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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER

w RAILROADS. o0Cc0 seven per cent MORT
subscribers until THURSDAY the 10Th day Of July nevt
Tor three hundred thousand dollars Of the rs aud only
Mortgage Bonds Of The Wilmington and Maacaesier Rail
road Company. bearing interest - the = seven Ter
cont Der annln, principal and mtcres, releeLat ihs
C;y d Ne"-YoEA' Tie PRINCIPAL oa the - June. 3,A
he a; the Merchants Bank Nc..-Yor o. re is: D ,en-
her and Isl June u each wear cnvcr-i.e mo ne ca.
soc OF The C0nif any. ~ the o.'of of the no. ers.
They ssrtl under acts Il the Lens 'l.es Il Norm
and south Carolina secured ,v n Nor--ro ny Dee 4
Irui 20 td"ird >aHiod. ksg, If New-fors, 20 tr1st
for the holders o. Che Bonds
The Decd u T.1,: COVERS tae -l,lle line # he R-d
c.lpictea ..d 90 he cua .eed fin - u.le.ol. = C..
,\te - 90 ' 90, l T ~ I, - -
Srnc'icn = r'il"cr accounts for ms ~" c',',
Inc 1rreer .s empowered 10 case e On l1s dean.
Yagwen, 81 r-uci7a! interest," 20 e possession ~ 'le
t-l,. -.. no. ~ . . '', IT.. . .g
highest bidder Tor cns. g. pay Arrears % g-ncla- oI
The whole .n.oar, n bond. aahorzed 90 10 .>ued by
vote ollho stockholders al meeting cal led f'f mat pure
a. AM last and order Of Ae Railroad Board s500O0
- r;se means 70 the resd Of he lun i> a' equip
mems only S3Cottl Of '.lc are ao.' ,sered .o safe
The Company WI one 10 other deb; ~Atn The road Is
THIS road viii Prove an i,po-ta, lux II ne rrca: cham
Of railroads from Boston New-fnr and P.'!lICpla 70
New-Orleans. connecting AZ Wilmington ~'h the Ralc.gn
ana Wilmington RAILWAY m successful operation a.
Manchester with me great South Carolina Railroad Leading
from Charleston ln the direction NJ Montgomery Aanna
M the receipt Of near million Of dollars annually irnS
IT'S business VIII avoid the present dSagreeaoe sea VOYAGE
from Wilmington 90 Charleston. shorten the travel 20 Ne"
Ni4'fio Di' '''f 'tii'' ''ie''. ,''-''' 49,
tie south Immediate and direct co"Tunle alton Nth
TIE North. 80 ,
Tie position ~ ms ROAD rs conHec oi Noltl lhe Sot
s easy sraces, ,Ae olti I l,e 20 ~ NJ ., !.
IRON cures, uiu chtai c,' ,lo-.l' u - = 49,, ~.
yond me comic 81 lhl .ief &c o. ~, ~ 49,.
",e i ,, ~ ti M ,-sye,sos fie mos, r,o1lons
and fs rort,oos Of south carclina producing cotton
"'u 'j s o hnnrf IT, Ioi busre. sion. vii
s,,,-oTf d, l.,nJsom.lv
m - n re,g thou, fit tho si.tr.t II country
al ~ IN t - t ttis Rosl and deteuaeot ON Il
",s,,+ .,, 49, l.l, - .-Ced In lc4q ..yeaf. tl,all-
io S'ai's 20 mani =. ~ IN ~
san" u ~ r., VI 1870 20 - 40 a.. ~, ,,tslr,b-
I'D -. ,c boe ,q,r -. = IN md 9-l. "a "a ,ns:r,lc-
49,, ~ ,,h,ch can b. esrrt IN . INC ~ Nh, ga.1u of the
S,@rr 600 60 s,,.ec-led ~ me Sta,e ~ nth caro-
,,,. ~, certain c.ndriouS
~ estimated mat The net annual Profits win reach q
rer cent per apuuru
About one-half of the line has been graded and
brdged the being n the course Of delivery, and
vii he ready for me iron rail, immediael,
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sJORNING LINE for ALBANY

WI The ncw and er-ant steamer REINDEER, Calt:
bert uegruot wlu l,aye NewN or. from per foot 4
Nura,-si every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY Ana FRI
DAY MORNING att O'Clock and rcturnlus leave Albany
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AID SAT- EDAlS - nc
same hour making tn usual Ian slnsS -ach wav - Meals
served on board Pare NsWbur-h and N-r>e 81 cents
y + For fGrtaer information apply O. JAMES BISHOP
co. Bsaysr-st NeV-Nork m-s -
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rRailroad Company The sixth scHH-annual Dividend
ON me Preferred stock of tins Company NJ the rate oi CS
Icrcont per ouuum. viii be pad az the Once o. lhe &
tanv Centcr,i on ard after tuesday the ISL oN q" July
nr,i br,ween the hours otg a NJ and Y NJ
The Transfer Books of che Preferred STOCK vail be- closed
an Thursdav 2o,h inst at ocock. NJ and opened ou
Wednesday iu, . nt iCu'clock M.-Daed Ncw-l "tA.
i3d June. 1851 SAhl. NJ hl4A I ~ I'M
i2lflN9 tI'l'"''i'
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4 The barge CLINTON. CAP, WL-sie. ever Mon
DAY: EXCHANGE Ca,t klseNrans. every y IE, -
DAY POI CHEEEPSIE. Car- H1f.uln- ever ~ l n
nay - s0-.gs = NJ from too- ri # - ilr 9as-
ssrrsns ana freight Tie above nlrEes are eesil, lol
rtst.f ,.tt .-r-4 rer,s and s-ar- All ccIr' ne -
H.. r -e evor>s. fre lD for the comfort aud c'nse-
neuct n r.s.i gers aad 4ye q Po. se- -l ',,e
for the stages 10 sharon Pine Pans i ~
49, .-'r al Is ou board Che harEes. ~ -o
IS a., WILLIAMSON = VAIL. ia Wesf-st
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= FRANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and

Ichesue,t route 20 thus teIg l.f sumner Retreat d,
Lv Hudson River ooa-s and hid,ln t'-f i-isolu ~
Huf>on and thence 1r railroad and stages CD Cue >lrnes
hr the war Il The shaker CIV. Passeage-s from NeN-
Nor. ~ morning Boats or road. wl leave n -lsJl
ne oc0ck ? N tran and a. the >p-1n-s 40 -
PM Passengers from NeH-fprk nf etei1ns rfaN or
trains viii leave Hudson the NEXT nrnns ~ CO 3. t
arrive II the Springs az q NJ OsaA Itrr oA me Il'ei
s.: fare iron. Hudson g. ile S9r.nss : - ,.
4 WATERMAN. slfera.eldeni
Hr1srr Trre fsl.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
NrnN fXEppNnT

Fer fre, sht oy passage spply % EDMARDk COLLINS
~ " sii-S, Ncw-Nork BROWN. SIMPLIFY CO "
erpocl. +. & ROBERTS CO. IS hins Arms l~Io'
London s Boulevard Mvataartre, Pari> .,.-A
Amer the >i of Ami neNt. he rate oi ieshI ;! &c
sh'. steamers from LN,TfVo wall boz materially reduced
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CRAND and CHEAP EXCURSION
u from NEW-YORK 20 MONTREAL and o. EBEc
The rnders -ed are n0w enabled % treat A ne pup
c unfolding Societies and Fremeu. fl Grand tNtuf
Son ~ s,e blaze pa tie month of August CD l'real ant
Quebec n tfa Cau1lls The tickets w be issued r flr
Grand EIcursou. ami re- turning nr,l-c4ass s'i5t
n ~ei r.f -rre Individuals and Societies patns
tn excursion n tine warm month II Argt WI g,t4!n t4f
tI.r bob alton ir arrlvug WI RICH hilLtk. i.f
cr..n,t.c6-,r or o. GEO T STANLEY ami GEO
RACHLOR lj6 West-st y. Y Tie lcaets ali ne ISSUED
80 - IN IN ffteeu dass' excursion. iels lw'
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Office ui The
EROCERS' FIRE INSURA\CE co.


AN ID WARRA\TS.-Ihe under
signed has supply of MEXICAN Land Warrants which
he will sell and guarantee $50 each until lsi of july
when the price viii Dee advanced to 100 each Al orders
Warrants y ihphLS'N
,ei8 lnD&2tW Dealer IA Land Warrants, % Wal-st-
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. {
NV NnRk Inne lh. 1901 l

NV N0RN, juno 10, I35I-
nHJDEND.-Ad dividend of Seven ~
re cent upon the paid in capital stock of tins c9m-
9rv has hcen declared from the of the last
sx months and payaheto stckhoders AT the ireaSa-
r.rs once, I'M Inc cy OF Nev-York. and after the nrsi
,iav of July NEXT -Four dollars per share u payable ~
cash and the remainder n stock The transfer BOOKS WI"
be closed from the 23d June o. ~ July
+ c LITCHFlELD Treasurer.
Ie23M' "a Beayer-st. corner Hano'er-s'
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y
From pf,ict near Chauhers-st.
At A NJ Tor POJGHhEEPSiE. stopping "1 way 'i"'
Af8AM for ALBANY. stopping 1t M.ngttan' Ne.
carrison's cod Srlne Fsnsl New Hamburger. P0u-A-
keetsie thence boz, se ARMENIA g. Hudson. ltesch
inc al intermediate pactsou the rFerl where tle trans
Will receive thu passenger, aud land them n Albany 10
At ill pm. Tor POUGHEEEPSIE treght tram
stopping at ali way piaces
APP VI mr P6UGHKEEPSIE stopping ~ Manhat-
tmulle One Huulred aud Fii.'-,ecfnd-,t f9nNefs,
Doih,, Ferrv. Dea1uau Tarr town. S4-->il-. C11ln,
PeeksAu. Garrson's. Gold ru- FisaAill9 l." Point,
Now HamUur-h and Milton Ferry
AttP NJ for ALBANY. stopping To- Ia'ftt'Hn- N.i-
S4He Boscoao Pee s- Garrison s., 4 go , rug ',--
T. Hudson, aud tv hl.lr ad tl ta - about +' ? VI
AttP VI forrAkRYIOMN 1nIf. stopping ai tI Nat
stations south of Iarutovn.
ATOP N. f,r PEEKSKiLL stopping 10 tl "a STA
LEAVE rorcHsEFPsIs. GOING SOUTH
AtCi Nj. for NETWORK, ST. plng ~ " ..i0n ft.l.
New ilamH .rrl. IuH Point fshAlll, Cod ring "ti
r.ou's PceassI. Boscl.o CrltNu. An- >n5, fto' D.
De.-r.n p.ffs Fern, Hast.lcs NuuAtr,. Oue Hundred
md F1ftv-~tcOud-s and NIau4attaav-e. - - 800
At7AM toy freight aud p 4,seu-ers t1 NL"-fOhh,
Al NJ 4 NJ. for SEW-IORk, .or on arrival % pray
nom Hudson b-ncng passengers tom Auaut.I stopping
af New Hambu3gh. F.shHL COD >.rn. Oar ris9u ~
Peekssu Roscolcl. sing Sng Iarr town, D''tss trffl
TAP " for NEW-GORK. stopping tt all fhe way
ALP NJ. fr NEw-YORK. .of on arrival of boat from
Hudson stepping az the principal Nay stations AMI frth-
lue Nev-YorS a. @. p VI.
At &, A NJ stopping a. all v lay stations ln ''slal
LEAVE TARRFTOwN FOB NE"- f'f,.
At o - 2 81. stopping az al " ly Stations
OLIVER II LEE Superintendent
Kev-York. June D. 1851 Ie6n
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

DACIFIC MAIL = F.AMSitlf ~
3 The only Through Line for CALIFORNIA and ORE
Con VIA Havana and Chlgres Pare Reduced SAL
URDAY, fme %. at p NJ, the splendid steamship
CRESCENT CITY. 1900 tunS burtheu. j. Tanner Com
mander-Wl sail on SArU RDAY June g. al precisely
o'clock NJ from her pier 40 tine foot OF NaUen-streti
Meeting WIh the flyoute United States Nal S.eams p
TENNESSEE. To l,ye Panama on 1r about the lJh july
r,'fr ,y'lrreu-.f lCl4t26
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NETWORK & NEW.HAVEN Raj.

a - \ n
C--a.-s; station. near B-alva- Passengers - -r-ei'cd
ne N'"-f 'rN 2,i ~, S,''' t''' s''
-c.air. da,. a Tram at VI t'- N,N- ta.ca aAe
Allan. obi. fht stations tlc y .- y a's-i ic =
k.r f~ 50 ID ta,. tins tram BILL sep DO brt-.nrf fis-
,'Ass> ar Boston, Pr'yoruceN rr,ic,. har MS rs>-
te-l a.a touneccu; River htlT''l> W use il' IN
4a ou EN.r,>S Tram at Neu-Hlt,n Passengers Tor ne
Canal K.-l-.-d % take tbs tram 70 Nrw-iia.en. .
ENeuss> Tram az 5 O'Clock "a y. St'li'nl h..e.e-
cot aIa Nes Haven. thence ta H4t ~ Sl-l1sa,ll Nn
accc River Railroad orce>;e . Providence ard R,ou
Haven Passengers FIR the Ho Sn.orlc Rs-ooG 90 SAFE
Lane, Albany and Pi''sted, ans .lT t4c Nl1-4ucN Sas-
Accommodation Tram ~ DEL -. AN for New Ha-
and an intermediate Sat'Cu> Psss-nsea ny fS lTln
vii remain over At Ne,y-Havcn until ii Passengers
for Boston. 1 taxing th~ Tram ma. renEr oNrr rom
thrce o. 1--WE hour, as NewHven Hartford SrrpEfrd or
station whcrethe Cypress Tram receive p'>>enrerS
Passengers o tbs rmn i the Cana Railroad Ni remain
SPECIAL Tram II iIijP u ir Pr; Chester ana inter-
ETpress IRAN al sPM for Stamford Norva.> Bridge
port and New Haven. thence 20 trtt1-l s. rngred ~
cesfer ard Boston. connecting NJ Bridge VT Wth Tram 81
H0 saonc Railroad 90 p,tsfeld and With Tram II Nau-
sautucs Railroad ON Saturdays TIM, Tram connects 81 "a
Tram OF Canal Railroad 40 Nev-liaNer.
C. Accommodation Tram at P for New Haven AMI
: Co9.mu,ation Tram a, 25Plt. Gs N" Haven and
s, SPECIAL IRAN at 3oPM .or Pou CAes.s lal inter-
TRAINS To NEw-YoRK
Special tram at 20 NJ from Pc. Chester Stopping
Ccn'mrtai,cn IRAN az AN from New-Hayen. sop
pmsat ADJ the intermediate stations
Accommodation Train at6 Is A " rom New Haven.
>UrPne AZ all intermediate stations r'c''n- passengers
i.m Nar-atncs Railroad at BrNsep1r- .
Acrulm. etii'n iran ai So 4 VI io'. \ '-''''
stouln- % al utcrm' ate Il IONS rrct n pN'' IN
frm Hartford and NeW-Ha'ei. Canal .od Ma N'ii-
Cvfrcss Tram AZ IS PAN m c,necti with ,ae Gr-
press Tam from Boston tr-u N,W-hA','. 81. i'- a-
Rncseqor Nor aN- and stamford De- l.', .,,e' :
from 'he Ho9s~,nc k'. 'oai 10 bads' 5a''' 'od Canal
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Ic5H GO W WHISTLER Jr Superintendent
NEW-YORK ~ NEW-HANEN

u T. Wy OR X auS y r. W ii " T. y
I RAILROAD NOTICE ON and after MONDAY,
Iune 3D. I6i c,.tS eau le procured at W Offices 81 Che
COMPANY n thIs c.f,. from NeN-N',s 10 Bellows Frl>;
Rutland. Burluetuu. kpu>es Point. O-AeuShusl amt
Montreal. also to 81 Iohusl r-. aud Nhfc lln IS Id
New HAMPSHIRE The completion of the VERNON
VALLEY RAiLRO Nd from tlthoio % Bellows Falls.
completes 800 unbroAen unc OBJ Railroad from Ne"fotN ''
and connecting with an the klr ais IN crmou'. and lr
raugtments have been made with those COMPANIES ' fnh
trans IN connection Grabbing the passenger fo reach 'n
point on ans of the Vermont Roads ,he same i' At leave,
the cry
Leave Neu-Yo,k ats u'cllc, A NJ aud go tar'usn rhe
,an, day. or VI and STAY over usnt n rns1e amt
on IA, fb. n.xt morning g. W WHISTLER. Jr.
.l-f SUIT y lnd n X
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
TENHE NEW-YORk and LIN ERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The 81 IS
Niii liSt4A tlN AAiN ,t.N '..N
tTlANllC, Capt West, Avn ~, y - S Salt' A.,

All ANTIC. CAPT West. PAGlflC, lam I'VE
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. bALllS' OapN. Oo"s''oH'
ApRIATIC. Calf Grafton
These >h,r have been hlt iN contract expressly ir
Government service every care has been taken n tne n
strcon - also IN their Engines, % insure strength ana
sneed and their Accommodations i9f passengers are i-
New-Nork 10 Liverpool $50 exclusive use 81 eVTa >ite
state-rooms $3.50 from Liverpool o. Ne"-lefA 80 An
,vrfec.d >nrseu attached 90 each ship NJ berth can
be Secur,d uutil paid for The owners OF t"tNe >in VIII
not Ike accountable for gold silver bullion; snece, e"fY
ureeus stones OF metals Unless bills oi aius are Satd
therefor ana the value thereof therein e1gre>seS
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- T)lar.-.f daily. Sundays eRce. ted
I-NOKNING EXPRESS TRAIN u VI f1f Dlh-
- s0cr.l. Only 20 SlierIs. Chester, S4-i4 U Dt---
.are Narrow bur-L u. -ps-., Sli leis ma D --
Oego Wagerl. E.nra, &. rnne ADDISON ..-f
ana Oie1n This tram connects u DunSirA WIN me ~
srid S-earie-s ore ~ .lch saves uueia t-s % ar
a. take tn Er1ress Tram ~ Clncnna' fassr e- IJf
,neya Rochester and Buffalo ras@ ms tram ti arm p
IN Geneva The same evening and 81 Rochester tLa ro
~ NAH TRAIN. ~ 50 VI. va P.srnont s;opging q
al ~ Stat0n. and sTnylns at Elmra AZ q VI ms
tram refralns ElmIa al ngat Al1 tcees nrkI Hoi-
M A. ocioc. a. DlIAlrs ~ the after4ooA
WAY TRAIN. y 5 VI. "a P4efl.Jni' Oi-a'-.' 14-
All intermediate stations 49, o....-.r.
AWAY TRAIN. @ = n VA Jersey Itt' i' D--'''
and al .atsrDedl1te stations. 800 n,t O. r,..,
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. - = p VI u Dln-
g-r, staD1lg a. the statlrs ~ -ir ~ H-F'9
IT, n ferreu. Actls0u.I nd 40 Jnlon a. -.-
Tfls fralr connects 70 DunArs wtn ~ spe. -
ers NIAGARA. KEYSTONE slAt p ~ - - -,
CITY one ri which MI leave to- Df.thJli lliee', "a
49, ARRIVAL u ne sars and come = - ~ y - -
-. T,--,s IN Re MICHIGAN CENTRAL KALI
EqGD ~ Chsrtro. " .~auAle. a.. ..
~ IN Geneva. Rochester and bll-lo -Ai-z
tbls Tan s-rv- Geleva mex i1r--z All . ~
,sI and Buffalo Ia vance y. ~ ~ 49,
TEAM, 10 a-N -l.Aa - ..-.
MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dr.Alfk r
n .-.rrrr = Ire sl.e Stations a lls Nrs- t-- AZ
,,r-nr u NeW-i grk The same e'el!i- =,
? WAY TRAIN. caves O'LsF--, ~ p. a - s'''l%n-
~ ali ~ Sra-lans arriving n New-f9rA u DO q
MAIL TRAIN. leaves DlnA1rs a. 10 81 ,,,'"rpius
q. ~ H. stations. and ARRIVES IN Elmlra AZ q = d
4 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Gsney1 ~ A N -a- IN,
rat8A VI stopping a. al the Sia-Ions' aud ARRIVES "A
- "FvESING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves D ns-rs a.
"a NJ s-o.lr lE r the same 2lac s i4s "1si' SUI d.
-yes u New ! lrs me next f1ren.sfl , ~. ID.
FREIGHT IhAlNe, leave rom FL. IA - r .-14.t.r
.teP NJ for 49,. s4-l0ls on lie hoa-- i--l IL n
and Buasl1 ,.o ,,,,,C,r c,sr,,soseuf
eM ChAkLEs 'Ai-'O
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CHANGE Of HOURs-Commencing

y June o. '8jl -RAMAPO and PATTERSON RAIL
ROADS -EKpress Trans leave sle-s, a. i,'"s 1f On
~ ARRIVAL N the Frle g--is AZ gOcoes 4 VI stopping
.l. AZ Rms4F HYl0A ls Paterson, II -efs a4 BOIL
ng Sprnr Il 0! oc.ocs VI stopping JslY a HoAoAls,
Paterson aid Boiling Spung
erson and Hohokls, az oslcck ? n. stopping 9nY ~
Passa.c Bridge Patterson and H1Lpsus 40 O'Clock ? II
StopD.ng ouy a. B0hng sprAs II JOB lers and kanise
The Erpress trans ieve Marsetst statl.a Pa,ef..n,
Tor New Tofk al % VI and 81 and 100 81 N m we
ARRIVAL II tse trans fr0m Sai.erns Tie up trans stop a.
Bergen Oh sIsI41l -,., a, - u
.f3PN ..,
PATERSON TRAINS ieage Paterson a. and ~
o'clock A VI and a. O'Clock N.-LeaFs NeF-lofN Il .
O'clock A II . and and g. O'Clock NJ -,
SUNDAYS-Leaye Paterson n u ,clNA ~ ~ a.4
O'Clock ? " Leave NewYofk II . O'Clock n a.9
s'clocs ". "'+'"
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! SNAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

4 For NEW ORLEANS direct va HAN AN A. and
,tl r,s..ur,r> f,r san Fmncisco-Fare' reduced On
THURSDAY June %. Al O'Clock NJ, the splendid
steamship CHEROKEE 800 tuns burden te4Iy ", !,
/ \ \ commander VII sail precisely az clocA + VI .
fo hey rler az the foot ~ Waen-s \ X WIN the Gov
eminent Mails. direct for Havana and New cans.
douhle-euclue steamship FALCON
Freight taken o. Newt Orleans 40 3oc PEI loo,
Srccte only taken on Freight to Havnna
of5ils ofl,Jur van he sigued after the Steamer Las
sailed +., q. -
IL West-st CeIuer az warren NJ o. hObhh4o.
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

= PANY-Only through Line for SAN FRANCISCO.
via Hnvana and Chagres Fare reduced. On IHJ RSDAA
June %, at NJ the splendid Steamship G. ~ b
900 tuns Henry Mudle commanded gu san on ~ No
DAY june precisely o'clock PM rom he ger Az
the foot of Wautn-St, r. with the Government hails
for Chagres VIA Havana Passengers transferred al VaH
10 the splendid double engine steamship aeon f>sti
gers leaving an the CHEROKEE VIII connect win the
favoute United States Mail Steamship TENNESSEE iu
SAIL from Panama about the 18th Juy Eor pass lst
apply AZ the Office 81 and s. South-st at 1T Vests
corner Warren. leA lZS
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:. y Judd * HoLLIsrER. AGENTS

JOHN s IAppAN. Wee PfC8IdCIt.
FERDIsAND stage, ScCrc:dTy
NB-ParCuar a'en'Ionl called 20 me fact TINT ms
Company continues 20 insure Buildings, Mcrchlntse,
Household Furniture Vessels Port &c against loss Or
damage FIRE divde the profits ms class OF busl-
ness the same ON the Marine premiums.
my28 3miAIW&F
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DSON RIVER RAILROAD
u NEM-YORk ~ ALBANY and Lnto-meLllto llacos.

b. Rar0ad and Nfr1inU0at-
Trio Do,ty LINES fir0nJ1 eqr1
On MONDAY June 49, the road viii bee opened for travel
between Hudson and Albany.
On aud after ths date The Trans follows, sun
DAYS e1ceVedj
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lB CO-Ofice Merchants Exchange. Wa-st, " Y,
and 80 Fult0n-st. Brooklyn. WA. ELLSWORTH. Pres I.
A e. STEVENS Secretary Iii 6m'
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TOHN W. LEONARD. Teacher OF Pho
- e-al hF. ArlLlffs lnd keg1fsr 20 Ann, aad ifs
Clint az IS Nta IlA Terms 81 lJr u lessons le<g lA'
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CALIFORNIA NOTICE EXTRA

- Gods shipped b. 4 B MILLER + CO : Ca.lf'ra.1
Express ere invariably .acfd on board the NAL 81 lners
a. Parara aivanCe 81 .he mai ard ALL D.
ho osher express INST nrSt served ) ne only
e1clus..e lrYegC granted - aa-. whatever Others uaT
adytItse and ou- flciil-ts known O. a. who have
crossed .1e ls--A-s. So shipment ger Orescel- O,
zen Ofce 10 Wll-st p S-P1ss.-t t-sc,s across The
ls-.Ius n sale c1i -
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD

VI NImmff Auanscm' nIs-~t 0'n"'" Ils 'V'UN' ,
April 7. 1851 ,, ,p,t
N'rr.fn.n T. fFrc,enfl o. z - 4 VI aud IS VI Nl.
.Ille s. fFre. .ntI o o. @ IS = VI ond H. 1872 VI
ErURNiNG-Leage New YORK if'm ne IT,, OF NJ ~,
r.f.arf 3 n. VI (r'rctlf) and I. NJ Mllulie %,
In ID. 4 NJ IFftsht) and g. 70 = VI al follows
4 D T. A
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ENOR IIN f.RPOOlA-Gackct OF Zolh
Z June Tile MAGNIFICENT and flvorte packet snip
ROSCIUS Capt Oliver Eldudse. "lll sail AS Ao,Ye htr
regular day. For freight or pas, ise l1mt 1nl noe
conmolaons apu, o board a. pier u East River OF To-
mt2g II SPOFFORD. TILESlON a co. 50 Souin-st.
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NpRING and SINlMER NRRNNGE.

Tins COMPANY PED manner connected o' assoc Aie'
win other Passenger Offices ina tus cy, Albany ~ bHh""
"a Ivs
The republic., 1851-06-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

The tracts embraced in the above proclamation
of the President comprise all the residue OF the
lead mines yet to be brought into market south
Of the Wisconsin river They those mines
particularly the portion situated in Illinos) work
ed under former leases from the Government which
had expired at the date of the sale Of the ada
cent mines, and therefore possess the advantage of
being prepared for immediate operations, without
ncurring the increased expenses incidental to
opening new mines. and most of them are believed
to be very productive. They all more or less
conveniently situated in reference to the navigabc
rivers and other cheap means of transportation of
their products to st. Louis, and in the midst of
a country yielding abundantly all the agricultural
products Of the latitude in which they located.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nav 2--1aw13w
The republic., 1851-06-12
No. 800.

Every person having the right under the act en-.
titled 'sAn act to create additional land district
in the Territory of Wisconsin. and for other pur-
poses," approved Sd March, lS47, us kssees, oecu-
pants or psmittees enter to the extent OF their
leases or permits, any of the lands within the
townships and fractional townships above enume-
rated in the WIllotD Riusr dstict and who are en-
titled under the act entitled "An act to reduce the
minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake
Superior district, in Michigan, and in the Chippe
wa district, in Wisconsin," approved 26th Sep
tember, 1850, "to enter the land covered by their
leases. occupancy, and permits respectively at
the minimum price of 8 25 per acre, or II cover
ing more than one full section. entitled, con the
surrender of such lease permit at the proper
Land Office to purchase, If he shall elect TO do so.
one full scction at the rate of 81 80 per acre, s
required to establish the same to the satisfaction OF
the Register and Receiver at Willow River, and
make payment therefor as practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
tho commencement of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
]. BUTTERFIELD.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
May 2-Iawl3w
The republic., 1851-06-12
8 CO.'S NEW YORK, NEW OR

CRIMSON & CO.'S NEW YORK, NEW Or
~ leans, and Mobile Express, connecting with the
swifcst and most responsible expresses between the
principal towns in Maine, New Hampshire, YER
mont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Lower Canada, New York State. Delaware, Penn
sylvania, Maryland, District of Columbia, Indiana
Ohio. Illinois, the western States generally, the
Mississippi and Alabama river towns, and the prom
inent places in Georgia and the Carolnas.
Our facilities extensive and perfect that we
can secure the safe and speedy transportation Of
freight, trunks, packages, and valuable parcels,
fromsne end Of the country to the other, and be-
tween the most remote points.
From our many years experience in the express
business, while connected with Messrs. Adams &
Co.. and our numerous advantages in other respects,
(not the least Of which 10 the confidence and pa
tronage OF tho New York community we feel az.
sured that we shall cease to give the nost en-
tire satisfaction to friends, the jewelers. bank
ers, and merchants generally.
We beg leave TO call attention to our California
express from New Orleans, and our express be-
tween New Orleans and Mobile
Offices, Camp street, Now Orleans, and 10 Wall
street, New York. Feb