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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08
REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
- EMOVAL-Dr J. 5. CoPEs has removed his
Az office and rdence from S7 4i4 gazne next door
10 Inc Gofnsr oi Edward street. d3 ly
ID DEMOVAL--DR. SAMUEL. A. CARTWRIGlIT
Gate of Natchez.l has removed 10 No. IA ana street
oee in ts lower front third beyond the EIa CO.
pal Ehurch. no 3mos
II EMOVAL.-R II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. Ii ST. Charles street to No
tthlp sueei. up stairs MS ~
II EMOVAL-JosEPH I'll. PALMER x Co. have
removed from So Gravier No. 4Camp street.
above Gfaves so i'm
X EMOPAL- Dr.. MCkELyEY has removed
~ his Office No IL Carondee,. between Canal and Com
mon streets nj 3n
II REMOVAL-H CTcHINGs' DAGuERREoTypE
~ moved TO tr ncr'hesst of Canal and Chaes
sreaiTe finest Portraits in the wori are taken nj Ills es
tnbinlen at prces to s0it The times Call and see En-.
uhlr' w. - tdlit' street nj 3lnUli-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

The resolution offered by Mr.. Hooper at the last
meeting, calling upon the securities of Geo T.
Dunbar, Surveyor, to furnish their assent to his
absence, and 10 the performance of the duties of
his office by Mr.. Blanchard, etc, ETC. was, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Marks, referred to The Committee on
Streets aud LANDINGS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

Resotued, That the Surveyor be, and he is here.
by authorized to Issue, in favor of w s. Collins,
late contractor, certificate for one hundred dol,
lars, being the amount withheld rs u fine, from
his certificate for the month ending Sih September
last.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

Report Of the Number Of 'Sea.eotng Vessel,
whseh arrired m tia Port Of 1Epntctpal,ty
N~n'ber Jt00, dnrtng tie gears 1919 and 1880,
etth tbs Tonuage anil ,aun.btr Of gsysous cam
possnlg the Creacs ofthe same
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08
ORDER OF THE DAY,

The following resolution was taken up on It's
second reading and final passage, and adopted
T. o. MeUx, to emancipate his slave Maria Gale,
aged about 30 years and to Anlhony Blake, TO
emancipate his slave fmey or Jane, aged about i3
years; and that said slaves be permitted to remain
in the State, when their owners have given the
usual bond and security to the satisfaction of the
Recorder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

Re'olped, That the Mayor be authorized ond
requested, alter giving ten days nutos n.tIe Off
eial paper of the Municipality, 10 sell, at public
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08
OF B. Kendig, for remission of fine on drays,
was read and referred to the Committee on Claims

A report was read from the Superintendent Of
the Boys Asyum, Lafayette, on the condition of
the boys placed there by the Recorder communi.
cations from the Committee Of Arrangements for
celebrating the Eighth OF January, asking perms.
sion to Lafayette Square for that purpose, and
in the event of bad weather, the use OF the Lyceum
Hall and from the Camp Street Female Orphan
Asylum for leave to extend the line of enclosure
to the edge Of the banquette on the lot of ground
recently granted them in front Of the Asylum,
read and granted.
A letter from David Lester, Sergeant of the
Night Watch, was read, offering d. Maxwell as
his security, who was accepted letter from Jack
son Fire Company No. IS, was read, acknowledging
the reception OF an Engine, which was referred to
the Committee on Fire.
Tie President submitted the following report
and statements:
NEW ORLEANS, January 6, 1851.
tieHhcmen-I hsve the h0Bor report the number kind
and probable value of the hoI5c erected within the Second
Municipality, during the year 1850 far reported
geter with statement OF the NUMBER kind and probable
value OF property destroyed by fire within during tho
perlod also, statement OF The humber Of vessels arrived
the port Of The Second Municipality, during the yeaIs
1919 and 1850 I.nEs NJ CALD,yEIJ Ptcn,,ler
Brick bAiidiags aud
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skW ORLEANS As.IsaAsr q. nKMlrrAae..

RTER, ALE AND ClDER-lj0 boxes
Philadelphia Porter, Aa and Cider pip,s and quarts,
by [dl3l L. WOOD u 90. Post ri, al My.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

THl Ans.IcAN ART gnIoN:.ro IHs rgsL.0 :.
Rs:' receive. ": :ss:.s.
v. ssss:: s:, ; s.; s y s:
70 :r &. : Il =. s
70, and the q s wss G
ana mailing i the course Of every yssr 70 as
60 9
Il % NJ: s ss a there sss
ever! :EpPSs: thu: the receipt. f., M would b
September tAs present ys.s TIE o.
s Il @
$40 members than the same day last year
III s.s ": shs
,nd hs s % whole nSs
present asss amounts This sssriSused
Rossu WI assS hss the
x. s S% ns IN Aps .
Of the country growing out Of commercial diflculses the
e: s: Sn
the have been driven 10 ae Alter
ton or Of defsrrns the distribution full nber
Asss nature
the latter best calculated 70 meet the wishes Of
avoid pccunary which would result
s'p" sses lSis and ea@%sss
issns member Of the ssuson: committees take Wis
opportunity Adverung wncn nave recently
been made upon them through the public press charging
thtm various with acts abusive OF their srus he
limits ofths preclude the possibility of the
committee noticing these attacks in detail But they
Of Ss
ed. The Art Union 10 exempt from the accidents
and depending
subscription, is liable The Managers beeye that tn; great
trre their support love aad taste for
art through Of territory and among greater
number Of other In Che world
la lie noble purposes the Committee Of MANAGE
Of its aairs and in this they
look with 70 the support and
Of the American Public
Robert Kelly, Adm. N. Cozzens, Andrew Warner,
NJ o. Roberts, Benz. H. Jarvis, Frederick A. Coe.
John H. Austen. Charles p. DAILY, VIM II. Appleton.
VIM J. Hoppn, Z. A. Duyctinck, Ersstus c. Benedict,
Henry J. RAYMOND, william B. Deem, George W. Austen,
George Curtis william A. Butler, Charles a. Russell,
George Tredwell, John p Ridner, N. Jarvis. Jr.
ARr UNroy RooNs. Dec. So 1881.
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DR. kELLINoKe HAs INDEEp soxE oAusE TO

nR. KELLTNGKR HAS INDEED SOME CAUSE TO
~ feel eated AZ pshpg what science has hereto
fore failed do-t been said and generally believed
bald for many years Dr. K will forfeit does
prove beyond doubt, that Mr. Diron frrmery Of New
tvsn,ys yesrs Mt. George W; wsllins. Of the chief
once had lost bis hair number Of years, which he
theust could be restored He has hne thick
ss curling head Of hair by the use Of few bottles Of
Mics eusaa Nilsson, OF No. 20 Norfolk street. had lost her
syehrovs and all her hair, and wig She hssrsased
bssdsed Ihoss yhe bias, ard say that esnno.ss doae
go Broadway and put him 70 the test They viii be axree
sby surprised When they get the Doctor phcscphy
street. Bold IN large bottles, t six for ST. 40 DOZEN
Alse Of Wid No tsl Broadway texnsivs confecton-
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

UoRErcN IxPREss.-PAcKAoEs AND PARcELs
EDwARDs, sANfoRD n Co.,
Az Adams n Co.'S, is and IS Wall street.
Express per Europe will close ~ 10 A. NJ
The 3st Drafts for sale. payable at Bankin Great
Britain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

DIP IRIsH MALT wHIsKRv.-rHR SUBSCRIBER
suyylye wises Ola rish Ccrk Xs, Wkissey which he
the article can be hsd ~ lie scrs s quantities. suis
B2r;fflL rooNAr, "a or.ssvish street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
T .ARGE AND PERENProRy SALE OF RICH rURNI.

AGE AND AND 6oRd. sA.E or RiCH luENi,
Is Nassau street. Fulton-R. c. KEMP win sell
ton above without reserve by order Of assgnees and
others whom large assortment valuable
Goods Pianoferes &c. adapted 10 the approaching ho
and drawing Furniture SUITE in rich French
tiocae Of which 10 really splendid and Of the very
mahesany Library Bookcases and richly carved
tops beautiful Etegsres carved mahogany Parlor Furn
ture in maroon. velvet plush and hair oloh rosewood
variety ro,ewoed Rush ssas Chat Extension Dining Ia
Ware Papier Mache pearl nlaid Centre Tables
steel Fire Sets French xantel Clocks in variety richly
tsss Mirrors Oil Pain,s siivsrpated Ware ivory Table
utable for presents Also superior 81 and
octave fiaBofortes from various city makers which
particularly worthy Of attention Catalogues ornng
az sale =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER Goops-rHI EIwARK INDIA
= Rubber nAnpfactuEins Company No. g Maiden lane
on nsnd snd cf FOR sale ehees bcc roothoia and
znsss nrcss 90 Balls and Doll He'd: q dinsrsss
line rsds under eeodsssi PsssnS msslIIS Isds ssssrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
THE HOLIDAYS.

NEW YEARS GIFTs.-N GOLDBACH.R OPTICIAN,
N "a Bowery has just received from Paris fine selection
honr ssssi miGfosoOpes and many other hns
the kind gold silver and steel speaoes and eye
glasses pebbles and persoopic glasses for which he has ale
ready acquired great in this city and envrons. Pleas
remember "a Rowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
NEw MEDICAL 1ooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL HOOkS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment Diseases and all
shs lindred snections-ustrated BY great number Of
wick D. lecturer on surgery aAd diseases Of the above
s.n price $40 Extract from Ss Boz on Hsdo. snS
esrEioM yournh-! may be said fesrlesy TO be equal
srs isr s,rsrer snyshns Of the hind published q
nsy Keep Yerss price IS ssats. Aushor Of "Ths "a
1sy Physician prise cents. Author Of WORK On Self
n wtsss RIa.ss price D. Per sale a. The psolissef
srkhcr. ~ Broadway. - W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
NEW PUBLICATION.

ccouNr BOOKS NEW FIRMS, AND ornsRs,
IN can he supplied with complete set Of first class
count oeh em our Shelves or have them made 70 order
iold Writers COLD Pens Diaries for 1872 and articles IN
cheap rstes-hCH 3 LoUrREL, importers and Msnu.Ac-
tursrs Of Stationery, 81 william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

A UCTI0N NOTICE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A n. n: Bush;-Ihis Day 10Y o'clock, in the auction
rooms 10 NSrth william sale and the last
scrPtons splendid Psnoforte Bookcasss ,iing Glass
e Sofas Sofa Beds &c; also, Fancy Articles Toys and
Jewery 60 splendid Watches for presents, &c. fine
gold in plain hunting suitable ladies
or gentlemen, all Of which warranted Wines Liquors.
Segars, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

III Z. WILLARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Furniture, Pian &o-Ths morning. at 10Y o'clock
the auction roon No. Nassau street. Of Pine
the auction general assortment of Household
niture all Of which Is we'll made, and particularly worthy
the attention Of housekeepers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

Toys AND FANCY GoODs-AT AyCTIoN-rHOMAs
Bell Auetioneer-This day. alto oclock, ~ GIG Broad
way second door above Houston street. the remainder Of
the stock Of Tos and Fancy Goods consisting Of all
Fancy Groups &C. Sale positive by order Of assignee
to close tiust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
HOMESTEADs.


RECIN THE NEW YEAR BY LAYING THE FOUNDA-
- ton Of Home.-The Greenwich Building Association,
perhaps the most promising Of yet organized hold
past seven O'clock in the Bleecksr Buildings Blocker
street. Norton. The great which has
shares sale At this meetrg TIE members reminded
that their fret dues will be payable this evening
resting addresses explanatory Of the principles
pected The public are invited TO attend ALI who wish to
avail themselves OF the full benefit should unite 1t once
Come and learn how you Home, large sum
in few years, BY small monthly payments.
CHAkLEs CRANE, President.
X. Ross, Secretary. DAVID MfLLIKEN, V.P.
rRusrkEs.
Wnism Wright. Psterc. Baker, w.B. Miiileu.
H. W. Deems A. Ackerson, ~ D. Tbsver
pRosPEcT HILL .yILL&oE AssocIArroy.-pRo
posas will be received for grading the land
citation until the lOh January 1882 Plans and specia
tons may be obtained Of the President with bro
hls must De lett marked, Estimates Grading &c
ALFRED $. PEACE, President,
WV FARMER, Secretary, I6l Third ayenue.
E2 Canal street.
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LIQt ORs.

M D. PETERS q CO. 800 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
W. OF choice Old Wines Brandies, Liquors and seg,rs
We recommend all who wish 70 supply themselves with
wines ana liquors for the holidays Give them call a.
sny house in the eity. First block above Irving Heuse
I oNDoN DOCK AND ALL OTHER BRANDS OF
- Brandiss Port cherry, Madeira Champagne. Clsret
nc. Wines hedcrs Swan and OLD Tom Gin, old Jamsics
Croix Rum Scotch and Irish whiskey old Havana
seEss Se for ssle IN any quantity ~ lowest whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

WORTHY OF roTICR, PARTICULARLY AT THIS
w seapn-In bottle, very choice old Brandies Port
nss5, "a Ss csTs. and Shsmgsns wp. a.
the celebrated Brandy Store. corner 81 Rrocms snx
Crcsby ssres for cash ony ~ 70 per cest less than a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

CAsT OFF oLoTHINo AND FURNITURE WANTED.
-Lseiss or ssn.Ysn having any cc,hins furniture
wey, o. stooh Eoocs 70 obtain cash
pros tie By thc subscrissr AZ his resi-
esncc or throu&n ne posi- Lsos nanded bv Mrs Cohen
M. s. COHns 6s aim street.
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" Z cAlRIuQfoN. AUcTIokEll.-cgoIcB AND
III. .. i.::sss SA ssS & u: Hs:.is.sa cs., %
81 ~ 10 g. ssn.:cs. a
1 s ssis ~
shSss q =: Which have been az
sas s.sss. vii !. On sSs :: he
s :s;::. ::I;:: :s:s
7 n. ALLEN: AycrIoEElR.-HEw YEAEs PRE-
iS y e. %; s:s my
Chr. r.. Csddi:s :Is.sd pare. $.sS: T.s':
Also variety q mshcssns Slssi wsiass ps.si ssi
chamber Furnturs sso An excellent second hand Piano
r. wxlsrcs5r AyCrIosTg .., WILL 4 SELL THIS
hure family q LAG yeh ORGANIZATIONS va
sss:s.:s: ;s:iss "a ss:;:
roshsr: cottage sh.r. two hacdsS|s av.n. ss
de- what noss srsndos carpets crocksry tumblsrs.
china. sci also elegant poodle dog Rain or shine
n COTTON AUcrIoNEER SALE OF NEW AND
On Sissss ai:s ~ Sss
At the Auction Rcon, No 50 BsshmAn and g Ann Streets
sisins q several sofss and Sofa Beds Cousins: Diysns
saf
p.s:' SrIs.H Es.s4:. On cl0sA.
ana Kitchen EuSnisII: g. :o thirty Sos.Sa K,sh:r
Oh osn Positively sss s hi:
VA L. VAN zANDr, AUcTIoNEER -sEcoND-HAND
Tapestry and Brussels Carpeting. New Furniture,
viii sell this day. - osioSi Tapestry asS
BRUSSELS Carpets but little ussd also Sofa Bedstsads
Wardrotes Desks Bureaus sc also Raisns, Champagne
Toys &C. The whole worthy the attention Of
" G. KEMP, AUcTIONEER.--PIAN0rOR AT
~ Aucton.-R; c. Kemp viii sell ~ auction this day.
noa. Iulten six sessns rosewood superior
sas asSy q <. s q: y
carved Rosewood octave P.noioIts. plate niaia with
forte Of exseednsy fine Tone valued At $500 beautiful
hsndsoms rosewood Pisnoforts and octave otsxcei
lent tones superior Cottage Piano. beautiful nsru
ment 7ocave of fine all of which will positively
sold without reserve, to pay advances.
III <. WILLARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Furniture Pisre. &oEThis mornins a. 10Y o'clock
H. willard auotioneer will sell this morning above
the suction general assortment Of Household Fur
pture all Of which s we'll made and particularly worthy
the attention Of housekeepers.
A UCTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
nR KELLTNGER rs Now PREPARED 10 SUPPLY

he KELLINGER rs new PREPARED TO SUPPLY
- foreign dealers and travelling merchants who hays
routes sssblished almost thef own terms His trsJ
rnblic IA ~ eeen PITY ,sn ,.,ssS
please All who have slyep trial His certan 70 re-
eve pain - used. The the Doctors sales increase
we larger he makes the profu Of the merehssn generally
issoid n Toronto Canada ~ IN rul s. James Bull
South Third street. and r. Heembo washinston D. c.
TT A. Iut1; In Boston. by Reddng Coi in New Oreana
BY y. Wrisht Co.. In Chariesssn T. O.. BY 6ovan Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

HOLIDAY PREsENTS.-0AIhE, GUILLEhOT B. CO..
late Marres larry Gaue. 48l Broadway, have just
received large and entirely new stock Of Jewery which
pAbes them TO offer TO the public splendid and
collection Of Arstea Jewelry and sets consisting Of Da
nonds Pearls Rubee and every variety
city compete With theirs % regards taste finish and
richness all the articles offered for sale this establish
ment being made by the frss artists In Paris NM G.. a.
Co. have also in their employ Of the best
jewey set sne according 70 TIE taste fancy
Of their patrons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

DREss CAPS. HAD DRESSES. AND EMBsoIDRRIEs
~ Hrs Levns s9 Broadway wishes 10 call the attcn-
Mon Of the ladies Of New York. and It's vicinity examine
e splendid and cheap assortment Of the newest aud most
fashionable style Of the above articles which she has
opened for the Christmas and New Year holidays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

WATER wANTED-A SMART AND ACTIVE MAN.
WHO understands the BUSH e:s thoroushy can obtain
good situation In restaurant None need apply exeep.
they speak German aad English Auently and who have
worked the business down town. Henry Gosling, 81
Lii rtY ttreet. frst house west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
CLOTHING.

Nov Is THE TINE TO PURCHASE YOUR WINTER
~ Clothing when fsrty cheaper than
heretofore30 Frock and Dress Coats, from 81 10 se;
2eo0 psirs q Pants from 70 So 1000 Vests rs cents 70
se Five Dollar Suit Store Of Grand and Centre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

VVArTED-A FURNISHED ROOM. WITH or WITH
w cut board for two ladies' Ia respectable Location
below Canal street preferred Terms 10 moderate
address widow Herald e1fse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
ADVRRfISgNBNvS RENEWED EVERY Day.
Pc RSON Al

EIFrH WARD HoTBL-T PERSON WHO BOR.
rowed the Indian ornaments for the purpose OF
sppesrins a the dinner will obge the proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
HOLIDAY PREsENra-.m BROADWAY CORNER

THE HoLIpAYs-l73 BRoApwAY-THE CHEAPEST
in the United States for Fancy Goods and Jewell
~ all des ptons that which has just been opened
No. S Broadway, third door above CorsIanas street By
Importer Of Precious Stones and French Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

RARE CHANCE FOR PRINTERs-FOR SAIL
"A chsar new and very superior Printing Press Of Ia
Hoe mtnuftcure together with Types Type Cases
ths tnturss Of Printing ofiee The above all new
viii be sola bargain. Apply 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

LSvENING SCHOOL OF MANHATTAN ACADEMY.
Il Fifth street, for young ladies and gen.
Nemsn, will be continued II weeks from this date.
yxyANTEp-A COMPETENT PERSON. AS TEACHER
w Ia distiiot common school Good references as 10
and qualifications required Apply personality,
by letter TO David j. Young oyster Bay, Long
Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

lsrity Of Lyons hsxretc Powders the Destruction
ofhedbugs cockrosohes moths. ants heas flea &o and
insects on psn and all osher insects has prompted Ger
dsr y,ricus denominsons, tor sse. Few OF these adi
vduah dared 70 give their rositions
son. The rropreto Of the origin article has In this city,
only the undermentbon "a agent and the principal depot
no "a Brosdvsy where also may be obtained Pills for
We nssntsnecus destruction q rats and mioe Both srh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

ID KnovAL.-sHIPMAN& ERpING HAVE RENovED
N 20 the store No. SO Liberty street, between Broadway
and Nassau street.
NAVY BAY AND CHAGRES ICE CoMPANY.-rHI
v Company having completed their Isthmus
md made 10 receive regular supply
prepared 70 furnish steamers and other vesse so nd
vduals, With Ice, Fresh Meats Butter Lard. vegesahe
&c ~ the shortest notice. reasonable prices
Chagree. Nov. 10. 1851. CLARK b CO., Agents.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

,iysl With essh capital Of from 81 600 70 $1,000
trade already established Of 1000 Or satis
factory terms Will transfer the trade TO house sstabhed
With suoient means Address Profit Herald once Com
uncstiOns thus received vii be treated strictly conf
Dental.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

A SHOE STORE TO LET, AND STOCK FOR SALE -
~ The Store, No $40 Bowery, doing 6ue bus
vi. Lss With the DWELLING and stock sold upon easy
owner having another store Is the Offering
Aprly TO L. D. kinshmer, $40 Fourth Avenue or on the
Iraullaa. = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

CANARY BIRDS.-CHARLES ROVE, IMPORTER OF
OEuropsan singing BIRDS 10 North William street, calls
attention 10 his superior assortment Of European sing
BIRDS consisting in German Belgian BIRDS
tlonG breeds) thrushes skyarks goofnches Sc Cages
IN the NEST elegant style ~ moderate prices 10 Norh
William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

CHILLING OFF SELLING OFF TO CLOSE TUE CON-
- al ISL FULTON street. Brooklyn. % below
The undersigned offers her splendid stock Of Paris
Fall Millinery for SALE NJ sacrifice q per cent on their
N.B.-ssors to let, and fixtures for sais-s bargain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-31

w ANrRD-A SITUATION 81 RESPECTABLE
w voups nsrrsd vonsn e Wet Nurse who has her
bsby thres Vssks ole; coed rfrsnce required Please
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Baking Of Horses.

We have always looked upon the habit Of
baking in the horse as incurable. We have
seen it lately stated that the Mexicans over
come this propensity by the following kind
treatment:
The driver approaches the head Of the
.horse, pats him gently on the neck and head,
speaking soothingly tc him all the while
after few minutes, while the horses sulky
humor somewhat subsidies, the dri"er com
mencss to blow very genly up the horses
nostrils, which be continues to do for few
minutes, then soothes and pats him again
and repeats blowing up the nostril, when, i
, Is said, the animal will be found TO have
been subdued. This is the plan, also, as sta
-ssd by Gatiin, that the Buffalo csiTcs arr
tanned by the Indians; whether it will proy'
successful in conqucring this radical fault il
tbe horse. we know not; il may, however
bs worth trial.
So far as arexperience goes, kindness il
one of the bestcorectives Of bad habits, Ell
sher iii man or biast and il may be that the
censle treatment indicated above, may Be
sfFicacIouS A0isrieea larmsr.