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C0RFO1ATION NOTFCR-PUBkIC NOTICE Is
" hardly gveA " the owner occupant
supsuts Of al houses and lots Improved or unmprovsd
bssa by the and lodged in tho Once Of
Bureau Of Asssssm ents for BY all
tntaFestsd, v-Tox building ip Lexington avenue,
Nom Thirty ,seondso Thirty sis.h street. IN. limits era
s II vacant t pisoes and parcels Of land STU
Atsd both sides Of Lexington avenue between Thirty
second and Tyty sixth Streets she northsry side ef
thirty third street both s,des Of Thirty nfA
snth street. between Fourth and lexington avenues tho
ssstegly side Of FOURTH Thirty third and
1rty seventh stvsots and the westerly side
se avenue between Thirty sxth and
and who op posed ths either
them requested to ent their objections In wr9g
10 the undersixned 81 kner ados Hall OF Rssor}a
viAhi1 th1ty DAYS fy0r Abe data OF this notice.
6AMUEL hkOE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau sf Assessments Street August
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f%ORPORATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owners oosupant or os:
lands, Affected thereby that the Following assessments
have been completed BY the Assessors and are lodged Y
persons interssted yzFor tagging and sessing curb
and gutter in Thirty ninth street, from the Eighth
Ninth The limits embraced BY such assessmen
include Al the several houses and lots
Thirty opsh street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues
All persons whose interests affected by che above
PANIED and who opposed to the same
either them requested TO their ebsctous In
writing TO the undersigned their office, No. Hall Of
KsoorSs within thirty days from the date this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department.
Ausust Z 1852.
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RaoAowAY TgEArhk-TBE PUBLIC ~ RssPYOR
- nny Informed ,hss tnis theatre WIN be spsusd O.
nss ,ais sssSlisamsnt arc rssuss I'd % a.
N o'eo1s Sreea Room, Thursday nsxs August ~. ~
Taos BARRY. Stage Ns.sssr.
NissL ls,s. AaaDES.5MAsAGER. Nh. JOHN sxyroH.
:. snt' .a rvAis S. Door:
Du''a'S Aa'''' g isT sp2paiar Spanish arsiss,
IIy sh No q he. oatonsI Nile. Lsysls Asd
spp,srans sO .s spps., in u; s.ss
Mr. sS.o k, Whiting n Howard Asd Mrs. csso1 1ss
HOW TO sETILs AccousTs wITa YOUR WAs nmss.
Ballet advertisement. BY ,he French and Spanish dan
CASTLE GARDEs;-MaNAesR OF THE OPERA. L.
Vaudeville Thursday evening" gi n, August %.
Zamps tho Corssire. ..................x N. Disus.
Rita Nine Pilot Daadoo a.' T. Hsn: Sss
CASTLE GARDEN -rHREE GRAND GALA NIGHTS
~ The celebrated Ravsl Fsmiy.-Ths Psbho d ,A re
Family .sssssd sppss. es:si. as.i:s. -. sss:s
1snss and positively no issser Ansuss sesh
as.,.eys and osebrstsd perisr.sss
three light: II s:n::qa.sss e
their sBgssmsnts In other citie which posi-
sa: issy 5:
IN Sonssea p:sio"isr. 9ssos: =
MADAAl MARIETTA ALRoNI aEsPlcrpyILY
SE OF u D N
commenced by her In June last, and deferred after No.
second appearance by the alterations then making Ia
METROPOLITAN HALL;
Wcn mas now Undergone alterations, and
So, GRAND FRONT ENTRANCE FROM BROADWAY
will be COMPLETED for the occasion Of the
FIRST GRAND CONCERT.
'A TUEsDXY. SEPTEMBER . 1854
MADAME ALBONi
WITH sa ..s
Ticket: on. dollar. isGervsd seats: two d:i.;: h.Sss:
Tor reserved ssats be procured at william Hall seas
Ausic store corner Park and pacs Broadway whore d
rsm Of the hall BE- Tickets parts efthe
BE- had 81 Samuel JoIlies Music Store, Broadway
precisely ~ Soslock.
WASHINGTON TREATISE LADIES AND 0HNTI,R-
w men, Of acknowledged sent In the thsatriosl profSs
oA dssrous OF making at this sstahliskent
or ensuing season. 60 commence about The MD
die OF November next will he pleased to address
RicatioAg 70 MT; RICHiNGS, 1T the Walnut street.
HOWARD ATHENEUM, BOsTON.-TuE LADIES
and gentlemen engaged At the above named estab-
Hshment requested to meet In tho Green Room. on
Tuesday, September IA, u II o'clock.
ITO TIE ETHIOPIAN PRoFEssIoN.-PIvE PER-
formers wanted Two Violinists, Banjo, Tam
borinc and Guitar player They coed singers
two or three be lie to Dance For PARTICULARS address
"Bones" Herald ofioe.
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CORPORATION .KoTICE.---PUBLIG NOTICE IS
u hereby given, that's petition has been presented in
sS'.S sn Is
e.: :1:s N sssHS Ssis
from Oliver Csts he stsoSt ssa that sp
.sg 1,s%D s Tss: 70 s5S
sssn.h also IN street. from Second e
IN r, ss:S ! W
sossry orange .sSss ass:s
TO sSs SsH.,s; S:S S BIZ ss'
y e ssioss ASEHs Aug
CORPORATION YoTrcE.-rUDIAC NOTICE Is
"a And : 81 ss1
ssss ss s ~ sad ss
SSsy . Point 4.
:: y lSuss' lad ss OF
e s:s si Ss ss SSsassr. ssss %sss
y sis sscSs named opposed
u '1ss's s Il ' ';
'' . ~. '''' 5!sSs sissSEsos, Assessors.
oss. Busssu street Angus.
ss ss s q
con pIesed BY and the ecc
nursau examination by all persons
ssted via For paving and en curb snd gutter IN Thirty
Sryfi between Ninth and Tenth The limits
embraced by such assessment include All the several
e.. La 3, &c
and Tenth avenues and the easerly side Of Tenth
W. eterly side 81 Ninth avenue, about
fsss northeriy souherly frem fourth street. All
whose fnterer affected by the above named
and who opposed TO the either Of
tbsm are requested 10 present their obssons ip writing
a. ana a. their oc No. Hall Of Reoerds
~tAip thirt- days from the data Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau VI Assessments, Street DepsSmsrs August
10, l60A
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INoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE

Is engine steamsbi2 BENJAMiN FKANkLIN, jacob
Teal will leave pier No. g. East river for the
above port, direct Saturday September 4th At four
Passage In cabin state room, S60 passage in
serag s26 For freight or passage apply board,
TUOHAsP. STANTON, Sc South street; or TO r. LIN
coin co, l0 Pearl street. frsishs on msasurement;
supply themselves with the steamers bills Of adns las no
others viii be sgnsd) which nay be had application 20
the clerk board to either Of the agents. and signed
only board No freight received bills iadins
Asr two o'clock on the day Of sailing The steamship
and san on xcAday,SsptsmbsrD sii.D clock, y. u.
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CLIPPER LINE FOR AUsTRALIA.=TH MAGNIfi;
sail Saturday, Nth August and can Jet
few more passengers for which apply TO W. ]. Dugsn,
ELLIOT AsKELL ia6 Pearl street,
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NOR ARLEsToN.-sEMI.wEEKLY y, 5; NAIL
II Line.-Ihe new and fastgoing steamship uNni,ON,
R. Adsns. Commander. will leave pier n Nsvsn hiyers
ON Saturday. August e. Mt o'clock r. precieeiy FOR
freight apply board whers al bills Of aaing VIII be
tions.) at the Office Of sPoFFoRD. riLEsrON = CO..
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CORPoRATION NOTICB-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given 70 the owner OF owners occupant or 90;
lands affected thereby, that the following
have been the and lodged in the
al persons interested For paving and setting curb
10 Fast river The iss embraced by such
euds AL tho several houses and lots Of ground vacant
lots and parcels Of land situated both sides
street. beswse. First avenue and East river
and who opposed to the same either Of
them requested to their in writing
10 the aersgped 1T 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.
Omss nureau Of Assessments Street Department.. Az
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The steam rhip coumbi. u. ply between San Fran.
cisco In Oregon awaiting at the former port the
arrival of the mails ard passengers from Panama, aud
turning without delay With the as and for the
steamer from San Francisco Persons securing through
by tho United States mail steamers from Now York
cisco the most favorable Germs regular line Of
peers will be kept for the Of freight and
transient passengers between Panama and San Francisco
One Of above steamers will keep the connection be-
tween Acapulco and other Mexican ports Each
is allowed o hs personal baggage free net exceeding in
ChagreF at 10 cents foot and from Panama to San Fran
cisco the rate Of $1co Per tom Fer freight or passage
apply TO CHARLES a. WHITNEY, ut the office Of the
mpanie No 1T street. corneref New York.
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rORPORA!ION NoTICK.-PROPOsALs FOR OIL
" Proposals viii DO received at the Once Of the Con-
missioner Of Streets and Lamps Of Chanbsrs
1srishS she q shs City o. New York viii
suas and allow cents per gallon empty
turned Samples must be sent to the office The Supern.
ss,: n. ,h day Of August. lss3 At o'clock The sss
with ordinance passed by the Mayor and commonaty Of
Che City Of New York. June 1882 Blank estimates
obtained by application at the office of the Commissioner
Streets and Lamps estimate will be entertained unless
compliance with tho propossls and The ordinance above
referred to. HENRY ARCULARfUS Jr,
Cemutissipnsr OF Streets and Lamps.
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EoR CHARLESTON. s, C--srEAMsHiP LINE-FoR
passage only Cabin passsgc and found, SIS. To sail
Friday Aug ~ at o'clock p. NJ The splendid steam-
ship CITY VI NORFOLK, Jas Post der, wf leave
seoys This vessel has fne state
the comfort and safety of passengers For passage apply
MXfLI.ER L,KD, IOs Wall street.
seerage PASSAGE So For ssvsnn m passengers will beta
ben throngh ~ Sis, and sseerage at So,
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MUSICAL.

-~-~NNz>yN>~oNenr,o,>.
THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROVES
ins plane thorough bass and She 6s
seen o. her cTr hSus $50 Fourth street near .erser fson
esssui In her tsaebng and will present to e public
winter iour professional pupils of the nost ssmasksbIs
A LADY OF TIE HIGHEST MUSICAL ABILITY.
"A wishes to obtain engagsmenu church, sslo
PranS singer The best city references given Address
nor SALE A FEW LONG BREED BELGIAN Ca
narss also some splendid Blsckbirds and TbrusAes.
The reason for selling is the owner going West. In
quire At 40 Oliver street, In the rear
lOO Tofi S.ss1oaas. sss s1o.ds.y corner d A As
where largest sssorsmens P.Sos with and wsIs1t
which have sho Istslis Frame. and are warranted 70
stand climate and give sutrs satisfaction, and will -
spltips n many {nportant Improvements oiesa las
been brought perfection othsrs Nearly
for small rooms r. g. Cos Pianos .rs sds ssd 70 So
standing in tune. Prices same the manuiastory
Dealers supplied At liberal DISCOUNTS T. a. waaes ana
books, fu, nished At this store At wholesale
Consantly on hAnd. extensive assorsent Of ssosnd
hand Pianos in rossxsod and mshosapy cases va<y.9 IN
prices from $50 to $780, Second hand oleAn Pianos from
sodn SIS e s cs e s5 = s
Guitars from $40 TO $40. &C. 30.
DIANOs.-Ev AGE, SOMETHING NEW IN EVERY
art. Bassford Ruok have patented o action fog
Pianos on Which repsatins passages are easily played x
invited try them. a SOB Broadway stairs Extra
ane eases ofrosevood plain or ornapAatsd
E,oR SALE CHEAP. FOR CAsu-sIx.AND A-QUAR.
ter and seven octave rosewood Panoforte possessing
All the mooern improvements with mttalic ffames
ranted to stand the action Of any climate Inquire Il.
81 White street three doors vest Of
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CROToN AoUfDUcT DEPARrMGNr.--ro con-
once Of the Orcton Aqneduet Department. (Rotunda,
Ps1kl nntn Monday, the Esd day 81 August. 1851
basins and cuvsrts, In Duane street. from City Han
Chatham street bsiag IN sash about 16 feet The
same and all other information relating thereto
obtained application TO the Contract Clerk th ooe
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Al ueduct Denartment.
New York Aug. 9. 1852. =
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coMpANY

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New 0rlsans via Havana. The splendid steam.
will sail from the pier at foot Of Warren street. N r.
Friday August 9th At o'clock r. NJ, precisely Rstos
Of passage havana and New Orleans-New Arrange
menLadies Saloon Bsrshs s6o After saloon Berths $50
Steerage Berhs So Specie only taken freight to Ha
Freight taken TO New Orleans at 20 cents cubic
foot Shippers Of freight requested TO supply themselves
application at the Office No other fo-7 will be signed No
or passage apply 70 II. o. ROBERTS,
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NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
il The United states mall stesmship ROANOKE, L..
Parrish commander will leave per 13 North river
Satusd ay August 18th At r. M Bnls OF lading signed
Ssss, e IgpLoW PhfHsaE4. IS Front ssrs.s hssr
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TNOR AUSTRALIA-TI0NEEK LINZ OF PACKETS
sailing monthly for Port Philip and Sydney Tho nsb
clipper ship OCEAN EAGLH Of lb0 TONS Captain Al1s<
an guarantesd At All tho viii succesd ~
Epaminonda: the third ship Of this hns and SAL Id
tssments The Recommendations, Co.. q "a two ships Re
Zee ships follow Its only to thai
n determined to mako Thorn superior TO other Mae
Tho ship Captol will sail LIST October; and The boas
tful clipper ship Nightingale built fer exhibition ~ th
world q far viii be despatched lat November.
R.M:CAnERoN lis wall street.
JOHN OGDEN. -"
The Ocean Eagle has capacity for over 800 pAssensers su
has boon determined limit the number 70 las only Wiz
avew Of diving abundance Of The slip viii san ps@
lively ~ advertised.
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CR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON.
traetorsSealed proposals. will be received d tho Of
unt Monday the l6sa day Of August 1852 a. o'clock
euiverts, in Madison street. from Roosevelt to James
street, being in length about 40 fcet The plan Of the
for the building Of the same and all
other relating thereto be obtained
plioAtion to the Contract CLERK, 1t this ofhoe. y
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of The Croton
New York, Aug 9, 1862. Aqu edact Department.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARrNBNT.-TO CON.
~ trsosors-Sealed proposals. viii DO received at the
until 1ondsy che 10th Gay Of Aasnst 1852 e. e'elset
culvers, in Washington street. from Rector to Norris
street. being In length about 6 The plan
and specifications for the building OF The all other
information relating thereto DO obtained appoa
NICHOLAS DEAN,
PRESIDENT Of the Croton Aqusdues Department
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"A Line-ror the new Cold Disgsgs. Port Philip and
Sydney, direct.-The entirely No. clipper DOL
PMIN 1000 tons burthen, George Trnndy commander
Will sail on her first voyage. Wednesday September ls
The this and beautiful vessel
ry superior for slegsscs and comfort Tho bsrs are
hted expressly for he convenience % families or single
sons with single double ae As this the only
cpp, up for that port s confidently expected that
che will make the passage record Parties
eeedng to Australia should examine this vessel before
OTTO BUTLE r BROTHERS. iss and lis south street.
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performances Of this Society will take place rhurs
day evening. tho 10th inst 1t the Brooklyn Museum
Tickets may obtsined gratuously of Bunnell Price
12l Fulton street N Holders Of tickets who dis
in obtaining admittance at previous perform
ahos will be admitted. BY order Of the President,
THEODORE 8. MINIS, Secretary.
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CrREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL CT RECORDS
- Public notice hereby ysn that the following resolu-
regulate and curb and gutter in Thirty seventh street.
between Second and Third TO regulate and pave
South Tin front OF from Roosevelt 10 Oliver
street flag space fonr feet wide South side Twenty
ninth street between Third and Lexington AL
persons hayg thereto are requested
to them In wri.ins to the at his ooe
or before the rTth day of Ausult.
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VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO

VANDERBILT LINE-FOR sAE FRANClsCO-rHn
only line giving tickets for crossing tho Isshnus--
TIE shortsit snd cheapest route aysrits double
Pier Nc: 2 Nosth rtvsr a. o'clock T. precisely %
Meeting with The double engine s. g. LEWIS 2
TONS tho Nicaragua Transit route having bus twelve
miles OF land transportation This route b in perfect
order and can rcly going through with
despatch In the most comfortable Those steamers
superior ventilation For incr-
nation passage At the lowest rntos apply only to
D. B. ALLEN Agent, No. 9 Battery place, up stairs.
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NORP GRAFTON n0TICK.-PUBLlC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the occupant
pants Of all houses and ots improved
affected thereby that the following have
completed BY tho AsssssoRs and lodged in the office
the Bureau OF for Axiom by all
interested VIZ For building Calvert and Basin the
9he mits embraced BY uch nouds all the
raj houses and lots OF lots pieces and
sos ofand situated southsrly side OF Delaney
between and line about one hundred and
are Affected ~ the above named and who
oppoed TO the either Of the requested
sent their objections In writing to the undersigned at their
date Of this notice SAMUBh Fl. De MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once Buresu OF Assessents Street on August
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WAroHDs-By order Of the British Treasury, watches
Of foreign manufacture, bearing the marks Of
English manufacturer will DO hereafter admitted In EAg
IN Of which French and Swiss watches
shipped st Havre for New York Boston, Liverpool,
the English Custom house.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought In with British goods Through bills Of
lading given in Havre for New York.
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GKQTQN AoEEENvCT DEPARTMENT.-TOC CONTACT
orsSeaed proposals. will be received at the Once Of
Monday the 10th dag Of august 1852 o'clock TO
build with the receiving basins and cul
Grand street. from Suffolk to the between
Attorney and Ridge streets being length about $50 feet
The plan Of the for the building
the and all other inform alton relating thereto
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
Na~Y ork
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CTRlKT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented in the Board q Te
feet deep to pave Tenth between snd
ond between First and Second and Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets to pave street be-
Eighth and Tenth A In and ehoe
.lots West street. south side between Sew
enth snd Eighth to grade and curb and
In Lexington from Ftieth to Fifty sixth street, 70
regulate and grade street Third and Fifth
All persons interested having objections thereto,
requested to present them 10 writing The undersigned
1t his once, On Or before tho llth day Of August
VAA1S - DNDuSs Sskees SoAnnA~..ssN'
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tracorseAied proposals will be received ~ the office
ofthe Creton Aqueduct Department. Rounds Park ypsi
Monday the 9th day of Septnber 1884, at o'clock 7.
20 build sewer with the necessary receiving basins and
ouverts In Thirty fourth street. from Bighth avenue 20
orc hundred feet east Of Ninth being ia leugh
about .sysn nnnsrsd and ty feet The plan Of shs
information relating thereto obtained application
to the Contract CLERK, ~ this Office
President OF the Creton Aqueduet Department,
New York, August a. lS6a.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-T TO CON-
~ Gactora-Sealed Proposals will be received At the
office Croton Asueduct Department Rosunda Park
ninth Monday the l6sh day Of August. 1882 81 oeloet
Pm TO build Sewer with the necessary Receiving Basins
and Cuverts in street. from Battery place
Norris street. being in length about $50 feet The plan Of
and all Stn relating thsrso BE- obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of the CSoton Aqusdaet
Department.
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1RoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC.
~ torssealed proposals will be received At the Office q
Monday the sixth day q September 1852 .t O'CLOCK
and Culvert in Marion street. Prince reet 100 feet
north being in length about Pos feet The plan OF the
Sewer for the building of the and
all other nsorx alton reaag thereto be obtained on
"fS NICHOLAS DEAN,
| President Of the Croton Aaueduct Dep artment.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
trsStOrs.seaicd proposals. will be received At the
until Monday the 2sd day Of ugust, 1852 t o'clock
to build Sewer with the receiving basins and
being length about 2 feet The plan Of the and
relatng thereto be obtained application
TO the Contract Clerk st this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, August TO- 1852
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81 Fssssfs fror Fhsdelphh: N aitss
state rooms $55includnS provsons and stewards feek
For freight passage, sppfyto
. orNo. Walnut street. Phila delphis.
limited numb OF third casc will BIO taksn
With pfovisioBB.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

REKFoRD cos AUSTRALIAN EXPRESS WILL
- DO despatched tie WIN. Frothinsham in charge Of
special agent Mr. E. Mnnford Saturday 18th lost
ALI packt be sent before that date.
sage secured At our Office. At the lowest rates.
BERFORD g. CO, 2 Astor House.
The steamer Franklin (fcr Hare Paris and all parts
LIVINGSTON, WELLS & Co., No. "a Broad way.
Exctanse on Ppris and letters Of credit usual.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States Nail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton,
TO the mails Saturday August 2h
1T IL o'clock from Pier No. North River Prioe Of pas
sage $20 Specie will be delivered In London ct 6ve-sx
tenth Of per cent An s1Dsrisnsed surgeon 81
should be board the day before sailing marked
"below" No merchandise will DO received board after
Thursday August 2th For freight or passage apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agents, s. Broadway.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow snd New York Steamship Company's
steamship GLASGOW 1852 tons 400 horse power) Robert
Craig commander win sail from New York Glasgow
Der, at u O'Clock at First cabin (saIoon state
rooms) 800 do do. (midship dol $75 Second cabin $50
Stsward'sfee included. Apply TO .,.,,
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ID EDGED RATEs-TO FAN FRANCISCO, VIA AS
N pinwaI and Navy Bsy:-The fayorise double engine
steamship PR0METHEUS, Captain Churchill. 1900 TONS
sllIe.Tsro% Pier No North EiysS. saturday. Ser
Direct from whence che viii proceed San Juan del Norse
giving the PASSENGERS so option Of either route For pas
sa7e, ut reduced rates apply only TO
D. D. ALIEN, No. Q Battery place, up stairs.