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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

CoNNEcTICUT.-JAMEsF f. BABcocE, Editor of
the New. Haven Palladium, has been renOminated
for Congress by the Wings of the lid District re-
ceiving 50 to % votes on the informal and 55to 10
on the first formal ballot. He was barely beaten
two years since by a coalition Of the Loco-Foco
and Free Soil parties, with few disaffected
Wings and 90 that coalition is no longer prac-
ticable. we consider his election this time morally
certain. He will prove an upright, industrious
and useful Member
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LEGAL NOTICES.

5UPREhEcOURT TIE mater otAs s.shs
SNesnsr ans Commodity O. he C @! Ns- fors 5,,,ys
sQUARE toe Ward Dead cy rhssgsseros
the requirements oths Lestnr OF ihs People Of ths sa
49,. .Ss, l,5, oseu 70 II. CITY of sswYors
passed Abr lsl3" passed April 30 $50 thai hs
Svs natter CONTAINING he Of the lot. ass,ssa
s Of sah bot, hey sPPesr 90 the nPs q me cemn
Ehs.hsr m damage bsss6i Azd so al ihs AhdAv saenats
ana other documents which used By the Conmsons'
nsEg report nave been depostsd the sss,
Of the Cry and County OF NrvfotA o hs nssnoh
ors the COMMISSIONER MAJ theI rspoIt ~ a.
a. lie tine place hereinafter Andths sad
An Act % smsrd a. Act Act rssoa 70 the coI'
ton CT TAIss TIA CO sst coaev OF nss fon
@ - ~ o-ssrs occupsnt oy oocupsn,, all houses
sro,sd or unmprovsa and sassd hes maj they 1ays CON
,.tsd thar estimate hat persons whose ~
rsss are Affected tAssby and who may b oppos5 % the sans
rsqestsd present sr oescions "rens % psAhsh
IL Wal street IN the CITY YORK -hn thirty Gays from ne
a.. Tenn So.. And thst toe limits embraced by
(which required BE- tzkea for ne purpose OF opening
and yns ost sus sounded aud dsscbed o
s 10 ut, On Toe soatey soc By the nOthsrb
S@s Ssvsat street ths sAstsD is 0 taa tell 90 %
s westerly BY And se s he ts pscss 81
s.rc Of rd fonng o. ,hs w.sss ed, Of yooh BE-
tween tho rorhsy ns side OF Ea. street na s soath'f
EIDE Of Tenth street, ADD Aso lot NO 20 roar'h sssnas
va norh-ss. ren street And sao Al Tho o pisces o.
paIcs Of anc ouas The sastsrS me o. as o. oara sas
tsiuosn Asofpacs hnth street 40 ao o NO Ioorn
Ard so al the o pieces Or psrcss q ana foruns o.
s westerly he Of lie Borsry ossss.a sIs.
place and Also the lots kro~n BY ne 'rs numbers So
10; stf SO and 3z5ls Bovsry Ans ao al he o sce
h-d. fronting westerly hns SIDE OF Third
s,snns es,-esa Astor Ninth And also, al his ou
scss o. land ffo1tns ts eassfy ana Or sls
urthsrg's rorcs th ssf report IN ls ssov' mas
ts made sr- rrsscfst - tas saprsHu orf - 2scia
s-WYos Boneay The % ssy Of harea ls' " t' og'oE d
he Corr hat M AZ soou t5rstiar a. e'a0'' ca %
JAMS i i al sTsE .;l57,, co~~''oo.'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

LIvERPOOL, Saturday, Feb. 3.
The bAnc leaves to- day ~ M. Couon Is ID lower.
We now quote fair Cotton follows Orleans lid; NO
ee I'D and Bowed I'd y n. The sales Of the week
o bales, and the import 20S47 Wheat Id to ID lower
foaf, dull Indian Cora Cd lower prime Yellow is now
yuolcd Al 5ls y quarter. Lard, advanced Is p cwt
BACON heH been 10 fair request Eastern bringing sos
1Is cwt and there IL llle left ansod about 500 bxs
Western Of superior brand reported be sold at Ss
evL TO arrive. No chsnge Ia Hams Shoulders
Asese Is In moderate demand. There has been very little
oke IN Beaf The Iron MARKETS quiet Money continues
g Consols have declined :, closed yesterday al 963
aed States Securities DUNG past week have been Ia
Nderale demand, prices have not varied
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Rreighfs NJ LlYsrnonI.

We have had brisk week IN Freghts and full rates
ave bern pail generally ln passengers there change
nouce but ships are tsAen very high prices In an
q psnen Of IA advance In fares To New-York dead
uess are Us Cd 10 It's Cd per tun; bulky weight
eva TO "a ID hne goods lis Cd hardware lbs earth
swde les 10 "a I'd Boston-desd weight lis Cd 10 25s;
goods As; hardware, zoe ssrthenwsre los Pnadel
s-eeeo weight LIS Cd 10 25s; hoe goods, 2Os hard.
Aei 81 esflhenware l2s I'd. Balamore-dead weight
so De hue goods, POS; hardware, As; earthenware
y new .Orleans-dead weight, lbs ia 10 lie cd 6ne
WA us vi hardware, l5s eSthenware, IS per tun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
rhgr1s nj Naples.

The Do,yr Nsncs correspondent 10 bis letter OF
- os.b ststes that placa-ds Of violent charac
=, threatening Death to toe Tyrant,' &c were
.s,sd TO the walls Of Palermo, on the llth.-
eouSter 81 acards were issued by the Government,
Mn ,entinels to guard them. Several arrests
t,S taken place, and it was reported that two
-. "a we're TO be shot The State trials at Naples
-s,e 20 have terminated on the oath, but the re-
III was not known before the closing of the mail.
tcouitlsl was expected. The Court has returned
SCuerta. The King, daring his visit, had shown
Tn,elf frequently in the streets, but was always
...rnnnded hv q atroug guard.
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THE EAST.
NothinR special.

BY the Overland Mail, received in London on
he 9TH inst, we have dates from India to the Sd
Jan. The only item Of news is the retirement Of
sr Chss. Napier Sir Charles issued long fare.
well order giving the officers of the Indian Army
mig debt and never paying. Trade was dull
in both India and China. Freights were dull.
There were number of American ships in both
Bombay and Calcutta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-Henry II. Johnson Of
Waterbury, Conn. has just been convicted Of
killing Judson Bronson of that town on the 25th
ult. The evidence indicated hostility on the part
of the deceased arising from jealousy, and coun-
tenanced the assumption that Johnson struck
Bronson in supposed selfdefence. He was found
guilty of Murder in the second degree, and there
fore sentenced to the State Prison for life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.
American stocks.
Commercial Matters.

LIVERPOOL. Friday Evening, FEB
Lden ANY change has taken place this week In con-
EtcAl Affairs The Produce markets are well supplied,
bul buyers sclng with much caution prices are barely
Maintained The demand for Cotton has been limited, aud
We again nOuco decline IN the value Of all descrp-
dous Buadsus are IN du request, and prices Il any
ding altered are IN The buyers favor Trade In the Manu-
heln'ne Districts dull nevertheless manufacturers keep
socks low thereby prevent any serious depression In
ne vue OF their productions The from the Con-
weota markets continue dull, and the business done In
EoU articles IA confined 10 cOnsumptve requirements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
Iron Anrket.

E Iron Market quiet for the OF the year prin
~ Consequence Of the hign rates Of outward ireighs
- naAefs are well of for orders Bars in Wales are
~ a - y tan; Rails IS 5s In SIahordshire prices
s4gail a. before quoted Scotch Pig is tlat al s3s T.
"a t0asgOw Prices IN Li,erpool-Merchani Bar i
" N.fOfdsbre Nail Rods, IS i7s6f; Hoop s6 l7sf,d:
- ~ l,a Scotch Pig. No I. 4 . -
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Pepnsylyapia LegIsIature.

KARLSRUHE, Thursday, Feb. 20.
SEEATE.-The bill limiting the time within
which second action of ejectment may be
brought after final judgment in the action Of eject
ment lit proposes the term Of five years is under
discussion.
The HOUSE is engaged upon petitions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
ARREST FoR SEDUcTIoN-Robert

ARREST FOR DuCTION.-RUUOII
WRIGHT Clerk in the employ Of Nelson Anihony,
wholesale dealers 10 quOr- al 2 Beaver = was yrstsruV
rrestel by ocer Patterson Of the Lower Police C0lf-
charged witt ne seduction OF Miss Georgian holsAh'
=, I'D ipg VII her sllcr - Lspensidst Wngnt a.
mrs hss been paving biz addresses 10 he gu fJr lon<
nm. AMI under promise OF marriage effected her rum
and sheH deserted Der de Es1 bJ Iusuc, O'Dorfs
% bal IA > W 10 answer tho chergo
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The Boston Fugitive slave Case.

BOSTON, Tuurscay, FEB. 70.
This morning the U. S. Commissioners delivered
his decision, ordering Elizur Wright. Editor eff
the Commonwealth newspaper to give bonds in
So 900 to appear for trial the third Thursday in
March next. for aiding and abetting in the escape
of the fugitive Slave Shadrach.
The trial of Charles G. Davis on the same
charge, is now progressing.
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eruors

SENTENCE or COMMODORE JoNEs.-This officer,
whose trial by Court Martial has been going on
at Washington for some time past, has been found
guilty OF specializing in gold dust with the public
funds, and is suspended from his command for five
years, half OF the time without pay. The Presi-
dent has approved the sentence.
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Schooner =. Morris VAIN Ashore.

CHARLEsTON ThnTsday, FeD. %.
The schooner s. Morris Wan Capt. Crowel,
from Carthagens, Central America, bound to New
York, with an assorted cargo. went ashore yes
terday at 4 PM, near the harbors mouth, and
soon after sprung leak. Her position is dan
gerOus one.
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Navigation Mt Pittsburg.

PITTsBuRG, Thursday, Feb. 20.
There are 10 feet of water in the river. The
opening of the Canal takes place on the oath inst
Wind Sc, and raining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

,UPREME cOURT-Hsrstsh Kohn asaisff Dias 80 ~
Ssum-aons for Hsy d-nsnd contract T. DANilII .
Ia seo1. & wbeh c1pg ksiegih Sawed sPool -. y
,cur susr o. "a. a. rs odice 40 20 Stssn . - -
~ SsvYo,s within tveary da,s alter ssrvce ha-ei
or ttre such sna gpg t.i 70 IN - az
A. sff-.s the pis.li.f I'll tale judgrn--t - n
oa- co.s elhty- uirs cefts. vita iaiefr 10 = = p
n.-ch ors thor sad eikt hundred sni airy S1 is' '
acton -Dstes FsoguarI 3lh, lsoi 49,. 1885,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

~ presussx u a. order o. 81 Ia C0aar q
rors hssoy csento lhpsnsons ASs-k ~ -sas
STrRDON la.s Of -hs City q 9oEfork, a1sf
-, s.,..d 10 present With voEchss nsTco % ths
sSs.c-r a. IN stsrs ~ Whisu-.gs- ths Cay q <sr
80 81 az h.fr, tho oure@uth day Of ADn san DATED ssw
fo on t..s ss.v 0~' AEDREw LEsTERurscssS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

~ PURSUANCE Of order Of the sEnnss Of Toe County Il
sew York hsrsey gwen % az psfsoos eaEns cais
s,t WILLIAM HATHAWAY as Of the City u New on ga
fs 3sc.ssao psssu the vouchers hsfsefto 20
ssI-rbsr re See Of Frost HICKS, No o. souh 'irsr
a. CIV az Tof before the trcnty srh dsv ~ bay
.n,sS Fer Ton the twenty er.t Stv = Soy sEnbs, 1870
80 f.vsnFs CHARLES HAFRARDs. Er~cafof
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~ SelosiAL REcoRns oF PESNsYLyANIA.-Our
49,. 49, viii be grstiGed 20 learn that Governor
sassoa has selected our fellow citizen, samuel
Ind Esq, 20 perform the responsible duty
~'ssslDg for publication che ancient Colonial
SHos and Revolutionary Documents of the
recently ordered by the Legislature 70 be
~ sVaeo Of IA this way. Mg. Hazards name ass
~ "een identified with tue early history OF the
III which he has done much tn investigate
) reserve, and the compliment is Is much due
w pat sabors as his sscersaiDed qualifications
lPhila- n A nsncaa.
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NOIICE-fuOhc notice hsfsol svsn 20 ne
occupant OF all House. aud Los
or unmproysd Lands affected hsrsby that the following
compsts by the Assesso aad srs lodged
Of thu Burssu Of Asssssmens Tor ~ tm
v IN. ms embraced b such include al the ssvsr
Hous.s Of Ground Lots pisces snd pAFces Il Lsss
both 9Th between 9th aud 5 avs aud oa BOA
Goth AID 2sth s All peroos ~hoss ntsfss
the abovs named sssesns ana who are
sm requested ca present hsf o-cuoss
writing the undesgnsJ, at Their ohcs No. Hal o. hso,sa
y days from the data Of this aopcs SAMUEL w. DE
MOTT WV FRANCIS NICHOLS0S. ISAAC SMITH A.-sss0ns
Oacs Bureau Of Assssmsuus stsss Department. fss ".
lfbl. ~ Ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

NToTIcE-EsTATE or NATHAN DUNN Ats Of Phasdsphiai
~ scass.a NATHAN DUNN Jr; You ara hereby not hed
t ~ Executors and Trustees snde s VIII OF Nathan Dunn d.
ceased have settled the once Of The Register o. mk o ne
CIV and County OF Phadeph the State OF PennsyEna trss
several OF OF the sad Nathan Dunn
~ rave s balances thereof uAdsr DEGREES Of the Or
pha. Court Of The ssd county aad that arc about 70 7e
oar account and yos further notified 70 present your e
.ny YOU havs 70 ay par Of s said estate for sstsment 70 Us
~ -. EAs0u'"'' AA' ii-''''' FREDERICK BROWN,
'- NE corner Of Frfh and chssugt sta
ISAAC COLLINS,
l99 Fiberst Phu4deiphn,
Ola lauyF Erecuto and Trustees OF Nathan Dnnn deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

(tOMPTROLIRRs OFFICE, STATE OF NEW fohh- ths
l NEW YORK BANK OF ssRATOGA COUNTY hAtl.y as
: day Ned his Office. notes Of thu appointment OF se..r
hbnrn Cts Of Albany sgsns for the redempsoe
of it, notes. sgesabe to tos act sausi Az Az
800 n Issi Isl 81 PHiLO c. FULLER, Comptroller.
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RKPUksUANCE Of the Surrogate Of the Coaass %
tNsw York NOTICE. hereby 70 all persons having claims
aainst LILLIAN ROBERTSON, late OF C ofNsw toh, 90
10 present thereof % the suhr.
mis- pbts Of 80 80 Bowey IN the CITY OF Ne~ io %
before May neKtDatsd nsS ioik TIE s
asy Of October 1880 JAaEs W ROBERTSON, EKseuior
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SUPREME cOURT-John A Riston sSafrH Edward l. sna~-
sumuors for money demand eoSract ICON not served
n EDWLRD SHAW You hereby summoned and required
10 answer the compliant tbs acton whch was nsa 70 sss INC
n ~ cE NJ te CIV and County Of New fof a. the C man.
cav n, tbs Ilb day Of February, s6 and 70 ssvs copy
oyour answer u The the sa9sefosr a. Is oes
te ee hereof eIesss the day Of such service ana yoa
f 70 answer the "a compliant within the time aote's me pa
~ n tbis acton viii judgement agan't you rtns sn OF
seven hund Vi fty two dollars eighteen cs. ~
dsy Of FsbrasgY bo1saad essI nvsoIs M s
t4,s tie er - IN acton Dates New or IsoraafJ IN
1881 ri4 lavsvF1 PETER sTAk7, Jf Paintns At'osnSy
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NOhpOKATiON N0fiCE-fuohe u0ncs nsfsoy svsa % ne
ownsr occupants Of all houses AID lots in
proved lands Affected thereby that tbs following Ase>
sns b. The the oes
tie Of for BY all interest
nd gutter and fs
through sidewalk o td st. between 5b and sh Inc
such include all the and
o Of grouEo and parcss Of land boa
street. btseen ST. AID s avenues and on oo's sdes
Broadway sud Th between Ale, and f3i streets Ala
persons uhoss af~ed BY the above named A,ss
sns and opposed the same, stheF Of hsn
onssted 10 the andsfsSsd "a
their Of No. Hall Of Rcord rhn thirty days from ia ds
Of tb. notice SAMUEL y DE MOTT. rtAscE htchoLsoss
Wh SMITH. As.ss-oa ohes Bureau OF Asssssnso.
str..t Den All rent Psb. 49, 1851 ~ Ia
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(,OKPORATIOr FOTIcE-Pubhe hsrsoy g'sn y Ne
" Of al hoosss and c
nnroysd or usmprossd lands Affected thssby that the following
bean compstsd b. s and odrss
ths Ocs Of Examinations
rtsressd N P0r laying cross Twenty ninth bsvss.
Ninth oppos the shosh Baptist Church s
embraced BY such include all the ,sysrz houses
ground vacant o pisces and psrcss OF land astsd
90 both se Twenty LEt IT. between Ninth as5 Ice
100 lse veatsfy thuefro Al persons uhoss interests are d
.ctsd BY Assnsps and who opposed y
The sams or Of requested 10 prssns ihsf ooss
toas 10 writing 70 ts undsnSnsd thor obes. No hM Il
Rscords within thirty iron the dais Of ihs
Of Asssssmsnts Street Department fsb ~
sHiTp A.s.-.or. Af lG
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TTVBE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NETWORK BY the grace
Of sndent To all pcrsOus crested N tns
ssate Of john BAkT)n, late Of the City OF New foz, de-
creditors otherwise Send geeng Too
and each Of you hereby cited and required personally 10 DO and
app-sr before County Of New fo .hs once
n b Cry Of New YORK 9sh day Of April asr steven
O'Clock IN the forenoon day then and hss - attend ne nn
settlement Of the account proceedings Of Jsreman seos a. AZ
unstHtor Mary Barton, a. Admnatrr Of ths goods
chatas and credits 0 said deceased ns.,s
gate 70 be hereunto afr red Witness Alexander bnaiora
Esqure Surrogate ofoYrsad County at TIE C o. View icns
rs eveph day January the Of our Lord one thou
-s,s az NV aun' " ~" A. W. BRADFORD Surrogate
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GOhPoRATIOH EOTICE-Pube 3otcs hsrsbJ evsn % tss
Nowpsr occupant occupants OF All Houses and Lots,
improved unmproved Lands affected tsrsby, that The following
have been cOmped by the Asssssors and
the Once the OF examination, al
Interested FOR lay eosswsh s corner OF cones N
COfnea The limits embraced b. such Assssmss8
include and Lots Ground, sacznt L
and parcels Land situated both sides OF Consa ssst be-
tuess a1d line about $50 feet westerly tsers
irou the westerly side Of 9Th street, 6stSeeo oa
96 feet pOftheIJ from CoTnea street All psfsc
opposed to the or either Of them are REFUSES %
writing u tho undsrsned AZ ,hcu once.
10 Han OF Records within thirty days from the date Of this ots
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WA
SMITH AssssorsOhcs Busas OF AssIsmson, Street Depsn
r..ot Fsh-l q 500 lOs
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SyTREET DEPARTMENT, 20 4sALL or REC0RDs.-Pgbh<
- sOlos b-rsby hat tie following Resolutions hs
saopsd the cooa Co1ni Resolved TaA 7hs sxtsaesf
The hne the sastsy s1s OF T0pkms st BY os
piles. nth boek he cad under tbs o. he
Commission the Street Gonna eofSs
70 o. tbs suc lying % BON -
Of TIL mAks Tibet he sttsFof Dire U.s. sA1
sccocanos wltb The ErOsla0as ant covenants ma r"-
made b. the Ma of, AhsTo-a cotinyt- -
CITY d SsWroh AdoPtsd b the Bri Of as.,s.n' -
g0s. - 1850 Aeop,sd b tts 2oaT3 ~ Aatfns1 - t'
Approved By the Mayor De-. IA 1850 .o,.. -.
Dsc- u. lso lasSnl yoas ~ Ov~".s SS'".S
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(,OKPORATIOF EOTIcE-Pgbhe notes hssoy svss 20 ss
oursfOr owners occupant occupants Of All Houses aai ~
improved or Lads Affected tsrs5y that As
eompstsd ~ toe ASSESSORS 400 As y's
Assessmsa fer sxana0d ~ Az PEI
sops Interested For building ss"sf sHh q ifom ne 30
Tie limits embraced ~ such asss,ss&<
IN ~ several houses and o Of goand. vacant lots,
49, n of lad situated both scss u st Il bNses sec
80 ~ miro the eastsy SIDE u Third syeane ssf
westerly eof between ft and snt Streets ssS
on ezslsr ss Of Ban = bstN-ep ss sed seventh s A
and opposed 20 The either Of heu fsqps1
present her one, writing the gr5ersged a. tbs1 w
fe 81 Records within DAYS from hs 1se % as
note, SAMUEL X DE- MOTT FRANCIS sIcHOLs0> isAAc
SMITH Assessors. Ohcs Bureau q Asss.sasns o-~s
Department. FEB. i9 1851. ~ IN
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ltTrFFT DEPAK1hBNI 10 4 Hal u Nv = FN''t -
Is,sbS ss Inst fos kssoot.a hss ee-s - 2''~s
- a. c Coaneis Resolved Tst th- Gas ne hasLssn
~ 80 Sor,l RIVER !5b ad ttt5 - Oe os Up % zee
and t.f tns 81 peh ~
~. an Of tweSs bundrsd collars be taksa from ne
orstoa coets and shps tvst sooni ass "a case @.
81 De froutng sad busbssas OF We sss>s Ct ss's
-, or the szsl DOtce thereof sn< ysn 70 shsm ~ bs
49,, onnissonsr saa Bss>cs rsfass u ndemL tbs Coz
,- ~ srpeu.es ncausd baking gp sad bshez1 tEst
a.. Tie CokOstou aud Be hsresg dscss y taks
81 -ssur.s 70 ssorcs snd from hs ae parties s-
h~ The arnoust OF sTpensss Adopted b.
$40 o. Assistant Absrmsl Dec Is 0 Adopted BY tbs sot
Of Absrmsa Jan H. 1857 Approved b. ,bs ssyor Jan 49, ssi
7f3m JOAN I. DODaE. strsat Sonnasoo2
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CITY COURT OF BROORLYS-sisPesn JaeSsoa' sn3 oess
" o0aira hsncs skiu aai =. e-sail ai ' a1 ,aJ
reques 20 aasssr tbe comp las ac.2. we "a - -
III l, III. cce or fhs C-rk u tie Cy Court o. ~ ~ A-
80 co,, ~ s,.s.r o, ~ one 10 - Broad
~ AZ th- CIV If New ork Ssnts days si-f ins sf, .
hsi-of sEClu.Ive Of tie das 81 slch tsfH's 'u -
ca Eer tie complaint a. Aforesaid The paietl' ~ spPy % 70
Couft tn relief drnsri-d % the cotplsst
1871 1901. SAhDFOEDsi fVf>iH - - ~ .,,a,...y
I4lzW5~Fr' fAl.n, n-3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

INOHPOhATION hOIlCb-fUbAc fOtcs hefSot ff@', ~ -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

1~OTfcE IS HgREgY GIVEN rng % leF, tit pefs'A1
" - - -. - EDWARD CRU8nEY he o. re 't
srocln d,cs,ist taat they rsq res 9 e,s a. sa ~"
tbe- vouchers thereof the suLscrorf SEehl M
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nsTtDat-d February
r. 1891. aAh 5, -. ~ psiSScv
HFSRY CRUaMEF,
81 l..s.Ff HENRY CkUHnET, JE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

rltsto., = Of ~ order OF surrogsts ceang
tN-e iork uucA hereby gwen ~ all Persoas hssls cAne
An. sARY THOMPSON hs OF the CITY o. Nav forA dscs.s.s
subscriber.
ono 'Ssrn Wan street, ths CITY Of New fss
I'd, ~ o.so. Of nerDatsd Ns~ fork th- DA
layof kus.- 81 lIFRED THOMPSON. Administrator
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-20
The Black Swan.o

The debut of this ebon songstres, i. thus no
ticed in the Buffalo Exprcss:-
1.-The Black Swan Concert occurred last eve
ming, and it certainly was a remarkable event,
in many respects. On Monday, Parodi, in all
her splendour, sustained by Patti and Strakosch,
sang at Townsend Hall, to half a house. Last
night, Miss Greenfield sang at the same place 70
a crowded house of the respectable, cultivated
and fashionable people Of the city. Jenny Lind
has never drawn q better house, as to character,
than that which listened, with evident satisfac-
ton, to this unheralded and almost unknown
African nightingale. Curiosity did something
for her. but not all. She has merit-very great
merit-and with cultivation, she will rank among
the very first vocalists of the age. She has q
voice of great sweetness and power, with q
wider range from the lowest to highest notes
than we have ever listened to; hexibiity is not
wanting and her control of it is beyond exam
pie for a new and untaught vocalist. Her per-
formance was received with marked approba-
ton and applause, from those who know what
to applaud"