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The Legislature OF Michigan and the Eeselu
lions OF Gen Cas-.


The subjoned preamble and resolutions have passed
the legislature Of Michigan-bsving been adopted in the
house OF assembly OF that body without a dissenting
voice Ii is gratifying perceive tina, even the wings in
Michigan have TAR the error OF the ways Of their
party in past times as to be willing now in true Amer
can spirit to avow their willingness to maintain the Mon.
roe doctrine the sound rule of policy for this country
Pfeabls and joint resolutions insructing our senators
and requesting representatives in Congress 10 act
relavs declaration OF the views of United States
respecting colonization the American continent by
European powers.
Whereas the Congress Of the United States has now
der consideration joint resolution declaring that the
American continent, by the fee and ndo pendent
don which they have assumed and maintain, hence
forth not to DO considered subjects for future coon
zation by European power ; thar while existing rights
should be respected and will be by the United States they
owe II TO their own safety and interest shat
no iuure European colony dominion SHALL with their
consent be planted established in any part the Ame
can continents and that should the atemp, bs made the
Congress OF the Uned States will deliberately declare that
VIII be viewed as act originating In motives regard
lees OF their Interest their safety ana which leaves
them free to adopt such measures nde pendent
ton may justly adop, IN defence OF its rights honor
And whereas while the said resolution disclaius any
designs upon tho island of Cubs inconsistent vii the aws
of nations and with dulles which the United States
to spain, asserts the i'm OF making known Ia
the most solemn manner that the government people
OF the United States viii view all efforts the par, Of any
other power TO procure possession whether De or
foaiby ssunfiendy directed against our
owngovernmen TO be resisted by all the power
And whereas the policy and sentiment expressed in said
Joint resolution before the CJngres- the Uled States "a
vel as the parutic aud like course OF our dis
unsutshed SENATOR Lewis Cass. in relation TO tho
public safety and welfare country connected with
this important subject, in ,rdsuce with
and vewso majority Of the people the State Of Michi-
gan Therefore,
Rs'oped That in Congress be Instructed and
our representatives requested for the passage OF the
Rssoiped, That the governor be requested 10 transmit
copy OF the foregoing preamble and resolution each OF
our senators and representatives IN Congress.
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Uncle TOMS GAMMA ufe-lss dssueusotype of Mrs.
stow. Of Uncle Toms Cs.in," - on srhinton a
Whteburs. ~ street. together
with porus Of son,ss, the famous Queen q sonG"
Dec l-dd
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STOLEN GOODS.


OFFICE OF THE CHEF or POLICE, MARCH J, lai3.-
" Owners wasted for the property Supposed
30 be stolen at the First District Police Court Orc tub Of
butter thirty four pounds marked In diamond DENT
John, labelled Sherry Wine" Asc ~ the Fourth Ward
Station House. No. Oak street the follow ing Wis - muslin
dresses elk dress shawls black silk yisette piece Of
brown linen linen table cloths piece OF book muslin
coat table peer mounted work box, box vern
CELL, Dbl lamp oil, and several small articles.
GEO W. MATSBLL, Chief NJ Police.
0FFICE OF TIE CHIEF OF POLICE, MARCH ., 1865
~ Owners sre wanted for the following articles at the
First District Police Court supposed TO be stolen One ar
kin butter marked 15l twenty -four dressed skins
one bag containing coffee smalb piece of moulded cop
peri two pieces OF spetor; silver spoon IT,
at the Third ward station house 30 barclay
ing yz-Frock dross and COATS black brown dr,b
green, fnun and mixed ooord paDtaoons black green
mixed paid and fancy coorod CLOTH plush sk and
barscilles ladies' elk drosees chageabe blue and yoId
and pink and slate coord and other.
shirts drawers cravats scsrfs linen aud silk handko
chiefs glovos boots counterpanes rose blankets sheets ia
BILE and silver fork marked The abo,s
marked as follows-Frank f. Melloney, r NAV n
Tbompfon Dunning, VIM. s. Goodrich Lewis s. Jones TT
H., d. g. Butler T. u. G: g. B. 4. q. Westcott John W
Douglass, James Dnnforth, X. Sumart Westbridxe W
Clark, Dubois, Samuel Cooper, Mr.. Lavanerc W, II n
helloney, Rayner Foster, Henry H. Cook W. r. Cooper
d. Woodbury., Robt. Stewart, H. II. Howell IT. IL Hoaey
AonEo ~ Cable and other marks Many Of these ARTICLES
we're pledged nearly year since Please call and examine
the Articles Immediately GEO w. MATsELL,
Chief VI Police.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILABEL
AN. and P.M.--Aecenmosation line, att An, by
town, and steamboat R. stoekton TO Philadelphia.
Fsrs-s2 Express line at N By steamboat Jsna Pot.
four hours Fnre-$3. Returning leave Philadelphia at
AN. snd2P.M
L,oR ALBANY-TARE sl.-ALBANY AND NEW
fstt Inland RSs s & SssaS sstists wsrs
sshsnse.asy Utisa Roesester aaao
also 1t and Bowery and Twenty
will land passengers Croton Fxs and Chatham Four Cor
ners only All other srains win start from City Hall sta
ton Tyon md Centre street as heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
III Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train A.M.thrcugh in feur hours connecting
rsaohins Buffalo or Montreal at o'clock same
Mail train SAN. Through way train at Pm.
Passengers taken Chambers Canal Christopher Four
teentb and Thirty first streets.
SUNDAY .Ians To IN i stn III ~ ali wsy ma
k'sp'0 ana E ES5 s FKE!S S; sapsrinsssIns
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-DIREcTU UNI
ted states sss X Ra nrs 1s Now
York foot Of Corandt street, at and A. and aud
and Fsss sss Ls snS .ss
AN For asst sIsss ss second D., 8 and
Norfolk and tickets sold and thr,ush
baggage carried in the and A. M and and o., T. ~
ferry Hftesn minutes before ths trains leave.
Anew YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD TO BUR
IN iington, ST Johnsbury Ogdonaburg Montreal aud in
Tickets be procured At tho New York
snd si leave sss and $50 Baggage
through Freight BY railroad steamors from Peek alp
s suassa a'' fi nSpH Agent
NTYACK AND TARRYToWN.-A STEAM FERRYBoAT
IN will from this date run in connection with the ~,
and p H. and r. d. trains from New YORK; also with
tico A. p. SMITH, Proprietor
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DRY GOODS.

TAMES BECK a co. HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR
81 styles Of spring and goods embracing every
noyslty Of the season-siks shsvs mAatlla LAGOS. en-
br6ere bsreses jasonets arxAndios de atnes French
prints & Of che newest styles asa designs together with
extensive and complete variety Of linen goods house
IN lainc grenadines silk and grcnAdns tissue barcgcs
In stripes aad sstin plads foulard silks
Nnens domestic goods hosiery spring baws 60 for
sale by TIFFANY CUTTING, ri Broadway.
yvALPNCIENNEs LACEs, MALINEs BLACK SILK
Guipure, French Black Lace, aud Nance Embrcidsres
c. RABAUT co. 70 Liberty street. manufacturers and
porters have received by recent arrivals large sso
these goods for spring trade, which offer for sails
at very low prices
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AGENCY.

ArYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AH6 COMMISSION YER
IN chants, valparaiso.
WILLIAM =. r.. A. RICHARDSON. AUGUsTUs LohRAR3
References.
SAArIAco-Hon. Bas Psyton.
PANAnA-Messrs. Corwine Bro. Co., Garrison Frsts
Eyrnpool,-Hessrs Bowman, Grinnell Co., william
Jackson, ESD. -
Capt Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALrlNoRH -kessrs. John Henderson Co., IhomAs D.
Hand Co., White and Elder.
SAH FRAroIsoo--hessrs Flint, Peabody Co., Hussoy
Rand A Hale. Chas. Doane, Esq, j. H. Lyon, Eco
DosTos-Nsssrs. Ammi c. Lombard, Esq, T. D. Brigham
4 Co, CNddcn K Williams.
CAKroK-Eye Psrkin Co.
r j. SOARING, COMMISSION MERCHANT, MOTT
a. gomery street over +. Argent Co.'S sankng ho1ss
San Francisco California Consignments Of meroaGn iso
generally solicited. RsfsrencsG s. Robbins Son. all
street.
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",
r. N to 10 A. NJ, and to p ~
DR RALPHs OFFICE HOURS, FROM TO u A. n.
- 9P NJ, Sunday excepted, at No. ei3 Houston
DRoFEssoR MoRsE's INvIGoRATTNG ELIXIR OR
L Cordial tn. eighth wonder Of the botanic world
No Language convey idea Of the immediate
rhsn down BY he snd rs11ed orzaa
mental and physical SYMPTOMS Of ssssss vanish
q ss :::.pss
erect he moves With trm step his mind, which prs
bright snoy.ns .ssivs and goes fourth rs.s.S.s ~
ssner,tsd and & Ct n:x vgSr to Liz o.
the relief Is for The sSrd, properties Of me
and ;. .ras:.: only nasus. ::ss
Ssrss PAIN nerve. f... s.a
: \ I'm sa,:
asPri..ic. tendency to blush rss.::ss.
as. c.s Il memsry sontssos da. sscd q.
E..a g.saesSiy mental ,S;si.y. hy'ssIa inas:.:.
&C. win erssss and s;stSrs n: appetite: 'trssas.
H. Undue. CONTINUAL ehesainsss and aquaaimsy Of spirit
and rroong life.
Tho sass. h sSs in
to females mrn n ss, era n %
theuse ds Of nvgorsnt. eoaeoctsd-~ purporsinS - 70
Ike delicate conformation Of woman render her liable The
rssvt hss lsresfor. been Uniform These n0..sn, hay.
tenn aran.iont AZ deusvs yior The muscles bit .ais
fssl OF relief Las been SUGGESTED BY depression and
utterly parayas the rscupsr.tiyc power Of the neryo
ard tile vital organization and finally 70 destroy tbs I'M
~ Mon.g's rsvisoR Arrxs xLrxIR
e. i In the materis medica hithcr
tounhssrd oi-s stimrlsEt without reaction.
THEMSELVES.
Hear what the celebrated aud distinguished Dr. Wosa Of
A I.ss issAss HOSPITAL Worcester, June 1, ls4s.
Dss, soi me i9r% yS" sna. oni
witch he tells lie has aken tive weeks and that DO
pno and thin aud scarcely
crawl around prescribed the usual medicines used
!, such o,;os IL tic .sp, S%s hSy were =. no ssS
which enoeted satisfied other medisine could
have done shall warmly recommend IL whenever an
Wi, remember az being Of the stfsI
physicians in United Ststes and had heard his cordial
very highly spoken o. but was ono Of tho as 70
WINGED 80 the contrary With my wishes for yeur
health, hsppinoss, and continued success 1900 . :
l remain, very truly, yours, IL, A. WOOD NJ d.
THE pEnrcAL JOURNALS .
have not In ale instance that has been
given their sanction 10 other Preparation Tor tns
paints IL has in many yolent and desperate eases
cures patients lad been abandoned sni
their condition hopeless " medical
Nv once ssyns bs.p in store whore shs cordial
kept for sale Cor over three years and my %
jrde It's effects numerous tho TASTY
Ia ,t"S have seen ne weakness which had resisted
all trsatmsr years soth IN ths place anu
srd s me s psS ss.sn bottles.
vitSout relief and was CURED Win swsnTi9vr aouarS
worth DR.. Eorse's cordial IND. st.... y;
zoe prro.SwsySNsw York
sod X, SrSsgts generally throughout the United states
,srsus cprdisr blown glass Price q per sostIS
N. D.~inpsi.aas sAvios accompanying each bassls
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS CoUNTy-wILLIAH R.
- brewster guardian Of Julia Brewster minor against
William L. Bryan and Maria his wife summons for relief
Com not servody the named defendants You
hereby and required the complaint in
s which Ged In tho once Of the clerk Of the
county Kings City Hail. In the oity ofa Brooklyn
Kings state Of New York on Tho 18th day Of Feb
1855 ard TO copy OF answer to ths sid
complaint on subscribers nt their once number Wall
street city Of New York. in the State Of Now York within
twenty days Of this you exca
day Of such service and fail 20 answer ths
withn the tme aforesaid the plaintiff ths
viii apply the court for the relief demanded In tho
complaint. JONES LYONS, Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated February IL, 1853 ii Wall street, " "
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A UsrnAIIA-PIonRa R LINE OF MoNTHLY PACK.

A UsTRALIA.-PIOERRR LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
"A ste-The nearly and beautiful clipper bark ORE
CON, 900 tons b.rthsn, Captain Tnom. Highs now
first voyage round the world will auecsed the EwphrAa
the eighth ship of this well established line and sail from
ppnetualy Tho Dragon 10 the oay trus clipper built vessel
roomy light aud woli ventilated aud sssd ub In the most
comfortable manner possible II IL tuoient add that
she will be proyisioped in ma aAMe liberal her
predecessors The Pioneer Line the first and has been
the only regular line. The object Of ths proprotor 10 to
establish IL bass and they deem 10
TO state that Of their yesse been obysd to
At port for supplies has there been word Of
CON against them Rates Of passags-Saloon t2;
first cabin S7S second cabu don bio berths $2 single do
$40 Every thing provided by the ship except wpes IL
auors soap and towels remittance Of oaethrd will
tar W CAMERON or Join oGDEN. ii6 Wall street
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICES.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
hers streNotce is hereby given to the relatives and
kin of Mary Wolf late Of the city York
ain and who 10 alleged to have dioa in
tesfate that shall apply TO the Surrogate or the county
Of New York for letters She estate
OF the gad ntea tho I'd day Of April nsxt ~ ten
O'Clock In the forenoon.
PETER b. SWERSY, Public Administrstos
Dated, New York, March I, 1873
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4 rsrRAL1A-cLIrpER LINE-rmE a PACKET

A USTRALIA-CLiPPER LINE-THE l PACKET
IA ship RoCKLAND 1900 tons burden, vinal, master,
will succeed the Canton tenth ship Of the ne and sail
for Melbourne Port Philip 18th March The unsarpsssed
accommodations Of this noble ship ssfcsnt induce
taton Of this first regular line for despatch over a, other.
B guarantee for intending emgrnnts TO BY her In
preference any other vessel bound 70 those ports For
freight passage early application should be made 20 VIM
7. DuGAE 43 Front street, or " ASKELL ELLIOTT,
llG Pearl street
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xrrnIcAr. AnyrsrR ANDNARRIAGR GUIDE, wITH
M eoicred anssou sal plates q the nal: n.s "a
cents oopy, lna NY svso
49, %, RrosSrsv Hrosdway Post Once and b tAs en-
thor and surgeon, No kseAe ssssss
."~n,r - Rroedvay New wher. ~. treats ali co.
SAINTS, rem ii A teSP. NJ sd nsn hsAs
evening
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, dss.


WATCHEs AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AID SILVER wArcHEs, JHwELRy AND SILVER WARE.
~ retail, az much less than the usual prices.
yERGLNsEN
Jules Jergen5en watches by arrival,
with certificates from him with each watch
feet time keepers.
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic perfect
time Keepers. IFDEPEkrEST SECOND,
and quarter second Watches for timing horses gold
silver cases CARoNoMErERs.
splendid gold pocket ohrOnometsra which without
variation.
ENAMEL wArcHRs
Tor ladies, some In hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
fer ladies, soms in magic
which change int three different watches.
WATCHES
and trrn the hands without Key
Fine gold lepne watches four holes jevslled .$B 90
Fine gold detached levers %
Gold ensreiled watches for the ladies IS az
Gold English patent levers 80
Geld English patent levers, hunting cases SO %
Silver patent levers az low as. 10 W
Silver detached levers as low ..... IA 70
and all other styles of watches at equally lew prices.
Diamond rings pins finger rings an
for sale at mach Ices Than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rnss gold
ssys aud seals gold pens and psoeis sod and silver tain
and silver epectaclcs gold tootbpcB Sharms Chatine
chains, &c. wAnE
sterrS silver spoons, cups forks, pie knives napkin
rngs fruit knives wedding cake knisss &C. 80 Watches
and exchanged All watches TO keep good
time o. tie money returned
All kinds Of watches clocks cleaned aud repaired In
the best manner, ut much loss than the usual priess
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
importer Of watches and jswolry wholesale and RETAIL No.
IL Vail street, zap stairs near Broadway.
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FURNITURE.


ENURNITURE-WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN, AT
~ Beekman street office and counting house urnitur
sofa lounges couch beds mahogany chairs rockers
carpets oil cloth, wardrobes bureaus ete ete so bod
Bteads hair and husk mattresses extension dining tables
Furniture purchased by instruments.
ENURNITURE-J. DIXON, HAVING REMOVED TO
the spacious warehouse sos Broadway, to Grace
Church would respectfully invite the attention of
customers aud about furnishing to call and
Inc his large stock of rosewood snd other rnure before
purchasing elsewhere Also hand tho COST
Of bedstends and bedding in the city j. DIXON 36 and
sos Broadway, opposite Eleventh street
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nR. coBBETT 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
~ ham and ian streets may be sonsultsd st his Of
member Of hs New Ysrk University Bee his diploma In h
smse.
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FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND aIcHnoSD,.
Cavsndy commander, wal leave pier 70 Norsh river on
Saturday March l2th At o'clock r. NJ For freight apply
LUbLAR 5 PLgAsAETs, \ Tv,ss s,sssk
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A U6TRALIAN PACKET LINE.-THE BEAUTIFUL
"A clipper ship rHEOxENA, will be despatched GA hsr
regular day early In March The
attention this .plend vssss prompt
have sailed from this port perssss intending Witt
Australia this line offers the adv of fast vessels e
gance OF and comfort to the
voyaSs agreeable being eenmandea BY tried and expert
board or .s csptal. XSToSfo PEhIEriER q sp Wan
street, or ovERhANN &GRUNER, % South street
UsIRALIAN PACKET-ExCRLsI0R LINE-FoR
"a Melbourne, Port Phnip-Ths entirely new, beautiful
reA clipper, GEN OF THE SEA, Bowen, commander, sue
we clipper Pansma and sails above largo part
81 hsr e.rge sngsged No esrage second cabin
senger tasen From the Autess model Of this bsAutal
ana tns long experiences Of Capt Bowen In passages
TO the Indian aud Pacific ocesns is confidently predicted
RUSSELL 4 NORTON, 81 Old slip.
EOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sHMI.wkEKLY
y. B. mail line.-The new aud fast gsiag steamer
JAMES ADGER, Dickinson com ander will leave pier
No. N r., on Saturday, March L. at O'Clock p NJ pre-
win BE signed and passage a. the sPorToRD
TILESTON CO., A South street Through tickets fer
Florida ~ foews-To Jacksonville, $3i 70 PilatkA, So
T,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNIrRD STATES
I mail The new and splendid steamship FLORIDA
s. Woodhull captain, will Leave Saturday March II
At As'e'ek NJ rGR Pier Ne NGr'h river Apply 70
The Alabama, c. d. Lsdsw, captain, ON saturday.
March 18th. For speed strength accommodation aad
fare, these ships have no superior on the ocean.
ENREE PASSAGE FOR AUSTRALIAN MEETING
Fulton street, Brooklyn, Thursday, March TO- at ~
o'clock, NJ for the purpose of holding prelimin iry
meeting for the for nation OF party for Ausraa
tually advantageous terms
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MATRIMONIAL.


T AIDES, PLEASE oBsERvE1A Young GENTLR,
stranger wishes to meet lady Of good character and somo
fortune His heart and hand she will thou have forever
Please address LOU WoLDEhOR Union SQUARE Post Or
nee this week, stating place, &C., for an Interview
N,HF WAY TO THE ALTAR.-NATRIM0NY MADE
L Easy or, how to win lover
Love rules the camp the court, the grove
For love 10 heaven, and heaven IA love-
SO sang the bard: yet Thousands PHO
For love-of life the light divine
Who, did they know soro gcnue charm.
The hearts oftLosc they love to warm,
Might live, might die in bliss supreme,
Possessing all Of Which they dream.
The road 10 wedloek would you know,
Delay not, but TO Eondout 20.
Time flies, and from his gloomy wings
A shadow falls on living things,
Then seize the moments as they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through the siaN
Al Ieast the present Ia your own,
While all the future Is unknown.
A happy parria,e man OF maid
Nav Hbw secure by Rondouts aid - -,
profsssor Rondout New YORK. formerly e sweden, VIII
.rd 10 any address, the receipt of one dollar PIE, p
enable Iadies gentlemen TO WIN tne 90
affections many OF thoopposte sex A. sheir
NAV desire The Is simple hut so csptshsns
ali may be married irrespective o. age sppssssnss a R
.t,on. and last not least IL can be arennseo WIN
snnb ease and deicacy that detection IL mpossiol Al
dr. "a Professor RON DOUT New YORK city oleer"Aea
from the Post once unless the postage Is paid
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(lSRPoRAHON N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given 70 the owner owners occupant sses-
pants Of all houses and improved unim lands
saeett thereby that the following Aays bee
completed By the and lodged In this eco
the Bureau Asssssneuts sxaninatoa By all
interested Wis For regulating 18th street. from Sssoaa
sesnent include all the several heuses and lots q
vacant lots pieces aad parcels Of land situated both
sides Of sth street. Second 70 Harlem river
and both sides Of First avenue hundred feet
interests BY the above named and
to present their objections in writing TO tho
at their efee No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
frsm the date Of this notice. -
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE }Assesssrs
CHARLES MoNIELL \
Once Bureau Of AsscssneRts Street Department March
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y ship PACIFIC Capt Z. Nys-This steamship viii de-
eafs Win NE unssd state: mails fer Europe positively
sssarday March ~ at O'Clock NJ from her berth d the
ioet o. Canal street Ne berth paid for Por
Msixht or pasaAs having unsqaallsd
elegance and comfort, apply to =
B. X. COLLINS CO. Is wan street.
rassengers are requested 20 be board at lII< A.
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Paeis and sail
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OCUIlSTS AND AURISTS.

nEAFNEsS. NEW DISCOVERY = LESLEY'S OR
at church public assemblies and affords all
that could possibly be desired To be had 81 Lspea.rd
street, Now York, Of /. T. RRUGMAS, only agent for
America. Price s..
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1IATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN
mi Loyer.-Msdam De Forrestie, late o. rsrs Nnd ION
don will forward any address on receipt OF one dollar
b }.dis ar gentlemen win the affections OF as many OF
the opposite Eek may be desired The process simple
md that all may obtain the object OF their
desires irrospeotivc Of appearance position
dress TO Madam de Forrcstc, box NO ~ Toadway ross
Office.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-puBLIC N0TIcHIs HIRE
nv owners, occupant or occupants
Of ali lots improved unmprovsd lands Afsot
ed thereby that tho ow assssments have been en
peted the ASSESSOR and lodged in the once Of shs
6ureau for examination by all persons inter
sted viz For regulating Eighty third street. between
Che Third and Firth The limits embraced By such
lots pieces and parcels Of lands situated on both
sides Of Eighty thrd street between Third ana fsur
nuos whose interests affected ~ shs above
psmed and who opposed 70 the SANE or
either Of them requested to present their obcaen in
writing 10 the Undersigned at their ofnoe Ne Hall u
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assesssrs
CHARLES MoEIKLL. }
once Bureau Of Assessment Street Department Feb.
n
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Dp. COOPER u DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
ham and william streets maybe consulted at his Once
from A. NJ TO p. N. Dr. G. bsrssuiarly educated ply
aiann nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
tors-Seaed proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer
In Wooster street also with the psson or
making the and the date of its will
be received at the office Of the Croton
M stwer Wlt necessary receiving basins and cu
Houston street being length about AZ feet The pan
the building OF she same
and All other relating thereto can be obtained
On application tho Water Purveyor, 1t this once
- NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the CrotsA Aqsedust Department