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CALIFORNIA.

TyARE REDUCED.-Through Line for
sIN FRANCISCO. via. Chsgres dire Il, AID by the
T. NAL Steamers on the Pacific The and splendid
s,.sInship CHEROKEE, 800 burden, Henry Win
de Commander. will leave DOCK. pier No North
River for Chagres direct Tuesday Nov z6 al o'clock.
Pssser gers by the Cherokee will find comfort and &C,
conmodauons unsurpassed by any other and viii
be sure 10 with the fayo1te steamship TENNES
SEE, at Panama
REDUCED RATES OF FARE TO cHAGREs.
Saloon slate ROOMS
LOWeTCAbD. 80
The above dine the table and have the privilege
of the Saloon
Steerage found with mattresses and board) .....0
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
In the fayorite steamship TENNESSEE.
Cabin. SEQ Storage. 800
For passage apply to ROWLAND ASPiNWALL,
MA Ia 81 and 50 Sou!hst
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FOR EUROPE.

EvOR LIVERPooL-United States !t,:
IL Mail Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt Jas WesL-Ihls
SIeambin will depart with the Mails for Europe posi-
lively on SATURDAY 9TH of December, at u O'Clock M
from her berth at the foot Of Csnal-st.
No berth secured till paid for. ar,
All letters and papers must pass through the Post Ohce
For Freight or Passage, having unequaIed accommoda'
lions for elegance or comfort. apply 10 -
EDWARK K. COLLINS, 81 Watst. ,
The Steamer PACIFC will succeed the Alanc and sa'i
December 81. h~o
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nOIIGHKEEPSIE LINE of RARGES.

4 The barge CLINTON Capt Wtse every Monday;
EXCHANGE Capt Rosekrans every rhu,,"doyi PoU ,l
M hom foot Of Manay-st for passengers and freight
The above bsrges elegantly furnished with stats
rooms and spacious and comfortable cabins and are eX
preesy fitted up for the comfort and convenience OF pas
sengers and Poughkeepsie in time for the stages
70 Sharon Pine Plains and New Milford
FOR rther nfoFmaton apply on board the oargeS or 70
WILLIAMSON ALL t64 SVastst ieIi efn
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Central Railroad OF New-Jersey.
ANT INTER- GEM ElNTS.

M | n / h h ARkANOEnEA Elm 1 D
" Commencing MONDAY, Nov 4, t85O.-This Road
extends from ELIJAH ETHP ORT IS miles to the WHITE
HOUSE, ~ j. reducing the staging between the terminus
OF the Road and EASTON to % miles
This line leaves New-York by steamboat Red Jacket
pier No. North River and connects win trains on the
New.Jersey Railroad, which leaves New-York from FOOT
of CorHnd.st.
ct pier No North River, AM freight and al M
passenger and by N Railroad foot OK Cortlsndsl al
Trains leave White House and following places for New
White House ata3 AM; freight at CT AM. Passenger
somerville at AM; Freight at TAM. Passenger a!
2t PM.
Pianfeld at 81 AN; Freighta at II AM Passenger al
q Pm.
SPIN
Eizabethport al 81 AM. Freight al u AM PaSsea-
ger al 2. M.
STAGES will be IN readiness on the arrival OF the AN
train from New-York the White House to convey pas
sengers to Easton Wikesbarre Bethlehem, Allentown and
Ma1ch Chunk Penn. and Remington Lebanon. Clinton,
Milford and Beyidere NJ.
BAH BAGGAGE at tbs risk OF the owners until do
vered into the actual possession of the Agents OF the Com
pany aud checks receipts given therefor. no
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NoRPORATI0N NoTiCE-Pubhc notice horoby gwen the
OowDer Of all Houses aud Lots;
Lands affected thereby that the following
have been completed the Asessos and lodged
of the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
Fourth point So feet north OF tie sputher line OF
The hnts embraced by such Assessment include
tho Houses and Lots of ground lots and
pace Of land situated the easer side Of Broadway tweea
Fourth Aston place. and the westerly e between Fourth
and Wayet place All persons whose affected
the above named and who Opposed the
either OF them requested to their
70 the undersigned their efce no Hall Of Records within thirty
the OF this notceOce Bureau OF Assessments
Depa tmrnt 1850 SAMUEL H DE MOTT, FRAN
CTS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH. Asseseors n23 lot
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STREET DEPARTMENT, so 4HALL or RECoRDs.-Pubhc
Sscc hereby gvsa that the ioos petitions az 1eel pre-
,e.e i. thu Boaro al tereG; To a sidewalks Of Tint a.
setv4sn regulate an sd7 ny
Third ADD Fifth avenues; t. snc7 vaesa o ~
eeu Seventh z: o1 ts- 3estriy sl'1 ~
nverue sirets; asnd The grade % rory
stree 30 cor epond Rod ha,s 90 ih- prone = ne
Co1misson-re Office Also IT, fp wig H. non =Eis.
pave % and gutter 4enJ hit -'frS' a
u Hutso7 Rvsr All persoas Interested htFuz 2cuols
are requested present them u Frts a. ms fGt;S DonG
n" t',h o 'ralO''' - nl6
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xoRpoRATfoE hoTICEPubhc nohcs hereby gwen, toths
owp. or owners occupant occupants Of ali houses and lots
royed OF nds affected thereby that the following
Sssssp havs been comp BY and lodged
10 tie Of Bureau Assessments for ~ all per
son, building Water Al from point
rear The nrtey Wss and connecting with the saver
Ia Msoen nts embraced By such assessment nclds all
The lots Of GROUND vacant lots pieces and Paros
Of land Utuaed Of Wsterst aud sasery stae Of
Pearl ct. was and madsusue on the uotner SIDE OF
WAL At both sides of and southery side Of M4 ane
between Water and on the soutsy de OF Depey sor
n, between Front All whose interests are
Sf,d By assessments and VINO ara opposed 70
tie same them equseted TO present their objections
% nrug undersgnsd their oCe, No Hall OF Records.
,hrty days date Of this uoceOhce bureau Of
ksessnieu Street Department Nov l8 ls0 SAMUEL H. DE
ldoTT FRANCIS EIcAoLsoN, ISAAC WIN. SMITH Assessors
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E The Facuty of Michigan uaiye 59i y nay If
egalized the Chi Psi and Alpha De.ta rn he past
the secret societies which have, a Jsa Of trouble
year been the occasion of go0p ''N-
II the University. r7y,ed Foster
MunDgH-An old ge5t ds ls9.t sIad.son. By a
was recently Hu MURDER y ass named Wash
a %g1tio the murderer was arrested
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etTREET DEPARTMENT No. 4 BALL OF REcoRDs-Puehc
h.r.by you tha, following esola lors have oesn
n.csped IN The Of AsSsnt Adern@n ihat Tue gree Tor
gby .1th.-t and hereby .@oi heo 10 "n2ti 20 ms
man m III, Street Comusso Oos da~n By Gardner A s4es
C Surveyor. TouuSu II from Thirteenth to ~eaty IA I'd
Far and The terHty closed "a panhc ee
Also owing petition To I'll suuksn los On i*snr-ta ana
T 1ty frs, F aud Second Ali persons nssst@d a'ng
objection, thereto are requested present - NrE ne ln
guec he Office before the 25h fsy o Nehemiah INST
ns,sc Sarerterl5 lg5n JOHN 7 DODGE,
s-rst' AJ--ll4si'o1's.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-Publc hereby ven,to the
" owners occupant occupants OF all houses and %
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and lodged IN
Assessments for examination BY all persons
building Bsac from the easet
line Of udson and connect with the Chpest The
limits include all the several houses and
lots Of ground vacant o pieces and parcels of Iud Ouaed
both sides Beach between Hudson and Chapel t on the north
ery Moore btween Varck and HUDSON sta on
both of Yacks between North moOre at and St John
Church both sides Of St Jon lane between Beach aud YORK
ats and on the Hudson between North Moore aud
Beach persons whose Interests affected by the above named
Ass,meuts and opposed tho ell OF te are
requested present objections writing the undersigned at
et Office Hall Records within thirty days from thu date oil
bs Assessments Street Department Nov
90 1850 SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
WEN. SMITH, Assessors. mss lu'
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,,,, corRT Ne7 York-WNt4r N=tnote a9.oo
AID Aun b. a we "a ta .4ss F Prs o'
Prps Chang en- Tt .sIy 10 ANN PALnsk You are sreoy
son.d , 81 70. e., a sd County Of
FED s C,s Han liz CITY NV Yo, 90 'he ~ aay o.
YoJl a. tt . .srre copy your u ne 7a1 com
~ rmp@ p -, =, ~ ocr No 81 Walt ~ th7 Cty ~
yaty q esr,Y DAY after The *sye Of h,s luminous s@
Sea" a. H., ds, II uch And toH an 10 ah4"s'
yev an, within the stores'ii, The pan'h IL uls
he ~ aux 10 for ;e rel ef de4saa1d N 5e
I9,,sc New Yoik, November - leou u ts' ..,o,oey
- is~brh -2---------
Ely Of -,e,nion 10 ~ directed ana
- sht will expose 10 sale MONDAY 1a'n DAY OF no
80 AZ no o'clock n at No. st9 R-ai'yay, ie eIusn;'
Mandatory, Of sid biocAs OF marble nafoe
5is ee and pIaster cuIus-y ornansntt nt'b>
HaIue & are ii worthy OF e leaders IN The
nah busts's' 49,. GID ma IT,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
IL Il NETWORK to ALBANY, by Railroad and steam
ANGEAIENn 1870

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
IL Il NEW-YORKt to ALBANY, by Railroad and stesn'
boats NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1850 80 -. ....o.,.
On and after Monday, October 5th 1885, he passenger
at Pougt keepsie with the fassaing steamers Aida,
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, running to and from
Albany and touching the usual intermediate lsnlngs
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-st near Charabers-st
ATT A. M.-For passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
Ats Is A M-Express train for Albany, stopping al
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, TerrytoWn, Shg-Slast
Peeksbll, Garrisons Cold Spring Fishkll- New-HaIn'
bprgh and connecting at P0ughkeepse with the AK.
MENIA or Aida which will land al Hyde Park King.
ston, TvoG, Maiden, Ceskll, Hudson UoXsscsle' sae
Sluyvesanl and arrive az Albany 81 80 ?. NJ.
At M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie
stopping at al way stations
At2 p M-For Passengers to Poughkeepslep stopping
St4P. M@Ex;ress train for Albany stopping al Man
haalye YonkeI DoIbs SeTr Sea[aq Rs Ss
i be sste san SOUTH IMERcA which van land at
HySs CoxsacRe styvessnt and New Baltimore, and
arrive atAlbany at Il SO A. NJ .,...,-..o IN
At5P M.-For passengers to Peekshl, stopping 81 al
way LEAVE LEAVE PoUaHKEEPsIE GOING SOUTH.
Att A. M.-Eor New-York, stopping at al the principal
At 8 A. M.-For freight and passengers to New-York
Xiii Is A M-or on arrival of steamer from Albany,
which leaves there A NJ stopping at NeyY Ham6urg
Fshki Cold Spring Gorsons PeeSskl sing-eing' Ha'
ASP M-For New York, stopping at all Wsy statloas
At6P Nor On arrival of steamer from Albany which
leaves there at l P d. stopping at all way stations, on
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NEWYORK-
alto is A. M.-Stopping at all way stations
Passengers will promote theT convenience ana aioy ~
observing the following rules Isl, Give particular drec
lions to the baggage-man where your baggage 70 oe o
ivered he may mark accordingly and thereby ayoa
mistakes and deays ID procure your aekes oeofe e"'
ING 81 3d. do n 0Lv I'VE lee Superintendent
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CORPORATION NOTICE-Pubhc notice. hereby gyen to the
ownsr owners occupant or occupants Of all houses and o n
100 thereby ha. the follow Ass.ss
have by The assespr and are 'odSed The ohc'
fts bureau by all persons interest
" VII Por Grazing Ssh - from 10Th hayeauss, aad setting
nb The limits embraced BY '1ch As
s.u all ayea houeA and ots nj srouni vacant
~ niece, and parcels land both OF 35h 30
twee Oh th aac the westerly SIDE OF Oh
sesat.J W the above named Assessments and who opposed
Iesa,e either o them to present ae,5
with thirt, days Of this noceOhce
ssssmsus Department, Nv ls l55l IN r. "a W
MOTT, FRAhCIs NICHOLSON, ISAAC WEN shIl H. AS's's0
nlS
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CORPORATION HOTICEPubRc notice he[sby given to the
owpsr or occupant occupants all houses and lots
O unmpro affected thereby that the following As
have compted by the and lodged IN
tho OF Assessments for eIamnaton by all per
sons Interested For building Sewer With necessary
Chatham the westerly line OF Cross St Tbs Limits
include all the and lots OF ground
vacant lots pieces parcels OF land situated both SIDES OF
Chatham aud Croes SITS both sides Of Cross
Orange and Mulberry ss aud the westerly SIDE OF d
berry Chatham and Bayard Ali persons whose inter
affected named Assessments VINO
the same other of them requested to present ther
objections writing the undersigned telr Office no Hal
Records thirty days from the date OF this notcaoMce hl
reau Of Assessments Street Department Nov 49, 1880 SAmUELH
DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN. SMITH As
Aae.oy, n23 lot
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1oRpoR A11oE sOTIcEPublic HEREBY zyeu TO bs
Y owners or occupans Of all House. and LOS have
rToved znds Affected tnersby that the following
e.. cnrrsd nv lie A.essO and lodged ~ the once % ne
Sar.sn Of examination by al person. ne
r., eve, in 2day from tbs sewe IN 7tn stfre, " ue
ner.I Inc Of 9Th The limit embraced By sah Asss
- c.ts MI this Houses and Lots 81" uronnn Fasnt
-, ne.es and parcels Of Lan' stuaed on both ies @i "a
- nue. cen 7 aud GU the HofhefF SIDE Of on
Hai,f and I'd AL persons whose interests
are affected by the named Assessments and who are opposed
70 Tie same either OF them requested Pfs'eh. n
ps IN wr,ng 10 ursrsgced nj her Office NO te ." re
su'ds wiihiby from the da' Of the sotGs; sAM 81 d
Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. NOV
10. 1870 uo
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THEW ROUTED the WEST 81 NORTH.
1VUNITED STATES MAIL LINE via the Cayqg and
Susquefanna and Newly and Erie Railroads and Cayu-
ga Lake ,,,. 49,. cro
and Susoueauna Railroad viii IN connection with the
Day and Night Express Trains on tue NeYork and EFie
Railroad, two daily lines Sundays excepted
The cars leave 0wego at 81 A NJ and " PM Leave
Ithaca at NJ and nj 80 NJ arriving at Owego In ame
for the Morning and Evening Express Trains for New York
The splendid Iow-pressure steamer WILLIAM ~.
DODGE Capt Buckbee, leaves Ithaca daily at 80 A H.
connecting Cayuga with the Express Trains going East
or West Returning leave Cayuga at 3 P NJ or on the
arrival ofhe Eastern or Western Express Trans conAecF
ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train for New Iork
Through tickets from NewYork to Cayuga7 SO T1cRets
from New-York Ithaca or Cayrga sold on board the
steamboat of the New York and Erie Railroad Company on
the river. - IT., -
Cayuga. -, - .L,,,
and relad with heavy rail new route, avoiding me
inclined plains and equipped with engines and cars unsnr
passed Oh any road in tue Union ,..
The connection between the railroads and the boasls per
feet the running directly 10 and from the steamboat
landing in Cayuga Lake. n.
Passengers for Oswego Syracuse, Auburn Geneva Rocn
ester and Buffalo, will find this the most pleasant comt9rta
BILE and cheapest route se eouS
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NoRPORATloN NoTlCE.Pubc notice hereby gwen, to us
owuer owners occupant of al houses and lots
improved unuproved lands affected thereby that the following
completed by the aesso and are lodged IN
The Office of the Bureau examination by
nerssted z For building with necessary recsng os
ms and connecting Orange street from the SO "ef
Chatham street to tho OF Crossstrse The hints EN-
by such assessment include several houses sh w
ground parcels Of land 'ued on bt s'
Of Chatham westerly side Of lbef street, between
chalham both sides Cross street between
Orange All whose interests are Affect
the above aud opp SEQ TO the
eher requested present their objections N ~n
TO the undersigned office No Hall Of Records wan;hrty
from the date of This notcsOhce, Bureau OF AseSsine
Street department. Nov 49, 1880 SAMUEL DE MOTT FRAN
CTS NICHOLSON, ISAAC W@. SMITH, Assessors MY lui
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Enr AnerlcR.

CoLLIxs's LINE-Sat!s from LiserpooL
ARCTIC... Capt LucG-..... For n York. Wed, Nov 20
PACIFIC -. Capt NYE..,.....Fo For York Sat Dec. %
ATLANTIC Capt WEsr..... For n York. Sax Jan. ii
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ORIFFITH'S WESTERN LINE,185O,
w continues to carry goods of all descriptions by canals
and railroads from Boston and PnadePhs 70
neeeee Michigan Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa Wis
consn Minnesota and Canada West The connection upon
the Lakes from Buffalo TO Cleveland, Sandusky Toledo,
Detroit and Upper Lakes unsurpassed Reference being
had to annexed card Office IS corner South
Ct New-York. T. GblFFiIH' agent
1R5N-BuffaIo Sandusky and Toledo Line Steamers:
BALTIMORE .......,.... Capt j. w Tgttle
QUEEN CITY Observation-Disclosures Capt Titus
SUPERIOR. 'CdP Was
OHIO ....................,..Ca Capt Richards
TROY ,..",:.,..;...,......C Capt Watkins Walk o.,
One of the above first class steamers VIII leave the Sah
duskv and Toledo dock touching at Intermediate ports,
daily at "a M Passengers tckeied through from Buffalo
to Cincinnati Eorfregh1 or passage agRy on board or TO
myN eodtD1 Long Wharf and Ship Canal Buffalo,
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-
AATON and NETWORK, via sTONINGTON and
PROVIDENCE-lDlsnd route, without ferry change OF
cars OF baggage -, G., s
COMMODORE Capt Vim a Erazee, in connection
with the Seungton and Proyideuce and Boston ano
Providence Railroads. leaving NewYors daily tSundSys
excepted nom Pier Mr. 6rs wharf above 6auery
at O'Clock NJ and Si0ningto al S M or upon ine Ar
rival of tbs Mail Train from BostoF
These built expressly for the route ana ara
In every respect particularly adapted to the navigation 81
Long Island Sound The acconm danons for ara
commodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capsule and OK
perRuced
The route being the shortest and most direct hetweSa
Boston and New York passengers ara enabled TO H's
In ample time for the morning lines of steamboats, AZ"
railroads raining poiuts from those cnes
The VANDERBILT wleave New York on Tuesday
Thursdhy and Saturday Leave Stoning5on on Monday
Wednesdh, and Friday.
The COMMODORE wileave New Yors Mon day, We'd,
nesday and Friday Leave Stonngton Tuesday Thursday
End Saturday. o..
B-Passengers The arriya Of the STEAMERS al sion
tngton proceed Immediately in tb splendid railroad carr
to Providence and Boston ba4 gageemaser accom-
panes each train to and from Boston For pasSaga
berths freight applications may be made 70
the AgeuG the wharf and al the Office 10 sHtts,y'
Oac6 vi
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-AEPARrMrNr OF REpAlRs AND sUrrLIEs-ro FIRE

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPllES.--Io FIRE
GFEEGEE BUILDERS Sealed Proposals vii DO fece' al the
OF the Repairs and SUPPLIES bnseuen. MOL
end OF New City Hall anti Sionday Dscenbefq Y O'Clock
they will publicly opened the building of
Ergne Company No O. The to be similar plan TO the
preen, the old Engine be taken By the Contractor part
payment price shall b satisfactory sad Commissioner
Contractors the Price for building the new Engine and tbs
that thsy will allow for the Old separately pian and
specification the worn required DONE and al Information
GARD be had tue Office OF the Chief Engineer OF the
Fire Department No. 81 Elizabeth at
H.B.-BAnk estimates be had at either Office
WEN. ADAMS. Conf oil Repairs and Supphes
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.


UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoIIlNs's LlaE-Sdiis J,ons Neto- York.
ATLANTIC. Capt Wgsr.....Fo For Liverpool Sal Dec,
PACIFIC. Capt NYE'..''.For LWerpooi'ss~ Dec' u
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For America,
For Bremen.
From Bremen.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
HERMANN... CRABrREE. FIN n York Frid. Dec
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O'clock Line
EOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE


EyOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE
Il LANDlNGs--The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wm
Meen viii leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cearst Oh
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer COLUM
BlA, Capt c. f King Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
st O'Clock, connecting with the sages o. Newaurgh ElnsF
ton and Caeskil
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILaoA2-The passenger
trains OF this Road, AFTER March 25 Will leave Hudson ard
West Stockbridge daily, Sundays exceped) follows
Leave Hudson ct AN. and IS P M and West Stock.
bridge 7 An and PM
Freight trains with passenger car Stcche WIN leave
Hudson at II AN. and West Stockbridge at 10 50 AN
Passengers by the morning train from West StockbHdgS
may take the day boat New York the boat for Popg
keepsie, and thence by railroad to New YORK, by r.
Fare by latter route from Hudson exceeding 81 25
Passengers by the evening train VIII bad The steamers &c
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and tie
OF those boats will be low any other evening soa
the rverfrom 80 downward, al the Inc boats may
set the example n,
Through tickets from West Sockbrdge 20 New YORK u
90 and the fare in returning Passengers should reco
lect that this fare includes bertha, which excluded S
fares of other routes. -
The trains from Hudson, both morning and evening" coz
meet with the trsina othe Western Roads as heretofore
ia5 SIN j. T. WATERMAN, Supp
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loRpoRAT1oN NorLcE-rabLe Sole :. l.sLs1z gvsa 2

ANORPORATIOE Public Notice hereby 20 the
owners occupants OF all Houses and Lots
improved uupr0yed Lands affected thereby that the following
and lodged
of the Bureau of Assessments ior examination BY All
building Sewer Broad way from the
Sewer Eighth the souther line OF Ninth street
by such Assessment include all the Sc, era
Of Lots and parcels OF
Land situated on both sides Of Broadway between Eighth and
Ninth streets persons interests affected by tue
above named Assessments and who opposed to the
either requested prosen, their objections writing
10 the undersgned Office No Hall Of Rec0rds Within
thirty days this SAMUEL X. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN. SMITH Assessors Office
Bureau Assessments Street Department, Nov e, 1880
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Chnnge OF Hours commencing Sept. %
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
A aERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
leave Suferns Depot at Leave New YORK. IL
Z O'Clock A NJ o'clock A. NJ
10 O'Clock 80 min A VI. S o'clock Is min ? N
&C o'clock P NJ o'clock IS min. P II
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Suferns Depot at Leave New York at
Fl O'Clock A. NJ 5o'c!ock 45 min P
or the arrival Of the Erie tralns going East
PATERSON TRAINS
Leave Patterson Al Leave New York al
III O'Clock A NJ MarKetR O'Clock A NJ
81 o'clock AM Pain Depot 10 o'clock A NJ
l2ocock NJ Paterson Depot O'Clock P NJ
At O'Clock NJ PGtn Depot 81 O'Clock P. N
81 O'Clock P NJ Marketst 81 O'Clock P. n.
Except Mondays.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Resve Paterson Leave New-YorA sa
u O'Clock A. NJ Marxetst 9oclock M
Il O'Clock P NJ Pain Dep. ST O'Clock NJ
n Bon Monday mornings the first tram from su6esa
will leave eli the arrival of the Ousvlle train
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York viii stop any station north Of Paterson except
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Enc trains roirg and evening going West at suferus
Depot