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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-27

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being true TO itself il goes far TO establish every sub
santial interest in the whole country. There is one
proposition OF great moment TO which will aude. Your
canal should be made broader and larger, that II may
have, 10 so express myself greater power Of utter
anse know not how il may compou with State poll
tics, but this il no matter OF mine. But il should be
made large egh TO Die the great trade OF the West
70 20 through to the Atlantic with still greater facilities
man are now afforded it. May say that broad,
steady, ample canal realizes, and more than realizes
"ba' 'he poet sang OF the Thames
"Oh could aow like thee
Ana make Thee my example as thou my theme :"
Though deep ys, clear though gentle yet dnl
GentIemen there are other things about this city Of
yours which peculiarly attract the attention You arc
here at the bottom OF Lake Erie Yon iook an, nnon
the broad expanse OF its waters But who comes barra
Who makes you up Here you area city Of yes,e rday-
a city of $4,000 inhabitants Some of Won c.ne fon,
New England. from my own State and trust she has
contributed but respectable citizens But here arc
others from the old conntry--Irshmen-Ger mansr;n
the main, doubtless, very useful citizens. Nav / am
told these latter constitute very large portion OF vonr
population This leads us to consider the West an
outlet OF the immigration which is constantly flowing in
upon you. The emigration from Ireland is immense /
know il used to be smile that Irish rebellion 10000
strong might break and nobody know anything about
IT. But this don't compare with the numbers which
pouring in upon this country. They come from every
Pon-from Limerick from Cork. from DnblIn--they
come from the northern pors-they from Belfast
and hsra they and they will continue to come.
Gentleman, II is now about three centuries and half
since Colambus discovered America The Spanards
came here TO return home again with their diamonds and
Jewels, and the wealth amassed in their new discoveries
II IL much shorter time since the Irish discovered
America They do not to carry back diamonds nor
Jewels bat leave them here They come TO be with us
and of and 10 take their chances with us And there
are the Germans, thrifty, industrious people They
too will remain with il his Majesty Of Austria and
the Austrian cabinet will permit them. All these should
become Americanzed, leaving the things behind and
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CORPORATION NOTICE,
~ , D,,,n,ov op .xns AND TENEMENTs SOLD FOR TAXES

T1emenud
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GIVE o.
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offe ad "a ar
1900 9th 3rl a. III "
IN 10
on naad HH ly payng
rsana Tepmer we're 20 , o. fr.
of ae the Mayo l.
her 1or o.
r Comptroller
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,-,,,r vopv NAVY TR1BUNr FRIDAY APRIL II, 1851


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7 hosbrsi. lFstofI. Waisins,W VS. }
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
HOYTS COLUMBIAN LINAMENT

E-WlihOut exceptions this invaluable COMPOUND -
The grearst remedy 10 existence fur Inc sae and pe5ly
cure Of Sprsins, Sweings. Rhsdmaism. Bruises &C &-
Ccrfcsi Of lie mOs remarkable cures Can De seen a.
he 0gencies, al speaking ia the highest terms o. 1' A
fold virtues
The 70 lowing is from peTson who now walks daily 70
and from hs business distance Of mes ne assures o
Dr. yI.eOr lh4 what be Ia regard 10 tnH ilaeA 70
not c0uched IN language strong enough 10 express Ms ee
go "NFwYORK, NAY 70, 1880.
"DEAR S1R-It gives me the utmost pleasure To add my
have received from using yOnr invaluable Lnon1h Las
August attacked with Rheumatism, when cohInuea
10 grow worse, although tiled all the Tein5oes IAas
would be Rad Finding myself growing still worse
concluded take tup down the southern coast a. a Is
Texas thinking The change Of climate wonld rt5Fo llo
but / returned worse than ever. Such conoNoh WIS
in that Loaf The Of my limbs; they were an dfa"I
out of shape by the horrible af Ony which suueFel
obliged resort feqGen narcotic pouOns 10 ord3r
get temporary relief fron my suhernSf, wnch coa
nued 10 increase. On the Gay of my arrival your Ina
presented 10 20 Try. gOi inend 10 p1-ue
with l. cutie freely, and s seemed as some na-4 "a
" Auence WORKING me--sO agree21le was tne sen
rest | continued 10 apply your Linamsnt, ana m t"O
weeks could walk without any dhcUlty II any
person should have any doubts in regard 20 The m9e ana
will call me- will convince him hat Il has done lof me
even more than is described above.
GEO. w BRADY, % Spring ST."
As horse remedy has attained great popularity as tue
owners Of 30,p 600 hOr ses have certified.
Sold by The druggist generally in extra large Ootles,
So Fulton g. II Csnalst 5S7 Hudso 45 COurandl-st
Wholesale orders addressed ID WIN ~ hOfT iSf west
Twenty siXh-sL viii be- sent TO al paris 81 Tue world
is 81 SAW
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE

ANSTATEmENT: TARRGToWN, Dec. y, lnoV
Ma HARRISON-SIR. I write you these few inos TO
inform you Of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA Eight years ago
taken with the peursy In my len side, add 0oersled
my lungs; therefore obliged 10 give up work and
seek for relief ed everything that heard Of hut attic
nopurpose My health continued 10 decline, i'll finally
began to raise blood large quantities OF matter In s
state continued for time until last fall, November
1919 wheH took 10 bleeding from the lungs bed sboH
two quarts To twenty four hours then gaveup all hopes
ofrecovery until heard ofyour Nspha Sui thought Ii
was Ike AL The rest Of the patent medicines "a hamblg)
But resolved Try bottle last resort, and thanks
u God, did So for with his blessing believed IL viii make
wen q yet bad notaken one bottle before be-
gan get better and in few weeks was about the house.
and from that time he present bsvs not raised any
hoo1-before that bad bad spel every few mouihs
could do without on any account, aud would recon-
mend all who suffer from lung complaint to try once,
Tor do believe that n anything win efec; cure, this
Nap,hs H. Yours. with respect, c. p REVERE.
PSI would have written 10 you before, bad no,
Gently contracted severe cold which your NAPTHA has
entirely removed can Attend 10 business, and
pose myself 10 al weAihers C. d. T.
NJ AZ Harrison, l5i Greenwieh.st; also sold by @. 81
Guon, IN Bowery il lmTuThGSs
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MEDICAL.
.1I,,.--Ir-,InIrNT cONSUMPTION

HVnR lNLlTIEN OOt'A.D
AZ VI - ~ M, re er remedy han Wl5TAHS d Al
N VIZ WILD CHERRY. Il Is sDoh hing anl n-s en-,
SAN ~ W cpd il admirnhlg adapted 70 Sliay Az u.s.
II Us teovius ard die sslfg lrrlist.u WniI -
paie 49, ,ht ssAs DO OF The wear cansed ~ CO q
PreFe,s's hIongit Oh By feqIelt snd saHd"n -,
sno eAits W. know ofsrye'al cases wdch nav Du
he - S,red by tie Of this Bslsam Soms we vac
fso.- ~rd ofouss was sudoIlug aodef "HHt =" a. -.
tAs ,frrlsd c1IsamVlluG-A sever. ,"N 7, - ~ a.
70 o IN swests &c b tho use Of he d vst'i = 40
I'D iht,e arn. ~ eocaschmeDis Az Is 60 ~ so1
itrssT of comparaive good heal'h.--Ne" ~-a'-
ssAls '0p'-i L'osf VOICE RESTORED: 100
N~S Nav BEDFORD Aug 10. 1919.
10, " Yoyvl.E Having s-e1 many 10 or r,
pr; 4, ,si.,,c. 40 DR. WlSrARS BALoAN w y ~
nuseRV I,ste his opportunity Of ohenog wore ~
- "a In you sro also a. Ao1IJ - p-o % - -
-.,,ts az re nv vie's Jugs hecao SO NUT d. ~
$500 r,ld itst sic lOs her voice, ana sun. ~ .
" -. = ,r ,Ae breast Her eiuaton caused h-r leI0s
sh am HaviIg heard your Basam slroagiy recon-,
49, :. ~ tbo,e who had used II, pa chased q 90 te u
-, a. ,tis place She took II according 20 oh'c-
a = =, cdure1 a wonderful effect Before using
[,i 80 rad p'etcls recOved mr. voice. tne pa-a'
a,.sa,d and her healln soon fully restored
,s,a, i0u'' ""' HENRY G. BRIaHTMAN.
Sueh testimony can he relied upo1 Be cHelat ~,
he srce you tpy have The signature Of 6O kLo
on The wrapper 10 he genuine ,,, - .as
Price p cents package Fer sale at wholesale OF TO-
ts by A 3. & ID SANDS General Agents, 100 ruon 80,
Tnomss ana Maxwell S6 Wilham-st; John muhau loo
Brosd~sy; Aslor and Irving House Drug etoreS' ana
lie Broadway.
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E'OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT snd

4 FALL RIvER.-sy the splendid and superior steam.
srs BAY STATE ard sIATe OF MAINE, Of great strelgA
sno speeo psrn,fsry sdsptc 10 the navigation % Lon
sand SoUnd running With the FA River Rrd
o. COLONY Rairosd dssnoe 81 y rl.es, 70 kcson oEy
Leave per 3 X nesrtbe baue'y
The steamer Say 81 ATE Capt VIM Brown on Tgsr
Ahys ThnrsOsys and Saturdays ara M.
fbs Steamer STATE OF MAINE, Capt Thomas q
levitt on MONDAYS W-dnesdays aud Fridays Il I'M
This Inc j. lire pnlv thsf direct Tor heNpJn
Thee hIted ~ith commodous sHte roonM
and ever. arrsn cement the security and comfort u paf
aeneers sfOnded by this rOnte nights rest o.
sosrd and ~ arrival 81 FAB River proceed per rarc.f
reaching POsiOu early the following morning or car remsz
OF board getting their breakfast II wished for, anr Ihs
1tariuQ Of ss accUmnOds1OO usn a. quarter beiore
O'Clock which reaches SOstOD ~ about socloek AN
baggege-inasers zttscheo u ssrh steamer, who rc
give. cs tie baggage sn5 accompanies ~ sas
~ Us destination.
The r.ies sT passage ard NE Pres OF sAyefooMh U
ss1.e ~ by Other lines
steamer runs in Coih-sio1 yin MS me 70 Anc ncs
Providence daily eNcrp sundays
TgI Boston IL .akeB The sans rates a. DJ 700 olg
ocular Nea AID orz srfed Vib gTsaieI pedtiOn by a.
zines N N, rain which leaves fs River every MOTT
ia1 gaplss sxc-posd IT Ooloes for Boston and New
Rsdffd arriving IT, destination al or about II AN
Rgr fr-est apply board a. tho odco Oh Pier NE
yor looms oT berhs apply or board OF II desre1
a .er1re them ahead. spyicari q may DO made 70
JsI0v TTsOALEh BORDEN Agesis, - ard u "sstai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

& PAEY.-The puonc Il Informed mat under the a.
gaDgemens VI ihis Company, steamers inspected and sp
proved by he Navy Department. aRd carrying Ene United
stses Mails will continue 20 lesve Panama and Gan Fr1
seo oil the 6rsi ard fifteenth days - each month unless
ieAued Dy da1e accident the nOnarvai Of tbs
Male al Panama The Steamers " the hrst Of the mont.
Iii ourb Al Acapulco San as MsZstan San Diego ana
Monterey The Steamers u the fifteenth u ne monte VI
touch Al Acapulco. but no other MeXicaD Doris
Toe new steamship COLUMBIA vii ply regularly af5f
her arrival M The Pacific between San Francisco aud gOfs
IN Oregon awaiting he former port the arrival Of mails
I'D ugssengers from Panama and returning without delay
Ei mails and passengers FOR the following steamer ron
gsu FrsHcsco sUlsf line Of prOpoers viii BE- kept uF
for he transportation ~ freight snd transient passenger
between Panama and Ban francisco.
eciion IN the Atlantic viii ne maintained ~ re
Steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New-Y0rk On ne
18Th and CHEROKEE, leaving EewYOrk on he PIN Oi
ssch month for Chses third boe1 vii also oe kepln
New.YOrk q spare steamer. 49, -
The new stearishlps CARIBBEAN and PHILADEE-
PHIl will form direct line between NewOrleans ard
Cbsgres leaving such periods vii insure ~ LILLE
detention a. possible the Ishmus aud forming win the
Fscfs steamships ETbkOUGH LINE 60 ana rom New
Orleans and pOTte 10 Mexico, California snd Oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can NJ secured %
application he Company, 81 Soulh-st New. YORK. APP
picaiiOns for passegs from NewOeans should ~ msde V
ARMSTRONG. bAWRAsOE co genis, a. uAi paco
EeW-Yofs. OcL 81. 1854 oolu
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DHFUMATTC AND PARALYTlC

h REMEDY These Powders are one Of the most
valuable preparations known for Rhe1maHsin; tuSI VP
ration and action appear 10 be aspectc NOT laiSio.s
They are also highly recommended Tor Partysls a1
who friends sfi cted with ms compsh 10 " SS "a
and Parssols PSI Pearst Benz Murphy. - nJATose,
av Winismsburqh: George Rusher No SUFFOLK 81 ana
gugb Iores Iug Division who now takl0g t1ese
puTgave powders for Paralysis and are recovering from
Mrs Low Sc vapdaus has been conared TO The houss
he pas sixteen years Of Paralysis, or Hemipiegla which
deprived her Of the use Of her len tire slie ifom ne
hac down and during her Illness OF sixteen years she
could not sit at ihe table and take hsr meals WIN S '
w. In consequence OF the Oc falling from her noun sac
now sis II the table with the family and partskes OF her
meals with pleasure and more over chews ner IoO on INC
le side preference The right side, which she has mol
done before in the past sixteen years. IN ac the muscles
Of tons the retOr 10 their ua
motions and hkewse The muscles OF her arm and leg per-
form their uncnQns 80 hat thesieps IN neI 10y anu ases
her arm which She has not doe dunug her Illness, Until
within The past mon H.
The friends persons who are afflicted with the sort Of
disease mentioned ~ is's advertement may cal on Mira
Low. Judge for themselves of the wonderful curative
pfopert Of these Powders Mrs. Low commenced tax.
Inc these Powders Nov 8 1850.
Ms Eliza GuInsey 100 Delancy-st ia almost cured
Of Pers sis by these Powders after having made trial Of
mary other remedies 10 DO purpose.
ders 6her having beer an c-d Blight years with Rheuma-
nsm the hesd duIns this time she obliged 10
have her shorn, aud flannel caps she has
tpe head Of hair. ard ENJOYS the bssi Of health
several wears with Rbeaec aenes Ia tbs legs and was
efeotuslly cured by these Powders
jevera yesrs with Rheumatism ID the legs and was cured
By these Powders.
10 very severe Of Rheumatism. LDimen Is also
used, as outward application, ana sold with the Pow
deus
The annexed list ri perfons are likewise given as ree
of The ousfs Of these Powders; ROB 'rt
Dean lj9 MOnTot-sri Col HulshaTt. 81 Hcsterst Mrs
Myers, SO EsFex-st; Adeia Grant. "a Chestnut ST.
Sold by Sylvester ~ Waikrrst; Dr. X Hi)hard, Al ,
John st William Florence Of Third a1d
7hry-fourlLs': John Van Dyk 81 Grand-sL Williams
burgh; II d. Wynans, NJ D., corner Of Columbia and Rg-
ington SIS
These Powders are put in boxes and the directions
labeled on them Price, 50 cents box
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
lfIhwSMSs CHARLES COX. 2llt DlvisiOn-st. n. Y.
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StTREET DEPARTMENT. No 4aALL OF REcORDs-Pubhe
CFois hereby gVsn that he io7rng R..ou'oa Ia. 80
sIror Inc ihs -astsr5 .is OF T. ontes
sr's trt that street. Conn eve Gous
me Efsts-- ou- ~ ~ lad un'- ~asr On a -s
Of III = 70 nat. "a = l. tie sIs or Inc A. above e-ct. lnd 2
scoosancs v ne pro-sons ant covenant he srlt' = AS
Adopted b ths Board Of Assfnea Dec "A. iso
Zee 70 20 tsieSnl IoHSr DoDsE. sS..,oo.s.
STRIET nFPsRTsENT s.. 4HALL OF REcoRD'-Pab-
= h-reo inst 'e oho-ng peuton h' os-u pre-
~ bL beTssu oada.y 40 81 Al p@r.ons nss't-d hay
uE setens er'io are requested 70 PREM "a, n 800 y as
John DODGE. stret comnrss'oasr ~
syTRIFT DYPARTNENl-Fo. T. HALL W RECORDS
CPu-c rotos bsrsoT ev.a th.t he Eng P- non -. '-s
scAtsnTs 5C - from ps th @, hs 5l Az ard orr sh ~ 90
az r.,rs..,s r. srtp n rr'ns 70 ths uusrasd 81 s
oi,s Gu o.iors ne fret isy OF gss,a.g nsit
JOsNr DODGE. Street Commissioner
STTFTFT DTPAETNTsT. No Hal Of Rs-ori.-sss-d pro
- Posss vi be se-'.'o a. ,ls S',s S 81 80 ~ so
l u" P .o.oa. sn i. DGorna.o .-s5 eaa b. bad On
q the Coatrac C-k Of - DvpsrsnsetJan D. l5l
JogNT nonGE. Street. Commissioner u
.sTRETT DEPARTnENT. 10 4aALL OF REcORDs-Pa6ls
- poue' h''ey ysl maj ne s rs e aas oss
head Of w~ts' houston - Al p-r-rn neres'd
tls ~ h, Office 10 On before the tay Of Fs5 aeli
Jan s3, lsfl john 7. DODGE. street comms'loas' Us
EsTRsET DEPARTMENT. SO Hall OF RECORDS Pub
- c~~u 80 rwrg tors have oee' pre-
Aldermen. 10 hg us nrtnern ste 81 DE-
lauey the corner Of IotsA
n Mausl ADD D-lalcey - 10
nave R-a4vay from Afy ID cast on an pr
interested havg tseo, lsstsd 70 present
tfs Boz ss,g e. urd@rs suec hs benre tne 0l
t.t OF Tsbr AZ usr-IOHN T. DODGE Street Commissions
January - 1851 -
.yTKETT 1EFAKIMENT. No.4 HALL OF RECOKOs-Puba &c
- hereby gwen that ne following resolutions We oosa
rrs,etfed OF Assistant Aldermen 70 fence vacant
h,s side Of oh - between Avenue. sud D. 10
r.psF and fag s.hsT. of O - O-t~e-n Avenues snd
fa tie fIosng petition: To regulate and ae +o T. Do
tnsf--
requested pfsslt them writing 20 The unfer-r y
the dag ~ February l-ft JoHN y
DOr1GF ,t,.-f rc,1r,..,,,-t -J,1. - lsni. ia
CThFET DFPARTdFNT 70 : FALL pF ReCokp'-s-e-d
- urota-al. ne received rt- Commissioner ONCE,
Frca, FEB fsg aui rect eur, anl ttsr - iront
Of hss ID ssf 8 Hut-r. bp ahead hom 9Th 81 u
North RIVER Plans -ea"ns ani
n,sf t-r-fo tee application o the Contract
$50, fr ~ Ell
-tTaEET DTPARTaEst Hal Of R-,oros ,ealod Pro-
- rcs.s BE-. l- Street Conus ers OH e. ID
TIE d.v oc Cd. n To hi ali g'ode ga
@ h -o rvrng- an gu'@r therein
Plane and ss,aton- and III Information thereto be had on
sprffstian 'o the Con-rs,f ri-fs If tas p-Pat1en t
I1i JOHN DoD"L' oIa"t No'l'''-'I''.
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DALDNEss ALWAYS CURED

DuSufisnt bear Of hair. WHISPERS, eyebrows or nous
,bes sf slways be gained ~iih sbsn1ie uuty ~
sbor, tine bv thu use Of HARVEY'S AMERICAN VEG y
TABLE, HAIR TONIC ~ araniee will be given wne,n-
81 lie want Of hair be natural Accidental provided me
directions he fol owed IN -very pscu This prepare
Ton hss heepuseo by large number ~ persons win the
os gratfirg resgs, ana unvsryng has been ~ sur
cess ropg hair 70 had heads Thai The proprietor tees
warranted IN challenging h. production N single ca
thst csnno cured hv he application " he Anec ~ We
2. Table Hair TOME For SAFE by MAl,ter IA fulton
=; Chss II Rig. lS@ broadwny; I Coidngion; ~
9,osdV scovlile Go Sin Broadway sn1 nj u H.
percy, ST Wiioughbg-st BROOKLYN IL lmeOd-
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TALMAN J " AT LIZ ?
JAMES PINKSEY, fCornissioatif-
slo5M y DEIAFIELD sMns.D
slotss

SUrREAL cOURT-In shs zs1sr Of Iss az $50 . ="
s.vs 70 The ogs5as Of LsIat a aysas iTsn So q 70 20 -
q, Of ssunts snu.a nstsr
BY rails Of s suPams Court su,ssa to 80 "a =
sIs af. Of tie Psops q iss stat, Of Nav sass "a
Ac'to amend N Act eaio A. 80 e rt1ucs ss'sr hN
gsvsuary TIE City Of ssvfcs. Act paced tnfFi
sls pssssa April ~ st IL ttstsCt ~ de k.tnsa aps
,as,sps o. Of lac s4a cosllsianss so.. ass coa-a
= tie o. TIE Of s los 90 "a ruaa % rcA
- - tAR sfPssr on re nss o. he cornn asr' -
t-n6i ,rd Also alths s estimates sli o.sr doeursaisi
- s. u n - &C. ts-1-.s os,s of ~ CT aas
Comfy Of or ne a'Pssoa q -hon'oesr nay e's
So LsIsaSsr sas5tasa Aad r. ss c.ans. e. 20,
vs rotcs pursuant 70 ,ss pr57ou, o. tas Act ss A. 81
susrtstns re cY aod Cooay Of sg fof 'nd io
osf purposes pss.s Nsy a., i 7ssssl as T. 81 81 30
.sntr, occupant " oe-.t.-. u ~ ls-sss e-s
ss he nc ssessrsnt 49, al fsrss vts -sr
at ~. - ~ -, '- 80 Il, "a r e.
"a "a cl-naH of AZ Conn -e.' T.. - l.s, 60 -.
), - -c.s 10 ,Sss -. l s-rcsf ~ s ~
.s.. '' . .5 ,'y r.. ~ o.' - ~. to . 10. q
- y ost a. ts 49, al ~.s.n ~. - ss' :. -
'Tsst' ~'ea 'so ar' vh -,vsa ~ BE- cr-nsf arc s
- - y. tssvs,5 49, ,s III ts, .b.g ia ~ 81
- 81 sad T.. seI y "a sesy 10 % sas 4 80 FL O. "a
ssu. I'd -. ..,d s1o .ssr. a. or ag s To. sof. ~
s.soS spS ths tsos Is fss.as IN 10 sad Lsziasss
Nslls, sad Ia -tsrss-s sesstssEcs 4g .efai; s0-s
ssts Of streets uAA lava aeaa sssa oFsast A.
i-o AZ s io, pieces parcels isoc - sssy
ngon toe ntssctrg os1sss
d. uorshs sfs OF Slst a. s3 a ss 81
srsusns Ss5.sry about iss "a lie
from the sssr Ina SIDE Of sat Ter
Az ao al he ots pieces or psres Of s1ss On ~ -
az sad LsKngto. Ia sets,
uortsr hns 5s u Sist sf L.
sxts1tk Ussts ffo pesgry lla 80
about hur.rs1
further nccs, tnsi Their
rpc b made prsssut.d 10
Of Of Ns~ rogt SPECIAL Of 90
- Court 10 - hsn The CITY Han q IL cy Of New Yo
s1ay tie st dy Of fssruay 1851 1t ths opsag Of Tie cos
cay, thereafter coanssl heard DATED
fork, So<smb@r is 1880 NICHOLAS C. EVERETT vii
IA DODGE HENRf BEEKMAN. ConAassioasri uls M
NfVkSUANCe oths S0rrosis q The ceany o. Sew
lfod, notcs bsrsby rvsn ~ al pesoes having claims
at ANGEL JACOBS is d he city Il New fork, JswesT
ssc q osent he same With vouchers thereof % The subscribers
rsencs Of pRvd Hart Howard street., the city q
before tbs Jsk next DATED
Yort i've 81 day o(Jasuary is6 DAVID BART EEsesior.
"a iAWfmsS RACHEL JACOBS, ExscutIr,
INPURsUASCE orcero Tie surrsts or he conu Of Ne
IYoh notice her-as an persons hsVz cal1s
DANIEL SANDS, ale OF tze TaIt. lo,sassc
5000 zane ronrhsTs th~r-s
ssdsne ssdos stset ihs Cy o. Sea Tea, ~ % 9eos
ofAssGs, $50 PH0KBK '. SANDS, AaEusairI
al laven's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
Anew YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ NEW ROUTEw BUgFALO ana tho WESr-Win-
Ter Arrangement C commencing Monday Jan 8 1871
Leave New fork fer HnghsIton Eimra Corning, iior-
places daily, by STEAMBOATS, THOMAS POWELL sn&
ERIE, from pier foot Of Ousne-st as folowsi
Breakfast 6nd supper on board ue boats
MosHING MAIL T. AIS az IA stopping al al the sta.
tons, arriving al Geneva the came evening
Sasseng rrs Rochester, oDnao &c lodge Al Gene
~ and sse tho Expess Tran on Albany next morning,
arriving Rochester End hgfaO Of tie sHue Tine ~ p4e-
sen vie k'HsBv via s srven'sge ~ ogtFr rest
WAYTsArH 81 4 NJ. for Ousv1lie and al nternedtas
seone
NIenr EXPRESS st4 N stopping atcnly at Pier
ucrt sUfsras Gheeer y shen MdGebOYyn Onsgiue Dell
aware. N4n, wsburgh Hancock Deposit eisquehanns,
Ofeb Bird, 5ngstOn, spc Stations west Of bibghAi0on
Ps-s-ngrs oI BuhaO rar proceed 10 Geneva ana
tske he tran snvng si e1falo sane evening Passen-
xers haea Cayuga Bridge and tOWns Cayuga Lake.
laks the ears me Caypgs and susqoehbnpe hahrosd
q OwegO which leave Immediately on no arryG cf
me Ere rains Passengers Tor OgE and IL comn2 coun
tes Pa AXE tie ears he Corning and Bossurg keroee
a. Cornng stsges leave NsJfOwsburg Hancock, Depef
SusQuehanna Gre Bend 3nghtmt0n, OVego, Wavefi7f
Elris Coming, Painted Poet and HorneLsyne on arrived
VI TRAINS TO NETWORK
MORNING BsIL TRAM leaves Geneva AZ An. stop
pI Al ali the slaOns and arrives New fOrk al 70 M
NIGHT EKPREss TRAs leaves Geneva 81 ! I'm ara
dOneusye 80 = M stopping 81 all stations west OF
Bipe asmion and 0rcst Beod, Susqnelanna Deposit,
Hhncoci EsrruVsburgh Delaware Ocsyiile, Mddetown.
SUasrDs snd PisYuODi arriving IN View Yors a. 81 AN
WAY TRAN lesvee Oussile al 81 NJ. Stopping II ti ths
sisliops and arriving Ia Ner-YorE al VI 40A.M
EgWsuRcs BRAscH leaves Newburgb al 3 50 A M. aud
l55 M oectng With the trains gong WesA Leaves
chester a. II An and pm arrival Of the uansfrom
FegIGbJ TRAINS leave from pier foot D0snea ai4 IN.
Freight for 0t1sys Rochester and Buffalo, sad AZ psces
West taken by Express freight 1sios go nI0rw"uoo
through without deisy. ChAhbhSa o.. 1870,