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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

~ A bill has passed both branches of
the New.Jtyey Legislature, and become law, ap-
pcpriating 1000 year. for two years, to aid such
eelored persons In that State may desire to re-
move to LIBERIA in so doing under the direction Of
he New Jersey Coloniz alton Society. The vote in
he Senate Was IS 100 in the House, 80 to II. A
very powerful speech in favor Of the measure was
made in the Senate by Mr.. AleI ander Of Princeton
son Of the late Rev. DIR. Alexander
~ Mr.. Chamberlain, of Allegany, in
petition to the Senate denies that he attempted to
bribs the Attorney General TO give him contract
The denial was hardly necessary. where both par
ties are known. Mr.. Chamberlain Is too sensible
gentleman to have offered q thousand dollar bride
where ten thousand dollars had been SYSTEMATICALLY
refused
n In Clymer, Chautauque County, a
Nv Gays since an insane woman named Norris
vent To the house OF Mr.. Alverez Pool, neighbors
wized an infant which lying in the CRADLE aud,
rushing with 1t into another room, dashed its brains
cat qans; tie walli,s frantic mother being unable
efescee it from the hands Of the maniac.
n Rev. Levi Henderson, a celored
ciTine, who represented himself as slave who had
Npchssed his time OF his master, and asking for
money to buy his wife and child from bondage
kssched in Worcester on Sunday, and on Monday
~ arrested and held to bail on a charge Of iu-
FOper conduct with colored girl.
a. The Steu5en Courier Announces the
tsalh Of Grattan II. Wheeler, an eminent citizen of
0as County, in the Goth year Of his age. He had
sfved the people in the State Legislature, both in
es Assembly and Senate and one term in Congress,
end Was one Of the Harrison Presidential Electors
AHao
q Efpenstien, the German, under SEN
tsee Of death for the murder of his wife in Newark
A. j., has, it is said, made fun confession Of his
a'ne, Which will be made public on the day Of his
"scusion, the 3oth inst
n Yesterday, says The Albany Even-
''Ssa', gentleman engaged in banking was IN
aaeisy Offering six per cent premium for Canal
vFuAcaiss The Atlas faction must hunt up some
Sasr John Brown
" The Poughkeepsie Eagle, speaking
y sae new magnetic engine. which has been tired
we rails at thai place. says that all doubts oil It's
N as success for propsllins machinery have van
" Tie Philadelphia Pennsylvania has
sss'<d nom the control of Mr. Forney, and will
van appear a. penny paper, uoter The charge Of
Hope. formerly OF Tie Baltimore Argus.
~ DGt/ Morning Ne1s lie the name OF
mar locking Independent daily Just started at o.
~.aoarsh, by William N 0ssell, Esq. Fyetsc
nson and w. N. Oswsll, Editors
~ The Albany Atlas exults 10 the idea
'segs Browns decision will prevent the prose
Of the Public works That paper is sraiuai'
Tesesrs of the mask.
Edward N. Fuller has become the
nay Of Tas Portsmouth, IN. h Gazette, an oapo.
Journal, nov in it, sssh year.
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fesal Notices.
COURT-In the matter o

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter
StAs aspica'ios OF the Mayor. Alderm~e and Common
si&frsscosD ST. s% ga :. !: ss ~ u u. Go
cf New YORK The sasscnsers Comm ss,ossu of Esu-
appointed bJ rule the supreme CoaIt slys sotes Per.
snant TO The iseumemsni q a. .et Q: the Ls<saus OF
snerd entitled an acs TO rsasc. several la~s re-
lapg partcsisy TO the CITY Of New vsrA. iaio sct.
stscs Of he Esunas aad Assss.nesiof Ia.
IN be above mater. containing the Of tue
ss Of NE loo .sssssed The saness Of saeA e,. Is tap
such maps, arc the Amount Of assessment ~hsasr fss
and OsSsr docun.ss vsch -srs used oy IA.
sr IN making .hsu ,sPsss have been deposited tie
New York for the inspection Of -homsosv.r il MAJ CSC
cerp there for a. least axty DAYS hsf re the
prsrs Court. st the time and place hereinafter mssssssd
And the said c. further give notice pssaant
to the requirement 81 the Act ss,'sssd Al Get 70 asesA
Act entitled Ac; rexisn 90 the colsc ios Of A.
se'snssts and rIss the City And County q New Ysrh.
purpose passed MAY II, lsse- passed Nay
and .s or us .ass s
thereby that they have completed her Estimate and A.
thereby and whs may be cppo,s the request
cd 10 pfesest their objections whiting 60 Henry Beck
The ctes Of the Coas.si to he Cs1pos Mes CITY
hall. in the Ciy Of New York. within thirty dass hea
BY Il. said s.s.s@ss,: ss as s~s that 70 az.
AL that piece or parcel Of Land described and containing
az s ~. ), 70 a. q s, g
ssd the sastsry side Of Eighth and also all that
tsn other piece parcel OF land bounded the ~
the sastsriy side Of Eighth the BY the westerly
line OF s'de Of fnh % on the north ey the line the cse-
sfths bock between Sxtv second and Ss third
the south by the line Of the Of the block BE-
tween SIXTY second It and SIXTY INST st. sxcspsns there
,. an ~ G .s
iui,hs give notice tia, eur report che above entitled
natter Will he made and presented 70 he supreme Cosr
State New fofk, q . special sa11
Cou to he held a. the CITY Hall Of the Cy Of New oYk
Saturday, the AID day OF MAY. s>a she opening the
Couri that dav thereafter counsel -
heard and that then and there nta viii be ode
% q report be confirmed Dated. New York. March L.
lsSs. HENRY BEfKMAN,
E sSfdiS I / iTeSoSsoE csa.i'.''''"'
HeSRy y DAvns. Attorney me t1amy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

Couar OF APPEALS Albany, March "a,
1.-The Court commencedssthe calendar this
morning at No ii, Brown and another, respondents,
sgs Blydsnbursh, appellant and others; argued. J.
w. Blydenburgh, appellant. in person, ID. Dudley
Field for respondents. The calendar was then
called down to No. 81 all the causes called were
sitheFreseTved or passed except No. 90, BOsardus,
appellant, agt. The Rosendsls Manufacturing Con-
easy, respondents Judgment reversed ny default
A. r Smith for appellant Having called ten causes,
under the rule, 4 second time, and no cause being
ready, the Court adjourned about IL M, for want
OF business, until to morrOw morning at 10 O'Clock
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NEWPORT and
SUPREME COURT--wALTER Full

aasus,, ~ a. o,der eftss sagfsGs CsSn
Il she Sss Of Nsw-Yori made g sss G oss saSs
Cy Of EevYork, the 18th ds{ 49, "a ne jus.ess Of
:sd cs To u have s.,s ~ a. . =. q 4sa
partnership css1se'ssS. sssssssssr asirss .
nee ''S:s: - es s: v s,sa:; r.. oa1
demands, together VIII ~ ,hs nscs the nth DAY 81
e,ls nun me ls Ss shs ,ss.dsd zen =, cav
iss:; ,...,s fs1 4 sg :. is1aaIs. is6''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
NETWORK AID HARLEM RAIL

IN ROAD-rrsms leave the CITY Hall daily for
Alhas, and Troy at A ". and Is p NJ Harlem asa
Mott Haven, Isl TO- M A. NJ. q. -. ;, y; q; ~,
Fordhsm at sane hours Morrssia and ais' q A.
william Bndee. H. NJ ~ Il 81 o. r, ~: "a "a
a MI up Tac,ahoe, Y 10 ., A !. 81 \, 5asp':
pis.,.tys Eev Cattle Bedford MscAsniosvIlie, Ken
sse PTsS: It. 81 ~ T.; CIS:s: 5 ss.: y
., st,t4tP 81 B sw. = n. N'P'M:
Dc.sr Plains. II. A M 81 a. u ws.s.ie H%ss,s
Fosr Con srs &c s. A ~. G Me-
Albany and Troy, and Il, ~ sS 81 eSii,:
fi.is.' SIS s. nm 4 n, 90 ~ S cs:ss
T.h 80 10. A NJ 4 cs.ss.n' -Four css.
.srs nd va, places Above Dover. IS and lis, A. H.
Tsr SUNDAY arrasssnsass. &C., 80 ball. Z, n AZ s..x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
VUrkEME COUKT.-Ib shs matter Of

~ the application Of the Mayor, Alderman and l0mnea-
s. q tie City q Nsw yors rss,ivs to the OPENING
RysI n n. cir 81 New 9st n: .usors.rs c"S-
rsos: q E.ma: .ss A.sts ,th sns :oo': :s
&c 2. s, ss y ao o.
Titled An Act Act EMIT % Act to redscs
several laws retains particularly 20 the Cry Of Nsw YORK.
that the Of tn. and sssssssnsns Of the
Con msoEos 10 the above matter scn'sians the ssmss
lots a. tbsy appear on the haps Of the CcBmsons
gether with such msPs and ths amount Of ssssssmsne
ssnsies and other documents ~hlcb we're used ~ he
Comm ssicnss in making ths epor have essn dsgcst.S
Of New York for the IL specon fwhomsoevsr maycss
cerp there 10 remain fer Of least SIXTY days before the
cos. a. the sns ssd place hereinafter mentioned As1
tho said ComInsnens further CIV: notice pnsusst 70 ne
sn,sd an Act relation the collection Of .sssnssss
and Taxes ths City and County Yors .sd Tor oshss
psss Or o~s: oosspsnt or secspsnis d ss1
improved approved lands affected thereby, thai ssc
pssons whose interests affected thereby asd who Gay
ss 70 q: % MOSES
Chairman Of the SAID com.i.sonsn q, q. oses q Js.ss
. s. d% <. az. Az
that the Is embraced BY this assessnea. are - fellows
&c, al q: St :sa a. %
viz: On the ssst b ,Ls ss'tsrly line % sue -
y i;s On % tn: scs By by q: il. os.s:.
Of the block between sis-s. and 32d-st .ad .. -
!; and 5b 81 And also all the lots pieces OF psrceb q
land situate lying and being IN sad CIT Ass ns sss rs
line OF side Of lth the wss BY the sassrly lfss
or side fan and BY the line Of high. nsr =
esasr Of the block between 5Iss-S and ,5d-a. ssS
on The south. by the Lac Of the center q ths eoos
siopsu farthsr give notice, thai their report IN ne
above svited matter viii be made sAd presented 70 n1
fem Of the aid Cou 90 be held 4 The Cry Hal e .ss
Ct, Of New York Saturday the Tth day Of Marens
iax lie opsnns Of the Court that day. or sooe
tbsreasr a. Counsel be heard and that then 49,
thers motion will be made that said Report bs ooaarsse
pst>d New York, Jas. 1889.
, MSsEs n = AsxxsSSRb a. )ce..,....~.
WILLIAM 8. 0RHGORr)
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AZ INTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

Trains Of Michigan Southern and Northern In
Railroads ran daily (Sundays eIcspted - follow:
Leave Monroe and Toledo at SIS A. D. arrive at La.
sare at 63eP M: thence pxsser 90 By stage Oh
tsak Road - miles to Michigan City thence By cars
aes to Ainsworth and by stage Il miles 70 Chicago A.
sr Seb l, by cars through to Chicago.
rota nine 20 Laports came waycan leave Laporss 81
T3,A NJ, ard arrive at Monroe and Toledo at SOP. n
rey stages connect with For! Wayne ~ Sturgs, with
osaas pen La Fsyets and Indianapolis at South Bend
snd at other places the line, with the principal towns
.oTtk and south. 80
Toledo this line connects ct s%3 p NJ or A. ~. with
90. Lake Enc South Shore route by stage and railroad 10
evs and thence by railroad aud stage 70 Erie themes
~ railroad via BunkTk to New York, or By stage from
tank,rk 10 Bufalo. and by cars after y oh. ].
Fhs5P. NJ tran on tae New York and Erie Rad, coz
scc's with the Lake shore train.
Pssssngsrs at Cleveland take cars all tas way to
pti.buJth-thenSo by railroad and ~ mss staging 70
psiladeiphia and New-York, or Baltimore and Washing
-. WlLLlAmb SUPERINTENDENT
Adrian, Jan. IL, 1854
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

EOR ALBANY-Direct, or as far as
,hs ios Ill, re,ut passass 30 cents The sssa-
boat NIMBOD Capt fdwsn Small al leave tue foot
Of Bsach-st., THIS Saturday AfTEkNOON a. %
osIerk Hresht taken ca reasonable terms Sor freight
OF eeck pssss &c apply board or q The once ee.nsi
Beach and Kess sts. 4. COBFkL' Asoas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

Inc sASes for Squan and Freehold ~ill run in
.nn with osst Stages TO oonvsy passengers al par
hs country Al persons forbid trusting the above
CD the account Of the owuer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

gNEW-J EkSEY kAILROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADKLPHlA dnscs-U. 9 N AL
10Y Railroad =. Jersey Cy, leaving Me-. yorh A.
Leavss Philadelphia at l13 and . A n. and 81 ~ from
foot Of Wsnu Fare reduced to 81 for drst-ezss and
739 for secolo-class.
PALTiNORF, WASHINGTON and CHARL ESTON
shrough pch cts sold the above lines and through bag
kass carried N the N. aad 81 N. uass non Few-
Sovk with through conductors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
CITY ITEMS.

GENEROUS BERUEsTs.-The late Ephraim
Holbrook, Esq, left the following lesacies to tho
various public institutions in this City:
The New-York Association for Improving the Condi-
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SUPREME COURT Caroline NJ

&U PR + NJ COURT Caroline NJ.
~ Field as siDsf Moses A. Field and William Fisd,-
To NOSES A FIELD and WILLIAM X. FIELD the
above smed defendants You hereby summoned and
required The complaint this action, when IVES
ed the office Of the tlek Of the City AID County Of
New York, the ninth day of February, 1882 AID -
copy Of your TO The said compliant On the
subscriber, st his Office number twenty (2o Nsssana N
City Of NewYok within twenty days after the ser
Il this you exclusive Of the DAY OF sueh
service; and II you tail to answer the said complaint
VII ain the afoi essid the paIth this action VIII
appy 20 the Cont for the relief demanded IN the coar
plant dated New York. Feb 10, 1852
JOHN SEDGWICK. antln's Attorney,
AZ iawswsa.s No. 90 Nasssu-st
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~ T. Wy d X h ana NEW HAVEN
! Y RAnEoAB-wINTEh ARRANGEMENT. Dec

l. l85l.-TrsIns out OF New ofs lesVs near .ccns OF
Caaal-st and Broadway.
AccossoDATIos rRAlss lssys foI New Esssa At aad
IL 80 A NJ andt 5P si The ll.fs A NJ ruas in coz.
eectlor with Train from New Hsset tc Hartford ans
goring0ell and with Train over the Canal Road
Express TRAINS for new-Haven, Hartford, 6pfiEsnsd,
icon aectcu. River and Vermont ksjlroadh, Is ofdens
burxh and Montreal, Bostob and worcester at A. IA
(stops At Stanford and Bridgeport and H. lsops
stamford, Norwsk ard Rndsspon time ssou, 81 noms
10 Boston The A. NJ connects with the housatonic ans
Nausatuck Railroads at 5rdgspou and Canal Sailfose
At New Haven. The o'clock p. ID. with NassssaeE
Railroad Bridgeport.
SPgcIAL TnAIss for Pon Chester, at $50 A. H. And q
p NJ Stop at Mount Vernon and pelhAnville.
TRAINS INFO NEW -Y0RK-Accommodatio Trains save
rew-Hsven at $50, :, and s5 A. M, and tss a.
The IS A. NJ receives passenser, non spnnsnsd saa
Nausatuci Railroad At Bridgeport rhs go s. p "a: 70
caves oasssnferp nom Hartford and Springfield aarosi
ExpaEss TpAINs leave New Haven. on arrival Of Isn
from Boston Of LIS and st5 M lstoppns ct srdgepe
NorwalI and stamford y isavias BDs!on a. A. M, sfo
Up ~ -
lt5PM. ....
See large oil Of advertisement a rss ststs, h"sss ane
suDsrntspssni
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THE PEOPLE of the STATE Of

NEW YORK by the grace OF God nee and Indspsad-
snt t. all persons Interested N the estae II ISAAC
JONES late Of the City Of New York deceassd a. credit
ois, OF Kin otherwiso-send greetag; You and
eseh of you hereby cited and rsq pssuna to bs
sd spgs before our SUR gate OF shs County Of New
York. his office the Civ of NewYsrk. the thr
tser IN e Apr nsEt at eleven oco'k the forenoon
of that day then and there tend the fnal snsnt
% the account proceedings OF AlOuzs Cushnan.
Of The goods chst,ss and cssds Of SAID de-
ceped.
In testimony whereof hsys caused the Seal Of Office
OF sad Suuoeae e. be hersants affs ed. Witness.
ALEXANDER W. bRAFOkD, Esquire Sarro-
a. es'e Of sad Couafy ct the City " New fork. the
18th day Of January, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight HUNDRED spd nfty two
mig law4wSs A W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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TOUKT of COMMON PLEAS fel

~ tbs CITY and COUNTY Of NEW:Y0RK.-Ely
4. Elliot, guardian Of George, horsilo Aasu.n ase
j. seph M. Pratt. sksiDst May Anne DoheHy, nm DO
hsfiy William Henry Dohery. Charles W slsk Dohsrty,
Margaret Ann D.bersy. James Joseph Doheriy, Mafy
ella Doherty Eaep Theresa Dohsrtv. and the sid
Mary Anne Dohsrty John DDherty. William Herr, do.
beT,y and Jsrnss Walsh, Executors of The last VIII ana
restsmsrt II Patrick Dohery, deceased To the asove
nan ed DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned ssS
required tho comp amt s tnis action ~hch WIN
be filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the y and Cosny
Of New York, at his Office III the City Halt OF inc sae
CITY, and ,py u your answsr 10 the SAD cn
plant ON the subscribers at their Office NO OF All e..
in the City Of New Yors. within twenty Gays Mtsi WE
service of this Gun you, erclusivs of tht oar
,uch service ard Won al TO he said complain
within the a'ors said the paina Ia THIS sctlon ~.
app the Court f tho reiet demanded IN the
Dated New york, Dec p 1881
as + COwDREY, Plaintiffs attorneys
The filed Ia the etfcs ~ TIE
Cs,k Of Court Of Comm pisss iof the cay naa
County Of Nsw-York ut the City Hall IN the said CITY.
on the 2etb day OF February, 1854
ar iswS~s PA aST COwDREY. Attorneys
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW
Vnc1V-Wv,eYER ApRAN0EHBN1o-11avo
Es.-ioa g q =. f''t - : GiHs s + s.ssi
S,v.,fo1 EI,ssSsfhscYt ul.sbsehtswl, W4eA, eeeeee
Fsins, PlaizAsil, DsIsdsFssk. esosssuss usns "n.s
Is00 lnGo0n. q,
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~ UDSUN RIVER RAILROAD
y " EEW-YORK e. Albany ard TROY "

al t.thsr notice., rsa |. follow:
SS s;os.s sS .s Z: :ns; %
from ,5lastl AZ A N. for Ps.:1s,r g Pea.
a5rth o. that pi.c. on xsss Al q AM for way s az
Ps:i:s: Cola Spin; Tsla s: aAia:s.ss
81 Only Stopping !: ii way :.',s:: A X.aSs ,s:.s
s.. % Peekstill oaly, stopping st way stations, AS
III sss s AHIis Hss iS ssa
"a a., station: .0rn Of sha. pac. on msna
e. E@sss and Sisss f1s az Sn; rSn ,.
Som: nd sSuA ss s.'f ny t E.s:' ss.S. 10
;N,I S, An ,1:'shs ~! Ger g.. SS:,
. for way freight only. iron Ias. Albany AN
Enprsss Tam Tor Nsw- York stopping only Had
s.on :, 3. on asnab Al u PM. iron fass Albany
L..v. Poushssepzs for Nsw-Yorh 1t q A. NJ. stop
Lesv. Fs.ssSili for Nsw-Ysrs at g AM, passenger
q, New. YSIa sSPp,rs :, y w. AZ p.:-
~ s I m.~Yss o' socp,ns =. wayss
asssassr' viii rTSuss Ticket. Ost :s:srss the Cars
s.~-York. Jan. IS 1852. bOBr HGHAM. Supt-
46UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On
Peslsaili s,d Way s,soas viii s.v. Chambers Ct At
"a 30 M arriving Peeastil at l2 II. Returning,
lssv. p,s'.s ao,a a. o'clock PM and arrive
i FRENCH. Superintendent
On AoNpAY 2S,h inst asd until April 49,, 1854, the
- the hudson River Railroad trains leaving New
Hrik. Ps-sskIl. pcus h aud Eas, Abapy and
n'Dg at kew-Yoik and Hast Albany will vary from the
present Zines 40 follows:
Tbs First Peekskill Tram, leaving Cbamssrsst at
A. 81, will continue to East Albany, with way mails,
ard arrive Al East Albany a. 3.NP.M
The Second Albany Train leaves rs At present. ats
H. Chsmben ct arriving East Albany at Is instead
tfaP.N
Tue Second Pesk,k Train will leave Chambers st. at
10 A d instead Of 10. 80 A NJ.
The Express Tram for Albany and Troy viii leave Cham
beis st at 30 p. M instead of Tsp. NJ
The Third Peekskl Train, leaving Chambers st. a.
? M. will run tn ough to Pouehkeepse.
The Poushkeepsie Train hich leaves at SOP. ~
81 only far as PsskskiiL
The Afternson Train IRON Peeksku will leave at 10
I NJ instead Of 3P M.
Tho all Train will leave East Albany at Is ia
sead Of A. d., and arrive at 3l'tst at LIP NJ instead
II 2t5PM
Tho Kxp,ess Trains will leave East Albany at IA N.
tCesd OF M and afrvs at slstst o. II 80 A. NJ, In
= 40 Of 705 p NJ
r. FRENCH, Superintendent.
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FOR wSBURY, LONG
= BRANCH. 0CEAS HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
rO OEL wAsHIE0r0N. MOUNTS and BROWNS
SSks. Mod ete~nl and he'd BAHK--Nsw aad
,2isndls steamboat THOMAS HUNT. Captain A. n.
pss."w yi leave Esw-Hsvsa pier, Psca alp East
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD


IN Trains leave follows tsvndays sycspsdj froA
ne foot Of Dusae-st: $500. =, s..,,o.
NAu TRAIN at "A foi DunSifn and xli S'SioH
NKwpUReE ErPREss TaAN 1IfP n.
WAY TRAM. NAP NJ, for sabsrrs' oxiofd shs "'s'
mediate Stations. -.
meeting with ths Dcbknk and State Line tnd SITS Ase
N'''S'''' maui CHAs NINOT. Superintendent.
E.--vnrs nao n
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MEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO

i Through Tiok cts for 10th Of April-yANDERBILre
new and splendid douss- engine Steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT Of 500 burden, will make her frss trip e
Cbssrss direct, leaving New York on SATURDAY, TIE
is o Of April, al [, p M, from Per NJ 2.NR.
Passengers BY the NORTHERN EIGHT win DO taken
f. Psnsms San Francisco by the and spleadt
dOabe engine steamship g. LEWIS, 2.ooe tuas burden
These steamers are unrvaed the quality and extent q
their and sypressy fitted 30 meet the ~
culTemsBts of the trade.
The books are now open for passage. Apply only to
D Y ALLEN. Agent. No. Battery place. up q airs.
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In addition to these requests, ne leaves $3.50 to
each Ward School in the City above the grade of
Primary Schools, which is to be expended in the
purchase of books for Libraries. The folio wing So
cieties are made residuary legatees: The New.
York Association for the Improvement Of the Con-
dition of the Poor the NewYork Institution for
the Blind the Ncw.York institution for the In
struction of the Deaf and Dumb the American
Home Missionary Society the New.YOrk PfJIe.-
tany Orphan Asy lum.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-25
SEA BATHING, HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

TTNHIS large and magnificent Establishment having
/ been recently purchased by the SUBSCRIBERS, 10
which they have at very great expense mace extensive
additions and alterations, is open for Visitors
Surrounded entirely by Salt Water, 1t affords every
facility for Sea Bathing, and offers great to
Traveller in pursuit of health pleasure. Situated
directly the Bay and in view of the Ocean, presents
magnificent prospect, while the Fort, the largest
Military Work in our Country, affords to the Visitor
beautiful Pr0nen0des and various OF interest
Hot and ShO1oerB Baths open at all times and fine Surf
those who prefer the open Sea- The great benefits
resulting from Sea Bathing, and the Sea Breeze.
becoming daily more known and appreciated.
No place can be more healthy, or possess finer eli
mate than this, through the entire Summer and Fall
Months. Fever and Ague, and Bilious Fevers
tirely unknown. Our Drinking Water is not excelled
by any, euen in the Mountain Region
We have find Band Of Music. and Ball Room,
which for be-uty and magnfcence is unsurpassed in
our Country, open every evening, Free OF Charge
New and extensive Bowling Alleys, Billiard Saloons.
and a Pistol Gallery erected the past season.
The Hotel is complete in all its arrangements active
ertion will be spared render it, in all respects the
most agreeable and interesting resort in the whole
country.
The Steamers from Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York.
land Passengers daily.
Terms Board, per day So 90 by the week. at the
81 rs per day persons staying month, or over
81 SO per day. Child en- and Servants half price
No Charge for Baths, to Guests OF the House, except
for Warm Baths others than Guests, scents each.
No Charge for Omnibus. No Charge for Porterage
The Omnibus and Baggage Wagons are always IN at
tendance arrival of the Boats.
Letters for visitors should be addressed to the Hygea
| Hotel."
J. P. REYNOLDS s. CO., Proprie,ors.
| May Oath, 1852 81