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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

A PRAcTIcAL JoKg.-A gentleman OF
considerable talent as an orator. became memoer
Of the Legislative body IN one Of the Eastern stao
In speaking he was addicted to an old habit oil haiid
hing his spectacles FIRST placing them on MS nose
suffering them 10 remain a minute on WOODWORKING
them upon his forehead. and finally folding tnein up
and layng them before him on the desk one day "a
very important question came up tot consldeftiioD
and he commenced speech IN opposition. if3ho
IN the nroposed measure, who was a Inos' ncofngl
Bile wap withal determined 10 spoil the eneci Oh th'
Hon Members remarks and accordingly. before nv
entered the house, provided himself win a dozen
mar of spectacles The member commenced his
sDeecb with his usual ability. But lew minutes
ELAPSED before he was at work win ms spectao"s'
and hnaily got them upon ms oreheah. AZ TINS Jun
ture our Wag who stood ready laic ahothef par Oh
the desk beforesthe speaker. These were 'aken up
ard by gradual gradai gained tplaee on nus iofs
head by the side Of the other. third, ioufth anu
6lth pair were disposed OF IN the same manner;
smile settled upon the countenances OF the hoh
Members which gradually enlightened INTO yh
and al least when the speaker had warmed INTO one
Of his most patriotic and elegant sentenc.s, NC ~.
posted a sixth pair with the others, ana ,neIe va
one long and loud peal OF Laughter rom all quaf.e's
OF the room-PTesident, clerks, members, joined W
the chorus The speaker looked around In aslonish
ment al this curious interruption but RAISING ms
hand he grasped the spectacles and the whole force
OF the Joke rushed upon his mind Ne dashed tne
glasses upon the floor, took his hat and LETT the ha
The bill passed by a triumphant majority, pfooaoiJ
IN CONSEQUENCE OF the gentleman silly ana usslesS'
habit.
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70 The New Army Uniform is minute

10 The New Army Uniform is minute
" described IN a general order lately issued from
the Department OF War, having received the approval
OF the Secretary The old dress, II Is SAID, may De
worn by the commissioned officers Of the army until
the LIST Of January next, after which time me new
regulations are 20 be strictly enforced The Wash.
fug,on Reppbhc furnishes the following details OF
the most important changes made IN the UNIFORM
heretofore worn. All officer. are 70 wear a ffock'
coat OF dark blue cloth the skirt 20 extend from two
thirds to three ouhs Of the distance from The top OF
the hlp 10 the bend Of the knee ,lnglebreasted Iof
captains and lIeutenants double.Dreasted iof All
OTHER grades The uniform coat of all enlisted men
Is 20 be scarlet infantry, light or saIony blue
rfemen, medium or emerald green and Dragons
orange colored The caps for ali officers ana en-
listed men are TO be Of dark blue cloth, ACCORDING
pattern. and so ornamented and yarled IN trimmings
As 10 denote rank and the several branches ." SCI
wee Feathers give place TO pompons
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NEW YORK aid ERIE RAILROAD.

AN-IraiBs cave NEW YORK oIi0as, freu. s-ot
4 Eoahe-s daily. iSunIGvs t4ceytsil
MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN =; 5 A u. toG naa
KS =, ppnr 1ry u S1.eTns C.eseE, h1CtJzrn p-ls
ware 2rT"vshrsa. Deposit Sus9nesanna 9ngha npton
CS'g0. "a-erir klrlra, Corning Horrsns rIe, plsan
FnsLdshp, Little VALLEY and Genssee. Tins
which leaves Immediately ARRIVAL Of ne for Ceve
land lfect. AWNING q Ike ne Express Tram f
CpcBhsil PsssebE.p foI Geneva Rochester aLd e1fso
ate y T4i1 aTrlss a. =. hssa The evening,
sBt ~ hrrb-Ssr I'D BJi9lJ ne saTe a. ht
MAIL Train. - A NJ. "a rl-rrnl.; stooplac st
al the si;oBs. .nd az Ehnra a, 9! PM. rhn
M u q cos. =. DgG-irS n ne ar rn'Ht
WAY Train. a. 81 ? ~. "a N-T-1.sHi. O-..Vule ,ne
al AtrThsuf.'. ~--.l,LS
I Way TRAN =: 2 4 VA Jersey Ct, ior O'issile.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN rs ? VI, - Dun
sTE Stopping tn S-l''ors - 'i@s ST7r~~e
TIA o. and %, Hllc. Crss' Bind, BeN d,re All G-sat
V.llev
IL Tram -a...cis-, pansrs s;h =. splendid steam
So NIAGARA. KEY STONE STATE sld EXPIRE,
Ire u wach y-ll 10y DETROIT, dTe';. N he
arrival Il re ss-s, and Ccnnsc az Delr WITH 70 Ell
press Trars n TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
Road. Tor ChIcago. MiyauHe. SC
Passengers Tor Geneva, Rochester AID BarA.o ;annE
this Tam. a-rvs y Geneva msrsng. ard Il Eoctes
isr >nd bsA-Ao n .e7ance u any other In
!. MORNING EXpREsS TRAIN. ieavs. Du,.rs a,
"A NJ stnpsns ths Stations gong west AMI
rvlrg n NV foIs the same evening.
NAY TRAIN leaves OtSvIlle AZ s; 4. NJ s;1ppsnS
a. a, ne S'a,lehs arriving n Ne~-foIA = 40 %
s. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Dgnklrk AZ 10 A VI stopping
at all the Stations. and arrives ElmIra al 81 p NJ
T. MAIL TRAIN. leaves Geneva al A. Aid + nj
"a AZ N stol.ng a, al the Stations and Arrrves IN
J. EVENING EMPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dnnsrrs at
81 NJ stopping the same places goiAg west and AZ
Goshen, and srryes ia Nswiork the next forenoon
a. NJ for al stations he Road and for Rochester
and h .aalo CHARLES MINOT. SUPERINTENDENT "a af
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE via Stoning-
Il = ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BED:

FORD. TAUNTON and NEWPORT, crarylng the gress
Eastern United States Mail without change Of rrs or DE,
teauon The steamer C. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
stone and Commodore Capt W a. Frazee, IN connection
with the Stonngton and Providence and Boston and pTOv
dence Railroads leaving NewSors daily, Sundays er-
cepted from PIER No v r, first wharf above BATTERY
place at O'clock VI and Stonmgton At 81 sclocs N
or on arrival Of tie mall tran vtIcf leaves boston d. y
PM ..s.,.
These cleaners are UNSURPASSED for strength, sSieJ,
speed comfort and elegance TIE officers are erpeencea
and attentive. .. -
The natural advantages q this superior TO any
other beng shorter and direct, the p more pleas
ally and eKpedously performed, while passengers can
ALWAYS relv upon reaching the destination IN advance OF
those by eiher # the other routes 49,
The COMMODORE, from New foTk-m onasy' Nehhes'
dav and ruday. ,o,
Trou S,onII g-on-Tuesday THURSDAY and SATURDAY
The c. VANDERBILT from e~-fors-InesdAs'
Thursday and Saturday.
Prom stonngton-l Monday, Wednesday nd Fnda,
NB-Passengers arrival at St1nRgtoh proceed nme-
diaely per Mail Tram Providence and Boston or pre-
ferred remain board the steamer and tSnnuay
take the Accommodation Tram from StonDgton ~ "a
which connects d. Providence nth he II AN lfon iof
Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies tie Steamer and Ivan
through e1cn way. 49, -. .
Newport passengers can remain on board he boat At
Stonlneton until 81 A NJ then take the Accommodation
aln and arrive at Providence time to take the steamer
PERRY which leaves Providence for Newport at 3 "a
arriving at Newport by n A VI NewBeatord and Tam
passengers proceed immediately IN the arrival OF the
Mail Tram az Man'eeld /. ,...
For passage berths state OF freight sppAc alton
49, Ia. " W. e2u
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NETWORK e. NEW-HAvEN RAIL

i ROAD Sumner Arrangement. On and sfter
Canalst Station Broadway Passengers also received
a NewYOrk and Hs5le| "a 1 I9ad Office rSentysev-
enth-st TRAINS EASTWARD
l. Accommodation Tram at A VI for New Haven and
all stations Passengers from WAY Stations iGt
Albany and the Stations on the Houstonc and Naugatnch
Railroads, vii take this train and stop at Bridgeport Pas
ngers for Boston Providence, Worcester Hartford SPRING
field and Connecticut River Railroads ~" take inns ram
and ,on Express Tram New-Hayen Passengers ortne
Canal Railroad VIII take TINS tram to New Haven
2 Express Train at O'Clock A VI for Stamford, Bridge
port and New Haven, thence 20 Hartford Springfield Con-
River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Passengers for Canal Railroad "Ill changa cars at New
Haven Passengers for the Honsaionc Railroad 70 state
Line Albany and Ptsfeld and for the NsIgatucs han-
road Will stop al Bridgeport.
ven and all rmedate Stations Passengers by ihs Tram
for Stations the Hartford and New,Iiayen Railroad.
for Boston by taking TINS Tram. remain over from
three hours at New Haven Hartford sprnghel or
A. anv Station wheehe Express Tram receives pase
Passengers by this Tram or the CANA Railroad III re'Am
stNeuHaven until 3, pm
Erppsss Tram at for Stamford Nor~ak Bridge
port and Haven theme. Hartford Springfield Wor-
ceter and Boston connecting al Bndgeg1rt wtn Iran OF
xauuck Railroad On SATURDAYS this Tam connects Nth
Tram Of anal Railroad at New Haven.
g. ACCOMMODATION Tram At tP.M for Ne"-haveI ant
7 Communication Tain 4, 23Ph tor New-Haven and
intermediate stations.
g. SPECIAL Tram a. 3OPM for Por Chester and laier
'''''' TRAINS TO NEW-YOKK
SPEC ial tram AT 20 NJ from Port Chester stopping
al all nt, rmeda ale stations.
2 Communication Tram at A VI from New Haven, STOP
ping at all he intermediate stations.
Accommodation Tram at IS M from New haveA
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad AZ Bridgeport.
4 Accommodation Tran II 30 4 NJ from New Haven
stopping all intermediate stations RECEIVING passengers
from Hartford and New Haven CANA and Naugsucs Rail
ruad.
Express Tram Is NJ I'm connection with the En-
plcss Tram from Boston, from NewH Haven stopping at
Bridgeport NuTNak. and stamford receiving passengers
from the Housatonc Railroad a, Bridgeport and canal
Railroad al New Haven
Special Tram IS NJ ron Port Chester,
al all int. r,Dediate stations.
Accommodation Tram at 40 = VI (rsceIvlng pssseB-
gers from The Accommodation Tram troh Boston, from
New Haven stopping at all intermediate stations.
Express Tram a. ID =. VI. (Or connection with
Express Tram from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Nor
walk and Stamford. NowYork al II 30 =. N.
Evening Tram from Pttsed csnnects WITH thus Tram al
Bridgeport.
Passengers requested t. proeur. tickets before taking
es,f GEO W WHISTLER. Jr Superintendent
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In PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate of the County II New York notice = hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against HENRY IA
COBS late Of the City Of New-fors Grocer deceased 10
nresen the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sulscr
hers al the Office Of George II Ross. No Joj Houston
street IN the City of on or before the sNteenth
sv of lamar, neu-Datcd New York. the fourteenth day
Of July, 1851. GEORGE ~ kDSS, fulhhsudoi'
II I.N
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Ecaal Notices.
4 T A SIIRROG ATE,S COTRT. held

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IN and for the County Of New YORK at the Surrogate
Once IN the City York. the FIRST of August IN
IN. wear one thousand eight hundred and htyone Pre-
sent Alexander Bradford, Surrogate In the matter
The anneatou TO mortgage lease or sell the Real Estate 81
JOHk PHELAN, deceased. On reading and ming the
application Of WILLIAM X. TArTERsALL, Executor
III III, Ia III and Testament IT John Ph.dn, late of Ihr
CIV NJ New-York deceased for authority 70 mortgage,
lease r sell the Real Estate of the SAID deceased Tor the
naymrnt of his debts II ordered that all inter-
ssed m the estate he SAID John Phelan, deceased APP
rear before the Surrogate OF the County ri New York at
b Once IN the CIV of New York The Fifteenth day
OF Septenbe next At o'clock the forenoon of that
day then and there show why authority should not
he gy,D TO the ad Executor o. mortgage lease sell so
much of The Estate n the SAID John Phean deceased,
as shall be sufficient to pay his debts
.n5I. A " BRADFORD. Surrogate
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CORPORATION Notices.

OFFICE RECEIVER TAXES. New CITY Hall, PlrS-
UyAXES of lS5l.-Rate 81 9s-lO0.-
Notice ~ hereby gwen, that the Tax BOOKS 81 u .
present wear will be open for payment On TUESDaf the
18th day Of July, and thai VIII then De prepared '" To-
cclye the Taxes charged thereon A., 8. .
All persons paying Their Taxes previous 10 tnr ~ o,
November NEXT Will deducti0n m lniefrst AZ
per cent per annum calculated from the time oil PaJeu'
IN the lst of December next A.,
on nor cent will b. added all Taxes unpaid gu tie
i.t OF December and per cent On the l'th Of Decem
Der next AZ O., ID NJ
Hours for receiving Taxes from A NJ 70 @r NJ -
Bankabls money only recsi,eG:
HARVEY HART, Receiver OF Taxes.
R-Persons sending full deso nptlons OF tner prory
H. THIS Office WI have their bills seat 70 them, orthsy "a"
be had b. applying At this Offlce NS'"
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6tramsbips, &r. for Gurcps.

THE BRITISH ed North AMER-
II ICAs ECYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS e.t%een
NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL AIeoi Anc rst"rsf
boston I'D LiVEKpCcI~Tae bcsis- .iil- Only cal
hg H-hfaI LILO !ecsye mails and e@s ~ rs
1pApIt a.. AFRICA 4 -yre.
yCEeIa ,',r. EUROPA e q Lott
ASIA . ~ y t-l-ifs NlAGA-' :, -
A1EHECs NJ S'ans"n- tANAp-. " T''rl-'h
EAHbhIs Lawn
-ss-e ss-fry = Ter sttts l-ht al h@s1-brS@
f,s.h Il ,rart-ss'6 t,.'s. red F-,-t b.s
-. .AILfS"
tcfA IL. -. ron '.TV- YORK ~fAf.s'aT 1E'T %
AMERICA Harf.scL. ffo. BOSTON. Hedl. ID Ans T.
NiAGARA. Etaahr fra... sen YORK NfG -yg :
EUROPA. stone. from BOSTON Hsdnesda,, saS. 70
4fhiCA h,,le. fron. NEW YORK. Bsdu. Sol. a-g. II
CtHaDt Ltf' tom BOSTON, W.1aesiag. SeIt
ssTA Juok No. from NFW-Y0EK. "Wednesday SEPT. ~
ss,sa.e fam ~.w- i"r> - boston 20 L'rerFfHi slzs
r-r,hs ~. s,cursd aIl d NJ, r-sgft oil - chages
., s.ecie gor an a.eruf T. .rsos srIelssr 4per-
p1flensed Surgeon poard go
Fig.t CABIN. 20 second t~i'i1 So
Inlsr.rs md uswsyaaeIs NUS 1sss ir"'eh t's fe@~
Y CrEARD, IT,, IS Bra .ds-J.
Fr.acr GernaaA aid other forerI Gods, rec'Ivsc ane
brought Ia common British Goods. Through Sils 81
fading are s1ven In Hsvre for New York.
e Per intending tass passage 70 Eng laI n ihs
Royal Mall Steamship, arr requssted . cal a. we olnre
"a brosfvss before believing &c 'epNrs lat The 1s
full. mYfsu
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EENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY, March 81, l85l-This Road extends from
ELIZABETHPORT IS miles ~ the WHITE HOUSE,
reducing the staging between the terminus ~ the
Road and EASTON TO Is miles.
This line leaves New York by steamboat Red JACKET per
No North RIVER and consects with trains on the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves New York from foot # Cor
land-st.
TRAINS UP-Ieave New YORK by steamboat Red Jack
o. pier No North River, at 9 A NJ passenger; NJ
freight and y VI passenger, and by Railroad foot
Of Cortland St. al Q A NJ and and 81 p. VI
Trains leave he House and following places fur New
YORK. as follows
White House at 3. A M Freight at 40 A NJ passsn-
ger at 40 y. NJ. .
SOM rvlle at 80 A NJ Freight at O5A NJ Passenger
at o5 p NJ .
Bound Brook at so A. NJ; Freight at IS A NJ Pas
senger al q IS y vi.
Piainfeld at 20 A. NJ; Freight at IS A NJ Passenger
at z 81 p. 81
Westheid at 80 A. n; Freight at so A VI; Passenger
al 2 " =. VI. 80 n,
Eizabe,hown at IS A N Freight at 10 30 A VI Pas
rnter at } IS p Nj. -
Tlizahethport at 30 A NJ Freight al 10 ID A NJ Pas
tenger at 81 = NJ. -,
On Tns sdays Thursdays and Saturdays, trans leave
Sonervs PesDacs Lesser Cross Roads and
STAGES viii h- readiness the ARRIVAL oi Ties "
tram from York the White House toconvey psss.n-
gers 20 Ea>.on. WlkesbaTre Bethlehem. Allentown anc
auch Chunk Penn and to Clinton Femlngton Lebanon,
Milford and B,videre NJ.
NB-All BAGGAGE al the risk OF the owners nntll de-
hvered the actual Of the Agents ot ths o-
pany and checks receipts gwen therefor m3lu
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yVO SARAH CORNWELL, WILLIAM

A CORNWELL. GEORGE NJ. ALLEN and EN-
NY ms wife and others, Defendants You are hereby
Summoned to ausv the complaint Of Justus 3 Glover
and Achsa Ann his wife plaintiffs IN the Supreme Court
If the State New York AMI TO serve copy III your an
sr Oh the subscriber Penn Yam IN the County of Yates
AID state of NewIors within twenty days after the ser
r II hrs you exclusive OF the day OF SET
VICE and II sand Defendants fail 10 answer said compliant
a. b-feby required, the plaintiffs will apply To the Court
Or the relief demanded the complaint besides costs
The c, mpani this Will be filed the office Of the
CLERK of Yates Contributed June H. 1881 SAID com
plant was filed IN SAID effce. June 80. 1851.
,y92 law6wTu' 5 GLOVER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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DEPARTMENT No. Han

~ IF Records-Publc Notice hereby gwen, that the
following resolutions been presents IN me Board OF
Assistant Aldermen. To RELAY CROSS WALKS IN
Madison s., a, Oliver Catherine and Market St. and hE
SET CURB and GUTTER. GRADE and FLAG SIDE
WALKS where necessary the south SIDE oi ,iais"n-
- between Market and Cathanne -sts o. REGULATE,
GRADE and SET CURB aud GUTTER IN lJ,h.st De.
tween Avenues h and ; 10 REGULATE, GRADE and
SET CT RIB and GUTTER IN lith.st between Avenues u
and C. Also the following petition To kEFLtG 18TH
St between 3dv and Irving place All poischs inter.
ested having objections thereto requested 70 present
them nm rtng to the undersigned. At his Once, On or
he fore the I'D August, Aug II, 1881.
anil John + DODGE. Street Commssionsr.
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Spring and SUMNER ARRANGE
~ MENTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA va
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAiLROA D.MORNlN0
LINE leaves Pier No North River foot of Battery place,
DAILY Sundays excepted at o'clock AM BY the SPLEEN
did steamer JOHN POTTER Capt John Simpson, for
South Amboy thence BY the of he Company
to Camden reaching Philadelphia at 2l NJ stopping At
SpottSWood West Prospect Plans Cranberry Station,
HIghtstown, Centeryle. Newewn. Sand HiIs. Borden
town and burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daly Sundays eNcepted}
p NJ So1th Amnoy 70 Camden, arriving AZ Phlla
dephIa at 81 PM stopping at Spot,swood. Vest Rights
tow n Borentosn Burlington. Beverly Rancocas and Pal
MIRA Freehold and Monmouth passengers BY either tram,
fare 81. cents.
Fare BY either So 90 Forward deek. 81
dinner and supper provided on board the steam
boat John Potter.
FMIGRANT LINE al 81 O'Clock, PM.-Passt ayers
leave by steamboat transport, Capt J0hn Gould daily,
SUNDAYS excepted at 81 o'clock. NJ for South Amboy,
sroceed nv Boenown and take steamboat 10 BU
lINGTON, and Al Philadelphia next morning At
o'clock Fare 81 30
Ff pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger, TO be
carr the ss hut nothing VIII be received
or considered As baggage, except wearing apparel
ma l. BLISS, Agent.
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STREET DEPARTMENT. Ne.

~ HALL OF RECORDS.-Public notice - hereby (
given that the following Resolution has been ado ted hy
the Common Council Resolved That Piers Nos ~ ~ and
20 East RIVER extended the exterior line une the al
rectop Of the Street Commissioner, and thar Tie street
Comm oner give the notice required BY law 20 ihe pro-
pretors of the lots kng opposite 10 said piers 10 unite m
the construction of the required additions and ~ bear Their
resnce PROPORTIONS of the expense thereof the
NAV become due and default the part 81 the
sand propretors unite the construction OF the addition
reoured that then the shall be done by the Street
COMMISSIONER the and benefit OF the Mayor Alder
men and Com,nenalty OF the City Of New York Adopted
by tho Board vi Aldermen June B. 1881 Adooied by the
Board of Assistant Aldermen. August 1871 Approved
by the VI .yor August a, l8)l-August H. 1871
,uIssw John + DODGE Street Commissioner
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S,TREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

- of Records Public Notice hereby gwen. That IN.
following p.ttlons have presented the Board OF Al
Iermen 10 REGULATE, GRADE and tADAM-
IZE 9Th II from Broadway a. Wh- ~ To ftNtr va
can, lots on the block bounded by Broadway, sy zlth
md 18th s. Also the follow ng resolution T. BUILD
a CULNERI IN Wall st, on the south-Nes' 'ofh.I .,
Wa,st and tso ON the north and south west corners OF
Front and ill.ss. All persons interested having ooec-
tons thereto AZ, requested TO present them IN sfng l"
the at his Office. before the I'D tay of
August. INST Aus. II, 1851. JOHN i Dopot,
auu Street Commissioner
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NOTICE-S,ree, De.

" uarsmsnt W. Hall of Records Public nsrc.
ht tiY s, tia. resolution has BEEN presented the
Board # derea Tia; Dcpsys;cT Il Maiden laa.. Pine
- Nast Jones lane o,oayenS uT y re Oc-,l ~ Guy
lrrs al.y aad SIDE OF CocnneS slip irun Froai Ia
South-s' r.ssd regulated cub and Sfsrs' ns> So,
and carriag.-W4ys rrpave and cvefs oui' ~nere ihs
same UecsssaT the present sde Il Front
ard Souh,,s All Interested having objections g.
the slr. d,srrd present them wnuEg. Il the
Street Comm,>n,rs Office on or by he 22d day Of Al
gust 1881 JOHN DODGE.
anil Stree; Comm. >Siortr.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES NAIL STEA MERS-Ihe sLlys

comprising this Lbe are The 1870 - -
ATLANTIC, cay. Vet, PASIfL, Sapt. rye, -.
ARCTIC, Cay. Luce, bALTlC, CAPT CaihSoci'
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These SHIPS been Dplt ~ contract, expressly of
every care has been tahen IN ne eoh
nucton as also Id Their Engines TO insure strength ana
speed and accommodations for passengers are ID
s1ualed fr ELEGANCE comfort Price Of from
New-Yors 10 Liverpool $3.50 exclusive If EXTRA size
state s225, from Liverpool 70 New YORK Ed AN
sruerienced surgeon attached 20 each ship No berth cn
be until paid fol- The owners OF these ships VII
a., l4 accountable gold silver bullion spece, JeweJ,
recous stones OF metals nBless bills Of adng are sgned
:heref,r and the value thereof therein expressed
A
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AOUEDUCT DEPART

no / wv -NN1U u IT, II y.
Nryr To CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals
indstsed Proposal for building SEWER ia hiIy
,T,et Will be received Office Of the Crgton Aque
ar, 1s,a1,msot fRotunda Park until MONDAY, tue
Ss,b day "A August 1851, At o'clock + NJ, 70 Dlid
SEWER with the necessary Receiving basinsah,
~ near Madison ayeaue beng ~ length about ,oVis'
The man Of the Sewer and specifications Tor the Dnnhs
- and al other information relating thereto,
can b. ita,ned on application TO the Contract CeEh d
'his onoe NICHOLAS DEAN.
,, "a, pxosid.nt II ,h. Crt,,n Agueduct Department.
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of BARGEs.

Il The barge CLINTON, Capt. wiltsie every MON
PAY ASGE Tspt Rosekrans every THURS Yrs
DAY, At O'Clock NJ, from foot Of Muray-st for pas
sensers ana freight The above barges elegantly fur
sshed with state and and comfortable cab
ns snj expressly htea up for the comfort and
aence Of passengers and arrive Poughkeepse IN time
for the Sharon. Pine Plans and New Milford For
further information. apply board the barges. " to
ais Gun WILLIAMSON VAIL, ie4 West-ss.
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Gravel for the North ano West.

MORNING LINE for ALBANY
lVH The and elegant steamer REINDEER Capt.
Albert Drgroot VIII leave New Yors from per foot Of
Muusy-st every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNING al clock, and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
hour ak the usual landings zach ~ Meals
served board Fare To NewbaTgh and Pck-epse 50
n h Fer further information apply 20 JAMES BISHOP
kCO, 3 Bsayerst., New-YOIk jyl Il