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The southerner., 1852-12-04
Presidential Election i'm
Panama.

The Americans who were detained in
Panama on the day of the Presidential
election in the United States, resolved
to go through that interesting ceremony
among themselves. They were not to
be cut off from at least the form, of hav-
ing something to do in making Presi-
dent. Polls were opened at the office
of the American Consul, and at the bar
room of the St. Charles Hotel. At the
former 800 votes were taken, the voters
representing every State in the Union;
the result being q majority for Gener-
al Scott. At the latter place there were
227 votes taken, Scott and Graham,
106; Pierce and King, III, Webster and
Jenkins, 3; Hale and Julien, l. Civ
ing Pierce and King majority over
Scott at the poll, of II votes. 1t is
clear, therefore, that Panama has gone
for Scott by sixteen rotcs' thus giving
him one mare Stdtc'
We wait impaticntly for all the pa
pcrs, giving this news. "Scott leads
the column" and Panama needs a"NIil-
itary Asylum.-Cin- Eng.
The southerner., 1852-12-04

Belonging to said dec done trsc. a.,
tanning six hundred seventy-six and fou,,I
acres, joining lands of Jno. H. Daniel IT
Pippen, Wright Carney, Jos. J. B. pend.,
and others, lying one and a half miles o,,,
of Tarboro', ON the road leading to W.sb;n,
ton and Greenville-said Land will be soId; u
three parcels, divided hy the said roads-on.
parcel a1o4 acres, 1877 acres, 1882 acres
also, another tract,
Lying in Hardy Swamp, containing 7S acres
on the Washington road, joining the Land,
Of David and Amariah Cobb, Mr.. Harpv
and others.
Akso, aSUher tract near Turboy
Containing 1174 acres, (part Of the Wilson
land, on the west side of the road LEADING
from Tarboro' to Rocky Mount, joining Hen,
ry Lyman, Doct. Hall and others.
Heg Terms made known on day of sale
Jos. yao. B. Pender, Admir-
23rd Nov. 1852. 4S
The southerner., 1852-12-04

BD~It would sound strangely to hear
that man obtained start in life by
breaking his neck, but such thing near
y has bean A gentleman in the north
crn part of Ohio was upset in stage
coach, and supposed for some time to
have dislocated his neck. However, he
recovered, sued the stage company for
damages, and recovered twenty thous-
and dollars With this he went to work
and soon built up colossal fortune.
lie now humorously asserts that he new
CT would have been rich had he not bro
Ken lis neck,
The southerner., 1852-12-04
Fare-from Rocky Mount to Tarboro', 81 so

GEO. HOWARD, Contractor.
Tarboro,' Dec. /, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Yeas and Nays in the House.

Yeas and Nays in the House of Repre-
sstsnves, March o, 1882 on the motion Of Mr. Smart
phy upon the table the bill for the relief of the
sssn and Raleigh Railroad Company, tsuspendng
Mdu,es on railroad iron, and providing the duties
aube paid here after in mail service. etc.);
Ysls-Nfessrs Allison. W. Appleton sushy. Gable l. ID.
SSSsS, Edsertcn. Eysns. Ewing, EaulkaeI, Ficklis.
Nwsacs Floyd. I. J. ID. Fuller GAMBLE Gddmgsi Oh
Ms, Goodenew. Green, lshsm g. Harris. Hart, HEM
RAbayd. T. NJ Howe, IngersDll A. 10 nson JOha john
AL a. Jones Kurtz IL Msrshal, Mason, McCorkie,
MDsnald, McLapshan, McNsir. Meachan. Morrison,
Imsy, Nsbers. Newton. A. Parker, Perkins, Robbins
kav stanton, A. p Stevens Th: Stevens. Strstton.
CIV Thompson, Townshsnd, wasnburn, Jr., Wilcox
HltSsck-64.
EIs-Messrs Abercrombie. Aiken Ashs. Averett, Bar
MN Bartlett, Jr, Beale. Bell, Bennett, Boyd. Bragg,
hsienridse Brenten, Briggs Brooks. Albert G. Brown,
BseN Czsell. 1hompson Iamgbsll. Chandler Chastain
SWdsm, Fich Fowler, Freeman, GgiOrd Gentry, Cor
nxSss Hsbard Hendricks. Holiday. HOrsord, Houston
Esvut, Ives, Jackson james Joaufon. H. w. johnson,
KsArs Landry. Lockhast Mace, C. Marshall, Nc Null
!.,McQsesn. Meade, Miller, Molony. "; d. Moore, J.
kwe Mofehead. murphy, ODDS, or Outlaw, s. w. Par
S9 Psasles Peanmsn, Porter, Powell. Price. Savage,
SAcscra Schooamske Scud scurrv. Smith. Stanly
0oas, S. Martin, Stuart, Sutherland Taylor, Benjamin
ncnpsaa, Wallace. Ward. Watkins, weloh. Addison
White, Alex. White Woo ward. Yates-99
ABSENT OR NOT voTING-Messrs. Chss. Allen, Willis
Allen Aharsr. Appleton. Bsbceck Bailey ssyy. BIZ
suysws BUT. Calds Cassie COlcOck. Culom Daniel
eiey, Dean, Dmmick, Disney. DurSee. Eastman, " III.
viN, Goodrich. Crow. Hamilton, Hammond, Hllyer,
Whose. How. Jr Haeter, ysnkins, D. + Jones, G.
lsnss G. King P. King. Letchsr, Mann. Martin
stscs, Miner. Penn Phelps Polk, Richardson. Riddle
Sss k"o.scn Russell, sscket, Schermerhorn, Sey-
swss!. Swsetser. ThuIston. Toombs, Tuck, VenAbls
ssoedss, Walsh Wells. wiliisns-7o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

" MI. Ruleff Voorhees,, farmer living
MAI, ,sa'iiIs, L. l., was murdered on Tuesday
rvo s vniis feeding the cA:sle in his barry ard.
~ ~ nave been arrested on suspicion.
,,.n lie Union Westinghouse and the
IN. $50. ~ =. L, Matthews, a, Morrisvilie, Vt.
s,.l -'A''y destroyed BY IRE on Tuesday of last
~ 'ne Senate Of Louisians has laid on
m.s.s Ne Compromise resolutions, as also the
approving the course Of Senator Downs.
sht on ooacco has been successfully culti-
es lsG. farms In Niagara County during
sss s aae steamer Elite, with les bales Of
Nseasly los. on tho Trinity River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

II The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company have enjoined upon all
those connected with the different trains abstinence
from the Of Intoxicating drinks while in the dis
charge OF their respective duties. They have also
abolished the sale of alcoholic liquors On the several
stations along the Road.
TO Ii was not WInchell who was run
over BY the cars at Allegheny City, the other day,
but Andrew Vented, 4 German who is still living,
but not expected TO recover.
ES' Several buildings were destroyed
BY FIRE in Greensboro, Ala few days ago. Loss
about $1,000.
To- A severe thunderstorm occurred ct
Savannah On Saturday last
~ Over $4,000 were expended on the
Washington Monument during the last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

sss q W. Vm The annual report of the Truss
nlAss Of Ssy Hospital, 1t appears tha, the total
y sAieA nm ssions during the year 1851 we're 100.
NA were males l0l females, % OF
IN ~. NC charity patients Supported \. the ex-
Sns Ur,,ss.n hospital OF the aboYe, were natives
Nu lreisns S,aies, OF England. OF Germany.
,n.ssra Tr,,,i oi Holland, Of Scotland and of
- were emo by sso S sIoeed
MMesss. ~ me commencement OF the present
ssqen,<n Of ~. ensned under treatment. The net
ssssn A ss institution during the past year is
ssnsd Tor ns sseU Of which sum S172 only vas re-
SSseoon ef ~. panehfs- The report mentions the
Ssee'1r<a 10 eehtef and wing OF what Is ultimate
"a Easno'. % avery handsome building for hos
ssesBssec s.non Fort Greene The center, il is
% shr sss', Ill De ready for occupation In April,
sme Ia the course of the summer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
PASSENGERS Arrived

In steamship Cherokee, at Ner- Orleans Feb o. from
Ch0grS Geo: bennett an boy. 8 N. Monster, =.
shipey and lady, l.. johnson, Lassel, ]. c. Ca.lch
Minis Mary Deriasn and servant D. Brennan, J. Sorry. 8
NJ CuncIy. W. J. Yeonans, r. Davidson, @ Taylor, T.
w Booth NJ Smith, s. W. Brown and servant John Quick
NJ A. Goldirg. X. Brown, J. NJ. Murphy, Finn.
Weldon 8. Riley G. Keysen. W. l.. Anderson :. b Hal,
O. s. Manning, G. Abbott and son. Charles Martin, Coo
Mass Bckford r. Carr Jas West, s. Griffith, Hubbard.
N. Webb, E. Donnsrd. @ L Moore, X. rdunsend. Csc
smith, W. B. Norton p w. Ryan. J. Harris b: Ovens,
y. Peters, Vaueh,J. Legg.y NcCrackenr + Ruoel, J.
Jones, + Z. Darham. Rolston; P; l. Gomsss; D. Wat
kns. W. Esperson, A. Mooney. H. Gai-ood, Gldon,
Hopkins. J. Dowd, J. Wallace, w. Lort, Drener, NJ
McBaine, II. Keller, 1f. Goodfellow, N. Esperson H.
Motif J. Senolf p. Middleton, G. Hubbard. L MOTH
cut A. Kether, H N Brothers, @. Good W. B.rtley,
T. NJ. Deeica, Ubler. n. Ashmore. ]. A. BARLEY, f.
Davis R Matnty. r. W. Bumonsls ". +. Burton. D. Da-
Wis. g. Custard, H Haylord w Ashmore g. Enenberser,
VIM Banknship and finally, W: W1cor; L HAIL n
son. q. B. Wright @. Rowland Thomas Tnrnail. Isaac
Watkins M Hill, A Crowell. A Bridges, Jacobs, G.
Good j. Davis, B. Irwin, II. c Pellows Dsshun. A.
g. Bird r. Nash, H. Johnson J. Taylor, B. Rice. c. Mn
Turn, A; Barker, DRYDEN, \ G. Briggs and boy
sullcsD, B. Good j. G. Moore. d. W Steel, Hiohaly
Thomas Davis, George DAVIS. Wells. 4. Hodge, b.
Ballard, i. A May G. Taylor, j. l. Potterheld M JoI
Den, J. WI lter Thomas GallaE. W Kirk; w. Seward
Pandley, W. Imasley, Lewis j. Watts w. b. Pebis. c.
r. Grove J. Chicsrd. W. Green 8. Roberts ID. Lathrop
J Monahsn. VIM. NJ nshsn, McQuey; r. Monahzn A.
KING j Hayes G. DownIpg. J. b Barker. J. R. Odsll, W.
H. Wade John Wade j. Steel J. Wilson, j. Adams, c. W.
Lockwood. H. l.. Moore, J. Moore, J. A. Mitchell:
In packet ship Patrick Henry from london and Ports
nouh-Mr Carter and lady Mr. Sheppard Mrs Sheppard,
In bark John Benson, from HGudnd-iss Nancy Hughes
VIM. II Lindsay. Don Jose Pedrala
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Ocean Steamers, &r.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-PACKET

NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-PACKET
Il OF 2orH MARCH.-rhs magnificent new clipper
ship EMPIRE. Iz72 tuns, Capt E. A Thorndhe, HAVING
the superb state accommodations IN nrst cabn
saloon and second cabin repete with every conyenencs
will take limited number of passengers. the foll0wrs
low rates First CABIN $225 Saloon $500 Second CABIN
sligo The splendid medel Of this beautiful clipper and the
great eIperepceof CAPT Thorndks (ths being his third
voyage San Francsco the most positive assurance
Of extraordinary shett passage Ample provSons are
made for the comfort OF passengers and families will ne
this vessel requisites for seldom ever be-
fore provided The number Of tickets will he strictly limit
cd and passengers taken than be handsomely
and comfortably accommodated Saloon passenger have
E. B. SUTTON. Ne. 81 wall-ss.
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NJ YORK and NEW-HAvEN

IN RAILROAB.-WlNTEk AhhAr0EMENI, Dec
i ,e5i -Trains out of fswYork leave near corner Of
Canal-st. and Broadway.
AccoxNopATioN TRAINS leave for New. Haven at and
Ise A. M; and ". n The llw A. n: runs n oon,
asction with Train rom New h.yss T. p Hartford ana
EIPBEss TEAMS for New Haven Hartford sp1Ssas.a.
burrh and MontreA,l Boston and Worcester, at A. M
STOPS at STANFORD and Bndgsport and r. M stops
Stsnfcrd Norwah and Bridgeport b; time ABOUT q heun
70 Boston The A. NJ connects with the Hoa,atons and
Nansstuck Railroads at Bridgeport, and Canal Railroad
81 New-Haysn, The o'clock p, n. With Ssuxsssck
Railroad at Bridgeport.
SPECIAL TRANS for Port Chester, q. So A. H. aad q
p IA Stop Of Mount Vernon and pelhsnvills.
Trans IHTo NEW odztion Trains says
New-Hsyen At $50, J, and 9s5 A. NJ, and az p u.
The IS A. NJ receives passenger from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad New Haven, and from
Eausatuck Railroad At Bridgeport The l.1e p. d. re-
csyes passengers rum HAsford and Springfield Railroad
GypsYss TRAINS Save New Haven, 81 srrva Of Trans
from, Rostou At LIS and as ~ stoppns At Bridgeport,
Eorwsii and Stamford > leaving Borson "s A. NJ sso
Up. M. ..~ .x
iyPM.
See large bill of advertisement .t the Station ao1.s and
Superintendent
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

lN Thon rs sourhard against Adolph Hirscn,- ,x
ems for Q money demsrd eontrscf-tCom ~ sud
required the complaint N TBS sco ~ Nav
Office OF the Clerk Of the City and C9s .S8 70 ssrve
eos9 81 snsH to he ..a On =: ,SSssssr
ec. number u sr u sssS ' On yos exclusive
aver ne ss!xce = n and II you f. % answer the
sid vh - tint :sss: scu 's q, Ss :sa
,h,t .sict VII ~; seiiars and shreea cent: wIte
rtsrss. From he fs: q ya.us c.e ss,s
hundred and ffty-two, eesioss "a Ma THOMSON,
DATED Jan, 1879. ....r - - Wa I9WsSl-
in fawfWTls ftnsoun Ass~~'V
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CoURT.-In the matter Of

y The .ppiesss. Of ii. Mayor Aidsrn., ana css.ss-
ATTY o. The CITY Of Nsw-Yoft relative to the OPENING
RIVER. N TIE CTR q New Ys1i The sssscnssrs Con-
sissso,sn o. Essmas and A9sssnsat IN the above sntt
NV. sss,ss say ss,es ~ ~ ay r.ss,,es 81
ths the people d the state sfNev York en-
ssy,T.l ss. y.l..s ss1cs. az - ~ ss vaS
into .ss Ae. passed April .. is, passed Aeri - iss
Comnszossfs tie above matter soatsIans the Games
oftks owners OF the lots assessed tie numbers Of saeh
ssihsr with sscA says and he smsssi o. ssssssn.s,
whether for damage Q! benefit and also all he aaA.s
IN the Con mssisssrs oics The City asd County
csrn thsrs 70 m at least aIiy days before he
Commissioners make ssiI report 70 the SAID Supreme
the ssid give notice, paraAas to The
requirements of the act entitled An Act 70 amend IN Aes
and rsa "a Ctr and Cosnsy ssd for o,hsi
purposes passed May H. lsas passed NAY 1871; 70 ne
owner Or owner occupant ., sessp,n o. ~
have completed their Estimate and AL
persons whose Interests are Affected thereby. aud who a
s;sss s sas MOSES s s'!
CHAIRMAN oiths said Com%,.s,one. at the Office Jsnss
York within thirty days from The date Of his aoos And
that 70 the Iots pieces o. parcels Of and IN she
CITY OF Me-. York. esscnhsd and bounded a. follewsn
s. On on me .s tn: .ss.g a' lin. or Ne; Ss
Of llth-sy. on the north. BY the line II the center
Of the BLOCK between aisfss and 3A-st aAd % IL
south by the line of the center OF the bloch between 3ss
e. and x.hG And also all the lots pieces parcels Of
lard situste, lying and bong said City. described and
line side of ihW; ON the west by the eas,srly ss
side OF ifh and BY the line Of high mara
the Hudson River; the north, oy the line II the
center Of the block between sist st ana sad,s a.S
Sa VI: aS y; q: .a s
s,onsu farther sys ne,ics. that shsa report u !As
Supreme Court Of the State Of New yors. II Special
Term Of the said Court to be held At the City Hall Of the
City Of New York. Saturday the nth day Of MARCH,
1885, the opening Of the Court that day,
thereafter Counsel be hssrd and that thea anl
there motion will be made that said Report BE- coadmel
Dated Nsw-Yofk. Jan. Q, 1854
MOSES MAYNARp. IL,
JAMES g. SANFORD, }CommlsaoGsr.
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY
HRNRY y DAvtYs. ATTORNEY. ID INT
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW
Cegal Notices.

SUPREME COURT-City and County
~ Of vew-Yo Robert L Martin against John Nsrs-
JOHN MEBKLEY. You are hereby summoned and 70.
auIed to the complaint this action: which was
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the City A1d Csuh u
New York at the Ci.y Han said City, the 9th day OF
February 1884, and to Of your TO the
said com plunt the subscriber at his Once, No "a wall
81 In the City Of NewYork within twenty days asr me
service Of this summons you exclusive Of the DAY OF
within the time aforesaid the pla MIN IN THIS acton VIII
take agana you for the sum OF anyone dollars
ara thty or cents with interest frem the 10Th dsy OF
January 1852 besides the cost Of this sctsn =ns,st NsW
YORK February ~. 1854 WILLIAM HOPPlN
my la, 6wTu Plaintiffs Attorney No 81 Wal st. ~ Z.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.

VII. IifAM MOI4 assirst SAMUEL C. HARRISON:
othe abovsnamed defendant Voc ere hereby sum noled
ard reouiyee 70 answer the compliant N ths aclon nsd
,h ss M the clerk Of The CitV and Copny Of New York
At the City Ns- YORK. the I'D Of February s. and
~ orr o3;cs No So Johs st. the City Of New York.
within ~ e.ty days the service Of this summons %
YOU exclusive Il the day a such service AMI yea Al
the panif IN this will take udsmsat against yoa
for the sum Of one hundred and sIty nns dollars my
sand eight hundred AID fifty besides the soss Of this &C.
tioa-Batsd ysbrusu u. ie3e
7lflaw6wTu No. 81 Joon-st. New i~.'
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COURT-Albaav County

~
RPichard Warren, Edward J. Warren. Daniel e. Mo-
ran and Alexander A. NiIdmsn agst James d. Ra~son.-
10 the DEFENDANT You ore hereby wpmoned 70 an
sxer the complaint in this action which il filed in the Of
fee of the CLERK the County Of Albany and copy
OF your answer at my Office in the City Of Albany
within twenty dsys after the iervce Of this summons
elusive Of the dag Of service and If fail to answer TIE
said complaint within the tire Aforesaid ne pant wnu
take iudement against you for The sum Of ten hgnnfen
twenty -erbt 3eic0 dollars with interest ON san Ious
apart thereof the zsh day 4 Aufvss also ntsf
81 on s3 49, 100 apart thereof the 10Th day sfOcto
ber 1919 also interest 81 500 apart thereof RON
the st da, of January Is4s besides costs dated. January
a. te52 SPENCER DANIELS.
IN i.vsvTus Plaintiff Attorney.
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SupREME COURT, Kings County

- James Gaunt and James T. Dsuckson, against AleI-
srcer Riddei for money aem and 90 conTAct
To ALEXANDER RiDDELL You are hereby sun
montd and required 10 ans~er the complaint - tan
action which was filed the Office Of the sfA Of Kegs
County on the 2ath day Of January. 1884, and 70 serve
copy pour answer 70 the sad Ga as s A.
Wdlism,burgb Kipgs County. within twenty days ausf
the service hereof exclusive Of the day such ,sr'cs
ard n Won IA 70 answer the said complaint wilma the
rims. AID the plaintiffs this action VIII take iuog-
msnt against yoa for tho sum Of one hundred ana i-s
Eve ds rs AID twelve cents with interest frem tne hfH
dss "a Iuguat ono thousand eight hundred and forty
eeht bes des the Of this ac.ioo Dated jan s1<
s. n D. 4. MEEKER. PLAINTIFF AHofns5s
laWl0aTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
ERIE RAILROAD LINE.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY LINE.

The Camden and Amboy line have now
the JOHN POTTER, Capt. John Simpson, and the
TRANSPORT, Capt John Gould, running. The fol-
lowing boats belonging to the Company are receiv-
ing the necessary repairs at their respective docks
The JOSEPH BEIKSAP, Capt e. B. Frazee the JOHN
NELSON, Cspt. L. F. Frazse, together with the
,ow-boats PRINCETON Capt Barnes SWAN, Capt.
Barnes RArNBow, Capt. ONeil, have had their On
snes and boilers overhaued and repaired under the
superintendsnce of Messrs. Bergman Storms
iron founders, foot Of Hammersly st. Two more
tow.boa,s (the NEw.YoRK, Capt. Handssll, ana the
THIsrLs are also being repaired and painted At Ho-
bOken.
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NTEW-JEPsEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

~ YORK and pT,TI. ADRIPHIA dirset-U. q NAIL
AID RXPRESs LINES-ThIsssh IN II hesIs-N:sv,'sr
ssy R.ilIsad MA jersey Gig. leaving Me- t;hsz,..
Leaves Philadelphia at Ia and and q -: 10 ~
foot Of walnqs-s Fare rsdaesd to ~ for nfs-s"
SAITIMoRT. WARRINGTON and cHARi.EsroM
through ncks.s sold IN the above INES ana t1fossr -
esrs CARED IN the 3 M. and ~. hnes NV NV
Yorh, Will through eoadactsu.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
RRW-YOpE ts ALBANY and TROY. WiAte

IL NxW-TORK ts ALEAHI ana IkO1 Will
Auangemeat On THURSDAY. Jan. Is, the Trans wli-
1ntl further notice run ~ follows:
Leave Nsw-York going NORTH, non tne omos ~
Aamben-st. At5s AM, for through freight cniy lnsn
ins from sist-st) AZ d. for PASSENGER to -,
K, and AL intermediate stations. Al m, MAIL I'm
or Albany Troy, stopping At PeskskM ana an a1sn
north Of thai place EGna- Al y An; 10! uab -
through freight only, (starting from slst-HJ Az
Express Tram for Albany and Troy, Stopping ony -
Psekskil Cold Spring, Fuhkil PeashkesPsie hamsosc.
And Hudson. Ati} N passsasers ana ffeeM 70 roskS
I'll only. stopping At all way stations AttrM,
rsrs 70 PeekshI only, stopping n way. @snoos Ans
IN. Mail Tram for Albany and Trey. stopplag rseAs
XII Cold Spring, Fshkill. w-HamburEn ana 70
and all stations north Of that place On ngnA
70, Poughkeepse, stopping at all way .saoes AZ No.
f,r Euigrants and through freight only thon yL ia
Going South, leave Troy Engine Station, y ~
AM. and leIn. Pm Leave Albany - IN;
through freight only. lfrou East Albany 4.
NAL Tram for New York, stappnE ss Al %sy- ~
where there malls % be received and oeavete1
sA N, for way freight only, iron Esss Apen{J ia
NJ Express Tram for New-1ork, stopping only ~ a
cop Rkinebeck. Pcush kespsis, Gishkiu AID feekn
u Pm, for passengers 70 Nsw-Y mo2Png
sist:ons on signals, Al " Pm, (ffon "a" Ai'.A''
I:.vs PoasAfsspa. for N.w-Yori at q A H. stop
Leave Pesfsfill for Nsw-Yux sf % An ps:ssnsm
for New York, stopping d vuy-stasious AZ
ssngen and freight 70 New Yoxk, stopping
At r L., passengers To Nsv-Yerk, stopping Z"
tons ..,.~,.~.A. rs,,.
NeW-Yorf ian IS ;ss2 nOBr. HGHAu,sspH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

fns AT NEw-HAvES.-On Sunday
eas cabinet and furniture establishment of
: o X. Blair and Richard Beach, IS Orange
a. ossxoyed by FIRE. Loss 5000 No insur-
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

- UPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of
Sthe application OF the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
s si S% s az ave %
of New York. The subscribers Commis,o Of Estt
appointed BY rule Of the supreme Cont give notice par
sSsnt 70 III. e an 90: Of the Lss.s,s,s Of
amend act entitled act to reduce several laws
sing particularly 20 the City Of New Yors into eae act.
strsct Of The Es,msts and the Commission
ere in The above matter containing the names Of the cva-
Of the lets assessed the Numbers OF such ot % they
appear the Of the Commissioner together with
such MAPS, AND the amount Of assessment whistler for
and other documents which used BY the mmlssica-
ere In making ,her report have been deposited IN the
New York, for the inspection Of whomsoever cln-
eern there to remain for a. least sixty DAYS Def 70 ne
Preme Cosrt q, the time and place hereinafter meaoasd
Hnd G. 1 S s ss p .~:s
Act entitled an Act IN rss'lsn 60 the COLLECTION Of As
msn,: and T.Issn the Cry sad County Of Nsw fss
T. s to the owne' OF owners occupant OF sccapsas 81
all houses. and improved OF naimProved snd: affected
thereby that they have completed Their Estimate and As
and tina. all persons hose Interests are Affected
thereby and who may be cppo to tbs sam. are rs{cs
msn no ne Chairman Of The , . Cs%@';sssr: Az
Hail in ths City Of New York within ,hiity DAYS ffo.
the date OF this notice. and that the limits embraced
al that piece or parcel Of land described and eonsss
follows that 10 to say. all that part OF sS ssscnd ~
and IN. sst.ry aide Of shsh and also all that
tam o. her ece parcel Of land bounded the ws ~
the easteT, side Of Eighth the east ~ the westerly
side OF Fifth hs north by tbs line OF the css-
ter efthe block b.twstn SIXTY second st. and sI snra
s south by the line Of the center OF the bock ne
tween Sxy reronJ It and SIXTY first ST. excepting there
SAID sixty second st. And wo the said Commssiens, 40
further give notice that report in the above entitled
matter will be ace and presented 70 ne supreme CouIs
of the State Of New Y0k, at special term Of the sao
Cont 10 bs held at the City Hall of tbs Cry OF New fors
SATURDAY the aad day OF May 1874 a. the opesnE o. ne
Court that day thereafter rs counsel caa %
heard and that then and there mott Will be made ,has
said report confirmed Dated. New York, March u
1852 HENRY BEtkMAN,
MOSES MOSES w Il ISHsoh '"'''''
uvspv Dsvrss Attornsv ms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

! Gt0aGh.-Delegates are2 now being
~0sea y S.s'e Conventions of the Union, and State
van Parties, and it is given out that the latter or
s'a'ssssoo will be represented at Baltimore.