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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN TRANCISCO-THE
Y Shortest and Cheapest Route--ony line giving
fayorite double engine steamship PT0SfETHEUS O09
tons win leave from pier No North river al O'Clock r.
NJ precisely Saturday Feb TO- for San Juan del Norte
Jonathan 220e tons the Nicaragua transit route,
having but twelve miles Of land transportsti ton These
steamers have superior accommodations and ventilation.
For information, passage at the lowest rates, apply
only at the agency OF the Company.
g. VANDFRBiIT Agent, No. Battery place up stairs.
Passengers cautioned against the Representations Of
hired runners OF other lines employed for this
line. mail bag Is made up at the Office.
T1vOR SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, PASSAGE.--THE PACK
IL OF ship ROSCOE, Captain Smith, to sail on the 10Th
inst, can comfortably accommodate ten twelve pas
sepgers Apply to the captain board the vessel foot
VI il.rtA. " stIss, i,v4sA sses,
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CyuF PRFsSRvATrON-sEIF CURR-A RECIPE OF
- an infable prsservativc against all diseases, and
three original prescriptions for the cure OF them may m
obtained by enclosing one dollar in prepaid letter d.
rected TO e. HASS0N, N. D., Montreal, Canada East.
N. B-No deception All communications strictly
private
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CORPORATION NOTTCE-PUBILC NOTICE Is HEREBY
given to the owner owners, occupant occupants
al houses and lots, improved or unmproved lands AZ
led thereby, that the following assessments have been
npleted by the Assessors, and lodged In the Office
the Bureau Of Assessments, for examination by all per-
. interested, vz:-For well and pump in Fifty third
get, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. The
its embraced by such assessment include all the
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pecos and par
Of land situated both sides Of Fifty third street.
Lexington to $50 feet west of Fourth avenue
the south side of Fifty fourth street. between Lexing
and Fourth avenues; on the west side of Lexington
enue, between Fifysecond and Fifty-fourth streets
n on both sides of Fourth avenue between Fifty second
n Fifty fourth streets All persons whose interests are
scted by the aboyonaned assessments and who OPP
ed TO the same, either of them, requested to
sent their objections in writing to the UNDERSIGNED
their Office, No. Hall of Records, within thirty daya
m the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
p6ce Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department Feb
e63
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ITO WESTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMMISSION
i and Forwarding Company. O. Buckles a sneed,
wheeling, Va; J. @. Buckles Judge, Cincinnati Ohio
j. c. Buckles l. Co., Louisville, KY Particular attention
paid to filing orders for producc and TO Tor mer
chandise to and from the East Louisville JAM TO- ieo5
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CORPORATION NOTTCE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owner owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and l0ts improved unmproved lands af
fected thereby that the following have boon
completed the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per
interested viz For tagging sidewaks west side Of
Broadway from No 666 to Eighteenth street. The limits
embraced BY such assessment include all the several
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
Of land situated the west side Of Broadway from No.
S66 to Eighteenth street. All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments, and who
opposed to the same either Of them requested to
present their objections in writing to the undersigned
at their Office No Hall of Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE !
CHARIESJ. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MONIEIL.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Feb
ruary 2. 1853.
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ANTHOLOGY.

vyCp1TTNE rEJIING--MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
II Europe for her skin in forctellng the future will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life TO al
vho may address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the English,
Erench and German lanauages-S11 Br0ome street.
hryste street. up stairs 0"lcs hours nom 10 4. T. TO
okk
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW EDITION. DIR. HoIIICK's CELEBRATED BOOK
IN or Physiology Price one dollar. Coored anatom-
ical plates 10 be had of all booksellers, Of the pub
Usher T. Strong, os Nassau street. who win send It any
II is the only one Of the kind complete. Thousands are
cold daily. Every one should possess it.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
ed thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged In the Office
Of the Bureau Of for examination BY all per
sons interested viz For tagging sidewalks and reset
ting curb and gutter stones in Franklin street. The
limits embraced BY such include all the seve-
parcels Of land situated the south side Of Franklin
street, between Broadway and Church street. All per-
sons whose interess are affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed to the same either
Of them are requested to present their objections in
Writing, to the Undersigned at their Office No Hail Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES AoNIElI,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Feb
q 1853.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHINGs
WATERPROOF OVERC0ATS-A COMPLETE PROTEC-
w ton from rain--of elegant appearance, imper-
meable to water, yet weighing but twenty ounces and
under. These coats, made by an improved process
free frcm Odor and will give entire satisfaction to the
wearer the best article of water proof clothing
before made For sale by ROGERS & WYCKOTF, (succes
sors to Horace Fl. Day,) % Cortlandt street.
HyLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. - LADIES
Y and gentlemen having any to dispose of, can re-
ceve fair cash price by sending to the stores letter
BY post. s. COHEN, 462 Hudson street. aud 81 West
Broadway. ladies attended by Mrs. Cohea.
CASTOFF CIOTHING-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ worth wanted-Gentlemen having large small
quantities Of good off clothing to dispose of OBJ
tain the full value in current money, by calling on or
sending for JAMES MORONEY, IL Orange street. ffth
store from Chatham street.
(tAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies aud gentlemen having any clothing, furni
ture or ewery, obtain fair cash price from the
subscriber his residence through the post Ladies
attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf, IL Elm street.
/. NJ. DIySSEI iD0RF.
CtAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS Of converting their cast of articles
into cash. obtain fair price by sending for the sub
fcrber ct his residence through the Post Office. N.
Blades attended to by Mrs Cohen.
ii. S. COHEN, 60 Elm street.
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fSOPORAuON nOu0-PUMlU NOTICE y REAR
~ y 9vs. . ne owner ~ ewnsrs, occupant u %
euDsnss q ~ houses asd lots Improved or unimprovsd
I've heen sonplssd By the assessos ana lodged in
ths see o. the Bureau Of Aassssmsnta for
p an psrssoa Interested, viz For tagging sidewalks in
thirty seventh street between Seventh and Eighth
anea The limits embraced by such assessment include
Al ths several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
Ieees and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Irty seventh street. between Seventh and Eighth
nues ON Eighth avenue hundred fest soutbery from
Thirty seventh street. and Seventh avenue hun
drsd Feet norherly from Thirty seventh street All per
IONS whose interests affected by the allowed named
Assessments, and who opposed TO the same or either
writing to thu undersgnsd st their ecs, No Hall Of
Record within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGR Assessors
CHARLES MCNIEIL.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Jan.
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0RPORATTON NO1TCE-PUBLN NOTICE Is HEREBY
Z gwen to the owner or owners occupant or 0ccu-
V, affected thereby that the following assessments
been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
ONCE Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
Al persons interested, viz For tagging Forty
md street At the southwest corner Of Ninth avenue
Forty second street. The limits embraced by such
ssment include all the several houses and lots Of
md vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
Of Ninth avenue, and on the westerly side of Ninth
aue sixty feet south Of Forty second street All per-
whose interests affected by the above named
ssments, and who opposed to the same or either
hsm are requested to present their objections, in
ing, to the undersigned at their Office, No. Hall Of
ds, within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
II WILLIAM GAGE,
\ CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
H CHARLES MCNEIL,
mee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Jan.
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NBLO's sALooN.-L NJ. GorTscHALK RESPECT
IN fully announces to the musical public of New York
that he viii give Grand Concert on Friday evening,
Mr.. GOIrscHAIK win be assisted by
AhE ROSE DE yRIES
MR.. KYLE, and
PROGRAMME
PART
l. Duet--Grand Concertante for Flute and Panoforta
Messrs. ]. A. Kyle and G. +. Bristow
2. The Chase Of Young Henry, " Fantasia, exc
'fa IL ' Love eH TRss to the Last
l. a Grand Trinmphai ''"'''
Fantasia, flor two Panos) by Mr..
Richard Holman and the Author. =. .Gottschak
5. Grand Aria-.I due Foscari, /" sung by Nine.
septoar from oS . Iac. d by
Gottschalk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Iiszt
II.
!. Descriptive ballad" The Young Soldier"
BY Mr.. Frazer, composed expressly for
Poetic Mcssonsu:s M:sai A''''
ka, .Hhe Ossanic Dance, '.Bananer,"
Negro Dance, by the Author. ........ :. Gottschalk
g. Aria-.'Ah, mon als, J" Prophet" by Nine.
w1mp havnfs dor two ianos
8. Rondo-.T Lombard"
o. Carnival of Venice, composed and execu-
Tickets One and Two Dollars according to locations For
sale at all the music Seats secured at VIM
Hall Sons, where diagram can be seen. Ushers will
be in attendance to facilitate the audience Doors open
At "a O'Clock; Concert to commence tax.
GRAND FAREWELL. CONCERT-PAUL JULIEN, VIC
N lnist, respectfully announces that he viii give
Grand Farewell Concert Tuesday evening" February To-
at Metropolitan Hall, which occasion lie will be
MADAME HENRIErTE soNrAG,
SIG. c. BADIAII,
sIGNOR pOzZoIINI
Who have in the kndest volunteered their val-
able services.
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lOT nt8ht u pNB6AS6 app1Y %
EDWARD T. COLLINS & CO., No 50 Wan st, N. T.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co.. Liverpool
Il g. ROBERTS CO., ID Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN HUNROE CO., No 20 Rue Notrs Dame dss
VICTORIES, Paris or
0DO. H. DRAPER Havrv.
The owners Of these ships win Do accountable for
gold silver bullion specie, ewery, precious stones
METALS unless bills Of ading signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
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These ahps having been built by contract expressly for
government service every has been taken in their
oonsructon-as In their engnesto strength and
speed and their Accommodations for passengers are
oqualed for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool in frst
cabin $780, In second cabin 0 Exclusive use Of extra
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool 10 New YoEA ESQ and 226.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each shin.
No berths secured until paid for.
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TyOR uvERPoOL-UNuDs STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
I ATLANTIC Capt James West. This steamship win
depart with the United States malls for Europe positively
Saturday, Feb 1eh 1t IL O'Clock NJ, from her dock
at the foot OF Canal street No berth secured Till paid
for. For freight or passage having unequaed accommo
dations for elegance and comfort, apply to
HOWARD X. COLLINS Co. O. Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at ii y A. NJ
March 9Th.
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DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
Il bers streetNotice is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin Of Susan MAgee Of the city of New York
deceased and who is alleged To have died ntestae that
the effects of the said interstate In the hands of the Pub
lie Administrator will be administered and disposed OF by
him according to law unless the be claimed by some
lawful executor administrator of the decea by the
It'll day Of March next PETER D. SWEENY,
Dated, New York, Feb. 1852 Public Administrator.
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NTACGREGOR MACDONALD TESTIMONIAL AT A
INl meeting OF the Committee Of Arrangements, held
at the Aston House Saturday. evening. Feb 5, the
following resolutions were, motion, unanimously
adopted
Resolved That the thanks of this committee be rendered
to Messrs Eddy Goodall John r. Scott C. w. Taylor A.
II. Davenport, H. Watkins G. Warwick, j. Merr&eld, j.
G. Matthews, T. S. Leslie and Mr. Weiss also to John
Crouta the stage directory to Miss Weston Mrs. Isher
wood Mrs Conoyer Rose Merri6ed Gertrude Dawes Mrs.
Mclean, Mrs. John Scott Miss Darlington Miss Allen,
Miss Thompson and Miss Mclisseas slight expression
Of gratitude for the generous in which they
individually and collectively volunteered the occasion
third instant.
On motion, ii further Resolved That this portion
Of our proceedings be published in the New York Herald
Henry FrostJr Secretary: John r. Goldsmith, Trea-
surer James NJ Turner Chairman.
On motion, it Resolved, That the thanks Of the
committee be rendered to James II. Turner John T..
Goldsmith, VIM b. Iadford John I. Brady, and Henry
Frost Jr, for their untiring efforts the above
sonIlarvey Hart, T. $. Nirnms, JCConnell, T. Wilson,
and j. G. Matthews, ON behalf Of the Committee Of
Arrangements.
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
Il engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Sears, COM
mander, will leave pier Fast river, Tuesday, Febru
airy g. at o'clock P. NJ This ship has elegant accom-
mediation for passengers Passage in cabin state ROOM
seo passage in stserage s2S Freight on measurement
supply themselves with the steamers bills Of hding %
no other form win be signed They may be had appi
cation at the Office Of the agents. and win be signed at
the Office prior TO the day Of sailing when they win be
signed board No freight received and positively No
bills of lading signed after II O'Clock the day Of sail
ing For freight Or passage apply on board, Or to
LINCOLN & Co., 120 Pearl street. Agents in New Or
leans Messrs. MARKS THOMAS, No. Poydras street.
NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, e.
Iavendy, commander win leave pier 10 North river on
Saturday, February 18th, at O'Clock p n For freight
apply on board, and for passage to
LUDIAM & PIEASANTS SO Front street.
VTNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY TENDERS HIS
i sincere and heartfelt thanks to Captain Morell Of
steam tow boat Hercules for his kind and manly efforts in
rescung him from watery grave the morning Of the
9th Of November last, while in helpless condition in
the Bay, having been accidenty thrown overheard from
the brig Iauretta, while her passage out from this
port. THOMAS L. SHAW, Mate Of brig Iauretta.
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HYGASTIKA.---A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
II neuralgia tic doloreuK toothache, headache
and rheumatism in tho head, and a preventive Of
commissions, any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period of eething has been
discovered and is being successfully administered in
the form Of o medcated necklace, to = next the
skin by tho patient An eminent Gel physician dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines Of which
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed the
mode Of application The no'i;e OF the public Is mot,
therefore, called TO Quack medicine but TO Q nedica
ment recommended by Of tho most eminent Of the
faculty as peculiarly powerful in acting through the
nerves. aording generally, instant and always perma.
nent relief and eecng permanent Patients who.
at twenty four hours trial Of the medcated necklace
cordng TO prescription find relief may ct the close
that period by Immediately returning the same recsive
back their money.
SCHUFFNER MUIiDENFR "a Beaver st.
TnMoNY-I do hereby certify that the compOstion Of
the medcated necklace offered by Schuffner Muldener
Is Of such nature to unsailngy produce the mort
satisfactory results 9. BRAUNIlCH- n. D.,
No. 2S5 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For sale by the proprietOrs, No. "a Beaver street.
Price 81
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INCORPORATION NoTICE.-N0I1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Y to the owner or owners, occupant occupants OF
houses and lots, improved unimprcved lands, az
tod thereby that the following have been
npleted by the Assessors, and are lodged in the
ce of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by
persons interested, viz For fencing vacant lots in
EEK bounded by Twenty ninth and 1hirtcth streets
ird and Lexington avenues. The limits embraced by
n assessment include all the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land situated
the north side Of Twenty ninth street. between Third
4 Lexington avenues; the south side Of Thirtieth
Get between Third and Lexington avenues and on the
it side Of Lexington ayonue between Twenty ninth and
'irticth streets. All persons whose interests az
teddy the above named assessments, and who OPP
.ed to the same either Of them requested TOT
sent their objections in writing to the undersigned at
Dir Office, No. Hall OF Records within thirty days FROM
|. date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
,face Bureau of Assessments, Street Department
b. 2, 1858.
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TNGYpTIAN ANTIQUITIES. EXHIBITING AT TH
II stuyvesant Institute, ESQ Broadway the and
valuable collection Of Pharcnic and Ptoemaio rsmains
pense by Dr. Abbott, during residence Of upwards OF
twenty years in the East This has been visited
and highly spoken of by all Oriental travellers and savanna
and especially by the Right Rev bishop Wainwright Rsv.
Dr. Hawks Prof J. v G. Smith, SIR Gardiner Whkinsen,
the Revue Arcbeologique, NJ. Ampere DC. Admission,
so oents children half price Catalogues for sale in the
rooms Open during tho day and evening
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Ul0UfSA1iON NO11CE-PUBL2ON NOTICE Is HEREBY
given 70 the owner Or owners occupant or occupants
houses and lots, improved or unimprovsd lands,
cted thereby, that the following assessments have
sc1esSed BY the Assessors and are lodged In the
. Of The Bureau of Assessments for examination BY
persons interested, vis:For tagging sidewalk Of d.
On street, between Norfolk and Suffolk streets. The
'ts smbfaeed by such assessment include all the se-
houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
eels 81 land, situated the northery side Of Division
st between Norfolk and Suffolk streets All persons,
= ins:Tssts are Affected b the above named asssss
requested to present their QUESTIONS in writing
b undersigned, at their ONCE No. Hall Of Records,
IN thirty days from the date Of this notice.
S GiaAa y J. SobeE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNIULA J
NEE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department JAN
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NEW YORK AND PHIIADEIPHA-DRDCT UNITED
~ States Mail and Express Lines through in four hours
New Jersey Railroad via Jersey CtyLeaving New Yorh
P. NJ Fare in the A. NJ and P. NJ So IS, and in the
"a NJ and 5k p. NJ 50. Leave Philadelphia at and
GA NJ, and 81 p N. For first GLASS; %; second do,
e and Q A. NJ and 4 P. ny 81 30. For Baltimore,
Washington, Norfolk, and Charleston-through Ncketa
sold and through baggage carried, in the and A. N.
and 4 and 61s p n. lines from New York Passengers
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before ths
trains leave.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EXPRESS AGENCIES.
CHASE & CO.'S STEAMSHIP EXPRESS FOR MOBILE
~ and New Orleans, per steamer William Penn
Tuesday February s. at F. N. Lowest rates OF freight
Connecting at Mobile and New Orleans with established
expresses throughout the Southern States.
CHASE & CO., No. Wall street.
N. B.savannah and Charleston express per U. s. mail
steamer on Wednesday, 9th inst.
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DACKEN 10 HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOL
u lowing ships viii leave Hsvre the 10TH and New
York ON the LIST Of each MONTH

They all hrst class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers and commanded by Of experience in
the trade The price Of passage $780, without wines or
liquors. Goods TO the subscribers will forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD & HINCKEN Agents. f6l Pearl street
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MISCEI.IIANEOUS.

(tALIfORNIA AND AUSTRAIIA.--lN BOND ONE MIL
~ lion German segars for sale at bargain, 10 close
consignments
CHARLES RIKEN, rs Old slip, corner OF Front street.
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i mattress and bedding depot.--Iron bedsteads from
4te $4o the healthy ing Mattress nc, 81 to $780,
so the new elastic felt BEDS pillows quilts ALSO the
ranted. Call and examine at sos Broadway above ring