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Totnl stn.es { -. -. Ia. ebl So sLmlaI2 81

On, - copne. included The other return DESTROYED
ire n san fraro.,o.
Ony Rcd Etae returned 'he Ccas1s Toe amonns
u party ctuaet.
TN Mnnooia ouy part of the Territory returned
This table presents better show of wealth 10 each
person in the South than in the North from the fact
that the Northern capitalists do not own the ltborcrs,
and do count them persons. South Caroinl makes
the best relative show of wealth paper being SLOT
to each person in the state but if add her 33i 9si
slaves the 2s3 81 free persons and then divide the
aggregate wealth of the state among the whole mum
ber it will show but sflG for each. If deduct for
each slave $500 (Which is much below the usual quoa
tions for such merchandise and then divide among all
the population OF the State the amount to each will be
reduced to S25e. 20 of other slave holding States.
The average of property to each person in the
United States excluding slaves is $3.50 The average
amount in the slave States being S4jj, and in the free
States s3l7 Add the slaves to the free population OF
the Southern States and there will be for each person
s3C4, and deduct for each slave 5000 and there
mains only S23G to each person in those states.
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Cbu,cbes in the United states.

rat. ZIP a.s s.2lf -39.s27 22lOs2s 10. SO ~
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During the past year 1900 letters were received aud
answered, li9l accounts adjusted and reported
90 the Controller 2l 3 certificates Of land sales - 20
bounty land warrant locaons y is declaratory state
meLts JO,OOO swamp land, internal Improvement and
other elecusns were posted about 7OOOO cash bounty
land and other patents written recorded AMI trans
mtted 1,ooi3l9 sores Of swamp lGni and other sesc
lions were ceruned TO the states and upwan Of 10000
pages OF letters and accounts were recorded
Among tie accounts adjusted a. above mentioned
were those OF the Land Officers under the act of March
-, lc52 20 make land warrants ss.irnaIle and for
other purpose, by which those Office. were ntrd 20
the same per centage for the locaon Of vurrsssuc
the llth Of Feb, lri7. a. Tor cash sales
As the law provides Lai al such ices for locations
made prlor 20 Is passage should be paid on; Of The
Treasury, most OF ire sceounts therefor were made m
AZ this Cce, trom the returns Oft several officers and
involved great amount Of careful labor and an -nrire
revision OF al the accounts settled since ls. Jan lsi7
Tie whole amount thus paid out VI the Treasury 10
the 18th Nov. leJ2 was ellOsl6 o.
TINS law, which was act OF supple justice 70 the
District Lana Ofnce-s and only reasonable colnpens
ton iCr faithful services Limits ;hc amount Of lee, usd
70 esCn person HOn every source 20 300 per annun
snd requirs that these 0r the location OF land varruu
made ster tie passage OF thai law should be pail by the
persons who made those locations The consequence has
been that IN several instances tie aggregate OF fees psil
n .Or military locate n exceeded the max.uum com
reEsaton OF the LInd Ocers anu the has gone
into the Treasury and therefore, the Government 70
that extent Las tcen reimbursed sccsuu; OF above
me- ntlc ned expenditure IN the frs; instance.
Itc survey OF the northern boundary Of Iowa has
been completed. a. required by tie of a March
lsSs' the honUucnts have a. teeI erected ara atul
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n Advices from Barbados TO the 36sh
os.b u 81. &c thrt great sickness prevailed among The
people in all the islands and yellow fever proi'
neut complaint Martinique and Guadaoupe have suf-
fered severely from the scourge The markets were
well SUPPLIED.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
The Annual Report of the Commissioners of
Public Lands.
GENERAL. LAND OFFICE. Nov % $50

GENEnAL LAND OFTICE, Nov. =. Isl2.
SIR: | have the honor Ia submit the follow
inc Report OF the operations this Office during the
pact year. with such suggestions TO be proper
for further carrying the system Of dsposng Of the
pul lic domain:
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VeaIt, of the United STATES.

STATEMENT % TIE VALUATION Or TIE REAL tNO PlG)V-
Al PROPERTY o. THE OMITTED STATS. FOR TIE YEAR
ENDING JUNE l. 1870.
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Being an increase, in the amount OF lands sold aud
located with land warrants the previous year, Of
s6g2 acres.
The whole amount thus sold and located reported I'M
der the swamp land grant, and selected for internal
Improvements, railroads, &C. exceeds that OF the last
year 10y 8 342372 acres. and the sales would doubt
have been much heavier bat for the Intensive
lions for railroads IN Mississippi, Alabama and Missouri
For the quarter ending seth September, 1882 there
were .od....................... 2a255
Located with bounty land 357 l6
Located with othsr certificates OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1868
Making total L646 020
There we've reported under swamp land grants. 1875 &c
Making aggregate for tie quarter Of ..... 1911 IS
During the psst vear - OD letters v--a re.eve3 ,,l
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME oouar.-IE THE MATTER OF TIN APpll
sy q New roit c,a.1s q TIE cpsans Of sSss par,
Irs not cgss.s from Forty ssrss,
said o.y The q .ssins.. ana
Me people Ssa.s q New 2ors sn,isied Sss
ss {, y. IS
ssad ~ Ac, sntitiea an 40. IN relation 70 Il. sesos
o. assssments erd taxes in the city and county Of New
Nay h ISL 70 svnsr or cwrsr, sosnp,n, er ,ns
asy
men, ~ sns above ones ass:sr and sss al oerssas
spposee .ne SANE ge ,squs.sOa e gesssns hsr cs.
.hs sale ccnTsslsssrs az r residences No l Thsmpscn
,r.e Y sn9 siIy osnSg Sfs .S S snry s.ys ron 4.
sis esiste Lad alsessps a. sre ss ollowp has 10
All ey 81 s md ns ssSg nS
sra ssss AS, e. a ,s' q Fra 'ysnT ,s
sstsr Esrt ne -. dyer = ltsTssc,. said Fra
atha rsrt First svoaue between he nS Of kisS g.r
srs On .hs Eas rseS O. or near She southery eide 81
and @ tive issa 5ss1t
sss Ss 'ss sss ne nS & ss gsss 5s on '
g s svs sad sio sarsSc s o. sosa cs
.9s s.s & s,ss s ( 4: a, !.
me In:
1 ai1 fsai %ss:s
a s s q mo e9a S ., Ess s ssf Il
snap q The &c Ser By opening Jir avenue
@ R a sss SI e
veyor nov hle In thn S.rast Co-nissionsrs ohes
% che city OF New York. ana Alse, eli mo pieces paS-
cole 81 land fronting iyDs both tides ot Abe streets
s rhy s s a rs ~.
fourth girec bornaod che sEsk by tine half.
hetWeen rad Sirss Gyerue and "a aEd shs
wegtby ae t.N way distans kstWoen ssd avenue
ceft map ale - Aforesaid 10 ho oce 81 the Street
Corni5BoasK 81 sls city OF Nov Ysrf A,d .is, ali ts
ptsoes Of lsad situate 1Yut beth
s.rets nteraer GsiG Eire northeyy
s ss ssa e ne ~ Il Zee q n.
% M street. and ATst Also :Ls a. aha
sr ~ t. los ~ ans southwest Of HIN
sirss avenue; also, sn iots - the oS The traogu
Z. e rorhssss oornof Of 1esh Jreet and F-ss sveass
slso, tho tIangaariot ~ NO tsr e the os ~ abe
st corner sf l2th and rrst avenue. Alss tss
lot n ho az the 10 az snc northeast oofue
Ok 1st rlypcs A1d frss kSc, three otr on ta
xer,hery side o. lcst street. Distant tee nj cnsyhvs fss,
rssry feS sac wesssry d.e q s.e rat avenue. aise
and Of Philip rliedoar s2a near tle rtc Of
I'D 1trect siso svo lets - the Of iand CT rhip
Mietolisv Me rorthws corner OF fssa ara
I'D stress hiso, three rear tsts ownsAt y php Mile
avenue. elso, plos Of kro-.3, twned by Th.tohw
= Pnyno, AZ ths rear Of land % fxsS Chessegrn, bs
s0ess Use s,n ith strecs aad lying vat o. Fist avcnu
ara $50 os iyng On hs north se n srses di.ssIs
s SAID eoHa.laions - do further ave hsss. Mai ear r..
ssrs IN ahc ssoye CIVILIZED matter win - .use ssa pre-
teSts % o sapromc Court Of Passo Of Ee y:rk asa
s ss ssT = n ss sss 'Ssr 70 70 held q y. s
eshcs @ and shs. tAen there or Z. sson erc.ftsY
sssSIi = 500 New Yosi sess "A is1s i''
o asSAas 4. s VI EAstThRss' lc.-~,.,,,,..
wfLLJM sIEcI.aIR
E2sAg T. Dly.ss, ATTORNEY,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given to The owner or owners occupant o.
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the aAd lodged in the once OF
interested. viz -For building sewer In Thirty
street from the Eighth to pont ore hun
dred feet west Of The Sixth The limits embraced
BY such include AL the several houses aad lots
OF ground vacant o pieces and parcels OF and
both sides Of street from one hundred feet
west Of the Sixth the Eighth avenue on the west
side Of Sixth both sides Of Broadway on the
eaery side Of seventh avenue northery TO
street All persons whose interests affected BY Who
and who opposed to the same
either of them, requested present their
In writing TO the their ooe No. Hall OF
Records within thirty days from the date this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department No
vemher 20 1889
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CORPoRATIoN koTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or oc
cupauts OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
and lodged In the ofce
Of the Bureau for examination By All per,
culvers in Grand street, at the ntrseetion Of Essex and
Norfolk streets connection with the in Grand
street. The limits embraced by such assessment include
All the severn. houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
street between Norfolk and Ludlow streets and both
Of eastery side Of Ludlow street. between
Graz Of the streets norherly and
southerly therefro All persons whose interests
affected by named ssments and who
the either of them requested to
sent their In writing to the undersigned at
ofiee all of Records within thirty days from the
Wv ' '' SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Bureau Of sses,ments Street Department. Nov.
1852
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A psTR ALA, PIONEER LINE.-THE noble NEW
IN York brilt packet ship, BALTIMORE, " D. Northup,
lowest rate viii succeed the Scar.
xth hit OF his line aud sail ON IN. lotn
o. Deotmber. from New crk for Mebouras, Pr, Php.
t we'll known that ths Now York butls pno sot ships
the aad world Tho Batimo-s was
Ire ycve ship Of the New Yorh and Hsvre ns and with
her rcr hitting together with her
height tetvcsn decks (sk e aad her superior
Ventilation che Ill be the moot comfortable ship that has
despatched for Australia and
provided The In which the shpe OF this
line have fitted and has obtained for them
eicst preference alt others. oven ~ higher rate
scW W c 4HnEW }ns Wan street.
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lyon cHAkLKaToN, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
y terni-wSe.iy y Mail Lns.--The and fast ssng
steamer JANES .ADCRk j. Dickinson, commander. viii
AAye ri NO. IN r., on wednesday, Dee j. a. o'clock
T. ~ cehcy For fisisht. apply on board whore al. bills
eihaf MI ne aet ed AMI for passage. ~ the oice OF
sPol FORD. TlLLsToN 8 co, ts Sou street.
sevsrsah passeryeu ietsd through without further
Iatet, fiJouk tickets to Florida, folio $40 Jack
toi VIE 81; u piatas So Nv Hills Of laojng sixned
Altrg the ilst r.eg has sailed.
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EoR LtvERPOoL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
= shio BALTIC Capt Joseph Csmstosk. This steam,
ship will depart with United states mails for Europe
positively saturday Dec H. ~ IL o'clock NJ from her
berth A. foot q Canal street No berth egrsd sl paid
lions for elegance or comfort. apply to
EDWARD X. CULLIkS L. CO., IS Wall street.
Passengers requet ted to be board A. n The
stesmhp Arctic will succeed the Baltic. and sail Deoem
Der 18th.
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MEOICAGa.

IT'S WELL KNOWN AND LAAEsTABLE FACT
that mortality children dprBy the
their existence 10 srest particularly durinS
period Of teethng the thereby accustomed
when th0u-ancs them
lives pnder tho most horrible psis The uudsrEnsd
therefere happy thss have ~ Ia tneir power
their fellow remedy. by the application "a
which the progress OF this EVIL eneetsy checked. an6
particularly prevents the yalsons
therefore beg leave drsw sne sssen,oa o. s osrer
parents this simple effective remedy
herewith annexed testimony Of slanss
physcans Adults suffering rhcun ncrvo
tootbsshe headache and srags MAJ kewse expect 81
desired relief hy adontng III W. o. sh. pearls for
TestimonyI do hereby certify thst the eompontiea
the pearls offered by Sohufrer kuldsaer 70 OF sueA
that the Of the fail produce
most satisfactory effect Ano sonscc rscon
mend tho same, tsSnsel ~ ffannioh e Henry stsss
Brooklyn.
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IyoRPoRArIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE II

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
u hereby given to the owners occupant or
occupants AL house. and lots improved or uni
by and lodged in the occ
Of the Bureau Assessments for examnatio by al
from Greenwich avenue to the North rvsr The limits
and ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated en- both sides Of Perry street. from Greenwich
to the North river; the east side Of Fac
street. nortbey to the of the street, both sides
Of Foyrth Bleecier Hudson Grenwich and Washington
Streets north SOUTH to the ut the next
and on the eastsry sid: Of West street aty feet
Affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed the either Of them to
their ofoe No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT
fl sAaC w. NIssnafDThasos' A'''''0r''
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov
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C0RPoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the occupant
eupants OF A houses and lots improved unmproved
affected thereby that the following essmsnt
office Of the Bureau Of for examination BY all
from The sesr A Es.ex To a.
street. The limits embraced by such
all the several houses and lots ground lots
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Houston
low, Orchard Allen Erdge Forsyth aud Chryste Streets
souther to ,he crowns Of the streets on both des (
sizes Of Elizabeth street. north and SOUTH to the Of
the street All whose terests affected by the
above named who ths
Or eth Of them arc TO present thsir
Records within thin days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL IL DE MOTT,
FRAN CTS NICHOLSON. ASSES srs.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, New
n. 1852
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Yxiu4INos

bstwsen this FORT and IvcrpoeA gentleman desires
with sone Mad f.tdety captain for .he pa,-
"a. " bis no children, Jagged six apd eight yesrf fro
ive:foot 70 port line addressed DR., box 1876 Broad
A. % once giving God references stating terms aud
,ptio0 - = "~' -
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CORP RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owners, occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots in proved unim
lands affected thereby that ths following
been completed BY tho Assessors and are lodged in tn:
persons interested viz For gradnE Fifteenth street. from
avenue to averue B. The lin It's embraced by such
vacant lots psess and parcels Of land situated both
ie Of Fifteenth street, from to
persons whose interests affected BY the named
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to pres their objections wrtn
to the underlined 1t their ofce No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH
Once Bureau Of Assessments street Department Nov.
H.
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RkRroRD h. co.'s NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
~ Exlress will he despatched per steamer Georgia Oh
hondsy Doe IN fharsef our csr special
through &c dest alton Shippers sii pesse have their
goods put Ia waterproof condition, ready DO called FOR
On Saturday nexs Small psroe received until oocek,
Il. y dns 81 esilrg. BRRFoED q CO.,
2Vesey street. Astor ii jues.
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nR. WILLIAM wARDTs CURING NUMBERS EvBRY
~ week Of those who have ctei disease his
dies those with which his brother b
succoesfu often consulted by hundred dsily
No physicians of those diseases
for consultation Once Canal street, door Breal
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TITO neutrality-suspicious. WILL BE REClIy
water front q ave hundred saa ssy isst th: Iss
streets containing large quantity Of superior building.
stone Responsible parties may apyly 70 John ALLnN
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SEiIPPING.

FOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA, pEcEMsER
ship 5 asis s ssp s
rnis hns 81 s' most state room
vi. .on N s sSs sT's
deck capable Of dsng hundred and 6fty cabin pas
;as;s @sss.qsty e apI
sts .o S a.
ss%srs ss aS Ssi e'?nsH Sqs
Ss, Ts ss Tr rom from wharf !, TO hs
s.y: nils. PER Win ali from tie pier Il asss.s
two o'clock precisely pryssS :aS on
a sais'
elias cabin r..enss reseiyed on board with first class
s's s sTl, ::a ss1fsi p ss
pei 'Ss on
day. Dec sm5sr "a freight received board the day
ssns Tor fresas or passage Ss's:
State. n. Sf8
h f. ss l.s ss; :. "a aisE Sd S
Fok sAyANs A1Igs NAIL Ss wans s s
river Apply 70 g. L. kITCHiLL Iet front street. The
For spss ssh and ARE th.ss ship;
have nc superiois on the coast.
AusTrESA,LsIA, nT THE MAGNIFICENT eli PER sIIp
70 ,ss Taesdsy few good se,t,s win b sOid
A UsTRALIA-PoRT PULP DiKEcr.-THE BEAU
"a .ifui clipper ship, BoTHNIA, James A. Avery Com.
mander ~ tons burthen having all her cargo engaged
End nearly ready for vail have immediate dispatch
Portable passage requested before
old veesss advtrscd " examine for thcussyss on
board pier No y Ess. river The above ship 10 nearly new
and glands IN all ue insurance shoes. Early sppos.
iiIn 1's SsK esl N ss'.sar on board 70
ISAAC T. SMITH. No. ioi Wall ssrsst.
A UsTRALIA-pIorEER LINE or MONTHLY PACK
"A et-Ihe gtihoent new clipper ship SCARCE lying
a. pier 10 Eat river havi a. Der esrgo board viii have
Immediate despatch for Melbourne Port Philip. A few
berths remain unsold TO which application
VIII be necessary The accommodations Of this vessel
rot equsled By Tho Of any other sh? In pert For
rage Apply en- % ard orto
JOHN OGDEN,
R0DERlcK N.CAxEReS. is Wall stree.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL or REcoRDs:-
- Public notice 10 hereby given that the following resolu
Mons have been presented In the Board Of Aldermen To
ddewaks Of Forty third street, between Broadway and
from No. 1873 Also the following petition To flag side
walks full width Fourteenth street, between Second
and Third Also the rg petition in tho DO srd
Of Assistant Aldermen TO rsr the grade and thirty
outh street, from 7S 30 49, and build oulvert
west side Of Burng slip y persons iaterssted having
objections thereto requisite present them In writing
20 undersigned ~ his ebc before she twenty
ninth day Of Novenber instant JOHN DoDGR-
November 49, 1854 Street Commissopsr.
CoRP0RATIoN MOTT PUBLIC yorIoE is
~ hereby given to the owpef owners occupant or
oupants Of all houses and la Improved unimproved
hands, anec ed thereby that GLOWING assessments have
been completed BY tho md are lodged the oce
interested vsFor paw snd tagging sidewalks in
hmts enbr ICED by such include all the several
10 lots of ground ote and parcels of
land situated sides thirty fifth street between
Fifth and Sixth esterly side of Fifth,
westerly side Of Sixth 100 feet north 100
feet nth Thirty ffth All persons whose in
tertsts affected by the a named aBsessments aud
who opposed TO the either OF them,
aested to present cir in writing to the
aEned At their office No. all of Records within thirty
Gags IRON the date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors.
1aAAC @M. SMITH,
Oce, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Nev
% 1852
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MORTIMER HfviNGsToN. Agent, IS Broadway
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
NAETJNRAU. CROSKEY h CO.. eouthAnptop-

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Only sh1sssR vs. nail lin. Tor csssnis .sd
vi. "a - D'T and dGyS:
M csnmsnasr. 5000 tons Sursh.n, vi. sail On Monday
,rf Nail
companys regular nail steamer will BE- in readiness ~
man:
shs ssap:s'si
fare AspnwsllLades saloon state room $685. lever AFT
SIS s ssssrsss III
wssa Persons securing through %
the United states mail steancrs from New York have
eYs hates Of fare from Psnama Francisco on tho
C8fEs ss s ssPs
Ne. III Welt street. corner Of Warren. N. B.-Ship-
sS y
hours Of tan and one o'clock.
VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN FRANCIsco.-oNLY
ss
& s Ss svsr Juan
direct connecting with the popular steamship Pacific
sa Ssa
their and yentation For nSrmstion and
plsee, mp stairs.
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
on tho :n and
TNesE SAN, 90 tons, xn a Mi. sender. WIN leave
s'r An.s a.S :, hsnssy
.sI. Pr ss ss: ss
safety sn.urpsssed An s.psrsnssd physisi.n q.
teed to each steamer Passengers will DO landed on the
% a. ss M S In. aIs a .,
PATE sS 5SA,ss co s s. Assn
EoR SAN sRANcIsco-THE BALTIMORE BUILT
ship A. CESEBhoUGH, Robert Chessbrough, master,
loading pier ~ river This chip sails asuro st
ss: sys,s '.sf ss sss'
LIoR SAN FRANCIsCo-oN TUEsDAY-rHE ELE-
= CANT frst ol.ss, new ship ANNA KlABALL, Captain
Pile has fne for three or four
in furnished state in the cabin Fer
on kisBAh sis Ss Wan sr Ssx''
LoR San FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNIA-THE PACK
II ct skip SHAK3PEARE, VIM. Brown, master, is now
loading at per No. H. North river and will sail with des
Tsch Ter fht Or cabin Is.sss LAYING superior state
to WIN. r. FURNISS IS Wall street,
No. q, rear building.
pAciFlc MAIL sTKAMsHIP 0oNfAHY-F0R RIO
's.snro john .. sTkPnLNs. {S,oo too: SyIthsn,l
kbtve porte about The bth December For passage
crly having superb aob apply at the ooe Of
tae COMPANY slsonth street.
EoR NEW oRLEAEs, DIRECr-THE NEW DOURLk
y engine tesmship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Sears
port arsss o. nsnssy' peSsmssr W. oei.cs, P.W
VAS Oasis. :sss:roo% So passage &C. In ssesr,so 90
shipper. requested 20 supply themselvss with ,hs
Thev m,y W hsi application = the Office % nc
wStn they win BE- signed on board No freight fsseve
bulls slAdins sgnea, after IL o'clock the day sAirN
''s'sA''' s's e s'sf Co.. 40 Pear, ..rA
Agents In New 0rsans-kssus. Marks Thomas. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

CMALL DRAFTS-ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND.-THK
- having made the necessary arrAngoents
sell drafts Of the Royal Bank ofIrsl.rd
agencies Of Wells Buttereld Co., Lvin Sston, Fargo
Co., will be promptly attended to.
LIVINGSTON WELLS & CO., IA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT AD.
soute certainty Of speedy and thorough Those
who apply early often cured twenty hours
easy and rapid treatment has been benefit thsu
sands once Canal street. one DOOR from Broadway, q
stara.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

ORPORATioN NoTiCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given, to the owners occupant or
supsn.s Of al homes and lcts Improved unimpreved
lands affected thereby shat the foewng
been by the assessors lodged Ia otoe
Of tho Bpreau % ton persons
intereatsd, building In Thirty
fro tie $50 feet esstsrly Of the Eighth avenue.
point 80 feet wet of he Sixth he limits
BY such include all the several houses
Of sroun racsnt ct pisces and parcels Of LAM situated
both sides Of Thirty ninth street. from tho Sixth
point 80 feet sect Of the Seventh the
eide and the sast aide of Broadway
north south he side Of Broadway
the side Of Seventh southerly TO the
the All persons whose intereate
oted by the above named assessments ead vho OPP
the either Of then requested to
sent writing to the their
see No Hall OF Records. within th,rty days from the
data Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS MIC HOLS0N, tAssessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
aoe Bureau Of Assessment Street Department Nevem
tsg ~, 1862