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IN fessor.-A in astrology has oemmenoea Men
Of science Europe been struck with
wonderful accuracy Of Dr. w. Robacks poiitcsl pre-
dctione sweden his native oouatry his
fame. Here where he has exercised his wonderful pra
oipalIy among private individuals III ussud essy the
perfect accuracy Of his nsttes His profound knowledge
q the art of astcogy enables him to nnro the future
lives OF those whe consult him. like SCROLL Def tho
Heindicates the days and hours when they will peril
and gives them directions how avoid the danger ma
tivty, onst by Dr. Roback b light to the feet ofany
woman who rrocurcs one Who then, would through
life cropping and stumhn whom, tribe no
sbtain tho knowledge which will enable them 70 eeap,
thousand difcultiesl Consult him then aud
rtan what the hsve in for you Ess
be guarded against Exercise shen wise BY
applying without delay to Professor c. W. RoBACK, No
" hite ftreet.
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EoR RIO JANEIRo AND VALPARAISO THE NEW
" and apiendi6 steamship SIERRA NEVADA, j. II. WI.
commander will 10 dispatched for the ports On
about the 2h November, from Pier No. North river
j. HOWARD SON. Agents, 81 broadway.
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CTEANsHIp BLACK WARRIOR, NOV. l6 ls52.-wE,
- tic undersigned passengers the Steamship Black
Warrior Mobile via Bavana CANNOT leave tho ship
without Eight testimony of their respects to Captain
H. W. shpteldt and his officers for their uniform and
trir kindness attention them during the
Eyr thing Il courtesy could suggest has been done to
passage pleasant and agreeable We congratu
late Captain Shueldt upon commanding noble ship
combining in great degree all the comforts and conve-
riences usual In stesmerg with speed and weather.
ly qualities not e1oellod, il egnaled We tender our
warmeat thanks to Captain Shueldt his Aten ton to
mcrts and most sincerely wish hin tie succesI he
eminontly merits-Siyned T. ST. John and lady, Ia Anto.
Andres A1oy Julius Tiff asd lady MsI Collins Mrs. &c.
Hedges Jose Carrera, Francisco del Carlos Joseph Turk
Bar0lome Calse Jose Pornsas Jseph Font stephen ru
guet Jose PUG, Edward Pheeur James N. Tareton, An
dfes Hernandez File va, c. Stsne, Francisco Comarn,
Francisco Jose de Adoirs, Captain Q. r. Baker, Julian
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A UsTRALIA.-CLIPPER LINE, FOR MELBOURNE,
N Fort Philip aud Sydncy.-The new A clipper ship
GLANCE T.. Taylor master. will sail for tho above
December 4th Her uuequaed aocommods tons for first
cabin and the reputation which this
line has fer despatch la sufficient guarantee for parties
bound to Australia TO engage tht ship in preference to
any bound for those ports Apply to WILL An T.
DUGAN ~ Front street, or to ELLIOTT, ARKELL CO.,
lA6 Pearl
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CORPORATION NOTlCE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant
cupants all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands effected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by Assessors and lodged in the
Off Of the Bureau of Assessments for by all
persons interested For building Sewer in Fiftesnh
9th street. between the Sixth and Seventh Tho
limits embraced by such includes several hous
es and lots Of ground, vacant lots peos and psrces Of
land situated both sides Of Fifteenth street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed to the either of them requested to
preser their objections in writing to the al
their Office No. Hall Of Rec ords within thirty days from
The day Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
Once, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department No
yember 49, 1882,
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CORPORATION NOrICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to tho owner owners, occupant or 90
cupants OF all houses and lots improved unmprove
affected thereby that the following
been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged In the
Office of the Bureau Of Assessments for examin alton by all
persons interested, viz For building sewer in Washing
embraced by such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground lots and parcels of land
situated both sides of Washington street, between Rec
tor and Norris streets All whose interests are f
footed by tho above named and who
posed to the either Of Them requested TO
sent their objections In writing to the undersigned, At
their ooe No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department.
November o.. 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners ocsupant
oupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been BY the snd are IN the ONCE
viz paving thirteenth street between
and G. The mts embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots OF ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Thirteenth street. between aud O. and the
west sde Of Q, LOO feet north and south from
Thirteenth street. All whose interests seced
BY the above named assessments and who opposed 10
the either Of hem requested to their
objections In writing to the undersigned as their once
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL II. DE. MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLS0N,i Assessors.
ISAAC WN SMITH.
Ohhos Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Now
,, 1852.
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MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
l ders her 10 tho ladies and gentlemen Of This
city, In Astroogy Love aud Law matters interpretive
Dreams Ac by booke snd science constantly relied
Napoleon; and win tell tho nams Of the sentlonsa
they will marry; also the Of the vsters Resident
80 Great Jones street. corner Bowsry Ladies' ffhy
gentlemen dellAr.
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HEEDtOAy4,

TITS WILL KNOWN AND LANENTABLE FACT
that mortality amongst children during the yearoi
their existence Is great particularly during th
period Of teetbipg, the thereby oacasonod uiong
when thousands upen thousands them their innooe
lives under the most horrible pains The undersigned
therefore most happy that trey have IL in their
cner TO their fellow remedy, by the application
which the progress OF this evil 10 efcuay checked ans
particularly prevents the life erng uonS.
therefore beg leave to draw the attention Of all careful
to this effective dy and refer
herewith annextd testimony of of most eminent
physeians Adults surerng from rheumstium and
toohEehe headache aud neuralgia wise expect the
desired relief by adopting the Of the pearls For sale
only by SCUUFFkER & MULDENER, Willsm street.
Tetimofy do hereby certify that tho composition OF
the pearls offered BY sohuuer Audener, is Of Iueh
azure that the Of the fail to produce the
most thtfaotory effect and copscentiouBly
mend tho (Sgned) DR.. Braunch, 26 Henry street,
BROOKLYN.
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CoEPOaAT1oN N0TICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IL
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant Of
eupants Of oil houses and lots improved unmproved
ted thereby, that the following
sess completed BY hc assessors and are In the oioc
for examins alton by all
sers Interested viFor building In 10Th street,
betveen Lexington and Third Tho limits embraced
d ground lots eea and parcels Of land stnatod
29th street. between Lexington and Third
avsrse All persons whoce interests affected by the
ebeys named who are opposed TO tho same
~ either OF them requceted TO present their Objections
itng, 70 the underagnod at thor etice No Hall Of
2tSSrds within thirty from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ! Asserrors
ISAAC WA. SMITH
Once Bureau Of Assessments Stroes Departments Nov.
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NOR rEW ORLEANS, DTRECT.-THE NEW DoU BILE
II engine stoamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Sears,
Commander will leave pier 8, East river for the sboye
rort direct on Mon 3ay. December ava O'Clock, r. NJ.
This ship has elegant for pafsengr Pas
sage in cabin, sateroom, SGo passage In steetsge &
shippers are requested 70 supply thenselvs, With the
form Of bills 81 lading other will DO signed
Thee may Re hal on application the office q tho SCENTS
and will be signed a the Office prior 80 tho day Of sailing
when they will DO signed board No frsigh received
bills faeng signed, after 10 O'clock che day Of sailing
I.LINC0LN & co, 40 Pearl strset.
Agents in New orleans-Messrs. Marks T. Thomas, IS
Natchez street,
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LNOR sAvANNAH.--U. s. MAIL ITSE.-THE SuPE-
rior steamship FLORIDA, Capt. NJ. S. Woodruff on
SATURDAY Nov 20 =. three o,elosk from Eer North
Tho Alabarna Capt. g. ID. LUDLOW Saturday, Nov. r.
For and fare, these bhpe
have superior on the act.
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E1oRTUkE TELLING.-MRe. ALVIN, RENOWNED
in Europe for Ser skill in foretelng the future win
furnish shout all circumstances Of life 80 All
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks the Engfh,
French German languages Her esdenos 3ll BROOM
street. the Bowery hrst foor staira 0Hoe hosrs
from 10 A. II. to 8P. N.
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WINTER ARRANGERENTs-NEw YORK AND
w Harlem Rai'rsad-fhree daily nes 70 and ,rsn A.
ryon and Centre street daily Sundays except
ed) asfollowsFirst train, 70 A. t-Wsy Nail Train.
stopping all way stations Secsnd train
Train etoppns at Crotcn Fails Dover Plains illsdss.
and Chatham -Four Corners. Third train, Sb p Nh
pross Train stopping Croton Falls Dover Plains Miller.
Tor, Hilsdale and Chatham Four Corners Returning
will leave East Albany vt and Ii A. NJ and p. N.
". SL0AT Superinterd DENT.
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CyoRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant or
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unimprovod
lands thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and are lodged in tho
ece the Bureau Assessments for examination by all
persons Interested vz-For tagging nidewaks In Rish
Seenh street. between and b. The limits
~ such oil the houses and lots Of
vacant lots and Farce Of lsnd situated on
Both sides Of Eighteenth street. between and b.
Ali whose in tercss affected by named
Assessments and who opposed to the same either OF
them requested TO their In writing
30 tho undersigned ST their oce No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from The date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
Once Bureau cf Assessments, Street DeparsEsRt, Nov
n,
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ZORRO RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given. to the owner owners, occupant or
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Of
persons interessd yiIFos paving Thirty street.
feet wide In the sidewalks Of the The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
Of ground let's and parcels of land situated
on beth sides Of Thirty street. between Fifth and
by the above named assessments and who opposed to
the either Of Them requested to present their
objections In writing to the undersigned, at their office,
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
II. 1862.
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A UsTRbLIA.-PIoNEER LIEE.-FIrST AND ONLY
n regular pao' Vt for Melbourne Port Philip The noble
clipper ship RCAHGU, allison Howcs, communion, hay
ing all her bosra will sll tho s5th inst. The
Scsrgo ia the tn ship this line IT i, emily to
say that she will be fitted up and poysoned in tho
liberal manner the sh that have preceded her An
early .pple for passage 1Genied, board,
TO JOHN OGDEN & r. W. CAMERON, lie Vail street.
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TiiAVELLElGs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL
~ pha.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No
l. North river ~ A. M and r. M through In ~ heurq
Fare first class, Sd second class (by2P line ony) ~
Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of walnut street, ~
A. M, and ZIP. NJ.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROhD-TRAINS, DAILY,
- lsnndays oxoeptedl from Chambers street for Al
train6 A. through in four hours connecting with
trains hing Buffalo Montreal At o'clock same
ing. Mail train A NJ Through trains at and p.
N. Express train Z Accommodation train 7:0 r. Y.
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and
Thirty first street. GEO STARK, Superintendent a
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN United States Nail and Lines through In four
hours, New Jersey kalrosd via Jersey CyLsavins New
York foot of Conrtandt street. Mt and A. M and ~
p NJ. Leave Philadelphia ut and A. M, and 5 r. n.
For first class ts feeons do Gin a.dgA NJ s2M Fog
tickets sold in the above lines through baggage carried
In the A, NJ and 81 l.. NJ lines from New York Passsn
gers baggage the ferry fifteen minutes beers The
trsins leave.
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THIRST SHIP FOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-THEBEAU-
tiful clipper ship BoTHNIA, Captain Avery, 900
burthen teing lifted up entirely for tho comfort IF
pas gers much superior t. other vessel in New
York, will sail with imm date despatch. Passengers
parti unry requested to exnmne for themselves board
before elsewhere at pier q East river to BUT
LEN BROTHERS lG and lis South street. or to ISAAC T.
SMITH, 101 Wall street.
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CoRPoRATIoNN MOTTO E.-pgBLYc NOTICE Is

CoRPo ATIoNNoTIC E-PCBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given, to the owners, occupant
supants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following ASSIGNMENTS have
by the in the Office
o. the Bureau Of assessments Cor examination BY all per
sons Interested. vzFsr ggng four feet wide
srough the side walk Of slip, from Front TO
street. The limits embraced by sgch assessment in
eude houses nnd lots OF ground vacant lots
sess Gnd parcels Of land tuated the westerly side Of
6yuyereur slip between South street and line hun
Area and fifteen feet northeriy thsrcfrom All persons,
whose interests affected by the hsove named assess
ents opposed TO the either Of them,
are their objections in writing to the
undermined their Office, NO. Hall OF Records, Wshia
assrty DAYS from date Of this notice.
SAMUEL VI. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, $Aesesscrs
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Elrefu OF Assessments Street Department., Nova,
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NNY YoEk AVE- SAN ERANOIsoQ aTEAasaa

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO sTsAAshI2
~ lima; thrergh 10 San francisco ~ reduced rates rs
lsssnon on tho fthnus The and spcndid s.es nsbio
OMITTED STATES. YIN. @. Bevry, Ccmmander will iesvs
New York for Aspinwali, Navy Bay, Friday, Noscr
boz 18Th - IL O'Clock, a. w. precisely, oonnee.ins a.
panhmh with the double engine steamship COR
gES iioU sorss Thomas d. Cooper, Coinmanc@i,
watch steamshiy esyes Panama tho Arrival Of the PAS
crgers By hc Unsed states for San Erancgoo, ssoppc
o1yat Acapulco, for supplies Ths line hs never faod b.
sonnecs st the appointed tac. These vesso In soca
n5kdons ventston speed, and asfety
A. expcEisn?ed physiaans attached 70 esch soaer
enxbrf viii be landed on the wharf "a ABpnws tna taks
the Psnrma railroad. Passengers cautioned shat al
okets Tor shis no ust boar the ggnsurca 81 tho mr..
aasEned and thLs othoe parties snshoysei te ga
Hoke8 a Nov York. Apply 10
DAVIS, BR00Ks& co, B roadway. New York
DEsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THE MA O.
~ nihcent new clipper ship WINGED RACER, will DO
ready for cargo on Tuesday next 10th inst Shippers hay
Ing engageu sns wpleass have their freight In readiness
TO 20 Immediately en- board tho ship viii hive she most
exrarorcnary iepatoh For balance Of cargo or passage
having unsurpassed aocommod a atoms, apply to
H. d. SUTTON. "a Wall street.
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.--oNLY
Line Giving Tickets for Crossing tho iathnus.
double engine steamship STAR IF THE WEST 1900 toms
will leave frem pier No. North river at o'eloek, M
precisely Saturday, Nov 90 for San Juan del Nore d.
rect with the PACIFIC steamer hc Mica
transit route having but twelve miles OF land trans
portat0n Tiese steamers unsurpassed their
mcdatons and ventilation. FOR information, PASSAGE
apply only 10 d. d. ALLEN, Agent,
No. 3 Battery place, up stairs.
GSoR BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNIA.--THE PACKET
y ship sHAKspHAkE VIM Brown, Master, new loading
A. pier No. ii, North river and will sail with dispatch
For freight or cabin having superior staroom
seoomn odatIons spply 70 the captain board TOT
wh y. FURE1ss Nc Wall 81. No. ~ Rear RuiIdinR
70, valparaiso and Pnnsma-The splendid new steamer
JOHN Il. STEPHENS, (2,500 tons barthen,I Robert II.
Pearson commsndr will dispatched for The sove ports
o. or about the bh December For passage only having
e. ssptN
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE.-sTEAMsHIP BLACK WARRIOR, FROM
IN Mobile ow har5ng pier Harri
street North river. Consignees will please attend TO
receipts Of their goods.
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NOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States mail steamship R0AaoKE, l.. Par
rish commander, will leave pier 49, N. X Saturday
Nov. Goth, SP NJ For freight apply on board, and fo
Old clip.
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NUTICE-FUB HEHE-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by tie and in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for by all persons
from point fifty feet west of the Seventh to
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels o. snd
situated both sides of 1hrtyrst street between Sixth
and Seventh The westerly side of sixth avenue
and esstey side Of Seventh between
and Tbirtyseeond Streets and the northweserly and
southwesterly Of Thrtyrt street and Seventh
All persons, whose interests affected by the
above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to their objections
In writing to the undersigned their office No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSORS.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department,
Nov. Is, 1852
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OR,PoRATIoN NOTICE-PuaIIC NnrIcR Is

FyU UKAT1ON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given, TO the occupant
psnts Of all houses and lots improved
affected thereby that the following ments have
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by
Interested. viz:For building Ia Charles street,
The limits embraced by such assessment incuoe all tho
several houses and lots Of ground nj
from Greenwich to the North rver esssery
side Of Factory street, norherly Perry street. and
southery 100 feet from Charles street, both sides of
Fourth, Bleecker Hudson, Greenwich and Washington
etreets and the eastery side of West
the ~ the next street. and uouthcry 100 feet
from Charles street. ALI persons whose interests af
feced by the above named assessments and who op-
posed the either Of them requested pre-
sent their objections in writing to the their
oce, No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, /Assessors.
ISAAC WV. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nov
ID, 1852
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rORPO RATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, for In Catherine
street. from tho East river TO Division street All
interested in the above, and having objections thereto
requested present the writing the Contract
Clerk at his ofce, before the 2tth Of November
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aque auot Department, Nov. 10, 1851
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AST'HOlApGN.


sTR0I OGY -DR. WILSON, No 90 BR00ME STREET,
A New York. be to announce his attention to calcu
natvi,ies in pars In full to ladies or segtem in any
part ~ United states, strictly mathematical and
ecen fcsl rinc Pies His charge from 81 to $40 EACH
he will also all questions OF whatever nature that
be propoundd by seriously disposed person. and
desatc, the same any part requested the receipt
the time and place BIRTH well stste
inuuiriee.
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ORPoRATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant or
eupants OF all houses and let's improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed the Assessors and lod in the ON
Interested viz For repaynS West street. from Duane 10
Jay street. The limits embraced by such assessment, In
and Of land situated on both sides Of Wes
are affected the above named and
Who opposed to the either OF them ara request
present their objections, In writing to the under
signed at their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty
aays from the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, hssessors
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department Nov9
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CORP RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
- hereby ven that petition has been presented in the
Board of Aldermen for in Blocker street. from
building Of basin. and ouvsrts a. the essterly corners Of
Greenwich and Liberty Streets All persons interested In
the above and having objections thereto requested
the In writing to the Contract Clerk ct his
office, or before the Gath November inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department. Nov. 10, 1852.
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EoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
II Semi weekly United States msil. The now and fast
going UNIoN r. Adams vi leave pier
No North river Saturday, November 2pth at three
o'clock p. NJ, precisely For freight apply on board
all bills OF adng will 10 sned and for passage, At
the once OF SpOFFUKD TILESrON CO., No. 4S South
street. Savannah passengers tcketed through without fur
Their charge hr ugh tickets 20 Florida furnished As follows
TO jacksonville, SSl; 70 Pilatka, SS.
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OFFICE 0FRECEIvER OF TAXES, NO NEW CITY
HAL for s42 payers are hereby uot-
remaining unpaid the first day Of December next and
Two per cent on the ftesnth day Of December NEXT Tho
making ss early payments possible 70 avoid The crowd
eition Of the eentage Hours for receving onev
6oolook A. H. till p NJ Banksble money only received
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes.
November II, 1852.