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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-04
NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY a.

Cam ibalism Owen Doyle, charged by Officer
Roach, Of The Second Municipality, with assault
and battery, with intent to kill John Fitzgerald. on
the Lsvee, and biting off portion Of his nose ON
the morning of the 18th of June last, was yester-
day brought up before Recorder Caldwell for final
examination. John Fitzgerald, Doyle's victim.
had to be arrested in order to obtain his evidence
in this case, az he had compounded the felony for
$25 with Doyle or his friends, and was about to
leave the STATE. The testimony Of Fitzgerald and
other witnesses examined, went 70 chow that the
prosecutor and the prisoner were both fremen on
hoard The steamer Saxon had quarrrelied for
something or for nothing. when Doyle knocked
Fitzgerald down by giving him blow in the back
Of the neck, and then Bit the lower portion Of biz
nose clean off The Recorder sent the case before
! the First District Court
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Later from Bermuda.-By the brig Swan, arrived
at NewYork on the oath ult., the papers of that
city have received files of the Bermuda Herald,
Advertiser and Bermudan, to the 9Th inst. The
Swan had the largest cargo of vegetables ever
taken from The Islands, containing, among other
thirgs, 100 bbls potatoes, 1876 bbls onions in bas
kets and bunches $50 boxes tomatoes.
X in is much wanted for vegetation, throughout
the Island, and many tanks, we have reason to
believe, require to be repenished, as the past win
ter and spring were unusually dry, and along our
highways the dust clouds are flying" much to
the Doyance of pedestrians. Aday's rain would
be hailed az general blessing. HERALD.
A BountifuL Crop.-The potato crop of this year
is, IN produ.tveness considered 10 be without a
parallel in the annals Of B.rmudian cultivation.
There are several instances of planters reaping
fifteen to seventeen bushels from one busliel Of
seed, and ten bushels from one of seed may be
mentioned as a common occurrence. The qualify
of the crop very SUPERIOR and the only regret Ii
that larger quantity Of seed had not been planted
i(1aZeIte.
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VERANDA, corner Tohoup.,or


WES TERN VERANDA, corner Tchoup,tou.
las and Julia s,.eet--Ths above er,abli .ment, IA
having changed ha ds ant undergone a compet f..lA
renOva lou, with furniture. tn prOptse, G9I
would respect uy that they date
name and Transient BOafdess a alye surpassed
the eiy.
They also that The BAR Of this house will
To.DAf lsth nsi.. at P. undes the hest Of
ment and furnished the choicest WI L,au,
J-aO u LANE b IUNN. lTup:etars.
ROARDlNG-Snge Gentlemen or Fannie.
~ DESTROYS Of Obts comfortable o a d and
l. dgiuE in private family, On reasonable terms.
can ne m'da'ed a, go { amp rpl 3ms -
MI RS. W. h. BROW N informs her friends an,
ASA the public that, having opened and Thoroughly
senOva. ed the WAvERLY HOUSE, No. - Gsnal !
ST. lately occupied by Mrs. Shall. )she prepared
10 ''eI every accommodation, bOth transient and II
permanent BOarss, that pains and psoure
NewOreaus. Noseinbef 5, 1850. MA lyos
s- ARCADE HOTEL.
THE public can be accommodated Us usrak
AT this establishment. The fire the Vi instant ak
did bnt slight injury the Hotel :
mh6 # u. W. DiCGEs h 10.
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Spring and summer CLOTnING.
FRANCIS FABRE u CO., 20 Magazine street,
respectfully call the attention Of their friends and the
pn p, e their large stock OF SPRING AND SUMMER
Nc They have also in extensive assort
ment Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS, to whcn they invite
particular notice. ana dS w n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-04

row PEAS-200 bags fresh Carolina Cow
~ Peas. landing hig ton, from Charleston for Gala
BY UyX BARELLI 4 co. u Common d,
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Gtnghams.. r Prints. COttonaties.
M + are now receiving per steamer Falcon, ships
w Maido Orleans and Hudson, large and desira6l,
assortment The above goods embracing latest styles
makes As0-Jaconets and Lawns, from low PRICED thu
finest Basees and Silk Grenadines, which inve the
attention OF the city and country trade
fel3 JOS N PALMER n co n Gamma
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anon ,ts cost Tue estimated earnings OF the combined
roads from sandushy TO Newark Ss5ooo and running
expenses &c $4,000 leaving for net earnings $4,000
which, after deducting interest bonds and rontal
sll5oo0 would leave for dividend sos 600 about l0
per cent the capital stock
case involving question Of principle and OF much
interest to the commercial community in which nearly
MI the Boston insurance companies were imme diately
interested has been finally decided after about FIVE years
litigation The plaintiff in this particular suit claimed
about $1,000 for damage to goods board ship Mosee
from Hayre TO Boston. after long winter passage Of
about one hundred days OF this amount about 800
proved to have been from water and about
from mould spots, &C., arising from sweat OF hold Ae
The defendants offered to pay without suit, the damage
by water but denied their liability from other causes
The plaintiff the other hand, insisted that the long
passage peril ns ured against and that all damages
arising therefrom covered BY his policy At each
stage the trial jury and the court decided that the
plaintiff was not entitled for mould spots Sc
and IL judgment against the defendants was only
for the amount which they originally agreed to pay.
This il appears test suit, many other de-
pended on its result
Abank has organized at Philipsburg New Jersey,
under the provisions ofthe General Banking law
The value Of the exports from Baltimore to foreign
ports for the week ending Thursday last amounted in
the aggregate s12955s % The principal articles
ported -four and obacco5955 bbls of the former
and 94s hhds. of the latter having been shipped.
The Manassas Gap Railroad Company at general
meeting Thursday last accepted the recent act of the
Virginia Legislature, under which the Commonwealth
becomes subscriber to the stock Of the company to the
amount of 100000, The company has purchased 1850
tons of iron, which will be sufficient to carry the road
from Alexandria to Farrowsyille, in Faquer county
The freight and passenger trains will be in full operation
TO Withers Depot, distant from Alexandria 81 miles by
the LIST Of January 1852.
The President Of the Champain and st. Lawrence
Railroad Company has made arrangements for the pur
chase of the iron rails to complete the branch to Moa
Island to be shipped early this summer. There is
doubt but that the undertaking will be perfected
during the present and that the year 1851 will
witness the connection of Montreal, by rail- with the
cities OF Boston and New York The extension from St.
Johns to Rouses Point will be finished in the end Of
June or the beginning of July next. The distances will
be follows, when the road completed From Mont
real wharf to Mofats Island IL miles from the island
to the junction beyond Laprairc, 941 miles, from the
junction to st. Johns, 1o6s from St. Johns to Rouse
Point, % 0S-Tota length, 43 20 miles.
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FINANCIAL.


MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK, CAS- BROADWAY
lvl third door above Blocker street. daily special
hours u deposit from four r. My resolution
Of the trustees interest at six cent per all
of sou aud under will be allowed the
trs days Of May June and July on all sums deposited dur
ing the months The charter Of this institution
provides that whenever there Is Of
thousand dollars in their Possession, the shall
divide the surplus and above said In addition to
the declared Interest ateahy amongst tho depostor the
cnect OF which will be TO the dopoors the whole
profits Of the nstuton Employers will advance the In.
teres OF their by inducing them TO avail themselves Of
the advantages OF this Institution.
ASsRosgC EfsGs- EDwiv j. BRows. GILBERT CLrIAvp,
LAsp President. 1styicc President "a Vice President
A. A. ALyoRD, Secretary.
Ambrose G. Kngs-Luther g. Carter, James vanSorden,
land. Abram Cummings. Edwin D. Morgan.
James Harper, Caleb =. Wcodhu II. WIN. 4. Mead,
Joseph X Taylor. Daniel Burtnett William J. ysler-
Fnoch Dean, u. Austin Mnr tine.
Edmundk .Bussing, Lewis u. Ioder Jay Jarvis.
AlonIa a. Alyord, James &. BALDWIN Thos w. Dick,
Stas &. Herring, Gilbert C1elaEd Henry stokes,
Denton Pear-ol, David kingsland, Geo. Webb,
John s. Harris, Eleazer Psrmy, Jacob n Isrrick,
Jacob Miller. Sa,sanlel c. Brad i0ya y Mtllian''
Edwin J. Brown, ford JOha II. Ware.
Hynderty n Shack.
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INSTRUCTION.

Culver u. GoLDsMiTHs WRITING ROOMS, -
~ broadway first above the fryug H0use.-Tsrms
reduced one han yS2 10 for 10 lessons cno hour each
Stationery ~ ets ~ lessons fr - including Staeary
able subscribing Ladies' Glasses ut II 4. W. and
"a oclo I. ", daily excepting Saturdays. Gentlemen
al A. NJ and and o'clock r. ". daily excepting Sa
rday Private Instruction lat tho rooms onlyl SIS For
sale, Gcldsmith's Gems Of Penmanshir 500
VUANTED-A CoyERNEss NOT TO INSTRUCT,
w but to perintend. in q ladies' school She must
speak the French Language fucny Apply az the ency
Oree. 20 East -Four tenth street, near Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

IACKsON's PATENT ANNUNCIATOR OR HOTEL
TelegrarhAn elegant and useful machine substitute
fer belle formerly in This invention has. yaraby,
,;n rs Nv I'D medal t ~ ssriesn si
silver medal nj the BOSTON Fair aud diplomas where
medals have been Previously awarded H. For - superior
class hotels in the Tuted states We present The following
testimonials who have had bell
hanging the use u and the fettSs ~ q Annanci,or,
nenr sirfn % yours Il the \, iu.t asking my
opinion 10 the merits 81 Iarksons Annuncaor Bel
TELEGRAPH he's state that have htted them NJ many
hrst elias hotels in various parts - the Gnon and esea
that possibly could ~ esreesedthat know ~ machine
that works correctly IN an its rart ani with much
simplicity ~ elegant appearance, ~ Vol a. it. general
and others a. tie most perfect Annaneator "a Bell Toc-
sraph nov IN Respectfully. yours,
THOMAS CHALMERS BELL Hangsr, Mercer street.
Cents.for the last three years have used Jacksons
Patent for hotels IN this city and state also
in Vermont Grd u hae proved cf perfectly sataetory TO
the wt yeeli decidedly oforinson that
sud Durability Ia itsg all other Anmunciaars that
have ever sen. SETH ". FULLER, Bsll Hanger.
Gents.we have mi your Jaessons Patent Annuacator
IN vsre large hotels cnd steamships. where they give
nyentpn, Tor combination mechan
lem durni ity freedom &c action and less liability 70 de-
rauEement urhcsiatingly vc u opinion that u
q superior 10 anything In use or tkc rprs sses,
Nrw YoRE March ., 1871, iTb Chrystie street
Der slr-Ilayns ru ~ two II your Anaaneaigrs ia
cer more perfect machine cannot ~ made. ~ srtsar
Rnce neat aud ornamental snd put up W tompttont
iitNRY WORKMANSHIP, nil Hanger.
FrffsnrrrHtA, March Z, l,5l ~ South Eighthst
Tho public respectfully cautioned AGAINST makins.
vendnFfor using infringement "a tts Tacut Mannlsc-
rany tgls william sroc New YORK. The patents Tor Eng
land, France. an i thc CGu0das. for sole.
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~ ESTEEL AND LUCRATIVE oCCuPArIoS.-THE
" advertiser will communicate 70 any lady or gentleman
printed Instructions In two beautiful art sufficiently
pe 10 enable either TO practice the same as gcnteel
lucrative occupation, either for profit or amusement
requiring previous knowledge, and but trhing outlay
whereby leisure time be probably filled up and
Gorabie income secured In the PRODUCTION Of articles In
slant demand Stevens, Utica, writes: have turned
your % profitable account the article being in
Ssa request In the neighborhood. employ myself early
and late days. The instructions will BE- punctually
forwarded By return Of mail 70 r-rt 81 the United states
free Of postage for ST. by addressing 4. L. JEVNEHoAhE
re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

NEW BOOKS, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, MAGAZINES.
~ Aarman Ormshy, Fnttishtrs and booksellers. beg
latc 70 call the atnt,n ~ bookseller magazine
dealers and redlars Ia rnb atops
gines. and ct books Morally 70 their book and
riU@iga establishment a. the ~ Ann and Nassau
streets Nee YORK Nhcic can he found large aud varied
~rtusut ~ all tie mpst recent cheap publications.,
Erts &c. which their large facilities aud peculiar
fragments enable them ~ sell - tue trade a rubhsrs
l0wtrt a. y. pledge the uursmttting care
pttNac and attention ~ all who viii favor the With
patronage ana assure The trade that nuttng hall - want
inc Their side u give their custumers TIE most unquahes
sasfattur try dealers. p.dar-, carriers, &c. Ac, Si1
hnd IN counter the la. issues u az publishing houses,
both Tie boob nnd periodical nr and atention
viii tisir business All tie savrs and other serials,
IN New Ntrk, Philadelphia Boston and eise where,
viii he found their eaces hours ~ ruhi
ca cement that ill ~ found a rgr.al interest,"
ant IN rortuuot q al city dc-r9 carrr and eanyaesers.
GEORGE tkARNNN. THOMAS 0KMsBl, Publishers and
Booksellers corner Ann and @as=au streets New York
IE RkNs.tTLANrtQUE--A WEEKLY FRENCH
IL sent ~ etrrs Lurprcan steamer The sub
critters respectfully Informed that the hrt number
Which w erritg ~ tc STA viii - then delivered A. tha
thtt IL urrin ~ Grossly, s. William street, L. hstmonco.
- Broadway snd S0ath William street, the French Cir
orlatnr Library, - Broadway.
NLD BOOKS AND PRINTS. Sc. At TUE OLD Curl
Tase frd ever, ing old curious interesting, and
Sush cgmbinatiGn ~ literature and the never
before. JOIN n NhAILt, w Nassau street.
aid BooKS-THE HIGHEST CASu PRICE with
" he r old books, IN large small
ts ~ undressing note a. A. Bowling, AZ g. Slnnon4
Post tffec Bocktt. =. i u srty street.
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CHICAGO AND GAIESA TEN PER CENT RAILROAD
" bonds SJCn. The subscriber offers for sale cso ~
the bonds u the Chicago and Gaeua Railroad bearing ten
per cent interest under authority from the lFi-ature
payable in New York and the principal convertible IN the
stock Of the company time within years, Ibsroai
forms link in the chain 81 roads from the ATLANTIC
cities 60 the Mississippi river and also val
liable local trac IL ~ % the roads in the
world having but about Si0GD per mile Elsn,
dend o. this Company wa eight per cent Tor s months on
Tie hrhed portion II the road The above meutou
The roadto Bcyiderc 70 which point i under egnraot
These ten cent bonds sale IN amounts % Sp aud
ten ~ 100 cent with interest from 1T May NEXT aud
JonS TnohfsoN. 8, wall street.
- EMITTANCES 10 ENGLAND. IRELAND, AND
IN Scctland.-Drats on sale for any amount from Al
upwards which viii be cashcd any Bank IN the uuitcd
KINGDOM Also, Packages &c every description forwarded at
low rates ~ all the steamers any part of Europe Ny
EDWARDS. SANFORD a cos TrRnsetlsntic Express,
vt Adams n Cos u and y Wall street
Small parcels will he received til hapast nine A. ~ of
the day q sailins a every steamer 70 Europe.
5000 O0O-MoSEY TO LEND on BOND AND
pSOOsOOO mortgage. IN sums q suit applicants,
% roduetfc real estate in this cy. brookyn ~ Ntms
Crotan Water once basement ~ H-sums q SsOdU aud
upwards will Be loaned "a six cent good city security
GIG 600 TO loan At sly rER CENT tNrE-
pso,oVO rest IN bond md mortsaee y one " more
lean brooklyn srd Wlan.burFh property ~ .ums 10
suit an leants. AMY g ., JOHN :. coNRkl,
-. = Wall street, corner - bssal.
81. 900 WAITED rrov noxD ASD MORTGAGES
cfge,
MONEY To trvn.-prRsovs WISHING To BoR.
w row FROM $40 500 shrtt periods. fair cott
trul security he accommodated with the cash ~ al
dressrg note r. v. H. box ~. 3.ts Post oihse.
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SPORTING.

~ ATS RATS-rwo HUNDRED RATS TO 30 KlLLED
~ ~ the house ~ Wm Buc-. i'2Broadwoy o. Wednes
ray eyehtnr April ~ ANY gentlemen wishing 30 ry thctf
dog may ~ the above n4ht six cents
Aofhissicn = cents, e. commence it o'clock.
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vTN0 THE GAS FILTERS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Il AT preliminary meeting Of portion of the Gas
Filters Of this city, Tor forming for
the protection Of TIE mechanical branch Of the trade
Mr.. Alexander Shepard, in the chair. 1t was
Resolved, That general meeting he held "wednesday
evening next the 23i April s at the Fourteenth Ward
Hotel, OF Grand and Elizabeth Streets at O'clock
precisely for the above purpose General attendance
quested.
BLANK BOOK sEwERS-WANTED, TWO EXPERT
- enced hands, to whom liberal wages will be paid no ne
but those accustomed TO the business need apply
w. w. ROSE, Statoner, IL Wall st.
WANTED-EMPLoYMENT AS A SHIRT CUTTER OR
w Pantaoon Cutter, in wholesale clothing store A
note addressed Cutter Herald office, will with prompt
attention.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL PANAMA, n. C.-rIIS EsTA-
n tshment the largest public house the lsthmus u
situated high ground the airy and healthy por
ton o. and In the centre o. business by Kind and
crr.fu attention. hope to share the patronage 81 the pub
lie. N. GIDEON ELY, and J. VI. STAPLES, frorrstors.
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MUSICAL.

49, ~ ~ s. ~ M n 81
N,oIIAN PIANoFoRTEs "A NEW AND SPLENDID
IL FOR tho sale a r. Gilbert Co.'S celebrated
Fanca with without the 0an accompaniment, has re-
Gently opened by Waters Berry, SO Broadway,
~ huthony street in addition O thr armer establish
ment al Broadway Prom the greatly Increased demand
er the niaa fanofertos pnd tho testmouais ia their
received from on par's ~ the country they
they have only % become known 70 take precedence n III
others Prices ~ toan Papoiortcs, from So y 100
Grand Pianos, with aud without tho E0an. Second had
pianos taken in exchange. Planes ~ hire.
WATERS FERRY 8j3aud 81 Roadway
Two ROSEWOOD PIANO ToRTEs ron SALE OR To
hire ehean, ard music taught horuuvhly Unt
price Spa th, other VI octave % s7b Aso. $50;
beautiful harp 90 500 ono dnlcr 70 So aad variety
guitars. aceordconH ard vians cheap. Apply o. "
DumsdaY teacher N the above aud s.nrur ~ 81 Ctand
STREE, corner - Greene street..
NOR sALE--AS ORGAN, HAVING TEN sTorS. ~ 4
Cretian case THE organ u enttrty new al ~
quality. " will te sold low application y % Ham
mond street, between and > o'clock Y. ~.
nRGANs-THE SUBSCRIBER PRACTICAL ORGAN
~ builder rra OR sale The fo wing organs IT ten
saps two eight stops three 81 - stops and tive 81 four
Ft0fs in Gothic Rni Grcian casR Also wo raror
r. tx stops RICHARD " fEkkiS - boWery
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mis- CELLANEOUS.

WALLS 4 MATHEY, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH
w and French Watches and Watch Jewels have
moved to No II Nassau street. second story Of John
street.
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poer OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER EAST
ter bags will close this liverpool London Ire
land France all parts Of Germany foreign coun
tries, on Wednesday, I'D April at 10 clock. A. n
AARON SWARTS.
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poeT orrIcE. .cHATHAx SQUARE. CORNER EAST
saF. viii close oe. iSr i rsrposi fonSos, Ire
tries, on Wednesday, 2sd April. At iooeloeI. a:
TIEsIxTY;TIFTHA NNIvERsARror ST GEORGES
zsd tickets for the obtained at TIE Follow
ISn Once barclay street. DR. Eeass Presilsa % Las.
STREET H.. and "a g the sss.rd r. Waller. 10
street; Z. walker. ia Fulton street. -"
TING sIxTr;TIF1M AsSIyERsARY OF 81. GEORGES
sssissy VII a, t divine ssryss g
Tie Rev Dr. yatea will deliver an address before the
taken VI IN aid Of the Charitable Fund Of the Society
THE LADIES or THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY AT
taehed to ST. Patricks Cathedral will hold their seventh
n 40 IN m AP pa Il me ,Gs
book stores the sexton Of the Cathedral aud at the door
on the evening Of the festival
CARD.-MEs. BEMAN is AsTeSIsuED AND
"A panied learn se has that published BY her
few days since should have caused unworthy 70
r.
fore Necessary g STATE that % far from violence
in common she believes with all their has
Likeness kndnss nhiea are rater 10 be expeeted from
APPARENT than landlord The ecctmsnt and which
tailor whose i the door II No. Astor House.
Il is needles mai % for ars Bemsn at place
save Mr. liindhaushs tailoring establishment No. vesey
New York, Saturday, April 10. 1851.
NoTICE-A MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBERS TO
the Coored Home, for the purpose electins
and managers for the will be held
day 18th inst, ut the lecture Mercer street
church entrance Greene street below Clinton place.
Punetuality to the time respectfully requested.
NoTIcE.-TnE OFFICERS or THE MARINE CORPS
Navy and Army respectfully invited attend the
funeral Of the late Captain Richard Douglass United
States Marine Corps from the residence Of his
David L. Mckee, No. Dl High street Brooklyn Tuesday
the I'D inst, ut half past o'clock, r. NJ.
". ID. SALTER, Comd't,
fers his services agent in all matters
to lands in Texas but particularly select
And patents the nd will
be made known when informed done Address
ii. q. CArLETT, Dallas, Texas.
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WAR DECLARED.
w War IL dee Jared Nhen' Whomf and asainst wteu1
The insect world. my friend; now hear it, doom
Yer reaches, ants, heas. bedburs. rossbugs ri,s.
The Lyon hunt " up the victim dies:
Lyons Magnetic Powder -howerinr death
I'm Wall aud haor, store every insects breath,
While Pulls Magnetic the rats and mice
Do fatal execution IN a trice.
Lyons Magnetic Powders and Pills
Eysry insect aud vvrmin KILLS
Depot s2u nroadvay,
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-. = SASEs
CEkTREvTLLE COURSE PACING-wEpNuspAY.
AeHl e at ~ o'clock, 7. Parse. sis. Nile heats.
Best three In i've harness. ~ Mcclure eaters n. ca
ynsa shd y Woodrud enters r.. Lady Bcyins. y y.
Nodne enters ch. Dan Miller. mmedatcy afesr trct-
PsIsre, -, mile heats 60 wagons VIM. Whelsn, enter
conhhn enters D. e. Ceatre,lle Hustled and Keadaii )
line 81 omnibhsses will leave Fson ferry Broakyn fsr
the course at " NJ r. M returning as soon = t1e
sports are over. Fare each way q cents
JOEL CONkLIN Proprietof.
CENTREviLiE COURSE l.. L-RuNNINc AND TROr
- ~, is hprA At two o'clock p. h-Rannng
eh Msther; J. ID. Neyell names voan. u,eaa1.
immediately after trottng. Iurse So mile heats bsst
d. PiFer enters b. Vim. fool; Vim. Wh.ian cntsrs !. -
sLaokelback H. Conkn enters br. CentrsSlle Wnstsd
kendslls lire 81 omnibuse- will leave Fniton E.rrs
thesrprts over. Pare each way, q cents. -
JOEL CoNkLlS, Proprietor.
TTNIoN COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTING TO ooAxEScx
~ with grand beld Of horses-The foilow wing sweep
stake will come OF Tuesday April I'D o'clock rre-
csely Sweepstake OF nifty dollars half forlei SO add
ed ~ the rropretor-me heats best three in five,
harness George Nelson enters b. Black barry; A. n.
Dixon enters b. Ralph John Williams enters b. Nj.
J. D. AeMann enters bl. Senator J. Woodruff
ters ch Reindeer ID. Pfer enters Dutch Charley.
the proprietor towards putting the track in order for shs
occasion. JOHN J. SkEDlkER, Proprietor
TTNIoN COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING.-A PURSE OF
To Tuesday, April ~ Mile heats, best three IN
i've TO harness; TO close Friday April H. Mr. William
Maddens IN Chatham street. At " o'clock Pm Three 70
JOHN J. sNEDIKER. Proprietor.
The Jenny Lind Line Of stages will holsy from the
1rand street and Peck clip Ferries, Wamsbursh farv,
and two rcock, at Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. Fare
way, Is c nts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

VIZ ANrED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
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