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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
MORNING LINE for ALBANY.-
MISUNDERSTANDING
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT-Citv and County o.
RNew-York Hercules O'Connor and James O'Con-
aemanJ an c,. \ " ~, sun IS SrnpIr
A. WILLIAMS You are hereby summoned and
w-s fled IN H. a. NJ H. Clsrk of The CIV and
County OF NewYork the City Hall. IN the CITY OF New
York on the 10Th day # June INST and 70 serve copy Of
your the complaint the subscriber az his
Office No l Nassau-st, the CITY Of NewYorS. within
twenty days after the Of this summons YOU eN
elusive Of the dav such and fail 20
the sand complaint within the Aforesaid the plaintiffs
in tins action will take judgment against You for the sum
of Nine Hue,red and Fy Dollars and Elfiyseven cents,
with interest from the Eleventh day of June thousand
eight hundred and tone besides the costs Of this acton
Dated New YORK. June q. 1851 DAVID p HALL.
Ie25 laW6wW plaintiffs Attorney. Nassau-st.
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FANNY WRIeHT IN TRoUBLE.-Ihe Cin-

F,Sxv WRIGHT IN Trouble. The Cln-
clnnau commercial gives The particulars 1i d aw sun
iust commenced by Frances Wright DAfspsohs
against her husband Inc case y c1iio 49, o,, c,r
itself and II derives additional interest from the cb'
cumstance that the once famous Fanny virgin -
one Of the parties II appears that the Cast .o"os
before the Court IN the form OF an application oI az
Injunction the appointment OF a receiver anu an az
owance IN the nature OF alinony, expenses OF ntsa-
ton. &c. 10 was shown by the petition ina, "a'ame
D'Arasmont was born IN Scotland, ana became pos-
sessed by inheritance Of considerable property tnAt
IN 1880 She visited this country, invested portion OF
funds IN the purchase Of estates IN Cincinnati ana IN
the south, and IN 1881 visiting France, she there
married W +. D'Arasmont, BY whom she mao one
daughter The petitioner had between mat peri0d
and Is,5 paid several visits TO the UnIted states,
where she had desired permanently 10 reside, ana
had also visited Scotland, where valuable properly
had fallen to her a. heirat-law. She nan ABOUT this
time changed funds vested IN her own name 10 Ihat
OF her husband trusting IN his honor, and the OH
charges that portion Of this property had been soh
by W p D'Arssmont, and that this respondent hal
deprived her by chicanery, not only OF her property
but Of the love and companlonshIp Of her daughter
now growntO womanhOOd. The case Will occupy al
least week.
SINGULAR CAsE.-The Hudson ReDubLi-
c0, OF the 22d inst contains account OF sng4Ia
ease which has occurred IN that place In lef1 ssm
uel Rankin was murdered al Austeritz ~ ,oiulio
Co. and Michael Gallagher, who had fof yeasip y.
ore lived IN the county indicted iof the mDIn''
He ran away however, and all attempts 20 are"
hun failed Last week man OF the name o. M ,
Gallagher was arrested at CaroondAie, ie'.s2 a'
brought 10 Hudson and committed 70 JAN ~ ~ ~
ION who stood indicted for the murder OF hansA-
His counsel sued out writ Of ha6eGs corpus, an
upon being taken before the Recofde, was clearly
shown that the prisoner was not the Michael Calla-
ghey mo rad been indicted for the murder OF Ran
KIN but another person, Of very respectable chafac
Ter who has lived for more than twenty years la
Carbondale, Penn. during all which time he has had
a wife and family there and other relatives and
friends He was moreover, never in the county oil
Columbia until brought there under arrest week BE-
fore last
EF The light house on the Delaware
Breakwaler, which was built BY Philadelphia for
5000 10 - said Will not last three years MessTs
Turner and Fhnn, who were appointed to examine
the Light house report that few Of the specifications
IN the contract have been complied with. the stono
work was required 70 be lald IN hydraulic cement
PLAIN mortar has only been used the building VAS
required 10 lie heavily tsmbered, while il Is very night.
lPhI Ledger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

~ JERSEY.-SuInmer Arrangements. Commencing
MONDAY March 81. l6)I-Thls Road extends from
EllZABErHpORr IS miles q the WHITE HOUSE,
j. reducing the staging between The terminus of the
Road and EASTON 20 IS miles
THIS line leaves New YORK by steamboat Red Jacket
Ne North River and connects with trains on the New
JERSEY Railroad when leaves NewYorS from foot Of Cort-
land-st.
TRAINS UP-Leave NeW-York BY steamboat Red Jack
ct. pier No North River, al A. NJ passenger; VI
freight and NJ passenger; and By y Railroad foOt
OF Cortiand-st at "a NJ and ? and 5. M
Trains leave White House and following places for New
York follows
White House al :. \. NJ; Freigh. Al ioA NJ, Passen-
ger at l 20 p NJ.
Somcryile i. 30 A NJ; Freight a, Is NJ; Passenger
ai203 Y VI
Bound Brook a,4 50 A NJ; Freight at 8 IS A NJ Pas
Pisnfeid At y N, Freight at Is A NJ, Passenger
stz3S P NJ
wesli,ld At 80 A II, Frelgh, al " A NJ Passenger
ar2 81 2 VI.
EhzabethioNn Al - 4 NJ Freight al 10 ~ A VI f4S-
senLer AZ : IS III
Ilxalt tApou a. 20 \. NJ, Freight ~ 10 - y NJ, Pas
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS aad Saturdays trains leave
Somcylt for Pespack Lesser Cross Roads and fucAs-
STAGES Will he 10 readiness the arrival Of the VI
tram trolr New tie White House convey p2ssen-
gers Fastcn. WkeSharre Bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauc Chunk Penn aud 10 Clinton. LebaAsn,
Sk,rd and Belyldrre. J.
NR-Ail BAGGAGE - the mes Of the owners nntll df-
lv,red mia the actual Vi the Agents VI tie Co-
y~Iy AID checks or receipts gven iaereior nJcu
A NEW RCGTE TO SCHOOL EYs MOUNTAIN. va the ZEN
Ia Ralruad ii jersey PasseHgers from New-forA
~ N. Noutain VII leave NesYors daily SUNDAYS et-
,cp;sd} a clock An either from Per NJ ! NofIi
ENtr anrs Red jacket, from fpt "a Cplt4lu-
-. ~ NcsJerssy Railroad, 20 Ehzabeth I0Un "hefs q
correction Is rned with tie Central Railroad y the
,sip srr,yrr ~ nm, ~ dine ,e@lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
NETWORK a. NEW-HAVEN RAIL

R0AD.-Summer Arrangement On ana aitei
Canast Station, Broadway Passengers also received
at the NewYork and Harlem Railroad Once Iwen'yseV
/ Accommodation Train at A VI for New-Haven and
AL intermediate Passengers from ay-SaiIons for
Albany and the Stations on the HouSaonc ana NaugalcS
Railroads. VIII take this tram and stop at bridgeport fas-
sengers Boston, Providence Worcester Hartford SPRING
field Connecticut River Railroads Will take TINS tram
and JON Express Train NewHayen Passengers for the
Canal Railroad Will take this tram to New Hayen p,o
2 Express Train at o'clock VI for stanford, Bridge
port and New Haven, thence 10 Hartford, Spnngheid Con-
neccut River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
PASSENGERS for Canal Railroad VIII chalga cars Al w"
Haven Passengers for the Housaionc Railroad to STATE
Line Albany and Plttsed, and for the NaDsatuek h~-
Acc almodatIon Tram at o'clock AN for New, 4a-
and all intermediate Stations Passengers by ts lrasi
for Stations on the Hartford and New, hayen ha'lroad
Will remain over at New Haven until = NJ Passengers
for Boston by taking thus Tram ma remain s over rom
at Station wherethe Express Tram receives passe"FS
Passengers by tins Tram for the Canal Railroad VIII remain
Special Tram az fll5PM fr Port Chester and inter-
5 cypress Tram at 3P VI for Stamford Norwalk Bridge
port and New Haven thence to Hartford Springfield Wor-
e S BRI 4a.d YSf%g "a and With franz Of Na1
gautuck Railroad On SATURDAY this Tram connects with
Train of Canal Railroad at NewH Haven.
g. Accommodation Tram at z NJ. for New Haven ana
inferno date Stations . -
l. Conmutaton Train At 25PM for NewHaven and
g. SPECIAL Tram at aoPM for Pom Chester and inter-
TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special tram at 20 NJ from Poft Chester stopping
at all Intermediate stations.
2 Communication Tram at NJ from New Haven stop
pHg at all the intermediate stations
5. Accommodation Train at IS NJ from New-Hayen.
stopping az all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport.
4 Accommodation Tram at 80 A NJ from New-hayen.
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven Canal aud NausatucA Rail-
road. .
Express Train az IS PM I'm connection with the EI-
press Tram from Beston) from Newiaven. stopping az
bridgeport Norwak, and Stamford receiving passengers
from the Housatonc Railroad at Bridgeport, and Canal
Railroad AT New Haven.
Special Tram at VI from Port Chester stopping
a all int, medate stations
Z Accommodation Tram at 20 NJ. receIvng passen-
gers the Accommodation Tram from BOSTON, from
New Haven stopping all intermediate stations.
Express Tram az IS Y. NJ (oT IN connection with
Express Train from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Nor
walk and Stamford. arriving Newf0rk at II 80 + VI.
Evening Tram from Pttsed connects with this Tram at
Bridgeport
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
seats IN the Cars.
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SUPREME COURT.-Nicholas Dean

- zgalnSt John l. Moore To the ahOTe-Ganed DE-
PENDANT You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer compliant this acton hch complaint IS
fled IN fhe Once o the Of the City and County of
New York on the 18th day Of July, 1851 and 70 serve
copy Of your said complaint on The sose
n Their of ce No a Mai-st the CITY Of NeW-f YORK.
within twenty DAYS after she service hereof exclusive o.
daY Of such service and you TAU ~ answer me SAD
c.mrain within rhe tine Aforesaid he piaintn IN ths
acton vii take judgment against ycu Tor me sum 2. ~
hundred dollars win interest from the "a y-oniun
day Of June une Thousand eight hundred and hiy-one
res.de the # TITS sc;ioE.-Dated New fofA Juy
Il. iSJL EDWA ARDS MAN Plaintiffs Ai,orlsxS,
l,lg lsvsSM " Msi-sf St~-1C's
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10 PERSONS TRADING to

: NHAYTI The undersigned gives notice that he has
been pointed the Commercial Agent of Hsu, for New
York and that the laws Of Hat req IRE that vessels
rvng there from this pert be provided with Manes's Of
then cargues certified hy him. Office ~ Front ST.
je2l 2taw2m HENRY DELAFiELD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

kSthe application of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monaly of the CITY of New York relative 10 the opening
and LAYING out of PUBLIC PARK IN the Nineteenth
Ward of the City of Newly ork-Publc notice Is hereby
gwen hy the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaiiy ~ the
City Of NewYork. pursuant TO the act OF the Legislature
of the state of NewYok entitled An act relative to the
powers and duties of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
y Of the Cy Of NewYork IN the matter OF taxing pos
session of and laying certain lands for Public Park
IN the 10Th Ward of the said city, passed July H. 1871
that the SAID the Mayor Aldermen and Comm0naty m
tend make application 10 the Supreme Court Of the State
Of New York. AT special term Of the SAID Court 70 be
held at the CITY Hat in the City of New York on SAruR
DAY the ninth day a August next at the opening OF the
CONT ON that day. thereafter rs counsel can be
heard for the appointment Of hve Commissioners of EST
mate and Assessment discharge the duties and exercise
the powers specified IN the oned act mat me
nature and extent of the SAID intended improvement the
tokIng LAYING and opening Or PHblc Park, of al
that certain blot of ground situate and ng between the
Third avenue and the East RIVER and Goth street and 18th
street IN the said city And also all that certain other
Mot OF ground situate and lying between Avenue and the
East River and Goth street IN said city, To-
gethey with the tcnemens Entertainments and premises
the appurtenances privileges advantages 70 the same
belonging anywse apportalnlng dated New YORK,
Julv ~ 1851 HENRY + DAVIES
nz3tAug Counsel to the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
HNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEkS.-The shlpe
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
nal TIC Gara EamstOc

comprising tins line are the .I,,x,,1, - Az,
ATLANTIC, Capt. West, pAtIrIS' 1apt' Se,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, bAl:liS CaN N"ns'ooN'
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract ehpessy iof
service every has been taken IN their con-
strActon also their Engines TO insure strength ana
speed and their accommodations for passengers are ua
saualed for elegance or comfort Pnce Of passage from
New York Liverpool $3.50 exclusive use OF extra SIZE
state rooms $685. from Liverpool 70 New lok tJ1 Az
srerenced surgeon attached 10 each ship NO berth can
b. secured unit paid The OF these ships VIII
not accountable for gold silver hnlon specie ewelry
precious stones metals unless bulls OF ladng are signed
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
pDnpnCEn n
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
roeate Of the County of New York notice = hereby even
Ia ali persons having CLAIMS against JOhN Fohi I'm,
I,,e II The CITY Of York, deceased % present inc
ame with vouchers thereof 70 the subscors az MS resi-
Fence No 23g Hudson-st IN the City OF New YORK =. or
before the twentieth day Of December neKt-Dated Ne"
YORK the 10th day Of June 1891 . ,
ia JsweaW. JOSEPH I. PORTER. Administrator
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
\ roeate Of the County Of NewYOrs Notice y hereby
gwen 10 all persons ayn claims against LILLIAN CON
RFY late Of the City IT New York deceased u pfesst
the same with vouchers thereof u the snDscDer al he
residence II stephen II Feeks No ~ clinton IA
- o. ~ S.wYork on or before the seventh day u No
v.mher pe,t Dated Nsw-YOrk. April 2, lS5l
STEPHEN II FEEkS. Executor
an i.wsnVs HESTER CONREY. ExecutrI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
SUPREME COURT. Chautauque Coun-

~ y-Horatla Bogert dgGHsf Enoch Cobum, Horsiio
Oloott and Harriet VI. ms wife Henry l. Person and
Helen ms " Ife aud Charles eymour Edward Plerson.
and the said Henry l.. Person. Executors. &c of Isaac
Pierson deceased Russell H. Neyms Walter Smith and
Minerva his wife. John Nofat. The New-York DryDock
Company. The NewY and Enc IIar9ad Company,
and ADELAIDE + Bulow-ro the DEFENDANTS above
named Yon are hereby summoned and required answer
the complaint IN this which fled the Office IF
the Clerk the County II ChautauGue NJ Mayve IN sad
county on the 2th June 1851 and to copy
your answer the SAID compliant on the subscriber az ms
Office No Jotn-Streei the City Of Newf York. within
twenty DAYS the Of thus summons
elusive of the DAY Of such service aud you ia 10 answer
the SAID complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff m
tins action will apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint Dated June 9th, 1851.
CORNELIUS BOGERT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
w iaw6wW John street. City Of New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
SUPREME COURT of the STATE of

~ NFW-YORK- s Bridges against Francis K
SiaIr-Summons on Contract To FRANCIS STARR,
Defendant You hereby required 10 answer the com
plant tins and copy OF your answer On me
al the City If NewYOrk, within twenty days alter the ser
wee OF this summons exclusive of the day of SERVICE and
Won also notified that fail to answer the complaint
the Plaintiff Will then and there take judgment Tor one
thousand hundred aud seventy tye dollars with inter
est as specied IN the complaint (Which Will be this day
fled m the Office of the Clerk If the CITY and County Of
New York besides the costs this action Dated. New
York Juy a. 1891 ALBERT MATHEWS.
wa IawfwW Plaintiffs Attorney, q Wal 81.
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GREAT VALLEY ROUTE t.

VI WHITE MOUNTAINS, BURLINGTON, OG-
DENsBURGH and MONTREAL. the whole distance
by RAILROAD The opening Of the Vermont Valley
Railroad completed the Ink in the Connecticut River
Ine of Railroads from New-YOrk St Johnsbury, also
forms thorough Connection with she Rutland. Burng-
ton and Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada and Os
censhurgh Railroads.
Tickets for White Mountains s.. Johasbury Wells RI
ver We R-ver Junction. Windsor. Bellows Falls. Rg.
land burlington, kouses Point, OgtensorrEh and Moni
real car BE- obtained q; the NevNork and New Haven
Railroad Station IN Canal-st near Broadway.
Leave New-York O'Clock A NJ and 20 throu-1
TO ST JohnsbuYy or Burlington the same day
Leave New-Yors al O'Clock NJ. stay 0yer n-gn AZ
A r GILMORE. AT.
New-York. July %, 1851. VII Ina
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SUPRFME COTRT-Albert W. Wright

- and Samuel Titus plaintiffs. against John d. Pierce
dele Summon. fo mOney demand c0ntraft-Io
the above named DEFENDANT You are hereby sum
oued and REQUIRED 10 answer tie compliant this acton
which Will be fled ii the Office Of the CLERK u the Cty
and County u New York. al the City Hall u sad ctg
md 10 serve COPY If YOUR answer the sad complaint
on the subscriber az Ms ONCE, No 81 1st, N me ny
Of NewYork within twenty days after ne service Oh s
summons m Won exclusive OF the DAY Of such and
Il fail answer the SAID complaint within me tffne
aforesaid. the plaintiffs TINS acton WI take
ssans YOU for In. sum of four hundred dollars win inter-
ct from the hrst day MAJ thousand elsh h9Ifeo
and ryone beside the costs oi tins acton -DfSr Ne
York. May /, 1851 bC LIN ~ hi1 ~
The compliant the above enttet acton a. u, HEu
an H. ann M lesI ,e15 lawswW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

~ the Application Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Comm on
atty of the CITY New York. relative the OPENING
ana EXTENSION Of WASHING TON-STREEIf from It's
present termination AT Gansevoor 20 Twelfth street
n lie Ninth Ward of said city Public notice hereby
gwen by The Mayor. AlderneD and Commenly OF the
CITY of New-York pursuant 10 the statutes such case
made and provided that the sa The Mayor Aldermen and
Commonsitv If the CITY Of York intend to MAKE ap
pcaton to Supreme Court Of the State Of NewYork
AZ SPECIAL term of the SAID Court 70 be held ~ the City
Hall IN the CITY of New York Saturday the 10Th day of
August next he opening Of the Court that day.
soon theeaer rs counsel BE- heard for the appoint
met Of Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment N the
above entitled that the nature and extent Of
the intended Improvement the extension and opening OF
Washington the Ninth Ward OF the City Of New
York from present termination at Gausey0ortsreet 10
Twelfth. street by continuing the the drec
n and Vi the same width Washing az pre-
sent between Troy and GansevOort Dated New
York Julv r. 1851 HENRY T. DAVIES,
it23 tAugl6 Counsel TO the Corporation.
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NEW-YORK and CHARLESTON

i STEAM PACKET LlNE.-The steamship SOUTH
ERNER will be withdrawn from tins Line for few days
for the purpose of recoppeg and painting consequence
o which there will be Steamer for Charleston on Sat-
urday next. -
The steamship MARION viii leave here M WEDNES
DAY 3Oth July, at O'Clock PM precisely. All Bills of
Ladng signed hy PuIser board Freight l2 cents percu
c foot For freight amply board at 4, North River
and fer passage 10 SPoFFORD rlLESroN CO.,
,y29t3i rs South st
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning-

Il I ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD, TAUNTON and NEWPORT, craving the great
Eastern United States Mail without change Of cars or de-
tention. The steamer {. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel
Stone and Commodore Capt ". II Frazee, IN connection
with the Sonncton and Providence and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads. leaving NewIork daily, Sundays
ceped FROM Pier No n (hrst wharf above Battery
place at o'clock NJ and Stonlngton at 81 o'clock NJ
ARRIVAL Of the mail tram which leaves Boston al u
PM.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength, safety,
speed comfort and Gle The officers experiences
and attentive.
The natural advantages II tins route to any
other beng shorter and direct the tp pleas
asy and eIpediilouSiy performed while passengers
ALWAYS RELY upon reaching their destination advance VI
those by either ef the other routes
The COMMODORE, from New York-M onday ,Wednes-
day and Friday.
From Sionington-Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
The {. VANDERBILT, from New-lork-Tuesday,
Thursday and SATURDAY
Prom Monday, Wednesday aad Fnd.y.
NB-PaSsengers al AZ Sounst0n proceed ilne-
Gaiey vi al Tram Providence and Boston or pre-
fered board the steamer and SUNDAY erceted)
take the Accommodation Tram from Stonmgton at M.
which connects at Providence with the II Tram to-
Boston.
A Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and rrzx
through each way.
Newport passengers leave Providence at NJ daily
cep SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton passengers pfo
coed immediately the arrival OF the 1lal Tram Al Mans
field
For passage berths state rooms freight application
may he made al Pier g. North River al the office, Bat
tery-place ie2H
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

! ' John Brady, Jr.. against William McGavey, and
Caharno his wife. David Jones, John ODonohge, Bena
MN II Howell Henry G. Reeve, Rensselaer, L Goldsmith,
Tobias WincTstoin. Benjamin f. Cairns, Perrin Bur
dick Alfred Martin. Thomas German. Edward Hart John
G. Boxer Edward Boxer. John Brady and William Shea
Summons for relief Com served. To the above naAed
DEFENDANTS You are hereby summoned and re-
qmred 70 the complaint tins action, which was
filed IN the office If the Clerk II the City and County Of
New-York the City Hall IN sand CITY, on the 1871 day Of
June 1851 and copy OF your answer ~ the sad
couraln on the subscribers Office No 6Wall-stree
m said CITY, within twenty DAYS after the of tins
summons on Won exclusive of the day Of such and
If Won fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiffs this action viii apply the Court
for the relief demanded the complaint Dated June 49,
1851 CRIST y HURST. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys,
ie8 lawGWW
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

N-IrHls ieaNe NtN hohk a. oiiO"s, from per ioob
of Duane-st daily, Sundays excepted
l-MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at A VI. for Dun
kk stopping only at SueTs Chester Mddletown, Della
ware, Narowsburrh, Hancock. Deposit. Susquehanna,
Bmghampon, Owego, Waverly. Elmlra Corning Hornels-
VILE. and Clean Tins tram connects at Dunklrk with a
line splendid Steamers. Of which leaves Dmeay
ARRIVAL of the cars for Cleveland, direct arriving in
take the Express Train for Cincinnati Passengers
for Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo take tins tram, and
at Geneva the evening. and al Rochester and
Buffalo the night
g. MAIL TRAIN, at "A. NJ, via Piermont, stopping at
all the stations and arrly at Elnlra at 81 PM Tins
at ElmlTa all night aud proceeds next morn
ing at o'clock, arriving al Dunkrk IN the afternoon.
WAY TRAIN, at M, via Plermont, Ousvllie and
all intermediate stations
WAY TRAIN, at p via Jersey City, for Otisylle,
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. at 9 NJ. for Dun
kirk, stopping at the Stations the DAY Express
Tram except Hancock.
Tins Tram connects Dunkrk with the splendid steam
of which viii leave FOR DETROIT, direct, on the
arrival of the and connect al Detroit with the Ex
press Trans the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD Tor Chicago. Milwaukee, &c.
Passengers for Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo. taxing
this Tram arrive at Geneva next morning and al koches
ter and Buffalo IN advance OF any other line
TRAINS TO NEWBORN
/ MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dnnkirs al
A NJ, stopping az e same Stations as gong west and
irving IN Newly rk the same evening
2 WAY TRAIN. leaves Ousyille at 81 A. NJ. sOppsng
81 all the stations, arriving IN New-York Al 10 ~.
8 MAI. TRAIN, leaves Dunkirk at 10 4 NJ stopping
al all the Stations and arrives IN ElmTa al d +. M
T. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva al A VI anu Elni-
at A NJ. stopping ~ all the Stations, and arrives IN
5EvENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dansnk at
81 y M stopping the places gong west and at
Goshen and arrives in New York the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot of uane-st
al Y NJ 70. ali Stations the Road, and for Rochester
- Nj CHARLES MINOT Superntendept