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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The PooR.-Between the lst of Deem
Der and the 18th Of March last period of three months
and hail. the Association for the Relief of the Poor dis
ebuied, through its visitors and general agents. as fol-
tws 6Ss tuns coal, $40 pairs shoes - 40 pounds In
nsn meal, ll26 do rice, 274s do meat, 10 362 do fish,
so DO tea, 2OtS do. sugas l,s0 loves bread 746la gal
Sos moasses, "a bushels beans, IL bushels peas of
hlng between nve and six hundred garments and ar
aus Oh bedding chiefly made and contributed by the
s's OF The Samaritan Society Of the Church of the Sa-
a' she Dorcas Society Of Christ Church. the Dorcas
S'sv OF ~ AIMS Church, and partly by other benevo-
~ Ases and gentlemen, and partly purchased by the
serh agent OF the Association The amount of money
apu,Ssed by the visitors was nearly S7OOl-nearly
tne amount collected in any former year. 1t is
s,;, ABOUT one thousand families received "sub
so' ana advice and sympathy from the visitors
~unng the pas, winter
boARp OF SuPERvIsoRs.-The annual
meeting Of the Board held at the Aims House Flat
on wednesday afternoon when the recently elected
S.'so's IRON the County towns were qualified and
supervisor Brooks presented the following preamble
~n1 resolutions, which were adoptcd:
Hsreas, The Legislature is aboa, pas.ing hin N nj,
Wv Wv ne County to raise money for Hospital purposes,
~ =. viucf maj no time may be lost in making con.
49, ~ u's 'ne County may have the benefit of such ex.
FNa par before another winter: Therefore,
Aesosre, That the plans and specifications for the tr
49,, eNenslon Of the Hospital Buildings at the County
'~uns herewith presented, be approved by the Boarl
fvtAy RtsOleed. That the Comrit,ee ON Aims Un'ss
Sehorize 10 advertise for estimates for the erection
~soch buildings according 10 the plans nrescn,aJ h
S however. 90 the passage OF the bin now hcs,o ,ha
~siore, and report at the meeting of the Roar5
amer making an examination OF the County Buid;n,s
III "tfc iVuhu 20 oe IA satisfactory condition the
Nenty Jail ~'i ~ 'ie
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CUPREME COURT-Cty and County OF New.

- YorkGeorse NJ Robinson plaintiff ag' Francis Salmon and
Am Roberts and Phebe his WIFE BENJAMIN
vandervcort Mary his wife Daniel Allen and Mara his wife,
William Sarah his wife, John Parsons Henry Wander
me- and Cathane his wife James Parsons, Ann, Mar. Paro
Cornelius Parsons % TRa sISf ana JUS csendants
his wife, Benjamin v vandeoor Mary his wife, Daniel
X Allen and Maria his wife, Sarah Parsons Henry vandenf and
Catane his WIFE James Parsons Anna Mara Parsons Cornelius
Parsons Joseph Stark and Mana his wife You hereby
moned and required the complaint this action which
filed the office of the CLERK OF this Court the City New YORK.
the seventh day of April D. 1884, and Of
No. l6l Broadway City Of York,
twenty days after the hereof exclusive Of the dag Of
such sercej and you fail answer the complaint aforesaid
plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief demanded in tho
nt-Dated April 7, 1862. r. w 6EIsSENHAISER, Jr
al lar6wF No. l6l broadway, Plaintiffs Attorney
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feqal Notices.
SUPREME COURT.-Tn the matt

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the APP
~ rLaios Of the Mayor commoa,ky Of the cy
Of Nee fort relative 70 the OPENING OF Ffrf
rom iotsv 10 the Hudson River City Of View
subscribers, Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment the
shove eua~d matter duly APPOINTED By rule Of the supr.re
Legislature people STATE Of York -a,tsi
particularly TO the City OF Se~ York. Act, passed April y
1885, passed April 10 1892 that the and
assessment the Connonsfs the above matter eOnianns
the Of the lots assessed the numbers o such
lots they the Maps OF the together
vth such maps s The amount % assessment vhesr e DAMAGE
which used By the COMMISSIONERS mska Their
be-a Deposited the Street Commissioners ocs Of the City
and County OF New fot tor the inspection OF whome'c may
there Tor at east days before the Coninis
male their the said Supreme Court the tine and
pace hereinafter mentioned And the sad Comn-sons rn"r
notice. the OF the entitled An Act
amend Act entitled an Act relation 70 the collection Of As
and
other purpose psej May H. $780, passed May 1871 10 the
occupant all houses and improved
and unmpoved lands affected thereby that they have completes
and that all whose ateeats
affected herrby and who be opposed the
eue-te 10 present their objections wnuns TO MUSES. MAI
kARD Jr ESQ., the Chairman of the said Commissioner, the
sce Of James Sandod. ESQ., No Is Broswv in the CITY OF
NevYork. within thirty days from the date OF this notice Aud that
follows that
All the , parcels Of land the City Of New York. de-
sered bounded follows wit; On the BY the westerly
hse side OF the west, BY the esey line side OF
18th NORTH by the line Of the OF the block between
block 5istst and bht And aso al the lots pieces
parcels Of situate lying and beng said Cay described and
bounded follows w On e east By the westerly hne or SIDE
ll,hav by the eastey hne side oi i2sv and
ey The pe Of on The Hudson RIVER on The Worth
the SOUTH by the hne Of the center OF the block betwees
s and oh St And the said COMMISSIONER further s'e notice
shove entitled will be made and
scented to the Supreme Court OF the State OF New Special
Term Of the -ad Court to be held q, the City Hal OF the City Of
New York Saturday The 9Th day Of March, 1881 at the openns
OF the Court ha, DAY. thereafter counsel eau b.
heard and then and there motion will be made that sail
Report De comm med NOSES MsxsaRb
JAMES $ sASDroRD, Commissioners
WILLIAM 5. GREGoRr,)
Hssnv T. DAvrss. ti3 tNff
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall of Rec

L
- er-Pubkc notice hereby that the following Rsseis
Board Of AAenen Te
PAvE and SET CURB and GUTTER IN MANGINSf betweea
R,snston and Stanton 70 REGULATE asd GRADE frf-
WITH ST. bcweea Sch and 9th Aho The following Pcnce
To OPEN TwELrTHsI from 4th to 9th AZ, Al psrsoa sss
having objections therrto, requested 70 present se
wnuns undensasd his oee o. before The s'tA az
APul, Inst- Nsw yort, April 10. 1859 =. r......--l
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CUPRENE COIJRT Kings County.-Dani,

SUPREME COURT, Kings Coanty.-Danel
- Daily Julia has Wife Timothy DAILY
and Jane his wife, John Daily and Cshanne b, WIFE, Pae DAILY aud
Johannah his Daily and Elizabeth his Elizabeth DAILY
Kelly Ellen Daly.Summonl
rehef(Corn To DANIEL DAILY and JULIA his wife
TIMOTHY DAILY JANE his wife, and ELIZABETH DAILY
You hereby summoned and required the complaint
OF Kings the City Hall the City of Brooklyn aud TO
the said complaint the subscriber at his office
No IA walss the City Of York. within days after
the service Of this exclusive the day OF such
fail complaint within the
aforesaid plaintiff this action will apply the Court for tho
lief demanded complaint. March I, 1852
JOHN McCAHILL Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint mentioned the above fled the
Office the Cek County Kings aforesaid the 5h day
of April 1854 JOHN McCAHiLI Plaintiffs ATTY
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DCouRr OF GENERAL SEss,oNs-Wednes.

sot-Betorc Recorder nlou and Aid Smith aud Barr
Trial for Grand Larcey-At the opening Of Court this
booming james Decker placed at the bar TO
ndctnent charging him with stealing gold dust to the
mne OF $500 together with 500 in gold CON- the property
dfeln Ricardo Cha Spencer ESQ., appeared counsel
ca the accused Several witnesses Were examined but the
not concluded when the Court adjourned the day
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- or-Pubhc hereby gwen, that the following pstsas
have presented the Board Of Aldermen To WIDEN BAT
Terry PLACE Broadway West st To PAVE THIRTY
SIXTH ST. from fh 6thavs To FENCE VACANT LOTS 80
Of 2sth and 18th To REGULATE an
PAVE THIRTEENTH ST. between and c. All
objections thereto requested present e
writing undersigned his Office before the I'D de-
April, JOHN T.. Street Commssioes1
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VERMONT VALLEY and CON

Y Meeting RAILROADS TRANSPORTATION
C0-Freghts for Burlington St Johnstury, Ogdensbursh
and Montreal and all intermediates towns New Haven
and Springfield by steamer TRAVELLER, every day at
precisely p NJ from Peck-sp Great reduction of prices
Ear Messengers and freight Through tickets by railroad to
all the principal northern towns, at the and Nh Ah
Office, No IS Canslst For particulars Apply 70
f. HYDE Agent, Office No l52 South-z, NY
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To Mariners.

CossuLArI USrrrp SfArrs
PAM March |, 1854 )
The following published by order Of the President oil this
Department: =. ,..y.
Atsata Salinas latitude south 81 Longitude
Island Of Zero $50 apparatus OF rrene
and Arseo Lights exhibiting the following
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YORK and NEW-HAvEN

Il
lS5-Trains of New York leave corner OF Canal
st and Broadway.
1l3O A. NJ; and ass P. NJ Tho ll3o A. M. runs in con-
necon with Train from New to Hartford and Spring
field and with Train over the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hsven Hartford Springfield,
and Montrea) Boston and Worcester at A. NJ sops at
Stamford and Bdgeport) and p; NJ sstops at Stamford
Norwalk and Bridgeport time about 81 hours g Boston
The M connects with the Housatonic and Naugatuck
Railroads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New Haven
The O'Clock p M with Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester at $50 A. NJ and 81 F.
NJ. Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamville:
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements Trims leave
New.Hsyen at $50, 7, and ss5 A. N, and As r NJ The
935 NJ receives passengers from Springfield and Hartford
and Canal Railroad at NewHaven and from Nausatuck
Railroad at Bridgeport The 40 r NJ receives passengers
from Hartford and Springfield Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven on arrival OF Trains
from Boston, at LIS and 845 p NJ stopping at Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford leaving Boston at A. M, and
M =.
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ, and
345 p M.
See large bill of advertisement at the Station House and
pripcipal Hotes GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr,
Superintendent
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CONFEDERATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice i

~ hereby that petitions have been presented in the Boat
Aldermen SEWER in FORTY NTH ST., betwesu -
and 7h avs IN MERcERsT, from Beecke Auuty
having objections thereto
present the Enanser at this Office, ~
fore sd insCrooa Aqueduct Department, April TO- 1854
NICHOLAS DEAN Presldesk
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CiRcuIr CoURr.-Beforc Judge Roose-
hsseerehSm y. Riley ast. 7he Nesc- York aad Hasieu
l. 20 te'PaSyTo recover damages for loss of service
shftie son Of plaintiffs killed BY beng run over al
ser me cans had been detached from the loconotve
nf me mother of the child who saw the transsc-
g. NSans, u Is said. temporarily deranged serwa
Ncs.s. Us denied that any blame attached to the
&, , ~ Any person IN its employment but was owing
ue nrslscnce OF the child itself
>ssrtnoR CouRr-Before Judge Oakley.
NJ xt Hard y Prize Rarbs-k & g. ond I,es,;.
ssS~, -,s validity Of asale Of So $40 worth ofstoyes
scl 80 ez and the property put on board the ship
s T. Iad bot 500 pad) not BEING paid tsIs, on
ssS ps,sss IL nom tho ship already referred o. vor-
ID. ,. Before judge Paine
S<ttcf 49, o~d Moysorst his pife axainst Moses 8
ns'sa-Te recover damages tor ALLEGED libel
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BOARD OF Ass,srAyr A,nrpxv,

Stated Sessios-WEDSEsDAy, April IA le5,
Professionalism Trotter Esq., President in the chair
Assistant AID Brown TAFT, Mahbatt, OBIien Broaden,
Woodw%d Ring Wells Anderson. Boaton, McGowan.
Conkey
v1fson-To review the FIRST Division Of Citssu Vol.n
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4 IkUiUN AQUEDuC! DEPARTMENT.
To Contractor. proposals, endorsed Proposal fos
61iLDiNo SEWER in Chaihamst, VII be received Of hs
Of the Croton Aqueduc Department. tRounh Park une
Monday 10Th day OF April fsb2, at O'Clock, pm, 20 buA
with the Receiving Basins and Cses Chaha
Roosevelt Mulberry being length about 100 ts
The plan the Sewer and specifications for the building the
and ali other relating thereto, obtained sppksa
Contract Clerk this New York April - lSAL
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Departmauk
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UoaI.

COAL.-I am now discharging several
~ of the best quality of Red ASA Stove Coal
which will sell to dealers and Others at "a Is per tun from
vessel and viii deliver from vessel at "a Isl from yard
g. PETER CLINTON, corner of King and Greenwich and
Goerck and Rivngton SITS.
d 4 PER TUN.-Best Red Ash Nut
" II COAL large size, screened and delivered from yard
the above low price Also Red Ash Stove and Egg -
White Ash Stove and Egg az the same low rate.
JAMES AlTklN, Nos. 2o5 and 2O7 Franklin-st
COAL.-The subscriber has in yard a
~ full supply of Anthracite and Bituminous Goals
sstng Of Pesch Orchard Black Heath Lehigh Hazeton,
English Camel Liverpool Orel Cumberland Sdney-all
of which warranted to be Of the best quality delivered in
be order and for sale at the very lowest market pces
JAMES L. WORTH, No. "a Broadway,
and 4th-st corner of Thompson.
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SUPREME COURT-County of Oneida.-Bol

- md Ehzs Ann bS vie. fsncls
b. pan- against Renry Nssn~r aud Nr>r
Nhan~ Henry Wrought aHd Afnas has Joha
NcIayre and r. C. warner Bsnsl
Of John Wagner. ecssses frsnes Mays Mssso r oi Villas.
n Harron William H. Ha-oE. Cattanne A. Wssaer, dehesf
wssper ciiren Mrbse Wagner, d.~s. dee s3sntsSs.
nons Tor rshef--fo HENRY WAGNER and AAK6At.kf ~
Margaret sn HEAVY wroast ami Asns- has VIE JoAa
Mcintyre Josephine his VIE. Bsrue C. Wsxne nsntl zoo
deceased frsnsis Mays Narx,re vie Of wse
H. A. Has-on. Cafhane A. Wsgaer hchs<s
wssncr children OF Mhse wssne decess- dsfensats Toe
hereby and the englnt tho
whch fed the oce Of the Ck o the above cost,
City Of County Of New york.
the dsy OF March, which copy herewith ss-vej
and otce No fee
Broadway CITY al New fotk within days alter
exclusive the % and
complaint aforesaid. The plaintiff VIII spp
sr the sehef eemapaed the cory aiHDstea March NJ
n w. GElSSENHkiNER. it,.
lawSwf No l6i Broadway, Plaintiff Coss>el
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sIpREME COuRT.-pETER

IN PvANLA ast LYNDE cATIIN n!JohN M CAILls.
Summons RehecCom ser-ro LTNDE CAIIiN detrna
ant, You the complaint
in this action filed the office OF the Clerk Of the CITY ss4
County City Hail. New fok the eighth dag
April OF answer 10 the shd COZ
plant the subscriber, st his Office No Nassau st. New Ion
CITY the OF this summons on yoe
of the day Of such service and you a 20 answer NE
complaint within the aforesaid the pnih IN TINS actos
apply for the relief demanded m the complaint
Dated New YORK; April :, 1861 . 81, -, ...,
AID laws JNO HENRY HEDLEf, tiAntu AWy.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
oftbe County hereby gwen 70 All person.,
having claims against ROBERT s. HAisEY, late OF the City
NV yot present with vouchers thereof 10
IA. subscriber al residence No 05 Third the cy OF View
yi ON or before the day Of June nexDstej New
York the eleventh day Of December. le,l 80,
dls iaw6mf* MAb0AhEf hALshr' M" Ut
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.EW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

= " yU,SN Iu fffILAUELPHIA dreer-U. . MafD
and EArkESS LlNES-Through in II hourS-New Jersey
Rsiloac VIA jersey City leaving Newfork Of A. NJ foot
Of Courisndst A. NJ and 81 p. NJ Libery-st Leaves
Pmladelphia l2t and A NJ and 81 p NJ from foot OF
second-class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold IN the above lines and through
carried in the A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ. lines from NewYork,
NTH through cnnducfnru
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TIyHE PEOPLE of the State of NETWORK

FuNHE PEOPLE OF the state vi WV - OhssAs
y the grace and independent To all persons IN
teres,e in the JOHN g. srvEs late OF the CITY Of
york decreased as creditors, Otherwise send greet
ing You and hereby cited and required, pesona
10 be and appear the County OF NeN
ia Office in The Civ of New YORK fourth day OF May nest a.
eleven OF that day. then and There
the anal settlement OF the OF proceedings OF GEok0E
PARSONS DANIEL A. STIvERs Administrator" OF ths
GOODS, chaes and CREDITS of said deceased. -
In rsnony Whereof have seal Of Office Of sad Dur
- rosafe 10 be hereunto affixed Witness, ALExANDERW
CIsl BRADFORD, Esquire, Surrogate OF our said Coanys
the CITY York the 10th day OF January, the ycaxe
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and'hy two
ms6 IawfwFk A. w. BhADfobp' surrosaec
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SUPREME CoURr.-LEvTs. CHATPIELD

- Aror-sy rsersfo Of New rcrs sss'sss Ihs
iDgST DIRECTORS ksD coNPANf OF THE laval hAsn
the srs,r Of s-w Yosf e sy Of My io he ~
sa Canal Bank Of Aossy. s>eoy eve -
crcusnx n<rs OF bis o. se
sad c.csi Bsns. persons hors The eeiacste- uses
On sotc- 90 es surrSe The tfst d,rn cf ssX
~s eesf ths u-1 tbe sad nrs 90 s 49,
cciitcs the hts onrr "A The CO
OF Aasny ~rhs two the date Of tbs nosc ~ - -
ns hero that they vl he pt~de ora The b-.-E Of Tie fss1
ovde sr tho psymest u he sd as ssi c-scAses,
AMI Hcr al clam by u hans sn4 he go
urd Wi Be dpo of unrr tbe
teneff q The o'b-s eors q the s Cana Bsak
h- iereef tc;ermee For
ose bohnR the said bis md eersase-
by viii the WI psd t.
Commercial Bauk tbs e.ty.-Ahsny. Jar~ \. i<sl
jc7 la~zyf ANDREW WAITE Rer~
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SUPKENE COUN i III tIic IIu'0eI VI tt.o ~
- pcatou OF the Mayor and commons OF the CITY
o New York relative TO OPENING OF SIXTY SECONDSrs
from 9th stha the City Of New forkih Commss'ce
e of Estimate the above entitled matter HEREBY
ave no,Iee that they New City Hail. lin the reoo
over the Superior Court Chambers in the City OF New oIh %
Monday the s6 day Of April 1851 O'Clock in the aternooas
for the purpose opposition to the Estimate and Ases
men, BY said Commissioner eon OF persons we
ay thsrebyDaed, New fork Apsu
g. io62 nEnnn DLEnnSnny (cou,,..on.s.
MOSES WILCOX,
n.sI.
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- E. FRENCH, Superintendent.

NAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
Y for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. |, North River
foot of Batteypsce by steamboat John Pottcr-rwo lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at NJ Afternoon Express
Line at M through to Philadelphia in A hours Fare
LIST class cars s.; I'd class line by p NJ only 81 Return
Ing leave Philadelphia from foot Of WsInus at and
2P M. Emigran Line By steamboat Transport from Tier
Ne. l. ats P. NJ. Fare: 81 So
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NJ. .lresdy been mentioned that Rev, d.
Dc cT - resume his pastoral duties until about
he u. church, of which Rev DR.. Hawks IS pas
hC,r .vlor and Philip r. Kearney were elected
Co. $50 and WALTON n Peekh'n' 'onn W. s% 1...
-, ward Francis IL Upton Robert rsas' sho. .so
-. Henry K. Bosert and n Hayden were ''0''n
- for the ensuing year
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice Z

~ hereby that petitions have been presented the Board
OF Aldermen for SEWER in THIRTEENTH ST., from s,h
TO and through l0av lhs; and also in CENTRE ST. fon
ands All having objections there
requested present the writing he Engineer,
this Office before the Gath instCroton Aqueduct Damssf
April 10, 1861 NICHOLAS DEAN Presidents.
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@TTW line of STAGES-From Cath

arine Feny through Catharne. Bowery, broome.
Spring Greenwich, Fourseenthst Tenth-sv and Thirty
MOI rs GREENE solicit the patronage Of tho public for
dis line consisting of new, improved Stsges with fresh
hoes which win Be straight Through without detention
sfsrtins ~ Zach end every eight minutes,
's1N's =. REYNOLDS T. D. GR1ENE
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior steamers
EMPiRE STATE, Capt Benjamin BrAyton, and STATE
~ s leave on alternate day. lSundays s1sspssdl
Freight apply on board at the Office Pier No.
TISDALE BORDEN ARents Nos. 70 and II Wes-st
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JOHANNESBURG steamboat
ISLAND CITY, Capt Reynolds will make t1ps %
Fjsmmersburg on MONDAY the 18th, TUESDAY the I'm,
and WEDNESDAY the 2lst, from the foot OF fuLonss
a. viii be landed at the dock In 'front.' OF me
.;Il,oe and have two houn 20 examine the place.
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NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-
II TON-The steamboat WILSON SMALL leaves Muir
ra1st pier daily Sunday exceptedl at O'Clock re-
tufnina leaves Keypo At 81 O'clock M landing e Fort
Hamilton each way Fare to Keyport % cents; Fort HAM
ceufa
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With boat Stages to convey passengers to all parts Of the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat On
account of the
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AoclDENT.-Bridget Lee, deaf mute,
residing with her parents No 81 Mulberryst, while
the dock foot OF Ohverst, T. r., Tuesday after
noon had her hand caught in hosting block which
oil two OF her fingers besides decorating her hand
badly, She was removed to the New-York Hospital by
Qaer Mcclure The unfortunate girl is but years OF
age
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NREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary

NREIGHTS REDUCED. = Ordinary
measurement Goods taken BY the FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK to BOSTON at cents
ner foot; Ordinary Weight Goods at III cents per 100 s
Other freight in proportion Freight viii at all times be
'SA'N TISDALE L BOARDMAN, Agents.
Nos 10 and II West]t.
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NOR EWSBURY. LONG

II BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND D0GM,
DOCKS. lMddetown,) and RED BANK.-New and splen-
did steamboat THOMAS HUNT Captain A. H. Hasgerty,
will leave New-Haven pier Peck-sp, East River a. fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
The Maine Inv mt Newport. X. I.

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Il; may be Of some interest to The read
srs Of TIE Tr,j9ge TO see paragraph or two
which take the liberty Of extracting from let.
ter received from friend nov recres.ing CT
Newport
"The Maine Law q, this house, the Ocean HOTEL
which 10 tho largest and most fs'h.Gpete here 70 not
regarded In ;esst. Trey sell quor in car "a the
bslemept and furnish wires .or dnnar, and there Is
large quantity drsuk. understand they d. the sans
at the other hotels TGere very l;nle sOld In gros
shops and groceries
q have seen bat two drunken sEcs have been
here ron FIVE weeks aud Of them vac Colonel
from New Yors have ressOl % believe there ia not
ODE half the lq jof sold there before the il
wss passed. Ire temperance men here a proT fat
ne rcgsrds yIlLeiples and here greet fence
IN I'D out Of the church. | an informed that some of
the cl.rgymel DRINK vine at dinner. OF course their
principle, are not worth much vas q, Fall River and
New b, dford Ia assss bnsstus generally tho Taia IA
tf,ls5roken up and suppressed "a hota ,hs ellie,
referee 10, did not hear " saG or set rum Tnsre
Is very lt!e d7trk .haie excepting ty saobs vic are
stTanGeTs