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CUBA.

| The Baltimore American of this morning con
tains the following article, We italicise certain
lines, which contain afirmations that the movers
in the present project must refute before they
can be entitled to the sympathy, of their coun-
trymen. After that must come in the pruden-
tial considerations of the case, which the gene
rality of our writer's appear to regard as OF the
first importance:
RUMoREp ATTACK ON CUBA.-The very gene
raj tone of the public press in relation to the
rumored renewal of aggressions upon Cuba, by
adventures from the United States, is in full
accordance with the public feeling Of indigna-
ton with which the reports of that projected
outrage have been received That such an ex-
petition, for such lawless purpose, should be
fitted out upon our shores, was a matter of NOR
dfcation when Lopez made his feeble attempt
upon Cardenas; a repetition of that abuse of
a friendly territory would awaken still strong
er sentiment of indignant disgust.
The mercenary character of this expedition
OF which we have vague and flying rumors, is
not at all disguised under pretensions of love
of liberty and a desire to extend that boon to
the people Of Cuba. Such an affectation is ri
diculous and deceives no one. Hon. fur the pop
utation Of Cuba are DESTROYS Of freedom, hon far
they are tit for ii, does not appear from any Efforts
they hare ever made themselves to obtain IL.
In the mean time the vigilance of the Admin
ishation viii doubtless be exercised in discov-
ering and frustrating the projected outrage
upon friendly and neighboring Power Happy
would it be for these reckless and desperate adj
venturers if the preventive efforts of the Gov
eminent should succeed in defeating their mad
design before it shall have brought them within
the reach of Spanish vengeance. According to
all accounts the Island of Cuba was never in
better state of defence than now nor are there
any symptoms Of disloyalty on the part of the peo-
pie at large, whose taOor has been much conciliafed
by the liberal policy Of the new Governor General.
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Commercial.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April IL D p m
CATTLThe supply of beeves at the scales to-day showed
increase that of last Monday and prices conse-
quenty ruled lower The offerings reached 500 head 43
of which number sold TO city butchers and 10 were
driven to Philadelphia Prices ranged from 1926 TO AIS
the hoof equal to net and averaging 1887 "a
gross.
FLouR-we note sales today Of 500 bbls Howard street
-four AT S4.62k
We note sale to-day of 500 bbls city mills -four at
$475.
GRAIN-The receipts Of wheat quite small. The few
parcels brought to market sell at 9Sl04c for good to
prime reds sale Of a load Of Pa. red strictly prime
was made to-day at 105c, and load of Pa. white, not
prime, at 106c.
Corn Is scarce and wanted Sales to-day at 63@6Ic for
white and at 64c. for yellow.
Oats selling at 3sC941c.
PRovIsIoHs-Since our last the market has assumed
rmness and sales have been effected at advance
Some holders refuse to operate unless further aid
is made. Sales Of 100 terces lard at 9c.; so
kegs do. at 9Ac 10 hhds bacon sides at sA c.. $4,000
lbs bulk shoulders at 69s We hear of movement in
barrelled pork 1t generally held above the views Of
buyers.
WmsKY-The demand continues quite active. Sales
of Pa bbs at 2425c Hhds scarce and held at 24c
Sales of Baltimore bbls at "a 11c-Aner7cdn.
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NOTICE. Meeting Of the JoURNEYMEN PLAs-
IN TERERS will be held at GrBsoNs HoTEI, corner Of
It'll and streets, Thursday evening" April oath, at
balfpas o'clock, which all requested TO attend,
business Of importance will lie laid before the meeting.
mp 22-1t* AN OLD JOUR.
yXTANTED-Five or six young men Of industrious
wv habits hear Of n very lucrative business by
calling at the of South and Sixth streets the
Island mp 22--2t#
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NOTICE
THE SUBSCRIBER would invite
invite persons in want Of White sets
IskLAIE~R Of Cottage Furniture, very low, TO give
him a call at his Cabinet Factory and
House-Furnishing warefooms the Of 18th st.
and Pennsylvania avenue, UP STAIRS, where Mayo
be found, in addition TO the above, general as
sortment Of Household Furniture, which he will -
cell on the most reasonable terms. ~
up 22-TuTh&sat3H II. 7, ZIMMERMAN, Agt
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JAMES w. sHEAHAN,

JAMES w. sHEAHAN,
attorney and Counsellor at Law,
DRACTISES in the Courts of the District and prose-
cutes claims of every description before the several
Executive Departments and before Congress
H- Office and residence 21st street. two doors north
of H. ap lift
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TO CARPENTERS AND BRICKLAYERS.
SPRUCE PINE SPARS, from 80 to so feet In length,
- he best Timber for Ladders be obtained at
Marine Railway in the First Ward
ap lift ii. N. & J. w. EASILY.
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REV. MASON MOBILES sEMINARYSF0R
YOUNG LADIES

VIZ be opened, at his residence, the corner OF
w 18th and II Streets on TUESDAY, the ed instant.
Terms made known on application to the Principal.
ap 12-dtlst May
TAYLOR g. MAURY, Booksellers and
i StatfOners, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street, have constantly hand full assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS PENS INK, and
PAPER of every variety for sale at New York prices
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JNO. B. KIBBEY & CO.,

DeGterS IN
FINE GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS.
No. 8, opposite Centre Market,
ap10 WASHINGTON CRY, D. @. day
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RANCE MOUNTAIN WATER-
INSURANCE.

EMPIRE STATE HEALTH ASSO-
n CIATION, u Rome, v Y-ThiS Association Is form
ed for the mutual rohe OF It's members case IF
accident IL has cash capital Of $4,000 paid and fully
secured. IL max assessment beyond original amount
paid and after paying losses and expenses divides It's profits
among ITS members The following rates have been esab
lShed
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pnssian Ambassador or Consul Not day passes
but travellers are stopped to their very serious neon
venlence.
A Paris paper states thaI Mdl.e Rachel was to
emit Paris for England for SIX months. She Will be
received al hotel specially prepared for her At the
coSt M NJ Mitchell, director Of the TH,d'Te Fran
tn~iqs " no likewise paws her 100 OO0 Tor TWEEN
.v-sve representations. Having renamed there two
or three months and accomplished ner engagement,
The illustrations tragedan starts for the Belgian capt.
tsI where she is 20 come out several pieces.
she will then visit AnVeIs and Gand and several OF
he Flemish towns and finally repair TO AiI-li-Cha-
pele'
An action viii be shortly TIE a. Gu''dhau, which
erciCs great interest among military circles wei
A. IN the sporting world. The plaintiff Is gentle
man well known on the turf. and the defendant an
ofscer on fun pay IN an infantry regiment The ac-
ton u brought upon a bill Of exchange for nearly
f2DCO gwen m satisfaction Of bet lost on the DeI-
BY Of 1850 The plea set up y gaminr
The Hong honR Register announces. with much
sratifcaton that the Chinese residents IN that city
have begun TO allow their ladies' 20 ENJOY social IN
toIcOuTso with the wives and daughters Of the barba
mans 81" We have learned that on Tuesday last sew
sral English ladies we're introduced Al the residence
OF HOwQua, 20 The ladies' Of ms establishment, and
that on Friday return visit was made by the Chi
nesc ladies. This is the first time that any Chinese
ladies' have been within the foreign dwellings and,
from al accounts. they were highly GIFTED with
the welcome greeting they met, and after much
cal chit chat took Their leave promising at an early
date TO renew an intercourse from which they de-
nVcd so much pleasure"
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-Paper Warehouse Il9
nFuton- THOMAS VERNON has removed from
y John-s 70 l8 FULTON-ST.. where he will have
sttv on hand general assortment Of COlOed and White
TRINTING PAPER Letter, Cap, Envcop, Hardware.
And all kinds Of WRAPPING PAPER, which will be Of
ktd on terms advantageous to purchasers Je2 lm'
I w. CLOVES, Dentist, has Removed
sb from 3g7 Hudson-st to NO. EIGHTH AVENUE,
las. side Of Abingdon square Je6 2w'
DEMOVAL.-JAMES FOWLER, Den
j atst for msuy YEAR, connected IN business corner n
roadway and Erantlnrt with Or Burdell has removed
y 1856 SPRING two blocks west Of Broadway. my2I lm'
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7 ;
john " PRISON, CoumlssioI eTs
aq6tJvif ri ASIUS MOORE.
NTPRFME COTRT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
- the auul cation OF the NayHr Aldermen and Common
atty II the L " II NewN FORK relative CD Che NlDENlNO
Of LIBERTY STREET, between Roadway ami Green
rich ST u the city " NewN or. Public Notice IS hereby
given hv The Navor Al lermen and C1mmouaIV ~ She cy
Of New York pursuant 90 statute suchcase male aud pro-
Vded that The sand the Mayor Aldermen anu Conm)nAy
" the cltv II New YORK intend 1 MAKO Application ~ ts
Supreme ont IN the State II New YORK, s. cli Term
OF The sand Court n held Al the Cy Hal ~ ILe cy Oh
NevNork, on SAIJ kDAf tne oth Jay OF july o'. !.
the oprnne Of The Court that Ia. or IS son efeiner
C5unse can h heard, for the appointment % C'nns
matter that the nature and extent II the improvement
the Widening Of Llbert'-street between Roadway aud
Greenwich street M the city of New YORK, by cntug OH
from the hriv sd Of sad Liberty street I'VE let from
Greenwich street % the eatery sce " ot No - 41eJ
street " five feet inches at GreeA" en- street sl I've
feet three inches Al the easeTy SIDE u l0i No - iOoy
street and also ~ cutting of rom the S'lthery $40 ~
Liberty street 50 much Will be req1red . make Iho
street fNv-f9ur feet width Om Greenwich street. - $40
eastery side u lot No 83 Liberty street and thence cousin
uiEg lie sane new s0uthvry lne - Broadw1s -Illted
NJ W H. s 1851 HENRY Z DAVIES,
-elD tiv5 Counsel - the Corporation.
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is HEREBY GIVEN. a

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV IN, SC
coriSg % NV. 90 al persons ha'n s elamS asaas
JOHN SOOIHNlCk. late OF the CITY ~ hIroAyn Ss
erased ihat th,r Ar required orrhhi the same with N
vouchers thereof g. William l. >'uthNlcN, Al llt Bluad
street te Civ q NrN NnrN or before The l)th IA
- y astmher utNt-Datrd Ma D S3i
rvs iA~6mSs ELEANOR SOUrHwICK
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TWO MARRIED LADIEs-Or those who

early life have been bereaved Of the advantage
Of LIBERAL EDUCATION, can now avail themselves
opportunity with the strcteS. regard to secrecy
oroccVng instruction all the branches pertaining % the
English Languago-hon Orhog-aphy, Reading and VII
mr. Chemistry Botany, Celestial Geography, &c to-
,,iher with Drawing and Painting, Embroidery. Fancy
keedewoTk. and Music ITS highest branchesby Lady
no mas from South and had Of eper
ce IN impartng instruction 10 those advanced life
vel As the volatile youth Lessons privately Al their
~ residence Call address note (poStped) 10 MRS.
WOODS 2l2 FultDn-st stating where TO be seen and I'M
uedlste attention will be gwen Terms very moderate
0wH
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An addllona chaTgo u q Do viii b as ldnlSSlOh 90
/. / LEWIS, Secy. 7 JONES Jr, PreSt.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
George Thomas Cashier Bank % Rome p n Rogers,
Cashier Boit SanwiK Bank Sanford Adams, Treasurer of
Oneida Co.
AGENTS appointe application 10 the Home Office Rome
y Y or to / W PARMENrER, General Agent for New
Y.rA CllI and .cnlty Olce e3 Nassau-.L eA lAN3mS.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Srrroaate Of the County Il NswYork Notos herony
yeo T. m u.r,ops having claims against WILLIAM II
JOI ats u tho city Of Newark, Now jersey, deceased
h reseai the with vouchers thereof - me slDS
81 ,Fce NJ rs the city Of New YORK
"a IN heyre the twenty day y Setsnoe nert-Dated
New YORK. thu tseuty-frsE day " March, l5sl
no i..gmS. ROBERT SEARS Erecutof.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OF

y FICE-On the petition of REUBEN DANIELS, Of
Woodstock Vermont praying for the extension II patent
granted him Octob Der 9TH. 1881 for improvement IN
shearng machines for seven wears from the expiration u
sand patent which takes place the 7h day Of October
1881 is ordered that the sad petition be heard a.
III Patent Office ON MONDAY the 18th DAY Of September
1851 g. 70 o'clock. and an persons notified 90 a.
pear and show cause II any thoy have. WhV sad petition
ought DE granted Persons opposing the extension
are required g. file ia tho Patent Office thor DO ectous
specifically forth writing least twenty DAYS before
The day If hearing all testimony filed h either party o. Do
used the SAID hearing be taken and ntt0d IA
accordance with the rules II the office which VIII Doe fur
nisned on application Ordered also that TINS notice be
published The Intelligence, Republic and Union. W ash
ington ID c. DAILY Bee Boston, Alasslchusetis Yer
mont Journal Windsor. Vermont Providence journal,
Providence Rhode-lsand Tribune. Newly and the
Albany Register Albany New York wees for three
successive weeks previous to the 18th dnT ofSeptembe next
THOS FWBANK. Commits louer ~ Patents
p S-EdtoTs Of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Ohce, with paper contain
nc In, notice el4 law3wS
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DIAM and PRINTED RAREGES.-
I MEN SHEETINGS-At so per cent

less than cost al LORD 4 TANLORS, Of Snd I
CalhAnneSt the balance ~ their last importation, tou
aid to make room for another extensive stock lelS w.
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u FICE.-Onthe petition Of JOHN lIO1 AS Of PLAIN
field Now-Jorscy praying for the EXTENSION ~ p'tent
granted HIM the 2Oth December 1857 lof Al improve
meut drying docks iST seven years ron h3 etp
OF SAID pate ~; which takes place on me -Vh dAy W De
cemher 1851 lt ordered that the sAl poton M heala
al the Patent Office MONDAY. the 2ih day oi oven
her 1851 ~ ~ o'clock NJ, and all persons are lea -
appear and show cause # any they have why sad petition
osht not 10 be gransd Persons opposing the ettesoH
arc REQUIRED 10 ME no the Patent once their Objections
specifically forth wutng az least twenty a- p1Ioe
the day of hearing all testimony filed by either party 20 Dc
used az the sand hearing must De taken aud transmitted III
accordance with the rules II the office wch ~" pe Ilr-
nished on application. Ordered also that Ems oce 10
published the iutellgeuCer, hrp .ulc, anu bAlon'
Washington. d. G. DAILY Bee + Ston Massachusetts,
Providence journal, Providence, Rhode Island lrodus
New-Nork Friedman New Brunswick, Ne"-Jersey
and Pcunsylyana Inquirer, PHILADELPHIA FsnnSy
once week uI three weeks previous 70 me an
lav of November next THOS EWBANk. Commissioner
u Patents
p 5 Editors If the above papers Will please COPY. anu
send their bills the Patent ONCE, with pape, oman
me ms not,ce lsli lawJw
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STATES PATENT OF

4 FICE-OR the petition Of RICHARD INLAY OF
Phlladelpha wanna praying for the extension or
patent granted HIM 2st September 1887 for an improve
ment the mode Of supporting bodies OF railroad cars,
&c for seven wears from the expiration si sad patcnt
ch takes place the 2st dty Of September 1891 l!
oroi FL that iht said petition De- heard a the Paten. ice
ON MONDAY tho hi daV of Septculor 1884, at % o'clock
Nj and al persons notified t appear and sho" ca SO
III any they have why sand petition -t not 90 e granted
Persons OBJ tho extension required 20 hlc the
Patent ONCE their objections spechcay SIT forth n VII
TING twenty DAYS before the Jay Of hearing an es-
must be- taken and transmitted accordance with the rules
Of the Office which viii bee furnished on application. Or
dered also that tins notice bee published the n'rsen-
GER Republic and Union Washington, ID c. DaIlV Zee,
Ro,ton Massach sets Tribune, New-Iur Albany Reg
lster ALBANY New York Providence Journal Providence
Rhode Island and PENNSYLVANIA Inc urer, Philadelphia
Pennsy wanna ouco "a week lr three successive weeks pre-
vlous 10 the Isl day Of September next. THOMAS h"-
BANK. COMMISSIONS o. Patents.
= S-Fdtors If the above papers viii please copy. and
send then bills the Patent Office, with apor contain
ing this notice J'li la"J"H
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
- the apulcaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com49-
av of the (ifv II New-York relative o. the OPENlNO
ard EXTENDING II ALBANY STREET from Gree Green
wlch-sueet 20 Trinity place IN tho ~ VI NeN -
Common alv u he civ Il NewYork, pursuant - sat4ts
N Oh made and provided, that the sal me a'
Als men and Coamonalty 4 the City II NeT-f TX m
tend l. make Application ID the pIeme Court 81 ne Slss
Z sw-Yora. a. Special Term u tne sac Ool.' - %
he'd Al he Cry I{a of the CIV % Nevfork On stir
day the day OF July 1884, a. me opening Of 1ue
on that day thereafter a. Co nsei can e nsa
sessmeni ia the above EMIT ed matter thai tle ha..s ~
extent ~ the Improvement. the opening ana hiS5
Of Albany from its present TERMINATION ~ fs-h
WcnsIreet g. TrnIiypla II tne CIV II New A.
that the lots premises required % BE- taken tae.eo a
kn~n hr the Numbers 10 and rs Gfeenw en- a9l
:, ~ Nuters lg AMI a TRINITY place Dated New 1ofA
Tree igJf HENRY + DAVIES,
tsfhviR Counsel g. the Corporation
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COMPREHENSIVE.

E0PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
Nhave this dav formed Copartnarshp for the purpose
" MANUFACTURING Gold Pens and Cold and Silver Pen and
Pencil Cases under the firm of SMITH n TODD, As sue
oeSsorsto Bard Brothers Co. at lOl Miam-st. New
York-New- York. May a. 1851 NM. p SMITH,
le4 EDWARD TODD
HOPARTNERSHIP.-1he undersigned
< have this day formed CoparuerShp for the transeo-
ton Of a GENERAL RANKING, STOCK, COMMITS
NON EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business at ~
Val Al under the hrH II y x CoFR X co.
NATHrI. X COBB, fof me late Ann Of
Gilbert Cohh n lohnSOR)
WM WOODWARD, Gate with Adams & Sturges-
JAMES X SrEBBlNS,
Rccently nom ;hs Office II Y Clark, Dodge & co..
Now-NOrk. NAV /. 1881 jed I'm
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EMITTED STATES PATENT OF
y FICE-On the petition Of JOHN and CHARLES
HANSON. # England praying for the extension ~
tent granted to Benjamin latham. u an II g. latham AS
Of the SAID HansCns, tho th March 1884, Tor
Improvement making pipes tubes OF Lead for seven
years from the expiration Of sad patent Wncn lAAs pare
petition Do heard the Patent Office on MONDAY the
18Th day II August 1851 at 70 clock VI AMI l persons
arc notified appear and show cause, II They have,
why SAID petition ought MOTTO bee granted Persons opposing
the extension required % file the Patent Once Their
objections, specifically set forth writing at least twenty
days before the day e hearing all testimony de by either
party 20 be used At the said hearing must De taken anu
transmitted accordance with the rules Of the Office which
Will Re furnished application Ordered. also. that this
notice be published the lneihgencer, Republic, AMI
Union Washington d. G.. DAILY Bee, Boston, Massachu-
seits Tribune NewYork Pennsylvania ING lrer, Phla-
depha, Pennsylvania and ALBANY Register Albany. New
YORK week for three successive weeks previous %
the 18Th day II August next. THOS EWBANk, Com
missioner OF Patents
= Editors Of the above papers Will please copy, AMI
send thor bills the Patent Office, with paper containing
tins notice joli law3wS
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a T SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IN and r She County NJ Newly n the Surrogate's
Office the CITY II New YORK. the TWENTY seventh of
MAY she wear one ngsand eight hundred and hitvone.
Present Alexander Bradford Surrogate In the matter
the application o. MORTGAGE lease sell tho roa estate
VI IL DWIG KLINk, deceased Ga reldiug and dhng
the rolcauun of Jamos Ihaycr. Public Administrator
10 ho If New YORK and administrator = tho estate II
Ludwig klms ato ~ tho City Of Ncw-Hork. deceased,
orahariv mortgage lease sell the resi- estate ~ tne
81 deceased flr the 1avment o h, debts ii ordered
that all persons u the estate N me sad Idws
INK dscenSed appear before the surrogate ~ inc Co1s'
of New York al his office the CIV Of N-wIors,
the fourteenth dav ~ " A Ten o'clock the 'uro
of that dav heu and there 10 sd ca ~hY author
gage lease sell much 4 the real estate % tho sad
Ludwig Khuk deceased. shall bo sufficient 20 paw As
debts [mv3l iw1 4 " BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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STPREME COTRT.-In IL matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of
- the application of the Mayor. Aldermen s1t Common
ali, Of he CIV OF New o-k relative O. tne OPENING q
FIFTY NINTH STREET from lu-l-aveAle 20 ne pm
here sd qb street inersec the sthaTeuue and Broad
wav Public Notlce hereby gwen ~ the Mayor Alder
men and Commouaiy 81 tie Ciy 81 New OK ufsuAn. ~
ssft. n uch cass made aud provided that the sad the
Navor Aldermen and ConmolaltV OF ne Cl-y y New
York intend 20 nase Application 10 the supreme .I "
h. DE- hed al tbe CIV Han u The CIV Of New YORK on
SATURDAY the 2Ih day Il July lS9l ~ he 3pehl ~ 's
CONT "a that ay OF a. suon thereafter Counsel can De
head for the appointment u Commissioners q Estimate
aud Assessment hi the above entitled matter tla ne IA
ture ud extent Of the Improvement Is the Opening " sh
street from 0h-aveuue . the point where sad sshsireei
lntersecs the shavenuo and Broadway, IS lad 0lI upon
the MAJ Jan OF the Cry Of NewIort, BY virtue q N
Act emitted An Act relative % Improvements = lelHs
the laving Of Streets AMI Roads n me City y
VorE and r her purposes passed Apr J. 1871 Dated,
Nev, YC-t Ju-e y ig5l HENRY Z DAVIES,
iei2 tJyi2 Counsel . the Corq1raii1n
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NOTICE.-Public no.

4 'ONfOhA lO4N wv " L. UNIV nv"
tee hereby gwen. that petitions have been pfesoaod
in the Board Of Aldermen, and referred q the COMMITTEE
on sewers, tor a SEWER IN FlkSl-ANkNUt ustrees
2tn and 18th streets. Also Tor 81" Eh IN PElttE-
STREET from Marion ~ HBiherfY street and ~ MI l.
BPHRY -S1HEkI from Prince T. Houston street AMI also
EraSFWER IN AVENUE ID, from sth - leth streets
All persons Interested The above, having oDectiDhs
thereto are requested 20 present the same m "nths,
(satlng Their extent 4 interest and place 0 business
or residence the unlersgned at tho 0Ge u NE CfDs
Aquedud Department on or beforO MONDAY, the ION
st-Nsw-Y ork Juns 1851 b. order " tho COMMITTEES
u Sswoss rje5 nj ALEX ) DODGE, Sewer Clerk
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~ STPREME COTRT-Charles 4.

IN SUPREME COURT.-Charles \.
i Canaye.lo against Obadiah II Plagt-Summoas To
OBADIAH II PLAT You are hereby summoned and
required the complaint this seton Which will
De hedn the Office # the Clerk " the City and County
NewNors. - The City Hall IN the City nj New-fork ant
s-r,ra couv IT your % The sad complaint
,ui scriher Hrs Office. No a Wall-strcet sad cv.
within twenty days after OF this summons on Yo1,
exclusive II the dav Of such service and f to
v-r iha SAID complain. within the time aforesaid the pian
TIT m thus action vii apply to the COur, ar The relief do
handed Do said urlaut Dated 3ith Nav, 1851
HOMER II STUART. Pianats Attorney.
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