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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
S.rr Ann M,cyIsAw WINTER MAILS

S.rr AND MAcEIsAw WINTER MAILS
I'm recent sojourn at the Saut Ste Marie, we were
surprised At frequent requests that after the close OF
navigation We should mail letters and papers VIA
Toronto TO Saul Ste. Mare, Canada. On inquiry,
we found that during the Winter Of 1901, onytwo
L = Mails were brought by the regular carrisfs 70
the Saul and MackInaw, and that during the coming
Wirter The inhabitants intended 10 avail themselves
of the Canada mail which arrived with pfompthess
and regularity, twice IN each month. According 70
the S. Mail contract, the mall should arrive al the
saut from Saginaw during the Winter, 81 the hfst
dav OF each month, but last Winter the mall which
left Saginaw on the 10Th December. arrived on the
4th January that which left the 2sth January on
the 18Th February and saut parry ofough' over
another mail on the 9th day Of April
There can be but little doubt that there was want
Of due diligence Oh the part Of the contractor ar, on
the 10th Of March. Two gentlemen from the saht met
the carriers hfty-sIx miles from Saginaw, win mai
which they had been sixteen days IN conveying mus
far a distance which the gentlemen made IN a Gay
and three-quarters.
In another instance party discovered mail m me
woods where the carriers had thrown II, ana gone on
to Macklnac for "spree'
There is no gOod.Teason why the residents AZ lhe
saut and Macklnac VINO, 10 their isolated posiliohs,
are shut out from all communication "lth o.nei
uayts Of the country during SIX monIhs Oh tue year
should be deprived OF certain mail facities' a' 'e'
once month g.. d f,.cueot
There IS a military post at the saut, ana ireqnen'
orders are transmitted from the war DePdi'i'no .,
is Commanding officer and unless the man afiisss
,rguIsrlv there can be no certainty tbdt ne VIII re-
cove The order however important II may De
We trust the Department VIII attehn W 'hiS mat
ter and see that Americans are NOT iofcen " a'ai
,ta,nseIves OF Canadian mails II they would near
from their friends, or kno" wna i IIalopsinns "a VIE
t""A'''iN - lClsyean1 Herald
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n The numbers must be new painted on each side ~
The carts according law and the carts hrols nt Ia the
East se of Broawav opposite the Cit, Hall where they
w, he inspected and the old License checked, which
must then be- pre- sented 10 the First Marshal for renew
Cartmen are particularly requested ~ apply On the d1
designated above for their respective nnnberS
It's not law ful Licenses after the last da OF
October. >,
The attention of all persons using Express Wagons,
Baggage Wagons and other vehicles for the transportation
of articles from place 20 place WITHIN the CITY, Is directed
10 the following extracts from the Ordinance
SEC Every Cart, Truck, WagN, nray, or othef We
hice drawn by one more horses or other ANIMALS
which shall be kept used, driven, ~ empl'<ed for the
TRANSPORTATION o thing hatsoeNer NOM
place 10 pacs within the city II New York os hre wares
or paw or such transportation, shall be deemed puO-
lie cart wshn the meaning of this ordnance and every
any such public Cart without first obtaining License
therefor from Mavor of sad C rs hereinafter proS
bed shall be deemed guilty ola violation " this sdnance
fS and subj ct 70 fine not exceeding ten dol ars W I'M
prlsonment not exceeding Ten Days for every otenSe
SIC q II shall not he lawful for any per-
son to receive 70 hold License 10 Keep Pubic arts
or "a he Public Cartmp, unless he be cuken ol the
United States and has family aud resides with HIS tam
iy IN said city If not having family. shal nave resided
himself therein during the SIX months pieceang anu ~
the actual of the cart carts Win good horses
therefor hcec to be kept Public Carts and the
Mayor NAV under oath all persons applying OF
holding apy such license the renewal thereof touching
their qua aforesaid and all licenses other than
10 persons so qualified shall be void b. order % HIS
Honor, The Mayor ASHER TAYLOR.
MAYORS OFFICE, Sept. !, 1851. 81 too
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feaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
Sthe application of The Mayor, Aldermen and Common.
atty Of the CITY Of New York. relative 10 we OPENING oi
OND-STREET from 5th-av 70 slh ay
N the CITY Of New-York-Publc Notice IS hereby
gwen by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commnal'y OF tae
CITY Of NevYork pursuant to statute IN snch case nae
and provided that the SAID the Mayor Aldermen ana COM
monaty of the City Of Newfors intend 20 maze appna-
ton m the Supreme Court Of the State II New-forS AZ
Special Term If the sad Court To- he held at The City h
OF Css of NewYoek saturday the 2oth DAY OF Se
ber the opening Of the Court On that d1y or as
soon thereafter Counsel be heard Tor the appon,
ment of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment N me
above entitled matter that the nature and extent OF M
Improvement hereby intended is the opening OF sd
ct from Jh- 20 the Shay., IN the Cuy 81
New-York as laid out upon the map " plan OF me
CIV of York under and by virtue ~ an act OF the
Legislature Of the People If the State OF New-foTs en-
titled An act relative to improvements touchng the lay,
ing ont of streets and roads the CITY IT New Work and
f1r other purposes" passed April 81 1907 -Da,ed New
York August q, 1851. HENhf q. Dh'iES'
an2s tSent2O Counsel 10 the Corporation
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

WOMEN FOR TEMPERANCE. We learn
from The Cincinnati Gazette that a large meeting Of
women was held IN that city on Monday last for the
purpose of taking measures against the late acton
Of the rumsellers and politicians, who were pledged
alike to each Other to further the Interests OF the IL
ouor dealers, and retard the progress of the Tenn
perance movement.
Mrs Pinkham offered lengthy declaration of In
dependence of the ladies' Of Cincinnati. commit
tee of ladies was appointed to draft resolutions. The
committee consisted Of Mrs. Curtlss, Mrs Hickman
and Mrs. Emmett During the retirement of this
committee several ladies took the stump and
opened battery against some Of the candidates OF
the party who have volunteered platform adverse
10 the objects of this meeting. Among the resolu-
TONS adopted were the following
Resoled As women deeply interested IN the
cause of suffering humanity, IN behalf OF the wives
and children, whose homes have been made desoldle
by this unholy traffic, we pledge ourselves to use all
our influence with fathers, husbands ana orothers,
against every one, who alike recfeant 10 every iee-
ing of sef-respect and pnnclDle Of repubucanSiIl,
have pledged themselves at the dictdtlon OF rum
sellers 10 procure the repeal OF the only law 10 pro-
tect Ms from the evils of this traffic.
Resolred. That we Will use our pest influence I'd
prevent the election OF any of the pledged candidates
at the October election or any election Thereafter
for any Office they may seek, unless they make pub
lie confession.
Mrs. Ernst formerly OF DOStonl anu oIhcls oP"Ao
IN defense OF the resolutions Mrs. f remarked that
she heartily approved of the resolutions and hoped
every lady would lend her influence to carry them
out to the very letter She further SAID that lanes
have no vote but a voice, and a. long as she lived
she would exercise that privilege, particularly IN
this instance, and for one she would use her De-"
endeayors to carry out the object OF the meeting
Mrs. Parsell stated she would go further she
would lend her entire influence to cut OF all Socia
billty with any and all gentlemen who do not vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Arrest OF Robbers.

PHILApELPHI,, Saturday, Aug 30 1857.
Three brothers, named Patrick, Peter, and Francis
McAnaney, were arrested Yesterday on their way up
from Wilmington. ON charge ot stealing a box con.
tanning 81 900 from the cars OF the Philadelphia ana
Wilmington Railroad some months since they
were examined this morning. when one of them con
fessed To the robbery About $500 we're found on
them Patrick after his arrest. said tina, he threw
$500 from the boat into the riyer. They go TO Dea
ware for trial
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Acc,nryr.-As the afternoon

FATAL AccIDENT.-As the afternoon
tram Of cars were coming from stonngtoh, on wee
-, afternoon when about two miles below the
Torkinton Depot. they run over man who was on
The rack. crushing him IN most shocking manner
The cars we're stopped soon a. possible, and the
tcdv was picked up and brought 10 Hopkintoa
Ire he was family breathing when the cars left
sli! 0ugn ne probably could not survive long tune
Re appeared 10 be seafarlng man, and from an e1-
aminaion II little bag Of books, thread. needles,
&c hat be had with him, J, Mas supposed ms nan'e
Va Derel SaciOu-, native Of this state. ana ayei
- YEAR. & appearance would render II probable
'i.tle vas haii-ar'cd Indian or mnlAito Iion'
.- r..l'e.I. i.r ni.rks t'sc1scfst ~ - hlenI
-. .-.A1. -. ~.
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Delegates 10 the Wing State Convention.
Franklin Col. William Andrus,
The Explosion at Ithaca.

ITHACA, Thursday, Aug. %, M.
The Steam boilers attached to the fur
mace and machine shop Of Messrs. Freemans has
lust blown up with tremendous force.
Three men are badly scalded-two supposed IA
tally.
The boiler was carried eight feet from ats position
against stone wall, which stopped us progress.
Had il been under or IN the building, the result
must have been much more disastrous, but fortu'
natelv II was underground and outside, thus SAVING
the lives Of nearly ffy men employed at the WORKS
VIZ T
Ps.-Two of the persons injured were CLERKS
who had gone into the hre-room from curiosity the
other was the Engineer.
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6rwel for the 5onth.

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA
L NNewYors and Philadelphia drec,-J nlied states
Mai LIne-Through 4 hours via NewJersey Rairoad
Fare reduced So for first class and 81 50 for secos
class Leave NevYork at A NJ. from foot Of Cortlant
Ct and at A, NJ and 2 NJ. from foot of Liberty st
foot Of alnut-st
For BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, OR CHARLESroN.-
Through tickets are sold the above lines through
conductor with through baggage checks accompanies the
tram eovlng p NJ Passengers and baggage N AIS
tram viii be transported directly through from depot TO de-
-, ON he v1thout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC. Capt West. PACIFIC. Capt. Nye
ARCTIC. Capt Luce. BALTIC. Capt ComS'ocA'
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract eIpresI lot
Government Every has been taken N theI
copructlon as also IN they Engines insure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers are
requaled for elegance comfort Price OF passage rom
N,wYork To LIVERPOOL Sl30 exclusive Of extra srze
state rooms 1928 from Liverpool to New-fork, so An
erIerienced surgeon attached to each ship No berth ~
he secuted until pad for The Of these ships VIII
not he accountable for gold silver bullion specie leweir
precous stones or metals Mess bills Of !ading ae sed
therefor and the value thereof there IN expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of

- the application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
onaltv of The CITY OF NewYork relative TO the OPEN
ING OF FIFTIETH- STREET from l0th-av. 20 the Hud-
son River in the City Of New lork.-Pubhc notice IS
hereby gwen by the Mayor Aldermen and Cosmonalty OF
The Cy Of New York pursuant to statute IN sucn case
made and provided that the said The Mayor. Aide men
and Commonaty of the City OF Newyork intend 10 make
nvcation IN the Supreme Court of the State of New
YORK at Specal Term the SAID Court 10 he held al tbs
CIV Hall of the CITY of NewYork Saturday the Goth
day Of September 1851 at the opening OF the Court on at
day or as soon thereafter counsel be heard Tor the
ap1ontment of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assess
me in the above entitled matter h the nature and eH
5oth-. from 10Th av 10 the Hudson River IN the Cry OF
York laid upon the map plan Of the Cry OF
NewYcrk under and by virtue Of an act of me Legiss
tuye 9th, p.ople Of the State Of NewYork entitled An
act relative to improvements touching the laying ont Of
Streets and Roads in the CITY OF and SI dher
nurpnses na.sed Apr g. 1897 Dated New York, August
TO- 1851. HENRY q "a LEO,
au22 ts2O Counsel TO the Corporation
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? DFpARTTENT-STATE of

DANK DEPARTMENT-STATE OF
ID NEW YORK ALBLSr. AR . 1871 Inc ~. a.,
ofce a no.lce OF the appointment Of Messrs IhVnh
ADAMsk co Of the CITY al Ne~-fork as ssenIs lor ~
rsgsn,,r ~ ia clycuafIn notes. together with revs
t,on III The aDpoInHea # Mesrs Bruce Young OF tne
Cty ~ 1Ibany as such agents. TO the al shh
nj act 70 amend the several acts relating 70 ncor
rsted Banks BANKING Associations and individual bas
efs; 1I,seu AbANIEi B. ST JOHN Superintendent
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Nteamship Ashore,

PRovIpEScg, Friday, Aug. -. 1851.
Captain Stannard, OF the schooner DR. Franklin,
arrived here from Norfolk, reports that he saw on
Sunday morning last three maSted steamship ashore
on the inside OF Chingoteague Shoals She Was
about eco tuns burden. and renamed at Z. NJ.
when he lost sight OF her. She was heading 10 the
rh,Aa NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Cuban Affairs as Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Frldsy, Aug. y, IcoI
Attempts were made yesterday and to-day TO
get up Cuba meetings, but they proved failures.
II is reported tina, about twenty persons have
volunteered and Will proceed tor Cuba at an
early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
NOTICE to CARTMEN to RENEW

= their LICENSES the ordinance tot Llnceo>lns
and Regulating Public Carts AMI Cartmen provides that
all Licenses shall the last dss of October each
year renewable previous 10 that tnF applied Tor AZ
such time as may he appointed by the Mayor
Notice hereby gwen. that renewals Of License ~
keep Public Carts. and 10 be Punhc Cartmen Will Dc
granted this Office between the hours Of 10 NJ, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
THE SUPREME COURT of the

i STATE Of NEW YORK.-Lewls Heymann and
strauss are hereby required to the complaint
IN this action and cos me at the City on New"
York within twenty days after the service OF ths sum
mons exclusive If the day Of service and you are also
notified that if fail 20 answer the complaint the pa,
Is Will then and there take Judgmest for four Thousand
seven hundred and fy u 100 dollars with interest
rom the first day January Nd 1851 besides costs The
complaint viii be this day fled IN the Office Of the Clerk OF
the CITY and County of New York-Newi York August
% 1851 To the defendants, HENRI STRAUSS and 81
'''-' ALERT MATHEWS PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
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Arrival Of the Steamship City Of Glasgow.

PHILApgLPHfA. Saturday. Aug. 80, lS5I.
The steamship City OF Glasgow. nom Liverpool,
Aug 10, passed the hreakwater at ~ this morning.
making the passage IN less than l. DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
ALERT MATHEWS. Plaintiffs Attorney,
au25 iaw8wM No. - " al-St n l.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that

warrant has been issued by the Honorable Henry r
Edwards the Justices of the Supreme Court of the
State OF directed the Sheriff of the CITY and
County York commanding HIM 10 attach seize and
safely keep the steamboat called the TELEGRAPH, be
longing to port If New York and last commanded by
one Parks and that all persons who clam 10 have any de-
mands against the sand vessel her tackle apparel and iur
ture under the provisions Of the 9Th title Of the 9th chap
ter of the third part the Revised Statutes required to
deliver an account o their respective claims 10 the sand I
tce at the CITY Hall the City Of New York within three
months from the first public of this notice. OF that then
remedy against the said vessel viii be forfeited Aso take
notice that said vessel will be sold for the payment OF the
claims against her unless the owner. cOnslgnee or COM
mander thereof person Interested therein, appear
and discharge the sand according to law within the
sand three months Dated New-Yurk. MAY q. lBol .
THOS ID SHERWOOD. ATTY Tor Attaching Creditor
le9 aw 3mM 3Nall-st, New ON tl).
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Washington Items.

WAsHlNGroS, Saturday, Aug 30 1851.
Postmaster General Hail has ietI here Tor New
York on business he returns on Tuesday.
The Attorney General leaves Kentucky Tor wash
npton on Monday
The President has been compelled 10 postpoae his
departure from White Sulphur Springs Tor lew
DAYS from indispostion. He viii return direct 10
Washington, stopping nowhere on the route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
STATE or NEw-YoRE. SECRETARY OFFIcE,l
Albany. August n, 1851.
TO the SHERIFF of the CITY and

STATE or NEw-YoKK; sEcRErARY's OFFICE,
Albany. August q, 1851 I
H,O the SHERIFF of the CITY and
COUNTY Of NETWORK: SIR Notice IS hereby
gwen that at the Geaera Election TO be held IN tbs state
the TUESDAY the n;s Honay OF November
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals IN the place Of Samuel
Foot <-.. c,...,..s., u,,,,n
A Comptroller IN the place Oh Phlo { Fuller
STATE Treasurer, u the place Of Alyah Hunt .s,,
An Attorne, General IN the pias OF Lew ChaIhed.
State EIaeer and Surveyor IN the place Oh heAeAlah
CANA Commissioner IN the place Of Charles Cock
An inspector II State Prisons IN the place OF Alexander
Wells
Also Justice Of the Supreme Court the First Judi
,slDlslrct place Of James KING. ~hst term -
Senator Tor the lid IVth VITA and i'm >.hae
Districts the place Of Richard Williams, CIarAson
Crol!ns James " Beekinan and Edwin d Morg whose
terms OF service vii EXPIRE on .he last DAY o Deor'e'
Counsy o.icss to BE- e.eted for said County
SiUe Il Members II Assembly
A Rec steT. III the place Of C'Gnel!ls ' anderson
A Recorder 4 tie place Of Fredencs A Tailmadge
Two Judges ofthe superior Court IN the place 81 IhomAs
Judge q the Court OF Common Pleas IN the place Of
A surrogate N -ae lace Of Alexander " Bradford
Commissioner II Streets anc Lamps III Vie pace VI
Two Governors Of the Aims House. place u Sim
Draper and Francis X. IIilou- 49, r
AL whose term II viii expire on 'he last day o.
December next
Also there !. TO be elected Justice 10, each II me AZ
judicial nstrcts rto which the Cty # Ns~-iora DIS
tucied, pursuant to Chapter 81. Laws Of 1881.
Yours fes yectfully. o
CHRISTOPHER MORG Az, Secreta.y 4 STAT.
SHERlFF's OFFICE. August ., ID Ae,eIJ 80
that above Is correct cory 4 the potce u t Set
sra Election y be add tue IlesoAf s-cceet-ns
Monday Il November next, received rs CT :. III nc
THOMAS CAkNLEi.
So. M II ths { ~ aud County o. Newly 'rA-
B-Authe public neWsps gefs " -fln ibls t'hhl, ~1'
rlsase publish rfgs notice once each w,es ul;il Tie
fTecfon and s.gd N their bills for ssrri' ls ,~, same
the Election over - liai iAr. '' e i'
Lefore the Board # Supervisors AMI passed ,f meat
siis~DW kSWtE
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MINISTERIAL CONVENTIONS The National

INDUSTRIAL CONVENTIONS National
Convention OF Printers meets al Baltimore, sept H.
and We notice that Delegates have been chosen ron
many of the principal cities and towns OF the United
States.
The New-Yors State Industrial Legislature
holds its first Annual Session a, Albany sept s.
nnrrnant to the call Of the W0rklngmen's state Or
sanlzation Committee, consisting Of the following
gentlemen
Nesrs. Isaac F. CLARK. Laurens, Otsego James
Cs.h,,u West Troy G. Hucket-. Troy i. L. W.T.
,enherg. Poughkeepsie Dutchess o. DAVIS. herkl-
mey Jonathan sawyer, Jefferson J = Murphy,
N,aoara Ben Price. Newly ork \ Hanna, Oswego
j SMELL. Orleans James stuart, tica J. h. We'd
der, Schenectady ). n RING Bt9one ohaf'r'
Cuinanc Kings J. W. Palmer ChaJtau4ue Z.
Williams Auburn \. T. Hauptman, Moirls.ihi'
Westchesier jas. VI. Casan. Rochester, Monroe
Chas Sentel, Waterloo. Seneca Albert bflsrahei
BATAVIA Genesee Charles e. Young. Bunalo' bne
G. B. Richardson, Bath. stouben John Don Nm
Ulster j l. Nicks, Elmrd, Che.-lny I" H. NJ, III
later Ames, Montgomery J. II MaecAes'e1t, 1900
son E. BalIaa, Warren J. W VICE., - P1'i
Lake. Rockland Chas L. D!5Je. Doi @-A, ~ ~
IN wallace. Greene II Nix. schohafie II;
n Roofs Wyorning Stenhen Hubbard. OftehnsrD
Center. Saratoga Peter Z. Proseus' 'a'@-'i
umbla l.. Robbins, sauna.
ACutrpos THE ALBANY lSDUsrRiALs-
~, - psformers hold q National COhben-
:. -. CIV on "Wednesday nrN' We So %.
30 "a 80 teirr elected ID liLs 'tnt pa! = % az
Stafs are here 20 -sa- "a. ''' ''.''-. 80
lffl.~s a.t sly Ltre. '-ff .'I
49,. -...-----
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NOR HARTFORD.-Change OF Days.
i Passage 81 50 . Emigrant Deck Passage Si-The
steamer HERO, Captain II King, wll leave from East
River steamboat place. Peck ship. every IUESDAf
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 4
O'Clock For further information inquire OF the Captain on
board ~ OF SAXTON WEBB, No. ll2 South-st W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
NETWORK SUPREME COURT

~ EW- iORh SuI hT'ME toon
l Broome County-WILLIAM A. WHEELER. Ar
THUR y NORRIS and THOMAS ID DOUBLEDAY,
against BONNILLE FULLEK-Summons.- You
are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint m thls
cause which was filed with the Clerk OF Broome Comfy
InIy Path 1851 and copy Of your answer on me At
the village of Bnehamon within twenty days after the
erc. hereof exclusive Of the day OF such service and
# Won fail 10 answer the complaint Aforesaid the PLAIN
fs Will take Judgment for the Of nnetywo dollars
and nine cents with interest from the seventh day Of
Iulv one thousand eight hundred and ftyone, besses
costs Of suIt-Datod BInghamton, July gath. 1851
CHARLES s HALL Plaintiffs Attorney,
To BOEylLLE FULLER. Bnghant0n, y L
laW7wM
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IN PVRSTANCEof an order of the Sur.

Il rugate Of the County Of NewIors, notice Is hereby
to ali persons having claims against FREDERICK
NOLIiTOR late Of the City Of NewYors. baker deceas
ed present the with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
scriheI !; the Office of JACOBS ROSENSrElN Esd No
10 James street the CITY # NewYok. before the
thirteenth day OF October next Dated, NewioIk, the
seventh day q April. 1851. ELIZABETH MoLLITOR,
ala laMerlMs AdmlaistEatrlA
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

RI
Wv s Mail Line to SOUTHAMPTON aud BRE-
MEN-The Steanas of thus Company VIII sail regularly
once a month. a. follows
From New York.
WASHINGTON CAPT w G FLOYD, SATURDAY, August 9.
WASHINGTON, Capt G W Floyd, SATURDAY. Oct. l.
WASHINGTON. Capt W. q. Floyd, SATURDAY, Nov %
HERMANN Capt + Crahtree, Saturday, July u
HERMANN Capt r Crabtree, Saturday, Sept 8
HERMANN Capt +. CrabtIee, Saturday, Nov
UFRNANN Cant f. Crahtree Saturday, Dec. o..
From Bremen From Southampton.
WASHINGTON FRIDAY, July H. Wednesday. July 10.
WASHINGTON Friday Sept s. Wednesday,. Sept TO-
WASHINGTON Fnday. Oct. 81. "Wednesday. Nov D
HERMANN Friday, June - "Wednesday, June H.
HERMANN Friday, August s. Wednesday, Aug IL
HERN ANN Friday, Oct. g. Wednesday. Oct D.
HFRMANN Friday Nov 20. Wednesday. Dec. 3.
Price of passage from New YORK TO Southampton or bre-
men, first cabin $40, second do. 500
An experienced Surgeon is artaf he'd 80 each steamer
For freight passage apply to .
MOILER, SAND n RIERA No. 80 Broadway, N. Y.
CA HFINCKEN 4 co Bremen.
MARTlNEAU, CROSKEi CO, Southampton
VIM lSEI.lN. Hayre. Vlou