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stsAners-Merlin (Brl ssmp,on. Bernnia, cunsrd Jr
Anthracite. Morley Philadelpais.
shirs-Constsntne (pktD Bunting, Liverpool Grinnsll
Ninurn Co China iBrl Ateriise, Quebec, Maitland.
rhtps Co Infanta (fsrD ylan a, a., Ncvius son:
VIM Hitchcock, Comsry, hpaisehieoia Venice, salter.
thArisston.
Bsrls-sir VIM Moiesworth (Brl Henderson, Glasrev
woodruff British Queen Orb Bell, = John, M, o.
horn Gibraltar Jordan New Orsans Tester Nickcrs0n'
Ta,ori,c fsorl Nelson. Norfolk and Jamaica. -
Brias-Souyen tBrl Jenkins. Iralee tonhor Fur
cayiuto OrOrto ROshrrni Keveille.
SLEEPER Trinidad Dc Cuba, Trurdy Co Iyna iNorl
Ceanerdinz kingston. ia. Schmidt Bsichen; Doctor
kner (unml -, = Andrews; En'erprise tBfl, Thor.
burn. Bsfas, Hunter Cgi Harr.t, Newall warren
Wilhelm fMeetl. Bradhtring. New Bedford.
schrs-Cra,ci Gro lfortl Baptista, oporto II Routh
sons Oil ia Ecckwth Alncoi Narctssa jones, Baracoa,
kcscfHsf &tpuc Adventure, - Harher leland Coz
lunl inc gbft fruTiey, 81 John, Nh whitney W. Coz
Dshsrnsirs rD iockhart, Halifax, Ms a.; Holt Hep
tins nj ton. NC Jane Ross Reeves fretcricksburrs
Tdw Adam. Steele, Philadelphia Isabella ArhccAu,
Battan aa ickerson. do Granite state Hallett Do,
sarsA Ei,aieti smith. New Haven; Smith, Bertram.
D. u Pruitt. Cray. Newark.
ssofs-Ni lirj, Dayton Pointer Fowler, Providence.
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-, - Bosroy, Mays.
l0i 10, ship Jenne of Manila, for Fairhayen aud
parted Sth lat IL 5 Ion April Is lat 2 as lon 81
A. spoke schr Susan Bray from Plymouth NC for Barha
does 26th lat q A. lon u 81 Am bark steering
showing blue signal with white square
Peavey, Dareni Caroline, Niors.
Sailed-Brg A Washburn, Cardenas.
CHARLEsroN, May o.
Cesred-Ship Sarah Purington N0rleans briss Phenix
Port Prince Lawrence, Philadelphia schrs Mary Chill
ton. Port au Prince itaska, Pe,ersbu Vintage Albany
FALL RivER,May6.
Arrived-sehr Rainbow, Norfolk; sip Almonock Mystic
Arriyed-Brigs Bermuda (Brl Barbadoes lsola, Carde
sailcd-Brg New " orld wIndies.
In Hampton Roads-A Swedish brig.
NEW BEDFORD Mayy.
Arryed-shp Kutuso. NPacifc with 40 bills sp 2j do
VIII oil, and 0U lbs bone. Spoke Feb H. lat 81 Ion 81
ship Stephan Of NBedferd 30 for Arctic Ocean; 2th
lat ION ~ 49, spoke bark Exchange Of do, 100 sp and
cutting an in 20 Dbl Sd inst lat TO- lon ~ brig Zebra
Schrs Fanny Bourne. Baltimore; Henry Gibbs NYork.
Cleared-Shir Congaree, Pacific Ocean.
Sailed-Brg Occanide stettin.
Arrivedschrs star Savannah, via rRver; Mexico Phi
lade pha; Albert Thomas and J Crowell. Edgarto
Harriet Newell, Albany; sloop vermo Mt. Warren for Al
bany
Below-One topsail and two snd-at sohrs two Of
them with lumber also sloor supposed be the Fashion,
from Nlork.
Saed-Sioops Fairfield, ana Commerce, Albany; Rhode
Island, kYork; Translation, kondout.
At Point Judith this morning, schr Mary Susan from
Newport for EYork.
Upwards Of 90 vessels mostly fisherman left Tarpaulin
Cove this morning.
sAvASsAs, May l.
Arriyed-Revenue cutter fancy NYork.
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,Livrnrooi-s,.smshir Euror,-csp. cra-n sal lazy.
REID Major Tueek Wse,oore, Mr. Bylier and .sr,ss.
" M':r s ~ Mr. ~, sssy p.
Jane Trainer Charlie ras JoLa kaans two Sister. q csA
.so sos,,
Gen Reg,r Jones, pueS, xsrE. REV lenl,ns Jsa,s
n.,l,r pilisrlsn, Mr. Ieha.on iafsa, ana child;
rr" h ~. .S" s r saS srssa Me- @
Rsys, Nj; nca,sri, Master sanler, + s,,n,ss ..i
isS ,sSS' Ssrss sd s sss eSs. isS.s
sss sSf . siSss Tss ass
s s =: n s:rs.y ps Y W.. T.a NJ
ar s sr T pa. eY ssI aha Irsa s.s NJ:
Wn frs,n, sss sr,ss, NJ Rsiiy ara ssrsssg Mr. Cos.
Sc sss ~ .s Ina sss s ssy z n.
Nj. Blair M c,. ard .er,snt nsary NJ Is,me.y.
ssy ". ss,sy, sSs .Ss " e. crs =.
Mics Iri,ehcll Mr.. Nrsht and child. Car, Ces. riur
e,r Mr. ys,shsn None Joqust sed servant, ueary w.is
Isabel hsel hsel. Antoire Esvei. lgsssi Gis..s
Mr. S'i5's r i.sSs Nj NJ. 1Hs Helen hhg s
Iileston. " " Me,esif Mss Maris Badd. Mise Woods.
Mis- N.,Leidi L,Amse. Ni.s laurence Mss Q Ls.reses
M nss s sns T ssas sS sa, sssa
n n.. s"ls NJ Is,esslI . Dsnss,e nsnsss,a
RsyeI i;@ily. and q ia tie stesrsss ~
M Golden n, NJ. st2sa. IA ,sry,
sr Jsao p. cvss-Bsrk Lueiads ssrs-Jo, Phillips. A
hs.I.eweora. BARI Lawa.d-xr. = si@msn. NJ.
.ah.th BJins,on. y simmons, u \ simmons hsstsr
nsy. clark W II Green D chsee. . Cook. sWs,re.
kIsesroT-sehr ruesesa-xr Smith tdied). Miss Saith.
ssssS, Sr@seSr n Nunsei-Nsster apd xs, Wilson.
Of Ragged ssnd snd the Of the III bark Emily wreck
ST. Jo."s, Fr~schr Abdel Kadsr-o sseor. O Wilson. n
NASSAU. NP@sohr Atisn,io-Nrs Kendall. Mrs H,~srs
and child. Mr. Gresg.
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Approaching Meetings.

American board Of for rorexn Missions
Tabernacle, 10 A. NJ.
American and Foreign Bible soeiey-olivcr street Bap,
Church. 10 A. m.
New York Association for the Suppression Of Gambling
Tabernacle H. NJ Speakers, john rierpont Of Boston
John Chamber, q Phiisdephia, and others.
CLurch-7k o'clock, r. N.
The Female Mission AIRY Society Of New York auxiliary 70
the Missionary Society Of the M L. Church in Greene
n. L. Church.
SanrAru MAY II.
Sermon by Rev. Edward Beecher, ID. D., before the
America and Foreign Sabbath Union in the Mercer street
Church.
II l. rumored that DR. Eckcrt. IT Pennsylvania has
b. en- appointed Director Of the Mint at Philadelphia
vice Dr. Patterson, removed
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B,r.tps sVp Sr TuosAs-R Mail Steamship Mera--
Miss Jane Edre Miss II Rowland AR ALFRED Cope snf
Mr. Marie, Mrs Marie children and serysnts, Mr.
Brown, Mr. Brown, Mr. VIM Hacker, Philadelphia NJ
JSterwood Nlork. For Bcrmuda-Miss Collins, Mrs Marst
lIcmcs. Mr. u Collins.
LoSDoN-Ship ncvonshirc-J Duncan and lady Misc v
Duncan, Miss Duncan, Mrs McManus Mrs Soionons
snd child, Miss Solomons Mites Abrams, Mrs sslmsn.on
child and 2seryans Mr. franklin W ~ Falls Burt Mss
brand. rkllswor,h. upjohn u hnstiss Mrs IS
monds children and servant, Mrs Wood, Ediy, pe
splsne Jr New York; Warren, lady children sna ser
want New lork Mice Mawbey, Waler, Caroline Ma-
ler Brooklyn; Mr. Evans and lady Mr. Campbell anf 1879,
Mics fsthism, rties; Rev Crane, Henry rrsw SAY
ltooA %, Major Gould. sharon, CT Hs kuther-
ford Morris. Boston Vail, Norristovn NJ Cunnina
ham Roxbury, Mass kane, Rnlegh Ntt br Fces YVES
feek 81 Au stiue TIA Geddes Nsrtin, tincinnats
Dr uougiss New Work. Mr. usicJ Mr. Johnson Mr Basste
reta
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sur HARREr, Mt Glasgow from New Orleans en- March
lat a. Ion a. passed the wreck Of vessel about 800 tons
buiwrrks gone dsmased and abandonedspparenty short
poop deeked.
SIR PETERSBURG April 1.-the weather very mild. and
the river may day there g hardly be
my communication seward for two three weeks.
Iisnos April lsThe Fsyavay Robertson for New York
put back here the 18th April leaky much strained aud
with other damage and will DISCHARGE part
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DFGULAR MAIL LINE between
IRIS nnd ESSEN RAMROAD.--

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
VkPAssENGER TRAINS UP.-Le New-york focs
OF Conlsnd-si g AN and 8 50 Pm; Leave Newsns@
Az and 4l5PM.
PAssENeER faESs Dows.-Lesyc Dover A. and
ll5P M MorrIslown 7 IS A. N. and y r. M Madscc
liam and 20 p NJ; Summit 05 A. NJ and Is Nj
MIlvile Is A. " and BIS 2. NJ Orange - a ~ sne
FsEIsEr,rsArES-Leav Dover An. and r. III AN
ORANGE hosss CAs.-Leaye Orange = A. ~ ana Nv
PM; Eew-York IL so A. N. and 4 30 p NJ
Passenger by heso trains received and dehverec
zach way at North and South Orange, mvile, summit
Chatham Madison, Morristovn, Asrrs risms, osnvht>'
Rockawsy and Dover.
Al Dover, stages connected with he AN passenger
aIn leave for suckssunny, Stsnhope Newton Jackets
town and Hone daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, Johnsoneurg
glaIrsoyn Columbia Delaware w ateT Gap sIongsburxn
eontnune to tho Laekaw Works passing aroegn ss
tonyle Stanhope pal Smiths Tavern, Neagiesyihe Otf
ton Dunmoro, Hyde Park To Provtaenco, on fnosoa{S
Thnrsdsys and Saturdays and returning meet he IN
Al Denyie stages leave for Powsrville and Boonon on
the arrival OF the A. NJ. and r trains om and mes' we
NJ and p. M. trains FOR New-Yo's .
Al Morvistown stages leave on the Arrival OF mo a n
passenger trains for Mendham, CHESTER scho0oys MOULD
bin Washpgton Beyidere and Esstou, daily and mess
the r. NJ train for New-York.
Also for Baking Ridge on tho arrival o. ne < "a 80
returning next morning connecting win me A. ~ "s'n wv
Hew-York. ..S,. ,..s,
sasts IN 5a cara Tickets will be received only on me dsy
hen nnrcbasod Tue fares from each stson where
are sold will be Zee cents 1ors when PAID " e os m.s
when paid for tickets al the several tckes Oncos
So 80 W. WV nisu
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CALIFORNIA.

UMPIRE CITY LINE-AT REDUC-
EflrD p.Trs or Through Tickets 70 san
FfAneisco Via Chagres and by the u NAL Li1S On sS
Pacific The splendid Steamship EMIL III !, -.
-. I,..l-n j D. Tuson. Commander. VIII leaas nss
o0rk Plet No Mr. for Chsgres direct on u 10 -
March isl Al oelock NJ AL freight must DC % ~.
ard bill. II lsding isned al the once previous " NC '
Of sa5bpe For passage or freight. Apply 10 = H..
IS iS. r. q. STONE IL Bsitery'pace.
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FOR EUROPE.
THE NETWORK AND LIVER
pnnI. limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS

Il POOL UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERS.-
The ships comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Can't Luce, BALTIC. Capt ComsIock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly ior
service every has been taken Ia their con-
srucron also IN their Engines insure strength ana
speed ard their accommodations for passengers are IN
equAlled fer elegance or comfort. -.
Price Of pssssge from NewYork to Liverpool SloOi OK,
elusive use Of extra sze stale rooms $685. from Liverpool
10 New-York eS5 An experienced surgeon attached 10
each ship. No berth can be secured until paid for.
The owners Of these hips Will not be accountable for
GOLD silver bullion, specie, ewelry, precious stones
esls unless bills Of sdng signed therefor and the
Yaue thereof, therein expressed. 49, -
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n s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CON.

~ sPANY.-For CHAGRES direct via Havana
Through Tickets San francisco, ~ reduced rRtes
Orleans passengers transferred a. Havana 20 the
double en- zine steamship FALCON
On TUESDAY, March II, a. 2. NJ. the splendid
doube-engne steamship GEORGIA, 5000 uns burthea D.
ID PORTER L. S. N, commander, Will sail precisely AZ
O'clock P ~ from her pier at foot Of WsuensL with
he Government Mails direct for Havana and Ch2gres
Freight taken 10 Chsgres 81 usual raIes.
Specie only TAI en- on freight TO Havana and NewOr
For passage or freight, sppy to, NJ o. R0BERrS,
ar mil IN WestsL corner Waren-st
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE

IeeTATFMENT TARRYTowN Dec. y, looO
Mr. HARRISON-sIR 1 write you these few lines 10
hiru you Of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA. Eight years ago.
wwalen with the pleurisy in my left SIDE and uceraled
nv lungs therefore wss obliged TO give up work aed
SEEK for relief tried everything that heard or bal al 70
rOpurpose My health continued 10 decline, I'LL hnaly
began TO rase blood and large quantities ofmatle In this
rse continued for time, until last fall November
ls4s when took to bleeding from the lungs oled about
two quarts In twenty four hours then gave up all hopes
sfeeOvey until heard of your Napiha Sull houghth
ws IKE all the rest Of the patent medicines, Ia humougJ
BsI resolved TO try bottle last resort ana hanA'
pGOd did So for with his blessing believe II VIII msAe
swe man Of me yet had not tai en- one bottle beofei DO
Fn setbeter and In few weeks was about me mousse
and nom that time to the present have not raised any
bloOd-6efore that had bad spell every few months
could not do without ii on any account aud would recon-
mend all who suffer from lung complaint to try 1t al once
Cor do believe that II anything will effect cure this
Nsp.ha viii Yours, with respect, C. d. REVERE.
PSI would have written to you before, had not re-
Gently contracted cOh, which your NAPrHA mas
eatrely removed can at end to business aud OK
nose myselfto ALI weaihers C. D. X.
Ar Harrison, l54 Green wich-sti also sold ~ r. NJ
ouon, ~ BoweTy. III lmrura&s'
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rs PURSUANCE Of order Of see su,roEss o. y. County o.
80 Yo uotcs hefety gwen 81 p~rsoc. 1sTng claims
,.n CHARLES wEINFDEi t. Of -. CITY Of Ne~ fors 30
&C., n, Present tas eth gass sf- o ne ~
fes rt rar.aet ~ hu.nes N On Na-~1 street. IN no tJ
~ -. va The Office Chaut WELSH. Esq - 'si re -
t-eaty fr "a, of Jare Dsi-o .e1 - tt" t = -
CO. AMELIA = WhlHERtlsf Ail'-rs'AN'--
ass
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STEAMSHIP LINE

II FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs, DIRECT
AT reduced OF Passage and freight The new and
eeg ant Steamship NORTH AM ERICA, %VH luss puI-
den The fastest steamship In the world }. h, belhen
Commander will leave pier North River, for Chsgres
direct on TUESDAY the llth day of March, al CLOCK
one TIP 10 Chsses and passengers can depend upon ner
being clean and her bedding &c fee from disease she
has Is large and commOdons saleOOms; some expressly
cesgned for the use of families This steamer VIII be 10
New-Yerk her return trip from Chsgres on or before
the sd OF March Passengers intending 10 leave Tor san
Francisco or Chagre would do well TO examine her extra
atoms and notice the improved manner 10 wmch
she h ventilated An xperienced surgeon is attached 10
The ship An freight be board and bills OF aiding
signed previous 10 the day Of sailing for freight pass
aye or other Information inquire OF r. NORTON al inc
Office on pier No North River At the foot OF mouis-s
where The plan the cabin be seen and or
beTths secured. 81 unl%
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MRS. BURRs
A NTIQUE OINTMENT.-A sure and
IN speedy cure for the PILES Chafed Limbs, Chapped
Hands, &c This article has long been used in private
practice and h acknowledged TO be the beet article extant
hf the relief Of the above named complaints.
For Sale at wholesale and retail In NewYork BY Geo J.
Msbt O. 81 Mas au ST. Minor Co. 24 Fulton 81 A. b.
D. Sands, 100 Fultonst Havilsnd, kee'e Co. so
haiden.lape c.. V. Chckener Co. 81 Barcayst q. h.
kng. Broadway Of John-St }. |. Coddington,
Dos HudsonsL and IT'S Broadway, r A. Sands, bowery,
corner Of sprng.sL Agent for Brooklyn, Mira NJ Hays,
us fulson-et
Ao for sale BY the Agents OF our Pain Killer generally.
Put up and sold al wholesale BY
PERRY DAVIS SON, PTopnetorA
~ SIM "a Highsl Providence, K |.
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WATER CURE.

DR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER
~ CURE ESTABLISHMENT in Bensonvile. North
RmptOD Mass has been reopened For further particulars
apply the Doctor, as above, or to WIN. RADOE, 312
Broadway, NewYcTk. Zf 2awt'
MATER CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
w and COUNTRY TRAIL receives Patients At
he commodiOOs City estabishme6t IS Lsighst and Il
Oyster Bay, L. /. Communication daily between these
Sfsces by steamboat and rsrosd General Practice
landed Consultations S. mi Ina
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OENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-

EENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE DC
~ CUPATlON The advertiser viii communicate 70
any lady gentleman Printed Instructions In two betutu
ATs sufficiently explicit enable either sex 70 practise the
genteel ard lucrative patton, sher for profit
amusement, requiring previous knowledge and but
tTifng outlay whereby leisure lime may be probably ed
Up and comfortable income secured IN the production OF
articles IN constant demand Mr.. Stevens Utica writes
have turned your instutonI 10 profitable account the
article being in great request the gbOfhOod sloy
mysef early ana late some days.
Tte Instructions viii he punciualy forwarded by return
Of ms any pat Ofhe niIe0 states free o sage for
81, by addressing z l.. JEI NEhOhME.
27flm Rochester, N Y
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Morse Compound syrup Of
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.-We feel

YELLOW DOCK ROOT.-We feel
Il prompted by every principle of humanity, to make
Known The world the wonderful efficacy OF ms eKaor
binary preparation. Thousands have been relieved or
esi amount Of suffering and many lives saved by e uss
Gh ills acknowledge by the best judges OF medicine 70
b. ,he elegant scientific and ssutsy preparation now
use. and depuratve remedy, seldom II ever s9uaed
KtsDds unTivaed for the Of Eryspelas Sail hheum
csnker Scrols and all the various diseases arising from
o. impure slate OF the Blood Also ali Bilious complaints
and used with unprecedeu in all OF Female
Weakness and general debility, strengthening the weaf
ID body, giving tone to the various organs and nvgora
Ing system and elso for ofthe Liver
paint Cstarrh Dyspepsia Headachej dizziness Coughs
he Those egected with Chronic Dseaseseof whatever
nn VIII fnc This medicine not only pleasant To- the TASTE
hat certain cure II Il be within the power OF remedial
sgonls to Affect their disease tits composed OF medicines
90 happily combined TO tend directly TO give Tone to the
stomach snd bowels excite TO healthy action the Liver and
the whole anduRr System aey Nervous irrtabiity, and
promote the free action OF the Lungs thus rendering sp-
pcabe TO all diseases of Chronic nature II 10 purely
vegetable and may he used In all climates, and 81 all sea-
Prepared Only by G MORSE co, at lO2 Fountsin-st
Providence l. and sold by thousands all over tho Unis
ID States, CanadAs, &c Hsvdock, Corhes UtsS, xis
P.ul@t NJ York. General Agents. llo ON"
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUFREHEC OUETIn ofths ppacstb oiths Hssoy
|Assrmsa .as conory ofts C oihs~ Yofs lsa.vs L.s
s90LRE 10 N. ssvsatsenh Ward City Thssus,crbs Cox
on.rs Of Estimate Assessment ~ The ssovs susd natter
tie Leg oths People Ollie sats
Of YorL entitled Al Act to amend Act entitled an Act 70
mo oss Ecs passed April lisa parsed Arrd so So
Of tie estimate and lssssmsnt Of ns Conmsonsrs 10 hs
Gvs ktse containing The AID owus Of the o ASSESSED
numbers Of such os hey appear the maps o. the Co
sss.r Tor ssusgs or bsu,6t sad ,sds' os,t'r
-,sng sr Tspo, sepos sS ia 81 STREET
me- Of the Civ &c County OF inspection CT
may there Tor At ess sry sy'ef
Comasonsrs make hsrrspo 70 ths sad sgprsns Court
further aocs puTsuantto tue the
40 Act Act entitled az Act relation to hs C9ee
tr Of the CITY ssd County Of New YORK.
Tor parpo,ss lasssd may Is @ pas.a hV lof 20
5ovsi or unprovst land affected thereby that they have
Sisted assessments and that al persons -ho.s m
tsrps affected thsrsby and Who may De opposso
are rsosetsd t. present Their objections writing % Dses
II Van street NJ tho City Of YoiS within thirty days from tbs
sse ths Notice limits embraced This assessment
sps (which in be required FOR the purpose Of opening
rg ana bounded and described as ~
BY ssvsuhsres the sasry 500 ~ ln svenus md o.
Zoe westerly sde by Fourth svsnus And ase ~ ths o P-'
tween northsy aide Of Eighth strsst and The sousr
ps or aide lot NO 10 Fourth avenue
The And sc ali the lots pieces or
sarcs Of land fronting on the s.steIy hns or sas
also, al tia lots parcels Of ne ironing o.
eide Of the Bovs stvssn Great Jones rssi
aDs Asor places and also The o lnoWa ey ts ssst
IA s4 AK 3 and S46 BoEs. And also al the lots et
parcels Of ands fronting on iss westerly Ice o. ss o. mus
sieos parcels Of land fronting The s.sery ue or SIDE
fsysnus Ninth and Tenth strest Ard tue ,se
commissioners further give notice that t'r report the soo,s maj,
will be made and pFassnse e hs spfsns Court a. SPECIAL
on Monday The 80 cay M,rch 1851 opening
hs Court that say rs soon 'asts''sf - eoon's car %
JAMES H PISKEEY, ScomniIuonors.
SIOHk EDFIAYIET.D SMiIH,O
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CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Philadelphia Feb. 20, 1851.
TO CONTRACTORS

Il L
~ SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals. for
Bridge Tramway and Gutter Stones will be received Al
his Office until the twelfth day OF March next (lS5i) a.
noon for furnishing the following Bridge Flag, Tram.
wHy and Gutter Stones from 900 to 500 feet IN length Of
Sressed Granite TranwRy stones, 6 inches vide on Inc
surce inches thck and not less than feet In length 10
he straight and clear OF any twist or wind on The
surface ends well squared and one side to be beveed
inches under from the surface Also from Loco 10 5000 feel
IN length Of North River Tramw Stones OF same dlmen
slous and dressing "a the above mentioned Urahle
From $500 500OfeeI ia length OF North River budge OF
fla stones 20 inches wde mol less than inches In mics
ness ard not less than feet long Also froa $500 to 1OO
feet in length of same kind OF Bridge or Flag stones 10
inches wide less than inches thick and not less sn
feet Ia length From l0,00e 10 $1,000 feet In iength OF
North River Gutter Stones 10 be straight and clear O tw
or wind on the surface ess than inches 10 cAness
and not less than feet 10 length to DO 0eveled enc nco
under on one side from the surface The above must 90 OF
the best qualify of hard and sound soues the whole 70 Dc
stIAight even and level the surface, ee from any
bumps or twist or wind Of uniform thickness, tn 10
The sizes named aEd edges and ends full 10 the square
The whole quantity contracted for will be required 70 90
delivered In such portions may Do designated In the
months Of April May, June and July next S5 upon the
Scbuylk River fiont OF the city, near 10 WanuLsi
wharf free and clear from any charge for freight docksRe
or wharfage ofany hind whatever.
The proposals must state the price per foot 10 ength
Twenty per cent on the amount delivered WIZ De 70
served pnul the whole contract shall have been conpheo
with.
BY order Of the Committee on Public Highways
2f2w JOSEPH Covert, @i:siOnsIs
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& BELKNAP,

" LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS
SAN Jose. CALIFORNIA.
2 O. CROSBY. D. P. BELKNAP.
The above are located a. the seat Of Government within
sir hours Of San Francisco and have arrang
for uansactng business In all parts Of The State They
fer 10 Hon VIM n Gwin Wsshir gton. d. c.; Hon. =.
O. Spalding Buffalo; Aid H. Cook OF Thirteenth Ward,
New-York Ira Smith 4 Co. lea PearEsL A Bensdlet
ESQ AZ Wsllst c. Benedict ESQ. 70 Wsllst Gree
ley McEralh; r. NJ Price ESQ. 40 WSllst 4; $. Bel
kHap Son, Goldsti I. Kenset Co. % Old slip
l0fSm
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Limited STATES MAIL LINE from

MI Ell 81 r~o MALL LIZ AaO'A.
- CHARLESTON 20 HAVANA. VIA SAVANNAH ana
KEY WEsT-Tbe splendid steamship ISA TEL. 200 tuns
burden, commanded by Capt Wiism Rollins, viii eon-
ence Der regular uips on Monday Oct l. and sail rey1-
larry from Charleston G. for Havana the st and ;h
OF sch month and from Havana Charleston The 81
and I'd.
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana, SO
Prom Ch.resisn ard Savannah 20 Ksy West $50.
Tor partcu.Rrs. apply 70
SPOFFORO, TILESTON co - south-sl
liz Charlrsfnn 70 NJ. &. MORECAL.
Agents ~ Havana, DRAhEi BROTHERS %.
Passengers leaving Havana by ibis ship can reach Bst
more By The land route the hfth day by nesting ne
steamer Southerner rcsch NewYOrk In same time N
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

hRANGE MOUNTAIN WAXING
~ CURE.-Dr. JOSEPH A weber has assumed the
permanent Medical Direction OF this Institution The
Enlistment IL situated in South Orange ESSEX County
New-Jersey hours ride from the city Morris and
Essex Railway Visitors take the ebOst al the foot Of
Cortlsnd.st al AM and at 81 Pm Private baths a.
lsche6 to most or The Patients AL letters upon
professional business should he sddressed 70 Dr. Wedef
stbers The Superintendent OF the Orange Mountain We
ter.Cure. JSu