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EeTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the occupant occupants
all houses and let's improved unmprovsd lands affected
rsby that the following have been completed
and lodged in the office Of the Bureau Of
for sxauis alton by all Interested viz
building In Thompson street. between Bfoome and
decker streets in Spring street. between Thompson and
streets; in Prince street. between Thompson and
eene streets. The limits mbraced by such
dude all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Thomp
street, between Broomc Blocker streets; both
q Spring street. between Sullivan and Greene sreot
beth sides Of Prince street. between SulvaR aud Greene
Gets; the southery Of Thompson and Blocker
both sides Of Houston street. between Lsursns
Sullivan Streets tho side OF sullivan street. be-
Houston street and point thirty nine fest tive inches
th Of Prince street; both sides of Laurens be-
Spring and Houston Streets the side of Woos
street. between Spring and Houston Streets and the
side Of Greene street. between Spring and Prince
persons whose Interests affected by the above aamed
essment and who opposed TO the same either Of
requested to presented their objections in writing,
The ndersgned at their ufhcs, No Hall Of Records,
hin thirty days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAKLEs j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
nee, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct
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1OU.OOV GIFT EXHIBITIONS THE
SEVEN NILE MIRROR

OF THE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS &C.,
CHINESE l XsEMY ROOMS s5S No
Git tickets ADMITTING four persons and snsurng share
= '-' ioSa5 GIFTS ONLY ONE DOLLAR
The whole OF the magnificent series Of paintings known
It having rsained double that sum BY It's exhibitions
Si isr'sy
cultivation, with dwelling barn, and other nscss.
to it every hour in tho day, either BY railroad
sands Of bushels Of peaches have been raised this
Any information abou. the farm ca. be- given by
James M. Farrand, Assembly Buildings, Philadsl
The celebrated trotng horse Telegraph who oan tros
seen st the Franklin HOUSE.. fhiiadsphis, valued
Five Pianos worth $500 each S
Five Pianos worth sse7 each ................. 1850
Specimens Of the Pianos can b seen a TIC music
Ten Geld atcLcs worth sos each ........... 1000
one hundred Gl PENS ana Cases. Worth Is
One thousand Pencils worth - each. 5000
One hundred orders for Hats, ON Gsnin, Celebrated
ri1s si ssss:sn ae Cold f:a; 81 500
S7 Hand Books describing the Seven Nile Mirror SOSS
One hundred thousand Gifts, valued A.. sol sl
II order to insure perfectly fair and satisfactory
@ G
Of New York on Monday evening NSvs%bsr "A Or sooner
psrvson the distribution will take place This eommittss
tn. may as.ssmins upon
store q Horace Waters ss Broadway, and ~ the
orders % tickets. y Later shGsls addressed
sam i hsSm M oR sae' a.
RAND, Assembly Buiiaings philadePhis, Pa; JOHN s.
Exhbitions every afternoon evening, an and TX
o'clock Tickets for single admission Is osnts children
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,ponAr1oN NoTIcE.-PrnIIc NOTICE is HERE

RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE rs HERE
" given TO the occupant occupants
houses and lots improved unimprovsd lands affected
,by that the following assessments have boon completed
and lodged in the office Of the Bureau Of
ssmcnts for examination, BY all persons interested via
regulating and setting curb and gutter In Forty
I, from Tenth to Hudson river. The limits
I'd by such assessment include all the several houses and
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
9TH sides Of Forty ninth street, from Tenth to Twelfth
and both sides Of Eleventh avenus hundred
i've inches North and South Of Forty ninth street ALL
whose interests affected by the above named
hents, and who are opposed TO the same either Of
are requested to present tnor objections In writing to
ndorsgnsd A. their oce, No. Hall Of Records within
y days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
&C. Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Oct T.
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U,oR CHAMPIONSHIPS DOUBLE ENGINE STRAIN
in ship WILLIAM rENN, J. Sherman, commander, 70
now receiving freight ~ her bcth pier East river and
or passage sppiy 70 shS aeests, T. LINCOLN CO.. Is
south street He-srs y {. 3. Ba9a agents n Charles.
Friday October IL and IN connection with ths william
ren~ VII form regular weekly uRs between this port and
cAsxls-tvR.
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NorIcr-pusLIc NOTICE IS HERE.

!ORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
all houses lots proved unm proved lands Affect
thereby that The following have bee. com
Of Asessnspts for sxamn alton BY all inter-
ted viz For building In Eighteenth street. from
Tenth avenue Hudson river The limits embraced by
sh Assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
oyn vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated On
udson river the sast side Of Thirteenth .vsnus feet
Eleventh avenue noFth and south from Ehtsenth
rect and on the side Of Tenth % feet north
id south from street. All persons whose inter-
u affected BY the above named Assessments AID whs
70 the same or either OF them are requested 70
cir Once Hall Of Records within thirty days from
WILLIAM GAGE,
CNARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Oss Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct
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,RP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
By given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
eby that The following bayc bean
ss assessors and arc lodged in the ONCE Of tho Bureau
assessments for examination by all
For building in Thirty fourth street, between
tn and Ninth svcnues Tho limits embraced by such
sment include all the several houses and lots Of ground
mt lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
Of Thirty fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth
All persons whose interests affected by tn !,
named assessments and who opposed to the same
Their Of them, requested to present their Questions
rting to the undersigned at their ofoe No. Hall OF
rds within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. D0DGE,y Assessors.
CHARLES McNiELL,)
ice Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. October
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NoTTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
Nv given to owners occupant pants
III houses ana lots improved unmproved lands, af
stsd thereby that the following assessments been
Bureau Of for examination by all persons in
sar Hudson street to the Hudson river The limits
racsd by such aSssment include all the several houses
id lots ground ots places and parcels Of land
uatsd on both sides Leroy street. from Hudson
Hudson river the vest side Of Hudson street, 50
q eouth and 100 feet north from Leroy street,
IN sides q washingtoa street. Ivy feet south and R feet
feet north south Of Leroy street. All persons whose
terests are affected by the above named aud
he arc opposed the same either Of them requested
present their Injections IN writing to the undsrsgRed At
Once, No. Hall Of kssords within thirty days from
10 date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Ofzce, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Oct
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SIIIPPING.


DARE To CHARLESTON, s. c., FROM PuILADEL-
ps reduced to hftcon dollars by the United States
mail wheel steamship OSPREY. Prioc Of passage fifteen
dollars in TN first cabin and found 10 superior hotel STYLE
Leaves Philadelphia for Charleston, s. O., on
Saturday, September "a At ten O'clock, A. N.
Do. October 5 do. do.
Do. October ~ de- do.
DO November do. do.
Do November 10 do do.
Passage tickets OF the agent in New York.
T. LITEFIELD at the oRoe Of Kinssys Express corner
Of Broadway and Wall street.
LNoR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-SEMIw WEEKLY
IL United States Mail Ine-The and fast going steam
er JAMES ADGER J. Dickinson, Commander, will leays
pier No A. North River Saturday October at O'clock
M precisely For freight apply board, where AL bills
Of sdin will be signed and for passage at the oco Of SPOF
FORD, TILESTON 4 CO, 30 Broadway. Through tickets
to Florida as follows TO jacksonville $s, to Pilaska $50
E,oE NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIcHMoNp--
x United States Mail IAne.-Ths stsanshiI RoAN9KH
TOWN. Captain Parrish every Saturday from pier Is North
river, at O'Clock The for passengers
10 LlDLAx PhIAs6NzA aBssaaNss,
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U,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
Mail Iins.Ths new and splendid steamship Angus
Captain Thomas Lyon will leave Saturday Oct g. from
pier No. 4 North riyer Apply to
SAMUEL b. MITCHELL, No. Is Broadway.
The Florida, Captain M. s. Woodruff leaves Saturday
October M Through tickets from New York 70 Jacksonville
AL: Pilatka, $50.
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY.
w ninth street and Sixth avenue-Moore, Thompson L
Mann, PROJECTORS.
ANOTHER GREAT WEEK
First appearance Of Mr. WILLIAM SMITH tho treat four
horse rider.
Madame TOURNAIRE ANTONIO BROTHERS. Mr. md
Mrs: W. B. CARROLL SAM LATHROP and BOBBY
WILLIAMS and the whole troupe Star Equorians snd
Gymnasts will appear
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
in 3 series Of grand performance
Doors open at 2 and 7; Performances at and 7KPM
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CUPRRME COURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
- pcaton Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty OF
the CITY Of New Work relative 70 the opening Of Eighty ah
New York Pursuant statutes such made and pro-
ydsd the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the city Of
the Supreme Court Of the state Of Now York a special
Saturday the 9th day Of November 1855 the opening
court that day - thereafter counsel BE-
heard for the appointment Of Commissioners Estimate
Assessment in tho above entitled matter that tho nature
and extent Of the Improvement hereby intended the
Eighty street from Third the
in the city Of New York as laid out the map plan q
the people Of the State of New York. entitled An Act ola
tive improvements touching the laying Of streets and
roads, tho city Of New York. and for other purposes
passed April 3, 1877. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel to tho Corporation.
Dated New York October 4. 1853.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

CUPREME COURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
y phcaton Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Csmmonalty Of
the city Of Now York. relative to the opening Of Fourth
Avenue from Thirty eighth street TO the norSerly side q
S6th street. IN the Twelfth, Eighteenth, and Nnetsenth
wards Of said city notice 10 hereby given,
statute that the report Of the Commissioners Of Estimate
and Assessment in the above entitled matter will be
ntsd TO the supreme Court t special term thereof 70 be
held at the City Hall Of the city Of New York
the 18th day Of October D. 1885, and that there and
thereafter counsel be heard, melton wal
bs.made that said report be confirmed
SAMUEL JONEA
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NTLLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

JyoR SALE--A STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS THE
advertiser is DESTROYS Of closing her business and will sell
her remaining stock for one half the former COST This
cker
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ID CALIFoRNIA sTEAMsHIP LIME

- The steamship CRESCENT CITY, Capt J. +. schenek,
Havana and New Orleans on Wednesday, Oct r. At r NJ,
from Warren street pier Freight to New Orleans forty
cents cubic foot Specie only taken freight
Apply tho company oos III West street.
ron, OF II. o. ROBERTS.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, CON-
tanning series Of two hundred authentic paintings by
the most celebrated Italian Spanish Flemish and
xernet Is now open for exhibition ut S Broadway near
Union park Admission. Is cents. Exhibition hours om
A. N. to 10 p. n.
TEE LAND OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY its antiquities at Dr. Abbots Museum Stuyvessnt
ln,titute $50 the greatest attraction In tho CITY,
will close in October. Open from A. n. 10 r. H. Al
mission Is cents.
HOME FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN OF sEAMEN.-
IL The concert to he given by Madame the bene
Mt OF this Institution, has boon postponed Thursday eve
ming the Goth inst. "
E'RANRLlN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM STREET GEO
Lea, Proprieorfhe above estsbshrn open sycsy
afternoon at o'clock and in the TX for tEs
purpose Of Classic and original iyrs
Statuary by NH. Castnets Troupe Of Model Artists
gsther with variety Of beautiful For furtkee
particulars SEQ bills Of each day. AdmsonSsats in pr
vae boxes 10 cents; stage Seats with cushioned eha
T>s cents; boxes, 70 cents gallery l2k cents
RATvARD,s GEoRAMA.,EGYrT, PETRA, AND TIE
- Land OF EdenrEntirely and extensive
how representing Mount Sinai Wilderness Israel
ties Red Sea- Caravan to Mecca the Great Arabian
with all its wonderful phenomena lei together with the
sion to al the only cents reserved seats
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at O'clock.
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CORPORATION N0T1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved lands affected
thereby that the following have completed
By the assessors and in the Office of the Bureau OF
Assessments for examination by all persons Interested
For in Fortth street. between Eighth and Ninth
The limits embraced by such assessment include
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Forty rd
street, between Eighth and Ninth All persons
whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the either Of them
qreted present their objections in writing 70 the under
signed at their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL
Office Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Oct.
Z
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ORPORATI0N NOTICE.-PUBLfC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the owners occupant occupants
al houses and et. improved unimp lands affected
reby that the following have boon completed
Assessors and lodged in the Office Of the Bureau
Assessments for examination by all persons interested,
For tagging the dewaks Of Henry street and Rutgers
The limits embraced by such assessment include all
several houses and lets Of ground vacant pieces and
of land situated tho south side Of Henry street.
Of Rutgers street. thence No LEG Henry street,
tho east side q Rutgers street. the corner Of Henry
thence to Ne Is Rutgers street. All persons whose
rests affected by the above named assessments and
opposed to the same either of hs requested
their objections in writing to the ndsrsgned ut
once, Ne Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
nee, Bureau Of Assessment Street Department, Ooto
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and Of experience in the trade
The of passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent to tho subscribers will be forwarded any
BOYD d HINCKEN, Agents, le4 Pearl street.
IyoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPPOSITION
Il Line-The and splendid steamship AMERICA, l,SO0
Of North Moore street. North river at p M Thursday
October 20 for Aspinwal This steamer anshsd fur
cd in style superior to in the trade having superb
and unrvaed steamship Uncle sam 1000 tons william
A. Mills, commander, which will sail from Panama
diately after the arrival Of the Americas passengers
San Francisco direct wthout stopping At Of the inter-
her FORMER henors the Atlantic route snrva
led round the Horn, beating all tho trips ever
before accomplished by SIX days Is consistently expected
that tho In this line will be landed
eight days. ssual and ahead of the by
other route The character Of these steamers wen
established that 1t would be supernuens say thoy
vastly superior to any others the route for speed
ed in excellent STYLE and will be provisioned in the
liberal and lew prices the order Of the
through tickets will be issued Ave per cent loss the
monopoys lowest in their old and
order and the mule hire has been reduced S.
Star Of 18th instant For freight passage APPLY only
to E. Mills Agent, 81 Cortiandt street.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
In via Ecaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua Propretors In advance of the mail
Only line giving through tickets including the Isthmus
crossng-Ths double engine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST soo tong burtIcn viii leave from per No North
O'Clock r. IT, precisely for San Juan del Norts
Thursday Octeber 20 connecting with the and favorts
steamship SIERRA NEVADA 1000 tsxs burthen,
Ncaraxua transit route having but twelve miles Of land
portan Those steamers in their
tia and accommodations Fer Information passage
apply only to CHARLES MORGAN. Agent, No. Bowling
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M from Paris respectfully to the ladies Of
New York that she has received the latest winter fashions
for hAts and dresses at 1855 Canal street
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CONFORMATION NOTICES.


TOHYORATION NOT1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by given the occupant or occupants
Of all Houses unm Affected
thereby the following assessments have been
and lodged in the office Of the
by all persons interested For building
Cherry street. from No. So TO Franklin square, The
limits embraced by such include all the several
houses and lots Of vacant lots pieces and
square and Dover street to Nos and Cherry street.
side Of Franklin between Cherry Pearl
east side Of Pearl street from Franklin square TO No.
Pearl street All persons whose interests affected by the
either Of them requested present their In
writing 70 the undersigned at their office No. Hall of Re-
cords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct r.
$500 - -
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CrREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby gwen that the following petit
tona have been presented the Board Of AldsrmenTo
flag north sidewalk Of Fftybird street. from
Third East where dono; TO fence
vacant Ninth between Thirteenth and Four
tenth Streets regulate and grade Eighty sixth be-
tween and East regulate
gutter feet OF walks OF Nineteenth street.
From Fifth East river Also, the following
ons-o reag south side of Twenty street from No.
Eighteenth street. from Tenth to Hud
Also following resolution in the Board Of As
AldermenTo lay all the crosswaks in Broadway
Forty fifth to Fifty first street All interested
writing undersigned his oice before the 18th
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner
October 7, 1853
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS
y Sealed proposals will be received ut this
Saturday 10Th October 1853 to lay crosswalks at the
sections Of Third and l5th 10th l2th 2sth and
ih streets, Fourth and 25th leith l27h 18th
and 10th Streets and Fifth and l25th and 10th
Oct. q, 1883 JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioners.
ITO LEAD DEALERs.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received NJ the office OF the Croon Asueduot Depart
men retunda Park antn Thursday the 9th Octebe<
posals will state the price per separately Spanish
and Gaera lead to be delivered within i've days
opening Of the proposals. Payments be made
lar days thereafter The Department. the right
public interest Blank estimate with
the ordinances Of the Common Council DO had apph
cation at this Office.
TnEo. R. DEFoREsT. Acting President
A. w. CRAVEN, Engineer
oshce oroteu Aausdsct Department. Sept q. 1854
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sHasEEs ! bSbcr, Assessors.
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-IN CONFORMITY WITH
resolution Of The Common Cogasl e the city q New
s
gsTs 81:
Il: . 4 f hs *. sssss Or Of S b
severed slide .hoos, inclined plane and in such
i's:
s'se s. %
s :s; ss' 1ss
Me-
dsr Proposals must b made snslos:a In sealed
:.:s:; It, Fly
s.
ssIss i; /; WI II performs: y:
~
si
:'sf
81, =:
e si: VIII IL :;:ss
O'Clock
wa
s ssss f w .s%: s :
es and execute the Same within two days asr icing nos
aed that such ready no they shall be conndersd
ect any ali bids, e,matss proposals for tho
THOMAS psy..nsss ssr 7.ss sy
CORPORATION NoTIcE-PRoPosALs FOR WOOD
sdse Gs q Records until sS tho 18th q osseSs h
a
AGss e, pine tine W Be
and Vouchers delivery saving the
Fifty cords furnished tbs day Of No
item houses pubic oass and sro department. as
may be prescribed IN the contract and the remaining hft
auirsd for station public cos
sPs .SP Soy:mssr PsS%sn delivery
ofthe cJa.rses Tris. wood
Flags
The and such the bidders desire
@ III Of ns for Sppss s 4
the Corporation and the amending the
n.ss.Iss q Il: h
Comptroliers Omce, new fork, Oct. 4, loI0
CORPORATION NoTIcE,-p ,I OF RE
sealed proposals. viii Se At the Office Of the Com
81 ssn;ss SsR. sss XIV city Hs time
n ;: Sns Ss.a
eight street near Eshta avenue for Hose Company No e
the Viii
% the q s ss
be done and all information regard horeto had at
street Blank estimates DO had at either ONCE Tho
estimates Ds''' ''i BHRTnoIoaEW B. pPGapY
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
CORPORATION NoTIcE-PuBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
Bosrd Of Aldermen for the construction Of sewers in the fol-
TsL.h and Ninth avenues. also WiIlss
S sR All
to the in writing to the Contract Clerks ut this
''' On o '''''
Creton Aqueduct Department, Sept. o. 1883.
CRoToN AQUEDucT DEPARTMENT.-To CoNTRAC-
pro- M a. Or, in
tober 1883 L. o'clock NJ for the building of with
ss s r. the @
Bseeke. and Houston streets being length about
$40 feet The plan Of the and specifications for the
building Of the and all other information relating
thereto be obtained on application TO the Water Pur
1HE H', R; p PE,' sGnSsT crose. Aqyssss.
AZ Chef siFA Engineer. } Board.
New York, October 7, 1853
NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO C0NTRAC-
tors-Ssaed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Fourth be received at the soe Of the Crosn
Aqueduct Department until Monday the h day Of October
1855 ct IL O'clock NJ for the building Of sewer with
resolving basins and culyerts in Forth street
Of Jane street. being length about LOO feet The plan Of
the and specifications for tho building Of the same
and all other information relating thereto be obtained
application 70 the Water Puryeyor st this Office.
THEO. II. DE FOREST,
Acting President, Croton Aqueduot
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
New York. September 80, 1853
NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW THEIR Ii.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-sECoND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havrs the l6th and New York

They all hrst class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
ssngers and commanded Of experience trade
The price Of passage $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent tho subscribsrs will be forwarded Tree from any
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD 4 HINCKEN, Agents, lG4 Pearl strest
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ENoR LIvERPoot-vNIrsD STATES NAM srEAA-
IL alp BALTIC, Joseph J. Cemstcsk, ssmnan6srJ1fis
steamship viii depart wh the United States ass for IL
ypps positively Saturday. October h At u o'clock N
hs.ing snsaussa for and
street. Passenssr requested to bs On beard q k
The ssanshp Atlantic WIZ succeed the Baltic, aAd ssQ 90
tohep