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CTREET DkPARTNRNT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
ruh,is notice hereby gysn that the following resoiu-
ITO fence vacant lots both sides Of street be
tween First and Second avenues" All interested
having Questions thereto requested them
wrtns TO the undersigned at once or before the iith
Asrch, inss JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the Icttions
space four feet vide the westerly sidewalk Of First ave
curb gutter and flag sidewalks in Fortyfrt street.
from Tenth to Eleventh To regulate and grade
Sixth from Eighty sixth to Ninety sixth street. All
interested having are
before the 18th day of March instant
March 8, 1853 JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD con-
~ pany, 157 Broadway, March lSa3-Notce to Stock
hodersBy resolution OF the directors hnal instalment
to be paid at this Office from the 18th to the 18th ins
inclusive. The transfer books will be closed the 10th
at two =. NJ, and re-epenod on the 18th inst
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, rs BROAD.
~ way New York February Y, lS5a-The fourth install.
ment Of ten dollars each share Of the increased capital
stock Of the above company will be payable At the ONCE Of
company the 18th day Of March next and the hfth
stament Of the the 18th day Of
y ''''' ~ -'"'N FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE ROCKY BAR MINING COMPANY,
TO- 1-Notics to the StoekholdersTake notice that
assessment Of five cent the capital stock OF the
company been levied by the Board Directors
day Of March next to the Treasurer George Fitch ESQ.,
at the office Of the company in New York In case Of
payment at the time specified the shares upsa which pay
shall be forfeited to the Association but order that
stockholders residing out Of the city of New York
the benefit Of the full time three days grace will be allowed
Of shares the stockholders requested to surrender tho
old certificates and take out the scrip No transfer Of
the old scrip will DO made after the 10Th OF March next BY
ITO DOCK BUILDERs-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
receive proposals for the supply Of large quantity Of
pine and hemock timber for dock builders
use. MASSEY PETIT, u Breadway.
WETMoRE, ROBERT 4 CO., STOCK, NOTE, ANDE
change brokers' dealers In specie and gold dsst Cont
NEoNEY-MoNEY NAY DE OBTAINED IN SUNS TO
M suit applicants furniture, dry goods watches jew.
elry ladies' or gentemcn wardrobes or any
other property at the Pacific Agency and loan ONCE ia
Grand street Of Broadway the Pacific Bank
Confidence and honor strictly adhered to- to 6oclock
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A UsTRAMA.-PIONRER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A ets.-The nearly and beautiful clipper bark
OREGON 900 tons burhen, Captain Thos A. Higgins
at her BERTH II E. R. having just completed her first
voyage around the world will the Euphss the
eighth ship Of this well established line and sail from New
tualy The Oregon the only true clipper built vessel
present advertised for next month Her cabins roomy
light and we'll ventilated and fitted up In the
rtabe possible 1t is sufficient to add that she
will be provsioned In the liberal her prede
Pioneer Line the first and has been the
regular line The object Of the proprtors is to establish
basis and they deem IL to state
that of their vessels have been Obliged to stop At
for supplies has there been word Of complaint
against them Rates of passageSaoon, $25 first cabin,
$175 second cabin double berths 1925 single do $40
and towels The remittance Of third will secure pas
CAMERON, or JOHN OGDEN ll6 Wall street.
U,oR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sEMIw WEEKLY
United states Mail Line faverite and fast going
steamer SOUTHERNER w. Foster commander will leave
pier No North river Wednesday March 49, at o'clock
NJ precisely For freight apply on board where all bius
Of fading will be signed and for at the Office Of
SPoFFORD, TILEsTON 4 CO., ~ South street:
Through tickets for Florida follows To
$3l Pilatka, $23
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

E'ERRIAGE TO H0BoKEN THREE CENTS NOTICE
IL to the pubc.-Reducton of ferriage the Hoboker
ferries from Barclay Canal and Christopher Thu
propretors of these ferries inform the public that they
reduced their rates of crrae for foot from
four to three cents for carriage driven by
horses, from Se to 2c and for cart wagon other
vehicle, driven by 2Oc 2lsc The
ton of rates to take effect Monday Nth inst
Hobo ken Mare
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nR JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET NAY BE CON.
- shifted at his Office where he has praotsed his profess
sion for the last twenty-five Hours from A. H. 70
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4 hECUNDS.-
- Public notice hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented in the Board of Assistant
dermen To reset curb and gutter, and flag four
feet wide Of easerly sidewalk Third from Forty
and flag four feet of sidewalks in Foryfth street.
Broadway TO Sixth To flag four feet wide Of
sidewalks Fourth avenue from 10th 3d streets and
also TO repair carriage All Interested having
objections thereto requested them in writing
10 the undersigned his Office before the 9th day Of
March inst. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
Mar
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LNOR SAVANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
II wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain W
Collins carrying the United States mail will leave Pha
delphia for Savannah Wednesday, the 10Th inst 10
O'Clock ~ from the wharf above Vine street In speed
strength and for the comfort and
convenience of this ship unsurpassed Pare
from New York Philadelphia $2; steerage The State
OF Georgia leaves above alternate Wednesday
Agents In Philadelphia, Heron Martin, No. T1s Norh
wharvss; in Savannah, e. A. l.. Lamar.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-DIRECT UNI
~ ted States Mail and Express Lines Through in four
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey City-Leaving New
York foot Of Cortlandt street At and NJ and and
A. NJ. and IN p M 49, Leave Philadelphia at 7, and
AN, and 61a Pm For first class So second do Is and
A. NJ. and =. NJ 81 80. For Baltimore, Washington.
Norfolk and tickets sold and Through
lines New York Passengers with baggage the
ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
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"A Philip Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.-The mag
niheent new steamship GOLDEN AGE 5000 burthen
commander will be despatched for the above ports
about the 18th May This steamship Of the size and
strength and in every way equal TO the Collins line Of
steamship in the world Her accommodations for first
cond and third class superior to those
steamer built Rates Of passnge-Firs class ladies'
saloon $50 first GLASS upper saloon, $3.50; second class
S5 third class 300 The books open For freight
or passage spplyI e I'm COW .., ,,p
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received this once nm iii
Thursday March 18th, at IL o'clock M to regulate
and set curb and gutter stones therein Specifies.
department. JAMES PUREY Street Commissioner
g. 1873
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Tor PORT PHILIP, AUsrRALIA.-rHE FAST SAIL.
ing bark AMELIA, has few choice bsrths let for
taken. Inquire on board or OF
ISAAC T SMITH l0l wall street
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phia-from pier No North riyer-T lines daily, at
7 AM and P.M-Aecommodation line, Mt AM, by
steamboat John Potter to South Amboy oars 20 Borden
Fare-$2 Express line at M by steamboat John Pot
ter to Amboy thence direct to Camden ears-through
four hours Fare-$3 Returning leave Philadelphia at
M. and ppm.
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nR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT.
- ham and William streets maybe consulted ct his Once
from A NJ to9P. NJ DIR. c. Is regularly educated ply
stefan and surgeon.
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E'oR NORFOLK PETERSBURG, AND RICHMoND.-
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOAKE E.
Cavendy commander, will leave pier North river ON
Saturday March 10Th at O'clock Pm For freight apply
on board, and for passage to
LUbLAM Il PLEASANTS, 80 Front street.
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COAL.
COAL.-STOYE, EGG, AND CRATE, ALL KINDl
best quality, cheap-selling off to close concern 10
dealers at 70 Others present market prices
Inquire at the yard go Fifteenth street. between Ninth
Tenth avenues, or at I26 Water street.
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ENOR PORT PHILIP.-Two MORE PASSENGERS CAN
be aecommodated on board the clipper ship PANAMA.,
20 sail positively on Tuesday next Apply to RUSSELL
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In the matter of the application of the Mayor Aldermen
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ing of Fourth avenue from Thirty eighth street to til
northerly line side Of l35th street. in the Twelfth
Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards Of said city.
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VOL. VII.

end Of the mental darkness now ind;ca,.,
the fact that there are in the State s.,,a o'
xpsn thoSsdnd ,OA,te adults rho cannot rso$
and an end to T. T. V.-ism, idling, swagper;o.
gambling, fighting and chivalry in genera s-,iIs
Oh, for the halcyon days of railroads car,
manufactures, white and black free labor lot al
general education The friends and advo,a sal
Of these things are yet prescribed bat Yt tb
will anon be honored, when the "pecul;sr 'u !;
stitutlons OF the State shall be multinl;sd ~ ~
means Of their enterprise and perseverance S "
A Ctrt,.,.
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The 9Th article in that very deed Of assign
ment recited that Garay did not convey to them
but actually reserved to himself the right to
open the lsthmus in these words


" Tn by MS traa,/er N, tie part Of the corsnda,er
Don Jose Gtrdy not 10 h HRderss-i fdf hs coafrs
upon AcsTs Mining e NIcliHhsh dad lpos Szvticr q
o. dHy 't oaafereT 10 curry ON NARRATION
10 tina orakR;F
Aud then grants them the navigation of the
little river ON this side of the lsthmus (Coatza-
coaloos 40 far rs may be necessary to the enjoy
meDt Of their lands; and then adds as a further
and super!ative precaution, IN additional reser-
walton OF non interference with his privilege of
interoceanio communication. On the 18th Of
January, ls49-to wit two months after the
expiration Of the two years of extension allowed
by the decree of SALAs-Manning & Mack
intosh announced to the Mexican Government
"hai Don JOSE Garay had transferred 10 their
house the privilege ofeonstrueting q tndy Of COM
muniediion between the tpo seas By the uay of
the Iahmus Of Tshuantspse." On recstping tbs
note, the Meriean Government acted decidedly
and promptly reminding the asagnsss that that
part Of the grant was untransf erGbie, and also
that The pho!s grant ,Das srtinct the last sIien-
aon granted by SaiaS lake oil the preceding ones,
kaVing expired rithOut commencing tie rork
1t remains on this point only to say, that
whatever title any American citizens may
have, they have only the same title which
Manning & Macintosh and Snyder L. Co. had
with all its impertections on its head
shall omit the question whether the origi.
nal grant Of Santa Anna TO his favorite, Don
Jose Garay, Of the privilege Of opening the
lsthmus was assignsbls. The Mexican Gov
eminent say that 10 was not that Garay was
intrusted to execute q great national work As
amere agent II such q question as that should
arise in the United States, what should we say
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AND CANADA.
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kRY IN UNCLr fanny r,n

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should have everything desired that they could possibly
give me"
The chief arguments urged against TIE amendments ia
question appear To be these
That they isiringe upon ths sovereignty ts honor'
the dignity, and national pride OF Mexico.
p To adopt them would DO at once TO psrsyEs, 70 as
grace and Ia short " overthrow the present sdministrs
ton.
"3 Thsts treaty Nth such PROVISIONS Nouu o. 'e'cs
by the Nexicnu congress probbly) without single dis
senting voice. therefore would he OF 10 use 70 O'
States whilst the time It would be the rum OF hS
party In power
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with thesc views those concerning colonizstion)
succeeded Ia concluding contract It'll tho house Of Mr,r
Msnnng Macintosh and Snyder Co, indsp Rdcnt u
h't for oonsrucss> o. 9natiOn bstlesen Us
ioo by which (eonrac those seuteueu intro
ducr sStars ON ths lands
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On this point the Mexican Government ex-
plains that the grant to which their Commits
sioner alluded in making this reply, was the
grant of Garay, and the assignment to Man
ming Macintosh & Snyder, Of which the
Mexican Government then had notice which
assignment, ~ | have before shown, was an
assignment of the lands conceded nth The right,
and not of the right to open the lsthmus OF Te-
huantcpcc; which last mentioned right accord
ing To the notice which had been served upon
them expressly remained in Garay This u n
| sufficient answer until the committee can show
that the Mexican Government knew that some
other assignment had before that time been
made, conveying the privilege, and that notice
of that assignment had been received by the
Mexican Government Bat suppose the Mex
lean Commissioner did make statement which
was unintentionally or even Intentionally erro-
neous in point of fact-would that statement
divest Mexico of her right The law Of
eStoppei, which prevails between individuals in
conducting their own affairs. has never been,
and never can be- applied to the intercourse
between nations who are passive, and whose
communications with each other are always
carried on by agents possessing such measure
of capacity and of virtue as they may happen
TO obtain
The committee rest their assumption, third
ly, upon the facts AZ stated by them, that
After the assignment OF the grant to the present, Amer
holders. the Minser of ID. United States Ia M-xic
n,ru ted hy his 'overomsnt Ia apprse that 81 Mex
OF the desire OF this To commences tsir work
by thorough survey ofthe lshmus; and the Musrr was
firhsr instructed O. max. oyerurs Or treaty securing
u the snterprs. the joint protection OF the two Uovrru
uents. The Mexican Government, Ms learn from Ia"
correspondence OF Mr. Ia chor with the NsSiesa Minister
If Rorei Relations made not the slightest opposition la
rs ardng passports and issued orders To the departments
OF Oaynca aud Vera Cruz not ouy 10 avoid ntrIosing
amy obstacles in the way bat, the contrary W All nj
thcm ali and hospitaiy The engineers Mr. Leteher
sdls were nccor nnly ant the port. throwa open for
their upp es more than 100000 ha's been expended
in surveys, opening roads, Ae besides iarys sam VI
nouey IA fuTnisLips astsrials,' Ss
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