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Inn nm GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-PERHAMS
lOUsOOU GIFT ExHIBIrIoNs y TIE
SEVEN NILE MIRROR


OF THE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS, &C,
CHINESE f ss 5 sSs
Gift Tickets admitting four persons and snsurns one
'n'fe o 10 ho .Stt'S gifts, ONLY ONE DOLLAR
The wnG IL. ss ss Sr9:r .ss q
It having double that By IL exhibitions
farm il BurIingson county. ewJsrssy. contain:
= sSis.Ssa VIA ss.IIIss 4: &
one mile from Beverly and ten miles from Phlia
dsiphia access TO i every hour in the day either
peach ossIaSd % md handrsi
on which Thousands Of bushels Of peaches have been
Any ;nieTp;ssn shout sss ist% ar b gysa ''''
The celebrated srsstne hor.. Telegraph, who can
10 be seen at the FRANKLIN House. Phladelphs,
Five Pianos worth 500 each ap
Five Pianos worth $500 each 1850
~. LspS store Of Horace Wster. s Broadway
F Fen yos ols Wsss. sC roa.s sl
One hundred Gold Pens and Cases worth 81 each. 500
One thousand Pencils, worth s. each; 1000
riSe sN .Soussnd nI Cold Pens; 81 each. s
Forty thousand EngraynGs at % cents each 500. 10000
HAND Books, describing the Seven Nile Mirror. 6,O9s
On eass!ss saSSsJ sse and
ts.r place H.
atty of Nsw York S on Monday evening, Noyeaess g,
VI I: NJ sss:
holders and win distribute the gifts among them /. sssh
ss@sy Roem sa NJ % sEns' su.s
SSs;;ess sss,s sss sssi :sss s. nsr.s @
ons IL sss SE s letter F. s
II AsRs S$ss Hssssy Ss,s SSS rs
JoaN 5: sELBY. SsrSisnd institute. Baisimors Ma
Exhibitions every afternoon and evening At and IA
half price '"'''''A
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1853. Asn
express ssT ssns s.ie.s md .ensessis
ssf.s sse s s s iss
The trains sennee. With Western ard gutsos and Bers
:' as,sst: s. s:I
81 sm .aa
Fer AS.sy: Fare g Fo1 syrsea.s. .Tsrs. sss
Ss;ss 5ss Is s sSasis ss
md s ssss sa @ s.a nsw
saSIs viii snS sd M only Il Gre
street, :; hsrssoiors u. sLoxT. superintendent
NANpEN AND AxBoY RAIIKoAp TO rHILADHL.
~ y .a$ i: AsssS9ssssisa in. ssSS AZ: );
press IRE BY steamboat John Potter 70 Ambo,
s y leave 4
NHANcE OF PIER OF TUE MORNING LINE FOR
nS rd T rokSE
TON Capt vas WaTt will leave the steamboat pisr At
day. IL
as na Saturday. y'
This beat .rrvesat Hudson In time to take the cars at
os & inquire
Fok stony BROOK THE NEW AID BEAuTIFvL
Z p:ss .ndNj.s i IpnsisS
Sip ferry every Tassday Thursday and sssurday At ii
o'clock A. M returning leaves Stony Brook at o'clock
A. NJ, every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINS DAILY FRop
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
train, A. N-ThrouEh In four hours connectin
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'clock xnt
J, Ni q train "a Thf0ush way trains At L aa'
Express train 4 p. II. Accommodation train, 7P. \
For Tarrytown, IL p n Tor Peekskil 10 A. NJ 245 r H.
taken Chambers, Canal Christopher, ThTtss.S
Sunday Ill train from Canal street. p n for Ans
n.y. stopping At Il h DsS FRENCH sups..n.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad.-United States and Express
Line n foos hSuT' saye ssS 4s sSps q eo
and 1s snd $50 NJ, from foot 81 WsiDns ss sas
and $50 p n rom Phiisdeiphis Through tickets seM
and passenger and through baggage carried for BAors
and $50 ana $50 r n trains and connection certain viz
the terry fifteen minutes before ths trains leave
N Bellows Fans, Rutland, Burlington st. Johnsbufy
Montpelier st. Adams and Rouses Point TO 0gdensburg
Montreal Ticket ofhces-New Haven Railroad,
Broadway and Canal street, and Twenty street and
Fourth RsxScs 1 EYns ss: South street.
CHREwsBURY, LoNo. BRANCH, HIGHLAND DOCK.
JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Captain John Price, win ieay:
cents :-LsavesNsw York Sept s. at o'clock M sept.
9stsA Nj Sept 10 & % A Nj Sept Il At A. NJ Sept
Sept It IL O'Clock NJ Sept At r. NJ sept 10 at p
M Sept II at P. H.; Sept. II at 81 p NJ; Sept. Is
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT.-To con-
receiving basins win reserved ss Creton
TENDER 1853 At 2 o'clock for the building Of the neoes
southeast Of Greenwich and Liberty streets
meet with the in Liberty street The plan the
all other nforHation relating thereto Be obtained
THO. r. DE FOREST Acting President, Croton Aque.
A. W. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, I duct Board
New York, September 10. 1853.
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FINE ARTS.

CC0TTS FASHIONs-JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR
- sale At bis once, 19 Broadway, second floor Report
Of clemens Fashions year orsl copy. Mirror
q Fashion rAImonthly $s year or a cents number.
de-, &s,-PTics $3aJsM VITA cents Huuber.
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sIIIPPTyG.

II ship ATLANTIC, yHa- West eommsISer Ybfe vtesn-
ship "a. depart WITH the United States mails luIepe
positively on saturday September H. u ssosk NJ from
her berth at the foot Of Canal For eighs or
having unequausd Accommodations for slsskxee and
comfort. Apply TO
EDw'D K. COLLINS CO., SC wan street
Passenger are requested TO be board st llyt A.
The steanship Arctic will succeed tie Atlantic and ssn
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REMOVALS,


DEMovAL-LE0NARD PAULSoN, DRAPER AND
III tailor has removed from 10 Warren street Pine
street door from Broadway opposite the Metropolitan
Bank.
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HONIEsTEADs.

DETERsvILLE HOMESTEAD AssOCIATION:-THEY
aSSu 20 .sFss Of ShSss land the
from ths ely half soce,'he BY sixteen daily srans
a s:- or
SIXTY minutes from the Canal street depot, at
The lands vefJ elevated, and command view of
Long Island Sound and the surrounding country for many
There are ON the lands sf Pstesve several fin. living
nsysriIng supply There arc also The property
~ % Is ass 9 y
small outlay be converted into houses suitable for To-
The design Of this undertaking to furnish of mode
rate means building site at the arst cost allowing small
to complete the companys improvements The lands
are be laid out in streets and and
ms@ber four city lots 100 feet .he small
.n + ~ sG5 the
x.:esstis. has si;s tie SsE Haven ksIrssd pass.
,Ss With the and e. g the &C.
doubt granted BY the New York New Haven Rail
!ss s e III :: y sYy member
may for
Company have about half the number members
to pay up back dues.
n' make
Ihs New York and New Haven Railroad cars run daily,
20 20 rs New Rochelle. y y J;
Canal st., NY. IL 80 10 New Rochelle o 80 IL 81
New Rochelle. 10 %
Canal st., N.Y.. 30 6 10 New Rochelle, Is o IS
Two steamboats also run every Sunday; fare oppos
tion boat 1215 cents.
For further particulars apply to the following officers Of
f. <. PoTTER, No Hanover street. opposite Exchange
President.
WI; Il; MoYT, No; $50 Ninth avenue, Financial sec'y.
ROBERT BRADY, at G. D. Hatch a Co.'S, No. o. vii.
The regular meetings held every Monday evening" at
American Hail. corner OF Broadway and Grand street.
cond floor
COUrH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF LOTs ARE
hereby notiaed to apply for their deeds forthwith a.
door from Wall Contracts expire by limitation the 18th
nat few choice lots yet for sale Apply to the agent
kOBT. II. ELTON No. 3Tryon row. Pa K.
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BUCKLEYS, Projectors.
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Director.

TULIEN's CONCERTS
81 Ar CASTLE GARDEN.
LAST WEEK But ONE.
THIS MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER IL, 1855.
overture-"william Tell t6rst time) ...... . Rossni
Quadriile-'The Mmuet' (hrst tne). Julien
posed expressly for the Queen Of Englsnds State
Ball Costume st Buckingham Palace in lS49.
Reoitatiye and Cavatina-D Tant Paipt .Rossini
Nile. Henrietta Behrend' 49,
Solo, Fute-Air with briilisnt variations Shrst
nj iReieieis' = "'''''''
s'''' THE AMERICAN Ry ''''''''' = 'a''i'A
Twenty Solos and be performed by twenty
Of "a. JulEer's Eminent Solo Performers.
PART II.
Grand OJerAtic Selection and Fantasia Bellini
From the Opera Of "La Sonnambula,n ar
ranged by H. Julien -(frst time.)
Song-"The Cavalier frst tme) ............ Glover
Mile Henrietta Behrend
Solo, Contra Bass0-"TaraA tea, first time) Botesin
Signor Bottesni.
Quadrille NatonAle-"The English ....... Julien
Solo, Oboe-SOuvcnirs du Montagnes.n with imita-
tstions Of the French B,gpipes Lavizne
Galop-'The Amazon and Tiger .......... Jullien
Admission.
rreMenade ............ -. Huty Cents
Door. oreI at Concert to commence at o Si
TOMORROW, TUESDAY,
AMERICAN euADRILLE and
SOLO. CONTRA BAss0,
BY Senor BoTTESlNI
SOLO CLARI0NET
BY N. WCILLE.
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ITO sLATERs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
csived BY the Governors Of the Aims House. at their
Office in the kstunda Park until u o'clock w. of the 18th
inst stating the south wing Of the work house Black
wells Island With best Vermont slate also for CUTTERS
oseOMse Of the Governors Of the Aims House, Sept g.
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G3OToN AoulDUcT DRPARTMgNr.-To CON.
aetor-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for build
s in street will be received Of the office Of
Che CYoton Aqueduct Department Kotunda, ParkJ until
Qenday the 18th day Of September 1853 twelve o'clock
L. 70 build sever with the necessary receiving basins
river The plan Of the and for the build
ns Of and all other information relating thereto
eAn Do obtained application to the Water Purysyor. ct
THO. R. DE FORREST, Acting President. Crston Aque-
a. w. CRAvkN, Chief Engineer. I duct Board.
Eev York. September l. 1853
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A MUsEMRNT AND INsTRUCTION-I AM NOW
"A ready TO give private lessons in singing and panoore
An elementary and adrgal class will formed Due
notice will N given. N. B-Pianos for sale and TO let.
j. u. NASH, $40 Brooms street.
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GyeRPoKATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HHRE.
an houses snd lots improved or srimproved lands At
&<ted thereby that the assessments have been
ths Assessors and are lodged in the oee Of
eDe Bureau 81 ADJUSTMENTS fer Animation by all persons
;nsese,ssd viz FOR building sewer in street.
xhe limits embraced BY such assessment include all tAe
parcels land situated beth sides Of
hon West street to Greenwich both sides OF
Factory street from Christopher to Amos street, both
rides 81 Fourth Christopher TO Amos on
both sides Of Bescker street from Amos forty south
Of Christopher street. boL sides Of Bedford from
Ghopher street to seventy five sss sth Of
szee both sdes Of Hudson street from Amos stree. TO
feet south Of Christopher street, both sides Of
GrHwtsa street from Amos to Insthye feet south Of
christopher 70 Anes street. both sides Of vixen
HYeet from to haadred and thirteen feet
north Of Christopher street. the east aide OF West street
KEN hundred thirteen feet north Of
street and the south side Of Amos street.
foE wilmington TO Hudson street. All persons whose In
affected the above named and
wbs opposed to the same or either Of them are
euteted TO their objections in writing TO the under
spee At their eiee No Hall Of Records within thirty
Gays from the date OF this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE. }Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once, BsIau Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
tenlsY q. lH52.
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FS0HP0RATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby slyes 70 tine ew1sr o. swnsrs ossupsns or os
ds aHested thereby that the following assessments have
hsea completed by the Assessors snd lodged In the
see CT tho BHresu Of Assessments for examination by all
ysaaens interested yixFor building sewer in Twenty
stxtb street. rcm Madison to rourth
The ne embraced by such mt all the
houses sad lots Of ground LOTS pieces and
sg 81 land situated both sides Of Twenty sixth street,
on Madison Fourth avenues All persons whose inter
s affected by the above named and who
are opposed the same either Of the requested
yfessnt their objections in writing TO the at
tAeJ ece, No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
The date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNEILl,S
6fse Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept
4 l6s3
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

IMPRESS FOR AUSTRALIA.-OFFICE 80 BROAD.
u way-Adams Co.'S express for Port Philip. Melbourne
September q, 165a
0ur 6pss express for Port Philip and Melbourne Aus
steamer Golden Age, Lieut. D. d. Porter, U, s. NJ COM
mander, Wednesday 18th nst at o'clock, p. NJ, in
charge Of spesial messenger to destination.
Freights and packages of description will be re-
and small parcels and dispatches until O'clock NJ Al
promptly by first Opportunity after arrival st Melbourne
Shippers are reminded that although the ports of Australia
to the Emission Of nearly every kind Of
die &c. free q duty i nevsrhees: absolutely
detail 70 enable MS to their goods without delay
Australia Customs ADAMS a CO., 90 Broadway.
CnoRGn AowroS. Resident Partner, Melbourne, Aus
tralia. "
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CRIAT RUsH-coL. WOODS WONDERFUL LADY
NJ exhibiting At 40 Broadway, weighs 76 pounds aud is
the most splendid looking woman in the world She
visited last week by 20 900 persons and will remain All
% cents.
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CtROToN AQUEDUcT DEPARrMENT.-TO CoNTRAC-
tors Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for build
ing Ridge street, will be received at the oice Of
the Croton Aqneduct Department, Gotunda Park until
Monday the 18th day Of September 1853 at IL O'clock M
build Ridge street between Houston aud stan
building Of the and all other information relating
thereto be obtained application to the Water Pur
IHEo. R: DE FORESTER croton Aque.
A W. CRAVEN, duct Board.
New York September 10, 1853.
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CUPHN19B OCURT.-M TEE MAf1u1 OF rul AP.
. W. sySs .s Z E: and .:s
- 81. :ss.: Sst.:s. Siny ,sn "a 5sts ss s
=; :,.1 . !. Il: H Il.
IsIi IsEssAss ss.ss 4 s.sA :s:s nd: .aa provided
sss:: y; S =: s,sF;S:
ssss $500 ,Sss g s:!s:.s:
s::.: ::s.:.s. and !. y: ss:y: :ssIsss
is's ss asR' %
' :'s::s "a Tsss.
eS ks ace relative in the city Of New
:s .s ss ans
=: ', ssS s s;s.
@ i aCsf ssH' e'sf to Il.
DATED New Yori August 70. ISIS " ~ 0''P''@"'1
CUPRExE COURT:-IN TIE MATTER OF TIE AP
plicstion Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Cemnonslity 81
from thirty eighth sss.s 70 Inc ssrss4y "a.
1857. street. the T.eith, EghtsentS and Nissssenti
::s:s: .s:s s::Is.s:
'gf's ss
ass :: shsrs.ss ]. seS..sI %. ss i:ass \:
i iYHSE F !. ssfEz, commissioner.
CuPRExE CouRT-IN THE NATTER OF TIL. Ar.
atty Of New York, relative the laying Of pube
park, between Third aud the East river Sixty
ID and Seventy fifth Streets In the Nineteenth ward Of
she city Of New York. The Counsel TO the Cerporatos
made and provided, hereby gives notice that he win
apply TO the Court Of the State OF New York in the
First Judicial District Special Term Of the said
be held 81 TIE City BAH Of tho city Of New York on Sc
sourt on thatday or a. soon Thereafter
heard Of ave Commissioners Of Esti
nate and Assessment the above entitled matter that
and extent Of the hereby intended
the laying Of putc park Detwee Third avenue aud
The East river sixty Seventy fifth streets In the
Nineteenth OF the city New York the Is laid
out provided under virtue Of entitled
IAN act relative to the and laying out Of certain
public park In the Nineteenth ward OF the city
sfNsw York and powers mayor
and commonAlty in relation thsreto passed July d.
HSa, three ffths being present.
ROBERT j. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dsted New York. August y, 1858.
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CORPORATION EoTTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY given to thu owner owners occupant oeca-
pants Of al houses sad ots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed By the and the ONCE Of
nterested viz For building Nineteenth street
from First avsEIe TO A. limits by such
elude all the and let's Of ground
pieces and parcels q land situated both
All whose interests affected by the shove named
And who opposed the same or either OF
TO the undersigned ct their office No. Hall Of Records
within thiyty days frcm the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Sept
5, 1855.
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DIOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITEE
IL States Mail Steamer FRANKLIN, ]. A. Wotton. eem
mander will leave for Ravre, 1t Southampton to
land mails aud ON Saturday September "a st
$40 Luggass .os wanted during the yoysgs should Be
merchandise will be received board after Thursday,
September ed. For freight or passage apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent 2 Broadway.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have been pressed in the
Beard of Aldermen, for the construction of severe in the
from Tenth to Ninth ayenue also in Sixth from
Thtisth street to Twenty ninth street, also in Ridge
street. from Broome to Delaney street, also, in Seventh
fsm Twenty fifth to Twentysixth street. also in
Washington street. between Rector aud Carlisle strsats
ass in Whitehall strse from the sewer at State street to
Henry street from Cln 60 Montgomery street, also,
in Laurens street. from Blocker to Prince street. and ALSO
in Thirty street. Tenth TO Hudson ry
All persons interested IN the above and hayOg obec
tons thereto requested to present the in writing,
TO the Contract Clerk at this Office on or before September
10, 1853.
11HE ~ cRA n FOREST croton Aqueauct Board
Croton AQueduct Department. Sept. 10, 1883.
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1yoHyonA!IoN EoTcE-pIPAIrxsN1 OF RE
lid 1sposab VII b received ct tks amss 81 the Com
ss:Ps sat IA Ne. ssy IA. When
ass IL tis sssrssiess and repairs = he Sshth ward
a.. = a: .as :ss
g q sss s.psrsss.asss = Publ: s.dins. z ria.
ga Ass ssnstes vim DO rsesvsA fcr the rsPssinE Oh
nx0dway from Franklin street TO Canal WIN
e bloch stcne All Information feqgirsd VIZ Ds ~ ~
fsw CITY HAIL. or tine once Of As Supsrintsndsns q
ssvsmepis foot Of RivngtoA street. Also etimatss viii
S - M s.% cs
I1 SsDsrs e house Of hsot and Ladder Company 70:
.stsd N Twenty fourth street Seventh nrt
r1uisss 70 be done all in regard thereto
- b hsd ~ Of the Superintendent Of Public
r.bsS ~ either Office The Connissionsr reserves tine
~ reject all or any Of the sssaes II deemed for the
ns~s" o W. pHRTHoLoNEw b. PURpY,
Commissioner Of IAirs and Supplies.
C,ohpoiArIoN NOrIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
Iants 81 81 Houses and lots, improvsd unimproved
Seen soplsted BY Abe aad lodged the once
ntereeted Fer tagging the southerly sidewalk
Of 1osreeRth street. between and b. The limits
saesd BY such include s the several houses
IyIus point go feet west Of B. All persons
sS and wss are opposed same " ether IF sss
snassstsss. sir snos No Hail II Rss.ras within
thirty days &sa 'as $sas Of MS .s.iss
sss4sfsss s : ss ssSsbtear. Assessors.
t<Bfsx J. HbA
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w R. PIsH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
York four doors from ars.dws amateur
fancy dress balls Country theatrcas supplsd short
notice B.-Any style Of theatrical wigs made NJ tVW
ours notice. - y -"
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HyROTON AQUEDUOT DEPARTNRNT.-TO CONTRAC
" tsssafsd proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Mott street. Pe street, will be received
81 the see Of the Croton Aqusduct Departments until
day. the 18th day Of September 1853 at IL o'clock NJ,
kasirs and culvers in Mott street from the sewer in
set The psn Of The sewer and er the build
9 SANE. and all other information relating thereto
obtained application to the Water Purveysr at
this Office.
sio pEESs est, A:ns
lanA 1
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NOpYOlAYIOU WO9ICk = NOTICE rs HERBDY
u rtvsn = occupant occupants Of
All kcusss s1l lots nI.oved and unnpssved lands Affect
plsssd y tAs As.sssers s.d sss lodged in tAs snss
SOFAS htsrsstsd, viz.-Tsr baildng . sewer Ia Brosne
street, from the sewer brt vs9isk street y
and through Sullivan street to the Grand
street TIE Limits embraced BY such Asssssment include
al tas ssvsr, neasss and lots Of posnd .ssaas 0s
erosns street hon varsk to Sullivan streets; en- both
des Of Sullivan street from Grand TO Broome street.
the vest side Of Sullivan street. from Broome TO sprisg
on the south side Of Spring street from Clark 70
Ivan street 70 no feet west Of sullivan street, en- both
sides OF Ozark street from Brooue Spring street. and
the ssu side Of Deminjsk street. from Clark to 20 feet
west Of Clark street AL persons whose interests are a.
posed 70 the OF either Of them PRE-
eee, No. lHan Of Records within thirty days fon the
date Of this 1otise.
CHARLEs J. DubGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Barsau Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
teHbe 3, lSJ3
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUEBLO NOTICE is
~ hereby given the occupant or occu-
pants Of I'll lots improved unmproyed Ian d
thereby hsve been
esuKletsd By Assessors and are lodged n The Once o.
Interested vsFor paving Twenty ninth street, between
Second and Third The limits embraced BY such
Include houses and lots
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on both
ninth street. from Second 70 Third
All affected the above named
and who opposed 10 the same or either Of
thsm to their objections in writing
70 sbs .rdersgned :. their once No Hall Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES McNlELL y
ofoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
t2mbtr g 1853.
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pANoRAMA OF NIAGARA-HOPE CHAPEL, NO.
S Broadway Thrilling sceneThe thrilling scene
Of Joseph Avery In the rapids has been added
stems Panorama, Table Reck Fallen THE naming
portion OF Table Rock fell Friday morning. 9th
The place bersfore where the rock
every morning and evening Panorama the morn
ing ut O'clock; evening at o'clock Admission 80 cents;
children % - ----'
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NNHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA eTEAx-
ship Company intend calling their fAv orte steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Glasgow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, Aug -
City OF Manchester. Saturday, Sep
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City of Manchester. Wednesday. Aug n
City Of Glasgow >. Wednesday, Sep.
Saloon, $50, 9G6 and 955, according TO state yoemsD
limited Eher Of third pAsseng will be taken
and found wi III comfortably cooked provisions for
80. to Liverpool rs. .. IRON LiverpecL
Parties wishing 20 bring out their friend. Obtain
fcAtes Of passage and drafts che Bank Of Ireland
runs Of 81 sterling and upwsrd Hsndbills be had 81
tks oboe Of TH0MAs RICHARDSON, AGENT
No. Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12
UyH1 NEW YOKK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srs rvB
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ATLANTIC. .......... ....,. .Csrtxin west,
IACnlC. Captain kye.
AHCfIC. ........... Captain Luce.
z55TC .;............... Captain CensssSk

1DRIATIC CsSssa o WIN
These shps have bct ~ een}rssN s1rrsssiy f,S
government service; every hes Gen.
strueton ~ in their engines 70 speed
elegance and comfort
Price II yassaSs from New York 70 Liverpool IN ap,S
cabin SD in second csbil SO. Ixcssive use 4 sxtgs
ise ststsroon, 800.
From Liverpool 70 New York, ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
Ne hsrths secured until paid for.