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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

rROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractorSeaed proposals will be received until Satur
day the 18th Of September instant at soclock al
back 1ling rammng of trenches for six inch
pipes to be laid Harlem in the following streets 12h
sh street and through lsth street east to the marsh
10 be in such Of the the purveyor
direct TO be i've feet deep eighteen inches wide at the
bottom feet wide at the top and be clear until
ths pipes laid which will be done By employed By
IN exceeding inches in thickness with good
earth for the purpose and each layer thoroughly
Offset trenches will required where branches be
Iid Blank proposals will be furnished At this oce and
work. including the cleaning streets Of all surplus earth
~ the satisfaction of the water puryeyor Payment will
be made for the work the regular pay day after its
completion The bids must in all things conform to the
peon ordinances regulating contracts and be endorsed
30 these ordinances require. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
York Is 1852.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


LsAsY TROY AND LEE SPRINGS
CITY Hall station New York daily SUNDAY, exeepedl
connecting with the Western Railroad Albany Troy
LssnS1 SPRING. and ssss s,n
70 Chatham Four Corners connecting with Western Rail-
road going east phsscngers for Lebanon Sprnss will take
10 Canaan and stage to Lebanon arriving early se esroc
N. sLoATi Superintendent.
CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
J. Moth rvdr a. 4 H. and p H. through IN TX bours
Fare hrst caes So second oass tby r. ~ line ony1 g.
Returning lsays PhaaophiS, foot Of Walnut ssrses a.
EoR PHILADELPHIA DIREcT.-U. s. MAIL AND
Express lines through in four hourgnew jersey ran.
sose via jersey cry s:yins New TSrs AZ A.
fS rss class and 50 50 fcr second class IN and
Eeurn a. md A. NJ and ~ T. nssS sss n sS
above lines and through baggage carried In the " and
b6 z. H. lines.
HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD.-TRAISs LHAyR
Chambers street station daily Sundays sxceptodl for
r ssnS faG w fs9 IN racA
nunsio Montreal a, o5ht oelo,s The same svesins
,our Z: NJ Express Train. - sss Nj aaS Aeoommods-
ss bean r. as csa Sass; sas
,esnk and Thirty street sunday Mail Train,
q 1a t e Ssn sss:i' q "a q
and ioa 8 !.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH.-cTANo1
tonOn and after Wednesday the 18th inst one Of The
sn foss sDssas Wet W.T.
don Raleigh Wilmington Charleston and Nav Orleans a.
sssvias sner. n; rom s, ss!is
delphi. Il New Yosa Y any q IN. sissrnoop evening
''s ''sA '- Wv ''''' l. n \. f2ils. Agent
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
EL0RIDA H0UsE.-THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL,
situated In ST. Augustine, Florida the favorite resors
TOT nvads during the winter for rent with Or
without the furniture. Apply at the ONCE Of
CENTER h CO., No. % Old SLIP.
EURoPE.--To TOURISTS VISITING EDINBURGH,
II Hotel, 81 Pnnsss strsst Edin-
sincere hsnhs 70 the adiss ana gentlemen Of the United
States Of America who have every season patroneed hs
he win eopnus We same nodsrn4e ShasesS ed At&snton
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or oc
supsns OF all houses and lots Improved or unimproved
lad affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by Assessors lodged in the ooc
Of the OF Assessments for examination by all per-
place. from Sixth avenue Grove street. The limits en-
Sraoed BY such include all the several houss
and lots Of ground lots and parcels Of land
situated both sides of Wayerly place. from sixth ayenus
Streets from Waverly place 10 Christopher street. All per-
whose interests are affected BY the above named asses
Are TO present their objections in writing, 70 the
undergned at their office, No. Hall Of Records wsmn
Anirty days from tho date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Buresu Of sssments, Street Department sep
Nmber 10, 1882.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, Com
mander will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton TO
At T. o'clock from pier No North river Price Of
during voyage shoud be board the day
before sailing, marked hbelow." N B-No merchandise
will be received board after Thursday, September q
For freight or passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, So Broadway.
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L0R PORT PHILIP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
u Sails 18th of each month.-The MAGNIFICENT ship
AsCuTNA can yet handsomely accommodates few more
70 DUGAE q Front street; RUSSELL NokT1 IN,
beautiful clipper ship Sacusa viii succeed and sail on her
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EEWXRD K Collins 4 CO., Sswall street, NJ =.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool. 800.
S.G.ROBERTS u CO., IS Kfng's Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., - Rue NotTe Dame dss
VICTORIES Paris; or,
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre. M
Tho these ships will not be accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones METALS
unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the value
hereof therein expreeaed. .1..f9-..
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CoRP GRAFTON EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the orowners, occupant
eupant Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed
lands affected thereby that the following have
completed by the and lodged in the office
interested viz For regulating grading and maca-
damzng street, from Eighth to Tenth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
Of land situated on Both sides Of street,
om Eighth Tenth All persons whose interests
affected the above assessments and who opposed
the same either Of them, requested to present
sheir objections writing the undersigned at their
ONCE No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, ...o.,or.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, , Ahoe'oots'
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
10. 1852
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THE MARRIED WoMANS PRIV ATE NEpIOA r,
CorpanionBy Dr. A. N. Maurioea, Prcs...s. - n;
81 Womsn.Twonteth edition ID mo n. 80 p,,c,
ST. yesrs Of suffering Of physical and ncntsi ansvisk ts
many 81 .aeSsCs.ss wife and gs unisry isuisiss 70 h
hnsbanc mfas nsye seon BY timely possssson
iho,O centempistnS ss 81 diseloss.
Here nso evoiy iems e-the wifo-the mothef-the ems
nor hm rat Tomanhood the other in decline Of
are contsmpates an important change,
ssmoSss and auses symptoms and The most ssien
20 which her .ex 10 subject.
=. =. nAvro., Nay J, iSsA
Df: -. MAvRIoEAu, No. l2s Liberty strees
pEAs sfR-My wife has been porceptibly sinking fcf
.nrsc yesrs or more, In consequence Of her great an
& snnerns some months before and during hsr eon-
plostrstng her. putting her life In imminent DANGER,
nnu rMen WAS on the Lass occasion, despated o. sup
posed this state Of things spd rsHsnsa ny
sem 70 mech the worss. AZ this time (ncw sooss swc
nSss e. ssA n e
Ieannot express 70 you ne relief aa0rds dssyssssd
mind and the Joy ftspases impaired 70 ny VIE ~ learn.
Ing that the great discovery Dssonseu1 Rfsvdsd
w. :Rss'a 81 % ia ssSsr % void
have passed over my head In all human pxebsaui1H y
wife would have bees IN her Rsve 40 ~ O04yeo left
TE q course mprassieabIs No sssyey nNs fsny shs
intend for the married. OF these naxrs &C.
For sale - p proadvay Astos Hsuse an1 Is n puhsh
ins once ~ Liberty Hrest Nsyi ysI6 Li1us o.. XVI.
viii b transnittsd b mall me- q - - y sspy
Abe United states AZ etSsrs e.ss s G. ~ ns,s q
csc - Anss0 slessA o"'es
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NOTICE TO CARTMnN, TO RENEW THEIR LIZ
oeneea-Ths ordinance for lieensns ard resussiIS
empire on the October each year renewable
previous 70 that time Maplisd for 81 such time :. may bs
newals Of License 70 esp Public Carts and to be Public
rmen will he granted ~ THE cfce between the hours OF
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NEW YORK AND SIN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ lne-Throqgh to san Francisco, at Reduced Rates
ship UNITED STATES, William e. Berry, Commander,
will leave New York for Aspinwa Navy Bay, Thurs
day October 18th, at r. ~ precisely connecting at Pana-
ma With the new double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, 2,l00 tons, George A. Cole commander which
steamship leaves Panama the arrival the
the UNITED STATES, for San Francisco without stop
ping intermediate ports. This line has failed to
connect at the appointed time These vessels in
datons yentiaton speed and safety unsurpassed An
experienced Physician is attached each steamer Pas
sengers will dcmbark alongside the wharf at Aspnwa
and take the Panama Railroad. Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS
CO., General Agents y Beaver street. or TO JONES
JOHNSON, 0f West street, Of Liberty street.
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NOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
Il mi-weeky United States Mail Line-The splendid
and favore steamship UNION Capt r. Adams, will leave
pier No. North river Saturday, September p, att
o'clock, r. NJ precisely For freight apply board and
passage at the counting room Of
sPorFoRD, fILESToN s. CO. As South street.
Passengers for Savannah will be tcketed through without
additional charge To Jacksonville, s3; to Platka Ssh
The Southerner will succeed Wednesday September ~
IIoR SAvANNAH-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
IL The new and splendid steamship FLORIDA. NJ. 3.
Woodruff captain, will leave Saturday September 18th
at o'clock, r. NJ from pier No North river. Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, l9l Front street
The ALABAMA, G. ID. ludlow, captain, will leave on
Saturday October 2d. For speed, strength accomrno
dans fare these s have superior the
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DIoNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FOR
MsSOurSc Pert Phiiip and sydney; , The noble and
Ocean Eagle fourth chip Of this nc and sail punctua
on the 10th Of October The in which the shine Of
for then preference over all others even At higher
others now Advertised for Australia In this port expo
renced surgeon and proper attendants provided For
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PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
i cation Company's New Line of Steamships.-The
and spcn did wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
running between the above ports and will leave Phadel
pha for Savannah the following Wednesdays, viz
September 18Th October 18th and th November 10th and
2h and December 9th and 22d and will leave Savannah
for Philadelphia the alternate Wednesday, This ship
Of requisite essential to elegance and comfort
Especially in the ventilation Of her cabins and state
the superior Of which unparaeled
and has herself to be Of the fastest steamships
cation of the passage remaining only two nights
Savannah,) S25 Steeragc, g. Agents in Philadelphia
HERON 4 MARTIN, No. 371S N. Wharves in Savannah,
PADEJTORD, FAY & co.
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fSoRpoRAf1oN Nof1cE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ BY given, that petition has been rrSsented in tho
street TO- and through Thompso-
nov built strSs from grs shsS a streets
madison street from Rusgrs 70 Jefferson street All
ereo requested 70 present the writing the
Contract Clerk At his te, before October t 1884,
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueaact Department, September 2oth 1859.
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PuBLIo NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the occupant
pants, Of ALI houses spd lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the lodged the office
Bureau Of for examination BY all persons
Interested For fencing lots on Twenty ninth
Thirteth Streets and Fifth and Madison avenues
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant pieces aud
parcels of land situated on the easser side Of Fifth ave-
southcry side of Thrtieth street. ward Nos 1892 to 30
All persons whose interests affected the above named
and who opposed the either Of
them requested to their objections in writing
to the undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of Kecords
within thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAsseseors-
ISAAC WM SMITH.
ofce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sept
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NEW YORK AND HAvRB STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company-The United States Mail steamers the
PRRANKLIN, J. A. Woston, commander, and tho HUN
Havre, and Southampton, fox the 1852 the follow
ing days. te r
Humboldt. sept. Is Humboldt, Oct %
Franklin, % Oct. Is Franklin, !" Nov.
Humboldt, Nov. 20 Humboldt, /" Dec. a
Franklin, Dec Is Franklin, Jan 10 $50
These steamers built expressly for service Of
tons burthen each not either Speed
strength comfort by any vessels adoat Their
modatons for passengers Of The most approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and returning thoy
passengers proceeding to London advantages
any other line In the Of beth time and money
Price Of passage from New York 10 Southampton or
From Havre or Southampton TO New York :. Z. $50
No secured until paid fox An experienced Sur
geon board.
For freight or passage, apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGsTON, Agent, IS Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
NARTINEAU CROSKEY L. CO.. Southampton.
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METR0POLITAN HALL.-LAST CONCERT Blu
= go MADAME MARIETTA ALBoNL
reanaaffullv naa her

= M 6IhVFOAlI a ~ dALAs-LAol CoNCkhI bUI
- MADAME MARIETTA ALBoNL
'''''' SIXTH AND LAST CONCERT
sNa1.8 SERIES,
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ~. 1874
Air Grand Variation composed expressly for her BY
music AL DIFFICuLTIEs SOLVED,
MADAME ALBONI
Win be assisted By
0'oNo" siGNoa SANGIovANNI
FULL osc;hhEsrRA. and tho
Grand Chorus.
Muscal Director. .siSnor ArdiN
l. Overture by the band .stradslla
y rem nsG Gas Eadr, D PAGER sung
A. Les Ssnnetses scher.o iranic on tho "0'''n
5, Dues.s from Don Pasaaaie sung By Madame
Alhoni and signor sangioyanni .......: Doni1etti
tes soIV.a Madame ASoni BEING %sa an
.ts cir with Grand Variations, composed ex-
pressly for Madame Alboni and sung by her ..,
ior Inc nrSt ume' tnis evening hraiti
I. Overture BY the Band, .PTe auxscierO" Aubcr
ialuse' sung BY Madame Aiboni and signor
g. RonsSss .' 10 due iiaes.ri Rival. an terra 'N''
di yisero sung ny signor Sangiovanni. .Mercadante
TO- Grand Chorus Pirates Drinking song !. Bellin
II. Grand Aria, "Manon Leseous,' sung by Nine.
Alboni. ............ Bale
Reserved Seats (prico two dollars: to be had II the
To ali other parts Of the house. Zone doar for which
serheatsfor scat viii be given at Joles Music Store
open At half past six O'clock. Concert to
admissions suspended except only press
public are cautioned against purchasing tickets in the
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GOO and upwards and "Cartmen Wednesday lsth Nov.
ss
e Of the csrs according 70 law and the brought 20
Tss Marshal for rSnewa cartmen are particularly re-
quested to apply the days above for their re-
IT, al
rs As
Within the city directed TO the following extracts IRON
section J. Every cart, truck, wagon, dray other
WIN shall Be- kept used driven or employed for the trans
y ssysYa @ nss
Is. yuoh transportaton shall be deemed Public Cart
nan sssp drive q employ public
Of violation Of this ordinance and subject to fine not
Scetion D. "It shall not be lawful for
any perron to receive or to hold license to Keep Public
Carts or to be Public Cartman, unless he citizen Of
%
n 1e With
licensed to be KEEP. public CARTS and the Mayor may
or
e. and al licenses other than to persons SO quail
BY order Of His Honor, the Il, ha W -
ayOr's Office. September 10th. 1852.
CORPORATION NoTIoE.--NoTICE. IS HEREBY
that has in the Bosss
nd Ninth n @ In Spring . s5s rd TS
iSs%pon street e sewer Street and also IN
zcrty Eleventh Hudson
AL persons interested in the above and having objections
thereto requested TO present the writing the
Contract Clerk al this Office before September 2gt
nf oa NICHOMAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department
September 10, 1852.
CORPORATIoN NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given that petition has in the
Board of Aldermen, for in Christopher street. from
Blocker street North river All interested in
xhe above and having objections thereto requested
vsssent the in writing TO the Contract Clerk at s
sfaoe, before I'D inst
u NICHOLAS DEAN, President
A
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant or
eupans Of all houses los improved unimproved lands
oocted thereby that the following been
completed by the and lodged in the Office Of
ebe Bureau Of for examination by all
Interested viz For fencing vacant lots Eighteenth
street between Fifth and Sixth The limits
braced by such include all the several houses
and lots OF ground lots pieces and parcels land
situated both sides of Eighteenth street. ward Nos 1884,
1885, 1900 to lS3 and 1920 to 225 All whose inter-
es affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed to Them oeither Of them, requested to
their objections writing the undersigned at
e office, No Hall OF Records within thirty days from
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
Francis NICHOLSON, AssessorI
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
tcmber l6, 1852
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ALBONI'S CONCLUDING CONCERTs.-TICKETS
for Fridays Concert, price dollar for which Ger
ifcate of seat will be given to be had of SAMUEL JO
1900 Broadway Also for the last Concert, Tuesday
2sth. If good seats are wanted, apply Immediately
MADAME soNTAG's CONCERTs.-sECUREDs SEATS
lvl be had at MILLETS Music Store, 329 Broadway,
opposite the Broadway Theatre few choice seats for all
parts Of the house for Monday evening 9TH for SALE
NINE. ALB0NI'S LAST CONCERT, BUT oNE.-TICK-
lVl for reserved seats pr So to be had at WIN.
HALL g. SONS, Music Store, $50 Broadway THIS being
tha Concert but paroles desiring good seats had bet
ter apply early.
DROPOSED EXHlBITION.-A RARE CHANCE FOR
Painters and other Artists their works exhibited
and sold. large and splendid gallery in Stuyvesant In
ttute will be rented out by foot to suit customers This
plan has been very successful in London and Paris Gus
will please call send their applications before the
first Of next month to
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n0WK1y THlATnR DOORS OPEN AT q CUR
Sl,s :i' s S: :S::$S:s Vi! ;; performed
Capt Buyidan Mr.. EDDY Margaret. Miss Heron
80 - ROBBRT MACAIRE
DpRroN.s T9EArRE. CHAMBERS srREEr.-DooRs
~ open e q 70 commence q 7lS o'clock a.
sssGna sgnsof me good old COMEDY "a Cure for the
-" -'' =, A'" :" 80 Nh. S BT RToN
AsOld Rapias Nj. Thorn pson Frank Oatland7 s.
Priday evening. s sptamber q, will be performed
"a. go. cuRE EQk TIE HEART ACHE
srsns oakland fhompsoa Ellen " Mr.: slsrrsss
Yoyas Rspa M, FisAsri Jsssy oakland Miss Weston
Is lie JEALOUSY IA
mr. Bslnosr.. NJ Dyott Harriet. Mrs Skerrett
MRS. Beluoar. .hrs. Dyetal Rose Mrs Bernard
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM sTREET.-DOORs
open stSj eprtain reesAtI o'clock
evening ssgs II S THE r R RsPP1ssREn'd'
SSSs X 81 Efsi EsRs
asE @.sya4s p9f b.NKENNETH.
RARN UA's AMERICAN xUsEUn-P. T. BAR
- nna, MANAGER and PROPRIETOR John Greenwood, Jr.,
Inc great IiIe drama o. TILE oRPHxNs DREAH will b
fepaesd thta evening 1t TX o'clock This Afternoon
o'clock ANOTHER GLASS. and also the MILLINERS HO-
LIDAY. amittanoe to the Museum and the Entertain
msnss, - otaise kNt ~ ..-n
(SHRrcfYst OPERA HOUSE, NO. 472 BROADWAY
~ above Gxand street--Opsn every night during The
week Under the sole direction and supervisors
Of CAsty whose conccrs In this city for tho past
SIX YEARS have been received with favor by highly
speotabis AND fashionable audiences Tiekets senss.
Doors open at6k commence at o'clock. On and after
Monday Sept a. concert will commence ut quarter before
q ociocks q as ~ l&
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ID EMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &C.-DRAFTS FROM
h Ell and upwards payable town throughout Ire
land and Britain issued by the subscriber slso
tho swallow Tail line Of packet ships.
BOWMAN GRINNELL & CO.,
s3 South street New York. and Regent Road Liverpool
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THE FLORENCE AND KEYPoRT COMPANY
meeting Of the stockholders will be held at keypor
asa a and oonan Of So
boat will be provided for the purpose and land At the
dock building the property Persons DESTROYS OF
smnng the place will be furnished with tickets for the
oursion by applying At the office No Ia Hanover street
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
herehv given that q resolution has been presented in
the Board Of Aldermen for @ Of the
basins cuvrts 1t the intersection
street and First All persons interested
In the sboye ana having thereto requested TO
the In writing to the ContrAst Clerk ~ ms
S"'e' w VI 's'0'' sHe NICHOLAS DEAN, Presidents.
Croson Aoueauct Department, Sept IS. 1854
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VJNHE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL
OF 200 TONS having been thoroughly repaired with
nc. boilers and COPPER will be ready TO take her place
Hayans. She will leave Baltimore about the LIST Of
October for the above ptoned places Passengers wish
ing to avail themselves of this steamer for either Of the
above named places will please apply Capt Rollins
board the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany foot Of Spears wharf. n. N. FALLS.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
Board Of Aldermen for hswer in srss from
Avenue 70 ths East river and also Chrissoghss street.
ron Greenwich avenue the AL persons interested
ths shove nd hayng ohestons hsrsto ere fySussss4
Ahe In Wrtng " the CentxAee Oerk ~
- NICHOLAS DEAN, PrssaspA
C,ro&op AovsdusA psosxsnsnN sseS 10 lea '"-ta
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Rates of passage from after state
rooms 800 in midship state $685. In forward ssse
rooms $685. including provisions and stewards Fees For
freight or passage, apply 20
THOMAS RICHARDSON Al Exchange place, NY,
or No. Walnut street, Philadelphia.
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
81 $50 from Philadelphia, and $50 from Lverpool-found
with provisions. tt 81
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nRATTs ON IRELAND ETC.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw Sight Drafts various Banks and Bankers in
England, Ireland, and Scotland, in sums to suit
WILLIAMS g. GUION, No. 40 Fulton street.
Passage be secured by the old Black Star Line of Lii
verpoo packets sailing st 9th lth eth 2st and 9th Of
every month.
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T EBANoN SPRINGS RAILROAD coSPANy,-No-
~ tice hereby given that the books subscription
the capital stock Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad
pany will DO opened the Goth day of September instant
1T the office Of Messrs. BLATCHF0RD & RAINSFORD -
illiam street, Wall, in the city of New York.
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CROToN AQUEpUcr DEPARTMENT.-To AAsoNs;-
" Sealed proposals will DO received 81 the ONCE OF the
Croton Aqueduot departments (Rotuna Park until Mon
day the 9th day OF September, 1852 at O'clock NJ TO
yers in auren street from the Canal street sewer about
two hundred eghtyve feet northery The plan OF the
and specifications tor the building OF the same and all
other relating thereto be obtained ON app
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department
New York Sept. 10, 1852.