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Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, February a. 1851
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Senate met.
The adjournment resolution of the House, being the
special order OF the day, came up
The amendment of Mr.. Dole striking out the "l0th''
and inserting the 13th with another amendment was,
on motion OF Mr.. Harvey, laid on the table.
Mr.. Niblack moved to take the amendment and the
amendment to the amendment, from the table. Lost
ayes Is, noes 2S.
Mr.. Ellis moved to amend, by striking the cloth
and inserting the ''12th."
Mr.. Hanna moved the previous question, which was
not seconded.
Mr.. Eddy moved to amend the amendment, by striking
Mr.. Hanna moved to lay the amendment on the table.
Carried-ayes 25 noes Is.
MIR; Carver moved to reconsider the laying the
amendments proposed by Mr.. Eddy the table. Car
ried-ayes "a, noes 49,
Mr. Hanna moved TO lay both amendments on the ia.
be.. Lost-ayes 19, noes 25.
The question was on the adoption of the amendment
to the amendment. Adopted by vote Of % to 81.
The amendment a amended was adopted. Ayes 25,
noes 21.
Mr. Hanna moved to lay the resolution as amended on
the table. Lost.
The resolution of the House amended was concur
red in.
Leave of absence granted to Mr.. Reid, from and
after Saturday next
Mr.. Dunn introduced bill in relation to bills of ex-
ception. Referred.
Mr.. Carver reported back bill to amend the act cre
ating the Marion Court of Common Pleas. Rules
pended and the bill passed.
Senate adjourned
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13
INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1851.

The section providing that bills may originate in ei
her House. except bills and shall embrace but
subject to be expressed in the title, &c., read
a third time and passed, ayes SO, noes "a.
The President laid before the Convention communi-
cation and tables from the Marshal of State, by which
Il appears that the aggregate population of Indiana is
990 25S nhabitans-being an increase Of over forysx
per cent, in the last years. which read and
motion of Mr.. Milroy the thanks of the Convention
rendered the Marshal for the information. Wsyne
county has the largest population-25s 900 inhabitants
Marion county next, 24,2s9; Jefferson next, 2393l
Tippecanoe next, 19, ,269
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13
Lane Meeting.

The friends of Gen. Lane had another meeting at the
Supreme Court Room, on Friday night last.
The meeting addressed by Hon. Charles Butler of
New York, Gov. Wright, and Col May.
On motion Of Mr. Kent, the following resolution
adopted:
Resolrsd, That a committee of three be appointed TO
reqest of the Eon Charles Butler copy of his able and
eloquent speech of this evening for publication.
Messrs. p. NJ. Kent, S. p. Mooney and w. w M'Coy
were appointed said committee.
On motion of Mr.. Emerson, the following resolution
unanimously adopted.
ResOlred That we recommend to the Democracy Of
Indiana, hold Mass Meeting at Indianapolis the
last Wednesday in May next, to adopt measures
the nomination of distinguished fellow Citizen
Gen. JOSEPH LANE, the Democratic candidate for
President Of the United States in 1852.
The meeting adjourned TO meet at the same place
next Saturday night.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13

One Of the most important provisions in the Con-
stitutoa is section, introduced by Mr.. Morrison Of
Washington, providing for the election of State Su-
perntendent every years. by the people Of the State
Indiana has School Fund, estimated nearly three
millions Of dollars, which is rich Inheritance; but is
now in very scattered condition man Of intelli-
gence who would devote his whole soul to the cause Of
common School education might, State su7erintend-
snt in Indana, build up reputation and name that
would never be oblterated.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13
NO. 81.

The question on concurring in the amendment Of
the House. Carried, ayes 80 noes l3.
Mr., Mekle moved to reconsider the vote on cencur-
ring.
27
Mr. Harvey moved to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table
Senate adjourned
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13

FIRE.-We learn that the dwelling house Of Mr. Jas.
T. Campbell, near Pekin, Washington county, was des
troyed by fire Monday night together with all its
contents, including furniture, beds bedding, &C. The
fire occurred about O'clock and had far progressed
when discovered that the family had barely time
cape with their lives. The house new frame, and
the furniture was also new store room near the
dwelling was, with dilcnty saved from destruction.
Mr.. Campbell is Representative in the State Legs
ature from Washington county, and was not at home
about thousand dolars--Ne,c -6lbang Bulletin.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13
UThe New York Journal of Commerce Of the slst

uIF- uds tlIe IOlIOVFlIg IttIIls
RHODE ISLAND U. s. SENAToR.-By a singular
freak Of fortune Charles T. James, dem, yester-
day elected the Senate of the United States for six
years from the 4th of March next to Mr.
Greene, whig. The proportions Of wings TO democrats
in the Legislature is nearly one but being d.
Simmons,) after unsuccessful ballotings suf
cient number Of the friends of the latter gentlemen
went to James, to elect him by majority. The
vote stood-James 90, Whpple 90 Simmons 10, scatter
ing 10. Precisely what induced this partial abandon
ment of both Whipple and Simmons we do not know.
Mr.. James is very influential man in Rhode Island,
and is presumed to be friend of the Compromise
sures of Congress. The Providence Herald the lead
ing democratic paper in Rhode Island is decidedly and
strongly in favor Of the Compromise.
Of Beverly yesterday elected Congress for the
short period between this date and the 4h of March
next say about five weeks He is old line democrat
as is also Governor Boutwell,.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Union Pledge.

We give below the names of the signers the pledge
lately gotten up at Washington to support none but
Union for President Vice President, Congress or
even Representatives to State Legislatures.
1t is signed by only five democrats. The democratic
party already stand pledged by its action sustain the
Compromise measures of last Congress, hence there
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13

u The city Of Lowell has expended during the last
year $780, 277. and has balance of s57,5o3 in the
treasury.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13

pItuSt
Samuel A. Elliot Mass. Howell Cobb, Ga.
James Brooks, n. Y. Alex II. Stephens, do
David A. Bokee do Robert Tombs, do.
J. Phillips PhGnz, do William C.. Dawson, do.
Robert L. Rose do. Allen F Owen, do.
Geo. R. Andrews, DO. Henry w. Hiard, Ala
John r. Thurman do. jeremiah Clemens, do.
A. NJ. Sehermerhorn. do. Henry Clay, Ky.
William Duer, do. Humphrey Marshall, do.
James Cooper Penn. James L. Johnson, do.
William NJ. Gwin, Cal. Daniel Breck, do.
Thomas G.. Pratt, Md John B. Thompson, do
Richard ]. Bowie, do. Choe. $. Morehead, do.
j. b. Kerr. do. FINS F.. Mclean, do
Alexander Evans, do Meredith p. Gentry, Tenn
Jeremiah Morton, Va. Chris III. Williams do.
Thomas S. Raymond, do. Josiah NJ. Anderson, do.
Willie P. Mangum n c. Albert G. Watkins, do
Aug. H. Shepperd, do Edward c. Cabe, Fla.
Edmund Deberry, do. Henry S. Foote, Miss.
David Outlaw, do. H. A Bulard, Lou.
j. p Caldwell. do. Thomas J. Rusk, Texas.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13

70 Nearly three and half millions of dollars were.
to he paid in Boston the 1st instant manuisctu
ring, insurance, railroad, government, and city stocks.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13

U The Delta says IL is rumored in New Orleans that
Gov Quitman of Miss has resigned his Office for the
purpose Of taking his trial for being concerned in the
Cuba expedition ~
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

EXPORTED FOR THE STATE SENTINEL BY !. T. sOswoarH
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-13

RKPoRrED FOR THE STATE SENTINEL BY ]. T. RoswoRrH
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1851.
On motion by Mr. Mercer, Senate bill relative to the
Northern Railroad Company, taken up, read three
times, and passed.
Petitions were presented by Messrs. Lank, Nelson,
Houghman, jackson, Brown of Shelby (remonstrance)
Patterson of Marshall, Wihers, McKim, Hicks and
Rird
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

~ h
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Trans leave New
York follows from the Pier foot OF Duane-s DAILY,
MAIL TRAIN at "A. NJ, via Jersey City, stopping at
DAYEXPRESS TRAIN, atl.M.. via Jersey City, for
Canardarua Rochester aud Buffalo, connecting AZ Enra
with Mai Tram fox Dunkk which stops at all the stations
by this at Emlra over mght and
proceed NEXT moniog at 81 o'clock arriving al Canahdgua
In time for the Express Train West ~,
g. WAY TRAIN at 2.3OP: M, via Piermont ior olls-
vile and all int mediate stations -, .-,.
4 EMIGRANT TRAIN at 2 NJ. Tor DunkIs, taSing
for cipa cities and towns IN the west
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. at + NJ: ior DUR
kirk Geneva Canandaigua, Rochester and Buffalo rms
train connects at Dunkrk with rstcass steamers run
medatey on the arrival of the TRAM and connecting al
Cleveland with the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cncmnat
RAILROAD and al Detroit with the Michigan Central han-
road Beats also leave daily, arrival OF thus uan or
Ere Sandusky, Toledo and MoRoe. PASSENGERS oy THIS
tain arrive Rochester and Buffalo early next oay
''''' TRAINS TO NETWORK:
l. MAIL TRAIN leaves Dunklrk at b ADJ Nopphs az
ali Stations west ef Era and connecting there win the
Day Express Tram Om Canandalgua TO New OH :.
q WAY TRAIN leaves Otisvllle Al NJ, arriving III
New-York at IL 20 AM =, .. -.
q MAIL TRAIN leaves Einirn AZ 9 M. stopping at
all Stations. and arriving IN New York same evening.
A. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DunNuS al
S DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandaigua al IL
nj Ehnjra nj 3 p Nj. and Geneva at - A M
8 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dunk'A ~ Nv
NJ ard Canandsigua at 30 = NJ. taxing passengers
nom he Night Express Train from Buffalo and hocneste
FRFIGHT TRAINS leave from Pier foot OF Duane 81 /,
for All Stations on the road and branches. AMI
g. all HES ~est CHAS MfNOT,
0t al p0 Superintendent.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

NEW YORK to Albany and TROY On TUES
DAY Oct. Ia, the Trains WILL until iai'hei no"e' "
leave New-York, going North BON the cttce near
Chambers ST At AM Way Mail Tram foT hipshy ana
YoSIsIs H.s,ngs Dobb's Ferry, Dearman, TaIVtown,
Sing. Sing CToton, Boscobel Verpanks feeHsAli, Sl
sons Cold sprng, Fishsl Carthags 10" I'm I'm. psrs
Rhneheck Bayrytcwn, Tisoh East Camp, OakhuI' hld-
sou Stockport Coxsscie Suvesant Schodack and Cas-
Singers Al peeSss Poushteepsie and Hudson Al 70
NJ for Peekskin, stopping at all way stations a!
PM Tor Peekskh SopPng al an way p p N ~ "a
Spripg Fishkill, New Hamburgh Poughkeepsie, Hyds
Park' Rhinebeck Barrytown, Tvol East Camp, Oasmil
Hudson, Stockport Co9sackie pasb
keepsie stopping at all way stations Al " ~ ~
kespsie stopping the way stations. Al througn
Mail Tram stepping ioi oP and
Albany At PM Peekskill. stopping at way sianohs
Leave Hudson for Albany at 7a3 I'M. stopping s"@s
Leave Albany going South at I AM for Esw,rSrs'
stockport. Hudson oashiIl Eass Camp ryo.
Carthage. low Poinl Flshkili, Cold Sprns' Sarsons
Peekslnl, verplancks. Croson Sins-Sns: Tarryto"n'
Dobbs Ferry, Hastings, Yonkers and Msnhattsnvlle.
Al IL 81 for New-York, stopping at Csstson, SUI
vesan Coxsackie Hudson Iivoh Rh,nebeck ongnkeeRR
me New-Hamburgh. Fiskkill Cold Sprins Snd pssss1 III
tween Albany and Psekshu except Carthage Low PoJ
ard not stopping below Peekskill.
AaPM for Hudson, stopping at all way stations
isi p III Tor on arrival IF Western trsipl for New,
York stopping only at Hudson, PougnkeepSe' DA ''
B-These Trains VIII leave Troy IS minutes previous
70 ts ponsaSeeps,e for New-York al An stopping
,t the way stations All AN Tor freight and passage
pssssk,ll for Nsw-York 81 An stopping a;
Nav Stations At Pm. stopping al way stations A.
x,l prscurs Tickets before entering the Cara
dnee W. c. YOUNG. President
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NHE BEAUTIFUL SUMMER has de-.

parted and areadv the bleak VII dis OF November are
tusy cIsping the foliage aud scattering the cracked
leaves upon surface of the ground The winds OF NO.
ssmher how dry and ash and piercing they are anu
what terrible rOads they make upon the cheek OF Beauty
rrckng shIvslng cracking and chatting The SKIN IN the
tnat they act upon the leaves for
tonaitly he smolent and soothing powers OF Or GOl
RACD'S mtsiinabie ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR
caAle the ladies place November WIND AZ ue-
arce, While it's medcsed properties are such that Chaps
Chsies, Cracks, Roughness, etc are not only reauuy
ensd but their recurrence rendered matter u lmp'ssi
mhy Tan, PImples Freckes, Rmgworm, Salt kheum,
&C. give place surprisingly brief space OF ume
In fact this Soap Indispensable TO LADY, toel as Is
her mnfor EQUALS valuable Is to gentleman VINO Is
,nuous al orce Of soft skin and luxurious shave ~,
prevent mis- axe 1t must he remembered that pr 4
Liz GOCRAuD'S T. ilet Preparations can osiy ne pro-
supd seaSsne AT his Depot, 81 Walkerst near broal
way; Callspcer No SIS south Sd at. Phadei Dha; a >
scican, Washington ST. Boston; Carleton Lower, an"
ffetgists generally hi' Nv
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ARE YOU BALD Ais your Hair fall

ARE YOU BALD Ais your Hair fall
Stuf 4 II 80, make a trial of STORkS CtEMiCAL
HAIR lNVIGORATOR Hundreds of persons IN all parts
Of the country, whose heads were eEureiy oaiu nave
had Their hair fully esored To its original py the
uss Of ,his valuable article Read the testimony -
Ew-YoRK, Jan. |, 1881
Mr. sroRRs--Dear Sir Mr. Smith, of Newtown. L. l.,
ATTAINED bottle of your excellent Hair Iavgoraor LOT ms
little gp abon four years old her head being ehtiIey
bald no hair of any consequence having grown on neS
bead om her BIRTH and surprising asst may appear, a.eI
having used but bottle, complete head oi nan was
produced nearly two inches i.ny "i nue. hoap S ",
PHILADELPHIA, May 10 1880.
Mr. SroRRS-SiT After being bald for annnoeI oiyeals,
and hay used preparations to no ehect your
kar and hardly know how TO express my gratitude iS
H. hen, ~ have received from valuable article
j WADSwORrH, No 10 Orchard 81.
The following testimonial from Mr. MMakin edi'oi VI
Saturday Cohrstr:
"STolRs' HAIR INvIGoRATo It gives us much plea
spse ted 10 record testimony IN favor OF the
gtai nj. sSapntss and entire efficacy of Soors Checi
Hair Inygvalor. ON recovering from the recent sevuo
attack oIihess, discovered that our usually healthy
and abundant crop of hair rapidly falling on ana
have hand sample OF the above article iur-
nlshed BY the manufacturer many months PREVIOUSLY We
used but single bot directed and found 10 eper-
ale Ike charm in entirely checslng the fall and creating
anew snt healthy action OF the scalp .
We could give other references 70 some oi our mos,
respectable ci,zens but would ask all who are troubled
with Danrut are Bald. losing Their itair, 10 give
S,or Chemical Hair Invigoraior trial and one trla
viii dc convince you of the truth OF or Claims iof
than all the TESTIMONY of othe that we might produce
CAyrioN-Ask for sTORRS' CHEMICAL HAtR IN
vGORATOR and never let dealers persuade ven 10 use
other article substitute. Price twenty-five cents
ger bottle -
Csns'al Wholesale Agents-C. p. AMEr \ co, No.
Ep Arch-st Philadelphia For sale by G III RING, No.
no Broadway. and Mis-. Nj. HAYES, Brooklsn.
Is WAS3m
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.TA sURRoGATE's COURT, held

Il sse % the CIV Of ne s On II ss:
=, isSp sesaf :s IL mat
&. ,., q sea and a
estate sf gIn fss; cssIo ~ he
he spPs rsls a;e C s ss;s u Ss
satRey s.ss or y 'f II, az ssb s Il ordered
e se.ns the estate .. ss "a: ssd COUNT,
Gres tseea,sd agrs.s ss'T re me CIV q Ss- YSrf %
cfNsw soI s day II November nsI at 70 oeces m y:
forenoon ~ M - - ri, IN 10 the said 1danisrs,or 10
sasS ease OF sen mucb q The Iss estate o. ne
s@,d Ja"sr rs,i sw.I .. ". BnLDPQRD. sNTogatA
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Ocean Gteamers, &f.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
II PANY-Only Through Line for SAN FRANCS
CO via CHAGREs. direct Fare Reduced sAnU IN n,
Double Engine steamship ILLINOIS, 1850 tans, un-
squaed in her accommodations and speed hsItsuns
a. soccck NJ precisely from her pier at the foot OF
warren 81, Moth River, with the Government Mails, u
rect for CHAGRES connecting with OF the Conpa-
py extra sail without delay for San ran
cisco on arrival of the passengers and mails at Panama
Foy passag &c or apply at the Office No III VESTS
eo, Of W arTsn-st Nor h River. nl<z<
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DAVID sEAMAN. cOnns'"se''.
GEORGE BOYD, ,..r,s
Esv-York September 10. 1881. SN1,

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
-or,,e ~ -. Comfy of New York notice hereby
gwen 10 al persons having claims against ChAhLEs
WRIGHT late of the City Of Nsw-fork nerchaa,, go
es,std 10 present The with vouchers ne,soi 70 ~
suhscr,ter AZ The oce Of " A Sesly No lsi fuen-s.
IN The Clty of New YORK before the twenty ioaiA
dsr Of Ami merit Dated New YORK the twenty-thIddsy
cSoc,ohs, ieS1 ELIZA J. WRIGHT,
81 T.,e1S Administrative.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter o.

~ the sppca Of the Mayor Aldermen and Cnmnoa-
atty Of the Cty o NewYok relative the ENiNG Of
ONE HUNDRED and NINETEEN I'll ST. frum tth ~.
10 Sth in the City OF NewYork Puolc notice hereby
gven by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF the City
OF NewYork pursuant TO Statute Ia such made and
provided that the SAID The Mayor Aldermen and Com
monaty OF the City OF New YORK. ntend make sppcs
ton the Supreme Court Of the State of New York. n
Special Term OF the said Court to be he'd a. the City Han
ofthe City Of New York. on SATURDAY the 29h day Of
November 1851 the opening of the Court that day.
thereafter Counsel be heard sr the appont
OF OF Estimate and Assessment In the
above entitled matter that the nature and extent OF the
Improvement hereby int. nded, the opening Of iss,
from th av IL Sfh IN the City Of New York, as hc
the map plan of the City OF Newlck under and
by o Act Of the of the State OF New
York entitled An Act relative To- Improve touching
the Having Road- the City OF Nav
Nork and for other purposes, passed Aprll ,, 1907
HENRY n DAVIES,
r5t29 Counsel TO the Corporation.
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NOR NEWPORT and FORT HAMIL-

TON-The new steamboat WiLSoN 81 Sh T1as
Cant T. v Arrow south. leaves Chamoens. ,aei ,.locs
Ss1s W ednesdays Thursdays, and Fndays a. 70
AM ard ON SATURDAYS at o'clock, r. NJ hs.ul n nj
leaves Keyport at O'Clock. p M eIeep, oa "a Sree
SUNDAYS Stages run m connection win TIE pa u,rsu
hold M,ddetown Point Cots Neck. Sqaancun It's
Wo,Ls and Cnuan Village, oe1 ~
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N pURSUANCE of an order OF the
CORPORATION NOTICE.--Public

oc. |. hereby gwen, 10 the owner or owners oce1-
-, or cent ants Of all houses and icts improved % IN
h. nds affected thereby. thin, the following
mp, have been completed BY the Assessors ana ste
iodsed IN the .es Of the Barsan Of
" sEvER IN GkEENwICH-sT.. from Cana, ~ 70 =
poSt sping The ,s e.sa ssS "a Of sroasS
t ,os mecca ard varcels of land situated On eosn
.Ses Of Greenwchs from Csa.,o spnsssd 90 ~. me
COS .,e al from Hudson 10 Cseen-
o. W. On bh sides Of Spring from Greea.ch 70
Eud.on,s and the westerly SIDE q huasos.ss IT." -
ss ,s,sd by the sbsvs hsned agreements and who are
onnos<d 70 the same. either Of them, are reqas -
pnt ,l,r obsctons in writing 20 the undersgnss :.
hi, 0Tce No Hall Of Record. within thirty osys
W. date Of this notice-Ofies. Bgftaa d hsssS"'
stree, Department. Nov IS 1881
FRANCIS NICHOLSON As"''
nlsM ISAAC VII. SMITH
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
Man Steamship BALTIC, Capt. Josenh J. Coms;ock,
mis- steamer Will depart with the o. s. Mails for Europe
noe,t,ysly ON SATURDAY. Nov ~ at u oc!ock iron
r, hsrb ~ the foot of Canal-st No berth secured all
rs,d Tor For freight passage having uneouaed accom-
.rrosst,ops for siec ance and comfort, ayriy,o ,vu
EDWARD X COILlNSS CO.. No. % " Az ni- ~,
The steamship ALTA viii succeed 'as BLY,
all Dec &. A'"N~'
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IN THE SUPREME COURT of the

Il State Of New -York-Orlando Calf AGAINST Harvey
Atwei TO the Defendant. HARVEY AfW ELL You
are hereby summoned and required answer the complains
of ORLANDO GALLr, the plaintiff IN this action, which
was fled in the the County Clerk Of the County 81
Cayuga on the 18Th ay o September 1851 aud serve acopy
of your answer on me nv office. the village Of Weeds
D, in said County within twenty DAYS aer the service OF
this vow exclusive Of the day of such service
and YOU fail TO answer the said complaint within the time
the plaintiff will take judgment against you for
the sum Of oghty three dollars and hy nine cents and IN
terest from the 18th day of September 1881 besides costs
Dated October s. 1851. SOLOMON OlLES,,
OF Iaw6wS Plaintiffs Atty, Meedspott, ". "
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, a

~ corins to law TO all persons having claims seanss
THOMAS WYNNS late Of the City of Brooklyn kin<s
County, deceased that they required 10 exhyI' se
sane with the vouchers thereof 10 the suoscnoer ~
Coan Al MS residence No Is 27th ST. 10 the cn! %
New York on or before the 2Hh day Of MaseA h'A''-
Da.ed September 49, 1881. ,
sze iavems. FRANCIS yIST0Sij
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Il PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For fire. ght ~ passage apply 10 - ,.yu -. ~ VII
BROWN, SHlPLEY co, Liverpool w.,
n G. ROBERTS CO, Is KING NaM faiu
London, or =, x-:,.;
l. DRAPER, Jr ,26 Rue Notre Dame des Nlctoires
o these ships will not be accountable Tor gold
silver bullion specie Jeweiry, precious stones OF hets
unless bills fading signed therefor ana the 'aas
thereof therein expressed.
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DEGuLAR MAIL LINE. via Stoning-

HI ton lpr Boston Pr evidence, New Bedio,ral i viii
and Newport carrying the great Eastern ns AM elegant
stsaners e. VAEDERBILT and COMMOpSenN p ,sr.t
alternate day. Sundays s'esysd, s I1s NJ For pas
sage .,s rns o. freight appiJ Al Pier No T. I'
ollce No. II Sa'tsry pace.
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SUPREME COURT-In Equity. Will
~ Lam l. King and Wife IS Sarah A. Gordon aud 9TH.
ers-BIll for forsclosure-EMERSON \ PRICHARD Of
the City Of New-lork Plfis. Sons-DANlEL ID. + COR
DON one of the defendants this whose place OF
residence IN san Francisco IN the Stale OF California,
required appear this by the twenty NH day Of
January next the bill filed therein will be taken con-
fessed ~ hm.-Daisd New. York, October "a. 1851
o21 IaNSwS
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nonwORTH'S Dancing Academy,

D,.s p,oome st. This cstahlish ment is now open
~ NO on and Saturdays for La,
bse Ss,sn on SATURDAY for those Sho wish TO attend
on M Monday, sSS the sysn for
dess ON D. ctclng Lessons ThurdAy evenings
asssn.sr imOn,hly for Adults and monthly for Chii
The %o SsI,e Dsscs' .ss e circulars 80