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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
" By gven to the owner or owners occupant or
q All houses unmproved lands Affected
thereby that the following have been completed
81 and lodged In the ooe OF Bureau OF
for examination by all persons interested viz .
Tor building Thompson street. between Broome and
Blocker Streets in Spring street, between Thompson and
Greene streets in Prince street. between Thompson and
reene streets Tho embraced by such
neuds ali houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels land situated both sides OF Thomp
son street. between and Blocker streets both
des OF Spring street. between Sullivan and Greene Streets
streets the souhery Of Thompson and Beeekr
both sides Of Houston between Laurens
and Sullivan streets the side of Sullivan street be-
tween Houston street and point feet two inches
tween Spring and Houston Streets the west eide OF We
Ter street. between Spring and Houston Streets and the
side Of Greene street. between Spring Prince streets
All whose interests aesed BY the above
assessments and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to their obj writing
t. the undersigned. office No. Haul 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 Oct
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THOMAS K DOWNING City Inspector.
City Inspeetors Department, New York Sept 80 1853.

COOPERATION NoTICE-PRoPosALs FOR WOOD
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptrollers
office No Hall of Records until the 10Th Of October 1883
at O'clock H. for supplying hundred cords of pine
wood for the Of the public other than
those of the Amshouse department The best quality Of
Virginia pine will be required and proof Of tie qusn
" and for the delivery and saving Of the into
suitable to be furnished with the account
Fifty cords to before tho first Of No
ton houses public Offices and fire department. buildings s
prescribed In the contract and the remaining nifty
cords with such additional number Of cords =: may b re-
and fire department buildings for year from tho Ok
the contract under the regulations subsequent to the
Of November Payment will be made the delivery Of
the wood Security will DO required double the amount
Of the wood and bonds to DO furnished
within five days after tho acceptance Of the bids Each
position be enclosed scaled and directed Proposals
for and these proposals thus sealed and
"a c. Flagg Comptroller City Of New York" The propo-
the Mayor and such of the bidders may desire
TO attend Proposals must be made in conformity to the
title Ill Of CONTRACTS for supplies and work
or the corporation and the ORDINANCES amending same
Copies Of these ordinances and blank FERNS may
be had at No Hall Of Records The Comptr9ler reserves
A. c. fLAGG Comptroller.
Comutroller's Once. New York, Oct. L. 1858.
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II Resolution q the Common COUNSEL Il the city Of New
P. ss sas viii 1ssr M 9ss y as
parties contract for tho removal Of night soil from the
rF .. S:ss ~ 4. n m s
the Hudson rivers The torn Of such contract to be and
continue for three and tho removal be ELECTED
sueted As allow the reception Of the night soil bya
covered slide shoot inclined plane and in manner
East and the Hudsca ryersyl bs set aside
and used for the purpose receiving the night SOIL and the
removal Of tie same viii b required to b at several
piers for hs Of hs night soil from Ss9sk IN n:
%sg M the last day Of sepmssr And from 10 IN
the evening till O'Clock in the morning during the remain
s q a cs; %
endorsed outside Proposals for removing night soil
H % I Of Ss s 81. OF ss
capacity and popularity Of the same
for which they are to be usedof the beats or
to which it is contemplated proposed is tho night
sell &e also the .moant or SUM- payable monthly for
sndence the City Inspector The amount Of security
he Of Ave thousand dollars to 10 given by two house,
holders eehoders in the city Of Now York and to be
piiance with tie provisions Of title ILL., Of Contract
for Supplies and Work done for the Corporation Of the
g w Nay 81 @ n ana & q
Estimates proposals jor the above work will be received
at the Office q the City Inspector Now City Hail. Park
the following day Wednesday, October IL, 1863, at
contract be awarded with whom tho shall DO
directed to be made fail to attend with his their sscur
6ed such contract is ready he they shall be
having nbandoned The right hereby reserved to
isot Of Or all bids or proposals. 70. the per
THOMAS K DOWNING, City Inspector.
ttrY Atr~5s Ma ,k~nan u.uL Cnak
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dor KEYPORT, FROM THE FOOT OF MURRAY
street.-The steamboat JOHN HART leaves daily Sun
days e1ceptedJ at O'clock NJ and the steamboat KEY
PORT at O'clock p NJ The usual stages in
EnnH with thA ahovA hnata
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE - HERE

1yoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10 HERE.
by given to ths sxnsr or ownsr ocoGpans Of
sstsd thereby that the following ,ssenenss have been
e Of Assessments for examination BY all in
Ssrested viz For building sewer In Leroy street. from
ac.d BY such assessment include all the several houses
situated both sides Of Leroy street from Hudson street
ne Hudson river the west side Of Hudson street, 30
Hset south 100 feet inches north from Leroy
both sides Of Washington street. 100 feet south And R feet
street. and the east side Of West street,
100 feet north south Of Leroy All persons whose
Interests Affected BY the above named and
q present their objections in writing to the undsrsgned
their oce No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
The date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELl.
0cs Bureau Of Assessments Street Department oct
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CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILA DEL.
phia from pier No. !, North rver.Two lines daily, at
10 A. NJ, and p n Accommodation line at 10 A. NJ hD
steamboat Trenton to South Analogy 10 noasntown
and sesmboat Stockton to Philadelphia Fare S. Express
line at r. H. BY steamboat John Potter to Amboy thence
direct to Camden by through four hours and half
-
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october 7, 1858. 40 o"' '''''' 0''A''' ''A''

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
y Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
sections Of Third avenue and i2sth 10Th th Ssh and
and 129th streets and Fifth and 25th and 10th
streets Specifications be had application to tho Con-
tract Clerk Of this department
Oct. 6, 1883 JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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DAN0RAMA FOR SALE--A NEW, BEAUTIFUL AND
extensive panorama Of American scenery Is offered for
sale, cheap II Is believed that the picture Of character
10 be very popular and attractive For particulars apply by
otter " box " Post once, Newark, N.
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They York built ships provided
all requisite articles comfort and pas.
sengers and by OF experience in the trade
price passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HINCKEN, Agsnts 164 Pearl street.
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CUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG-LAND-
- ing at Washington Heights, lonkers Hastings Dobbs
Ferry Tarrytown Sing Sing avcrstraw Verplancks Cald
wells, Cozzens Dock and Cold SprngFare 6 to
Washington Heights touching at Hammond street each
The and commodous steamer THOMAS Il. uULSE
Captain c. T. Beilby will leave the steamboat pier foot Of
Jay street third pier above Chambers street. Sunday
morning. at IA o'clock for the above places Returning will
leave Newburg at o'clock, r. NJ These trips will be
tinued during the
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TULLIENs CONCERTS
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Last week but two In consequence of JuuicnB depar
ture Boston, his first series Of Concerts
Monday, October a.
tickets TO be had Of Mssrs. Hall Son. $50 Broadway
H. GoTTscHALK, THE GREAT AMERICAN PI.
LIE anist, will give
NIBLOS SALOON,
On THURSDAY EVENING, 0oroDEn 13,
On which occasion he will bo assisted by several ds guishsd
artists to the American public.
Further particulars hereafter.
Mr. Goschak will this occasion perform, for the nrst
time q splendid Grand Pianoforte, manufactured
presy him. and presented to him by Mcssrs Pieye& Co.,
Paris.
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NHANGE OF PIER OF THE MORNING LINE FOR
Albany landing only At Cozzen,s dock West PointJ
Fare 81 to Albany Meals served board On and after
Thnrsday september 20 1853, the steamer ARMENIA Capt
will esve the steamboat pier at the fso Of Jay
street. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'clock
Of
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OORPORATIOy IOTT0Eg,

NORPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
by given TO the owner occupant occupants
q a houses and lots improved unimprovsd lands At
csd thereby that the following have been Gem
Bureau Of Assessments for examination, BY al persons IN
tsrestod, vxFor building from nsar seventh ave-
nue. rs east Of the said The limits embraced
~ such include all the several houses and oss o.
18th sides Of Thirty street. between Broadway aad
Seventh on the side Of Thirty street. be-
tween Broadwsy and Seventh the west side Of
Broadway from Thiryeghth street 70 point feet south
fom thirty eighth street point feet inches south Of
s1 street AT persons whose interests
Affected By the named sssssnsnt and who are OPP
hor in writing to the a. Their once,
No Hall Records within thirty days from the date Of
sss noS's' CHARLES J. DODGE, Asssssors
CHARLES MoNIELL.
Aes Bureau Of Assessmen Street Department Octobsf
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and Supplies, October 9th, 1s53To Builders.
Sealed will be received at the Office of the Com
missioner Of Supplies and Repairs No New City Hall rn.
they will opened in accordance with the rules Of the
charter of 1853 for the building of house Forty
also for the alterations to house Of Engine 81
mate carpenters work for house sepa
ratey plans Of the work required
the once Of the No ls Elizabeth
the right reject all any Of the
estimates deemed for the interest Of the corporation
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey RaroadUnited States and Express lines
throush in four hours leave New York. foot of Corandt
street. at 8, and A. NJ, and lO and $50 p. NJ Leave
$50 ard $50 NJ from the foot Of Walnut street Fare
from Philadelphia Through tickets Sold and
snd through baggage carried for Baltimore Washington
Norfolk and Charleston in tho and A. NJ and 10 and
$50 H. trains, and connection certain with extra trains
behind tmc with baggage the ferry fifteen
minutes before the trains leave
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express A. MThrough in hours connecting
evening.
6PM
Express train, p. INSTRUMENTATION train 30 p. NJ
For Tarrytown ii r. NJ For Peekskll 10 A. NJ 45 r. M,
and p NJ For Poughkeepsie, A. NJ. and 40 p NJ. Pas
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth
and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street. for Albany and Troy
stopping at all way stations:
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sent to tho subscribers forwarded free from any
BOYD { HiNCKEN, Agents. 1s4 Pearl street.
dor CALIFORNIA OPPOSITION
S,ss d slsnSd sa% n p. a a,
after sa ' s%
hsE % ali ; S.r
before sessmplish.d ssnsdsn.ly expected
within twentytArce days leading the mails from
eight sS asa az sns BY
established that it would DO sarerauous to they
@ Rfsq
ii in AND ow viii IS ,Ps I ST he
through tickets will be issued at five Per less tho
'5s
order and the mule hr. has been reduced to S. as Pa
70 S'A' w E. MILES Agent 81 Gorsnd isS stSoe s@
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ via Ncaragua-The Accessory Transit Company, Ok
Only giving sIrongh tcios incaans .es s' atSmas
Sesss @ Js ss1 III Nor NSTs
seamssp SIERRA NEVADA & tSss snrtsen oVer tho
sses %t theft. f a
o eEssS only to CHARLES MORGAN As'a' No. Bowling
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Havana and New orleans on Wednssdayy
sSm psr S PsSs % 70
Apply at the companys Office III West street
A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE-THE A.. ! NEW.
sq ps days. sa S DO a
cargo The Edward the finest packet ships in
cargo positively engaged she will with extraordinary
Edward will Be succeeded entirely new clipper ship
cxSESoN Y sffp Ra'
A UsTRALIA-PIoSEER LINE.-THE SHIP CAR
GU swal At Brooklyn will have
Six first class passengers can be For freight
or passage apply to R. W. CAMERON, nc Wall street.
ToR ST; THoMAs--THE BRITISH ROYAL MAIL
apply MAITLAND PHELPS Co. Il stons street, srsss'
TOR HAVANA AND KEY WEST VIA CHARLES.
New YORK. on Tuesday Oct. H. o'clock r. NJ from pier
No North river The splendid u mail steamship
,am'd rST EEs1sISe r pTpIy S Roadway
or to W. r. JACKSON, Baltimore
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
cs ei ni% ei Tsss
sssvs r.rts Monday Oct Z o'clock Trocssy nom
Si New Orleans consigned
bile will be forwarded commission. Conpanys print
ed rates Of freight and bills Of adns be had by sppAa
on at the Office. No freight taoa to Havana but specie.
No freight received sailing days Shippers will please send
In THEN bills q adng TO be signed the evening previous to
the day OF sailing Parcels received at the Office only Pas
%" BSsSisRs dSaSs
N B-Ihe gteamehip the stocks will take her
place in tho limo for the fall trade
A SMALL STEAMBOAT A SCHOONER, AND TWO
N bargc for sale eheapThcy all probably employed;
Of the whole viii be sold to active cash for
600 or the whole for $1,000 also house. and twelve lots
pleasantly situated New York bay, two miles south Of
jersey Cty oyster bed fruit trees &C. Price $4,000 only
81 2W casb wanted s. y. TOWNSEND, 81 Nassau street,
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CORPORATION NOp6rcrs


CTRBEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that following petitions
hav sbssn presented In the Board Of
bounded byFh Sixth and Tht eighth
and Thirty NINTH and Thirty ninth Fortieh streets
Forty rst and Forty Sixth
Broadway to nag four feet Of walks Eighteenth street.
tween Fifth and Sixth south side fence vacant
lot west side Of Madison between and
Twenty ninth streets lots southeast
Of Thirty sixth street and Seventh persons
terested having objections thereto requested to
them in writing the undersigned his oce ON or before
the 10th day Of October.
Oct. 8, 1858 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following petit
lions presented the Board Of
Gag four feet Of north sidewalk Of Fifty street.
Third to East river whore done;
Ninth avenue between Thirteenth and Four
tenth streets to regulate and grade Eighty street.
tween Third and East river regulate curb and
gutter and dag four feet Of walks Of Nineteenth street.
tOnsTo rsa.s south side Of Twenty street from No
and gutter in street from Tenth to Hud
river Also the resolution in the Board Of As
sistant AldsrmenTo lay all the croswAks in Broadwsy
from Forty fifth to Fifty FIRST street. All persons interested
having objections thereto requested to them in
writing 70 the undersigned At his Office before the 18th
day Of October inst.
ncfnb
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CrkEET DEPARTMENT, NO. 8 HALL OF RECORDS
~ Seaod proposals will be received at this un Til
Monday October 1853 to regulate Seventy ninth street,
rom isnh avenue 3. Broadway Specifications to bc had
ON application to tho Contrast clerk Of his Department
septsmbsr n. lssi "'''' s''']S@
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DERHAMs GIFT EXHIBITION
OF TIE SEYEv MILE MIRROR,
Every afternoon aad evening at and ~ o'clock
GIFT tickets, admitting four persons 81 each.
Read advertisement headed 200 GIFTS.
DEREAM'S GIFT TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
For sale at tho
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY.
from A. NJ. to ~ T.. N. daily
Also, at Horace Waters' music store, $50 Broadway.
fTHEATRICAL,-MR. ]. u, STRONG, LATE MANAGER
Of tie Texas Theatres will opon the Theatre at
Newark within two weeks Ladies and gentlemen Of
lodged ability wishing engagements win please appli.
cation TO Mr. 81 at the City Hotel New York All letters
be prepaid. J. Ii. STRONG, Manager.
pANoRAMA FOR sALE--A NEW, BEAUTIFUL AND
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MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
MI sta.isns.-Fare dollar TO Albany.-Meas served
board.-The splendid steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Capt E. Nart will leave the steamboat pier at the foot
Of Jay ree third pier above Chambers street every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock A. M and arrive
at Albany time for the trains going East West Return
ing Albany Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
att O'clock NJ N B-This boat touches ut Yonkors
each passage For further particulars inquire Of r. PUR
DY foot az n street.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- TIE steamship CRESCENT CITY; Capt. j.. f. schenck,
Havana and New Orleans Wednesday Oct T. at r. NJ
from Warren street pier Freight to New Orleans forty
cents cubic foot Specie only taken freight
Apply ct the companys Office III West War
rem, Of N. o. ROBERTS
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
T. States mail steamer HUMBOLDT D. Lines commander,
will leave for Havr touching at Southampton the
nails and Passengers Saturday, October a. at O'clock
from pier No. North river.
Price Of psssage-Trst class. 800
Do. DO Second class .................. 70
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be
beard day before sailing marked below No freghs
will b. taken .sr ThTTsSSy October ~ Fer freight q
Broadway.
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EoH L!vIRr0oL-UNITED STATES NAIL sTHAn
ship BALTIC Joseph J. Comstesk Communicating
steamship win dspsrt wiAh the United States nails fog M
rcls positively on Saturday October 10. 81 O'clock n
passss having unsqusIsd elegance
ecmisrs' apply 70 EDWARD K COLLINS, IS Wal
The steamship Atlantic WIZ the Bato and ss Oe
tober ~.
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PARNUMs MUsEUM.-THosE INCOMPATIBLE o.
- rAfes alive and beautiful, well the Swiss Bearded
Lady are still to be seen for nothing Todsys perform
TX o'clock, RAYMOND AND AGNES and THE REVIEW,
Admission to every thing, oents children under ten Hx
cents; Parquet and Balcony 12k cents extra.
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II E. R. Moody, commander. Passengers wishing see
the cabin and taterooms of this ship are informed that they
do time Her accommodations excellent
e. CUNARD, No, 4 Bowling greet.
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EyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamer WASHINGTON, e M Fitch, COM
mander will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton
land the mails and passengers for England and France
Saturday October at II O'clock NJ from pier No. North
river. Price of passage=
In first cabin, main saloon. SID
caDin oWeE saAoon...
An experienced surgeon Is attached each steamor Ali
letters pass through the post Office Specie delivered
Havrs and L9ndon For passage or freisht spgly TO
The steamer Hermann will succeed tho Washington, and
sail November 9th.
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A SMALL STEAMBOAT, A SCHOONER, AND TWO
n barges for sale eheapThoy all probably empoyed
onelaf Of the whole viii be sold to active cash
5000 or the whole for $1,000 also house. and twelve lots
pleasantly situated New York bay, two miles south Of
Jersey City; oyster bod fruit &C. Price 81 00 only
81 Nv casb wanted. $. y. TOWNSEND 81 Nassau street,
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once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct
1883.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Ctv ~ Glasgow Saturday Oct. 3.
ty Of Hanchester Saturday, Nov. g.
FROM LIVERPOOL
ctv ~ cysssov Wed ssday, Sept. IA.
(ty of VI ID esday, Oct L.
Saloon 500 S65 and SIS Accordin- 70 state rooms)
limited number Of third XII be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
800 -. 70 Liverpool $50. :. :. frora liverpoo
Parties wishing to bring out their riens nhin
ucates Of passage and drafts tho Ess ireland in
Of 81 sterling and upwards HAM os b. had At
the ONCE Of THOMAS HICnAnDSoN, Ag,nt
No. rs Broadway.
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(yRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAO-
" tors-Sealcd proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Fourth street, win be received at the office Of the Croton
ueduct until Monday the l9th day Of October
1858 at IL O'Clock NJ for the building of sewer with the
Troy street point about 80 feet south
street. being in length about 6O feet The plan Of
the specifications for the building 81 the
all other information relating thereto be obtained
on application to tho Water Purveyor, at this Office.
TuEO r. DE FOREST
Acting President, Croton Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
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EDWARD K. TOLffNs CO., No. Sc Wall strsstJ
BROWN SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool:
JOHN MONROE CO., No. 50 Rue Notre Dame dos
VICTORIES, Paris or
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havs.
The Of those ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie jswslry precious stones metals
unless bills Of laang signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
by given, that petitions have been presented in the
Aldermen fer the construction Of in the fol-
lowing Streets with Twenty seventh street, be-
Eighth and Ninth also in Wst street, bo
Delaney and Rvngton streets All interest
cd in above having objections thereto requested
to in writing to the Contract Clerk this
office, ON or before October s, 1853
A. W. CRAVEN, duct Board,
Croton Auusdutt Department Sept. q, 1883
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LH0R CHARTER.-The new and 49,
IL light draughi steamboat BLooMER For par
hculars, apply to T. WILSON, II Ca ondvlets
JEFFERSON AND LAKE, f., rny 77szsssss3s5sssssz1
81 PONTCHARTRAtN RAILwAY-ASsRSlft-ss<s -. :.
FROM cARROLLT0N TO LAKE PON Itnsn4 RAIN conusc-
tion with the Carrolon Railroad. tg- are TEN CENTS.