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NEWLY YORK. and NEW HAVEN
| v pA1I 70 Id -WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Dec.


l. IS5i-Trans out OF Eew-York leave near corner Of
Canal st. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
II 80 A. NJ and SIP. NJ The ll.30 A. NJ: runs IN con,
nection with Train from New Haven ts Hartford and
Springfield and with Train over the Canal Road go,
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartf I'D, Spnughed,
onnectcut River and Vermont Railroads, to Ogdens-
burgh and Montreal,l Bo,on and Worcester, at A M
(stops at Stamford and BrdgepoTtD and M lstops al
Stamford Norwak and gepor y time, about st hours
to Boston The A. NJ connects with the Housaionlc an9
Nsugauck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad
st New-Hayen. The o'clock p. M with Naugatuck
Railroad at Bridgeport. $50
SpECIAI TRANS for Port Chester at $50 A. NJ. and 81
p STOP at Mount Vernon and Peihamville
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trans leave
New Haven at $50, 7, and 80 A. M, and 4zO r NJ;
The IS M receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven, and from
Naugatuck Railroad az Bridgeport The 420 +. NJ re-
passengers from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven, on arrival OF Trans
from Boston at and 845 NJ stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwak and Stamford y leaving Boston az A. NJ, and
3P NJ.
sPBcIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at go A. NJ, and
345P Nj. - .. IT,, ,
See large bill of advertisement at the Station House and
pr,ncipaI Bo,ols GEO. W. WHISTLER. JR,
as Superintendent.
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wrrW-yOPK and ERIE RAILROAD.

u II
Y Trains leave a. follows lsGnd4Js excepted from
lisr fout Of Duane 81. 81, 81.
MAIL TRAIN eats A. y. ~ Duasnk asa IL S.t'f'D"'
KTwBURGH FNPREss TRAr at " 49,
WAY TRAIN a. P. d, IT, suh-n1, OKi'.o A"A "'-oi
mediate g a'iOfs - 49,.
ssctip. ain ihe Dunsuk and Stl's Line AMI hne Anu
NOIlh cas-. Railroads. for Ere. Pa, - ..-s.-.
rsv-Yart Dec 20. 1857. ~
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NOTICE is hereby given that we the
ayp ,n,ed Tfaste g =. ne IS
JCifN COYL az absoondlns ieutot aad ma. ~ sns
peysoos ndes:ed to sid Deb or are fesuIsu - IA 49,
- 81 N debts and sums II moaey owing - Saa osy.
- tole ni.-rlbers md 20 pay TIE sszs n 70 ] g.,
~ Decerh.r Isr- At ths store u iona - M,
Ct.o CatfaraugUs Co-aSOs al peit1hs r. ~.
rsses,ou any vraperty etec s. Il s4ll s,Ts
suir.d 10 deliver the 20 sad Il lsisss az -s
80 Iri that All creditors 4 sad deo'oI, az ~
cr,-ed te deliver her respective accounts 1ne
he subscribers Trustees one OF them Oh ING '''
Me hereby gver, tina. all he ciea9 "a ~ Nc
deiror are required 20 meet al tue 49, % M H. frss
XIV in he TOW Of OTTO. altar 5 ~ ~ i y "
a. = ~ ~ Febnary 1855. Dated NOV ~ ,S2li
' - PHILANDERGAFFIIh'l T.n.,...
HUGH ORR. AN
Ah n0i- s,,S d2 larsNTu
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6teamboats an6 RaiIroans.

PENNSYLVANIA K 4 LROA D.
u WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between Pmladelphss
and Ptsbug, through ia TWENTY FOUR HoURs-Oh aAd
after Dee TO- Passengers will be carried by the Pennsyva-
MA Railroad Company, between philadelphia ana rVts-
burg in Twenty four Hours, with only 20 miles oil Staging
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sll. -.
This the shortest and best route between tne GrsaI
West and the Atlantic Cites, and the acccomm2d iOA1
are m al respects OF the highest character The Express
Through Train lin "a houIs leaves the Depot Market
west Of Broad every evening at 81 o'clock Inc Morn
ing Way Tram leaves the same place al O'Clock A. "a
Bs this line Passengers Will he earned through IN "a hours
NTH good nj ght's rest at HOldaysburg.
The above Lines pass through Lancaster Harrsouts'
Lewitown. Huntington, JohnstOwn, &c, crossing lac
Mountains By day hght.-Philadelphla Dec lg5I
THOS. MOORE,
do SIN Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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mo BRASS FOUNDERS-Sealed

proposals viii &c receIvec ~ re IN 'yss "a
IG52 ar5 o'clock r ~. Tor z,soo inch cIoI ~
omposI, ~ y re ie or copper, Il ~ IN oz -,.r 20
vorEarfhio 20 De Of the beft ch4racltf tls
now n ne oce be spyreyed Of y .H' ~ "a,
Puryeyor ami al 10 be delivered y vac Us Sb SER
wren ssseut 70 becons sGTetiss 70. Ihs ~, -
everv raTrculsr Of he Contract slu ee !s ~.
- go .srh oropossl Pasmsrs 20 ie MAJ s'n.-
,hf says no n the insDsctIn 81 escn psicsI'
s,v,t, n ten Der cent upll the completion ~ "a Ia
trscr V,urrs vshng "a estimate tIe fs
n Ter cru pasais u cali AZ tn's once nnsIe
e. cst be seen. O9ent' te enisiss1 Ia
Bra,s ss'"' r-5,,9si N DEAN, Pfssdeh
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ReceIpfa of Produce

BIZ the Rr,> Roliroad-M onday--,o6 head Cihs ysS
g. ssn AN sdss Leather $3.50 bushels Osts, t,S bois
Flour' a pkss Cheese ne DO Batter % Hogs - bales
HAY and "a bars Iron. -. -. ,.h....
,,e 10 p,tfer 15 d. Pork do Provisions, 400 bushels
RYE Sss do Oats 81 bbs Ashes 400 do: WHISKY u paes
Hons az Oys ESQ s.dss Leather, 80 bbis anh HS "ss'
FlOnI 49,, H. o.. ....k ..y
By he Ne- York and Harlem Railroad FOR ~ s,Ss nd
saS 70 sheeu do 1--we Hogs 80 as dressed Hogs. ~
80 p ultrv So do Butter gof bushels Oats, 20 nass
Buck~ heat Flour sbs Flour ftuns lroa 40 i"A'o''
n hale. Wool
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Dtedn 5tzGmers. Nf.

vEyHE NETWORK and LlF EAPOOA
limited STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-Ihe Eiog'
con posing tins line the following .
ATLANTIC Capt. West, ghI1rtS' zap C N5o,
ADRIAIIC, Capt Grafton. "
These ships have been built oy CONTRACT gAioss3 n.
songtruciion AZ also in their Engines 70 insure siengn
Ard rpeed and Their accommodations TOT passengers dS
ed for elegance and comfort pce Of passage Toa
New York TO Liverpool in class cabin, szO IN second
Do exclusive Of extra slze stare rooms s9oV rom
IiysTooo 10 NewYork. $50 and E25 An ttpeT sncsd sur
acbed % zach ship No birth secured until pad iof
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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mo LEAD DEALERS.-Sealed Pro-

Two LEAD DEhLEko.-o sealed T1o-
n posals will b. received by the Subscriber At the Once
Of the Croton AQusduct Department. uanl January u
p, unds Of Pig Lead. Proposals VII state ms poe Tor
Foreign and American cad s,para'ey 1900 poanis 70
be delivered AZ she Poe Yard foot Of 2hst East hVsf
by the LIST day OF March a. 900 pounds BY The M day Of
MAY AID so 800 pounds by the LIST day Of July o,wns
9ht 10 reject all the bids II deemed adverse 20 tho pub
Ic interest-Ofce Crston Aquednct Desartmsnt JAM"
a,v no 1919 lilo u2Il " DEAN. President
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PROM LIVERPOOL

Tor frelght 0T paSfaRt Apply 70
YDWDK. COLLINS Il CO, Sc " sll-st. n. TOrs,
BROWN, SHlPLEY co. Liverpool,
E.G. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard,
JOHN MUNROE & CO, &c Rue Notre Dame de.
Vicyones Pans OF GEO II. DRAPER HavTe.
Tho owners OF these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious metals
snless bills Of fading are sgued therefor, ard the valve
thereof therein expressed. az
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
Il Il NETWORK ia ALBANY and TROY: Winter

arrangement on WEDNESDAY, Dec "a, the Trains
will until further notice. run az fOllows:
Leave New-York. gong North, from tbs ONCE neal
ChambeTs-st. At A NJ. for Peekskil stopping az all
way stations. At Am. Way Mail Tram for Albany and
Toy stopping Pcekskl and all stations north OF that
place signal and connecting With trans for the wes
and North. At PM, Express Tram for Albany and
Troy stopping only at Peekskll Cold Spring, Fwhkill,
eepse and Hudson connecting with western ana
Northern Trans At 2 p NJ. fcS Poughkeepse liFegh.
and passenger tran.l stopping at all way stations At
4 Z. M, for Poughkespsie stopping al way Stations
At M Mail Trains for Albany and Trey, stopping at
Peekskil Cold Spring Fishkl and Poughkeepse, and all
stations North Of that place signal PM Peeks
ILL., stopping at all way stations Al NJ Emgrant and
Express Freight Train only.
Leave Poughkeepsie for Albany and Troy al 6f A. M fo
freight and passengers stopping at way stations -
Jeays Albany and TROY station gong South AZ e
Nj Mail Tram for New York, stopping at Ali way sta
tons where there mails 10 be received and delivered
At II A 81 Express Tram for NewYoTk, stopping only at
Hud SON Pouehkeepse and Peekskil At2P NJ, Freight
and Train for Poughkeepne stopping al al way
stations AT 81 NJ FOR 10 New York stopping
az all stations signal At 81 NJ. Tor arrival FL
tram from the Vest Night Mai Tram for New-York,
stopping only TO deliver passepgers
Leave poughkeepSe FOR New-9oTs at A M; stopping
at way stations At 05 A. NJ. for freight and paSseH
gers. stopping az way stations.
Leave Peeksill Tor New-YOrS at 6s A d. stopping At
WAY stations. At Al PM. stopping at way stations
Passengers will Tickets before entering the Cars
New-York Dec "a, 1851. [d23l W. {. YOUNG. Prest.
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o,TREET DEPARTMENT. No. A Hall

- Of RecordsPubhc notice Is hereby gwen tha. me
following resolution has been presented IN the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen: To OPEN, REGULATE and
GRADE SEVENTY-THIRD-s ST. between 81 and th-
avs An persons interested having objections thereto are
reque ed 70 present them vntns "a the undsrNgnsd
his Office on OK before the 10Th dag Of January ssJsa
w . JOHN r DODGE. Street comnissicnsr.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur
- - ~ Comfy Of New York, notice 3 hereby
Iven t. ali persons having claims ssa.asI I.-s1 a
THOhNE ate OF the City OF Nc"aIA y b.reof h m.
al his residence, No. II Col eye a.
CIT Of NeM-York before me SEN Ssv fIl,tr
Aprl NJ At-D41tu nsN- VIII LIAM H. THOkNE,
tea, lSol. Administrators.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
surrogaie fiho Countyof New AMI IN NJ
fRRIN lac Of The City Of hscn ' &C.
ceased to present the same Sta -, .o.a, m he
c. ~ New osk on before the o'n "a, % -i~ ~
NDatsd Nev-YeTk the 18Th day d U erv gvrppIE
Oh iaHemTu NV
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Street


~ department. No. 4 Hall OF Records.
ResoUsd That per be built the East River, on the
porths de OF foot If Houston st. from the stefy
lire Of 1ompshs st. the pier TO be 23 feet IN Length by ~
feet III wd piles with one block the sonthetly line
of aud o. er 90 fro the nOrtheTJ Inc OF Hons
ton nouhsry feet and inches under the direction OF
the Street Commissioner
soubery side Of the foot of Houston St. Om the eastery
Of TomDsIns the pier TO he 20 feet IN ensn oy ~
u SAID pier he placed distant from the sou merry Toe OF
Houston 1t sOuthery Ieet and inches under he uHec
ton of the Street Commissioner.
Rfsol,ed That the Street Commissioning he and be "a
hereby ed TO the notice required ny Ia" 70 tue
PROJECTORS the lying opposite where The sad piers
are directed be built to unite wih the Mayor Aldermen
and CommoDay of the City OF NewYork R building the
SAID piers their respective proportions of
the expense thereof the came may bacone due Inc
sao ers 20 be ced the first day OF March l32
and completed 1ihn three months thereafter under the
direction OF the Street Commissioner
Adopted by the Board II Aldermen, Dec 81, 1911 49,
Adoped nv the Board Of Assistant Aldermen jan lS35
Approved by the Mayor, Jan 3. l3oI
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commssloner
January u, 1852 JiSo"
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- az Peeords-pubhe notice Is hereby gwen that the
oxrg ueton has been presented IN the Board OF Aloer
- ~ f,moye ibe ROCK 10 7gth-st. between ~ n-af
- prasdxay All pens rs interested hayfss ool'ct0ts
hereto are requested prcseat them IN Writing % the W.
cesgn.d hs sce " before the IGN d4y OF ''uNJ
=. -Au"l Join 7. DODGE. Street Comm issionsr
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NOTICE.-Pnblicn mol

ri
nee il hereby given TO the owner occupant
or occupants, Of all houses and lots improved Of nh-
proved lands affected thereby that the following assess
ments have been completed BY the Assessors, and are
the Office the Bureau Of Assessments fDr
inatiOn by all persons interested, For AflNG MN
CROSsWAIkS on the east SIDE Of SIXTH AVENUE,
acro,s 10TH Ilih I2th and 18th ste The limits embraced
bysuch include all the several
the esstery side Of 6hay between oh and 18Th ats and
both sides Of loth nth and 2thst between On a.
therefrom. All persOas whose Interests are Affected by
the above assessments. and WHO are opposed 10
the either them requested TO present her
objections writing. 90 the undersigned, at then once
No Han Of Records within thirty days nom lhe date Of
this no ice--Ofce Bureau oil Assessments, Street De-
partgnent, Jan. TO- i8J2 . - .o.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ia lOt ISAAC WB. SMITH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--Public

4 CONFEDERATION NUIIC E.--TuOIIc
~ Notice s he seby given TO the owners &C.
cupaat or occupants Of all houses aud lots improved or
unimproyed lands affected thereby thai the following
have been completed by the Assessors and
are lodged in the Office Of the Bureau OF AsseSsmenn ot
eXamna ON by all persons Interested, VIZ Fof LAYING
ChOSSWAIK IN GREENWtCH-ST., IN front OF Nos
ZIG aud 25 The limits embraced by such assessment IN
clude all the several houses and lots Of ground, vacant
ts pieces and parcels OF land uated on both sides Of
Greenwich st. between VeseY and Barclay-hs All per
sons whose interests are affected by the aboyenamed
sessments and who arc opposed the or either OF
them are requested to present their objections wftbg
10 the Undersigned at their Office No Han Of Rscsrds
within thirty days from the date OF thus notice
pnreau of Street Department Jan 10, 1859
SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Z Asssssors
iI2 lOt ISAAC WM SMITH,
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NOTICE.-Public no

~ tce hereby givea to the owner owners occupant
occupants If ali houses and lots or animpTo'ed
lands affected thereby that the following Assessments
plsied by the Assessors. and lodged IN
the Office of the Bureau Of AsseSsE eats Tor etami.
nation, hy all persons interested. For BUILDING
aSEWER in Delaney ST, from the ,ermlnat'on 81
the present Sewer Essexs to the easery line OF the
Bowery The limits embraced by such Assessment nc ads
all the several houses and LOTS Of ground, vacant lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of De-
larcey ST, between Essex 81 aud the B0wey, on the
easiery de of the Bowery between Delaney and Rvug
ton-sis on bo.h sides II Chrysti FORSYTH, EdIidHe
and the crowns the said several stree norhsy aud
southerly iherefrOm AL persons whose interests ar
affected BY the above named Assessments and who op
posed to the same either OF hena requested present
their objections In writing, e. the undersigned Al their
Office Ne Hall of Records, within thirty days from the
date ef this notice Office, Buresg " Assessments Street
Department Jan 10. 1889.
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors
l2iW ISAAC VIII. SMITH.
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MAIL LINE, via Stoning

Nb EtIUL LAX MAIL LIN II, Via StOnihs-
HI ton, for Boston, Providence, New Bedford, Taunton
and Newport carrying the great Eastern U. g. Mall win.
out change Of detention The secure and elegant
steamers C. VANDERBILT and COMMODOREleaye0 Oh
alternate days (Sundays excepted) Pier Ne ~ r. hrss
wharf above Battery place. at II o'clock M For pas
sage freight, apply st Pier NO T. or az ns
nhice. No. II Battery. place. sI
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v0RPORATION NOTICE. e Public

4 UNI UNI KVAN W TIT "0''V
rotce hereby given to the oSnef ~ 0~nss osea-
rant OF occupants Of all ard is Improved 90 IN
improved lands Il ers1y that ihe osng assess
Tnsuts have been competed - the Assessors ard are
Ia the Office of the Bureau ~ Assessments Tor et
animation by al persons iniefest'd W ker Nh
GINGthe SIDEWALKS # EIGHTEENTH ST between
sd-A aad Irvng-p TIE hints embraced ny such as
ssssment include all the several aud o!s OF sronnl
vacant lots pieces and parcels c land suatsd on both
sides of ls.hst between Irving place AMI 5dsv All per-
whose interests affected b. the aooye-aamsd az
sssSmsBis and who opposed the same either OF
tbsm requested 20 ent their objections IN wTsf
o. the uldefsigasd at their ofce No Hall OF Records
thuty days from the date Of thus lceOcs Ba-
reau OF Ass.ssmesfs. Sweet DepNtntnt Jan TO- 1881
SAMUEL DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOL SON, Assessors.
ia 10; ISAAC WM SMITH,
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SUPREME COURT. In the matter of
~ the application of the Mayor, Aldermen and Con-
monalty Of the CITY Of New-York relative 20 the or EN-
ING OF FIFTY NINTH ST. from 9Th Az; 70 BToadw ay'
10 the City of NewYOrk The Undersigned, Commission
ers Of Estimate and Assessment in the above ente mat
ter hereby give notice that they will meet at the house OK
Aaron Curb Esq, No sS Grand St. in the Cry OF New
York on Saturday the 18th day of January, 1884, al our
o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose OF hearing N 0p-
position the estimate an assessment made oy the Com
mssepers m The above entitled mater Or per-
IONS who may consider hen,elves aggrieysd thereby
Dated Hew-York. January 8 1902
AARON c. BURR
H iMEA b BFETRFTTxoLF' Commissioners
henry T.. DAVIES. Attorney. lS'O lfsA
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CORPORATION Notices.

VNO IRON FOUNDERS.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received by he subscriber ~ tne once
of Tho CTntop koue1urt Department until January a.
I852 A, o'clock =. NJ for GOO CAST IRON TAtPERS
BOXES Patterns be seen On apphca lon 20 the wa
To, pnryeyor az this Office The boxes 70 he at
the ard foot Of Gath S. East River, as may De re-
ouIed by The Department, each box to wegh NOT less
than 81 ROUNDS specific for each box WI 20 haeu
Offers TO be indorsed Proposals for Tappers Boxes -
Office Cro,on Aqueduct Department, Jan 10 1872
10 tJ9l " DEAN President.
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CORPORATION NOrICE.-Public

CORPORATION NOrlCE.--Publlc
notice is hereby gwen 20 the owners, cccu-
pant or occupants % all houses aud LOIS ed anIm
proved lands affected thereb, that the following
ens have been completed by the Assessors and are lodged
in the ece nj the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
hy an persons interested. viz For PAVING TWENTY
SIXTH SP from the 9th 10 the 9Th The limits en-
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces aud parcels Of land
situated on bo sides OF seth st between bh and sh-ay
All persons whose interests are affected by the above
named and who opposed 20 the sans,
either of them are requested 10 present their objections IN
writing TO tho undersigned at their office No Han Oh
R,cords within thirty days the date Of his notice
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Depafsment Jan TO-
1852. SAMUEL II DE NioI., } -
tI2ln ISAAC WM SMITH.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW-YORK aud LIVERPOOL, direct and between
BOSTON and IIVERPOcL-the Boston ships only call
leg Halifax land and mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt --. AFRICA, A. Ryrle.
PERSIA Capt. -. EUROPA, r. q. Lott
ASIA, G. n Y. JudkinS. NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA, N. Shannon. CANADA. ". Harrison.
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear white light al masthead
green staIboaId bow, red on port bow.
ASIA, from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dec. TO-
AMERICA, from NEW. YORK, Wednesday, Dec II.
NIAGARA, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Doc a.
EUROPA, from NEW-YORK, Wednesday. Dec 81
CANADA, tom BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan. 7.
AFRICA, from NEW YORK, Wednesday, Jan. H.
u rrench Gernan and other Foreign Goods, Teceiysa
and brought in with British Goods Through hils
Of lad ng are gwen m Eavre for New-York.
Passage from New Ssrk Boston 20 Liverpool, Sl2e
Rerths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged op specie beyond m amount oi
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon On board.
IT, Al letters and newspapers must past through the
pesi- Oaios For freight or passage apply to
H. CUNARD, Jr, 80 Broadway.
Flint Cabin, $i2s; Sscoad CABIN. SIC au22u
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VANDERBlLT'S NEW LINE BE.

VANDERBiLT'S NEW LINE BE.
TWEEN HEw-YoRK AND SAN FRANCISCO
The only Through Line VIA Nicarsg3s-A Esmber ofdsy
shorter than oSss Ro0ss-Compcsed Of the foowag
sr.t .lss. sss smshIps, between NHw-Y0RK rad SIX
yCAN DE NICARAGUA.
gae PROMETAEUS, Capt. Churchill.
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt. Baldwin
And between SAk JEAN DEL SUR and SAN FRA X.
CISCO
lie MONTH AMERICA, Capt BletAsH.
The PACIFIC. Capt Jaws
Tue INDEPEkDENCk, CspG. WskenGs.
These steamers arc al built eNressy Tor this Iosia
and of speed, SAFETY ana accommodations, unsurpassed
Ths PROME1HEUS viii leSys Nsw-Yo.k. ffOa Pie
Nc. North River ho 5th Of each oath =, O'Clock
Pm, commencing Jan. lS52
The DANIEL WEST ER, ca Tia 20;h Of each mosth
seE iaelclng tB. 20. 1891.
lAs DAYS leaving SAN FRANCISCO vii "a tire ls.
AID 18Th of each month.
Nhen the above iavs fl oa Sunday the day u sailing
VII he the Ssturia, previous.
E.os SAN JUAN DE- NICARAGUA - eAH jim
SAL 81 sageS III 70 promptly conveyed tas
tfSaAt houe q the Nicaragua COMPANY Aayns lUt
1870 miles u Land lrBas9Ortatog, and AZ .hSt yoa.
sAN FRANCISCO
lac sea ssyirg q distance BY tAs RoE;s over oikels
s~.', Ky, es.~hiaaed and S0eeay sud cOp,lcr.lo.s
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nEpARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND

nEPARTMENT Of REPAIRS ANU
~ SUPPLIES, December TO- l8oi.-iO CONIkNC.
TOpS s.aled proposas WI be received At the office of
me Commissioner Of Repairs and SUPPLIES, NO l. New
CITY Hall (basement) until Frday February 20 49, AZ
y oclacE ri az which tune they will ne pubhcy
osened For GRANITE BLOCKS. 10 be delivered N tins
CITY of the following length and sze VIZ 3oI D. ana
9pches square and 10 inches long Quantities 70 pave
eco square yards OF each kind SAID proposals 20 em,
brace Eastern "a well as other Granite Proposals WIZ
tae he prices of each size separately and also the ns
reoured 70 furnish the in said quantities Blank es-
Inmates can De had this office. ". B-Ihe Lom mission
,rs reserves the right Of rejecting all OF any OF the es
mates NJ deemed for the interest Of the COrpoTaon
"' WM. ADAMS.
d2e em Commlssi ODer Of Repairs and supplies.
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STKEET DEPARTMENT., No. 4 Hal

~ Of Records Sealed oposAls vii be received the
Street Comm ssioners Office un rhasday tbs ss day of
January. 1852. az 70 O'Clock VI "a BUILD BULk-
HEAD nm Pier No 60 foot Of Dey-ss, 10 Pier No a.
rot Of NsseY -, NJ X Plans specifications and al in
tract c erk ith. OVERWHELMING 70. 1881
IA John T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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