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F0r freight or passage, aIply to

EpWxRD k COLLINS \ co, No. So wanss., N r.
BROWN, SHIPIEY CO. Liverpool
T.. g. ROBERTS CO., l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO., No. Us Rae Notrs Dame des
Victories Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre
owners ofthese ships win not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewery precions stones metals
unless bills adng signed thersfs and the value there
Of therein expressed
THE STEAMSHIP ANDES, CAPTAIN HUTCHINGS
vii ariI for nh tina and ~ sIlr,t Foe
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u proposals endorsed Propessi for ss~sr
= " r.
aa sss Ks: sss ;:::s1s
Il . s No S.a Il :ss.a
Sudins s tho same ether
nermaion relating thereto obtained application
NICHOLAS DEAN;
PRESIDENT Of the CrotOn Aqoea act Department..
THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS, OF Tue BOARD
Of Assistant Aldermen, will meet TO hear eoeseions
ssaas S Sss1ssa Sisssy
City bs So a KY HAN
+ S$d$6aSS$ EShb
nassh i'll vs.s
$ 4 Z &:
and ss :sn ,ss
= SS.syy a.. sat ss:
ssns rs. On
and sss rule :SS once ,s,sa rs
Las 1,sn sSHi:n Tia. there legs. sSJsstisa
between Inc former The paymen. of
according TO tho provisions Of The ordinance ro
,svins evidence that the % Be- paid for
portion Of land to be released by prior be-
tween the A. FLAGG Comptroller.
CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the owner or owners, occupant or oceu
pants Of all houses and let's improved rnmproved ands
affected thereby that tho have been
completed by and in the oice Of the
Bureau Of for examination n inter
essd viz For fencing lots Ninth and Tenth
Streets west OF A. The limits embraoed by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
between avenue A. and First avenue. All persons whose
Affected the above assessments,
who opposed to the either OF tcm requested
the date VI this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, )
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department March
Z lSJ3
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~ ternatioraI Arrange ent5.
sampson Low, Son Co. british and American book.
sellers and pubishers ~ Ludfats hill London have de-
vo their extensive and comnan ding proses to the pub
Geaton and sao OF Amercan works Their arrangements
for securing the earcsb
England Of American hook Of Interest Mo benefits
the sale u works ported reprinted by them being In all
cases. participated In by the authors thetY pubhors
and, where nooereary, tho copyrights secured.
Nessrs Low Son Co., literary agents, In all matters
connected with International copyright undertake the fulfil
nept Of the 10 secure the benefit thereof
The proper forms regulate TO be filled will be forwarded
application and information afforded
pondents, where requested.
The pubihers Circular, and Conceal Record Of British
and Fer ign Lit rature IL pubshed by casrs Low Son
on the LIT and 18th Of each month and will be forwarded to
any part Of the world payment Of 81
THE work contains complete alphabetical list all new
hook published in Great Britain every Of
published abroad special attention being given to
full and ueef lt If american hooks 1t regularly
suppicd eirset from The once or through Messrs
agont, Mr. NORTON, % Chambers street, York Re-
frees-New Yori-Mcssrs. Harper 4 brothers, Mossrs.
Bangs, Rrtthers Co. Boston-Messrs. Iittls Brown
Mcsfrs 1ieSner Co., and Messrs levitt 4 Co.
CrATIs.-NEw PUBLICATiON.-APO POPULAR TREA
W tise tue and Of nervously dcbiisAted
health and enfeeblcd constitution that harra the
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old Just published and to be had
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GRAFTON KoTTCE.-PUBLlC NOTICE Is
ty given To the owner or owners ocou pant oceu.
thereby, that the following assessmc nts have bees
ID by tho Assessors, and are lodged In the ocs oil
ID via. ;--for regulating 10Th street. from Second
o Harlem river. The limits embraced by such os-
iots pieces aid parcels OF land sitnated on both
I1gth street, from Second avenue TO Harlem river,
9th sides OF First avenue, one hundred feet ten
orth and south OF llgth street. All persons whose
are affected by tho above named assessments, aud
opposed TO the same or either of them, requested
ofhce No. Hall Of Records within thirty days
date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
bureau ofASsassments, Street Department, March
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IIONIESTEAISSs

II INGSIAND HOMESTEAD AsSCCIATION.-THE
IN subscribers 10 the Kingan Homestead
call at the Office OF the association No I'll Chanbes
Thursday, 18th inst when blsneas anoe viii be
laid te.ore them. Office open day and evening
j. BUXTON, Jr., Sec'y.
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Of therein expressed.
THE STEAMSHIP ANDES, CAPTAIN HUTcHINGs,
f Is cu NAH hs snd 2,
$ IL aaa tsH
i ssy st. ST. P Ds;ssss H., js ss l. K
A's 81, a. SiSSs$s tx
1 sss I asiissSiSTshi S Esis: Sss s III Is
S;$fA si "A q; +
rhsy are 'ahs ships provided With
ss .sn e. ss M T. sss ,ss ssa
any eArsei eSf 5AS'i nHssE cni m Pearl street
slip asn sam SlhsA
Co., FROM PHILADELPHIA :,
SSy q Iaasasstsr sasardas, Sprss
o'S q rsoM IIvrspoo, May H.
C Ci.y g Gassow Wednesday April %
saloon so, s5 and ss iaecorains state rooms,
Of d
sterling at
Il Exchange place.
STEM i BETWEEN M NEW YORK AND Glasgow
ns fsss @
Craig eon,mHnder win sail from Glasgow, Wednesday,
Bin @ third vs. away
passage From LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AYpoLAs-
on the most
ts Of ns %as
and sSs
as rs also sm y the
all w snd Eng
Carrying ne United State, ssooay
aps
s:ansed.s: VIII sail Nsadsy March n At :c,ssst T n
c Ts A s :. 3
8 ssa ss
as Ne ~ y % e.: s b SsH
s' x i ss ,Ss Il sss
road wharf Aspinwaii free Transit Of tho stSmus a.
.eamers Rate. Psn.aa SAN Francisco on
cHHTrs Fat At s or g
II West street corner Of warren. ''' : '''
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALTFoR-
s ans .s@sp ucE a %
liam Mills eommandcr viii sail for Aspinwai Non
ss rs Ss
al hs1 s ~o to s % n
qualities as sssbeat and for passsngss
Efforts win DO spared the part Of her
pyso ~ MILE Agent s'5 q coita And Sire: ssreo. r.
| NEw YORK AND SAN, FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
At sa to han ras via on s
a
Hfw York rsssyp % o hrvs x n s
noss at the Unions passengers and sail
n h1a
ss s's the
Every easrtion WIN r. made TIC the as
landed ON the wharf, at apnwn fixing the Psaams Rs
Eng b4's sa
Tie Puzzle @'a states Postage '" the
AUsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR PORT
rh NEW
about as 5 n 30 3 f tie q *: s
nS and II Is v % 70 as c 81
steamship il the world Her accemusdations for hrsl
aps svr a S' ss & ss sa ss
@ The R sl s1s @ For
'-''s' !. howard 4 SON, Agents, "a broadway.
UsTRALIA PACKET LINE--FoR PORT PHILIP
"A Melbourne &c-The clipper lark TIL ECXIEA
Joseph Webster commander to sail the 18th March,
lively This ship Is fitted out in most Superior manner
pressly for the for comrr and
bathrooms &C.. com, ined with which tho well
pereEce Of her commander who has and
known the passenger trade will insure fer thogs who
sail In her every possible facility will lie
make her equal to those which have peeeed her in this
line y the ALus and Peytona the superiority Of waic Is
70 Capt: hNToNIo rLILETIER, props &. % |afi
board, pier II East river foot Of Piss street.
kUSTRALIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
N ets.-The nearly and beautiful clipper hssx
OREGON, goo tons burthon Captain Ihos a. Higgins
At her BERTH pier II L. having just sompe sd
VOYAGE around the world viii succeed the up as tho
eighth ship Of this we'll established line and sail New
York for Melbourne Port Philip thc 10Th March, punrt
tuslly The Oregon the only true clipper ut vessel
present advertised tn Her cabins smy
Ngh and well ventistcd, and fitted up In the
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PORATION NOTICE. aLIC NOTICE Is HERE
aiven, to the owner -, occupant occupants
houses and lots, improyt Inimproy cd lands affect
rely, that the following -ssments haze been
by the Assessors, and dyed In the ONCE Of the
. Of Assessments, for ination by all persons in
I'd, vis-For building In Nineteenth street,
eighth avenue to 100 feot ~ Seventh aveaue. The
embraced BY such asses,t include rll the several
and lots Of ground vac ots, pieces and parcels Of
ituated both sides OF tenth street, from Sixth
hth avenues the e.4t i Of Seventh avenue, LOO
nth and south Of Ninet IN street, hld the west
Sixth avenue 100 feet zen and south Of Nineteeath
All p<rsons, whose interests affected by the
named assessment, and who opposed 90 the
of theIn request 81 present tSer objections IA
z, 10 the undersigned, at thor Office No. Hall Of
ls Nihin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
. WILLIAM GAGE,
- CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Bureau Of ASSESSING nts, Street Department, Masct
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TT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
bic notice hereby given that the following petit
been prosecuted Ia the Board OF Aldermen.-To fiag
four feet vide OF sidewalks Of Second avenue from
eighth to Thirty fourth street. All persons tntcrest
ng objections thereto are rogue ed 70 present them
ng 70 tho undersigned, at his okco on or before the
Of March, mat.
JAMES TUREy, Street Commissioner
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iET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
uo notice Is hereby given that the following resou
have been presented in the Board Of Alieriaen To
the block of ground bounded by Thirty fourth and
yfifth streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues. To
the block 81 ground bounded ty Thirtyt third and
fourth streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues. AL
Us interested having objections thereto requested
cnt them In writing, 70 the undersigned, at his eiee
before tls Goth day Of March inst.
oh 10, 1888 JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner.
,FORAT1ON NOTICE.--PuBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
given 60 the owner Of owners occupant occupants
houses and lot improved or unimproved lands, affect
reby that the following have been compet
the Asscssors and lodged in tine office Of the Bureau
easements for examination by all persons Interested
For regulating, paving setting curb aad gutter and
ag Forty ninth strees, from Eighth to Ninth avenue
its embraced by such assessment include all the
.sss lots pieces ana parcel: land situate on both
the east side of Ninti avenue, 100 feet north
'outh Of Forty ninth str All persons whose
sts Affected by the o ave named assessments,
no opposed to tho sa,H. or either Of then, are
ted to present their obje'ti in writing. to the
ned At their office, No Of Records within thirty
som the date Of this MOTIF
S $ISEHA. ' S $aaE, A'''.'''
y, Bureau Of Assessment .reeet Department, Naych
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REET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
rubc notice hereby given that tho following petitions
been presented IN the Eoard of Aldermen 70 flag
from Twenty eighth to Thirteth street. To regulate
and guttsr, and nag sidewalks in Fertyf street.
avenue from Eixhty sixth to Ninety sixth street All
ms Interested having objections thereto arc
before tho 18th day sf March instant.
rob 8, 1853. JAhESFUREY, Street Commissioner
sEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORD5-
ubc notice Is hereby given that the following pet
have heen presented In the Board sf Assistant Alder
vide Of eastery sidewalk Of Third avenue Forty
to Fertycigth street To regulate enrb and gutter
tag four feet Of sidewalks in Forty street. from
dwsy TO Sixth 10 dag space four feet wide Of
alss in Fourth avenue, from l2th 10 sd streets and
repair carriase way All persons interested, having
tan thereto requested TO present them in writing
undcrs snsd Mt his office, before the 18th day Of
h inst. JAMES FUREY, Street Conn ssioner.
~ IA
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ITO OWNERS OF sTEAMBoATs-DAvISs METALLIC
Lite rreserver Is the best safest and cheapest Of any
in and just the thing required y the fate law Of
Ctu, Cell and see the article,
LVhni5 :. CURTlSs, sole agents. 2ia Fulton street
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN, MARCH g. 1s5s.-THE FOL-
ID lowing report received from the Street Commits
sioner referred 30 Special Committee and directed
ton D. r VALENTINE CLERK
Resolved That the Street Commissioner report this
Board at tho meeting whether the Commissioners of
Estimate OF Damage Awards in the matter OF the
Ing Of the Fourth avenue from Thirty eighth to th street,
have made report aad il when made whether
moneys lave been paid either council
in the matter of said opening and when paid the amount
taxed Nth copy Of such bill of COSTS certificate of
taxing officer and Of all other papers adavit
connected with said bin Of oosts IN matter the said
opening OF the Fourth ayenue also the names OF the Com
missoners and when thy entered the duties assigned
them DANIEL +. TIEMANN, Twelfth ward
The Street Commissioner with
resolution OF The Board of Aldermen, respectfully
REPORTS:
That the Commissioners Of Estimate and have
made report that the of eighteen thousand thirty
two dollars and nineteen cents paid TO the commission
and the fifteen thousand hundred
six dollars paid TO Henry H. Davies
attorney and eouDsel the 3st day OF D,oember 1852
let Clerk OF city and county Of New York tho Both
December 1852 and that Of the taxed BILL and also Of
the receipts Of the commissioners and counsel and OF all
other in relation to the matter file In his depart
ncnt, annexed hereto.
All OF which Is respectfully submitted,
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT.
March {, 1853
SUPREME COURT.
In the matter OF Mayor Aldermen ind
Commonalty of tho city Of New York. relative tho opcn
ing Of Fourth from Thirty to the
northerly line side Of l35th street. in the Twelfth
Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards of said city.
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LN0R CHARLESTON AND FLoRl DA-sEal- WEEKLY
Untsd Ssases Mall Line The sysrite aud fast going
steamer sOuTuERNER, W. Foster commander, viii leave
pier No. North river Wednesday March l at o'clock
NJ prssissy For iregh apply on hoard who're al bills
OF iadihg Will e signed and for psa6Age at the oce
SP0FFORD, TILESTON CO.. 43 south street. ~
al Pilatks &s3
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RIO noUStKEEPERs AND oTHERS-BY ENcLos
g dollar to the subscriber shall receive pie d
retio make and apply bearfu preparation for
renoyatirg Ito interior wale and ceilings OF dwellings and
other buildings 1t ao unriv allied for outside walls fences,
&C. a il car be colored TO any ntthe eest Is trin and
1t retains its hrliancy many yeara 1t will be found far
preferable and durable than any OF the Ordinary APP
Of whitewasher Send your address 80 Artisan
Ias.La t. ...lA
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nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY BE con-
suited Mt Ill. Office where he has praotsed hs profes-
sion for the aet twenty two Hours from A. n 70
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DVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
1GBEE THIRD PAGE. "a

~ .a|.>.>(--~ess~.
&sEE THIRD PAGE. "a
CORPORAFYON NOTfUss. 's-.s-.
|-tRoroN AQyEDUcT DEPARrMENT:-To CoNTRAC-
the q he
mailing sss same and ths date o. the
arsuent unsi Monday the 18th day Of March 1855 q Y
q sd Win sss
nsh e 'es Line Of ssssnn ssas
for e. Of ne :, a ND al
rsn can b obtained On
PRECEDENT Of tue Croton Aqueduot Department
New York, March !, 1852
yRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARrMENT-To CoNTRAo
tors-SesIed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
M %sins ne s
The Once Croton Agnsauet
build with the necessary reoesvDs basins and enl
Wooster street from the sewer n Canal street
The sewer and for the building Of the same
all other Information relating thereto can be obtained
President Of the Croton Aquoduct Department..
|t0RPoRATI0N NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICES Is HERE
uss Il s houses improved or nnnProysa lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
bureau Of Assessments sxamiaaten, BY all persons
viz regulating Thirty street 81 from
include all the several houses aud lots ground
can't ios pieces and parcels Of land ,isnassa on e@.a
and both sides o. First avenue, hundred feet
nth and south Of Thirty Seventh street All
and who are opposed TO the Same either Of them
t. ssS sa Il II
rty days from the date Of this notice
9H4EEFs ?qfSseSBIsr Assessors.
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| CLICE TIE BREAD EYEN--TTIS CAUTION IS NO
- longer necessary in those families whore the patent
br.cd slecr has cen introduced Its
tat any erfant Of ordinary um?ton fail
eGectuily. Tbs tradt supplied by =. p. TOREEY &
John treet
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CURE OF C0RNs, BY MADAME BERNARD N0iU
~ Bowcry east side between Broono and Delaney srets
Madame respectfully informs the public that she
dueed her price in order ENABLE 70 he free from
eorn tnnions nails grown in the flesh, &C., without cans.
ing the eas Pain Persons be attend
ed 10 al home, Madame BE- reedonce, from until
q Cloyi. r. n
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USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FoR PORT
IA Philip Melbourna and Sydney, Australa.--rh mag
nihsen. steamship GOLDEN AGE 5000 tons bn,thea
commander will DO despatched for the above ports
about the 18th Nay This steamship Of the size and
strength end In every way equal to tho Collins ns Of
steamship in the world Hex accommodations for hrss
cond and third class superior to thoS
steamer built Rates of pasage:-Firt class ladi
salocn S75 first class cppar saloon $780, second cas
$40; third class $500 The hooks For freight
OF passage apply 70 ,o>,
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nR. RALPHS OFFICE HOURS FROM 0 TO II A. n,
~ aud 20 r. NJ sundays excepted. ut No 6i3 Houston
street. Wooster. ~
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VoU WANT TIITsR-LooK AT THE WATER
you daily and YOU will it full of dirt animal
cu,r do better than the Glass
fter sold at $40 broadway for 81 So Reeooct il
mn.endod by those who have usodi It,
VINO WANTS WHISKERSY-IF ANY SUCH THERE
w 10, Let them Grshams Onguent. In six weeks it
will force ti6 beard to strong aud thick, and will
stain n!nre the skin This remarkable compound Is ths
discovery f tho celebrated chemist Leihg 81 Per bottle
Sent % pait Of TIE country Il. &. GRAHAM, IS ANA
street, FoNler's Building
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Ty0R sAvANNAH--TIIE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
IL wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA Capt..in W
Collins carrying tbs United states mai, viii leave Phs
o'clock A M from the wharf above Vine In speed
AID strength and in for the
convenience Of this ship is
from New York pha SCI steerage The State
Of Georgia leaves above every alternate "Wednesday
Agents in Philadelphia Heron Martin, No. S1a North
wharyes; In Savannah, c. A. L. Lamar.
EoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.uNITED STATES
IL mail line. The and splendid steamship ALA
BAhA G. !: Ludlow, captain, will leave on SATURDAY.,
March ~ 1888 att o,siosk r. n from pier No. North
The FLORIDA, N. s. Woodruff captain, on Saturday;
March 20 1873 For speed strength and
fare these ships have NO superior the ocean.
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TYR. CCBRETT. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
- ham and William streets may be colsulted at his Of
fee. Hours from A. N. to 10 p H. NJ B.-Dr. c. ~
Of the New York University See his diploma IN his
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TT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
bic notice IN hereby given that the following rssclu
been presented in the Board Of Aldermen. TO
parts Of SIXTY second street not opened by
ceded to tho corporaton 20 open those parts Of Ss
street not opened by law, ceded TO the oorpo-
to open those parts Of Sixteth street not opened
eeied to the corporation Also, the following Pc
TO nag space four feet wide through sidewalks Of
avenue, from Thirtysccond to Thirty fourth street
pave said avenue from Twenty eighth 20 Thirty
street. All persons interested, having objections
are requested 10 present them, in writing to the
ed at his oice, before the twenty third day 81
instant. JAMES FURRY,
York, March H. 1853. Street Commissioner.
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MEDICAL,


A MEXICAN FLUID MAG %EofA-TtE SAFEST AND
~ aperent for hie5 and children, agreeable
Tho taste purifying blood aud Ia both double the
half The price Of En- isb preparation.
hotties at q and 80 cents To he had n. King Leroys
Broadway sanas Fulton street and all respectable drug
gets. HoLBRoOhE, MARTIN CO..
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CIEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Ccmpany's
steamship GLASGOW, a. N2 TONS 40 horse power Robert
Craig, commander viii sail from Glasssw On Wednesday,,
turday March 26th at o'clock ut First cabin
loon state rooms SOU do do. midshp dol S5; second
bin $O third class $0stewards fees included. Apply
J. MeSYMOE, IS Broadway.
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nR. WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDYNBURG CAl
~ be consulted 1ctwiat the hours off o'clock A.
10 o'clock r. NJ, daily Ohce at the old established plac
Canal street, exactly door east OF Broadway
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Ey DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
uhli1 notice Is hereby EiSs1 that the following pc
psvc and lay cross walks, in Tenth avenue from
hrd to Forty NTH TO open regulate and grade
TO Hudson river both street. from Tenth avendo
river; l3lst street, from Teuth avenue 10 Hudson
30, the following rssolution:-Ts FAR northerly
= Of Forty. ninth street between Broadway and
avenue. All persona interested, having ohectic.
requested TO present them in writing 70 the IN
ID, at his office on or before the 2st day OF March
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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TAR. X. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF THE FEMALEY
IL Friend In Need" DO consulted at hi5 ofn0e 81
Bowery Advice gratis bi card in the Picayune, SvY
day Courier and Disrateh
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(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMRNT-To CoyrR r.
~ torssealed proposals endorsed for SOW er In
avenue A. also with tho the mn
e same and tho date cfis win 10 received
re once OF shc Croton A9ednct Department until Monday
sewer with the receiving basins cuverts In
avenue from tho In Sixteenth street
street being In ongth about JOB feet Tho plan
and specostions for the building Of the same Other
information relating thereto he obtained
TO tie Water Purveyor, at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN
EsW SsSA, AsgSs ~ 49,
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DAssAGE FROM LIVERPOOL LONDON AND GLAs-
Il cow &cc.cTapscott,s line Of paeksts-W cit Tap.
arrangements the most favorable terms TO bring out
eengcrs, in the same expeditions heretofore
from Nil parts Of Great Britain and Ireland by their
9uaed line Of packets san from Liverpool three
twice each month They also remit money in the
kafe manner hitherto in lar small by drafts
payable sight in all the principal p'aocs yh0ut
land Ireland Scotland Wales, France, and Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

A UsTRALIA PAGKET L!NE-ToR PORT PHILIP
"A Melbourne, &c.The clipper lark TIIECXISA,
Joseph Webster commander to sail the 18th March,
lively This ship Is fitted out Superior manner
pressy for the for cOmors
being unsurpassed h any slip nov in parl;
pereEce Of her commander who has besa long and
known r the trade will insure fer those who
sail in her possible facility will lie spared
70 make her equal to those whch have proceeded hsr this
ine ny the ALus and Peytona the superiority Of wac Is
already known tho public For passage freight apply
TO Capt ANTONIO rEILETIER, Proprietor, 90 Wali
street. Overmnnn Grrner Consgnccs q South street.
board, pier II East river foot Of Piss Gtreet