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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
NETWORK SUPREME COURT

' City and County Of Ne. YORK William Dugan
and Geo ~ Jacobs agsns, samuel Mowes-sumuons for
money demand on contact. - 10 SAMUEL MOWER de-
PENDANT You are hereby ed required TO
the compliant IN this scton wheh flied IN the Office Of
the Cleik Il the Cit, aud tou"ty Of fxk, at the
City Hall in the City Of New YOk the 2ist dag OF Au.
gust 1884, and 10 copy # answer 70 the said
complaint The sui scTibsr a. hs Office. No o. JOon ST.
the City Of New York within twenty DAYS amer the
Of this exclusive of the day OF such
service and fail 20 he said complaint WITHIN
the time aforesaid, the p0nnfs this action will take
Judgment against you for N. SUN Of Two Hundred ana
Thirty eight Dollars and rwesf Ceuts with interest
from the leh dsy OF January One Thousand Eight Hun
bred and Fifty one besides toe csts of this acton.
Dated New York, Angus q, 1901
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
900 lax6wM No. 81 John-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
" Y. SUPREME CoURT.-y0SEPH

lNs B. SARGENT sxaInst ELON ~ IN 1sS;nFS
BFRGER and RICHARD S. HERR-Sunlsaoas for mon non
ey demand conract-To the. cefendants a9se ~ 1n
plant in this aetop which VIII De filed IN the once o. me
CLERK Of tins Court. at the CITY HAL ey Ia ~ he aid
Complaint on The subscribers al their Office NJ az
IN The said City of Newiork within twenty ,a!s NJ &
service and If YOU fail the SAID e6spaint "hin
the time aforesaid. the plan tlh IN ths a1,ie1 H S
ainst the 0f four hundred ana oI
dollars and slrty eight with intei IRON tne s'
oay OF February thousand eight ana ny nv
besdes the ss Of tins acon-Dafsd fo1k' OcDoef
LIST. 1851. r-.,S o.,b,, ro,r+
The said complain fled with the Cleo 81 . w e1
a x ao' C 80 :, IN , e., A BARNEY BUTLER,
% 80 ~ A"' Plaintiff . Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
ton for Boston, Providence, New Hedo.a sam1 h
ont change OF cars detention secure ana
steamers C. VANDERBILT and COMMODoSb leas ss o.
wharf above Battery place at n o'clock foi
sage state rooms freight apply 1t Pier No OF az ,ns
ONCE Ne II Battery place -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMlL-
TON-The new steamboat WILSON sM ALL
Cant r v Arrow smith leaves Chambers-st Per Tues
days sdays Thursdays, and Frdays at 10 CLOCK
NJ and on Saturdays at . o'clock, p. NJ Returning
Ssves Kpyport AZ o'clock NJ. except Saturdays and
SUNDAYS Stages connection with e Boar 70 reg
hold Middetown Point, Cots Neck, Squancum; hoWsu
Works and Souan Village. vs. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

~ -
DAY Oct H. the Trains will, until further notice
Isay. Ksw-Yas, gong North from II. once near
Troy stopping at Manhatanvlle, l3.d-s Tubby Hook,
Yonksrs, Hastings. Dobbs Ferry, Dsarman. Tanytown,
Sing os a Ss ds Pan New
RhneSeck. BaIy,own. Tivoh East Camp. oafhill. Had
Teton Ais AN Express Tram, stopping only for pas.
senge at Peekkkill, Poughkeepsie and Hudson At 10
NJ for Peekskll, stopping az all way stations Al
PM for Albany and Troy stopping only at Peeksk, Cold
Spring. Fishkill, New Hambureh, POughkeepse, Hyde
Park RhDebeck Barrytown. Tvoii, East Camp, Oakhil
Castletos At II for freight and to Pough
keepne stopping at ali way stations At fM Poush-
keepse stopping at the way stations. At 3P NJ through
Mail Train, stopping for passengers only at Peekki
and all stations between Poughkeepss and
Albany A4P NJ. Peekskiil. stopping at stations
Leave Hudson for Albany at IS AN. stopping n way
Leave Albany going South at 4 AM for Nsw-York
stopping at Castleton Sch0dack &uyvesant Csxsacke.
RhiDebeck. Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie New. Hamburger,
Carthage, Glow Pont) Fnhkin Cold Spring 0arnsons.
Peekskll, VeIplanck's, Croton. Sing-Snr Tanytown,
At II An. for New. York stopping at Castle'on Suy-
sic New Hsmbmgh, FmkEli. Cold Spring snd Psekskhl.
tween Albany and Psekski except Carthage Low PontJ
ard NOT stopping below Peekski
Hist p H. Tor on arrival II Western tr.ip] for New
York stopping only at Hudson Poushkeepse Fshkh and
n B-These Trans viii leave Troy Is minutes previous
Leave Poughkeeps,e for New-York at 81 M stopping
at the way ststions All AM for freight and passage,
Leave Peekskiii for Nsw-York at 81 AM stopping at
way stations. At PM Ifoppng at way stations Ats
PASSENGER viii procure Tickets before entering the Cara
oi6tf W. c. YOUNG. President.
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''co'eI p Taf1J 6sIE III DTATEs OF SAILING.

EoY helEht patsdxt apply - - - - .
EDWDK COLLINS CO.. IS Wallis N. YORK,
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO, Liverpool,
E.G ROBERTS b CO.. u Kings Arms Yard,
London, or
L. DRAPER Jr., % Rue Notre Dame des Victories:
Tho OF these ships viii he accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewey, precious stones or metals
unless bills Of adng sgned therefor and the value
thereOf therein expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
SUPREME COURr-Io the matter 81

SUPREME COURr.-In the matter of
AOths Application ofihs N.yor AiJe-mea aai csruss-
ai'y II the CITY Of SeS yDk se4,lse tbs OPENINC
and EXTENsIoNefwA HlNGrON. ST Z ON rs present
ternmason u Gsnstyors. 10 ifhU he INth W,rt ~
49, Sly No;,ce hse'y wen asthe cos's charges and
dsours~men,s ,ne PrOeec ings the above
maiie' viii he t<K.d y.ife H"r john W E1rasnds or
case Of his aenc. ~ ot 'h- o,her Justices Of the
supreme Csart. =, the Suu'eue Cou ChsmDsrs, at the
oty HaI OF ne Ci,y Of Ne~ Yofs saturday, the I'd
Ntw-Yotk, November J bs5i
SANFORD l.. NACONRrpl
JOSEPH SOUrIWOkTU SConois.,o,ers
henry J ALLEN
HENRY T. DAVIES ATTORNEY Ard (ou,ssl ps tnfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

THE NEW ENGLA Nd LIVE
n STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of Nsw-HavsA.
nssfs horses cattle. &C. against loss uom ees,e
ssi uom natural cause accident. disease OF any do
vx e@A whatever. Nsw-Yorh Agenc{, No - ...n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

I lFE Observation-Disclosures States
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. wallis
POLICIES INpsPurABLk,
Bxesps on The ground Of rrzsd-This Company naAs
ey insurance connected Nth life -sks aDoa A ta'o's
~ tefns any similar tuition
FREDERICK SHELDON President
$esn 4. srKwARr. Actuary
q kADsH Jr Ssersiav. a." JIM
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brooklyn FIRE INSURANCE

ChARrkRkp ~ 1874. 8,
0ces ~ ful,oa upper Of Fruntst, Brooklyn, sad
No. s Merchants Exchange, Wallst., N. Y
TAs Company having their capital invested In the mest
1ndouhted securities, and having surplus If $50 poe
spntinue to insure dwelling houses stores and othsf
bunxs furniture mercha ndse vessels part and then
eAsxoes apon favorable terms similar ins utcRs
DIRECTORS.
William Ellsworth. John Eadis. IT,,
pAmeas T. Baxnum Joel s Oatman,
Daniel d. Howard, Robert {. Bell,
Caleb 8. Woodruff. John N Genin
Charles I Cromwell, Alex H. Schultz,
Anas~tus Nicholas, John ID. Pye,
Richard l.. Allen, Henry Snaekeneoa,
william Miles yuy,us R$dfeh
Elpah r Purdy, john W AmerNsn,
SNIP Townsend Eordyce hitchcock.
John c. Smith
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President.
Alyprp SyKvENs Secretary n33nM&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

EVOR HARTFORD.-Change of Days.
IL Passage 81 81; Emigrant Deck Passage elIns
steamer HERO, Captain II. King, viii leave rom Eaw
River steamboat place Rsca,sip sysI NnnS :,
O'clock For further inquire Of the Captain O
board or Of GAXTON WEBB. No. liz Soufh-@ Ut Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
IL FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior steam
srs EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE leave on alter
nate days Sundays eIcspted Pier No r. near the
Battery a4P For Freight. apply on board OF a, the
once On Pier No. ;. TISDALE 4 BORDEN.
ali Agents, Nos 10 and II West-st,
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NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT.

C. CONNER and CAROLINE ". CONNER his WIFE
In Pursuance OF judgment IT the Superior Court Of the
City OF New York, Will sale the 81 day Of
December 1851, u O'Clock. NJ the 2ercl aass En-
change in the CITY OF New York all those three certain
lots Of Land situated IN the MI Ward Of the City II New
York and bounded and described follows that TO say
beginning at point the westerly line Of the 6th die
tant feet and two inches. soukerly from the
south westerly OF 67t the sth and
ming thence southery SAID westerly line OF the SAID eth
aud inches thence westerly
line psrallsl wrh tho scuthety line Il said e7th
hundred feet; thence aaath~ry line parallel with the
westerly hre Of the sad 9Th seventy FIVE feet and TIVE
inches thence sassry on parallel with sad south
eyy of 67 hunt s feet the place Of begin
ming he the said several Dimensions less Dated
Nov. 6, 1851. THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff
JAMES W. WHITE. Esq Attorney for Piaintif.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

DRIVATE LYING-IN ASYLUM
Apple atoms for admission must be made to JAMES
KENNEDY, M. d.. No. 1876 Dusne- Park
VI" Eves me much pleasure to recommend the above In
uituten as calculated 10 effect much good think Dr.
Kennedy skfu and well fitted TO manage such an esao'
kiment VALENTINE MOTT, M. d.
"a lmWFMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
SEALED PROPOS AIS will he received

~ the Controllers Office ia,li " EONESDAY Noveu
ber26 1881 1t O'Clock for the whoe cav psre az
the amount of $l:0 90 Of "PU BLIC BUILDING
STOCK No D. authorized by IN Act II the Lesssiasurs
OF this State passed Juae 2s 1851 aud BY az nance Of
the Common Council q this CIV lpro'ed BY The MAYOR
thousand Five Hndr~d shares, the par value OF which
will be Slee each share ani Will bear interest q, the rate
1--WE per annum payable quarter yearly yooe0
OF the amount VI stock sued ~in be reteemaoe
the srst day OF November he year so1 $50 coo on the
first dsy IL Novembe IN he year ASA The proposals. VIII
the sumbsr of Shares desired and the pce that v
be paid each Share The whose proposal shall
be accepted will be required sy for ,he Stock awarded
10 him sithin three DAYS sttr being notified BY hn De-
patmsnt Proposals will be Addressed to The undsrse ned
and Endorsed Proposals for Pubic Building Stock Ne So
Controllers Once, New-Yxk Nov IS, 1851
MI TIC JOSEPH X. TAYLOR. Controller
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

HENRY E DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel 6ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
NOURAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

~ or CIRCASSIAN GLOSS, makes stun WHY WY, na,i
ga nky and glossy forces to grow and H. without e.
sspon or positively the best preparation fcr
lsssns the hair ever invented Trial bottles - cent?
Sseh Il DR. GOURAUDD old established Laboratory ~
ValeYd near Broadway. WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ JERSEY-WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.-Leave
New. York at "a M and II foot Of Caurtlandt-st
at IL A. NJ (reight) and 10 p. NJ. Pier No North
River-for Elzabehpot Ezabethtown Westfeid, Scotch
Plans Painfed, Boundbrook, Somerville, Rartan White
House Fastop &c nj If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO,
The only Through Line Via NcarssuAA nunber ofdays
shorter than any otter noue-Composed Of the onowi3
frst c,sls steamships, between NEW-fORk ana eAA
JUAN DE NICARAGUA: ,
The PROMETHEUS, Capt. Churchn
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Cap. BALDWIN
And between SAN JEAN DEL SUR and SAN fhAN'
The NORTH AMERICA, Capt Blethsa-
The PACIFIC, Capt. jarvis,
The INDEPENDENCE Capt Wsxeman
These all built expressly LOT thH rouss
and for speed and are
The PROMETHEUS Will leave New YORK. nom rei
No g. Norh RIVER the nh Ct each month ~ O'CLOCK,
p NJ .cnmn sencng October Th. $3.50,
The DANIEL WEBSTER, on the I'D Of each month.
commencing October I'D. 9.
The DAYS Of LEAVING SAN fRANClSCO VIII re the In
AID 18th Of each month
When the sooye days fall on Sundays the day Of sailing
viii be the Monday following
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA to SAN JUAN
DEL SUR psssong Will be promptly conveyed over the
New Transit Route of the Nicaragua Company having but
twelve miles Of Land Transportation. and At that point
embark one Of the above named Pscihc eseameD fos
San FRANCISCO.
The great saving Of distance BY thu ohers
heretofore estab'shed. and q speedy and comfortable
transit between the Oceans through beautiful and
heshul country. offer inducements The travelling pub
lie sQusisd by no other Line
No passage secured until paid for, and bat limited
number Of passenger will be taken.
Tor Frssht OF passage apply only Il the once Of the
Line No SBattery- Place. apstsirs- d. B. ALLEN.
persons are forbid trusting one on account Of the
.hovs hosr [e3Dtfl mis- iamwu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

~ C.. and c. LINE.-The new and elegant
" Steamer BUCKEYE STATE, Capt G G SI.N;
ARD, leaves Buffalo every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS the arrival OF the Express
Tram from Albany. Through from Buffalo to Cincinnati
q hours Tickets be procured board OF eher ethe
Peoples Line ofSteame and the Rip Van Wlnkle Fare
40 Am A. CABLE, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

HUDSUN RIVER FIRE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY, Waterford, ny.
CASH CAPITAL t2OO,O0O.
"a No ~ Wall u Manhattan Bank Building
- Sen psny ecntiness to insure Fire Risks on The
M favorable terns and the pubic uy rest assured thai
saAaised y this Company WIN hs literally and
S&~ssy saleste< and PAID al their Nsw-York Once. 10
HsS eerrsst u the banks in this city
& (: AWAY, SsersSzy
~ n Gepsr. Assistans SECRETARY. y1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
and ANNOY RAILROAD.

~ Morning line leaving Pier No North River, foot Of
Battery place daily, lSu,dsy. excepted KS AM ssr
ron sspe PLACE. Emgrsnt line lssvss at s. Pm.
al I BLIeS. Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-29

TOBACCO AND HEMP. The entire sales OIL
tobacco at the Planters Warehouse, in St. Louis
since the 18th of January, comprises only 43s
hhds, against 1872 during the same time last year
being falling off of 344 hhds. The receipts have
been correspondngy light. In hemp a like limi
ted amount of business has transpred, and to close
there are but 2200 bales in store only about 1900
Of which is upon the market The falling off il
not owing to any deficiency in the crop, but may
be attributed wholly to the low water in the Mis-
souri,. That stream, however, being now in good
boating order, continued and heavy receipts may
be looked for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-29

SPARE THAT TREE.--A venerable pear tree j.
now standing, and yearly bearing noble and deli.
cous fruit, in the yard attached the old domcile
Of Peter Bennett, Esq, in Frankfort street, neal
Willlam. 1t was planted by his ancestors in the
seventeenth century. There is certainly some
thing praseworhy in this regard for trees. In the
Island of Java it is nvariable custom, for the
natives to plant tree at the birth of every child
Even the Europeans settled there have adopted the
practice. Often a low Of such trees are seer
standing directly in front of the houses, and they
seem like family inmates. Newark Advertiser
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-29

TIE SANITARY CONDITION or NEw oRLEANs.-Lan
evening Dr. Smonds delivered the n Of two lectures upon
the above interesting subject to numerous and respectable
audience in the Lyceum Hall. He commenced by saying
that his attention had been drawn tbs subject the meet
ing Of the Medical Association at Boston, and he had given
it great attention. He went to state that New Orleans
generally considered unhealthy city, but much of the
mortality could be prevented by sanitary regulations
and New Orleans ought TO reOrganze her sanitary nsitu.
tOns force Board OF Health to do So Till the people
convinced at home Of the ruth which all the world
med the city would not be improved bat it the Of
the impurty removed, New Orleans would improve in
and importance. lie took cursory glance the
which, during the last two hundred years. had led
an Investigation OF the causes of mortality, and alluded to
the nvestig atoms in connection with the English navy
and the English nation well to the for cor
system OF registration for the Of procuring true
data the subject He noticed the of New Orleans
and Lafayette FOR several past and said that out oil
population OF 1 O0u last year, the mortality was
eight and onetsnt cent in every twelve persons
lie quoted data the mortality Of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia. Savannah, and other cities and while 1t ranged
from ~ to ~ per cent. that OF New orleans was fuy
cent He showed that nine weeks at the commence
the present year. the deaths oil Boston were 64 while
those of New Orleans 1879 and argued that it the
duty Of the Board of Health investigate this subject He
criticised the annual of the Board of HEALTH and
while he agreed with generally on the of preserving
health of the city, there wsre two points with which he
could not agree.
then showed several inconsistencies in the report and
passed on TO notice the divisions which had been made nv
different medical of the diseases which caused death
lie stated that the mortality Of this city, from every disease
greater than that Of other and then went an tn hou
rules 10 determine when disease should be considered
epidemic. The Charity Hospital reports and other sourcss
OF information showed that the deaths from yellow fever
were during two epdemcs. the of Is per cent or
in six and aha He alluded TO the los. which
the community sustained by this mortality, and said
that during the last four and years. it amounted to
S23o averaging the Of the persons ring at only
5O cents perday He inquired if these losses could be pre-
vend and said yes for even epdemcs with proper regua
tons conld be prevented of the dis
eases OF tina city could be prevented if proper sanitary
ures were adopted and take place sooner or later
but up to that Time attempt had been made to
me cause oil the nsaubny OF the city, He spoke physical
debility engendering crime and the cause of mucb If Tho
beggary In the streets from the disease of parents and
other persons He promised take up subject on Mon
day evening next and said he would address himself to the
subject OF the Improvement of the sanitary condition of the
city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-29

EXPLOSION OF STEAM BoILERs.-In the Pat
erson explosion case, the Coroner's Jury rendered
verdict that the accident which resulted in kill
ing five men, was caused by the insuffciency of
water in the boiler. 1t is now well understood
that this is the of nearly every exp osion
that occurs. 1t always arises from careessness Of
the engineer, for he can always know the amount
of water in the boiler. And no strength good
ness Of the boiler, caution as to the amount of
steam on will avail to protect against explosion, if
the eng ineer will permit himself to be guilty Of
this dangerous negligence TO the supply Of
water. The Newark Daily Advertiser remarks
upon this case. National lntelligencer.
" But what is he to do if he finds that the water
is dangerously low? By letting in cold water it
comes in contact with the red hot sides of the
boiler, and it instantly flashes into steam, which
produces the exposi, n. By opening the safety
valve, the water, from the relief pressure, rapidly
diminishes in quantity, and the danger becomes
greater; for safety valve opening is sufficient to
give exit to all the steam formed by the remaining
water surrounded by red-hot iron plates. What
| resource is left to the terrified engineer? Only
one that we are aware Of, and that is, to rake out
the fuel from under the boiler and let it cool and
this is an operation which few have courage to at
tempt for the boiler may explode before it be done
put II not, then by removing the fire, letting the
boiler cool, and stopping the engine and all the
WORKS. his guilty carelessness becomes known, he
ikeiy loses his employment, and certainly incurs
heavy weight OF blame. Moreover, the remova
OF large amount of fuel, either wood or anthra.
cite COAL is almost if not quite an impossible thing
lhere Is, therefore, no other remedy for this caus
OF these awful catastrophes than the employment
| oil good, attentive engineers"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-29

The appliances of our Job Office are such now as
to enable us to execute, with beauty and dispatch,
every variety of printing in the book, card and
poster line, at prices as low as at any similar estab
ilshment In the city. We, therefore, respectfully
invite our friends and the public to give us call,
wheh IN want of that description of work. Partic-
niar care is bestowed on lawyers briefs, and the
least possible delay in furnishing proofshee,s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-29
Legal Advertisements

Now that it is discretionary with ltigants to adj
vertise in any paper they think proper, we can con
tidently recommend the columns OF the /" Crescent
from its large and constantly increasing yearly
monthly and weekly subscription list as a mos
advantageous medium of communication ant
therefore hope that we shall receive our due share
of them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-29
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore Of Mobile Law,

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
= Place is now in complete order for visitors. Many IA
important improvements have been made during the .
the Of the buff of gradual and easy ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight Of formally used This adds
another TO the pleasant walks about the premises
The number Of has been ncrsased 800
sons can be Handsomely accommodated the coming
The bathing arrangements extensive. The shower
baths supplied from spring yielding least 100 gallons
pure water minute. The Bay bathing equal any
the South.
The location of this place being nearly 50 above the
level Of the bay with nothing obsIuct the from
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay, city Of Mobile, West
ern Shore. nice shady good roads,
standing water, consequently renders
found in the whole country.
Arrangements made for abundant supply of Fish,
Oysters, Crabs, etc.
The proprietor commenced budding ths establishment about
the LIST January. l848 with the view of making the
uacve place in the South The business Thus far has
ceeded his most angUae expectations Being the builder
owner and landlord, he knows his interest entertain
his guests in the best possible which is all he
considers to to the table, bar
Besides the great variety OF amuserents which
tensye at other watering place. the has
shed for the attendance of superior Band of Music
This place having been favone resort the past two
for large number Of the citizens Of New Orleans and Lon
nana the proprietor hopes by strict attention. continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several times
every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directed
to Hollywood. Mobile, will direct without de
tention. WILLARD FREEMAN ProprtetOr.
Hollywood, May 3, 1851, myl9 3m
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NEW MUsIC...NEW MUSIC.
TYLER & HEWITT, Piano Forte and Mu

TYLER 81 HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
L Store. 80 Camp street, have just received from MA
the North Five Hundred New Pieces of MI. EHASy
sic, from various composer and suitable play.
Of all grades Among these pieces be found 49,
Drinking Song" from Macbeth, by Verdi; the cele
brated Ricci Waltz" sung with such ges, success
the st. Chares Theatre by Sgiora Paso1i Fantasia
Sgnor Beet's favote ar Of Sua pepa del milo brick "
9% @
all BY srakoeh. "Good-bye Polka;" Mysostis Polka "
Mountain Daisy Jetty Tpffz's gfea, song; Pokas
Marches Watzes. Songs Operate Sketches, ETC.. in gea
quantities.
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