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The new steamshp Colutis will ply between Fran.
sco ard ir Oregon awaiting at The former ina
arrival Of the mails and passengers at Panama. and return
Ing without delay With the mails 1ld passcngsrs for she
passage By she Unitoa States mail seamera from New
YORK. have preference OF accommodated hoscd OF Mo
Pacihc mail steamcr Rates Of fare from panama 20 San
Francisco on the most favorable regular line az
prcreers Will be kept for the transportation OF freight
and transient passengers between Panas npdssn FrsS-
ton between Acapulco and other Mexican ports Each
enser allowed $50 lbs Yersona baggage free not exceed
us In 10 cubc feet Freight viii he taken TO
Chares st cents foot and from fanam TO San Fran
cisco at The rate Of 500 ton Yer freight or passage
srply 20 CHARLES A. WHITNEY, 81 the ofkce Of tho
ComPspiss III West STREET. corner ~ warren New York.
TIMED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
only through United states Mail Line for California snd
Oregon via spinwal and PanamaThe splendid and
double engine United States Msl Steamship ILLINOIS
the fastest steamer In the world 800 tons brrthD H. j.
Uartstens uSN, COMMANDER will sail Tuesday. July
.h, o'clock precisely ftcm pier a. foot O. War
pary's magnihcent steamer NoRTHEREER will In roa-
dness at Panama 20 receive the lnoiss mails pse-
tengers, and sail Immediately for San Francisco.
RATS OF FARE TO AspIswALL.
Ladies saloon, state Room. Observation-Disclosures. sos
Lower, Aferward and Forward saloon, State Room IS
recona csnin STAINLESS. .........,............ ~
Passengers viii Be- landed Al the railroad wharf a. piSs
WALL free Transit Of the Isthmus at the
psnse Persons securing through passage By the Ussa
saes NAH steamers from New York have prefnce of 40
eemm daon on board the Pacific Mail stssers hsts ~
terms f'f Freight Or passage aPp.Ktgs. 4. WHITNEY,
AZ the sAoe Of TIE Ccnraxsss III Gss sssss, ssV VI
WAUsp stysSA NV IoHh
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
- hereby given to the oyner OF owners occupant or
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed the Assessors and lodged in the Office
Of the of Assessments for examin alton by all
sons interested ya:.TOr dggips and building veil and
The limits embraced by such assessment ncude all the
vera houses and lots Of vacant lots pieces and
cells Of land situated both sides Of street. between
Tenth and line eco feet sassery nor.he,y
tween Tenth avenue and line 400 feet eas.erly and
the eastey side of Tenth avenue, between 18th and 5th
streets persons whose interests affected by the
above who opposed to the same,
either ofthe requested to present their objections
in writing the un dersignea ONCE No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
10, 1852.
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rORPORATIoN NoTICR-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given the owners,
papte II and lots Improved min proved lands
Ahectd thereby that the following have been
completed the ASSESSORS and are lodged in The ONCE OF
the bureau for by all persons
b. setting curb and gutter stones The limits
lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
snatd both des OF sixteenth street from avenue TO
All whose interests affected BY The
seessmeuts and who posed TO the same
either 81 them requested TO present their objections
d writps 10 che undersigned NJ their Office No Hall Of
Reeords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
sAMEEL n. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SIXTH.
Of5ot rureau Of Assessments Street Department July
s.
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ORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given the occupant
All houses and lots improved uni improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed lodged in the once OF
tho bureau for examination by all persons
fotepetsd rcr paving fourth street from Fourth
and setting curb and gutter between Fh
Sixth syennes The limits embraced by s.oh assess
M include all the houses and lots of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
Of Thirtyfourh street. beween Fourth and sixth
Thfsh Streets All persons whose intsrests are Affected
same sher Of them, requested TO present their OBJ
ieccps In writing Tho ndersigned at thar sfce No
Bali Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
NOTICE. SAMUEL III DE MOTT Z
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Cce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
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RFoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ herehg riv.a TO tho owner occupant or 90
eupants ~ all houses and lots, improved or unsmproved
thereby thst the folio wing assessments have
bean W Assessors and lodged in the Office
81 the Enrnau for examination by oil
terestoa vis Fhr building aSewer in stanton Atreet,
Suffolk soet 70 point 80 Soet east 9f the Bowery
tn Imits ebr3ced by such ASSESSMENT, include all the
and lots gonnd vasnnt lots pieces and
GELS land Situated both sides OF stanton street. from
street III ~ 30 feet south from stanton streets
an hath sides OF ESSEX Ludlow Orchbrd Allen, btrtige,
Toysyth AND CLTysts Streets feet north and 250 feet
soutb from Stentou street, and the east side 81 the
povery ITO feet north from stanton street. All persons
whose arc affected by the above named
and no the either OF sham arc re-
1neteJ 10 crescent their objections in writing tie
Jers,ened Il their No He'll of Records, within
thr ty days from the cnte OF this notice
SAMUEL VI. DE MOTT, ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Once Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department., July
A
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MUslCN.a


DrhE0 FORTE FOR SALE-GTLBERTS MAKE, 6B
Il octave With the fo1nn attachp ent has been In
only gear cost $50 and r he sold vosy cheap for
cash. Please coll at "a East T~s-ty fifth Btrcet
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CoRPoRArIoN NoTIcE.-rU sLIc NoTICEIsHERE.

CORPORATION MOTT Cg.-PU BLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by gwen 30 the occupant or oceu-
pants all houses and ots improve or unim lands
affected thereby that the following ssesments have been
completed by the ASSESSOR and are lodged In the ooe Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for animation by al
ipterested vzror building in Thirty rst street.
between Lexu snd Fourth The limits
by such include all the houses and lots
fgreund vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land stuaed
both sides Thirty street. bet lie aud
Fourth All persons whose interests affected
hy the above named ssesments snd who opposed to
the either Of thsm requested 70 present their
objections in writing 20 the Mt thar Office NJ.
Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL ~ DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
10. 1852
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given TO the occupant oc-
cubantf, Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lar DIS affected thereby that the have
bn completed by the Assessors and lodged the office
OF the Bureau Of Assesment for examination by all per-
soDs interested via For tagging he sidewalks Of Thirty
seventh street. between Ninth and Tenth The IL
its mbraced by such include al the several
lots Of ground vacant lots and parcels Of
land situated both sides of Thir seventh street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues All persons whose ate;
who opposed to the either Of shcm
ed present their in writing to the
at their office, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from tn date OF this notice.
SAMUEL II. DENOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC YIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
49, 1859,
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.


CHAMPLIN PLACE. IsLIP, l.. This DELIGHT
Island opposite Island Light miies from New York,
by railroad turnpike has unoccupied desirable
Families wishing the same will please address AMOS
sTELLENWAG. Isiip Post Once
VIENNA SPRINGS. oAIo--TBis NEW AND FASH
N iOnable Watering Place Is for the reception
BY Rirgsbufy of the Burnot House, and Me- Whltasy
Of the ell House. IL is OF the most teastf1i aud
healthy locations in the West, and the great rairotd
syenue from Cincinnati to New York The hotel il spacious
beautifully furnished kept in the style of The best
Eastern hotels Thsre may ainusements-pienty ~
the host soeety-benutiiu drivesromantio sceheryfn
band Of music 30, &C. Travellers going East OK est
win Go we'll to call and see for themselves.
HAYS HOUSE, EALH0UsIE SQUARE. MONTREAL
III G. +. POPE.
CEA AND RIVER BATHiNo-oCEAN HOUSE
- threwsbury n 1.-THE above house 10 now opsnad Ter
The Thos. Hunt Edwin Lewis Golden Gate and
Gpp leave Peck slip snd foot Of Robinson street daily for
the above house.
MOUNT WASHINGTON U0UaE.-BY HORACE
IN1 Eabyan, White Mountains, N. H.-lhs celebrated
hotel Is situated the foot of the eastern slope OF the
their Hottest tummis Persons travelling for pleasure or
sport, here enjoy mountain ait. pictures
cry the trout streams Of The White Mountains
will fund at
always readiness those wishing 10 ascend the
tains-safe and footednott OF them having had
training two or three ysars With assssnt and gentle
manly enides. HORACE yam. fropriesor.
JENNINGS Assistant late Of ST. Johusburg House.
HEATH HOUsE-sCHooLEY'S AoUNTAINHINERAL
HI Springs, New JerseyThis cid Hnd popular establish
ready TO enter into with families for the sun
and s0cit continuance Of former patronage Full
information had ID references to the place. Co. by
referring TO card 81 the Irving sEd Nsy York
Hotel A. L. STIGE6,
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ORPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby gwen to the owner owners occupant or
cupapts Of all houses aad lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the office Of the Bureau q Assessmsnts for examination
four feet wide through the sidewalks Of sixth street,
between avenues and o. The Unite embraced BY such
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land s'tustd
the side Of Sixth street known the street
Nos 1853 1885, 37, $50 and 36 and ward No. 20T All
affected By the above named ssess
requested to present their objections in writing t the
undersigned ut THEM ONCE. No Hall OF Records within
thirty days from the date CT this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau of Assessments, Street Department July
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAHDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA-
~ deIphia from Pier No. North river foot Of Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily:
Morning line leaves NJ. Afternoon express line at
Fares, fret elass cars. 50 SECOND class tby2P line
ain ut street at A. NJ and Y. NJ. Emlgrant line, by
stesnboat TRANSPORT, from Pier No l. at5P.h. Fare,
81 80.
NOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines. through in four hours New Jerssy Rail-
rosd via Jersey City leaving New York a. foot II
Cortlandt street. and 81 r. ~, Liberty street Fare, -
for first class and So ~ for seeoad sla in and A. NJ
Return st and A. ~, and 50 NJ Baltimore, WISHING
ton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold IN tho
shove lines and through carried in The NJ .nd
81, II, II. lines.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant
occupants ofs houses and lots improved OF unprOved
been completed by the Assessors and lodged In the Office
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all per
interested viz For building In Bridge street.
from State to whitehall street The limits embraced By
ground lo pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Bridge street. from state 70 whitehall street.
Of whitehall Bridge street to the
Bowling Green and on the easer side Of State street
erests affected by the above named and
who opposed to the same either Of them
quested present their in writing 70 the under
signed At their ONCE No. Hall Of Records. within thirty
~"'' ''N-' SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
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CoRPoRATIoN .NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owner owners. occupant or
occupants ofa houses and LOTS improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged the ONCE
Of the Bureau Of Assessments: for examination BY all per-
street. between Elm street and Broadway The limits
braced by such assessment include all the several houses
situated beth sides Of Franklin street. from Elm street
north and from Franklin street. All persons whose
interests affected by the above named assessments and
who opposed to the either Of them,
quested present their objections in writing the under
signed at their office: No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL 4. De MOTT,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
Is, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
Asr:b given TO the owner or owners occupant Or eecu-
9seted thereby, that the following have been
esnDetsd By the and lodged the oce Of the
Of examination by al persons nte
rested 1:-Fer building sewer in Second street, from
ne limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and
Avenue Second avenue on the west side Of First sve-
seutheriy First street, and northfrly sc feet from
street. and the east side Of Second avenue
fse ssutherly from Second avenue AL persons whose
affected by the named
wAe opposed TO TIE same either Them request
81 their Office No. Hall Records within thirty days
&cu The date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ole, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
=. 1852
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gxHTPPTNG.


EOa LIv1RPOOL-UNIFED STATES NAIL sTRA n
a shfp ATLANTIC Capt James Wosk-This steamship
vii Depart with she United States Nails for Europa pos
lively. on Saturday July 2th ~ Il o'clock from her
berth ~ he foot OF Canal street No berth secured tin
PAID sr Eor f,ssAter passage having gDsqualiod
EDWARD X COLLINS h CO.. 90 Wall street.
The steamship ARCTIC win succeed the Atlantic,
August.
NOTICE TO CoRsIGREas.-srRAMsHI ARCTIC
from Liverpool und' eral order,
A. tho foot OF Canal street. Consgneee will please send
permits on board and attend 50 receipt Of their good
II. X. COLLINS GO.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail SteamcYs- The ships composing this line tGs
busxiBgi- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, CaptAfn Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Comstoof.
. ADkIATsC Captain 0rAfson.
Theee shs having been built bv contract expressly for
,eryte evory has been taken sheir
In their ensnesto strength and speed,
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in first
sEe state rooms, $500
From Liverpool 70 New York, ESQ and f20
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ahic.
No berth secured unit, paid FOR.
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ITO iron YOUNDERs-5EALED PROPOSALS WILL
resolved tho office of the Croton neduct Depart
nsns Ro.unds Parh until July 10Th 1852 at o'clock
pipes twenty inches diameter in the inside
three quarters Of Inch thickness OF metal and nine feet
hshed inspection and BY Of shree hundred
suoh = win bear drilling and cutting Proposals win state
ether the pipes to be from blast
melted iron, and If from sho former the of tho
and uscd The pipes be st tho proving yard
foot OF Twenty street, East river New York;
Ct them BY the 18Th August and the hasnse s q
PAYMENTS to be made within twenty days of the and
IA pecton Of each parcel with reservation Of cent
until the the tract In deciding the
bids the the right reject all q
terms Of bdp the Of the city rsu-
1ating eOAsracts viii be furnished application At this
efhce. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
July 2, 1852. Croton Aque duct De partment.
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csTpEEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notioe hereby given that the iolio petit
tion presented the Board OF Assistant Alder
men regulate and grade ll6h street from Fourth ave-
East ryer 70 flag space four feet vide south sde Ok
street TO Third avenues to nag and
widen yak The soushery Of Monroe TO % Marhes
rte Interested having objections thereto are
them in writing TO the upderssned, ~
D" '''''' % y J0MN r D0DSE. si,sst csmmissepsE
yuAs - lSy@
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS -
- Public notice In hereby given that the following reti
trs presented in the Boara OF Assistant alder
msno ard gutter and flag four feet through side
wsts II Eiahtythrd snd Eghty fourth streets between
Fourts asd Fifth avenues 10 dig well and erecta pump in
street Fourth ard Lexington
10 dig erect pump n Eahythird street. be-
tween Fourth and Firth 10 dig we'll and erect
pump N Pythitd street between Fourth and Fifth ave.
pue 10 widen battery place from state 90 West streets to
street and flag side walks between Tonth
snd avetue All persons interested having OBJ
thereto sted present them IN writing 10
The at bis oce or before the 25d day OF
July inst. JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commr
July -, 1852.
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CORPORATi TON NOTICE PUBLIC MOTT On is HERs-
~ by given TO thc oocu osct - oocu-
papt Of all and ots or yed snds
Affected hersby that ths folio wing
cengletd BY tho Assser asd are lodred Ia the ooe Of
" ~ ny All persons
AveIu n the Third avenue The limits embraes I'd by
such include all the And lots
Eopnd vacant lott pieces and parcels of laad atnsed
both sides Of Eighty third street from TO ths
Third All hose interests Are by
the above named and who opposed the
either Of the requested objec-
tions in writing, to the undersned at their ONCE No
Hall Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH
1852
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IN AVDRN AND kxCISR LIUANsRS-uAYOKr
Once. nth juno, l6o2 Netss-rhe laws of the Ssste
subject every who shAl sell retail ANY wne
Sinsnsss - .iss srssay rum GIN ssrsas water, s.ssr
nes, A q ether exciseabe or sreos quoSs without b.
ybS .hsl sell any strong or s.aoss qnor.
liquors imported distilled BY themreves without being
licensed penalty doASs for each osnse
meetings for granti. licenses ths ONCE The fcIc wing
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Leaving New York for Aspnwau the 5:h and 0tn CT
each MONTH
The new steamships 81 Dorado and Falcon will form
Direct between New Orleans and Asyrwa leavins
the ald 2d Of each month and forming with the Pacis
through line 20 and from New Orleans ard
ports Aexico California and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong, Harris Coz
agents at that place.
ro, Iadies Saloon State Rooms ...............s sos
Tora. sna Foyvsrd Saloon Hto ms IS
aeconA Cabin standees Observation-Disclosures. -
Stesrars .................. 30
Psssensers are landed at rsrcsd depot, Aspn WALL
free 81 The railroad being in operation, and
running halt the distance from 70 Panama
IRE srsus,ni Of the Ishmus be performed In from
eirb.een 70 tweAyfour hoursthe expense, which varies
from $40 TO SIS, to be borne by tbs passengers.
sTEAnsHIP COMPANY.
The public informed that under the new srrhnssmert
Of this company inspected and approved hy ne
Navy Department commanded BY Navy ofcers and car
ryng the United States Mails Will hereafter leave Panama
immediately sryal of the Atlantic mails and San Era.
siaco the s and 18Th Of each month"; and viii toch
Acapulco reserve will be kept s. each end 81
the ute to sccider Tho following steam yanf
belonging TO the Psci6c Ma Steamship Com psay
TIRE Pacific Of which will be always IL port a. each
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On which days al persons, wh0eShie o vsI NJ Iesas
Dealers who require licensos requested 90 attend Y
Hoense 10 dollars and mus be paid Ia bank
Sbe money. AL denqueps will be Immediately thereafter
reported feY prosecution. BY order Of the Mayor,
ASHER TAYLOR. Rrst Marshal
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MAYORS OYFICK-NEw YORK, JULY g. RENO
Nl ee TO Owners Of DogsNotice hereby given. that
and after Monday July H. the ordinance respecting dogs
found running loose large street south of Forty
,ssoas Si,hous being properly be strict,
brought alive to the Pound in East street between Delan
cey and Rvington streets, which shall have been found
in the street running oose at large without being
pery muaSled Of the certificate Of the
Pound Keeper to the Chief Of Police at his the
Pars Owners Of dogs reclaim them at the Pound be-
sunrise and sunset the day in which they
A. G. KINGsLAND, Mayor
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SNpRPORa rION FOTICE.-sTREET DEPARTMENT,
~ No. BAL e heesrds.-puho notice Is hereby given
th1t the foovd resolution has been adopted by the Com
Counoii-kescved. That return bulkhead be made
Hudson River the termination Of the bulkhead
hs northery line Of lft stree. to the point on
the nor:hery of the basin between
2st and S streets direction Of the Street Com
iope and that roce be given TO the owner owners
the fronting said return bukhead to build the
the work 30 De or before the st day Of
October 1882 snd pieted within sixty days thereafter
and said OF tho sad upland shal
NEGLECT refuse 20 make the said reurn bnlkhead as d
Yccted IL shall the duty Of the Street Commits
ooer te same to be bulls for the use snd benefit
tke Aldermen aud Comm0nalty Of the City OF
New York. expense thereofto be taken FROM the
Vrs.ion estate Adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen Jnre H. 1852 Asst Aid. June IL, 1852. APPROX
ed By the Mayor, June q, 1852
JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
New York. July !, 1852.
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THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP WASH
IN0TON. Z. n. Fitch, Commander will sail fOr 9rs-
men, touching 1T Southampton, TO land the as and
for England and France on Saturday July ~ from
Pier No. North kye At csioch NJ Price ofgassage
In first cal in, main saloon. $40
In hrst cabin lower faAoon lm
IN second ca uin W
experienced surgeon i attached 30 tho chip All let
tiers must pass through the Post once Specie devoeed in
NOLLER, SAND AIERA. Aver 70, 26 S5n.h street.