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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

Application will be made to the New-Jersey
Legislature for Bank at Paterson, with 100000
capital The somervlls and Esston Railroad Company
viii apply for supplement to their charter authorizing
them 10 purchase ths Railroad from somervile to Eli
ssbe,htown slso to authorize them Tn make Branch
Railroad the GIFTS of New Brunswiek-slso to author
lee them to construct Branch Railroad to FeIngton,
In the County of Huntsrdon and thence to the River
Delaware OF to in,ersect the Camden and AHboy Rail
road Al Trenton.
The amount Of specie imported at the Custom.
HOUSE at Boston. during the week ending Dec 4, was
sssas The amount exported darins the week WAS
e4i5747
The value OF exports from the port Of Boston Tor.
s,su ports during the week ending Dec. FOL.
low. -
Domestic Products. .--.....--.- sSlaIle
Foreign Produco.- o<sotS
Specie -.---...----------..-'--' '---. 100.
Totsl.-----.--.-. .--.-->'of4SV
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eS-SJ-COAL, COAI.-A foil assortment Of Peach
,>DOrchard. Lehigh and SchuylkUI Coal-broken, Egg
Range Stove and Nat six-s-of the very best qnay ue
vered the best order resceened IN yard Al the lowest
prices free Of and slate Nut Coal for small cooSns
stoves aud Office stoves, = per ton carriage freswar-
ranted 70 burn free Of clinker-at SIMPSONS Yards
~ Thompson near Spnug, and thrstopnerst near
jefferson Market and Sixth avenue.
~ B.-Now dischargus csrgoes Of Broken, Egs and
stove sizes OF Peach Orchard and White Ash u low prices
Or, borya for cash MS 'me0d'
nEaCH-ORCIiARD gOAL-Now daoharfius
4 hom BARGE MONUMENT. 100 tons stone
BARGE SWALLOW. 25 tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON. l3 tons Egg;
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER " tons Nut
For sale los from vessel. Apply
r. STOKES DfCKERSON lp7 Anth0uysi
OF Il Broadway
COAL.-iO0 IONS first quanty Liverpool saoss and
Y frr al. BIZ JOSEPH NcMURRAl.
a. a.r-.r ~ pfos -na South sis
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DY ORDER d lhs FIga. J0ha R0vIsy. - J

II.
ny ORDERS the Hon- John ho~isy County Jadss
ID Dafche.s. notice y h-fee ss,n -, IN
has issusd against me es'ate o. - n.S.. -
.-ordfrr debtor due proof uade 20 ne SAC NoAnJ
Judge. pursuant 20 the ireei.ons 2, is is M -
iug attachments azafst ahscondlns' on nh
resident debtorsand thar the same VIII - sod Tor ne
payment OF his de6ts unles' ne $40 yls' 90 %
ana discharge sun attachment acccrains 20 ~ WAN
thee months from the first prhiestor OF ta nouec ARC
thsf the payment OF any debts and me d-Fefy Of any
property be0n nE 70 The said debtor 70 MN on ioi hs Use
- r.n.r Of any property BY him for any purpose
h.@v-r are forbidden 81 isw and are POUCH
ks.Pns, the 9Th day Of ssR.sT9ss5x - rrpRrpGr
ssO1.u5n Attorneys for Attaching CREDITOR
ny oHDER of Hon rnomAsJ. Osk ey. one Of me JUS
ID ees OF he Superior Court ~ the City ~ 10
tee hereby given. pursuant ne d Ne 'a.-
sulh0rzlng attachments sgsinsi s'scondns eono 49,
or nonresident debtors. MAJ a. si.sen,Tes Is $50
against the estate Of ANTONIO DE- AfClsNlNi' = non-
resident u this STATE and hat ne same VII oe ol pl NC
payment Of his debts unless h spoesr and saeh
attachment according 10 law within nine monns iro ne
S. -uhcannn OF his notice and that the payment Of any
him by residents his STATE snd ne delivery
iorsne to him. snd The Hsnsr o. sny such property BY
him. forbidden BY aw, snd are vod.Dstea ne sSen
Attorney for Attaching Creditor,
jessiswsm $ Valet \. Y
NOTICE.-In purslsnce OF an order OF Andrew
lNHodFes ESQ. Sgrrogs.e q the County Of hirg',
notr- hereby given al persona hayi1g claims ags1fs
WM PHILIP ate Of the Cit5 Of Brooklyn IN sad County
Of rgs d-eeas-d - present ne sane win me souche
thereof % Nu- Ellsworth, a. ne once oi ne oro9A3u
Fire rruance Company, o. From. ard Fulton 81,
10 sad City Of Brooklyn before The IN day 81 tel
ruary reRL-Os.ed srcokyl. Angus. N, 1877.
suiaiswsn Nh. Eiss1NS'6RrH. EHsen'or'-
~ PURSUANCE OF an order OF tlr surrogate - re
County u NewYorE, Noace "a hereby given 10 Al per
sons having claims sgans JOHN J. HALL, lsie 81 RE
CIV of NeY OK deceased 70 present the same with The
volcher hereof TIE subscribers a. the store % Albert
Hall No p Caharnestreet IN he City o. New York, on
or before The 18th day Of February next-Ossed New.
York. the lin day II August 1871.
ALBERT HALL. (r..,.,-.
HERBERT HALL. NA0N
aul2 isw6n. AMANDA NJ HALL. Execuirts
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AN ACT 70 abolish the office Of county superintendent OF
common schools
Passed November IS, 1877.
~ peorie Of fs state Of Nc--l0rk fcprelsHfed o.
Ssraf< ors .4gscnsbly, DO enacf a. foioug
section The crhce Of county superintendent Of con
mon schools u hereby Abolished
Al appeals nov Authorized by law 70 be hrough,
from the decisions Of superntendents 70 coun
" supegutendeni Of common schools may be brought d.
ectly from such town supennendents 70 the state super
intendent the and within the same time
heretofore allowed 70 be brought from commissioners OF
common schools Of the several towns
s. The annus reports required BY law 70 be msde
by the town supeunencents Of common schools 10 the
county shall be transmitted 70 the county
cer OF before the FIRST dsy Of eptember In each year
and shall be the duty such clerk prepare CONDENSED
statements abstracts Of the several reports 50 transmit
ted 10 him In such forms shall BE- directed by the state
superintendent schools and transmit the same
the said superintendent or before the hrs day
Of October In each year.
Nothing herein contained shall apply 10 the cry OF
county Of New-ioTk.
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NN7TTT - y
CROCKERY STORE.
WnOessIr ana NetalT, &C
NO. i3s WILLiAM--T. opposite the Wishing


NO. f3~ WIEIiAM--T. opposite the W Ashlns
Y ton Stores ID door below Fuitonst
The subscriber having been for some time past largely en-
saged in the CHINA GLASS AND EARrHEN WARE
bushes A. WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
ave arrangements tor furnishing families and those com
mencns housekeeping with goods 10 bis line, and ne u
enabled sell hs lower rates than those engaged 10
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively 10 consegrence o. IN.
large and frequent importafious for his NhOLhSAL
BUSINESS. The location Of the establishment OF me
subscriber being such that he pays low rent and ineH'
moderate expenses enables him 10 carry cut hs Intention
Of furnishing hi. wares al REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber designs selling good articles and without
an Of his styles Of French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite Tea end
Coffee Sets, Toilet In great variety, Solar Lamps
Vases Girandoss. Mante Ornaments, Fancy Goods Cut
al Plain Glass and goods, &C. sc would say O.
al that he promises 20 convince them, n they "A
favor him with call that they purchase goods 81 Pas
establishment much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
aRFTAIL STORE, but should this not BE- deemed an IN
iucement he would solicit patronage upon the ground q
Offering Tor their inspection unusually LAkOE AMI
UNRINALED STOCK, from which selections can b.
made that will give entire satisfaction. Hotels ships ane
steamboats, furnished.
Goods sent free Of expense to al parts of tho city
81 rh&sn GEORGE n. CLAPP.
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An ACT 70 amend section first Of article sixth title hrst
chapter h Of part second Of the Revised Statutes con
corning voluntary assignments =. 49,
The Peop of the STATE Of Ne York rsPTes,nfsd - of
ate and AIfensbiy. do enact a. foiie1-I -
Section l. Section hrst of article skin ute nfsi
bspfer fh part second Of the Revised Statutes eoncer
Ing VOLUNTARY assznmenfs IL amended ~ sfnkne ou me
following words except plaintiffs and lessons o. PLAIN
III and defendants imprisoned for costs only
Nc per.on shall Be- mprisonsd for the no1-psynert
Of nterocutory costs or for contempt Of court 10 not
paying costs, except attorneys soheliofs sc eolI
duct As such and witnesses when ordered 10 pay costs on
attachment FOR Attendance .. -
~, Process In the nature of neri isels' assAs Fs
soma property may be issued for the collection OF snch
order Of court ..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

CHAP. $40
AN ACT in relation to the Montezums salt springs

AN ACT IN relation TO the Montezuma salt springs
Passed October %, l54l.
The People Of the State Of Men York rePrsentsd m Sen
ate and sssembiy. do Enact toliozrss
Section l. The commissioners Of the land Office
hereby author zed TO lease 10 any persons the
Montezuma salt springs and the LANDS contiguous thereto
upon such terms and for such length Of time shall m
their estimation, best the interests Of the state
but every executed under he provisions OF this ACT
shall contain clause reseviBg 20 the State the power ano
right Of terminating such lease upon notice being gwen 10
the persons Of them interested therein OF the m
80 by SAID commissioners in such manner ana
ueh time shall be determined by such commission
and terms best calculated TO save the eque-
and rights the interested IN case " hch may
be terminated as aforesaid.
2 Every lease executed under TINS act shall be con
oncd that the lessee lessees shall make all such cree
be 10 give supply OF brine Tor le
manufacture Of salt aud for carrying and keeping the
repair during the term Of such lease, and shall
farther contain such oher conditions and restrictions A.
may be deemed proper BY said commissioners 10 secure
the pesceabe OF said lands and
springs and indemnify the state against any ana al eN
rencuufes and expenses about tuning salt az
ssid springs curing the running Of any such lease
G 8 This set shall take effect immediately
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IT, RNGTtAR NAT Ii~h n-trso
,,,, ss.5s<a;. Snsion aut NeT-iols. .y Ne 'fi 81

IT, HYt.gtAR NAT Ll~h nrtrso.
..ss<xs<.a Sfsiun aut N-T-l0fk ny he rtl slt
r>s" '@~ss sp'sndli steamers CORNELIUS VAN
D.RBILT snd MASSACHUSETTS,.
Toe ne~ s'@Au-rs q. NANDEkBlbT, Cspt Thsyef, tbi
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Poit-r 'si' run through iu nc
,esson connection wih he sonnglon and Ptosid"
and Boston Providence Railroads. leaving N.~foss
tally SUNDAYS excepted RON fie' No North River, Al
ococs P. n. and stonugton II O'Clock r NJ or ocou
ihe arrival ~ the mall train from BOston.
These steamers psssef 10 speed spendcr ard
comfort having then 81 large comUo1iuus pfi.
saler0oms bsnhs Tor ,- persons, beside age
private rooms iof families and pafiies
Pie of,csred ~ he most etp-fierted
nsn and will shorten The passage he.ve ~-icb
snd Boston from ald bali 10 @o houfs, thereby A.
risng 10 SIMPLE lime fof All the linss running rom New
Yors NORTH south SOD ~-si arc ~ The lines from forpn
north snd
The &. yANDERBILT will leave New yors--ruescss
Thursday and Saturday.
Leave stonin gton- MONDAY, "Wednesday aud Flio.i.
The MASSACHUSETTS will lesyo H-w-YOrs-No1'
dss "Wednesday ana friday
Leave stonip gi0n-Puesday, Thursday and Ssturfss
NJ PsssengeB the arrival OF the cleaners a. s.oI
Dgton proceed immediately IN the splendid Railroad
D. Providence and Boston. baggage master src0mpsn
the steamboat zins and from Boaton take charge Of
The baggage.
For passage berths state rooms or fregh, application
may be made to mo Agents ihe wharf and he oil
10 Battery place a.
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rurrLE,S RARY.IumPER.

4 1sE HAS PRODUCED a conviction OF The merN OF
u this beautiful inveuton-no but speaks Of 10 use
fulness the and of infants FOR Invalid
children u Is daily commended BY the most eminent phy-
scias and medical works Of the country All not stamp
ed Iuttles Patent not only Illegal but worthless,
A. none have the right Good valuable Eune
tie springs but the subscriber who Il the sole purchase
AID patentee OF this useful article For sale, wholesale and
retail atthe general depot, 3l Broadway H. RI. Day -
Cortandst the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broad
way and W. A. Croker 4 Co 81 JobD-ss NJ I'm
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WIsEz's
CANADIAN vERMTFUGE.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS-rhis medi-
IAcine IS safe IN ~ operation aud easily sdmins
tered than any other.
THE GREATEST CsusE DgsrH among children Is 70 be
attributed % Worms They give rise sses
and the fatal because least suspected Were pa
rents % this subject attention. carefully OBJ
the symptoms which Indicate the existence Of
In tie bowels fHz LIVES o. MANY CHILDREN WOULD No
DOUBT ~ sAFEO.
WINES CANADfAS VERNfFUeE has acquired reputa-
ton far exceeding that Of any other medicine Of the Kind
and is daily increasing IN popularity. Wherever Il 10
known and used 70 has been UNIVERSALLY APPROVED. IL
possesses properties which other article Of the KIND
does . hoAE PROMPT EFFICIENT It's actoD and
urcy free from ingredient, which have any but brrei
ca eject the hezh0f the patient being always
when discovered. Physicians prescribe
10, and ~ the language Of IN high standing who
resides IN Ceye land Ohio consider Il the only article
the <nd he that uniform and prompt ia
expeiiing worms n may indeed be relied on with the
prompt confidence, a. e has sEyEg sEEN TO FAN
This the reason Why ALL who have used will Use
any other.
We have 10 possession number Of certificates from
Physicians and others Of the highest respectsbty who
a. testify 70 IL superior efficacy and recommend Il az
never failing remedy.
~ Be pArtieal.r snd remember the name WrSEK's
CASADiAS NERNFucz this the only article thas can
Be depended on. kEAENBEk THfs
Prepared only BY J. NlSER X co. 50 Maiden-lans
Sod ~ Nyaft hetehem ~ Fulton-st j. l. Coddins
Dn' - Hudson cor sprngst r. A Sands, lss Bowery
cor spnngst " Mr. Hays, i3s Fglton-s Brookly q,
ana ~ druggists generally n23 3mTuIhksst'
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PONDS PAIN DESTROYER

ANlLL ARREST BLEEDING Immediately, reirFe
w pain arising from burns scalds bruises pain 10 the
back. headache, &c
For particulars pamphlets, which may be had Of
agents traits Wholesale Agents
A B. 4 d. sands 100 Fulton, 4. r. Moss, SO Grand 81
cor William-st. J. L l. Coddngton, joJ Hud-
n Johnson rs Broadway son-st.
A L. Winship II Eas, DO Geo o Gum, 81 Blocker
M-rcsreau cor Broadway NIL Zwis&4ysoss
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AN ACT relating 10 proceedings Of insoivents to obtain
discharge from their debts
Passed November t. lSi7.

AN ACT relating proceedings Of nsoiVents to obtain
discharge from their debts
Passed November It. lSil.
The People Of tAe state Of Nes0- York, reprensd N
Sesafe and assenbly, do enact a. followsi
Section l. Whenever an order shall be made, any
Judge or officer unoer the provisions Of the third Htiele
OF the nth chapter Of the t title Of the secoud part Of
the Revised Statutes requiring cause TO be shown Why
an OF insolvents estate shall not be MADE
and he be dischasec from his debts u shall Do the duty
OF the said juds officer IN addition 70 the pubcso
OF said notice provided in the tenth section OF tn
said article direct, In all cases here any ~ me credit
ors the said nsoven reside in the United States and
where the Of such residence known 70 the SAID IN
the notice Of such order on each oi sa
cred person by letter addressed 70 him BY mall
al ms known and place OF residence ana sucn
service shall be personal shall be st least twenty days
and n by mail then forty DAYS before the day hNsd LOT
showing cause against such discharge.
The said Jadge shall not proceed 20 hear the proof
and allegations Of parties In the msef nor shall any
be had the day appointed 10 show cause
until proof shall have been given 70 the satisfaction OF TIE
said edge officer Of the service OF the SAID notice "a
manner reqrired BY this act Pr0rided a0ioeter Thai
nothing herein coutsued shall be deemed % apply 20 any
proceedings before this act shall take eree
S. This act shall take eject iniasdlAtsly
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CLASSICAL aud Commercial


DODWORTH. SO Broomest neal broadway-fhe
n. casse. for the ensuing season gill commences on
tuesday, Oct. 5000
A n deeming 70 unnecessary 90 enter into dctiirN
account Of he advantages Of hs school or OF MS o~n
1uslhcafions would simply stale that h teaches al hr
dances Of the pressu day and those IN proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday half for ladies snd child
rem Tuesday and Friday Al haf past Tor gentlemen
Soireas twice a month. confined entirely 20 the pupa
Private lessons any time not occupied BY the c'
In waiting the Polka Redows any OF he new dances
Academies families attended. ga 'mlsP
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A,,3-.s .ss mt, ssvsa y brought directly 10 the 'aper
sntsnsep. Of conrnon schools who u hereby authorized
and required examine snc aeclae ins 'ee &c
% The second section q ne &C. entitled a. sst %
1900 r...~d November 18Th 1884, i hereby repealed
"a THIS act she'll take effect Immediately.
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Nru CLOTHING

TsTABLTSHwFNT. % B0Wery-WM X WATSON
r. vcrj r.sosr.frr toforn his friends and the public
that he has anufsefured splendid assortment q Meas
povs and ChHsrens Fall ard inter clothing az ne i-
srS In he hast manner His - * Is at new
and at az So a. % defy competon - regards cur qla
~ I'D priees Garments viii b. made 20 order A. the
f-ss notice and u the most fashionable manner Those
intending 70 supply themselves win SssfeoA &c tn.
FsI would DO well 10 I'VE BIN call before pufehesdS
1900. =, ia r,,f7o vii - quick sales and small
..s' % " ~ WM n. WATSON.
Pc = % B0verv cor Hester-sf
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AN ACT in re the fees Of certain officers for TAX
the ecknowled gmen Of deeds and for other services
Passed October 70, lS47.
The People Of the Of Ns Yort, rspresented Sen
ATE and dssepJig, do enact as foiious
Section l. No officer authorized perform such duties
shall for administering any oath a rustion, or
for taking any acknowledgment greater sum thsn JUS
tees ths peace authorized by law TO receive for
like services
~ This act shall take effect Immediately.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CITY IOAN~.-Tcmporary loans IN ieipafion OF
u the revenues OF the city, viii be received a. this Of
fee of $50 and upward for which bonds OF che
city will be issued, payable from three 20 SIX months irou
dae with interest a. the rate % "a re- cent per Annu
d JOHN EWEN. CoutrollsL
DTBLIC NOTICE is hereby siveu thar the follow
ing petitions have been presented no the Board " As
ssiant Aldermen. viz. 90 have constructed IN Nis
saustfeet from Cedar to Bruadstfeet o have sewer
constructed IN LeonaTdstreet nom Sro9e~ay 70 81.
Broadway. have constructed In Fcrtieihtrect
from The cishth-aveuue to ihe Diitrouilns hesefFo
persons interested n the above pfofosons hasns oe
tons the requested 20 present them n wfns
the undersigned a. bis ONCE No Hal fRseofds on o.
MARTIN r. THOMPSON. Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioner Oalce. December J. 1871. al
OTgTcT 0g RTcrlvER oF tax. New City Hall PARK
'b'ANE-, lSt7.-Notee s hereby given tnst the ! A.
Books Of the present year aie now Pen AZ ms .-r
snd that ready 20 receive the taxes charged on them
All persons paying their taxes previous 20 ne s OF
are entitled 20 deduction on tne amount e4lA 20
at the rate VI per cent per snnnn csealeo rom ln
day o. payment % the ist q February Once hours IRON
A. NJ 10 p NJ Bsnkahe money only received.
r. Persons sending full description OF their properly
20 this office will have their bills sent % them Of tney can
behsd by applying at this office. SMITH DUNNO,
ol5 tai Receiver Of Taxes
CORPORATION MOTTO E-Publc notice Is here
Nby given 20 the owners, occupant or occu-
pants Of a houses and lots, improved or unimproved
have been completed 81 the Assessor, and lodged m
the Street Commissioners Office for examination by al
persons interested, viz FOR regulating paving ana sehs
curb and gutter 10 Twenty thirdstree between
Ffh and Sixth avenues and Tagging space four ieet vide
through said street between Fourth ana Fth avenues
The limits embraced by such assessments include all the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces ana
between Fourth aud Sixth avenues All persons whose
interests affected BY the above named assessments ana
who opposed 20 the same, or either OF Them are re-
quesed - present their objections n writing 70 the un
dersgned e the Street Commissioner Once, whinthif
~ days from the da'e OF ihis notice -,,o,,,so>,
Street Commissioner. and Chairman OF Assessors.
Street Commissioners Once Dec :, lSiI. az
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A sPLFNDlD HOLIDAY PRESENT.
TILE RnIIOuET OF MELODY.

MUSICAL ANNUAL FOR 1878, u the most de-
"A srsbe Holiday present offered 20 the American
executed Ethofraphio embellishments and the choicest
collection Of music published ia the country.
This i much desirable present than the gene
raty OF ANNALS whose chief and almost only me no Il IN
appearance whereas this WORK u not only beautiful M az
pearsnce but contains selection Of music, every piece
Of which will become greater svofte every unr u u
hesrd thus combining utility with elegance.
Published by FIRTH, HALL POND - bfoadNaJ-
rs 2mos and FIRTH HALL, franknn-squae
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FANCY ENyFLoPs AND FANCY SOTE PAPER FOi
BALLS. PARTIES, &C.

INHE SUBSCRIBERS have just completed their uue-
qualec assortment VI Fancy and Plain Engelops and
Fancy and PLAIN Note-Paper.
Tickets ior BALI, Parties persons engraved Or printed
a. the shortest notice Ia the mOst elegant styles the
most reasonable terms, By BELL GOULD,
Oats Jansen / Bell statoaer, 1853 Nasssu-st
,ls n Tribune BUILDINGS
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BOUh TRADE.
FRENCH MU SIC. sc

NATIVE FRENCH TEACHERS are wanted, and the
Nbest teachers Of vocal and detrimental music, and
teachers in every department furnished At the ONCE OF
: school Agency Citation Hall. Be.kmsn-st y. y Al.
40 tn Teachers Advocate 81 IN advance, and al kinds
OF Periodicals Music &C. on reasonable terms.
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CHAP. 81

ANACT 10 amend title first chapter 9Th. Of part third Of
the Revised Statutes in relation 10 the mode OF com
meDcing the action OF eJeciment %. ...-
TIE People Of me Stafs 81 Mn York r'Pre'eni'd" Senate
and Assenp5ly, do enact rs foHors
section The twelfth section Of the frat title Of chap
ter fifth Of part third Of the Revised Statutes Is hereby
amended 90 a. 10 read follows To such declaration
there shall be snhoined notice In writing BY the pa
tiff or h's attorney addressed the defendant and notify
ing him that copy Of said declaration has been FLED 10
the ofce Of the clerk Of the 10 which such action
shall brought that said defendant required 70 sp-
pear and plead 70 such declaration thirty days IRON the
service such declaration and notice aud that he neg
ect appear and plead Judgment by default viii be
entered against him, and the plaintiff will recover posses
sion Of such premises ,. a, .
Previous 70 the service Of any such declaration the
plaintiff shall cause o copy Of the 20 be hed In the
Office Of the of the county where the premises are
situated ADD the same may be filed al any time previous 10
such service ~
u.s. The dteenth'secton OF said title is hereby amended
by srb ng the words rule 70 pesd shall be enter
ed and inserting the defendants default for not plead
ing shall not be entered
The sixteenth section Of said title hereby amended
BY striking all the words the plaintiff IN the
second line and inserting the following after the eNpi-
Of thirty days from the service Of said eeaaiion
aud notice upon filing affidavit Of the service thereof
and the defendants neglect appear and plead shall b
allowed the defendants default subject 70 the
qualification IN the preceding section mentioned