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NARp-TO THE PUBLIC.-NEW YORK, APRIL g.
~ sWS the undersigned passengers board the bark
Mary Parke bound for Australia express
ngs before avng the shores of native homes the
few following facts. Most in fact the whole us
bought tickets about six weeks from Mr. Erler who
advertised and whom really thought At the time
owner OF the bark Mary Parker Many Of after paying
the passage which did arrival
told by M Erlers would board which
soon IS our passage money paid After remaining
here for month and sign of board money forth
coming aid also becoming anxious to set destined
port dy made inquiry to when the vessel would
off, and invariably answered. either at Mr.. Erers Of
fee Iosrd next week" However all troubles
came to nj end about week Mr. Chas VAIN Morgan,
tie former Of the bark took the vessel back
count OF Mr. Erler inability to for her from which
time felt confident that through his and Mr.. Samuel
Churchman's untring exertoLs for welfare whom
shall remember with feeI the deepest graude
We also fed II our bounSn duty
In the Canadas to let them know that they should think
Of going to Australia would recommend them to call
the above gentlemen No. o. Pearl street. their
tickets before purchasing elsewhere feel confident
they will be we'll and honestly dealt with Abram MoQul
kim Philadelphia; VIM McQuikin, do; Andrew Smith,
SusquehannR John w. Smith, Deposit Daniel w. Wheel
er, Corunna Michigan; VIM Eagerton, John Eagerton Ro
bert 0erhesd and wife Chicago Augustus Vance Deer
New @ b nfs Ss sse
mon sheto Ohio; John Higgins Chicago Thos Gleason,
New York. Andrew Campbell, George Irons Patterson;
B. Rice Cincinnati, Ohio; Seneca Mahan Hilisdale, Mich
John Britton, New Diggns Samuel Henry BROOKLYN Pc
ter Lynch, Susquehanna county; Victor Peltier Louis
Langellier Jos Henry Peltier and others.
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AGENCY,


A MEXICAN AND YoREIGN AGENCY IN WASHING.
Of claims before Congress and the several De-
the transaction business requiring
attention the capital Persons having business with the
Patent Indian Land, Pension Offices, any the
partent in the Supreme Court Of the United States
may rely prompt and faithful attention to their
ests Enjoying extensive foreign acquaintance will
derke and be responsible for the safe transmission
portion of Europe and attention will
be paid the collection of foreign claims
viii DO furnished with special references In State
they reside and in the prominent cities of Europe
Washington April l, 1853. JOS. C. @. KENNEDY.
NTYE 4 CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. NyH, y. A. RIcHARDsor AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References.
SArrIAeo-Hon. Baile Peyton.
VALPARAIso-Messrs. Alsop Co., Hamenway Co.
PANAMA-Messrs Corwine, Bro. Co., Garrison Fres,
VIM. Nelson A Co.
LIvERpooIr-Messrs. Bowman, Grinnell Co., william
jackson, Esq.
NEw YonK-Messrs. X. Collins Co., Goodhue Co.,
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALrIMoRE-Messrs. John Henderson Co., Thomas J.
Hand Co., White 4 Elder.
SAN FRArcrsco-Mepsrs. Flint Peabody 4 Co, Hussey,
Bond Hale Chas. Dome, Esq, J. II. Lyon, Esq.
BosroN.Messrs Ammi c. Lombard, Esq, T.. d. Brigham
Co., Glidden Williams.
CxEroN-Nys Parkn h Co.
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Il sSsI
sasy ss:ss
fsss By their and tho ss -: =
PM: % %
eins ssrousSous the British smpi. and those in sSs
s fSP Soss saa asdso s ss S snS
at The proprietor's, "A Strand, London.
HYATTs INrALLIBLE LIFE BALsAM. $50 2
IL Wattg Nervous Antidote. genuine. ........
Rsdssrs Syrup Of E!ss,~srsS and Tar
Dr.. Alien. Bssam q Horohoand and Li,.r..+t
scnsnst Css PrlT Pssss, ci"s or
Wolis's Aromatic seheidam sehhapps. 90 DENTS aad g
Prof Sor:es inyisosstins Cordial 81 tvo
$si,lpssr: Ss.ssns fini%sns md h4Sa.sy,. Relief
%S;ss SMITH,. 1s "a PHI.
Hei,kell,s Halloway's and pally's 0intment
."S
Bowery and Grand street
MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE WITH
M oolorcd PstesThe ahiced Shouts adopt trsasmsnt
left learning from this valuable work the superority Of
s"s ssFs free . any
suited FROM eleven to three o'clock and from az TO pi.s
soSs OMEN SOLD also the b''aa"'' ron
THL MARRIED woMANs PRIyATs MeDIcAL
Diseases = wcnsS fwss..ssh :diseH isn.:, -
Price 81 Years Of suffering of physical and snasS
TO Ahoctionate wife and pocuuhry dfmoutsos
the husband might have been spared by timely poese
Of this work Its intended especially r. she nasnvS
secrets. ~sssp sscu inosS to hso
Here, also, every femae-ths wife me mosne,-sn.
either hudding into romanhood. ne osncr ~ sns uss
OF iu whom nature oasn1
can discover the causes a ~ cure n syssy ss1
..rse saf 1 letter from in D.yso. o
DR.. A. NJ xAvnrc.Av, I2o Liberty street
somc three years OF her
and an erna months before and during her eoAtno-
men-eyery and debilisattng an4
penetrating putting her life In mminsns danger ~
this state things inevitable and resigned myssn
The At this tme NOV about two monthsy heAxo
your book highly spoken Of containing some matts@
reaching my On its reeept and psrusa cannot
Inc joy pages impaired my wife, learning thsl
great discovery Of n n D.somssun provided rsmedy
opened prospect 70 (which little conosived wAs pos
be But for th another year would have passed cv
ny head in al human Variability ny wife would have No.
Its Of course npractcabie to convey mcre fuHy -
serious subjects treated Of they Of natnre sricep
intended for the married or those contemplating msrr
For sale ~ IA Broadway No Astor House. ass ~
Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA On ths rsce'ps o. 81
will be tranmittsd BY mall ee cf pes.gs any IAss
the United States All letters must sddrs.ssd poss e.
Dr. nAURIcyAy Stss' o ~ H''r" '<''e ~
contents book viii BE- forwarded 70 say lady ee
NsnAn nay H. fres ofsxpsass, " sAy HeesN -
UnltsA Ssatss ~ sAdrsssaas ~ Absva
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9 esi,1trs% Ris! N: se.sa .is:sr dns; s.as !.
fare md r.Ss sa"SS n sy @
Amboy direct to Camden BY e.rs.hrooss IN
t as1pb SS'' :. 10 10 AM I1 and aPT ' A' 80
TOR ALBANY-FARE a-ALsANY AND NEW
.n ysst nrn and ss"s :,P ss
central lines Of Railroads North and West from ID. nav
s.sS ss sys.s Tor
snssrs also received !. Broome and Bowsry and Tweuy
'c.
only All ether trains win start from City Hall sta
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY TRoN
fupGss il naS 2our
With trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At O'Clock ssme
Tsrossn .:y sssS , rm
PASSENGER :shs. AZ Ch.@esr Canal chrissspbsr Four
sunday trains FROM Canal street At M NJ for PousA
i''''' 'na E l5 EAissny FsgSG
M s sS s Ns. and ana n"
leave ASA. y. and $50 sasssss as:oisd sS5sasS
is'if' bds sa1s =.
New YORK AND Fmh4 G,;p1, VIA , NEW
s;.: y AZ AM = & 4sisssA ssss:
for Baltimore Washington Norfo and Charleston sold
Through baggage agents in M and PM trains Pas.
enge with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before
the trains leave.
ITO TRAVELLERS GOING sOUTH.-NEw, SUPERIOR,
and Economical Line between BALTIMORE and Freder'
ckburF, Richmond Pesershurs stsunton iynohSnrs Va
and Raleigh, CThs we'll known, swift safe ana com
Portable steamer POWHATAN, Captain Charles Mitchell,
running connection With the Richmond and fredertcks
msres street wharf every wednesday ~ 81 o'clock NJ
, ss S As9V. s &.
favorite Afforded The opportunity
for enjoying comfortable nights ret whilst passing down
Chesareake Bay or or viewing beautiful scenery Of
tho Potomsc river 81 daylight Tho improvements which
have recently been made the Powhatnn render hor In
point expedition SAFETY and All that can DO do
mond IS; Petersbure H. Potomac Landings. 81 Alexan
dria and Washington, S2-mcals entrs. Forward Cabin
Passage 70 S. Niohmond ~ 50 to Pc
tersbug 60meais andiodsing free For furthar iAfcr
nation or passage apply to tho captain board, to
CHARLES W0RrH1NGTON, Agent,
Commerce strcet wharf. bsidussS.
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CLOTHING.

NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
DESTROYS Of converting their east Oh artioles
e. ~ his residence, or thysssh ths Pest Once
l.. NJ DUSSELDORF, No u Elm stresA
N. Blades attended I, nv Hrr prsaeiecrs
no TAILORs-9U REwARD.-MY SPRING PAT
terms for gentG youths, boys and children, are now
lady and sized from nineteen inches breast three years
d. 10 fortytwo inches bress-maknS twenty four si1es
inch difference In each breast full set contains
tween 600 and 200 patterns For sale In full half sets
B&O reward TO any who will produce hoys tailor
no will 9l0V that he make sot OF patterns
snAl to mine. CHAS. BERWICK. 2i7 Spring street.
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HONIKSTKADA.


CoUTH FORDHAM.-ABOUT FIFTY ACRES, EN-.
bacng the eastern Of the celebrated stock farm Of
Lewis Norris Esq has been laid out into hundred
and thirty building plots containing from four TO six city
and upon plan similar to that which the vii
lage MorsaniA This property very engiby situated
the Harlem railroad Upper Morsania about eleven
ho dpot 6ppsr as on the Of The
which leave the City hall and ~ O'Clock p M,
accompany parties TO tho ground Maps and circulars
containing full descriptions the property Gamble obtained
ut II Bowery or 455 Brosdway. N. McGRAW, Agent.
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INSURANCE .

YrHE BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE
Company, Cornhill London, and % Wall street New
York having In addition to it's capital of $1,000 900 dspo
with the Comptroller OF this State $00 offers great
as regards looking TO the maturity Oh
sceiye proposals including California and Australia risks
at moderate premiums. LUMLEY FRANKLIN, Agent,
65 Wall street
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DEAIprIly0,

Tor LIvERPOOL:-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
IL ship ATLANTIC, Capt James Wsst-rhis Steamship
viii depart with the u mails for Europe positively on
Saturday April 49, at IL o'clock M her berth ct
squasd sccSp%odsops for segsnss comfort apply to
Passengers requested to be board at llH A. M.
Tho steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC, and
sail April 30. =
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ES%xRD Il cSfI{Es CO., NJ. IS wall g., z.
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
=. c. ROBERTS CO., 10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
John AURROE 4 Cd. No. B Rss Nosss Dame iss
Victories Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, HavrS.
The Of those chips viii ~ gold
silver bullion spses jowslry precious stones or metals
unless bills Of ladng Ars signed thsrsr and Vie vss thsrs
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DEMOvAL-THE GENERAL OFFICE FOR THE NEW
III method of treating and curing consumption and all kin
bred Diseases bronchitis clergymen's throat Decline
asthma all affections of the air tubes lungs &C.
opposite the Park No 81 broadway between
thing M u s rs s ce
circular containing the information modus
operapd Of tho treatment yet by doing valuable
and valued life DO prolonged with restored health
enjoy happy In the circle of loved and loving friends
Reader assured that there is neither quaokery char
latanry in this notice. and have yourself ooughor do
You feel the seeds of ssase implanted and rpenn
throat or lungs-or have friend acqnantancs
thus tuatedor the sake of suffering humanity lend them
aid to disseminate the information here given. Copy
and keep the address.
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EXTRA PAY.

TINTED STATES sEAMEN's EXTRA PAY OFFICE.
u 65 Wall street, front ofce second foorOHcers
men and the legal Of suoh who
United States vessel the Pacific from
June l6 to February, 1862 entitled to double pay
Apply as above 7. kow ING, Agent
TINTED STATES NAVY OFFICERS, SAILORS AND
Marines.Extra for such Of you az serssd IN the
Pacific during the Into with Mexico At time from
Call the subscriber and obtain tho extra
pay prize money granted you by Congress- Mr. Bsse
perfectly with the only and quick
TO for you this pay has al the only lawful forms Can
saving you time and travel expense and trouble,
promptly procure for this Apply, or send your
friends to EDWARD BIsSELL, agent, and late purser
u. s. Navy 20 South William street. below Wall street.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON
p.ny.Thro.gh to San Trsacises via AsPnw. IN; md
isthnaa-Ths new and fast side. wheel steamship UNION
1Sss s 4R1s.y @ Nay By ssa
II. Ia
co s &c sss
s'1 Te are al s S.
sired Her speed sstsSs5sd n. between New
ss. fn' ass will cite aa:
;i: y. x
for this line srs s and are cautioned that tickets
pxyI s.1 Shook as'Ssia ecy General Agents.
United States Of the public
THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST RoUTE.-vAN
4 derbit line for San Francsco-The Accessory Transit
e:
viii ss1s i ss% psR
No IN North river z. o'clock Pm precisely for San
sS
:s Of a Ss and asss 'T
y Nc JESSE I,
Passengers are cautioned against The Of
hired runners Of Other lines. Non: employed for this
FOE So M'., PETERSBURG AND aIIcEssoND,-
Ss,snSy esm%aader WA leave per s North river
' - I Il PLEAsANrs IS From. street.
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN WILL SAIL
at4P.M.
AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUsTRALIAl-YET TO
"A be sold In clipper Gem of the Sea- state and
two berths II applied for immed atey to
RUSSELL 4 MORTON, 81 Old slip.
dor SALE-THE STEAM FERRY BOAT WASHING
IL ton lying east Of Catherine ferry the Brooklyn side
boat 70 feet long deok
copper boiler boat and Inquire o.
Catherine Ferry Brooklyn.
YACHTS FOR sALE.-THE TWO SPLENDID YACHTS
Undine and syrsn, as they now lay In tho Atlantic
ture, &C., all In tho best order. Apply to
JOHNSON DUNDERDALE, ~ william street
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HOTELS.

CRAMERCY HOTEL.-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH
" ionable hotel, corner of Broadway and Twenseth
street with its extensive additions comprising over 20
The proprietor intends that this house shall oontn de
G. DONALD.
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MEDICAL. q

" IL TO O'Clock, b Dr.. RYAN, consueng physs!ea
70 the Hospital Montreal and estursr
eases the skin, chest, and system OmsA -
Broadway.
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REMOVAl.a.

DR. BERON, LATE OF GOO BROADWAY, HAS RE
moved his oface to No City Hall place, corner q
diseases from nine o'clock till twelve AM, and
till nine in the evening" N.B-Permanent
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-sECOND LINE-rHI FOL.
lowing ships Will Leave Havrs the 10th, cad New
YoYt ON thA at Of nah nOnth

They al olass New York built sps provided with
al requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
pas:engsrs Ald commanded b. Of experiences in she
Good: sent 70 the sub.criber. wiz be forwarded free FROM
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, lol Pearl street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING OFF AT COST.-THE
M subscriber having purchased the entire stock Of music
and plates Of J. NJ jacques, 1885 Broadway, and being
at cost in preference to removing wishing good
advantage to call before buying elsewhere Sign the
door, j. N. Jacques.
observation-disclosures DEPOT OF BRUs-
III sells and Chanty laces transferred to No. 1913 Broad
way received by last steamer carton Of rich point
lace ALSO carton of point lace dem veils
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A UG. GOCKEL, THE CELEBRATED PIANIST AND
"A composer esve Of Felix Msndessohn Barsholdy who
public that he will short time have the pleasure Of Civ
ing in this CITY Further particulars will DO duly
announced.
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FOURTH OF THE SERIEs.-H. B. DODWORTH,
FOURTH GRAND CONCERT,
AT METROP 0LITAN HALL.

FOURTH q oH THE sERIEs cnScs.T poDwoRrRs
on sATukpaY G H9ENIAd' x hakAh5
Doors open :. fR S S'Sfs1; + commence q g.
!. Introductory Chorus from Ernan" .........v~&
Full Military Band.
ssis q sss So1s:. ii; b Dedx:rsh and Sorset b:ss
s. Elizabeth s'A0'''h 81 ssss.Sss' D'd"'r
: R''sf'' eu'k''sp Military Band. A. 0'1'''sA
se'ss psS' Sa1
E fss% b band Bohemian Girl" ''
l. Introduction and Chorus,
a. Man., IT, F f;s%
Solo on the ESs. S0rno C. R. A opsr.
G.Dssi.s ORTIZ E. sas tsi "a A issna
T. Grove sonsstors' cQusSS 1dhs .H B. D'd~srss
o star OF Love-. Co: 40. Band. "is''
. '''' f''.' military; band O. D''"-
~ Ss.ssss I'd
pRoFEssoR ROBERT HELLER, THE GREAT PRINCE
y sP R sF , s Az g
Si Psouns,
:.ss. ' cents.
DURTON'S CHAMBERS STREET, C. BARNMZ
bis .enusi ssasas Tuesday evening" April .ss
AND VIII
sise Vim BE- Played the comedy Of BEooNE DULL
1 Mrs. has5:.
Johnston. Box book open
DURToNs.-T. b. JOHNSTON RESPECTFULLY An
- nounces his benefit on Thursday evening. April q.
and Ms whole talented company apes.
Box book now open.
PRoEEssoRs R9nERT H RI. GIVES GRAND
three O'Clock. Schools admitted at halfprics.
ODEoN THEATRE WILLIAMSBURG GRAND con-
~ pmentary testimonial to the Manager. - ~
tn. Performance. viii consist IT ThE EorrERr
t 81
YHS1ss'fs %Ra AND sw F1yss rs: sSo
Views r 20 : II
TBE FAMOUS VICTORIA CLOCK, AND THE oELn.
L brated Canoe and his Musicians on the Tight Re1ae
TIE studio Caroso, eaS Broadwsy II. BCss.l.sa:s sd
nqSe ia Broadway Open every day, fFon 4 \
FH.NKsLIN, MUsETTls, e caAIHAM sTa.sr:.sso:
Ss .Ds II X
ssss:r si.h variety sssssif. fs
Sec s: q ss.s Seats sS
chairs h cents; Boxes . esnts; Gallery l2k cent?
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON SATURDAY. ARR.
.sa Saturday. 4 the ss:nasn for 81: is
%ss, ssSasss
MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUIrIEs.-sTUYvE.
1su.o Phsrsco. and sss js
imported direct from Egypt and formed by Dr. Abbo dur
mission e cs:.
the rooms Open during the day snd evening.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Man Steamers-Ths ships semprising this ins ere the

.SsPs0ih Nyo
ARCTIC. .....................C Captain Luce
BALTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Captain Cemstosk
-ADkiATIC. 0aptAia -.
These ships having bees built By CONT, egr a a.
government service every care has hsn Sss ss tSs
10 sss snsinssso aasss .nS r,ssd
--.xancs and comfort
Price Of from New Liverpool N oabia
room, $500
From Liverpool TO New YORK. xH and En-
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin
No berths secured untA paid for
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DRorEssoR ANDERSON rs AT PRESENT IN BAL

DROrEssOR ANDERSON rs AT PRESENT IN BAL
timore giving his grand entertainments at tho Holiday
Street THEATRE TO the largest audiences ever with
Washington, D. c., the 18th of April inst which will
finish his Southern tourhe having before three
hundred and sixteen thousand A%sriGs. oitsen in the
the hohor making his third in New and
give series Of his entertainments which will include
atters himself that he 10 too well known to
the citizens Of Empire City require the punery
sprung up in America Since he had the honor appearing
nerant who have neither fame in .his any
humbug Spirit Rappngs Professor
Anderson will for the first te give his and lecture
on the Spirit Rsppngs and their attenaant phenomSns
ugge and most deuson caused
seventeen commit suicide and has sent W to the
will show how rsps produced and ssps.
press shortly published Professor Andersons
History spirit from their origin IN
machnery and the system adopted BY the Spirit Rapplng
confederacy.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF DR..
i Valentines laughab . Deitneations and Yankee Pc
euariies and Of the New York Volunteers Benefit At
and Herr Stoepe his wonderful wood and straw nstru
ment. The hall full last evening" and to night
doubt Will crowded. Secure seat early Tickets 80
cents commences at O'Clock
ITO RENT-ARcH STREET. THEATRE, PHILA
ID day May next leasing the Arch street Theatre for
the LIST of September next All proposals
to be addressed Dr. NJ LElDY Secre
tary the Board Of Agents. No ia North Fourth street,
Philadelphia
VNANTED-AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE IMME.
Once esfSs.''' - ' Npr' =.
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ID nounces his benefit, on Thursday evening" April Il
will bill OF excellence In which M.
burton and the whole of his talented company will appear
Box book
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KJOTIcE.-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
IN oftbe city of New York. due and payable May 1853
Vii BE- paid on The second , day Of Nay Esmcnd:
Wall street The transfer books will be closed Tuesday
April L. at 80 clock p NJ For the convenience Of stock
holders transfers will be permitted during period the
A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller
Comptroiisr's once New York, April s. 1858.
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A vsTRALIA.cLIPPRn LINH.THE Al PACkHT
nov iopdse y bier To- East river viii ".cossd Il;
Canton tentA shp Of the line and sail for Melbourne
datons Of This nobl: ship are .utoisnt ind1osmens
tation regular line despatch all Others
guarantee for intending smigranf to by her In
other bound to those For
freight passage early application should be made 70 WI
7. DUGAE, IS FROM street, or TO ARKELL ELLL0TP,
aaLa kr
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CORPORAT1ON NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
nd affected thereby that the have
Of The Of for examination by all per
interested vsFor grading Forty nfth street between
Third Rifth Tho limits embraced by such
include al the several and lots Of ground
Of Forty 6th street between Third and Fifth
and both sides Of Fourth 100 feet inches north
south Of Forty fifth street. ALI persons whose
ests affected By the above named and
present their objections In writing 70 the
their Once No Hall Of Records Within thirty days Iom
the date Of this notice. H.N =
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES AcNIELL,
omee, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
2, 1853
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Tbs Glasgow and New York Steamship Compsnys new
steamship GLASGOW, 962 40 power Robert
c,.s g, ssSsmn.ad.s win sail from Gs:s0E saturday
turday Nay 2ls st II o'clock ct Frat cabin,
loon state roomsJ 500 do do midshp dol $5 second
BIN So third oAas 420stewards fees included Apply
J. EoSYMON, a3 Broadway.
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(yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
Mulberry street, also with the the
making the and the date Of its viii
ceved ct the once Of the Croon until
with the receiving basins and culyerts in
Moerry street. from the built In Grand
to fpont about fifty feet north Of Hester street. being
length about feet The plan Of the and specfca
tons for the building Of the and NJ other
relating thrto be obtained application to the Water
Purveyor, Mt this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

NPOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MAsONs-
~ Sealed proposals will be of
ton Aqrsdact Department Rcunds PsrkS until Mopday
the necessary receiving basins and cuverts in fourteenth
street. Of First The plan Of the and
for the building of the all other
formation relating thereto be obtained application
the Water Purveyor, ut this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

C1oR MELBOURNE. PORT PHILIP, AUsTRALIA-T0
clear positively on Saturday 9th April :hs splendid
mander will positively clear above Her
for superior to vessel mp Tor uras
s COO tons and spreads over 0 yards canvas Prom th.
Of her model and rig confidently expected she
will make tho passage in less than seventy days For
balance freight which must be secured at once
apply board 1T pier nine East river; or to
MAILER LORD Os Wall street
Our Mr. Samuel T. Lord out ths vessel TO establish
commission house Melbourne, and will take charge Of
any consgnmepts made to him.