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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
MOSES MAYNARD, Jr)
JOHN A. WEEKS, Commissio ners
JOSEPH 5. YORK,
a Afsnru.v iviStoCf
COURT-In the matter of the

SUPktME COJ Kiln the matter OF the
Sapphca;on the Mayor Aldermen Connousy the City
NeYork relative the EXTENDING or CANALST Ihs
sd cr si.asL Aae. 9P ss'5 City on the nor;hery side
of seventy i've feet width, to Ruser
the throwing the gore formed by the Intersection OF Centre
Oauge, WaAer and Canal INTO the street PubLc Notice -
hereby gwen by tie Mayor Aldermen aud COmmonay Of the Cy
OF NevYoA pursuant statute IN such made and profed
tie the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF the Cyo
New, ork intend Application the Supreme Court Of tie
New York Special Term Of the said Court be held
the Cts Hall OF the City OF New York, SATU RDAY tie lih
day Of August s5 al the oebDs Of tue Court that day
thereafter counsel be heard TOR modification and
amendment Of the original rule OF appointment Of Commissioners Of
E ate and Assessment The above entitled matter respect to
the lands and therein ntoned aud described necessary
be taken the intended by the above entitled mat
misses, shall CONFORM 10 the Resolutions OF the Common Iounc
passed July l lSj. which said Resolutions follows
Resolved M That Canat be extended by direct lines, and
the width TO Orange 81 20 That the north
astey CaHi extended be continued direct line
Mulberry and that all the land lying between such line
nufd Walker Mulberry be opened public
,d tie noherly side make Waksrst between
those hye feet width. 9Th That the norery
and that the land lying between the SAID hue
nued and Ludlow and DIVISION be opened public streets
9th soutery line Of Wakert be continued
direct hne to Ruse and that the land ns between such lines
continued Df-on and Rutgers be opened public
9th. That the nohery hoe OF the widening Of Waerst
berther continued direct line TO East Broadway an that all
the line further continued and East Broad
and Rutgers - be opened as puAic streets It'll That tbs
Ormed by the intersection Of Centre walker Orange aud
Caral extended be opened thrown INTO the
Rr.oed That plan Extending Canast. and Widening Wal
directed by resolution Of the COrsnon Council,
proved by Mayor the St day May lS3 be altered
couoTn an respects the foregoing Res0uons and that the
Counsel Corporation be- arJ be hereby directed the
Court under the said Resolution Of the Sh May sis ended
carry effect ,e said plan hereby altered" And the
York ur notice that az the time and place aforesaid they
Nao make application the reapponnen OF the Com
aspropossd to be aIneudeDaed New York July 49, 1881
Jy23 to Aus a. HENRY Z. DAVIES, Attorney
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fOr or passage apply
EDW,D <. COLLINS co, No. 50 Wsiis., NJ.
BROWN, sHlPLEY 4 co, Liverpool
4. g ROBERTS, Co, No u Kings Arms fars,
London.
JOHN MUNRoE co, No. Rue Notr. sams dc
victories, Paris, or GEO. ii. DRAPER, Hawe.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable Tor COLA
silver bullion specie ewey precious Ftones or metals I'M
e bs Of sdins Ssues therefor sRs the vsss thereof
therein expressed
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1laintina, Mr.

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted pure
n The NEW-JERSEY ZINC Co. Wa,ehouss, no. ~
Dey-s prepsred supply their Zine Paints al the o
lowing priees.
No. 2 White sIoand in OIL Sc. per pound
No. White ground in oil 7c. per pound
Brown ard B.sck, ground in oil, SIC per poeus
Dry White Of Ems &c. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough In Europe and the United Bate hs
been found beauty and protective Qualities longer
than any other paint. For wheness md bsncJ un'
rvaed 1t IL free from all poisonous properties 80 eou1Ge
and dangerous In other pigments VIII ~oser-equA weight
from 30 70 Ce cent more space than eso and Is uier
much cheaper to the A. an inside paint
viii yelloQ when exposed % the snphuIous
SAses coal fires the foul air Of shps The White Aa
sround In varnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating use4
wood bok iron and other metallic surfaces remark sbls
for their freproof properties They specially adaPee
Tor marine purposes having bean t0uno r. reset the oor
dog action Of salt uAi-f nsstTusrYs N pnef Parh
De,leis supplied on liberJ terms By
MANNING h soUIER- Agents. No IS 0eyst
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CoURT-ln the matter OF thesp.

- pcsoa Of he hsycr ASsnnsn ard csmmsnaiy Of the c.
" tsv fet reatys 70 tie spsnas aad syhs oat OF pabs
Ward Of sad Crks xned coao1ss Of Estimate ana
Assessment the shove saet matter hereby notice
70 the requirements Of act Of the Legislature Of the people Of the
stats Of New fors sntIed An amend snfst
reduce ssysl relating particularly the City Of Nsv Yoh
into at psssed April 90 1882 and also the s1i-d Az
Act 10 amend act snted rearon the Coectsn
Aes'nens and T1s. N The Cu and County New fo szs i
ohsr pures, passed May H. ls" passed MAJ sll 20 the
owner q owners occupant 0ccupsats of al houses
improved CuupOved lands Affected thereby that ths
haze eonpeied their amended Estimate and Assessment
N the above ented nAeT and hist all
sed thereby and Who OPPOSED ar,
20 present Their oe1eton- vrins
ksa he ChAaanoi the sad ComuIssonsrs his oce No n
Nassar The CITY Of New Yo, viha thrty day. nom ,bs
este Of tins notice And that the limits
mate and assessment are a. follows, that
parcels OF and, situate and The 18Th nS ia
hne side OF Third between the nohey of Fh al.
the southey sds OF Eighth also blood 10 The sa,s w,y.
bounded ~ Asorpsce Seventh ST. rhtav and the Bowsry
the bok kIOgB Styy bounded
Third ard the Bo~ey and also 800.
parcels yns ontus tie westerly hns ss OF The
BoWsy betsssn the souhery roe sts Of Aston place
575 Bowey laid ADD de-snsted the damage srS
oeueht maps used ~ tie said COMMISSIONER, Sic
sssad, the Street Commission-r's ohcs OF the Cy
New York Ald the said Connssonens hrnsr notice that
amended Report and the Onsnal Report the shove entitled
matter presented tie Supreme Cou the stats Of New
SPECIAL Term o the sad Court, % be held a. the Ciy
hal Of Tie City New Ycs, Saturday, the SIS: eay o. July
and that there snd then, thereafter a. Counss
MI be made that amended Report sud
na Report b. conEfued I'D rOucs further that IN
Elemental charges and disbursements incurred b.
proceedings the above entitled matter viii b. t,re5 the
Hoa Henry p Edwards the Supreme Conr; Chambers in
bis sbence ~ the Ce Of tho City and County OF New
YOrk hs CITY Hal OF he C OF s.SYors on ID. 18th dsyo
July 1851 ate oeOcs We June ~
'"' !4SHsa i iI WhlsES, {co~ui.aoo."
I. DELAFIEID shITH,D
T.
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HHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-The sh.Ia

composing this line the following
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstoek
ADRI2TIC, C.pt Grafton.
These shlps been built CONTRACT expressly for Gov
srnent service Every hiss been taken In their
ss1ueton also in their Engines 70 insure strength ans
speed and their accommodations for passengers unc
susled for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
EewYork to Liverpool 10 rsclass cabin Sh IN sccone
So $40 exclusive Of sze raterooms $500; FROM
Liverpool TO NewYork $50 and ago An experienced
seop stsehed each ship No berth secured until pss
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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HIs,r Z. DAWN. Attorney isfs
SUPREME COURT--In the matter of the ap


J phcaon OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commodity OF the GU
OF Nevfok, relative TO the OPENING and LAYING OFT o.
RI BllC SQUARE, known a. BLOOMlNGDALE SQUARE. in
the Nineteenth ard OF said cyThe undersigned
Estimate and Assessment the above entitled natter hereby
noie 20 the requirements Act Of tie Lea
the people the State Nesiork, entitled An Act
amend Act entitled At 10 reduce several laws relating
tiafy the City OF New York, Act passed Apn 20
le and also The Act entitled " An Act Act entitled
At relation 20 The collection Of and Taxes the
Cy and County New ORR and for passed May
H. $40 passed My = ISL 20 tue owners,
thereby that they have completed their estimate sEd assessment
tie above entitled aud shat al persons whose
affected thereby aud Mo be- opposed the requested
20 present their objection {. MOSES MAYNARD, Jr,
E~ the Chairman othe said Comm the oce Of jobs
A. Weeks. No s. Nast IN the City OF New York, within ty
days from tie date this And that the limits emlrlcetby
the sad estimate and assessment follow that Al
N,e;e oil, Ward Of the City Of New York aud bounded described
and conanns follows at On the north By the south
cry lne side Of SIXTY seventh f6h south, the
northery line side Of Forty third F I'd ths
westerly hue side OF SNay. (6ay) the the
er of Eleventh on
above entitled mattel Gle aforesaid tho Street Commission
Office, and which sad entitled, Map Of property
CURED tor and benefited by the aud hyns Public
square known Bk0mngae Square, the Nineteenth Wari Of
the Of New York And the sad Comm further
notice that their the above entitled matter will be made
aud presented the Supreme Court OF the State OF
speca Term Of the said Court b. held the City Hall Of
City New FORK Saturday the % day OF October 1857 the
opening OF the Court that lay and that there and them
thereafter counsel be heard will be made that
sat report be con6nnei.-Dated New YoG July 49, 1851
MOSES MAYNARD, I'D
JOHN A. WEEKS, Commissioners.
JOSEPH 5. YORK,
HrSAr +. DAVIS, Attorney Jyl5tOct2
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NEW YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

Y and CANANDAIGUA RA1LROADS-TIainsl leave
Pier foot Of Dune-st. a. follows;
ExPREss Train at 81 A. NJ, for CanandsiEua Rochester,,
Rnno Niagara Falls aud Canada WestAIiyns .. CanaH-
daigua same evening.
MAI Train at 8 A. NJ; stay over night At ElnArS and
arrive at Cansndsigus early next day
Nssr EXPRESS at p. NJ This Is the tourists route 70
western New-York and Nisssrs Falls The cars are nss
sad eommodos and for pleasure y o'
"AAs cHls. NINor, supt ~ Y. and T. EsilrSad-
-lar ts WN. O. LAPHAM. supt G md T. ksilrnst
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Coal.

subscriber
b,s removed ~. down town OHee from No. - 5Ioss
cav tothe basement Of No s. Wsllst and 10 nov SelEs
.n binds OF Anthrsets and BCurnous Goals a. Sesty rs
ksssd prices. JAMES L. NOhIh
NJ y Wsu-si. Str a. corner Thoupson-ss-
arc sth-s9- soTuer Amos a.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

n NllED la lGo MAIL - Eau-
SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP 6oMPANY-only through y; s.
Mail Line Tor CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VIA AsPlN'
rs the United states Mail Steamers with the great Cafor
MS ard Oregon Mails are TO be dispatched on tie s'e ana
Orleans on the 9Th and 22d. When these dates
sunds the sailing e. Be gSPSssd until the MGnSey SU
meaisss sRa;sS on s.Ssi Pt the s1 1s a PsuS1a
The following t Of the steamships belonging to this
ST0RGiA......sceot uns 0REsC'r cry. so tun.
OHIO...........SoO0 tuns CHEROKEE.....lS00 tdns
HLIHois. 500 tuns PHILADELPHA.I.lOO tuna
EMPIRE ClTY...ZoCc tuns IL DORADO...,.lSo tans
FALCON.............. '...i w tuna, -.
Leaving NsWYOrk for Aspnvall on the Sih aud 10Th o.
's Nm. new steamship I'll DORADO and the FALCON win
dirvc, tine between Neworieans snd Aspinw.ll
ya q" the 7h and I'D Of each month and forming With
hs Psrs6o ssashpss Through Line TO and from New0r.
40 raS .: 10 Mexico, California and Oregon Passage
Lep Nsw.oIleans can be secured from ARMSTRONG,
HARBls co, Agents at that place.
Lss Aft sSd FowsSS Saloon State Rooms:
Second Cabin stsndees. IS
are landed a. Ii: railroad ;epo x;pn ss
of expense The railroad bsng In operaon and cars rn-
pns over half the distance from Aspnw. to Panama the
sns OF the ishmus may 10 performed in from eighteen
70 t,s enty four hourhe expense which varies from $40 70
va 20 % cGyIs y M iag STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The public informed that under the new Arrangement
u This Company Steamers inspected and approved ~ the
s.Sy Department. commanded by Navy ofcers and carry.
los h.. u S Mails win hereafter leave Panama ,mms-
'-v on the arrival of the Atlantic Mails and San Fran
the Let and i5th days Of each month"; and VIII touch
20 Acspulco
tsse Boat wiz be kept st each end Of the route to
s0-si -ccidents -
tho following Steam Packets belonging 70 the rscSs
MAI Steamship Company are nos on The fscino one Of
which will be always ia pert at each end OF the route
GOLDEN GATE. 500 tlns lC0LUMBIA. .Sp tuna
fYNNF SSEE -. $40 tuns CONSTITUTION. 300 tuns
NokTHERNER. 800 tuns IANTELOPE......7SOtu ns
k1RuBLIC ...... ,2o0tuns tCAROLlNA ......eW tuns
oSs DON ........ iOe9 tuns 500 tuns
vANAMA ........ es7 tuns iSrHMUS 500 tuna
'yORNlA -. $50 tuns UNICORN ........ 800 tuna
FREMONT. so tuns
- new Steamship COLUMBIA will ply between see
VA SEQ and ports tn Oregon awaiting 81 the former Port
dvels OF the mails and passengers at Panama and 70.
Swlthou delay with the mails and passengers for the
or run San Francisco Persons securing through
r,e By the United States Mail Steamers from Nsw.York
sv@ arefersnee Of accommodation board the Psoe Mall
et~su'cn
ses Of fare from Panama to San Frsncisco the
Die terms
sular line Of Propees will be kept up ior the
o ion Of freight aud transient passengers between Pam
= md San Ffsneiseo One Of the above stssren win
Aerp ar -.ion between Acapulco sud ether Mex-
pcqra 80 r~Ssesfer 70 allowed go Ds personal beg
80 fise ~N1eesns IN measurement 10 cubic set
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VyHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

Viz bhlI 1911 dn0 NUM- II AN1Ehl-
II CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL.-The Boston ships only calling At Hall
ax to land and receive mails and passengers;
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA. Capt -, EUROPA, 4. u. Lots,
ASIA, c. II. Z. JudkinE, NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA N shannon, CANADA, Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch,
These vessels carry cts white light at mast head green
on stsrbOard bow red on port bow.
ASIA Judkins, frsm NETWORK, Wednesday, July %.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug. T.
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Aug. III.
NIAGARA, Stone, Fl ON BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. H.
AFRICA Harrison, fn. NETWORK, Wednesday, Aus. Is.
CANADA. Lang, hom BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept !.
ASIA, Judkins. from NETWORK, Wednesday, Sept 8.
AMERICA, Shannon, I'm. BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept Is
EUROPA, Lo.t from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Sept. ~.
Passage from New-York or Boston 70 Hyerpcoi-Fir's
cabin, Sl2O second cabin, so:
Bertbs not secured until paid for
Freight = be charged specie beyond an amount for
rersonsl expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
e All letters aud newspapers Duts pass through the
Post,OHce FOR freight or passage apply to
T. CU1NARD No. Bowling Green.
~ FIRE nch, German. and other FOREIGN Goods received
and brought in with British Goods Through bills
eflGding given In Have for NeV-York.
WATCHEsBy order o, the British Treasury watches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the marks OF Engu,D
manufacturers win be hereafter admitted In Engsnd in tran.
u for the United States and other countries In conse
Qaence which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
81 HsvTe for New-YoTk Boston via Liverpool without
mourning the risk As heretofore OF being seized by The Eng
hsh Custom House.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads..

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IA SPRTNGS.-The cars Of tbs NETWORK aud II AR
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station New York,
Daily Suhdays excepted) at o'clock NJ Mail Train
Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon Springs Pittsed, Spring
field and other intermediate Stations.
At 8 o'clock y. NJ Accommodation Train 10 Chatham
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going asst
~ Passengers for Lebanon Spiines will take the 10
O'Clock, a. M. Train to Chatham Western Railroad to
Canaan and Stage TO Lebanon arriving early the same after
noon. M. SLOAT, Superintendent.
Fare lhronRh. 81.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE &.
N SMITH E-q Surroiae Of the County Of Kings.
hereby sven ACCORDING % v. u M having
john }. DARLINGTON ate Of the CITY OF Waams1qrg de-
ceas@S hat hey required exhibit
hsreoi - the at the ohcs OF Joseph G. Palmer 80 -
Ca;hsz the City York On or before the day Of
December nsHt.-Daisd MAy "A. is52
MARY 4. DARLINGTON, AJmini-tratrK
nl3l laW6zNT GEORGE b. CLARKE, and Administrator
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NOR BOSTON vie NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIVER-The rplendid and IupertoI steamers
Say STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Brayton leave alternate days. Sundays
excepted from Pier No s. NJ r. the Battery, at -
Yor freight apply board at the Office Pier No
fIsDALE eOARDEN. Agents. Nos 20 and II West-st-
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1eweirp, &f.

CPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY ad-
~ tusted 20 imperfect vizios with uneufns securso,
By MI. FRANKS Spectacle Maker, No. So BOvery, New
York. Rg'ueaee-Dn Dubois Wilkes and HAlstsd Sur
Roses Surgeons 70 the New.YoEk Eye Hospital, ard NJ
Wallace.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the COusy Of New YOr nocs hereby persons
hsvns claims against ELIZABETH PINKyEY late Of the City
Sewfork. the with vouchers thereof
the Subscriber he residence No 100 Fuor in the City
NeSlOTk, December neIt-Dses
View orb, the twenty ninth dag Of Nay, ls62
usl laVrmM JAMES ID. PHYFE Executor.
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M YORK and NEW-HAVEN

! NRAILROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. May
lS5Trains out Of New leave Of Canal
ct and Broadway.
Accommodates AND sPEcIAL-At 7 and IL 80 A. n,
as Express to Stamford and NorTalk and opn, ali
Stations beyond and at $50 NJ through TO NswHren.
Also p. ~ Tor Norwak-st $50 AN. and $50 PM hr
Port Chester. The l30 NJ In connection with rsin
from New-fisven to Hartford and Springfield, and vita
Train over the Canal Rsed.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hsven Hartford, Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads TO o.
densburgh and Montresl-At AM stopping at STANFORD
and Bridgeport connecting with the Housstonic and Naugs
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad a. New
Haven and al $50 NJ stopping at Stamford Eorvslk and
Bridgeport connecting with Housstonis and Hsusstusk
Railroads at Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoRK-Aocomodstion and Special
At $50, T. and 935 AN. and 40 NJ through from New
Haven. At 6 AM. from Norwsk-at $50 Am. and S.4S
PM from Port Chester. The s. A. 81 receives passengers
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads at New
Haven The 40 M. receives from Hartford end
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival OF Trains
from Boston, at LIS end $50 PM (stopping at Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford y esvins Boston At A. n snd
S45P.M.
See large bill Advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, ia,
SUPERINTENDENT
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Alonep mantc0 ano 10 Eoan.

WANTED-S2O,OOO, for q period of 3
w or yeas-for which 81 per interest will be
given payable annually in New York City and the whole
secured BY mortgage real the State Ohio Of
twice the above value Good NewYork reference bs
given For further particulars address MILTON JAMIE
SON, Batavia Ohio
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DlTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
Coal Company "a prepared 70 deliver 70 lauLis' ..
Canal Boats and several yards the yN1ous '1es OF ia
Pytou Coal which superior Anthrseite for domestic USE
nea Morton e. the foot OF Goyemeur<t East River FOOT Of
North l0th5., WILLIAMSBURG; foot Of 6od-st brootiyxz
or the oee Of the Company sorner OF broadssy ma
1900 hs on hs Canal Boats sps OF y ~ rs~rreesse
fro5s the yards.
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THE PEOPLE ofihe STATE ofNEW. YORK

II : =
IL ~ the Of God free aSd To all persons ner
eed the estate Of WILLIAM RANKIN late Of the CtJ View
1ok, decreased. ceor, hsaie--, next OF I'm or ohsrN
stnE seins You and each hereby cited and require
lrsoa be and lppear before safsate Of The Con o
Ne- fok a his ogee the City OF New fork on The hs dAy
Augas eleven ooci 10 the forenoon OF that day en an
there the anal seen the Of proceedings Of
John fhsr Of the last Will and testament o. sai
deceased.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of One o. ssa
surrogafs Alfred witness, AeraSder '" sfaf
ford surrr cate sasi County, AZ the CITY OF New
~ Yor day Of june. an The otouf Lori
nj i,-s~a A. W. BRADFORD, sorses,..
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z CHOOLEY,S MOUNTAIN.-The

~ best route from New-Ycrk Is via ewHsupt1n,
twice daily, By Central Railroad Of jersey Ony tsn
leave BY steamer RED JACKET, from Pier No. !, y.
asa N, and P NJ. Fare So i2i Through IN 81 hours.
For tickets further information, apply az HOPES TX
press Office, No u Broadway or on board the boat.
O. Hopes Express -Ins In connection Win his line.
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feQal Notices.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the balance re-
Of the Of the sale Of the Real Esas
JAMES GRElG ats CT the CJ Of New Yors deceased nsstats
made ander the order the the County New
foh b James Greg IT, the administrator Of all ADD singular the
tocs clae and credits Of the laid Will be divided b
h- sad Surrogate The creditors Of the sad
poon 70 their re'p-ctve debts secodns 10 law tbs sarro
tAtes One IN DE CITY O New for. sey-nth day Of Sep
TENDER ten ock tbs Of dsy-Dstsd
srh ty Of June is52 ryS6Wl A. w. BRADFORD. Surrogate
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

" A N ID Z r BILT LINE for SAN
FRAN CISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
Aud only Line giving Tickets for Crossing the lsthmus
The favorte doube-engine steamship PROMETHEUS,
1900 tuns, will leave hom Pier No North River at
O'clock P. NJ, precisely, THURSDAY August 5, for
San Juan del NoIte direct. connecting with the Pacific
Steamer the Nicaragua Transit Route having but II
miles Of land transportation These steamers have unsur
passed accommodations with superior ventilation, and
passengers go through without any delay the Pacific
steamer being in sting, aud the laIt crossing from Virgin
Bay, occupying only day This route offers superior adj
vsnases families going California 1t being the only
by which passengers under the charge Ofofcer
attached TO the Line and at this tns much healthy
and comfortable than by any other For infoms ion
sage tbs lowest apply only the Office No. Bat
tery.place. up stairs to D. g. ALLEN. Agent
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