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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
Change OF Hours, commencing sent. 3.

Change OF Hours, commencing Sept %
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
n aERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
Leave Sudern's Depot at Leave New-Y0Gk@
= O'Clock A NJ. o'clock A
10 O'Clock 81 min. A. NJ O'Clock Is min
te O'Clock P 81 O'clock Is @ta,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
leave Suf-srns Depota at Leave New-YoFk al
7 O'Clock An 5oelock - min 2 Ok
or or tke arrival OF the Erie trains going East,
PATERSON TRAINS
leave Paterson a. Leave New York nj
~ O'Clock A. 81 Marketsl 8 CLOCK NJ
g! O'Clock Nj Pain Depot 10 o'clock NJ III
l2oc!ock NJ. Paterson Depot ! o'ciGcA P
4& O'Clock NJ Pain Depot 81 O'Clock p N. $s
a. o'clock P N Marketed. | 81 O'Clock ?. M.
Except Mondays.
Leave Paterson OK Leave New fofA ~
II o'clock a. 81. MArket-st 9oclocR A ~
Il O'clock +. n Purn Dep 81 O'Clock P M. a-.,.
B-Ou Monday mornings The first train o1n neHo1As
will leave al g. or the arrival OF tho Ousyo asn rzvz
The NJ aud - O'Clock "a tFs a,s ,s" esrsse
York win not stop al any station north OF x
socS road and Holokus and will be IN tune ., ss
Erie trains morning and evening, gong "esN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

&UPRE&E CoURT.-crTT AND COUNTY QE NEW YORK
SseIs and Peter l. Begars against nsela RckmNn a1s
Ea1S hHA alAn cAAfes kirS Grshon B4Asy wlsI Meis
nSres lAsa Edward WsnS Marta Ky Patrick HAdds
99o ueSaiS eRrTsSa@n suu1n for fef+ Com aat ssr}-
re he"hiA hlChSAS aud JANE ELIZA HICKMAN; Teu are
eey sSiriuofsi tnt required compliant tbs
ssoa wren w IS filed tie ocs q tie Clert Of tha city
6oo County OF Ne"fofk, AZ the CITY Hall city, and
saiEe copy Of your aswer Ire ss1 subscribers
~ me-! o' No 81 John street sad city twsat ais-
te OF nus arnons usvs o. hs day Of sack
VIZ sa Yoa ls 70 answer tbs sd compliant within
Aforesaid th part1s II ths action vii srpS the for ha
lS& Willis > M auSG IA, -
otilsplyF P1.Di5'. AtIorne,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

& UPREME COURT, GeHesse County--JCDAH w. RAN
Ss0M ALEXANDER HATCH--ro ALEXANDER
HATCH, DsdndNtYou hereby iummonsd to The
complaint Judah W, Ransora plaintiff lction coy
which hereto t~hh died the nnes Of The Csstt OF
ts County of ospeHoer iS ans TO
your oc Niiass Of Ls
roS tue CeuI Geuesee And State VI New )rk, within wsu
days aer The Of exclusive Of tho day
OF srch sevice And yoa m the cocyhn 40 hereby
te9a.d The sut Vd take Judgment sso YOU Ger SIT hundred
and three dollars with s6n OIL
1910 besides te and disbursements OF ac:ioa:
oil aw6wF l. n BANGS Of I.,r,, Pl.intiTt Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

IN PURSUANCE order OF the SafroSa,s Of ,hs ceu.
k oSsw forA HEREBY evsz 20 Al ha,i clsrs
asHst JAMES MEAD Io Of the City OF Ssw YORK. deceased u
present thereof tbs tho oac-
o. K Goodun No oe sadvsy IA the City .: New YorH
tors the twenty January nsID ,ss
sb!ssatb Az of July 1850 BRIDGET aES A!analrsts4l
kle laweuE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
JUHN STEWART,
REVO c. HASCE..
o9ttnove

A 7 A SURRoGATE'5 COURT, held and FOR tbs County
YORK the Surtoga Ohce, IN tho Ctty OF New
tie third day Of October, the loPresent
DER w BRADFORD Surrogate tho matter oil tbs ap
pAcsueu THOMAS RADDocK and other oedtots ct STE
PHKk KANE The real eats OF the sad deceas
morRgel leased Of his debtsAu order
AA,ms heretofore made the Application OF thomas Had
Dunnu Shuor OF Stspea Rane ats OF the
ad CITY deccasei ntele requiring Andrew hogaS and Beu
A W Bentsen sdnnstratnN Of all and Singular
he ~ ehstte aud credits of the sA nestste personally TO be
appear County OF New York the
lst Gay OF Qcober ooock the orenoon TO show
why they shoul re9urej sse sell tbs
rs OF the decreased the payment Of his debts And
s poi Of he OF the SAID oCe cst fourteen days DO
e the day therein appointed los ehoHs having been made
n the sad and administrative
having shown the contrary orderd That all persons
interested the stephen Kane deceased nesats,
appear before the Surrogate Coany Of New his Of
% the City Of New YORK. The eighteenth day of November
m al ten O'Clock tha iornon OF that then aud there
eW why authority shoad gwen the said ad
sor and administrator to csc cell much of the
of the sai Sephec shah
81 pay hs debts. A w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
q &illIAr yBsutI, Proctor, lts Broadway. Oh 4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

SSUPKEME COuR1-LEyI S, CHATflRLD, Attorney Gsnt,t'
Nof tho State OF ogk against TIE PRESIDENT, DI
RECTokS AND COMPANY OK THE CANAL BANK OF Al
order OF the Supreme Court OF the STATE
New York made the eighth day OF ay 1890 tho
dsrsgued Receiver OF the Canal Barl OF Albany hereby
the hcrrs of the eutaudng circulating notes o bills os
sad Canal Bsn aud the holding the certificates svsn
the uudeene1 such Rye for the balance renan 1nPa(
bills surrendered the hst dividend Of sIty
that ihs required the sad notes bills
certificates payment tie Receiver hs Office 10 the ca,
Of Asn, within two FROM te ste Of this notice n de
as thereof that they N pcaded tho benefit Of tho fund
provided the said bl aud csr6caa
lnd all clam BY Of hodn The ard that the
fund VIII be disposed Of the doo The said Court for tSs
e4nsnt The other cciars Of the sad Canal Bank sack
map be hersof determined For the es;e coaYonl
Of those hcus sad M and certificates tine Receiver
ade arrangements by which the wiz so ba pad possas
hoa TO the Commercial BRnk IN LIS ctyAbSny jane lsto
ie7 lsw2yf ANDREW WHITE, Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

STREET DEPARTMENT. No HALL or RECURD5.-puh.
kc hereby that the olowm: 9etons have be'u
pretenied the Board of Aldermen Fly nn tres FROM
leRth Bcomvgdao Read toEsua,e and gr Forty
Third the c-G'er 81 the bt he~eao
Fourth sg sidewalk lay gutter the
place front o( the court known Rt Unoa
court EeeBth and Tweh streets Al persona insr
having objections thereto requested 10 present them IN
unccusd his Office, beora Tho 10th DAY Of
Nov uet-Nuv o. lebu
JOHN L bob"h' aStN'1''"'"'''"''o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

PURSUANCE OF OF The Surrogate County
New York hereby gwen all persons having clam,
sARY THOMPSON hs OF the City o. NewYoFk
preseo the with vouchers thereof 10 ths subscriber, tbs
M Wa h Learn No W all street The City Of New York
S or before te March eeItOaed Now YORK tho 2h
gay q August 1850 ALFRED q. THOMPSON, Administrator.
81 hUo ew6nSP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

,uPRyAE CouRrn the matter OF the Application OF H..
msyo and CommoDAy OF the Cy Of New tort rsls
tvs 10 tue 0PEklhG OF SEVENTY EIGHTH STREEIH from
TAud Avenue Fifth Avenue, to Nineteenth Wnr p sat
Public Notice hereby svea NayOr Aldermen and Common
vy Of fowYoTt Pursuant 70 he statute in
provided, that the Tad Mayor Adermen aud Commoat
OF Cs New Yor, istsd &c sAo Application the 81
pr-tns Court Of New York Special Tsrm Of tho
sad Court bs held tho City Han the City OF Kew YorE,
Saturday 3Oh Of November A D. 1870 II tho opening OF
Tie Count alday thereafter Council car be haard
appointment OF Commissioners Estimate and Assessment
entitled that the OF the Inn
proveHsn tie opening OF Seventy Eighth hd Ave
rue Avenue he Sinseenth Ward VI cad CITY n odt
upcu plan OF ead City Act entitled AZ
Act relative 10 oacn The having out o. Stress sai
New York and for ohe. purposes passed
Apl3d 1907 Henry L. DAVIES, Counsel the Corporation
New york October 81. 1880 nj cot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

CORPORATION SALE-Notce, sale w place at she psb
v lie yasd KNugton Slturday Nov 9 at 10 o'clock tho
goods have beu removed elcunbracss from
pers the CITY and that have fenAaed
YARDS the 10Th OF July the 9Th day Of October incll
Ao. yard Ganesyoort IL CLOCK Also! at
Doc, Albany Rs5o at O'Clock, Of lot brick SlLVANUo GED
kEf, Superintendent Of Streets n5 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
Mgnagers ard Agents. i49 PeaTl.st corner Of wall

4 IALIFUKNIA PASoANE IIONtI =
- Through Ticket in The Cabin leaving here 18Th inst
bv How land & Aspinwaifs line, for sale by
II z. ABRAHAM BELL ( SON. LII tulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
GREGORY'S CALIFORNIA EX-

VA PRESS-Per Steamship EMPIRE CITY, Ism NJ
velnber.-Tne subscribers VII dispatch u SPECIAL EN-
PRESS ny The above Steamer, in charge OF competent
messenger wEo VIII supenneud tie transportation OF
Goods from Ckaeres to Panama their reshpmeH from
the latter per and remain control Of them until they are
in charge OF Mr.. JOSEPH W. GREGORY. At San Fran
CISCO who has every facility hand their mmedlt de-
livery the gces San Francisco and various ports
OF California The Arrangements OF hts Express being Of
the uoAl perfect description, delay that Il IS
possible provide against Parcels received until the
morning OF the day Of sailing, and Letters until y NJ
Packages and heavy freight bs delivered our office
prior the day Of sang where goods waiting sipuent
are covered by insurance. ...-.z...-,,o.,,
Managers ard Agents, l49 Pearl-st. corner OF Wall
s-Shppers by this Express can avoid Tue annoyance
ard expense Of clearing their goods al The Custom house
Terms reasonable. NJ i3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

NEW ROUTED the WEST Il NORTH.
/ NUGITED STATES NAIL LINE, vie the Cayusa and
susquehuHa and New os and Erie Railroads and Csyl
ga Lake,
unu further notice the Passenger Trains on the Cayugs
and SGsqueha1n Railroad viii in connection with tie
Dny and Night Express Trains on the New York aud Ere
Railroad. tx o daily lines Sundays eNcepted)
Tie cars leave 0wego al 81 NJ and y P NJ. Leave
ithaca M. AID al so VI. arriving at Owego In lime
for the Morning aud Evening Express Trans for New YORK
The splendid lowprossure steamer WILLIAM n
DODGE Capt BucAbee, leaves ithaca daily at 80 AN
connecting at Cayuga with the Express Trains gongEas
West Returning leave Csyuga AT ? NJ or on the
ing at Ithaca with The Evening Train for New York.
Through tickets from NewYork Cayuga, Sc Tickets
nom New-York to Ithaca Caynga sold on board the
steamboat Of the New York and Erie Railroad Company
the river.
Baggage checked through from Esw-York to Ithaca or
CayusA.
The Cayuga and susquehanna Railroad has been rebu!
and relad with heavy rail new route, avoiding the
inclined plains and equipped with engines and
passed on any road in the Union
The connection between the railroads and the boa'ss per
feet the running directly to and from the steamboat
landing in Cuyugs Lake-
Psssengcrslo Tor Oswego Syracuse Auburn Geneva Roch
ester and Buffalo viii fad this the pleasant comora
bic ard CheG est route So cody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
REGULAR NAIL LINE between BOS-

~ Ell AN MAIL LIN h between DJS-
AeTON and NETWORK, via STONINGT0N ard
Inland roate, without Gerry, change sf
The steamer c. VANDERBILT. Capt joel stoua SD
CoMMoDORE, Capt WIN, r. Era1ee in connecroA
with the StenngtoR and Providence and Boston aud
Providence Railroads leaving New-York daily ls~adays
excepted nom Pier Mr. 6r5 wharf ahovs Battery place,
a. O'clock NJ and StoGiDgtoG at NJ. upon Las
rival OF the Man Train fou Boston
These steamers were built expressly for he and
IN every respect particularly adapted TO s naygaoa Of
Long Island Sound The for passs gers
eommodious aud comortabiehe officers capable and
pereEced.
The route being the shoItest and direct batpreaA
Boston en3 New York. passengers are enabled IN Ciys
10 ample tine for the morning lines OF seambc and
railroads runnipg 10 various points from those cities
The VANDERBILT win leave New York 90 Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Leave Stoningon Monday,
"Wednesday ard Friday.
The COMMO DORE VIII leave New YoTk Monday Wed
nesday and Friday Leave SOnngton Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday.
n B-Passengers the srriva OF tho STEAMERS at Stea-
ington proceed Immediately In th speadid railroad
to Providence ard Bostou ba4 gase-nlsster
puncs each train to and from Boston For passage
berths satcrooms freight applications may be made
the Agenis on tho whar, aud at tho oise, 10 Battery
place OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

G.UPREAE couH1 Cy an1 County CT Sev "a
- H.nsI Ni.tstn f.si gat " hzm scottic w
FELL named You hsrty nos7d tni
h- Complaint Z, tl, Each ai or Or =s G
otcs Of the CI-rE the CTS ssa Goun
iork the Slt Hall N sad and % serys Spy q o
tie compliant, the subscriber ~ LIS once N
burrd oisu Ceun WITHIN .uerty tlys Gts 10 AaFves q tls
yo, IasJss g. tbs Gay Of ssch ssrvs in yoa
al tee eomp FthG tbs tne Eorr-Ia zee .h
VII app Cont ter taS rsas d'1anasain
tbs complaint, Ds.ed 9coeet 20 $50
u76l aw6=F John ). doNELL- Fiainn1 8 sl'u'nof.
6.rBHtIFS ShLHHy srGs vi @Aesuto9 u - 49, - -
kSdsrrrrd. Wi expose To s1e WEpAEsDAs As .!A a
SGvt1.be ls6p O'Clock vs>tb1s Of The Cry a.
sht ,i and ,ri-s u DAVID shswoo vsch he had %
say Sepef 1885, o1bes tine ihofIs 81
be fol- i-sbi property to wit: tft briA
house nuroer oSty-siz Crosby rsetSS Ast - 900
NarhttJ - lot uum1r esAe Crosby street esse ~ la
r,er a fronting Eu street -oohr'S tI hs ugHlof sixty
fou, CROSBY street. AID westerly b Crosby street. IS
THaAAS G4AStkf: sAs'IS;
wuIuR B, DG4ES. Deputy Eas<& eiisEsWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

StTREET DEPARTMENT So4 HALL or kECoRDs--ses!ei
- Proposals. received al the Street C1nn7soner once
until Saturday i5h lso &: ooot r il 20 regulate q .as
r-dp FtUs
thereto had application 70
tie CoutraCt Clerk OF tins Department Nov 8, 1850.
III JOHN T DODGE. street Co LlLasioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

CORPORATION NOTICEPubbc aotce kereby gwen, tbs
OowQev owners occupant occupants OF all Houses aad Lots
Lands affected thersny that hs following
been completed by ts Ase.sors
the Office OF tbs Bur.sp OF assessments Tor examination by all
persons For Fiug Lots and building Drans e
blocks bounded ouherly by foet e. uorh9ry by Forty
second street, easer by Eighth aysnu" ead westerly BY the
embraced such Assessment include Ill
Houses Lots Of ground lots pieces and
pacels Land blocs flied a0d drained
All interests Affected by the above named As
snd opposed the either Of them
present their writing the unisrHXo7d
the eace, No h of Records, within thirty M from the date q
this nolcs0ce Bureau OF Street. D-pfsRt Nov
/ 1880 SAMUEL n DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

KK PURSC ASCE u t.s 5urrntts q ,,s County Il
9S.v YotE s-ehy :" alpe-,nas
GuRp0s WHKxLER ,4ss o. tia City Of SsyTork. r1ar-
chant deceased pr--si VII f1ssys Md
.abfrbrf ~ WIN Cs7 81 sss-
T.fk bAors The iaresnth Day o. Apo. OIisA Ss~
ellisuo1ay '''S'''''' AaDREw. LeayE ggls9usos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

etTEYET DEPARTMENT, Nc. sALL OF EECOaDs--seaet
ets Office In
Tparsda H. 1850 ST O'Clock M 70 Regulate aud Grade
FIT, street, from Pi Fourth fi,ns spehcs
tors and al thereto, be had application 10 the
Contract Clerk OF DspartmeutSoy (, 1855 I0HS T
DnDGE. etrssi Cornml,sionef TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

EtTRFET DEPARTMENT, No. tHALL or EEGohD5--Puo
, notice gvs4 that tie following resolutions b-u
presented Board n Aldermen T. and eule the curb
gutter walks tbs easter sds OF Center rss' ~
tween laonsrd md the my h
sa craze uaa Orange street between ffl n aGd
Chatham All persons Interested having loeUonb tiere0
are requested present them writing tie suHd his
ohc- on or teoe 10th iay November 'nSNoy t. 100
NJ JOHN T. DODGE, Street CofnUlssonHr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
FOR EUROPE.

FTHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

IN PURSUANCE Of a. ofdsf t sd;rog4fs q coraty
YORK notice hsssby GTsn to sf PerS2p1 eeyi CLAIMS
agst HENRY CRuA at Of ne City SsE YOTk, tsss,st
oT,.ent ia. .A ruaef tho sdbscr5sr
sso Of ortust De No. i7 Broadway, ,as Ctr Of
York - y 0I h5TsnaDEf aGE.z.st
pyi7 is~cnF7 HEERIITTI cRuN, Aoa4o..es,b,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

EtTRLET DEPARTMENT No Hall Of Reconnaissance Pro
@posaIs vii Al e Street comnsoaarS oice until
1ne.dsy ~ ooieck NJ To Curb and Gutter
Stones III Ninth Forty FAtyr To regulate
paya son Size Of seuty ehth ~ to north ns
Of I Plans specifications sod all Information thereto
apphston he Ccnart Clerk OF IBIS Ospaten
hnxs,,eer n2l JOIN DODGE street Commandment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

STREET DEPARTMENT. No. HALL OF RECuRDS-Pubhc
= notice IL hereby g ei following Koupoa nas ben pre-
.eu.ed IL ha Allotment To ste And Grade
Fourth FS avenues III persons
hag -ons there;o rolueses % present them
al h oc-, '"rs ino "th az
OF November s. 1850 JOHN DODGE, strest Com
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
TRAVELLING.

] NyIItI q dthIIfuat Of NeNV-JaTgeY.
/ Va II T Z Il ARRANGEMENTS.


/ M | TER ARRANGEMENTS
extencs from ELlZAB ETdPORT 81 miles the WEl pR
HOUSE A. J. reducing the staging between tho tertaisaa
ofiiie Reed sid EASTON TO . mica,
This inc leaves SewYork by steamboat Red Jacket
pier Ne North River, aud connects with trains ~
New-Jtrsty Railroad, which leaves NewYcrk from tes.
OF Cortland ~
TRAINS UP-Lesve New York by steamboat Red J.ek.
et pier No North RIVER An freight and Al PM
paseuaer ara ~ y j. Rsilroad foot OF Corandet al
Trans leave While Hosse and following places for New
York = follows.
White House a. 81 An; freight al Ct AM; Passenger
Al II Pm.
s5mervtue at 5 AM; Freight at AM Passenger Cd
>! PM
BouFd Brock al 81 AN Fregh; at lcn' AN; Pas
aeuger III 25In PM.
Piajgdcld a, 81 AM Freight al u AM Passenger ~
wes6eld at 81 M; Freight al III AM Passenger as
SP.M
EnzabeihJoyyn Freig ats4 Am Passenger al l2iPA.
Eaiabe!hpor ~ 81 AN. Freight al S! AM; pAssoa-
ger at NJ.
STAGES Will be in readiness oa the arrival OF tho An
from ScwYork al the Waite House conTey pss-
sengers Easton, Wikesbarre Beth ehem Allentown sna
Msuch Chunk Penn. and Pennington Lebanon Clatoa
Milford ana Beyldere NJ.
B.-Al BAGGAGE al thu risk OF the owners unia de-
vered rlU tho actual possession OF the Agents Of The Com
parry and checks or receipts given therefor. ns
KNOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT
a The splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA viii leave
her dock pier North River, for New Orleans direci
FRIDAY, Nov. Is, al O'Clock precisely
RATES OF fAag
Aner Saloon State Rooms.
FOR Passay; having ne ccom1oiaions apply TO the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
n56 81 and IS Soulh-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

fyOkPORAlION NOTICE-Pubhc hereby gwen
So1uer occupant or occupants OF all house and o
lands affected thereby tat tbs following AZ
haze completed s and lodged III
The fce OF III, OF Asseaaents for examination by All per
filing tho lott embraced n to
soutery 49, nortaefy by 4tth " ea't5rY ny
III. 1O sy and westerly lucs0n Ryvr Tbs limits euofaol
y uc assessment Include all the bousea and ns Of ound
vacant lots peces parcels of and the above blocks 50
nl.d in AMI otain.d persons whose interests are ri
.cted by Assessments AM VII" ara oppo-a
IN ~ sSre or either them, requested " present theH
obs, tonb II ~rn the undefsgnsd at Their ehcs No nal
Records thirty days from the date OF tbs D.
rs al Assa..rnts department, Nov l. lsO "a MEL II
~ MOTT, FRAECIs NICHOLSON ISAAC VIM SMITH, A.
~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
TRAVELLING.

STEAMSHIP EXPRESS to NEW
60RLEAHS-PerS Steamer GEORGIA next MONDAY,
ard Steamer PHILADELPHIA the l5,h INST STIH.
sOf' Cos Sew ORR Aobiie and Soatn- western Ex-
prs Vii traI5ai'l FFe.sL, valuable pa5ce l. New
Orleans and deliver the SAFE with pronptles Dispatch
To tLeiT destination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

IN PURSUANCE u order sartoEste q Ire coaHsy Of
New YORK aoZcs hei.hy EtE1 csrslS
4RTa q, MILE b:s Of Ia ey Il Nov YofI e>esAssa T.
erase: ts the -Asrsr, c1s
Eo ~ WlAnstr-es in City lon, bsiots
.,y Of ssab-- -s-pEts Ss~ sat dsY NJ H.9
1y3! IA-r;.s.F EESRY FlsltEa. kirzI1i-,rs;ci.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-18
Great Extravaganza.

Have just received and am now opening a now
L and splendid assortment of FURNITURE,
COMPOSED of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal
nut front Bureaus; low post and teaster Bedsteads,
cane seat, French and common Chairs, Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Stands, Lounges
and Mattresses, Presses, Rocking Chairs, Cribs,
and other articles too tedious to mention, which
will sell cheaper than Furniture ever has been
sold in this place at regular business.
Please call at the old stand Of Brice & Young,
IN Bartlett's Row, on Georgia street, and Judge
Tor yourselves. Leave your credit at home, and
bring your money or produce, and will insure
you o bargain.
Old furniture repaired on reasonable terms, OF
new made to order. J. YOUNG.
Louisiana, Nov. 18th, l85O.-ly.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-18
Sale OF LOTS IN LOUISIANA.

i'm SATURDAY, the 7th day of December next,
lU I win offer for sale, at public auction, before the
store room door Of VIM. x. Kennedy, in this city,
the following valuable real estate, consisting of
Lots and Blocks in the city of Louisiana, TO wit:
Blocks numbered 80, SO, Sc, 81 and 70, each con,
tanning eight lots. Also, Lots numbered l2S, l32,
135 and l36-making in all forty-f four lots.
Terms made known on the day Of sale. This
property will be sold in lots, and now is the time
for bargains. Those desiring information in re.
gard to my title papers, will call upon ]. B. Hen
VIM. READING.
November 18th, lS5O.-4w.
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ia curious exhibition is in course oil
preparation for the Worlds Fair, by Mr.
Wyld, M. p. the eminent map engrayer.-
He is constructing a huge globe, Of Sc feet
in diameter, which will be provided with a
convenient mode of ingress and egress, the
different countries of the world will be rep
resented upon the inner, and not upon the
outer surface, and the interior will be fitted
up with galleries and stsircases, so as to
enable the visitor to make q our of the
world, and visit each Of the countries whose
Industry or productions will be displayed in
the Great Exhibition.
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The Days that are Gone.
BIZ sHERIDAU.

No seEs the spring my lost pleasure restore,
Uncheer'd ] still wander alone,
And, sunk in detection, forever deplors
Tbs sweets of the days that are gone.
Wh,le the sun Is il rises to others shines bright,
think how 1t formerly shons;
While others Gull blossoms, / find but q blight,
And sigh for the days that are gone.
Istray where the dew falls through moon.lighted
groves,
And list to the nightingale song,
Hsy plants still remind me oflong banish'd Joys,
And the sweets Of the days that are gone.
Each asw-drop that steals from the dark eye Of
night,
10 . tear for the bliss that IL flown,
While others Gull blossoms, / find but q blight,
And sigh for the days that are gone.
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VIRGINIA WAGON MAKING.

RICHARD M. PENN, having leased the shop
AZ formerly occupied by Ezekiel R. Glasby as
Il Wagon Makers shop, 10 the city of Louisiana,
10 now prepared to execute all work in his line Of
business with fidelity and despatch. Having been
engaged In the Wagon and CaTriase making busi-
for some time, and being determined to use
only the best materials, he hopes 10 receive the
sails Of all who desire to purchase work of the
best quality. His prices for new work and re-
pairs shall be as low ~ those Of any other work.
man, and he will warrant his work b give satis.
faction in all cases where satisfaction CAN be civ.
RICHARD N. PENN.
October 18th, 1861