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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

DEGULAR MAIL LIN between BOS-
Il ATOM and NETWORK, via ST0NINGTON ana
PROVlDENCE-lnland route, without cry change Of
cars or baggage!
COMMODORE, Capt VIM. H. Frazee, in connection
with the Stenington and Providence and Boston ana
Providence Railroads. leaving NewYoTk daily Sundays
excepted nom Pier Mr. fra wharf above Baherypace
at o'clock NJ and Sonngtot as 2 NJ or upon tho AZ.
rival of the Mai Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for the route and are
In every respect particularly adapted to tho navigation 81
Long Island Sound The for
comodous aud CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and axe
perienced.
The route being the shoTest and most direct bekweoa
Boaton and New York passengers arc enabled To arrive
in ample time for the morning lines OF steamboats, aud
railroads. Running various points nom those cites.
The c VANDERBILT wtnleaye New York on Tuesday,
Thursdas and Saturday Leave Stenington Gu Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
The CORIhiODOR 4 winleave New. YorS Monday wee
nesday and Friday Leave Stcnington Tueeday, Thursday
and Saturday.
B-Passengers on the arrival Of the steamers Of Stoa-
ngton proceed Immediately in the splendid railroad cara
10 Providence and Boston A baRgage-master accom-
panies each tram to and from Boston For passage,
berhs staeroOms freight applications may DO made 70
the Agents on the wharf, and al the office 10 Battery
place GA
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STREET DEPARTMENT. 40. 4HALL OF RECoRDs-PzbIc
= hereby gwen tia; wing Resolution has
seated the Board Of Assistant Adsfnen To Regulate ad faie
street batveen Fourth Fifth All persons
havg obenua bersto requested present shs
writing undersigned his oes s-ors the 18th day
November n,NOy. s. 1850 JoHS T. DODGE. Stree; Com
Tnis 70
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CrNARD LINE-SniA
For Bremen.
Fro,n Rrculeu,

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
WASHINGTON ..LoYD.....Fm York Wed. NOV. ~
tIERMANN, CRABrREE. FIN n York Frd, Dec 20
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For Chngres

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
HERMANN...... ,CRABrREE. For n YORK. End Nov 10
WASHINGTON ...LoYD.....For N York. Sun Dec 10
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c-1TRFET DEPARTMENT. sc. 4HALL OF REC0RD5-sealed
Spoposas viii received at the Street Commsones Office IN
III Monday Nov H. 1880 at O'clock for regulating ssng
curb and gutter stones paving East from Graad 81 y
ton ST. ao tagging space four feet vide through the
Of The sane Plans specifications all Information relating there
TO- can application Contract Clerk the Department
October 81. 1880 lnll JOHN I. DODGE Street Com
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
lFAPASSENGER TRAINS UP,--Leaye New-York foot
of Conaud-st. A NJ and 81 PMi Leave Newark lam.
PAssrYCER TRAINS DewN-Leaye Dover Is A. M and
145P NJ: Morristown 6 - A. III. and % ?. NJ Madison
7OA NJ md 2 40 P NJ Summit 20 A. NJ. and % ? NJ
Mnville 50 A M. and ID P NJ Orange % A d. ana
FRElcnr TRAINs.-Leave Dover A NJ, and New-York
III A. NJ 49,, 100
0RAsCE Horse CAH-Leaye Orange A M. and / W
P NJ; New-York II 80 A. III and ID P M.
Passengers by these trains are received ana deVefeu
each way ri North and South Orange, Mlylle, Sufnnnl
Chatham Madison Monstown Morris Plans, DahVlie,
Rockaway and Dover =, 100000.
A. Dover stages connected with the Am passenger
trnn leave for Suckasunny, SanhOpe Newton Jackets
tntn and Hope daily; Milford and Owego Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta Johhsonburg,
Blarstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap SlTongsouIga,
continuing 10 the Lackawanna Works passing hrongh bar
tonyle Stanhope pa Smiths Tavern, NeagesyAe Cni-
ton DuBnore yde Park TO Providence on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet me fm
trains for NewYork.
the arrival Of the A and NJ trains from and meet Ihe
A AZ and P NJ trains for HeW-York.
Al Morrstown stages leave the arrival OF 1he A. ID.
passenger trains for Mendham Chester Schooeys Noun.
lain Washington Belydere and EasLon daily, and meet
the P NJ. train Tor New York.
Also Tor Basking Ridge the arrival Of the T. NJ Train
returning morning, connecting with the A. d. Eln TOT
Hew-York
Passengers are procure their tickets before taxing their
sests In the cars Tickets will be received only the day
when purchased The fares from each station where tickets
are sold will fire when paid IN the cars, than
when paid for tickets the several ticket onces asser
gers are to show their dckea 10 the conductor Wnen re-
CURED. '~i "a
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Il a NEW-YORK TO ALBANY, by Railroad and steam.
boats-NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1850
On ana Monday October 2Sh 1850 tbs passenger
trains VIII nm as follows Sundays excepted) connecting
at Pougt keepsie with the fastsalng steamers Aida,
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, running TO and from
Albany and touching at the usual ;rtsrLnediae oftmgs
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-st near ChaEbersst
Att A. M-For passengers to Poughheepslei stopping
at all the way stations.
AT 8 Is A. Sf-Express train for Albany stopping al
YOnbeTs, Dobbs Ferry, Dearmen, TarrytoWn Sng,SnS
PeekskiI, Garrisons Cold Spring Esildu New-Ham
burgh und connecting at Poughkeepsle WIN me AM
MFNIA or Aida, which VIII land at Hyde Park King
ston Tiyol Maiden, Catskll, Hudson, Coxsacke, ana
SmyvesanL and arrive at Albany a 80 ? M
At 2M.-Eor freight and passengers TO foughSeepsis,
stopping Gt al way stations.
At2 P M.-Eor Passengers to Pough&eepsie stopping
a. tG p MENpress train Tor Albany stopping al Man
halnyle YonkeTs, Dobbs Ferry psaTIna9 IafrytSwm,
EbIbburgh and Milton Ferry connecting nj Pougnkeepsie
wih the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which will land At
Hyde Park, Kingston Banytown Tlyoil, Maiden CasSlll
Hudson, CoXsGcke, Stuyvesant aud New Sanaofe' ana
srivo al Albany at Il so A. d. -,
Al P M.-For passengers to PeeksEll stopping al ah
way i IEAWE PoUGHKEEPSIE, GOING SOUTH
Att A. M-For Ncw.York- stopping at all the principal
Ats A. M-For freight and passengers to New-Yorh,
AtiI IS A Nor on arrival OF steamer rron Albany,
which leaves there at A NJ stopping ct New Hamburger
Fishk Cold Spring Garrisons, PeekskiA SngSln&, Tar
rytown DeGrman, Dobbs' Ferry and Yonker5
AIS p M--For NewYUrk, stopping at all way stations
Atop Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany which
leaves there nj P NJ stopping al eli way stations, on
's i'a'' LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NEWYoRK-
ate IS A M.-Stopping at all way stations
Passengers viii promote their ana sd!ey y
lions tie baggageman where your baggage 10 % 90
tyered that he may mark accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your tickets oeofe enE.
Ing the cars Sd, do not stand on the platforms.
o28 II OLIVER II. LEE, superintendent
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Y1OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

HIfOh bOO lOET VIA NE w OlN1 o44A
Il FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steana.
ere BAY STATE and EXPIRE 8TATE, Of great strengths
ard speed particularly adapted 10 the navigation or Long
Island Sound running In connection with the Fel River and
Old Colony Railroad distance Of miles, TO Boston ony
Leave pier 8 b R. near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIZ. BroWn on ToeS'
days Thursdays and Saturdays, et4 Pm
The steamer 5tPIRE STATE Capt BenJ Brayton' az
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at 81
This fne is the only one that ruas direct for Newport
These steauers 6ed with coLnnlodious satef0O
and every arrangement for the security and cqtgf' " %
sengers who afforded by tins rc1ts lsaS ,ajiyaS
board and on arrival Fan River prcsea P seaf5
reaching Boston early the following noLH S9r rndi Lae
on board getting their breakfast " ana ,ter hefora
atsrting of the accommodated train ;ciock VI
7ocicck which reaches Boston az aoD ,e .n|, rs
Observation-Disclosures Ia attached 10 eecs sea i ~ 80
,efyes s5d tckets he baggage Bud accompanies No SAN"
TO ts destination -, ,ba prtce OF staAefoou1a ta
The rates for passage dnd ~
saLne ss By Other lnes with EIis line 10 and 10Es
4 steamer runs In conngSS go. co
TroYidea estn IL TAKEN the same raes Us ~ ls ooaes
Fregnt 70 ~ 0Earded with greater szpe1iE0h bF "a
Ie8u4a fI2bt ain which leaves al ever eYery s,ofr
ExPt sSdny rceped AZ socioek for Boston ssd New
ing Su5 sy1rying ss ts destination 81 or a5oaI IL AID
.,gkt apply on board at the Office on Pier HA
81 OF berths apply on board, or u u Is deerea
goi S t6en ahead application may be made %
ss7S TIgDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 and u WeskSa'
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GTEA MSHIP OSPREY for
E9cHARLEsT0N, s. C-Tfe splendjd steamship o5.
PREY r. Marshall commander, VIII sail from the foot OF
Lolntard-st PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday, NOV 3 al 10
rciork 81 For freight passage having superior &C
Communications aoply al KINGSLEY & CO. EXPRESS,
Wsls, corner Of Broadway, where plan Of Ihe ship
NAV be eeen and bertls secured.
Freighs for this vessel should Leave NewYo.k on Thur
dav Price 10 cents per cubic foot Passage so.
For further information refer TO -
nj 4us-
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StTEEET DEPARTMENT NJ. i HALL. OF RECOR ps-sested
oropoa m received Tie Commissioner Office Gutl
Frdsy I5 1850 o'cock M to Rygusts Craze ana
Naaz triD Seventh and Eighth aYenus4 10
Relate Grade and Repsy first street between Fourth and
To Flag iour T through side AXIS
Of Fae, TWENTY Sc ou street between Fl teHue Boad~a
Plans SPECIFICATIONS all Information thereto be had on appA
cation to the Ce;k o This pameRt-Nov D 1901
LOHN 7. DODGE z. Street CommsaoneI no
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, according law to all persona
having claims against JOSEPH FLANDERS grocer Lts OF tie
Cy Brooku Kuss Comfy scsssed that they required
srhb the sare With therso subscriber Bsnia
min Flanders South g.rss the City Of Se~-Yo sR or 70
Tor. me 6rst day OF March 1sItDa4d August D. 1850
BENZ. FLANDERS, Administrator
AuasIa zAsnwed@ ELIZA A FLAHDE rs, Administrative.
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YH0ABLE and DAIRY SALT.-The PA,

D. PORTER. From York. Mon Novll
EMPIRE CITY j. d. WILSON. From n. York Wed NovI3
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FOR EUROPE.

- - :, I3,I1 ITSDT IVrDDOOT
'T1E N u w O1eA dIIel - L'Aei ~ -
"A UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
comprising this Line, are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIElC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce BALTIC, Capt Comstocs
ADhi i ~ up o oaa..ol o,.,.o,a, 10,
These ships hayng oeen Uut oy co.'u e. e1 lU
Government service every care mas Oeeh akeil IN e Cu
struchon as also IN thelr engines 70 ensure srenga ana
speed and their nccommodaons Tor passengers are ahe
qualed iQf elegance ana gon Y6r 70 1vsrnoo aao.
elusive OF extra size sate-roomo so ana 1o TOE
Lyerpooto NewYork go An ekpeenfed a SURGEON az
tached to each SHIP 10 Ber rGs seS SaT Nc ~
PROPOSED oAI14S op v on1 iIyrspoo,.
FROM NE~f iStb 1850 Saturday December An 1850
Saturday ncc Tth 1850 SATURDAY, December l8t 1890
s sanTdey Dec 2s 1850 Saturday January l l85l
wednesday Jan i5th 1851 Saturday, Febrl0ry 8b, 1871
Wednesday Jan 10Th 1851 Saturday, February I'D 1851
wednesday FEB eth 1851 Saturday March 9th, 1851
wednesday Feb 10Th 1851 Saturday March ed, 1851
Wednesday, Mich 18th, 1851 Saturday, April 5Lh ls5l
For freight or passag apply to EDFARD K. COLLINS,
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No : dALL OF RECO RDS--Sealed
LSnroposs Street ConmssioLeT office until
tt Grs5sy a. 1850 O'Clock P b. Regulate and Gfsde
Fifty second street Fifth Fourth Psn specimen
fos and all information be had application TO the
Contract Cleri of this DepaItmentNoy 4, 1850 JOHN T.
DODGE, Street ComulsG onsf. 40
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NREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DEM

Dentist lately from Paris, SSS Broadway opposite
che Theaer informs the pubic IN general that persons VINO
replaced so as not 10 be uished from natural onea
ais new sets of teeth put in without PAIN with which one
can grind the hardest alments remarkable for their
transparency and ighress they not only to perform
pastcaton and endow the voice with distinct and easy
articulation but bestow upon physognomy that grace
and regularity which the most brilliant appendages OF
beauty Gold used in all operations will be he first qaa.
hy. Terms very moderate. as4 2meodS
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IsTHNNUs HOTELS.


GOLD SCALES.-Thc subscribers offer
VI for sale the best and most approved pattern OF
FRENCH STANDARD GOLD SCALES, adjusted eX-
actly TO the UNITED STATES MINT STANDARD Of
every size and weight These SCALES are made that
they take but very lille compass when packed and are
much more neatly and conveniently finished than either the
English German or American article. As we have all that
made this pattern parties having orders tor Shipment
to California solicited examine them before purcha3-
ing elsewhere Also, for sale variety ofFRENCH FAN
CY GOODS, ACcordeons, &c.
o0 lmseod fo26 &c 10 Wiian-s- up stairs.
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NEW ROUTED the WEST & NORTH.
l FUNITED STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cayu "a and
Susquehanna and Newly and Erie Railroads and Cayu
Ga Lake
Until further notice the Passenger Trains the Caylga
and SusQueanna Railroad VIII in connection with the
Day and Night Express Trains on the New York and Erie
Railroad, daily lines (Sunduys eXcepted.l
The cars leave 0wego Mt 81 IN. and y PM Leays
Ithaca al AM and at so NJ arriving at Owego in time
FOR the Aornir and Evening EXPIRE Trains for New York
The splendid low-presSure steamer WILLIAM y,
DODGE, Capt 5uckbee leaves ithacs daily at so AM.
connecting al Cayuga with the Express Trains gongEasi
or West Returning, leave Cayuga ct PM. or oa the
arrival ofthe Eastern Western Express Trains connect
ing at Ithaca with the Evening Train for New-York.
Through tickets from NeSyYork to Cayuga So. Tickets
from New-York to Ithaca Caynga sold on board the
steamboat Of the Newly and Erie Railroad Company on
the river.
Baggage checked through nom New-York to Ithaca or
Cayuga.
The Cayuga and SusQuehanna Railroad has been rebuilt
and read with heavy rail new route, avoiding the
inclined plains and equipped with engines and cars unsur'
passed any road in the Union
The connection between the railroads and the boasis per-
feet the running directly TO aud from the steamboat
landing in Cayuga Lake
Passengers Tor Oswego Syracuse Auburn, Geneva Roch'
ester and Buffalo will Aud This the most pleasant comforts
bic and cheapest route 81 cody
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posaB at the Street Commsonets Office until
Tuesday Nov H. 1880 at O'Clock ~ To set Curb and Gutter
Stones IN Ninth from Forty Fyrst St To regulate
sDd pave south Of Twenty eighth St to north ns
OF Thirty and all Information thereto
can be bad on application the Contract CLERK OF this Departnen
November g. 1850 Incl JOHN DODGE, Street Commissioned
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SuPREME COURT, NEW YoRX.-Ber4-y ?. WiISna and
SJoshga Thompson, against II Irs{s9t-s15nLn0, Lof
hereby complaint th ACTON which
var ilrd the office tho Cloh OF this C"nr At the City
Hall, the City OF SeEYor day O! OCTOBER 800, and
OF your my oacs no 81 WeEstfes
The City Sew YORK, within t~sn asf tho here
Of exclusive OF the day Of such art AL 20
he complaint Aforesaid plaintiffs will judgment for tho
hundred and ifyiour dollars and three cent
interest the Twenty eighth day Of September. thou
eight hundred and Fifty beside The costs Of tbs aconDatd
New York September 2eth, 1880. K H. BOWIE
o7Ias5xW Plaintiffs Attorney,
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FTOR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT
a. DISPATCH LINE-The elegant frst-cass sailing
loading at Pier North River and will be promptly dis
patched in few days The splendid and comfortable
arrangements for limited number Of first and second ca
bin pas sengers Immediate application is necessary to
+. B SUTTON co. 81 Wall-st or
NJ lw* JOHN OGDEN. JIG Wallst,
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A ]. DOWNER & co. COMMIS-
EAa SION MERCu NTS SACRAMENTQ CITY

IA SION MERCHANTS, SACRAMENTO CITY,
CALIFORNIA.
REFERENCES IN NEw.YoRK:-J. 8. T. Stranahan, u
Henry Sheldon Co. 12t Broadway; SOuhworlh. Sauson
Co Comics slip J. L. N L. Griswod, 81 ETonl.st;
Allen Rogers 226 Frons; Hyslop L Coffin 43 Fronst;
Cowing Co. 10 Soutfst; f. B. Litch6ed Co. so Pearl
st.; j. F. Trippe 1913 Maiden,ane; Robert bod, Newark,
N. j.; Geo Curtis, Utica n T. aulI 5n'
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" ~ Az order Of the surrossts Of ths CooI o.
New Yort nodcs j. hereby to a Ps,,oo' s ssv To
against WILLIAM RoLSTOS las OF ne o ~ ,s .u5scresr
"a present. tbe .ams vouchers thereof % as @ ~ ~
bsr redspcs No m MaGisous tbs CITY OF ssN
h,,ra he t,~suty day DscsnasT osrL[D1S ss
the esgeneenth day OF June. 1852 'A'1 A-r,r,trars
,aJqI A-A-A'
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T7OR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT
4 FIRST VESSEL.-Thenewand splendid ship JAMES
DRAKE, Capt. Samuel Gore, viii positively clear on
THURSDAY, the It'll inst The bulk Of 200 barrels light
freight will be taken if immediate application is made on
board al pier No ID Z. R., or TO
NJ SPOFFORD. TILESTON 4 Co. 48 Soutl.st
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SUPREME COURT-54nae U6en Jr agsns Ems 5 Potter exi
- ecutcr u Samuel Uds deceased Joha J. udsL Waa'R
Il Duubz and Margaret J. Dunbar his T Iheodoss udsl "An
DAYTON Dayton wife Peter J. pteh aanA tdsh
NansJs Il uJeH and Mary E UteH-To JOHN UDELL and
THEODORE UDELL: Yoa hereby summoned and %
roser he comp IL this acton hd tie oeics Of hs
CLERK City County OF New York Al The City OF NsT Yo
or second day July thousand eight hundred aad ETY. sa9 %
your hs said cozPlntcn the snoscs
he Faltoarset, tie City OF New YORK within
tery days tbs exclusive OF
The day and fail 10 the sad nt
within the plaintiff tts acton VII apply 70 tbs
Cogr for the rekef dsanded complaint D.ted New Yor1
Oct l. 1850. z w BURKE, Plaintiff Attorney,
o. lawowW l27 Fulton st. New YORK.
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WILLIS HALL, cou-sss

DUgLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE So sa 81 BR
Notice hereby gwen 70 The relatives a1i e,n,ra tor
ceased and who a hays ds y a i :9s. 81 ANN INN
TO the Surrogate OF the County OF New ~ the t9th day
November ae1 al 10 O'Clock IL he I1s:RopG asora:or
nIQS NV
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TRAVELLING.

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
l NNEW ROUTE to BUFFALO spd the WEST Fall
Arrsngemeat- NewY0rk for BiEghanion, EInlrs
Corning, Hornesvtle Geneva Rochester Buffalo and .,
AID ERIE, froia pier foot Of Duane-si as follows
Breakfast aHd supper on board the boats
Chester tosen AyIddleown, Port jeryis NarTossbaEs
Hancock, DEPOSIT Ianesb3ro, Biaghalntou Owego Wa
Ve5ify Esnr ar5 Jeiierscn arriving 81 Geneva atIo n
passengers 9r Rochester Buffalo, &c car lodge a. Gefe
ard taking the Express Train from Albany next morning
arrive a. kcnester and Buffalo at the sAa time psSss
gers via Albany with TIE advantage OF agas rec; at Ga
WAr Ayp MAIL TsAIN-At7AM stopping at al The
stations arriving al Corning the evening AT 10 - ocA
WAY TRAIN a. / P.M. for 0esylle snd 81 nierneiists
stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS RAINat5PM stopping tPferzout Suf,
ferns Chester Goshes Middletown Otsvle PoS Jeryis
NarrCwsburgh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend
Binghamtou. aud al the stahons west OF Binghamton.
Passengers fer Buffalo bg this proceed eReyS and
take he train arriving AZ Buffalo same afternoon Passes
gers for Ithaca Cayuga Bridge AMI towns Cayugs Lake
take the o! the Cayuga and Susquehanns Railroad
al Owego which leave Immediately tbs arrival OF
the Ere trains Passengers for Toga and Lycomng
Of Corning Stages leave Narrowsburg Hancock DEPOSIT
Lanesboro Bnghamton, Owego. Waverly, Elnirs Corr.
Ing and Hornellsvile on arrival Of the trains
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at - NJ stopping al 81
mira Wayerly, Oego Binghamton, Lanesboro, Deposit
Hancock, Marrow sburg Port Jeryis Mddietown Goshen,
Chester and SuferHs arriving in New York at SO NJ
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning ats AN. stopping
al all the stations, and arrives in New York at 50 NJ
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al P VI sad
Homelsye NJ stopping at all stations west Of Bng'
banton and Great Bend Lansshoro Deposit, Hancock,
Narrowsburgh Port Jeryis Ohsyile hddctown Goshen,
Chester Suens and Piernont arriving in NewYork ats
O'clock AN
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvile at 50 AN stopping at al
the stations, and arriving Ia New-York al 10 s. AN
NEwRURGS BRANCH leaves Neyburgh at 20 AN snd
A NJ and 2 NJ connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester at p AN. and T NJ. and Id II
arrival of the trims from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Dusne-st ST Nj
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all plaeet
West taken by Express freight trains and ia forwarded
through without delay CHARLES MINOT,
IS Superintendent
NoTE.-The Permcnt and Dearman Ferry advertise ts
connect the Hudson River Trains leaving Ne-York at
A and Il 81 with the morning and evening express
trains going Eastward.
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SUPREME coURTn the matter Of the aayo[ Aa Az a
n C4S4IsTREET sad City, N s,r3ish' nee ln 90.
tec Wa8ertreet the widening OF s,i N az f:
b -, Rptsrsstrse and throwing Of he Gore orlaea ?.
- - Csns, Orange Walker. and Canal streets Go ne
ots b.re5y gwen application WI % aay
made to the Supreme cou Of BE STATE Of Wv 9[a 4
m he nh day OF November, 1880 A. ie oPos ~,
Court on that day thereafter as eounss, ga
the Appointment Commissioner OF EsiaiIsS f1i $500 ESQ
The above emitted matter the pacs OF John w L F
resigned DATED Oct, 49, l'0@ WILLIS HALL, couasas
n21
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Alta sURRoGATEs COURT, held and for the County
"A fork al surrcgatss Office the City OF Ns oLL
on The third day October the lsPre7eu AEAAh
DIR w BRADFORD Esq Surrogate In the nAtter oil hs ap
pcson Of THOMAS PADDOCK, aEd other creditors Of SIC
PHEE the real estats oil tLe sac icsas
I'd ored leased or sod payment OF his dsbtsAn order
having duly made The Application OF lHo4s A1
do J. H Ravens Charles Crane, William Chance lao sialu
Duunns and SIMON Shindr creditors Siepen h.ne ts Of s
SAX. CIV deceased ntese requiring Andrew '" AgTEaA an1 Ta
ia w Benteen administrator administrator OF al and Singular
the goods credits Of The SAID n,es'a perona % .
Ard enn.r before The Surrogate The County OF Ne" YORK o. e
lat dy Of October 1885, O'Clock in the forenoon 70 sh9"
cause why they SHOULD be required 10 mortgage Ease o. 'sA s
real estate OF the deceased for the payment OF ms asv @
due proo the service sad order at east carseh Gays o
fore The day therein appointed for showing cause having esn
To the ga SURROGATE and administrator sn1 al =A1
having shown no contrary Orefi Iha. al PARSONS
said Stephen Kane deceased
nnssJ s The Surrogate OF 6ouny OF New forS al H CT
zee in the City Of New York the eighteenth gay OF
O'Clock in forenoon Of that DAY men anu
now cause why authority shoad be 70 the SAD
adrnis.ratr1 20 mortgage, lease or sell 20 le Oh ZIG
tIaot , ssnbsn Kane deceased shall b necessary
o pay h. debts. a " 49, al ~