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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

ITTHE following books viz -Cenevra, the History
Of Portrait, by an American Lady. Hear what the
commenting to readers work, just issued, full
and perfect edition of the popular NOVELETTE, of Genevra
in this country. There passages it that have
been surpassed by any living author 1t published
price of 80 cents.
Continuation of Dickens Pckwick Papers. Pickwick
ton OF l5ozs famous Pothumous papers of the Pckwck
Club and promises to become equally popular The charac
scenes and incidents varied and full of life
The Irish Widow, or The Last of the Ghosts.
The Gold WorshpperS or The Days we Live In, future
historical novel one Of Harpers best publications.
Louise La Vaere, parts the conclusion of the Iron
Mask Dumas last and best work
The Countess Of Rudoadt, Sequel to Consuelo full of
chaste and beautiful imagery
. Mary How owl last new work The Heir of Vast Way
Graham Youth and Manhood, a romance by J. L.
Mcconnell. Those who know anything of the authors
einatng style of composition will be anxious to possess
Talbot and Vernon, by J. L. Mcconnell 1t is an excel
lent work interviewer with deep and thrilling interest
The (ilenns, family history, by J. L. Mcconnell The
author has read the human heart great variety of pha
ses and describes with the pen of a master.
Caroline of Brunswick, Sd part
Lord and Lady Harcourt, or Country Hospitaltes full
1851 The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs Sandboys, their
son and daughter who up to London to enjoy them
ALSO,
Spanish without MASTER French do. do; Latin do do
German do do Italian do do Is cents apiece, all five
Etiquette for Ladies; Do. for Gentlemen Knowsons
Farrer; Do. Cow Doctor.
The nvaide the Pictures of the French Revolution
Romance.
The Fair Isabel the Fanatics Cevennes tale of
the Huguenot War, deeply interesting work
Just received from the publishers, Pastors Plea for
Evangelical Catholic Truth, sermons, delivered by
the Rev. W Cairns A. NJ formerly Pastor of this place.
ALSO-The Velvet Cushions, and the plantations of the
Common Prayer.
July 4th, 1851 43-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

Rich MnK.-An exchange says it does not wish
to insnuate that the milk man stops too the
river butt does look suspicious when his is found
fishing for minnows in the milk pals.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

LOLA NIoNTz is going to dance, and JENNY LIND
and Miss CATHARINE HAYES, to sing in New York
during the coming winter It's also said that We
ry large proportion of the other leading prma DOM
moS and danscuses of Europe are coming to astonsh
the natives with singing and salation, elevating
their legs and their voices higher than has yet been
done within the recollection of the grandfather of
the Oldest nhabitant. Perhaps they'll rake in few
of the dimcs-LoLA especially. 1t is said that the
celebrated singers -CRIsI and BoN-(pronounced
GREASY and ALL-BoNY)-are certain to come. We
60 for GREASY, Fat people always good naturcd.
An old liquor drinker, who had been patronizing
one drinking house for the last eight years. gave this
as bis reason for joining the Sons in the presence of
several persons. There said he pointing to the
saloon, lis drinking establishment that have
been irving to drink out for these eight years and
finding it impossible. have concluded to withdraw
from thc field and try Lake Michigan
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

ia New Livery StabIes.-FIre-ProOf.
GA%A HAVING completed my Livery Stables, am
N.now ready to receive Horses ut livery, by the day.
week, month.
My Stables situated the Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the Courthouse and very convent
to the business part the They
and covered with tin which makes them entirely
They large commOdous and well constructed and in
respect comfortable and convenient any Stables
the United States
also have or the accommodation of Drovers large and
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient to hold hundred horses and shelter them we'll
and comfortably.
HoRsE CARRIAGES and BUGGIEs kept constantly hire
My IIosers cannot be surpassed in any country,
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction those
who favor with their custom.
feel grateful to friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore and hope continuance their
custom III. r. NIXON
wilmington, N Co. June q. 1851 lift
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

STRONG WRITING.-The Minnesota Pioneer gives
US specimen of this kind of writing. After des-
cribing mischievous trick of internal scoun-
drel,' who had poured yitrio upon horse the edi-
tor saws he deserves to have red hot lava poured
into his ears and to have his eyes pouticed with lu-
mar causticn Whew
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

Narcso Lopez, who has lost his life ANONYMOUSLY
at Havana, was born of wealthy parents in Venezuela,
in 1899. He the only of his parents that
grew TO manhood, though he had number OF sisters.
His father had commercial house in Caracas, branch
of which at Valencia, in the interior, placed I'M
der the charge of Narciso at an early age. During the
troubles of 1914, young Lopez sided with the popular
party, but afterwards enlisted IN the Spanish army,
when fortune turned in its favor, and at the end of the
civil war he made Colonel when only twenty
three years of age.
After the Spanish army evacuated Venezuela, Lopez
went TO Cuba, where he remained and established him.
self in life, making himself conspicuous by his
advocacy of liberal principles During the first Car
list troubles he CHANGED 10 be in Madrid private
business. Having joined the royalist party he was
made aid e-camp to the commandment chief, General
Valdez, and received several military decorations He
was honored with several important Offices by the
Queen, and finally made Governor of Madrid
Afterwards Senator from Seville he is said to have
made the condition of Cuba his especial study and the
expulsion of the Cuban deputies from the Cortes in
duced him 10 gn his Offices and return TO the Island
There he held several posts under the Captain General
Valdez. Finally he undertook the working of an
abandoned Copper mine in the Central Department,
where he is said to have employed his time in lnstll-
ling liberal principles into the minds of the popuace
In 1919, when he thought every thing ripe for
revolution, he to the United States and got up
the immature and worse than useless attempt at in
vasion, known the Round Island Expedition. In
h"y, 1coU, the INVASION anu sudden eFdCud-
ton of Cardenas took place. In August, 1851, he
again landed in Cuba at Bahia Honda. His followers
speedily destroyed captured and he himself, a
fugitive among the mountains, taken the 29th
of August On the lst of September 1851, he suffer
ed the ignominious death of the Garotte, at Havana
These the principal events of life remarkable for
its inconsistencies. Lopez's integrity patriot has
been often questioned, but disposed to dis
cuss it now. He is said to have died bravely, and we
are willing to refer his rather to his head than
his
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

One of the argumentalve hair sptters called lately
on the clergyman of the Floating Chapel and asked
him seriously. whether his church to be consider
ed high or low church, The answer he received
from his reverence was, &c 1t depends entirely on the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

A TALL HoRsE,-The Alexandra tVa.) Gazette OF
the Sn, says: (" A three story horse offered fol-
sale in our Streets on Wednesday afternoon. He
high that of our citizens who wanted to purchase
had to use ladder to get his back. and the same
had TO be brought to enable him to dismount. The
horse universally considered the tallesi of his
kind ever seen here"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

E3E" The Schooner Sea Gull has arrived at Savan-
nah with one day later from Cuba. There is moth
ing new. Some additional details are given but
our readers arc. we presume, sick of hearing any
OF subject from which all the real interest de-
parted upon the certainty of LorEz.s capture, and
the total failure of the expedition. Everything cor
roharaes the statements already made regarding the
apathy and contemplate cowardice of the Creoles,
The men who accompanied LOPEZ totally de-
coived. We sincerely regret their fate and abhor
the atrocities Of which they have been made the VIC
tins; but as regards the Cuhans, would not lift
finger in their defence, foot for their
dclivcrance, let their chains gall ever so much
Whatever may happen to them they deserve it If
the Spanards were to make them not merely politi-
cal but personal slaves, it would serve them only
right for their baseness. five given to swear
ing, we would anathematizc them considerably. AS
it is, any who has conscientious scruples up
on the subject, can curse them just much as he
rlcases without hurting our feelings. = Patriots,
l. Noble CubanSt bah
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

Mr. Jenkins said mine host of the swan, " as
YOU always come in late have you any objections to
this gentleman occupyiny your bed until the stage
goes out y
Not the least, will be infinitely obliged to you
if YOU put him there so that the bed bugs have
their supper before I come
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19
When II am Old.

When l am old-and, oh how soon,
Will life's sweet morning yield to noon,
And moons broad, fervid, earnest light
Be shrouded in the solemn night,
Till like s. story well-nigh told
Win seem my life when l am old.
When l am old this breezy earth
Will lose for me its voice of mirth;
The streams will have an under-tOne
Of sadness, not by right their own,
And springs sweet pow'r in vain unfold
It's rosy charms when l am old.
When I am old my friends win be
Old and infirm and bowed like me;
Or, else, their bodies meath the sod,
Their spirits dwelling safe with God;
The old church bell will then have tolled
Above their rest, when am old
When am old I'd rather bend
Thus sadly DER each buried friend,
Than see them lose the earnest truth
That marks the friendship of our youth;
Twill be so sad to have them cold,
Or strange to me, when l am old.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19
Ras~The Ohio State Journal says:

THE COMPROMISE IN OHIo-The maintenance of
the compromise it stands, is hereafter the watch
word of the democratic party in Ohio. The success
of that party in this State this fall, give their
dorsement to this measure. Even should they sue
coed only by plurality vote, it gives to every item
of their creed the prestige of success. They know,
and will not deny, that the maintenance of the COM
promise, it stands, is of their favorte meas
ures, while they will assert after the election as
they now assert before, that that is not wing meas
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19
New Livery stables.-FIre-P

(1OFFEE and sugar.-20 bags Laguyra Coffee: 20 bbls
~ Sugar. For sale cheap, by M. McINNIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS,

THEY HAVE COME!
A Splendid assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
"A made expressly to my order for this market, among
which will be found article, Prince DeJonve,' y
Lama Sack, Black, Prown Green Blue Drab, &c &c. &c
Sack Dress and Frock Coats Black Brown Green, Drab
Cashmerett Sack and Froek Coats; Mohar Lustre Apac
ca Sack and Froc Coats Puritan Coating, Linen, Lustre
and Brown Linen. Sack Coats, Pants &C. &c &C. varie
ty of Silk Marsees Vests Sc &C.. just to suit the season.
prices rey toc at the Old Stand" Remember per Ct
off for Cash ON all sums Of s. and upwards.
CHAS. BARR,
Wilmington N. G May %. 1851 Merchant TAILOR.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

NOLD BAR or Granddad's Twist. The above is the
NJ brand of rery superior Tobacco which we have lust
received a large lot of, and for sale by
August Y. 1851 WILKINSON & ESLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

u L htDh4NtI VI an "'"'' VI III"
Surrogate of the COUNT oil New-fork, f,oce hereby
gt,en To AN persons having claims against SAMUEL ..
WANDELL, late Of the cs OF York Contractor, dc
ceased present the with vouchers thereof TO the
sast IN the city of York, before the Ffteenth
dag Of October nett-Datc1 Neg>YoTk, tie rwehy-hTss
day of March, 1851
,,.,,nsns., LEWIS + ao EMehEE Administrator.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Il NETWORK ~ ALBANY and TROY On SAIuH-
DAY DC, the Trans viii commence running as flle"s
Leave Nes-York gong North, from the ofice near
Chambers - At VI fOr PeessSl.l and way stations
A: NJ lIr Albany and Troy stopping q; PeeSskl. earn
son's. Cold Spring, FishkliL New Hsmoar-h Ponga-
keepsie, Hgds Park. Rhlnebecs. rvo. O4sh. Hnls 'n
Coxsackle and Castctop. Al 10 A VI for PcesSkIu and
way stations At III NJ fr Albany and Troy. stopping
a; Yonksrs peesskil FshSi Papghk.epsie, RtineDecs
TlvoI, Oaki..e ldson and Stuyy.saGi A, NJ. for
PourhkeerSe fresh, and gers topns 4: ali way
places A. p VI for Poushk ,tnpyng It ne
stations At :. p VI tor Albany a1d rrog. stopping a:
Peesssil Cole Sp'ins, Polghheepse. HYDE Pax, Rhine
beck. Ilyol Oakh, Hudson. C0SsacAi ana c stieton
Al :. u "a Pee - II stopD NJ p; way stations.
Leave Hudson flr Albany at y VI stopping al way
places ~,
stopping q. Caeion Stuyvesant CorsacAie Hudson OAK
hl IvuI. hhnehc~z Il, de- PARK. PorghksepSte New
Hsmnush. = Skill Cold Sc ng aud PesksAi.l At le AM
for Nev forA, Stopping AZ Co1sac.ie Hudson OsAnn
1Ivo khIt~tfcs. Pnu ghseepSie FlsAkiI and ft-ksAI
Al 3. PM. for New Ok stopping a. Oa-tIetlE >inyNt-
SAINT hudson, Cashil. Tiyol. Rhinetecs, Ryde PAS;
PouGhA p>se, New Hamburger, FsAAII Cofd Sphs anu
Peskskll
BThese Trans VIII leave Troy y minutes previous
20 the above stated hours
Leave Alhany for Hudson s. NJ stopping a. The way
places
Leave Poughseepsie for New-York AZ g. AN stopping
the stations A. AN. stopping IT way stations
Leave Peeksklll for New-Nork at 8. VI stopping a.
way stations. At PM stopping az way stations AZ =
p NJ stopping al way stations
Passengers Will procure Tickets before entering the Cars
OF
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ORPHANS COURT of the COUNTY

" of MIDDLESEX, Of Tuesday. the rth dag # June.
IN the Term of June ID 1851. On Application tor DIS
trhion of surplus ARISING sale OF land Of Henry H.
Freeman, deceased. oder 60 show cause. ALEAAN-
DER FREEMAN and MARY JANE WRIGHT having
filed their petition setting forth that they are the heirs AZ
law of he sand Henry n Freeman. deceased and entitled
the sand surplus and oCdeT If TINS Cor. Tor
the distribution them of the sad surplus according TO
the statuteIt ordered that all persons claiming 20 be
entitled to any Of the said surplus. heirs Al law OF
the SAID Henry Freeman late Of the ciy of New Bruins
wick New Jersey deceased (colored man, show cause
on Tuesday the Dist day of October next, In the next
October Term of this Court WHY the said surplus shoald
no, be pad the SAID petitioners according 10 the prayer
eft the SAID petition aud that notice thereof he published
for four weeks once IN each week preceding said time,
m one OF the papers of tins cy aud also newspaper
the city of New York September 10, l8ol ~
go law4wS ADhlNtsihttoh
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IT 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

TT :. NAIL STEAMSHIP CDNPA-
u sNY For NEw-ORLEANS direct. wa HAVANA.
FREIGHT and FARE REDUCED. On SATURDAY,
Ocioter H. AZ O'Clock. PM.-rne splendid S'samsap
EMPIRE CITY LET burien.J J. Tanner. Co manfeF
~ill sal IN SATURDAY October H. AZ precisely oclos,
p NJ nom her per the loo, Of Nlrr.n s., v X sl,h
the Cover mel: Malls Grec, tcr HAVANA ana NV
ORLEANS
FREIGHT n NEW-ORLEANS a. reduced rates
Specie only taken freight 20 vana W hs o. lad ne
vii he slgned after the ste amer has salsG.
NB-Shipr.Es IRE requested 20 supply ihenseves Niin
the Crgsngs Bills Z Iadns, which NAV % had IN 40
rhcatOn AZ The Office No other form val - signed
For freight passsgs appy a. he once THE Company,
No. III veEt-st.. corner Of Warren. .
"a ION 81 % hohEhtS
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SUPREME COuRT.-City and County

SUPREME COURT.-City and County
~ of New York.-ASA HOLDEN. agaost N NATHAN
TEL K POST Summons IL Mortgage Cases To Nath-
anie Post Sur, You hereby summoned and required
the complaint IN ths action, which Will NJ Med IN
the office II Clerk Of SAID Court IN the City OF New-fo<A
and serve a copy Of answer rue AT my ONCE, No IL
MaSt said City within w cnty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the DAY oi such service and u you
fail 10 answer the complaint aforesaid the plaintiff will
appy 10 the Court for the relief demanded IN the COM
plant Dated New York. sept. Is, 1881.
CLINTON HAklNG, Plaintiffs Attorney
M ia,V6yyS ats
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SUPREME COURT of the CIV and

~ W. " Ut '
OCounty Of New YORK William H. scsvraser and JOAN
ScUnSer against Peter { Kessn-Sumnoon. FOR a money
demand on contract. To PE1ERC KEvAN You are
hereby summoaed and required 70 the conIan, IN
this which will be sled IN toe Office Of CsTs Of
the CITY and County Of Nes Y0-k the CITY Hail N s.5
CITY, and copy ~ your answer 10 sid amt
on the subscriber al M o1ce No IL Waisi City Il New
Work within twenty DAYS after the Of las sum
mons you exclusive o the day Of such service and
fail 81 the said cnupaia, within the time Sfore-
sald the plaintiffs tins acoR Nlh take Judgment against
yOn far the of Nine 'ndred AMI rAntywp Dollars
and Twenty ~ih interest," from The 2Sh Gay Of
Aueus, ihousac eigh, tunTed and 6ty bssiss the
costs Of ihis action. Dated September 5fh. 1851
GEO TAYLOR. Plaintiffs A-orgsv.
30 awSNS No "a Nall.s'.
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TPILEPSY CURABLE.-Th Thousands

EPILEPSY Durable. - Thousands
4 and thousands cured in Europe DR. y. MEYER,
re-entiy the Of Berlin, (frussia respectfully
fo,as the public VI New-fork and VICINITY, and principally
afflicted that he Of the late discovered
remedy for the certain and unaiable cure of E-
leptic FITS pronounced by all ply ncuble have
cured thousands Of Europe. aud certificates,
tesgned by from there the fact
l seen n, my office Nv not long and tedious
NJ compound and treatment different from any vet
known by others Persons afflicted with that disease should
coll and consult possible 10 get entirely cured
O lice hours from 20 10 A. NJ and from to & y. NJ.
Dr.. T. MEN Err, No 4 Allen-st
Persons who prose that they poor gratis
lmTu1h&St
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

4 PANY-OnE Through Line for CALIFORNIA aud
OREGON Via HAVANA and CHAGRES Fare Re
euc.d. on SATURDAY. Oct H. Al O'clock p VI
The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY. ll.rW turs
burden) Tanner. Commander. viii sat on SATURDAY,
Oct H. precisely a: o'clock from her pier al N. foot
II Warren Ssrth River with the Government Mails,
Tor CHAGRES
Chagres passengers ransf, rred Havana the splendid
double. engine ste AmshIO ALCON.
Passengers leaving IN he EMPIRE CITY willconncct
with the L 8 Mail steamship OREGON. % SAL llnmsd-
ately the arrival IF the passengers and mails. No de-
;enrion az Panama.
For passage apply al 'he Office No 81 Souh-s No
IL West. 81. corner Narren-st. lt.l
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
h splendid steamship MARION, Cagtain NJ. Berry
will leave pier No North RIVER ON SATURDAY, Oct J.
al 4 o'clock = NJ Bills OF ladng signed on board. For
freight apply the ship and for Al The counting
Room of SPOFFORD. TILESION CO
al No 48 South 81.
~ The steamer SOUTHERNER having mad her shaft
replaced Is now complete order, and VIII follow the
Marion her regular day; say SATURDAY. October IL
"a
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM


Il PANY-Only Through Line for SAN FRANCISCO,
VIA CHAGRES direct fare reduced-oa MONDAY, Oct.
l3.at3 M-The snendld ouhe-engne steamship OHIO,
5000 burden. j. Emday ScheHck. commanded vii
saul on MONDAY October 10, AZ Oclock VI preciseiY
from her r-er at the foot of Warren North River with
the Mails. direct for Chasres. connecting
with the avoriie l. :. Mail steamship OREGON. "a sail
without delay san Francisco, arrival 81 the pas
seugeTS and mails at Panama. 49,
For passage freight. apply at the Office. Nos and -
South-st. at III WeSt-st. corner WaTrcnst oil I'll
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COURT.-In the matter of

~ the Application % the Mayor. Aldermen. md Conn
monslfy OF ,he C,'y OF New NoN relative - the OPEN
ING or sINTY -fIRSIS rRkET from III av - jtA-ay..
IN The XINth Ward Of SAID cts Notice hex-by gwen,
that the costs charges and expenses incurred D. Of
the proceedings the above emitted msiter. vii be
taxed by the Hon John W Ednonds OF the lstees
of ,hs Supreme Court Tor case OF hrs absence before
one If the other Justices Of the sad Court al the peme
Court Chambers. IN the Cty Hall Of the City Il New
York on URSDAY the sth day Of October 4 d. 1851.
az 10 o'clock IN the fo~enoNn
JOHN FOWLER. Jr,)
DAVID SEAMAN, Conan oDers
GEORGE BOYD,
Dated New-YoTk September 10, 1851. SO 'Ocis
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

N F,N- Okh SLfREAE tDDR -
: Abel Z Packard against John c. Engen SUNNI ns
for Money Demand on COntract-To JOHN G. ENGEN.
Sr You are hereby summoned 10 answer the com.
plant m this acton Of which copy is herewith served
UPON you, and serve copy Of YOUR answer on me- az
Office No IS BeesmaE-st, IN the city Of New YORK
wthIa twenty days after the hereof exclusive Of
tie DAY 81 such service and If YOU fi - answer tue com
plant aforesaid tie plaintiff VII take Judgment for the
of eight hundred and serenity dollars ana se.ety
cents with interest from the tweutvseyenih DAY o.
one thousand eight hundred and hityone. On SUI 10
from Apr ~ 1851 S2l7 e. aud from ug ~ 1911 On
SD - besides the costs OF this action ne
IN this acton above referred 20 tG "a the once OF ,e
C'ers Of The Ciy and County Of NewYork, n the Cry
Hail. Il I'D cily ntAe l7th day Of September 1871
A Igust q, 1851. - - -. . ..,-. ,,,o,nev
s9n iavfwS no . BeekMai-si., Nc"-lOiA C'E.
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V,NE SUPREME COURT of the State

I'ltE StfhfMt Il tOUhi vi tne STATE
Il II New-York ALIENS CELESTlN BALLOON
and LOUIE AUGUSrl\ BAll.LON against HENRI
STRAUSS and SIMON STRAUSS You are HEREBY re-
Quirsd 20 the complaint IN this action and serve
COPY your 1t the City Of New YORK. within
days after the service al this summons exc uve Of
the day and also notified that You fal
the compliant the plaintiffs Will then and there
take judgment for Thousand sne hundred and eighty
nine dollars with interest from the thlrteth day OF
June ID 1851 besides costs. The complaint Will 10 thus
day ed IN the of the Clerk Of the City and County
New YoIk-New- YORK. August y. 1851.
ALBERT MATHEWS.
plaintiffs Attorney. No. 81 Wall-s,., MY.
To the defendants Henu Strauss and Simon Strauss.
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