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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
SUpREME COURT of the City and

~ County Of New-Yora. - WILLIAM IL NEWMAN
and IDW ARD FRANKS. trading under the name, stNle
and firm Of W n NEWMAN co against i AIitN
ANDERSON. dong business as DAVID ANDERsONS
SON-Sunmons for money demand on contract ,ttom.
MT ser To MATHEW ANDERSON You are hereby
SUNNI. required answer the compla NJ IN hs ac
ton which was filed the Office II the Clerk Of the CITY
and County Of NewYork, at TIE CITY Hal IN the CITY o
New-York Oh the 81 day Of Juy inst and - copy
Of your the SAID comp On the subscriber AT
his Office No NaSsaust IN the Clty Of New-f0rN, with
nm twenty DAYS az the service # this summons you.
elusive the day Of such and you fa 70 ans yer
the said complaint within the time af resld the pan rs IN
this action Will take judgment against you Tor the sum OF
Eight hundred and f0ry-wo dollars, with interest on the
sum Of 5 from the DAY of May 1891. anu on the
sum Of SOL from the g. DAY If jane. thousand eight
hundred and fy-one besides the costs o tins action
Dated New-York July 3, 1851 DAVID p HALL,
iy1 law6wFr PLAINTIFF Attorney Nassau st.
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STATE of MISUNDERSTANDING

CCOURT Wayre Coun.y-Thomas Beals asains; CAV
{ IRVINE Andrew IRVINE and JOAN Ca rlth.-T) GUY
{ IRVINE. ANDREW IRVINE and JOHN GAL
BRAITH Defendants You and each Of you. are hereby
summoned and required % the comqqni OF Thomas
Beals plaintiff winch has tins DAY been filed the office Of
the CLERK # Wayne County NewY0r and 70 serve copy
of answer thereto at office m Lyons. Wayne
COUNTY York. within DAYS after the
hereof exclusive # the tay Il AMI You m 20 an
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaut
viii take Judgment AGAINST for The OF one thousand
nue hundred and dollars and cents. TO-
eether nh interest that from the seventh day Of
March eighteen hundred and orteIht and dollar and
thy-Seycn cents notary fees besides the costs Of this
tion-DatCd l. onS. June 2sfh. 1851. MARK : ADAMS,
~ llM6ME Pa-ntfS Atturner. VI LYONS. New YORK
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NEW YORK and CHARLESTON

Y STEAM PACKET IINE-The steamship SOUTH
ERkER viii he Withdrawn from this Line for few DAYS
for purpose ecopperng and painting m consequence
Of which there will be Steamer for Charleston on sat-
lrday nett ,.>,,,,
The steamship MARION will leave here On WEDNEs-
DAY seth July O'Clock Y Nj precisely Al Bills OF
adng signed 6y Pmser o,ard Freight 2 cents per GU
be foot for height apply board at pier T. North RIVER,
and Tor passage to SpoFFORD, TiLESrON CO.,
W2S al AZ South 1t.
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7 law2yF ANDREW VIII / r., receiver
SUPREME COrRT.-City and Coun-

Nv New Ork-Iorenz0 ". tanner, ASslgnee ~ ?
c Tanner. AIT { Baquet, To c. BAQUEF-Sr foh
are HEREBY and required TO answer the COM
ulant In THIS action. which fled IN the Office 81 the SUI
preme Cour, IN the Cy aud County of New YORK and 70
serve a copy Of your answer Ms a. our Office No ~
Iboadway In the CITY # New York within twenty DAYS
after the service Of tins you, exclusive OF tue
lav Of such service and fa 20 answer the sad COM
plant within the tine aforesaid the plaintiff VIII take
Indictment against YOU for the hundred and eight
dol ars and vone cents with interest the fst day
Of October one thousand eight hundred and forty be
SIDES the costs OF this action Dated July q. l8ol
DENOTE \ SUTHERLAND.
iv25 lav7wF Plaintiffs Attorneys lg1 Broadway.
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CHANGE of Notwithstanding

'HANGE of HOU RS-CommenclDg
90 June ., ls5l-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL
nnoADS-k1pre>s Trans leave Svferns. follows,
ss Nva ID the Enc trans At O'Clock A NJ stopping
~ a. hAnseys, Hohok Paterson Hsylers and bol
Patterson and eolins Spring
Leave New York al oclock A M. stopping only Pat
s.soo an1 hoaokus; AZ O'Clock NJ, stopping only Al;
1850 nrcse Paterson and Hohokas al O'Clock NJ
"3SthS oMy b@hns Spring, Huyler's and Raiassy'A
ne ttpfess trans leave Markets. station Paterscr
ot New iSfk az y vi and 81 and l0i PM o. on the
Bergen signal ~F
l3PM ~ avn
PATERSON TRAINS leave Patterson =, :; and ~,
O'Clock An aud ~ O'Clock N-Lsave New York nj
o'clock A NJ, and and 6. O'Clock PM
SUNDAYS-Lssye Paterson at " o'elocs A NJ aad 8
e'clock p NJ. Leave Nsv-York At 3 o'clock A NJ and
o'clock Pm mylsE
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~ PRasE and EDwJ Downs suepsJ is s.,a a, a.
lsne m hsw-HAvIK ca the 4niTal VI the nSsns va"
csls fIon Sew-York.
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-Cn,pTsENT of REPAIRS and

DEPARTMENT of RE .'. cl.1 H,ls ero
)sr-ppTIFs basement Of No New Ciy IT,. Ill b.
InDUN eToSI CUTTERS Sealed pfop'sa.s III !. -
scssd ths sss q ,h e, sS " JS at
Supplies until ,SI a BE- publicly opened, fr BON
Store required e The sIse :ss e csa.s sad
the corner Of ShsT T,slss Co No Hose Co aaa
Hos ssd LsdGsr 50 II Tse Sas - a1 i1sIso
ofihe stone re1ue Superintendent Of hep@f'"
ta ~ i END ms No - Ehzsoesn 81 either Office
tnA sss sr The 5i 70 6.,se, al
ssfnafes 4 deemed ief VIC ~ VIM ADAMS,
Jnly 40, ISL -,,i...orer Of Repairs and S1pplss.
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Corporation NOTICE.-Public no

y tee hereby gwen 20 the owner or owsrs occupant
or occupans all Houses and Lots improved or unl-
proved Lands affected thereby that the following Assess
mcnis completed h the Assessors and are lodged
m the off ce of the OF Assessments for eaamnnon
nv an persons interested, For FILLING 81 NkhN
LOIS On block rtieth and Thirty streets,
and Fourth and Mad The limits embraced by
such Assessment include all the several vacant Lots,
pieces and parcels II Land, situated on the south
ery side Of Thirty first street between Fourth aud Mad
ISon-ayenues and known by the wards Nos. 39l0
1911 and s8Is All persons whose interests are az
feced by the above named Assessments. and who are
opposed the either Of them requested TO
present their objections writing 10 the nndefsgned AZ
their Office No Hall of Records within hirty days from
the date Of this noce-Ofce. Bureau of Assessments
Street Department. july 23d 1851.
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHoI son. Assessors.
iva IN ISAAC VIM SMITH,
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NOR EWSBURY, Lon
LONG

i BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
TON MOI MIS- and BROWNS DOCK, (sdiletown.l
HIGHLAND DOCK and RED BANK. The new and
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT Capt A. n. Hagger-
IT, Will leave New Haven Pier west Side PecA-shP East
River. as follows r.v,, c,,,rureprpv
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OPPOSITION to MONOPOIY-IN-

\TTFTENUfNI I'M tof INAGKEN Drect and
TlroUE 1lc, cs for CALIFORNIA. at furtaer Reiuc-
ton Prce 81 10 per cent NT the direct benefit OF psSen-
gers who pTOepre their tickets the and ..lendl
steamship bko1HER JONATHAN. l,ioo tans register
Seui,r commander, Which SAILS for Chagres dIrsc; on
MONDAY July g. from Pier 3 R,.ai3P For
height az passage apply Oaly To- p MILLS, Agent
Nl9UGh 81 Cortland Ut New York
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EOR CUARLESTON.-The new and

LNUK CHAKLES UN ne new and
u splendid steamship MARION, Capt. NJ Berry. Will
leave pier North River, on WEDNESDAY, July 80, at
<voock NJ. precisely All h lis of Ladng signed by the
Purser board Freight l2 cents per cubic foot For
helrht apply ON board, and for passage to
SPOfFORD TiLESfON 4 CO. as Sou'hst
B-Cunsguets particularly requested To attend TO
the receipt Of Their goods immediately the arrival of the
steamers All gocos lett the wharf Will be stored Mt the
r,k and expense Of the consignees y3 tSl
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s'"''"'' SAMUEL r. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, I Assessors.
n ISAAC WI SMITH,
NOTICE.-Public no.

TOKPUKAIIUN NJ " II u I1I, DO
,ice /. hereby given 70 the owner OF o~hsfs' cnn'
nan, or occupa Is Of all Houses and La: u an
- ands affected thereby, that The iDllONhs as
Swnfs have been completed by the Assessofs ah1 are
d 10 the Office Of the Bureau Of Assessfnsan of si l
49, - IN rerSons int rested VIZ For kEGl LAiINJ
= SrTTiN C Ct RIB and GUTTER-SrONEs, and PAWN
FASISTKEET between Grand and h'ngon s,feeesi an ~
.cCISC suace feet vide through the Sidewalk VI
,tsSsne The limits embraced by such Assessment N.
LID, iii the several Houses and Lots Of Ground vtcan
- ri Faststreet between Grand and kyngton st,ees.
and on the northerly side Of Crand-stet ana sou,e.y
81 - bet ween East and Tompklns streets
whose interests affected by the ABOVE tne
and who opposed 10 the sane " elsr u
&c requested 10 present their O5ciions Ia wr,fn1'
=, -. rned az their Office. No Hal 81 hrcros'
~rhIr thirty days from the date Of ms fs 5, Ss
Due SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON As'e''O"
WA lH ISAAC "h s'iiAii'
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NETWORK g. NEW-HAvEN RAIL.

~ EW Oltk a " F'W-IlA TI4> RNllf-
RoAD.-Summer Arrangement On and ane1
Canas Station broadway Passengers also received
sst III t'' TRAINS EASTWARD. '''
!. Accommodation Tram at AM for New-Hsven and
Albany and the the Housatonc and Naugauck
Railroads VIII take this tram and stop at Bdgepot Pas
fer Boston Providence Worcester Hartford SPRING
field and Connecticut River Railroads will take this tram
and JON Express Tram New Haven Passengers for the
Canal Railroad VIII take this tram 10 New Haven.
Express Tram al o'clock Nj for Stamford Bridge
nectcu River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston.
Passengers for Canal Railroad Will changa cars al New
Haven PsseneeTs for the Housaonc Railroad 10 state
Line, Albany and Ptsheld and for the Naugaiuck RaA
road will stop at Bridgeport.
3 Accommodation Tram at O'Clock, AM for New-Ha-
ven and all intermediate Stations Passengers by ts Tran
for Stations on the Hartford and New-Hsyen Railroad,
will remain at New Haven until pm Passengers
three FIVE hours New Haven Hartford Springfield
wheethe Express Tram receives passengers
Passengers by tins Tram for the Canal Railroad VIII remain
nj New Haven until 81 PM
Special Tram at ill3PM for Port Chester and inter-
Express Tram NJ for Stamford, Norwalk Bridge
port and New Haven thence 10 Hartford Springfield Wor
ceser and Boston. connecting al Bridgeport with Tram IL
Housa,onlc Railroad 10 PIttsheld and with Tram of Nan
sautuek Railroad On Saturdays tins Tram connects with
Train Of Canal Railroad at New Haven.
6. Accommodation Tram a, 4PM for New-Hsven and
intermediate Stations.
7 Communication Tram AZ Is Y Nj. for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations
Srecial Tram Al soPM for Por Chester and inter-
-''N''' ''A''' TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special traiu at % NJ from PoH Chester, stopping
al all intermediate stations.
q Communication Train al 5 A VI from New-Haven stop
ping at all the intermediate stations
). Accommodation Tram a. IS M from New-Haveh.
stopping al all intermediate stations, RECEIVING passengers
fum NaugaiuCk Railroad at Bridgeport.
4 Accom- mediation Tram al 50 4 III from New-hsven.
stopping al AL intermediate stations receiving passengers
Vn Hartford Ind New Haven Canal and Augaiucs Rail
read.
Express Tram at SPIN Tin connection with the Ell
press Tram from Boston, from New Haven. sOpning at
Bridgeport Norwak. and Stamford receiving passengers
from the Housaunc Railroad az Brdge port, and Canal
Railroad az New Haven.
Special Tram s. NJ from Por, Chester stopping
at all intermediate stations
7 Accommodation Tram al 20 NJ. (recelvlng passen
gers from the Accommodation Tam from Boston, from
New Haven stOppiag at all intermediate stations
Express Tram Al s Is NJ Tor IN connection with
EIprsSs Tram from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Nor
walk and STAN Afford. arriving New-YOrk AZ II 80 p VI.
Evening Tram from Ptseld connects with this Tram at
BRIDGEPORT
Passengers are requested to procure tickets before taking
sea's N the Cars.
Jesu GEO W WHISTLER. Jr., Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
srr-eate Of the County Of New-York notice hereby
even 10 ali persons having CLAIMS against WILLIAM )
PARADISE late Of the City Of NewOreans. IN the STATE
Of ousan deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof "a the subscriber at ms place OF business No
Wsfreet the Cs Of New York or before tAe hrst
d. ~ Septeuter next Dated New York, the 18Th day OF
February. 1871. JOHN ELLIOI l. AdihiHsi@'oi'
of laN6mF
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare 81
~ eents-Lsave Staten Iaand-At !, T. g. 10, H. A. II
and Il l. g. 1855 Pm Leave NewYorh--A,s s.
10, II, A. H.. aud o. , ae7SP4. ny3ed
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OF NATHAN

NOTICE.-ESTATE OF NATHAN
l NDUNN late OF Philadelphia deceased-To NATHAN
DISN Jr You are hereby notified that, as Executors
and Trustees under the VIII Of Nathan Dunn deceased,
s have settled the office Of the Register Of Wills FOR the
CIV and County Of Philadelphia the State OF PennsyFa
ma three several OF the estate OF the SAID Nathan
Dunn deceased and have distributed the balances thero
nd DEGREES Of the Orphans Court OF the SAID County and
that we are about TO settle fourth account and you are
further notified present your caim If any you have 70
any of the sad estate for settlement % us as Erecu-
tors and Trustees before the s day Of October d.
1851. hEDiihIN i,- DIV"
ISAAC COLLINS, l29 Fnbert-st, Philadelphia
Executors and Trustees Of Nathan Dunn, deceased
ola iawivT
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EOR HARTFORD.-Chan of Days.
n p,ssare 81 20. EnngTali Deck Passage Sl-The
r.amer HERO Captain II kpg vii eay9 III TpH sa;'
TTIsUTlIpsnIY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at
rt For further nj ruson inquire f the CAPTAIN N
hosrd or Of sAXTON WEBB. li2 sorfa-Si WI
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NOR BRIDGEPORT.-New Haven,

all parts Of the country
10 All persons are forbid trusting the above bat on ac
count Of the owners Jyl8 tAul'
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VORPORATION NOTICE-Publ,c no.

" tee hereby to the owners occapsat
occupants OF all houses and lots improved or aninprosed
lanes Affected thereby that tc following assessments have
btcn completed % the Assessors. and lodged the
the Bureau OF AsSs>smsns pr examination. by all
sns interested. VIZ Fof buIldug SEWER m NINTH
ST from the Sewer Nmtst eas, ~ Third ay. 20
a6oui % feet Of ForrfSv The limits embraced by
such include all he several houses and lots
ground lots pieces ard parcels oi land. situated
bath SIDES OF Ninth between Third and Fourth and
the eastery Sde of koprthaV and westerly ode Of
ihrd-av between A>tog-piare and feminist All per
whose interests Affected by the aDovenaned
sesSm,ns and who are opSej 70 the same, OF either 81
hem. requested g. a. objections IN writing
10 the undersigned, At Their Office Nc, Hall Of Reris
within thrty DAYS from the date II this notice Once.
Bureau Of ASsossesSnefts Department July 81.
ISL SAMUEL y De MOTIF
IVA iCt ISAAC NM SMITH,
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TRAVELLING.

NOR observation-disclosures Line
II -, - ss.h I,Iv-The splendid and fayorte pac Sei
.b, cIkRICK Cavt Richard Adams. viii sat as abose,
he1rsrulaI day For freight or pa.sase havns nrvaled
SPOFFORD. TILEsToN 4 co. IS Sootn-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the sur
rcrate of,he County Of New ork NOTICE nsrep
10 an uersous having CLAIMS asalnS, "a hhii .sd
INGTON late II the City Of New YORK WIDOW,
to present The same with vouchers thereof 20 W.
AZ rs Office No Al Masden-lane m the my OF 49, ~
On OF before the seventh dAy Of Octoter ae1i-Oa'e
~ W. nv. "'' ~ Oliver d WARD. Executor
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n EW-YORK SUPREME COURT,

l Y CITY and County Of New-York. Helen c. Olmsied
against Richard Nc Nulty and Ann Nc Nulty his wlie,
Isaac + Snow Jr john S Anderson Lewis +. Batelle,
William Rcnwick, Mary Larkn, John Roche, William
II. Dannat, Charles Sheldon, Rchud buiIwnkie, AIRED
Schanck Terrence Keen. Thomas Leap, Mary Michigan.
Jane. Kerwn. Dennis Wise, Thomas Paine and George
Sims. Summons.-For Relief Com not Served 1Othe
Jeiendaut ALFRED SCHANCK You hereby Sum-
ncped and required the complaint IN thus action
which filed the office of the CLERK OF the CITY and
Comfy Of New York a, the City Hall Of sand City, the
10th ay Of July 1851 and to fyour answer 70
the SAID complaint on the subscribers at Their ONCE IN sa
v within twenty DAYS after the of this
ON you exclusive If the day Of such and you ll
10 answer sad complaint within the time aforesaid he
,i IN ths action Will apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded IN the mplalnt. Dated June 90 1891
vii IawswFs c J. s. + DEWITT.
pls,nt,H-s Attorne<s No a8 Nassau-street New-IOrk
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COURT-LEyI CHAT

FITI D. ATTORNEY General Of he State Of New YORK.,
against THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS AND COM
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANY In
pursuance order of the Supreme Court VI the State Of
New York. made the tWcny-eghih day Of baT 100,
the undersigned Receiver Of the Canal Bank OF Albany.
hereby gives notice the holders Of The outstanding ccu-
laiug bills Of the said Canal Bank and TO the per-
sons holding the certificates hv the undersigned as
such Receiver TO the balance remaining unpaid notes or
bills surrendered on Receiving the first dividend II sixty
pr cent that they required Co present the sand notes ~
bills and cert caes for payment the SAID Receiver AZ his
OF &C. IN the CITY Of hiny within two years from the date
o this notice or IN default they Will De- uded
nom the benefit of the fund provided for the payment the
sad notes or bills and certificates and from all clam by
reason Of holding tine same, and that the sad fund Viii ne
dspoed of under the direction Of the SAID Court for the
benefit Of the other creditors o the SAID Canal Bank IN
such manner as NAV be hereafter determined For the
greater convenience Of those holding the sad bills and GER
caie the Receiver has made arrangements by whchthe
will also be pad on presentation to the Coancrch
Bank IN this Alhany, June I, 1880
,e7 t.U9vE ANDREW WHITE. Receiver
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RICHARDSON BROTHERS co Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON co Glasgow. VU
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION

Z II II N - IIINN w " ~ 4 -
ACCOMPANY for BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON
The L. 4 Mail steam ship WASHINGTON, Z W FLOYD,
mand,r. VIII SAIL for Bremen, wa Southampton, on
sATt kDAY Aug g. from pier North RIVER, a. l2ocloo6
e1perC Surgeons attached TO the ship All letters
pass through the Post Office Specie delivered IN
HAVE and Iend,n For passage or freight, apply TO
NOIlkR, SAND RlERA, Agents. 80 Broadway
The steamship HERMANN will succeed the WASH
IECTON ON the 9th September. jy24 tAug9'
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O-U s. Mail Line to SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
MEN The Steamers of this Company Will san regularly
once month az follows
VIM From New York.
WhsUINCTON Cant W G. Floyd. Saturday, August o.
WISiiINGION Capt W. @. Floyd. Saturday, Ocl
WASHINGTON. Capt. W. G. Floyd, Saturday, Nov 20.
III kMANN. Capt. T.. Crabtree, saturday July H.
HERMANN Capt. =. Crabtree, Saturday. Sept D.
HTRMANN Capt. T.. Crabtree Saturday, Nov
IiEpMANN Cant T. Crabtree. Saturday Dec 81.
FROM Bremen From Southampton.
WASHINGTON Erday July H. Wednesday, July TO-
WASHINGTON Friday, Sept 5. "Wednesday, Sept 10
WASHINGTON Friday, Oct 81. "Wednesday, Nov.
UTRM<kN In1ay Juue 49, wednesday June 10.
iiTIMANN Trday August O. Wednesday, Aug 10.
HERMANN, Friday, Oct. 3 "Wednesday, Oct. u
HiRhANN, Friday Nov. 20. "Wednesday, Dec
pnce OF massage from New York 20 Southampton Bre
men first cabin $40 second do SEQ
An experiences Surgeon is at ached to each steamer
Tor fcieht OT passage apply 20
MOLIER, SAND RlERA, so broadway, N
& A. HEINCKEN CO. Bremen.
NARTINFAU, CROSKEY co. Southampton
NM ISELlN. Have VIju
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NOTICE to PERSONS TRADING to

L NHhYTI The undersigned gives notice that he has
been appointed the Commercial Agent OF Hayt. Tor New
York and that the laws Of Hay IRE that vessels ar
ryng there from this port be provided with Maess OF
their cargoeS certified by HIM. Office - Front y.
le27 2tawZm HENRY DELAtlE !
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OFFcE RECEIVER TINES New City Hall, Park
guN%NES 81 R,ta o. lOo

THAMES of S5l.--Rate 81 9S-lO0.-
D Notice hereby gwen that the Tak Books Of the
present year viii be open Tor payment on TUESDAY tho
both day july and that viii then be prepared 20
coNc tie Taxes charged thereon -
All persons paying their Taxes previous TO inc Isl 81
per cent per annum calculated tom the time OF payment
TO the lst of December net
one psr cent will be added 10 all Taxes unpaid the
1T Ut December and per cent ON the DIh of Docem'
Der next ~
Rankahle money only received
HARVEY HART. Receiver of Taxes
BPersons sending full descriptions Of their property
70 this Office will have their bulls sent 10 them OF they cas
be had by applying at this ONCE UoU
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.EPARTMENT of REPAIRS and

\ kEPA tx | MEN oil KEfAlKS and
bSUPPLIES, No. 1 New City Hall-ro MASONS
Sealed proposals will be received a, the Office of the Com
missioner Of Repairs and supplies until SATURDAY, July
goth at II o'clock NJ which tine they viii he publicly
ofenel For building three-sury building IN GOyeneur
sip SAID building be occupied Market aud Police
station House Estmators viii estimate for the Mason
work only plan aud spec hca.on of said building and
all information relating thereto viii he furnished st the oi
of the Superintendent 1t Repairs u Public buildings
No 10 Ehzaheth-st Blank estimates Will he furnished at
either Office. n BThe Commissioner reserves the night
reject all estimates Il deemed or tAe interest Cor
poraton -July 18th 1851 WM. ADAMS.
jyl9 Commissioner Of Repairs and supplies
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CORPORATION NoTICE-Public no.

~ tee hereby given O. the owner AZ ,un,r. .capans
q ants u az hosSts and Lots improved
p'eo L1hos Nisct~1 'as eey that the E0~1ng Asss~s
usenis have TEN oonQlved by the AsSs<~rx and are
Jstd N NE once OF TIC reaa Assessments r cram
inat.e; ~ Al persons h..rvsi.i, va For PLACING
SIDEWALKS IN BROADWAY letWoea T,a -. .nd
mon square The hmi;s embraced hy sacA Ax..S,oent
fncgde an the several h uses ani lots a ,.r,nns
ac~nt Lots. psectS and parcels u Land situated On be
,ssiery slce of broad~a~. BET seea race Church ara
I~efh-Strest, and between fhirfecnh and foare~niA
and the Westerly side II BroAiwzy bel -,
TW th and Thirteenth - All pef> whose Interests av
aGccicd ey the above nsns A>cssrn,s, and Who op-
rocd me same. either 81 them requested 20 prs-
their objections vui T. lie nniersignei NJ then
of'cc No Hall Of kecor.s VIII thiry aays from the
date OF this notice Oce Bureau II Assessments Street
Dc gartnent July p. 1857
SAMUEL n DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessor.
wa4fm ISAAC MN SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the County Of New YORK ac.cg
ANbTRScN late Of the City Of New;fors, baxsi c s
ceased 10 present the sae with vouchers h C
snlsr, MS store No iee Grand-street, IN me ~
Of New york on or before the twenty gay u ANU
ary nert-Dated New YORK, the 20 day Of Jnl!
;vzS i.w.rP. NATHAN RAYNOh AdminstlalDi-