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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
SUPRENE COURT, Kings County.--John % 1.

- Kens aszlnst JOIN ssaasgnnsoes 80 ~ ~ esnfo,ss
,,Dss,si Co "a sss 10 JOHs SWAN fos ss bsfssr
summoned an nq1nss % sever bs 91..n ~ ~
a. CT Ri. NJ CT q bfoosJn and 70 serve eoDr
10 de ooayznt NJ sah-crssrs, a. h~f Of
a. - M At.He lie fsd Cy q bokbn, rths tssnir
49, srer De ofts sEeasss q ne DAY
fh.~rvrs yOu s the sad eOnclsaDl sthz
,ss ne ssDr,ssd he psnUa n tbs aeoa gil ts s4snsss
~ 700 Of sr han1fst ah5 nI sst Sonsn- ss1
stesa cents from l day 81 December, isbi.
s1sises 81 ias aefon--Dzfed Nay IL. Iso1
ryl0 iaVlOwIhs TAYLOR CONDit, Pzanf'fs Ansfn~7s
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nor BOSTON via NEWPORT and

FALL RlVER-The splendid aad superior steamers
Ray sTATE, Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Can't Benjamin BytOh leave altemats days Sunday
excepted from Pier No s. N r. near the Battery a
", freight apply board the Office, Pier No. ..
TIsDAIE BOARDEN Agents. No. 10 and ~ West-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
THE UNDERSIGNED, being two

Il thirds in number Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Bowery Bank do secuon third Of the Eighth
Are Of the Articles Of Association Of said Bsnk propose
the following amendments the said Articles Of AssOa
ton OF the 6OweIy Bank:
First To strike the word eighteen" from the first
section Of the the third Article Of said Articles Of Asoca
ton. and insert in place thereof the word Twelve
Second-To strike the fourth section of saiS third Ar
ticle Of said Articles Of Association
TRId-To strike out the word six" from the fifth
ton of said third Article of said Articles Of Association and
insert In place thereof the word "tweve"Dated the
City Of NewYsrk this 10th day Of June, A. d. 1852
Gerard Stuyvesant, Enoch Dean,
M. Qusckenbos Jesse A. Marshall,
A. CUMMING Georse Webb
A. Alyord CIV. Edwards
d. Pesran. Jacob Miller,
John s Williams, VIM A. Mead.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

NITED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY for NEW-ORLEANS, via HA-
vANA-The splendid steamship CHERokEE- 1000 tuns,
II X Davenport, L. s Navy. Commander, will sail from
the pier foot Of WArren-st, n. X, on THU RSDAf,
June "a at 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ. precisely.
RATES or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW'oRLEANs-
hev arrangement A..
LADIES' Saloon Bsrths ......'''.'''''''''''''''sVV
Ferw ard Saloon bfrths...
Steersge saloon Berths. -
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Freight taken 20 NewOrleans at 10 cents per euoc ooc
Simmer. of freight are requested to supply themselves
with The Company bills Of lading which may Be had on
application AZ the Office No other form VIII be signed
No bills OF ading signed AFTER the ship has sailed
For freight or passage apply to Nj o. ROBERTS,
No III Wsstst, corner Of Waren-st.
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menirdl.
and PSYCHOMET.

~ RICAL EXAMINATIONS PROF ABBOTT wish.
e. " nCnn Biz friends and the public that he has engaged
the of celebrated ClairyOyznt and Medium, and
prepared examinations in the discovery and cure Of
all dss and advice rssog % al business anzirs
hi. science has been the study Prof Abbott from yoHth
and be satisfaction 10 all charge
Is made. Terms moderate Rooms No y Norfolk st. be-
tween Grand and HestSrsts
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Goal.

subscriber
has removed IN. down town Office from No q Broad
way to the basement OF No IS Wast, and Is now selling
al kinds Of Anthracite and BitumnOus Goals at greatly re-
duced prices JAMES L. "okrh,
No. IS wsll-st, 4thst, corner Thompson-st,
and 9Th sv corner Amosst
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DRICE REDUCED.-COAL 81 25.-

III
COAL-The Subscriber Is prepared to deliver to
consumers frs, quality White Ash Sehuylkil Coal OF the
Broken Egg and Stove Sizes 81 the above low price direct
from boats for cash fifty cents additional If taken from
the Yard Also best quality Red Ash Peach Orchard Bro
KEN Egg and Stove Sizes at the low price OF 81 30 delivered
from Boat; fifty cents additional II delivered from ard
Purchasers sending their carts viii be allowed fifty
cents per tun from the above low prices.
NJ BUCHANAN, Agent No: Al Washington'st-
and No. 626 Greenwich-st
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NOTiCE.-A warrant numbered So five hun
~ thirty Eve having been Issued By the Untsi States
da.d Jssuary 5 1851 JAAks NJ FRESCa, sai
the HAVING failed 40 reach the sad JANIS FRENCH,
addressed ~ Psnon Office bm the 9h II J.nasry
1871 a. me Gu Of New Yors sote hefshy thai aDyh
cation tie Of Pensions Duplicate
Of sufh warrant 10 s publication Of
note.-ses Yots June 10, ts1 JANIS ~ fREscH
je7 iaN6N1h. Trhsae Oncs, New f0d.
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-~,onrA NOES to ENGLAND, IRE

RI.Np. SCOTLAND and wALEs-BOWMAN
kh,rp, IN viii issue drafts OF q sterling and up
es.b. u sight in any town throughout Great Britain
'sHkLtLEyy IPS.-PeDons wishing 70 have their
sos out IN either Of the splendid packetshps
- .SCv. bOs: shich Gail regularly on the 9Th and
htias london Thereby avoiding delay VIII please
Nssdr t - orly authorized Agents In this city.
90 70 us BOWMAN, GRINNELL co,
OfRee No 50 Soutb-st., New-YOrk, and
,.s,. Road opposite the Clarence Dock, Liverpool
StRsNwS.a passengers decline coming. the money win
.ln.io,ru.S without deduction
pse,H,h London Packets leave Nsw-York every alter
- Tssrslsy For passage apply az above.
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EW-YoRK and NEW-HAvEN

-
lS2TrsiHs oct Of NewYoEk leave Of Canal
O. and Broadway
AcconNonArioS AND sPrcIAL-Gt and lilo A. a. |,
as Expres Stamford and NorvaA and stopping o. III
Stations beyond) and 81 81 p M through 20 Nsw-dayon
At $50 P. NJ for Norwalk-at $50 A. NJ and $50 P. M
6r Port Chester The l0 A. NJ In ss1nect;on VITA
Train from NewHsyen 20 Hartford and and viii
Tran over the Canal Road
ExpsEssTRa Sr NewHav Hartford. sprEgact Bos
Connecticut River and Nemont Railroads 20 osasnsoasA
and Montreal-A A. NJ stopping IL Stamford and Bdre
port connecting with the Houstonie and Nsassuck Rail
roads az BRIDGEPORT and Canal Railroad AZ Sew HsvenaRt
$50 P NJ stopping at Stamford, Norvsh and Bridge
port connecting with Horntonie and Nausatssk Railroads o.
Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoRx-Aooomred.ton and spesisl-
At $50 2 and ass NJ and 40 p NJ, through nom New
Haven M from Norwalk-si $50 A. NJ and 81
P from Pert Chester The sS5 A ~ receives ps.sen-
gers sm Springfield and Hartford and Canal Rsosds a
Haven. The AZ P NJ receives Passenger ffom Hssfors
and Springfield Railroads
ExFsEss TRAINS leave New-Raven arrival Of Trains
from Boston ct LIS and $50 NJ, stopping bndgepoTt
Norwak and stAmfor1) leaving Boseoa az a. ~ an1
sA5p.M
See large bill Of advertisement al the ssttoa House aas
prsneipsl HoteA GEO W. VII SILEh Jt-
Superintendent
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UOR SHIRE WSBURY, LONG

BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASH EGTON, MOUNTS aud BROWNS
DOCKS tMiddlstown.) and RED BANK.-The splendid
steamboat EDWIN LkWIS Capt Jno r. Corles, viii
leave Robinson-st. Pier North River, as follows:
EroU, From
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an puRSuANCE Of nm order of Jesse O.

II SMITH ESQ, Surrogate Of the County Of KINGS notes 10
all having claims sfaInst
HENRY JIhGlNS, late 81 the late village now Cy) u Williams
5uh deceased that ey required 70 exhibit the sane With tho
vouchers thereof the sub-erbes JOHN H. COhDLS al hs
store Euton the City u New fort before The
t5th day OF November next Dated May ~ ls2
MARTIN JURGENs, .I~f.t..,.,.,.
myl3 lawsmE JOHN II. COkDks,
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Sats, Gaps, &f.

NABLE HATS.-Elegani
French SILK Hsts at ssh less than Broadway erisea
No l5s Cansl-st., one door from Sullivan
DID DRAB Beavers Fine Mole
~ - skin; Best s. Hats in the City Also Childrsns
Fancy Has Straw Goods Of every description, At
J. r. FEENY cos, No. 51t Bowery.
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CUPERIOR COURT Of the City Of New-York,

SUPERIOR COURT OF the city OF New-i ofk'
- Thom.. Jseks psnia sszinsf Aired bfooks
ssmnos o. a MONEY SsDso % oontrae cot s~fsed lie
EROOKs Aeseans hereby safnoees z<ea1ed
., eoru NJ arson sbseh sH b h~s = The ods
al ~ C>t Of the seD-of Coorf Of The Cr Of ssv fo De
or H.g "A 81 gosf snss us ss4
soDf "a lie sgsefte his ocs No ocsu hsbeNe> CO
az M Yor wB tsehJ days after s service q ths sasoAs
y 80. .reI.sive of he ssy of snd 81 10
ssr ths complaint zhs The uge sressd ne ElAn1s a.
seto. taks juasreut against zoo tof NE sam our
80 6N>sn sol.rs De seonS say
iSr oss oasssa shi hsnsfsd asa A sss sss ss ~
"a ia is.ssns EkIAxoUl1ux.v k'ssss IussssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

Nm PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE G..
SMITH, Esq, surrosae 81 the County Of knes, noee 10
hefcby ten a persuns having claims against
FERDINAND GERsCHWiLLtt hte of the CITY n Wlhans
bueh ds,easc that they required 10 sVhht the sane with
The y0ucl thereof subscfsr os Of the sao
se OF nss County Cny Han OF the Cy of Brookbn
a. elfr tb. nth DAY OF next-Daed June 10 1904
iel5 Iaw6mIht RICHARD TJERs, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

I AY in your COAL.-The subscribers
are now prepared to supply sumers at the lowest
summer prices with their superior Goals for ranges stoves
furnaces and gatts Yards No 90 Greenwchay, and Ah'
av n, ar 49hst They have good two-sested Rockawsy
and set OF single harness tor sale separately OF together
cheap ANDhEAS y SUN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

..,.o.s estates within the respective City ana
esr hnin adopted BY the people Of Ohio and
20 80 go sholutely the creation Of any funded debt
,IsrA 9oh.shsn thsir boundaries Ths viii prevent
s,Csasna. ~ securities Of this sort
gsr SOC ip each case, Be hsd on sppbcstoa
rbs Sin, fan and detailed information as 70 the
ss.ss sss afs,s SLOW LANIER CO, No 50 wsI-st
-yo,h April q, 1852
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE OF an order Oi tile Surrogate
u Of the Of New fob hereby al
hayns claims ELIZA SkAATS, late of the CITY NJ New
York deceased the With the vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers the Office Of Gare Beter Chi aod yoha
New fork before The wsBtsth day Of sep
tsnber Dated New ioTk, the 1h day Of Msfsh, S2
GARRETT \. BLEECkER, r,..,,o,.
mis- Iaw6mTbs JOHN y. skAATS,
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NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMII-

EOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-
II TON-stssner JOHN HART VIII leave Mgrray-ss
Per daily saadsy excepted Up NJ Returning win
Ksypor u 0elOef Fort Hamilton Is nai1sfes beiorsa
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
Y YORK sne PHILADELPHIA trcet-g. g. NAH
and EXPRESS LINES-ThroGgh IN u eocn-NevJerpsy
Rsilrusd via Jersey City leaving Ne~fors AZ N os
Of Ccurtlandtst: 3 A " and y p. N Eeerty-n Leaves
philsSelphis ~ snd ga NJ and 81 P from tocs Of
Wsnnts Fare re6pcei - - og erstalAn and ~ " fr
ssccud-clrs
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON ana CHARLESTON
ruaeh tickets sold IN the aheve ne and through Baggage
carried IN the A ". ard y r. n hnes from Nev-sorh
With thru1gb conductors.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF ClNCINNiTI
Chartered in 1876. Total No. of .Mat,iculamts
from 1S45 10 1851 1854.
FACULTY..

FiCOLl
The seventh winter session of this College will
commence On the first Monday ofNovember, 1851,
and continue four months. The chairs of the
Faculty will be arranged as follows:
l. q. JONES, M .D.-Professor. of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
r. S. NEWTON, M .D.-Profssor of Surgery.
B. l.. HILL, D.-Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Il. FREEMAN, M .D.-Professor of Special,
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy
J. r. BUCHANAN, M.D.--Professor Of Ply
siology, and Institutes of Medicine
l.. l.. JONES, NJ. D.-Professor Of Materia
Medica, and Therapeutics and Medical Botany.
]. MILTON SANDERS, M. ID. ,L.L.D.-Pro-
lessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology.
0. E. NEWTON, M D.-Demonstrator of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector
gratuitous preliminary course of Lectures
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atomy Anatomical material is abundant and
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and Race. For further particulars, address DR.,
r. S. NEWTON, or
JOS. s. BUCHANAN, Md, Dean.
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The THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
OF THE

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Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th OF NAV
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L.rL OF JOAN RANDOLPII

ID. Appleton d Co., 200 Broad,cav Ne,o York
Have now ready the fourth edition.
I lFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE
Ia By Hugh A. Garland. Two volumes l2mo.
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:
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
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