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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CRAFTSMEN PUBLICATIONS. POPULAR TREA.
" tise tho and Of nervously debilitated
health and enfeebed constitution that haas the
beset tho OF pleasure business and study and emtey
old Just PUBLISHED to be had gratis BY addrenx
post paid. box 100 Broadway Post Office.
CECOND EDJTI0N-THE POPULAR EDUCATOR
- The Popular Educator has received encouraging
from the people throughout the length and
cordial reception into the great family Of periodicals The
publisher feels that he has met Of the public wants
The Popular Educator needed So has been
demand for the first number that he has been obliged to
to with the second edition. which will be ready
9TH instant The edng parts Of the Popular
Educator will appear the first day Of every month
Price, tl2 cents Sc 20 Postage, cent In ad
vance ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, II Spruce street,
and sold by all booksellers
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EyoRPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICES HERE
~ ~ given, 70 the swnsr or owners OCCUPANT or ooeu
PANTS ef all houses and lots improved
asted thersby shat the following have
ths Asssssor and lodged In the oaes Of
Tho Basea1 Of Assessments for examination BY all
kerssted Wis FOR building in Troy street from
Hadsea River 70 Twelfth street TIA limits embraced by
Duoh assessment include all the houses and lots Of
~ sd 81 froy street from West street Grssnrich
the side of West 50 feet 10 inches
nsrh and south Of Troy street both sides Of Washington
wet Test inches north and sonh Of Troy street,
hoy street. both sides of Hudson street "a feet inches
eh Aad south Of Troy street. both sides of Eighth
Hl fest 5nohes north and south Troy street. both
fosrth street lo feet inches north and south
&oy both sides of Twelfth from
Seventh avenue and the northeastery side Of Green
Ysh between Seventh and Twelfth street.
AL whose affected the above
nsats and who are opposed to the same either Of
eheM requested to thair objections writing
- the undersgnsd at their office, No. Hall Of Records
Wishm thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,S
omee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. April
=. 1853
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sHIPrIH0.


EoR SAVANNAH. AND FLoR!DA-UNIrED STATES
I mail ne.-Ths new and splendid steamship FLORIDA
Wo9dhYli captain, wiz Leave Saturday, Nay 7sh
SAMUEL 1. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
The Alabama, G. D. Ludlow, captain, Saturday, May
lth For speed strength and fare these
ships have NO superior on the
UvoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Il Sum- ersArrngsment.-Ths United States mail steam
ship ROANOKE Gay:ndy commando 11 will l:svs pier
Passage aad fare, state room included. 70 NoTSIL.
st.srses passage half price, Only eompanys bills o.
passage s To EUpIAN PEEAsHHTsxS Bro.dw.y .0'
VoUNG AMERICA IS NOW LOADING AT PIER %
East river-Dispatch Line.-This magnificent clipper
ship is By Capt D. Eabeook formerly Of the
the first day q June Shippers will please hurry
their freight and complete before the
2th This magnificent ship expected to perform the
voyage in eightyhve days She is the sharpest ship
built by w. ii. Webb, Esq. SUTTON CO, No. S Wall
street, or GEORGE DANIELS, No. South William at.
EOR SALE-THENEW AND SPLENDID STEAMBOAT
ENOCH DEAN l25 feet keel 81 feet BEAM IL feet hold
engine Is inches cylinder feet stroke also boat Of the
same receiving her engine also, TIE steam
boat NIMROD 200 feet long % feet beam feet hold In
quirs WILSON SMALL West Street Foundry Of
Beach and West streets, or to J. Il. COFFEE, Agent
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MANSION HOUSE. BKooKTYN HETGHTs.-sTR

MANSION HOUSE BROOKLYN HEIGHTs.-STRAN.
M gers visiting New York will find this large and elegant
delightful and retreat from tho
city Of New York IL IL situated In Hicks street, midway
Fulton and the Montague ferry which
las inst gone into operation the foot OF Wall
re regures but about minutes time reach this house
from the Exchange in Wall street including crossing this
ferry. The view Is unsurps.scd commanding the bay Of
New York and the surrounding country The house has
been recently enlarged and fitted In style elegant
md oommodious EDWIN X YALE
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NE LARMONT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. NO,
M. ls Reads street. corner Of Broadway Once heurV.
Qsundays sxesptsdl fsoA II, noynisg. t 81 MAS HR0
NshfAk
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THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN CAPTAIN
CronAn will sail for BERN ada and ST. Thomas Satur
day, the 7th May Passage money to Bermuda $50 to S.
Thomas SO. Apply TO e. CUNARD, Bowling Green
CTEAMER MERLIN.-THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ MERLIN, for Bermuda and St. Thomas, West Indies
will leave 20 her dock as Jersey City on SATURDAY the 7ts
20 be on board with their luggage at early hour
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ ven TO the occupants Of
all houses and lots improved unmproved lands affected
tnsrcby that the following
~ the and in the office Of tho Bureau Of
Assess for by all interested Wis
building street. from the City
Hall point Chatham street The limits
Ay such include all the houses and lots
Slnd lots pieces and parcels Of land lated
h Of Duane street. from City Hall place Chatham
All whose affected the above
nspsd and who are opposed to n.
writing 70 the unds-sgnsd ~ their ofce No Hall Of Re-
esrds within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Dee. BsrsAa Of Assessments Street Dep artmsnt April
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EDWARDK COLLINS 1 CO., Ne. @ Wall st.. n T.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO.. Liverpool.
X. G. ROBERTS CO., Ii Kings Arms Yard, LoadoA.
JOHN AUNROR 4 CO.. No Is Rae Notrs Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO; H. DRAPER, Havre.
Of these will not BE- scoountabs for god
silver bullion specie jswery presous stones metals
unless bills adins signed aad the valse there
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPRENE COURT-CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-James I. Tower against Margaret TowerEsum
for relief To the above named defendant-feu are
hereby and required the complaint In
this action which Aed in the ooo Of the clerk OF the
May 1883 and to serve copy Of sn'wsr
40 All street city and county OF New York within
twenty days the service Of this summons you
elusive the service and fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid sAs plaintiff
ed in the complai Dated New York, March "a 1855
Travis & Nelson plaintiffs attorneys 40 Wall street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADsL
Paia-tron pier No North .iveEIve lines daily. e
ana s.s:1ssa 70 Fhiisa. pSis
sh.f Tsrs-si Esturnins. leave Fkiadelphi. ss 10 4
Gok ALBANY-FARE N;-ALBANY AND NEW
central line: Of North and from ~
tefo.s and baggage fol-
Schenectady Utca Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
will land at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
On corner Of Tryon and Centre greet heretofore
and Ohio Railroad for ws.siins zans.yis cnsn1a
Louisville st. Louis Ac-This great road first opened
for svs The IN as aaden
al h TGP Iai 70 1
eighteen nineteen hours arriving or3PM next day.
leave
making the entire trip by daylight PASSENGERS leaving
s at as n At train
Wheeling hours from New York and twenty
four from IN Philadelphia To connect g,h the Westsfa
them at the Washington jul etion Relay House,
mir. mes from Basimors A. Thssin the ssye9 large
route with really wait daily
for the and convey the down the Ohio to
Orleans packets may be taken by those going further
and thencs BY railroad Baggage checked through
anywhere the routsl from philadelphia to Wheeling
s2 For the apply at Baltimore and
stations WIN. PARKER, Gen. Superintendent.
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Hall, Apri ., NeA-Nsdss 10 tai paysfs-Ths assscs
rolls 81 the several wards in ths eSy Of New York wv
iay Of Nay M saturday ths 18th day Of ysns beth dAy
susve All tax paysrs desrous Of examining correct
ag ne rolls requested make appss0s.
= The uaasrdsnsd, q choir sfss, between A. L. and
" ; :aSs dSsHs9 Stss.. ia. o.-.''''.''.
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RORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
By giyen to the occupant occnpant IS
SsoVed thereby that HE fooWin have been
sompeted by the and lodged Ia the office Of
Sac Bureau for examination BY all
In terestsd viz For well and pump in Fifty seventh
street between Broadway and Seventh The limits
enraeed By such neude all Several
and lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides Of Fifty street. from Broad
way 70 Seventh avenue, the vest side Of seventh
avenue. hundred feet inches nQ1th and south
% Tasy svsnth street and on the east s Of Broad
I'D north south of Fifty street All per
ssssnenta and who opposed to the either Of
them. requested to their objections writing
~ the undersigned at their oce No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Once BureAu Of Assessments Street Department April
n
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TyOR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL SrEAN
II ship PACIFIC. Captain Esra Nyo.-This steamship
United States mais for Europe post
lively Saturday, Nay lAth ct o'clock NJ from her
berth, ct the foot Of Canal street.
For freight passsge. having unsquaued sccommoda
tisns fer elegance or comfort. apply to- nw-v..
Passengers requested 10 be board 1t 1fh A. NJ
Ths steamship Baltic will succeed the Pao6c, and sail
Nay 18th.
nyHR NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
hAn stsamers-Ths ships comprising this line are the
l0llowings-
ATLANTIC Observation-Disclosures. Captain West
PACIFIC. Captain Nys.
ARCTIC. ............... Captain Luce.
BALTIC. $3.50. ......... Captain Csmstoek.
al l1 49, ih - .OsPsN n. ... o..
services every has been taken their
structon-as In their sugnes-to strength speed
and their for snsaussd
slsganss aud comfort.
Price passage New York Liverpool cabin
e0 In second cabin, So Exclusive Of extra sias state
room, $500.
From Liverpool 70 New York, ESQ and 42s.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
Ne bsrths secured until paid for.
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yTREgr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until Fri
". May Is at IL ocoek, NJ, pave Thirty fifth street
tween Eighth and Broadway Specifications to DO
Vi application to the Contract Clerk.
May 1855. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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srArEs NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
IN psny-Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwau spd
Panama, at greatly reduced ratesNo detention tho
Isthmu-The and fast side wheel dou Bile engine
ship UNION, 800 tonsl Richard Adams, commander viii
leave New York for Aspin WALL Navy Bay from pier Ne
North river saturday June l. at O'Clock, r. NJ pre-
esely connecting with the and marnfesnt aide wheel
Cooper commander vhsh steamer will be in readiness at
Panama TO resolve the Unions passengers and sail mme-
dstey for San Francisco The accom- odaons and
stion Of tho Cortes all that be desired Her speed
established tho voyage betw New York and Panama
and while o the Pacific coast, 10 nnsurpssscd.
Every exertion will DO made the part Of the company
10 comfort expedition and safety Passengers will
be landed the wharf at Aspnwa free taking the Pana
Railroad and cautioned that tickets for this line
sold only at 20 Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS 4 CO, General Agents
mail bag ia MADE up the above ONCE Wnder the
United States postage law, for the convenience Of the
public
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey States and Express Lines
through in hours leave New York. foot Of Corand
street, At 9. and9A% and SO AID 5s9 p n Lesys
and 43O and $50 p from foot Of Walnut street Fare
81 So % for second els,s in the NJ from Now York and
~. p. M, from Philadelphia. Through tickets sold, and
asd carried for Baltimore
40 and $50 NJ trains and certain with
trains behind time with baggage the fer
ry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD-TO BEL
IN lows Falls Rutland Burlington, St. Johnsbury Oydens
burg, Montreal and intermediate towns Tickets be
the New York and New Haven railroad
Az Broadway. Express trains leave at A. NJ and $50
Baggage checked through Freight with DESPATCH at
FRANCIS HYDE Agent, 1852 South street.
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NHRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
~ Grand srsctopen every night during tho week under
the sole direction and personal supervision of e. r. Chrty
received with fayor BY highly Esspeoabe and fashionable
menee At o'clock; On Saturday next, May 7. annual
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MO. EAST rHIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN PIPTH
~ and Madison avenues.-Miss STEELE'S School for
Youns LADIES' will be removed the ID May she above
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MR.. ROBERT HELLER HAVING RECEIVED MANY
M applications and requests for finishing lessons the
Pianoorte is willing to devote short time each day for
the For terms and at Chinese
Hail. Broadway
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HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON, J.. l., IsNow
II open for the reception Of boarder The steam os
Eagle will leave the pier at the foot OF Murray street at
and A. NJ and at and r M-from Fort Hamilton at 3
end 10 A. NJ and at az and r. NJ Parties who may wish
engage address the proprietor Fort am
ton at the office of the Asor House N Two furnish
cd cottages rent HAWLEY 2. CLAPP.
HOTELS SALOONS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES De
sirous OF obtaining good and competent walters
guosted TO call at the ONCE 6ss Broadway, Fourth
where they will find but the most pshoe
and gentlcmnny walters Employers obtain walters free
Of charge Hotel prepretors desiring competent steward
head waiter with body Of TO take charge OF hoto
dining part Of the United States be
nodated by addressing note to W. 5. HAMILTON
G-s Broadway New York
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CTRKEr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
~ Public notice s hereby given that the following resou
tions been in the Board of Assistant Alder
To and set curb and gutter stones in James
street. from Chatham Madison street the Vest
sidewalk Of Sixth between third and Forty
fourth street. Also the following petitions Petition to
number East Thirty third street TO orosswak from
Susk Division street the West side fSuok stretts
reguat and grade Sixty fourth and Six nth streets from
the Eighth the Ninth ALI hav
objections thereto requested to them
writing to the undersigned at his ofnce before the 9th
day ofM JAMES FUREY,
4ew York, April n, 1868. Street Commissioner
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MRS. sEGUIN, PROFESSOR or VOCAL MUSIC,
l italian and English and secular has decided
devote day for the OF young
dies in private those intended for the stage concert
Mrs Ssguin will be happy TO give all information
concerning terms plans, &C. at her residence, 80 White
street, near Broadway.
DIANo FORTEs.-wAKE & co. HAVE REMOVED
IL their from Fulton to No So Barclay street.
opposite College place All those In quest Of very fno
piano at . low price, please call and examine
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DAY TOMPKINS GENERAL LAND AGENT, COR
Ii OF Arctta and Gren streets "a few steps from the
Tomphinvile ferry Staten Island will attend TO the
procure upon bond and mortgage &c &c. Houses
and srms for sale to let All orders and
left with j. r. TATEM, No sNassau street. will be prompt
ly attended to.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNC GMENT-A NEW ERA
w TRAVELLING

nen.v ~ eiuee,, A0Asf A"J - "AAu~1
ExTRAoRD1SARr A SN fS.vsISsG NEW ERA
el': ss'
11 Sss
may be owEs Chief Guide.
ERANCONrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Festivals Games and ADJUSTMENTS Of tho ancient
First in America of Mons. Chirnie, and his
wonderful dancing H'r Don JUAN.
SHGEzs ~
DARING RAcKs, aORenoUs TOURNAMENTS.
And .1;.
rn1pA4 HAREsSS ssB A1ssiss MAYO.
and continue during the week.
F ri 81 and evening
Rs.s, Seats. 90 Cent? s s Tickets. c'ss;
Doors open q and At III NJ; Performances to com
sssrs sss viii only admitted half price to the
Gss''ss from
II aD'' S Z tsis 6SEai E HS
the Of have been SEEM and probably nevr
which has bewdersd the thousands who have witnessed
:" EXPOSURE OF THE SPIRIT RAPPINa IMP DISTURB.
which has done much good and will do more yeti the
''Aif sEei ssi
Heller him e = the hs,a Of % pre-
Aosr WONDERFUL AsD AngsIsG ESrERrAISmESrs THE
During hi. New York I'll. Chinese Hall Of Won
der has been attended, isd y Sp TsRsSSs
:" : p''''' NINETEEN SUCCESSIVE WEEKS,
se%Siins a. these brilliant entert.innsnts. -. 49,
ST
The " RaPpns POLKA composed by Robert Heller, will
Admission cents reserved seats so cents Perform
Panoiote is willing to devote short time each day for
the For terms and particulars at Chinese
CTgYvEsANT INSTITUTION MONDAY EVEN
a. sas with &. ss .h
viii have The honor gys his Vocal inter
aoss aEsi,t. 3.hs.
m n tn the p Pfe
'iPAi mssie ssoros.
MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION
ton :eesnd Monday in
ecsy Will place s s The e % cs sss
Ths s a9 ss a: xs hss
No a:-That member BE- qualified to vote at any
nua special general meeting unless such members sub
sorptions and fines due shall be paid Preyionsly:n
FRANCIS c WEMYSS,
Secretary A. ID. T. Association.
MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG INTENDS, (AFTER
1 the close of the present at Bost0n visit
and give concerts NJ the following cities
Providence, II. L., Taunton, New Bedford,
Salem, Worcester, Springfield,
Lowell, Concord, N. H., Portland, Me-,
Hartford, CT. New Haven, CT. Albany,
Troy, Schenectady, Utica,
Syracuse, Oswego, Auburn,
Rochester, Buffalo, Elmira.
THE LAST NIGHT OF EvELEEN WILSON FOR THE
J. benefit Of the petite drummer Miss Emile Downie.
The Ballet and Miss Downie all her
new farce at the St. Charles Theatre to night.
ct. CHARLES THEATRE.--A CARD.-MR. ROBINSON
- begs leave inform the public that his benefit takes
place Saturday evening May which occasion mag
nfcent Comedy Bill will be presented comprising four
pieces. Box hook open.
EXPRESS AGENCIES.
CHARLEsTON UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Express Saturday May T. connecting with Combs
Co.'s interior Sonth Carolina Georgia. Ten
nessee, and Alabama to Montgomery Lowest rates
CHASE a CO., 80 Broadway.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given that ttion has been presented in the
Of Aldermen the extension the
c. to and through Fourteenth street to the East river All
interested in the above having there
to- the in writing to the Con
tract Clerk, ut shis office, before May 18th.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
+ AAy 4 1883 President Croton Aqueduot Department
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINSD DAILY FROM
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At O'Clock
evening"
Mail train. sA n Through way trains At loh A. T. and
Jpn.
Express train, r. n Accommodation train, 6 p. II.
Passengers taken st Chambers Canal Christopher, Four
tenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street ut ~ A. for Psugh
keepss and p. H. for Albany stopping at all sta
tionA EDMUND FREN ca, Superintendent.
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AGENCY.


GENCY wANTED.-A MANUFACTURERS, HAVING
n extensive business connection with wholesale druy
gss and fancy dealers would accept the
for article Of merit and exert himself to introduce II
to the New York market Terms reasonable ample
and reference Address Agent prepaid
stating particulars, Herald Office.
NYL CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM ,. EyE, >. A. RICHARDSON, Aueusrvs LoxsAAs
References.
sArTIAoo-Hon Bailie Peyton.
vALPAR AIso-Messrs. Alsop 4 Co., Hemenway Co.
PApAnA-Mcssrs. Corwine Bro. Co.. Garrsoa Frees
WIN. Nelson Co.
LIvERPoeL-Assrs. Bowman, 0rinnsu Co.. VILLAS
Jackson Esq.
Nnw YoRx-kessrs. Z. K. Collins Co.. Goodhus O..
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALrIkoRE-Msssrs. yohR Henderson 4 Co., Thomas
Hand Co., White Elder.
.sAr I'm AsoIsoo-Messrs Flint Peabody 4 Co.. Husssy
Bond Hale, Chss. Doane, Esq, j. b. Lyon Esq.
Bosrox-Msssrs Ammi g. Lombard, Esq, i. u. BrixAA9
Co, Gliddsn Williams.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.-
IN The annual meeting Of the Of this sompa
ny election thirteen directors will be held the
sihee Of the company Nc Hanover street on Tuesday
II O'clock noon till O'clock M The transfer books will
be closed Tuesday May TO- 1855 at clock PA and open
Wednesday, May IL, 1853, ct ~ O'Clock, AN.
April ~ i853 ALEX. KYLE Socrstary.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

~ Express Saturday, May T. connecting with Combs A
Col to interior Of Sonth Carolina Georgia.
nessee, and Alabama, to Montgomery. Lowest rates.
CHASE a CO., 80 Broadway
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MADAME coUTAN,s YOUNG LADIES BOARDING

MADAME CoUTAN's YOUNG LADIES BOARDING
wi and day school is removed to Fifth
Thirty first streetMadame Coutan begs leave to inform
her friends shat she has purchased and fitted up expressly
for the Of her institution the spacious dwelling
situated the southeast Of Fifth and Thirty
Rrt street The house located in the most healthy and
attractive part Of the city and neither trouble
has been spared by Madame Coutan in carrying into
cuton all the plans and improvements which have been
suggested TO her by the experience Of the last ten
Madame Coutsn efforts will heretofore tend to make
her Institution perfect for her pupils and to give
them what she deems the best Of all systems true family
education The Of instructors heretofore will
brace the highest available talent in the profession Each
branch viii be under the charge professor Of known
putston and tried ability and no pains will spared
render the department INSTRUCTION worthy Of the liberal
and enghtened which the school has hitherto
enjoyed An omnibus viii be provided for the accommoda
ton Of those day scholars whose places Of residence
school.
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hotels,

rRAMERCY HOTEL.-TH1S ELEGANT AND FASH
VI ionnbie hotel, conner Of Broadway and Twentieth
street. With its extensive addtons, go
rooms ready for the accommodation OF the public.
that this house shall continue
serve It's high reputation frst class hotel.
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MUSICAL.

1TUSIC.-A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS BEEN IN THE
M habit giving music lessons the piano would take
one pupils They be instructed either in their
her private residence Address 81 Her AID