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CITY TRADE REPORT.

i I'm
| BnEApsTuFrs.--Four tended downwards the sales
reaching but $500 barrels good Southern at
- 6ah - 75 ordinary to choice State at "a 6s "a
SIS and mixed to fancy Western al - rs IS O6
barrel Jersey meal and rye flour continued depressed
Wheat seemed cheaper; $500 bushels red Southern
fetching only pc. did also corn, of which there
1900 bushels purchased at 62 G3c for Southern
mixed and 651s o6c for do yellow Rye offered at
"a a 7Sc without finding purchaser Nothing new &C.
CURED in oats or barley.
CorIos.-Thc market appears rather tame; the sales
being TACO bales, at nearly previous prices
FREiGiiIsRatcs to British ports continued firm For
Liverpool 0O00 bushels of engaged private
terms For wheat I'd was demanded. A few hundred
bales of cotton engaged ut 5l6d for compressed
For -four, IS Cd. was demanded For London. 1000
bushels wheat engaged at i'd 1000 barrels flour
at q Cd; and LOO barrels oil at POS 10 Hamburg 500
bales cotton were engaged at sc There change
rates to IIayrc TO California they varied from As
I5e according to the time Of sailing with fab amount
Offering
PRovs,oNs exhibited increased animation the business
compIng 1.500 bhls prime and mess pork at S13 rs
ia l2 and SIS SO SIS IS; 500 bbs and tierces good
TO choice lard at sai ojSc and 900 bbs prime
hs,t ri 50 So and S9a ST. respectively. Other CON-
moditics ruled about the same.
lAL EsTATE-Soles by auction Lease Of the large lot
ground with the buildings forming the entire front of
IL block on West street between Chambers and Reade
house and lot 2sS Eleventh street S3100 DO do 264 and
23I Tenth street $6o0 do do S5 Fourth street $4,000
$500 do. do "a 3o3 Mott street So 30 lot
Twenty second street S3e75 house and lot 100 Forsyth
street, 5000 one lot on south side Of Eighth street,
between and D. 81 ZOO; five lots do do join
s44a5
EIcE-There were 100 ticrces purchased ut So 37L
SO 5Gh per 100 lbs--dcmand brisk
sreARs-Over 100000 German found buyers at 81 80,
per NJ. cash.
SoArSalcs Of 200 boxes CASTLE effected at Qc,
per lb.
srlnrrs-Incuded in the days transactions have been
300 bbs prison whishey at 2lc cash per gallon, the
former value.
SUGARS were more active the business embracing $50
bids Cuba and 100 Orleans at 4sc with 50 Porto Rico,
TAILow-About 10000 lbs prime changed hands this
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On The 9Th inst, in the Duane street NJ H. Church by
Rev Mr Chalker, HARVEY X. HAvENs to CHARLOTTE ~
Bi curR daughter Of VIM Beichcr Esq, all Of this city
NcwbuTg papers please copy.
On Wednesday morning, March 10, in st Peters
Church by Rev Mr. shelton Of Newtown. L. L., THOMAS
:. MEDLEY, of London, Eng, TO Miss HANNAH T. LORD
sccond daughter Of Samuel Lord. Esq Of this city.
on the 10th inst, at Trinity Church, By Rev s. Chip
nan 1hfall, AUGUSTUS T. VAN LEW, Of this city, TO
NARr LouIsr. daughter Of Henry Durcll, Esq. of Nor
isania
In Wilmington Del. Fob l6 by Rev " C. COLON
Mr. ALBnnr II. TERuruN, OF Philadelphia to Miss ELIZA
TOWNSEND daughter Of Joseph Il. Townsend Of the
former place.
ON the 10th instant Iz.K ABRAHAM SAloMoSs. from
Amsterdam. TO RosETIE CoHsN, of New York.
At Brooklyn 9th inst, by Rev Dr. Lewis, Henry KEMP
TO- 4 ANN DHurfsonp. both of this city
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Cleared.
Steamship City Of Richmond. Foster, Norfolk MAILER
Ship Liverpool, Gardner Liverpool Grinner Muturn 8
SHIP yessors. Cobb Nex Orleans; Eagle Hazard:
Bark Bark E Ksnssha 1rundy, Havana ii y Irookmsn
B Bsrk Carolina El Dslano chsresten Taylor Merrill
Brig Era, CLARK. Guyana. KusselE Norton.
Bris Lucy Ellen; Smith, Havana. ii d Brookman
Bs Asn Aa aa s. SsIs
Brig Panama, stackpole, Jacksonville, j Grice.
S Sehr Francis, studlsy, Mobile. Ladi Church.
Sshr Mary Howard. Marshall Wilmington. No Hussy
s schr Norma Watt, Fredorekshurg, Bsde
Sshr RI, 7 LORD Smith. baltimore: Mailer & Lord.
s;L 'oacn Rule Chamberlain, Baltimore, Van Brunt
s sshr s Srry SBr n0ps Mslf1s Hunter
Sehr American, Croweil. Boston, ATKINS
s fnr E,aHsh A,ep.sa Pierce Co.
Sloop Pointer, Fowler, Providence.
Arrived,
Dec ~ with silks. to Gordon 4 Talbot Dec II in
the Bay OF Sunda spoke ship Matilda from Manila for
Slip Agnes Pereva Rio Janero, Jan 25 with coffee to
slP inynebls hence for California bound Ro FeS 3
La Sn "a M in y % ,s Of B ship nOpswe
with the Of long boat did not appear to have been
Bark . . Hall lof caais). VEGA csayama PR, with mo-
Brig Comet Dutch prayer, Hong Kong l7s days. with
ebr Rs 20 Mr nr Card 5, JobDs pr a s.
sugar and moiassos to Revere BALDWIN :" = 0"S' WIN
v u.s. Max Says
Ion a o. brig ZavaIa Padephia for Mobile
ss%r Ida Mssr Lsso%S S SfsftYs days vs. 0'''
shr Th nnar cpe posyIs Va" sday
s s M sSh, ra nss ra4sslp 'y sss
ssh cAs day
sehr G Mary Miller Laws, rhia a days
schr Gen jackson Qishter) Emmons from the wreck Of
schr Abbott Lawrence, Allen Boston. days.
sehr PLANET Planet, s nov" boston Boston days,
sssi[1 G Gsrnsiia, FsHIaii%, Boston, DAYS asy,.
sshr E Essss hSss
sh h snsw d snsw aSwish
Schr Phillips, Small, PASSPORT, days bound to Alex
andra.
The following arrived yesterday, but unavOidaby
selr sally Wheaton; Wheaton rhlsdslphia, 2days.
r f1ss sa'y'
seIr wissaheEen Leete PIiadsiphia, days. says
s shr Ann GS CAKE hSss aSs d
Ssayss days
ssE sss'f s. '''
ss sr Bss paasi s ere d Bs days
sehr Ienry Fiederman; Staples. Milford bel, days
se Jas Mitchell S M ei. Dover a,I Del vs. days. Ss.'
Below,
Ship Independence, Gordon, from London Jan 80 with
mdse and passengers, to Grinnel Minturn l. Co.
Bark Carolina Sherwood Charleston days, with cotton
&c, to Durham l. Dmon.
Sailed,
Steamships Africa Harrison, Lverpool; City of Rich
mond, Foster, Norfolk and Richmond ships u, Zerega,
Antwerp; Henry Grinnell (new), Thompson, Baltimore;
bark Nord America Ham Peters Hamburg; brig Swan,
Bray. Guadalupe.
Wind at sunrise. INV; meridian do sunset, NV.
Telegraph Marine Reports.
BosroN, March TO-
Arrived-Ship Stafordshire Liverpool. Feb 49, in Irish
Channel ship George Halet Liverpool for Boston;
date, lat 43 49, lon 81 H. ship Continent, Drummond
from Liverpool for NOreans.
ship Kentucky, NOrcans schr Diego, Bucksport, sc.
Below-Bark Hebron, Mobile.
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Last evening. meeting of the Holy Temperance A.
irnce was held Al Metropolitan Hall for the purpose Of
replying to the speakers at the late meeting Of the
son The building was truly crowded being the largest
yet held in Metropolitan Hall by the Alliance ladies and
gentlemen p-edominnting The platform was occupied
10y large number of cegymen speakers vice presidents
sc. The meeting was organized by the appointment Of
DIR. T.. Psrmy President
Mr. C. a. LricH, President of the City Temperance Al
lance read the following list of officers Of the meeting
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Tclcgrnphic Reports.

~ NV UhLEANs. March S-NO0n.
The Arctcs which reached here at ten o'clock
this morning had effect on the cotton market The
sales have been geo bales Flour has declined Ohio.
81 TO- Corn j. in brisk demand; sales 20 900 bushels
at % 10 bic; oats Soc. pork SO 80 to S15 7j
Bacon declined; sides &C. Lard firm ut SIZE. keg 9ls
to CSC.
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Or. r. ParmIy, PRESIDENT.
Iu9hn w; o.ass Esq" Assistant Presidents.

YIN 7. Dodge Joseph Longhng John A Harriet
Fa ri%s John assSF'g s Grant,
PANEL IL Sands, Richard Moore, W. k Tnttersaii.
". 5. Dorr, Oliver II. Lee Henry Lloyd.
B Ss a4s y1ef. ssssssy Ssss
z ss F rSsss
Dr. SssE Gibbons T. Rs VIM VIM T Tr,sa
&c.: 4 h Wsrrsn James b Johnston Thss ESssrley
y H soe s.. q Si5 4sona. Mas
After prayer by Rev DR. PATTON, the Rev. @. j. WAR
read the following resolutions which adopted by
the meeting
Resolved That as intemperance has always increased
gog shops and tipping houses have been multiplied and
diminished in restricted localities there + reason t.
trained " law eOunteretipg arson melting felony
ao OF ps9y and other Of like
Resolved That the daily records in the public press OF
crimes committed under the influence liquor fully
Inc statistics Of police and prison reports as to the fearful
agency Of aud the traffic in disturbing the
Resolved That Of liquor 30 used beverage
spread incompetence in our land and Of all tho taxation
must therefore BE an immoral and wicked business which
Resolved That as il il the constitutional right society
20 protect itself against whatever endangers its social and
tie t Of the people d this State and Of this city to de-
usd @ 81 e n evils IF
ohinS and suppressng the cause 81 inempersnee-the
Resolved That the bill introduced the Legislature by
IT, snow niringcs no mans jus. and lawful rights
i enacted into Law, would operate only for the public
Resolved That Legislators elected to provide
r tf sra a. ss as the and welfare
aSd tat they return not from their posts at Albany tin
Mad law enacted Jaw similar anu 'o'' % 'ns
Resolved That the Chairman the other speakers Of
strength in defence Of the individual right drink and the
house With which practices the proposed inter
touch sns ana M duty at s
ature 70 enact suitable and sufficient laws to protect
persns to prohibit the cause those evils whenever
an s @ W
she the constitution law and Justice as well As humanity
Resolved, That the resolution offered at the forenamed
Of S the OF shs
arrested for nemperance fragrant and scandaous
Of
a"a R CHEZ Sm under OATH the
Resolved That these statements Of the Chief Of Police
frmation they from all similar statistics, gathered
THAT the Of an murder
in baltimore where Infatuated by liquor drove hi
two children and their thoas to the house and
prohibiting the liquor frame which ultimately tends the
peapeIaon Of mt sac crimes than all the pleas for the
an H ~ r. %eesng effort, ia
which he has suffered political martyrdom. has shown him
81 people Of t ely d the whole State; and if there
rgIt in HE Legislature this meeting pledge him sym
ath and substantial aid Of the friends Of temperance in
esol5sd That csen s9os II III present peculiar al
city from the sixteenth Assembly District, nor
member q the political party sh which he has been may
voters ii the whole State every one whom
had some Of s dearest rights assaulted and by
Ills attempt Il eject Colonel Snow from his seat
d rss T. a. il ssrrsRy reported &
ire shi 81 colonel SNOW 60 his seat was debated and
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SHIPPING.

SHlPPINGs
EOR NEWBURG.--TIfE STEAMER CALEDONIA
Capt Wardross will leave the pier arrcn street
TINS (Ihursday afternoon, at o'clock For freight pas
sage, apply on board.
EOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
10 sail Wednesday 18th inst, at o'clock T.. NJ from
pier No $ East Ryer-The splendid new steamship City
OF NORlOL James Post, comman der. will leave a,
above This the cheapest and most pleasant
above cities and points further south Cabin passage
Is foot The steamship CITY OF RICHMOND running
IN connection with the City of Norfolk leaves saturday
2oth instant each vessel making three trips per
Sailing days from New York, Wednesdays Saturdays;
rom lcimond and City Point Mondays and Thursdays:
and from Norfolk, Tuesdays and Fridays Agents -
JOSIAH WILLS. Norfolk.
THOMAS BRANCH, Petersbure
a. ). LEE, Richmond.
MAILER LORD, los Wall street, N. Y.
TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FOR NEW
- orle ans via Iayana-Tbc splendid steamship
6EOKGIA 5000 tons d. d. Porter. L. 5. Navy, command
er Will gail from the pier at the foot of Warren street. N
Rates Of passage to Havana and New OrIcans-New Ar
rangement Ladies Saloon Berths. $50 After do. SO;
Forward DO Do $50 Steerage do So Specie only taken
ON Freight to Havana Freight taken Orleans st 40
cents per cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested to
supply themselves with the companys bills Of adng
may be had ON application at the Office No other will
NO m Oh ihuihg signed after the ship has sailed.
NJ. o. ROBERTS, III West street. corner of Warren
N0TICE.-THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF NEW YORK
will leave for Chagres at o'clock T. NJ on Tuesday
the 10th inst n BPassengers that have purchased their
tickets for the 9th hereby informed that the sams
(1hursday) evening the ii inst tickets not transfer
red by that time viii DO forfeited.
PALMER Co, No. 20 Broadway.
EoR sALE-A THROUGH sTEERAGE TICKET PER
Il Empire City line steamer Sierra Nevada
on nth March, Apply at leo Front street, up stairs.
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Passengers Arrived.
SHANGHAE-Ship Nestoran-GA Talbot.
RIO JANEIRo-Ship Agnes-Mr Silva, j Blackburn.
a1' For additional Ship Neps see Second Page
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MARITIME ENCE !.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH TO- 1864.

ALMAHAo-MARcH IL.
SUN RISES. ........... g 20 MOON ..mron
SUN skTs. u VI HIGH WATER. eve 90 II
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Birth,
married..

On "Wednesday morning, 10th inst. Mrs IIrNRY Barr
LING Of daughter.
Philadelphia papers please copy
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hR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET so WELL
- known for his successful treatment In private diseases
Tor tnc ast twenty-five years continues 60 he consulted
tc9ndentialy) on all diseases requiring medical surgical
ala he would particularly persons
chronic that have been abandoned by other
az incurabic TO give him trial lie has
at present under treatmenta doing welland refer
many persons who have been cured by him after years
suffering. Or. Us Office is gcd with view the
strictest privacy NJ B-Obserye 10. next door to DIR.
Coopers.
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nR. COOPER. IA DUANE STREET, has, roR THE

~ last twenty years. enjoyed the most extensive practice
IN private diseases Of any cdic al man in New York ito
aggravated Of this disease; mild
In dayg DR. Cooper tho worst
FORM in from two 70 three weeks OF debility
brought on by habit INDUCED in by Young men,
This when too frequently INDUCED in, bescts dyspcpsia
woaknoss Of the limbs and small o The back confnn III
the intellect and aversion to society. IL affords Dr. T. IN
bounded pleasure 70 be able 20 refer 90 many Who
suffering silently for long time bcon rcsorea IN
him perfect health. All undertaken trcated Win
candor. n. B-Strangcrs, don ho deceived by one who
pcrsonaes name; have not left Duane street See
cards, IN the New icrk Sunday 1iScs and Atlas -
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MEDICAL

A WONDERFUL CURE.-LANCASTER, OCTOBER o.
isoV-Mr hobaek-Dear SIR This to inform you that
since made OF wonderful medicine
power am perfectly cured of the inflammation eyc
headache, and dsordered stomach. have been in this
situation for ton months made of everything
hear or think Of applied TO several of the eminent
doctors all OF no use am happy to say that my stomach
has become strong that IL vctuals
70 cat Any one wishing more particulars call
myresdence IN East King street NJ the Eastern Hotel
OF Lancaster Pa lie so kind TO this
convenient: remain your afeetonate friend, John a
Lands All letters to {. W. ROBACk, No White street
wiz lie regiously attended to- ii prepaid. For par
culars, call and Astrological Almanac gratis rherc
certificates can be
nR. MORRISON is CONSULTED CoNFIDENTIAILY
on delicate diseases vhich he without mercury
Recent affections he cures in few days practice *
years enables DR.. NJ to those general local
tes arising from olfabuse. See his London Diploma in his
private Once 20i3s Fulton street. No till cured.
NE. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, CONTINUES TO
DC consulted eonaentiay the treatment Of private
aiseass Dr. W mas devoted thrtyye the prac-
tiee OF his profcson and the victims seifabusc OF
those who have escaped from tho hands medical pretn
ders, may rely safe and speedy N BNo fee til
cured.
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i ~. 49, ~ -, ~ uoh VI TUE PRACTICAL PRI-
- waite treatise, Nc Once hours to II o'clock A N
and 70 o'clock 4. ~. Sunday cxcoped) No Ia Grssa
Nich street From the uncommon medical res the
author has enjoyed among which lie would hr wing
resa several yars IN Paria for the express purpose
s,uoynB tess WeaeSs followed ~ long and very
sSc practice ~ tis speciality, Dc without hes,tio
promise e'cn N the most scvGc complicated casos A.
seehify uisgacs, structure Re, certain sac and
ia" cures hhn can be obtained from any other source Ia
Neiha Ih"st VINO Apply ~ The earlier stages of di..
VIII nc grained ny the
which often effected II very days Separate wait;as
rooms are provided For treatment letter address ov
~ Pot once T. - Dr. Ralph would add that besides
tno oiscaes properly belonging to tie above speciality
III practice includes the treatment chronic
ps a.sscs Of we skin and bladder Gravel pains no
oaoM 'oss Of IN" pnysoh capacity nervousness So
NO ZEE Till CURED: DIR. CORBETT 10 DUANE
street may DO consulted complementary on Tho ireal-
men o. delicate diseases TBenyone yca practice cna.
Dies Dim 70 make speedy and permanent cures and rees
.nses removed N three days The victims quackcry
Those suffering IRON early improper habits can apply With
c.tthty q" having their ON rational And
sm.ne pI u StriorreDr has discovered new
met"o" ~ whch he can cure airige in from W,
,.i,. ~ -" pg Ce,bct 4 mcmber eg tas t.sg Yssk
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nor NEWBURG.--THE STEAMER CALEDONIA
Capt Wardross will leave the pier street
sage, apply on board
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Tclegraphic Marine Reports.

ArrvedShip Stahordshre, Liverpool. Feb Is, in Irisi
Channel ship George Haet from Liverpool for Boston
date lat ~ 49, lon 81 IL, ship Continent Drummond
from Liverpool for NOrleans.
ship Kentucky Norleans; schr Diego, Bucksport sc.
Below-Bark Hebron, Mobile.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Arryed-Steamer Kennebec, Seymour, NYork
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of the County of New-York, notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against LEWIS A.
THORNE late of the City of Newark New-Jersey, de-
cea,ed TO present the same with vouchers tnereoi 70 inc
subscriber his residence No II College place, IN the
CITY Of New-York on before the seventeenth day OF
Ami ney-Dated gevYork the thirteenth dzy y. Octo-
ber 1851 WILLIAM H. THORNE.
Ola law6nTus Administrative.
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TTUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
NETWORK 70 ALBANY and TROY; Winter

ARRANGEMENT On WEDNESDAY, Dee. "A, the Trans
will until further notice. AZ follo"S: - -
Leave Nev-YorK. gong North, from me Once ash N
way stations At A M Way Mail Tran for Albany ans
Troy stopping at Peekskl and all stations norn OF rs
place ON signal aud connecting with trans or the "ess
and North At Il Pm, Express Tram ior Albany an9
Troy stopping Only a; Peekskn Colo spnng hlsnsiii
and Hudson connecting with wesfsln aiu
Northeru trains At PM. fox PoughfeepHe, lreight
and passer ger tranl stopping az oil way stations Az
4 p NJ for Po8ghscepsie, stopping at way sta.lohA-
ht5pM Mail Trains Tor Albany and Troy, SepPing AZ
Pe.lskI Cold Sprng. Fishki and Poughkeeps,e and an
stations North OF that place signal A,3t IN reess
IN Stoprjng AZ all way stations At6P ID Emgrant aud
Express Freight Tram oniy. ,r.,.,. NJ f.,
Leave Poue for AOa0J and Troy at % A. M I'
freight and passengers stopping at way sta IONS =,
Leave Albany and Troy engine station gong outI Al -
A m hfaIi Train for New orr, stopping az AT way sta
tom here mails 70 be received and
AtIl NJ Express Train ior New YORK, stopping only a:
Hudson PouehEeepsie and PeekssiB. At2P. M, FREIGHT
and Passenger Tran for P0nghseepne Stopping at all way
statons At 81 NJ for passengers 10 New YORK Stopping
~ ali way stations signal AT 81 NJ (or on arrival ~
tram from the West) Night Mar TraiD for New fofA,
stopping only to deliver passes gers.
Leave Ponghkeepsis for Ee H-Y0rk 81 4. M stoppns
AZ way stations At oj A. VI. for freight and passen-
gers, stopping at way statlOns -, -. $780,. -.
Leave Peepskili for New-YOTk at st Am stoppiDs ~
way stations At 4. Pm. stopping AZ way stations
Passengers Will Tickets pefCre entering lne JARS
New-York Dec. "a. 1851. ld25] W. &. YOUNG. Pfes'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the Countycf NewYork, notice Is hereby
gwen to all persons having caims gainst JOHN Nc
kIBBIN. Late of the City OF New-York, Merchant de-
ceased TO present the with vouchers thereof to the
subscrber at her residence No 23 East Roadway III the
City of New-Sork or before the 6.h day Of April next
DATED, New-YCTk, the 18th day of Oct. 1851
Ola law6mTu LUCY MckIBbIN.
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By TELEGRAPH.

ruaRJY sTON Jan 3-An shlDs Mrgaret, LIs ~.
II as.o.tT. ClasxOs brig EmIy, New YORK S"''
h r. Warner, do f; Sea MARI. Ailis,oae POM.
sid brig Clement. Boston -. .h~;x. r.r,is snd
SUNDERLAND Chnson. Hew-Ycrk; 'eh' sA~"
maston. Ne. oc..,o Northern port !.
Louise, Nswfork ,,,,a from LIVERPOOL, IN
A. anchor of the Bar, ship Nson o'clocs co Friday
romnx come IN contact WITH th1 p bnr seat H. crew
vsnnah (sthl Iof isSag osly Tbs copsntsdbi
were ,ssea wi sso oses Of cotton "a total loss -
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s,o,m Commissioner of Repa,rs ' and ni Supplies.
NOTICE.-Publi,

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Publlc
notice hereby given. 70 the cwaers occu
t or occupants al houses sIc lots. improved or IN
iroroved lands affected the ely. that the following A.
e,merts have been Completed by he ASsessos and are
lodged in the Office Of the Bureau Of ior et-
arrarion by All persons interested. For BUILDING
aSTWFR with REC EWING BASINS aud CULVERTS
IN FIGHTH-AV, nom the Sewer at $50 1t. 20 me
norherly line Of ith and N Sttn s.. 70 pG'h. ns
Assessment II CLUBS all the several houses and iots OF
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
an nom sides # St between $50 and 3h-sts on ths
norher,v SIDE f 4h between 7th and 3h avs and on
the southery side between 9Th and
~ easerv SIDE Of Sh ay 10th sides Of BloOm ngtale
rosd and westerly side of I'll between Ash ard 3oh
ais and on The scuhe ~ side Of 55hst between IN ana
s,b.vs an persons whose interest affected by me
shove rared Asessments and who are opposed 70 me
are requested present their Objections IN wiring
~ he nndergsed at their Office, No T. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date OF THIS noIce.Onlce
bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec - lS1l
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessor"
5f5lc ISAAC WI SMITH
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E. DELAFIELD sSiITK,
GEORGE =. CLARK. ComTsirs Z.
FREDERICK L. NULTF,
henry <. DAVIES Attorney and Co4csel. rs tlE

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
regate ofthe County OF New YORK notice hereby riyen
10 all persons having claims AGAINST the estate OF Az
DREW MCCALL, late of the CITY OF York carpst-
deceased 20 the III vouchers thereof
the subscriber. At ms DIV cling house No - watts
ST. the CITY Of Nevlork before the tenth dt -
Auf nert Dated Ne~ York the sirh day Of OctoheTf
1851 WILLIAM CARLISLE, Admln,s;rstor
Of iaw snTus
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