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MIsCHLLAHROUS.


GRAPES WISHING TO HAVE THEIR
" grape vines pruned will please leave their orders at
s. Spring street, corner Laurens; 447 Hudson street.
corner Norton; 81 Delaney street, Of Forsyth
1872 East Broadway corner Of Rutgers street; 266
Greenwich street. Warren, which viii be promptly
attended to BY b. c. GARDINER
IRON BEDs1TAD wARTRoOsfs AND CHEAP SPRING
Mattress and Bedfing depotITon bedsteads 81 to go;
the healthy spriDg mattress, &c, &c to $50; the new
elastic ish beds, pillows quilts, &C. ALSO pure hair mat
srssses al warranted. Hotels steamcIs and seminares
supplied promptly to order Please call and examine 81
Bs3 Broadway, above Spring street.
DIAPER H.ANGNGS-FRANCIS PAEES h Co, Nc %
i Chambers street. (next but TO Stswart's,)
Of Broadway oser at wholesale and retail s most
extensive assofncn Of every quality, of The richest
style Of decorations i'm atons OF oaks marble Je The
most ,tu woIkmen are employed 70 hang the papers.
DR WILLS, VETERINARY sURcEoN, FOR TE8
IL purpose Of dcvoting all is time 10 horses sent 10
his nhr1nary FOR medical treatment has given up his Of
acc n Thirteenth street but will visit the city daily for
the purpose OF attending TO all orders left at sent 10
the Union square Post Office before II o'clock
Orders delivered 10 OF the drivers Of the Manhattan
vile stages viii also meet with prompt attention Veto
rnaFy Institution Tooth street Eoomingdse Large and
wcll ventilated loose boxes, and paddees The best IN
Ameriec.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
vl lover-The most captivating and perfect instruc
tons will be sent 70 any address receipt OF one dollar
post paid Address Madam Do Forrest box No 70 Broad
way Post Once
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FkNE MANKIND WoHANS PRIVATE ME1HOAB OQ4s
psron--fsy Or. A. ". Eaa-iceau, Professor IL Dth.
oi Women. r~caoth edition i6mo PIP. 2bS. FBop
81 Years OF suffering ct pity sica' and mental anguin
TO many aectionate wife and pesunary dBSHlsiss -
the husband might have been spared by timely p0ana
sion Of this work 1t IL intended especially for the
ried those contemplating marriage 4 dss2osss ~
poant secrets which should b. known 70 them pars1
hrly.
Here, also, every fenals-ths WIFE, Vie notAss-ne
one either budding into womanhood, o. the oth@ - -
decline Of years. In whom neture eontsmplates IN ps
most efficient remedies, aud the most certain ne1D e
cure in every complaint 70 which her sex ID suSjsst
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton, 0hAl
DR.. A. N. MAunczAu TO Liberty street,
Ny Dear Sr--Ny wife has been perceptfbly sinking ~
some three years Or more Y consequence q b usas
eonfnement-every successive Que moro and more dsh
Eating and prcstrstins hsr, putting her life In zann
danger and which was on the last OCCASION ssspAred q
supposed this state q things inevitable, and -
signed myself TO meet the worst. At this time (nov
about two months heard your book highly spohsn q,
O. containing some matters resohng my case On IT. =
afforded my distressed mini and tho JOY H. pa9ss II
parted 70 my wife, learning that the great diseovs1
o. TO ms ~Si.a Es. ssnosvsd was pos 81
for this ere another year would have passed over 1y
head IN all human probability wife would have hssa
In her crave and children motherless.
lis, of course npracicabc 70 convey more fully ~
serious subjects treated Of they Of nature sri
" intended the married those contemplating naR
At the publishing Office, 12e liberty street. New York;
Little Co. Albany; Joseph Tucker NOZZLE Also I. T.
Peterson No. 90 Chestnut street. PhiadsapAia- On "
postage to any part Of ne United statss All stAsa
must be addressed post paid 70 DIR. A. n. kAUNCKAU,
Office 100 Liberty street, New York, or bon LIZA Dsv
pamphlet Of sxtss. pagss more fuzzy szpAi,i.g ~
contents Of the book wfn Sc forwarded TO any Ady e
gentleman who may desire t. free Of expense - any ~
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HtROToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT. 10 CON-
" tractors-Sesied proposals. endorsed Proposal for
sewer In Forty second street." also with the Of the
person making the same and the date Of its
presentation, win be received at the Office Of the Gro
ton Aqueduct Department until Monday tho It'll day Of
March, 1861 at II o'clock NJ to build sewer, with the
necessary receiving basins and cuvers in Forty
Lexington avenue to point hundred feet north
Thirty eighth street. with lateral branches in Thirty
ninth Forteth and Forty first Streets terminating at
points about hundred feet east OF Fourth avenue the
whole being in length about 2507 feet The plan OF the
swsr and specifications for the building of the same and
IN other information relating thereto be obtained
application to the Water Purveyor, ut this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croten Aqueduet Department
New York Febrtnry "a 1853.
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LIMITED STATES MAI STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ON
" meeting With the Pacific Mail Steamship Comp~ny
carrying the great United States Nail Only IN ugh
United States Mall line for California and Oregon VIA As
pnwah and Panama. Greatly reduced psices. The spsn
ad new and double engine U Nail steamship GEORGIA.
600 tons burthen, D. d. Porter, H. Navy Commander
will sail Saturday, March 9TH, at o'clock p NJ, pre-
cssly from pier foot Of Warren street. North river for
Aspinwan direct. The PQ dc Nail Steamship Comnany
magnificent steamers TENNESSEE and N0RTHERNER
will be In readnS At Par 20 take the mails and pas
eengers Of tho Georgia. and Fail immediately for San
Francisco. No sEcris pared on the part Of the
companies to ss1n Their paaengcrs through With exped
Non, comfort and rafcty. Passengers will DO landed at
the railroad vbsr ~ Aspinwsn free. Transit Of the
Isthmns Of tho expense. For freight pss
segs apply TO Gtss. A. WHlfEyY at the oaioe o. tbc
Companies, III Wcs, > rect, eorncs Of Warren.
VANDERBILT r. NE-IHE SHORTEST ASp CIIEAP
est Iouic fsr san Franeisco.-rho Accessory Tran.
vt Company lS Nicaragua propretors. Only line giving
through slcls including The sthmus crossing Through
in advance - sho msil The double engine steam
ship TAR py TiiE WEST 1900 tons burden win leave
from pier No. North river, clock r. NJ precisely,
Saturday, Mar III 8, for San Juan del Norte direct
Meeting with the regular Pacific steamship the
Nicaragua Transit route havrg but twelve miles Of land
transportation. These steam ships unsurpassed in
their accommodations and ventilation. Passengers are
cautioned against the approximations Of hired
for other hnes-none employed for this line. For in
formation passage st The lowest rates. apply emily 70
G. VANDERBILT, Agent No. Battery place, up stairs.
mail bag win be made up at this efioe
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CORPORATION NoTICE--PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given TO the owner or owners occupant or oocs-
pants, OF sn houses snd lots improve una we'd
lands affected thereby, that tho following
have been completed NJ the Assessors and lodged N
the Office of tho bureau Of Assessment for o<snason
by oil PERSONS interested via :sor tagging sidewalk on
she nsrhery side Of Twenty street between Fh
and Sixth avenues The limits embraced BY such
nsrt include all the several houses and lots OF ground
vacent lots pieces ard parcels Of land situated tbs
north side Of Twenty fourth street. between Broadway
and Sixth All persons whose interests aect
90 by the above named sens and who opposed
70 the same or either Of tbe requested I, present
tnoir objection In wflting TO the undersigned al their
office No. Hall Of Records within t,lry d,ys from TIC
cate oil this notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. polsE SAssessors
CHARLES bpNlELf.
Office, Burcsl or Afsessments, Street Department.
Feb % 1853 -p
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CORPORATION NO1ICE-PUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to tho owner OF owners, occupant or occo.
pants, Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
havo boon completed BY the ASSESSOR and lodged In
the office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
by all ycrens interested vis:-For regulating Eighty
third street, between tho Third and Fifth The
limits embraced BY such xsses1nen include all ths
parcels Of lands situated both sides OF Fights third
street between Third and Fourth All pei sons,
whose interests affected by the above named
snens, and who opposed to the same, either Of
them requested 70 their objections in writing
10 the undersigned at their Office No Hall OF Records
within thirsy days from the date Of this notice.
CHARLES j. DobGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Office Bureau o. Assessments, Street Department Feb
1874
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HURE OF CoRNS, BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. lo7
~ Bowery. east side, between Broome and Delaney
streotsMadame b. respectfully informs the pubic hea
she has reduced her price in order to enable every
to be free from pain and fees confident in promising that
abe win remove corns bunens nails grown in the Zeal
&c. without causing the least pain nconvenienss
Persons can be attended 70 at home, ct Madame B.
residence.
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CT. NICHOLAS BANK.-THE THIRD INSTALMENT or
- twenty five per cent Of the cap stock OF ahs bsuk
payable at the banking rooms No. Wall sirees, On
Tues day next, March /. X. s. OAKLEY, Cashier !.
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1SxCFTSI0R LINE FOR AUsTRAiIA.--rHE SrJINDn
II clipper ship PANAMA, is now rapidly LOADING at
pier Is Fast river, and can yet take 600 bbls freg
aud actonn odate few moro cabin passengers. NAs
and has rorcr been zen sre hos iosoe .he posgs
and has jusa rstds3 iron shanghae IN ~ days sle
has performed the voyage tsud hore, oeh and
receiving full cargoes II tie aphSng shersme Of ecvc
months 4'' twenty 'i Srxa Syaoagox. on zip
L'oE MELBOURNE AND FoSI PrI..:s:. AtsIRATIA.--
In The splendid new sean o. Nosp S 1
nave nav despss hs as se
sci IL remarkably sharp nd is EXPECTED make very
quick out She hes spIendR a'somin6tesloh tor a.
passage, apply to MAILER & LORD, les Wall st.
Orr Mr. sDauSfP. Lord gees oct IN this vessel 10 estak
Iish commission ho1se AZ Aaecusne snd would take
charge Of any consgnnen.s rtade " Him. Tor further
information, apply - above.
K>oR SYDNEY, AUsrRAIIA--rHE Nj CLIPPER sHr
Il ST. THOMAS Captain MerriA, having four hfths
Of Der cargo engaged, viii have immediate despatch
scohd class passengers persons destined for Australia
VIII end to their advantage 70 eSamine this superior
s s sias or s1sefs
s 80 Beaver street. q <IIAun & RAlCliEN, 100 and
lo7 Wall street
yINIE AUSTRALIA PACKET IaNE-THE BEAUrIFJn.
J. clipper ship 1ii:oxENIA win be de-patehsd on her
regular day, early in March The propretors Of this line
call attention to this splendid vessel and refer 10 the
prompt rannsS in which their former ships 1.-THE A'bus
and Peycria) h&le siie. from this port To persons
intending to visit Australia this line Oilers tie advantage
Of fast vessels elegance of and every
fort to render the voyage ars bic being commanded by
tried and experienced captains, d provisions urnahed
on the most liberal scale, An esdy appssaon ia u,por
Wall streer, or TO ovERHAN 4 CRUNER, 2ssouth st
EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIcHsIoNo-
II The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L.
Cayendy commander, will leave peg - North river
Saturday, March 9th, at O'Clock p NJ For freight up
ply on board aud for passage
LCDJAM & PI1ASA.spS o. Tloat street.
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VNEMoRE, ROBERT CO.. STOCK, NOTE, AND Elk.
wv change brokers, dealers in specie and gold dust,
Continental Bank Building, No. IL Wall street.
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NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT NTrM

NEW YORK AND PHlIABF1JTUA-DIRkCT UNITED
IN SatesNau and Express Lines through In four hours
New jersey Railroad via Jersey Oty-Isaving New York,
p NJ Fare in the sA. NJ and 4P NJ, - rs, and in the
"a and 5h r. NJ, %. Leave Philadephia at /, and
"a. NJ, and 6k p. n For frat class, %; second d.,
Is and . A. n and I T. NJ o. 30. For Baltimore,
Washington, Norfolk and Chariestonthrough tickets
Sold and through baggage carried, in the and A. NJ
and and w ?. NJ Rnes from New York. Passengers
with baggage cross the fery ftesn minutes before The
trains leave
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUmJC NOTICE. Is HERE
~ by given 70 the ownc- owners, occupant
cnpants Of an hosscs and lots improved uniprovsA
lands affected thereby that tho following assessrns
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the Office Of the Bureau OF Assessments, for exaIina
lion by all persons interested vzFor nsgsiog sidewalk
on the eastery side Of FIFTH avenue, wsen Twenty
by such assessment include an the houses sni
lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land
situated on the easte-y tide Of Fifth avenue between
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth street All pcrs on-
whose interests effected by the above named asaes
nents aud vhe opposed TO tho sa1ue either Of
them requested 70 present thsr objections In writing
80 tho undersigned at their Office no. Hall q Rseo ds
within thirty days from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGL,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Ascs sors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau o. Assessments Street Department. FEB
1S6a
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IEl1ED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
u Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
earryink the great United States NAH - only through
United states Mail Line for California and Oregon via As
pnwall and Panana.arsaty reduced prices The SPLEEN
did and double engine Uaited States mail steamshp
ILLINOIS, 500 tons burthsn, H. j. Hartssene u. S. N,
Commander, viii sail Monday, March 81 at o'clock, p
NJ prsescly from pier At foot Of Warren street. North
river. The Psci6c Mail Steamship Oompsny's m,gni6
cent steamer GOLDEN GATE viii DO in readiness At
Panama 10 receive the Illinois, mails and passengers and
sail INN edaeiy FOR Fan Francisco. As Golden Gate
performs ner trips from Panama to fan Francisco inside
Of IL days. beating all other steamers the Pacific from
to az days and her accommodations only equalled
BY her sonsort, the Jno l. stephens; No efforts win
be spared the part Of s to send their pas
sengsrs through with expedition comfort aad safety Pas
senyers Wall be landed at thu railroad wharf
free Transit u the sthmus at she passengers expense
Persons securing through passage by the United Sisa
mail steamers from New York, have preference Of 40
conmocation on board the Fac6c mail steamers Ratios
OF fare FROM Panama Francisco The fayora-
BIZ terms. For freghs o. passage, apply 70
CHARLES a. WHITNEY,
At the Office Of the ceranies III West street eornsr
ofWarren.
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AThNTED, $100.-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN HAVING
w the amount to loan for two months, have
large room, genteely furnished in first class house,
for the use Of It, until paid Address A. b. c. Broadway
Post Office stating where the parties may be seem which
will meet with immediate attention.
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vJ>O ARTISTS, DESIGNERS, Acme HUNDRED DOL,
l. lars premium The government Of the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanic Association, having determined 60
procure new diploma be used at the Exhibition The
present year. hereby offer premium OF hundred dol
lars for the best original design for one Artists and
others who may be disposed TO comrctc will please send
their drawings 10 the secretary before Saturday
the 3oth day Of April next. Each drawing must have
mark upon IT, and must be accompanied by scaled
envelop bearing siuar mark, and containing the ad
dress OF the party sending It. For the design which shall
be sdoj by the executive committee, the above pre-
num will he raid. Tho other designs will be returned
thcir respective demand. Any further intor-
nation may BE- obtained by application TO the Secretary
In behalf Of the government.
FRED Il. SIMPSON, Secretary.
poston Feb "a 1s53
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r0RPORATTON NOTICE-PCBILC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given 70 he owner or owners. occupant eccu
pants OF all houses ard Lots improved uninipro
have been eorpeted by the Assessors and lodged in
the once OF the Bureau OF Assessments for examination
by all persons interested vs-For regulating setting
curb and gutter In Thirty fourth street, from Fourth TO
Second avenue The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides OF
Thirty fourth street, from Fourth 10 Second
All persons whose interests affected BY the ADORE
named assessments and who opposed TO the Same
either Of them requested to present their objections,
In writing to the undersigned at their oee, No Hall
81 Records within thirty days from the date u this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors
CHARLES HcNIEII,
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Feb.
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HtORpORATION NOTIFY PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given 10 the cvuor owners, occupant occupants
al hoasss end lcts improved uninprorcd lands, az
frcted thereby tctthc following have bscn
completely the Assessors snd lodged Ia the office
If the Bntstuof Agreements Zoe examination by all
persons interested, VIZ FOR Gsgging sidewalk tho
southerly ride a Iwer; ninth street, between Fourth
and Lexington avenues. The limits embraced by sun,
assessmon include all the several houses and Iots Of
ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels Of land situated
On the southery side o: fwonty ninth stTeet between
Fourth and Iexiul ton All persons whose in
icess Affected by vae above named assessments anil
who oppotsi 10 the Same. either Of them.
suesied to preeent their objections in writing TO !hs
-srsgncd nj their Office Nod Hall Of Record within
tbirty days from tho date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE !
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessos
CHARLES McNIEII.)
CGiee bureau Of Assessnen.s STREET Dspsr Ioen Feb
o. 1859
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1lROvINE OF CANADA -RECEIvER GENERALS
Office Qrnhac. Feb 4 lAha-TenAera viii be re-.

DROvINCE OF CANADA RECEIVER GENERALS
L Office Quebec, Feb. I, ls53.-Tendera win be
hundred and three for debentures Of the Province
TO be Issued under 10 vie chap % An act to establish
. Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund for Upper Canada"
In of EI00 f250 and to limited amount At cas-,
currency each twenty and thirty years. to the extent
Of two hundred thousand pounds currency Interest," six
per cent payable semi annually upon presentation Of
coupons Parties to state tho appoints required and to
head their tenders thusTenders for Dcbsntures TO be
issued under 10 Vic Chap. D." The Of debenturs
be seen at the several banks m London G. w. Ham,
1ton Toronto Kingston Montreal Quebec and 1t this
Office. 4 p. TACHE, Rec. General.
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YxrAsTIINGYON AND aRORGEroWN pIREcNRY.-

vyTASIIINGION AND GEORGETOWN DIRECTORY
w We have received from the compiler, Alfred Hun
ter Esq., this valuable publication In addition to the
matter usually found In such books, that of Mr. Hunter
contains Congressional Directory, alphabetical list
Of persons holding Office and their salaries, guide for
strangers and great variety Of useful statistics It
not fail TO obtain extensive circulation among our
citizens and strangers visiting the metropolis TO whom 1t
must be Of great value This valuable work ID afforded
at the low price Of So and il for sale at the store OF
ALFRED HUNTER Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining the
United States Hotel between Third and Fourth streets
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A USTIALIA.-FoURA SSlSrA Mt Stew Rf)s WANTED
n on board ship Panama bound to Port Philip. None
but competent persons we'll recommended, need eppy.
R0SSEIL x NORTON, =. Old clip
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AJEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD--New York
IN to Burlington, st. Johrsbury 0gtensbarg, Mon
trea and intermediate towns Tickets b. procured at
the New York and New Haven Railroad Office ga Broad
way. Express trains Leave at A. NJ, aud ) 80 p. "
baggage checked through. Freight BY the roirosd
steamers from Peck slip every day at 3 TN. Bills OF
adng Furnished. Price reduced. p HYDE agent, 1852
South street New York
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These ships having been bu by contract
government SERVICE every las been taken In their
construcon-as in their enginn to strength and
speed and their accommodation for passengers are I'M
equalled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool IN frst
cabin $40: in second cabin s70 Exclusive uo extra
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York. $50 and eos.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

ED-THEME1nOPOLJTAN, FOR MARCH.
u CONTENTS
~ /. Flight Of Plus TX. from Rome, in 184S.
2 Short Answers to Popular Objections against Re
6gion
). Catholicism in 1900 and 1882
4. Japan, its Religious History.
s. Catholic Worship (poetry.)
g. Social Influence Of Catholic Theology.
I. State Education.
s. Authorship in America.
o. Notice Of the Right Rev Or 0Higgins.
TO- Literary Notices.
IL. Literary Intelligence.
IL. Record OF Events.
Terms.-Thc work will DO delivered TO subscribers 10
The principal Cities or sent By mail free of postage at
~ per annum. in ADVANCE single numbers nsA cents.
viii be gent by mall 10 address) free of POSTAGE
for year. FOR S. copies for $I0 thirteen copies for
$40 Subscriptions received and the work supplied to
yossers and others, by
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EsOR IIvkRPooI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
IL ARCTIC Capt. J. q. Lace This steamship viii Dc
part with the United 5ates rasil for Europe yey
saturday 9th Msch Al AZ O'Clock from her dock nj
the foot Of Canal street. No berth secured I'm paid Tor
For freight or passage having unequaed aeon, aoda-
tOns for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD f. COLLINS CO., 60 Val street.
PASSENGERS sre requested TO be board al IL !. r.
The steamship PAtC wiz succeed the ARyrC and aaii
ieta March, and the BALTIC win succeed the PACIFIC
aud sail April 2nd.
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Il haid lamps, grandolcs. mantel oandelabras gas fix
tures CHANDELIERS also silver plated albata castors
baskets; table forks 81 per dozcn Spoons So ivory
handle tsbl. cutlery, bronzes, vases, clocks so. NOR
GAN, 152 William street. between Fulton and Ann oppo-
sile the church.
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OFFlCE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, Is BROAD
~ way, New York, February -, 1s53-The fourth in
stamen of dollars each share OF the increased
capital stock Of the above company will be payable ut
the Office Of the company the 18th day Of March next
dAy of April next BY order of the Board Of Directors
FRANCIS SPIES. Secretary.