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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Labor for the Iaborer.

ION Edf0r ~ Ilf Nfr- TOTt IrI1Uf
/ often read IN y0ur paper that there Is
Ia TINS CITY a great surplus OF labOnrs, seeking EN-
ployment In the central part OF the State there -
a great scarcity II help, both male and female
ann sure that hundreds could find employment all
The wear on farms and IN farnhouses # they "oulh
but make the attempt Wages are higher thal
among farmers near the city. Living = cheaper
There IL settlement Of farmers On the south shore
of ONEIDA Lake north Of Chit,enangO, whore several
persons could Ind work. good snoenakefls much
needed there also other mechanics. WOOd-chOp-
ners are also needed one man wants hundreds OF
cords OF wood cut for the Railroad and syracuse
Salt Works. sober, industrious men can ind plenty
Of work but they must not expect the hyheA wages
until they can earn them StLLiFAh.
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Crops IN TExAs.-Ihe ViciOrtd AdUOcate
Of August 9Th states that the Cotton worm has des-
troyed Cotton within that neehDorhood to the yalhe
Of forty thousand dollars. As an evidence OF the
complete destruction they have Occda0ned, II y
stated that on hundred acres not Two bales val
b. gathered
the weather sui continues dry and not and crops
are suffering seriously that the yield viii fall far
sborf Of last year.
The Rsdiqnd Herqd says that the corn crop 10 al
mOst an entire failure, and that the cotton - shedding
~ blooms and young bOlls 80 rapidly thai they can
rot anticipate more than half crop.
Tse Marshall RsDUbitcag states that IN consequence
Of the disastrous draugth, many plantations VIII not
make more than corn enough for bread and thai cot
Ton already seriously injured ihat hos more 'hah
a fourth OF the usual yield can De reaAlen-
INDUSTRIAL ExHIBrIoS.-An Exhibition
and Far Il IN progress al ffosloence rdi,"s s ae
l. on exhibition, and D the brightest iight 10 the
room The old press which Franklin worked IN
Ncwport y also among the cunosites Ihers a
good show Of cattle, horses, sheep' ana s"le aiio
yloviug match was well contested mere ID also,
Ib,,Ie.sItu,aI snow in connection with the fau
which Is highly credtable
DEATH ny SUFFOCATION. The Aubnrn
ae,.r,.,y Of TUESDAY says that two infants died IN
the nenAgene pavilion N that village on me pre-
yous day, from the effects OF me neat an tht IN
Wholesome atmosphere, consequent upon NE crowd
assembled there. TWO adults we're also earned out
rnsersfbe one Of whom was not expected 10 recover
The day was the wamest Of the season.
DEATH OF SAMUEL KEyDRIcE.-Samuel
KeLd,ick died Last evening al the age Of g. years.
A. ctizen. politician and lawyer, Nj X, for many
wears occupied a very prominent position IN this
city and county and ms death has created void In
the community that will not be easily filled. Thus,
one after another, are our old landmarks dIsap-
pearng" Troy Wing, Iath.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE Tile Florence
Gazsii, says he Legislature ofAla5ana composed,
ia the senate. u - Union men, se,csNoniss IN
the House. @ GniOn men. 30 SecessIonIsis haofc
Of Union men On JOINT ballot AZ
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO.

~ HALL. OF RECORDS Public Notice Is hereby
gwen that q following Resolutions have been presented
Z the Board OF Aldermen To repair Sidewalk and reset
curb and Gutter front Of Nos o. o., TO- ST. 30, W, ";
and 1903 Reade-st 10 repair Sdew ak ad reset Curb and
Guiern ront of Nos So ST. ST. So s. % o. o. 60 H. H.
49, S. So 93 81 90 o3 49, 49, i29 49, 80. 49, 49, H. lo
ay To pave 9th from 3oth 10 18th = 10 pave SD
81 from 81 ~ ith- To pave 3ld y from IN 10 sad
-av To pave 9Th ay from joih 90 ih-st Ah persons
interested having objections thereto are requested 70 re-
sent them writing to the undersigned at his ONCE on of
before the 2Oih day of September ntN
slO JOHN = DODGE Street Commissioner
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SUPREME COURT. MARQUIS c.

F.TIfANPF md JVF.I fTVN
FDDY STEPHEN MOORE and GEGRGE II HAZEL
TON To the above determination are hereby SUM
moned and required 20 answer The compliant n ths ac-
fnn which WIS led m the office ot the Clerk OF the
CIV and County 81 New-N orA n the City OF Ne"
York September J'l. l8J aud o. serve copy 81 your
ansu Of a. the SAID compliant the subscribers at then Of
ice No u Wal-st New Y0rkClty within twenty days
a,r the service II THIS summons rou exclusive ~ the
dav Of such service and yOg dl 20 answer the sad com
rlint within the time aiore said. he plaintiffs 10 this
ar-u viii judgment against Tor the sum OF two
hundred and nine dollars sNtY se cents with interest
rom the 18th day oi August, thousand aght hundred
d ffv one beside. ne IT this acton htel Sept
Jh. 1854 81 ri 4 SMIDf Plaintiff Attorneys
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

y MENr-To Contractors Sealed Proposals. m
d0r~td Proposal Tor building SEN tR IN GREEN
WICH-Sr. Will hs received az The ofhce If the Crotos
Agueduct Department tRotunda. ParAl until Monday,
the 22d day II September. 1851 az 3ococN.P TO bnd
Sewer with me necessary Receiving Basins and Cuserts,
Greenwich - tom Canal o. SpuHg -, being IN length
about l90 feet The plan the Sewer aud specifications
for the building Of the same and all other urmatDn res
uug thereto be obtained apple ton "a the Contract
Clegk AZ tins office Dated NewSorA, SEPT 10. 1851
NICHOLAS DEAN. President at the Croion
Sif 100 A.ueAlct Department.
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Co-l)artncrship.
MN CO-PARTNERSIllP heretofore

EHE CO-PARTNE RSlIlP heretofore
u c,s,nC under the firm of BALL, TOMPklNS
n ACk dissolved the 9Th of May last by the death
G. + q Tompkms Al DEBTS due 20 and from the ate
firm VIII re lQUIDATED by either II The surviving part
mes Signed HENRY BALL.
NM BLACK.
EBENR MONROE
The 81 SlNFSS VII |. BE CONTINUED al the I'D
stand. NJ 2l7 BROADWAY. Softh corner of Mnuav-st,
unte III, name Of BALL, BLACK \ co.
HENRY BALL.
MILAN BlA,k,
EBTNtlKR MONROE
New York. September !. lg3l Il lin
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CORPORATION NOTICE-Proposals

\ Tor OIL Proposals Will be received by the Commls
NoueT OF streets and Lamps at his Office. No New City
Hall uni, FRIDAY. sept 18th, at o'clock NJ amer
winch time VIII he receyedl IN furnishing the Cor
tra,on Of the CITY of New York with 600 gallons OF fall
strained pure Sperm OIL of the best quality aud allow two
gallon for the empty casks returned Samples
must Office II the SUPERINTENDENT of Lamps,
No l29 Msrrer-st or before Tilt kSDAf. sept u,
ut O'Clock NJ IN, estimates viii be open'd on SAL
IkpAI a the Office OF tho Commissioner 40 II Ocl,rk
VI JACOB !" DoDGt.
SN CummmissloncI Of streets and Lamps
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READ AND BIZ CONVINCED
From The ROSfOn Bee 7

The Editor SAID. Dec.
Dr Hoofands celebrated German B;'ers. for the cure
Of Liver Complaint jaundce Dyspepsia. Chrome or Ner
Debility. j. dcseedr one ~ the most popular Ined-
cnos Of the day These Bers have been used by thou
sands and friend al our elbow SAWS he his himself re-
ceyed efecu~ and permanent cure OF Liver Compliant
f. NJ the use of TINS remedv We convinced that. IN
the use ol these Bnters. the plteU constantly gains
strength and vigor. fact worthy of great consideration
Thc are pleasant taste and smell and can be used BY
any circumstances We are speak ne from eNpenence anu
10 the afflicted We advise Their use
ScoftS WcekiF.
One Of he hest literary papers published SAID August -
Or Iioofands German Bltters. manufactured bN Dr
Jackson recommended hy some Of he most prom
nent member, Of the faculty As an a'ucc Of much eeacy
cnseso female weakness As such s the case we wouu
&C vJse ala mothers obtain bottle. and thus save them
selves much sickness Persons Of debh'aed constitutions
viii find these Btter> advantageous 10 health as we Nno"
from experience the Salutar effect they have upon weak
systems
- one the best medicines Of the age for Jaurdce
Prom Inc Saturday Goaetfe OF the best papers pub
'''''0 DIR HooFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
II is seldom that recommend what are termed Pa
Medicines 10 the confidence and patronage IF read
er>, ard therefore,, when We recommend DI Hoouand
German Btters, we wish II 60 be distinctly understood that
We are speaking Of The norums Of the day that are
noed abou, fora brief period and then forgotten aier II
has done is guilty Of mischief but OF medicine long
established universally pnzed and which has met the
hearty approval of the faculty itself
That tins medicine viii cure Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepSa mo- one can do D. ai'er usns Il ms directed ~ A''
SpcCCaliy upon the stomach ana lYer-i is Teera'o U"
ca0mel m mn bilious dlscases-thc effect mmedll te
They be administered to Females OF inants with safe
u and reliable benefit 40 any time.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS or rHE GENUINE
They have the written Signature Of c NJ JAEkSoN
the wrapper and che name blown m the bottle with
cut which they are spurious
For SALT Th9esale and retail It STORE
No 100 Arci-si door below 9th philadelphia ana bv
respectable dealers generally throughout The country
corner of Fulton and William SIS Ny
RETAIL AGrNTs-Chares II Ring, corner Broadway and
So 3mMW&S
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J1iano-{ories.

-Io1JAN PIANO-FORTES.-Pur-
A., -. 81 fan.s are ilvl''d 20 cali "a the Sub
ar6 1Apne it' 1870 In" @T,,'' nan. = c %s
&C. s4aiii Instruments maze D ''-'''''' D''' w.
ts.ca ,,,..,r.s ia.,h aac rl,ha q; Coieinsns EoAn
Itt r. 70 rs ceit'I'sc +case' a'e -" l-'ofsb.y
irsa - ,sc1ue snconura, ...
49,, p.sn.e reR I'D TO- '->sh "a 'Ati-@I-t'
co. ADVANCED ~ Pi~nes
n'i't 800 Pc frr sd" a1c n. IRE
ssefft- J. = GOULD x co,
Muse Publishers,
No. 81 Brntdsay.
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rROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

MENT To Contractors Sealed proposals. Endorsed
"prnposal too building a Sewer IN 3fth-St WIN De re-
ceiyed Al the Once II the Croton Aucuc Department,
Rotunda Park until "Wednesday Tie 2ihdai efNept 1901,
NJ o'clock z NJ To build SEW Ek vith the necessary
RECEIVING BASINS aud CUI.\ EkIs. IN 37th-s from
SIN 10 near It'll ay beng length about $40 feet The plan
and ca0ns iOT The building II me same,
and ali other information relating thereto be obtained
on application the Contract CLERK a thus Once New
Ynrk Sent - 1861 NICHOLAS DEAN,
sis lOt President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
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DROWN'S ESSENCE of JAMAICA

GINGER tbs Is remedy which Is az all tunes
beneficial lr q, tins when affections ~ the Stou
ach and Bowels common. no individual or FANNY
should be without II relief m ChoC and i1r pre-
monitor, SYMPTOMS Cholera and DurrheaN safe aud
remedy and recognized and prescribed 10y the
medical faculty.
CAUTION Persons desiring article that can be relied
upon prepared solely Jamaica Ginger should Pee
particular o. ask for Browns Essence Of Jamaica Gn-
ger winch warranted To- Dee what represented. and
Is prepared only bv FREDERICK BROW y. and for sac
al hs DRUG and Chomca. Store. north, corner Of 9TH
and Cht>tnu st. phladelI Ina.
Also tof sale New York al wholesale. BY I CHAP
MAN II Fulton - RuShtOn Clark Co, mo Broadway
10 Aston Horse and 273 Irving House, John Mnhau. lS3
Broadway: + { Wells \ Co. 237 8thay 4 Cod
dmgton rs Broadway and 3o3 lusonst Thomas Max
Wei 81 Mllau->i and hy AN the respectable Druggists
aud ApoihecGueS IN the nlttd States So I'M
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INOR HARTFORD.-Change of DAYS
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN

N j. ~ :
l RAILROAD Trans leave Canal-si sittion neI
Broadway Passengers also received Il the New forA
and Harlem Railroad Office. Z7th-sf At VI accom-
mediation tran A. 4 VI express tram, al A &C
commodaiion tram at n A VI. for Pert Chester and N
ferr..dlafe stations az = 81 express tram. a. 2 VI
accnmmudai on for Ne"Hayen and INTERN STA
lions Al 5 ~ NJ communication Tram to1 Ne"- Raven
and intermediate places al VI. special raln Tor Port
Chester and mediate places For trans L. New f's
ard further particulars see h1ls
IN GEO " WHISTLER Jr Slperndent.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
s,,.,s ~ The Comfy Of Nss-Yors Notice j. hereby
,vsr .rsons nayII- ts against SAslC HI IhOh-
son late vi he City # Ne~iors, builder deceased 10
r..nf the ame Nth the vouchers thereof % The sub
al ers AZ the Office sf Php Burowes, Es4 NJ 81 wall
street 10 lie Cts 1f New iors, ca ~ hetlre the iweny
.r..u,h dav 4 December next Dated Ne~-fDfA. NE
4 entr- In G4y II June. 1891.
ANN THOMSON. ETecutrr
WILLIAM A THOMSON -
JOHN THOMSON, I hh714''''
- I..almM MASON THOMSON.
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STEAMBOATS, nno Railroads.

MORNING LINE Tor ALBANY
w Tie new and elegant steamer REINDEER, Capt
Alert Desroot vii leave New-I-fN fIem per loot II
Murrav ever MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FIJI
DAY MORN ING az o'clocs returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATU RDA1S - he
same hour max The la landings each way " Mea
.rved or board Fare 20 NeVuurgh AID p seerSie 50
cents Y For further information apply to JAMES
BISHOP & Co, No. Bslver>t. Ne~-Tofs. yi n
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DoSTON PKNOS.-SAFFORD &

DBpoTHTR NJ 800 Broadway, n Y; agents foI me
n1nr well known Boston Piano Forte EStaOlishnents,
pN us1,,t 4 Allen successors 20 Brown Haileti >
rr,Jssrd / Brown, A " Ladd p Emerson p
t"eN s2lm
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EXCURSIONS to KEYPORT and

ILFORT HAMILTON The and splendid steam.
boat WILSON SMALL, Capt / V AHowsrjth, "ln
leave Chamhersst per daily saturdays ana Snhoalb y
cert.d1 stgoclocs VI Returning leave Keyport a. u
o'cocs and For Hamilton at g. aiorCng oa"ensers
opportunity of spending the day at Of the most de-
lghifu places IN The world Fort Hamilton # ENJOYING
the refreshing sea-hreeZe by taxing TO keyport
On Saturdays the WILSON SMALL vii leave New
A sHlSln'
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CORPORATION Notices.

STREET DEPARTMENT. No. {.
~ HALL or RECORD Public notice : hereby gNea
n az the following resolutions have been PRESENTED IN The
Roari of Aldermen 10 REPAIR and kE>Er CURB and
CT TIER where necessary trort 90 Ms ~. l29, 5e.
l33 ia 49, 1879 t9 H. ~ 49, 1888 les, ISL iS9 and 1911
Duane s. 10 FLAG SlDEw Alk>. and RESEr
CURB and CUTTER where Necessary m Carshne,
RESET CURB and GVrTER When. necessary IN
s!en OF Nos, 49, s.. g.. ~ SO, o. ~ 2,s az a..
2s5. pa. aHd 80 Canal - To REPAIR SIDE
WALKS and RESET CURB add Gt TIER where
font of Nos IS. a. i0 10. oS no. tS, 10.
1885, 40 s2 t46 a. lsS tt9 80 i55 l5S 49, i6e 6i l65
TO- l6 l69 H. i79 1888 iS) 1874 9i POI go 22 ga 80,
PIG III 223 227 229. 1877 1879 a. ii5 and lt) Churchr
To REFIAG SIDEWALKS and RESET CURB and
CT TERN West - between Murray aui Robinson SITS
To REGI LATE. GRADE. sud SET CT kb and GUTTER
m slst 81 from 3d ay e. the East River Also the follow
ne pettion IT, FENCE vacant Lots m 18th ST. opposite
5th and bhasS AN persons interested having objections
thereto are requested 20 present them writing to the
undersigned ms Office before the I'D day of Sept
lSl-Sspt -, 1851
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NROTON AOuEDUCT DEPART

\ NENP -TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Prsosas,
Endorsed Proposal buildus Sewer M 18th - Will
be received At n, Office of the opt,n A4ueduct Depart
manf (Roiunda. PARK - unrl MONDAY, the 2ld day OF
Sept 1851 m O'Clock = VI % hud NENhh WITH the
necessary RECEIVING BASINS and CULNEkFS, IN
10Th IT from 7h-ay 9Th being IN ength about
500 et The plan Of the Sewer aud specifications Tor the
building Of The same. and all other Information relating
thereto can be- obtained application 10 the Contract
Clerk a. tins Ohc, New-York. Sent TO- 1851
NICHOLAS DEAN.
Sl l0 President of the Croton Aqued Ict department
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i NEW YORK, b. the ceof God, free and ndepen.
dent T. all persons interested "a the Estate II WILLIAM
IN SON late of TIE CIV Of New York deceased credit
tors At Of KIN otherwise. Send Greeting You ana
each II you .erruy cited and required personally ~ 10
and aYu.ar before orr Surrogate Of the County 81 New
York a. his Office 10 CITY Of New York on the SIN day
Of October next n o'clock ~ the forenoon VI that day
then and there attend the final settlement II the account
Il proceedings III Marshall Blake, Administrator nt
ffe goods cha, and creditors Of sand decelsed -
whereof We have caused tht Seal 81 OLt 81
ard Surrogate pa be hereurtu an red
Wines Alexander " Bradford r. Surrogate u
H. \ our sad COUNT ~ the CITY ~ Ne"-forS the an
day Of >tptember ~ the year II our lod one i4'u-
sand eight hundred and fIfy-One
- fawiwiI A y bhADFOkD- SURROGATE
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

notice is hereby gwen. that Petition has been pic
scented IN the Board OF Assistant Aldermen, Tor SEWER
~ MADISON-AV. from Bth i - aud through jmhst '"
3h-av All persons Interested. having ObectDns thereto.
fe requested pr, che wutng, stating their
tte.t of interest the Contract Clerk At this once,
ar be for. 10Th rotor Aqueiuct Department Sept
I I6jl l-II NICHOLAS DEAN. President
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pNpY WELLS ana his Sister, MA
En-, craVFIII. have spcnsdth.H Acadamv
phrrnc ,,r heal i.iul exercises, al the STUN
a. D. rNSTIT iJF No 20 Broadway Glasses arc nj
GAN T,,,ou WILL cs4i insbCe or a." ~ OF O''VO'i
ksEF go, have fss.,d several YEAR, IA paTs s'tf
vss az 6>...n a. The va Academy, snd I, tee Pc.
a. ilsft ',.c.fe tsrCtg The Svstem ~ when 'heJ
- d. =. ~ - errIrelg new and adapted for the pro,
trefes t,alA as also fer ,hs ACQUIRE hent o. a..
- sIc Cey 'i'M.n-- "f'' SIS n
tfffs,sJrl,es until 2
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ErQai Notices.
SIPREME COTRT.-ln the M

SUPREME COURT-ln the matter Of
Sthe Application Of The Mayer, Aldermen and Common
altv of the CITY Of New YORK relative tAe opening of
SIXTY-SECOND-SrREEr fror 5,h-av. 70 sh-sv,
the Cry # New -York-Pahlc Notice l. hereby
gwen hy the MNor. Aldermen and Commonaity II the
CITY 4 NewYork pursuant - statute Such Ease made
Aad provided That the sand the Mayor Aldermen and Com
nonat of The City 4 New-forS. intend - maze ap2ica-
ION the Supreme Cont of the SAFE Of \eVNorA At
S,tcl fern OF me SAID Court 10 he held AZ the Cry Hall
CITY II New orN. Sal ry the lon day 81 Sep
1851 the Of the Court that day. or
thereafter Counsel ne head Tor the appoint
mont of Cumnss Of Estimate and Assessment IN the
emitted matter. 'hat the nature and went Of The
lmurovtnent hereby intended 'ue opening % Old
nom 9Th to 'he Sfh-sy.. the CITY NJ
NsW-Nork, LAID 0ut upon the map OF plan OF the
CITY OF New Work under ard by virtue # n act of the
Legislature of the People # he State al Newlork. es
titled An set relative 20 improvements touching the lay
M aud roads the City OF NcwYorN, and
fo O'her PURPOSES passed Apul 3D. 1907 Dated. New
York August p. lg5t HENRY DAVIES.
au2j tSspt2O Counsel tome C'fpof alton
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--
i ~ u nd TR0X ard

mediate places by Railroad and Steamboat
THree dailv lines rQch cdg-fbrOKQh n si- 1orTt-
Leave New York gong North frem the office on Hud
son 81 near Chambers Al A VI fer Poughkeepse and
ali wa stations for Alban, and Troy stopping
al NanhatanyIlle Yonker>. Dobbs's Ferr. Tarr town
Sing Sing Peekskill GarrsOns. Cold Spring. FishkIil,
New Hamburger Ponghkeepse and thence nv steamer 20
Tyo touching intermediate places the nyef. an ny
IA lroad 70 Albany and Troy At "a " for TarVtown
and all intermediate places. A. H. VI. To- Alb2nY and
TROY stopping same as 4 tram A. Vi foT Pough-
keerSle freight and passengers stopping a. All va sta
tons AtfP NJ for Albany, stopping al Iarryto"n sing
Sing Bosconel and then remaining places same Is NJ
tram At4P vi for TaUytOwn only, stopping al All "aY
stations Al p VI for peesskll. stopping a. all ~ay sta
tons For trans gong South aud further PARTICULAR see
bills ISM OLIVER H. LEE. Superintendent.
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~ GILBERT q CO.'S PIANO
DIANO-FORTES.--V f. HARRl-

i SON No % Caual-st tVareroom % st0ry offers for
ule q splendid assortment of Rosewood PlANOS OF u
nd octavss with the latest Improvements. aug I'M
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~ a H- RARMORE ofler AZ their Man

~ utsc,ory ana Wareroon. No 3i8 Bleeckorst, cor
nor Of Charles-s, an assortment of elegant PlANO-
fORTES with the metallic frame and reverse br ige and
iDolher modern improvements slu 5m'
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CONFEDERATION NOTICE. Public

notice - hereby gwen that petitions have been pre-
scented ~ the Board Of Aldermen. Tor SEWER m
PEARI-ST. from John t. Fntpn SIS. and also IN
DI ANF.ST from the North River o. the crown bet"een
Hudson and Greenwich All pers0 interested having
al sctIons thereto requested a. present the same
wung stating their extent Of interest, - the Contract
Cie,k a IRIS Office on Or before the goth nN -trot0n
IN lCt. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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MONROE COUNTY. $. The Com

N ONNOE w y II -. II, In
WI monwealtn II Peunsy vanla 90 me sneuh ~ Mon
re County. Grp@iIng Is We command you mat j'u
attach FREDERICK AHkENS. late u yOIr County, iy
III and Singular his good. and chares lands and tene-
uent. u whose hands possession oeyef me same may
re- So that b. and appear before our Couf - Common
pleas D. he holden II SfIUudshurg and Tor san
County Oh the twenty second do n September net thefe
o. ausvcr v Ham II kuoepfl : Christian y" iuots.
aartners trading under me arm ~ knOepie % oi
plea n cart And further We Command }od tIt yDi
summon al persons Whose hands ~ possession me sd
good and chatrtls land. aid teneneut,, " dnf NJ them
ma be- aftac ed that hey and every ~ them pe ana
BE- re the sad Court q SrY dsl lr. on tAr set
second daY OF Serteruher next % ansef Whti snail 10
or ecfed AGAINST them ard abide the ldZneh' ~ iIe
C.r-t therein and have you there then his VII.
Witness Tie Honorable Natnfnel kIdfed fs4-fr'
pr4ferr Of or srd Court ' StrUudsbufs. the twenty
,t , al augu,- n the ear VI our Lord one thousand
- ,r9 ai-y-ore VI DREHEK Prethpnotary
r.rf the above j. true and atte,ied copy VI ne
..-'.1riinrf PETER KENiMERER. sheriff
S..i .rr,~ Se-f 1851 81 stN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

ENECUTRIN'S SALE-By virtue of
the power Of sale. contained III ne last VII and les
lament ofPAIL LONGINOrrO. deceased, shall sell
all the night ttls and interest which Paul Longno'to de-
ceased had the time Of his death. and T. the IN
divided third part ofhe house and lot No 1872 >hgton-
St IN the Cny oi New fork containing tweny-one feet IN
width IN roni and and eighty feet depth At public
auction the Merchants exchange. the Cits ot New
York the 18th day of September. 1891 a. twelve o'clock
Al noon The SAID sale will be- conducted bY COLE
Chiffon Authenticated New York. sept n, 1891.
sl2 AEMSW' MARIA X GINOCCHlO, ExecuiriN sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur
rogaie II the County # Se%- i9fA ng,Ist C0I
IN =. al uersons hayn. e aims against LII, -,
MAN s,e # me CIty Of New Yors, de'rass. , =, -
tn same with voucher thereof % ne IN - 80 70
80 "a Prosdy,av in the CRY Il New - =, -, 49,
H. twelfth day II November nstt .D2isII c6I Nan
lI.h CAV u MAJ. iSll o|1'' Aamlnl.frafnr
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