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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES,

nEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES,
~ September 18th, lS52To Bulders-Sealed proposals
will be received at the office of the Of Re
pairs and Supplies, No. New City HAIL. until Tuesday
September 18th, at twelve o'clock NJ at which time they
will be publicly opened lin accordance to the ordinance
therefor for the erection Of building Of Attorney
and Delaney streets for the use Of the Thirteenth district
And also for the erection Of building in Anthony street.
for the Of Engine Company No n and Hose Company
No & Builders will estimate for the and carpenter
work for each building separately The plans and spec
eatons OF the buildings required and I'll information In
gard thereto be had at the sce of Superndent of
pairs to Public Buildings No 10 Elizabeth Blank
estimates can be had at either Office. NJ BThc Commits
eoner reserves the right Of rejecting all any the
matee II deemed for the interest of the Corporation
WIN. ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs Supplies.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TOM AsONs.-
- Sealed proposals will be received at the office Of the
Croton Aqucduct Department Rotunda, Park) until Mon
day. the 4h day Of October 1852 at o'clock NJ to build
Sewer with the receiving basins and culverts
Thirty street, from the in Eighth
point hundred and ffty feet west Of Eighth
The plan the and tons for the building
the same all other information relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water P9ryeyo at this
Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
vo-H Can't
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that petitions have been prcsepted in
the Board of Aldermen for tho following sewers to wit
Mulberry street. from Walker to Chatham streets also
in Twenty sxth street, from Ninth avenue to
built between Eighth and Ninth avenues also in Thr
teenth street, from Eighth to and through Tenth
street. in Fourteenth street also in Thirty third
between Third Lexington also in Green
witch street from Vandam to Charlton street. also in the
Bowery the eastery side from Broome to Rivington
and also for receiving basin and culvert ut the
northwest Ninth and Thirtyseventh
All interested in tho above and having objections
thereto requested the in writing to the
Contract Clerk at his Office before October 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Adueduct Department, September % 1852
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MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
1vl dcrs her services to the ladies and gentlemen ofht
city, in hstrology Love and Law matters interpreter
Dreams &c. by books and science, constantly relied b
Napoleon and will tell the Of the lady gentiema
they will also the of the visters Resdens
90 Great Jones street. Bowery Ladies nfty oenN
gentlemen dollar.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERFORD IL CO.'S EXTRA EXPRESS TO CALL
II forna, Sandwich Islands, and South Pacihc, VII
Panama will be despatched steamers Sierra Nevada ans
Cortes Wednesday I'D inst In charge of our own speeds
messenger through destination. Packages PARCELS ans
letters received till pa PM day Of sailing All pareeh
must BIO put up strictly and not TO cxceed ~
lbs in weight 81 cubic feet Letter bags closed at 4
before Bpm. BERFORD CO., = Aston House.
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fleRpor.. ~IoF NoTIcE..PuBLa NOTICE Is HERE
s,se I'D ios nnimproyed lands affected
shsva Ia.
Shereby, that the fei.or.1 g assessl-a
By the and lodged in the ONCE Of the bureau
for examination sy Al persons interessed
l2Sh The limits embraced by such assessment,
include all the houses and lots Of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides OF
1sh avenue between 24th and l29th streets on both
avenue lines running fee. e.sery and 400 feet wes
ssrly thercf. All persons whose interests are affected
ey me above named and who opposed to
She same either them requested TO present their
objections writing the undersigned at thor cce
Hall Of Reeords within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Cee Of Assessments, Street Department., Sept
ID 1852
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NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILRoAH-

NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILR0AA-
IN Summer Arrangements-On and after wednesday,
August Isl 1882 trains will as follows Leave SSw
sopping at all stations 1l25 A. NJ Express Train for Gull
ford Connecticut river Lyme, and New London connee.
Providence and Newport. 655 p NJ Accommodation Tram
for New London stopping At all stations Leave New Lon
stopping at all stations 1910 Express Train for Lyme
leaving Newport Providence and Stonngton In the morn
g ON arriving A. Now London take this train for New
stopping At All stations The ll;s Express Train
leaves New Haven the arrival of tho A. M Express
Train from New York The SOS p NJ Accommodation Train
leaves New Haven the arrival Of the $50 ~ Express
Train from New York. The trains leaving New London
SW a; IN and 1910 NJ eonneetat New Haven with me
New York Train At g% n and Ills p. Passengers oy
Trains A. New Haven for Hartford and Springfield New
York, the fame evening. RJCH N. DOWD, Sup.
NEW HAVEN, August II, 1854
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PROPOSALS FOR LoAE.-sooo0. DAYTON AND
IL. en,saT Railroad Ter cent rss
Isr for sale sio0 mortgage bonds with ooupcns
VII '%s the es 4
York the let Of January and the Of July Of each year
IL i,s p @
es They Issued under Of Lssisssare q Ohio.
ss them ass the 70
a ~ r.. q s1 Tas *. s ss
ssss :srss ssisr s'sf' winch only
mortgage entire line Of the Company sSs;
ton The Cincinnati Dayton railroad At the city Of
Dayton Ohio thence BY Troy piqus sidney, Lima, Per-
sifs y
s 1
The road s snished and in operation to sansy s. miles,
Lima ss miles and as the road is completed from
s s
the TIA, part Of the Line lying between Dayso.
garsSs.s s8i r =
IN as. ~ @ AN
ton road to for THO present Tho entire line from
80 H' nsss s ss ss ya, q:
Ss Go yae Ss ss Of
point to point continuously the Of the company
m sss sssa $ sssa %s
nss stss e msae Sa The line T
are in process BY the raise the nsces
Siderable has already BEEN The entire ne
expected will be placed under contract for graduation
and and pletd within the
take Possession OF the road its effects
depot grounds &c. and TO sell the tho highest bid
der to raise either interest principal
Of DEFAULT The country through which the road
SEES with its connecting link to Cincinnati is only
surpassed hut unrvaed bv other Of equal extent
the Union in fertility Of SOIL capabty Of sustaining
dense population and in all the elements Of wealth and
prosperity The report Of the Auditor Of tho State Of
Ohio for 1851 shows that about onefourh Of the entire
taxable property Of that state ound in tho twelve
Cincinnati. The southern portion Of tho line passes
through The most populous and fertile portion Of the United
States-ha!f century unbrohen Forest At
Sydney this line the Beefontane and Indiana
Railway; at Lima the Ohio and Indiana which will provo
valuable tributary opening TO 1t the mmcnse rado Of the
region Fort Wayne tina. west and north
Al Toledo it connects with the Michigan Southern and
Lake Shore Road The line will be extended to De-
troit At Dayton il connects with the road TO Cincinnati
SOUTH ard TO west and Columbus east. The
Cincinnati and Dayton road whose stock above
An examination Of OF this line will show that il
occupies most important position nearly, IL quite
equal TO other in that State Sealed proposals will be
received for sums mob less than SlO1 till Saturday,
the 25th day Of this month"; at three O'clock Il. NJ
posals will be addressed TO the agents OF the company
Messrs Winslow Lancr < Co., No. 62 Wall street,
dcrsed Proposals for Dayton and Michigan RaSlroad
Bond Twenty-Five cent of the purchase will DO
required to he paid accepting the bids tho remainder in
will be at liberty pay in full OF Interest the
bonds vail ron from the day of payment. Tho above
100000 will DO sold absolutely and without reserve TO
tho highest bidder printed exhibit, with map, and
all information with relation to hese securities
calling at the office Of the companys agents.
New York, Sept. s. 1861
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yryuF MARRIED ToMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAH
anOn.By DR. A. NJ Nauriosau Professor Of Dies
az Women.Twentioth edltionj PIP. 253 Prizes
sl Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish -
hus6snd might hare been rarea ~ timely possession %
this work 10 s intended especially for The married. ~
thoae contemplating marriage, disolosss important
soorsts which should be known to them particularly
Hers, also, every female-ths vfeshs mother-ths ond
,ithcr budding int womsnh0od the other decline
can discover the causes ymItoms, And the most eienl
remdie and most certain mode Of svsry eomplak7
10 which hor sex is suhjcst.
tEztssos OF letter from gentleman In Dayton, ohicp
=. ~ DAYTON, Nay l. lSA.
Ny DEAR sIRMy wife hes been perceptbly sinking f1
some three years CT more Ia consequence her
gush and suffering months before and during her
hnement-eyery successive and debitaNr1
and prostrating her putting her , In immment dangezs
ana when was on The lass OCCASION o. SUP
posed This state Of things was inevitable snd rssnSa
months heard your book highly spoken o. % eonsan
cannot express TO you the relief t Affords HssressN
mind and the Joy rs pages imrsrssa V rsass
ing that the great o. 10 n. Which
csived was possible But this cry another year xoui
have passed ever head In AL human probability,
wife would have been in h Ezav~ ~ ~ ehidssal cd
H. Of coufss mpacticAbis No convey mere fally IN
serious ubjec treated Of they Are u sSosy
For sale a. "a Broadvsy Aston Hosss and - he psIi
ina once 10 Liberty street. New York Lstls Co. Al
bsny Joseph Tucker Mobile. AsbAmA Z. b. PaStsrsss e
viii be r.nsmtsA By mail free q pseesSc 70 ay pass ~
k Dr. 4. y. HkUMIO.Au, Dss LA MSU fsyk fsss 49,
on ~ k0el0 eloooA -.
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NOTICE TO CARTMEN, TO RENEW THEIR IL
oepceA-rhe ordinance for licensing and regulating
szDro on the day October yesr renewable
gsevcrs 70 that time applied for a. such time .: may 30
Of License to keep Public Carts and TO be Public
0ren will be granted at this ooe between the hours 81
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pIQNEER LINE or AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FOR
Pert Philip and Sydney IhS ocsssS sSs
Ocean Eagle fourth ship this linS and sail
on the 10th Of October The In which the shps Of
this line been cd and fitted has
for then preference all others even ~ hghs. rsss
This snip 10 IN every respec 70 AL
others now advertised for Australia IN this port eIs
renced surgcon and proper attendants CROWDED Fcf
tg u. w. CANfROE.
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HATS AND CAPS.


HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GoODs.-sTARR, SON s
Il Co.. (lnte Maltby and Starr) li7 Water street,
Wholesale Of and dealers In Hats Caps ant
Straw Goods Of the latest fashions and Of every variety
suitable for Southern, Western city, and country trade
The attention Of cash and limo buyers respectfully so-
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NoTIcE-ruBLIc NOTICE is

CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the or owners occupant
oupans Of all houses and lots improved proved
lands affected thereby that tho following have
been completed by the lodged in the ooe
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested For fencing vacant lots north side
of Twenty fifth street. between seventh and Eighth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
eeveral houees and lots Of round vacant lots aud
parcels Of land situated the porthery side of Twenty
nth street, ward Nos 3 to 1885, All persons whose
tercsts effected by the above named and
who opposed to the either VI them
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, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Sep
tember 10, 1867
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CTRFET DEPARTMENT-No. HALL OF RECoRD3
a Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
sons have presented to tho Board Of Aidermcnro
pave Nineteenth street. between the First and Second
nues; flag north sidewalk of Invent street. from
tho Third avenue as to meet that which good Also
Abe following resolution:To flag space six feet wide
through sidewalk west Of Fifth avenue between Twen
sy-hrst streets All persons interested
having thereto requested 20 present them in
person tho undersigned ut hg Office before tho 2t
day Of September next. JOHN T. DODGE,
Sent. is. 1857 Street C0mmissioner.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-No. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public lie hereby given that the following petit
have presented TO the Board Of Assistant Alder
enTo fill certain lots north side OF Forteth street. l
feet Third avenues grade and flag southwest corner
Of Ninth and Fortysecond street, to regrade and
reset gutter Foryrt street. between Second
and Third Also, the following reolution@To re-
Grade and repave Spring street. from Broadway to Crosby
Street All persons Interested having objections thereto,
are them in TO the undersigned
1t his Office before the 18th day September Next
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
pant
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MINERVA ROOMS 406 BROADWAY-FIRST WEEK
Ivl Of the grand moving Panorama Of Major General
Winfield SCOTS Glorious campaign in Mexico commencing
with the landing of the Amercon troops ut Vera Cruz
render Of city Of Vera Cruz and the Castle San Juan
de Uos to Major General Winfield Scott and also depict
ing the line Of march the American army
Mexico Tho Battles Of Sierra Gordo Contrera Churubus
the stormns Of Chepuepee grand view of tho city Of
Mexico and terminating with Of tho
bio Stripes and Stars the Halls of Monezumas Now
exhibition every evening Price Of admission, % cents
children half price, Doors will be open at o'clock the
Panorama will move at 8 o'clock, precisely.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MASONs.--
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the
Croton AGuedue Department, Rotunda Park until Mon
with the receiving basins and cnlyert in
Division street, from Clinton to Goycrncur street The
plan of the and specifications for the building of tho
and all other information relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application to the Water Purveyor this Office
New York, September 81 1862. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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DRY GOODS.


(NLOAKS AND MAETILLAS.-EvERY NOVELTY IN
~ the above named articles, personally SELECTED by the
subscriber in Paris ready at the Paris Mantilla En-
porum l Broadway, to which the attention of ladies 10
respectfully invited Also splendid variety Of India,
China French and other Shawls and rich assortment Of
fancy Furs, arriving by every steamer GEO. BULPIN.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF G0ODS-WE
IN have received from recent imporations large aud
beautiful Of Paris embroderies laces ribbons
&c. which the ladies specially invited to call and
anime Also complete assortment Of mourning and second
mourning goods. A. KERR H. CO. 76l Broadway, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
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uoMowAY's p1LLs HAVE EFFEcTUALLY cURrD

HoLLoWAYS PILLS HAVE EFFECTUALLY Cured
liver complaint Of the most hopeless nature Mr..
Thomas Clark Of Lake George New South Wales was SCI
riousy afflicted for with liver complaint a
medical attendants trying all their st canddY
gave their opinion that h hopeless Inhis situa
when expecting that every day would terminate
his earthly friend recommended him TO try Hollo-
ways Pills assuring him that he knew person who va1
cured by them Of Tint complaint. Hc adopted tho adve
aud found speedy relief from taxing them aud was in Short
time perfecy health Sold by all the vender
Of medicine throughout the British Empire and also h
those United Stncs7s cents cents, and 81 81
each Wholesale, at Mr.. JOSEPH HORSEY'S ~ Nader
lane New lork and at the propretor IA Strand, Ions
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TT 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-FOR NEW OR
- leans via Hayana-The splendid steamship GREs ;
from the pier at the foot Of street. r. Monday
Sept 9Th ut o'clock p NJ precisely. Rates of passage
TO Havana and New Orleans arrangement-Aftor Sa
loon Ber.hs $685. stcerage Berh s Specie emily taken
cents per cubic foot Shippers of freight requested TO
supply themselves with the companys BILLS Of adng which
be signed No bills lading signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or passage, apply 90
Il. o. RoBERTs, No. III West street.
corner Of Warren street.
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CORPORATION NoTIoE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given to the owners, occupant or 90
supana OF all houses and lots Improved or unmprovod
lands affected thereby that tho following
by the ASSESSOR and are lodged IN the once
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by Al per-
sons Interested, viz For building sewer in Wavery
place. from Sixth TO Grove street The limits en-
brsced by include all the several houses
situated both aides Of Wayery place from sixth avsnuo
TO street, both sides OF Gay ana Faetory
Streets from Waycry place Christopher street. All per-
whose affected by the above named
ent and who opposed TO the same or either OF them
erequested to their objections IN writing 70 he
Undersigned at their Office No Hall OF Records, within
thirty dAys from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, tAssessore.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau OF Assessments. Street Department Sep
Sember 16, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLiC NOTICE 10 HERE
~ ~ given TO tho owners, occupant oeou-
pants Of all house, and lots improved lands
Affected thereby that the following have been
comgeted by the Assessors and lodged in the oce Of
interssed yzFor building sewer in Cannon street,
the sewe. N Houston to Stanton street. The hmts
embraced BY such include all the several houses
and lc OF ground vacant ots and parcels Of land
situated on both sides Of Cannon street. from Houston 70
Sta1ton street. All persons whose interests aected
y the above named and who are opposed 70
objections In writing the undergned at their Once No.
hau Of Records within thirty from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL VI. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. AssessorA
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ones Bureau Of Afsessmsnts Street Department sepA
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T Asst CONCERT BUT ONE OF THE sERIRs.-AET-
- ropoitan Hall.
respectfully announces that her
FIFTH CONCERT
will takc place
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER "A, 1867,
RHODES CkTEbRATED VALUATIONS.
MADAME ALBONI
- will be assisted by
sIGNoR sANGIovANNI
SIGNOR ARDITI, ard
full Orchestra and the
ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS.
Ticses seats, prce 49, TO DO had Of w. Hall
Sons Broadway, Of Park Place. Tickets 30 all
other parts Of the house. pco dollar for which oer
hoate for seat will BIO given, ~ Jolles Music Store 800
Broadway
Doors open At hAlf-paet g. concert to commence ~
o'clock.
Free admissions suspended except only tho rross
The public cautioned against tickets the
street outside the Hall.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT pEPARTMEMT--TO MAsoNs.-
Sealed proposals will DO received at the occ Of the
Monday the 2th day Of September 1882 at o'clock, r. NJ
bnild the necessary Receiving Basins and Culyerts IN
The plan of the work and for tho building Of
Abe same and all other information relating thereto,
obtained application TO the Purvyor at his Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Precedent Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York. Sept. 10. 1882
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NR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED AT HIS NEDIcB Il
~ and Surgical Dispensary 2i$ Fulton street. isyor,
ably known for thirythrec Oce hours A. NJ to
p. NJ Sec bis diploma, NJ r. G. Surgeons London, vi
the signature o. Sir AlcY Cooper, Sir A. Carlisle, No 81
his ofioe
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
NOTICE.-PAssENGER PER STEAMSHIP BLACK
WARRIOR. will please send on board, at the foot Of
on Friday Sept co% with place Of
FoR soUTHAMrToN AND Nx RaySE-THE UNITED
%sSd,r will leave for Mav.s touching a. %
q
sSIss
will DO received board after Thursday, September u
''' f''sn' OF asRRyL y1NasroN IS Broadway
SrEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Ss
GTa commander will sail from New York for Glasgow on
s
s9om.l seC Do d. tIidshp de) s7' Second cabin, $780,
1'0'-'~ y '-' J. MosYMoN, SO Broadway.
EoR CHARLESTON. s. ,c:-sTEAMsnIP LINE
aes aRd s pe TS sa new wras R
cIrT OF SoRToIK James Post, som%aadsr, viii sah
and has been made with view to
SIS e. f.ssss rss.saasis 1ss;
.,esm.hS
Friday October lst,
EoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH. AND FLORIDA
THsa fStes Mail
s' P sss. For F. s p on
SFOFFORD. TILESTON g. CO.. ~ South street.
Paseng for Savannah will be cketed through without
additional charge. To Jacksonville Si Platka; $50
The southerner Will succeed, "Wednesday September ~
t0R NORFOLK PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
= The Omitted States Mail Steamship ROANOKE, Lewis
parrsn, commander will leave pier No 3 North River,
bgned only board. For freight passage apply to
LUDLAM h PLEASANTS, No. So Front pt, Old slip
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States Mail Line for California and
Oregon via Aspnwal and Panama.-The splendid and
double engine u s. Mail Steamship GEORGIA 5000 TONS
d. ID. Porter u s. N, Commander will sail Tuesday Oct
9Th, at o'clock NJ PRECISELY from pier at foot Of War
panys Magnificent steamer TENNESSEE, will be in read
at Panama to receive the GEORGIAS mails and
and sail Immediately for San Francisco No efforts
will be spared by the two companies to put their
gers through with expedition and comfort.
RATES OF FARE TO AsfINwhLL:
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon do............... IS
Passengers will landed the railroad wharf at AS
pinwall Transit Of the Ishmus the
Persons securing through by the United
States mail steamers from New York have preference of
commodaton board the Pacific mail steamers Rates Of
terms For freight or passage aPPiyn to u,u,rvry
At the office of the companies III West street, corner Of
N. B-Shppers requested to supply themselves with
the company bills of adng which VIII be signed at the
office between the hours Of ~ and o'clock the day Of
sailing
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CoRPoRATI0N N0TICE.-PUBIICN NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given, that petition has been presented in tho
Board q Aldermen, for Sever in Prince street from
now built between Broome and Spying Streets Also in
Ryinpon street. from Sheriff TO Clinton street. And also,
In madison street. Rutgers to Jefferson street. All
persons interested in the aboye and having objections
ereo to present the Same in writing TO the
Mtraot Clerk at his Office, before October fs 1854
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Grafton Aquoduet Department, September 10Th, 1852
NOaPo RATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer In street. from
Avenue 10 the East river and also Christopher street,
from Greenwich TO the river persons interested
In he shove having objections thereto are requested
'e' ~ y '''' NICHOLAS DEAN, President
crotep Aqpedvos DspaStpsph Sept 10. lS2