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HONIESTEADs.

MELyINA BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, PAYABLE
Iva in i've per cent m9uthly instalments-rhe liberal
terms offered in this beautiful village properly
70 enable every poor TO sufficient amount from
his monthly earnings 70 purchase home and the price
low as to ensure large advance before half the pay
ments made 1t s very accessible being emily two and
half miles from the Williamsburg ferries and fronting on
the Newtswn plank vhete the Newtown Maspeth
omniSu.,, are constantly Ra'sI6shiare s1p.nce For
third aoor New York, John H. Smith the premises
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
tons have been presented the Board Of AldermeaTo
fence vacant lots Thirtyfh Thirtyfourth and Thirty
third streets between Broadway and Seventh to
regulate set curb and gutter and Gag four sidewalks
Of Eighth from ftyfourth Fifty ninth street.
Asc tho following flag four fee; through
yenth avenues All persons interested having objections
thereto requested to them in writing the
dersgnod ut his Office, before tho Both October
inst. JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissioners,
October 10 1859.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PURLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby gwen to the owner occupant
oupnntsof all houses and lots improved unimproyed
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the and lodged the Office
OF Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
Interested, yizfor building sewer in Greenwich avenue
from the in Sixth avenue to Twelfth street Tho
limits embraced by such include all the
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots peces and parcels
Of land situated both sides of Greenwich from
Jos feet south Of Christopher street to Twelfth street.
both sides of Christopher and Amos streets westerly
the Factory street, the south side Of Charles
the north side OF Hammond and the south side Of Bank
t-ets westerly to Factory street. the north side of
sixth avenue to Amos street. and both sides of Amos
street eastery from Greenwich to Patchin place.
All persons whose interests affected by the
named and who are opposed to the same
writing to the undersigned, at 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
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct.
"
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given, that the following resog
tons have been presented in the Board OF Aldermen To
lay walk opposite 800 Water STREET. To alter the grade
South street. At the Market street. Also
the following petition Thirty fifth street. from
Broadway to Eighth avenue All interested having
objections thereto requested to them in writing
TO the undersigned at his Office before the ah day Of
November, inst.
October o. 1852
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE quIDE-A
I'VE rra teal treatira this euro on All a..
% the general system and tho AZ
the advertised and other remedies never before
Both married and ngo shout rtcd this mot
work snd esrssisliy f afflicted STRANGERS snd sthsrs
needing medical ssehnoe for tho curo Of I'D or eeoot 40
feotionG will thGre fud treatment unequniled prio, Is
cents eeht free to Any address sold BY strintg Town
ecDd, ~ Brost ~, j. q Havat'. fk7L Uya8vsy nss
" the author. u. tAEM0ukT PiJpcla ana Surgeon AZ
cpmplpntg - 'N
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SHIPPING.

FOE LIvnRPooL-UNITED srATEs NAIL srnAn-
will depart with the United States malls for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday. October Sh ~ IL o'clock NJ IRON
her berth 1T sot OF Canal No berth
u. paid fOf Fer frssht having uleqasllea
K. COLLINS co. Ne. IS Wall street. Passengers
requested to be on board at r. The steamship Are
tic will succeed this Baltic. and sal Nov. 18th.
rSHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nall StesmersThe ships oomposinx this Inns the
following: ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Cometook.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been but contract expressly for
service has taken In their
sruc.ionAs In their ensneo strength and Spool
snd their for unequaed for
Price Of passage from Now York Liverpool first
bin Sl2O In second oAbn $40 Exclusive Of extra siss
state room, 500.
From Liverpool Now York, ESQ and Els
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each snip.
Ne kerths secured until paid for.
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CORPORATION MOTTO E.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
cupants Of all hou, and lots imp owed unmproyed
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Asscssor and ooe
OF the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
sons interested viz:For building in Ninth
from Forty fifth to Fifty first street. The limits embraced
By such assess nen include all the several houses and lots
OF ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated
both sides OF Ninth from Forty fifth Fifty
first street. the north side Of both sides
of Fortyseventh, Fortyghth Forty ninth, Ffteth and
and on the south side Of streets
the Eighth All whose interests
affected by the above named aud who OPP
posed to the either of them requested pre-
sent their objections in writing TO the undersigned at
their Office, No Hall Of Records within thirty from
The date oil this notice.
T ESSS5i; I q $Ssa
Oce Burssu Of Assessments, Street Department., Oct
J652
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CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

OoRpORArIoN NoTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE is HERE
by given to the owner or owners occupant Or oceu-
rAnts ali houses lots improved unimproved lands
afscted thereby the following assessments have been
completed Assessors and are IN the ONCE OF
the Bureau for examination by all
Interested yEFor building sewer in Water street from
Tuon TO Beekman street. The limits embraced by such
ill the several houses aud lots OF ground
o pieces and parcels OF land situated both
edes from Fulton to Beekman and
tho sOuthsrly side Of Beekman street from Water to
street. All persons whose interests affected by
the above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to present their OBJ
jeotons writing to the undersigned at 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,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., Oct
% 1852
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HUGHES, DUPUY & CREHANGE NO. 70 WILLIAM
street. upstairs of fancy goods let ana Bsr-
lin iron articles ooomb brooches bracelets silk dress butt
hooks and eyes, calf skins auti-
the most superior quality New Paris articles
seved by every steamer
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HORPORATION N0TiCE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owner occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed the Assessors and lodged in the office
Of bureau Of examination by all
Interested, vz:-For regulating and paving Seventeenth
street between the Tenth and the Hudson river
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
vsral houses and lots ground vacant lo pieces and
oes OF land situated both sides of Seventeenth street.
between Ter tn and Hudson river the westerly
side Of Tenth and the eastery side Of Eleventh
avenue, feet al south from Seventeenth
street. Ali whose interests affected by the above
named and who opposed to the ell
tbsr OF thsm, requested to their
writing to the undersigned at their Office, No.4 Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of his notice
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AssessorI
ISAAB VIM SMITH,
Once, Bureau of Assessments Street Department October
3 1852.
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NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
~ Summer ArrargemeLts-On and after Wednesday
August Isl 1882 trains will as follows leave Nav
at 100 A. NJ Accommodation Train for New London
stopping at all sations LIES A. NJ Express Train for Gull
ford Connecticut river Lyme and Now London connect
Ing with the steamboat and railroad lines for Stonington
Provdepos and New port $3.50 p. Accommodation Train
for New London, at all stations Leave New Lon
don NJ 60 A. X. ation Train for New Haven,
stopping At all stations 1910 Express Train FOR Lyme
Conn sctiout river, Cuord and New Havon Pas5enger
lawn. Newport Providence and stonington in the morn
ing on arriving 81 New London, take this train for New
stopping AZ all stations The ll% A. NJ ESgress frain
leaves sv Haven the arrival OF the A. N. Express
Train from New York The 655 Aocomn odation Train
leaves New Haven the srrival OF tho $3.50 Express
Tr,n from New York The trsns leaving New London NJ
$50 A. NJ and 1910 A. NJ eenneets. New Haven with enc
New Yo-l Train 95 A. NJ. and ISIS r. NJ Passengers by
s y H. Train from New Londoa, csn take tho Express
Trains New Haven for Hartford ans sJringheld OF Nsw
York, ths same evening NIB ~ bo"b. emp.
NEv HsvKE. August ~. lsbt
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THE MARRIED WoMAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
4 Companion by DIR. A. NJ. Maurioeau, Professor Of
Diseases Of Women-Twontieth edition. l8mo. pp. 2Sy.
Price si-Years Of suffering Of physical and mental
Fush to aectiopatt wife and pecuniay dicul-
ties to the husband might have been
possession Of this work II 10 intended especially for the
iarly.
here, also, every female-the we-the motherthe ona
either budding into anhood the other decline
change discover The symrt oms tho
ehcent remedies and the most certain mode Of in
every complaint to which her sex Is subject
Extract Of letter from gentleman Dayton ohiop
~ DAyToN, May 1896
Ny Dear Sir-My wife has been perceptbly sinking fog
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fnemenev,ry successive and dbilitatinS
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that the great discovery OF NJ Desomeaux prsvidsd
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wife would have been in her and nj children lsa
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IL is course mpractcable to convey fully thu
serious subjects treated Of as they Of nature strictly
in tended for the married. those mar
Mt The publishing NEE 1870 Liberty street New York
Little Co. Albany Joseph Tucker Mobile. Ala; T. r.
Peterson No 50 Chestnn street Philadelphia On the
postage any pais OF the United States letters mnss
he addressed post paid, 60 DIR. NJ MAURICEAU box az
New York rot Once. oniao No l29 Liberty Street.
q S so PAGE s. s sysDss as
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBAET, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINcs.-TUE
"A Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hall station New York, daily Sundays e1cet
~ 10 O'Clock A. Mail train 10 Chatham Four Corn ers
with the Western Railroad for Albany ard Troy
Lsbsno, springs Ptssaed Springfield and other nserme
ilsto stations Al oooc1 y. k-hcoommodation tiain
Chsshsn Four Corners, connecting with Western Rail
rad going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take
TIE 10 o'clock A. W. ain to Chatham, Western Railroad to
Canaan and stage 70 Lebanon, arriving early the cane ar
tornoon- Fare through, 81
n sLoAT, surcrintcndont
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(ANDar AND AyBoY RAILROAD ron PHILABEL-
" phi..-LsAves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No
Forlh river, 81 ga M and p. NJ through In ~ hours
rsre hrft osss g. second olAss by Up line onlyh 81
sssurnins leave Phadelphs sSot " Wsirnt srsea %
An aass p. H.
HUDSON RIVER HAILRoAD-TRAIES DAILY,
III (bundays exoeptedl from ChambtrB Street, for Al
bany and Troy. = Through Fares ell Trains tl.c0-
Express Train A. through IN hours connecting wiss
Buffalo Montreal ht O'Clock eTcnas
--Nap -f,r s.Tarouas WAY rrsius ~ snt ~.
-srndsy Nal prein \ ~ ffsn Csbel atreet.-pae
go tsks1 GAhAaers, Canal nrstntttr. 1885. md sG
ttgtsla GRO EIAEK. SupocntsRdsat
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO, s6 Wall street. n. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO.. Liverpool.
g. q. ROBERTS CO., liking Arno Yard, London.
John hUERoE b CO., rs Rus hotre Dame dsa
VICTORIES Paris or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these shps will DO gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
unlesa bills Of adng slgned thersoI and she value
hereof thoreiu expressed.
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lust PUBLISHED 1.-THE MARRIAGE GUIDR"-A
Complete cyalopoda Of all that peculiar inforsuation
physiological and medical which IL required bv msrYis3
people, or those Intending TO marry illustrated With ap-
Hollieh, the celebrated Inthor and lecturer NJ n
This hook 10 different from any othor Of The kind Nn
tsins all the new disceysries By the frenoh 0srnas
hlso mos invaluable book for gentlemen on The phy
ogy derang mens rescration and preservation Of fhei,
TO extreme old age No man shouIA ~
without y Ths Indignation u conveys be found In Ne
dollar TO be hid Of booksellers generally or of ana MA
hor r. w. STRONG Nc. 80 Nassau stYeet who Will scns
them whtro by post ring the n NAV -
address ThauaAnh Ia nre snld dnilv -
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SIIIPPING.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON,
r. NJ Fitch, Commander, will sail for Bro
ing at Southampton, Saturday November from Pier
No. North river, at IL o'clock M Price Of passage
In first cabin, main saloon. $3.50
In first cabin, lower saloon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
In second cabin 90
An experienced surgeon is attached to the ship All let
ters must through the Post 0co Specie delivered
Havre and London. Fer passage freight apply to
MOLLER, SAND RIERA, Agents, % South street.
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They Gil hrst Now York built ehfps provided With
all requisite articles for the comfort and
senger and commanded by Of experience in the trade
The price Of passage $780, without wines 1nor Goods
sent tc the subserbers will be forwarded zee from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD s. HINCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA, VIA PANAMA.-SOUTH-
- ampon Sept 1.-THE long talked Of project for
ing the wide of the Pacific by
svd at length to be in fair train of
about year. powerful steamships will be placed
the station to and from Panama and Sydney touch
ing At Tahiti and New Zealand The Austraasan Pacific
Mail Steam Company recently incorporated by royal
up the line and have contracted for the immediate
tion Of five iron steamships Of 1900 burden,
800 horse ohe vessels being of ron it considered
conducive harmony Of action ship engines
be included in accordingly the builders
the ship will also the machinery Mr. Napier
Of Glasgow building Of these ships Card
Co., of Greenock, Mesrs. Reid Co., Of Port Glas-
and Messrs. Miller, Rayenhill Co., of London,
The first vessel is to be ready months
present date and will be q. esoatchedso sydnsyaa
pioneer Of the line aid thence occupy the Pacific
ton to Panama The highest rate Of speed possible has
been the only dton imposed the and it
is therefore that these vessels provide
the most rapid and regular route Australia The
muncaton each to be MONTH and the Australaan
Companys steamships will correspondence with the
direct West India mail steamships from Chagres South
Impton 1t is anticipated that Sydney will thus reach
ed in 30 IS days from Southampt n-London Times Sep
TENDER H.
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ITO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS NEW INVOICE or
scale plates warranted perfect Just received and for
sale At the lowest prices BY VICTOR BISHOP Is NAdsa
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LIMITED STATES NAIL LINE-FoR NORFOLK Pc
~ tersburg and Richmond, every Saturday. The
and splendid side wheel steamship Roanoke L. Parrish
commander carrying United States mail will leave pier Is
Ee,th river Saturday, October 3d. at four o'clock a.
Bills ofading signed only board For freight apply
board, and for pasonge, to LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, 50
Front nea Old Sim
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E,oR sAvANNAH.-UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ
- The new and splendid steamship ALABAMA c. D. Lud
low captain will leave Saturday October Sth four
o'clock, +. H.. from pier No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
The FLORIDA, NJ. s. Woodruff, captain will leave
Saturday November 9Th For speed strength aocommoda
lions and fare these chips have supeors the
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ORPORATI0H EoTICE.-PUBLTe NOTICE -
~ hereby gives that petition has been presented ~ ths
Board " Aldermen ior 10 Firth street from ave
me 70 The novery al interested N me hbofe
i having objections there are requestNd ~ frese's 80
Is Writirr. ~ ff Contract 1ffrk ~ he aeN ~
t8fart E6rtm Tor = ls.1 NICHOLAS hHAN. I'll ..lAs1s
lr.Lln 4 IL. 10 M.lNrluAAA N-..aNE ". l-ll
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L0R SAN FRANCISCo.-To SAIL TENTH N0VEM-
berthe favorite New York built clipper ship TRADE
WIND, Nath Weber master, is receiving st
pier North river and will be despatched above Ship
will please complete their shipments without delay,
and send In their bills Of lading For balance OF freight
Which, immediate APPLICATION will DO taken at favorable
rates. apply to BOOTH EDGAR 90 Front street.
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ZORRO RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owner occupant
supants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed the Assessors and the Office
OF the Bureau Assessments for persons
interested vig:-For building in Second avenue,
from the sewer in Twenty street. to point twenty
nve feet south Of Twen The limits embraced
by suoh assessment include all the several houses
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
on both sides Of Second between Twen.y-eghth
And ninth streets including the ground with
In about 100 feet of said All whose
rests affected by the above named
are opposed TO the Of
present their objections, in writing the
their oc No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT,
FRANcIs NlcaoLsoN. Assessors.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct
-
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FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
= ;%,ssaIs Z g = ;%sIISGsssllS Il:
Including stewards fees.
limited number OF third GLASS passengers will BE- Eksr
ron Philsdepha and Liverpool and found in provisions
From Philadelphis $50 From Liverpool. q guncas.
Certificates passage will be issued here 10 parties who
DESTROYS Of bringing ont their friends a
rates.
Freight oo per Ton. Coarse goods hardware &o Will h
taken subject to agreement
An experienced surgeon will DO carried each ship.
Small drafts drawn At sight England ane Ireland.
For freight passage, apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Il, Exchange place, N. Yorx.
and No. 3 Walnut street, ilRdelphiA
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS CO., Liverpool
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NEW ROUTE FOR TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH TO
IN Charleston, Norfolk Portsmouth via Bay Line
One Of the Bay line steamers will leave the lower end Of
Spears wharf excepted for Norfolk
mouth Weldon Raleigh, Wilmington Charleston, and New
Orleans at o'clock the evening. Fare from New York
to Charleston 500 New York to Norfolk IS So No charge
for bcrth No charge for baggage the depot the
boat Through tickets purchased Of r. B. Dean agent
N J. R. r., foot Of CORTLAND street.
N. N. FALLS, Agent, Baltimore.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


N ofIoH 70 oARThEN, TO RKNRw rHRIR II.
sseeeA-fhs ordinance for neonHns and regulating
Rg1ue Oaxss and Cartmen proviees that all shall
1872 The LAST day Of ccober IA each year rsnswabs
sve.s 70 thss NINE, applied fer eueh time se
ssss ~ As Mayor Notice y hsreb, sys1 ,hs A, re-
o{eeen Will be granted a. tis ths kszys "
- y. and y. H., daily until October 81.
Ferrous aesirng new licenses, viii apply on OF stot ~
svemner Ths Numbers must be newly psns9a ~ az
40 eeush ade OF Chambers ztrcet oppcsits tne VN n
0here thoy viii be inspected and the oi DcSk
eneokAc by the Inspector mast thea p IL
10 naxshsi for renewal 70 nos " az oso
- o. using express baggage WAGONS ana osnes
VioJes for srsces from place 70 plxce
sSSin shs CITY q drooass % sao fOovsnx extracts roE
Ssssion l. aEvcry cara tsaeh, wagon. array or otne1
ssSicie drawn BY mere horses other animals.
9kich used driven employed for che t-ans
Seson conveyance Of anything whatsoever fren place
place vin the city Of New York o- hire wages pay
villain ths meaning Of this ordinance; and vhe
nall uy keep drive employ snysuoh public
cara Without fret obtaining license therefor from the Aayo
sd ei.y - herensfter provided shall DO deemed guilty
exceeding ten dollars tmpr!oanent not exceeding
tsetion s "n shau roa b lawful FOR
tay person Yeccive 10 hold license W keep Public
oaxta 20 be Public Cartmrr, unless he be Citizen
~ Untcd States and has sanity and roaidee with h ia
ally In said city having family, shall hsve resided
hnsek sheron during ths six cnths preceding and 10 the
k7za Of the cart arR with good horses heroto
nesared ss be kept public CARTS and the Mayor may
sEne under oAsh all persoas applying holding suct
ss.crssaid and Al licenses other thsr 70 crs
ca. shall be void"
w erdoy OF HiS Honor sac Mayer,
AsnER TAYLOR. fsrss hsrshsS-
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CoRPORATION NOTICE.-PuBLIc NOTICE IS
hereby even that Petit has been presented IN te
Bosrd Aldermen for Use in spring street from the
Nsery side Of sullivan street 20 and THROUGH Ihompsoa
sever near All Interested
the above and having objections thereto are requested
present the IN writing u the C)nraot Cierk ~ h
80 - = ''''e NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
croton Assoduo, Department October d. is52.
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In FEW DAYS WILL BE PUBLISHED A VERY
curious and useful work. worthy the attention Of ship
masters, military officers engneers schools and private
families entitled, The grachia Telegraph, original
method Of ccnyersng and sSnslisng by means Of the
To be had Of all booksellers Over two hu ndred iustra
tions. Ii. SA NDERS CO., 2S Warren street.
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T,ARE REpucrD FoR AusTRAIIA.-TnE NEW AND

USARE REDUCED FOR AuSTRALfA.-THE NEW AND
l. elegant clipper shin ToRRSNT, for Port philip and
Sidney at pier S East River TO sa LIST November Parties
about taking rasge for the shoye ports ohoud visit ths
ship before engaging clsewhere. Her Rgo
In every respect superior 20 any others IN this por and
psis e4erste. The long experience Of Captain Corp IN
The pAyieatou or the IniRn insufss Gsie ena
speedy passage. Al experienced seresoa COOS Y ~, tp
Tsf further paftWsY apply boari - Nt1Nsfis1a
4 C0 Ee % 5oith s.rees 20 Eili9t ArlsI s. -. No
40 pcafi sleet.