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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

NOTICE is hereby given, according 10
Nav 20 all persons having claims against GEORGE
RODDY late Of the city Of Brooklyn, Kings COUNTY, ne
&C. sed that they required to eNhb! the same WIN sne
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place Of bust
ness No "a Catherine st. in the city OF New YORK on %
before the 18th DAY of May neIt-Dated November w.
1851 kC HAhD bODDf' ( Administrators
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I'm Pursuance of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork Notice II nerey
80, No. sll nersons having claims against lSAAC Us
Go0D late Of the city Of NewYork deceased, TO pese
he sane with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber al ns OF
fore the tenty-ssth day 0f Januasy neIt-Ddted NOV"
YORK the twenty first day If July, 1851.
iy22 lav6mTusl CHAS A. NICHOLS. Admnistrator.
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M IP0Z F0IINDERS.-SeaIed pro

TO IRON FOUNDERS.-Sealed pro
II posais vii be received ~ ne III, Jsnaary a.
is5s a, ocioet NJ 500 CAST iSoS J. ar va
nov nc patterns can seen on apphcatlon 70 VIC
49,, AZ this Office The boxes 10 be deLNeteas a.
the ppeysId foot Of 2h Eass River a. Ra aos les.
CURED BY The Department eaee Dol y v.Iibe ssmsd
Os.rs 70 Re ndorsed Proposals for Taper 10
one Crossz Agusd Get DepArtAsnt AZ Psss,Sss
nc tJ1l ~
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.Iln PgI.
IN suauce Of an order Of the SurTogaie, vi Roc
public auction a. Montague Hail. N ne St ~ nom al
I'm on the 29,h Of January inst az II cloCk c. -
those nine certain Lots the With ware o. rln.bnS
Brooklyn situate the corner Of ff-nxnIr u HOR
TON deceased For further particulars asp; - ca.
HARRISON, Jr, No. IS Chatham 81 nsA' a0' "
han RANK or see Brooklys DGily Ecs.s ,..,xs.s,
20 ,avS1rus JOHN G. HORTON, Admmsi
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Efnrfesea. or.

CREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
" ACr and PARCEL EXPRESS, via the Isl hd Us
Of NICARACUA-THROUGH IN ABOUT IwENr :, ~ ~, .
DAYs-Tbe subscribers wIli forward an EipreSs SI
nv this erpehi,ious route b. the steamship DAHieL
WEBSTFR, ON TUESDAY, Jan 70, at r VI. .a. 81,
shprers a-e requested 70 nave ,helI eos
ths dfHce on ~ ~ Mcndsy, lHh nsis N 9''''ses wv
ceeorrr 700 ~ zen NJ. 49, r.. iii
Nj " r TANFoHn = opr San Efanc SEQ 'N'e' VIII
~ THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK. ,
~ t2Uh MaHar.rs and Agents No A9Pear-st cot ALL
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The Ocean Steamers

Letter. and Newspapers hand for Essi.so, ,sr
land. and Scotland, are sent oy me hrs' "ss~s'' -
Of what line. - .. II &c.. hx the COLLINS
LIMO, mos, be prepaid twenty o. ~ sreDa.d 10 fall
.tters 10 tie Continent Of Europe y sresps % shoss
nu,i be prepaid eve cen. I ia s iuiI.
sftsrs by the Hayre Line mun 70 e added except
cents per kslfOuncs, Inlahd rs'''s'
10 0rest Britain -, Tin. 70 the Continent not De
prepaid cents h added Letters and Sevsps
leland r9.ss q Europe, BY the Hae and Bremen
Lines .x,ss TO ARRIVE FROM LuRoPE
s.,f,S ron Liverpool for New YORK JAs, T.
SC.1ssiled from Liverpool for Boston ssn
AnhTr.-saleA from Liverpool for New YOU IN ~
sensoS1- Sas from Liverpool for Boston; yea -. %
kh.sDt@-ssls from Liverpool for New. YORK; JAZZ 80
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
II rogute Vol Notice Is hereby
given all persons having CLAIMS agaus' So -
sent the same with vouchers thereof, 90 Bel SOe'
ESQ r. at their Office, No 50 John St III he Wy ..
York before the twenty sixth day OF FEBRUARY next
Dated New-York, the 18th day OF August, 1871. 81 S..,
GARRISON CROLIUS, Executors, &c OF ssnaSi
WILLIAM J DAVIS, ! J. Hughes, deceased
IaM6mIu
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Corporation Notitrs.

UNPAID CROTON WATER RENT
for l8j0Notice is hereby given to the owners or les.
sees OF ueon which the CrOon Water Kent % sl
remains unpaid that the LIS, OF denquents has been hsd
ts ofcs by the Croton AqGeduct Boa The undergnsd
will receive payment thereof current funds qiy Pc
tween the hours Of u and o'clock IN default OF whcn the
nrosrty Affected thereby will he advertised and sold puf-
ssrsRnt to law JOSEPH II. TAYLOR Controller
CoDtrollsrs Office, New York, January 10, i8)l JstFl
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trans of Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroads run daily Sundays eNceped) as follows
Leave Monroe and Toledo at SIS A N. ; arrive at La
porte at p. NJ thence passenger go by stage on
Plank Road Is miles TO Michigan City thence by cars 40
miles to Answorth and by stage l2mes TO Chicago. Al
ter Feb l. by cars through 10 Chicago.
Returning to Laporte ZANE way-cars leave Laporte q
73O A NJ and arrive at Monroe and Toledo at - r. NJ
Daily stages ntct with Fort Wayne at Sturgls with
LOganspor La Fayette and Indianapolis at South Bend
and at other places the line with the principal towns
north and south. .
the Lake Erie South Shore route by stage and railroad 70
Cleveland thence by railroad and stage to Erie thence
by railroad via Dunknk to New York, by stage from
Dunkrk TO Buffalo and by after Feb. l.
The +. NJ train the New York and Enc Road, con-
meets with the Lake shore train
Passengers at Cleveland take cars all the way to
Pttsburh-thence by railroad and rs miles staging TO
Philadelphia and NewYoIk, Baltimore and Washing
ton. r. Z. WILLIAMS, oupefmteuueh..
Adrian, Jan IA, 1852. JIG u
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RAILROAD

QDEN NSYLNA X A | Ia Il y A D.
Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Philadelphia
and Plttsburg through in TWENTY FOUR HOURS AND
after Dec TO- will be carried by the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company. between philadelphia and Pitts
burg Twenty four Hours with only 20 miles OF staging
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sill.
This the shortest and best route between tae Gres
are in AL respects OF the highest character The Express
Through Train lin "a hours leaves me Depot, maTke'
west of Broad every evening al 81 O'Clock The Morn
ing WAY Train leaves the place at o'clock, A. NJ
BY this line Passengers viii be carried through IN "a hours
with good nights rest at Holdaysburg. -
The above Lines pass through Lancaster Harrsbuls
Lewistown, Huntingdon Johnstown, &C, crossing he
THOS. MOORE,
do SIN Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
an application will be made at tho present SESSION =.
tie sSnture of New York State for Special Chartes
NJ IacoJporaon Tor Medical College TO 0e located
in The Civ Of New York.-New-York, Jan. ,, lS'<
nj iaw6WIut
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S MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.-FoR

II %
.Nrv ORLEANS vs HAVANA on SATURDAY,
Jan a. at2PM The sp endd double engine s,eansh,p
GEORGIA 600 tuns borden ID ID Porer y 3 y CUM
nrnfer viii sail precisely a. O'Clock VI from her per
Al foot of Warren IT Mr., with the Government MAILS
direct for Ha ana and New Orleans =. -
New Orleans passenger transferred a' h"'oH@ ~ va"
steamship PHILADELPHIA p.... -
Specie only taken freight at Havana P9r OF
freight apply 20 - 49, d v. NJ &c.,
ia No. III "tst s.. SOiho'
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SUPREME COURT-Coun,y of Kings

SUPREME COURT-Coun,y of Kings.
- -Jobp c. Provost and Peter c. Provost against
Elizabeth DegIaw, George Rex, Ann Eliza Rex Ellen
Louisa Deeraw. VIM II Degraw Charles Henry Degraw
and Mary Frances Degraw Summon tor relief. To
GEORGE REX, ANN ELIZA REX and WILLIAM H.
DEGRAN You hereby summoned and required To
answer the con plant in this action of which COY
herewith served upon you. and 20 serve copy OF yoar
answer 10 the said complaint the subscriber az his
Office No (69) sixty nine Wall st. IN the city Of New
York within twenty days aeT the service hereof
Of the day Of such and II you ia to answer the
said complaint within the aforesaid the pallth' IN
this action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint -Da'ed Jan IL. lS)2
GEORGE j CORNELL. plaintiffs Attorney
No 90 wal st.. New-York.
The complaint this filed IN the Clerks
Office Of the County of Kings on the IAN day OF January
sao Iavewfu GEO j CORNELL.
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NEWLY DIRK and NEW-HAVEN
i RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec.

\
l. lS5l-Trans out Of NewYork leave near corner ei
Canalst. and Broadway
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
II. 80 A M and4 3P. Nj The ll3O A. NJ runs IN con,
nection with Train from New Haven to Hartford ana
Springfield, and with Tram over the Canal Road -,
EXPRESS TRAINS for NewHaven, Hartford, Spnngheic'
(Conneccut River and Vermont Railroads, 10 Osdens-
bursh and Montreal Boston and worcester; at A. NJ,
STOPS Stamford and BrideepoTt) and M steps AZ
Stamford NOrwalk and seport time about 81 hours
Boston. The A NJ connects with the Housatomc ana
Naugatuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad
at New. Haven. The o'clock p. nj with Nausatuck
Railroad al Bridgeport -,
p Nj Stop at Mount Vernon and Pehamville.
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trans leays
New Haven at $50 7, and 9 IS A. NJ, and A20 r M
The 81 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven and from
Naugatuck Railroad az Bridgeport. The 30 p, NJ re
ceives passengers Hartford and Springfield Railroad
ExPREss TRAINS leave New Haven arrival OF Trans
from Boston, Is and S45 p NJ stopping al bridgeport,
NoTwsk and Stamford leaving Boston al A M, ard
SP Nj.
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester al 30 A. NJ, and
ss5P Nj
See bill Of Advertisement al the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO. W. WHISTLER, JR,
d3 Superintendent
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NFW.YORK SUPREME COURT

NETWORK SUPREME COURi =
i joseph Woodward Haven against James 1851 nosea'
ard Rache his w1se Joseph A SlaInm Nathaniel Glnn'
George s. Doughty James Wilson, Ae1andsI 49,,
(;es and Stuyyesant Hamilton Fish and Lewis VI
ford Executors sc, Of Peter Gerard Suyyesaht a
r. CobHrn The Manhattan Fire Insurance IoniVn p
Adams Plat Seth Grosvenor Henry B. Starr A.eI. p -
bee James Endicott and George Denacot !r AZ RnrI
John The Ntw-YoTk Dry Dock Company SIC lnS h Nj
halter Henry Burkhalter Edward Cvsrton, Jo' Jsn
William 7 Merritt William l. Jenkins Ben ann am. Gun
kius Thomas Smith. Jacob K Hasted In9n i1,,cbin
ming, James Pollock Lucien Hanks Richard In; rt,
Francis A Tiffany George Palmer ~ S,ysn
Noyes, Charles Colgate Jossh COLGATE Sonn
Samuel NJ. Parsons, Timothy n Furniss Henry prpr
To the defendants. EDWARD OyERION. A thrnTr
BISBFE, JAMES ENDICOTr, GEORGE DENy ~ RI D
Jr HENRY X. COBURN, HENRY BURkh,A - n n
JOHN MEL, THOMAS J. SMITH and LUCliLN, o. o.
HANKS. You hereby summoned and IegIisnlt sy,.s
answer the complaint this action, which was Ne bs
the Clerk of the City and County Of New oA voTy
twelfth dav OF September 1851, and 90 serve cVy9 90.
answer 90 the said complaint at our once ~ III.
o1 New-Yerk within twenty days after the - ~
summons exclusive Of the day Of such service H.
fail said complaint. As Aforesaid =
pls u the Court for the relief demanded IN ne c"h
No 10 " all-st New-Y0rk. September u. loI-
o2s lswiewTa Attsfneysio'
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INDEPENDENT LINE to CALIFOR-
il NIA-For SAN JUAN and CHAGh rs, ai rect ne ne
R.rrv Commander 800 burden having superior ac-
atoms and FIST Of the New and lnde ndsnt Line
~ Califamia against the d" HOnopOlsts.' wall leave
her berth on TUESDAY, Jan 70, 1884, az 3P VI Tor TIE
above named roTts For freight or passage spsiy 70
Jl2 81 PALMER w. No Of pIua-- a
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

tice Is hereby given that petition has been present
cd in the Board II Aldermen, for SEWER IN nous
TON ST from Nu beny-st 10 N0TiOlk-s All persons
nteres,ed having objections thereto are requested 10
present the same writing stating their extent 81 her
81 - the Contract Clerk at this Office on or 1sfe jan
nsiv "a 1852 -Croon Aqueduct Depart ment January II,
I95y Ti5 i0tl NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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STATES AND PACIFIC

TINTED STATES AND PACIFIC
u MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY.CHANSE. ~
SAILING DAY.-OBly THROUGH LINZ n tM r ~
THURSDAY, january "a, at aelocs 2. n, .ns
splendid steamship Ell DORADO $50 ,pns r prrdsa,
DAY Jan a. at precisely O'Clock rom nst per %, :,
foot OF Warren ST r.. with the G3yefI no s1I No.
ChsgYss Passengers leaving IN the 81 DOhaDO, VII
conr,ct with the f.vorite L. g. Mah s.e2nshlp CALl-
FOBNIA TO sail without delay for San Frarc,scc. on az,
Tys oftns pa,seagers aid mails az Pansna For passage
or freIehi apply al The cfiee No III "eS 81, eotno'
Warren A. North River. -, H. 81. ,,. ,oo,r
:; y. f b..ni1is VI '~'"Ne ia t22
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C0RPORATION NOTICE.-Public

~ notice hereby gwen 10 the owner Or owners oSc
nsnt or occupants OF all houses and iOts impIVseu "
r,uyov.d lands Affected thereby. that The EouO"n5
assessments have completed By the ASSESSOR ana
are LODGED the Office Of The bureau Oh e. ha,I5
10, s,smibaton by all persons interested, VIZ u os
iDr asEWEE in AVENUE d, from the sever AZ s'n-
~ 70 point near the intersection Of lO.hT ihs n,
o., hracsf nv sgch assessment include al ths "feia
houses and los Of ground. vacant lots pieces an PAT
GELS 4 land, situated both SIDES OF 1917 ~ h.
tTs.n avenue and Lac about lo9 fees Gsstsny ana
90 fo,h sldes Of l0ih-s between Avenue u alo hne
OF 80. iaa ss xest,rjv thereffom All persons whose m
tsre, are affected BY the 'bove named assessment. aad
who are opposed 70 the same ei.hsr ~ .ler ~ mn
qsr.r.s at thsIr Office. MOI Hall Of Records rlthih
thirts days the cate Of This notice bureau 81
Isssssnsnts street Department. Jan 10. 1913
SAMUEL DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessou'
q 70. ISAAC WA. SMITH,
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dITVU 10 fEtTI FTIV WI To y % WIIVIE 7
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
-. VpnN \ pnnl

FOR freight passage apply 70
EDwDK COLiiNSs co. 80 wsll-st y. vors,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool
G. ROBERTS co. - Kings Arns YARD
London,
JOHN MUNROE 4 co, Is Rue None Dame dee
Welcomes. Pans. OF GEO. n. DRAPER, HayTs.
The owners OF these ships viii not be accountable for Eod
silver, sulon specie jewey, precious stones metals
unless bills OF sdng signed thessfor. and Tia yslus
tksreoftherel expressed DO
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall


~ of Records Sealed proposals vii be received al the
Office. until rhuIsday ths 80 day OF
January, 1852. at l2 O'Clock NJ to BUILD A BULK
HEAD nom Pier No 40, foot OF Deys to Pier No. ~,
foot of Vesey st. r. Plans, specifications, and all In
omson thereto, be had on application TO the Con
tract Clerk ofths DepaTtmeDt-Jsnuay 10, 1879.
La JOHN I. DODGE. Street Cemmlasoner.
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NO BRASS FOUNDERS.-Sealed

proposals will be received by the subscriber. at the
Office OF the Cfoton Aqueduct Depsitment until Jan q.
1889. at o'clock p. NJ, for 400 inch STOP COCKS
Compositon 10 be Is copper. "A ~ TN or zinc The
be OF the best character and similar 20
patterns the Office 10 be approved OF by the Water
Purveyor and all TO bs delivered by the hrs day Of May
written assent TO become suTees for the fulnmeni, In
every particular OF the contract will be required 20 ac
company each proposal. Pa mel to TO be made within
thirty DAYS from the inspection Of each parcel Win re-
servation OF per cent until ihe completion Of the can
tract Persons wishing TO estimate reqnessd before
sending in their proposals to cali at tn ofce where pat
terms be seen. Ofersto be endorsed" Proposals or
Brass Cocks" Office Croton Aqueduct Department, Ian
" Ia5S IiI2t23l N DEAN, President.
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II EW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

v YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Tmough in II hours-New-Jer-
sey Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York az M
Leaves Philade phia hours from foot Of Walnu-st
Fare reduced So for first class and So so for second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESION
through tick sold the above lines, and through bag
tbtopsb conductors dlotf
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VANDERBILT'S NEW LINE BE-

~
TWEEN NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The only Through Line via NcaraguaA number OF DAYS
shorter any other ROuteComp0ssd OF the following
frst. class steamships between NETWORK and SAN
JUAN DE NICARAGUA: 90
The PROMETHEUS. Capt. Churchill.
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt. BALDWIN -
And between SAN JUAN DEL 81 and SAN FRAN
CISCO -
The PACIFIC, Capt. Jervis
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt Wakeman.
These steamers all built expressly for TINS route,
and for speed safety and Accommodation
The PhOMETHEUS will leave SewYork, from Pier
y M, commencing Jan. 5, 1852
The DANIEL WEBSTER on the goth of each month";
commencing Jan. 20, 1852. - 80, ,
The days of leaving SAN FRANCISCO will be the LIST
and 18th Of each month -
When the above days fall Sundays the day Of sailing
will be or the Saturday previous.
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA to SAN JUAN
DEL SUR passengers will he promptly conveyed over the
New Transit Route of the Nicaragua Company, having but
tive We miles of Land Transportation ana at that point
embark Of the above named Pacific Steamers for
SAN FRANCISCO.
The distance this Route others
here oloe established and speedy and comfortable tran
between the two Oceans through beautiful and heath
ful county, offer inducements to the travelling public equal
ed by no other Line.
No passage secured until paid for and but limited num-
ber of passengers will be taken. 49,
For Freight apply only at the ONCE Al the
Line, No. Battery. place. up STAIRS ID. H. ALLEN;
above boats j3t
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
II NEW-YORK 20 ALBANY and Troy WINTER
Arrangement On THURsOAY Jan. u.s. The Trans VIII
until further notice, run follOws: -. $3.50.
Leave hew-YOrk gong Norm, nom me chce 80
Chsmbersn At 81 AM, for through freight only 6sait
ing from 3ls-st) A M. for passenger, 70 rsess.
for Albany 1Ioy, stopping at PeeEsknl ana al sSiSns
north of that place signal At 81 AN for way ana
through freight only, (staTting from 3lst 81 Az II
Express Tram for Albany and Troy, stoppng Only az
Peekskil Cold Spring Fishk, Poughkeepse, Rhlnebeck
and Hudson. Ati passengers and fIeigh 10 Peess-
XIII only stopping at all way stations Al NJ passe
r.rs 20 Peekskil only, stopping ut way stations A
NJ Mal Train for Albany and Trey steppng a. feeks-
kill Cold Spring Eishk. New Hamburger and Pokeepsle
and all stations north Of that place on signal A. -
for POughkeepse, stopping at all way stations AZ 81 M
for Emigrans and through freight only, IRON 5ists
Going souh leave Troy Engine Station. att A "a tVs
A NJ and ION. PM Leave Albany at u AM iOf
through freight only, (from East Albany AT y A II,
Mail Train for New York, stopping as all way stations
where there are mails be received and delivered Az
"a M for way freight onv, iron East Albany At II
M Express Tram for New-York. stopping only at Hud-
SON Rhinebeck Poughkeepsie, Flshki and Peekssln AT
81 NJ for passengers 10 New YORK stopping az way
stations on signals. At 81 p M, from East Albany
Night Mail Tram. -
Leave Poughkeepsie for New-Yors at 6. A M, stor-
ping at way state ms. -
Leave Peesskill for New-York at 81 M passengers
for New York stopping wsysati0ns. At 10 M pas
sepgers and freight TO New York stopping at stations
AT NJ passengers to New York, stopping at ~dysts-
passengers will procure Tickets before entering the Cars
New-York. Jan. Is, 1852. Ll5l ROBr. HIGHAM, Supt.
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IMPAIRMENT or REPAIRS AND

supp rrs December %. rs5,-To CONTRAC-
TORs-Sealsd proposals will DO rscsved at tho once
the Commssioner OF Repairs and Supplies. NO !, rev
City Hall basement until FRIDAY, February ~ isSS,
n oclsck M at which time they will DO yupnsy
oeened For GRANITE BLOCKS. to he delivered .nis
div OF the following length and SIZE VIZ 3,tI o. ana
Snchss square and 10 inches long qnantites 20 psve
10 600 square yards of each kind SAID p'9goss 70 sm
hyacs Es,teya ss we'll as other Granite. Proposals WI
stare the puces Of each size separasy and Also inc
ysonired 10 furnish said QUANTITIES. BLANK o.
t,mat.s an be had at this Office B-The Commission
mates II ueebee io' viz W.T. ADAMS,
S,oau Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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Y EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave follows Sundays eIcepted) from
pier foot of Duane-st $3.50
Mail TRAIN at 8 A. NJ for Dunkirk and all Stations
NEWBURGH EXPRESS TRAIN at p NJ.
WAY TRAIN at 4 F. h. for SuIeras, Oxford and inter.
mediate Stations.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN ats p. N for Dunkirk, con-
meeting with the Dunkrk and State Line and Erie and
North east Railroads for Erie, Pa.
CHAs. MINOT, Superintendent
New.yerk Dec % 1881 d29 #
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no TAX PAYERS.-Notice is hereby

"O IAN PA EKS.-N IS hereby
given to owners or essees property which the
tax of 1850 remains unpaid that the list Of unpaid Taxes
for wear 1850 Is in OF PREPARATION and VIII De sd
vertsed ON or about rs February preparatory to sale OF
the All persons interested therein are requested %
male Immediate payment to the Receiver OF TaIes ana
Thereby save the additional expense OF Advertising
Enarce D,nariment Cont roller Office New York: Jan.
"A 1872 ms tEl1 JOSEPH X IAfBOh tonuohef
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rtce IL hereby given that petition has been present
I'd ~ The Board Of Aldermen for SEWER IN MEhCb
ST froIn Amy 70 Blocker 81. All persons Interested,
baying affections thereto requested 10 present ne
sane in writing, stating their extent Of interest - '1S
Contract CerA at this Office, OF before Jan1@,f ~
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Is 10 NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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