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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
AEW. YORK 4 NEW HAVEN RAIL

l FROAD-On and aher Monday October A. the follow.
log trains Will leave Canas Station near Broadway
Pssseb gers aiso received the New York and Harlem
Rslrosd Office, TwentY-seYenthst
l. Accommodation Train al 7 IS N for Nev-Eochs!e
ksInaroneck Rye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford, Da
rien Norwak, Westport Southport, Fairfield Bridgeport
Sfra,f1rd Mord and NeE-Hayer Passengers nom ne
Wavstaons Tor Albany and Stations the Housatonia
and Naugamck Railroads VII take this train and stop ct
3rid gepor from Boston Pow
idence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
Riyer Railroads. VIII this Train and JOIN Express Tre1
AZ Haven Passengers from TIE WayStadons for
HanGen Cheshire, Soniington, Plainyille Pennington
avon rariyile and ColnsYile viii take this Train aad
join the Canal Railroad Train at New Haven.
2 Express Train al O'Clock IL for SANFORD Bridge
por Albany HousatGulc and Haugaac Railroads, New
Haven and the Canal Railroad, Middleton Hartford,
81 rr gfed and Connecticut River Railroad Worcester
5 Accommodation Train al o'clock A 81 for New.
Haven ard all intermediate Stations Passengers By this
Train for stations the Hartford and Ee#Hagen Rail
road vii remain at New Haven about hour
Passengers for Boston by taxing this Train may remain
rom tnTee 70 I'VE hours az NeW.HaYtn Hartford
Springfield or any Station where the Express Train
receives passengers Passengers by this Train FOR the Ca
ral Railroad viii remain al New Haven until u M
Express Train at 81 for Stamford, NorwaIA, Bridge
por and Hoasatonic and Nangatuck Railroads New Hayu
Hartford. Springfield Worcester and Boston
s. Accommodation Train al 81 for New Haven and ali
the intermediate Stations.
''''''''--''D TRAINS TO NEW-YoRK
l. Communication Train at 10 N from Bridgeport stop
ping al al the Intermediate Sahons
2. Accommodation Train a 7 A. 81 for New HsTen,
sopping all Intermediate Ststous receiving passengers
rom NEngatucz heArOdt1 az brlngepofL
5. Accommodation Train ct 9 70 AN. from ew-Hayea.
Eoppng I'll intermediate Staors receiving passengers
ION Hartford and New. Haven, Canal Railroad and Nsug,
attack Railroad.
Express Train at &c PM (n connection With tie TX.
press Train from BOSTON, from New-HEven, stopping al
Bridgeport ard Stamford receiving passengers hon ts
Housatonic Railroad az Bridgeport
Accommodation Train al 50 81 tfeceiYlng pessea-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Bostonl freza
Hew-Haven stopping q; al intermediate Stanona
Express Train gt 10 P N Tor in connection ~lth Tx
press Train from 8oshoa Stopping al B1dgeP 9orwas
ard Stanford arriving II New YORK II II 80 M Evening
Tain from Psfed connects with Ihis Tram al bridgeport
eeets 10 fbe Cara. NJ Z T. q MASON, SupI
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CoRpoRAToF E0TcE-Pr

CORPORATION FGTCL-Pubbc notes hereby gTVsu to ths
owrsr or occupant occupants Of I'll ho1se' md @
-7s Been coupas 81 lbs Assssors ard 1Fe issa
tie ofc o Bureau Assessments for =ISnaAeq ~ a. per
,rs 7.sr.s4 VI: building W2iaf :: from POM
r.nety Waist % AID connecting Va ne ta~
Nun me TIE embraced - .uc Essssrnsai nc lds ~
bsnss md Efogrd vacant lots pieces ard Paf1s
Al and situated CO both Of Waterst AID fasis see Of
Psar 4: Waist ald &adsn ans on ne
JSsH to.h s4as Piu- 5rhery ds Of Maiden t5a,
s-sa per- ant sal ~ saua@r 'sts u 9s-7ef
a. between Fna' and "sef - Al psrseas Eao'e
l--- 10
~. an n s.asr tH-r1 estet - =5i -
rr-7z .srsE-~1, at mex r1es- 80 ti-4l'
--.5- 49, f---1 ina. 80 5a-+l z!
t.s---H =--a4t p-1ert.s0.. y y = ~. p - -
Y6Tf va tf0rs EICEGts1S, SAT - 2 4li 1s-ss't
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FOR EUROPE.

EvOR LIVERPOOL United States
II Mail Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt Jas. West-ThiE
Steamship will depart with the Mails for Europe posi-
lively on SATURDAY 9TH of December, at Il o'clock,
from her berth the foot of Canals!
No berth secured Till paid for.
All letters and papers pass through the Post Office.
For Freight Passage. having unequaled accommodate
tons for elegance comfort apply TO
EDWARK K COLLINS 80 WhllA
The Steamer PACIFIC will succeed the Atlantic, end sail
December II. MO
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Central Railroad of New-Jersey.
AAT n r L r ARRANGEM ENIS.-

IA | y / T. II Elm D
w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4, Ia5o-Ths Road
extends from ELIZABETHPORT IS miles to the WHITE
HOUSE, n. reducing the staging between the terminus
of the Road and EASToN to 25 miles 49,, p -, ,..ho,
pier No North River, and connects with trains on inc
NewJersey Railroad which leaves Ne"-fork from loos
TRAINS UP-Leave New-York by steamboat Red Jack
Ct pier No North River, at tA.M freight and at I'm
passenger and by n Railroad foot OF Corand-sl ats
Trains leave White House and following places for New
White House al 81 AM freight at Ct AN. Passenger
atliPM: p..,..s,.,,,u NJ. p...a,,o, =,
Bound Brook at 81 AM Freight at ION AM. Pas
Painted a, Il AM Freight II AM Passenger at
2i Riifsd 3, CLAM Freight att, AM; Passenger at
EIlsbehtown Freight at Am Passengerat 12i M.
EuzabeihPort ISL AM Freight at Il AM Passen'
STAGES will be in readiness on the arrival OF the AM.
train from Newly the White House convey pas
seugera EAstou, Wilkesbarre Bethlehem, Allentown and
Ms1ch Chunk Penn. and Remington Lebanon. Clinton,
NB-Au BAGGAGE al the risk OF the owners until de-
yered into the actual possession Of the Agents Of the Com
pany and checks or receipts given herefof no
pEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-
a ATOM and NETWORK, via STONINGTON and
Inland route without ferry, change Of
The steaiacfs G VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone and
COMMODORE, Capt VIM. h Frazee, IN connection
with the Steuinetuu Lrd Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving New YORK daily Sundays
sxcepted nom Pier \ r frs wharf above Banerypace
al 4 o'clock NJ Sonngtoc aga NJ or upon the ~.
rival OF the Nal Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for the route and are
IN every respect particularly adapted tie navigation 81
Long Island Sound for passengersIs
eommo0i0us and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and Ok
perenced.
The route being he shortest ard direc! between
Boston and New YORK passengers eaabled to ainye
tn ample time for the morning lines Of seauOoats and
railroads RAINING various points from those cities
The VANDERBILT VIII leave New York on Tuesday,
Thursda, aDd Saturday Leave Stoninstop on Monday,
Uednesosi and Friday.
Tie COMMODORE VIII leave New Tors Nor 1ay. Wed.
nesday and Friday Leave Souington Tuesday Tharsdsy
a1G Saturday.
B-Passengers or TIE Eriya ofsne steamers al ston'
tngtL proceed Immediately il the splendid railroad cara
TO Pro7ideuce and Boston bag gage-nasler accora.
psnies each TO and from Boston For passage,
terhs stateroouas freight applications os made
the AgeuA or the wharf and s. the ofc5 10 Battery
plsce Oh
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STIMsoN's 4 CO.'S EXPRESS TO

GTIMSON'S & CO.'S EXPRESS TO
SHEW-oRLEANS, on THURSDAY, Dec 5, 1850, per
rev ard splendid Steamship LOUISIANA.-We Iare now
prepared 70 receive Freight Psckages Specie and valuable
parcels 70 be dispatched as above 10 the care OF our house
In New Orleans
No Freight viii be received the day ofsalng Cox
lection business promptly attended to.
Our Express 10 Mobile and up the River Mississippi will
be dispatched by partner Mr. Brestow Immediately
the delivery a. Sew0 Orleans of freight &C. by the
Steamships
Ofice 10 EeyF Cfleans St Charles Hotel Building
Ageu!s IN Mobile, Messrs. ROGERS POPE.
ma Dec -
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NrEW.YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

lVNEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and The ST. "a s.i
ArrSngement-Lsye NeNS-f ORE ioI RsS ~ -
tsrpeiaie slars day ysteamboats hOdAsfosN 4AiA'
snd ERIE, nom pier foot Of Duane-st IS follows
b7eas fast asd supper on board tNs boats &C.,.
EXPRESS TRAIN az A VI. stopping Only a. ou1el.--'
Chester Goshen, MiddletOwu, Port JerSls
Hanceck. Deposit IanesoSro nsaallion. osFSS0 v
Pzsen GERS cr Rochester BGfsio sc csn o7ss ~ lEtas
r. ard 'ak1y ae sXrFss rrit ON sioaF nrNI
srr.ye a. Rqc4esler ana >s 40 al ne same me -
gers AlhaEy With ne advantage OF nghEs rest II '
WAr ,va N.u TG,IS-kt7 a NJ ssopei1y st 81 70
sfsors arriving 81 Corufg The evening 81 no . fcts
WAT TRAM a. N or Ousyle snd ~ m9efuleeisis
SIcgT SAsSa-5g VI stoppne al Isruaent Sut.
sres Chester u she6 AndletUNer OCsyiu, FoSI JsrFG
yysbursh hancock Deposit Lsnesboto Great Bend
E,,gtauton ana al re stations west OF 6lA9H8ut0n
Sass1g gers 6pgo O. MS tram foced 10 ,7ens d ala
sse me train arriving a 8u1lo same aiern9on t3ss51
ers FOR ITHACA Cavlra Bridge. and TWINS or CAsga 4aAs
axe t- ears OF he Cay1sa anG SGsquehanua hahfo@d
81 Ovqeso which leave Immediately on no AEfiPa q
lie gr'et-ls Passengers ft Hoga ana AYcoicilg to-1
Ges Pa ake the cars Of the Corning and 'SsRs @ se
q CorDus S9ges leave Narrowsoqrg Haneoca Deposit
[a1esboro ainsbamlon Owego, MAYer,y sAar'- 'sosh-
- TRAINS TO NEW-YOBK.
ExPSEss TRAIN caves Geneva St4 - NJ Stopping g. 2
rairs Wayeriy OVFesc BnghAn5ou LsgesooFo pepNs,s
lhs,.=r and Suferrs arriving ia NevYork a. Sc NJ
WAY AID MAIL TRAIN esyes Corning ats A u StoPeln8
NI6HT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OeneVa al D I VI aAe
fIcrrellsve Al NJ stopping az all stations west Of Bng'
sofo1 ann ef Great Bend Lanesboro Deposit Hancock
Narrowsburgh Port JervIs OuS7lla Mlddeown ''9Saeu
Chester sude1ns ssd Piermoat arriving IN New-York al 5
O'Clock AN a.,
WAY TRAM leaves OtsvtIe at 50 NJ s,oPP!1g at al
DE stations, ard arriving in Newly orS AZ 10 y AN ~
NEwsuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh At , ~ 4. NJ ans
ga NJ ard ) NJ connecting wltA the trains gong "est
Leave Chester III ~ AM. and PM and 10 z M OF on
arrival OF the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier Zoos Dusns-s! a 7 N
Freight Geneva Rochester and Buffalo snd al paSeS
West taken bv Express freight Trains ami forwarded
through without desy CHARLES htNpll
SIS SUPERINTENDENT
connect the Hudson River Trains leaving Newly ork at ]
A ii and P N with the morning and evening express
trims going Eastward
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O'clock Line
NOR- HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE

ANOR HUDSON q INFER MEDIATE
4 LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt WE
Meler VII leave The steamboat pier foot OF Cefst
Monday Wednesday and Friday and th7 steamer COLuA
5IA Capt C. King, OF TUESDAY, THURSDAY and Satgnisy
a. O'Clock, connecting vita ne stsges Aewaurgh ZnEI
ton and Censkill
HUpsor ASD SERKsHIaE RAiLaOAD-Thc passenger
trains OF this Road ser March % viii Iesye Hudson ard
West Sockbrdge daily SUNDAYS excepted az follows
Leave Hudson al II and - Y. and Nes' STOCK.
bridge al 7 AM and P 81
Freight trains with passenger car attached WI IeaTs
Hudson 1t Ii A NJ and West Stockbndge a. 10 ~ A ID
Passengers by he morning Train from West Stock1rdgs
may the day boat for New or the boat fqr Po9g
keepsie aud thence BY railroad 70 New YORK, by z P2
Fare BY latter route from Hudson not excee1g 81 %
Passengers By tie evening train VII ma me steamers "
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and re
ARE OF tose boats viii be low other evening sel
on the nTer-u 80 downward, "a t4s Inc oosS nay
get the example. ~, ~. 4,
Througt tickets from West s5ockbrdge New. YORK u
T. and tie same fare returning Passengers should tec1@
ect that This fare includes berh which "a excluded ne
fares of other ROUTES.
The trains from Hudson both Roraing and evening coz
meet witt the trains Of the Western Roads as heretofore
Ia sn 7 WATERMAN Supt
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NEORRIs and ESSEX RAILROAD

NEORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
1VAPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leaye Nes-fork 6oi
OF Cortland-st so Am and 80 III; Leave Newark 10
AN and 10 PM.
PASSENGER TRANS DewN.-Leave Dover A, NJ. snd
IS p NJ; Morristown s. A NJ and > P NJ Madison
NJ and , % z NJ; Summit 90 A. Nj and 5 20 7 Nd
hlgie Is A. n and Is ?. NJ Orange % a. NJ snd
SIS P NJ.
FRElcHr TRAINs-Leave Dover A NJ and New-York
6RtSeE HORSE CAR--Leave Orange A NJ. and l so
P NJ New. York II 80 A. NJ and 80 7 NJ.
Passengers BY these received and delivered
each way North and South Orange, MlllyuIe, summit,
Chatham Madison, Morrsown Morris Plains, Osnviue,
Rockaway and Dover
AT Dover stages connected with the AM. passenger
train leave for Suckasunny, Sanhope Newton Jackets
town and Hope daily; Milford aud Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta JolnsoIourg
continuing TO the Lackawanne Works passing through Bar
sonyie Stsnhope pa Smiths Tavern Neag Ch-
ton, Dunmore, Hyde Park to Providence, ora Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet he P.A
trains for New-York
Al Denvie stages leave for Powerylle and Boonon on
the arrival of the A NJ and P Nj trains ro and meet Tue
A. NJ and P. NJ. trains for New-York .
At Morristuwn stages leave on the arrival or me a M
passenger trains for Mendham, Chester, Schooeys Noun
tan Washington Bevidere and EasIou, daily, and meet
the P. ri. train for NewYork.
Also for Baskng Ridge the arrival OF the III tram
returning morning. connecting win the a Nj tram tor
New-YOrk. -,,-.. T.
Passengers are procure their tickets before taxing ne
sea In tie cArs Tickes will te received only on the Day
are sold will be pe when paid In the cars IMAM
when paid for tickets the several ticket ohces assem-
gers show their tickets 10 the conductor when res
5S,irad " ulSu
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IMPAIRMENT or REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-To BUILD
EksStAed Proposals Will be received at the once OF s1o o
apArs Sqpphss basement No west End OF new
CITY Hall until Monday the 18Th day Of Eovebe at II coe. a,
L. which tina they viii be publicly opened, for mAAns a'erons
and ADDITIONS 10 Of Engine Company No 3d. aud hos eo
psny No = sresaby 20 the AID spee6ektoa e1aiea rs
Espare Pubic Brlda- Nc -
Iatstih ass required se;pais !or ssca sep
I.e.sy-Sog. is -. Wh. AD Aas,
CoErnsst1eet ei Repairs Aad Surprises
h7Ban1 osigess es7 e sa 81 t.tlef q tie ss1e oeTe
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Il ANEW.YORK to ALBANY, by Railroad and steam
boats-NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1850.
On and after Monday, October 28th 1880 the passenger
rains vii follows, Sundays exceptedl CONNECTING
Mt Pougf keepse with the fastsaing steamers Aida
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, running 10 and frona
Albany touching Al the usual II tsrnediae aadinga
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-st near Chalnbers-sL
All A. M-For passengers to Poughkeepste stopping
Ala is A. M-Express train for Albany, stopping al
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearmen, TaTrytown, Sihg2ligi
Peekskl, Garrisous Gold Spring flS1Aill, New HAM
burgh and connecting at Poughkeepsle with me an
MENIA or Aida, which viii land al Hyde PARK King,
ston, Tyol, Maiden, Catskil, Hudson Go1SaeEle' enc
Snyvesan, and arrive at Albany at SO r a. ,.aoo,.
At M.-For freight and passengers to tougnAeepSsI
stopping at al way stations
At2 2. M.-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie, aoppnG
Al p MExoress train for Albany stopping al Mag
hatanyille Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry DearHan Terryi2wp
Sing Sing Peekski Ganison's, Cold Spring p5la Now
Han burgh and Milton Ferry connecting at PoughkeegSe
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VIII land 81
hyde Park, Kingston, BanytoWn TlVol, Maiden oeSalu
Hudson, Coxsacke, Stuyyesant and NewSs-umoFe' eno
arrive at ALBANY at Il 30 A Nj ,,r, . =,
Ats 2 M.-for passengers 70 feeksa4 Stopping az an
way f iIs1Vr PoUeHKEEpsIE. GOING SOUTH
Alta Nor Ne'g-York stopping at ali the principal
at AN M'-for treight and passengers to Now.York,
A M0r on arrival Of steamer rom Albany
which leaves there al "A N stopping at NeY anburgb,
Fishkn, Cold Spring Garisons, Peek3ai. oIngSng Tar
Asp. M.-For New York, stopping a. III ~sy stations
AtGP Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany, which
leaves there al | 81 stopping 81 al way sLahons on
'SIa' LEAVE sEEKsKILL FOR EEW-YoRK
1t - a. M.-Stopping at all way stations
Passengers vi" promote their con7enenco and safety %
observing the following rules lat Give particular dree>
tons 10 tie where your baggage 10 70 Do do
hYerel that he may mark accordingly, ana thereby ayo3
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your ckes before ensr
ing the cars 3d. DO not stand on the platforms
0l2 Il OLIVER II. Ike, Superintendent
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TRAVELLING.

EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT
Il The splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA will leave
her dock pier North River for Neworeans direct, on
FRIDAY Nov. Is, al O'Clock precisely.
RATES or FARE.
Amer Saloon State Rooms.
Forward Saloon State Rooms. SO
For passage having fine accommodations. apply TO the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
n5u 81 and IS Southst
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DATES OF FARE REDUCED
IL q EMPIRE CITY LINE-Connecung win INC =. .
Pacific Mail Steamer at Panama Through Tickets 10 san
Francisco via Chagres on FRIDAY, Dec Is, at O'CLOCK
ThespIendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 500 !ans o4f
den. J. D Wilson Commander VIII leage her DOCK, Pier
No N R. for CHAGREs on Friday Dec. IS, att O'Clock
For freig or passage, apply to
M D6WlDi8 J. HOWARD / SON, a Broadway
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1oRPORATIoN EoTlCE-Pubhc hereby gwen to the
u occupant occupants Of all houses ana o
improved lands Affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and are as
tho of Assessments for examination ny all PsoHs
interested building Beach a. from Tue sasisl
hne Nth the wer Chapel ST. s
hints include all the several houses ana
o OF ground pieces and parcels of land situated n
both Beach 81 between Hudson and ChaPe IL on he
sy Of North bwseE Farck aud Hudson Sta ou
botb North Moore 81 and u iona
Church, Johns lane between Beach ana foS
ala and on the eaery Huds0s between North Moore ana
Beach SITS All persons whose affected the above named
As,euen opposed the eft er OF te are
present objections the antersned al
Their Office No Hall OF Records within thirty days IRON the a' OIL
his uoc-Oce Bureau Assessments, Street Department NOV
49, 1885 SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON lSAAC
WIZ SMITH, Assessors. US Iot
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owuer or owners ozpsnt occupants Of al houses aud @ 70
,roved lands, Affected thereby that ts
-n nave beer conn by n1 logged tie ocS
1 e Of Assessments for eIaHnateu by al 7f7oas a7st
cd VIZ For grading Both At FROM 0th 10 lihaenles A stg
eub and gutter lereln The limits embraced by Seh A.
,eser include all the several houses ard lots o.. Eo4l vacant
m NIECE. and parcels Of land situated bo. sdes Of s9 = %
tre,n 10th and It'll and on he Hs-tery 'i oil
9th streets All persons whose il-
b the above named and opposed 70
.h-ssme Of hem requested to present s,r
srtns undersigned te!r ONCE, No T. taI Of r@c
-tn thirty day. the date Of this aouceorhce sGfeaa Of ~
.sssrepts Street Department. Nov. 49, $50 IE Il oE
MOTT FRANCIS NlCHOIsOS ISAAC VIM SMITH, Aseessors
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CALIFORNIA.

mo CALIFORNI ANS.-IMPOR-
TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANeISCO-The
new splezdid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Iieut q BisseI L S n Commander, will leave Psns-
ms for San Francisco on the 18th Dec next n season lo
passengers from hence by the steamers OF n and ]'n
Inst - -i,,s-,5 :
ence "a the Caroline and the Union, whose admirable &C
conmodations and fine sailing qualities are wei Sh2Tt
She is fitted out with stores OF superior order ana nee
pains nor beray viii be spared to give passengers every
satisfaction. r-i,
Price OF passage from Panama 10 San francisco o99s
LIST Cabin.
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 80
AnnIv 10 WARD L PRICE. 70 Wa1-si
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d t~A-S - an
c,UYREME CoURT-n the usts.y Of rs srpcstoa Of the
Shayor A5srMs9 sas o913Sa1;y o. re Cy st
I've 70 me ~ Oh seS ~ h.5a a
hereby gn BY Mayor Aldermen and Common
5 he cy o. , g9p ., 70 a is ssi s 1oa J
OF the CITY Of fsw fot intend 70 maIe apph9a N ths
p pre-, ed Cor Of sat, At s ~. .f Tofs 80
ID. coa on tat or a. sooa sssssi.or a, coa5.
N The aooT7 eIttsa Hssisr .s' 20 nalts @ - NJ tyt
Pr2 PR. ~ . ne TT "a % SAD cy 81,
s 49 = @ - ,aest e ~ -,
80 - ~ ~ g. NJ :, ~ ~ u 20
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Of he esd a.s..st- en- -o-us=f ~. s'oes
l77ax4r JAMES 5. TH4TEF Paalc 451lnisira;.'f
~ 1I1T7 i Hon JOIN 5gr o. O tae jas=. Of as
1890 o9e r ~ ls ~, 5 ~ s,l.e r.55f ,.4s5s
$3.50 s s9,f'ad,o 'e III, al ,... 9 JoaS GoTTEsR
- 1T cc1r- - lsyr with ans months from
publication o Tet and nat TIE psnasPt Of 2; ~:
propen within Is state belonging 70 hf and -os ir9a'st az,
dG.ertt dsy - aovsnssr. 1850 BARNARD PARsoNs,
DO lawns Aaornays 'or Attaching or.ato
StUPkYME cOUBT-Clty and Couaiy Of New YORK ALE3
~ foON'i ~ ~ VI ~ ~ J. Al r. IN s5,n1 GEORGE
m sss s n. @ o 9 ,,T cs5 he q ts c3
md County Ssv-York tie lay o oes99sr $50 3aad
e[ys copy o. your % gI 10y e[r6 eTei. of the
~ to o.r.5 tie e ON ham ., e so7
i've hundred dolsr: beside the costs 'hs sv
's oas is%S %' low Plaintiffs Attorney % BesS'a.t
800, ,- -7-17I-5-1,5, -7,i-13T- -1 y gg,7-t
lNRoOert chaF-sTo ROBERT cHAhLtsfou are n, ,
ana q a to 9 ~, elk ~ % coaog a a s YORK
at the ety nan 10 '15 NAY % ar m oace e. g
ssd CITY within twenty days AFR he serSee Of
ts to answer the sad complain, PLAN
Tins WIN ste judgment for Tie Of SIX hundred and
Of oqr hundred ninety dollars eight With interest
from NE Thirteenth GAY o h t or relief Demanded in tie
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before the Tenth day Of March nTt-DItso veg OH '
(N PURSUANCE order of the surross Of tbs County
nnsw Ro 4efecy sFe S W VT $1,000 70
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
PROPOSALS.

GALVESTON AND BRAZOS CA
Va NAL-Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until the 18th December for digging e1cavang the pro-
posed Canal from Galveston Bay 10 the Brazos River &C
cordng plan and specifications as furnished by MAJOR
Stein Civil Engineer, on both the specihcations-Ez
One for so feet wide the waters surface Al feet at the
bottom and feet deep low water. The other 60 ieet
wide oil The waters surface 81 feel at the bottom and feet
deep at low water.
The plans and specifications ready for inspec
ton at the Office Of the President of the Company H. M,
Il Butler ESQ., in Galveston; the Office Of Major Stein,
Mobie and at the office OF II. BROWER Il co. IS
South-st New-York
~N- L. M Il. BUTLER I'm HITCHCOCK,
JOHN l.. SLEIGHT, EDWARD HILL,
Galveston Oct Is, 1850. nl2 lDl+l Commute