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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24
d16 BloApwAY. pETwEEN GRAND AND pRoonl

A1R BpoADwAy BETWEEN GRAND AND BRoonB
white front hose 10 the great central depot for the
hnEers Lniment and Magic Fluid, for the hair dystts
aie Sasm sctenens Pulmonio Syrup, Dr. Grsys uisrs
Blshss and sands parls ar,
bottles Brandreths and the celebrated wAshiag Pis
Man haitian Plasters. DR. has beyond doubt
ths ne has the only article that vii restore the hair Sold
Jesuit All circumstances. Large family bottles 81 ST. ~
per dozen, cash.
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RowERY rHEArll,- MONDAY HyEsINo. FEB.
& !: e: .:s ::
viii 4: ~ .s:s Se
;sSns Ms: w'RS ssl sPsssss Mrs. Jssd.r Lyd DsrsS
siis Ii. ia.cu: dram. styled YfpocS.Euss.s vasss
a.i:s: II
RuRToS.s THEATRE. CHA xRERs STREET. BEAR OF
s;:, s:
arm chairs ssn na Door 90 oess a 10 bsn
Grs y. saSs ~ ~;
Fsis A s asish h r At;
he ir Bland M. snua.. Mr. h hsssss in
RRouGHAMs LYcEUx BROADWAY, MAR BRooxE
o. g. rch. Dfs' s SIi .. Hs rssIqss r:G
open 6I b.sa evening F.brusry
.s osG And T
IT Lynre CAPTAIN Sydney cGurtOwn Mr. BrouFssm Mis-.
sniss Win danes L. st;rsnns u eeasass Win a. x:
Aso DUNN SissS ossi o.
MARGINAL THEATRE.-A. II: PURDY PRoPRIE-
81 seats in P1Ssts Bes IN olsles'rs Boz.
% n. the RV.
ST sExiGo Or, Y..Lss Right SIDE HeazsSfSah short
81 MI SsSsIS
d. ssis Henri s.
MESHANIcs. HALL. NO. ya BROADWAY. ABOVE
further nstss. Tho original and we'll known CARISTYe
nINsrRELS comprising efficient and versatile osrps
srGss,son Of ays nave been received 9Th favor
oents Doors at half six st
seven ceioos The patrons Of Chrstys hnstrels
oerts win be discontinued for tho future On Saturday
next, WAshiDgtons Birthday afternoon concert
mencins o'clock On Saturday next March ls annual
benefit of j. b. Donnecker.
tween Howard and Grand street.-the manager begs 10
state that the i'm Eiven
Concerts every evening for the last eleven months
70 engage artists Of the very frat talent produce
losQue italian Opera seena Buresque Baiet
Opera CITY, On Wednesday and saturday
sConesrt commencing At NJ for the accommodation
families Admission Is cents open 81 half past g.
concert At half past o'clock.
MRS. LEsDERNIER WILL GIVE READING FROM
ming 18th instant At half O'clock the Stuyve
ssnt lnstitute Programme ns Scenes from Asc-
yenice The Song sappho by Mrs Lewis; seecton
at the door.
MINERVA ROOMS, 4O6 BRoADWAY.-NAGLgs
AVA Grand Panorama OF Ireland, psnted by the
artists ON sketches taken within the last throe
Irsh musc, an rshmans illustration Every even
ing At III o'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
ooook See handbis Admittance Is cents; children,
under IL, half price.
pANoRAMA OF THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS, AT
exhibition 10 commence at o'clock cents
Aso every Wedr esday ana saturday afternoons At three
o'clock, whom children will be admitted price, De-
toriptive catalogues l2h cents.
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ADyRRTISEMRNrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE |,


--s>S~~~>~>~>>>>~-~7~~-~-
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.-NBw FORK
and Phiisdslpha aireet-United etatcs Mall Line
Throush in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
euosf 20 - for hrst class AMI o. 10 second oa Leave
New York ats A. M from foot of Courtlandt asd At
a. M sna y. NJ, from foos Of Liberty street. Leave
rhadsirhis ~ and pa n sad sP r.. from foeto.
Wsisv, sf~~ss
RIvEs OPENED TO BUDsoy.-roR ALBANY
~ steamboat Columbia. Captain @. v. King will e,ve
pier foot Of Cedar street. tomorrow tTuesdayl Ave
o'eloek T. NJ by " and n. Rallrnsd.
LroR Albany AND INTERMEDIATE Ian pINos. :
Tho celebrated steamer BUFFALO, Capt. smi ~ will
leave the foot q Barclay strsst this tnondsy) afternoon
o'clock Pssseu and freight will be gussn,ied
BE landed ~ Albany Ter raage freight sppy board
pENNsYLyAsfA RAILROAD COMPANY AHE NOW
u forwarding Foods 20 Pittsburgh In ave days, from
philadelphia the follovnE low rates via First Glass
Day Goods SHOE Hss sc 81 100 lbs secosd Glass;
Bales Brow n,Au ns Groceries Hardware &c. sots per
loo hs ThirdQueensvare, Coffee, Tin, ko 80 cts 100
lbs Feurth-Ashes Tar Pitch, &C. 80 cts 100 lbs No
scmmseons charged for receiving forsardug Goods
Philadelphia Pittsburgh Goods from New York Boston.
q the Eastern Manufacturing Com pane 70 insure
sspstsh 70 Ptsbarsh. asa all parts Of the Great West
1ouid be eonsisnsd 70 vo...na.. 80.
P.nnv.n. Rsiiros COMPANY 77l and rs Market street,
PHILADELPHIA bcFApEN CAvoDE. AGENTS,
Canal Balm Pittsbusrh.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.


s>>~~>~~>~s~~~
COMPARTMENTS NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed coparnership under the
and style Of Rowland, Richardson and Co., for the
% manufacturing hallets' Improved Ball Tele-
srsph. ipatented October, 1913 for hotels steamboats,
ard private dwellings at $40 Green vich corner Beaoh
street. CHARLES ROWLAND,
LEWIS @, RICHARDs0N.
JOSEPH sTAPLks.
nIssoLUTIoN. COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
IL fore sxspg between the subsorbers uuder the name
and rn Of Disks Merritt, this day dissolved BY mutual
consent THOMAS ". DICK. Jr.
The 81 hscrher will the tuness At bis coal yards
RANDoLPH MERRITT.
PARTNER wAN1ED-IN A MANUFACTURING
business loosted n the city, the profits Of .heh will
e.otins the business. being entirely sash Any person
having $1,000 to $4,000 In cash, its Equivalent
maze an arranssment 10 their entire satisacon by
plying to PIERRE q. VAN WYCK
At 10 Wall street, room 10.
CoLR AoENT OR PARTNER wANrED.-THs ADvER-
~ tser who ufacturer Of peri umeries and other
articles apperaining to the toilet wishes connect
self with tleman Of business habits vhs could under
tate the selling Of the business that the advertiser
vote himself TO manufaotung only In Of
nership the um Of coo would be required. Address
"Psrfumer." Herald ofhoe.
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f>ARp-rS JUSTICE 70 rHs NEW FORK rRIsUsE,
~ Desire 10 say that csmmuneaon apresrsd in that
ryer on THURSDAY morning. he 9th inst RRAcrich
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I ADiss AND oRrILEuEN ARE HKResv INSPECT
my Informed that they obtain tee foil value In
sesh for All desc ptoss 81 cothns
ss second hand articles In general By sending their az
ars throvgh etksrwse. calling Jss. ueronev
nstore, Ne II Orange street. sssr Chs.hsm street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNlTuRR WANTED
ladies gentlemen having supsrhueus Clothinr or
Fnrnture, Jsveiry etc. 70 dispose o. obtain
ce Tor the same ssudiss The susso-her h rrsi-
oence, ~ note OF appcintmsnt N. COHEN, ~ Reade
strVetI ~ stArs, Ladies attended ky VI. .shss.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

THE NEW VILLAGE or tTRATTON PORT, ON
lusning Bay; between Co iese Point and Flushing
Of pure air and hDs scenery with pursuits
the establishment Of village Flushing Bay distant
only eight niles from tho city and accessible By teambo
many times day and BY plank road from Wiilam,burgh
Point and laid out the shore Of Flushing Bay which
itoverooks for miles, The location is proverbay healthy
and possesses the great of lying the edge
deep water 20 deep thati passengers can land from
Point is only some go yards from Flu.hnG with which is
connected ~ plank road. The site is owned by
Longey flammer, and consoted short time ago. OF 800
lots 90 by 100 feet 900 lots however sold in double
sco The next a0 will b held A. $780, As
ton distance, land water commune atony the
ety-salubry Ane other advantages regard this village
as sans parc among the sites recently laid out New
YORK. In order to obtain the minumepd price of the lots
tol /. will be NECESSARY to apply without delay.
LONGLEY FLAhxER, z27 Wooster street, whose
full reanoe may be Placed and who will
give persons desirous of purchasing opportunity
loot the Those derous Of would
do well TO call as above. morning before oeloek
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ROADWAY THEArRl-K A. MARsHALl. SOLE
!. :s', ss5sss Hs:ss:; - viii
M Cenvsy Sir Peter Tsasis Mr. DsvdgG Sir vsr Sur
isss Barrett; Jeseph SsrfAss YrsdsriskG CHsbres.
Whitrg Lady Teaxe BHnnett Mrs. CaAdour. Hrs.
hsSGss 7. oo,sluts with a: fsses q DE DILT0nra.
hr. Isb srwood; Zoe Miss 0eugeahsm. Doors win open
haf the curtain win rise ct o'clock gseissiy
bress Circle and Psrquet 80 eests Family and Third CI-
Giles, - cents GALLERY. l2k
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Genin,s Spring Fashions for IssI.-Gonin

ealntts his feLds the opening q the ing osmpagn
lie Has Of style and quality far in advance of
has heretofore eheed Gsaia does no. srroglo %
many le,ders he might DO oonounded with one
Of the dignity but the only fair test Of exeslenoe he
wishes the public TO decide between the merits Of his four
dollar Hats and the coee tive stocks Of all his rivals irrs
spsctiye Of price. GENIk, ia Broadwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24
u CIIF FTINK
CHARLES l.. BARRIrT,
United states Pate Mt Agent, 2o2 Broadway.


Vim. H. Beebe Co. Haters It5 Aroat New York. viii
the Spring Fashion for Centemens Hats fer 1851
Saturday The frs day CT March ensuing. This style hiss
been modelled with Of with the
sharp angular by which the Hat has been long
tc thousand different shapes in the vain endeavor to
produce something which might bear the title OF gey
VIM d H. Co. having determined at this period e digest
the truly beautiful" the art Of hatnr OF the misty
veil Of anauad BY which has been 30 long OBJ
surve and "orelps ae in perfect conformity with Arts
kgheGt modethe human form and face diyins-in she
sosfdent expectation that will be at approved and
greeted with deserved admiration In regard 20 material
Workmanship W. III. d. Co. have simply remark
their upon the we'll kno character of
the hats manuao ured ~ thtm which have established for
themselves reputation that is without precedent. and be-
yond all cnpirson In eonnsction with the Fashionable
Hat VIM H. Beebe g. would remark that they have pre-
Jared, VITA view Of accommodating their cugtorcers
yeral different styies which preferred will BE- made 70
yeuths who ale about Changing the Cap for tAe more
manly Hat all u whek th friends aud the public in
Nicd to examine and judge Of for themselves. WI H.
BREBE co. l5 Broadway and III Liberty street. L. ..
VIM D. Besbe Co having completed their newly ers,ted
Hat Harufaotory offer respeetfu invitation TO the citizens
Of New York and all Others who feel interest in the
PRESS 70 visi. their establishment a.
time after Tuesday tho third day Of March, when they win
be nes happy 70 exhibit 70 them The perfection Of tie ar
ts whiah, with its fscea for manufacturing
ere doubtless without aparailsii in the known world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.
~~Na-Sy>s~

brooklyn kUsLUN-PRoPRIEToR AND MANA
~ GER, MI + n. Kent Prices reduced-Parquete
GALLERY l2 evening Feb a. will DO I'D
the FkkNC CHI SPY-kAtde de Marie, Mile. ALDER Colin.
y. N. Kent. eongs and dancas To conclude with the
drama in acts Of HAPPY REsULrS-Moderatisn EASIER
brook Mr.. J. +. Adams Harriet, Mrs J. r. Adams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

MOHAWK VALLEY RsIExoAp.-pOoEs or SUB
scrirten foe one million q the capital stocs Of tas
nohavk valley Railroad Company wall be opened under
ne direction o. the underlined Cornssioners a. the
ssnn IN this =, On the 2sth inst Applications
ne Commissioner statae IN. pppiisd for in
closing the ten rer cent, required Nv Law
JAuE8JR0OsEvELT1
ABIJsH MANN. Jr. y Cos missisnsrs.
A. q. FLAGU,
New TORT, Zen. III 1851,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24
THE BALL SBASON.

V0UEG GUARD EXTRA SoIREE-NOTICE HACK
bringing company 70 ths above aoiree which tskes
place this tMondayl evening" At kblo requested TO
their down. with their horses hesds facing
Broadway and take them in order BY order of
JESSE PArriSoN, Hack Inspector.
YOUNG GUARD BALL.-sEvEkAL TICKETS FOR
Il the Young Guard Ball have been lost nisaid. No
tee hereby given that will be admitted unless
his ticket shall be duly regietered. by order.
@. A. THOMPSON, Secretary
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COAL.

COAL.
STkAh BOAT coAL-N Size AND QUALITY NJ
saAp'ea 70 use. Tor sale by the cargo
saarses FTfLER h co. Philadelphia
cute orders for spohn and lie Veins Red Az s,ss
and White Ash from Broad Mountan Of All sI,ss a. a..
"~''s "AANhes oraers are respectfully solicited.
S.TrLkh y CO. rhiiadelhiap
COAL AN NOW DELIVERING TgE BEsr Ryp
nstOve hrd egg, At - rs ton veil screened and
wich streets. PkrEv IN ~ rnx
4 GAL AT REDUCED PRIoIs-BRoAD MOUNTAIN
behish, camel Liverpool, and Peach OrohsrI fror,
most tptfoyed coierss aud prepared with utmost
,s rsguced rrteee The csAls heinz cover anSe
'vnaimsheo CRY IN vet weather. =. y. REEvEk co.
Ssnrsy, cor Canal and Elm and jane sns Yves, sss
CoAL 5000 BUSHELS VIRGINIA coal ArLoAr
asureiior srtcle fer fmitsss auf manufsoturiuE
Inrrt nov dischsrgpg ssd for sale low In lots 70 suit
Ppeoses ABBY At the coal ysrd No " cliston street,
GA. AaBLER.
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pANoRAHA OF THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS. AT
Washington Hall, hss BROAD say.-Ope. every evening"
exhibition 70 commence At o'clock Admittance IS cents
Also every Wedr esday ana Saturday afternoons three
O'clock. when children will be admitted half price,
toriptive catalogues l2K cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

MINERVA ROOMS, 400 BROADWAY.-NAGLgs
1 Grand Panorama Of Ireland psinted the
artists ON sketches taken within the last throe
fidelity terest aud beauty alied-wh songs
Irish musc, and Irishmans illustrations Every even
ing At ~ o'clock Wednesday and Saturday at
ooook See handbls. Admittance Is cents; children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24
NFECHANICs' HALL. NO. l72 BROADWAY. AROyI
EELLows OPERA HOUSE a. pRoADWAY, BIZ.

MRS: LEsDERN!ER WILL GIVE READING PROM
AVA Shakespeare and the American Poets Tuesday
ming 2bth instant At half O'clock at the Stuyve
fsnt Institute Programme as follows Scenes from Mac
iom by p Willis; Trial Scene the Merchant of
venice The Last Song of sappho by Mrs Lewis selection
from the Yelled Prophet Of Khorason; by reque) The
Bells by Edgar A. Poe. Tickets fifty eeRt to be obtained
at the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

Let fashion open ITS ranks, right and left,
for the suei o. the sasontke Lockhear Spring Hat for
1851 France cannot New York equal, IL In
m, del Call and the superb assortment Of Spring Has
Cape. he, IT LoCKHEARTs. Gt Breads ay.
Dissolution. Great bargains at 40
Bsecier street. $500 worth Of fancy dry goods to Be
sold saerhes to close the usinss The entir
stock must be sod before Nay and will be ssd less than
1t consists Of hosiery, gloves simps rinscs ac-
Embroidery mlinsry goods which have been bought AZ
auetor cash. Give call ,and will be fattshei
what we,sy 10 true LINDLEY hUNDY. $50 Beekss st.
One, two, three, four. five, SIX days re-
main during which names will BE- registered 1t 2s Brosd-
Way, for Godtmths half pr essses In psarnansaip The
toofs Will be shut AZ ten o'clock on Fnd evening next
Mr. 0oldsmhs class tuition does not interfere in any
With his private letops for which his nne Of
fer every venieuoe ard acoonmoaation.
For Albany.-The steamer Buffalo, owned
Ny Capt HsncoI leaves this hfernoon o'clock II
mistaken this boat opened the navigation last
SPRING and FROM her well known strength, the
81 her have doubt she will reach Al
bsny to- morrow morninr.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, 20 Color the
the hair skip IL he washed Immediately without
dgturbns the soor and has bad oder. IL 10 Appted
sid, ~ PHALONS Wig Factory No. 1T Broadway
~ Dew street, And by all he druggists city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24
q 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR sAIEs-rHE SUB

o
property his two tracts Of land being about
acree including some thirty Farms, lying
east and west eide Of the Noversnk River in Coun
y,NY. There the prem Uses Tanners
eight ten Saw Mile, Grit MIL and Churches
These LANDS distant about 100 miles
City FROM 10 10 miles from the Delaware
mall from aOto 50 miles frsm the New York and Erie Rail
and further particulars, apply 10
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PUBLIC LECTUR Es.

HORACE GREnLEY, ESQ, WILL DELIVER A Lee
ture on Success or faiiare in Life At the Female
Academy. Brooklyn to- morrow Tuesday, evening" z5th
inst, commencing 1t o'clock Tickets IS cents At the
dotR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

EVERY NAN HIS OWN LANDLoRD-MOUNr NOR
II ris Homestead. situated that beautiful level land
known the Harlem Race Course The subscription Hat
the above desirable property rapidly SLING uphe ots
selected thus giving the earliest applicants
the beet choice Thirty cent the purchase
I'VE es ton Every facility win DO gwen snd money
awarded to build. For prospectus. &C. apply g. JE3Su-
RUN, Nc. Clinton Court Heekn strest. near NASSAU
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MUsIC-A LADY, OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL
AVA abilities as Pianist the mos unexocptionabls
can be given Is to take two three pup
addition to those already teaching She will
noruct ii at their Residences her dwelling.
Terms-Ior beginners So those advanced 81: Apply 70
&. c., Herald Office -
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CEN0R FABRICIAN0 CALZADo, LATE CHIEF BASS
- singer OF the Cathedral OF saint Jago do Cuba PRO-
OF sin gng piano. Of the
having few hours would like TO employ them
In giving lessons in OF the Above branches either to
private studeEts to schools he also desires to nrd
situation bars singer church in this city.
in want Of his inquire him
35C Broadway at any hour of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

THE STOCK OF Tue NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATI-
cal Instrument Warehouse, 1870 Water street. establish
ed by the late Alexander kegarey consisting Of great
nsty Of Telescopes Drawing nsrume nts bextants Quad
rants Charts Levsling Instruments Is being sold peow
coat TO close his estate Persons DESTROYS OF
thing Of this description will and IL 70 their interest
call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

pcrty-A valuable Farm situated in Livingston Essex
county. New Jersey containing hundred and sixteen
suitably divided into wood aud meadow also
peach orchard In full bearing together with other fruits
abundance The buildings are In good order and
located. For particulars, inquire Of AARON QUINBY,
Orange, n j. JAS JARRETT. IT.. l96 Front street,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

can war bearing two marks service which laures
could not hide. thsy did Cgssrs badness. one
head ~ white WOOL otAer eruption
the forehead The latter he cured with mixture prepared
for him BY the Surgeon Of the In applying
Of his hair was meisensd which changed color. He
thin applied IL TO all Of his hair which
ie o. ice original color his hair dye for sach To- has
Lcs been ssed With perfect success or
From the fact o. s operating through the roots o. the hair
~ 10 permanent IL being Of preparation used
without any Inconvenience or trouble and having
arly pleasant SMELL greatly enhances the pleasure
The proprieors purchased the
manuiaeture and sell BY the Wholesale retail All
out OF The city be post paid and directed DIAN
SsWARTWOUTs Perumery Depot, No. 81 Nassau street,
Sun building and by N his Druggist No West Broad
way Price hfty per bottle.
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ERANKLIN MUsEuA. l7S CHATHAM sQUARE.-oKC

NOVEL MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, AT TdE
~ Broadway Tabernacle, on Wednesday eveniog Feb.
I'd grand Gee and Ballad Concert by the upper busio
Class and the Tabernacle Choir united assisted by OF
the best professional and talent In the city, under
the direction OF Professor VIM Bradbury Tickets 5Oc
20 be had at the usic stores and At the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

SATTLER's CosA0RANAs, CORNER OF BROADWAY
~ and Thirteenth street.-The hrft section con aiming
collection OF twenty six views of Europe Asia Minor Syrs
the Hoy Land Egypt Nubia and Arabia will he exhibited
until the eighth OF March after ast date all those will be
replace by views unusually interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

NLIFT0N, STATEN ISLAND, NEAR TIE NARRoWS-
- Fer sale some Of the best Cottage sites and Building
Lots the tract Of W. w. Van Wagenen ESQ within half
amiie Of the present steamboat landing At vanderb
Dock IL IL intended to erect landing in front OF this
property in the spring. and the grading Of the
about being completed The indng views and beauty
OF tho surrounding country render this property
passed residence by in the vicinity Of the city
while the demand for buildings offers
10 the capitalist to build, as IN investment.
Pima
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-24

Az UNhARRI1D PnYsIcIAN WISHES TO LET nus
IA house, veil adapted for hrt csss boarding house
20 some respectable family with whom he board Fur
ther particulars Of oostion Ae made known srpli
ten By letter, with and residence, Addressed 10 n
c. the drug s2 broad Of Twelfth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE--The Mobile Ad-
vertiser says: "Col. T. B. Goldsbys stable of
horses, seven in number, arrived yesterday on the
Lowndes, Jr and proceeded to the race course.
=" We announced few days ago, the arrival of
Mr.. Pattersons celebrated horses Cha1n,er and
Rube, from Charleston, where they had won the
fastest three and four mile races ever run over that
course. They have companions Lathgow, 0or-
merly owned by Col Hampton, and winner of the
three mile purse at Charleston) and three year
old by Wagner, and Boston two year DID, pur-
chased at a high figure by successful turfman OF
Alabama.
Other distinguished turfmen of our State have
recently made purchases of celebrated horses from
the stud of j. nj. Clay, Esq, of Kentucky, which,
with our home growth and fereign importations,
will furnish fields OF horses seldom witnessed at
any race meeting. This is one of the popular
amusements that all can enjoy with satisfaction
We congratulate our citizens the prospect for
tine running, at the approaching spring meeting"