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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

ST. PArRoK's DAY IN CHARLEsroN.-The Hibernian So
cety Charleston celebrated Patrcks Day with mucl
spirit The Society gave splendid dinner which passed
off pleasantly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

Wecah attention to the advertisement of Mr.. Pickles
No4 Tchouptoalas street of fine lot of Irish potatoes
in hampers, at the low price of 40 cents per hamper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27
Important Communication /!
DIR. SHERMAN AND HIS RUPTURE CURE.

NEwORLEASs, March GO, 1850.
As. Editors Of lie Cre,reHtPermis through the columns OF
Journal present the public the following facts which may be
enghenng many who constantly exposed TO serious
calamity During practice of twenty have had frequent aP
persons afflicted with hernia for relief hive
many this if after suffering the pains of
strnprrlation when failed, in instances,
after they had undergone a surgical operation.
have examine apply all the
use and that late invenonnefcien and
injurious aordg only temporary relief while they relaxed the muscles
gradually enlarged the rupture The alude meeting
my Sherman. New Truss My attention first
called by patient of mine who had suffered with bad
many years. he had been using successfully for
three weeks, since which time hive recommended to
twenty persons many whom permanently cured and
my knowledge of what Mr. Sherman has accomplished by the
Rupture WASH give it my opinion that
Of rupture his treatment radically
D. l.. WARD NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

QUICK PAssAGE-Clipper ship Shooting Star, Captain
Baker with valuable cargo of teas silks, ETC. arrived at
Boston on the 18th in 81 days from whampoa, and 81
from, Macao
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

LOLA MoNrEs-The Boston Post thus speaks of this
celebrity Justice has been done to Lola Monies
an artist. We have dancer who has pleased us
Her bearing always dignifed and proper and all
her movements manifest agreeable and graceful
confidence She is very light OF foot and remarka bly,
agile while her pastures soothing and gentle the
curling smoke of delicious Havana Indeed con-
slider her style the very perfection of her art and
modesty grace and ingenious combination unequaled by
that of any of her predecessors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

ANOTHER RArLRoAD ADMINISTRATIONS accdent has
occurred on the Harlem Railroad Williams Bridge
by which two or three lives were lost 1t in
uuence of negligence on the part of the engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

rs ODEoN TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-The meeting
take place this evening, Tempss Hail. Tchoup
toulns street, is postponed until further notice mh?7 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

Thanks to the Clerk of the fine steamer Glendy Bur,
for river fayors. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

Professor ANDERsoN.-There appears to be abate-
ment in the desire to the truly wonderful perform
of this great magician. Armory Hall is nightly
filed the clever tricks of the Professor constant
theme of establishment and admiration audience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

Gs- For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
GEORGE CHRISTY Candidate for the offe. Of SECOND
THE PEACE in the place of j. L. WINTER, elected
Recorder, nh26
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SroLEs.-0n Tuesday night
last week the store of u L. Wright ut Atlanta Ga
broken open and safe robbed of twenty thousand and
one dollars eighteen thousand dollars of which in
bills on Georgia and South Carolina banks and the re-
mainer in American gold coin The robber entered the
store through back window, and supposed to have
ceeded in opening the safe by of false key The
robbery was effected between and 10 O'Clock at night
while Mr. Wright and his clerks absent for short
time the Twenty-Five hundred dollars in bills
which deposited in drawer in the upper part of the
together with letters notes etc. left untouched
reward thousand dollars has been offered for the
recovery of the money and apprehension of the thief
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

Mg- For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CHARLES JONTE Candidate for the Office Of SECOND JUS
TICE OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS, and
respecully ,olcs SURFACES ulh25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

\ gArirAr puN,sHMrrr being held In Bos-
consider the propey Of aboshing the death pun
1ishment En- F9 l-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

From that distinguished gentleman, Dr. D. l.. Ward il
another column of paper will be found communica
ton Ruptures Trusses, etc. TO which call the at
tention of our readers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

Gllppos's PANORAMA NLE.-The stay of this
beautiful work of art in city is limited to short
time and would urge citizens generally to pay it
visit 1t not only but instructs and the correct
idea of Egypt it is which it affords should not be lost
by any thing be remembered with pleasure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

THE OsAcE RIyEn-There have been several arrivall
lately from the Usage river at st. Louis large amount
Il OF produec Is coming In from that quarter,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

FoR San JuAN-Passengers for San Juan by the schr
Brazos requested to be board at II o'clock
on Monday next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27
YOUNG g. CO.,
W,MtCh.salNke1.s, etc.

NO Camp street,
Have constantly hand manufactured expressly their order
large md complete assortment Of tine WATCHES Lie, es:
complete Of JEW ERY God
PENS cod Silver md Steel sPECTACLEs PLATED WARE st1
respectfully call attention the above,
SILVER WARE, which unsurpassed for workmanship and
and the whole which offer al moderate prices.
~ attention always given repairing all kuas
Watches, Clocks, and Jewery. us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

LOUIS NApo.yov,- visit to the Bank Of England,
louis soon after bis departure from Switzerland was
shown by the Dirsetor Of the Bank single check for
100000 Of frames Louis at the sight Of that slip OF
paper is said to have exclaimed "Iwish much
would give one.ha Of it to the veterans Of my Unces
army and the other half to the generous swss.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

MSs- For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
r. W. JAMES Candidate for the office of JUSTICE OF TIKI
PEACE FOR THE SECOND JUSTICES DISTRICT. mh26
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

ORLEANS THEArRE,-The beautiful opera of the PRO
phet to be given at this house Tonight and an adj
dtiona attraction understand that Kossuh has been
invited and will be present during the opera Those wish
ing seats should procure them early.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

ST. CHARLES The ArRE.-The Ravels drew another
crowded house last night and their inimable perform
ances drew down the most enthusiastic applause The
tight rope performances exceeded any thing Of the kind
we saw and the ballots the most beautifully got
I'D pieces ever witnessed in New0reans The troupe is
more extensive and better drilled than when it visited
last and we only need to say that the pantomme of
Gabriel and the other principal members Of the corps is
as good if not better than The bill for tonight is
excellent. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27
Fancy Furniture W'afchOttse.
p MALLARD & CO.,

Fancy Furniture W'afchONse.
P. MALLARD & CO.,
81 ROYAL STREET,
Importers Looking Glasses China Ware s
have received ships Maid of Orleans Lexington and Chesapeake
FROM lIsvre. the latest style of
ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY ARMoIRS with LOOKING CLASSES
MINISTRY WRITING DESKS, BOOK CASES, VICTORIA BED
STEADs CANoPIEs, IRON BEDS, etc.; SIDEBoARDs,
EPAGERS, Covered and Open WASH STANDS
eENTLEMENS SHAVING STANDS, CENTRE
CARD, PIER and NIGHT TABLES, LADIES
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS, chill
DENIS CHAIRS PARLoR
SETS, always on hand,
made
china. Wure
Just received sEvREs CHINA and PORCELAIN
WARE for MAN1EL ORNAMENTS; BREAKFAST DIN.
NER TEA SETS from Five Hundred
Pieces; PLAIN WHITE CHINA, LOOKING
GLASSES, etc. Il
UphoiStery
of LANIPAs, BROCArEIIE DANIASK
CURTAINS LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, FURNITURE
CHINTZ CURTAIN LOOPS, GIMP CORD TAS
sells, CoRNICES, CURTAINpINs etc; French
md American WINDOW BLINDS, Chimes.
BLINDS BUFF HOLLAND, ETC.
| .Mattings.
have on the quality OF a. WHITE RED
| CHECKED AND FANCY MATING. cARPETING AND MAT
TING down the shortest notice FURNITURE
kinds Cleaned. Vanished and taken storage.
| Notice.
will Europe the April next, s
England for Furniture Caetns Looking Gsses
China Ware Cutlery etc. must he handed previous that date
mh23 62dp p MALLARD & CO., 81 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

DAN RIcEs BupGEr FuN.-Ths is the title of a neat
little sheet which has just made its appearance and
which has attracted considerable attention 1t contains
the views of Dan matters and things in general and
particular and of the ideas worthy of note 1t
also contains several illustrations Of the nice things done
up in the big Hippodrome.
Apropos of the Hippodrome, Dan performed to crowd
there last night He appears at the old place in St Charles
street night where he will remain three nights longer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27
CaLL and Examine

Cali and Examine
OUR AssoRTMENTsoF
FASHION ABLE CLOTHING!
ALFRED MUNRoE & Co.,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET
constantly receiving every packet from NswYork,
THE NEWEST STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ETC,
which they ssk the attention purchasers We opening
CHOICE VARIETY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
all Of which will be sold at eur usually
Low PRICES FOR CASH,
nhla apu ALFRED MONROE B. CO., "a MAgasido d!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27
Memphis Markets-steamer Lost.

Memphls NNafKets-stea1Hef 1ost'
~ MEMPHIS, March 20.
The Cotton market is dull and prices have declined 40
h. The receipts light owing to the suspension OF
navigation the Hatchie.
The steamer Grampus has been sunk in the Hatchie
River and up her cabins in the water 1t is sup
posed that she can be raised No lives were lost
The steamboat Eclipse passed here at O'Clock this
ing and stopped the wharf She visited by hous-
people, and is the greatest boat aoat
The crowd great that was pushed overheard
from the wharf-boat and drowned-name unknown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

Z; 7, b BGss5s,os Secretaries.
rF- Wing papers pleuse copy until Wednesday. NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

r., alan Lot, Numbers 81 50 on Buhao-st; also, Lots
n2mters 81, 81 81, 81 65 o., on East tron,ai asO, L..
numbers 20 G5 81 60 H. on West EIoni -. ~ L..
sunbes so ST. 81 on Easlct; also Lot n1noei ~ ..
LaThst also Lots numbers II, 50 * on w % & ~
s. Sc 81 6s 6s 10 r. on Dovest; Lots numbers % ~
Isl IS g. So on Pioverst Lots numbers D g. 70 |' %
Also Is feef Of the 'front.' Of Lots Nos H. 75 10 a. ~ on
west Thrdst; also, lots Nos oc lc2 Centresi sad y
80 lel Lerk-s in block lfe also, Lots N9s ~ tx 10
night title and ineres. OF Russell H. Neylns Of m ana 70 te
north part Of block No sl Esst four osns To- lcet
tyent by 10 feet eoep the north part Of bok No. west
FoaItfst being 100 front by 10 feet deep the nortn
rsTt Of block No IA being 100 feet iron; By 10 ieet Deep
Vii be sod at public auction 10 close concernI at the
Merchants Exchange the city Of New-for- on the An
day q November A. d., 1852 al Y o'clock noon OF that
dry Terms Ces0 per cent payable the day OF sae ana
hvered. ,, co,r
4 Chiffon, Auctioneers, Nos w sli-st. -
RUSSELL H. NENINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
me0iral.

A LADY CURED Of ASTHMA, after
"A twenty years suffering, by the use Of HOLhOWAl's
PILIS-Ihe Wholesale agent for the sale Of Holloway
pilis In New south Wales sudes letter 70 Professor
Holloway 10 several extraordinary cures Of Abma effected
IN tha, Colony by the these invaGabefs ed % one
csse M phrtcusr-that OF lady residing near hill named
tbe Rszorback who ster having for twenty years been
sHced with great difficulty Of breethng and unable ia
ru-.aueuce 10 bear the slightest exert on az last ed
tis remedy and now her own expression, able 70
III up to the top Of that oh hiu.
SoLv al yenders of medicines the United States in
pots aud boxes At 81 cent, 3 u.s. aad ~ 20 each aud
whoessle ~ tie principal drug hogss IA the United Sste
and bv Me,srs A. b. a ID SANDS New-Yo.k, aud BY The
p,oprietor No 24 StrJnd, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

IL DIR BATES VEGETABLE CAfHARTlC PILLS
ard UNIVERSAL HYGEIAS ELIXIR. OK lNFlGOhAl
ING NERVOUS TONIC 70 md 70 be safest, mot en-
Gent and cable renedIcs for DIseese or me s
rive Orgsns and Nervous System offered 70 the faDc
They cure Liver Complaint, COst,yenes, Dys-btsy thn
Darrhea Consumption Jaundice scrotua Coe opi,,ns
OF Blood Colds Influenza Gravel DrOpsyi Dysp'ss AVN
ma Worms Hopping Congh. Female Ahectors Inn4ni,.e
tory Ds.eses; Pleursy RHEUMATISM Govt Nervous DIG
80. >, Neursl ia Par sekheadGche, Depression OF
sfrts Papafion the Heart, flaming, 80 ttu DaLee
Fpilersv Deafness Defines tsyers Erysepe@ Meas
senryy I,ch Pi.apes nd Blotches, salt RhenEn, &c.
They are warranted 20 conzin Mineral, Mercurel aud
other seteriOus substances w1teyer and may be taken
WITH per CT safety by young children aid the most
deheAtr females.
The PILLS are mid in their operation and prompt in
MOVING from the sygem those impurities which are the In
inyarabIe source Of the ef5 varieties Of DIS ase am
b. used IN every complaint without the advice OF Phys
en- sld Will ere onsupsrsece all Others Ainly Ned
cine TLsy need brt tie TRIAL 10 convince the raos.
sept s Of their SAFETY aid their utility.
TIE HYGElAS ELIXIR i & delightfully."- nyigorailns
Cordial pastabs .he taste aid fes 70 alnost i'm
edsfe restore the eneges cfthe System when exhaust
by Disease BY the necezssry operation Of Cs,herte
Medicines "a Nervous Tonic Il = entirely Iusled,
AID ay be taken BY the most dec1ts Females and Chill
dren with eItire confidence AID safety.
By TIE timely and j1dicous NC oihs PILLS and HfGE-
Ian ELIR, Dr. Betes Is onyncsd that Disease nay e
often prevented and always readily cured and thus By avoid
ing the p.ozced service Of Physicians and their expensive
and nsHscang remedies, not on time Dut money may be
sved.
Tor ale at Dr. BATES Dsp6t No 45e Broelwsy, cor.
Grsndst ~ Y and the Principal Drug Stores ard Pa
tut Medicine Warehouses in the City. Pills - cts pc
bo1. Elixir 81 per bottle; bottles for i've dolars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THKOUGH 20 say FRAN-
CISCO AZ REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHMUS-The and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES VIM. c. Berry, Commander, VIII leave New
YORK for ASPINWALL, Navy Bay, SATURDAY. Nov.
- at 8 o'clock PM. precisely connecting ~ Panama
with the new double engine steamship CORFEs, 800
tuns Thomas y. Cropper Commander, which steamship
leaves Panama tie arrival Of the passengers by the
UNITED STATES f0r san Francisco stopping only 40
Acapulco for suppes This line has never failed 70 con-
rec. az the appointed time. ,
These vesses accommodations ventilation, speed and
ssety unmrpassed. An experienced phJ scan Is at
trched 10 each steamer
Passeneers Will be landed the wherf a, Aspnwal and
take the Panama Railroad.
Passenger are cautioned that all tickets for this hne,
must bear the signature Of the undersigned and that
other parties authorized to eel tickets at New-fork
Annlv 10 DAVIS BROOKS & Co. General AGENT.
No 3 BeaycT-st- New-fOrk. or
JONES 4 JOHNSON, No. l0i Westst,
corner Of Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
NEW-HAvEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL

IN ROAD-SUNMFR ARRANGEIENT-On and
after WEDNESDAY Aug ls, 1852, Trans vii run - fol-
lows:
Leave Now-Hsven at 80 A. VI, Accommodation Tram
for New-LOndon stopping 81 all stations ID NJ *
pres Train for Guilford Connection, kVer Lyme ana
London connecting with the steamboat and rarosa
line. for Stoningfon Providence and Newport go NJ,
Accommodation Tram for Ne~London, stopping a. al sts
-
for New Haven stopping ~ all stations 100 An TX.
pres Train tor Lyme, Connecticut RIVER uuirord aud
kevIsven -Ps.sengeFs leaving Newport ProUde nce and
Stonngion the morning, on arriving 70 New London,
take this tram for New-fors $50 r N Accommodation
Train for Ney-Hcvsr. stopping q, al sratlOnG
The II D A 81 Express Tram leaves New Haven on the
arrival Of tie A NJ Express Tram from New ofk
The $50 p NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival OF the so P " Express Tram from New
York. - .
4 NJ connect st hew-Hayen with New-Ior< Trans AZ
gS5 4. NJ and LIS p. NJ.
sae the Express Trsins a. New haven Tor Hartford and
sprin gfe!d for Sew-Y0Tk the sarne evening" - . .
RICHARD y. DOWD, Sup't
ew-Hayen, August II, lGj2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
By J. HAGERMAS, AuctioneeS

II VfUhN1JN -NUV. IT. dV II q CIOCN n VI Ut
the of Washington and FultOu-avs, Brooklyn
The Furniture &c, remaining in the houss, Brussels
Carpets French Plate Glasses, Turkish Red Curtains
Lamps GiIsnGoles Wedrobes, Oil Paintings, Engrayings
and 20 TINS Coal
Also OF O'Clock r. n. precisely pair bay stylish Car
rsge Hoses aOd years old perfectly sound and gentle IN
single double haDess aud 10Th good saddle horses They
are well known very fast either having trOtted their mile
ia minutes 20 seconds and going handy together in
minutes Is seconds They sold for want Of use.
Also handsome close coupe Caisse. very suitable for
Physician, t order and cost $780, handsome rockaway
Carriage nearly new hods7; do. drag. with pole and
shafts holds4; new leather top light Wagon; Seighs
Harness; Saddles &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
CUPREME. COURT-In the matter Of tho

~ spyron Of tie Mayor sad Cesnop~Ay q the Cy
New Yort relative tse OPENING u osE HUNDRED sad
TWENTY THIRD STREET, from the Thfdsvenss % tas So
se Morris TIE Ivsih
Ward cayPrbEe Botee b~reby evss % ne nsy~ Al
cefutn ADD Con ~ Of New foff pssss1s sssss
H. r<h rae ma ~ .rd n-ed dat ue de Mayor, At4ern>s
and Connonafy o fte CITY Of Yct nt<nd % nae
,e vi, coar 20 he keA Guy Hal N me Cay Ses Ics
o. Ffdsy the Jsy Of Novemesf ~s ~ ne 49, -
~ ,serf a q Essmsfs and Ase.snenf TAO
~. ,,~,,., hat sni exent q De improve
49,, 5000 % he OPENING Of oNR HUsDkB I'D and
1wxSIY IIiIRD STREET. from ss Tssdsvssss Y u -
- - ~, ..-;-riy Of Mount Aosrs q - Iwsssh
90 ~ az Coz Lss the psn 81 s@S cy ssssr
- 4, ,s< Of the IGeAfsre of ths rsogs - Ss
streets and in I've City q Heu yost ard - esns
....~s iprI D - Dated New yosh 0rsshes = -
- nis BTSsY DAvIEs, cesssssto ths esspsssHss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
CUPREME COuRT.-In the matrer of ths

~ sppsc=tos ote Mayor Adsraan and COMMONLY cty
New York rea'ye the OPkSisC Of EIyyESTH Az from
9th Jssh The lats Ward ofssd city. Pubic poss
hereby the Mayor Aldermen and ComDnsy the Of
New York 10 & satnte such mad ADD DgoyasI
that tie ssA the AsJOr Aesn AMI Comn,y o. tie CITY of
eewYort rn.erd rake aprcsfon u
ss's q New fot p~es term Il the d Court ~ bd
the Cry Hal the Cay Of New Yert fn3y tie 18Th dsy u
November op~s.s o. the Court day
Hereafter Coane head for apyontnsn u Conss
ie and extent Of the Intended tbs u
uthav, from +,thst jfh the 18th Ward a the CITY o.
under and by q Of the legislature Of The s<ts a Ssv
rort snfe An AcfFstye touching The lAd
sad road the City d sewro. prsssd Av<ss
0f."-Daied New f0sk, Oc. e. Is52
OeC ful9 HENRY H. DAVIES Couns~l 10 thu Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
CUPREME COURT-wILLLAM III. AP-

- PLETOs JOHN A. APPLETON DAslkL hpLliOs
srd SAMUEL APPLETON sssinst A. BARRETT The shse
a-n.S Der,p,s Yoa ars hereby summoned and reqr@I
sr~er The coEnpaht action. which hed m ne oses
- ek al the of ses fori tbs tuentys
otd DAY " September AID 10 eopy "a yoar answer 70
The ,n comp sacfbes u Their Once ne Csy OF
SeuYof. hin twenty Gays the 81 shis
"a you erve Of The day a such a you f %
swer the sad eompbn within ihe tine aoe.d The pslaf IN
~ seton VIII t,Ee judgment sssss yoa Ave hgnted and ninety
r, ssd eerfy cents and interest thereon from ne .s
day q September beside The u this ssoaDsed No.
10 " 81 It. New Yort, 0sf -. tS52
iawewwsd EaEIssOs q PRcHARD P.insias AtofscyA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
SUPREME COURT.-Horace

Bar ne Mazda he e John Bafilss and
A. Bans and Jane his wic, Mary Bsrine.
STEPHEN ard Re- h hs wife, Joseph D. b,ta uezsAah
Mount his Sarah Ann Bar'ine, David w Bane
hard and NJ n h w Philemon Ts>sier and Lucy
his wife John Baltue aud Margaret his vile, Samue Bartne
Pho be- Warrington Martin md Mary Ann his wife Thohas
e. Iar,ne Jane bis Coms Baitne aud sehns his we,
Davd and Henrietta A. his WIFE Jasius Foot and hsf
ret hs wife, Nathaniel Wzham and Amanda T. his wife Jesse
FULLER zateh 4 bis WIFE, George IeT and Hannah his WIFE,
Eizal knnt, Joseph Hon and Amelia " be wife, Eliza
Mtdl-ll f3d Hsrs his wife Elizabeth A. smith,
wife John T. Smith, and samuel coci yr.
In purcunncf # and by order Of this . made the
the Lnh dy Of September last notice hereby
rsr.ouH general lieu iuuDrsBcc, BY asment
the Undivided share interest ~ the
sued the referee named ia SAID ordc before the 18th
Day November ues;, office, No. sWal It, IL the City OF
proof a ih p'ye hens AMI ncumbce. together
with irtrtofy OF the amount due thco and city
nature and the dt@. iher0f respectively
sad premises described ~ the complaint fsossi An
that uDd the onih cistefy de OF sthev
:Ch md 3is the AAth late XVIII Ward o. the
CIV Il New York r0Nn map OF thirty two lots o ground stn
the iXh Ward. drawn January, thousand eg hundred
AID i've by u Ewsn by the nUub, bounded aud de
scrcd follows fcriauae - the soaih esscfy da Of
sih hundred t north trfly tom the north east
Sha,. and oth bens north ossiefy
aor, sih Az twenty-five -e "r s 70 lot nanb on ssf
D. onh iary parallel With Fh hundred feet.
estory on parallel ali 9Th five e less.
three said Hap thence north sssi~ry hns
si with sGh hundred hes, IN.
y nec Of beginning Dated October ~, 1854
sKEFFIsGTON sAsxAY, Referee.
srsysx, & Horir Attorneys oi3 la~jwWcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
SUPREME COURT-City and County Of

New York.-1hc POWERY SAVINGS BANK sysinst JANIS
and o. JOHN WALSH, tecsysf.
WILLIAM DUhNING, MICHAEL ~ cAsHHAs snd DANIEL
CAsHMAs-sumaai.-f FOR relief TO the Doendsnts-
Yu arc heseIy mIoeod and required the complaint
vteh day fled IN The csk 0fce u this cosfi
the CITY New fort he ish dry o. Oetoesf,
sSg coy .. our cmce, No ~
ct -IhB days stsr The serses hsreof
usise Of 81 sgch and fab ~ answer ne
comp srsa the pani Will apply % ne Court i'f the re-
lief deuansed N the plsnf-D Dated October, istl
ga lsrsww scHEiL 4 y sLOssOs, Plsianfs Auofreys