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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

II NNVJ VN hN[I CDttI TIT +ffF
~ MENT-To CONTRACTORS sealed ff"pss.s
,od,xsed PROPOSAL for building SEWER IA Ihiry-nsih
street will be- received at the Office d n, Cr,.,
dncf D.uaTtosot (Rotunda Park uuill MONDAf, ne
1sh a. af Ansnst Iaji Il O'clock p NJ. ~ bnid
SFWER with the necessary Receiving BssInsand Culyefe
~ street from 100 feet west OF Fnh tstnes
., near Madison avenue beng length about cot
Ths pan OF the Sewer and specifications fr TIE bndns
~ he came and all other information relating thfe'o
On ne aIta,ned on APPLICATION the Contfact Cisr al
this office New YORK Aug ~ 1871 .sn.y
A.. ls.,s,x. Aausfurf Del men
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
l\-Trains leave NEW YORK as ollnxs from pier foot

H
l\-Trains leave NEW YORK follows from pier foot
of DnaAe-st daily, Sundays eIcepted)
I-MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at A. NJ. for Dun
kirk stopping only al Suerns Chester Mddletown Della
Owego Waverlv, Elmira Coming, Hornels nile, Clean,
Friendship Little Valley and Genesee. This tram
meets at Dunklrk with hne ofspend Steamers, one Of
which leaves Immediately ARRIVAL OF The or Cieve
Cincinnati Passengers Geneva Rochester and Buffalo
take this train, and Geneva the evening,
and At Rochester and Buffalo the sane night
q MAIL TRAIN, at s NJ, VIA ferno1t, st,ppins NJ
all the Stations. and arriving at Emira at 81 PM Thus
train al Emra all night and proceeds neat morn
ing al o'clock, a, Dunkrk in the afternoon
g. WAY TRAIN. al 81 D., via Plerment, Ousvhe, and
all intermediate Stations. - -
WAY TRAIN, at p NJ. Jersey City, for Otsyills
and all intermediate stations p,s .n
kirk stopping at the same Stat,hs the day EIDress
Tram and at Hancock, Great Bend Beiydere and Great
Valley
srs NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE
one Of which Will leave for DETROIT direct, on The
arrival of the and connect at Detroit win me NJ
press Trains on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL KALI
ROAD, for Chicago. Milwaukee, &c.
Passengers for Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo, taxing
this Tram at Geneva aert msrnDg aud hoches-
ter and Buffalo In advance of any other line
TRAINS TO SEw-YoRK
l. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunkrk at
ga NJ stopping the Stations going west and ar
irving IN Newi1rs the same evening" A., .,o,,;,.
at an the Stations, arriving in New-YWk at 10 20
8 MAIL TRAIN, leaves DnpkIk al ~ a stopping
at all the Stations and arrives in Elmna at o. r. M
T. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva at A M sAd khl-
IA at NJ stopping at all the Stations. and ARRIVES IN
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunkrk at
81 p NJ stopping at the same places As gs west ana Al
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier fsot OF Duane ~ /,
atop NJ for all Stations the Road. and for Rochester
and BufalJ CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent 10 9tf
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YV,HE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM
Il SHIP co. and LIVERPOOL b PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP CO, intend running their new seA@ship"a'
STy 81 81 sIESshYkS ss;SS
CITY city OF OF hob. h''
PROM PHILADELPHIA
CRY eirY OF OF S SiT1sB1SG About sspssnSsi a,
CITY OF MANCHESTER isiT H,, snSsy. ,oyas
CITY o' fiiii hnTHs OF PASSAGE o''0O'' -
ssos 'HLADkIrT pa, rhoa LivEseC Sa,nea.
Sss,nl 60 D Dollars Gsiaeaa
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee sss
act Wines Liquors, which can lie had ON board Inc
CABIN table and attendance VIII be found
Tnst-cis,s steamships ply between Liverpool and 9l..
cow HavTe. Rotterdam, Leghorn Msrseilles and other
asS ns S sy A sS Ss
Goods intended for NewYerk and other places VIII 10
with economy and dispatch Those who wish to bring their
friends from Liverpool can engage passage Tor them BY any
each ship Fre,gh, goods COS per sun and prinass
r Fer iT.ge H, cr gas pSsn sGp.y TO N.yo.
THOMAS RioHAHDSoN and q wsSa,, PnsSschs
RICHARDSON ERoIHERs ! CO Liverpool. ...
PATRICK HENDERSON co. Glasgow. jya
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
O-U. S Mail Line To SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
From New-York.
WARRINGTON Cart w G Floyd Saturday, August g.
WASHINGTON, Capt W. G. Floyd, Saturday, Oct
WASHINGTON. Capt. W. G. Floyd, Saturday Nov. -.
HERMANN. Capt. +. CrabtIee Saturday, july ~
HERMANN, Capt. L. CTabtree. SATURDAY, Sept g.
HERMANN, Capt. +. Crabtree, Saturday, Nov. |.
HERMANN. Capt L Crab;ree, Saturday, Dee. q.
From Bremen. From Southampton.
WASHINGTON Friday, July H. Wednesday. July Is.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept. 5. Wednesday. Sept. 10
WASHINGTON Fnday. Oct 81 Wednes day. Nov. S.
HERM<NN, frday, June IS. wednesday, June Is
HERMANN, Friday. August g. Wednesia lay Aug. -
HERMANN, Friday Oct 3. Wednesday. Oct. s.
AERMANN Friday Nov % Wedne sday, Dec. 3.
Pnce Of passage from NewYOrk 10 Southampton Bre
men, first cabin SI20 second do. 500.
An experienced Surgeon at acksd 10 each steamer.
ToT freight OF passage apply to
MOLLER, SAND l. RlERA so Broadway, N.
&. A. HEINCKEN 4 co, Bremen.
MARIINEAU, CROSKEY L CO, Southampton.
VIII. ISELIN Havre. Visit
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: foy. and the value thereof therein expressed.
'io'' ' ppOpOSED hates or SAILING

Ter relght or passage abbE 10 FL III ~ 20
sypooj: g G. ROBERTS h co, 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London. 8 Boulevard Mentmsrtre, Paris. ,
After the Of April next the rate OF freight BY the
Above from Liverpool will be materially reduced
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL direct, and between
BOSTON and LiVERPOOL-The Boston ships emily call
ine at Haa1 to land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA Capt. AFRICA, A. Ryrle.
PERSIA, Capt. =: EUROPA, Il, y Lon
AMERICA, N. Shannon. CANADA, w. Harrison
CAMBRIA, J. Letch
These vessels carry clear white Light at mast head,
green on staybosrd bow, red on port bow.
DAYS OF SAILING.
ASIA Jutkns from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, July 80
AMERICA Harrison from BOSTON, wednesday, Aug ..
NIAGARA Shannon, from NEW-YORK, Wed Aug H.
EUROPA, Stone, from BOSTON, "Wednesday Aug ~
AFRICA Ryrie. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday Aug a.
CANADA, Lott, from BOSTON Wednesday, Sept ..
ASIA Judi ms from NETWORK Wednesday, Sept ~
Berths no, until paid for Freight will be charged
OH specie amount for personal expenses An
perenced Surgeon board. $500 49,.
Srst Cabin $40 Second Cabin. -Xs
All letters and newspapers must pass through the FosA
Office For freight or passage, apply to
E. CUNARD, Jr, 80 Broadway
French German and other Foreign Goods, received ana
brought In common with British Goods Through blS o.
laing are gwen IN Havre for New-York. ,
o. Persons intending TO take passage TO Eng In ths
Royal Mar Steamships requested to call at the ONCE
30 Broadway before believing the reports that the shps
fall. myisN
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EXPRESSES.

~
DARCELS per steamer HUMBOLDT
il viii be received until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, a2d
,n,. Jpn by LIVINGSTON. WELLS CO,
MIG t21d No. Walls..
DEDUCED RATES.-Transport
Ito California the Ishmus Of Panama. by Zschrls.
son Nelson & Co. For partic ulars applyt
''" E ZACHRiSSON h co.
an2 lmTuTh&Ss Agents, 81 Wa-st.
VSTHMUS HOTELS.-Chagres Cru.
Il ces Gorgoua
IRVING HOUSE a: Chagres-w. W. Williams Hugh
Miller.
PANAmA RAILROAD HOTEL at Gcrgona-A. =.
AMERICAN HOTEL at Cruces-H Miller iesu
NETWORK and JERSEY CITY EX.
PRESS.-The subscribers having established an Ell
press between New-York and Jersey Cities, take thus
method Of informing their friends and the public thai they
ready carry packages, parcels and vauaoes OF
every description the most reasonable terms with pune
uaty Dispatch Also pack received for Brooklyn
Williamsburg and Hoboken. Office, Ann ST, New YORK;
Montgomery, Jersey City taus 2w'l WEBSTER GO
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NOR ACKNOWLEDGING of Days.
Il Passage 81 50; Emigrant Deck Passage $l.-The
geamer HERO, Captain H. King. will leave from East
River steamboat place, Peck ship. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at
s'cock For further information inquire OF the Captain on
board or of eAYTON WEBB, ll2 South-st. y7H
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OrrIcE RECEIVER TAXES, New City Hal. Pm
NAXES of Is5l.-Rate 81 0s- I0O.-


HNAXES Of Is5l.-Rate 81 0s-I0O.-
j Notice - hereby xyen. that the Tar booS OF me
sent year will be open Of payment on TUEspi inc
29th DAY Of July and that viii then he prepared 70 re-
ceIve the Taxes charged thereon . 49,. a.. -.
Al persons paying their Taxes previous 70 rle i"".
November nelt s receive deduction ~ interest,"
p.r cent per annum calculated from the time VI pa mss
10 the lst Of December next -
ON. per cent Will added IN al rasos usIa.i On me
ut OF December and per cent tbs i;th ~ Decsm
Hours Er receiving raIes nom N. 10 ~ NJ
Bsnkab.s money only received . -. .~
HARVEY HART, Receiver Il IAns
NB-Persons sending full descnptions Of 'he1 Ifopsry
10 thus Office vI their bs sent 70 them, ~
be had By applying at this ohoe. UDu
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THE NEW LA ID LIVE
II STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of w-Hasen,
CHE iesure horses cattle, &c against less from death,
dshsf from natural Cause accident, disease OF ANY ds
enynon whatever New-York Agency. - Merchants
E.ssanrs, corner Of " all and Hanover sts ssment
0M L. u MART. Agent
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THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
i COMPANY,
oy THE CRIT OF sIw-yonx,
OfEee Conner Of Greenwich and Il,cn str.
Ocean Bank Building.
CASH CAPITAL, 500, 800
lnsuysIcs againsi Loss OF Damsge BY Fire
DIRECTIONS.
Asssa U1A, D n Van Aoken, Nm a piets'
Ctevel Adams " B Oetrandsr, WIN hastace,
IL, Inwsr d Martin Hobt n Hee,
6siAsn,tl weed E1y Hoppock Joseph N. Brews,
S.yi1 Maze O. Bumham Robert y. Getty,
Vsisst,ns Eirhs Ward A. Work, Il. Beadlestop,
- 4 VmIs<k as Rownan Harrison Jones,
AARON CLARK, PresIaens.
0>oAsa " aivAeI Secretary 2lf 6s1
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Once Of the
ER0CERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
" No. 81 wall-st cemer Of PsaIl-st
CAPITAL 100000.
Al N election held this day the following eent!emes
we're sAostl Directors Of this Company for the ensuing
knpscx Moore Moses Iaylsr George Elder,
6s.i sAsrnsr. Marshall Pepoon. Erancis Skiddy,
PET, Msytn AleIas'r VI Grant Chas BuTkhaltey,
Nafus Ss.r, AsaS Porter James B Wsoc,
HeAy Ede, Isaac c Taylor, William X EosteI
AZ q subsequent meeting Of tie Board, SAMPSON
MOORE, ESQ was unanimously reelected President OF
1s Company, J. MILTON SMITH Secretary
Ntw-YoIk, Ysb. D. 1851
N BIkh Company continues 10 insure BUILDINGS Ass.
chsndss. Household Furniture, Vessels IN Port, &c
ne nss favorable terms Al losses promptly ABUSES ans
pAi eff
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In PURSUANCE of all order OF the
Surrogate OF the County of NewYOrk. notice hereby
gwen 20 all persons having claims AGAINST SAMUEL y
WANDELL late NJ the CITY OF NeWYork, Contractor, Dc
ceased 20 the with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers az the ofcc OF A Millari. Esq No Mas
the city of New York. before the fssuta
day of October ncyt Dated Newfors. the f~sos afst
day 81 March, 1854
LEWIS EMBREE. .s.,,...,,.,,,
si2 iav6mSsl WM cornell < ~
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby
gwen all pcrs-ns having claims JAMES A.
DONALDSON, late OF the CRy OF New-York deceased.
pr the with vouchers thereof h. the suhscn
her AZ his Office No 9 Warren street IN the Guy 81 New
York, before the tenth d IT November NEXT Dated
NcW-NoIk, the seventh Gay of NAV, 1851.
nil law 6mSs JOHN WALTON. Executor.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

- Of Records-Pubc notice Is hereby gwen, Nst the
following Petitions have been presented IN the Bafl 81
Aldermen. To DIG 4 WELL and ERECT Pumps
h-st between list aud I'd avs 10 FENCE VACANT
LOTS ON the north side Il 18th ST. betwes hpfth vest
corner u I'd ay and No. 1879 All persons interested hay
ing objections thereto requested 60 present tnsm
WI ting TO the underagned at his Office te.rs the
nth day Of August INST -Angu.i 10 1871 -,
ani6 tM JOHN DoDtE s"ee' '""'
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!, HEREBY GIVEN, &C.

| - ,siayy 10 all persons having claims against
1oftS TASTE late Of the City If BfcoAya kass Coun-
- deceased that they required 70 ehD' ths s~fs,
~ a. 80, berS th.re, II the subscribers, At the knss
Crnv Cl,rks Office the Cts Il BfooSyn on 90 u~iofs
n, frst tay # November neAt-Datsd Ayfn 10 le.L
'N' "' ELIZABETH TASSIE. Adnsin.stratrlr
a ,a...,.c. r'p ly(IS n STRIKER. Administrator
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r FISCHER. 1ate NUNS & FIs-

nTANO.FORTES.-Persons about pur.
. p,.,os viii find il TO thesr advantage TO car 81
ess 10. st wet d %
WI sn,,r On hand which will bs sold low FOR cesa
n.ss ,sssy Dealers supplied ON liberal terms
Nylevso vsv' q GLENN co le< Fufon-sl
RIINO. FORTES.-V. F. HARRl.
.ns >, r.psl-st (warerosm I'd story ofsers FOR sale
A,s.sJ sssortmen. Of Rosewood PIANOS Of Ss ans
49, With the latest improvements DI' ~
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.

i -og ate nf the County " New-yotk notice hereby
gwen to all persons having claims against ALEXANDER
HARPER, late of the District OF Courhia deceased to
present the with vouchers thereof the Subscriber
hls residence Butts Hotel Murray street. IN the City OF
New York. before the hh day OF January asst DA-
ted New York the 9Th day Of June. 1881.
less laN. emS. CALER s BUTTS. Esscu.or.
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The splendid
u steamship SOCTHERNER j. Dicklnsss. Command
er, having teen thoroughly overhauled and painted viii
again take her place the line and leave Saturday
August 10. AZ O'Clock NJ. preciselv. Fox freight APP
ply 81 ooae where all halls Of kdng Will be signed for
passage SPOYHORD TIL. ESTON = Co
AUS No as South-s,
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In PURSUA of an order of the Sur
rxa,e ofthe County oiNewYcrs notice hereby gwen
10 all persons having claims against JEREMIAH KEEL
Err late OF the CITY OF NcwNOrk deceased 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. her rest
dsncc No 80 Lispenard street. the City OF Nesletk,
before the twenty hth dsy II November neiDste<
Now-York. the twenty -hfth dan Of May, 1851.
my24 iaw6mS ELIZA KELLER. ADMINISTRATIVE
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; HEREBY GIVEN, a

u +, IL tsANf
cordiag TO law To all persons having claims .rAnst
John SOUTHWICk, late Of the CITY 81 BIookiSn, de-
ceased that they required 10 exhibit the same With ne
vouchers thereof 10 William l.. Sonthwick. n ~ broad
street m the CITY of New York hefnre the iSh day
If November ns rt.-Dated May 1881 ..
ma lawsmSs ELEANOR sOUTHwICK
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DSON RIVER RAILROAD

u NETWORK TO ALBANY and TROY. and inter-
mediate places, by Railroad and Steamboat
Three Ddils Lanes each pss.-IkTon9h IN Sir a0Hrs
On MONDAY, Aug A. the road VII be opened Tor travel
between Tvol and Albany. when the Trans wil run a.
follows, (Sufdays e1cepted.)
LEAVE NEW YORK, GOING NORTH
From the office near Chambers street.
At Am. for POUGHKEEPSlE. stopping at all the
Ats NJ for ALBANY and TROY, stopping at Man
kaitanvhe Yonk Dobbs Ferry. Tarrytown. Sing Sing
Peekskill. Garrsons, Cold Spring. Fishkl New Ham
buIgh, Poughkeepse, thence by ST. amer ARMENIA 10
Tvo touching al intermediate places the nver and by
Railroad 10 Albany and hoy.
At9A NJ for TARRYTO wN and all intermediate places
At II. AN for ALBANY and TROY stopping the same
AiaPM ior POUGHKEEPSIE. freight and passen-
gers J roppng at all way stations.
AttP M fog ALBANY. stopping at Iarytown sing
Sing Boscobel Peeksk Garrisons Cold Spring Flshxl,
New Hamhufgh and Posehkeee and thence BY steamer
TO Tivoli, and by Railroad TO Albany and Troy.
At4i Nj. for TAkRYTOWN oaly, stopping at all way
Atop NJ for PEEKSKILL, stopping at all way
tons.
Ate} A NJ. for NETWORK, stopping at Milton Ferry,
New Hamburger Low Point, Fshkill, Cold SpruE Gar
rsons Peekskl. Boscobe Crot0n, SngSing, Tarrytown
Deaman, Dobbs Fern Hastings Yonkers, One HuA3res
Al A. NJ. FOR Freight and Passengers to NEW-fOAk,
stepping all way stations signal.
steamboat nom Tyoi) stopping at ewHambursh. FISH
Kill Cold Spring GMrsOn's PeekskIn Boscobe Sng-Sing
rarrytowR. Dobbs's Fer. and Yonkers.
M2P nj for NEW-foRk, Tor GA ARRIVAL OF the steam
boa) stopping preceding Tram, and also at Man
Alto, p. NJ for NETWORK Tor on arrival Of the boatJ
stepping a: the PRINCIPAL way stations.
LEAVE PEEKsKiLL FOR SEw-yoRK,
Al 81 A. NJ. stopping at al way stations signal.
LEAVE TARRYrowS FOR SEw-YoRK.
Az 2P NJ. stopping ~ all way stations.
Al d PM stopping AT all way stations.
Passengers win procure tickets before gtLe cars
OLIVER Il LEE superintendent,
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n m
,1.N pJANO-FORTES.-Ane new

,oIIAN PIANO-FORTES.-AA new nsy
.',ssdid wrerecm kr The sale % y I'll y.
STHf CO s'n,nent has recently been opened ~
SsIsa TnEpRY. 80 Broadway, corner Of antsony-
SiTYRS b H. tOrrasr establishment, ~ Bread
- IN, ;ucr.sssd demand for the Eoian Pane.
w1k nessy. ~s,n,sls in then favor received from an
80 ard ne .sey are sure they have ony 70 become
On. pttss p. Piano srtes, from S3<3 20 WV
Suseei - ~ v,th and without the Hosian
80. Aan~ rrixxT TI BERRY. sas b az Brce1wsy
H. BARMORE; offer ss r At shsl! Man sa,
III sfsctyD - u an assorIsezt Of elegsnt rlANV
- 81 Charies.' <salhc fraRs and reverse onoge ana
NOTES. Vi .,n 'n ,mrDrcysmsuts. l el. 'n
.VI0DEONS From the mandatory
SEEpMAM n ssns s ssssn not ae %
il " ss, e. s.ap . sSaas ss s5 nS
sns. ,sans and tsan SO 70 $3.50 The best assOrs
fvZ3 inlSs 49,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sure

\ ftNStANt IL Oh AN oTueT W WI"
] Surrogate Of the County u NewYork. notice hereby
gwen t. all persons having claims AGAINST GEON5k w.
ERNING late the City Il NewNork, deceased " pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof the suoe hef AZ
ms Office No 40 Broadway m the Cits Of f,fs, ON
or before the Fllth day of November neu-Daisd New
York. the second day II May, 1851
ny3 iawCmS' ROBERT y. WiNSLOW. ADMIN Hratos-
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n ~ u nSt tAAN' "a VI "h"t"ei W VIZ ~.
u rogate Of the County Of New YORK. notice hefsnt
gwen TO all persons having claims against BERNARD
kERIEY late ofthe City OF Nev-fork Grover deceased
present the with vouchers iherof 70
street IA the City II New York or before the twenty
ninth day of January nsu-Datcd New-foh' het~ehv-
ifth day Of July 1881 ,,,.,.,ox
iy2s iavsmSats DANIEL HAYDEN, '
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Surrogate ofthc County OF NewYork notice y hereby
given Ia all persons having claims against WALTON
COOK late IT Caborn Monroe County and state II Ala
issna deceased 10 present the With thereoi
Ia the subscriber, at the Office u Gilbert Sherwood No.
Five Wall street the City Of New York, h.fore the
twenty 6th day II September estDs,ei New YORK, tina
twentieth day uf March 1851.
MP laM6mS. JACOR NJ COOK Admin stsa,or.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

rogate of the County Of New York, notice h.ntygye
70 all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST JOSEPH PIckEk
ING late VI The City OF New York. deceased 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof 90 Of the sibscrfrs,
at his residence No IS East Twenty seventh street IN the
CITY Of before the twentieth day 81 Octoher
merit Dated New Ysrk, the 18th dsy II April, 1891
RICHARD runSxR Administr sior.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-25
THE POSTAGE Bull.

We are highly gratifed in being able to
congratulate our readers upon the passage
of the new postage bill in the House of
REPRESENTATIVES. We trust that it will
soon pass the Senate and become the law OF
the land. BY this bill, which will be found
in another column, it will be seen that
newspapers are TO circulate free within the
County, or within 80 miles of the place Of
publication. This measure should greatly
increase the circulation of the country pa
pers. Letters weighing half ounce will
be carried any distance for three cents and
three cents additional for every half ounce.
Another important feature is the coinage Of
three cent pieces, three fourths silver and
one Of copper. This is coin that has long
been wanted. We should, however, have
preferred two cent pieces, composed OF sill
yer and copper.
We believe two cents prepaid in all ca
ses would pay better than the above rates.
and would certainly be attended with much
less trouble to the Post Masters. The com
pensation of the Post Masters we are pleas
ed to see are not TO be reduced.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-25
MIR. DoBBIN's TARIFF RESOLUTIONS.

The Harrisburg Keystone in its last two
numbers contains several long winded arti-
cles against the Tariff Resolutions OF Mr..
Dobbins now before th- Legislature. There
is no use in the Free traders to attempt the
conversion of the people Of Pennsylvania
TO their doctrines by the learned sophisms
OF political economists. If even the Legis-
lature should refuse TO pass the resolutions
it will be in opposition 10 the oft repeated
and expressed wishes Of the great majority
of our people. The Keystone, no doubt
will stand by its theories, however falacious
they may prove when put into Practice
The Keystone thinks if our people cannot
make iron as cheap as it is made in Europe,
We should not make any until population
and starvation has brought down labor to
the European standard. Another of the
fallaces of the Keystone is, that the duty
upon an article imported creates cores
ponding duty upon the same amount of the
domestic article consumed. This was also
one of Mr.. Walkers theories. For instance
under the previous tariff coal was subject tC
a duty Of Sl,75 per ton. If we recollec
right Gov. Porter informed us that he wa
then paying S2,40 for the coal used at hi
Furnace. Now according to this theory
the Governors coal should not have COS
him more than 90 cents per ton. So ais
with nails, which with duty of cents pc
pound, were selling at 3! cents. The lde
of designating a tariff as whig doctrine
sheer nonsense and we are surprised to Sc
such arguments used in a respectable jour
nal. What Washington, Jefferson an
Jackson, approved OF, can hardly be cor
sidered anti-democratc measures. The
arguments were that free people shoul
not be dependent upon foreigners for OF
manufactures, especially for articles
prime necessity.