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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
SUPREME COURT, County Of New

SUPREME COURT, Couuty Of New
Ay YoTs, State Of New York Summons for Relief
Robert G.. Pike plain,d against Thomas H. Sickes ba-
vdssvens aod JohI Il DaSali. defsudaste laId0 "a As
X EICKFLS, OF the above namOd defendants: You
hereby summoned and required % answsr tue con-
Plant in his action, Which will be ied ~ a oios Of ihs
Hall the City ~ New York aud 90 serve copy Of yoar
III tad the sub creer ~ lis ouicss
No rs VOL st in sa City of Neg-YoIk within tween
dsys after Inc service Of this you exc aye
the Day IF such service snd you FAY 10 ssNe the said
cnHsst within he tine aiost.ai, the piantf " ms
acton will spplY 70 tho Court nT 10 relief demanded IN
the nplaint.-Dhted IaDury n. 1853,
ROBERT G. PIKE, p .air'id's Attorney.
Tie con plant mentioned 10 tte above unmoJ wa oo
fled in The oco o. the CLERK " the CITY and \. eaty OF
4 is5z n3 lsHcwWf
ROBERT @ PIKE. PiaintG-a At,orney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

TIE stages for scusn and trsehoid viii rus il eouaec
ton with beat Stages - coaysy passenger y. Bts a.
the couDiJ AL persons forbid tEussrf the .Ssvs soss
GU ito account Of the owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NFW. YORK sUPREME COURT

VAtIN - = -
l. Thomas France agt Thomas Br.es Summons.
THOMAS BATES, defendant You arc hereby sen
noned TO answer the comp amt Of Thomas France pam
sf which was cd The Office Of tho Cicr4 Df th2s
Court in the City Hall Of the Ci,y Of New York on Ae
2ik day Of March 1854 and 10 serye COPY Of your An
au er on ne at nay Office No 10 DeeknaB ~ n the City
Of New York, wi hin twenty days after tbs ssrvice of
his SUMMONS exclusive office day Of service ~ ,oe a
t Will tsIe indFment against son for tho Of fear
hundred cad fortyseveR collars ADD s1shY biae ce1S,
with htsfssl thereon from the rst DAY Of July 1871, De-
sides cofts.-Datsj March a, 1859. - -.
ms IaW6wW } 4. CAEPENJIEH. PIlf3 ANY.
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FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
= BRANCH, oCyAN HCUsf. HIGHLAND DOCK,
r rDokL WARRINGTON, MOUNTS ana BsowN1
Dysss kNN4lstewnD sne hED BAEH--he~ snA
nnsssss VII Leave ssv-Asvse p.srs PECK -sp. fast
Lsayes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
CLIPPER BARK SOUTHERNER for

~ SAN FRANCISCO, can take sI more passeagsrs IN
cabr on immediate application, also few uns
Che has just returned from San Francisco. making the ruA
in sifhtv.Llpe DAYS.
Messu EvERErr BROWN, No. 10 frsxss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
The 0csap Steamers.

LIST OF STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH OF ArnrL.
Europa From N. ", April 7-For Liverpool.
Empire City From N. Y, April 9-FoT Havana. So
Humboldt From n Y, April 10. F0rhavre &c.
Elonda. From n. Y, April 40 For Savannah
Union From &. Y. April 10 For Charleston.
Canada From DOst, April Ia 70. Liverpool.
Southerser- From N. April Ia For Charleston.
Rein deer. From N. Y. April IS For San Fran
Alabama From N. w., April IL Eor Savannah
Atlantic -.-..-. From n y. Ap,ii lT.For Liverpool.
Maron.- From ". Y, April II For Charleston.
Sierra From ". Y, ApIii 30 For Chagres
Daniel Webster. From N. Y, April 90 For San Juan.
Africa From n. Y, April 81 For Liverpool
FLORIDA From ~. Y, April 24-For Savannah
Hermann From Y, April 81. For Bremen &c.
Illinois From " prl 2S- For Chagres, &c
Cambria. BOst, April % For Liverpool
Letters by the Hsvfe Limo be prepaid twenty four
cents haounce Inland Postage 20 he added, except
TO Great Britain.
Newspapers by either Line to the Continent must be
prepaid -four ents each.
STEAMERS Anurvn rrow runorn.
ArRicA-Sged from Liverpool for New-Ycrs. March w.
CAnBRIA-s allied from Liverpool for Boston, Aprn =
GLASGOW Sailed nom Liverpool sor new nefS aprn
SARAH sANDsssied from Liverpool for n YORK. Ap'u o.
ARcTic-Sails fl0m Liverpool for New York, April
AMgRIcA-ssils from Liverpool for New York. Apyh TO-
FRAYKLIN-Sals from HsvTe for Ssw-York, April II.
KlAeARA-Sails from Liver pool for Boston. April IL
PAcIFIc-sss fIom Lives pool for Ne~-York April 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
WINTER ROUTE To CHICAGO.

w Trains ef Michigan soathen Northern L.
Leave sionros and Toledo isis 4 s. srr.se At La.
gsr,s 4, e'sr d.; thence pssssssers 20 y rtass 2.
miles to Ainsvorth AID BY STAGE 5mlss % Chicsss AZ
'eI p ssS !; ,; cara snIoash to Chlesso
,v @ ana anne a. nGsIe, shs toledo a. NJ
iogapspor la Fsystss AID Indianapolis Il south Send
SIG 81 other Riacss On the iics With tie prcps t0wrs
As Tolsco lAls lms soaases. Al ss5P ~. or1Anwta
u.e Lake Enc Sou,h shore roae By Ahd RAILROAD
!; rTosd via sulsrE & New Yoss Or s. ..sss sss
esnAiTt 20 PaaAlo. aud By Ssls sas[ Ess. !.
Passenger .. Cleveland ;ss ass e.s ali "a. vaJ to
pfiisSsSSia SrS New YSIs, q r. ssIs ~ wiling
1dnaa. Jar. IA. issi
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
1s y s. @ ss E ssa
rvs lines daily Morninx Line leaves At A NJ; Ansv-
saers fsls: is, css, ears s. "a class linz ), IN.
Osy 81. He;wrns leave Phil d.paia Rom foot Of Wal
rr.s.pc r. fem n ps' No. i. a. sps Fre ef 81
LsREIGHTS REDUCED - Ordinary
measurement, Goods sre new ,ssen b. the FALL
RIVER LINE from NEW YosKto BOsToE ii ccnis
si ss9 Gs GsI @ssa' e Fs s M pr r Il:
' ~ IIsDALE sotRpMAN. Assass.
Mes 10 aua Il %e.'-s,.
rSCLSH MAIL LINZ, VIA oSon-
y a las;sn; foE BOSTON, PRovIDENCk KEW SID
FORD and TAUNTON -ihe steamers MASSAcKu-
SETS ssd { VANDERBILT. Of tsis hne. fsa regs-
lafiy htratet1rs eli srpstsy lsAsEk sr NJ. Nutk
aver .v' vh4,i soo'. Batter pla's daily. slaisfs
csp1s6. ~ NJ. aud StnDiD2,cE ~ ci0ca, NJ
sSrvE 81 che riaii t'an, which is1ves Boston n ?
Fer freight pssssgs apply at the orce Nc 10 Battery
place. hoard the beats
u RMONT VALLEY and CON-
NECTING RAILROADS TRANSPORTATION
CO-Feights for BurlinstrB. Sc. JohasbnTy, Osdsns-
bafsn AID Atont 90 a.d Ell intern sdats towns. VIA New
Haven and Springfield. nv steamer TRAVELLER, every
day az precisely p M frOm Peck slp Great reduction
OF prices for passengers and freight ToIs tickets by
rSroad 10 All The principal northern towns ~ the Nv snd
n IL X. 4. Office no. 50 Cana at. N ForpaT.cuaIs
apply to 2. HYDE Agsnt Office No l52 sonth-st 81 Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

IN PURSUANCE Of an order o, the ne. Sur Sur.
,~ ofths County # New YoF notiee = hexeoy lyes
. ~ hnTiag claims against CHRISTIE r o. ~ L
XII hete on tie CITY Of EevYos deeeasea "a pIss.s
e. ,s with vouchers thereof V t9e saD ~ =. a
,fFce Of fonif Bs:darn, No u B.sstyE. we nv o.
Fs-yoTk, o. BE- fo1s the thnf g., st "a
Nc" a. Ike on ~ EIEIDCRN Administrator.
go ,..snys8s ELLEN MELLBR. AfElrsfifafg1z,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

RiISK.--The Senate Committee on Con-
s's'sicnsl Apportionmens made tho following
report on the eth ul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAIL
IN RoAD.-Tsin. leave the City Bsll sa,y iot ,s
Albany and Troy at - NJ. and u p M. Harlem aao
Mott Haven, 7, st. TO- M A. NJ, l. ?i Oh, Nsb III.
?. NJ MoIrlsrns Village a same tune siess. "a
wiliauls' Bridge n. 10 A, NJ, ~, y. Hssrs
Bridge Rr0nryille searsdale and Hs,fs Corners ~
3. e. 81 lie plans, u SO. a " es q ,tP NJ;
pieasantys New Castle BED ford aiechanicsVe ken
o. M, 2iiiP n Bewstsr's Turner. p q
Paving south Dover Dover Ea,ssss. ~ A. NJ Z, p;M:;
Dover Plains, II, o. A NJ, st, 81 N assac, hmeas'
sIliisr,on. 8, 4 n, g. si.Pgs HiIadai' Chatham
Albany and rroT, 7 and II, A. M. Fordhan, 81 "a, r.
a. %. 49, lei. A: ~. Ia. Ss.P "; White
rails 10 an, lei, A NJ, 340. .07 PM Dover Plains
1ic, SO, A. NJ i-4s, as d.; Chatham -Four Cor
ssrr srd way places above Dover, i3 AID 80, a. a.
For Ssnday snasgenepts, Sc, zee bills o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
TIoF "a HEREBY GIVEN, 4

MOTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ac-
co,dus to Law, to all psrsoas hannx elln. asassf
1ITfTxM eLApE late Of the City a Brooklyn. &C.
cssssd that thsJ required 70 exhibit the san VIA re
place ~ busnc Ne q MJe sv Ia The cify @ s,s ~
Un on or besxs The l7sh csy Of Aussst nert
is inl. =, Ave oSo. wiNlxzsoS.l As''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
RAJ EW-JERSEY RALROAD.-NEW

~ EW JERSEY HAIIIHUAU.--NEW w.
Y0HE spd PHIIA DELPHIA direc.-U. g MAI
and EXPRESS LINES-ThIougb In a ho1Is-New-jsr
sey Railroad via jersey CITY. leaving New York a.
Leaves Philadelphia at i2l and N. and 81 ". from
foo, Of Wslnus Fare reduced to 81 for frs-csEs and
SO for seccne-clssz.
BALTIiIOkE, WARRINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines tEa through bag
gage carried In the AM and * III. uess from Rev
York. with through conductors
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Urean gteamers, CT.

EOR LIVERPOOL. - United States
MAJ steamship rLANrIC. Capt. J. West This
steamer vii depart with the O s. Mails foI Europe post
nre,y On sAiCkpAY. 4pnl II. at u o'clock, NJ, tfom
ber bef'n a. the foot OF Ctnas No berth secured I'D
pad III For reghf or passags having rneQuAlsd accom-
moseilohs e, s.,sganes OF comfort apply to
hDN COLLINS CO., No. IS wal-ss.
T1s steamship ARCTIC WIN Euccssd the Atlantis. aad
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pAhN9y, HUMPHREY q BUTLER,
MA lsw6nW Piaiafafs Attorneys.

~ !. SUPREME COUn;, Eaonsy u
Csesge shaurck de5srfsnt TO GEORGE HARk0c8.
dcfer6art You are hessby summoned sld Fssaf3 % az
sweT the complaint this sctor which, ~. NC " 80
otes II Ire Clsrf a the svnty o. wss,cbester 80 VIE
Dlss the 18Th csy Of kfs1ch ie;s nae :,
OF our hnawer .hs said compliant o. 20
Ms oafrs In The ysg a YcEbe:s Ia tsid w. -
tsienty dayr after ths seryce oftas - = 60,
elusive a rils csy az such seryfe az. % j ~ - -
ssveT The sa:d 9, ruIiaiar whin W VT no
Ulai1tit IN this action vii 22ts, 49, AZ ~ IS
....-mp." ~ - YJlkeIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

SUPREME COURT, City and County
~ Of Esw.Ysrk William r.. Coils and WElam l.
Mi,cbsl against Alexander Kddeil.-lSummont fos
money demand contract ITO ALtAANDEh Rid
DELL: You are hereby summoned and required % Az
tweT the complaint this action yitch was an ths
ocs Of the Clerk Of the City and County q Hew-York
your sBwer 70 the said complaint on The sabscihers n
sheir oice, No 10 South That, "a The cry OF Williams
Kings County within twenty days sfef tht service
hereof eycusiys q the day Of suoh ice and sou M
10 answer the said complaint w1a the tine G1tcssie,
the plaintiffs in this action will take uGgmers agaJA
you Tor Of eve hundred scd SIX delsg aad ORTIZ
one cents with interest from the % DAY OF Eebrn6 one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine, besies the est OF
tais sctios.-Oaisd January -, 1872 -. 80, .
hgIaw l2nw @ B. & d. DEEkEB, Pitttf AttJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
A SPLENDID steamship UNION, r. Adan,; C9n5aAader;
viii leave pier No. North River on sATUhOAft APRIL
re- ~ o'clock p. III. precisely. for ffeisn. t2py on
beard where al bills Of lads VIII be sgIsf asa of pas
,sgs nj the counting room Of II,
SPoTFoRD, TlLESToN co No. 20 south. ..
No bills Of ladRs VIII be signed tfter ihs steamer mas
sailed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

TyOP CALIFORNIA Via STRAITS Of
MAGELLAN AND PANAMA.-No Berths secured
unti, nai FOR, The magnificent A. J. Extra steam
shin * RINDFER 200 tons burden Capt, d. l.: Milcox
li .si from Eew.York for The above ports rPUES
nay. 18th Of April 1852 This steamer was built en-
5,essIy for hs Clrna trade, s eoppe-ed and cooper
fastened and n expected 10 make the shortest tp ever
Sde 10 CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS by this steamer VIII AVOID
all tie drlsy,, d4rgsIs Se q me lstnlaus oay
oiv 10 Gao HAMILTON, Agent, over the Ocean
ps,t Garner Greenwich AID Frlt0n sts.. kew-f0Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT

NETWORK SUPREME COURT
Edward Roynton Axslznee OF Ehott = BoyH,on
AGAINST John N C.axk.-To th6 DEB EEDiHf.-Yo1 are
hereby ItQuisa the compl1 II IN
The CT and County OF Esw-Yofk at the Ciy Ha ia aha
CITY Of New Yelt All copy Oi year 70 ma
seld cmpaj,t he subscuhefe a. theI once, 40 q
tsy the service Of this you eSelts % me
eagsisist vtbo tie ,lme aforesaid. plsiB'f tha
sctIf vii take ud gmgnt against y0c f1 e sa a f)vs
1rndred f1ry tsvec dollars al f0ftysre ccsDA i1t1f.
st ro The esysrfh day n October ooe horsaad egks
IUrdrsd and forty five besides zoe ces o. 'as sssoa
DATED New 70 X Januaiy %, ltss
BARHIY, HUMPHREY BUTLE3.
Plaintiffs Aitprs5ys
Tho complaint ia ts ab5vs action lied las oues
ofthe clerk Of tbs Chy aud County Of H,y YORK % vs
zsd day ef March, 1919
BARNEY, HUMPHREY q BUTLER
MA lsW6nW Piaiafaf's Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
Gtfambuats QnO Railroads.

ENOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT any
n FALL RIYER.-Ths splendid and superior steamers
EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Benjamin Brayton, ard SFATR
OF MAINEleays on alternate days (sundsy, excepted
freight, apply board at the ofce, On Pier No g.
TJSDALE b BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 10 and II Westst
NOR ALBANY-Without change of
N Cars-FARE REDUCED 81 Is. Regularity 1hd
Safety combined The cars of THE NEw-YoRK AND
Nsv-York. ealy, Sundays excepted, at o'clock A. n.
NJ $40 Al, sups.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
rE,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
L CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between

NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL direct; and between
BOSTON and LIvERPOOL-The Boston ships only cali
ing at Halifax to land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt. -. AFRICA, A. RyTie.
, PERSIA Capt, -. EUROPA, e. @. Lott.
ASIA C. H +. Judkiss NIAGARA Stone.
ANEnICA NJ Shannon. CANADA, W. Harrison
CAMBRIA, ]. Leiteh.
These vessels carry clear white light at masthead
EUROPA, Lott, from NEW YORK, Wednesday, April =.
CANADA. Lang. from Boston Wednesday; April 4
AFRICA Harrison, I'm NEW YORK. W ednesd3y April ~
AMERICA, Shannon I'm. BOSTON, Wednesday. April %
ASIA Juolins, from kEW-YOkk: wednesday, ~ az D.
NIAGARA Stone, from BOSTON. "Wednesday, May IL.
EUROPA, Lot, from NETWORK, Wednesday May 10:
~ French, German, ard other Foreign Goods received
and bfoue ht in common with British Coods Througn bus
OF iading are gwen 10 Havrs for kew-Yerk.
Passage from New York or Boston to Liverpool, Sl3o
Berihs not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an aMouns ior
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on beard.
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Pcss-ofice For freight OF gssssasss aPPn to e.
First Cabin. Si2o socond Cabin. $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

NrEW. YORK and CHARLESTO
~ sT7 AMsHrP LINE-SpRING ARRANGEMENT.
Ths new ard elegant steamships ,,,,,
MARION Can't III. Berry UNION, Csas i1ca ADAMS
eI1S1111rtgrSETA, LANES ADGE3.
SoSA rat v Fos.erl Capt Dickinson
r-;r- f. ~ srler semi weekly line between Eew.yofk
~ ~ sriss. o. viii make thsr trips foilows:
49,, I5eer Marion, Saturday -Aprl II
TTn,ox Saturday. Apri 10 James Adget-.-----
Scutherpsr Wed Apnl u
Tbs James Adger Row finishing, viii b placed in tSs
fne carly IN Ap7h
Ter frs,sh' rppy board az pisF RI ani for pas
$50 M The cqphtng-room Of
'As'' 'sPOFTORD. TILESTCx CO. No. is south, st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17
To the Sugar Planters
AND MERCHANTS INTERESTED IN SUGAR MAKING
IN Louisiana.

r The Agent United States of America, of
improved Of Sugar Making, has the honor to
promised publication the 95th u the result of
the trial made the plantation of VIM ESQ eompicn
with making The apparatus can be seen in oe
the said plantation situated Jefferson Parish three miles
Carroo will be used by Mr. Mason for the balance of
this crop.
On the 10th sugar the plantation Mr. T. Mire
system ordinary here and used Sol4
gallons juice piece the half of which, precisely the
condition. Mr. Ramos work with Said number Of
gallons produced pounds of which have been this
day by W. Robinson Mer r. Il j. Buchanan, at s3N
per pounds 1851 49, and there remains in the pana
gallons Of moasses valued at 20 cents per gallon is
1859 co. amounting together to 4t0l6 3d.
On the lst Mr. working his system and hay
the quantity Of juice namely Sol44 gallons from the
piece produced 20 pounds of which also have
the gentlemen Messrs Harrison Hooper
h making es5 u.s. and there remains the plantation
the heads the hoghead weighing
pounds which, valued the amounts to s2s and
gallons molasse which remain ia the csen and valued at 20
cents, make sa4s-aogether amounting to sl2l3 49,
twill that the actual difference Of value obtained between tho
sugar 1886 49, which 20 IFS
per 1000 pounds there would have been greater
gain, but from unavoidable circumstances.
public have made the Island of Porto Rico
generally adopted and the made under
unvorabe circumstances that the estate OF Ju the
pey Manuel Skerrett tt profit but in We
than 80 cent obtained The present
will Observed has given 1875 cent but ms the
adoption this system not involve additional expense to the
planter outlay about $500 for the aparatus and on 'h
contrary those plantations where used to each ket
the Of the
much easier calculated the proceeds
crop the real thus taking
plantation, the net profta the psen
per increased quantity Of produce
made, without n Increased expense.
much saying that this yste properly managed
and which the @ his ra
WILL all cases. give still more satisfactory result.
Intelligent planters and merchants of Louisiana, nert sted
making who have this system operation will
this trial. be able to form exact idea Gifts merit
and judge for themselves whether its adoption is or not avsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention Of the public called tho superior facilities Of
this Office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY OF
$ooA, Sob, ano dSanrg 9etter= 4H'ress 'prsnaasg'
FROM MAMMOTH POSTER ,fss
To The smallest and most deicae Gard and Circular,
style of beauty and elegance and at prices
MS moderate as any office in the city,
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Is of the complete and extensive in the South. Large
additions OF the ~ ..H.
Latest Styles of Types, Borders and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest Improvements IN the
business will continue to be introduced as last as -
they make their appearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundres.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with neatness and Dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
r. Particular will be given to the Printing
BOAT BILLS and CARDS. STEAMSHIP BILLS and rus itNo;
for which great been given in the setco
materials Having dimensions, enabled "
issue larger Poster than can be procured
t Particular will also be bestowed upon Ia" iho
BRIEFS prooshoe of which will be furnished at the shorIeh'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17
Dry Goods.
BARGAINS BARGA INSI
P. g. Z REILLY & CO.,

P. g. REILLY & CO.,
n respectfully call the attention OF their customers to
splendid assortment SEAsoNABE GOODS which they
opening and store richness of design and PRICES uN
they defy competition Having been purchased
by senior New York auctions they
will insure SAVING OF THIRTY
PER CENT-heir stock consistingof
RICH FRENCH PRINTS STYLE AT % CENTS PERiYARD.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS SMALL ATTERNs, rs CTS PER YARD.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS OIL, Is CENTS PER YARD.
FRENCH MOUSSELINE DE LAME, IN DRESS PATTERNS.
FRENCH MoussELINE DE LANES, SMALL FIGURED, FOR
CHILDREN
BRoCHI BURPoURS, ALL CoLoRS AT 81.
PLAID PopLINs AT so CENTS.
ZEPHYR CLOTHS ALL COLORS, AT so CENTS.
PLAIN CAsHMERES AND DELAINES.
RICH CASHMERES, FOR MOURNING DRESSES.
RICH CASHMERE ROBES, ALL PRICES.
RICH EMBROIDERED ROBES, FOR EVENING.
RICH MUSLIN ROBES, WITH FLOWERS.
| RICH MUSQUETEERS, COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
| RICH CHENIS ETTES.
ENGLISH WORK SKIRTS AND ROBES
yALENCIENNE LACE COLLARS AND SLEEVES
| BRUSSELS HANDKERCEIEFS AND COLLARS.
SILKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
SILKS, NEW STYLE, FOR EVENING.
|
| 800 PIECES LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
go PIECES SUPERIOR FRENCH SILK AND WOOL DAMAsK
FOR CURTAINS.
| 100 DOZEN WHITE AND coLoRED JoUvIN SUPERIOR XII
aee,a i0tap P.&E. REILLY d co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17

ST. CHARIrs TIE notwithstanding the unpieas
ant weather Of last evening the st Charles full and
thu pieces passed off with ect as has character
lied any Of the previous performances We have never
known more successful engagement than Mr. and Mrs
Barney Williams are playing Ireland As Is was
the principal piece last night and it elected as usual the
most vocifsrous applause We need only say that MT
and Mrs Williams appear again tonight The pieces are
the e Irish POST and Our Gall fM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF new oRLEANs.l
Bv 1irtue of the thirty seventh section of th'

BY virtue of the thirty seventh section OF inc
act of the Legislature State louisiana entitled An hc'
Consolidate the City Orleans and provide for the
and aairs, approved February ~ 1909 anu "
the fh supplementary thereto and proyahs o ~
incorporation City of Lafayette with the CITY rev
and for the purpose OF unaine Inc
the old city, the and THIRD anu wy
Of Lafayette
on lust and Of interest," OF all pohas
and other obligations the old city and OF the late FIRST seco anu
Third Municipalities city of Lafayette for BONDS VI
cry OF NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY 1881, at foIh
YEARS for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS eaeh payable at the ohee
nj the Cty attached 'hereo ~
PER CENT payable IN the CITY oi
on LIST january in yenrhe interest on
offered exchange be calculated up to Tue ISL 'auas
1855 ut which the Bonds to be issued will
The Offer for exchange OF Bonds etc.,
will the fourth Monday IN each
commencing Monday 22d of November next 1851
The themselves the right Of rejecting any
| ali bids. ..,.,a,,r,e
A. u. CKoSsMAN, Mayor.
o. DRBUYS, Comptroller
VIM H. GARLAND, Treasurer
WM P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
| Board of Aldermen
| 49, " ~ Board Of Assistnnt Aldermen.
a r.yrT sscrs,,,y octal II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17

The mail yesterday came through from Baltimore as
late as due but was day behind from Phiadelpna,
NewYork and Boston We were surprised at sucn COCA
luck and do not expect another mail this week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17

LOUISIANA GRAYs BALL-The spirited officers and mem
bers Of the Louisiana Grays give grand military civic
and fancy dress bail at the Armory Hall tomorrow nhig
the 18th inst Capt Leech and his officers are perfectly
AT a in of this kind and nothing has been
left uudone to make the affair of unaoyed pleasure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17

Steel No. go Camp street, has sent US the second
series Of Essays from the London Times being number
Of Appetons popular library 1t contains much matter
~ ipterest. 7laf a43
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17

| Have the goodness to pronounce this little
word 1t is the original Mexican for country curates
| & otlaeoae,nt steoptrcodzkfns ! y
| Two rufians entered. the dwelling Of Mr..
sharratt. at Toledo Ohio on the Sd, and beat him to
| death.
| The Cincinnati Atlas, spirited and we'll
Quoted paper changed its issue from morning to at
| farm