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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

Mr. Augustus Brauns, Chihuahua mer.
ss,t an route for New YORK, arrived in Indianola
20 sssSt direct from Ell Paso. He came in with
cssx n. SkiIlman, the mall contractor, sixteen days
Am n paso to san Antonio. The party consisted
MCsrt Skllmsn, Mr.. Braun, and Mr. 1. Chandler
cara Esston and Lieot. Adams, u. 5. A. They
nssssd he train OF w. I. Smith at olive Oak Creek
Z Nil reach San Antonio about 9th March. They
hsd fne weather, good grass and plenty OF water on
he route.
sines The removal OF the troops rom FL Paso. They
iied seyen soldiers in the tornado desert, between
IA Paso and Santa Fe-caugnt party OF Mexicans
80 m Paso tied their hancs bs hind them and sent
~ inko the town with their compliments to the
spthoUties They were driving oil stock contln-
ual!v Bueiness at Ell Paso for want of protection,
~ entirely stasnated. Many merchants are SET
0inr q Presidio del Nerte, us miles below, ana de-
~, making that the main route TO Chihuahua, as II
200 miles nearer, has more water and grass, ana Is
Tis people Of the Rio Grande anxiously desire to
hve post of mounted mep at San Elizario, 20 miles
kioW FL Paso, and at Preside del Norte, also one
Live Oak Creek, seven miles this side OF the re-
~. 100 miles above San Antonio, and ABOUT MD
nj the route. Il 10 said one moupted company
h1le q the San Antonio crossing will AFFORD mucn
nnkeotion. by ranging no TO the Rio Grande, ana
Own to Leona station, as there are but rev prin.
Sbal points to be guarded. 1t Is earnestly nopeo
~ Government and Gen Smith will give this I'M
ytsnt subject consideration. At Live OAK Creek
ne b abundance of timber, water and grass ana
Ns col 10 good.
M. Drauns will speedily return from New-York
b IndiaHola, with heavy stock OF Mexican goods;
Noanrs HYDE g. Alien tMr. A. e. Hyde, late Oh
dIsnola,) had been robbed OF $sC00 worth OF goods
b the Indians. lIrdianela Bulletin.
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List OF Patents
Issued from tAe United STATES Patent Office, far fhs
Week ending Merck i6 1859
tCarefny Prepared for The N. Y. Trbansl

fCaref1ly Prepared for The N. Y. rribansl
Fordyce BeaIs, OF Plttsield, Mass, for
Improvements in Double Plane Irons Dated March
10. 1852.
Thos. Crossley, Of Roxoury, Mass for Improve
neIt IN Carpets Dated March TO- 1854
Fred'k p Dimpfei. OF Pnlia5eIohia, Pa. for In
provement in the Construction OF Crate Bars. Dated
March 10 1852
John T. Hammitt, of PaiIsdelphia, Pa, for I'M
proyement in Sofa Bsdsteads Dded March Is, 1852.
A. b Latta- OF Cincinnati. ONO. for Improvement
Ia joints around Glass TUBES Tor Philosophical APP
paratus. Dated March l6 1852
James Lattimer. Of Cnsttoogavlle, Ga, for I'm
provemept 10 Shovel Flows Dated March 10. 1852.
Thos Laws, of Washington AK for Improve
ment in Cotton Gins. Dated March 10, 1852
Chas Lennig, of Philadelphia, Pa, for Improve
meDt in the Treatment. o. Htdro- Sdlphurets and In
Manufacturing Carbonaes and Sulphur Compound
Dated March l6, 1852
meDt in Burners for Argand Lamps Dated March
10, 1852.
ment in M achiDes for CUTTING Screws on Rails and
Posts Of Bsdstesds. Dated March 10, 1852. 4.
Horace T. Robsins. of Lowell. Mass for Improve.
ment in Connecting Washers with Splndles in Spin
ming Machinery. Dated March l6, 1882
Daniel Stearns, of Rome, N. Y for improvement
in Planning Machines. Dated March TO- 1852
VIM 8 Thomas, of Norwich, N Y for Improve
ment in Cupping and Breast Glasses Dated March
Saml T. Thomas, of Lo we'll, Mass, and Edward
Everett Of Lawrence, Mass. for Improvement IN
Pattern Cards for jacquard Looms. Dated March
Is, 1852.
VIM. Turton, of Bushwick. N. Y. for Improve
ment in Hot Air Registers Dated March 10, 1852.
Thos walber, of Nsw.York, N: for Improve
ments in Railroad Car Brakes. Dated March 10,
1851
Ira Warren, of Boston, Mass. for Improvement in
Instruments for inhallDg Powders. Dated March
I6 1852.
Chas. J. Woolson, Of Cleveland Ohio, for Improve
ment in Hinges for Stove-doors, etc. Dated March
10. 1852.
Hickford Marshall and Seth 8. Cook. of Stamford
Conn, aseigpOTs 10 John BOstwick and Ebert White
OF same place. for Improved Arrangement Of Jack
chain Machinery Dated March Is, 1852
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Inter from tue Rio Grande.

IL Usitsd States Erpress--Dead Bodiss Fosad-
ssooon FioAt wifh the Isd0ns Tsree Iadlans Killed
-Nsr Inxsan EaeemSzsens.
Mr.. Cannon, the express rider between
a. eify and Fort Ringsod VIA Fort Merrill, arrived
-. Avs since ia safety, having performed ms trip
= Sshf days. He reports ina, he found on his way
- 81 " Los BIburas," three Mexican Dodies, all
sss,,ns the evident marks OF Iadlan brutality. He
- tSst while no was al Roma. on the Rio Gfaade,
s2sport caDe IN that two men, Mexicans, had been
s",dereo at place called "L0s Ceoollss," BY tho
ssdiars About the same time, man was killed BY
sso1ker party Of Indians by the name OF Alpnonso
Ssnioas, at nov place he wac opening about Is
sies shove Roma.
a Mexcan, who had been prisoner OF the Indians
~ about six years, enteIet the rancho Of Redmaa,
su, the ION instant, ano reported That there were
Isdisns at place called Los ancos, about ID miles
- the rancho. A party of Dragons we're ordered
~ in pursuit. under comm ana OF Sergeant Stanger,
- company G.. on the next day. They fouHd tneir
ocappment and the indians ready 70 mount ana
lnaYt. A fsht eusued-the Indians nor Ieeosnlzine
Al sssailants, and supporting tben 20 DC .eAlo"n.'
y. = shoYt time showed q detsrmined resistance. A
Z. shcts from the Dragons sho std the savages VINO
xsskad 70 contend With, I'd they soon yeued on!
sS..evicans--six shooters" and fled VITA marked
--eSintaRcy-not, however, without suffering the
- Of three Of their bravest warriors VINO were lel.
IA m ms battle. ground. The Indians numbered
~. ssme Mexican ports that there were at tina:
-. marty of two hundred indaa warriors en-.
s-,sd At Like Espsntosa, near the junction OF the
$3.50 and Nueces Rivers, and ABOUT 70 miles ABOVE
- dstion dos grated in previous n lumber, where
=. n companies Of Mounted Kidemen we're to be
ss,;oasd The Mexican fur her reported inas me
,sS;sns designed making the aoove point their head
sssrs for some time ana that small parties were
sissusliy sallying forth for the purpose OF rapine
ururdeY
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Kinds, Perry New yor ID brig J. Go.lsnbsrs HUI. Bar

Finds, peuy, New YORK ID brig Go.lenbsrs Hill. Bar
MOBILE, Hasoh o-Cls ship ss QueeD. Mas - H.yrs
HEw.HAvEs, March Ibid. seas Sim cisy. Frs
be Hsy,Yok; Lawreacs, sohn'sH. do; Aien AID
NEW LONDON. March ls-Ar scA,s. Elizabeth
Eirsn I'm Dsnn,s f-r New Y@k; Par I. D.csea. ia
Yeik; shy. Sicksrson. fm do fos DO; w. b. vsrsasoa
Th.n Pc fn rroslee5es ,sr m aaelPas; ;o'P, sss.a
I'm do. fer do Chief. Bugfs fan Bristol f5I d.; James
Of,e1% NIcsol, im 90 lGT DO; .o,,. w,.hin,.,,
tBr MeKase New Yo't Roysl Sailor Upsbur, Rich
m,re scsr :; Ala ado Hoffman Richnona r,
LrvsipO.l; CrOm~el Bs ksr, Boston; Joshua Moran,
St Vincent: scbr Nj adopa rf,,ca Tapps Bar. Below
ships wssis in..er, shsP'er ina New York rsnsss.ss
sh~Ari steamships Ms,co Place. I'm Indi.nola Vi.
Gsvsston America McAlster. Apslacncola; propeller
J. W. Rsbun IenIock. Port Lavscs; ships Ca harins Ed
wards, Realm Stevens RIO de J.1sro Caa%ol.n'
nnasa, MALAGA; brig Z , La~ton GsrdnsI Ha'rso All
AIderon.., Key West; Powhattsn. Care Psnsacsl. II
Scranton; AaaEspa: Mara Loui.a DO BsIo-sshiR'
Sim; Hamlet; John II JARVIS f% Liverpool c,;,,
JusiIn (BT Thomson: Liverpool; M.Iseon Pill soury'
BrirdiIiart' Chares 9th. ships Harriet Berry N. York
Calcutta. Lonrg Genoa: Maid of Orleans Dennis New
Tehuantepsc Brown Vera Cruz ssnzis. (saro) An,ols
Genoa schrs Pocahonias Brigham, Baltimore Gov Ben
PHfLxDELPHfx. March is--CId bark Msnora. Dun
AIdover Gardiner Boston Three Sisters Hunter, d.;
Canton, Small Portsmouth. NJ H. 49, ps.
PENsACOLA-ArT previous 70 9Th. bark W. Bredis.
Crsry New. York schr W. X. Harrison. Thompson. Ap.
sIachcoa Cid previous to 4h brig Joseph Albion
PROVIDENCE. March l5.-Cld. bark Albers. Puring-
ton 10 load for Eurooe schT Dell ware, Hard
ing Philadelphia. Sld schr. May, Chsce, Baracoa wa
New. Haven + B. Hodgman Bea,les, Portsmouth, b, X L.,
to load foi Boston sioop America StvTges. New YORK
PORTLAND March IS AR. Ksluna. Ra,, to load for
Porto Rico. CD, schr Alsarado Lancaster, matasZa
RICHMOND March l5-Arr schTs. Hsnrico, T9ttie'
Ne. FORK s jackson. KiDs Attakapas
SAVANNAH. Ma CHI l7-Arr. bTigs Ava, Bun, Boston !
Boston, ToTr.y, Wscasset. Me schrs Pauline. Sties
New Orleans; r. Baker. Kelly Norfolk Old ships 70
mona (Br COnk, Liverpool; Marion DAVIS, New YORK;
Camdt u, Sherwood New York; bark Charles William,
Blssand Boston, biss Candsce. Bray, Boston Eeaaor
Phillips, Baltu ore schrs. Maiabar. Cotrel, Boston !;
Esther Bnrr. futile, New-York Gen: Veaze, Mnrch,
New York Hannah Grant Howard. New YORK Hsw-
aid, Wood Franklin, La Went to sea- schr.J ID Holmes
Lodte. Philadelphia. =,
SALEM, March i5-sld schr John o Ireland. Crowsn.
New York. . , =.
WILMINGTON, March i3-Arr schr. Alcyona, Whit
tsker New Haven 18th, brig Anawon Alma. Cuba CD.
Mach H. brig John Dawson. Bennett, Cuba schr; Lam
artine Tyler NewYork; 18th brig George washington,
Kpowton Philadelphia schrs Gazelle Snow, do Man
lassett, Myers, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
NEW-Y YORK and NEW-HAv EN-
/ aAII NO -WINrrR ARRAdQEMENf. Dee

i V AAiL6OA0.-WlN4kh an 49,. -
= is5l-Trsins out Of Nsw-Yofk leave near corner o.
nor Ts lirs lsavs for New Hsssa ~ and
uss A. Nj ada The I1 a re, a e"s
ssctioE with frsin from New HavsA !. hsfisfa ise
sornrfsld. and With Tram over the Canal Road
EIfaIss TEAMS for New Haven, H,rtffe s9r,s .
Coanscticut River and Vermont Railroads, - ofnS
Ssreh and Monrsal,l Bos.on AID Eorcss.sr a. ~,
fsops Stamford and BIidssport s.a n, sse ~
Stanford, Norwslk and BrdE u ume sson. -
70 Bossa The A. n connects with tas Rs,aS
q Nsw-Hsysn, hs O'clock r. ~ ~'sh Ns"s1'
RAILROAD ct Bridgeport IN. - - Al
p. n Stop It Mount Vernon snd Pslnanvus.
TIANs Mfo NHw-YoRK-Accoumodaaoa IT,. - = 80 ~
rex-Hsvm a 5se. !. and IS A. NJ. and - r. -;
ne IS 4. NJ receives gssssns:r ron Sp nd fra
Naugatucf Railroad q Bridgeport Ihs ~ ~. -
csivss passengers from Hartford and spnnsnsa ~
ExYRRss TRArNs leave Esw Havsn on aff1vS, ~
from Doston At lis and las M, lsfopp1s
Nerv.lh and Stamford } leaving S''''~
SPECIAL rnAns leave Port Chester as'"A. H. as>
See large aul Of = Ne SisSii R'j "a
pa.e'p~ euperizssnasak
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non the N. O. Picayune Of Mach TO-

hon the N. q. Flcayuht Of hAfcH Il" -
BELIZE, Honduras, Feb. !, 1852.
Since my last per Matthias, this town has
MA visited with continuation Of heavy gales rom
~ north and west, which has done consideraolo
Sms n In the plantations here aud at Raatan. They
kve Driven ashore on the coast near Roman RIVER
q briss Margaret ana Saorips, and the bark 'orsen
arch, all OF which were to'al losses-Ihe crews
,npavsd The hulls, materials and eargoes were
a here at auction on Saturday last The brig NIL
~ on her passage to Belize. was driven on Fia'
K1 Reef, and also became a total wreck-crew
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Mail Gleanings.

q The Wil,paukee Sentinel say that q
hxsr received in that city from MIR NJ Dousman, the
uizisrcA Of Mackinsc, mentions that the past win.
wwas ne ssverest ne has known for fifty years.
MtAs Let Of February there was snow storm which
snplstsly buried many of the houses. The ice 10
WY thict In the Straits and the prospects for an
ely opening of navigation by no means promising
u A ridiculous story has been copied
- some journals that at q recent Convention OF
II temperance Men OF Ohio action was taken
tains the Maine Law. Such IL not the case The
IN Temperance Executive Committee recon-
sadlAs friends of the Maine Law to procure and
inward. - rapidly a. possible, additional petitions
MAs Liquor Law.
q The water Of Dundee Salt Spring
nbssn analysed by DR.. Chiffon, and found to con-
0Ns following substances:
csI",1n and M.snssia1 ........... ali
oass Il Lime. &c. -----------------.---------- q
to<0.- A'o"~'~~
HMe Mobile Advertiser says that .
H Cushuan was to commence walking 500 half
~ b 500 consecutive halfhouis, upon the race
.uae. She walks on the green turf In front OF the
~ stand when the weather Is pleasant, and In the
satRs when otherwise.
HDr. Timothy J. Gridley, aa eminent
S1ssa Of Amherst, Mas, died on the 10Th inst,
~ 6. He had been member Of the General
UUisr several years, and from isa9-so he Was q
snsnbsr Of Gov. Briggs Council.
q VIM. II. Gill, former editor Of The
asssy Jefsrssmias, has taken the chair OF Ixs
" Rstsss, lately vacated by VIM. d. Morgan,
aseaeF Of State.
q The address of the Jackson Asso-
sa' Of Louisiana recommends Mr.. Douglas for
usadsst: the address Of the " Jefferson Associa-
o. Louisiana recommends Gen. Cas-.
Y The Governor Of Mass. with the
s.ss Of Council. has appointed TAursday, the Sth
sAps nexs, 10 DO observed ~ day Of Public Fast
NM Prayer.
The number Of towns and citiss IN
ehanpsAirs 10 $50. The whole number Of Rep
esssives last year was 9sa.
u The New. Haven House Joiners
.sussd not to work for less sum than 81 IS
10y after March n.
- The German friends Of the great
islsa exile have formed Kossuth Society At
seville. Ky.
- fhcs. ]. Burke has Withdrawn from
e. asesiai management of Tuscaloosa (Ala) Moni-
~. sn ssawsll has also Withdrawn from his ed
!. eesnsstiea with Selma tAls) Reporter.
- Jacob Weaver, a Revolutionary SOL
n'y died in jefferson Co, agedsi.
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

ana Railroads daiIy Sundays sxceptsd) toovs:
Leave Monroe snd Toledo At ais A. n. arrvs a. La
ssre ~ sNP. NJ: thence passer gep 20 BY stage 81
Piazs Road ID mites 70 Achssa City themes by e
niles U Answorh and BY stage miles 10 Chicago. A.
erfeb- l, By ears thFoagh 20 Chicago
Aslsfnng % LapGrss szms vsy-csu leave Lapofte .
~ A. NJ. and .fvs az Monroe snd Toledo al SO p ~
Daily rases connect With Fcrt Wayne AZ sturxs with
Logz8pcs, Lafayette sn3 ln6snsp os, ct South Bend
AID at oher places the line. with the principal towns
north and south
AiToedo this lire at 3i5 P. NJ or A ~. With
e Lake kris South saore route by stage ard railroad 10
CievsEnd thence BY railroad and Ere thence
~ railroad via punkTk 10 New York. hy stage from
8nnkiTt 70 Buffalo, and by cara after cd. !.
Tae3 M. train the New Ysrk and Ere Road,
meets WITH the Lake shore trsia.
Passengers AZ Cleveland caa TAXA ali tbs way -
seuise-thencs BY railroad and 10 miles staging to
fhlseeiphis AMI Nev-York, or Baltimore and Washing
Ep. WILLIAMS Sursnntsndeat
Adrian. jar. IA. 1857
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CpoToN AoUEDUCT DEPART

MTrr-re sonIRAcross-s.sss'ssal , =. Fl
nloIsea :, X O6ce Of the Crotes Aqssdnct pepsis.
S.ss Se.snd. P. nat, nss4sZ sss ssn az g
nee.STToNbAV from the 6swsv In 13d-ss % 3lse-ass
ssss 4 ssssih about 2t1 feet The PLAZA q 70 49,
~ rslssipr thsrsso can BE- ebssns1 - 49,
cation 70 the CsnGss C1sk: q 6s,s C ~
Vert, March ~, 1854. h!Chgks1 ss.fS;uHi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
CUPREME COURT.-In the m.,tsr Of

OtAe sepnestcp Of the Mayer. Aidsrmss and Consss-
az g q. q. e. Nsw ferk rslsn.s e ne svss..s 81
Of New Y.Ik The susscrissrs Csmnssiessn Of rssi-
N te aad Assessment the above entitled matter. Suy
zoe people Of he Sac q Ne. Y s - sarslsa ). ss
. he 81 . - Sss vss s's 90:
passed 4!nls s5 passed April %. isss INA, the ss-
srs IN be shsve matter containing the Of the
ss ef The assessed the numbers OF sacA lots o. tssy
spch mas The amount Of ssssssnsas ~asthsr for
dansse OF beBefs; AID a.e all the sidsvts sssiastss
sirss, Comnssionsrs ocs q the Gu ana cosssy Il
eeIn. there Al least sr, DAY. ssf :. he
sac csmmlssicsers make ,h.ir rspsrt 70 the sad Sc
And the said Ceamssoses further give nasee passass
the requirement u the Act entitled An sctte anssa
Act entitled Act in restsn 20 the c,sc ss Of A.
ssssnsrss and rsIss the City asd County q New yrt.
and for other purposes passed MAY H. lsie passed NaY
ne sns se. o on lands ss
thereby that ther hsvs completed sssu Estimate sed A.
thereby and DO may De eppoi the request
ed TO present their objections Whiting to Hen Beck.
X. s % s s K: ;:s Ns Cry
ball, in the CITY of New York within tauty DAYS fso.
By the said asesnsns are As follows hat is to say.
all that piece parcel OF ssd described and esraane
a. lad out BY law =, zen Il. westerly .as q Fin
and the sassy aide OF Eshth and also all that GER
the sssts SIDE Of Eighth as on the east b. the Westerly
line OF SIDE Of rh on the north ey the line Of the ess
the south BY the line Of the center o. the block ~
tween Sxy second st and SIXTY dss st. excsptSx there
: s1, ST.
further give notice that eur report IN the above saS.e
q the State Of Nsw York a. special term q The sa!1
Saturday tho 32d day Of MAY la,s At the Of
Court that DAY thereafter counsel -
heard and that then and there motion Will be made that
said report bs Combined dated. New. York. March 4
1889. HENRY BEnKMAN, -,
. sasals x 4 ESSsoE' c'.n'''''''"
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SUPREME COURT,

Richmond County--Jsha c. Thompson against Isaac
Ancsrson.-Sumnons for monsy demand on cossraots
(Com. lot scr. ITO ISAAC ANDERSON, ds6sndxns -
You are hereby summoned and required to answer NE
complaint in this action which viii % sd IN the once o.
the cerk o. the County Of RcAnoad, q AZ emcs sSs
end 10 serve copy your 20 the said complaint
on the subscriber, at his Office, No 80 Nasssu-ss ksx-
York Cry within twenty days after the service o. tnn
aId il lou fail to answer the said complaint wthA ths
time aforesaid the plaintiff ia this action VIII take Iac{-
mert agnrs YOU for the sum hundred and doll
lars and my cents interest from the thmy fss
day October thousand eight hundred and
Decides the costs IL this scen.-Osted NeH-Yoxt. FEB
10. l853 JOHN HENRY hEDLEt,
lof law ioyThs Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
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CAUTION to CALIFORNIA PAS.

" SINGERS The subscIbef! give ncnSe v1s h
tck ct viii secure pasage board steamer VIM
SCOTT nom Panama to San Francscs nniess 10 ~
Is sxl cd BY them This caution 10 gwen IN ~
ndsAt ereamers are Offering thess t1ck ~ 800
ising to secure psssasss By ear steamer " "hsa S'
This ID sntirely uAaas hcrixed f.. ~n.~r.a
The steamer UNITED STATES leaves nsIe sr ~
On the s6tb Passengers By her ssuns A., rrsS-
cisco on 10th April prox viii be waited fef - ~ ~
70 by steamer Wnfsld Scot 4cr thseoss - - ~
eI.ns al cahins md other particular. eRpU 70
DAvI0 BROOKS CO.. No. sssssr"-
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CUPRENE COURT, late Supreme

OCour In Equiy--(Lste in CAsncey. before the Vice.
Chancellor Of the First Circuit -Bonjam,a Disbrow an1
Phshs Dshrow his wife, and Samuel ppbso~ and Ss-
rah Dsbrow. his wife against Courtney Hall, Courtney
Han, deceased wars Hail. Phsss F,ckett, Meisssy Pea
cock wife Of Allen Pesecck Alea Pescock Susan Wara.
wife Of Abraham Warn, Abraham Warn and Mar Brown.
wife Of Jo.hua Brown. Joshua Brown. Heay ~ Dssrew,
Dsbrew Admin Of Francis nsbow, deceased Eli
DisbIow and Mary sbfow mfsats. mes Baker
and Msry Barker his wife, eamuelW Disbrow, Fran s L.
Dnbrow an infant. Ann Woods. Eliza D. Down, william
Odium Admlnistrann a Thsmas b. odiau. deceased.
William B. Johnstca, James D. Wan. Thomas ~ wasa,
John W Messenger and Mar gafet Messenger his wife.
William T Pstea and Catherine g. Paften. his wife. Or
Morgan, John Jewel and Ezabe Jewel his wife. AGes
Dewitt and Hsnssh Dewitt his WIFE Thomas Warn. VIII
liam G. Langley Oscst Hariscn Langley and Ma IA Los
lisa Langley, infants, Thomas W. Less, Caarles lssss
Alfred x. Let's. Andrew CamRbeh and May Camp-
Ann Taylor his wife, late Sarah Ana Lord John Sums,
MMsarst c. Burns Horace Young and Catharine Young.
h,s wife, Augustus NJ Smith and Eliza G. Smith his wfs.
william L. burns AID Julia q Burns infants, hashsassI
wolfe and James L. Phelps, Junior la pursuance
OF alignment the Supreme Court made In tho aesve
cause vii, sod undef the drscoa Of ths susscnssr.
the Referee therein By An,n;sy Bsss. &c 49, 2
the Cry Of New York Saturday, the third dsy OF Asn
nett at twelve O'Clock at noon all those certain lots.
pieces or parcels Of land situate. yins and esae sne
CITY Of New York ana known AID distingu shed Q.
Numbers thirty t3e Hamilton street, sumbsn one hInafed
hundred and fortyous tit) and one hundred and isy
two ffts Cherry street. and numbers four hundred aad
twelve l3) and four hundred and fourteen N Wefes-
ssses-Dsssd Nsw-YHs Essr1 snIlf " iSs n..r.
JAMEsMoNcl IEy. Prfs Att :. 20 wslla.
mil awTlkMia3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
IT S. SUPREME COURT, County Of

~ . westebestsr al shurscka plaintiff, sSanss
Cssrgs Sharrock, dsfendant.-To 0EORGE 6hAkeOCks
defendant You hereby summoned and rsqairsd 70 m
the complaint ths action, which was hled e re
pa,r on the 18th day Of March, 1882 and 10 serve eopl
OF our answer the sad complaint % the sabssser 81
his ocs in the village Of You said c5uay within
twenty DAYS After Of this yes sr-
cusrs Ct the dag Of such service and you fa 70 a.
pain.a in this action will apply to the Cur for the relief
dem an 1ea In the esmp' amt dated March i3 1881
Rw VAN PELT. Plsiatih's Attorney,
mi8 isw6wThs fehssU.
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AoUEDUCT DEPART.

OnEET-To G ~ s,,isiss ss.ss = yess;ssl
". = i.e.sz e 0ne &c, y Co. .is ~ -
psrt1sss As: 3 e's,acf Il 70 sslld eEw99 III
he ssc.ss.s REcEIvIxG BAsLSs 50 AZ. ~
80 ~ II sc7 fsst The psn Of The sewss - 49,
.scs foT the Duiis 81 che sane, 80 a 49, Is
Sss s,rast Cs It this oaes aMcy ,Ysfs xsres ~
ies2. sxsrsxscs rssssrsneue.
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ECULAR NAIL LINE, via ston-

III insssu fsr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE h sss.cHu-
sEiIS ssd vxNDEkBILT q tbs lie nss rsA t -.
Iy hssssofsgs seu.ssy lsssAs l, ~ srsdsy *
s,rrse q r n anA SEouisstos Of o'clock. ."
~ ,sl n The mail y in vhich leaves Boston
ni.es a "a hoard The toats
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Gxpresses, Nr.

VREGORY'S PACKAGE and LAND
NJ EXPRKSS-Psr steamer SIERRA NEVADA on
WEDNESDAY nth March, At o'cieck, n: Our Fl
ABLY known on the Pacific. Freight shosld Be dslv-
cred as the Once on Monday. Also, an Express Per
URDxY aoth March. at o'clock, N messenger for
this ssamer MT Robert T. lockwood Of our San Fra..
be delivered on Thursday. Parcels received up 70 u
o'clock M days Of ssil1s and letters unt ocloc5
M Pachase DO in water proof conoition sAo hss
sA's'Ni' wv THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
Manasers and Agents No lts Pesri-st. cor. WAL,
After let May. at No. 2o5 broadway.
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TEXAS.


IL Shaw has arrived at hu-tia Win the
-.,,,cu dollars in the URited SIa;es Bonds, and
.. sssdrsd and nfiy thousand collars IN gold, be-
49, ;rterest on the FIVE millions.
~ 1.ssfsr STATE Cazsrs Il on, al a leader ad-
i..s,rr he claims OF stepaen A. Douglas for the
- rr3erstand that the Sheriff Of Caldwell Co,
100 Il. steiner. was sho' ano almost instantly
sss2 : che streets OF Locknars lew days since,py
fssnss Hoskins:
- ~ nis ht Of the nth ut. ERE occurred IN tae
al Washington, destroy ing property to the
s.sspt Of 30 coo
m. Lorins. OF the Rife Reeiment. arrived at In
rciz on the lst Inst, on the :. transport ste sm.
vsshiop, with Company ~ that Regiment, and
- Sorses, Lieut.. 4 liott smandlDg. The Co
80 lett on the I'd for the fronIier.
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CAJIFORNIA FARE REDUCED

Tbropsh to San Francisco direct and found, fof one
hu,s,ed and ten deliaTs, the beautiful clipper JULIA
ANN Csptnin Rams1ell being nearly ready foI 90
~iIl t.Ls few passengers q the above rscece1
prces If early application Is made On board pier NO ~
Aa'' Ai'si :" BUTLER BROTHERS. No. 1853 sou'h-ss.