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sALE.-Bv virtue Of m e1,cn


bOon 10 directed and del cred wi, srues "a -. 90 q
day, the 23d Gay % August ls2 the vesbne al ~. CO.
the City OF New York, at IL o'clock all tn r,h, ,,s
Whch JOHN II. II RNlER had the lh IA, ~ s.,s.
s42, tine since, OF, and folo.fn. S..l
property; All those certain lots parcel. OF lad "a
ise yns and being the Twelfth Ward CIV
York. the vsse of Harlem. which said lana Ar. s,c
and distinguished by the numbers and 6ounds-s
toned, certain Chart entitled Map Of pan of h-
Wsenou Property Al Harlem, compiled June, lSz Bnssc.
City Surveyor which registered died the os s
REGISTER ana for the City Of New YORK. lots
huudfed and forty eight s hundred and forty
the ssd IN block - thirty thfe bounded north ezer
Onehuncrec and seventeenth street, souh lsry By 100
hundred and hy ad eock north westerly By
~lsh extend hundred aud y Zee, from the Third avena
Of SAID lots fronting SAID one hundred and eneenh
benz twenty I've feet wide front aud and hundred
ten inches in Ter sth or depth.
All that parcel Of land yps N
Hsrrn. the T~eh Ward of,he City Of New ana
duns ushsd Of the Tard Tract, merry
The property B. BeusoI and Dr. Van Arda safvsye
iene 1875 ~ p Bridges. City Surveyor. ahd Which
6e in the Office Of the Register The City aad couu Ses York
BY the number hundred and thirty bounded
tanning iolO~s point the nohsry stie
one 1udfed and eleventh distant three hsared
five IRON the north westerly Of the Third and
One hundred thence westerly
One hundred aod eleventh
and st anses with One hundred and eleventh
dd feet aud inches the hue Of block
the line OF said block i've feet
souihey and parallel with the Third hundred feet
inches and aforesaid the place
OF besnhins. dated, July 10, 1854.
THOMAS cARNLEY, sherG.
W.. b. Dsiu, Depuy Sheriff lyle Iswtxsss
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painting, 81.


ZINC PAINTS-Warranted pure
~ The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse, No IS
Dey are prepared 70 supply their Zinc Paints 1t the fol-
lowing prices;
No. White, ground in oil &c. per pound.
No. White, ground Ia OIL &c. per pound.
Brown ard b sck, ground in of, SIC per pound.
Dry White Of Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough es, In Europe and the United States has
been found oietan its beauty and protective qualities longer
than other paint. For whieness and brsnoy IL is
rveed II Is free from ali poisonous properties common
and DANGEROUS In other pigments will sover-equal weight
from 40 10 100 more space than lead and L. there
fore, much cheaper TO the As inside paint 10
will not turn yelov when exposed 70 the suphurous
gases Of coal fires the foul air Of ships Their White Zine
ground 10 vanish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
for their freproof properties They specially adapted
for marine purposes having been found TO resist the cos
dog sction Of salt aer' destructive to other paints
Dealers supplied liberal terms by
MANNING / SQUIER, Asents No. Is Deyst
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leaving on the 7th and 27d Of each month and rmns with
the Poetic steamships Thronsh Line TO and from NswOr-
leans and ports In Mexico, California and Oregon PAssats
from New Orleans cen be secured from ARMSTRONG.
HARRIS co, AGENTS At that place. = 80 : n '
Ladies' Saloon State Rooms. s6S
Lower AT ard Forward Saloon State Rooms ..... S
Second Cabin stsndees.. ......................S
Psenssrsse landed at the railroad depot Ipnw. ne.
expense The railroad being in operation and cars run
ming over half the distance from AspinwAl Panama the
trans OF the sthmus may be performed In from ixhieen
10 twenty -four houhe expense which from $40 to
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Inc public are informed thar under the new Arrangement
o. 1 Company Steamers inspected and approved By the
ing the U. 5. Mails will hereafter leave Panama mme-
disey on the arrival of the Atlantic Mails and San Fran.
cisco on the LIST and 18Th days Of each month aud viii touch
reserve Boat viii be kept each end Of the route to
The following Steam Packets belonging to the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, are on the Pacific one o.
which will be always IN port at each end Of the
TENREssEE SEQ tuns coNfTTToN sS S un:
NORTHERNER-. !, 200 tuns. ANTELOPE......7 $50 tuna
OREGON ....-.. O99 tuns C0LUMBUS.......6 500 tuna
PANAMA. 80. os7 tuns ISTHMUS 800 tuns.
CALIFORNIA Ih lN5o tuns UNICORN ......6Oo tuna
= The new steamship COLUMRiA viii ply between San
francisco and ports in Oregon awaiting at the former port
turning without delay the mails passengers the
Steamer from San Francisco Persons securing through
passage by the United States Mail Steamers from NewYork
Steamers
Rates Of fare from Panama to San Francisco the most
regular line of Propeller, will be KEEP. up for the
potation OF freight and transient passengers between Pan,
and San Francisco One Of the above Steamers viii
keep up the connection between Acapulco and other Mex
ports Each passenger allowed 80 bs personal bag
Freight will be taken to Chses at 70 cents per foot and
from Panama San Francisco at the rate Of 500 tan
'O' "''sN' VI p''''e' 'pt CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
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II,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

IL YORK BY the Of God free all per
interested 10 the estate Of JOHN mENGY late OF City
OF New fok deceased credtor k
greeting You and each Of hereby cited and required
sonSJ be and before Of County
York Ills Office 10 the City OF New YORK. tie 10Th Of Dc
obe ne1t at eleven O'Clock the forenoon 81 that
there 70 attend the FINAL settlement Of the pfocse
james s. Thayer Public Admins the City Of New
and a. Administrator Of the goods hts and credits Of said do
ceased.
la testimony Whereof have seal Of Office Of said
Surrogate 10 be hereunto affixed Witness, Alexander w.
rr Bradford, Esquire, Surrogate Of ssd County tho
\" " City New York tie 18th day Of April the Of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ATTY two.
jy5 lsw4wM A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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AIEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-samue,

IN Cochran Charles P. Cochran, Thomas Villas
Henry Me;zsumnons for demand
-(com ser TO HENRY METZ tie defendant above
named hereby summoned required
plant this which vail be fled the Once Of the Ces Of the
and County New York, the City Hail. City Of New
the said The
subscnbsr his Office No u wsst the City of New Yort,
within twenty days after the Of this
cus the day osueh and fad TO the SAID
plant within Aforesaid the plaintiff. ia this seuos Wis
take hundred and seventy
dollars and eighteen With interest from the third day Of
hundred and besdes the 81
ts acton complaint fled the Office Of The sad Clark
At the City Hall the Of New YORK. the 18th dag o. jane
So Ijei5 IaS6wTg+l CHARLES JONES, PLAINTIFF Attolsy
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U,HE PEOPLE ofthe STATE ofNEw.YORK.

IL by the of God Tree AID independents To all
ested the estate Of LILLIAN RANKIN OF the
YORK. deceased creditors esaees, next Of kin othevs
Send greeting You and each Of hereby ctsd and require
personally TO BE- and appear before Surrogate OF the
NewYOrk. his Office the City Of NewYork day
August next eleven O'Clock the forenoon that
there 70 attend the final settlement OF the OF Of
John Fisher Executor OF the last viii and testament said
deceased
In testimony whereof have caused seal OF Office Of
Surrogate be hereuno affixed Witness Alexander W. Brad
ford. Surrogate OF said Couniy at the Cty OF New
ls York. tie 2sh day june IL the ofour Lord
sand eight hundred and ffy.two.
jy5 iaw4wM A W BRADFORD. ssrfosate
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Drp GOODS.

DRY GOODS.-A large assortment of
IL Irish Linen Goods, viz: Table Cloths, Napkins,
DOjhes Toweing, Strings Sheetiags, &c. Barge DE
Lanes 0inghsns, Jacone Swiss and Plaid Musiins ShawA
sIsfl silks Coths Cassineres PilDts Musns &c. FOR
as At reduced prices, by w. MATHEWS CO., Nos. 81
ana 81 Ca,harine 80.
GRASS CLOTHS For Sale by E. Il w.
" COCK Co, No. Go Cedar-st.
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NTEW.YoRK SUPERIOR COURT.-H,o-v

~ Dominica aud Esther NJ, his wife, ssans, E5rs Douu(
james Reynolds and Sarah L. be wife John Butler and Blanche
y. BIS WIFE Mary Donck. Ann Domiuict William B. Cor AMI
Masres BIS wife, Jane DouaHcs Hauet Domtes, 6eorss q.
Doh and Sarah be wife, FnDes Domack asa Asne bis vie,
james psnni,k and Sarah p bis wife frsncs Jacob Dona
Johns - Receiver &C., frederk Peet William farioa ssd
Iouzs Pardon his William Duunnf assignee &c Sarah
hahenoake Frsns Richard DonHnit, Ala Doninsk stdeas
DoHnei and Junls Dorlk tie s6ovs sAns dessssts,
ADA DONlAlCk, THADDEpS D0NINICk and JUSfUs DON
Ck You are hereby summoned and required Z, tie
P-enis cenrast this acton. which flcf the once
OF tie Ce Of Ire sad Conr the day q the date hereof and %
serve copy 81 your the said sapp mental complaint
hereto az BIS oce No 30 Nassau the City
OF eN o within twenty days after the service hereof sxcsre
ue sS o. sereei and you AL the aid complains
~thn The l'e AFORESAID, tie phnuGs adsmsne
New YORK. July J, lisa Yoars Re '
jy5 iawemh J.. BALDWIN Auy sor Plaintiffs.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Ths shiEy

composing this Line are the following
AR c4 o.n t'Ra ac we" RAITIC CAP. Com,O.h
ADRIATlC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly or oov
eminent service Every has been taken In their
struoton, also In their Engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
Gusled for elegance and comfort Price Of passage nom
New-York To Liverpool In rclsss cabin $l20 In second
d. SO exclusive Of extra nze stateooms $500 from
Liverpool to NewYork $50 and go An experienced
feou attached to each shp No berth secured until paid oT
PROPOSED DATEQ or SAILING
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWD 4. COLLINS co, Ne So wal-a. NY
bk0WN, sHIPLEY L CO. Liverpool.
London w. - s
JOHN MUNRoE CO, NO nu. NOtr. Dam. De-
victories Psr1s or GEO H. DRAPER, Havre-
eseen on these ships win be accountable Tor soli,
- ln ~ Pecle tewey precious sones metals
sSs pm ., san are dsd therefor ,ns the vslus thereof
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1VlHE PEOPLE OF 1.-THE STATE OF NEW.

IL YORK, by the Of God free and al per
interested in the estate Of WILLIAM McDERMOTT LATE
Of the City Of New York deceased creditors merit of lin or
seHd greeting You and each Of hereby cited and
required personally 20 be and bsoe Surrogate Of tho
County Of New York, at bis Office the City Of New York
third day Of August next eleven O'Clock the forenoon
day then and there attend the final settlement Of the account
ocsednss OF Benjamin d. Brush Administrator of The sods
ebattels and credits Of said deceased.
In testimony Whereof have caused the seal Of said
Surrogate 10 be hereunto affixed Witness Alexander W.
Bradford Esquire Surrogate said County
Of New fork the 18th DAY OF June, the
one thousand eight hundred and fty two
jy5 isw4wN A.. w BRADFORD. surrosat.
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SUPREME COURT-Edward g. Thompson,

IN BRt by William Hardea brook, bis GUARDIAN, and Cor
nea T. Qunby infant, By the sane as Der sssh sss FL
friend, plainrfs against DAVID IhomD,o,. " I ss
Tbso.on Aobzo Brown and Ebzs Brosn BIZ vie samuel Car
a.. "a vsry Gardiner his wife Jsha Carl sarah Howard I'm
~. C,T Fs Hunt Morns knsb and Csthanns KNIGHT h>
80 DspielT cox william A SMITH, Henry Nash, nsy T. Thomp
- WIi.n w Campbell. Tbomss Esyls. Henry shsten James
Frspd Gardner sprns The American Bible Society The Amer
The American seamAas Fnest Society William
Rth Treasurer Of the Central Aaenesn Eduesron socsy
The American Colonization s0ety Jasper Cornns, Treasurer
he Hone nssons Society Henry HILL Treasurer Of the Amer
of Commissioners Of FOREIGN hoos Tbs New fofk In
suu0n r the distraction Of the Deal and Dumb, and the Hsw
DEFENDANTS You aeberssy summoned aad required
he complain, this acion whch will be fled in the ocs OF tie
Ce Of the City County Of Rev fork the CITY Hall 10 s
Of and copy Of thereto
the subscriber ore No 81 Wall street. the sd city within
twenty days aer the hereof you M 20 an
~er ;he aid complaint within the ne Aforesaid the pianr. win
Apply Cos for The fehef demanded the oompnDzssd
Ns.-YOrs, Apnl 10, INA
WILLIAM FULLERTON Piiafid,s Attorney
Tie complaint Ia this acton fled the Office ofthe Cierk
CITY County Of fork, the 18th dag d Jsns is57
js22 lssi0~Tu
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NTOTICE is hereby given, that the balance 70,
urs Of the proceeds Of the sale Of The Real Esss
JANIS 6REI6, ate of the CITY Of Ne~fors ascraseu 49,
.sy md. s-sr tie order sgnosats Of The County o. 49,
Yorf b. James Ges IT, the administrator Of al eod ~s 4.
pods chae and credits Of the said ntestse WI os II ~,
~ 40 sgoss, aos The eredto Of the sad ussAts pro
potion respective debts. ACCORDING 70 law s -
sate OGce in the c.ty Of the seTenn az
tsmber ner at ockei fsresoon Of thSt -
SCH dAy Of June sos fjy9exl A. W. BRADFohD san0sA"
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CAGUENAY RIVER.-SaIt Water

~ Bathing and Salmon Fshing-F the Sayuensy,
stopping at Murray Bay, River du Loup and CacounA-
The well knoun going steamer ROWLAND HILL,
Capt B. Ryan having been put in complete order sup
piled with boiler below her furniture, beds and bed.
ding retted and renovated with upper dining saloon
spendioy furnished in the most modern style, and table
intended 10 be supplied with the best the market sods
this route with every sppurtenauce for the pleasure
comfort and safety Of passengers and BY her great strength
and speed particularly adapted to the above navigation
The steamer leaves Montreal for Quebec every MON
DAY EVENING. at o'clock and leaves the ST. Andrews
Wharf on TUESDAY MORNING, at o'clock, for the
sbovenamed fashion able watering places and will continue
dung the remainder of the travelling season,
succeeding Monday from Montreal and Tuesday from Que.
bee at the hour proceeding Wednesday
ing from Cacouna If passengers Offer the river Ssguensy
to the far famed Hs Ha Bay and places Of interest that
majestic river.
Parser te leaving Monday will be landed in Montreal
on the succeeding Friday morning
The Rowland Hill will also leave this for Quebec
River du Loup and Cscouna FRIDAY EVENING at six,
returning to Quebec Sunday and 10 Montreal on Monday
morning.
Fare reduced 25 per cent from last years prices.
From Montreal to River du Loup or CacSuns. ."...s5
From Montreal 70 Saguensy and back TO Cacouna...8
From bontrealt to River du Loup Cscouna AID back
10 Montreal same trip.
From MONTE al TO saguensy aud back to Montreal 10
Meals included State Rooms 30 cents extra Children
under II years and servants accompanying by cabin
gers, taltprce
Dssnce ffom Montreal to Chleoutmi ..,...43O miles.
Dir lance from Montreal to Cscouna 200 miles
Distance nom Quebec TO Chcoutimi. $50 niles
Distance from Quebec 10 Caconpa..........l2O miles
Lafge and commedous Hote have been opened River
du LOup and Cacouna for the reception Of visitors this
son-MontIeal June. 1852
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the an


~ pheanon Of the Mayor Ahsmsn the Cssv
Of New fslsty. 70 the and laying pubic
Ward Of sad CyThs OF E.mns
Assessment IN the above entitled hereby
10 the Of OF psops
Stats OF New fOra entitled An
reduce several relating particularly CITY Of New YorS
into act passed April 90 1899 and also entitled
Act amend entitled relation the Coecsn Of
Assessments snd TAKE. the CITY and County New Yo and for
other passed May H. s40 passed T. is4 10 the
occupant Of al and
improved unmproved lands affected thereby that hsy
have completed amended Estimate nd
all whose .s
affected thereby and who
70 present their objections wrns TO T. DELAFlELD SMITH,
in the City OF Yo, within thirty days 6om he
date Of this notice And that the limits By the AMENDED
estimate and follows thu ots
parcels GLAND situate bns and being l7th
line side Of Thrdav between tie nohery and
the southery SIDE OF Eighth the block
bounded ~ AstorpHce seventh St. Third and the BoreU
also the block known square, bounded By sh st.
seenht, Third and the Bowsry and
parcels Jns fronting the westerly Inns SIDE
Bowey between the souherJ hoe dc OF los
$40 Bowey, As laid and designated damage snS
benefit used By the sad Conn AsoRer, on dls A.
Aforesaid the Street COMMISSIONER Office Of the CITY
New York And the said Commissioners further note
the amended Report and the entitled
will be presented 70 tbs Supreme Court Of the
Yo Special Term Of the said Court be held Cty
aud that there sndthen, thereafter
be will be made that amended Report ons
na Report be confirmed nd further
Elemental charges and disbursements
proceedings the above entitled matter,
Hon Henry Edwards the Supreme Court Chamber, or ia
Of his sb-ence BY the Clerk OF the City and County of New
York City Hall OF the CITY Of Neyork the ish day OF
July 1889 At O'Clock the Yorh June ~
'~' JHsEsa plsckssY. {co~m.sOn.".
T. DELAFIELD sMIrHJ ,
~
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Wreau Hteamers. Or.

A CSTRALlA, PORT PHILIP and
"a SYDNEY LINE OF PACRETs-The subscriber,
vi elspeieh the spienad elipper-ship MAGNOLIA
esppership, Loco tuus ourthen, Commanded by an az
eneed Master, has been fitted solely for the comfort
end ccnvepiency Of passengers and families For freisht or
sesge which will be taken the favorable terma
Apply on boS6, Pier No n East River or WIN L. DU9AN
No - Bront.st, RUSSELL NORTON, No 81 Ola siu
Go ELLIOT. ARKELL CO., No. l46 Pearlst. "
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, for
IL SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
HOUSE. HIGHLAND HOUSE, PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS ard BROWNS DOCK (Middletownl and the
intermediate places when practicable, and RED BANK
The new, elegant and commodious steamer GOLDEN
GATE Capt Foreman White viii leave NewYosk foo. Of
koeip'on-st North Riverl as follows;
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EXCURSIONS.-The double-decked
- resm-prcpeller GEN. WOOL, can be chartered for
fsenaoos she is nicely fitted up, and capable OF accom-
noeahs nom 100 10 200 persons Also large class new
soees aeeked barge. and other barges with steamboats,
AFp5b CHARLES II. BAKER, No. 2 South Ct
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SUPREME COURT.--Sarah Bucklin by her

SUPRENE COURT.--SaTah Buckln, by her
Sney, friend, Thomas White, sssihsi Johz Backknro JOHN
BUCkS foa are hereby summoned and required s
compptn ths seon which fed the Ocs Of the Cer a
TIE County efkswYor the City HAHN the City Of SsvYork
the ID day Of May 1881 sbd 70 copy Of your 70 the
said soBgnt the subscriber his ocs No 70 Nassau street
City New foft within twenty days asr the service 81 tAs SAM
exclusive Of The day Of and Yen al
the Esd eompart within the Aforesaid the plaintiff
this arson vi sppy the csat FOR the reief dsnssdsdn the
jsssIs~e.Tss 4. L PNSEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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T7HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP S between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL.-The Boston ships only calling Hail.
fax 10 land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA, Capt, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA Capt -, EUROPA, Z. @. Lott
ASIA, C. II +. Judkina NIAGARA, j. Stone,
AMERICA N. Shannon, CANADA, Lang
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch
These vessels carry clear white light mast head green
on starboard bow red on port bow.
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday, July
AFRICA, Harrison FIN. NETWORK, Wednesday, July Il.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, July Il.
ASIA Judkns, frsm NETWORK, Wednesday, July g.
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. 4
EUROPA, Lott from NE YORK, Wednesday, Aug. IL.
NIAGARA, Stone, n ON BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug Is.
CANADA, Lang, fiom BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept !.
ASIA Judkns, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Sept 8.
AMERICA, Shannon, I'm. BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept Is.
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Sept. q.
Passage from New-York or Boston to Hyerpool-Fra
cabin $40; second cabin So
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight 9 be charged on specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
" All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office. For freight or passage. apply 20
L. CUNARD, No. ( Bowling Green.
q French, German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought In with British Goods Through bills
of lsding are given in Hsyre for New-York
WATcHEs-By order OF the British Treasury, watches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the marks of English
manufacturers win be hereafter admitted In England In tran
quence which French and Swiss watches be shipped
at Havre for NewYork Boston via Liverpool without
mourning the k, heretofore Of being seized by the Eng
hsh Custom House.
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T BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE. HIGHLAND DOCK,
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, MIDDLET0WN and RED BANK.-New and
follows:
Leave. New-York Leaves Shrewsbury
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IF an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
II Of the County Of New York hereby ar
having claims W. A. EEGATEIT
Of Francs shuz late Of the City Of New Yod grocer do.
ceased the with vouchers thereof the
their office No. IT'S So1tst the City Of Yor on
before the 18Th day Of July ne1Daisd New Yo the day
January 1851 CHARLES FOX,
40 iaw6mIus HENRY ARPEN, srec"tom
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.Ew.YoRK SUPREME COURr-C;.v ana

ca ". Wv f:rs yosr.ssy yr and PasAss p
yoa ., .,.s ." .s TO ANDREW A. DALTON d. sSsnt
tbs acton, Which v II ~ 49, ne 20
v "e ross The cs Nal. new ro CO % n. srs,
aVe SHD 1875 ana 70 serve coy Of yoas .,s~s, al a. -.
complaint on ils snbsciee At hs ofns Ko "a 49, ~ n a
fof Ciy rIih5 t.e.y dys Ter Tie service 81 bs 90
the said COMPLAINT ~binhs tine srss.A De ps.sus. ~ - "
ton VII take 1ds1en ss.ni yoo for the ave Aasi a..
seventy dollars and thirty Win ,te,s-. go ~.
wea second day Of yuns, thousand assres .s s
two s-iies the Dated yo~t L.. ~ 80
jy5 lawSwM JOHN HENRY HEDLEY, Ps..fs, w.. -
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GREAT RAILROAD ROUTE from

~ New-York TO Burlington st Johnsbury, White Noun.
tans, Ogdensbureh, Montreal, Quebec and intermediate
towns via New Haven and SpnnghedPnces reduced for
passengers and freight Through tickets be procured at
the Railroad Office, No. SIS Canal-st ~ Y Freight for
warded by Traveller from Pecksip every day at
r. NJ TO NewHaven and thence to all Northern towns BY
the Vermont Valley and connecting Railroads Office No
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