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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby giyen to the or
pants Of all houses and lots improved or
affected thereby that the follow have
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
interested VIZ For paving Theatre alley from Beekman
cude all tho several houses and lots ground vacant n
pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides
alley between Ann and Beekman streets aud on the
er side of Ann street about fifty three feet easery
one hundred and ten feet westerly from Theatre alley
persons whose interests are affected by the
asgesment and who are opposed t. the
them requested to present their objections in writing
to the undersigned at their office Mol Hall Of
within thirty days Fl ON the date Of this notice
SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT ]
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Oct 80
1852. ~ .P~.'AsA'' oSS'''
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NORP0RATI0N NoTICE-PUBLlC NOTICE rs HERE
by given that sale will take place the publ, yards
on Tuesday the 9th OF Nov next sch
removed from the wharyes piers and streets the
enoumances, and that have remained In the
the 10th day of October last past Sale at Tho yard in
Goerck street. between Ryingon and streets
O'clock NJ and in Jane stRet Washington at r. NJ
By order. CEOHGE WHITE Supt OF streets
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TIME MARRIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL
i Cnmnaninn -lY Dr.. A n. Mauriceau. Profnsaor el

vUyUE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL
pheases q v omen.-Twsrtieth edition I31o %. No
Price Syears Of suffering Of physical and mental
Fuish afoo.onat wife, and pecuniavy dieui-
ties the husband might have bsen spared timely
possession Of this work 10 intended especially for ths
married. those contemplating marriage IL dis1ossS
important which should 30 known them partieu
lary.
either budding into anhood the other in the dsons
OF years-in whom nature contemplatee importoAs
change discover the causes symptoms and the mesa
eosut remedies and the most certain mode Of cuSs, n
every complaint to which her sex is subject.
Extract of letter from gentleman in Dayson, ohoJ
DAYTON, May l. ls6-
Ny Dear sir-My wife has been perceptby sinking fo0
gush and suffering months before and dur hef
hnement-evry successive and more deouasinA
aud Prostrating her. putting her life In imminsut dns.
and which YVES, tbs last ocesson dsspaired Of SUP
posed this state Of things was inevitable
self the worst. A. this time, tnow about W.
months heard your book highly spoken o. as
cannot express 70 you che relief IL Afforded ny rsssss
mind, and the Joy It's impaired 20 ny We
that the great discovery Of NJ eSib iptis scr
reysd NOAH sle this ere other YEA. wouIe
have head In all huhan ~ ~
wife would have been in her grave aAu ny 'a as~
,mpraotoablo 70 convey more fully the
serious subjects of as they sre
rtended the married os tnus . ~. aaas 80
fsse Tortse at 90 Broaaya no Astor nonsc ana
nnSiisbing once l29 Liberty street. New rorkl
ssii,,e CO. Albany, Joseph Tucker Mobile, Ala r. =
Ptnyson No 6 Chestnut street Philadeipha Vn the fe
!, any rstt az the United States All letters mu9
r. assressci p6at paid, % Ds n. sAURtCEAU, box LIN
Nv Nh Poat 0ffes Ghsa. Ne ~ ldharty ssrees
a"aSf ths b5os vii b. leFwsf1s4 3 ahI la1y sq-.
an vto nay ieef0 IL se a oSrsrss, 70 eay paSt q "a
Jhlt9G states - fiiresging Aent1Ye,
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE. Is
- hereby given, TO the owner occupant
lands aeo thereby that the following
been the assessors and lodged in the Office
9th Bureau of examination all persons
Interested vzfor building in Greenwich avenue
from the in Sixth avenue to Twelfth street. The
hogues and lots Of ground lots pieces and parso
los feet south Of Christopher to Twelfth street.
both sides Of Christopher and Amos sire westerly to
he Factory street, the south side Charles
on the north side Of Hammond and the south side Of Bank
streets westerly to Factory streets the north side
Sixth to Amos street and both sides of Amos
street. easterly from Greenwich t. Patohn place
All persons whose interests affected by the above
named and who opposed to tho sans
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AgsaSeors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
ONCE Bureau Of Street Department. Oct
Is. 1852.
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LoR AUSTRALIA DfREgT-NEw YORK AND CANA
BoTIiNIA, James A. Avery commander IOUo tons bur-
then and only three and half old will sail for the
above port about the 18th of Novemb This ship
having made successful to California; and
her having great experience in the Australian
trade engaging expect short
Her between decks high, and thoroughly vent
fitted with state tho comfort Of fam
lies single persons experienced surgeon companies
the ship with other attendants. All about
taking passage, afe respectfully invited examine for
themselves before engaging else where board %
East river or to BUTLER BROTIER5,
and llS South street,
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ASTIsuLUaaY.

SCoTT, DR. JOHNSON BoNAPARTE-THESE THREE
~ All believed firmly in astrology.
And kings and lords, more than the muse can name.
Have put their signet seals to Robacks fame.
Prom Sweden's land singer and \ soer
Came Ger the sea to try their influence hers.
Lind, Roback-each in different ways
Excited wonder and commanded praise
There family in Sweden better known than that OF Re
back For hundred and seventyhve years every
the had the gift iOreteing the
declaring the Of the and kings nobss
chiefs, consulted them with But In
Of the has tho gift been powerfully developed
assiduously cultivated In Dr. G. W. Roback
siding this city at No White street whose roputatiea
for curing the most fatal diseases and giving fortunate
termination Of all events in business speculation and COURT
ship proverba throughout the United States Lilo solves
all difficulties by astroogy the oracles and The
OF the Zodiac Tho natiyes he thfg1
itself. lie invites all who in difficulty
consult himall who sick and the
astrology. All letters to e.. w. ROBACK, No. White
will be relgiously attended TO- paid For
particulars, call and get Astrological Almanac grAa
where certificates can be seem
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA. TIM
Iva ders her the ladies and gentlemen Of thu
city In Astrology Love and Law matters interpretive
Dreams &c. by books and science constantly relied Cd b
Napoleon; aad will tell the OF the lady gentlena
they will marry also the of the Visitors Rssidsnso
90 Great Jones street. Bovory Ladies fifty osaA
gentlemen dellar.
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CORPORATION NO rICEs.


NofIO1 70 oARThEH, re SENEw THhIR II.
0ssre Gu he last day q 6osoSsr in yea. renewable
E.Svious 10 that time applied fo such time 80 may b
ssnsss n s Hsyr TSsSs z hereby n Ssn Is shs ab,
GRten will granted the ofoca bsaweep tas scet 81
70 n. n and p. NJ, daily until October 81.
Persons desrng licenses wi sppy on ox A1ssx lse
is ofhe csrs according 10 law ard the carte brenhs g
Shs south side Chxmbsre ssrees opposite we City HAIL
whore they inopeced and Abe ol9 license, aar being
ehsokd by te Inspector muss chen be pfetented 70 hs
Hipt MArshei for renewal II 10 nosawful Nosnss
nsssy last day Of Oct The attention Of AL persons
Dng using express wagons ssggage wagons and oshor
0Shiolcs for srsngportso articles plaoe place
tn!n The city Directed 80 hs following ezssaos rOv
ne Ordinance
SscsIon l. EVERY csrs sYucs, ~asos, assy or stnss
VSAioie drawn By horses or other animals
hsoh oha BIO kopt used driven employed for abe tran
Hoytacn conveyance OF anything whatsoever frer plcs
& place within tho city Of New York. Tor hire wages pay
within the meaning of ths ordinances; and who
E1lu mr. drive employ suoh lblta
eGst with rs obtaining oenso therefor from Aha Mayor
q said city hereinafter provided shall be deemed guilty.
sssssdiag Ten dollarn imprisonment aoA exceeding eS
Esction "Is snan act ). isw9ri 10Y
ray person receive 10 hold license 20 keep Public
Uned state and has family and rosidoe with his "a
yy In ed cty not having family shall hsso resds
tseif theren during the SIX months preoedn and Is TIA
Esxni Of the cara b good horses hersfox
lstesre under oath all nyng hpdng suck
tscnJe the tharoo touching their guafa -oa
a. sAal bs void"
H'''sf = ~ S'a' ss n 4sSYrou Pr, a,r,s
fsawxy,s sySYaA Ootobar 18th.
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EDWARD K. COLLINS q CO., IS wAu street, N. y.
BROWN, SHIPLkY u CO., Liverpool
y. G. ROBERTS Il CO., IL Kings Arms Yard London
JOEN MUNROE CO.. e Rao Notra Dame dee
Viosoree, Pare
GEO II. DRAPER, HEvre
e Of those ships will NOT be gold
silver bullion, spoco, ewery, precious ssones. netas
uieIe bills Of lading are ovned sherofor and tho yau
hereof therein expressed.
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EOR LIYLRPo0L-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ehip BALTIC, Capt. Jos J. Cemstook.This steAmship
VIII depart with the United States malls for Europe posi-
lively on saturday October S0th ~ u O'Clock. u, from
vi paid for Fer trssht passago having ulequasd
4. COLLINS co, NJ. IS Wall street. Passengers are
requested TO be on board at The steamship
tic Will succeed the Baltic, and sail Nov. 18th.
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants Of all and lots improved unimpro we'd
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
interested vzFor fencing vacant lots Lexington
between Twenty and Twenty ninth The
limits embraced by such assessment include all the several
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces aud parcels OF
land, STUFFED tho eascry side OF Lexington
between Twcntyeghth and Twen,yanh streets All por
whose interests are affected by the above
and VINO opposed TO the either of them
requested 20 present their objections in wfitn1 60 tho
ersigned, ther office no. Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH.
once Bureau II Assessments street Department Oct 30
1872
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C0RP0RATI0N MOTTO E.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owners occupant
oupants of all houses and lots improved unimprovod
affected thereby that the following have
been completed Assessors and lodged in tho office
Of the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all PER-
interested vizFor building in Ninth avenue
from Forty fifth to The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated
on both sides Of Ninth avenue from Forty fifth to Fifty
Of Forty-sevepth, Tortyeghth Fort nnth, Fteth
Fiftyfrst and the south side Of Fifty streets
the Eighth All whose interests
affected b the above named and who are
sent their objections in writing to the undersigned as
their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice
ESsSFt IS : S] n $SES
once Burssa OF Assessments Street Department. Got
%, 1852.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-ruDLIC NOTICE is
\ Lefetv uyCr, 20 the owner occupant or
cupuns o ali hcuses aud tote Improved pro
lands thereby that the following have
completed by Assessors, md lodged in the
Once ., tue Assessments for examination by all
ps fencing yaesn lots on Twenty
nth, rSentySlh ard Twenty seventh streets between
Sixth and Seventh avenues and on sixth aud SO cnth
avenues, between Tweuty-hfth md T~cnty-sayenth
streets 1he limits embraced by such assessment,
include all the severa, houses and lots Of ground,
cant Iote pieces and parcel, Of land, situated on
both sides q Iseat, fifth, Twenty sixth aud south
erly eide Of Twenty seventh streftu betwoea sixth
ana Eleventh. and the eatery side of seventh
avenue betw Twenty fth and twenty zenith streets
Nos ~, tV. ll6 to Il2D 1886 1885, 90 TO t6l, il@
TO LII SS9 60 1896 and s9l6 70 1923 All persons
mants and who opposed to same or either them
arereguecd 70 present their objections In Writing to the
uDaerhgncd, nj their Afce 30 Rail OF Records Within
isitty la 81 u sAs iste u tbs uo'ice
SAM VI lf III NOgVsl
fkANCiS NfNNOLSON NJ yAasJssgss
isNNC VA. SMITH.
OIce, Rutsar ~ Assos sa.s, st-Jet DspArem MS Ooh s
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ORPORATI0N kOTICE.-PU SLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby awe 20 the owners pant
o. houses an lot uproye lsnds
Affected erebv that the following have been
completed by the Assessors nd lodged in the ocs Of ths
Bureau OF Asset smens for examination by all persons into
rested paving thirty street Fifth
and sixth avenues and aggi four feet wide
thro, gh the sidewalks the same is not DONE
The limits embraced by such include all the
several houfes and lots q und, lots pieces and
parcels Of land situated both sides OF Taie
betvee. Fifth ane Sixth all persns VIII
interests affected BY the above named and
who OPP sed TO the ethr them request
ell present their objectons in writing to the und rsgn
3D. their eoe No Hall Of keccrd within thirty days
from the a., o. this notico.
SAMUEL II DE NJ TT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessbrs
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
Oe Bureau II Assessments Street De ,srtent Oct 80
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NOR sAyANNAu--TuE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
Il wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. J. e.
Walton wlrleave Philadelphia for savannah Wednes-
day. the 9th inst at 40 O'clock A. M from second wharf
above Vine ro In speed and strength and in every ar
for the conyepenc and comfort OF passengers
this ship unsurpassed Fare from Now York Philsdt
pha $685. So The state OF Georgia leaves above
every alternate Wednesday Agents Philadelphia Heron
T. Martin 3755s North wharves. -
SAVAN, PADELFORD, FAY & co.
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CoRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC notice Is
~ hereby given to tho owners, occupant
occupants Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd
lands, affected thereby that the following
have been mpleed by the Assessors and lodged the
Office of the Bureau Of Assessments for all
persons interested vizFor paving Thirty sixth street.
from Eighth Tenth The limits raced by such
assessment include all the several houses aud lots
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sdes Of Thirty street from hth to aenth
Tenth avenue hundred feet North and south from
Thirty sixth street ALI persons whose interests af
fected by the above named assessments aud who
posed to same either Of them are requested
sent their objections in writing to the undsrsgued at their
oice No Hall of Records within thirty days from the
date of this notice. SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NC HOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office. Bureau of Assessments Street Department, Oct
80, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners. occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
an; affected thereby that the following assessments
been completed by the ASSESSORS and in the office
the Bureau for examination all
space four feet wide the souther
ly sidewalk Of Fifteenth street. between First and Second
The limits embraced by such include
all the several houses and lots of ground lots pieces
and parcels land situated s0uthery side Of FIT
tecnth street 800 feet easterly from Second All
whose interests affected by the named
ment and who opposed to the either of them,
are their objections in ing to ths
Undersigned, at ther office, No. Hall of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WI. SMITH,
Office Bureae of Assessments Street Oct 80
1852
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company Tho Unitsd States Mail steamers, ths
IRAEKLfN. J. A. woston, commander. and sho HUN
BOLDT, d. Lines commander, wiz leave Now Yors,
Hsvre and Southampton for tns 1884, ths follow
Ing days
LEAVE hAvEs.
humboldt sas'dny. sopt- 2 Humboldt, weanar 9o1 =
franklin, Och. IS FRANKLIN, Nov.
Humboldt Nov 80 humboldt Dec. "a
rrankn, Dec. IL Franklin, jan. l2eS
Those bu expressly for SERVICE Of
burthon ea are nos surpassed either for speed
strength. comfort by vessels sioat Their
uodaons passengers Of the most approved kinda
Btorpng Southampton, both going and returning thny
offer proceeding 10 Lcndon advantages
Any other line In the Of both time and money
Peice of passage from How York 70 Southampton OF
FROM Ha-re or Southampton 70 New York .fsss
passage secured uni paid tor. An experienced gsy
econ board.
FOR freight or passage, apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, IS Broadway.
WILLIAM JSELIN, Hare.
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SHIPPING.


DASsAGE TO CHINA.-SBIP RICHARD ALSOP,
Kenny, master, will sail the Sd of November. She
has fine state accommodations for passengerg For
passage only, apply to NATl Ia y GE0 Girls ~oLD,
II and " South street.
RIoR sAvANNAH.-UNITED STATES MAIL Line
Il The now and splendid steamship ALABAMA q D. Lud-
low captain viii leave Saturday October 3lth at four
o'clock, T.. L., from pier No. 4 North river Apply TO
SAMUEL L, MITCHILL, l9i Front street.
The FLORIDA M. s. Wooo hull, captain will leave
Saturday, November 9th. For speed strength accommoda
tons fare those ships have supeor9 the
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
>.-s~~-- -~~.>-.-
r ADIEs' CLOTHS, FRENCH MERINOE5 PLAID
AZ cashmeres and plaid silks Several Of he above
desirable goods NOW landing and for GALE Cheap ~ TRA0x
IRWIN L. CO.'S, "a and 236 Broadway.
lust RECElvED-REAL BRUSsELIS POINT LACKS.
in sleeves, coifures and ohemisetteg Pnrs
broderies cambria bands, and trimming together with
full of goods adapted family suoh
Iupn's black bombaznes and merinoes Chambourd'a
yenitian stripes &C. also black ohemisette wiki
sleeves to match. A. KERR & CO..
76I broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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V,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTArK
Nail StearnersThe chips thlc iins Ave IN
following; ATLANTIC, Captain West u

following: ATLANTIC, Captain WesA
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luoa
BALTIC, Captain Comstoc1.
ADRlATIC, Captain Grafton.
THOSE ships having been bulls by contract expressly
government service han boon takon
suctonAs In their engincsto speed
and thor for passengers
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool In first
bn $IzO In SECOND cabin $7v Exclusive OF exsrs size
From Liverpool 10 New York, $50 and Ess
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ebip.
~ hartha aacured ilnnid fhr
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TRAvEELERS' GUIDE.


CIXTH AVENUE RAILRoAD.-oG AND AFTER THE
- first of the cars going will leave the corner
Of Chambers street and West Broadway between tho hours
Of five and six A. M every fifteen mnutes between six
A. NJ and eight p NJ, every four minutes; between eight
r. M. and mid might every fifteen minutes aud between
midnight and five A. NJ thirty minutes. The
down will leave Forty third street at tho time.
WIN. EBBlTI, Superintendent.
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. midship ... IS :. :. midshlp " .lS "
Including stewari'a fees.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of third olasn passengers will 30 tak&S
from Phadeiphia and LIVERPOOL and found in proyisions
From Philadophia. $50 From Liverpool. q gurssa
Certificates Of passage will be Gsued hero TO parses
arc desrouscf bringing out theh ends ~ oorraponass
rates.
Freight e per Coarse goods hardware. Co. vii! se
taken subject TO agreement.
experienced surgeon will DO carried esoh ship
small drafts drawn At sight Englnnd and Ireland
Tor freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al, Exchange place, n. YORK.
and No. Walnut street, PhiadolphiA
RICHARDSON BROTHERS g. CO., Liverpool.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
direct and between Boston Liverpool the Boston sps
only calling ut Halifax TO land and receive mails and pas
senRers.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins. PERSIA, Capt. -
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. ASIA. Capt. lota
EUROPA Capt. Ryrie. NIAGARA, Capt Leitoh
AMERICA. Capt. shannon. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
Those vessels carry clear white light At mainmast head
green at tho starboard red on port
Europa, Ryric, New York, Wednesday, Sd November.
Niagara, Leitch, Boston, Wednesday, 10th November.
RIGA, Harreon New York. Wednesday, 18th November.
Canada Lang, Boston, Wednesday, 24th November.
ASIA Lott, New York, We inesday, LIST December.
America shannon, Boston, Wednesday, Sth December.
Europa, Ryrie New York, Wednesday, 18th December
Niagara, Leitch, Boston, Wednesday. 22d Deoem oor
Africa, Harrison New York. Wednesday, 10Th December
Canada Lang, Boston, Wednesday, 9th jan, 1850.
Arabia, Judkins New York, Wednesday, 18th January.
America Shannon, Boston, Wednesday, 18th January.
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool-Firgt
cabin Sl2O second cabin, $7O
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will DO charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon board.
All letters and must pass through tho Post
Once.
e. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
WATcHEs-By order Of the Britidh Treasury, watches
of foreign manufacture bearing the and marks Of
English manufacturers. will be hereafter admitted in Eng
land in trantu for the United States and other
Of which French and Swiss watches be-
shipped at for New York Boston, via Liverpool
without mourning the risk, heretofore Of being seized NJ
the Englsh Custom House.
French German, and other foreign goods received
brought with British goods Through bills Of
lading are given In Uavre for New York.