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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

- ~ l1.,jl n
= A NDREW G. BULL & CO., No. Is Canal
"A street New Orleans, between Camp snd Aseazias
streea, Manufactures and Importer Of SADDLRRY 81
sADDLEWARE. have coas,anly on hand . lasEs ssd
complete 1ssostment Of Saddles BRIDES. Marinsa, fnn
Whips, Skutng, Haxne. and Birdie Laather Hoeukins,
SADDLERS' TOOLS and Trimming Of ever dssmp6eas
at No 10 Canal street. L. NJ = - =
sl3 lydEW ANDREW g. BULL & 20.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen,
= on the night Of the "a instant from houss on ,-q
canal street, GOLD DUPLEX WATCH, d. Il t&Ah
W. Banhi (LOndon) makers. No. sl3O, gold face, IN
black hands, and double the back, As it 10
old amly relic, the above will be paid and no
questions asked. Jewellers and Pawnbrukers as we'll a.
Others, specially requested be the look Apply
to [o4l JUhN TUUl.E IS Bank Placs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

A letter from the Captain of the Watch. re.
porting the suspension of various Watchmen for
neglect of duty was read and referred to the Com.
mittse on Police.
Mr. Hawthorn, as Chairman of the Committee
on Police, presented the following reports and
resolutions, which were adopted, after suspendno
the rules:
The Committee on Police beg to report ,ha,
complaints have been made to them by the Chief
of Police against Wstchman J. Lovensten and
supernumerary Waterman P. Murphy, for repeated
neglect Of their duties; they therefore, after due
investigation, present the annexed resolution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04
!. N. HAWTHORN,
CLAUDE BRuasIRNs,
IaaRpu Ernsn

. JOSEPH ETTkR.
Resolved, That Michael Sullivan be dismissed
from the service of this Municipality, for neglect of
duty losing his cap, etc. said dismissal to date
from his suspension. ''
The Committee on Police, to whom was referred
the complaint of the Chief of Police again,, watch
man p, Tennessee, beg to report that said Hen.
nessee did not appear, although notified to do 30
The evidence and certificates produced to vour
Committee were such as to justify them in order
ing his discharge, and they offer the following
resolution. wing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

TO kENT-A part, or House, with rear build
l. ings to lease, in Pamy Row opposis Iafavett. -
saasIe Inquire Al the corner Of st. Francis and North
sxeets. d1 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

SANS Oyster Saloon. .--7
THIS new and extensive SALOON, which i
L On a scale O. atty superior I, any o,hG~ a
opened al No. ioi ST Charles ST.
MR. WEIR, better known as SAM hss
. been with ths buainss n Ahis afVsfR
The last nine years. having mnencsd WITH II.
H0lbrook, when be established 's-n-.s
SECOND Mqnicipauty. remained with hi~S
till his dealh, and has continued the busno A0o
Wi such IN expeienle. and inhexibe dserninstaa n
serve the ublc faithfully with the best In hs ine. San
s0os OF his fnends shafs Of theif paaaAgA
large sum has been expended in fu ihs Balloon a
providing its Bar with the choicest LiQno inst b
cusei. Servants, well known oa ther excellent Q1akt1,
have been employed. including the vesy bes Cooks.
LardeP viii always be suppl with ths ahecsat s1 -
GAnE and the OYsTs rs are ohnpsd exclusively =
thi. s.tablshment-in shoFt no expns q tnsbie ~
spared render thi Saloon worthy The pa0aase a -
hbe1al and iudciOss commnny. ~. y 80. ~ -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

Il ROARDlNG.- - Several Families can obtain
Board, and also several Gentlemen, by applying at No.
3t BaroBne street, above GraId where they will have an
agreeable home and comfortable rooms. MI "
III AORoES-Handsome matches, beautiful color,
u acclimated and easily kept, free from any n
No. ~, pns-otfoe O@ 62A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

Mr.. Sykes moSed to adjourn aad called for the
yeas and nays. which were as follows:
Ysas-Mean Brother. Brugnisns Ettsr II awtborn. Rem
shaw, Shisds and sykes-7.
JNsysa,Ms.Fs Johnsep. Perry, shorthdgs, Stewart. Voa
And there being tie, the Presden, gave the
casting vote in the negative
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

II The purchased Stock Dr. FUNTER
opposite the site of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This the
largest collection valuable Secsnhand Bsoks in lie
city, " F
Ait the Of the subsc dispose Bsok ant de-
his senon excusvey to dealing Wstchss, Jevsry
he offers them the prices for Among are the
best Theology, Law ksdons, Novels Bsss Lstss
Poetry and Science.
~ The stsat Novels and Pubica, liens avays on hand.
APPS JOSEPH RAFAEL, No. "a 81. ChaSes stree,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-04

Resolved, That Watchman j. Lovensrien and
they are hereby dismissed from tie service Of this
Municipallty, for continued neglect of duty said
discharges to date from day of suspension.
The Committee on Police beg to report that the
charges preferred by the Chief of Police again,t
Watchman Michael Sullivan for neglect of duty.
of the annexed resolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT of the City and
~ County of N,w-York WILLIAM II. NEWMAN
aud EDWARD FRANKS. trading under the name, styl,
ANDERSON dong business rs DAVID ANDERSONS
SON->ummons flr money demand on contract tCom
NOT ser To MATHEW ANDERSON. hoh are hereoy
summoned and required the compliant IN thS nc
ton which was fled the Office # the Clerk of the Cty
and C,unty of NewHork at the CITY HAL IN the Cty o
Work ON the 81 dav of july INST and p serve aclpy
of YOUR answer the said compliant on ihe subscriber n
hs Office No Nassai-st IN the Cty oi New-foiN. WIN
elusive # the Gav Of and YOU ia ~ answer
the SAID COMPLIANT within the time aforesaid the plania IA
fhis action v take Judgment against You for the sum OF
Ilt hundred and fort dollars, with interest on the
r of Sg75 from the 10Th DAY OF May 1871, and on L9e
.ia one Nl"lsduu 'ikh
inrdrcd and M vene besides the costs Of thus action
Dnfed Ne,y-Ymk JulV 3. 1851 DAN I'D 7 HALL
i, 4 lnwfwFr Plaintiffs Attorney. Nassau-St
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

NITalnS leave NtN NOhh as loncWs, from per ioo'
of Duane st, daily. tSuldays excepted
l-NORNING EMPRESS TRAIN al 9 VI for Dun
kirk stopping only At Suiens Chester Mddlcto"n Della
ware, NarrowShurgh. Hancock DEPOSIT, SdSQnehalni.
Binghampton. Owego, Waverly, EnAra corning HoIheS-
VILE and Oeun. THIS train connects at DunklTA with a
line snendld Steamers of which leaves nnedatd
ARRIVAL of the for Cleveland, direct, arrNn III
time take the Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers
for Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo take TINS TRAM anu
at Geneva the same evening, and at Rochester and
Buffalo the night.
2 MAIL TRAIN, at SAM, VIA Permont, stopping AZ
all the Stations, and arriving at Emira al 81 PM fEn
train remains ETa all nigt, and proceeds next morn
ing al o'clock, arriving at Dunkrk IN the afternoon.
3 WAY TRAIN al 81 PM, VIA PleTmeRt OtisNhle and
all intermediate Stations. - -,
NAY TRAIN at NJ, via Jersey City, for Otisyille.
5 EVENING EMPRESS TRAIN at 9 NJ, for Dun
krk, stopping at the same Stations as the day Express
Tram, Except Hancock =.
This Tram connects Dunkirk with the splendid ste 2m-
OF which Will leave Tor DETROIT direct, on ,hs
ARRIVAL OF the ears and connect al Detroit with he EN-
press Trans on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAlL-
ROAD. Tor Chicago Milwaukee Sc.
tins Traa arrive at Geneva neIt morning and al h"ches
ter and Buffalo in advance cf any other hne
TRAINS TO NEw-YoRK
MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves DniSirS Al
eA ri stopping the Stations as gong west ana Al
rying IN New-loTk the same evening
NAY TRAIN, leaves Otisyllle az OF A. Nj, Siops-ns
a. all the Stations. arriving IN New-Tork al 10 %
; MAIL TRAIN. leaves DOnArk at 10 \ NJ stopping
Al ali the Stations and arrives IN Elmlra al O. 2. NJ
I, MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva Al A NJ ana fiih-
aats M stopgng at all the Stations ana arrives III
5EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dunsi1k At
g. p NJ stopping the places gong west, and IT
Goshen aud arrives in New YORK the next forenoon
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from per teot OF d tle-sl
asP for az Stations ON the Road and ioT koches'e
le6f CHARLES NINOT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Nk"-fOkk.o % ALBANY and TROY, and inter-
mediate places B. Railroad and Steamboat
IH0 DAILY Llncs through egoe ndy
On MONDAY, July the road viii re cpenod for travel
between OakLlll and Albany.
On and after tbs date tie Trains run a. follows tSun-
days eIcepted)
LEAVE SEw-YoAz, GOING WORTH,
From Office Chanbers-st
h AM for PoUGHKEEPSIE, ste7Yng At al the
At IA NJ. for ALBANY, rtoppsns q. ,ia.hsttaavilie,
YoDscrs. Dtns' Ferry, TsrTytown S.-y Sng PeetsAIi
GaTlsons Cold Spnog Fishkll, New Hamoursh. P .ug.
ire at intermediate places rver where the trans
Will receive the passengers aud ind teG IN Albany a:
AT l2l Pm, ior PoUGHKEEPSJE. tfrei-ht traml
stopping * al way laces
tanv'e. Sse hnnjred 4ni tlitg-seccui-st. foLsers'
Hasines DJbts's Ferry Dea-r.an, Tarryiown. Snc-Sn-
Croen peeS,sill Garrl,oa God sprng, Fishon, L'v
AT z. ii ioT ALBANY, Stopping u Tary'owR sing
srg Bsoo bcl Peek Ail Girrsons Cold spring Fis..N
New amsurgh and Poughkecpse. md thence bv stemer
Oaktl, and ~ Railroad % Albany, about l0 NJ.
AtA p. NJ ~ TARRYTOWN ONLY, stopping a. al way
stations south Of Tarrytown.
AtoP NJ. for PEEKsKILL stopping at al was s'a-
tons.
IEAvE PouGHk EEPsTE. GOING SOUTH.
risons Peekskin Boscobe Croton Sing sing Tarrytown,
and Fifty second 81, and Manhaitanvllle
ATTAIN for Freight and Passengers TO NEwYORK,
At i6} A. NJ, for NEW-YoRK tor on ARRIVAL Of boat
from Oakhl bringing passengers from Albany; Stopping
at Ha%bgg4 Fsh Cold sf o5. STsS4 FsnS
and Yonkers, arriving at New-York at Il NJ
Al ?. NJ, for NEw-YORK, stopping at all the way
ATOP NJ, for NEw-yoRK lor on arrival Of boat from
Oakh stepping at the principal way stations and reach
A'e LEAVE PFEKsKIIL FoR SEw-YoRK,
At eI A NJ, stopping at all Way Stations on signal
LEAVE TARRYTowS FoR NEw-Y0rk.
At 9 80 =. N stopping 1t all Way Stations.
Passengers VIII procure y kets before entering the ear.
New-YorS July = 1851 el6 II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18


/ ROAD.-Summer Arrangement On and after
MONDAY, June 2, the following trains VII leave the
Canal-st Station Brosdway Passenger, also received
al the Nex-York and Harlem Railroad Office, Twentv-soy-
enih-st TRAINS EASTWARD.
Accomm GatlOn Tram al 4 VI. for New-liayen aud
all intermediate Passengers from Way Satiols or
ALBANY and the the Honstonic and Naugauck
sengors Boston Providence Worcester Hartford Spring
Geld and Connecticut River Railroads, viii take this tram
Canal Railroad WI take tins tram 10 New-Hsyen NJ
Express Tram at o'clock \ VI Loi stamford Brase-
nectcut River Railroad Worcestc Providence and Boston
Passengers for Canal Railroad viii chnga at New
Line Apy aa ltsdS M S HSSsaSns aaG 10 ha "a se s
Acccp,nodation Tr,a at o'clock. M. for Newla
1 stations on ihe Hartford and Haven Railroad
viii remain over New Haven until M Passengers
three to Eve hours at New Haven Hartford Springfield
at any Station whe1ethe Express Tram receives passengers
Passengers by this Tram for the Canal Railroad VIII remain
at New Haven until 81 p NJ
SPECIAL Tram at lI3PM for Port Chester and inter-
s. Express Tram NJ p VI for Stamford Norwalk Bridge
port and New Haven thence TO hatord' Spring W..
ousatonic Railroad 20 Pt'sGeld and with Tram oi Nan-
gautuck Railroad ON Saturdays tins Tram connects win
Tram of { anal Railroad NJ New Haven. . -
6 Accommodation Tram at 4 NJ for New-laven and
intermediate stations. . . 3,
:. Communication Tram al p VI LOT NtN-h'fh anu
s. SPECIAL Tram at sOPM for Port Chester and inter-
NV 'i"'' ''"'''T TRAINS TO NETWORK
Special tram at 20 \ NJ from Port Chester stopping
a all intermediate stations.
Communication Tram at A VI from Newllaycn, stop
PING AZ all the intermediate stations
3 Accommodation Tram az - \ NJ rom NeW-fiditA,
stopping AT all intermediate stations RECEIVING passengers
from Naueatuck Railroad al Bridgeport. -
Accommodation Irnn al 81 A Nj. from Nrw-HaFen,
stopping all intermediate stations receiving paSse -e
from Hartford and New Haven Canal aud Nau,aucN KALI
road -
Express Tram az IS PM On connection with The Et-
press Tram from Bes;on) from New-Havcn stopping ~
BRIDGEPORT NOrwak. aud Stamford RECEIVING passengers
from the Housaionc Railroad at Bridgeport and Canal
Railroad al New Haven.
SPECIAL Tram 81 NJ from Port Chester, stopping
at all intermediate stations
Accommodation Tram At 20 VI trtoeN.ns Iissen-
from the Accommodation Tram from Boston from
New Haven stopping at all intermediate stations
Express Tram at Is y. NJ. Cor IN connection wth
Express Tram from Boston, stopping II Brisepo Npt
walA and Stamford. arriving IN NorNat II 50 + VI
Evening Tran Pttsftd connects with TINS Tram al
Bridgeport
Passengers requested 10 procure tickets before taking
seats m TIE Cars. - - ,
lraff GEO " WHISTLER. Jr. Supenntendent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
VNHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL SIEAMERs-The ships
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,

comprising tins Inc are The -. : :,
ATLANTIC, Capt West, PACItlt, (apt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, bALllS, Capt I"HiS'oos'
ADRIArIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly iof
Government service every care has been taken tht con-
structlon as also IN their Engines strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are I'M
squacd foT elegance comfort Prce OF passage nom
state rooms Sss5; from Liverpool 20 NewYork 135. An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship No berh can
b. secured until paid Tor The owners Of these ships Will
not be accountable for gold silver bullion specie eweiy
precious metals, unless bills ot lSdins are signed
theIefof. and tile ysne thereof therein expressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic no.

\tce hereby that 2e'i have been presented
M ;ae Board Of Aldermen and referred % the
Committee On Sewers, for >EN ER n THlRTN-SEN-
ENLIST fom poin us feet Wes' Il 6sh-av 20 sewer
6,a-ay Also f,r SEWER IA ELENENrH-Sr iron the
westerly ue ot lst % the sewer vi Avenue Also for
aSEWER Rm'LlSPENARD-Sr f.cm opposite No. al TO
ard 10 connect with between Charch-s
and Wes. Broadway. Also for SEN E2 IN rHfRf1SEv-
ENrH.Sr between 7th and sth avs Also for . SEWER
IN BRfDGEST from pom. i9o eef vest Of 1tehAl!s
o the Rridgcsi east of Nhrshau 81 Also Tor
SEMER IN rWELFTH-Sr frnm aear oth-ay to and
through -th-ay IN FilftccLthst. Also resoln-
ton 20 hange the rrute Of the SEWER IN BATTERY
PLACE 81 that viii thrOigh Baiery-paee 90 the
ofWest and empty u;o the ver on the scuih side
Of pIer Nc All persons Interested n the above haNng
ohecoES thereto requested 20 present the same IN
writing stating then extent u Oeest and place ~ o0si
ness residence 20 the undersigned at the Office u the
CYo,un AGueduct Department " teiore yuly2 BY OF
der uf the Committee on Sewers New-Y0rk. July 1881
Ul0Im ALEX y DODGE. Sewer Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

nSuce = hereby gwen 10 tie owners, cccu-
pani OF ercupsnis OF all houses 4ai hs aprosed
improved lands. Affected thereby gAi tie o~inx xsseSs
mcns have becR completed b. toe AxSe~~,rs ana are
lodged the oee VI the BuTe1a A~ssssmen,S fr ,x-
animation. b. al persons interested. For RGGlrY At
ING and PAVING 9sh-st. ir. 9th nh avs r2 Im,,s
embraced ~ such aSScSsen INC. ks III the several hou~,.
and lots Il ground. vacant fs aud parcels n and
sliraic both SIDES of 30t - between eh and rh AZ,
All persons whose interests affected by the ahsc,
named and who opposed o. the same az
ether Il them requested their ob,eetons N
wn.ins 10 the undersigned. az their Office. No Han of
Records within thy DAYS from date of this NOTICE =
Osc, Rgrrau Of Assessments Department; rulv n,
1851 SAMUEL OE MOrT1
fRANCIS NICh3LsoN, Assessors.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
r S. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY

- s-For NEW-UkLEANS Gfe1t' VIA HANANH'
Fare reduced
On SATURDAY, July s6 At soclcck III. splenjld Steam
ship CHEROKEE, l,3oe tuns burden, ny WiNDLE,
Ccnmsnder. VIII sail SArl RDAY July 26 az precisely
soclock, M from her pser the foot Of Warren.st.
Z, with the Government Mails direct for HAVANA and
kkw-ORLEANS.
Chagrss passengers ts New-Oreaps transferred AZ Ha
vana y TIE splendid double engine steamship FALCON
frisht taken 10 New Orleans Al SOC. per foot
Sfecie only taken on freight 20 Havana
ssiied
For frssh, passage apply 70 the oce OF the Conps
lys ,sah n O. ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
SuPREME COuRT.-In the matter oi

- the application IF the Mayor Aldermen and Common
ait, of the CIty New York, relative % the WIDENING
of fBEEKNIAN-STREET. hetw ween Pearstreet and Park
row IN the CITY Of NewNork. Public notice IS hereby
gwen y the Mayor Aldermen and Comm0nay II The Cty
OF New YorS pursuant such made and
provided ihot the SAID the Mayor, Aldermen aud Common
atty of the Cy New YORK intend 10 make Application IN
the Supreme Cont the state OF NewYorN a SPECIAL
Term sad Court 10 he hcd lt She CITY Hall OF the
Cty of NewYork, SATURDAY. the 10Th day OF July,
1851 at the opening of the Court at day, or rs soon
thereafter Counsel be heard Tor te appointment 0
CouniSs luers of Estimate and Assessment IN the above
entitled matter thar the and extent OF the improve
nenf Is the widening Beekman- street The hOrtEery
side from CSrcet - Park line running west-
civ from the northCastery OF C street ana Beck
nan-s.teet te!ng extension OF the lnc Of Beeknan-
stree, hetv cen Pearl ana Csircc's until the sad line
reaches point fifteen feet nOrtnery from the northefy
line Of Beekman-street thence IN westerly drec1on ana
nearly uaral with the nOrherv line OF Bee knI1n street 70
polrt on Park-ro distant fifteen feet northery from the
nGrfhcrv line II Beekman- street and also the widening
Of Bee the sothery SIDE, on ne running
westers from point the nprhery side o Pedrstreet
tint seventeen feet from the westerly corner "t
Pear and Beekman streets. until the sad Inc strikes te
snthery line # Beekmans opposite the point IN the
ncrthey line sad street first herenhetoe nentoned
rs beng fifteen feet from the northery line Of SAID
stree, as the same aid down map annexed 70 ana
forming par the Report and Resolution adopted oy the
Common Council IN the above matter NeW-f0Tk,
Jrne Ie 1851 HENRY +. DAVIES
,2o Inn Counsel to the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

O-U s Mail Line to SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
NEN-Thc Steamers Of this Company VIII sail regularly
once a month follows
From New York.
~ WAsUINGTON Can't W q floyd Saturday, August g.
WASHiNGTON Capt ". g. Floyd saturday, Oct 4
WASHINGTON. Capt. W G. Floyd, saturday, NOV ~
HERMANN, Capt r Cmhtree, Saturday, Juy II
HERMANN. Capt. Y. Crahrce, SATURDAY, sept o.
HERNIANN Cant y Crahirce, Saturday, Nov l.
HERMANN, Capt. L Crahtrce, saturday, Dec; ~
Erom Rrcmcn From Southampton
WASHINGTON Endav Julv H. Wednesday, July 10
W ASIIINCTON Fudav Sept s. Wednesday, Sept. 10
WASIiI NGTON. Frida,, oct. 81 WEDNESDAY Nov. D. D.
HERM<NN FRIDAY, June 49, McdneSdd Juhe u.
HERMANN, Friday. August g. "Wednesday, aug 10
HERMANN, Friday. Oct ). Wednesday yet
HERMANN, Friday. Nov. % "Wednesday, Dec .
Pnce OF passage from New York 70 Southampton OF bie
men, first CABIN $l2O second do, $50
An experienced Surgeon rs attached To each steamer
For freight passage apply 10 -
MOIlER. SAND RlERA, 80 Broadway, N.
G. A. HEINCkEN \ CO, Bremen
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY co, Southampton .
WM ISEllN, HaVrc. Ni9u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
OCEAN STEAMERS.

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct, md between
INF nj Halifax 10 lard and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt. -. AtRlCA, A Eyrle
PERSIA Capt - EUROPA T.. G. Lott.
ASIA. &. III. T.. Judkins. NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA, ". Shannon. CANADA, W. Harrison
CAMBRlA,J J. LeIt,h
These vessels carry clear white hight AZ mast-head
rTetn on staTbOaTd bow red on port bow.
DAYS OF SAILING.
AMERICA, shannon from BOSTON Wednesday, June 25
NIAGARA Stone from NEW YORK, "Wednesday July g.
EUROPA Lott, from BOSTON, Wednesday, July 9
AFRICA Ryrio, from NEW YORK. Wednesday, July 10.
CANADA Leich from BOSTON Wednesday July %
ASIA Judkins from NEW YORK, "Wednesday July 30
AME A. Harrison from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug g.
NIAGARA Shannon. from NEW YORK, Wed. Aug. l3
EUROPA. Stone, fiom BOSTON Wednesday, Aug 70
AFRIC A Ryrie from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Aug. ~.
CANADA Lott from BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept g. .
ASIA Judkins from NEW-YORk, Wednesday Sept: ~
Passage from New York or Boston 70 Liverpool Sile
B,rths not secured until paid for. Freight viii be charges
on spece fer personal expenses An eN
penenced Surgeon On board s.a
All letters and newspapers must pass through the fos'
Office For freight or passage, apply 20
~"'' N e y CUNARD. Jr 80 Broadway.
French German and other Foreign Goods received and
btoueht m common with British Goods. Through blils Oi
lsimr are siyen IN Havre for New-Eork :,
~ intending to take passage 10 tngitu IN the
Rova Man Steamships are roQut sied 10 can ~ thc OiOo
SO Bfaway before believing the reports that the sn are
am myl9u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.

v CITY and County # New-Yors. Helen c. Olms;et
against Richard McNuty and Ann Nc Nulty, bis wife,
Isaac +. Snow. Jr, John 5 Anderson. Lewis = Baiee,
William X RsRwlck. MaTy IAarsin John Roche, William
n. DanBat. Charles Sheldon. Rich ud Bgll~nkle. Alfred
Schancs, Terrence Keon. Thomas Leap. Mar Michigan.
James kcTwIn. Deans WISE, Thomas PANE and George
SINS SumuOnS-for Relief Com not served To
defendant. ALFRED SCHANCK You are hereby Sum
nOned ard required - the c'rcain this a-toa
WI c filed the ofce OF the CLERK Of the CITY and
County ~ NcwNcrS a. the CITY Han 4 sal City the
10th day Il lsy. iG l. 8d 20 coy ufysar 10
the sad Onpalnt the subscribers AZ their once sad
City within twenty days after The OF thls
gcu e1o1vc II The day & Sch service and YOU ial
tie sal mt within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff ;.s action VII appy - the Count Tor the relief
demanded the compliant Dated June -. 1851
.il IawtwF' {. .JS + DEWITT
Plaintiff Attorneys No IS Nassaa-s;scci New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-18
THE STPERIOR COTRT of the Cit,

'I1T CT I LNIVN NOt II UI IIIN NIIN
Il of New York Cornelius + Van Blankcnstesn and
Hirsch Heinemann against leop0d Hrz Summons for A
money demand contract-rO LEOPOLD HlRZ You are
hereby summoned and required 20 the compliant IN
this action Of which copy herewith served upon you,
and serve copy the sand complaint on
the subscribers at the City of NewNork within twenty
DAYS after the hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
service and fail 10 answer the sad complaint within
the aforesaid the plaintiffs this action Will take
Judgment you for the of thee hundred and
eight dolias cents with interest from the
eighteenth day o May thousand e-ht hundred aud
fy-one besides the costs OF tins actonDaed New YORK
May 26th, 1851
And YOU are further notified that the compliant ths &C
ton was filed the Office Of the Clerk o this Court AZ the
City Hall the City OF New York, on tile 10Th day OF ju
w. 1851 Dated JuW l7ih, 1881.
STORRS \ SEDGWlCk, plaintiffs Attorneys, =,
W8 law6wF 3N Vail 81. y. \