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w. \ ffk. June >. lcJl. hENhi 80 TO
e IN tvs LOlnsrl 20 ne NyfrpiAlt'"'
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

- application 4 the Mayor Aldermen N, StiSn
ING Of CANAL-SIREEI IN sad city, % stfa-A, 4A :
uut i m.esects Walker street. and me "iosiAs ~
~ ,r.tr.r Il The .a citg on the nOnhery SIDE so as
30 ,.rm a street seventy five feet ia "ldiA 10 hlseI
street and thc throwing Il tie gre ffned Dy ~ iei
t4 street The uuders gued. Commissioner u tslifle
and Assessment u tie aDoFeenutled matter 10
~ "a rule ~ order II the SAID supreme tnt MADE ~ e
ralrd II ne. 1851. hereby gave v-ic 1 Ia a.
arrl catnu VII be- made the sad tglr a. sytl az
tr tF.raof =. be held ~ the Ciff Han ~ the ty y
New Yors 90 ts lth day II July nerf a. me opr- pl
The Cort 70 that day slar ther after as is-l
- fesr IN rule " order that The report lefei"ofe
mad. n The sad matter b. the COmmlssinrfs u fstmte
md Assessment appointed therein ~ reisrel ics % vac
Cr.onrr. fr feyi.al and CORRECTION. WITH power - re-
crsr the ~ ect matter of the sd rep n al - make
pe, rerort u a nsr lud gmelt shal be nec, SAY
and .rneieur for such other oflef a. tAs "a. lI'
oar tnink urpsr o. MAKE u The premises Dated new
YORK J.ns n, l6yl ,-,
OGDEN EDWARDS. Commissions .
Ia "a, GFRAkDLS CLARK
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MOI IC t. or APGlIt \ l ION Tor the
dnclarge of msovent nom hs debts. pursuant u
the provisions of the tnId article ot the nr> TILE ~ he
nm fh,rfr # the second part If tae sed statutes.
NELSON tASCY ot the Cty OF Albany am nsolsen debt
or notice FIRST published Nav 90 1881 cfe0uers e. appear
IRE Hon William Parmeiec. Count, Judge Of Albany
County, ~ ms office the Cy IT ALBANY, on the fourth
dlg of August i8 at ten o'clock the incnl0h y show
cause II a, hoy have why assignment should not be
made AZ r sand nsogeni estate and he h. discharged
from has debts HALE KINGSLEY.
Attorney fuT lnsoivUnf
tnv39 t,,,lnNF 7B State-st Albany
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i roea,e ofths County Of NevYork. notice y ,hsrey
y,t,,n \, alI ,e~.lns sing CLANS against HENRY a
WILLS late ~ ne City II New-York, deceatd . pre-
,ent tie sane i vouchers thereof 10 ,be subcres az
de residence Il Plaft. the attorney fOf the uScflef
~ NJ Tilrd - "a the city Of Albany, " before me
--ec0ad ds. u September aext Dated tho syh dsJ
- Mach. lg5l MARY WELLS. Execainh.
n.l lswgnFr
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur
ate q the COUNTY Of York, notice hereby y,ss
h. an Dersous having claims against ROBERT u JAN
FOE a,e II H. City u SeH-York DECEASED 70 pf.ssa
he sane With vouchers thereof h tbs snicfiosfs AZ .hs
store u G. WILLIAMS, No si3 Peai "a III ~.
Ga II Nev-Y0Y. sr of bei0fe the seventh dA) o. Jay
stt dated New ors the 18th dAy q Decsnosf 10
CATTIARINE y sANi0kD' AalDi,.ss,s,''
CEOkOE n WILLIAMS, Administration.
2 lau6UF-
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4 discharge Of an nsosen' from has debts. pursuant 70
hs provisions II the hn article of the FIRST title Of the nil
chapter Al the second part Of thc Revised Statutes Ed
1881 Creditors 10 appear before Hon L. II Woodruff,
JUDGE of the Court Of Commos Pleas, of the Ciy and
County New York Al chambers IN the City Hal oi we
Ctyof New YORK on the NTH day OF August, 1884, at 10
O'Clock iu the forenoon 81 that day ,,,,,
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IS HEREBY GIYEN. ac

4 cOrilhg 60 law 10 ail pers' having CLAIMS against
DANIEL POMERS. late Ot the tIwn OF Newt0wn.
Queens county deceased that they required to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof - The subscriber
Uff, " Powers. AZ No ini Cnt0n-st IA the city 0f
BokB on OF before the twentieth day II December next
Dated JHne 10. 1854 TITUS " POWERS,
fel0 lawtuEs Administrator
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rotate oithe County Of New York notice hereby Grsa
20 ali uers0ns having claims against WILLIAM III PINK
My late II The Cit Of New York decreased 10 present
he sane with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber a. ths
o1lc. Of Mar strung and A Smith ksgs No avail
.free, m he Ctv II New York 90 before the twelfth
Iuls nert-Dated New Tofs the sgth day VI Ian
uar. 1851 JAsEs ~ fiNh Nhf Administrator
no laWgmFs JAMES ID PHfFE.
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HEREBY GIVEN, accord

ING o. law Co. an persons having claims against JOHN
ROMAN late of the It's of Brooklyn, King. County, do
ceased that they required 10 exhibit the with thu
vouchers thereof a. the subscriber at No 29 Futonreet
ia the Cy Of Brooklyn aforesaid before the feenth
day II July next Dated January !, i8jl
nizg law6mF' JANE BOMAN. AdmlnistratrT
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y u hlol - - VI Az NiN'' -
ei,roeate rftbe County 4 New York, notice hereby
gwen ~ all persons having claims against kDW ARD J.
THOMAS lae Il the Cit u New YORK. decreased 70 pre-
he zane M vouchers thereof % the subscriber, az the
ce ~ Sm-h PAYNE No 81 Broad street, "a the CiD %
NeYork on before he fourth day u september hsh'
dated ScV ~. the I'M dar ofFebuarY, ibjI
5gf lawsiaFs WILLIAM THOMAS, Admn-sfatDf
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF inc
Hc,,e ~ ~ Ca.,ot, OF sep- York notice hereby
Ven u I'll or.ol.s havlag CLAIMS against "ILLIAa
PARADISE late 4 Tho Cy u N:Ofstn,' y, ~ 1890 J.e
thereof 10 the o. his place Of bushes, TO
-, u IN CIV New YORK, On % before the hrst
'4Ie 81 - Dated NeU York the lgh d1y VI
Feirlarr, lGi JOh' k'~i@ANA - @'"'1'
~ iauguF
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SUI
regate oihs County u New fOrA no'ee hsre4{ s,ssn
q ~ -ersous having clans against SARAH HUNT
TSGTON iste II he CT Of NeN YCTk wlto~ deceased,
~ re,ent the sane with vouchers thefeoft the s1.ibsr
- Esofrs No A. Maidea-lane the City VI New 1ofk,
on N before The ssve.ih day # October neKtD1sd Ne"
York the third day u Apnl, lsSl .,, s..
a lawCmF' OLIVER ID WARD Etec9t0f'
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to One of the members of the Legisla-

MIssISslPPI-An active contest IS gong
ON m this State by the friends and opponents OIL
Of Southern Conventions and Congresses Be
low we present the Congressional ana STATE
nominations made by the different parties
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HENRY LAWRENCE, lr,ec,,o,.
.GmF. RICHARD LAWRENCE @''' u''''

IN Pl issuance OF an order OF the
Surrogate 4 the County OF New York notice Is here.
by gwen O. al persons having claims against WILLIAM
ceased, present the Nth vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers the Office II Thomas ieO-WOL VI ID No 30
Itsrsuarl It 30 Tire CITY If New York. before the
nmeteeuth day Of July next Dated New YORK the siE-
MORRIS LEO-wOLF. v,.e,,o,.
.f- f..cr,F. Joseph GITMAN. HN''''''
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NnTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. &C.

cordns % law 10 al persons having claims agan.
ENOCH VI MEAD, late Of the ciiy Of Brooklyn, deceased
that they required to exhibit the same, with the youch
ers thereof a. the suhscuhof Robert Hoe at No 81 Gold
street IN the city Of New York before the first dag Of
December neat. Dated May 23d 1851
ROBERT HOE. ALL,
rqv90 lawfmFs HARVEY MEAD. I ~" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

sc Representatives is an unsafe and inconsistent tri-
bunal for the adjudication OF such claims as le
and consequently il becomes necessary mat o0A - '
counts should be established
MIR Thomas of Tennessee called Inc afternoon OF tue III
miee TO The report, with reference to the acon OF .e
Board Of Claims which was established immediately aleI e
yr with Great Britain which exhibited mass Of fraud u-
paraeed perhaps in any country AS 10 Claims INA.
undetermined he remarked tat 'nose never o ou, -
= lsrs those Of which The law cannot take cogni.
1anre and TO which they afford no relief lie reviewed
the duties be performed oy ne % renor facts uron
h;eb rho n o,se after all, would nave 10 determine re
thought all the propositions before the com.iee snIuu =.
rejected and would NOT agree 10 amy o,hoy 10 take evidence
p h vcnooe Of the localities Of the claimants to be alter
wards reported 10 Congress , .oe,oa - ~, ,h
NJ Vcnahle con,ended the matters referred 10 oy me
WI. &C., Tennessee did not attach 10 the commits
onsTs and was nappcabc the bill under consideration
He was disposed give claims a' o ocpordna
and they should Do met according 10 eii
r,or;,s and smoke warmly In favor OF The proposed
bonrd which If it should be composed OIL tnree properly
qualified chanceoTs, would be ue' oe.e aoi W arrive 1t
rinhr decision than any committee which could be
no;n,ed bv the House. And as TO the suppositon that
three honest men could be found rightly 10 decide upon
claims that before them as JUICES was 70 admit ina,
the people of this country were uht ior segoVernment
and state of society that does not exist
Mr. Rurt of South Carolina was satisfied that oil that
could be said would not induce single member to change
hs oonon and moved that committee should rise TO en-
able him submit motion tha' would terminate the debate
at certain time.
Teers having been npponeu eio "eie - 10 lavor OF Inc
committee rising, und 63 against H.
The House having resumed Mr. Burt moved that the de-
bate ON the bill terminate tomorrow at2 o'clock.
MIR Jones of Tennessee then moved that the debate con-
cde a five minutes after the committee should again sill
which was negaved and N: Burts motion agreed TO-
The House again went into committee of the whole :;
when Mr. Mclean of Kentucky addressed the committee
who said from being the establishment OF the board
of accounts he favor of the measure as he was
satisfied that poor and honest man would better
chunce before such tribunal than by discussion of Con-
gres which is about the last place. be sa where he should
come look for justice, owing 10 the rules of the house
by which the objection Of single member can defca,
the consideration of entire class OF claims He
therefore viewed the establishment the proposed board
only of justice, but ofeconomy both Of
time and money and satisfied that Congress should an
point board of accounts.
Hapast three having arrived The committee rose and the
hous ud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

Craig porman, Martz spser, Pitman Calvert Campbell
Of Smith, NewsOm, Whssdon, billiard o. s. .Odn nonds
Nors-Messrs Bowcock, Carter, Damron, Imboden, NC
Cue McCntic Gan,ham, Wells, Power, Lewis OF brunS'
wick Weman Wilcox Jones' BaTSH S M nmss Jewst,,
Patrick Arnold Tomln, Gresham, Wright Carrngon u
L. Newman Jenney, Harvey, Berne vanorsdal 9eroy,
Henderson Willis Kee, Cackey, W. c. Scott S'urn ra''
when the name of Mr. Montague was called ne s.a,eu
he had paired off on this question win Inc
opposed works of this kind and ne soua Of
PEELED 10 agains, the BILL and had therefore o
with MI ssgS who would have cas-, MS ow p0 vone alleging
as that he had paired of with the seh'i'' o
Fauquier (Mr. Scott) 18th tho oa,-
MI BOYKIN stated that he had paired of win Inc gen.
teman from Princess Anne (Mr. Garrison) anu ieeioe
asked to be excused from voting .x.,ssd from, ~.
Mr. PENDLETON likewise asked 70 DC s1ease jh w.
ting because on this question he had paired on WIN inc
gentleman from Monongala, Mr. Warman) VINO was ihaiS
posed.
| So the bill passed.
aIIIs on THEIR SECOND READING
The House then proceeded the consideration OF bus on
their second reading when number were ofoeIeo ~ 70
sfosse1 ana a IN view Of the number of vacant
hall remarked that he considered the House ncapacited
for the proper transaction of business ano neeupon moved
The oue,on being taken tho SPEAKER announced that
had not voted and hereupon that the
House stood adjourned till tomorrow at II O'CLOCK.
In the House of Deegaeson Wednesday last the engross-
ed bill authorizing subscription on oehan Oh the o'a "
the stock of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company ia
ken up and the question being put upon s passage was
tsrmned in the affirmative, by the following vote
AyEs-Messrs Hopkins, (Speaker,) Bowcock, Carter,
Massey Of Alexandria billiard Of Amherst Imboden McCue
Darlington of Bote,ourl HAYS, Forbes Welman Speed
Boiling Segar Stuart, Hume Scott Of F. Dunlap Deskns,
Cooke Carroll Caison Stump, Lewis Of H. and D., Pat
rick semp Ferguson Edwards Of H. Wright a Csne ion
mundsoD, vanorsdal Stubbs RUSSELL Willis, Boswell, Ro-
hertson kee, Cox Wcher Cackey, Fairfax, Plournoy,
Harrison, Sturm, STROLLER, Csig Dorman, Patterson
Martz Yancey Keenan, Speer Pitman Calvert Campbell
Of smy,h Wiiten, Homer Massey of W. and Co. Jackson
and Boyd-66.
McCln,ic Tompkns Wells Power, Lewis of B., Clarke,
Wilcox Darlington Of Charlotte Jones' Barbour Jr Good
wyn Muse Edwards of F. WALL Sydnor, faliaerro Guer-
rant Hall, Morris Duke, Jewe,t Tomn Gresham, Pende
,on Niblett Newman, Montague, Kilby, Dawson Butt,
Wheeler Yerby Neal, Rives, August Newsom, Wheaton,
and billiard of Sussex-42.
Messrs Buckner and Pearls paired of on the Manassas
Gan Railroad Bill.
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lCon inundated |

Rlcnaoxp, FEE l. 1851.
We, the undersigned members of the House Of Delegates
In company with friend jas g. Kee, on me ns
Of the 3ls of January last at the African Church. when
our knowledge Mr. Kee and two other gentlemen had ths
pockstbooks stolen from their pockets Two men, suppo'
TO be the thieves, in custody but, the money
yet, has not been recovered. II,
We take great pleasure in bcnrag our testimony III,
KEGS high moral worth gentleman and mehoei.
sober habits and attention 10 business, mas
10 him many friends. ,
JEREMiAM wELLMAH,
A. MONROE, .o
DANIEL ToMPKlNS.oy
ISAAC c. CARRINGloN'
'p"e1 ~ '' Nrw OaLEiSs, FEB T.
Jenny Lind has arrived here amid great ~, ,ssess
Gen. Quman il still here under arrest hs na'
his of6ec a. Governor Of the State Of Mississippi
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CORRECTION.-In the list Of ayes and noes (pub,ret
in Fridays pape on the passage Of the Souh-Sitc Ra'
road bill, Mr.. NywNAs's omitted. Mr.. Newman
voted ogainst the bill The VOTE corrected Is published
In another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

Our "Dev" reports that on Thursday morning, at
o'clock he In tho Southern heavens brilliant shower
Of meteors which lasted fifteen miouss He liken. them
TO rockets bursting In tho air.
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THE COMMEMORATE debate on the re-el.sIbh'y
of the Governor continued Saturday by Mr.. Hoge
of Pulaski and Mr. Conway of Sposyvana In OF re-
eligibility, and Mr.. Scott of Caroline in opposition
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THIRTY-FIRsT coNGREss-aD SESSION.
THURSDAY, FrBRuARr 6, 1851.

Mr.. Mason from the committee on naval affairs reported
adversely upon the proposition to change the contract for
constructing dry dock in California.
Mr. Gwn gave notice Of bill for branch mint In Cali
fornia.
Mr. Atchison called up bill granting the right of way and
donation Of public lands TO Missouri aid In the
sruciion of railroad from Hannibal ST. Josephs in tina,
State. And the bill was ordered 10 be engrossed.
The Senate then took up the bill TO make good Missou
RI the cent fund reserved the sales Of the public
lands In thar State.
Mr.. Clay addressed the Senate in opposition the BILL
He proceeded show that The Government had constructed
the Cumberland road the pledge of being reimbursed by
the per cent fund received from the sale Of public lands
in Ohio, Indiana Illinois and Missou-that the amount de-
rived by The Government 81 000 and tho expendi
lures S., 100000; that the Government had in constructing
the road far made through illinois, done the grant
of this per cent fund of Missouri aud that this of
the rond the Government three times much the
whole reserved for Missouri.
Mr.. Benton replied, contendlng that the compac,
make road ITO Missour that had not been done the
buton which Missouri had yielded the two per cent had
not been fulfilled and she therefore entitled to receive
the fund.
Messs Clay and Benton continued the debate and the
question being taken expressing the BILL 1t rejected
yeas II, nays 81.
! taken up.
Mr. Benton moved be recommitsd with several in,,ruc
lions, which motion reected-yeas nays 3d. The bill
then passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
One or two bills relating to Oregon and Minnesota were
taken and reserved for the consideration of the House
bill for paying Dr.. Burnside $4,000, messenger from
Utah. praying for its admission Territory of the United
States was then reported by the Clerk.
appearng that about 500 had already been paid Mr.
Babbt for his attendance aet session. and for bringing
constitution which the House did recognise the
mittee refused to recommend the bill to the House.
The committee then rose and the bills that recon-
mended were passed by the House.
The reports of committees then called fo and bills
reported by the committee military affairs then
ken up and disposed Of Among others joint resou.
reported by Mr. King of New York for the purpose Of
fixing compensation be paid officers and others for
ceiving aud discussing contributions during the Mexican
war
This opposed by Mr. Thomas of Tenn. being at
variance with the rules of the service
The bill was then referred the committee of the Union
and ordered to be printed.
bill reimburse certain States for expenses Incurred
during the late war; negatiyed without a division.
This House then adjourned
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We understand that about seven-eghths of The members
of the Convention and the Legislature have signed memo
rial to Congress- in favor of the line steamers Africa,
TO run from Norfolk, &c.
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AFFAIRS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

Tho impression to gain ground, that Mr. Ron,orl
lately elected L. States Senator for tie short term OF four
,ceeks will decline the Office rather han by accepting H.
give any preex for the opinion that he not ready spun
every thing like the faint OF tho di.sinccn free soil coalition
The n curious one. The Whole number OF votes
372 necessary choice ls7. Rantou received
exactly this number-but there ballot
cd on which were inscribed the following singular Dclphc
lines:
Not Man in tbs Moon,
Nor ,:uck and decker Coon;
Nnn;ou, ]. ny
Bnt GET Sunncr u you can
m not slcn n y ol
lcanGo' catch ~ the bait
Inc gamc Is good bur too lac.
This looks like ngainst Rantou, and had II been
counted there would hive been no choice.
The feesoiler. hope, by this election of Ran,oul
honor Of few dnys cncc into the support of Sumncr
for the six years. Scnaorsh!p the II Democrats who haze
shown their manhood and vie in that political Sodon and
Gomoah by siubbornly rejecting base coalition that
would seed the aboonst Sumner Washington 10 si.
up the sumberng volcano of antslavery agitation The
Republic hints substantial brides Offices held out these
salwart Democrats, gli,tsrng bait for their But
sha yet lose all n In the honor and purity Of men
who have so far passed umphanty through the fiery or
doa Our hope is strengthened by the declarations Of lead
Ing Democrats who voted for Rantoulsmong them, Caleb
Cushing who wished It 10 be distinctly understood that In
VOTE regarded amy collateral consideration He voted
for Mr. Rantou because he gentleman ofhigh charc-
and ability, whose political faith uss!mllaed 10 his
own-but he would be pledged by tina, vote or any
siderations which be attached H. sub
scquen election for another gentleman whom he conscent
ousy opposed Other Democrats avowed the sano scn,i
Mr.. Ranou is somewhere in the far West and could not
reach Washington for days. md could scarcely be
there long enough to his For this reason and
because We believe ne would desire 10 stamp every thing
connected with tic coalition with his Indignation feel
sure that no will not accept the senatorial robes and Mr.
Winthrop will continue occupy the lingering Of
the term
The election of Senator for elk years tae place net,
week May the Spartan Phalsux Of true Democrats ant
honest patriots continue stand eheld shield and
ward oil the infamous blow aimed The integrity Of the
Constitution and tie peace OF the Union
we understand that about seveneghths of The members
of the Convention and the Legislature have aligned memo
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i043502U
lll29o05
Doduc, excess of exports Of specie,

Deduct excess Of exports Of specie ll.l2soo5
Excess OF imports 29,306Ql2
Which is 73 per cent. domestic exports during taat
period.
Total production OF gold In United States for that period
s3l,lGO,36I.
Which Isl per domestic exports This added 10
73 mikes 1873 per 70. share OF c!sh,s and poes
AZ irIda
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Excess of imports S2iS iQ5 i55
Which, upon the expectation Of domestic produce, makes
96 per cent.
Total production Of gold IL the United States during that
period Of twenty yehrs nine months was sio9&-sS
which whole exports during that period was l5 per ccat
which added TO 9. makes as.
PeriodQ 1874, l845 1916, under tariff Of 1872
Imports consumed, S5l:UJssi5
Domestic exports, 2s9iVo,l,0
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Dcduc, excess of exports Of specie,

Which Is abom, 26 per exports of domestic pro-
ducc for that period
Gold produced in tina; period 80 ISL 1856, LOS pc,
on exports which added to . 6 makes SO per
Period Of l649, Ia49, 1880 under tariff Of 1876.
Imports consumed, exclusive Of specie, S4T2i9,Os3
Exports domestic produce exclusive Of specie 93liU23