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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

$ie3 iHclntrpgrrbE The copper. box shocks and tim
Der dsck we're NEE " saved
Sehr MeTchsn, which SAT ed from Charleston add ult
for Havana with mails aod ~ totally lost on
ID day cut on Czsfsu Reef Gee aud passengers saved.
and taken Kew IVES The wfockeu succeeded IN szyag
the mails asd paitOfcrgo
Sehr Augustus If MArbehsa1 while on her passage
from Nova Scotia salem. he gale OF LIST Dece mber
lost all her deck nai OF ~h her 'oresall and lib
FISHING sehr. Bile OF Be,e y, was DRIVEN ashore
Middle GfoOnd ST Peters be got al TIL Spnns.
has been dteba g,d.
The Salem schr Oh rap iaO slo,p Jackson. While AZ
anchor IN Pres dent ais ll,A INST ihe Lsbaaoa, a.
keporsei from Dennysytlle
tsls graphic dspAtch ffom psth thai sAlo
EhEabe before reported ashore Ram IsaEd got
OF Friday ana toweo 10 Bath She had rot bllgea
was reported. but WIS bsily huxgsd
The wreck Of ship Msmno0. OF New-Yotk Lost In Gas
per Straits on the oas,sge f"a Hong Kong kr London,
sold by auction AZ snsapose i't - and her cargo
for S.
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TIE CHEROKEE INpIANs.-The 81. LOUIS

TIE CHEROKEE INDIANs.-Tbe 81. Louis
Daiy Unon gives the following account Of the pro-
eress OF this trioe IN practical civilization;
The attemp, to cIvlZe and improve mas oeen
more successful among the Cherokees than any OF
the other nations They have gone on steadily Inn
proving. until they can compare tavoraoly with
many OF the civilized nations. Their progress IN all
that pertains 10 intellectual improvement, as well as
IN ali that concerns their government and business
Transactions, is Truly surprising. But few years
ago they were wild and ignorant as any OF the other
tribes, and now they have made considerable ad.
vance IN learning-print their own paper-mvented
their swn alphabet oy which 20 prlni-conduct all
the different branches OF commerce, agriculture,
&C. on the plan adopted among us-haye their ad-
vertrsements. schools, societies, &C, fomed after
the model set them by the people TO whom they
look for example But In strict honesty they afford
an example worthy of imitation by those who con-
sider the mselves as belonging TO a superior race
AS an example of the honesty OF this people, we
may state that when the payment was made 10 the
"old settlers, the first use they made OF any pan OF
it was TO pay every cent they owed, even though
this payment should absorb every cent of their per
capita The traders who had been among them,
had trusted them for the goods they required IN ex-
pectatlon of their receiving money from the Govern
ment in payment for their lands, and when each
"old settler" received his share which amounted TO
$245 ~, although many of them were 10 poverty, and
had never received money they had been taught
that II their strict duty discharge all their OBJ
legations ard they obeyed the Instructions they had
received 10 the letter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
Foreign Ports.

Al Chasres sah ult.. brig Jo.ephins. Miller. I'm. New
Orleans wa San Juan Nc i't Ns.-orlssn s,,
Philadelphia. arr llth Dig
Al Cardenss ID INST bars Louisa Lindsey for Phadsi
Al Cape Palmas Sept, 25 bank GEN. Lawin. for GabOoa.
Sid I'm MOnrovia Oct 49, brig Ohio, Ingalls,. for the
A, Palermo i'm ul,. Sic bark Anouno for New-or-
leans ids SIC brs. ippians aud Ignazis for New
Yok do Sid. 9tb, bark Mara Pa L. Phade phia y, Sic.
schr W r. RoGti. Boston iits. barb Union, Clars,
New-YoIk 10Th, Commodore, Williams, do. Tor Phnssel-
Al trieste 40 ult bark Arethusa Croweli for Palermo.
At Genoa 22d urt ship Pls,o. Lord wig advices from
her was supposed she would discharge part OF
Al Leghorn 22d ut ships Sea Lion. Wilmer for Phla
dslphia ltg arsaa. DIeyef form ew-fofk, Do Queen
Victoria, Chase, for do 40 Mediator Bowers, and Juhss
"a. Malaga is,h ui, bark N. W Bridge Underwood for
States Sid s,h. brs X p. Cushing. Cody. New York I:
10th schr Gaelic, laiAu Baltimore no date bark Ass
A. Csdiz ooh u,. ship Susan e. Howell, Norman FROM
Liverpool l6h, for Rio Janero. iE
AT Rotterdam 25Ih ult shp LEI A. Saord Tor Banors.
log bark venlla lDuteh) for ph ladelphia do Laura
Adobe, Dutch; Johan jacob tDacoI EspeIascs, sNor'
ana kSSer 'qs r .S do DSeS ,"sr zodsc
mich Vas reported for Boston has been laid up for the
Ent nwsrds at London a6ih plt shp s, John skolhsd
Ar. at Deal 10th nit, ship Sews Morrow, London TOT
HayTe and proceeded same day -
AZ Bristol asia nit ship rcas Prince, blanchard
for New. York LOG. bark Helen Mara, Shsoy, dns
on Portland 23d ut ship Elizabeth Hamilton Tarlton
ftom HAVE for New orleans .
Al Newport sSth ut ship Psrthenon, Mathews, for ~
Orleans soon.
10 load for New-Yok banks Ann Harley. r Tor do DO
Actress (Br) Murphy, Tor B1stop Hyndefod lbIl iot
San Francrco; brss Zephyr tBr cIes,eT for Boston
At Liverpool goth uit ships Cromwell jenkins 10. BIOS
ton 5th inst Cbssea Vine, aud r. Ierega. Or New
York LIST Great western sherman for do ID Lady Mn
ton (Br Turner for Mobile Otomoco, Howss, Tor Now
Orleans h; John Br ant. Dyer (" do l2tn. p,,.,n,.
In the river ard bouud, propeller CITY of fnsouIs'
sonesbury for PhlladsIphi snip, Rip Van Wmhls Low
her, and Waterloo. Harvey for Ne"-fork; park 'ic'ss'
CLARK for RIO JaneTO.
AZ Fayai 9Th ult. barks Savannah. Lani foI BostSn
ldg Shannon, Mayo, repairing; sch Meh'a cfosoy' NV
Boston dg.
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CONSUMPTION CAN Occurred

Jny UAsTINGSS COMPOUNDsYkUFor"
ruI-The wonder and doub, fell. By the neo'@, 80
r., Dr. Hastings proca med the cursb'hty OF pu 49,.
.vup,en by the use Of Nsphtba asa remeeiai ase''
80, .,,. ~ trial se,t ed down into deep con-
-, ,.,. there are few or no ca'es in which c'ns|"y
- ..,no, n. enr.d by Dr. HisriNGSs CohrooNo
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. In ever case IN s"A' :" =,
A.,, tried in England the United s'a'e' Z" n'
800 NV Immediate relief and al innate cure h.no
Aim Free Dispersary, under the ehafge '" III -
s;, ave Years that the Naphtha has been IN nss
bs.n single death from dfseaie OF the lungs "ie
nsv o,tieI 4 ad died almost every week In hcpi-
~ cou,umttion the effect of the Nsphtha Syiup
. ain ost miraculous, and cure effected IN an in'iO'v
~, .pace OF time Inthe more advanced stages anu "
n.hrd or last dreadful division Of this hitherto hcUa
~, disease III effect is equally wonderful ms pe'ou
,.,ted BY the expectoratiOn OF the tuoerciespn
ME particles miIec with pus' mucus oood' e'c an.
,.,srally accompanied with severe danhea- on aa'"n
,A Ns,b.ba svrap the formation Of the tuberces
.oo NJ n,tsnty arrested the foreign matter VIZ
a. t,beyo,, formed destroyed, andtne s'ean
a, immediately becomes es,er. anu the pa'en. on tue
MA nsht after FIRST taking the Syrup ohsn soe 70 en-
=, ouiet gifts rest, thing unknown ioi "eoN' Ps
sssly. o,,,c,r porr1r
u,h,, asked by tho proprietor to prove this medicine
"a all that has been stated.
BRONCHITIS
Bronchitis has in this remedy sure and speedy cure
BY all the medical faculty to be with
an, in the speedy cure Of bronchitis both acute aud
chrome. -
COUGHS, COLDS AND CATARRHs
d 10 the influence Of the Naphths Syrup. often in the
,hor space Of forty eight hours
NIGHT SwEATS.
This distressing and weakening Accompaniment 70 con-
SUMPTION other diseases instantly stopped by the use
sffhe Nsphtha Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
The most severe attacks Of splitting of blood have mva-
uby stopped within the short space OF thirty min
,iss and all dispo to of the same pre-
Vested In conclusion the proprietor warrants the Napn
a Syrup be only the best but the only certain cure
for Pulmonary Consumption and all other diseases OF the
iupEs
short space of newspaper advertisement VIII not
admit the publication Of the many hundred certhcates
received by the agents this city and also from every part
Of the United States, but every interested II re-
ssssd call and peruse them at the Office No I Green
vehst where pamphlets and every information will DO
ssy furnished Meme genuine without the written sig
nature Of N. A. +. HARRISON On the wrapper Of each
battle.
Principal Office, No 154 Greenwich St New-York. Also
Sor sale at the following places: f. NJ Guion, No 1877
Bevsry; Jno b. Dodd, No. III Broadway; J. & l. Cod
a,stcn, No 393 HudsoR-st
p.x.ys of counterfeits die lmTuThsS
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


IN steamship Alabama from Neg Orleans, Dec. ). for
Cbogres-Mns c. Kelly, Mr.. King lady, chad and ser,Ant'
ont A Hays'A + Hawes WIN. Hsnry. J. Mackay,J
W Osuander ID. willis, b. Wilson, Samuel Eleson, VIM
W X Howell A. Powell. Mrs. Wallace and
children Mrs Mary Larue DAVID George, Thomas Har-
MS DAVID Groves, Mrs, Wharton AID child, Dir Hart
CHARLES Rice lady and child Mrs Reynolds, e. Leach,
John HI !ly and lady. and NJ in the stesIase
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VANDERBILT's NEW LINE Be

TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The only Through Line NicarsgusA number Of DAYS
shorter than any other RooteConposed OF the following
Arst class steamships, between NEW-YCAk and s@s
JUAN DE NICARAGUA:
The PRONETHEUS, Capt. Churchill.
The DANiEL WEBSTER, Capt Baldwin -
And between SAN JUAN DEt SUR and SAN FRAN
CISCO: -
The PACIFIC, Capt. Jarvis,
This INDEPENDENCE, Capt. WS<ersss.
These steamers all built expressly for tAis scate
md for speed safety and sccemmodnoRs unsurpassed
The PROMETHEUS viii leave Nsw-York, from Pier
No g. North RIVER ths 5th Of each nenth, at clock
PM, CONNIE pcins Jan s. 1889.
TIE DANIEL WEBSTER, on the sah of each mon'h
epnnsnelng Jan. 90, 1882. -
n: ssysof leaving SAN FRANCISCO viii be TIE la
nd i5th Of each month.
When the above days fall Sundays the Day Of sailing
VII b the SATURDAY previous. -
From SAN JUANDE NICARAGUA to SAN JUAN
DEL SUR passengers will be promptly conveyed over TIE
New Transit Route OF the Nicaragua Company having but
Twelve miles VI Land Transportation, and at that point
snsTa in one Of the above named Pacific steamers ie'
IAN FRANCISCO.
The great saving Of distance by this Route others
Aefsieoro established and speedy and coiaIoytaals
Sansi bstween the two Oceans through beautiful ane
hsathul country offer inducements 10 the travelling pxs
&c sesaled BY no other Line.
No passage secured until raid for and but q hnited
ssnetr Of passengers will be taken.
Ieisht passage, apply oRy at rhe once o. ths
AAss Nc. Battery ptsce. upstairs. ID. Il. ALLEN;
move boats osUD DE tW
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To Mariners.

TIE Beacon on Cat lsl,ad Sslsn. (now called Lowell
Isandl blown down Ihe severe r. gale the latter
part Of November, probably not be replaced this
winter therefore Ms'nsrs shosd be informed fhs
beacon composed Of long tad with large csk on
the top and has hstd he blast u many gale Dor
several the poet hs been almost entirely foed on
where catered The rock and has ony been kspt IN Its
place by braces nom the rock
Schr So an ger foseT, f"m cruise exameing buoys,
arr At Salem lth Has replaced those recently reported
missing Pilgrims LeSse. Middle Breaker, and NV.
Point Of Bak eIs Island.
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PassepRers Arrived

In steamship Winfield scott from Neso Orlea~sh Cas-
,s,t H. L. Norris, Mrs. Pane and child. Mrs; Shed, u
Edsrs, l.. Hopkins. JI., G 8, Dusgan, y Herlck,
Nouther A Pckel r. Windsor J. Davidson. y. Shell
don s.oake, NJ de Vedra, Charles Le Iantre, Thomas
Hsug.on ]. J. Butler, 7. Sweeney +. O'Don,eli J.
NcNahon, W Stone. J. W. Brown, ID. Grant, u Foiger,
J. sullivan Mrs. Nudge. Z. Mcdonald.
IN ship Arctic. from LiveTD0ol-Mr c. Walpols' }.
Moorehead, G.. Barnett
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BY telegraph.

BRISTOL, Dec. i4-Ar sloOp Rhode Island, Ss"-foff
for Providence. Mt. nj,
Ysnsa BaItimoTe ilh arr schrs Nathan Dsrise, Head,
HsIapdria Virginia wrightingtsa. PHILADELPHIA soop
Mana LOuua New York. The 3-masted schI Aivarado
vii remain here dunng the winter senr ID. W Hammo0d
y IN poTt waiting to yut In 4 new foremast.
PROVIDENCE. Dec. LAR sioops R'ser Williams
and FASHION, New-York.
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Jnsnranre Companies.

once Of the -
CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ No. 81 Wsll-st., corner of PeaIi-ss
CAPITAL 100000.
At election held this day the following gsntiemen
chosen Directors Of this Company for ths ensuing
rear: xu,
sampson Meore, Moses Taylor, George EideI,
Benz. b. Sherman, Marshall PepoOn, Francis Skddy,
Peter Martin, Alexanr II. Grant, Chas Burnhaiter,
Rufus Story, Asa s. Porter, James b. wilson,
Henry Edey, lsaac c. Taylor. William n Eoster
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE, Esq, was unanimously reelected President Of
the Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secre'sD'
New York Feb. ;, 1851 a.,
B-This Company continues 70 ins1re buildings mef-
chsndise Household Furniture Vessels in Port &C. os
The most favorable All losses promptv ustso
and Maid dl TuTh&Stf
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
u Punch, in the following, wants to

put The new reaplng machine 70 mover use
Mr. Punch presents his compliments to MY Hus-
sey. and hearing that his reaplng machine Is sne
best for corn cutting will feel obliged oy one being
sent Immediately as he wishes 20 cut hrs own corhs
Mr. Punch would no, have troubled the celebrated
American HuSssy. but his own wife, Judy, Is such n
lazy Hussy that she Will not perform the operation
reQNlred
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Dee L. lat u l6 long 90 S. brig Vim. +. Saord, from
Bangor Me for Havana
Oct T. lat 81 a. long SO bark Sea New, from Coast Oh
Africa for Salem. - 80
Nov u.s. lat 81 TO- long % 49, sc Talbot. from Norfolk
for Point Petre.
Dec s. lat 81 IS lorg Isl. passed brig Sultan, from
Wilmington. N c, for buenos Ayres
Dec TO- lat IS So long "a 80, schr W. Dodge. Bar
bour, IA days from st. Jago for Boston.
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SUPREME COURT.-In Equity. :

SDPkEME COURT. In Equity. -
~ City and County of Eew-YOrk Abraham Levy
against joseph L Joseph Executor and trustee of and
der the last Mn and Testament OF Jacob Lew Jr late
Of the City Of NewYok deceased. Frances wife Of SAID
Joseph l.. Joseph, Moses J. David. and Gertrude ms
wife. Laura Sarah Madeline. Esther, Clauine. Arthur
az Emily Joseph, children OF said Joseph Joseph and
= his wife Judith, widow of Moses Selxas late
Of SAID CITY deceased Myer Levy Moses HAYS Andrew
David HAYS. Francis Jacob Hays. Myer Valentine Hays,
Esther b HAYS Ca hariue HAYS and Moses j. Hays, il
and Robert J. Kennedy summons for Relief To
MOSESJ DAVID and GERTRUDE, HIS wife MOSES J.
HAYS. ANDREW DAVID HAYS FRANCIS J. NAYS,
MYER v. HAYS, ESTHER b. HAYS, CATHARiNES 8.
HAYS, and MOSES j. HAYS, Jr. You are hereby sum-
moned and required the complaint this action,
which as ed the office of the Clerk Of the Cy and
County Of New York al the City Hall IN said Cy on the
10th day of November 1851 and to copy of your
answer the said complaint, on the subscriber at ms
Office No LOG Broadway, in the City of NewYork within
twenty DAYS at the of this summons you
of the day Of such service and If YOU fail to an
swer the SAID complaint within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this viii apply she Court for the relief
demanded IN the comp amt Dated. NewYork. Nov 10,
1851. X. GOODMAN, PIaRtih ATTORNEY
nil law6wTu
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STPRFME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
Sthe Application OF the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty of the City Of New York. relative to the OPENING
of EIGHTY FOURTH STREET, from 9Th ay. to the
Hudson River the city of New YORK The subscribers,
Conn of Estimate and Assessment in thu above
entitled matter hereby give notice that they viii mee az
the office of Delaheld Smith. No "a Nassau st. IN the
city of Now York Tuesday the 23d day Of December
1851 at o'clock in the afternoon fer the purpose OF hear
ing in opposition to the Estimate and Assessment made oy
The Commissioners in The above entitled matter per.
son or persons who may consider themselves sggreVed
thereby-Dated New York, Dec. 10 1851.
u. DELAFIELD SMITH
GEORGE +. CLARK, 7 Commissioners
FREDERICK l.. NuLTE.) ,..,.,
HENRY 4. DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel ol"d<'
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The ocean steamers.
aYRAMuRs DECEMBER.

All Letters and Newspapers hand for England Ireiane
and Scotland sent by the first steamer no matter Oh WIN
line cv,..
to the Continent of Europe BY the COLLINS Line
ust be prepaid cents single rate except foi
those places required to be prepaid in full -
Letters Continent Of Europe by the CuNAhp ths
must be prepaid five cents single rate, except 70 moss
places required to be prepaid IN full
cents Der ounce Inland Postage to be added except
Great Britain. ,
Dad four cents each y...-.
Inland Postage be added Letters and Nswsapen
m The ontiuen OF Europe by Havre and Bremen Lines
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Receipts or Produce

Bv N, Erie Railroad, Monday-l8t8 bbls Flour, t69
pigs Butter Hogs sas pkss Beef 50 do Hams
lad 270 do Pork IS do. Wool, 1853 do. Cheese, 10 do
Ashes les bags Oats 80 pkgs Eggs, 95 head Cattle Il
roals aad 4, 800 sides Leather.
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TN PURSTANCE of an order Of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
reg.te ofthe County Of New York notice hereby
20 all persons having CLAIMS against the estate OF An
DREW MCCALL. late Of the CITY Of New YORK, carpet.
the with vouchers thereof
tothe subscriber at his wellng house IN No watts
S. IN the City Of NewYoTk. OF before the tenth day OF
Anil next DATED New York the sixth daT Of October
1851 WILLIAM CARLISLE, AdnalsIatof'
OF law cmTus
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Whalers.
Spoken, &c.

Ar q. Beverly about ITS IL Gem, Ryder North At
ante, with $50 Db 10 oil-acseAt months
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Gteambpats an6 Railroads.
and ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN Trajnslesve follows DAILY, Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN for all stations Am.
EXPRESS TRAIN for Canandaigua Rochester and
Buffalo al 80 r M
WAY TRAIN via Pemont Al bpm.
EXPRESS TRAIN tor DunkTk, Enc, Cleveland, sc at
4PM. 49,.
migrant TRAIN at 3P.M. daft
NOR SHREWS URY, LONG
II BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCKS; MIDDLE
TOWN HIGHL AND DOCKS and RED BANK high
land Dock and Ocean H0nse when practlcaDie fns
new and .plendd steamboat THO MAS HUNT. Capt A. II.
Hssgsytv vi leave New Pier, wsT aide Pecrsp
Easl River, daily, az follows: z,xox,rcn,-n1,
LEAVE NETWORK. LEAVE ShhEWSbOhr;
Tuesday Dec O. 10 M. Monday, Dec. /, II a. n
Wedrssdav D. III Tuesday, e. PM.
rbrr.Jsv'-- i y NJ "wednesday, g.
Satnrday g. 2 Friday, - ),
Tuesday g. AM. Monday, - Q, AM.
Thurscay II, CT - "Wednesday, - 10,
Friday IL, - Thursday - H. ~
sa,ur33sv "a 10 FRIDAY - 10, lol
Tuesday, l6, 10 - Monday, 10, ~
Wsdnssdav II II Tuesday. - l6, II P. ri.
Stages vii he IN readiness to convey passengers to all
parts Of the country. al I'D
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ROOKIYN TAXES for IS5I.-Tax-
lI PAYERS hereby notified tia, the TAXES Of 1871
will be ready for collection the FIRST DAY 81 DE-
CEMBER next.
Or al Taxes not paid before the lSt day Of JalnAy next
| per cent. VII he charged.
Payers are particularly requested 20 cal an 60.
Their bills and pay before the end of the month"; IN olsf
10 AVOID the crowd and confusion experienced inmeassf
before the addition Of the per centsge, ,ns
Taxes VIII be received between the hoafs o. "A-
s'cock ONLY papkable money only received
p. 8. BRIANT. CoLleeto. OF aGss ~
Assessing nis Roosn No .. CltJ ha1
Brooklyn Nov 20. ls3L hS imAa'as'
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SANFORD L. MAC0MBER,
JOSEPH SOUTHWORTH,
HENRY J. ALLEN.
HENRY DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel pA

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF
- the application of the Mayor Aldermen and Common,
.lty OF the CIV Of York relative 10 The OPENlNG
or FIFTY NfNTH-ST from 5h ay to Broad way IN ihe
Stx Of Nev-York The undersigned. CommIssoheTs OF
T.fnate and Assessment. IN the above entitled MAKER
hey,hy give notice that the costs chsIges and dsouse
incurred By Of the proceedings IN ne apos
sr,teJ matter will be taxed BY Hen. John Ednonds
one of The Jusuces Of the Supreme C0Et or IN case o. ms
alsepce by one of ether Justices Of SAID Court AZ me
srrTsms Court Chambers IN the City Hall, Of TIE Ci Of
NsvYorS on Wednesday the gath day Of December lSoi
At o'clock IN the fOrenoenDated Newly oTk DeceAOef
l. 1851 f AsssS 5SsEEs s$ha conr''a'
JAnAES DE dc t2ish
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,rxIxrls 70 ARRIVE PROM Eulorl


Crry OF PIrTssuRGH-SId I'm Liverpool foY Phil Nov 30
EuRoPA-sail.d from Liverpool for New York. Doc g.
a a IEwIs-Sailed ON Liverpool for Boston Dec .:
R.ITIc-snIed from Liverpool for New. York. Dec TO-
CRY OF On AsGow-Sld I'm Lvpl for Dcc ~
CAEADA-Sailed from Liverpool for Boston, Dec. u
TRINKIIN--Sails from Hawe for New York Dec II
AYRIcA-Sals from Liverpool for New. York, Dec 20
ATLAyTIc-Sails from Liverpool for New-fork, DEC ~
Cry or MANcHxsrER-Sails from Liverpool for Phiia-
delohia- DAG IL
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4 IFE INSURANCE.-Na National Loan
IL Fund Life Assurance Society Of London General
Agents Office No. Grand St, Jersey Clty-Th above
ConBany continues effect insurance on the lives OF per-
sons resident the United States, and on California and
other special hazards, at fair rates OF premium Fof
terms, blank forms, &c apply as above, 10
90 TuTh&Stf JLEANDER STAIR. General Agent
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STEAMER FROM

u PANAMA to SAN FRANCISCO. The we'll Known
and fsyerts S,sam-hp NEW o aLEANS, ". G. Ham
,rsv Commander wit leave Panama for san FraacIsco
oa The ih Iaauay 1852 The ed and accommod atoms
If his tsausr by steamer he Pa
,6c and passe gers may cophdeaty rely beng amply
proyictd with everything necessary for their comfort
leav ng Ne York for Chagres by Of the
,tesu.s OF the s2d 2ih gath Of December, vii con-
nsct with the NewOreans Panama For freirhtor pas
sage, sppb to j. hOWAhD SON, Agents,
dl2 t26th NO ~ bfV&n"J.
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ATA SIRROGATE'S COURT, held

in and for the County of New York, 1t the Surro-
gates Office in the City OF York. on the seventeenth
OF November in the year thousand eight hundred and
fty.one Present. Alexander ". Bradford, Surrogate In
the of the application TO mortgage lease or sell me
real estate of Frederick MOitOr deceased On re dlng
aud fling the application of ELIZABETH MOLLrOH,
the AdmnisatI OF Frederick MOor late OF the CITY OF
New York deceased Tor authority to mortgage lease or
sell the Of the said deceased for the payment OF
his debts is ordered that all interested IN the
estate Of the said Frederick Motor. deceased, appear
before the Surrogate Of the County of New York at his
Office IN the City Of NewYork on the thrteth day OF
December next 10 oc ock IN the forenoon OF INA, Day
then aud there show why authority should not ne
gwen To the SAID administrator to mortgage, lease or sell
So much of the of the SAID Frederick Moor,
deceased as shall be sufficient 20 pay his debts
JAcoB l. RosESsTEIs. Attorney for The Admlnstrstrf
n22 avs A. W BRADBURY, SurIOsdte.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork. notcs hereby
gwen TO all persons having claims against HENRY IA
COBS late Of the City Of NewYork Grocer deceased 70
present the same with vouchers thersof 10 NE suDcr-
ters al the Office Ct George II. Ross. NO Joj Houston
street IN the CITY OF NoHYok or before hs srteenta
dav OF January pex-Daied New the fourteenth day
Of july. 1851. GEORGE h MOSS, A1lninlsratol
Wis laUenTs LYDIA JACOBS. Adminis.ra,rlI