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yTuE MARRIEp WoMAN,s PRIyArE MrpfcAr


L Compapion-By DR.. A. N. Mauriceau, Profess5r OK
Price 81 Years snnern& physical and sasusn
to afeotonste wife, and pscunary dthorities ts
the husbsud might have been spared timely sssssicr
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those centem plating marriage, diselosss faportsns
secrets, which should be knewn TO them particularly.
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can Uncover the causes sym tous and hs moss selsni
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DEPAsTMENT on REPAIRs AND supPLIEs. JuLY

IVEPAHTMENT OF HEPAIKS AND SUFFLI ES, JULF
"a lss2-To Duilderssealed proposals will DO roosv-
cd ut the Office Of the Of Repairs aud supplies
(basement. No New City ua) until Friday, August
1t ~ o'clock ~ which time they sill be publicly open
edfor altering and enla-ng the house OF Engine Compa
ny No. A. Marrsy street. ana also for repairs and also.
rstons 30 building No. 81 Ann street. for the Of Engine
Company No. Builders will estimate for the mason and
carpenter work. for each house separately The plans aao
Of the work required TO be done and all ufor
matter In regard thereto can be had ~ The ose shs su
beth street Blank estimates Will he furnished at either
efce. B.-The Commissioner the right Of re-
citing all Of the estim ates n deemed for The interest
the Corporation. WIN. ADAMS.
- Com missioner Of Rapnira an q Snp nlisa.
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UK1IPPIN0.

LNOR L1vERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
snip PACIFIC. Capt. Ezra Nye.-This steamship will
depart with the United States mails for positively
Saturday August 2Ist at IL o'clock NJ from her berth
At the foot of Canal street No berth secured till paid for
FOR elegance and comfort, apply to EW'D COLLINS
CO, 90 all street. The steamship ATLANTIC will
coed the PACIFIC, and sail September4.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i Mail Steamers-The ships composing this line are the
folioWing:- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRlATIC. Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service has been taken in their
etruetenas in their strength speed
ana their for are uneuasd for
elegance and comfort.
Rrice Of passage from New York Liverpool in arst
cabin S0 in second cabin $40 Exclusive usa Of extra
size state room $500.
From Liverpool to NewYork, $50 and coo.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths secured until paid Tor.
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ANTHOLOGY.

IVA ders her services to ladies and gentlemen Of this oty
&c. BY boots and relied on BY
and win tell tho rsme Of the lady gentleman they VIII
Great Jones street, Of Bovery LADIES' 90 oenG
aentleneR, 81.
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Umpire CITY LrEE.-FoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
~ Aspin wall direct aud San Juan Tho splendid doubts
sngine stesmehip, SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 buyths,
Dayton wilson Esl, eommander will leave for Aspis
pier No North river. This steamer unsurpassed 40
iamodatons and unoqusllsd IN hor yontstion. Tos
= 81 H0WARp q SON. No. 81 Broadxsr.
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ORPORATIO NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant
Of al houses and lots, improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed b the and in the ONCE
interested x-For paving Twenty third street,
tween Seventh and Eighth The limits embraced
by such include s the and
LOTS pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of third bet Seventh and
Eight avenues All persons whose interests are affected
BY the above named and who opposed to
the either Of them requested to their
objections in writing, to the undersigned at their ooe
No Hall of Records thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors .
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
81. 1882
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. MO. HALL OF RECoRDs.-

NTHEET DEPAKTMENT, NJ. 4 HAIL OF KFCDFDo..
- Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
lions have been in the Board OF Aldermen Ito
excsyae the well Broadway and Eshth street eghs
rect deep to Tenth between forynfth ana
fifty ninth streets fence lots side Sec
ond Avenue between First aad Second avenues and Twelfth
ana Tbteenth streets 10 Forty second street be.
tween Eighth and Tenth 20 mi in aud fence vacant
lo on We.t street. south side betwscn Sew
nh ana Eighth TO grade and curb and gIer
N avenue fom Fftieth 20 Fysix, streets 90
regulate an grade Nteth street. between Third and Fifth
svepuea All persone interested thereto,
Eerequeted TO present them H. writing ITO undergned
~ his once, on or before tho 18th day ~ August.
JOHN T. DODGE. atrees oon missioaee.
August 10. 1852
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fVoRPcRATI0N NoJIcE.-Pu BLIC Office IN HERE
~ By given to the owners occupant occupants
oil houses and lote Improved lands
ed thereby tbst the following have
pted the Assessors snd lodged In the Once Of tho
Bureau Of for exsinst,on BY all persons in
hirt aud Thiryhfth streets, First Second
avenues The limits embraced by ouch assessment include
pieces and q land situated The nerthery side OF
htxeen First And Secor ward Nos $685. $685.
EVA 1870 ST, $780, 5S9f 6S97 3S, and 800 AID
=. Ala eastcriy side of Second between Thirty
fourth streets All persons whose interests
Ia the either Of them requested
esst ther objections, in writing to the undersigned.
their ofee Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
S"s aa'e " 'As SAMUEL II. DE MoTT.-2
FRANCIS NICHOLSON AsaessorE
ISAAC WI. SMITH,
cset gpYCsu 81 AsGesnshts strest pcpartnfrt Jpiy
n.
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SHIPPIN0.

INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States Mall steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Havre touching ~ Southampton
to land the MALE and Saturday Aug D. At
Y ocl OK from Pier No North River Price OF passage
S20 Baggage not wanted during the should be sent
on board the day before sailing marked below No
cbandize VIII be received board after Thursday Aug g.
An experienced 10 attached to tho vessel Pog
freight or passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
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THROUGH TO BAN FRANCIsCo,, AT REDCoED
i ratee--New York md San FrAncisco Steamship lse-
The and splendid steamship UNITED STATES 1890
tone burthen. Commander, will take her departure
for spin wn,l Navy Bay Wednesday. September NJ
8P NJ connecting ut fauamn with the new double engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 100 tons burthen, George
A. Cole Comman which steamer awaits tho arrival OF
passengers at Panama by tho UritedStates from Now
Immediately thhroEfSar pvocseas TO San Fran
csco direct without atorpsge Mt utsrmadate portr These
vessels in and safety not surpassed
by this route experienced surgeon Is attach
ed 60 each vessel Books ard tickets for
sale. Apply to DAVIS BROOKS & CO.,
General Agents % Beaver street. or
JONES e. JOHNSON,
I04 West street, corn er If Liberty street.
Passengers tho United States will disebsTk Aoneds
the wharf at Aspinwa and take the Pan Raro
opened nearly to thus avoiding the risk stendAr
upon landing In boats A. Chares and the river Navigation
to CorgonG.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
~ tractorsSealed proposals will be received ~ the Of
nee Of the CrotoR Agueduct Department (Rotunda Park
until Monday the lesh day Of August 1852 At o'clock
cuverts, in Madison street. from Roosevelt to James
street, being in length about 80 feet The plan Of the
and for the bull ding Of the same, and
other informntoE res,ing thereto be obtained
rlication TO the Contract CLERK, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of the Crotcn
New York. Aug. G, 1852. Aquedact Department.
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EDWARD k. COLLINS q CO., sc Wall at, Now York.
BROWN. SHIPLEY 8 CO, liverpool.
r. q. ROBERTS g. CO., Is Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUkROE CO.. 26 Rue Hetre Dame -des Vic
torres, Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER Havrs.
The these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver. bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
uniess bills Of adiDg signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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The steamship Columbia will ply betweea San Fran
eseo d ports In Oregon awaiting at the former port sn
arrival OF tho mails ana resua
ng without delay with the mails aud passengers FOX p:
steamer from San Francisco. Persons securing throar
passage by the United States mail steamers from Mes
York have preference Of accommodation board OF tbs
Pacific mail Rates of fare from Panama to san
Francisco on the most favorable terms regular ne q
prosellers will be kept for the transportation of freight
and rapgeIt between Panama and San Frsp
CISCO One Of the above steamers will keep the connec
ton between Acapulco other Mexican ports Each
10 SLOWED $50 bo personal free not exceed
ing IL 10 cubic feet Freight will be taken
Chsgres 0oents foot and from Panama San FrsA
osco the rate Of 500 ton For freight passage
Con panies ~ West street. OF Warren, New York
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- connecting with tho Pacific Mail sseamshp Company
Cny througf United States Mail Line for California and
Oregon, via Ispnwall and Panama The splondd and
double engine U. s. staamship ILLINOIS, the fastest
Y. s. Navy; Commander win sad on Friday, AUGUST 70 as
o'clock NJ prooely from pier at foot Of aran street,
North river The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys msgni
fcent stea PANAMA viii be IL readiness at Panama 30
Francisco No efforts will DO spared on the para o. shs
TO send their through with expedtsp
comfort and safety Rates Of fare Ladies'
ssoo state s66 over att and forward saloon do.
500 second cabin standeon Si steerage S Passengers
will be landed AZ the railroad wharf at A'pnwai free
Of the sthmus nj the Persons
securing through by the United Man Steam
from New or have preference Of accommodating on
30 San Francisco the ost favorable terms Fox reht
OF passage apply 80 CHARLES WHITNEY, A. tho oaos
efthe Companies III West street, Of Warren street.
New orl.
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CORPORATION xorICE.-PuBLIG NOTICE IS
the Board Ct Assstant Aldermen for In Twenty
eighth street, from the Ninth to Hudson river;
also relative to constructing sewer in Msd.
street, from Oliver to Catherine streets; and that
ttion ns: been in the Board Of Aldermen for
street also Fifty first street from Eighth Hod
SON river also in avenue A. from Fourteenth street Six
esnh street, also in Thirty eighth street, Second
Third avenues ao in Seventh Ayenne from Twenty third
TO street; and for receiving basin at the
norshwst corner Of street and Lexington
and resolution for In Bayard street. from the
Bewery to Orange street All persons interested in the
above, and having objections thereto requested
sent the in writing to the Contract Clerk Office
on or before August -. NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
CrotoA Aqueduot Department. Aug. Q. 1852
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTACT
orsSealsd proposals. will be received a: the once q
the Croton Agnednot Department lRotnnda Park until.
Monday the l6.h day Of Augus ss2 at O'Clock, 70
verts In Grand street. from Suffolk to the between
Attorney and Ridge streets being In length about go feet
The plan Of the and for the building Of
the same and all other relating thereto.
obtained application to the Contract Clerk this
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Precedent Of the Croton Aqueduct Depas snens.
New York, August s. 1852.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractOrs-Sealed proposals will be received At the
office Of the Croton Aqueduet Department Rotunda Park
until Monday the 23d day Of August 1852 o'clock PM
to build Sewer with the necessary receiving Basins
being in length about o feet The plan Of The Sewer and
specifications for the building Of the and all Other
information relating thereto be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqucduct Department.
New York. August 10. 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given 70 the owner or owners occupant
cupaA 81 AL houses and lots, improved we'd
snds affected thereby that the following
been ~ the Assessors and logged In ths Of
psscns Interested yis-ftr building sewer IN Thirty.
6even, street. from the In Second plat
about ty feet east Of Third The limits embraced
by Assessment include all the several no and lots
both des Of Thirty street, between Second and
Third All persona whose Interests afec ed
BY the above named a.esmenss and who opposed
the same either Of them requested TO their
tons. in =rtipg to the undrsgnsd ~ their office
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from ths date Of
this office. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }AssessorsL
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. July
al 1912
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Rates of Passage from Phiiade pha Saloon In after
state rcems $50 In meshp state rooms $685. In forward
state rooms Sb5includng provisions and stewards Tees
For freiTht or passage, appyto
THOMAS RICHA HDSON, III Exchange place, ". x.
ONO. VALIANT street, Philadefphia.
limited number ofthird cass passengers will takon
with provisions.
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ORPORATION NOTICH-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
- hereby given to the owner or owners occupant
eupants, Of all houses and LOTS improved unimprovsa
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the and lodged the oee
son: Interested ysFor Regulating and ssttas curb and
Hudson river The limits embraced by such
cude all the several houses and lots Of ground
nth street. between Tenth and Eleventh per-
ments who opposed the same either Of sheu
requested to present their objections writing the
undersigned, at their coe, No4 Hall OF Records within
thirty daye from the date Of this notice. +
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Once Bureau of Assessments, Street August
TlS52.
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- AZ; GLASGOW and New York Steamship Companys new
stesmshp GLASGOW q 962 tons40 horse powsr) Robert
Craig Commander nj sail from New York for Glasgow on
Saturday 18th OF husus ats O'Clock .. First cabin
(sacon state rooms) $780, do dc. ffsdshis do S75 Be-
cord cabin, 900. Steward Zee ineigded Apply to
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CROToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT. TO con-
~ tractors.-Sealed Proposals. will be received st the
office Croton Aaueduct Department sunda, Park
until Monday the 10th day Of August 1882 ~ O'clock
and Cuvert in Wash1stOn street. from Battery place to
Morris being in length about $50 feet Tho plan %
the and pecidcatons for the building of The same
and all Sthe; relating thereto be obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of the Cro.on Aquedue.
Department.
New York. August 3, 1857
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CORPORATION EOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby gwen to the occupant
eupans Of All houses and lots improved unmproved
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
Interested viz.-Forbuildng in Lexington avenue,
from Thirty second 70 Thirty sixth street. The limits
brsced such include all the
et Of vacant lots pieces and parcels situ
second and Thirty sixth streets The northery side Of
Thirty third street. both sides of Thirty fifth
and Thirty streets and eouherfy side of Thirty
en.h between Fourth and Lsxinston avenues the
Thirty Streets and the westerly side Of Lexng
avenue between Thirty and Thirty
persons affected named
and who posed to the same either Of
them their objections writing,
the undersigned, 1t heir Office No. Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Fl. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0se Bureau Of Street Department August
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CORPORATION NOTIGE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby sys, to the owner Of owners occupant or oc,
lasds affected thereby, that the following
have been completed BY the ASSESSORS and lodged in
the ONCE Of the Bureau Of Assessments for
y All persons interested For fencing vacant lots on
c. The limits embraced by such assessment include the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
street. being ward numbers and 1905 All persons whose
who opposed to the same either Of them.
quested to present their obections in writing TO the
dersgned, Ut their Office No. Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Al 1912 "
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer in Division street. from
Clinton to Gouverneur street, Ali teresed hay
ing thereto are to present the same in
2, 1852 NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York July "a 1852
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DAsSAGE TO sAN FRANCISCO IN THT sJ!rRfQa
=. packet WILLIAM PENN Capt roissr. neH ~
Hkrtror 40 East river. Frst eata, SU0 sfgsp1 eabi,
Sto srdtopnd ArIiy % =. h SUIfoN, . Wsn k.cleE
81 ". lQLItfL, Beaver lstett.
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TAXES OF IS52.-0FFICK OF RECEIVER or
4 Taxes No. New City Han. Park-Rats 9s 10 100
Notice il hereby given thai the a. books Of the
and that win then b receive the charged
sherson All persons payiu previous 70 the hrst
Of November next viii receive deduction Of interest
seven per cont per 1nnum calculated from she time
added to AL taxes unpaid Tho frss Of December next
Hours for receiving taIes-from A. n to p II. Bank
HARVEY Fart. Receiver Of Taxes.
N B.-Persons have their bills by applying ut this
see. and requested 70 give full descriptions their
property and also quirs the tAx any
NEW YORH. July -. 1881
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NOR AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF PACKETS
sailing monthly for Port Philip and Sydney The noble
CLIPPER chip OCEAN EAGLE, Of 500 tons Captain Alfred
Sons tbs OLD with all the odern i'm yemsnts,
guaranteed tho writer's, viii tho
onda the third ship of ths line. and sail 10th
September The ships OF this line require putting adyer-
tsements The ccommodaons 60 Of the two ships Re-
tee Of the ships follow tits only necessary that
IL is determined to make them superior TO any other line.
The ship Capitol will sail LIST October aad the besu
tuI clipper chip nightingale, built for exhibition ~ the
Worlds Fair, will be despatched lat November.
X W. CAMERON, ,,e w.u s.,a.
JOHN OGDEN, ITO " au street..
The Ocean Eagle has capacity over 500 but
II has been determined TO limit the number 2, y With
avsw OF SWING abundance Of The ship will sail posi-
lively M advertised.
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ZORRO RATIO N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hersly given 20 the occupant occu-
pants of all houses and ots improved unp-oved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed the and lodged the ofce OF
the Bureau Of for examination by all
interested, yizFor paving the Ninth from Thirty
sixth Forty third The lmitg embraced by
sssesment include a. the several houses ard lots Of
sides Of Ninth avenue from Thrtysxth to Forty third
the northeriy side Of Thirty sixth street. both
ro.ssth Forty hrst and Forty second streets and 4.
Eighth avenue and westerly halfway TO the Tenth
All whose interests affected by the above ed
who opposed to the either Of
then are to present thai, in xrtng
Within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
once Bureau CT Assessments, Street Department jay
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(NORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant 90
oupantf all houses and improved lands
Affected therey that the following assesment have been
the BY al persons
Interested vFo repairing the intersection Of West and
Szy streets The limits mbraoed by such assessment in
eude ell he several houses and lots Of vaesnt let's
pieces PARCELS of land situated both sides Of
street between West and Washington streets and on The
sot souhery from Jay street All persons whose interests
Arc affected by tue above named assessments and who
opposed TO the either of them requested to
their obeetions writing 20 the undersigned at
har oee Hall Of Records. within thirty days from
Sns date " this notice .
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assass ors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
cMos Bureau Of AsseBsmeats, Street Department July
~, lS51
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NOR WEEKLY U. 3. MAIL
Lne.-1be new. fast going and magnificent STEAMSHIP,
+" UNION" Adams, Commander win leave Pier No I,
precisely For freight apply on board where all bus
lajng Will be sgnedand for passage, (havug 4prvaod
acoomm odatons) st the counting room Of SPOFFOR0.
TLESTOk Co. No 4S South street. The greatest speed.
and most fare being
combined In this steamer renders this Of conveyance
preferable TO Any other for those travelling South.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
once of the Croton squeduct Park
until honcay the 10th day Of August 1852 At o'clock
20 buhG sewer with the receiving basins and
ouverts washington street, from Rector TO Morris
street. being IN length about @ feet The plan the
and specifications for tho building OF the and all Other
information relating thereto can be obtained appca-
NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, Aug. 4, 1854