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Butte record., 1854-09-23
T. d. EvERTS. s. cos
Feath er River Express
Coz aec ting with ADAMS y co.

We would respectfully inform the public that are
now enabled to tors NJ fsEAsuRE. NaLuABLE PsckA-
GEs. LETTERS. Erc. &c. with unfivalled deepaich
and s.urity aud upon ih,, most reasonable to
and from the following ? ac =, VIZ;
Americon Valley Chnnd ers-ille. CibsOnvile.
Hopkins Creek Morris Ra sne, Onion Valley,
Port Wine DggiHgs. Spring Valley,
Sears Dirgings White Roct Barker's Ranch
(aiou Creek Jafa,s1n greal, Grass Valley
Natchez lregon Gulch. Rich Bar, n. F.
StraWb'ry Valley Spanish Rau9h Wyandott.
RidWell. Evansville, Hynsnnvilc.
Longs Bar Nelson Creek lnoornan Creek,
Rich Bar II T. Stringtown, Smiths Bar,
CITY of '76 Butte Creek For besIoYn,
Honcu Creek Lexington House Opnr.
Pise Grove. Rush Creek, St. Louis.
Co,leclicli orders, etc. attended to with proniplnes
AM fidelity. EYEkTS. SMELL Il co.
Stafford Kerby Agents ut liidwelL noyIg
Butte record., 1854-09-23
NllTICE

z ) HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM OF T. H.
a Farchiri- y Co., Will n"t be- responsible for any
contract rlate or issued against the said firm by George
Phliput and any order presented with his siguatGge
will.,e protested rom aad ater ais ta.e.
Il H. FAIRriliLD.
for L. II. tAiRcHlLD, & co.
July l7ih, Is54 3E27
Butte record., 1854-09-23
DISSOLUTION.

FEtHE COPARTNERSHIP OF .. Z. BUSH < BEN.
L W D Moore, Is this day dissolved. All accounts
asdlnsi The laie firm requested be handed in for
hguitaiion- And all III favor OF said firm Immediate
payment is requested.
o. z. BU5H x BEN. ". D. MOORE
Butte record., 1854-09-23

WELLS FARGo, s Cove are under obi
gations to this energetic and obliging Express
Co., for files Of Atlantic papers by the Cortes.
one week in advance Of the mail
Butte record., 1854-09-23

rs- Everts Z. Co, have placed us under
Obligations for express fayors during the past
week
Butte record., 1854-09-23
NOTICE.
RN OF R. II.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM OF R. II
fair1hild Co is this day dissolved by auiua con
sent, MI George Philpou retiring from said arin all
oeGs que the SAID firm must be paid to r. H. Fairchd,
and al debts contracted hy said irm prior to the 9Th
day ofJuly 1854 viii be pad by X. II. Fairchiia.
r. u. FAiRCHGLD,
GEORGE PHILPDrP.
b. z. II. FAIECHILD.
Bucks Ranch judy .eta 1854 sw:9
Butte record., 1854-09-23
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS OF
4 George H. Brown. decd, late of Butte County Cal,
to present their claims supported by the proper vouch-
ers to the undersigned. within two months from date
hereof, and II not presented within ten months they
will be forever barred
SOPHIA BROWN, Adm'rx
J. F. MASON, Admir-.
BidweII Butte Co Cal August 5th, A. D. 1854.
Butte record., 1854-09-23
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS OF CY
n rus H. Person, deceased. late of Butte County Call
fornia to present their claims supported by their prop
er vouchers to the undersigned within two months from
date hereof and that if not presented within ten months
from this date, they will be forever barred.
TOM WELLS, Pub Ad'r, Butte Co. Cal.
Bidwell, Butte Co Cal, A igust 5, A. D. 1854
Butte record., 1854-09-23
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Oh MONDAY THE 2sth
u dav Of August A. D 1854. to-wt r: at the August
term A. D. 1854 Of the Probste Court Saml Class VIII
apply the said Court for letters OF Administrators on
the of John R. Koms deceased, having Tied his
petition for such letters in said Court this day ,
r. PAIGE. Pro. cpk.
Pr. TOM WELLS. D. {
Bidseii, August 10 1851 2r4"
Butte record., 1854-09-23
WALKER s. WILSON,

WALKER s. WILSON,
NAEALEBS N STAPLE < FANCY DRY GOODS,
2 y CLOI HING, BOOTS, LADIES' AND chill
DREN'5 SHOES, HOSIERY, sc. Vest side D Street.
"a Street, Narysyile, Eal. VIII keep constantly
hand full assortment of Goods in their line ana
would respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
Butte record., 1854-09-23
W. f. SINGER & CO.'S
FEATHER RIVER EXPRESS

Connecting with WELLS, FARGO { cos EXPRESS
to 2il parts Of
California, Oregon the Aiian'ic States the Canadas
and Europe.
Weekly from Marysville to and FROM all the follow
ing places;
Na'chey. Evansville, Forbestown,
Enterprise. StrngiowD, 1Vyandolt,
Myaan's EsYise- VI hite Rock, Ophr
Norris Ravine, Longs Bar. Oregon Gu'eh
Hoopervilic. pDHer's Ravine, Spring Valley.
Cherokee Fiat, SinclaiT's Flat, Nelson's iiaI,
FienritOwn, Butte Mills Butte crCeA.
Neii's klned, Hamilton, Bidwel
Berry Greek. Bucks Ranch. Eagle Glch
Meadow Valley, Spanish Ranch, American VALLEY,
Indian VALLEY, EzaDethioHu, Back Hawk,
Soda Bar, Rush Greek, Meeker's Fiat,
MaryOls illi. Oregon Bar, Il nile Bar,
Hingsberr,s Ferry. Rich Bar,
Indian Bar. Snts iiar. Drewn's Bar.
Junction Bar, yellow Stone Crk Noun ain io use
For The conveyance of packages. parcels. valuables
a I'd Letters, Collections made. Orders promptly attended
to. Gold Dlsi purchased the highest market prices.
q rats procured al the principal cities in the At
lani. states and Europe. ". Z. SINGER x co.
Jam ary 14lh ls5+.
Joseph Ciackauf Agea. At Bi1wsll.
Butte record., 1854-09-23

FORBST0WN LODGE, T. A. NJ. No. so
Meets The second Saturdays of each month
E. C. BAKER. J VIA SIMPSON. W NJ
A. Il. WALKER Sec'y. ELIAS FELLER, 5. "
Butte record., 1854-09-23
F. PAIGE. Dist. Clerk.
Pr TOM WILLS, Dept'y.

STATE or CALdF0RNIA-C0UNT OF
Butte-Ninth judicial District-August Term,
A D., 1854 Bidwell, August %, 4. D, 1884
In the mater Of
Annette Passenaul
Victor passenaud
A GtOMES counsel for Plaintiff and moves the
" Court to order that notice be published
for Defendant TO appear at the next regular
term Of this Court, to answer the complaint
of Plaintiff. Notice to be given according to
law.
Court orderes accordingly, and that the
notice be published in the Butte Record for
three months.
ArrEsr-The foregoing is true, full and
correct copy of an original order in said
cause, on record and remaining in my Office !;
and said Defendant, Victor Passeraud. is
hereby notified to appear and answer the com
plaint of said Plaintiff, against him filed and
that ir default thereof, said Plaintiff will APP
ply at the December Term, 1854, of said
Court, for the relief in her complaint demand
ed. Hereof fail not at your peril.
By order of said Court
IL. S. Witness my hand and seal of said
Courtat Bidwell, this September 10, 1854
K. c. Baker, Plaintiff 5 Attorney,
+. PAIGE, Dist. Clerk
w13 IS By T. Wells, Dept.
Butte record., 1854-09-23

STATE OF CALIFORFIA-COUNTY OF
Butte-Distriet Court, Ninth Judicial District
August Term, a. D., 1854 Bidwell, Au-
gust 80, 1854
u the matter Of
Thomas S. Wright,
Mary E. Wright.
NOMES Counsel for Plaintiff, and upon
" affidavit and showing before the Court
made, moves the Court to order publication
of notice to the Defendant 10 appear before
this Court at the next regular term thereof,
and answer the complaint in this Cause filed
Notice to be given according to law
Court orders accordingly and that notice
be published in the Butte Record, for three
months.
ATTEsr-The foregoing is a true, full and
correct copy of an original order of said
Court, in said cause, on record, and remaining
in my Office And said defendant, Mary E
Wright, is hereby notified to appear and an
swer the complaint of said Plaintiff, against
her filed, and that in default thereof. he will
apply to said Court at the December Term,
1854 thereof, for the relief in his complaint
demanded Hereof fail not at your peril.
By order of said Court
Il. 81 Witness my hand and seal of said
Court at Bidwell, this September 13, 1854.
W. 2 Sexton, Plaintiffs Attorney, Bidwell
F. PAIGE, Dist Clerk.
THOMAS WELLS, Dept
Butte record., 1854-09-23
DISSOLUTION.

YEfHE C0PARTN ERSIIiP HERETOFORE KNOWN
q under The firm and style of froughton & Sprage,
trading at Rush Creek. is this day Dissolved by utu-
~ consent Those baSing demands ;ganst ihe late
firm, will present them 10 Mr Jas Troushion for sci
uement AID those indehIed 10 said firm will please
make INN ediate payment 10 h.ia
JAS. TR0UCHT0N.
BARNEY SPRAGUE.
Rush Greek, July Il, 1s5i. 3wo7
Butte record., 1854-09-23

w. H. AuDsoN- SAM'L. HARTMAN
HUDSON & HARTMAN,
2 UM3ER DEALERS. corner Sd street and Maiden
q 4 Laue, MafSsyilie Keep constantly on hand CON-
plee assortment Of LUMBER, also DOORS, SASH
BLINDS, Sc.
Butte record., 1854-09-23
NOTICE.

A Ii PARTIES owing the undersigned are
N hereby respectfully requested to come
forward and liquidate their debts, to enable
them to meet their liabilities, or the books viii
be placed in the hands Of their Attorney for
collection.
FERG USON s Co
Bidwell, Aug Goth, 1851 4w42
Butte record., 1854-09-23
ESTRAY.

ESTRAI
q fAMf ON TO THE PREMISES OF THE UNDER
v signed IN The fore part Of Jay- ihicS-set bay horse
mule wii complicated Spanish brand On the efl hip
lhe owner is notified to prove tile to The mule oay
charges aad take it away.
MEICs s. co.
Mouatain House, August Isl. ISL 4wS9
Butte record., 1854-09-23
S25 REWARD.

&TRAYED Ok STOLEN FROM THE SUBsCRI-
~ oers ut Union Bar L COW ard calf. The cow is a
pale red with crlmpei hDrts. low and heay, made
The calf was dark brown heif-r the end Of its tail bad
been cut OF The above reward viii be given for
formation where they may be 10 la1.
RIDER & RENDLF.
Union Bar, Feather River, 5aly 18th, 1856 3stf
Butte record., 1854-09-23
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNEPSAIp

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSAIP.
FS1HE C0-PARTNERSBIP HERETOFORE EX-
4 listing rEler The name and firm Of EyERI'S.
SHELL & CO, Is Ibis day dissolved by mutual consent
F&AEk EVEkrS
\. SMELL.
L c. EtERIs.
The business viii hereafter BE conducted under lhe
natl- AMI Rr4a Of f u. EEH3Ts & co.
Tie undersigned embrace his opportunity 10 thank
the public Tor The patronage hitherto bestowed, waile
ope atins under The te firm. and 10 iuiurn them that
the business viii continue in connection with Adams 4
Co.. Marysrie whera one o. the firm c1n aiways Is.
found ready 10 attend to every ruurtnent of business
pertaining 10 Express. The business ia ihe noHa-
iains viii De under The drec, sEperv sion Of Frank Ey
eris. whose Efforts and attention shah not be found
wsn'ing in cndclvor satisfy the business
nity. f d. EYERTS & co
Asrysrue July q, 1854. a5tf
Butte record., 1854-09-23

EAOCT0R n. DAVIS ADAMSTOWN-Oifsce 81
~ Larkin's Store, whore he may be found at al
hours, except when absent professional business.
Butte record., 1854-09-23

A DAMS & CO.'S, EXPRESS, BANKING AND
"a EXCHANGE OFFICE, fire proof brick building,
corner of Plaza and High Streets Marysyile. novl2
Butte record., 1854-09-23
SHERIFF SALE.


Butte county, Sept 9th, 1854. 5w43.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CAUSE PETITION. UNDER THE COURT OF CHAN
Gerry, Qreland Regulation Act 1850 I'm the matter
Harvsn the Of kin Of Anne Talbot de-
dsceasd pettoner Lawrence Horke ondsn,.l here
Of Talbot late Of ST. Edmond in the county Of Wex
ford widow deceased before the seventeenth day Of
April next furnish in writing Ed wArd Crawford petit
TONERS sol ci'er a, his ehamees No. WELLINGTON qua, in
city Of Dublin the amount and particulars OF their
raj demands in case simple oontact debts
by 81 the confederation OF such de5ts order
that The petitioner may without them
this tucb much OF their demands as he shall
thin just the allow disable Of which
part same sid creditors all receive dus notice. And all
whose demands STALL be dsallowed either
wholly shall At the peril Of costs be At liberty to
file In tce in OF the claims or amouhts
dsaowed within one fortnight after they shall respeo
lively received rotce such eisAl0 also
qure all having CHARGES or incumbranees Affecting
sae freehold Of Talbot to
before shAMbers lnnJ in tne city Of Dub.
lin fore seventeenth dag Of April next and
coed to the Dated this 3sh day Of 1853
wILLlAH BROOKE. Master in ChAscsry.
Edward Crawford Solicitor for the Peti onr, No. Wei
lington quay, Dublin.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

LNIhE GOLD AND SILVER wATORES-THE SUB.
soriber wsuld call the attention Of purchasers to his
large and well selected stock s9m prisns pan. ,hs fosw
and will forwarded 70 all parts Of the United Stat
and CaAadas by frss Of chArGeJu!ss Jur
$500 Cooper watehss duplex ana levers from S!25 " s5,
and quarter second Watches for
horses $2b $3.50; splendid geld pocket
chronsms.rs perfect timeksepers SIS 70 $3.50 sikhtday
watches which avs with wndiDS $40 10
sss enamel Watches ladies some in husaE cssss $s5
to SltO; dian ond watches ladies' ago
SIS 70 $500 nsrs Watches which change into differ
ent watches 500 TO S watches which wad up, and
TIE Of which SO arranged a. 70 combine the watch
and esket one so 1925 AL kinds Of watches At low
eod Iepins wstchss hoss jewssd, S26
1ne GOLD detached levers $50 gold sramelsd WATCHES for
$685. Eold ngsh patent Levers 1885, gold English
levers $Ss silver patent levers - low
IS S!6 silver astaehet levers low - $t rapisr maohs
pieces SIS Sd oos clocks $40 to SIC Watches repaired
the ald warranted less than the usual
prices Also clocks swelry repaired In superior
GRO O. ALLLN importer Wholesale ana retail, No.
ii wall Or eet. second noor near Broadway.
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COLD vRsT CuAINS.-JUsT RECEIVED, some NEW
VI and utul patterns vest chains for gentlemen for
much less than The usual prices Cub vest chains,
Su snake ohnns t2 TO $50 Jenny Lind aims,
SIS 10 S45 Adsade enans SIG Fine gold
ane viI.Trebe link $40 double link SIS 10 $ scroll
limb $5 chased link $40 to $ chased and plain link,
$23 to $780, Ali other styles very low GEO c. ALLEN,
wholesale and Retail I'm porter ii Wall street. secoLd door,
II Ar Broadway.
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rood demand existed for the East, late sdvices from
that quarter having quoted gold At prioss
The demand further Increased By the operations Of
From the ovens We learn that tho great rash 70 the
Buffalo Ranges has turned out failure both the govern
ment omoi.is and many Of the disgsa having already
returned to their old quarters At Bendgo the want Of
already bssisnng to be felt Tor the economical
working Of that dsh sti the quantity ofxod received
by kept up TO average From Bsaarat there
Is nothing worthy OF note the geld thsnes being slightly
uneer .at weeks qo,ntity At Flyers Creek thssIsits
ment has commenced regarding the leasing OF occapsd
gold 6ecs to public companies which the government
were they wise would st once AAy BY issuing order
months patton BY dgGsrs The rush TO the Buff
fAlo has withdraw many disgsrs from AIysr and We
rsnga and the consequsnss is dscrease In the quantity
OF gold from these fields.
We STATED Last week that the gold purchased at the
Ovens and forwarded to Sydney would not DO
tive account Of It's price ~ the hsld and the ngn
escort fee paid 10 Sye Wsuiasd that the essort
COMPANY have already sunk about fl0 900 Id carrying
on how long continuation OF TINS pubic spiris 70
whole OF the gold conveyed by escort tn sydney couo nave
been purchased at per rae in Asibourae and sup
posing that the whole OF had been shipped 10 syoney
The ohAr ca of and commission would not have
10 thing like the sum already sunk In etAo
hshpg the escort The ADELAIDE SHOWS
y the last quarters return, there is loss Of about
Ell COO or on the year. sss oOo However nush COVE
ment may be disposed 70 certain class OF
their community II anro in ju.tce be done At SUCH
ssor6ce a. is shown here. Gold like every otner
div win and its way to the market where Will
AZ the least co New South Wales stands Ia relation
to the other ,olcree for COAL and South Australia for
copper, so does Victoria for gold Melbourne the capital
OF Vicors being sp Ated close to the mines and being
the chisport Of shipment Of the colony she possess
aphicaly position which Of the ne hoorng
colonies clsis and this very position with her large
amount Of capital Will always enable hez to pay hh
price for god and with certain profit than either
New South Wales or south Australia.
Number OF persons who have arrived In the colony
during the week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1854
Number who hAys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Addition to population ..............".. LASS
The escorts brought from Gold, OF.
Mount Alexander and Bsndigo. ............. 26,6
Bxlaarat including Gselopg ..,............ o462
Never snd Goulburu 1.-TWO wseks) ....,.. 1901
The Ovens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,2S3
4o,Oo7
Gold shlppfd from Victoria In 1859. .. 2ls7, 9S4
Per Sussex 10 Cscutts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1892
2l4l,57s
- M -. -. N -. 7. Ihs O a.. a. ga ga oao oIa
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DovERv THRATRE-PROP AND MANIAC ER,
ID J. r. Wadron: stage Manager, Q. Wemyss fiu no
nee-1hs doors will oIsn at 6h curtain rises ~ onIaf
Lower Tier Boxes 50 cents Upper Tier Is cents Pt and
gallery i2h coats Private Boxes 20 sea~ IN Orchestra
Boxes, e cents Seats In Private Boz es, 30 cents.
Saturday evening. February 1. will be performed
Z. UNCLE TOMS CAHlN
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COAL.

CIpNEY COAL -BECKIyED Elk BRIG IRIS A LOT
- ef superior quality, which will DO sold IN quantities 10
su purchasers; ao Tor sale liverpool orrs osnuc Cum
tsri'nc Lshish, Pesch orchard aud white ash erhuyik
tBr "a heubtAif) Goat nsrHt kEkys - surray ftre-t
eorn.r Of vanL ssd Centre and " J.ae ana Wea
streets.
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w rIR nErERs-sEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE

VAIATER MkTERS-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL De
received st the ofce of the Croton Aqueduot Depart
emit RotundA Park, until February q 1854 ~ o'clock
for inoh wat meters, ten inch water meters
and nch water meters to be OF the kind sow in use
by the Department. and Huses pstent; also ten
81 OF such lind and description whether
patented Otherwise DO approved trial and
ccp led ths Departments, be delivered be
qued The pam.s Of two responsible sure'ies will be re-
TO psny each prepossl Blank forms OF ost
mate rdaDoe with the Corporation ordinances.
be had on application st this office.
ELIAS l.. SMITH, } Croton
THKO. r. DE FOREST, Aqusduot
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Office Groton Aqueduct Der artment, Feb IL, 1854.
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First cabin lower saloon. :.......... leg
'ecGsI s eaDn: - iS mas. az
dcs No bills Of lading will 30 signed the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon Is attached 70 each stsam For
freight or passage apply 70
G. II SAND. Is South street, New York.
G. A. HEIEkKEN CO nremsn.
1ARTIkEAU. CR0SKBY CO., SouthAmp ton.
WILLIAM IszLIN, HAvrs
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CKo CHRiSTY WOODS MIssTEEl.s, NO 4A
VI Broadway, perform every evening Tickets 70 oents
DeoiB open ~ 61s. commence a. III o'clock
This company has DO cotton with any other.
a. WOOD, Business Manager
GEORGE CHKISTY, Stage Asnaaer
ACARD-Gcose chIissy we'll Known for the las; twelye
method tho public that he has eopart
nership with Mr. henry Wood, OF Minstrel Hail. NO. tF
GEORGE CHRISTY.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, DC.

E'OR sALE-A BLACK HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD
SOUND will stand wtht u, tying, suitable for physician
ApIN ~ iarreen Fleets stable, 10 Roosevelt street
N'OHTf HORSES FOR SALB.-THE UNDsRsI0NHD
oner Tor sale ~ their stables In Whtesboro or eda
county r ~ forty choice valuable carriage horse
1bo btocf contains numbw Of ely matched pair suisS
be ioI esrse teams and umber for SPEED
1hesotk oohsse .xelusivy 81 fret horsss In
condition Address CLARK 4 JkKaULAAN Whissssore
Upeidt county, N Y. ' "AA's--Sas
MULES kULEs nULEs.-JU5r ARRIVED At ran
Rose Hill Dreye su nlet iV2 ss Tweaty fonrh s,rces
thifty head Of Kentucky fArsa srrevt.,
quality well matched pi And will sold At reason nj.
Iriees Persons wsntg nrles be supplied with an,
hind ti,y they may desire 81 the sherss, by
e.lnr he subscriber ard les their digs wbieS
vrl % prompsIy asstndss ". DaHAEL h'caULY,
r. r;ietor
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CLOAK AND DRass VRIMNRGs.

WET hANTILLAs AND CLoARs-rRnNENDoUs
Brsstss -AoyneuI Bell viii Offer this d ~ The re-
eosks, sfhsly dsmaged By water AZ the late FIRE Ia
Bis store, At still lreater reduction and ~ the fol
vs, So.is selling ~ from :22 20 $50 so plain velvet
ling A. from SIS to SIS $50 plain tAlmAs selling .. from
s st 80 embroidered ooth cIoaks SELLING 20 SIS
eeaks selling at "a 70 S2 Sl4 silk msntilas 81 70 81
These ladies who have not had opportunity ~ making
stceuol iron ths absve assortment urgently requtsed
,e do 90 At - n s gc bargains ever offered IN tois
city can be pur based and the whole must be positively
cleared cut tLis week Now the time bsrgsnA
h0LYNEUI BELL So Canal stxssA
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CORPORATION NOTIONS.

CROrON WATER roR sHIPPING-sKALED PRO-
pssas will reesivsd ~ tho once q The Croson A9ns
duct De Artment Ro,uhda Park until hond.y The Ush
day Of February 1854 ~ o'clock NJ for ths exclusive
right ply water 10 The water tAnn ana oasks
United foreign poss and o. Al steamers ass
the hrt day APRIL 1854 The water 70 BE- taken from the
hyeran placed the along the whArves whiih
hydrsnts 60 used be In repair By The contractor
Al own eIpsnse price per year 70 be named in ,hs
The 70 charge than twenty five osnts
hogshed of III gallons The names Of two responsible
ties III DC required accompany exoh proposal. Blank
forms estnass with tho Corporaon ordi.
nsnces can be had application 1t this on 70.
4 sHsS dsi " ssosEsr o sss, ss Asf'
Cfce Croson Aqueduet Dep srtmcnt, Feb. III, 1854.
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SiRING ihPoa1ATIosS.-wk rkUsrAUrER s.
~ John sreet-Ledies dress triuasnxs Scoseb, 0umsa
Frensh. All 8 ~iss sr tfoiasred lace ssoas.
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VvHB sTEAMKR FRANKLIN Is UNAvoIDABLY DE-
tIined until Tuesday the 18th inst, NJ Il O'Clock.

FoR LIynRPo0L-UIIrAD STATES NAIL srIAn.
~ ship PACIFIC Ezra Nye oommand sr.-This steamship
will depart with shs United States Europe posi-
lively on Saturday Feb M ~ IL o'clock NJ om her berth,
W 1DWARD K. COLLINS IS Wall street.
Passengers requested 10 be board st TX ssook
A. The steamship Arots viii succeed the PAcns, and
United States ships mprisng this
nne are the WARRINGTON. Capt. 4 Y. Pitch. and HER
MANN, Capt. Hia GINS These steamers stop at 6s1tb
Ampton both going and returning.
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AaATEIROEIAI.-A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL GEN
M teu OF thorough edu3Ation uuimpeachAbe shaeao.
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