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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

C,oRPoRATIoN NOTiCEPubc notice hereby gwen to tie
owner or occupant OF all Houses sRd Lots
improved or unupruv Iud Affected thereby that the following
completed BY the Assessors aud are lodged III
the Office OF Assessments for s1annapon by al per
sons Btcressd binding Sewer Frankfort anu Gin stu
such include houses aud lots oi ground
pieces and parcels OF land situated on both es OF
Frankfort Jacob and Pearl STA both SIDES OF hSpe
Gin ard Pearl and on beth SIDES OF Ch from
Hague 10 point atJuI 80 ie7 south OF
All persons whose Affected BY the ABOVE
named who opposed 20 ihs saa or either oil
them requested present Their objections writing te i ia
densd thct office Hail OF Records, thirty dsys
from the this SAMUEL II De MOTT, FRANCIS
NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN. SMITH Assessors Once bureau Of
Assessments, strset Department Dee. s, 1880 d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11
TsACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Il PANY.-The public s Informed tina! under the ar.
engagements Of this Company, steamers inspected and up
proved by the Navy Department and carrying ne United
States Mails viii continue TO leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the first and fifteenth days Of each month"; unless
detained by unavoidable accident the nonaryal of tho
Mails anaIne The Steamers Of the first OF the month
will touch al Acapulco San 8las Mazaan san Diego and
Monterey. The Steamers Of the fifteenth OF the month VIII
touch al Acapulco, butno other Mexican ports.
The steamship COLUMBIA viii ply regularly amer
her arrival in the Pacific between San francisco ana pcrh
In Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF nhS
aud passengers from Panama aud returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer from
San Francisco regular line OF propeers viii be kept up
for the transportation freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco.
The connection Atlantic will be maintained by inc
Steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New-York on me
ism and CHEROKEE, leaving NewYor on the 28tn OF
each month for Chagres third boat Will glsO % kept In
New York q spare steamer. 49,, 49,
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLADELr
PaIA will form direct line between New Orleans and
Chagres leaving such peroda viii insure as lltte
detention possible the lshnus. and forming WIZ Inc
Pacific steamships THROUGH LINE 10 and from New
Orleans and pors in Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application 10 the Company 81 Solths New 9otk AP
pcaens for passage from New Orleans should be mede
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRAsON co. Agents, 3! that
place. on,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

toRPORATI0E NOTICE-Pubo hereby gwen the
owners occupant Of all houses nd lots,
improved unpoved lands Infected thereby that hs following
completed and lodged
The office ths Bureau OF Tor o all persons
interested tagging the walks OF Bsthune
lou ts vide from Washington West The limit. embraced
byI include all the several Houses audi Lots Of
Ground vaut Lots pieces parcels Of an' situated both
Beunsst bstPeen West and Washington sts All Fenns
sreseced by The above named Ass=ssions and
who are opposed either Of hem requested to
preen,efo objections rvrns 70 the undersigned at er ohce
No Hall of Records within h,ry nays from The date ct TINS
notes. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
SMITH AsAesSot Office Bufcau ofAssessnien Street De
Dec. g., 1850. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

6NALlFOR NIA.-TRANSPORTA-
NlTtON across the ISTfIMUS OF PANAMA.-ZACH-
RISSOk, NELSON Il co. o. Panama, prep tred
transport FREIGHT across the lsthmus, or lake II
pact aye be Of poIebe ,iZe weight and properly
covered, H. N co responsible for damage or
accident in The transit The charge OF transportation 10 be-
pre-Ia,id in New-Yofk For particulars apply to
d. IL an9t K. LACEfRISSON N Co ~ Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

SUPREME CoURT--Chauucy BeRppp snd James drggs
srpnst Richard Jackson and john Lang the
A. summoned the
plant IN this which 6lcd Ia the County CLERK ONCE N
br,n,e County al Goshen November 1900 and serve
ny OF your Kewbuh, in SAID County
4 vs. after exclusive OF Tue day OF sueh
s.. aud YOU the compliant as aforesaid Tue
plaintiffs take Judgment asapst for the a fourteen nqn
cost. q, nit-Ds,ed New H. 1880 FULLERTON FoW Lkh
- -. - law6wW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

TORPORATIOR HOTICE-Publc hereby gwen, tohe
owuer or owpers occupant occupants Of all nuuses and io
improved or uniprove hands, affected thereby that ihs following
completed NY tho Assessors aud are oss
the OF Bureau Assessments !or examination ~ ali poi
sons interested For badng newer BATAVIA ST !d near
Ike intersection and connecting with tbs sewer
Roo,sves limits embraced BY tnch assessment ircHde all
ground, lots Ao PARCELS
OF land situated sides OF Batavia at bs~een James add
Roosevelt All persons whose interests ara affected By tho
above and who opposed - the same or
ofthe requested 10 present their objections ~ wing
10 the upde al Office Hall at RscOds, within
ttty DAYS from, the SAMUEL h. DE MOTT.
FRAkClS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors ohes,
Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Dec s. 1882 d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

NTnqCE aver according law to all persons having
n thims aean HORACE CoiSW ELL Ats OF the Village of
erpoIt Southoh and County OF Suffolk deeeaSed
thai they exhibit the with vouchers thereof
10 the sgGscber Aduuatr1 goods chse and credits
decese her residence GreenPort aforesaid OF TO hef
Attorney Abraham faroou South kewio 4, on or before
Me Twenty May ueIDatel New York. 27th No
70 Hher 1880 CATHERINE COtiS w ELL, AdaAa!SU"'rl'
E.t\k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

NOTICE hereby according TO "T TO Al PERSONS bsyns
In Kings County deceased that they required to exhibit ths
husue No the City Of New YORK. on or before
@ s.io e~;SnsW WIN. HALSEY, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

M Office IS HEREBY GIVEN according law, ait
HAVING against CHRISTIAN MAf late Of the City OF
EXHIBIT TIE with
ihs either OF the undersged at their places oil
hsnts m City aforesaid, before the 18Th Do
next and all persons Indebted TO tie deceased wall pleas"
nnx he an ount the time Persons
OF pslutius Of belonging 70 the
ssr.psed are T.quessd The without desy-Ns~
EeA' Dr. X ssNFF lo7 Grand street y,sco,ors
ev,s FREK LIkSE, 70 GhliAtreet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

ar PURSUANCE the Surrogate Of ths County
YnrA rocr hareby svea ell persoo having
JOHN BURpELI The City Of New York, deceased pre-
nt tho ans vouchers the SUBSCRIBER
NJ sSs Broadway the City OF Nav LOS beiors the Tween
IN gay o. May Dated Nav tho l3d ,si OF NoyeHS
Ssr lisa nj tAN6mWS HARVEY 8URDELL, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11
CALIFORNIA.

EyOR SAN FRANC1SCO-The new
d splendid clipper ship
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 10 be equal to any ship ahoa She provided with
patent yenilators and has superior accommodation Tor
passengers For freight or passage, apply 10
d. # GRINNELL, MiNTURNa co. Is South-st
YVyO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il TANT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF PAS As.
SAGE FROM PANAMA. TO SAN FRANClSCO.-Tbe
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Lieut. g. g Bsse, u. s. N Commander, Will leave PanE-
ma for San francisco the l5b Dec next IN season !of
passengers from by the steamers OF nth and @5o
inst ,..
The Constitution was built under The same saPenlend-
cnce as the Caroline and the Union, whose admraoe ac'
Communications ans sailing qualities ere WEI! known
he s fitted out with OF superior order and neither
pans beray viii be spared 10 give passengers every
satisfaction
I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
Stcerage. w
Apply 10 WARD & PRIZE ~ " aIi-s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11
TgyaF RRITISH and NORTH AMER

YHNHE BRITISH aud NON II AN TN,
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS 8Er ,Ns I'm -
NEWBORN AND LIVERPO oil direct, and 81 EEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. ,,,e -, ,.. and No.
The Boston boats only calling ~ Aal'NA W 'S- W
ceve mails snd passengers. ,,,, q n Io,,
ASIA Judkins hCNV1nN "a S,nns
AFRICA, A Ryrte YIN ~ W., HARRISON
CAMBRIA, Lelych -, .,,
These vessels carry clear WHITE Llekr ~ t"e' i"
head: GRrgN on sarboarJ Side RID On port SIDE A.,
AFRICA Ryric from Newly ork, Wednesday Gun NoY'
CAMBRIA j. Leitch, nom Boston, "Wednesday, <,n H NOV
NIAGARA j Stone, nm New orN, wednesday, {h ~
EUROPA from Boston, Wednesdsy' i las p Pec
ASIA C. IL e. JudAins, or y Y Wednesday, bS.h nv
AMERICA. - from Boston, wednesday 29 ~, Pee pee
AFRICA a. Ryre from New ZOE .on W VIM i5th jan
Passage rom NY Boston 70 Liverpool ~ c"1 80 10
Ereigh viii be charged on sPec!e beyond an amount iof
personal eNpeDSss
An experienced Surgeon on board A,,b ,ha Pc,,
All etterg and newspapers mus. pass hto"SH 'N0 ~
Office.
FOR tFe's"' "iU p1''A7 r. fCi}NARD Jr SO Broadway
French German and other foreign goods feceVeo Suo
brought IN common with British goods -, NJ, vL
Though bills OF Uding are given IN avre oa h he
Aner The ls Of April next tho rate OF el8n oy tno
above steamers from Liverpool viii 10 very hiset ~
reduced. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11
YgYVE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
q a1N1n,an SrATES MAIL AMERS.-The ship9

e0,nPTsNNET IG 6aomjn Wes, PACIFIC. Cepmin Nye
hnPr rn Csptan Luce, BALTIC, Capt C0mstock.
ADhlATIC Capt Grafton. -,
These shps having been Duht 10y contract eAptesy IN
government seryce every care has been Inktn N heir CON
srcton ma also in their engines 10 ensure strength aho
speed and their accommodations for passengers sIe sAe
aualled Tor elegance and comfort ,,;,i s,so ex
Price Of passage rom New YORK. 70 Liverpool SiSoi SS
elusive use of extra size 49, from ysEpoot
to New York, G35 An experienced Surgeon Sssched -
each shin No Berhs secured Lntt paid or
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
vaoa Npw-yoAK PROM LIVERPOOL
gaturdsy December u 1850 Saturday, December H. 1890
SATURDAY December 81 TOO Saturday oeeemeer - I Iss9
"Wednesday january o. la5l Saturday, January ~ iS2i
Wednesday january y, 1851 Saturday sebruary T. lSSi
"Wednesday Fcbruuy5 lS5i saturday seonafy ~ , !S2t
WeGnesday' March ), 1851 Saturday, March z, iS5i
wednesday, March 10, 1851 sanoriay April 8, ls6i
Fortnight passage apply 70 EDW ARD & CoLLiNS
IS Walst Nep-YoFk or to BROWN, SHiPLAY 90.
Liverpool, r. @ ROBERTS & CO IS King's Arms Yard,
London. or l.. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard, Mont1narre,
Paris
lie OF these shps VIII not be accountable for
gold silver bullion speco, ewelty pIecloas stones or
metals unless bills Of ang signed die'efor and mo
value hereof therein pressed
Alter the lot Of April nex te ofnegh by the aSoyo
n,ea,ns,e viii he MATERIALLY reduced s28 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

M PURSUANCE Of oderof the Surrogate the County OK
wfork souge is hereby to all having CLAIMS
aSa,nst RENJAMIS HUSTACE, Ss OF 81 York. do
with vouchers iheyso tie subscriber
store sSs Fuhons,rse The City Of New York,
Sste hlrteh eli December usztpaet, Nsvferk, The
rasnty G0h day ofJupe, 1880
is9oiAw6m tSsa JOHN HUSTACE, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

I'm PURSUANCE Of Surrogate Of the County
QEs~ loTk Notice hereby gwen AL Psrcous having csms
aAnst HORACE HAPMAh late ofthe merchant
Isces TO with thereof tots
Al tho sors pevso No ~ Maiden lane the CITY Of New
YoA on or bsars the eh &Iy of April ae1tDSts4 Nav York
he eighth day eOStobs 1880 JONATHAN \, AYREs Executor
90 Isw6uWs BEISEf DAY, E1ecuSt1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

~ PURSUANCE tia Surrogate the County 81
Knew Yot kotcs heety gwen 70 Al person, having c9I'
ceased present the same with Tho vouchers thereof TO the sub
crers al the Of Beean Brothers, 87f Broadway
Of atres City ~ New YORK before the 7th
4 Of New York the 10Th daY Of June 1880
ALFRED RRIDGEMAN, (rx.o,.ov,
js!2IaW6nt ANDREW BRIDGEnAN, : '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

IN PURSUANCE oil an osr of the Surrogate OF Tia County Of
New York hereby gwen 81 pereoas having elans
ua, WILLIAM H. RoLSTOS ais Of the CITY OF Now fort de
70 f"eat the with vouchers thereof 10 the sueoresT
= 80, i'Aasaes No sss Madsont The C Of New io on or
s,te me tvrst ur dSS December neINAtsi New York
I've sev snte~ush dSy Of J0pels ROLSTOs,
lslSiawomWS Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

STREET DEPARTMENT, No Hall Of Records-Publc
kSnce gcn tho following psou has been pre-
seu,o tie Board OF Aldermen To dia hth Avenue from 10Th
l2 streets AL interested having ara
requested em writing TIE undersigned AT his eli "a
Of before the 9 day Of December INST As the following re
uinni 10 tfgeas and pave The tie cas way a., eur, and PIT
etoees aqd les space four through dsra X Of wen
iS 81 5e.wetn AID Hudson Rye-Deceuer q 1850
DO JOHN 7 DODGE Street Communicated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

PURSUANCE 81 rd.s Of snrrek.ts the Coanty
$50 sSSs hefSSy gvuu all psrscus sa'Ins esalos
N$s 'A9ItN SANDS, hs tbs City o. So~-fork Dc
S n. P S '9s . With vouchers thereof TO the saesc
Nav fo bsors he lsi dsy Of March psss nstsS Nav.
fo0l ies 10th day Of August Is8e V
,.,y, MARTHA SANDS Administrator.
~ -N-V4''' 81 JOSEPH {. SkANEN. inaIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
New York, Soce hereby to ali persons having claims
,aiust FLYNN late OF the City OF hEYork dscoasd,
present vouchers the the shop
Of John Flynn list and 73dstfeet the
Guy York, before the twenty a day Of March ueIt
Dated New York tie seventeenth day Of September 1880
JOHN FLYNN, (rxacr,.r,
s1S;law60tW FRANCIS CRoNEKEN !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

STREET DEPARTMENT No 4HALL or REcoRDs-Pab
@ 0ice Is hereby that the following petitions have
pstened The Board Of Aldermen To e1,-ri tbs Harlem s
rad iTuH - preset tenn nath OF lhs
psfS ;o grade aad - nin and gutter between IL - al
Hudson R-rf. tac- lbs eowEs n r-E9te
sSoe, cub atttT st5ast, 5h-tt Ess;
aver Al nieresl-i, laSGs ghrcup9s r{i
sarsitd Pivss hem vrtns The unt-Fsa-d-
before tie lth day Ct December, aastDet 1854 JOHN
BODICE, Street. CeRasAssosss ts q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

IN PURSUANCE ocdsr Of III. Surrogate Of the County
ASew York soes hereby Sve2 Al hsrs claims
Against SAMUEL HAZARD, Sto OF the City Of New YORK
eSsut deceSsed pesea the .as thereof 10 s
sabecrhs at the BanA OF ihe Stale Of Nav YORK. No 50 Wall
Cay OF New Ierk bsios the third day
81 MAY osrtDSsS New York the 10Th day o. November 1850
ns0 iSw6m'W c, w. LAWRENCE, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

STREET DEPARTMENT No 4 HALL OF RECoRos-Ppb
She notice hereby gwen, that the following petition been
presented The Board OF Adetusn To
teoold Eighth All pessoas Interested
having oescas thereto requested them writing
10 the uders eatd 18th Gay Dsce
oo : J0HS T DODGE. strest couuai..ousr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

IN PURSUANCE tbs suIFsats Of hs County Of
New York hereby gwen TO all persons having ens
ogArust FRANCIS NELLY tbs CITY Of New forG, grcer
deceased present with vouchers thersof 70 The ,ass
oil Bernard Reilly No l0 Fulton street tie City
YORK, before tho tweay shl DAY OF March nsIt
Dzisj fork. the twenty day octnhar, 1850
BERNARD REILLY Adm nIstrAtor
osS avon w ANN NELLY Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

tR0TtY 1gUEDUcT DEPARTMENT, Rotanda FafE, DC, :
| -CORPORAT1OS SOTICE-PGbbe notice IS hereby
os-top has a-eu presented the Board OF Asstaat
o SD 81, from STU 10 dadsoa avs All persons
,srs} he ABOVE objections thereto afe lrsea 20
he saae writing 70 the Contract CaLH Al '4 oce On u
eto,e NOM e. :, 800 dj lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

4,fhEET DEPAKTagSI. 80, HALL or hhCoAD7-faele
- loue- hereby nat the oo~i7s 'roioso7s hs'7 S
he Bod Of Adsnasn: To Fe.Ft-c -91 gre
f4h from h 70 ave- esuHe and grade sil - rom "a
10 5h ava Apersous interested hayns hetso As
rnss To o,e.-t them ung Tie ardir'Eged, at hls ones
Of o. kef. I4S da, Of December, asLDsc t. 1900 IoiS
7. DODGE Street Comnl.Hoosf ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29
DAILY FREE PRESS,--NOv. 81, 1850.

The call 70 the great Union" meeting of
those who reverence the Constitutions" which
came Off yesterday in Fancul Hall, was signed
! by some 5000 of the $4,000 voters of Boston,
AMI, among others, by DANIEL WEBSTER, y ~
jaIait 7. Halle I, and th IcS Goriln Greene !
The Boston papers which, advocated this meet
| ing, informed their readers that Speakers ''wor-
thy of the importance of the crisis" would be
present and address the asscmbagc. Now VIC
should be glad to know what the particular
/" crisis" is, which compcls Daniel Webster
AMI Benjamin +. IIallctt to shoulder muskcts
in the same Company. Away off in Vermont
we can't see the threatening danger To u.s.
the Country appears to be peaceful and pros
porous, $50 far as it can be under the I4ocofoco
Tariffs and Sub Treasures of Mr. Benjamin F..
lIalctt's making) AMI there is no 81 n whatov-
or of " crisis sufficiently imminent to war
rant the "huc and and cry " that is raised about
it. What IS the "criss ~ Will the Boston
Con- icr, or .Mrciiscr, CT some other Massachu-
sets paper, inform us : Ii tic "criais has re-
ally come at last, and if the stability of the
Union and the Constitution is threatened, we
should ike to shoulder our muskct,-or write a
series of resolutions, to meet and overcome
tlo danger. The people of Vermont would
like t. know when ana how the Union is in
danger! They want chance to help in MAIN
tanning it, They will chccrlully fight in the
company, or even under the leadership, of Isaac
Ill., Frank Pierce, Benjamin F. IIalct, or the
f itor OF the Boston Post, to preserve the IN
ion. They reverence" the Constitution
And they would like to be informed who it is
that threatens to damage the integrity of that
ms runent. They have heard Of no such class
Of men. They don't know where to look for
enemies of the Constitution? They suppose
that all New England is dcrotcd to the Consti-
tuition.
- But VIC Country folks may, after all, be
mistaken. When we see tic names of Daniel
Webslor, Ban +. IIllot ana Nh Green Of
the Boston Post, subscribed to call for meet
ne in Fancuil Hall to "prcscryc the Union,.
we are GGujd, at once, that the Union is Sc
riqusly in danger. But we cannot see Il. The
Union appears to us Ncrmontcrs to be doing
"prctty well coa'il2rin.' If any present dan
g'r does threaten it, for Heavens sake let US
know it! Bat il the danger is Pickw ckian, as
VIC suspect, then let it be avcrtcd by rickwick-
i'm me tings in Castle Garden AMI Fancull
all. Let Mr.. HallcH deliver an Grafton, an
Col. G"ecnc CT OK an appropriate joke, and Mr.
Webster write a letter highly AUDITORY of
r.
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stephen 4. Holt Miss t,tRhELlA G, eldest
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