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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
lSJEW- YORK q NEW-HAVEN RAIL

/ YROAD-On and aner Monday, October IA, the follow
Ing trans VIII leave Canast Stanoa, Broaadwuy
Passer gers also received Al he NeWYOrk and Harlem
Rgfrood Office Twsnty-seventh6t
! Accommodation Tram I'll Z 10 AM !or He% hocaeee7
,gnnnroneck RYE Port Chester Greenwich Stamford "a
nan Norsalk WespOrL Southport Farned, bridgeport.
S,rnrTl Milford erd New Haven Passengers from me
WsySauus FOR Albany and the Stations on the Honsatome
sud NaugAucE Railroads will take hls trHn and stop ~
Pridr~p6rt Passengers rom Boston Prov.
i5enee Worcester Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
e. passengers rom ne Way-Stlticas for
Hsmden Cheshire Southngton, Painylile, Pennington,
Avon TartlYe and C0lllnsyllle, VIII aAs us 1fuh au
jo!n the Canal Railroad Train at New HGyeu. ot,
9 Express Train At O'Clock A Nj Tor S,hiord oIiIso
por, Aliuny Housaton.C and Margarine haitfoud5, sew
Haven and The Canal Railroad Middleton aarlio[u,
Struggled ard Connecticut River kah'oad, "ocosV74'
o,3nn 700, IRAN at o'clock A. NJ for New
Haven ard all Intermediate Stations Passengers by ms
Tram for Stations on the Hlruorc aud NGH-taYen RAIL
road VIII remain over New dayen about one hour.
s rom, feree TO ave hours at New. Haven Hartford
spnpefcld or ct any Station where che Express Train
Te re. oi pas & sai a. Hausn "a
Express Train at M for StaIaora, cOfysak, n:idgs-
crt and Houeatonic and Naugatack Railroads. New Haven,
hartford Spripghed Worcester and boston
s. Accommodation Train 81! N for NeR Haven and al
the intermediate STATIONS,
S Communication IRAN n M 'of bfldRepor' hln u
'0fh'S'''s'' TRAINS TO NEW-Yokk
i Co1ouiamtion Tran all G AN from Bridgeport aIop'
pug 81 ali tne Intermediate SGtlOns.
9 Accommodation Grup II A. rs Ior Now hafea
yoppng al al Intermediate Saruus receiving passengers
from Nmgatuck Railroad at Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train 81 ~ Az -roLD New-hs7Hl,
stopping all ntenefiota Stations receiving passengeiF
rom hartford ara New Hayen, Canal Railroad, aud Neag
Express Trsln ii 10 2 M IN connection win
preee Train from Boston from New Haven, stopping al
Bridgeport ard Stamford receiving passengers from S1s
Housatonic Railroad at bridgeport
5 Accommodating Train al 80 M ,tecelying pessea'
gers rom tie Accommodation Tram rQm boston) IRON
New Haven, stopping 81 all AterlntlaIe sa'l9ls
Xpress Train al 10 NJ Tor IL connection Gta A1'
press TRIM from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport NorwaG
end stamford arriving in New YorA at L 80 NJ evening
Train from Ptshed connects with s Train at Bridgeport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
List nf Patents
E,sasd fran DE United Skqtes Patent Office far NE Wesh
ending December 10, 1870.

Lsasd fran e United States Patent Office (or TIE Wesf
ending December 10, 1850.
ICaf.iuiy prepared f0r Tho r,ibun4.
William D Allen Of Durhamyille N T. Tor improved
balance boiler feeder Patented Dec 10, 1850.
solon Bingham Jr of Poestenkill, y Y for improve
nlent in buckles fer harness. Patented Dec. 10, 1880
YIN II Hoyey Of Hartford Com. for improvement In
hearings for axes and shafts Patented Dec 10. 1850
Janes Lefel Of Springfield OHIO, for Improvement in
lever Jacks Patented Dec 10, 1850.
George Mathiot OF Washington, d C. for improvement
in eIectrotyping. Patented Dec. TO- l$s0'
Pa for improvement in iced planters Patented Dec 10,
1880.
seed planters Patented Dec TO- 1850.
Frederick r. Robinson Of Boston, Mass for improve
meni in sewing machines Patented Dec 10, lS5o.
Alexander Smith OF West Farms, N Y for improvement
In the manufacture Of TWO and threepY carpets Patented
Dec. TO- 1850 ~ ,.
Enent in planning machines. Patented Dec. 49, 1850 o.,
Jesse White and jonathan BUDDY OF BarnesHlie Sng'
for improvement In eleyang cooling and conveying o''
Nelson b. While Of Wnchendon Mas; for lPf nee
menis in machines for making pi.bo1es. fsS'A'eN
10, 1850. ,,tfo eor improved cut.
off motion FOR puppet valves Patented III ~ Yshssoqulas
John Siyner ard Thomas ~ ShiPIon 90 Patented
Valley, Pa for improvement IN seca p'~~''-
Dec. 10, 1850. nrs14ss
Charles A. Larnbard of Augusta 'i0 O0'e
Patented Dec. TO- 1901.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Working Associations in Anericn.

The following article tromthe W1L'd"S-
Jurgh a.. ~ Times is worthy the atten-
ton of workingmen everywhere
The Journeymen Coopers' Protective Union
Shop, in North Sixthst. presents very busy
scene, and thus far proves concluslyely that LABOR
need not be the slave of Capital. 1t was predlct-
ed of this establishment that it would not eXlst
one month and would as regards work, supply q
small and inferior quality The opposite OF all
thus is before US every day IN the week. Somesf
men are at work in this shop, who average from
~ tn sll per week ms earnings. Beside this they
have per centage accrulng on the capital stoch'
of which each workman holds from one 10 nye
shares at $40 each The profits arising are in this
way shared by the workman, instead OF passing
into the pockets of the employer
There are 80 barrels made each day IN the SHOP
beside 100 pieces of smaller size, making tue
weekly earnings of the establishment from SJog
to $500 a large supply of barrels, casks, and
work of smaller description is kept constantly on
hand in the storeroom OF the shop. The building
is so by - feet, and does not afford the space re-
Guisite for the purpose, so that the Union con-
template purchasing or leasing more ground I'M
mediatey adjoining The President and Business
Agent of this Association s Mr. Addison Heath,
who is competent and enterprlsng business
man
This Union we consider an example OF what all
laboring men may accomplish. BY association,
shares, dues, &C. by industry and ordinary atten'
ton. those now seryile may become independent.
Men have too long believed that portion mustbe
servants On examining the subject large num-
Der have struck blow for themselves, and it has
proved to be advantageous. Surely it is betterto
have a voice in your own affairs than to be the
dumb recipient of whatever a master may dole
ont 1t is the want of fair remuneration which
drives men and their wives and children to resi-
dence in a room, suited better tor respectable
pig stye than for even single ledger. we trust
that the Journeymen Coopers may receive patron.
age to the fullest extent, and that at the close OF
each wear, one and all may have something sub
stantial to show for his service.
The Journeymen Coopers are III measure the
pioneers in establishing the system OF Associated
abor by oint capital. To them, thousands OF
downtrodden, but talented and worthy mechanics,
are looking as standard bearers Of great principle,
which will eventually be the means OF eleyatlng
whole classes to be their own employers, and thus
ensure to the laborer the profits OF his labor -
So far this body has been eninently successful;
the prospect as illustrated by them must be cheer
ing. We wish them continued prosperity, and
trust that every one who can, will employ and give
preference to the fruits of their toll. They wall by
so doing perhaps cause their name to be yene'
rated at a not distant day when labor will be per.
manenty rewarded according to It's deserts
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SLAVES FREsD--The Melo,Al5ony Tnd) B4lle-

SLAVES FREED.-The Ner-A3Jany Indl Bulle
hin of the I'd, says: The three white persona "a
woman, her daughter, and grand child,j arrested
in this city some two or three weeks since, and
claimed as slaves by gentleman of Fort Smith,
AK. were purchased of the claimant on Saturday
last, and made free citizens if they were not
really before of Indiana A committee of gen,
tlemen Of this city beaded by Major Weir, went went
TO Louisville On that day, whittier the persons n, as
were taken the day previous by the Marsns,
Indiana and, with money contributed " st and
here purchased them, brought t1en l.,ond doubt,
ct them sas at 1s 5 Iasy s5 d. no dealer in human
flesh has any claim upon them. .r I,yrnq5 Of
l lsf; %s y .'s Is s 5s s .5 s s
Ia, ,nagoSs smith IN the country market
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

a FALL RIyER-By The spendid ana superior steam :.
ers BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted the navigation Of Long
Island Sound raining N connection with The FAD River and
Old Colony Railroad distance OF 50 miles to Boston only
Leave pier n X. near the BAKERY.
The steamer Bay STATE, Capt VIM. Brown. on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, at P NJ
The stcaIner STATE IS MAINE, Capt Thomas q.
levitt aJndsys Wednesdays aud Fridays, al M
This liue is tbs only that direct for Newpon
Thess 6aed with cOmmodious stae-reofra
and every Rraug cement for tho aecuny aud comfort OF Pas
aengers who afforded by this roGte nights rest o.
board and arrival Fan River proceed per railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning or can renalS
on board getting heir breakfast wished for 1nnl ths
sArtiEg Of accommodation train Al quarter before
O'Clock NJ which reaches Boston at about9 ocock, AN.
Ii attached zach steamer, who re-
and tickets the ssggage and accompanies the sans
lOtls destination.
game by other 1nes
steamer runs IN sonEecon with this Line 10 and irozz
Providence, daily, Except Sundays.
Freight 70 Boston taken al the sae sateS "a eJ te ots1
regular tines and forwarded with greater expedition BY 81
g1press freight Iai1 which leaves Fail River every morn
ing Sunday excepted at O'Clock Sor Boston AID New
BEDFORD arriving al its destination Of OF about II An
For freight apply on board at the office on Pier Va
Tor sta-fooms brhs apply on board or L II R desi'ed
10 secure them ahead, application may be made 10
tel07 TISDAIAE L BORDEN, AgenLa, rs and II WeaEsa
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ru1DSON RIVER RAILROAD


4 NETWORK to Albany by Railread and sseOza.
soals NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1856
On AID after Monday October on 1851 ne passenger
uuls VI run as ioioys Sund4yg sXcspie.l eoanscnsg
Al Psf tsersa wlta the flslsalng steamers Al1ioA
kRaGYNlA ard SOUTH AHGRlC5, flant1g % A3e Tons
A8any, snd torchIDg q Re Hs2 n LAils 5s aoliSa
LEAVE NEH-YORA. GOING NOAIhf
FrCs1 tie Cfssf n Hu1soR-st csar Ci41sDefss4
AT A. A--Fer PASSENGERS 70 Pouglkeepss. stopping
- AL IT. va7 zTztlufa
Atsi5 A Si-K4pfsss tzsiu FOR Aloa1y. HopPtng ss
TonSers Dobb= FeTry, DsaEaal, IaIIytoyfL 9a 2Stas
PeessEil ta7rsor1s Cold SpT1g Flstl5l4, Ne"-dsi3-
9Hrgh, ard connecting 81 Poaehk7epse N'Ah tad Ah'
NINA or Aida, winch Wiz hGt a. hyde PAX King.
sgOH EIvoL Aelcz, CalsEll, batson. IoHsss6lsl sad
Sn4Yesani ar,i srrIge a A,hau7 81 81 pm
Al l. ALFoF frslCrt sRd passengers - PoagnkaspslS,
sippCIng al starots
Az 2 N-Fof Passengers % Polghkeeps,e, stopping
A. P. 4@s7Iess ran Tor A5&py stopping a Man.
hstsGvlle- ioukaTs pohbs gerry D5arTnan Cartyto
SirgSiDt Peeksk GarrsoIs God Sprung sls1siL New
GsI 5lgb AMI Milton Ferry connecting 81 Polg nkeegse
wiz TIE steamer SOUTH AMERICA. wRch VII land At
Hyde Psrk kingston bslTytown IIyol Malien CRLsAlt
Huo SCH, CoNsacke S1yyssa1E sad New. Baltimore aud
ASP M~For passenger 70 Peekssill stopping al 81
way i lave poUeHKEEPs1E, GOING SOUTH
All a.-For Nsw-YorS, stopping ST al Ihe principal
Ats A M,-For freigat snd passengers to New-YOrS.
Ali Is M-or On arrival Of steamer rom Albany,
which leaves there stoPPhg Al Sew- Halnburgh,
Pyfo7gp' 6ear1aa1 bo6bs Ferry aud Yonkers-
Asp H-For New York stopping aEal way staGoes.
ASP M-Or IN arrival Of steamer from Albany, wslcA
caves .here At ? II stopping st au WAY staAoos er
LEAVE FEEKsxILL FOR NEW.YORK
Gt645 M.-Soppng 81 AZ way stations
Passengers ,In promote lelf convenience sud ssey ~
observing Inc following rules: sL Give particular drc
on 10 Toe bax eIsan where FOUR baggage Is 10 Do do
yered be may 1t accordingly and thereby svc
mistakes aud DELAYS, I'd, procure voar tickets before ente
U18a OLIVER e. LEE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

WRITER ARRANGE EN- ENTS
Change of Hours commencing Dec.
EsAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
z eERsON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
leave Sufcnls Depot Ii Leave New Yo'E Al
= O'Clock A NJ O'Clock, ID min. A. M
rs O'Clock % uIin A. O'Clock Z.
lt o'clock. - min A N. o'clock 10 min. Z. ID
O'Clock NJ.
Or on the arrived Of the Way tram from OGa71uc gong
East SUNDAY TRAINS.
leave Suferry pepota! Leave New-Ycrk 4.
+5ocock A NJ O'Clock Is min r. 81
o. or the arrival OF the Express ram going East
PATERSON TRAINS
Exssve patterson at Leave Nsw-Y0rk q,
locock A. NJ Marxetst 81 O'Clock A Il.
8 O'Clock A NJ Pain Depot 81 O'Clock 4 III
94oclock, A n Market 81 p O'Clock ?. u.
liz a n Paterson Depot o'clock IL
81 O'Clock NJ PATTI DepoLi 81 o'clcch p.
II o'clock P. 81 MARKETS..
SUNDAY TRAINS
s.saye Paterson al Leave New-Yo!k g.
g A NJ Paterson Depot O'Clock a ID
SIP n. Paterson Depot 81 o. clock : I'd
The Is a Nj ana : IS o'clock P n. ZaiEs from HeS.
York VIII stop any staoa north OF Paterson exceps
Rohokus 2nt vii be il time rneet Erie trslas orn-
ina ana evening gong VISA 81 sufeTh' Depot
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srrcrssruL RocrEnY II a FoncEp TE :ts.
Sat-. :a's %as y' vendeye a' Of
VIZ, w&f 20 BY means Of forged telegraphc dis.
aoo eeb oyder6e dim to pay certain note on pre-
PaI.n o,;on which, note was afterward presented
sd mid both telegraphic dispatch and note be-
anu fpr zee We understand that another bro
tp ey 81 STATE st. vas robbed Of nine hundred dol
rs :. sin1iler way on the same day, the rogue
or rogues in both casea being, probably the sane.
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DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.

Il The barge CLINTON Capt Wltsie, every Mondays
EXCHANGE Uaps Rosekrsns, every Thursday; POUCH.
XEEPSlE Capt Hoffman, every Saturday, al O'clock,
" from fcot IL Maray-st for passengers and freight
The above bsrges are elegantly furnished WIN stats
presg stted up lor The somfor and convenience OF pas
sengeTs and arrive at PoughkeePse In tune for Eae stages
70 Sharon Pine Plans and New Milford
For further information apply board lac Sagge5 or 10
WILLIAMSON VAIL 1854 Wssi-sL lsSi sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

CALIFORNIA AND FOREIGN LIFE
y AssUFAN CE.-uSION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCB COMPANY-C6sh apiIal aPd Assets S.,0O. BG0.
This ca8s Of Insurance proFiaes for TIC plghs1: Of
DEBTS, WITCH would otherwise be lost and for the
projection u FAMILIES eft destitute Particulars given
and Poices granted on application 10
JUDD HOLLlSTER. 81 JaI1cey- court, Wailst.
c. R. GlHaa w Parker. Medic&! Examiners u59 weed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

DATES OF FARE REDUCED
n, EMpIRE CITY LINE-Connecung with the u S.
Mail steamer at Panama Through Tickets to San
francisco via Chagres on FRIDAY, Dec Is at O'Clock
The splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, iS0Otun bur
dan D Wilson, Commander, viii leave her dock Pler
No R for CITAGRES on Friday Dec d. az oeiocH'
For freight OF passage, apply 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
0RFGORYiS CALIFORNIA EX-

cry on he IN md 18Th DEC al VI. The subscribers
VIII forw ard their Express per shove steamers in
charge Of faithful messengers, who viii attend 70 me transit
~ G GOODS IRON, CaagTes to Panama, in order TO AVOID
Inc possibility OF detention the lt1mus Parcels re-
ceii IN The morning OF the day OF sailing and letters
,;t - p n Packages and heavy freight mus be deliver
81 ~ 1r Office prior 10 the day OF sailing, where The goods
aSs aiiiug shipment Afs coversd By INSURANCE.
THOMPSON < HFTCHC0th-
Manasers and A gents, l49 PeartsL- cox " Ill
Ps- Slippers by hia Express car avoid tae an1ylte
s xpense OF clearing the.r goods at The Custom ioA5e
Terms reasonable. 90 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
CALIFORNIA.

NICARAGUA ROUTE TO CALL
l sFoRNlA,-Passpge through to San Francisco $3.50
and found, by steamer 26h OF 0ecember.-A gentleman
Unknown as the person who brought successfully
the first Expedition The Nicaragua route from the
Pacific, viii be dispatched Agent OF me5srs PALMER
&CO'S Express per Steamer PBOMETHEUS.o the 26th
OF the month"; which goes direct TO the port of San Juan
under the superntendence Of c. Vanderbilt Esq to con-
duct over safely and without delay such persons wish
to avail themselves OF this pleasant and expeditions route
to California
Each person paying the of $3.50 will receive a
steeragc passage with comfortable beds and separate table,
upon he Atlantic and Pacific and conducted by our Agent
across Nicaragua to the port OF Realeo, IN convenient
bouts and by good mules, provisions being provided all
thtough,) ana placed board the Pacific steamer.
This opportunity beng good and sure to these
gong to siliora and The expense so moderate WIN tile
advantages of healthy country and competent person
10 relieve passengers of ali Those wishing 10 avail
themselves OF TINS opportunity, viii find tito their advan
geto make early application for passage at the Office
where fun and explicit information, will be given.
TO such wish, cau have cabin accommodation by pay
ing extra.
Frcighs of all description can be taken this route
ard will be dispatched by the ame steamer to 20 across 10
California great reduction OF price from tie lshmus
route and warranted 10 20 through in the same or less
time Inquire
dl2 W. PALMER & CO.'S Express, 20 Lberty-st
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STREET EPAHTaEHT, 20 Han q Record-Pusbc ao:ses
- h-rtj mat ti- oHlns petition has -sn ,rezs TED
Second 10 I'D Eat RngtoaL il= md1s
eNesn Rsea Aa stasto9 80 m 2 se Pasi' 2asl a7 efs
ps,e tie eaz- Of Tht.ts Seventh and Esah
Ave- To rsga~ asd resi- e1ro ard gutter s;oa-s
cab 1aj ~ r sbsre .sqarsd ag .dsvas Ra-toa =.
beWesr boTsy and Noritst To 1s- o1r s-t ~ 10
through t- cf Et ssTeea s-gea'h ana EH!a 81 a9
iA ash -is =4- OF z gath It - i7st INN sr=a Al F-t2es
interested hss objections heTeto requested 10 preset sl
rrnzto ba ar7ed At ls ace q O. oefos lie IL; izy
III joHS / 'D0DGE Street coauopef.
GtTREET DEPARTMENT 30 4 HaH aeeor4s-Pas-c notice
-. h-r.b Tv-4 following Resolutions aye --=1 lei -
the Bead Of As.zut A-.m-: To sElaiz aad pave ESat{
taroeshout acr,h se Of First
AHs,n- A T. alter ms sr1e Of sny rsoad :, o-tT1a a
AMI soarh 10 coaen 20 Toe red ne on ls a'P On m
tie Stree CBlsscEer oeice All Psrsols interested 1'T- Pr
g1ed al ocs on Jay Of D-esnssr INST
December 1850 joHN DODGE Street Commissioned
s1TREET DEPAKT4GN1, SO. 4aALL OF RECoRDs-Paohe
presented B5sri Assistant Alderman To regulate 4od zr'as
fih from "a TO sth as to sgaa lai gaze 7 =. ..
qossd % pfe@s, hen rs % the aad'fizn7d At ans I 2s
T DODGE, stfsst commns'onsf %
CtTKEET DEPARTMENT. No Hal Of Reeords.-Paolc
Ss hereby that The following petition has been presented
a and a5.b IS n person. Interested having seton.
are requested to present taem ~IlS to ne Al az
1880 ldeJ JOHN DODGE. Street Commissioner
GyTREET DEPARTMENT. sc. ( HALL OF RECoRDs-PubiE
the Board Of ta 1.rass To g.: and srs5e "a
interested Objections
tnetsto dsed them writing 70 the underlined at
his oGs, Of December, iaItlJer
1880. d9l JOHN T. DODGE strest ComnIs,ioner
StRoToF AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Ro.nnd,, Rart, Dec.
u h,la0.-CORPORATTOH NOTICE.-Puohc Notice hers
BY that Application presented the Board OF
Aldermen for Larrns from the Canal St
about 500 feet north AL interested the having
objections thereto requested the
The Contract CLERK at this ocs before MONDAY, 10Th
NICHOLAS DEAN Ptssdsnt Croioa Aqueduc Dept DC lot
s~tROTSN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunda PARK Dec. l.
~ l650.-COKqORATlOS NOTlCE.-PubIc notice hereby
gwen, petition has presented the Board o.
Aldermen for $50 81 from 9Th Madison Al persons
ts having DIRECTIONS here requested
the writing the Contract CLERK Office
before Monday she 10th tECHoLAs DEAN President
ton que1uct Department, d. lot
ItRoToE AQUEDCCT DEPARTMENT.-Rotonds PARK DEC :,
Y e5O-CorpOrauou Notic--Pnbc hsrsay eIysu
petition has presented the Board OF Aldermen
ntIudson CLARK through Leroy point
Hudson All parsons the boys
having objections thereto requested present the
CLERK, this office.
tfCHOL.AS DEAN. Prast Al Dent.
CtRoT0N AqUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunds, Park Dec. g
~ 1851 CORPORATION NOTI E.-Pubic hereby
gwen that petition presented the Board Adersn
for Sewer Zst - from the Hudson River
All the having objections
thereto, present the Contract
Clerk. At this Office, beior. Tuesday, 18th NICHOLAS
DEAN, President Croton AQue5uc Department d. l0t
sa-s
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D@gJuIgrp Tr,p :,
-; ohLEin Far'rs'ee o. "a ofser o. The
s H'sGoff 2afpgzla 81 tns CoEay Of Nsw
Rs1S I5nstor NJ -, VA 81, es az s+.,o. o. Ies
n, a. A~ ss B1lt Cha els she
ttsSs 81 W ta ~ lats t4 ~y g. Saw York is
4o ses ~ Pnec Suco7 y iba ssrhs1,t kIcksHse d,
LY OF Ne" tors, tbs s dsy d January
81 noon TIA following ssse5es real Of WHICH the
died seTsea,
AT thai @ riec p,rce Of ind II tina so7ser Ws-1
o. 80 Ctg OF New man or cnsr Of farm
BY ts lac!lsd 5rty 5onS3 14-f,;
Broadway slstsfy by a go oatheTY By IA aor.5s, u
$40 beng il With n front ~ r., ~ rr-t 10
feet and A. own a. ~ Btea51gy
hltascssr l9 niscs Or ntrsJ OF spe Il lie F,o y,ra a
CT, Of Esw YORK co111suy Al noot "a u so7tb sa of
Ch.thns street. Ist,., "a al sss,.-y -, %
- ry the t.stsrv nd, 81 Jss
800, - .,,-tS- 49,, 49,. -, ,,,..Ir 49,, - - 49,,
~ ' , p ~ ~ "a fol' ' ~. .oe 5t s
p - 70 So ~ -, 9e ' y > q - .'@ "
md ssd. 81 st mn ,bsso rs1.,rly "a rest ts5es
-,+L.,- AZ &. =. -. - -, - -. :. ~ -
$500 80, 1-i''9i % ' r-- ''S A's' -' 40 't'
an 80 - ,., IT,, n ,,4 81, A.. -41 w. ,,
sts,T ~ . ~. 20. 80 sss ~ ~ - n 80 tIidr5[ -