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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
More About the knockings.
MEREDIrH bRlD1k, n n, May II WI
To fAs Editors Of the v. Y Tribiu,;


To fhe Editors Of the v Y. Tribtms;
The "Rappings" still continue TO attract
attention in this place There are now, IN this VII
lage no less than FIVE persons known 10 be mediums,
Tor medal beside The lady OF whom have written
YOU. In the presence OF two OF these the responses
are frequently quite loud regular and satisfactory
one of them Is compositor IN the ofce OF the BEL
k.cp Gazette and has several times heard the Yora-
,ons around him. while standing at the case At work
Some DAYS since, what PurPoried TO 6e relative Of
ono of The iourneymen IN the Office. communicated
b, awning SucceSSivey al the letters of the alphabet
Re fonowng sentence Land Is not capable o.
holding us . . .A; ,-s
Very few in this place nov suspect any shhg iAe
;,,i,,r, or 6eceDtCn IN connection Win these DEM
CS>frafionS ana those are chiefly persons who aa'e
.,,.r N.ltneSSe5 th1m-HhO drili a0f witness theH-
Mans Who hesitate about adopting The spiritual lhe
cy,r are abundanlly satisfied that the medium N
M instance has anv voluntary agency In producing
fhe nhenomena. SeyeTa, persons Oi tne hisAeS. re-
>pectably believe the sounds proceed ron >fli-s
6ecarSe after repeated and careful observation >hfh
appears 10 them the most RATIONAL 0'''s4S'e'' "' '
MI N.ay of accounting for them.
Something's there IS confusion among tae responses
Sornc,,mes there are quite serious discrepancies III
the renhes and statements are occaaoAA4iy NIT NIT
A. e. n We rightly coiapTehendthe > IIs ~ o.ls'S *
v, ,s;sc - numbers Of "raps,r) which are known 70
Se ,toS,,;vsv incorrect while a other times me COM
m,nica,ionS are aSioniShing,y accurate. IN no n
stance iS any atenpi made 10 conceal te iact OF IL
rrenancv The media" uniformly declare tiat uls
occasional confusion and diScorda.t OF inco.IeC.
statement are ss r.zEl2g aa1 vaeTY Uaa. '~''|
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Shorter Dresses.

To the Editor o. IN, y. 7. Ir70uae
am glad to see The Tribune giving
room to opinions IN favor OF the proposed change
IN the dress OF females. | care very little about
show in dress and think that much time ami
money are spent uselessy for TINS purpose but
this evil IS small compared with the absolute IN
Jury that is done by the present fashionable mode OF
dress with our females. The number Of diseases
which have been produced, and are being produced,
by tight-lacing and wearing heavy skirts attached to
the hips, is truly alarming. Doctors and medicines
for female Diseases" caused principally, If not
wholly, by dress, have become numerous. From
much observation of the opinion that Tight
Lacng Is as great an evil as ntemperance in alcO-
hOhc drinks. Every woman who conforms to this
fashion as efectualy violates the laws of her being
and suffers penalty, as the drunkard who staggers
and reels and finally dies with deilrium
Now put II 10 the good sense of every person,
what possible excuse IS there Tor the ridiculous and
ruInOus custom OF COMPRISING the vital parts OF the
human system so as 10 render our females incOmpe
tent for a fair degree of physical eXertlOn Were
the female portion OF our race created for wise ana
useful purpose, TO perform part, and very essen
a part, of the labor necessary to develop the ener-
gieS and capacities of the race was II designed
for subordinate and an inferior purpose Is the
to dwnde TO Llputlans 20 gratliy the stupidity
OF brdlnleSs fashion OF the cupdlty OF mlllners -
Look at the bills of mortality OF children under one
year Of age who die because they came into this
breathing world not half made mp ~ look az the pale
face the short breath. the mpos>6iiy 70 endure ia
tgue, or even that degree of eXeruOn which nature
wisely requires 10 supply our natural wants, an all
because nature has been abused, Oecn outraged and
proSraed by senseleSs custom, and then tell me- ye
who ndlculng a change, If there Is not room Tor
reform
As TO the KIND Of dress am not particular, if it be
comfortable and tasteful BY comfort, mean con-
venent, easy TO wear to change, to walk IN, condu
GIVE TO health, and answering the real substantial
purposes Of life. Dress for exhibition or mere dis
play is the part Of mountebank, monkey, thing
that has no us right to rank with the human species
BY taste. | do not mean a dress that looks Ike
stuffed bag al one end and balloon at the other If
the human form Is GCd-lke, why 50 dShgure It with
Whalebone, starch and cotton Let there be some
beauty IN the outline, something that IS convenient,
and the change cannot be other than beneficial.
Nstr- York Jfd, 81. 1851 NJ D.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
The Massachusetts Coalitionists.

BOSTON, Weinesday, May %.
One hundred and seventy members of the
late Senate and House of Representatives of Massa
chuseits have published an address 70 the people, ex
posing and denOuncing the bargain Of the Democrats
and Free SOlers for the election Of Governor, u s.
Senator, &c.
The Address says " We think II due to the fair
fame of State that such transactions should not
20 forth TO the world in silence which might be
Construed into admission that they IN con-
formity with the usual principles and conduct Of
those who are trusted by the people Of Massachu-
setts 10 make its laws We think due 10 the public
noras that the true character of such acts should
moi be obscured in any minds by the miserable
sophistry which has been thrown over them"
The Address Is quite lengthy, and exceedingly Sc
we're upon the COahtlonsts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

.s, p for a commission and stay OF p-ocee tingS 30
S.v. 10 take the testimony Of Anna Flower, al New
oesns n WAS stated in answer 20 the assertion that
AZ AZ r meant 10 90 on himself TO sUpermtend the
sating of the testimony. that he had such nten-
n n was urged that IN the event OF stay Of pro-
eeediDrs Mr. r. should be prohibited IN case the ap
I 10 Injunction is IN ms favor going on with the
~, AGAINST Mrs r. at Philadelphia, but this was OBJ
;ec,ed 10 by Mr. rs. counsel. The Court Will decide
~ WesneSday whether the motion for commission
20 New Orleans will be allowed In the event Of the
81 going over the June term, the Judge SAID he
S,cu9 moi give an order for the struck Jury ull the
ease was ready 10 proceed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Death of Mrs. PrebIe.

PORTLAND, Wednesday, May 2s
Mrs. Preble, widow of Com. Edw. Pre-
bic died in this city last evening aged 81. Few wo
men have done so much III unOstentatOus benevO-
ence as she did, and her memory Will be held in
spect by those who knew her best She has left quite
alarge amount of property.
Counterfeit 50 bilS on the Union Bank of Boston
made their first appearance here to-day They are
light cOmplexiOned and easily detected by judges.
large unOccupied wooden building, between
Union and Edgery wharves, fell into the dock last
night, and is "a heap OF ruins.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
The Emil River strike.
,nr nflAe ~ Yori Tnbnne

To ne Editor Of ns Nesr- YORK Ti1asns
In your paper of the 10th find the manu-
acsurers OF Fail River again attempting TO prejudice
the minds OF the friends Of labor against that lniatua-
ted body OF people who foolish enough TO refuse 10
work for nothing, and preSumptuouS enough 10 fancy
they have right To live # they work IL or Ia hours per
day Perhaps il is hardly fair TO suspect Nil Il oi
being an Interested party, acting nom the impulse
Of other than the pureSt motives No doubt his only
object to prevent the milk OF human kindness when
be fears too abundant among the tradoSmen OF YORK.
from being conducted through any improper channels
and thus swallowed up by what ne would call the
children OF ldeneSS HyOu doubt II, consider the lul-
partial manner IN which he speaks of The subject oI
uspuse-,he reduction " Sometime N .N0ce"esT ~
nee gte by most ofthe C0WpdaieS thar reaHctsoH
aosid take place al girsa tame skcG4' sc. Now
1entemen. II Is evident hrSty from the itct OF MS
speaking othe Company as third party, and second
nom his not attempting 70 justify tins pTocee ing on
lhe part ofSSid employers that perfectly inmate
ra TO him whether the raw material could oe con-
terted into cloth without anything 20 DO With wages
(which al best but oOrc) the other hand thai
the mills should stand idle until doomSiav He does
not much even eNplain the why the ,rhoe
@tAe CoRpGRicS instead OF most OF them dd not Al
tempt this reduction. On no had he done 30, We
might have Identified hlm Win some OF Them lis
True, many OF the more intelligent OF your readers,
particularly tradeSmcn, are rather suspicious OF
MT " x and think II only T~Ss oi tae employ
SIs Who hnd all their attempts to prove white TO
~ olack and injustice 10 be JuSicG useless In
tny next place "" thinks the members OF The
hi1ustuNi Congress were rather premature IN re-
SSSmhlehoing ~ the distressed weaverS to the notice
osc whose interests II Is their province 70 project
ACoulmlilee OF Examination should first have been
io'eU, ana thelr report published IN OTaer, marx,
.aat We se"TVns hearted RlgAf bS fafOrTsd OAetacr
ssass tre called forth for real distress, or 70 sp
- ~ use'sSS 'sose trAo had rather hre ay agitation
rna sympathy Than By labor Of fAST hands. Now
~V~'-s.4s-s u III X. - FOOLISH ~ - IA-AA ne
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
The Trial in the Case of Shadrach's Rescue.

DUNIWNt
The trial of James Scott, colOred, for aid
ing in the OF Shadrach, the Fugitive Slave was
resumed this forenoon before Judge Sprague. The
opening argument for the Government made by
Mr. n. J. Lord Mr. John Deyrec, the owner of
Shadrach and his Attorney Mr. Caphart, both OF Nor
foR Va testified TO the fact that Shadrach was own
ed bY Devrec and mad escaped TO the North. Evil
dence to the fact that Shadrach legally arrested
as Fugitive Slave, in this city, was then adduced.
The trial will last several days.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
SUPREME COURT-George 4. Feeter

- against Laura b. Hazen-Compiant hltl Ia the Clerks
Office u lcrkimor County The h day OF MAY. 1851
LAURA b HAZEN, defendant You are hcreDy sum
moued and required % answer tAe complaint this act0A
and copy ~ answer 90 the said complaint on
af Office n Rockton. n Herkmer County within
twenty days after the oi tins summons you eKcu
sye n the day NJ service and yol tl O. answer the sad
complaint within the aforesaid tho plaintiff m TINS ne
uon Will take judgment against you he of seventy
ght dola and nineteen cents with interest trou ne ,th
tav OF January 1851 besides the Dated Jan
uav q. 1851 CAPRON y LINK, plaintiffs Attorneys
mi gtNIh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
News from Washington.
WASHINGTON, Thursday,
I-4I

WAsHlNGroN, Thursday, May %.
The proposition lately made for the es-
,ablshment Of an Annual American Fair here has
heen received with great favor Liberal subscriptions
have already been made, and organization will
soon be effected
A massive silver pitcher, manufactured IN most
beautiful style by MesSrs Gait viii shortly be pre-
sen,ed by the employees Of the URioa printing estab-
ljshment TO Thomas Richie.
The Secretary Of the Treasury leaves shortly on
a visit to Senator PeaTce on the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland.
Assistant Secretary Hodge returned yesterday from
Boston and resumed the duties Of ms Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
osasrl Board of Assis,nn, Aldermen.
STATED SESSION. -TuEsoAr' Maf q -

Present.-A. A. ALvORD, President, IN
.he Cha.--Ass- AID Moore Hale. SiaDoatt stct ts
Rnvre Barr Weld. Jas WEBB CFane, ~ n 49,.
T,-fnan Pears.il Sands. Wari. Bolster ky' III
PETITIONS -. -
Bv Asst AID Crane-Of M y. CAMP ahI o-asls, usS D..
business on PIER No r, "a have me Ga se.9 rae
r'ankei over with resolution t0 tha effect Ad1Rsef
By ksst Ala Ely-Of Thomas SEnss i'F Fe-ei A'lA
taK-T0 Com "a FinaDcc. -, ,,As.s
Nv fsst kd Hs.sr --Oi samuel Loa@s-Tee- 81 Jill
"a baVs isfh ,tres. from zh e Tth-aT Lshied VIA -
IL - a Lszu2s aaa Nai.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
tTPRFME COURT-City and County

- of New York Samuel e. Cornell ilainlh. against
Henry Hunt, defendant summons % the Dccndlnt.-
You are hereby summoned and required 10 the com
plant this action tof which copy herewith serVe
upen you and copy of your answer - the sad
complaint the subscriber a his ohce No y All street
the CITY of within twenty days after the ser
wee hereof exclusive OF the of such and n
fail to the SAID complaint within the time More
sad the plaintiff this action Will take Judgment against
YOU th, five Thousand four hundred and seventy
dollar, and fifty cents with interest from the Tenth DAY
# December. One Thousand Eight Hundred aud Fifty bo
sides the costs II tins Dated New York March IN.
1881. VI C. HARRINGTON, Plaintlh ; Attorney,
8 iawl3wlh II wall street.
Clerk of the City anu County O New YORK on the secuni
n nf A nj
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

FICE No Nassa-street Sg'les ,,kT : p a.
N he c,tv ~ Ns,ryyt snge wOnan deceased aaJ ~ho
IS alleged to have died aiss..e, that ss. spi = al. IA.
Surrogate II the County Of Ns~-f osA, y. - - 51th
dsy Of June ns1t Al 10 O'Clock n tAs ~
- -, =. s-'- - ''~- Public AtmIllstfa.Or-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publle nO

~ toe IS hereby vea that pstltloa aas oee1 sc a
Ia the Board u Aldermen, and reierTsl % -
on Ssygers gr saver IN NinstesEth-s q ron l2s
oftis present saver east u SsTsEtasT % ne ss"sl =
shthsT AL oersoas interested z ne aSogs ns's a % 90
joctl0us thercto regcested - pIesss -,
OF rsSdsnes to the unasgned a me once q tnS o
As10ducs Department. on o. 0e1r1 Sans ioI ses
Clerk Eev-Ygrk, Nsf u, lS5l. nIS i"<
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

NlPREME COURI.-ln the matter OF
Stks application OF the Mayor, Allsuaen and C0mmon-
atty Of the CITY of New York relative 90 the WIDENING
and OPENING OF BLOOMINGDALH ROAD. in pur-
of al Aci ot the Legislature OF the state o New
York entitled An act TO lay street IN the City
u New York and 70 keep open part of the Boomlnsiale
Road tor that purpose. passed Apr H. 1881 Public notce
hereby gwen by the Mayer Aldermen and Comnonaly
OF the cry OF New York pursuant % the statute such
made and provided that the sand the Mayor Alder
men and Commonsy sf the City OF New YORK, intend 90
make application the Supreme Court of the state Ot New
YORK spec- Of The sarl Court o he held a the City
H' II the City o NewTork. on SATURDAY the igth day
OF June 1851 the opening of the Court that day,
thereafter counsel ba heanl. for the appoint
nen of Comm SSoner Of Estimate and Assessment IN the
aboc tRilCd matter and that The nature and eNtont o
the Improvement the widening and opening Bloouineale
Road width IS feet from Tenth 20 Eighty
sIIStrec. the land upon The plan Of
the City # New By virtue Of act entitled An act
relative improvements touching the laying ont of streets
and roads The City Of New York ami for other purposes
passed pnl Nh 1871 and so act entitled An act %
sv oU z the City Of NrwforS, and % keep
open part # the Roomuglale Road for that purpose.
passed pnl l7th 1851 Dared New York, Apu Is. 1881
HENRY Z DAVIES. Counsel
nv21 tIeii TO the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
SUPREME COURT.-Arthur W. Hart

- against Moses Hart summons for money demand
contract Com not To NJ MOSES HART Sir
You horeby summoned and required 10 answer the com
plant this action which filed m the Office II the Clerk
ii the City and County of NewYorS al the Cry Hall m
th8 Cts o NewYUrk and % serve copy u solr answer
the SAID complaint the subscriber al his Office, No D
Was sad city, within twenty days after the service O
this summons 1n YOU exclusive 4 the day Of such service
and II YOU ai ~ tins complaint within the time aire
sai the plaintiff tins acton Will take judgment against
vo fr the sum 4 SIXTY dollars with interest from me nrst
ay nf Januar thousand. eigh hundred and rtltw0
besides the costs # this Dated New YORK Apr IT,
1851 BENJ hlSSAh'
p,.l5 iawsvI Plaintiffs Attorney. . Wail-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
COURT-William S. Il

- gals and Cathane his wife against John S1ncr ia
cob Stoner. Ann WyckoH Christopher Stoner Mary Ann
Walters Elizabeth Cuddingt0n Susan Walters Julia Ann
Whitman Vincent Jolly John Jolly, Harriet Jolly susan
Jolly Jolly, John l. Bush and Polly his wife, and
william Ny AMI MI otner persons unknown owners OF he
premises described m the complaint N tins acton-Io the
above named DEFENDANTS. You are hereby summoned
and required o. the complaint m tins action which
filed the office of the Clerk of the County Of Che
mung On the 27th day Of March 1851 and copy Of
your my office, n the village OF Einirh
IN the said County of Chenung, within twenty days after
the Of ths summons you, exclusive Of the lay ~
such service and # fail to the SAID complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply u the
Court f0r the rcllof demanded the complaint
March nth. 1851 JOHN WISNER. Of Elmirl Plaln-
IN : Attorney a2i law6wrhs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Sale of the House" Line of Telegraph.

bOSIONl NtuntHUfyi Nay q.
The House" Telegraph Line between
New-York and Boston, was sold to-day At auction,
for S29,4OO Mr.. Packard is the purchaser, 1t is
sid as The npent Of Mr Downing.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
STPREME COTRT-WiIham III. ScO-

SUPREME COURT.-Wiliam I'll. SEQ
- field against Thomls Warner ami Eleanor Warner. MS
wife, james Langley. Henry Langley and William
Niofrat To THOMAS WARNER, JAMES LANGLEY
and HENRI g. LANGLEY Nou are hereby summoned
and required the complaint M tins action which
will he ed the office the Clerk of the CT, and County
of New YORK, 10 tho Cs Hall sand Cts, and to serve
copy Of vuur the SAID complaint the suhScrb-
ers az their Office No - Juhu-st SAID Cits, within
twenty lars after the If Tins summons
elusive II the day f such service and fail 90 answer
the sand complaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff
this action will apply % the Court for the relief demand
ed IN the complaint Dated New York. Feb ,. 1851
WALLIS X BRADSHAW.
rn90 iavl0,vTh plalntf's Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
CORPORATION NOTTCE.-PubIic

" notice is hereby gwen that petitions have been pre-
Sned IN the Board Of Aldermen, aud referred io the eDm
nittee on Sewers for SEWER IN Thirty -sevenh-sreet
from ID to 81 avenue also for sewer IN 3Jh-street from
S1th-ayCnue 10 Eigth>yenue also Tor IA 10Th
street from point " feet Of jhayenue % and through
MadSon-ayeuue at 3thstreet aud also for
or m WIamsTeet between Frankfort and Spruce streets
An persons interested above having objections there
TO- are requested 10 present the writing, Stating
If interest and place u business resdeuce
- the undersigned the Office II the CrOt0n Aque1uc
Department on or before June 1thBy order OF the Com
nrttee Sewers, ALIEN. p DODtb, sewer clerk
New York, MAY o. 1891. nyIJ lW
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
STPRENE COURT-In the matter d

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
bNthe Application Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
1iy ot ne City Of New "a, relative % the OPENING ui
SEVENTY -FIRSr-SrREEr frnm 3d-av 90 7th-av n the
Ninei 'erth ari of sa-d CITY The undersigned ConiS
soners NJ Estimate ard Assessment the above entitled
matter hereby notice. hat they vii the house
q Nicholas EVERETT, ESQ the Chairman IT the sand
Commissioners, No III Nhitest IN the City II New York.
the sth day of June. 1851. o'clock the afternoon,
for tho purpose q hearing in opposition 90 the Assessment
lde by the sad Commissioner. h1
nav consider themselves agguevcd BY such estimate and
asSeSSmen:.-Datet New York, Nav p. 1881.
NICHOLAS {. EVERETT
JOHN W PRISON. Commissioners.
Hlv2ttIe9 BLASlJS MOORE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
of APPLICATION for the

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the
NdScharge OF inSolyeu from his debts purs an to
the provisions the third article NJ the ySt ue II the h
chapter OF the Second part Of the Revised trteSOR
ACE BIDDlECUM. Of the Town Of Orleans. the Coan-
" of jefferson nSoyeni debtor Nctce mt pnblSAed
March - 1881 Creditors 20 appear before Hon Ian
County JUDGE n Jefferson County. Counsellor sc, at
his Office Naiertnwn sand County the 9h day of
June 1851 al lc ocock the forenoon. 20 show cause.
any hey have. ~hy Shoud not be made Of
sad inSoyent estate and he be DISCHARGED from his debts
GEO A BAGLEY. Attorney i0r InSo,vea,
NH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
IOTICE of APPLICATION for the

discharge of nsovent from his debts pursuant 20
the provisions the th article II the hSt title Of the nih
chapter VI the Secoud part of the Revised Statutes
JAMES BAXTER, Junior of the CO0niy II Kings and
City of Brooklyn uSolyent debtor Notlce trst pub
shed Apnl 2&th 1881 Creditors 10 appear beoro Hon
Greenwood CITY Judge Of BROOKLYN, a, the City Court
Room City Hall the City OF Brooklyn the eleventh
day OF June next at o'clock the forenoon, 70 show
cause. any they have, Why assignment, should not be
made sand nS0veuts estate and he be discharged from
hs debts GEO. HUDSON Attorney for lns
al Tn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
SUPREME COURT-In The matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of
bCthe Application II he Nsyrr, Aldermen AMI Clnrsn
a.iy uf The Cy II NevN rrk ~ s'iye tn THE OPENING
OF 5iST STREET, tlon o. avenue % Tih-sven the
Nineteenth Wand 0f s1d Cty Nrcs hereby gwen thss
the Gusts CHANCES AID Sburscneus insured hy reasla D.
TIE 1rlceencs ,Ac above eued matter WI he tAJed
before the Hon John EtronlS. q ~ is-css q;
this Court o7 n case of hiS absence before Of Tie 9th
or sizes q re sad C1lr 3, ,he 2reNe C1it Clam
heTs fhe CITY Ha n The C-y II New IorS. thc 3is
tsy of Nay 1881 % o'clck n the tl-enOCa Dated New
I0rs May 2Th. 1851
NICHOLAS { EVERETT)
JOHN " PRISON Co7fniSSi0ns-
r.yfftlf,f f.ASTIS MOORE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
OF DISTRIBUTION.-

Neiicc hereby gwen. that the balance remaining OF
proceeds Of sale Of the real estate o VALENTINE
STEINDECKER late OF the CITY Of ScwYork deceased,
interstate lately made under the order of the Surrogate of
the County of New York hy Eva Siendecker the Admin
lsfatrN OF al singular the goods chaftes and credits
the sud mestate will he distributed by the sad Surro
and among the creditors Of the sa nesate m prN-
polou 90 their respective debts, according 10 law AZ the
Srogass Ofce the City of New York on the seventh
day Of Juy next at eleven o'clock the forenoon OF that
day Dated this 18th dsy OF MAY. 1851
uiy2l tyss A W BRADFORD. SurrOgate
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
STPREME COURT.-George Olney and

- Geor-e W Sessions GgaiBg II Sgur.-SnminOns ~
money demand On contradiction NOT scr TO IL 81
CT H. the above defendant You hereby summoned ami
required the compliant 10 this acton, winch was
filed he flee of the Clerk u the City and County ot
New York otcc the City Hall u sand CITY, On the
day If Nay next and % serve copy ~ your answer 70
the ad complaint the subscribers al their ONCE, No 81
Wal-street NewGnrk cry within twenty days atr me
Of TINS summons yon, exclusive ~ the day OF sch
service and you fa 90 the sand compliant ~thin
the tme aforesaid plaintiffs in tins action viii take
Judgment against you for the Ot three hundred AMI
tenty-eIght doia and forysegen cents, with interest
r. n - 10th DAY II MAY, thousand eight ndsd and
ffv.ne beside the costs 4 tins act0nDaed May q, SJ
MANN, RODMAN i PlEkSONt
mal2 awEwTh P.AntIt. 3 AttOrneys. u Wall-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
h is UEREBY GIVEN, a,
is HEREBY GIVEN, accord

ing 10 law all persons having claims agans, THOM
AS COIN late OF the CITY Of Brooklyn deceased that they
required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber John Com at No 80 BuTng slip IN
the City OF New-Yok before the twentieth day OF
August next Dated February -. 1881
lnf lnw6mThs JOHN W COIN. AdmnlstratOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
oC APPIJCATION far tbe

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the
DISCHARGE Of an Insoyeni from hs pses pursuant TO
the prOyiSnS of the hrd article NJ the th chapter u the
Revised Statutes SIMEON \ KlMBALL--Notice drst
published May hrSt 1851 Creditors q appear before Lewis
Woodruff Judge ~ the Conrt OF Common Pleas Of the
City and County Of New York. ai Chambers the City
Hall the Cy of New YORK the lith day o July 1891.
at 10 o'clock m the forenoon of that day
n IRA BAKER. Au'y for InSolyent,
mvi law idNNrhs N NaSSau-st New,Nork