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The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08
Brooklyn Correspondence.
The Digsinss---Hich strIkcs---AIrs. Waller,
Anderson, and the Amcteurs---t;ood sus-
grsfior.
BRo0KLYN. % Anril. 1853.

BROOKLYN, 81 April, 1858.
Ed. NEyApA JOURNAL: Thinking that
some account of our Red Dog diggings
would be acceptable to some of your
readers, have taken some pains to col
lect as mach information in regard to
the place as possible Brooklyn, or Red
Dog now numbers about 80 houses Oh
the main street, principally occupied as
stores and hotels; all Of which with the
exception OF 3, have gone np within the
last two months. Business, although nj
the present time dull with the store
Keepers, has every prospect of becoming
brisk and profitable when the extensive
bitches of Marsh & Co and Harry Starr
come into the diggings, as they assured
~ Will in the course of week. The
mines here, being deep. require great
courage rs well rs capital to work them
to advantage at first but when once got
into, will pay very handsomely, as wit
ness Perkins claims paying 500 q day
to hand at tie ltGst; six hands often
taking out $4,000 in one week There
are many other claims hero which
have no doubt will pay equally as well
when water is had in plenty. Bunker
Hill, Independence Hill and others, are
being tunneled at present by a busy and
industrious class of miners, among whom
| may mention MIR. Orrin Smith and Mr..
Penny Of your city who willboth doubt
less make their piles Our town num-
bers hotels and boarding houses, 2
blac ksmith shops, l tinsmith do, |
butcher, bakers, restaurants, 6 mi
ncrs stores, 4 clothing do, 2 2saloons, &c.
&c. The large hall of Worden, johnson
& Co.'s Brooklyn Hotel, was last Saur-
day evening flied to overnowing by a
delighted audience, listening to the
sweet strains of Mrs. Waller who gave
q grand Concert of instrumental and vo-
cal music, assisted by Anderson ("The
kyc'D and several gentlemen ameteurs.
Tho affair went off with great spirit, and
was attended by u good sprinkling of the
fair sex. Mrs, Waller was in good voice
and sung delightfully."- y-every song being
invariably encorcd the entire audience
appeared to be carried away with the
sweet notes Of & Home, sweet Home =
and many rough hand was seen to
brush away the silent tear as the melody
of early years and happy youth waited
the hearer back to the home where he
was born. G. P. Funck ana Van Dcrlip
were exceedingly happy in their several
parts Of the evenings entertainments. -
ANDERSON did lis best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller arc both here
rusticating, and, as understaad, study
ing hard ready to burst at moments
notice, like an avalanche upon the plain
below to astoai>h the natives. should
like much to SEQ them both again in
your little Theatre at Nevnda-and
wonder why your citizens and those of
Grass Valley do not call upon them, to
try their fortunes once more upon the
boards o. the Theatres in your respec-
tive towns.
The weather is now delightful, and
this letter is getting rather long, SO,
more anon. SEMAJNANNA.
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QUEER SIGur,-During a recent visit
to Grass Valley our attention was d.
rected to miner standing with gun
over his shoulder, defending his claims.
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Nc. c. WILSON HILL was elected on
Uednesday to the Office of Justice of the
Peace for this township.
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ESaa-, See adv enquiring for Charles
Recket, of Baltimore.
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PHELPS HOTEL.

FE-liE undersigned. proprietor, having madc
A considerable alteration and Improvement
in the above named Hotel, Il now prepared To
accommodate all who may favor him with %
call.
Every attention win be paid 10 render this
house most desirable home Ter Weekly Boar
ders, Families, and all Transient Company.
The bed rooms are attended 10 with serupu-
lous care, and the table furnished at all times
with the best the market alfalds.
Board and Lodging, per week, I'd floor, ISIS co
Beard and Lodging, per week. I'd hoor, 1000
Board without Lodging, H.0O
Board and lodging, per day, I'd floor, 35u
Single Meals, LOO
5U-3m WG. c. ASHER.
w. III. Brooks,
OF the Plaza Drag store, No 200 Clay
Osteet, three doors below tho Post Office,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Ne
yada and vicinity, that he has now on hand
and ready for sale, one of the finest assort-
ment Of Drugs, Chemicals. Perfumery and
Fancy Articles ever exhibited in the country,
and hopes when they visit San Francisco,
they win favor him with call.
Orders from the country promptly filed
with the strictest regard TO the quality Of the
articles, carefully and securely packed for
transportation. Opposite the Plaza
NJ BROOKS, Plaza Drug Store,
10it 2o0 Clay street
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Goods to arrive this Week !

IU,UUU Tbs flour.
4,On0 " Bacon Sides and llams
l20J &c clear Pork.
1000 :" brown and crushed Sugar.
1900 Potatoes
1000 " Barley. Lard, Syrup, Pickles,
Shovels, Sluice forks, Candles. Pickles, Pie
fruits assorted Teas, Oysters, Tobacco, Rice,
Onions, Soap, Spices, Maekerel, Vinegar, with
numerous other articles. II. DAVIS.
Nevads. Apri Sllt
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The Richest Assortment

OF Dress Goods and Trimmings ever
~ brought to Nevada, just opsned, com
prising in part, Muslin de Soil, Chaliy, Bar
ege, Delainc, extra fine Lawns, Ginghams,
Merrimac Prints, Grape, Alpaca, Lu3,re,
&c. &c. y Ladies, call and see these
Goods, at DORNiN & cos,
The American store, Commercial st.
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A UsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
~ eta.-Tha nearly nav and hAautiful altman hark

A UsTRALIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
IA e@.-Tho nearly and beautiful clipper bark
OREGON Geo tons suEth;n, Captain rhos Higgins, .Ow
voyage around thu world will succeed the Euphrasa the
eighth ship Of this well established line and sail from New.
tusiy xhc Oregon the only true clipper built vessel
light and we'll ventilated and fitted up in the
artabe possible II 10 sucent to add that she
Pioneer Line the hrst and has been the only
regular line The object proprieors TO establish
that zone Of their vessels have been Obliged stop
against them. Rates Of passagesaloon $b hrst cabin,
SIo second cabin, double berths el2 single do, $40
and towsls The remittance Of one third will secure pas
cAhERoN, OF JOHN OGDEN, ils Wall strssk
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ADMNIsTRATOR's NOTICES,

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bers treet-Notce is hereby given to the relatives
next Of kin of Mary Ann WOLF of the city New
single deceased and who alleged to have died
tesae that shall apply to the Surrogate tho
Of New York. for letters Of upon the estate
Of the sad nttate the I'd day of April next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
PETER B. SwEENY, Public Administrator
Dated, New York, March 2 1855
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the occupant occupants
Of al houses and lots or unim Affect
leted by and lodged in the Of the
OF for examination by all in
tsrested vis-F0r building in Nineteenth street.
from Eighth 70 100 feet east Of Seventh The
limits embraced by such include all the
houses and lots Of vacant lots pieces and
Hand situated both sides Of street. from Sixth
feet north and south Of Nineteenth street and The
side Of Sixth 100 feet north and south of
street. All PERSONS whose interests Affected by the
above named and who opposed the
them Are requested to their objections
sriting to the nndsrsgnsd at their Once No Hall Of
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES HcNIELL,
IL 1884 =
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NV DtkgHb btCur6u untiI pkiu TOT.
PROPOSED DATES OF sArLiHo.

E r1eSns Il PS.s cStnEs CO.. No. Wall st. T.
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO, Liverpool.
T. @: ROBERTS CO., ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN hUNROE 4 CO., No. Is Rae Notrs Dame des
Victories, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAvrs
Of these ships will not be accountable for god
silver bullion Specie jewery precious stones metals
unless bills Of ading therefor and the vslse there
OF therein expressed
i MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. $50
Second Cabin Passage. Observation-Disclosures, 10
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL
CHER Cabin Passage 300
Second Cabin Passage %
The ships from Boston call at Halifax,
ARABIA, Captain Judkins, AMERICA, Captain Ietch
PERSIA Captain Ryre, EUROPA, Captain Shannon,
ASIA Captain T. G.. Lott, CANADA, Captain Stone,
AFRICA, Captain Harrison, NIAGARA Captain Lang.
These vessels clear white light nj head
Africa, Harrison, New York wednesday. sd March.
Canada, Stone g Boston, Wednesday, 30th March.
Asia, Lott . New York, Wednesday 9th April.
Niagara Lang : Boston, Wednesday 18th April.
Europa Shannon, :" New York, Wednesday 10Th April.
America, Leitch, % Boston, wednesday, 9th April.
Arabia, Judkins, i" New York, WEDNESDAY,, 4th MAY
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these shps will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones metals
unless bills Of adng signed therefor and The value
thereof therein expressed.
For freight passage, apply to
Z. CuNARD, No. Bowling Green
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~ and confidential treatise the structure funetons
passionate and and false physi
cal and social and the intimate relations Of
and by T. L. Nichols, n d. 4s2 pages, 81
cravings, cloth This book has been smi
nsnt authority "a nsbs successful sho,tz"a book full
jeots which treats but the only and satscory
written q This book IL not sold by the trade
agents unless specially appointed Copies be had Of
sTRiNGER TOWNSEND, sole agents for New Yo,k, M
paid the receipt Of dollar by the author at Port
Chester, N, Y
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
ON northwest Of street and
from First avenue 10 be had on
applsation TO the Contract CLERK OF this department
March H. 1853. s'
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ASTROLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
WI skill in orssing the future has arrived and will far
who address her She nerpres dreams law matters
and love- asrology books and science tells her
person they myrry Mrs Alvin speaks the Eng
sh French and German languages Residence Bowery
oP. n.
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WATCHES, JEWRLRY, sc.


WATCHHs AND JEwRLRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
81 retail, At mush less than the usual prices
JUncDNsrN wAroHEs.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received BY every arrival
with from him with each wateh warranted
1eet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex AID levers, in hunting and magic oasse perfect
slime keepers INDEPENDENT
and quarter second Watches for timing gold and
silver cases. CiADoN0MErERs
Splendid gold pocket Shronometers which run without
any variation EIGHT DAY wAroHHs.
Watches which eight days.
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND wArcHDg
which change into three different watches.
wArcHEs
up and turn the hands without any key.
ZINE gold lepine Watches four hess jewsllsd ~ %
Gold saamslied watches for Tie ladies' IS %
Gold EnsN'h patent isyer: hunting ssss; 49, S. %
Silver patent levers As low as 10 90
and all other styles OF watches equally low prices
for sale at much less than the usual prices
JEwnLRY.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold pens and pencils geld and silver thin;
and silver speotaclss gold toothpioks charms 0hssns
chains Re. SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons, forks pie knives napkin
ng fruit tnys: wsddnY cake &c. x: washs:
time, or the money returned
REPAIRS
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired IN
GEORGE C. ALLEN
importer Of watches and ewely whoesAe and retail No.
IL Wall street. uecond foor) near Broadway.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO ,s OF i sho4Rps =,
IN sssn q
@ sssrs no.
nrE Ss,,is. !.
AsI sasd Duane street
All Sn 'is thereto
sasssd to IL yTitinI to the vndsr.snsd at
March II, 30
ceiving BASIN also with the Of the person per
,H
Socl build necessary receiving basin and euiSert
a. Third ssGSnd
Of 81 and hs building The
on application to the Water PurvsyST a. This
New York safoS Is is 1855 N1'''''' department
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, MARCH Is, ls5a-THE SUB
tsssss
The Counsel to the Corporation to whom a The
resolution Of the Board of Aldermen annexed
That he has examined the matter herein referred to-
% na me meaning and zig q the %
a Il
ton and the force beyond the number which
ss s
did not bind or control any and dreut dsts
minaten Of the Common Council, and that the Common
force Of the Nineteenth ward beyond the number originally
determined without resort to the Legislature Respectfully
February I6, 1883
Whereupon Alderman Oakley presented tho following
dnance.-
ordinance to amend ordinance organizing po-
lice Of the Nineteenth ward
Be it ordained by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty
OF the city Of New York. in Common Council convened
That 1t shall be lawful for the Aldermen Assistant Al
derman Of the Nineteenth ward to nominate the Mayor
twenty additional policemen to the police force
said ward who shall hold their offices for the term
sbed by law and shall Of the police
city, and be subject to the like rules aud regulations
CORPORATION NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
" for unpaid assessments-Pubc notice Is hereby given
that sale of property unpaid will take
Friday the eighth day of April 1853 at twelve O'Clock at
and be continued from day to day until the whole
of said property shall be sod and that the detailed
ment of the property be sold unpaid
printed published In the city New BY
the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of tine city of New
York. JOHN 7. DODGE Street Commissioner.
Steeet Department, Dec. 81, 1852.
Alta MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
IA the Board Of Assistants investigating the charges of
fraud against members Of the Common Council held the
committee rooms on the 18th instant, it
Resolved That notice be published the
ployed by the Corporation that the committee will
of the Common Council and the officers Of the city
ment their meeting to be held at the chamber
Board of Assistant Aldermen Monday the 2lst March
EDWIN BoUToN,
J. Q. BARKER,
S. b. McGOWN
d. ii. HUNT,
7. WOODWARD.
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CtoRPoRATIoN IcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given 10 the Of
o. all houses and lots improved unimprovsd lands
Cd thereby that the following IS have bssn
Cd by the lodged in the
q for examination BY All persons interested
Aaggng Forty ninth street. from Eighth Ninth
The limits embraced by such include all tho
raj houses lots pieces and land situate
sides .fToI.y ninth street from Eighth to Ninth
and south of Forty ninth street. All persons whose
interests are Affected BY the above named
and who opposed to The either Of them
requested TO present their 1. writing TO the
days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, \
H. 1853.
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OFFICErNo. 90 DRoADwAYaaADAMs& co.'s U. 8.
" Mail Express for California, Oregon and the Sand
witch Islands, via the Ishmus of Panama. in charge of
special to the United States mail
steamer Illinois, Monday March 81 1853 connecting at
Panama with the Pacific mail steamer Golden Gate for
Francisco Our next regular semmonthly mail
California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands, will leave
above, United States mail steamer illinois, for Aspn-
wall Navy Bay direct Monday, 2st at o'clock p NJ.
Immediately upon arrival at San Francisco all freight and
packages for Sacramento Downiev Marysville Nevada
City Shasta Stockton Moquelumnc HILL Sonora Marposa
Yankee Jims Ophir Georgetown, Coloma Paceryilc,
Jackson Mormon Island, Grass Valley, and most of the
mining districts t. at once forwarded by own California
ton All freight for this must be delivered to
with invoices before the day of sailing enable
ply with the cording sealing
Small parcels will be received until ! o'clock day Of
steamers departure No charge shippers by this line
custom house fees consular certificates No package
should exceed 125 lbs weight So feet cubic
and everything must be condition will
be at the owners risk. ADAMS CO., SO Broadway 4
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- Panama.-The substantial steamship UNICORN, Capt.
Lapage having beautiful acsofnmodat atoms will be
dispatched from Panama in the carly part o. April for sgd
ney New South wales under steam and She will
take limited numbsr Of FIRST and second cabin
who can leave New York late 2s March
for Aspnwa The attention of wishing to avoid
the voyage around the cape invited to this
Apply to ROWLAND ASPINMALL,
Sout atreAt Ma York
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AGENCY.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF
"A Wnshinston, D. G., under the direction Of Aaron
Haght Palmer Counsellor Of the Supreme Court the
United States for the prosecution and Of claims
the United States before Congress- the Executive Depart
setement Of accounts with the Executive Departments
for alleged violations Of the revenue other laws
the United States Of debts egaoies and inherit
tances in the United Stat and foreign countre invest
ment In the United States and State securities
Of snd "a s ysnea MONEY
signed has efficient and reliable correspondence the several
states and Territories Of the Union will give his prompt
AND faithful attention to all business conned the
Letters must be post paid Once south Of Fifteenth
street. opposite the Treasury Department.
AARON III. PALMER, Director and Consul General of
Ecuador for the United States. ~ =
Washington December 1870
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SPORTING.

CPoRTING DOGS FOR sALE.-FoR SALE, TWO
~ newfoundland pups, just arrived from Nova Scotia
viii be sold low 70 cash customer Address d. Herald
office.
NEAPoLITAN GREYHOUND.-I WILL SELL THE
handsomest dwarf greyhound ever seen in the United
states to person requiring the same at bargain
am about leaving the country Address Denmark Herald
office
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MEDICAL. ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE
mont physician and surgeon ~ Reade street eorn, o.
Way 70 and a. Bro aS Post oos AnS' '''
NEWroRT WATER n, c S WILL Ill, Be 9RlKlD on
regard comfort and With The celebrated
B: s Ell Ssss
rTHR nARRIED woMAl's rRIvATE H1DIozL cor
gsnion-B{ Dr. A. T. Hssris;:u, Protss:o. Of pisss:ss
pa pss s:s No.
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Of yssrs IN WON sss1rs sonsssp.ss: sSs.s
ssn d;sov ne ssSsss nS ~ ..Ss sy@1 49,
plant 70 which her sex y subject o,
(xxtras Of letter from gentleman IN pAysos onss9
DR.. A. H. xAynIo.Ay. 10 Liberty street. =,
y [ n.: s:s sa:s e
and - fsr.s months before and dursS ass :oAE
prs:s-a.ss her, p:ssns s. hs i @@ir..s 49,
II: :s.s: ching. -. n:,s.s s:.sn:s ~
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great e Z =. Pc ,,,. ,s.sS
head n eli human psohssisy ny viis vcsld have Ssss
.s.iou: :.Ns.s .as:i c Ssy are q ssssrs ssssSy
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MEDICAL.

DR. RALPHS OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO II A. N.
- and 6to9 r. NJ Sunday excepted, ut No C43 Houston
stree near
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

NEW YORK AND HAVANA ExPREss.-THE uN.
IN dersgned have established and commission
agency at Havana Apply to N. A. YZQUIERDO, No 81
Gale de la Industrial or to LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO..
"A Broadwa ny, New York.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
GREAT BARGAINS AT NO. 15o-FULToN STREET.
" Now selling Off the entire stock Of ladies' gents misses
boys and chdrens boots shoes CATERS, &C. at great
sacrifice in order to close the business To
those who want TO buy cheap great
offered Will sell single pairs by the Dozen far below
the cost. Two doors from Broadway
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ON MONDAY EVENING LAST WE HAD THE
~ pleasure Of attending the concert given by Madame
Eerenezy, which afforded quite musical treat The
house not crowded where the admission
twenty cents, but the audience all the
select and The productions of Madame Fere
periods technical and fervor OF PLAYING
Madame Ferenezy may well rank with her
Francis Lszt. Her voice soprano, extensive
and plant and well in execution of
the italian schools in which aud her Hungarian
guage the pieces sung After every performance Ma
dame Ferenezy received the loudest plauds, and
encored twice in ''Nea fasal di Rmin,n when she de-
lighted us with the favere rataPan from the Daughter
outweigh the influence of Mammon Madame Ferenezy will
meet with due appreciation of her fine talent.
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TNROTON AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC-
~ torssealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
A. also with the the
the and the date of its win be
the office Of the Croon Aqusduc Department until Monday
the 2lst day of March, 1852 at twelve O'Clock to build
sewer with the necessary receiving basins and eulver.s
A. from the in Sixteenth street to Fourteenth
being in length about @ feet The plan the
and specifications FOR the building of the and all other
information relating thereto be obtained application
to the Water Purveyor, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the CrotOn Aqueduet Department
New York March IL 1883
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following
utons have been presented In the Board Of
Gag four feet q sidewalks Thirty fourth street
Of ground bounded by Thrty.fourth and Thirty nth
Streets and Fourth and Fifth to fence lots
In block Of by Thirty third
and Fourth and FIFTH Also the following
Walk washington street. At tho intersection Of Reads
street north side All persons interested having
tnereto are to present them In writing
dersgned at DIS office before the 18th dev OF March
instant. JAMES FUREY Stveat Car,,r s ~ W
March 49, 1853 '''' oommsMoher
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Thess ships having built BY contract expressly
government service has been taken In their
strrcon-as in their engnesto strength and speed
and their for unequasd for
elegance and comfort +
Prize Of from New York TO Liverpool In 6rst cabin
room, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and EOS.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berths secured until paid for.
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IN ehanta taIparaiso- D So"i'oioN mel"

WhiiAh =. Eye ,. A. RIoHARDsor. Aucusrus IounA m
References.
oAErrAoo-Hon. Battle Teyton
yALPARAno-hlssrs. Alsop Co. Hemep vav A "a
WIN. Nelson Co. W. '" lis's
L!vERPooL-hessrs Bowman, Grnnell 4 Co.. william,
Jackson, ESQ. - w. "iA'""
Capt Esra Nye, steamer Pacific. w.
BAIrrcon Tnhsssrs ychn Henderson Co.. Thomas j.
asAI. TsA,scnco-Hsssrs Flint, Peabody Co.. Hussy
bosron-hssrs. Ammi {. Lombard Esq., II b. Brigham
Co., 0hddsn williams ~ " e
CAHTon-Eye Parhin Co.
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CRoToN A9UEDUCT DEPARTMENT; ITO CON
sewer in Seventh with the name Of the per
persons making the same the Of its pre
dgst Department until Monday the 18th day Of
1853 at IL o'clock M, to build with the
receiving basins and cuvcr Seventh avenue from Ffty
sixth street to and through street. the
in Broadway, being In length about 800 The plan Of
the sewer and Specifications for the building
and all other information relating thereto be obtained
on application TO the Water Purveyor at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York March II. 1853