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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21
EVANSVILLE MARBLE YARD.
Il

nEALkRS in Foreign and American Mail
- Monuments, Tomb and Head Stones, Cent?
Table and Counter Tol.s. &c. &c.
y. B. Work done in good style and the low
est prices n l2-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21
JNO. s. TERRY. s V. C
STATE OF INDIANA,
arrioi- Enurfr

" Narrick County.
4 T the February Tenn OF the WarIick Probate
n Court, A. D. 1850, said Court declared The es-
tate of Mason RICE. laIe OF Warrck county deceas-
ed, to be probably insoveni. Creditors are there
fore required to file their caims agains the estate
for allowance, in the said Probate Court within ten
months from the date hereof or they will not he en-
titled 10 payment WIN. F. PARRETT,
teh27 w3 Admir- de honis non.
\ OTICE is herey given that | will expose to
sale at puhicauciOn, on the Both day of March
instant, at the late residence of POLLY WHETsToNE,
deceased all the personal property of the estate OF
HENRY WHETsoNE, deceased. consisting OF Horses.
Cows. Farming Utensils household Furniture. etc
credit OF twelve mon hs will be given on all sums
o three dollars and upwards, the purchasers giving
their notes with approved security, waving all VAL
uation and appraisement laws.
nh7 w3 BRACKET MILLS, Admir-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21
A CARD.

a CAHO.
IT TNDERSTANDlNG that report is in circu
u larion that upon the dissolution OF The late
firm OF HARRINGToN, CRANE & ORnEY. the under
signed agreed 20 discontinue the Forwarding an:
Conmi,. ion br sine:s al Evansville, ano hat il
violation o said agreement we imnrdia ely pur
cha ed a new Wharf Boat and commenced business
under The name and firm OF HARRINGTON, CRANE <
Co aud as such re port unconfIadicled is calcium
ted to do great injury we deem 1t proper to stare
thus publicly, that tere Is mt S,ddoW Of truth H.
il helng expressly understood that cnch partner re-
served The right continue the business land AG
rrch UoGd do so) under any style OF firm he chose
except that OF HARRINGroN. CRANE y O'kIIEy.
CuAS. ARLINGTON,
ian19 IF ISAAC A. CRANE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
| AC Is kLi,1n, front street, corner of Vine
y oIc door rom G. Venmeman's Ropo Store, ha
lust received a fine lot of
GRUCFHIFS AND PROVISIONS,
Toys, of all kin d. al d latest styles, Cakes.
Candies. SWeetmo ATS c.. &c.
A lot of superior FlRE-CRAcKLRs In addition tc
he above he always KEEPS IN hand general assert
mrnt Of Groceries and Produce, Glassware and
I hina Ware. Cutlery. etc.
RTCountry Produce taEen in exchange for Goods.
and the highest market price paid jnn29 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21

TRUNKS.
~ superior article of Brass and lr'
Tsslll 1l4 Bound Trunks. cheap for cash, al
.aHTTEes y ~ DRUMMER g. co.'s,
- fang 3Ol Corner Main 4 First SITS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21

GESU, of all kinds
fierce No Salmon;
drums Goldfish;
80 barrels and kits Mackerel;
10 boxes superior 3erring;
10 dozen cans Sardines;
II do do fresh Lohsters;
Macketel, Salmon. and
basket fresh Olive Oil;
A variety of Fruits.
ian4 FOSTER & BR 7WN.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27


PHILADELPHIA, Oct ~, 1850.
Slores for CalifrMia-S Steamer for the Oro~ske
Sttstd-Caba Hoar-The Murderer IF the AIpte
6'rf-1hs Rsmaias Of Com jones, SC.
The steamship Comme dore Stockton, Capsain
Baker, starts on Moaday for California, via Ris
Janeiro ana Valparaiso She belongs to Captaa
Marshall, OF Charleston, and Mr.. Ulm, of Florida.
Among those on board are about thirty slaves men.
women, and children, the most of whom beleng -
the owners of the vessel and wilt on their arrival
at San Francisco, go 10 work in the mines. Others
of the slaves go out az passengers, but will also 70
TO the mines. These elaves have now been here
for about three months, most OF them at work in
forwarding the outfit of the vessel, and not has
attempted to escape, though their opportunities
have been ample
The report that the steamer Azure, built Al tins
port, had been seized II Wilmington, N. c., On
suspicion of being intended for another expedition
against Cuba, has been the source OF much amuse-
ment here TO all who ever saw the boat alluded TO.
She is Of iron, built very light, 10 i hei Tor stnaH
draught OF water but ie!t here publicly euough,
surely, deeply loaded with coal, 10 be consumed
on her voyage 10 the Oroaoko river. ON which she
was destined 10 ply. 80 unit she tor voyage
by sea, that very few ineR would have trusted
themselves on hoard of her and her bsiag forced
to put in al Wilmington or some o;btr port, was
a thing expected. She is about oee hundred and
fifty feet lonv, witt. guards like river boat. but
sea. The cny cause OF her seizure was The omis-
sion 10 clear az our custom house
Groves the murderer of Mary Welsh, is suffer-
ing very much. to-day, from the effects Of the
wound inflicted in hts attempt 10 commit sneide,
yesterday. There are, however, no fears of Ito
proving fatal
The Rev. +. X. Gartlsn d, late ofSt. Johns Catho-
lie Church, Will BE- cOBEecraed Ou the 10th OF Mo-
vemher Bishop OF Savannah The rite OF coase-
Grafton will be administered by the hight Rev.
Archbishop OF Baltimore, aud the sermon preached
by the Right Rev. Archbishop hughes, of New
York.
The remains OF Commodore Jones were, this
morning, removed to the Baltimore railroat depot,
to be conveyed 10 Wilmington Del, for aual IN
tement in the cemetery there. large nsinD~r Oh
the officers of the navy, marineacorps aud army,
with detachment of marines from the navy yard,
q party of ssamen from the United States receiv-
ing ship, many of the old pensioners from the na-
val asylum, q detachment OF United Siaies ar
tillery from the arst nal aud several Of onr voun-
teer corps end the cfiicers OF the hrst division,
also proceeded to Wilmington 10 participate In inc
obsequies which his native State intend paying
TO the memory Cf the decee sed.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
Our Boston Corrcspondcnce.

BoSroN, Oct. -, 1870.
AmiH Beg az Aiayslfeid aad iw BOSTON, Hs ylsis
10 IorcH md 10 the Boston iashtu,ions
Since Amin Bey's arrival at Boston, he his paid
visit TO the Secretary Of State, at Mirshdeld,
and spent three days there enjoying a hospi-
taty unequued by that of sny laird, duke, or
simple Mr.. Of either Of the kingdoms, and unsur-
passed by the choicest days OF arch fssnvfy.
The green meadow and fertile hills OF " Irshtield,
with the fine tea beach, where that beet q game,
the fresh cod, is wont TO be taken, ma Ie a very
pleasant impression on the mind Of the Bey. Ito
Is said TO express himself much prauied by visit
20 6g American farm, md by the civiliies shown
him by ts great owner aud his lady lie visited,
also, Plymouth aud its collected treasures, stood
upon I" The rock" and heari the tale of the pil-
riins, who found an asylum from the prosecutions
cf their own cc-religionists IN the thea inhospi-
tsbl. wilde OF the new world.
Amin Bey continues TO receive many at ntions
frOm al classes cf the citizens of Boston. Every
seems 10 desire to offer hin facliiss of seeing
for himself Whatever they think will enable hum
20 form correct idea OF our ingenuity ant indus
Try, end the bosF.table attentions shown him.
What ~ the position HE Sultan occupies "a tho
minds Of our ciuzensl No sovereign in Europe
now commands their rcspect ard admiration, in
90 eminent degree, as the young Sultan Of
Turkey.
Amin Boy has visited the ol,aa u,stsr Of our
Creates, men, Cambridge, aud all the edihces con-
nected with u, the hospitals. poor houses, and
prisons, OF the city. lie has yct much zee, and
rs warmly inter, sied in the system good order
Of ell the Institutions Of this kidd in Boston. He
has also been in Lowell and visited ninutely Sc
versl of its chief factories Although very silent
man, ard not much disposed 20 show his ilnpres-
zion, lac is said 20 have been greatly struck with
the wonders of this Manchester ot our county,
and its operations and machinery. Tie called slso,
a day or two since, 90 examine the Quincy granite
quafries, where be had an opportunity Of seeing
what machinery Of the best kind can do with the
lesst assistance from man and nesst. H. returns
to New York next week, en- route for the West.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

BALTI.oRE, Oct. 20, lS5U.
Close oSthe cattle shoio- DistsHglsistea Ystos--
Porta6ie Loco,aofire--R n, mcias of Gen. Tbyior--
Ssnteace Of E5rgers--LettG- from PresiasAt F.A-
more, &C.
The cattle show, yesterday, was somewhat in
terrupted in its operations by the gloomy and
threatening weather, Notwithstanding which, how
ever, there were several thous md persons the
ground throughout the day. Among the visiters
were Professor Henry, Of the Smithsonian lnsli-
tuts; Professor Johnson, of the National last lnte;
Professor Ma1ry, Of the National Observatory; and
Professors Ewhanl, Gale, and Page, Of the Patent
Office; with Mesers. w. w. Seaton, Peter Force,
and S. G.. Kennedy, the Central Committee on the
great London Fair.
Among The premiums awarded at the Fair, was
one Of slO0 10 Mr. Charles p. CaIy ri, for the best
portable steam engine, for farm purposes This
engine was on the ground during the fair, and was
drawn about by team ot four horses, with the
steam up, occasionally stopping and aiiachog its
power 10 ibe propulsion Of some OF the nachiaery
on cShibition.
There was no ceremonies observed yesterday oa
the occasion OF the passage Of General Tay tors
remains through cur city, though qulte a largo
coucogTse al spectators wefe assembled on How
sId street the car, containing The ains pass-
| ed along from the depot ofthe WASHINGTON road 10
that Of the SusgIchaDBa railroad. The ear was
decorated inside and Out with cmhlcms of mourn-
log, being covered outside with black cloth with
| q Qilded cve and whit fcetOous, and drawn nv SIX
| elegant white horses. There was no one IA the
car but Coonels Taylor and Bliss; and al hif-past
O'Clock. the attached to the express train,
| and SPED iis way towards Columbia
Henry Rchem end August Resting two Of the
| Germans convicted for transmitting forged papers
| 10 The Pension Office ei Washington, 10 obtain
land warrants, have been sentenced 20 ne confined
in the Feuitcniierv for period often years each.
Capt. DOuoleduys company Of u. =. Artillery.
under the command Of Capt. Doubleday. passed
through ths city, yesierd,y morning, 90 Fort Nc
HeDy. They have been nearly two weeks COM
ing nom New York, but moved slorg leisurely,
having no bUs.nefs of fpecial importance on h,nd.
letter was received AZ the Agricultural Fair,
yesterday, from President Fillmore. expressing his
regret that his official duties deprived him If the
pleasure OF 2ccei ting their invitation preseRt
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

ARREST or ALLEGED sPiE>--urrcsiIIoN OF rBg
pEorLE.


Prom the Boston M,il Oct Gel
By the Kindness Of friend, we have been favor.
ed with the pefusal Of letter from Cuba. concern
ing the late movements OF the Spsnish government
in that island, NC. II s dated Matanzas, Isle Of
Cubs, October is, 1850 and Gays that, on the evs-
ming Of the 7ih and the morning Of the Sth Of the
present month, fifteen persons, all Cubans, were
arrested by the government aud put in prison.
charged with being spies snd revoluiionsts; mauy,
however, made their escape from the island. The
writer CT the letter then goes on to recspitulato
the names Of those arrested, among whom we
noticed that Of Don Francisco de la O. Garcia Don
Saturnino Hernandez, ard others Of the most in-
fuential and wealthy men on the island. Among
those wlo escaled, was Col. Francisco IIemandez
hortjou; en- officer in the National army, and his
brother Don Pedro.
1t is said that these men who are arrested are
some OF the most wealthy and influential persons
m Cube, and though they hive been taken no only
on thc mere supposition u being spies. the whole
country around, including even the soldiers and
ofhctis OF the army usclf, are dissatisfied, and
defh mutiennes of discoLtent are frequently heard.
By The Intervention Of some officer of the govern
ment, che or two of the gentlemen were released.
ana mena2td 10 leave the island The PRINCIPAL
tihcers OF the grsnd army asd even so-ne ~ the
gore'nmert emtseiles, u s sqi', disaprrovc OF the
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
Movements OF Diatlnguishea People.

Julius Thompson aud lady, Edwin Julian, Eogland;
Augustis Virgin, London Francis U-rmsus Cologne,
Prussia: Ambrose o. Honer, do W. W West. Me xico;
j l.. Butler. Pennsylvanis; J. Mckay Hamilton,
Q. W. W. Brunskill, Canada and twentr nine otheI =
arrived acd took rooms at the Howard Hotel
j. Butterh.ld Washington Capt oakes. u. s A.; Mr..
etepheus Beverly Hole; Capt McKenuon ROYAL Navy;
II. Griswold, Oc,as Queen; Spyer, Eugsnd; and
sixty others, arrived yesterday at th Astor House
N. Gleason, Hartford; T. Humphreys Albany;
Hale, New Brunswick; l.. Mason. Washington; aud
forty others arrived st the American.
JohnPhillips Boston: Ir and Mrs Decker. Nova
seotis Dr. Jynd Cinciun att; Col Grssty, virginia
Lind. Porto Eico Gen, Ward. Sing Siug; Major New
bartU 3. A and one hundred and eighty Others, ar
rived yesterday az the Irving
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

Total tor 1850. ..s.ssss $50 S'io0oioi
The shipments for several week, past have been
sbout half a million Of dollars per week and the re-
ceipts California alone about million Of dol
larsper week. IL Is estimated thst the importstons
Of specie and gold Gust into ts port during the months
CT November and December, will amount TO at least
eight millisns ef dcllars.
1he amount Of coal transported the Reading
Railroad during the week ending the oath inst, was
1855 tons Total LOSE 7os tons against s23 tons
during the same period last year. Shipped from the
Lebish mines during the week ending the 22d inst,
2o,642 tons. Total, this year, $50 093 tons.
An important decision has been made by the su-
rreme Court Of Rhode Island In the esss Of W. At
wood and Others against the Rhoie Island Agricuitu
raj Bank and Its stockholders. The Bank failed In
1si3 it's liabilities falling far short Of its assets and
tho action was brought to test the liability Of the
stockholders for the deficiency under the tenure Of
charter The Court decided that the we're
liable TO aAe up the deficiency Of the capital stock
20 far Is necesary to pay the debts Of the bank no
stoctholder to be liable beyond the amount Of his
stock and the deficiency to be made up by each stoc-
holder In proportion TO the amount Of his stock.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
EDUCATION.


yToTEAcHERs.-wANTED By THE FIRST OF NO
stGnt Teacher IN Engsh and Classical School in the
be Uuat be graduate Cl College and under
stand French we'll lie must also ~ eomnunicant o. tie
rotestant Episcopal Church. and must produce the best Of
tee usras OF eharaeteI aoqniremen's and aptitude 70
OF and z. n.
INDICATION -wANTED, 10 co To THE SOUTH
~ during the winter Governs qualified to instruct
Iyat No 10 Amity street, until 10 A. H. and from %
EDuCATi 0N.-WANTLD, ny A YOUNG NAN From
II BnrlaHd engagement Tutor IN gostlcmhns Ia
ny, daily rutor Teacher 10 school uo has bad much
preparing pupils Ia Gree Latin, and Aattsma'es for The
public Echoolr tnd uniyerAitss small salary re-
guied. Sttisfsotory testm0niEls given address post
raid. =. r.. Herald ofl,s.
CoLDsNiTHJ WRITING ROOMS 20 BgOADwAY
" La TarEs LuildEgs (hr.t corner above the lrslbR
Houscl To both 90 All classes, conditions Troe-
kcns trades and egnys quick clear and uAiforn s'yle
OF otpernanshp 10 with The exception - reading the uost
inotttnsate 81 al acquisition. hc lesnith ssut az
he lne gwen instfueta not enc who vas willing 20 devoie
ordinary Sttebton 10 his essous has ad % bccoms good
writer aud ie M jutihed In stating has ne Nerv bes pen
IN The nitea svtes. ei theu eachsr AM oGe efs
In private life have SECUTED their exrsurnnry d'xeriy
vita TIE urder hs taon. Croalhrs ct he rpona -
halt usual eharFe viz SEQ for The q sa sson
81 hour taeh aud sfac.ory Improvement guaraatt
" evfy ruril bours 81 na'ructicn-iadios. daiY %
oelocf a. D., anI "a o'clock T. "; onlemsn, dAlv ~
A. N y, q and W. excepting Saturdays FrtVar 10
strucCn ~ AT ,tnignt 20 the pupil. Terms
IL 1T n - nj
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Union Meeting at Savannah, SEe.

BLrnohE, October %, 1880
At the Union meeting held In Savannah, yesterday
several uprosrious resolutions submitted, deoAr
ing that the Compromise with the exception
Of the Fugitive Slave BILL aggressive upon the in
sttutions Of the South Considerable excitement
occssionsd by the reading Of these sentiments, the
friends Of which eventually withdrew from the meet
ing to Monument Square, where the resolutions wore
unanimously adopted
No:hpg south Of Augusta, Ga was received by to-
nights mail.
baltimore visited this evening sby . severe
storm, accompanied with thunder and lightning
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
Destruction Of q Planning and FIGURING
Miii at st. Louis.

CINsINSArI, Oct "a, 1880.
The extensive planning and Touring mill OF j. p.
Howell, In ST. Louis destroyed by fire We'd
nesday morning, at 8 o'clock. The concern ia
sured for 5000. The stock of -four and wheat de-
ssroyvd amounts to $4,000 insurance, $4,000. The
lum Der destroyed amounts 20 So 500 uninsured.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
eNew uestouraut. 5Oe I;roa,iwny. one door

above NibiosIhe subscriber respectfully informs the
public Gttsd up p'endd style the ssenent
the budir 1872 brostSay whsra ne will keep
hand all tines nrst rate supply of choice wines aud
liquors, aue ladsr we'll hed VITA the hest the market
portion of the establishment Of private
for ladies and gentlemen and families No pains
has been spared in m tina this rart II the esab
Ehn ent and its character for tespectaoty he relied
fhe ertrarce to the private rooms a g. shy street
The subscriber baves thst by desong himself personally
h business he entire satisfaction to fuch
sous favor him with call ani he tn refore hopes
for liberal Fa from the public JOHN kEEfE.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
MOE EY ARI1ET II.

ElTuRDAr. Oct 18th q PM.
There !. no feature In ths stock market pr-
eos remsn without any mstorial alteration and the
transactions continue laree Norsich aud Worcester
advanced y per cent; Reading r. Il. X; Portsmouth
Dry Dock. q; stonipgton, Z North An. Trust, ii
Long Islsnd fell OF = per cent The sales Of Farmers
Loan very extensive, principally on time buyers
option.
TIE receipts at hs Office OF The Assistant Treasurer
OF this port to- day, amounted to l5Ts23 payments
san s4s %; balance, 4307 coz Ss ~hs deposits
lower than they have been for many nonths and
the receipts oomparstiy y SCI all, AMI the psy
nepts large meet Of the balance now on hand will soon
be distributed.
The exports specie from this port daring the past
vset, and for the year, have been as annexed
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
TELEeRAPHrC.

E6sroN AND NKw YORK TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
- yrcs No Wan street ls..end s,ory nns
70 few Haven. hsrtord, gprnrhed, frcvcence snc bos
ton he dcsyatches prned BY the nsrumsn.. NO
nan Capital Letters svodisg the nccersy ~ nns
htins or rsucrhins and CONSEQUENT liability 70 error ne
essrily stcods nj upon other f sraphins
ne patrons ef hs line may depend rnnctus srsns
mission delivery their ss no sespstches vsn
terecefveds hcr oces unies the wire are In vorhns
esder Prieesrcr messages Of ten ~cres ~ cent~s,i cr
~'' '''''0' = "''' '''n'. .J.vrs sruuersps sasss
mAxLrss. crsss, Cl,sk fths cerTegssisA
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
AblUsnnIE.Ts m spooKLYs.

pRooKLyN sUsEUg.--sEssas. LOWELL KING,
ID Lessees; Mr. J. Jlektoa, TfcGursrEngagement Of
h,ss liary Taylor. and reengaseuent of Mr. and ars
Broughsm. Monday evening October 2sh l50 the enter
tanuen,s vi CON 'asnse With Broughams comedy in hse
NJ Lynne; Olivia yaniy sr Taylor jack Swift Mr. Dtoug-
ham Ir.r Hefendlth NJ Tovs Lavender kyda Mr. King;
hotale Eifs Taylor Blossom, Mrs Broughsm; Barbara,
Mrs Dyott Admission, cents; reserved seats. M sents
Csrtikostss secured during th. day, 20 cent?.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
siiIs. shuyIs. Hrerinoe-. CIoaLs, Sacks,

ana hsntilas and Ia iast cv-yhing ee that ladies' can
their waTdrsbe. their household
fnairs lie BAptets Quilts Fannels. window braperiss
Iipons SC ke., may he found at HirCHcoCK LEAD
fair snd honest prices.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

1age is en- the lIs or east shore O. the Hudson se sixeea
les north Of the City Hall and ad half miles IN
efwh'h Is Mr. Edwin farests uasnho disc called Font
Bin cattle, from tho highest of which the
clearly twenty miles north aud south Scenery
Iich and yagsed h not TO BE- pointed inside 81 n,ure
hr it's We certain shall be s'ue in thinking
when eBt.rpriting friend p Barnum aceonpan es
enny Lud tie grounds and Castle,
and nlso examine the beautiful pon,s ~ Dr. kenger's
Arabian bore; which Mile Lind ride. i she pleaes.
while she remain shores sud have Doe for her
private adviser in medical r9n Sf view The Dnstor has
variety Of athletic ard symnsse attached
"a his place whore hOsrs taneRt otherw be had
very limited taTms.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
CoLpsNlrnJ wRIrINa RooNs. - BgOADwAY
CAI.IFoRMIA.


nGDBN aArNES-thICHD l. OGDEN. 1nos;
" nayncs }-Hholesale ana General soEuissioh ses
charte San Francisco Celforna herchtssse eensKnec
= ne viii be pisced on beard hir ana sold san
pics-hus avoiding al risks Of ere, etc. Refer to
Cs-yt Co., Nev York; JoscTh T. ssnger ac Llnt,rd
Buttriek, dol Burr Stevens, do Conan, tspfns %.
AhaEv.
IroR TIE CALIFORNIA MApEET-CoLD SCALES.
and acld Weights of all kinss made eSpfee " Tor -
CAlornG trade Hardware and Cu cry kevoving Pst7ls
guns andrHes all ef which offered the ost accom-
A.w sPiEs co, 81 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

restiny"-unon Meeting Of the citizens OF New York sc
CAstle Garden. "Wednesday evening Oct 80 at o'clock.
public meeting OF our fellow. etaeEs without eistnc-
on OF party who of the Peace Meaure OF the
last session Of Congress- who disposed Sustain the
and Laws Of this country aud to the
Union and for such action Ia bea' caenated
the further rrogress Of Political Asaen In this section OF
the country for list Of names see che daily papers OF
Tuesdsy Iext.)
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
T2ARNUA's AAERIcAN MUsEuM-p. r. DARNUM.

RRoUoHAM'slYOEUNB BRoADWAY, NEAR BRooNE
- sireetThs establishment will open early December
next, With carefully selected company All applications
fer engagements be made tpst pAd 10 Mr. Honry Lynne
Stage Manager 365 BrOome street.
JOHN BRoUGaAM Sole Lefsos
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
CLOTHING.

T, w. rRyrz DRAPER AND TAILOR, INroRNs ms
friends aud tie public that he has returned from
Paris The latest styles % dress coats pants and waist
oas, are ready for inspection, ct has rooms No. 80
DaNrsi PkNrs.-P suRENs TEE WELL KNoWN
tailor in Ann street. has Just hfty pieces
entirely NV sJe rrenoh and American fancy Csssimeres
~ Tour snd fve tclare the Also, full aeorrent %
Cieths Besvers, vssngs, &c varraa gecd and very
cheap, or no sale.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
IN SNUFF, As CHEAP Az

EoR ssLr-ToBACCo AND SNUFF, AS CHEAP As
any in the city Aiso Nsehine for euttisg tohsco.
Aiso Painting represcrtng Our Saviour and the vura
Hsry taken cu of f the Catholic Chur.hss IN Iay
feetby feet. Appi, 70 N. RtELb
Il rroa.s'rees, c,syy VA Sir.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
CALIFORNIA;. p. Hepburn, Attorney-nt-

Law Francisco. California leaves the Of the
sSih and be business the oice of winsow.
Lner Co. so Val street, saturday and Aoaday, be-
tween l2 N. and | T.. n.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

DAcKAcEs AND PARCELS FORWARDED By Every
for Europe which will be received untk occch
on the day Of sailing. By FDwARDs, SANFORD Co.
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