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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
N1EW-YORK Il NEW HAVEN RAIL.

VROAD-On and after Monday, October a. the follow.
Ing trains viii eave the Canas Station, near broadway
Passet gers also received al The NeWYork and harlem
Railroad Office, Twenty-seventh-st
l. Accommodation Train Al 10 A Nj Tor HeW-hocseis%
re- Port cse Fs1s5
Stafford, Milford and New Haven Passengers frou ts
WayStsons for Albany and The Stations on the Housaoi
and Naugatuck Railroads VIII take ms aln and stop al
Bridgeport Passengesfrom Way Stations for Boston Prov.
dence, Worcester Hartford Springfield and ConneGhcat
River Railroads will lake us Tram and lon Express trein
nj New Haven Passengers from the Way-Staiions for
HHmden, Cheshire, burlington, Planyie Pennington,
Avon TarIve and Coinsvlle VIII take this Tram ana
Join tie Canal Railroad Train at New Haven
2 Express Train al o'clock NJ for Stamford, Bridge
port Albany, Housatonic and Naugatuc Railroads New
Haven and HE Canal Railroad, Middleton, Hartford,
81 rr gfed and Connecticut River Railroad. Worcester,
s. Accommodation Train at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. for New
Haven and Ill intermediate Stations Passengers by this
Train for Stations the Hartford and New-HaYen Rail
road will remain at New Haven about one hour.
Passengers for Boston by taking this Train may remain
over from three nye hours al New.Hayen, Hartford,
SPRINGFIELD. or at anv Station where the Express Train
receives Passengers by this Train for the CO
nal Railroad Will remain New Haven until 81 NJ
l. Express Train NJ for Stamford, Norwalk pFtdgo-
port and oHsatonic and Manganese Railroads NewHsven.
Hartford Sprngfek Worcester aud Boston
S Accommodations Train P NJ for New Haven and ~
s. Communion Train 81 5 NJ for Bridgeport aud IA.
''' ile'-A+0 TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Conlmut8tion Train al 10 AN FROM Bridgeport stop
ping al all the intermediate SiGnons
2 Accommodation Train al J A for New ha'en,
cropping al all Intermediate Stations receiving pssyngerF
fron Naug Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train at 8 - An from New hayeli
ttoppng at al intermediate Stations receiving passengers
ton Hartford and New Haven Cens Ralirosd aud NsDs'
Express Train al 10 NJ. In connection win the Elk
press Train from Boston, from New-Hayen stopping a.
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from t9s
Housatonic Railroad Bridgeport
5 Accommodation Train al so Pm. (rece.v1rg passes
gers from the Accommodation Train from BOSTON, from
New haven stopping al all Intermediate Stations
s. Express Train al 10 NJ Tor IN connection Win E1
press Train from Boston stopping al BridgeP9r NorwAa
and Stamford arriving il NewYork a. Il so NJ Evening
Train from Pseld connects with this Train Al Bridgeport
Passengers are requested procure tickets before iakng
SEATS n the Cars. I'M II & B. MASON, supt
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O'CLOCK Line
LOR HUDSON 4 INTERMEDIARY

Il LANDtNGs-Tne steamboa: HUDSON. 0eP. @n
hs!ien vi! have tne steaahcat pier loot Of Cec, s.
MONDAY " ednestaJ and Friday and tn steamer COLUA.
BIA Capt King, TUESDAY. Thursday and Ssrurizp,
n ociocz connecting s re sisges HzbuTEh Eiug,.
ION AID CessAil
HUDSON AID bESzsaIRg RAILROAD The passenger
OF his Road 4iter March . r rave Hudson s.6
West Sacsnrd 90 daily SUNDAYS eycep;eil folpws
Leave hudson NJ a n and - ? n SRI Tres: Stock
bridge 3, = M and NJ
Er-is-i Iains v1I1 ps=ssL tef z--a-h-, gl ears
Hudson al II An aud tEest Stoczundge Al 10 81 AN
Passengers D. ne morning tran Ton Wosi SOck0rdEs
may tao e day boat for New York ire boat Poag
teaPsie and -aence b7 railroad To Ne" Tors ~ y
EzIe rs a.ier r11te TON Hudson 1u exceeding ; 3
Psss'e ~ tie 7antug rain - o1d re staRsfs CO.
ZU6fBIA and HUDSON ai5Ya-s gsits Tor tt1n ans -
ierT OF isT % as VII - iovv 2-
On tie nyer-rm - ss d0Enus.e q ss Ias hog;s ISg
SCI the example
Through tickets RON West stocsbiEs 70 N77s-Tor1
iec tia; his fare inciuias ser1h Ibch SECLUDED u dS
faJes OF other routes
The trains rom Hudson ooth sorning aud evsans cos
nec With Ihe trains ofthe Western Roads heretofore
ie5 6rn J. I. WATERMAN, SCpS
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6SoRPORATIoN NOTICE-Pubc hereby syen,to the
" occupant occupants Of all houses ana o
improved lands affected thereby that tue following
have been completed the ASSESSORS and lodged II
Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all persons
interested For building Bsacast from tile ea-er
hpe OF udsou and to connect with the Chapest Inc
Rm such include all the several houses and
lots Of ground pieces parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Beache between Hudson and Chapel @ on mo north
ei North Moore btween Varck aud Hudson s.s on
both sides Of Yatck between North Moore at and st john
Church both sides OF St oha lane between Beach and York
Aster eide Hudson between North Moore
Beach All whose interests affected by the above named
Agreements and who opposed To tho same or CIT e of them
requested their objections writing TO the undersed al
ts Office No Hall Records within thirty days from the date Of
ths noceOce, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Nov
50 1850 SAMUEL H DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
WIN SMITH Assessors. uaj lot
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6NORPORAT1OE NOTICE.-PubHc hereby 10 the
Sowner occupants of all houses and o
mproyeuo lands affected thereby that the following AS
been completed by the and lodged IN
OF examination by all
Interested For building Sewer with receiving
Chatham the westerly line OF Cross ST. The limits em0iaces
by all the houses and lots OF ground
vacant ots pieces parcels aud situated or both sdee
Orange Chatham aud Cross on both sides OF Cross
Orange and Mulberry and on the westerly sde oil M
berry between Chatham and BayNrd All persons whose inter-
named who opposed
10 ths same either them requested present their
objections writing the uudersaed at their office, No Hall OF
Recode thirty from the date Of this nouceohGe Blu
reau Street Department Nov g. M SAM H.
DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN shllh; As
BeeSOTt. hA' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
LvLEGANT TOILET REQUISITES
IA each Of inallble attributes
FINE HEAD OF HAIR.
RONIANDtS MACASSAR OIL.

RUN LANU5 NIAOASoAI VII'
The ,nurecedented success of this discovery, either in
preserving the hair In lis original strength and beauty or
restoriug when lost, is universally known and apprec
themselves and certified by the highest authorities II has
obtained the exclusive patronage of Roys not only as
regards the Court Great Britain nut those OF the whole
of Europe From lis exquisite purity aud deIicAcy It is
admirably adapted for the hair OF Children even OF The
pose in The nursery OF royalty, and by the families OF no
Billy and aristocracy Of Great Britain II is alike suited
for either SEX and whether empole to em6ellsh lhe
" grace and aspect will be found Indispensable aux
iarv 10 the toilet both OF ladies' and gentlemen Price
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CORPORATION EoTICEPubc notice Is hereby gwen 70 the
Oownsr occupant occupants OF All Houses hnG L9
gprove Lands affected thereby that the
completed by the Assessors nd are odgg
10 be the Bureau Of Assessments for e1amnao by al
peYous Interested building Broadway rom s
Fourthst oint ST feet north OF the sonhery hrr OF
The ms snbraced by such Assessment include
ali The and Lots Of ground vacant o pec4s aud
parcels Of situated the asle side OF Broadway between
place. westerly SIDE between Fourth
at Wave place All persons whose Interests so ssced by
The above and who Opposed to tho SANE
or either OF them arc requested present their obecons
10 undersigned at their Office No Hall OF Recotds within h
days the 81 this notceOce, Bureau OF Assessment
Street Department Nov 49, 1850 SAMUEL H DE MOTT FRAN
CHS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN. SMITH. Absessors- n13 lot
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BrAUTIFuL COMPLEXION.
RONN-T,AND'S kALYDOR

mineral or metallic admiXure 1t is distinguished for its
extremely bland, purifying and soothing effects on the
skim While by lis action the pores and Inc ninuts Sc
allays every tendency Inflammation, and thus eecuay
dsipaies all redness, pnpes spots, TSckes dls,
Cooations and other cutaucous ysllatons Inc rdnlaI
bloom 1t imparts the check, the sottDess and deicacy
which induces the hands and arms its capa6hty oil
soothing irritation and removing cutaneous de'ecS eei
il Indispensable to every toilet m 81. u, -, IT.
Gentlemen after shaving viii md II aiiay al lfrl.1
ton al Tenderness Of the skim and render ii SOFT sooI
and pleasant. -. 49,. l,,l
wirds of WINTER and in Of sunburn suHgs OF IN
secs chilbains chapped hands incidental Inflammation
lis virtues have long extensively been ecknowledged
LIS purifying and refreshing properties nave obtained ne
selection bg the Queen, the Court and the Royal Family
OF Great Britain and the several Courts OF Europe, to-
peher with the elite of the arstocracy from tie sury
eires Of india the frozen realms of The Car Price
- ],
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

Il Mrs Ann K. Simpson has been tried at
Fayette vile, n. c. on charge of having maSdered
her husband by poisoning, and acquitted
T. yicksburg Mississippi. was visited by
ere On the 1lth INST which destroyed property 10
the amount Of $4,000.
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---------,xCr nlylplSe The CITY or SEW YORK
Az fo FIRE Dl3Tklc1 5ayo, aoa coaae con
sossFy Of y. CO ,,I 81 SfF i0'' '''''s''
stt9 ~ lie cry Yok shan s divided 'nio sea
t PLY q. ~, FIRE D 'ha eoup,e al that par Of be
$50 l1 ~ I'VE ~ eroud-st aid eAs Of TIE slisHenue
ta soIH PIE District ,ba comptse af;hai par; q be
ste me n es:y..-colo md west OF tie SIX avenue
ti ~ Ttird pstoct sbsli comprise Al that part Of ne
h@W - corner Leonard aot Church ala thsnc NON
,tiag ' sy ae eosat Of Eghth avenue and t%say
ss ~ ibsIce vesry along rw~n1 second Il 70 tie Not.a
.seosf siopg the North K7er the place OF bs
rsaSt Forth Ere )..,sic, shan compose par Of the
st - a.d con ajprg follows beginning At the corner q"
asa eHg yi IT. a,tSas a5d Tssr5
10 secad 70 Lexington aT'nuei thence solpsfP
eg . Bss ihe corner OF Elm a1d 'soeNa ~ aa saa'7
70 .t,a,ht he cornsrol Church snd Leonard ~
@ ospe1 ard eoran ~ as follows CoIeing az ne eorht
AID scnsrd ard northety u sttaEnt hn9 70
iht En-. second 10 outher md along
q. Ear: ourtsenh e. ,beoce soa;h"este 81 srgn
I 10 he OF Leonad aat Orange s's ;hsacs westerly u
stsssh. ne F 5ssft s aha part Of ,b City
.e5 sed CONTAINING lollo~. Bes,nbrg ths corner
Lea.sS ' NJ as,S.st On the gss Kys ,hescs slou.
Rat fourtee.th ~ thence soahSeery u stfsga noe
ST. lie e2sa, Fire District shall cempre al that part Of The
e bootded and containing follows Beeunrg al the FOOT
Ma tie East RIVER and raaaiag t@nee westerly 10
The Of Leonard AID kI ats theLce ysII
ssra pe cug WalLst al ae usci'on OF N'h1 " "a S
ssc9 The Esh:h Fire Dfc shall conpss all nat part Of ae
atty bounded aud containing follows Begfnno at tes Toy %
10 he ofpr Of Leonard Elm ste heacs sou:hsfy
Fau and continued through me Da'' " ~
Etrfh River. 49,. a. ...,.I. hall h.
0re strois from the alarm bells -, -. :.u..ot.
IN the I'd District etros es IN me osn 81,
Sd Dntc three sircEt' IL i7 ~, 80.
Detct four strokes IN INC osn Ni7'''U'' go
su H. Aibe Tngjae Hose book and Ladder Companies
located IN the Dcis shah Dc required 10 doduy
he Fnsme Hote and and Ladder Companies ocated IN
.he TSrd sod Fourth Districts. a be required TO duty ooa
sab DttHcts -, c. ,.,.5..
All he Ensine Hose and Hook ond Ladder Companies ioeae
the Y,h end 1b Distress stabe required tod duty both sad
Districts d, =, - ,..i Fl.
The Seventh Eighth Districts, shall be required 70 DO day
both said Districts ~,
ADDICTED by tue Aldermen Nov lo5OAesants NOV
~ ,es ~ D r. YALESTtSE Clerk C. c.
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TRAVELLING.

ENOR BOSTON BY NEW-YORK and
h NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD-The following Trains
leave Canals station daily Sundays excepted for Bos-
ton AT o'clock A NJ aud Boston u, O'clock M
Dinner al Springfield Al O'Clock M and arrive al Bos-
As F. NJ By this Train passengers may stop from
three hours al New Haven, Hartford or Springfield
or at any station where Express Train receives passen
gers Al O'Clock NJ, and arrive al Boston al ll4j
supper al Springfield This Train receives Passengers
only at the principal sations See bills Of all tie Trains
Passengers desired procure tickets before taking
in the cars, K, Is. MASON, superintendent
November n 1850. M II
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
q 4 NEW-YORK 80 Albany hv RniIrasd and sraar.

II ANkW-f OK 10 ALBANY By Railroad and siaanas
5oats-NEsW ARRANGEMENT. 1850
On and alter Monday October 18th, 1880 The passenger
trans VII cln as follows Sundays eScepted,l eonntctsg
ST Poag seepse win the iastsailiug steamers Aida
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, 'u1ning 10 and frozn
Albany, AID touching the usual i7-rnedste laDugF
LEAVE NETWORK GOING NORTH,
rom he Office in Hudson-st near ChaIahersst
Al a h--For passengers % Pougnkeepse. stopping
al al the way stations
At Is a. M-Express tram FOR Albany stopping 81
ionkers, Oobbs Ferry, Dearm8n Tanytowu, SIM -SiG<
PeekskII. GarrsoIfs Cold Spring Fislkil New.Har
burgh and connecting al PougikeeIse with the AR.
MENIA or AIDA, which VIII and Al hyde Park King;
Splyyesant- and gfrivs st Albany 81 30 F. VI
At Il M-kor freight and passengers Pougnkeepsia,
stopping al al ysy stations
AT , ?. M-Eor Passengers oughkeepsie, stopping
1t P. M-Exp5ess rain cr Albany, stopping a. Maa.
sneSe peeIsSi G1rrisons cod sprns FishSi New
Han aurlb and Milton Ferry connecting al Poughheepsie
4 ii the steamer SOUTH AM4RIC CA. which 'gld land at
6ut CoAsackie, SuYvsssnt sad SeR Baltimore snd
ar5v atAlbaPi al Y 80 Il. NJ
ASP. M-Eor passengers 70 Peesskll, stopping al al
"'' Lave POUGHxEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH
al 4; &-For Sew-YoTs stopping 3; ~ tbs principal
1t a aI-foT iTsigat snd passengers to Nev-Yors
s.opping al statlOns
BtII Is 4 M-O1 on arrival OF St az.sr troal Aioen{,
which leaves there at stopping 81 New danpufEa
Fishki Cola Spring. Cason's Peekskil Sng-SDf TsT-
rytown. Dearman. Do5ba Ferry and Yonkers
Ats T. M.-For EewYorh, stopping a. 81 ~eJ staiioss
AtGP Nor IN arrival Of steamer from Albany aicA
leaves there al ? NJ. stopping 81 81 way sSuons, on
signal 49,
LEAVE gEEKsKlLL kOR l7EWfoEK-
SIT 45 A. M.-Stopping ut al way stations
Passengers viii promote ther cou genleIce d safe5 %
observing the following rules ist GiYs particular Glfec
ons the baggage-man where your baggage to be de-
hvered that he may it accordingly and thereby AVOID
mistakes and desys ID procure your tickets before eDia
Ing the cara. 50 10 not stand on Tie platforms.
o28F OLIVER Il LEE, Superintendent
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CORPORATION NoTICE-Pubc notice hereby given toths
u occupants Of all Houses and Lots po'7d4t utn
affected thereby that the following assessments AVe
been competed Assessors and lodged tho oc OF the
Bureau by all persons Interested
from the IN IN street, 10 tfe
norher line TIE limits embraced by soeh Assess
Houses and Lots OF Ground, 'a'gn
parcels Of LANE situated on both ses OF "a
9th and 18th streets and gu the aorthey tde 9th
Hast and Sd AL persons whose interests
affected the named assessment and who are opposed
either OF them, requested to present her ogc
cords within 6 dave from the det' oths ao,es SAMTS d.
10 SO NA>1' $3.50 -
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RTORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
VRPAssENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave NewYork foot

VAPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave New York foot
Of Cortaud-si 50 AM and so M. Leave Newark ID
Am and Is PM.
Passenger TRAINS DowH.-Leaye Dover A NJ and
- p M MorristoTu s. A II. and Is p. IL Madison
7:5A Nj and 30 NJ Summit 05 A. NJ. and 10 r NJ !
Mnvile 8 10 a. nj. and Is ?. NJ Orange 50 A M and
FREIeHr TRArxs.-Lesye Dover A M. and New-York
II! A. Nj
ORAxGE aoRsE CAR-Leage Orange IA NJ and 50
P NJ; New-York II SO A NJ. and 30 P NJ.
Passengers by these trains received and deVereo
each way al North and South Orange Milylle summit
Chatham Madison, Mornstown, Morris Plans Danyue
RockHway and Dover.
At Dover stages connected with the AN. passenger
train leave for Suckasunny Stanhope. Newton, Hackes
town and Hope daily Milford and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays aud for Sparta Johnsonoufg,
BarstoWn Columbia Delaware Water Gap, Strongsburgh
continuing the Lackawmna Works, passing through Bar
touvie Sanhope pa Smiths Tavern MeaglesyiIe Cuf
ton Dunmore, Hyde Park Providence, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the I'm
trains for New York
AT Denye stages leave for PowerylIe and Boonton
the arrival OF the NJ and z. NJ trains FROM and meet the
A Nj and 2 NJ. trains for NewYork.
Morstown stages leave on the arrival OF the a III
passenger trains fer Mendhan, Chester Schooleys Noun
lain Washington Beiydere and Easton, daily aud meet
the P NJ. train for New-York.
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF the T M tflh
returning morning connecting with the A Nj train FOR
New York.
seats in tie cars Tickets will be received only on the Day
when purchased The fares from each station where uckeu
are sold will he fire cen when paid ~ the cars lna
when paid tickets the several tickle! Offices assen'
gers are show their tickets 10 the conductor when re-
CURED. hloI
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CORPORATION NorICE-rubc notice hereby gwen to The
owner owners occupants OF all houses aud %
knpfoye or unmproved lands thereby that tie following
completed the and are lodged n
Interested viz buidDE with necessary rec~'ug es-
ms and connecting pipes Orange street from tue Sc er u
Chatham Cross street The limits EN-
brsced include all the several houses ana tets
paces OF ano aied on b@ SIDES
Of Chatham and side Of liberty street between
hath streets both SIDES Of Cross Set
,Aur and Mulberry All whose interests are affect
aud ~hoRf- opp sd 20 nc
or ehs present their objections 10 " u =
70 III. undeYsgued office, No Haef Records wuNn
DAYS from al this rutceOtice bureau ~ A,-eele
sh0 SAMUEL H DE nOtl, tttAN
CIs ElCHOLsOs ISAAC Wh SMITH, Assessors. MIG lot
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ISTRAgus HOTELS. ,oauoo,,
CRUCES, 49, IPANAhA
FIVHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
a Wallace w Williams, assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, al GoTgona IN.
der the management OF A. B. Miller and J. r. Conger.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, a. Cruces, under the man
Ggement of f. r Foger and X. Miller Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL al Panama, under
the management OF Adrian B. Miller iel D&Cu
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Change OF Hours, commencing Sept ..
EBAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
d AERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
gAave Suhern. f Depot ct Leave Now York
II O'Clock A NJ 8 O'Clock A
10 O'Clock 50 NTH. A. NJ O'CLOCK 10 MN Z d
&c O'Clock ? NJ ) CLOCK q usin. r u
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Sufeuls Depot al Leave New Yo.k al
= O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock IS min P n
or on the arrival OF the Erie trains going EasI
PATERSON TRAINS.
Ieave Paterson at Leave New York al
II, o clock a. NJ Marketed 6 CLOCK a. NJ
% O'Clock AN Pain Depot 10 O'Clock A NJ
l2oiclCck N Paterson Depot | O'Clock P. NJ
Il o'clock NJ PatH Depot 81 O'Clock VI
& O'Clock p. NJ Market-st 3 O'CLOCK IL
Except Mondays.
SUNDAY TRAINS
leave Pstersona al Leave Ne8.Yoyk 81
II O'Clock A. NJ Mnrketst o'clock VI
y O'Clock z. NJ Patn Dep 81 o'clock I M
n Bon Monday mornings The first raln rom SdnefA
willeave at on the arrival Of the 0usylle TAIN .
The A NJ. anG 5 IS O'Clock P ~ trains from NoN
York win not stop at any north OF Paterson, except
Rock Road and Hohokus and will be IN time TO meet nS
Enc trains morning AID evening, going "ea AZ ssneFn
HeDOt
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tORPORATIOE NOTICE-Pnblc notice is hereby TO Tue
owner or occupant occupants Of all houses aud lots III
noyed lands thereby that following Assess
nents completed by the and lodged IN ne OH
Of The Bureau all n;et.
sd viz For grading 36tb from 10Th lt avenues aud et
cnfb gutter therein Tic limits embraced by such As
ts pieces parcels OF land situated both SIDES OF 5t ST %
tyeen lOh h avenues the westerly side OF 10aYe
nus between 18Th AID 3Tth All persons whose interest,"
named Assessments and who opposed to
thesnm Of them requested present their objections II
within thirty days Of this nouceoCe Bureau OF A.
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WM SMITH AssessoTs
nlX
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Washing without Rubbing by the use OF the wonderful
M ASH COMP0IfNn nrenarea b,

Wv MADAME BEAYELT. PATENT LAUNDRESS
In SonPhsnee with earnest requests, MADAME BEA
III !" III cave ready Tor sale the lST OF DECEM
OUT kUbBING or pounding. The great popularity OF
her system OF EASY WASHING is well known This
compound enaoes one person to do large WISHING
thoI tine, ~iihoul oung the cothes akiug item wh!ta
as sqo" SOLD IN boules CONTAINING enough fov several
Sod by Grocers ana Druggists generally Send orders
With The cash, iree OF postage o S ToUSEY Agent 100
NRSsaE-st New.1oTk ~ S,5
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nErARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND suPPLiEs-To BUILD
1FERs-S,ad Proposals will bs Iecved at thu Office OF the Com
soner Repairs supplies basement No west cad Of new
City until Monday the S6lh day November al Is clock NJ
at which they will be publicly opened for making alterations
and ADDITIONS Of Engine COMPANY Ne 3d. and Hose Com
papy ageeab the plan and specification exhibited IL the
oce of the Superintendent Of Repairs Buildings, No 70
required to estimate o each
aTsisly,-Soy. 10, 1880. VIM ADAMS,
Commissioner Of Rspairo ami Supplies
siiher OF the above ohcss
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RlVER-Ey the splendid and superior steaz-
ers BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE OF great strength
and speed particularly adapted 10 the navigation Of Long
Island Sound running IN connection Nth The Fal RIVER and
Old COLONY Railroad distance of IS niles 10 Roston ony
Leave PIER Mr. near the Banery.
The steamer BAY STATE. Capt Vim Brown, on Tuas
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays at ? NJ
The steamer STATE Of MAINE, Capt Thomas u
levitt. on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at + T III
This line is the only that direct ior New pm
These steamers are lifted With coHnodous eatereoirA
and every cement for the security ana comfort Of %
Uengers VINO are afforded BIZ this route nights rest u
board and or arrival Fsl River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early The following morning OF can resS
on board getting Eher breakfast wished for un1 us
starting Of The accommodation ran al quarter oeioLe
7ocock NJ which reaches Boston al sboutSocloeA, An
baggage-aseris attached 10 each steamer, who 70
eeives and he baggage and accompanies Hae sSlS
otls destination. . -.
by other lines g..
Providence, daily, except Sundays. -.
Freight 10 Boston is taken 81 the sauna rsea Is ~ e r
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition oy a
Express freight tran which leaves Fan River every aon
ing SUNDAY cxcepsed at O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving al its destination at or aooai An
For freight apply on board. Al he ohcs on yer We
For sate-fooms or berths apply on board OF y u aes9e
10 secure them ahead, application may be made 70 ~
tsl0y TISDALE BORDEN Agenisr 10 ana II " '''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

Ssbo-COkPoRArlON kOTICEPubc notice is hereby cisen,
that petition has presented Board Aldermen
Avenue from Tie north the 18th
Al Interested ;he having theeto
snoed 10 Pestn NE same 10 tie Cousct Csrk Al ias
before Saturday, Soth NICHOLAS DEAN, Pes
dan Croton AQusdUci Department. NJ lOt