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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
TRAVELLING.
49, s1- - 49, u. ---.'-,s-s
CennaI Railroad Of w.Jersey.

Central Railroad Of New-Jersey.
Ne n t K r ARRANGEMENTS
Y Commencing MONDAY Nov. l. Is5a-This Road
extends from nLILABETHPORT s. miles 10 the WHITE
HOUSE, n J. reducing The staging between the terils
ofihe Road and EAST0N 10 % niles
This line leaves New York by steamboat Red Jacket
pier Nsl Nora klver and cugEcets with trains on tie
Gew-Jersey Railroad which leaves New-York from foot
OF CortlBndst.
TRAINS UPLaave New York By steamboat Red Jack.
ct pier No North River at ia II freight and 2. NJ
passenger and By N Railroad foot q Cortiandst a.
4 N and Il Pm.
Trains leaye White House and following places for New
White House az 81 An; freight a, 81 An Passenger
q so5meryire ct An; Freight at JAM Passenger at
2! P NJ.
Pianfeld at53 AN Freigata, II AM Passenger at
RPM
SPIN.
ElizabethPon al 81 AM Freight at ST AN; Passen.
ger al P NJ.
STAGES will be in readiness on the arrival Of the AM
train from NeRYoTk the White House convey pas
engers to Easton Wilkesbaye Bethlehem Allentown and
Maach Chunk Penn. ind Bennington, Lebanon Clinton,
Milford and Belyidere NJ.
N BAl BAGGAGEat the risk Of the owners until de-
lvered the actual possession OF the Agents OF the Com
pany and checks or receipts given therefor. rs
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Change of Hours, commencing Sept IS.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
IL AERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
Leave Sutfern's Depot at Leave New-Yorka
u o'clock A. Nj O'Clock A. NJ.
10 O'Clock so min A. NJ s O'Clock Is min z. Nj
IS O'Clock P NJ o'clock IS min P. N
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Suffern's Depot at Leave New-York at
u O'Clock A. NJ o O'Clock 45mn- T. IL
Or on the arrival Of the Erie trains going East.
PATERSON TRAINS.
leave Paterson at Leave New-York al
IA O'Clock A. NJ Market-et O'Clock A. Nj
81 O'Clock Am. Patn Depot 10 o'clock A. NJ
l2o'cock M. Paterson Depot O'Clock ?. NJ
A. O'Clock NJ Pain Depoti 8! O'Clock NJ
81 O'Clock P NJ. Market-st ! 81 O'Clock ?. NJ.
Except Mondays.
leave Paterson al Leave NewYork 81
f ociosE 4 \ Marss Is. sos 53sss
Bon Monday mornings the first train from SutferRs
will leave at g. on the arrival Of the Onsyllle tram
The 8 A. NJ and ) IS o'clock M. trains from rev
York viii not stop any station north OF Paterson, except
Rock Road and Hohokus, and will be in time to inset us
Erie trains morning and evening, going West at sunsrna
Depot
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E7OR LIVERPOOL. - United States
Mail Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt James West
MT; Saan,shin will depart with tho mails for Europe post
tiyeiy on Saturday nth of December at u O'clock NJ
frouher berth at the foot Of Canalst.
An letters and papers must pass through the Postohce
For freight or passage, having unequalled accomoda
lions for elegance comfort apply 10 o,,,u,
' " EDWARD X. COLLINS, 80 W all.sl
The Steamer PACIFIC will succeed the AfLANI!o
ana viii sail December p. MO
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FOR EUROPE.

T1OR IIVERPOOL-United States
4 Mai Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas, Wsst-rhis
Sresnsbjn will deuart with the Mails for Europe pos;
lively on SATURDAY. 18th Of December at L O'CLOCK NJ
from her berIh at the foot ci Can&lst
No berth secured til paid for r-..,fsa
letters and papers must pass through the Post uiace.
For Freight Passage having uzesgalei acc9i'l'1-
lions tor elegance or comfort apply 10 d.
EDWARK X. COLLINS, . Wa4t 81
The Steamer PACIFIC VIII succeed the Atlantic aaa sa1
December Il. NJ"
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TR AVELTNG,

GTEAMSHIP OSPREY for CHAR
~ LESION, s. C.-The spendid steamship OSPREY,
T. Marshal Commander win sail from wharf foo! OF
T.ornbari-s! PHILADELPHIA, on Saurdag, November
23d at 10 o'clock A NJ For freight passage, hay1g sl-
perior accommodations. amply al kINSLEY K CO.'S EA-
PRESS No. | Wa-s corner Of Broadway, where 4 plan
Of the shp may he and berhs secured FregnL iq
this vessel should eave New-York on Thursday price 10
cent? er cubic foot PASSAGE 81 For further iaior,
NATION refer 10 E. LITrLEFlFLD, KINGSLEY < " ,
EXPRESS. mS3t'
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s O'clock Line
WHQR HUDSON 4 INTERMEDIATES


EHOR HUDSON IL INTERMEDIATE
4 LANDINGS.-The steamboat HUDSON. Capt Wn.
Meeu will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Ce6aret %
Monday Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer COLUE
BIA Capt c. r King Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
al O'clock connecting with the stages al NeWburgn AingS
ton and CGrskil
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAlLRo4D-Thts2 pasasngess
trains OF this Road after March D. Will leave HUDSON ana
West Stochbdge daily Sundays excepted) follows;
Leave Hudson at 4 NJ and 45 2 NJ. and West Stock
bridge at AM. and 7 M ..hat rr,,I Ieoya
Freight trains with passenger car sttec9o, ml ea'S
Hudson II AN and West St9ckerdge ~ ~ 81
Passengers by morning train from West SocKprluge
may take the day boat fer or the 5oet qr
Eeepsie and thence by railroad TO New-York, by : M
Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding III 70
Passengers by the evening train Will ind the steamers
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, ana NE
fare of viii be low as any other evening Don
on ryerom so Cts downward as the Inc boetS may
set the example s., a., =. Nv, VOL. q,
81 md he same fare in returning Passengers should rec9l.
ec thai this fare includes berth which Is excluded in aa
fares OF other routes -, ,,, .o-
MOTT ,ph the rsirs of the Western Roads heretofore
me- a. s s M Wv = N-- j. T. WATERMAN Supt
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE between BOs-

AbEGULAh MAIL LIN Il between Bus
1eTON and NEWYORK via sTONINGTON and
PR0yIDBNCE-IBand route, without ferry, change Of
steamers C. VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt WIN, q. Frazee, in connection
with the stenington and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving New York daily Sundays
excepted rom Pier R 6rp wharf above Battery place,
at 4 o'clock NJ. and Senngtoz al N. upon the ar
rival of the Mail Train from Boston.
These built expressly for the route and are
In every respect particularly adapted to the navigation OF
Yong Island Sound The accommodations for passengers are
eomodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex'
perenced.
The route being the shortest and most direct between
Boston and New York passengers are enabled to sinye
In ample time for the morning lines of steamboats, ard
railroads running 10 various points from those cities
The VANDERBILT willleave New York on Tuesday,
Thursdas and Saturday. Leave Stenington on Monday
Wednesdas and Friday
The COMMODORE will leave New York Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday Leave Stoningon Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday
B-Passengers the arrival of the steamers at Ston.
ingon proceed Immediately in the splendid railroad cars
to Providence and Boston. bag gage-master accom-.
panies each train and from Boston For passage
bers freight applications may be made TO
place Oh
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uUDsON RIVER RAILROAD

-
Il HNEW.YORK to ALBANY, by Railroad and steam.
boets.--NEW ENHANCEMENT, 1850. .,
On and after Monday, October 28th l02 me passenger
a, Poppf keepsie with the fastsaing steamers ALlDh
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA running TO ana rom
Albany and touching at the usual II tsTnedla6e alingS
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTh,
From the Office in Hudsonst near Chanhers-sl
AT A. M-For passengers TO Poughkeepsle' StoppihS
at all the way stations. , :,
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dearman, Tarrytown Slng-SlRs,
Peekskl, Garrisons, Cold Spring, Fis1kll New Ham
MENiA or Aida, which win land al Hyde Park King;
ston, TiYoh, Maiden, Casklll HUDSON no&sscAAe alo
suyvesant, and arrive at Albany at 80 r M
AT Il MFor freight and passengers 20 fougiAeePSe,
stopping at al way stations
Az F. M.-For Passengers to Poughkeepse, stopping
A. H@Express train for Albany, stopping al Man
bnangile Yonkers Dobbs' Ferry, Dearman, TaTytoWn,
SingSine Peekskl, Garrsons Cold Spring. FislAl New.
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VIII land at
HYDE Park, Kingston Barrytown Tivoli Maiden, CaskA1
Hudson, Coxsacke stuyvesant ard New Baltimore, and
arrive RtAlbeny at y 80 A. ii.
Ate P M-For passengers to Peekskll, stopping OIL I'll
way LEAVE LEAVE PoUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH
All A. M.-For Rew.York. stopping at ell The principal
ATS A M-For freight and passengers to New YORK.
stopping al all way stations.
AtlI Is A Nor on arrival of steamer ffom Albany.
which leaves there A NJ stopping at New Hamburgh
Fshki Cold Spring Garrlsons, Peekskl, SlngSng, Tax
rytown, DearmRn, Dobbs' Ferry and Yonkers
At6P Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany which
leaves there at P NJ stopping at ell way s'anonS' Oh
SisHA-- LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NEW-YoRK
At6 A. M.-StoPping al all way stations ,,t.. -
observing the following rules ls GIVE particular oect
tons to the baggageHan where your baggage Is 70 be de-
vered that he may mark accordingly and thereby ayo@
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your ackes before enp
oz8a ~ W OLIVER a LEE, Superintendent
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TIME BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling at Halifax 10 lana ana re-
ceye mails and passengers ,,., ', - -.
ASIA Judkins. EG{OrA, Il u; no'~
AFRICA, A. Ryrte. NiApAhA, ): oTghe.
AMERICA. n. Shannon. CANADA VIM HARRISON.
CAMBRIA, Letch
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al the' hA'
head GREEN on starboard side; RED on port SIDE
AFRICA A Ryric from ew-York Wednesday 2n NOV
CAMBRIA j. Leitch, from Boston, "Wednesday, %lth NOV
NIAGARA ]. Stone, FIN New. York. "Wednesday, An Pee
EUROPA --, from Boston, "Wednesday, I'm Dec
ASIA. c. IL E. Judkins, from n. Y Wednesday, l8ih Pee
AMERICA, --, from Boston "Wednesday, %2ll pee zee
AFRICA A. Ryrie from New York, Wednesday lst Jan
CANADA, Win Harrison, finn Boston, Wedny !3th ian;
Passage NY Boston to Liverpool Isl cspn 81 ~
No berth secured until paid FOR r.
Freight viii he charged specie eyond an amour! lof
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board ., a. D.,
All letters and newspapers must pass through Inc roS'
Office.
f0r 'feisii' aH' E. pETNARD, Jr. IS Broadway.
French German and othe: foreign goods received ana
brought in common with British goods ~,
Through bills of adng given in Hayre ior New DIN
After The LIST of April next the rate OF freight oy te
above steamers, from Liverpool will be very hstealy
reduced. - "
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TNHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAI. STEAAERs,-Tbs ships

=
ATLANTIC, Captain West, PACIFIC Captain Nye,
ARCTIC Captain Luce, BALTIC, Capt Constock.
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly ioS
Government service every care has been taken IN their con-
strucon as also IN their engines, 10 ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are uue-
qualcd for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage rom NewYork to LtverPool SiSo sI;
elusive of extra size S5; from Liverpool
to New-York SIS An experienced Surgeon attached to
each ship. No Berths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
FROM NEw-YoEE. FROM LtyERPQpL
Saturday Nov 18TH 1880 Saturday December l4th 1850
Saturday Dec ia 1870 Saturday December sh ls9
Saturday, Dec 2lst 1880 Saurday January In, 1901
Wednesday, Jan lst 1851 Saturday. January 25t, 1851
Wednesday, Jan 18th, 1851 Saturday, February 9th, 1851
Wednesday, Jan. 18th 1851 Saturday, February I'D 1881
"Wednesday Feb l2th, 1851 sanriay, March 8sh, 1881
Wednesday, Feb Goth, 1851 Saturday, March ed, 1881
wednesday Mch l2h, 1851 Saturday April 9Th l$sl
Forfreigh or passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS
IS Wallst New-York. or TO BROWN. SHIPLEY co
Liverpool E. 6. ROBERTS CO IS Kings Arms Yard,
London, or L. DRAPER Jr. s Boulevard, Monunartre
Paris
The owners Of these ships win not be accountable FOR
gold silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones or
metals unless bills OF adng signed therefor and he
value thereof therein expressed.
After the s OF April next the rate freight by the above
steamers Will Go materially reduced. SD
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GREGORY,S CALIFORNIA PACK

LvARE REDUCED.-Through Line for
u Mail Steamers Oh the Pacific The new and splendid
steamship CHEROKEE, 1890 hns burden, Henry Win
de Commander, will leave her dock; pier No North
Passengers by the Cherokee will find comfort and ac-
be sure to connect with the fayo1le steamship TENNEs,
SEE, al Panama
REDUCED RATES or FARE TO CHAGREs.
Saloon Sate Rooms '@IVv
LowerCabiD
The above dine at the same table, and have the privilege
Of the Saloon.
Seeage found with mattresses and board) ......5o
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
In the favore steamship TENNESSEE
Cabin $500 Storage. ..........Sl5O
For passage apply to ROWLAND ASPlNWALL
MA Ia 81 and 55 Souh-st.
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DACTFTC MAI, STEA MSHIP COM


H. PANY-The public is informed that under the hr-
engagements of dis Company steamers inspected ana ep
proved by the Navy Department, and carrying the United
States Mails viii continue to leave Panama and San fran
cisco on and fifteenth days of each month"; unless
Detained by unavoidable accident the non-arva OF the
Mails al Panama The Steamers OF the first of the month
win touch ut Acapulco San Bias Mazaan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers Of the fifteenth of the month VIII
touch at Acapulco, but no other Mexican ports.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly after
her arrival the Pacific between San francisco and pors
In Oregon awaiting at the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer from
San Francisco regular line of propelers will be kept up
for the transportation of freight ana transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York On the
18TH and CHEROKEE leaving Newly ork on the 18Th cl
each month for Chpgres third boat will also be kept in
NewYork spare steamer, - ms,
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADEL-,
PHlA will form direct line between NewOrleans ana
Chagres leaving such periods as viii insure as htie
detention possible the lshmus and forming with the
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE to and from New
Orleans and ports in Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application the Company 81 South-st, New York Ap-
pcatons for passage from New Orleans should be made
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agents, at tina!
piNST ew.york. oc, 81. 1850. o3ltf
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or sTIoN SOTICg-Pabhc notice "a hereby gwen, to Tho
ef occupant occupants Of al houses ana o. IN
cd lands affected thereby at the following Asses9
1 by the Assessors and are lodged N me once
3 Il from 5 to ~ persons asd i's s'a
u gto9e. therein Tbs limits embraced By sech A.
sk ali the several heuses and lots Of ground vacant
80 nsyc, Of land situated both sides Of ssh st be
El 8 I'm sy4rues the westerly side o. 10Th a9s-
~ w. 2b and a7th all eersuns whose interests
~ M above named Assessments and Tho arsopposedo
er ol them present te objections IL
4saD odesuned their Office No !. Hal Of Records,
avs from The date Of tits aodce-Oice B7eau Of As
via s,te: Department, Soy. 10. 1850 SAMUEL. II DE
s6Tr FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WM SMITH, Assesso'r-
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CALIFORNIA.


EvIRST VESSEL FOR SACRAMENT
d TO CITY, DIRECT-The fine clipper bark GULL
FORD, ). Leslie maater, is now loading at pier East
River and will have immediate dispatch From her wei
earned reputation OF the fastest vessels out Of his
port shippers (who invited TO examine herr VIII per-
ceige TIA! there every probability Of her placing cargo
10 Sacramento before of he vessels that haze recey
lett- For freight oniy epply TO
NO II JOHN& ROBERT OSBORN, Ill Wall-st-
GREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
~ AGE EXPRESS, PEI. Steamship CHEROKEE,
TUESDAY, e Nov. at PM.-By the above conveyance
Special Messenger will be dispatched from this Office
having charge Of parcels: Packages and Express matter OF
every description.
The arrangements Of this Express being Of The most per.
feet description all business entrusted 10 II VIII meet with
prompt dispatch Shippers VIII please take notice that al
freight by this line is forwarded Ihe Chagres yef IN nat
botoned American boats the great rlsk olos or damage
by employing beng wholly AVOIDED Parcels re-
ceYed until the morning Of the day Of sailing aud letters
until y PM Packages and heavy freight must be dely-
cred al Office, prior the day of sailing where goods
waiting for shipment are covered by insurance
THOMPSON < HITCHCOCK.
ManagerS ard Agents, AZ Pearl-si. corner OF w all
S-shippers by this Express can avoid the annoyance
and expense of clearing their goods at The Custom House
Terms reasonable nl9t26
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nEPARTMEsT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIES-To BUILD
DERSSsaed Proposals will be received at the office of the Com
Repairs and Supplies basement No west end of new
City Hail. Monday the 25,h day of November at u clock NJ
whch they will be publicly opened, for making alterations
additions OF Engine Company No 49, and Hose Com
agresaby the and specification exhibited the
Res Superintendent Repao TO Public Buildings, No 10
Ena5ors required to estimate for each sep
uateiy.-Noy. lb, 1850 WIN DAhls
Commseioper Of Repairs and Supplies.
Nh BLANK estimates be had at either OF the above Offices
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NEW ROUTED the WEST &NORTH.
l NUNITED STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cayuga and
Susqueanne and New York and Erie Railroads and Cayu'
ga Lake. -, l,
and Susouehanna Railroad will in connection with the
Day and Night Express Trains the New York and Ere
Railroad two daily lines Sundays excepted.l
The leave 0wego at 81 NJ and 4 M Leave cave
Ithaca at AM and al so Al. arriving at 0wego IN time
for Morning and Evening Express Trans for NeY ork
The splendid low-pressure steamer WILLIAM A. F.
DODGE Capt Buckbee, leaves Ithaca daily at 80 A NJ
connecting Cayuga with the Express Trains going East
or West, Returning, leave Cayuga at s 7 M or on the
arrival the Eastern Western Express Trans connect
ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train for New York
Through tickets from New-York TO Cayuga So llcEeta
from New-York to Ithaca Cayrga sold on board the
steamboat of Newly ok and Erie Railroad Company on
the river.
CeyugR, ~.
and relad with heavy rail new route, avoiding he
inclined plains ard equipped with engines and unsur
passed on any road in the Union
The connection between the railroads and the boasis per
feet the cars running directly TO aud from tue steamboat
Passenge for Osego Syracuse, Auburn, Geneva Roch-
ester and Buffalo viii find this the most pleasant comi9Fs
bic, and cheapest route 30 sooy
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fSRoToE AqUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunta Park, Nov
SIIe -C0RPORATIoN NoTlCE,-Pubhc notice IS hereby
rTn that petition presented the Board OF Aldermen
m Prince Marion Crosby ste All persons IN
having objections thereto are requested 70 pre-
cent the ae writing Engineer at this oce, on or before
The q9h inst NICHOLAS DEAN President Coton Aqueduct We
Hrnnnf
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RTORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
lvR PASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave New-York fool

I'VE PASSENGER TRAINS UP.-LeaTe NeW-1 ork lool
of Corland.st 50 AM and Nj Leave Newark 3 10
A NJ and 10 Pm.
PASSENGER TRAINS DowN.-Leaye Dover A. M and
Is P M; Morristown IS A Nj. and . ?. III Madison
: IS NJ and 40 P M; Summit G5 A NJ. and o. M
MlviIe 10 A NJ and Is 2. N; Orange s. A M and
FREIGHT TRAINs-Leave Dover A Nj. and New-Ycrk
0RASGE HORSE CAk--Leave Orange 7 A n. and l so
P. NJ; New.Y York II 80 A. NJ and $50 ? M,
Passengers by these trains are received ana oeNV5reo
each way at North end South Orange, MYlle, summit
Chatham Madison Morrisown, Morris tlainS, panY1le,
Rockaway and Dover :, 100000.
All Dover stages connected with the Am passenger
train leave for Suckasunny, Stanhope Newton HackeLs'
town and Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta Johnsonourg,
Blairsown Columbia Delaware Waer Gap, Strongs6urgh,
continuing to the LackawannH Works passing through bar
tonylle sanhope pa SmlthE Tavern, NeagesylAe OI-
ton Dunmore Hyde Park TO Providence, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning mee' me M
trains fol- New-York. ,,1.,. -,
the arrival of the a Ad NJ trains from, and meet Inc
A NJ and P M trains for New-Hork. .
Al Morrsoysr stages leave the a-rlva! oil me a "a
passenger trains for Mendham Chester Schooleys nouH
ain Washington Belvidere and Eason daily, ana nee'
the P. NJ. train for NeT-York. - , =, ..t.
Also for BRsking Ridge the arrival OF ule n. s a
returning next morning, connecting Win Inc "a NJ AL l0
kew-Gork. ,.-,,, tbaJr
procure their tickets before taxing men
rests in he cars Tickets viii be received only on me HJ
when purchased The fares from each sls1on %leIe 80
sold will be fee cents more nen alo ~ i eA
when paid for tickets al the several ticket olnces
gers are 10 show their tickets 10 the CONDUCTOR To
opired. - -
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<IRoToN A9UEDUCr APARTMENT Rotuuds, Park, Nov
ls5o-- CORPORATION NoTlcE--Puble notice IS hereby
yep that petitions have been presented the Board OF Adcns
E saver in Thirty eighth from Sixth to EishthHNenus
And also for Thirty nstIee from 10
with tho be built in Thirty ninth street about lJ
@ west Of Fhavenue All persons interested IN the above a
y obeop thereto requested present the same IN wug
s, their address OF nteTestl the Contract Clerk
=. 1n Cr ~, Aouaduct Depaftmen, nl7i0
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EsRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Ro,Unda, PARK, Nov
9th ls5l-CoRP GRAFTON NOTiCE,-Pnthc Notice rs here
hy gsn that an application made the Board OF Ade
Third East River between Forty seventh
Forty nuths AL interested IN the Aboye are re-
qussd present objections % the Contract Cd At
ocs writing eatng their address and the extent thut
ton A. Nsn,. '' ~ Mo lot
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QJlsbo-C0RP GRAFTON NOTiCE-Pubhc notice IS herehy
gwen peon has been presented N the Board OF Aldermen
oy Spring Broadw Thompson Ell AHpers0n
the having objections thereto are 10
the same writing CLERK at this oce
before NICHOLAS DEAN Presdent Croon AqN2
duct MY lVE'
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VEVO CALIFORNIA; S.-IMPOR-
E. TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANClSCO.-The
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION
Lieut. s. B. Bissel T. S. n. Commander, will leave Pana-
ma san Francisco the 18th Dec next IN season for
passengers from hence by the steamers Of 10Th and 28h
inst.
The Constitution was built under the superntcnd
ence the Caroline and the Union whose admirable ac-
conmodations and fine sailing qualities are wei known.
She fitted with Of superior ORDER and neither
pains ibera will be spared to give passengers every
satisfaction.
Price of passage from Panama 10 San Francisco
LIST Cabin
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

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u INSTRUMENTATION NocePublic notice is hereby gwen that
,sw.T in Trvsxths,reet from Seventh avenue 10 connect
pe,on has been presented tbs Board OF Aldermen tor
yf sewer in Eglh avenue persona interested the above
affections hereto are requested the Tn
ms fststmr their extent of and addess TO the Contract
CIsrk at this OHice ON or before 25th inst
niS lot ~ NICHOLAS DEAN, Prss't Crotou Az Dept