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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21
Foov TUE Missouri, RIygR.-The steam

or saranak arrived at tins port yesterday RON Coun
ell Bluffs having on board Mr.. beauyais, Clerk OF
the American Fur Company, and hfty-t"o yoyageurs
from the mountains. They arrived at the BUNS
with eight MackInaw boats, the contents oil winch
Was brought down by the saranak ar. Beauyals
reports having met the steamer - Ange on the z'b
June above NermIlllon rver. Up 20 the ume oi
me etng her, thirteen deaths had occurred rom chos
era ON board among whom we're Father Hogan a
Jesuit Missionary and one Of the engineers Inc
81 Ange landed once for The purpose OF putting
out the freight and thoroughly reno'atlng hef, ou.
the sickness increased so fast they took their ifelghl
on board and abandoned the project. When M
Beauyas left they were all IN COOL health ana PIo
crossing finely The yoyageurs report heasy I ,a.l
In the mountains, but no snow. ~ LOUIS hep' ~"
STARING Cash. Detroit, on Sunday
q man named Welch fatally stabbed d. seP ~,
Alexander Bryce, With pockei-khiie. ano snJ
had been engaged IN quar!elsoins 80 no nsed 3.
WEIGH becoming incensed al the ahS s5,od ,bree
prvce Vas overcome by passion and ih..e'J ,aI -.
wounds from the effects Of when ',ie s's esrs ~
a feu hours The deceased was aDcu1 - - ar,
age. THIS Was the third esse u Ca days' The
"a, rcsuiting in death, within j" .,+sh he cor.
~ ~ - mat Welcb, two houi' Oeiofe nc .,ni
ff..s, ss ,tsI deed which struck down one OF ~
lin Emily. was arguing the qness.o' VI cApss p.n
ishment with fneDd, aDd ga.yP'.'s .as a.as. r.,
~ oreat arnth and u the strOises. iangiagc
s s agcond nse The quarrel grew out OF objeetons
wbich the father had to his sep-soDs remaining Ia
the family
GAMBLING ~ COSSEcTICrr.--The Legs
ist,Ire Of Connecticut, at its last session. enacted a
law In these wOTLs That Il shall be the duty Of
all sherifs conSiabes. grand jurors and tything ca
upon view and without warrant, to apprchend every
person who shah play a, cards, dice, tables or OIL
srds for money or other valuable things, and 70 car
~ him before The next Justice of the Peace, that he
NAV be- dealt with according to law and the Jastce
II The Peace before whom such person Is prolsn,'
shall on OATH Of the officer appTchendng hun issre
q varrani ard cause him TO BE- arrested ano ,.''
T,ocosd 10 hearing and trial Of such mstter oi COM
art.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT-City and County
- New-York Mortimer Denote and Nathan JACK
-, executions and Ann =. Hale eXccutriN Of Elias
Hale deceased Joseph X Stearns. administering u
nhn Searns deceased Sarah Siearns wife 81 John seaI
IIn Stears Jr Jare Maria wife OF AdOlphu. laae and
Iohr \ Henry n. james $ and Sarah X children u
Uenrv n Searns deceased-To JOSEPH h. siEAhNS
ynu are hereby summoned aHd required b answ er the
COMPLAINT in this action, Of which copy was hed m the
once ri the Clerk OF he Supreme Court OF the CITY and
Couut OF New York the lth day Of July, 1871, ats,
o'clock NJ and t. copy ofyour answer on "a ~
o,r ofce No l97 Broadway, In the City of New fOrA,
,b 4, eutv DAYS after the hereof EXCLUSIVE 81
The dsy of such service and YOU fan 70 answer vac
rnrI,nt IS aforesaid the plaintiffs III TINS acton VIII
arDiy 10 the Court FOR the rebei denlueu III VIC ''n
ii"h' DENOTE X SUTHERLAND,
ia law7wM flalh'Nis AN'o'Ae''
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

O-U. S. Mail Line to SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
NEN-The Steamers Of this Company VIII sail regularly
month as follows
From New York.
WASHINGTON, Capt. W G. Floyd, Saturday, August 9.
WASHINGTON, Capt W. G. Floyd, Saturday, DC, 4.
WASHINGTON. Capt. W. g. Floyd, Saturday, Nov. g.
HERMANN, Capt. +. Crabtree, Saturday July II.
HERMANN, Capt. E. Crabtree Saturday, Sept. 6.
HERMANN, Capt. Z. Crabtree Saturday, Nov !.
HERMANN Capt. T. Crabtree, Saturday Dec: a.
From Bremen From Southampton.
WASHINGTON FRIDAY, July II. Wednesday July 10
WASHINGTON Friday, Sept. s. Wednesday, Sept. 10
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct 81. Wednesday Nov D.
Hermann, Friday, June 10 wednesday, June ID:
HERMANN, Friday, August 8. Wednesday, Aug Is.
HERMANN, Friday, Oct. g. "Wednesday. Oct
HERMANN Friday Nov 90 Wednesday, Dec g.
Price Of passage from NewYork 10 Southampton or Bre-
men, first cabin $l2O; second do, 500
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each steamer
For freight or passage apply to
MOLLER SAND RIERA, 80 Broadway "
c. A. HEINCKEN CO, Bremen
EARTINEAU, CROSKEY CO, Southampton
VIM. ISELIN, Havre. yl3u
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY-Summer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY March 81 l85l-This Road extends from
ELIZABETHPORT IS miles 70 the WHITE HOUSE,
j reducing the staging between the terminus Of the
Road and EASrON to IS miles.
This line leaves New York by steamboat Red Jacket
No North River and connects with trains on the New
Jersey Railroad Which leaves Newfork from foot Of Co-
Iand-st. 4,
Trains UP-Ieave New York by steamboat Red JACK
o. pier No North River, at 9 A NJ passenger; l M
of Cortland-st at IA NJ and and 81 y. NJ -
Trains leave White House and following places Tor New
White House at ,. A M Freight a; $40 A. NJ; Passen-
ger al | 40 p NJ. -
Somer1ile at 80 A NJ Freight at O3 A NJ; Passenger
at203PN $500, N, H..
Bound Brook ati 5OA NJ; Freight at ID A NJ Pas
pam6eid al 20 A. NJ; Freight at IS A NJ, Passenger
WeltfolG MjNA D. Freight GOA NJ PiSNfnsf
Eil1abehtown at i5A NJ; Freight at 10 30 NJ Pas
sen.er al l5PM
Ellzabethpor az 80 a NJ ffcish' d. Az - a " ~
On TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, trans leave
somorye Pespack, Lesser Cross-Roads ana fi1cNa
STAGES will be in readiness the arrival of the9 AN
tram from NewYork the White House u convey passe
seTs Ia Tason Wilkesbae Bethlehem, Allentown and
Nauch Chunk Penn aud Clinton Fleming ton, Lebanon,
Milford and Belydere, M -, l.
NB-An BAGGAGE at the risk Of the owners nntli de
need into the actual possession OF the Agents Of the om
NJ. ,d cbcck : ar recelpts gwen therefor. m3n
A NFW ROUTE TO SCIOoLET's MOUNTAIN, wa the Zen
tra Railroad Of New Jersey ron Ns% ioA
ceutedl a O'Clock A NJ either from Per No NoIth
River VIA steamboat Red Jacket or from foot Of Cortland
ST. wa NewJersey Railroad, 10 EiizaDeh ioWh "nets
While House thence by coaches IA miles, TO the Moun-
tain arriving IN time TO Dine. JeSVo"
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

~ wv IONh anu N-AlLROhD.
1N-Trains leave NEW YORK as follows from pier foot
l-MORNINC EXPRESS TRAIN al s A. NJ for Dun
kirk stopping only Sulens Chester, MddefOvn. Della
BngtamDton Owego, Wavery, Elmra, Corning. Hornes-
vile. and Olean THIS tram connects at DunkirS with
hne Of splendid Steamers Of which leaves Immediately
ARRIVAL Of the cars, for Cleveland direct arriving IN
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo this tram, and
Geneva the evening and al Rochester and
Buffalo the same night.
q MAIL TRAIN, at SAM, via Piermont stopping at
all the Stations, and arriving at Elmra at 9! PM THIS
tram at Emira all night aud proceeds next morn
ing al o'clock, arriving al DunkITk the afternoon.
8 WAY TRAIN. at 81 PM via Piermont, Otisville and
all intermediate Stations.
WAY TRAIN at r. M, via Jersey City, for Otisye,
and all intermediate Stations.
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. at p. NJ, for Dun
Kirk stopping at the same stations rs the day Express
Tram, except Hancock $50
This Train connects Dunkirk with the splendid steam
ers NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
one of which will leave for DETROIT, direct, ON ne
arrival the and connect at Detroit with the Ell
press Trains on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD. for Chicago. Milwaukee, &c
Passengers for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo taxing
tins Tram arrive Geneva next morning and al Roches
ter and Buffalo IN advance of any otherhne
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves DunklrS AZ
ga NJ stopping the same Stations going west and ar
2 WAY TRAIN, leaves Otisville at St A NJ, stopping
At all the Stations. arriving IN New-York at 10 20
8 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Dunkirk al 10 A vi stopping
all the and arrives in Elmira at 81 p Nj
4. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva at a NJ and Elnn-
at A M stopping at all the Stations and arrives IN
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dansirk at
g. p NJ stopping the places gong west. and at
Goshen and arrives in New-York the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS. leave from pier foot OF Dnane-st,
Al NJ for all Stations the Road and Tor Rochester
ie III CHARLES MINOT. Superintendent,
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DOUGHKEEPSIEL LINE of BARGES.

Il The barge CLINTON, Capt. Whsle every MON
DAY; EXCHANGE, Capt. ROSekrans. every THURS
DAY POUGHKEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, every SATUh-
DAY AT o'clock = VI from foot of Murray-st for pas
sengers and The sha~~ s-r-"- sro cosatJ ful-
nsied with and spacious and comfortable cab.
ms expressly fitted for the comfort and eonve
nience of passengers and arrive at Poughkeese IN time
for the Sharon Pine Plains and New-ford For
further information. apply board the barges. on u
al5 On WILLIAMSON VAIL, 164 West-st.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing between the subscribers, under the firm OF
pICHARDSON WATSON Co, New York and Phila-
del hia and WM WATSON & Co, Manchester, England,
Is this day dissolved by its limitation The outstand-
Ing business In New York will be settled by THOS RICH
XRDSON aad WIN WATSON and IN PHILADELPHIA by
sahsr III me su.Jscribers THOMAS RICHARDSON.
' WM. WATSON.
lime 30 1851 WILLIAM X. CLARKE.
THOMAS RICHARDSON will continue the General
Commsson and Shipping Of the late firm and the
Agency Of the Philadelphia and Liverpool Line OF Steam
aims al the Office, Al Exchange place New-York, and
Wslnut-st, Philadelphia .,.
The subscribers having this day formed Co-parnershp
will continue the Dry Goods business OF the late firm Of
RICHARDSON, WATSON CO. at - Exchange place
and of VIM WATSON g. Co, Manchester, England, under
az S,n of VIM WATSON Co VIM WATSON.
viz " WALTER MAGE.
INV I 1871 JNO JOHNSTON.
The I)rv Good, business of the late firm Of RICHARD
SON WATSON Co. IN philadelphia, Will be continued
nv The SUBSCRIBER WILLIAM r. CLARKE.
fulv 1871 fiyl lm1 8Chesnut-st.
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Spring and SUMNER ARRANGE


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD MORNING
LINE leaves Per No North River foo. Of Battery place,
DAILY Sundays excepted az O'Clock. A VI by the spen-
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt. John Simpson, for
South Amboy thence by the # the Company
20 Camden reaching Philadelphia al l2i n stopping AZ
Spc.ts~ cod West Prospect Plans Cranberry Station.
High.s;osn. Centervlle. Newtsvn. Sand Halls, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily tSuuiavs s1cepted)
st4 via South ARboy - Camden arriving a, Phiia-
delpha al a. stopping az SpOttSwcod. West Hlgts-
town Bordenfown Burlington. Beverly Ranccas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers - either tram,
fare e7l cents.
Fare by ether 81 GO Forward deck 20
BreaI fa dinner and supper provided hoard the
boa, Jonn Potter.
FNIGRANT LINE at = o'clock, p M.-PassenErrs
leave by steamboat RANSPORT Capt John Gould daily,
tSundays exceriell j o'clock, NJ Tor South Amtoy,
proceed Br1cnOwR and take steamboat 10 Buzz
IINGTON and arrive al Philadelphia next morning At
O'Clock Fare 81 50
Fits pounds of baggage allowed each passenger. he
carried risk O IL owner but nothing VIII be received
or considered IS baggage, eIcept wearing apparel
n29 l. BLISS, Agent
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SUPREME COURT, County OF Mon

SUPREME COURT, County OF Mon
btroe John S Boyd Executor 81 joan sfos,,
-, Militant X Strung-To WILLIAM X. SlRONI .
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint u
John Boyd. which hed IN the iers oiice u W.
SaIntv OF Monroe al Rochester. the State Of New
Sok ON The 18Th day Of June 1851 ant u serve coy u
your answer the subscriber At hocheset IN 81 y ~
- n Monroe within twenty DAYS after the service o. tis
ssmmons exclusive Of the day Of service ana we sd'
William X Strong defendant fails ~ answer sla III. ~.
riajut a. hereby required the said John boyd paihh
"a c,arnr,io,n. ELISHA MATHEK,
81" IA iaHsnS NJ Plaintiffs Solicitor Rochester, " \
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cIpREME COURT. City and County

CUPREME COURT, City and County
ISof Now-York William p. Warnnsr and Frances
Fisher against Leopold Hirz-Sommons for money demand
are hereby summoned and required 10 answer he
m ts acion which viii be filed IA the 0fhce q ne tets
- ~. civ md County Of New York az the CITY HAD IN
.d H. on the 4th day Of June, 1851 and 70 serve copy
y, n, otsce IN No THIRTY one IN Wall-st SAID City,
within twenty DAYS after service Of tins summons on you
exclusive OF the day Of such service ana y YOU ii ~
,t n tins actio on Will take udgmeit against you Tor
, vith interest from the eighteenth day VI May, one
bnusand eight hundred and tyOne besides the costs Of
th.s ucrlon Dated Nav 3lst, 1881. -.
''~ THOMAS FEssENDEN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
comprising thus line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt. West, PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC Cant Luce. BALTIC, CAPT. COmStOck,

ADRlATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken IN their
ssfaeton also m their Engines TO insure strength and
speed. and their accommodations for passengers
e9uaed for elegance comfort Price of from
Eew-lork TO liverpool $3.50 exclusive of extra
state $3s5 from Liverpool 20 NewYork f3o An
sspeuenced surgeon attached to each ship No berth
b. secured until paid The of these ships viii
not be accountable for gold silver bullion specie, ewery
stones metals InleSs bulls Of ladng signed
therefor aud the value thereof the rein expressed
pknpOSEn AyES SAILING
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of REPAIRS and

IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and
DsTPpIIEs No / New City Hall To hAsOSs
Saed propo>as VIII be received at the once Of 'hs C1
,s:oner u Repalrs and Supplies until Sal luz
~, a, - oclotk NJ a, which time they VIII ne puphcN
ener-For building tRec-story building IN Goyenepr-
m, sad building To he occupied 10 hafAe, .he roiSe
...,,, lie FstmafOrs vii estimate for the Mason
w., only plan and specification OF SAID building, and
al nj on relating thereto VII De ilIMsed AZ " OF
fcs ~ the unfendent Of Repairs o. Public buildings
y, ID El!z.i hist Blank estimates VII lie furnished az
..i,r Office B-The Commissioner ressrl IS the IISht
all estimates Il deen..dior the OF ~
:. "a; July 18th. 1851. WI ApAhs,
70 Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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NOR SHREWS BURY, LONG

Il BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK. tAhddletown
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A II Haggor-
". Will leave New-Hayen Pier, west Side PecN-sAP East
E.lie
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HN-NNUE VVI y I VVt II VIdugU
" County -Eleayer Gidney against Robert +. Gpney,
Jonathan C. Gidney, John W. Gldney. Mary l.. Gldney
and RoNana c. Gidney.-To the above named DEFEND
ANTSYou hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint this action. which hled IN the office ~
the Clerk of the COUNTY Of Grunge the rt day ~ say
1885, and serve copy Of your 20 nv office IN
the village of Newburgh Orange County. New York with
twenty days after the hereof excl Of the
day Of such and If the defendants a % answer the
complaint aforesaid the plaintiff will apply = the Court
for the rehef demanded the complaint Dated April TO-
1881 {. +. BELkNAP. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jel6 law6wM Newburgh. y. Y.
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for tn,

NOTICE of APPLICATION Tor the
discharge rnsoyent from has debts pursuan, To
PROVISIONS the third article of the r title fthe NH
chapter of tho second par of the Revised Statutes
JESSE PLATT SCIDDER, Of the City Of Brooklyn, IN the
County of Kings mSolven debtor Notice first published
July 2st 1851 Creditors TO appear before the Hon Samuel
johnson, COUNT Judge of kmgs County at his Cham
berS IN the City Hsll the City of BROOKLYN. IN Kings
County the second day of September newt at
o'clock the forenoon, t. show cause they have
any, why an assignment should be made of sand nSol
vents estate and he be discharged from hls debts
WILLIAM VI INGRAHAM
paf.r Z prnnk lvu
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aud the value thereof therein expressed.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.


Eel iFelsht on PassaEC lYIV " EONAkN K COLLINS
g " all-st., New-Nork R4.oWN SflPIEY 90 Nv,
srpcol y, q ROBkkIS \ CO. IS Kings Arms Yard
London. Boulevard MentmNttIc, PAYS.
AMER the LIST of Apnl neat. the OF freight oy the
above steamers from LNeroo viii Ia materially reduced
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IT. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY.

u For NEw-ORLEANS direct, via HAVANA.
Fare reduced. -
On SATURDAY. July 26, at O'Clock ike splendid Steam
slup CHEROKEE, 800 tuns burden, NY WlNDLE,
Commander VIII SAIL on SATU RDAY July 26 at precisely
3oclock = from her pier at the foot of Warrenst ~
r. with the Government Mails direct for HAVANA and
NEW ORLEANS.
Chagres passengers for NewOeans transferred at Ha-
vana 10 the splendid double engine steamship FALCON
Freight taken to New Orleans at soc per foot.
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
No bills Of ladng viii be signed after the steamer has
sailed
For freight passage apply to the office of the Compa-
ny VII t2stb Nj O. ROBERTS
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NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY-Only through line for California and Oregon
The public informed that under the new Arrangement
of this Company inspected and approved by the
Navy Department and carrying the United States Mail will
continue to leave Panama and San Francisco the t and
18th days of each month unless detained by unavoidable
cdents and will touch at Acapulco San Diego and Mon
The following steamships belonging 20 the Pacific MAJ
Steamship Company, in the Pacific, one OF which
viii be ALWAYS sq RD at eacn enc e uPs ur,
Panama, l087 tuns; Carolina, coo tuns;
California, $50 tuns; Columbus, 900 tuns;
Tennessee, 800 tuns; Isthmus;
Eortbener, | 200 tuns Unicorn COO tuns;
Fremont, 600 tuns
The new steamship Columbia will ply between San Fran
and ports IN Oregon, awaiting at the former port t
arrival of the mails and passengers from Panama anu re-
turning without delay with the mails and passengers 10Y 'hs
steamer from San Francisco.
regular line ofpropeors will be kept up for the Ians'
poaon of freight and transient passengers between Pans
and San Francisco.
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 un. bar.
den under charter to the company and peculiarly
eommodlous her CABIN arrangements Will be kept running
q an extra family boat.
One Of the above steamers VIII keep npthe conhecN"nns
tween Acapulco and The other Me1G,n Pm's. .,..A
The connection IN the Atlantic VIII be maintained oy 'h'
Georgia 5000 tuns; Crescent CITY, ] 800 tun'
Ohio, 3, 900 tuns Cherokee, 900 tuns,
Empire CITY 9 900 tuns philadephis, 1000 tuns
Leaving New-York for Chagre, on the nth and 10Th %
each mouth
The new steamship Edorado aud the Falcon viii form
deee. line between New Orleans and Chasres leays a
such peNO1g az will insure as Little detention ~ p0uD0u
the isthmus, and forming with the Pacific s,oan,hls
California and OREGON PASSAGE from New 0rsans can %
secured from ARMSTRONG, LAwENsoN CO
The fare for through tickets from NswYorA to San FrAa
cisco has been reduced from ..,.
$3.50 in Lower CABIN to---------'-------- gse
The mts from New-Yoyk TO Ohagres viii he at the loves,
adopted by any safe seasteaner between those ports
For choice Of berths apply at the Office 81 the Coms'
MDkwn
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TRAVELLING.

EOR Observation-Disclosures Line
Packet of Goth JulyThe splendid aud Gynrs packet
ship GAkklCk, Capt Richard Adams, viii sa as above,
htrresular day For freight or passage having rnrvaed
Recommendations apply board pier Il East River L.
SPOkkokD. TILESroN co. as Souih-st
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MORNING LINE for ALBANY
lVl The and elegant steamer REINDEER, Capt:
Albert Degroot will leave NewYOrk from pier foot OF
DIurray-st every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FIJI
DAY MORNING at o'clock and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS AZ the
same hour making the usual landings each " Meals
served on board Fare Newburgh and Pocess 80 cents
N b For further information apply to JAMES BISHOP
n co 3 Beayer-st New-York yl IF
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
u Only through line-Fare reduced On SATURDAY.
jelly Goth at o'clock = NJ the splendid doubleenglue
SteTmshp CHEROkEE, l500 tons burden HENRY WIN
DID, Commander vii sail precisely az O'clock p NJ from
her pier the foot Of Warren street y K with the Gov
eminent Mails. direct for Havana and Chagres -
Chagres transferred ST Havana tothe splendid
double engine steamship FALCON. -
Connecting with the regular Mail Steamer NORTH
ERNER 10 saul from Panama about the 18th Aug
For passage. spply at the oce, 81 Souhsreei or a ~
Ncsi-stneei. NIJu2O
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10y ORDER of the Hon. Nathan b.

Morse Judge of the Supreme Court, notice Is here
by published Of order requiring all the creditors OF
MARK {. HOYLE, Of the Cnyot brooklyn. an Insoyent
debtor show cause If any they have before the SAID
Judge al ms Chambers the City Hail. m the CITY OF
Brooklyn the thrtieth day Of August 1851 At 10 O'Clock
the OF that day why assignment 0 the estate
of the said nsoyent should be made and he be dis
charged from his debts according to the provisions Of the
statutes concerning voluntary assignments made pursu-
ant 70 the application Of nsOycnt 10 his creditors Da
I'D June 2 1851 CHARLES UNLOCK,
Iel6 law TOWN. Attorney for InSOlyent.
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10 CARTMEN.-The new or

NUIIJE U CAN MEN.-I Ht nc" VI
drance for Licensing and Regulating Cars aaa nat.
, provides that all licenses o. public Caftmen sha en-
- On lie las, day Of October IA each year and ay oe
Ieuswed oy the MAJOR for succeeding resf. If application
he made thf,roy rrot 10 the expiration thereof al sue"
s;r,s ss nav be ap,o,Ited by the Mayor.
D. notice Win be gwen II tie days get apAr. ,p .
iAk such licensing, commencing probably anou 'A' "
Castmsl VII be furnished with The new oIdaSs ." ~
flcsficu AZ tbs Office Mayors Ofce, July TO- iS''
b. order Of the MAYOR On r,;,., Marshal
VIZ I'm ASHER IAtLOh'
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II Sugc> VII Ne NJ TtdUIltss % VulINtT F'ssV-'t' ~
all parts OF the country.
~ All persons are forbid trusting the above BOAT OF ac-
count OF the owners. Vlou
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CpoToN ACOUEDUCT DEP

MENT-Ro,una Pad Irsh si nSset shst on af az
On the pa ns r, mgnfh August, Five yer cent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

rogate of the County of Nowyork, notice is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against FREDERICK
MOILITOR late Of the City of New York baker, deceas-
Cd present the with youches thereof TO the sub
scrher. at the Office Of JACOBS KOSENsTElN, ESD, No
thirteenth day Of OCl0lrI naIt Dated New fgk, Inc
seventh day u Aprl, 1891, ELIZABETH MOLLiIOh'
ali lawCmNt Adm sistratrn.