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OFFICIAL NoncK.-The following notice has is
sued from the Department of State, under date Of
December 2S:--
The following decree of the King Of the Two 81.
cilies, transmitted TO this department by William
Winthrop, Efq United States Consul ct Malta, Is
published for general information -
We. Ferdinand Ii taking into consideration article
10 Of the regulations concerning the port OF Messra ap
proved Of by and in which indicated the articles
which although declared for the consumption 81 the
town OF Messina excluded from the benefit Of not
paying any entrance duy and Wishing to favor still more
beloved town Of messina have resolved follows
Art l. To tbe articles mentioned in article 10 Of the
said regulations accorded from the amount Of tho
royh dues the following advantages In royal do
msns hey ond the channel for the prcvinceo OF Msesns
Including the town. eight per cent and for the city Of
Palermo, two per cent la the province Of Naples
per cent
Art Colored cotton goods declared to be imported
for the consumption Of tho town OF Messina exempt
frem entrance duties.
Naples November 2, 1852.
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II dstaninatasa - - sAnsuEssa pssvls b
srpass thsiR Dritilh ssnlsnpssaxiss 4 n = ~
bste~ sxsmPllAsd than b Ne sabsts Asw naang
10 produos pictorial pspsn that shall vie vlth -
Alssevass5 Loado~ Nsss, svsA h ~ msst nlnnls
details. Decidedly ths fsssmsss snsag tha4 saas
Of publications y Glsssow's Pictwjsl. Ne hsxs
received volume containing I'll ~ nunbsrs efths
past year, and The paPsr for he next month which
il smbsllishsd with pictorial prsfaess u Ne gar
now shout to dawn On u Thus We ars In penossien
Of the history Of the past twelve months,
and an elegant introduction to the year that d TO
come.
In reviews, also, America u successfully con-
peting with Great Britain, for, 10 the excellent
works already published, there has ben addsd the
NtU York Quarterly, Of which we have rscsived
the fourth number, end capital number IL 4, in
every respect
Messn. Blanchard & Lea, Of Philadelphia, have
published the second course of DR.. Lardners Hand-
books Of Natural Phiiosophy. The doctors reputa.
tion ~ AvAn is world wide, and therefore We need
do no more than notify the fact Of the issuing Of
his works.
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Law Intelligencs.

SUPREME COURT THE VNITED sTArKs-DEc 49,
No IA. WM. R0vmsnd plaintiff in error. Us. N Long
error to the Circuit Court OF the United States
for Ohio Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of
this Court Affirming the Judgment Of the said Circuit
Court In this cause with costs
No % D. b LG,oser ct al plaintiffs in error, a. H.
y j. Walker I'm error to the Supreme Court Of Ohio
Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of this Court
Diminishing this writ Of for the Of jurisdiction
No 50 Henry O'Reiuy ct a. appelanfs. us Samuel r.
tnued by MesmS Harding Campbell and Clifford for the
appeIees Adjourned.
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Herald Marine Corrsspondsnss.

EDeARrowr, gse &c.
lhArr briss Citizen q East Msehi.s bound q Bald
K NYori or RsoRana ' LOOKOUT sosn s
e; nss s
p 10 for g. SsSn: %
new % G'SSs es Ss New
s,ssis s :sss Surf and others viii
Port the other vessels and sohr Albany
PHILADELPHIA. Dee 3o-4PM.
sSi fsy Sssr
M M% B s:%.n sns I; wsn,oS Great sss
Lee. Er.ioi.on wilnn, Ton. NC; Ch.s 1ronsr Hisbes
burypors; svamsr Kennsbso Clark NYori Nv" -''"
miscellaneous.
ant was sF ave days By North VIII d.
vino" dressed the Inc Nov IL in lon liz ''fs
snss d On e
sstn m NV her
pork lard 90, frem her lower hold.
BARR presumption .hat n: vessel Va:
'si % q
BY csps Baker, % the AmAnt premature Caps
ns wIiss sss
s si .nS u.
d. The spars bers panks W Capt Baker
the time, beevee BY him NOT be parts 81 the
vessel With the bulwsr 80 although nos stated
the time Of his arrival.
BARK roRE PRINCE, ashore At Nantucket remains In
the condition when she
a. the .s. re YIN Fl :. local
but the fate Of the cargo doubtful sle progress has
been made diechArsinG her last Monday the ony
day which the have been able 70 work whom
sSrs Ss q .nS few s. q corn aud hides
BR BBIe Roru.R-ship Rsbsocs, Bsrnsss, ~ N0rlsAns
from Rio JAneo, WA hossdet b. boat fror the Bs bxg
Retfer Cart Morris 2eth Nov In IsA o. Ion fbkA
bound yssnambuco from PbiiadephiA and Which has
been feared osA Capt ortod hr los days
and Rad the equator sin weeks They
shors Of kind Of proysiecs exees Sour with watch
loaded and for the previous Eve weekg hA1
tses ont q water such - they hse di.sied se shs
By the aid Of ssxoa tee kettle. Oept
doubtedy supplied their wante and they have probably
ashed port est date y shs sh De from Psfssnsues
says nothing ofhsr arrival &Fa
BRio AssueniA Hawsen, fFsn surnsm o. aas fer QIsu
ssstey with easss Of sugar and neassss asss ssAs
Bare MAasrArI ~ San Francisco 2osh uIs from Pussts
Found. sreouatsrsd very Yss vsAhsf ~ w pAsass -
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Earshsl saith Vim Lusas yeAs Kirby RobS bssss3 ~
.s Sfi;: siss ::,.., 3; b. s:Ssy ~!
ss sSsrs,2r pslsS JsAss. nsFsl.ss dse Is
smith lady. Rsbsrs wisria Jsnss "a psssi4. ~.
ssS l.dy az 40 shsvsn hsCslIu1 Wa Bsshssss.
1900 ss ssycSs " nentHSL wm Psrilna MANA.
Sss bssS NsSsss1 az S.s;ss ss ~ s7 IA, Assa
~ ~ 80 sysS; sc is!y siS.sii y b i -
Sssss:s sSs:ss' ~ avn; n, 81 EV,;;. :
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smP BuiIDiro IN LouIsrANA--rhe state Of Louisiena
has recently passed law to encourage fhip building in
that State and bonus IL offered to every person who
shall caufe to be built within the State any vessel OF
tonnsge exceeding hundred tons burthen including
goiIg steamers Of five dclers ton, and for every
river or lake steamer Of four dollars ton
IAuNcHED--At OWLS bead, 23d Inst hy Cant. Elisha
Brown very superior fchoops of la tome esed the
Uher being the third vessel Capt Brown hiss launched
from the same ways since April last Joseph Emery,
LEO Of Owls Head, vss master builder.
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N MARITIME IHvELLIaEnoE,
Fort Of New York, Dscsmbsr 80. Isss

Fort ofNsw York, December 80, lsys.
CLEARED.
ship DD E Erie Cardiff .5 Legion Md Cool Smith
h,psrn St B.rssdo Dws Sss0n
Brs Rebecoa (Br). Merriam, CORVALLIS, D R Do
Big Reform told). Annermsn. wilmington NC. Pope
Biig Nancy, Davis, BAlti more, master.
sSSr F F,s; Wasins stone Tam pioG sardy
e.r
schr n Klotts Chase, Boston. Atkins.
August spsns Ss.' New Bsdfsrs master.
sioop Admis.i. Higgins. New Haven, Ravens.
ARRIVED,
Ship Courssr Scliprer Of Boston) Cole, Canton, left
and Nov IL With tess and siiss. 70 Cary Co.
ssps n q Grand N.suns was In company With bark Car;
sa, -. n, sassSsnsssh signals in sn Am snip
spssr
Sss sss,: mn q:
zSsr OCT s.ss sss .i. . saPp.sa
:Rss: ;ss :sss ~ sss i a:sssi:ss % m
ss It. q az, sa
Hs.ispSssSS usSs: lon Of hs.Sy gale. from NV dnr
ssIss. charis.os a:s: "iss s' cotton S
Roscoe ssSsh Phadslphi. n hours. in ssll.s.. TO
VIZ; % A.gs .s sss Grand md w'ons Aug
Brig August Eberhard (Brem Heneke, Bremen 68
r..asS Rom With soys ss
il 10 8 o. s.aSs god sisn.s viii vhalssh IS
Brig EiEabsth Pits Para % days With India rubber.
spoke brig Empire Of and from Boston Balbadoss
&c. 70 HArbeek Co Passed In the river Bound up Srss
Grenada and Bolivar (Brsm both from New York for Boil
Brig Stewart lof Bslsmsrsl. Owen, Bsrcslona I've
nezuela). 10 days. with hides, 70 master.
solr Ivsns sns.o. AyEss q day: 9Th
oI spoke shI Zodiac from Cardiff for San Francisco
sbrJ Fwsrner, Harmon, Charleston. days, With cot
scsr Chan pion. Cole, Georgetown. sc, s days.
Sohr Highlander Snow. Bafumore, days.
schr Henry, Line. Baitin ore. s Gays
schr rIash Jaokmsn. Norfolk, days.
schr Lady Adams, champlin, Virginia days for New
sehi Richard, Thompsos, Philsdeiphia. sdsys.
sohr 0isrisss Bud. snisS, Phiadolphis. 5 days.
schr Camilla. Blissest, BrAndywine. days for New
sohr Sophia Ann, smith, Brandyvine, 5 days
schr Emms Bulab. simmons, Norris River M, days.
Schr u Ssh Achorn Coe, koos land dAyp.
sioop WIN Bowen, Hsilsck, Providence.
BHLOW
Big CHR chilla, from NeuvtA 16 days. to Owen Sen.
Also, one bark and TIVE hrigs unknown.
Wind ut sns rise, NE tuuset calm
Capt sturges Of Tho chip Columbia from Charleston ar
Is,d vi: %oI nI being q On Sunday
The shthouse and after DARK tho light but could not
hear any hing Of the hs bell buoy placed there
position i the containing the bell has either SUNK Or
gone adrift
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80 50 -. lls1sHs1svs1unR I1n
q Ne = hvysF H. spRossl 80 ns1ssr 8 60
nay receive see bsns0t Wiah 10 bs undsRutosA anl
Nh TO state that % long - have bean n this beard
] have - always shAN, sonsoisntiousy pss1psnsd ny
duty and 70 inAusncs Whatever operate upoA q
ny hns ~ duty.
zsssistant Xi1srnaa UouroK--f The esatlsnan knows
q any corruption, should like TO know u myself
Assistant Alderman MAssATr-Ln sonjuIstion with
msy see there Il no danger In this affair
We examined shs complaint and Injunction In this
CASE opinion that the doss restrain
ths Common Council from passg resolution qusstsn
notWithstal ding the vets Of tbs Mayor.
HENRY DAVIES, g: JONES,
CHAt. O'CON0R ED SANDFORD.
d. DUDLEY FIELD. ROB'TJ J. DILLON,
r. b. CUTTING.
Assistant Alderman MAsBArT then moved that the re-
solution do pass notwithstanding the veto Of the
Mayer.
Assistant Add rmen Woodward and Barker ware. ON
motion, excused from voting The resolution was then
taken up in sections and each passed BY vote Of Is to
The Board then adjourned until TO morrow, ct r. II.
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BosroE Dec 80
Arrved-Dahs Zdon. Cardenss 18th init; Ella Balti-
more Sophia saysnnah; MontPeher Charleson brss Eos
ter Savannah; Carbon Norfolk Angelina Darien; sohrt
Rowepa oYfolk Victor NYork En- Benner Cards
Bark Mayf NorleAns; brigs Mary Frances
natanIss Tslo and James Wallace CardenAs Bragsnxa
and 81 Lawrtn nee, DO
HoLMEs'H HOLE, Dec %.
Airvcd-Brigs Roscoe Port an Prr GO for BOSTON, VIM
Rogers Port Prsya for do.
Nrw ORLEANS, Dec N,
Arvedships Eegua tieook and Unisn, and bark Edsar
NYork.
Dec 20.
Arr, ed-ships National Eagle, Boston; Nova Konne-
bunk; brig Cleopatra NYork.
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Passengers Arrived. a
&c, CAEroE-Ship -Wm stusis Bsspss . Thsrnp
Cole al Of Boston.
BuEaos AYRss-scbr NImrod-xr naasoni rsnasss.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

CONCURRENCE RAILROAD GRANT
The resolution which passed the Board Of Aldermen
last night notwithstanding the Mayors and the
injunction from the Superior Court In reference to this
matter being brought up,
Assistant Alderman Bouror moved that IL be tsksn up
and consi 5ered
Assistant Alderman BARKER objected and called for the
ayes and noes.
The question was put; and, on division there were
ayes 49, s. SO the resolution taken up for
alteration.
Assistant Alderman BAnKEr II have paper to ofer
which wish the clerk to read.
Assistant Alderman RI.G.-I object TO IT. reading.
The PRxsrDrNT.--Is IL in relation to the subject
Assistant Alderman BAHKER,--H is 1t is protest
which In conjunction with others wish 70 entsr against
the illegal adjournment Of the Board Of Aldermen 1t IL
protest which this minority have right 70 enter upon
the minutes
Assistant Alderman RoDMAS notwithstanding the
objection Of the majority?
Assistant Alderman BAnKkR Yes, most decidedly.
Assistant Alderman BoUror Il move that the protest
be read. #&@N
The PsEsrrrsr. --The gentleman has right 10 make
protest.
Assistant Alderman RoDaAr YES, admit hat; ana
while 90 20 also claim the right 70 make motion
that that protect b Laid upon the table. sstts
Assistant Alderman BARkxa II rise 70 question Of
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rorrrcIAL.l


Stated scssa0n.
BoARp ALDERMEN, Dec 80, 1852
Prevent Richard Z Compton EsQ. President: Alder.
Wea Moere Haley 0turtevant, Oakley Boyce, Barr,
Tweed BIisls,, Francis Smith, PsarsaI, Bard, Ward,
Ths sainutss Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved
~ Alderman wARp-Petition of John g. Tinsdale Of
ths flseoth ward police for donation for injuries re-.
By Alderman Petition of Captain J. @. Helms,
ativs to the expenses Of funeral Of Henry Gibson To
BY the same Petition Of J. Raymond for relief from
erroneous assessment. To Committee on Assessments.
by Alderman AIvosD-Petition of N. Thurston and
otbcrs TO have Second avenue between Twenty eighth
and Thirty sixth streets, lighted with gas To Commit
tee on Lamps and Gas.
BY the same Petition Of N Thurston and Others to
havs east side Of Second avenue tagged To Committee
~ Alderman DEMONSTRATION ofChsr,es n Hunt 10
- xssdeted : commissioner Of deeds To Committee on
nv Aldsrs,n FsArcn-P Petition Of inhabitants Of ave-
pues and B dad Pearl and Madison streets for the
arsntipe Of rAisoad through streets to f. W. Gel
ssnhainssr To Committee ON Streets
BY Alderman DENMA---Resolyed. That the sidewalks
q Sesenth opposite Nos. 2o2 2O4 19l snA 49,
sssss conssonsr Referred to n comm sSSsn on
!: sna nsr sss ap,a sSs
for mo Of the Department of Streets and Lamps TO
80 humping boards to dump coal ashes from No &C
A communication was received from the Counsel to
the CNrpossion relation to certain suits and decision
rendered srriug the past year also asking for more
once - pronunciation. Referred to Committee on Law
Department
REPORTS.
OF Committee on Fire Department-In favor Of build
log new bouee for Hose Company No. TO- Adopted
Counsel to the Corporation being retained TO defend
suits now pending Laid on the table
O Cemmittee ON Fire Department-In favor of lease
Of proPsJ for Hook and Ladder Company No. IL
AdoptsA.
3Ist instant, ct nve o clock p NJ
d. +. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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s6enH fNcRKAsk GALARIrs--MonE Frr--rH VIEW coz.
FBns oUn FoLks''--rnx OUTGOING AND
sroosffno CORPORATION csUrssL.
Thu snnua report Of the Corporation Counsel 70
>ivse Rnd rad. n Get forth that several cares Of mag
tutt - In porfarss had been argued and decisions
nfdttd Ths dscaon Of yr5gs Roosevelt on the ferry
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IL lBjusSIl1k iSS0ld D! Judge Odmpb6l.


a.. 10. no
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Capt Sturges Of Tho chip Columbia from Charleston
rived tits morning rep rita being on Halter Sunday
las between four and I'VE o'clock Pm could distinctly
the lighthouse and after dark tho light but could
Or hear any, hing Of hs hs ball spo. placed there
position the vessel containing the bell hes either sunk
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Further Proceedings In the Broadway Rail-
way Case.
SUPERIOR COURT

Before Hon. Judge Emmett
DEC 30.-TnomGs e. Dssis sad CourtGndt Palmer u.s.
the Mayor. aldermen aud Commonslt Of the City Of Ne,c
York Upon the annexed Afadavts, and the SUMMONS
complaint and injunction served in this action the de-
PENDANTS Il Is hereby ordered that Oscar W. 6turtevant
Abraham Moore, Dudley Haley Jaosb Oakley, Thomas
liam j. Brisley, Wesley Smith, James NJ Bard, Asahsl A.
Denman william H. Cornell John Dohsrty ana William
Peck, show before Of the Justices Of this
Court st special term to be held ct the City Hail. In
this city th second Monday in January 1883 at ten
O'clock A n, why attachment should not be issued
against them and each Of them for contempt Of Court
in dsobeypg the injunction issued and scrvsd Of
them In this sction. n. EMMETT,
New York Dec So 1852
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Mazyini In England

from the london Examiner
We have already described the orntions oi vi.
Mazzini in London, Manchester. and othor parts of
the country, against the Austrian and Papal govern
ments, and appealing to tho people Of England for
sympathy and aid. lie has again returned to town,
aud this week, M the frecmasons' Tavern, delivered
or rather read lecture, which contained very long
detailed exposition Of his vewf, and hopes Of Italian
liberty, to the Association Of the Friends OF
italy NJ Mazzini's doctrines, like those Of N.
Kossuth are IN fqror Of no,-intoreRo'i, TO be OBJ
tainod by the moral potc0 Of England, ,cio might
uay,, Russia and FYunce-the orc against inter
firing uith Hungary, The othcr against crushing
freedom, in haly. BY such aid England would secure
the religious and commercial liberty of his country,
The eSpose concluded by warm and energetic APP
peal to the English nation at large, TO men,bcr ot
Parliament, to the journals, and to the capitalists
in favor Of the causo of Italy. Tho room was
crowded to excess, ard the lecture wcs frequently
interrupted By Che plsg'dss 9i the ss9rers
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LEGAL NOTICES.

'AEw YORK SUPREME COURT-JAMrs wyrRs
IiN james A. Suydam, and James Ostrom against MAJ
a: Belngsr sr-Su,nmons for money demand on contract
Com. not Ser ITO tho above named defen src
hereby summoned and required to the complaint in
hs action which will be filed In tho office Of the Clerk OF
city and county Of Now York at the City Hail. In tho
Of New York and to copy OF your the
aid complaint the subsoriber, at his oncc No ~ Wall
in the city Of New York. within twenty days after
service o. this summons on you EXCLUSIVE o. the day Of
uch services ana you fall to the said complaint
rhin the time aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action will
" Judgment against for the Of three hundred and
orty dollars and sxyone cents with interest from the
enteenth day OF Dcoembcr thousand eight hundred and
fyone besides the costs of this action Dated December
II, 1851. - y. IT. OWEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
NBThe complaint hcroin was aied a. above on tho "a
law OF March, ls6z = =
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ANrUsEMENTs.

MISS FANNY wALLACK RESPECTFULLY AN
A nounccs that her Benefit the frs within the past TIVE
years. this ethyl will take place at the Bowcry hsstre
morrow evening when she will appear Rosalind in AS
YOU LIKE III and Don Cesar do BaHAn Seats can be
secured BY early application At the Box ONCE
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL,
~ complimentary Mr. Charles Ferguson the celebrated
and unrivslleu performer the Irish Union Ppes-Th
entertainment will take place at Tammany Hail. We'd
nesday evening March TO- 1862 Doors will be at seven
o'clock and dancing precisely at eight and will
unt ten O'clock when Mr. Ferguson performance
his magnificent set Of Irish (natona Pipes will
sumed splendid band has heen engaged for tho
occasion; and the committee pledge themselves that
thing shall be left undone TO mako this of the happies
reunions Of tho Season Tickets to admit gentleman and
ladies' 81 be had at tho Hail. the evening OF the ball.
from the following gentiemen who will be In attendance
at and from o'clock r. M-JRs hitty 29 Roosevelt St.
William Joyce, Fourteenth street and avenue Al Michael
O'Fiaherty, Q West broadway plAoo
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CLOTHING.


CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
ladies gentlemen having any clothing furniture
ewery to dispose Of fair cash price by sending
for the subscriber at his residence, through the post
Ladies attended by Mrs Dusseldorf No l3 Elm street.
J.. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE " WANTED- -
~ Ladies and gentlemen having clothing furniture
jewery stock goods 10 dispose Of obtain
for the by sending for the subscriber
dencc, through the post Ladies by Mrs Cohen
y. COHEN, 66 Elm street.
CLOTH G-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ Clothing Furniture dispose Of receive tho
utmost value In cash. by sending s. COHEN at his store
No 42 Hudson street. Ladies' attended by Mrs Cohen.
CLoTHlNG.-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
~ Mt his old established stand paying cash.
for ladies and gentlemcn east on apparel jwery and ali
sinds OF eupcrhnous articles. making application
rote OF otherwise to L. A. CUWEN, IL Wall street. base
('AsTOFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE w ANTRD -
Ladies aud gentlemen obtain the highest price
for oa-oh clothing, furniture, iewery &C. by sending
through post or otherwise will be attended to at their resi-
d,noe Ladies attended by Mrs LevenstyD.
j. LEvENSTYN, iG6 Broadway mp stairs
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SPORTING.

EXTRAORDINARY FEAT-NEvER BEFORE AT.
II tempted in Amerioa.-Atiantic Garden, No. Broad.
Mr. Gibson IL performing HIS Hcrculesn Pedes
trap Feat Of o9 half miles. to be walked in $50
sve half hours He has completed 40 half miles The
public informed that the above match for 90 nO
against time and which will take q days and NIGHTS and ri
hours suocessvely They at all have the
Garden TO witness this great Performance be their
judges. Single admission cents. season tickets 81
n B-Refreshments o the choicest description supplied by
D. Gardiner Atlantic Garden, Broadway near the battery
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ASTROLOGY, A go

ASIENOLONns C8G
THE SWEDISH MISREPRESENTATION AND
Geomancy, by lady Addressed to DR.. c. w. Roback,
No. g w bite street, New York -
PriAce Of AstroIogersi for thee
Lies open the book Of destiny
Kingdoms and States tNthy keen eys
Their future history supply;
And all the stars that at birth
Are set to rule our fate earth
Thou canst interpret and Alright
Translate tho language Of their light.
Descended from line Of seers,
Prophets for two hundred years,
Rare thy gifts the sick to cure.
This do know, for IL mine
To call upon the art divine
To own its use, its influence feel,
And prove that IL indeed real.
Grom sick bed raised mp, cry
To others, Wherefore will ye die r.
Though useless other treatment be-
Try, ere too late, Astrology.
To DR.. Robsck tell your pains,
And. while tho Auspicous planet reigns
He will relieve revive, restore,
And you shall bless him evermore.
Dr HOBACk, the great Swedish Astrooger formerly Of
rhadephia, may be consulted 1T all hours Of the day
his residence, No. hite street by letter
cloang the necessary fees Casting nstivos and giving
advice Geomancy, ST. So 81 and S. according to the
fulncss Of the Information required.
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CEcoNDHANO PIANoroRTEs.-r GOOD sE
- condbAna Yisnos Tor ssls or TO Rent Also
Ss9ns M ~ RypAdway
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EXPRESS AGENCIEa.

rNORKIGN ExPRESS.--SAMPLHs PARCELS &C,
forwarded under tho chsrsc of messenger 10 Paris
er steamer fran kn, to sail Saturday tbs 18th
foods received ninth ThursdAy afternoon Oedsrs
ttvfNcsrQN, WILLS b CO., Hsl st
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NOR sALE-ONE PAIR OF FINE DEER, ONE BUCK
and Doe two and three years old The doe is with
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