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VHE IIvMfooL ANB PHMADMPMA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend asGins the fAvorits sseamships-
yAOE YMADRPHA.
Sty Z asSso~. 1narsSsy s x.rsh .. 1853 1853
IRON uvDRool-
0T q 1aasgow. Wednesday, March 1853.
RATES or Pxsax0R 'A ~ 1000
saiocn, eeo eee and ess (.secrdns 70 STATE rocns)
lsn and found Win somsor.siy cooked provisions for
80. = Liverpool go. from Liverpool.
= = ga an ne q rs
Md in sums from II sterling upwards Hand bins
MoMAsidCH1RDsoN Agent, n Exchange p..es.
- Gissgox and New Ye1a Steamship Company's new
.tsamship GLASGOW, ,se2 tons, 400 horse power Ro
bert n 4, s s.a YC9s On
First cabin, 1.s!ooe TAI: r.om. 800 d. DO midship
ICES included. Apply v J. HcsYToN, IS broadway.
TVOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRL-THE UNITED
Il States Mall Steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, COM
n.ader win leave for Havre, touching st Southampton
e. IL s1 sosa sa1 .s Sorh 11 aaron
Price II passage, Arst class $3.50 90
Surgeon On board b.ssss: not wanted
during the should BE- sent board tho day before
% sss No s. - s :n . s
70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, IS BrOsSvay. -
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
u Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
United States Van Line for Csiorns and Oregon via As
pinwan and Panamn-GreAtly reduced prices Tho spen
aid and double engine United States mail steamship
ILLINOIS, $500 tons buTthen H. J. Hartstsne U. s. N,
Commander, win sail Monday, March q, at o'clock, p.
precisely from Pier at foot Of Warren street. North
river. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnih
cent steamer GOLDEN GATE wifi DO In readiness at
Panama to receive the Illinois malls and passengers and
sail Immediately for San Francisco. Tho Golden Gate
performs her trips from Panama to San Francisco inside
Of IL days. beating all other steamers tho PsoiHc from
2 to ~ days, and her accommodations only equaed
by her eonsort, the Jno /. Stephens. No efforts viii
be spared the part Of the companies to send their pas
ssngers through with expedition comfort and safety. Pas
sengers will be landed st the railroad wharf Ut Aspnwa
free Transit Of the sthmus at the passsngers expense
Persons securing through passage by the United States
mail steamers from New York, have preference Of
eommodation board the Pacific mail steamers Rates
OF fare from Panama to San Francisco the most vora
bic terms. For freight or passage, apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the oaoe d the companies III West street. corner
ofWarrcn.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice hereby given that the following rsso
latons have been presented In the Board q
third street. from Third to Fourth avenues where
ary Gag space four feet Wide Of sidewalks In Fourth
avenue between Twenty first and Twenty fourth streets
where Aag space vo feet wide Of sidewalks q
Fifth avenue from Thirty fourth to Forty second street
Also the following grade and Gag the sidewalk
Fourth avenue All persons Interested having objections
thereto requested to present thsm In writing to the
undersigned, at his oRce before the It'll day u
March next. JAMES FURRY. Street Commissioner.
February Is. 1858.
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CORp0RATsOW WSpvVCpea
F<QRPORATI0N NUTlCx.-DEpARTMENT OF REPAIRS
" and supplies, Feb TO- lSS3-fo Buildsrs-SsAed pro-
Iesas WIN BE- received at the oioe Of me o.
Asy, March q 1853 at IL O'Clock Ut which time they
vn opened Tin accordance nth the ordinance there
between Walker and Baysrd 10 be constructed 70
accommodate Hose Co. No IL the Chief Engineer Of the
1aons and repairs house in Chrystie street. between
Hsster and Waller, for the use Of Engine Co No 10.
street, Division for the Of Hook and Ladder Co
No Builders will estimate for the mason and sarpen-
IN work for each house The plans and speci
oD in regard thereto be had the Office Of the
.PeIintsndent Of Repairs TO Public Budings, No. 10
0aabeth street Blank estimates win be furnishsd At
either Office EB-Ths Csmmissonor rese rves the right
an Or any Of the estimates, deemed for the IN
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
V01Y0RATION NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ sEsn that petitions have been Presented to ING
Bard q AAsrmsn for sewers In the following Named
street, also in Third syepus, between Twenty sixth and
streets also in Forty street from
-. 70 sewer IL street All persons inter
etsd In The above and having ebectons thereto
ase:sd 70 present the same writing 70 VI: Contracs
1oSS NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Csoton Aqusdust Department, February A. 1883.
DRPARTNENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, FEB a.
q The sce Of the Commissioner Of Rens and Supplies
n New City Hall until Monday, The !tl uay Of
March 1853 tl2 o'clock NJ, st which time they win be
opened Tin accordance with the ordinance thersfor)
loY erecting two story building In Rvington street,
nsr Of street. for the Of the Superintendent
e Pavsnests. Builders Twin estimate for the
and carpenter work separately The plans and specfca
Mons Of the work TO be DONE and all Information in regard
thsso be had ct the ooe Of the Superintendent Of
Repair to Public Buildings, 10 Elizabeth street. Blank
oHlmatss will be furnahsd at either enise. N. B-The
Commissioner the right to reject all any Of
TIE estimates, deemed for the interest Of the Corpora
Gen. BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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DAHSlGE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND GLAs-
Il gov, &c -Tapsoott's line OF peckets-W. &y +.
Tapscstt Co., 50 bouth street. New York continue to
make nts the most favorable terms to bring
oat passengers In the same expeditions here
tofore from all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland by
their uneqused 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 hitherto in large
small sums. by drafts payable at sight In all the prnci
pal places throughout England Ireland Scotland Wales
France, and Germany.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR
~ New Orleans, via Havana The splendid steam .hip
EMPIRE CITY, Windle, Commander win sail from the
pier At foot of Warren street. North river Saturday
March L. at O'Clock NJ precisely. Of passage
to HAvana and New Orleans, new arrangenent-IAdies
and after saloon berths 500 lower forward berhs
$50, steerage $25. No freight taken to Havana bat
specie Freight taken to New Orleans at 80 cents per
cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested to supply
themselves with the companys bills Of lading which
may be had on application at the Office No other form
will be signed No bills of adng signed after II clock
the day Of sailing For freight passage apply to
NJ 0. ROBERTS, III West street, corner Of Warren.
VTANDERBuT IINE.-THE SHORTEST AND CHEAP
est route for San Frapcisco.-The Accessory Tran
s Company (of Noaragua) propretors Only line giving
through tickets including the Isthmus crossing Through
In advance Of the mail The double engine steam
ship STAR OF THE WEST 400 tons burden, win leave
from pier No. North river ct O'Clock precisely,
Saturday, Mar III ., for San Juan del Norts direct
Meeting with the regular Pacific steamship the
Nicaragua Trans route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation. These steamships unsurpassed In
their accommodations and ventilation Passengers are
cautioned against tho representation Of hired runners
for other hnes-none are employed for this line For in
formation passage the lowest ratss apply only to
G. VANDERBILT Agent No. Battery place, up stairs.
mail bag viii be made up at this e6ice.
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FTyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Il Nail Stsamers.-Ths ships comprising this line are

These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service every has been taken in their
in their sngnes-to strength and
speed and their ,commodations for passengers
eqnahed for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool in ars
cabin, $780, In second cabin, S70 Exclusive Of extra
sise state room, e3OO.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eos.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berths secured until paid for.
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CoR ALBANY.-xARx sl.-AIRANY AND NEW

ENOR AIBANY.-EARK s1.-AIRANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Railrsad--Two daily express
trains, At "a. N. and 3AS +. NJ connecting at Albany
with central lines sf railroads. North and West from the
depot, corner Of White Nn and Centre strsota,
whore through tickets can be procured, and baggage
ehecksd for Schenectady Utea Syracuse Rochester and
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains win land passengers at Crston Falls and
Chatham Four CorAsrs only An other trains will start
from CITY Hall station, corner Of Tryon Row and Osns
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TJYGIAST1KA,-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
l. neuralgia, tic doloreux, toothache, head
ache and rheumatism In the head and q preventive
Of convuions any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period Of teethin has been
discovered and being successfully administered
the form Of medicated necklace 10 be worn next the
skin by the patient An eminent German ply stefan dis
covered the virtues OF the valuable medicines OF which
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed the
mode Of application The notice OF the public Is not
therefore, called 10 quaok medicine but to q msdica
ment recommended by Of the most eminent Of ths
faculty as peculiarly powerful In acting through the
pores Of the akin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves anording generally instant and always perma
nent relief and edectIng permanent cure. Patients
Who at twenty four hours trial Of the indicated neck
close Of that period by immediately returning the sams
receive back their money.
TnroTY-I do hereby certify that the composition q
the medicated necklace, offered by Schufner Mudensr
Of such nature TO anfaIlngly produce the most
satisfactory resulte G BRAUNIICH, NJ D.,
No 28s Henry street, Brooklyn.
For sale By the proprietors, No. 81 Beaver street
Price 81.
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They are all 6rst class New York Sut .hips provided
With all requdte Articles for M comfort and convenience
Of p.sssnse.s and eonnnandsd BY men Of experiences in
the trade The price Of passage Is $780, without wines
liquors Goods sent to The Subscribers win be forwarded
free from any charges bat tAese actually Incurred
BOYD HNCKEN, Agents, Io4 Pearl street.
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ADMMIgTRATOR,s NOTICED,

ADMN16TRATOR'S NOTICES.
DUB1D ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM.
i bers strest.Notiee Is hereby given, to tho rela-
York hack driver deceased and who Is alleged to tave
Died interstate that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the
the estate Of the said the 18th day of March
next At ten O'Clock In the forenoon. Dated New York
PETER B. swExNY, Pubic Administrator.
DUBIIo ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
and ns IN q ESds s
California deceased and who is alleged TO have died M
to the the county
estate o. the said interstate ON the 10Th day Of March
next At ten O'Clock in the forenoon. Dated New York.
Feb. "A, 1858.
PETER B. swEENY, Public Administrator.
DuBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
bers street-Notoc Ia hereby given TO the relatives
md next Of kin Of Celestn Soucis ats from California
deeeassd. and who alleged to have died mtestate that
shah apply to the Surrogate Of the county Of New York
fs httsrs Of sdnstration upon the estate of the said
ntssats, on the 18th day Of March next at 10 O'Clock In
PETER swE1NY, Pubic Adninistrstor.
Dated New York, Feb. 10. 1858.
DUMIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
L bess .r:st-Nstos hereby given 70 the relatvss
nois, late Of Caorna dsesased and Who u siisx.d 70
=. county q New Yora ior letters 4 sdninisssaoa
peo the estate Of Ne saA intssAts On TIE 3l day q
Yssk Feb. 10. 1853
DUBIEC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
Il bsrs street.-Nodee Is hereby given, TO the rela-
ves md next Of hin Of Evan James Jones' native Of
Wales dsceasd and who lie alleged to have died
interstate that the effects Of the said intestate In the
hands Of the Public Adminstrater win be administered
and disposed Of BY him according TO law unless the
be claimed BY lawful executor administrator Of
the deceased, ~ the 26th day Of March next Dated
New York Feb "a, 1853.
PETER B. swEEsP Public Administrator.
DUBIIc DEMONSTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
beers stresNotiee il hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of Philip Campbell late from Aspinwa
deceased and who Ia alleged to have died ntesate that
the effects Of the said ntcst&e in the hands of the Public
Administrator win be administered and disposed Of by
him according to law, unaesss the be claimed BY
wfu executor administrator Of tho deceased b
the 18th day Of March next
PETER B. SWECNY, Public Administrators.
Dated New York Feb. 10, 1858
OUBIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
bers strcet-Notss = hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin u Henry Nest Of the city Of New
York, merchant, deceased and who d alleged TO have
died ntesate that shall apply 70 the Surrogate Of the
county Il New York for letters Of Administration upon
the estate Of the said interstate the 16h day Il March
next, at ten o'clock n che forenoon.
PETER B. SWEENEY, Public Administrator
Dated, New York, February H. 1853.
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CANDEN AMP ANRoY RAH.ROADTO PHILADELPHIA
~ from pier No. !, North rver.-Two Mnes daily, at
Z A. NJ, and p. M.-Accommodation line, at 7 A. NJ
By steamboat John Potter to South Amboy
csntown and steamboat r. Stockton 10 PHILADELPHIA
Iare-$2 Express line, at2P NJ, by steamboat John
Potter to Amboy, thence direct TO Camden by
through In four hours. Fare-S3. Returning, kAvs
Philadelphia att A. n, and 2P.A.
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For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS d CO., No. IS Wall st., N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPIEY CO., Liverpool
kG; R0BEKIS CO., Is Kings Arm, Yard, London
JOHN AUNR0E CO., No. q. Rue Notrs Dame den
Victories Paris; on
GEO. H. DRAPER, HAvrs.
The snsrs Of these ships win not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie jswelry precious stones
metals unless bills Of hding signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
TIVE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, ". sAMP.
i son, commander, win sail for Bermuda and st.
Thomas on Monday, It'll March, 1853 Passage money 70
bermuda ESQ., to st. Thomas 17O For freight or pas
age, apply to T. CUNARD, Bowling Green, N. 7.
vTvW BRTT1M AND NORIHAMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
i 9IEANSHRN
IRON INV Yo1x 10 LIVERPOOL.
Coiea SAbin Passage. .vlo
Beeond Cabin PaseaEe. ~
MON DosToN - HvuRooa.
S SSc1
he shlps fromBoston can at Hanfa1.
fIsaz Ssps. RYE zosopX copg s' s1sn sso
ASIA CAPT + G. Lott CANADA Opt. Stone
AFRICA, Capt HArison, NIAGARA, Opt Lang
These vsssels carry searwhits light ct mast ksaA;
green On stsrboard bow; red On port bow.
41ss s ss;sss wWsSSas:y Mar. x.rss
Berths mot secured until paid for.
An expesisneed surgeon on board
The owners q these ships win not b accountable for
gc diver bullion, specie, jswelry prseous stones,
netas unless bills Of hding gneA therefor and ths
value thereof therein oppressed
Sar freight q 9assse nRp aJS 70 NJ ~-.
OACKETS 10 HXvRE-sECoND IINE-rHE nj.
lowing ships Win leave Havre on the 18th, md New
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EsOR MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA
IL The splendid new steam clipper CITY OF NORFOLK,
WIN DO ready to receive freight In few days. and win
have immediate despatch for the above ports YES
sci ID remarkably sharp, and expected TO make very
quick run out She has splendid accommodation for
few cabin passengers. For balance Of freight Or
passage apply to MAILER LORD, los Wall st.
Mr. Samuel p Lord goes out In this vessel 70 estab
Hsh commission house 1t Melbourne, end would take
charge of any eonssnments made 70 him. Tor further
Information, Apply Is above.
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DANvARDS PnGRIAAGs ~ JEkUsALEA AND TEE
ID holy Land, is now open, st the rev and sPssous
f.
drawnes made upon the spot BY Mr. Banv.rd during An
tour expressly for he w0.A M
Il X ana on wsdnssdsy and sasors, .i.srnooas, At
o;cioo2. Admission, 20 oeuts ehHarsD hsK-priss.
nANoRAMA--Now OPEN, AT METROPOLITAN HAIL,
ss nss,s q S ~ * asss, s1sy
Ing At half past o'clock On Sat-rd%y at hah pase
O'Clock Admission, 80 cents; ehIidren. nsM- prize.
Anew THEATRE ALaANY.-HAvINg LEASED TIE
IN above named establishment, which design TO
open on the 2sth Of Narch shall be happy to hear from
ladies and gentlemen Of ackno wedSed aent who are ae
to be addressed 70 me ~ Ai'A'' EDMoNs CONNER
0m1HARNoN1c soUErY-nKvENfH sEAsoN-rHF
third concert Of this season wfl be given Of NJ
ess It. Su ~
procured of Messs scha renberg Luis New York. and
Gr. P. K. weissl Brooklyn By Srdsr; 44pr p,ss,ot
J. L. ENSIGN, Secretary. a 81
nOWERY THEATRE-THE GENTLEMEN OONsn-
Tor the Complimentary Testimonial 70 Mr.. Stevens on
Wss,chsstsr MO House this evening. hursdAy 1t ~
O'Clock precisely, for further business.
n'A '00A NV 'p'A : j. n. CLARKE, Secretary.
A MpHIrHEA1RE, BowERY-eREAr ATTRACTION
VALET aHHfS1 s %raE' Clowns n sEsRf Z
Last night but one Of his engagement
Lots Of fun Four Clowns.
NAUONAL HALL, CLEVELAND OHIO.-UiIS Sf1-
IN cous concert room finished and furnished in modern
styles win large AMI airy da wing rooms full and free
ventilation convenient Of unequaed in IL
tic properties, now offered to for lectures
and dramatic representations BRAYTON MASON
ERANKlN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM sTRExr-GI0.
Il Lea, Proprietor The above establshmeut /. ons.
every afternoon at oclocA and In the evening a. ~
past for the purpose of Csssis and Original Rspscr
tations OF Living Statuary by lie hsnets Trouue q
Model Artists together with variety Of beautiful psr
io1msnces For further particulars bills q each Day
with cushioned arm chairs, s7x cents; boxes 8 esnss:
gallery, 12h cents,
TNO IHEATRICAIS.-W R. FISH FROM IONDON1
i theatrical and Characteristic Wig maker $50 PesH
street. four doors from Broadway. Ameteur peoranees
attended Wig. lent hire FOR private parties and ansy
dress balls B-Any style Of theatrical Mig nads o.
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uELERs SALOON OF WONDERS, NO. $50 BROAD
II way. Chinese Buildings-Eleventh week Of the
Prince Of Wizards. Brilliant Of the UnrvsleA
Magician. Professor ROBERT HELLER the great orig-
nal Necromanoer sers for tae eleventh week Of his
trsordnary Soiress Aystesuses splendd selection Of
his unsurpassable ssr
WONDERS, MYSTERIES AND MIRACLES,
the most magnificent and amazing performed h Ane
riea. Among the many mighty periments y that Of
SECOND SIGHT,
which considered by the philosophers and Swans Of the
day, the acme Of wonder and mystery defying their
every attempt penetrate the unbelievable Tbs
great variety Of gorgeous feats Of
NECROAANCY, LEGERDEMAIN, AND DIABIKRLE
nightly executed by Professor Heller, exceedingly
beautiful and astonishing His
INEXHAU STIBLE BOTTLE
ia prolific ever; and his novel invention Of the
MYSTERIOUS RAPpING4,
throws into obscurty the humbug Rochester knoskezs
tssnng % a%o 81 "a % sne
rem half price. as
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T,OR PANAXA.-rO SAIL ABOUT 6TH MARCH, THE
e Al pocket ship AFGHAN. She has aooommoda-
tons for few select cabin passengeYs only. For pass
age apply 70 Captain ANT0NIO fEI1ETfER, os Wall
street, or 70 OvERAANN GRUNER, IS South street.
vT,HE AUSTRALIA PACKET LINR-THE BEAUnFUI.
il clipper hhip THEOxENIA, will be despatched on her
regular day. early in March The propetors Of this line
prompt In which their former ships (he Albus
and Peytonia have sailed from this port TO persons
intending to visit Australia this line offers the advantage
Of fast vessels elegance Of accommodation and every
fort to render the voyage being commanded
tried and experienced captains, and provisions furnished
tsnt Apply on board, or to Capt ANTONA PEILETfER,
98 Wall street, or to
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A UsTRAILAN PAOKET-EXCIs10R LINE FOR MEL
"A bourne, Port Philip, Goth MaIch.--The entirely
only 400 tone register will succeed the clipper Panama.
and sal above large part Of her cargo Is engaged
steerage passengers taken For freight 6rst class
cabin accommodations, apply to RUSSELL NORTON,
81 Old Slip. t4a ,Nlml
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- " oyERNAN L GRUNER, % South st.

A USTRAIIA-PIONEER IJNR OF MONTHLY PACK
n ess-The nearly and beautiful clipper bark
OREGON 1000 tons burthen Captain Thos A. Higgins,
pleted her first voyage round the world viii succeed the
EuPhrass as the eighth ship Of this well established line
the goth Of March, punctuay Tha Oregon IL the only
true clipper built vessel At advertised for next
month Her cabins roomy light and well ventilated
1t Is sufficient to add that she win be provisoned in the
liberal manner her predecessors The Pioneer
Line first and has been the oay regular lne The
object of the proprietors Ia to establish 1t
basis and they deem it necessary to that of
their vessels have been obliged to stop any port for
them Rates Of Passage-Saloon 422b first cabin Sl75
second cabin double berths $685. single do $40 Every
thing provided by the ship except wines liquors. soap
sage for which early application is recommended to
w. CAMERON or JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall street.