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Rowlay THEA1Rk-DoORs OPEN AT OK CUR.
Friday '''a T E Essssi Dz9s 81 p 3 R;sS'd
u S sss. ss s' Sa.s:
IydOn;; mt r Johnston stratosies s.s BROADLY
D.. a. f nS'os Gong - a.. = Miss Hiasrt
The CASTELAR, Mr. Hamilton Abdar Khan. Mr. Johnston
d Rsnn . ns5
burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr.-DooRs
I'D open at az; to commence at 2 O'Clock.
Friday evening EsSEus AM u 1C win b performed
ssaas. Nh rasds ps.nss1
Thomas Trot. Mr. Burton Annette. Miss Fisher
Mr. Hasl Mr. Ni SSaoss N ssy Tsss Hughes
Ralph Nickleby Mr. Russell Mrs. Nickleby. Mrs Jansen
Nicholas. Mr.. Holman Kate Mrs. Fisk
Squeers Mr. Burton Miss squeers. Mrs. Bernard
Browde.. Mr. Thompson Mrs. So leers. Mrs Hughes
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-DOORS
~ open at "a; curtain rises at Z O'Clock.
Friday evening" %, Eeb sGg D be performed
o'NEAI THE GREAT.
oTen. Mr.. W. =. Jones flinor Mrs. Nichols
pARNUMs MUSEUM -FRrDAY EVENING. AT 7X
- Tie new cOmC moral drama called OLD FOIKS AT
HONE In the afternoon at 8, THE DANCING BARBER
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME The Infant Leopard Tanner
performs with the Leopard Armenia to-day The Horse
and Rider turned 10 stone and all the other curosties
to be seen usual Admission TO the whole Museum
&c, % CENTS Parque and First Balcony tx cents extra
CHIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. NO. 472 BROADWAY.
~ above Grand street-Opcn every night during tina
Of Christy whose concerts in this cy for the psst
six years. have been received with favor by highly
spectacle and fashionable audiences. Tickets rs cents
nrNOra vpofE L. IN nj l<nt,l
NBLOs sALOON.-L NJ. GOTTscHAIK RESPECT
that he win give q Grand Concert, Friday evening"
February II. at Nibo's Saloon, on which occasion
Mr. EXIT sosE 81 E VR Il assisted by
MR. HOFFMAN,
MR. KYLE, and On .,,,
PROGRAMME
PART I.
i. Duet-Grand COncerante for Flute and PiAnoforto
Messrs. J. A. Kyle and G. f. Bristox.
2. "The Chase Of Young Henry, I" Fantasia, exc
. viii III Love Thss to the Last BY so''''n'
A. Grand Iriampha
Fantasia (for two Pianos,) by Mr..
Richard Holman and the Author. :. GottschaBx
s. Grand Aria-'T due Foscari !" sung by Nine
g. septour, from Lucia d Lammermoor, 'e''
OOttschaK ........,..................li szt
/. Descriptive Balad-"Th Young Soldier
by Mr. Frazer composed expressly for
. Poetic a% Moi, oncuss ,;:,ar Elo
ka "1he 0ssianic Dance, y ''Bananier,"
Negro Dance, by the Author 49,. ;. .GottschaM
8. Aria-"Ah, mon Gls,' prophet, by Nine
Waltz-Di 3, avura, (for two PanoS. -. .Gottschak
o. Rondo-'I LombaId ........................ve Verdi
u. Carnival of Venice composed and execu-
Tickets One and Two Dollars according to location. For
sale at gu the music stores Seats be secured at VIM
Hall Sons, where diagram DO Ushers will
be in attendance to facilitate the audience Doors open
at ga O'Clock; Concert to commence at x.
GRAND FAREWELL C0NCERT.--PAUL JULIEN, v1O
" Gnst, respectfully announces that he will give
Grand Farewell Concert Tuesday evening February
at Metropolitan Hail. which occasion lie will be as
sisted by
MADAME IlENRIETTE SONTAG,
SIG. q. BADIAII,
SIGNOR POZzOLINI,
SIG. ROCCO
Carl. ECKHEGT,
Who have in the kndes volunteered their vau-
able services.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, con-
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
carrying the great United States mai-Only through
United States mail line for California and Oregon, via
new and double engine United States mail steamship
OHIO, 5000 tons burthen, H. j. Hartstene U g. Navy,
commander, and the CHERoKEE John MeGowan, COM
msnder, will sail Monday, Feb. d. Mt O'Clock, T. NJ
precisely from pier at foot OF Warren street. North river
for Aspnwan, direct The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's magnificent new steamer, JOHN L. STEPHENS
be in readiness At Panama together with the steamer
PANAMA to take the mails and passengers Of the Ohio
The John L. stephens has been built expressly for the
Pacific service, with extended guards giving spacious
be surpassed large windows and lights being substituted
for port holes, both forward and aft There bulk
header other distractions to the free passage Of air.
from stem to stern in either deck Her sailing qualities
thoroughly tested previous to her departure and
she proved herself Of the fastest steamers aoat No
efforts spared the part Of the companies to send
their passengers through With expedition comfort and
safety.
PARE AsrIswAI.
ladies' saloon, state room 800
lower aft and forward saloon do.....,......... s.
Second cabin stsndees 20
RAIrs or rarE FROM PANAMA 10 SAN FRANCISCO.
First cabin after saloon state rooms. $3.50
Do do. forward upper deck COMMENCEMENT. 200
Forward cabin, steerage iare. l0V
Passengers win lie landed at the railroad wharf, at AS
pnwa free. Transit OF the ishmus at the passengers
expense For freight passage, apply to CHARLES A.
WHITNEY, at the Office OF The companies, III West
street corner Of Warren.
DAssAGE FOR SAN TRANCIsco.--CAI.IFoRNIA LINE
Il The clipper packet ship NEW YORK, having nearly
all her cargo board, viii sail about the 18th February
For passage, having uncqualea accommodations early
ARKEiL l. ELLIOT, LAG Pearl street
(,LIITER SHIP NEW YORK FOR SAN FRANCISCO
~ To sail positively on Thursday, Fob. 17th Has
splendid first and second cabin accommodations for
few passengers. Apply board, az pier No IL
North river, or TO 4. h u. FOWLER 80 West street.
C,HIPPrRs PER CLIPPER SWORD FISH, FOR SAN
- Francisco win please hand in their bills Of lading,
Tor signature this day, before IL NJ they cannot be
signed The ships now in the stream.
SUTTON 4 CO., 81 Wall street
90 WALL, STREET, NEW YORK.-THTs Is TO GER.
30 tify that have taken passage on the beau
tiful clipper bark Peytona, owned by Captain
Antonio Peleter for Australia and that cannot do less
than praise and feel grateful for the kindness. and atten
ton received the hands Of Captain Antonio Pcetier
whose energy and excrtions have made his line equal II
not SUPERIOR to any OF those packets which constitute the
tsdo and commerce between America aud Australia. In
faith of which have signed my to this certificate
tlts sfh day ~ February 1853.
~ IAti WILLIAM. P,inee Of Wertt"sb'rg
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICES.


DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
ber street-Notce Is hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of f. D. sawtelle, Of Wisconsin, late
from California deceased and who is alleged to have died
intestae that shall apply the Surrogate the county
Of New York for letters Of administration upon the
next, AZ ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER B. sWEENY Public Administrator.
Dated, New York, Feb 4th, 1853
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
bers street-Notice Is hereby given to the relatives
aud next Of kin Of Edmund Pckavance, Of Liver.
pool deceased and who is alleged TO have died ntestae
that shall apply to the Surrogate of the county Of New
York for letters of upon the estate of the
said ntestae Oh the It'll day Of March next at 10 O'Clock
Dated tI New York Feb 1885, Pubic Administrator
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
bers street-Notice is hereby given to the relatives
Michigan late Of California; deceased and who is alleged
to have died intcstae that shall apply to the Surrogate
of the county of New York for letters Of administration
upon the estate Of the said intcsate the 7h day of
PETER B. swEENY,
Dated New York, Feb 4, 1883 Public Administrator.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
III bers street-Notlce is hereby given to the rea-
ives and next of kin of Andre Ryoire, a native OF
France late from California deceased and who alleged
TO have died nesate that shall apply to the surrogate
of the county of New York for letters of
upon the estate of tho said nestatc the 10th day of
March, next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Dated, New
PETfR b SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
DUBIIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
Il bers streetNotce is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin of F. Riordan, OF Sacramento Cali
forna, merchant deceased and who is alleged have
died intesate that shall apply to the Surrogate of the
county Of New York for letters of administration upon
the estate of the said nesate the seventh day Of
March next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER. b. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated, New York. Feb. 4th, 1883.
DUBIIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
beers streetNotce is hereby given to the relatives
and xtort Of Nara nft ~,
deceased and who is alleged to have died ntestae that
the effects Of the said ntesate in the hands of the Pub
lie Administrator will be administered and disposed Of
by him according to law unless the be claimed by
lawful executor administrator Of the deceased
by the 7th day Of March next.
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, Feb 4, 1853.
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SHIPPING.

A USTRAIIAN STEAMSHIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
N hereby given that the books for subscription to the
stock Of the Australian Steamship Company corpora
ton organized under the laws Of the State will he opened
Thursday the 18th ns at 10 o'clock OF the banking
house Of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co., William street.
BENSAS Sfy HOWARD Committee Of
g. T. SNOW. bfcotors.
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPIIES FEB
~ D. 1063.sealcd proposals will be received at the
ofce Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies, No.
New City Hall, until the 14th inst, Mt IL o'clock W.
for the furnishing of the marble tile for the floors OF the
nav court house in the Park. The tile To be and
quarter inches thick All information required will he
furnished at the ONCE Of the Superintendent of Public
buildings, No 10 Elizabeth street Blank estimates will
be Furnished at either once and the commissioner
the right 10 reject all or any Of the estimates
deemed Sor the interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY.
rommissoncr Of Repairs and Supplies
CcJcyAticn payers viii please copy.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL. OF RECORDS
hCPublic notice is hereby that the following petitions
have been presented in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
TO regulate and grade Lexington avenue from Sixty ninth
to Eighty Sixth streets To flag side walk and ct curb and
gutter on norhery side of Eighty street. between
objections thereto, requested to present them in
writing to the undersigned at his Office or before the
IOth February instant. JAMES FUREY.
February 10, 1853. Street Commissioner
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
ton has been presented in the Board of Aldermen To
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 sixth street.
tween Third and Lexington That such part Of
Fifty ninth street not opened by law or coded
to tho Corporation be opened immediately All persons
interested having objections thereto requested to
present them to the undersigned in writing at his Office
or before the Goth day of February, instant.
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
February 10, 1853.
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WILL SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND ALPTNA
w Entertainment and ascent of Mont Blanc, illus.
tated with series Of magnificent and gigantic paintings
from drawings taken on the spot, ct enormous
pense; together with highly humorous and interesting
description Of men and the continent and In
the Alpine regions, by John f. Owens Esq, the well
known and popular comedian. Full particulars win
sh0rtly be announced.
DALLS MODEL OF SAN FRANCISCO.-THIS SPIEN-
I'D did and interesting work will be ready for exhbi-
ton at 312 Broadway, Saturday February Il This
is the only and complete model of San Francisco
constructed, although two three attempts have
been made. 1t covers of nearly one thousand
feet, and its construction twenty artists
ployed about year. This model has not yet been ex-
hbited in this city. N. Bone hour spent In viewing
this model will give accurate knowledge of the situa-
tion sxe FORM and construction OF San Francisco
one week spent in the city itself.
Extracts from Editorial notices
From the Daily Alta California, July IA, 1862-It is
San Francisco in miniature and San Francisco exactly.
livery hill Of city has been measured and is duly
presented scale Of hve inches to hundred feet.
Every house in the city he theroa the recent
excavations the whsrves, shipping &C. Any at all
acquainted with the city pick out the different resi-
dences and stores at glance, accurate and full the
view presented.
From the Placer Times and Transcript July g. 1852
Is complete fac smile Of the city, exhibiting every
street. wharf domce and other Objects upon its entire
area with the inequalities Of the surface the harbor
with the shipping, and all the actual details, they
presented to the parties who have gotten up this
finished and elegant piece Of mechanical skill
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A CARD--BOWERY THEATRE.-MISS DAWES RE-
N spcctfully informs the public that she gave
authority for the of her at Whites
Varieties; her duty to the Bowery Theatre will, there
fore prevent her appearance at that establishment
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VXTANTED-TwEIyE MORE YOUNG LADIES, FOR
w an Equestrian Pagcant-Tution in the art of rid
ing n the side sadde) win be given Free Apply at the
Bovery Amphitheatre between the hours Of 10 and l.
vTyHEATRE FOR SAIE.-THE LEASE OF NOS. II AND
i 10 Bowery, with all the scenery fixtures, &C, &C.
attached TO the premises known Whites Varieties
will be disposed of to cash purchasers at bargain APP
plicaion to be made in writing with real name, ad
dressed TO T. p. CHRISTY, box Office OF the Theatre
TTNO THEATRICAIs.-w. r. FISH, ORION IONDON,)
i theatrical and cf araeterstic wig MAKER $50 Pearl
street. four doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
dress balls N B-Any style Of theatrical wig made on
four hours notice.
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They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers and commanded by of experience In
che trade The price Of passage Is $780, without wines
liquors. Goods sent to the subscribers win be forwarded
fee from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
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$40 1spgsssnns v.nn. and Aaon II Tos.ues are
now exhibiting at $40 Broadway They may be looked at
without obscene thought "Honi soft qu NAL pense."
It is the school where Natures gifts may DO in
beautiful FORMS They about leaving the city, to
make their tour through the Union previous to their
turn TO Europe Administration twenty Ave cents Child
one solid piece of marble, with veil Of the same par
tally covering the face and shoulders. The veil Is
qustey wrought that many suppose 1t executed with
needle This Is the finest specimen Of skin and ingenuity
in existence. N BCatalcgues will be ready early next
week.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GIASGOW.-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship C0mpany's new
steamship GLASGOW, Il 062 tons, 400 horse power) Ro
bert Craig commander viii sail from Glasgow Wednes-
day February e. and will leave New York for Glasgow
cabin (saloon state rooms) 500 do DO (mdshp $751;
second cabin $780, third class $20stewards fees fncl
ded. Apply 70 J. NcsYMoN, 80 Broadwry.
TSOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton
commander, win leave for HAvre, touching at SouthAmp
ton to land the mails and passengers Saturday, Feb
H. At IL O'Clock from Pier No. North river Price Of
passage, $40 Luggage not wanted during the voyag:
"BslOw." No merchandise will be received board
after Thursday Feb TO- For freight passage apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. IS Broadway
INDEPENDENT IINE-THROUGH TICKETS FORCAII-
fornia Via Aspinwall and Pansma-The and splen
did steamship UNCLE SAM = 600 tons, w. A. Mills,
mander VIII leave New York for AspinwaI Saturday,
February 10th, at o'clock r. H., precisely, from pier
and second voyages warrants the assurance that the
sengers viii reach Aspnwa in from to eight days,
where she will connect with the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada 1000 TONS j. d. Wilson, commander,
which win be In readiness ct Panama to receive the pas
sengers Of the Uncle Sam and sail immediately for San
very first class to accommodation speed and venti
kton They unsurpassed by any vessel the route
The tables win be supplied In the most liberal manner
both for cabin and seerage passengers Every exstion
win be made the part Of the officers and owners to In
safety, speed and comfort Passengers win be land
road for the Pacific good surgeon Ia attached to each
ship whose services free Of charge to the
For freight passage apply 10 Il MILLS, Agent No. 81
Cortlandt street p IA mail bog win be made mp at
this Office in accordance with the law Of Congress-
for the accommodation Of the public.
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WooDs MSs1REIs. -. BRo ,aa;v ABOVE HOW
mayer and Proprietor. The entertainments sdered BY
this celebrated company Of musicians and Ethiopian Do
Hneaors cannot be equalled by any other hand In tho
United States. See programme Doors open ct sx;
concert commences at TX O'Clock Admission Is cents
The public respectfully informed that The afternoon
concerts are discontinued.
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DR. WARDS-OFTICE IN CANAL STREET, ONE
~ door from Broadway, mp stairs Hours, A. N. 10
p. NJ. Sundays, from 10 A. n. till II NJ, and from tiD
y int Ia
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-
rVoRPORAnON NOTICR-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
" given to the owner ownsrs 0ssupant occupants
- an houses and lots improved unmproved lands affect
"a thereby, that the following Assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office
Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
ssns interested viz For tagging sidewalks and reset
ding curb and gutter stones in Franklin street The
limits embraced by such include all the seyo
raj houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces ana
parcels Of land situated the south side or Franklin
sxeet, between Broadway and Church street. An per
sons whose interests are affected by the above named
q them, are requested to present their obiectons in
writing to the undersigned at their Office No Hall Of
Records, within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Once Bureau OF Assessments, Street department. Feb
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INCORPORATION NOTICE-NOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ to the owner owners, occupant or occupants Of
n houses and lot, improved uamprcved lands AZ
fecsd thereby that the following have
completed BY the Assessors, and are lodged In the
uce Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY
An persons interested viz For fencing vacant lots in
block bounded by Twenty ninth and Thireth streets
Third and Lexington avenues. The limits embraced by
such assessment include an the several houses and os
ofound vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
the north side Of Twenty ninth street. between Third
and Lexington avenues the south side of Thrtieh
street between Third and Lexington avenues and the
hireth streets. All person whose interests are az
feced by the above named assessments and who are OPP
posed to the same either OF them requested tot
present their objections in writing TO the undersigned at
Weir Office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
thu date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department,
veb. 4 1853
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TNOR SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.-THE CIIPPER SHIP
Z ST THOMAS, Captain Merrill, having four. Gfths
Of her cargo engaged win have immediate despatch
above Having extensive accommodations for first and
second class passengers persons destined FOR Australia
will find to their advantage to examine this superior
fast sailing vessel before engaging For balance
IT'S 90 Beaver street. SCHMIDT BALCHEN, los and
lot Wall street.
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DR. COOPER, NO IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
IL Chatham and William. Office hours from A. n
to P. NJ Sundays, from to 10 A. n, and from V
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A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR PORT
"A Philip, Melbourne and sydney, AustrAlia-Ihe mag
nifcent steamship GOLDEN AGE 900 tons burthen
-, commander, will be despatched for the above
ports about the 18th April This steamshp 10 Of
the size and strength and IN every way equal to the COL
ns line Of steamers and Is believed win prove to be tho
fastest steamship in the world Her accommodations for
first second and third class passengers superior TO
any steamer built For freight passage apply to
J. HOWARD son, Agents, "a broadway.
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A USTRMIAN PACKET IINE-THE BEAUTIFUL
n clipper thip THEOxiNA win be despatched on her
regular day early in March The wopretors Of this line
prompt in which their former ships 1.-THE Abus
and Peytona) have sailed from this port. To er sons
tending 10 visit Australia this line offers the
fast ss<ls elegance Of accommodaons aud every
fort to render the voyage agreeable being commanded by
tried and experienced captains, and vctua!ed on the
most liberal scale An early application IL important,
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y infallble preservative against al diseases and
three original prescriptions for the of them b
obtained by enclosing dollar In . prepaid letter. d.
rected to q. HASS0N, n d. Montreal, Canada East.
N. R.-No deception. All communications strictly
priyAtA
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Saloon 800 $685. and $685. according to state rooms)
limited number Of third class passengers viii b
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
3d.. to Liverpool go. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
IN sums from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills can BE-
had at the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, agent No. Al
Exchange place.
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DASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON GLASGOW,
I &c-Tapscotts Line Of Packets.-W h J. T. TAP.
SCOTT Co., 50 South street, New York. continue to
make engagements most favorable terms bring ont
passengers in the same expeditions heretofore
from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland by their
quaed line Of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
days. from London each alternate Thursday and from
Glasgow twice each month. They also remit money in
the same safe manner as hitherto, in large small
sums by drafts payable ut sight In all the principal
places throughout England, Ireland, Scotland Wales,
France and Germany.