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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS ,

- EAh IIEIN- w IaNE.- 1EOhUE, j OUIH-
NER, No 8 18th street, would respectfully announce
arrivals, he has received from importers and northern
manufactures, his Fall supply Of China, Glass and
Earthen Ware, which, in point OF quantity, styles and
assortment is much superior any stock he has offered
for previous seasons.
He has also large supply of Fancy Goods-the
whole laid in with special reference to the country and
city rade-and will be sold on accommodating terms
for cash or approved paper.
ohcaru al,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

y HORSES, MULES, &c.-From various sources,
Jhave recently come to the conclusion that many
persons who are DESTROYS of purchasing and selling
Horses Mules, Vehicles, &c, aware that there
regular place for the transaction of business of this
kind, Cary street, opposite Mr. Vim, Woods stables
and that sales take place every SATURDAY MORN
ING, weather permitting0 where persons wishing to
dispose Of their stock will alwaysnd purchasers; and
those disposed to buy will find variety to select from.
N B. Persons who wish to dispose will please call
at my store No. 18th street before o'clock the morn
ing OF the sale. GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12
Leave Lynchburo Mon

intermediate distances. ..2a cents per mile.
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boats will see
the hour necessary to be at the canal by referring to the
time Of starting of the Boats, and adding the hours it
takes to reach any OF the above distances
au "a BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

i r1To1@N TDH 1ST71U7H
-EEss sss.ssssss AND OLD POINT-RAILROAD
LINE va Port WalthaN RESUMED.-The public
are hereby informed that the favorite and beautiful
undergone thorough repair will resume her regular
run Wednesday, 18th inst The cars running in
connection with the Augusta will leave the Richmond
and Petersburg Depot every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at O'clock A. NJ. Returning, the Augusta
will leave Norfolk on the alternate days. at ST. A. Nj
The Augusta will stop at all the Intermediate land
ings on the River and at Old Point during the season.
Passage each way .."......... $2 90
Meals. so each.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Sup't
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

IL
ID GINGER.-This Essense is warranted to possess,
in concentrated torm all the valuable properties Of
Jamaica Ginger, and will be found on trial an excellent
Family Medicine 1t is particularly recommended as
tonic to persons recosnng from fever other disea
ses. supply received and for sale by
nv 81 p JOHNSTON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

otdl .5Ul
Whole number OF Policies issued by this Company
5644.
Accumulated Capital April l, 1850, $243,699 81,
which is principally invested in United States Stocks
PLlNY FREEMAN, Actuary
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

IL on hand and ready for delivery, large supply OF
Gray's celebrated Philadelphia Porter and sPale Ale
fully packed by an experienced hand City and coun-
try merchants will please give us call. private tamil
lies can have it sent to any part of the city.
Bottles wanted. e.
u ~ ENDINTNGS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

NpILL TIMBEts.--sNe are now prepared for cut
ED ting Bill TinbsIrofa superior quality, at short
tice, and expect TO hand for sale, quite variety
of pine Lumber &c5T
We have on hand large supply of SHINGLES,
some OF which Of superior quality, south side Of the
Dock. THOS. J. GLENN & CO.
AN AHOGANY.-We are now receiving and
of Bay Wood and ST. Domingo Mahogany, for cab-
net makers and carpenters use, Boards, Plank and
Scantling, Coffin Boards, Counter Tops, Bed Posts,
Hand Rails, Newell Posts, &c, &c. Forsale on accom-
modating terms by H.
oc 2-tf RXWHITFIELD & SON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-12

HORSE WANTED.-We wish to purchase
IL n good Family Horse, not over nine years DID, He
must be warranted sound and gentle in harness. Ii
bera price will be paid One accustomed to the city
would be preferred. TOLER g. COOK,
my % Agents and Auctioneers.
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5 O'clock Line 49,
LNOR HUDSON q INTERMEDIAIE

L7OR HUDSON q lNTERMkDlAlIE
IL LANDINGS.-The steamboat HUDSON, Capt m
Meen viii leave steamboat pier foot OF Cedarst on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday and the steamer GoL9a
BIA Capt c. F King Tuesday THURSDAY ana 5at R
al o'clock connecting with the stages 81 Ne"0ufgn' nnsS
ton and Catskil nho no.oo,o.
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD-Thfe, passenger
trains of this Road AFTER March %, VIII leave hudson and
West Stockbrdge daily Sundays excepted as follows:
Leave Hudson at AM. and - PM and west STOCK
bridge at AM. and PM ,., Ill, t.,
Freight trains with passenger car atached "a aG VII eage
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockbrdga
may day boat for Of the R Roe q pr Fopsa
Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding 81 %
Passengers by the evening train viii md me steamers ~
fare OF those boats will be as low any other evening boa
on the ryer-rom 30 downward as The line boats may
set the example.
Through tickets from West Stockbndge to NewY York 81
90 and the same fare in returning Passengers should reco
includes bes, which - excluded the
fares of other routes,
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening con-
uect with the trains ofthe Western Roads heretofore
les en J. 7. WATERMAN Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

ISVPRyME COURT Samuel U6vH u agsns; Ell. 9 po. -
IL sector &c Samuel ui' deceased obn j. U5st WIN
Duoea 'si Margaret j. Dunbar his Ss, Theodore Uisl VIM
n.fs d. ldeL snJ Mary {, u9elTo JOHN j. UpEiI va
uDElL; You are hereby sansoned rrqar d IN
Inc compliant his a!:Ch 10 the o t
@ OF the Guy and cosHY Of Nevro al ;he City Of New Yns
sseord day OF !u thousand b, hundred and CIV ,d -
soI OF yog euswrt 10 tie td complaint the
once No III Fulton street, u tbs CITY Of New York " III.
uSjs AFTER the ii tbs YOU ercusv, 81
OF sei and ii y0u tail the said c9pS,
we ne Aforesaid, the pS,bt t1 action viii apply 10 h.
A f We tehet dsmanded the compliant Dated Sew Yors
( a. , ,.sn \. w. BURkE Phtiz.,f's Attorney
~""th l!7 Fulton 81. New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE from
~ CHARLESTON to HAVANA viaSAVANNAH and
KEY WEST-Tbe spleE did steamship ISABEL, l,09Dtuns
burden commanded by Capt William Rollins, wiz COM
mence her regular trps Monday, Oct and sail regular.
lyfrom Charleston c. fo Havana on the LIST and 10Th OF
enc month"; and from Havana to Charleston on the 9th and
I'D
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana, $40.
From Charleston and Savannah to Key West $50
fN SPOFF0RD, TILEsTON L co, 4s souths.
In Charleston TO NJ C. MORECAL
Agents in Havana, DRAKE BROTHERS 4 co;
Passengers leaving Havana BY ths ship can reach Bali
more by the land the fifth day. by meeting tha
steamer Southerner reach New York in same time,
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1850.
1850. Central Railroad of New-Jersey. 1880.
SITMMER. ARRANGEMENTS. COM

1850. Central Railroad of New-Jersey. 1850.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, COM
Smencing April /, la5OThis Road extends from Eliza
bebport s. ies TO White House. New jersey reducing
the staging between the terminus OF the Road and
Eason to q miles, and to Schooeys Mountain 10 IA
miles This line leaves NewYork by steamboat RED
JACKET at pier !, Mr.. and connects with trains
on the New-Jersey Railroad, which leave New-York from
foot of Corland-st at the hour route to School
evs Mountain, with less staging than any other
PASSENGER TRAIN uP.-Passengers will leave New Yorb
by steamboat from pier l. ER or by the NeWJersey Rail-
road foot of Corland-st at AM and M leave Eliza.
BEETHOVEN al 10 AN and ? NJ
PASSENGER TRAIN DowN.-Leaye White House at -
M and 45 VI; North Branch 55 An. and IS NJ
A NJ and 2 20 M Painhed az 10 AN and 10 PM /
Westfeld at 81 M and Nj EGzabehtoWn at ID en1
1880 M and 20 PM
The ght train with passenger aached) will leave
White House at 80 An Someryille 80, Painfed Is
and Eizabethport, by steamboat at so AM. Returning
leave New-York, by steamboat Red Jacket from pier IL
North River, at PM.
All freight from York intended to go by this line
must be the boat Y 30 o'clock to insure being taker
through that day. ,,,
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the ococA
train from New the White House 10 convey pesse
gers to Eaton Wikesb2rre Bethlehem, Allentown Manes
Chunk Pa and TO bennington, Lebanon, Clinton hl4oIu
Bethlehem Bloomsbury New Hampton Washington, ana
Bevidere N j. On Tuesday, Thursday and Salnfuey, "
Delaware Water Gap, Sroudsburg, BaronsylDo,
Daeyle BucksloyEn and Lackawanaa iron w ger
N BAH baggage at the risA OF me owners t a ronany
ed into tie actual possession OF the Ageuts VI en' f s9
and checks or receipts given therefor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
7NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAIL


/ NROAD-WTNTFR ADVANCEMENT and after
MONDAY October ~ 1880 the Cars win run as follows
q. Snnia1s aScented mil fr,er norice -
TR iiISS WI + AVE cry uttt TTty.yoRY FOR
Harlemand Mon Haven't 10 iii a NJ: i! 9 81 4
A. 81 GI i04 p NJ - ~ 'i4' -A-' ~
N6rrisania VilIaGe-74 10 NJ. IA 81 Al 81 g. 10l PM
FordhemN7l 8f 10 An: Il d 81 4 s. &. i6i PM.
WilIomns Bti1gie 'gi ia If d II = Il 81, p n
fIirt Rj Po,ti III, e a ~ i II tIa1T ~, Corners
81 n 81 Al p N '' 'a A"t0 Gnu i-'
Tuckahoe and White Plains-84 10. M: N 81 Al PM
Pleasant iile New Bedford Mechanics7ile Pur-
dys and Croton Fails and Intermediate Stations on Sig
nals-8l A NJ. u 81 p M
Breyster's T6wIiars Patterson Pauings SouthIDover
Dover Fur1nce and Dover Plains-8I A NJ: q p
N0TIcE-Tba rains leaving City Hall for E0rdham at
$50 NJ and so 80 and 80 Nj and for Mott Haven
and Harlem $50 and l.30 AN md 1870 f. $50 and $50
PM. Returning from. Fordham 5A5. T. ID and An ana
ton Trains for which there is a special reduced Of
coIiili.a o "a -, ,ho o-roo 1onoer nj standing
Passengers are reminded OF lhe Pea uansei VI @
the practice Is contrary to the rules OF me ComPa n
that they DO moi udnil any RESI- oasoily or iJty
by any Passenger upon me platforms III ca7e Vi aeN
RETuRNING TO NEw-YoRK LEAVE 70 , NJ ,ol
Harlem ana hioll haFeu-o, -, oo'' 74' ~ -' " ''
sos 81, ) /, IL ?. NJ. - 80 49,, ,,oso
Morrisania Village 81 ~ 70, V8, ~ To- a. W. So
8 08, > o.. I 08 I. M 49,, =, = n o 7,pN
Fordhanl-54 ~ ~ y 10 ~ IN a. M a. = y p
Williams Bridge 40, ~ ", III Az a vi, =; ! ~,
Hunts Bndge-806, 81, A. NJ 13b, 90 + VI ~ esnaii'
BronXyille7 49, Il, A. NJ ~ 81 d. M 7'siai'
Tucbahoc-1 3D. 80, ~ - a. NJ ~ -; AZ / rol
Harris Corners 81 II, A NJ ZOl - I; NJ ol ssnn''
White Plans-7l, 10, 10, a. d. :, t ~, l. VI
Kisco-3 81, Q %, A. NJ. 4 3, 7 NJ. On signal
Tnionyi1eIS42 9 A. A. NJ 8 s., p. NJ. On signal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

NEW-YoRK COMMON PLEAS In Par.i,op-ABRAHAM
1sMlLlhR and GERTRUDE his wife, against GILBERT B.
Pleas for he CITY and CoGp,y Of New i
al pube auction By Cole Chiffon, Auconeers under the ec
change the Cy OF NewYork on The twenty 6,st a dsv *
November d. 1880 IL CLOCK noon of that day all hat re
parcel OF Land situate and being the Ninth Ward City
o. ot and known and distinguished number 80 hry
dsees,d ana soanasd 6 S vi he rss 81 W2 " Gil
W 0ha street westerly by lot number biry eighty on the
Mos9d map noherg the reay BY lot number ~ orty.twol
tanning width IL front and rear twenty-five feet and in lsph or
sue nety ave feet three inches be The SAID dnens ons more
~ ana ~he SAID last mentioned Tot known hy the mum.
,,S s1teet And sso al certain other lot parcel Of
sna'e aLd beng the Eighth Ward OF the City of New York
acc no" kaowu as number Ole Greenw esstery
Nteeawieh s'ree notherly by land formerly
70 lie hsus OF Lewis Lor;op westerly in the rear nv land
" o'mey belonging to the said heirs OF Lewis Loron and
as 9S iAha o! SAG tei's containing front
& ieet four inches, length on each side ortv
piece or parcel OF Land ocins on s s oaer certain
o. Mssns and ha'a'noud s;ree,s IN The CIV Of S
CITY SurNe!e and snneSedto Report Of Zines r NAL
certain ps'lVoa aI between SAID Asa Hall ,p S,s Ale N
he septeoet 1874 IN The Office Cers Of Nh, CO ana
Pleas in tie City CoWh:y Of SrW Yo Eeart OF Com
h,eel aha FOUNDED and containing tolows-,o vii. w.
i sr.ei ~ que teet te inches; northery by Ham
80 80 :, Sso"o leet Zen inches ea>ery lot numb,
ttWo} as I'm Down on sNid map ty,seven feet nine
y seet eight inches be lie s @ saa map twen'
AND aso az tea other certain piece or marcel Of na
s hSvni, and map as part LOT number twol
he southe! side of Hammond street, d;ia, AZ Poht on
800 t song 9a stree; and dYs ON Gre b.
Rd running thence eAsery aud aoar h, ssptls, map
Nay c,nohsl % land recently conveyed by
y and along ssd Nscks land forty ,y,e - 'he2cs soa;h.
$50 o' nG'hoff lohs on said asy mentioned man
t2rnce "eSt Spd Nlot The torAefi II SAID i nap
larse fret one e 10 's 7as;ery hne oii xps, '"sa'}
sad lot number h'eel thirty t NM No. me
Iaond street place begunrs-6s III. neS 70 HAM
pore or sss Dated New Yofs 0g'e6.rsh lS5S
sA Mrsssa. Attorney ''sA0 'S % S, Rss.ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

TYROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunda Park, 81,
l85O.-TO SEWER BUILDERS.-seaed proposals ndorsed
will be received at the Office OF the
oon Aqucduct Department una Friday Nov o'clock Nj
build 29thst from the I'd 3D. av
myth 81 plan specifications of tho work and
information be obtained to the Contract Clerk
@ Office NICHOLAS DEAN, President Cro.on Aqueduct De-
lsrtmeut. Oh lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
TRAVELLING.

NFW-YORk and ERIE RAILROAD
YNEw ROUTE to BUFFALO ard the WEST,-Fall
ArrangemenL-Leaye New-York for 5inghanton Ei1rs'
Coming HorneIlsyle Geneva Rochester Buffalo and IN.
terreiiae place, daily. By steamboats, THOMASPO@ ELL
ard Err Z, from pier foot OF DGane-st as follows
Breakfast ard supper on board the boats
EXPRESS TRAIN At 4 M stopping only al Suferas,
Chester Goshen Middletown Port Jervs NaErowsours,
Hancock Deposit Lanesbero Biughamion, Owego wa
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo &c lodge II Gene
mud taking tie Express Train from Albany next morning
al Rochester and Buffalo at the time paSseu
gers viz Albany with the advantage O! nights res 81 Sc
neya
Stations arriving at Corning the evening al 10 - eek
WAY TRAIN 8; 4 PM. for Odsy1le and all intermediate
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIxat5PM stopping at Piernont SUI
ferns, Chester Goshen Addetowu OnsvIe Port Jervls
Narrowsbursh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend,
binshamton and all the stations west OF bnShamton
Passengers Tor Buffalo by this train proceed 10 Geneva and
luke the train arriving Buffalo afternoon PasseE
gers fog Ithaca Csyuga Bridge and towns on Cayuga Lake
take the OF the Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad
ct Owego, which leave Immediately on the arrival Of
the Ere trains Passengers for oga and Lycomng coun,
ties Pa take the Of the Corning aud Bossburg Railroad
at Corning Stages leave Narrowsburg Hancock Deposit
Lanesboro BlnghRmton Owego, Wayery, Ek1llrs Corn
Ing and Horneisville on arrival Of the trains.
TRAINS TO NETWORK
XPRhss Tram leaves Geneva at 10 AN stopping at NJ
Hancock NaTrowsburg Port Jervis, Mdletown Goshen,
Chester and Suferls arriving in New York at 80 NJ
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning at 5 A NJ stopping
at all the stations and arrives in NewYork at SOL
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at PM. and
honeusye al NJ stopping al all stations west of Bng
hamton, and at Great Bend Lanesbo Deposit Hancock
Narrowsburgh Port Jerys Odsyile, Mddetown Goshen,
Chester suferns aud Piermont arriving in NewYork at
o'clock AM
WAY TRAIN leaves Odsvile at so AN stopping at all
the stations, and arriving in New York at 10 81 AM
NEwBURGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at ) 20 4 NJ and
AN and P NJ connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester al IL AM and ? M. and 10 PM
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane-et a, PM
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and all places
West taken by Express freight trains, and Is forwarded
through without delay. CHARLES MINOT,
s3 Superintendent
NoTE.-The Piermon and Dearman Ferry advertise ia
the Hudson River Trains. leaving NewYork at
A. and Il P. NJ with the morning and evening express
trains going Eastward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

STAfE OF NEW YORK; UrFioH ALsARr, August
~ 10 eeoIo the Sheriff the City and County Of New fork
hereby gwen th al tue General Election to 69 be!d
h. State on tho Tuesday succeeding s fret Monday Of November
neI the eeers are to DO elected TO wit; Governor ii
w Patterson Canal Commissioner place Of Jacob Hnds
Court Of Appea place Charles BsntOn
the Esd Congress Of the United staiec the @h
districts IN place OF Php Phoux, Walter Uadehh George
Briggs and James BROOKS County Officers elected for SAID
CorntySxeen Membsre Of Assembly, D, ATTORNEY in plses
Decsmber ae1t And asO City ludg pursuance Of chap
sos Laws OF 1880 The eecsors throughout State arc also
tshns Ere. Schools tsOnshout hs ss,s passed March
Ehng Free Schools throughout the State passed April 1919
YOU'RE Respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunda, Park, Oct -,
ClSso- CORPORATION NoTI5E-Puhlc notice is hereby
rer petition has been presented the Board OF Adenen
r Broome street, from near the westerly side oil
Broadway with the IN Broonetree
Wooster and Thompson All persons interested having OBJ
ops thereto requested present the writing stating
OF interest addrs the Engineer at this office,
THURSDAY Path NICHOLAS DEAN President Gro
nn koreJurt Dana,tmept ol4l0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

NEW ROUTEto the WEST &NORTH.
l SUNITED STATES MAIL LINE via the Cayug ga and
SusQuehanna and New and Erie Railroads and Cayu
ga Lake
r further notice the Passenger Trains the Cayugs
and SusQuehanna Railroad VIII in connection with the
Day and Night Express Trains on the NcwYok and Erie
Railroad, two daily lines Sundays eXceped)
The cars leave 0wego at 50 NJ and 5 A PM Leave
ithaca AM and at so N. arriving at Owego in time
for the Morning and Evening Express Trains for
The splendid low-pressure steamer WILLIAM T.
DODGE, Capt Bucbbee, leaves Ithaca daily at so AM
connecting at Cayuge with the Express Trains gongEes
West Returning, leave Cayuga at Phi. or on the
arrival of the Eastern Western Express Trains connect
ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train for NewYork.
Through tickets from New-York to Cayuga Sc. Tickets
from New-York to Ihaca Cayuga sold on board the
steamboat the Newly ork and Erie Railroad Company
the river.
Baggage checked through from NewYork to Ithaca or
Cayuga. -.
The Cayuga and susquehanna Railroad has been rebuilt
and read with heavy rail route, avoiding tho
inclined plains and equipped with engines and cars unsur
passed on any road in the Union
The connection between the railroads and the boasls per-
feet the cars running directly to and from the steamboat
landing in Cayuga Lake 81. -,
Passengers for Oswego Syracuse, Auburn Geneva Koch
ester and Buffalo, will find this the most pleasant comor"
Bile and cheapest route ST cody
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CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Secretary Of ssasa
saEsur,s Orrlos. Augn,t %. lssa.

saSsuE's 0rrios August 20 1850.
hereby certify that The above correct copy hs hs
General Election to be held Tuesday succeeding Monday
oNovsUber next received this from the Hon Christopher Nor
gan, Secretary OF State. THOMAS CARNEY,
Sheriff Of the City and County orssw YORK
AL the public newspapers whn this County will PLEASE
publish this notice once each week until the election sand
then bills for advertising the the election over
that they may be laid before the Board Of Supervisors and pasted or
payment au9l. lavtu WASVY
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OppOR ALTON NOTICE.-PubIc hereby gwen tothe
y or owners occupant occupants Of all houses and lots,
uunproyed lands affected thereby that the following AS
nis haze completed ny the Assssors and lodged
ee OF the OF Assessments for examination by all per
- interested For paving the reseng the curb
- Of 4 street First Second The limits embraced
@ include all the several houses and lots Of ground
nt o,s pieces parcels Of land situated both sides OF
yaresn lat and Sd and on the eaer
OF avenue and side Of stavenus between
isk and 18th streets All persons whose interests az
sd tho above named Assessments and who are opposed
same either Of them, requested 10 present Their
ctonS writing the undersigned at their Office, No Hall OF
Ror5 thirty days from the date tbs notceOhee ba
ta Assesmen Street Department Oct H. 1880 SAMUELH
ps MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN. SMITH As
ella
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coRpORATION NOTICES

np0R ArIoE NOTICE Public notice IS hereby siyen TO tho
occupant occupants OF all Houses and Lots,
GevoS nnproved Lands affected thereby that te following
have completed by tho Assesor sad are odsea
NJ the Bureau OF Assessments Or examination by al
interested Widening Regulating and Grading tho
Seventh to Fittnth ST Inc limits
sucb assessment include all tbs ssveEal houses sad ots
vacant lots piece. and Pace OF L,nd ,aa'sd on ooa
Seventh avenue and tbuetn st;
~ de OF 4s both Sides OF +6th f7th ith 4th Sta
ssSery side Of F,eh.t Seventh and Eshtb sven
Sc whose affected BY the above named AS
- and who opposed the or either OF them are
~ 10 present thar objections IN writing 10 the undersgned
No Hall Records within thirty days from the date OF
~ Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Oct
Ga,s@ SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
IN SMITH. Assessors Ola lo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
FOR, FTJROPE.
TNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs.-The ships


TNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
comprising this Line, are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ADRLATiC Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by expressly foF
Government service every has been taken in their con-
structon also in their engines strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une.
qnalled for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from NewYork to Liverpool $780, ex-
elusive use of extra size saterooms 1926 and $780, from
Liverpool to New-Yok, SIS An experienced Surgeon at
ached to each ship No Berhs secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEyF-YoEK. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, October 12th 1850 Wednesday, Oct 30ih 1850
Saturday October 26th 1850 Wednesday, Nov GOTH 1850
Saturday, Nov 10Th, 1850 Saturday December 7ti 1850
Saturday. Nov 30th 1850 Saturday December 2lst 1850
Saturday Dec. 18th 1850 Saturday January, 9Th, 1851
Saturday Dec 28th 1850 Saturday. January 18th, 1851
"Wednesday, JAN Sth 1851 Saturday February ts 1850
Wednesday, Jan I'D 1851 Saturday, February 18TH 1850
"Wednesday, Feb. 9TH 1851 Saturday, March lst 1851
"Wednesday, Feb 18th 1851 Saturday, March 10TH 1851
Wednesday, Mich 5th 1851 Saturday March 2oth 1851
FOR freight or passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS,
% w all-st New-f ork. or to BROWN, SEiIPLEY co.
Liverpool f. G. ROBERTS K Co IS Kings Arms Yard,
London, or L. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard Montnartre,
Jhe owners OF these ships will be accountable for
soo SILVER bullion specie, ewelry precious stones or
uhess bills OF ladng signed therefor and the
Naae ueTeot therein expressed.
ef le Isl OF April next the rate ofeight by the above
STEAMERS WIN be materially reduced. SO tt