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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.


PROPOSALS. FOR OIL FOR LIdHTHoUsEs;-
om,s - 1.n.S amA' gn.,d M.,05 e M
Separate scaled proposals. will be received at this office
until Tuesday the 18th April next At O'Clock p NJ,
for supplying the lighthouses the lakes the following
qualities and of OIL TO be delivered Ut the respeo
tive times and places named As follows, viz
be delivered at Buffalo New York. to the proper ofcer
authorised receive H. about tho 18th day OF May
strained and $500 six thousand 1--WE hundred) gallons Of
10 delivered on or about the 18th Of May next to tho
Collector and Superintendent Of Lights ut Oswego, New
York.
1000 sixteen hundrsd) gallons winter, and
900 stxteen hundred gallons spring oil.
Collector and superintendent Lghss at Pasburg New
York.
800 ave hupdred gallons winter strained, and
800 ave hundred gallons spring oil.
All Of the lots of oil to BIO delivered at the above
mentioned places for the lights the lakes In small
bound casks prime order free from leakage containing
the United States all the Of dam
age leakage being the charges and risk of the
tractor and all tests and inspections TO DO
made prior to tho transportation of the oil the
tractors warehouse or other place Of deposit.
All the oil contracted for under the foregoing proposals.
TO be subjected the usual tests Of specific gravity
such other be thought the
house Board before i VIII ss accented The winter strain
cd oil to remain mpd at temperature Of 81 dogs of Fab
OF 40 dogs Of Fahrenheit or lower.
bond with security TO the satisfaction Of the Depart
contract made under the foregoing proposals will be
qursd Of each contractor for the faithful
Torrance each contract The Board under the authority
Department the right to reject any bid
ts amount.
To be endorsed Proposals for oil for the lakes" and
placed in another envelope and addressed.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS Sceresnry.
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AGENCY,


A AERICAE AND FOREIGN AGENCY IN WASHING.
IN ton CThe undersigned offers his services In the
prosecution OF claims before Congress and the several De-
transaction business requiring
attention capital Persons having business vbh ths
Patent Indian Land Pension oces Or epy o ths De
partment in the Supreme Court Of the United Statts,
may rely prompt aud faithful attention 70 their inter
est Enjoying extensive foreign Acquaintance will an
derake And be responsible for the safe ran.mson q
stocks money portion Of Europe and attention Will
be paid the collection Of foreign clas Correspondents
viii be furnished with special References In whatever State
they RAY reside and in the prominent cities Of Europe
Washington, April l, 1853. JOS c. @. KENNEDY.
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM NyE, Y. A. RIcHARpsoN, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
References.
SANTrAeo--Hon. Baiie Peyton
Neutrality-suspicious. Alsop Co, Hemenway Co.
PANAMA-Messre CorwiLe, Bro. a Co.. Garrison a Frets
WIN. Nelson co.
LrvERPooL-Messrs Bowman, Grinnel 4 Co., William
Jackson, Esq
Capt Ezra Nyc, steamer Pacific.
BALTIMoRT-Messrs. John Henderson Co, Thomas J..
Hand n Co, White & Elder.
SAN FRhNcIsco-Mesfrs Flint, Peabody a Co, Hussey,
2ond Hale, Chas Doane, Esq, j, II Lyon, ESQ
BosToS--Messrs. Ammi &. Lombard, Esc, E. d. Brigham
4 Co, Glddtn Williams.
CkSToS-Nys Parkin GO.
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EXTRA PAY.

TINTED STATES SEAMEN's EXTRA PAY 0PTIOE,
65 Wall street, front Office second acor-Ocers sea-
and marines Tor the legal Of suh who
served United States vessel the Pacific from
June 1885, TO February 1862, entitled 20 double pay
Apply as above. y. ROWING, Agent.
TINTED STATES NAVY OFFICERS, SAILORS AND
Marines pay tor such Of you % served in the
Pacific during the late with Mexico, time from
1916 to 1852 Call the subscriber and obtain the extra
pay and prize granted BY Congress- MI Bsell
70 for you this pay has all the only lawful 0rm. Can
saving you Of time and travel expense and trouble,
promptly procure for this pay Apply, send your
Y. 5. Navy 20 South William street, below Wall street
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REMOVALS.


sIC.-REMovAL-sELLING OFF AT CoST.-THE
M subscriber having purchased the entire stock Emusic
and plates Of J. jacques 1856 Broadway, and being
obliged to in few will sell the stock of music
cost in preference to removing it, Persons wishing
music and music books at great bargains will ind their
TO call before buying elsewhere Sign the
door, J. N. Jacques.
HORACE WATERS, No. 1856 Broadway.
DEMOvAL-MANUFACTUR DEPOT OF BRUs-
III sse and Chanty laces transferred to No S2 Broad
just received by last steamer carton Of rich point
lace founces also one carton OF point lace dcm veis
DEMOvAL-THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COM
III pany have this removed to the of 9Th
and h street under the Bank where they
continue to issue policies approved Fire Risks
NJ. HOPPER MOTT President.
CiiAs. o. RIcHAnpsoN, Secretary.
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f.Sl,; .S.::. ssss y: iss.i;s H;s
s asssh sas Ss1s
e . sse e z?
@ taken :% IS ,%s .p s: b ssn
..n .e,hsry side between Ro::yst an, nd Pear:
part Al Pearl and Roosevelt Streets Centre
,ss and chs.% ns e %
Brosswsy All persons having objections
f ':s'i e. e ';s:'s
CrREEr DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
> Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
S.y st street sad s East .aS Pave
rssulsts and pave Thirty street from Eighth
S &. y q as
Va. thu feet
between and where the tagged
60 BE
A.a T1 csEs Ct
1o,.: NO Hall q EEooaD
has been Board Of st oa9b
s's sa 'Ss e.: Of All
% to p :os. Ss 18th
day Of April instantIApriIs 9, 1883
STREET DEPART NO: HALL Of RECORDS
Tuesday ID sosTo gutter and dag four
# sss sr.ss ! ns . :;
Fifth Lexington avenues 70 regulate and grade l2d
street. from Third avenue to Al to regulate curb
and gutter and Tenth from Forty fifth to Fifty
NTH street to curb and gutter and flag four feet Of side
walks Of Forty third street. from Fifth Broadway
Specifications to be had application to the contract
clerk OF this department JAMES FURY,
April O. 1853. Street Com whatsoever.
STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until Wed
nesday April 90 1853 to fill and regulate Forty frat street
from Tenth to Twelfth avenue and set curb and gutter
stones from Tenth to Eleventh regulate and grade
flag of side walk Of Twenty ninth
from Second to Third avenue Specifications to be had
application to the Contract Clerk of this Department.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
New York. April ii, 1853
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aDMDgIsIvaA1OH,s HOTTCRs.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers hereby gwen 70 the relatives and
next Of Kin Of Thomas Swae deceased and who
alleged TO have died inesate that shall apply to the
Surrogate county New York for letters admins
traton the estate Of the said ntete the 18th day
Of April next O'Clock in she forenoon Dated, Now
York March 49, 1863.
PETER B. SWEENEY Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM.
bers street-Notice is hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of John Reach native Of Ireland late Of
to have died interstate that shall apply to the surrote
upon the estate Of the said ntesta the 9Th day of
May next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrators.
Dated New York, April s, 1853.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bsrs streetNotioc Is hereby given. the relatives
and next Of kin Of Susan Hayes Of the city Of New York.
widow deceased and who alleged TO have died ntesats
that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the Of
said intetae the 9th day of May next at O'Clock in
the forenoon
PETER B. sWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, April g. 1858.
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THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST RoUTK-vAN.
derbilt line for San Aess:sAry Transit
the ma-Only lire giving through tickets including the
isthmus crossngThe favorite double engine steamship
No. 2North river a. o'clock precisely, 70. San
fast and popular steamship Sierra Nevada 1850
then the Nicaragua Transit route having bns twelve
miles OF land transportation These steamers
passed in their venstion and accommodations For nfor
nation passage at the lowest rates apply only at the
agency Of the company, No Battery place upstairs.
C. VANDERBILT, Agent
Passengers cautioned against the OF
hired of other lines None employed for this
line. mail bag will be made up 81 the ONCE.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved proved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments been
completed BY the assessors and are lodged the office of
the Bureau Of for examination by all
interested yizFor digging and building well in Fifty
fourth street. between Ninth Tenth The limits
embraced such include all houses
and lots Of lots pieces and parcels land
situated both sides of Fifty Ninth
Tenth All persons whose interests affected by
the above named assessments and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to their OBJ
eetons in writing to the undersigned at their office No
Hall Of Records within thirty the date of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department, April
II, 1853.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-JONATHAN STUR-
IN and Mary his WIFE aad Charles Leupp against
Ann Kline Cashsrine Kline and Henry Kline Summons For
hereby Summoned and required The
In this acton which ed nthe once Of The CLERK
Superior Court Of the city Of New York. ~ the City Hall In
ssd city the Ath day 1883 a.d " serve copy
ms sce No IL Nassau street. Of Pine in the city Of
New York within twenty days after The service Of this
fs t. sns.sr n. ssd scnpi..a within Vi: Tin.
rsAef demanded In ths somplaut-bated Feb. ~ 1888
HENRY =. CUMMINGS. PianNHs Attorney ii Nsssau u.
PURSUANT TO THE LAWS OF TaE COMMON.
l. wealth Of Pennsylvania, hereby give notice that
bave received commission authorizing take scknov
ledscments and proofs Of deeds &C. and oaths
within and for the State efkew York.
CORNELIUS CARNEs.
Attorney aad Counsellor, 10 Wall street.
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THE MARRIED woNAN,s PRIVATE nrpreAL

THE MARRIED woxAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL
Il Companon-By DR.. A. n. Mauricsau, ProfssesI Of
Desasss Of Women. Twsntisth editisn, lSae, D. Xs,
rs: 81 Year. q q physical ana as9s
the husband, might have bssa spared BY timely Dsssca
q this work INTENDED especially for ths nerHsS or
'sfTsts vn .H ,nssa b inosS y then
either budding into womAnhosd, the ohas H. ee>lss
years In whom nature eApee,
can discover the causes eymptoms and IRE noS sAesnt
remedies and the certain mode Of h
plsint TO which her sex Il subject. STs
Uxtract Of letter from EsaeIsman IN DAytoA OAal
=, v.u,or.r 10 Liberty ,t SxSaso.' Nay J. 's@
NY Dear sir-My wife has bssa psrscptbty smiling for
some three years more consequences o. ansuish
and suffering months before and duse e0a6ne-
ent-every successive more and dsntattna and
which waS the last occasion, desparsd Of
this Of things was inevitable and resnss nyssn 70
POUR BOOK highly spoken a. containing some MASTERS
Tss:sss the relief : nns and
the its impaired TO wife, learning tkas
discovery Of n NJ Dasomeaux provided arsmsdy
opened prospect 70 me which little scpoeysd re.si
my head in all human probability my wife would have teen
in her grave, and my children motheriess.
tits OF course, impractcabs 70 convey FUZZY tho
serious subjects treated Of they Of ctS
For sale at "a broadway, No Aston House And at TIE
publishing ONCE 10 Liberty street. New York; LITTLE
Albany; Joseph Tuckef Mobile Also T. r. Pttsr1cs 30
chestnut street Philadelphs On the receipt Of u acory
the United States All letters must be sddressS fo psd
TO DR. A. M. MAURICEAU once 129 Liberty street, New
York, or box ], 234 New York Post once
60 s 70
tlemsn who may desire It. free ofcxpenss sny
United States, " addressing - above
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE is HERE
by given to the owner or owners occupant or occu.
pants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
by the the office of the
Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persons
terssted viz For grading 10th street from Third
to Harlem river The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels of land situated both sides Of
l1th street from Third to Harlem river and
both sides Of First 100 feet inches north south
Of street All whose interests affected by the
above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to present their objections
writing to the undersigned at their Office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL. )
Ocs Bureau OF Assessments Street Department April
IL
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
S M oa
" u: s. Mail line for California and Oregon Aspnwail
M s:s$:s
sS h Nop X NAM At
ship magnificent E. will be in
passengers and sa immediately for San Franoisco The
s. Dorado viii be followed the 10Th Of April BY mag
nifeent double engine steamship Illinois $500 burthen,
f.. Nj snsrG connecting Pans
phens win landed the railroad wharf
Aspnwa free Transit Of the Isthmgs At the
WHITNEY at the sse Of the Companies III Wee. street.
A UsTnALIAF STEAMSHIP ooMrAsY-s0a P0Rl
az rp .s:assS sna syasy @ ss mag
1s
ssssass aa T W
s ' 81 ssts
@ sa class @ r6 o sa
"'a'''s' 'pP'Yh HOWARD i SON .s,nss a Broadway.
A UsTRALiA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
p Of ssa ca4 n ar hse %a M sas &
nearly new and beautiful sBrer ship NIMR9D, Gags
@seys ne and sal from New York for Mssoarhs r.,s
al ss a e ssJs @ he
9santc which provided for Tho q
and saa second cabin s Everything provided for she
ass g. sosR y
feet q luggage allowed each adult No erths will be
sss esS paid ssPD A osS
price $40 each children under years Of age han
@ M s . e Es
yided free charge The Nimrod saile
S light
s deem
been obliged stop any Tor supplies first class
T % MAY
TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-FoR NEW OR.
cry f. & ya I sail M s foot
S ~;
New 's Isans
s5isd,ss SsisS s s5s y
"
ZOE cHARLEsToN AND FLoRIDA-sENIwEEKLY
lssns st The once q $foE
s.s for Florida as follows Jacksonville si to Pia,ka
sssnssp
Collins carrying the United States mail will leave Pha
s ssRee T.! lie Wharf
rom New
%ssn ss' e P Si 'If sss asrs No. 81 NsIs.
vbarvtt; in Savannah. C. A. h. Lamar.
T,OR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON S. C.-UFITED
States mail steamship ISABEL, William Rollins, com.
mander splendid steamship will leave Charleston for
Havana via Key West The 18th and 3oh Of zach month";
and leave Havana for Charceton the sth and I'D or each
month. Apply 70 &0RDECAI CO., Charleston South
Carolina.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM:
~ Tany-Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwa and
Panama at greatly reduced ratesNo detention on tho
isshmus-The new and fast side wheel steamship UNION,
l,ooV tons Richard Adams, commander, will leave New
York for Aspnyau sNsyy RayJ from pier no North
river Thursday 9th May at o'clock r. NJ precisely,
cenreStng with the new and magnificent double engine
ward Dunn, commander which steamer win DO in readi
Immediately for San francisco Tho reorganization. and
ventilation Of the Winfield Scott all that he 10.
sired Her speed established the ysyage between New
York and Panama. and while the" ciHc coast IL
passed., Every cxerion will be the part Of the
company comfort expedition md safety Pas
will DO landed the wharf at hspilwa free,
taking the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets
for this line sold only 40 &c Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS CO, General Agents
mail bng made ct the above 0hoe under the
United States postage law Tor the convenience OF tie public
DOR sALE-THE STEAM FERRY BOAT WASHING
lying eatt Of Catherine ferry the Brooklyn side;
boat rs feet long deck engine stroke "a inch cylinder
ribs CUMBERsoR, No. Plymouth street resY tbe
Cath artr farrV Erfak
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MUSICAL.

4NOLIAN AND BOUDOIR PIANOS, MELODEONs,
IE musical merchandise, wholesale and retail. Great
bargains in pianos and second hand. Pianos with
without the improved @oi'an, made by Hallet Davis Co.
Gilberts patent boudoir pianos for small Dealers
teachers and supplied lowest rates. Pianos
20 let. T. S. BERRY CO, 2N Broadway
DIANOS.-GREAT BARGAINS, IN CONSEQUENCE
Of having 10 The advertiser offers SPLEEN
did pianos NJ greatly reduced prices for brancy
and hnh unsurpassed and warranted in every respect
Purchasers would do we'll to call and examine at the
CHARLES CARR.
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D eHpe1foneed s0I3eon o1Saohed 20 eAok shij
10 bestAs secured sn1A paAd for.
YpnpAR- n

np11SbK dStIfks 5 90, No. &c wan st., n =.
H&OWH Sn!SL411 60 Hvs.posL
JOHN MUNROR Co. No Is Rse Nssse Dsne dss
Victories PaEtG
emo. Ii. DRAPER Havre.
me owners II these ships w assountsos GOLD
SILVER buH0n epeoe jewelry, precious stones metals
unlsss bills Adng gnsd shsssr and ths vaus there
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Tor LIvERPo0L-UNlTED STATES NAIL STEAM
Vim depart vsk shs nails for sSrops pe.is.1y ~
Saturday, April , ~ II o'clock NJ, from hev berth At
equAed aoeonmodesicss fos elegance comfort apply
p.ss.uvs NJ -. \. .s ~ ~ No " al street.
The steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC and
sail April 50. -
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MEDICAL.

II o'ciock By Dr. RYAN, sxsensylting pAysistAs
to the Government Hospital Montreal AID lssturs s
HYoadvAy
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ANTHOLOGY.


MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
N1 Lover-Professor LawtOn, Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom will send to address, receipt of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen
devoted Of of the opposite their
hearts may desire The is simple but capti
vang that all be married. irrespective Of
POSITION and last though not least IL be
ranged with such and decaoy that detection s IN
possible Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass No
letters taken from the Post Ooe uness the postage paid
AATRIMoNY-THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF THE
1u Matrimonial Associa zion has been unprecedented.
description OF the number Of ALLAN that
since it's establishment would appear like The
plan lie nfasbe and be obtained by ALL with laws
regulations &C. by sending dollar to Mrs Theodore f.
Sanford, New York Post Ofhce.
MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
l1 skill in foretellng the future, has arrived and will
and love- by asrologic books science She tells
dies and gentlemen the Of the they will
ry, and the of her vster Mrs Alvin speaks tho
English, French and German languages. Residence 29
Bowery, stairs stanton street Once hours from
10 A. H. to 8P. N. Ladies so cents gentlemen ST.
CPIRITUAL MANIFEsTATIONs.-THE MEssRS H.
y D. BURKHARD respectfully invite the attento Of their
friends and the public TO the which they
truthful investigation Of these wonderful phenomena They
feel assured in saying that they will be able to satisfy any
reasonable mind to their being Can
at their n Hudson street from Sto II A.
to 5o'cock r NJ and willing to visit private families
If requested The aactsd invited TO call the
Of spiritual intercourse H. Burkhard has affected
tonishing cures.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
~ Jersey Railroad from foot Of Cortandt strsetJnited
States Mail and Express line thror al in four hours
in s a. m. and4 M 81 70; 9A.M. AID PM, So Second
class, by and Am. and Pm 81 30. Through tickets
Through baggage agents gAM and 81 M trains. Pas-
the trains
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They all rst class New York built shjr provided with
al requisite ARTICLES for the aud
and commanded BY Of experience IN the
Good. sep TO the subscrihsrs viii be Forwarded ses ron
BOYD HINCkkN. Agents, l64 Pearl street.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


A PARTNER WANTED IN A HoTEL-IN ONE OF
n the best summer resorts in the vicinity Of New YORK.
To person wishing to engage in this business with 900
in cash. this is opportunity None other need apply
to EATON SMITH, United States Agency,
corner Of John and Nassau streets.
THE ADVERTISER BEING ENGAGED IN THE
butchering and produce business Of the first class,
would like to connect himself in business with who
could furnish $500 5000 The best Of reference
and given. Inquire Mt l67 Blocker street.
HNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
i the subscriber and GEORGE DoUTHER il dis
solved this of the death of said George Do
ther All liabilities Of the firm will be settled by James
McDouga who will the business heretofore at
the same place. Dated Brooklyn, April $, 1853
JAMES McDOUGAL
WTANTED-A PARTNER, WITH GOOD BUSINESS
w qualifications and capital of from six TO ten thou
dollars TO take charge of tho mercantile department
business in New York The has conducted hs
and mercantile business in Phladep ha fol
twelve years and propose opening house in New
For particulars, address Tenk Co. Philadelphia
Post Office.
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ITO TRAVELLERS GOING s0UTH.-NEW, SUP ERROR,
a aud Economical Line between Baltimore aud Fredcr.
ioFshurg Richmond Petsrabur stanton Lynchburs Va
and Raleigh N. CThe vel known swift. safe ana com.
f2rtaeie steamer POW uATAN, Captain Carries e. Mitchell
running IN connection with the Richmond and Frederick
1nIf ard Rehend and rserfhurg Railroads leaves coa
meiee street wherf every Wednesday az o'clock
and arrives Aoeuia Creek next day In arle time 10
meet With the mail train for the South Passengers BY ths
aVoite anu economical route Afforded tho opportunity
i9r ooJ g eomiortelle nights rest whilst psns down
the Bay, or for viewing the beautiful scenery Of
the foorae river ~ daylight TIC improvements g}eh
lave reeety been made the Powhatan render her In
sired Frss class passage 70 frederieks6grg s Rich
dria Washington, S2-meais extra. forward calm
Psffnre 10 FrederickshuE s9 to Richmond Al m "a Pc
tsrglurg ~ 9-meals and dng free For further inter
mRt.cp ~ garfc aJpy 80 the captain on board or 20
CHARLES WORTEIkGTON Agent
CoMUsyce street wharf, Baltne!s
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CRAMERCY HOTEL.-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH
VI ionab1e hotel of Broadway and Twentieth
street. with it's extensive additions, comprising go
s ready for the accommodation of the public
The proprietor intends that this house shall continue de-
serve it's high reputation a first class hotel.
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nR. RALPHs OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO IL A. n,
~ And6to9P NJ, sundayrsxcspted at No. 6I Houston
stveet neAr Wooster
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW FUbAAHCAIIUNSs
TNOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IRISH, AND
Scotch newspapers also all foreign periodicals can
he obtained apple alton f. BRADY CO. importers Of
foreign newspapers s2 Nassau street Dealers supplied.
GRATIS.-NEw PUBLICATION-A POPULAR TREA-
VI tise the and Of nervously debilitael
health and enfeebed constitution that harass the
beset the of pleasure business and study and embte
old just published and to be had gratis by addressing
post paid, box loo Broadway Post Office.
NEW BOoK.-MRS ELLET'S SUMNER RAMBLEs IN
~ the Westi-being q concise and detailed account Of
tour by the lakes through the Western States
Territories first guide book for about make
the same journey just published by j. c. RIKER No i29
Fulton street.