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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-23
RIO LEAD pEALERs.-sEALEp PROPOSALS WILL

TO LEAD DEALERs.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received at the ofce Of the Croton Aquedu& De-
Partment Rotunda Park until Tuesday, the 18th day Of
March, inst At o'clock r. M when they will be publicly
opened to furnish Of pig lead The proposal viii
state the price pound for Gsiena and soft lead
which price will include the delivery Of the lead the
yard foot Of Twenty street East river Payment In
cash to be made within twenty days after delivery which
delivery the hfteenth day Of April The
Croton Aqeut Board the right Of rejecting AL
proposals II deehed fer tho public interest Each
TO made in With the ordinances
alton endorsed Proposals for Furnishing Lead
Blank forms Of estin had application At tb,s
ofhce. ELIAS D. SMITH Croton
A. w. CRAVEN, koayd
once Croton Aaucduot Department., March H. 1884
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CHREWsBURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS
- Ocean House. and Ocean Port.-The steamer JAMEt
CHRIsToPHEE Captain John Price win leave the foot
9th, At NJ; 18th, at2P NJ; and 18th, a. JAN Leave
Osean Port March at II A. M 9Th at ~ NJ; 10th At
II, 1aAh aud 18th. alta A. N.
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ITO BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS.-N WHEATON,
Canal street, wholesale and retail dealer In docrf
sashes blinds &C., has on hand in his warerooms lafg
assortment of the above articles manufactured Of the
lumber and kiln dried inside and outside shutters shutter
blinds Gothic and circular sashes panel work. Ao, of all
descriptions made to order at the shortest notice and
the best Window glass; and general assortment
Of builders hardware constantly hand and for sale
the lowest prices.
VNANTED-lOO DRUGGISTS DRAWERS (sECOND
w bandJ in good order Address immediately r. N. p
Herald office.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
Saturday, March Is 1854 81 IN oeleek M. to rebuild
river to rebuild inner part Of per Nc 40 foot King
Thirty fifth street. Ninth and Tenth avenues
raise soofrom foot Of st street, North
Clerk Of this Department.
March l6. 1854 JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the resolu
ons have been In the Board Of Councilman TO
flag feet of Wake where and Lexington
curb and gutter and repair walk In front Of 80 Forsyth
street, flag 4eet from the south walk Of Broome street.
from East Tompkns street. and side Tompkns street.
from Grand to Broome and from Broome to Delaney to
curb and gutter and walk south side Grand street.
jackson to Madison street. to grade and
fifth street. between Eleventh and Twelfth to
ment similar that in the Bowery between Walker and
Bayard streets; repair and flag walks in Eighteenth
street. between Seventh and Eighth to flag and
lay flags where the walks OF Thirty third street.
and flag northwest Bayard and Forsyth streets to
set curb and gutter east side Tompkns street. between
Brcome and Delaney streets set curb and gutter and
flag and regrade south walk Of Broome street. from Os
to 10th street. to flag walks in broadway east side be-
Thirty sixth and Thirty ninth and sde
between Thiryfourh and Thirty sixth streets All per-
them in writing to the undersigned at his Office
March l0 1854. JAS. FUREY. Street Commissioner.
y Public notice is hereby given that the wing resolu
tons have presented in the Board Of Councimen
To repair crosswalks varick and Broome streets
fence vacant lot southwest avenue and Fifth
Twenty fourth and Twenty nth streets to pave Thirty
ninth between Broadway and Sixth TO fenoe
vacant lots south side Twenty sixth street. between Sc
venth Eighth flag four feet Of walk in front
vacant lots south side Twenty first street. between
and First to flag four feet Of walks Of
Ninth between Forty second and Forty fifth streets
avenue from Seventy TO Ninety street. to
regulate and grade Forty fourth street between Ninth and
Tenth avenues All persons interested having objections
thereto are to them in Writing to me un
instant. JAS. fUhEf, street COMMISSIONER
March q, 1s5~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-23

CUCCEsS CERTAIN BY COOPERATI0N-THEN NEW
~ York Mutual Gold PEN Manufacturing Association
Every person paying the Of dollar gold
PEN guaranteed worth that amount and
OF share in the company The Trustees such
respect to the businss that they
bled to and do guarantee 900 shares sold
to divide among the subscribers through the medium Of
COMMITTEES to DO appointed BY them the following property
shareholder zOne three story house. with all modern
improvements situate in the most part Brook
lyn valued at S0O00 story house, williamsburg
N0O four elisbly located building plots in Brooklyn,
buggy 81 ooo i've pianos valued At $500 each $5 ton
room furniture $3.50 two sets drawing furniture,
valued at *z5O each 800 seven sets bedroom furniture
valued At $40 EACH O ten gold watches improved
style 500 each four gold watches sl25 each $500
two hundred gold chains and elegant style Sl5 each
g 600 five hundred gold pencil valued at $40 each
-FOUR marble TOP tables valued It ~ each 500 fifty
travelling vases valued at $40 81 600 hundred Whites
celebrated hats valued at each $500 Thousand pen
knives valued at % cents each Thousand
perumed sackes very choice doors 20 each 80
The public invited to call and examine tho the
articles OF association All orders from the country
post paid and the money enclosed Office 29 Broadway
ALEXR. II. YATES, Secry.
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s. A,
Extension Of The P.nsns Railread er the
forming ana ;:s
~ an NAV
April At O'clock from pier foot Of Warren street
tie
% e. tho
stlmu. Prss.s.SIs T. DAY tha. vii
route Mr. Hinckley date varder for Adam. Co..
c IT. shs
Tickets can be obtained for the transit from W. Caring
The ws
passed and attention is paid to the
Tie passage v ssf
FoR SAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE
Jas. W. Cross proprietor Of ATLANTIC steamer Edward
ns q steamship sS & Sn.
w s New YORK sn ss so o
ss.n Ri a. to with ns new and splendid
that the By these ships will go through San
in q or S2 Ell 'gps ss sHy place
pier foot Of Warren street carrying the government
' Monty
i1 taken Ike ts sl%
iii s ssRs %
ssa or passage apply " tho ONCE q The ss%Psny ~
"A packet ship PRINCE DE JOINvILLE now loading st
pier 90 East river will be despatched for Melbourne Port
Philip, the 10th April For balance cargo and cabin
passage apply At once TO w. Dusan, South street.
MAILER Lord los Wall street; Arkelf Elliott roar
street.
A UsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A sts carrying the United States Mail.The American
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE 1066 tons register will be
Early Despatched for Melbourne sixteenth ship Of this
line The nightingale Was built expressly for exhibition
without doubt the finest In the world at an expen
$1,000 She the sharpest ship OF her size il
con6denty believed the fastest sser Passengers ship
ers who VIII pay the rates charged by the steamer Great
ngae makes the passage from New York Melbourne Ia
less number Of days than the Liverpool to the
same port and oertsnly With much greater comfort pas
Intending passengers For freight passage apply to
X. W. CAMEROS, Il6 Wall street.
INQR SAVANNAH AND EIQRInA-uNIrKn
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TINCLE TOMS CABIN,
~
NATIONAL THEATRE,
The Temple Of the Moral Drama.
Performances evening, Monday Wedues.
day, and Saturday aftarnoonA =

RUCKLEY's SERENADERs, $50 BROADWAY. PAR
ticular notioe-0n wednesday evening, March r. the
rite banjost, Mr. T. T. Briggs will appear Mr. G. Swains
Buckley retres short recruit his health Due
notice will be given Of his rea ppea rance
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FTyO MISUNDERSTANDING OFF, TO CLOSE AN
estate, lot of silver plated and white metal castor
baskets SETS forks tea trays inlad with pearl
gas chandeliers, solar lamps &C. at cost. A. r. MORGAN
152 William street. between Fulton and Ann opposite the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-23

~ New Jersey Railroad through in four hours-Untst
States mail and ne leave New York foot Of Cor
landt street. at scven nino and eleven M and fons
and hafpast five, p M Fars-S275 In and clever
IN from New York and quarter past four from Phiis
eemmodaiion line leaves ~ twelve M. az reduced
priees) from Cortlandt street, through in six
Through tickets sold for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
Weldon Wilmington and Charleston In the above trains
Through baggage AGENTS In the nine and five tran
uta bAfO ret rail-
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CROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0 CON-
traetors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Propasal for
sewer in Broadway will be received NJ the once Of the
April 1854 at IL O'Clock NJ at which hour the bids Wilt be
opened 70 build sewer with the necessary receiving ba
sins and cuverts Broadway from the in Twenty
point about thirteen feet north Of
fifth street being length about 2 feet The plan the
may be and specifications obtained sppica-
ton at this office.
ELIAS L. SMITH, d..
Two W. c + TH FOREST ''''e Sa aaa'd'''
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cTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals will be received this ofhco until
Friday, March 81 inst TO regulate and grade Ninetsth
sreet between Third and Fourth To regulate and
nave Thirty street. between Tenth and Eleventh
nues TO build bukbead from West street to Thirteenth
ayenue and rprap wall and bukhead At Manhattan vs
to be had ON application 10 the
March a. 1854. JAS FURRY, Street Commissioners.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK, MARCH Is
IS4-Seaed proposals will be received ut No Hall Of
Records, until Friday March "A, 1854 at O'Clock p n,
when the same will be publicly opened at the Comptroers
the junction Of Houston and Second streets to be used
station house for the police of the Eleventh district during
the erection OF Union market Each proposition should be
sealed and directed Proposition for renting house for
sealed and directed should be enclosed envelope
and directed on the outside to "a c. Fagg, Comptroller
Hall Of Records New York; The rent win paid the
corporation quarterly, the usual quarter days The
any all Of the propositions necessary
'''' : p'''''' ''' ''''' A. G. FIlGG, Comptroller
ITO MACHlNISTS.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at tho Office Of the Croon Aqueduct Depart
msnt Rotunda Park, until Friday March H. 1854 three
o'clock M when they will DO publicly opened for Is
topcocks inches in diameter INSIDE weight
average weight each $50 lbs topcock twelve inches
diameter inside average weight each 6 lbs Each to BE-
subjected to proof under Of 3 pounds the
i9ch DO made in Al respects similar TO pattern
ofby the Water Purveyor Also 100 Are hydrants known
Ayres Hydrant pattern Of which be at this
and to be to the proof the whole to
delivered may from time TO time be required BY the De-
partment Proposals. will state price for each sopcock
and each hydrant The Of two responsible persons
with their written consent to become sureties will be
CURED accompany each proposal The amount security
stopcocks and for that for hydrants Payment be
made within twenty days from the inspection and
Of each parcel with reservation Of ten cent until the
completion Of the contract Blank forms Of estmate. in
application at this Office Proposals to DO endorsed Pro
posas for Stopcocks and Hydrants;m
FILLS 1. SMITH SF iTTnnharsr AS C..sTn
A. W CRAVEN, Board.
Office Croton Aqueduct Department. March 4 1854
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Comptroler's office, No Hall Of Records, until Mon
day. April 1854 at o'clock M when the same will be
publicly opened for the whole part OF the amount OF
The Public Education Stock Of the city OF New
York Of the year 1853 authorised BY an act Of the egisa
q the Common Council Of this city, approved BY the Mayor
Ave hundred and forty shares tho value OF which Will be
00 each share ana will bear at the rate OF I'VE
cent annum payable quarter yearly and the principal
will be redeemed on the first day Of May 1873 The IroPo
that will be paid for each share The person persons
whose proposal shall be accepted will DO required to
the stock awarded TO him Thorn within three days after
being notified b this department Each proposal should DO
Education Stock and the proposals. thus scaled up d.
rected 70 he second envelope sealed and
directed to "A. G. Flagg, Comptroller
JACOB a, MEsTER! EFT, Mayor,
r. II. TILLOU, Recorder,
A. c. FLAGG, Comptroller,
r. w. EDM0NDS, Chamberlain,
WIN. CHAUNCEY, Chm. T. Com. I'D. AID
WIN. N. vERMILYE, Chm, =. Com I'D: Coun'n,
Commissioners Of Sinking Fund.
Finance Department, New York. March 10. 1854.
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DAtEETS TO HAvRR-SECOND LINE.-THK FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th and New
Yavk an kha Inf zach nonkh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-23

HOUSE WARMING AND vENTILATING WARE.
rooms No. 400 Broe-iwayWe invite the attention Of
Of house warming vsntstins and cooking apparstus COM
prising several new patterns Of ranges TO-
bning economy durability and efficiency We prepared
to warm and yentlate superior all classes Of
public and private buildings upon the most
constantly hand and for sale Wholesale retail Rip
powam Company, GEO. L. CANNON, Agent
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RIO THE PUBLIC-HAvING NOTICED IN THE AD-
vertisement of company performing under the name
the Campbell Minstre In New York claiming to be ths
original Of coming under the heading Of Eths
plan representations, allow or
two ENTHUSIASTICALLY That am the frat that
delivered the burlesque Womans Rghts; Secondly,
The Dance called The Essence of Old which,
through the popularity Of these acts many have vainy
strven to initiate been originally performed
me at Woods Minstrel Hall IA Broadway New York W
W. NEWCOMB, Of Norris old and original Campbell Mn
strels, Norfolk, Va
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADRL
phia, from pier No. North river Two lines daily ~
a. NJ and2P. M. Accommodation limo At A. n, b.
steamboat John Potter to South Amboy thence BY cars
John Potter to Amboy thence direct to Camden BY
through In five hours; fare 50.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL OGDINsBURo BUR.
IN Hngton, Sc Johnsbury Wells River, White River,
Bellows Fails, Windsor Rutland Montpelier ST. Adams
and Rousc's Point Ticket ofess New Haven Raiiroad
Of Broadway and Canal street. and
street and Fourth avenue Baggage checked through
press trains A. NJ, and p. NJ Freight by New Haven
steamers, Peck slip.
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 1852 South street.
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|iNORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have been presented in the
Of for the construoton Of sewers in the
Seventh and Eighth Forty seventh street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Hamersey street. from
She above having objections thereto requested 70
the in writing to the Contract Clerk ~ sns
once before Wednesday, March 2, 1854
shT = dsSEHs o.'s'. As''a'ss Board
Nav York MArohI II. a
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ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHERs:-THE sUBsCRI
bers type founders Nos g. 81 and SO BeekmAn street.
the Park New York TO return their thanks eli
past and their friends and the printing public
fancy faces and other articles their heretofore extensive
Scotch cut faces pearl great primer which have
given such universal satisfaction for their biity and
beauty, they prepared to furnish reasonable
terms for cash or credit other type founder in tn
country Every article required In printing
lowest manufacturing prices JAMES CONNER SONS
The materials which this paper printed the
above estAblishment. Nxc2
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New York March IL, 1854
NR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractors.-Sesed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
In Henry win be received at the once Of the
croten Aquednst Department. until Monday the I'd day Of
April 1854 at II o'clock NJ at which hour the bids will DO
build with the necessary receiving basins
and cuIverts in Henry street. from the sewer ~ Clinton
street pont about ~ feet Of the westerly line OF
street. being In length about 500 feet The
plan Of the work be and specifications obtained
ON application ut this office.
E EhES SE1 EsS#krsr c ssss s. Asr'-
A. W. CRAVEN,
Now York
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILs
Il from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train ANThrough In four hours, oonnectins
evening"
Pm
Express train, P.n-Emig can't trsin 6Pk. For TArry
town 10 30 M For PeekskiI $50 NJ For Poughkepsye
80 A. N and Pm PASSENGER: taken At Cham6ers
Sunday trains from Canal street. at $40 M Abany
and Troy, stopping at all way stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Supsrintsndsnt
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~>>e~o~~<~~-~~~~
RR0ADWAp THEATRE. A. MARsHALL, soIR
II Lessee-Doors open At 6t to Commence Al oscs.sS
Thursday evening March Is will be performed
klCHkLiEu, OR THE CONSPIRACY.
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T EECHESi LEECHES TWENTY THOUSAND
iseches arrived IN prime order per steamer Europa

CPICTACLEs, GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCURArKL
- adju.ed 10 vision, and exchanged free not sstfAc
York 1ye Hospital and spestsoe maker the Eye In rm
ary No Park row, opposite The Aston House. and At
Bowery.
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A UsTRALIA.--.CLIPPER LINE-THE SPLENDID
"A packet ship PRINCE DE J0INvILLE, now loading 81
pier 90 East river will be despatched for Melbourne Port
Philip on the 10Th april For balance Of cargo and cabin
MAILER Lord los Wall street; Arkcl Elliott l46 Pear
street.
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|TsORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given owners occupant or occu
pants and lots improved or unmproyed lands
the following assessments have been
0ompetod by the Assessors and lodged in tho once Of
re bureau Of for examination by all persons
nterested ys-For regulating and paving Thirty fifth
ptrest between First and Third svenpes The limits sm
md lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
both sides Thirty fifth street. between First
md Third avenues All who interests affected
the above named assessments and who are opposed 20
objections writing the undersigned, at their ONCE
No Records within thirty days from the date Of
1his notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assossors
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Once Of Assessments Street Department March
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CORPORATION UOuOus.

CORPORATION NOTICE-MANURE, MANURK.-PER-
~ sons desrous Of procuring street. and willing
70 remove the same from the city obtain
on terms by application 70 the City Inspector
~ the othce No. Centre street. up stairs.
49,, THOMAS x. DOWNING, City Inspector
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GUANO FOR SALEM LOTS TO SUIT PURCHAs-
" ers, by the subscriber, R. w. CAMERON, ll6 Wall
BROOKLYN ferry

ITAIR, FEATHERS MATTRESSES, AND BEDDING
II AELLEN, BANKS POMROY, formerly A. Mellen
Co., having removed to their 81 Broadway,
have now hand large stock Of South American oured
horse hair (of our manufacture) also Russian and
Amerc live feathers spring hair
feather BEDS linen and cotton Sheets Marsess and
Lancaster quilts comforters COTS mahogany black wal
nut, and iron bedstesds,
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REHyvD EVERY DAY
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.

INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given to the occupant or oc-
upsnts Of all houses and lots improved or unimproved
affected thereby that the following haze
completed by the Assessors and lodged In the
oe Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination By all
persons interested in Battery place from
ashngton West street. The limits embraced by such
include all the several honses and lots Of
parcels Of land situated on both
ass Of Battery place, from Washington to West s.oe
whose interests affected by the above namou
and who opposed to the same or etner Oh
nhem requested to present their ohectons IN
40 ndersigned, at their Office No Han OF heooSos
Etkhin thirty days from the date Of this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
ulce Bureau Of Street Department. Maroh
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GRAPES.-J. p. WILSON. THE PROPAGATOR AND
VI exhibitor ofthe charter oak grapes in New York for
has few Of those beautiful roots for ssc ofthe
diameter This grape perfectly hardy needs proteo
tion in winter it ripehs in the Northern and Western
preserving jees, wine, there are better grown.
Those wishing Of the will please send In their
orders ALI orders ad dressed to j. +. Wilson, No.
Scanned street, will meet with prompt attention.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby giyen that petitions have been presented In the
Of for the Of II the
fourth Forty ninth street. street. between
Seventh and Eighth Seventy street. between
Fifth avenue All persons interested in the
above having objections thereto are to Pre-
ofRce, on or before Friday, March 81, 1854
HIP + ,SSHEs1sS9Arsr c sss' b. asr'
n AauAduct Danarkmant. March 20 1874.
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RURTONs.-T b. JOHNSTON ANNOUNCES MOST
ID respectfully his benefit for Monday evening March 81
on which occasion he will present bill Astounding with
mirth, fun, and laughter Box book now open,
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DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE U. s.
Il mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton commander
will leave for Havre touching at Southampton to land the
mails and Passengers Saturday April at y O'Clock
d. do d. second do, Sc Luggage not wanted during
marked belovn No freight will be taken after Thursday
9Th Eor freight Or passage apply to MORTIMER LlV-