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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
e3GgAy.
From the Louisville Journal.
TO Henry Clay.

BY SARAH T. BOLTON.
God speed thee. noble champion of the right,
To do the glorious work that Heaven assigned
ne world will bless thee for the radiant light
That emanates from thy trsnscsndsnt mind.
Thou art, true bsnefactor Of mankind,
ar greater in the evening Of thy days
Than when thy treasured name first enshrned
Upon the altar, where our country pays
To tried. true sterling wcrth. the need Of love and
praise.
Not with the banner and the flashing steel;
Not with the battle clarions shrl tone;
Not with fanaticism's purblind zeal,
Il thy devotion TO thy country shown.
But, with the sloquence Of TRUTH alone
Thou hast essayed TO stay the restless hand,
Whose naughty bearing and impetuous tone
Have added fuel rscklsssly, and famed
The fires that madmen ers. enkindsd DER the land.
Speak, for thy words OF wisdom, true and warm,
May check fanaticism's wild career
Nav stay the lightning of the gathering storm
That threatens all that liberty holds dear.
In thy true heart there is no craven fear.
And thou canst make the path Of duty plain
Speak, for thy listening country waits 10 hear
The thunder Of thy mighty voice again
Thine elequcncs, thank heaven, is never heard in
vain.
Spare not the traitor, whose envenomed heart
ould sell the glorious brthright God has given
Would rend our bond Of brotherhood apart,
And vaunt his bsseness in the face of Heaven.
The man who Stays his fellow man is driven
From mans companionship and futurs time
viii we'll award the wretch, whose seal hath str
To crush our young republic in ito prime,
The gnom NOUS shame of darker, deeper crime.
stand BY the Union firm it is the star
That God appointed to transmit the ligh.
OF freedom and equality. as far
As tyranny enshrouds the world in night.
And i, will still shine on undimmed and bright.
When we have mingled with our mother clay;
When thrones are crushed that boosted iron IN ght
When sceptres. crowns. and empires pass away,
Before the blessed light Of full millennal day.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 80. 1850.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
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L byssinia Mixture

for Caiarfhs, infnrnzi, cosiiv, ness, Pies, d
vel, tenpFfhe. Glct', flaaf Albus. Of ia,
Whites, Weakness, O5sttueiionr, Sc
The New York herald., 1850-01-30
rhe Enrnpean Nexxs.

TKLForArufc CORREsroNpENcE
Bssros, 10Th Dec, 1ste
To the Comnissioners o. the Nova Seotia
f..,s 20 COW Of John r. Smiths letter, from
c,.ls f,rv.rded 20 A. n Dyer, assst of Hudsos sad
s,,h An vour city shsIl refuse ubquaihedy sesA
a., s.rstcb ever Telegraph lines under my control 70
=, f,sm spy man Who carrier pigeons b~sg
.i,.hl, Inconsistent with ell honorable intercourse
sntsm plate nothing but systematic iaterruptiou of
The ts.erspb lines Please copy Of the
Ter with this despatch, 20 Be for~arded the Dirsc-
tor, ~ the New Brunswick line ct ST John With the
assurance that prepared 70 unite IN sny system of
reeustiens take responsibility 20 dcoursg.
sbuse Of the telegraph system By yoking IL up vith
carrier pigeons and their keepers.
(sigsed) y. o. .. SMITH.
HsLrAr, Dec. 81, 1sts.
To y. o. J. s~rrH
Dear Sir-Ntur CON municstiou. secou panied vfth
Mr. smiths letter from Mr. Craig has been laid before
the Government Comnissiopsrs a the Nova scotia
Line aud they beg 20 decline interfering In sny vay
With the private espc ndebce disputes bstvesn
Nsssrs Craig end Smith. backed BY their several
friends We can perceive nothing unequsi eisho~-
orsbIe in MIR Crsis usins hs carrier pigeons In the
oten and Legitimate he proposes 20 do; and Mr..
John smith expressed his intention before lesvisg
sssx a ADOPTING the sane method Of procun ng esvsy
intelligence hirsef aud besides tapp~srs 10 fer
ard spritss tpesasiop through the sgency q the
hrds msy hope attn to place the Europesn nsvs n
rect bstveen Livefpooi and thst place
v. N. GIsBOpNE,
Government Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30
urocn,yr CITY Ipt.,,,ssnc..

FrsMsrsrfor roR NsssLsvoHrss.-rbe examination
n John DAILY the stage driver who caused the death
OF VIM Jameson OF Brooklyn, about two weeks aimee,
will take place TO- day, before Coroner Ball DAILY IL
t n. left his borses insecure, shils he
rot of the stage 10 have ssetcstion With passeu
ser that had broken bis stage lshts His horses ran
STAGE and caused his desth for which Dsly viii be
anined on charge Of msnssoshter
Oss. Esrp TpoNrsor's CAss. - Police Justice Truman
Smith vas taken suddenly III last evening in oonse-
onsnc. a. vh,sb the copnustion Of One Eyed rbomp-
son' 10 examinstioa, TO- day, is dooofu
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

We learn that Mr. rihe 10 building st Cork an fos
tssmer of 400 tons. for the Nsv York trade she is
e,pscted 10 be p readiness by June nsxt aud 70 be
counsndsd By Capt. Hail. "sn experienced marine"
native Of Cork.
The Hsnburg papers announce the estsblisbmspt a
lire q tansAfants STE esmers between that place so1
this city, TO the 9Th Of April nert The
fret vessel 70 start viii Be the Helena slomsn irco
built eco tons register. She viu sail under 0ernan
eoors and expected make her cwtssrd voyaes IN
~ and her return voyage In IL, dsys.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

The eighth of January Vas celebrated At s., Ants-
MIC Texas By grand hall given 70 Major Gen. Brosts
sld Brig Generals Harnsy and osrisaa.
The New York herald., 1850-01-30

gone to the Tombs to Mr.. Drury II 10 nv
delphis Doctor Mofiat was q standing client Of nay
father he employed him to prosecute persons who
IN int 81 n os
business; Dr.. Mofat employed Onesyed Thompson to
discover persons who committed these forgeries; my
father paid expenses out to this country and gave
twelve months board to Mr. and Mrs. Coleman after
they arrived here and he now pays and has paid the
house. this about poisoning oooured When
my father and had returned from the trial Of
in the Court ofsesion: the conversation was supern.
duced by that trial the conversation about the
fthsr's house the cold meat difnculty, think was
explosion; the ensot Of my fathers question to Mary
respecting the man with one was, whether the boz
sfdav made in the Police office was here handed to
him;] this is my handwriting made that affidavit
There was some discussion between the counsel re-
spectipg the a6hdsvit Of the witness, upon which
The Judge said, II the counsel had any alterations
they Asuld be out Of Court and not there there had
been great deal of time wasted.
MIR. Grshsm-Your Honor does not mean to include
us IN the charge OF any unnecessary discussion or
delay. You will do Us the justice not TO include
Judge cannot do you any such justice.
Mr.. Graham Then We will take the justice to our
Judge-You will take such justice as the Court ad-
The Court adjourned at nearly seven O'Clock to ten
tion, not hold conversations on the subsot Of the
trial, nor to read the newspapers which, no doubt
would coItsn reports OF the proSesdinss he also re-
tomorrow night, which lie wosld do every evening
until Friday when he hoped the would terminate
though he prospect Of it from the present mode
that adopted he had. however, told the counsel
that, beyond Friday be could not SIT In this case
he bad other important business to 60 into In the
General Term sc. He would cit later now, only he
had been travelling all night; but he wss determines
to ait to late hour every other evening that it
would not be the fault Of the court jury the trial
was not fnished In proper time.
The court densely crowded all day. The follow
irg is copy Of CARD which had been found with
one ef the witnesses in attentance -
1HE CONSPIRACY CASE.
MR.. DRURY AND SON Is NOW ON TRIAL,
in the Oyer and Jerniner, in this city.
Mr.. Drary will feel happy many Of his friends
Q male IL convenient TO attend.
N b. Please have your subpoena with you to ensure ad
mittance into
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
rATEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN NEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and The lVEsr-W-n-
Ter Arrangement! CoIjaenciu5 MqadAI p,c ( ~
nellsvle Geneva, Rochester BuEao and lntefmeiLate
places daily, by steamboats, THOMAS POWELL aud
ERIE, from pier FOOT Of Duane-st as follows:
Breakfast and supper on board the boats
EXPRESS TRAN, a. Z A 81 q,oppng only a. sG1efaa'
Hancock DEPOSIT Susqueianna Binghanlon O"ego, Wa
yerey Elma and Jefferson, arriving n Geneva tie same
passengers FOR Rochester Buffalo &c lodge at Gene
va or on board the boat Seneca axe where comic A9e
bany next morning Rochester and Buffalo al the
same PASSENGERS via Albany VIII Ihe GdyalIase d
Wy AND Mail TRAls-At7AM stopping a. al tae
safions arriving at Ehnira the same evening
WAY TRAM 81 ii Tor OasVlLe and al tntarlnefisls
RGrExraEssTRAxatlPM. stepping perrnopt SUI
ferns Chesee Gosea. Mbddetowr- Ousyle Porl JerY2,
Narrsyy Hancock Deposit queLa4ns Great Snui
Bipghamton and al tie stations west OF Bngkar1toa
Passengers for Buffalo b. his train proceed 10 Geneva and
take liz train K!lyIng g. Buffalo zane afternoon FASee'
gers for Ithaca Cayuga Bridge and towns on Csyuga Lake.
take the cars Of the CayugB and SusqueAarna hAf0ad
nj Owego which leave Immediately the arrival %
fhe trains Passengers for T5ogs and Lyc0ing COM.
pes take cars OF the Corning end BioSsourg KaToed
81 Corning Stages lea7e Narrowsburg Hancock Deposit
Sutouehg1na Greal Bend BnghamtOn, OTego, Wayerly,
TAprs Corning and HoneIsye arrival OF the ra:1s
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at AID HorneHeFe al
% NJ stopp1g E Mira WaYerly, Owego, BngnaInloa
Susquehalla Deposit Hancock Narrow Poft Jr's
Mddletown Goshen, hester and 5uferns arriving II ne"
WAYAED Man TRAIN leaves Elmra ats 80 An stop
pig al the stations and arrives Il New orr 81 IJf N
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAM leaves Geneva Al M AM
Hornesyine al 70 NJ. stopping al al stations west Of
Bins harIton, and at Great Bend sasqneaHna Deposit
Hancock Narrow sourgh, Port Jerys OtsyIle idti9'9u
suferns and Pieruonl arriving N Ae7-1oFA al O'CLOCK
AN. .--,-....--,..
sauons, an daTr-ving IN NeT7-Y orx g. II An
EEwRURGA BEAHcE leaves Newbursn Al ! = r ii con
meeting WIZ the trains going West Leave Chester q Il 10
AN aud n and N Arrival Ct the trains from
he West.
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo AID al places
Vest taken by Express freight ralns a2d z forwarded
garough without delay. CaARLE9 dISOfi
a. Superintendent
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N7EW-YORK 4 NEW HAVEN RAIL

Il L
1SROADOn aad AFTER Monday, October IA, ms f0llcrw'
Ing trains VII leave The CansIst Stanton, near Broaadway
Pssseh also received al the Aew-York and Harlem
Railroad Office nlenty- segenth-st
Accommodation Train at Is AM Eor Hew-RocAt3ls,
MaIaroneeS Rye Port Chester Greenwich stanford De-
STAFFORD Milford ana NewHayen Passengers 'roa tna
Wsysaons for Albany and the Stations on the dousatpnis
Ripep6yt Passengersfr for Boston tov
der &C. Worcester, Hartford, Springfield tnd Coanec1caI
piyar Railroads win This Train and JOIN Express rfas
Al Ncw-Hayen Passengers from he Way-StAticzs for
Ha1nden Cheshire, Somhngton, Painy1le, FarnInetoH
Avon Tarfe and Coiinsyiile #iA LeAe tAis Iran AID
join tie Canal Railroad Train al New Haven
Express Train al O'Clock NJ FOR STANFORD Bridge
port Albany, HousatoDic and Nsugatue hllr0aa. f@%.
Haven and the Canal Railroad Middleton Hartford,
So rr gtad and Connecticut River Railroad Worcester,
Providence, and Boston =, =, ~,
Haven and all intermediate Stations. Passengers by This
Train for Stations Tie Hartford and ne"-hAfrn Kan
road viii remain over at ssW'hsYe9 ABOUT ono lC4l
Passengers for Boston by taxing s Tram may remain
over from three 70 I'VE hours 1T AeW.daYen Hartford
Springfield, or at any Station where me Express IRAN
nal abroad VIII remain New Haven Until - VI
1 Express Train NJ for Stamford, Hofwalk Bridge.
por and Hoasaonic and Nau gatuck Railroads New Haven.
Hartford Springfield. Worcester and Boston
s. Accommodation Train g: h for New aEea sad az
0s comm aGta Tfsa at PM for Bridgeport and a.
'7ra's'4A'' ''Ni TRAINS 40 NETWORK
l. Communication Train al 10 III from Bridgeport sps-
ping al al tie Intermediate Stauons
z Accommodation Tram al ] A NJ FOR New-dsTsa,
cropping all intermediate Staons receiving pSsSehsSEs
from Nan auck Railroad ST Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train FL 3 % AM frots Rs"-hs7sp
st0ppiag at eli intermediate Stations receiving passenger
fr6n Harord and New Haven, Canal Railroad, AID SsHg
4 Express Grain al 10 N On connection With me Ex
press Train from Boston, from NewHs7en, SeoPplng ~
Bridgeport and Stamford, receiT1ng passengers nom aS
HoQsat0Ric Railroad at Bridgeport .,.sv
J. Accommodation Train at 80 81. treoaYng pss go
gers from tbs Accommodation Train from bos10al "e'
NeW-Heven EtUppng Al al intermediate StatLgne S,h Ez,
s Express Train al 10 M Tor in connection yr IN
press Train from Boston stopping a bTdgg Eysang
7ra;n rom Pushed Connects with tia Train e
Passengers are requested TO procure 5Si' ION saoL
eats in tie Cara I'M II l. D. ~ --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

CoRPoRArIoS NorlCE-Paso notice hereby gwen 20 the
or occupant PRat, OF al Houses aud Lt5,
proved or unI prov Lands, affected hereby hat s following
Assignment; have completed b tie Assessor and 4f' logged
y ,a oHes O! me Assessments Tor eIaHttion "
r.fsoa Interested For a1s, Ps7hs stns sr5 aad
s-sr atd ssing twenty t'Lr 81 iron Natl 70
~ sysrues The limits embraced by such sessm-ni dc7ie Ill
tie le,cr4 HOUSES aud Lets Of 2snd Zac4ai Loi' 7s.. ma
al- az su5 10th SIDES @, FsHty attn - ost s1
sr,h a.. Tenth ids sastsfy see Of ls4tA ana
ssfsR side OF Ninth az between twenty fourth and ISsH sEG
80 ain r-rans affected o. the above named
Assessments and who opposed 10 the SANE o 4sI OF ihs
requested to preten actions, writ - he l1i sr
,5 Al ;+r office No Hall Of Records within thirty days ron
ia dats Of this notice Once Bureau Of As.sssnes 2ert Dc
r.1,as1t De- H. 1850 SAMUEL K. DE MOTT, FRANCIS
NICHOLSON ISAAC WI. SMITH, Assessors IA III
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WRITER ARRANGEMENT

WRITER ARRANGEMENTS
Change or Hours commencing Dec
NHAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
Il aERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave Sunern Depot al Leave New.Yo at
- O'Clock A NJ O'CLOCK % min AN
70 o'clock IS mia A NJ O'Clock, Pm
Ia o'clock Is min A NJ. O'Clock 10 min 2 d
o'clock NJ.
Or or the arrival othe Way trnn from Ousy!e goas
East SUNDAY TRAINS.
fy.sra SnTerns Depot ii Leave Hew.Torkas
t5ocock NJ ) O'Clock Is min. NJ
Or on the arrival OF The t.xpress Iain going satt
PATERSON TRAINS.
y,savs Patterson at Leave NewYork eI
81 % clock A. NJ Market-st 81 O'Clock A M.
g o'clock A. NJ Patn Depot e4 o'clock A NJ
ga o'clock A nj Market ri. ll2k O'Clock 2. M
III -. A NJ Pstersop Depot O'Clock 2 NJ
81 O'Clock NJ. Pain Depot 81 O'Clock P NJ
a o'cl, ca P. NJ Msrtetet
leave Paterson at Leave New York al
A NJ Paterson Depot 9 o'clock "A NJ
SAP NJ Paterson Depot. 81 O'Clock T M
The 10 a nj. anQ Is o'clock P I'll trains from New
York i stop any stadoa north OF Paterson sKc9
Hohokus aud vii be in lime ulsel re trains, aorn
Ing IND evening, going West 81 Sp6snas Depot
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DEGuLAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

ENI Ian hlALL4 IAAN Il oCi w OVA - ~
EArON and NEW-YORK, via STOSlNGPOS and
PROVIDING Finland route, TitheNt ferry change Of
The steansfs G. VANDERBILT, CSpt Joel stors aud
COMMODORE, Capt VIM b. Frszee, IN connection l',
win he E;onnRton and Providence and bos'oa aud
Proyidence Railroads, leaving New York daily Sandsys
excepted from Pier Mr. Grs wharf above battery pace
Al 6eloSk NJ and Steningto ais I'M or upon ihs ar
rival OF the Mail Train from Boston -
IN every respect particularly adapad 70 the nav saaoa 81
Long Island soiGd The Rcc0nmo deAons tor pass arg
eoslmoioas snd CONFERENCE.-The oaeera csPaoe shd OK
psrie1ced 49,. -. ,,. ,,-... h.r,y..,
Esiou ana New Yors. passengers Ss Enabled 10 SfnVs
h ample tine for the morning lines 81 steaia9oSb ana
rnfroads RAINING 10 various points from doss clnes
The c VANDERBILT wileaye New sorS on t s1
ThursdN and Saturday. Leave StounSton on IaonSASi
"Wednesday and Friday. ysJs
The COMIO Or WI leave New YORK Monday, Wed
Resiay and Friday Leave Stonlngton Tuesday IhussasS
and Saturday. ,, e,,,
R-PasseuEefs the arryA OF the steamers 81 ston
ngton proceed Immediately in the splendid railroad cara
10 Providence ard Boston ba4 sage-fnaster accom-
psnies each train to and nom Boston Yer passage,
berhs staterooms freight applications may 90 s1e %
the Aseuts 90 tie wharf and NJ the office, 10 ssSs,f'
place '~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
NsORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD


IYaPASSENGER TRAINS UP.-Leaye New YORK 0o
OF Cortisnd-sl AM. and 50 PM. Leave Newark Is
AN and Is PM
PASSENGER TRAINS Dowa.--Leage Dover A. ii and
] 40 P NJ. Morrstown IS A. NJ and Is P. M Madison
- AM and 10 p Nj; Summit % A. NJ and 10 T NJ
Miyilie 10 a ID. and 10 P NJ Orange - A ". AID
935 z. Nj.
III a. NJ =, -.
? N New York II 30 4. NJ. and 80 T. NJ
each way al North and South Orange mliye, Sdmni1,
Chatham hfadisUn Morrs.own, Morris Plaius DaDYIe,
Rockaway and Dover. -
Al Dover, sages connected with the AM passenger
train leave Tor Suckasuuny Sanhope, Newton, Siackes
town and Hope daily; Milford and Owego on ai0ndhys
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta JohasonbuS
Blarstuwn Columbia Delaware Water Gap, Slrongs0uTgh
10 the Lackawanna Works passing through bar
tonyle stanhope pa Smiths Tavern, Neag Cif
thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet ihe "a
trains for New-York
Al Denyle stages leave FOR Powervile and Boonton On
the arrival of the A NJ and trains from, and meek las
A. NJ and P NJ trains for New-Yofk.
Al Mor1stown stages leave on ue arrival OF mo A 81.
passenger trains for Mendhan Chester Schooeys Ioon'
aln Washington Belgidere and Eason daily, and meet
The P. Nj train for New York =, -,
returning morning, connecting WIN Inc A a 'fsn Tor
New York -, -,
Passengers are procure their tickets before taxing sr
seas in the cars Tickets viii be received only on the day
when purchased The reS from each station where ucGeR
are sod will be fire ea more when paid tn the tan
when paid for tickets the several ticket oces Pesen'
gers are 10 show Ihe tickets 10 the conductor when re-
CURED. MO
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sORPoRATION NOTICE-Pubhc notice hereby gwen e tue
Jowuer or occupant occupants Of all houses And lots
improved o. lands Affected uere6y that tbs following "A
Ients have been completed b the Asessos and are lodged IN
a.. Office OF t Bureau examination by all per
son. Interested For regulating setins curb AMI gutter ahd rag
ns .h sidewalks Jackson ct to l9 lee sast-ft
hereof The limits embraced ~ .uch include all tbs se
era house. Of ground r.cau. ot aud parcels Of and
s,.d or 10Th between Jackson st and e
the easter side o. Jscksols
70l.tt notery feet souc' ttsron Al persons Snose
affected named -nd wac are
qoee zane ote Of them aFs fsgees 70 IEseni ts
oescons writing he uudersga=t az ta- ocs 30 hal Of
Rseords thirty the 1ats Of this noteerc. bl
reslof Asessrlen Street Department Dec a 80 sAaU n
De MOTT PRANCIs NICHOLSON, IsAAC VIZ SAll AZ
- = dill l0t
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NALIFORNI A.-TRANSPORTA-
SITION across the I5TIIMUS OF PANAMA-ZACH-
RISSOH, NELSON * co. o. Panama, pre- pared
transport FREIGHT across the lsthinls, or lake II
hrou 10 San Franc.sco, shippers opuon but esch
package be Of portable sZe aud Weight and properly
covered, H. N co not responsible for damage or
accident III The charge OF transportation TO be
pre- paid in New-York For particulars apply 10
Z. ZACHRISSON CO az Wall-5l.
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7z7TIT 1pP ANGFMENT to BRIDGE

~ PonT-FARg 90 etsa sq so s5sI " H8iELi1Ns
s nov cS55ss + @ Yo g s l99i "a a.
6eGsl. T. 4 every 1l' N ieeye export from iEe
oe4ocS ~ hs- . - iosaa7 WednesdaI and FndAJ
a. 1I2 CO. 81 BdtsF9. ~ ~ 20 so i Gle he
= Ne - gr .he genI ~ ne Mai nloin
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sNORPOKATION GO11CEPuec notice hereby TO the
ovue owners occupants OF all hoises and Lp
Improved runmproysd Lands affected thereby that tho following
Assessments have completed Tie Assesscrs aad are ois5
10 the Office the Bureau OF Assessments for stanatoh DI an
persons interested For Tagging on s west noe OF
avenue d htween and l0h The limits tnbrcsd by 7nch
include Al tbs several Houses and oa ground
cant lots pieces land situated on The westerly i7 OF
ayanuc u between Fourth line parallel thereto and distant
feet tie house and lot situate on t n1fih
we,.tiy corner "a tle houses sli O sit
ate on westerly avenue d, between 9th aad m sts AT
.r.o whose interests affected 6y ths Abovs nasd tsi-s
and who arc opposed the sane, shsr OF them
requested OBJECTIONS Whiting to ina 1Ed-IaEaeda
office No Hall Of Records within thirty avs IRON e iat7 o
.bs noce-Offce Bureau OF Assessments street Ds2aTts n
De IA. 1880 SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, FRANCIS htCHot'OH
ISAAC WIN SMITH. Asssssors 4Vt
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TRAVELLING.
q United STATES MAIL LINE from

limited STATES MAIL LINE from
q CHARLESTON TO HAVANA, va SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST.-Phe splendid steamship SABEIs LOO luna
burden commanded BY Capt William Rolling vii cola-
mence her regular trps Monday Oct and sail regular
Iyfrom Charleston c. FOL Havana on the lat aud 5ts Of
each mouth and from Havana Charleston OF Ina 9Th and
From Charleston AND Savannah to Havana $40
From Charleston and Savannah to Key Vest $50.
- SPOFF0B3. TlLEsTON K co. q souh-ss
IN Charleston NJ y M0RECAA-
Agents in Havana DRAKE. BROTHERS l. co;
Passengers leaving Havana By his ship can reach Bait
Lore by The land route tue nth dag or, by meeting ILS
gtearef Southerner reach Kew York in same tine II
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EtORPORATION nOTICE.-PubAc hereby gwen, TO the
owners occupant occupants all houses and o
improved unmpovd lands affected thereby that The following
completed IS tue Assessors and are lodged
the cce the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons For repairing the sidewalks OF Chuophsr-
Il from Hudson 10 Blocker by such
and lots Of ground vacant lots
parcels apd situated both sdes Of Christopher u
HUDSON and Beckers All persons whose interests are
by the above who are opposed to
same them, requested TO present their o6ec
tons writing the undersigned their ONCE No Hall Ct ec-
DAYS from the date Of this nOce-Ohce Bureau
Of Asessnent- Street Department A. 1880 SAMUEL H..
DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH, As
t4s,ors dli lot