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DIssULUTION OF co. PAKT-

r DISSOLUTION OF CO.P1.T-
"a NERSHlp.-The copartneIship bers.o
TX, fore existing under the style of Ksrssv a
ePearce, is this day dissolved BY mu;psI
consent aa
An unsettled business of the firm will be set,sa
by HA PEARCE.
All indebted will please come forward and se..,s
their accounts; and all having claims assin,, ths
firm, viii please present them as we are snxicr,
to settle up the business.
E KEARSEY
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M HEXTEh 81 SONS, respectfully ir-
AsA form their friends and the public, that they
have removed from No IS to No 80, Main ST, aers
they have on hand, and daily receiving from
their mandatory ia the North, large and fash.
ionable stock of Ready Made Clothfng, cut
and made in the best ana latest styles, aud Will sell
them both at wholesale and retail, 30 low % they
can be bousht in any OF the Northern cities. We
respectfully invite the public TO call and see tor
themselves. Country Merchants would and Ii 10
their interest TO examine our stock before pnrehas
ing. H. HExTER 4 SONS,
No 90 Main street. one door below
ap s-1n- Purcell, Lsdd Il Co, Druggists.
nLD DOMINION NAiLs.-I have on haad
~ Q full supply OF this superior brand OF NaAs--
Dealers can b supplied much cheaper than by or
derins from the North. Every size and description
including box and hnlng.
wA. B. TRIPLETT Agent
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GUM DKOPs.-Lemon, Rose, Raspberry,
~ Peach, &c, delicious article. and very good
for Coughs and Tickling of the Throat For sale
oy BENNETT L. BEERS,
sp Is Druaaists
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LNINE CIGARS.-We nave in store $1,000
Il Havana and Principe Cigars, our own direct
importation from Havana, of most Superior quality
which we can sell ON favorable terms.
BENNETT L. BEERS,
40 Is DrusNs
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3
ap lin Supt TRANSPORTATION
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UNDERTAKING.-The sue.

PeAFI stfeet, Ole uOUf 1TOm Mann,
NH 15-2m under Toler e. Cooks Office.
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AGENCY.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY IN WASHING.
IA ton, d. CThe undersigned offers his services in the
Of claims before and the Ds
partmen md for the transaction business requiring
attention at the capital Persons having business with the
Patent Indian, Land Pension Offices any Of the De
Iartmenta in the Supreme Court Of the United States
may rely prompt and faithful attention to their inter
est Enjoying extensive foreign will
detake and be responsible for the safe ransm sion Of
stocks money portion OF Europe and attention viii
paid to the collection of foreign claims
will furnished with special references in whatever state
they may reside and the prominent cities Of Europe
Washington, April l. 1853 JOS. G. q. KENNEDY.
NYE 4 co., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION hER
IN chants Valpsraiso
WILLIAM o. rye. ,. a. Rrou AnpscH AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
Refcrepces
sAxrIAGo-Hop Battle Peyson.
vAIPAR AIso-kessrs. Alsop A Co, HsMenvsy 4 cs
PArAxA-Messrs. Corwine, Bro Co. Garrissn a rrets,
VIM. Nelson Co.
Interpretations Bowman, Grinnol Co.. willAs
Jackson, ESQ.
INV YoRK-Mssrs 2. X. Collins A Co., Goodhus 4 Co..
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BILrnoRs-hessrs. John Henderson a Co., Thomas j.
Hand A Co., White and Elder.
SAN FpANe,sco-Msssrs Flint Peabody 4 Co., Hussey,
Bond Hale Chas Donne, ESQ, J. II. Lyon Esq.
Bosros-MessYs Ammi @. Lombard, Esq, y, d. Brigham
h Co., Glidden Williams.
CANroS-Kye. Parfin Co.
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ASTROLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FoR HER
N skill In foretsiina tho future has arrived and will fur
nish about all circumstance Of life to all those
who may her nterpsts dreams law matters
and aroog books and science and tells her visit
the person they whl myrry Mrs hwn srss nne
M staa near Stanton street. Once hours IRON 10 A. n 70
aP. n.
NrATRTNONY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
M Lover -Professor Lawton Boston, formerly OF Lon.
don to address, receipt OF one dollar post
pad plain directions enable ladies gentlemen 10 win
the affections OF Of tho opposite their
hearts may desire The Is simple but so capd
waiting that all be married irrespective OF age sresr
ance poson and last though not least oan be ar
ranged With and doiicscy that detection i'm
possible Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Msss No
letters taken from the Post 0oe unlsu the postage paid
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ ghA-from pier No North rivor.T wo lines daily a
Jan. and 2 P:M-Aseommodation line, att AN, BY
sswa AT. i'.S pSx A%'0y '"F Il aSrS;s
tor Amboy thsnes direct to Camdsn by oarsthroush in
fosl hours. Fare-sa Rsturninx leave PMadslphia at
LroR ALHANY-FARE N.-ALBANY AND NEW
IL York Inland Route Radioactive daily express
trains at AM and SIS connecting Al Albany with
depot corner Of White Elm and Centre streets whore
through tickets be prosursd and baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica SYRACUSE Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
also receyed at Brooms and Bowsry and Twcnty
win land Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
ners only All other trains will start from City Hall sta
on corner OF Tyon row and Centre street. heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs DAILY TROM
Express train AMthrough In four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
Mail train, SAN. Through way train at Pm
Express train, Pm. Accommodation train. g Pm.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal -Four.
Sunday trains rom Canal street. ~ tx NJ Plough.
'' ''' EDSUsB . s Tny ssss.Sn
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NM.
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey City-savng New
York. foot Of Cortandt street At and 4. NJ and and
gSP.N Pare IN the sam. and 4P.M a. rs, and in the
AN, and sX PM. For nrst class 81; seeond DO q and
a. NJ. and r. M ~ 20. For Baltimore Washington,
Norfolk and tickets sold and through
baggage carried in ths and "a and and OK p. H.
ines from New York Passengers With baggage the
gerry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
CPRING ARRANGEMENT.-FoR NEWARK FARE
- 10 oents-Ihe steamer PAsSAIC, Capt Gafy, will
New York foot Of Barclay at O'Clock r NJ leave
Newark foot ~ Centre street at O'Clock A. M-landnn
at Bergen Point each way Freight taken NJ reasonable
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-wILLIAM T.
Brewster guardian Of Julia Brewster minor against
William Bryan and Mari. hi. wife Summons for relief
hereby and required to the complaint In
this action which hed In the ooe Of the olerk Of the
county Kings AT tho City Hail. In the city of Brooklyn
county State Of New York the 18th day Of
ruary 1853 and to copy of TO tho said
eomplaint the subscribers their once
street. Of Now York. in the State Of Now York within
twenty tho ssrvse this you sxolu
sve OF day Of suoh service and fail TO the
said complaint within tho time ne plaintiff IN ths
complaint. JONES d LYONS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated February L. 1853 Al Wall street, N. 7.
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EXTRA PAY.

OFFICERS, MARINES, AND SAILORS OF TIE
W and officers and of the service
the Pacific the coast OF California during the
Mexican time from 1876 TO 1857 entitled 10
extra pay In Of the death Of any Of tho above the
heirs can obtain the seme. Address, or apply 10
p. 7. BETS, So all street. basement.
TINTED STATES SEANEN'S EXTRA PAY OFFICE,
10 Wall street. front ONCE, second Hoor0oers sea.
and marines Tor the legal representatives Of such who
served United States vessel the Pacific ocean from
June, 1886 to February 1852, entitled 70 double pay
Apply Ms above T. ROWING, Agent
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CORPORATION NOT1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10 HIRE
BY gyen that petitions have bsen in Board
Aldermen for the Of In the following
named streets within Ganssvoort street. from Fourth
street 10 Hudson rver also In Nineteenth street, between
First avenue and ss in Essex street from Grand
proposed between Rutgers and Jefferson streets All
In the above either Of hsm and having
objections thereto requested the In
Mfitas 70 the Contract Clerk q his ooe before
March 20, 1883 NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Crston AQueduot Department, March 81. 1854
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EDWxRDT 061II{Es I Co, NJ. IS wall st., N r.
brown, aHIPLEY co. Liverpool
T. O. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London
John MuNROB 4 CO. Ne. = Rss Metre Dane. dss
VictorieS, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER HAvre.
The Of these ships viii NOT DO accountable for COLA
silver buon specie jewelry, precious stones metals
upssi bills adnE signed therefor aad the value thar
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ESOR LTvn0POOL--UNITRD STATES NAN. SrRAM-
Il ship BALTIC, Capitals J. Consosk.-ThIs steamship
viii depart With tbs United States malls for nurops pod
ct tbs foot Of Canal street. Ne berth t paid
Fer freight Or pasas having uAssualsd sooonmSdAsas
Ter elegance Aad comfort apply v TIN
EDWD K. COLLINS 4 co. So Wall street.
Passengers requested 70 be beard a. TX A. NJ
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Baltic and san
18th priI.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, MOI HALL OF RECORDS
- Seaed proposals will be received at this ONCE, until
onday April 1853 at O'clock NJ 70 aar the side walks
~ Thirty frat street from Sixth Seveah avenue 10 flag
the sidewalk eastorly sidewalk Of Rutgers street from
Cherry 70 monroe street % flag tho sidewalk ofsouth
street In front Of Mes "a 2 $50 and 2 between Market
And Pike slips to Gag the sidewalk tho westerly side ~
BSsdway from Thirty sixth 10 Thirty ninth street; 10
pave Thirty NTH street. from Eighth 10 broadway
be had application the contract clerk
81 this sspartment JAMRs fURkY, Street COMMISSIONER.
4Meh ~ lpl
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A USTRALIA-cLIPPER LINE-rHK PACKET
"A ship R0CKLAND, 800 tons burden, vinAl, master,
now Loading a. pier To- g. East river will succeed the
Canton tsnth ship Of thu: line and sail for Melbourne,
dations Of this noble ship are sufhsent inducement
for parties 70 examine herr and the established
guarantees for Intending :msran. to engage BY her in
freight passage early application should be made TO VIM
T. DUGAk, 43 Front street, or TO ARKELL ELLIOTT,
IL sixA
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ By given, TO the owners, occupant soou-
pants Of ell houses and lots. improved unimproved
been b Assessors and the once
interested viz. For building In Division
street, between Clinton and streets Tho limits
md lot: Of vacant lst pieces and parcels land
aad 0ouyerncur streets the east side Of Attorney street,
between Division and Grand streets both sides OF Ridge
street, between Division and Grand Streets the south
side Of Grand street between Attorney and Gogvsrnsur
above named and who opposed TO the
either Of thsm requested to their obeo
Hall Of Records within thirty days IRON the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MNEILL
Ooe Bureau Of Assessments Street Departnsnt March
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM sTRKKr.-G10.
Lea Propristor-Ths above establishment ever
Afternoon o'clock; and in The evening At " or -
purpose Of Classic and Original Livn9
Statuary by Mile Cabinets Troupe Of Model ArtisAa
sethsr With variety ofbs.utifa performances Fer fu
Private 30 cents stage Seats with ousAiossl IN
chairs Sh GENTS; Boxes q cents; gallery, l2k ssaAa
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CoRPoRAr1oN Nor1cE.-PuBLIcN NOTICE Is HERE

~ BY given to the owner owners, occupant or seea-
pants Of all houses and lots unpo lands
&nssssd thereby following have
completed Assesors and lodged In the sss Of
She Bureau Of examination by oil
interested vs-For fencing lots between Broadway and
Sixth Twenty fourth and nth streets also,
6stween Fourth Madison avenues Thsth Thirty
Ars streets The limits embraced by such in
pieces and psfses Of land tuatsd the north side OF
and the south sdo Of Thirty Hss street. between Fourth
and Madison All persons whose interests A.
footed by The above named assessments and who
posed TO the same either ofths requested
thsr objections In writing to tho undersigned At their oee
NO Hall 81 Records within thirty from the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNEILL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is

CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners, occupant
supsnt Of houses and lots improved unimprevod
lands affected thereby that tho following have
been completed BY the and che ss
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested viz For building in Tenth avenue
from Thirty first to Thrtythrd street, and in Thirty
braoed BY such include oil the several houses
and lots Of ground lots and parcels land
situated both sides of Tenth between Thirty
and Thirty third streets the side Of Tenth
between Thirty third and Thirtyfourth streets the
north side Of street Ninth and Tenth
both sides Of Thirty between Ninth
and Tenth and the south side Of Thirty fourth
steeet between Ninth and Tenth avenues All persons
whose interests affected by the above named
ment and WHO are opposed to the either Of them
are requested to their objections In writing TO the
undersigned, at their Office Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Ohoe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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CTRBnf DHPARrMuNT NO. ( HALL OF RECORDS:
- Sealed proposals. will - received - this shss s.eu
Saturday April 8ds TO regulate and pave Thirty saa
street. bstwssn tenth and Eleventh and na{
space four feet wide Through dswahs thsrse1 S
department.. JAMES IURKY, Street Conmhsensr.
Aaroh l66S
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
shty Company intend sailing their fAvorits steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Cty OF Manoneeser Saturday, April =
ClSy 81 6ies&0W nay IL
FROM LIVERPOOL.
C C;sy o. Aprn =
Saloon So ssS snd aSi t.ceordins !. state rooms.
linited supply Of third GLASS will DO taken,
and fosAd with comfortably cooked provisiona for
go. ...... 70 Liverpool $50 from Lvsrposl
theates Of and drafts the Bank q Ireland |.
Tie sfnsso f THOMAS RICHARDSON, AGENT,
a Exchange place
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA srEANsHIP CON.

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON.
IN Pany, throurh to San Francisco via Aspinwal aud
Panama At greatly reduced ratssNo detention the
IsthmusThe and fast side wheel double CINE steam
shin UNION $500 tons Richard Adams eommsn der will
leave Now York for Aspnwall Navy Bay from pier No.
North river Tuesday, 9th April at three O'clock p NJ
precisely eonneoag with the new and msgniacent side
wheel double engine steamship C0RTRS 500 Thomas
b. Chopper, commander which will be in reRdi
Panama TO reesive the Unions passengers and ss
Immediately for San Francisco. The
ventilation Of the Cortss all that be desired
speed Established the voyage between New York and
Every exsrsn will be made on The part Of the line
landed the wharf at Aspin ral taking the Panama
road and Cautioned that tckes for this line sold
only at 6 Broadway. DAVIS BROOKS A Co, General
Agents mail bag made up At the above ONCE under
the United States Postage law for the convenience Of
the public.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice Ia hereby given that the following
luton hns boon presented in the Board Of Assistant Alder
men-To grado and pave Fourth avenue from Thirty.
Fourth to Forteh street. and lay out the In oonor
y with tho ordnance adopted by the Common Council In
1851 All persons Interested having objections thereto
cequested TO present tsm writing 10 the at
AIS once on or before the nth day Of April next
March "a. 1888 JAMES FUREY, Street COMM ssionsr
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CORPORATION NOTfCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by vcn that petitions have been presented In The
Board OF Aldermen FOR tho construction Of in tho
following named st.eets 70 wit. in Sixth from
Forty seventh to Fifty second street. also in Ridge street,
from Broomo seventy feet north Of Grand street. and
also from Houston to Stanton street. ALSO in Beekman
street. from Gold TO Pearl street. Also in Dover street.
rom Franklin square TO East river Also in North Moore
Fifty ninth street. from Second TO Third avenue also in
Fourth street. from Jane 90 Troy street Also In the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen for in Thirty street, boz
tween Second and Third avenues persons interested
above or either Of them aud having thereto
requested TO the in writing tohe Contract
Clerk, ut this ohfoe before Friday 18th inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
, Oroton Aqueduct Department. March 10. 1854
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ICTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals viii be reoeysd at this once until Fri
stones and flag four feet Of sidewalks Of Forty nth street.
from Second 70 Third TO regulate and Thirty
xth street, and hsg four feet OF sidewalks where
Gagged from seventh TO Eighth to regulate and
grade Lawrence street. from 126th 10 2th street and sc
Abo curb and gutter stones therein; to Nnoesnth
street from Firt 70 Second Specifications 10 be
had application TO the Contract Clerk Of this
March q 1853 JAMES EUREY Street Com.
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M NO aA.I FL ::s :.
S.;:.: IA a.: 4.
s: On r. Sis
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF REc0KDs :,;
ss:. .:s sa .: sS
repairing po,tio. Of the sr
s S.n e had On appliances SUsEY
March a. 1853.
cTREET DEPARTMRNT NO. HALL OF REooRps.-
n..s ss,. April curb and gutter
.s
had q HGRh E .h : this
CTREEr DEPARTMENr-No HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed VII BE- riss,ed e this s sa sv Sa
20 70 ss Tf &
Bro.dvsy also "a. fou. feet Of thereof :.
sGs and saa
to b had on application 70 the CSstraot
March 90, 1855. Street Commissioner.
ITO ICK DEALERs.-sKALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ
I'd B. the q the "A e. sAsr
Supplying o. i. sspsrs%sn
sSs ss. s r9; &. n: :: on
or before the 2th April The proposal to state
s ss s:s to: %
formation required will DO given application a. their
oface. PETER lMoLAUuHLIN
ISAAC TOWNSEND.
Once Of the Governors Of tho Almshouse March "a 1855
NRoToN AoUEDycr DEPARrMENT-ToM AsoNs;-
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the oioe Of ths
S.s The 81 2sI
ss sna S
river Tho p Of tho and for the build
BE- obtained on ns M:ssr nTnasSsy'r
President Of the Croton Aqusduet Department..
New York, March "a, 1858.
CRoToN AouEDucT DEPARrMENT.-ro coNTRAc-
tsrs-sssled proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer
sston viii be at the once Crotch Aqusd
T. sud with the receiving
basins aad sulvert in riti avenue from 24th street to
Harlem river being in length about feet The paA Of
and all other Information relating thereto Be obtained
on application 70 tho Water PsrvsyHr a this
President Of the Croton Aqusduot Department.
New York, March 70. 1863.
prepo.a for
in Forty eighth street, with the Of tho
making the and the date Of its
mont until Monday the 18th day Of April 1863 at twelve
O'Clock M to build sower with the necessary receiving
basins and cuverts in Forty eighth street. from pss fty
being In length about $50 feet Tho plan OF the
specifications the building Of the and all
other relating thereto DO obtained app
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aquoduot Department.
New York, March 80, 1863
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE MARCH 30
~ ls53-An owner IL wanted at this office for dia
mond ring supposed TO be stolen Also at the First
trct Police Court Mt the Tombs Centre street. vix-One
lot OF horn handled knives and forks commons silver
table spoon marked r. ST. do marked M ten plated
do large eleven do second se six plated spoons
remnant Of linen. GEO w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
CT0LEN.-YESTERDAY, AT NOON, A LADY PASS
- ing down Eleventh street. the Sixth avenue had
her silver card snached from her hand by thief The
gentleman who him. should he have been fortunate
enough to have recovered IT, requested to call at No rs
East Twenty third street II had the initials s. A.
and contained the lady's cards.
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cSTRFKT DRPAR TMENT NO HALL or KECORDS.-
- Sealed vroposas will be received 1t this emos. until
1888 TO build two receiving basins and oul-
and repairing portion Of the intersscSn
msnt JAMES FUREY. Street CenmissioAer.
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TNDEPENDENT UPPUSITIUN L1NE FOR CzL1FOK-
mis- At great reduction In prios.The and splendid
steamship UNCLE SAN, GOO tensJ William, A. Mills
sommsnaSr WA isaye nSw fGrk ior Aspmwsn on Tuo:
North river connecting with nrt class steamship pro-
yded by Messrs Garrison Frets At Panama. to convoy
hspesssngers to San Francisco The Uncle Sam has
tabhsd the ohsrsser Of being decidedly the fastest
two to Ave days Her good qualities Boat and her
accommodations for passenger much superior TO
other steamers her speed No efforts will be spared
the part Of the osers TO send the
through with expedition comfort and safety Passengers
Wishing TO procure tickets At extremely low rates
the ofco before purchasing elsewhere good surgeon IL
attached to the ship whose services free Of charge For
MILLS, Agent, 81 Csrtlandt street.
N. B-A mail will be made and sent by this steamer,
in accordance with the United States postage law
the accommodation OF the public and Is confidently be-
loved that will anticipate the regular mails from three
I'VE days, usual.
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Ma Btsamsrs-The ships comprising ths line the
6ollowiag.-
ATLANTIC. ................. Captain West
PACIFIC. .........-........ Captain Nys
BALTIC Observation-Disclosures. Captain Comstoot-
ADRIAfIC. ............... Captain -.
These ships having built by contract expressly for
service has bssa taken In their
In their engnests strength and speed
and ths Tor anequAsd for
elegance and comfort.
Fes Of New York Liverpool sabia
es In seooaA sshin So Exousvs u extra sso skate
room, &Soe.
From Liverpool " New York, Esd and 3aB
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
He bsrths secured until paid fer
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rvARPORATY0N NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
u hsrsAy evsa to the occupant
paaS Of ~ and lots lands
ScSsd sHsreSy following assessments have been
sompsted he Assessors and lodged In tho eoe Of
nssrsd. y Sror rsaaggng and rsssttng curb and gut
The liSs embraced by suoh ssssssment include all the
several houses and Of ground vacant lots pieces and
xyesa Wet Broadwsy and Church street All persons
and vhs oppssed TO the either Of them
4nssed 10 their oblecons in writing TO the under
signed their ofce. No Hall OF Records within thirty
days from tho date Of this notice.
49, WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, ASSESSORS.
s@ CHARLES McNIELL. }
Once Bureau Of Assessment Street Department March