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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

<,poroy AouEDUCq nEPAR INTO gAsoNs.-
Sealed proposal will be received Mt tho ohce ot Inc
Croton Aqueauot Department Rotanda Park until Non
day the 4th day october, 1882 at oelock 70 buid
saver with the necessary receiving bfsins ahd
Dvis;on street Clinton to Coyerreur street mo
Mar 81 e sewer and specifications for tho building ~ the
and ali other information relating thereto can be oo-
Ssin,a on application the water Purveyo- NJ this ONCE
New York Sc pteinber 81, 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN,
" President Of the Croton Agueiaet Department.
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NoRTIHfR LIVIfusTOsE, Ascrs, as sro.dvsy.
WILLIAM fSELIN, HARE.
IARTyEEb U HCRosSEY g. co. Southampton.

EHiLADELPuIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvl-
Il cation Company's New Line Of Steamship s--The
and splendid side-whcel serinehp STATE OF GEORGIA,
frst ship Of tho lne Captain John =; Waiton, s nov
sha cor s;Ssnnah on the following Wednesdays, wiz
September 9th, october 18th and 2th November 10th
zith and Dccemh I'll and .d and will leave Savannah
for philadelphia the alternate Wedncsdsys This ship
ttg been built with the most strict regard
assed o. every requisite ESSENTIAL to elegance comfort
Especially in the ventilation her cabins state
Poems the Superior arrangement Of which unpsrallcod
and has proved orsef bs of The ships
ahs Pasengera b. hsr enjoy the pleasure river na7
sasen ons-e q the nasssse somAnins oely two nights
- ses Cabin pssago 30 SaFanneh Charleston (vs
Sagapnshl SG; Storage 2. hgeRa IN Phiiad s rhin,
HER0N \ MARTIN. No. 80. ". Hhsyveg Ia Sayannah,
PADEIF0ED, FAY u GO.
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EoRroRATION NoTlCE.-PuBilC NOTICE IS
u hereby given TO tho owner owners, occupant or
curants Of all houses and lots improved or pnimpr9yed
lands affected thereby that the lowing Assessments have
been completed by the and lodged in the Office
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all per
interested viz. For fencing vacant lots in block
bounded by Twenty-ninh and Thirtieth streets, Fifth
avenue and Broadway Tho limits embraced by such as
easement all the several houses and lots of ground
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated on the
eaery eide Of Broadway between Twenty ninth and Thi
eth streets and the southery side of heth street.
between Broadway and line "a feet inches eastery
thererom All whose interests affected by the
above named and who are opposed to The same
either of them requested to present their Objections
in writing TO the undersigned at their office, No. Hall OF
Rscod within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
once Buresu of Assessments Street Department Sept.
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rRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARrM ssT,-fo aAsOEs.-
" Sealed proposals will be received the the
Croton A9nsduet Dsgartnent tRotsnaa Para until Mon
day, the 9th day OF September 1882 at oclooh p NJ to
build sewer with the necessary receiyns basins and oa
o hundred and eighty feet northery The plan Of
other information relating thereto be obtained app-
cation 20 the water Pnrveyor. st this o1ico.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the croton Aquoduct Department
New York. Sept. IL. 1852
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE -
pants Of all houses and lots, improved unmprovod
lands affected thereby that the following sssessments he7e
been completed by the and lodged the once
Of this Bureau OF for by all
tnterrsed vz-For fencing lots Twentyntnt
and Ihireth streets and 18th and Madison avenGes
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
houses lots Of ground pieces and
parcels of land situated the eastsy eide Of Fifth ave-
between and Thrtieh strees and on the
southerly side Of Thrteth street ward Nos ~ 70 ny
All whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed 70 The or either Of
them requested TO present their objsctone IN
TO the undersigned at their Office No Hen Of Records
within thirty DAYS from the date " this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAsseseorss
ISAAC WM. SMITH
once Bureao Ct Assessments. Street Department. Sept
is, 1851
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or oc
cupants Of all houses and lct improved or unmproved
affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and are lodged in the
office Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested vizFor building receiving basins and
ouyerts in Third eatery side ut of Thirty
third The limits embraced by such assessment in
oude ell the seyeral honsc and lots Of ground vacant
pieces land situated the castery side ~
Third between Thirty second and Thirty fourth
streets and the northey side Of street he
tween Third avenue line 2aj eastery therofrom
All persons whose interests affected BY the
and who opposed to the either ~
them rcquest present their objections ~ wrag
tic undersigned at their Office No. HALL VI Roe0rds
wi.lin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC va. SMITH,
Ofco, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, sept
q. 1862.
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YTtAy-Eg.I.Ei,s, ssrinn,.


i LDANy. TRoT, aNp LEBANON sP8gsGS-Tna
City Han station New orh, daily, tSnniaSs c1eeptetf
At 10 oeiooi, A. Mail trein to Chatham Four orno,s
connecting attn the WcsIcrp Rsroad for Albany ard T,oy
9napep prssa ntteteld Springfield and other intermo
Late stations. ~ oelcek r. Aoccmmo dation train
30 Chatham four Gornerc connecting with Western Rail
Tho 40 c'coch = NJ train 30 Chatham Western Railroad
&c Chnasn and stage 20 Lebanon Arriving eArly She
s.serr0os. rsss thrcuSn, g.
n. sLOAT, superintendent.
TSAMBEE AND saBoy RAILROAD FOR PaIlApE,-
y North river ~ 4. NJ end r. ~, through in ~ houra
sare hrat GLASS; 20; socond oGss toy T. NJ lice only,
Returning leave Phiase!phis, foot Of valiant stras St
a. d. And y. NJ.
E0k PEIIt nELPUIA DlRECT.-u. s. aAU. ARD
Esaress lines through IN cour houra.he J3rcoy Htl
road, via Jersey City, epyDg Rev York 50 A. H. loot q
Certtandt street: sNd ~ p NJ Liberty Fare
cr first oses, snj So % fer clan IN &Ca A. ~
hsicra e aua 4. H.. sHa UP " Baltimore, Wash
lsvon Norfolk aud Charleston Though ti5kats saa IL ta
above Ines AID Through baggage osrai In tho ard
SIS z. 4. Inoa.
HUDSON RIVER EAfr.soA p.-TRAirS leave
Chsa5ers street station dsy apdavB axeeptoll Fl:
Albany AID Troy ,olowsEsppass Tr-,r 81 as 4, T.,
nnlo Aontres at sight o'clock che sagio cvesiass
Nal Trsn az eight NJ; Through Way rrans stone
four 7. NJ; Express Train, AZ six T. -. and AcooEnaaa
Gcn Irsp, At haifpast T. II. Pr senrcrs saer
Chsnhers street. Canal sfeas Christopher ereet, Eovr
ssehth street and Vhrtyrst erect Sunday Mai, Tria
q so 20 Trey 80 80 TO MoptTesI so 10 70 ao Si7 10 x
ChiesFo, go. Tlshes aud Baggage eiaoss for ?snsps
places Hess aaa North ottaned st Oh
CEORGk STARK. Supern LsnisDs.
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MADAME HEERIRTTE SONTAGS SECOND CON
Nl CERT will take place
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 20
AT e 0POLITAN HALL

MADAME nENRIRTTE soNTAG's SECOND CON-
Ivl CERT will take place
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 20,
AT NE 0POLITAN HALL,
MR.. CARL ECKERT
Late Conductor of the Italian Opera House, Paris
First Tenor from the Imperial OPERA ST. Petersburg.
ALFRED JAELI. tho Pianist,
PAUL JULIEN the yiolinist
the italian Opera Chorus male and female, and Grand
Orchestra. consisting Of seventy performers
led by Mr. Carl Eckert.
PROGRAMME.
I. oycrtnrc-"rcrdinand Cortes' spontini.
Song Scrcnade-signor G. Pczsolni ;. Schubert.
.. Grand AriaE.The Soldier tired OF Arms,
T. Violin, Rondo Russe-second Conccrto-Pau
j. Aria Una vocc". Barbicrs di SWINE " ''''0'
Madame HEaRIErrE SuHrAG .......,... .Rossui.
~ PART II.
4 Dnctto, from Linda di Giamouns "-5Imo
soNrAG and Signor Poxzolini. Donzett.
9. Piano--"La Moditation''-" Le Carnival di
&. Ballad" Tho Last Rose'-Madamc iruRI-
TO- Ballad Within a Mile Of Ednbarsi-Mme
II. ola Barcarolo' from Observation-Disclosures
IL. Tho celebrated Polka Aria, with variations
Madame HENRiErrE SoNrAG. ...... Alary.
Conductor. Mr. Carl Eokert.
The price of seats has bcen fixed at
two DOLLARS AND ONE DOLLAR
according TO location.
With both the Two Dollar and One Dollar Seats there
With the which the holder is ontited
The ticket Office liz tho store Messrs Hall Sons
29 Broadway corner of Park place.
NoricE.Ihe 81 seats will be sold Tuesday, Sept. ~
Sept. %.
Doors open at 7; to commence Mt o'clock.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PURLiC NOTICE IS
~ hereby TO the owners occupant or oo
cnpants all houses and lots, improved unnpsovod
lands affected thereby that tho following assessments have
completed by The ged the once
of of examination by all
visFor fencing vacant lots north side
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
The limits embraced by such asse ssmsnt include all the
ts OF ground vacant lots plccos and
parcels land situated northsriy side OF Twenty
Nth street. Nca. 397 $780, All porscns whose In
effected the above Esmed assessments and
who opposed the same q them are requested
present ther obiec tions in wrtg to the aRderssnsd
st tboir oes Nc Bs Of Records, within eiirsy dsls
fyom the date ~ this notice
SAMUEL If. DE MOTT, |
. FRANCIS NICHOLSON, rSssesaoTs.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Cfice Rnreau Of Assessments Street Department. Sep
tomber 10, 1856.
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SsTREET DEPARTMENT, no. iHALL OF RECORDS
presented IN the Hoord of AaecmeE:To
lay railroad in sunry streets from Abingdon street to
of Broadway and Canal street, TO lay railroad through
various streets from OF broadway and Fourteenth
through Ninth and Tenth Thirty third
lay railroad from of Broadway and Fulton
through Church. and ether streets and Fifth
Harlem river 10y railroad from South terry through
Greenwich street Ninth snd floomineaale road 70
Harlem yer lay railroad from Of Canal strect
and Broadway through Mercer street. averley place and
Fifth avenue TO Mount Morris sqaare to set curb and
gutter and flag four feet through sidewalks of Eleventh
avenue from rartieth to Fortythra street; TO macada
mizo and build ombapkmcnt wall in Seventh avenue from
Fty-nith Seyenysecond street; to curb and gut
ter and Gag four feet wide in Eighty street.
between Third and Fourth
Also, tho following resolut'ons:To repair Fourteenth
street. between sixth and Seventh and raise ani
relay erosswalks between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
sret to lay croaswak from tho corner Of Grand and Ma
Grand and Lewis streets: to flag
sidewalk Second street. between First and
d. fence the vscant lot Of Broad
All persons Interested bayi1,
objections thereto requested to present the in
writing to the undersigned at his Office, before the
fourth lay Of October next JOHN T. DODGE,
Sept 81 lSJ2 Street Commissioner.
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NOTICE 70 CARTMEN, TO RENEW THEIR L.
Az cenceA-The ordinance for licensing and regulating
rsvous 70 that time applied for st such time 30
newa of License keep Public Carts and TO be Public
Qep will be granted " this ONCE between the hours cf
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They all class New Yorh built chips provided with
al rejuFe articles the comfort and convenience Of pas
ssnger and commanded BY Of experience in tie trade
Tie price Of passage $780, without wines liquors. Goode
sent to srbscrbcro will be wardsd from
charges but those actually incurred.
B0TD L. UINCKEN. Agents i6i Pearl street.
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nEPARTMENr OF REPAiRs AND supPLIEs,
~ September nth lS52.ro BuilderaSeslea proposals
will DO received At The Once q th Ggp,asscncss q Re-
pairs and Supplies, No. New city Nan, until Tuesday,
September 2Sth at twelve o'clock NJ at which tiac they
will 10 publicly opened I'm accordance to tho ordinance
therefor for the erection OF building Of Atora.y
and Delaney streets for the Of tho estroS
Police Hose Company No. and Engine Company No. ~.
And also for The erection of building in Sthony street,
for She of Engine Company No III aad Hose oonpony
No. 20 Builders VIII astimat e for TIE and carpenter
work for each hnidng eparstey The plans and sgeoa-
cations of the Buildings repaired aud all information IN
gard thereto lie had at the cc &c Suporndant Of Re-
pairs Public Buildings, No. ID Elizabeth street. Blank
estimates be had at either oco Y. B.The Commits
tho right Of e1ng at Of the ost
mates f deemed for the interest of tao Corporation.
VIM ADAMS, Commissioner of Repairs aud Supplies.
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EMPIRE CRY LiNr-FoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
II Aspinwall. (Nayy BsylIhrough Jiekct1 st REDUCED
Rates.-'rhe now and splendid steamship SIERRA Ne
yADA tons j Dayton Wilson commander yill
from pier No. r. connecting at Panama with the new
and splendid double engine steamship City Of Pittsburg
300 Robert W. Foster commander, which steamer
will DO in readiness TO receive the by the Sierra
unsurpassed for speed ventilation
modaon and afford superior advantages for families going
California First and cabin passengers pro-
vded with state both ships and dine at the
table Of the scerage the City Of Pittsburgh al
loted females Passengers landed at tho Panama
Railroad depot. at Aspinwa An experienced surgeon is
attached to each ship For freight passage apply
J. HOWARD & SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
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NTME. soNTAG's SECOND CONCERT IN AuERICA
1S4 will take place
"Wednesday, September % at Metropolitan Hall.
All the tickets for the First Concert being Sold IL haa
been determined begin the Sc seat
oond Concert Monday, September IL TO be continued
Tuesday September -.
On Wednesday September 20 will bs sold Tho 81 tickets
and those of the 80 tickets which have remained pnsold
No written applications for seats possibly DO attended
to- unless from persona living out of New York.
MADAME sONTAG'S C0NCERT.-A FEW oOF THE
I'VE best seats for sale Maurice Strahoscl Metropolitan
Pianofortc Emporium, go Broadway.
Tk,HE OPENING OF THE NEW YORK AMpHiTHEA-
tire sunavoidaby deferred until the 18th Of October
MADAME HENRIETTA SONTAG's SECOND con
ltl in America A few Of the choice 20 Par
quete and First Circle sale tho Music Of c.
CHRISTIAN, GUb Broadway.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO., 90 warl street, N. 7.
BROWN, SHIPLEY II co, Liverpool.
sc. ROBERTS " Co, Is King Arms Yard, London.
JOAN MUNR0E & CO., Is Rue Notre Dame dos
VICTORIES. Paris;
GEO II. DRAPER Iayre.
Of these ships will not accountable for gold,
1yer bullion specie jcwery pr9cons stones METALS
unless bills Of ladng sgned therefor and the value
hereof therein esprossod.
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NEW YORK AND nAyRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN C0mpany.-The UEtec States Mail Steamers bhs
rRANRLfN, = a. wotsop. commander. and the hUK-
EGLDT, u. Liner, commander will leacs Nov York,
aayre, and Southampton, s the ysar 1862 Tho folow
iug days
Lr.vE rr,r yosg. LEAVE gAyrn
uumseds. SEPT. q aamsoid,, 0st. q
Franklin, /" Gos. % rrantlin Nov. a
Gumhodt, Z" NOV. 20 Humboldt, Deo. ~
franklin, " Geo Is FRANK lin. Jer,lg rs
Those steamers built expressly sart.e OF
D tons hurthen zach arc aot surpassed fox speed
s5rsnRth comfort By aDY vessols aost. pnor
laodations Tor OF rrp.oved knda
Stopping at southamptop both going and rssurnrz tey
oar passengers yr9esedns TO London over
sny other limo in Tho If beth tme end money
Price Of raSsago FROM Nov York n Southampton OF
From Iisvre OK South IN ptoa to New York ESQ
passage secured until paid f9r. az experienced Soy
sGor board
scr freight pGsGsgs, apply to
MoRTIHER LlVItusrCE, Ascrs, as broadway.
WILLIAM fSELIN, Hare.
EnufAa
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RPoRATIoN N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that resolution hss bean presented il
sho Board OF Assistant Aldermen for the construction Of tho
necessary receiving basins aud cuyerteat heinterseohon Of
First All persons interested
IN sbove aud having oetions thereto are requested 70
the writing TO the CoatIaot CisrE ~ liz
~A'''' ~ : NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Cre.on Aape9uct perartmcrt sert. n, lsos.
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rORP GRAFTON NOTICE.-FUBLrC NOTICE Is
~ hereby ver to the owners occupant OK 90.
Aupsnts Of all houses and loe improved uniu
nas affected thereby that tho following have
Been completed by tho and lodged In the oce
sens interested Vi, = For REGULATING grading snl naos
Ths uts embraced by such emit include all the
SEVERAL houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels land situated both sides Of Forty street.
nom Eighth to Tenth avenue An persons whose interests
exe sected by ;he who
10 The either ot than, requested to preaens
tarie sbeetns, in writing 20 tho undersigned al thor
sst,s aau u kseorif Sinin thirty days rom tho
eAae % Es 25sisc.
sAHCET. II. DE MOTT, .,.o
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, s'ee'sotss
ISAAC WA. SIXTH.
UAos Dnrcsp Of Assessments, Street Department sspt
II.
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THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
Of 200 tons, having been thoroughly repaired with
new hosI ard new COPPER will be ready take her pss:
Havana. She will leave baltimore about the LIST Of
October for the above mentioned places Passengers wish
above named places will please apply 20 Capt Rolling
board at the office Of the baltimore Ssoa Packet Conn
parry, foot Of Spears wharf NJ. FALLS.
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CORPORATIoN N0TiCE.-PUBLICN 0TlCElS HERE
~ by given, that petition mas been Presented In ths
Board OF Aldermen, for Sewer Irince street, from
Greene TO- and through Thopson street TO the sewer
built between Bruome and Spring utroets Also IN
Riy1gon street. from Sheriff to Cinton etrcet And Gso,
Madison street. from Rutgers to Jefferson street Al
Interested the and having OBJECTIONS
thereto requested present the in writing 70 the
Contract Clerk bis before October ist 1854
NICHOLAS DEAN, Precieas.
Croton Aqreiuct Department, September 9th, 1914
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LNRANKLlN MUSEUM LIS CHATHAM STREET.
Il George Lea, ProprieterThe establishments IL
afternoon ut o'clock and in tho eenng at half
pact for the purpose Of Classic and ORIGINAL Representa-
tons 81 Living Statuary by Nile CABINETS Troupe Of Model
Artistic together with variety OF beautiful performanoes
Fer full particulars bills Of each day AdmissionSeats
In priv ate boxes 80 cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs, S cents; Boxes % cents; Gallery, 12s cents
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DIoNrER LIRE or AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FOR

Ecitourne, Port Philip. and sydney rho noble .na
Ocean Eagle as fourth ship this live and a puncuay
tho 18th Of October The IL which tie ship, Of
this line have eeen pros;onsd and fitted ou hss
them AL otherg, higher
Tbs ship 10 guaranteed surorior, In every -esree al
otherc advertised for Australia IN THE pcr An expo
rnecd surEeon aud proper attendants provided. FoT
Il ". CANEE0N.
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WHITES yARTETIES-N0s. II AND ~ BoWERY.
w near Chatham Square.--This srt magnificent
establishment IL for tho Prices Of ads
ion-Dress circle, second tier q cta; parquette
2 cts private boxes 81 s stsgs boxes 81 opoA
performance at o'clock precisely.
Afternoon perform viii be siven Saturday
commencing ut 3 o'clock. q. WHITE Proprietor
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F6NCx ARTICLES.

'g7ITUS s. CORNELL MANUFACTURER OF Tj1
4 Toys, 81 every variety, fancy tapaunra TIN ware
1Enahsd Tobacco Boxee spectacle Calos aud al Lo
Of pstssod oGlse aud sample r0oO, JOHN gsfgeA
nassau gtraat-
". HoLrERToN, 10 MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK,
81 importer Of French and German Fancy Goods and
Toys Of every description Fireworks Chinese Fireoraecr
Tin and India Rubber Toys at Factory prices Orders iro
the country promptly attended t.,
Two CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERs-sIbVER PLAT
a ed Ware of Charles Christols n Go.
Forks Dishes, -Four TurCtus,
Snoonp, Plates Cake Baskets,
lastcrP, Tea sets, toIee Pot9,
inWle. Bells, Hea.ors,
1oaf. Racks, Gravy Boats, Bottle STANDS,
Icc pails Higrlefa, Orardoies,
pandlskticks, Fruit Stand9 &C.. &c.
For stlo to tho trade, by - ,x., -,
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YtR. CoBBETT NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William streets may 10 consulted by
tt0Fe Interested his office, tho3e who suFer
cd from pretsuders may apply with the certainty o. meet
iuE physiciau 0t experience d.. vs. her o. s N.
Y. University.
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fIOR NWAKI FSIUN, SAVANNAH, MD ILOFTDA.
A. Seni-weelly United states Ma Line.-The favorits
and safo steamship SouTHERNER W. Foster Commandgr
will leave Pier No. North river, on Wedpesday. Sept
board where All bills Of fading will be signed and for pas
sage q the office of
Savannah passengers tiokecd through without further
ss have been with South Carolina
Railroad 70 despatch extra train Immediately tho
arrival Of the steamer Through tickets to Florida viii 10
furnished follows to jacksonville S to platka $50
The MARION will follow on Saturday, Oct 2.
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FjAcBFIs FOR HavRE.-sEcoND LTNE.-rgE rOL-
lowing ships VIII leave usyre tho Ieth, and New
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aOToN AQUEDUCT DEPARrEENF.-TO CON-
" pos.le Will BIO received until Sata--
say 25th Of September instant, at o'clock r. NJ ST
which time they win be publicly opened for tho excavation.
back filing sd rammng Of tgenches for six inch water
.pes laid at Harlem in the following 2th
ree of Third avenue; A. from 2st street to
l6h street, and through th street oast 20 the mnrsh
being in the whole $50 feet in length The
- be such OF the streets as tho water purvcyor
NAY Y Be hxe ieet la aeep esn!esn in'h"'
Aot.om, tw's '"'s 80" 60 be Kept clear until
Ihs pipes laid, which will BIO done by employed by
shis The contra will then I'LL in the trench
N layers exceeding nine inches in thickness with GOOD
earth for the purpose, and each layer thoroughly
OFFSET trenches will be required where branches 70 BIO
laid Blank proposals will furnished at this office, aud
state per running foot for doing the
work including the cleaning streets Of all surplus earth
10 satisfaction Of the water purveyor Payment will
10 made for tho the regular pay day after Ito
e3mpletion bids in all things conform TO the
rorion ordinances regulating contracts and be endorsed
&c these ordinances require. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aaueauet Department..
New York, Sept. 15, 1882.
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MR. CARTWRfGuTs BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
Nl at the Chinese buildings, Broadway near Spring
Wednesday evening, Sept 30 Mr. shelton has
generously rendered the services Of his splendid Band for
the occasion.
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MEDICAL.

nR. MORRISON 10 CONSULTED Ar hrs AEDIUAI
~ and Surgical Dspensary, 20il, Fulton street, ts7eE
Abs thirty three ycers. D0oa hours a. u. Ia
T. H. see his diploma. r. II. G. Surgeons, Lon dom wtl
The nsiuEs " Sir AssisS Cooper sir A. Cssuto, a. II
his oGlco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

nRAMATIC-A FEW HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
- ladies' who DESTROYS 81 assisting in strictly
private association may address NJ d. A., call ut COB
Broadway Wednesday evening 18th inst,
eight o'clock precisely the following Wednesday even
ing, the same hour Immediate attention required
vJ,HE LARGE CONCERT ROOM KNOWN AS Thu
Melodeon No 53 Bowery, will be rented very low. II
beautifully fitted and Will seat thousand persons
Apply TO GEO. LEA, No. AZ Bowery.