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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Gorpora!ion Notices.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
" MENT-To CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals.
lndsssed Proposal for building a SEWER IN rhiry-ninth
street will be- received the office of the Croton Alue
due, Department, (R0tunda. Park until MONDAY the
2lh day of August 1871. at O'Clock, NJ, ~ build
SEWER with the necessary Receiving Baslnsand tulsefts
IN Thirty ninth street from 100 feet west of tth avenue
b. near Nladsou-aVr beng length about coo feet
The plan of The and Specifications for the building
Of the same and all uiltT information relating thereto
can be- obtained Application TO the Contract CLERK. ut
this Office -New-lOrk. Aug H. 1881
NICHOLAS DEAN,
AUS iO President Of the Croton Ae educt Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

- CHER Mandatory and WarerOoH. 10 Greenwich
st. corner Of Dey. pIANOFORTES warranted with re-
bridge and patent tube well calculated ior hesNns
iva put%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Grapcl for the South.

Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE
~ MENTS NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA ga
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD -MoRNiNo
LINZ leaves Pier No l. North RIVER loot oi Battery place.
Dali (Sunlays excepted At O'Clock VI by the splen
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John simpson, for
south Amb1v tn by the superior cars Of the Company
10 Camden reaching Philade phla at vi VI stopping at
wood West Prospect Plans Cranberry station,
HphtStown. Ccntepte, NevtoNn, Sand Hi!ls, Borden
town and Burlington a.
at PM VIA South AmhoY 20 Camden, arriving Al Pha-
depha at 81 NJ stopping 1t SpOtts"oed. west hght-
town Borenfpwn Burlington. Beverly, Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold aud Monmouth passengers ~ ehefirth,
fare 81 cents. 49,
Break fast dinner srd supper provided on board the steam
boat John Potter. ~ -
leave by steamboat NSPORf apt John Gould daiy,
fSundays .1rsped) at 81 O'Clock, VI for South Amioy
sroceed hy cars 70 ordenow and take Steamboat 70 BUR-
LINGTON and arrive ~ Philadelphia neat morning AZ
O'Clock Fare 81 30 -. g..
Fv rounds of baggage allowed eoon passenger 20 he
carried the risk ots owner but n0thn VIII DO fsceFt1
or considered IS baggage, except wearing Eparea
m9s 1 BLISS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
CEDAR TAR.-This is a peculiar pre-

CEDAR TAR-This is peculiar pre-
" Taraion beng neths more nor less than pure Ceoar
Tar There quackers about It For many years II
had been prepared and used Domestic Mecne IN the
family Of Mrs h h NORRIS, of Maryland.
Recomme ndatons from Physicians
Mrs Il Is Morris. Madanl-It gives me pleasure To re-
CONNIE nd the favorable consideration u The public yout
valuable medicine. Cedar Tar bronchial ail lions
aud dista OF tho Lungs THOMAS OWlNtfS, NJ u
Baltimore, March a. 1881. -,
he made use of the Cedar Tar IN my famly by the d.
r,cton of Dr. Thos II Wight, and find II very valuable
medclie IN Colds Coughs &c one If my children was
atac ed with Cntarrh fever which settled on the lungs
Nj ARIA JOHNSON.
Near PhGny Mills, Baltimore Co. March a, 1851
Il 4 ID Sands No 100 Fulton II General Agent.
Sod aho hy c n RING. Nc 100 Broadway + NJ Guion,
No ~ Bowery. Brigham Miller. No i9J Avenue ID =.
Is Knapp. No 500 Iiudson-st, j \ Coddngta. No 10
Iroadwa,. and Mrs HAYS No us Fulton ST. Brooklyn'
Iuco 81 per bottle au2l lmIuIhNSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
fraal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-City and County
SofNew-Ygrk -LutAers Bingham AGAINST Charles =.
Ca-ter-Summons -, money demand On c1uptct.--lD
thf above named EF ENDANl-sir fol are nsgel} ~ .
rcnrd 70 answer the compliant ia tals acton, OF Wsch
cory y herewith served upon you, and srrle c'y"
answer On Us al or Office Bmi-r - fuit"l-stss -
Ye,s shn tw.ntg DAYS after The SER - nei.o., =
~ H.. d4g II such service and YOU TAI 70 az ~,
e,oriart a. Aforesaid the plaintiff Vii taAe il e ,.,
IT, sUrn OF one hundred fJrtyone dollars
- ~ .eyes- from the ffee.fh DAY g Nay u.
,1ht bnnar,i AMI nv one besides the co'is o. 49,
Dated New YORK. -ly. ~ ,t...,--. srtorneys.
fvfT IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
CsTREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

~ Of Records Public notice u hereby gwen that the
following petitions been presented IN me board OF As
si.fapt Aldermen To FLAG SPACE four ieet VIZ. ~
lz2d-st from 3d.av. 10 Eat RIVER 10 fLAo srhIt
four feet WIDE through sidewalks IN itth between s'h
and 9Th avs 10 REGULATE and GRADE tSb, VI, DC
tween 81 and 6th.ays Also. the following h.shntlohs
To PAVE SD from 9Th TO 3h-ay 20 FENCE Va,
CANT LOTS between Hth and sjth-,ts, pm Az ano
Broadway All persons Interested having obecnons mere
In are to present them writing 10 the under
Sgned al his Office on before the 9Th day OF August
INST anlG JOHN 7. DODCE.Sre ConnssiOs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning-

10 OCULAR MAIL LIN T. via St0nlng-
A ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
sOkD, TAUNTON AID NEWPORT, cfarylng the great
United NAL without change Of cars or de-
ttLtlon. TIE steamer c. VANDERBILT Capt Joel
stone. and Commodore Capt W III Frazee. IN connection
with the Stonngon and Providence aHt Boston and Prov
itence Railroads leaving NewYoTk daily. Sundays et-
place. - o'clock " and StoIlgton AZ 81 o'clock III
arrival u rlal tfn Which leaves sioa a. a
Phi
These unsurpassed for strength, saiely,
speed comfort and ele The Ocers are erperenced
and attentive.
The natural advantages Of hrs rouGs superior 20 any
oher beng shorter aud direct the p more pleas
ay and exledlf0uSg performed, while pds-engrrs car
awaFs re,y UPON reaching ther tssastcn si'Ahce Of
those By ether 81 the other routes -
The COMMODORE. fIoEl New YorA-H Jnd&y, b" edles-
day and Er,dav
Frcn sn-toa-Tpesday, THURSDAY and satGrd2y
Iae c. VANDERBILT, from New foEs-Iaeso4''
THURSDAY and sa-rrcav.
FRA S,onrgroa- Monday. "wednesday and Fnaay
b-Pas>slgers ARRIVAL AZ : hsn P'O'eTu In
Sateg per Mai Train % Providence and Boston or IRE
fsrfeu- board ne steamer ADJ sunday
axe th- Aerr Ds.5t,n Tram from s-0aRgton Al "a
vi sh connect, a Providence attn the IL n Iran if
B-st0l.
Baggage Master ascoIap alss TIE Steamer ana ItNH
through each - 90. -.
Newqor- passengers can remain N board ne "a. :.
sun nSton ntl 81 81 then t11e tie Accor1-n l-lsnh
az1 4rr7ve = P.CTceuce - ts = tAse ne stssi
PkkAY. which caves Providence ts New 1orI a. n
ZrTIy-rg = Nevro-- ~ - NJ NsvSeetofd AEd ran
ton Passengers srcceei .nec4.ey N 'he At'Ai ot '
No Tran - N -n'Sel1 49,, -..
FQr pas.ses rsr-h. freight sppncsilos
&C.,. - 81 - e7d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- Of Recrds-Pubic notice hereby gwen, that IN.
following Petitions have been presented IA the boad OF
Aldermen TO DIG A WELL and ERECT PUMP IN
56th-st between list and Ai-ays 90 FENCE VACANT
LOTS On the north side u 1911 st., between norm west
corner Of ID av and No 80 All persons interested has
ing objections thereto, requested u present them m
Ttns u the unders gned his office, before Vi.
nth day of August INST -August o. 1851.
sntg lOt John L. DODGE. Street Conf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
COMPANY MEDI-

. (lNES -plINClpAL OFFICE.
No Ills B0adWay New Work, at the Junction oi tih-aN
These valuable preparations have for many years man
tanned a wide reputation Germany and other parts OF
Eutotc and have been the United States for the
pat fourteen They prepared from the prescrp
tOns furnished hy .,,..,.
nud Chemistry Of The celebrated ulyeisy Of Halle ffus-
sa An experienced Physician IN uiIcncante, VINO VIII
ave advice efutS
SYRUP DE- CAPlll AlRE-A remedy for General d.
Aiil and al diseases 81 u Pulmonary Cqarnctr.
FASIENAl III AifH FiII.S-A Cue for all diseases
affecting The Bioestc OorHS OF arising nom Impure state
Of he hlocl-s Preventive aud Cure for The Cholera
FkSTFNAU FEMALE HEALTH pllLS-A remedy
IN al OlstT auJ Diseases peculiarly incident 10 he
males also. fot Coust patton, lotefs. NctAntSs. ~.
FASIINAI PAIN SAlNE-A speedy curc for
Wounds Burns Fractures. Ulcers. aud all other External
Diseases
tarls ofthc mon aui6 3nlulh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

- MENT-TO CONTRA CrORS.- Sealed Proposas
endorsed Proposal for budnga SEW ERn i9th- 81 vii
the office of the Croton Aqueduct Depart
ment (Rotnnda Park until MONDAY, the y)th day 81
August Ig5l at O'Clock = NJ, 10 huhd SEWER, with
the receiving basins and cuvers IN i9th - nom
gth-ay to near RruadWa being length about 800 teet
The plan Of Sewer and specifications for the building 81
the same and all other nOma0 relating thereto, can Dr.
obtained Application 10 ne Contract Clerk a. tins oo
-New-NOIk, August -, 1881 NICHOLAS DEAN,
auls IOt President OF the Croon Aqueduci Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NETWORK SUPREME COURT

i ' CITY and County II New Nork-Iames II Smith anil
Washington VI issacs against Leopold Ierk-Summons f,r
money demand ON contract -l Com not ser ITO LEO
POLn HERR You hereb, summoned and required IA
the complaint this action, winch has been fled
tins DAY the Office Che CLERK of the City ard County
New York at the CITY lta the City NJ New York. and
10 serve copy your answer 10 the said complaint the
subscribers. at then Office No Deystroet the city OF
New York. within twenty DAYS aoT the II this
summons ,Ou exclusive Of the day OF such service and
II i;a 81 the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid. the plaintiffs thus action will take Judgment
against YOU Tor the sum of hundred and forty dollars
and Sixy cents with interest from the rhuteth day
MAY one thousand eight hundred and fty one besides
the costs Of this action Dated rhlriieth Nav, lSjl
BENEDICT 4 30 ARDMAN, Plaintlfk Attorneys.
laNTw1h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NROTON AoUEDUCT DEPART

MENT-To Contractors Sealed proposals, Indorsed
"propoSal Tor building a SEWER IN |erck II - will be
received the Oce fihe Croton Aqneduct Departments
lRotuuda Park) until MONDAY. the 2jth das of Au-
gust 1891 at o'clock ". to bulld SEWER, with tho
necessary Receiving Basins and CuNerts, IN 'MTk-
g. from Cana-st. 20 near LaIsh St, beng IN length
about an feet The plan Of the Sewer and specihcaos
fos The building of the and all ether niorniton re
ang thereto can be obtained application 10 the Con
tract Clerk az this Office -NeS York. August ~ 1901
NICHOLAS DEAN,
out5 0t President Of the CrUton Agueduct Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW


~ JERsEY-Smmer Arrangements CommsneiHs
MONDAY. March 81, l85i--rhis Road extends iI9In
EIIZABETHpORT IS miles o. the WHITE HOUSE,
J., reducing the staging between inc terminus vi 'H'
Road and EAsTON to - miles. L.. -.
No North River and connects with trans on the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves New YORK rom iOOs u Io-
land-st .o,r..,,
e. pier No / North RIVER at 9 A NJ passengers ! VI.
freight and r. NJ passenger, and by hAlf"id i""'
OF Conand-st at A. M and and 1t T vi A.,
Trains leave White House aAd following places Or Ns"-
York as follows. 5000. a. u.
somersile a. 3OA 81; Freight at o5 A NJ Passenger
at 203 NJ s,s AZ -.
Planned al 20 A. M Freight al 81 A. NJ; Passenger
Westheld al 20 NJ; Freight a; 50 A III Passenger
Einabsthtovr at ia u, Freight al 10 'oA Mi P''-
ssnLer at 3 IS VI - .,..r Ar n.
senger at 80 NJ ., -. ,..-.
somsryille Tor Pesplck Lesser Cross Roads and
STAGES Will BE- readiness on the arnVtl Of the An
tram from YORK az the ate House % convey passe
gers 10 Eas.on. Wlkesbaue, Bethlehem, Allentown ana
auch CHUNK Penn and 20 Clinton Elennston Lebanon
Milford and Be yld,re. NJ -, IL
NB-All BAGGAGE At the rss Of the owners mt. de-
ered INTO the actual possession oi the Agents 81 the c-
~ "a Oh ect : ar receiots gwen therefor m3lU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
VHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
j UNITED STATES MAIL STEAEERS.-The SHIPS


ATLANTIC, Ca{t. West PACltlCi Cart wye
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, bALllC, capt ComStoct'
ADRIATIC, CAPT Grafton.
THESE ships have been built by contract, expressly ioi
GyernH, service every has been taken her con
sction as also Ia then Engines 10 insure strength ana
speed and Their accommodations io passenger, are IN
snaled for elegance OF comfort Pre- Of passage from
New YORK to Liverpool $3.50 exclusive nse of extra szS
rtafe rooms S3sS from Liverpool 20 NewY0Tk 80 An
sxperenccd surgeon attached % each ship No berth can
BE- secured until pad for The OF these shpS VIII
not be accountable for gold silver bullion s1ecle, ewely,
precious stones Of metals unless bills 81 ladng are sissd
therefor. and the value thereof therein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

notice IS hereby gwen that petitions have been pre-
sened IN the Board Assistant Aldermen, aad re'Ifed
10 the COMMITTEE on Sewers, for SEWER IN Avenue
4 between 18th and 18th Also, IN tlst st between
oh and 9Th avs Also, Prince ~ from broadway tO
Greene-st Also, a resolution that SEWER be built IN
Gre.nvacb av from 100 feet south " lhst ~ sewer IN
stb.ay and also M 5lst from the SHAY ~ Hudson
River All persons Interested In the above, having ooee-
fons thereto are requested present the IN wiring
ftnR their extent Of and place II business or
10 the nnders gned al the Office u the Crotoh
Aqneduct Department on or before the z3d INST ny "o'
al the Committee o Sewers,
- Wv ALEX y DODGE, Sewer Clerk
Eew-YOTk Aug 10, 1851. anB lVs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
CHANCE of HOURS-Commeneing

n 'HANbE OI hO JIM , " =
~ Juns g. ls5l-RAMAPO and PATERSON KALI
ROADS Trans leave .efns, As oiIs"s, Oon
the arrya Of the Enc traas At sOclock An Stopping
only at kalnsey's Hohokus Peterson, hnyrrs ah9 pl
ng surlng At 0t O'Clock ", stopping osly al Hohosas
Paterson and BOILING Spring -. -,.. o.,
Leave NewYors al o'cloc. " Stopping oAAy a. r AZ
pa-saic Bridge Peterson AID heAoS1s al . c4oCA I'm
,toppug Oay al Boiling S2nng Hqy lers ana h4h,ss, s.
Tbs ruyess trans cave MasAetst station, Pa,efsh,
for New YORK al 81 N and q aid lot pm Or on shs
arrva II the trans from Sursr1 The ~ Trans s'0p a.
WY TRAINS leave suHerrs' At u Pa and Sew-f
G3PN .., -, h.. -, :. .ns o..
e'cloc. A II and 1, o'clock u Leave Ns~-f~s a.
o.rloc. A VI aud and - O'Clock ? VI
O'Clock NJ Leave Esw-Yor. Al . O'Clock a N saSs
o'clock Pm h"p"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and


Il FALL RIyER-By the splendid and superior steam
err EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, Ot great strength
aud speed particularly adapted u the nlygatpn o. Loag
Island Sound. running connection with the Fall RIVER
and Old Colony Railroad. distance Of - miles 10 Boston
only Leave pitT 3 K near the Battery. -
The steamer EAtPIRESIATE, Capt Brayton on I ES-
DAYS TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at
The steamer BAY STATE, CAPT Wm Brown, on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7 III
Ies line the only that runs direct Tor Newport
These are utied With cOmmoious state rooms
ard every arrangement for the security and comfort OF pas
sengers who afforded by this route nights rest on
board and arrival ~ Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remain
On board. getting nelr breakfast wished for until the
starting OF ths accommodation tom AZ d quarter past
o'clock NJ, winch reaches Boslol II quarter before
o'clock A
gage master attached % each steamer, who re-
ceye and tickets e baggage, and accompanies the same
= destination.
The rates passage and the pnce Of ststsroons the
same as by other lines
steamer runs connection With TINS ine 10 and from
Providence. daily, except Sundays.
Fare from NewI ora through ~ Providence Fall hIvsz
OF Newport, - % New Bedford fare - 50.
kreigh, Boston taken the rates as by mo
other regular lines and forwarded with great EXPEDITION by
ar Express Freight Tram. which leaves Fall River every
morning Sundays excepted AZ O'Clock i0f Boston and
Bedford arriving a. It's destination al or about il
For freight apply On board or al the Office Pier r.
For sate-roos oeTths apply board, or Il Il desired
TO secure them ahead. APPLICATION may he made 70 -
jslr TISDALE BORDEN. AGENTS, 10 and II "est-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

E,merly from France, and recently from Cuba re-
.,.sly offers ms services 10 the CITIZENS OF New-fork
-" InsLl.d through the agency Of CiArvoyance 70
ha,e With the greatest accuracy the seat and extent
Whatever and 10 prescribe, at the same time
u, 90 he we'll understood that what appears here as
III, assertion becomes tangible reality 10 the afflicted
80 stinlf 10 his directions -, -, -,
Mhe proposes % be- compensated Tor his service. only
have eCeiycd the amount Of benefit made known
VA e,rlsined 20 them before the cue.
/, nav he well 10 remark, pass1nf, that intrinsic
risvoysnce (which very rare) does not approve me
sctn Of blood nor the internal use Of minerals. mar
49, u, no-ors &c as they are directly opposed 10 real
90 .ne,gy but uses simple and easy means
Hours a uliaton every day from ~ A NJ t'zf d.
ny / gesks French, English and Spanish. .,-
SMee l4i Macdoucal. corner 0fAmlty aul2 4a~3"'IIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
SUPREME COURT. : Sheldon

NChurch against LOUIS ressicr Summons for none,
demand 81 contracts Com not To LOUIS
EFSSLER Won are hereby summoned and required to
the compliant Ina thS acton. which iled M
the office Ot the CLERK ri the CATS and County ol New
York the CITY VI New York. the 9th day I'd June
1881. and 20 COPS 0t s0ur answer % the sad
plant the subscriber. az his Oce No. so Nassau street
IN the city u Ncw-NorA. within twenty DAYS after the
81 this summons fou exclusive ot the day NJ
such aud inl 10 answer the sand complaint
within the time aort sand. me plaintiff IN this action will
t1Ac Judgment AGAINST you r the Of one huared AMI
twcniy-hy dollars With interest from the hrst day Of
NAV. thousand eight hundred and dfy, besides the
costs OF this actlon-DSfcd, New York, June .. 1851
GEORGE " STEVENSON.
wa laW6wIh' Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NOR san FRANCISCO. via NICAR-

II aqua and CHAGRES.-Onlv steamer for Nicar
seua-IAe splendid. new, and fa>r steamship LAFAf-
ETIE Charles Stoddari Gate OF steamer Crescent CyJ
commander. Wlaf tAe rec eS' II passengers. VINO
prefer the shortest ard healthy route through Near
agua-te DISPATCHED ior San Juan de Nicaragua and Ia
gres on WEDNESDAY, Aug. y. at o'clock p VI. from
Perm North River The and Tapidlg with which
the passengers rer PrometAeus crossed the coun
tn has established this a the safest most agreeable and
quick 81 route 90 California
Tins beng the r4v steamer for caraSua early appca-
ton " III he necessary 20 sec re tlcNets
Prices as low hy any other line Passengers Tor Chl
gres VIII lie anded there tine % take the steamers ~
SeufemheT sth from Panama 70 san Francisco
For freiaht or passage having rqaSsed accomnoda-
lions appiyto J g. WILLIAMS, Ne 1871 Froni-st
1uHf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
CORpORATION NOTICE. - Street

~ Department No 4, Ilnll Of Records Pubic notcs
- hereby gwen that the following Petitions have been pre-
sented IN the Board Of Aldermen To close the ga fs,"n
POST Road from the point where - nov closed a. %, 81
To the point where II ntsfsects N Ji-aY nsa c'i ~
10 regulate pave and set curb and gutter 10 An ~
tween Avenues A and All persons Interested h~sn.k
ooecons TO the desired % present the "a w
ng al the Street Commissioners once, on OF W 'He ~
day Of September neKt Aug ~, 1901. -.
au1l John f. DODGE. Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
DR H. G. VAN HAMBERT'S FE-

DMAIF RFNOVATING PILLS. from GERMANY. -
noe,ef VAN lambert has used The above Pills m ms
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