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EoR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG. AND RrcHxoND.-
y The United states mail steamship ROANOKE. Lewis
Saturday. ga Of July, a. o'clock, n NJ pss.ass sns
fare Norfolk state inciuded 81 70 Petersburg and
Richmcna state included SIC stsersgs half
price, Bnls Of lAdng signed only hoArdfor freight
~ YYclt street. uONI old ais.
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psnion.-By DR.. A. Msuriceau Professor % hseass
Years Of suffering OF physical spd mental anguish - msny
aestionate wiie and peeunisry dheass 20 the se1
band, might have been spared BY timely posseson
work IL Is intended especially fr tae married 81 snossJ
eontem plating marriage. discoses imporAas teese
which should be knova ~ them Particularly.
Here, also, every femse-the wifs-the noths--tne see
either budding ino womanhood the other Ia sLs decn
Of yesrs-iI whom nstare eontsnplates an ,.g.tsss
chsnge discover the symptoms snd zoe 49,
Efficient remedies and most certain taods 81 ears even
complaint to which her sex is subject. -. 49,
tExtrae o. letter from geutlensn " osy,en' 49,
DR.. A. n. BAuafcrAUt- DaSr0s Nay 4. go
NV DrAn srRMy wife has been perceptiby slnkias fe
three years In consequences e a reAs -
gush and suffering months before and ner
and pressratng her, putting her Ne IN innss1s
this state OF things inevitable aud resfsned nyseu
meet the worst Al this time nov about swo months
heard your beck highly spoken Of A. containing cone ns
tere case On IS receipt and perusa esane
express you the relief afforded my dsresssd nina
opened prospect which little conceived Dss
bic Butter this another would have passed eve
head all human probability wife vosla have BE
In her grave and my children left mothersss. :.
IL e. course. impracticabe TO convey mere sny -
serious subjects treated Of they are OF nature sree
intended for the married, those contsm
For sale ~ 2ss Rroadway ans - the lusasnss osss
Tucker, Mobile, Alabama; r. b. Peterson - CAeeen
street. Philadelphia On the receipt Of 81 sepy wfn
Unitsd states All letters 9usF Be ad4FssA Dsse 90
~. A. n. Nauriesaa. bea IN New xssh sAss
LAasty stYssA
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owntr o~ners occupant
cupant Of all houses and lots, improved uniwprovsd
lands affected thereby, that tho following have
been completed by the and lodged in the office
OF the Bureau Of for examination by all
sons interested, viz p digging aad building well in
Forty ninth street. between Sixth and Seventh
The limits embraced such include all the
several houses and lots OF lots pieces aud
parcels of situated both sides Of street.
between sixth apd seventh avenues All whose n
terests affected by the above named aud
who opposed the either them
to present their objections writing the
At their Office No. Hall Of Records, within thirty
from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July
40
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TSROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
~ tractors Sealed Proposals., endorsed Prop Jsals for
building yer in Chatham street also with the Of
person making OF its
presen will b. received at the office tho Croton
Aqueduot Department Rotunda Park until Monday. the
l2sh day July, 1862 at o. clock II. 10 build
with the necessary receiving basins aad culysrs Chat
ham street. from the Mt Mott aad
the Bowery. to point near THO intersection Of Water
srcet being In length about $50 feet The plan Of tho
cationa for the building of auA all
other relating thereto in appli-
lion to the Contract Clerk at this otncc.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presiient % The Crsten kqreduot Department.
New york, June 30 1851.
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NorICB-PUBLIc NOTICE i.

CORPORATION NOrICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given TO she owner occupant
paats Of all houses and lots Improved
Affected hereh that the following have been
completed by the and lodged the oce Of
he Bureau Assessments for by all persons
Interested vs For regulating Tenth from Forty
second Forty sixth street. seng curb and gutter
therein Mneada sng twenty feet wide through the
CENTRE and laying Of TAGGING the sidewalks
thereof The limits embraced sneh assessment include
AZ me several houses and lots OF ground vacant lots
avenue, from Forty second 10 Forty sixth street. the
xestsr frsm Tenth both sides Of Forty third
go westerly from Tenth and the south side
Of street. 400 feet easterly and 400 westerly
Nom Tenth avenue. All persons, whose interests are
sseessd BY the above named assessments and Who
snt their objections In writing to the NJ their
eAoe No. Hail Of Records within thirty days from the
fAte Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asssssors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
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CORPORA NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the occupant
oupant of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged In Office
of the Bureau Of Assessments for by all
interested viz For building Sewer in Stanton street,
from Suffolk street to point 80 feet OF the Bowery
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
vera houses and lots Of grouBd vacant lots pieces and
cells land situated both sides Of Stanton street from
Suffolk street TO the Bowery; the side Norfolk
street. III feet north and 30 feet south from Stanton streets
both sides OF Essex Ludlow 0rchsrd Allen Eldridge.
Forsyth and Chryste streets 25 feet north and 30 feet
south Stanton street, and the side OF the
Bowery 100 feet north from Stanton street All
whose affected by the above named
who opposed to the eher Of them
quested present their objections in writing tho
dersgned at their Office. No. Hsl OF Records, within
thirty days from the date Of tits notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Do partment, July
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MUSICAL.

NoLIAN PIANos.-DEPoT FOR SALE OF HALLEr,
AZ Davis Co.'S tBoston) unYivAllsd Pianos, ~ the
spacious rooms and publishing house VI Gould b
Berry, GT Broadway. ssssAa basd Pianos
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~ RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given the owners,
pants Of ali houses and lots improved
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and are lodged In the office Of
the Bureau Of all
interested virFor paving Sixteenth street from
b. and setting curb and gutter The limits
embraced by such assessment nclu &c all the
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
both sides Of Sixteenth from
B. All whose interests affected by the
abovenamed and who the same,
either of the requested their objections
in writing to the undersigned their ONCE No. Hall OF
Records within thirty from the date of this notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, July
g.
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SHIPPING.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Connecting with the Pacific Mail Ste smship Company
only through u mail line for California and Oregon via
Aspinwa and Panama-By order Of tho Postmaster Gene
forna and Oregon nails to be despatched the 9Th
and goth Of each month direct for Aspnwa and from New
Orleans the 7th and I'D. Whom these dates
Sunday the sailing to be postponed unt the Monday fol-
immediate despatch arrival Of the mails at Panama.
United States Mail Steamship CompsnyThe following 10
list OF the steamships belonging to this com
GEORGIA. .... 5000 tons CREsCENTCirY 200 tons
ILLINOIS, 800 tons PHILADLLPHiA I.ioo ton.
EMPIRE CITY. 1000 tons Ell DORADO II 500 tons
Leaving New York for AspnwAi on the 5th and Of
each month.
The new steamships Ell Dorado and Falcon will form .
direct line between New Orleans and Aspinwal1 leaving
the 9TH and I'D Of each month"; forming with the Pacific
steamships throufSh line to and from New Orleans and
orleans be secured from Armstrong, Harris Il Co.,
agents at that place.
THE RATFs FROM NEW AsPINwALL WILL BE
For Ladies' Saloon State Rooms SOS
Second Cabin Standees %
Passengers are landed at the railroad depot Aspinwa
free Of The railroad being in operation,
the transmit Of the isthmus be performed in from
eighteen hours-the expense, vnres
from $40 to $50, to be borne by tho passengers.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Inc public informed that under the arrangement
OF this company steamers inspected and approved by tho
Navy Department, commanded by Navy officers and
rying the United states Has will hereafter leave Panama
Immediately arrival OF the Atlantic mails San Fran
at Acapulco boat will be kept at each end Of
the route to accidents The following packets
belonging to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
on the Pacific Of which will be always port Mt each
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THE NEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED st .rEs

Il Nail SteAmers.-The ships comp ,sng this hno
following - ATLANTIC, Captsin W est.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luos.
BALTIC. Captain Comstoet.
ADkIATsC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
every has been taken in their
ueton-as in their strength and peed
and their Accommodations for passengers uaequasd for
Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool In first
cabin Sl20 in second cabin $40 Exclusive Of extra
size state rooms, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York ESQ and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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On which dAys, all persons, shoesne 20 wen - retaE
dealers vho require licenses are requested % attend The
charge license daara sud must he paiiip bank
able All ioiinQnests will DC immediately thereafter
reported for Iroseo asiop. by lrder o. TIE Mayer,
ASHER TAYLOR. First Marshal.
CORPORATION NOTICE. -FrPLtC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 20 the occupant
eupsns Of all houses and improved proved
sndt affected thereby, that the following
ben completed BY the Assessor aud lodged tine Office
Of the Bureau Of Assessments exxmin by
interested, vz.For paving Twenty ninth street.
e., Madison broadway. The limits embraced
by include all the hanea and lots
vacant lots, pieces and parcels situated
both sides Of Twenty ninth from Madison
Broadway All persons whose interests affected by the
above named and who opposed to the same
either them 10 present their
in writing 70 she underigned at their once No Wall or
Records within thirty the date this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
z
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E0R LIvERrooL-UNIrED STATES MAIL STAN
= ship PAeiflCt Capt. Ezra kys.-This steamship ell
depart with the United States Mails for Eursps positively
on SATURDAY. July 10 At u o'clock. M. berth A.
the foot 81 Canal street, No berth til paid fer
For freight or passage having nsoquAsd aeeommodAas
EDWARD COLLINS 4 90, "a wau street.
The steamship ATLANTIC will susesod tho Pseias. Aad
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u
WooL-Sal-s since our last and the demand generally
for foreign woods have improved and prices Cor the
desisable woods have slighty improved also. We noes
sales Of 1870 bales South American wool washed IL
29c.; 40 900 lbs wNhed African. and 10 bales washed
Ben,key, on terms not transpirsd The stock Of good
qnslhy carpet wool IL getting low and holders very
firm.
RECEIPTS or pnopser rms
By NORTH RusR BoArs.-A 100 bits. -four. 40 do
ashes 2S3 do whisksy Az do pork 6s2 bushels wheat
400 do. corn Az boxes cheese, ana % BARS wool
By KaIE RAiLRoApss4 sides leather, ~ pkss butter
and ia boxes cheese.
By Nrw HAVEN RaiLRoAp.-l5l pkg. cheese, and 40
do butter.
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby sivcn to the occupant
pantt OF all houses and lots improved and
affected thereby tn At the have been
completed by the and lodged in the
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination all persons
interested yizFor paving
TO Sixth and setting curb and gutter between fitch
and Sixth The limits embraced by such assess
all the several houses and lots Of ground
cant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
CT Thirty fourth between Fourth Sixth
and both sdes of Filth between Try third and
streets. All whose Interests affected
by the Rboven AIMED who opposed
same either Of them requested TO their
jectiops in writing to the undersigned at their ece No
Hall IF Records within thirty days from the date OF this
notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Office Bureau OF Assessments Street Department July g.
1862.
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NoTICr-PuBLIC NOTICE rs

~ hereby given to tho owner or owners, occupant or
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the and lodged in the
eico Of Assessments examination all
psrsons Interested For regulating Fortyhfh street
Second and Third conformity with the
established grade. The limits by such
efude all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
let's pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Forty nfth street. from Second to Third All
whose affected by the above named
and Who opposed to the either Of
them requested to present their in writing
the undersigned, At their Office, No. Hall Of Records,
Wishtn thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department june
l8b2
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(,oRroRArIoN NoTtcE.-pUBLIC NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTtCE-PUBIIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given. to the occupant or 90
oupants OF all houses and 1ots improved unmproved
thereby the have
been completed by the assessors and are lodged in the OF
Assessments for examination by all
pereons viz For regulating and grading Fifty
hrst street. the Third the Sixth avenue The limits
include all the houses
aud lots vacant lots pieces and parcels land
both sides of street, from the Third
the Sixth All persons whose interests az
footed by the above named and who oppos
ed 70 the either of them requested to present
their objections in writing to the underaned at their Of
No Hall of Records, within thirty days from the
date of this ctiee. SAMUEL IL. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
26, 1862
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Rates passage from Phiadelp s:-SaoOn in after
state $50 in mdshp state $685. in forward
state rooms S55including provisions and stewards fees.
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON Al Exchange place, N. r.;
or No. Walnut street, Philadelphia.
limited number Of third class will be taken
At $50 from Philadelphia, and $50 from Lyerpool-found
with provisions.
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oRPoRATI0N NoTIcE;-PUBtEr NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, that petition has beo ted in tLe
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer Forty eighth street.
Ninth Sewer TO Sewer built Of Eighth
and also, Resolution Wall street,
from the bukhead TO westerly line OF Pearl street. All per-
interested in tho having thereto are
to present the in writing the Contract
Clerk at this Office or before July 9th, 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Croton Aqueduct Department, (Rotunda) Park, June
~ 1852.
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noRPoRAr IoN NorIcE.-srREEr pEpARrMENr,

CORPORATION NoTIcE-STREEr DEPARTMENT,
~ Hall Of Rccords-Public notice Is hereby given
following resolution has been adopted BY the Com
mon Coun ci-Rcsolved That return bulkhead be made
from tho termination Of the bulkhead
the nothery line Of lst stree. TO the point on
northerly side the basin Manhattanve between
l3st d streets the direction Of the Street Com
missioner that notice be given to the
upland fronting said return bukhead to bald the
the work to be commenced before the st day OF
October and completed within sixty days thereafter,
and in case Of the said upland shall
neglect mako the said return bukhead di
then shall be the duty of the Street Com mis-
soner TO the to be built for the and heneat
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City Of
York. expense thereof to be taken FROM the apro
priaton estate expeus Adopted by the BARD Of
Aldermen. June H. 1882 sst AID June IS 1852. APPROX
ed by the Mayor June 81, 1882
John T. DODGE Street Commissioner.
New York, July |, 1852.
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"a. 8 q FIFTH PAGE. -Ea
OOnPVRArrOn HOraCnp.

0Ox9k VAATxOM nVHAGn0s
CORP0RATION NorIcg-PuBLic NOTICE rs
u hereby given, that petition has been presented ths
Board q Aldermen. for sever IN rorsys..h street boz
trSsssd che having objections shersto request
a TO present the In writing 20 the Contrast Csrk
fns Once before June ~ ls52
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro. Al. DpA
Croten Aquet Depart. Rotunda. Park. June ~. ias2
CORPORATION N0TICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE rs
" hereby given TO the occupant a
Sspa.ss Of an houses and lots mprovsd or animprsvsa
boen completed BY the assessors, ana lodged In the
occ Of the Bureau Of Assessments Tor examin alton ali
interested, FOR tagging
thsongh the dewaiks q fhrth Streets bstwesn seventh
and Eighth The limits cmoracei by sush
ment include a the houses snd lots ~ ground
cant lo and parcels of land situated both des
Ut ivtist oh between Seventh and Eighth
An psrMps whose interests are affected By the above
DAmed assessments, and VINO opposed TO the
either of them requested 10 their
h writing to the undersigned their once No Hall Of
Rsoorde within thirty the date Of this notice
SAAWHL ii. DE MOTT, !
FRANCIS NICH0LSON,f Assessors
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
Once 8urcau Of Assessments Street Department. June
- 1852.
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RcwxnY rasarRg-pooas orEy At X, CUR,
- tain rises - ssess saturday evening. July vii
- rots xoxfrs ~ BAVARIA.
louis kier % bsssraa. VI Hamilton
-. ,,i ~ s 1872,
NsrIoSAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET DOORS
Az epss a. ~! ssr.s.s rises a. o'.lees.
s at s s = f8sls ss.'d re 'f'n' .
VA M 5,sss Nrs' Nichols
ras isisa ruroR -
RAxSUns AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
- st.i chi VS. ssss rsrqsst IAN een ss.ra SER
tSssos. orsa.. ,sh.sa ssaip,sss. Lord syron
Ills atsrSsss. a. osissl and ~ the .saaos a. sscc'h
the eomes,s drama ofths VILLAGE rnASros.
CnRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. no
ara The ss.. sn fsrssr .ss Tao s ssfs snd so
,sIs Msssr. a. sSs. and y.r
under the management 81 r. Chrsty whose concerts
With Scr ~ highly rs.Sss,.iis md .sasass sadisnos
The 81 are nolsa
that the saturday Afternoon concerts discontinued On
S cSssy ~, 'A a afternoon c'A''r ''~"'''sas
pARTIcULAR THEATRICAL NorIcE-TnE uy-
dessigned having leased the suiding known ss The
pose producing legitimate Drama Bale. Opera
"lbe New York Theatre" The hanse win UNDERGO tho
viii newly decorated costly and
talent reputation, hsa,rsa musical de.irsus q
obtnnng situations tho above heatre will please mako
application to Chas PArslas Theatrical Agent Burton
Theatre. q. r. THORNE. LessOe and Aanagcr.
VAUXHALL GARDEN Y-sIXTH ANNIvER-
sary OF American endenoe.-Txo Grand Perior-
will he given Monday July Whites fayorite
troupe will appear pleasing variety Eth
oclock the evening O'clock precisely Cards OF
admission 20 cents which will entitle the vter
freshment ticket. Children under ten half price
W. III. oDELL, Proprietor
I YCEUM THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAK BROOMB
IL street-Doors open at7lx eurain rises at so'eoek.
Testimonial to Mr. George Jordan which occasion the
wing eminent artists have each aud all kindly voiun
teered-Mossrs Brougham Wscot Davdge, Lynne. II. G.
Jordan. Eytnge, Leyere. Trevor Rea and Taylr Mes-
danes Sksirctt Weston, stephens, and NJ Tsyeure. No
advance in prices Saturday evening. July will be
formed the comedy Of LONDON AssuRANcE-sir idar-
court Courtly Mr. Walcot Dazzle, Mr.. Broughan; Max
Harkaway, Mr. Lynne; Charles Courtly, Mr. q. Jordan;
Medde Mr. Dayidge Dolly spanker Mr.. H. g: Jordan Cool
Mr.. Levere Martin Mr.. Wilson; Leases Mr. Robinson;
James Mr. Re ed Lady Gay Sranker Mrs Skerret Grace
Harkaway, Miss Weston; Pert Mrs. stephens. To which
will be added the aughaho farce entitled the VIRGINIA
NUM- Y-Gingtr Blue with song), Mr.. III. q. Jordan;
Captain Rifle Mr. Ely inge; DR.. Mandragon, Mr.. Taylor;
Theophilus. Mr. Levere Larry Mr. Rea Susan Mrs. Ste
phens; Eliza. Miss Tayleure.
CNRANKLIN MUSEUM, E5 CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea, Propriotor-The above establishments 10
afternoon o'clock aud la tho evening at
for the Of CAssc and Original Of
Living Statuary by Mile Cabinets Troupe Of Model Ar
tists together with variety OF beautiful perform
For full particulars bills of each day Admission,
seats private boxes so CENTS stage Seats with cushioned
chairs, 37z ccnts boxes % cents gallery, 2S cents.
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For freight or passage, apply 70
BROWN SMIPLEY CO., Liyerposl
y. g. ROBERTS ~ co, IL Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNRoE CO., 20 Rue Notre Dame des Vic
GEO. IL DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these chips will not be accountable for gold
Unless bills q isdins are signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
TIRE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
!, u Mail SteamshiBs-Betwesn New York and Liverpool
only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and
sengers nancy,
AFRicA. CAPT. Harrison. ASIA, Capt. Judhins
EUROPA Capt. Lott. NIAGARA Capt. Stone.
AMERICA, Capt shannon. CANADA, Capt, Lang.
CAMBRIA, Capt Leitch.
These vessels clear white light at manmas heal,
green on the itarboard, red on port
Africa. Harrison. from New York Wednesday July a.
S.sad from from S YORK Wsdnssday Juy q
America. shannon. from Boston. Wednesday, Aug. 4.
Europa. Lott. from New York Wednesday, Aug. II.
from ssw
Asia 49,. Judtins from New York wednesday, sept s
America. shannon. from Boston Wednesday, Sept Is.
Europa. Lott. from New York Wednesday, Sept p
Passage from New York or Boston to Lverpool-First
Cabin, $l20; Second Cabin, $40.
No berth secured ND til paid for.
Freight will he charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
b. CuNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
WATcuEs-By order of the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign bearing the names marks Of English
will be hereafter admitted in England in
tranu for the United States and other eountres in con-
sequence which French and Swiss watches be ship
ped Havre New York Boston, via Liverpool with
out mourning the risk heretofore Of being seized by the
French German and other foreign goods, received and
brought in with British goods. Through bills Of
lading given in Havre for New York.
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CRoTON AQUEnUcT DEPARTMENr.--TO CoNrRAC-
~ tors-Sesled proposals endorsed Pr0posa for Sever
In Perry street. also with the Of the or
making the and the date Of It's will
be received ut the office OF the Crton Aqueduct DEPARTMENT
until Tuesday the 9Th day Of July 1862 at O'clock r. NJ
to build with the receiving basins snd sul
ver in Perry stseet from the proposed IN Geen.
wich 70 the North river being IN length about 2
feet. The plan Of the and specifications for ndug
the and all other Information rsatng thereto
b. obtained application to the Contrsot Clerk AZ this
effce. NICHOLAS DEAN.
Ma nr Inra