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TSOSsP0RATlON NOIICE.--PUBTIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
y gwen to the owner owners occupant or occu-
nts of all houses and lots improved or uninprovcd
kds, affected thereby TINT the following assessments
kve been completed Ivy the Assessors and are lodged
Pr by ell persons Interested. viz. For tagging side
ks IN Ihirtyirst street between Sixth and Seventh
|enres The limits embraced by such assessment in
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
irty first street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues
Y persons whose interests affected by the above
|Died assessments and who opposed to the same
either Of them, are requested to present their obec
kns in writing to the undersigned at their Office No
tsu Of Records, within thirty days from the date Of
" notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL.
b. !, 1868.
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D,R. CoBlyETT, MEMBER OF TILE N. Y UNIVERSITY,
~ No. 10 Duane street, between Chatham and william
streets Office hours from I A. h. &c 0P. a.
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For freight or passage, apply 70
HOWARD K. COLLINS u co., No. 50 Wall st, r
BROWN, SIMPLIFY h CO., Liverpool
T. 9. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard IDr,aor
JOHN MUNROE h CO., Nc. rs Rua Notrs taras dee
VICTORIES, Paris or
GEO II. DRAPER, Havrs.
The owners Of these ships win rot 10 accountable for
God SILVER buihon specie ewery, precious stones or
METALS unless bills Of hiding signed therefor and Tia
T'HE british AND NORTHAMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
i STEAMSHIPS.
rRoM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL.
60 :" -. .$l2O
cecOAu CABIN Passage. 70
IRON BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL.
THIEF Cabin Passage. 300
Second Cabin Passage. Observation-Disclosures. bJ
The ships fromBoston cali at halifax.
ARABIA Captain JIdkns, AMERICA Capt Ieitch
tEhaiA capt. hyrio EUROPA, Capt. Shannon,
ASIA, Capt. L. G. Lott, CANADA Can't Stone
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Lang,
These vessels carry cearwhte light at mast head:
green on starboard bow; red port bow.
canada :. Boston, Wednesday, 10th February.
Niagara, =" New York, Wednesday, 13d February
Arabia, New York Wetlnestav 9th Mach
Herths not secured until paiu for
An experienced surgeon on board.
The 0v ners OF these ships viii not be accountable for
gold, silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones or
metals unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage, apply to
T. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
DACKErS no HAvRE--SEOOND IINR-rHE FoI,
lowing ships viii leave Havre Ola the 10Th, and Now
W. AZ ttn - -
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CTRFIT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL Or RECORDS
CPubc notice hereby given that the following petitions
have bcen presented in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
To regulate and grade Lexington avenue from Sixty
to Eighty streets To flag side walk and ct and
gutter on norheriy side Of Eighty street. between
objections thereto, requested to present them in
writing to the undersigned at his Office on or before the
10Th February instant. JAMES FUREY.
February To- 1858. Street Commits Toner
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aHAVEELEF,ss GUIDE,


>IA8DEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILApfI-
~ phia ut Il O'Clock, noon by steamboat John Potter
from pier No l, North river Fare-hrst class cars, ~
eeennd class, 81 Returning, leave Philadelphia, from
foot Of Walnut street, At r. NJ Engrant line By steam
boat Atlas, from pier No. /, st M O'Clock P. n razs
N50.
TOR AI.BANY.--FAgE Si.--ALgANY AND NEW
II York Inland Roate Railroad Two daily express
trains att A. NJ, and 3A5 +. NJ, connecting ut Albany
with ccntl limo OF railroads. North and West from the
depot corner Of White, Elm and Centre streets
where through tickets be procured, and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Buffalo Passengers Glo received at Broorle aud Bowery
ndTwenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains vii land passengers AT Cr0ton Falls add
Chacm Four Corners only. Az other trains will start
from City Hal station, Of Tyon Row and Cence
streos, as heretofore.
TyU7S0N RIVER RAfIRoAD-Tr,AIfsS DAILY FEOK
Al Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough in four hours meet
Ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at eeoas
Same evening
Mail train, SA NJ; through way train stIP.N
Express train, L. d.. accommodation traiI y. II.
Passengers takon at Chambers Canal Christie pher Feuz
teentt and Thirty FIRST streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street. ct TX A. NJ, fer
Pooghkoepso and at p n. for Albany stopping at al
way stations, GEO. SHARK superintendent.
NEW YORK AND pHlI.AIFIPHrA-DIEECr UNITED
EsU Jersey 70 road, Jersey CtyIea wing New Yors
foot Of Cortiandt street at and ~, and and o1
p NJ Fare In the 4. ~ and p. NJ 50 10, and in the
A. d. and 5h r. N 80 Leave fhladclphis at l, Z and
a. NJ, and S. y. u. Tor fret Glass; 81 second do
Is and A. NJ. tni r. NJ 81 90. For Baltimore
Washington Norfolk and Charleston through tckota
sold and through haggago carried In the 8 and A. n
Gnd4 and So =. N. lncs from New York. passengara
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
Esins leave.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ton has been presented n toe Board Of Aldermen 10
regulate grade pave and set curb and gutter stones in
River Also the following resolutions. To regulate pave
and set curb and gutter stones in Thirty street be-
tween Third and Lexington that such part of
Fifty ninth street not opened by law or ceded
to the Corporation be opened Immediately. All persons
present them to the undersigned in writing at his Office
on or before the Goth day of February, instant.
JAMES FUREY, street Commissioner.
February TO- 1858.
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Ia T 4 MEETING or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
IAN February Z, 1855 the following communication
A received from .hc County Clerk transmitting the
Dporunment OF school moneys from tho state Superin
tdeni Of Common Schools and directed To be print
. in tho Corporation newsparers;--
CLERKS orT1cE or Ilfg CTrT ,sD County orr
Ngw YoHK, Jan. ~, 1858. !
= rFIs Hoyor r>rIH Board OF SUPERVISORS.
Gentiemcn-l herewith enclose (pursuant 10 iaw)
~ OF report received at this Office from the state SUI
Gtendept of Common Schools, In reference 70 the ap
orOumeut of school moneys throughout the State by
blch II appears that the sum Of $3.50 o o5 Is eppor-
0ncd to the city and county Of New York. Very
|roetfuliy, RICHARD L. CONNOLLY, County Clerk.
SEamrARys 0F1cF,
DEPARTMENT or COMMON SCHOOLS,
Albany, jan 81 1853.
r. rHE CLERK ca I'M COUNTY or Nrw York.
IN pursuance Of he fourth and fifth sections OF the act
ncd IAN act to establish free schools throughout the
late passed April ~, 1851, have opportioned and di
ed IN tho therein directed amcng the several
ountios cities towns school districts parts IF districts
III erarate ncghbohoods Of the state the moneys as
sed aud collected pursuant to the provisions OF that
ct and other moneys appropriated to the support of
common schools, being in all tho If 81 OO2 602 10
nd do certify that the sum of Sl3o7o1 % is APP.
n,ioned TO the city and county Of New York
nd that each town and city in said county will
eceive thereof the set opposite the OF said
owns md cities in the schedule hereunto annexed The
bird column OF figures representing the amount TO be
vde1 equally amsng the school districts OF each town
city The fourth column OF figures representing the
mount 10 be apporoned among tho several school dis
ries and parts OF districts according 10 tho number OF
adrcn residing therein between tho ages of four and
wenty years aud the f.h column Of figures repre-
enting the amount TO be apportloncd for library pur-
oses among the school districts OF each town city
notice win be given to the Treasurer of said county
hen The said sum viii be payable to him. Drafts made
cfore such notification cannot be pgid.
u HENRY RANDALL.
Superintendent Of Common schoois
ccbedulo above referred to-
Cry AND Cousn or NEw YORK
o o. . aau' ',',.''','..'.'''..'.'..... 2l6
pTSrionmcnt stccting 20 districts sG Sii D 81
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MEDICAL.

DR. COOPER NO. IL DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
\ Chatham and William. Office hours from A. N
too ?. Nj. Sundays, from to 10 A. H., and from Y
8PM.
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, FEB
~ b, lS53.sealed proposals will be received at the
Office Of the Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies No
New City Hall, until the l4th inst, at IL o'clock NJ.
Tor the furnishing OF the marble tile for the floors of the
new court house In the Park The tile to be one and
quarter inches thick All information required will be
furnished at the Office Of the superintendent Of Public
buildings No 10 Elizabeth street. Bank estimates will
be Furnished at either Office and the commissioner rc
serves the right 70 reject all any Of the estimates
deemed for the interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW r. PIRDY.
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
CORPORATION papers will please copy.
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DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
4 bers streeNotce Is hereby given to the relatives
and next OF kin of Philip Campbell late from Aspinwal
deceased and who iseged to have died intestate that
the effects of the said ntetate in the hands of the Public
Administrator will he administered and disposed Of by
him according TO law, unlessa the be claimed by
some lawful executor administrator Of the deceased by
the 18th day of March next.
PETER 3. swEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, Feb. 10, 1853
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4 VOFPUHATIUN NUIICE.-PUBIIO NOTICE IS HERE:BY
y given TO the owner Or owners occupant occupants
nf all houses and lots, improved or anmproved lands
ected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office
Of The Bureau Of Assessments for examination ~ all per-
scns interested, vE-For well and pump in Ffty-third
street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. The
limits embraced by such include all the seve-
sells Of land situated on both sides of Fty street
from Lexington to 400 feet vest Of Fourth
on the south side Of Fifty fourth street. between Licking
Ton and Fourth avenues, the ives; side Of Lexington
avenue, between and Fifty fourth streets:
and on both sides Of Fourth avenue between Fifty
affected by the abovensmed and who are op
posed to the same either of them requested to
present their objections In writing to the undersigned
II their Office No Hall of Records within thirty layp
rom the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors,
CHARLES MCNEIL.
once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Feb
Z, 1883.
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N0RPORATTUN NOI1CE.--PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
gwen, to the owner or owners occupant occupants
a houses and lots, improved unmproved lands ar
leed thereby that the following have been
npsted BY the Assessors and lodged In the Office Of
pc Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all rer
ns interested viz For Tagging sidewalks west side Of
roadway, from No s65 to Eighteenth street. The limits
nbraced by such Assessment include all The several
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
land situated on the west side Of Broadway from No.
to Eighteenth street. All persons whose terests ara
Eected by the above named assessments and who arc
posed to the same either OF them requested to
resent their objections, in writing 10 the undersigned
their Office, No Han OF Records within thirty days
|aW the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLE5J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MoNIEiI.
|0ce Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department. Feb
lATy 4 1859.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bers Notice is hereby given to the relatives
and of kin Of Ceestn Soucie late from California,
deceased and who is alleged to have died ntestate that
shall apply to the Surrogate Of the county Of New York
for letters Of administration npon the estate Of the said
intesae the 18th day Of March next at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon.
PETER D. sWEE,yY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, Feb. 10, 1853.
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LNoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
4 The United States nail steamship ROANOKE f
tnscndy commander, WIN leave pier IL North river on
satnrdaJ February 18th at o'clock 2. Ii. For freight
Apply on board and for passage to
LtDIAM 4 PlIi1sANTs. SO Front street.
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aIY1DICAX

nR. JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET. OFFICE IoURs
H. from A. A. TO 7 NJ. Sundays, from " half
yest 10 A. IL and from to T. II.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, On
" Meeting with The Pacific HAL Steamship Corapty.
carrying the great United States mal.-%Jnly .hrogl
United States mail liae for California and Oregon, In
Aspuwall and Panama.-Great reducion.--The spletd
new and double engine United States mall s;eamiip
OHIO 3 COO tons burthcn, II J. Hnr.stere u S. My,
commander, nnd the CHRgOhIie, John MCGOWAN, cd.
prccsoly from pier as foot q Warren gtroe No, rigr
FOR AspinwpE direct. The Pacific Mail Steam dip Co
pany's nagnacent new steamer, JOHN l.. sCEPhEE
$500 tons burthen, Commodore Robert l., Pearson VII
be in readiness at Panama, together with the steanr
PANAMA 10 take the mails and passengers OF the 0lo
ard Cherokee and sail immediately for San Fraic!so
The John L. Stephens has been built expressly for nc
Pacific service with extended guards giving sIEcioia
deck ROOM promenades, DC. Her ventilation canmt
be surpassed, large windows and lights boiug substituted
for port holes both forward ard Aft There n, bun
head or other distractions 20 the free passage IF all
from stem to stern, In either deck Her ealing qrlitl
were thoroughly tested previous to her dcrnrtue AMI
ahe proved hcrsef OF the fastest steamers ahoa N,
efforts spared on the part Of the companies send
their pas engers through with expedition, comfor
safety.
RATS or FARE TO AspIswArI-
ladies snloon, state ST
Lower aft and forward saloon do .............. IS
second cabin standees "
RATES OF FARE rBcM PANAMA. TO SAN fgASclsco. +
FIRST cabin after saloon state rooms .........Scit
To- do forward upper deck do.,............., 2ot
Forward cabin, steerase fare. 10i
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf q Al
pinwa free Transit Of the ishmus nj the ra3segcrs
expense, For freight or passage, apply to CHARTS
WHITNEY,, ut the Office OF the companies l77Wes
street. corner Of Warren.
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They all FIRST class New York built ships provided
With all requisite articles Tor the comfort convenience
o. Passengers and commanded by Of experience IN
the trade The price Of passage $780, without wines or
Lquors Goods cent to she hers viii be forwarded
fSee from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD + HINCKEN. Agents. lea Pearl stree
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sssEKfHsMESTS RENEWED EVERY NY.
CORPORAITON NOTICES,
H-gEE THIRB PAGE.

n INCORPORATION KOTICE.--PCBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given ~ the owners occupant or oscupo ns
all houses and lots improved ID lands Affect
"A thereby, that the following assessments have been
cpleted by the Assessors and lodged In the Office
q the Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY oil per-
ons interested viz For tagging sidewalks and reset
ing curb and gutter stones in Franklin street. The
its embraced by such assessment include all the seve
ai houses and lots OF ground vacant lots pieces and
Jeet between Broadway and Church street. All per-
ns whose interests are affected by tho above named
essmenfs and who are opposed TO the same either
them, are requested TO present their objections IN
(riing to the undersigned at their Office No Hail Of
|cooras, within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Onlce Bureau OF Assessments, Street department Feb
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I'0R SYDNEY, AUsTRALTA.--THE Al CLIPPER SHIP
Il ST. THOMAS Captain Merrill, having four Hfths
OF her cargo engaged win have immediate despatch as
above Having extensivs accommodations for first and
will find It to their advantage to examine this superior
fast sailing vessel before engaging else whore For balance
OF freight, or passage, apply TO DEPPERMAN IL AlBUR
IFS 90 Beaver street. or SCHMIDT BALclIEN, 105 and
lC7 Wall street.
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MATHS OE fASaAuMs
Saloon, $780, ss5 and $685. (seoording to stats rooms)
taken, and found With comfortably cooked provisions for
go. to Liverpool $50 from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates of passage and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
In from 81 sterling upwards HIND bills Re
had at the Office Of EHOAAS RICHARDSON. agent No. a
Exchange place.
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HRTES STREET THEATRE ALbANY.--MR. EDITOR.
" Please contradict The statement made in the Albany
morning Express, uat had leased the Green street
Theatre. Such i not the Yours, Sc,
A. H. PURDY, National Theatre.
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(SIRCUa-NEw YORK AsPHITHEATRE, NO. 81 raw.
~ ery--R Sands Co., Proprtstors Thursday, Fsh. 10
Scene Of Eqnestransm, by Miss Emma Nathans euDarh
Horomanship and Gymnastc Feats by the fun stsonrth
OF the Troupe Mr.. James Mcfarland On the TSht
THE QUACK AND Ills VICTIM.
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u TsIEY's THAMES, 4os BRoApwAY-PAuNTED ON
LII fifty thousand feet Of canvass by the rst sesnia
artists in the world grand moving pictorial nlus1rH-
the river from its until II passes the city VI LON
don Painted from original sketches BY Messrs r. Phil
Ups, Haghe, knel, &c Descriptions by j. Il. Hammers-
hr. A. sedgvick. Every evening at TX O'Clock. o.
Saturday, at L. N. Admission reduced 10 rs eents
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tl'AtEISioh LIN. lOk AUSIliAlIA-THE SPLENDID
IL New York built clipper ship PANAMA Capt
Dearborn lying at pier Is t. r. unequaled for aectness
Dy any vessel on the BERTH win have immediate despatch
Tor Melbourne direct This favorte clipper ship. built by
W H. Webb, in this city expressly for the China trade
has never been beaten, and nnde OF the
remarkable passages record having gone 10 Aner in
seventyour days. and made the passage to
Now York in eighty two days For balance OF freight or
passage in cabin, sppty to
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nR. WARDs-OFllCE IN CANAL STREET ONE
~ door from Broadway, up stairs Hours, A. " to
J.. NJ Sundaya, frcm ~ A. ~ till u NJ, and from tn
Ia the evening.
1R RAIPIiS OFFICE HOURS, FROM "a la A. NJ
- and tooP. ". Sunday excepted, ut No e43 Hous.
ton street, Wooster.
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WILL. SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND AIPrNH
w Entertainment and ascent of Mont BIanc Illus
trated with series Of magnificent and gigantic paintings
from drawings taken ON the spot ri enormous ex
pense together with highly humorous and interesting
description OF and tho continent and Ia
the Alpine regions, by John T. Ovens, Esq, the wcll
known and popular comedian. ttun par ticnlars will
shortly be Announced.
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A UsTRAIIA-UIPPER IINE--THE SPLENDID SHIP
IA AkBAR, l,000 tons burthen, J. L Gibbs, CON
mnnder viii be despatched from New York for Melbourne
Port Philip, ON the 18th Of February This vessel was
built expressly for the Fast India trade and Is very
last sailer, having made the run from New York to
Liverpool in l2s days This ship viii only take about
thirty passengers for which she has superior acconmo
dations. Apply TO Wal DuGAN, Front street. or 10
ARkEIL kIIOTT, 146 PeaIi streot.
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GRAND FARlWEII. CoNCFRT--PAUL JULIEN, vIo-
" linist, respectfully announces that he will give
Grand Farewell Concert Tuesday evening, February Is,
at Metropolitan Hall, which occasoa he viii bc
sisted by
MADAME urNRHTTT sONTAG,
SIG. e. BADlAII.
sIGS0R PoZzoIrvI.
SIC ROCCO,
WHO have in the ndcs. manner volunteered their yalu
able services.
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1HoR SAyANNAH-U s. NAIL ILNE-TIE SUPE-
n rior steamship FLORIDA, Captain u. &. Woodhull,
or Saturday February l2ti vt O'Clock p. H., from pier
No. 4 North river. Apply to SAMUI. I. lrTCHil4L.
1oi Front street. The tABANA Captain O. d LAsdow,
Saturday, February TO- For speed, strength accom-
ueissons and fare, Aa.e shi5s have supsror tS
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Wy ANlED--7wFIyE MORE YOUNG LADIES, FOR
w Equestrian Pagoant.-Tuiton in the art Of rid
ing On tho side saddlc) will be given Apply ut the
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ITO TIfEATRlCAfs--W. p. TTsH TROM LONDoN,)
L. theatrical and Characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl
street four doors from Broadway. Amateur perfoh
ntteaded Wigs lent hire FOR private parties and fancy
dress balls B-Aoy style Of theatrical wg made on
four hours notice.
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For sale BY the propretors, No. "a Beaver street.
price 81.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GI.ASGOw.-TIT
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, Il 962 tons, 400 horse power Ro
bert Craig commander, win sail from Glasgow Wedncs
day, February g. and viii leave New York for Glasgow
Saturday, March %, at IL O'Clock, ct First
second cabin $780, third GLASS 420stewnrds fees nco-
ded. Apply to J. McSYMON, 3a Broadway.
T1OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
I States mail steamship FRANKLIN, j. A. Wotton
COMMANDER, will leave fer Have, touching at Southamp
ton to land the mails and passengers, Sauray, Feb.
IL ct IL O'Clock from Pier No. 4 North river Pcs Of
passage, $40. Luggage not wanted during the voyage
'eselow.n No merchandise will be received on board
after Thursday Feb 10 For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent No SO broadway.
INDEPENDENT IINE-THROUGH TICKETS FOR CALL
L forna via Aspinv I'll and panama.The and splen.
did steamship UNCLE SAM coo tons, w. a. Mills,
snder, will leave New York for Aspiawal Saturday
February 10Th at O'Clock p NJ, precisely, from pie
No. N R. performances of this steamer on nor aHr
aud second voyages warrants the assurance that the ps
sengers viii reach Aspnwsu IN from to eight dys
where she will connect with the and splendid 5esm
ship Sierra Nevsd 1000 tons, d. Wilsoa commander
which will be in readiness Mt Panama to receive the
sengers Of the Unco SAM and sail Immediately for San
Francisco These steamships both now, and Of the
very arat cass 10 accom- notation, npeed and vet
hilton They unsurpassed by any vessel on tho roite
The tables VII be supplied IN the most liberal name,
both for cabin and storage Every eyclOn
will be made tho part OF tne officers and owners tin
safety speed and comfort. Passengers viii be Ind
ell at the wharf al Aspnwai and take tho Panama ALL
road for the Pacific. good sugeon IL attached to heh
ship whose services free Of charge 10 tho passcnrs
For freight passsge eppy to h. MILLS Agent, No 81
C0rilaldt street Y. S--A mail bag wiz be made . ct
tis olice In accordance with the law Of Con.tss
for the accommodation OF the public
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DACKEIS no HAvRE--SEOOND IINE-rHE FOL
lowing soips viii leave Havre Ola the 10Th, and Nov
York IN the lgto If acb