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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NOTICE-Public no.

Y ilce hereby given 10 the owner owners, ccea-
paui OF occupants Of all Houses and Lots improved
improved Lands, affected thereby that the following As
s,ntnis have been completed hy the Assesses and
lodged IN the Office OF the BuTeaz OF Assessments for
nA,un hy al pcrSu interested w For kEGl LAIlNG,
SETTING CT RB and GUTTERSTONES, and PAVING
EAsI-STkEET between Grand and RVngtOn streets and
FIAGGINC q space feet wide through the Sidewalk u
tie sane The limits embraced By such Assessment IN
clude all the Houses and Lots vi Ground. vacant
Lots pieces ard parcels of Land situated the westerly
side Of Eastsireet between Grand and kygton streets.
and on the norhsrly de of Granastree and southery
e OF go-stree between East and TompkIns streets
rests Affected by The above named
ssmeuts and who opposed 10 the either VI
N, m AZ, requested present Their objections wrsHS.
l. the under< gred At their Office. No Hall of Records
uithIr ,hrtv uavs from the date Vi tins nOtsceOce
Bureau Assessments Street Deuartmeut July 81 1881
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
iy2i lw ISAAC WI SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NOTICE-public no.

noe hereby gwen to the gvner cr owners, osSupans
OCCUPANTS nf al Houses aud Lots improved
proved Lands Affected The -by that the olosng Asses
uer.s have teen ge-r ~ hs Assess and are dyed
the oce Of the Bureau Il Assessments f1r sIln.t
hT all persons interested VIZ For BUILDING SEW
ER IN ORANGE-SrREEr from the Sewer build.
:, CrosS stree 70 Waers.-eet The limits srhr ICED
b. such Assessment c.gde al the several Houses and
Lots Of Grornd vacant Ln's, pieces alt lrce~ 4 Llad
situated on both SIDES u Orange between Cross and
Nater streets ~ ng-- T SIDE of CrpSSstreet, and
both slces OF bavarl and WlSer s,ree' between orange
AMI Mulberry streets the westerly SIDE Of Nl-rry
street between Bayai and Hester streets, Aad tae
easter sd. of Orrr' street between alyer md Hester
streets. All whose Interests ue Affected hy the
above NAMED Assessments AMI khp op1.srd r., ne
or eihar oi them requested 70 present he.r ID
i-c;ons II writing o tte undersigned "a tAsF ONCE " Z
Hal Il hec1ds " thin thirty davs frou tae daie o thus
tee O5ce RlIeau Of AsseSsE ems. sect Depart
Inent, July 23i. 1851
MOTT
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
~FNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JrRSFY-sumner Arrangements Comn-Drme
MONDAY March 81, ,Sl--Thp r, ,ad exteDd. from
ELIZABETHrORT y miles 70 the WHITE HOUSE,
J reducing the stalgng between 'he terminus OF ,hs
Road and EASTON 10 IS miles
Tins hne New York ny ST amboat Red jacket per
No North RIVER and connects with trans On the Sew-
Jersey Railroad which leaves NsTYOrx from f Of Corr
TRAINS y-p-Ieavs New Yo-h ny stsarnnoat Red Iscs-
ct per No North River. AZ A. VI Passenger; / N
freirht and p " passenger and by Railroad. foct
Of Cor.land-st Al 3 A VI and AID = VI
Trains eav. Whit. Hcuss and following places Tor Ne~-
WHIT House a; 81 A NJ Freight a: 40 a. NJ Passen-
somerT1le a; 90 A. NJ Freight at o. A NJ Passenger
a,2 c5 7 NJ.
Bound Brooe at isOA. N Freish, q: IS A. NJ; Pas
PiaInfeid a, % A N Freight a. 35A NJ; Passenger
wss,feid at 50 A NJ, Fre,gh, 30 A NJ, Passenger
Ezabethtown at l5A NJ, Freight al 10 'oA NJ; Pas-
senter at , IS p NJ -
Ehzabethrort at 30 A NJ; Freight at 10 q A NJ Pas
sengeT al ) 81 7. ii l., -. -.
somerve for Pespack Lesser Gross Roads and P!ucAa
STAGES Will be IN readiness the arrval Of the NJ
tran from the White House 70 convey ptsse
.ers 10 Eastcu WukesbaEe. Bethlehen, Allentown and
Mauch Chunk Penn and to Clinton, Fiennson, Lebanon
Milford and BeiyIdere. y j. 4,
NB-All BAGGAGE at the NIX of the owners anfl de-
hvered the actual Possession Of the Agents OF the
pAny and checks or receipts gwen therefor m'rn
A NEW ROUTE TO SCHooLEY,s hoUSTAIs, va 'he Sen
.ral Railroad If New-Jerss rssy-Passengers from He~-f
for ths Mountain WILL leave New-York daily Sundays et
cepted) az O'Clock A NJ either from Per No ! NOTE
River steamboat Red jacket. or from foot OF
st. wa New Jersey Railroad 70 ElZahth Io"n "heIs
eornecton Is formed with the Central Railroad % the
White House thence by coaches IA mixes, 10 the moul
tam, arriving N time 70 dine. le'VoN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
DEpARTNENT OF REPAIRS AND

Il EDSUPPLIES-No New City Hall-TO BUILD
ERS-Seaed proposals viii be received at the Office OF
the Commssloacr # Repairs and Supplies. until THU RS
DAY August az IL o'clock NJ at which time they vii De
puhlclv oreped making alterations and additions TO
the HOUSE Of HOSE COMPANY No. So, N Madison
st. Rutgers-s The plan and specifications OF the
work required and all information regard thereto, can
he had a, the Office Of the Superintendent Of Repairs to
Public Buildings. No. 10 Elizabeth street kstlmttors
, estimate for the and carpenter work separately
Blank estma. es Will be furnished at either Office b
Tie Comms the ght of rejecting All est-
mates If deemed for the interest Of the Corporation
WM ADAMS,
W2g Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NEW WORK. A. NEW-HAVEN RAIL

~ RoAD-Summer Arrangement 1no A.Ie. !.
a; the New Yoys and Harlem Rair,ad Orce'
tccemmeda.on Tram al 81 for New Haven and
al intermediate stations Passenger TOM T,s ~
Ra,os5. a1l tase th tram and stop al Brdreport Pas
senrsr, f-r Boston Providence worcester
sed and Cenneccut River Railroads VIII take ths train
ga ,r t,nress IRAN al NewHaven Passengers for the
Canal Rairo4d Will take thus tram T. NeS hagen nj,
Flores Tram at o'clock NJ fpr Stanford BRIDGE
,, ~ Vew Haven thence Hartford, Spnngheld Con-
ysc.t River Ralirod Worcester Providence and bosOn
uaysn passengers for the Hoosaton.c Railroad to State
me Albany ard PIttsed. and for the Nausa:uck Ral
rcs' Iccoomodaton rsin a. o'clock for New Ha-
ven ard all rnediae Stations Passengers ~ 'hs rn
sr stations on the Hartford and NewHayen Railroad,
sl remain over at New Haven until p N Passengers
for Boston, by taking this Tram, may remain over i,nr
three 70 five hours New Haven Hartford spnngned or
Al any Station wherethe Express Tram receives passenger
b. thu, Tram for the Canal Railroad vi" remain
aiNew- Haven until 81 p NJ
EIuress Train a. 3P NJ for Stamford Norwalk Bridge
por and New Haven thence 10 Hartford Sprlngfsd Wor-
and Boston, connecting at Bridgeport with Tram OF
Sautucs Railroad On SATURDAYS this Tram connects with
Tram Of anal Railroad At New Haven.
g. ACCOMMODATION Tram at +PM for New-Haven and
! Commutaion Train at 25PM fot New-Haven and
g. SPECIAL Tram al 3oPM for Port Chester and inter-
''1'''' TRAINS TO NEw-YORK.
Special tram at 20 AN from Por Chester, stopping
at all intermediate stations -
2 Communication Tram at A. NJ from New-Haven STOP
ping al all the intermediate stations -
s. Accommodation Tram at Is A M nom e~-haveh,
stopping all intermediate stations Teceiving passengers
frorlN Nsueafuck Railroad at bridgeport
4 Accommodation 3 30 A Nj from
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven Canal and Naugauck ha-
road .... a, r.
Express Tram at Is NJ lin connection with the EH.
press Tram from Boson) from NewHaven stopping al
bridgeport Norwalk and Stamford receiving passenger
from the Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport and canal
Railroad at New Haven.
Special Train at IS NJ from Port Chester, stopping
at all intermediate stations.
Z Accommodation Tram at 20 NJ receiving passen-
GERS from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, from
New Haven. stopping al all intermediate stations ,
8 Express Tram al 8 IS p. NJ Tor IN connection WITH
E1press Tram from Boston, stopping Bridgeport. Nor
walk and Stamford arriving IN NevYork at II 80 = NJ
Evening Train from Pttshed connects with TINS Tram al
Bridgeport.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
ie9u GEO W WHISTLER. Jr, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
SUPERIOR COURT of the CITY of
SNEW-YORK SIMON STEINFELD against LEO

POLD HIRZ ZSusInons for money demand on cJntia act
Com not ser To LEOPOLD HIRI, Defendant You
are hereby summoned and required u answer the
M this action which filed IN the office oi the ClefA
OF tie Superior Court of the City II New York az the C
Hall IN the sand City, the 3mh day VI June 8ol ana %
serve copy OF your 70 the said compliant On the
subscriber al his Office No II Ntssanstree New YORK
within twenty days after the service Of this summons yh
vou exclusive of the DAY If such service ana yon IAN 70
answer the SAID complaint within the time aioesai he
plaintiff IN tins action will take judgment against you Tor
the suIn of nine hundred and seyentysn dollars Win
interest from the twenty eighth day Of May one thons nd
ee ht hundred and ftyOne besides the costs 81 is at"h
Dated June 30 1851 L. SEYMOUR ASHLEY.
wi lawGwTu plaintiffs Attorney, II Nassau-st, N
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
u,ur PEOPLE Of the State Of New

THE PEOPLE OF the STATE ol NeT-
York. by the grace Of God free and hdepsndent
al oersons interested IN the Estate q ASA DA t's u INC
C of New-York deceased, creditors, next oi Ah Vi
o.terv1se Send Greeting Ysu aud each u YOU are mere
b ted and required personally 20 be and appear Deofs
r Surrogate OF the County Of New forz a. MS oncs
~. CITY Of New YORK the twelfth day of AhEpst he
a. eleven oclck the forenoon Of hat day tH.n ana
= attend the nal settlement Of the account oi peeh.
nj Su.an Day a. administering u the Go"is' IhAA-
t.l and Credits Of SAID aecrasesl -, f@e. -
H. testimony whereof have cassed tle sesI o
- ,.d Surrogate ~ be heregnfo adilIed witness
Alexander Bradford Es scrIS.sis 81 S 80 s1-1 ~
n Cosuty At the Cty Of New Ork the ss'ebtn ut -
Nay In the year II our Lord one ih9qssnn seh'
hundred and ffy-one. A. " BhADfOhD.
"a 5laWfwTu'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
OFFICE RECEIVER r,NEs, New CITY Hall. Park.
EANES of lS5I=Rate 81 9S-lOO.-

TANES of lS5l.-Rate 81 9o-IOO.-
Notice Is hereby givea. that the Tar Rooss of the
present year VII, be- open for payment TUESDAY, the
18th day ii july and that viii then be prepared TO
cclve the Tales cha gCd thereon
All PERSONS paving their Taxes previous 10 the LIST OF
November next, Will a deduction NJ interest al
Yer cent, per annum calculated from the time Of payment
10 the lsi of December newt
one per csut will be added 10 all Taxes unpaid on the
ls OF December and per cent on the 18th o Decem-
her next -
Ilours fr receiving Taxes from NJ 60 2P. M
Bankahle money only received
HARVEY HART Receiver " Taxes.
B-Persons sending full descriptions ot their property
office will their bills sent 10 them NJ they can
be hnd hv anul,,ne al th,s Office ly23tf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

~ hereby 90 the owner or owners, occupant
or occupants all houses and lots improved unprOyed
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been by the Assessors aud lodged ia the Ocs
Of the Bureau Of Assessments Ia examination, Dy Al per-
interested. For building a SEWER IN NINTH
ST from the Sewer Nnt-St east Of Third av q pOln
about 80 feet east Of Fourth The limits embraced by
include all the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land, situated On
both SIDES of Nnth-st between Third and FOuthays and
the eastery side OF FOurthy and westerly side OF
Thrd-av between Asior-place and Tenth-st All per-
sons whose interests affected by the abOyeuamed
sessments and who opposed 10 the either 81
them are requested T. present their objections IN writing
to the undersigned. their Office. No Hall of Records
within tmrty days from the date Of this notice Office,
Bureau OF Assessessens, Street Department, July a.
1851. SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
iy2, iG ISAAC WM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
IVA I've A W. EkADfOkDs >uffoEAkf
vNHE PEOPLE of the State of New

THE PEOPLE of the State OF New
York. BY the Grace OF God free and ,ndsPendens TO
AL Ierso rs interested the e>is;s c JAMES MOokk,
late of n. CITY II Now-York deceased creditors egs-
tees neat Of Kin o,her~e send greeting yoa and each
autear he our Surus Of the County OF New YoIk at
his oce IN the City II New York tho 1d Jay of Sep
terhsT next II O'Clock m the orcnoon 81 hai DAY then
and Their 10 attend the anal o the account cf
prcsedn y u James McCune Smith and Edward (iauk
As Executos Of the last Will and resameni OF SAID de-
ceased.
In testimony whsrcofwe have caused the zeal Of ONCE Of
SAID Surrugsie 10 be hereun,o sfted witness,
A " Bradford. Surrogate of our sad County Al
fl the City Of New York. the lsth dss Of June
the year ofour Lord one thousand e,ght hundred
and hfty-one
"a ixulxrus A W RRADfOkD, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
ADMINISTRATORS OF

III DIIV Y UNI YIN UT
Il FICE No Nassau - Notice y hereby gwen 70
the relatives and next KIN OF CHRISTOPHER MOONEY,
late Of California seamlu. deceased and " no s alleged 10
have died ntestae shall apply To the Surrogate Of
the Comfy of New York lar letters of administration up
ON the Estate Of the SAID intesate the h day OF Au
gust nsxt al 10 o'clock ~ the forenoon Dated NewYors,
July 3. 1851. JAMES : THAlER Public Admlnlsu
"A TuNThlw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
LEGAL. NOTICES.

A SSIGNMENT NOTICE. - WILL
hLIAM J. DE MOTT having made an assignment.
bearing this day for the benefit of ms creditors to the
undersigned all persons lndested him will pay their
debts 10 the undersigned the store lately occupied by
him. No rs Houston street. IN the city Of New-fofk and
All persons havlng claims against HIM requested TO
present the same proper vouchers at the place
-New-York july 49, 1851.
0au.Qu.TSTh InHN HARPER -''''-"'N''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
COURT-Tn the matter Of

GUFKEME CUU WIN The mitttr OI
Nthe application If the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty of the CITY of New York. relative 70 the OPENING
and EXTENSION If WASHINGTON -SrREE l from IT'S
present termination GansevOOrt street 10 I"elth street
IN the Ninth Ward of SAID city Public natce Is hereby
given hy The Mayor. Aldermen and Comm9nalty OF the
CITY of NewYork pursuant 10 the statutes IN such case
made and provided that the sMd The Mayor Aldermen aud
Commonaty Of tn. Ctty Of NewYork intend 10 make ap
LEGATION to the Supreme Court of the State of Newfok
at special OF the said Court TO be held at the CITY
Hall IN the CITY Of New York saturday, the 10th day OF
August next the opening Of the Court on that day. Or rs
soon thereafter counsel can be heard Tor the appoint
ment of Of Estimate and Assess nen IN the
above entitled matter that the nature and extent OF
the intended Improvement the extension and opening OF
Washr gton the Ninth Ward Of the City OF New
York from IFS present at GansevOD street tO
Twelfth street ty continuing the the direc
ton and Vi he same width Washington street Is at pre-
sent betwesn Troy and liansevoort streets Dated New
York, July p, 1851 HENRY DAVIES,
iy23 tAugl6 Counsel 10 the Corporation
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rosate ef the County Of New-York notice IS hereby
given to all persons having claims against PATRlCk
BOWLING. late Of the City of New-iork Grocer, de
ceased 10 present the with the vouchers thereof to
tine subscriber the office of Slss Snnh, No 81 Rose
street IN the CITY of New-York before the eighteenth
lav Of October next Dated NewYorS the fourteenth day
Of Apul. 1851 ANN DOWLlNG Adinlnsuahh
AIS iawGmTus
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
\ Y SUPREME COURT-Weslev
SUPREME COURT

! George Plat and Nathan L Plaft. Plaintiffs.
agains; William S,arine James Churchill. Abraham g
Rosecraniz and Nancy HIS wlfe Robert Ward. Elyah
Peck Isaac Small and William \ Dawes, Defendants
Summons To WILLIAM STARING Sir. You are
hereby summoned and required 20 the complaint =,
this acton. which has heen ted m the Office OF the
CLERK Of Hersmer County the village OF herSmer. n
Y and to serve copy Of your answer on US a. No is
Wall street. IN the Cy OF New York. within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
vice and Il you fail the complaint aforesaid
the plaintiffs Will app, the Court for the relief demand
ed IN the complant-Da,ed March %, 1851
BARNARD PARSONS.
iyt iaWlowru plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
EOR HREW WSBURY.
LONG

- BRSANChs S,n OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
ION MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK (NIiddetovn >
htGhlAND DOCK. and RED BANK The and
ss4.hSI Steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A h. Hsgger-
RIVER, as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
LEAVE NETWORK LEAVE SHREWSBURY

tS Stages will DC readntsS 10 convey passengers 10
~ All persons are forbid trusting the above boat
coun; Of the ON ners. uls tAuis
STATEN ISLAND FERRY Fare st
~ cents-Leave Staten IslandAi !, g. 9 10, II, A VI
and al /, T. SA3s Pm. Leave New-Iork-AtS 9.
MI, A H., and sil 3,A atI Ph. n!ssS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NOR KEY PORT and FORT HAMIL-

EOR KEY PORT and FORT HAMlL-
i TON-The steamer JOHN HART leaves Chambers
st pier daily tSundays excep,edl at p vi Returning,
leaves Key Port at7 A NJ landing Al pier No 2, N h ,
each way steamer SUFFOLK leaves Barclay-st: per
atlOA NJ Returning, leaves Key Port at ip M mylo Sm
TO CINCINNATI, via SANDuSk4.
First Glass Passage Tickets TO Cincinnati at u oo
and Freight Contracts at tariff rates. Buffalo or ID n
luk can be had o the Agent of the Mad River and Lake
Ere Railroad Company [jy2a lm'l L. JOY III Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
SUPREME COURT. = Peter A. II

SUPREME COURI. - refer a. III
SRenaulds and Emanuel y Francois against Frederck
W Barkman To the DEFENDANT You are hsfeDy
summoned md required to answer ths compliant N tss ac
n lwhch this day filed IN the Once ~ the Cierk Oh
The Ctv and County VI York; al the City Hal OF ths
aid cty and 10 serve copy Of your answer 70 1he Std
coulnalnt on the subscriber, al hls Ohc., NJ )l VII
lam i In the SAID city within t~enty days amer me efce
Of tbs summons YOU exclusive Of the day q sacn .si
wee AMI # you fail 70 answer the sad compliant ~fhih
m. time Aforesaid plaintiffs IN this acton VII taAs
judgment against YOU for the sum OF seven thoasanu an
SIYtyhree collars and seventy eight cents WITH te's.
rom he thur first day If December thousand est
hundred and nfty beside the costs oi TINS acon-Daso'
June %, 1851 PhoUDfiii rla'l'ns H''''
vi lawtwIus
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
SAMUEL II DE MOTr)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors
IVA le ISAAC NN SMITH
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnhlic no-

'OhPORAlION NOIIC E.-Publlc no.
~ tee - hefeby gwen the owner or owners, oc-
cupsnt or occupants Of al Houses and Lots OF -
improved Lands. affected thereby that the following AS
sesSneEts have been completed by the Assessors, and
lodged N the Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments
for examination ny all persons interested, VIZ For
BUILDING SEWER IN DUANE. CHAPEL. rHOM-
AS. hi DSON and JAY STREETS, from Broadway 20
the Hudson hycr The limits embraced such Assessment
include all the several Houses and Lots OF Ground
cant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated both
sides OF Duane street between Broadway and Chapel
streets on the easery side Of Chapel street between
Reade and Thomas streets. and the westerly sle be-
tween Duane and Anthony streets both sides Of Thom
asreet betwsen Chapel and Hudson streets on the east
erl7 sce of Hudson between Duane and Anihsny
streets and the westerly SIDE between Duane and Har
rSCn streets both sides of Jay between H1son
vehsfreet Washmg street and easterly side Of West
street between Duane and HARRISON streets on both des
Srone the northery SIDE OF Duane street
bs- the northsrly side
Of hsade-siee between Broadway and chapel street On
both sldss OF Church between keae and Thomas
streets and the westerly side of Broadway between
Reade and Anthony streets AL persons whose interests
affected By the ab-ye named Assessments. and who
opposed the either of them. requested
present their Elections Writing 20 the undersigned at
th6r Office No iHa Of Records within thirty DAYS from
the date of this notice Office Blreau Vi Assessments,
SAMUEL n DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
wa l0t ISAAC WM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
vVHE PEOPLE Of the Stat. q, N.w.

Il York By the grace of God free and ,siepenasat To
al persons Interested the tSae II NJ REED la. ~
the C,iy Of New York dec. ased erciors nex, AZ h..
OF other. Send greeting Won and each Of you are
hereby cited and required personally ~ he and appeu ~
fore oar Surrogate Of the Coany of New York al hs once
IN the Cty Of New York the eleventh dAy II August
ns1t AZ eleven O'Clock the forenoa of that day thea ans
tberr 10 attend the hn2l settlement Of the tc1n, o pro
c,enss Of George Lake aud Eliza Reed as Aisinlstra-
torS o the goods cbs,tes AMI credits of SAID deceased
In tesilmon, whereof have caused the seal o ce II
sad Surrogate 20 be hereuntO afNed. Witness.
Al randsr " Bradford ESsuire. Surrogate cf cur
n s. saa County AZ the City Of New York, the Sh dsy
of july IN the year Of our Loni cae thousand eight
hundred and hhy y-one ,,,> .
Tvs iawtwIus A W BkApfOhD SuH"sNr.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NEW- YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

Y sTrAMsHIP LINE--The new and elegant double
a.,ns .ssm,hlts UNION, 800 tuns burden, Capt 4 b.
Ssdd WINFIELD SCOTT, 2lO0 tuns burden. Capt kls-
Nv CouJlard compose this lme, and viii leave NEW
.s.sh AZ o'clock in the afternoon, except when those
sste. fan On Sunday when the ships l leave On Monday
N. WINFIELD SCOTT Will leave New-York On the
Ar, Of every month"; and the UNION on the 18th o every
ssnih, for New Orleans: >,. 81
"A Al M or srpeBse spared 10 secure strength speed ana
amfo They every respect hfs class sea steaers
T., freight ar massage apply follows For steamship
r.sn 10 spOFfORD, TILESTON co, tsSouth-st
Tsr steamer Winfield Scott, TO -
In order IT, the wishes of shippers the roe,ors of
e line have decided 10 reduce the rate OF height On
.sssnreuspt goods to 80 cents per cubic foot my5Wf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning-

DEGULAR MAIL LINE via StOning-
Il y ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT. cTar1ng the great
Eastern United States Mail without change of or de
tentIOn. The steamer {. VANDERBILT, Capt joel
Stone aud Commodore. Capt W II Frazee, IN connection
with the StonngtOn and Providence and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads leaving New-York daily Sundays
cepted) from Pier No IN first wharf above Battery
place o'clock NJ and StonngOn at 81 o'clock = nj
arrival Of the mail tram which leaves Boston al y
PM.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength safety
speed comfort and elegance The officers are experienced
and attentive.
The natural advantages Of this route superior to any
other beng shorter and direct the trp more pleas
Shly and eXpedltlOusly performed while passengers
always rely upon reaching their destination in advance nj
those by either of the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New York-Monday, ,Wednes-
day and Enday.
From Stoning gton-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The c. VANDERBILT, from New-Y York-Tuesday.
From ktonmgton-Monday Wednesday and Fndsy.
NB-Passengers ARRIVAL at Stonmgt0n proceed mme-
diatey per Mail Train Providence and Boston or II pro
fered board the steamer and tSunday eNceted
take the Accommodation Tram from Stonngton al An
which connects at Providence with the II Train for
Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tran
through each way
Newport passengers remain On board the boat ~
Stonington until 81 NJ then take the Accommodation
and at Providence In time 10 take the steamer
PERRY which leaves Providence for Newport at M
arriving at Newport by II AN. NewBedford and Taun-
passengers proceed immediately On the ARRIVAL O he
bIaI Train a. nj Mansfeld. =,
Fog passage berths state rooms freight application
tery-place ieau