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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-24

] office, s3 20 90
John johnson, Fox scslps, 400
. JAS. Curtis, "at 500
q Geo. SNYDER, 81" 100
g Wan. Snyder. !" i0g
g George snyder, 80 abD
g Thomas v. Purcell, +" 800
. .Saml Courtney. I" $50
" Jossihan Thatcher +" 90
g David Stuart, $50
r " Wm. ManfoT6, 81
{" u. Speek, io9
/" Jon W.Thstebcr, {" 500
9 John Pine, g, loo
g Benz. Speck. 4" $50
g G. Iabler, 90
+" u. P. Williamson, $50
g j. Ellis, " 500
I" John Manford, {" %
" Henry Qniliams, $50
" JOS. Harper, constable, for killing dog, 90
1850 and III. 20 90
" Dunl Q. Snyder. Pairolipg, s.5
q Phiiip Sheelz, /" e0s!
T" James Mathews, &c sos,
{" And. J. Rgsby. f" sos
2" Ed. kellcv, ssl
I" Anthony Blondei. /" s0e
:" VIM H. HAYDEN, Locks on Jaii,) 100
" Thomas n. Lemon, (Road,) 325
Boni Comcgys, same 2?s
Jacob Van Doron, Clerk, Delin-
qucnt List DC, 1000
John Strother, for Furnace, DC, 40 0e
II. p. Hunter, Attorney for Com, $50 90
-. Van Doren, Crk, for public srvs, 100 90
!" same, for fuel for Clerk Office, 1870
g same, fer stationary & record
books, 1000
g same, for Dockcts, 500
" Sheriff, for public services, rs 90
+" w. II. Hayden, fuel for Cour-house. s %
(" Jacob Van sDoren, Clerk, as Auditor
of public accounts. 5000
Z" Thomas g. Flagg (Road) 1915
/" Daniel H. Doll, 22s
50 Miller & Porterfied, printing for
Clerks Office, &c, Levy for 1850
" and 81, 1000
) " Barton Campbell for copy re-asscss-
ment 1900
/" G. u. Stewart, allowed for Deln-
quent Lists, FOR 1885, $50, 81, '3s,
80, 40 and ls4l, esss
" {. ID. Stewart, order in favor Of
Comegys and Gregory for Tools 10
work Road. sg~
' Morrison & Dorsey TO build bridge
across Tuscarora Creek at Tho cast
end Of burke street, in tho town OF
Martinsburg, ~ SOU
SatpH ' all bpTtnt Stcfh tOI mdhihS
4ss wills. Est Accounts Sc. 900 90
F" James NJ. Newkirk, for tho use Of
Ed. Colston's executors, for repair
ing the hill west of Little George
town, o0cu
w. Ii. HAYDEN. Jailor. IS o.
James Wilson & r. X. Robinson,
TO finishing Road to Wilson's Ford, $500
part OF Back Creek Bridge, 50 %
% Coaraj, Hunter s Dorsey, for Trees
to he planted on the fuh,lc Square, 40 90
" Jacob Van Doren, Eor Chairs, 10 %
" Jacob Van Doren, Clerk 10 buy
press tor the county seal, low
1t election. a5lS Q
,sn,;an ,lsc'iou '' S'As $50
g Daniel .. Snyder, day, fa ss0
\ I" Oversecrs % The Poor, for tho par
chase Of farm for the poor, 900 w
$4ios 81
Toamount in depositum 10 cover
deinqucnts and commissions eos -
Nv .uorrfi sx;.5 $5O67 20
Assessment for County purposes Upon the fd-
soss T,;,ecsslss !, s., ets' eseh $i5s4 90
81 sos 81 Tax upon Lands so per cent a4as %
sol 81 Tax upon Houses and Lots 30
per cent, dtstF & suv
1875 Slaves at 10 cts. each .o4ss
aIS6 Horse. at 6 .n 2as Is
SEQ value Of csrriageg so per cent iol "
1882 interest received so per cent sots
#@4 st tAf taN ------~~-
2 sell e o S5os7 30
Ordered that the Sheriff do collect from tssI
shssbse the spm Of fAy csnis levy and nsss
ssAafss 81 go F ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-24

Dill Conrad insurance Courthouse, I:
sumo, Cashning Court-house, L
!" /. Robinson, rs Clark, Furniture for
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-24

rx,..,

FESHE Cc,lsi proceeded % lay The Cceusy Lew
II for the year 1851, as follows, 10 wit:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-24

aNNFEi 4 so7fa.4hiI erT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-24

ana ms death, ana u when we have already
alluded. =
The Virgioian closes its article with the
following pleasing aud touching incident:
The vast crowd who attended Mr.. Terry S
remains to their long resting place, returned
silent an thoughtful, to their own homes
and slept. On the morrow, as men walked
forth in the streets, underlined sadness was
seated on their countenance-e seeming
to feel more than lie could utter--and all
borne down by the sincerest grief Can moth
ing more be done for the noble dead seemed
to quiver on every lip? Alas, the answer
came-all that can be. has been done for
him
But bright thought all at once, seemed
to possess and relieve the public mind Mr.
Ferry has left widow aud four beautiful
children. Let Lyncbburg rear and educate
these lovely orphans and try to make them
happy With electric rapidity, the gracious
Thought spead through the town giving Joy
and gladness 10 the countenapecs of men.
and now making them feel happy in the pros
pect of doing good In eigh, hours from that
moment as many thousand dollars in cash.
were raised for this noble purpose -ana o.
Their certain contributions promised -ena-
bling os to state the gratifying fact that the
citizens of Lynchbnrg will Immediately IN,
vest the suinaei TEN THOUSAND dollars as a
permanent fund to rear and educate thcee
dear children, ~ a manner commensurate with
thor worth, and the fond hopes aud. aspire.
tions oftbetr noble fathe-. 'noi'alEe1 1ln /
NTffta ffwf s7cgs3 a. 7et.7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

VILLA Plots THE ATTENTION OF the PUBLIC
IL respectfully invited TO that splendid property belong
Ing 10 Pists srston Es lying west Of Flushing Bay be-
tween College Point and Flu hing One hundred And forty
i've of this has been surveyed and laid out
in village lots so by 100 feet with and
90 feet wide and be sold under tuch rest
tens 40 shall be deemed necessary guard against AL man
Of nuianees and tho respeotabty Of the
place This plan has been adopted 70 meet the wants Of
those who cesre srer building lots Our only object in this
10 TO make SrAttonport just such place
gentleman lady would wish for residence
TINS village Cole Point the he place 100
miles around New York The beauty Of this property to
settler with the the location we'll the
cannot fail render IT the most de-
sbc yet offered TO the public The western portion bor-
epg the Flu hing Bay riees elevation about
~ or 30 feet tine view Of Harlem and hav
'front.' also forms the spsndid
village in sites In the bay there Of fish, CLANS and
oysters In front of these lots is ALSO the advantage
Of On the edge Of deep water 30 that
land from eteamera at the lowest ebb tide E only 800
yards from Flushing ahs lite consisted ashort time Of
about $40 LOTS 200 however, sold. Payments viii be
ade in easy mon thy istaeBt for six months. There
will be dock built to be completed and the fare will
be than l2 cents probably In order
obtain the minimum pr e. oftte Its appy a. No. M woos-
ter street. The title from STATIONS heirs Those de-
ross of seeg the spot would DO we'll 60 call mornag
before o'clock at the ece 227 Wooster street. one door
from Amity street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

RRoADwAY TnEATRs-oN TUESDAY EylNIEo
si a. Z: s:ss' s.tn: .
csu ss xss wsi :i Sis.': 6.as
comedy &. T. . ss
Is ConGsy Pom Purple NJ DyGst s,mo. Boz Mr. sshas
sJ b.ns. Circle f.fqs., % asss i:ssls
NigsL.ops oARDIs.-asANAaEn na; JOIN ssyToE.
sssi s ia s ssl % : .:.r! s H
his % 4ni Fs :s nssss .ss ~:
evening March 4 overturs By sne ossSss-
s:.s.f s:s
Albert " s
RRoUoHAMs LYcrUx. BRoAswAY NEAR BRoons
s. sss and a. Doa,s
epss .tI 70 begin at X Saoei..ia..dsy sssas,s 1SssS
as1s PsstS~sese w ssm8snss with u. q
NJ: Horn. Ais'1 sslsS !. rsss:s..sss fssss ~:
oS:d TIE wSKsD snin =! S.'s
5 MIS- s Ss5y T;o, with shs new fs:ssf
B. Phillips Fanny Fsria1e. Ais. Kate Horn.
'TRiPLEg HALL-ruEsDAY EVENING. MARCH 4rH,
I S y S;Sss their Services
Of ssanssT the thea.
n hSa ss hss Prss n.msds; sdssrs
Mary rsy,c 10y pss%..oa Il sss
ti'iIs as. Cry ssai's.'s :.
s and fsssnsn lsas 81 Of Jsnn
Aer ,.appssIanes New YORK; ssr.sossh. pssiss
Kaf ist Is: n%% ..
Ea sSssy A
and Adkins grand monster srosssrA the
' siss No
'1SiS' Ae Of SisIs' coScIRr
l. Instrumental ss riece-Larso Al Fsososum-by DOd
. AsiaNsp PSilip M.yc,r " Praa
New tai:t l,'''
sris.fd and s ssI:S
css:ssa = is:s ;f' II wi',r ss. sis
Grand isnisss Flag Rsssars nSn;Sas
ssi DS:i Weber
Bsss;:a tho arsi and second raii 80 "'0'f
/. Grand Overture The as5edes." .xspd.ls,osn
. souy,-, cotdu,tea by George LOdsr -.
:. Ss.Ia f.as.sis. vloES@x.la aaa:ei A'''''
Grand Alp from the B9Is asyeIeeer
Da Mrs. s s ss S''i
f' ss :. La Ta de n'''''
MISUNDERSTANDING cSas.i sirato'sh strasossh
!. Instrumental Pieoe-By Sheltons Band.
2. Grand seena-cara oonpasae. Madame Ansoi-
3 Grand Fantasia: vs.i,n: A. GisSei' g. '''"''
: and Flute. Mrs.. Eas'sots and M sssn ''''
schies.nger
{. operate seena Costnme-from the Opera
LAmbassdriae-ihe Singing Lesson. Aubeg
Miss TaJ Tor, Mrs. Loder Leach
GRAND FiNALE-sATIONAL AIRS,
Performed the Grand Monster Orchestra three
Military Dsnds under tie direction eff George Leder
Iianitt. II " ilMH
Conductor LIST Pert ...........w Vincent wallace.
Music Committee n:agy C. watson jams. T. nau. and
JAMES Y. 0TIs, Secretary. &. c. JOLLlE Treasurer.
Doors open At ococs-Couoert O'clock.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR FACE,
10 ne sac % =. se a. me % 81 aae
the performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
raE omNlBUs QUESTION.

vTN OMNIBUS WAR.-TO TaE PUBLIC-ra
ssatsmepts In certain depositions
taipsd from OF Ord,
and in ,esterdays Herald. designed n.y.
dee are false, cAlumnieus ana malicious. pu
the alton a,tIibutdto my former partner AbrahA
barely fslse aud has been denied
fnted BY Of hatheld which hes
shed IN the The eonyeriation attributed by
Iy fsiss denied 1t. under OATH before the Special
Committee, but Alderman Franklin refused to take IL
down. never said thai had could obtain any IA
ircm Mr.. Weosha for honey. or By psyiag cleo
tion expenses" or ~ the use OF money in any form
ON the 2sh day Of February last published evidence
which entirely Iefued the ststepens and hearsays de-
.ssinss me- IL should b borne In mind that the
sat in secret cnstAntly attended and guided by Nj
Martin the lawyer Of liam Tyson Who with few other
the committee the sole
Ct PiaISs myself and partner the Grand and sprins
Tysons monopoly line. have replied thus much Only q
dcste others ough. to be implicated for the only pur-
Grand and Spring street line Of stages In which am
terested, leave to the public. JAMS 7. BEaTlNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
II ELLINGsRs LIsInENT AND MAGIC FLUID oIye

II kLLINCaRs LISIMINT AND MAGIC FLUID CIV G
seated cough: and colds and ali Sroalns.
r mass nos n as pss So :. or SS:'
iron certain Merchant. say they sell hun
and x. sG,s1 s,.h Or an improved
money enc can dcsS. Il they viii cali Or ssna and see
SSr reisyencss and wenasra cures Of cs q
ws, Ssri ss
cosa Dsssas Gsr Ill nsri:s H Ississ
% ss 'iay x.
forso Canada Toms s %psr r X. .ss' Ter
authorized the United states s9s KID.
Co. % H Hsrs, s ea..s a.GoS Co.
Gs .SS ppHy
sisss ssa ss,; :ss:t r. fa! a
cures u RS.un ss s.rsSn. .as
20 .Ss SGssh. GSd etc D0p M to nd
ONE or THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES UPoN
issosd that q Mr. Arnold na,on builder Of the sta
forty has been ENGAGED in scne Of The largest pabs
Sra, IN The United States from hi. wen Known habit.
el.msneiss Of weather consequently aaeeoasef
..isn,is. .aoI,. not bottle. Ssicr.
~ entire sgT, r effected !. 4 nearly si Y
and an 81 if ov' M George E
S p ssi. County. r.
~ s'Sls. sss
came very much ENLARGED the saden The toes YER.
under uron the points OF which she had walk suf
s' y, ss11S SSna
has been raid for medical her
rI,s, and srcsdv.y ths, Dr. Ksinsas. r.%siyi you'd
cure n.ss ss s.d sss would not trs ~ however Dr. &
Isar, sineesnd abe has enjoyed psrse health ss
sciAIIc RHEUnATIsM.-ER- 4. BLaKExAN WAS
.,t,os ,noe ,f, svsrysns but death fos .enty
sp.ra. ToS Ua MI. as1, Isrs n;sr w@
ssnses Of this wonderful II viii appear that this re-
ds ne. w snis; S TS,s
way writes rs from ur der his hand that he on Tered
This os.ssy be would s NOT s ss1s ssss
snt through The urgency % friend. he forced
l,rs bottle seiOr, his pain. entirely left ca and see
eass q B %sss s % .:s 81 Il. Golden s5ns
Nearly seven Jears since, Dr. K stepped into this gsnte
tend to his Business. DR. took the cSs in hsad saarsp-
% Ind p ,s sS,s Mt sas ss
rasa ss .0s. 90 lrcs,.sly Be his
sanSs ofbotes Mr.. O. will astonish any one who will cs
DIR. KELLlNcEs-DEAR sIR.-Ir Is NOW ABOUT
irssfa % ss.s .''Ss 20. c.rsd n, daughter q Ss
,is vshs alter commenced usins your vendsrfsi aus
osd !. s ss - more In. mage thar .ey,sg h,
's s sSrs can my . sSis P y.s Ss The
zen 70 Jsdss Bsld.n and IN. Hon on yirk Il
,s"ns,., s..s:.'; soa,s Sso'ssr s more
,or pert q New Yor the NJ ,'r S a:pTy ,S,
cured Ste With which she bad been sesd for nearly tea
cs ss: yi b~o 70, s.s' 'I Han
ps.S :. never you'd ~, . .n I'gr', S' be sup
dsys 70 rsr,e, entire cure and ss. no, been troussd
~ !. nearly iou, Mr. IL supposed to one
.cs.s,ry p. has. irsr % years 81. sol.
SsaTo,s oisy AM se mi srsg. ss,sve
sne wea'y.ssvsnth street. Call and see him
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AMUsEMEN rs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARHUMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-p. r BAR
~ num- Marager and Proprietcr-H sAndford, Assstsns
Manager -kngagemeut OF Mr. Booth, the celebrated
1ragedian Mr. Booth will have tbs honor appea
this week IN Richard the I-Nsw Way pay Old bsts-
Iamet-irop Chost-ApoTtate-a O.hello, sustained
the dramatic company. 1he manager ann
,ef this io0is for ppore
Of his patrons Comedies and faroe ballads and
every afternoon million Of ouiostes in the
saloons. Admission ufuai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

nRATIoN ON TEE UNIoN-AT HOPE CHAPEL, ON
" Friday evening Maron 7th, at TX o'clock. Cbarloe
Whitney hsvins ietarned from professional tour in Ku
Iope WILL BY request Of fren ds deliver 0raxion the
preserving the An sican Union aepo Cha
pei Broadway The public invited Seats free. Frobt
teats reserved for ladies.
SATTLER's CoSMoRAaAs, CORNER or BROADWAY
y and Thirteenth sreet-ibe fret section containing
collection Of twenty SIX views OF Europe Asa Minor Syria
the Holy Land tgyp NGbia aud Arabia will be exhi6tsd
until the eighth Of March after that date all these will he
repiseed BY new We've unusually interesting.
DANoRAAA OF THE 4ILGRIws PROGRESS, AT
Washinston nal ~ BroadwAy.-ope- every syeAina;
Also Wedre Saturday afternoons ~ three
o'clock. when children will be admitted for half pfc< Do
soriptiYs eAthlokues l2A cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
AmUsEmENTs IN BI,OOKLYN.

RRooKLYN hUsRuM-PRoPRIEToR AND MANA
ger Mr. kent-Prices reduced-Parquette Is cents.
Tuesday evening" March fh will be presented the romantic
drama Of or the Wild Morse Of Tartary-hsIep
CLARKE: Tpey Jack Mr. Kent; Staunton, wsmyss; Ha
MT Bernardo Elizabeth, Miss Fynn Fanny Foxgloye. Mrs.
DyOtt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

QR YkR roS,-pEACH ORCHARD, REQ ASH. REG
OF Range and Stove sfss Warranted ~ best quality
sad veil ssrssned For sale A. FER tor delivered APP
plyN the TisDALL COAL DEPOT. uoboker street, fsot
Of Canal street. doors from wsshipston street.
DQCH ORCHARD CoAL-RkDUcTToN IN PRICE,
The subscribefs hsve made second reduction from
their winter 81 Peach Orchard Cca which tAev Are
Irersfee furnish Of the beet qusy and 10 prime order
81 the broken ftove ard nut sxss Also. Lhish aad
ethu1lkin phits Ash. ~ redue-d rice.
= y. Rykye h co. a. Murray at
tunsT Of Canal and Elm, sad Jane and West ga.
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iasaasisl7la'll
PERSONAL

YNHE LADY WHO CHANGED A POCKET EANDKER-
ehlc by mistake on sunday evening last. viii rlsass
return the tame 10 the place who're the TIE
Handkerchief was white can brio, with lace border.
INJORsAT1oN WANTED.-IT HAVING BEEN PRO
posed 70 serd the big Or Rs9Jacke to the Words Pair
the advertiser stnxous = know the vherabos
mer rival, Columbus. Any who give crmaticu
On the subject will please address rs Maiden lace 90
stairs. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

Eo ShlIOkN1ANe.-rOR SALE, PArRNr poRrA-
o.e Iron Mouse, Hr2s eonstru stea on enti-.iv nee
p,ineirSs havns what's desyabien metal houses
and can be taken mi ar vitb
Gqsns s .cIe-. IL san be seeH ysssnt 10, 10
s"s so1ns, sppuN GRO. = JACKSON co.
kSNlsiof IrcA Worh a 100 Ceatrr strssk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
A mUsE NM MS.

RowEKY THEATRE.-BoxEs. Is CENTS PIT. i2.
% so.: % n Per y.
ss ssn aa. e:s n Fs. .sa AHRs.
Pope siseius Dsp.atus Mr. Johnston; snmitorous
oss M: n'U " q sphs
~ EsSs.A a ~. q p1smo S DsaS
wilma ms; Drone Of Iphesns Jordap AdrianA ks walcO
RrRToks-CHAMBERs STREET REAR or CRY
s.ls;I ;.s.s: II. a. isT%s
b.ls bis r. w. hss
and Mrs. zsIs T.v9Eits due
oREp' sHps9s ss the ssIy RoPs,E piece Of saa
rGebbal m.nans s,e.or fair Of al nations ss'
NJ he Ras:.n
N ATIoNAL TaEArRE. CHATHAM STREET. NEAR
s syTsnnss Es,ss
YORK orThs an Se NOW
p.S a e A1sr w fhs 20 e
aloHEs Brsand the istSmas~Edssrd Lesson Mr. IT,
sS Tf hs cs sS'
DAp g. TER or The Cad Of Bsss.a,csi NJ Taylor
pas o'clock Boxes IS cents PIT. tx Orchestra box SO
MECHANIcs HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
further notice The original ana well Known HRisTYs
nNsTB Els prisinx an efficient and versatile corps
naseasnt Of T. p chrs,y whose concerts this city
b. highly honss wIa assI
SsH ass II. .nsrss are
9s s f;T h ns g s's1s sysnSs
Doors open at half past commence At quarter to s.
EELLows' MINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS OPERA
house. 4 Broadway between Howard streets.
% might Nh -
s e SS
s for the last have been received with the greatest
Their concerts consist Bureiqne Italian Opera Scenes
ssyF s esSss DaHsss .9
teIneons grand Concert for the of aais
cents Doors open at "a. commence quarter before
RARNUMs AMERICAN nUsEUH-P T. BARNUg
- and Greenwood Jr assistant
sss Adm,sanos t. the each saloon
81 i'asa
q %s real life eyer ss,sa before Ills
s'Sf isi rAitos Of
MohTn III; After which, the new piece called ALLOW sE
nora $Is%. sa,I,sd MADELINE fs Ss siiis
man; REM Msnkirs; Catherine, Mrs.. Yeo@sns TIE s
SSTsdse ss Of this the vast chnee
oddities of art and science the picture gallery the
at ali hSut, ~ sI'
and ~ p n every day except SUNDAYS.
CIrHUs-NEw YORK AxPHIrHsATRr-s7 BoweRY.
iss
is:is ad 5e
admired display q principal horssnanhip Ssssieur
nnS and The tH,s viii
LeaI ME Bess in her admirable Partisan act. 70
elrde with the new pantomme OF the Three Love
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATaAh SQUAER-GEC
\ Lea Solo Observation-Disclosures in PriyaN
Boxes % cents Stage Seats SIX cents Boxes 25 cents Par
quet l2s centsEegant saloon every After.
noon and Evening Ertertaaments the Alter
neon ~ oeleck and in the evening nt half past7
varied ard select
N NO other place amusement In Now York. consisting Of
Loas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe. numbering fifteen
PERFORMERS being the largest and st the time the
t.ented band in the United States troupe Of Model
sts who are selected for their beauty and dger
personse number e cesutul tableaux taken from thu
pictures OF ancient I'd modern times company Arat
Crs who 20 through variety Of fea.s Of and deI
terity hadar,e Rossne the only Female Jugger the
world Accompany Of Male and Female Artists will give
Anexhbtion Marble etatuary allied in the world
gether with variety OF ting
ternoon and evening" For bills Of day
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NV. YORK AND PpTLADuLrWA-HBw ronE
ans Phisderhis direcs.-Upset Mates uasi Hne.-
srs.s = "a sosrs via Ne. ys.sev nAilrssa rafe re-
vfgts 49, 4. T. ton fcos Of osnrtissd. -. sss sss
rhi,ss.iphis ~ sAna r. sstsF. T., fren shs fss,ss
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

posr OFFICE nav YoRw-NorIcE-Tu sUpo.
.n ssis rer United States mail steamer Baltic viii
siore ths once on Wednesday the 9Th is,t at tOk A.
ht.srs Ter the scnneo psr Baltic Ne prep.is ri
stnte csen rate Hk ", pRADY, Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

N ATIoNAL THEArRE-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
IN fully informed that the drama of HARRY BURN
taken from the popular story q the Revolution
being published In the Sunday Courier will be produced
the National Theatre. Monday next. most
and elective Wanted for the above fifty supernu-
A. PTRDY Pronri,tov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

MINERyA ROOMS, 400 BROADWAY.-NAGLRs
AVA Grand Panorama Of Ireland painted by the
artists from sketches taken within the last three yeasn
hdety forest and beauty unriv aedwith Irish
rish music and an Irishmsns illustration Every
inE 81 ~ occk Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
ecioof See handbills. Admittance Is osnts children
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CEGARS. SIGAR5-76 FINE REGALIA SCARS
Venus brand the extraordinary price Of Sl2 oU
per n, for sale, in any lots suit purchasers by
Gko sCaIyKN. Commission broker.
No. l3sk Water street.
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I,o ExcHANGE-ABoUr 500 HOUSE Lors IN ONE

Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 HOUSE Lors, IN ONE
81 the promising locations in the state VISION
SIM being directly Of Lake Michigan with
river extending miles into the noignbor ood
rapidly filing and distant day will be i'm menscy
valuable having natural advantages superior to the cities
o. Chicago Bvsuke. Will be exchanged fer substan
tAl and modem built ouse and Lot il New York
okyn with possibly $1,000 in cash If the value Of the
House and Lot require it. No objection to of
600 the property House to be of the
A. st Glass; for tho the advertiser family.
Address Mr.. r., Box 1885.
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RowERY SAVINGS sToRE,-r PURCHASERS OF
~ sot,ens for family use We especially recommend speE
slsn W e.s. Tor 'ss and which 'y:
o. tie same make founGs and Rchardsons Irish Linens
il ~ Ss Sss 70, We s's aSs ss
ssaSl,s,,,i. Pr'; Fwswr; eiilsy Co. Is 6s.,rS
french Erini. sssss., d LANES is.rs On hand
advise customers 20 make their
.s ,i.y y 'ss irsI the scarcity At
ha,s "a hand arrived IN January ana selling them
II. ss., ny s..S Sss is SEER. 10 80
,nr hs rsens o. the Institution al the bssshs and al
rvs WI ciLLsY CO.. is Bowu,.
5OOLIsks oAsBRIc HAspKlacurEFs-ALso.
OV ce ", csrss Sus. an si.sys. a. onEAsxs
fsn Tss sises AZ ~, or,ensieh stree, vi. H. .as !. M
tgosd rrcs,. Merchants and niiiinsrs buy cheap
SEAxAs AND MUIR WILL BE PREPARED TO Ex-
pads hsusiliAs on Wednesday n,rt, March 5th. sal
Broadway.
DARTs HADE nANrILLAs so.-ALEx. 7. STEWART
sn S. her sps. :. f ssh,S n.s.
hantillss se. Broadway. Chambers ssd Resde SITS.
CLOTHISe.
CLorHmo-sPRINo AND sUnssR CLOTHING AT
~ vholssalswe would call the attention Of merohsnts
a ss % ss 70 So q
snos o. msnstso,urs and style much superior that
satic, q e.saas dealers sections 81 the country AZ
ss s:A a.m no. 20. wis, r: y. i.rp'.s
ssyss q foods made inse garments our veil ipovn es
Rsis ~sss s ssss ss. .ss
s .s.
oiesains Of svsry ption. ., N Lowest price,
nsna IS John street, oors:r q sss..s.
CHILpRnss AND YOUTHS cLorBrNo, BY rHK
single sns " psehsse-J rlanderr, sos Broadway, h.s
nl,n ~ NOS otiIsn, 20 .sres sssortmsst o. tne
W adapted 70 The and western markets.
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vHILDRtNs AND YOUTHS cLoTBING. BY THE
~ single sutt ef pachsG-J Fanders, Dos Broadway, has
~ store he most brilliant a. vsred assortment Of the
above goods for spring trade, TO be found In tins
J as ell adapted 10 the southern and western markets.
- 70 the ira. elias OF city trace
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RROA DwAY, sia-MR LEoNARD LENCE INFuRns

~ the public and his friends that he hasut
raj new models Of nantel Pieces Of Pyrcnnen
bles. among which 10 Of sArencun marble the most
estimated In Europe and which takes the agate
marble. he has also finished models tables
the best taste; likewise stager of the splendid
bes He begs Of the AmAreurs Of ne cali his
store. LEONARD ENCE. SI3 Broadway.
In fifteen or twenty days. Mr. Lenoe will rsr to tho pub
lilo kantel Pieoes Of twenty-one dirercnt kinds.
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