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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL
ESTATE. er r-a -l

TVHE subscriber offers to sell his
FARM, situated on Little Sixteen
Creek, miles from Kanawha river,
in Mason county, Va, which contains
500 acres, with 20 acres improved, well
watered and adapted for raising stock,
with a brick House, frame Barn, and
good Orchard, and well close to the
door Of the house.
He will also sell his Farm lying on
the Ohio Sixteen, 10 miles from Gallipolis, 10
miles from Point Pleasant, and miles from
Kanapha river, which contains 336 acres, 20
acres cleared, good orchard, n well of good wa
ter, good hewed log house, and in a good state
Of euItivat on. Terms 10 suit the times. For
particulars enquire of the subscriber living on
the farm, on Lite. Sixteen, Kauhvhn. or of
John P. Stafford, near Gallipolis, Ohio, 70 -ror
7.'' JOHN KAUFMAN.
June 18Th, ls5l.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
rrsts .hssla - z<ss~H' 10
aMeINE0SH'SA0
BAESAN OF INDIAN SQTAW ROOT,
Yensw rsptaF, as.rhoand ana WiIa
Ygherrfs1
is believed to be the best compound now q
/ .fered 10 theIwer,d for diseases Of the !
d z Lungs, Chest and Stomach,
Lungs, Chesi and Stomdch,

It puri6e. the Blood hepls. fine Lpngs and
strengthens the system generally. Good for
Consumption, Asthma, Copghs, Group, Inha-
nation of the Lungs. Bronchitis, Bleeding Of
the Lunses, Pain IN The Breast and Side, Liver
Complaints.t Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Rheuniat ism,
.cbal and Fever. &C. This Bslsam is better
than either Wine or Brandy to take during
the intsrmiss;ons Of Fever. and after all Fe-
vers are broke, to keep up and increase the
strength of the patient, and never should be
omitted where there Is any cough present.
w, F. cox. Proprietor.
r. MeIntosh,s celebrated. Cherry Cordial for the
cure of Diarrboea or pysentefy, for. sale only
by- J. & p. A. SANNS, Wholesale and retail
Druggists, GaniPoiis, o. 'H
JuIv ~. '5il--3m -.''..- y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
acIs ndee9.IaAlIlI0

"a case JIasd been tfiedsdn BOStSn,
in which a saclsrgvusan aEad S6eH fox
.IibeIsin ANNOUNCING from the sPnlpit
the aeTHsione 0a1as member f6r I'M
moral codduce. o. The decision was
i'm favor OF The defendant on the
ground Chat The libel complained Of
was, whether true or false, priyi-
legged. They say that aIchurch has
a right 10 maintain its discipline, and
j in. ? g so doing has a right to eexamiRseeF-
idence, discuss lacis,na end sfeportits
proceedings. ri-iest .f'kt qua
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

"A Man OVER THE FALLs,-A c9ri
respondent of the Cleveland Demo-
crat thus speaks oflthe man who has
Just taken fhe inevitable fatal leap
over the falls Of Niagara . ~
iTheindividuaH was said to have
teen a resident OF Navy Island. a
man Of dissolute 'Hsbirs, who,s hsVihg
veutured out with his boat in state
OF fntoxication, perhaps with a bot
tie. for his companion. /. fell asleep, and
while ID Ibis ebndiiioB, ffOateH into
the rapids on The Canada side, when
all was speedily over, He lell out Of
the Boat when some distance, down
the rapids, and, passing @i;hia some
fiftyoleei OF the Slower" was seen
by several persons TO ge over 5the
pfecipice below this poini-y Whiie
on visit 10 the HWhiFlpooL"l athis
morning. we were informed that the
body had BEEN for several hours Elsi-
bic at intervals amid the revolving
waters. While gazing, ,at this scene
Of sublimity and awful grandeur, we
discovered the mulIatedH remains as
they s@efs completing their last CIR
euit'of This watery abyss, and, as the
body. moved out and foated down
the river. lhad a distinct view ofdii
for, ,tiye or. ten sminutes with a spy
glass, as well as with the unaiaedsye'
At this, lime, not Eestig6 oi his
clothing aemaiaed omhims aRhiieodne
Of The iowers sextremities, rad 9afm
aAa,tae head, we're r6mPhsteis sever:
| ed dromEhis bbas, sthus' ssgiVihg Some
indication of the rough road owe
which il had passedEa terrific spec
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

HEAy1, DAMAeEs,-Ano accident ee-
CURED on the Midland, Railway in Eng
land Iop; the lsth.sf May last in which
Mr. Blake was Killed. His wife prose-
cuted fhe company, and, mas Just recoy-
cred verdict Of, $40 600. for damages
sustained BY the loss Of her husband, it
being aProysd on, the trial shat the .acci-
dent was easssd BY elesspess Of the
Company s agents. 1881 So 'sgsaE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
LUMBER YARD.
DAY SCHOOL.

Reading and Ortbogrspby per quarter. 81 so
Reading. Orthography and Writing 200
Arithmetic, English Grammar and GsOgr
raphy, .r--- -ssa.-- r...-s- D. 3 90
The government IN this Institution
will be mild, yet firm; and the Precep-
tor win cheerfully devote all his ener-5
gies to the advancement, both. in cor,
tsct morals and useful learning, Of the
pupils committed TO his charge. 50 ~,
- % JAMES HARROP. !.
May 18th, 1851. sarq sa.i,ss s..s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

ARMY CoufRT MARfIAL-+tFhe Ndr-
fclk Courier Gays taat-a N miiffitary Cpurt
Martial with BfeVet UcFys Hug Of the
OfsnahceyBs President, has been con-
veked az Fortress Monroe, Bf order Of
Majors GeReraf w e9i, commander Of the
Eastern Division Of ths G..sf Army, for
theitfialsof an officer Of thal Puist.s on a
charge of traHsgressing fhelrules Of the
sewiceia punishiDgr a a''soldler With too
macE lsezeTitysa birs a asuaa iiroc sdi
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

I ,sesn. sss.,. a. n leopard, sir, change bis
SON Yes, shs EsfisshiSRRs' wien Rs's tireddp a ofi Si one oR
spot he gossito another" -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

CUGAR.-I5O hhd. prime N. o. Sugar. Ou
- hand and for sale low by -l..1r.r
OAKES & BUSKIRK.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

Ashta buIa, o., GeneraI Agents.
For sale by A. L. ScovILI, corner Of Finn
and Race streets, Cincinnati; also. l.. ?. MA
GUET. Gallipnlis, Ohio. Thos. Evans, Cen
treville. Hnllidays, waddell & CO., Porter.
Feb. -. 81 .-1yrhC4m-oet "a. 80
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
Pa,ronize Home nanufnc,ure.

and their workmen EXPERIENCED and
FAITHFUL, the Goods manuf ctured will
equal in quality, any in the East or
West, and will be, sod at prices as low
Who will not patronize the home man
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04
more s.ah So.OoS Fs..ou. Osrss.

IL is upon the
principle Of IEsES-
sIBLE PkRsPIRA
lTIoSs a. exhibited
lRthis cut. that the
] human body deli
J vers itself of i'm
purities aud dis
ease. "The blOOd
being the life OI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

FRESH supply Of swinterk strained Lard Oi
/ -for sale at SANNS, Drug Store
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-04

i am for a, division of labor. Swan
says he has to Work all the time with his
nose down upon the public grind stone,
Four years must have ground tito a pint
Poor fellow The public ought not to in
sist on having the handle of his mug
ground eleanaqfHTl have large, full.
grown and well-blown nose, red as q
beet and tough as sole teatheF,7 + TpsE
to ah post Of duty iiIofa itlup AS
sacrifice. i clap it on, the grind stone
Fellow-eiiizens, grind away-grind till
Ih01Iersenaf, and thatll be some time
first. forf'lf hang on like grim death tc
a dead African. srea,f sre .sE .ua
Time e's,most out. Neli1 like TO for.
gotto telf You my nar:se. IFS Daniel
for Short DAN. Not a handsome name
for my parents are, poor people, who
lived where the quality appropriated ali
the nice names therefore they had tc
take what was left and divide around
among us--but it's as-handsome as
am-k. Russell. Remember every one
Of yousthatt' t'snorSwan. sTf51 = =
am sure 20 be elected. SO one and
Iall, great and small, short and. tall
pvhen you come down to Jackson.. afte,
K the eiection-stoR ai dhs Auditors office
lE--the Hatch sitting always hangs out
5lentef without knocl1ng-take Of Won, lor,
jfhings, and make yourself al home.
II Dan crawfshed OUT of ne. ,stuna
bobbiHg- his head, like, a,tip-up. ami5
cheers for Dan, IA DIN RUSSELL an,
'Young, Davy CEockeit.hsqsl7 ne J z
lseahE Gl'feopafd, Sir Sir. chance =;
Isp6tsgohai ssv lssrnshs shiVetT 'ssot''f'
SON yss shs wien hes tiredd7 a. Ofi dfi on, on
spot he gossito another" =
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PROPOSALS.

,>>SSsS> sr,sSr ~ tNAIt ~ RFCOKpS- ssses
&.h ~ h reviewed Al he atsvs a,ensf me- 81
stiss a. isl a. oNksA, IN ~ ieae ''tAa' ~, -
:, s.,...e As,vss Nst Az To regulate 49, go
ss..s ncr my rinth q seventy Nat sf iAa NJ. 80,
- ~ aNasnsisos Usgvn sau es hAd "a sfls $50"
-, II ~ he ls,Artmsnt ~nVocnc.t ~, IAN
"a, VS'A " ~ JpaN r DOpGE. street Comm'ss'oe's
sSvRgrr prrARrNsNr No HAL Of ee.,. oss mi
49, ~ - reccvrd the street Connr'-ilie' '' ~
h, 50 etA oNA.A NJ q Au ne ~. q sr"aa D.
49, n at, oa q ard nwy AMI sis f',s ~ ~ r
.,A ~kess- No earth rans, spscac'''n- ~, ~ y, ~, ~
49,, a. er A.o apphcauoa % The Noo"eN' >NN " Wv
'sssssA j0HN nopeE street Ccnn'i's'ou'r
SSYAlEp PROPOSALS es aeiaiae AMI hnt ~ s = Al a.
49, :, a =, ,sa IN vii Be received A. ne ones i no
e.. MI A. Roara Of sdacsto1 AS ~ he oudei,snea
49, ~ Az N Jaruary. iSo Tbs Paos ,na -v,o s'
- -. - .t.Sr al The housso Asa sAtit hsa ~
i.sr,ss res So,h between 9Th and Sih avSNeN '''A
fe> WA 'N rREMIAHE CARY, Conn sson.rs Of connoa
No s.wsw Asa SMITH 0'''N'i''
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S,urRrsr couRr H. u- r,'isr q nr apo''s'sa Of -
ss T. Na,sp ise ,o or ~ Fase s1s,
Aoosn ntOuNis"pALt sQuAt Boz ti. N'n-ssah Fsm y
crmsnsf, 81 s c, IN sss Yots par,nt y ittas la ra.l
made and provided mat tlssah ne Mo Afsrnea Com
sup'sms cou' Of rs State fss fpii sis peel Tern Of un
Saturday ne 1T dJ of Fstuay s'I Al NE opening 81 No Coi'
ilat Day thereafter counsel Gao 's n"d i1 m"ap
,bovs entitled matter t- aai -ltat OF s iei-i TO-
gov.nri - i,e oi-., Asi LAB, a. o., -l .,s >. Us
between Estih tafh avenues f1d my hi az
rig tn,h ,'s'. as 'a or a,.a '- '' a. az -, 9T
pro,cent las g If reefs sni Hoat' he y
se ~ Yoi be 'er is .s.6. HEyRY - DAVIS
$50 usbl Council % ih- Cooperation
CUrREYE COURT L. e lsi,,r arp cation e'tae ~
70 ne 0FESiSG Il sEyENTi iis5T STREET rafl Az,
tne 20 seventh avenue in he ae.-f I'd VAC oi az ~
The CITY Of New iora punuAn. TO Statute g,h case a,d- .ad
- ~ ~ ~ --ol,f-n b. he supre- Court
Of the state NJ York Special Of The ad Court % os
Of February 1851 at opening Of Court hAt cav
Ultimate snd Assessment The above entitled m,ttsr
Tat The and extent 90 the improvement ~ the opening o -
tenth Ward Of Cts Of New Yofs laid the or
plan the sad Cry BY whine Of an Act entitled A
10 Improvements touching he laying ou Of streets ard Hoads
ne o Of Ssw YoI1 AUD ot one. Papoe' passed APS iS0
$50 GsOi HEsRY Z. DAVIES. coaassi 70 hs Corporation
SUPREME oOURT.-Ia the n.er Of the aeeneaiea Of he
oMsyor aesrnen ns e9TToIsy o. ne ~ o. H e ,1
nue 10 Fth avenue. In the Fsteenth Ward CyPublc
NOTICE Hereby gwen By The Aieen and COMMONLY .!
the City Of pursuant Statute such made and
provided ~ Mayor Aldermen and comnona' OF ne
CITY Yo intend make ,pPle-ton m the snprene Co1
Of York Special Term OF the sad Court 70 %
he'd the City Hal City 4 Nsw York Saturday he st
cav 1881 at the opening the Court on tst da or -
thereafter heard fr the apponneut Of Com
missioner Assessment the above ented mnt7i
that th- 1t
Sixty street. Third Ftt Avenue, IN the cas
eenth City, lad the or plan Of ne
CIV ei New York by Act eniet An A. relative 20
Improvement touching the Laying out OF Streets and Roads mo
CITY Of and o other purposes passed Apni j. 1871
Dated New York, December IS 1851
DO tebi HENRY +. DAVIES, Counsel 10 the Corporaon
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A pnIsisrKAronp sALHgs gsrsuspes d a. e'ssr Of Tie
Eaa nusoSr HosScs WI ssh snS.r s,s,csof
s:s. ssT srsye * ssis q. e 81 sss Vo !.
ceased nststs a rcec sneon tihs bstni' tEhrs -
CIV al Esw yo the eh ssy ~ January merit ~ trsy ocA
a nooa oovs ss'oSt real estate oi wsicA ME- d as''s
90 los s.o. or parcel Of sns VI. vostssu Ware
ehs CITY Nsv IoA iovn Ca As map ~ chan ofayMis arm
~ he Aeadf.. aad rv hrs boeaae ~ssr,el
-st~.v sstsry hy l $50 eoutAsry By 20 ga uohey b
na sts 6sax Width fout And - sst AID u depth 100
i..s AID kuowu 49, Brosivsy ,
lltbaicssa o rsos PSrcsl Of tsaa "a y = a-t y
ne cy GINS" "a se - =. 80; ~ 80
- IN 's ststs 'ds Of Js@ ,ne he so1ihry sas Of ShsaAr
Of ft 10 iss' nchs' 70 ANS ointg ~ .s ss' o.
foSs Bsoe AID Of lanes sea-: ia'sts q ,thsi ,os
norsry pohss s rVcs CT bsyaas sso'n a. rola
an tho.s our e.s;,o lot. Of aud sga,a q ely
s,t1gusl.d ss c's Ecs 5 55 T On n ind, bsoleg
ne estate Of Anthony P:nsd oounsse ..''aY 0a' oy sS
ana go pofhsry ~ lot no o. containing 'front.' ,nd rear ss.
I'D :, . ss !, s ~ s ,ss sac
All ihoss certain os Of nd 10 ths e%hIa Vac o. .as ~ o.
sonhsrJ nom The norsasts5 SoTnSI q ar.sn-h ana Ssea
49, ,S,"~s Al gh, sngss 70 eresnS street 20 fot
sDcs southsry hns psr,s ersanwchstr's - fest
aches sucs wssy 70 ss " the Place OF bsgrninK sne~as
suuS.rs ITp sne ]ol Green ch street
An thatesM5 10, o. ana The sn.:sa.s var ., sue ~;
40 a. souts lot o. ststsrD oy los NO ~ containing
let T bnmSs a' no GO : noe as. Of {. s ws% B.ys
LOT parcel of land ths sIss9th ward Of tie
steel J.ns 100 s.i westerly RON westerly Of seventh
running thence lOrherys
avenue fat ant hsh nch thence s&stsfy, hEs
1sr,s 10 srsn.h street 100 feet the westerly line OF the
Seventh thsnos seu'he along tha AIMS feet nchss
Isnds OF John Jacob Asori shsoe vossry about - est
auS thence seuths along snSs TO The norsb bas oil 60
asnt street.; thsncs westerly along ~ ssns 20 ise
Agthat CERTAIN lotof sne the sxsuth Ward Of "a fey .
Knnng tbs southsy SIDE Of s1ssrth rse' sss-ni
100 from The ossss Inc o Seventh thsocs
souhsr,y on parallel seysat. 100 Zee: nsnss
themes vsstsr parallel sUtssh street "a fss tbenca pob
sf Inns parallel 70 Seventh a'nus lS .ts aeas w '1
sa Inc Of Sixteenth strss bsnes sssts along ssS stress "
kssttoths place Of beginning .
oacT ot M "a lss rsd. tie NORTH
s Of Sixteenth street ss bLlk point ss sst sasts ro ies
o. 5s,en sns SNteann 81 az et
r thence ssstev thence norther - est incbss
sus ttsrce sotksy 10 ssi neAsi 70 lac
sacs Of beginning ..
Also Dat certain vh III. 1f sFsess sssoI staa2st
tKng-brdge StesuJh Ware tEs cy Of Sew Horh a.
sutsS " AsIsn6er Comb, containing trSet each see
lie suuyssn uyvs Creek 100 ss s9 through ia Nhos
lie Coronation tss ssos, from ugG &k y
Nv v.tsr rk-Dat.s Kew York, No'. 3. 1880
ug5 tJsrs IOHN y DEVELlN. Proctor II Wslsl
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

n FALL RIvER-By The splendid sad superior steam.
era BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE, Of great strength
aud speed particularly adapted to ne navigation ~ Long
island souni running Ia connection With the fs kveT And
Old Colony Railroad distance OF - ses TO sosion only
Leave pier N B nesrthe Battery
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt Win Brown, on fass-
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays at N -,
The Steamer STATE OF MAINE, Capt Ihomas T.
levitt on Mondays Wednesdays and fridays d4PM
This line Is the only one that direct for Newport
These steamers fitted with commodious stsis rooms
and every fer the security aud comfort OF pe
sengers who afforded by this roate nignEs rel o
board and on arrival Fan River proceed PER rArosd
reaching Boston early the follow morning or can ren1
on board getting their breskas. II wished for, anil tse
starting Of the accommodation train a quarter before
1oclock AN which reaches Boston II esosts0cosk An
Abaggagemaseris sgtsebed to each ~eaiser wao 70
eeves tickets tho baggage ard accompanies No sane
The rates for passage and he proc " stsserooms he
same IS by other lines -.
Providence daily, except Sundays
Freight % Boston IakeD a. the ratas a. ~ bsoknsf
regular Inca and forwarded with greaIer expedition ~ en-
Cxpress Height train which leaves al River every morn
ln9 (Sunday exceped ST O'Clock for boston AID new
gsdord arriving at its destination ~ OF about ii An
FOR freight apply board, at the ONCE on fier
yor state or berhs apply board or de<ree
u SECURE them ahead. application may be made 70 x -.
jsley FIsDALE BURDEN, Agents' ~ ana u W s1s-'
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CenirA Railroad Of Nsw-Jerssy
Nj INTER- ARRANGEMEN

w Commencing MONDAY. Nov. =, l2aa.-Tnl. koed
extends from ELIZABETHPORr 50 miles 10 the WHITE
HOUSE ~ j. reducing the sAgne between the terminus
Of tho Road and EASTON 70 % mics
This hne caves New.York by steamboat hee Jsesel,
pier do North River. and connects with uans on no
Nsw-Jersey Railroad, which ia "a NevYork fom aoo'
Of Cortland IT.
TRAINg UP-Leaye Hew.York BY stsanboa. Red Jack
o. pier No North River al Al 81 freight, and al PM.
passenger and by ~ J. RGroad. foot of Cofla1dst hs
A NJ and II Pm. ,
White House 8, 81 AN. frelght stsi AN; Passenger
senervle At AM Freight AT AN; Passenger 1t
7iPM.
Bound Brook At 81 AN. Frvlga. Al 7 ION AM; rs-
aenger al 25m Pm
PlsinfeId Al 81 Am; FrelghtU u AN; Passenger at
bpm.
weslfeid At 81 AN, Freight ss1i AM Passenger ct
SPIN
EliIabethtowu, Freghts,oiAM Passengers ~ Pm.
EHzabeihPoh at 81 AN; Freight 81 81 AN; Paasen'
ger II 2 M
trsin rom New-York ~ the White House convey pas
sengers 20 Eason Wikesbszre, Bethlehem, Allentown and
Maach Chunk Penn and 10 Remington Lebanon cnuicn.
Milford and Belvdere, NJ.
NB-All BAGGAGE at the rsk Of the owners untn de-
vered into the sexual possession OF the Agenu OF ne Con-
psny and checks or receipts given hsret0r 10
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CALIFORNIA.

II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
y sNY-For HAVANA, NEW-ORLEANS and CHA
GRES-Through Tickets for San Francisco.-REDUCED
RATES-Eew.O Orleans Passengers transferred to hrst
c ass Steamer at Havaua-On SATURDAY, January II,
o'clock F. NJ the splendid double engine steamship
GEORGIA, 5000 tuns burden, D. D. Porter u 5 ~ COM
mander will sail precisely P. NJ from the pier al the
foot Of Wanen.st ~ r. with the Government Mails, di
rect for Havana and Ctagres.
Freight taken TO Chapes usual Specie taken
on freight to Havana New Orleans For passage or
freight applyto M y. RoBEhIS
uuI 1T Westsl corner Of Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

PosTPosEMENr OF THE EXECUTIONS or BRowS
,xn WlLLIANs.-W learn from the Peoria li,Ll
p,sss of the 18th ult that in consequence oil the
arest OF the person who in all proSAo'y pshn n;;.
sS orJered TO postpone the execution OF Brown
snd Npliams until the 18th Of January. we arc
heartily glad OF this In case the chiel yins ~,
.ho.ld be convicted, these young men VIII N AZ
probsbl.y, have their sentence conma.e s;sr - '
rr,isonment for long term in the penisepaary'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

,UPRyNE coUKT-Iu the mauer OF ths sppcsuoo Of the
- Mayor Aldermen and conmouay oil ne Gag o. N =, =
the Nus;soah Ward Of SAID Cy y taosoeis COMMUTE
and AssssHs in y 'above snted aaiieI
po o by rule Of supems Court snTss on the $50 a o.
Mach, 1850 give notice pursuant to TIE ol ~ a.
The OF the People VI Tie STATE OF New IoLA
act 70 Act sned an Act 10 rsduc' ssvsia avs rs
particularly 10 the City Of rev fofA lato one 1c $500.
Of tie said the above matter contain
w the Of the Of tie lots The uOes o. so
- IA bey aopea on the maps Of tbs Conmssone ;ogetas VA
maps tbs amount Of Vie assenn Nsetoer lo
sdSVts estimates aud othef docahsu
aSs ~s ~ 81. stIsst cononsrs oaes OF tie City
s: S1ny s % 70 remain Tor sas, @ days
Place usrs.rasr mentioned And The I'D co@m..aeS. iass
vs aots pursuant tie provisions Of tbs Act enltsd A. Ac
e Act entitled an Act N relation TO s Collection o. -
snd TaHes re CITY and County o. 70. i0sl so
o~ner or occupant 0ocupal oi all houses snd m
proved roVea aes Affected us,el Una, ~ psss .
ne3 he estimate ssssssui su1 that Al persons whose aW
Effected thereby and vho msy bs opposed t9s ~
requested 70 present .hs % -' 70 Sss No IN
Wliost he C II NsvYofk. WITHIN ufy ahyA t"u y -
Of notice End tia; h. embraced BY ms as'es,msn l
oow ihsi 'o''y Al ,bo.s ~ Faes. or pa,ss =" ,
bst~esn ia noftsy Inc o. 900 Of % =. saa s II
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03
1850. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
EW-YORK &NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

NETWORK ~ N EW- HAVEN RAIL-
lVROAD-On and after Wednesday, Dec 10 the follow
Ing viii eave ne CanaEst Station, near Broadway
PGsseI gers also received a. me NeW-York and hsre1
Railroad Office, TwentY-seventhsL
l. Accommodation Train al 7 10 AM for hew-hocseile
dep NOrwalk Wespor Southport, fairfield, Bridgeport
stratfort Milford and New Haven Passengers troD The
Wsv.Saons Tor Albany and the Stations on the Housaons
md Naugafuek Railroads. wiz take tlis train and stop al
Bridegroom Passengers trOm for Boston Prov.
hence Worcester, HART a Springfield and Coenectcal
81 NcwHaven Passengers for Canal Railroad stop at
Eypress Train At O'Clock NJ FOR Stamford, Bridge
por, ALBANY Housaton.c ana Nsngatuek Railroads, New
Haven and the Canal Railroad, Middleton, Hartford
81 riI gtod and Connecticut RIVER haArOad1 WORCESTER
INSTRUMENTATION Train at o'clock A. NJ for New
Haven and intermediate Stations. Passengers by this
Train for the Cspal RAILROAD viii remain at New-HGyen
nnfl9iPM For New-Hayen Hartford and Springfield
Railroad, remain in New Haven until + d.
Express Train ats P NJ. for Stanford nhdgs port aud
NauQatuck Railroads Waterbury New Haven. Hartford,
spnIgfee Worcester and Boston on and Nor,,,
and connecting with HoGatonc Train at Brides port TOR
Albany and Pittsheld ,,,
6. Accommodation Tram a. 4 I'M Tor AeWhA'en AIo
a. &c CommaSHo Tan Pm Tor Bridgeport and m
''f'i90i''e TRAINS 70 NEW-YORK
l. commuxron Train al 6 10 AN from Bridgeport stop
ring al all the intermediate Stations
Accommodation Train e. A. M TOT ne"-na'eo'
zaoppng al all intermediate Stanons
Accommodation Tram a. 20 NJ nom
nom Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad and Nsug
sruek Railroad . 81, 49,. -,
Express Train at 10 Pm On connection with the FL
press Tram from Boston, from New Haven, stopping 81
bridgeport aHd Stamford receiving passengers nom hs
aousatcnic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train al 50 PM trecsivtng passes
rers nom he Accommodation Train nom Boston and
ron, me NAupatuck Railroad at BTidgepOTt) lfem New
Haven stopping at all Rtennedi8te Stations
g. Express Train at 10 P NJ or IN eonnecnon wLn IL
md Stanford arriving in New York At ii 80 M
Z Express Train al s. p. NJ. nom Bridgeport Ia con-
nec,on with lie Housaionic Train from Albany and Pitts
field stopping at Noryvak and Stamford.
Passengers requested 70 procure eese be,2e
seats IN the Cars I'M U n D SiASOSs. eupS