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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
HUMAN NATURE For The Tribune.
Ring IN the valiaD, man and free,
The larger he art, the kII.hler hand
Ping out the dark ness OF the land,
Ring IN the Chris, that Il 70 be '-TENSfSos-

Ring IN the vaan, man aud free
The larger heart, the kIIlher hand,
Ring out the darNneS. Of the land,
RJog IN the Chris, that Is TO be '-IEAsi''''
THERE is fount of song in every nature
Sealed till the dawning Of .ha, brighter day
When the dwarfed soul shall gain rs rgh,ful stature,
As flowers expand beneath the genial ray.
From each green haun. bird-hke voice is calling
Awake the Summers feTyid hours are DER
The rain OF Heaven hath ceased Us timely falling
And Ceres laughs by wood and stream and snofe'
See We not how the upland, glade and me Ado~
Bask in the sunlight Of an angels smiie'
And unseen wings have cast the glancing 'iauo"
That tints the velvet turf from mile 10 iniie'
And well the dwelling claims guard hiysi"'
Built for the infant nursliDgs OF the SKIES
Those unfedged esgets, whose pefiee'eu ,''iOi
Shall greet the sunbeams with undazzieo eyes
,.dan, truth. more bright than fairies dreaming,
p;.,... the veil that 'er natures lay
u..t,,d are ofttirnes better than their seeming,
form divine peeps through the shroudlng Gay
One common heart throbs in each beating BOSOM
One common mind ennobles every men
Life here is m 1t. bud the perfect blossom
Shall prove a richer flower than eye hath seen.
Deem no. Humanity hath reached its dotage'
,Tisyet beautiful but wayward child
His brthright pledged for most unsavory potiase,
His tender hands with sOrdd dust denied
Yet those who seek with microscopic vision
The follies of his youthful years to scan,
Shall shrink abashed be lore the calm decision,
The steadfast truth, that wait to crown the npeneo
Man F. II. COOKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Markets-...Ngw -oRLEAN,, Oct n.

CorroN has been quiet since The receipt Of the
Americas letters SEQ bales sold this mornlng IN
charged prices. FLOUR Is dull At 50 +OGs3 50 for
ONO S tCO bushels CORN changed hands At tO,
Mess Pork sells at Sl4. New MoLAssEs attic %
2sc Rio COFFEE = duh at g. sac. roBAcco IS
depressed for 6ner qualities the sales last week we're
barely 900. Prime bagging rs al lie and rope Cleo
6ic. MHlsxI Is heavy AZ I9ic. Prime Oars sell AZ
sec and Western HAY at Sl4. The stock of Bacon
is reduced and sides are quoted AT lie. Prime kex
LARD Is worth l0ic.. while barrels are dull CorroN
Is taken for Liverpool at 9lfd STERLING ExcS,Nes
is uualiered. New York sight is At .al discount
We are anxiouSly awaiting he Paclhc's news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Fire At Carroll Hall, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, Oct =, ISL.
Carroll Hall was damaged TO some extent by FIRE
this morning, say about $4,000 ThOmp>On's News.
paper Agency was burnt. The Panorama Of the
Hudson was not damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.


Urea, Tuesday, Oct. =, 1851
The Grand Division Of Cadets OF Temperance OF
Central Newly rk az their annual session. held IN
this city. elected the following Officers Hugh Nc.
AllisieT, of New-Nork Mills, G. W p. p s Slocum.
OF Oswego, G.. A p John IL Francis OF Uuca. C.
;. VIM y. Vixen. OF Oswego. 4 6 : +. z. Bailey.
OF Uiica. G.. t. \. r Bailey. Of Utica. G. c.. J. G.
jenkins, Of Osw.go. G.. l., John Graves. OF Herki
mer, e. w II r kellogg Of Clinton, G.. {. The
mex, session will be held al Syracuse the third
wednesday In January, l>52 al O'Clock. p. V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

PHrLApFIPHIA, TUESDAY Oct - 1851
The steamship city OF Glasgow, from Liverpool
Oct :, passed Newcastle az noon to-day-,hus max.
irc the passage m about 20 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
The SIave-Trade.

An American officer, writing from the
naval station on the southwest coast Of Africa, IN the
Philadelphia inquirer says Of the slaye-Trade;
When was ordered 10 this station thought hkt
a great majority Of persons, that the Impression oi
he slave trade By cruisers was Impossible, ana fo
lcued the very idea But eighteen months OF cruls-
ing and observation have convinced me 10 inc con
trsry We are now about 10 leave the Coas' ioiss'
Helena on our way TO Porto Prsya, y IN the granny
ing know ledge that the save-trSie Is al ts loves
ebt-more completely broken up than IL mas ever w
fore been. - . - n 80. .,
humanity, and goes 10 prove what dement's nave
.nsen and can still arse, from sQuadrons oeing KEPT
ON The coast Of Africa For thTiy years the fnSlSh
Government had some few men-Oi-war mere, Dut not
until ls45 dad they use the means now ia operation
10 nut down this IniqultOus haftc. Iwenty-ssssh
cnisers mostly steamers on this coast, and as many
more on the Brazs, have at last brought the trade
10 ts last gasp" True, they haze been assisted ny
the French and American squadron ana TINS asss'
ance has been very great, for without IL they couiu
never have suppressed the tTade-tLse hgm oi
search not being allowed Oy the Ffencn or AmeIl-
can Governments 10 these yesse -. Lateiy, also, a.
sstance mas been rendered BY TIE Brazilian Govern
lneut. a decree having been passed which pfohioIls
tbe introduction OF slaves INTO the Brazilian terntoy
These last aids were very tardy. though iof tne nc
cree bears date OF November. 1870, ana Until va
apoolutment OF Commander Gregory Dut ust'sSNao
drre bv our souadron 10 prevent slayers from nshs
1.nd abaSing) the American flag. At one time, eaIIy
Ie4s, seven or eight suspected Vcs'els, Az a.. '
American colOTs, were al ahchpi a. .''oo
s,,e.ts.t siay..dep5t on the coast iniofnAlIoi
,bs fsc, being gi,en TO Commodore 1fesov
ING wa instantly dispatched 10 tha, Pcn'.. So
IeeS than xix months two large pii<co $3.50.
MI ssnf 10 the United states. since zen W
American SLAYER has appeared sou'n Oh INC Hi''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW

~ JERSFY-Summer Arrangements. Commencing
MONDAY March 81, l8jl.-T'his Road extends IRON
ELIZABETHPORT IS miles 10 the WHITE HOUSE,
reducing the staging between the terminus y; the
Road and EASTON 10 IS miles.
This line leaves New York by steamboat Ned jacket per
No North River and connects with trans on lhe New
JERSEY Railroad which leaves New-Yors from loot OF Vof
land-st n,,L
et per No North River, al 9 A. NJ passenger; M
freight and = 81 passenger; and by Railroad Io'
of Cortland-st., at A M. and and ii = Nj
Trains leave White House aud following places Tor New
White House at ,. A M Freight a, $40 A M Passen-
ger at / 40 y Nj.
som.rvle at 30 A. NJ; Freight at 6 GA NJ; Passenger
nt205PM =, N
Bound Brook s,t 5oA NJ; Freight at 6 IS A M Pas
senger at q Is =. Nj. -, -
Pianfeld a, 20 A. Nj; Freight at IS VI; Passenger
Wsstfeld al 5 50 A. NJ, Freight al 50 A NJ, Passens@
at2DP NJ .... -, n
Eizabe,htown at IS A NJ; Freight at 10 80 NJ Pas
Ezabethport al 30 A NJ; Freight at 10 IS A M Pas
sengeI at 80 y. III. -,
on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays, trans leave
Some rve Pespack lesser Cross ROADS and Puc anna
STAGES will be readiness on tne arrival OF the AN
tram York at the White House 10 convey pa>se
gers to Fasto Wnkesbare, Bethlehem, Allentown ana
Mauch Chunk, Penn, and TO Clinton Flengon, Lebanon
Milford and BelvdeIe, NJ. q, J.,
NB-All BAGGAGE at the rsk Of the owners Hn'li ue-
yered into actual of the Agents o the Com
panv and checks receipts gwen therefor. hj1H
A NEW ROUTE TO SCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN, VA Tue zen
tral Railroad of acknowledgements FROM New YORK
for the Mountain viii leave New-fork daily lSundays et
cepted) at o'clock A M either from Per NO | norm
steamboat Red Jacket from foot OF Cortland
St, New Jersey Railroad TO Elizabeth Town where
White House thence by coaches IA mhes. to the Noun
tain. arriving time TO dine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

IN and fr the County Of New Ynrs a. the srrrca:ss
once IN the City Of New foFs. on tue Frs Il August.
'ht year one thousand eight hundred and FRY Pre-
sent rahder W Bradford Surrogate In the matter 4
ne sppI on 20 rorr.ge lease sell The r. E-a;e u
JOHN PHELiN, deceased On reading and nltg TIE
Application Of WILLIAM X. TArTERSALL. Es,cu;E
Of The last Wi and Testament q JOAN Phelaa, a.e Il the
tify OF New York. deceased fr authority 20 mortgage,
lease or sell he Real Estate OF The sad deceased FOR re
a. r.nt =. hls debts ordered ;ha al persons IteF
rstef la the estate If oc e. JONI the.al dece lsed a.,
pear before the If ne Co4uy NcxT crs =
LIZ Otf"e, IA tue Cry Of New Ogs the tIfteenth dag
OF sei'rnb.r nert - ten ocioc, IN IN. renoou - max
ty icG and tnrre WHY 81 ND ~
10 gwen - hc said Executor . mortgage. ss 30
rac o. hc Rss Fs,.e of DE- sal loan PA--ll 's el>f g.
= Sh-ll De- sufficient & Day - i,.ts
...l L. ~ RRADEOr,D C.-r.-a.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning.

il y ton fcr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD, TAUNTON and NEWPORT, crarying the great
Eastern United States Mail without, change Of cars or de-
teNncA The steamer c. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
saene and Commodore. Capt w n Frazee IN connection
with the Soahgton and o,dence and Boston and Prov
idencs Railroads leaving New-York daily tSnndays ct
cepted) from Pier No an r. first wharf above Battery
srrva OF the mail which leaves Boston at y
PM
These steamers unsurpassed for strength. safety
speed comfort and elegance. The officers are expenenced
and attentive.
The natural Of TINS superior To- any
ether beng Shorter and direct the trip more pleas
AMY and eipeditlousy performed while passengers cs
always rely upon reaching then desunatioe advance u
Asss BY either Of the other routes
The COMMODORE from New Ycrk-MondaS ,Wednes-
day and Fnday.
From Stonington-Tutsd ay, THURSDAY and Saturday
Tue G. VANDEkBlLT irOm New Hork-1ucsdas I,
fhursdsy and Saturday.
yrca ktonnxton-Nonday. WEDNESDAYS and Friday.
Nbpasengers arrival al Stoninston proceed 'm'ne
daity per Mail Tram Providence and Boston or II pre-.
ed remain on the and lSnnday excepted)
take the Accommodation Tram from Stonmgton at 4 N
WHOM connects at Providence with The u AM Tram fca
Session
ABAsyage Master Accompanies the Steamer aud fr<a
through each way.
N,wport passengers can remain board the boat a,
Sunins ton until 9, A Nj then take the Accommodation
tam and amy. at Providence time 10 take the steamer
PERRY. which leaves Providence for Newport at NJ
anying at Newport by II A Nj. NewBcdford and Taun-
paSsengers proceed immediately the arrival ~ the
Nail Tram at Manifold
f passage berths, state rooms OF freight, Application
be made Pier North Rver or at the ONCE Bat
tsry- plae, ieau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
Notices orN. ralmer's Agency.

IL, business az advertising Ioc.ly understood
d, merchants generally Mr. FalmeT's great experience
-gegCy enable E.n yesy IMPORT and
valuable suggestions tAeSe matters to a. Who ayOf
han With interview The Sub,ec,, presented by hIn
: certainly WORTHY the attention II al ,erSn. en-
gagod ~ active business ~ y Bglls Tribune
" Planners ente-prISs accompanied with his un-
industry. rtas g'elntSs 'ur0l'ani- energy shd
un~ayeuug - severance deserves the ard waCn We
have never doubted he wold eventually "-P.iis-
d.lpAgG PUtiit LeaC,r
BIZ Palmer j. be.tYt entitled 20 the credit OF
originating and establishing upon genera scale. IN THIS
country tins aid important pgbO convenience AND
doubt fhs- Is advantages VII ~ dIy understood
and auuec aisd AID the enterprise b. which tho are al
forded falry rewarded "-b9lfirIGrs SEa.
1snuarN rs laNSI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

- the application Of the Mayor Aldermen ana om x
alty If the Cls Of New-YOrk, relative u thr EAlhND
ING OF CAEAL-STREET. IN the sad city, IN stfaIshs
line until II ntersects Walker-steet and the widening 81
Walker street IN the SAID cty the uEufy sde - ~
~ fn stree, seventy five feet 10 wdhto Ruiger street.
and the throwing OF the gore formed By e intersection "
Center Orange, Walker and Cana! streets .ho vac
The undersigned Commissioners u Estimate ah3 asses
ent m the above entitled matter IN xsuiace ~ hue
or order of the said Supreme Court made on IN thu 90
al lime 1891 hereby gave public notice that an -ppc aOn
Wi, mad. SAID Court al spccIal Term thet
H. be held the City hall Of the CITY OIL new
an that day or A. thereafter Counsel can e heaiu
for Rule OF Order that the Report hs et'f,ts az Va e
st,., hy lie CORNERSTONE, Of Estimate aad Assess
eut aDponted therein be referred back ~ the COnms
gners for rsyIsaI correction. with pOwer 20 ~ C'sll
10 ubect matter Of the sand Report and - mAs NJ"
Re,ort n m their Judgment II shall ne necessary OF eAPS
dient OF or such other Order the sad C9ur aas l1A
rouer 10 make the premises -Daltl Nr"-t''A' ''
30, 1851 KlIhAhD s.,puintsi ,..,,,..,,ner.
L,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
T,oR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and


II FAIL RIvER-By the splendid and superior steam
= Umpire STATE and BAY STATE, OF great strength
80 Ueed particularly adapted To the navigation OF L0sR
S.is,1 Sound running connection with the Fall River
"a Old Colony Railroad distance OF 80 miles 20 Boston
- Leave pier N X, near the Battery. -
*. steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton. on I ES-
DiYs THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at r M
n, steamer BAY STATE, Capt. WIN Brown, on MON
niYs WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 5 p NJ.
Tos line - the only that runs direct tor Newport
Tbs,s steamers fitted with cOmnodlous state rooms
and ,ye for the security and comfort oi pas
sssr,r who are afforded by tins route night rest on
had and on ARRIVAL at Fall River proceed per Railroad,
Boston early the following morning or can remain
IN bad getting Their breakfast II wished for, until te
aayt,ng Of the accommodation tram at quarter-past
s'eloek M which reaches Boston az quarter before
s,e6ck, AM
ssrgare- master attached 70 each steamer who re-
svss and the baggage and accompanies the same
70 ne destination 49,. - 49,
The rates for passage and the prce Of state rooms the
same ss by other lines
reamer runs IA connection with TINS line To and from
Providence daily, except sundays
Fare from New-Yofk through To providence, ran tV@
o. Newport 50: to New Bedford fare - 90
Treght Boston taken AT the same rates AZ ny te
aksr regular lines and forwarded with great expedition 10y
N Express Freight Tram. which leaves Fall River every
morning (Sundas exceped) at O'Clock ivr Boston aud
New B.dorG arriving at s dest naon at 90 about ii
All. avn
For freight apply on board at the Office ON Pier r.
Yor rooms berhs apply board, or rs ceed
% secure them ahead. application may be made 70
kiOy TISDALE BORDEN. Agents. 70 and II West-".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
v. Is. PaImer's Hints for Business Men.

The door 10 wealth Tespecta1ity influence and honor,
II thrown wide open TO all
He who neglecis advertising not ONLY roos himself OF I'm
far advantages bes,Ows tie spos on his wiser vas
He Tho adverlses Judcously and extensively can a1ofo
20 sell MS customers % better advantage than he VINO does
because he adopts The correct means 10 mip then
and - himself much larger amount OF hss
He who does the largest business can do II al the
smallest percentage Of profit
An old business su!sSt uhth rs customers drop on
N eaih removal but he who would hId ny business
nov, must be BIKE the time, and improve 'he advantages
II ottFs
nor communicate b telegraph II 70 close one eyes 70
the light. and insist living IN perpetual darkness AN
individual may DO tins a his own cost, but community
class. will never act so unwisch
The man who refuses advertise hs business eject
incapacy and defeat and retreats 10 the rear
DISCRIMINATION anu ccum.peciion should he exercised IN
ihe selection OF places and choice made OF the papers
best adapted to the pursuits OF advertisers
IDLE speak OF the cost Of advertising mpei-
nentas well might object 10 the cost OF sheitering has
goods protecting them from thieves or dealing them Quito
customers
adapted to the tastes and wants Of the public sure TO be
successf, II lndIspuabe fact that there Is no m
Of well sustained adheresce to continued system
Not many years clapse before the large COMMERCIAL
dealings Of the country VIII concentrate N the hands Of one
tenth Of the present number " eehes n proportion 70 The
amount OF Transactions
The by which hs gr,ii oHd haetosni change ~
he eec Ell various but ,hlei among them II adUerfs
,nonot two three papers nor even N an those Of
The city where the bGsstss done but IN the most widely
circulated journals OF ne WA0 rsqOn "Hcs cHSt0m IS de-
siyed
NOTHING has been done the Of advertising
pared 70 What can and inevitably will be.
The merchant who has reasonable amount % cApitN
and his business good shape T better Afford to ad
yertlSe 20 ;he SO 00 year than less
Those who take hold Of tins mighty q. an early day
weld with judgment GVf dccislOH VIII make -oSf for
ines while those who neglect VIII business
oictHGlt Ocg perrss II be seized. Ike Time ny
he icr,cck VIII leave he neglectfu and doubling our
Of sight behind IT.
Extensive advertising morally certain to work r-yOu-
non m trade hy driving thousands ~ tie gong out ~
II and concentrating business n the hands II few VINO
know how tn obia and Keep Unite with this the sub
Of cash Tor credit and oge-hfth OF those
trade All amps suffice - DO the whole. AM al
soon have Ia do The retciaf50E IS Gi5tGas 5eSHE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
V.B Palmer's Selection of Rules for Bushes.
Men

Establish yourself The broad and sound bass Of ineg-
I'y.
Use the means they open o. all.
Calculai. the probabilities of the future increase and
multiply the uf information
To compete successfully with your ueiehbOr i'arac pse
m the facilities afforded 10 go ahead
Confess ignorance regard 10 subjects IN winch you are
uniformed listen and learn
Keep the mind on the meGHS. rather than me 01ccf
Take advantage of modern facilities and accomplish ~
much IN single day required weeks months, or yea's'
formerly
ofthe Press
Consider the causes Of the good standing Of some. and the
decline and fall and wan, Of others, and regulate
your conduct accordingly.
If your means suit with your ends, pursue those ends
which SUIT with yuuT means
Reflect on what and hear. SCI mind al work
reason with candnf weigh well and consider for yourself;
decide and act
your customers your friends by serving them ~
FL. l.NfT mai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

=. p,r,.,sr reorets 10 lean, By slip hD.G'
ha1ets% az re Uo,ufata Banner. that duet ~ss Ia
." on tse 24th ult between Col John Barter Of aea
Oh ~, and Marcus Erwin. Esq, OF AshexIr'
Of the editors Of the Asae'Is, N,gs, C,n;,
80, Tbe parties met near the saluta Gap IN ~
csroltna' Col B had previously determined, =.
The Baan,r no, 10 IRE. MI y. fired, and his ball "
esec, IN the night hand Of his adversary, entering
the knuckle Of the middle finger where It u inssr'
on the hand, ranging up the palm and coming o
near he wrist Col BIS pistol went Of when b
HARD was struck. Col. B. was the Challenges part
The difficulty grew out OF political difference, lea
ing to some personalities John wocdhn, go,
hshey.lle. acted az second for Col b., and Dr. T.
Jonss Of Hencs ,Sonyille. for Mr.. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
CROTON AoUEDrCT DEpART

" MENT-To Coltraciors Sealed prooosals ,ndo-<,,i
Proposal i.T building SEW ER IN Eighih-ayenue will he
received al the once u the Cruon Aqueduct DEPARTMENT
(Roiunda P1rS,) unih EDN ESDAY the lsh dsr OF An
gust 1851 az O'Clock Nj. 10 build SEMEN with the
necessary Receiving Basins and CulyerfS. Eshthaenu.
from Fifty and through FRY
ia BrOadW ~ De As length abou, $50 feet The plan cf
the Sewer and Specifications the building Of the same
and all other information relating thereto be Obtained
apIl "a The Contract Clerk, al the Once
Sors. August ?. 1851. NICHOL As DEAN,
as$ ,es Present IL Inc CIo'cn AY,suci D~ par men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

4 SSIGNMENT NOTICE. - Will
ALLAN J. DE MOTT having made al assignment
isArips dale his for the bensh 81 hs credofs 10 M
underS ered al persons indebted him Will pas theL
Gsbs r. ~. uude rsrued al N. store lately &C tH ~
fin No u Houston stree. Tit cliy al New-f"fs ~
IL y,rsons l-sus CLAIMS aglns hIH T-gp's. gu -
frr.su' the ssuc WIN prcrsr vouchers. a; me sam"
-NtN-YoTk. JUS Is. 1871.
~ srMsw'r&Th JOHN ;iARPEh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
v. B.PALMER'S COLUMN
SKIND. IT is said. NAV be divided

IVI MO three distinct classes those WLo are stab
hon 10 abandon error, after CONVICTION those who
gCllbe % Be easily deceived AID taose
Possessed Of good common sense AMI 70 The hesf
advantage
!, very dicuh 70 corec. the aged and induce
Ile Ia adopt prIncpes who The error IN winch
they have erUvn gray.
Phiosopiy VISION and teTiy support one an,.her. ne
who viii reason . fanatic lie VITO c.Hnt reason
a fol he who dare not slave
Indus.r vel directed. VII give a competency a
few The greycs- !Ddgs--v misaupied useless
The sAo;eS. AID s4rcst va. 60 ..e VIII .ohof "a ne
world be u really Kt.' would lluf a. g. pc
RE who never change. Any - las oplols. cor
r'c'S any f Is ln's'g.rs.
Perform f,.rieseiy MA. Ven rc'.rr -.-l."
" Heaven Lslfs those Nhu nip themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
n Isl RICHARD J SMITH.
OGDEN EDWARDS.
.,aa,Aur GERAEDUS CLARK
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter o

- IN, atulication Of the MavoT, Aldermen a.'d IG!-
monalrv Il the City Of New-fork' relative 70 tas ~
TTSDiNG OF CANAL-ST. IA sad city. n q s,rst Inc
- :, 'nte,Secfs Walksr-r and the WIDENING II
WAKER-sT N the sad city On the Norfhe'i .ie - IS
70 form a street seyenig five feet m Wlhih ~
CSnter Orange Walker and Canal f. lni9 the street
In nlr.nance % rule ord er NJ ;nr s,il speAr V1
Ter Public Notice u hereby gwen, That an APP an VI"
he made IN the said Court Il specal term irrs)i ~ 10
go ~ IN. ct Hall ~ IN. CITY Of New YJr "a SAT- X
DAY the 18th dav II August next. a. the Dehs % 'r
Cont on thai ay " a. thereafter c1lnse! can ne
besId or rule or ofdsr thai the Report leIeto1re S1e
:, tbs sad matter bv the Commissioners q ks,Analr AM
appointed therein be referred DAc 70 the COM
sr The suhec, matte OF The sad report and - make
new report # IN their judgment, II shsl - necessary Au
erpesilent OF such other order a. me sd Dut n
,ni, nrn.r 10 MAKE IN the premises Dated New OK,
Juiv 18th ls5l HENRY =. DAVIES. 'ppn,si :. she
CprrDratlOn.