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ARe,yAI, OF THE WAsHNGToN.-The U.

ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.-Ihe u.
s. Mail steamship Washington, Geo w. FLOYD,
Commander, from Bremen Nov. 9, RIA southampton
Nov IA, at O'Clock, p NJ, arrived yesterday morn
mg at o'clock having made the passage IN IL days
and Il hours She brings large freight list and i42
passensers The following is a list OF her passen-
gers
A Gould Franz Schieier, Morce Franklin, Col
ROd B Cox A Perry W Attepbrough and lady, Frederick
Wilson, Frederick Saunders. VIM. Lacy and lady, Mrs
Margaret Fry, John Fry, James Fly Wm n Fry, Rcasfd'
Buchhotz, Ellen Fry and servant, Mdme. Chaoot,
Richard Jacobs and lady John Shepstine G. Bell and
lady, Margaret A Devereux and CHILD. Ann Skey, Mary
Z. Hadder and child. Geo. Henderson. Rev DR. Mont
quincy John Augusta. VIM Augusta. ]. Is Dun, s.
G. Oimsted Miss T. +. Mars, Miss NJ. A. Nicholson,
l A. Berols, and son. T. A. Hopkins, L; s. Consul J.
sens, L. A. veldman, L. Veldman. +. Peters, P DAM
kn u Peters b. Pieters. A. Pieters, Pieteu Pie
tiers, j. Peters, s. Pleters. c. A Denther Henry
Block, Mr. Buchholt1, lady and servant, W buSnho1'
CHARLES Roth b. Eylers and lady. Theodore Eylers.
Edward Eylers Matilda EyleIs. Vessel and servant,
z Cohn ID. Fierle and child, Oscar Jansen, Margaret
Kiamm, Kathnka Henzinger, Robert Henzinger, Anna
Henringer Louisa Hsbrcht Mrs Elise susenbe,h, Thee
Ia Susenbeth, Antoine Sussnbeth, whitening schon-
bound, William y. Schocke, Frederick r Sshlocke,
Mrs Elsasser Mrs. Seh,eher, H. tle,ha' Rose
Rev. c. Hammer, Rev. J b. Mcarmand; Sir. Schenos,
Mira Y. Niebuhr Anna Bols, Johannes Ramona LOUIS
Schade, Miss - Brochan, : AlicsbeTg. Mrs n Bern
stem and child Caroline Hennely, Mrs r Gerhard
hl Gerhard, Paul Gerhard. Allen Gerhard; Johannes
Gerhard, Mrs Zuban and servant. Henry zu-
hand " Cuban. g. Zuban. K, Zusan, Charlotte haus-
shld o. W Schefer, Miss o. { Hirsch MissS c HTseh,
Akress. George Sombers, l. n. Hennng George Floyd
Thomas Short, Louisa Narin-Iota iil
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
v;rs-Numerous Railroad Accidents, and Loss
of Life.

BosToN Friday, Nov. 2s, 1851.
fire broke out this morning, in the chemical oil
factory OF MAYNARD & Trowbrldge, IN South Boston,
doing damage TO the extent Of $4,000.
On the Rutland and Vermont Railroad yesterday,
when near Rutland, the freight tram was thrown
down an embankment, through misplaced switch
The fireman was killed, and Mr.. Taylor, the Con-
ductor had his leg broken.
Last evening the Engine and forward car of the
train from Newton was thrown off the track Of the
Worcester Railroad. by heavy iron rail being ma
Iciously placed theline. 100 passengers narrow
" escaped death the engine was shady damaged.
The O'Clock train from Milford last evening, ran
over an Irishman, killing him instantly.
Yesterday afternoon "A train on the Branch Rail
road between Salem and Lawrence, ran over a
sleigh containing a gentleman and several children.
The gentleman and one child were instantly killed.
We cannot earn the names.
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PATENT MLK.-A very valuable discoy'
e,y has recently been patented by French sen. of
man The discovery relates to the preseryaIfon oi
mai for an indefinite perodiof time. The discovery
Siton, but appears to have escaped the observation
Of the Jury The milk tablets can oe gIaIsG nv
S. nowdsr and when pu, into tea, they VIII nmeu
a,eIr disseye, without leaving any sedimeh. Viz.
ever behind, while the milk itself not only retains T ~,
S,n favor, bu, also It's nutritious quaiiues' F0'
long sea voyages its utility is obvious. r,es
YEA Post.office has been established al
c.eanx;cb station, Huron County, Ohio.
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NOTICE.-.-Public

notice hereby gwen to the owner or owners, occu-
pant ~ occupants Of all houses and lots improved or un-
,mproy ed lands affected thereby that the ioowln;
been completed by the Assessors and are
lodesA .-s A. pprsan lf Assessn,6uss 10, -,
animation by all persons Interested For BIZ IDING
aSEWER in FOURTEENTH ST.. between the 10th -av.
Hudson The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both SIDES Of
l4h St. between 6th-av and Hudson River on both SIDES
18TH 18th and I7th ss between on and on the
easterly sie ef hav between 18th and 8thsts and
the westerly side between l3band 18th SITS both sides
Of 8th- av otbav and easerly sides Of Hudson st. and
I0h-ay between 18Th and 18th. SITS. All persons whose
interests affected by the above named assessments aud
who are opposed the same. either Of Them are
gne 10 present their objections I'm writing. to the
derigred Mt their office No. Hall Of Records. within
thirty days from the date of this notice Office, Bureau Of
Assessments Street Department. Nov IS 1851.
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ms ISAAC WI SMITH,
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From JAMAIcA.-We find no news of
importance in our Kingston papers by the Brother
Jonathan.
The Magistracy Of st. Georges, at a
special session of the peace held at Buff Bay the
s,h inst, resolved to petition the Legislature 10
reestablish an efectual armed Police.
The Small POX continues with undated
vrulence in the Duncans and Ulstersprng districts
of TrelawDy.
The Cholera still fingers in the parish
of Trelawny, a fatal case occurring now and then
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CORPORATION NOTICE-pubI,e

~ notice hereby gwen TO the owner or ovnss.
pant occupants Of al houses AID lots Improved
improved lands affected thereby that following asses
meuts have been completed BY the ASSESSOR and
logged the ofce Of the Bureau Of Assessments for 81
animation. by all persos interested VIZ Tor PAVING
AVENUE from 18th t. lsfhss The limits embraced ~
such include al the several houses snf lots OF
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on
beth sides " Avenue B. between and i8 hiss on tue
northsry side Of 3'hst. both sides Of Ithst l5h-sf
ard southerly SIDE Of 6th-st between lines running par
e % Avenue B. and dsiaEt 33s feet easery and 55 feet
westerly hererom, the northery side Of i6,h-s both
SIZES Of nth ard southery SIDE u 18th between the
Ease River and distsnt 3S3 westerly from Avenue
ard parallel thereto. All PERSONS whose
affected by the above named assessments, and who
opposed TO the same either Of them requested
20 present their objections wrs.ng 10 the Undersigned
at their Office Ne Hall OF Records, within thirty days
from the date this no;ce-Oeice. BGresa Il Assess
ments. Street Department Nov IS. 1851.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessor
MS 10; ISAAC WIN SMITH
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DFpApTMFNT of REPAIRS and

IMPAIRMENT OF KEPAIhS anu
- SUPPLIES Nov ls, ls5L-Io b. II. atSs 81
81. Ccmr,soner OF Repairs and Supplies, No New CH!
Hall, unt FRIDAY, Noy g. at =, , es .1ect,on o.
al DING On the corner Of white and Em-sis 70 u
oSupled As an Armory for the State Militia 5easr'
vi s.,,n ate for the Mason and worA
nan and specIicaiIon Of the oudmg Iequfed a. y.
noImstiou m regard thereto caa be h1a ~ tne Once
~ S-~rntsadent OF Repairs TO PUBLIC Bui.dinSs, No
TIrsIsshsf blank estimates be had al etthef once
an. Comm,ssfoaer reservesIhe rxhfsof reectIns
A.. OF any Of the estimates, II deemed ior .ng Ms ~
CEpoTatioa =, p.,s,s ..d S,-nnIie.
H24 Conlhsssiot7'e u ~ 49,
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0TpFFT DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

Sa,p.-,-ds public notice 10 hereby gwen, that abe
r,.sutisns have been presented in the Board 81
IS,Trfn To FENCE VACANT Lofty on norm ms, ssae ~
tut IN WITH ST and south sde Of Thirty -slAIn-
81 hsix.en ON and tOth also east side OF II
az BETWEEN sSh and 18th rs, To REGULATE IOn-
~ EIITUs ST between 10th and ith. avs 70 conior
- ~ rr.Ss sdoptsd June %. 1851 To OPEN ana kso
ULATE t nm "a Tsc 4 Tors "a
H. -. hosnSed by 18th and 9Th sfs fth an - y.
All es, os interested HAVING ohec:ions sss,ensi :,
auesis to present them IN wItas 70 sae ~ Ne
W u &c q, 1851 ,socsv a.x..t C.nnsa,asf.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Put

CORPORATION NOTIFICATIONS no.
~ tce hereby gwen to the owner OF owners
csan,s of ali houses and lots improved or unlmproVed
lands affected thereby, that the following
completed BY the ASSESSOR and are lodged IN
Ls ofce of Inc Bureau of Assessments for ANIMATION
nv ali persons interested, viz For REGULATING ana
p.VySG TWENTY. NINTH ST, from 9th 70 7tll av
r. its embraced BIZ such assessment include all the
syers houses and iot ground vacant lots pieces ana
Parcels Of land situated both SIDES OF th az
~ md All persons whose interests are affected oy
h above named assessments and who are opposeq 70 Ie
sane or either Of them requested TO pre- sent men %
r,or IN rtipg 10 the undersigned, At their ONCE o.
Hail Of Records within thirty days from ne da'e 81 w.
notice -Orice Bureau of Assessments. street Depa'
urnt Nov Is, 1851. orr
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ASSESSOR
.9fiaf ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
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~ tice hereby gwen the owners. occupant
occupants OF all Houses and Lets. improved unim
proved Lands affected thereby that the following Assess
ments have been completed by the Assessors and
lodged IN the Office Of the Bureau OF Assessments for
rrat'cn, by oil ntrsons interested. For LAYING
ROSSN l. h ) IA the THlRD-ANENUE. frum
ElGHrlETH 20 EIGHTY. SiXTH-SrRKEr The limits
embraced BY such include all several Houses
and Lots Of Ground. vacant Lots and parcels II
Land situated both sides OF rhxdaverue between 10Th
and 8h both sides Of 60th Slst 62d SD saith. SSH
and 96h between lines running parallel 20 3iay and
3O5 feet easeIly and 400 feet westerly therefrom
IA persons whose interests affected BY the above
ed Assessments, and who opposed % the same.
or either Of them, requested present their OBJ
ecors, IN writing. the undersigned al their Office,
No Hall OF Records. within thirty DAYS from the
date IL tbs noticeOce. Beau OF Assessments Street
Department, Nov. e5 1851
SAMUEL. II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
~, N, sSAAC WI SMITH,
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CORPORATION Notires.
rORpORATION NOTICE.-Public

rORPORATION MOTTO E.-Public no.
~ ,ce hereby given to the owner or owners occ apaa.
cnsnt of All houses and lots. improved or unmproved
IL atteced thereby that the following Assessments
have been completed BY the and are T lodged IN
va. .i" ~ ali nersons interested, VIZ For FLAGGlNG
SPACE four FEET WIDE through o the -, sdD ".
" 1f,,s embraced by such Assessment include all
hs several houses and lots Of ground, vacant lots
peces and parcels OF land situated on me e'ery ses
or llst and AID AL persons whose interests
are affected by the above named and are
saJ a. The same or either of them, requested 70
nyesent ,heu obecons writing, 70 the unders gnee al
tseir Office Ne Hall Of Records within thirty JAYS from
~ dsre Of this notice-Oice. Bureau 81 Assessinehs
S,ras, Depsrtment Nov. Is, 1851.
suee' D0'' SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors
ns,ia ISAAC WM. SMITH
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4
- Hall of Records Public notice IS hereby gwen NAY
the follow petitions 5ays been presented u Ihs e
txeen 18th av and Hudson River To OPEN and r.
vi FVENTH AVENUE. from l07f 81 20 rySa t.IpsT
sTETFT from 18th av 20 Hudson River az -, r. a. n
Io.ng Resolstions To REPAYE and kEsL ns6s T.
Tnver.lty place where required re I'LL -. Ian and
LOIS bloc. sGsnisa HAVING ns thereto
s AL 70 spesert them m 70 the a
4 b. 5ssTs BE pop &c a1 Stree.
nj
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DEPARTMENT. No.

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4
- Hall Of RGcords.-publc Notice Is hereby SVEN tina,
Inc ovrg nettons have been presented IN the Board
II Assistant Aldermen. To REGULATE aud GRADE
THIRTY SEVENTH ST betssen LsE,1 ston ana 81 avs
IN NINETY EIGHTH-sT between tth and 1th avs 10
OPEN ELEvENTH-sr from DRY Dock 81 % me Eass
and GUTTER on the westerly side Of ElIIABETH-s ST i,
between Grand and Hester sts from No IS 70 Ne 81 To
OPEN CARRIAGE WAY IN ElGHII-fouf h.oI :,
on he west side of 2day All persons Interested. having
objections thereto are requested 10 present them IN writing
to the undersigned at his Office on or before the zSh d
nj
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SUPERIOR CouRT.-Before Judge Ma
Iobn Wfb,r agt. John Washington, formerly
Tnr poo,buick hut name changed by apphcationt 70
,be IeCisaiure) for seduction and violation as 70
darsh,sr of Mr. Weber, already referred to. 'er'
S,c, fo- nlajufjff $4,000.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

rotice i hereby gwen. 20 the owners
pant occupants Of all houses and lots improved
an proved lands affected thereby that the following
ats have been completed by the Assessors and
lodged the Office Of the Bureau Assessments for
snEuatOn by al persons interested viz. for FENCING
VACANT LOIS on the north side Of THIRTEENTH
STRICT between % and 81 The limits embraced BY
such assessment include al the lots pieces and
parcels OF land situated the north westerly OF
18Th 81 and 2d Ward Nos .J3 asd 53t. and the lot
roTtfeTy side of 18th - Wars No 16o9. All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
menis ard who opposed 10 the same either of them
requested present their objections writing TO the
undersigned. at their Office. No Hall OF Records within
.kJ days from the date OF his notice Office Baresr u
ASST ssments Street Department, Nov. as, 1851
SAMUEL II. DE MOrT.)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
u2J lot ISAAC WM SMITH
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Interesting from Texas and Mexico-White
Captives Recovered from the Camanches-
Americans Joining the Sierra Madre Revo-


NEw-ORLEANs, Wednesday, Nov. 90, 1851.
Dates from Galveston, Texas, to the 2lst inst state
that Col Rogers has length succeeded In effectlng
a treaty with the Camanche Indians Col Rogers
recovered twentyseven white ca tiyes from the "a
manches who had been in bondage for some time.
The latest advices from the seat OF war on the RIO
Grsnde, report that Gen. CaravaJal had received
reinforcement of four hundred Americans, and was
making preparations to renew hostliities on most
formidable scale.
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Dsmestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov % Ar; 81; 90 HODGES. ware
Bcidis 81. John. n b 3d. 'chi
ham. =. a.. -, zYlstte. NV
YORK ssa. ~ ~ sr,s Hsa scn, winsisWs osss~-
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= n,.,cr rpFCEJyER of TAXES,

OFFICE of RECEIVER Of TAX ~,
IN New City Hall-TAxEs for ls, ~, M Va
are heIeDy ~ r. - 70 n unpaid ou the
ooeebpFeCS1EMBER NHxT and rwS PER ckSi u '"'
TIN would urge upon the Tax raIsss =, sya.s
II making eart payments as n, s,oy ass
pota".S md DELAY wlnch must nscsssafaJ s'''
.ne :, The Der centage beng added cfrSp Tar
The S.,s%Sss nai II
Payers lei day on which Taxes VIII be fscessa "se
vi" ,Ss adiiiisu Of one per cent .,.,.~k a NJ -
,r,,s for receis lrg money, Hom "c'~A' -
~ lss,s S,"' '''I HXTVEF tiARz. 2scssG %1axsA
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DEPARTMENT, No

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4
- Hall OF Records Public notice is hereby gwen ina,
h fIiong resolutions have been presented IN the Board
~ " ass.,,nt AI1,rmeu To GRADE THIRTY-FIFfH-
STREET between I'd and 3d-aVs to conform 70 the new
Tade II 2d.ay To FLAG space FIVE feet wide IN n1pt
mi between 2th and goth SIS Also the following Res
olutoos To FENCE VACANT LOTS, on the oloSk
b,ndsd nv NH and l8th-ss and By 3h and 9TH avs 10
III AG SIDEWALKS On north side sEVEhIEENiH-
STREFT between 4th and 9Th avs and RELAY FLAT
CINf; where the same may be- required All persons IN
ereseJ having objections thereto requested TO present
them in writing the undersigned at his Oce' on OF De-
f,1re the 25th dav of NOyembes nett.
MS JOHN T DODGE. Street Commissioner
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CoURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Concic-
ton of Grmzig-In the case of Otto Grunzg, tried
on an indictment for the murder Of his wife, by
poison the Jury after being in session about 30 hours,
gave notice, little before o'clock yesterday morn
ing that they had agreed-and the officers proceeded
to notify the members Of the Court, who assembled
a little before o'clock, and the Jury returned a
verdict of equity of Murder"
THE Jury, it is said, stood for some time II to
for guiltyl
The Court adjourned TIL Saturday.
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SAMUEL VI. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
.SAaC WI SMITH,
NOTICE-public no.

CORPORATION MOTTO Public no.
~ tce hereby gwen to the owners occupant
occupants of all Houses and lots improved unnp oved
Lands. affected thereby, thai the following Assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged
the office Of the Bureau al Assessments for examination by
all persons interested, For FLAGGING SPACE
FOURFEET WIDE through the SIDEWALK Of WEST
ELEVENTH-ST and LAYING CROSSWALk across
the carnageway OF ELEN ENrH ST In front Of the Second
Reformed Presbyterian Chufck IN tina, street The linn
embraced by such Assessment include all the
raj Houses and Lots OF Ground vacant Lots pieces and
parcels of Land situated both sides of tht between
9th and It'll All persons whose affected by
the above named Assessments and who are opposed to
the same either ID them requested TO present their
objections writing, the undersigned at their Office,
No Hall of Records, within thIty days from the date
of this notice Office. Bureau Of Assessments Street
Department Nov % 1851.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
n9s int ISAAC WM SMITH
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CoURT CALENDAR.-Monday .--SUpERIoR
CouRr-Nos. 10, 81, 30, Sc, 81, 20, 49, "a, 1872, &C.
25 $780, l39 81, u.s. A. l62 81 I66 1877 III, l73, g. 6
90, So, Sc, 90, 100, l42, I43, IS, 102, 80
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v. b. PALMER'S COLUMN

MANKIND, it is said, may be divided
1'H into three distinct classes thoss who srr 10 ,taA
born u abandon error after con,ctsoa th.se vho
are gulble be easily deceived and tAss who srs
advantage - 49, ~
Pc 70 adopt true Pnnples Who revere the syoss IN wAsA
they have grown gray
nluss'pny ~f<om and liberty supPon Ons another. 10
VINO w NJ feAson IN fanatic he Who cannot
1901 ne Who dsre not rcaseu = A slave
Industry, well directed, Will give a m a. a, u.testv n
rev wears me greatest 'ndns;ry usappled asees
lhe shortest anu sees' ~ay - 1--we with honor -
world. 10 be IN reality what would annoax ~ n.
He who never changes any al as opsasoas fever or
reefs any OF his mistakes
Perform fearlcssly what You beliv- to be ueht.
" Heaven helps those who help themselves.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--Public

CORPORATION Public
~ notice Is hereby 20 the owners.
cupan OF occupants of all houses and lots improved
improved lands, affected thereby that the following As
sessmenfs have been completed by Assessors and
lodged the office the Bureau of Assessments 0r eNa-
inatrun by all persons rested For aCROSSWALk
In BROADWAY, between BToome and Spring SITS, in
frou of the American Art Union The limits embraced BY
such assessment include all the several houses ana ios
of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
ON both sides of Broadway. between Broome-st and a
line about $50 feet northery therefrom. All persons
whose interests are affected by the Assess
nents and who opposed TO the either OF them,
are requested 10 present their objections IN writing 10
the at their office No Hall Of Records with
in thirty days from the OF tins notice office Bureau
of Assessments Street Department, Nov. 23, 1851
SAMUEL " De NOTT,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ms lot ISAAC WM. SMITH,
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

Records Public notice Is hereby gwen that inc iol-
low rg neons have been presented ia tho board OF A.
dermen. To ESTABLISH the GRADE Of SEVEN
TENTH and EIGHTEENTH STREETS between I've ioth,
GLITTER in SEVFNTEENTH-ST STREET from ,GI az
10 Nanhattan Gas Works and GRADE and III RNPlkE
tons TO FENCE VACANT LOTS on south side -, NJ
TWENTIETH STREET, between 5th and eth-.F col
~ All psrsons interested having ooecons thereto &c
,eoueSied 10 present them writing y the etn!
hotrce on or before the I'll day u December nertNo
xember q, 1851 JOHN I DODGE, Street COMMISSIONER
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V. II. Paimers Selection Of Rules for BusiaesS
Men.

Establish yourself the broad aud sound basis Of stsg-
IT,
So the means they open 20 all.
Calculate the probabilities of the future increase anA
multiply the means OF information
To compete successfully with your ncghbor, participate
IN the facilities afforded 20 e ahead
Confess ignorance regard To subjects IA which VOC are
uniformed listen aud learn
Keep the mind the means rather than the ob)so
Take advantage If modern facilities, and accomplish ~
much d single day required weeks months or yeasss
formerly
Don't depend upon your lungs sone-iso the lunss
Ofthe Press -.
Consider the Of the good standing Of some and IL
decline and fall and want Of Of others and regulate
your conduct accordingly
If suit not with ends those en9D
which SUIT with
Reflect hat and hear. Set mind at wos
with candor weigh well and consider for yourself:
decide and act
Treat your your friends by serving em N
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Drp GOODS.

I AIDES CLOAKS.-LANE q POR-
LITER No. IS Caharins st, offers Tor inspection ana
sale. a large and varied stock Of
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS,
embracing all the and most fashionable shapes some
Cloth Cloaks circular shape, with hoods So up. Cloth
Mantlas richly trimmed from 50 up. Velvet Mantillas
richly trimmed, with hood and tassel, SIS up. Velvet
Sack and cape, newest style Velvet Circular or PLAIN
Sacks Satin MantiIlas, Sacks or Circular
We have also veIy beautiful and superior article Of
French dressed Cloths Ladies Coas in all colors, as
well ali the shades of Lyons and German Silk Nelyets
The Coaks and Martla manufactured by ourselves
and all the materials used warranted to be Of the first
quality LADIES who purchase of us the material for Coaks
nav have them cut to any shape without charge.
p2- 3tsis LANE & PORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29
NoRpORATION NOTICE.-Public

notice "a hereby gwen, 20 the owner or owners oca-
,n, ~ ccunants Of al houses and lots improved or oni-
proved lands affected thereby that the following
ocs IN m, ofce of the Bureau Of Assessme nts i9i s
animation by all persons interested W For rAyn ,,,
TW ENTY NINTH ST from TIL 70 Sth ay.. Inc lill.s
nv snrh asSessment include all the sever houses
md lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels 81 .aa
situated on both sides OF Zsth-st oet%seh A- ~ 800
All re.son. whose interests are Affected y INC Ao"'e
named assessments and who are opposed Y the s.s OF
s' 20 the undersigned at their Office No Han OF
Records within thrty days from the dae Of ms npsce
Office Bureau Of Assessments Stree, pep-i'"eA' NV
IS, 1851. SAmS EL ~ n.CIoI sIiS A..e-.or.
n,s N, ISAAC WM SMITH, )