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Mr.. RusK was In faver of the bill but oenddsrsd
that should bs amended. He gave notice Of amsaA.

Mr.. Rusx was In faver Of the bill, but oonsdsrsd
that should bs amended He gave notice Of smsaA-
menN.
Mr. JOHN DAVIS replied.
Mr. BUrLER called attention to the fact that to per
and that to pay It, eventually duties customs must
The debate was continued by Msssrs Cess, Atohi.oa
and M:ssrs. Chase John Davis, and Clemens who Op.
posed 1t.
The amendment was rejectsd-syes %, nays 81.
Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS moved to strike out the sppro-
pristion for the harbor at St. Louis.
A long dsbsts snsued and the amendment was re.
Mr.. CLARK moved 30 increase the appropriation for
the improvement Of the harbor at Providence Rhode
Messrs FooTE and CLARK debated the amendment
which was lost.
Mr. Fsorr, at half past ton, moved to lay the bill on
the table the purpose of going into executive
sion. Lost-yeas % mays 30
Mr. Fosrs moved to increase the appropriations for
the Missouri Arkansas Tennessee, and Illinois rivers
mr. CLEaEss moved an adjournment Lost, by yeas
%, nays so
Amendment debated ttilI eleven o'clock, when Mr..
Clemens again moved an adjournment. Lost yeas 70
nsye 80
Mr. FoorE's amendment was rejected.
hr MAreua moved to lay the bill on the table, In
order to allow him to lay . resolution on tho table
suspendiDg rule which prohibits bill from being
read twice in one day.
Tho motion was agreed to. by 80 yeas to 2s nays
Mr. MAScvM laid his resolution on the table, and
then moved to take up the bill again.
Mr. Ps.scE moved an sejournmsnt. Lost, By yeas
l8 nays 33.
After debate, the bill was taken up, BY ysss s5,
nays IT.
II was now IL O'Clock.
Mr. CAss ssid he would move to sdjourn 1t was not
proper to sit longer 1t was the Sabbath.
Mr.. BELL-How do you know? QsughtsrJ
Mr.. CAss How do know How do know yester.
day was yesterday and to will be tomorrow
You VIII know it BY and BY. (Lsughter) ask for
Mr. ClEnzss-I 1T is the Sabbath you can't vot.
Qsughter)
yeas 20, nays 25, adjourned.
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Ship on Fire AT Charlie ston.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 81. 1S5l.T
The bark Ulrica loaded for Antwerp, and having on
board 400 bales Of cotton and 800 terces OF rice Is on
fire in the hold. The cotton has been thrown over
board and the vessel scuttled. fit is strange fact
that the Ulrica, while at the port OF Philadolphia
caught fire in the cabin. and much burned. This
Is suspicious coincidence. and her cargo was In
writer's
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NEW YORK LnoIsLArURE.

60oot0s
BY MoRsE's LINZ, NO. Is WALL STREET.
ALBANY, March 1, 1851.
PETITION.
For the abolition Of capital punishment.
THE UsURr LAWS.
Mr.. MoRoAr reported favorsb,y bill to amend the
usury laws. The bill is Is foows:-Bection two pro-
vdes that no contract or for the payment
of money with interest at greater per cent than Is
heretofore provided for, shall be rendered void but
whenever In any action brought such contract or
1t shall appear upon special answer to the
complaint being N sds to that effect, that a greater
rate Of interest has been directly indirectly taken
received, than is allowed by Law, the d.fsndaut
shall receive his costs and the whole interest
taken, and the plaintiff shall have judgment tor the
balance only which shal remain due after dsduoting
the whole amount of raid interest Section three pro-
vdss that whenever greater rats OF interest than
allowed by the frat section Of this Law shall have bsep
psid the party paying the may back the
amount of the whole interest paid provided action
ehsl bs prosecuted within two years from the time
when the said interest ehal have been paid II the
creditor IL living tas debtor may be admitted a.
witness
Assembly.
ALBANY, March /, 1851.
No session to day.
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BALTIMORE, March ], 1851.
The Leg siaure of Penusyivana spent last night in
Baltimore and left this morning in the cars for
ington The entertainment given to them wa. grand
affair The two States pledged union Of interests In
prosecuting their great works Of internal i'm prove
Inents Governor Johnston did not accompany them
The Governor OF Maryland present. They will re-
turn to Harrisburg on Monday morning.
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Marine Intelligence,

BALTIMORE March l, 1851
Capt r 7 Brown OF the steamer Freeman Rodney,
which built In Pittsburgh nd bound New York
arrived at s5avannah ON the 26th ult, from Nassau
where he.wss compelled to put in In distress
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BuFr.Lo March /, 1851
There was another murder committed here night
before last. In "a drunken row, man named Camp,
struck Patrick Mccormick with axe, and broke bis
skull Mccormick died lsat night and the Coroner
held an inquest this morning, when Camp was com.
mitted on the charge OF murder.
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MEREDITH BRIDaE, N. H Feb. %, 1851.
The large freight depot of the Boston Concord and
Montreal Railroad, at this place, was entirely con
SUM ed by Ere this mcrnng.
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Meteorological Obserxations, NIarsh l

MoRsk'S LINg-oFPfcE 10 WALL. STREET.
RooHtsrKR, A. We have q slorious NOR ming
the west; therm meter 20. sP. 1t is nov rather
cloudy and cold, with ths wind from the quar-
ter; thermometer "a.
AUBURN, "a. MA beautiful morning, and not
There is about two inches of the ground.
+. Mt is now cloudy and cold, and looks like a
storm; wind south; thermometer 81
sYEAcusr, "a. MA clear. beautiful morning but
rather cool, wind south; Thermometer Is. = 2. Nj
1t continues pleasant and cold wind southwest; ther
mometer 49,
OswFGo, GA Mt commenced showing last nj sht
nni stu continues falling thermometer "a bsromsssr
80 ESQ
Urea, 0 A. M-Cloudy but quite pleasant; wind
west Thermometer u; barometer 2g-6o0. 3 r. M
beautiful clear evening; wind unchanged; ther ernomc
Ter 81, barometer 90 900.
ALBANY, ga. M-we have clear, cold and beauti-
ful morning; wind northwest; barometer 30 Il;
curry In barometer 5S thermometer rs. 8P. m.-The
weather continues pleasant with the Wind from the
fsnae direction; thermometer 81; barometer 80 %,
THor, A M-westher cold and sky clsar; wind
northwest; Thermometer 70 r. M.-Clssr and
bracing day with light breeze FRI the north Sest
Thermometer 30
BurlIscroS sP. M Cloudy; wind north thermo-
meter 30.
wHrEn4LL. sP M.-Clsar; wind north; thermons-
ter 90.
BY BANS LISE-oFFIcE - WALL STREET.
BUFFALO, A. M.-Thers was a splendid aurora bo-
ress witnessed here last night, between the hsurs of
10 and ~ p. NJ, which formed magnificent aud brill
liant arch.
RrMlnKs-Durlng the same period in New York, q
stor@ prevailing, with the wind from the
north varying occasionally to east aud west of north
BurrAro, M-Baromster 20 IS; Thermometer
attached "a do, In the open air, 30, Sky clear at
2 NJ, wind southwest star NJ, cloudy. wind south
vest.
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The Mnyornlty on Syracuse;

6rRAcUsE, March ], I85l
Major NJ D Burnett is the democratic candidate for
Mayor In this city
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NJ nrkets.

UlncINNArf, Feb 2S, Bot
The markets generally are unchanged, bat pfoyi-
tiCns, IL anything, are less firm.
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Robert Morris Jr, colorsd lawyer, sndJ. II
Coburn clothes dealer arrested this morning
charge Of aiding in the late rescue and were held
for examination The Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., be-
came ball for Mr. Morris
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RaiIroad DeDot Burned.

No session to day.
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RICHARD J. SMITH,
OGDEN EDWARDS. Commissioner
u II GERAkDlS CLARK
NEW-YORK STPREME COURT-

n EW UKN ST PKEME IUJ I =
! Bro'me County CHARLES II. BLISS against LU
Gus DANlS-Summons Sir You are hereby sun
moned 10 the complaint IN this cause which Will ho
filed with the Clerk Of Brpome CouRty and copy Of
your az the village Of B,nghanton. within
twenty days after the hereof exclusive ~ the day
such service and II fail 20 answer the complaint
aforesaid. the plaintiff viii take judgment for the Of
four hundred and nno dollars and sixteen
et from the Eth day Of June thousand eight hundred
and htyone the whole excepting SO o. and sad
$50 90 from the first day Of October 1850 besides
the Of this action Dated Rnghamton jane H. 1851
GRlSWOLD UDD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
t. the above DEFENDANT The complaint m the
above acton filed IN the Clerks Office. IN Broome
County on the 18th day Of June INST June %. 1851
GRISWOLD JUDD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of
IN SUPREME COURT-Charles A.

u Canav.llo against Obadiah II Patt-Sunlson> To
oBApIAE pLATT You are hereby summoned as
REQUIRED o. answer the complaint N tins arton winch vi"
b, fled IA the office Of the Clerk Of rle City and Count, o
Ncw-Yulk az CITY fi. the City { New fosS AMI
s,r,, couv 4 salT 20 the sand complaint on tAf
sri srf.r al hs Office NJ. a Was'reet. IA sad CIV
within twenty DAYS after II this summons on tou'
eYclaslye II the Ca OF such aud yon TAI 70 ans
wtr the said complaint within the time Aforesaid tht pam
TN ~ this Vii apply 20 the Court tg ne Fe-eI W.
u.li.tl r sd ,,n PAINT Dated zith MAY. lOl
HOMER II Stuart. Fa.n'Ia AugH-,
T., sfsrc ned c"r liant vas fle'i in ne n
he Clt. ii BE CuCn'f and CRY 81 Nv = s-h 's
1851 HOMER X STUART f.-itr w sH't'
,.xe4s svS
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NEW-yORK SUPREME COURT

\pe,.r schuhe against Barbara schuhe-S'imnoas IN
.n,, o. Dv,rre To BARBARA SCHCHE You are mere
tv ,,,,,~c,,d ard required 10 the compliant n n
at.r whch was ths day filed m the once 81 the ..A "
the County of New-York a. the City Han. ~ the tHE "a
\svy,rt and to serve a copy of gonr answer !" 'n'
said complaint the subscriber. Martin an
- Ia Zee ga Byooue street. Nev-lork CITY, "i'hh
- Ger ~. service If tins summons nn you *
in n rhe tav II such service and sou iai = an tef
the sud compliant within TIE me @hL. q. ~
rsT.n all mil. 20 the Court for the reiei &c Aie'"
m ~, compliant. Dated New iors sisi me -.
NJ VAN EOVESBERGH. Pi.niir Ati'HH
q IN. "a Broont-., ri door from Bowen f~-H.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

~ the application of the MayoT, Aldermen and Com
inonaty Of the CITY Of NewIork. relative to the OPEN
ING Of ONE HI NDRED and TWENTY FIFTH
STREET, from Eighth avenue to the Rloonnngdae Road
IN the CITY OF New-York. Public Notice Is hereby gwen
by the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonalty Of the City OF
purs ant 10 stat nte such made and pro-
vded that the sand the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay
the City of NewYork intend 10 make application III the
Supreme Court Of the State of New-iork at Special
Term the SAID Court To- he held al the City Hall Of the
CITY Of New SATU RDAYt the 18th day OF July 1851
al the opening Of the Court that day. soon there
after as Counsel he heard for the appointment of Com
mssoners Of Estimate and Assessment IN the above en-
titled matter that the nature and extent OF the improve
meni the Opening vi 25th-siree from Egbt-ayenue TO
the Boomngdale Road laid ou upon the map plan Of
the City of New-York, by virtue of an Act entitled An
act relative Improvements touching the laying out of
Streets and Roads in CITY Of and for other
purposes passed Apn g. 1867 Dated New York June H.
1881. HENRY +. DAVIES,
e2O I'm Counse' 10 the Corporation.
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by ORDER nf IAMES MIIILETT

u Esquire Justice OF the Supreme Conrt Of the STAT.
Of Newiork. noce hereby gwen that attachment
has issued against the estate II ELISHA WEIGH, no-
resident debtor. and that the Will be sold for the
men, Of hs debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according 20 law within nin& months from the
first publication of tins notice and that the payment Of
debts due 20 him hy residents Of this State and the delivery
HIM for his use of any property within this state he
longing him. and thetranseT Of any such property ~
nm, are forbidden by law and are vod
HouGHTON SPRAGUH. Buffalo. Y Y,
OF iawS1nM ATTORNEYS for Attaching CrexitoF.
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of DISTRIBUTION

N,ice "a hereby gwen that the balance remain, r.
rcssds az the sals of the real estate OF ALI
sTEINDECKER late Of the CITY o. Sey no srs q
~ Can,v ~ New-York by Eva Steindsc~er lls .s'..
srirI u all singular The sood, r The sad sarro
OF "a. ,is creditors Of the said - 80
S to hsr aso,s sseg YORK. on the seventh
srroraes Office IN The thy o. n ths forenoon Of that
,l' Dat. t-is 10. "~s % W BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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SUPREME COURT.-City and COUNTY

CTPREME COURT.-City and COUNTY
- Of New-York -VALENTINE MOTT agt JOHN:
STON b CLARK. and CECILIA hls wife, ana Ann
TAICKNEY--S Summons To the Defendants You are
hereby summoned and required t. the Compliant IN
this action which filed the sce of the Clerk 81 the
CITY and County If NewIork. the 18Th day OF June,
1851 and copy Of yOIr answer 10 the sdd m
plant the Subscriber al hls Office 81 Nassast Ia the
CIV of New-York within twenty days after the
thus Summons on exclusive of the day Of snch service
and If YOU fail to the said Complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff tins action VIII apply - the
Court for the relief demanded the Compliant dated
New-York June ). l85l-To the defendant Johnston
n CT LARK HENRY A. MOTT, Attorney for Plaintiff
50 Nassnu-st lel6 law6wM
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SUPRFMF, COURT. CITY and County

- NSaMA' wv Nis NY an" CV"''N
hSof New York William y. Warnnsr and Frances
Fisher against Leopold HrZ-Sonmons for money demand
on contract -Toi LEOPOLD IiIRZ. the defendant You
are hereby summoned and required 10 the Hplnt
ma tins action, which Will be filed IN the Office If the ClerN
of tie CITY and County of NewYork at the CITY Hall, IN
SAID CIV on the 18th day Of June 1851 and o. serve COPY
Of your answer the SAID complaint the subscriber
al his office. No. thIry-one, IN Mall-s IN SAID Chy,
within twenty DAYS aierthc service II TINS summons o YOU
exclusive II the day of such service; and II you fli 70
answer the sand complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff IN tins VIII take judgment against you tor
the sum Of hundred and seventy -four dollars ANA nine
cents with from the eighteenth day 81 MAY one
thousand eight hundred and fifty besides the costs OF
Tins ou-Dated Man 3lst 1851
THOMAS FESSENDEN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
iel6 laWGWMs
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION o

Nelscharg. q an snsolyeri firm his debts pursuau
.bs PROVISIONS ~ the third article Of the FIST title OF the
st., % IN. SECOND part Of the Revised statutes
DtNtkL SMITH NOTICE first published June n, 1881
tTeSto,s 20 appsar heior. the Hon l. r. wscdf Judge
81 the Court Of Common Pleas the CITY and County
nor at his chambers IN the City Hall Of the City Of
fosN on me third DAY OF September ner At 70
vents es.at. should no; be made ana he
his debts. J. r. MILLS Attorney
le2l iAylOw'S for inSOiyent n pec.
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SUPREME COURT for the City and

~ I T. Y 7
ktCouniv of New York Stewart c Marsh and AleNau-
der Fr.ar against William h Snow Establishments for
money demand cuntIact-To WILLIAM Is SNOW
HOOK You hereby summoned and required 10 an
swer the COMPLAINT this action. which was flied IN the
office of the Clerk Of the City and County of New-iorh a
the City Hall SAID City the 22d day Of March. 1851
the subscriber AT my Office No 10 Wast IN the Clty Of
New-York within twenty days after the service u TINS
Summons on YOU exclusive the day Of such and
If YOU fan the SAD compliant within the time
aforesaid the plaintiffs is action VIII take Judgment
against YOU for the sum sixteen hundred and ninety dol
lars and cents with interest from the thrd
dav of February one thousand eight ndred and hyone
be- eS the costs Of tins acilon-Dded New York. March
q. lSjl X c. BRAiNARD. Plaintiffs Attorney.
ie2
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

hJthe appcat.a Of the Mayor. Aldermen and CommoB-
atty q the CITY q New York relaye 10 the OPENING Of
FIFTY NINrHSTREET,fr from Fifth avenue 70 Broadway
IN the City OF NewYork Pubic notice hereby gwen ~
the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonay of the City ofNe~
YORK. ruryu3n 20 statute such made and provided
that the sand the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonay of tae
City OF NewYork intend 20 make application the S,-
prtne Court If the State of Newly Special Term
OF the sad Court g he held the Civ Hall CITY
N.wTork on SATURDAY. the 18Th day IT july 1851. ~
The opening II the CONT on that Gay. thereafter
C0Gnse can he heard for the appointment Of Commas
II Estimate and Assessment IA the above entitled
matter that the and extent OF the ia.ose
the Opening Of 59,h-sreet. from Fh-avenpe 20 Broad
way the CITY If New York. lal ont upon the .1 n
plan II the CITY of NewI0rk ~ lrtGc II an Ac: entitled
An act relative o. Improvements touching IA n- olt
Streets and Roads the City Of New-Ycrs and for
other PURPOSES passed Apr 3d. let7-Da.ei Ne'v-Yorx
June 10. 1851 HENRY z DAVIES
ie<0 In Counsel 20 the Cnrolrafrn
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ACTIVE BfRHSAi y 5 RPIRSSs31N' Commission
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

- l hTgnEI tNl II Ill TIC llilttl VI
- the application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
ATTY of the CITY Of NewNork. relative 70 the WIDENING
of BEEkMAN-STREET,b between Pearl street and Park
row IN the CITY Of NewYork. Public notice IS hereby
gwen hy the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the CITY
of New. IuN to statute IN such case made ana
provided that the SAID the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty IF the City Of New York intend 10 make Application IN
the Supreme Court the State Of NewIOrk. az SPECIAL
Term Of the said Court DE held at the City Hall Of the
CITY OF Now-Nork on SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF July,
1851 the opening Of the Court that day or as soon
thereafter Counsel be heard for the appointment Of
Commissioners If Estimate and Assessment IN the above
entitled that the nature and extent Of the improve
eut the widening Of Beekman- the northery
SIDE from Cnf-sreet To- Par-row, line running west
ery the northeastery of Gin street aud Beck
man street. beng extension of the line Of Beekmdn-
Pearl and Clstreets until the sand line
geScl. pOu fifteen feet norhery from The nOrthery
line thence westerly direction, anu
nearly parallel with the nOrther line OF Beekman street to
mont on Park-row distant fifteen feet northery from the
norheTlv line Of Beekmanstreet and also the widening
of Beekman- street the sOuthery SIDE line running
westerly from point the northery side of Pearsreet
distant seventeen feet from the southweery corner OF
Pearl ana Boekman Streets until the SAID ne strikes the
souherv line Of Beekmanstr opposite the point on the
noherly line of sand street first herelnbeore mentioned
IS beng fifteen feet from the nohherly line of sand
street as the same laid down map annexed t. and
forming uar Of the Report and Resolution adopted b the
Common Council the above matterDa.ed New York,
June 10. 1851. HENRY T. DAY lis,
20lm Counsel u the Corporation
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SUPREME COURT-John Milton Buel

Cag Alton Buel, ZenaS Howes and Phllenda Howes
his wife MARY Bue Hiram Balley and Narsaret his wife
Augustus Dimmlck. Moore D.mmick. - Dimmck,
daughter Of Benjamin Dmmck. deceased Who was son
ID Clarinda DimImck, Edward Looms. George VI
Looms Norton Buel. Hannah TVon, daughter Of Hosea
Buell. deceased, and her husband George Buel Charlotte
Buel Flzroy Bue and Caroline Buel AUGUSTUS Stevens
and Abby Stevens -To the above. named DEFENDANTS:
You hereby required to the compliant Of me
named plaintiff John Milton Buel. IN the Supreme
Court Of the State II NewYo.s which filed IN tie
Clerks Office Of Oneida County on the 9Th day OF June
1851 and of answer on ne a the ctA
Of tca within twenty days after the service Of thus sum-
mons exclusive of the day Of such service and II you
shall fail o. answer the plant within twenty DAYS after
the plaintiff Will apply To tue CouIt
for the relief demanded the June q
1851 WILLIAM IRAiN, f!alhilH A.t'iH's'
le2l law6vSat
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SUPREME COVRT-ln the matter of

~ the application OF the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
atty the City Of New-York relative to the OPENING OF
FIFTY NINTH STREET from 0th-avenle To the point
where SAID 5h ntersecs the 8havekue ana Broad
way Public Notice hereby gwen by the Mayor, Alder
men and Coumonalty the City of NewYork pursuant 10
statute IN such made and provided that the sad the
Mayor Aldermen and Commonaliy OF the City of New
YORK intend make application the Supreme Court Of
the State Of NewYork al Special Term Of ne sad Court
10 lie held at the City Hall Of the City of Newfork on
SATURDAY the 9Th dag If July 1851 at the opening OF the
Court that day soon thereafter as Counsel can be
heard for the appointment Of Commissioners OF Estimate
aud Assessment the above entitled matter that the ma
ture and eNe, Of the Improvement Is the Opening OF 1gh-
street from lehyenue u the point where said :hstree'
ersecis the ehavenue and Broadway, as LAID out upon
tile map Ian of the City of New-fOrk by virtue OF IN
Act entitled An Act relative 10 improvements touching
the LAYING cut of Streets and Roads III the City of New
York and for other purposes passed Apr 1870! Dated
New-York Jun, g. 1851 HENRY l.. DAVIES,
lei2 avn Counsel 10 the Corporation.
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SUPREME COURT. - William y.
- Hamilton against Cvn,hia Hamlton-Summohs ieI
Divorce To CY NTHIA A. HAMILTON-hi MADAM fVu
are hereby summoned answer the complaint IN 'is a.
tnn a conx of Which l. herewith served upon tou anu u
serYe copy Of your on me az nv "ncr' - p
Broaue- in the CITY Of YORK "lthih t%'n''
avs after servo. hereof exclusive OF the ddy 81 lh >
wee and # YOU fail the compliant A. ai,Irsa
the plaintiff Will apply . the Court for ne reiiei ueni4
81 m H. a. m plalut -Datel. Mas i2th. 1871
ID HARRISON. Jr. plaintiff Attorney
No 3ii BrOOnie- street.
tn. c,nlant in this acton was filed tie oce II the
flT ~ ,he Irv ana County Of New iors. on tie oth DAY
OIL
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HEREBY GIVEN, ac
NOTICE # APPLICATION for the

NUIIVE IT N bIV-i
Ndscharse Of an nsoyent from s debts pursuant 20
tbs nroysons of the third article Of tie hrs te OF e
fnh chatter of the second part Of the ke'
IaCOB STI RMAN. Notice first publ sIed june 90 Io'i
Cretors 70 appe before the Honorable Welcome bee
lee Civ Judge Of the City II New-fo az n, yoS ~
~ on Hall If the CIty of New York, situate ~ the SsI
IN me rear Of the old CITY Hall said City. On "fDNEs
DAY the twentieth l20th) day Of August l1 a. sesen
cnck IN the forenoon Of thai day, and show case II any
they have Why an assignment Of the SAID eeae
snould NOT lie made and 20 be DISCHARGED ron ~ ues
" isu s \, On, f,,,, IN. deht. ieZ8 lawjwf