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POlacc Intelligence.

Charge Dismissed against Dr. CS5e-Some fe days ago
charge preferred against Dr. Cobe and wire, Of
goods The taken before Justice Smart,
ard after full investigation, no evidence appearing
against them the magistrate dismissed the case and Dr.
Cobel was honoraby acquitted.
It seems that some malicious per addressed an
anonymous letter the police charging Dr. Cobel with
having in his possession quantity or stolen property,
which on examination proved to be false and malicious
story done evidently to rure the Doctor in the estima-
ton Of the public The property taken by the police was
all returned again to DR.. Cobel
Alleged Charge Of False Praences-Oncer Green Of the
lower police court yesterday arrested Edward f. Travis
warrant issued by Justice Bogar wherein he stands
charged on the complaint of Christian Delavan, OF
No q Beekman street with obtaining from him the SUM
of $3.50, under alleged false representations APP
pears by the affidavit made by the complainant that
the 10th October 1852 Travis, who keeps office at
represented that he had been recommended to him
broker and wanted to sell bond and mortgage Of
William Pugsley, house and lot situated at No. 4S
Thompson street and wanted for the the sum Of
81 500 and further that the mortgage in question
the first made the property Travis said that that
day he wanted $780, and would assign the mortgage
to the complainant who taking the same would only
have to pay to Mr. Thorn 81 $50. Mr. Delayan believing
the statement thus made by Travis took the mortgage,
and loaned thereon the $50 Subsequently it
tained by searching the record that other mort
cages existed Of prior date the same property The
$3.50 has never been paid back, and now Mr. nelavan
seeks redress by criminal prosecution The whole mat
ter will be further nveste ated hearing The wh0e
matter will be further investigated hearing. Mr..
Ira Wis permitted to remain in the custody Of the
officer.
Juvenile Thief-Ofcer Harper. of the Tenth ward,
arrested boy, named Thomas Mitchell, a charge OF
stealing gold watch valued at $50 the property Of Mr.:
Perry Cunningham Of No 10 Maiden lane Mr. c. was
coming out Of the st. Charles theatre when the young
scamp snatched the watch from the pocket of the
painant, and Off He pursued the watch re-
covered and the accused prison by the o:e
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PAUL JurES.--The little volinst, who attained such
celebrity here last winter by his performance At Madame
Scniag's concerts has again. after short absence
turned TO the CITY, He had projected professional
through the South AMI West during the spring months
but he was attacked by illness at Richmond virgnia
and compelled to abandon his scheme lie is in New
York where he will probably remaio for some time.
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we are widely mistaken, then, among the old
togies at least, there win be anything but
calm at Washington. For the present, let the
public amuse themselves with the gleanings Of
the guillotine. One thing at a time, If you
please.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

Elizabeth Hall sued William c. Fletcher, at the recent
tenn Of The rutherford (Tecn) Court for breach Of
uei.G.c Lrolnise. L..iIs .le GaAe.4 - - ~. Ius
jury rendered verdict VI 5, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

The Mayor, City Judge, and Recorder, constituting the
Commissioners of Police have held an inora, meeting
and this day. (Frday) at three O'Clock an official meet
ing viii take place for the Transaction of business Much
anxiety is felt by the department. it is expected that
orders and regulations will be decided upon by the
re, poard of Commissioners
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Personal Intelligence.

Mrs. General Scott and daughter Warrington; II.
Soechl Russisn Legation: c. B. Je1ers Esq Belgium;
herbert Minton. Esq, England; Hon. James Holman,
Tsxas; Hon. ]. G, Sewer, Louisiana; A Mayhem,
Mexico, among the arrivals yesterday at the Metro
politan,
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Gentiemen's Hats Spring Styles, Chlldrcp's
fancy hats &C. of the most approved styles
ready and for sale by RAFFERTY, Il LEASH 81 Chatham
street, corner Of Chatham and Pearl
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Eotice.-After frsI Of May we VIII close
sur store at three O'Clock P. NJ, on Saturdays.
JNO. HIGGINS Il CO., IS Broad street.
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srriug sacks spring frock spring spring PANTS
largest and beautiful variety Of 0oOds
our choicest spring importations. j.. j. uG} IN.
Nos. 80 and 20 John street cUrpcr Is easau
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W. H McDonald's Commercial Newspaper
Advertising House No 102 Nassau street. Of Ann.
states Ana and as ausS
the publishers Information freely given. Call and
ny '''i''''
Fine Arts-Daguerreorypes In OH. by w. H.
RhMTLER @ nfopdwsy upper s Mnrssy street
s f' Of tine s
persons copies OF portraits and
One Shilling DaSuerreotypes A terrible
f sS
but to little purpose they can better saor ne pictures
Who pursue the profession in any manner. Rooms 80
Great Triumph of American Fine Arts
sSry e Clay offered ito the
city Copies Of the works be seen at No. 2s Broadway
viii ashs and
Price
New Devil-up-ments.-Ned BuntlIne's E,m-
pre City Of this week contains fonr Of his
Ss Best s and ss:.ps ns
paper in the gnicn.only four cents copy 70 city sub,
''''
Never Again viii an Opportunity occur OF
receiving course Of lessons penmanshp of GOLDSMITH
s 4s.i
broadway this month will have until Juno complete
their course Of instruction.
We Commend 10 the Special Attention or
ss, hs ss5s BE- % h
We have In midst Of young who would fnd
greatly to their acquire the best possible
TEN Of keeping books and Mr. Foster twhose reputation
stands quite high in England does in this country
GG We a ssss Of az
In the meantime call ut his No. 7 Broadway for
prospectus.
"Poor Hatless Vretches, Wheresoc'er you
are shakespeare seek KNOWS No. l2s Fulton street,
and mend your condition y spending with him four doar
for at that economical price he will furnish you with
hat Of the finest quality and most admirable make.
establishment Ia at l2S Fulton street.
Well Established Tact-That by expensi-
ing four dollars at KNOX JAMES " Prcscottn hat
store corner Of broadway and Spring
rat hais the realization Of beauty the Of elegance
ard the ne plus ultra Of at the trAng
Of only four dollars visit to their superb establishment
VIII convince you Of the truth OF this.
Hats Always as they Should be To console
idate reputation residents we'll transient vs
tiers ia motive wbisb Las governed combining
distinctive fashionable style with excellence Of materials
WAkNOCkS, hatters, 20 broadway, Irving House.
Gentiemen's Hats Spring Styles, ChiIdrcn's
fancy hats caps &C. Of the most styles
street, corner Of Chatham and Pearl.
Gentlemen's Spring Style Hnts.--Jncob Ban-
ta 2Gi Bowery has introduced his beautiful moleskin
hatsthc best 81 hats in the city. Also infants Ieghorn
strawhraid hats and Of this spring patterns Mems
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Gentlemen's Spring Style Hnts.--Jncob HI

Ia, 2i Bowery has introduced his beautiful moIcskin
hathc best 81 hats in the city Also infants leqhorn
strawbrad hats and of this spring patterns Mems
and boys hats OF every descriptions cloth
kind Call at 2f Bowery between Prince and Eous
n gtrcaf
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signed has hand assortment Of fur, silk wool
kossuth hats caps, 80. also Pansma palm leaf and
Canada braid hate which he will sell country
by the Dozen at low prices for CHAS-
H. ATKINS No 22 Greenwich streets between Barclay
and Yesey streets.
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cIeg Spring bats made BY ". 2. DAVID
an arpeeiating public invariably judge cool article Try
one apd udge for yourse His sales II Ju Broadway
second door from Duane street, where all tastes 10
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~ ciohine warehouse % fnt4p sbo Nassn
ftrcnfs Nv alIfww Winf -
popular establishment sbsaed the, ARC
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W. H McDonald's Commercial Nsyvzpapcr
Advertising House No 102 Nassau street Of Ann
The best leading papers, from all parts Of the United
States and Canada Lowest prices and fullest authority
the publishers Information freely given Call and exnpno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

hRttrs for supremacy this MEALIo usual leads
the His spring style Of hats is beautiful exceedingly
the pride Of the market Mealio ostabshme is No 4i6
Broadway, corner Of Canal street.
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Elegant, IIrht and Durable ar. the Hnta

sold by the Peoples Haters" OF III Park The
Is eydcBtthcy manufactured by practical mechanics
Lock them and the truth Of the above assertion
Prices 81 and 3d. H. Union IL Park opposite Aston
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One Smiling Observation-Disclosures

OlsC cAAAAAn8 DN8 ucHA cUsypcs "A UcETAUAS5
effort being made in various quarters to annate and
rival REFS CO. IS German system of picture making;
but to little they better afford fine pictures
for shilling and make more money by them, than any
who pursue the profession in any manner. Rooms, $50
Broadway.
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Great Triumph of American Fine Arts
elegant engravings Of the View Of Arsnd and tho
patronage Of the friends Of the usrous this
city Copies Of the works be No Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

BANTA lod Canal street for his admired y hat for
ucmon, equal to any broadway article at 50 So Also
magnificent collection Of spring and hats and
caps FOR jnveniles boys and egorn hats fancy aud
plan girls blonde lace straw hats variety OF and
exquisite patterns LOG Canal Of Wooster street.
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aguerreorypes In OH. by w. HI.

Fine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In OH. by w. Hs
RULER No 25 broadway upper Of Murray
This and beautiful art combines the detail
guerreotype with the finish Of the finest miniature painting
Dagnerreotypes deceased Of portraits and
miniatures, made to life
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idate reputation residents well
ters ia motive wbsb Las governed in combining
distinctive fashionable style with excellence Of materials
WARNOCKS hatters 20 broadway, Irving House.
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ing four collars at KNOX JAMES, !" Prescott" hat
store Of Broadway and Spring you procure
rat the realization of beauty the elegance
the plus ultra Of durability at the very tng prise
of only four dollars visit to their superb establishments
will convince you Of the truth OF this.
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Never again VIII nm OppOrtuntty occur OF
receiving of lessons in penmanship GOLDSMITH
ser His books for class pupils will close finally the
3h Of April He proposes to give his time afterwards to
private pupils only Scholars Joining the classes At 80
Broadway this month will have until Juno to complete
their course Of instruction.
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Kew Ysrlk, Friday, April 20, 1853.
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pre City of this week contains fnr Of hi
true and thrilling story The Victims Of the Lottery
Policy Dealers Of New York" It Is the best and
paper in the Union-ony four cents copy 20 city sub
scribers dollar in advance by mail. Once
Ann street. o. p. BROWN, Publisher.
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are" shakespeare seek KNOWS, No. 1873 Fulton street,
and mend your condition ty spending with him four olars
for at that economical price he will furnish you with
hat of the finest quality and most admirable make His
establishment Ia at les Fulton street.
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EMIGRANTS.

AN ACT FOR THE PROTECTION OF EMIGRANT
e arriving at the city Of New York Passed
PssJ &, as 9, Ne. in
81
United ssS shall Land
rented sndss shs control Steamboat
See. 2 No eonsenee eonsignees mas
vessel shall order Permit
be from such ship OF M Ct
Ss the
e sals sGt >. u
TO the ndng Of as provided for in the
Sec The and second sections Of this shall APP
G on
other vessel employed for the purpose Of conveying
Sec. Any consgnec consignees master commander
%hp s s 81 s set Or I'll
Of such ship steamboat vessel .every
nv
az s s g. e of @ by
having oognizanoe thereof and when
information and evidence such violation and the remain
Of Is ba s
commissioners are constituted.
A 81 pssssy
be
ship vessel and may be enforced collected
% sss III II s,s
which title shall apply to the forfeturss and penal
grafton shall Tor the ofsuch attachment be deemed
creditors Of such ship steamboat vessel and of
w or ons and s .e
prevent the landing Of from steam
boats other vessels in the manner provided in the
which such taen shall be unable
such public wharf provided such steamboat other
vessel shall be employed their expense by owner
having Of the ship
Of the second section Of this sha apply
boat or other vessel so employed.
passage ticket order for such ticket to emrant
passenger at higher rate than and quarter
mile shall take for ticket order for ticket
whether emgrant first class shall conviction
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor and be punished by fine
county jail Tor not less than sixty days
Sec s. Any person who shall directly indirectly, by
means Of false purchase receive
OF solicit such having passage ticket
change the for other passage ticket to sell the
deemed guilty of msdemeanor and conviction shall
be punished by fine and i'm prisonment.
order for tickle. tickets at price for eonsdera
ion beyond the highest price advertised for tickets By the
% Sye e is ps a I'd
upon conviction thereof in Of the courts Of this
deemed guilty Of misdemennor and imprisoned therefor
Of the prisons Of this State for term of not exceed
See 10 All and part Of acts inconsistent with this
see H. This act fhall take effect Immediately
state of New York Secretarys OfhoeI have compared
the preedir with original law file in this Office and
and of the whole Of said original
Given nnder hans and the seal Of this office at the city
Lord one thousand EIGHT hundr cd and fifty three
ARCHD CAMPBELL, Dep Sec of State
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flannel 20 be Of American cloths nannss
:; a.Ss: fs tsi
Che articles be precisely stated 70 sven
article but only for s1oh m a tSss n
q: :,ssi ny,
article. :: s. :r:
and no sse VIII 8. ssssivsS fully
sample both IN nj Ssr nnG I'M and
lions proy:p. ss1tsas ~ 70 :; made
e: Z and SssaS
tSrsd put whole be in good shipping order free
ton said ocers to 10 appointed By
The distinguish the prices article men
;Rs =: % s e A.
ssry nsth and navy buttons.
and articles which may Be- ordered from
]. n a.: q e
purchase direct purchases to be Of what
sss sspy shsr:sf BsSs.a fsovi:iens ssS oss
rsquis.0n has been made and resolved
%
event 70 be paid until i il All complied
tsDlsste as duly authenticated, SHAH lave Sssa pre-
a xas.s propos,: are accepted and other.
son.ss viii tr.nsmisssd them fos ssssaon Which
returned to Bureau within
exclusive Of the time required for the regular
OF the mail.
record duplicate Of the letter informing bidder of
the acceptance Of his proposal will he deemed
thereof within the meaning of the Of l8 and his bid
will be made and accepted in conformity with this under
Every offer made must accompanied as directed the
act Congress making for the naval service
for l846 approved 10th August 1885, by written
anty aligned by responsible to the Of
feet that he they undertake that the bidder bidders
will his their bid be accepted enter into obligation
ash the supplies proposed The Bureau will not be ob
gated to consider proposal unless accompanied by the
required by Laws the competency Of guaranty
TO be certified by the Navy Agent District Attorney
officer the general government known TO the Bureau
Extract from the act Of Congress- approved August TO-
See And be further enacted That from and after
the this act for naval supplies In
vd tho Secretary Of Navy under the provso TO the
general appropriation b for the approved March
written guaranty signed by responsible
the effect that they undertake that the bidder
bidders will his their bid be accepted enter into OBJ
hgaon In ouch time be prescribed by the Secretary
Navy with good and sufficient surete furnish the
supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered unless
by such guaranty after the acceptance Of
proposal and thereof the bidder bidders
he they shall fail to enter Into within the
time prescribed Secretary the Navy with good and
sufficient sures for furnishing tie supplies then the Sec
other furnishing the said supplies and
shall forthwith the difference between the
contained In the and the amount for
which he may contracted for furnishing The said
plies for whole period Of the proposal be charged
against said bidder bidders and his their
guarsntor and the may be immediately recovered by
the United States the Of the Navy Department.
action Of debt against either all Of said PERSONS
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HOTEL TRANCAIs.EsPAGN0L.
MADAME M0ND0N


- H3 BRooME STREET, PRES BROADWAY.
Madame kondon 10 plaisr d'annoneer clientele,
Went dc transsre dams des plus
yertabe centre do Ia yille portee des aare auss
ben des quarters fashionable proxime de
endres damuscment public ct reunssant toucs les
ct les recherehes peut exiger LIN nason est
erement ct est meubee du dsrner
goat. En- mot Madame Mondon reculera devant
sacrifice, meter dams local Ia oont
nuaticn DIV patronage don't ellie etc favoree jusquic
Table d'h6te 6heures.
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. T., WILL
IL for the reception Of boarders Nay lists The
boat Eagle will commence her regular trips pr 18Th from
leaving Fort Hamilton at and 10 A. NJ. and p NJ until
JUNE s whom tho trips will DO increased leaving Fort
Hamilton at "a NJ aud New York at P. NJ, for The
mander Of the Parties wishing rooms
address the proprietor at Fort Hamilton the Of
tee Astor House. HAWLEY ID. CLAPP.
hTo1ICE.-RIgHNOND HILL HOTEL, STATEN
Nv Island N " date the Richmond Seminary, will open
sr the season OF i've months the I'd Of May Arrange
nonts have been made that Families be
for the day Charges Of the hotel BOARD for season
wants week. Horses, week. II there 10 coach
81 extra Separate sitting DO had at from
TO $40 week. The Richmond stage meets the and
oolotl boat from New York. Vanderblte landing ~
families wishing to will pleaee make their
lection. They Will be kept free tll the 10th Of
j. r. KELLETT. Proprietor.
WHITE LAKE HOTEL.-THOsE, FAMILIES DEsIR.
w Gus OF enjoying the mountain air bathing IN
lake Of spring water and the advances the
p9uson OF fruits which abound in the vicinity growing
applications for bonrd will be received The terms the
came US The last season. and reasonable. Boarders
@ conveyed TO within fourteen miles of the house by the
Ere railroad. More particulars
aLN other rereatons in future advertisement Address
,,,,. GEO II. WOOLDRIDGE
mite Lake Post Office Sullivan county, ". Y,
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eSss e i;
Sas.i:y &c h 4. ;1 2s s. ss
q: :y: ~ = us:a
:s:iy W. s:ss:
!: s:s SsIa irony
ne y sss M: Sy
ing tSs a:esi year ending june 80, 1854, Wis
ss::s 's
K. aSur shan be supsran. and Of tn. manufacture Of
wheat grown the 1852 1855 perfectly and in
ss.spsioa Rish@ona Hour ali SEsi.is. s:s.nti.
70 its in tropical climates and shall BE- dsy
ard good shipping order free Of ell charge to the
biscuit shall be made wholly 'upsrh1s n0Tr !.
Of the manufacture Of the 1859 1898 and shall pc
Savy
ss ss s ssssIss q h aI
ss bright ao1l with the hs.ds w or TIN
wSisSsy shall made wholly from grain Of Ensh q
shs po on: Se
White s %s
barrel shall when rsquI eoCpsred with four good and
s n: b in good
iHs sugar shall the best Havana brown, and DO Dc
versd In strong sound barrels with lining hoops a. each
The 10. Of good quality young hyson, equal to the
Tie coffee shall be equal to the hest Cuba coffee.
Be s s sss s: Ss'1 n
Ps hssRs 4 he'd 81 r. s q s
Gear auids and be delivered In seasoned white oak
nrIns absut eighty pounds each air and pickle tight
White pine heads which shall thoroughly eOopered
in strong barrels, with ne heads we'll secured
The pchss shs be put up in iron bound half barrels and
sstaSlss Il weigh ninety pounds and only b paid
fcr and each shall then DC nsd wn wmte VINE
French half barrels vegetables and vinegar
s ne and
and guaranty that they will keep good and
rSn shall be best quality bunch rasns and shall
delivered in good strong substantial boxes and hoped
The dried apples shall be approved quality and shall be
delivered in tight whisksy barrels or half barrels at the
TSe SOAP shall be from eocoanut OIL and be
Of he best quality Saltwater SOAP and
be hoped At each end the price to DO uniform at all
Ali The foregoing described articles embracing casks bar
s1c inspection Chief this Bureau direct and
n "a
nspetions TO be At place Of delivery Biscuit how
eases inspection at the place Of delivery
before bill are ,Kn;S b article, 10 ;. III. .ms
the year. and bidders may offer for
Ali she casks barrels and half barrels hrkins, kegs,
boxes packages shall marked With their contents and
Ne All the barrels or H. Of aoSr
the year when or pus up upon
The samples referred to in this Advertisement those
selected the ensuing hss year and have no reference
:ssn = sivs sssR when ~ b
net be precisely stated They will probably be about
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CHINESE BUILDING, $50 BROADWAY, APRIL H. 49,
" To the Board Of Directors Of the American Musical Fund

Board Directors Of the American Musical Fund
s ss:a .n %
s
tnay appear somewhat strange to public that
sp ps: as
fancy really Of the people Of the day
% s:: k,. e:
the
ted As,oeiass Then PrSfsssor ths latter
az
%s.issp: ssvsr.i other ai.sns,sns Ssss ,Sssi.s
f would :Ssy.sns
ys1s ySu3F
's and s that and
on high @ ssa
New YoaS April Il, 1855
pSsT sws have tho honor to acknowledge favor Of
5 tho s
By ss s ssSsf with s e
the Whole Of the American
lids have PRECEDED yoa yoaP
high reputation and admirable talents pianist
listening your works and this arts
tic reputation should You applause
thousands who crowd wonderful soree nightly We
fully appreciate the noble feelings which make you ympa
e1s We
assured thatthe public and the friends music
clans will forward and crowd saloon the night
when give soiree aid OF this charitable society
Joining in kind wishes for the welfare the Amer
Musical Fund Society again heartily and sincerely
JOHN c. SCHERPF, THEODORE ERSTELD,
HENRY c. WATSON.
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AsTROLOsYs.

MFRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
WI skill tn toretelling the future has arrived and will
furnsh nteigence ~ interpreting dreams law matters
ara love by stroosic books and science She tells
dies and gentlemen the of the persons thew will
ry and tie Of her yisters Mrs Alvin speaks the
Tngfb, French and German languages. Residence 259
EoVoTy psirs Stanton street fce hours from
10 A. n. 70 P. N. Ladies 80 cents; gentlemen 81.
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E,OR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship ARCTIC, Captain j. c. LuceThis steams hip will
DEPART with the United States mails for Europe positively
the foot Of Canal street No berth paid For
freight or passage having unequaled for
elegance and comfort apply "
Elk. COLLINS co, C. Wall street. q
Passengers requested to be board III w. The
steamship Pscifs viii succeed the Arctic sail May