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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25
CORPORATION NOTICES.


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COVER
nors Of the Amshouse, at their once, in the Park
until Tuesday March 1st at O'Clock, r. NJ for supply
ing to city prisons, Bellevue Hospital Backwels and
Randas Islands, such quantities Of soft soap Of the best
quality may be required for three months to be sub
ect to such examination as may be directed By the Coy
ernors and to meet their approval in respect 10 quality
and quantity New York, February "a, 1858.
CORPORATION NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
~ unpaid Public notice is hereby given
that sale of property for unpaid assessments will take
EsS on Fday day APRIL
o'clock at noon and be continued from day to day until
the whole of said property shall be Sold and that the de-
assessments is published IN the New York yorning Ex
press newspaper prted and published in the city Of
New York by orer Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
Join T DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Street department. Dec 81, 1852.
<NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC
~ tors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
in Twenty sixth street also with the Of the
person persons making the same and the date of its
presentation will be received at the office of the Croton
Aqueduct Department until Monday, the 7th day of
March, 1853 at twelve O'Clock NJ to build a sewer with
the necessary receiving basins and culverts in Twenty
sixth street from the in Madison avenue to point
about fifty feet west Of Fourth avenue being in length
about 4O7 Feet The plan of the and specifications
for the building of the same and all other information
relating thereto can be obtained on application to the
water Puryeyor at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York Feb %, 1858.
CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given, to the owners occupant or oocu-
pants of all houses and lots, improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
have been completed by the Assessors and are lodged in
the Office of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
by all persons interested viz For tagging sidewalks in
Twenty second street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
and the northwest of Eighteenth street and
Eighth The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Twenty street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
and the northwest of Eighteenth street and
Eighth All persons whose interests affected
the above assessments and who opposed
the either them requested to present their
objections in writing, to the undersigned at their Office
No Hall of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Feb
25 1888
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LOR PANAMA.-TO SAIL. ABOUT sTH MARCH, THE
Il Al packet ship AFGHAN. She has accommod4
lions for few select cabin passengers only. For pass
age apply TO Captain ANTONIO PELLET1ER, 90 Wall
street. or 70 OXERMANN & GRILNER "a South straat.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following
luons have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
To flag space four feet wide of sidewalks in Twenty
third street. from Third to Fourth avenues where
to flag space four feet wide of sidewalks in Fourth
avenue, between Twenty and Twenty fourth streets
where to space feet wide Of
Fifth avenue from Thirty fourth to street
Also the following petition-To grade and flag the
in East Twenty third street. the northeast corner Of
Fourth AL persons interested having objections
thereto requested to present them in writing the
undersigned, at his Office before the 7th day Of
March next. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
February 25, 1853
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United STATES EAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship ComF->ny
carrying the great United States Mail Only tn ugh
United states Mail line for California and Oregon, via AS
did and double engine U. S Nail steamship GEORGIA
5000 tons burhen d. D. Porter, US Navy, Commander
will sail on Saturday, March 9Th, at oclock M, pre-
cisey from pier foot of Warren street. North river for
Aspnwan direct The Pacific Mail Steamship Com oanys
magnificent steamers TENNESSEE and N0RrHERNER
Francisco. No efforts spared the part Of the
companies to send their passengers through with exped
ton comfort and safety Passengers will be landed at
the railroad wharf at Aspnwan free Transit of the
1sthmus at the passengers expense For freight pas
cage apply to CHAS. A. WHITNEY at the Office Of the
Companies, lit West street, corner of Warren
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vT'HE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vANDER.
bits line for San Francisco-The Accessory Tran
M Company (of Nicaragua propretors Only line giving
through tickets including the Ishmus crossing Through
in advance OF the mail The new double engine steam-
ship STAR OF THE WEST 200 tons burden will leave
from pier No North river at O'Clock p M precisely
on saturday Mar III s. for San Juan del Norte direct
Meeting with the regular Pacific steamship over the
Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation. These steamships unsurpassed in
their accommodations and ventilation Passengers are
cautioned against the Representations of hired
for other lnesnone employed for this line For in
formation passage at the lowest rates apply only to
G. VANDERBILT Agent, No. Battery place up stairs.
mail bag win be made up at this office.
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They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
of passengers, and commanded by of experience in
the trade The price Of passage is 500 without wines
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 1874 Pearl street
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4 MOTHER CURI0SiTY-JUST ARRIVED, A FEMALE
N with moustaches and beard. Miss Mary A. Heinrich,
whose face ia ornamented with
tachcs and beard such would be tue delight and envy
of thousands of males Of full age will be happy receive
visters for q few days. at soy Bowery. This remark
able female is truly great curiosity She il but years
old of good form and pleasant appearance, indeed dec
dedly pretty She is native of Belgium feet inches
in height weighing 127 bs and great muscular
strength. Her Is beyond dispute and visiters will be
satisfied that she is no humbug The like has seldom
been before-an intelligent female with moustaches
and beard fully developed Admission, 12h cents. Re.
ception hours from to A. NJ, and from To 10 P NJ.
No. 20h Bowery.
ITO THEATRICAIS.-W. K. FISE, (FR0& LONDOn)
theatrical and characteristic wig maker $50 Pear
street doors from Broadway Amateur performance
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
dress bsls N. B.-Any style Of theetxcs wig msds Cd
four hours notics.
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VTTANTFD-TWELvE MORE YOUNG LADIES' FOG
w an Equestrian Pageant-Tuiticn in the art of riS
ing n the side sade) will be gwen free Apply at the
Bowery Amphtheatre, between the hours OF 10 and l.
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TtOT NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
JIG The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, II.
Cavendy commander, viii leave pier l? North river,
Saturday, February 26th, 1T O'Clock p n For fregha
apply "a board, and for passage to
LUDi.AM PI.EASANTS. 50 Front street.
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(NHASE h co s EXPRESS OFFICE, % BKOADWAY.-
~ Lowest rates 10 California, sth March per New
York and San Francisco line of steamships, the only
express via Nicaragua the 9Th Of March Express TO
Charleston and Southern States every wednesday and
Saturday Express to Mobile Friday Goth inst also 70
New Orleans via Mobile Express to Philadelphia and the
West, daily per Camden and Anboy Rarosd.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EXPRESS AGENCIES
CHASE Il CO.'S EXPRESS SO BROADwAY-THE
- only direct express to Mobile per steamship Black
Warrior Friday 25th inst Small parcels received TIL II
A. NJ. Packages forwarded to New Orleans from Mobile
without extra charge. Lowest rates.
CHASE A - Broad way,
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TINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, W SANP.
i son, commander, will sail for Bermuda and st.
Thomas on Monday, It'll March, 1853. Passage money
Bermuda $50; to St. Thomas $40. For freight or pas.
age, apply to T. CUNARD, Bowling Green N. Y.
DACKETS TO HAVRE-SECOND ILNE-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th and New
Vor nm fha lat NJ aachy
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A USTRAIIA PIONEER IINE.-THE NOBLE SHIP
IA EUPHRASIA can accommodate . few more passen-
gers also small quantity offreght, if applied for mms
datey at Pier r. East river at the Office of the sub
scribers The EUPHRAsIA will positively go to 500 on
Saturday morning 18th inst Passengers viii have their
baggage on board the day previous The nearly and
beautiful clipper kOREGON will succeed the EUPHRA.
S eighth ship of this line and sail the 18th March
R.W. CAMERON or j. OGDEN Il6 Wall street.
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Of passengers commanded by men Of experience in
the trade The price Of passage 800 without wines
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
: BOYD GiScKEN, Agents is4 Pearl street
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGOw.-rHE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's
bert Craig commander will sail from Glasgow on We'd
nesday, Februar 3d. and will leave New York for Gas
First cabin (saloon state roons 500 d. do tmidship
do $75 second cabin, $50; third class $2O-stewsrds
fees included. Apply to J. McsYMON, 3s Broadway
TIME LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing the favorite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF Manchester Thursday, March 5, 1853
City of Glasgow. Thursday, March 81, 1858
FROM LIVERPOOL
City of Glasgow .......... Wednesday, March e 1855
RATES OF PASSAGE
limited number Of third class passengers win be
TAKEN and found with comfortably cooked for
wishing srns sr rend oSssa
land in sums rom Il sterling upwards Hand bills can
THOMAS RICHARDSON Agent, Al Exchang. place.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States Mall Steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines COM
mander viii leave for Havrs touching at Southampton
Il, at 10 O'Clock, from Pier North rives '"''A
Price of passage first class. 90
An experienced Surgeon on board Baggage not wanted
during voyage should be sent board the day before
sailing marked "below." No freight will be taken after
Thursday. the 10th prox- For freight passage apply
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON.
~ F. NJ Fitch, Commander, will sail for Bremen, touch.
ing at southampton, Saturday February 20 h, from
Pier No 3NOrth river at IL o'clock Price Of passage
In nrst cabin, main saloon
In FIRST cabin lower saloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
An experienced surgeon is attached to the ship All let
tiers must pass through the Post Office Specie delivered
In Havre and London. For passage freight apply to
MOLlER, SAND RIERA, Agents 20 South street.
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nor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-U. s MAIL LINE
Il The superior steamship FLORIDA, Captain NJ. 5
from pier No North river. Apply to SAMUEL L. NIT.
CHILL 1914 Front street. The Alabama, c. d. Ludlow
Saturday March 9Th. For speed, strength accommOda
tons, and fare, these ships have superior on the
coast.
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DR. vAIENT1NE-FRIDAYA AND SATURDAY EVEN
~ ings only, February 25 and 26, at Montague Hall,
Brooklyn in his nmitable Parlor Entertainments illus
tratng many sughable characters interspersed with
musical sketches stage trips, steamboat travels and
little of everything and body Admission Is cents
gentleman and two ladies so cents Open at Z; to COM
mence Mt u O'Clock
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TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY CON
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States Mail line for California and
Oregon, via Havana Aspnwal and Panama The splendid
steams ship CRESCENT CITY, Rodney Baxter commander
viii sail from the pier at the foot of Warren street North
river, Monday February 2Sth, at O'Clock p NJ pre-
cisey Passengers per Crescent City will be transferred
to the steamship Ill Dorado at Havana, and sail imme
diately for Aspnwal and connect with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's steamers from Panama to San
Francisco.
RATS AsPJNwAII.
First cabin, state sos
Lower, aft and forward saloon ................. S.
Second cabin standee berths ............. 49,. As
Steerags. ...,........ So
For passage, apply to CHARLES A WHITNEY,
AT the Office Of the Company 1T West ST. cor OF Warren
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TH0R SYDNEY, AUSTRAIIA-THE A CLIPPER SHIp
II ST THOMAS Captain Merrill having four ffths
Of her cargo engaged will have immediate despatch
above Having extensive accommodations for first and
second class passengers persons destined for Australia
win fpd II to their advantage to examine this superior
fast sailing vessel before engaging elsehere balance
IT'S 90 Beaver street, SCHMIDT Il RAIGBKN, los ard
LOT Wall street
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A USlRAILAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR PORT
magnificent new ,teamship GOLDEN AGE 5000 tons
burthen -, commander will be despatched for the
above ports on about the 18th May This steamship
Of the size and strength and every way equal to the
Collins line of steamers and it Is believed will prove
the fastest steamship in the world Her
to those Of any steamer built Rates Of passage
First class ladies' saloon 1876 first class upper saloon
$3.50 second class, e275 third class $500 The books
are now open For freight passage, apply to
J. HOWARD SON Agents "a Broadway
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CANFORD'S NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE ARE
- performing their burlesque operas at the Utica
Museum with great The troupe win appear al
Troy on Tuesday March l, and Albany, March I. Due
notice will be given Of their appearance in New York and
Philadelphia SAMUEL. s. SANFORD Manager
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TSHRlSrY's OPERA HOUSE, NO. a12 BROADWAY.
~ above Grand strcet--0pep every aight during the
Of p Christy whose concerts in this city for the past
ak years, have been received with favor by highly
spectacle and fashionable andences Tickets Is cents.
Doors open At 81; to commence at Z u O'Clock.
On and after Monday, Feb. %, concert will commence
nj quarter before O'Clock.
: On Saturday next, Feb. 20 annual benefit Of G. N.
Christv
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INXCISIOR LINE FOR AUSTRAIIA.-THE SPLENDID
T. clipper ship PANAMA is rapidly loading ut
pier Is East river and yet take 900 bbls freight
and accomn odate few more cabin passengers. This
and has been beaten She has made the passage
from Canton in 81 days. the to Anjer in "a days
and has just returned from Shanghae in 81 days She
has performed the voyage out and home and
receiving full cargoes In the amazing short time of
months and twenty days. Apply to
RUSSELL NORTON 81 Old Slip
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Danrina Schools.

~ PLANCIs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ sSs Howard-st.-Nr. O. planets Rooms are opsa
a. hours Of the day tor eses and private lessons fs
LADIES aid Gentiemn. and n the evening from 70 ~
O'Clock for Gentlemen practice Lessons kyea N lam
lies an expereroed Teacher and Pans having oeea en-
sased expressly fsr that purpose.
perior IN professional ability Dances tsnsat-foA
Redowa Polks MazurkA Schottlsce ked9sa 49,
Waltz IN three steps Es71sraia ssnierAaa nS'Se
Qusdrille snd German Cotilhon. a. 49,.
Mr. o. MlRASOLE takes pleasure N in'osnlns Is s1
nerous fire rds that be viii give very
Az tie Ac-Seuy OF Mr. @. PLANCI, on the EssSlNo oil
T.h q TScEs. 70 &c obtained from him Namber limited
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SELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL

~ for YOUNG LADfEs.-srnwster, ~ Y.-Ths
plan OF the Rector % reeeiye very limited number Of
puP 20 - 70 secure AL the comfort and privileges Of tie
domestic ere, and AZ the tine svo1 the SECTIONS
wheh are supposed necessarily 70 attach to aIgs and
thor.ush and sEcient eOur,s Of Instruction win Be
psrsssd IN al the Enzh branches together with the Mod
ca L[<rases Music, Drawing ard Painting in OIL and
Hsfer ColoTs-
Saltwater ore Of the mos healthy. retired and bee9t
~ oearss On The Hudson River aad Of the easiest &C.
eess BY railroad.
For e;rcuss sstins terms with further particulas Cd
crrs kEv. J. @ DOWNING, 81. JOINS hectory, SILL
wper. ~
RErrIgScEs; RI Rev. J. NJ wEnwrish, d D. q. C.
I; r.: ksy w r Whit:nshAn, D. D.; Rev l. Eavks
u. D. IL D. Rev Wa J. KIP D. D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16

HOUSE for SALE-A three story brick
Ii Cottage House. IN 9th O.. A-sv, rrplete with
every modern improvement. Gxz. with eha1deefS kc
Croton hot and cod third story bathroom waser eose
kitchen unss hot air furnace, connection with ~wsr
ho1ss newly PAINTED and IN rss ate rspkir Possesoa
svsa OF the fnr Of NAY. For perticulss spply 70
D DEANs, sUndsy Tines 05se-, Ne. lss Hsxss>,
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yJ,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-New


i York offces-comer Of Hanover and Beayersts, and
No 203 Broadway, below Fulton-st Tho Magnetic Tel
egaph Company for the purpose Of the further accomo
daton the pubic keep pace with the rapidly incrcas
ing Teleaphic business enable their dispatch
with promPtne all that may be offered have, ss
heavy expenditure completed and IN active opera
ton two separate and distinct hesof poles and feespc
wires extending from NewYork 20 the City Of Washing
ton One by the railroad route With i've wires from New
York Philadelphia and four wires from Phlladephs To
Baltimore aud Washington by the other lire, along the
turnpike roads there wires the whole distance and
the Company have stations at Wilmington Trenton New
Brunswick, Princeton Newark, Jersey City, Hayre do
Grace, Port DepOsite and Ne~-Hope.
With seven wres above and regulations 30 insure
prompt delivery, this Company affords TO persons disposed
10 avail Themselves Of the and advantage Of this rapid
node Of communicating with personal business friends
In distant ctes Of for prompttl
equaled by any other line In this country.
TelegsphDg but recently an experiment., has become
systematic and reliable medium Of business and the amount
OF thousands upon thousands Of dollars dali
acted through It's agency.
PRcEs-FnT tfansmission Of words les excis
Of address and signature for which charge
made,l the prices are from NEW-YORK 10 NEWARK,
tpenty cents; TO PHILADELPHIA tns,ty frs cents and
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON, Uty cents. Opea
daily from A. N. 10 10 T. NJ
ID n m
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From The Uues Even.ns relcrsph
nNE of the MOST SUCCESSFUL, us


Oul and influential enterprises connected with the Press
of this country is the Advertising Agency OF " H. PALM
Err, of New-York We do not, however moan that MT
Palmers Agency confined 10 New foFk CITY the rsnn-
Of his business extending 10 aud including
Phsde phia Boston, and other cities and t)wts IN tne
the Establishment OF great central depot at which may Dc
conferred the advertising business of commercial men Tar
example, John Doe has established extensive cloth
aud ready made clothing depot. IL gvntleman OF enter
prize and proper appreciation of the most available nsas
for bringing and business into notorety he will not
be slow TO appreciate the indispensable Importance Of adyer
Using But through what channels shall he direct his sd-
vertsements He Is ignorant OF the chsracter influence
and circulation of the country Press and amid the indn
crm of interested PARTIES his patronsse
prospects in business materially damaged hut our friend
John Doe has but to call at " H. Psmers News Agency.
where he only examine complete files OF all tho
principal journals this and ohtr states but also avail
himself OF MIR Palmers experience and knowledge relative
their circulation and influence The advantages which
the advertising public may derive from tho extraordinary
facilities thus placed their disposal manifest and have
drawn about Mr. Palmer great advertising center. tho
principal merchants ami business men OF the states.
Their deposited with Mr. Palmer and
best interests his patrons Mr. Palmer becomes ospons
bic the Press for the prompt payment Of the Advertising
charges simply charging the favored journals with
able for his trouble aud also requiring those
journals place the head OF their columns brief stand
ing that Mr. Palmer the American Newspaper Agent.
their only authorized agent in the cities Of New York.
Boston and Philadelphia Tbust business community
accommodated the pres is benefited and Mr. Palmer de-
fair and honorable remuneration for his enterPrsina
abors
sued his advertising Office contains list Of Of tho
newspapers for which he Is the exclusive agent also
contains valuable and Interesting statistical knowledge and
selections for general reading.
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John 7. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro
q pnetor Of Lockvoods celebrated Cooking and Laundry
H<nses Ao, 7. Bad&s wiy-nvenfed Ranges, which,
br beauty durability and econsny, cannot he sup.sod
Al ksnzss warsntsi N. B-Pnccs from - Upward
No SO Broadway. srn,sdg Ma ss3J opposite b. Taoa.
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DEM MEDICAL COLLEGE Of PHILA.

Il UELPhIA-1he openinS sessloa 81 tis Inst ltatlon
VIII commence on TIE SECOND MONDAY ef March
1883 and continue thirteen weeks trily sc=nEi; and
Ebers boss az q greatly din'n;shed exPense. For an
TURNER NJ D No "a 2rh-.t Sew.Yors CITY; IN.
hfERSON kEST. u. ID, Pa~ta:kst, r T.; or ABRM.
LNEZEY VI ID, No. l60 Arch-st. Ph;lade pins. All stu
yareaary regassed 70 notify Of the above gearensn
BY the frst OF the month.
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Goal.

COAL.-I am now delivering the eest nSo
~ Ash ct Is Der tun, dry and well screened no" s''
shsdx Weight and quality wcrsnted o.-;.A -
PETER CLINTON, cor Of King and "s7s"~
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MIR. BoURGONNIER has the honor to in.

MIR BOURGONNIER has the honor TO in
WI fosn his friends and the pablo that be has taken the
handsome suite OF rooms No 49, 9h tnoh west corner
Of Broadway where lie will
ClASses m VOCAL MCsIC.
Class Dsy, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
For LADIES oIly from y 70 T. Pm.
For Gentlemen and Ladies, from 70 10, p vi.
Clases twelve t4nght private residences II desired
References the officers Of the Mercantile Library Asso
Cation spd to the Superintendent ofthe Female Depart
KleDt OF Ward School No 81 where be has the honor
10 instruct classes Ao TO Of the hrs gentlemen Of
the city.
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NgARsH's COURSE of BOOKKEEPING.

1y1 Let those who cannot avail enseyes Of practice
under the author tTy thus booka good teacher IN seh,
and Acknowledged Re the simple complete .ad beau
tfu work published the SUBJECT For sale q; tho
sEtrs Cecuiin Rooms for the practice Of boox keeping
Ne S4 Broadway arss floor up stairs Pnce 81 IS bound;
and sent per rlxn free, 81 ~