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Butte record., 1853-12-03

Es- We learn from the San Francisco Eve
ming .Ne,cs that Page. Bacon s Co. propose
Ito build a T ilroad from San Francisco TO the
Mission Dolores We wish the same enter
krising firm would construct one from San
Francisco, through the Sacramento Valley, to
intersect the Atlantic and Pacific railway, the
terminus of which will be, beyond the posi-
bility of doubt, what is generally known as
sNoble's Pass
Butte record., 1853-12-03
MnLn 40 SrANn ,.

TsY HE Subscribers, having fitted up their cs-
tablishment and replenishel their stock ot
goods from San Francisco, iatter themselves
that they can compete with any in the trade,
and would avail themselves of the present oP-
portunity to thauk their friends and the
public generally for the liberal support the
''stand has always had, and to solicit con
tinuance of that support, upon the caSa PriH
cipie. tos small profits aud quick returns.
Ferguson IS Co.
Bidwelrs Bar Butte Co. Nov H..
Butte record., 1853-12-03

Coop sHaor1se. e.----Tuesday afternoon two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

IMPAIRMENT OF STREETS AND LANPs.-NOTICE
anss and lamps % S the e.
Day 70 e E sa Vi:
The contract districts sh. comprise all the
markets and thereof IeiuSsd within the
oS.Fns & e. Second Third
fGS ls s snS Eass n. Fifth Eighth Ninth
Fourteenth and Fiftesnth wards ' -''N'
The Thru District csIprsss the Seventh TENTH
Fourth District consists Of tho Sixteenth Eighteenth
Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty First and Twenty
several contractors shall cause tho CUTTERS Streets
limit; ssoreashis
i ne
ssaa ns ssS .n
remove all the flth garbage manure ana rubbish Of all
N
5s Ct
Sry sn street &S 5 shall ., every Tussd
morning those days cause the and the cutters
Collected IN the streets than can Ss
IN ssi ssaIsS'oS. also: 4 their
he ana all Oh
The said SHALL their peass severay
provide sufficient number q sloops seows vessels
from their respective fast as the same shall be
S at s viii .n 4 ss A;
and cutters opposite the public places and buildings be
Ion to occupied by the corporation for their
within the respective districts and eha the
the streets opposite such public ground building
leyslled and the walks thereof TO be spfnkled with
sord aBbes In Of ice such sdewalks and shall
perform such other duties in the removal of
which the situation Of the streets may require by the
head Of the department ordered.
Blank estimates BIO had by application ~ the Office Of
the Commissioner Of Streets Lamps at the corner
Chambers and Centre streets whore all information be
obtained to the specific duties required TO be
formed by tntrsctors.
The amount Of security reqired will be $40 $50 each
dstric for the faithful performance of the duties
erbed abeye and hereafter to be stated Proposals must
be enclosed in sealed envelopes addressed TO Henry
lsrus jun Commissioner of Streets and Lamps and dis
tincty stating the district and the wards comprising
the same that the party parties DESTROYS Of bidding
Qualifications for security will based upon provis
OF the amended charter Of 1883. which solows-Sec
No bid shall be accepted from contract awarded to.
who 10 in to tho corporation debt
contract or who Ia deauter security Otherwise,
upo AIRY obligation to the corp ration.
&c., 10 No additional allowance beyond the legal claim
under contract with the ton for service
opis account or in s employ shall ever be ao
The right will be reserved ty the Commissioners to reject
rests Of the city The fitness Of sels &e to carry
the city coal asbes rubbish &c &C. will be passed upon
by the OF rees uch other person
persons whom she Commissioner appoint for such
The proposals will be publicly at the Commits
si0rer aoce, in association with the Com 0sroer
ar ended charter section H. 1885, the lh OF Sept
at ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
HENRY ARCULARlUs, Jr.
fept ., 1898. Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - NOTICE rs HEREBY
~ given, to the OWNER occupants of
all houses and lots improved and unimproved lands affect
ed thereby that the following
pleted BY the Assessors and are lodged in the once
CT Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all per-
interested, viz-for building q sewer in Broome
street. from the sewer built vsrick street
and through sullivan street TO the sewer near Grand
street Tho limits embraced by suah assessment include
all the several houses and lots of ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated on 10th tiles Oh
Broome street. from Varick TO Sullivan strtets both
sidos Of sullivan street. from Grand to Broome street,
the west side OF sullivan srest from Broome Spring
street on the south side OF Spring street. from CLARK TO
yan street to no feet west az Sullivan street, both
sdes OF CLARK street from Broome Spring street.
the south side OF Dominek street. rosn to rs feet
vest OF Clark street. All persons whose interests AT
ieeted by the above named ats and who
nosed % The same or either Of them requested
tent their objections in writing the their
ace NO Hall Of Records, within thirty dsyn from the
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES }. DUbcE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, \
omoe Butesu Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
temler 3. lsa3. -
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CORPORATION NOyl cE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners oeeupan. or
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
beea completed by the AssoYs, And lodged in the
of6ce the examination by all
persons Interested vi1-Tor building in Twcnty
The limits en- braeed By such cnde all the
raj houses I'D lots Of ground lots and
cells OF land situated both sides Of Twenty sixth street,
from Madison TO Fourth All persons whose
Gets affected by the above who
are the either of them
tb Office Hall OF Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Aseessors.
CHARLES Men NELL -
Office, S1rtsu Of Asssene Street Depart ment Sept
J, 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owners occupant
pants Of s houses and lots improved
affected thereby that tho
BY the Assessors aad are lodged the office of
the Bureau Of nents for by all
Interested WIZ paving Twenty ninth street, between
Second and Third The limits nb-aced by such
assessment include all tho several houses lots
vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both
sides Of Tween street. nom Second to Third
All whose interests affected by the above
assessments, and who opposed TO same either
them requested to their objec 10 writing
to the undersigned ~ their Office No Hall Of Records
within Thirty days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sep
tomher z. ls.l u.
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CORPORATION NoTlCH-puBLIC NOTICE is HERE

CORPORATION EOTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given TO the owner owners. occupant
pant Of all housee and lots improved
affected thereby that the following have
ecmplsted by tho and are In the ooe Of
interested viz For building Ninsteenth street,
from First The limits embraced by such
pieces and parcels q land situated both
All persons whose interests affected the above
assessments and who opposed TO the either
to the undersigned at their ofce No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MciJIELL. y
OEce, Bureau Of AfsesEment Street Department. Sept.
3 1913.
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given to be owner owners, occupant OCCUPANTS
- AL houses Snd lots, improved unimproved lands az
Scted thereby that the following
somplsed BY the Assessr and lodged the Office Of
nassts y.1For ssstss curb and snttss street,
~ such assessment include sill the several
q rcund vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land uAted
ss east e Fifth svenue both sides Of 10Th be-
cm Eighth avenue 6 feet esst Of Seventh avenue
tie east side Of Eighth from 18th TO IOl
Axsetsd y the abovenamed stsessments and OPP
st their objections in writing tho their
.ee No Hall Of Records within thirty days the
tA-e Of this Aotice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES3 McNrEJLS
uee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. August
-. lS6H
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TyoRPORATI0N EOTJCE.-DEPAKTMENT OF RE
~ pairs and Supplies September :. 1875 TO builders
GAIsd proposals. will he received a. the Office Of the Com
tnissioner OF Repairs and Supplies No. New City Hall
al Tuesday September 49, ed3 at IL ociech NJ at which
time they will be opened Tin accordance with the ordinance
xfsrsor for the alterations ard repairs 60 The Eighth ward
Eoee sAen on the Of Prince and Wooster streets
The plans and specifications OF the work he
and al in regard thereto he had at the Of
Ase oil the sunerntendes of Public Buildings 10 Eliza
18th street blank estimates will be furnished either
aee ADO estimates will be received for tho rcpaying OF
Broadway from Franklin to Canal street. with rYap-
&c block stone All Information required viii be given at
she Office Of the Commissioner Of Repairs Sppcs No.
New City Hall or a. the ONCE q the
at the oce the of And
Supplies No. New City Hail. for the additions
and repairs house Ct ook and Ladder Conpony No
gtsatsd in Twentyenrth street Between seventh and
required TO be DONE M information regard tbercto
had tho Office OF the euperntendens OF Publ;s
BnidDgr 10 Elizabeth street. Blank estim will be
Furnished either Office The Commissioners the
riyht 60 all OF SO estimates Is deemed for
interest Of tho corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW n. PURDY,
Commissoner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
- aes.d proposals will be received 81 this oh9e un
Thursday Septe Der 1853 to regrade and Thirty
third street. between First and Third avsnue regrads
and Liberty street, from broadway to Greenwich
street Specifications TO be had application 70 the
tract clerk Of this departr emit
JAMES FUsEY. Street cemmissiorer.
August 90 1863.
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9yoRPoRA!IoE NOTIUS-PUBILC NOTION is HERE
BY given 10 the swney ovnesA occupant
q al houses s.a lots Improved Or u.impssy:s lsnd AZ
completed By hs assessors and are isassd In sns Office Of
nssse,sed W. -For becss sewer IN chIstophsr street.
The l%its embraced BY such sssesmsn: include all the
parcels efsnd situated beth sides
Factory street from Christopher 20 Amos street. both
sides OF Fourth from Christopher 70 on
both sides Of Beeeker Amos south
of bo sides Of Bedford street. from
seventy fee< south Of
street, both sides Of Hudson street. street TO
sixty ave feet south Of Christopher street,
Greenwieh street from to south Of
street. both sd,s of Washington
Christie pier to Ass street. both Wceha vixen
street from Christopher 70 hundred thirteen
north Of Christopher street. che West street
from Christopher 10 hundred thirteen north Of
Ghristopher street. and the south de Of street.
nom Washington TO Hudson srees Al persons whose in
forests Affected by the above named and
who are opposed 70 the same either Of them,
Gueted present their objections writing under
sgned as sbeir choe No Han Of Records within thjrty
days from the cate Of shis notice.
S S sI:S4s { .ssSssr. Assessors.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Sep
TENDER 8, 1883
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ITO SLATERS-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived by the Governors Of TIE AlpJ House. their
Office in the Rstunda Park until " O'Clock NJ of The 18th
inst for atng the south wing Of the work
wells Island with best Vermont slate; also for gutors
fashings and leaders, Specifications be at this
oiceoice Of the Governors OF the Aims use Sept g.
1853.
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E9aPoRATIoN notice : PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
vaAts Of M houses aud lots improved unmproyed lands
scted thereby thAt tho following have
completed BY tie AssessorL and lodged
s 1c9ssu q for exsminaion by all
Broadway to Eighth avenue and masadamizng space
sAy feet vide through the Of shs The limits
I'D let; Of vacant lots pieces md parcels Of
gay 70 Eighth everua All whose irtoresas AZ
Notes BY the absve sred and who oppos
Cd 70 the either Of them requested
thsI chjectons in writing 20 The undersigned, At their
Cce, 30 Hs of Records within thirty days from the
&at< 81 this xotiss.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Arses-ers.
CHARLES McNIEA
cNee prresu Of ents Street DsI irtncst Az
Nsse r, 1853
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fyOEPORATION NGTICs.-FUBLlC NOTICE is
~ hereby gyeE 70 the owners occupant ooeu
pants Of S houses and lots imprQycd qs untmpyovAd
lands aesssa bsrssy that te isliSNlf have
been SoDplsteA ~ sAe lodged In The es
Of the Bureau Of Asssssnent for examination AL Per-
sens nt..e.tsa Vi, Per sassng the soushsrly
embraced b. such e,ude all the
and lots Of gousd vacant and parcels land
situated the south ndes Of Fourteenh street. from
avenue 70 point o feet YES. q B. All persons
nsns and vhe opposed Inc same ., either 81 them
requested t. their objections wrtius
undeSssAed ~ their efboe, No. Hall Of Recoy6s within
thirty Gays from .ss sste AZ this sokioe.
WILLIAM 0AGA,
CHARLES J. DODGE, SAsuessc.a
CHARLES McNIELL, y
Ofos Rryssu Ct AEsss-aeass Street Lsrsstment Sep
tenler 3. E6a
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N0pPORATION NoTICE.--PJBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the owner can't
ssess Of al houses and lots improved nnes
2Reoted merely that tho following
ssnReed by the Assessors and are lodged in the Office OF
as nnfesu o. for examiation by s persons
Vxtb avenue and Broadway The its embraced by such
meant iee PIECES and parcels Of land situated both
ALI persons whose interests sdested by the above
rAsned asresnepts and whb opposed to or
Ghey of them, requeeted to tor objections ia
wItirs to tie undersgaed, At their Office, No Hali Of
Eleeref within thirty from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, {Asseeeors.
CHARLES MCNEIL. }
Once Bcreau Of Assessments Street department., August
a tSsd -
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fNHOTCN AQUEnUCT DkPARTMENT.-TO CON-
~ tsnctoSa-sealed proposals. endorsed proposals
sewe IN Madison w be received at the Office Of
september 1853 At u O'clock for the building Of sewer
street, from No rs Madison street 70 the Rutgers
street. being in length about 400 eet The plan Of the
And specifications or the building the and other
formation relating thereto be obtained application
NICHOLAS DEAN,
PRECEDENT Of the crc.op AGredust lspsr aeIt.
New York, August 20, 1899.
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s-eoRpcRArToN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is

E-1OHPCRATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
&rbeHsty given to tho occupant
ARfs all houses and lots I'm unimproved lands
SAsetd hereby that the following assessments have
enpsted the kssessors and lodged in the office Of
1es Bureau for all persons in
ssueseea Fer fencing lots on Second avenue and Tbir
eeen5h street. The limits by
uSs sH the several houses and lots Of ground
sesd between ,welth snd Thirteenth streets and
- hundred spd thirty three Second
IN perfops s6ected By the above
snd who opposed TO the either Of
yAo are requested TO present their objections in visiting
within r:y days from the date q iris nocs. Ns'0e''
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessora
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
ose, Boreau Of Assessments, Street Department, August
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fI01P0RATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given to the owzer owners, occupant
Esats AL houses and lots, improved Of unmproved
AAds affected thereby that the following
Lave been completed Sg the lodged In the
ses Of 8u.ssn Of for sI.mnat0n By q.
Try east side from Brcome to Rvpgon streets limits
ssnbraced hy snch assessment, ineiude a The several
e land the east sid: q The Bose-y from
rsgton street fom the Bowery to 1859 feet East Of bow.
ety. All persons who's. interests affected by
Ahsr Of them are rsquestsd to present their
VSStrdA within thirty days the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLkS J. DODGE Assessora
CHARLES McEIELL
Brreau Of Assessments Street Department August
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LaOR LIvEHPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
IL ship ATLANTIC JaA West. COMMANDER. This ssesm-
ship will depart with the United States mails 10. Europe
positively Saturday September ~ O'clock from
her BERTH at the foot Of Canal For freight or
sage having unequaed for eleyanoo AMI
comfort, Apply 70
Passengers requested 10 be on board 1T llL Al nj
The steamship Arctic will euoceed the Atlantic ana aa
October l.
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fyESTON AQUaDUCT DEPANTMENT;-TO CON-
" ractort-Sealed proposals. sndA rsed proposals for
eaiidns sewer In sixth street," will be received ~ the
rsiI Monday the oh dsy Of september 's.S e.
END dnty.tf7 - Stxth street, between ~
kyohkes IA 4san Gf tho sever, and sp>
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CORPORATION NOTICE. DEPARTMENT =
~ Streets ard amps by virtue Of the amen -
ceived NJ the office of commt ssioner o. -
for lighting with gsS. cleaning and =
lamrs and also for furnishing VI
markets and tuding s. now ne. y =
the corporation, in tho dit
and running from tho "
ly tho New York
pi Ice fo-
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INCORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby sven to the ewner or owners occupant
Hants Of all houses and ots mpro unm lands
sreed thereby that the assessments have been
BY the and od5d in tho office Of the
6mreAu OF Asseesmenss for examination by AL In
tersste5 huildng sewer n Madison ayenne be
tween Thirty and Thirty eighth streets The limits
BY ruch assessment include all the
d los Of ground vacant lots and p.,ses OF land
tHattd On both sides OF Madison between Thirty
seventh and Thirty eighth strests All persons whose
fexess sye sheoted by the above named
1Ao opposed 20 the either OF them requested
9esent their objeetons writing TO the uaderssnec
pen Abe date ef thfs notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES NcNIELL, }
nee 3uresu OF Assessments Street usust
=
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CROTON AQUlDUCT DEPARTMENr.-TO OON-
aCt0rs proposals. endorsed Proposal for bnild
ieg Amos street. win b. ,eceivsd q the eos q
Monday the 2th Of September 1853 81 twelve o'clock
NJ TO build with the necessary receiving basins
river The plan Of and for the build
ing Of the same oil other information relating thereto
can be obtained application 70 tho Wster Purseyor, At
THO. r. DE FORREST A citing President crotoe Aqus-
A. w CRAVEN, Chief InglneeY. ! cpct Board.
New Y0Yh, september ], 1873
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rfoSFoaATloN NOTiCE.-ruBIIc NOTICE rs
~ hexs BY to the owners,
axasAs all houses sed Lots i'm proved proved
sss affected thereby that the hsys
7een completed by The Agsescys and lodged the
snee Of The Bcrssu Of for BY all
iCtereGtsd For setng ourb and gutter
q Forty eighth street from Eighth TO eenh
6x 6asg feet wide through the sidewalks Of
tie The limits eubrassd assessment include
vi she several houses and ground vacant lots pieces
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Forty eighth
Asset from Eighth to Tenth All persons
n affected By the absve nsmei lssessmens and
hO oppossd TO the either Of The
q - e.st th,ir objections in writin to the under
fnYe from tho date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAELES j. DODGE, ASssesor6
CHARLES MCNEIL,
0Mess Barcau Of Assessments Street Department, An
gost -, 1853.
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z HOT0N 1QUE9UCT DEFARTNENT. = 70 CON
,issoss SEALED BrSpos: s1SoTsd p,eg0sal 70.
received 81 the once the Croton Aqueduet Departments
until sondsy Tho lAh day Of September 1853 ~ u o'clock
for the building Of sewer with receiving
basins and euivsrss IN Nett street. from Poll Waller
length about 68 feet The plan Of the aud spes6ss
tons Tor the building Of the and AL other nform
ton relating thereto be obtained application W tho
Water Purveyor, 9 This enios:
THO. R. DE FOREST Acting Pre- ejoent Crcton qne-
A w. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, Duct Board.
New York, September I8ta
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sIIYPPuHGs

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA-TnE ARABIA
II Jodhlns oompander will leave Abe eompaoy q dook
at City for Liver pool IT'D mails psssa az
Wednesday nett september7th a. Il o'clock noon ore.
A. M = 20
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ANTHOLOGY.

EXTRA PUBLIC NOrICE-IS HEREBY CT =
~ Mrs. II. ROEDER I49 West hight -
only person : lat gives true inform
affairs through life, en- the past,
Those who have consulted NJ
her surpassed skill In CT
spread throughout the
found confidence to thu
OF the hishest rcsnso'
regard to healt'
lawsuits. ~
i'm raeiH
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
and PIC ss
Of Wstrea street, carrying the gsssrnmsat nsils 49,
sSs.ys SEP
Freight taken to New Orleans at forty cents per cubic
Shippers Vii BE- sarnsSea With The blank form OF bill
s day
freight passage apply at the cges Of she sempapy,
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LIVE
San Accessory Trsr ss Company II Kc.
9ssH Il I 4 The mail ony
!Se ssa double ensins stea,nship STAB or rmE wRsf
ssfis's r s.e ssys fs r 5ssa svs
gssc iss %
Nicaragua traast having but Twelve miles OF land
ssssf 'fs % 'ssI
sage 81 ne lowest rates srpy only - A' agency Of as
''1'''"'' CHARLES MORGAN. Agent.
A usrRAL1AN STEAMSHIP CoaeANY.-ros FORT
h p nsS x6
p ses. viii :. Tor hfs o sSn
ports Wednesday September Is. al two O'clock from
steamship 4 her dock ready fsripsrecten and will
pGpss ssys for 0a shs fas S SR'h n On this ship
dstions superior to steamer ever built and from her
the will be made in shorter time than IL has
The directors Of the company for the
interests q tho company that the rst trip q their pioneer
way of Liverpool
For freight Ia very small amount OF which viii be tsken)
passage apply ct I he Office Of the com pany. 30
J. HOWARD SON, Agents ~ Broadway.
mail bag will be made at the oice OF the company.
Letters must be prepaid.
NJ Y AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP C0MrANY-ToR
In Mobile, stopping Mt Hnvaaa.-rhe new eide wheel
steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Capt J. ID. Bullock U.S.N,
is receiving freight and will sail for the above ports
Friday sept At O'Clock precey from pisr foot Of Har
rison ST. II Passage 500 Froght taken for New Orleans.
Goods consgsed 30 L. Mead Co. Mobile will be for sarded
free Of commission No freight taken to Havana bot specie
No freight received sailing days Compsnys printed
rates Of freight and bills Of ledng be had By appca
tion at the Office shippers will please send in their bills Of
ladng TO signed the evening previous % the dsy Of
sailing Parcels received Mt the office only. Passengers for
Havana Mnst procure passports before leaving
LIVINGSTON, CkoOaERoN co, u broadway.
n B.--lhe now steamship, rowon the stesks VII &
her place in the line Ia time for the foil trade. -
Livingston, Wells n Co., agents in Pasis.
CAyANNAU STEA MsHrPs -UNITv-
~ Ine.-Tfere FIRST class steamsbt
to lsave Nes York for savsnp.
river, nt O'Clock 7. as
Sept ,5........ Alabar.
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CsTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- end Bremea.--prarnen Hail Line-Tbo side wheel
steamers sNsA, 100 tons and GERMANIA, 1880 tons,
will sail as follows
New Yerk. From Bremen
GerraArA Sc pte aber ~ Germanis .Middeiof 0ctr.
Nans.. ....-..--r a. 20 HApsR August 70
Passage New YorE to BKszoenF-st eisss, 81 20;
essend slns s.xf For freight psssags apply 20
IFeghts taken here mp to Teiday, iUth inet
CEIfICuS q CO. 20 blaAd street.