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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
NETWORK SUPREME COURT

l Y William Buckley. Horace b Claim again,t hch-
ard NcKlm John \ Mckm.-Summons tor rchei To
each of the above named DEFENDANTS. You are mere
y summoned and required g. answer the compliant ~ mus
action which was filed the Office of the Clerk of the Cv
and County Of NewNork AZ the Chy Hall IN the Gay "i
On the 18th day Of July, 1851, and 70 serve
py of your complaint the Slscliher
AZ ms office No 81 Wall.S IN the CITY OF Ne"-roN
within twenty DAYS after the service Of tins snnn hs on
answer the sald compliant within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs IN his action will apply 10 the Court Tor tne eus
emaulei m the complaint Dated NcwNOrk, jay IN,
1851 JAMES III Mftthth' rAihu'< AN'"N'''
40
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THE NEW YORK and llN ERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERS-Tbes hAps

tTlN We
ATLANTIC. CAPT West, Pacific, SaFt Nye'
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BAlhN, Capt. N"Ins'"A'
ADRIATIc. Caut. Grafton
These shi.s have been built hy contract expressly for
service every has been takcnn their cor
s,rncion as also IN their Engines strength ana
speed and their accommodations tNr passengers are un-
New Vok 10 Iyercol SfQJ; exclusive oftNtra SIZE
state.rooms S3s3; from Liverpool te New-lMk 80 An
snIecnced surgeon attacked to each slap No brth can
he accountable for god silver, hni'sn specie. je"eiy
precious stones metals. Lanes bills 81 lddhs are s%hes
Nefsior, and the value theTee. therein oppressed
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\ S. NAIL STEAMSHIP CONpA

SNi-vhH Ih,eugh Line To San Francisco wa Cha
:, Sp M ~ Ss is11eed-o WEDNESDAY, Aug 10.
GA The largest aud fastest steamer IN ths iraSs a
Nv; y % rS''ss n Commander. vii sa Ion on
SspNtSDan ith OF August, a; O'Clock p Nj nreclse
" tfom her pieT al the foot Of Warren-S. ar,h -,
@ me- ',s Government ,Ss s Ma' G Chsss CONNECT;
hsse Panama on ~ about the ist Of Sep,emb~r ~
- 81 assasc or freight apply at the one. os ~. C,s
J" "ei-sf corner Wapen-st, CT ~ saa IS Sou,h-st
se3 tlNh
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrog,,, of the Count, Of New York Notice hereby
gwen To all persons having claims against SAMUEL
JONES MiMfOkD late Of me titl ~ Ne" YORK de-
cease, Ia present the same with vouchers thereof Ia the
Suhscher AZ the office of John Cah Esd No IL wall
- M the Ctv of New York before the Third dY "i
No,epb,r neNt-D Dated New lorh the Twenty nth d ot
April, 1851 ALONIo l ia hoos'
alG law6ns ADMINISTRATOR
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NEW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT

George Haringe Catherine Hardnge, suit for
divorce Van HoYenbergh, PlamuHs Attorney To
CATHERINE HARDINGE lou are hereby summoned
and recurtd the corSint m thus action, "hch
tins day hled the Office o the CLERK "a the Supsnor
CoGr, Of ;he CITY OF New-NOrA, At the Cuy HaI New"
York Civ and copy OF your answer ~ the said
complaint the subScrhcr AZ his Office No SSt broome-
street. City Of NswNork, within twenty DAYS aer me
Of tins exclusive II the day OF
such service and Won lai a. the said complaint
within the aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action viii
apply the Court for the relief demanded the complaint
Dated July 2d 1851
VI viN HONENBERGH. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Mp a~nw>- Nc 33t Broone street. New-NorA
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SUPREME COuRT-Ci,y and County of

SUPREME COURT-Cltya and County Of
- New -Yors-Elcane hemnermg Anthony Nave; and
Samuel Gullaums. Scaiss John Nus Esary FraieahsgE
and samuel Moss -SumnOns tot ey demand % con
trzct Com got scr To JOHN MOSS. HENRY FRI
DENREEG and SANt FL MOSS: ' ou arp hrre y sum
onsd and required "a answer the COMPLAINT hs ac-ior.
which ~n he he'd N the oce q ne Sler Of the CITY and
larS and copy Ut your >wer 20 the con-
nlala; the subscriber a. hrs otce. No 10 " street
tv If YORK within twenty DAYS acs the seTsce Of
a. summons YOU eNclnSyeof the say Of such
ard Won fail 10 the sad comp alu within ne time
f->a1 m, plaintiffs this action wlll take nlstnsnt
aga Won FOR the Of Twelve Hundred and Fry Dol
-~ !, NnttY-one cents. With interest from tie fourth
Jsy al irrl onc thousand eight hundred and hy-cne,
Te.g,s M, costs IT this acton Dated Nav -. 1851
GEO TAYLOR. Plaintiff Nsuey.
lr3S laWSsSat " a-s'reti
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ORGAN A large class Organ, with two
~ Banks Of KEYS Compass from Gto j IN ait, and IN
octave and nall IF PedaS, the instrument contains 10
srors Of which seven are the Great Organ sax n the
Swell and three m the Choir bass. one ON inc feuH VI
eap fof rs feet and four Mechanical SoDs OF Gre
cian Design-ysIll he sold low Apply -
' a,5 9tenJ. = TRIP. - Park row.
HNOLIAN PlANO-FORTES.--A new
HL and splendid Wareroon for the sale of T. GIL
BERT co s celebrated Planes. with or sl'hont ths
Eollan accompaniment. has recently been opened ny
WATERS s. BERRY 1893 Broadway. corner OF Anthony
st. in addition 70 theg iorIner establishments, H brsas
way $3.50, =, -. d..
Eort,s and the testimonials then favor received o All
part, ofhe country they they have only ~ become
Known, to take precedence OF all others 49,
Prices of folian Piano Fertos. from $40 '" S"
Grand Pianos. with and without the lEohan
Second hand Pianos taken IN exchange Pianos 70 are
myl9u WATERS BERRY. s33 4 ii7 Broadway
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e I ppn 1is sS,sS ' DaTcs or Saline

Fsr f,csht " passage apply 90 f,DW ARNK COLlINS
6 Walls New York BROWN SHlplEY co, Liv-
s1pool. r. C. ROBERTS x CG, IS kiag Arms Yard.
London, s Boulevard Montmsrtre. Pans
Ater the April next the rate ~ freight by the
shove sseeasrs from LiyerIc VIII he materially redue>d
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NEW YORK q NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

NETWORK NEW-HAF IN X Ali.-
~ ROAD Sumner Arrassement On ana ma. aii ~
cagasi station near Broad~ay Pas-egers 4so reoeved
:: ,s He~-Yors 4 11q Hise Fi i 4 '' 'n
Accsrs-nodaton .; ! VI. for y W hs.h @'s
,,-r--ne,ate stations PaeselgtTS fr1r Wa-s -
R4r ., 80 " - $1,000 ~, W.-ceste- Hsr,f5r sprn--
sed ana Cannecicu; Railroads. vii take TINS fn
sD, ,gt :, -es. Tam ~ NeyH@yen Pls.efseTs Ut ~
Canal Ra,lr,isd sclil take fls -rsn 20 NsE-taten
FArfoss Tram az o'clock 4 VI. or STAMFORD, n'ss.
-. a NJ Haven n euce 20 Ha,tf 7 Spnugi, a. en-
Dscic River Railroad. Wor ester; Providence and d loa.
Haven Passengers for :he HonsoIo Railroad 20 Siae
Inc Albany AID PIttsfcd and :or the Haisa.uoS KALI
''N Am '.- I.a At o'clock AN COZ Ne.H.-
ven and an tcr,cate Stations Passsngtrs ny ms IT,
6r Sts-,ons on tie Hartford and New hayen haifoa,
VII remain AT New Haven uH'h fh -.
for Bosom. fy taxing tfis iran ma rehsn DSe. ~
A. auy Station wherethe Express ram receives
PASSENGERS by THIS Tram for the Canal Railroad VII lsD"
sIet,a TTn at for Port Chester and inter-
Se',U Fam at p NJ for Stanford Norwa. Bridge
,or- and New Haven. theme 20 Hartford Spnse Mol
cester and Boston connecting a bdsei1 ~ I'm II Nau
raytnck Railroad On SATURDAYS this Tram connects "h
Tam of Canal Railroad ~ New-haven ~, ,,. and
a Accommodation Tram az 2. M. for Ne"-haNeR Aa'u
Commutaon Train at bpm fcr New-Hayen and
speca Tram al 3oPM for Por Chester and inter-
H''lA'e S'-''o TRAINS TO NEw-YoRK
/ Special tram at 20 A 81 from Port Chester stopping
AZ an intermediate stations.
2 Communication Tram al A VI from New-faFeh, sbp-
ming al all the intermediate stations. - ~
3 Accommodation Tram a. 8 IS NJ rom New Haven,
stopping al all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Nausatuck Railroad al Bridgeport .
/, Accommodation Tram at 9 80 A NJ from New-haSsh,
,.opumg Al all inerre.are stations. receiving passengers
from Hartford and NewHasen Canal and Naugatucs Hall
road. .., a.. -
Fruress Train al Bpm tin connection with the ~.
nress Tram from Boston from Newlaven. stopping Al
BRIDGEPORT. NorsaIk, and Stanford receiving
from he uoiSatnnlc Railroad al Bridgeport, anu Cdhd
Railroad az New Haycn. .
s SpecIa IRAN at 81 VI from Port Chester. stopping
at all intermediate stations.
T. Accommodation Tram at 20 y VI ,receivls paSen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram rom nosloh) irO
New Haven stopping az all intermediate stations -
6 Express Tram II - =. NJ. COR IN connection WIN
Express Tram from Boston, stopping at brIsepo Nor-
walk and Stanford arriving IN New-forS At II 81 r VI
Evening Train from Pttsf.d connects with s Tram AZ
Bridgeport.
seats IN the Cars. - 49,. c...,,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

UIOR LIVERPO Limited States
.faa Steamship PACIFIC Capt Ezra Nye. Tbs
.eamShw win deta with the United States Mails ier
Enrope positively SATURDAY. Aug. 10, at lZoolocS,
~ f,,sa her berth. at the foot OF Canal-st.
No terth secured TIL paid for.
Ey freight passage, having unequaled accOhFooa-
-. for elegance and comfort, apply To -. .,
EDWD X COLLINS 70 Wail-st
tn, steamship BALTIC viii succeed the Pacific, and
IN. -, on au7
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning-


i Z ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW BED
Eastern United States aal without change of de-
teguon. Tie steamer c VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
Stone and CouE,oSoIe Capt " X Frazee, IN
with the SOaAgi,C and Providence and Boston and prss
idenCe Railroads leaving NSw-loTk daily. lSUndays
cepted) from Per NJ n K. ttrst wharf above Battery
pacel at O'cl,SA nj and Soain-ton At 5. o'clock M.
a-rNal Of the mail tram which leaves Boston al 81
PM
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength. safety
speed. comfort and elegance In, officers are experienced
attentive.
Che natural advantages Of tins superior any
other teing shorter aad dTect the rp pleas
sSly and eNpedlousiy ysrtrned, while passengers
ALWAYS rely upon reaching their d-snaCr advance Il
those b. either ri the other Togtss
Tie COMM0DORE, fnsa New YosA-Nfondas .Wednss-
asy AID FRIDAY
froaI S0nmgton-ruesias. T.ursday and SATURDAY.
The c VANDERBILT from New-Yerk-rsesdss.
Thursday and SATURDAY. -
frpn StoningtoD--M Monday. Wednesday anc Fndsy
NBssSengers arrival ~ N on1sses proceed iinne
daiey per Mail Tram Providence and k)ston or pre-
fer,d sssn on board and SUNDAY eXcepte
take the Accommodation Tram trom StonAgton AZ NJ
which connects AZ Providence with he II NJ Iran f's
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies tAs Steamer and rrssa
htonsh sAcG
NCwIDn TrniaM sil bOtTN s.'' u,dt AZ
SoUusiN until Oh 4 NJ then IaAe Ihs Aeo a''Nl~'''I
tam aud at Providence time - taNe taS steamer
PERRY. which leaves Providence for Newp0Is u \ NJ
SrrIvsns At Newport hv II AM Ne~Besford and Tam
ton passeSers a<oceed immediately on The sfrva Cd me
Mall Tram al Mapsfeld.
For passage herhs rooms freight sppllcstioa
teyy-plsce le2d
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AND WARRANTS Bought or Lo-
Ieaied III the States OF Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa
mon raref,lv 81 ected lands hy Wsshhune Wcolman,
Mineral POINT WISCONSIN W s. " vii pay the highest
Irces fr aT6. located by themselves Messrs Rodgers
x Wocinian - Wlliam-st NewIOIN. viii purchase ths
Land arau's for and attend 20 all 1uslnes,
Herewith Gtorge Wnldnau CJIn,ell1!-dt-aw, - WI
lian-st attends obtaining Land warrants Pensions
a. iOl soldiers OF Others entitled thereto ly<s --
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CHANGE of HOURS-Commencing
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

n EN- lKAL KAiIkORD OF y Il w
~ JFRSEY-Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY, March 81, lG1L-IhiS Road ekteldS from
ELIZABETHPORr 80 miles e. the WHITE HOUSE
n j. reducing the staging between the terminus of the
Road and EASTON TO p miles
Tins line leaves New York by steamboat Red jacket pier
No North River and connects with trans on tie New
Jersey Railroad which leaves New f,sk from foot of Cor
land-st
TRAINS UP-Leave New-YorS by steamboat Rel Jack
et pier No North River. at A. VI. passenger; | VI.
freight. and p NJ passenger and u. j Railroad poS
of Cortan1-st at 9 A NJ and and ). NJ.
Trains leave White House and following places iE New
York rs follows.
White House at ,! A NJ, Freight at 40 "A NJ PAssen-
ger at l i0P NJ
at % y. Nj
Bound Breok at4 80 A NJ Freight a: = IS A. NJ, Pas
senger at z IS y NJ
Palnfed at 20 A M Freight at 9 80 A NJ Passenger
at 81 +. NJ
Westield at 50 NJ, Freight at 50 a NJ, Passenger
at2 So = NJ
Elllatelhtown "A NJ, Freight At 70 so A NJ Pas
ssn.er az 3 IS y NJ
Elzabethpo al 80 A NJ, Freight at 10 as A NJ, Pas
at , 80 I. NJ
on TUESDAYS Thursdays and SATURDAYS. trans leave
Some re for PeSpack Lesser Cross Roads and Pluckama
STAGES Will be IN readiness the arrIyal OF the M.
from New ~ the White House T. convey assen
gers 10 Easton, NnkeSbarTe, Bethlehem Allentown and
Nauch Chunk. Penn, and % Clinton Fonrg'o on Lebanon,
Milford and BelyIdere, NJ.
NB-An BAGGAGE al the rlss Of the owners until de-
hvercd into the actual possession o the Ag4s VI the Com
psiiy and checks or receipts gwen therefor mSlu
A NEW ROUTE TO SCHOOL EN = MOUNTAIN. VIA int Cen
tTal Railroad Of Observation-Disclosures from New-fOrk
or the Mountain VIII leave NewYork daily SUNDAYS
oepiod) at O'Clock 4 NJ either from Pier No 1 North
River steamboat he'd Jacket from loot OF Cortland
-, Via w-JtTsey Railroad 10 Elizabeth Town, where
connection formed with the Central Railroad u the
White House thence ~ coaches, Il nkes - the Noun
tam. arrlvIns IN time to dine ies06 CIV
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STPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SCPREME COURT-ln the matter Of
kCthe Application II the MAJOR. Aldermen AM Comm n.
ally # IA. Ci,y Of New YORK relative % the OPENING
,rf EXTENSION Of WASHlNCTON-SIkEEIf rJ ~
present te nnaa Ganse street 3 Twelfth street
IN the Ninth Ward II sad city Pubic Essicr = nerrV
gwen ~ The Mayor, Aldermen and toinHi"a ~ 81 the
CIV OF New ork pursuant 10 rh- statutes sic ease
made and provided that the said The MasOr Aldermen and
Comuons tv Of the CIV II hewi Dr, Etrnd - maze AZ
a,lon 20 the SuDreme Cnuri a ,hs State u NeW-f on
u special term vi the SAID Court 70 be hsid 3, "a,
Hall ID the CITY Of NswYOr saturday the Dth oay ~
August next, a; the opening OF the tOut On lhll "a "
soon thereafter counsel caa BE- heard f"r we
ruent Of COMMISSIONER If Estimate 4nd Assessment "a n
above entitled matter that the nature and eStsn.
the intended Improvement the eyteusrJn al9 osez u
WashIngtol- the Ntnth ard q hs ~ ,,ssf r.
yoyE from H. present iss1nmatIOa AZ Gah-e' -
Tu,rh-stre.t by cun'in 1ng the SANE IN 'as . =, .,
ton avd II the same width WashLg.n 49, ~
sen, between Troy and Ganses,arr, r DaVIEH
York july q. ls5L HES .sen,se Corpo1ailon
i,23 tAuTls So"sso. =
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N0TICE M APPLLCATION or IN,

discharge Of an inSolyent from hS debts, puIsniW
the provisions the thd article Oi the hrst tte OF to
Gfh chauicr of the second Of the Revised Naiuss
DANIEL. f. SMITH. Notice first published une ~ 1901
Creditors appear before the Hon l. woodruff Judge
If the Court Common Pleas for The CITY anu toy "i
his chambers IN the CITY f's OF me tiv n
New-Nork ON IN. third day OF September newt At 10
ocook A VI To show cause why assignment If nsol
vent estate should not Doe made aud he he discharged frsm
ms debts I. MILLS Attorney
e2l lawl lows iof lhsplVen, II Fhest'
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cupREME CoIRT-County of Kings.

&UPhtMf. tVt n i-NuIIVN OF MICS
N-John Scuddcr assns Charles { IA kster and Lucy
AlD h. vie William 4 Carlock. and VI atlda rs wife.
The Atlantic Bank ID the CITY OF Brooklyn, >hephefd
knaup. John Wool>ey. and HoTa;lo Ondsna0nN M
mons fur relief Com not served To MATILDA IAN
LOCK wife OF William CarlocN You are HEREBY : m
oned and required the compliant n M ac'len
winch was fled N the Office II the Clerk ~ the toony
%, Kings a. the CITY Hall IN the CITY OF BrooNAn On the
18Th day 81 NAV. 1891 and 10 serve COPY Si W.T. @hs"ss
10 the said compliant the subscriber ~ ms once No o.
Rroai~ az IN the CITY and County OF New-fofN. "tha
twenty DAYS atsr the OF tins summons on yeu
exclusive Of the day OF such and you TAI 20 an
s,,er the sand COMPLAINT within the time AFORESAID, me
plaintiff m this action will apply O. the Court or the rthsi
demanded IA the complaint Dated NAV 10. 1881.
SAMUEL " JVDSON Plaintiff 5 Auorres.
.uq law6wSa.' No % Broadway. New York
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NOR SHREWSBURY LONG

Il BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE. PORT WASHING,
HIGHLAND DOCK. and RED BANK. The sew and
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT. C-lt A II HaS-er-
~ Leave side Pee sir Pc Fat Rver - follows
: IEANE NEW YNRK - = I'VE sIIR CMSRlISI
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nACIFJC NAH. STEAMSHIP CON-


PAW O,ly ,hrousa bn. for California and Oregon
The public are informed under the aew
Nav ri and carving United States NAL w
contnue TO leave Panama and San Srancssoe on ns ~
sdsnts md WI, toucA a Acspulco, saa Diego and mon
terey. -. .,..~+,. " ~. Pacific MAJ
s.amsb,p Company are me Paciac, enc oi TAes
VII be always port at eacn enc OF .hs IsuI "a,
Psnsm 1 a. ios7 tuns, Caiolins, SEQ ,un,;
Cahforn,s, 60 tuns; g"innnos, ~ 'uks'
n sanss1s. rs isSe ;ans; unc.n' 500 tuAs
Columbia ." '@ Fl;r,pn.. SO ians.
rh.n,-yeara,ai- Columbia VIII ~ between San FTsE-
CISCO pors oregn awaiting 4 Tie ierIner por ,.s
ts-uinr without delay with the ais s-c passehges io as
steamer fIoie San Eranesco .
pra; freight aud ransehi passengers between Fshs
The e snoun steamship Sarah 5saGs Of 30 taa, cnr-
den now under charter 20 the comoasy ADD .ooIsny
eomInodloas her CABIN arrangements VII 's KEPT 1s
One Of the above steamers WI uphe connection %
tween Acapulco and the other he,c@n ports
The connection the Atlantic VII b Maintained BY me
Vnted States Mail Steamships:
Georgia 3lecs tuns; efeseen, Cfy, Nv I'M
ONO, 5000 tuns Ch.rosee, so ians
Empire Cry so ,uss phlladsph 2 Ia ID ps,s a
The new steamship ydorado and the Falcon viii form
direct line betwet. NewOreshs and Cnagres leAsrx :.
such p4rs az will insure little detention As Se-ss. %
the Isthmns and forming with ne fs 90 81. ~ yeTco
CALIFORNIA and Oregon Passage from Mew0Iisans Gag p
secured from ARMSTRONG. LAWkSeoN w.
Agents at that place. -. -. On pr,,-
The fare for through ticses from Ne~-fors 20 san fs
e,s~o has been reduced FROM e,,a
iys6 In Lower CabS to-
"a yss rom New York ChagTes viii be At the lowe"
.a.,sai nv sny "a between those poIts
For choice herths apply al the Office q the CompsS'
s. aud IS South-st. or at :tsR Agency 1T "ss's'
aADkWb
RNOR CHARLESTON new and
II splepdld steamship MARION. VI Berry, Commander,
viii leave uier No 4, \ K, on SATURDAY 'ApSu''' . d"
4o'clock y. NJ, precisely
Freight l2lc percublc foot
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SUPREME COURT

NSarah L Mitchell AGAINST John MIchell-SuIi IN di-
wore. To JOHN MITCHELL You are hereby SUM
moued and REQUIRED the complaint IN TINS action,
winch Was tks day filed the Office OF the Clerk ~ the
City and County of New-Ncgk Al the Cuy Han Cay o
New and copy Of yOH answer 10 tae sald
complaint on the subscriber 80 his office 3Si Broome street
City Of NewYork within twenty days after The service OF
tins summons YOU exclusive the day o such service
and tall to the said complaint within the me
afnrtsa the plaintiff thus action viii apply q ne Court
Tor tine relief demanded the complaint Daicd July "a
1851 NJ VAN nov ENBERGH. Planuas Atsncy,
33l Broome- street. 2l door from Bowery BsnA.
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PIANOS.

LNOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.- Pur-
IA chasers Of Panos mvIted 10 call on the SUD
scrbers and examine their extensive assortment OF tne
above beautiful instruments made by haiiet, DAVIS 20
Boston.
The instruments with aud without Coemans foIan
Attachment tins celebrated house are too ay1faDy
known encofiun-
Other Pianos new and old. taken m exchange
Money advanced on Pianos.
Second hand Pianos for sal. and 10 nlre
T. GOULD \ co,
Muse Publishers
VA I'm. POI BrOadWay.
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EOR HARTFORD.-Change Of DAYS.
Il Passage 81 50, Euigrant Deck Passage She
steamer HERO. Captain J X King. will leave from last
RIVER steamboat place, Peck slip, every IuEspAf.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AZ 4
o'clock For further information inquire o; the Captain "a
beard or of SAXrON WEBB. III South-st YIN
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.op ppIDGEpORT-New Haven,

4 uon,tonc and Na1gatncs Railroad. FAR 70 bnhgs,,
No. 5Se.n,s The steamer ALICE. Cart. c Wees. NJ ~,
- Nor Is foot If Liberty v K, every ~ p
nav "WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRID Az al .,
ard SATURDAY az i2l. 81. arriving N se@,,fn o1
g. -, ms n he VOusa.Ull " 1Fg:uCs md View i4''
palrads Frelgat tax a, reduced -a,es Apply % o.'a
or AZ the o.fce ,he per W -
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GREAT VALLEY ROU t t. 20
~ WHITE MOUNTAINS. BURLINGTON OG-
pFNSBl HGH and MONTREAL. the whole distance
by RAILROAD The opening Of the Vermont alley
Railroad completed the hnA the Connecticut sIyer
Line Of karoac from NewNcrs - s. Iohasbury. also
forms thorough connection with he Rutland. buIl ne-
ton and Vermont Central Vernon; and Canada and Os-
De nshuTgh Railroads.
Tickets for White Mountains. 81 Iohnsbury. Wells r.,
yer. White River Junction Windsor. Bellows Falls: Rus-
land. Burlington RDuses POINT, OsdeRsburgh and Mont.
real can BE- obtained II the Nc-YorS and New Haven
Railroad Station Il Cnnalst near Broadway.
Leave New-NorN ~ O'Clock A VI. and .nrousn
s.. Jchnsbury Burlington the day
Leave N.w-York az oclocs Phi. stay over nlgh n
Springfield. ami dav
r GILMORE, Aet.
Nsw-York July -. 1881. MI ha'
TO CINCINNATI. via StNDUSkH.
u First Glass Passage Tickets 70 Cincinnati ~ ~ %,
and Freight Contracts tariff rates. Buffalo or u n
kirk can ne had If the the Mad River and LAKE
Ere Ra,lroad Company iva im'l l.. JOf.l7l brVad~av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
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mediate places. 10y Railroad and Steamboat
Three DAILY Lines eaca toos Ihror1t IN sT aonrs
between Tyo ana Albany when the Trans Will run AZ
LEAVE NEW YORK. GOING NORTH,
From the cdice. Chau,'ers-street.
AL Am. for POUGhKEEPSjE, stopping at all the
%ts%M' for ALBANY aud TROY stopping at Man
Peekskili. Garrsons, Cold Sprns. Fshkil New Ham
barsh Poughkeepsle, thence by stee'eI ARhENlA O.
Tvoh touching AT intermediate places on the n'er ana by
Railroad TO Albany and Troy.
At9A NJ Tor TARRyTOW y and az int rInedaie places.
Az II. m for ALBANY and TROY, stopping the same
At2 Pm. Tor PoUG3fKEEPSIE freight and passen-
At4P. NJ. for ALBANY. stopping at Inrrytowa sing
Sing, Bcscobel Peekskil Garisons Cold Spring Flshsl
~ Tyo, a"d hv Rlraad t. Alhany ead Troy
AtNPM for TARRYTOWN only, stopping al AL way
stations. N ,
Atop Nj. for PETKsKILL. stopping at all way sta
tons 1870 -
NJ Iamhnrrh Low pos.t Fishkii Cold Spring Gar
rsons Peekskll Bosoobe Croton, Sing Sing, TarrytoNn
psaImn, Dobhs Ferry, Hastings, fonkers, One hundred
AID Fifty seconds st and Manha,tsnyle. - No.
All Nj Tor Freight and Passengers to NEW-fOhk'
stopping at al way st<ions on signal.
At 10, AM. Tor .W-YORK, ior ON arrival OF the
st4auboai trom Tyo1 stopping at New-Ham6ursh, fish
kR Cold Spring Gsrsons Peekskill Boscohel, Sns-Sne
Tarrtown. DoDbss Fsrry sHd YOnsers.
At2P Nj for NETWORK. t0r o. arrival ol NE sttain
hos stopping preceding Tram, and also At Man
49, NJ for NEW YORK ,or on arrival Of the boat
stepping al the princIpal way stations.
n B-The sieantssh Trans for hew-Nork viii les"e
th" oughkcepse Station 10 minutes previous I" the hour
adv eTtlscd above
IEAVs PEEhsEILL FoR NEWBORN,
AT 81 NJ. stoppl.s al all way stations Oh signal.
LEAVE TAESYTows FOR NEWBORN.
At2PM stopping at al way stations.
Al s. = VI stopping ~ all WAY stations.
Passengers viii prccurc tickets before the car,
New-York Aug, l. ioG autn