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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-14

C,TREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4, HALL or RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented to the Board Of Adermanfo
space wide in Thirty fourth street, from No
- e I avenue 800 feet torcstorc the grade Of Forty
seventh Vreet between Eighth and Ninth and
Ninth between Forty sixth and Fortyeghth streets
open and regulate Ninety street. between Second
and Fifth avenues. Also tho following rcsoluions:To
lay croewalks at the intersection Of Pine and Front streets
lots southwest Thirty street
Lexington avenuc to fence vacant lots the north
of Thrty and Lexington All per-
interested having oe ctons thereto requested
present them in writing % the undersigned at his Office
before the olst day Of September inst.
JOHN I. DODGE Street Commissioner.
ccpt NH H.
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<SROTON AoIlEDUCT DEPARTMENT--To CONTRAC-
u torsScacd proposals. will be received at the oce
the Croton Aqueduot Department. lRounda, Park until
Monday Tho nth day September 1872 at CLOCK J.. NJ
10 build Sewer Tirtyfosrh street FROM Sixth 70 near
tho sewer and for the bnding Of the
and all other information relating thereto can DO obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN,
pvrviiept ~ tho crn1nu Arucduct Do par',ocrt.
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FIN AVCTAL.

ESREEMAKs BANK or WASHINGTON, REDEEMED
at threefourths' Of one per cent by
JOSEPH HOUGI, 20 Broadway,
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PAPER HANGINGS.

NEW PAPER INCONSISTENCIES FARES Il CO.
No. $40 Pearl street. have just received their new De-
Igns of the richest and most fashionable French Paper
jangings selected expressly to decorate the various nte
ior apartments Of tho most antique and modern dwellings,
The most skiful workmen employed to hang the pa
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f,oRpoRArroN Norl cB-rUBIIc NorIcrIs uERr-

tORPORA ALTON MOTT CE-PUBLlC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given 10 the occupant occupants
or III houses and lots mproy unmproy "a lands affected
tharuby that the following been compile
Nod by the Aasessors lodged ia the oaec OF tho
Bureau of Assessments. for examination all
trssted, yz.For paving Third from Forteth
streets Ie limits embraced by spch
all the houses lots eli eruond
cant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
OF THIRD avenue Forcth and Streets
Forty Fortyseoond Forty third ard
she southcry side streets between tho Third
and lines running JOS eastery, and 2lb
westerly thercrem Al persons whose interests affect
the above named assessments who opposed
same either vi them requested precut
toc writing the undersigned their Office
Han Records within thirty the this
sosios SAMUEL II. DE MOTT I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ) ASSESSORS.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
once Bureau OF Assessments. street. Department Sep
TENDER &, 1872
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ctrprrr nrrAprMrNr NO AuAII OF Rrcnnns-

CtTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALI. OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby gwen that ho following pe-
lions have been presented to the Board Of Assistant Alder
menTo open One-hundreth street, between Filth and
Eighth avenues; Thirty ninth street between Tenth
avenue aud Hudson river; flag sidewalks in Citation
street between Hester and Grand streets where not already
tagged All interested having objections thereto
requested present thom in writing to the undersgned
his ofue before the 18th day Of September inst
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PCELTC NOTICE is HERE
~ BY given 10 the owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots mprayed unmprovcd lands aee
red thereby that the following have been
reted by the Assessors and lodged the office of the
Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
terested yFor regulating regarding aud rcsctng curb
and gutter stones in Thirty street. between Second
and Third avenues The houses embraced by such
include all tho several houses and lots
vacant lots and parcels of land situated both
sides Of Thirty street. between Second Third
All persons whose interests affected by tho
above named assessments and who opposed TO the
writing, to the undersigned at their office, Hall of
Records, within thirty from the this
SAMU FL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors. f.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Ohee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
8 1852.
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VANpERpIIr IINr roR SAN rRANcIsco.-rHE

VANDERBILT LINE TOR SAN TRANCIsCO.-THE
only line giving tickets for crossing the s.hmus The
powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
ZOO tons will leave from pier No North river three
geloes NJ precisely on Monday September 20 for San
the Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles Of
land transportation These unrvaed In their
arrangements and ventilation. Passengers rely upon
going through with the utmost despatch For passage
terry place, up stairs.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY. TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGS.-TNE
N cars OF the Now York and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hall station. New York. daily Sundays exceptedl
At 10 o'clock, A. MMail train 20 Chatham Four Corners
connecting with the Western Railroad for Albany and Troy
Lebanon Springs Pitsfeld Springfield and other intcrnc
to Chatham Four Corners connecting with Western
road going east PASSENGERS for Lebanon Springs will take
the 10 o'clock A. NJ train to Chatham Western Railroad
to Canaan aud stage to Lebanon arriving early the
afternoon. Fare through 81
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
~ phia.--1caves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No.
l. North river at a. NJ, and r. NJ, through in AZ hours
Fare first class So second Glass (by r. NJ line only 81
Returning leave Philadelphia, foot Of Walnut street.
A. NJ ana 2 u. III.
NOR PHILADELPHIA DtRECT.--U. S. MAIL AND
Express lines through Ia fonr hoursNcw Jersey Rail
road, via Jersey City leaving Now ork foot of
C0rtlandt street, and ~. H. NJ Liberty Fare 81
for FIRST claes and 81 80 for second class in and
Return ut aud 4. ", and .. p. NJ. Baltimore Wash
above lines and through baggage carried in the ~
Do 4. NJ. lines.
HUDSON RIVER RAIIRoAD--TRAINS LEAVE
Chambers street station daily Sundays exceptcd for
Albany and Troy as fooNstxprcss Train, at Six A. NJ
through four hours rand connecting with
Buffalo Montreal eight o'clock the samo evening
Mail Train eight A. NJ; Through Way Trains
four T. NJ; Express Train. at six r. NJ. and AcoomHoda
ton Train, NJ halfpast r. H. Passengers taken
Chambers street. Canal street. Christopher street Four
teenth stroot and Tbrtyrst street Sunday Mail Train
at i've i: NJ, from Canal Fares, 81 50 to Albany,
81 90 to Troy 81 - TO Montreal IS 10 to Buffalo; s7 10 to
chicago &c Tickets and Baggage checks for principal
places West and North, he Obtained ut Chambers
GEORGE STARK, Superintendent.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATEs.-EMPIRE CITY LINE
~ For San Francisco. via Aspnwall, (Nayy Bay) d.
rect the new and spcnd double engine steamship EZRA
NEVADA l,eoo tons burthen, j. b. Wilson, Esq COM
nander will take her departure for Aspnwa Navy Bay,
direct, Monday tho ath OF October o'clock r r.
from her dock pier No North Rive THIS vessel in ac-
by any ON this route An experienced surgeon is attached
to the vessel Passengers per Sierra Nevada will dsembark
along side the wharf % Aspnwal and take the Panama
Rairoad now open nearly to Gorgona thus avoiding the
risk attendant landing in boats at Chn-res and the
river navigation to Corgona Fer freight passage apply
to j. HOWARD son, Agents, No. Is Broadway.
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CR0TSN AouEDucT DEPARTMENT. TO coz
~ tractors-Sealed proposals will he received at tho
oniee Of the Croton Agueduct Department Hotunds Park
until Monday, the 18th day of September ls2 ocoo.
NJ TO build Sewer with the Receiving
ind Cuherts in Twentycighth street from Lexington
Third being In length The
81 the sewcr specifications for the building the
md all alton relating thereto
IN application to the Contract Clerk at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton A queduot De partment
New York August 90 mo-.
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DR. WARD, Author OF THE MEDICAL FRIEND"
- continues bis offce practice viii his usual great
nt tho old established place Canal
from Broadway, up stsirs-not drug Hours from
o'clock A. NJ. TO 10 o'clock r. N. Prices moderate.
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HATS AND CAPS.


NALL FASHION HATs.-WARNOCKS, MATTERS,
Irving house; 2j Broadway, prepared with tAsr
beautiful fall styles Gentlemen, weary Of their
hats effect change in head gear, at agree
able and becoming.
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.-sTARR, SON a,
Co., (atc Matby and Starr Ii7 Water street
Wholesale Of and dealers in Hats Caps
Straw Goods OF the latest fashions and Of every vare
suitable for Southern Western city, and country tKa(
Tho attention Of cash and time buyers respectfully
cited
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NorIcE-puBLIc NOTICE IS

EoRPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners.
cupant Of all houses and land improved unmproyei
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Asscsor and lodged in the of
fec Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination BY all
interested, viz For na-ginc the sidewalks Full
between William and Gold streets and between
Rydcrs alley aud ClF The limits embraced by such
include all the and ground
vacant lots, pieces and parcels Of land situated tho
southcrly side of Fulton srectSos. ~ 9 49, sl ard
1O0 also Nos 81 3D. IS 10 g. All persons hose
affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed the same, either of them requested
present their objections in writing TO the undersigned
their office, No Hall Of Records within thirty from
the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WI. SMITH
06ce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept.
s.
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NOR CHARLESTON.-SEMI-WE WEEKLY U. s. NAIL
IL Line.-rhe favorite steamship SOUTuERNER, w. Fos
ter commander Twill leave pier No. North river on We'd
nedny September Is at four o'clock p NJ precisely For
freight apply board where all bills Of lading will be
eigned; and for passage, at the Office of
SPOFFORD. TILESTON s. CO.. 4S South street.
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WANTED--A FIRsT SOPRANO SINGER, IN An
episcopal church. One acquainted with the service
wiz hc precrrcd Address. wi's references W. H. box
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NORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given TO the owner owners occupant
eupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
Rds affected thereby that the following have
been completed by tho Assessors and lodged in tn
of the Bureau of Assessments examination by all
persons interested yzFor paving Thrtieth street from
The Tenth the Hudson river. Tho limits
bsaed by such include all the several houses and
lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels of land stu
ased both sides Of Thrtieth street from the Tenth
60 the Hudson river and both sides Of Eleventh
100 feet north south from Tbirtieth street All
whose interests affected by the above named
sessnents who opposed the either
them requested to present their obectionsin writing
70 the their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from tho date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, | Assessors.
HAAC VIM. SMITH
Oaee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
3.
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nInnsr mAnnN An nApNrss FOR s.rr-rnr

HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE--THE
horse is dark bay very stylish and beautiful animal
high perfectly sound and
kind and eight years old and good traveller Wagon
made by Ford with enamoed leather shifting top
good Harness silver plated handsome whip, tlan
kote sheets nets &C. &C. all in good order, aud will DO
sold low Apply at the stable in Fourth street three doors
from Macdoupal street.!
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. l6 DUANE STREET, SO VIII
~ known for the last twenty three years the
cessul practitioner in New York devOes his time
tofore Office practice whore he be consulted
IA NJ TO 9P VI n. B.-See my medical and surgical d.
ploma in ny Office.
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HORSE, BUGGY, AND SLEIGH FOR sALE-A GRAY
IL Mare six years old Kind gentle and sound, can
saddle with covered Buggy movable top can be closed n
rainy weahcr we'll closed Carriage, ne. style 81
foot board has been run only The Sleigh has
been run six tines has silver bells robes bsn kes whips.
For further information inquire Of g. Il KINNEY i2
ri strp
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. BETWEEN CHAT
y ham and William streets, continues practice At bis
ofce with his usual Ito This method
apprsng his friends that he still he consulted at
old Office where he has pracsed for no last
twenty four years.
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AUGMENTATION MISUNDERSTANDING NOTICE Is

oRPORATION NoflCB-rUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants ali houses and l0t improved unmproycd lands,
noeed thereby that the following have been
completed hy the lodged in tho Office
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persons
bterssted vz:-for regulating and reset5ing old and
furnishing curb gutter Mulberry street.
PrHce To Houston atret The limits embraced by
snch include all the aud lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both rides Mulberry street, from Prince Houston
street both sides of Jersey street. $50 feet west from
Mulberry street; the north side Of Prince 100
feet east and west from Mulberry the south
ride of Houston street. 100 feet from Mulberry
An whose interests affected by the above named
scssmcns and who opposed the same either of
the requested TO their objections in writing
the undersigned. at their Office No Hall
within thirty days from the date of this notice
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, l
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
once Bureau Of Asse Street Department,
s, 1892.
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CARRIAGES FOR sALE.-ONE LIGHT COACH, ON
~ light Extonson-top Rockaway 1.-TWO seats), one ToI
Wagon and light Road Wagon-al in perfect order
for sale low; also, Express and Business Wagonsa
tho Carriage Repository NO. IS Canal street near Broad
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nR. WARD, CONSULTING SURGEON AND pHYsi-
~ clan, attends zealousy hitherto, the old
shed place TO ono particular speciality Of medical SURGICAL
practice wherein no has always had wonderful His
practical treatise seventy pages be had gratis Once
Canal street. door east Of Broadway stairs met -
the drug store in Broadway
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CIR:-PFRMrr ME, THROUGH THE MEDIUM o.
- columns to correct which appeared in
Of the Sunday papers in relation the ata Dramatic Fund
enef at Castle Garden Tho paper alluded 70 states that
the entertainments under
of the broadway Theatre This Is mistakes: I
Engaged the occasion either director performer
am not member Of the Dramatic Fund Associates.
Your obcdcnt servant, l8 FRED. CONWAY.
BROADWAY TuEATE. Us.s5
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nor SALE-pRICE $50 A LIGHT WAGON. WITH
leather top Cen " seen by calling at l23 West Twenty
eighth street rear third door west the seventh
also three show cases about q feet each made
for Castle Carbon fair.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ Lne.Through 70 san Francisco at reduced ra.osto
detention tho IshmusIhe and sper did steamship
UNITED STATES. William q. Barry, Commander, will
leave New York for Asruwall Navy Bay, Thursday,
September e. at T. NJ precisely connecting at Panama
with the douhe-engine steamship CORIES eighteen
hundred tons Thomas NJ Cropper, Commander, which
steamship loayes Panama the arrival Of tho passengers
by the UNITED STATES Tor San Francisco stop
ping Intermediate ports This line has failed to
at the appointed time These vessels in
datons ventilation speed and safety unsurpassed
experienced Physician attached 70 zach steamer Pass
will disembark alongside the wharf Aspinwal
and take the Panama Railroad Apply to DAVIS BROOKS
4 CO., General AGENTS, - Beaver st.. Now York.
ITO JONES Il JOHNSON,
lni West street. corner Of Liberty street.
Tho steamship UNITED STATES, again leaves New York
on Saturday 10Th October above II Panama.
with the fayo ritc steamer " fNIIELD SCOTT.
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NOR SALE--A FIRST RATE GRAY MARE. SIXTEEN
II hards high eight old sound kind and gentle,
gcher with Light pleasure wagon nearly new; also the
harness Tho establishment cost short time since sijD
and will be sold bargain, as the has further
them. The very fast Apply 70 Isaac Mead
livery stable "A ana 81 Watts street, between Hudson and
nj sraete
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GTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
lions have in tho Board of Aldermen TO
dg well and erect pump in Fifsfourth street between
Ninth and Tenth and grade ftoth street.
between Fifth and Seventh avenues work and grade
Fifty from Eleventh to Hudson
Also the following Resolution To repair grade set curb
and gutter and @ four feet through slo walks Of Forty
first between Seventh and E9hh avenue open
Fifty street, from East All persons
interested having objections thereto requested
them in writing the undersigned, his Office
before the 18th day of September instant.
JOHN 1. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
epto
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SHIPPING.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auction sale Of horses carriages, harness So.
Monday and Wednesday at II o'clock. Persons having
pcrty for SALE will please call and registered
JOHN II, GATFIEIp, Proprietor.
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MEDICAL.

nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
and surgical Dispensary, 2oi Fulton street, .ayor.
y. NJ SEQ his diploma, W. H. e. surgeon London, with
the signature Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A. Carlisle, &c. ~
IL
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lHoR SALE-A DARK BROWN HORSE FIFTEEN AND
x Lalf hands hiat. sound and kind in single double
harness ana good andcr the saddle The has far
Their fr him. Inquire No 3i Macdougal street
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CORPORATION NOTICE-N0TICE. Is HEREBY
~ given that petition has been presented in the Board
Of Aldermen in Thirty ninth between
Eighth and Ninth ALSO in Spring street, from
twenty-five feet of Greene street, to and through
Thompson street Broomc street and ALSO III
Perty ghh street from Eleventh 70 Hudson river
All Interested in the above and having objections
thereto requested to present the in writing to the
Contract Clerk at this Office, before September 2st.
NICHOMAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
OoU hal
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NOR SALE-FOR LESS THAN THEIR VALUE. A
pair X wen matched sorrc horses, ~, hands high
sound ard Kind in single and double harness. good travel
lcrF. The gentleman residing Long Island
who ells then being about returning the city They
FOR days Bishops stables No. Don vhty
street brooklyn Tor further particulars apply at q wiz
liam street, M stairs.
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osSS Nh III p,s M; - naa iioh -
fast traveller and perfectly gentle and be
passed family horse Also light Rockaway Car
four persons nearly having been used but
two months will be sold separately or together including
harness, very reasonable price, the having
further for them. Can be mt R0OSEYS stable,
onrner 81 Fourth street and LAFAYETTE place.
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rROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEMr,-To MASONS.-
~ Sealed proposals will be received at tho office Of the
Iroton Aauoduct Department (Rotunda, Park,) until
Monday, the Goth day OF September lS2 &C o'clock T. b
a. build necessary Receiving Basins aud Culverts IN
Elm street ut tho oornors White Nni Walker streets
The rlan the work Specifications FOR the building Of
the same all information relating thereto can 70
obtained application to the alter urveyor At his office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF tho Croton hqueduUt Department.
New York, 10, IsJ2.
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CROTON AQUEDrCT DEPARTMEST-TO MASOSS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of the
roton Aqucduct Department (Rotunda Park until Nom
day tho 10Th Of September 1852 Mt o'clock r. NJ to
build Sewer in street. from Tenth to
soyenty feet Of Ninth The plan of the
specifications for the building Of the and all
ether information relating thereto be obtained
piieation to the Water Purvcyor, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Crcton Aqueduct Department.
NnurN " IL G1.aA u
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WHITES NARIETIES-N0S. IL AND 10 BOWERy
w near Chatham sluare.-This and magn,hots
establishment is open for the Prices Of admit
sion dress circle - cents parot 1913 cents; second crsh
III and - cents private boxes, 81 ~; and boxes 81
Doors at performances 10 commence at quartz
before o'clock day performance will be given regulagl
every Saturday afternoon, commencing at 3 o'clock.
&. WHITE, Proprietor.
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nor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE NO MO-
nopoly-Reduced rate of Freight and Passnge-Cabin
passage with stateroom S5; measurement goods eight
cents per footTo SAIL Friday, September u at r. NJ
McMunn. commander will leave above This vessel has
fine state accommodations, and every
has been the safety and comfort of pasen
gers. For freight apply board at Pier No.
steerage passage So For Savannah cabin will be
t;ckctcd through S 49, Steamship CITY OF
NORFOLK will leave on Friday. SeptemhE u.
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM, r6 CHATHAM SQUARE,
George Lea Proprietor.The above establishment is
afternoon at o'clock and in the evening at 81
the purpose of Classic and Original Of
Living Statuary by Mile. CABINETS Troupe Of Model Ar
together with variety Of beautiful performances
For full particulars bills of each day
chairs S cents Boxes, % cents; Gallery l2l cents
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM
IN pany.for Mobile stopping at Havana, tho new side
wheel Steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robt w. Shufeldt
IT, s. NJ will sail for the aboyc5ports from the
pier foot Of Harrison street. North river Saturday
Freight on measurcmcnt; goods 50 cents per cubic foot
Freight FOR New Orleans delivered free of extra charge
freight taken but specie. No freight received
sailing day. LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO.,
81 HrDldway.
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DOCKET COMPANION. OR INFORMATION ON rHR

nR. CoBBETT NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEE
- Chatham and William streets, may be oonsuted,i
those terosod Mt his Office whore those who have suhe
cd from preendcrs may apply with tie certainty OF mes
". upiyersitv.