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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
FOR EUROPE.
N1HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
4 UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-The ships

=
U7HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-The ships
oIatTpLASTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye
ARCTIC Captain Luce, BALTIC, Capt ComsocL
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton
These ships having been built By contract expressly io
service every has been taken IL their con-
Etrcuon as also in their engines, 10 ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers ara aIe-
oualled for elegance and comfort
Price of passage from New-York TO Liverpool $3.50 e4,
elusive Of extra size sateroons $5 from Liyerpool
TO New York, G35 An experienced Surgeon attached 70
each ship. No Berths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM SEw-YoFK. FROM LIVERPOOL. -
Saturday, Nov 18TH 1880 Saturday December l4th, lS5e
Saturday Dec 7th 1850 Saturday December Z8h, 1880
Saturday, Dec 2Isr 1850 Saturday January I'm ls5l
Wednesday, Jan lst 1851 Saturday, January 25t lS21
Wednesday, Jan 18Th 1851 Saturday, February 8th lS2.
Wednesday, Jan. 18th 1851 Saturday, February I'd iS2I
wednesday, Feb 9Th, 1851 Saturday, March 8th, lS5i
wednesday Feb 26th 1871 Saturday,, March "a 1s5 5l
Wednesday Mich l2h, ls5l Saturday, april 5[h 70
For freight passage apply 10 EDWARD K COLLlNS,
S. Wall-st New-YoVk. or 70 BROWN, SHlPLEY q CO.
LIVERPOOL e G. ROBERTS & co. IS King Arms faro1
London, or L. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard, Montmarue,
Paris -, a..
The owners OF these ships will be accountable FOR
gold silver, bullion specie eery, precious stones on
metals unless bills OF ladg signed therefor ana NE
value thereof therein expressed
After the Is OF phi next, the rate o<etgh By the esoVe
cleaners VIII be materially reduced SD
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Change of Hours, commencing Sept %.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
kAERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave SuferTs Depot at Leave New.Yorka al
= O'clock. A. 81. O'CLOCK A M
10 o'clock so min. A NJ o'clock Is min. P. NJ
e O'Clock P NJ 5 o'clock IS min. ?, d.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Sufern's Depot al Leave New-Yorke at
II o'clock A NJ ) O'Clock Is min. 2. IL
or on the arrival Of the Erie trains going East
PATERSON TRAINS
leave Paterson ct Leave New-York al
+7t O'CLOCK A. NJ MRrket-st O'clock A Nj
81 O'Clock AM Pain Depot. 10 O'Clock A. NJ
l2oiclock NJ. Paterson Depot. O'Clock P. NJ.
II O'Clock NJ Pain Depot 81 O'Clock NJ
ST O'Clock ?. NJ Market-st | 81 O'Clock p ID.
Except Mondays.
SUNDAY TRAINS
geave Patterson at Leave New-York al
i oc!ocS 4 \. Markets. Mar, soe :59sss A
N B-On Monday mornings the first train from sufeEHe
viii leaye at 3 or on the arrival Of the ousye 5r, a
York viii not stop any station north OF Paterson, except
Aock Road aud Hohokus and will be IN tune 70 neet -.
Ere trena morning and evening, going West ai Suerra
Depot
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

NEPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leave New-York foot
of Corand-s,. so Am. and 80 Nj Leave Newark 10
AM and Is PM.
PASSENGER TRAINS Dews-Leave Dover A. NJ and
AZ M: Morristown IS A. M. and Is 7. M Madison
! * M and 30 P NJ Summit 05 A. M. and % z. M
Milvile 10 A. NJ. and is P NJ Orange 81 A NJ and
FREIGHT TRAINs-Leave Dover a. NJ. and New-York
ORANGE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange A NJ. and 80
P M NeW-Yor II so A M, and so 7. M.
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way at North and South Orange Milyllle Summit
Chatham Madison Morrsiown, Morris Plains, DanVlISs
Rockaway and Dover
All Dover, stages connected with the IN passenger
train leave Cor Suckasunny Stanhope, Newton, Jackets
town and Hope, daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta Johnsonburg
Blarstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap, ongsburgn
continuing to the Lackawanna Works passing through Bar
tonyie Stanlope pa Smiths Tavern Neaglesyie Ohf
ton Dunmore, Hyde Park TO Providence, ON Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet me I'M
Al Denvie stages leave for Powerlle and Boonon on
HE arrival of the NJ and P NJ trans FROM and meet Inc
A M and P NJ trains for NewYork.
Al Morrstown stages leave the arrival OF the A. b.
tain Washington Bevidere and Easton, daily and meet
the r NJ train for NewYork. :,
Also for Baskng Ridge on the arrival OF the z M ram
returning next morning. connecting with the A Nj sn ior
NewYOrk. - ,uo,x
Passeng ers procure their tickets before taxing 9en
seats in the cars Tickets wiz be received only on @ ay
when purchased The fares from each station where ckes
are sold will be- fpe cents when paid IN the cars man
when nsia for tickets al the several ticket ohces fsssen
gers are 10 show their tickets the conductor ~hen TO
Quired.
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NTEW- YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW- YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
XNEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and the WESTIfal
observation-disclosures New-York for Binghanton, Ehnrs'
Coming HoruelsYille Geneva, Rochester Buffalo and n
,ernediale placesdaiy, by STEAMBOATS, THOMASPOWELL
and ERIE from pier foot of Duane-st as follows:
Breakfast and supper on board the boats =, Co.,,
EXPRESS TRAIN at A NJ stopping only at suierna
Chester Goshen Mddetown Port Jervs NaTrowso 4G
Verley Emira and Jefferson arriving at Geneva at 10 M
Passengers Rochester Buffalo &c can lodge at Gene
va and taking the Express Train from Albany next
arrive at Rochester and Buffalo at the same e as assen
gers via Albany with the advantage OF nights rest al TO-
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN-At AM. stopping at ali The
stations arriving at Corning the same evening al ~ 10 och
WAY TRAIN al M for OtsYle and all lntermeois'e
stations MT. O..
NIGHT EXPRESS TRANat5PM stopping at Plermo4t SUI
ferns, Chester Goshen, Mddetowq Ousy1le PoSl Jery
Bingha1nton, and all the stations west or Blnghamon
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed to GaeYa and
gers for Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns on Cayuga Lake.
lake the OF The Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad
at Owego which leave Immediately on the arrival OF
the Erie rans Passengers for Tioga and Lycomng coun
ties Pa take the of the Corning and Bossburg Railroad
Lanesboro Binghamton, Owego, Waverly Ehnra, eora'
ing and Hornelsye on on 9 ,T6 81 the Tp'Rs
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva ct As M. stopping al e
mira Wayerly, Owego, Bnghsmton La1esboro, Deposit
Chester and Suferns arriving in New York al 90 PM
WAY AND MAIL Train leaves Corning at N Stopping
ell the stations and arrives in Hew-Yor at so
Honelsville M stopping at all stations west of Bling
Earrowsburgh Port Jerys Osville Middleown, Goshen
Chester sufens and Piermon arriving in New'YorR az
O'Clock AM. ., :. -,
the stations, and arriving in NewYo rk at 10 50 NJ
NEwBuRcH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at 20 AM ana
g. M and PM. connecting with the trains gong West
Leave Chester at 42 AN. and M and 10 M or on
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duanest at M
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and all places
West taken by Express freight trains and Is forwaEded
through without delay CHAhLES MlNOI,l
s2S Superlnlenoen-
NorE-The Pieymont and Dearnan Ferry advertise to
sonnet the Hudson River Trains, leaving NewYork at
A M and P N. with the morning and evening express
rains going Eastward.
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TRAVELLING
OSPREY for CHAR

STEAMSHIP OSPREY for CHAR-
n M4RsgAI Commander viii sail from wharf foot oil
Talnbaras PHILADELPHIA, on SATURDAY No ,is
Esd 10 O'Clock A ". For freight or Pt5595s "
PRESS No WaI-si corner Of Broadway, where pIan
of the ship NAV be seen ard bess secufet fresh '3l
cents per cubic foot PASSAGE so For further laor,
nation rererto E. LITTLEFIFLD KINGSLEY x -
EXPRESS hio'l
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

IL PANY-The public is informed that under the ar
engagements of this Company, steamers inspected and a
proved by the Navy Department and carrying the United
States Mails will continue to leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the first and fifteenth days Of each month @
detained by unavoidable accident the nonhr1val OF inc
Mails Panama The Steamers Of the first OF the month
will touch at Acapulco, San Bias Mazaan San Diego ana
Monterey The Steamers of the fifteenth OF The lnonh VIII
touch al Acapulco, but no other Mexican ports.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly ater
her arrival in the Pacific between San Francisco ana po
In Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF mans
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer o
San Francisco regular line of propees viii be kept up
Tor the transportation OF freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San Francisco
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York Ell me
18TH and CHEROKEE, leaving New-York on the 28th OF
each month for Chagres. third boat will also be kept In
NeWYoTk spare steamer. ,,,,,r rDr
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLADEL-
PHIA will form direct line between New-Oreans ana
Chagres leaving at such periods will insure as little
detention as possible the sthmus and forming WIN me
Pacific steamships, THROUGH LINE to and from New
Orleans and ports In Mexico California and oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application 10 the Company, 81 Soulh-st- New-York APP
pcati0ns for passage from New Orleans should he made
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agents, at that
place. o,.t
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FOR EUROPE.

VEYHE BRITISH and NORTH A VI ER-
IL ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BEr rI',t,s Z y
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct and BEFH hhS
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Bostonboais only calling al Halifax 10 and ane ~
ceiye mails snd passengers.
ASIA. Judkna. EUROPA Z. q Lots
AFRICA. A. Ryrie NIAGARA, J. Store.
AMERICA. n. Shannon. CANADA, VIM HARRISON
CAMBRIA, Lsich
Thuss vessels carry crar LIGHT at tler inas1
head, GREEN on siarboari side; RED on pou side.
AFRICA A Ryre. from New-Y0rk, Wednesday 4sh Nov
CAMBRIA J. Lech, from Boston, "Wednesday, 9th Nov
NIAGARA, j. Stone. fin New. York, Wednesday, th Dec
EUROPA, from Boston, Wednesday, ilth Dec.
ASIA c. H. F. Jadkns from n. Y "Wednesday, lSsh Dec.
AMERICA.---, from Boston, Nednesd4y, %3th Dec.
AFRICA A. Ryrie. from NewYork, Wednesday, tst Jan.
CANADA, Wa. Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedny l3th jan
Passage from Ny OF Boston to Liverpool ii ca9n - -
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond az amount Tor
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Al letters aud newspapers mus! pass through the Post
Office
For freight and passage apply 70
French German and other foreign goods, received and
brought in common with British goods.
Through bills OF adng given IN HaYre tor new OH.
After the LIST Of April next the rate Of freight oy ne
above steamers, from Liverpool viii De very waterway
reduced. NJ us
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Nls50.- CORPORATION N0TGCE-Puble notice is hereby
% petitions presented the Board OF Adermen
be Thirty eighth street from Sixth 10 Eighth avenue
Adj also Thirty nnstr from Madsonsyenue 70
anect the built Thirty ninth about iOJ
ut Fhavenue Al persons Interested in the above hay
objecons thereto requested present the same in writing
pp tsr address Of nteest the Contract Clerk
% Office on or before Thursday, 2st INST NICHOLAS DEAN
sa' Croton Ao,ieduc DepaIlnent n2 lot
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The following tribute to the matcbless
singer and to him whose well-directed en-
terprise has secured TO the New World the
rare pleasure of hearing her, is from the
pen Of the most Distinguished female poet
Of cur country;
JUSTICE
To The Editor Of TIE Tribune
The praises Of he, who has taught as the meo'
dy of the nightingale, and the beneyolence of the
seraph is in every mouth Their admiration, who
have been admitted to her society, and felt the
power of simple goodness, unalloyed by sell, 1t is
impossible either 10 utter or to repress.
This is as it should be. 1t proves that this
great people, SO intent on acquisition, SO bewlI'
dered at times by the rapidity OF their own pro-
gress, have not forfeited the capacity OF apprecl'
ating excellence in new form, and on such q
scale as the world has never before seen.
Still, the Individual as well as the public mind
is prone, amid the tides OF enjoyment, to overlook
their instrument and source. We sail on the DO.
som of the broad river to its estuary, speak of
its fountain amid the distant hills. We transmit
our thoughts and wishes through the tension OF
the telegraphic wires, and forget the man who
discovered and rules that strange mystery, play
ing with Leviathan as with bird, and binding
him for the madens.
The benefit conferred on our community by the
coming of Jenny l. ind, aresting it In the absorp'
ton Of moneygetting pursuits, and binding 1t to-
gether as one great, thrilling, uplitted heart IS
like new and higher sense of existence The
harvest OF her exertons showered upon the
needy, the sorrowing, the desolate, aiding the
holy temple to uplft its spire, and the school to
gather the little under its brooding wing, to
all future generations, marks an unparalleled era
III the history OF benefcence.
While we are the recipients of this high and
unique class of qualifications, we should some
in our reach 1t has been said, that the gain OF
gold his full recompense. This he has deserved
by the risk and bolCness of his enterprise, as well
as his liberal expenditure But this is not suif-
cieut. Mr.. Banum merits the thanks of all who
have listened to the Swedish Songstress, or been
cheered by her charities. No one who has beheld
the perfect order OF her vast and delighted audi
ences-the clock-work precision with which
thew are seated and the quiet dignity OF their
cgress, or contrasts it with gatherings for similar
purposes at Exeter Hail. the thunder OF a congre-
gated London police, and their shoutings to over
rule confusion, and the collision of carriages, can
fail to perceive the pervading influence of re-
markable mind, as well as the coincidence OF
remarkable people. While, therefore, we are
made happier and better by our present privilege
let us not omit just tribute to him through
whose efforts andinytation this angelic guest has
been induced to visit our shores.
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LEAVE SHREWSBURY,
NEW ARRANGEMENT to BRIDGE

III EW EN- 10 bhIDUE-
IN PoRT-FARE 50 cts.-On and after SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER l6 1850 the Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS MS
ketst T. r. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
O'clock AN Returning. will leave Bridgeport from he
al O'Clock AM Bridgeport and Railroad Freight taken
a. me lowest rate For Freight Passage apply to the
captain on board The Agent on the Wharf. MIC mF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

PREPAYMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-To BUILD.
ERsSsaed Proposals Will DO ecyed at the Office OF the Com
oner Repairs and Supplies basement No west end Of new
Chy Hail. the 26h day of November at II o'clock Nj
wteh they will be publicly opened for making alterations
I Of Engine Company No 80, and Hose Com
a 9gssaby the plan and specification exhibited the
III. Of The Superintendent Repairs Public Buildings, No 10
Elabeth Enato-s required estimate for each
ua!sy-Hoy. 10, 1850. WIN ADAMS,
Commissioner OF Rspairs and Supplies
EBBak estimates be had at either OF the aboys oees
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IyARE REDUCED.-Through Line fol

Il SAN FRANCISCO, via. Chagres, direct, and by the
t. s. Mail Steamers the Pacific The new and splendid
steanahtp CHEROKEE, 800 burden, Henry Win
die Commander, Will leave her dock, pier No North
River for Chagres direct Tuesday Nov IS al O'Clock
Passengers by The Cherokee VIII find comfort and ac
conmodatons unsurpassed by any other steamer and viii
be sure with the fayorle steamship TENNES-
SEE, 1T Panama
REDUCED OF FARE TO cHAGREs.
Saloon STATE Rooms W
Lower CABIN .'oU
The above dine at the same table, and have the privilege
of tie Saloon.
steerage, found with mattresses and board
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
In the fsyofie steamship TENNESSEE.
Cabn. $500 Storage $50
For passage apply to ROWLAND 81 ASPiNWALL,
MA t29 81 and 50 SouIhst
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TNOR LIVERPOOL. = United States
Mail Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West
This Steamship Will depart with the mails for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday Eth of December al L O'Clock. NJ
frouber berth at the foot Of Calal-st,
No berth secured till paid for.
All letters and papers must pass through the PosOce.
FOR freight or passage having unequa!ed accomnoda-
tons for elegance or comfort, apply to
-'-.'' EDWARD K. COLLINS, IS WaIl-st
The Steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC
ana viii sail December p. mis-
L7ORLIVERPOOL-Packet Ship of the
a 18th Novemoer.-The splendid Packet slip GAR
RICK. Capt R. ADAMS viii sail above her regular day.
For freight passage apply board pier No ii East
River, or to SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, 10 South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

RI The wooden factory and saw mill of Ebe-
ra1er Foot. three miles south OF Batavia, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night Loss 1880.
Insured $500.
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

EVOR BOSTON, via NEWPOhI ana
d FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
era BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, OF great ssrengla
esd speed particularly adapted to the Navigation OF Long
slspd Sound ruuning In connection with the FaI RIVER and
0d Colony Railroad distance of S. mles TO Boston ony
Leave pier Mr. near the Battery ~.
The steamer BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown, on GoeS'
dRys Thursdays and Saturdays at I M -
ffhe steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt BENZ braytoni Oh
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, 81 M
This line il the only that direct Tor newport
These steamers are fitted with commodous saiefeoha
and every the security and comfort on pa
senqer who are afforded by this route nlghFs resi- %
hoard and on arrival al Fan River proceed per rairosd
reaching Boston early the following morning or can reIa
an hoard getting their breakfast wished LOT, ahu tne
starting OF the accommodation train at quarter oeiors
7ocIock NJ which reaches Boston at about9o clocA Am
baggagemaser is attached TO each steamer " no To-. 70
ceves and tickets the baggage, and accompanies s sans
10 it's destination. - 49,, o,,,, tsa
same as by other lines IL, 80 20 and t-cru,
Providence daily, except Sundays -, ~ ots.a,
Freight TO Boston is taken the same rates as w e
regular lines and forwarded with greater SS -
Express freight train, which leaves al ysr evI W.
Ing Sunday exceped at O'Clock FOR Boston anu NOV"
Bedford arriving st its destination al OF aOout D.
For freight apply on board, at the ONCE on sf ~
For stateooms or berths apply on board or Il u oeh0&
TO them ahead application may be maze ,, r.t NJ
jel0y TISDALE l. BORDEN, Agents. 10 ana n ~ e9r
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Pablo notice is hereby gwen to the
sosATI0f Noi f ocrupall OF al houses and lots i'm
ssss5s sSs that III 9oEp b s, oe.
comp ,f examination by al persons interest
a. sssa i i from tgh to l'syeaas' add ssas
a. toe s,s housea and lots Of ground vacant
rs.s tees gu ~ and situated both SIDE, of ssth q be-
e. and or The se.,e aT {" ia atee,,.
l:pto . nard Assessments and who are opposed 70
' b s " en are requested to ooee'ons m
ss.,se siAeL I'D al ther Office, No 4. Hal OF Records
e lie ~, dste OF this no;iceoGce, Bureau Of As
~ tys w. ~ rIf.at NJ ls 1850 SAMUEL DE
ssc Sg S!cHOLsoS ISAAC Wa SMITH Asse'so-s
go ~
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80 1ToS nCIICE-fublc notice ie hsieoy gwen 20 Tue
of Houses and ots, improved or MI
feEiefs hersby ;hat the following assessments have
slo i y al d Bs9.oa. s sss i 4e
Baa ia from tho IN th street, TO ihe
f ~ e.h Tue limit embraced by such Assess
ttsF tho several Hou.es and Lots % Ground, vacant
col snd parcels Of Lans, situated both sides Of ID
u.s. eh snd 9Th streets, and on the norhery sds OF 9TH
ss s,t ana I'd avenue All persons whose interests
ff The ned assessments, aud who are opposed
sihA Of them requested 10 pressn, th"r "olsc
s ss 70 undersigned, their Office. No Hall al lie
r IN 6y days from the dats of this notice SAMUEL n
esdssoTT TRAHCIS NICHOLSON, IiAAC WM. SMITH,: As
sssers ~VH's' u'8
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Nlsbo CORPORATION NOTCE.-Public notice IS hereby
sn petition has been presented IN the Board Aldermen
hi Spring from Broadway Thomfsonst All persons
the above having objections thereto are TO
ore the 28t NICHOLAS DEAN, President Croion hqne
irr' nsn.Itmant nl9 lot
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Il TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANClSCC-The
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION
Lieut. s. B. Bissel L. S. N. Commander, will leave Pana-
ma for San Francisco the 18th Dec next in season for
passengers from hence by the steamers OF 10Th and Z8h
inst
The Constitution built under the same superntend-
the Caroline and the Union whose admirable ac-
commodations and fine sailing qualities are well known
She fitted with of superior order and neither
pains beray will be spared to give passengers every
satisfaction.
Price of passage from Panama TO San Francisco: o,e
lsl CaDlnse
"a - -
SleerRge 80
Applyto WARD PRICE ~ "al-sI
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OROToE AQUEDUCT -RotuHda, Park, Nov 8
u 1850 Corporation NocePublc notice hereby eVea ths
,sswsr in Seventh TO connect
petition been presented IN the Board Of Aldermen Tor
vS saver in Eighth All persons Interested tho above,
living obsctons thereto requested present tie writ
~ aiDg their extent and addesS) to the Contract
Csrk Al this Office, before 26th mat.
TiS' IN, NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres't Croton Aq. Dep +,
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STREET DEPARTMENT NO 4 Hall OF Records Public notice
Ssheby gwen that the following resolutions have bee presented
Board Ademeu To pave aud Tag spacs feet whie 70
between Sh 10Th To fence vacant lots on north De
eide ohay 24 and 25th All interested
requested 10 present them IN writing 10
the uSdefsgpt his Office day OF November
nt-Hoyee is 1850 JOHN DODGE. Street Commissioner
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roVpORATI0N EoTCE-Pubc Notice is hereby gwen, % the
Cesnsf owners occupants Of all sous: 2nd Lots
oye or Lands affected thereby that the folio yin
completed by the Assessors and are lodged
he Office Of The Bureau Of Assessments Tor eXdinnatoI by al
s ne tted viz: For bulldog Sewer IN Broad way from the
sasr in gh,h the southery ne Of
is limits by such Assessment include all the several
us and Lots Ground Lots pieces aud parcels OF
I'D situated both sides OF Broadway between Eighth and
sh All pcroRs whose interests are Affected by Tue
s named Assessments and who opposed 10 the Sans, OF
t Of them are requested present Their objections writing
he unders gned al their Office No Hall OF Records, Within
Ssy DAYS nom tbe date Of THIS SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
;gISCis NICHOLSON. ISAAC VIM SMITH Aseessoro Office
g,uau Of Assessments, Street Department, NOV IL, 1850
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STATE VALUATION OF MAssAcHgsE:rpT Isl ;bts
abstract OF the returns tor least zoo
. 4 s @.; ;s:s: s Is i : i: {: ss:::
and many lines Of stages DISPLACED ssG na1 ' $3.50 IN
in Massachusetts have nc res "ae period cattle
s r. f.: S 5:: :; E: s Is ::. rs:
to a while cotton and %oo 5s1s sp d
bushels ~ Iehled in number dlstlAerles nave &C.