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CNIXTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
- AourishIng pasA Of the city and suburbs, for
sale on the most accommodating terms. Apply
to M. THOMPSON,
Office ore door west of Jackson Hall, Pen
avenue. March
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

Whole number of representatives 23l.
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SPRING MILLINERY
NTlLL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S OF
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 o clock.
PARKER 8 new Fancy store,
March l2--3t under National hotel.
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Ono.
/ David L Disney
2 Lescis ID Campbell
3 Hiram Bell
4 Bsyomin Sionion
5 Alfred p Edgerton
6 Frederick r Green
Z + M Ellsbury
s John L Tayior
9 Edison b Odds
10 Charles Sweetzer
IL Geo n Busby
10 John Jgeick
l3 James M Gaylord
IA .aisrander Harper
Is Wiiiian r Hunter
l6 John Johnson Il d.
II Joseph Cable
Is David X. Carter
10 Ebsn Ns,cton
90 Joshua X Giddings
81 N 8 Townshend
PENNSYLVANIA.
l Thomas B Florence
2 Joseph r Chandler
3 Henry ID Moore
4 John Robbins, jr
S John McNair
6 Thomas Ross
7 John A Morrison
8 7ksde,ss Sterens
9 ] Clancy Jones
10 Milo M Dimmick
il II M FIli,r
IL G A Grow
II james Gamble
IA T M Bibighaus
Is William II Kurtz
Is ] X McLanshnn
II Andrew Parker
10 John l. Dawson
10 Joseph II Kuhn,
20 John Allison
81 Thomas " Ho,re
- John " Hore
% Carlton b Curtis
, "a Alfred Gilmore
RHODE ISLAND.
] George G King
. Benz B Thurston
SourH CAROLINA.
l Daniel Wallace
2 James l. Orr
2 Jos A Wood ward
4 John Mcqueen
S Armistead Burt
s William Aiken
I William F Colcock
TESsf'srE.
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ON CONSIGNMENT IL Oak Trimmed Rwsseft
~ BROG.aNS.--l, 900 pair Oak Tanned Russell
Brogans, a prime article Of Southern ManufAc-
ture. For sale by r. A. PRINGLE,
No 30, East Bay street,
July ia, lSs0-d+m ss"s.rlsstsn, 8. G
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Speaker.
Clerk.

3 Isaac Wildrick
4 George II Broom
5 Rodman M Price
New YoRK.
! John G Floyd
2 Obadiah Bo,one
3 Emanuel B Hart
a J H II Ha,cs
S George Briggs
6 James Brooks
7 Abraham p Stevens
8 Gilbert Dean
3 William Murray
10 Msri,ss Schoonnaker
III Josiah Sutherland, il
IL David L Seymour
- John L Schootcrat1
IL John II Boyd
Is Joseph Russell
is John Wells
IL Alex II Buell.
Is Preston King
10 Willard Ives
20 Timothy Jenkins
81 William w Snow
% Henry Bennett
% Leander Babcock
"a Daniel T. Jones
25 Thomas Y How, jr
2G HIS Walbridgs
"a Him S Saeken
% A M Scherm,e, horn
g Jedediah Hoyord
30 Reuben ROBBIE
81 Frederick S Martin
30 s G Haren
80 augustus p Haseail
"a Lorenzo Burro,rs
NoRrH CARoI.rHA.
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o,s of blood. and so much injured that ne iau,ei
upon entering the house, and now hes dangerously
ii.
~ 4 murder near Lambertvile, me
Dier,sf states was committed the 2Sih UT on the
opposite SIDE of the Delaware, by colo'ec !" ."
named VINES Frost, on another a naive " uIiod' "
the name OF Loqa GaneeS Frost was arrested upon
the verdict of an inquest OF "llfW mur'eI az i'"S'
hlm -
The same paper states ;hat Jesse Burrough COM
united suicide by hanging himself. near that pace
on Friday last and also that the body of Peter Nc
Ilhaur was found IN the canal lie was canal more
driver from Mauch Chunk, dgeC IL or II ytdis' 'ei
DICT, accidental drowning
NEw-JERsE. NATURAL History SoCIE-
rY The following Is list OF the oflcerS eeo'ea ii
the last meeting go
! J Napes i. {. Harrington and Richard Jones
Rfcgrdlng SecreGry-J. ;. Smith gorrespgn6'nS Ser
rffoyn-F VI. RicOrd TredSureT-T. Smith cdb'aef
Ceyoa,ittee-Saml WeiheriI and SAM. W. Clark.
ry The Salem County Agricultural Far
was held on Thursday last, and was attended by
large concourse OF persons throughout the day Inc
exhibition of cattle Is represented to have been high
" creditabe to the farmers OF that County, la Inc
afternoon an appropriate address was made by X T.
Thompson, ESQ.
~ 4 FIRE was discovered about o'clock
Monday morning. In the boot and shoe store OF MI
J j. Cooper. No. 322 Broad St, Newark, ana before
1T was suOdued his stock was considerably damaged
Insured III the Mecnrnlcs Once nthe CITY iof S'oo'
~ On Saturday passenger In the cars
for Philadelphia was ROBBED of ms pocket-book con-
tairing s. $50 in money and draft for 1920.
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Court of Appeals,

Der. 2.-The Bank Commissioners, APP
pellapts against the St. Lawrence Bank, &c, re-
spondents This cause was put upon the Calendar,
and submitted upon printed arguments and points
n How ard, Jr., Counsel s.. Submitted upon
printed arguments and points. N Howard, Jr,
CounselNo.7. reserved case-Argued. Or
lando Hastings for appellant, n Hill, Jr, for re-
spondent. No Is Called and passed No. 10. Re-
served No. l.. To be submitted No Is Argu-
ment commenced. William Porter for appellant
John Porter for respondent. Not concluded al the
hour Of adjournment. p. NJ.
Der 3-No. "A. Submitted upon printed arguments
and points. n. Hill. Jr., Counsel----A motion was
made and decided Geo. F. ComStock for motion,
d H. Marsh opposed. The argument Of No. IS
was continued and concluded No. %. Called and
passed No. 20. Argued, and concluded at the hour
Of adjournment. Geo. f. Comstock for appellant,
ORLANDO Hastings for respondent. Syracuse Star.
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NEW.J JERSEY ITEMS.

,,a ~ On Saturday evening, about :. o.
ea..sH, As Young man named Moses d. Lee Was
os,,bs ION Railway 20 ElIzaoelhtoWn. about three
S's OF nile south of the latter he saw short
mss before hun. By the side OF the Railroad. two
tAs1 "uola ne took 10 be lrlsh. As he approached
nass,ne 'Iser of the TWO drew a knife and made a
I'm - mn which he lodged, when the other struck
N. s.'a vac tead with weapon that telled HIM 10
,,sVOo SenseleSs. In about half an hour, as he
hmrs.stV aisconsciousneSS returned when he found
an ~. ng directly across the Railroad track, IN
him uie place, where he supposes they placed
van He found has way 10 his trends with great
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Steamboat ExpIosiou-Des truction of the Bril-
Iiant-Great Loss of Life.
From the New Orleans Crescent. Sep

From the New Orleans Crescent Sept %
Our city was the scene of unusual excite
ment last evening on account Of painful rumor that
the steamer Brilliant. hence for Bayou Sara, with a
large number of passengers, had exploded at some
point near Bayou Goula on her upward trip.
What little particulars we could learn OF tins
steamboat disaster are obtained from the officers of
the steamboat, Montgomery, which VIII be found be-
low. We could not ascertain whether any blame
attaches to the officers Of the Brilliant, or indeed
anything more satisfactory than the following very
meager account
The steamer Brilliant left her wharf at the head Of
CONTEST on Saturday eyenlngat O'Clock for Bayou
Sara and had proceeded up The river as far as Bayou
Goula Yesterday morning about O'Clock, when she
exploded her second staIboard boiler, which carried
aWaV her main cabin and siate-rOoms, as far aft as
the ladies' cabin, and everything forward of the boil
ers making a complete wreck Of the boat above the
hull
Captain Hart stated that he had from so 10 100 deck
hands and remen on board al the time the explosion
took place After the accident he could not find more
than about 25 The number of passengers on board
he could not ascertain but thinks the loss OF life must
be very great
The following are the names of the persons killed
and sCaldcd, as near as could be aScertdined;
James Fullerton, mate, lost J. \. Cotton, hrst
clerk badly scalded s G.. Cole, assistant clerk, do,
J Cames second clerk. slightly Scalded Mr.. False,
second pilot badly scalded Mr.. McCarty, second
engineer, slightly Scaded Robt DOYLE assistant
engineer, badly scaded.
Several fremen and cabin boys slightly, and others
badly scaded. Captain Hart was IN the Mushroom
when the boiler exploded, and was not injured.
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Hlillincrp.

To the LADIES.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of Ladies
~ and Cbillrens Fur Bonnets also, BOYS black
white and dIab fancy Hats, uchly trimmed, at
% Inn ]. II MONARQUE'S. Ne. 22S Bowery.
AUlLLINERY.- Mrs. \. IL. MARCY
IVt would most respectfully inform her customers, and
others wishing purchase that and after TIL RSDAY
Oct g she viii offer for their selection large and rich as
sortment of Fall and Winter MILLINERY, consisting OF
every variety Of SILK, Satin and Velvet Bonnes Also,
Ribbons. Feathers and Flowers. &C which You sohc-
tied to Call and examine Mrs 4. II MARCY,
o2 lws No 80 Bowery, opposite Riyington-St
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NliLIAMSBU RGH ITEMS

holSfoN-Sr. FERRY.-Scyeral petitions
wIe pEessnted to the Board Of Assistants, New
WA last evening, asking for lease Of this ferry,
- We OF 'Aem offering a heavy rent Assistant Aid
ssasn ossred resolution directing the Controller
r"e...>e ioS proposals with a view 10 the highest
80. ~ IS ald, for the present on me table. As
r~x 49, A'd Sands offered resolution of inquiry as
ssne'hef iae City of New.York. or the present
oNn The Ferry-si.e foot Of Gran9-st. VIII
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SHIpwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE ON LAKE
came to the Office OF The Detroit Free Press stating
that he is the sole survivor of passengers and crew
of an unknown brig, which sprung leak and sunk
on the ONO coast, about thirty miles west OF Cleve
land He does not know the name Of the vessel.
Sailed from Buffalo FRIDAY last at o'clock, bound
to Chicago There were about twenty persons, all
told on board. Brig began TO leak about o'clock
passengers and crew Jumped into along boat, several
were outside and in endeavoring TO get IN capsized
the boat Mr. Main fastened himself to the fore
mast and the brig having found bottom, was left
about four feet out of water Mr. Nam continued in
this situation till yesterday about ten o'clock, when
he was rescued by the propeller California, and
brought to this cty Mr.. Slater was with Mr..
Welded 10 fatigue and was drowned. Mr.. VI. lost
about 500 worth of tools.
STATISTICS OF ALABAMA.-Ihe Mobile
Irbine of the 2sth nit gives the following statistics
of Wilcox County, IN that State OF pois that Is
voters heads there are SOL with tax OF nifty cents
on each the tax the income of lawyers, doctors.
&c is 500 81 on libraries, $l3 05 Carriages,
$ql o. PLAYING cards seven packs,) 80 30 on ne
CroCs The tax IS $sl51 II on negro mechanics.
S6q 81 on money loaned at legal interest, 1912 %
al more than legal interest" $l20 o. -(how is
this Is 1t legal to take interest on Illegal invest
mentS 'l-TheSe are few of the aggregate taxauons
on some of the miscellaneous possessions of the
county The total amount of taxes raised by the
total amount is $4.lSs -. The gross amount OF
sales of merchandise within the county IS $l61,6O0
total number of negroes Is H. ST. (of these eleven
are free , total valuation of land, $2O0l $50 of
town lots SIS 25l of grlst and saw mills, $4,5O0 ,
amount OF money loaned S263.0'5
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SPRING and SUMMER ARRANGE.

~ AIENTs NEW LINES fOr PHIL tDELPHlA %
CAMDEN AND AAlBOY RAILRO AD. MORNING
LINE leaves Pier No North RIVER foot u Battery
DAILY Sundays excepted alta o'clock VI by the SPLEEN
ala steamier JOHN POTTER, Capt. John simpson tor
south Anboy thence by the superior Of the Company
10 Camden reaching Philadelphia AZ ~ NJ stopping It
spo,tsvood. West Prospect Plains Cranberry Station,
Hightstovn Centervle. Newewn, Sand hills, Borden
town aud Burlington. . -
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily Sundays excspted)
AZ Al VIA South Amboy 20 Camden, arriving at Pha-
nina at 81 VI stopping at SpottswoOd. West hghts-
B. rdentown Burlington, Beverly, Ranc"cas and Pal
ryra Freehold and MonOJ passengers by either tram,
fare 81 cents. - so.
Fare by either hne-....s3 90 Forward deck % %
boat John Potter. . . ,,, ,
ElilGRANT LINE at 81 o'clock, M.-Passengen
Leave b. steamboat TRA NSPORT Capt John Gould daily,
(Smdays excepted at 81 o'clock, NJ for South Ambo{,
rrococ by cars Bordenown and take steamboat TO BU H
iINGTON and arrVe al Philadelphia next morning at
o'clock Fare 81 20. - -. =.
Et,v pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger TO ne
carried AZ the rsk offs owner but nothing VIII nc receives
90 | BLISS, Agent.
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ed Nh np6 Ps3r i' q IT'S OF SAILING.

f'' 'i Epw coLISsk co i % %a Nf''A'
BROWN, SHELL 20 = a Kings Arms Yard.
London, g =. n yo,,s D>ns les V ic,o,res
DhAf sh,ns WI not he accountable io< gold,
silver bullion spee Jewelry. 2', ,.,s,,, nj d. van.
thereof,legsn expressed
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CORPORATION Notices.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAKI-
' MENT-To CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals,
,ndfssed Proposal f< building Sewer IN n
n,rtmen, fRosnda PARK until Monday Che seth "a, o.
Oct e5 al o'clock. % build 81 i vr pire 81
e.e.1ag.,t rom Gold % near wlbsnst beng ensth
about $40 feel, Tue pas o. he sever 'na
In ;. ob,aIn.d on application 70 ths Contract
Sie'A' a. TINS O NICHOLAS DEAN,
o,,o, prs.,deu, ofthe Croton Aqueduct Department
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II UDSON RIVER RAILROAD
ID D NEX-YORE L. A RIA NY and TROY On SATrR.

u
DAY, Oct the Trans viii commence running follows
Leave New-Ncrk going North, irem the Office near
Ch2mh,r. : A. " for Pceks.il and way stations
Al ~ Abans ami TroY stopping al Peeksk. earn
sohs, C9i Sptng, F.shklu New HAlnourgh. PoagA-
kcef@Ie, hlde Pars. kunehcck, Ilyr, Oash, Hudson,
CcNsaok.e and Casteiop. At 10 NJ for PeekskIu and
val steious A. /. II IL ALBANY aud rf1T. stopping
at YoLkerst Peek l. Fshkl. Porghkeepse Rhlnehecs
iFpll Oaktiie. Hrdslu and SfuyNesant At u NJ for
PcushAeepSe, freight and passeEgcrs stopping At all
places Vt 8 PM FOR P0ugkk eelsie stopping At the
stations At q p II Albany and Troy. Stopping al
Pcehsk Coio Spfias. Pouehk eepsie HYDE PARK. Rhine
bfcs. Ilol Oakhu HUDSON. CoKsaczie and Csstleton-
A. .. NJ fs fcel SSH. stopping ~ ~ stations.
Leave Hudson fir Albany At = N s-oFlin; u way
Places
Leave Albany gong South at : An for New-York.
Stopping AZ ts>tet0n Styyesaut Ce1sacAle Hudson Oak
hill. 1ivoi khmehecs. HYDE Park. P0ughkeepsie New
HamhuTgt Flshkh, Cold Sprrc and Pee ksSi At 10 VI
Tor New-hors, stopping a. Co1sacAie. Hudson, Oashn
Tvoli: Rmnehech. PoughkeepsIe. Fshsh! and PeeAsAH
At 3. NJ for NewYork. stopping al Castleton Stuyye-
sant Hudson, OakhL TIvol. Rhinchccs. Ryde Par,
PcB-hkeepste, Hamburger, Fiskki Cold Spring and
PeekskIl.
n B-These Trans VIII leave Troy Is minutes previous
10 the above stated hours
Leave Albany for Hudson NJ stopping =; the way
places.
Leave Poughkeepse for New-York at 8. An stopping
al the way stations All AM. stopping u way stations
Leave Peeksklll for New-York At O. A NJ stopping At
stations. AT PM stepping az way stations. Al 70
p NJ. stopping at vay stations
Passengers VIII procure Tickets before entering the Cars
o.
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EyOR BOSTON. ria NEWPORT and

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIvFR-By the splendid and superior steau
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE of great strength
and speed particularly adapted to the navigation Of Long
Island Sound, connection with the FAB River
and Old Colony Railroad Distance OF 50 miles 20 Boston
only. Leave pier No 3, y X, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayt0n, on tt ES
DAYS, THU RSDAIS and SATURDAYS. at p. NJ
The steamer BAY STATE. Capt VIM Brown, on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS andFRlDAIS AZ p NJ.
THIS line the only that direct Tor Newport
These steamers fitted with cOmmodlous stae-rooms.
sen gers who are afforded hr tins nights resi-
board aud arrival Fall River pr0ce ed per Railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning
beard getting their breakfast II wished for until the
starting Of the accommodation tram at quarter past
o'clock 4 winch reaches Boston al quarter before
o'clock. A. VI.
baggage-master is attached to each steamer, who
and tickets the baggage and accompanies the same
. - destination.
The rates for passage and the puce Of satcEooms the
a. b other lines.
steamer runs connection with this line 70 md from
Providence daily, except SUNDAYS.
Fare from New-N0Ik through 10 Providence, FaI River
OF Newror 50; to New-Bedford. fare s. 90
FRIGHT Boston taken NJ the same rates a ny ihe
other regular lines and forwarded with great expedition 10y
s Express Freight Tran, which leaves Fall River every
morning lSuudavs eNcepted) al o'clock Tor Boston and
New Bedford arriving at It's destination a. OF about II
AN -
For freight apply on board or the Office Per No
r. For rooms behS apply board. or II II IS
esred to secure them ahead application may be made to
iel0y TISDALE y BORDEN, Agents 10 and Il VESTS
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Steamboats, nn0 i,ailron6s.

DIRECT ROUTE to CANANDAI-
nCUA. ROCHESTER,, BVFFAIo agd TIE WEST,
,-la NEW. YORk and ERIE and CAN ANDAiGtA ana
EINIRA RAIIROAD-CHANGEo or INE-On and ~
tel he eth September INST the trains On THIS route VIII
ruu IS follows
I,t-Dsr Express Tram leaves New-lork foot Of Dr.
aue-st AZ 4 " and arrives At Can@Iaagla II ~ PM
9aNIsi, Tram leaves New York foot II D1aneS. az
4 NJ arr.Yes E1l.r AZ NJ, nd leaves nex; NOM
Se-N-sbf Tynr,.s Tram leaves New-Yo-S foot Of
sf1at NJ, AMI ARRIVES ~ Canandaigna a. ~.
,,Tsv F,press Tram leaves Cauandaigua al II 10 VI
and arrive, N NtN-Nork a. q q A vi
26-NsU Tram leaves CanandaiSua az Z NJ, connect
a with The b. uti8 Nal line Passengers hy TINS tran
VIII rre .. E.mra AZ NJ and can either 90 On ~ me
n gh E1press Tran the same evening " ai'e hsA
rest proceed 70 The City al next morning .n,,
a. N,Shr I9rcss Tram leaves CAnandaisua - B. PM
and arrives N New lorS al II ~ A VI =,
Fre,eht rran viii leave Canancaisua dfi.y II ~ Al
Passengers WI md this the cheapest and most exedl,
t,ous ,,ne Olned with the large and commissions cars WI"
reader II the easiest ana most comtortahe ,,r-p
MARVIN PORTER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent;
Cananda.gua. Sept. %. l8ol IL
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NOR IITERPOOL.-The new aud

4 SPLENDID steamship PIONEER, Asa Eldfedge Con'-
mauder Will depart her first VOYAGE tor Llyerpool on
WEDNESDAY the 18TH of October, a. y cloc@, iron
The Pioneer 800 tuus burden, and having been punt
e g has been spared la hex construction 70 secure de-
gree Of strength gaeqUaled hy any vessel aioat
Her saloons ard state rooms are spacious aud well Neh-
ated and a.fogete her accommodations Tor passengers
are for comfort and elegance by any steamer
tie trade, -,
IN orerto wishes of the public the owners of
tins vessel determined 10 fix the prices OF passage AZ
SUCH rate. as fan % be satisfactory even 10 the ~ 81
economical An experienced surgeon attached to the
vessel
For freight passage, apply 10 ,
so II SPOFFORD, TILESTON co. No i8 South st.
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~ E.. and G.. LINE.-The new and elegant
,pn leaves Buffalo every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY EVENINGS on the arrival OF The Express
Tran from Albany Through from Bunalo TO Cncnnal in
% bnuys Tickets c. be procured on board either the
Pe0pies Line Of Steamers and the Rip Van Wrinkle Fare
from Buffalo 20 Cincinnati SO Meals and BerthS uclnded
so 9,n A. CABLE, Agent.
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Cxprcsses, Nf.

ELLIOTT'S CALIFORNIA EN-
~ PRESS wa Vandeghit's Line proprietor
owe. the new roulewln dispatch special MESSENGER PER
steamer PrometheuS Oct The proprietor VII return
r steamer of Oct p and attend all business person.
alv Families assisted IN crossing the lsihnus aadtcAes
oece "a Wol-St oltf
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Ihe shgs

cOmprlsing thls line are the <,,,o, - ~
AN ANIIC. Capt west PAIIEiS' cap' Sye,
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce, - BALI, Cdpt' SoHs'"'A'
ADRIATIC. Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built BY cotNact e1pressis Ior
Government service Every care has been taken IN then
crpstrucfen as also N then Engines % insure strength
and sueed and ther accommodations Tor passengers ae
unequaled ior elegance comfort Prsce oi p So. y
S.wYors 10 LIVERPOOL sl30 exclusive use Oi ezra 'le
Sta.e rooms s325 from Liverpool TO New ors -.
exereuced surgeon attached TO each ship No oe''A an
- -ll-.t Lr.a.-
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PubIic

,o,,c. . hereby given 10 the owners, oces-
-, =, ocrurants al houses and lots, improved or un-
aored lands affected thereby that the following a.seS
nent, have completed BY the Asssssors AID are
o5ged M the Once Of the Bureau Of y, ~,
sinaton by all persons nte rested, VIZ For BUILDING
ssEWER IN THIRTY-FITTH-sr, from ne ssNs, N
sth-av 20 point about 30 feet west Of the F az Inc
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sss houses and o. Of ground vacant los pieces and par
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by M. assessmeets and who opposed z,
H. ssne or eher Of them requested T. present ther
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~ Han N Record within thirty days from the date
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RI s. Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPA-

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
pANy -oNIY THROUGH LINE FOR SAN
FRANCISCO via CHAGREs direct. FARE REDUCED
on IT. ESDAY. OctOher7, at y NJ The splendid steam
shu Cherokee. / 800 tuns, Henry WlDdle Commander.
viii sail on tuesday,. October J, a. o'clock pre-
cisely from her pier the foot Of WaTenst North hiver
direct for ChsgTes. ,,,..,
For passage or freight apply at the Office 81 and IS South
Of or At III Wes.-st corner Warren. DIV