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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

CR0ToN ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, September 20, 1850
u Public hereby gwen TO tho occupant OF zach
~ every building situated any stree which the water pPes
hid ave per added all he regular 1stsr rents on hs
M day August last and TIA the lot day Of Novenbe neI
addition thereto viii be added To all unpaid water RENTS
Wien the viii become Len tho property under an act OF the
All persons who have pad these water rents and ntas
tho day Of sovembe are particularly
soested 70 do 90 last week October taa thay may
q, az S9 ,o al va REPo C. HAHCE, Register.
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INCORPORATION EoTICE.-SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UN
IL AID TAXESPubhc netse is hereby gwen that ssls OF
property for unpaid for the e4 and s4s viii take as
public auction the City Hall Of the City of New York, Mon
tbs sixteenth day of December next at H O'Clock at noon and
until the whole Of said property shall
o and that the detailed statement of the property be sold
unpaid published the New York Commercial Adver
scr daily newspaper printed and published the Gy Of New
Office New York, septeabcr 10TH 1000
iEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptfousr. Bl0 lawl4w
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3SSTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECoRDS-fubic
y hsreby given that the following Resolution has been
PRESENTED in tho Board Aldermen That Batavia ST between RISE
be regarded regulated and paved and curb and
usr directed to be buis
Completed persons Interested having objections thereto
qusSod TO present writing the undersigned at his Of
Zee ON or before the 2th of October 49, 1850
o6 JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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yTMMER ARRANGEMENT.-CAM-

GTMMER ARRANGENIkNI.-
H9DEN and AMBOY RAJLROAD-Change OF Hour,
and an sddnonel Line nom Network to Philadelphia via
steamboat Ohm POTTER TO South A1nboy, thence IN
frst-rate cars 10 Camden and Philadelphia
On and after Thursday lh April the hrs Inns WIN leave
per No North River, at A NJ taking cara at South AM
how for Camden and Philadelphia stopping to take up ana
M down passengers tbs usual intermediate placea ar
irving in Philadelphia about II noon
as by morning lines arryngin Philadelphia s0ou6 20 Il
Fare through by either line, s.
Forward deck passage, 81 ,.,.
Potter. II, :. l., -, st., :. w..
Ta,a al rom New York to Freehold, 37t cents.
EMIGRANT LINE.
Lesves by steamer TRANSPORT Capt J. Gould, a
Il O'clock NJ Fare 81 80. SO lbs. OF baggage allowed
each passenger to be carried the risk Of S owner, but
netting will be received considered baggage except
wearing apparel ga u l. hHaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

1JROTOE AGUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Rotunda, Park, Oct
li5th leo-C0RPORATIoN EoTICE-Pubhc Nolce IS here
ryen have bssn presented the Board OF Alder
ss 3l st from 4h TO sewer in ha6isonav Also
sewer in Catherine from the OF the Bowefy TO the
m Rve persons interested tho above having objections
rsto requested present the writing to the Eng
A office, before Friday, Oct 25SlChOLAS DEAN,
;s,,den, Crotou Az Dept ol6l0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

CtTREFT DEPARTMENT. No 4 HALL OF RECONNAISSANCE
Spposah will received the Street Commsones Office IN
I'll Tuesday, October 1850 at O'Clock p n Tor grading the
north side Of Thirty nnhs setting and gutter heren
Tenth the Hld,on River Plans, specifications
and NIL information thereto had application the Contract
olQ JOHN r DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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TRAVELLING.

ri EW-GORk & NEW-HAFEN RAIL-
NROAp-On and afer Monday October IL the follow
ing trans VII leave the Ganas Station Broaadway.
Passef gers also received the NewYork and Harlem
Rslrohd Othce Twenty-seYenth-st
l. Accommodation Train ID AN. FOR New Rochelle
Mes[oneck Eye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford pa-
r1eT NoIak Westport Southport Fairfield Bridgeport,
Stafford, Milford and New Haven Passengers from the
WayStalons for Albany and the Stations the Housatonc
and Nangafuck Railroads. VIII take this and stop
Brdsepor Passengers from Way Stations for Boston Prov
dence orcester, Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River R4oads viii take this Train and join Express Train
? Express Train al O'Clock M for Stamford Bridge
port Albany and Eousaonc Railroads. Newt Haven HGrt.
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad Worce4
S. Accommodation Train al In for New Haven and in.
ternedate Stations Hnmpden Cheshire Southngton Plain
vile, Harrington, Avon Tarfvie and Coinsyille Mid.
dletown, Hartford and Springfield
Express Train al NJ. for Stamford NorTalk Bridge.
port and hoesat0nlc and Naugack Railroads. New Haven
and Stations on the Canal Railroad Hartford, Springfield
Worcester anG Boston.
s. Accommodation Train P NJ for New Haven and all
the intermediate Stations
g. Communication Train at P NJ FOR Bridgeport and In.
TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train at 10 AM from Bridgeport stop-
ping al al iiS Intermediate Stations
Accommodation Train A NJ for New Haven,
stopping al Gil intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Naug afuck Railroad at Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train at 40 AM nom New-Hayer,
stoppag Of oil intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven, Canal RalroGl aud Nsug
atuck Railroad.
Express Train at 10 PM (n connection with the E1.
press Tram from Boston, from New Haven stopping al
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
) Accommodation Train at 80 M treceving passeu-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boson) from
New Haven stopping al all intermediate Stations.
Express Train at 10 NJ (or in connection with Elk
press Train from Boston) stopping Bridgeport, Norwak
and Stamford, arriving Newly at II 80 M Evening
Train from Psed connects with this Train at geporE
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
seats in the Cars, la3o I'll R. B. MASON, sup't
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.--
ANEWYORK 70 Albany BY Railroad ,dTo and steam
boais-SUMNtER ARRANGEMENT 1850
On and after Tuesday, May 2 the passenger trains VIII
run as follows, Sundays excepted) CONNECTING at Poqgh
keeRD6lAs Tl . BELRNAP and soUTH AEaC
running to and from Albany and touching at the usual IN
tennedate landngs.
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-st near ChaInbers-s
Att A M-Way train for Albany, stopping at all way
with steamer JOSEPH BELKNAP which vii land a.. az
Hyde Park, Kingston Barytown, Tyo, Maiden CATS
kill Hudson Coxsaekie Stuyvesan and NeW-balunore,
At 8 Is A. Df-Express train for Albany, stopping at
Peek Hs GoTrison,s, Cold Spring Fishk, New Ham
buIgh and connecting at Poughkeepse WIN .ns Naw
Catski Hudson and Coxsackie and arrive ut lDahy u
4tl2 M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie
At5 M@For passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
At4P M2For passengers to Peekskil, stopping at the
intermediate stations.
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, TarryoWn, Sng-Sing,
Peekskill Garrson's, Cold Spring Fishkll, New-Ham-
GnIg ses anne NGH AERHcA Which viii land 1t Hyde
Park, Kingston Barrytown Tiyo, Maiden, Caskill Hud-
SON Coxsacke Suyvesant and New Baltimore and arrive
at Albany at | A. NJ
al ailthe way stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH.
Ats 10 A. M.--For New-York, stopping at all the way
All A. M--For freight and passengers to New-York.
XII Is A. M-For Neyy-York, stopping at all the way
stations except Croton Verplancks, Tuby Hook and Ono
hundred -and-itty- second-st.
Ali As A. Nor on arrival Of steamer nom Albany,
which leaves there at A Nj stopping at New- Hamburger,
Fishk, Cold Spring Garrisons Peekski, ngSing, 1ar'
rytown Dearman Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers,
At4P Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany, whlca
leaves there at II A. NJ stopping at all way stations except
Low Point and Verplancks.
At8 so P. Nor arrival OF steamer from Albany
which Leaves there 45 P, NJ stopping at all way sts
tons on signal
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NETWORK.
At6l5 A. M-Stoppng at all way stations
PIERMoNT.-Through tickets for Plermont by me pear.
man Ferry which connects the trains from New York at
AM and 4 IS NJ with the Morning and Evening Erie
Express Trains going Westward.
PASSENGERS viii promote their convenience and safety By
observing the following rules 1st Give particular direc-
the baggage-man where your baggage IS 10 DC de
vered that he may accordingly and thereby avola
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your tickets before enr
ing the cars; 3d. do not stand on the platforms
Tvs OLIVER h LEE, Superintendent
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pEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS

AaTON and NETWORK, via SToNINGTON and
-PROYIDENCE-lnland route, without ferry, change ct
'I The steamers VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt VIM. Il. Frazee, in connection
with the Stonington and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving New York daily Sundays
excepted) from Pier Mr. FRS wharf above Baterypace
al o'clock NJ and Stoningot ats PM or upon the ar
rival OF the Mail Train from Bosos -,
These steamers built expressly for the route and arg
In every respect particularly adapted to the navigation OF
Long Island Sound The for passengers are
commodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex
perisnced. ,.
The route being the shortest and most direct beweea
Boston and New-York passengers are enabled TO elfSe
in ample time for morning lines OF steamboats, ana
railroads running to various points from those cities
The G VANDERBILT winlcave New ORR on I4esday'
Thursday snd Saturday. Leave Stenngton on Mohohy'
Wednesday and Friday ,,,,
The COMMODORE willie New ORR Monday, w ed
nesday and Friday Leave Stoningon Tuesday thursday
and Saturday g.
B-P assengers the arriv5 OF the steamers al Son'
ngton proceed Immediately in tht splendid railroad cara
to Providence and Boston. bag gage-master accom-
panes each train to and from Boston For passage,
bertha freight applications may De made 70
the Agents the wharf, and al the office, 10 Battery
place. Oh
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ctTRBFT DEPARTMENT. No. 4 HALL OF RECoRDS-Pub.
e lie notice hereby gwen that the following resolution has been
PRESENTED Board Of Assistant Aldermen TO regulate gade
and gutter stones on each aide 5uce Ways butt and
the South street. from Roosevelt to Catherine
streets To regulate and grade Ct between Fansa and
o To lot No 81 Sixth street 10 and
regulate Morris aud Carlisle from Washington to West
es To regulate grade Reservoir Square All persons inter-
sed having objections thereto requested TO present them IN
Writing to the undersigned his office before the LIST day of
NG na join DODGE Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

STREBT DEPARTMENT., No. 4 HALL OF RECoRDs.-Pubic
hereby given that tho following petitions have been
nted to the Board of Assistant Aldermen To regulate and grade
street. between Second and Third To fill sunkeu
the block bounced Thirty Foreth
!enqe and Broadway To grade Eighty eghhstree between
Third and Fourth All interested having objec
ions thereto requested them writing to the under
gnd his Office before the day Of November nextOc
cher 81 ro231 JOHN I. DODGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, of great strength
and speed particularly adapted to the navigation OF Long
Island Sound RAINING In connection with the Eau River ana
Old Colony Railroad distance OF s. miles, to Boston only
Leave pier n. r. near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown on 1ues'
Savs THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 81 z. M
The steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Ben) Brayton On
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at I i
This line is the only that direct foz Newport
These steamers are fitted with commodlous state roons
and every arrangement for the security and comfort OF pas
gengers who are afforded by this route nights rest on
board and or arrival Fa River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remain
IN board getting their breakfast If wished tor un oe
aarting OF the accommodation train al quarter before
70clock NJ which reaches Boston at about coch AM
baggage-Inasteri attached to each steamer VINO re-
ceyes and tickets the baggage and accompanies the Sams
The rates for passage and the price OF saterooms The
same as by other lines -. .-
steamer il connection Win ms me 70 ano HoAs
Providence, daily, except Sundays -,
FREIGHT 10 Boston taken at the same rates as ny he otIe1
reonsT neg and forwarded with greater expedition by an
height train which leaves all River every morn.
Inc SUNDAY excepted) at o'clock for Boston and New
Rsdford arriving at liz destination al or about II AM
For freight apply board al the office on Pier
For saeroms or bers apply board, or II It s desires
e. secure them ahead, application may be made 10
tel0y TISDALE & BORDEN, Agents, 10 and IL Westfl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDS.-Pub-
ce notice hereby gye that the following have ben
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen TO fence vacant lots
uunug Ninth Tenth 100 feet from A. Toreg
and grads Eighty seventh street. between Third and Fifth
To lots Fourhayenue north by Eighteenth
and south BY To curb and gutter
between Ninth aud Twenty eighth streets
regulate and grade and curb and gutter and flag side
walks feet wide Forty between Second and Third
To regulate grade Forty hrststreet from Tenth
Eleventh All persons interested having objections thereto
requested them writing the undersigned at his
Office before the l day Of November 80, 1880
oqs JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioner
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61REGORY'S CALIFORNIA EX-
OEPRESs-The subscribers viii forward their next ex-
press per steamer Crescent City on Monday th oct et
NJ Shippers viii please their goods at The ohce
on or before Saturday. 18th Parcels received until IT, A.
81 18Th and letters until q P NJ. Terms reasonable.
oo1 l49 Pearst
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CTATFN ISLAND FERRY.-On and
ancr Afondav the olst the Boats will follows:
Leave NeW.YOfk al and II AM u, 81 and Pm Van
derbitr Landing al and 10 AN l2s y and pNl Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

Nhavns claims against JOSEPH FLANDERS grocer lat. Of the
cxb the same with thereof the subscriber Be9s
min Flanders South street, the City OF New York en- or BE-
fore the fret day March poxt-Dated August 30 1850
WV BENZ. FLANDERS Administrator
,uqs lay6mWeds ELIZA A. FLANDERS, Administrative
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GUPREME COURT Harriet Miles, Administrator &C. of ION, John
SMILES deceased aoaist ReesSumnons for Reei-(Com
not JOHN REBSYou hereby summoned and required
10 answer paint this action which filed in the oie OF the
CLERK OF the County OF New York, at the City Han ad
City copy to the SAID complain on the
Office No 81 John stres SAID City OF New
Yak twenty after the OF this on you,
exclusive day OF service; and fail to aswe tho
SAID complaint aforesaid the plaintiff this action
will apply for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, kew.Yurk, September 2Stl, 1850 - - ,,s( $50
WV g.
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OTCE hereby gwen according law, all having
claims against ALFRED NJ RYDER, late Of tho City Of Brook
n Kings County deceased that they are required to exhibit hs
same thereof the subscnbsr al his Pace
business the City CT New ok on OF before
She 26,h day of December ne1tDaed June IL lS50
jslq law6mFW VIM HALoEl, E1scu'oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

s,UPKENE coTF " s'if5a d. s, sr9 sst
o. Or Wasr tiest and the s OF eye1ti I'VE sss a
on nc Rn,.fs and p' ~ ger Cana est, 1eo 70
t9n u cra'ef bI ,fyea application VI. y ~
Public noie Cut Of OF Ne" o.. y VI
So The sueIms Sos 10 civ pa u tis C Of Ne" i"rA
dy Of SaseIga.t ! ce5 M s ao b-sr '
cour: int ay c5ransioner OF E'tmse aga ~
the upon 81 matter the pt1rs 81 ''Ha ~ = '
~. Dated Oct p ~" Wills HALL, cosaas:
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NewYork and Philadelphia
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA
L EDIRECT-U s. MAIL LINE-Through in Il hours,
via New Jersey RalroatFare reduced to 50 for first cass
and o. 80 for second class.-Leaye NewYork al An.
from foot OF Corland-sL and at M and M rom the
foot of Libertyst Leave Philadelphia at and b. and
5 NJ. from foot OF Wainutst anlb Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREhg cOURT-in Via Of the application Of as
= Mayor Aldermen ana Commonay Of the cy ct sew Work
relative to tbs opening Of the from ne rcl hsre
TIA Boodais Road crosses Ore Hundred and
point ssd road uarssca with o9s HundIs aaA
Twenty stTes Aa Tweth Ward OF sa4 Cry Tbs sab
1cba Commissioners OF Ezta and hBssassn the above an
uls the 5upss Coa tina sts Of
swYerk entsrd hs sth day OF Fe,ebsr, 1872 r;e
pursuant requirements OF the Legislature Of TIA
Fsopls ths Gata Of Hsv York. entitled Act 70 hss an
ke entitled Ac: reduce several laws fsssng particularly 20 me
City Of New Yos INTO Act passd AprA 1873 ps.sa apIs
sad Cemmsionsrs TIA ,bos mater ;as nass w
thu lots 1ssssesd numbers OF such o Al tnsT ap
the OF the Commsonsr' togshof WITT srch a
amounted $40 ais,sansnt vhsher for damage or osnaht A
all adavts and other documsnts winch U'fs aaa %
making Their rsper hs7s oss oePsss
the Of the City oil hsT toft of
tbs n.natou there TO remain or
the raid Commissioners usGs hon fspofs
to s I'D suprsn. ans place hereinafter nsn
f1Thsr uocs pursuauf 20
tbs Jntsd 4p Act TO amSns az ACT eneee
an Act tbs Collection Of As.s'sman ana ae
Nay T. l 10 tho oHnsr or oHns!s VI
occupants and improved or unipreVss hnsi Iec
thereby that they have eomPhssd me s.h Ems s hs
present the!r opecsk1ns II
writing David Banks ESQ Chairman OF Ga4 a.
ss place OF business Nassau street, the Cry OF rev Io
within thirty DAYS from Of this notcs ana that tne n
smbaced by hi, owh that 10 AN thoss
ots peesa parcels Of land stu.es lying and beng ts
the norer Of Ono Hundred ane sts st "a.
soutbariy line or sds Hundred Twenty
nne on the oss Hundred sns ssvsna
md One Hundred and Twenty ttfs ana spon e
bstwesn sad and comprising all the lot, and ptees. o. @
Hundred ana sess ans the center ne
Tent and tho center line
hee report tbs above mattsI viii % mes 1n psn
Cd Supreme Of the State Of al e
Of the sad Cont = b. he'd Sy y lss 81 q
that day. thesaf rs counsel can DO sa
Few York, Azguste 1880 w e. aToeDILE aslo toene
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IN PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
EEew Notice hereby given all harn, CLAIMS
against CHAPMAN ofthe City efNew York echan
deceased with vouchers TOT
the Of Psrego No II Maiden lane, in tho cry Of NeW
York before Twelfth day Of April neItDaed York.
- JONATHAN F. AYREs, Executor.
o9 lsw6mW* BEISEY DAY, E1ecutrlx.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
MILNE for PHILADELPHIA at u O'Clock noon by
steamboat JOHN POTTER, daily, Sundays excepted rom
class cars, g. d<tu
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DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.
EXCHANGE Capt Rosekrans every Thursday; POUCH
KEEPSlE, Capt Hoffman, every Saturday at O'Clock,
M from Oct Of hurray-st for passengers and freight
rooms and spacious and comfortable cabins and
pressy fitted up for the comfort and convenience of pas
sengers and arrive Poughkeepse in time for tbs sages
to Sharon Pine Plains and New-bford
For further information, apply board the bages or TO
WILLIAMSON & VAIL, l6I West-st jeA 6ua
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= Ell Lam Nlhil4 LIN IL lol i7obJ Wv
IL eyiasTONINGTONa and PROVIDENCE.-CHANGE
OF HOUR.-0n and after Monday Oct. Il, instant the
Steamers on the Sonngton Line will leave PIER NO z,
North River first wharf above Batteryplacc, daily except
Sundays al 4 P NJ instead Of 2. NJ. OFT lwis.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
Died.



On Thursday morning 2Sth inst, ELizAsrrH RIrrES
In the s3d year of her age.
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this Saturday afternoon, from Nineteenth
street first house east of Sixth avenue at o'clock
pm.
On Friday the 26th inst. DALIA Lar, daughter OF
John and Mary Lee aged years months, and 10
days
The friends Of the family generally, and the
friends of his brothers Hugh. Frank and James, are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this day.
9th inst at two O'Clock p NJ, from the residence OF
her parents. ca Centre street.
Suddenly. on the morning Of tho 18th inst, JON, L.
GuYRr. sged 20 years aud days.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and OF his
brothers Nathan L Benjamin A., and George b. and
the members Of engine company No. IL, and hose
company No. IL Mount Vernon Cha pter No 13, Order
of United Americans and the Order generally and the
IRE department are invited to attend the funeral
sunday. 2oth inst. at one o'clock. p NJ, from tho
residence of his brother i2 Leroy street.
Troy and Lansingburgh papers please copy
The funeral Of IRA II. BLAKEN,~, NJ D.. who died at
st. Thomas, w. L.. February nth will take place ON
Sunday, the 2Sth inst, at r. NJ, at No. 500 Pearl
street
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend. without further invitation
AT Needham. Massachusetts,. April sd CAruARIsK Q
wife Of Hon. Edgar X. Whitaker.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

States the rates Exchange has ruled very nrn,
and large transactions at 29d; many expect 10 see
10 higher Specie r In fair demand at lavSV TOT ~
dollars; 2pu6O0 Pat doubloons The Law making sove
roigns and Spanish dollars legal tender mas oeen TO
pesled Brazilian coin only being allowed
p PS-March 4-The coffee market Is quiet bus very
Arm some sales of superors for Russissst 800 hx-
chang firm at 2ed. Nothing later from Europe or
United States
KI,osror IA April livery little business Of any
~onseou, nee has been done since last issue The
sales OF flour were 100 barrels Baltimore at SIS $40
barrels from the place at sos 6d and SO barrels
Norfolk at SIS The stock Of -four 10 light but ther
Is not much demand Meal continues TO bring los Cd
lot of 40 barrels newly arrived has been placed At
that figure. Rice has not improved although the
stsck is light We quote Carolina at 20s. per
100 lbs. Butter-l50 kegs American has been moved
at I'd per H. Baltimore pilot bread has been sold at
1Ts; wsttson's commands 19s and his crackers 2ss.
pcr barrel Mackerel still 30s Oil Is still is. per
gal. Lard continues inactive--more than I'D cannot
be got for IL. The last arrivals Of Goldfish being
parcclled out at las for cask and 1ss per box The
market Is heavy. but holders firm. New Orleans
pork bripgs 6Ss inspected mess 70s. and prime Sos
per barrel. Hams remain last reported Beef
family Of favorite brands is dull at As AS per hall
barrel Corn remains as last reported. Logwood con
tnues to be bought at 40s. per ton. American GOLD
1E per cent prem. Cavendsh tobacco Is very scarce
the few parcels received since last all taker
at Id n l5d III