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Passengers Arrived.

Mcdonald Miss McBeath, Mr. Prayer Mrs Prayer, Miss
Prayer VIM Cochran Mrs Fouds and three children Miss
Altman Mrs Bohen, Mr. Bohen, Miss Eliza Houston Fran
els Houston Mr. Houston, Henry Hail. Mrs Hail. Mr. Vim
Edwards Alexander Ross, VIM Cow, Capt Z Morriss,
Andrew faul, James Paul Arthur Freer II McFrayer A
Fndlay, Thomas Williams, Mr. Drysdae John Mather,
Mr. Jeammie Drummond and four children J. Jones, AL
bany, Charles Beard Vim Smith Charles Park Con way
John Coil, James James James Lowe, Robert Kelahin
James Love, VIM King, Benz Taylor James Hunter,
Mrs Bell Mrs Anderson and infant Rev Charles Glass Mr.
Thomas Bnks, Smith, Theodore Davies, John NcPher.
SOD. Patrick Barker-fS $50 in the storage.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Southerner-J Hunter, Jr. y
Davis, Coming, Granger. Witter Jr, and lady, G
Brown, Merritt, Fl Stevens, W MoDowall. Tarver
Porter, Jacoby, Cook II Bailey, Colvin J A c
Gray LADY ana two children Miss Morrell, Dir Condch-
20 In the steerare.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12-4 Pm.
Arrived-Bark Elk, Mayo, Boston brig Bermudiana
OBJ, 0uterbridge st AIMS Bay ia Feb ~ schrs Wor
cester, Rhodes, Providence Isabella Williams NYork
Cleared Schrs Louisa Kilham White Havana; Ann
Eliza Cake Rose, New Haven Isabella Williams STAN
ford, CT.
Disasters. &c.
SHIP ATAfAsTA. ashore the Rom err il owned by r
Mcneil, OF Baltimore and Others is about year old and
was on her first voyage. The followingis list Of her
cargo;-l,Ie6 hf oh tea 400 mdse 100 pkgs chairs
1915 rolls ting u order 6s1 hi ch John Cas- vel
llll nj CHI tea, VIM Perkins 1872 10. Goodhue Co; ~
pkss do Endico,t Peabody mdse Brown, Bros Il
Co, LOS cases camphor, Neal Rogers IA do do oil 2
c. mdse, Benz Newton "a do order 600 bxs go rolls
mating, / POI pkgs tea IL mdse trunk case tea
order 70 cs mdse David Hauden sons; 3, 1876 pkgs
tea, 30 cs slks A Lane Bros, 230i pkxs tea Thos
Rldridge 1900 do mdse rs SILKS pkgs md i9i
do, order do Isaac Moses Bros 10 rolls mating
order bx silks, A Johnston: 2 q ndse J T I'd.
monds = DO, Low & Bro, small pkg, n l. & Girls.
void 1913 hf oh tea, bx mdse order 10 pkgs mdse II
Pearce $50 bxs sSeeimeas. 50 6 chisaware 81 pkgs
chairs 10 do baskets 10 do acquered ware IL cs dse
VIM Wallace. See teegraphic reports in general news
columns
SNIP ITAIY-Fiftcen bales q cotton supposed from ship
Italy Of Bsth (abandoned and believed have
on Te were picked I'd and 80 i1s, lat 81 lon ~ 40
by the Gilfin, at philad.ipbs.
BARK ALABAMA reported by telegraph have sunk at
sea, was bound to san Francisco from Baltimore she
picked up and carried into 4 GATHERINGS by BRAZILIAN
patecho She sailed from Baltimore August 2s with
cargo o. coal and pot into Kin Iaueiro Tor repairs
whence she sailed again on the eth Nov desnatir n
BRIG NorTo-1he report Of this vessel having been
cordemned al Key Wet unworthy Of repars az
uactes from the Y Bulletin ia probably incorrect as
later acvices per Isabel report her 6eir Z repaired
BRIG hAS7ANIIIo In collision with sch Magnolia after
wards fell in with abandoned By brig 18th inst
cleared at Baltimore for Barbadoes BY samuel Hurlbnt
with cargo consisting Of 80 bbls faur $50 do corn
meal, 400 bushels and leo do pease The found
her starboard quarter stove snd her mamma 4 cut
apparently making no water teok from ner sundry ar
tcles such sails compass boat &c IL wa supposed
that she had been abandoned hut short pre- gou.
a. the clock found on board was stil running Night
coming ana the weather threatening q gale was
compelled TO leave her Nothing concerning the fate
the crew has been received
BKG EDwlRD, ut BOSTON 9th, from Manxanlo, spoke
9th ut Cape Antonio wNW II mies Br brig, not
understood 40 days from Navy Bay, In distress captain
and part Of the sick bound 70 the earet port Was
ported below NVrissns, ssbore Of Pass i'Uutre.)
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel Hon. Preston
King G., ogdensburg Chief Justice Murray California
Hon. II. A. Schoolco do; Hon. I. Hart Hyatt Roch-
ester; Captain Wooster, U. s Army Hon NJ I. Hatch,
buffalo Hon T. Van Buren,, California. Ex Gov. John
Iavir, Of Massachnsets and ex-Gov James Whitfield Of
Nissistipli. lelt the Metropolitan Yesterday.
At the Astcr-Captain Coffin Nantucket Ogden Miles,
Washington Hon. r b. Streeter Pennsy ania Colonel
Scranton, DO.
At the Americsn-L johnson, Washington B. l..
Merrill, Boston; Captain Pumer ship Agnes.
At the lrying-Hon. W. j. McApine. Albany; Hon. G..
W. Jones, Tennessee A. a. Hall Washington; DR. Per
Iine, I 5. Army; Major sanderson do W. T. Mason,
Msassippi.
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AGENCY.

NYE 4 Co. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER
IN chants Valparaiso.
WILLIAM =. FYE. ,. A. RICHARDSON. AUevsrus LoMBARs
Reference.
SArrrAeo-Hon. Baie Peyton.
vALpAR AIso-Messrs. Alsop Il Co, Hemenway Co.
FArAmA-Messrs. Corwine Bro. Co., Garrison Frets
VIM. Nelson 4 Co.
LIvERrooL-Aessrs Bowman, Grnneu Co., William
Jackson, Esq,
Nrw YoRr-Mssss Y x. Collins 4 Co, Goodhue 4 Co.,
Capt Ezra Nye steamer Pacific,
BsLriMopr-Messrs. John Henderson Co., Thomas j.
Hand 4 Co. White and Elder.
SAN FpArcIsco-Messrs Flint, Peabody Co, Hussey.
Bond A Hale, Chas. Doans, Esq, T. VI Lyon, Esq
BosTos-Msssrs. Ammi c. Lombard Esq, H. d. Brigham
a Co, Giidden 4 Williams.
CArroN-Nye Parkin Co.
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to the Hospital, Montreal
Broadway ''''''' INV A'''N' '''''A' o-'''
Tn. RA Ias OFFICE I HOURS, FROM TO 49,.
DR. X. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF 'THE. FEMALEs
and Dispatch '' MS 'A'a 'A' ''n
nR; WARD FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG, CAN
be consulted eeswis the hours of7 osock and
Canal street, exactly one door east Of Broadway.
HTGIAsTIKA,,A. SPEEDY SPEEDY , ANp CERTAIN cURr
ache and rhsumaism in the head and sure preventive Of
9tasE
and bol; successfully administered in thc form Of
Variable Sssds the
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, sS ca1 .l s sss
to prescription ind no relief may the close p
rs y
the ss,'Sz % a FL: asssa.s
q such nature as to unfaingy PpVdgss ths mSst salts
For sale BY tho propretors No. 81 Beaver sfsot PrioeN
NEWPORT WATER CURE WILL BE OPENED ON
The 5 1T sn an ss
BE oane %Sdre s' M Ell
YNUE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDlCAL COA.
panionBy DIR. A. ~ Mauriceau, Professor Of Diseases
OF Women. Twentieth edition, l6mo PIP. zf3 Prce 81
Years suffering physical and mental gush,
acctonnte wife, and pecuniary difficulties TO the hus
band might have been spared BY timely possession Of ts
work II is intended especially for the married. thsss
contemplating marriage IL discoses important secrets
which should be known to them particularly.
Here, also every femaletbc wife, tho mother-the
either budding into womanhood the other In the docn4
81 years. In whom nature conempates change
discover the causes symptoms and the most eoient
remedies and the most certain mode Of
plant TO which her sex Is subject
Extract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton OhisJ
L
DR.. A. M. MAURrcEAU, 129 Liberty street.
Ny Dear sir-My wife has been poreeptiby sinking for
three great anguA
and snerng months before and during her conhne
mentevery facilitating
prosrntng her putting her life in imminent danger and
which Was the last occasion dcspared Of supposed
this state Of thngs inevitable and resigned myself "
the worst. At this time, about two months heard
your book highly spoken Of containing mators
reaching case On tie receipt and perusa cannot
press you the relief it afforded distressed mind and
The JOY its impaired TO wife learning that tbs
great discovery Of NJ NJ Dasomeaux provided remedy.
opened prospect 10 which iste conceived was post
b But this another year would have passed.
head, in all human probability my wife would have bees
In her grave and my children motherless
is Of course impracticabls to convey moro fully the
serious subjects treated Of they Of nature strictly
intended for the married those contemplating marrAg
For sale at 20 Broadway No Astor Houss and At the
publishing ofcs 100 LIN srsy street New York; tts o.,
Albany; Joseph Tucker Mobile Aiso T. y Peterson. g
will 10 transmitted BY mall free Of postage TO ANY part
United States All letters must be addressed post palA
70 DR.. A. NJ MAURICEAU, ofnoe 129 Liberty street, Me-
York, or box !, 224 New York Post Office.
eont3ts the book will be forwarded TO lady
teman desire H. free oYpense 70 any part o{As
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COAL.

GoAL-sTOvE EGO, AND CRATE, ALL KfNDS
~ hest quality chsAp-seling on to close coaeern TO
dealers s TO Others less than present market prices
nnurs ~ che yard 40 fifteenth street. between Ninth
Tenth avenues, at ~ Water street.
NoAL.-THE VERY BEST QUALITY or PEACH or
" shard ash and stove ssss we'll screened AID
delivered good order under cover 1T per tos TIA
sloess siss fo~ grsesrs always had Qssrck
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Clipper schooner VIM Dolliver, year old has been
purchased in New Bedford BY Capt G Patterson and
Others OF Nantucket for the whaling business to be
manded by Capt 2.
AUNCHRD-At Medford, on Wednesday morning by Mr.
Jas Curtis superior ship of $50 tons called The Com.
petitor, owned by Messrs VIM Weld 4 Co She will
load for California in Messrs Gdden williams Boston
line Of packets, under command of Capt Moses Howes
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rmthutiiinA, March l2.-Fire Bodrd-s1. 0b0 Lehigh
Gt - lte9s - GOO Gin inna.s6's 102I 81 coo do WV
6's 10 ~ 0eo Reading BIDS ~ rs; 81 00O Kentucky
g. los1 s.tS state 81 "a Is Lehigh Nav sax; 40
]; lbo 90, IS and int Tx; 700 20 IS liz; rs do h
u 800 do in lots, cash, l7 400 do b. Is $50 Slate
u ';cld, b. y 90 Morris Canal cash % 200 Nav
ercai Bank, cash. tSl4i do 5 esq 80 u 5
l.i 81; 100 Reading RR b5 AZ; loo do, S. AK;
ftnpa Bank, ls3 ~ Union Canal, l5H; leo Beaver
= low. Ssk; 90 Reading RR. AZ Aftey Board-ss4
- Int, %; 100 Union Canal BIS, 1871 so Kensngton
: 70, 90, 100 Lehigh Nav. san 900 Long Island, b5,
- oodo, b and int Is; 200 do. g. 1sk 1sO Safe Hi
ke.d IN.
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ANTHOLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HRR
M skill foreelling the future has arrived and will far
who address her She nteprets dreams law matters
and by asroogy books science and tells her visit
the person they viii myrry Mrs Alvin speaks ths Bns-
sh French md German languages Residence $50 Bowsry
aP. N.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER WATCHES JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE.
1t retail at much less than the usual prices
yERGESsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jergensen watches received by arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
feet time keepers.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND
quarter second Watches for timing gold aad
Splendid gold pocket ehronomsters which run wthsvA
variation. wATOHEs.
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some In hunting cases.
DIAMOND wATcHEs
for ladies, some In magic cases.
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH wIuD
MP and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold epne watches, four hslss jsweled
Cold snsmSlied watches for the ladies. 8
Gold English patent levers. hunting 6s o
Silver patent levers ~ low A.. -
and all other styles Of wsas. At equally low prices
rings pins bracelets finger rings and Crosses
for sale at much less than the usual prices
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings eol
keys and ssa gold pens and gold and silver sl
and silver spsetacies gold toothpickS charms chssns
chains DO SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie halves napkin
time, or the money returned
All kinds of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
GEORGE c. ALLEN.
importer watches and ewsry Wholesale and retail No.
IL Wall street, tup stairs) near Broadway.
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RESTAURANTS.

TAKE NOTICE.-TO CONNOISSEURS OF TERRAPIN
u have just received splendid lot Of egg terrApins
which serving up at my establishments, and will be
pleased 70 furnish the TO who wish them,
either dressed or in their natural state offs
superior quality picked. The above articles
will be Forwarded with despatch any part this the
adjacent cities by THOMAS DOWNING, No. 8 Broad st
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GRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC-
torsseaied proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
A. also with tho Of the
tie and the date its win be received
the Office Of the Croton Agueduot Department until Monday
the 2is day Of March 1853 at twelve o'clock M TO build
with the necessary receiving basins and cuyer in
from the In Sixteenth street to Fourteenth
street being length about 3 feet The plan Of the sewer
and specifications for the building OF the and all other
Indignation relating thereto DO obtained application
to the Water Purveyor, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York March IL, 1853
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN MARCH g. ls53.-THE FOL
ID lowing report received from the Street Commis
sioner referred 30 Special Committee and directed TO be
zion. ID. r. VALENTINE, Clerk.
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner report to this
Board at the next meeting whether the Of
Estimate Of Damage and Awards the matter Of
have made report; and If when made whother
have been paid to other counsel commissioner
in the matter Of said opening and whom paid the amount
paid copies Of the receipts by whom tho bill OF costs
taxed with Of suh bill Of COSTS Certificate Of
taxing ocsr and copy Of all othcr papers, adavts DO,
connected with said bin Of COSTS in the matter Of the said
opening Of the Fourth ALSO the Of the Com
them. DANIEL +. TIEMANN, Twelfth ward
The Street Commissioner accordance with ths annexed
resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen, respectfully
REPORTS:
That the Of Estimate and have
made that tho Of eighteen thousand thirty
two dollars and nineteen cents paid TO the
and the Of fifteen thousand hundred and forty
six dollars and cents paid to Henry Dayies
attorney and counsel the 3st day OF December 1852
that the charges taxed BY Geo. W. Rib
let Clerk Of city and county Of New York the t
December 1852 and that OF the taxed BILL and also OF
the receipts of the commissioners and counsel and of all
other relation to the matter flo in his depart
msnt, annexed hereto.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioned
STREET DEPARrMENr}
March 8, 1888.
SUPREME COURT.
the matter Of the application Of the Mayor Aldermen and
Commonalty of the city of New York relative TO the
ing Fourth avenue from street to the
northerly line side Of l5th street. in the Twelfth
Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards Of said city
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E'oE sAv !.A,a THEM NV AND SPLENDID sIDe
Celli.. ssrryns II; u.is;a state. mail v leave PA.
O'Clock from the wharf above Vine street In spssl
and strength and in for the comfort
Of this shp i Ia.s
q Georgia Leaves e. above every sternss ws!sssdAY.
wharves in Savannah, c. A. l. Lamar
FOR ALBANY DIREcT;-N0TIckaTHE NEW AND
Il elegant steamer JOHN L. LOCKWOOD, will leavs ths
ps. foot q Ns,h Third street williamsburg Tus.aay
street Nev York At o'clock For freisht and -
board ct the foot Of North Third street williamsburg
JOHN L. LOCKWOOD
T,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITRD STATES
j. mail line The new and splendid steamship ALA
BAMA, c. D: Ludlow, captain will leave Saturday.
March T. ISIS at SSSsk Nh fsSm pier No NsEsS
The FLORIDA, NJ 5. Woodruff. captain. on Saturday,
fare, these ships have no superior on the ocean.
ToR CHARLESTON AND TLoRIDA-.sEMI WEEKLY
steamer soUTHERNER " Foster commander, win Leave
pier No North river Wednesday March l6 ct O'Clock
p NJ precisely For freight apply on board where all bills
OF adng will be signed and for passage At the oce Of
sPOFFORD, TILEST0N CO., - South street
Through tickets for Florida, follows TO Jacksonville.
$3l Pilatka $S3.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

/ NITED SIAIEo MAIL oIEAMsHIF COMf AM
the great United through weekly
States limo California and Oregon Wis As
pinwa and Panama, leaving New York the 9th, 18th
Goth, and 18th Of each monthGreatly reduced priceThe
splendid States mail steamship CRESCENT CITY
1890 tons burthen Rodney Baxter comm ander will sail on
foot of Warren street. North river The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamer OREGON
will be in readiness at Panama to receive the Crescent Ctys
mails and passengers and ssi Immediately for San Fran
April by the United states mail steamer Georgia, 5000
tons burhen, D. D. Porter, u commander, connect
magnificent new mail steamship John L. stephons.-
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company always keep extra
steamers at Panama TO ensure immediate despatch For
freight or passage, apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
ut the office Of the companies III West street. Of
Warren.
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Z. DIN > n IL NJ,
!. 0. BARKRR,
]. WOODWARD.

HohAUfArION or QUIT RRNTS FINANCE DE-
Yertmeat New York City, March 1855 Ia provided
I.ss that any person or persons desire
duty the Comptroller
rate Of six and the production Of evidence
that The and all paid the
treasury shall b the duty Of the Mayor and Clerk 70
tions fer committing on single lots, where the quit
rent reserved on larger tract by persons who
desire 70 sell and give title free from noumbranoe;
.nd the rule q The Sfhos. as learn, hs. bean MOI
join in the Communication The counsel Corporation
has avsa opinion that there legal objection
separate unless boon special
between the former owners tho payment Of
according the provisions Of the ordinance
cevng satisfactory evidence that the paid
the release not than the charged the
portion Of land be released prior arrahgsmen be-
tween the owners A. FLAGG, Comptroller.
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MARITIME INTELLIGEHGE.

AB- all packages and letters intended for the NEW York
HERALD are requested 10 be sealed.
ALMANAC yoRK-THy DAY
Sun Rsfs. q IL MOON RISES morn 81
SUN SEES. ...........6 03 HIGH WATER. IL %
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In Brse&lys. March n. y Rev 4 nmendosf, wn. Il.
WngunT TO HAloARn T., daughter Of r. l. Lana, ESQ.
In Charleston, .. c. nursday evening, Feb. a. In
tho First Presbyterian Church. by the Rev. John Forrest
Mr.. CaARr1 AcDouoAu TO hiss MAHaAzEr A., Only
daughter Of the late Robert Pspna Rsq OF that city
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIroR-

MIA At great rsdu:tion in pr.s.Ths nsw. splendid
and fast sailing steamship UNCLE SAM 1000 tens) VIII
Liam A. Mills commander Will sail fer Aspinwa Mon
day March H. at p NJ from pier No. North river The
steamer the route having her two former voyages
pctitors from two to ave days. HsT good
qualities as . seabost and accommodation passengers
much superior TO other steamers her speed No
will DO spared tho part Of her oosrs
scnd tho through with expedition comfort and
safety For freight at extremely low rates
ply TO u. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlandt street.
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dor NEW ORLEANS-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
passenger steamer ECLIPSE, Sturgeon, Master will
leave Louisville Ky, for Now Orleans and intermediate
ports Thursday the 18th inst at o'clock r. NJ
For state rooms, apply to o. q. MOORE 10 broadway
LrOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
Cavendy commander will leave pier u North rivor ON
Saturday March loth O'Clock, Pm For freight apply
" ''@''' 'a' IUEIx1 pLEAsANTs, % Fr,a. street,
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Dee 80 s62I tax and allow the preceding bill Of costs
hundred and forty three dollars and eight cent?
City and County q New York. ssDsamue jones' Jr Of
@ and . s i o tho
matter and that the items charged in the foregoing
costs the Of the herein
by Commissioners while in the discharge their loyal
duties and have been actually ncsrrsd by the said Commits
sioners.
This deponent further says that there have been ae
tuay hold six hundred and ninety meetings OF Commission
Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled matter
six hundred and ninety dacront days and that he
informed and believes said Commissioners will be euirsd
hold additional meetings before their
be presented to this Court for confirmation
before mt. s. d day Of Dses9SeF 1862
gSigned) ALEX. p. SHARP, Commissioners of Deeds.
SUPREME COURT.
In THE MATTER OF FOURTH AVENUE.
COUNSEL FEES.
Motion to appoint Commissioners Of Estimate
Advising with the Commissioners as to their du. "
ties, and as to tho various legal questions which
from time to time during commission 30 90
Arguing motion TO confirm report and arguing
the objections to the Same .............. 500 90
500 90
New York Dee. 20 1854
hereby certify that the above counsel
proper Signed, MURRAY HOFFMAN,
y. d. CUTTING.
COPY RECEIPTS.
Opening Fourth aUenEs hsS g to One Hundred and
Dec 81 1s52-Reeeivod from the street Commissioner
being in full for Comms oners fees aud charges above
matter. Signed, s. JONES,
Dec. 81 lss2-Recoved from the street Commissioner
cheek No for fifteen thousand two hundred and forty
dollars and cents being in full for counsel and at
Attorney and Counsel for Commissioners
Which directed to be printed and published all the
corporation newspapers and referred tho Special Com
mttse consisting Of Aldermen Donmsn, Francis, Barr,
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CTEAMER FOR AUSTRALIA, VIA THE ISTHNUS OF
- Panama.-The substantial steamship UNICORN, Capt.
W. f. Lapidsc, having beautiful accommodations, will be
dispatched from Panama in the early Of Apr for sgd
ney New South Wales under steam and She will
take limited number OF first and second cabin passengers
who leave New York late by steamers March
for Aspnwa The attention Of persons wishing to avoid
the around the is invited to this opportunity
Apply to ROWLAND ASPINWALL,
"a South street. New York.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
IN line-through to San Francisco vim Aspinwail and
Panama at greatly reduced rates No detention the
Isthmus The new and fast side wheel steamship UNION,
a 800 tons) Richard Adams, Commander, will leave New
York for Aspnwall Navy Bay from pier North river
Tuesday April at o'clock M, precisely connecting
with the and magnificent side wheel double engine
steamship C0RTEs $40 tons, Thomas b. CropPcr, Com
mandsr which steamer will be in readiness Panama to
receive the Unions passengers and sail Immediately for
San Francisco The and ventilation Of the
all that be desired Her speed Established
the between New York and Panama and while
the Pacific coas Is unsurpassed Every excrtion will be
the part Of the line comfort expedition
safety. Passengers will be landed the wharf
pnwn taking the Panama Railroad and cautioned
tickets for this line sold only at % Broadway
DAVIS, BROOKS Il Co. General Agents.
mail bag is made the above office under the
United hostage public