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SHIPPING.

80 s.As go 49, -sss. 4 49, ..>t~~y
EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG. AND RIcHMoNp-
umea Ssn. u ns ear ian Nj q or ,a Lewis
sred only on board For freight or apply TO
LUDLOW u PLEAsANTs.
20 . ff0nt street near Ola ZIP.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
direct Boston Liverpool Boston ships
sensers : - 80 - 20
I4ssAIRnls, caIs. 1.. PERSIA, cags..
fuk0PA: Capt Lost NIAGARA Capt stone.
AMERICA, cant shannon sham cANADA capt Lang
These vessels clear white gh, at mainma. head
sr,,n 90 TIE req on pors m s.,m,
NIAGARA, Boston Wednesday 9Th September,
canada EostoT, Wednesday Ign October
Europa New York, Seg%ssday So 81 N 9ssa
itsfss New York, &sdaSsdaS i7&G SSys%ssr
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Europa, Boston. Wednesday, 22d December.
e ns'ss s second cabin fG's SO = boston to
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rSSa charged On specie beyond an amount ''f
an letters and nevsrarers must Pass through tie Post
~ '''s'' 'r r'''''SS 1 9PGeSAap No. nors or,.r
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ladinF sre gl,cn IN Ira,rc for Sew York.
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CORPORATION ROTICE-puFLiC NOTICE IS uEsr-
~ by given TO the owner occupant pan
~ al houses ard lots improved lands affected
thcrcby that the following have been cumpi
ted by the Assossoss and are lodged IN the Office Of tie
OF Assessments for csanati0n by all pcr8uns
taYested visfor paving Third from foreth 20
Forty fourth etroets The its embraced BY such
eH6 include all the yorai houses and lots Of ruond
cant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both 5cs
sfThird between Fortcth aud Fort fourth stfses
both sides yrst Fortysecond Forty and
the outhcrly side Of For, stfeot between e rhsd
Lines running JS feet easttry, and 20 feet
westerly therefrom. al whose interests Affect
I'D by the above named assessments and who opposed 20
the either Of them requested their
objections IN writing to tho undersigned NJ their occ No.
Ran Of keeods within thirty days from the date VI this
notice SAMUEL IA. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, , Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Cshoe Enrcau oi AssessDcDs street Department, Sep
tember 3, 1862.
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r0RPORATION NoTicE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
W hereby to the occupant
houses lots unDproyed lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office Of
She Bureau OF ASSIGNMENTS for examination by all
Interested, ys:Fcr regulating and resetting Old and
furnishing curb and gutter stones Mulberry street.
Prince to icnston street. Tho limits embraced by
include all the several houses and
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels II land situated
both sides OF Mulberry street, from Prince 30 Houston
street. both sides u Jersey street 80 feet
mulberry street, the north side q Prince street 100
fret east from Mulberry street, and the south
side OF Houston street 100 feet east from Mulberry street
All whose interests affected by the above named
nsessmene and who opposed TO the either Of
thsm requested 10 present their objections in writing
~ tho undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau CT assessments Street Department, Sept.
b
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SNORP RATION N0TICE.-PUBttC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO te occupant
prnts all houses and lots unmproved lands
thereby that the following asscssnents
eempeted the Assessors and lodged in the Office Of
tho AHesgneBts for examination by all
toreetod, For raising regulating. setting curb and
Uutcr paving the onrriaewny and tniidu basins and cul
Vevts In Old Film between Front and South The
limits embraced BY sneh assessment include sll .s several
Aoueor lots Of vacant cts pieces and parcels Of
Iand muatcdon The northeriy side cf Old clip
Water South street and the southcry dc between
Houth streets the caser de Of front
Ietween Cuylers alloy and soverDeur lane; and
vcsoy between Old slip and 9oyerucur ianei and
both sides street. between Old slip aud street
All persons whose interests affected by tho above
named and who opposed TO the
either Of them requested TO present their objections
writing the undersigned At their oee No. Han Of
kSrsrds within thirty days from the date 81 this notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Gfape Eureap q Assessments Street Department SEPT.
= INA
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STREET DEPARTMENT--NO. HALL or RECORDS.
~ Public is hereby given that the following petit
ons have been presented to the Board Of Ags tan Alder
men:To fill in certain lots north side OF tortioth O
feet from Third TO grade and Tag southwest
OF Ninth and Foryeeond street; TO rSrade and
reset curb and gutter Forrs street. between Second
and Third avenues Also, the following resplutionfc
grade and Spring street from broadway Crosby
street A persons interestcd having obce thereto
requested 70 present them person undersigned
~ Lis oaee on or beiorc THE 18th day September
. JOHN r. DODGE, Street Commissioned
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NOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours.N Jersey RAFT
Rad via Jersey CITY, leaving New York at NJ foot
Corsandt street; and Ss T. NJ Liberty street Fare,
Return at and "a. NJ, and 81 r. n. Baltimore, WASH
ngon Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold in the
above lines and through baggage carried in the
BIZ 7, II. lines.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS LEAVE
Chambers street station daily suntays eaeeptoa) for
Albany and Troy foows-Express Train, at siS A. W.,
through four hours pand connecting with reaching
Buffalo Montreal at eight o'clock the evening.
Mail Train, OF eight A. Nj Through Way Trains
four T. NJ; Express Train, at six r NJ; and Accommoda
Cbamhers canal street street Fonr
tcenth street. and Thirthrst street. Sunday Mail Train,
at i've p NJ from Canal street. fares 81 50 TO Albany
81 to Troy So 20 to Montreal So 10 to Buffalo, SIT 10 TO
Chicago &C. Tickets and Baggage checks for principal
places West and North be obtained at Chambers
GEORGE STARK Superintendent.
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CoRPoRATI0y NoTiCE-PUBLlC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given to the owners occupant or oecu-
pants of all houses and lots improved or unmproycd lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by tho assessors and are lodged in the once OF
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persons
interested vsFor building in Cannon street. from
the sewer in Houston to Stanton street. The limits
embraced BY such include all the several houses
and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated on both sides OF Cannon street. from Houston TO
stanton street. All persons whose interests affected
by the above named assossment and who arc opposed 70
the same either OF Them requested to present their
objections In writing TO the pndcrgned at their ofce
HAL al RECORDS within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, \
s, fI sAac wI fisSaH!22IIIsoS' Assessors.
10, 1907
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice IS hereby given That the following pcti
have presented the Board Of AldermenTo
pave Nineteenth street between the First aud second
to flag north sidewalk Of street. from
the Third that which IL Also,
the following resouton-To nag space six feet wide,
through sidewalk side of Fh avenue
yrst and Twenty streets All persons interested
having objections thereto requested present
person to the Undersigned at his once before the 2s
day Of September next. JOHN T.. DODGE,
Sapt trpptl
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NktIPPENts.

NOR ill ERPC0I,-UNiTED STATES NAL STEAM
d ship ARCTIC ~ plain Janes c. i.uea.fbis xte amer
win Depart Nth the gItta Stntls MATHS FOR Euo posi-
,rely Saturds,, Snpomher U.s. lively. o'clock, NJ
from berth Tie fJct Of street 40 LerLs
iii paid for For FREIGHT psssaee hsvina un.-
cUal,cd sions Tor elegance comfort aunIy Ia
EDW. h. COLLINS 81 Co, 10 Mali pSr.eL
ass.rser ara requested 10 b. hoard st half
a. A. The steamship faciho VIII succeed the Areti,,
viii rail ON the p. October.
TSoE SOUTHAMPTON AND uAyRR-ruE United
Y States rlol steaW-hip HUMBOLDT, d. Lines Com
land tho mils and passcncNss Saturday, Sapcnhsr b.
At - o'clock from NOD North troe pas
nagefrst cabin Sl.D Second cabin, $40 Luggage not
wantud during The voyage should be tho
before nnilinr. marked below" NJ D.So msrshandise
viii DO received board after rhursday September z.
For freight or passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, ~ Broadway.
rE,nr nEw YORK AED LlyERPooh UNITED STATES
NAL htcamers The ships composing this Inc The
following ATLANTIC, Captain Wort
PACIFIC Captain Eye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
EAbTIC, Captain Comstoeh.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton
Ttst ships having been built by contract expressly for
yoycr mont service has takon Ia their
struetonag in their cnrnesto strength speed
and their Tor passengers uneqnaed for
elegance and comfort.
Of passage from Now yorh liverpool arst on
hin, siaO ~ socond cabin S7O Exclusive Of extra
esato room, $40.
From Liverpool to Now York CsC and f23
An sper,enced surgeon attached 20 each ship
No berthe secured Until paid Tor.
IA rasA M
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CORPORATION EoTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby gwen that petition has bcsn in tho
hoard of Aldermen, for Sewer in Mulberry street.
GROSS 10 Chatham street. Also in Twenty sixth street be-
AZ sen Lexington Third avenues And, also, for
se,ype Culvrt at the corner Of Tenth
street and Fourth All persons Interested in this
shove having objections thereto are requested to pre-
sent the same writing the Contract Clerk At this Office,
On or before the 10Th inst. NlCuoLhS DEAN,
New York, Sept. y, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


4 tORP0RATION NOTICE : PUBLIC NOTICE -
~ hereby given 10 tic occupant or oo
supants Of all houses and lots improved or unmprSysa
lands affected thereby that the following Assessments nave
been completed by th hsscssors and IN the Once
Of the Bureau OF Asrcssnents for by all per-
For paving and laying tho crosswaks
NJ Broadway between Forteth and Forty street,
Tho limits such nelude all the
lots Of vacant lots pieces ana
parcels situated both sides of Broadway bot ween
third streets both sides OF tor
teh Fortyrst and streets between broah
adjoining All whose interests are aneeted
by che above named assessments and VINO are opposed 20
tko them requested to thoir
shiections IN writing undersigned. ~ their once
No Hall Of Records ~ln thirty days irom she date "a
shis ncti,s SAMUEL IA. DE MOTT. !
' FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Az eesors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Ono, Fureap Of bssessmeDts sroet Department, S.rt
q lSb2
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CORPORATION NoTiCE--PuBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owncTs, occupant
eurnnte OF all houses and lots, improved
lands affected thereby that the following
completed lodged
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
interested, via For building sewer in Waverly
place. from sixth avenue 20 Grove street. The limits
braced by such assessment include all the
and ground lots pieces and parcels
situated 10th sides Of Wayerly place. Sixth
10 Grove street, and both sides OF and Factory
streets from Wayery place to Christopher street. All por-
sons whose interests affected by the above
mcns and who opposed 90 the either them
are requeeted present their objections in writing to the
undersignOd their Office, No Hall OF Records within
thirty dayu from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
occ Bureau " Assessments, Street Department Sep
IN ii.
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EoR PORT rHILIP, AusTRALIA:-CLiPPiR LINZ
oonmodatcns VIM SAIL on the th ihst Ycr frsaSS 81
apply on board pier ~ East river or Ss Wn Dusss
- Irent street. kusesn NQYten 81 Ola elin a. lnic{
Aybeu, ~ YtAsl stSssN Wv -"
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TT s. NAH, STEAMSHIP CO&rANY.-FOR NEW Or
- leans via Hayana.-The splendid steamship RES
CENT CITY, n u. Porter, u. 5. Commander will sail
from the at the foot a. Warrnn street. ~ r. Monday
Sert 9Th att o'clock. T. NJ precisely Rates q passage
80 Havana aud New Orleans arrangemcntNf Sa-
loon crths SOD steerage Berh go Specie only taken
freight to Havana. Freight New Orleans 30
ocr cubic foot shippers Of freight requested 20
supply themselves with tho companys TILE o lading which
be had application at the occ No 6sher form viii
q signed No tis Of ladnf signed after the sp has sailed
Fer freight passage. apply to
NJ. o. ROBERTS. No. liz We; street,
corner az warren street.
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DIoNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. FOR
Melbourne, Port Philip and sydney. The noble ard
real clipper ship ONECo. Captain Draw will succeed the
Ocean Eagle as fourth shin this limo aud a punetuay
the 10th of October The In which tho shrs q
this line have out has established
& them preference all others even at higher rates,
This chip "a guaranteed superior in every respect 70 All
others advertised for Australia in this po an
ricneed surgeon and proper attendants proyidsd for
freight passage apply JOHN OGDEN ZIG all street.
or X. W. CAMERON.
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TvROToN AQuEDucT DEPARTMENT.ToC oNTRAC:
" tosesfed proposals. will be received At thc once q
Yonday enc iSSh dey o. September 1882 81 o'clock
sstS being IN isnetk about 500 feet The plan Of
le sever and for the building Of the same
asd All ether information relating thereto DO OBTAINED
% application W hs Contract Cisrl A. M: SsSs
p,es,dss. Of shs cys,ep AsvsSust pspAr,HsAA
Rsv york, SEA- Nnl
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGs.-TlE
A oars tho New York and Harlem Railroad leave
city hall station New YORK. daily Sundays exesptedl.
with the Western Railroad for Albany and Troy
Lebanon Springs, Ptts6od Springfield and othor intern
tiate stations. At3 O'Clock, 4. INSTRUMENTATION train
TO Chatham Four Corners, connecting with Wcaesa Rail
road going east. Passengers Tor Lebanon Springs viii shc
the 10 oc0ek, A. NJ train to Chatham, Western Railroad
to Ctnaan, and sage Lebanon arriving early the
afternoon. Pare through, 81.
NJ. SL0Ar, Superintendent.
CAMDEN ANDANBOY RAILROAD FOR pHILApEI-
~ pha.-Lcaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier Nc.
l. North river at A. NJ and r. NJ through in "a hours
Fare first class 3d. second class 10y ~ NJ line only S.
Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut sreot ut
A. Ii. and2P.N.
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TORPO RATION NOTTCn..-PUBLtc NOTICE g
" hereby given 10 the occupant os-
cupants II all houses and lots. improved unmrr0yed
lands affected thereby that hc following assessments have
been completed by the lodged tho Office
the oi Assessments for by All per
interested viz. - For regulating trading and maea-
daTxng Forty sixth street frcm Eighth to Tenth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
parcels Of land situated both sdes of street
iaom Eighth to Tenth aycnue All persons whose interests
affected by the above assessments and who opposed
To the either OF thcn rcuuestcd 10 present
their chje. in writing % the un3ersgncd tn II
otioc, NO. Hall " Records within thirty days from the
date Of this potce.
SAMUEL II. Of MOTT. ..a.,o.s
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Z ''s'sesN4s'
iSh&C WM. SMITH.
Office Huroau ci Assessments street Department SEPT.
Nj
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN rRANCIsCO-THE
only line giving tickets FOR crossing the lsthmus. The
powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
900 tons will leave from Icr No North river at three
o'clock r. NJ precisely Monday. September 20 for San
Juan del Nore connecting with the Pacific
the Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles Of
land transportation These uhrivailed their
arrangements and ventilation Passengers rely
going through with The utmoat despatch For
Information apply only, TO D. b. ALLEN Agent, No Sa,
place, stairs.
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CROTON AQUEDUcr DEpARrAENT.-rO CON
~ tractorSead proposals will be received until Satur
day. the 18th Of September instant at 3oclock, r. NJ
which time they viii be publicly opened for the excavation
pipes, laid Harlem in the following streets
street west Of Third A. from 2 street
llsh street. and through isth street east the marsh
being in the whole about feet in length The trenches
may direct deep eighteen inches wide
bottom feet wide at the top be kept clear until
the pipes laid which will be done by employed by
this department. tho contractor will then I'll in the trench
in layers exceeding inches in thickness with good
earth for the and each layer thoroughly
Offset trenches will be required where branches be
laid Blank proposals will be furnished at this oce and
tenders must state the price running foot for doing tho
to the satisfaction oil the water purveyor Payment will
be made the work the regular pay day after its
completion The bids all things conform the
roraton ordinances regulating and be endorsed
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, Scpt. 10, 1852.
CORPORATION NoTICE.-STREET DEPARTMENT
~ No. Hall Of Rccord-Pnbiio notice is hereby given
TO the proprietors of lots lying opposite pier No North
river the following been the
Common Council :-Resoved. That the pier known
No the Hudson river he extended into the
by the propretors thereof make its length
from the buikhcad 600 feet and according 10 the map Of
drawn by Daniel Even city Surveyor dated January
j lS49 and adopted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monaty of the City of New York the 3d. Sth and lth
days Of January 1919 the future line Of extension Of
erection Of the Street and at the expense OF
the propretors OF said pier and TO be commenced before the
FIRST day Of May next
Resolved That the street cause proper
legal be the proprctOrs OF the sa
build the in conformity the above resolution.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen April I5 1872 adopted
BY tie Board OF Assistant Aldermen, April - l2 approved
''Nav Itso yuiyN n poDrr s,reet corm,sqoner
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CORPORATION EoTICE.-NoTicE. is HEREBY
~ gwen that petition has been presented in the Board
q Aldermen for in Thirty ninth street. between
INhth and Ninth avenues, also, in Spring street. from
twenty feet Of Greene street, TO and through
9hsnpson sreet to Broome street. and ALSO In
yNYSycghth from Eleventh to Hudson
An persons interested the above and having objections
th1to requested to present the in writing the
ecntrse Clerk this Office before September 2st
NICHOMAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
SAct>Hber
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CRoToN AQuEDuCT DEPARTMEMr.-To MhS0NS.-
" Scaled proposals will be received At the Office OF the
arotcn Aquedaot Department, (Rotunda, Pnrk,) until
Monday the Goth day o September 1862 at O'clock r. NJ,
" bud the necessary Receiving Basins and Culyers in
Elm street, at the of White and Walker streets
The plan Of The work and specifications for the building Of
aud all other information relating thereto DO
attained on application 10 the Water purveyor at his ooe
President Of the Croton Aquoduet Department
New York, Sept 10, 1862.
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CROTON AQUFDUCT DEpARTMENT.-TOC ONTRAC-
~ orsSealcd proposals will be received ut the office Of
Are Croton Aqucduct Department Rotunda, Park, until
the 10Th day OF september 1867 at o'clock, r. H.
% build Sewer with the receiving basins and
ssiyer Chambers street from Greenwich street.
Nay being length about 0 feet. The plan of the
SAWYER che building Of the and
All other information relatnn thereto DO obtained
sp plication 10 the Contract Clerk ct this 0thce.
NICHOLAS DEAN.
President az the Croton Aquedaet Department.
New York, Sept u 1852.
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NROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON
~ traetorsseaed proposals will be received at the of
Gee Croton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Park)
anl Monday the 18th day Of September, 1852 at o'clock,
r. M to build in Fifteenth street, from Seventh to
near Sixth avenue being length about $40 feet The plan
Of the Sewer and the for the building Of the
all other information relating thereto be OBJ
tsiBed application to the Clerk at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Precedent Of the Croton Aqueduet Department
New York, Sept. J. 1852.
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fSRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CON
~ taotorScacd proposals. viii be received at the Office
az tbs Croton Aqucduct Department (Rotunda Park UNI
nj Monday the aOth day Of seromber ls9 at o'clock
NJ 60 build in Twentieth street. between avenue
and Pirs avenue, being in length about 3j foot The
plan Of tho and specifications for the building OF tho
rms and all information relating thereto be OBJ
asinsd on application the Contract Clerk at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the oroton Aquedust Department.
New York, Sept. 3, 1872.
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ORPHANS FESTIyAL-CASTLE GARDEN.-THE
snnual festival Castle Garden for the benefit OF the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, will take place on Tuesday
evening 2lt inst The OF entertainments has
tcen prepared with great and every arrangement
made TO conduce the comfort and Of visitors
IT hoped that the extended similar
oecasions. heretofore. will not 10 now withdrawn
rTHEATRICAL N0TIcE-NEW YORK THEATRE,
Aston yllceIhc und. leased the above
elegant and c"nnodious Theatro-to open in few
days, reduced priests DESTROYS Of making permanent
engagements With ladies' and gentlemen Of acknowledged
ability in the hie .ronc An early application will
With q prompt reply, by addressing
Mt. T.. s. CHANIRAU. Florence House.
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ERANKLlN MUSEUM. nc CHATHAM SQUARE
Il George Lea, Propretor.-The above establishments ID
open every afternoon o'clock and in the evening
for the purpose Of and Original Representations Of
Living Statuary by Mile. CABINETS Troupe Of Model Ar
ss together with variety Of beautiful performances
For full particulars bills Of each day
in Private Boxes cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs M cents Boxes, IS cents; Gallery, l2s cents
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT.--TO CON-
~ traetorsSeaed proposals will be received at the Of
Gee OF the Croton Aaucduct Department lRotunda Park
sntl Monday the 18th day of September 1852 at o'clock
r. M to bsd Sewer with the receiving basins
sulverts in fortyrst street from Eighth to Sixth
being length about Loo feet The plan the
and specifications for the building Of the and all
ether Information reMtng thereto oan be obtained app
pcp 10 tie Contract Clerk, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduet Department.
View York, Sept. ), 1872