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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
SnpREME COURT.--In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.--ln the matter of
~ the application the Mayor, Alderman and Common,
or ii fIRsT ST. from O.hav. . ths HUDSON
River, in the City Of New, York. The subscribers Com
tied matter duly appointed by rule the Supreme Court
give notice pursuant to the requirements oil aa AcL OF
The Of the people of the State New YORK. en-
titled An Act amend Act entitled an Act TO reduce
several laws relating particularly 10 me CITY OF New IoIk
into one Act passed April 1872 passed Aprl 70 1852
tina, the abrsc! Of the estimate aud assessment oil the
Commissioners the above matter containing the aanes
OF the owners Of the lots assessed the numbers OF such
lots as thew appear on Maps of the Commissioners to-
sether with such and the amount or assessment,
whether for damage benefit and als9 all the ansSs,
estimates, and other documents which were ased oy me
Commissioners in making Their report nave oeen
in II Street Con mssioRers Office Of the City and County
of New York for the inspection Of may con-
een there 10 remain for at least sIy Gays before me
COMMISSIONERS make their report u the SAID supreme
Court at the and place hereinafter mentioned And
the sad Commissioners further give holce pursuant 70 s
requirements the act entitled An Act to amend an ACT
entitled Act IN relation to the coect9n o.
and Taxes in City aud County and tor other
purposes, passed bay "A i84O passed msy iSll 70 .as
occupant OF occupants OF al houses ane
improved unmproyed lands Affected thereby lnat ey
have completed their Estimate and Assessment al
persons whose interests are affected thereby ana may
fectsons in writing, to MOSES MAYNARD, Jr Esq the
Chairman said Commissioners, at the office OF James
s. Sandford Esq No. 70 Broadway IN the City OF New,
York within thirty days from he date OF THIS notice And
that She limits embraced by this assessment are as follows
that 70 say All the lots places parcels Of land IN the
CITY OF New York described and bounded follows 70
Io,bay: on the west, by the eas.sry line side
Of llti,-av the north, by the line Of the center
Of the block between 5st-st and 51d-s.. and on the
south BY the line OF the Of the block between 3st
81 and 5oth 1t And also all the lots, pieces OF parcels OF
land situate lying and being IN said City des noed ana
bounded as follows 10 wit On the east by the westerly
line OF of llh-av The west BY the eastery line
or side of2h av and by the line of high water mark on
the Hudson River; the north, by the line OF the
center of the block between 5lst-st and o2d-ss and
ON the SOUTH BY the line Of the center OF the block
between 5lst, ST. and 50th-st And the said Commis-
sIoners further give notice, that their report in the
WI be and presented to the
Supreme Court Of the State of New York, az Special
Term OF the said Court be held at the City Hal Of the
City of New-York Saturday the 9th day Of March,
1882 the opening Of the Court that day. or m soen
nCSPssl ssa be heard and that saen and
Dated New York, Jan g. 1852
D MOSES MAYNARpp; JR.' Commissioner
WILLIAM 8. GREGOhf) .,,.,,.,
HENRY DAVIS. Attorney p''"N
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
BY Teleg.ann.

NEW ORLEars, Jan. 26-Ar ships Union. Memphis
baIks Junior John Caske and Gov Huxley, New Y0rk
PROVIDENCE, journal Ofjcs) Jan. z9-AH at Ne ~
port tins morning, new brig julia AIey, Of franklin
Me, for Havana Jan. a. South Shoals Of Nantac act
s. s. W. distant % miles, thick saowstorm, and blow
ing heavy into by unknwn schooner and lost
hib0aTd anchor and bowspnt, Jbboom, llbs, DC cut
water and part Of deck load vii repair here without
dschaTsnx and proceed. Also schr Experiment,
Hartford, Esw-Bedlord.
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EeQal Notires.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of
~ the application of the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
atty Of the City Of New York relative 20 the opening OF
FIFTY FIRSrST. from Tenth av. to the Hudson River,
the City OF NewYork Notice hereby given. that the
costs charges and disbursements incurred by OF
the the above entitled matter will be taxed
and adjusted BY the CLERK Of The Supreme Court at his
Office In the CITY Hall of she City Of New York on Mon
day the 9th day of February. 1872 at o'clock IN the te
noon-Da,ed New-York, January 10. 1859
MOSES MAYNARD, JR.
JAMES s SANFORD,
WILLIAM 8 GREGORY.
HrSRY T. DAVIS Attorney j22 tFs
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ATA SURROGATE'S COURT, hel,

~ Il : :
IN in and for the County OF NewYoTk. at the Surro
gates Office IN the City of New York, the twenty
en- day of January The thousand eight hun
dred an fty.two-Present Alexander W. Bradford Sur
the matter the application 10 mortgage lease
or sell the real estate OF SAMUEL JUDAH. deceased
On reading and filing due proof by affidavit Of the service
order requiring Benayn Nathan, Theodore Selxas
and Marian JUDAH the administrators of samuel Judah
deceased appear in thus Court this day and show
they should not be TeQered 10 lease
sell the real the said deceased for the payment
his dsbts and having been shown TO the
tary 1t ordered that ali persons interested in the estate
the said Samuel n Judah deceased appear before the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYosk his Office the
City Of New York the 10Th day Of March next al te
ocieck the forenoon OF that 6ay then and there show
tsstors 10 mortgage lease sell much Of the real
tate the said Samuel Judah deceased shah be su
fcient to pay his debts W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
80
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

~ Traius leave as follows SUNDAYS excepted rom
pier foot of Duane st
Mail TRAIN AT A. NJ for Dunkirk and all Stations.
NEwBURGH EXPRESS TRAIN at+ =. NJ.
WAY TRAIN at p. M, for Suferas, Oxford and inter
mediate Stations.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN al p. VI for DunkIrk, con-
Meeting with the DunkiIk and State Line and hre AID
"'''A CHAs MINOr, superintsa Lent.
Esw-YOrk, Dee. % 1851. dlju
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Gnannai.
DAIIkOAO MORTGAGE BONDS

Ii The Undersigned efef for sale
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds 81 sne 'ai
t,lo ana state Line Railroad Company-nnesh ~
COUPONS attachsd--p&gabls Isl Aprli and oe''oe''
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage boS'' d 'n' ~"
,,~,..,A ~. 7 sraon nslroad--fhesA ys2s 70 Fus-
Common, .ttaes.d-psyabls leth March and September
$40 600 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bon4s Of The SsN'
9aysp and Northampton Company, Cana AairOanS-
eighteen years r. runo0Dorr-saF2t's len January ARs
July.
IN Indiana hailrJzd COmpanFteE cara % uh -tonpo''
-eayable lst February and Aug0H
o.. Sonds are All ssc sred 5J ssoTg4ses "a Iae 20
.ectiye Roads ar he ipsres. and pnacks are SJan'
IN New York. ~ = -
dl5 w ~ aH7s>
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Disasters, &c.

Disasters. &c
BRIG KossurH, which arrived at Boston on Tuesday.
from Jacks nyle bound 10 York. reports that
3th of Capes Of Virginia. took heavy W. gale
during which split sans Loaf bulvsss monkey rail- davis
and water casks broke wheel lost part q deck load
fore topsail and sen. below for repairs, and able
bend again for eight days Capt Allen represents the
weather as being he m9s' ssSss ne ever "a
wind from W N W to N W. The vessel win have %
discharge part Of her cargo for repairs before pfocssdas
and will require nearly soft q saIs
scHR MIRANDA Parnlee, from 81 Aenaes Tor New
York, put into Newport gath, vas blown Of from Sc Mi,
severe weather, and been ~ days On the passage
To Mariner
The bnoys in Doboy and Lspello Sounds a. "-'ssree
10 the port Of DaTsn. have been earned away
Whalers.
The vineyord CARTE that two new vessels arc
are about 10 be the whaling feet Of that port ono
10 be under the command Capt Croker late Of Ma
~ Of Edgatovn AID the other under the command OF
sperm whale h,hsry The May rscently rssarnsa nfs
fitting for another and s probably be eemmaaass
lit, from NJ KInsr, ID officer Of hip Columbia,
cash Of Nantucket, reports her Il Hlo Oct -, wts ~
bbIs VII OIL ON board, pTeTioy reported go VIII ma
shipped home lz0sp.
Foreign Psrts.
Al Algoa Bay I'd ut bark Ocean wave Lawn, fer rsos
Bay to hnsh leading for Boston, would have ''ex e-
No Amercap v..el at Smyrna 10th uls.
Al LtghoTn "a LAST Dig SViohfa 'D@H'' D4"eN' - -
Al Rochelle 9th Inst, brg Rssumar. orr ~ Sos'on
about 2sth. a.. ., "a
Al Rotterdam 9Th INST ships Angeique, SAM :, 30
South Carolina Stewart for " YORK soon Ante 1u.s'
Pukker for do bng BOgeas, (Dutch) WISER 10. '''''
d.: schr Zodiac, (Dstchl PoBksn. for do H., cay
At Newport Sth INST. sings As'rssa J.iJ1s
Point Va Probus, Lignssfor' Ter Se"'of'''
Cesar (Br fOr do, IL. IN, Cam for B,s-
AT Glasgow 9Th inst, barks AGesIa, lbf' S-AA'
toa rea6y: Allan Brown fBr ~ 90. -. ,,an A Ma
A. Demarara 18Th alt bark Mains kosi 49, To- 40
rvs Ca dpg bns Brooms as, Aaa Bryzas ison
a. Cags Ar asa 70 DAYS passage g. 70 load
for beston, - Grand. 5,h inst bnss Sam smal p!zgw'
,,o a. no.tsp. une Niassra. h.rdins I'm 70
AZ Pa Cal af Csnso about Oh mat schr Care 3Wee
-, rom Boston for Prince Edward Island - n 49,
49,. areyoas schT Rtsponsblss Chanpios, " n"'"S
i0i A. a. parsboro s. iilh INST schr Lara, ah'''
saIsd from Rsrriagtos N g.. 18Th inst, 49, Tg
Pic Ti, Island Founisr, from Boston J." "~
D-N
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Dspestie Psrts.

BRISTOL Jan FL ssIY ss' iSs Sr.rlsss. 'lssgs
Tsos. H. Miller. a. @ prosdsass
1ss o. a. I'd :ssa WA: :: ar.
ther way up 20 NAV 20 lth bark nsoa. 6tason,
PENsAco ar. Brsash, Ps,tenyill, Artsaspzs
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DROvIDENCE AND WORCESTER

II KAILKOAD-SPECIAL NUIICE.-UWII IlIIHeI
notice. the o'clock r. Train from Worcester 20 PIov
delce will be detaI ed at Worcester until 81 o'clock,
Iecessary 10 connect with the Express Tram which
leaves New York at O'Clock A. Nj of the same day.
This will insure connection, unless the Express Tram
p3tf ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK, Sup;
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County OF New York notice here
~ gwen 20 al perso1s having claims sgsIns. ROBERT
HAIsEN, late Of the CITY Of NewYork, deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof 20 the su6sbfbc
az her residence, No los Third-av., IN the City Of New
nWs o. or before the fourteenth day Of June next
zee NeS-York the eleve attn day Of December, 1851
az l~wSmF' MARGARET HALSEY. Adm'trix.
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ROWE no CHICAGO.

v Trans o. Michigan Soucefn and Northern In
dana Railroads run daily SundAys eIcepied rs follows
Leave Monroe and Toledo al SIS A 81 arrive al La
pore NWP nj thence paSsel gems 80 by stage "a
Plshf Road u miles to Michigan City thence by 30
miles 70 Ans~oEth and BY stage u neE to Chicago Al
ter Feb l, by cars through To Chicago
ketui nlng ~ lApcr,e leave LapOrte
40 Nj, and arrive At Monroe and Toledo al 3s5 Z Nj
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne AT S;urgs; with
Losanspor La syeus and indianapolis at South Bend
ard AZ other places the line with the priucpal tOsr
north and south
A. Toledo tins line connects al 345 NJ OF A "a vita
the Lake Erie South Shore route BY stage and railroad 10
Cevea nd thence by Talfl1a aad 10 Ere teoca
BY railroad via puakIk 20 New York, BY stage fsoa
DaLkuk 20 Buffalo. and by cars afer keb. !.
TheS p. NJ. train on the New l0Ik and Ere Read con-
meets with the Lake shore Tram.
Passengers At Cleveland can take cara all the way %
Philadelphia and NewYmk, or BsltlmoIe and WsshiaS-
ton l.. 7. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
ADRIAN, Jan. II, 1889. jl6u
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
II NEW XNQK RANY and TROY Xlnia

- n
Arrangement On THU RSOAY, Jan. IS. the Trains WILL
until further notice, run az follows:
Leave Nsw-York going North, from the 1Aice nosI
Chambeust At 81 AM, for through freight only lsart
mg from 3ls-st) At A nj. for passengers to Peexs-
hi, aud all intermediate stations ~ M Mai Tran
for Albany Troy stopping at Peeksk and all stations
north OF that place signal At 81 AM. for way and
through freight only (staTng from 3stst) AT II Pm
Express Tram fOr Albany and Troy, stopping only at
Peekskil, Cold Spring Fshll Poughkeepsle Rhinebeck
and Hudson. Alta passengers and freight to Peeks
Kill only stopping al all way stations At NJ passen-
gers To Peeksklll only stopping at stations A.
Phi Mall Train for Albany and Trey, stopping al Peeks-
kll. Cold Spring fishk. Eanburgh and Po'keepsie
and all stations north OF that place signal At 81 PM,
for stopping at all stations At 81 NJ,
Emigrsns and through freight only, IRON 3ls 81
Gong south leave Troy Engine Station. at n AM lot
Am, and lem. p M iss.- ,tiith.ny at 81 AM, Tor
Mai Tram Tor New USE, Stopping at all A
where there maise be received and delivered Al
"a for way freight only from East Albany AT IL
NJ. Express Tram for NewYork, stopping only at Hud-
sen Rhine beck, Poughkeeps Fshkiil and Peekskl AT
81 PM for passengers TO New York, stopping At way
stations on signals. AT 81 p. NJ, (from East Albany
Night Mail Tram.
ping nj way. stat NJ.
Leave Peeksknl for New-Yors al 81 A M passengers
for New. York stopping wsysations Al 10 M pas
ssagers and to New York stopping al stations
Al M passengers to NewYors, stopping stway-sIa-
tons. ,-., =, -
New-York. Jan. 49, 1853. Ui3l ROBr. HIGHAM, Sup't.
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NOIlCE is hereby given to all creditors
- a ' having claims against CHARLES A. WILLIAM
soN uecesea Formerly Of Geneva, Onaro County. that
thSy are 70 exhibit claims with the vouchers
nereof 10 ne suescresr at his Office in the Village Of
~ ss Soaay % Ostaro OF before the twefth
cay OF feofuay bfrt-pa Geneva. 26th Judy 1851.
sG lsWonf JAMES H. WOODS HxecssW.
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IEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

and EXPRESS LINES-ThIough ia It hours-New-Jey-
Railrssd via Jersey City leaving New York ate
Leaves Philadelphia hours from foot Of walnut
reduced s. for first class and 50 50 Tor second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold the above lines and through bag
gaze earned In the 5 p. n. line from New-York, with
hTouaA conductors di9f
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COURT-LEVI S. CHAT.

~ I = IK-h
SFIEID, Attorney General Of the State Of New YORK,
against THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COM
PANN OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANY.-In
New oIk, made The twenty eighth day OF MAY. iS5Q
the undersigned Receiver Of the Canal Bank Of Albany
latng notes bills Of the said Canal Bank and ~ the per-
holding the certificates gwen by the undersigned
such Receiver tor the balance remaining unpaid
bills surrendered receiving the nTs dividend of SIXTY
per cent thai they required 70 present the said notes
bills and certificates for payment 20 the said Receiver a.
Office the City OF Albany within Two years from the da,s
this notice default thereof that key VAL be precluGed
from the benefit of the fund provided for the payment sths
SAID bills and certificates and from all claim by
Of holding the and that the SAID fund VIII be
benefit Of the other creditors Of the sad Canal Bank.
such manner may be hereafter determined For the
greater Of those holding the said bills and
ncatss the Receiver has made arrangements BY which the
sane viii also be PAID presentation 70 the Commercial
Bank in his cHy.-Albany, June l. 1850.
vel law2yE ANDREW WHITE, Receiver.
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limited STATES AND IAGlFlC
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads,
DENNS YLVANIA RAIL X IA D

DENNS YLVANIA RIA LkOA D.
III WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Philadelphia
and Ptsburg, through IN TWENTY FOUR HQURs.-On ana
Ger Dee no. Passengers viii be carried by the Pennsyva
ais Railroad Company, between Phlladelphls and Pts-
haTg in twenty HOBIs, with only 20 miles OF 5tasn
yer an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sll -
Thns the shortest and best route between the Urea
W.ft and the Atlantic Cites and the accc9mm9datioHs
~, in ali yerp.cts OF the highest character The Express
Tbrougb rrain lin "a hOuIs leaves the Depot, MARKET
west OF Broad every evening At 81 o'clock Inc moIh
-. Wsv Train leaves the place a. o'clock, A VI
~ This line Passengers Will be carried through IN hOl,
si,,h good nights rest a. Holdays0UTs.
Ths above Lines sass through Lancaster, Harrisburg,
Iswlstovn HUNTINGDON JOhnstown, Sc., crossing the
Mountains by day lgbt.-Philadslpha, Dec 3 IS9l
THOS MOORE,
AIN IN, AgsDt PsnRsylvSna Railroad Company.
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
FALL RIvSR-Ths splendid and sapenor steamers
ENpIRE ST TR and STATE OF MAINE leave on Al,er-
aate days Sundays eIceptsd) Pier No. near ne
pattsry atlP n For Freight, apply on board OF - 'hs
80 =, psr Ne /, TIsDHLE 4 BORDEN.
eli Agsats Nos. 70 and u Wssi-n,
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n" We regret to learn that +. &. Dela-
van. ESD, is confined to his room, at the Delavan
House In cor seQuence Of severe fall which he
since tAlbany Argus
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REGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
ton, for Boston. Providence Nsw-Ssdtord rsanIos
snc Newpsyt carrying the great Exstep U 5. Mall With
sst change Il OF detention The steamer MASSA-
SHtSErTS, CAPT Joel Stone, AID COMM0DOkE, Capt
Frazse leave alternate days Sundays ercsPtedl
S , Ne N \, tfrss wharf s9ovs Battery plscs) at
eei9ek p 81. por passage, state freight spsls
~ Pier No O. at the saics, No II Bsttsy-placs sill
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~ JERSEY-wISfgR ARRANGKME Leaves
n A; n: lfrsskt) asd lie p. H.. Pier No. !. North
Ss ,of Ehzs5sshpor, EIAhssh6~n, wsssdeld, Scotch
Sesse, Issses, De Aln
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III FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT, December IS, 1851.
FREIGHT apd emigranis going North and West VIII be 10
eived as Canalst Freight House Freight arriving from
the North and will be unlOadsd and delivered at the
lfh # Station on West st. and allowance OF 80 cents
per tun will ne made for property consigned TO
or south OF Canal st Live stock, Hay, &C. viii be To
c<ived and delivered only at 3lst-st
di7u ROBERT HIGHAM, Superintendent.
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CAMDEN and AMB0Y RAILROAD
~ LINE for PHILADELPHIA at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
from pier No North River. foo! of place, by
steamboat JOHN POTTER daily, Sundays excepted)
81 Emigrsnt line at 81 y. NJ. Fare 81 So
ass L. BLISS. Agen,
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IJANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of
t1 NETWORK ALBANY. Jan. "a, lS5s-Ihe SltD-
DIETOWN BANK has This day hled n ths once a 40
toe of the apDolntment Of The NORTH RIVER BANh,
in the City OF New-Yerk Agent for the redey1 ~ d
is circulating notes together VIII eyocation o the ap
rcsntment Of s VAN DUZER Of the same city, - sucn
Agent agreeable the entitled An Act 70 amend the
several acts relating to Incorporated Banks Baking so
cation, and individual Bankers passed Apnl II. lS5l
ae AZ DANIEL, B. ST JOHN, Superintendent.
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NOTICE.-The Seven Per Cent. Water
Loan Of the City Of New-Yofk payable Feb J. 1852
will be paid on Saturday, 3la inst at the CONTROLLER
Office, No. Hall Of Records, Park.
Interest the sad loan will on the LIST OF Feb
1852 Controllers Office, New. York, Jan. 20, 1852
i28 81 JOSEPH r TAYLOR. Controller.
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fN EW- YORK and HARLEM NAIL
ROAD COMPANY The Directors have declared
the fth dividend Of two cent On me 90
s,ock of this Company out Of the earnings o Tue
creut Dix months sch vii be psd a. the once OF the
Treasurer No Contest and aes Tuesday, the thfc
day Il FebTuaTy next. So,
day Ian a. at O'Clock p IL. and opeued on Nednss-
dsy 4h February at 20 O'Clock A. VI -Da'ed New fork
2t-b lamar lg52 sAw'L NJ BLACKBOARD,
%, 80 - Treasurer.
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IN BANK, 9Th av, corner Of ed ST open every MON
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, from 70 P. NJ
This institution pays per cent interest all depcrts not
exceeding $500.
males married or unmarried. the entire control Of al
moneys deposited in their names.
AEsoK WILLIS, Secretary.
ELIJAH WARD, Counsel J28u
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DAILROAD BONDS. -Galena aid
HI Chicago Union Railroad 10 per cent Bgnas payable
half yeArl, IN New York Milwaukee and MissssiDp
Railroad First Mortgage 10 pc, cent Bonds payable hah
yearly in New. York For sale by
is in STRACHAN SCOTT, No 81 wiiiiam-s,.
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RIVER RAILROAD

viii procure Tickets before catering the Cars
N.w-York Ian IS 1859 [ji31 ROBT. HIGHAM, Sup't.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-09-11
MaZinl'S Mother.

Another scene occurred in Italy, August Ist,
worthy more than passing notice. 1t was
funeral near Genoa. The church was crowded
The account says TTrue Dem.
more sublime and moving scene than the
accompaniment of the corpse to the cemetery
Staglieno, has never been known. It may be
said that the entire city was there. In the
morning all the English and American, with
some Dutch, Swedish and Danish, vessels in
the harbor hoisted their flags half-mast high,
and lowered their penants in the form of a
cross, us sign OF mourning. At in the even
ing the corfege started from the Church of the
Carmne, followed by all the emigration, all the
associations ct workingmen of Genoa, 81. Pier
ID Arcne and the suburbs. Every class took
part. All the naval captains of Genoa and the
Riviera were present, 80 OF more being from the
Guiph and Lerici and the immense body of
sailors, with the associations of the boatmen of
the port
Many Genoese and foreign ladies carried the
funeral pals, and surrounded the coffin, upon
which were deposited numberless wreaths,
woven by them, and presented by the Associa.
ton. Tricolored banners, and ribbons. and
flowers without end. English and American,
the Swedish, Dutch and Danish Captains were
present in deep mourning, each in their turn
seeking the honor of bearing the coffin which
was alike claimed by the working men, the
emigration, and those Of all classes who were
present. The civic bands led the procession,
playing religious music. The procession num-
1ered at least $4,000, walking in two columns