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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD


boats-NFgV ARRANGEMENT, 1850.
on after Monday October 18th, 1850 he passenger
Wi follows; (Snndays exceped CONNECTING
at Pougt keepse with the fassailng steamers Aida,
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, cunning TO and from
Albany AND touching at the usual II t7rmediae landings
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NOkTh,
From the Office in HudROn-st near CuamOers-st
at a. M-Fnr passengers to Poughkeepsle, stopping
at all tie way sAtiuns
Ats Is A. M-Express train for Albany, stopping al
.onkers DUbbs Ferry Dearlnsn, TarrytOwn SingSingt
Peekskil. Garrisons Gold Spring Eishkill New Ham.
oHrgh aud connecting at Poughkeepsie with the AK.
MEN1A or Aida which will land at Hyde Park King.
Suyvesant, and arrive st Albany 81 80 ? NJ
AT Il M-Eor freight and passengers 70 PoughSeePsei
stopping al all way stations
AZ P. M-For Passengers to Poughkeepser stopping
At P. M@Express train ior Albany stopping a. Man
halianville Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dearman Tarrytown
Sng.Sne Peekski Gsrrson's Gold Spring, Fishkl New
Han burgh and Milton Ferry connecting at Pongnkeepsle
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VIII land as
Hyde Park Kingston BarrytOwn Tvoi, MAIDEN, Casklli
Hud son, Coxsacke Stuyvesant and New baltimore, and
erriye al Albany at IL 80 A. bl.
Ats p. M-For passengers to Peekski stopping at all
LEAVE POUGHKEEPSIE, GOING SOUTH.
Att M--Eor EewYork, stopping at all The principal
At8A M-For freight and passengers TO New-Yorbs
stopping at all way stations.
Which leaves there A NJ stopping at Newt am6uTgn,
Fishk Cold Spring GaIso G9 Pdex x,s A
Dear'4an po6hs Ferry and Ho a s ax stations
At6P Nor arrival or steamer from Albany "hice
leaves there P M stopping st al way slaoonS' Oh
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NEW-YoRK
At6 IS A M-Stoppng at al way stations
obseTgne @ % oopg 2es 1st Give particular drec
lions 10 the baggageman where your baggage 70 Do dh
veed that he may mark it accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes delays 3D. procure your tickets before enf
o?9e OLIVER a LEE, Superintendent
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i, -. .,.,,,,. IN me j,rect.d aid
6SHEEIFF'a Ai.f-nS - ~, " DsEsDAr the nh dag
fSG.hysred, WIN n :, he r.,,h3I- Of Cl,y H<n
1T. TIT aud 'et~s' - py' , Of
!; nd 20 following 6es'tih-a pr - ~ Gl,,v..
Nnss. ard hi--nuuf-f .,.srl, nv tia
s.,ef n; frotus tu hs7i tee' 'it.9 - ''' .'' '
isai 80. ,fr-.t apd westerly b fro@Hy -t'sst
va IHphAo CaFNt-Ei 7oeI
---- -, r, ~, hi.
EJuTlCE sppaeai i'' -Ne 'eA g M a ~ t " - = 6,et
~ d.,,. pursaut TO tb- provisions o' iN- mr. ~ es
pttaaIr SA3UsLC BISHOP al ~ u OF Wv
ftcu5l tovsf 5.f L. oH 1tea t.- ~ 1pyes ie
n J. "Ht'fs. -. O. nm 80. Cify a.. NJ
CIV CO ~ - >eN . ~ q n v,a.,.s,t -, al
Ytf' 10 hs Sa a, 10 ,si@,. m H. forenoon
J@H1A' ~ r0liN D. If GREGGK ior4ey iar Pst'i1scT,
t..,naF l7g eTosJw5y, New York
orpsrANcg II .so,i,, Of ~. Surrogate u me County i
,,f, 4. g-e.,, gwen 70 All o.r,ons h.gine csgp
iSsT On .ers NJ l, ts ca Of Saw Ynrs .sgor dcs.d
he .sr. with go4cs,rs tteteo The .abserbers
ees Of saoea 800 ssse o.y Of psar ss2l
hr~- o. o. w., -, - 80
A,,SI r. o. 80, 4; CIV 81 - -
su29 law6msF JAMh9 n. fAr.Iel, ao-os e1o-
IN PURSUANCE o! He order Of ihs SaJfogst' Oh le S3
go, JOSEPH G. pURELL laas Of the c Of YorA, d.
ssed the with vouchers tbsfso 70 s
h, store 49, nths City 81 ssr Yort On or 9sio
,hs Of Dec~rAer NeTDstrd ss- Yor. me 5fn 0
Juss, 1850 Lei lSwdfntF) JOHN 9Oubpr sASc"N'
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TN PURSUANCE Of Al order OF as Of the County o.
YSs nos, sreby ,Tea % tsson. hAvns eansaga-usi
AhIHoit1. e VI ,,saf u .l- .uscrser oace
on IN he civ Of YorI bcfors tho 81
SsJ OF Decsmosr tsTsRy FISHER
mysi lawn
-, -. so,,o,at. of the County Of
PURSUANCE OF az 15ei % NV to an persons having
noI n H. oftb. Civ II York, deceased,
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NRoTsS AqUEpUcT DEPARTMENT Ro,unda PARK, Noy. IS,
so1-coRtoRATIoS NoTlCE-Peehc notice % hereby
sa petition hes been presented u the Board OF Aldermen
N Spring ST oru Broadway 70 fhomPsonst All persons
ae above having objections theeto requested 10
zee sans, Nrp the Contract Clerk at this ohSs,
duct Department ~ ' nIq IN
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT
z The splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA will leave
her DOCK pier North River for New-Oreans Direct 90
FRIDAY, Nov. Is, at o'clock precisely
RATES FARE.
AAer Saloon State Rooms.
Forward Saloon State Rooms ~
~
For passage having fine accommodations, apply to the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
u5H 81 and IS SouthSl
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILIN

rpo. NEw.yo.K FROM LIvERPooL
Saturday Nov 18th 1880 Saturday December lh 1889
San,rday Dec 2st 1850 Saturday January 18th, 1851
Wednesday, Jan ls 1851 Saturday, January @o, i iS2
Wedresday Ian 2gth 1851 Saturday, February I'D 1881
Medaesday Eeb l2h 1881 Saturday March t e @55 s5
Wednesday, Feb. 26th 1851 Saturday harch "a S2i
wednesday Mich 18th, 1851 Saturday. April 5th 1871
For freight or passage apply TO EDWARD x COLLINS,
IS Wall-st Nevy-York. TO BiLOVN, SMILEY Il CO.
liverpool f. G. ROBERTS CO IS Nings arms Yard
London. or L. DRAPER, Jr Boulevard, Monunafue'
Paris ..,,o ~,
yod. silver bullion specie jewery, precious stones or
metals unless bills of lading signed therefor and tbs
value thereof therein expressed.
s.aan,ars mil ha materially reduced a28 t
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neutrality-suspicious. Ship Of the
IL 18th November-The splendid Packet Ship GAR
RICK Capt R. ADAMS will sal IA above her regular day
For eeEt or passage apply on board pier No Is East
River. OF to SPOFFORb T1LESTON 4 Co, 10 Soutlrst.
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Central Railroad OF New-Jcrsey.
Y m II D % . AhJ{,LN M L MTG

l
w Commencing MONDAY. WV 4, lS'n-rhs RJsd
extends from ELIZA IMPORT y miles 20 the W III z
HOUSE n J reducing the satnR between TIE terminus
OF the Road ard EASTON 10 = miles
This ire leaves New York By steamboat ke1 JACKET
pier No Soub River aud connects WIN lrans Dc ,4e
Heys-Jersey Railroad, which eaTes New OK rom 1904
Of Cortland AZ
ct pier 30 NORTH RIVER At Ham fciEh.. and al ~
passenger, ard ~ y R2lr9ai tool q Gor11a,S' 81
Trains leave White House and following places for New
Yors follows:
Was House t53 An freight 81 81 AN; Passenger
sdmeryIs at > AM; Freight $, An; Passenger al
Bound Brook st = An; Freish. II ION AM Pas
' Pa-nded ct 81 AN; Freiehts i An; Passenger at
Bpm
Eizabethtowu, FreightstStA AM Passengerat 12i P. Nj
Elzabehpor at 81 AN; Freight Al s AN Passen
ger al / PM.
rrsin from New-York the White House 10 convey pas
sengers 10 Easton Wilkesbae, Bethlehem Allentown and
Mquch Chunk Penn. ana Remington, Lebanon Clinton
Milford and 6eividere, NJ.
B-An BAGGAGE 1T the risk Of the owners unt de-
vered the sexual possession OF the Agents OF the Com
psny and checks receipts given therefor. no
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IsTHMus HOTELS.

IsTHMus HOTELS. ,.o.,,,,,
CRUCES, PANAMA
FEyHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
4 Wallace W. Williams assisted hy Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, at GoFgona, IN.
der The cement of a. B. Miller and j. K Conger
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, at Cruces, under the Inaa.
sseuent of T. K. Foger and H. Miller, Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, al Panama, under
the unGnae cement OF Adrian s. Miller. iel DACa
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CALIFORNIA

-o-l4-,----1lg-l-------
L7IRST VESSEL FOR SACRAMENT
Il TO CITY DIRECT,-The fine clipper bark GULL
FORD i 5 Leslie master, s loading al pler8 East
River, and VIII have immediate dispatch From her vel
earned reputation Of the fastest vessels out Of ial'
port, shippers (ho are invited examine her Will per-
that there every probability of her placing
in Sacramento before Of he vessels that nave recently
left For freight Only, apply to -
NE 4t+ JOHN & ROBERT OSBORN, Ill Wal-st
WBER STEAMER OHIO, on Tuesday,
Il Nov 26 aud by every Steamer to NEW-ORLEANS
-STIMSOS L co. at 10 Walhst viii dispatch Special
GELS No freight will be received on the day Of sailing
r2O5t STIMSON Il co.
GREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
W AGE EXPRESS, per Steamship CHEROKEE,
TUESDAY. Is Nov. al PM-By the above conveyance
a Special Messenger will tie dispatched from this ONCE
having charge Of parcels Packages and Express matter oil
every description
feet description all business entrusted 10 II Will meet win
prompt Dispatch Shippers win please take notice that ali
freight by this line forwarded up the Chagrcs river In fiat
bottoued American boats the great sk OF floss or damage
By employing canoes beng wholly avoided Parcels re-
ceived until the morning Of the day OF sailing, aud letters
until "A PM Packages and heavy freight must be deiy-
cred Office prior 10 the day of sailing where goods
W aiting for shipment covered by insurance.
THOMPSON x HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, l49 Pear-st corner OF Wall
PS- Shippers by this Express can avoid the ANNOYANCE
and expense Of clearing their goods al the Custom House
Terms reasonable. LIZ To
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YK1HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL srEAMERS.-Tbe ships

OAAfLAErGC Captain Yves. PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC, CaP- Ooins'ocA
These ships having been built by contract expressly of
Government every care has been taken IN ter coh
stIcon as also in their engines strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
oneled for elegance and comfort.
elusive use of extra staerooms $5 from Liverpool
TO New York SIS An experienced Surgeon attached 70
each ship No Berths secured until paid for
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Fret Class GaIs.,s PO'CD
Second Glass Cars. wv
Third Class Cars -, I'D. d,'o
Dinner provided on board steamboat john Potler
PASSENGERS for Freehold viii take the Stage at We5ts
Fare from New York to Freehold, SIT cent?.
EMlGRANT LINE.
Leaves he steamer TRANSPORT Capt j. Gould at
81 o'clock F. ST. Fare $3.50. so lbs of baggage allowed
each passenger be carried at the risk OF liz owner but
noibrg viii he received or considered baggage except
wearing apparel ln2t1 IRA BLISS, Agent
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c Observation-Disclosures Rntnnda pnrl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tsotunda Park Nov ,unbsr
n,saS So'esruShc notice hereby evsa tia
TheAe, aBey non ;hs ssu; az -. nt no S M re-.
tSsrs, I Az fstsoss Interested therein havs objections
80. - 70 present tbs writing stating theF
bsors sd ipst - Nv W." sIcIISI az
BIS l0s P,a..4.. g., . " -. ~ $500,
~ e uotes bsTst. srst thAt psroe, have been res Md n
- Ais' aea 10 resehis grade Sud ltD
- stA 'pse- esi%cen - establish
s~Sh es4 NrslugtA Persons Interested. having
Ao Nv sai 9, - desired present hem rt,ug
G,h3ssten, o1ee. or ny t u day OF Decsaber
~'V'' al Use .slll JOHN T DODGE, Street Commissioner
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CORPORATION NOTICES

ORPORATIoE NOTICEPnbhc hereby given, 10 ;de
Oowner occupant occupants all houses and @ IN
proved lands affected thereby that the following ASSESS
the Assessors and lodged the obcc
of the Bureau Of Assessments for by all interest
grading 3d st from 10Th ITO nth aad setting
gutter therein Tho limits embraced By such AS
include all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
aud parcels of land situated both sides OF seth st bs
9th and It'll avenues and tue westerly side o. lOayo-
between 35 and 37th seets All whose ueesis
the above named Assessments and who opposed
either tsm requested present Their objections 10
writing tie ndersgned their Office, No Han OF Records,
within thirty days from the date Of this notce-Oce Bureau OF AZ
Street Department. Eoy. 49, 1850 SAMUEL H. De
MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN NTH Assessors
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TElHE BRITISH and NORTH AM ER-
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling Halifax TO land and re-
ceiye mails and passengers. , s., =,
ASIA, JudkHs. EUhOPa; r.; "; holt'
AFRICA, A. Ryrie NiAGAhA >: Stone.
AMERICA, n shannon CANApAt WIN hafISon'
These vesses carry clear WHITE LIGHT at their mast
head; GREEN on starboard side; port side.
AFRICA a Ryre, from New York Wednesday 2Oth NOV
CAMBRIA J Lech, from Boston, Wednesday, I'm NOV.
NIAGARA j. Stone. I'm New. York, Wednesday ith Dec.
EUROPA -, from Boston, "Wednesday, llth Dec.
ASIA C. H. f. Juikns, from. N. Y Wednesday, 8th Dec
AMERICA. from Boston, Wednesday %3th Dec
AFRICA, A. Ryre from New York, wednesday lst Jan
CANADA VIM Harrison, FIN Boston, Wedgy ION JJan,
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool 5s ca9n Sl 10
No berth secured until paid for. r..
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount iof
personal expenses.
Al and pas, through the Post
Office
u '''s''' f''''- &. CUNARD, Jr 80 Broadway.
French Gcraan and other foreign goods received and
brought in common with British goods.
Through bills of ading given in HaYre FOR New YORK
After the LIST OF April next the rate Of freight by me
above steamers, from Liverpool, Will be very materially
reduced. " VI
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
OLINE FROM NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA
One Line only will be until further notce-IeaYng NEW
YORK from Pier No. North River, foot Of Bgtteey Place,
daily Sundays excepted, by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
where passengers will take the for Camden stopping
al the usual Intermediate places and arriving in Phadel'
ahnui 2 II.
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sNoRPoRAIIoN NoTlCE-Pubhc notice hereby TO the
occupao occupants OF al houses aud lots
Improved or upmproved nds affected thereby ha; the following
have ben completed BY the and are lodged
the OF e1auEatou by all
For building with necessary rec=lNns os
euvests and connecting ppe- IN oreuge seet IRON me
Chatham sire to westerly OF Coasstreu he s EN-
by include all the several housss ana o 6"
ground parcels land ,uAtei on oth SoS
Of Chatham Westerly sue OF liberty between
Chatham On both SIDES OF Cross street between
on and All persons whose interests Affect
the shove named assessments and opp sod 10 me
requested TO pfvseui her oese1ns IA wIt
70 ths urcerssned their office. Han Of Records within ~
days uotcsohce Bureau Of ASsesss ~,
Street Dsps uent Is SAMUEL Il De MOTT, FRAN
CTS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH Asssssprs- nlql0t
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THyO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IL TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS.
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANClSCO.-The
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Lieut. s. B. Bsse. U. s N Commander, will leave Pana
ma for San Francisco the 18th Dec next In season for
passengers from hence by The steamers OF 10Th ana 18th
inst
The Constitution was built under the same superintend-
ence the Caroline and the Union, whose admirable &C
coumodaions and fine sailing qualities are well known
She is fitted out with stores OF superior order and neither
pains iberaly will be spared TO give passengers every
satisfaction.
Price of assage from Panama TO San Francisco:
lat Cabin, 80
"a - .....,,.,.....'...' '''''''''''' GO
SeeThge, ~ w
Applyt WARD PRIZE Az NaAi-SI
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CHARLESTON

Chaoge Of Hours commencing Sept y
I bAMAP0 and PATERSON and PAT
AERSON ard BUDsoN RIVER RAILROADS
LRe7e Saner1 Depot :: Leave New-YOr54
= O'Clock a NJ O'Clock A
~ ociock ~ Tln a NJ o CLOCK Is rlIl. P u
- O'CLOCK = VI O'Clock = -sir p. =
SUNDAY TRAINS
is=aVe Sn1etns gepot 81 Leave New YORK Ell
O'CLOCK A NJ 5ococs IS min z Il
on ne arrival OF the Ere CaIrs gong Ess
PATERSON TRAINS
leaye ateIseh at Leave Newly ork at
~ O'Clock a. N Marketed soclock A NJ
81 O'Clock An Pain Depot 10 o'clock A NJ
l2ocock N Paterson Depot O'Clock p NJ
& O'Clock NJ Pain Depot 81 O'Clock Vi
s. o'clock P NJ Marketst 81 O'Clock
Except Mondays
SUNDAY TRAINS
leave Paterson az Leave New YorE al
u o'clock a NJ. MarEet-st 9 o'clock a
4 O'Clock P NJ Pain Dep 81 O'Clock P NJ
Bon Monday mornings the 6rst traIn rom Suderre
Wilieeye at 3 or or the arrival Of the Ousvile main
The n. ana 5 45 o'clock NJ trains from He=>
York gill not stop any station north OF Paterson e1c
aocs Road and Hobokus, and win be IN time hs
Depot
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NOR KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.
Il The steamboat CHINGARoRA leaves Chambers 81,
pier daily SUNDAYS excepted at n returning eaVeS
keyport 81 A M landing at Fort Hamilton each WY
90 Stn*
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DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.

4 The barge CLINTON Capt wiltsie, every Monday ;
EXCHANGE Capt RoeeSrans, every Thursday POUCH.
YEEPSiE, Capt Hoffman every Saturday, at O'Clock,
fror Aoot 81 Marray-st for passengers and freight
The above barges elegantly furnished with sts'e-
rooms aud spacious and comfortable cabins and are 81
pfessy fed up for the comfort and convenience OF psS
aenger and arrive al Poughkeepsie IN nme for the stages
70 sharon, Pine Plains and New Milford
For further information apply board the osrgea or %
WILLIAMSON VAIL 1874 Westst fezi On
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NOTICE. hereby gwen 70 al persons having Chains
against WILLIAM ROBERTSON ais OF C OF New YORK 40
Cher thereof 70 te subscriber
at bis pe Of business No $50 Bowe the City OF On
q, before The Seventh day of nexDated the t
6sy Of October 1850. JAMES w ROBERTSON, Executor
IL n,a I'm
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EOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
Il WITHOUT DETENTION al PANAMA The Uni
ted States Mail Steamship Company Will dispatch the spler
did doubleengine steamship OHIO, J Schenck,
u s. Navy Commander Tuesday, Nov 26, at O'Clock,
NJ from the pier oof Warren-st North River, with the
Government Mails and passengers for San francisco and
intermediate ports
The connection Panama viii be carefully kept up and
passengers for San Francisco guaranteed that they
will Ho be detained ut Panama beyond the usual stay II
that port
The books open, and passage be secured at
tae following rates;
FROM NETWORK re cHAGREs.
BATHROOM BERN '''.,
Standee berth forward saloon -. .e,..s.,,ss, 20
Storage berth, found bed and separate table -. Sc
PROM PANAMA FRANCISCO.
Sate- room berth S5c9
Steerage, found bed and separate table ....-.ss l50
FROM NEW-YoRE TO c.. -
Charleetot ..-.......s--..$ 10 30 CIV
Savannah .s,.'..'...,....' = 10
New-OrleanS 70 bO 10
Freight TO New Orleans SO cents per cubic foot
Freight TO Havana, so cents per cubic foot prepaid
Passengers for Chagres will be transferred at HaVa-
ma the and splendid steamship PACIFIC.
To freight passage apply AT the office OF ue
company III "e'''t corner Oh " ETH o. ROBERTS
Special notice is given 20 clippers by this line that the
COMPANY have prepared form OF bill OF ladng adapted 10
heir business which viii be furnished to shippers Rppb
caiion the Company Office and with which they are 10
gnesed to provide themselves, other form WI! be
signed by the Agent OF the Company All bipi OF ading
must be signed before the sailing of the vessel nl3 ING
FEVO CALIFORNI ANS.-IMPOR-
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En- PURSUANCE ot.o order ts Surrogate OF 'e 5oas!y o
ss.~~Yots aouc. hereby svsu N 'a. hs'ss esiIn'
seunst JOSEPH c, DURELL as Of the CITY Of sew Yora q.
ssed 70 prssyo the same tbs 1bscnbst
h, store 49, City 81 sew Yo't On or 9sos
,bs tsn day Of eItst,d Hsw Yo the Ttn aay o
Juso 1850 Lei lswdmtF1 JOHN GOULD s1"c""1
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INCORPORATION NOTICE-PubIc Notice hereby gwen to tho
ovner owuers occupants of all Houses aud Lots
improved Lands affected Hereby that e folio wang
completed the Assessors mud lodged
IA the the Bureau OF Assessments Tor examination BY ar
nsr,ous inter, building Sewer IN oad"a from the
Saw,r in Eeht street tho outhsr line OF Nuh
The limits by such Assessment include all the several
Housea Ground vacant Lots aud parcels OF
and situated both SIDES OF Broadway between Eighth and
Ninth streets All pereoa whose interests are affected by tho
above named Assessments who oppod 10 the
either them, requested TO present their objections "
10 the undersigned Office No Hal OF Records within
h,ry sy, from the da,e OF tins notice SAMUEL h, DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WM SMITH Assessors. Office
Bureau of Assessments Street Department, Nov Is, 1850
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EORPORATION NOTICE-Pubc notice here7y gwen TO the
u occupants OF all Houses and Lots Improved
proved Lands affected thereby that the following assessments
been Assessors aud lodged tile office OF the
Bureau Assessments examination by all persons
building 2dav. from tbs 7th street. the
nouhery line of 9th Tue limit embraced by such Assess
include all the s,veal Hou.es and Lots Of Ground, vacant
pieces and parcels Of Lane, situated both sides OF I'd
9TH and It'll aud the noher side Of 9th
street between Ha and I'd ALI whose nteres
who opposed
the ebsr ofem requested 70 present 'it o3se
tons writing the Undersigned their Office, No, Hall al Re
ds within tI days from the dats this nocs sauEL d.
NICHOLSON. ISAAC WIN. SMITH. Az
"a 1870 MS
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ty oHew York hereby To ali persons having claims
JAMES MEAD ate Of the City Of Sew ors, DECEASED u
Vi. ans with subscriber the Office
Of r. JOG Broadway in the City Of New ors on or BE-
second dsY Of January se6Dated Ne" York. ts'
srht@sntb day Of July 1880 BRIDGET MEAD Adnn'faiSx
iull lAR6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

~ PURSUANCE Of 10 5uros u .n4 Conoty Il
Ys notice hee-b gwen AL persons h.gine eis'a'
-, TEs BENT as Cts Of Sew York, sasor. tscsrd
sss., ,he .ans tbeeo The aussrbers II hs
III, Of Eaoct Esq No ~ Nassau ttsst 30 the cry o.
E on or twHty OF February seSl
D4 " FASNY BENT. Administrator.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

EE PURSUANCE AN ORDER Of the sanozets do COUNTY
HeEsw York hereby to all having caui
against JOHN KAUFMAN. Of the City OF New York deceased
ers,ent the vouchers thereof 70 tbs hp5scbo At an
oace rs tho City Of Now York on Or osos h'
isSo Wy Tis7 1aw6In@ FL ROBERT KERMIT Executor.