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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

StTREET pEPARTAEET, No Hal Of H'corda-Fass-
Snoues hsteai &c tna' ls ~.rss frar 5h
Isets- Al stfsoa -l'sfe.lso AIS I4 -
rtq1estsd = present. - IT, 15r7zr fsso-
4.as To regulate pse NJ he ~ =; 80 az ga.
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= .l:.. s:= ssa Tsla Al. .aa P Dsesl-9= -
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e.r .--li~--17-r9 l-so-
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s.e az E-tI lee tt1r FRI a. At Fo,'}ti
-rss,a az rr ob-cas e'sto t-7a-7tsd 70 s'zt ne
"a MIN I'm t. l@B.esatsf Il, $50
81! - -
alTREET DEPARTMENT, =. HALL o. ~ - -
ASNe;s tr-5y y-5 tsa tie iohe's r. fs'1s " W.
scented 10 the Bo-fd al Aldermen. To fs='iteFas- ~ y
IL zboys prells; OH ng objections ers' fsi-..7i ~
P-estat ths1 vr'i79 70 - 5Fefs sas' Il Us s'- -
; ~ y 7--3 7---g7,--
SSoc seehy gwen i5a the following Petitions tae 3-7a PIE
e4ie5 70 the Boesd o A..a1t Alssfsa 70 I'd 5e.ea
AID a15 gutter stones 10
acme and Ihr AZ, To- s s5 .a q psaa efsi
IL 70 We propositions 'Fh2 nllsel 'o-7 70 -
P's.s. I'm ne. i . n. $50 JOINT DoBGZ,
"a g. -e' Street Commas oa'r
- M, 77,,9.5r - = I7-7-o1 RecgTI.-Pab1c ao:cs
STRtEI DEFAHiMEsI no T. a AZ mean o-.e.,4l
Ss hereby gwen that ne 9oFhs T ,,J oav. gsby.
n me oa :. 1s as5 Frs.T. To as space four
throughout e"aas lot'n s IL scoi a., bstTys1 Third
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
4 eWlNTFR kRRAN6EMENT-cn and after Mon
Gag Dee 6 ls5a tc ga<sengei slas VI. run As io4oWs
Sundays excepted .,,

Il eWtNTFR kRRANG&AEAF-Jn and aIss MOE
Gag Dee 6 ls51, lie qa<seege Tslns VI run As o4oWs'
Sundays excepted ..
LEAVE NETWORK. GOING NORTH
From he Odisz n Siadsos-st near thAnihsfseA
Ats % i. M-Eor Passengers u Fo2gazs7pse stopping
al the way stations
Al L M-Eor height and passengers % Poag1asepse'
sJ5p pilE 81 az a. sAtiS-s.
Al. 2. Nor PssseF g@fs ta Foughsetpse Hoppan&
:, Ellths VIZ sat III
Al P. M--FoT Passtueets % Po1ghksep>it sonping
st MST aaiianyle IonAeEs iS1uss, Doobs Ferry 0esr-
rrEr 9sJ1ytoFT Sug-Sl1S GEotgn Sesssit- iSrr,s>as
Geld spr'Cg FistEli SsaE Ias5Irgl 0it Mlloa s-fty,
bt5P I-Far passengers 70 ReeAsst- siopqtag 81 81
LIVE POUGHKEEPSlE GOING SuUZH
= : :. &--FGr SsHr-N0rS stopDl1F - Y con Ferrc
New-H6r eaFgh Lew POM. S.saSl Cold Sprns Gar
r'sops 3eeksEl1 Crocn Sag.sias TaTrytowD Oesrnsr,
DObbsi kerTy, fonSsrs and MashSlanylle.
Al !. M-ECr Ty-gaI aIJ p6sseVSeTS 70 NeF'1eJki
fOppiEg n sl WAY s,ato7s on signal
Ain IS A M-FFr passengers 70 New tork, stopping
a. New Hamburg Fshzl Cold Spring, Grso1 PEGS.
SKIN, SpgSiHg Ta'rT;Cwl, Cesraian Doobs Ferry aud
Yonsers
ASP Mo. Nsw-Yors, stoPping at al way s:a1oss
On signal ~ ~
LEAVE PEEKSnILL FOR HGW-YORg
as A M.-Stopping 81 ~ way stations on signal
Passengers VIII promote their coryenieucs sSeSy 5g
observing he following i,es lsL Give PaGucaaT e!se'
bcDs the beggagemsn wheTs your baggage IL 70 De d.
hveFed that n NAV i accordingly, ard thereby Rvosa
mistakes ard delays % procure your tickets bsor ea.st
ing de cars; Sd do rot ssnt or lie platforms
dl5 OLIVER LEE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
E. DELAEIELD SMITH,
dIo ra

SNUPREME COURT-u OF the application OF tbs
SMayos AJnuen aud Coumouay Of The city Of Few York ea
1.-Two opening of IRON otty second
The Undersigned Estimate and Assessment in the
.hoys hereby give notice that they viii meet at tue
house Of NICHOLAS c. EVERETT the Chairman Of the sad
oTnouers No III White street, the city OF New York,
ON ihu 9TH day 1851 at Jour O'Clock m the s'eE
noon Tor purpose of hearing IN opposition to the A'essmsnt
,nhle by the sad peraou or pcsous VINO may
consider tsm,eyss Aggeved bs such Estimate or Assess
NICHOLAS c. EVERETT WILLIAM DODGE HENRY BECK
Man Commissioners Dated New York, December 10, 1850
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TRAVELLING.

NEW-YORK and CHARLESTON
l. STEAM PACKET LTNE.-NEw ARRASGENsNr-
steamship SOUTHERNER, Capt ]. Dickinson, viii con-
tnue her trips as follows:
Yrom York 10 Charleston. FROM Charleston 10 York.
Saturday, Nov 8, P ". Saturday, NoT2
3. 8 PM - 10
Dec 7. 5 P ii - So
IL Pm. Dec H.
cs6s1ge, S25 freight IL :. poT cubic foot
For freight apply board 81 Pier No North River ard
ioE passage lo GPOFgORD. TfLESTON L CO.
o22tDZ Is SoHth-SL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

at,ls7t,A7eKy sAiEir rHfsota,q q ~ sIasr Of 'As
AEss ts yaa "a RI ~. s $3.50
Rssses Wi, = <. 40 81; ss- YoT1 ls
trs44 = - :. .set. as, ,sessa;s E1ca'aze
a. ,6s 5.s- e real ssa'@ q Ta'es ne ''s a'e''h"
~ sst.d,,. -. go.r,e.e,b Ward
IT., s.g d 4oTa - ;as aif % s2'I' o. va ara st
s-I 5s.esf d. ~ 49, ~ "a '9--le1 ~! y
az p't.a d taa $50 - y s's 'ad n aeP:a 100
,ssfsrt l!csa A "a seosiwsy .....,,
y. c;y Fl SCI go.s s 80, ,.e ., ,ss
ass.efy s.3s Jamss mo ne .oathefJ sts o. Cusia
sifs,' az 's 70 ls5s fsry ot .as sstssa Of
-, y5a al Of lanes sco.4s asite iasry aloaz
s, "a: Ls ts5cs wHstai; % itst o4acass, A1o Lstcs
,ys = st es4 10 ylses o. bszark Eo.l75
'la5' i5os. or ,s o d 'a' ssA s7ars q al ~
az q A5ca5 sPea.fd soan17s t7s's'{ .os FE-
ana 30 10hsry % oi SO b4 in 'front.' .ad - esi
S 10 Fest NTH sct ,de ~ tss street aSSIs o. ~
al ts.. e.rsa o.. Of sas % as ssa,o es q
EssYqs aesnng 6fssO~ @ esI, Il tus distance a . Lest
s.i.ss; .aaS tasees sof,herJ a9a ~ st
.Beaes s4a;sf At f se = of0saHn s:ros 70 .ss
ache. hea- ss,st - est 20 as pes ri 77ssa'a fa9N
1Iissteer4a i5 Of aaa Il he "i,s q t'e ny
81 ,oat4er y ots7 aud ss:s D lot 10 ~ goa.,na5 70
st ~dh oat sod sad q l'a' 7 : 1es' q a.p,G ~.
hnevn BY a1rabs a. ol fnz? q h3o1 Oh .' - w. ~ -
an ;hsCsaE lot q pafesl Of sad n no 1890 ~ sc 81
Il
sTet1s one tbs5cs p5fhsrg tns psfsl % dessrSts
.vspas $? 20: hull octi hsscs ssFsf5 o. Es*
r,-fsl 10 s.ees- street 100 TIA rso,fry us Of :Ls
se7snth ,vsaus ;en5e .9atsy os 'ao ssue lse oene
ofJ Ast1r; usots EbJnt - set
ndtbsncs s3uts l9ny sad .E3s ta@ ooray pa u 7
street, rgsTy soug Ii o. er' nc5a
Authst csFtsIa N|rt y Sy -
yiDaog soutbey Ede NJ rr@7th ,tF'e- sf'-n
100 sssry IRON 10 westerly Ing Of thscs
povtbey on oe 9Asi sSraU.L aV4us i01 -st l0nss
westerly parallel to s1tosnth strse sat @ncs nof
etig 9syta.s avenue 01 ise haE u the
Faa s,t,snh themes esstsry Along sra ''feot
tssttotha olses Of psginong
a. pom. 2 feat sIstsTy IRON 'hs
s,sry q ssvon7 snd sIssaths rn1 nss'rt
n1rthsry "a sst ,achss
sos,hSry 53 FEET inshss, 70 :hs
place OF be- ming
Al.o tA. csrtsin ratot Nth mills fsetea Srsor, T9sta4
Egsbrdzs Sixteenth Ware Of the city Of Sew YORK
HcConh Containing radth each Of
as sppytsp Creek oo Fast ana through tbs who's
CORPORATION ss from high water 2Erk
low watsr mari Dated New York ROY. Y. 1880.
ms tJsus JOHN +. DEVELIE. Proctor II Wslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

pEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-
a. OTON and NETWORK, via sTONINGTOG and
PROYIDENCE-lnIand route, without Gsrry, change Of
ears or baggage
COMMODORE, CAPT. VIM H. Frazee, in connection
with tue steningtoa and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving NewYork daily Sundsya
exceped) frus Pier r. fra wharf above BAKERY Paee,
ct O'clock NJ and Stenngt0n et N OF Hpo1 The
rival Of the Mail Train FROM Boat0a
These steamers built expressly for the route eHd
Ia every respect particularly adapted 70 the navigation Of
Long Island Sound The accommodations for
eoRmodious and comforsb-tse officers capable and ex'
perisnced
The being DE shortest and direct between
Boston and NewYOrk. passengers enabled % si17e
Ia ample bsne for the morning lines Of sea1nboats snd
railroads. raining to various points from hose cities
The VANDERBILT willeaye New. York On Tuesdeg
THURSDAY and Saturday Leave stonington 90 MoadSs'
Wed1esdss and Friday. ey6
The CO9fMODO ORE VII leave New YORK Mocdsy, gsisy
Resday AID Friday. Leave Stonington Tuesday hD-'o
and Saturday. s,, &, goo.
B-Psssengers on the arrival OF s sses sasIrosd cara
ngton, proceed Immediately In tie Splena accom-
to Providence and Boston bsegsge''5gaor passage
bertha sateroeus OF freight n osbce 10 Bsttsy'
tle Agents the whsFE aad 3 on
DlEEA
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CORPORATION kOTICEPubhc hereby given 10 the
have been completed by the Assessors Tho ONCE
3D. viz For building Sewer q2d st between ID and the East
embraced by such Assessment include all the ssy
sra Houses OF Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels
Land; both sdes OF afd between I'd and Eaa
RIVER astsry and both sdea OF and
Avenue A. between All persons whose
named Assessments and who are
either OF them, requested &c
their objections, in writing 70 the undersigned at their office
No OF Records days from tho date OF this notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRAHCE NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN,
SMITH oce Bureau Of Assessments Street Depart
ment Dec. IA 1850. dl4 lot
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIyRR.By the splendid and superior steam.
and speed particularly adapted 20 the navigation OF Long
leland Sound running In connection With the FALL River and
Od Colony Railroad, distance Of S. mica to Boston only
Leave pier N 2. near the Battery.
Pie steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown, On Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at4 NJ
The steamer STATE OF MAINE, Capt. Thomas @.
levitt on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdsys, at PM
This line Is the only lhet ruRs direct for Newport
These steamers htted with coUlmodous sateroor9
and every arrangement for the security and comfort Of pa
tengera who afforded Of this route nights rest %
board, and arrival Fal River proceed per railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning or rsEns3
on board getng their breakfast wished for, until IN
starting Of the accommodated train OF quarter before
7ocock, An which reaches Boston at about90cl0c AN
A baggagemasteri ia attached TO each steamer VINO
oeives and tickets the baggage and accompanies tho saa
10 rs destination.
The for passage ard tie price OF srateroos tts
same by other lines.
steamer rms in connection Win this Hne TO and tos7
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight Boston is taken the rste7 tcs ckg
regular nes and forwarded with greater expedition BY az
Express freight uen, which leaves Fall River every mor
Ing Sunday exceped at O'Clock FOR Boetos and New
Bedford arriving at tie destination al or about IL AM
For freight apply board, al the Office OF Pisr Nk
FOR or berhs apply board or II 1t ID desEsd
% secure them ahead, application may Dc made to
iel0y TlsDAI4E BORDEN, Agens 10 and II Wess-aai
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TVRE EW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
4 nNIrEn STATES MAI. STE AMERS-The shipa

comprising his Line, are tho
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC, Capt Noins'ecA
ADRIArlC Capt Grailon.
These ships having been saui by contact ca Lof
government service every caro- has been taken ~ ther coz
Strction IS also IN heir engines q ensure strength and
apee and their accommodations for passengers sIe ana"
oaalled for elegance and comfort , .,s, -
Price OF passage from NewYors 70 Liverpool SiSo, -,
Elm sve use ne extra staeroos 49, nom t3vsrpOo
to Nevy.Yess SIS An experienced Sufgeon ssehed 10
each shin No Rerths secured uni paid toy
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
rRoM NEw-ycsR. FROM LlNSSfo ,,.a
Saturday December L 1850 SsmpGy December ~ 100
Saturday December 81 1850 Saturday December ~ .s29
"Wednesday January s, 85 Saturday January H. 1891 ss1
Wednesday January r. 1851 lSauriay February 10
wednesday February ls5 Saturday February 49, ss
"Wednesday 10, s5t'Samnday March 8 , 80
Nednesday March 5, 1881 Saturday March i 10,
"Wednesday, March 10 1851 Sstlniny AqT9 ,s,4 ,S ny
Forfeisht passage apply 10 EpW ND n 20
Sc Wallst New.York. or 10 BROWN SIMPLIFY = s CS'
Livcrrool = g ROBERTS & co. is Kings Arms / ard'
London or l.. DRAPER Jr Boulevard, Aonupsr"e'
Paris ..,. sov
gold silyer, bullion, specie, lewely prols stnnss ..
metals unless bills of lad1g Aligned therefor ana 'S
gslue thereof therein On pressed -.
Aer the Isl OF April next Tao rate OF freget oy uie
steamers VIII be materially reduced go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
CALIFORNIA.

NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The new
n splendid clipper slip
SEA SERPENT,
w Rowland, Commander, has been constructed with re-
ference to the greatest possible speed expressly for the
California and China trade and her sailing qualities are
believed to be equal any ship adoat She provided with
patent renlilators and has superior accommodation for
passengers. For freight passage, apply 10
d. If GRINNELI5, MlNTURN y co. 70 Soutlsi
FENO CALIFORNIANS.-
Il TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS.
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.-Phe
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Lieut. g. B BIssel u S. N. Commander viii leave Pana-
ma francisco the 18th Dec next IN for
passengers from hence by the steamers III 18th and 2S.h
inst
The Constitution was built under the
the Caroline and the UDton whose admirable ac-
commodations and ine sailing qualities are well known.
She fitted with stores OF superior order, and neither
pains beray will be spared to give passengers every
satisfaction.
Price OF passage from Panama to San Francisco:
LIST Cabin.
I'd Observation-Disclosures. & <00
Bieefage ~
Applyto WARD fhACE' AZ "a'S@
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NTFW-YoRK and sTAATE.!Ns, - Is1 : "a J :.
n 'L Iss7s s.sssa Island al and 10 q '- I'D
Pr.
-op KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton hamilton ..
-eaat ,eT ys, GaslGs ssy e.
pier day,, s1Ia aiding 81 Yon Hamilton each way
ca JIG
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tCA1eunen Comnouay tue City New YoIk sye to the
OPENING aud laying on, Of public place known az "
Of Estimate and Assessment the ADORE entitled mater
dry appointed by u oi Supreme Court ys notice pgr'unt TO
Of New York entitled An Act amend Al entitled ACT 70
reduce several laws relating particularly the Cy Of Ns% York,
ioto one Ac passed Aph 1879 passed hpr ~ lS tha ne
abstract OF the estimate and assessment OF tue N e
containing OF the lots
tbe nunberc Of such lots they on tbs map OF the Con
soners together with such maps and ne amount Of assessment
whether for benefit and also all the Aldayis estimates
and other documents which wefs used by the commissioners ~
NAL their report nave been deposited IN e
City County kew York Tor the inspection Of
concern there fenaa 9r at last sixty days
fore tie iaEe thelf report 70 t % Court
place hereinafter the sai Commission
further gvcuoee 70 ne
Au Act amend Act entitled an Act relation to TIE Coe-
and Taxes the City and Coun OF Nav York.
ard for other pupo,es, passed May H. 1870 passed May 1911
the owners occupant OF occupants all houses and I'M
proved unnptoved land affected thereby they
pted their estimate and assessment and that all whose IN
tefes affected thereby and who may Do opposed to the a
present their objections writing 70 Dsaied
Smith of the said COMMISSIONER his place business No
Wall reet, Of New York within thirty
date Of this Notice And that the limits embraced By this assessment
follows that to sayA those lots parces Of
(which viii required the purpose OF opening
square, bounded fol-
side BY Seventh on the side BIS Third avenue and on
westerly side by Fourth And also, all the lots pieces
parcels OF ud fronting Fourth
tween thu norb ne Of Eighth street and the souery
Ene or eide Of Fourth avenue
Tan And Also all the lots pieces,
parcels Of land fronting eastery Fourth avenue
between place and Ninth also LOT No 81 Fourth
And also MI the os pieces psrce OF land fronting
westerly limo side OF the Bowsr bsteen Great
349 3if 3i6 and 3i5 Bowery And also all the lots pieces
parcels OF lands fronting the westerly pe side OF Third
avenue place and ktsse Aud also all tho lots
leeee or parcels oil iI fronting on ,ne eaefV he or Sds
Third between Ninth street aud Tenth And the said
will be made presented Supreme SPECIAL
Term OF the said Court be held ,bs City Hall Of the Cy
the Court that day thereafter counsel can be
heaTd-Datsd New York DeceIn5er J. Is29;
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TeACIFTC MAIL STEA MSHIP COM


i PANY.-The public Is Informed that under the ar.
engagements OF this Compaoy, steamers inspected and ap
proved By the Navy Department eRd carrying the United
States Mails Will continue 10 leave Panama and San Fran
cisco on the first and teenth days of each mouth unssz
detained by unavoidable accident the nonaiva OF he
Mails &, Panama Tha Steamers OF the first Of the month
viii tonch q. Acapulco San Bias Mazsan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers Of The fifteenth Of tbs month v
touch 81 Acapulco, bat no Other M-1ieaD pors.
The new steamship COLUMBIA vii ply regularly after
her arrival Il Ibe Pacific between San Francisco aud pors
In Oregon. awaing a. tie former port the arrival OF malls
srd passengers from Panama. ard returning without delay
VILE mails ard passengers for The following steamer from
San francisco regular line OF prope.erg vii be kept
for the ransporano Of freight and transient
between Panama end San francisco
TIE connection IN the Aaa1lc VIII be maintained By the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New-York s1 the
lSln and CHEROKEE Tearing New orz on the 18th Of
each month for Chagres third boat Will also be Kept IN
New-f York 81 q spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and FRILADEL-
PHlA VIII form direct line between New-Orlears and
Chagres leaving a 1ucn periods will insure tttie
detention as possible on TIE Ishus and forming with the
Psoihs 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 10 he Company 81 Soatb-sL NewYork- Az
p.alsns for passage from NeOrlesna should re maze
TO ARMSTRONG, LANRASON 4 co. Agents, a. Diet
p.sce.
New.York, Oct 81, 1859. oSld
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GALIFOR NIA.-TRANSPORTA-
&TION across the IsTHMUS Of PANAMA-LACE-
RlaSON, NELSON 4 co. o; Panama, are now prep Aed
10 transport FREIGHT across The tsihmus, or take Il
throughto San FRANCISCO, shippers options but each
package must be Of portable le and weight and properly
cOyeed Is D. n y co notresponslne for damage or
accdentn The transit The charge of transportation 20 he
PREPAID in New-I0k For particulars apply 10
d. JAMS L. ZACHRlSSON < co 50 Wail-st.
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(fOBPORATIOH NOTCE-Pubhc notice hereby gwen 70 te
Y Owners occupant occupants of all houses and lots
qnmprad lands affected thereby that the following
teen completed by the Assessors and lodged
IN for examination by all
per. Interested building Sewer with basins
connecting pipes LeXngoEsv from 18th ST.
with Sewer Lexington at 30th 81 with lateral branch
the eastery side OF Fourth The limits
embraced y such Assessment include all Houses and
Lots OF Ground vacant Lots and parcels and situated on
Lexington between 2h and 3O sts the west
e between 2sih and 29t s the eas.ery side
2s,h 3Gth the southey SIDE OF goth
tho northsr SIDE OF l9t ST be
Lexington and 4t All parsons whose interests Affect
by the above named Assessments and who opposed 10 the
requested to present their objections
wrtg, undersigned Their oice No Hall Of Recort
thirty the date of Mis- notice SAMUEL H. DE
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN. SMITH. Assessere
Office Bureau Of Assessments Stree: Department Dec H. 1880
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UpOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.

Il -Ths barge CLINTON, Capt Wtse, every Monday :
EXCHANGE Capt RosekrErs, every Thursday; POUCH.
KgEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, e7ery Saturday at 5o'elock
d. from foot u Harrsyct for passengers and freight
The above bsrges are elegantly furnished Ttta sats-
.tonls and spacious and ortSble cabins a1d
PRESS lted - for he eornfor End Convenience Of psS
ger ard arrive u fghkespsis IN yre l3r Eoe Etags
70 Sharon. Pine Plans and Hew-Mhford-
For further infoZmsaou apply board rta saTseS O. %
VIII AAsssOA VAIL ~ WeSs1G sasa 81
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S-1THEET DEPARTHENT No. 4 HALL OF REc0K5s-Pao.c
.e. - the Board Assistant Asefa-n To open rRs 5es
lsts sa5 q. AMI gutter stones ~ EEa Ard 2e.l
ts,rs s,d Thr+ar To flag sidewalks Twelfth a. between
Af4nues Av.pHe auf en'h Al parsons
IN III ID avng OBJECTIONS t7req ara e4a=s1 70
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trsi:a day 0. Dee i4s:-Dsc. II, 1880 JOHN Do19a,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
oTFAN ADMINISTRATIONS BE

STEAM COMMUNICATION BE
EsTwEEN PHILADELPHIA AN0 LNEsk Io}2
hS MPs G%sS' pes Of the es wesern Commander
6lO une $50 horsepower, is intended to sail
rsu FsS fssisatS ws5ss.%s So Pc Pc 1857
Thursday 18th March, 1851 "Wednesday Sln req, aS1.
This vessel well known for her successful voyages pc
tween glasgow and New York and has splendid
accommodation for about 10 first aud second cabin pasen
gers n0 'eeFas1R psfSssFoe[Fs PAssAsE
FIR FsoH Dollars First ts CsS lssS GSineas
Second Cobin~6o Dollars. Second Cabn,rl$ Guiness
These atesincude Provisions and Stewards Fee oo' n"'
RATES OF FREIGHT
Aecordin,y ~, agreement sterling per measure
All goods sent to he Agents in Philadelphia will be for
warded with economy and dispatch ,.,
for this Line-one In and the other in Glasgow
to be ready during ne ensuing pS IN liverpool and Belfast
to f Rlc H5afi 'BR6THEhs COZ Gasaow 70
a and New YORK 10 RSIlCSHARDsoN WATSON Co
do If
NOR Observation-Disclosures States
h Mail Steamship ARCTIC, Capt Jas LuceIla a.
Steamship will depart with the Malls t9r EurIpe b
lively Saturday, Dec q, at IL O'CLOCK M Hon hei ~
at the foot of Cana-sL
No berth secured till paid FOR a.. o., ,,s.o
For Freight or Passage having uncqaled accomm0da'
tons for elegance e %p SStG pRRpGG collins IS wa
No reigh, will be received on board aer thursday III"
The Steamer BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC, snd
sail January .. ~
ENOR LIVERPOOL-PACKET of Goth
4 DECEMBE R.-The new and splendid Regular Pack
ct Ship HENRY CLAY, Capt f. 81. French, viii sail as
above, her regular day
tons amy on board al PIER Mo- ii East River, OF
d3 Ia sPoFBORD, TILEST0N D. co. 10 soaibsi.
YEYHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
IL ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOLdir and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling at Halifax 70 and ana re-
ceive mails and passengers
ASIA, Judkins. EUROfAt H. y Lon
AFRICA A Ryrie. NIAGARA, }. Stone.
AMERICA H. Shannon. CANADA, WIN, HGFlsoa.
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT At their mast
head GREEN slarboard side; Red on port side
AFRICA, A Ryrie from NewYork Wednesday, 10Th Nov.
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch, from Boston, Wednesday, Z7th Nov.
NIAGARA, j. Stone, FIN New.York, Wednesday an Dec
ASIA, C. H. E. Judkius, from N Y "Wednesday 18Th Dec
AMERICA, -, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Dec.
AFRICA, A Ryrie from New York Wednesday, Let JAM
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool leg cabin s2o
No berthsecured until paid for.
Freight will be charged on specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must pass through the Posi-.
Office.
For freight and passage apply TO
Z. CUNARD Jr. 80 Broadway
French, German and other foreign goods received and
broughtin common with British goods
Through bills OF ading given In Haye for New YORK.
Afer the lat of April next the Of freight by tho
above steamers, from Liverpool viii be- very materially
reduced. NJ IFS