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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
AIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-

NJEW- YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
lNNEw ROUTE to BUFFALO and the WRsr T.
Arrangemen-Leage New ORR tor bingn4inon t-ihra'
Gogag acs d Ssasya Ros9seT sP9 SnS
and ERR E. from pier fool of Duane 90 follows
Breakfast and supper on board the 6oas . ,a,
II "a M foRpeE
Hancock, Deposit Lanesbero, Bnghanton, Owego wa,
ve5ey Emira and Jefferson arriving at 6eneys 1t eN.
va and taking the Express Train from Albany next morning.
arrive Rochester and Buffalo at the same time as passen'
gers via Albany with the advantage or nights resl al G
WAY AND MAIL TRA1N-At AM stopping at all the
stations arriving Corning the evening at 10 10 ock
WAY TRAIN a!4P.M for Odsvllle and all intermediate
stations. ME-. d.,
ferns Chester Goshen Middleown, Ousyle Pot Jey1a,
Narswsburgh Hancock, Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend,
Snghamton, and all the stations west or blnghantoh;
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed to Geneva and
take the train arriving al Buffalo same afternoon PgSsen
Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns on Cayuga LaKe
lake the Of The Cayuga and susquehapnA Railroad
at Owego which leave Immediately on tie arrival Oh
tue Erie rans Passengers for Toga ana Looming Goun,
hes take the OF the Corning and Bl3ssburg Raroea
Ut Corning Stages leave NaTowsbufg Hancock Deposit
Lanesboro, Binghamon Owego Wayerly, Elnra, Cora.
ing and HoTae FRAiS IS 9 FL 5nS 5R
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at4 Is NJ stopping al Sc
Hancock, Narrow sburg Pofi Jeryis AiddIeown Goshen
Chester and Suaerns arriving in New York at SO PM
at all the stations and arrives in New at 80
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at 8 P NJ and
aorneusvle NJ stopping at all stations west OF Bng'
aamron and Great Bend Lanesboro, Deposit Hancock
Narrowsburgh Port Jervs Osvile, Mddletown Goshen,
Chester suferns and Piermon arriving in NewYorE ct
O'Clock An.
WAY TRAIN leaves OtlBve at SO AM. stopping al sil
the stations and arriving in New York al 10 IS AM
NEwBuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at 20 AN. and
ga NJ and PM connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester at Y AN and m. and 10 P ID or on
arrival OF the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane-st Il / M
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
West taken by Express freight trains, and l. for"srded
through without decay. CHARLES MINOT
as Superintendent
NoTg-The Piernont and Deaunan Ferry advertise 70
Gonnec the Hudson River Trains leaving Newfork at
A If and ? 81 with The morning and egening express
trains going Eastward.
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NETWORK & EW-HAVEN RAIL

VROAD-On and af1er Monday, October IA, the follow.
ine trains E leave Canast Station, near Broadway.
Railroad Office, Twenty seyent1-st
l. Accommodation Train I 10 Am tor aew-kocae!5e.
Manaroneck Rye, Port Chester Greenwich Stamford Da-
den N0rwaIE Wesport Southport Fairfield, Bridgeport.
- I'd NiI;ori and New Haven Passengers from the
NeySaions Tor Albany and the Stations on The HousatoRs
and NRugauck Railroads VIII take this tram and stop 81
Bridgeport Passengersron Way Station for Boson Prov.
idence Worcester, Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads VIII take this Train and JOIN Express Tran
al Nav Haven Passengers from he Way-Siailons Tor
80 arffyle and COlDs7iLe VIII take this rain aad
ioin tie Canal Railroad Train 81 Kew Hayen
2 Express Train a O'Clock 4 NJ for Stamford bridge
uort Alignv Housei0nic ana Nsugatuc Railroads New
Haven aud the Canal RaIIoad, Middleton, Hartford,
81 ri1 rfed ard Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester,
Accommodation Train at o'clock a NJ for New
Haven and all intefmetate stations Passen$ers Dy lhs
Train for Stations The Hartford and rev Haven haA-
road viii remain over at New Haven about one noun
Passengers for Boston, by taking this Tram may remain
over from three ave hours al New dagen Hartford
SDriugfed or az am Station where the Express Train
receives passengers Passenger By tins Tram f0r me "a
1 Express Train nj NJ for Stamford NorwaIk ordge'
port and Housonic and Naugauck Railroads New-Hsyer
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston
g. Accommodation Train 6. 81 for New Haven ard al
s. Commutanon Tran al NJ FOR Bridgeport AID e.
'9fii'so-''0 '''A'1 TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train ct s 10 AM from Bndgepor, stop
ping al al the Intermediate Stations.
z Accommodation Train al A. N foE New-dHTena
stoppng al all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Naugatu Railroad at bridgeport r.,
Accomrnodaton Train 4e An trotR New dEYea.
stoppng al Intermediate Stations receyng passengers
Hartford aad Ne#Haven Canal haroad' ana teag'
slgck Railroad. =, n, - ,,s ,ta ~
ress Train fyon Boston, from NewHsyen, stopping Il
BRIDGEPORT and Stamford receiving passengers from rs
HousattIuic Railroad ct Bridgeport
Recommendation Train al 80 NJ. rece.vHg passeR-
psrs rom he Accommodation Train from Boston, frsz
EeH-Bayen stopping al al intermediate StanpnA
FYpress Train 81 10 ID Tor In connection with liz
rrass Train from Boston, stopping al Bridgeport NorTaIk
Ind Stamford arriving IN New York ct II 80 M Evening
Trai5 from Psfehi connects with is Tram Bridgeport
Passengers are requested procure tickets before taking
seats in the Cars I'M III z B. MASON. s1p't
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A.orpyR CAvE.1Y AT PLAqUEM!SE-A let
ASot H.. q. Picay,lme, dated Plaquemine.
ter IN - the avs Last night the batturc and levee
rG ,b the be- road over the bayou, fell n taking one
and d. half acres front and more than half an acre
depth the ce5psFtS q 5a gfF'a s ss9e asa
ba n5 aoJ will soon follow The batture in front
Of the Planters Hotel and for some distance
above. aIso commenced falling last night. We
fear il will not stop short Of Main-st. The me-
chanics are all busy in rearing new stores and
warehouses to supply the demands created by
the late slide and Bankst will soon be the
business mart Of orr town.
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ORIFFITH'S WESTERN LINE, 1880,

STIMSON'S & co.'s EXPRESS TO
hSNEW-ORLEANS on THURSDAY, Dec ), 1850, per
rev and splendid Steamship LOUISlANA.-We, are now
prepared receive Freight Packages Specie and valuable
parcels De dispatched above the OF our house
In New Orleans
No Freight win be received on the day Disabling Coz
lection business promptly attended to. -, III,
Our Express to Mobile and up the River p,n
be dispatched by partner Ar Brastow, M he
the delivery al New-0rleans Of our reign5 ~c' " ~
Steamships -, u,,,si,a
Office In New Orleans St Charles Hotel B B4Isns
Agents in Mobile messfe. ROGERS u fOfH
ma dec r.
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IsTRNUs HOTELS. ,.o,,.,u.
caaAAesRREs, AND ss@3RRee9SssA
TENHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
Il Wallace ". Williams, assisted By Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, at Gorgona IN.
der the management Of A. B. Miller and j. +. Conger
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, nj Cruces, under the man
agement of f. r. Folger and H Miller, jr
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, at Panems, under
the nggement of Adrian B. Miller. iel D&Cu
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CORPORATION NOTICES

xoRPORATIoN NoTlCEPubhc notice hersby ENOu, 70 the
owpsr occupant occupants OF all houses AMI lots
Improved hands, affected erey that the following
have completed By the Aesesso and lodged
of the Bureau Assessments for examination ~ all per
sons interested viz For building Waerst from point
Gear tbs rtsr Waus and connecting with he
MAden The hn embraced BY such assessment include AZ
ths heuses ground lots pieces aud paoe
OF hand, situated both sides of Wstes aud sastT sde OF
Pearl between Whrt aud Maiden the nosthe sde OF
Wan 81 both des OF Pines and southsy SIDE
Poar and Water and the soathe e OF Deester
s bstween and Water All whose interests
the above named assessments AMI who opposed 10
her them requested their objections
IA writing undereued At te once No Hail oi Records,
within thirty days FROM The OATS Of t aoseogs BsTsaq Of
Asssssmen Department New H. 1856 SAMUEL Il pB
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN sAITH Assessors
plS
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FOR EUROPE.

EOR LIVERPOOL-United States
a Aail Steam ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas. wesL-'Th!s
SteSuisiIp VIII depart with lhe Mds for Europe posi-
1yey on sAIukDAY, IN Of Decen5ef al Il oclock, ~
from Ger peth al he foot of Cailslst
No herh secured TIL paid ioT
- et'efs and papers musi through The Post ONCE.
Fof ffeight OF Passage, hsytug Ueeidaed sccomuods
uCns .oE e.e game or comfort. appiv 10
EDW ARK X. COLLINS. $ Waist
The Steamer PACIFIC VIII succeed ue Alaatlc. and sal
December n nso
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StUPRXME CoURT-CITY AND COUNTY UF NEW YORK
SHeny Beers and Peter Boga against An Ella Hickman
Eliza Hickman Charles C. King Gershom huxley, William hcGa
harry Narcs Julian Edward Yelling Martin Ryner Phck Hadde
and Dennis Garraghan Summons for relief Com. ser
To ANGELA HICKMAN and JANE ELIZA HICKMAN; Youafe
hereby summoned and required tho complaint this
action, which VIII ts fled the Office OF the CLERK Of the city
and county Of NewYofk, the City Hall said city, and
copy the complaint subscribers
nj their Office No 2 John street SAID city wtun twenty days after
the Of tins exclusive of the day of such
and fail said complaint within the
Aforesaid the plaintiffs this action will Apply to the Court for The
relief demanded the corpanDated New York October 9Th
WALLIS Il BRADSHAW,
oil lawyF Plaintiffs Attorneys
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EDACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

IL PANY.-The public is Informed that under the ar
rengements OF this Company, steamers inspected and APP
proved by the Navy Department and carrying the United
States Mails viii continue TO leave Panama and San Fran
the first and fifteenth days Of each month uesR
detained by unavoidable accident the nonaryal OF the
Mas at Panama The Steamers of the first OF the month
will euch Acapulco San Bias Mazaan San Diego and
Monterey. The Steamers Of the fifteenth Of the month viii
touch at Acapulco, but no other Mexican ports.
The steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly aher
her in the Pacific between San francisco and porta
Ia Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival of malta
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails passengers for the following steamer from
San Francisco regular line of propeers will be keptu
the aieh' and tronaont ras0@naern
between Panama and San francisco.
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained by NE
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on me
18TH and CHEROKEE leaving Newly ork on the %otn OF
each month for Chagres third boat Will also be kept IN
New-York spare steamer. 49, .,,
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PAlLADEr
PEIIA will form direct line between NewOr!ears and
Chagres leaving such periods will insure as little
detention possible the Ishmus and forming with the
Pachs steamships THROUGH LINE to and from New
Orleans and poris in Mexico, California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application TO the Company, 81 Soulhst New YORK AP
pcatiens for passage rom New Orleans should be made
to ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agenn, at that
New-York Oct 81, 1850. o3ln
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O'clock Line
LyOR HUDSON q INTERMEDIARY

a LANDINGs.-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM.
Melen viii leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedarst ca
Monday Wednesday and Friday and the steamer COLUm'
sIA, Capt c. F King Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
O'clock, connecting with the atages 81 NeWeurgh AnRs
ton and Catskill
HUDsoN AND BERKSHIRE RALRoAD-The passenger
trains this Road ser March 25 Will leave Hudson ard
West Stockbrdge daily Sundays excepted) follows;
Leave Hudson at AM and IS ? NJ. and West Stock
bridge at AN. and M.
Freight trains with passenger attached win leave
hudson at II AN and West Stockbrdge al 10 80 AN.
Passengers by the morning train from West stock6rdga
may the day boa for New York the boat of Pough
keepsie and thence by railroad to New York, by d.
Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding 81 %
Passengers by evening tran will md the steamers CO
GUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and the
fare of those boats will be as low any other evening soe
the verrom 50 cts downward, e. he hne boats may
set the example.
Through tickets nom West stockbrdge to New York q
So and the fare in returning Passengers should rec0
ec that this fare includes bers which Is excluded in the
farce OF other rOuiee
The trains FROM Hudson both norang and evening, con
meet with the trane of the Western Roads heretofore
ie5 6nl j T. WATERMAN supL
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-To BUILD
kBERSSssed Proposals VIII received al the office OF the Com
Repairs and supplies basement No vest end Z"
Git, Hall until Monday the 25th day November at clock
At which they will be publicly opened for max ng alterations
AID additions Engine COMPANY 40 49, and hose Com
ppy Ageeab the plan aud specification exhibited u the
efe Of the Superintendent Repairs Public Buildings, No e
-ssiv - Nov X 1870 WM ADAMS,
Commissioner of Repairs and SUPPLIES
sBBank had al either OF the above Offices
n
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I'm PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate OF The Coun
ft New York notice hereby gwen ali having ciami
animal JAMES MEAD City of New York deceased to
the same thereof the subscriber al the ONCE
q F. Goodman Broadway the City Of New York on or be
fre the twenty January peIDated Now YORK. the
eighteenth day of July 1850 BRIDGET MEAD Administrator
Ryle lnvb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

NIEW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT William e. Appleton and
IN John Appleton GgGr5t ELLIOTT 10 the above
named defendant hereby summoned and required
the complain Of the above naed Plaintiff Of which copy
fled the oce Of the Clerk Of thu City and County Of New
York the eighth day Of September the year 1850 with
twenty after the OF SUMMONS of tho
day of such seryceand fail such complaint
Aforesaid, panw take judgment against for housns
and twenty-five dollars and thirteen h interest thereon from
the h day Of January the year thousand eight hundred
besides the this actionDatsd 10 Walsteet
Eswi ork. September 2sth, 1850 EMERSON PRlCHARD.
nj laWSwF Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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I'm PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate OF the County Of
New York NOTICE. hereby gwen to all persons having claims
agan WILLIAM ROBERTSON late Of Il Ct OF New forE Ne
20 present with ces thereof 10 me
hs phee business $50 Bower in the c OF @
before May nextaed Ne" OK te 3Vth
day OF October, 1880. JAMES w. ROBERTSON, Executor
ri lAy6
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NEW ROUTED the WEST d NORTH.
L HUNTED STATES ALL LINE va tue Caya 81 and
Susonehanna and Newly aud Erie Railroads and Cayu-
ga Lake. ,,, ~ 49,, 1,,o
and Susquehanna Railroad VIII run in CONNECTION With e
Dav aud Night Express Trains the New fork and Ere
Railroad two daily lines Sundays excepted.l
The cars leave dwego at ) 81 A NJ and Y 2 n Leave
for the Morning and Evening EHpressT ans 2r He YorS
The splendid lowpressure steamer WILLIAM f.
DODGE Capt Buckbee, leaves Ithaca daily at 80 A. M
connecting at Cayuga with the Express Trains gong East
or West Returning leave Cayuga at p NJ. or on the
arrival ofhe Eastern Western Express Trans connect
ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train for New York.
Through tickets from New York to Cayuga S. Tickets
from NewYork to Ithaca or CayRga sold on board the
steamboat OF the New and Erie Railroad Company on
the river.
Baggage checked through from New.York to Ithaca or
The Cayuga and susquehanna Railroad has been rebuilt
and relad with heavy rail- route, avoiding the
inclined plains and equipped with engines and cars unAr
passed on any road in tie Union
The connection between the railroads and the boasls per
feet the cars running directly and from the steamboat
landing in C6yuga Lake.
Passengers Oswego Syracuse, Auburn, Geneva Roch
ester and Buffalo will nd this the most pleasant conorts
bic and cheape5t route b eody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

Nm PURSUANCE AN ORDER Surrogate ofte Coao',
AeiNaw York notice hereby gwen all persons having ca'S
against JOHN KAUFMAN, bate OF tho City OF aecoS's
with vouchers thereof the suhcre al m
Office 10 the City of NrwYork, bsors ''
tent December nexDaed York ths fifth day oiJunt
l8bO Tie7 law6nSFl ROBERT KERMIT, Executor.
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LHoR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIYER-sy tire splend3d ard superior stean-
BAY STAT ana STATE. OF MAINE, Of sresi strength
kad speed particularly adapted ne navigation " Long
Island Solnd running n CONNECTION XII e Ha R.-sr a3
Old Colony Railroad dsiancs 81 s Mes 70 Boston only
Leave PIERS n X fesr TIE sansry
The steamer BAY STATE, Cap. YIN Brown, on Tuea,
azys- Thursdays and Sa1urdays al m
The STEAMER STATE o : MAINE. Capt Thomas g,
Jtvlu, an dondsg- Wednesdays AID @-days, 81 ! z n
hs hDe Is the onT rat direct f0r i-r pr.
ttese steamers t.Ied glG c1araulIDus staisrsoa
Id sTsEy aIlsl "a cnI. cJufoG u sas-
seugeIs Who are Afforded - this cigts reg. -
ooErd ana 81 arrival Fan Rj7sr proceed raf rsir al
r=arfen4 Sosior -arir -ar foOSvuE ring AZ ;4t
81 7neTs zriuDz n-r bras i .ris-ei ~ ip ~
ft=TuhE oi - accommodation Te-5 garter pa5ore
7oc.ceE N sstrt -aacles 8o>tJua .tugla cJed. An
o3-Ess5-r2Gszsr -t-acis- g. -sch -tea=-f ,1l3 ~
:s.ses dtd czs-si - sre ace11-rrsa t-a 49,
t1irs destination
Ta= rates u p.ssa2s >aa ne 9rc- Of slsr room. u
ssl.le a. oy iiher ll1es
-esInsT c11l=s--oc Ell -tis Gre tG lnd To-
Travidencs- dan9 keep. >uAd4gs
Fright 10 f,sion l. lseu 81 the
Ceu-ar hnes, and 9or7e aTdef VIII sreder expedition ~
=prss i.pbl .adco leages Fan River .Yery Au-s
re Sunday excepted 1t o'cl,cs fof Bus'ua and Nss
SedfrId- arriving ii. destination n apout / VI
FOR fregsi epPy on boarj the Office Pier B.
yor satroo or nertns Apply on BOARD Or il iesr
0 sfcurs hem ahead appafHfi ms7 ~ msfe 10
isfny TISDAJE BORDEN. Ageaia - aud = 1ss.-sA
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice hereby TO all persons having ella ms
sgans GFORGFP GlESE late Of the City New FORK DECEASED
x nsssn the sans with vouchers thereof tho suhscrloe at
bic efce Jauucey Court No 81 Walls the City Of New York
on or before th Fourteenth day of May ueDstAd Sw
The 18Th day Of November, 1850. DANIEL F. ToMfhiNS,
Administrator with the w annexed
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NEW YORK and STATEN ISLAND.
4Y-Lea7e Whitehall ct and II, AM and 2, and 8, F.
d. Leave sssssR Island 81 and 10, AN. and III and
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Change OF Hours, commencing Dee ,
kpAMAPO and PATTERSON and PAT
GGERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS
Icesve snferns Depot ST Leave Nev,YorS Al
= O'clock A NJ O'Clock. - min AN.
Is O'Clock s min. 4 NJ sococt I'm
Il O'clock 10 min A. NJ. 5ocOck 10 min 2 NJ
Qr"E the arrival Q, ae Way ~ tTaa MI from osye going
.s-s;e saheru's Depot al Leave New-YorA 81
IS o'clock AN O'Clock Is min N
y -'s am P p T r s gong ''~'~
t4ezs fete!s2n al Leave New,York 81
O'Clock AN Patu Depot 9l ocoes A nj
81 O'Clock A VI. Market ST. u o'clocs T. N
IL a NJ Paterson Depot ) O'Clock NJ
s. O'Clock NJ Patn Depot s. o'clock ?
u o'clock P. 81. MarSet-st
Leave Paterson al '9''O-N Leave New-YotAs al
R pa'seso Depot , 81 g o oS1esk
York w stop any station north OF Paterson excepi
Hohokus and viii be in TIME erie trains, morn
ing snd evening, going Wes' at Sudern, Depot
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
OLINE, FROM NEW DIRK To PHILADELPHIA
One Line only will be until further nouceeaying New
York. from Pier No North River foot of Batteey place
daily, Sundays excepted, by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
Captain JOHN SIMPSON at IL O'clock for South Amboy
where passengers viii take the for Camden stopping
a. the usual intermediate places, and arriving in Philade
phia about P Nj.
FIRST Ciess cars H s S00
6econl ClaSS Cars I,uu
Third Class Cars. .,.................,... l,5O
Dinner provided on board steamboat John Potter
Passengers for Freehold will take the Stage at WestR
Fare from New York to Freehold, S74 cent?.
EMIGRANT LINE.
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt J. Gould, at
81 o'clock, NJ Fare 81 So 50 lbs of baggage allowed
each passenger carried the risk of lis owner but
nothing will be received considered baggage except
wearing apparel n2 # IRA BLISS Agent.
NEW-YORK and CHAR LESION
l NSTEAM PACKET LINE.-NEw Arrangement
Steamship SOUTHERNER Capt. J. Dickinson, will
tnue her trips as follows:
From York to Charleston. From Charleston to NYork
Saturday Nov. 9, 8 m. Saturday, Nov
%, 8 ?. Nj. - - To-
Dec T. 8 PM 80
81 SPM Dec d.
Passage, s25. Freight, l2ic. per cubic foot,
For freight apply board at Pier No North River and
for passage to sPOFFORD, TILESTON co.
oa3t D2 80 South-sL
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NHHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
a ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW.YORK AND LlV ERP0OL direct, aad BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston only calling Halifax to land and re-
ceve mails md passengers
ASIA. Jud&ins. EUROPA, +. g. LoU.
AFRICA A. Ryrte. NIAGARA, j. Stone
AMERICA, a. Shannon CANADA, VIM harrison
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry WHITE LIGHT at their nlasi
head GREEN stsrboRrd side; on port side.
AFRICA, Ryre, from New. YORK, Wednesday, 10Th Nov
CAMBRlA, j. Leich from Boston, Wednesday, 2lth Nov
NIAGARA, j. Stone, I'm New York, Wednesday, an Dec
EUROPA, -- from Boston, Wednesday, llth Dec
ASIA, c. H. E. Judkins from: N Y. Wednesday, 18th Dec
AMERICA, --,f from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Dec
AFRICA A. Ryrie, from New York Wednesday,, LIST Jan
CANADA, VIM Harrison I'm Boston Wedn'y 18th Jan
Passage from NY Boston 10 Liverpool ist cabin sS
No berth secured until paid for
Freight will be charged specie beyond al amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers mus! pass through The foS-
Office
For frelg ht and passage apply TO
E CUNARD Jr. IS Broadway.
French, German and other foreign goods received snd
brought in common with British goods,
Through bills OF ladng given In Havre for New YORK
After the LIST Of April the rate of freight by inc
above from Liverpool viii be very materially
reduced. NJ us
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VR PURSUANCE Of order of the Surrogate OF tho Coa
NAV York notice hereby given al having cAnhaa
ARTHUR MILLER late Of the City of New Yots deceased
the ss with vouchers the subscriber u hsoacS
Ee 50 the Cy Of New York on or before he ~
ay Of December nartDaad Nav York the 18th day q May s
lawom*F hENhf Fihth'N' te'n''""N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

CORPORATION NOTlCE-Publc notice hereby s,vento tie
~ occupant of all houses and lots
lands, affected thereby that the following
have been lodged
the office OF the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all persons
Interested For building Beach St from the eastety
line OF udsOn and with Chapest The
hints embraced such Assessment include all the several houses and
lots Of ground lots and parcels Of had situated
both sides Of Beachs between Hudson and Chapel the north
er of North Moore between Vack and Hudson sts
both sides of Yarck between North Moore and St johns
Church both Of ST laue between Beach aad YORK
North Moore and
Beach All whose affected the named
and who opposed the rem
their objections writing he unteghed At
Office no Hall Records within thirty days from the date OF
notceOce Bureau OF Street. Department. NoT
20, SAMUEL H DE MOTT FRAsoIc HIctioI con $40
WIN SMITH Assessors. nsa 4Gt