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MEDICAL.

AEDICALs
u ADICAL CURrs, AT A SMALL xxpENss.-ps.
He with remarkable CELEBRITY s.ss
safety and eheapbs,s TIE moss ire.sdulous mnsaAss
snces convenience ard resosrcesmany not YET knew
s a Y bin 70 W. .s:
medicine store. Cancellations private.
nR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET, MAY BE CoH.
boon snoh in Tie ehseSis as s.es
ISL some q our nae, stsa' PS C ssn
eessu gr.o.itisrs! q diseases il New His
70 this speoisiity Of ID. Profession. '''
nR. WARREN, NO. ! MOTT STREET, CoNrIStys
~ to be consulted diseases Thrtyseyen years. pgss
SAFE an speedy and recent cured n1s Ssys iS
Sas 9t Dsns ss' cur.
RR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING cUREs-sroK
amendment before tweIty.iour hours Disease Is msss
ksss%S:Ii ether method. q !ss.s
Broadway, mp stsirs; not in the medicine store.
are the best Evidence then there no sdene &C b
compared to this TsGsne; can tell you that they .syss
sS TS1 az
Broadway; not in the medicine store.
DR WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT-DIsEAsx
- cured with unexampled celebrity Never any fslrHss
The secret Of his success the Unforunaes Friend
speedy and y oss ~:
Cantl street bfOhdWAyi the edictno
DR; JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. 80 WELL
~ known, for the last years, the suceersrI
practitioner In New York, be consulted, d
his private Office all diseases to which
Those who have suffered from medical ye
having their treated by phyoaa Of s1pere.sS
N. B.-See my diploma, in my ofhce.
DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "rRAcrIcAL TaEA.
~ tise, &c. Once hours to II A. M, and to r. NJ.
Sunday excepted No 643 Houston street. near Wooster
The Treatise 80 cents is sold Mt i3Ann street, Ne
Astor House and at the authors Office.
AToFEE TILL CUREp-pR CoBBgrT 10 nU1up
IN street, may be conkdentially consulted deeAsss
Twentyone In his speciality of the
him to general debility The victims of quacke.v
Apply to him With the certainty OF having their
pery treated DR.. is member Of tho n. Y. UniveIsy
NJ Is. ObHerve the name and number, ss there n,ss
No. ~ on the other side sf Chatham street,
pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF LOCAL,
diseases in few hours, BY vegetable apploaNta,
without pain which he bines with medicines In sersG
tutional affections and debility thousa
not be cured without ~ for ne performs cures daily wk
had for years under all other treatment Fer
sons can rely on no other proof where there oeh
position; but his dirona testimo eR
physicians, these and hundreds Of certificates proving
treatment unequaled for OF this speciality had
previously been syindled BY the base mposters-W. EHh
A. Waring, W. N Crsft r.. Ironsides, WIN. FergassR.
Once hours, 9AM TN 3 ard tin 9P. n. Troatasst ~
letter. NJ Lamont. confidential physician, AZ aAis
street, corner Of Broaaway,tno drug store.)
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tors-sealed proposals. VIII be received the OF
asn ~ a day Il .
hu,d sewer with Tho Isesssary receiving basins and
70 n 81
aaS an ssf sS s m and M
'ea'''n 10 s' Contrast Clerk 4 A ri a DEAN
Irssasu; q FIJI he crst0n Aqusduas Department.
CRo.oN A9gIDyeE DIIAnHENr; 10 con.
building sessr IN Chatham fsrse Also with iss name q
Inc e s s and We H.
S Ssv % Psa M, y:
y,h ~ ,s sss0, .as Sls
sss .sssh .Sss. ssss piaa s.ss:
I's ''sSs o'ssi.'' OUR = ~ IFS SisHonss nrAr.
5ss cider s,,ss c,s'en Asasda
in Try sss IN z. me
ssnison, vii 10 cce .ss Cotton Aaas-
$ss ySS @ s i'm s
the necessary receiving basins and sulysrt Tr,y t;se
rs. :, a,ss;
;sn q se'ansa % .RPsssaGn
New Yo,s. July ils5a. 80 ~ ~ : -
C,RoToN AopEDuCT DsPARTxENT.-ro coNTaAc.
tors Sealed proposals will e received 81 the ence Of
ass snsa
lnd sewer N Cannon street, from Houston tevsr
asd liz s
Ing Of shs I'll other information relating thereto
sh q s sAsa On application 70 az S11,is'f Gss At
PEes,den. Of The C.eton A9peduet Department..
CORPORATION No1IcE.-FuBLIc NOTICE IS
hereby sven that pstit.0ns have eeen presented in
s' All
e.. sm N Erns to the EnsTsIr St Sis Ss e or be-
CRoToN AeUEpucr DEPAKTNGSr-ro CON-
- tTas:9H.csoasc proposals, r, 10 received 81 ne
PAN Msadsy ii. DAY :. 1us0ss s At eoIsei
r NJ 20 build sewer with the receiving tas1s
street. beng ength 4 feet The plan sewer
and fsr the building Of The same and 8. Other
70 TIE Contract Clerk, st this tfs .s
frtsaent O. the Cr0ten Aquea act De partnaent.
NEW YORK, Jsly q, 1852.
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JULY
eeiyed g. the Office Of the Commissioner Of Repairs aud Sup
~ three O'clock p NJ which time they viii he pub
hcy oIensdoy macaoamiing twenty FIVE feet wide
street sreoieston othe WIN to ee dans and
AL in regard thereto lie hsd the Once
mates viii io.nished II either e9 BEE Ss c sss
missioner reserves the right 10 ,eee al Of the es
WIN. ADAMS, Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
NoTIcE.-THE SEVEN PER CENT WATER LOAN
~ fthe city New York, due and payable first
N6 Records, saturday July 81 iS52 Interest on
aia loan WIZ cease JosSPM ae TiYIofs
Comptroler's Once New York July 10. ls52.
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GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION OF THE FRIENDS
VI Of ST. Lawrences church. yorkvillc, to Oyster Bay
few miles above Glen Cove, H. H. Thursday (to.day)
July 81 The splendid steamer NIMROD viii leave pier foot
Of Beach street. N r., ut o'clock, A. NJ; Delaney street.
r. r. at Hs o'clock and 6st street az o'clock for the
above named places, returning at AZ o'clock Manahan
celebrated Brass Band has tho occasion
Tickets so cents each The proceeds to he applied towards
DENNIS MCCARTHY.
Chairman Committee " Arrangements.
r. j. TwoMpV, Secretary,
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<tRoToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT-T0 CON-
~ tracor-sealcd proposals will be receiyed ~ the
oice Of the Croton Adueduet Department tk0tunda,
park) until Monday the 26th day ofJuy $50 at o'clock
NJ build with the necessary Receiving basins
and culyort in the Second avenue from Twentyeg TO
street, being in length about N Feet ihe pan
the sewer and specifications for building the same ana
nil other information relating thereto, can be obteneg on
application 60 the Contract Clerk at tins ONCE
LAS DEAN President the Cr0t0n Acqueduet Depart
mcnt. New York. July 10, lSJ2
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CCRPoRATI0 NOTICE-FUBLIC NOTICE ID
~ hereby gwen 10 the owners, occupant ceou
pADts VI AZ housee and lots
nooted thereby that the Asteesnens have been
:esRtsd by the ASSESSOR ard ere LEGGED The coe Of
stessstsd, VISITOR paving Sixteenth street from
~ b. and setting curb anG gutter ftOres The Eme
snbaaced srch oiL 10 al tie several nc
md c. Of ground vacant los Feees ind Parcels Of aI
peltons whose itGrtsts snscsed by sbs
and VINO .re the eaIne
ehe: Of them requested 70 ryeeIt their
p wytIp, - the LSeYtigued 81 their cthce No. Hall o.
bceds within thirty days from tho d.ts o. tr ttce.
SAMUEL b. DE MOTT;
TRANCH NICHOLSON, yLfgeIfegG.
ISAAC Wk SMITH.
Gmse Hrfesu Of Agreements. Shtet DeYMtHtnt July
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CORPORATION NoTlCl.--PUBLIc NOTICE IS
hereby given TO the occupant ceea-
pants Of an nonses and lots unm
Affected thereby that the following assessments have
speted by the and lodged in the once OK
As Bureau Of for examination ~ al psrions
interested yi-Tor grading and setting curb and CUSTER
the northerly half Of Thirty street, from
Tth the Hudson river. The limits ny
include all the houses and ots OF
Hearo eees and parcels Of land situatec on
The Lortherly side street from
the Hudson All persons whose interests are af-
fetted by the above named assessments and who s-e o
rcsed the either Of them requested to pre-
sent their objections in writing, to the undersigned at
tLsr tce Nc. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
Tie cate Of this notie - - ,,o-u
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assefsors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Chee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
As 49,.
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CHIP ARCoLE, FOR sANTRANcIsco.-.THIs SPLEEN
- did vessel has the lost secomnodatons In first
2th inst Passengers via the Cape, will please examine
this vessel and judge for tnemselSyss Apply 70
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V'HR0U II TO SAN FRANCISCO, AT REDUCED
rates. New York and San Francisco Steamship Line
The and splendid steamship UNITED STATES, lJ0s
burthen Edward Dennis Comm ander will take her
departure for Aspipwa Navy Bay Saturday. August
steamship WlNFItLp SCOTT 200 tons burhen, George
A. Cole, Commander which steamer awaits the arrival Of
passengers by the United States from New York,
and immediately thereafter procseds to San Francisco
rect without oppage at intermediate ports These vessel
IN and SAFETY sra not surpassed by
this route aud experienced attached to each
vessel The United states has made the voyage between
New York and Chagres In days eleven hours and
the Winfield Set performed tse between New York
srd fanama in tie shortest time record both TO
nu end actual time from port to port Books open,
DAVIS BROOKS g. CO.,
General Agents. - Beaver street,
JONES & JOHNSON,
lui Nest street, corner Of liberty street,
Passengers by the United states will alongside
the wharf 81 Aspil wall ans take the Pannt Railroad
orerea nearly 70 Gorgona thus avo5inR tho risk attendant
won landing In boats At Chsgros and the river navigation
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CoRPORATIoN N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the owner owners, occupant
pants ofa houses and lots i'm unim lands
affected thereby that the have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Asssmen for examination by all persons
interested viz-For building Lewis
Broome to Grand street The limits mbraced by such
sesment dc all the several hopes lots Of ground
pieces land situated both sides
Of Lewis street. from Broome to Grand street. All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
meDt and who opposed to the same either of them
requested to their objections in writing to the
undersigned their office. No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street tment, July
IL
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VANDERBILT LINE, FOR SAN FRAECIsCo-THE
hortostand cheapest route, and only line giving tick
es Tor crossing the lsthmus. The ay0rte double enxne
eemsbip PRoMETHECs, ls0O tons, will leave frem Per
No. North river, at o'clock L. NJ, precisely Thurs
day august 9TH for San Juan del Nortc direct
With tie Poetic steamer the Nicaragua transit route
having hut ~ miles Of land transportation These
hays unsurpa scd aceommod aons, with superior yenta
ton and passengers through without delay the
Pacific tamer being waiting and the last crossing from
NwEn Bay occupying only day. This route offers
peror advantages TO families going California, IL being
tue only ono by which passengers always under the
charge oil officers attached TO the line and, at this time,
much more healthy aud comfortable than by any other
For information passage ut the lowest rates appyony
atthe once. NOS Battery place, M stairs 20 -
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AMUSMMENT0.
ROwRRY TElATRr-DcoRs. oPKN AT 7Ai CUR
'a' SssI I g. n Ha x 'A' drama
f'S'aTii Y s9s.i ISss f's i:'"'A'
RuRroNs,. CHAM sERs .sTREET;--noxEs. PAR
qges AndoIshs.t;a Seat. Sssnt. children half prise;
70. once eYsn daily from 10 for the sale Of tickets
ses 9ss1ss ssgs Ans
Rs sss SResnd aSsns entertain
n,n.t every Saturday afternoon At o'clock.
NAToEAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-DooRs
''' wv n & SJES 5s;sa'sd tho drama Of
INN NJ fsHas; q Ffis F oSEH Mrs. Nichols
.aeA slfy, Jones Polly Mrs. Jones
RAANUEs AMERICAN xUsEUM-ADMIssroN. rs
D.sy.ax Views opsssS FneSosss viii BE- srsssnssS
ssipan su.slvs So Inc
CHRIsIY's OPERA HOUSE, AEcHANIcy HALL, NO.
su,ss ne notice. ssfs and veil
s, ami sna
% y; cs
Nth ys. ~ hishy and fashionable suaenees
ss
tLat the Saturday snrnoon concerts are dcontinued
"GODS MINIS ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard stItet-0rtn every evening, under the
htntA. o. h. WOOD whose ecneerts and Ethiopian deli
a New YeIk audience. Woods Minstrel Hall has been
newly VENTILATED N sn tie water fountain erected In its
eettrt making IL tie eetiss place Of amusement in the
.y Ao1nisstn cents; children under ~ years, half
g-ice Dooxs open ieEst-s csnnenses ut o'clock. NJ
B-Ihe NtdBefily tLd Saturday afternoon
ahtoahIu tc Until t1-thsr notiee.
puCKLEY's ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS SERENA
- derr performing IN California offer the following
Ofthe Hon Henry Clsy and $50 for the best panve
gre mtlodyAfong bno erorus Contributors will please
send her elodits .efoe tie last Of September to
rsnd ssrest COMMITTEE OF gentlemen selected from
test poets VIII decide VINO shall he awarded the prizes
OLYMPIC THEATRE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Dramatic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS night Friday even.
plsy of TIE WIFE ind PERFECTION will be presented
Tickets admitting gentlemen accompanied nv ladies, be
bad tg-a tf .hs members ~ the Olympic,
Friday evening. BY order, J. q. CoNNOR, President.
W. WKsT, Secretary.
TyHEATRIciL NoTICE.-To NEGRO MELODIsTs,
NeeI Panorama Exhibitors, other dire :tors
Of L-nnsemen.rTo let-The Olympic Theatre. For part
suars quire OF Mr.. CHARLES THOS PARSLOE. Theatre
cal Agent EurteLs Theatre, Chambers street by letter.
poet paid.
ORGAN PERFORNANCE.-THERE WILL BE
W pubic exhibition Of Cavsry Church Organ Friday
the I'D intt. ecmmtreng at half past7 Z. NJ
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE.-LA
and gentlemen 81 Acknowledged talent de rous of
engaging for The enRun Eeason at bshment
CAMPBELL, Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore.
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NATURALIZATION NOTICES.

HNHroRArfoN NoTICE-sTRRBT pRPARTNxr3.
VNo. Han OF ReeoYds.-Poblis notice 10 hereby given
he foowidg resolution has been adopted BY the Com
SAcn Coanc-Rtsclvsd, That return bulkhsad be made
d Hudson River, Of thc hulkhesd
tAs nerthsr line q st street 10 shs point Of
ss And ld see under the direction Of the Street Com
missioner and that notice be given 70 the ewner or owners
The upland fronting said bukboad 10 huild The
ctmmeneed on q before we Let az OF
md In esse said q said upland shall
neSlscS or make the sad return bulkhead d
aor eaass the same te en f1 the nse and beach:
Nov York expense theofto taken from The apso.
On for real ssssss s1peDsss ASoysd h no Baaad Of
% 1y tbe Mayer juno q, 1867
View YoYb. July ]. 1850.
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STREET EpARTNENT, No. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following pe
beon In the Board Of Assistant Alder
nen To regulate grade ll6th street from Fourth
Ia rast rivers 10 nag spaoc feet wide south side
from second TO Third avenue; TO Gag and
wider sidewalk the southerly Of Monroe to % Market
street. interested having obectons thereto are
them in writing to the Undersigned ~
JOHN y.DosGK, Street commissionsy.
ywy ", 1904.
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BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO, ONLY AUTHORIZED
ID agents for the swallow Tail line Of London anu vsr.
pool packet ships Drafts from 81 and upwsrs Fayaeie
sight, In town throughout Great Brita ana lrsand
Once So South street. New York. Fenwek chambers fen-
wick street. and No. 5Regen Road. Clarence dock, Liver
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ITO AMERICAN VISITING LoNDoN.-MRS.
PEACBEY, No. George street. Hanover square, Lon
dom continues to let her desirable
Ticsn families, with private table supplied at fixed rate
York and Boston, who have been her patrons many
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S,rRErT DEpARTMENT. NO. HALL or RECORDS

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given that the following petit
tons have been in the Board Of Assistant Alder
mHnTo curb and gutter flag four feet through side
walks Of Eighty third and Egtyfourth Streets between
fourth and Fifth avenues 20 dig we'll and erecta pump in
Fyhird street. between Fourth and Lexington
to dig we'll and erect pump in Eigltythrd street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues 10 dig we'll and ercot
pump in Fitythrd street, between Fourth and Fifth
nues widen Battery place from State 20 West streets 70
street and flag side walks Tenth
snd Eleventh All persons interested having oh
requested 10 present them in writing
the at his Office or before the 23d day Of
July inst. JOHN y. DoDGE, Street Commr.
Julv 10. 1852
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~ hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or
scerpsntp, and lots improved
lands affected thereby that the folio assessments have
completed the Assessors and lodged in the office
Assessm for examination by all
ssns interested vz-For drring and building ven and
erecting pump in Hath street. Tenth
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
and lots ground lot pieces and
land situated both sides Of 18th street. between
Tenth and line COO feet eascrl the northery
side OF 18th street and southery side of I5h street. be-
tween Tenth avenue and lire 100 feet eastery; and
eatery side of Tenth avenue between 18th and l5th
streets. All persons whose interests affected by the
shove nsmed and who opposed to the
either othem requested TO their objections
in wrtn the undersigned at their office. No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days the date of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
IL 1850
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States mail line for California and
Oregon, via Aspinwall and PanamaThe splendid
tons burthen, unequalled in her accommodations Fin
DIZZY Scbenk, United States Navy, Commander, will sail
Thursday, August 9Th. at oclto T.. NJ precisely,
from the pier foot Of Warren street North river TIE
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamer,
TENNESSEE, will be in readiness Mt Panama to receive
the Ohios nails and sail Immediately for San Francisco
No efforts will be spared the of the
send their through with expedition and comfort
Rates of fare to Aspnwall-Ladics SELDOM state $685.
lower aft and forward saloon, do s55 second cabin
docs s5 steerage S Passengers will be landed at the
railroad wharf at FREQ Transit OF the Isthmus
at the passcngers Persons securing through
by the o. s. mail steamers from New York have
ference Of board the Pacific mail steam
Rates of fare from Panama to San Francisco the
most favorable terms For freight passage apply
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
~ the ONCE of the companies III West street.
Warren
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INSTRUCTION.

CPANISH LANGUAGE-PRoFESSoR BAEZ WILL
- admit few scholars to join the classes already formed
New classes for beginners tladies ard gentlemen sspa-
ratoy) constantly forming Prva.e lessons at his
Office any part Of TIE city. Transitions correctly
performed. Address $50 Broadway No o. door.
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NOR CHARLEsT0N,-sFMLW WEEKLY Z, 8. NAIL
il Line.-The splendid new and fast goiug steamship
MARION, N. Berry, commander, viii leave pier No.
North river, saturday, July 2ith at O'Clock W. pre-
ssely For frsisht Apply on board where I'LL di Il
accommodations, at the once OF
STOTTORD. TIIESTON & CO. NJ. Is south street.
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IpWSED X: CoILiES2 So, ssEAnn.. yev 1,,s
BROWN, SHIRLEY b CO., hiyerpesL
E.G. a0bERTS b CO., Is Ki1e's Arms Yard, London.
John MUSECR CO.. - Rae Nstrs IpaIs GC4 Vie
tsiYee, Pslis; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, EavTe
The Of these shps Will Eet Re Leae1Ats 5o1 gt6
siver bullion, specie, ewsy prsecus stcrt " msas
unless bills Of IidiDs signed therefor and s value
thereof therein expressed.
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CORPORATION NoTrCE.-P0BLIC NOTICE is
- hereby given to the or owners occupant or oc
cupants Of houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been by the Assessors and lodged in the office
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all per-
interested vz-For grading Forty-sixth street, from
Tenth the Hudson river and setting curb and
gutter stones therein The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sides Forty sixth street. between Ten avenue and Hud
son river and on westerly side Of Tenth avenue, and
both sides of Eleventh avenue buude feet norhrly
and one hundred southerly from Forysxth street.
All whose affected by the
aesments and who are opposed 20 the same either of
them are requested TO their objections writing
10 the undersigned at their Office NOD Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, july
~ n
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OCEAN STEAMER FOR sALE.--THE SUBSCRIBERS
are INSTRUCTED to oGer for sale, the hne sidewheel
steamer CHEROKEE now laying at the end OF Long wharf,
boston she was built by the British government AZ Kings
ton Canada at an expense Of sterling and has
been under steam longer than fourteen day until her
sent trip her ensnes are by Maudsley So FIELD Navy
CONTRACTORS London, of go horse power ship of50
tons register ush deck has large cApacy for sowsge has
herself fast and superior sea going
and VIII DO found desirable vessel for the Chagres Ha-
yana trade inspection OF ths hne vessel invited and
every aeiity will be Afforded application TO f. D. BRIG
HhM co. No I Long wharf Boston, or EDWARD
CVNAEp No, tyVNllpg Green, New York.
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DloNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIA PACKETS SAIL
ing monthy.-The sp'en did ship PAMINANDoS, nov
oading at rer North river MI sail for Port Philip and
alney on the lst OF August The for pasn
GERS on this slip superior other vessel port aud
parties making invited
Tor them selves The accommodations for families cannot be
surpassed In act pains las been spared "
make this by far the most desirable vessel in port. skill
NJ surgeon, and other proper Attendants will be provided
DEN o. n yr ssssSs slpiy On Board or 70 JOHN oa
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EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.-FARE FOR
II the whole excursion 80 cents.fho largo
CATALINA, Captain n. s. Hofmire.-on Tuesday, We'd
nesday, and saturday, July 10Th sst and sith leaving
Williamsburg O'clock Bridge street. Brooklyn, AZ
o'clock Returning at II, NJ Refreshments, lines and
bait furnished board Ellis Band viii accompany the
boat.
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CORFORATION EOYICE.-PCBLlC NOTCH is
~ hereby to the occrpant ooo--
pasts Of houses and lcts lands
affected thereby that the atsefmeEts hSTe been
completed by the Asersors and are lodged in tie toe Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination ky all petors
interested y-Tor buildng sewer Henry tt-st from
Jefferson Rutgers street. The limits embraced by soch
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated h1t1
ps,senr whose ntets Affected by tie above nansd
ents and who cppoeed 20 the ssmt either Of
them requested TO present their objections IN writing:
within tlirty days frsm the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assetsors
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
Chee Bureau Of AsestGeLts, Street Department, Jolly
II 1H2.