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Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-08
Butchering Establishment for Sale.

Butchering Establishment for Sale.
m HE subscriber wishes TO sell his place where he
a now lives, in rear of the Tavern yard of VIM b.
Hatch In Leicester together with his business and all
the appuriinances belonging thereto. do business
Of from fifteen 70 twenty thousand dollars year. The
buildings in good repair, and nyenient ior the
business There Is on the promises good house calcu
lated for two families. barn, So by 80 one end
which Ia occupied for Slaughter House--a good Ce liar
under the whole barn for making MANURE building
30 by AS, occupied for Boot shop. A building 81 by
l6, occupied for Paint Shop. Ts
part OF the purchase money can remain on mprt
gage ifdesired. VIM. BOND
Leicester. June "a. 1851, f je25-dwif
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-08
Providence and Worcester Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On and after NJ,
day December lst.
TRAINS

TRAINS
Leave Providence at 7.30 and il3O am api 345 n n,
leave Worcester at and IL am. and ,n
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with roachs.
fot Milford and MenaoR; AT Millvile with coaches fnr
Slatersville At Whitins with coaches for East Dou
gas aud White seille; at Farnums with coaches FIR
Grafton Ger ,e N e Village and Upton; al Worcea
ter with trains fct Western r. Roau and Norwich and
w. r. r., and Worcester md Nashua II. r.; Al Water
ford with trains of NorfoA County Railroad for and
from Boston, Dedham, &c.
The I3O train from Providence, connects at Worcrs
tcf with the Express train for New York. and the Ac.
conmolalion train for Albany, which leaves Wurces.
ter at 9. 3eA. NJ
The ll30 train from Providence connects at Wo.
cesie with tie Express train for New York which
leaves Wor sesier at P. M.
Passengers by the 5.45 p NJ. train from proyidence
car arrive at Springfield, Hartford or NoTthamutul
the same evening This train also connects al
Ter with the New York steamboat train via Norwich
The Ii Am. train fromM crcester connects AZ provi
denes With trains for Boston, Taunton, Fall River.
Bedford Also with Steamboats, for Fall River ami
Newport. W
The p. M. train from Worcester connects nj proxt
dencs w'sh the Boston and N Y. Steamboat train fur
New York W @
uTxe 7sO and IL Am. trains do not stop at Ham.
let. - = "'''
IrThe S45 and P. NJ trains do not stop At Asbtnu
or Hamlet. ISAAC n SOIITHWILK sam
Providence. Oct. l. 1881 o6 I,yff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-08
Our Cash Store

the place 70 get GROCERIES, Cheap. I,emem.
a. Der thai In these hard times, "a Dollar saved is dol
ar earned" We do not make caicu afions tor losses
ana c0mpe Paying Customers make up these losses
We sell all kinds of Family Groceries very cheap far
cash. E o. FIANDEI{R A. III
o3Odtf corner Of Myrtle and southbridge st s.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-08
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

known.
This Plaster is composed of quite number ofvegetabe
substances peculiarly compounded There has been
and not at the present time, better plaster made
various purposes for which pasters used II has
superior for removing
PAIN, INTERNAL. INFLAMMATTONS, RHEU-
MATiSM, WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK,
BREAST, STOMACH, &C.,
and when used in
LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES
will prove very beneficial suffering with such COM
plants.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-08
FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,

T II subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, No. $50 AlafA street, op.
posi'e the Central Exchange, (up stairs)
nave stocked them with rich and elegant
assortment OF Furniture of the latest ,tyIes
Drawing rooms furnished in Rose Wood,
Black Walnut or Mahogany, upholstered
in IIlisL A.........l I =
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-08
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad

bfARAlNS leave Worcester for Fitchhurs IN connet
il toI with the Worcester aud Nashua trains ever,
day except Sundays, at
6.30 anu ii A. NJ, AMI at 4l0P.M
REruRNING-Leave Fitchbnrg at
500 A. NJ, I2.45 and As p. NJ
The shortest and MOST direct Railroad route between
Worcester, Mass and Burlington, VT is by the wav
of Fitchburg Bellows Falls and Rutland This ronte ID
twenty-t~' miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route is by the way of Ftchburu
Beows Fails, Windsor, White River Junction. am
Montpelier. This is 20 miles shorter than any
other, except The mentioned above and 20 ,lea
nearer than any other all stations on the vet
mont Central and Passnn psic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either OF routes ny the fno
ming train stop at Ftchburg hour, dine at Bellows
Falls and arrive at Burlington early as BY any other
route.
Passengers in the II O'Clock train from Worcester ston
ct Fitchburg three honrs, when they can Proceed IN
Rutland or Northield day, and to Burlington thu
next morning.
RETuRNINa-The early train from Fitchburg arriveu
In Worcester in season with the trains for
Boston. Providence, Norwich, and New York, via
Springfield
Passengers from above, who arrive al Fitchburg in
the l50 train dine and arrive in Worcester
at two O'clock Those who arrive in the so train Al,
take AT Fchburg and arrive in Worcester in sen.
son for the York train, via. Norwich
apl7-dd IyER S. PHILLIPS. President.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-08

For further information regarding these valuable Med-
cnes Pamphlet be had OF the agents. testimony
from the highest quarters will be found, among which
letters from
HoN. MARSHALL p. WILDER, Boston, Mass
Hon JAMES G. CHURCHILL. Portland, Me-
ENOCH PATTERSON, ESQ. Boston, Mass.
CAPT CiIAS. II. COLE, Rindge, N. H., late of New
Bedford, Mass.
EpHRAIM MURDOCH. Jn. ESQ.,. winchendon MasH
IRA RUSSELL. NJ. D., Winchendon Mass
n. KINGsBuRY, NJ. d.. Temple. N. II.
Z. DARWIN ABELI. NJ d., Rindge N. II.
GEO. JEWETT NJ. d. Templeton Mass.
Rev. A. w. BURNlIAM, Rindge, n. H.
REV. RUFUS TILTON. Peterboro. N. II.
CALEB s. CARTER. ESQ, Portlnnd Me.
GEO W. MCCLELLAN, ESQ., Deputy Collector, Custom
WILLIAM NICHOLS, ESQ, Townsend. Mass.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

SENTENCE FOR AN ATTEMrr TO MURDER WIFE.
In the Municipal Court this morning james Msg-e
plead guilty to charge Of attempting murder bis wife
by cutting her threat with Msgee in jutifcs-
on of his crime alleged that he had TO believe
that bis wife unfaithful 10 him. lie married
her but few months before the attempt 10 murder and
be alleges that be attempted her life twice before At
last che fed from him 70 Boston liz followed her aud
house In Prince street attempted TO murder her by
ting her thioa. with 1t at arst thought she
would die, but BY careful xeatmsn, at the Hospital she
has recovered The Court remarked that evidence
offered by Magee 10 subesbtste his statements He
further said that there had been time when
many acts OF violence endangefng life had before
him during the present term de proceeded 10 pass
ssntence which one day solitary and twelve years
at bard labor In the State Prson.-Bos Ter,iy, l5th
INST.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
From the south.

THE FIRE AT RALEIGH-NIss HAYES AT BALTIMORE
VIRGINIA ELECTION, ETC.
BALrfsoaE, Dec. II 1881.
The connagra,ion at Raleigh, on Monday, commenced
in small building south OF the Post Office, and burnt up
nearly whole fquare including the Post Office and tele
graph oce. The flames had to be arrested with gun
powder The fire still burning st the date OF
letter and had communicated to the buildings occupied
by II. d. Turner, J McKinnoD, Palmer & Ramsay, w.
Thompson, sc. The loss Of property is estmsted at
S75(o0.
Miss Catherine Hayes for the first me than 800
persons must be present Her here s decided
and, with one exception, unexampled.
In the Virginia election, liz counties give Johnson
(dem.) for Governor, sl00 majority.
Southern Rights Convention has been called 10 Ala
bsma
wehsve mail south Of Washington tonight.
james " Wagner, old and wealthy citizen Of Balt
more died TO- day
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
MAnITImE INTELLIoENoE
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Il, 1851.


Cleared.
SIP Sir ket, rstL ctsdrief, Lendon Crnnol kintun
SIR SIR : cs.sT. ArrS,L xstls, css,s.s CO.
bsrs War, sertcn, Baetlsy. sayasnah, Dsnn &C.
ssir Mar, Fsssi fs.t, M waiusan ssf sss NC Esro~
tl UI.ss SSnlSy ss.,s a.ssI
sooI Coiohssttr JsrVis, New Haven.
tis ltth, lark Montpelier, Ctliy Nassau NJ A q Btn.
son. -
Arrived.
sair semth Runher, New Orleans, Il ssys v.h tadse
siI .sssra iof Ess,otl Brown. clsri,,,on ssy. with
I,rh he!rCs iot Ges,,sl Knby. x,,,i.. 81 s.y.. -,A
s,rt CsIins,on, steering SE. me Lsshsd NV
ssTl chsi'.p g, irc.porl. oanars. Rochelle. Z, days
s,r.Sss,a s,s,P. &C: ,sss hssd Ihss pa.
h,'ts.s Wss'ovsd W the city BY ,bs tur sas
Bg; cSsslsss 1s.ry 8. Marks u ssys. -~ se,.,p. ;,
irois sssuins fsupS ioa Jsnsss Tor Ses SS yers y
ss Bsssss EssssTs s,'snnsS @ rrIsSI ssS, With ,,. -
sehr lrs srsv"tr Bcr,sn, Wilmington NC. DAYS. ri,s
sslr rsS'sss,, Mayo North csroit.. DAYS, with n.y.
seTr sts,e'E,n, c,ihell Ar,msrA
seir htsess. ssiaIs, Psteistsrs.se,Sy,,A d''''
SER l,iies, kotL YorE river 2s.ys
ser ewarc Thorue niot nsn. yofE River zSavs
s'PI ssI,'sstISa Hs.g'sstIa LssttS lork hi,sf dsvs.
t MAI yap 'S1n yi., ,hs:y.r,h R-, l.fS Ei''r2di
scff ~ kneiine, Norton, virgiia. davs.
ttir ~ DAVIS eesTs, Virgins, 2dayf.
slhr Nfsy, Huunell E.chnoEc, dave
strr Ntv lcrk, kclscn. Richmond faays
ttT hQehaht Couch, hiohInCn 9. ssys.
. .rir Jte etrlrCl Ntlt.fe, Nithmcnd, dayu
kttF Nifc ErtC. Nviletrrt kckuCrd. days.
t-tr tfas li if 2. Taylor Hsitf.cre q tsrs
tftr laitiine Ben EoseEs. Iaitifaort tfts.
h..rt t-iiab1. } fIlnFaatt Balurl.rr, DAYS.
t..r t-H NIfl rnitrrf. btiTfucfe. taeH
't ,a.tL ao- =, % iih, nI. 90, tIl. t.ya.
tr- Fsrt ll.ritrf rcrfrn. ararrFv lt 81 ..t
rtfrr n tff1f glcl and. a.
sttf ta-tiit, "a Nctcr. RogFiaud. favr.
stiI lfTTe'tttt. heet, EucilsTd cas-.
sltlT e Teller, surIfy, Nr,iI ~ lcaya
tttsN IEs't,tt Sissf, p ltat rtis
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
Army Intelligence.

Ths 30 Loui7 Fsyaihcgn n tn pih inst ssys.--fs.
irr5sy Brsvet Lieut. Col hndrew PorJer IN con- ld
q Company 2 oi the Mounted Eiies ieft shetson
Barracks on ths steamer Amsraath With bis company
smb-scirn nesry hundred for the barracks a.
New OresrF Toe Ef giment q Mounted Rifles has
been trtsred % Texas and We presume are 70 b. en.
Uityed along the ine between the nite1 ttstss and
Htsico. Tbs ls The departure n De first COMPANY
fhs other compares vii follow ARR ip due time Its
and tfr ~ her compsris yil be- detained az New o..
rtu' Until they m 5unfd, the borseg for which
rev icing puIchased the Oho. TbH regimen. has
been scvty engsged in detached service 10 Oregon snd
on the PLAIN, for evsrs yssrt pat spd has not been TO-
fttLer gsl rtsepty.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

NEw OELEANs Dec. 10, 1851
Cotton steady; sales this morning, 600 bales at
for coed middling Sugar unchanged. Molsss.s de-
81 ned SEQ hhds sed at p q 22c Msss pork is du
sl3 Bas sides-loo sold at &c. Ohio flour is AZ
- 20. Prime barretd lard. Ttic Whiskey, II a
Il &C freights TO Liverpool are Tied. Sterling
change, ss 10 per cent premium.
C'Nct~SarI. Dec. Id, ls5i
Hogs are 6rm, at 81 60 81 rs. boo btls mess pork
sold at tl2 The number Of hogs arrived this season.
to this evening 2eeooo against I6leoo at the same
date lsst year.
L.UIsrnLE, Dec le, 1851
Hogs have advanced IN market to 50 Co. and 81 rs
t ssked
NoRroLK, Dec II, 1851
Sales making Of cotton at SC Corn 10 az 50
TIE stavcs sre scarce, bot unchanged in price.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

iitttcci .siesnshir smetiaa-xts etcr- .us child NJ
ttititfc &, u kiissn Y tethc srE. "a Gee. n,
.it-e holisna lioiif1a if a,u rsat aosss.er
4Hti 81 tint rf Cufbec Hcat.iss. Ttr u Lambers
Ear " % 1lslsncj At Uakicy. scfentc az r aafland
ttl. lnIcnt o.. T. bc'aen va - .sisO; d 20.
49, D 1os p L,nercauy, 4 kcEsr, sOrisane Or
49, 49, ahiilts Beiasi ~ ylstdoti, aoBsresii Mr.
ntiti or, "atfrftcn eounty; Mr. khUrtdan oernsoy M
1yAe' htsssSt.Ts Ma post . VGrvCVo LpeIsnd.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
The Weather Throughout the Country.

EINhft IEIf"hHFfi' Witt 10 VII sfNs.T,
WEDNESDAY, Dec IL, 1881
BrfFALo-The weather Is very cold, with the wind
south Thermometer stood at eight degrees above zero
RocHEsrsR-There Is q keen wind frcm the west and
the seigbing Is tne Thermometer i3
SynAeusr-The weather 4 clear and cold. Thermo-
meter 10
Arn., 1t has been clear to Cay, with west wind.
Thermometer IL
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
Cotton Fac tory Burnt.

NORfoLK, Dec. II, I66I.
The extensive cotton factory, g-st mill and cotton
gin, belonging TO Abraham Riddick situated Somer-
ton Greek, Nanseraend county Va, was entirely
sumed by fire on aturday last. Loss $37 00o-party
insured
This has been the codest day Of the here with
a strong northwester.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
From the Far West.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. TO- 166l.
A.w. Reynolds and company arrived, yesterday, at
Independence, Mo, route for Washington. They
bring news of interest. The weather the Plains
intensely cold and they encountered continual
storms, which proved very fatal to the cattle.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

RsPertsa Rsslgnation ~ Ar. Clay.
wAsHINorsS, Dec. II, 1851.
Its understood that the Hon. Henry Clay sent his
'enation to the Kentucky Legislature yesterday.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

The Cotton Failure In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1851
The cotton houfe which failed here Saturday, has
made statement Of its affairs and it is said will finally
meet all its liabilities
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

Arrvedsteamer William Penn. Phsdslphia schrs Lucy
Baker and Moselle, Tangier, Va
Cieared-shp AmasOn San Francisco; bark Charles VIII
Liam Savannah.
New ORLEANS. Deo l6.w
Arrived-Ships Baltimorean, and Westminster, NYork
bsrks Albert, and Nary Broughsop, Baltimore
sailed-Sbips Vermont, and Cabillis. Baltimore.
NoRFoLK, Dee IL.
AYrived-Brig Atlantic, NYork.
Arrived-sloops WIN Sanford, NYosk; Thos Hull. do.
Below-A fore and aft schr.
eailed-Sloop Oregon NYork.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

BtsAnshp America sAsnnol Liverpool; ships nxcesier
Creeser do HHSmsnia DaSsst 9lasgsw; Hurricane Very
LeErsw, Apalsehieela. "
sehr Edward Thorne rsperN sohx sunk In the Lever
sbrsaSs OF the Mscs saa sSsas midway between
esnsisted Of WOOD floating away from her, and botk
carried away Was imposed been run
into by some other vessel on the night previous.
The tug Hercules brought from The new oiDper
ship Hurricane Of the crew. who badly FROST
The pr rocesdsd on her voyage.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

Mr.. Mangum, (whig) Of N. O., appeared in his seat
to-day.
MESSAGES, ETC, FROM THE PRESIDENT.
OF JOHN 9. rHRAsHER.
message received from the President in reply to
the resolution calling for Information restveto the trial
and imprisonment Of John Thrssher Referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations, and ordered to be
printed.
From the correspondence accompanying the above
message the following is selected the most import
ant -
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
The Chris uana Treason Cases.

The Christians Treason Cases.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, 1851
The matter Of the Cb-.stiana treason an be-
fore the court to day The District Attorney stated he
hsa entered ne Pr,qui all the treason bills; that
desiners had been lodged against all the prisoners by
the authorities OF Lancaster county and that they viii
be taken there ct the convsnisnce of the Marshal
Those not convicted will be brought back to be tried on
the misdemeanor bills.
The Boston Elcc tlon-No Choice for Ma vor
BosroN, Dec. II, 1851.
The second trial for the election Of Mayor took
place to-day, and resulted In no choice. The vote
stood
seaver, (whig) .....3H6 DR.. Smith, (nativs) .2e7a
Thaxter, (dem ,ZSS Scattering sbout.... 100
There no choice in the three Aldermen voted for
Two whig Common Councilmen were elected. The
vote small, and but little interest manifested
Severe Gale and Storm on Lake Eric.
WRECK OF THR STEAMER MAYPLowER-PRoPELLER
aRARD, Pa, Dec. 17-lP.M
The steamer Maynower went ashore last night, five
miles below Coneau during Of the most awful gales
ever experienced Lake Erie. She is perfect wreck
Those on board nothing from Monday evening till
last night when they went ashore The ruddeg chains
and the smoke pipe were carried away Nothing but
the skill and GOODNESS Of the officers saved all board
from feartul death.
BUFFALO, Dec. IL, 1851
The storm here has been Of the worst
perienced and has not yet abated The is drift
ing in vast hills, and the mails are all delayed.
The propeller Oneida is ashore at Fairport.
Close of Navigation Oh the Ohio.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec l6, 1851
The weather here is intensely cold and navigation has
coeed both above and below the falls The Bell Key
which left here yesterday for New Orleans returned to-
day, being unable to proceed. The mail boat also
started for Cincinnati but compelled to return.
From the Far West.
Sr LOUIS Dec 16, 1851
A. W. Reynolds and company arrived, yesterday at
Independence, Mo, route for Washington. They
bring Of interest The weather the Plains
intensely cold and they encountered continual
storms, which proved very fatal to the CATTLE
The Cotton Failure In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1851
The cotton houfe which failed here Saturday, has
made statement Of its affairs and it is said will finally
o1lff liah
The New York herald., 1851-12-18

Passengers SAILED.

tctStifT-Bafk Uhicftsin-Dr saviel.
~" ufiIAss-Shi Memphis NJ slaft.
The New York herald., 1851-12-18
Close Of Navigation Oh the Ohio.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. l6, 1851.
The weather here Is intensely cold and navigation has
cloeed both above and below the falls The Bell Key,
which left here yesterday for New Orleans returned
day, being unable to proceed. The mail boat also
started for Cincinnati, but compelled to return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

SHERIFF'S SALE.--New-York SUI
~ prene Court-Willam { D1.rnhcrry Charles A
Williamson. Lewis Sutton and Richard T vs-Martia
Strong A Smith Attorneys BY virtue 81 an attac h
men and order 81 sale granted by Hon James q King J
IN The above entitled action vii expose 20 sale on mon
DAY Nav 26 1851. al Messrs y HARMON x co s. 3ll
Broadway. al 10 o'clock 4 NJ % pieces Of Printed
Lawns. containing ah0ut 1872 wards -Msy 10. 1881.
THOMAS CARNLY. Sheriff
WV NJ DRAKE Deputy Sheriff myl9ft
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SHERIFF SALE.-Bv virtue of al

~ Execution TO directed and delivered Will expose
10 sale az Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, May 2sh.
1851 at Y O'Clock VI the vestih1e OF the CITY Hall. IN
the CITY OF New ork al the right, title and interest OF
HENRY MCNAN. which he had on he l+ih day OF March
1851 or Al any afterwards. whoSeSoever hands the
may be Of and 10 certain Lease, dated Decetn-
her 10th 1876 for n YEAR, from the first daV OF May 1871
YEARLY Of fOrty dollars and taxes, all that certain
lot Of ground md dwelling house thereon situated m he
10th Ward Of the City Of New York on the eastery side
Of the 10th Avenue between 3d and 33d streets Known
and numbered house No "a 10Th Avenue SAID lot Of
ground being a feet 81 inches wide front and a feet
inches WIDE in the rear and depth the nor;heTy side
81 inches and the southcry side IN depth 30 feet
Dated Apnl 18th, 1871 THOMAS CARNLI, Sherlt
X TERRY DEPUTY ais laWttmY2S
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MON NOTICE.-PubIlcn no

Nuce IS hereby even thai petition nas go - 60
ID, ,hs Poari n Aldermen and referred q the
Il. Srvors fr sewer ID y lcfeentt-si ifoil -A - -,
r-sse-f e,er ea.f II >eventh-av - re se"t' a.
T-l.h ~ All re-sons interested n The ao-Ne N .ls
.ectlols thereto, requested . ll,st. go 4
IN rc..i,r~e , h. the uudorser.'-l. a. re rec '
Aque,rct DE lrtu'cni. on ef reg * i st,F scr
rr tra Commute 10 SeAtt~ ttaEe.. 4 90
CLERK Ncw-YOrs, Nav y. 1871 @'-' JUS
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NGTICF nF APPLICATION III the

NOIIVE OF IT IL - TT - = -
t rous II thc third article ~ ne n-si ttle ~ VIC
cstF III he second Part II the Revised same 81
ARD HAILOCK Notice rrst 7uelsi!ed NAY .
lg5i CrrdltOrs o. appear before Hon L w. -
iud~c II ire Cnurt of Common Pleas 81 ths ~ -. -
srtv Il, New Y,rk n chambers the Cry Hali 81 te
CIV 81 Ne-Y s N The nth day ~ August io'l o. ~
oclocA on the forenoon " that day .,,,~DN-
c 2 CHERMERHOkN-
,,-ss t.,.ie,sF. Auy fpl ins''stui
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pAYK DEPARTMENT, STATE OF

ls NEW YORK. The WESTERN BANK OF "ssh .
ingion County Cambridge has tins day MED n talS M
nOCe Of tht amendment Of MeSSrs Bkl CT hON ~
Of the city of ALBANY ns AGENTS Tor the redemption oil
IT'S circulating notes together with evSailon oI thS SP
pointment al Mr. samuel L Baker, Of the cry oi NV
YORK As such ASCENT agreeable ~ the entitled Nn ac
20 amend The several acts relating TO Iueorr%S" bsnNs
Ranking Associations and Individual banN'ts. 49,
Apul u. 1851 DANIEL. h ST JOHN, SUpeflnIenGea'
Albany, MAY 49, 1851 m'~l Q.
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RANK DEPARTMENT. STATE on

hSNEW-NORk The FRONTIER hANh' ,f'l>l...'
has tins day fled IN ihis ohce uo'ice II the a.
~ The TROY CITY BANk. n The CITY OF ltVl' a.
AGENT fr the REDEMPTION OF as circulating NOES 10
ge,her with revocation of the appointment on Myy S>s
Gilbert COIN \ johnson. OF the City ~ New fvi \,
Srch agent agreeable SO the sct entitled, IN tNC'
amend The several Acts relating 60 Incorporated BSnAs
Ranking Associations and lnuNltu1l tthAciS. I>'''
April H. 1851 DANIEL ST JOHN, Superintendent
All alv. q. 1871. hNt o.
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of
- The application ri the Mayor Aldermen ant Cori n
atty fhe Crfr,f Nev-Yurk relative 90 THt oPENlNN
or 7iSI-STPfET FROM 3d-avenue to 7thavenne. m .h.
Nineteenth Ward ~ said Cuy. Notice - hereby gwen ha
the costs. charges aud disbursements rrf " reie %
the ,ccednrs ia f- above entitled matter viii w tate'
ief1re tie Hon John Edmuuds. one 4 the ..oe' III
tins Court T n Il his absence h fore Une 81 me "
ct Justices 0f the SAID Cuur-. a. the Slp,ue Court '
hers r 'he CITY Han n thr Cv q New l 10 NJ -sl
DAY Nav. it5l 20 cieck u tAc forenoon pa -ea wv
York. hay 10Th. ic5l -
NICHOLAS e FNERETT)
JOHN " PRISON. CnfuInissi'le
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.-

Notice Is hereby gwen that tho balance remaining Of
the proceeds Of the sale ofhe real Of VALENTINE
STEINDECkER late of tho City Of NCwl0iS. deceased.
mtcstac lately made under the order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York hy Eva Stendcckcr, the Admin
iSrarr of all and singular the goods chatteS and credits
Of the SAID viii be distributed by the sad Surro
gate 10 and among the creditors of the sad interstate pro
portion 70 them Iespect!ye ae9s secoTileg 70 law at t
day eleven o'clock the forenoon OF hnt
day-Dattd thus 10Th day of May 1851
my2l ty8f A W. BRADFORD surrogate
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DACIFIC Mail STEAMSHIP COM.

Il PANY Only Through Line for California and on
ron. VIA Ch,greS direct Pare reduced On I'D -,
DAY, NAV o. VI The splenih steamship Cht'>' ~
CITY 500 tuus J J Tanner. commander Will sail ON
Wedne Slav Nav o. at precisely O'Clock from her
pier at the foot Of Nauon-st X, with me |oNeIne
Mails for Chaeres connecting with the tayorito United
States NAL steamship NORrHERNER, 10 leave Panama
on about the June For freight passage apply
M the Office Nos a and IS South-st III West q
corner of Warren 81 ounoStc the PARK myltu
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nACTFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

II PANY Only Through Line 20 san FTancisco-Fare
Reduced MONDAY, NAV %. M o'clock. the SPLEEN
did doubleengine steamship ONO, 5000 uns burthen,
+ Schenck L : Commander, Will sm precisely
o'clock VI from her pier foot of arrcn-st X with
the Government Mails Tor Chagres VIA Havana Phssen-
gers transferred Havana to the splendid d9ublsensine
steamship FALCON Passengers leaving m the ono VII
connect with the fsyouc Mai steamship NORIHkRNERi
To sail from Panama about lu&- For freight ~
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