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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
EDUCATIONAL.
THE UNION ACADFMY

THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of l4th street and New York Avsnus
q. RICHARDS, Principal
III. CHASE, t45884SWe4 #
H. W. MCNEIL, Assistants.
A. Q. RICHARDS, Teacher Of the Primary Department
A. LApPoSE, Professor of Modern Languages.
X. GIBSON, Teacher OF Drawing and Painting
4- Circulars can be obtained Of the Principal or at R.
Farnhams Bookstore. Inov 26 dtf
RITTENH0UsE ACADEMY,
Corner of Third street and Indiana auer.us.
o. G. WIGHT, Principal.
4 e. e. sAa8THERs' sAasEH Assistants,
VIM T. EVA, Teacher Of the Primary Department.
d. Il. GRoUX, Teacher of Modern Languages. ss
II. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing.
11- For Circulars apply to the Principal, or at the
bookstore Of VIM. M. Morrison. nov -dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
DIR. j. NJ. AUSTIN

Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry.
TIME subscriber would call the attention of Printers to
the greatly reduced prices Of the present list They
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
G. II. VAN PATTEN, M. D.,
GnrreOn Dentist.


Surgeon Dentist,
Office near Bro,vas Hotel, Pennsylvania auenue,
Charges New York and Philadelphia prices and guaran-
ties his work to be equal to done ia those cities.
DIR. j. NJ AUSTIN, .M
(Late Of Warrenton, Va.)
49, OFFICE and Residence-F street, north side,
door above 10th. . .. mar 27--H
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
WREATHs FOR MAY PARTIES!
FANsl PARAsOLs! JEWELRY, &c.

assortment of the above articles just received and for
"A sale low at Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy and Millinery Store
where will be made up TO order every style of FASI0NA
BILE HATS FOR LADIES' and she invites attention to her
patterns for the season.
She made another addition TO her stock of NEAP0L
TAN and GIMP B0NNETS, and keeps hand assort-
ment of CORDED BONNETS for Misses and Adults
R- Crochet and other Bonnets stened and pressed TO
order. aB- SIXTH street, near Louisiana avenue.
may 7-tr Sat News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26
NEW FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.

:" F. LOUD0N CO., Mems MERGERS and Taiors
IL. Browns HOTEL Pennsylvania avenue, have just
opened their with large and welseected stock
goods for genemens such Cloths Cassimeres
yestings and Furnishing Goods generally.
Army, navy, marine, and revenue officers will find
assortment the best Swords Epaules Sashes, Passant
aces such other articles the latest regulation Of
their respective corps prescribe.
An experience of many years in legitimate Tailoring
and select stock of Goodsa desire to pleasewth
the system protect customers against high prices
inducements that offer and most respectfully
licit patronage. nov lift
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-26

HUNGARY and Kossuth, an American
Ii position Of the late Hungarian Revolution with
steel plate portrait of the noble Magyar by Rev b. Te
D. ID. For sale by A. GRAY,
dec 22-tr 7th st., opp. Odd Fellows Hall.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE Rumocrats, or as they deiighs to
:. ...m,slres the "Anti In'erierence-~ish''h.-
call us.,,h I'll and Accustomed Beverages
PEA. ..,. Party" are to hold another grand mass
the- s;, few days. when Enoch Z Camp will
uee !. address and several good speakers will DO
den'" A, lea,t 20 states the Loco Foco Rum
on n. ,,ory is current that Mr. Camp will enter
ovs IN. INTO denuncia,ion of bad Rum as the
no ~ Al that mighty pOther, and that specimens
ess .,,,cIs from vansns city milk distilleries
/" -. .,s,bited and contrasted with fine old Osard
WI n..,s.ux We trust that the writer in the Rum
n0~ iii be in condition to see things singly as
ols. ,he number OF people in attendance, so that
no, tell such foolish story as he did In ref.
% -. "A Inc frs. meeting there he saw ten thou
s's sS -hich was something more than treble the
. Tbs good speakers" are supposed to be
us. !, training, under the care Of experienced bot.
~. nos s.,d.,. In the meantime the Rum drinkers'
!, greatly distressed for fear that the Maine
,"s r.n.,ics" have injured the sacred cause OF
...,.rarcs What pity
D., ny MoRTALITY.-The following is
,v..,,v RsDort of Deaths in the City and County
VIC v-yors. from the 2lst Of February to tho aS!h
d February, 1852; -. c,,. -,
% x. ~, 60 Women, 81 Boys, 1885, Girls, iol.-
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aiso shows that the whole yal1e Of the property
ted by the Trustees including al the books, s'sss,
&c, in daily use in their schools, Lew aai psrry
wcrp, as well as that in the General Depository,
dofs not exceed 5000 The riesslrer's .cco igt
SHOVE TIE expenditures % the Society for the year
stconu'ed 10 Sl79156 20, leaving oalsucs cue
him OF sls6 10.
- In distributing $40, 900 Of the iacome
Of The Literature Fund for the last gear there wss
given 10 the Brooklyn Female Academy, s7ls Deaf
ard Dumb Institution. $49T Grammar School OF
Columbia College s3fs Grammar school, Uaiyer-
sily Of City OF New.YoTk, 1927; N Y. Conference
Seminary, 1872; N. Y. Free Academy. $526 RuI-
gers Female Institute, Sfo3 There has oeea APP
proprizted to the Brooklyn Female Academy, for
the purchase OF books and apparatus. $3.50
We are informed by architects largely
Of building in the spring. will be much larger th an
a. the seme time last wear.
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r. 8. ID. McCullo.L. of Lexington. XIV,

II 3. ID. McCullo.L, of Lexington. KY,
received from England u beautiful paseton, to %
drawn BY two or four ponies, as premium for his
mustard tknown .s Burows) sxhib ted q; the
WorIcs Pair.
~ A race on snow. shoes came of near
Moptreal carh- so;h nit By soldiers belonging to
the garrison at Montreal The frs. prize, Eve dol
lars, was gained BY man who ran half a mile in
three minutes.
L. A lad named William Crolk, livieg
with Mr.. John s. Multord, at Road,to wn, Salem Co..
Tell into well on Thursday last, while drawing wa
ter, and was instantly killed.
70 In late caucus Of the Opp. Mem
bers OF the Legislature at Augusta, vote being had
upon the selection of State Newspaper, TAs Age
had ~ veses and Tas Republicans Journal Belfas ~
70 Essex County, Mass, is more dense-
y settled than any osherac. Of its size in the United
States. Its population in 1880 was l3i,3o7 number
Of towns, 30 population to q square mile, 32s.
@ A warrant was issued last week for
the arrest Of Andrew Powers, of Bath, Me, for sell
ing liquor, but he hav ng absconded, his wife was
fined so in his stead.
q Mrs. Bryant McCabe, of Belfast,
Me-, was frozen to death on the night Of Monday
last. She and her husband were intoxicated at the
time.
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indemnify hin for the MUIR from the assault and
battery am II u ~As deliberate and prens fItstec,
tbe Jury may give beaver damages than tarY E0aa
oLff~ise give. II, uoder the circu astaDces, the
J"ry tbnt Il int. Bdef 10 axe ne cisus alton
nsuitIr ss sell ASH INJURIOUS or # the plaintiff ~s
physically in eriOr or In feeble hssth or thar t1s
assault Wa cesgLeuIy stezthy-,t can tALe tlo
whole OF them Tito consideration.
II, on the Other hand there were no circuns.ancss
OF insult. and no malice or premedxioa, aaf moth
ug tiealiny In the manner In which II Vas dDne
hen the damages VIII only be for iae actual Injury
Inflicted.
TIE Jury will weigh the eviden e impsrtially,
snd not lhlict on the defendant verdics unjust u
BIN and on the other hand, If there was aggrava-
nor, they will not turn the Plaintiff out OF Court
with VERDICT which would be insulting 20 him
They Will give verdict uninfoenced by partially
to ore or prejudice to the other will they allow
the eVcelce out OF the case to have any effect upon
them.
The Jury retired about 2t o'clock, and at re-
TUNED verdict in favor Of plaintiff for $2.5oo
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CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT Of REPAIRS and
ACsUpPLIES, Mach ;, is39-TO BUILDERS Sealed
proposals vii he received at tue office Of tbs Cjmpssosr
Of Repairs and Supplies No New Ci.y Hall until fri-
dsy, Mach -. Al ~ O'Clock. M a. which tims thsy will
be publicly opened the erection OF arkei Sheds 10 the
rear Of the present Fset Marbs plan and speohes-
ton II the buildings required and all Iformstioa IN re
gard thereto be had at the Office Of ths superasn
dent o. Repairs Public Budings No. 10 Ebzabsthst-
Blank saimsi o. bo had q, ei,ber office y. Is Inc
Commissioner the right offejsctDg all OF any OF
the esn II med for the ineres. Of the Corporsion.
M 81 WIN ADA rs, Csm'r. Of Repairs and SapPles
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CpoToN AoUEDUCT DEPART

~ MENr-ro coNTsAcrosE.s.--,s. ss.ssss g =
vii - r.eslsss sae; o ., M SsSs s AR
(: 80 s.:
n ia ~ 90 fact The Il the Sever and sps-
sssesoss fs sses q The ss.s ed Al ssnss :.
,o ~ cossrsct Cisgk. at his once =Nsw-Yoy Mrsa
& 1853 1.SnHvSlnS . SSsx
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NJEW-YORK SUPREME COURT,

IN p,chnond Coun,y-JoAn c. Thompson against Isaac
x,fe-~sa'-Suurnons for money demand On contract.
1Cor Tot ssr ITO ISAAC ANDERSON, defend nat -
Won are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complsin, in this acton which viii flsd IN tho once Of
he erk % the County Of Richmond n hs e1cs b the
CarSts Of Richmond on the 10Th day Of Febyusy is3S
md 10 serve copy your to the said comp uns
an the subscriber a. his Office, No Nasssu-st 49,
.ummoss en- you exclusive Of the day q such ssrvcs
and II you fail to the SAID compliant Vim 49,
tine aforesaid the plaintiff in this ac'io. WI 49, Se
ment axainxt you for the Of one hundred - rt
lars ard y- three cents with interest from ths
DAY of October one thousand eight heaafs4 vovk eb
10, les1 JOHN hEnn..,rs 4rtwnsy
Icf lawlQvThs Fsss..H.
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hFPARTMEN OF n NH. prRs-
- SUPPLIES n.s. 2 ls y The sssss 4 sss csa-
eco ca ~ ~, Az" ssd saeu.s, No Ne. Sy HAL.
vIui FRIDAY M.'eh u :. i Ss "a. ERECTION u
s AZ q ss,-s.a "a snd 20. ~
avs, or the Of Essns Co. ~. a ssi :sss,ssy
ss "a .oscScs,ion Of ibe bui ding required and al
In regard thereto, can BE- bad me once - ~
go A. Blssk estimates - had az efhss QUIZ
B-Ths Cemmssisrsr reserves the rght o. nJsSy
o. eny " "a VIM. ADAMS.
IN Csmmissicnef OF Repairs asa ss,s w.
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N7ew-yTsK ,nd ERIE RAILROAD.

Ew-YuKk and ERIE kAILnVA ~
IN -Trsrs leave follows tSsnAs'' sA''v'
seT foot Of Duane st.: ,.-. . "a ali atatious
san TT AIN az A. n. .cr Dunknna ~ -.
tsvsyRcH EyfR8ss IRAE - 0rforl "A intsr.
ue5szte Ssz;lors. - ~ a, u~~hiyk 49,
Svxuss ExfBEss fnAH AZ Z. -. ~ INA ~
Aosh east Railroads., for Ere - --,s~s..S..f
Nsw-Yssh, De-. - 1854.
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DEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and

~ SUPPLIES. Mach |. 1875, 10 BUiLDEas~
Sealed proposals. will be received the once OF ss Cs a.
until THURSDAY. March II. al "a o'clock NJ A. .h,es
time they will be pubicly opensd. for ALTERING and
FNLABGING the HOUSES II ENGINE COMPANY
NO Thirty ia ssd:st bstsssa lst and "a avs, aud M
CINE COMPANY NO FORTY EIGHT IN A.h-si. near
III av Builders will estimss for the mason and carpss'
ter work Tor each house. sepasey The plans aud sveo'
fcat Of the work required TO he done end Al fnfsrms
ton regard hereto be had At ths o1cs efs s.psr
inter dent Of Repairs 10 Public Buildings No " Ellis
beth AZ BLANK estimates can be had at ei.hT once:
m B-The Con mfsig ths nEht OF rsscug 81
or any Of the estimates dsemsd for the ntsrest o. the
Coip0raii WILL N ~ 49,
mzn Commis s0nsr OF Repairs and Supplies.
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MERCHANDISE FORWARDED 70

IVY and 5,ar, Nsx-york VIA w-Havsn and SprngneS
= Bure con s. Johnsbury Osdss and MonHsa
and all iswns on the Rutand and Barlinstos .,.eas
reat rsdrction pr ces from LEGAL rates sap y 49,
traveller AID Champion from P se ,si route 1m
tsr1ss cor seen to Burlington. s. Joansoary VsaSnJ
g1sa and Msnusa P.;'sasss can sosns Al the New
Y.,s and New haven Rsilresd Office, No - I'LL.
For orrnes sssrge's ns ; 2 k sxs.s q sss
We so ."Ss On NJ, Par II Psetsg Mari goods
Merchants Dlspatcb-" vS,x1 acnth-s.N Y.
nv. iSs 49, =,
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NEW ROUTE from NETWORK 70

VNORWALK ard DANsURY-rAs nsw aad fsst-
- ing Steamer PACIFIC t,ns'esd at the psabary."
s.t tsnp.isdl c.ps r; W so~lsr MI CONN, ace run
'c' ching NJ South Nor~Alk, en- MONDAY. March I.
t.vnx Norwak Bridge every MONDAY, wEDNES-
DAY ard FRIDAY ct O'CLOCK An.
Returning will the SIDE Peek Slip Ear Rvcv
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ard SArU2DAT n3P II
Passage, III cents. rrsight taken ysssosase
and promptly attended by Agents st each esd Of tue
roats tot passage freight apply TO SAxrON
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E1UDsON RIVER RAlLROAD:--

Z
ii EzW YORK ts ALBANY snd TROY. Winter
ITrs.ssmept On THURSDAY, Jaa- Is, the Trans VIII,
,Etl fnrthef notice, run a. follows;
Isavs Nsw-York gong North, nom the once neu
tsnbsrsr At 81 AM. for through hssht ony s'rIt-
ine itotu 5st-stJ AL A. NJ for passsugen 70 reek+
ia .rs al intermediates stations, AZ SAN Man Ira.
IN tlbsr, ara Troy. stopping Peeksk and all statiens
~ IN of thst place on signal AT 81 AM for way and
sIp,ess TIaia fOr Albany And Troy stopping only a
pttssiIl Cold sprilg rshk Psushkespsis, Rhinsbeck
80 Ead.SE An passengers and freight to Pseks-
Iii onl, stopping at all way stations AttP psssen-
- ~ Peekskli only, stopping A. way rtstions AZ
81 Nal Trsa for Albany and Trey StopsRg 81 Feeks-
~ cod Sprns, Fshkil. New Hamburger and Po'kespss
80 Al sstions rorh Of that place ON signal - q
= o,shkssJ stopping az all way stations. Al % n
Sg 4srans and through freight only. IRON ,st -
1" ac.ngsoUh leave Troy Engine Station. at " An ~
, n and ion. Up NJ Leave Albany At y Am, ief
,hrcrrh freight only, lfrou East Albany Az VI Az,
Nsi Tram for New York, stoppag AZ al way-aafions
her, there nssts be recsivsd and delivered a.
NJ for way freight only, iron East AieAnJ1 AZ II
a 81 Express Tram ioI New York, stopping only ~ hao.
- Ehnsb ock Poughs psis, Fishkll aud Peeksku AZ
AZ y NJ FOR passengers TO Nev-Yorkr stopping Wy
tstors on signals. ~ 81 =. H., iron Eas' Ainsnfj
Night Hsil Tram =. a, -. ~ .t,n
pIsays PssssEill for Nsv-YsT1 at 81 n, las:snssrs
f,r New York stopping wsy-stattoGs Al ~ "a ptS
gers and freight to NewYork, stopping a. way
N5PM, passenger ts Nsv-Ysrk, stopping H~s"'
Passnss win pr scare Tickets bstors sn.sraf as Car:
Hsv-York Jan. is, ls57 tl5l ROBr HlGhAn, oe2.
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~ RALLAoAB.-wINrgR ARRANGEMENT. Dee.
!: is,i-fra.ns out Of Nsw.Yegx leavs ns0 cc.ss' o.
CahA-st and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRANS leave for New Rsyss NJ aae
llSs a. d ardt or. 81 The lie A. NJ !uEs IN cor
lection with Tran ron New Havsn to Hartfsrd ssS
sgrthsnele. asd VITA Tram over the Canal Road.
sxPsEss raArSs for Nsw-Ezves HaJtflrt Sp-ins ield
lCoHnectlcut River and Vermont Railroads. to Osasas
szish and Moptreal.l Boston and worcesisr Al A. VI
lsiops AZ STANFORD and Brtssps,) and M (sssps NJ
saord, Ner~alk and Bridgeport J tine about u no irs
y Boston The A. N eoaEscts with the Hsass,oris aaS
NanFatuek Railroads AZ srtgeport and Canal Railroad
at e~-HavsR The o'eiocS p. Il with NsuYata-k
"a rosd a. b. igspct
SPECIAL TRAINS for Por Chestsr, at $50 A. NJ aas q
p. d. Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhanvle
Trans INTO NEW -YoRS-AocommodsI,ou rrsaas leave
Eew-Hsyen at 53e. T. and ss5 A. NJ. And - p n.
TIE SIS A d. receives passenger. from Springfield and
Hartford 'aae Canal Railroad At ewHsven, and Irons
Naugstuck Railroad at Bridgeport. The tt p NJ re-
cslves passengers from Hartford and Springfield Rslroaa
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven arrival Of Trans
from Boston, At LIS and SIS stopping At ardsspsft
Norwsk and Stanford leaving Bossea ats A. NJ, ard
sP. ~.
SPECIAL rRAirs leave Port Chester ats 30 A. NJ, and
1t5PM.
See large bill of advertisement At the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO. ". WHISTLER, il,
SupanRtendent
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CORPORATION NOTICE Public no.

~ ce hereby given to the owner or owner. ocsspsst
proved lands affected thereby that the following ssssss
mepts have been comp eted BY the Assessor AID are
LODGED ia the Office Of the Bureau Of Assortment for
smInat on by all persons interested VIZ For REFLA8
GING SIDEWALKS in wfsr- sr bs.~ssn NJ liiay a.d
Eobrson sis and ia frcst o. Noe a. IS aud 20 chsI
ST. ard REsETrING CURE and GUTTER SrONE3s
front thereof The limits smbI aced by such A.ss.ae
include all the several houses and lets 81 ground. Va
cant lots pieces ard parcels Cf land. situated "a the
essitry SIDE Of we.tst between hcbsson aas Msrsy
md az between vaics end Msc iougsl etc. All peucss
whose iners.,s Affected ~ tho above named s,.ss.
So, ,eauessd 10 o. ssest their 0bjectioas IN in< -
he unfersieped az their Office. No Han Of Recyds.
.fh,n thifty days The dae Of this notice -Ohes.
p,',au of ssse,knens srsa Department. Hsfoa3 1881
SAMUEL n. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
nast ISAAC WM. SMITH,
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NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN y.
IN MEEKER Of jersey c N ns Cunt S.e o. 4
sen has ths day made an ass ~ n crsdits snd thss
u: s:1 srsds :.ss q, ss' rr :. 81
ynaei 81 :. ~ I'd iS5a MOSES B. HAkkISV"
iff fWTuThx AS
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Corporation NOTICE. Public

CORPORATION NOTICE. ---Fublic
~ notice hereby gwen TO the e~aer or owasI. sceu-
cant or ocfuDants Of all t0usss aud t. improved OF an
mD,.y.d lapd, that the fol- wing cess
ms.ts hsse been completed By the Assessors, aad are
lodged in The Office OF the Bureau Of Assssnsats Ter e.
ar,patan by all persons Interested VIZ For BUILDING
asaWER IN COLUMBIA ST. from the saver ~ RiEfag
ton 81 To the Crown between Dslancsy and tvns on ~,
The lmts embraced By such aussnfnt mclude all the
several houses and lots Of ourd vacant lots pisces ans
parcels Of land. situated on bo'h tides Of Casmgs
eet~,ep H,vBgtSn-st sEd line two hundred 1897
.sntherlT theIsffom and psrsiiss tnef.ts All per.
essmsnts sId xho are ogposed to or ether o.
tfsm requested to present their obiecsoIs y .s
The undersigned at her ohce. NO hsn ns.' H.
rs.a Of Asssssnenis Street Dsps tnent Mach is'L
SAMUEL ". DE MOTT. , -
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, A"s""'
H3N ISAAC WM SMITH, -----
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-

PENNSYLVANIA r. l. K GA D.
L. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. between Philsdslphia
ana Pttsburs, through in TWENTY POUR HoURs.-Or and
after Dec TO- Passengers will be earned by the Pennsyvs
ps Railroad Company between Philadelphia and Pits
burg Twenty four Hours, with only ~ miles Of Staging
excellent Turnpike. Fare $ii.
Thiss the shortest and best route between she 0eai
West and the Atlantic Cities and the accommodations
ali respects of the highest char Tbs Express
Through Train lin - houTs) leaves the Depot Market
west Of Broad st. evsy evening at 81 O'Clock The Morn
.ng Train leaves the place IT Q o'clock, A. ~.
BIZ this line Passengers will be carried through u hours
With COED nights rest a. Hollaaysburg.
The above Line. sass through Lancaster, Rarrisburs
Lewistown, Huntington. Johnsewn, &c. crossIns the
Mountains by day light PHILADELPHIA, Dec lSi
TH0S MOORE,
AFent Pepnsylvsuia Railroad Company.
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RAILROAD.-NEW.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--NEW-
i YORK and PHILADELPHIA dirsct-u. g. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-rhre ugh in Il hours-N ew-Jsr-
.sy RsilIsad via Jsr.sy City leaving New YORK as
foot Of Courtsndt St; AM and 81 p. M Liberty-st
Leaves Philadelphia at lai and aud 81 p 81 from
foot Of Walnuts Fare reduced to 50 for hrss-csss and
50 for second -class.
BALTIHORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through bag
gage earned n the AM and 81 ?. n. lines from New
York, with through conductors.
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Some Of the other principal causes Of death COM

The whole number Of deaths for the week last
wear. was 1863 this year, 3Sf-incTease 81 or per
cent. on the figures for 1851. Probable increase Of
population, 8 per cent.
The comparisons by age show the following re-
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PLACES OF NATIVITY.
WHERE YROx.

trs~, Bsyleyue Climatic Asylum. City Hospital
p.n,tsni, black Backwell's Isld ilCty Pfis0n.----
sIi,s IsIapd Randal's Island 6ColoTed Persons.
irtsrmerts returned from Wards Island------.-.T
Fifty.seven per cent Of the deaths were children
under TO- The progress of the principal epidemic
diseases as compared with the same week last year,
has been as follows
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Goal.
Eeaal Notices.
& UPKEME CoURT.-In the matter Of

& UPKEME COUKT.-In the matter Of
~ the application Of the Mayor Alderm an and S.n%o1,
az q The cry Of r'sss to sa' -. Hs,os
Ri,st in the Cry Of New. York The Subscribers, Corn.
asslonss Of Estimate and N me soo.s ss
give notice pursuant TO the rsqaIsmen;s Oh an Ac OF
the Legislature Of the people Of the State NEW YORK sE
titled An Act smend Aci entts sd an ACT to reduce
several laws relating particularly to the City ofhsv York
into Act, passed Aprl isJ passed Aprh 10 lsjs
thai the abtrsc. Of mate and sse.smsa' n The
ommssioseIs IN the above matter. containing tho asnes
Of tho Of the hos ssssssea me nlneea OF scr
sethsT wlh sacn nsrs aad the aa9uat Of ssssssneut
whether for damage or ssnsht aad aba all ths ahds's
IN making b report ha7s been dspost.t
IA the Street Con nssiorsrs once d the CITY and Coan
.ern there 10 remain for least sry dsys before the
Commissioners make their report 20 the taia Saprems
Cont 81 the tine and place hereinafter menivnsd Anc
the Con her gge no,cs, pursoa. 70 ths
requirements Of the act entitled Az Act 70 amend an Ae'
entitled an Aei II elstio5 70 Ins q
puTposs, passsd May lsts passsd MAJ isfi 10 TAG
ygns Or owners cccupll. " occupants OF 81 ho1fss sss
nave coupls ed their Est and Assssssbi ana tnai
usons whose insrssss are affected thereby sad VII, MAJ
b sDRs'ss to s s'S' MOSES s Tia
ChsInan OF the sad Commissones AZ tas opcs y s
Yors tnn tnrsy days from the data II this nooe Ana
.ha the limits embraced BY this Nss-ssssen are a. oori
;sf, q, New York tescfbsd and boaldsd follows ss
Wit: On the ssst, By ths we'tsIy nns Or SO, -.
II llts-.v on the ncns BY the In. If tie oen,s,
Of the block between 5is-ss and 5sd-st saa On "a
south BY tao Lin Of the center Of the bloch bst~ssn st
st. and 18th And also all the lot. g;ecss OF pAsS.
bounded a. follows. 70 w, On the east BY the w:ssey
line or nde Of ithsy on the wss BY the sas.ery nas
or s,s Of av and By the line Of high sIf %
the Hudsoa RIVER; 81 the nora, By the nae Of M
center OF tas block between 5lss-ss .nA 2Ssn ~
On ths sou.h BY the line of the ceater OF the oocs
between slst q. and 50th 81. Ard the sad Co".,s
sonen further give notice MAJ tbsn rsDss "a a.
sunrene Court Of the Ststs Of New Yert, a. sps:'a
Term OF sAs sad Court 70 be hsd At tss Ciy ha ,ss
asa a. tie opening q the Court on that dsy o. = 'oos
thereafter a. Counsel css Dc hed ssS ia =. .o.smsS
Dated New-York, Jas. :. lo1
f nvss : sANfoRb, {cona.s.oass
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY .,.x,
HnsRr z DAVIES. Attorney. jbsn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

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