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MISCELLANEOUS.

A UGUST HUMMEI'S FREQUENTLY IMPROVED AND
"A Probatum Essence Of CoiIee.-One package OF this
coffee and coffee made by this will pre- serve per-
fecty the real taste of the best roasted store coffee
will have more delicate and finer favor, finer color
and will certainly be much wholesome for every
person, than pure roasted store coffee il will also be
clear without requiring anything to clarity it. Manu-
featured and for sale, Wholesale and retail by AUGUST
HUMMEI & CO., No. 43 Julanna street, below Willow
Philadelphia Advice for uscTo make two quarts strong
mild coffee take table spoonful Of ground roasteQ
store coffee usual and half tea spoonful Of this
sence more or less quantity Of coffee must be madt
after this proportion p S-Aer using close the pack
age carefully and keep it particular in dry place. Do
pot SO Sullivan street. near Spring. and for sale at every
grocery store in the city.
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1hsy AL first class New York built SHIPS provided
with Al requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
q passeugera and commanded BY Of experience in
She trade The price Of passage Sloo without wines
re- hem any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
YTyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Il Company intend sailing the favorite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester Thursday, March ., 1853
City OF Glasgow. Thursday, March 81, 1853
FROM LIVERPOOL
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday, March q 1853.
CITY Of Manchester Wednesday, March 30, 1853.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Saloon, $780, $685. and $685. according to state rooms)
limited number Of third class passengers will be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions
e20......... to Liverpool $780, from Liverpool
certificates Of passage and drafts the Bank of Ire
land in sums from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills can
hs had at the Office of
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent, Al Exchange place.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AMP ASIB0Y AIIRoADTO PHILADELPHIA
~ from pier No 1, North river.Two lines daily, at
Z A. NJ and Up. INSTRUMENTATION line, at A. M
dentown, and steamboat r. stockton to Philadelphia
Fare-s2. Express limo, at p NJ, by steamboat John
Potter to Amboy, thence direct TO Camden BY cars
through In four hours Fares. Returning, leave
Philadelphia att A. NJ, and 2 r NJ
T,OR AI.BANY.-FARE s1-ALBANY AND NEW
i York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
trains, at A. NJ and Ss5 T. NJ, connecting at Albany
new depot, Of White, Elm and Centre Streets
where through tickets can be procured, and baggage
CHECKED qs Uas s.aesass Rochester and
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains viii land passengers at Croton Falls and
Chatham Four Corners only All other trains will start
from City Hall station, of Tsyon Row and Centre
street. as heretofore.
HUDSON RIVER gAILROAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
III Chambers street. for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at clock
same evening.
Mail train sA NJ; through way train at Pm
Express train, 2. ". accommodation train 6P. N.
Passengers taken Chambers, Canal Christopher, Four
teenth, and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains, from Canal street. at ~ A. NJ, for
Poughkeopss and at p ~ fer Albany, stopping at an
way stations EDMUND FRENCH, superintendent
NEW YORK AND pHILADF1.PHIA-DIRECr UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines through in four houra
New Jersey Railrosd via Jersey Sty-ieaving New York.
p H. Fare in the A. NJ and 4P. NJ, 90 as and in tie
"a NJ and 5s p NJ, 49, Leave Philadelphia at /, and
ga NJ, and 55s p N. For first class IS; second do.
Is and A. ~ aud p. Ny 90 so. For Baltimore
Washington, Norfolk and Chareston--throuQh tickets
sold and through baggage carried In the and A. NJ
and and 51a p. M. lines from New York. Passengers
with baggage cross the ferry fifteen minutes before the
trains leave
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAIIROAD.-NEw
IN York TO Bellows Falls Rutland, Burlington st.
Johnsbury Rouses Point Ogdcusburg, Montreal and In
termediae towns. Tickets be procured ut the New
srk and New Haven Railroad Office, Az Broadway
Express trains leave at A. NJ ard az p NJ Baggage
checked through Freight by the railroad steamers from
Peck slip every day Mt p Bills Of lAdng furnishAd
" desired Merchandise In bond win receive prompt at
teEt.oa. Price reduced. fN
y HYDE Agent W. esSAA Ttsvst
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IIYe1Asr1KA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR

HYG1ASlIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CCRE FOR
III neuralgia tie dolorsux toothachs heaaaehe
and rheumatism in the head and sure preventive Of
commissions, or any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period Of teething been
discovered and Is being successfully administered In
the form OF medicated necklace 70 be next the
skin by the patient. An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines Of which
the beads Of the necklace made snd prescribed tie
mode Of application. The notice Of the public is nos,
therefore, called TO quack medicine, but 10 medic
ment recommended by Of the most eminent of The
faculty, peculiarly powerful in acting through he
pores of the skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves, adordng generally, instant, and always re1a-
nen relief and efecting permanent Patients who
at twenty four hours trial Of the medcated necklace
cording to prescription and relief may at the clos4 Of
that period by immediately returning The receive
back their money
SCfIUTFNER MUIDENER, 50 Beaver IT.
TnIKoSY-I do hereby certify that the composition d
the edicated necklace offered by Schufner Mudener
u Of such nature to unSailingly produce the mos
satisfactory r rufh q. BRAUN1ICH, n. D.,
NO 2S6 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For sale BY the proprietors, No. "a Beaver street
Price 81
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These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service, every has been taken in their
In their engnesto strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
oquAlled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool In first
cabin, $780, in second cabin So Exclusive Of extra
kEs state room, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York ESQ and EOS.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No bsyths secured until paid for.
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, FEB. "A,
- 1s53.-To Buders-Seaed proposals will be received
at the Office of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
No. New City Hall, until Monday, the eth day Of
opened lin accordance with the ordinance therefor
for erecting two story building in Rvngton street.
ner of Tompkins street. for the of the
of Pavements. Builders twill estimate for the
and carpenter work separately The plans and speciaca
lions of the work to be DONE and all information in regard
thereto had at the Office OF the Superintendent
Repairs to Public Buildings, 10 Elizabeth street Blank
estimates will be furnished Mt either Office. N. B.--The
Commissioned reserves the right to reject all or any
the estimates if deemed for the Of the Corpora
ton. BARTHOLOMEW u. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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CEGARS.-20000 VERY EXCELLENT SPEARS IN
- fine order for sale at So per thousand 3d. 900 Gold
Lions for SALE at S. Is 500 Tulpan very choice at
$40, for cash. and a great bargain Call and examine
them, at 10 Beaver street. Terms cash, approved
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NEWPORT WATER CURE WILL BE OPENED ON THE
IN first of April II has been fitted up with particular
regard to comfort and convenience and with the cele
brated healthfuness of the Newport climate viii be a
most desirable cure. Address
DR. W. F. REH Newport, R. |.
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Two WESTERN DISQUALIFICATION COMMISSION
4 and Forwarding Company. @. Buckles b sneed,
Wheeling Va. j. G. Buckles 4 Judge Cincinnati, Ohio
J. O. Buckles Co.. Louisville Ky Particular attention
paid to filing orders for produce and to forwarding
shanse to and from the East Louisville. JAN 1s 1868
rTN0 PUBLISHERS AND 0THERS-AUSTRALIAN AGEN
a, cy.-The advertiser who Is acquainted with the
book trade being about TO proceed to Melbourne would
undertake agency for periodicals and cheap reprints
or any Kind Of commission Address c, C., H:Iald oce
S0r three dAysl
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Two HoUsEKEEpERs AND orTIERs-BY ENCLOSING

TWO H0USEKEEPERS AND OTTIERS-BY ENCLOSING
i dollar current money, TO the subscriber you
shall receive full directions make and apply superior
stucco preparation for renoyatny the interior walls and
ceilings Of dive llngs and other buildings II is also un
rvaed for outside walls fences &c. IL can be coored
to any tint The expense is tring and it retains IFS
brilliancy many years. Your money will be refunded n
fair trial il proves to be different from what Il above
represented. Address Washington, Jersey City Post
Office for month.
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CIREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following pe-
lions have been presentedn the Board Of
nen-TO pave Thirty fifth st. from First to Third avenus
and feet Of sidewalk where not tagged
Etc and set curb and gutter in Ninth avenue from Fifty
ust to Fifty fourth street All persons interested having
objections thereto requested to present them wr
ing TO theundersigned at hisoce before the oath
Day Of February inst. JAMES FUREY, Street Com.
Street DEPARTMENT Feb, IA 1858.
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TINTED STATES Mai. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
- Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Caapany
Only through United States Mail line for California and
steamship CRESCENT CITY, Rodney Baxter, commander.
river, on Monday February 2sth at o'clock p H. pre-
cisey Passengers per Crescent City will be transferred
20 the steamship Dorado at Havana and sail mme;
steamship Company's steamers from Panama to San
RATES OF FARE no AspINwAII-
First cabin, state sos
Lower, aft and forward saloon ................5 IS
Second cabin, standee borths as
~. passsge, apply to Charlie; 4. wHirNEY 90
AT the once OF the Company Ia West st. of Warren
A UsTRAIIA PIONEER IINE-THE NOBLE SHIP
datey at Pier Il East river at the Of the SUBJ
sa n vi" vii e. to s on
beautiful clipper will ths UfT saa
SA as eighth ship OF this line and sail on the 18th March
r. W. CAMERON, or j. OGDEN, 1le Wall street.
A UsrRAIIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACT
"A ets-The nearly new and beautiful clipper bark
OREGON 1000 tons burthen having just completed her
phrasa eighth ship Of this well established lne and
sail from New York for Melbourne, Port Philip, on the
18th of March, punctua The Oregon is the only true
clipper built vessel at present ad vered for next month
Her cabins are roomy, light and well ventilated and
fitted up in the most comfortable manner possible Is
sufficient to add that she viii be provisoned in the
liberal manner her predecessors. The Pioneer Line
was the first, and has been the only regular lne The
object of the propretors is to establish permanent
basis and they deem necessary to state that of
their vessels have been obliged to stop at any port for
supplies nor has there been word Of complaint against
them Rates of passagesaloon, S225 first cabin s175
second cabin, double berths, $685. single, do, $780,
Every thing provided by the ship, except Wines liquors.
passage for which early application recommended APP
ply to R. w. CAMERON, JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall street
A USTRAIIAN PACKET LINE-THE BEAUTIFUL CLIP
n per ship 1HEOxENA, will be dispatched on her reg
aar day early in March. The proprietors Of this line
call attention to this splendid vessel and refer to the
prompt manner in which their former ships he ALBUS
and PEYTONA) have sailed from this port To persons
intending to visit Austrss this line offers the adyan
tages Of fast vessels elegance of accommodation and
every comfort to render the voyage agreeable being
manded by tried and experienced Captains and provi
sions furnished the most liberal scale. An early ap-
LEGATION is important Apply board or to Capt An
tonic Pelletier, eS Wall street, or
OvERMANN l. dRUNER % South street.
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TTEMEI POWDER, TO CURE THE DISEASES OF DOGS,
hydrophoba letter. scab, asthma, eye and ear dis
eases particularly good for puppies Suder Of seventy
yars Prospectus delivered gratis. Sold in Paris by
Schumacher apothccay, 80 Dauphine street Only depot
N Eex York. or The Unit States, q. Mr, JOSEPH Co0v
Ems, 6QC B,oedwsy. Price q each bgn6R, ~ septA
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OTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL. OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby gven that the following reso
Efions have been presented in the Board q Aldermen
y fence vacant lots the south side OF
Itween Fifth and sixth avenues; to flag space FIVE feet
h width on norherly side Of Nineteenth street. between
eecond and Third regrade and repave Jackson
square, relay and repair the crosswak from the south
east corner Of Horao st. and the Eighth avenue to the
psnt where Greenwich intersects the Eighth
nue., Fourteenth st. All presons interested having
ting 10 the undersigned at his Office before the Gath
day II February inst. JAMES FUREY, Street Com.
Street Department, Feb. "A. 1853.
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DROOKLYN Observation-Disclosures % CNrS-s
ID Doors open at 4 to begin ~. Benefit of T. w
IF aa%a sSsnR II S h
Edwards, Singing, Dancing &c. HIS LAST LEGs-s
Lansing; Mrs. Dupuis, Miss Allen.
CRcUs- YORK. AMpHr1HEATRE NO 81 BOW
~ ery-R. Sands Co., Proprietors. Thursday, Feb.
"a new scenes in the circle calling requistou the
full strength Of Sands unoqualed troupe The perform.
will commence with Grand Cavacade, led by Mr..
ST GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
St. George. Mr. Nathans Sabra.. Mrs Nathaas
OWENS ALPINE RAsfBLEs, AND ASCENT OF MONT
~ Blanc-Specal notioe.-A place adapted for this
novel and beautiful entertainment has at length been
selected in this city and about undergoing the aera
ton and establishment requisite for its presentation.
due notice Of which will be shortly given
NEUsEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES sTUYyR.
Xl can't Institute $50 Broadway-Now open, ths rars
and valuable collection Of Pharonio and Ptoeais remsna
just imported direct from Egypt and formed by Dr. Al
the East Admission so cents children half price CAts-
logues for sale in the Open during the day ana
evening.
MIR EDWIN FORREST WILL READ THE PLAY OF
Monday, February e. at X p. NJ for the benefit Of
the Baptist Church in that village. few tickets at 81
corner Of Broadway and Park place, New York Cars
will leave Chambers street AT r NJ and arrive at Yon-
kers at 4 and return from Yonser at lo16 p. M.
VxTANTED-TwMvE MORz YOUNG LADIES, run
w an equestrian fhSeant-IuAtiOn In the art OF
ing lin the side sade) will be given Free Apply at ths
Bovery Amphitheatre. between the hours Of 10 and l.
| TRANKIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM STREEr-GEO.
Il Lea Proprietor.-fhe above establishments 10 spsn
every afternoon at O'Clock, and in the evening at han.
past for the purpose Of Classic and Original Rsprsssn-
tAtions Of Living satuary by Nile. Casnets Troupe a
Model Artists together with variety of beautiful ps
formances For further particulars bills Of each day.
Admission Seats In private boxes so cents; stage sea
with cushioned chairs 35K cents; boxes rs csne
gallery, lax cents.
4 MOTHER CURlOsTY.-JUST ARRIVED, FEMALE
n with moustaches and board Miss Mary A. Heinrich,
whose face nted with and
taches and beard such would be the delight envy
a q em o. m T h'Rg to
ablefemale is truly great curiosity She 10 young, Of
good form and pleasant appearance, indeed, decidedly
pretty She native Of Belgium three feet nine inches
height weighing l27 lbs and possesses great muscular
st ength Her beyond dispute and visiters will be
satisfied that she i humbug. The like has seldom
been beforean intelligent female with mousaches
and beard fully developed Admission 12L oepts Re-
ception hours from to1 A. NJ, and from to 10 p NJ.
No. 2Ola Bowery.
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~ that2 Because they don't use Grahams 0nguent
II they did it would force the beard to in six weeks
injury to the flesh Try IT, 81 per bottle Sent to any
part of the country r. G. GRAHAM, SO Ann street,
Fowler Buildings.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE is HEREBY
" given that petitions have been presented to the
Board of Aldermen for In the following named
streets to wit I'm Mott street. from Walker to Chatham
street. ALSO in Third avenue between Twenty sixth and
Twenty seventh streets also in street from
400 feet east of Sixth to and through Third
nue. to in Forty second street All persons inter
esed in the above and having objections thereto
eucsted to present the same in writing to the Contract
Clerk, at this Office before Wednesday March ID
1863 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqueduct Department. February q, 1858.
HsROToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAc-
~ tors.-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
in Twenty sixth street. also with the of the
person persons making the and the date Of its
presentation viii be received at the Office Of the Croton
Aqueduct Department until Monday, the It'll day Of
March, 1853 at twelve o'clock NJ to build sewer, with
the necessary receiving basins and culvers in Twenty
sixth street. from the ia Madison to point
about fifty feet west of Fourth avenue being in length
about 407 feet The plan of the and specifications
for the building of the same, and all other information
relating thereto be obtained application to the
Water Purveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS bean,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
No.. Yah Ea1.
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DACKKN 10 HAvRE-SEUOND INE-THE FOL
q lowing ships win leave Havre On the 10th, and New
York ON the Lat of each month
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ftHEMICAL BALM. A. POZzONIS CELEBRATED
" hair restorative, chemical balm and Creme oosan.
dria be obtained at the authorized agents Rice &
Smith I26 and 727, Demarest, GOT, Rushton & Clark,
273 Broadway, and b. r. Gillespie lbs Atlantic street.
BROOKLYN
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CsTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given, that the following Pc
ttions have been presented in the Board of Aldermen
10 set curb and gutter and flag four feet Of sidewalk In
190th street. between Third and Harlem river to
set curb and gutter and flag four feet Of sidewalk in
Eighty fifth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues
Al persons interested having objections thereto are
signed at his Office before the 2Sth day Of Febru
AIRY instant JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
February H. 1879
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LIN0R SAVANNAH AND FTORTDA-U. S. Mali. LINE.
IL The superior steamship FLORIDA, Captain NJ 8.
Woodruff Saturday, February 26th at O'Clock PM,
from pier No North river. Apply to SAMUEL L. NIT,
CHILL, 1874 Front street The Alabama, c. d. Ludlow,
Saturday, March 5th For speed strength, accommoda-
tons, and fare, these ships have superior the
coast.
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INCORPORATION NUTICE--PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
" given that petitions have been presented in the
Beard of Aldermen for the construction OF in the
following named Streets to wit Thirty fifth street, from
seventy five feet east of Second to the East
ty Fourth street. between Third and Fourth avenues;
Forty eighth street. from Ninth avenue to sewer now
built between Eighth and Ninth avenue; Fifty first
street. from Third to Second avenue Third avenue from
Termination Of proposed at Fifty sxth to Sixty
Art street All persons interested in the above, or any
Of them and having objections thereto are requested TO
present the same, in writing TO the Contract Clerk at
Hs Office, ON or before Monday, February n, 1868.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Qfoton Aauednet Denartment, February "a 1859.
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Ovatng Pils-Both in the female inrmary and in pri-
vate practice Dr.. Van lambert Of Germany. has used
n B-Purchase none unless they have the certificate Of
copyright on the wrapper and the written sgnaures
each box and E. n GuIoN, General Agent fos United
States America 127 Bowery Of Grand street. and
Mrs.. Hayes. lis Fulton street BrooklYa.
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"OLLOWAY'S PILLS, A SAFE AND CERTAIN RENE
The SYMPTOMS arising from dyspeps. are sisordered
stomach and spasms atulent and acid quotations Ian
gour want of appetite distention Of the stomach flushed
countenance Of oppression and sinking after meals
detection of spirits, defective circulation Of the blood
also frequent pains in the head and breast To
these unpleasant sensations it is only necessary to take
few doses Of Holloways Pills This inesmable medicine
will palliae the most urgent symptoms restore the
tone Of the stomach and prevent of the dis
Sold by all the vendors of medicine throughout the
British empire and by those Of the United States at 81
cents SS cents and 81 so per box Wholesale at Mr. 10
SEPH H0RSEY'S Maiden lane, New York, and at the
nrnDretor,s IA Strand. London.
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- Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW, 9e2 tons, 400 horse power) Ro-
bert Craig commander, win sail from Glasgow Wednes-
day, February o. and viii leave New York for Glasgow
On Saturday, March %, at II O'Clock, at First
cabin (saloon state room $780, do do midshp do $76;
second cabin $780, third class $20-sewards fees nclu.
ded- Apply 70 J. McSYM0N, 80 Broadway.
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1INOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. -
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, K.
Cavendy, commander, win leave pier IL North river
Saturday February Goth, at O'Clock p NJ For freight
apply ON board, and for passage to
LUM.AM 4 pLEASANTN. SO Front street.
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CORPORATIOS NOTICES.

ftORPoRATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
" given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, for the construction OF
fourth street. Tenth to the river through
Meventh avenue to Forty second street. Forty fifth
strect from Third avenue point Eve hundred feet
west OF Fifth avenne Thirty fifth street. from Fifth to
Madison avenue; Thirty eighth street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues; Forty fifth street, from Sixth to
Eighth avenue All persons interested in the above and
having objections thereto, requested 10 present the
nzne writing to the Contract Clerk at his Office on
On bsfore Monday, February II, 1853.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Csoton Aqueduct Department February IA, 1853.
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NoTICE.-PAssENGERs PER STEAMER BLACK WAR
~ ror, for Mobile and Havana, will please be on
board foot Of Harrison street, North river tomorrow
Friday,) Feb 25th at III o'clock A. ~, the ship will
sail at II O'Clock NJ, precisely All baggage not needed
on the passage must be sent down this day, marked
"passengers' luggage