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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, that petitions have been presented in
the Board Of Aldermen for the following to wit
Mulberry street. from Walker to Chatham streets also
in Twentysixth street. from Ninth avenue to now
built between Eighth and Ninth also in Thir-
eenth street. from Eighth to and through Tenth
street. in Fourteenth street. also in Thirty third
between Third and Lexington also in Green
vch street. from vandam to Charlton street also in the
Bowcry the eastery side from Broome to Rivngton
also for receiving basin and culver at the
northwest Ninth and street.
persons Interested in the above and having objections
requested the in writing to the
Contract Clerk, at his office before October 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
c~ot Arrad uckn haro
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900 and ugwards, "Cartmon, Wednesday 18TH Nov.
Persons DESIRING oenses viii apply or after ise
November The numbers must be newly painted On each
aldo according law and the carts brought 20
che south side Of Chambers street opposite the City Hail.
whore they viii be inspected " the cid license, after being
checked the Inspector must then be presented TO the
First Marshal for removal Certmen particularly re-
qeed to apply the dayn designated above Tor their re-
snsgtiye 10 is not lawful to after
ing using cypress baggage wagons and other
vehicles the transportation articles from place to place
Within the city directed to Tho following extracts from
ths Ordinance -
ssosion /. EVERY cart, truck, WAGON dray other
vehicle drawn by horses other animals,
which shall be kept used driven employed for mo trans
peyttfon Of anything whatsoever from place
place within the city OF New York. for hire
for such transportation ahl be deemed Public Cart
within the meaning this and who
Hkl up keep drise employ slch public
Of aad city hereinafter provided shall b deemed guilty
81 violation Of this ocinaa and tobject fine mob
spceeding Jon dollars inpre1nenl not exceeding eG
Section at shall mob 30 lawful for
receive hold license 20 keep Public
Carts be Public Clrtman, unless he be citissn OF
e United States and family and resides With his
mfly said city If not anily shall have resided
Anise therein Jnrn the sX months preceding aod 10 tho
actual 81 the ca e&r with good horses therefo
-ensel to be kept public cart and the Mayor may
examine under oath I'll ersonsappng holding any such
Roenss the renewal thereof touching their qualifications
aeresaid end all Ecouaes otor hao TO paESons 4Ga
fed, shall be yUi."
ASHER TAYLOR, First Iiarthal.
Office, September 10th. 1852.
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CORPoRATiON N0TlCE.-PuBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given 70 tho owners occupant or oo-
eupan:s Of all housoo and lots improved unimproyed
land aeced thereby that tho Following assessments have
boon completed by the and lodged IN Tho office
Of the Bureau Assessments for examination by all
Interested sFcr fencing vaeant ios on north side
OF Twenty fifth street. between seventh and Eighth avenues
The limits embraced by such assessment inclde al the
Beyera bousca and lots OF ground vacant lots peoa5 and
parcels land situated tho northery eide of Twenty
nth street, ward Nos 1887 co $3.50 All whose ia
by the above named assessmen9 and
who Gppood the same either of then requested
present thor objections writing TO tho Undersigned,
her oiice, No Hall ot Hacofda within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, !
FRANCIS NICHOLSON }AssesGors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Ofco Huraau OF AgeessmeDs, Street Department. Sep
tpvn.av
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CROToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-T0M AsoNS.-
Sealed proposals will be received at the ofce Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department. Rotunda Park until Mon
sewer with the necessary receiving basins and culvsrt
Division street, from Clinton to Governeur street, Tho
pan Of the sewer and for tho building Of the
and all oher information relating thereto can Be OBJ
tanned application TO the Water Purveyor ~ this once
New York, September n, 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presdent Of the Croton Aqueduot DepArtmene.
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CORPORATION NorrcE.-PUBLrc NOTICE 10
hereby gven that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen bswer Seventeenth street. from
Avenue 70 Abe East river and alss In Christopher street
b The above ana having oheeNens thststo are requested
The In writing, ~ Ne OsntrAet Oexk %
" 'A''' - " '''''' NICHOLAS DEAN, President
~v~tsr Arres-st Nrrs-i~crt Cert Va 1854
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH.-CuANGg
~ Of Hour Of Leaving baltimore for Norfolk and Charles
0n and after Wednesday the 18th inst Of the
Bay limo steamers will leave te lowereni Of Spears wharf
daily Sundays exceptcd for Norfolk, Portsmouth We'll
don Raleigh Wilmington, Charleston and New Orleans 81
6oslook in the morning instead Of oslcek in the evenings
delphia New York. in any of the afternoon evening
trains wishing to South aeep board the boats Ne
n. NJ. FALLS Aren't.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
ELORIDA HoUsE.-THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL,
situated in St. Augustine Florida, the favorte resort
nvads during the winter for rent, with
without the furniture Apply at the Office Of
CENTER a. CO., No. 20 Old Slip.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 CARYMEH TO RENEW YHEIR LIZ
AZ eenoesThe ordinance Tor iioeneng and resua.irg
Public Carte and rastmeB provides that all hoennes shan
expire the last CT October in each year renewable
thai time applied ior 40 such time as may DO
appointed the Mayer hereby given that
pyvaiu cepee 30 Keep Public Carts aud 20 be Public
rtmsn will be granted AZ this Office between the hopts Of
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBI1CF NOTICE Is HERE
y by given that petition has been presented IN tine the
street and through Thompson street TO the sewer
built between Broome and Spring streets. Also IN
Rivington street. Sheriff Clinton street. Ana asoi
Madison street. from Rutgers to Jefferson street AL
interested in the above and having obectohe
thereto requested to present the same In writing TO ths
Contract Clerk At bs Office or before October s lS
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduot Department Ssptember 10Th, 1859.
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= ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nys.-This steamer
will depart with the United States mails for Murope
lively Saturday, October Ind at twelve O'clock. M
from her berth at the foot of Canal street. No berhs
cured till paid for For freight having uno-
quaed for elegance and comfort apply 70
EDW. X. COLLINS T. CO., 90 Wall street.
Passengers requested TO DO on board al
M The steamship Atlantic will tho Paoino and
" sail N 10th October.
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all class Now York built shps provided with
requisite articles the comfort and convenience Of
senges commanded by Of experience in the trade
The price passage $780, without liquors. Goods
to the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO MASONS.-
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the
Croton Aqueduct Department lRotunda Park) until Mon
day. the h day Of October 1852 at o'clock r. NJ to build
in Thompson street from Blocker street to
tons for the building the same all other
relating thereto be obtained the Water
Puryeyor, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York Sent. u. 1862.
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CoRPo RATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that resolution has been presented in
abe Board Of Assistant for the the
receiving basins and oulvert 81 the intersection
Fourteenth street and First ALL interested
above and having objections hersto requested
the In writing to the Contract Clerk ct his
'As'' - NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueauct Department, Sept. IS, 1854
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TT 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NEW OR
- leans, via uayana-The splendid steamship Ores;
CENT CITY, d. ID. Porter u. s. N, Commander, will sail
from the pier at tho foot of Warren street. r. Monday
Sept 2th at O'clock p NJ precisely Ratee of passage
loon Berths S stesrsge Bsrths 81 Specie emily taken
cents per cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested to
supply themselves with the companys bills Of adng which
may had application 1T the ONCE No other form will
DO signed No bills ladng signed after the ship has sailed
Il 3. Roberts, No. 1T West street,
corner Of Warren street.
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rOAPoRATIoE NOTfCE,-pUHLIC NOVICE IS
~ hereby gwen that petition has BEEN presented in the
Board Aldermen for ia Christopher street. from
SlAaoker street to North All personS interested IN
above having obeC thereto requested 10
the in writing 10 the Contract Clerk, S. hs
Woe, on OF before I'D inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, Frssiaent
syoton A aeduot Department., Sept. Ii, 1852.
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~ y = Z
Il liver complaint Of tho hopeless nature. Mr..
Thomas Clark Of Lake George, Now South Wales
rously afflicted Tor several with liver complaint His
medical after dants after trying all their SKILL canddiy
gave their opinion that his hopeless Inths
on and when expecting that day would
his earthly friend recommended him try uoilo-
ways Piila, assuring him that he knew person who was
cured by them Of that complaint lie adopted the advice
and found speedy relief taking them Short
Of medicine throughout the British Empire, and also BY
each. Wholesale, At Mr.. JOSEPH HoRsEY's 81 Maiden
aNe New York. and st the propriesor IA Strand, Lon
dnu -
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nR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL.
NJ ana s1rpesl DispenssEy, VA Fulton street. faysr-
sniy INC tor years O'e hours A. NJ W
NJ see his diploma ~ r. o. Surgeons Lon don, With
his ofdoo. " =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

UMPIRE CITY LINE-FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
II Aspinwa (Nayy Bay Through Tickets at Reduced
Rates-The aud splendid steamship SIERRA Me-
yADA 1900 tons j. Dayton Wilson commandor will leave
Aspnwal direct Tuesday October 18TH at Clock
from pier No g. N. r. connecting at Panama with the
and splendid double engine steamship City Of Pitsburg
2 800 tons Robert w. Foster, commander which steamer
will be in readiness to receive tho by the Sierra
Nevada and sail Immediately for San Francisco. These
steamers unsurpassed for speed, ventilation
mediation and afford superior advantages for families going
California. First and second cabin passengers
vided with state both ships and dine at the
table, part Of the stccrage on the City Of al
loted females Passengers landed at the Panama
Railroad depot at Aspinwal An experienced surgeon is
attached each ship For freight passage apply to
]. HOWARD & son, AGENTS, 81 Broadway.
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pIoNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FOR
"a. pSrs Rh md Sydney The noble sns
Ocean Eagle fourth ship this line and sail puncualy
on the 10Th OF Octeber The In which the ships Of
19r nsM over all Others even - hsher rases
others now advertised for Australia in ths port expe-
renced surgeon ana proper attendants PROVIDED Tor
a'gn W. % sRp " JOHN ooDHN s wan street,
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E1oRpoRATIoN N0TICE.-puBLIo NoTI,

ESCRP N0TICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE lS
W hereby given TO the owners, cccUp0t
suLGnts eli houses lots improved lands
sctaA thereby that the following have been
completed by the AID lodged in the Office Of
she Bureau of animation by I'll
interested viz For fencing vacant lots Eighteenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth The limits
5rased by gueh include all the several honsea
xnd lots OF ground ot peces and parcels Of land
both sides of Eighteenth street, ward Nos 1894,
m 1900 20 1893 and 2o TO 2t2o All persons whose inter
affected By thu above named assessments and Who
opposed .he either OF them, requested to
present their objections writing to tho undersigned, %
eir Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
ne date OF this notice.
SAMIJEI. II. DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessora.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sep
kpbor 49, 1852,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGs.-THE
N OF tho New York and Harlem Railroad leave thu
City Hall station, York, daily (Sundays exoeptod)
At 10 o'clock A. M-Mal train to Chatham Four Corners,
connecting with the Western Railroad for Albany and Troy
Lebanon Syringe Pittsdd Springfield and other intsrme
date stations Al o'clock 7. M.Aooomunod aton train
Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Rail
road going cast Passengers FOX Lebanon Springs win take
the ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ train to Chstham Western RAILROAD
10 Canaan stage to Lebanon arriving early tho
afternoon. Fare shTcugh, 81
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EDWARD K. COLLINS b 90, &c Wan street. N. Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool.
s. G. ROBERTS 4 CO., Is King 3 Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., 70 Rue Notre Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris; or,
GEO. H. DRAPER Havre.
The OF these ships will not be Tor gold
silver bullion Specie jowory precious stones metals,
unless bills Of adng arc signed therefor and she value
hereof therein Expressed
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/ asst coNcERr.-MErRopoLlrAN HALL

LAST mabT TiEM hEHSNi HAIL.
respectfully announces that she viii give her
ruEs SayFE svsN AsS LAsr f9HSsh 1852
:, Upon which occasion
viii for tho an Air with Grand Variations,
IUsiSA TA HlFEI G ~ a.bos SOLVED.
s,c,,on vovrpp win be assisted by
'''No" s ncSoShSS ANeIoyANNJ
GRAND oRcHEsrEA, anaa
FUN Chorus
Tickets; ......... One , dollar
Reserved Seats prcc two dollars to DO had At tho
Music store Of William Hall Son. go Broadway, corner Of
ali other parts of the house, Tone dolar) for vh'h
Il q With s.rem regret that tho Manager Of those Con
numbered seat viii given had Samuel c.Joines
snnesons for eEets for the ensuing Concert the Free
Lavish the exception of the be entirely 'a'
Doors open at hapsat six O'Clock. Concert to oommonss
at eight o'clock.
WnITE's yARIETIEs-NoS II AND 10 BoWERY.
establishment h now open for the Prices OF adm
a performance to , 81 ~ o'clock grssescy
commencing ats o'clock c. WHITE, Proprietor
MINERVA ROOMS, 400 BRoADwAY.3-rIRsr WEEK
d S s1aS n nsa o
with the landing Of the Amscon troops at Vera Srns SUR
DC s
Ne s line Tho srr aS
go tho sospng Of Grand view Of the city Of
BE STRIPE. and STARS the nas
SoR , sv' ogr T Of AZ p sG
Panorama will move at o'clock, precisely.
FRANKLIN MUSEUM, l7s cnATnAa SQUARE.
GsSgs @ and asTyS s
sor s. PURPOSE orsna
p
For full sec billy .. each day
ehaira SIN oonta Boxes, Is CENTS Gallery iaS cents
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AGENCY.

NJ 0RTHINGT0N @. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w Practice law in the Supreme Courtto attend
before Congressto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards
patents at home and obtain pensions
bounty andsto collect debts dividends eyacies and
hetanoes part Of the United States and foreign
oountresto mako In loans and
and on bond and mortgage and to negotiate the
and sale lands and patent rights In State
the Union Particular attention paid California
title coming to the United States supreme
appeal. Communications, prepaid, addressed 10 W. a.
Bnethen No Carroll place. Capitol ILL., Arlington. D. O.
will meet with prompt attention.
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a. EP ARTMEET OF REPAIRs AND SUPPLIES,
AZ September nth, ls52To BuildersSsaed proposals
wiz be received at tho oee OF the Commissioners Of Re
pairs and Supplies, No. New City Hall ninth Tuesday,
September 18Th, at twelve ocloe H. al which time they
viii be publicly opened, lin accordance 30 the ordnance
therefor for the erection of building Of Attorney
and Dcsno atrees for the Of the Thrteeath district
And also Tor the erection of building in Anthony street.
for the Of Engine Company NO y and Hose Company
Builders viii estimate for the and carpenter
WORK for each building separately The plans and spec-
the Buildings required and all Information in
gard thereto be had at the aoo of Superndent of Re-
pairs TO Public Buildings No ID Elizabeth street. Blank
estimates can BIO had eithor ONCE. NJ BThe Commits
soner the right of rejecting all Of the eat
ii deemed for the interest Of the Corporation
WM. ADAMS, Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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~ OLD! GOLDll-AUsTRALIA FIRST VESSEL
LADY ARBELLA, will be detained three days, until
the 10Th instant 10 take in balance Of freight Meantime
few passengers be taken ~ low rates. II immediate
ID. 2. SUTTON, - WAlletoooA
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG, LAND
~ ing at Yonkers Hastings Dobbs' Ferry, Tarrytown,
Sing Sing, Rockland Lake, Haverstraw Verpsnks Cald
wells, Cozzens Dock, and Cold Spring touching at Ham
mond each Fare, 80 cents Newburg Is
cents for the excursion The steamer THOMAS nULSE,
Captain Van will leave the pier foot Of Jay street,
third pier above Chambers street. Sunday morning.
at IN o'clock for the above places. Returning will leave
Newburg At TX o'clock p. II.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the occupant
cupants of all houses and lots improved or unimroved
thereby that the following have
completed the Assessors and lodged in the office
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
eighth street TO Forteth street. The limits embraced
include all the several houses and lots of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides of Third between Thirty and
both sides of Thirty ninth and For-
te between Third and lines parallel thereto,
distant 30 eastery and 0 feet westerly thererom All
whose interests affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed to the either Of
them requested present their objections in writing
the undersigned, at their Office No. Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from the date Of this notice,
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, !
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept.
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Line giving tickets for crossing the Ishmus-rhs ia
ver,te Steamship PR0AGrHEUS, 1850 tons,
precisely on Tuesday October for San Juan del Nore
connecting with the popular steamship PACIFIC over
NICARAGUA transit route having but twelve miles land
transportation These steamers have superior accommods
lowest rates. apply 'ais y s 2: xl LIN xs;es.
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rfNEE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
sl2OO tons, having been thoroughly repaired with
new boilers and new copper will BIO ready 10 take her place
on the line between Charleston Savannah, Key West and
Havana She will leave Baltimore about the LIST Of
ios the above mentioned places Passengers wish
Ing avail themselves Of this for either Of the
above named places will please apply 10 Capt. Rollins
board or At tho Office Of the baltimore Steam Packet Conn
pany, foot Of Spears wharf. N. NJ. FALLS.
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HUDSON RIVER REILRoAD.-TRAINs LEAVE
Chambers street. station daily Sundays s1aoptodl for
Albany aud Troy, oliovs:Eypress Train at a. H.
rough ia four hou ssaa connecting with trains resohng
Buffalo Or Montreal at sight O'clock the cyozing:
four q ~; Express Train, at az n NJ aud Aecommoda
ton Train st hSpa6t j. III. Pssson xorg taken al
Chambers street, Canal street. Christopher street.
secrth streot, and Thtyirs street, Sunday Nail Train,
at Ave p NJ, FROM Canal street. Fares 81 20 Albany,
u 70 to Troy So 20 70 Montreal So 10 20 Buaao S7 10 %
Chicago So Tickets aud Baggage checks for principal
places wsss and birth, DO at Chambers rse
GEORGE STARK, Superintendent.
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CORPORATION NoricE--pUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY given TO the owner owner1, occupant Or
panss Of all houses and lets Improved uniEroved lands
completed BY tho Assessors and ase lodged in the oce Of
the bureau OF tor examination BY An
the in Houston TO Stanton direct The limits
crbrace1 by such ucndo all the several housed
stuated both des street, 70
Stanton street. al persons whose interests are sheeted
the either Of them, requested to present. their
objections, tn writing 80 the undersigned At thor ONCE no
saa ' uh inEIs 81 MOTT aA's
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assesscra
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
o1oe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept
CROToN aQUEDUcT DEPARTMEnr-ToM AsONS,-
~ Sealed proposals will be received At the ofce OF Tho
s sss.sS he @ s
build with tho necessary receiving basins and eu
two hundred foet northerly The plan Of the
and for the building o. he and all
other reia.n az can r. oh ppn
cation TO h' water f'f'''0f a NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of tho Croton Aqusdaot Department..
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-pUBLrC NOTICE rs
pants Of all houses and lots improved or unimprovod
BEEN sompessa BY Ss and are lodged in the ONCE
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
nd sr and On Ffth and aaason
The limits embraced By such assessment include ai the
3s s ant uass 81 on a"s
between ninsh and Ihtat strect and tho
so%therly side Of Ihrtieh street wafd Nos Az to s
sossnen and who opposed TO the same either OF
them TO e 10 s n s sss
within thirty days from the date Of this notice:
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asaessore
ISAAC VIM. SMITH. J
Once sureoa 81 Assessments street Department seps-
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4 Sails 18th OF each month.-The magnificent ship
AsCUTNA can yet handsomely accommodations few more
DO made Immediately on board or
70 W. u DuGAN, 43 Front street. RUSSELL MORTON,
~ Oid SIP or ELLIOT ARKELL, l46 Pearl street The
regular dav. -
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CLIPPER FLYING DUTCuMAN WILL COMPLETE
~ her loading at pier No. IL, North river. Those inter
sted now have an opportunity OF viewing her beautiful
nrnn rtinna
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NINE; soNrAGs SECOND CONCERT IN AMERICA

NINE. sONTAG'S SECOND CONCERT IN AMERICA
lS1 will take place on
Wednesday, September 80 at Metropolitan Hall.
All the tickets for the First Concert being Sold it ha6
been detemn begin the sale the 81 seats for the Sc
eoDd Concert Monday September ~ to be continued on
Tuesday, September %.
On Wednesday, September % will be sold tho 81 tickets
and those of the So tickets which have remained unsod
No written applications for seats possibly be attended
to, unless from persons living out oi New York.
MADAME sONTAG's GRAND CoNCERTS.-TICKETS
lyl for sale the bookstore Of Adrance Sherman, No
Astor House, opposite Barnums Museum. Also, orders
eeved for tickets to the subsequent Concerts Madame
Sontag.
MADAME SONTAG'S FIRST GRAND CONCERT.-A
1vl few really choice seats for sale ut Mesrs Gould u
Berrys Music Store, 2T Broadway.
CONTAG CoNCERT.-A FEW CHOICE SEATS Fol
~ Madame Sontag shrst Concert in America for sale
JOLLIk'S, 80 Broadway.
MILE. CAMILLE URSAS FIRST CONCERT ii
A America will positively take place announoedos
Thursday evening, Sept 30 1852 opoian Hail. Pre-
graInmes will be published on Monday.