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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
ANiUSkNiENIO.

iBRoAUHAh THkATER-Doors open Al II co..
Dtain viii Use al 7i.-rHls EVENING, June 6, viii
DC peru" THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
Captain ORourke....'''' ''''''''''' %
Baron Besuore. Whiting Count Albert. .....staArt
~ 'O'''-1 SERIOUS FAMILY.
Aulipsdab Sleek Chapman Charles Torrens Perry
H o. I FhaSy. Nj HudsoTs FAREWELL sENEslT,
when be viii appear In three OF bis fayore Characters
pr,r-. al admission To Dress Circle and Feg1oic 30
sens Family and Third Circles . cts oslery, ~ cents
ISTETON,s THEATEK.-Doos opsn a y! TO
Decnmenc. al a-THis EVENING, June o. VIII DO
played the popular Comedy OF, p,,ru
Sir Robert Brambe. 6orIo1
Or Ohapoo 49,: -. 80, Adams
Lieutenant Worthngton iih
Hon rsbe Miss Lucreia McTab ....'.''''Mfa hughes
To conclude Win ihe arce OF ,,r,v
POOR PlLLlCODD1.
Pficoddy .......... Burton Susan. Miss Chapman
PscES-Boxes Dress Circle snd rarqusue ~ esi AM
ly Circle or Second Tier, Is cs Private Boxes - and y
NTIRT Neutrality-suspicious. BROUGHAM w
NH CHIPPENDALE- THIS EVENING June Q, me
performance will commence with Overture by the Or
Amer which, tho Comedy OF
THE SERIOUS FAMiLf
Cant Nasuire Bruu gham Lady Cresmly Mrs vernon
Chas Tofrens. Reynolds Mrs Torreos Miss Tall@
ami ID Sleek .CbiPPendse Mrs Densias Ms s5non
An iniermission OF half an hour when NE mag1hcsnt
Rsn Room viii be thrown open as a PROMENADE MU-
sICALE. where Ladies and Families may obtain Ice
Jeans 20 Conclude win the popular B1re.ts Of
DELIC ATE GROUND.
Citizen Ssugfroid .Wslcot Alphonse Nick neon
70 al paris Of the house 81 eens Doom open
att o'clocE. u commence al O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
GREAT COUGH sEmEDy.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the cure "
CnIlaHR COLDS HOARSENESH,

COUOHS GOLDc,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUCH, GROUP,
= ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION,
THE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended 'ha
OF this Preparation, It's sausry effect us power 10
celeb MY equaed by other medicine We oier u To
the afflicted with entire eonsdeDce virnes and the
full belief that viii subdue and remove the seyerest al
JACKS OF disease upon the lhroai and uuga While II 70
eru remedial Ia the hnd almost
hopeless OF consumption 10 also, 10 diminished
doses OF the mdes and most agreeable family redi-
zines for coughs and colds Read below Opa-
Ion II men who are known 10 tho world and ihe world
respeciibeir 90 Dions.
From Professor Hitchcock.
JAMES &. AYE Sir have uscd your [" Cherry Pecto-
nj IN NV own case of deepsessd Bronchis and am
satisfied ffom Its chemical constitution that II 10 an sdmi-
rable compound for the relief Of ayngia and hroochis
difficulties fmy opinion as 70 in superior character can
be OF any service liberty use Il think
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK. LII D.
Preside nj VI Amherss College
From Benz stilimsn, NJ .. LII D. &c
Professor OF Chemistry, Mineraiogy, &c Yale College
Member OF the Lit Hst Med Phil and Scenuhc socie-
ties Of America and Europe
deem the Cherry PecIoral an admirable composition
from some OF the best arcl In the MateHs Medca sna
New.Haveu. Conn Nov. |, 1879
Prof Cleavelsnd, OF Bowdoin College, Me-
tora In nv own family and that Of my tends and gvea
satisfaction to state In he favor thai no medicine nave
ever known has proved emineny successful In curing
sod BY RUsHTON, CLARK h CO 10 and zr2 Broad
yay; T D. SMITH Brooklyn; J. ID. NOVEL;. Wilhams-
burgh, and by druggis' generally. hsswrurnas-
DR. RICBARDsON,s SYRUP Of the be<
Ur,medles ofihe age Dr. Rebafds B's syrup for chol-
era cholera morbus and complaints and pain In me
stomach .,u nj.
100 Broadway; Ihe Druggist store 46i dos Robert A
Sands 1888 Bowery; Haydock, 2ls Peaflsti aso Mo
Hays IFS Fulton-st Br' oklyn city Jei sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS
FE~n pARTgF4 INTER E@T ED In new Inv

4 Ihs subscTibsr Offers bs services IA soiedns Lors
Patent IN uis county ADD also 10 9rat 8ntaia france
ard other Continental Ssies Eyory Information can bs
obtsned Of end ADVICE s9ordeo % All egsi Or Iceanhs
points ccunssssd viii itsss g1k,ects ~
rle II Pi6tsDN. Wan-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
HIAKE,s PATr MT FIRE.PRooR PANT
BYRON ACID MINERAL WATER.

BYRON ACID MTNEKAL WATEH
V,HIS valuable Mineral Wafer which has been much
i used for many years q remsdy Ia Dyspepsa Gon-
eral Debility, Cuisneous Eruptions and a vafiey OF
other diseases offered for the bret time TO tbs New
York Public When freely reduced with soft OF Spring
Wafer ms very grateful ami cooling beverage Ans
lyzed by DR. George Hand smith, analytical Chemist Of
Rochester, N Y. with the following results
Free Sulphunc Acid. 693T
Proto Sui phursle Of Iron and Alumni. 320?2
Saphsie OF hsgLesis..
Suphate Of Lime. ...................l2928
SiteA..... ..iJO2o
Organic Mailer
From quart OF wtler, Gains. .I35,472
The can be bad by Druggists a0d Others at whole
and retail, applying To our Agent, c. d. Gdswold
Druggist 8l9 Broadway, n Y rorosr of TwslnhsL
J : GANSON,l
Jos UANSON p,..
C.kGAN5ON ffoPho'o"'
Batsyts, N Y, 1880. U BALLARD je4 3snsoi-
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THE SHOOTING CASE AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
Mr.. e. Smith, charged with shootng,s about two
weeks sir ce, Timothy Cauigan, at the American
Hotell who has been confined in the Lunaslc Asy-
lurn AZ Blackwels Island, has so far recovered MS
health as to be able to leave the Asylum, and yes
terday was brought to the City in custody Oh r.
Smith. for examination. Counsel appeared on both
sides when it was agreed to let the matter 90 be-
fore the Grand Jury without further Investigation.
Mr. Smith was then sent back TO the Asylum to
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
CHARGE or GAMBLISG.-Ohicers 5 j. Smitn
and Crossett Of the Lower Police Court, yesterday
arrested two men named Daniel Hansega and Hen
ry Young, on a charge Of winning at % faro SIZE
from John Dryo, huckster at Washington Mar
ket at house known as the " Emblem, IN " est
Broadway. The accused will have hearing at IL
O'Clock this morning before Justice Osborne
MORE GAMBLING-A RUINED MAS.-A COM
plant was q few days since preferred by baker
residing in the Bowery, against Isaiah hynders
and others, whom he charges with winning nom
him within the last few months arge amount OF
money in consequence Of which the poor victim is
beegared and with his family have been turned IN
to the street entirely destitute Why are no. these
men arrested and dealt with according TO la6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

ULTMFIC-
nIFRCR,- TfSsTREL-.-fhe original Pompsy
ale Of Chnsly's hnstres-Ey-ry Evening until fur.
her Crowded Nightly By The beauty aad fsshOa Of
DIS eifv Beat Ethiopian band IN the world CONSISTING Of
burfeeu perOrmerL under the direction Of 4. II. Pierce.
a choice o. ecrOn Of Sorgs, Glees Cbofuses Medeys
Refrains Ruriesques he &c Oeentsr 70 TIE iusIston of
Idfnissor Is cents prva.e s. orehestrs ssss
50
saturday May H. Benefit Of Lieut. z Horn Ahas Brother
Bones
a Afternoon Ccncsr1 on WednestRJs and saf1rfeys.
nor. orer Al 2--eorcert a. O'Clock mys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
BRUSH ndANuPAoToRY.

oo.1 PEARLsT. FRANKLIN QUARE.-The sub
OO scriber respectfully iDforms ms custoors and Ne
public that he has on hand for The Spring trade large A.
TORMENT Of paint bshes sash tools varnish brushoes
whitewssh do window do, dssling do he Also, an OF.
tensye assortment OF fancy brushes " superior workman
ship which he 10 selling al the lowest price, The UNDER
signsd has received from the American Institute q svef
med al for brushes exhibited their late fsir
a29 Pm JOHN K. HOPPEk
BLAKE'S PATE MT FIRE.PR0OF PAINT.
V'HIs EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE, which In
few months amer applied mrns to slate or stone pro-
lecrg whatever covered from tho action Of The weather
and IRE.
LOOK OUT FOk FRAUD,
A. Of individuals getting ell kinds OF WORTH
less counterfeit stuff and ceiling II a. IRE proof paint
the statements OF more han twenty men OF tho high
est standing IN Ohio In the vicinity OF the nina who have
seen and used this counterfeit stuff who gave me
saying thai there had been such couplete ALLURE
kinds OF stuff got and sold here called 6re proof
paint except Blske that his osly 10 considered worth
using Every person. therefore be safe should that
my name every package for n they get tho powder
that will make the genuine hreproof paint Ike mine they
make themselves liable to prosecution for Infringe
OF my patent and they get counterfeit Of course
lose their money The genuine article Of different eoors
both ground p oil and In dry powder kept constantly on
hand ii the general depot, "a Pearst
mys Ims VIM. BLAKE. Pstsntee Ffre-Proof Paint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
DARNLM,r CHINEsk MUSEUM, Sls 6rosa-

DARNUlI'r CHINEsE MUSEUM, 81 br9se-
Drav between Spring and Prince p 2 BAR NUN,
Propnelor and Manager Requirement Tor = sbon uEe
conner cfng Aor1av June " the Chinese Lsdy
ard S1te who parpOse visiting The ph,cipa ces u the
Union previous l. sr departure for Europe 10 adin11
n he Chirese Fan y ak 10 naber Including the Lsty
with feet q rees long, The Chinese Cceenon consist
gurleuta usc during ne dag ard evening Open from
sA M nj 10 p NJ Admission - cent?; children under
t. han Price teo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsiGN.-fOs
ltTw-nty AFR ANUS Exhibition "a COW open Al ne Nev
Gallery ss5 Broadway, opposite Bond At from A " ul
i0Pa AdmiuAnce Is eeos season feEets - eenv.
Cs;zIogues ~ -enu A1eTaa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

ITALY Now open every evening" for a short
isoD Al stoprsni Han 5s8 Broadw sg, corner Of Wa.
ksr4r he GRAND MOVING PANORAMIC MIRROR
OF ITALY representing tour through hat bssnnfal and
rlss.ic and embracing Northern Ceulral All southern
Ihl,- painted by B WSngh. Esq from sketches Iaksn
By himsfon the spot during long residence y that eoln
try Commencing every evenine Al o'clock wednesday
ard Saturday AifsrrooRs st O'Clock. Tickets IS Gems
81 A. unfe h fpr1ee. - igiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 6.

GRAyp LAacESY-Thomas Clemens was ar
rested In the Sixth Ward last night on suspicion
Of stealing gold locket chain pencil &c Va'ned
at $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

A THOUSAND sroLEs.-Chas. Cooper, so9tnt
ner wasrobbed last week at house in Broadw4
below Wall st. OF 81, OOO--one 500 and i've lou d.
lar bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

WEDNESDAY,, June ,.
TAxEs-Ihe amount 70 be raised BY tax ior City
purposes for the year 1850, is rated at s27s,7i4.
The chief items are-Schools, $4,000 Lighting
streets.s47,3lo; Fire Department. $4,000 Watch,
$4,000; Cleaning Streets $4,000; Saaries sl0,'
COO Interest S5l, 4sO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

SHOP LIFrIsG-L Lucinda McMullen wa. arres'
cd AZ 359 Water.st for stealing several artic es o
dry goods from the store Of John Lane % Game
riDes ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

PIcKPocKEr-Wm. Davis was arrested Ees'r',
day on charge Of picking the pocket Oh -d"asd
Lewis. while in Washington square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

NEW CHURcH.-A site has bee, purchased at
the corner Of Court and President sts in South
Brooklyn, on which are to be ereced a new Con-
ereeationa Church and Lecture Room, the latter 70
be commenced in July next and completed as soon
"a possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

II The Brooklyn Adrertiser Say' that letter
has been received in Brooklyn from Rev. J. N.
Mafit, dated on the Goth Of May-one day later
than that on which his death was announced by
Teleeraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

CouRT CALESDAR-This Dsy--SaDeeior Fri'f
Mo- a. 4s7 ~, a. ~ So 60 81 ea 20 u fi2 - ID n
ST. ~ - -, - 81 -, ~ ~ ~ - d 9l. 80 ' -
A. - Tffr.er Nos - "a, 81 % 32 80 fn a. D. ,t
Cteli ccaytSos Ga co. ga, Zoo 90 To-, 7ll, o. 10
6Iyi t3i ! TO H. 7l3.
Co-aon PLags-Psu Nos $50 l55. is7. Lea III. lT5
l7h ~ IL iei. Pe-' INos ne PSI ssi 80, i6i ~
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THURSDAY, June 6.

u Michael Flynn was found drowned yester
day, foot Of Twenty eighth st. Z. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

DgyRAupIYG EMIGRASTs.-Yesterda officers
Crosett and Smith arrested Peter w. Adams, cor
ner of Cedar and w ashingtOn SITS. q iorwarder OF
emierant passengers, on a warrant issued by JUS
nee Osborne, wherein Adams stands charged with
selling on the 25th OF last month, certificate ticket
nprportipg 10 entitle Daniel Matthews, wife aud six
children TO passages TO Cincinnati for the sum OF
s14 Matthews and his family, on arriving az
Troy. discovered that the ticket voud not take
him any further without paying Sl4 more; after
having that sum be went on board the canal boat,
snd on arriving at Buffalo the captain demanded
three sovereiens, or sl4 more. These frequent de-
mapds astonished the poor emlgrant, and believing
that If he proceeded any further his funds woud De
exhausted before reaching bis destination, and not
feeling disposed to be duped out Of any more mo-
ney he returned back 70 New-lofk Tor the purpose
of seeking some satisfaction The case was partly
heard before the magistrate, and further adjourned
until Friday afternoon at o'clock
SERIOUS BLOW WIN. Renwick, while going
I'D Mercer.st near Amity, at ! O'Clock tnis
morning, got into an alteration with mas, VINO
struck him over the head with a heavy cane, IN
aicting a bad wound. DR.. Griswold attended him
AT the Fifteenth w ard Station House.
~ The Second Ward Police are greatly
,rouIled bv gang of boys who rove around the
psrk at night throwing stones at persons in the
street. Two were caught last night; one had lust
broken a window in Lovejoys Hotel with stone
STEALING JEwELRY-Msrgaret Cannes, alas
Patterson. was arrested yesterday in the Eleventh
Wsrd. for stealing $50 worth Of ieweiry from An
drew Hume.
THOUSAND sroLEs-Chas Cooper, Souther'
ner wAsrobbed last week at house in Broadway
below Wall ST. OF 81 ,OOO--one 500 and i've 100 dol
lar bills.
suop LIyrr,e-Lucinda McMullen was arrest,
"a - aso Waterst for stealing several artic es OF
STv goods from the store Of John Lane, % Ca'he-
rlDe st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

AMERICAN TEA-The Tea grown here turns out
far more highly and delicious favored than that
imported, being in all respects like that drank by
the wealthy in China, the grand difference between
the American grown and the imported, being in
the lcsE Of flavor oocasioned by the sea voyage
Latitude thltty,four NORTH in Alabama Georgia,
and North Carons, proves better suited for the cu
tiyasion ofthe plantsha any othsrregion Dr. De-
vie of South Carolina who originated the expert
ment, is already realizing handsomely by the sale
OF hia youog 'reea, which are eager bought up at
any price by Southern Agriculiuralsts
There are persons YET living who can yecollecs
when the Cotton plant only seen in fiower-pots
IN which 1t was cultivated on account of iss lovely
blossoms one of the prettiess bowers in tue calen
dar OF Horticulture. Observing men in the South
who know the histefy OF the cotton raiaing buli-
ness OF thus oonnSry are generally OF opinion that
tea growing ia about 70 become quts as important
to uS, in even less time than it has taken as TO be.
come the great coteon-producing country Of the
world The character Of Eci and climate adapted
to the growth Of the tea plant ere not such AZ to
make il interfere at all with the production of COT
ton tealsnds and cotton lsnda --thoss which pro
duce these plants esst being as different in a.
shsl attributes es they well can be.
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legal NOTICES.

A ILLUSTRATORS sALEn pursuance OF an order 9, the
% % Of a the eeaG Of J
Renwick Administrator Of all and singular The goods cna a
ceased nesate at public Msrchuns Exchange IN the
City Of New York the 10th day Of October IT az t
d. d's 1G srlsd ds 7 SaO" Ds a'S''' 80
othe City New York known on the map or ehit
by number twelve hundred and l9tty three bounded
lot 2t2 beng in and 90 feet and depth 90
feet and ,@o az TO- or parcel of hand in the
The City Nev Yo poa IS 9 In s eo[Ss' p%
ed by the Eouthe OF Oliver and the sasaf side OF Chatham
% u II feet inches 10 lands ornef
Robert Bkerton, and now date OF decd 10 lanes e
sara or naf So feet thence westerly 10 feet
INC neh sss alp AZ Nc. rs s,6am. street
al those four certain land tbs Eighth Ward Of said city
Nos 6s $50 $751; on map o! lands belonging 10
the estate of Anthony pen 0ounass sas non ~ 'e
and eco norlhey oy hot NO. 90 containing IN lroht anu lJa 49,
length each side knoSnb by the street numbers {" ~
al tSnss ots Of land in Eighth Ward of the city Of
EewYork beginning Greenwich street az Tho distance % 70 e
streets running norhey along street, - ea
,Iencs soubery in ne parallel Greeuwchsuns AZ lss
nehe thence westerly the place OF bsgnnng known
Of and the 5iItesnth Ward Of sad cI
bounded norhery Seventeenth street. westerly by
No 81 souherg by lot o. and eastety ey Iot go ~ 40
and 81 feet inches ~ DEPTH and 10
All that parcel of land the sHseGth Ward Of 3
d s S o e n4 pS Of from the sst s
avenues running nohey Inns parallel TO thesoyS9sb
avenue feet and half rch hence eastery on tps
parallel teeuh 100 fest TO tho wessry Inns OF The
soute the feet inches,
lands Of John Jacob As,or thence westerly about 10 feet
and thence aong SAID snds tho norhery na Of SIX
teeustreet westerly along ths % feet lnches
ool land the SAID 5uteenh Ward of sadcy be-
ginning point the southey side Of s1teeqh stres dist ant
wes;ey from the westerly lie Of Seventh avenue thence
soulhery parallel Seventh 100 feet inches
thence westerly parallel Il set thence north
erly on parallel 100 fest inches TO the
Io sixteenth thence eastsy along said street Il
feet to the place OF beginning.
All that other lot SAID a' mentioned Ward 6snnng at
pon the north eastery OF Seventh
measuring thence eassry % feet thence
norhet nchs thence westerly Is etj thence souther
S. inches TO the place Of beginning
o with he mills erected thereon SITUATED
at in tho Ward OF the cs Of New YORK
granted Alexander McComb containing in breadth each 'ds
spuyen Creek 100 and through the Wboo
rgh. Corporation the from high water marx 20
low water mark.-Dsisd NewYor August 10, $50.
&u27 tol5 JOHN Z. DEYELiH, Proctor, IL WALSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

1ohPTRoLLERs OFFICE, ALBANY, July "a, l85o.-sealed
proposals WILDE received by Tao Comptroller until Monday tho
18th day September next at 10 O'Clock a ~ for furnishing the
following articles OF STATIONERY, TS.
GLASS l.
100 rsams blue ruled Cap Paper, Congress
100 whits raled Csp Paper, Congress-
whs ruled Counting Hoase Cap Paper lines nearly
10 rssfn, whs ruled Cap Paper consre res Ii inch apart
rs rsans vhts ruled Lstlsr Paper, Congres
ruled Letter Paper Congress- es u lash apart
100 blue rulsd Latter PRpsrt EorE ess
50 white Sote Paper
2 rssms Royal Ehgfossfag Papsf
81 reams Bank EnvelOp Paper
) reams red Boeiug Paper
1900 buff Lister Envelopes No. s.
250Oo bua Letter Envelopes, No. s. Government
1900 buff Letter Enyeiops, No. g.
10000 ouE Letter Envelope No. g.
1000 whits Letter Enysops, Eo !.
1900 whits Note Envslops
CLASS Ill
5000 Quirs, Ne. 30, cIesr
1900 4nils No. 90, Opaque
so dozen I,oJ Foldsr9
10 Dch Ivory Fodsra
dozen Rogers sos's Erasing K11es, IVORY laEi,ee
20 lbs. 5sst Government rad Sealing Wax
IS sross Faber's black Lead Pencils, Hos and J.
30 lbs. red Waters, Small si1s
80 dozen Sand DoIes.
20 dozen half pint psps5s black saLd
IS dozen o. bottles Ink.
2fAoIsu fo7. bottles Ink
6 dozen OF. bottles red Ink, Arnoh's.
be Of the best quality ard delivered
al M State Hall on or tbs 18th day OF Horstsr ep
nate proposals. reessd for each css numbered above
Iys0 6w WASHINGTos HUNT, Goa ptfoi En-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05
legal NOTICES.

%TpRysE COURTS hs OF tho APphessoa c. tse
y Mayor Aesea and coGnuesy OF ne cry Of ~ -,
rsahys The opening tbs ssses ~ gsrrss
:hs B0omiusjals Road crosses TAI aH 5;5,,I nd
ts tbs posut sad ruAt astsecs WIN Z - .S-
twenty street., The EseeA ~ aa y 40 ,ss above sat.
s~,. Commissioner Of Est1lsts ard S ~ DE 3tata
II ~, ,nnRtsd by Of she Supreme CoI ~ o. IN %
SswYsfa satsfsd ths 2tt "a! OF ~ ia legislature Of tic
PaTsuAnl 20 Ss - NJ York sEssd " An Aet 20 ~ ~,
H., .ntlsd an rsdgee t O. SlSt pas.ed AerE
g. ~ Ss~Y orb Act gssss AID assspe OF ias
-, ce,uoBsrs aeo' faa ~ inch s "a they snpaar
sac a. Mo- ASSESSED. sefnS1fs VI ~. S -
ovaers oil hS - together with such maps ara TAG
r oI the asasssunent, '~estts - = - =. - -.
an estimates asd other aot 4sat Wen wars Sse
all he making thar report, have been .op0si,e9
the SAD ~ sttcs OF tbs CITY OF Hss EotA lop
of whomscsyer i i coucernj sbsrs 20 isnAe loe
ths DIV. bslos lis sad Commissioners mAs their Fepon
a. S,rsuss Court tbs and pSs hsfelnsle
70 ths s" & san. oEonsrs furthsr gys notice pursuant 10
Wv - rsaon 10 Collection Assessments T4Kes hs
A. d cosny OF HswYos and for other purposes passed Nag
~ all houses aninproved Affected
.ssby ta. they completed -4,Ats assessment
ornosd same requested Preen, thsr
Banks, OF
he nles OF BUSINESS IA Nassau the City York,
hn thirty days from the date OF th= nos And that the limits
.,baee by this foows hoss
s ness or parcels apd stuss lying being Tia Tweh
of the City sfoTx and comprised between
az line or SIDE Of Ss,aa street and tbs
.ouar Of oas Hundred Snd Twenty
fronting on Eleventh One Hundred sad Seventh
One Hundred Twenty seventh streets and the street.
between and comprising I'll the lots ad pes' parcels
lying being bstWssn One Hsrd and sgsnta ana one
TweDsy 9yeoh r aud the center the bet"eez
Eleventh avenues azd s csnae una eetHsea hoon
and Twelfth ths sa3 further give
tee report the above sts will be made and presently
ad to
OF the said Cont to be held City Hall the City New York
on Saturday day Of October D. 1884, is opening os
that day. thereafter as counsel ca5 be hea
! J. B. 6A SSG1ssca4Rp, {coam..ioasn.
". Il. SroGDILLr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

IN PURSUANCE OF order the Surrogate Of tbs County Of
ANsw York, is hereby to all persons having claims
against OBADIAH H CRSSEY late Of hs City OF Se"f ORR ef
Chant deceased pssR; the with vouchers thereof 70 me
srbacbsr of Seaman Lowsne No 3N Spring street,
The City Of New York before the syeaa day oil ocoosf n1
- Iswsm. MARY ?. CRIssEY AdmnstrarI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

NEICHEI.L,s OLD EsFABLIsHED LAaP
lFkaTORE Catherine ss-Yhe proprietor hess 10 N
t,u The pubic thai he continues 10 manufacture every a
scpaon camphsne Lapa and th1s ~ sae99 70 s
usual stock he has selected for tho ss uaae yalsy
Of fancy soIay and FLUID Lamps Gir.DdoeA Candeasfas
he which he Offers AZ he lowssi possible pfees
Srra sale 2p'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

YAlHY PAPMONlsB anybody who charges more
w for article a&n buy Il for el5snete
The itExcetcr Printing Establishment" l54 Sater 81.
corner Of MAIDEN Lane they execute all kinds OF Pnng
neatly quickly and prices Is to so per cent eRg ead
ar pfipters charge Cards from 81 per l,O00, dsnaDS
from 50 cs per LEO. Don't forget ~ Wsleras cor9
su3p lW* DOUGLAS2 q SOHA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

CtoMPTRoLLGR's OFFICE, s7l=x Nav YozE--The FFos
TIER BANK {WAteown Jefferson couny,) es day hed
Office OF the appointment of ases GILBERT COBB
JOHNSON city agents for the redemption
offs circulating notes. agreeable the entitled An act relating
redemption of BANK passed May sAbany Az