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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ExcURsIor.-On Wednesday, the 2sth inst, the
congregation Of the church OF St. Charles Borro-
meo, Sidney place, Rev. DR.. Pise, contemplate an
excursion up the North Hiver, to the little village
of Hastings where rural feats and county sports
will be the order OF the day. The steamer New
Jersey, and commodiors Barges, have been char
tered for the occasion.
BROKE DowN.-The New.Jersey, which had
been engaged to take the George Hall Daughters
Of Temperance to Biddle s Grove yesterday, met
with an accident at the foot Of Narkesst. which so
disabled her AZ to prevent her making the trip.
Another boat was procured, and after delay of
some three hours, the party went on their way re-
joiciDg.
CAMP MEErISG.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church Of the Long Island District are holding
Camp Meeting at Deer Park. 1t commenced Mon.
day, and will terminate on Friday.
BURGLARI.-Some rascal effected m entrance,
through the basement into the grocery store Of
ii. Oakly, corner Of Tillary and Adams SITS. early
Tuesday morning, and riAed the drawer Of a con-
siderable amount Of small change.
AccIpEST.-A man named James Branson had
both his legs broken, by falling from staging in
Futon.av. Tuesday afternoon. He lies in great
danger.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

ECCLESIASTICAL CHAsGE.-The members Of the
Third Presby teran Church, in this City, DR., II. NJ
Brir,made, Pastor, held q meeting on Monday, Dr.
]. g. Gobe in the chair, and after some time spent
in discussion, resolved, e. to 23, to secede from
the Presbytery Of Newark and to attach them
selves 10 that OF EiEsbetown. The effect Of this
movement 10 10 sever the connection OF the congre-
cation with the New School General Assembly
and 10 Join that OF the Old School
~ A number Of young men o. this City have
formed military compsny, to be called the Cont
mental Guards, their uniform to correspond with
that which prevailed in the American Revelation.
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IMPORTED CARPETINGs,

CYNTHIA LOUNSBERY are now receiyng their sup
Spies Tor the Fail Trade, consisting Of ROYAL TAP
ISfRIEs BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL TIRE c-PLY IN
GRAIN and other CARPETlNGs, comprising one OF the
largest most complete and desirable essormenu ever Of
fered IN this market
Their purchases being made entirely for CASH, affords
them advantages 10 MAKING selections that but few poi
sess and enables them se at the lowest possible prices
English Tapestry Carpets from lis 10 l4s per yard.
English Brussels CarpeU, from SO 10 loo per yard
English Three Ply Carpets from So 10 los per yard
Ame'ics Three Ply Carpets from 10 10 20 per yard
English and American superfne Ingram Carpets, from
So 10 IN per yard. 49,
English aud American 6ne Ingram Carpets, from 10 10
So per yard. -
Common Ingram Carpets, from 70 TO 10 per yard:
Also,a large stock OF Engisn ard American FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS from 2 feet W "A feet wide.
DRUGGETINGs. Ga 81 II and 10 4 vide win
choice ASSORTMENT OF Al, othe goods connected with The
trade, equally low SMITH K LOU NSbEkfy
snl5 2v 4i8 Pearlsl SIKH Carpet Store from Chaihans
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Carmen renewing their Licences The above days
viii be considered having resigned, and her numbers
given to the frat applicants
- Licenses win not De RESEwED under any eircan.
stances After The month Of August
TITLE VII. GENERAL PRovIsIoNs-t Exusct)
SEC s. No Cart Truck or Dray whether loaded or other
rise and not employed Ia HE transportation Of goods fo
hire or wages and no hlkmans Carr shall BE- driven
ased 10 any street lane public psce 10 the City
OF EewYork without having the name 9th owner there
Of painted with black pant upon white ground on Ihs
square Of The Aer part Of the shan Of such Cart Truck
DTay, plainly 70 be seen, under penalty Of Five Dollars
10 be bued for and recovered from the owner or ovners
drivers thereof sev.rally and respectively.
The following rules are ~ be observed by Inc Carnea
lat Each Cart must have The number NEWLY and PLAIs
~ painted with black oil paint In figures p inches In
sngh upon white ground, The square Of Inc amer pan
Of The shaf On each ace.
ID Each CatmSn, me day designated for bis elass
must appear with bis horse and cart west aide OF hs
Park, ranging II slngle line tong Broadway between
Chambers and Murray eta giving space AROUND eech In
order thai The Superintendent or Inspector may examine
the numbers and condition OF The CnrIs, &c.
Sd. Each Carnsn musi produce ht present License In
order that II may be renewed.
BY order. ASHER TAYLOR First Marshal
New.YorE, Mayors othee July % 1850. iysl Aui5
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DIVIDENDS.

oPFIcE NoswIcs AND WoEcL.rEk RAiLSO.s -,
NORWICH July 10 1853.
tLOOKS FOX SUBSCRIPTION 70 Tie f.sissfsa
ID STOCK OF This Company viii be opeued DC tbs In "a
At The Transfer Office, r. Aerwin, frsns'sl Aganl u
Merchants Exchange New-Yofk, and remain spen ~
sxty dsys thereafter when the Socks for such sabe<ytss
viii be closed until The loih Of January next
AL persons who subscribe a. Aforesaid; ACC PSI -
cent the preferred stock, will be entitled 10 ht dyasa
10 be declared January their preferred soek
which embraces four shares Of old stock for saeb shhs
new stock subscribed and interest will be charged Eibs
rsie Of per cent on al instruments from tbs lth ntL pt
said instsimspl are paid P. ST N. ANDkEWh
tylS sol Clerk N. and w. kei.road Co.
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

THE sUssCRlBERs, Agents Of the Hew.Jspsy Il
plorng and Mining Company have resolved rom .hsI
oxtsnsive Works Al Newark . supply OF ho Patent Zlns
Brown and Franklinals Psini which vii Be Opposed
90 reasonable terms-
fbe.e p,in:s consst OF various shades rcm deep fsa
brown up q deep orange, and also black and being
composed OF metallic oxdes their lasting properties And
az also prepares, from the same oxides paints peculiarly
valuable for the coating ofron and Of nn forming as 6sS
protection against oxtdizAnon now known.
These paints when applied 10 wood, forEi also Vsos
BILE protection against ire. -. -, -
supply Of tho compsny's bsa1ns1l Wnl.s VAlos 81
Zinc roso sxiensiyey used 10 Paris and other paIS 81
Europe a. me most valuable subsute or .niIe LEAD AID
other deleserious painis 10 shortly sIpeceq rof ga ~
the Subscribers, 1T. Jon5S "
WILT s<&v6A
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NOTICE TO CARTMKN 20 RENEW fHnIR
NLICENsEs-Exuscts from . Law 70 Regulate CAru

and Cartnlen:
SEC s. All Licenses 20 Carmen shall expire The kSi
Monday OF July after the date hereof
SEC. 6 Every person receiving bis License ~ Carl
man. shall pay W the Mayor for the Of the City the
sum Of Two Dollars and Fly Cenu and upon The renew
a OF any Carmsn's License such person shall pay, a.
Aforesaid, the sum OF Fifty Gents
Ia conformity herewith the Chmeu hereby required
rene their Licenses al The Mayors Office, City Hall
commence on THURSDAY, The let day Of August, 1880
10 O'Clock A M and continue daily between 10 and
a,ciock In the folio wing order:
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patent CUTTING AND CARVING MACHINE
= zoo mO0f Ann METAL-Yhs aboys nachina

III FOR WOOD AND METAL-fne ABOVE machine
hayng been thoroughly tested for Than years. the
n.tentee desires call the attention Of capitalists The
same The machine embraces The most perfect combination
carving and capable Of producing any shape om
me Of The pattern down. IL performs with the
perfect accuracy and great dispatch every description Of
ting and carving Among long list Of articles may be reck
oned the following Cabinet and Piano-Forts maksn
work. blocks for calico, paper and oc.oth printers wood
type, block letters picture frames brush handles matrices
for casting type, and ell Of Gothic, nodded carved
and tracer work for clrpente "a churches cottages
&c kc he The economy OF time and labor by The use Of
ese machines In Furnishing a. much reduced cost long
lat VI articles b he mechanical Of daily and OF
Utility well ~ Of luxury, WILL u believed, convince
readily the most tncreduous 70 is value properly pal
10 operation TIE ssyingtn the labor OF carving vii be q
he least 50 per cent and In cutting rcer capentors ADD
others work from 100 70 800 per cent; and Il has no IVA
IN iis he Il win readily control The market Az rcgnds1 70
patent 2hi Itself 70 ncoulesnbly subsEsLIA onc nn
aiken combination OF movements never beore sIenP'
ed and one Of iu best recommendations 10 hal ns
cd not ouly The United STATES fssa Office boz slso oA
Great Britain, France and Belgium, where toer 100 -
stricness - regards American Inventions pfeeiaes W
idea hat his N other than novelty. .-.-. cans.
The psieniee II d<sirors Of either t1kinf
bic Of business 10 this ey ADD ssshs S 70
eessay capital 10 carry on be viii sell PAT =. Tnos
OF esios undivided half Of the paientn
France Belglm 10 which countries maenino VI ~
rent IN Tow sysundef he guidance oi sftli NC
Any eerson desroCs q enerng INTO ns sne 500 ns.
ng tie recuisie gusfc1ona no inventor YOU'D De naPpJ
tegveeu ire boaIs OF 10 81 add X Al e once
Of Wosra Co Iron EsrcrJ snd machine shop, % Ebn
~here be ~. rive shy nfcru show Ee naerios
n cpcrs5oI kyE 81 tsAAC s1SeEA
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EMERY, ROTTEN STONE,
Ann RRITIEH ITTgTER

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS, hsytr made srrang emsns with
the manufacturers In England for q regular supply
OF the sbovep AIMED articles, and OF the puresl quales
now prepared supply the Trade aud Manufacturers
greatly reduced prcet Also, on hand, and constantly
ceiving, general assortment OF Eng1sh. French and
German fine DrUgs and Chemical MOTtsrs. Scales Ian.
ceis, spsiulsa and other Druggila arices Also, ihn
stock lubin's genuine Extracts. Lows Brown Windsor
slG other soaps &e Tpto1's Patent Lint ke Murrayt
rebces eelebulea Horsehsir Flesh Gloves Snaps and
Bfushes; ard Rowland Sons genuine Macsssar Oh,
Udon.o, KAydor and other pre- oaraticni
GEO. d. PHELPS, Importer Of Drugs,
AaIq w. Chemicals. &c % Cliff NeH.York
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

MURDER TSiAL-rhe trial Of Margaret Divine
indicted for murder, has been put of till next term
her counsel not being prepared for trial
Found DRowsED.-Justice Tat,er wa. e.lI,d
on Tuesday morning, to examine the body Of Raw.
uond Veldrap, Of Hobosen, who was found bv
Abram Post In the water on Daniel Cranes water
Iots Veldran was out last Saturday with party,
Ia A small boat, which ran on the rocks al Cavan
Point and sunk. All the party sers rescued bat
VeIdrsn, who could not swim. Veldran was about
ls years old, was msmberof the order oil Un'sed
Aros,;caps Of Hoboken, and mach esteemed by
his Associates. HE parents live At the corner Of
Wsstineton end Fourth sts. Hoboken. !astse
Cu,t,r did no, consider 40 inqaess necessary.
Tie boy was taken s~uy BY the father.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Eo'
OTUNDA, PAkk-Yo Sever Contractors Sealed pro
pcsSls ircorsed proposal for sewer in Orangest" viii
Be received al The Office OF The CrOton Aql6duct Depart
mept urrl Friday, August g. a. oci1ck P n. 70 bu.
sewer in OrangeI from the sewer IL Costsar1sL 20 5e
northery line Of CfoIss IN length about 40 feet The
psr and specifications Of The and all necessary Ia
formation csn be Obtained on application . ne Hs'er
P1TvevoT Al ihis Office. NICHOLAS DEAN
ants lm President CrOion Aqt Dept
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CORPORATION NOTICES


CORPORATION NOrICB.-Puhne notieesherc-
Nby given the owner or owners, occnpant % Ecu,
psn Of al houses and lots, Improved or nslnpfSfeo
.Dds thereby, that ire following Asfess sn n-ys
sesn eor1plete hy The Assessors and are lodged 10 Tue Of
See on he Bureau Of Assessments for eximioaton, by al
p.r.ops IL crested, Wis For laying new snf reisgnz
od bridse stores ior 10 a e Intersections VI E.s
Tour.ee1lh-sL East Flneeutn al EAsi sIieeuh'i cass
ssyea,.enth o. and Unionpsce. Tbs limits enpft-ed "
,ueb Ast-snerI ali the several houses snd ios 81
srouuo vacant lots piece, sEd parcels OF lad slured %
both dss Of Pouflhsve. between EasI Inlneensa "a
Ea FouTtee nh tt ard the eSserJ sde between hss.
Feeuh ard al Eig-iesnlh is; on ne westerly ld7 u
fIriver.ty East Feentn and s-si SoTen-
enh 50 on both ices OF Broadway b5~een East SEQ
enteef ID ard Eat sheenln sIs on The sOu1efy tds OF
E1.t Fourteenth al Setween UnlFefflyplsce ani I'm
ave- on The uohefy Ite Of Ess FOun-s nth o. BON aides
Of E,u Fineenh Essl Sixteenth and Ess s-venieeain "a
between Irving place aud fh All psrfoas whoe To-
,erets are iaeced by lhs a1Oyensued AsIe snu anu
VITO are opposed TO the fsme or eiiAsi 81 ne n arc Re
crested 20 present their objections Ia writing - ma M
s,gn.c tber ofice Hal Of Records, within Ihry days
tom Ice dale Of This 1Oice.-Otlce Bureau u Assess
Lneuts Street Department Aug. u, 1870
-N' SAMUEL II DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
anil let ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

S,UPREsE COuRr-Jsne- c Bs., -. -. g.. -
- o'hersln Tpr'uans Of NJ svr-- Corr, 81 d. sat- Of
No. iort, r sspo-e 10 SAX tw-ut, - . - $50,
tho1ans ssht bandf-d add efy. oss n :, ths
Merchants EtchaEr-, tie ty u NsV fufk al ~ - = III
an staae sHd beng the fhrd Ward % tbe ~, N -
ora, beng part II he ands Of The k-to ia5tt, ~ 80,
sal 81, smi 1sfn- nsNsd en- map fhaa III 49, -,
thereof o0mmoly oand ths Churll Yarn, By MANI ~,
hundred ard vel'y I've, bcanied norhFirl ori - Ch,
saffy ~ 1T nr'rhrr hnir-a 49, f,v
easvardy ty t number four hunaf' nd fo4 a.
andy by Nt uHhe four hlnid and sent oouaa q
breadth ~ and twenty ave feet ali
together with certain nderiure oesrna
cate tie day OF Mach one mou.sni -gnt hunirrd and
tsr~ made b. Rector ag iGad Gu
couuuuon Of ~ Protestant Erecopt Church, the STATE 81
aui The une1prss oi the term 40 y Teafs.
from day Of May. thousand nt huntt AMI
therein iemsed Tie above described also
number ~ Chtubsr-street- New York. August ,. ldA
THOMAS CAtNLY. Sheriff
B1arcHrosp a C1ossr. PIa-. Auys aus 2is5s
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or REPAIRS AND SUP
DPi.IEs.-TO CONrRACTOh5-sesied proposals.
viii be received he Office OF The Comnissoner o. 10
80. "a sunoies basement end Of Mes Cay IL all
nSr 5v'clo X "a. Thursday August . 1880 A. when
,e tbey viii be publicly opened, for vortng country
osS IN fe vide through the oelier % Seventy hfsst
rom he Eighsve the Tenth ave- plan and ipecih
e.ou OF Ice ok squed 70 be done hnG a. infJrnAt0I
n regard hereto ss bad ~ ne Sce o. ne Comns-
.ionsr ~ Repsir, ard Supplies HB-Bllnk estimates
viii he furnished Al lhe once. VIM ApAhs,
.nie Comuissioner OF Repairs and supplies
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(mnos Psrk-To SEWER BUILDERS Sealed pro-
possls indOrsed Proposals. for Sewer In Broadway,
wiz be received at the Once Of lbe Cr0ton Aqled1ci De
p,rtnent until Monday, August 26, 1881, n O'Clock r
10 build In Broadway from the sewer now onltn
Eighth street 70 point near The so11ery ine o Nln.e'
stree being about 20 feet 10 length T1s plan and spech
cations fhs work and ell other nornauon relating Ih're-
TO- can be obined application 70 the Water Par7eyor
this Office -.
N,
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARrnENr.-Ro-
NmpdG ParE.-TO hASONS.-Seaisd proposals. 10.
dor,ed proposal for Sewer n Avenue A. will be received
Al lhe once ohe Croton tqueduci Department Until satlr
dsy Aug ust a ct O'Clock M 10 build SEVERN Ayenae
from The sew er II Twehhs 10 within 40 feet OF fhreen1
n No Ter 9Th about 1893 feet The plan and specifications Of
The sewer and ali other Information relating thereto can he
obtained application 70 ine Waisr Porysyor Al Ins
Office nIChOLAo DEAN
aul4 lG President CTOtOQ Aq1e1uci UeDA'.uf uL
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CROT0N AQUKDUCT DEPARTMkST Ro-
posaI indorsed Proposals for Sewer In Bfosdss al
FourIh" will be received at the once OF the CroIoo
Ameduct Department until "wednesday, tbs . day OF
August 1880 Ut O'clock " to build ssswer Ia BrOit
way from the built In four1hi to point near
cfchon OF The sewer aud ali other Information relaing
hereto can be obtained application 10 the Water Par
yeyor at this Office NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Aul9 lot
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.,TRkET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall ofRscords
S-Cofporstou NOice.-rhe iolOsng notice has been
adopted by the Common Councils ResoVsd That Pier
piles be b1 at the foot Of 2ws1ty sixthst NOrlh River
Under he direction OF the Street Commissioner the said
Pier be three hundred feet In length, from the bukhesd
the wefiery SIDE OF Eeyenhsye and 70 10 40 feet Ia
required by law TO be given the propnetors OF los OF
land lying opposite where tho ssid Pier d'ecIed 20 10
built 10 unite 10 The conjunction Of he same and TO bear
the proportions OF the cost lhereofAdoPtd b. The Board
OF Aderms Aug 1850 sdopsed by the Board OF Asss
tsns Aug g. 1850 approved by the Mayor, Aug g. 1850.
JOHN 7. DODGE, slreeI Comm ssioner.
AuPnH lG. 1850 Anl7 6H
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EAAnUM-so bsles Ne !; 10 Sc Esa Tor s.is q
Ort.ur sSstSrrs prces -
M skUHT sklxkDcKson Ys sosISa
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s,UPRENE COURT-Rebard S. VILLAINS and others Erecutur'
- g. a.at Nelson J. Elolt and othern pursuance OF Do
cree Of TIE Supreme 90 the State 81 New lork M etps- %
"a or The ssa day Of Aursi, 1880, al 70 oss a. he hef
chs1is Exchange CITY oi New fors al toss Two e-io
lots ground yg and beng the Twelfth Wart y 7
ofNsw Yo eushed map th- property OF Clement G
Moore recorded The oce Of Register Of the Cry and County Of
He Yor Lib 5 Of Cow PIP SD ard 81 a. No ~ AMI g. and
bounded follows soutwestery by n-teeuth street north
westerly BY ot SO q said map north ea-ty by los NO - ana
s on sad map sni sou'h ess,sr By 70; No Is SAID map sad
oi. looming other each With iroui 90
Nnetr~nt p feet and -ngth on each
su@ VI let n ID he's be New fok, gust
3 1850 THOMAS CAkNLE1 I, shsra
ID ID LON Attorney. aus saw3w
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c,UPREnF cOURT-A.rsnssr n. Bes.d Hs.'1ss 49,
SIsn-~x To HENRY G. LANGLEY, he .oose !. ~ r,
snt Yoa hsrse, 'ummoos . ns 10y u de- CHA y
~. snr,v. Cour 10 The Csy Hal IA The cy q W,r q
.-r1. copy Of yosr me Al ny a. a. ..svns ssss
1900. 81 h. day Of sch sseei .nd yol - a. - sas
plsut a. Aforesaid ne Ps'anh W srsf. "a
100. -, T t-s,a.l az - Jsaasry, 9s- ies 1A. a IA "a
efesl I'm - - -. . -, chs acoa-Daisd hAf.s ~
an ~ ore ~ Gee - a HOBART R4,stxs AnsnssS
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OTUNDG PxRK-TO SEWER BUILOERs-sealsd
proposals indorsed, "proposa for sewer 10 AbsnYl"
win be received 81 the office OF hs Croton Aq1educl De-
psrlue nj until ThurIdhy Augui 29h G Ocloct 2. 10
build In Albany ST from the sewer a. Warrington
o. to point 60 feet OF the westerly line Of Green
wich.st 10 length about 40 feet
The plan ard specifications Of III sewer and al other IN
f0rma Ion can he obtained application 70 The Waer Pur
veyor at this Office NlCHOLAs DEAN
President Croton Aqleduc, Department
Anan.t IQ5O
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, tRo-
~ mnda PARK Public notice 10 hereby given that Pc
nuon has been presented In The Board Of Assistant Alder
men for sew In Twelfth at commencing a. point about
100 feet OF SIKH and running thence TO and through
Seventh Gv connect with the proposed sewer In Thir.
teeLth through Twelfth 1t 0reenwich-sy. and Troy.
Of 10 tie Hudson River. ALI persons Interested, having OBJ
eelons thereto requested present the in ding
The Engi1eer this Office before Monday August
&c, 1850. NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres't Croton Az Dsp't.
Augu, IA. 1885, suli lOt
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SAMUEL II DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.

CONFEDERATION NOrIUE.-Pubhcnotice 10 mere
pGss OF All houses and lots improved unmpro7sd snds
affected thereby that ths following sueiseus have on
con nelsd by tie Anors and are lodged In toe once OF
The sureau ofAssesnenu FOR exLmnsuou ~ all parsons
Interested, viz: For building sewer In TnJty-hrH 81
ron sewer 10 Lexington to point 100 feet west OF
Ybird Az The limits embraced by such assessment ocuf
All the severs houses and lots OF ground vacant o pieces
And parcels Of and situated boh SIDES OF Tnirry h,
.Irest between Tnrd and Lexington avenues, ard on
the esi.ery- side Of Lexingos-syenue. between Thir
ue.a ard Thirtyiecord streets All persons whose
interests are affected by The above named assessmeus
and who are opposed 10 the sane, either OF ihem,
are requested TO present their ectOnf 10 writing TO he
nrdersiened at taeir Office No Hall OF Records within
thirty cSys from the date Of This non Office Bureau OF
Assessments Street Department August u, 1850.
SAMUEL H. DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Afsesfors.
auI7 ia ISAAC WA SMITH,
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MOSES MAINLAND, JE)
JOHN STEWART, tctAnss,,ss<s
l,ss Us RRyO C. NANCE

NoTlcE OF ADsIsIsTRAroRs sALE-Bssr. as s.rs,
gats Of The County Of Ssw fosia the matter Of the asD
ton TO nersss Lease sell the real estate Of ASA HAIL.
esasdn pursuance Of order made by the SaOxsts
County Of New fork the entitled matter the lin
JAY 1880 the undersigned csthsTns Han Administrator Of al "
singular the goods ehass and credits VI said Asa Hail. Of ~
CITY ofNsv York deceased intssats v eel public asetoa
Anthony Bescksr Anetonssr al tie MschAah kreAanzA
The City Of New fort gu Thursday the sh day Of sspsmss
at IS occ az hat day. all that certain thss story bra
dwelling house and o parcel Of ground and premises
and being The Third Ward OF the City Of ksv fofk
s kohsry Of Dey Known number tny s<s
hsl Dsy street the property Of Isaac sougssnesEh 10
ceased but OF Which John StOusnburh died ssHsseandt
follows witt begasng pont tbs uorhsfy SIDE Of
Dsy street. forty feet eight nch distant IRON the north
sB OF Dsy and 6rssn~ca ,tssts thence running neA
s.ssry and psrpendcuay 70 na Deg street bfy led
inches thence ssssry aud psas With sat Dsy street hs -
nine sh thence north s.sr thirty avs fse plas insA, ~
land VI Joshua Ps thence ssssf along he hrt q
said Pe heen feet nehssi thsses south westerly and Il nf
srges the said Dey sre. sss ssysn fest 70 Dsy ss
sors,s and thence westerly .ong sad Ds'est
inches the place Of beginning 10 sseh tnes
sons the aid down OF fsopsrQ
belonging OF John Sogtsuburg, situated the rb
Ward Of New York ads January 18Th, 1875 By Josep
Bridges City Surveyor, fls the once Of ksxs9
and for City County Of New fsrs tossthn vh n ~
angular the sppurtenances-DaisdN s~ Yok, July M 1850
CATHERINE RAIL. Administrators OF Asa Had tscsasss
VS. C. Fass.As Proctor for Adm1 6 City Haipises - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

CROTOHAQUhDUCT DEPAREMkNf.-Pub-
Cnc notice 10 hereby gwen that peuEons have been pre-
serted In he Board OF Aldermen for sewer In rhiftysev
euhit from he between the Ninth and renth aven'
ues the In Ninhsvenue. Aso for sewer In Ba
uyis Of from James Roosevelt ss Also, for 90 yer IN
Twenty. niuthsl between Second AMI Third Al
so 70 change the o, the proposed SEVERN rheenh
between Becono-avenue and first ayenuefrom hro1gn
Prt avenue 10 Fourteenhst sewer" Through First
avenue 70 sewer In Twelfth Of = aud also 10 extend sd
sewer through Theelth Ito The ryef Also, for se yer
10 from Senthavenue 10 the bukhesd at
the ElevenlhAve Also, for sewer In Columbia o. from
ID, Stanton sewer within about 60 feet OF Ryngons
persons intercrestod In the above having objections
thereto are requested 70 present me .an;s N
IN Xneust 18th 1856 NICHOLAS DEAN,
aul4 lOi Frsst. CroL Aqueducl Dept