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vitA IL IAusAaMs and very amusing farce y .sA Ls
below Stairs" Ths sntstsnusst cannot fsal 70 draw
. large sudisaee.
AMea,oAr MusEuM Tho amusing drama o. "Don
Cesar e = n the Mus:uu this after
and the successful moral drama Of the Orphans
Dean" this evening Both pieces are cast to the entire
strength Of the company.
WIRES THEATRE OF VARIETIES The bill ofentertain-
ment provided for this eveniBg at this populsr little
theatre comprises Thsrese the Orphan 81 deneva the
AHusbsnd ct Sight, and the miller and his Men,
Crscus-Mr Sands will repeat his great Antipodean
feat tbis afternoon AID evening. at the Amphthsstre
His benefit and last app win of Monday
evening Mr. Sands antipodal feat Is the wonder Of all
who attend the Circus.
CuRIsrr's OpERA HoUsE.-ChrDtys Ministries offer
another attractive programme for this evening" compri
sing negro melodies instrumental music, and beautiful
dancing.
Woop,s MrvsTRrLs advertise programme Of great va.
riety this evening Horn the life Of this company
Meyer plays the violin well Kimba manages the stags
properly, and Briggs is conicsl fellow.
Ybe Chinese Jugglers, who lately arrived from San
Francisco performing ct New Orleans.
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Debates In the Common Council.
From our Special Reporter


POLICE
Alderman OAKLEY offered n resolution that the sa-
larry Ct the Chief OF Police be raised to 500 year to
take effect from the first o. January, 1852
Aldermen STURTEvANT-What is this, Mr.. Preident
Hadn't better wait till tho Chief asks the favor to
raise his falary This giving him large increase for
tvelvemonth past without being asked am for grant
ing favors when they are requested. and think the
Chiefs salary Is email II is 81 GOO believe; but
before raise it it might be REFER ed to COMMITTEES who
might ask him whether he would accept It, daughter
Alderman pEck-It has been applied for, and tn. peti
ton referred to the Committee Salaries and Officers
Alderman sruHrKvANT-Thst being the course it has
taken had we not better wait for the report
Alderman 0AgLEY-l know our folks vii ing 1t
should be raised TO that
Alderman WARp--As he has pettionod 4, we had bet
ter stay ILL we see the petition
Alderman S1uRTEyANT-I have no doubt our foiks
willing to make 1t twenty five hundred and think
it fhcud be raiedaas he a. In fact head of depart
meptI believe bead cook and bottle washer. all around
and II am quite willing he should be paid liberal
salary when talked to him. he said he thought it
ought TO be $4,000 would wait and ask what the
mittee have agreed to make it
Alderman oAkrEr-They are willing to make It 81 500
sduIaEvA Mr. xSox our tciss are Inc
they won't accep modification. move it be amended
by making it two Thousand.
Motion put TO etrike out " five hundred and lost BY
vote Of five to thirteen.
Alderman s1uRTAvANT then moved to amend it by in
sorting in lieu Of from LIST January 1852 from the time
of its usage. Lost by the saue vote.
Alderman wARD- move to amend by inserting 1855
instead q 1852 don't see Why We should 60 back
year. don't know who the gentleman means by our
folks whether it BE- the committee mott believe
pretty well all . our folks now. (Lsughter)
Alderman DKNMAS-T we do go back q year, sir, we
partly following in the steps # iutrieus predeces
soIs; they went back two Year, in one instance.
Alderman WARDS amer dment lost and the
son then put and carried the division being the
LATE ACCIDENT on the HARLEM RAILROAD.
Aldermen BhIsiEy, Ninth ward presented q petition
the subject Of the late accident the Harlem Rail-
road. begging for invesga ion, and that some means
might be adopted for tafcy in the tunnel, and they
would in duty bound pray that the rocks would
never hnl lclsTen. on their honorable heads"
Alderman BBisLlr asked that ii be referred &c special
committee OF THREE Eve We constantly hearing Of
pieces Of rock falling into this tunnel, and
Cay dreadful accident would happen and the conse
queRces be charged the Boards Of Common Council
lie therefore wished for an inv estig alton.
The question was then put. ana resolution adopted
that it be referred to a committee OF Ave
The President appointed Aldermen Drisley, Oakley,
Haley, Stur.eYant, Gnd Ward.
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Supreme Court.

ASSIGNMENT or COURTS AND JUDGES IN TUE CITY
OF REV YORK, FOR TIKI YEAR 1858.
GENERAL TERMS
1st Monday of Feb judges Edward Mitchell Roosevelt
DO. Nay do. Edmonds, Ed~srds. Mitchell
Do. oct, do. Eduonds, Roosevelt, Morris.
Do. Dec, do. Eomon0s, Edwards, Morris
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Twenty nst, saa tbs north part tbs EshissatA vard
Coneux-ed In
street between ssoond and Third avenues coscunsd In
Resolution that First avenue, between Fourteenth
and Twenty fourth streets be lighted With gs Concur
Retolution that tbs Regulator Of Public Clocks Be
authorized and directed TO clean and repair the City
Resolution that the crossWas at the Of Hous
ton and Cannon streets be repaired Concuredi In
Resolution that the side walks in front Of Nos 2ls,
90 and DO Madison street also in RutRersSrect from
No 25 to corner OF Henry be tagged Concurred in
Report granting permission TO Theodore Dehen to con-
struct assn In Fifth avenue, at his own expense Con-
cured In
BY Assistant Alderman 0'BaES- That the sidewalk in
front Of public school in james street be repaired Adopt
BY Assistant Alder man RIye-That avenue B, from
Thirteenth to Sixteenth street be repaved Adopted.
or Committee on Fire DepartmeatIn favor Of oertaiu
imprcy. msnts to houte Of Hose Company No. a. Con-
curred 10 by the following vote -
AfiImative-Nleser- Brown. TAFT, Mabbatt. o'Brie,
Rodman, Broaden. Woodw WARD Wells Anderson, Bouton
McGown Wright, Wheelsn. Barker, Rogers Ring valsn-
tine McCopkey-l6
OF Committee on sowers-To for in woos-
ter street. from Canal to Houston Adopted by the fol-
Affirmative Msssrs Brown, TAFT, Msbbatt, O'Brisn,
RodDan, Bresdon, Woodward. Wells Anderson, Bouton,
McGown. Wright Whesian, Barker, Rogers Ring, valen
time. NcConkey-lS
OF Committee Finance To concur in donating 500
to John Tor damage to his house ouve.
and Division Streets BY mob. Adopted by the fol-
loving vote -
AfiIma,ive-Messrs Brown, TAFT, Mabbatt 0 Br;ep
Rodmsn, Broaden Woodward, wells, Bouton Wright
Wbeelsn Ring Valentine, McConksy-14.
Nesative-Assi.tant Aldermen Anderson, McGown
Barker Rogers
OF the same--In favor Of refundirg $780, amount Of
judgment paid by Cur Belknsp Co., for viola
ton of ordinance by poumberng sidewalk in front o.
their foundry. in Lsight street Lost
OF the same Dire citing the Street Commissioner to
make list for regulating Thirty sixth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues To COMMITTEE on
Streets.
OF the same-To to lease Of pier No. 49,
North river, to Ycumans for Bulls ferry, after
pration Of HIS present lease Laid on the table
or Committee FinaDce--To concur to pay Benjamin
Pease services In Department Of Streets
and Lamps Adopted. by the following vote
Affrmative-Messrs Brown TAFT, Mabbatt, OBren,
Rodman. Broaden. Woodward. Wells, Bodton, Wright,
Whelan Ring Valentine, Anderson, McG0wn, Barker
Rogers and MoConkey-18.
OF Committee on Fire Department-To concur to ap-
poptate 200 for purchase Of fire alarm bell for tower
in Marion street, Adopted
OF Committee StreetsTo concur to flag sidewalks,
and set cu oBd gutter stones in Rvngton street
Bowery from No 2C5 to No 2lS. Adopted.
Assistant Alderman McGowy moved that two addt-
tioral members be appointed special committee
Ninth Railroad Adopted and Assistant Alder.
men Brown and Mabbatt were appointed
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon, ct
O'Clock, From the minu,es.
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.
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Where two judges to hold the circuit at the
Time the one last named will take up the printed form,
beginning with the last three hu ndred causes and such
a. may he added TO the calendar afterwards Ia such
oases double the usual nun er jurors will be
ed unless the business Of the oyer and Terminsr sall
prevent the attendance Of more than judge at the
circuit.
OYER AND TRIMMER.
At the same time with the Circuits ia the months of
hpriI And NoYenher
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Arrived-Barks Merlin, Singapore tpole 9Th inst as -
40 lan o.? skip John Buuyan, from Leaf for NYokH
Truman Malaga (2sd ult in NE gale lat 49, ioa o. wa
hove with her rail under ater lost and sa
and the vessel badly eyesboa,d sss
boarded the wreck OF the D brig Industry t.mhs! isden
dtmasted and sbsndoned had ben already boarded and
strirped) Also ship Mary Crooker, N0rleAus.
Cleared-Shp Jenny Lind. Madras and Calcutta hask
SCOTT Dyer, Matangas.
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REGULATIONS.
All the issues OF fact already Joined aud riable in the
city OF New FORK wi! be noticed 10 the Clerk and put
on the calendar for tho January circuit.
During the frtt week Of that circuit motions 20 correct
the calendar may be made
After that eek the calendar will be printed and viii,
remain unchanged and continue the calendar for every
successive circuit until all the in it shalt be
tried each circuit beginning the calendar where the
Immediately pre- seding circuit left OF.
Fifteen causes day. and more will be called at
general and special terms and before each judge at
circuit.
No csuse viii be set down for particular day at
circuit, unless sworn OF when called account Of the
absence Of a witness and on payment Of costs.
IL the trial OF cause h3li not be moved by the Party
noticing IT, when called in its order the circuit slcn-
dar II will go 10 the foot Of the calendar and not DO
called again until IL shall be reached Ia that place
All new Issues win he noticed for the first day u the
next circuit after the shall BE- joined aud be put In
their order at the foot OF the permanent calendar
After the first week Of each Giro uit during which mo-
lions correct the calendar may be msde the calendar
Of the csuses which bsye gone down at the previous
circuit and tie new if5ues viii he printed part and
In continuation OF the permanent calendar and 20 on
from court 70 court until January let. 1864
These regulations do not affect the question OF no.
tcrg the causes for trial to the opposite party from
court to court as the statut may require By order
december, le02 GEO. w. RIBLET, Clerk
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Passengers Arrived
TnmioAo-Dsrk PotenAo-Richstd Fiokcp. Iehn Tsu.
m2nx.
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STATE or MAINE AND THE PUBLIC LANDS The
following petition Gays the Portland Advertiser Ia crou.
lsting down Fast.v--
To the honorable the Senate and House Of Representa-
uUs o. the United states OF America sress Assem-
bled The undes ened, citizens OF Portland 10 the
se Of Name respectfully ak the passage Of the bl
Gov pending before Congress- entitled; An Act maktpe
grams ofsrd 20 sid IN the construction OF Railroad and
ol Other purposes b. which portion OF the 10
s 20 each etse for railroads sod other pu,.o
hho va further pray that IL this bill Ia snsoded
90 hat the epecide grants made TO the
o.sirse e,sees the portion asigDed M9sa NAV oe
20 e,d the constr ucioD a. The Horovess aad
49,. Ia si hsnssy This petition 10 headed ~ shs
hsyor, ana ssrss w business men Of Ali parties,
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Ard every Saturday for special motions The satur.
day special motion terms viii be held. when the special
tsImt are not in easi, by the judge assigned 70 sit in
Chambers during the month
CHAMBER sUsNrss.
Jan by Judge Morris July,..by Judge Eirards.
Feb. by ell the Judges. Aug -. do Edmonds
March, By Judge Edwards. Sept :. do Roosevelt.
April =. do. Mitchell Oct do Edwards
May. Go. Morris Nov do Mitchell
June -. do. Roosevelt Dee - dn Mitchell
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Ths Recent Dhockang Casasesophies.
Invsstigations before Coroner Ives.

Ihs inquest upon the bodies q the unfortunate nsa
killed few days since in Thirty second street. osumesc
Cd ct II O'Clock yesterday norniSg ct thu coreasfs
once City Hall The following jury Was sworn By ccro
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Cspt BARTLETT ofths ship Retop. from Ga:ssw a,9 e
the brig sunk with her timbers 10 ess suA
Of water This possibly the wreck the pilot boat YANKEES
struck Sd from her being sbeuA
80 miles Es from Sandy Hook tho time the AoodsnA
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Herald Marine correspondence.

Arrived-Steam Delaware Sey mour York. sahs Oolt
RADIO Barratt Letohville. Nc.
Clesred-ship auee, Derriokson, NOrleans; bark He
Tuos Boett sohrs Parker Davis Norfolk Va
Horton. Candy, New York steamer Anthracite. Nor
h.
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ANTHOLOGY, &c

nR. RoBACKS LECTURES ON AsTRoLoGY AND
- Magic-Lecturc No. IA Protestant minister nearly
century maintained that appeal to fate Of
sacred nature That appeals to fate have the highest
tion know from the history of Nebuchadnezzar, who
mingled his arrows to decide whether he should join
hattie with Ammon Jerusalem. The went out
sgainst Jerusalem, and the conqueror aerward
sompsscd the decree a fate In all ages have existed
possessing oracuar gifts Tho Scandinaans who peoped
ancient Sweden were famous Tor their prophetic faculty
descendant of that Through long line of
all celebrated aEroogcrs and magcians, Inherit
power Of penetrating the future and seeing through the
Nhe public service have studied astrology in all its
branches Two thousand natiyties have calculated in
"a neglect look into the mirror Of destiny! Peris seen
NAV 81 overcome. Daily at my house White street New
work in consulted by from fifty 70 one hundred persons;
and calculate from five TO ten nll natves day. Ny
duties are arduousmy compensation moderate But tine
GOOD i'm the of efectng cheers Many dther
ences do heal many diseases do and many Difficult
ties do remove or mitigate.
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w OR1HINGToN G. sNETHEN CONTINUES re
w practice law IN the supreme Coartto attead 70 eases
bctore tongessto prosecute claims apd settle accounts
afaust the departments and Boards of Comni.onerst
procure patents at home and atroadto obtain reason
SUI bonnty laSdrto collect debts dividends lessccs
hSnoes IN any part Of the United aBi ~ foroigt
make offunds ~ losus And stocks
hnd on bona ana mortgarcapd to the purcha
aud sale loans lands aud patent rghtsn any the
Union. Particular attention paid to Cshornis land .te
oasea coming Ut 20 the United Sstss snpree Court on
appeal Communications. paid, addressed 30 ~ a
Snethen, No, Carroll plscs apitot aAi wa4l,axs..
o. G. viii neat With prompt sstaatio,.
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lil1 aaslaillllaIIi slslll
LIQUORS.

nj n. FETERs & co, 300 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
WI. and dealers in Champagnes, Wines, Brandes, for
tiers, Alea Brown Stous Cordaa Havana Segars &e al
Of which offer at proea uncquaod ~ any other house IN
tie u. selling the same quality OF goods Agents Tor Lam
Lrys Grape Leaf Cham Orders shipped with
by PETERS g. CO., 800 Broadway.
WIZ II. uNDgRHILL OFFERS FOR SALE THE
w choicest grades o. Brandies, Wines, and Liquors
GENERALLY bottle demjoh and wood, in quantities 10
u purchasers at % cent less than other house in
lie ty Wholesale and Family Store $50 Broomo
street corner II Crosby street.
YT,ur CELEBRATED FALKfRK MC1Rs. YoUNGFRS
ANA Ipmpbes Scotch Alcs, East India Palc Ale, Duh-
lin and London Porter and Brown Stouti philadelphia Por
tr and Ale Sc qualities for family at W II.
TNDTRuLLS. 40 Broome street, corner crosby street.
n N --J dozen superior Ciarct from 81 - per Dozen
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE,--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
- hereby given 70 the owners, occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed
hereby that the following
been by the and lodged in the az
fee the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested vifcr paving Thirty drst street be-
tween Fourth avenue and broadway. The limits embraced
assessment Include all the several houses and lots
ground lots. pieces parcels Of land situated
on sides Thirt between Fourth
and Broadway the easery side of broadway half way
to Thirtth street both sides Of Madison avenue half
Thirteth and half ortterly Thr
street. the westerly side Fourth avenue,
half-w soutlerly Thireth and halfway northery
Thrtyeeond street. All persons, whose interests az
fected by the above named and who
same, either Of them requested
their objections writing To the undersigned at their
fee No Hail Of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this notice. - 49,
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS EICHOLSON.y Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office, Bureau of Assessments, Street Department May
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DRIyATE MEDICAL woRK-A FRACTION TREA.

DRlYATE MEDICAL WoRK-A PRACTICAL TREA-
tst on the nature symptoms, progress, consequences,
remedies and cure 81 delicate dseascson diseases which
closely resemble and liable taken SUCH and
the diseases from them with illustrative plates by
Joseph Ralph " d. author of tho Family Physician, Ne,
18TH edition, 81 PIP Price % cents For sale by the pub
Usher 8 Ann street Astoy House and by most book
sellers also by the author 6i3 Houston street mailed.
free o postage W addressing pos paid 70 box Ws lower
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8 OF SAILING.
rrom I.ivorDo al.

EDWARD K: COLLINS Co. Sc Wall st., New York.
BROWN, SMILEY B. Co., Liverpool
E.G. ROBERTS & CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE Co.. 3 Rus Notce Dame dcs Vie
torres Paris or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havrs.
Of these ships will not b. accountable for go
silver, bullion specie ewery precious stones, or metal
lnles bills ofadns signed and value thereof
fhAea laXn aaaaA
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NJ ATloNAL HALL NOS. % AND 81 CANAL sTRERr
three doors from BroaIway-Grand sabbath Conoevt
Sunday evening May TO- Great attraction for this oocssoN
only Nocaisa-Firt appearance Of Signorna inbropid
Miea Moore, CrcuP hasso profundo Instrumental
10 performers for this occssonerr Etz tho eminent Fs
gottist Herr Herold solo piano Among other pecos
Grand Symphoni in fat from Haydn will be played with
increased Orchestra Lender of the Orchestra AR Herwig
Tickets % cents to he had mt all the principal nsc storos
hotels, and at the Hall For particulars
j. ALBERT. Propriotor,
Il. TIfIES, Manager.
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EOR LIvlRPQOI.-UNITED STATES NAIL SrAAM-
ship BALIiO, Capt yossPA J. Csmseock-rhis steamer
lively on Saturday May 18th. at IL O'Clock Mr. from her
berth Of Canal street No berth secured n paid
Foe freight passage having uneQuae4 scoommodatsss
for elegance and comfort, apply 70
fhs steamship Atlantic will succeed the Baltic, and sell
VVHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamesa-The ships com posing this line the
folio Wing:- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nyo.
ARCTIC, Captain Luos.
BALTIC, Captaa Comstook.
. ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having boon built by contract expressly for
SERVICE every taken In their
structiouAs in their enneso aud speed
and their for uaequAned for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from Now York to Liverpool In first
oabn $ II second cabin, SO Exclusive use Of extra size
state rooms, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and GO
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHoR or an "rRAcTIcAL rRr.

hR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRf-
- yets Treatise" &c Once hours, 9to ~ a. ", aud
to NJ, (sunday cxooptod) No. 6l3 Houston street,
near Wooster street From the uncommon medical advan
tsges the author has enjoyed, which he would in
stance having resided several In Paris for the
purpose Of studying particular diseases followed BY long
ana very extensive practice IN THIS speciality he can with
cut hesitation, promise in tho most aud
Ycated secondary diseases, structures
certain safe and radical than he obtained from
any other in America Those who apply IN the earlier
Stages ~ Diseases VIII be grated BY the case and rapidity
~ The which Il ofton effected In few days. Scpa
rate waiting provided For treatment by letter.
address box 500 Post Once. L. S.Dr. Ralph would add
that besides his special practice in the diseases OF the gento
urinary ystem 70 which he has long devoted particular
Ntenon he attends as tar possible TO general
oessful.
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vNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamshgs-Between New York ana Liverpool
only calling Halifax to land and receive mails and pas
iuRoPh, Capt Lots NiAGARR. Can't. ssans.
AMERICA o'Ps srsPn3s c. SaT Isst Capt Lang
These vessels carry clear white light head;
wednesday May 49,
Africa from n York. Wcdnesday.J 1882
Asia .Judson from N York. W June 49, 1859
America Shannon from Boston Wednesday June 23 1853
Cabin, $l20 Second Cabin, SO.
No berth secured until paid for
Freight will DO charged specie beyond amount for
An experienced surgeon on board.
Al letters and newspapers must pass through e Post
Tor freight or passage, aSpr Iys,, r
WArcHFs-By order Of the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign the marks Of English
transtu for the United States and other countries In
Of which, French and Swiss watches behpped
ncnrrns tho rS hsretos Of hi h ~. E
French German, and othcr foreign goods received and
brought in common with British goods. Through bills Of
ladinE given in Havrcf or Now York.
DEDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
~ and LiyerpoolThe Liverpool and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company intend sailing their Steamships fol-
lows
PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester. Observation-Disclosures. Thursday June
civ Of Manchester Tursdsy luz %
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City OF Manchester. .......... Wednesday, May
City 81 ednesday ynne %
Rates Of passage from Phii.deibia:~Saooa in single
state rooms, $5-ncluding provisions and stewards Gees
T 1il5st s RfpsPGy place.
or No. Walnut street. Phadsinhia.
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nR. coorEn u DUANE srREEr. ANp NExr pooE

- 10 the Chatham Bank. may be confidently consulted
private diseases His has the treat
men a old chronic Of standing and such have
been considered ncurnbe, that physicians cmnence
do hesitate 10 recommend ter patients to Dr. c. Ho
better known both in and out Of tho profession the
most successful practitioner in private diseases Of
Other In the city Of New York His experience IL s
suit OF twenyone devoted exclusively this spe
ciblty Of the profession Weakness the Of
ration and their train Of consequences the result Of eary
improper habits radically cured. N BNo mercury used
and perfect guaranteed.
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sFTIpPING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
LOT liverpool will please be board. at tho foot OF
Canal street. this day Saturday. May IS. AN: ~
X. X. COLLINS co.