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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
9(01Qnie SIa6ri6f.

Da Mtarp SeitIert pom Stdbthen
gmauS, 9rba Gauntp, permiitsIff elmer fret
miQissn uebHfbrsibun9, cotirt ben 20fen
Sanuar 1851, ou' ibr @iesntbum, icwcbl
Iissences aIs perioni6es uno permiibtes, an
rsn tlntsrSsibuetsn iibsrtrassn bat, uno jmar
Sum Ssftsn Der Grretoren Der bsfa9tcn
Marp 8citIsr, Obue Shdlitt. 70 Weroen
biermit Qus. peIbe nod ouf ir9eno cine
4rt an beio9ts MarD 8sitIsr fbnIoi9 fuo,
aufsefcrotrt in 6 lBOdsn obSubeSobIen-
uno SOIhe Die nod redtndsiss SOtorun9en
an befaete Marp SsitIer babcn, rperoen eben
falS aufasfcrbert, ibre 8sbnunseu inner
baIb 6 @c6en wUbIbsildtist siuSubdnet'
gen. an
Martin &emmerer, aff9nte.
Saauar 23. + nq6rr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Grnfltcbe S1Qbri6t

mirc biereurtt allen SCIbeu ertbeiIt Die enCb
fhulria ino an ole friiber beifoncene Sirma
ucn y Biobin9unoSa 9 a DIM ran, in Gmaus,
9eha @auntp. cis ild am 2liten Scbruar
1850 auf9sI6lt Bat eoB lie auf9cfcreert ilne
innrrbalb ) 9RDbeu am StCbr pou q 10
oiuqunc DIT anSurufen uno abSufetteIn.
inoem iie nun AIIc5 in Gittisfeit 9ebratt
Su baben winIten.
SiSbime uno SGtbman.
!" Die Stobr9efddfte weroen am al
ten Stanee ourh Die lluteBcihncteu fortbe.
trisben. melbe fur eenUfene &uncfdaft ban
fen unc curd CUTE 8ecienuns auf cine Sort
bauer eerfelben bpffen.
SSiSSiue unc Stt.
Sanuar 80. H3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Sabr9an9 SS.
2Qufen0e "a A6.
.G@ Sefentltcbe Senbu.

Scnudfta9S ben 13tsn Ssbruar. INN 10y
tlbr Srrmitta9s, fOuen am Sauie bes ger.
ffOtbsrca DanisI Gbsrbarb, in gaIg
burg &alinfbip eeta @auntp, 6ffentIi@
estfauft perbsn:
Cine &ub s SOnnrn SimOf1p Seu, Saa.
men i'm 9runo nit SuOb. ungsdbr 500
@arbeu BeIfdfornIaub, cine Auantitdt
Ian9e5 Srpb. lin9efdbr 500 pfunb S6wei.
neflcifb, 2uOufduti9e Sstt S6mieb9efhirrs
cine Auantitit eatwer9e, Gruncbeeren bsinT
Sufhd, cine auantitdt 0ebroIbener RcsS
gen, 8etter uro 8ettta6ei. Slide, StubIe,
2 fupferne GeIleI, eiierus &elTet, 9Bourao,
SdiIer unp Stdnbtr, 81 uno RubenIdrauFs
Drobr Gifien, gEeden9Cltirr. Seibfetten,
uno pieIe fOnti9e Saus uno 8auan9srdtbss
Su Hmtdnolib Su meIeen.
Gie 8eein9un9en am Serfaufsta9s unsS
Qufwmtun9 pCn ..
SGnirI G6crbarc,
Sobn Stibriebt,
Qpmtniliratpten..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
MlDllteilIz Oaannfaftur
IN g q It ptt.
Samuel 9lDamS

Modt Nsuusrn uno anSsrn erssbenff Be-
FAINT, paB er Die MubItsin- -Meanufaftur,
bi5bsr bstrieben Don patrif MeIIoH, i,ber'
rommsu BAT SiefsIbe bsfinoet iicb
Ju Der Sue.9SpmfrctsS Strabc, bcinabe gee
GcuiibPr SriIis' SSaibinetpn !S0tcL
@r 1T bfrctt, fsrti9e Surriieine, Seutstti.
der. 0eiifhrauten, Stud CPlaster of Paris),
Bu Iirisrn, alIe5 warrantirt Don Der beien
SuaItit Su feiu uno an brab9efsstsn preis
fen. BeHcIun9sn fur Steine, SeutsItiibsr,
ceer ir9sno strpaS in fetnsm SADIE, tperben
ranEbar on9enOnmen uno ptnftIib bsferst.
GafCn, See. 10, 1850. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Socb Scbiefer
Ill perf0ufell.


Scr llntcrbeihnete ma6t Dem QubIifum
bitrmit befanut oas sr in @aftin9ton
8ounfhip. estba @Ountp, perf6iecene Stie'
ferbrute sr6ffnet Bat aIlwo nun SdiCfer
Don Ger atlebeften SuaIitdt uno Don ieoer
brliebisen 9r0se Sum Defen pom @Cbdueen
usrfsrti9t unp sum Ssrfauf onsebotcn wer.
oen.
perfpnen in 9eba. Buds, Nortbamptcn
uue 9erfs Counties vstde con Dem ebi9eu
Urtifel erbrauhen woIIsn. weroen Die
S6isfer 9eIiefert an Den annebmbarften Se:
pin9un9en unb wobIfsiler 9eoe6t ols Gin
Stiuoetoob. gSsr Gin Sdisferbah baben
nil, miro cs III ieinem SCrtbeiI fintrn bel
Dem untsrfhriebcnen anburufen deer einen
8lif an i'm bu fhiden. ebe man fcnfwo
fauft. Que SefeIIun9en ourb ole pOit.
ODER auf oupere Wsife. wsrosn prompt be-
fOr9t - Ncerr1e:
George Guitarb,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
~ Ngentf0aft fir
SpmntD &anb unO SoiOatcns
9luIOriid)e.

pa Ger untsrE6riebrns cine 9endae BE-
fannti6aft BAT nit ben Sormen uno 5eug'
niBen wsIbe nOtbwsnpi9 iiuc sur @rIan9un9
Don SuuntpIono, grtratsSabIuns, rufffdn'
ri9e SsSobtun9 un6 anesrr BsrWiIli9un9en,
neIbe fiui9 fsin m6aen an Die SffIJiere une
SOloatsn oes merifanif6m ;arie9ss, bts
Rris9eS pen 1912 uno Ger pcrfbieeensn SHs
oianerfriese felt 1890; uno incsm er eben'
faus cine ausaeoebnte GenntniB Don Der eas
ee unb 0ualitdt Der weiiIibrn edneereisn
Beliet 70 bietrt or bisr6ur6 feline Sisnfs
dlen Sol6sn an, bic Qnfpthd,s mis oorbes
Iast babsn unc 9uteS uno pCrtbeiGbaft aetss
aenes eano Su erbaIten ntinfben.
Samusl q. Sribaes.
Quentaun, Rcp. IA, 1850. nabx
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Giates @aus ,uno 4plslanb'

Su peftailfeiI.'
Srsita95 ben l4tsn Sebruar. I'm 10 ti6s
8orrnitta93, fcu am ndnlIiben Srt 6fsns.
lid Uerfauft werben: -.
$50. 1, Gin Gtrib flares 2anb,
vcn un9efibr IL Qder. 9elcsen in Sbrmit.
Foro Saunfbip. eedo @auntp; 9ren5ene an
eano pcu @eoroe Soubsrt. Srnrp Stein.
fmitb, eepi5 gierius uno 2tneern; uno 60
bsftnofn itsb CUTE SenieE oarum unc 1T In
Der tsften Sronun9.
9iO.> 2, Gin Staf Sol;(anOf
8sa geIe9eh auf Dem 9edJa 8ag. tn
ssss SoISbur9 Eaunfbtp; 9rsn3sno aT
- eon6 pon @barIes 8eeer, Sterben
SUOI uno Qnoern; entbaItsnb etrpa 3 Qder.
8ecn9un9en uno Qufwartuna
Son ben gr6en.
Sanuar 30. nq3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13

$3405 90
gBir bic lIntsrIhrictrntn, Nurirrs non echa Gauns
NJ, ourbiaben bic Rcdbnuu9 pcu 6. g. Buih Shas:
mtifter Der armen=Drttcren res bsla9tn Gauni, pom
1. San. 1850 bis 1. San. 1851, uno fdnosn eiefdbs
rbti9 iuis chen ouar9eben uno cine Vian5 ron Drst
hnoert uno gut Sbaltr uno abtuneabt3i9 Gents IN
hen 6dnben be6 SdlaeRsitete.
Sohn S. Clifton,
@eorse BIaue,
2tueitcrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
@att6auS> Ginfpei6una.

/ nv
Guf Die oem0bnIi6e @eife ale Elm @aIfbdnS
oeer 9aus esr 8ebsFberSung eHiggwritys
merosn!-
I'm rtsfem Sage fou aud Der @eburtstds
bes 8atsrS feinss 8aterIances, Sen. @eorse
Dafbin9ton, auf cine seSiemsnpe Bsife se,
feiert weresn. Die QnOranungen fur Ga-
none, Wufif, &rinffprIhe, II. (. no. finb
fbiGii6sn @Ommittssn an9swiefen. Cine
Dem Sired cntipre6enos Isoe rpirb bpr@
S. 9. &eefe, @fq., BON aasntaun sebaI-
ten wTeen.
Ses absnos mir6 Elm &ans ffattfitiSruj
nOrau 2tus, Sung uno Qlt, ernifIib einse-
Iaeen iino. Infbeil 5u nebmen.
Sur quite Speifen uno 9etginFe mh6 Der
@ntb eli ienem Sage 16lIi9 binrei6en6
9efcrat baben.
Capt ysoger's rUIsntopn Senti-
bIea" finb cbrnfals ein9eIacen beiSuwobnen,
uno sS miro ernlt!idb erwortst oa6 lie sesen.
w6rti9 fein msrorn. f
Marpu 9utB.
Sanuor so. nq4ns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
9(rs,,e,, : sHcci,i,,l,ne,.

Die Rednuns Don Charles 9. 8uf d.
tGtasmeiiier Der DirsftOren oss seda
t@onutp armenbaufss, pom liten Sanuar
1850 bis bum Iifsn Sanuar 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
9annOper.

dusasbsn ron Srecrs 2 40
8SSrosruna rru Scicpb Scmtsr9
natb Dem NrmtubauS 60
Cara fir Srauits Outer uno SG
ar6bniffeittn so
dn6rcp Sthie nah eem armCubnus 90
8IerSbuiRtritin fir cinsn in Der ess
dDa Srtruuttnrn Sremotn 7 90.
Gapud Srn nab otm GrmCnhaus l 60
9etSltj9nua etc. oCs @ni. oaltsmau
i'm 93tcdlsp !ocipitol pbtloodpbla 10 90
Gtrp. 9Rebinirn nab Gem armcnbaus 90
Beardbuiefrltcu fur Srbn 8cas 7 O6
BefSfiaune etc. prn 3. .. Stuber
i'm egeaucn armcnbaus %
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Die Ne6nun9 BON Sbomas 8ault
Slnficber ocs
2e6a gauntp 2lrmenbaufes.
Hiuuoh hueu
Giuuabmen.

San. l. lS50.-eGetiShrilt Rcdnun9S6itanj. $SS %
@nnpfnnain non pittr 94tnntr, StroBtnartctt 81
6tnrr Shore. fir II guftbd 8Ilcoamcn, 90
SRilIiOm ATcre. ptt Slicaamiu 90
2tntbcur Gcttitball, l gaar pcfu uno Rrift 90
gDiau Drrr. fiji Cin Sbapt 90
CSrim uno Rtltn9,r, $50 Bufhd baftr, 52 90
&cn 3 ptrlhitotntn Qtricntn, fir oaftr, 8 02
Sarmcu Grrua, fir Soa GruEorteit 81
2. .. Smitb. 6citeu elmer lntIritUeuu9scrser 40
Grnror Gem. IA 8uIbd 6tabeaamcn,, q 90
Schn 6tlo, fir Gin Ralb, 90
&en ptrthlcotncn Qtrcntr, fir llufh(iit, AZ
Grim uno 8Suin9tr, fir SOS 4fr. lInihlit, 45 Al
%. 242 Qfc. Ghmol,, 10 IS
-. 6S pfo. wrFt eunpcu 3 20
Do ll7" pGrmithts 10. 2 81
8cn pcrlbieNsncn 9GrIcnen. fir SOlf, 37&
@rn SIC. g. fonotr. fir 6ciftn uno lsins
Tamitit I'M ArmcnbauS III trholtin 90
9Iitrlos SNint. fir 3 eaouu9sn ,pCu
nath btr StGet 81 fahrtn, 90
9,tttr 9utrui], fir pautt, 81 "a
L. uno =. Souit 90 Al 81
ScItpb GiccN, 70 10 81
Scfph lnoumct, fir SroFcnortCit 43
@si NrnCn 9tfrmrCn, 80
8tnefiifh pirtauit, 20
Sir Yfretflttsr, 233
--
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
gtatil1iIcbe ltcbcrfitbt

ess SinanS 3uifonoes pUn esda Gauntp,
am | fen Sanuar 1850.
Gimuabmcu.
G5arlsr 8slauf pen anislbtn, lptltbe am
l, Sanuar 1850 uu63abt HitGtn, $l0,952 so
9dauf ron InlSitsn. 9cmobt pabrEno
om Sabr 1850, 1900 90
Sl3.sS2 so
stnS9aben. ....
gttaaf prn anlsibcu bt,attt in 1850. 5000 so
9sauf pcn Sartn, ersst in 1880.
wdht unbcjabIt fiuo, 5.525 62
8Ian; in Der StGetammrr, 2,60l 81
Gouhp'Dtiirit, 4,s4s n
$l3.SS2 so
-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
gpHSi;bHus BON Crcere sur tin. y"
terffiBune ppn Mrmem.

9rts5tsbtItl9 BON Crcer6 sur Hts
terffiikune Upn Slrmen.
Staet 1uentaun.
Sclt uup arSths Ssboneluns pcn
Gnma eepirs (stnS Qrmc) Q 70
m. Stbul, uotb otm IrnHnbaus iu
nebnst 5O
Gars fir .osnrp ShcRcr uno SsfSr'
ceruna nah rem Gcttcsodtr 90
8sfSrpNun9 pcn 5 armcn nab Dem
Grmrubaus 5O
Cara fdr einsn in Der eeha 9chInbs:
usnaiuoes;ecihnam %
Denls6rn nab Dem 4rmtnbaus 5u
neDmtrf oO
lin.srbalt uno drjGbs Stbaueluna
pcn lRm. eeinbOh, IN gR. @hunf 27 40
SrieoSnsriehtsrtcin fdr Dtnfltn 2 "a
ausaebrn pen SrcCrs 3ur lInrrtds
eun9 pcn emma eCpers 20
@rrcr9un9 pcn Shrmas Srotp 70
8tfSroruu9 pen SRm. etlntatb
nab eem armcnbaus l OO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
gn Ginnnbmcn.

8douf smpfan9eu ucn ScIbua Sanit, frdbrer Gauutp:
Sdoemctsr, fdai9 nab benz 8eritbt bsr auoitcrtn:
Sn 9anstarGn Scnos, 5000 81
Sn un9Gn9tarCn SENDS, 23 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
1882 so
SCbaSfamincr ScriGbt.

Die &ednuns pOn @barIes 8. Martin,
@fq. S6aemeiifer pen ee6a @auntp. fur
cas Sabr be9nneno am |. Sanuar 1850
3 ane enei9eno am 81. December 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
glcrtbamptCn Saun1bip.

Ystciiigine tts ron Sotlnth StStmou 5 90
Cara fit Goipar Simrn. ir. 3 90
2 Dos. S)luslu uno YefSroerun9 eEr
eSiShs natb Dem armenbous l 10
9ttlGioun9 Der etiht OO
9stSiiiaun9 Ctt. pen sRaria SroSn: 80
bcracr UO
8stSlti9un9 pcn btnm @artts' Sin:
bern in Naauh Gbunt II 30
ilntsritieuns non 8tharo Wlrrrt's
SamiIIs . w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13

Tfsroe, l6 8dbe, 8 Stbfu, 9uG, 4 9'inoer. d
Rdter 80 SCbof, 81 Shpsine, 2 0Gdacn, Dear;
Bern. Sd,littsn 2 Ga9en, Yfldse, q Stbitbtarrtn
Grsfhnla[hine, 2 gpnemAblsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
SeDingnmgem.

Subferiptiou-Gin GbaIer bes Sabrs.
8eFanntmaebHusen rpsrOsn sa ben tiuisFen
prskn sinsaddt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
RIVER RAILROAD


nesIsts sses,. ty IaalrcsS and Steamboat
Three Daiis L.ss, saes - T[,cu1s - .oE-:-
On MONDAY. Avg g. me road -'ii = osease for taTsi
bstvess Tvo and Albany when The Trans vi rus a.
fellows, (SsI ts~s e1csEted-)
LEkvL sEw- TOkH, sOIsS rcE-H.
From the c4ice. Fear CaaInosTs-strse.
A,sAM f.r ALBANY and TROY. Is,gei.e ~ Han
hl..snvlie in.srs D,oos Fs0T. I-.l "a, sing ,s.as
hursh pougt ssep~ie .sence 81 steamer ARMENIA 70
Tvo ,ouch ate ylas.s f.rer AMI >
At9AM for FAIRY 10 wv .ni al l., t..e p .aes
Ans AN e ALBANY al TROY, s-ap7ns re same
as the "a II. Tan.
At2T IL. loT FCCGEHEEsSIE, ...e-shi --d yG,stn-
rers topping -; all Va sa;icls.
AtlP NJ for ALBANY. stepping - IaT.ytorvB. Slaf
Sing Bo=conc Pee. skill Carson g Cold spring SHALL,
ard pv sh1e. gsis l1f ,asgcs ~ s.eansr
20 TIvoli and ~ Railroad 20 1bary aud To-,
Atfi 2 VI. FOR TAHEYTOWN oily stoyY'ae al IL "ay
AtsP NJ for PEEKsKILL. Stopping q, all way sta
LEAVE PovsHsEEFsTE. GOING SOUTH.
ATS. A II. for NEW YORK, s,ot 4 Milton Ferr7
New Hamburger Low Point, Fshlll, Gold spriEg Gar
DeaTnan Dobbs Ferry. Hastings, Yonkers One Huhsre<
and Fiity- second-st, and Ma hattanve
At7AN for FTeigh, and Passengers 70 SEW-TOkk,
II 70; An for NETWORK, Tor ~ arnval Of the
s,eamb. IvOl stoJlnf Al Nes Hamoursh, fi-h
ILL Cold Spring Gsrsons f.e.k Boso"hsl, sins-Shg'
At2P 81 for NETWORK. Tor arrival II he steam
boat stopping preceding ITan' and also ~ Mali
hattanve.
stepping at the PRINCIPAL way stations.
LEAVE PEESsKiLL FOR SEw-ToRk,
At 81 A. NJ, stopping a, ali way stations On slslai'
LEAVE rARRTrOwS FOR SEV-ToRk.
At NJ stopping at all way stations
At6l PM stopping at all way stations.
Passengers viii procure ilces before entering the ess
New-York, Aug e. 1851 auiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
V,HE SUPERIOR COURT Of the City

n of Ne~-Ysrs Cornelius = Van Bisnssnsteyn and
Hrseh Hclnemann against Leoppd HlrE summons t'r a
monsy demand n cont ract-To LEOPOLD HtRZ fou are
hereby summoned and required 10 the ccnplot IN
tbs action OF ~hIch copy here nth served you.
and o. copy of % the ssd complaint oG
tie subscribers ~ the Cy Of Ns~lOTS. within tweuif
DAYS amer the hereof exclusive of the diy o such
service ana yog fa 20 he sad ana.iEt within
the ne aforesaid tie plaintiffs IN .as lrtla WI take
judgment against YOU for ne Of fhrre hundred and
"a. - ds ,s l rr.f-frr cents s from the
,.rhtssrf4 t.r q 3d. thug~an I.1r lr4trri and
fy-ons ees,s ne II this DATED NevNorS
May 18th. 1871
And on ~. llr.h.r hottie. thai hr complaint "a
:,n s fi. fhc f,s I ~. Clcrs % h> Caurt tAs
Cty Nal "a Lr Cy % Ncuh 0rS, ga TIC ih day OF Ju-
y. fsli Dated II.t = D. 1851
STORRS : SEpGWICK. Plaintiffs Ataruoys,
W.s ilw6SF SNal-S'.. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE
~ MENIS -NEM LINES fnr PHI. ADEI PILL VA

LINE leaves Pier No l. North River foot Of Blttery place,
DAILY Sundays excepted Al O'Clock. A VI by the SPLEEN
did steamer JOHN POTTER Capt. John Simpson, for
South AmbOy thence BIZ the Of the Company
to Camden reaching Philadelphia AZ u. stopping at
spOttswood, West Prospect Plans Cranberry station,
Hshtstown, Centerylle, Newewn. Sand Hills. Borden
town and Burlington.
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily Sundays excepted
ate Al South Amboy Camden, arriving at Phila
dephIa al 81 = stopping At SportSwOod. West Nights
town. BOrdentown Burlington. Beverly, Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either ram,
fare 81 cents.
Fare by either lines 50 On Forward deck 70
Break fast dinner aud supper provided on board the steam
boat John Potter.
EMIGRANT LINE nj q O'Clock, p .M.-Passensers
leave by steamboat NSPORT Capt John Could daily,
{Sundays excepied NJ 81 O'Clock. PM for South Amhoy,
proceed by cars Borenown and take steamboat 10 BUR
LINGTON. and arrive al Philadelphia next morning at
o'clock Fare 81 ~.
Fiy pounds Of baggage allowed each 10 he
earned the risk If but nothing VIII be received
or considered as baggage, except wearing apparel
1i2S | BLISS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
OCEAN STEAMERS.

NOR LIVE Pc q Limited States
u Mail Steamship PACIFIC Capt. Ezra Nye. Tbs
steamship viii 5spart with the United States Mans for
Europe positively on SATURDAY, Aug &c. AT l20'ciock,
from her berth. al the foot III Clnal-st
No berth secured I'LL paid for
fm neigh. 0 passage. having uneluaed aocormoaa-
hons Nl elegance and comfort. apply 10
EDW'D X. COLLINS, Sc Wall-st.
The steamship BALTIC VII succeed the Pacific, ana
nl August 80 aU7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

yooate Of H., County Of NewYork notice hsretI gysA
10 ali persons having CLAIMS against JONATHAN Law
prNfF lse ~ ths Nv II New YORK. deco ised - pre-
ant the zane with vouchers thereof - the suscfeIs
III ICE Of chad Lawrence No 90 Beayerstieet N gag
e., - yorx on or before the fth day % September
ns, I1ated New YORK the 9th DAY q Februnry iS'I
hsi' HENRY LAWRENCE, tryecut0r~
,of ,,,,,cr. Richard LAWRENCE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
SUPREME COURT-LEVl ;: Chat

SFIrID Attorney General Of the sac OF NS@ n SIf,
aganst The PRESIDENT, DIkkCIOhs NIX NV IN II.
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK Or hi;nA-S -. IN
pursuance Of an order Of the Supreme our o. u
New-York made the tweay-eghih nsf d "a 49,
The und,rxsreS Hecever Of the ana! Bans ~ AlDAt'
h.rebv syes notice 10 the holders q me cC
lafpg note. or bills Of the sad Canal Bans tl !. ls -
son. holding the certificates gwen by the -
such Receiver lor the balance remaining lal On 80 :.
bills surrendered on receiving the hrsi dsdehd 90 Nv
Der cent that they are required % present ~. su
bills and certificates for payment 10 me so a. -
Of re u tie ty Of Albany within Two yeI oia the 49,
az notc or m default that they VIII DC pfecl -
from The benefit Of the fund provided for the pa sent o 'e
sad notes OF bills and certificates, and from an eLn
reason Of HOLDING the sane AMI taS' the SUD uhI VI"
81 pnder the direction Of the sad Court ior 'he
b.neft 81 The ofis~ creditors ofkhe sad Canal Bnk ~
greater coGyeEence u those h0Ilg the sad es ana cSf
fcaies the Receiver has made arrange meats y ~c -
~am. -i also h. d ON PRESENTATION 10 The COGlssrca
Bsns this CT Albany. June l. 100 -,, Ne,
Jt7 lawIF ANDhkW Will II hesN'''''
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THE NEW WORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES al ALI. STE MFRS The shps

oonpIshf thls hne ~ The
ATLANTIC, Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt. Comstock,
ADRiAriC, Capt Grafton
These Sims have been but by contract, expressly fcr
Government service every been taken their con-
snsc,ion also IN their Engines TO insure strength ana
speed and ther accommodations lor passenger. are m
eQsasd for sl,eanCe OF comfort Pslce If passage nom
NwYoFk u Live pool $50 exclusive use n extra sac
stale looms S3S5 from Liverpool 10 New-Yors 80. An
experienced surgeon attached TO each ship No berth can
ssc uged nnti paid for The owners Of thes. ships VIII
ut he .uuable for sld silver, bullion, specie, cwely,
9ecous metals. Onless bulls II ading ssneS
kefef,r and the value thereof therein expressed.
PROPOSED DATES Of SAILING.
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NOR acknowledging of DAYS.
IL passage 81 30; Emigrsni Deck Passage sL-TAs
steamer HERO. Captain II K,ae. mil lesr. frog East
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, q: 1
scle<k For further information inquire Of he Captain U
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TnE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

.tAN ROY AL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
SlNiOkk and LiN EhPooL, direct, and hetwe-r
DostON ard LivEhPOOt RostcR ships eay CALI
MA h-hisx 10 land and recsNe mails and passengers
AAABiA Capt $780,. AFRICA. 4. hyrie
fkkSlA Can't -- EUROPA l. q Lott
ASIA, G. " T. JudAns NIAGARA J Stone
MEklCk. n Shaunos CANADA W HARRISON.
CAMBRIA,J i.eltch
iMse VESTS Cary Vle~I "Lite Aght al mast head
ussA On raIh, and bow. red "a lort bow.
49,. OF SAILING
AM, jntklas nom NEW NOhk, Wednesday, July %.
aahhCA. ARsrlsOn LOra BOSTON. " ednesday, Aug ..
SnGARA Shalncn. frcm NEW -NOkS. Wed. Aug. l3
MhuPA, Sions. from BOSTON " ednesday. Aug 20
AMI, kynt frou NEW YORK "Wednesday, Aug n
sSNanA, le'f FROM BOSTON Wednesday, Sept
asa Jook,nS fr,tn >EM YORK, Wednesday. Sept 10
,Ynsssse nom New YcrN Boston - Liverpool siee
s'ft no, secured until pald tor Eresht vii he charges
vcie hs'ond ah amount - sersensl sapsnses An az
EIsa.sd SaTeSn N o,aId.
sn CABIN Si2d Second CABIN. Sc
nkceo Shl newspapers mus pas> u,Iou,A he fcss-
~@ss Fsr tvish' ~ oSsssge, apply -
CUNARD. JI., IS Broadway.
ssesA Gei1iaA. AID oihCr E0yesn Goods. received ana
S.sSh n common with Brush Goods Through bills a
~ ~ are siyen IN hayrs for ksw-Nors.
~ rshois Intending ~ take iaSSage - England IN ths
sW S-lr sh,rS, ore tqus ted - cal n 'he Office
seisre believing he r.pcr's that she saips
- myis Il
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NETWORK &NEW-HAVEN RAIL

~ u w ONh ~ y II w ia CIV nall
ROAD Sumner ArYsement On and aiteI
Canast station Broadway Pa.sense also received
snt has '''- '''N TRAINS EASTWARD.
J. Accommodation Tram al A NJ for New haven and
Albany and the Stations the Housatoc and Naugauck
Railroads Il take this tram and stop al Brdgecrt Pas
sengers for Boston, Providence Worcester rtord sprng
seld and Connecticut River Railroads. viii take this tram
and JON Express Tram at New Haven Passengers forth
Canal Railroad Nil take tins tram to New Haven.
Q Express Tram at o'clock VI ior Stamford Bridge
port and New Haven thence 10 Hartford Springfield Con-
nectcut River Railroad Worcester Providence aEd Boston.
Passengers for Canal Railroad vii changa cars at New
Haven Passengers for the Honsaionc Railroad 10 state
Line Albany and Pttsfeid, and for Le Nargstuck Ra-
3 Accommodation Tram at o'clock, A NJ, for N.wHa-
for Stations on the Hartford and New Haven Railroad.
VIII remain over at New Haven until PM Passengers
three to i've hours at New Haven Hartford Springfield
q, any Station wherethe Express Tram receives
Passengers By tins Tram for the Canal Railroad Val remain
at New Haven until 81 PM
Special Tram At iIl5PNI for Port Chester and inter-
5 Express FRAN At p NJ for Stamford NcfwSs Bridge
port and New Haven thence 10 Hartford Springfield Wor-
ceser and Boston connecting Bridgeport with Tram If
Housaionc Railroad to Pt,eld and with Train Of Maui
gautuck Raroad On satSrd@js ms Tam connects "'s
.. Accommodation Tram az 4 M. Tor New Haven and
intermediate Stations. .
intermediate Stations
g. SPECIAL Tram at 30 PM for Port Chester and inter-
'''"'"'' TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special tram at 20 AN from Port Chester. stopping
az all intermediate stations
2 Communication Tram at A VI from New Haven, stop
ping at all the intermediate stations.
3 Accommodation Tram at 6 IS A NJ from New Haves,
stopping all intermediate stations, receiving passen gers
from Naueatuck Railroad at Bridgeport.
4 Accommodation Tram at Q 80 A NJ from NewHayea,
stopping at all intermediate stations, receiving passengers
from Hartford and Haven Canal AID Nadsstuck Rail
r6ad
Express Tram at IS NJ IN connect with the Er-
press Tram from Boston, from New-fIayen stopping at
Bridgeport Norvak, and samf ID. RECEIVING passenger.
from the HOuSaonc Railroad at Bridgeport, and canal
Railroad NJ New Haven.
Special Tram at IS VI from Port Chester, stopping
AZ all intermediate stations -....
Accommodation Tram at 20 P NJ. (receiyrg passea-
r.rs from the Accommodation Tram from BOSTON, rom
New Haven stopping at all intermediate stations -,
s Express Tram at IS p NJ (or Ia soinec''un WIN
E1press Tram from Boston, stopping al BRIDGEPORT 'oI-
walk and Stamford, arriving New-fork al ii 81 r NJ
Evening Tram from Psfeld connects with this Tram al
Bridgeport. ..-,.-..s H.;
seats IN the Cars. $500.
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co.PARTNERsHIP.

.,,,.,y 1F,sRANCISCO.-ALSOP d co.
Gan ~. ina Asys established a bIanch o!
Nd vslssissos T,anSsco California. under the same
ocT e. 's ana da aisT.E s''a safs
IiRLES D. .,cl,s of copartEeys MP the tfsnscal ms
VOID ~ Tn n. 70 eommssien business For i'''h'
TN-slsr. ,rgiy =, 1So ", Alley a. scuth-st n Y.
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Stages Tor Nquan and frfH0Id VIII IUII IN VIT'V'1IU'
With the boat Stages 70 convey passengers to all parts i
the country 81,
~ All persons are forbid trusting the above boat on Tho
account OF the owners aul 'lo'h
TO CINCINNATI, via SANDUSkI.
First Glass Passage Tickets To CINCINNATI at - 30,
and Freight Contracts tariff rates. VIA Buffalo or Dun
KIRK can he had the Agent Of the Mad River md Lake
Ere railroad Company ty2i im'l L. JOY III Broad"ay