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For freight or paeeage apply 10
BRO ~. SMIPLEY Co. Liverpool
B. ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNR0E CO., 20 Rue Notrs Dame des VIC
GEO. H. DRAPER, HAvre.
The of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones or metals
thereof therein expressed.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
L Mail Steamship Between New York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
only calling 1T Halifax to land and receive mails and
ARABIA, Capt. PERSIA, Capt..
ATssi n Capt Capt: Harrison. ASA, Capt. Jaakns
AMERICA, Capt. shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
CAMBRIA Capt. Letch.
These vessels carry clear white light vt manmast head
A-is JUG kns. from New York Wednesday, July %.
America shannon. from Boston Wednesday. Aug. T.
Africa =. Harrison from New York Wednesday Aug rs.
ASA -. JadEins from New York wednesday, Sept. s.
America Shannon. from Boston Wednesday, Sept. Is
Eqrop Lott tsn r yn- New RSr sept -
Cabin, sl20 Second Cabin, $40.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will 90 charged specie beyond an amount for
experienced surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
f0s "s'eA' VI p" T. StrttHSAaD, No Bowling Green.
WArcHEsSy order Of the British Treasury, watches OF
foreign nanuacture bearing the marks Of Eugh
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted ia England in
trantu for the United States and other Countries in
sequence of which French and Swiss watches be ship
ped Hayre New York Bosten Liverpool with
out mourning the risk heretofore Of being seized by the
English custom house..
brought in with British goods. Through bills Of
ladipg are given in Havre for New York
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nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
l. States mail steamship HUMBOLDT. d. Lines cora
land the mails and passengers Saturday July 3ls
nssose in SIs cabin o o ao second Io so ug
not vented during the should be sent board
chandise will be received board after Thursday July
2h An experienced surgeon attached to the ship Ter
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. SO broadway.
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BOWMAN, GRINNELL h CO., ONLY AUTHORIZED
SCENTS for the swallow Tail line Of London and Liver
pool sbps Drafts from 81 and sgwsra payable =
once - South street New York; Fenwck Chambers fsn-
ntss
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gIIIPPING.
STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
snf hs ss aa
S:s s.ss: e..
to e sH n
United Mail Steamship conp.nyIThs following Z
a. :.nas
EsFisG CRY toms tom: Il DokHDo ton:
L:.yas York for l;pinxaii on tho and 10Th
s.s.mshig: = Dorado sns Falcon WIN form
sis.mships through line ana from ss. Orleans ana
6rlsshs can secured from Armstrong, Earris Co..
rns NEW YORK TO A.prSwALL w1Ip.
Ter Ladies' Saloon State Rooms .sss
second Cabin standses.. q
Passsnsers sre landed at the railroad depot Xspnw.
fee q TIE railroad being in opstson and oars
sss q Which ,as
-, rAcIrIc AAI; STEAMSHIP coMPAHY.
shi ' sa psp
Navy b eommsnded By NAVY osers rnd sa..
insda.sly arrival d the Atlantic mails sns San Fran
81 the LIST and a s s. h @s a. sa
ss Sgs 70 s2e s Tho s9vs ss
on the rsofs Of which will be always In port steaoA
SoIbET GATE. rens coLgEs 81 1Yoa soS Ton.
sESIBLIo. =. S@ /" CaFoLINA. ......SSS ..
ceEinfs oRSiA... 1865 1864 UNICORN .. 90
The new si:.m,hp ociur viii ply between San Fran
cisco and ports Oregon awaiting at former the
is xSoas delay With sss pssssSssrs teI j.:
steamer from San FRANCISCO Persons securing through
York have preference o. aecoImodaon on board Of sns
Francisco on the mos. favorable tsrms; rezaiaF ns
transient passengers between Panams and San Fran
esco One Of the above steamers will keep M the ocnnec-
senycr allowed $50 lbs person exceed
Ina In 10 cnbio feet Freight will be taken 70
s ssey 70 'e cHH I'm TIC
Companies l7 West street, corner Of srren New York
TuRoUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, AT REDUCED
The new and splendid steamship UNITED STATES, Loo
burtben, Edward Dennis Comm snder will take her
departure for Navy Bay AnsSss ~
ssesmship WiNTnID SCOTT soo tons burthen, George
A. Cole, Commander which steamer a. as the arrival Of
and edatey thereafter proceeds " san francisco
rect without stoppage at These vessel
S one and am ia attached TO Zach
vessel The United States has made ths voyage betwee
ths WDsd ss,tt prormed sio voyage between New YoS
and Panama in shortest time record both
and actual time from port to port Books now opss
General Agents q Beaver street, u
1o4 West street, corner Of Liberty street
Passenger BY the United States will dembarf
oTIa nearly GorgenA thus svoiSns ths risk Attendant
WSsssSk& - io' t''s
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A PRACTICAL WORK O
IN the Nature and Treatment of Diseases BY H. BssS-
wick, H. d. practising physician and surgeon lse
turer these complaints. Price reduced 81 Co..
eeorsd plates Extract from the Boston Medical Sur
peal may be said fearlesly to be equal =
and far superior to anything Of the kind before Published &
this country Author Of awork Vices their terri
Bile eonseqnences This is without doubt most truth
fu and important book this subject published
Price, ST. Author of book Natural Death, Diet ~
262, and by the author, 60A Broadway.
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A UsTRALIA.-FoR PORT PHILIP DIRECT-TH1
"A magniacent and fast sailing packet MADISON Capt
rQhy VIII sail for the above the st Of August ana
has comfortable state odatons for am
lies or nngls pertons Her between decks thoroughly
b and The captain having many year.
now up Early application will be necessary TO secure pas
sage, on board, Pier e, East River, or to
BUTLER BROTHERS, 1863 and 11S South street..
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yHIPPIN0.

FOR LlynRPOoL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
y ship ATLANTIC Capt. James West.-The steamship
will depart with the United States Mails Europe posi-
lively ON saturday July 24th 81 II O'Clock M from
berth ~ the foot OF Canal street. No berth secured till
ptis fr For freight or passage having rnequaed
EDWARD X. COLLINS h 90, SO Wall street.
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the Atlantic and san
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vTHENEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers The ships osing this line arc tss
following ATLANTIC Captsiu West.

-Chptkn
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Comstoek.
. ADRlATIC Captain Grafton.
These chips having been but by contract expressly for
service has taken in their
fruotioLas In their strength and
and their unequaed for
elegance and comfort.
Price az passage from New York TO Liverpool, 10
cabin SY20 second cabin $0 Exclusive of extra
size state rooms, $500
From Liverpool 10 New York, EGO and coo.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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CORPORATION. NoTICE.-PUBLIo NOTICE is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer in Forty fourth street,
in Sixty 5rst street. from East River 30 Second avenue
And for Receiving Basin at the easterly Of Broad
way and Houston street, All persons interee.ed in the
having objections thereto requested to present
the writing to the Contract Clerk at this ohce on
or before the 22d inst. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqueduct apartment.
Croton Aqseduct Depart Rounda, Park, July ~ 1852.
CORPORATION N0TiCE.nsTREEr DEPARTMENT
~ No Hall of Rscords-Pubc notice IL hereby giveu
to the propretors Of lots lying opposite pier No North
river THAI the has been adopted BY the
Common Council Resolved That the pier known No l.
the Hudson river be extended the river by the
prophet thereof to make its extreme length the
eco feet AM according TO the MAP drawn
ly Daniel Even City Surveyor dates Janu lS49 and
adopted by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty of the
1S the future line Of extension Of said extern
said pier to be made the Street
and at the of the proprietor Of said
pier and to be before the first May next
Resolved That the Street Commsioner the proper
legal nots be given to the proprietor Of the said to
build the in conformity the above resolution.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen April l5 1852 adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, April a. 1852;
proved by the Mayor May 8 1852.
JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioner
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DAvILtON, NEW BRIGHTON.-THIS ESTABLISH
monts epen for the and the proprietor will be
happy make with parties who may desire to
The distancerom New York TO New Bri6h-
ton six miles and the trip is performed b steamboat In
from % 80 minutes II leaves New York. Pier No. North
river at 7, and IL NJ, and 81, and p. NJ Leaves
New Brighton at 8, and ii A. NJ, and 5so, and
+. NJ frequent communication will be establish
ed az the sea So n advances. T.. BLANCHARD.
- M, WALLACE.
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CORPORATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby igiven, to the owners, occupant
occupants houses and lots improved unimProved
lands affected thereby that the have
been completed By the Assessors and lodged the office
of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested viz For building In Bridge street.
from State to Whitehall street The limits embraced by
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Bridge street. from State to Whitehall street.
the westerly side of Whitehall from Bridge street to the
Bowling Green and the easery side State street from
Bridge the Bowling Green All persons whose
eress affected by the above named assessments and
who opposed to the either Of them,
their objections in writing TO the under
signed At their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date of this office.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
Is, 1852.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICES HERE
~ by given TO tho owners, occupant or ocsu-
pants o oil houses and lots improve unim lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessor snd are lodged IN the Once OF
the for examination by all
interested vzFor building in Thirty first street.
betw cen and Fourth The limits embraced
BY such include all the several houses and lots
Of grsund lo pieces and parcels of land situsted
on beth sides Thirtyfr3t aud
avenues All persons whose interests affected
by the above named assessments and who are opposed to
the either Of them requested TO present their
cops In writing 20 the at their Office,
fall Of Records within thirty days from the date of this
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM SIXTH,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July
&
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given TO the owner owners, occupant or occu
pant houses and lots i'm proved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed the Assessor and are lodged in the office OF
the Bureau Assessments for examination by all
interested viz-For building in Lewis street, from
Broome Grand street The limits embraced by such
all the houses and lots of ground
lots pieces and land situated on both sides
street. Broomc to Grand street, All persons
whose interests affected by the above named assess
meD and who opposed TO the same either of them
are requested present their objections in writing to the
undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Records, within
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Buresu Of Assessments Street Department, July
Ii
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ITO PRINTERS.-oLIvER g. BROTHER, SO NASSAU
street. n " wish to two good Job Com postors,
good Pamphlet Compostor competent to read proof
and good Freshman familiar vita plain and fancy job
hing with good idea of machinery to take charge
of fine work Applications wi be received during the pre-
sent week either personally or by letter stating length OF
petent hands, desirable situations offered No others
need apply.
ITO PRINTERS --Two YOUNG MEN OF CORRECT
hubts whose term Of apprenticeship unexDired. and
who capable of setting from 5000 to 60O0 per day
may hear of good situations by addressing this day. X D.
at this office.
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owner owners. occupant
occupants all houses and LOTS improved
lands affected thereby that the following have
of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested, viz For building in Franklin
street, between Elm street Broadway The limits
baeed by such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground pieces and parcels of land
situated both sides Of Franklin street. from Elm street
to Broadway and the west side of Elm street
north and south from Franklin street. All whose
interests are affected BY the above named and
who opposed to the same, either of them,
quested their objections in writing the
signed at their office. No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
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CoRroR RATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant or oc,
eupan all houses and LOTS improved unim proved
lands thereby that the following assessments have
been reted by the Assessors and are lodged In the
Interested vFor TAGGING space four feet wde
Through the sidewalk of Eleventh street, between
and G. The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots oil ground vacant
side Of Eleventh street, between and c. All
ems WI interests affected by the above named
sessment opposed TO the same, either Of
a. he snSersigped at their Office, No Hall of Records
within .hirty DAYS from the date Of this notice.
"iA :. 80 SAMUEL III DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

HAYS HOUSE DALHoUsIE SQUARE, MONTREAL.
III G. F. POPE.
CEA AND RIVER BATHINo-oCEAN HOUSE,
y shrewsbury, N. 1.-THE above house is opsued for
permanent and transient boarders, W. A. MATHEWS.
The steamers Thos Hunt Edwin Lewis Golden Gate and
Gpn leave Peck slip and foot Of Robinson street daily for
the above house.
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, ". Y.-THIS
IN house is delightfully."- situated Long Island Sound,
about from the city New York. with all
the advantages Of bathing sailing fishing and beautiful
by steamboat and railroad. CURTIS PECK.
EOREsT CITY WATER CURE, NEAR ITHACA. ONE
of the most delightful retreats open for
ents and boarde Those wishing TO leave the city fer
health and comfort will find this the spot For further
particulars. address J. F. BURD1CK, MD,
Forest City, Tompkins County, NY.
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TO PRINTERS.

TITO PRINTERS FOR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
i Standing Press and super royal washington Hand
Press, wsthseif mixing apparatus complete; Appyto
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ delIha, from Pier No. North river foot OF Batiery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves IA NJ Afternoon express line at
p Nj through Philadelphia in four and half hours
Fares frs. class SO second class tby p. NJ line
only, 81 Returning, leave Philadelphia, from foot of
Walnut ttreet st A. NJ. and p. NJ Emigrant line by
steamboat TRANSFORM from Pier No. at p NJ Fare,
81 90.
LSoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-u. s. NAIL AND
Express lines, through in four hours New Jersey Rail-
road Jersey City leaving New York At A. M foot Of
Cortlandt street, and 81 Z. NJ Liberty street. Fare So
for frr. class and So 80 second class and A.
Return st and ga NJ and 5a p. NJ Baltimore Washing
ton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold in the
tove nes and through baggage carried in the A. and
b]s 7. NJ. lines.
rTyHE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKlDDY WILL LEAVE
foot Jay street. for Albany, Monday, Wcdnee-
day, and Friday. at o'clock, A. NJ Fare to AlbanySi
so Hudson IS cents Landing at West
Point Newburg Poughkeepsie Park, Kingston Cats
Hill, and Hndson.
A CCOMMoDATIoN BOAT FOR FLUSHING.-PERMA-
n nent summer arrangement for Flushing Flammers-
burg st, Romans We and New York.-The and beau
tiful steamer GEORGE LAW, Capt. Francis LOCKWOOD
will on and after July 6. rolows-Wili leave Peck
slip. New York, at 6 and 10 oSock, A. NJ md AZ o'clock
p N. Returning, will leave Flushing at o'clock, A. NJ ,
and and o'clock, M-touchng at the foot of Eighth
street each Freight taken reasonable TERMS Fare
Ia cents each way.
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CoRPORATtON N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the or owacrs occupant
supants OF all houses and lots improved or unmproved
thereby that the following have
been by the and are lodged tho office
Of Assessments for examination by oil per-
sons Interested yizFor tagging the sidewalks on the
west side of Pine street, from Ne to the corner OF alter
street. and the south ride OF Water street. from ne street
TO No. 125. The limits embraced by such assessment in-
clude all the several Houses and lots OF ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated the westerly sac
Pine street. street No 20 and on the 9Sshey nae ..
whose interests affected by the above named assess
mehts and who opposed to the same or either
requested present their objections In writing 20 the
nndsrsgned At their ohce No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau o. fssesmcnts, Street Department Jolly
l3, 1902,
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C0RPoRATIoN NOTICF-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given the owners,
pants and lots inproved ands,
sneted thereby that the following assessments have been
completed the Assessors and are lodged in the oce OF
the Buresu Of Assessments for by all persons
esed vsFor paving Sixteenth from
~ B. ard setting curb and gutter The limits
embraced include all the several
and Lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels of land
situated both sides Of Sixteenth street from to
B. All whose interests affected by the
and who opposed 30 the same
either Of theln requested their obectous
writing TO the undersigned at their oce No. Hall OF
Rsord within thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SIXTH
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
r. 1852.
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CRoToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To con-
ractorrsealed proposals will be reseiyea a. tno
Park until Monday the 26th day ofJuly 1852 at clock
r M to build with the necessary receiving basins
ind cuverts the Second avenue from Twenty 70
Invent streets beingn length about M feet Ihe plan
and specifications for building the same ana
all other information relating thereto, be obtained on
application the Contract Clerk at this office, NlCH0-
LAS DEAN President OF the Croton Acqueduct DEPART
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

TAvERN AND EXCISE LICENsEs-MAYORs
Once 18th June l662-Nc tiee.-The Of ths
subject every person who shall sell by retail any wae
strong sptuous liquors defined By the Corporaton
enhances IS vine brandy rum GIN strong waters bi.seSs
Ing hcensed TO fine and prsonment; all persons
whe tha sell any strong spirtaous liquors quantities
distilled By WITHOUT being
The Commissioners Of Excise viii hold and their last
setn e. for licenses al this ooe, tho wing
davs Nop 10 ecioek for the several wards
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VV1LLoUGHBY LAKE HOUSE, TWENTpY ,,, NILES
w north of the terminus of the Passumpsic
This Lake. .ordng the widest and almost u
known except the hunter or fisherman Ihe taSise Of
bury only miles have induced the
the above fine coach road to the lake. ana
erect the the most spacious hotel in this sec
ton the State eparug expense either in building or
furnishing desirable resort to all travelling
in of magnificent The lake
Is some Elk miles long, lying between two ains which
rise abruptly to the height of thousand feet either
side-he gorge the being but half mile
width From the piazza Of the hotel the mountain gap
opens only amile distant The top of the precpice also
in full view and reached by Bride path around the back
Of the mountain. From the summit mount Annance) the
view unequalled The Of the White Mountains on
and SOUTH the Green Mountains the west and
north Lake Mem phramngcg Owls Head, and the plains
and Of Canada Pleasure boats always in readi
parties wishing sail between the mountains to
wake the echoes among the rocks fish for the
of trout sbun dant in the lake. From
the hotel fine view Through the gorge in the mountains
of "Owls Read lofty which rises out OF Lake
Memphramagog TWENTY-FIVE miles Distant in Canada Good
coaches with attentive drivers. will convey passengers
from St. Johnsbury to the Lake House. daily returning to
ohnsbury being the point by railroad the White
Mountains visiters there will find the trip to Woushy
Lake convenient and possessing too great interest to
RENTS 81 HALL. Propretors.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.--PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 70 the owner or owners occupant or
cupant Of all houses and lots improved or unimproved
lands Affected thereby that the following nts have
been completed by the Assessors and are lodgedn the ONCE
OF the bureau Of Assessments for examination BY All per-
sons interested viz For tagging the adewaks OF Thirty
seventh street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues The Ii
nts by such Assessment include all the several
housesand lots OF ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated on both sides of street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues All persons whose inte
rests are smvo.e ne above named anu
ed TO present their writing to the undersigned
ut their oce NO Hail OF Records, within thirty days
toH' ''' SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July
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BEMIS g. HALL. Proprietors.

ID OVAL HOTEL, BLACKFRIARs BRIDGE LONDON.
N &C. DE KEYSER.-Ths handsome and spacious hotel
entirely newly furnished is in the best situation of London
whether engaged 10 commercial affairs for
those visiting for amusement and being close TO the
Thames the locality is favorable to parties wishing to
go the visit either the city
Omnibuss constantly passing the house drec
ton Travellers the charge
Of ten shiipgs day for bedroom treaast excellent din
ner, wax light, and attendance included
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OCEAN STEAMER FOR SALE-TaE SUBSCRIBERS
are Instructed to Offer for sale, the hue side wheel
steamer hEROKEE now laying at the end Of Long wharf,
she was built by the British government at Kings
been ur d., % .h ~ nt Ssr MO-
sent rip her engines are ~ Maudcy Son Field Navy
contractors London of horse p5wer the ship Is OF 100
tons ush deck has largo cpacy for towag has
provee herself fast and superior sea going steamer
and viii be found Desirable vessel for the Chagres Ha
yena trade Inspection Of this fine vessel is invited and
every iAciify will be afforded, apple alton TO d. BRIO
HAN co, No. l Long wharf, Boston; or EDWARD
CuNARD, No. Bowling Green, New York.