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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IA ODCON NJ ' EN- ltfA1ll$O<A1|'
Il IL NETWORK to ALBANY, by Railroad and steams
boats-NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1850.
On ana after Monday October 28h 1850 the passenger
trains vii follows, Sundays excepted) connecting
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, znnning TO and from
Albany and touching the usual II 9rnediate nndngs
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in HudsoI-Gt near ChGlHberssL
All A. M.-For passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
at all the way stations,
At Is A. Ai-Exprcss train for Albany, stopping at
Peekskll, Garrisons Cold Spring Flsakl, New haII
baIgh and connecting at P9ughkeepe YIN Ae x An
atom, Tiyoh4 Maiden, Caskl, Hudson coxsaekie, and
Stuyvesant, and arrive at Albany al 80 P NJ ,,
At IL b-For freight and passengers to PoughKoeps'e
stopping at all way stnuone ,r
Al p. M.-For Passenger to Poughkeepsie stopping
Al p W-Ex;ress rain FOR Albany, stopping al Maa-
hatanvile yonker0 Dobbs Ferry, Dear.nan, rqTyIown
Sing Sing Peekskin Garrsons, Cold Spring Flshkl New
Hhn burgh and Milton Ferry, connecting at Pooghkeepsie
Hyde Park, Kingston Barytown, TtYo1 MAIDEN Calskl
HudBon CoxsaCke, StuYYsa0nt and NsW hsILaore- haa
arrive stAlbnny at Il so a d. -, ., :, N
"'' Leave POUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH
Alta M.-For New.YoEA, 9toppmg at I'll Ire principal
Ats A M-For fegAt and passengers to New-Yorhi
stopping ali way statons = -. g. 4,,.,.,
which leaves there nj NJ stopping at Nsyy-
yshkI Cold Spring, Garrsons PeehskiN sung Smg faT'
Ats P. M-For New YORK stopping al al gag satlons
At6P Nor on arrival of gteuncr from Albany, WHICH
leaves there CT 2 NJ stopping ct al wSy ssaons' On
F'Si'ui' LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NEw-YoRk
ats IS h. M-Stoppng al az way stations
Passengers viii promote their convenience add safety b.
observing the following rules st give particular Gree
lions 10 the bageageInan where your baggage to be d.
hyered that be may accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes delays I'd procure your tickets before eneE
oz8 OLIVER H LEE, Superintendent
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NEW ARRANGEMENT to BRIDGE.

PORT-FARE 5Ocaon and ener S 35A1
NOVEMBER Is, 1850, the Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS
Can't Charles Weeks will leave New York, foot OF hsr
he every TUESDAY ThG nsd sdd Se4 1o hs
Railroad Dock every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
at AM Bridgeport and Railroad Fe 9 taken ba
Captain on board or The Agent on the Wharf nl6 lmF
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New Yo1k notice hereby to all per.Sn. Sayns es
,nt n MEL BERRlEE late Of the CITY of New ork oeceas
,s sane with vouchers thereof the subscriber at
sstoe No. Ss7 Peas,fss the City Of New York on or GsiGrs
~ av Of February next-Dated New ok the ION gay
stAugu6t 1850 pR-"Aii ~
q rErA1Nn
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FOR, EUROPE.

STEAM COMMUNICATION Be
STWEEN PHILADELPHIA, AND LIVEAP0VWV}h'oo
The powerful! new Steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, d
p Mathewa jlae Of the Great Western.") Commander
go tuns $50 horsepower is intended 10 sail
FROM PHILADELPHIA. RON Lt' 1sSfC , ,o-o
Thursday, 10th an 1851 wednesday, lth 1e- 80 80
Thursday 18th March t85l wednesday, lZtl CO. ioIi
tween Glasgow and New York and has splendid stae-rooni
accommodation for about 10 first and second caOn paSe-
gers. mo Storage passengers i0ken) o,
RATES OF PASSAGE
roo,t nun ,nrrITirA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Firlt &c CabaIiGe Dollars First Ca9tq-22 Gqineas
Second Cobn--G0 Dollars. Second CaOln-iJ Nuneas'
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee but not
Wine or Liquors which can be had On board
RATES OF FREIGHT
FRoM PHILADELPHIA FRoM LlNEhrooL'
According 10 agreement IA stefllhs per tuH iet9'tc
All goods sent 10 he Agents in Philadelphia viii be for
warded with economy and Dispatch.
There are two powerful Ste amshPs now under contract
for this Lincone in NeWYork and the other IN Glasgow
L be ready during the ensuing Summer -,-,,.,c.-.
For further particulars, apply IN Liverpool ana belfast
to RICHARDSON. BROTIIERS& co. IN G Qsgow, TO
PATRICK HENDERSON CO: and IN Philadelphia
and New York, TO RICHARDSON, WATSON y CO'
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CORPORATION NOTICES

{toRroRATioA NoTfcE-Pabe Notce hereby gwen, he
1o"net Owners occupant all Ho5ss and Lots
improved or onnpfovsd Lands ereed thereby that he following
Assessments have 6en completed BY ,he Aasof and edged
tue Office Of the bureau ~ Assessments or BY all
pstaGua ef's ted For bulldog sever t!l bstTse1
ard Maeson The limits 5rcsd ty crh aseassHt lc1ts
al he several houses and lots Of g:7uHd, los peers I'D
pareeso sre tgs'e9 bth sSes OF 3 I hea IN and
Madison Al perroas who's interests Affected b. TIE
1sose aed Assea-Isl and vino opposEd same,
eiheF OF her requested prseat TIER 81 eons, ~t
20 te CRED, cfce 10 Hal Of within
thirty JAY. ron he date Of Tins notce SAMUEL H. De MOTT,
yRhSCis NICHOLSON, ISAAC Wil 3HITH Assessors Once
BuTean Of A5sseausnt5 Street Department, Dee i3 d.
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AEORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
lsAPAssENGFR TRAINS UP.-Leave New-York foot

REORRI5 and ESSEX RAILROAD
IYAPASSENGFR TRAINS UP.-Lcave New-York foot
OF Corllandst Mi. and 80 PM Leave Newark 8 10
A.M snd / 10 2 VI.
PASSENGER TRIMS DowN.-Leaye po7er y. III. and
145 N. MornsioWn Z 8 a. n. and = Z NJ Madison
T45A NJ. and 10 2 M: Summit IS a. al and 05 p NJ
Millyue - a 81 RIO 10 ?, ii Orange s. a NJ. and
S35 T. 81
FREIGHT TRuys-LeaYe Dover S A. NJ aud New-York
III A NJ
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way at North and South Orange, MilTue, Summit,
Chatham, Madison, MOrisown, Morris Plains, Danys,
Rockaway and Dover
Al Dover, stages connected with the AN. passenger
train leave for Suckasunuy, Stanhope Newton Hackets-
town and Hope daily; Milford and Owego Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, Johnsonburg,
Blairsown Columbia Delaware Water Cap Srongsburgh,
continuing othe LackawHnne Works passing through Bar
onviile Sanhope pa Smiths Tavern, NeaglesyiIe, Cliff
ton, Dunmore, Hyde Psrk to Providence, Tuesdaye,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meei the PM
trains for NewYork.
At Denville stages leave for Powtryile and Boonon
the arrival the NJ and NJ trains FROM and meet the
A. NJ. aud P M trains for New-York.
AT Morrsown stages leave the arrival OF the A. Nd
passenger trains for MendhR, Chester Schooeys loun
tain Washington Belvdere and Easton, daily and meet
the NJ train for New-York.
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF the 7 Nj train
returning morning, connecting with the "A nj train for
NeWYorK :,
Passengers are procure their tickets before taking thef
seats In tie cars Tckets will 1e received only on the day
when purchased The fares from each station where tickets
are sold will ire when paid in the cars than
when paid for tickets the several ticket olces Passen
gers are TO show their tickets to the conductor when RS
99nred nl8tt
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L7OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RlVER-by yhe splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and STATE of MAINE, OF great strength
speed particularly adapted 10 he navigation OF Long
Island Sound running IN connection Eth The Sa River and
Old Colony Railroad distance OF IS niles TO 6oson oDy
Leave pier N & naart tie Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE. Capt WIN. Bfowa OF Tuss'
DAVIS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at4 NJ
The steamer STATE OS MAINE, Capt Thomas @.
levitt, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at Z M
This line the only one hat rlhs direct Or Ne1porL
These steamers are fitted with councillors staereoFna
and every for the security and comfort Of pas
Eengere who afforded by this route nghts rest ca
board and arrival Fail River proceed par railroads.
reaching Boston following reaa1a
on board getting their brcnkas! If wished for unl tho
starting OF the accommodation train 81 quarter before
oclock NJ which reaches Boston at about clock AID
baggagemaster 10 attached to each steamer. who re-
oe7es and tickets the baggage and accompanied the saus
70 lis destination.
The rates for passage and the price OF the
game by other lines.
steamer nuns in connection with this Inc to and troaz
Providence daily except Sundays.
Boston taken al the same rates 81 BY me QUICK
regular ines and forwarded with greater expedition by OK
Express freight which leaves AL River every morn
Ing SUNDAY cxceped) al o'clock FOR Boston and New
Bedford arriving al its destination at or about IL AN
For freight apply board or at the Office on Pier R
For staterooms berhs apply board or It deaTed
TO secure them ahead application may be made to
IelOy TIsDALE BORDEN. Agents, 10 and u "eSs-Sii
DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.
IL The barge CLINTON. Capt Wiltsie, every Monday
EXCHANGE Capt Rosekrans every THURSDAY PouGh'
KEEPSlE Capt Hoffman, every Saturday st. s. O'Clock,
81 from foot Of MHrray-s for passengers and freight
The above Darges elegantly furnished with state
rooms and spacious AID comfortable cabins and arc ex
pressy 6ted up for the comfort and convenience OF pas
sengefs and arrive Poughkeepse 10 time Tor the stages
70 Sharon Pine Plains and New-Mford
yyT +, h VAIL Ia Wsst-sk le2i 6l
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A7OR LIVERPOOL-Un States
d Mail Steamship ARCTIC, Capt Jas Luce-This
Steamship will depart with he Mails Tor Europe posi-
lively on Saturday, Dec 81 at u O'Clock NJ from her berth
at the foot Of CanalsL
No berth secured Till paid for.
All letters and papers must pass through the Poat once
For Freight Passage, having unequaed accoInmoda'
tons for elegance or CONTEXT apply 10 >, - ,,r
The Steamer BALTIC viii succeed The ARCTIC ana
sail January g. Nv
T1HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
IL ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and BEA" ZEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling al Halifax 10 land and re-
ceve mails and passengers ,,,n.
AFRICA A, Ryfie NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA NJ Shannon. CANADA, VIM harrison
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT a. their mast
head GREEN starboRr1 side; RED on port side
AFRICA A Ryrle from NeW-YUHk "Wednesday, dtn NOV
CAMBRIA, j. Leilch. from Boston, "Wednesday, l7th Nov
NIAGARA, J. Stone, IN New.York " Wednesday, IN Dec
EUROPA --. from Boston, Wednesday, llth Dec.
ASIA C. Il. E. Judkins, from n. 7 Wednesday, 8tn Dec
AMERICA from Boston Wednesday, 18th Dec.
AFRICA A. Ryrie, from New York, Wednesday, lot Jan.
CANADA, VIM. Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedn = ION Jso;
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool u cabin $40 ~
No berth secured Until paid for.
Freigh viii be charged specie 5eyosG a amount iof
personal expenses
AnIeers and newspapers must pass through ths FosE
Office.
T. GUNARD, Jr. 80 Broadway
French German snd other foreign goods received a1d
brought in common with British goods
Through bills Of adDg given in dayre FOR New YoTk.
Alter The st of April next the OF freight by The
shove steamers, from Liverpool! VIA be very materially
reduced. ~ us
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Lydin D. Lyman; AGAINST
LayeqwO[t AID co[Rea r.
WORTH You sre hereby summoned and required to answer
b, complaint acton, which fled IN tbe once OF ina
ek of the County OF Richmond Richmond IN sad County, on
de $50 to copy OF your anawer 10 e
aid con pu the subscribers at their Office IN the CITY OF New
Jn twenty after the OF thus summons yooe
.uye day such service and you iai TO answer ms
adcompsnt tim aforesaid the plaintiff III thus acton
vii apply fof Ae relief demanded N The complaints
PiER SHsH Plaintiffs Aorn, Post Buildings, HanOves
n lhNtMIn
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\ RFGORY3S CALIFORNIA EX-

u PRESS per steamers GEORGIA and CRESCENT MT
,yl iot,seTd their nex Express per above seamers IN
charge faithful who vii aend 70 The transit a4
oflhe goods from Chagres 10 Panama IN ofGsr 70 aSUa
eeived uni tie morning OF tho day of sailing and letters
mill Packages and heavy freight must be aelver
ed at our Office prior the day OF sailing Where us goos
awaiting shipment are covered by insurance,
A'''-e THOMPSON & itTCHUoGh,
Alaasgars and s gents, IiJ Pearls. cor :" al
pS- Shippers Nv this Express afod the ani2yahse
sgd expense OF c!earn their goods II the Custom iloass
Terms reasonable a."
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IN PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate Of ne Uon
notice hereby given all persona having ome agan
ERY JoRSsoNato the City Of deceased . to P S
~ in The City Of or before me eRnteun
j.y Of December ucltDaed Nav York gay o. @
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YSPURsUANCE order the Surrogate Of OF Nsw
BERRY RoBERIs6 othe oy Of New "a. 70
M No Sal Brooe at City Of New York on or before ths
ur;ssu ds Of anuay ne1Dated New York the eighth Say %
Juy 1880 fjy9 lSw6mT HENRY l. t'obENl'o.Ni n
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gRACTFIC- MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

~
4 PANY.-Tne public is informed that under the az
raugenens of this Company, seamers Inspected and ap,
proved by the Navy Department. aRd carrying the United
Stnes Mails win continue leave Panama and San Fran
cieco on the FIRST fifteenth days of each month unless
detained by unavoidable accident the nonaiyao OF the
Mails at Panama The Steamers OF the first OF the monn
viii touch at Acapulco, San Bias Mazaan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers OF the fifteenth OF the month VIII
touch at Acapulco butno other Mexican ports.
The steamship COLI WI! ply regularly a.e1
her arrival in the Pacific, between San Francisco and poo
in Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with sis and passengers for the following steamer from
sen Francisco regular line Of propeers viii be kept up
for The transportation Of freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco.
The connection the Atlantic will be maintained by ne
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on me
18th and CHEROKEE, leaving Newly ork on the @oL Oh
each month for Chaeres third boat Will also be kep' IL
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PaILApE Ell
PHIA will form direct line between New orleans ano
Chagres eayng such periods as VII insure as hs s
detention rs possible the lsthnus ana forming wiz JUS
Pacific steamships a THROUGH LINE to and from New
Orleans and ports in Mexico, California and oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application to the Company 81 Souhst New-f YORK AP-
nijcans for passage from New Orleans should be MADE
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agents, at tas'
New-York, Oct 81, 1850 oSIh
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CALIFORNIA.

LvoR SAN FRANCIsCo.-The new
IL splendid clipper ship
SEA SERPENT,
w Rowland Commander mas been constructed with re-
ference 10 The greatest possible speed, expressly for The
California and China trade and her sailing qualities are
believed to be equal to any ship aoat She provided with
patent ventla,ors ard has superior accommodation for
passengers For freight or passage. apply 10
81 n GRINNELL, MiNTURN y CO. IS Sou!n's'
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VoRPORAT!OT NoTICE-Publc hereby given,
0wners all houses aud
improved unmproved lands affected thereby that the following
completed the Asssssos and lodged
n for examination al per
interested, For building Batavia rom near
the uereectou connecting ths
limits embraced by such include all
o,s ground vacant OTIS aad PARCELS
Of land OF Batavia James and
Roosevelt All persons whose inerests affected by the
assessments who opposed - the
eihr them requested 70 present ts objections wfns
uudersgned their Office No Hall Of Rseod., within
thirty day. from Tie DAT, Of this soco SAMUEL DE MOTT
FRAhCIs NICHOLSON ISAAC WEN SMITH, Ass.ssors. Obcs
Bureau Of Assessment Street Department. DISC 2 1889 d.
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Central Railroad OF Neyy-Jersey.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS


WINTER ARRANGEMENT Is
Wv Commencing MONDAY Nov. t. lS5o.-rhis koa |
extends from ELIZAB ETHP ORT s. miles to the WHITE
HOUSE, N j. reducing the staging between Inc 'slNA
of the Road and EASTON to . miles. ,..
This line leaves Newfors by steamboat hsa JlcAI I
ner No North River and connects via Galls on tle
Kew.Jersey Railroad, which leaves NeS-1ork IoA 1901
OF Corland.st. ,,...,.o. n a lazy
at pjer No North RIVER at IN freight and al NJ
passenger and by n j. Railroad foot OF Coruand'l D.
Nj and Il NJ. ,.,,..-;.a,,. N. No,v.
York BIS follows: ., =, oosoa7,aP
atI$PM. PASSENGER Mt
q PM nm, AM Ps.-
ae Psip 81 s. An Frsigha II AM Passenger az
1 we s1 al ST AM; Freight a'i All; Passenger at
SPIN. ,.o,. =, ,.r nj q P NJ
EIzabehpor al 81 AM; Freight Al 81 An 4s''''
geratl Pm, $780, .-.,,,.l. N 1he a A. M.
pey from Ne-Yotk tie Vote House 70 corey p@ 5
ssnetts 10 E8ston Wikesbgrre t5ehlsHsil Aehte -.
Mefct CHUNK Penn AID 70 Flen'iusIon lebanon N4-''
Milford and oetSi1sre, y j. ,,, ara lfr.!tl To-
n B- BAGGA 6 n IL r.ss - ' o's5 a5 I'd. CT
ligered i1fc i. sexual possession o. &c --S "a rs
rsriV uId - - r.reiPts sfgsp tt-e-of
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toRPORATIOE HOTICE.Pu5lc hereby gi7eu
- occupants all Houses and Lots improved
proved affected thereby that the following have
bsen completed be5o and cjgeda tie Office Of he
Bureau Of f. examination By all interested, VIZ
For Fixing and Draining Lots embraced the blocks bounded
soulhery by nohery by 4ot.st eastery BY
westerly the 10Th The limits embraced by such
ncude all The Houses and Lots Of Ground Lots
places and parcels Of Land situated both sides Of Hay
and AL persons whose interests affected
and who opposed
either kem requested present er objections writing
70 the undersigDed Ball Uecofds within
thirty 3as from Of this notice SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS SICHOLSON ISAAC WIN. SMITH, Assessors Office,
Of Assesstnen.s Street DEPARTMENT Dec $50 d.
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ENQR- CRAGRFS. AND THROUGH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GALIFORN IA,-TRANSPORTA-
SlTfoN across the IsTHMUS of PANAMA.-zAGH-
RIs5oN NELSON :; CO Of Panans are now prepared d
brcngh to San Francsce ct shppers option: bnt each
package must be Of portable ,ze and weight and properly
covered rs H. n co are not responsible for damage or
accident Id the transit The charge OF transportation TO be
Tre.Ilaid In New-York For particulars apply 10
d4 tJano4 E. ZACHRISSON co. SO Waist
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semi.WeekIy Tribnne'
Daily Tribune
VYOR NEWPORT and Fort Hamilton.

81 The steamboat CH1gGARORA leaves Chambers st.
uier daily Sundays excepted ii II returning, esYea
kevport al A& landing 81 f0F, Hsnii.Gn eaoh Wsy.
q 9aif
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Surrogate OF The CeuG o.
New YoA notice "a hereby given all persons haYs LAM
ss, JOHN JACKSON, late Of tho City OF New ora ne
preseut the sans vouchers thereof u the ~ rs
onee No Coaoa Slip in the City o. EswfotA on OF oS san
seventh day OF April nsYtssd New t9th me viz TH.nor
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c0URTIs e si'e of!e spt,, too cine Mayor,
Sedrss tomn;caai q ne C o c' fek 9alEe 70 Lhe
he ss,tneenih Ward osast Oy hssabserb Com
Ss. o Estimate and Asestmen ~ no above ent tied ma-t,
ed y ~ OF the suprsun Court give aotfe,
ofths Lela A'are ptta People Of the State
~ fote, ented An Act to Aq1snd IN ~ e.iei an Ae 70
ss act passed April q 1919 paas'd apt 70 $780, that iae
tie estimate hd asssssen "a tae N he
q satu they appear the maps OF the Comng
80" sa such maps and The am,1nt OF a-ass-ulst
asf', ~ INA sisc -ii tjesff {,vf. e,tses
i.ssr docuu-nt-. which used BY the Commissioners
have deposited tls COMMISSIONER
f be q and County OF New Yor, for tas 3.psetoa OF
o.rtf may there Tor al least si1ty dass be-
MAJ hes report TO tho Supreme Caur.
an place entIOned Audi Commission
uotiee suent tue requirement. OF The Act cut led
and Ta1so the CITY and CoHaty Of N@ FORK,
IN Other prrpoes passed May a. 1919 Pas3sd May lSt
evner occupant or occue'ns Of All house, ard
and aud That all person,
@ afe affected thereby and who may be opposed 10 the sae
e,oeed TO present their objections writing 10 T. OeaGsi
an one the said Commissioners, at bus place q business No
Wa street N the Cy Of New York within Unity days from tbs
IL es And that tse limits embraced by hs
=, "a follows that 20 sayAN those oa pieces, parcel Of
~ (which required be- Tor The purpose Of opening
square and bounded and described FOL
Seventh street astey side oy Thd avenue and
westerly BY And also all the lots
~ OF ir0nt,pg westerly OF FORTH svenue, be
notihefy line ssle Of Eighth street aud ie soaery
se or SIDE Tsuh aud abo lot 80 rs Fourth az
Tsna And also all the lots pieces
arce of a1o fronting essefy me or sde Of fooFh esn'
Aud also MI lots pieces parce oland fronting
esery line or see Of the Bowefy oeeen Great JONES' street
h. 34H $40 and 3ss Bowery And also al the lots pieces
parcels OF lands ironing OF the westerly no on SIDE a THIRD
feBus be Aston place aud Ninth Aud Also all tbs o
ltceo parcels Of land roaDg the eastey Line side oil
mud aVenus between Ninth street and street Ana TIE SAID
oom further give tht nsf report the above
vii be made and presented 70 the 5upes sps
lew Monday the Sd day Of March s5 at tie opeaH
he tat day thereafter as counsel car be
end Dated New YORK, December 7, 1850
TALMAS WATERS
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NOR LIVERPOOL-PACkErof 26th
AZ DECEnBER-The new and splendid Regular Pack.
ct Ship HENRY CLAY, Capt T. 81. Freaca, viii sail as
above, her regular day ,
tions apply on board al Pier No Il East River, 10
d3lN SPOFFORD, TILESTON co. 10 South'st
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vrprporIscr ~ an ords Of The Surrogate Of tho County q
Sew Yo notice hereby to a. poSS., sayRs w Ss
sSanst SARAH eoMeERTs atSoi me Nl -, ybs aubsc
ssr At The Bookstore Of Raynor No 70 IN G ny
q Esw York, os or beiors the thireeHn cay VI 'A"'
Dated :hs ght day Of Jay ~ p.ysOR g,aurr
N6nrl dlfNNb w it'NN''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

IN SUPREME CoURf-City and County of Kew York, the place
Iof tfmlJohn w Lewis deatst willard Learned and L. Lam
ton Summons for demand contract Co not ser)
70 WILLARD LEANED amt L. LAMBEkTON:-Yo1 are
bby sumrnous1 and required 10 tho complaint in this
xon which WIN be filed the Office Of the Clerk Of The city and
county Newly oIk ta City Hall the New York and to
COPY your 10 the said complaint e subscrbe
rhis office Wall street, city New York within twenty
ts service OF this exclusive OF the day OF
seyice aud you fail to the said complaint within
DO time the plaintiff this Will take Judgment
tn OF three hundred aud forty three dollars and
Ar,y from the twenty fourth day Of October
se thousand eight hundred and forty nsbesde the OF Tho
s,iop-Dated New York, .7th November. 1850
HOMER STUART, Plaintiffs Attorney.
81 Wall Il. New York.
Atore named compliant fled 3o;h November, 1850
ia iawfWru* HOMER II. STUART, Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

Tho Surrogate ths couniyof Fsr.
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stseant the came with vouche thereof the suoscroS
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