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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

90 The remains OF the late Rev. VIII
xliam Patten, D. d., Pastor of the Second
Congregational Church, in this town. for
period Of nearly half century, arrived
here yesterday morning. They were
brough, from Hartford, Conn, where he
died in the year 1899, and are 10 be rein
tered in the space in frcnt Of the United
Congregational Church, near the remains
Of the late DR.. Hol kins. For long Sc
ries Of years these eminen, Divines officia.ed
in this town, DR.. Hopkins as Pastor of the
First Church, and Dr. Paten as Pastor Of
the Second Church; strong spirit OF rivalry
always prevailed between the two Church
es. Finally all differences were settled,
and the churches united, and their pre-
sen, house Of worship erected. And row it
is highly appropriate that as the differences
between these churches arc all buried, so
the remains of,he Two distinguished Pas
tors should sleep side by side, in font Of the
United Church. A monument is 10 be raised
over them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

WEALTH OF THE CRY OF PRovi-
DENcc-Nearly one-half of,he entire
wealth of the city ofProvidence, is in
the hands of less than six score of rcr.
sons and corporations. A list of the
taxable property in the year 1850. gives
the total amount at S3l ,950, 600, on
which the assessment is SO cents on
each 500. One hunIred and six
persons, corporations and estates own
over Sl4 900, 90 0, or nearly one half
this amount. The greatest tax is
that of Alexander Duncan and family,
sS,256,A; Thomas P. Ives heirs pay
S5,773,S2; Richmond Bullock's heirs,
SO, FOG, IS; Nicholas Browns heirs
81, 1896; William Jenkins heirs 50,
O25'66.
There are seven who pay thousand
and upwards; thi-,y-four who pay more
thanS50O; and siXty-one over $780,
This shows great concentration of
property.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

MELANCHOLY CASE OF DRowNINo From
ON BOARD THE EMPIRE STATE = A young
man abou, 25 years of age, belonging to
Washington, d. C., while on the passage
from New York to Fall River, !a-l night,
on board the Empire State, fell from the
platform near the cutwater of the boat, 4,
where he had gone 10 smoke cigar, and
instantly disappeared. The accident occur
red at about 10 o'clock. There was a verY
dense fog at the time. Nothing Vas seen
Of the young man after his fall nor any
exclamation heard from him. lie was seen
by some of the crew as he Vas pitching
head 6rst into the water. He was on a
visit to some friends in New bedford
His name was ascef,aincd to be Daniel Ea-
ton.-Mdii, 7h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

~There Is no season in Newport
which is 80 delightful as the ptesent we
are now enjoying that delightful Indian
summer Gather which gives such e'asiici-
~ to the spirits, and invigorates our Shole
being The air is clear and pure and as
ba nv as could be desired. Such visitors
as are still here, manifest their good taste
by remaining after the crowd and confusion
haze subsided, to enjoy The luxuriousncss
Of an Autumn in Newport.
Tnr EXCHANGE COFFEE HousE, BosroN.
notwithstanding the numerous new can
didites for the favor OF the travelling public
springing up in all parts OF Boston, the old
and long celebrated Exchange Coffee
House, Coi gross Square, under the man
agtuent Of Nessrs. McGll & Fearing,
still holds its own and st nds as ever at the
head q Hotels. for the acc mmodaiion OF
the business community. The location,
near the "os, Office, Banks, Custom House,
and Insurance Offices, is tho very best in
the city for those who travel for business
purposes, wh lie the rates Of charge. one
d,llsr per day Tor transient board, are 60
moderate that the most prudent will he
satisfied with them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
) days later from Europe.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFncE, !
Monday, 10 l-2 A. M. {


The steam' hip Asia was ,elegraphed
this morning at about halfpas, eight O.
clock, and arrived at her wharf at quarter
past 10.
Yesterday AMI last night we had a heavy
gale OF wind and rain from the Eastw ard,
which has undoubtedly caused great loss of
property and life, along the coost. To-
wards morning The wind shifted into the
N. W., and is now blowing very heavy
from that quarter. The wires to the
westward of this city are supposed TO be
badly broken, and this despatch will be
forwarded by the New Brunswick Express
To the first Office having a western circuit.
The Asia sailed from Liverpool al l2 o.
clock, noon. The Canada arrived at Liver
pool at So l-2 A. NJ. on the Goth.
The steamers Of this line running be-
tween Liverpool and New York will here
after run direct. The Asia viii not call at
Halifax on her return frm New York.
The MoLey Market continues easy
Several leading bankers have lowered their
rates of interest on deposits. Consols SO
l2 for money and accounts. Little doing
in L. S. stocks aud prices remain as last
week. Trade continues brisk in the man
ufacturing districts.
The weather has been nnfayorabe for
harvesting operations, and the yield is not,
li,ely to be as great as Was anticipated.
Louis Philippe died on the Goth Aug
ust.
Louis Napoleon is siil on his tour
through tie Provinces.
Th: Queen has gone 80 Scotland.
Austria has given in Eer adhesion to the
English protection on the Danish question.
There is ro,hine new from the sea, Of
war, beyond an account of some sigh, Skin
mishos.
The submarine telegraph between Dow
or and Calais has been completed, and
works well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

uFATRUE LAWYER. - Alexander
Hamilton was once applied to as conu.
sci by man having the guardianship
Of several orphans, who would, Oh
coming Of age, succeed 10 a large es
tate, Of which there was material de-
feet in the title deeds, known only to
their guardian who wanted to get the
estate vested in himself. Hamilton
noted down the fait' less executors
statement, and then said to him, "Set-
tie with these UNHAPPY infants hcnora-
bic to the last cent, or | will hunt you
from your skin like hare" The ad
vice was strictly followed, and the man
who gave it was all ornament to the
bar, and to tie age | lived in.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
NEw YORK. Sept. Ii

Avn" A'Nh' -
have just heard from good authority
that il is the intention Of Jenny Lind To
give her share Of the nett proceeds of her
first concert, this evening, amounting to
considerable more than ten thousand do
lars, to the various charitable societies in
the city of New York. A noble instance
Of her generosity. The following is list
OF the societies to share in the distribution :
Fire Department Fund Society, $1,000
Musical Fund Society, $4,000 Society
for thj Friendless. $500 Society
in aid Of Iudigent Females. $500 ORA
matte Fund Association, $500; Home for
Colored Aged Persons, $500 Colored
Orphan Asylum, $500; Lylng-in Asylum
for Destitute Females, 5 90; New York
Orphan Asylum, $500 /; Roman Catholic
Half O.phan Asylum, $500 Protestant
do, $500 Old Ladies Asylum, $500, and
in case the monies coming to her shall ex-
ceed this sum, she will hereafter designate
the charities to- which 1t is TO be spproptlat-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
FIVE Dollars ron A GLoyr.-W,

FIVE DOLLARS FOR A GLovE. We
W a gentleman, yesterday, who paid
five doll rs for one Of Jenny Lind's
gloves. She lost it in her rambles a.
bout the new hall in Mercer st; one
ofthe workmen found it and sold it
to an arden, admirer for the above
sum. The owner charges two dollars
for an inside kiss Of the glove, and one
shilling for an ou,side.-Nec York
Day Book
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
Buffalo, Sept,7, 1850.

REvoLTING NARRATIvE.--We learn
py despatch Just received from De-
troit, that the steamer J ID Morton
picked up man from the spar Of a
vessel capsized in sgale week ago,
since which time he has been drifting
abou, tho lake. For the want Of food /,
he had eaten his hngers entirely Off
He is still alive.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. The bark
Pollock, a, this port, IRON Liverpool, fell
in with on the both ult., lat 40, Ion. CO,
brig Consuelo, Of Richmond, Me-, from
Pic,ou for Newport, r.. |. with cargo of
coal, in sinking cond ,ion, having sprung
aleak three dsys before in terrible gale
from The s. s. F., and lost long boz, -
Took off the captain and crew, 8 in num-
Der, and brought, them into port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

"You labor overmuch on your COMPOSE
ton, DOCTOR" said fippant clergyman to
a venerable divine. IL write sermon in
three hours, and make nothing Of IT,"
$50 your congregation says quoth the
doctor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

DsArH ~ BlsHop BAscoab.-We learn
tha, despatch VAS received yesterday by
the Rev John Hurst, Of this city, announc-
ing the .ieash, a, oui.villc, Ky, on Sunday
last, OF the Rev. Henry B. Bascomb. one
ofthe BisLops of,he Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Bishop Bsscomb was
known through hout the union az one Of The
mos, eloquent pulpi, orators living. lie
has been III for come time. and his death
"a. looked uron as mcre than prob,be =
Day So..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

No person who has once yielded up
the government Of his mind, and given
loose reign to his desires and passions,
can tell how far they may carry him
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

To LADigs.---Fruit stain may be
readily removed from linen or cotton,
simply by immersing the article, be-
fore being wet in sud.. in clear, boil.
ing water.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

ipA paper quoting Byron, says
"He that loves not his country can
love nothing" How is j, with the gen
,lemen whc are born at rctsrv Raw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

ces, pow-wows, &c We passed several
I'D encampments lately deserted by the
Indians who have gone further among the
mountains, wh,re g-as is more plen,i.
IA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

DTThe chivaIry Of South Carohns
have eo up poor imitation Of Tho Gam.
son and Philips iunkeus al the North, and
have absolutely 10 one instance irsmPled
the L s. fas under foot Poor iosniu's,s
piece Of " STUPID bunting - how hsn u
must have frl, frsT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

NJ Borghese. the opera ringer, it is
said, has gone into convent in Canada.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

La1iL.ss grows on people, ;, begins IN
eDtuebs and endi in iron chains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
DANCING.

TAANCING ACADEMY.-M q a m
1PAUGUSTA ST. JAMES has the honor to inform the
public Of NewYork that she has purchased OF Madame
fERRERO her splendid establishment, No q HOWARD
ST and begs leave refer the following card of Mad
anne FERRERO:
Madame FERRERO most respectfully announces to the
fashionable circle and citizens generally OF New York, that
she has discontinued her Instructions in the polite accom-
plishmen of DANCING and that the possession OF her
ACADEMY has been transferred to Madame AUGUSTA
ST JAMES whose very refined method and beautiful style
of the art eineny qualify her for The task she undertakes
Madame FERRERO, from her knowledge of the great
abilities OF Madame AUGUSTA, is most happy to recon-
mend her to oil her pupils and patrons, and zeaousy
soicis for her continuance of that favor and extensive
patronage which she (Madame FERREROl has enjoyed for
many years assuring hem that if and strict attention
to the imparting of her art TO others be attractive feature
Madame GUSTA, she is persuaded, will give general
satisfaction.
Madame AUGUSTA has made arrangements with her
correspondents Paris Messrs Perrot Coray, Mazier
Cearis Mable and Sco receive all their compositions,
positions Quadrles, Waltzes, Pokas, Cotlions Ale,
pandes &c &c. and hes already received new German
Dance called Moiron, also the Dreer and Mazurka Qua
dries She will also teach the Spanish and Havana Qua
driles. ,,Ds,1,,
DAYS and SATURDAYS al 8 o'clock IN. For Gentle
men on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at y PM: Private
Glasses of eight can be formed at any hour 10 suit the con-
venience ofadies and gentlemen nio"eoo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
CORPORATION NOTICES

~SORpoRATIoN HoTIcE-PubHc notice hereby sfsn sqIss
ovner or ownsrs occupant Of all hous' sna
have comssd By hs and ' d
IN ne 70, building Water .. from poios
s s the Walls. 70 and :0S5ss S si i
bAn.s and los OF ground, yaesnt lots pieces h1e
81 Ind ataaed or both sides Of WatsTst shd eassg ~
WsHst both sides OF Pine and oqhefy SIDE o.
Pearl and Water and OF the southsy ds Of -.
,S.cted BIZ tho above essesms1 and who are
the same or either them, requested 10 2ssea Sori.
,;ng t he una erszrsd At their oce No han n
within ,irty days from Of this GotceSfHg VIII g. DE
1.sassrens street Department Nov 49, 1870 .ora
H0IT FRAnCis NICHOLSON ISAAC VIZ SMITH A'''''''
nl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
PROPOSALS.

AND BRAZOS CA
NAL-Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until the 18th December for digging excayang the pro-
posed Canal from Galveston Bay to the Brazos River ac
Stein, Civil Engineer on both the specifcations-yiz:
One for 80 feet wide the waters surface Al feet at the
bottom and feet deep al low water. The other 60 ees
wide The waters surface 81 feet at the bottom and feet
deep at low water.
The plans and specifications now ready for nspec
ton at the Office OF the President OF The Company d. NJ
a. Butler, Esq in Galveston the Office of Major Sein,
Mobile; and at the Office OF J Il. BR0WER co. 10
''D'''' - L. NJ Il. BUTLER, M. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN l.. SLEIGHT, EDWARD HILL
Galveston, Oct q, 1850. nl2 tDlTl Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

c,UpREME COURT City and County Of New Yorf, asEdEsrt
= BesH nd Henry Ess,enten Assgnees &c agaast zsaa
on contract Com. rot ser) T9 zESAs G. WINsoR AID
JACOB W. WINsoR: You aasshsteSy ssmmonsa and re-
onTsd To nnayer the complaint this which vii b
6iss in the oea the esh Of the City and County Of New
sasvef TO the SAID complaint the subscriber 1t MS oee
No 81 street il the City Of NewYok, within tTes dsys
aey the serTea this e1ciusTVs Of Ihe gay
OF such ssice and you fail TO The said Nn
tie time noretad plaintiffs his acton viii iaksladslens
egain you for tho i hundred and foyoue dollars Ana
y csrts 5E the eighth day Of Deecaos ons
thousand eight hundred and forty eight bedts The costs o. a NC
tioa-Dated New Yak, oct6 1850 ,... ~ ..x..
oz3lawsvW JAMES r. JEseF, flLnLA A'''fH'S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

C.UPREME COURT-In the matter of the application Of the
Mayor Aldermen and comm0nsy o. Gs o o 4d Is 10 s t
in the Ward of said City Tie subscribers comn.oa
pointed by rue suprsms Court entered on the 3d DAY Of
March notice ia to the s al al sa
Act 10 amend an Act entitled Ac. 70 reduce eys laws feang
Par aases Ap 10 1880 that the Estimate and
the said Commissioners N the above mattel
e as they appear OF the Commissioners VII"
such maps amount Of the WHISTLER f aamas
which wers by Commissioners IN making Their report have
Cnny Of for the inspection
csrn remain fer last s,t days before the aa Comma
mace hereinafter mentioned And the said Coanoaets urths
20 pnspd an Act entitled relation to ne Collection Of As
sessnsnts and the City and County Now f9ti and io
otsss r owns occupant occupap all houses and in
proved OF unmproyed lands affected thereby mat ey hes @
eats are affected thereby and who may b opposed ne 't
requested present Their objections n ~rls = 30 III
White ST. in the City OF NewYok. "!ha hy Gays rom tne @
IS ,h notice and that the limits this ssse%nen, ats
a. oIogs that to say All those lots pieces or parces 81 AA
between the noIherly line sds oil iSd ST aHi tno
side be eastsy and "essfY hass o. ' vi n
nson aysnus-e1cepng hererom all hosc streets OF pare "
streets said limits wh en- bays already ns open az ~
ali the lots pieces parcels OF land lying on ooa saes o. a
bounded north BY the southefY me or sue ~
east by the center Lac between the ha Avenue any @ %
rnon wes,by the centet ne between lo
psceso I' I'M ] thsreffou thoss
or Of Ich have already 6ssn opened AID
aso al ts ut. pieces parcels Of land situate on the sasey
line and the nsrsecBg sets Dot sesa
the norAery line SIDE soathery line or SIDE Of
4ld and extending sstey sbou. hundred feet oa the SAND
more or from ease Inns side Of ssd Le1ison'aYssus
And also ali the o:s pieces land tho Tess
" ns or side said and the ler'ecn streets
ort line side OF 3ist $. and the soGt ef Inc Or
se Of d extending westerly from sad westerly line or SIDE
Of a exp oaysuue about hundred feet be the same nors
or Iess And the Commissioners ahs gTe notice thai then
report IN the mater will 30 made and TO the Su
Cnn az the State Of New YORK, special Tsfn OF the
% ConT 10 be held At City Han Of the City Of Sev YORK
saturday The day of February 1851 at the opening OF the Soi
YORK November 49, 1850 NICHOLAS c. EVERETT VIII
liam DODGE HENRY BEEKMAN, Commissioners nils III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
TT7HE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE

q DIR. TOWNSENDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARsAPARILLA is now manufactured under the imme
date direction Of the weknown Chemist and Physician
JAMES R. Chiffon, of New-York, whose certificate
printed on green paper will be found on the onsde wrap
per of each bottle This prevent the possibility ofany
mistake or question as to its genuineness.
DIR. S. P TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA is war
raned to possess medicinal virtues in one bottle than
in six any other socaed Preparations osarsapa
ra and to keep good for any length OF time in all eli
mates.
This Medicine has cured persons of different dis
eases (such mentioned below than all the other adyer
tised Medicines put together.
II cures Scrofa Stubborn Ulcers, Effects of Mercury
Fever Sores Eryspelas Rheumatism General Debility
Dyspepsia CoSyeness, Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint
Dropsy Rngworm, Salt Rheum, Heart diseases,
Sold by all the principal Druggists and general Store
Keepers throughout the world.
Principal Office in NewYork, so Nasssu-st.; Principal
Office in London 355 Strand next door the Lyceum The
alter. n23 S&WtJ1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
TELEGRAPH.
Observation-Disclosures and Stran-

Observation-Disclosures and Stran-
Il gers invited call and examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, NewYork.
The immense attending adaptation Of Ohm"
sead's Patent Telegraph Battery TO the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber accept from the Manugac-
turers, -r ~
the appointment sole Agent oI the sale thereof and they
will Hereafter be kept constantly on sale at
NORTONfS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Croadway New-York.
The Olmstead Patent Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAL
purposes entirely different from any other medical in
snents, that person can form proper idea of lis ad
vantages without Witnessing its operations when they will
be found apparent render argument superuous
The current of electricity completely under the control OF
the OPERATOR and from almost mpercepubllty be grad
ualy increased any strength the patient may desire
while instead OF feeling the painful pasmodc contraction
OF the produced by al other medical instruments
gentle is flowing pleasantly through the nervous sys
tenn Telegraph Companies respectfully informed that
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus is kept constantly sale al
NORTONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, New-York,
where all orders must be addressed oil FM&Wn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

r1ypEET DEPARTMENT No. HALL OF 1850 bssa
S9c potse hereby gvsn that the oloNs To- A. soaes
Eet vide on Of Avenue C. between @ Pharslas
,b North RIVER All persons nsrestsd BAY a hA
re Isauees 70 present them writing 70 e sy.bsr IS is
oaes on Or 0s'0f' ss JOHN T DODGE Stree, conS''H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

SING PsIsoy Oct 3d. 1880
PROPOSALS. FOR CONVICT LABOR-Noce IS hereby gwen
Office Prison Wednesday, January 1851 at ocock
NJ for the hire and services from FIFTY 20 ONE HUNDRED
COSVICTS the privilege taking employing as many
contract De
existing State purpose for the term OF three
the May with the privilege extending
the 10 five from the commencement OF sad contract
The sad be employed tae business OF manufacturing
and files.
Also proposals will be received the and place, for the
hre OF from THIRTY FIFTY CONVC1S to be
poyed the manufacturing Shocks years from the mrs; Of
May, 1881
IL proposing for the services any Of aboyep2med conycts
the price per cay must be stated
warming the
shop shops, and brooms sweeping same
Suitable ard convenient shop the the bu
named the above Will
Payments viii be required the end every
should present at the time OF letting order
cute the contract
The Inspectors themselves privilege accepting
the state. [nl3 law9wWsdl ALFRED R. BOOTH, Agent
STREET DEPARTMENT 40 Hall OF Records-ssalsd pro
be the
through the westerly side walks Of GOuyerneur Slip Front
Plans, all
had application the Contract Clark OF hs Department
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner,
November ls 1880. mig
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HAIL OF RECoRDs-Seasd
Spoposals will be received
Tuesday Nov &c. 1880 az o'clock b. sidewalks Thirty
Thirty
all thereto had
the Con.fac; Clerk Of the Department November Ii,
nls JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Co anassioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

nEpARrMENr OF REPAIsp AsD vi 70 q s
DREGINE BUILDERS sSssa nd Supplies, basement 20
s a.: 90. Of f ss%'s ri a ss:s
Al which they viii bs publicly Ia on similar plaa 70 as
ps.ss Old Essps 70 % sesa p y:
sn. at such Ps as e I ps a bas de aT E'f ian s1a I'd
soast TIA, tAsy viii allow FOR the Cd 9as "a Al iornaou
OF work required 70 be oo f Gryaesf 81 As
- thereto can had al tho Office Of ne JAM
S,s Dypa-rneat No. 81 Ehzaosth-st m
9Iank estimates 30 had az shsr oEscs - saooEss
"a AOHnAS, SS-- . ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
where all orders must be addressed do oil FMdWi

n9RIELLY'S TELEGRAPH LINES,
W connecting with all sections Of the United staeo
General Office 18l Broadway Open from In the morning
to ansectng business with the oRiely Lines in any Sec
ton of the United States will find 10 theriateest to leave
their dispatches this Office insure prompt and correct
transmission jeb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

,oRpoRATIoH SoTICEPubbc Notice 8 hefsoy ssa a3 fts
CoTae eqp.e Seese59 .ssS @i y, a9s s
nPtosep VI sssn completed BY the Assessors dnl s9 ~
ths os Of e i9 10 rom
persons E ,r.et 70 Gear southets ias oil sl
The limit Embraced BY such As''.s11 o Ucss and parcels q
House. and d" on d so dea Of Broadway etvssa @ he
smith streets Az pertoas Those Interests oooo to tho sane
.sGye a9qs mem are qasstsd to % @Ss or d g
to the undeaed !, her "a, 9a .e 10 SAMUEL De NOT oa
!aty s dsys NICHOLSON sf ISAAC wa shi sas g. $50
Rnrsau Of Asgessnnep,s Street DePs f'h'eH ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
CLOTHING.

OLOTHING AND TAILORING.-Im-
Omense stock of fashionable ready-made CLOTHING
OF every descrphon-lO0O Goats, from 81 TO 81 5000
Vests from 81 to 81 5000 Pants from 81 to S. 10 measure
new and fashionable frstrae fit always guaranteed
single trial win convince oil Twenty per cent less than
any house in the city, for cash. Remember the name and
number. MICHAEL CONWAY,
sS Smeod* l4S Fultonst near broadway.