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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15
NOfiCe.

The Subscriber having concluded to close
his business. at this place, wishes 10 say to
those having unsettled accounts with him, that
they must be settled atan carly day,
n. My shop is removed to the large
stone building beyond The Wooden Factory.
where all kinds of Cabinet work will he aitcn.
died To rs heretofore. WIN. WHITAKER
Mid lelury. Jan. :. 1850 81
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HOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

A7Ok BOSTON, via NEW PORI ana
"a FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steans~
ers BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, OF great strength
and speed particularly adapted to the navigation OF Long
Sound running in connection with the Fall River na
Old Colony Railroad distance OF IS miles to bosoa Only
Leave pier II near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM. RrowE Oh Tvea'
aays Thursdays and Saturdays, et4 T M
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz BraYtos 90
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at z N
This line is the only tina. runs direct for Newport
These steamers ara fitted with cOnmodiOas sts;oseOa9
and every fer the security and comfort on pas
Eengers who afforded by this route nighps rest -
board and arrival Fall River proceed per rairl4s
reaching early the following morning. raA
board getting their breakfast " w1shed for untH oas
starting Of the accommodation train ~ quarter beos@
7ocock NJ whif reaches Boston at about O'Clock, AN
baggAge-maser s attached 10 eacn steamer, who fe
eeiyes and ickes the baggage and accompanies he sass
10 ia destination.
Tie rates for passage and !hs price OF ss+erooas tho
same as by other linea.
steamer IN connection with Als nne 10 aa& fsa
Providence. daily, except Sundays,
Freight Boston Is taken al the same rates a. S the R
regular lines forwarded with greater expedition By ca
Express feig train which leaves Fall River every mera-
ing SUNDAY exceped at o'clock for Boston and Hees-
For freight apply on board, at the ofee on Pier H1
For or beThs apply on board or "a Sede4
10 secure them ahead application may be made 20 -
Iel0y TISDALE & BORDEN, Agents, 10 and II WassAE
LYOR KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.
a The steamboat CHIrTGARORA leaves Chambers a.
pier daily Sundays excepted at2 PM returning, leaves
Keypor at A. NJ landing al Fort Hamilton each way
o29 3mt
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TRAVELLING

NEW DIRK 4 NEW HAVEN Rail.
SRO4D-Ou and afer NoaIa. Octpher IA m E ,i.,g-
IL Gs'as ~ teas le Ca,aist >aau' 8roaA y a.
Fsss.3 ssrs ss9 rccestgi ~ at EarySofk era Re "a
2sf-oAh Office 1NNegr-SrNcup-st
T. accasGnt ddion Tran a 81 Nvr-Eocna,gs
Aslaafuues kyts Fort Cless dIeen"ic'. stanford Ds
STRAIT Milford and New Haven Passengers frhR IA
Nav-Ss,tans albany and tar Stoo0. tkt HogSs,s-s
sat Naaespscs Railroads VIII siss fis TALE ami
tiepu6rt ssSuors fFui4 w Boston Pow
aT Ra,rpSds vi tase ~ tfsa 81 !oto Express FFtSS
st New Rsvta
kAprrss Tran q ococS. - ii .of siaaiiofo, Bridge
p0r- Al5apy ECIs&taaiC R9usas NesS haven. HArs
taui SrEuse.j oud CcGnectlcp River RiirnS1 WcEce9s
Ter Providence an3 SOetca-
S Acc, ,41ca.ioa rai. a, M 11f New Cav 81 usasE-
eruieiiGba StAEous dAnp6en Cheshire. SOahlAgta Ss
Flle FArningtUl Avon Tarfvlles std Sotnss Lie &as
tIstur-n HarlurO and Springfield.
g. ExpTess Tax sfS NJ FOR StaCf0gl NoswQS Bridge
port ana Hu0sSiCn;c and NaUga1Ics Rsyo1HS New ts,
HGg-for1 SprNetek Worcester 8ostoG
Accommodation Tram a NJ oF New Jared sst Sij
the inleTpeCiate Stations
Communication Train at ! p 81 Tor gr5gspors ecS tn-
tsrrle1iste Stations.
TRAINS 70 NETWORK
COMBINATION Tram Is Ia A NJ ron Sudgeu1rS sa.sS-
ping al NJ the Intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Tram II a. "A tpx Nevv-EEysss.
toppns q. all intermediate Stations receiving pssseuS&S
frpm AauganicA Railroad At Bridgeport.
s Accommodation Trar 81 . - " troIz Ne7v-Eayos
stopping al Ill intermediate Stations receiving passoassss
ron Hartford and NewHavep, Canal Railroad, ami Mag
J. Express Train at 10 PM In connection with .,e So.
press Train from Boston, from New Havea stopping 81
Bridgeport asd stanford receiving passengers RON sa
ucusatonc Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train ut 50 NJ rscetytnS paaieza-
gers from the Accommodation Tram tron Boston, retn
New Haven. stopping al ali laergletaIe Stations.
Express Train at 10 P NJ, or in connection WITH E9-
press Tram from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport NorEsk
and Stamford arriving IN New fcrk a. 80 Nj Eveata
Tram from pis6ed with this Tram Of Bridgeport
Passengers requested procure rcEs before takiG
seats in the Cars, laSG t X. B. MASON SaPt
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O'clock Line
FLOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE

Il LANDlNGS-Th6s steamboat HUDSON, 0aP4 Wn'
M6eH will leave the steamboat pier oo Of Cedarst %
Monday "Wednesday and Friday. and the steamer COLQH
BIA Capt r. King, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
ton and CGskil.
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD,-The Passenger
trains OF this Road after March 2, will leave Hudson s9
West Sockbridge daily Sundays eAceptedl follows
Leave Hudson A. N and Is P NJ. aud West Stock
bridge at 7 M, and 7 NJ.
Freight trains with passenger attached, VIII leavs
Hudson at II AM and West Stockbrdgo a. 10 80 A M
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockbndgs
NAV the day boat for New York the boat for POug
keepsie aud thence by railroad to New York BY Pm
Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding 81 25
Passengers by the evening train viii nd The steamers 90
LGMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them and TIE
ARE OF those VIII be as low any other evening BOA
get the example.
Through tickets nom Wes stockbridge to New York 81
80 and the same returning Passengers should rood
ect that this fare includes berhs which IL excluded In de
f,res of other roues.
The trains tron Hudson both morning and evening" on.
aect with the tranE ofthe Western Roads heretofore
les 6rn J. T. WATERMAN, SagA
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IRREGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

IRREGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-
AeTON aud NETWORK, via STONlNGT0N ana
PR0NlDENCE-lnlHndro route, without tcrry change u
cars or baggage
The senn,efs c. VANDERBILT, Capt JoA Stone anA
COMMODORE, Capt WIN h. Fra1ee, in connection
with the Steningtou and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving New-York daily (Sundaye
excepted fum Pier wharf above Battery place
81 O'Clock NJ and Stonngt0g ats r NJ upon the a.
rival Of tbs Mai Train FROM BosloE
These steamers bull Expressly for the route and
Ia every respect particularly adape3 the navigation q
Long Islaud Sond The for passengers are
coinnodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable end e
perienced
The rous being the shortest AID most direc bStweaa
Boston ana New York. passengers enabled 70 @nya
in ample ome for the morning lines OF steamboats, s22
railroads running various points from those cities
The & VANDERBILT willlceFe New YORK On Tuesday.
Ttarxdsl and Saturday. Leave Stcnlngoa on Monday
WedpesdsS and Friday.
The COMMODORE will leave New Yors Monday, Wei
nesday and Friday Leave Sonngton Tuesday Thursday
aud Saturday.
B-Passengers tive srriva OF the steamers al Sto
ugton proceed Immediately in the splendid railroad cars
to Providence and Boston A bas gage-master accom-
panies each tram to ard from Boston For passage
berts saterooms freight applications may BE made 10
the Agents on the wharf, and 81 the office, 10 Battery
nlace OF
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TR AYEiIN


~ EN'- YORK and ERIE Il RAILROAD
I SNEV ROUTE to eUFgsIo ara Ia W. ST--F7r
AsFAu. Ne,e Yorf for Sinsi,smHu Flr,'rs
Corning rueAs9.e. lit.aeyA Itncketrf bpii.c I'D 2,
az SR = ros per of Of DlaH-4t rs 'oao7ra
Srraktasi AZ, rurrtr board tie hoas
Fx4Esss TzaN If IA II ,tonu-ag s. a. s41er1a
Chester eosLea Middeto0u Tor JeTyls Nafr,nsstDrsl
Hauc ck 9rII-il Luuesbtru. 53ne hAaioG 0WeeU va,
Terley Erra eI Jeefsou atIivlg RI Geneva n 10 81
7esst4trs Rochester euiao &c iod rs al Gers
and tsang liz Expr-s Train ON Albany neX Horuirg
ger VS. Al5sR ~ rs slYsntsSe cf nights RS q; Co.
1exa
stations arvns Cofuil4 The SANE evening d 10 10 gcis
WAY TRAIy a 4 II i0T Qusy1Be aud II ntzrneaaie
NteHr Exa6ass eA5s RI n soqpat al Z er.noal Sa'-
fsrfs Chester >Ies AtddieowD Otsgio 20. Jar,is,
HGrr ysbucgh H1ncocA DEPOSIT L4ne-5ot9. Great 3ead.
BGehaiaUu au5 dl lae stations west % Biugbaailor
Passengers at'ao tbs train proceed 10 Geaey. and
tn train arriving a. Bpfalo sarge afternoon PASSED..
ar for ithaca Cavag1 Bridge and towns On CayueH Lake
takg ba cars The Gauge ana Susquehanna RAILROAD
q; 0weEc which leave inn eSleie+s on tho srrTR Of
he ERE frairs Passengers ~ Toga and Lycoming coau.
z Pa tax the ca of the Corning and Blueshurg Ralr ~
7anash0r6 8iDg6anlop Oyyesa Waverly, Elm.ra Gors.
Ire and ROUelsgills OF arrival Of the trains
TRAINS TO NEW YORK
IMPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at = NJ stoppIcg At u
Mrs Wsyeriy, Owego Binghaatoc LaResooro deposit
Hancock Narowsburs, Port Jeryis Mlddietcwp Goshen,
Chester and Sutterns arriving il New York al 80 PM
WAY AND Man. TRAIN leaves Cornhag al ; NJ 5topfnR
ali thu and IN New YORK 81 SO "
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva II 5 ? N And
aonensyille NJ stopping At all stations west OF bus
sainton and al Great Bend LaDesoor Deposit raAcocK
Narrow sburgh Port Jervs Onsyile, Midetown Goshen,
Cheste Suerus and Piernont arriving IN New York e.
O'Clock AM
WAY TRAIN leaves Onsgile at ) 80 AN stopping s. ell
the stations, ana arriving in New York at "a IS AN
NEwBURGH BRANCH Ieaves Newourgh al 20 AN and
81 III ana NJ connecting witt the trains gong West
Leave Chester 4 AN and NJ and 10 7 III or OF
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanest al NJ
Freight for Geneva Rochester anc Buffalo, and al places
West taken by Express freight trains and s forwarded
through without delay CHARLES MlNOP
s22 Superintendent
NoTE-The Piermont and Dearman Ferry advertise ts
connect the Hudson River Trains, leaving Newiork at
NJ and q P ~ with the morning and evening express
trains going Eastward
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Change Of Hours, commencing Sept %.

Change OF Hours commencing Sept %
TDAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
Il AERSON aud HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
Leave SuAem's Depot al Leave New.forEa
II O'Clock A NJ ocock A Nj
10 O'Clock 50 min A NJ s O'Clock 10 min az
IS O'Clock = NJ O'Clock as rdn. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
leave Sunerns Depot al Leave New-YoYs Il
Il O'Clock A. NJ. O'CLOCK 40 min z "
or on the arrival OF the Erie trains going Esa
PATERSON TRAINS.
Ieave Paterson at Leave New fort Al
AZ O'Clock A. Marketst O'Clock A M
81 O'Clock AM Patn Depot 10 O'Clock A M
I2o'clock NJ Paterson Depot | O'Clock 7. NJ
a. o'clock Nj Patu Depot 81 O'Clock P M
81 O'Clock z. Alarkel-st, bf O'Clock 2. D.
Except Mondays
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Paterson al Leave Hew-Yotk&
A7 4 oclocS A N hlarket-sl O'Clock A NJ
4 o'clock P, N. Pain Dep ! 81 O'Clock 2 M.
N Bon Monday mornings the first train rom SuiiFHS
will leave ut g. or the arrival of the Ousylle train
The A. NJ. and 8 45 O'Clock ?. NJ trains from New
York will stop any station north OF Paterson. e2c
Rock Road and Hohokus, and will be in tuis to meet g
Erie trains, morning end syenins going West al saasrEs
Depot
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FOR EUROPE.

EyOR LIVERPOOL. = United States
a. Mail Steamship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Cose-
stock-This Steamship viii depart with tbs mais fog
Europe positively on SATURDAY, 18th Of November. q
u o'clock, NJ from her berth al the foot of Canslst
No berth secured I'LL paid for.
An letters and papers pass through the Post
For freight or passage, having unequaled aceonaS'%
tons for elegance or comfort apply 10 ,,-
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So W t1sd 81
The Steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the bAHtA "a
will sail December T.
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Oh taOy9

SUPREME coURT-In Of the Mayor Aldermen and
= Connona City SwYork relative to thu extending
Of CANAL-STRKET City, straight lire until
width Rutgers and the THROWING o: The Gore iora By ne
intersection Of Center Orange Walker and Canal streets into the
seet-rubhc notice hereby given that Application "" s du
MADE Supreme Court o the STATE If SeY oTk at the o2e
Tern thereof 70 eI City Hall Of the City OF New York
Saturday day venbe 1880 = :he opening tho
Court thereafter Counsel can heard of
the OF Estimate and Assessment n
he above eued the place Of John C. LeseHdge Esq
'0s o5I ~, D~'N wv 49, '''' WILLIS HALL Counsel
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NEORRIs and ESSEX RAILROAD

lgEPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Lceye New York foo,
OF Cortand-st A N and s! NJ; Leave Newark 81 AM
and A M ar 49,,
PASSENGER TRAINS DowN-Leaye Dover % a M and
| 45P NJ; Moristown 80 A. NJ. and . T NJ MadSon
7 50 NJ and 2 ~ P NJ Summit 20 a. NJ and j. % + M
Miyile 80 A. N. and Is P NJ Orange " "A M ana
FREIcnr TRANs-Leave Dover 8 A. NJ and New-YorA
OPANCg HORSE CAK-Leaye Orange J a NJ and l 80
p 4; New-York II 80 A. NJ. and ID 7, NJ
Passengers by these rains are received ana oehYered
each way nj North and South Orange, MiYle, summit
Chatham Madison, MorrlStown, Morris Pains DanYNe,
Rockaway and Dover
Al Dover stages connected with the AN passenger
train leave for Suckesunny, Stanhope Newton Hackets-
town ana Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta Johnsonburg,
Blsrstou Columbia Delaware Water Gap, Strongsburgh,
continuing to the LackaWna Works passing through Bar
tonyle Stanhope (Pa) Smitng Tavern, Neagesye, Cif
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning NEE! The PM
trains for NeW-York.
All Denyle stages leave for Poweryile and Boonion
the arriyg A. NJ and NJ trains from, and meet the
A and P M trains for NewYork.
stages leave the arrival OF The A 81
passenger trains for Mendham, Chester Schooes Noun
iain Washington BeIYidere and Easton, daily and meet
the P. NJ. train for New-York.
Also for Basking Ridge The arrival OF The P. NJ train
returning mex. morning. connecting with the A. NJ train of
New-Iork
Passengers procure their tickets before taking hetr
the Tickets viii be received only on The day
purchased The fares from each station where cke&
sold will be fire ces when paid IN the cars, than
when paid for tickets nj the several ticket oces Passen-
gers to show their tickets the conductor when re-
CURED. OLA II
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1850. Central Railroad OF New-Jersey. 1850
SKINNER ANGEMENTS. com

1850. Central Railroad OF New-Jersey. 1850,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, com
kSmencrg Apri l. l2so-Tbb Rosd extends from Eliza
bethuort 81 niles White house, Jersey reducing
he Staging between the terminus Of the Road and
Fnston u q miles and SchooleJi Mountain 10 II
miles This line leaves New-Yors BY steamboat RED
JACKET at pief |. Mr. and connects with trains
on the New Jersey Railroad which leave NewYors froil
foot OF Cortaud-st the hour new route 10 Seoi
eys Mountain. with less staging than any other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-PdsSengers viii leave New OH
bv steamboat from pier N R. or by the NeWJerseg Raj
r0ad foot OF COriaud-st AM aud NJ; leave s.dzR
behtown ct 10 AM and PM
PASSENGER TRAIN DowN-Leaye White House at . q
A NJ and Is NJ North Branch nj IS AN. aud s. NJ.
A NJ and > 20 P NJ Painfied at 20 Am aud 40 A !.
Wcstfeln at s. AM and NJ EIzabethiown at Is sIs
10 So AN. and 70 7 NJ
The freight train with passenger aached) VII eaFa
Mute House ut so AM. Son!erylle 50, Palnhed Is
and Elizabethport by steamboat at 80 An returning
leave New.York, by steamboat. Red Jacket roG pier "a
North River, ut PM
Ali freight rom New. York intended TO go b7 this Inc
r1ust be at the boat s 30 O'Clock to insure beng IaX
throu Oh that day.
SAges viii be Il readiness the arrival OF the ociodE
train fOIn New York the White House TO convey paSsea
gers 10 Eaton Wkesharre Bethlehem, Allentown, MauSs
Chunk Pa: and to Remington Lebanon, Clinton, MILFORD
bethlehem Bloomsbury, New Hampton Washington, and
8elvtere n J. On Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, To
Delaware Water Gap Sroldsburg Bartonsyile Stanhope
Tnleyie Buchs,owR and Lackawanna Iron Works &c Pa
H-An baggage al the risk Of the owners until deliver
ed into the actual possession of the Agents OF tue Company
and checks or receipts given therefor. 81
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WINDOW SHADES.

SO OOO WINDOW SHADES of eve
SPOaOOOry description Wholesale and Rental, at
great bargains purchasers from p up at 45a
Pearl four doors from Chahan-st Trimmings, Cambrics
&c for the Trade [ol2 In w. Q. jerks,
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ScUPkEME Couklin the matter OF the application the May
~ or Commonshy OF the City Ne- lori res7
WIDENING Of DEFY STREET eo tas southery ds
thereof between Broadway and Gleeawch street The Third Ward
Public hereby gwen By the Commissioners Of
Asses the above entitled matter tst ths cosh
charges incurred Of me proceedings IN The 'oovs eat
tied mattel subsequent the enerrs O rule made Al SPECIAL
the Court held al the City Hall tbs city OF Ma
York The sIh September $50 referring back 10 he SAID
Coumsa0rs report and correction VIII be taxed
Honorable John W Eduonc' TIE Justices OF tn
Supreme Chambers, ia the City Hall Of tia CITY OF
Ee Yo OF in care his absence befors the other Justices
Of the sac Cour on Saturday the oh day Of November 1852 II
O'Clock N, forenoon OF NsE York Oct IL 1852
MOSES MAYNARD, Jk
JOHN STEWART,
RENO c. HANCK.
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HMIINDOW SHADESI GILT COR.

M7INDUW SHADES. GILI OOh-
Wv NICRs! DRAPERY MUsLINS, &c.--Families
Lou furnishing their windows with the above articles,
viii find at j. C. WOODFORDS, 295 Broadway, the
largest and best assortment the ciyi several new styles
peyer before introduced in NewYork. Lace and Muslin
Curtains, Dupery, Tasses Loops, Pins Bands Cormces,
geng first rate article and low possible 10 i'm
port manulacturet Merchants buying at wholesale VIII
Ind decidedly TO their advantage 10 call before puchss
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NEw-YoRK COMMON PLEAS Hchol,s SCHROEDER agsir.s
IN Mar Ihies, otherWa called Mary Schroeder
rssi{com no, ses TO MARY TRlEs rou hsreoy
uoneJ required the action winch n
be sd the 6ce Clerk City Counts Of ys To at
City Hall City OF New York and copy OF veur az
npnt the subscriber ray ONES No Is Cen
Of Chambers tia City Of New York with
iy days after the tbs yoH orcusv- OF tbs
day Of er,cc you fs the sad copl.x.
within tho time aforesaid tia pAntd this acton ~ app,
Cour. Tor the relief demanded the sh oobar
1867. GoR tswews. wa Il HARMED, plsja,lfs A:.orssy
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YENHE NEW YORK and LIvEk.Ir ". ~.
ITnJIrEn CIT ATps MAIL STEAMBhS.-AS' AT

Il UNITED STATES MALL d
eo 9TPhANT i dspn Wes R sAaGGFie cs asc
ARCTIC capabIR IaTc capt Grs :eoc expressly tr
he abi,s having been built BY Cen taken IL their coa-
Inese sinp 1870 eYery haS See streugrs ana
Government % in heir engines 20 saengrrs sre xros
Dtruct!on es aso ,nao1rnuiodafons for p"SSeH's
gpeed ana tIer and conlf - r;v.rnoo3 aIsG az.
Price Of passage sze staeroonis xI<2 aa vo, m's1
clus;Te use OF ~ York 9s5 AN expfLcuti 2S -
Liverpool 70 sRip No Berths see1 a I'LL ~
PROfCoGD FROM LIVERPOOL,
yRoa Ngw.YosEk' ,esA Wednesday Oct seth, le5a
Saturday October sS s59 Saturday, December Ia $50
Saturday, Noy 10Th 1850 Saturday December zst le6e
Saturday n1. IIh 1850 Saturday, January 4th, 1854
Saturday, ~ ~ oh 1850 Saturday January 18Th, 6f
garIrfayi L., st1 1851 Saturday, February ls 1850
ednesdsS Ian I'd I95I Saturday, February Ia Is5e
He dnesdds33 Feb an 1851 Saturday, March iss 1ST
MeaueSddaSS Peh 1eh 1851 Saturday, March, 15th, laa
WeSDesday Mich 5th 1851 Saturday, March St lesl
For freight or passage apply to EpWARD COLLEEN
"a UfaIl-at Nsyy1York. or to BROWN, SHELLEY 4 20
TiyryrooL E G. ROBERTS < co Is Kings Arms YaSds
Ionddu. OF l.. DRAPER, Jf. 8 Boulevard, MonrnaTuss
Paris -, :. .Lt. a.
ooId silver bullion specie, jewelry precious stones
tsls unIeas bills Of isding signed arefos enA Ia
yalpe thereof therein expressed.
Aey tho Is Of April nezt, tbs rate oSfreth by tho Gsse
steamers VII 10 Faatefssng reduce%- 90 4
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Hew.York and Philadelphia ,Pr ,pBIA
NEW YORK and PHILA AZ n = hour hoar',
lVD1REcTu S MAIL N-sed % r
wa wa g or second h .nS from he
from corands and ssbsiI.aapa So sid MS s aa
= $500. s757 - ISLAND FERRY:-.osn, s and
- sner Monday the 2lsI IA the pS1' H. 81 and Pa Wan
LssS Stw snd h1s1 a. = md ID 10 AN l II and I'm
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uUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

II b NEW YORK 10 ALBANY, by Railroad and steain-
boats NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1850
On otter Monday October 18th, l5oV me passenger
trars VII nln follows Sundays excepted) CONNECTING
at Popgt keepsie with the fastsang steamers Aida,
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, running TO ana rom
Abany and touching al the usual irtsrmediate innings
LEAVE NEW YORK, GOING NORIt,
From the Office Hudson near Chnmbers-st
Att A. M-For passengers to PoughKeepste, stopping
at ali the way statons.
At Is A bf-Exprees train for Albany, stopping at
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, Tatry,own, Sng-Siag
Peekskl, Garrisons Cold Spring, Fislk11 Now -tiaIa
burgh, and connecting al Poughkeepse with the AK
MENIA Aida, which viii land al Hyde PARK King.
ston, Tyo, Nader Catskl, Hudson, Coxsscsie, and
Stuyvesant, and arrive at Albany NJ 30 Z. 81.
At u M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeepssi
stopping at all way stations
At2 r M.-Eor Passengers to Poughkeepaie, stopping
ut all the way stations
hatlanyie, Yonkefs Dobbs Ferry, Dearman Tarrytown,
SingSinR Peekskn, Garsons Cold Spring, Fishkl New
EnIl burgh nnd Milton Ferry connecting at Poughkeepsie
Wit tie steamer SOUTH AMERICA which VIII land ut
hyde Park Kingston Bnfrytown TiYoli, Maiden, CasEll
Hud aon Coxsacie Stuyvesant ald New Baltimore, end
arrive stAlbuny ut = 30 A. NJ .
Ats P. MFor passengers 10 Peeksk1I, stopping ct all
Lave POUGHKEEPSlE. GOING SOUTH.
stations
Ats A M.-For freight and passengers to New YORK.
stopping all way stations
Atll - a Nor arrival OF steamer nom albany
which leaves there at NJ. stopping al New Hamburger
Sisbku Cold Spring Gerrlsons Peekskl, Sing Sing, Tar
r7to1n Dear1nan, Dobbs' Ferry nnd Yonkera
AIS P M.-For New York stopping az all way Stations
At6P Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany, Whch
leaves there at P NJ. stopping at all way stations on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

NEW-YORK BAY CEMETERY
l 1.-THE New Double Track Plank Road Is now finished
from Jersey City to The Cemetery Stages leave 9r me
u, l2t, ana 81 FARE H.! Gents. ~ The Company
are sill selling lots .! the very low price OF Si1 Paygoe n
public TO grounds WI VIII be without bTa
lot for his family when SIX months given 10 pay SO
Office, 20 Broadway, -. ,,, -
NJ l7tF J. BELkNAP SMITH, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECoRDs.-seaIed
EroPoea val Se reserved al the Street COMMISSIONER oce
I'll honday Nov H. 1885, NJ O'clock FOX regulating setting
curb and gutter stoues Snd paving East Grand St 70 Rv
also fol- asgs four feet through the
Of the Pns specifications and all
had application the Contract CLERK Of the
October 81, 1850 lnlI JOINT. DODGE. Street Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

SUPREME CoURT-Ciy ana County Of New YorsmchARtEs
81. YOUNG JEREMIAH 4. TAYLOR snd JAMES w: mr.
LEY again, GEORGE rAYNE--To the defendant GLOfef.
PaYNf-Sir-You hereby summoned 70 answer mo @
in this acton which the otce OF ne Ger oil tle @
and County OF the 18th day a. October
at odce, IN Tue ! VI -
Yorl within twenty DAYS after Hereof exclusive Of Inc
dsy Of suc tervce g to answer he A. sets
sad Tie plsItE gCstt against yon or ma SUN OF W.
tyGye hundred beside the costs OF th
as I,xsws 49, Plaintiffs Attorney, 20 BssknAn St