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l0r ndghS OF passage, apply TO
EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO., No. So Wall st, N. r.
BROWN HHPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
T. G. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, IOndos.
JOHN MUNROE b CO., Ne - Rus Notrs Dame dss
VICTORIES Paris or
GEO. b. DRAPER, HavYe.
The Of these ships WI not 10 accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie eweary, precious stones
METALS unless bs Of ading dgnsa therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
vTVHR BRITISH AND N0RTHAMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
i STEAMSHIPS
YORK LIVERPOOL
Sniei Cauin Iassa8o VIZ
Second Cabin Passage. ...................... 70
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. 800
Second Cabin Passage IS
The ships frOmBoston call at halifax.
ARABIA, CaptainJudkns, AMERICA, Capt Leitch,
PERSIA, Capt. Ryre, EUROPA, Capt. Shannon,
ASIA, Capt. Z. G. Lott, CANADA Capt. Stone.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Lang
These vessels carry clearwhits light at mast head
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
Niagara, " New York, "Wednesday 2ad February.
America, Boston, Wednesday, I'd March
Arabia, New York Wednesday, 9th March
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board
The of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion, specie jewery precious stones
metals unless bills OF lading signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage, apply to
E. CUNARD No. 4 Bowling Green.
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NTEEKLR LINETO CALIFORNIAN 8. MAIL STEAM
w ship Company and Pacific Mail Stesmship Company.
Satisfied that the public interests and convenience de-
mand weekly line between New York and Ban Francis
the Pacific and United States Mail Steamship Compa-
niesthe pioneers in steam navigation between the At
lanc and Pacific ports-w ut arrange their ships
in both oceans extend their present semi
ly service to a weekly line, commencing the Goth
proximo, as foows-1eave New York the 5th, 13th,
10th and 28th leave San Francisco the st Sth 10TH
and 9th The tonnage of the companies and the
safety and regularity with which they have heretofore
performed their voyages afford the best guarantee
against detention and accidents These mpanes are
prepared, with their extra tonnage and the facilities
which long experience affords them not only fully to ac-
oommodatethe public but to do at The favorable
rates.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICES.


DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bsrs street is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin Of Celestn SQUEEZE late from California
deceased and who is alleged to have died intesae that
shall apply to the Surrogate of the county Of New York
for letters Of administration upon the estate of the said
interstate the 18th day Of March next at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon.
PETER b. SwEENY Public Administrator.
Dated New York. Feb 10, 1868.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bers strest-Notice Is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin of Philip Campbell late from Aspnwan,
deceased and who is alleged to have died ntestae that
the effects Of the said intestae in of the Public
Administrator will be administered and disposed Of by
him according to law, unesss the be claimed by
lawful executor administrator Of the deceased
the 18th day of March next
PETER B. SWEENY Public Administrator.
Dated New York, Feb. 10, 1858.
DUBILC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO 81 CHAM
i bsrs street-Notce is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin Of Henry Van Nest of the city of New
York, merchant deceased and who is alleged to have
died nestate that shall apply to the Surrogate of the
county Of New York for letters of administration upon
the estate of the said intesae the 18th day of March
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER B. SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
Dated, New York. February IA, 1853.
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(tRFAT BARGAINS IN s1KS.-JUST RECEIVED, A
VI case of new and beautiful styles OF striped and plaid
silks all colors slightly damaged the voyage OF i'm
portaon which will be sold from thirty to forty per cent
less than regular prices. A. KERR 20,
1GI Dtoadaay, TIVE docs. sbsvs liatGa plAoA
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pRoFEssoR MoRsE's Mv1GoRAT1NG ELIXIR, OR
nn EIGHTH WONDER OF The BOTANIC WORLD

EIGHTH WONDER OF BOTANIC WORLD.
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No language convey adequate idea Of the irnme
date and almost miraculous change which occasions
the diseased debitated and shattered nervous system
Whether broken down BY Sickness the unsung and relax
ed organization at once rebraced evvfed and built up
The mental and physical Of disease van
sh together under its influence The STOPPING trembling
victim of depression and debility becomes mamie
stands erect he moves with firm step; his mind which
was previously sunk In gloom, almost idiotic apa
thy, becomes bright buoyant active and he goes forth
refreshed regeneratsd and conscious Of vo to his
On the contrary the relief il permanent the cordial
properties Of the medicine reach the constitution itself
and restore it to- its normal condition Well may the
Of the nineteenth century is the FIRST scientific
in the Old World have admitted that miracle Of med
cine heretofore supposed to have no existence.
4 snAULANr THAT xsIAus REACTION.
vous head and mind oompisnts it is the mental ph,se
long sought for and never before found-he only natural
agent that administer TO mind diseased In cases
Of neuralgia headache vertigo pain In the Of the
face and the various train Of nervous affections il win
produce in astonishing short period Of time and
blush restlessness seepessness dislike Of society inca
pacy for study or business loss Of memory confusion
70 ene ~
structon, fear OF insanity &c It will increase and
store the Appetite strengthen the emacated the
health of those who have destroyed it. induce continued
cheeuness and equanmity of spirits and prolong Life
THE MEDICAL yoURNAIs
Have not, IN q single instance that has been autheni
Gated given their sanction to any other for
the above complaints. has in many violent and des-
perate cases effected radical cures after patients had
been abandoned and their condition pronounced hope
less by medical practitioners of high professional charac
ter.
My Office having been in store where this cordial was
kept for sale for over three years and my opportunities
of judging of its effects somewhat numerous the vastly
increasing demand, and that without single advertise
ment tells for itself have of weakness,
which had resisted all treatment for years. both
in this place and in Philadelphia and the person fair
candidate for suicide radically cured with dozen
bottles He had spent hundreds without relief and was
cured with twenty dollars worth Of Dr. Morses
dial. A. KENDALL M. D.
1872 Broadway; NJ Guion, 127 Bowery, Of Grand
street in Brooklyn by Milne, Fulton street. in Boston,
Wholesale and retail Fetrdge Washington street.
and ". v, Spencer, do in Albany, W: N. Jamison'
Ss1 Broadway in Hartford b JnG ntkins in Spring
and E. NJ Wood, Harmony court In New Haven, O. B.
Leavenworth.
It is put up pint bottles with the words CDR Morses
Invigorating Cordial blown the glass Price IS per
bote two bottles o. Ave bottles for s12 and $A por
dozen.
n. R-ImportAnt advice accompanies saeh botNs
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AGENCY.

TIE CORD0VAS LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY,
- Austin and Houston, Texas.-The Legislature OF
Texas having reopened the Audtoral Board, for the
filing OF claims against the late republic until the first of
October next Mr. De Cordova who leaves this city for
Austin in few days will be happy to take charge of
any claims and give them his attendance before
the Audtorial Board He win be found at the counting
Gov. Bell, Hon J. b. Shaw, Hon 7. H. Duval of Austin
r. b. Kimball and A. II. Bean, Esqs New York and
Hons T. J. Rusk Sam Houston and volney E. Howard,
Washington.
TITO WESTERN NATURALIZATION COMMISSION
and Forwarding Company. c. Buckles & Sneed,
Wheeling Va. j. c. Buckles Judge, Cincinnati, Ohio
g Buckles Co., Louisville, Ky. Particular attention
ahandise to and from the East Louisville JAN 49, 1853
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T JELLER'S SALOON OF WONDERS, CHINESE ROOMS,
IL $50 Broadway, few doors north of st. Nicholas
Hotel Unprecedented of the great Professors
second series of
WONDERS AND MIRACLES
Never before has such extraordinary experiments and
feats of mighty Magic been brought before American
audience All other dabblers in the ysc art must bow
before THE WORLDS WONDER.
The mysterious Second Sight is truly the greatest
pertinent attempted and housa visit the Saloon
pers avaunt Heller is among you: The whole of the
present series will be continued nightly and assisted by
his gorgeous apparatus the entertainments of Robert
Heller the most fashionable in New York.
Evening performances to commence at TX o'clock; and
on Saturday afternoon, at 8.
Admission so cents children, half price
Day Ticket Office at Jollies Music Store, 800 Broadway
where seata be secured,
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NEWPORT WATER CURE WILL BE OPENED ON THE
IN LIST of April. Is has been fitted up with regard TO
the comfort and convenience of patients and this with
the healthfulness of the Newport climate will make it
most desirable Address DR.. w. F. REH Newport
Rhode Island
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0HIPPTW0,

H States Mail Steamship HUMBOLDT D. Lines, COM
mander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton
to land the mails and passengers Saturday, March
IL, at IL O'Clock, from Pier North river
Price Of passage first class $120 90
second do Observation-Disclosures. 70 90
An experienced Surgeon board Baggage not wanted
during the voyage should be board the day before
sailing, marked beow." No freight will be taken after
Thursday the 10th prox For freight assage apply
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-TH
Shortest and Cheapest Route-Only line giving
favoriie double-engin steamship PROMErHEUa 2,Ooo
TONS will leave from pier No North river O'Clock p
M precisely Saturday Feb TO- for San Juan del Norte
direct connecting with the popular steamship Brother
Jonathan 200 TONS the Nicaragua transit route
having but twelve miles of land transportation These
steamers have superior and ventilation
For information passage at the lowest rates. apply
only at the agency of the Company.
G. VANDERBILT, Agent, No. Battery place, up stairs
Passengers cautioned against the Of
hired runners Of other lines employed for this
line. A mai bag Ia made up at the Office.
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CORPORATION NOTTCE.-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, for the construction of
sewers in the following named streets, to w.t. Forty
fourth street. from Tenth to the river through
Eleventh avenue to Forty second street. Forty fifth
street. from Third avenue to point five hundred feet
west Of Fifth avenue Thirty fifth street. from Fifth to
Madison avenue; Thirty eighth street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues; Forty fifth street, from Sixth to
Eighth All interested in the above and
in writing, to the Contract Clerk, at his Office,
OF before Monday, February 21 1879 8 M ..,.
Groton Aqueduct Department, February IA, 1865.
INCORPORATION NoTTCE-pUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
" given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for the construction of in the
seventy Ave feet east Of Second to the East river
FHtyourth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
Forty eighth street from Ninth avenue to sewer now
street from Third to Second avenue Third avenue from
termination Of proposed at Fifty sixth to Sixty
first street. All interested in the above, any
of them and having objections thereto requested to
present the same in writing, to the Contract Clerk at
ONCE On OF 'e'0fe o Nicholas DEAN Resident
Croton Aqueduct Department, February H. 1858.
CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice is hereby given that the following
utions have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
20 fence vacant lots the south side of Sixteenth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues; to flag space five feet
width ON northerly side Of Nineteenth street. between
Second and Third avenues regrade and repave jackson
square, relay and repair the crosswa from the south
east Of Horao st. and the Eighth avenue to the
nue. Fourteenth st. All presons interested having
objections thereto requested to present them in wr
am ng ~ 70 At h on q see Ge
Street Department, Feb. IA, 1853
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS-
- Public notice is hereby givsn that the following petit
ons have been presented in the Board of Assistant Alder
men-To pave Thirty fifth st. from First to Third avenu
and Of sidewalk whore not tagged regu
late end set curb and gutter in Ninth avenue from Fifty
FIRST to Fifty fourth street All persons interested having
objections thereto requested to present them in wr
ting to theundersgnsd at hsoce before the Oath
day Of February inst. JAMES FUREY, Street Com.
Street Department Feb IA, 1858.
NORPORATTON NOTTCE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for the construction Of sewers in
the following named streets to wit Bank street. from
Greenwich avenue to the North river Mercer street.
from Prince to Spring street Bowery from First street
to within fifty feet Of Second street also from Walker
TO Grand street and also from Broome street norher
IT, whereSaid street Il not severed All persons in
terested in the above in of them and having OBJ
jections thereto requested to present the same in
writing to the Contract Clerk at his Office, before
Monday, February q, 1853.
Croton Aqueduct Department, Feb. IA, 1853.
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~~~S-1
Price Of passage, first class $120 90
An experienced Surgeon on board Bac1a9e not wanted
during the voyage should be board the day before
sailing, marked below" No freight will be taken after
Thursday the 10th PROV For freight passage apply
70 mohIIMEK LIVINGSTON, Agent, 50 Broadway.
INDEPENDENT IINE-rHROUaH TICKETS roRcAII.
did steamship UNCLE SAM, 1000 toms W. A. Mills com.
nander, will leave New York for Aspnwa ON SATURDAY,
9oSsa pTs from pier
and second warrants the that the
ssngers will reach Aspinwan In from to eight days.
where she will connect with the and splendid
ship Sierra Nevada, 900 TONS J. D. Wilson commander,
which will be in readiness Panama to receive the pas
sengers OF the Uncle SAM and sail Immediately for San
very first class As to accommodation speed and venti
aon They are unsurpassed BY any vessel the route
The tables will be supplied in the most liberal manner
both for cabin and Storage passengers Every exerton
will be made the part Of the officers owners to in
safety speed and comfort Passengers will land
cd at the wharf at Aspinwa and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon Is attached to each
ship whose services free of charge to the
CortlAndt street. p S-A mail bag win be made up at
this Office in accordance with the new law of Congress-
for the accommodation OF the public.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s %H sSt
N, communicable steamer Black Warrior will sail for
Mobile on Friday February 25h at IL O'Clock precisely
$685. Freight taken for New Orleans at 3Oc cubic foot
Goods consigned to L. Meade Co., Mobile will be for
warded free Of commissions No freight taken Havana
but specie No freight received sailing days. Com
pany's bills of lading be had at 80 Nassau street.
Shippers must send in their bills of adng to the Office by
nine O'Clock P NJ, Thursday, February "a Passen-
gers for Havana must passports before leaving
port. LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON Il co. 81 Broadway.
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
IN Through to San Francisco, via Aspnwan and Pa
mama. No detention on the Isthmus. At greatly re-
dSced rates The new and fast side wheel steamship
UNION, Il 500 tons burthen,) Richard Adams Comman-
der will leave New York for Aspinwa (Navy Bay) from
pier No: North River, Saturday, March 9Th at 8
O'Clock NJ precisely connecting with the and mag
nitcent eide wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, e. 100 tons) Edward Dunn, Commander which
steamer will be in readiness at Panama to receive the
Unions passengers and sail Immediately for San Fran
cisco. The accommodations and ventilation Of the Win
field Scott all that be desired Her speed estab
shed the voyage between New York and Panama and
while the Pacific coast is unsurpassed. Every
ton will be made the part Of the line to insure
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed
the wharf at Apnwa free taking the Panama Railroad
and are cautioned that tickets for this line are sold only
mail bag is made up at the above Office under the
new United States Postage law for the convenience of the
public
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
ton has been presented in the Board Of Aldermen To
regulate grade and SGT curb and gutter stones in
Thirty ninth street. between Second and East
River Also the following resolutions. To regulate pave
and set curb and gutter stones in Thirty sixth street. be-
tween Third and Lexington avenues That such part of
Fifty ninth street i, not opened by law coded
the Corporation be opened Immediately All persons
Interested having objections thereto requested to
resent them to the undersigned in writing at his Office
n or before the Goth day of February, instant.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
February 10. 1853
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These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service every has been taken In their
consruction-as in their sngnes-to strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers Are
squaled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York to liverpool In nrst
cabin 1920 in second cabin $40 Exclusive Of extra
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and eos.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bsrths secured until paid for.
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TNOR IIvERPOOI-UNFTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
V ATLANTIC, Capt. James West. This steamship win
depart with the United States malls for Europe positively
saturday Feb 10th, at IL O'Clock NJ from her dock
ut the foot Of Canal street. No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequalled
dations for elegance and comfort apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO., 90 Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be board at ii A. NJ
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic and sail
March 9th.
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CORPORATION HOTICEs.

Yvv0 IRON T0UNDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received by the subscriber until February 18TH 1853,
ct O'Clock r. NJ at the Office Of the Croton Aqueduot
Department Rotsnda Park for six hundred and twenty
Ave east iron water pipes thirty inches internal diameter
and inch thickness Of metal six four branches
thirty inches by twelve inches and one breeches piece
thirty inches diameter Drawings OF the branches and
breeohes piece be application at the Office
Each pipe TO be nine feet in LENGTH and what are termed
spgOt and faucet joints to be OF uniform thickness OF
strong tough iron free from all mperectons whatever
end such as win bear drilling and cutting the whole to
PASS established inspection and proof by Of
Aree hundred pounds to the square inch Proposals will
state whether the pipes to be from blast furnace iron
or melted iron and If from blast furnace will specify
the of the mine and used The pipes to be de-
hvered ct the pipe yard foot Of Twenty fourth street.
East river follows viz 200 pipes and branches on
the frst day Of April next 200 pipes, branches and
brooches pipe the first day of May next and 225 pipes
and two branches the first day of July next specific
price per ton OF will be named which shall include
the branch pipes and breaches pipe The of two
sponsblo persons with their written assent become
sureties for the fuflment every particular Of the
tract will be required to accompany the proposals Pay
ment to be made within thirty days from the inspection
q each parcel with reservation Of ten per cent until
the completion Of the contract In deciding upon propo
sa the Cr0t0n Aqueduct Board the right OF re-
jecting any proposals they disapprove.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Office Croton Aqueduct Department, Feb 8, 1883.
Note-Bank forms Of estimate in accordance with the
ordinances of the Common Council will be furnished
application at the Office Estimates to be endorsed PRO
posals for furnishing iron pipes" made by -,
February =, 1853.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
OPuble notice hereby given that the following petitions
have been presented in the Board of Assistant Aldermen
To and grade Lexington avenue from Sixty ninth
to Eighty Sixth streets To flag side walk and ct curb and
gutter on northery side of Eighty third street. between
First and Third avenues All persons interested having
objections thereto requested to present them in
writing to the undersigned at his Office before the
Doth February instant JAMES FUREY.
February TO- 1853 Street Commissioner
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


rAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
~ phia at IL O'Clock, noon by steamboat John Potter
from pier No North river Fare-frst class cars, %,
second class s. Returning, leave PHILADELPHIA, from
foot Of Walnut street. at 2P NJ Emigrant line by steam
boat Atlas, from pier No. l. at TX O'Clock p N. Fare
81 so.
I,OR ALBANY.-FARE S1-ALBANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Ralroad.-Two daily express
trains at A. NJ. and 345 +. NJ, connecting at Albany
depot, corner Of White Elm and Centre streets,
where through tickets can be procured, and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Buffalo Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains win land passengers at Croton Falls and
Chatham Four Corners only AN other trains will start
from City Hall station, Of Tsyon Row and Centre
street, as heretofore.
HUDSON RIVER RAIIROAD-TRAINS DAILY FROM
Il Chambers street, for Albany and Troy -
Express train, A. M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at soclock
same evening.
Mail train ga. NJ; through way train at1P.M
Express train, p NJ. accommodation train. 8 p NJ
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher -Four
teenth, and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street, at TX A. NJ, for
Poughkeepsio and at p NJ for Albany, stopping at all
way stations. EDMUND FRENCH Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines through in four hours
New Jersey Railroad via Jersey CtyIeaving New York
foot of Cortlandt street. at and A. H., and and 5
p. NJ Fare in the A. NJ and p NJ, 81 rs, and in the
"a and 5l p. NJ, %. Leave Philadelphia at l, and
"a. NJ, and 5hP. M. For first class, %; second do,
Is and Q A. NJ and p. ny 90 so. For Baltimore
Washington Norfolk and Chareston--through tickets
sold and through baggage carried In the and A. M.
and 4 and SIX 7. NJ lines from New York. Passengoae
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
trains leave.
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OTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW q, 962 TONS 400 horse power) Ro-
bert Craig commander, win sail from Glasgow Wednes
day February g. and viii leave New York for Glasgow
on Saturday, March %, at II O'Clock at noon First
cabin (saloon state rooms $780, do do midship $75
second cabin, $780, third class $20-stewards fees ncu
ded- Apply to J. McSYMON az Broadway