOHN FONIEk. Is.,)
DAVID SEAMAN. Comnissioner.
GEORGE BOYD, ~
s~ -Sors. September rs 1881. sstNzs
CUPRFNIE COURT-W llliam 4. Dixie.

~ man against DAVID Randeli ani other~.--Slmmons
To the defendants, JAMES " RANDEi.L, STEPHEN
X HARRIS EDWARD SHEPARD and HbLEN his
Wife aud ALEXANDER NARlAN and MARY X.
his Wife ara each of them You are hereby and
required answer the compliant tins action which was
flied m the oce the Ccfk Of the Ctty and County Of
New York Al the City Hail "a the CITY of New York, On
the 2h day o June 1851 and 10 serve cory Of your an
sseT the SAID complaint the Subscriber, al ms once,
No ~ Nassau-s VA the said cl, within twenty days amer
the service I'd tins summons rn exclusive cfthe day OF
such service and ifyon f 10 answer the sad complaint
within the time al sesad The Piaiutt IN THIS action VIII
ap uly the Count for tie relief demanded IA tAe COM
ulainf 49, Dated the an dav of October, 1851.
% law l2NTh + KETCHUN Plaintiffs Attorney