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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02

E5-The Washington correspondent of the
journal of Commerce speculatcs on the APP
preaching session of Congress:
My impression as to the history of the
next session is, that it will not be one of a
business character. think that the private
claims which have been matured by one
house or the other will receive attention,
and that many of those will be allowed
to pass. There will be good deal of mer-
ry-lnaking and exultation at the political rev.
olution, and not much disposition for work.
Many of the members are going out never
10 come back again, and will not trouble
themselves much with labor. Everything
Of importance will be deferred until anoth-
er Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

,SEk We have just received, direct from the
Hsia4k manufacturer in England, a large stock of
PURE WHITE IRON STONE GRANITE,
of the latest pattern, and very best quality, which
we will sell greatly below common western prices
Terms, Cash.
w. F. BIRCH & SON.
Glasgow, December 2, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02
NEW YoRK. Nov.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
The Herald says the Crescent City goes
into dock for repairs. Her officers, includ-
ing Purser Smith, will be transferred 10 the
Cherokee TO go on the Havana route.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02

CRACKERs- barrels butter crackers lust
~ received by j s. THOMSON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a.
The Hon. John Sergeant, one of our most
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02

TRENTON, Nov. "a.
Official vote of New Jersey: Pierce A.
293; Scott $3.50; Hale $50; Broome S13.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Jemelrp, 81.
Galaman0er Safes.
UyHE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-

TNHE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-
i THE, Ohio. One-third Of the town burnt to ashea
CHILLICoTuE, o. Tuesday, April Is la5a
Messr. SrEARNs Observation-Disclosures Yours of the
9Th hand In reply, every Safe in the fire, except yourA
proved good for nothing lost large Ssfeit per.
sscly destroyed but in the small Ssamander bought from
you, nothing wa injured Your obedient servant
WA r. CLEMSON
The above letter show real hot fire RICHs SALA.
the only Safes TO be depended upon In The
PeMs fire. eleven Safes of different makers totally
destroyed Richs Safe alone bidding defiance to the flames
preserving notes bonds and mortgages to the value Of
hoo GEO. The Chcothe Are parallel case-every Safe
Int Rcbs s DESTROYED These repeated occurrences
,ncontestby that Wders Patent Saamande with Richs
the best Saes made the United Statea
or In the whole world They be had the depot Ne
i46 Waterst and at the Factory, corner Of St Mark
plsoe and Avenue A, New York
'''~' sTEARNs h MARvRl.
Also, at the following Agencies:
Isaac Bridge, New-Orieans, La
L. NJ. Hatch Charleston, S. C.
Thompson Oudesluys Baltimore Nd
Hoyoak-, Downes 81 Co, Memphis, Tenn
Eddy Morley, Toledo o.
Alis HOwes Evansville, Ind
S. Shepard q Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
Walter K Marvin, iockport, Y.
Barney Brothers, Mobile, Ala.
Chas H. Campfeld Savannah, Ga
Hall Moses, Columbus, Ga
De Rosset Il Brown, Wilmington, N. c.
VIM. Randall St Paul, M. T.
Morley Reynolds. Cleveland, 0.
Haver. Boyd Il Co.. Zsnesvie, U.
Hy. Suggett, Rochester, N. Y.
Jas Hutton, Montreal, Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. no

IN RACE BARriNE, sAd MATILDA T. has wife, JOHN
BARr1NE and LYDIA bis VIII. James r. Bsans and his
wife Mary Bsr,ne Stephen Bsue, and Rachel he wiz 10
sepb Bsrae bezeksh houat, and Mana r. hs we; Sarah
ASS Bsrine DAVID w B.rse, and Amelia his vie Oliver II
Barpne hs r. bis wife Richard Currsn and Elizabeth ~
wie Philemon Tesser and Lucy X his John Bsrns,
-,nssre his wife Samuel Batne; Phabe Farason Horace
~- Corn.Ea. Bsn. ss5 s-qs sns ess and !aas In
Hsaneta his Jurtas Foot. aud Harriet his weS
Nathaniel CHAM, and Amanda his wife Je-se Fuller and kh
zabe;b A. his Tier and Hannah j. his wife thzs6eth
Kinney; Joseph r. Hull snd Amelia H. hs wife; Ehss Jane
Hu james Wadde asd Mana his wife; Elizabeth A. smith
Janss RAFT and Mana he John T. Smh and Samuel coeks
To the Defendants; hereby sominoned aud
qued the complaint IN this action, ~heh this day
office OF the C~k the City County 81 New Yok,
the Cry OF New YORK. OF The
cad the subscribers their Office, No. 81 Beekman
City New York. within days AFTER the the
exclusive Of the dag OF sach service and
alto the said compliant within The time aforesaid the plain
this vii sppy the Court for the rehef demanded
NE compan.-Dsted March D. 1883. STEVENS HoxiE,
lswswFs Pisinlds' Attorseys.
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CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTFCE.--TAXESo fl849.
Notice hereby aven, that the SALE for TAXES sor ne
year 1872 the 5h Eovensss
1851 oned By resolution Of tie Board Of Ahsnrn ane
Board Of een, approved By the Msyo anti me iess
APRIL, which u O'Clock the sas vi
City Han Of the City u New YORK. and eostnns nom ay "
Ssy sstii conpsed detailed Of the Tafes and ne
property soh has pubhshsd an Ih Cews~ sSa
gprr newspaper published IN the City Of New fct Ccles o.
oe and VIII be distributed on NE ~
Of sals-ConiroIe<s Office, New Yohs, March 20 l5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Expresses.
Expresses.
1NN1'~NNNNNNNNNN0NNOONo eNN~~~o>@0 ~ 49,
ELLIS, FARGO & COMPANY'S
w CALIFORNIA IMPRESS.

NELLS, FARGO & COMPANY'S
w CALIFORNIA IMPRESS.
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY CAPITAL $500, 900.
Ofice, No is WaLst., New-York.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells VIM. q. Fargo,
Johnston Livingston, James Mickey
Elijah p v illiams Apheus Reynolds,
Edwin g. Moran Alex. NJ. c. Smith,
Henry ID Rice.
EDWIN"B MORGAN, President.
JAMES MCKAY. Secretary.
This Company, having coLplsted its organisation ~
above 10 ready undertake gsner, Express FOR
wardng Agency and Commission business the purchase
and sale OF Gold-dus Bullion and Bills Of EXCHANGE tho
pas meut and collection Notes Bls aud Accounts the
iorw ardDs of Goddust Bullion sod Specie-aso PACKAGES
Pac. Freshts Of all des ptops in and between the
city Of NewYork and the city OF San Francisco and the
principal cities and towns In CALIFORNIA; connecting at Ne~
fork with the lines Of TIE American Co mpanv the
Hamden Express Pullen Virgil Co s Northern and Can
sda Express, and Livingston, Wells Cos European
E,press II
They have established Offices and faithful Agents. 10 al
the cpal cities aud throughout the Eastern MIG
die Western States and California energetic and faith
FIJI Messengers furnished with iron chests for the security o.
treasure and other valuable packages ACCOMMODATING eacn
Express upon all their nes well In Csfornis as In the
Atlantic States. -,
SAMUEL p. CARTER, for many years connected with
the American Express Company. and X. w WASHBUHN,
late Of the Bank Of Syracuse have been appointed pncps
Agents in California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
THE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-Ths ships

ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
ARCTIC CAPT Luce, BALTIC, Capt Colnstock
ADRlATIC, Capt Grafton
ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken in their
rncnon as also in their Engines 10 insure strength and
ped sno theu accommodations for passengers are une-
9ssiea or elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
Yort TO Liverpool in rst-cla cabin SID in second
90 ~" exclusive of f}D; from
Liverpool to SewYork ESQ and ESQ An experienced
seon attached to each ship No berth secured until paid fof
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

haue Rotterdam, Lesbom Maneilos and other Meditse
aneen post BY which goods b. shipped 10 Liverpool
anc thence By this hEs. TO Philadelphia direct
Al experienced Surgeon win Be carried on eech ship
AL sosds sent the agents In Phsdephis and Liverpool
VII Be forwarded with economy and Dispatch
kor freight or passage, apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDs0N Philadelphia and Nev-YerA
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Goal SUPPLIES Of COAL for the AIMS

HOUSE pEPARTMEST-Proposas,s sssd A. in1oIsso -
above viii be By Q. the xs ssa me-
a.. R,sund. P.s until o'cl,ck r. ~ o. N 81" s-. -
snn,ss he kowins qasste. Of Asfh. eoes o. tae oess
o..hty lee Chestnut ssd Pee .as sns az s , 80
go s,s,e Coal To delivered a. Bessas sot o. nm -
llsrk wells and RxbdAl issn and a. such vs<sves
a. nav sssed for that purpose .s6 a. ssh Des
10 inch quantities be egsres 90 o. esfe Ne st oy o.
~ person appointed BY the Goyernors of uA
bose dec son respect quality shall Be hn.l rpas 70 s
and 70 10 with the Hsiees o. two soas
- .s.ent in writing Tor Tie hthie peoaAee
Tes psr Gil DO retained from the M Of eseh
80 ,Is vhos 10 sstsse MY Delivered Psymssfs VII b
80 v~>ky Of bis properly esned ~ NE II
sor Arv required WI - pves on spsh
- ~ 49, n.y Ia lst2 RS. WILLfAhS,l
TOWNSEND, COMMITTEES.
s. HALSTEAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
MOSES WILCOX. '''A''''"
HssrE. pAvfss Ate rnsy. mst3smV
COURT.-In the matter Of the az

SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of the ap
- ,haon Of the Mayor, Adesn and commoa.hy Of ID. Cav
from lothav Ii. Hudson RIVER the City Of New YoThS
subscribers Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment the
Court notice pursuant 10 the requirements az Act Of the
Lssus Of the people OF the State Of New fo<k entitled Al
Act 70 snsaa an AZ entitled an Act 10 reduce .s. laws fesae
is p 90 1899 that the abstract Of the estimate an1
The Of the Of tbs lots sss-sed the numbers II such
ots they the Maps Of the Comnonsss tssthss
benefit sso all the shdss estimates, and other doss
which used BY The Coz soners mskss thar report,
and County Of New fo for tbs inspection Of ~honsosvs mag
there r AZ lct days before the Commis
sons' MAJ s% nosg All ,s. Ia cowme s ,hss
the entitled An As1
70 amend At suuted an Act m relation 70 me a =
other passed NAY H. So passed May 1884, tie
And- ar ted sreoy that they have eoplstee
Asseen and tss all whose ,ntsrss1
saestsd presen, their objection. In wntns. MosEs hAIl
FAkD Jr Esq., the Chairman Of the sad Commssionss, Il n1
Ess ioH. -hn y d.,. from The dat. q tbs so;es xsd sss
eln smbraeJ W this assessment onows that 20 sYt
AL hs DSs a. , ov. q ~ , s IN u: City q rs q
kns Of i0b the west the e~-s tps sds d
si. and Nd eta. and % the south o. 0
bloch blstst and h.t And also Al tho oss $780,
a"sSss !. SHOW. 70 VIZ On the east b. the ~s.s
Of the esstery has aide Of Ist ~ ans
hs I'm. Of TIE center II the bod siss
SOUTH By tie has q The center o. The enca es.ssa
hs, their report snea matter ~IH - made and
seutd 70 Supreme Cour Of the STATE Of See ro q spsce
% Saturday 9Th dag Of Mach Is9 1t hs epsano
OF he Cosr on DAY. hsssxhss counsel -
Rsoet - eonSrnsd dated New Yori jan .. Isss
NOSES MAYNARD, Jn,
WILLIAM 5 GREsoRY.>
Hsxns I. DAvus, Auornsy. 0W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
TFSSOp,S sTOMACHIC AND APE

u RENT PILLs-Wholessisn peco ssRorHERs. Cen.
New.York JAMES COPELAND Dr. - r. irn,tsd
sy ass r. nor The sale OF tie above medicine INC .
States having received 0umero FAMILY n. dicins
sources 20 ,n n;nns Affections Dyspepsia
&C. made the r ,. az. sns
Saspiso n tSsr power 70 a parties thas esse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
NJ EW- YORK and NEW HAVEN
RAILROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May

-
s. ls52Trsns cut Of NewYork leave Of Canal
u. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATE AND SPrcIAL.-At and II 80 A. H.;
Ais Express Stamford and Norwslk and stopping ct all
Stations yond) and at 81 NJ through to NewHsven
At $50 p NJ for Norwsk-at $50 A. NJ and $50 P. NJ,
for Port Chester The ll5o A. NJ in connection With
Train from New Haven TO Hartford ana Springfield and with
Train the Canal Road
ExrREssTRANs for New Haven Hartford Springfield, Boo
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads Ogdensbargb
and Montresl-At A NJ stopping at Stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Housatonic and Nsueauck Rail-
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New~Hsven-and
at $50 P M stopping ut Stamford, Norwsk and Bridge
port connecting with Housatonc and Nsussuck Railroads ~
Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements and SpociAa-
At $50 and 9S5 A. M, and 100 p M through from New.
Haven At A. NJ, from NorwaIk-at $50 A. NJ and SIS
p from Port Chester The sS A. M receives psssen-
gers em Springfield end Hartford and Csnsl Railroads al
Haven The i2o NJ receives passengers from Hartford
and Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Haveu arrival II Trains
from Boston at and $50 p. d. tfoppng ct Bridgeport
Norwak ard Stantord;) leaving Boston at A. d., and
S45 p. NJ.
See large bill of advertisement at the station House and
principal Hotes GEO. w WHISTLES, Jr-
sup arint.n 0ept
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ROAD-sIJMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Un and
.,t-r MrNDAY Nav 1852 trains will leave follows:
FIRsT PAssIscrR TKAS-Dsnbury At g., A. n Bethel
ats8 A. NRedding at so A. N. Rideeheld At u A N
Georrrtowp II 722 NJ; Csnnons al $50 NJ Wilton q
Isl A. NJ Wnnipank At 7.48 A. N. Norwak u TO 4 n
Arrive IT South Norwalk at AZ NJ
SECOND PASSENGER AND fREIeHr-DanouJ ~ ~
PIX Auiye q south Norwslk st lAf.4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
and LIvERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling ct Hall.
fax to land and receive mails and passeneera
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA Capt. - EUROPA z. @. Lott,
ASIA, c. Fl. Z. yudkins NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA, N shannon, CANADA. Lang.
CAMBRIA, j. Letch
These vessels clear white gat mast head green
TarboaId bow, red port bow.
ASIA, Jadkns, from NETWORK, Wednesday Mays
NIAGARA, Stone from BOSTON, Wednesday, May L.
EUROPA Lott, from NETWORK, "Wednesday. May H.
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON, "Wednesday May d
AFRICA Harrison. fin. NETWORK Wednesday. June
ASIA Judkins, from NETWORK, Wednesday. June l6
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, June %
Passage from New-York or Boston to Interpretations
cabin. 4H second cabin, SO
Berths not secured until paid for
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount To-
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon board.
Ev All letters and newspapers must pass through The
+. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
~ French German, and other Foreign Goods received
ana brought common with British Goods Through bills
of lading given in Hsvre for New-York
WATcHEsBy order of the British Treasury watches OF
will he hereafter admitted England
ntu for IN. United States and other countries In
Of which French and Swiss watches he shipped Have
for NewYok Boston, via liverpool without incurrns
the risk heretofore Of being seized by the English Cuson'
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

c.eros Assssyes 0srss Rotands, Psn. may II, 49,
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that IL
c,s,s. w.ssr Rss b. isss b.esns Sss - ~ IL n No.
(ss~ssssj sod psymss Of hs rsessss1 49, 49,
49, u ~ Csesss AsAstase Dsvas1s. 81 -
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Acrses. 0arriaaes. &r.

L|OR SALE-A Carriage suitable 'or
Il two horses made In the very best manner,
with glass doors and gss PANEL window in front VIII bs
sold ow Inquire Of Mr. STRATTON, No. oa EliEabethst
where it can be seem
DHAETON, COUPEE, ROCKAWAY
IL and HARNESS for SALE-An in fin rats order.
nearly To be at RsHertvs Repository. No ~
Canalst B.F ROBINSON, No. 23l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

psasafe apply
EDW'D f. COLLINS co, No. IS Wsle, NY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO, Liverpool
Z. 9: ROBERTS CO. No Is Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES Paris, GEO. II. DRAPER. Havre.
The owners of these ships will he accountable for gold
Glver bullion specie ewey, precious stones metals,
ess bills of adng nsned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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Returning 1csve - follow:

Retrmine 1esve e follow:
FInir PASSENGER AND FREreHr-Ssuth Norwalk Il 9 rs
A. N. Anivc sf Danbury ct ll2nAM
SECOND PAssESGER-Scuth Eorwalk ct SO p NJ Ar.
nye at Dunbury st7P. M
Passengers for Dsnbury and intermediate stations win
leave NewYort by the O'clock A. NJ accommodation cod
BY the 5 50 p. II. express tran.
The 6t5 A. NJ. train from Danhury with the
NJ 'rsin from New Haven and with ths A. NJ scssu,-
mediation tain from New-York.
The $50 NJ train from Danbury connects with the so
T. NJ express tam from Newlork and the 40 2. NJ.
coumodson train from New-Hsven and viii wait Nor
walk III els p NJ should the 40 p NJ train be delayed
IN II thar time.
Passengers be cketed through to NewYork from all
the stations this Road also from Newfot to NorwAk-
and all ga ions the Road.
Carriages viii be in readiness Rdgefed Station to con-
ve pass myers part Of the village o. Rdgefeld also
o. the station at Dsnburv Of the borough OF Dan
bury HARVEY SMITH upertutendent
panhury. April 81. 1852
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NOR CHARLESTON, S. Gu. S.
il MAIL LlNE.-The swift and elegant steamship
UNION, Capt r. Adams, will leave pier Nc T. n K on
SATURDAY, May Il. at o'clock P. NJ precisely For
feisht apply board where all bills of lsdns will DO
signed and for passage
SPOFFORD TILESTON co, No ~ South-st.
The unusual speed with which this ship invariably accom-
pisbes the the comfort and luxurious fare always
be found with her inducements which person travel
ing south should overlook.
The SOUTHERNER will follow on WEDNESO AY, 26th
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II OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonins-
III ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BED-
FORD and TAuNTON-The steamers G. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE of this line, regu.
larry heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North
River first wharf above Battery place, daily, Sundays
cspted at F. D., and Stonng,on at o'clock r NJ
am val of the mail train which leaves Boston a. s.
For freight psase apply st the Office Ne 10 Battery
place or on board the boats
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- SMITH, E'a Surrogate OF the Coany OF kn noe - hereoy
accord 10 all having ems AGAINST JAMES
BROWN, late OF the BFookyn deceased they
exhibit the With vouchers thereof sub>cr
at oce OF Story stree. the
ted, HAY %, 1889. WILLIAM BROWN, Administrator.
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~ of the Mayor Aldermen and Conm.ashu Of GIG
Of New Yoh relative TIE OPENING OF SIXTY SECOND from
Sta sthey 10 the CITY OF New SUBSCRIBERS Ooi
Estimate and Assessmsnt the above entitled mzstes
sppoud OF the Court notice pouane
Of of the Legislature OF tue people Of the
State entitled "An amend entitled an act
particularly the CITY of New forks
April sl3 April 80 1859 that the aR
Of the En- and Assessment OF the IN the
such they the Of the Commits
together with such and hs amount OF ssssssmss9
benefit and also al the andavs esfnatse
other which by
Street Cosmlsson
ohs City and County 81 New Yok Tor the nsp~cuca Of
whomsoeer concern there 70 remain TOT at least nsv asys
before make their the said Sspvsne
Court the place hereinafter mentioned Aud the
Commissioners further notice pursuant TO the reounen o
collection Of Assemsn and Tsxes the City and Cosnty
and Tor other passed MAY II, st pasees
May l64 70 the or owners ocapsnt OF o.capsnt o a
improved lands affected thereby that
tey havs completed aud md that Al
affected thereby and who
posed the requested present their objections wit
- r. r., ~ @ csy9is 81 &c c.3s Nsw S ssl
follows that al that parcel Of land described and
oows; that all that OF SIXTY Second sl
laid by law between the westerly side Of fay and the
sds Eighth and aso all
land bounded
by the westerly line SIDE Of plh
the line Of The Of the bloch between SIXTY second
thru the south by the line Of the bloch
excepting the ell thoss
OF nesecns the said sIiy ssconds And sah
COMMISSIONER, do further syo notice. that the above
entitled will be made tbs Supreme Of
the state Of New Yot alta spec term Of the said Court, 70 10
held tho Cl Han in the City Of New Yo Saturday The ~
day " Nay 1884, at the opening Of the Court that day,
ton vii be made tia, report Nsw Yor
March, lSs henry BEEkMAk,
ra nIx! mSSsof' conHi'''ons's
HsszrE DAvrss Ate rpey. mstaSmg
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COURT.-LEvIs. CHATFiEEl

~ Attorney Geseso The ste o. New fota AGAINST IA. rnks
IDkkI, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY OF THE CANAL BANK
ALBANi-ls order Of the Supreme Court 81
New Yo made the ssth DAY OF Nay 1880 the
dsa the Canal Bsnk OF Albany hereby
the holders of the outstanding rcnns bills Of the
Canal Bsnk and the HOLDING the By
such for the bsce
the dividend Of
Tor the said Receiver At hs Office 10 the CITY
Of Albany within from the date OF tbs notice, do
s ~ be prechde the benefit Of the asd
Of the said bills aad certificates,
all claim OF hoog the and that the sad
fund ~u be disposed Of uader tie direction ~ hsrad Court r the
other Of ~ Canal Bank such
be hereafter For 81
hons the said bids and cehe.tes the Receiver has made
which the viii also be paid presentation -
ne Commercial Bank 10 this city. Albany, jane 1904
js7 lsv2yf ANDREW WAITE Receiver.
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NJEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-

IN YORK ana PHILADELPHIA dr-ct-U. 8 MAIL
and EXPRESS LINEs-Throueh in u houn-New.Jerey
Railroad Jersey City, leaving NewYork at A. NJ foot
of Counlandtst 9 A. NJ and s. p. NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia at ia and A. NJ and y p NJ from foot OF
Wsnutst Fare reduced to 81 for rsclsss and " ~ s
secondclass.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold In the above Inca and through baggage
carried in the A NJ. and a p III. lines from NevVork,
with through ouductors.
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO


Il AT REDUCED RATES--New-York snd San
Francisco Steamship Line-The uew steamship UNITED
STATS, Charles G Berry CSmns1ser' will u, take
DAY, Esd June at P. M connecting at Pa-ams
with the doubls-engne steamship WINFIELD SCOTT,
LOO tuns burden, Xenney Coulsrd, Commander, which
steamer awaits the arrival Of passengers Pasma by the
United States from Newyork and Immediately thereafter
proceeds Sac Francisco direct without stopping at inter
mediate ports
These vessels accommodations and safety NOT
passed BY any this route and experienced
attached to each vessel
Tn. United States has made the voyage between New
York Chagres days and nineteen hours and the
Winfield Scott performed the between New York and
Panama the shortest time record both a. te running
and al time from port to port
Books now open and through tickets for sale
Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS co,
General Agents, No 20 Beaver-ss.
JONES Il JOHNSON,
No. l4 West-st corner OF Liberty-ss
Passengers per United States will isembark along side the
wharf at Aspinwal and take the Panama Railroad, now
nearly TO Gorgona thus avoiding the sk attendant
upon landing In boas Chsges and the river navigation 70
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Y Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st a. tollows
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. NJ for Dunkrk. connecting with
steamboats, for Clevelend Sandusky Toledo and
Mouroe, and railroads to Cincinnati aud Chicago.
Mail TRAIN at s A. NJ. for all stations.
AYTRAINat p. NJ, via pierInonI for Otisvlle
WAY TRAIN at Il P. NJ, via jersey City tor Otsyile.
EGgT EXPRESS TRAIN p. NJ, for Dunkirk cornectine
with steamboat for Detroit direct connecting With
Express Train for Chicago.
EnIGRASr Train at p. NJ via Piermont
CHAS MINOT, superfntsi,dsnt