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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
Tremendous Tornado in the East.

BosToN, Saturday, Aug %. 1851.
few minutes before O'Clock last evening ter
rihc Tornado struck IN WATERFOWL and passed
through the villages OF West Cambridge, part of
Someryille and MCdord TO Madden, where II ex-
pended iisef-ts Path about five rods vide, presents
"a scene OF fearful destruction
In West Cambridge. the following are among the
sufferers from damage to buildings Messrs Fes-
sender, Whiiemore d Co.'S store entirely demol-
lshed GershOmS and Henry WhltiemoreS card. fac
tory UuroOied Edwin k. Prescoii'S house partly un-
Buckmans house badly damaged az stable IN
rooted Thomas L. ThOrpe's house unroofed and
ChmneyS blown down. lot on GaSsett's do
Luke AgurS'S house roofs carried away John FIJI
lerowns bulllmg badly injured Baless hotel, with
ali TIE stables and oui-builcngs completely leVeled
Wllla.s Clark's harness shop unroofed Samuel
swans house unrooied and otherwise damaged the
same also occurred tOihe mouse OF David W Horton,
John Frost John Fowie, Russell Proctor. Eewln K
Prescott. Mrs Frost. Daniel BuToeck and others.
The livery stable OF William Whitem0re was IN
rooted, and sheds ard Outtuild.nes belonging 10
Thomas Gushing were lcyeled. A. the tornado ap-
preached N6ciCTd Il narrowed IN dimensions but IN
creased IN iuiy TIE elegant mansion OF Rev. John
EcrpoIt Was nearly demolished. Two men were
blown entirely acrCSS lie Mystic River
Al Tie MouioTG Gate, three large and elegant
dwellings were blown down they belonged TO
MeSSIs. Usher. Edwards ard Bacon. Mr. sanford,
the station master, was seriously injured MS son,
a boy Of i 6aTs cII-tad both h4s legs broken. A
fresht car rear tie station lifted up and borne
over one track. clearing fence and landing some
Ten rOcs az, IA az adjoining fed.
Several shops Il Nesiord we've blown down. aud
many OF The most valuable Orchards IN MiGtlesex
County rros.raled The following persons were n
,ured anc conveyed 70 TIC Hospital. Luxe Costello,
arm broken abb otf,TAl>e bruised James sand
loru, both LEGS orOsen. iihty were ampusaied lasl
evening". CeoTge Maxwell, head fractured NJ.
Huf1Iuss,t +. lLieT--.-l II aTles.
Nouer>ous. fortunately, were killed The total
dafnase caI4lot ce les than 100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

LATER FROM SALT l,gE.-Mr. James
Boothe reached ST. Louis this Saturday morning IN
the Cataract. haihug from California, by the over
land route He was = days ont from Sacramento
On his way he stopped at The Mormon settlement al
salt Lake, which he reached on the 5th Of July
The MormonS were maN'ng great progress m nulld
ing their temple. and hundreds OF hands were al
work on their railroad All Kinds Of merchandise
were So plenty IN Desoret that trade Was unusually
duh
On the plains Mr. r. met large number OF Oregon
trains from Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. There
Was no chance of their reaching their destination
this season, on account of the worn down condition
of their cattle and they would be obliged To winter
al Salt Lake The grass on The plains was anun-
dant but very scarce ON the mountains
The Pawnees are AZ war with the thians ana
Sioux. In a late skrmlSh four Pawnees we're k'ioh
BY the Sioux . ,.
We are under obligations Ia Mr. Boothe for ia's
COPY of The Desert NeWS IL II destitute OF news
the Mrs strange 10 say. Is printed on paper manu-
featured at Salt Lake paper Of very superior quail
~ Isl Louis Union, 10Th
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FATAL RAILROAD ACcmENr-On Sltur-
day morning. at a5oute ococs. man BY the name Of
Kelly was rrn over and instantly killed by lOcomo-
tive Of the Long Island Railroad between CumbeE-
land-sl and CaIiion-av The deceased was a labor
er upon the road. and WIS pursuing his way along
the track 10 his work toward Bedford, when a loco
motive, accompanied by tender only, came up
within half dozen rods of him without ms perceiy-
ing H. The engineer then blew his whistle. but
whether the unfortunate man heard lit Was said
he was hard of hearings not known lie was
caught by the cow-catcher AMI mangled IN a shock
ing manner The Coroner had not arrived when
our informant left the painful scene. We did not
learn the name of the engineer.
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Fire IN New-ttaven.
Correspondent OF the y y Tribune
NV HANNN.Ni rnlrSAAY. Ang 81. u


Nsw-HAvXN. u, Thursday. Aug a. 1851.
This afternoon about I O'Clock. fire was
discovered IN the buIcing tins CITY, kaown as the
"Od Museum" Notwithstanding the whole FIRE
Department; Was promptly on the spot. - burnt for
1--WE hOurs, and then only stopped for the want VI
something to feed upon The secret u. tins building
has become an mtVlcrahle nuisance. u eting the
abode OF nearly hundred ~ the lower order ci
Irish. II had become perfect ccSSpool, contamma.
ting the very atmosphere m that otherwise beautiful
locality. The of ne property refused to pu'
rv IT, let others the Board ot Health took az.
ton the matter. ordered the building depopula,ej
or before The sOh ms, y yesterday and further
decreet. that n lc clcanse', and shut mp Tor w
months Il sf,yrltci clean>ei Although some sew
enoreight fire Corpanie. were presentit was aston
iShing 10 the uuiuiiiaet hai little damage or Nm.
dranco the flames sustained from their edoriS, some
PLAYED with the water squirting u here and there
while o.lcT Companies 81 QuieilvupOn their engines
looking On and singing songs Nothing Is now len
OF ths venerable o. rookory and the BEST thing that
the town can do Is. 10 extend Court-st.. m whose
wake this pcSt-hOuSc iHv No insurance, Tor the
hest reason. Loss ~ the owner, probably $oeoo
Gain ~ The ct, $4,000 NOurS, &c AJ.w.
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ffqal Notices.

SUPREME COURT In the matter of
- the application OF he Mayor, Abdomen aud Common
atty Of he City of New relative % the opening 81
SIXTY-SECOND-STREET. from 5th-ay. 70 8h-av. ,
IN the CITY Of Nex-YoTk -PllSIc Notice IS hereby
gwen by The MAYOR Aldermen and Commonaliy OF ne
Civ Of Kew York pursuant 20 sta ute such made
and provided the SAID the Mayor Aldermen and Com
onalty of the City Of New York intend 20 make aPpca-
ZION IN Inc SUPREME Court Of the state Of New York at
Special Term Of the said Court to he held AZ the City Han
Of the Cts Of New York ray, the 10Th day OF sep
emher 1851 the opening Of the Cont that day OF as
soon thereafter as Counsel he heard, iVr the appoint
ent Of Comns Of Estimate and Assessment N ths
above entitled matter that the nature and extent OF he
Improvement hereby intended Is the opening Of tSd-
St from SHAY 20 the 3h-av., IN the Cfy Of
New York as laid out upon the map plan oi the
CITY of New York under and by virtue Of an act OF the
LEGISLATURE Of the People Of the state Of YORK en-
titled An act relative improvements touching the lay
ng ont Of streets and roads the City ef New ana
FOR o,her purposes" passed Apn 81 1907 Dated New
york August ~ 1851 HENRY T. DAVIES,
sn15 tSeutzO Counsel TO the Corporation.
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CITY ITEMS.

phenomenon OF the whirlpool IN a funnel. always
moving IN the same direction, If not counteracied,
has long been subject Of unsuccessful investigation
among scientific men. f d. Saunders, OF Poisyllle
Penn has submitted demonstration OF the pnnci-
pie TO the Academy Of Natural Sciences Of Phiadel-
phia. Il traces the cause TO the eariAs rotation
The demonstration viii appear m the next number
of the Academy proceedings. II differs materially
from the solution OF the problem of the pendulum.
and OF Prof Strong's wheel, as the mouonto De ac-
counted for Is N the opposite direction.
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EXTRAORDINARY GARprNINe.--A letter

from Paris In The Boston Atlas. says gardener
near the Jardn dos rlantes has the good fortune Ia
collect the aris,ocracy his green houses, TINS week
You see the gardeners are IN iuil I'd. 10 fortune
for no ,nnears To possess one OF Moses gifts.
In the middle of one OF the borders ot hrs garden are
several dahla stalks and rose bushes, covered WIN
leaves but without single blossom, or even buds ,
after YOU have closely examined these plants, the
gardener takes awaierng-pot, filled with liqud com
position waters the plants. and then covers them
VIII, a siass and asks YOU 10 look al them la nm
ute YOU see the plant IN travail bud q, fofnod, IL
exuands Il becomes "A nowcr-al IN ten minutes
Cut the flower and Il appears A. perfect A. 10 II had
been nurtured by the sun Nor - this all In an "d
Joining bed he has cherry trees covered WIN lehF's
6c nerfor,ns the same operation / have Just rc.
counted, and IA eight minutes you have plaieh OF
Tpe cherries"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
AT a SURROGATE'S COURT, held

in and for the County Of New York the S1rogates
Office IN the City Of New York on the First Of August IN
sent Alexander Bradford Surrogate In the matter Of
t application TO mortgage lease sell the Real Estate Of
JOHN PHELAN, deceased. on reading ana hlihg tle
apuhcation of WILLIAM X. TArTERSALL, Executor
Of the last VIII and Testament q John Phelan late OF the
City Of NewYork, deceased for authority 70 H'etgdse,
lease or the Real Estate of the SAID deceased for ne
payment of his debts II ordered, that ali persons inter-
esed of the said jOha Phean deceased ap-
pear ber. the Surrogate Of the County OF New-fork at
his Office the City Of NewYork on The Fifteenth gay
of September next. O'Clock IN the forenoon 81 mat
ay then and there show Why authority should not
be gwen 70 the said Executor u mortgage lease or sell 20
the Real Estate OF the sad John Phsan de' eSe
an5 az A W BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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SUPREME CouRr-Spec,al Term.-Be-

fore Judge Edmonds.-ln the matter Of appointing
Commissioners 10 take land for the new ParS. Post
poned to third Saturday N September.
Cor-slins ysNSsr5H against Nssc- York csf S.af7'
Island Steam Ferry Ca, Goo LGi, sad ofasrs-Appl
cation was made on "Wednesday, by counsel Of Mr..
V, for injunction retaining The new Ferry CO
from lane ns passengers n the new dock erected ~
them-vhIch vas temporarily granted. On Fritas
he order was modified. permitting the Company -
use The deck. the matter 20 continued injunction
or that u ne res-irtel. 10 be argued to-day The
defense however tins forenoon. were no' faly
ready. and he case hes over I'll Wednc>.ay-ihe
orIsiual order. on motion of Mr. Clark, counsel "
MI ' . N the mean time. 20 &c restored.
SUPREME CoURr-ln Chambers. Before
Judge Kiug.-EH re matter o. Dr. JoAs CLARK. alleged
iunailc Referred for The selection Of proper pef
son 70 scl IS Committee notice 10 the heirs 10 70 adj
vertiStc. &c.
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BuRGLARIEs. The hardware store OF
VIM. y Glenn No s93 Fuon.st. was felOnlouSly
entered At an early hour on saturday and Tob0ed of
a number OF tools &c package Of scissors, which
had teen dropped by the burglars IN their hurry TO
get away. was found IN The ear OF the house >uo-
SeQu,niiy asis uppo Ell, the dry goods store OF Mrs
Mary BlrCSa No. .32 Fu.fOu>t. was also broken
into nv the sane gang, having effected an entrance
BY forcing of one OF the back shutters, by means of
Tie tools taken from MI Cicm'S store. They sue
ccetcd IN carving of goods 10 the value OF about
$50 They must have spent very comfortable
time in ihc latter place and taken things leiS1reN.
as the floor strewed with the StumP> of cigars
they had been smoking. No arrests.
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Late and Interesting from HAITI.

Bosros, Saturday, Aug. % 1881
The schooner Louisiana. from Aux Caves, August
lst arrlTed keTe tbs morning. letter. dated July
90 says In consequence Of TIE departure OF the
Emperor for the North. with hostile intent, as was
supposed. the holders Of touoloonS were shy, and
held them a 80 90
The English and French Csusuls had gwen public
ncace TIA. ,hsy would blockade every port IN the
Island IN case Ire HaJfans commenced hosulres
against ne DcmIaicars. The Inst parcel OF the new
Cc1ee crop had been ddlivered, and there Is no
doubt OF TIE immensely OF The yield Coffee has. IN
C0rse. geHce, fallen from 500 . S,5. Hlyuan cur
rtIcv
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FRoM PERNAMRUC0 ~ letter dated Per-
namhuco July ~ SAYS contagious fever hal broken
out IN that place The worst cases says the writer,
are IN the sarriSonS and among the men oiwm on
the station Both services have and suffering
yercly from It's deadly effects. IL has also slightly
appeared among the mercantile shipping. No case
has yet been announced on shore, and the hope -
that It may be wholly confined 10 the shipping am
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Further as 10 the Cuban Massacre.

BosTos, Saturday, Aug. %, 1851
A letter received here from Havana states that
the 80 men shot there had, in the first place
taken town. and held it for three days, without
a SOLITARY Patriot joining them 1t was probably
therefore their conviction OF their desperate stu
alton which made them attempt to escape
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pHuApELPHiA saturday, Aug. %, le9i-
YESTERDAY q German va arrested ~ Boftolio" 4
art committed @ await n INK eS-s atom on '-s
CLARKE a. beng tAc murderer oiiae a.e ini5 heA5
10, cay 4 ftN months silce. lie Has e'o2Al1t
VINE working c. tie t@Es. As TIE MAJ : - - !.
had occurred.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

- the application Of the Mayor, Aldermen AMI Com
mopslty of The Ciy If NeW-York relative 10 the OPEN
ING OF FIFTIETH- STREET from l0th-ay. TO the Hud-
son River. IN the City of New-York-Pubhc notice ~
berehv gwen bv the Magor Aldermen and COamonaty Of
the CITY Of York pursuant 10 statute IN such case
made an D, divided that the said The Mayor Aldermen
and Commonal,y of the City OF New York intend 10 make
application The supreme Court OF the STATE OF New
York NJ al Tenn the said Court to he held al the
cav Hall II the City Of NeSYork on Saturday the ZOth
day of September 1851 AT the opening the Cpurt on tha
dav or as soon counsel can be heard r the
aInontment el Commissioner Of Estimate and Assess
men; in the above entitled matter that the nature ana er
tent of the mproy hereby intended the opening Of
ATHEIST from 10th av the Hudson RIVER. N the Cty OF
New York laid out upon the map or plan 81 the CHy
New York under and by virtue Of an act Of the leelSa-
tre oihe pee e Of the STATE of New York entitled An
act relative improvements touching the laying ou OF
Streets and Roads IN the CITY Of NewYor and fer other
purposes passed April g. Dated Now IeIk August
10 ig5I HENRY + DAVIES,
au11 $50 Counsel to the Corporation.
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The Steamer Falcon Not arrived or due al New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday, Aug. 90, 1851.
The steamship Empire City, from Havana, Is
now fully due, with one days later intelligence
than the Cherokee would take TO NewYork
All classes here are waiting her news with the
most painful anxiety
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TELEGRAPHIC News FROM NEw-OR-
LEAxs.-The telegraphic dispatch which We publish
ed Saturday morning stating the arrival OF the EIl-
con al New Orleans, isevidently false. The Empire
City not the Falcon. was due at that place.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Kentucky Election

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Aug o. 1851
The official majority of Powell, Opp, for
Governor, in the whole State except Letcher
County, is $40 and Thompson, Wing, for Lieut.
Governor, 6.233
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SUPREME COURT-City and County

SUPREME COURT-City and County
~ Of New-York Mortimer Denote and Nathan Jack
SON executors and Ann T. Hale. efccuiiN, IT khas
HALE deceased, as Joseph Siearns. admnsttaior oi
John SteanS deceased Sarah Stearns, wife OF John >tea
John Stearns Jr Jane Mara wife of Ad,phss Lane and
John N, HonD n, James s, and sarah caIiIsn 81
Hcurv X StcaruS, doceased-fo JOSEPH h. STEARNS
Sr You are hereby summoned and required % wer he
complaint IN this action. OF which copy was filed IN the
Oacc at the CLERK Il the supreme Court oi the (y ana
COUNTY OF New Nok On the lih day OF July, 1851 at q
oclock M ard o. copy ofyour answer On as At
Office No ls7 Broadway, m the CITY II New-f ors
within twenty DAYS after the service hereof exclusive II
the day of such and YOU tai 10 answer me
complaint aforesaid the plaintiffs Ia TINS acton Wi
sppy 10 the Court Tor the rehsf demanded the COM
plant Dated july l2h, 1851. - ,-
nl4law-,yN plaintiffs Attorneys
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MrssIssIPPI.-O the lst and ID of Sep
TENDER, the election Of Delegates 70 me state
Convention. 10 consider what action Mississippi
Is to take as to the Adjustment Measures
&c takes Mace.
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Tennessee Election.

LOUISVILLE, Fnday, Aug. 2.
In the Third District Churchwel, Opp, Is
elected to Congress, over Anderson,( Whig) by -
majority. This makes the Congressional Dele
cation the same as the last Congress.
Campbeli's, (Whig) majority for Governors
2CO
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THE SUPREME COURT of the

u STATE Of NEW YORK.-Lewls Heymann and
Ad,Iphus Alexander against Henri Strauss and simon
are hereby required to answer the complaint
IN tins action and a cops me at the CITY OF New
York within twenty DAYS after the service OF THIS sum
mons exclusive the day Of and you are also
notified that you fail TO the complaint the PLAIN,
s vii then AND there take judgment for four thousand
seven hund ed and ITS u 100 dollars with interest
from the first day OF January ID 1851 besmes costs Inc
compaln Will be this day filed "a the office Of the Clerk Of
the City and County of New York-New- YORK; August
a. 1851 To the defendants, HENRI STRAUSS and 81
MON STRAUSS
ALBERT MATHEWS. plaintiffs Attorney,
.uo5 ia,.avvM 90 "a Wall-St n. Y.
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NARRowsBURG. Saturday. Aug q 1881.
The cattle tram passed here to-day for New. York
with - cars, VIZ ~ II yarlous kinds Of produce
u OF cattle . OF sheep. and Of hogs.
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Fire NJ Fast Cambridge.

BosroS. Saturday, Aug. ., 1851.
The large mandatory OF tarFanhn lats, owned
BY b Moody. IN East Cambridge vas destroyed
ty f:e c. u o'clock last night TIE loss - s3.iJo.
with $2CtO Insurance.
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Markets NV ORLEANS. Angus; 20.

Mirkets----NEEs-O ORLEANS, Au-ast ~
The ss.es Of CoTroN to-day have barely reached
20 bales, az sc. for Kidding Of the new crop.
FLOUR Is declining, Ono beng quoted At 81 10
Bacon SIDFs are al llic Small sales of WHISKY at
l9lc. RIO Coffee IS at O.. and the stock IN frSt
hands IS exhausted
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Sfafc of the Ohio

PIrTsaURG. Saturday. Aug. %, 1851.
The river measures fee: 9 inches IN The channel
TIC weather is clear and pleasant.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that

l warrant has been ISSUED by the Honorable Henry p
Edwards the Justices Of the supreme CouT OF the
Of New York directed to the Sheriff of the City and
County Of NewYork commanding INN TO attach seze and
safely keep the steamboat called the TELEGRAPH,pe be
to York, aud last commanded bY
Parks aud thai, all persons who clam To nave any de-
the vessel her tackle apparel and iur-
nturc under of the 9th title OF the 9TH chap
ter the third part the Revised Statutes required 10
deliver Of their respective claims To the s Jus
tcc at the City Hall the City of Newly III, within three
months from the publication Of this notice. OF thai then
ey against the said vessel Will be forfeited Also, take
notice thar sand vessel viii be sold for the payment Of the
claims against her unless the owner consgnee or COM
mandcr thereof person interested therein appear
and the SAID warrant according 20 law within the
sand three months Dated New York, MAY a. 1871.
TUOS ID SHERW GOD Atty for Attaching Creditor,
eq law 3mM ) Nall-st New ON my
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II The steamer Humboldt left this port
for Southampton and Hayre on Saturday atnoon with
81 passengers and $lo7 ,O47 IN specie.
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nl4law7wM plaintiffs Auora

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
r,snte Of the County OF New York notice i hereby
gwen 70 all persons having claims against fkikh u
WEIGHT late OF the Cry Of NewforA, cecea>ei 70 pIe
sent he sane with vouchers ihereoto the subs At the
ofhcc Of [ \ + DE WITT ESQS No g Ni>Saa->treet,
IN the CIV of NcWNoTk letore the twenty seventh
dav of September next Dated NeWlork the :" ca7->e-
cOnd day OF March, 1881. -
mss isw6mNs SARAH +. WEIGHT. Atnin.S;latIiI
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the

NUI II T. OF NJ IINN IV4N IUI tIIV
discharge Of lnSoycni from his debts pursuant 10
the PROVISIONS Of the third article of the FIRST title Of the NTH
charter Of the second part of the Revised Statutes
JESSE PLATr SCI ODER, OF the CITY Of Brooklyn, IN the
County ii nes an nsolvrn debtor Notice INST published
IuiV 2s lSJ Creditors 10 appear before the Hon Samuel
johnson County Judge If Kings County AZ ms Chan-
hers IN IN, CIV fIall IN the Cts of BROOKLYN. Kings
County on the twenty second day Of September next at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. 10 show cause they have
amy why am assignment should be- made of sand nSol
vents estate and he be discharged from ms debts
WILLIAM INGRAlIAM,
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SUPREME COURT

EW-YORK SUPREME COURT
l Broeme County WILLIAM A WHEELER, AR
THUR h MORRIS and THOMAS ID DOUBLEDAY.
againSt BONNIILE FULLER summons You
are hereby summoned to answer the compliant IA thus
cause which was hcd with the CLERK of Boome County
Jolly gath 1851 and COPY of answer on me al
the village OF BnghamtOn, within tweay days after The
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and
# You fan the complaint as aforesaid the PLAIN
IFS will take Judgment for the If ninely two dollars
and SIXTY. cents with interest from the seventh day Of
july one thousand csh; hundred and hfy-onc, besides
costs Of SUIT. Dated Bnghamton, July zi.h 1851.
CHARLES HALL, plaintiffs Attorney, ,
To BoNSuIE FULLER Bnghamton, y Y
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E0R SAN FRANCISCO, via NICAR,

ASlA and CHAGRES.-OnN steamer far N.caS
tsksss-iAe splcadid new and fast steamship LAFAY-
na.sS Sioddard (Sie oi steamer Crescent Clty
en- VIII Al the recneS II passengers, who
tae shortest aud healthy route through Ntca
S.sshsS for juan de Nicaragua and Cha
- "sbNh>pAN, Aux n, Al SOciock Z. NJ, NON
~ ~ = North hsseS The and rap,dy with Arch
~ Ssasefs pea steamer PrOmetheus crossed the coun-
aAs established this a. the safest most agreeable and
VSksst route 10 California
being the oaiy steamer for Nicaragua saTly appAcs
w vii be necessary 20 secure tickets
g., as Tow As ~ any other hne Passengers Tor Cha
VA 81 landed there IN tine to take the steamers OF
SsrsmoeT 18th, from Panama 10 San PfancSco
VI uelghi passage, having uasurnass.A accomui-
49, 49,. ABBY &c J 6. WILLIAMS, Ne ISL TIon;-s,
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se vs }m a." 81 JACOB WEEKS. Jr.