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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-20
ry,ALEcBAPu rlNR ACROSS THE isruNUs. FRov

FEALEcBAPu LINE Across TIE isrHNUs. FRov
-spn Will to Iarsu Ill rgnpisatipn of the North
American and orausdisn Electric Telegraph
having ye'ed booka TOR suhcrDtiou the stock
OF R'J company TO the amount o. city thousand dollars
viii h 0Eeted Monday tho 18Th day of July instant at
TIC oef If Mesrs De LRuunv, lsein & CLARKE No G3 all
in the city New York, where auarh will he
ipowp, sud copy of tho prospectus may had
Trm OF subsorir tou20 cent cah 20 per
tcteultr ie2; 70 cent lt October 2 20
lat November 1852 ~ per cent LIST December 49,
JOHN l.. hSpISVALL,)
WILLIAM ADAMS, Trustee.
JOHN l.. STEPHENS,
New York, Juiy IL
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A THY. SMART YOUNG woIAN WISHES SITUA-
N ton in private tamiiy as soamstress aud Chamber
maid : rhGmbeTmaid and ine vasbur. Us u most O.
plain cook Please 70 call ut No rs East
street, doors from Broadway. t be rscn for tro
days. City reference given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-20

wv ANTED-TWO WATERS, WHO UNDERSTAND
w their business, in dining snioon. They
wen commended and others need apply nv No 2
West street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY
w healthy woman, well amended. Apply ~ ZIG
Walker street, for Mrs. Murphy, third floor.
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NIANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do general homework ehsmbor-
work, TO take of children small fsmty
reference, if required Please call at ~ East Fourteenth
street Can be for days.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A HIGHLY RESPECT
"A abe middle aged lady Seamstrees Nurse,
the entire charge OF young infant The best Of
given he No. Warren street
the hours Of 40 and 3.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

HOUSE wANTED-A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE,
stusted between Blcecker and Fifteenth street. and
Sixth and Eighth lease would he preferred. Adj
dress stating location and price. Box 200 Lower Post
Once.
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SALES ny AUCTION.

A BrTTERFisLp. AUCTIoNEER. WILL ssLL. ON
IA WedBssdsy, July u. at 10 clock order II
morgae the cortents OF apuoic house The
Eassn street aud Bu tsen BROOKLYN consisting Of
too Bliort Table Bar and fixtures Fimbar4
Vines and Liquors togehar wish all the furniture % the
hcsss consisting of Chrpepg Oil Cloth Tables Chairs,
Sofa Beds and Bedding Kitchen Furniture With whioh the
sh'e will commence Sse Positive Also the Lease for Ave
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NANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation as Cbambermaid and is willing to assist
in the washing aud ironing Nurse and Waiter she is
rt hand thoroughly understands her business
She he's objection short distance in the country
Good references Apply at SO West Twentieth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues basement in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-20

TWO RgSPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN WISH ST.
tuntens. either to 90 Chsmberwork or ms children
Nurses They would make then selves useful Nav
be seen fort two days, at Sf6 Sixth avenue.
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A SITUATION IS WANTED by A REspECrA BILE
n young Protestant Chamber mad alter
assist in wnhing End ironing Nurse aud D.
plain sewing Apply address, for two i5
fourth strse fourth floor Has objection to the country
A REsPFCTApLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A 81
~ tuation as ChambermsiJ and Waiter would have
objection to do the work small family Please call
81 No s35 Greer vch street. of street.
Good city refer ence.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between bOSION
and LVERPOOL.-The Boston ships onfy calling u Hsn-
M e { i1nd and receive mails and gss.eneer
PERSIA Capt - EUROPA z. @. LotA
ASIA, G. n. e. yudkina NIAGARA, J. stona
AMERICA, N. Shannon, CANADA. Lang.
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch.
vessels clear white hight xt mast heaA ese1
On ssrboard bov, red port bow.
ASIA, Judknst from NEW-YORk, Wednesday mya
EiAGARA, Stone from BOSTON, "Wednesday, May Il
LuEcPA Lott, from NETWORK, "Wednesday. Msy L.
CANADA, Lang. from BOSTON. "Wednesday May %
AFRICA. Harrison. FIN. NETWORK. Wednesday Iuns1
ASIA, Judkins. from NETWORK, Wednesday June ID
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, June q
Passage from New.York Boston to Lverpooa-finh
cabin, tlN second cabin, SO
berths not secured until paid for.
Freight win be charged CT specie beyond an amount ts
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon board.
" All letters and newspapers mu6 pass through the
fost-Ofhce. For freight passage, apply TO
L. CUNARD, No So Broadway.
French, German, and other Foreign GoodA received
ana brought in with British Goods Through bilh
OF lsSiue are given in Havre for New-fo
WATcHEs-By order Of the British Treasury watches OF
foreign Manufacture bearing the names or marks OF BINGHAM
manufactures viii be hereafter admitted IN England In trsn-
nu tor the United States and other countries In consequence
Of which French and Swiss watches be shipped At dave
Tor Newfork Boston, via Liverpool without incurrns
the rk - heretofore Of being seized by the English Cusona-
House.
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DEAD THE EVIDENCE OF JAMES

n, ROBERTS, No. q fdler-ss between ID and Mont
aomervss VINO had subject TO TOO free se Of ardent
spirt. fer ten yrshs Il TO certify that FOR ten long
Ihad been slave the Of hqro and had made many
attempts eiye bat could not succeed rI became
ouistsd with Dr. ROBACK, when applied 20 him. and
an happy 70 since that time had desire for liquor,
and hate very ssht Of L. and urge ell who stuatd
as wss To call him Amy who wants % know
pertculagy call et my residence, No = Fialef-
- between I'd and Montgomery -sts- Philadelphia
JAMES ROBERTS
CITY Of Philadelphia .-Penonay appes ed before ne,
tie Subscriber Of the Aldermen 10 and foT the said cy
the above named James Roberta who BENZ daily sworn
doth depose and say, the foregoing statement Is tfs ~ ~
particuar 10 the best Of his knowledge and beni "hes
nv hand and seal tbis 7th day ofFsSrnary, 80
ny -- ~ John A. WHITE, Alderman
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Me0iral.

A BOON to the AFFLICTED.-Rup-
~ lures Efectually cured by karsh's newly invented
hight self adjustnp Elastic Truss n Marsh. Practical
Truss Manufacturer, is the inventor of new truss pro-
nonnced by the Faculty to be the effective exant
properly itself every position OF tho body rem
derina displacement impossible 1t not only insures conr
pete Of bowels but effects speedy and rst
cal cure Tenimonas Of high responsibility both IN this
city and IN various parts offhe United States nay be sesa
as tror HES of by calling at their oice Mr.
Marsh having upward OF twenty practical experience
in the eatnent Hernia will guarantee cure IN every
case of Rupture long standing and earnestly soc-
its ta from those who have found every other Truss
less competent female in attendance TO wait upon ladies'
Children invariably cured Open until ooclock IA the eve
ming MARSH l. CO.. No 2ii Maiden lane, 49,
Ing near Broadway, N. Y
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THE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-Tha shipa

eorlponnE this line are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATTC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built expressly for 0ev'
eminent service Every has been taken in their con-
sructon also in their Engnes to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for
qualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
EewYork to Liverpool In rscass cabin, $40 In second
d., 80 exclusive Of extra size state rooms $500 from
Liverpool to NewYork $50 and $50. An experienced sur
secn attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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srcb 4, iss9. hkNht bkkkMAnt
PHILIP j. nOSRog,{ Cosmisiossrs.
MOSS WILCOX,
HERE d. yrss Ats fusy NO t12mo

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the sp
- plausn Of the hayor Aldermen and Cenmoas 81 ne CaS
Som Ich A. 70 The HUDSON RIVER ~ Ii. CITY o. Ne. YorsTs
sutscn- c'aEnssoners " EsH.ts and Assessm.n, Tie
eS.. s se. .s ant 20 sS s
Legislature Of ae people Of hs ststs snrss ~
particularly the City Of New ye AT, pas--d Apn
is3 passed Apn 90 1892 that The abstract Of he ss'nss ane
ts samss u the los s-sesss The naoess u asA
Ios hey the Mae Of The Comssonsfs o<stnS
vi. ."ss @s isa ~ -. .as,. snais saS ol., ss
WHICH sssd BY the conssoaes IN m.i.ss rf ss
and ay Yo o the insp-eos Of .hepsosses nag
there sr q, hast sxy ssys b>oss ~ cosas
&C. mere sssr nenossd Aa1 he said comasoarrs s,tAsr
vs the regsrssat Of the ast snrs Az At
s.s..r-r AMI rsIrs City ard County q se~Yo ard ss
oa~r paooss D.-so May a. lsa" passed Nay 7. 1871, The
AID ID od. affected thereby, hat usy espsS
end Assessment and tAst al ersons ss aisrssts
sn..ssS 70 ee.sat Their obsoas sfns ts MOSES Nay
hEED IT. ksa tie Chairman Of The rad ComrssuBsfs, At ue
Ne Yeri ~tls try days soues ikss
ues sntsesd By this arr e oBo~ MAJ ssyt
ssss sns 6oaoes iooss p Oh he ss., by he vsrk
hoe az 0sssy The west the epte1 tns - -<s
s,, ss3 80 s and tie soch ~ the Lns o. he
bloch 6lstst and 5 Add so an ts fs, ~css %
soSs Il a. a ~ .1, R' o. ss :, he ..s IL.
q lihsv the by the esssfy pe side o. ztsz an1
~ - a- Of g@ on Ne n.sos % 80 w ~ ~:
sss tie .eEh b. The hDs q Dc eenss' Of s 49, e-s.sss
ss and Orb Ass tie .ss ufss sv. .o.'sss
seated The Supreme covr Of STATE Of Nsvfo Is ssn
Tern Of s s.d cort % y he'd at ne Cry hsa ?, rs cy q
Il s, =. - s.; y e.: = , !: ''' ' ~
; %'sS;:, ,;s;Ss ssssSSs..} '"'~..-
Hs.nv y. D4rss. Attorney 1tT1
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CORPORATION Notifies.

TyOKPORATlON NOTiCE.-TAXES Of 1919.
ss,sse hereby svea Tat the SALE or TAxrs frsbs
49, o. heretofore ;ak~ place the is Sscb~s,
ssl pironed ~ reso.i9n % the b,sd q Af1.-H ard
s ~ Anersn sppsos~5 BY the hycs, anti fse tbsA
APRIL 90 whb dsy II ckft n oon he -se VII eonaer>s,
sft. Cry Hal CITY 81 New foFs, snd eospnns % ty 10
a. .-.I eonar.eI dssJ fp~-. ak1
rotsrty sod has been gatsLss N The Csr<r sad ks
ey. rubhshes TIE ety q Ne~fofk sses Of
s,se ocs ars wE Be 6sirsatet
~ 49, -coutroRess OGee seS fof., Mgrh 20, 1854
JOSEPH n TAYLOR. Con.solSs.
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Goal.

NOAL.-The subscriber has In yard
~ fu supply Of Anthracite and Bitumino1s Goals con-
stine Of Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehigh Hasleton
Enssh Camel Liverpool Ouel Cumberland, Sdney-sil
Of which warranted TO b Of the best quality delivered N
- hs order and for le the very lowest market pe
JAMES l. WORTH, No. "A Broadway,
and Ath-st corner Of Thompssn.
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COURT.-LEVIS 3. UHATFIELD,

~ AoTnfy GeLeaId ihr slste o ts. sss III
iDEkT, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY OF THE CANAL BANK
OF ALBANYn pursuance 81 order OF The Supreme Count
the made the sh day Of May 1850 tbs ee-
Of Canal Bank Of Albany, hereby nves ne-
holders OF the outstanding circuas notes OF bs 81 te
a. a. such the balance unpaid
OF surrendered the frs, dividend Of arg
required the SAID ses OF h and
tue sd Recsve at his once IN the CIV
Albany within from the date OF thu notee or 70 as
hu will be precnde from the benefit OF the fand
provided Of the sad notes bills and ssfuassts
som al claim OF hons the and that NE asd
.d win be direction Of the said Court for The
benefit the sd Canal Bash IN such Anoe
be hereafter determined For the greater ccnvenieaes 81
hons the said bills and eerheetes the ecevef has made
viii AFRO be paid pre~enaucn "
Ie {, INNER ial ganh in this Albany, June lses
je! law2yF ANDREW WAnh, NSe"U'
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F0r freight CT passage apply 70
EDW'D K. COLLINS CO. No. So Walsf, NJ.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool
Z. ROBERTS CO., No. Is Kings Arms Yard,
London.
John MUNROE l. CO. No. Rue Notrs Dame de-
Victories, Para GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre
The these ships will be accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie ewey, precious stones or metals un.
less bills of ladns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

" JERSEY-SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.-May
ls2-For Clinton and intermediate places from Pier No
North River by steamer RED JACKET, at A NJ and l
p NJ and at r NJ. for White House and intermediate
places and Elixabehtown with trains on the
n j. Railroad which leave Eewfork, from the foot OF
Couranc-st the hours Returning, leave Clinton
stgl5 A M 1880 p NJ; whitehouse SIS freight, $40
and $40 A. M and lao NJ; Somerville at freight eo5
and gt5 A NJ and 2C5 P NJ Plan6eld 81 $40 freight $40
and s45 A. 81, and 240 P. NJ. Ebzabettown at lis and
1880 A. M. and 3.l5 P. NJ.
Passengers for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Wilkes
barre and Mauch Chunk, Pa, and Pennington, NewGer
msntown n j. will take the A. NJ train from Y and
Tuesdays Thursdsy and Saturdays for New Hampton
Washington Belvdere N j. Stages leave sonlerviie daily
for Pearack and Puckanipe the arrival Of the Z. M
train All baggage the risk Of the until delivered
into the of the agents Of the Company and
checks receipts given therefor.
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Royal nea" The Poets Of Persia like those Of other ma
ons Of the East have msde Sherbst the sesste ihsns Of
their verse.
The gtcle win be sold In champagne bottles-prieS Q,
snsy6 81 50 dcsen including bottes price Of pnt VI "
dozen, including bottles.
P.s-THs bottles win BE- called fer and purchased q the
following prices Quars 80 cents dozen pints ii cents
dozen.
All business communication must be addressed by post or
otherwise to the SHERBET COMPANY at their General
Office No las Broadway, where thsywl sscsivs prompt
sftaption.
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N EW-YORK and NEW.HAvEN

L
Sissa-Trxns Of New Yert lssvs Il cAa
It. and Broadway.
Acconnopariox AND SPecIAL--At and tI.So 4 n;
AIS EXPIRES to Stamford and NorwaIk and stopping e I'll
Stations b-yond md at $50 through to New.hsvsa
At $50 p. M foq Eorws.k-sf $50 A. d., and $50 p ~
tr Port Chester The iSo A. NJ runs In coneecton With
Train New Haven Hartford and Spring aeld end With
Train the Canal Road
ExrREssTesSs Tor New Haven, Hartford Springfield Boz
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 10
ard MonrrealAtsA M stopping al stamford aad Bndse
port connecting With the HoasAonc and NsuSstack kaa
reeds at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad Al Haven-snd
a. $50 p M stopping nj Stamford Nor~alk and Bridge
pert connecting with Housaoae and Nsnsstuck Railroads
Bndsepsr.
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Special
At $50 and 9S5 NJ and 40 P. n, through from New
Haven. At 8 A. M, from Norwalk-4t $50 A. NJ and IS
p N from Pen Chester, The SIS A. NJ. receives ps.scn
gers fsm Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads 81
Haven The t2O p. NJ receives passengers from Hartford
and Springfield Railroads
ExPRxss TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival Of Trains
from Boston, at rs and $50 p NJ stopping ct BRIDGEPORT
NoswLk and Stsmfordi leaving Bostm ct A. NJ and
SSPM.
See large hill Of advertisement At the Station House End
PRINCIPAL Hotea GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr,
Suporintsudent
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CUPREME COURT-County of Oucida.--Bol.
az IswtwT NO IbI DfoNN"ay, FHunu1N Nu~sSes
SUPREME COJRT-City and Cosnty Of New.

- Yo6eore H. kobiusos, phiana sst Francs Salmon and
Ass EAsa Roberts rhebe he wife, Benjamin
MARY hs Daniel Allen and Msrs he w,fe
WAN asd sarsh k john Psons Heay vsntsf-
sra sad Cshanne wife Pao, Mara Pas-eas.
cosehr. Parsons joseph sak and Mara hs wife, eisndAats
Pheb- Benjamin " vantervoo aud MARY bis wife panses
X Sarah Psrons, Henry vsoiersun and
Csarnr h- wife, Parsons, Mara Pson Corseksa
Parsons Joseph and Mana his wiz You her,hy sum
the complaint this acton wheh vas
Sled the Cleri Of this Court the City 81 New feshs
the seventh of April d. 1854 ast serve OF oe
answer me my oce lo Broadway City OF New fofk
twenty hereof exclusive OF the day OF
such and a answer the complaint as sofsad
The psnuf sppy Court for the relief demanded IN the
srnpapi-Da,e April T. lss2. r. w GLIssENHAiNER, JL,
al lsrfwF No. isi BroadvSy, Plaintiff Attorney.
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Gfpresses.

NNNNN~oNNNoN,>,INN NN>JNONNN~NNN>NNNrNN
EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS
IL The subscribers viii forward In charge Of MI GEO
JUDSON, Express for Packages Parcels and Letters oy
SATURDAY, 18th MAY, at P. NJ connecting with The
splendid steamer WINFIELD SCOTT at Panama
the speed of these unequaied OPP
rorunity offered for shippers il is expected that
Tar greater dispatch will be obtained this trip than has
yet been effected BY the Panama route.
Packages should be sent before Friday 18th fnst
and should exceed l25 b weight and be made water
proof Letters received until P. NJ
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Agents.
Nc. 2N5 Broadway one door from Fuonst
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Eeaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sa .rs
III Of he cosssy 81 SewY =. ca n Ssv Ysrs On =
S s ~ js.s ssx isss s<t ssea s Das.@e -. - :.
ce o. 10 u "a srss h~ M sessms6s sssssb"s
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cse-es Aerrpser Owes, Rossnd., PaA. nsyl 4, ss1
UpUBI.tC NOTICE il hereby given that the
wssr Retu 81 sg he<A,ps The si % nAy,
fs,ss ss payment Of The rassss1 % b ass aie
sGes 81 The Groom Aqssdsss psysras., sxses: 6.y
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vTHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO


i AT REDUCED EATES-yew.York and san
Francisco Steamship Line-rhe steamship = SlIED
STATES, Charles c. Berry, Com nsnder, vii s4se
DAY, 18th NAV, az p. NJ connecting 4 rsasn;s
with the donbleen zine steamship WINFIELD sCUiI,
2inn tans burden. kerney CouaTd Commander wnicn
steamer awaits tire arrival or passengers Panama oy ne
United States from NewYork. and immediately thereafter
proceeds to San Francisco dec without stopping 81 nst
mediate ports
These vessels In accommodations and safety are not su,
passed by any this route and experienced surgeon
attached 20 eech vessel
The United States has made the voyage between Sev
York and Chases in days and nineteen hours and Inc
Winfield Scott has Just peJned The voyage between New
York and Panama in the shortest time record octn 8
running and setual time from port to port
Ixpiv 70 DAVIS BROOKS CO,
General Asenta No. % Besvers&
JONES JOHNSON,
No. 100 West-sf, corner OF Libertys =.
Passenger per United States viii dssnbarh along nae ne
wharf 1t AspinwsI and taks the Panama k.iroea, 49,
open nearly to CORONA thus avoiding the nsk s; -
upon landing IN hcsn u Chspea and tts riyU rsui'a
0orscDa
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the sp-

- az the Mayor Aldermen aad Comnenahty OF nsCiQ
Of Of SIXTY SECOND ST roo
Gsons Assessment the above snutisd mAts
Court nonee pursuant
Of the Legislature OF the <sp 81 ue
OF New YORK. entitled An act 10 amend an art entitled an sco
10 reduce rshns particularly City Of kew YoFt
April 1919" passed April co. 1852 that the A.
snct and Assessment OF the Commissioners the
such lots they the o the comi
with such and the amount 81 sss~ssnss
whether benefit and also al the sdsy s-tnstss
doeumens which used By the Conansssnns 70
m,lms Their report, hsvs dspoted
Oc City and County 81 New foft Tor the nsston 81
there 10 remain for s East sIv dsye
and place hrr-lnatsr msntonet Ann The AZ
further notice. pursuant 10 the fe9nemsut ~
entitled An amend act entitled fsiAtioo
the collection Of Asses~Is and Tasss ~ the CITY and County
May lH4 the ovbs occupant or ocsspanu a
honses improved urmproyed lands asfed hssiy tha9
completed thsS Esnss and Assessmens mt that ~
persors affected thereby nod ~ho ks,a
requested presen their oecions an wr
ns Beekmsn Esq., the Chairman Of the said Comssson-
oer Of the Counseiof the Corporation New CU HAL
fo, thirty days from tbs date Of this
limits enbrss BY the sad are -
all that parcel oi land described an1
follows that % say all that pan srv Second -
lad oCt by aw between the wsery SIDE OF Fb Az s4f Ne
sasrry Of Esa; and also all that certain othsf -
bounded tie BY the esstsy side of avs
westerly hne sd- OF Fifth the n.rh "
,hJ Of the bloch between SIXTY second
tL~reom al those avenues 90 psf
neecns the ssIsisy eecosd s And ~, The saA
do further ncts, that report the sbove
enin will be made and TO the saprDs Court Of
the St.is Of New Yor spea OF the said Court ~
he'd AZ the Hall the City 81 New Yo Saturday the ~
,s,rssier :. e.oa.s can heard mo-
tep v II t- nads that eyt be coa6nnsdDslsd Yoh
hsrcb I, lsss. hEshy BEEEMAs, ,
PHILIP J. MosRoE,{ coamssiohsss.
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. 8 NAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Throush In II houn-New- Jerssy
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving NewYork ct NJ foot
Of Courtandt-st; A. and 81 p NJ Libertyst Leaves
Phienelphia at l24 and IA NJ and s. p NJ from foot OF
Wslnutst Fare reduced to s for 6rsclas and " 80 -
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STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
NAIL STEAMSHIP Consumer ARRANGEMENTS
Great Reduction 70, Steerage Psssges-Ony Through
Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON-Throueh Tickets
now for SsleExtra-The superior double engine Steam
ship ILLINOIS, the fastest sesmer in the world 300 tuns
H. j. Harsene Commander being ready for service, will
leave for ASPINWALL Navy Bay, direct, on THURS
DAY, May 2 at O'clock T. NJ, precisely, from her pier
foot Of WaraB ~ r., connect with the magnificent
Steamship TENNESSEE, Lieut. Totten, u. s. NJ Com
ander which ordered to remain at Panama. to
be in readiness Immediately arrival of the at
that point ard sail direct for SAN FRANCISCO without
any delay The accommodations of these Steamships are
and passengers going forward by these vessels
rely confidently upon the Companys best efforts for
quick trip.
The Panama Railroad IL now In operation, and the car.
running to within miles Of Gorgons Passengers will
thus be- er abled about 40 miles Of the ver nav
cation end the and expense heretofore attending
the landing boats of Chagres they will be landed from
the free of expense, the Compsnys wharf 1t
Transit ofhe fsthmus at the passengers sxpcnss
AsPINwALL.
Ladies' Saloon, State Room. 90
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, State Room. %
Second Cabin Standees. -
Steerage %
RATES THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
F1rst Class. Solo
Second Class Observation-Disclosures. 80
Steerage 10"
Children under IL years half price: -
For freight passage, apply 70 CHAS WHITNEY, at
the Office Of the Companies No III Wed-st- corner OF
Warrenst