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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-15
JONAS BARTLETT.
LUMRE R

TIVE undersigned has constantly on hand, and will
furnish to order all descriptions OF Northern, Gas
tern and Western Lumber, at The lowest narke prices
delivered in this city, the line of connecting Rail
Roads. q. " MU
Yard on Plymouth street Office, No 2O7 Main st /,
pl2.Jistf H.. M. BARBOUR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-15
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

20 a Building LOT. on Front street corner
NJ Vine street, 46 feet front by 70 deep, adjoining
Warden Block, with "A Dwelling House thereon
-heing very desirable location for the erection of
Block of Stores, and would be profitable investment
fora capitalist. For further particulars inquire of
CALEB A. WALL
aug2i-dtf No 2l2 81 3l6 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-15
VOL VII.-NO. 1867
WORCESTER DAILY spy.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING A

EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
NEW-NORK Il NEy-HAVEN RAIL.

ROAD Summer Arrangement On and niter
C4nals station near B9adTay PASSENGERS also received
snS RAfSs fId EaSTW%Rp Ns1 Rpp''
|. Accommodation Tram at : \ NJ for New-Hassn AID
az intermediate stations Passengers IRON Way stations io
Aany and The Stations on The osatonc and NaugagoA
Railroads viii take this tram and stop at Bridgeport Pas
senges cr Boston, Providence Worcester Hartford SPRING
ard JON Express FRAN New Haven Passengers for the
Canal Railroad VIII take this tram to New Haven.
Q Express Tram at o'clock NJ for Stamford, Bridge
poIt aud New Haven thence 20 Hartford Springfield Con
neotcut River karad WorceseI Providence and B,sion
Haven Passengers for the Housaonc Railroad Stale
Line Albany and PSleld and for the Naagaiucs Rail
road wll stop at Bridgeport.
3 Accommodation Tram at 9o'Cluck AN for New -Ha-
ven and all intermediate Stations Passengers hy thus Irn
wlllIemain over al New Haven until NJ Passengers
three TO five hours New Haven Hartford Springfield or
any Station wheeihe Express Tram receives passengers
Passengers hs this Tram for The Canal Railroad VIII remain
Special Tram AZ ms for Por Chester and inter-
) Evprcss Tram 81 sP NJ Stamford. Norvsls Bridge
port aud New Haven thence 10 Hartford Springfield Wor
Hoasatonlc Railroad 10 Pttsied and with Tram Of Maui
gautuck Railroad On Saturdays this Tram connects with
Tram Of Canal Railroad si New Haven.
Accommodation Tram a, Pm for New Haven and
intermediate Stations.
2 Communication Tram ai p y VI. for New-Haven and
S SPECIAL IRAN at soPM for Pot Chester and inter-
TRAINS TO NEw-yoRK
SPEC al Tram IL 20 An IRON Port Chester, stopping
2 Communication Tram at 5 a NJ from New-Haven. stop
ping at ali the intermediate stations
3. Accommodation Tram at IS A VI from New -Haven,
stopping at all intermediate stations, RECEIVING passengers
fion Nausa,uck Railroad al Bridgeport,
Accommodation Tram AZ 80 A Nj from New-talen,
stopping at al intermediate stations receiving passengers
fvm hartford and New Haven Canal aG Nausaiuck Rail
rVNd.
Express Train At IS NJ On connection with 'he E1-
press Tram from RtSton) from New Haven, stopping az
bndscfor. NorNaS. and Stamford receiving passengers
.rm The HOusaunc Rallroad AT Bridgeport, and Canal
Rallruad al New Haven
Special Tram al 81 T NJ from Port Chester So5png
al all mteTnied ATE stations.
J. Accommodating Train at 20 PM lreceIVns pass.n-
Sefs iIvln the Accommodation Tam from Bosom from
NSW,tis,en. stopping al al intermediate stations
Il Etp.Ss Tram al Is Y. NJ Tor IN connection with
aH'N Tram from Boston, siopong II Bridgeport, Nor
sn1 Stanioni. arriving IN New-iork AZ IL 20 p NJ.
Bridgeport ~ '"'>'s VIM '1A' A'~ -
seats m the Cars
lesu GEO, " WHISTLER, u. Supenutendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

yy We understand that Senator Doug
las OF Illinois, Is on visit TO this city and Is the
eues, Of Gen Cass. 'T~ould be uniar 70 suPpose
iha, " change OF compromise OF The asplia- d
tos of either Of these riyal Presidential candhales
has ANYTHING TO do with the circumstance or va: !
the Illinois Senator is negotiating me signing on,
,nentioned by John Wentworth few days since pc
tween Van Buren and Cass We only no,e 2 y as an
HfH8. =, :.
EDUCATION IN MlcHIeAS.-Our State - Is
10, VIII, behind any other State ID tne lryerS liv
the cause Of education. We have I's, fnstitn
n The Protestant Episcopal Church h@s ~ Monroe .
t;on al Grand RAPIDS Presoyierana,s a. sprIng
Haoti.is At Kalamazoo Freewii BsP,s :, slbon. and
Afbor Methodist Episcopal N ,ne.roit Tribune
.:nr,eoa,ionaIlsts al OiiSet. LDenV'
'0's %",omWe learn that Mr. WIN; n,i R9%say' yessss'
trSe ;t seGI 1Ia aHo o. INST sdn. s&f 'fei ar hamy
lable N N, act of srun vss,. been engaged IN pub
ia ior ne 's' s5.. ih. be has eit many irenas
= III. IT, s-ra,1 esa,,iFt'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
AIinI,esota Items.

From the 81 Paul Pioneer
Hon. Samuel J. Wllkin, OF NewYork,
formerly Member of Congress, and for many years
State Senator has been Spending few days IN Mn
nesota. lie returns with very enthusiastic ar-
count of our climate, soil and prospects.
The Supreme Court closed iiS sitting on Saturday
evening last. The conflicting jurisdiction between
the military aud civil authorities has been decided.
The Supreme Court decided unanimously that the
Judge of Probate has not the power and have pro
hlbled him from further issuing wrlts OF llaoeas
Corpus on the Military Reservation. The dis
charges that have been granted 10 soldiers ~ Judge
Iambert are therefore Illegal, and many OF the sol
ers have been arrested as doSerters, tas all are a
bic 20 bc) including the one whom the Judge dis
charged some months since, Cn The ground that the
Government had Neglected 30 provide suitable
apartments for the residence of the soldiers VIE.
The party Of several English gentlemen, who zen
SAINT Paul some few weeks since for the Seikirk
Settlement, net the Red River caravan about ten
days tourney from sauk Rapids and returned With
to SAINT Paul They cOrclu led that they hi seen
enough Of the elephant" and accordingly aban-
doned q Journey which Is very idtguing even 10 The
natives Of the SclkiTk Settlement
The Mcnomonec Indians have obtained permis-
sion 10 remain on the lands that they have relin-
qulshcd TO the Government, for another year IL IS
now considered doubtful whether they Will ever Dc
removed 10 The lands assigned them north oi uhs
WlDncbagoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

NJ Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Conmen,
ally of the Ciy of New York rela we TO the Or
present termination AZ GanseyOort street 10 IWti street
IN the Ninth Ward OF SAID city. Public notice Is hereby
gwen hy The MayOr. Aldermen and tommonlty OF ths
CITY OF NewYork, pursuant TO the statutes IN sucl case
made and PROVIDED that the said The VI Hor Adehn anu
Commons ltv of the GUY Of New YORK, intend - mn,e a
pcatlon To the Supreme of the State Of New York.
Hall m the CIV Of New York SATURDAY. the 10Th day Of
August the opening of the Cou on tal da or Us
thereafter counsel can be heard 'r the appoint
meut Of Commissioners OF Estimate and Assess non' IN the
above entitled matter that the nature ana eNeht u
the intended Improvement = the extension anl o'nhs OF
York from present termination at GaSeFo street 20
TWelfhs street ty continuing the same IN tne same r'c
ton and vi h. same width Washington IS at pre-
sent between Troy and GansevooTt streets pted New
York. July %. 1881. HENRY p DANlhS,
Ia tAnvI6 Counsel to the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

New CHIvALRIc PLAIFoRM.-Th South
en- Standard, published at Charleston S.'rputs
forth the following programme as proper TO De
adopted In the forthcoming State Convention, as
a substitute for immediate Secession. 1t con-
sists OF six parts
l. The afirmance Of the right 70 secede 2 Inc
declaration that there ample Justlhcaon lor seces-
SION g. That there is no hope OF redress shoIt Oh
Crm,lete diSruntion of the Union 4 That South
Carolina orbears for the present, because sle Is un
willing to force the issue on the other southern
States until they prepared 5. That she VIII APP
MONT a commission to make known her views 70 tne
other Southern States and declare she WIN yet)oin
any other state Ia an effort to obtain redress ana,
o. That 1t be recommended 10 the peopl. mat u, az
,beIr acts hereafter-the Legislature and the people
they should look 10 a rupture Win the scIeia.
Goyenment as inevitable al no very distant uiure'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL NFw-YORK 10 Albany and TROY, and inter-
mediate pa'ss B. A kaIrosd and s,sa,n9ont ann ,a
On MONDAY. July the road VIII be opened for travel
between Oakhl and Albany.
On and after 'hs date the Trans lOn A. follows, tous
LEAVE NEW YORK, GOING NORTH,
From Office. near thambers-st.
At AM. for POUGHKEEpsIE. stopping at all the
At8A NJ fer ALBANY stopping al Manhattanvlile,
Yonkers Dcbbs Ferry Tarrytown, Sing Sing, Peekskli
GanisOn's Cold Spring FstkIll. New hamburgh, POugh
keese, thence hy steamer ARMENIA u OaklI Couch
ing at intermediate places on the nver where the trans
VII receive the passengers and land thsm IN Albany al
Al i2I PM. for POUGHKEEPSIE, freight srap)
Xt2iP NJ for P6UGHKEEPsIE, stopping at Manhat-
tanville One Hundred and Fifty second-st, Yonkers
HastIngs Dobbs's Ferry, Deannan Tanytown, Sing Sing
Croton Peekskl, GarriSOns, Cold Spring, fnhkl, Low
POINT New w-Hanburgh and Milton Ferry.
AtiP NJ for ALBANY, stopping at 1arrytown Sing
Sing Boscobe Peekskil Garnsons Cold Spring, FlShki
Hsmburgh and PoughkeePse and thence by steamer
At4lP NJ for TARRYTOWN only. stopping at all way
stations south Of Jarryt0wn
At6p NJ. for PEEKSKlLL, stopping at all way sta
LEAVE PoueAKsErsIE, GOING SOUTH
lla,nbarsh Low POINT FshRiii. Cold Spring Gar,
rson's Pcskskfl Bocobe Croton, Sing Sing, Tarrytown
Dsa~an DooSs FsrTy HestHgs YOGkes One Hundred
At7AM for Freight and Passengers to NEW-YORk,
"r%s 4 al way U.s. 4IS1s On sEns 10, m ARRIVAL Of boat
from Oakhl bringing passengers from Albany stopping
at New,lamburgh. fshklll, Cold Spring; Garrlsons
and YcnkeTs arriving at New York at II p NJ
At NJ. for NEWYORK, stopping at all the way
Atop NJ for NEW YORK sor on arrival of boat from
Oakhj stepping az the principal way stations. and reach
LEAVE rEEKsKIIL FOR YORK.
At O. A Nj, stopping at all Way Stations sigual.
LEAVE TARRyTows FOR sBw-Yor..
Al up. NJ stopping at all Way Stations
Passengers will procure tickets before entens tne cars
Nru-York July : Is5i JeIs III
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
Tur WugAr Caop.-After our fine and

The WHEAT CRoP After our fine and
haterng prospects Of favorable harvest, We begin
TO hear OF great Encouragement among the farmers.
In many parts Of state the rust ana nave
literally DESTROYED the " heat Crop and We are uh
der the most fearful apprehe that ihis disaster
has become more general throughout our man agri-
cultural districts than has been ANTICIPATED ~ is
truly painful to have to make such an announcement
so scon after having received the most favorable ac-
counts OF the fine prospect OF the farmer but our
information Is reliable, coming from those directly
lntere ted, and begin 10 fear that the "ofH AP'
prehepsions will be realized Ia the result. M
Milwaukee Com Adv. July ".
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
Miss CHARLOTTE CusHMAs The Cleee

Lane plandealer has the following IN regard 10 ms
talented acrress
1--WE Learn by q Cleyelander direct rom the stut
Of ~ Mare tha, Miss Charlotte Cushman, VINO y
sreo,irg a ouiet vacation in that inspiring cline
astoniSbed the guests OF the Ste Marie one tine morn
irq by appearing equipped edP-a-pe IN masculine at
tire-hst, coat, unmentionab.es ana an lou "'iy
have seen her personailOn Of Hamlet can easuy
"TderStard the grace and ease with which she wore
her new toggefy' Here, was not single motive OF
triumph not mere desire to astonisa me oilner
tabe. ard then. like the gnost OF banq 10 70 'anls
way and 90 back TO pettcOats and whaleOone NO.
%te ?oae m II. fshed walked ran and romped IN II
and for ought that can learn, has determined 70
wear II for the remainder Of her days at least OF
yraideuhoOd
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

~ the application of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monalty VI the City of New York relative to the IN
TENDING of CANAL-ST.. IN said city; u s,r.t line
until IL mtefSects Walker-st and the WIDENING OF
WAIKER-Sf IN the sand city the N0rthery side 50 as
to form street seventytve feet IN width q" tu gcrsst
and the throwing the formed y the intersection OF
Center, Orange Walker, and Canal sts. INTO the street
In pursuance rule order Of the said Supreme Court
made on the 81 day of June 1851 IN the above mat
ter Public Notice is hereby gwen, that an Application VIII
he de the sad Court at special term thereof 70 be
held II the City Hall of the Cts OF Ne" YORK. on SAl a.
DAY the 18th day If August next NJ the opening ot te
Court that day, thereafter counsel can 9r
heard for rule order that the Report heretofore made
m the said matter by the Commissioners % rs mate and
Assessment appointed therein be rtrred back TO the Com-
mssuncrS fr Ievsa correction vita power 10 recon
dcr the subject matter of the sand report and 70 make
new report IT, IN their judgment, II shall be necessary and
e,pedent such other order the sad 60 IT may
think proper make IN the premises. Dated New YORK.
luly 26th 1851. HENRY F.. DAVIES, Counsel 10 the
CORPORATION. VJotAtp
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIVER-by the splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE of great strength
aud speed adapted to the navigation oi Long
Island sound running connection with the Fall River
Old Colony Railroad, distance OF j3 miles 10 Boston
only Leave pef 3 y X near tht Battery.
The stt amer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bray on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at + NJ
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt. WIN Brown, on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS, at 7 NJ
T,s line : the only that runs direct for Newport
These steamers fitted with cOmmOdious state Ioous
and arrangement for the security and comfort OF pas
rengers who are afforded by this route nights rest on
board and arrival Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston ears the following morning, can remain
On board getting their breakfast # wished for until The
stating Of the accommodation tram Al quaderpaSt
o'clock Nj. which reaches Boston at aquarter before
O'Clock, A NJ
baggage master attached to each steamer, Who re-
cees and tickets the baggage and accompanies the same
70 is destination.
The rates f., passage and the price Of s'atcroomS the
same as 10y other lines.
steamer runs IN connection with this line 10 and from
Providence daily except Sundays
Fare from Ncw-Nork through g. Providence Fan River
or Newport 50 To New Bedford. fare - 90.
Freight to Boston - taken t the same rates as ny 'he
other regular lines and forwarded with great expedition ny
Express Freight Tram which leaves Fall RIVER every
morning (Slndays eNcepted) ~ O'Clock io Boston and
New Bedford arriving al IFS destination at or ABOUT II
An. - o
For ire sht apply ON board the Office Pier r
For hertts apply board OF # II Is d.sred
o. secure then. ahead application may be nude 70
iely TlSDALE BORDEN, Agents. 10 and II West st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
,NHE SUPERIOR COURT of the City

i Of New-York Cornelius + Van Blankenstcyn and
Hlrsch Heinemann against Leopold Hlrz Summons for
money demand on coniract-io LEOPOLD HlRI fouare
hereby summoned and required TO answer the compl'nt IN
ms action of which copy herewith served upon you,
aud t. serve copy o 60 the SAID cpua u, On
no suf.crbers IL the City OF New-iork, wuhn twenty
laws ,cr the service hereof exclusive of he DAY oi slch
service and # YOU fail 10 the sad c'npuat wilhn
tie me aforesaid the plaintiffs IN thus action VII tike
uIru.nt against YOU for the sum OF thfce hhndIed anu
,et dola and cents with interest from th
eirhtettn day If MAY thousand elsht hundred aud
iy-oue tesdes the costs Of this action dated Ne"h OH
May 9th. 1871 - -.
n was fled IN the Office of the Clerk Of THIS Court Al te
CIV Hall IN the City of New York, the 10Th day oI Ju-
w. 1851 Dated july I'm. 1881.
sTORRS x SEDGWICK, plaintiffs Atornc' ;, .
iyl3 awCwF b"hll-at.' y 4
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

FATAL AccDENT.-Yesterday forenoon,
N, william Frazier. OF the finn Of Beals frAzisr
MAS kIIIed by stone from blast. al the quarry d.
Millstone Point Waterford. lie was standing
What was usually considered safe distance, wnen
a stone penetrated his SIDE, killing hlni ihs'
We are told that he was a man oil exceheh' '""
,or and habits lie leaves no family -,
W ' ew-Lonton Star, Tuesnay'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
Dsorru-We have Just had glance

DRourH.-We have Just had glance
q, Tho country about Gorconyille, In Orange, and
regret TO say that the farmers and planters there are
suffering dreadlully from the drouth. Unless thefs
j. rain IN very few days the corn crop WIZ De al
most a total failure and the tobacco crop LIKEWISE.
I'm any event il is certain that both crops VIII De
greatly curtailed As the wheat Of that rglon was
cut short by the JontwOnn. the year - trniy
caamlious one to the people The corn on ths
Pamunkey and ChckahOmIny has generally attained
a very good hight but without ram the yieId nus'
he small! as this is the critical tine with me plant
(RIchmond TImes
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
= v.x-yo.. .,p Ea.r E.nAo.D co
EXPRESSES, &c.

rsTHMUS HOTELS-Chagres Ir"-
MsyfsS ~ HOUSE at chsEres-~ I" Williams : n'-'
rsswS ANA RAILROAD HOTEL al G"Eons-A
hisMERICAK HOTEL a. CrSss-d M"'eH''
CHARLES b. LOOMS, Comlnlssi9n i,o
rp.rcIsCO Cal, having a t.o
NMtrchah, sa e. r,sncsco solicl,s eonslgrneh'''
I'd refers 10 tie following parties . p,u.I.
Hol0foOk Neis1A' o,incv Ie Lapisrrs: ,. ,,.
Ssydsm Rsad Go. Su,"'o Su oa,,d,U mis- amMWkF'
gheuS5d .p.ey. S"np - --v.u,.urxs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

BnurAL MuRDER.-About ci1en -. -
saturday ar ~ rosorna Coffee House. on Columbia
s'h. se i,o ,,R Race and Elm and assaulted anosne,
esessSs os sm sn Pssr Sel.y ssa csa drew
age, LAM h1e I'D STABBED smith under the Ieh ear
kiLlhg MN "' (Cin. Times, 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
Spring and SUMNER ARRANGE
- NFNrS NEW LINES fnr Pill. .ADFLPHIA va

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILR0AD-MORNING
LINE leaves Pier No North River foot NJ Battery place
DAILY (Sundays excepted Al O'Clock NJ by the plen-
dd steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt. John simpson, for
South Amboy thence hy the superior Of the Company
10 Camden. reaching PHILADELPHIA ~ stopping al
SlOitswood, West Prospect Plains, Cranberry station
Hghstown, CeniervAle, NewteSn Sand Hills, Borden
town and Burlington.
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily lSludays eNcepted)
81 NJ South Amhoy 10 Camden. arriving az Phlla-
dslphIa at s. NJ stopping al SpOttswoOd West Hghts
town BordtutOwn Burlington Beverly, Rancocas and Pal
myr Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either trn
fare s. ceats. -.
Fare by either line So @ Forward deck-------s2 20
Break dinner aAd supper provided board the steam
boat John Puttcr
leave hy steamlat NSPORr Capt John Gould. daily
fSdays e,ceded at - O'Clock. p NJ, for South Amboy,
se,, hy ears TO aud take steamboat 20 BU n
LINGTON and arrive al Philadelphia next morning al
ocock Fare 81 80. -,
Tv rounds of baggage allowed each passenger, 10 be
earned Al the sk of but nothing Will be receive ca
OF cnn,i1ored as baggage. except wearing apparel
roo ] BLISS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
>rFwyoRK SUPREME COURT

| lanes B smith. SURVIVOR oi lawrence VI ey.ns,
.cr,s,d coGfast VI Bxown-Suumuns i0r money demand
on contract Com not ser To NJ BROWN You are
hrr.hv sm oned md red 20 answer tn complaint IN
ms aton filed Inc Oicr ui he Clcrk of The TtF dnd
crv of New York the Cry Hall SAID city, On the
s7,b dsy OF June 1851 and tu copy II your yer
70 fbs ad complaint the uscnhers ~ Their ofce No
Dcr-st IN the of New York. within twenty days a
ter the service Of tins summons on yuu exclusive ~ ne
av II such service ard # you f t. aLsw.r the sad com
Isrf within the time aforesaid the raEtn ~ ths lJ
tass Judgment aust yOp ioI the sun II one II
- - 1-i,rtv-One Dollars AID NluttV-tFr Cents, Nit
interest," from The twentieth dar oi lul Oe n ,slnh
Tsh Hundred aud Flfty he,c. the costs % i-s %e
tln-Daied June %. 1891 - -. .
BENEDICT X BOARDMAN. f.ainta's Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
DENOTE X SUTHERLAND,
-NlA ~ HIl-ufll,. AifhrIaN> ~ RI.Al-L
CUPREME COURT OF the City and

- County II Nsw-Nor> WILLIAM VI. NEWMAN
and EDWARD FRANKS. trading unde- the ntsc. stvle
and firm sf W n NEWMAN y co Against VI ATHEW
ANDER doing business aS DAVID A>DER>ON'S
SON->ummonS for money demand contract. (Com
not scr TO MATHEW ANDERSON You are hereby
ned and required the Clmpa M N thS
ton which was fled the Office of the Ccgk II the CITY
and County of NewloT AZ the Clts Hal IN TIE Clts oi
NewYork the 81 day Of Iuls inst and 20 serve copy
Of YOUR answer the SAID complaint IN the subs lcr az
h Office No NaSSau-St the CITY of New forN. with
IN twenty DAYS after the If this summons nu
elusive If the dav If such service and you ato answer
the sad complaint within the aforesaid the plaintiffs IN
this aron viii take Judgment against i1r the sum OF
Eight hundred and dollars WITH interest on the
sum o $50 from the 10Th day of MAY SJ ani on the
sum Of S467 from the day June. thousand, eight
hundred and fity-one besides the costs Il THIS action
Dated New-York, July ,. i23i DAVID p. HALL,
b. law6wFr plaintiffs Attorney, NaSsau-si
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

i PANY Only through hae for California and Oregoa
The public are iniormed that under the new Arrangement
dth CcnlAny steamers inspected and apprOfed by he
Navy Department and carving ihe United Ststes Mail WI
Hosus to leave Panama aud S francisco On the ls AND
sh days % each month unless detained by unavoidable
sasns and will touch ~ AcSpolco. San Diego aud Mon
The following steamships belong. .as the Paclhc SGl
Steamship COMPANY, IN the Pacific. of wAics
"@ os es Always n port AZ each end oi ths Isa,s;
Panama 1857 tnns, C%Iohns, 500 tnns,
California. i,eoe tun' Columbus so tu.s
isnnessee, 500 tans Isthmus;
Ncthencr, | aee tuSI; Unicorn. soe tuns;
Columbia see tuns; Antelope
Fremont. soe tuns
nsnsw steamship Columbia VIII ply between san Fran
ana !SI's IN ores1a awaiting ~ The feraer Po'i 70.
stns OF The mails aud passengers from Panama and .e
ns without delas with the mails and pssenseTs !cI ne
AssalA lne fpropelors vii be Kept ep fsr the trsn.
si.ssn e neSm and taasen, Passengers hstWeen Pare
The wen known steamship Sarah Sands Of seS taHs hal
eee nov undet charter 70 the company and yecuhsiJ
enmodoss IN her cabin arrange pents he Sep; ruasinI
One Of the seovs steamers S Keep upAs connection ,,
'"csa Acapulco and the other MeNcan ports
the conntcta the Auastc Will ~ ma ntS nei nv q,
Snted States Mad Steamseys: ~
Ssefs@ Seee ipns; Crescent Cry, ,Sss ,un,
Enpire Csy. zee ruas Phisdslph,s' i COS ,rn,
LsAvins NssVork tar Csasres tAs il,k aud issa a
The new steamship Edossi ana the sSsos - II .o,,.
tsyc line between New oTleaas and Chasres savas al
o<h peslods a. vii insure as Little detention psSsl N
" tsthmus, and forming with the Pac. nc Steamships
SryssA hne TO and from New oreAns and Pcr,s AsnoS
seeret nom ARMSTRONG. LAwENSoS a 80
ASsn,s q, that place
Ihsh Are Tor nrSush neses hon New ioss 10 San Fan
s~s has been reduced fro,
~ n c1Ste heon> tSSs
~ n Lower Cafss to--------.---..-------.-- To- ~
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