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CTREEI DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
.n. been 4. 81
those parts street
sss.s the
e: AS
n " SAID % to
Ssrssnsd at his ONCE before the third day of
New 'i York, March II, 1883 Street commissioner.
CTRERr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
o.. hsS ss X: s: ~
iSs lax s in Tenth
Ts.s 70
!s S.s sss o.ls:ias !s::latissTs Dag se1Ss si
sSss avenue HAVING aHs
thss.o present. ths In wrin 20 sho I'M
'1 JAMES fG iiS ss &c may
.s.n has sssa pIe'.n,ed dag
T-any eighth e Thirty Street Ali persons Interest,"
ss 3. ss.. In
,0.. JAMES FUREy, Stree. Commissioner.
CcRPoRAMoN .NoTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
sss :.s sss:s !, Il: Z. 4,
avenue - Harlem river The lnits embraced by sush a.
ssssmen include all the several lots OF ground
vasAns los pieces and parcels 81 land situated both
des OF psh street. from Second Harlem river
and on hosA sides Of FRS hundred feet zen
nssresss are affected BY the above named and
VIE Are opposed 20 ths same either Of them
q = s z:sa " s. shs sas
Gbsn che date Of this notice. -
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, \
Once, Bureau Assessments, Street Department March
T. 1853
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THE MARRIED w0MANs PRIVATE NRnIcAL o(

THE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEnIcAL DON
panisn-Ty Dr. A. T. Mauriosau, Professor Of Diseases
Of Women. twentieth edition, 1Gmo, pp ~ Priss -
Year. % ssnsrr3 Of Physical end mental 80
hand might have sen spared BY timely posaessn Of tns
work INTENDED espssisliy for the mayfeA or thcoD
contemplating marriage dissosss npsTSait sssrsSo
Here, also every fsnaistks Wife ths HeSAss<As enc
either budding into womanAoeA the Other As dssliDo
Of years IN whom natsHs shaaees
can discover she saa.ss sympeomn and s nese sssaS
plant " which her ssx n subject. ~
Nxsraes OF letter from ssntisman n Dayte1 Ohts)
DR.. A: n. MAvsIcsAv, - Liberty street.
some three years more ef snel0
and suffering nonths before and durie& - eonAneA
msnt-eveFy successive and more dehA1eAetng ~
which MAS. on &. Iss eesssos dsspssi e. y sspsesl
ire worst At this tine now about two nektkeJf hsa
your book hssy sts: Of e Ssssrnas - nssss
pssss !. You The relief sasr1sd my astrSs1 I'D ssa
The 10y impaired 70 Wife leaghng taA Ne
great discovery Of H. NJ Dascnsaux provided arsnsdy.
~ But for his Gro another year would have ysss{ over
10 her grave and my sbisdrss nothsrlsss. } 10
IT, OF courss npraetoabs 70 convoy fully tAe
intended the married those eontsnpang nas5sos
publishing Once 10 La .lty street. New Tof Iv4s Co.
Sy 1Ssrs Tsss S On a e: II =
will Be .rsnsmitted ~ mall free o. postage ssy paS q
the United states All letters must be Addressed p> paid
70 DR.. A. N. nAURICEAU, once ~ Liberty SlfssA New
York. or boz ~ New Yssk Post once: .....
s BOOK viii %Ss: q ~ ss ss
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
" tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
also with tho of the making
the and the date Of it's viii be received at
the office the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday
the 2st day Of March, 1853 at twelve O'Clock NJ to build
with the receiving basins and culvcrts
from the in Sixteenth street to
and specifications for the building of the all other
information relating thereto be obtained application
to the Water Purveyor, at this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton AIueduct Department
New York, March Il, 1853.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CON-
~ tractors-Sealcd proposals endorsed Proposal for
in Broome street, also with the of the
or persons making the and the date of its
ton will be received at the office Of tho Croton Aqueduct
Department. until Monday the 2h day of March, 1853 at
" o'clock NJ to build with the receiving
basins and culvert in Broome street. from the
Columbia street to Eldrdge street being in length about
300 feet The plain Of the and for the
building of the and all other information relating
thereto be obtained application to the Water Pur
veyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, March L. 1853.
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CTREHT DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF Records
Public notice hereby given that the folio wing petitions
have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen Gag
nss from Twenty eighth to Thrtleth street To regulate
sssS and gutter and flag sidewalks in street.
Hxth from Eightysixth to Nnetysxth street. All
interested having objections thereto requested
70 present. thsm in writing the At his Office
ON or before the 18th day OF March instant.
March 9, 1853 JAMESFUREY, Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO HALL oP Records
Public notice is hereby given that The followas petit
dermenTo reset curb and gutter and flag space four
feet wido Of eastery sidewalk Of Third from Forty
second Forty eighth street To regulate curb and gutter
and Gag four fset Of sidewalks in Fortyath street from
sidewalks Fourth avenue from 10th 1924 streets
also to repair carriage All persons interested having
objections thereto requested them in writing
the undersigned at his before the 10th day Of
March inst. JAMES FCREY, Street Commissioner
March TO- 1853
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CTRET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following rssou
tens hsve been presented the Board Of Aldermen
fence The block Of ground bounded by Thirty fourth and
Thirty fifth streets, and Fourth and Fifth To
fence the block Of ground bounded by Thirty third and
Thirty fourth streets and Fourth and Fifth All
having objections thereto requested
before the 10th day Of March inst.
March 10, 1853. JAMES FUREY, street Commissioner.
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the Of
u and lots improved unimproved lands
ID thereby that the following compet
Cd BY and IN the oce Of the Bureaa
Of Assessments for examination by all Interested
For regulating paving setting curb and gutter and
1agging Forty ninth street. from Eighth to Ninth
The limits embraced by such include all
s houses lots pieces and parcels Of land situate both
aes Of Forty ninth street. from Eighth to Ninth
snd the east side Of Ninth avenue 100 feet north
and south Of Forty ninth street. All persons whose
interests affected by the above named assessments
and who opposed to tho either Of them
requested to their objections In writing 70 the
asisgned at their office, Hall ofReeords within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
IL, 1858.
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n MEDICAL.

(NHRONIC DISEASES ESPECIALLY TREATED FROM
~ IL to o'clock by DR. RYAN, Consulting physician
to the Government Hospital Montreal snd lecturer dis
Of the skin, chest and system oIte, ~
Broadwav
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TJOLLOWAY's OINTMENT AM PILLs HAVE CURED

IL leg after oyery other remedy faicdJolp East
man Esq Of Bucnos Aye satcs In ottor TO Professor
Holloway, dated Sept 1lth 100 native gentleman u
this place hurt h nstop time which formed
into wound and the gradually increased, until II
spread from the foot the knee he under the medical
attendance Of native doctor for several months but his
remedies had good eject whatever he hereuIon deemed
advisable TO have to Hooways Ointment and
PILE which have effected perfect cure Of his lo and he
enjoys the best Of health Sold by all the wonders
the British empire and by those in tho
United States at T cents 50 ecnts and 81 80 per box
Wholesale, at Mr. JOSEPH HORSEY'S, Maiden lane, ana
At the proprictor's, IA Strand, Linden.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MARCH 10TH,
lS5-Owners wanted for the following property,
at the First district police courtOne bundle children
clothing ne also at the Third district police court viz
two dresses, piece calico.
GEORGE W. MATsELL, Chief Of Police
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CRoTOH AQUEDUCT DEPARTHENr-To CONIRAC-
in zssSsSS also win shs name r. sss person Or
persons mailing the and che date Of t
Isnt sstn hondsy the th day 81 March, ls q twelve
o'clock M 70 build with the receiving
basins and euverts Elizabeth street from the
Houston street 70 point opposite No 20 Elisanssh
and spssncation the building Of the and al other
information relating thereto obtained application
to the Water Purveyor, at this Once
President Of the croton Aquedsot Department.
New York, March 7, 1863
THE COEMITTER ON ASSESSMENTS, OF THE BOARD
of Assistant Aldermen will meet TO hear objections
against the Of the for regulating
grading & Second between Ninety third and id
streets Wednesday March TO- at O'Clock r. M in the
y. BREADEN,
J. o. BARKER,
T. WOODWARD.
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DFIIPFTNG.

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mall steamers-Ths ships prsng this line, are the
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


~ !hia-frOm pier No North river IT wo lines daily =.
stsamboat John Potter to south Amboy asrs 20 Borden
tow. and .ssmS boat Stockton to rhIadSPsis
ter 70 ~mboy shsns direct to by through
f4ys h sSd Fsr' Returning leave phlad'phA st
E,oR ALBANY-FARE A;-ALBANY AND NEW
e York Inland Rerss Rairsad:.iwe aaIly express
depot eernsI Of White. Elm and Centre strosss where
ssSsas.dy Ussa syrao%ss Rochester sSa Buo P" 10.
sengsr. also received E Broome and BOwsry and Twenty
viii land passengers Chashs Cor
o q y.a T cn rs es
HUDSON RIVER DAILY PROM
Express train XIthroush in four Hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo " Montreal At escck
Nan TRAIN, sA... Through way train st1r.M
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher, Four
sunday train. csnsi street, a. ~ A. w. for Poush
FR igl = a a Tnt
Nrw FORK AND IN, UNI
hour, N, New Jersey sl,osd wa JesSy Ssy
4 and * 2 H. s. Leave ra.isiapG. % AZ and
a i Fss ss%sr Va %sen sss
baggage carried. IN she and A. n aad aud ~ F. T.
ines from New York s*snrer: With taygase sross tho
NYAcK AND TARRyTowN.-A STEAM sERRYBoAT
and nj e ssa T9 ,hs VIII
leaving Try0wn u s aEt Sn "rAss no
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAp.-yEw
trea and intermediate towns Tickets Dc proerred ~
way express trains iesve ais 4 and OK p B@sSae
sS sa, h ii Of Ss from P f
reduced HYDE, Agent, IL South street
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DR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHA
IL ham and William streets maybe consulted at his oos,
from A. NJ too NJ DR.. O. 10 regularly educated ply.
and aurr
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EyIRSr vESsEL-DEsPATcH LINE FOR AUSTRALIA.
The very fast sailing and favorite packet ship FLO
RlDA Captain O. T. Nickerson rapidly loading. 1t
Pier TO- East river for Port Philip All freight for this
ship must DO board before 18th inst Shippers
will please hand in their bills Of adng clear their
they complete their engagements shippers will
bear mind that the vessels this line but cabin
page landing their cargoes earliest possible day
SUTTON CO., "A Wall street.
UsTRALIAN JOINT STOCK PACKET COMPANY
"A stockholders who not present the meeting
Monday evening convened at the Apollo Shades Myrtle
evils practed in this city every r
responsible adventurers and DESTROYS Of comfort
and good treatment with plenty good the
are that another meeting will be held at the
place AT "a o'clock this evening TO decide the imme
ate purchase OF ship which the committee aided by Capt
and other particulars be obtained during the day
applying captain Roberts, at the Office Of the agents 80
South street. up stairs, second floor front office.
J. HANCOCKS, Chairman.
nor CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-SEMI- WEEKLY
steamer SOUTHERNER w. Foster commander will leave
pier No. North river Wednesday 49, at clock
precisely For freight apply board where all
OF lading viii be signed and for at the
SPOFFORD, TILEsTON 4 CO., ~ south street
Through tickets for Florida as follows TO jacksonville.
LNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
mail line. The and splendid steamship Ala
BAAA, G. ID Ludlow, captain, will leave Saturday,
river Apply to SAMUEL L. MITCHELL I04 Front street
The FLORIDA, N. s. Woodruff, captain, on Saturday,
March o. 1853 For speed strength, and
fare these ships have superior the
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

RERFoRD's CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND SOUTH
american Express will g BY spendid and swift running
the Golden Gate through tweny
days. charge of special and freight agents
destination Shippers will please have their
delivery with INVOICES by Saturday next. order for
not exceeding 81 cubic feet l25 lbs in weight Small
parcels received till r. NJ day of sailing Passage secured
Mt lowest rates at Office, No. Aston House. Notes.
bills and drafts collected usual. BERFORD co.
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NRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
~ trastors-Sealed proposals, endorsed proposal for
In Bayard street. also with the Of Che
persons making ths same and the date Of its
nsnt until Monday the st dsy Of March, 1853 ut IL O'Clock
70 bHid with the necessary receiving basins and
su1vert In Bayard street. from the in Orange street
point about feet west westerly line Of the Bow.
and the building Of the same and all other
Information relating thereto be obtained application
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
York. March O.
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a. 1858. '''"' "A''n
CTREry DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received At this ofcc until
Thsrsday xsrch 18th, At " o'clock NJ 70 regulate and
gnde LsxngtSn svenus, from Fifeth to Fifty seventh
ens 70 had On eppon 70 the Contract Clerk Of This
Skarsnsst;;a JAMES fVREY, Street CcmmissionsY.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that the following
buttons have been presented in the Board Of
flag four feet Of sidewalks in Thirty street.
Fourth and sixth fence vacant lots in block
streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues
in block Of Thirty third and Thrift.
resolution in the Board of Aldermen
. IN street. ~ tne ihterseotion OF heaae
thereto requested to present Them writing the
dersgned at his Office before the Goth day March
instant. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
March l6, 1853.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALLOF RECORDS
y Sealed proposals will be received this until
Saturday. March &C. 1853 at IL o'clock H. pave Second
from Twenty streets Speci
fcations be had application to the Contract Clerk
this department.
March Is, 1853 JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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ENOR AUSTRALIA, 23D OF MARCH-THE A. / CLIP.
e per slip ST THOMAS Captain Morrel will positively
fret and second cabin, apply to sCHMIDT BALCHEN,
or DEPPERMANN & ALBURTES.
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DR. RALPHs OFFICE HOURS FROM no u \. "
IL and up NJ, Sunday excepted Al No. 5t3 Houston
street. Wooster,
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CORPORATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the owner OF owners occupant
.d Affected thereby that the following
lssn ompted BY the Assessors and arc lodged in the
aeo Of Assessments examination
spas ntersed VIZ For fencing vacant lots The south
ie eighth street. between Fifth and Madison
The limits embraced by such assessment include
AL ths houses and lots ground lots pieces
eighth street. between Fifth and Madison avenues All
persons, whose interests affected by the above
named assessments and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to present their objections in
writing TO the undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of
Resord within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,S
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department March
\
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR COBBETT 10 DUANE STREET,
M between Chatham ard William streets and directly OPP
pose the Chatham Bank he suited with esnAtsnce
Q, all diseases 70 which aes Is heir TO- Dr. regularly
educated ~ yscaD and all who have euf
fred tie prstsndsf nay rely
being honerabiy tsoated n B-Sss my djpena In ny
Office member The New York Univsrg1ys Ne - I'll
euyed Houra fr,un al - -
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A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CONPANY-FOR PORT
nia.sn. :,s;maniG SoIDEE xSE 500 sSs. sa.ta:s
about the 18th May This tesmshps Of the size and
strength and in every way equal to the Collins line Of
steamers and IL believed will to be the fastest
steamship IN the world Her aecommoda.ons for first
steamer built Rates Of pasge-Frst class ladies'
saloon s5 first class upper saloon, $780, second GLASS
e1s third class 500 The books OPEN For freight
Or passage, apply 70 COW
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N EW 1UKk. MD ALABAMA STEANSHIP COMPA-
zh. WRRioR Robert s sSS
" s. N, commander The steamer Black Warrior will sail
for Mobile Friday March 2th at IL o'clock precisely from
pier foot OF Harrison street, North river Passage S6
consigned to L. Mead Coz Mobile will be forwarded free
freight received sailing days Companys bills Of iading
can 10 had BY application the Office other form will be
signed shippers must send In their bills OF nding
Zee by nine O'clock M Thursday, March a. Parcels re-
ssivsd at the once only Passengers for Havana must
LIVINGSTON, CRoCfiERON A CO., 81 Broadway.
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"A Melbourne, &e.-The clipper bark THEOXINA,
Joseph Webster commander to sail on the 18th March, posi-
lively This ship fitted out In superior
presy for passenger the for comfort and
convenience being unsurpassed By any sdp in port
persnee who has been long and fayorab
sa in her every possible facility No expense will spared
70 make her ega to those which have preceded her In this
already known 70 the public For passage freight apply
to Capt ANTON!o PELLETIEk Proprietor, Ss Wall
board, pier ~ East river foot Of Pine street.
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CIRCUs.-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOW
~ eryTrd appearance French Equestrian Troupe.
Madame Tournaire, Mile. Josephine,
Mile Lonise Mons. TourniAire.
The performances will consist of the Mauege
Madame Tourninire and Partisan Mile
Louise and Josephine, DC.
Mr.. Charles Rivers and Family, in La Statue Blaneh.
Clown. Sam LathuG
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFOR
mia, at great reduction in priec-The new splendid
and fast sailing steamship UNCLE SAM, 0OO tons) VII
liam Mills commander will sail for Aspnwall Mon
day March q. a. from Pier No North river n.
steamer the route having her two former voyages
beat all her competitors from two Ave days Her good
are as much superior to other steamers her No
send the passengers through with expedition comfort
safety For freight passage at extremely low rates ap
ply to E. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlandt street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that resolution has been
In the Board Aldermen amend the widening
u whitehall street to make the said street of
rage width seventy feet throughout All persons interest
I'D having thereto requested to them
In writing to the undersigned At his Office before the
Nth day Of March inst.
March 0, 1863. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
rNRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
" traotors-sealed proposals endorsed proposal for
in Thirty eighth street." also with the Of the
making the and the date Of it:
auet Department until Monday the 2st day of March, 1853
- II o'clock to build with the necessary receiv
Second to point about 81 feet east Of The
feet The plan of the and specifications for the build
Of the and NIL other information relating thereto
be obtained application 10 the at this
enee. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
NlR York. March @. 1883
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EsOTERIC ANTHROPOLoGY-A CoNPREHBNsIve
and confidential .re:tiss the struesars assionS
cal and social conditions most intimate feisticns
men and women " T. L. Nichols, N. D. $50 pAgss 81 e
n ne aushcrity "a n:bs suscesful fu
jects which treats but the only true and satissssoH
one ever Written This beck u not sold By tie GAdeN
agents unloss specially appointed. Copies Aay u lad
STRiNcER TOWNSEND, sole agents for Nov York us-
der tie American Muteun or will be sent by nail nes.
Chester. n. Y. -' - - = 49, = We :
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CTEAMER FOR AUSTRALIA VIA THE ISTHNUS OF
y Psnama-The substantial steamship UNICORN, Capt.
II, Lapdgs having beautiful accommodations, Will be
dispatched from Panama In the emily Of pr
ney New sosh Wales under steam and canvass She will
take limited number Of arst aud
Who cen leave New York late by March
ier AspuwM The attention OF persons wishing avoid
e voyage around the invited to this opportunity
Apply to ROWLAND a. AsPINWALL,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESIA.-THE SAFEST AND
IA best aperient for females and children very agreeable
to the purifying to tho blood and is both double the
strength and half the price Of the English preparation In
bottles at 25c and 5oc To be had at Rings l2 Broadway
Sands Fulton street. Leroy Broadway and all respectable
druggists. HOLBROOKE, MARTIN CO.,
fice
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-sECOND LINE-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the l6th, and New

They oil first class New York built ships provided
all requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded sy men Of experience in the
Goods sent to tho subscribers will be forwarded free
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. 164 Pearl street.
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CTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
p The Glasgov and New York Steamship Company's new
Craig commander will sail from Glasgow, Wednesday
turday March 26h O'clock at First cabin (sa
loon state rocmsD 500 do do mdship do $75 second
bin 800 third GLASS; $-stewards fees included Apply
]. McSYMON, 80 Broadway.
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DRINTING INK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT NO.
i IS Rose street, New York.-JOHN G.. LIGHTBODY is
constantly manufacturing, and has always hand every
variety printing ink from the finest black and coored to
ink which he warrants equal manufactu
red and ut low prices be sold by any regula
manufacturer Orders forwarded by railroad steamboat
to part Of the country, by addressing note to at
IS Rose street New York s-his 'apor is printed with
Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans, and other
cities and towns in the United States.
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BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL Sol u;
ID Leesee-Doors open at 81; to commence ct oolcos
Wednesday evening, March -, will be performed