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GLORIOUS NEws.-The important discovery yet made
Phlpss liquid gue
binders housekeepers druggists &C. This being
liquid always requires
free from SMELL and will keep liquid any climate also
for wood, china, glass; MARBLE paper,
substance stands unequaled
wherever has introduced, is Of the hr order saving
mechanics, is observable first sight We offer liberal
hardware staione druggists and
less by % than ordinary We making
the tall trade,
will do well 10 attend TO this immediately We establishing
all populous United
bottles of ibee and the gallon samples
any part OF the United States, carriage free.
polish
merchants attend the above. Apply early
PHILLIPS & Co,
July 3l-d3m 4 Cedar I, York
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CHARLoTTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety the
render this school peeminenty useful the have
afforded board
similar barely TO
ihs OF the The
confidence and
addiona
military To
which the interests of the school demand board
induced n
which would be but slightly which,
hoped will be sucen, for all contingencies
Roired That hereafter the charges institution
shall be follows
Per quarter.
In English department alone
In the Mathematical department alone
In the CLASSICAL classical
In the department of modern languages, for each foreign
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phlos
opby, astronomy practical surveying, Sc, with of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
Board, washing, &c, heretofore. -
The
September.
BY order of the board OF trustees:
E. r. BRISCOE, Register.
CHARLorTE HALL, ST. Mnrys county Md, July 30, 1852.
Aug. ~
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lAM s -
White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary

White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
Isad.
THls establishment lately been thoroughly
benefit families wishing
quiet, COMFORT II Is located remarkable
for saubuty immediate vicinity excellent sulphur
spung residence, few places
rabe In the than the romantic village OF New Windsor
The subscriber
boads. The table win he satisfy the Of
ALL The bar will be furnished with the best Of wpc liquors. ci
&C.
The be moderate, nothing win be
dope which will vsters
New Windsor and be reached either by
stage Westminster the Baltnre and Ohio rairoad 10
Woodbne Mount Airy, either OF which places
will be found convey New Windsor notice is
given TO the subscriber a few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLow, Proprietor.
July 03-du j. r. BARTHoLOW, Agent
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Hank OF the Unton,

Bro,ns Marble B.didinE, Washington, %. C.,
oNTNUEs approved drafts upon the sev
eral and sells an hnds o un
current money sells drans on he principal elites
the eouny general bttnG bn
ness promp returns in such funds the
parties Co whom collie a. desre.
Tine h,,b.-, market pces paid for all times
NJ The assured thn, nntwifhsndns ne srmpts
rr,es of the
mi. hank are boosh Nv principal brokers in New York
Philadelphia Rspore washington At low rate Of dis
other notes cmnnatnr ffomW Washington. ~
r. n. oALLAHER, President
s.svst w. MAssW Cashier. ~
Aug 7T-3awmf
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Land Agency In Texas.

THE subscribers, connected with the land Offices
years, and
selling perecng htcs and giving
lands collecting said
spec offer their services such wish
them
Claims otherwise good will be barred by adverse OF
yeaTs-that being limitation Owing
among other the best lands in condition be
Having acquainted with all
laws relating es and being determined attend diligently
In all
expenses OF investigation when this shall be
done, willing contingent in the lauds
attention and services
II. .. MARTIN,
X. ID. JOHNSON.
GALvEsToF y, August z, 1850. s
Colonel E. Allen, attorney general W. r. BaIng
GER dist attorney, r. 4 d. g. Mills, Galveston
Colonel Riley, Rice and Nichols, Houston Colonel
X. w. Hill, Thomas *. Price and William NJ Goodrich,
New oean Lucan Minor esq Louisa Court house, vr-
Bna and Texas delegation in Congress, Washington, d. c.
2i-dah eodJmcps
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EW sR .ap ;sa

A NEW Route TO Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
b express of win daily
with the United states mail from Washington
connecting with the fast line MddIctown D. M
riving a Harrisburg At "a, 70 dinner
The leaves Harrisburg for D. m, arriving
oidnyrbur g. Ahis point the option
taking
stags from Holidaysburgt Pttsbnrr.
Tckcts viii be sold 10 the following points this
York, Wnghtsvle, Columbia Marietta Middletowu, Harrisburg
New Per, Meown Pcrysvilic, ,Lewown
ingion, HoIidaysburE and Pusburg.
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which passes through Carlisle, shppensbug Chambebu and
other points this road
the accommodation of passengers Washington
The bove points, the
depa OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
the morning cars at will
carried free Of charge to Calvert station.
RoBERT STEWART,
Octl-dn t#UV H Ticket Agent
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Home and Foreign Agency for Patents.

oafee street, Opposite he Patent oGee.
HE undersigned have associated themselves agents. attorneys
public,
viii under auspices
The, all ofcsv
with United States Patent Oce Professor Page has held the
once principal Mr.. GreenouRh for
m.y OF drawings lost by
burning and Fechmann also
IN. Patent restoration OF
patents Professor Page has devoted his life 10 the Investigation Of
science Greenough has acted aud
Tor Of and Mr. Fesch
his agriculture, has bad
y knowledge o foreign
gnaRes resident In Europe
These advantages
with Their Invention aud
chney patent appcaton and their extensive foreign
and agencies
facilities procurement o patents defence
Prof CHARLES @ PAGE, NJ D..
Late Chief Examiner Patents.
j. J. cREENOUGH, NJ. f.
HE O. l.. FLEieCHMANN, C.E.
wAsHIsaToN, August Ia, 1852.
Aug l5--Jtaw3m
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41tns Insursnoe Company, OF Uuo~, NV York.
Capital $4,000
THIS company against loss damage by hrs
on public private buildings city and country furniture
goods merchandise generally Also marine risks
steamboats, railroads. nvers, and akes mken on The
mos favorsbie
It's system equitable and safe, and The directors have
the satisfaction they have accumulated an ample
surplus fund.- which, addition the capital stock OF the company
careful enabling tem to present 'h'
decentralization 70 those who may transact
business with this company.
JOHN ". HlNMAN President
H. m. HAWBEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELDING, Agent,
9Th street, opposite Odd fellows Hall.
June 9q-3tawlv
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4 Vcti-"u Ttckef Agent
SSIDERs CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 Walnut
- street. below Fonrh Phadephawines liquors
tries, of direct importation from the growers producers
cheaper than at other and furnished
gess and others Washington city,
BY Adams's Erprcssn
i sherres, Sparkling Cbanpaone
Il Moct,
i Ports, Ccuuot.
i Red wine, Dinet
4 TeneriHe, Penucbot.
| Lisbon, Heidsick,
4 Mn.cat and many otber,.
Il Frontgnan, Sparkling Mosaie,
4 Malaga, Hockhem,
Il Clares Of a sorts, pude-be,r
! sauterne Marcobrunn,
| Burgnndies, the largest stock in Phiadeiphin.
| Brande of all sorts,
dark and PALE in casks bottles. with choap
| and some and old.
Irish and Scotch whsty Mononeahea bourbon Jaaiea Spirits
GIN preserving brandy, blackberry wild
he London porter and stout In bbs. OF and DOZEN.
1 Hapana Cigars, t8 .#E
Of direct imporaton Of the quality always
wholesale or by the bor. -
The only establishment where all wines, hc afsr directly
from the original package IN which imported. = 5s
#E Hotels, Country Trade,
supplied retail b The rsst aslohn
dozen, package Of assorted - ~
Orders by post telegraph giving limit price, guaranteed
| be satisfactorily hIed, OF the goods ,sken back
familiar
ducing Of Europe,
there, enable 10 offer good articles
Feb la--dly
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On motion by Mr.. HUNTER. the reading Of The jour.
nal was DISPENSED with.
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4faiaTI . o
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPgKEK CoURr.-IN THE NATTER OF The APpli
Oily q New York slss1s 70 ths opsnns Of hss par,
First avenue not already Spensa from street
sid sisy ndsrssnst ..sm.s. .ni
Is people State II New Yorl sn.sied An AZ, =
US Ss s: & .s
amend an Aas :nssied an Ac. in relation shs oeessos
Of and taxes in the city and essnsy Of New
e. ass
sy
nsns the above entitled matter and that al persons
spps:.d same pesssns Ssif es.s
SSn n cs 70 ~ be W Asn h
,ssss n hs ely 0fkSg fSss Tn thirty days from ss'
.sid sssna.s a.a assessment follow that say,
Az 81 q s IA
ssra ssS AS II s q s
venue: sis.sy AZ
asIl Y: ..s. rys, q Or near a. :ou.hsry side
and also s para avenue between the aorshsr
s % % and s line high % on &
laid an, md a's On h. q "a. Com
parcel. :ss Z. III r..
r. ss: of s s
~ sss s.a..
pssp ~ opening :sis P
an; Iss CAV sss
vsyor" IL ale In the Street. Com once
Of khs city Of New York AND also, all pieces
cells Of land fronting lying both sides Of treos
Interesting said First between the norherly
fourth street. bounded the east by fine distant half
between Afd First avenue and avenue A.
wsshy line hAh way distant between said First
and Second avenue, laid ooored She said be-
n:as nap On hs g. :rsssS In shs oes q shs stree.
parcels Of land situate lying both sides
streets interesting said FIRST between norser
side Of Elghtyixh street and the soushery side Of sh
srest Aso hs lot - hs rear Of The lot ~ the norh
Of the lot At the southwest 11Tth
rfrst ALSO Two lots the
~ e northeast corner Of lI0b ssreet and Fret sveuu
Also the ianyusS 0s a. The roar q sss 10. A. shs asr.
triangular lot ~ the Of the st tho norheA
81 l2st street and First Also three lots the
aerther side Of 2st street. distant about twsnyave fec,
s s% 3: 3. as = sd s. A
and Of Philip Medoiler and the scutnerly side Of
l22d street Alo, two lots NJ the Of land Phinv
nodoef near the north OF First and
l2d street. Also three rear lots .vnsd By Phip Vile
avenue. Also, plot Of ground owned BY rhssoher
Payne the rear Of land Of James Chosserman, be-
tween zd An lfsh streets and yins west Of First
Ne ssd Conmxonsr Do further give notice shat
port IN e above entitled matter win Be made Ana pre-
sen.sS 20 tho suprsme Ceurt u The state New York M
.yss. Earn q ME- s iS oSsr 70 ss h:,a 4; hs c.y su
ssmbcr M ana chs. tAen ana thsrs sr IS soos therss
':sSrs = ssssss: SEGA "a ia ia -
s9nATHA = F u kAshIhIss' lo.mm,.so,,r
WILIixM sIScLAJR
UEuny y. DAvyEs. Attorney.
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FINANCIAL.

Eok THE PUBLIC LEDGER-THE ATTENTION OF
the public has been somewhat drawn - the conduct Of
certain corporations who conducting their business
pared the 18th Of March, e43 The preamble and sections
Of this act are as folows-Whereas certain corporations
dervng their from the Commonwealth of pennsy
wants. In eales where majority Of the BOARD of
arc resident n Of the State the chief officer the
OF the business Of snch Is located
some cases have evaded the laws Of his wealth.
subectng the stock and Of such
axs a and to and sysds their 70 the
corporate duties and liabilities and other violations OF
provisions Of their chartertherefore Section That IL
pany ipoorpors ted by this whose works
property principally located within this State all
elections for president managers directors other onces
works Affairs Of such held a. time the
passage of this act TO hold their elections plaSo
and eecta msorty Of citizens within this State
as managers directors of their said compaaies respect
lively which majority the President shall in all be
such corporations elected to establish their principal
office for the transaction Of their business in
convenient place within this State, and not elsewhere,
act shall be void The I'd section provides that failure
elect In accordance with the provisions Of this ao
that the Governor shall nominate suitable number of
soma to the Canal Commissioners who approved Of shall
be directors and shall take the OBJ of affairs of such
delinquent corporation, and conduct the business &c
Among the corporations which conducting their business
X q this law by hayTe 81
out Of the State the Coal Company This
corporation have large amount Of their capita? invested ia
though called cea company they rail-
single residents of New York city, and citizens of
that State Are not the acts and doiss Of the Board Of
Direetors as at present null and vodg and
they not liable to be under the above awa
These are questions submitted to those interested
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REMOVALS


& T. CALLAHAN has REAovED HIS jon PRINT
~. ing ocs fro 1913 Fulton to l3 Nassau street where
he greatly enlarged facilities for executing a kinds Of
INK Ilsin &nt fancy in the neaest cheapest and
expeditions Having competent workmen fast
presses and extensive aortm emit of type mosty and
The latest snd most styles he feels confident Of
his abity please s WHO favor him with their
dsr beth Il the style and price Of his work Cards csu-
checks hapdbils labels show bills posters books
phets &c &c. printed az short notice ~ the lowest cash
prices All work punctuay delivered at the time promised
CALLAHAN, I13 Nassau street, fourth floor.
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UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINr-TUR NOBLE rzy

UsTRALIA, PIONEER LINE.-THR NOBLE NEW
"A YORK britt packet ship, BALTIMORE v. D. Eorthup.
oommsnasr inssrns lowest saeoced " scaI
20 a. sixth ship OF this line, and sail 18th
o. December from New orb for Melbourne Psrs Philip.
its wen known that the New York built raokcs ships
are he Aad heetest In the world The Bstmcre
he isvorss ship Of ths New York and Havrs line ara with
ertrepe decks k fee) ssi her superior
ventilation she will DO the most comfortable ship that has
stendsn provided The manner In which she ships Of hs
line have see htsed up and provisorcd has for hem
decided preference ali othsrs even Al cher ,sse
JOIN S 0GpEn6 }rs wsu street.
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ENOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
4 ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph j. Cemstoek This steam
ship will dspsrs with he United States MALE for Europe
positively taturday Dec. H. ~ IL O'Clock M from her
berth 1T foot Of Canal street. No berth secured till paid
for For freight or passage having anequaled ascommods
tions for eleeAnce or comfort. apply to
- EDWARD K. COLLINS co, IS Wall street.
Passengers requested to board at TX The
steamship Arctic VIII succeed the Baltic and sail Descm
har2
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WHY Is 1T THAT sowyER's sPIKENARD ONT.
w ment has su1h great for the piles burns,
scslds cuts ahammaory rhsu chblsns' For sale.
wholesale ano retail At ~ Grsenwish avenue.
DERs9Ns AFFLICTED WITH CERTAIN AND DAM
serous diseases may get speedy and permanent osrss
without rear exposure y 'fa %9RpEN Now York.
TYR WILLIAM WARD is CURING NUMBERS EVERY
- week ofthose who nave oon,ractes disease His
sqsoe'sfp often consulted BY hundred daily
NO see s q sso. ess.ss. sspsras rss1s
way.
nR. WARDS MAGICAL REsEDiEs HOLD OUT Alb.
~ sogte certainty Of speedy and shorogsh euro These
easy hnd rapid has been benefit
sands once Canal street. door from BrosdvAy aD
stairs.
nR. COOPER, "A DUANE STREET. NAY BIZ ooMy
~ sutel with eenhdspeo 90 diseases. His sucooss sAt
sSns SONG e or ssison Phg,san,
sossfu, prasssioasr Of diseases in New York.
nR JonssoN, IL DUANE STREET. so WILL KNOW
for the last q sss As ,hs most successful lrsesna
s :. aH a @ss e S f:' heir n ~ his
haze suffered f,n sdiesl gr.seodsss may rally or HAY
NO ZEE TILL .cURED.-pR coBBErT, 10 puAsA
TwentsSo ysst bis ps y eSs' p ao on
s s n M sy Isf Of
iytrs.ted sobserve she name and number, as t6srs
street. See my diploma in ofnee member Of the Ns1
nR CONvERs, AUTHOR OF THE BEACON, Or
~ Guide from Youth to Manhood is daily oonspissd In
hon # on s % Sa" y =, s ana
rapid Iwsniyysars eSprreaee extensive practise
enable him to ~ ssh 0se sns syrS mo
weshnses. &C. ,or ale oees s. Third avsnu., AID
Chambers street tassment
yU,HE MARRIED wosAs's PRIVATE MEDICAL
Diseases Of Wo@sprfwsp0s.s edition, isao, Do 20
e.: III n i
ssS & sss ,ss shs
mportans secrets which be known them psrou-
Bsrs also. every femsistns wife the mosher-shs
either into woanhocd or the othsr In the dscl
sfhcent rsasdis and she mode Of cure ia
txtrses o. slsssr from gentleman IA Dayton 0hisJ
Dr.. A. n s.onros.u. No Ise rab.rsy street. - :
NY siryy wife AAs esen pereeptbly sfnkins IL
:9%s ,se % e her g..
cas- more and more ds.ilisatna
and rS va. 's, s life p
pcsed this s,s Of things wac issvsols. and resigned n
month tesrd y.ur book hishly spoken o. - oonssas
rome ns,ters resehins case is rsesps and psruIs
than . s sas q sss
nv s '' ' ss'ss's lsi5
y Il. Of seur.e IN senvy NOR. fuly ~
rsss ter ,ss s'sr.i.s r those acsss%p..iag
pss s 10 s 20 ssss'is,i t ss ,sss'
T0rs sss &C. aIe,sy, Joseph TuGssE xssli
ges.,s. =; rsisss SAG: a i;,.sTs
isg Liberty street, n " or boz laa4 Yorh Pos. one
so :s's g.ss @ss. , any y
. R.s sns @ dssrs 's %
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TnH NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

following:-- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC Captain Nys.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC. Captain Cemstock.
ADKIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built tract expressly for
service has been taken in their
In tn air strength
and their modatons for unequaed for
elegance and comfort.
rrice Of passage New York to Liverpool
bin Sl20 In second cabin S70 Exclusive Of
state oom. $3.50.
From Liverpool 70 Now York, ESQ and cas-.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bert secured until ma for
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EoR sAvANrAH-U:1 3. MAIL LlNR.-THH sUPx.
Il rior steamship FLORIDA. Capt. NJ 8. Woodhuii ON
Saturday Dsesnbsr c.eoch, p u. from pier North
Alabama, Capt G. D. Ludlow, on Saturday December IL
For speed strength alton fare these ships
have superiors on the coast.
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E,OR NORFOLK. PErERsBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States mail stssmshp ROANOKE, l. Par
9Th M3PM Fer freight apply board, asd for massage,
LVDLAk PLEASANTS, IS Front street. near Old slip.
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ExpREss AGENCIES.

RLRFoRD y coz NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
b and Aonah AmerieNn txpr'ss Will go frwnr0
on the eprndid nal steamship Georgia. on Monday nests
Dec. in Of special messenger shippers
their goods readiness for delivery
Saturday Small parcels received till Pm on the
sailing will also bear in mind thai wo
guarantee all soods 10 through BY connecting
Steamers No detention the I.thmus. No charge fng
house consular fees. Passage secured tbs
mail line Of at the very lowest rates AZ cur Oh
No. 2Vesey street BERFOhD ~ co.
OFFICE NO SO BROADWAY ADAMS & CO.'S o..
~ Mail EXPRESS for California. Oregon, and tho Sspdw6
Islands via the la huus cf Panama in charge Of speot
measenge t,attop per United States Mail Steam
Georgia, Monday December 9Th 1882 Our next reyul
FOR California &c will leave above, Unt
States mail steamer Georgia Monday, December 6th,s
o'clock. r. Tor Asp'nvall Navy Bay, dirscs. A
freight this be delivered 10 with ins
voices before the sailing enable TO comply with
the order coriing AID sealing Small
cells viii be received until o'clock day OF steamer de-
parture No charge T. clippers By this line Tor custom
house consular 1,rttcstss No should
coed 1876 his weight 81 feet cubic rneasuremsnt and
thing be in will DO
owners risk ADAMS y CO., No. 50 Broadway.
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pAINT1NG AND DRAwMG.-MLLE. BoTrENrKIsT.
from Pas, having considerable exp IN eaob.
Ing has CONNIE need course OF instruction In those
branchce for ladies' She receives them Msrdava
Wetnsday and Fridays from 10 TO IL O'clock a. raj
a,nce, go Houston street, corner Of Crosby.
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NEw YORK AND san TnANcIsco sTEAnsHIP

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
Line-Through 70 San Francisco. at reduced rnteNo
detention on tho and speadid nshp
UNCLE SAN, $50 tons, VIM. A. Mills Gender, viii leave
New York for Aspinwall Navy Bay, Mondsy Deco
o. At r. Moennecting Al Panama with the new double
engine steams p Corss which steamship leaves Panama
on tho Arrival Of tas PASSENGERS By the Unes sam fsr
These vessels, in vensstnn speed, ana
SAFETY are unsurpassed An experienced physician Is AZ
tached TO each steer Paesengers viii be landed
wharf A. Aspinwal and take She Panama RAILROAD Pes
~ No. IS Broadway, New York,
DAVIS. BROOKS 4 90. General Arcnas
IONEa q JOHNeON ~ Wsli sAreot.
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UtxGUb b0UuToU pB q
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.

EDWARD K COLLINS CO.. IS wall street. NJ Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO. Liverpool
8. q ROBERTS h CO., IS Kings Arms Yard. London
JOHN AUNROE CO., Is Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris; or
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Uavre.
Tho Of there ships will be accountable gold
silver, bullion Specie jewsry precious stones metals
unless bills Of ladins signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed
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ZORRO RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owner or owners occupant
oupants all houses and lots improved proved
lands affected thereby that he following have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in the
ehce OF the Bureau Of for examination by
avenue to Avenue 3. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots grsund
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sides Of street. from avenue to avenue B. All
and who are Opposed to The or either
to the underlined 1T their ooe No4 Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
n 1892
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIpE-A
vl practical treatise before published Twenty
i've cents free Of postage sold By s.rssss Tovn-
Larmon physicgi and surgeon ~ Rsads street. osrnsS
q Broadway N Y where hs treats all these complaias
from twelve ~, II eighth n.
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sfsGPPIaG.

UsrRALIA DIRECr-FIRsT SHIP FOR PORT
n SfSn md only Srso sa cd
and insurng In all the Offices will hsye mme liato des
came any chip now up early
application y NECESSARY bosrd pier % East river TO
BUTLER BROTHERS, 1853 and lis South strest OF
ISAAC 7. SMITH, 10l Wall street.
E0R NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA, POSITIVELY
tho very superior sud elegant side wheel steam
This hne ship ssps,sus accommodations
Tor upwards Of hundred passengers In the rst cabin
sssf espss 81 dans hsadrsd and sisY cabin pas.
sengers ALEC suokng saloon and an upper promenade
ss i. H ss.s ;; in s i s5si
srs bst sommander Is most skiiu nayisas1r and has
.sen board who viii pay particular .ssentOn 70 the
comfort Of pGsssngers sse Is expected TO mae quick
POrs IN .yeDt-o hours from wharf 2 wharf equal 70
t..lys miles per hour WIN ssi from the pier 81 feet Of
lad New orlsans-Lsdies and saloon ssrsh: no second
table. TO Haysps s6s New ori:.ns 500 s.sersgs So
pes '1 asn on Sss no 70 ass oo srshs s.ssa
on board previous December 3 and cents per cubic
a.s 81 f .n s on sd . Diis%' sspp M
will please furnish themselves with the bls OK la
sighed All bills q sins must ). handed in ' BY yrdss
evening No freight reeetedor bills signed ON the day Of
sailing For fA' o. 'Ai e. g. s sGg!E wa. street.
A engine ssearnsbip WILLIAM PENN. Winthrop Scars.
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thq SHY has slsgsnt for Pasngors Ps1
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Slipper. are seqnssed 70 supply sbemssyss with shs
shoy Nay T. hsa on sppeasn ~ ss once q Ss sssn
win .ignsd A. ne oco prior shs aay q .slinI
bns etaains asnot after n O'clock the day SAILING
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Agents in New orlsans-Kswr. Marks Tbomss "