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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

~ Notice IL hereby given TO the owner or owners occa-
pant or occupants Of all houses aud lots Improved or ua-
in proved lands ereby. that the following Assess
men,s have been compile ed by the Assessors and are
lodged tue Office Of the Bureau OF Assessments f9r eK
animation by all persons interested, VIZ For PAVING
LEXINGTON-AVENUE, from the northerly SHE OF
3Qhst to the noIherly side OF 3tthst. The limits en-
by such include all the several houses
ard lots Of ground lots pieces an parcels OF ian
situated both sides Of Lexington az oetween sVIh anu
tween lines running parallel to Lexington aud distant
2iO feet easerly and 22f feet westerly herefrom Az
persons hose interests are Affected by the ABOVE names
Asfessmepts and no are opposed TO the same or either
of them are requested to present their obecu9ns m
Whiting to the under gned, at Their Office, No Hs OF
Records shin .hirty days from the date Of this notice
Office Bureau OF Assessments. Street Department Dec
Is, 1851. SAMUEL DE MOTT, ,.o..
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
d26l0t IsAAC w. SMITH, y
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CORPORATION NOTICE-Public no.

tice IS hereby given 10 the owners, occupant
OF occupants OF AL houses and lots improved
proved lands affected thereby that the following
msnfs have been completed by the Assessors and
LOGGED N he office of the Bureau of Assessments for
animation, bv all pe-sous Interested. For SETTING
NEW CUBB and GUTTER SrON D5 IN TWENTY
SECOND STREET, from Isl ay TO Avenue A REGU
LATING eud PAVING the CARR AGEWAf and
FLAGGING SPACE FOUR FEET WIDE through
the sidewalks from % sv to Avenue A. The limits en-
braced by such assessment ude all the several houses
and lots OF ground vacant los pieces and parcels OF lana
situated on both sides Of 2id st between Avenue and
% ay on the eastery side of % both sides Of ls
and westerly side OF Avenne between 2t and 23d sts
All perOns whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed 10 the same, or
either ofihem requested 10 present Their obecons IN
Writing To the undersigned at their office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
Office Bureau Of Street Department, Dec.
a. 1881. SAMUEL X. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
as lot ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE-Pnhli

" notice hereby giveB 10 the O~ners, occu-
pant occupants OF all houses and lots improved IN
improved lands, affected thereby shat the following as
easements have been peted by the Assessors and
lodged the Office Of The Bureau Of Assessments for
ANIMATION. by all persons interested, VIZ FoE HEGVLAC-
IN and SETTING CURB and GUTTER Ia THRIFT
First from 10Th 20 the Hubs N River The limits
embraced by such assessment include all the several
houses and los 0f ground vacant ofs pieces and parcels
or rrur sf,uutv', 10Th is of 30th St. between 10th
~ and Hudson Rssr, and no.
tween zgth and )is SITS All persons whose Interests
affected hv the aOOyeu assessments and Who are oD
posed tie either OF them requested %
sert their objections writing to the undersigned at
Their office. No Hall Of Records within thirty days fro "A
tie date Il this n0,ic-Oice, Bureau Of Assessments,
Street Depsr ment. Dec 23 1851.
SAMUEL ~. DE MOTIF
t2j ln ISAAC WM SMITH,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
80 u m. C.unty Of New York, notice Is nefeo,
gwen 10 all persons having CLAIMS ssainst
WRIGHT late Of the City Of New ofA' s =, ~
snbScT,her az the Office Of ". Seeg, No TO- ai'9ns
IN he Cit Of New YORK on or before tne y -
- ar,i rert DATED New York. the tEenty-tnrdc cay
of October. lS5l AiHN-' s.sn;ntssya,rx
rs Law ems
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
kossuih Fund-Sailing or the City OF Glasgow
-kossath Resolution In the Legislature
Arrests Granddaughter.

hossuth A uud->ailtn2 OF tue lily OF Gfd<goW
-Kossath Resolution In the Legi.iaturs-
Arrests Manslaughter.
Correspondence Of The n. T. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Jan. s, 1852.
An affecting and simple incident occurred
At The Blllstn office this morning. which indicates
how strong hold the love Of and sympathy for, the
susrngs OF struggling Hungary hath UPON the work
ing community. 4 drayman, IN his ordinary work
ing gaIb entered the Office OF that paper and handed
the editor $50 for the cause Of Hungary, the hard
earned contributions OF himself and three fellow
draymen. Kossuth Will esteem their gft as much,
trust as thousand dollar check nom the mnlon-
The steamship City of Glasgow sailed nom this
port AZ room to-day for Liverpool. she tases out q
fine cargo and 80 passengers
The Railroad commune alton between TINS city and
Baltimore IS now uninterrupted
Mr.. Kimkels resolution, extending welcome by
our Legislature TO kossuth, passed oOtn hOusesyes-
teIday, unanimously.
number OF persons have been arrested and held
to bail to answer the charge OF rotipg during the
Opposition Delegate election on Monday night
In tie Court OF Quarter Session to-day, Nicholas
Harris, who was acquitted last night Oh the charge
Of murder, was directed TO give bail OF $1,000 TO
the peace and be of gocd behavior for ,he term
OF one year
David and John Donnelly were arragned for man
slaughter in setting FIRE 10 Dfuners Factory, near
Fairmount, through carelesaaeSs, which caused 'he
death Of Edward Crosby, Agnes Morrow, ana Ann
Browning The defendants occupied one part Oh
the building manufacturers OF wooden goods
They plead not guilty The case will be tried In a
few days.
The case of Sarah CARRIER, charged with the mur,
der of Florence Miller a child OF nine months old,
by compelling il 10 swallow pins, as II is alleged.
will be iried to The prisoner Is hstle gi
OF thirteen years Of age, ana a. the time tle OF
| ferse charged vas committed, WAS nurse 10 tue
| child
The father OF the little girl was In Conft, ana
stated that he was too poor 30 employ counsel ne
Cont assigned the duty Of defending the prisoner
to Benz III Brewster, Eco who accepted me posi-
ton The prisoner is an intelligent and cookbook
ing htte gIl, with nothing indicative OF pad neaH
In her cOuhte0aLce.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

u UNIIEU MATES MAIL SIhAhIE HS.-Iht ktIps
composing this line are the GLOWING
Atlantic Capt. West, PAtltiC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC. Capt. CoInstceS
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
Those sps have been built by contract expressly fsT
eo'ehncnt service Every has been taken in then
construction, also their Engines 10 insure strength
And speed and then accommodations for passengers are
aneesacd for elegance and comfort Prce OF passage from
Hsw-Yerk to Liverpool first class cabin $20 second
$o; exclusive of extra state rooms $500 nom
Lefpoot TO Newyork csc and f2e ar sxper snced sur
seen attached 10 each ship Ne bart secBred until pad for
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING
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Drean 1teGmere. &r.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
j Only through lne for SAN FRANCISCO, via
Chsgres direct On SATURDAY January TO- t2o'clock,
p M, the spendid new double engine steamship OHIO,
uptouaed in her accommodations aud speed 600 luns,
J Fipdlay Schepck, U. s Commander. will sail on
SATURDAY, January 10, at o'clock, pm, precise
w. from her pier at the foot Of Warren-st N x, with
the Government mails. direct for CHAGRES connecting
with the favorte United States Mail Steamship California
to sail without any delay for San Francisco arrival of
the passengers and mails az Panama For freight or pas
sage app The Office, No III Westst, corner Warrenst,
North kyer Bills Of adng slsned at the office on
the morning Of sailing d3 TITO
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nor LlVERP0OI.-Inited States Mail
-. steamship PACIFIC, Ca,tan Era Nyo.-Ths
rs,sF will DEPART with the United States Mails for
49, positively on SATURDAY, Jan. TO- 1852, al u
49, Nj, rom her berth ~ the foot oil Cana ST no
eured ti paid for For freight passage having
sna,Stsd Accommodations for olegance ami comfort
Nfryt EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 co No sc Wall at :
A., ~ eamshp Atlantic. viii succesd the Pacific and
is5f d24
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERL
NV lXXNN, ROYAL. NAN. STEAMSHIPS betxse,
BOSTON snd IN i1S liverpool. direct and between
AkABIA, Capt; ~" reeve , Mans and passengers
FkRSIA. Capt EEnlIAi A. Ryr1e.
ASIA G. y. Jadkin, s1hOfA, & g. Lo.i.
AMERICA N ssannor NNttAhSAkA, J. Sone
H., x..s.ls CAMBRIA. J Leipeb' " har'''s'
srssn On starhoag bow SsaT White hight ~ mast hesa
ASIA, rom BOSTON WsaaesSr'ss wv T.
AMERICA. from NEW YORK W. ~.
NIAGARA, from BOSTON. we,,nsssSeSO Osc. i.
ccvsoPa from S dsr0S %sdsssSsy' % Dec s.,
AFRICA, from NETWORK, Wednesday 1 H., .:
% Ereneh, Geraan and o,her ForsTs GooS, ,s,.,.a
Wd brought N with British Goods leSeised
a. sdng gwen IN Hsyre fer New YORK "s" uhis
Passage fron New York or Bos'0n 60 Liverpool sie,
kIths not secured until paid for.
hsight viii he charged On specie oeyosd noca, e
scsDuXl expenses 'N'
e eSponenced Splge On board
" An letters and newspapers ~. rs,s through -.
@fOdce FoG freight or passage. apply 90
y CUEARD. JT, Sc Broadway
"a. CABIN, tlts Second CshiR SO. Sas2n
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N1presses. &r.

EKEGORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA
N.PACKAGE and PARCEL EXPRESS. per steamer
OHIO ON SATURDAY. Jan. 10. az 2P M.-Ihe sub
,c,bsrs will forward SPECIAL EXPRESS by ne above
stssmeT Shippers requested 70 hand Their goods IN
ssy en- Friday order have hem corded aud sealed IN
tine Shipment Packages must be put upn WATERPROOF
on and not exceed 3 lbs each and be accompanied
with invoices. THOMPSON x HliCHCOCh, ,
70 q Managers and Agents. No 49 Pearl ST., cor Wall
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-Pnbhc mol,

EORPORATlON MOTTO E.-Public no
" ce hereby gwen the owner or owners occupant
or occupants of all houses aud los. improved uaim
proved lands affected thereby that the following Assess
ments have been completed bs ths ASSESSOR and are
lodged in the Office 81 the Bureau Of Assess nents Tor
amNafioB, ~ all persons interested kOr BUILDING
A SEWER IN Thirty SIXTH ST, ffOn the Sewer IN
Mad ,on-av 10 leo feet east q 5'h ay The limits
brace by such Assessment incl id~ all the several houses
and lots Of ground. vacant lJs pieces and parcels Of
land. situated So:h sides Of 36t6 - be- Madison
snd Ftfh-avs All persons wAose interests affected
by 'he aboytnamed Assessments ard who opposed 20
the same either ol them - present their
objections vntrg e. the uferayaed. AZ their Office.
Hall Of y s..ihl. dste Of
this ice Dfice. Bureau OF Asseamsnts Street De-
paTtment, Dee 25. 1851
SAMUEL. ri DE NOrr,l
FRANCIS NICHoLSON,{ Assessors.
d25 l0 ISAAC Wy. SMITH,
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
l. Trains leave follows Sundays excepted) from
pier foot of Duane-st
MAIL TRAIN at IA NJ for Dunkirk and all Stations.
NEwBURGH EXPRESS TRAIN at 4 p. NJ.
WAY TRAIN, at P. NJ, TOR Suferns. Oxford and inter
mediate Stations
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN at p. NJ for Dunkirk, con-
Meeting with the Dunnrk and State Line and Enc and
Moth east Railroads, for Erie, Pa
New-York Dec. 90, 1851. d29 tt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the County Of NeS foA a,s.t sSSE
VI AMI TON. late Of Northampton Mas se
ceased 20 present the same with vouchers H. a.
srS,cTheT AZ Office No II Lihsrtysh, IN ne NJ ~
~c~yort on or before the eighth dag Oh y1Ae AsiN
rstss New Yo,I the fifth day q Dses MEL i 49,
&c Is~emSs hAht Oo "'A~
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DEATH OF ADAM II. RAHohf.
,opnics,lon received IN this city yssestsy, an, an
noTnced the death Of Mr. Adam A. kaiasay' ia He
ssscciate editor Of The albany KHieke,Isk~ ,iIs
died on Saturday. lhe 81 INST, al ~ rtror,
Foria vhither he had repaired 70 syoia 'ns ~
o,,bs,n .inteI 10 which he was adnon,ned
nv a verv precarious state OF health IA'0'H'
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Corporation Notices.
CONFORMATION NOTICE.-PuI

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubic no.
or occupants OF all Houses and Lots improved MIMI
proved Lands affected thereby that the following
m.nts have hcen completed by The Assessors and are
lodged the Office of the Bureau Of Assessments r eNa-
nation b. all persons interested, For FLAGGIN0
the sIDEW ALKS of TENTH AVENUE from Wes:.st
70 3dst. The limits en AGED by such inc
all the several houses and lois Of ground vacan; lots
tween 18Th and Ith as and 5is and 3ed sS the ea-
erly side Of 10Th between West aud 2.h st between
2st and 22d SIS 2sh and 26'h SIS 27h aud 29h aud
goth and 3st si the westerly side OF 10th bet
Ssh ard li'h 7h and 'Sth ats ard SD aud 33d SITS
All persons whose interests aiectei by The above
named assessments and who opposed 20 the
either Of them, requested % present The objections, m
writing the undsrss greed At their Office No. Hall OF
Records ithn thirty days from the date Of this notice
Office. Bsysau < Assessments Street Department, Dec
IS, 1881 SAMUEL ~ DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Asssssoss-
d25ln ISAAC WI SMITH
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FS or SAILING
NnHIEn fn#lsn m
PROPOSED
IRON HEX-yOQK

n nD~ % h COLLlSS & co. s. " List \ Yors
nNDOHN, SHIP EN * co, Liverpool,
= 'udrn
JOHN MuNROE X co, IS Rue Nctre Dame de.
sN.ohss Paris, OF GEO. n. DRAPER, Havrs.
~, ss o. these ships Will not be accountable ol god
.sss eh sPec'e JswelTy, precious stones metals
s OF adas are fgned therefor, and the value
''"0.s'n otpretseo. 30
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CORPORATION NOTICE -Publ,, no..

" tee hereby gwen 70 the or owners cesspa.t
occupants Of a. honscs ard his. improved or aain
proved lands affected ther,by tia, the ioins sS<sss
srts have been ompe'ed the Assess 1rs aaJ are
ldstd 10 the ccv Of the Rursu ~ far or
smiuaton by an prisons inisrss,@ Fos REG Ul.A
TING and PAVING Thirty FIRSr-sr. between the
eA ald io.h- avs The limits embraced by such Assess
include al the several houses aud las Of sroaad
cant let's pieces and parcels 4 aEt stusd "a both sdes
Of 3lstt between Sh and 10th and tas e1sterly
see OF leh Ay aud westerly s3e Of gh av.. betsssn
3e.h and Sad All persons whose interests afs-ts
~ tne above named and who are opposed 70
he same either them are requested Il pieseat thar
eolee'91s IN WIT to The Undersigned az tier once,
NO nan OF kscosds, within thirty DAYS from tho date OF
this notcs-ofee. Bureau Il smeus Sgrse, Depart.
meat, Dec p, iS5l. SAMUEL " DEaOTr)
as ig ISAAcwM sMIrH
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CORPORATION NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
" notice hereby giyeo 10 the owners. oooa-
rant occupants u al houses add improved OF an.
improved lands that she following assssss-
msrts have been completed b. he Assessors aad are
LODGED the Office Of the Bureau Of As Tor er-
ANIMATION by all persons interested. For BUILDING
A SAVER, with RECEIVING BASINS and CULVERrS
IN THIRTEENTH ST from tse East River to point
reN Avenue A The limits nhraced ~ snch assessment
cude all the several houses sri lots Of ground, vacant
l3th-s between Avenue ara The Eat River, the
sastsTy side Of Avenue A hh sdes " Avenue v, Aad
WESTERLY side Of Ayenae C. between i3h aad iHh-ss Al
persons whose Affected By the above named
assessments and who opposed the same either OF
them requested present their objections IN writing
20 the uuc ersigpeG her ofce No Hail ot Records.
within thirty days from the date Of This noiceohae Blu
reau OF Assessments street. Department Dec s3 1881.
SAMUEL ". DE- MOTT
,.. fRANCIs NICHOLSON, Assessors
d23 lu ISAAC VA SMITH,
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mo IRON FOUNDERS. Sealed Pro

IT VI INOLF 7 = = y II Y W
posas will be received by me subscriber a. tns oilss
Of the Crotch qaedgci Department nn Jsagay ~ rSH
:, qo.co.k p NJ for the f.l3 Wing CAST IRON " ATEH
pIpTs VIZ. Twelve hundred lizlyl Of u inches d.
meter Forty-fogr hundred 400 u inches diameter
aid TWO hundred sad two t0!j BfaRcnes Of 1lneteAt
siyes Persons wishing b. estimate, are requested oer9fe
endIg IN then proposals. to procure from thls once dc
81 snecfca'ious The Ofers 70 - llaatsea
proposals for Water PIPES and Branches once r"t'n
Aensduct Department. Jan. 10, 1882 N DsAs,
10
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. D.

OEN n > DIV ANIA h y u II y \ u
Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Phladelphis
and PlttsbuTg through i'll TWENTY FOUR HoURS-Oh ana
after TO- will he carried by the Pennsylva
Railroad Company. between philadelphia and PITTS
burg Twenty four Hours with only 90 miles OF Staging
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sill.
Thisis the shortest aud hest route between the Great
West and the Atlantic Cities, and the acccommod atoss
are In all respects of the highest character The Express
Through Train lin "a hours leaves the Depot Marhet
west of every al 81 o'clock The Morn
ing WAY Train leaves the place at O'Clock, A. NJ
BY this line Passengers Will he earned through IN "a hours
with a good nights rest at Hollldaysburg
The above Lines PASS through Lancaster, Harrisburg
Lewistown, Huntington, JObnsown, &c, crossing the
Mountains by L y. light PHILADELPHIA, Dec s 1851:
THOS MOORE,
do 3m agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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- p.r,ons Ia BOSTON who wsh The rnDens VIZ g,ssss
" - az address with H0TcHKiss co "a hSpS'"e
ZEE s,ais- o. VIZ vii serve them pusssasllr
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n YORK and NEW-HAVEN

L RAILROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec
l. l85I-Trans out of New. York leave near corner Of
Canal-st. and Broadway. 8,
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
IL 80 A NJ and up. NJ The ll.30 A. NJ runs IN con-
necton with Train from New Haven TO Hartford and
Sprinsfed and with Train over the Canal Road.
EXFRESs TRAINS Cor New Haven Hartf I'd, SpnngGeid'
(Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads, to Ogdens
burgh and Nontreal,) Bolton and Worcester ut A IL,
(siops Stamford and Bidgeport ami NJ, stops al
Stamford Norwak and Bridgeport y time, about 8. hours
Boston. The A NJ connects with ne HousatonS ana
Naugauck Railroads az Bridgeport, and Canal Railroad
at New Haven. The O'Clock p III. with NaOsa.uck
Railroad al Bridgeport. - -,
SPECI. TRAINS for Port Chester, at $50 VI. and 81
p NJ Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamvlle.
TRAINS INTO NEW ORK-Accomm0laIlo Trans leave
New Haven NJ $50. 7, and IS A. n, and go 7 ";
The s. A. NJ. passengers from Sprnsnea and
Hartford aud Canal Railroad at New Haven and from
Naugaiuok Railroad At Bridgeport. The i2e r NJ re-
esyes passengers non Hartford and Springfield Rato
express TRAINS leave New Haven arrival Of Trans
rom Boston at Is and 83 NJ stopping az brldg port
Norwak and stamford , leaving Boston at 8 A NJ, and
3P. NJ. ,o, =,
345P Nj. 49,, Co.,, ~. 49, ,
principal Hotels GEO \" $3.50 SiAEn, -,
DIS SuPoiiH'oH''"'
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TO LEAD DEALERS.-Sealed Pro

Two LEAD Dth EENo.- ctdleu ~
rcsais Will be received by the sabscnDer ~ me once
4 ne Croton Aquedact Dep srtmeOi uniii January
l852 II 3 o'c eek 2. N fJT one Hundred lholstho
Ptrrds # Pig Lead Prop sas vii tt4te tee phcS ivf
rTpien ard American cad separately 25coe pouns %
So Delivered AZ The Pie Yard foot OF 2+hsi Ess, hVtr
nv the It ayof Ma and 20 900 pounds BY ae s aa 81
Juiy following Terms cash on delivery lae Dsya..,
ssrss 70 The rublc interest Oice Creton A4pedact
pensrtmsnt January lo. 1914 ., Dr.N D-...4.,,
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UO IRON FOUNDERS.-Set

mo IRON FOUNDERS.-Seal pro-
poss will he we'd by he subscriber a. lAe once
nj The Croton Aaue,Ht Department until January u,
1852 a. o'clock r NJ Tor 600 CAST IRON IAPPEks'
HOXFS Patterns be applica ION % the Wa
Ter purvevOr a. this Office TIE boHss - 10 delivered at
the pge,ard foot u Gath So East RIVER IS may De re-
1nT.d hy tbe Department: each box weigh not Ices
tban G. nounGr specific Dnce Tor eacn ooK VII 0e name
Oasys 70 lie indorsed Proposals or Tappers b'Ies -
"a 40 : - " DEAN Presldea
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uUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD


L 4 NETWORK 70 ALBANY and TRIO. T.n::si
arrangement. On "WEDNESDAY Dec. a. tAe 'Ia-h'
Nil, until further notice. run az follows: -
Leave New-York. gong North, from ihs once '1eTi
Chanbers-s At A II. for PeeSsAll, Stopping a. ~.
WAY stations ~ A NJ Way Mail Tran ioI AlDany Shs
hoy stopping az Peeksl.l aud all stations nlrh Oh ma
Mace on signal and connecting with trans iul tHe We
and North Ati. pm, Express Tram iof Aoany nS
Trey stopuing only PeeksSli, Cod Sprlns sshAll,
Porgb kespsie and Hudson connecting with western ana
Nofihern Trains Al 2PM 10 PogsSkeepSlei liIeshs
and paSseg ger iTain.l stopping al ali way staohs AZ
p NJ for PorshseepSe, stopping ~ way sauoEs-
Asp NJ Ma Trans fcr Albany aud Trey stapSug az
Peelskil Cold Sarns Fshkili and Ponghkeepss ara al
stations Moth Of thai placs signal Apt Pm feeAs
I'll stopping AZ an way stations AttP NJ Emgrant anu
Express Freight Tram only, .,, :, t.
Leave Pourhke0psie oT albany and Troy a. % A. ~ M
freictt an passengers. stopping AZ wa stSions =,
Leave Albany and Troy enene station gong o1utn a"
NJ Mail Train oT NeW-Iork, stopping ~ ali way tA
tons where mails 10 be received aud deVelsa
At II A. NJ ExpYsss Train for New York spS ng ohy a.
Hudson Poughl eeyse and Peekskil At2P N, reg a.
and Passenger Tram Tor PoaghkespNe stopng al an way
stations Al 81 NJ. for passengers 70 New noA soppi
all stations signal. A; St NJ Tor on AIxsI a
tram FROM the Vest Night Man Tram ior new "fA'
stopping only to deliver passst gers =, .,.
Leave PoughkeepSle for New-lofk AZ A "a stopping
way stations A. o. A. NJ. for freight and pASses'
sers. stopping At way stations =. -. -,
Leave Peeksklll for Sew-fers al D. An stopping 40
way stations. A. q PM stopping az way st3tlons
Passengers viii procure Tickets oefgre eIlne ~
New-York. Dec q, 1851. ld25l W. {. YouNe ffss1
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MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

I ton for Boston, Providence New Bedford. Taunton
aud Newport carrying the great Eastern u S Mall with.
change Of detention secure and elegant
steamers c. VANDERBILT and COMMODOREleayee
alternate days (Sundays excepted Pier Ne N thrs'
wharf above Battery place at ~ o'clock NJ. For pa1
state freight, apply at Pier No T. or at the
Office No. II Battery place sill
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NEW YORK and VIRGINIA STEAM
IN SHIP COMPANY.-Th Steamship ROANOKE
will be withdrawn for the present for the purpose OF ex
tendiI the m0daons for passengers Due notice
Will be given when The regular trips are resumed
DEEM l. THORNTON, AGENTS,
Htf No. Sc West-st.
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