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Fron LIVERPOOL TO Now YORK, III and Ed
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths secured until paid fer.
PROPOSED DATES OF GAILIpG.

EDWARD K c6iIIfEEs CO, No IS wan st., n Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO., Ijverpssl.
Z. G. ROBERTS Co, Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. & Rue Metre Dame dos
Victories, Paris: or
GEO. H. DRAPER Havre.
The OF these ships will not be sscsuntabo for geld
silver bullion Specie ewelry precious stones metals
unless bills sdng signed therefor aad the value there
OF thorein expressed.
DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA.-A STEAMBOAT
~ will leave the dock at jersey City for tho Arabia
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EOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
tors.Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Eighteenth street, also with the OF the person
ions making the same and the date of the
DO received at the oheo OF the Croton Aqueluct d.,
ment, until Monday the 18th day of March, 1888 at IL
|ok H. TO build sewer with the necessary receiving
and culvcrts In Eighteenth street from the at
|ngth about 0 feet Tho plan OF tho sewer and speci
ions for the building Of the and all other norma
relating thereto BIO obtained application tho
Yer Purveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
HW York. March T. 1859.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given TO the owners occupant or eeeu-
pants OF all houses and lots improved lands
affected theroly that the following assessments have been
ecd by the and lodged in the Office OF tho
Bureau Of Assessments for all inter
estod viz For fencing vacant lots Ninth and Tenth
assessment include NIL the several houses and lots Of ground
lot pieces ard parcels Of land situated tho
north side Ninth end souh side Tenth straes
between A, and First All persons whose
interests affected the above named Assessments ana
who opposed 80 tho either Of them requested
to their objections in writing to the undersigned at
their Office Ne IAN Of Records within thirty days from
the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL }
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
T. 1853
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PORATI0N NOTJCE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
Eehy given, to the owner owners, occupant or oc
Ia OF all houses and lots, improved or unimproved
affected thereby that the following assessments hAvo
mpletcd by the Assessors, and lodged In the Of
Bureau of Assessments for oxamn alton by all por
|terested, viz For fencing vacant lots the south
Twenty.eighth street, between Fifth and Madison
L. The limits embraced by such assessment include
several houses and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces
reels Of land situated the south side Of Twonty
street, between Fifth and Madison avenues All
p, whose intereats arc affected by tho above
them, are requested 20 present their objections In
to The unddersgned, at their ofice, No Hall Of
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
!, BUREAU Of Assessments, Street Department March
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AUsTRALIA.-PIoFELRL LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
IA etsIhe ne arly Few Sad beautiful clipper bark ORE
CON, LOCO tone lgghen Captain Thomas A. Hggina
at her BERTH pier u East river having Just
art voyage round &c world VII succeed the Buphras
New York Melbourne Port Piiip Ne 2oth of March,
Fupctuay Tie Oregon Ia tho emily true clipper built
at present advertised for next monte. nor cabins
rcomy light and well ventilated and sttsd up In The
comforts Tic rofle. It sufhent add that
sbe III 10 provfics cd In TIE literal enasr 40 her
predecessor The Pcrtsr Limo the rst aud has
The only regular line The object Of 80 propretors Ia to
establish II permanent tG,is and they doom 10
ssry state Of tte vessels lave been OBLIGED to
step at pert for supplies has thore heen word OF
complaint Esintt them Rates Of gassseeSalocn s.,5'
$40 Every thing provided by the ship except wnes H.
quors SOAP and towels rcnittanc. of orstlrd will
cure for Which carly apple ,tisu s reesnm.ndod
to n. w. CALERoN or JOHN OGDEN Ils Wall strect.
A USTRALIA-CLIrPER LINE-TuE PACKET
In ship ECCKLAND 900 tons burden, yinal, master,
VIII sccceed the Canton tenth shp Of the line and sail
Tor heourne. Port Phip 18th March The
nccoinmodatons OF THE noble sip sucient induce
ment fer parties to examine herr md the established repr
taton Ct this first regular line for despatch all others
rs guarantees for intending emisrants 30 by her in
prerebee " any other vessel bound to thoee ports For
freight or passage eariy application should be made TO WIN
lB Psarl street
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5Asa III :; ,SS
ATTENTION s -; .: .S rs.. to a.
AUST 'ssa %
y.yass agreeable being y sEsd ana expert
:;:s:i aSSSAn s:ssS :s:;.
"a. fs5f SEAT s
her spsassd :,.s.s.s second cabin
h. the ~ ss Of @
s"Pp s indian AID Pacific ,eea:ssd
side Of seventy days e., sssn
ToR MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA.
Win iss: ssS I III e.
:s aa sis
sSS, fis
2 s & AND d
charge of made " him. Fer further in
formation apply As above.
FOR AysrRALIA-TmE CLIPPER SHIP Pa rANAMA,
gers on '"H" sGssER SosToN Agents. Old Slip
CTEAMER CoLUMBUs.-THIs VESSEL ARRIVED AT
and alter damages left Feb Tsneso
Oh
Panama the taken board the propeller
Columbus belonging the Pacific Nail Steamship Company
The Winfield Scott left Panama Feb for San Francisco,
with passengers from York January
Goth, BY the. teamer Unolo Sam
FoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
viii R' sa.s rsr 3
Saturday March 18th o'clock r ~ For freight apply
beard, and for passage TO
ToR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEMI WEEKLY
U. 9. mail line.-The new and fast going steamer
JAMES ADGER, J Dickinssn, commander willIssys pier
oisey For freight apply board where all bills Of lading
will be signed and for NJ the ocs Of SPOFFORD
TILESTON CO., ~ South street. Through tiskets for
Florida as follows-To Jacksonville $s1; TO Pilatka $50
T1oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
Il mail ne,-The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
N. s. Woodhn captain, willeavs Saturday, March II
at o'clock P. n, from pier No North river Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
Tho Alabama, G. d. Ludlow, captain, on Saturday.
March 10TH For speed, strength, accommodations, aaa
fare, these ships have no superior on the ocean
CHIPPERs PER CLIPPER wITCHCRAFT, FOR SAN
y Francisco at the foot of Wall street. will please hand
in their bills II sdng fer signature. few tons Of light
freight only be taken immediate application to
SUTTON CO., u Wall street.
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PUBLIC NOTICE HERE.

kPORATION NOTICE.-PUB LIC NOTICE is HERE
PIP houses and lots, improved unmprevsd lands If
merely, that the follovns assessments have been
3sted by the Assessors An arc lodged in the ohos Of
Of Assessments for animation by all persons
sted viz For tagging Sit ak the northsry side
snty fourth street, Setwe2 tifth and Sixth avenues
mits en- brAoeA by such n, moAt include all tho
h0uscs and lots OF ground ant lots pieces and par
land, situated the urstl side Of Twenty fourth
between Broadway and y: TIL avenue. All persons
interests affected = The above named assess-
and who opposed 70 a., same, or esther Of them
auested present their sctions In writing to the
signed, at their ofee No Hall Of Records, within
days frsn the date Of tn ltico.
VILLA GAGE,
CHARLE r. DODGE, Assessors.
CHIRLj. ANEILL,
s Bureau Of Assessment street Department, Fsbru.
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rV,uE UARLEM RIyER RAuROAD-A "TRIP upon

THE HARLEM RIVER RAILR0AD.1A TRIP UPON
Atsy the Danish city and call to witness the
Of suite acts passed by grave OF the upper as also
tvoadc DUN and dee uy-enn pill for corporats
thorse-to allny all irritation in their duodenumto set
plies certain administered
to th by supreme tribunal all from the lower House
MILDLY with ancient art and sciences purely
Oriental and prsoed by Legons of Honor In their under
takint IRON Amsterdam .. s. by Harlem ancient to their
respective Diet Frankfort under its Germanic confedera
uon there assembled Nevertheless in changing latitudes
searching for fresh air &C. took trip the
above cad for the Of testing the splendid
datoE, the being greater OF osca
ton by speed rendered 1t highly gratifying
The above destined its present drecors-their u
In selecting their aid tho most competent
department. with parent care for
their perpetuated their nteresto be the
popular travelled route northward Now for the better
course reaonn that the Franklin House. ut Albany bo
ing with the above road will tend to advance
oreraty their joint interests The above house has been
fer years and under the entire supervision
Of worthy host whose deseryedy popular acts have
for lin world of friends o. 8. Bebee the whom
allud and the elements that make the landlord
mixed In him. Men who sometimes take to their
trol the em of State certain
their notons To avoid the above evil would meet universal
lau6atoi Our friends should take trip in the Harlem
to Albany, and visit the Franklin House. X.
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PORATIoN N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICNIsHERH-
given TO the owner or owners, occupant or oeou-
III all houses and lots improved uninprovcd lands
thereby, that tho blowing assessments have been
ted by the Assessors and are lodged in The ofoe Of
|reau Of Assessments for EXAMINATION nv all psrsons
ted viz For regulating Thirty seventh street from
avenue 70 East river The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on both
Thirty seventh stroot from Second avenus to East
and both sdes Of First avenue, ono hundred foot
Interests arc affected by the above named assess.
and who are opposed to the same either Of thom
ucsted TO present their objections la writing to the
|igned At their oficc, No Hall Of Records within
.days from tho date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE, ) Assessors
CHARLES McNEILL y
II Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, March
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&GxprtEss AG8NClGS,

(tHAsE co.'s EXPRESS OFFICE, NO % BROAD.
way-steamship 10 California via Panama
Me- via Nicaragua" iS 9th and ta Now Orleans and
days and Saturdays Norfolk and Richmond Ssturdaye
say 70 Boston and the East and TO Philadelphia and Tho
west Rates tronty cent lower than any sthex express
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|OTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
proposal, endorsed Proposal for
in Forty second also with the Of the per-
persons making the same and tho of its presen
will be received at the office of the Croton Aqueduct
rtmsnt until Monday tho tn day Of March 1853 at y
s and oulverts in Forty street. from the
bird avenue, to and through Lexington avenue, TO
al branches in Thirty ninth, Fortieth and Forty
terminating at points about hundred feet east Of
plan the scwer and specifications for the building Of
|ame and all other information relating thereto be
|nsd application the Water Purveyor at this sf
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the CroteA Aqueduct Department
Nv York, February "a, 1853
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NEW, YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, TO BUR
IN nston St. JohnGtury, Ogdcnsburs, Montreal and in
towns Tickets be procured at tho New York
and New Haven Railroad office, Az Broadway Express
traits leave at A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ Baggage checked
tlrugh Freight by railroad steamer from Peek slip
every day ut +. II. Bills of ladng furnished Price
ducQl. +. HYDE, Agent 152 South street.
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ROTeN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT:-To MAsoNs;-
Sealed proposals will be received at the sce Of tho
the IN day Of March, 1855 At u oel.ci ~ 70 build
nth avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth
cts Tho plan Of the sewer and specifications for tho
feto can be obtained application to The Water Pur
or, ~ this sfnce. NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presideut Of the Croton Aquedust Department.
ebruary %, 1853.
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NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or ecsu
) Of all and lots improved unmproved lands
thereby that the following assessments have boon
cted by the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
Bureau for examination by all persons in
ted Wis For tagging sidewalk the eastery side of
street, from East Broadway to Division street The
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
situated the castery side Of Pike street. from East
feeted by the above named assessments, and who
the same, either OF them, requested pro-
their objections in writng to the ct their
! No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
|of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES NcNEILL
&C. Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Feb.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ pha-frem pier No North rver-T wo lines daily ut
An. and p. M.-Acc0mmodatiOn line ut An, by
steamboat John Potter to South Amboy to Borden
Fare-$2 Express line at PM by steamboat John Pot
ter Amboy thence direct to Camden by carsthroagh in
fssr hours FareS3 Returning, leave Philadelpha At
A. and2 Pm.
L,OR ALBANY-FARE $.-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Raroad.-Two daily express
trains at9 An and 345 NJ connecting at Albany with
central Ines of railroads. North and West from the
through tickets be procured and baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
scngcrs received at Broome and Bowery and Twenty
sixth and Fourth stations The above trans
will land passengers Croton Falls Chatham Four Cor
only All other trains will start from City Hall sta
ton of Tyon and Centre street. rs heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train 6AM-through in four hours, connecting
with reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
evening.
Mail train, AN. Through way train at1P.H
Express train, Pm. Accommodation train, 6 Pm.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher. Four
teo nth, and Thirty first streets.
lespsie and Pm for Albany stopping at all way stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
ETEw YORK AND Observation-Disclosures UNI
IN ted states Nail and Express Lines through in four
Eours Jersey Railroad via Jersey CityLeavns New
h Pm. Tue in the An, and Pm 81 %, and in tho
a. ~ and ~ r NJ 3d.. Leave Philadelphia at and
An and ~. Pm For Arst class So; second do, and
8. NJ and y. h.p SEQ For Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk and tickets sold and tarough
la2grsc carried in the and NJ. and and 81 =. NJ
lines from New York Passengers with baggage the
ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
v1n nVpryf
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. y;
re that .ss + h says
x.ssss%sass for sxsmisssioa By person.
in,srsstsd regulating li9ta street from second
sessment include al the and o q ground
sidss q nsta street. ssssns Tase. river
nnf sa S sn sf of FRI s
interests astsd by the above named sss
!. their jss n @n
q thsir Hall Of Records, within thirty days
$#5SEHs Sass$$Ras Assessors.
oase Bureau Of Asusssnsnts Street Department aroA
CTRREr DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
Public hereby given sha. the .ssoa
second .ysn1ss" All
the % hi Street @ Sss s: M
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby Evsn that The following 5s.:I.
Place .s:rsss an:
his on " S Sxs h f %1sEY s Hsss Ssa
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
MSseslsd proposals will 30 received a. this Office unit.
Forty ninth street East river spechcstions to BE- had
on application to The SGnsrsSs Clerk e this
March, 7, 1858.
CtRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CoNTRAc-
~ torsSesled proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Elizabeth street." ass with the OF the
viii be received at the office the CroOn Depart
ment until Monday the 4th day of March, 1853 at twelve
O'Clock M TO build sewer with the necessary receiving
basins and cuver in Elizabeth street from the In
street being length about s2o Tho plan Of the
and specifications for the building the and a other
information relating thereto obtained application
to the Water Purveyor, 1T this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Creton Aqueduct Department.
New York, March 7, 1865
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childhood daring period oteothng been
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h :sn rsf: :e:s :
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Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton ohis2
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pIo.,ratins her, putting her life II Hmius1s danger ana
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s Sssi A. % :s' Containing GS
reaching my On its receipt and peruss oannst
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The Joy its pages impsrcd 60 WIFE, learning that tbs
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Of imprs ctcnbls TO fully the
serious subjects treated Of they arc of nature strictly
for the married those contemplating
For sale ~ Broadway No Astor fIouse and ct tho
publishing OF 12 Liberty street New York; Little Co.
Albany Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Also, T. Y. Petersen nd
Chestnut street On the receipt Of ST. cory
the United states letters be addressed post psid
20 DIR. A. MAuRICEAU once 10 Liberty street. New
York, or box !, IA New York Post ofhco.
pamphlet Of sixteen pages, more fully explaining tbs
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teman who may desire free Of expense TO obs
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
ID EMOvAL-WM. Ii. DLASNFIELD, IMPORTER AND
III joler Of elk goods, laees embrodcres has
moved "A Cedar the store No. IS Liberty
street. second door from Broadway He invites tho
attention of purchasers to his stock Great inducements
will be offered to cash buyers.
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$7 000 TO saooo.-AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANT
article in geners demand business ossbshed Is
quros two persona and capits None but
men need answer. Address, with and whore to BIO
seen, Manufacturer, Herald Once.
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TEAS

NEW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, GROCERIES.
Just received from the late sales large stock of choice
green and teas white and sugars coees and
family groceries, all Of which offered terms,
retail ut the large stores $50 and 4S Green
wich street and rs Vesey street. j. o. FOWLER.
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DR. JOHNSON. l6 DUANE STREET, MAY DE CON-
- shifted his Office whcro he has practised hs profess
fer tho last twenty two Hours from A. n Va
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vNANTED-A PARTNER TO TAKE THE MANAGE
ment Of respectable business which bids fair pay
afortune in short time To suitable person with some
who could attend to tho matter Immediately very
aid Office
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE
tween Henry Decker Henry Wa.tmnn, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, this date New York March
1853 HENRY DECKER,
HENRY WATTAAN
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ZINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH DECORATIVE PA.
per hangpgs also full Of other stylos
received for spring sales Those want abss article
their interest and taste may be best consulted by call
Strict attention given to the rotail department
TIOS. EAYR 4 co, x36 Pearl street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, MANTEL
" cendelabras gas fixtures, chandeliers &C. In ormuu
hnish Also silver plated alabsta castors baskets table
forks ST. spoons IS dozen tea trays ivory handle table
cutlery bronaes clocks, &c ASHER Il. MORGAN,
l52 am street, between Fulton and Ann, opposite the
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DARTNER wANTED-TO ENGAGE IN THE MANU-
L factrre Of lumber Of all descriptions by who
large and valuable tract Of timber hundred
md twenty five miles of this city, with mills &c. all
piets Any who has ten twelve thousand dollars
to this business learn further particulars
applying at No IL Wall street. No. Best Preference
aiy And rem irod
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by given to the owner owners occupant or ooou-
ats Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed lands
etsd thereby that the following assessments have been
npeted the Asssssors and lodged In tho oss Of
Bureau Of for examination by all persons
elested viz For tagging sidewalk the oasterly side
fifth aysnue between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all
several houses and lots Of ground, vacant lots pieces
parcels Of land situated the eatery side Of Fifth
,nue between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets
persons whose interests affected by the above named
essments and who opposed tho either OF
are requested to present their otsctons in
undersigned, Mt their Office No Hall Of Records, with
thirty days from the date of this notice
r. WILLIAN GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
fee, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Feb
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"ANTED--AE ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER IN
" the upholstery and commission business. respecta
bio person with about thousand dollars will
find very desirable opening for making money by applying
three
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NURE OF CORNS, BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. f67
~ Bowery east ride between Broome and Delaney
Madame respectfully informs the public that she has
duced hcr price order enable every
pain and feels confident in promising that she will
bunons nails in the fcsh &c, without
ing the least pain Persons be attend
ed to at homo. ut MADAME b. 3 residence.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the and firm of Gossclin Riddle, will be
dissolved tho first day of May next by mutual consent
All persons to- having claims against said firm
requested to settle the before the 18th Of
April. PETER p. GOSSELIN,
March T. 1853 FREDERIC KIDDLE
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A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CONPANY-FOR PORT
"A Philip Melbourne ard Sydnsy, Australia-Tbe meg
nissent steamship GOLDEN AGE 1908 tens burthsn
commander viii be dsr.tshed ior the shove ports
or about the th May TAis sscsmspis Of the size and
strength, and In equal 10 tho Collins line OF
teamorr and IL Is believed will prove be the fastest
steamship in tho world Her accommodations for first
cona end third cass Pesnger superior W those
steamer eyer luiit Rates Of passsrc-Tirt class ladies
nloen xa brat class upper saloon, $3.50; second cass,
$40 third oas so0 The books are now opsn For freight
or passage apPlyto