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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY Summer Arrangements. Commencing
MONDAY. March 81. lS5l.-TbIs Road extends from
ELIZARETHPORT 81 miles g. the WHITE HOUSE,
n j. reducing the staging between TIE terminus Of the
Road and EASTON TO Is miles.
THIS line leaves New YORK by steamboa, Red Jacket pier
No North River and connects with trans the New
jersey Railroad winch leaves New from foot Of COrt
lsnd-st
TRAINS UP-Leave New-York by steamboat Red jack
e. per No North River, at g A NJ Passenger; / "
freight and p NJ passenger; and by Railroad foo,
of COrand-st. at Q A VI and and 81 p NJ
Trains leave Whit. House and following places Tor New
York = follows
White House al ., " Freight a; $40 A NJ; Passen-
ger al ~ p Nj
Scmerylle at4 81 A NJ Freight al e5A NJ, Passenger
at205P.M
Bound Brook at4 50 A. NJ; Freight al IS A. M Pas
senger al 2 - 7. NJ
Plainaed az 90 A. NJ Freight at IS A NJ. Passenger
sts3oP. NJ
westheld q, 20 A NJ Freish, d, 50 A NJ Passenger
at2 - Z Nj
Eiirsbethlown IS NJ, Freight at 10 BOA. NJ, Pas
penaer at Tsp NJ
Elizabe thYort AZ 30 A NJ Freight at lsi5 A NJ; Pas
sehgeT al 80 7 VI
On TUESDAYS Thursdays aud SATURDAYS trans leave
Somerie Tor PespaCk Lesser Cross Dads and PlGcksmIn
STAGES WI be In readiness the ARRIVAL OF the ".
tram on New lok ~ the hEe House CONVEX passen-
gers Eason WilkeSbaEre Bethlehem. Allentown aud
Mauch CHUNK. Penn aud TO Clinton FenInston Lebanon
Milford and Be.flle-e M.
NB-An BAGGAGE a; the rlsS ~ the owners until de-
Eytret the actual OF the Agents the Com
p4ny ana checks " reeepts gwen therefor nab II
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

- FALL XIV ER-By tht splendid and superior ste am
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE. of great strength
and speed particularly od te the navigation cf Loag
Island Sound, running IN decilm with the Ftol River
and Old Colony Railroad. distance OF 50 nes to Boston
only Leave pier 8 y K near the Battery
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton. on TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and SA1URDAYS.at NJ.
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS. al 5 NJ
1es line the ouls that direct for Newport.
These steamers fitted with cc'mcdlcus staercoius
and even for she and comfort oi
who afforded hv tins route nights
board, and arrival at Fall River proceed ter Railroad,
reaching Boston early the follow nag
board g,tta- their breakfast. wished or. until the
starting o. ths accommodation tram QCaster-past
O'Clock, Nj whach reaches Bostx at quarter before
O'Clock AM.
baggage master is attached 10 each steamer who
ceyes and tickets the haggsSe and accompanies ;he same
80 It's destination.
The rates fur passage and the prc. II ae
~ nv other lines
steamer runs an with TINS hne 20 and frcn
Providence. daily. except Sundays.
Fare from Newly orA through 90 Providence Fail RvW
or Newport IS Ia New BediOrd. fare $ o.
Freight "a Boston II taken a. tbe same rates ~ he
ohcf gul.r lines and forwarded with expedition by
IN Express fre-ht Tram which leaves Fall kNer
morning ,SunGays excepted a. o'clock iyr Boston aud
New beO01e STIlya.s al rs destination al about IL
A Nj.
For freight apply board az The Office On Per y K.
fcr saierccs eer,hs apply board, l. IL ARID
u scc'se them sheSd Application may he riade 20
ielN Tl>DALk BORDEN. Agents. " ana n Wesi-st.
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son RIVER RAILROAD

NETWORK TO ALBANY and TROY, and inter-
mediate places, by Railroad and Steamboat
Three DAILY Lane, each eaS.-Ihrouoh IN SIR ioNTs
On MONDAY, Aug T. the road Will be opened for tsvei
between Tivoi and Albany when the Trans Will run as
fellows, (SuBdsys executed
LEAVE SBWyoRK, come NORTH,
From the office near Chan,bers-street.
AL AN for POUGHKEEPSiE. stopping al all the
A,SAM fer ALBANY and TROY, stopping at Man
haitanyihe Yonkers Dobbs Ferry. Tanytown Sing Sing
PeeksAii Garrsons, Cold Spring. Fishkll: New Ham
huTgh Poughkeepsie, thence by steamer ARMENIA To
Tyo touching intermediate places the rivcr. and by
Railroad to Albany aud Troy.
At9A M for TARRYTOWN and all intermediate places
Atiil AM for ALBANY and TROY, stopping the same
it2P.M. Tor POUGHKEEPSIE, (freish, and passen-
gors) Topping at all way stations
Sing Bcscohel Peekski. Garnsons. Gold Spring FshAll
Hamburgh and Pssghkeepse and thence by steamer
To Tlynl and hy Railroad 10 Albany and Troy
Ala p III foI TARkYTOWN only, stopping a, all way
XtSP. NJ for PEEKSKILL, stopping at all way sta
LEAVE roVeHkEgrsIH. GOING SOUTH
Ats AM for NEW iORk, Stopping at Milton Ferry.
New -Hamburgh. Low ant Fishkill, Cold Spring Gar
Dearmar Dob~ Ferry, Hastings. Workers, One Hundred
and Fifty second ST. and NJ ,nhaltanvIile
At7AM for Freight and Passenger TO NEW-fORk.
At lOi AM. for NEW-YORK, tor On arrival of the
steamboat nom lToh) stopping at New Ham6uIgh Dish
k Cold Spring; GaTsons Peeksk Boscooel. Sing Sing,
Tarrtown n. Dobbss Ferrv and Yonkers
At2P n for NEw-YORX, Tor on arrival of the steam
boat stopping preceding Tram and also at Man
Ate,P M for NETWORK. Tor on arrival Of the boatJ
stepping the principal way stations
LEAVE PsEKsSllL FOR Ew-YoRK,
Al 81 NJ, stopping at all way stations OF signal.
LEAVE rARRYr TOWN foR NV YoRk.
AtfP III stopping at all way stations
Me PM stopping at all way stations ..
Passengers viii procure tickets before entering the cars
N~w-YorS Aug l. 1881 aui,
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Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE.

~ MIN IsIStr ~ e TOT ~ l. JILL ~ - "
LINE eaves Per Ne l. North RIVER foot Of Battery place.
DAILY (Sundays eIcepes Al clok A VI the spien
diC steamer JOHN POTTER. Capt. Jphn SIMPSON for
South Auboy thence the Of the Company
Camden reaching Philadelphia q, 2j NJ stopping
Spo,,swoti West PruSpect Plans Cranberry Station.
Elghtstow1. CenieNIle, Nswie~n. Sand HIS, Borden
town and Burlington.
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily tSundays excepted
81 M Wa Snuth AabOy 10 Camden, arriving al Phla
dulpAs a; g. II stOpP,Zs AZ SgO;,swo-d. West Hgh~-
town B1rden.own Burlington. beverly, RancocAs and Pal
nyra Freehold and Monnou passengers b. either Tram,
FAR. Si ceats
Fxrc bv e,ther s. % FORWARD deck -
Breakfast dinner supper prov1ded ol @r the steam
boat John Potter.
EMICRANT LINE A. s. o'eiock. PM.-PAsseEseu
leave by steamboat NSPORT Capt John Gould daily,
tSunds,s excep:eil at o'clock, NJ for South Amho,
proceed hy ears Bor and take Steamboat "a BU n
1lNGrON and arive at Psilsdslphs neat morrirs al
O'Clock. Fare 81 ~
lftY pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger to hs
81 the rsk owner nothing Will b. receisec
k2s BLISS, Asssi.
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II. ". HARRINGTON.
WV Atty for Attaching Creditor.
Iy2 iawl2wV
DFCFIyERS' SALE.-The subscrib.

DECEIVERS' SALE.-The subscrlb-
srs Receivers for the Creditors and Stockholders Of
the President and Managers II the NEW HOPE DELA-
WARE BRIDGE COMPANY, by virtue Of Acts OF the
egSlatures of New-Jersey and Pennsyya
MA Will sell at PJ BlIC AUCTION. at the Lambertviile
House 81 joseph AaroHson. IN the town OF Lambert
VILE New Jersey FRIDAY 18th day of October next
between hours OF u and Ia vat A. O'Clock IN the
afternoon Of SAID day all that certain Bridge across the
River Doaw Abutmcnt Lots, aud Toll House aud Lot
all and singular the appurenances thereto belonging
and also all the chartered nights privileges and franchises
of the SAID Company.
The sand Bridge IN good repar-the timber, wood
work and piers Icing perfectly sound
For several past II ha, yielded clear income OF
from g 500 per yearhat paying the interest
of $4,000 beside leaving snrpus 10 Keep the bridse vi
good repair -
Since the of the Belydere Delaware Rail
road Lambertve, II l. confidently expected the income
will be increased
good ttle 10 the said Bridge and chartered rights,
privileges and franchises. will be gwen For the parcu-
lars which those wishing 10 purchase are referred "a The
sand Acts authorizing the Subscribers 10 sell the same
ANY further information be had by inquiry OF the sub
SCI beers one Of whom be found al their Office IN Lam
bertvllle
Ten Der cent of the purchase money will be required ON
the dsy Of sale and the remainder ~ instalmenrs The
conditions Ill be- for purchasers and Will be- made
known more IN detail the day of sale, previously mt
tL, .uest If those wishing buy-Dated July q 1851
JOHN RUNK.
JOHN II WAKEFIELD tpacevers
ADAMS {. DAVIS,
PHINEAS jerks,
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VNHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Ths ships

vHyIHulI lHN IAt dIt tHt
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
1CIlC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt. Coinstock.
ADRlATIC, Capt. Grafton.
fhss shrs have been built by contract expressly FOR
Government service every has been tax IN their
sueton also their Engines TO insure strength ana
sst and their accommodations for passengers un-
NaAed tcf elegance or ccsfott Prce Of passage nom
Msio'k " Iverpoo $50 exclusive use ai eytra size
xxeiocms $3sS, from Liverpool to New-York f35 An
esrescsd surgeon attached To each ship No berth can
scursd until paid for The owners of these ships VIII
accountable Tor gold silver, bullion specie. jewelTy,
yse3s stones metals, EEleSs bills OF ladng rsseA
tnssY aud the value thereof therein expressed
'''' ~ s,o Nnrsx,,< ~ rr,o nIS MI mo
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- SNns =, lAN-kAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL
koAbS-fNpess irsns leave SwseFls follows. On
Va, viva {" Tie Ere tralss Al soc,cck A NJ stopping
ONLY al RAMSEY h9hoSas, Patterson Huylers aud Boil
ing Sp'mg Stiet oc.cck NJ aopplng osly Al Hohok az
Paterson and Boling Spring
Leave NewNotS al scIock A NJ sioncns MY AZ Pat
srson and hehoSus AT o'clock Pm stopping only .,
fsSsAlc biluse rS'srsuh and HeaokGs al o'clock Il.
sioprlng oRy n Boiling Sprins Huylsr's ana Rsmsey's
TIE Express trans Leave NIaFSetst station Paterson.
nor NEWTON al ~ A NJ and 81 and let YA or on the
arrival If the nun suaerns Tns IN tsin, step A,
BERGEN signal
nSPM
PATERSON TRAINS iesv, Paterson at u and ia
e'elock A NJ and IL O'Clock n Leave Nev-York a; !
O'Clock A M, and and .! oelsck PM
sUEDAHS-Leavs paiersos at y o'clock An and S
O'Clock Pm. Leave Nsw-York AS o'clock A M Ands
o'clock Pm nyisE
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SUPREME COURT-City and County

SUPREME COURT-City and County
~ of Newly ork-John ID Poole, Plaintiff ag'Hnt Mary
Fhzsteth po,le Hannah u Hopper Harneit Budle-
man Hem, Budlema and Henry Budl.man, Sen Defend
ants pursuance Of and by virtue OF Judgment or de.
cree ed in this action bearing date the 2 day OF Au
gus; 1851 wiz eXpose for se at public auction "a the
h DAY of September 1851 at - o'clock at noon OF tha
Jav y, Tie Merchants Exchange. the City Of New
YORK the LANDS and PREMISES described IA sand judg-
nent or decree as ioOws-ylz All that LOT OF LAND
living IN the town OF Harlem IA the Hllth ward IN the
C,ty of New York and known made by Benjamin
Tayor as lot No g. and bounded follows Beginning on
the side of the main road eldmo Harlem
Bridge al the ncrth easery Of lot No and run
nng thence southery along the east bounds OF ne same
one hundred feet thence eastey fifty feet 70 lot No T.
theme. nothey aon, the one hundred feet 10 the
aforesaid road and thence south-wesery along the same
fttv feet IN The place Of beginning dated New-York
AnyyrSt II 1881 THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
: SAxuEI. NJ PURIFY, Plaintiff Atiornes West Farms
n aul3 2aw3w
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

N
lN-Trams leave NEW YORK as follows, from pier foot
of Duane-st daily. tSundays excepted):
l-MOkNING EXPRESS TRAIN at s A NJ. for Dun
Kirk stopping only at Suierns Chester, hlddetown Della.
ware Narrowsburgh. Deposit Susquehanna Binghanpton
Owego. Waverly Elmra, Corning, Hornellsyle, Olean
Friendship, Little Valley and GencSee. This train con-
Dunkrk with ne ofspleDdld Steamers one of
which leaves Immediately ARRIVAL of the for Cleye
land direct arriving time 20 take the Express Tram for
Cincinnati Passengers FOR Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo
take this tram and srrive Geneva the evening
and at Rochester and Buffalo the same night
g. MAIL TRAIN, at SAM, VIA Piermont stopping at
all the Stations. and arriving at Elmra at 81 M THIS
at Emira all night and proceeds next morn
ing at o'clock, arriving al Dunkirk IN the afternoon
8 WAY TRAIN t3i PM VIA Piermsht, Otisvhie' an4
all intermediate Stations.
WAY TRAIN at 5 p NJ, via Jersey City, for Onsvile,
and all intermediate Stations.
s EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, ats PM, for DIM
Tram and Hancock, Great Bend, Beiydere and Great
Valley
This Tram connects Dunkirk with the splendid steam
srs NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
one of which will leave for DETROIT direct on the
ARRIVAL Of and connect at Detroit with the EK-
press Trains on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD, for Chicago Milwaukee, &c
this Tram arrive at Geneva and AZ Roches-
ter and Buffalo in advance OF any other line
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dnklrs at
GA stopping at the Stations as gong west anu a
rlving IN New-York the same evening -, .;
O. WAY TRAIN, leaves Otisvllle at ct A. n s"plshs
at all the Stations. arriving ~ New-foTk Al ~ ~
8 MAIL TRAIN. leaves Dunkrk at 10 A " stopping
at all the stations and arrives in Elmira at q r M
4 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva al A M; ana f1llni-
at A. M stopping at all the Stations ana 1n'o' La
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dnsrk at
g. stopping at the places gosng west and at
Goshen and arrives N New-fe rk the next ioren11a
atop NJ for all Stations the Road. and FOR Rochester
and Buffalo CHARLES DfINOT, Superintendent 10 Sf
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SUPREME COURT. County of Nsw:

- YoEE-CHKISTIAN 6. DELAY An a-aInst JOHN
III hPHkIEs-S .Il...Jns FOR money cenihd On ooL-
tact 10 the above named Defendant --sl foh are
which ID be fled n o.ce Of the CLERK o. me Sy AM
CouHtv Of New-Yors on th- 18th day of JAY lsol ana
cop of your On me- al M once AZ IlHre
= Beekuac-sf NewYork City, within twenty dsss ai<
the hereof tcSye O the asy ri such service sod
# Won fa 20 answer he Compliant A. Aforesaid ne PAN
IN VII take Iuo for TIE sun 81 One Huhsrs1 ana
Tweut. Dollars besides the Costs Of ths ACTON Ds'eo'
Ns~-iork. July 70. 1871.
J. 4. STOUTESBuRG H. PiaIaisf Atiorbey
C,,rtS Office Julv ~ ,ssI va iswerWed
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

~ The az, caiion of the haycr Aldermen and Cnmnoa-
alt. Of ne C'v Of Ne~-forS. n alive to the EXTEND
ING OF CASAi-STREkT. m the md city. straight
Inc until ntsr>trts Halser-S'rr.t. ari the widening 90
&aGsrs;r'e IA The sG rfi IN The n,Sfh@rlv Sie - As
sweet ysn'y nse feet in ~ih % Rutgrr street
and III, throwing of n, gore formed D. The intersection #
Center OrAnEs .kCT and Cana streets INTO the street
The undersigned. Comm Ss4OGsS IT Estimate AID Assess
rer- 30 above entitled -.sr QlrSaan-e Z Rule
O-er c'rc sud supreme Court, made the third day
CT June ai gcrcby public ao.!-c At an Application
Vii ~ c m me sau Court ~ >?cra Tenn thereof.
.ohc held q the CITY Ealoi the CITY 81 NewNok. the
t;hDAY OF AUGUST A. the o1 nfg of the CO ~
on bat Gas thereafter Counsel he heard
~ katr ur Cr,r thai the Report t. ttos r, made NE
sd natter D., he ii E>lne'e en1 ASsess
neut At .ed .hsreia b Ief,TroJ hs-> - the Cuum>
ir feys cor, ctIon, With power % n vssief
The sub Of she >d R1alrt. aud in maze nr
heIr:. .hcir dsrcn, Sa4. be necessary o. ete-
en- Tlct 0,aer OTtc- rs the sd CouTi nay tnS
proper nlasc tae pTsudscS-D1tCt NeS-loIk. jay
90 1851 RICHARD SWIFTLY
OGDEN EDWARDS. : Commissioner.
W90 .kug 10 SERAHDUS CLARK
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VORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

tee "A hereby gwen that Petitions Ls ss.,o,ss C,r-
sn,sS IN the Board OF Aldermen. and referred 20 W. %
rnstee on Sewers for SEWER N Nh-ar frra
snS ash Sc YES, Of rail track Also f,"n Ave-
GT..,wrcb ay 10 North Rver Also N ga 81, "a Nd
nue. z34 East Also IN It, be- rSy aat En,-sis
Ii ,sa,,oa IN the board Of ASSES aa's io .Yse1e
sion OF The 4hs from ,ve having o6jeetios
A. ssS' ss r.Sasssd to present the same n ~as 3, res
n ths interest; aaS p ees u the crot Ague
deHcs 20 IL -. or before S0:h Inr by cras OF 'ne
Jars - "a ers-Nes- f.rk Aag II: Is,i, ~
s'S~> -
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate II the County of New-fHk notice n hsreny
gwen 10 an persons having claims JAMES kELL,
late of the City deceased - present me same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribe. al the ONCE S
VIM ID Morris No 20 Grovc-s;. IN the G'y Of New York
On before the sixth day OF October next Dated Ne"
York the 3st day VI March, 1881.
as law6m' Wed ,Slgned NJ SPENCER, Executor.
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SUPREME COURT of the STATE of

- NEW YORK Emily BTydses 1sans; franei 81 %
Sta-r Summons N Contract To FRANCS 4 slAhh'
Defendant You are h,rc1r required % a-sNSl vac -
,n, w : acor md .sre "a co1y o. Your answer Oh me
AZ The Git IT New lo.k WITHIN twenty ia. aiteI -,
sce 81 t,s summons. exclusive 81 the da' ~ %
vru motif 81 iAa II TAI - an" er tr
tie Plaintiff viii then and there tahe Nl-heht ~ o7
tho sand hundred sni seventy 's u'-AL1 iI i
,ec4fef ~ the compliant l"hE4 VIII -, IL "a
fed Ia ill., &c o.. th. Clerk e the CIT aud COUNTY of
- fr,rg - a., ALBERT MATHEWS.
fv23 laW3wN P.1Htl5's Attorney, - " d =.
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAIL

" ROAD Sumner A.raLgtme1t. On AID afteI
CaIalst sio. Aea- BTcayAy paSs.nseTs 50 received
,nth-s, TRAINS EASTWARD.
ccemInoeatIon Tram a; A NJ for \. ~ Haven and
eli nteru,dste stations Pasea-ers from Way Slatons F
Albany The Stations the Hc1saton,c nd Naugarpos
Railroads, = u taxi ts tram ald top at bridgeport Pas
fir Boston, Proyderc Worcester Hartford Sprne-
sed and nnect u, RIVER Railroads Will take this tram
sad Jon EN1res Tram al NewHaYen Passenger for the
Canal Railroad VII take ;his tam % New Haven
Express Tram a; o'clock VI for Stanford, Bridge
port and Haven thence Hartford. Springfield, Con-
nsc,c1t River Railroad Worces'er Providence and Boston
Passengers ior Canal Rar I'd Fl changa cars AZ New
Haven Passengers for :he Hosatomc Railroad 20 state
Line Albany aud Pttsfeid aad ;or the NaHgaiucs Kali
road vii stop At Bridgeport ~
Accommodation Tram at O'Clock A NJ, for New-Ha-
ven and all intermediate Staicas Pasengsr by thls Tram
for Stations the Hartford and NewHayen Railroad,
vii remain over at Haven until p NJ Passengers
FOR s;en BY ,n. this Train ma, rfnSn over Ta y,
Station where:he ETpress Tram receives passengers
Passengers by this Tram ior the Canal Railroad 'il remain
SPECIAL IRAN al ili5 NJ for Port Chester and inter-
T.press Trsm at sp VI for Stamford Norwalk Bridge
port and New Haven, thence 10 Hartford Springfield, Wor-
eester and Boston conns,iIns At brdgcp2rl WITH tren d
gautucA Railroad On Sa'uraJ this Tram connects with
fr.in Of Canal Railroad a. New Haven
g. Accommodation Tram at NJ for New-Havea and
I Communication Train a, 25PM. for NeW-Havep and
8. speca IRAN a: ssPM Tor Por Chester and inter-
"'D'A'' ''-' TRAINS TO NETWORK
SPECIAL tram at 20 NJ from Port Chester, stopping
a. III intermediate stations
2 Communication Tram 4 NJ from NewHaven, stop
ping all the Intermediate stations -
g. Accommodation Tram at IS A NJ from New-Havea,
soppng all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugatuok Railroad at Bridgeport. .
4 Accommodation Tram 80 An from New-Haven,
Etoppmg all intermediate stations passengers
from Hartford and Haven, Canal and HALL
road. -, -, -
EI1ess Train at IS N I'm connection with the IL.
press Tram from Beston) from New Haven, stopping AZ
bridgeport NorWak, and Stamford, receiving passengers
from the Housatonc Railroad at Bndgeport. and Canal
Railroad al New Haven.
SPECIAL Tram at IS p NJ from Port Chester stopping
al all intermediate stations
Accommodation Tram AT % p VI. (reoeiyng pa-eea-
from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, IRON
New Haven stopping at all intermediate stations .
8 Express Tram al u =. NJ COR II connection Win
Express Train from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Nor
walk and Stamford. arriving IN NewYOrk at II 80 r. NJ
Evening Train from Pttseld connects with THIS Tram AZ
Bridgeport.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
,eST GEO W WHISTLER, Jr., Superintendent.
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lFOPNING LINE for ALBANY

MORNING LINE Tor ALBANY
lvR Tn. new AM .i.raut ,,ezsne. REINDEER. Capt.
An.r. Derror- VII leave SesYerk froG per loot q
kurs7-st -r.rv MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FhI-
MORNING, II 0clo, ssd retnTI ~ leave 4 0anv
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS ami SATURDAY. AZ ne
Same hour Has.s the usus a,0ss each ~ heais
md o f4rG Fare Nsv-ourgh IIa POI senss
n B Fnr :crther information lp-lv 70 JAMES BISHOP
20 Dc rsy-st Eew-y0ls Uir
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of BARGES.

DOUGHKEEPSIEL LINE of BARGES.
u The barge CLINTON. Capt Wiltsie, every MON
DAY. EXCHANGE, Cart. ROsekrans. every THURS
DAY POUGHKEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, every SATUR-
DAY "a; o'clock p NJ, from foo: of Munsy-st for pas
sengers and freight The above barges elegantly fur
nshed with state and spacious and comfortable cab
ms and are expressly fitted for the comfort and eonvs
nience of passengers and at Poughkeepse IN tina
for the stages to Sharon Pine Plains and New Milford Fof
further Indignation. apply board the barges, Wto
al5 SIN WILLIAMSON VAIL. l64 West-st.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IA IN and for the County Of New-York at the Erosaes
Office m the City Of New York the Fist OF August. IN
the year one thousand right hundred and hyone Pre-
sent Alexander Bradford Surrogate. In the matter OF
the application mortgage lease or sell the Real Estate OF
JOHN PHELAN decreased. On reading and ming the
application Of WILLIAM h. TArrERSALL, Executor
the last VIII and Testament IT John Pheian late of the
City If New York. deceased. for authority TO mortgage,
lease or sell the Real Estate of the SAID deceased for The
payment Of his debts ordered that all persons inter-
ested IN the estate OF the said John Phean deceased
pear before the Surrogate Of the County OF at
his Office III the City OF York. the Fifteenth day
Of September NEXT at ten o'clock the forenoon OF that
day. then and there 81 show why authority should not
gwen the SAID Executor 90 mortgage lease sell so
much of the Real Estate the SAID John Phelan deceased
a. shall he sufficient to pay his debts
ans " A " BRADFORD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
SUPREME COuRT.-ln the matter OF

- / n Emil ttt II l IN the matter OF
~ tie gp..c.;Iou of ;as MAYOR Aldermen and Com
nouary 90 the City of New-Iork. Relative 20 the IN
TENDING II CtNAL-ST. IL sad c... 4 a strait hnc
until = m,Crscc:s WalAerSt.. ant the WIDENING Of
WALkEk-sT the said CITY the l-thory side
q form seyeny-fyc feet width - Rutgers
and the throw If the formed hv the intersection 4
Center Orange. walker and Canal INTO ts street
In pursuance ol rule order of the said supreme Court
made The 81 da of june 1851 the above etlf lei mat
ter Pubic Notice heroes that appc tinn viii
be made the said Court al sqeca term thereof 10 he
held a. the CT, Hall Of the Ciiy ot NeSIorN GA SATlR-
DAY .he 10Th cag Of August TIE opening 81 the
Court day thereafter counsel he
heard ur rule order that tie Report heretofore made
the SAID matter ~ the Commissioners 4 Estimate an
Assessment appointed therein De- referred hac> 70 the Com
mHSioners for revSa correction. with power 20 recon-
der the matter o the SAID report and 70 make
report A. IN their judgment. shat Re necessary ard
expedient for such other order the sd Court
think proper to isaks m the premises Dated NewNcrS
july 10Th, 1851. HENRY +. DAVIES. Counsel To the
CORPORATION. lN39tAlb