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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
superior Court....WEDNEsDAY' March o.
Before Judge Oakley.

jeremiah To,cies against John Fornay.-
screut to recover lot No 8 OF The Mary Clarke essse,
sinaed In Chelsea Tenth-sy. Mr.. T. purchased ms
az son lois adj oIling IN lei4 understand FOR $4,000
Al chancery sale, on foreclosure or rather ad named
Shepherd, engaged in the Office OF Mr. Fleetwood MI rs
attorney dld 40 Tor him and also defended suit 10 bic
on name when Mr. did not wish TO take me proper
fyl-the deed was made out TO Mr.. Jas H. Suydem, y
way Of mortgage. Mr.. r having borrowed OF him-Mr b
,ra1sferTed ihe tile 10 Edgsr Broadhead Mr. It's be-
hkfin 1917 and Mr. Towe took oat the deed IN hs own
name n l98 In 1874 the Court Of Chancery made an or
De- that Mr Shepherd should perfect purchase, or 70
The defendant lie tenant OF the lot In question: which
WAS lei 10 him by the grind children Of Mira Clarke, nr
hazard and Mrs Williamson and Mrs Cochran) chill
drtn OF THOMAS Clarke who claim to be under
he will OF Mrs who died 10 1902 leaving ths and other
property IN trust for the benefit OF her son, Th0s during
Biz e and after bis death TO be conveyed 10 fee to hsthee
children Thomas B. dies In 1895, having Ia 1919 conveyed
The properly 10 suit and other property 10 Mr. Peter Mclu
Jre doing utder special laws OF the Legislature s1-
horiziDg h 10 that effect His Children the devices oi
Mrs say thatbe acts OF The Legislature uncoDEd
tuonsi and void and that other wse the property
and benefit Of the children as pointed out by the
act The heirs, believe, have been successful Ia me
L. Court in recovering back property sold by TIER Ia
log declared The laws giving him power 10 sell 10 have
The particular lot involved IN this suit coat Mr. Towe,
Among he witnesses called was Mr. VIM. b. Townsend.
He testified having been in 1919 an editor aud proprietor
OF The New York DAILY ddreSsa IheyeIow fever ragged
In NewYoIk tha, year and rs moved up 10 Green"leh
village or Chelsea with bic Office and boarded a. the
Warrington Hotel kept by Peter Mcintyre; there were
number Of bosrders King Joseph Bouspare Napoleons
brother and oihers Thomas Clark also boarded there
with hs three chcTen Mr.. Mcintyre asked witness one
day rde cut with him. and passing some vacant lois
pointed them and asked what 1 thought they were
worth; Il of Tenth-av and Twenty-dflhs
and vicinity butthen usdered long distance from
considered them worth from $50 to 500 EACH now prob
ably worth 81 Geo EACH Mr. Mel said he had ghtthsm
from r caike. The will be resumed this forenoon
Before Judge Paine
r. Stokes DtckerSoR against Robert ".
White impleaded with Ulm. r. Goadlag-On note for
a6 the defense 10 which, by Mr.. White, the endorser 10
Thai was accommodation for the benefit Of Mr. Blckmas-
ter and given and also plea Of usury 10 It's having
discounted by Mr. broker for or u per cent.
month. Verdict for plaintiff 10 amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

Sca7stiD 0iio fo- Harona cdagrs,, &Ha9 p Moore
Roberts mr Rogers 3 Howard, irs WA Robinson, MIS- Robin
three children and seyatt Ircors p'nce K
Richardson Mr. Moore and aay Frak nooie x keaais,
Mis B.ruutaz. Mr Duraud, Root Chandler cn- 'o m
way Mr. Foot and " f. Hardy Wm Atleron, Dawes. =
r.. 4 NJ r N ID Y o.
MICH lacy, Mrs Philips. Mrs. Preston 20 chl'rsn
AND servant M \ Mitchell Barlow James Humphrey,
cope Clement Htctcoc, euEyc JT4sey, John DIsa
Mr. Basse lady and two Children alex de ViuI John Jaq'ss
Aherton G W Jute o Franz, Sheppard il Tho cas- s
Parker. Cook Iomaa CoIat GEO I1c.-r Gre ORC Gli-
Rvz Chauberln, Mr. RuthsroG. M R-rue't, ksuis
Smith Be- s1h, Goodnsar S01.s, Hoeonb bf'ii,
Farley, Geo Farley and party OF fourteen Ws and Parts VI
Walen Harrington, Bavery Erin, 2 H1nunstol
and two ladies, Whitnors william IaTe, n hne!,
Mrs MORAN and ehtor Mrs Van we ard n Va
Nyc gentlemen Mr. Van Wyck three servants Eng Do
sset su5 seva9 BaTas SAM r,} an A''g4' f'Ls " 10 -
an Hoossr, ID y and part, of ir, w BIRCH
Bay and party Of ssv'a, Funesan HoTafc' Jl-' I'sA
Steausip Asia r Lgopo9l-Wm. Eddy ady aisnt aods
Fstug and adt, York stsls r Clafyj -
Philips LADY, New Orleans Mr. lin'at aiy Col Lswrese
lacy Capt e. Brown. two ctr.n Albany; NJ
Weeks Bearer Of Dep,,ches g. f-fal Bo'.au Gen Fl
Ne ,sro w. F9aT ro;l b'9a NJ Maissr a .
Whitney, y 4 Tro wat Phla, w Fischer T. isas
Aggs Bs'g@sas Ard gsE &C.. s rs,pas a
heis c0 James Ferguson, hatcher Camp-H Pee Pans Ius
Coclra y Yourss, Esesut Robert Hal y Hy sharp.
Manchester; BY Hong u Mr. l.,hsctud d,i Rautsnbsrg.
Phs Mr. 'psudng. Ne Nj Raphsl5 Cspt Bel 2i Fusssr-
A. John LowiE, New YORK. James 81 Us Coz
Cox -, Sands. Lvrpooh Ramon ca Bns III 1honas 81
Graham Gre. Jos stssrs Capt Wo'hsen Day Wm Pro
tee m Bachua New Ycrs Thompson Can't SPECIE, M L-m7
James Moore, Montreal Alien. Ny WalOurg doi w Ar
drevs Ban re; Dir Bunch HBH kctus sl nYon; Mr
Scott, NYoi Thos Wad, Goessrard Schmidt, ncrts, h
JCshser Mr Howes, Rochester, Donaa hoPlsrs9a NJ G NOE
Barclay, Drake X hulward Corn Hirsen Nailsnha
Zen, NJ Jones, IsIae-Iotal lOe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK............MAKCH .


stesmer-Oho schsnck, Havana &c, Roberts; Aahuot.
ilsy, Philadelphia.
London Hsb.id Liver pool Grnnsn Mn'vru CO. wsst
World, zee, Philadelphia. ID A Kiugsan5
Bari CaibSune Augusta, bestman, Havaa, Blanchard
BgH Marshall West, Cuhsi BroOme Tecarten, Matauzasi
Emporium, I'D Coulter, Chsgres Obey Sessions Gsogs.
Hyer Neuvaf Owen Som Norma (Rn) Arpsgren Lwerp
Thompson Newhsuse soon tP0rtul Me LbJn, Eseifs
SciOOners-Ham Gerard HsmuOId BALTIMORE MnsVa Wright,
Rogers Robuo w Pie Geo Jones' Look
nab DeInl Coz Cambridge, Poriauds Lewis vespsr,
Staples Joseph Texas; Dssdemoua Chasn Plymouth Ccsr0
Baker Philadelphia May Eliza Hoctkss Patka Fla American
Belle, Batter, Boston, Wocott, Beers do
Sleeps Citizen, Day ton New Haven; SANFORD Jones, Prov
deuce.
BsrgesOrb, Yspp, Phads1hs Minnesota, Issr, Bait more;
Comet, Canning Phiadephia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

March g. Cape bearing 20 miles brig Susan sonl'' from
Pom Tor 8avaua - .e--, ,..
ii.rrI iat 90. PsseS b,is May uo'PP7' "0n
Ni.uu etou Nc, Tor Navy Bay. ,
fsic H. Double Head shot Keys miles; ship Nicholas b.
from New Orleans for Hsvre.
March 49, htS7 90 on 80 49, sch mlEaukss from Bangor Tor
CarfeLas
fr1 Manila (oct 20) Tor hlork.
March ~ al a. hon 81 20 paced Pr steamer steering f.
h INST Oh Caps Hattsfs passed brig Emc OF Portland seer
irgsF
ih INST OF Caps Florida exchanged signals with lark Franklin
fr rN GrrOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

NEWPORT flirt % IN steamer Wave, from 50nsls
for He~ Trt. hsvrr ship aud rsmnns brig Aeasa
pss ssnes f-lcs for Gardens End r-nRls 'c 4 IL
.f.m PEARL 8a All the vessels winch erdsy have
s1I-i. . -,,..
PHILADELPHIA March lGlr lved-BsrS Ef, Einiss. Dos
t.rscs hi Can Fay Dor Washington, steeilaa Eg, Ear5oT
Oree %. Clever Nicrkt LeTs Clam, Nankfrk DO
Ce1red- Wight, Havana brEs Scotia lbrl se,
vl HasS. u.s. Marseis sleeper. ho1s; uivsf sulaer ta
mouth "a; Cantcn Cra Btol. schs Thompson, Flef,
Hartford. Carer. Gibbs. Port lu1dat' Cr0-a lSo"
oE OREGON Glver d Lewis carr, Nankfk 1o Ds"afe
Hasey,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

fancy Rye Flour quiet sales of 80 bills 10 los al t
Corn Meal is dull and sales Of 50 bbs Jersey at -
Export nom LIST To 25th March 1851. 1850.
Wheat Flour ..................bbls. z0sd5 2Dr7o<
EXPORT OF BREAD sTUFFs,
United States Gren Britain and Ireland sncs Sept J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
Pnssenaera Arrived.


n brig Susan from Bvmuaa.Mrs Sarah frtH Mr. Har,s,
Eur Mr. Smith, David Mclean Root Spencer aud
| be nren nl lie ~ suaan 3 Jane. caa3emled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

GRANITE Wheat market IL dull and prices
changed Corn is rather easier with moderate Eastern
Jersey and Sou hern Yellow and CSC Tor roani White
Jersey Rye easier but not plenty sales Of $500 b1sn
l25c $500 buh good 4rowed Canadian for May DEW
cry 81 Oats steady. with fair demand al 4514c
for jersey and 48G5' c for Northern.
Export from lsltO 18th March IS1Is $780,
WheaI........................ .bush. 100 Hol0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS les; dong in Potk for tn. trade
but we nOuce some speculative Inquiry anl me mNSs1
steady. Sales OF $500 bbt al s9 or Od Mess Is ~ Tor
New do; SO for Old Prime, II 81 Tor New do Prime
Mess is held firmly a. SIS. Beef i rather better with
isir dem and Sales Of 200 bos AT so 90 Tor Mess me
aue price Tor e1a Chica 60 aGd 80 for Prime b-ef
Hans firm Sales of ~ bbls al Is 80 p 2lh1s. Pick
led Meats dun and rather heavy. Sales Of 1900 Pick
led Hams to arrive on or before the ION Of June on pm
vaie Terms lard IL steady with fair demand SAFES OF
.tobbs al 8iEsl Butter is in fair demand at 90ll FOR
Ohio ard conmon S.sie l3al6i for dAlres Cheese IS
Export from lstto s5Ih March 1851. 1850.
Beei............ ..-.,s......\ cbbs.'<1 1'l59
POrk......................'..ss '''s' , o5l fr22<
NGR0cicTRiEs"Coaeei is in moderate demand. Al auc
lion to-day 500 bags Rio. damaged sold Bt sa9ic-the
fteeIv in Rio srge sale s announced for 10 morrow
TEAS-TbeTe is a quick demand for Congou and OOong
sckS and the market for them Is adgsnc Il catalogue
was offered to-day BY heisrs Haggsry Draper Jones
IL realized on the Backs. Greens are IL good demand
WHIsKY-Ths market for b5ls IL dull at 2391]ic.-
Drudge 10 dull and prices nominal
NAVAL sTORES-Are active; 600 bis White Resin
have been sold ia avs (Onea today 81 81: 5000 North
County Turr enne al i4; 1908 Spirits OF Torp mine
sac calh and coo bbls Tar, to arrive at 65l Common
Resin u usctive.
FIsH-Are in good demand. The receipts Of Dry C d
have been better but all have been taken up sold
al S5Q3 ia which Is advance Mackere are IN good
demand cargo Of HALIFAX is eAoat Loo 65ls MAJ
chuseits aod at Sf0lo 2j for No l. }09 III for NJ p
ara 625a&6 FOR No S. Picked Herring are quiet al
with gCOa stock. ,-10 bXs scslei sod a. b0c.
TOBACCO-The m6.ket shows moderate demand Tor
Leaf and there s an Increasing inquiry day 80 hli5
Kenucky Lest sold At Sc and Yesterday 100 do 90 ~
lC0Uic; 100 Ssgua 29c; 20 cases Florida l7ci aud 41
doing 10 Manufactured 600 packages have been sold or
the Canada market which shows an opening Of the Spnng
trade.
lead The market is steady but arm. Domestic Is held
firmly al l1ta5 Is We have only 10 note sale Of So
iuns English I'll So
LIMF-A good demand for Rockland, and the market Is
firm sales Of 5000 bbis common at lJ0I l., and 1000
bbls lump at / 80, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auc1ioneer.
SALE OF VALUA-

A1OKECl4OSUhE SALE Of ALOA-
n BILE REAL ESTATE on Avenue ID, Seventh sDd
Eighth els BY order Of the Supreme ADRlANH.
MULLER will sell al auction on WEDNE5DAf,A pth Z,
1851 at u O'Clock H. al the Merchani Exchange the os
lowing valuable property, viz:
AvySrE d AMI EIcpTll The three lhree tory brick
houses the westerly side OF Avenue ID, commenengoo
the southwest OF Eighh-st and known As nos i
1914 and lf9 the corner house being 10 teet Snches w
width on Avenue by a feet In deph; the Two adjoining
houses each being feet In wdh by ~ iest ia deph WIN
the lease Of the ground on which hey stand svng a1em
of about "a wears the three lots together being
az feet iuche width ia font Avenue and on ne rear
by so feet In depth on each side
Also the two 4story brick houses situated on the west
erly side OF Avenue D. adjoining the above mentioned
houses on the sOuherly side and known as NOS lvo ana
los each being u feet a inches In width by ~ iees9
depth, with an aleyway urdsr inc soSher sue Vi W.
Also said story brick house, ~ eet ncnes y
20 feet win The lease Of The ground on when ns sums
gehef being As feet riches In width by 100 eet IN dep
EIGHTH-ST.-T The two three story Brick Houses nna1
on he souhery side q Eighth commencing % leeA
westerly nom Avenue D. ard known as Nos 1876 and S3s
each being feel in width by s. feet In depb Win va
lease OF me ground on which they stand having an uneA
pired term Of about s. years. ihe said los together being
SO width by 40 feet inches In deph The grounQ
rent OF all the above described property 10 but Nnesy Do
AvESUE D-The two four story brick houses and lots Of
ground situate the side OF Avenue ID, 10 feet III
inches norherly from Eigh-st, known Nos III and
IIg esca being g feet inches IN width by a feet Ia depth,
with alley Of three feet under each house, the iva
together being a feet IN width by 9j feet In depth
SEYENTH-sTREET.-The two hreestOry aud Oasemenl
brick Houses and Lots OF Ground situate on the norm sde
ofsevenhst commencing IS feet easlery from Avenue W
and late known Nos 10 snd 30 The Houses are ssen
~ feet In width by so feet depth but on the rear Vi a
Lots with courtyaros in front onamentsd with Moon,
fountains sc. The Los together being 10 ieeI Ia WAN "
81 feet inches in depth -.
large portion Of tho purchasem0ney can remain %
Maps ofihe property bs had the office OF the Anc-
uoneer, 7 Wall Of. or OF Messrs. WIGHrMAN CLARK,
Wall where every Information about tbs property css
be obtained. 882, 1888, SS4l mA),A HI<95l,al'F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
MINIATUKE ALMANAc......THi5 DAY

sun-kises.-.-.-- 3 81 sss-. ~ noes-Ates-- 1911
HIGH WATER.-.--. MARCH a..
Sandy Hooks Gov lsard-..4 zen hs Gets-. on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
ANTHosY J. BLEEcKER. Auciioneer. -.
EHATHAM AND CHAMBERS-ST.

OPROPERTY AT AUCTION-A. J. BLEECkEk
will sell at public auction on MONDAY, March 81, 1851
r. n at the Merchants Exchange that valuable Le1o-
hold Property situated on the lower corner OF Chatham and
Chambers SITS.
The lease OF the above premises 10 from the Corporation
Of the City OF NewYcrK II has 81 years from hs
lat day Of May 1850 alta ground rent Of $500 per anng
and taxes with covenants Tor perpetual renewals Of u
wears each at per cent the value OF the naked lot
The premises now leased for years from lshsy
last al yearly rent OF O and taxes TO good IsnsnI
who, In addition to giving good security, has expenaea
more than 5000 In improvements. II vacant now, hey
would rent for $4,000 per snnum.
part Of the purchase money may remain on BOND ana
mortgage
FOR further particulars apply the Aueonee Broad
st.sst -
A. b. The above Is one OF the best locations In the City
for Bank Insurance Company for almost any owet
business Immediate possession may be obtained, on pay
ing the present occupant a fair bonus. mHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
SALES BY AUCTION.

A SIS IG n EE'S SALE.-The under
Asgned will sell public auction on the 18th day Of
March a. 10 O'Clock A 81, al Harman NasS 80 3road.
way Plsnoforte, Sofa, / Carpet Rocking Chair
Mahogany do Gfandoles, Pleasure Wagons which can
be seen 81 III EldhdgeH until Friday evening
mo a." JAMES H. THORN Assignee Of John Coyell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LAW COURTS.
Court CaIendar....THIs DA,

CiRCuIr CoURT.-NOS. l90, ~, SO1,
.s. 1871, go IsO S. 27s, s17 z7s ~, go 2al. 2s2
Superior CoURT.-Nos. 5, 81, =, Ill,
li9 us lsi leo 300 30 27, al as 22 2i6 81 a. S5I
u. S. DIsTRICT CoURT.-NOs. %, ~
10 80. C.loo
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term Gales
dn will be tai en- up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
Court Of Appeals wrOSEsDAY, ma'en

No. 6 was concluded. No. oo, 0eing
Hrar Socum plaintiff in error sg ,bis CIV
OF sz bbis beef hams 10 arrive per canal wss N
through The Clerk, on printed Stg IN yaI Sgsjost 10,
P@ine1, aeieasSaf u syoy In relation 10 an agIesmen!
~ No. 5 stands reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
J. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
nARTITION SALE OF HOISES and

HBARIII1ON SALE OF dOOSEsc ana
IL LOTS No. u Soonest. and ~ Bndges, Mt The Ex.
change, on the sd Of April, by A. j. BLEECKER, Auc-
uoneer.
The Soonest lot is q feet inches wide 'front.' and be-
gins lS2 feet inches westerly from Broadst adjoining
the sore OF Maitland, Phelps Co. The lot on Bndgesl.
s 20 feet inches wide In front and edoins the other la
the rear 90 that the two together from Bridge
Stone st about lS feet part Of the purchase money
may remain on mortgage. See otcis advertisement 10
Evening Poll, By NJ ULshOEFFER Referee MN toASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
California Vessels spoken, sc.
2nnIIen,H &c.

Jan 20 t lon 38 W. bark Taar aood,pesd ffom Bos
narr B Cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

Total S5Sls34 q S6ls9l2 "a S72L6i2 81 $394o55 30
u s. Malls Nc...l Estimated ...........,... %loOo V'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
OHGRIM'S PROC RESS.-WILL

n SOON CLOSE, at Washington Hall, 59s Broadway,
The Panorsms Of Bunysn's Pilgrims Progress
The public respectfully Informed that the exhibition
OF Ibis painting which has received the universal encOm
ums OF The public press and which has been visited by a.
ahe schools and churches Of city, viii close
during the coming month
Open every evening at O'clock; TO commence at II
Admission % ceDu Descriptive catalogues ~ cents
Exhibition every Wednesday aud Saturday afternoon,
When children viii 30 admitted half prize ma lwuas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

Showing deficit .S@597o9 As
The Directors Of the Pacific Railroad have held
ameeng at ST. Louis and resolved upon commencing the
construction OF the Road soon az practicable. II is
thought that not more than fortyfve miles will be located
or constructed the present owing TO the prevailing
belief that grant of land will be made by Congress al It's
next session The Chief Engineer OF The Road being
in this City arranging for the operations OF the season the
route will not be determined until his return.
The Burlington and Peoria Railroad is being
pushed forward with determination
nnarlets.... CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THs TRIBuSn
WEDNESDAY, March IS.
ASHES-The mMke! Is rather more active but steady;
sales OF SO bb!s al % for Pots and IS for Pearls
Export from LIST TO 25th March 1851, 1850.
.bhls.. 6S7 1913
Pearls 81 Ioo
COTTON-Has downward tendency, 40 there 10 Her
ally demand and the few sales making only amounting
500 bales to day have been forced the market al lar
Their deciIe The quotations nominal. Mos, holders
however, firm, aud the neXt Rdyces rom Liverpool
locked for with anxious feeling. telegraph from
HSsx where the coming steamer will stop IL exPec %
hourly.
Comparative Statement Of Recepis Exports, and S9of q
Cotton, at the toaOVtHg places, at the dates NAMED:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
LELLOWS, MINSTRELS, AT FEL-

Il Lows OPERA-HOUSE, IA Broadway, between
Howard and Grand ats Open every night during Ihe week
The celebrated original and well-knOwn FeOws' Nine
ne!s comprising efficient and versatile corps ofalent
ed and experienced performers under The direction OF
3 Feows whose Concerts 10 this City for The last year
have been received with the greatest favor By the elite and
fashion OF this great Metropolis Their Concerts conss Of
Rurlesque Italian Opera Scenes, WHY Sayings, Solos
Duets Choruses Dancing and Insrumen Al Performances
on wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concert
for the accommodation ofades and families commencing
Al O'clock P ~ Admission Is cents Doors open Il 81
10 commence at "a. mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
AMUSENIENTS.

NlBLO'S GARDEN-Tickets so cents.
l 7 Commerce st7t ocock.-THU R5DAY and tRIOAE,
March Il and q second and third nights Of toe ClkQCc
FRANCAGS Second appearance OF the celebrated arts'
MILE CAROLINE LOYO, and the brothers LOIS
SET the frat Equestrians OF Europe with their won
derful dsucing ard TRAINED HORSES, lately I'M
ported from FancOnrs Cirque Oiympique, Champs Fly
secs, Paris together with The entire troupe Of M
WELSH from his extensive establishment IN Phiadelphls
Horses Ponies rdrObe, rappngs, &c, constituting
wiki the DOUBLE COMPANY tue greatest array OF nov
eles ever assembled Mile Caroline Logo Will appear 10
Two renal acts Of EquessDsm with her trained steeds
Jupiter and Frisee. Grand somerset exercises py inc
Young Baptist LOsseL Mr. LOlSSET, Equestrian Drec-
Tor Win appear with his surprising horse ATARI GD lii
Mile Louise will perform All act VI tiorsehahSulP -
by the whole Troupe OF Equeslans, con-
naIfng VI so persOna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

The brig reported ashore at Barasga by propeller Ontario
s..r o. n. q pcrfn.uaaa bur.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-24
DRY GOODS. HARDWARE.
NEW DRY GOODS sTCRE.

Fosters aelc Building, on Main Street, Sd door
H betoU First. rH.
HAVlNG established large dry goods store at
II the above place, am now opening a fresh
stock OF fancy and staple dry goods TO which i'm
vicinity. In my stock is comprised the handsom.
est varieties and latest styles Dress Goods as well
as everything fancy and staple usually found in
similar establishments, all o which are adapted
TO this market, and have been purchased at such
cheap as any other house in Evansville. The pub.
lie are respectfully invited to give me call and ex.
anime for themselves. will be continually in the
receipt of fresh and seasonable goods, and am now
expecting large addition of Fall and Winter
Goods to my present stock.
seD2S-f -.of f.. T.. BARNES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-24
EVANSVILLE, IA, FRIDAY JANUARY "a 1851
CLOTHING.
UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE

- KAHN has Just received and opened at his
-. store, on the corner Main and Water streets
Of the largest and most complete AZ ssortments OF
clothing introduced into this section of Indi.
aha. His stock OF Cloaks, overcoats, dress irock
sulting the taste OF the most fasiidiCus His clothes
were manufactured of the best material and in the
NEST fashionable styles. and were purchased at
such rates as will enable him TO sell them on as fa
vOrabe terms they can be purchased at any 9th.
er establishment in the State He would ask par.
tieular attention to lis stock of mems and child.
ren's caps, believing there is not so large and fash
ionable an assortment iii the city. Come one and
all, is the waichword, and examine for yourselves
sep2S-d&wtt II $685.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-24

NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS,
NORTHERN MAIL.

Arrives at Evansville, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 10 p M. Closes same
days at 9 P M. Depai. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays al 2 A. M. Arrives at Vincennes.
same days at p. M.
EASTERN MAIL..BY the River
Due at Evansville. on Sundays, Tuesdays and
Th irsdays, at A. M. Closes same DAYS at
P. M. Irregular.
SOUTHERN MAIL.-By the River.
Arrives Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays al
7 P. NJ. Irregular.
NEW HAIR MONY MAIL.
Arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 2 P. M. Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at = A. NJ '.oq q
HOCKPORT MAIL.
Arrives Mondays and Frilays at P. M
Closes same day at 9 P NJ
~ MOUNT VERNON MAIL.
Arrives Fridays at P. M. Closes same day
a. 9 p. NJ
~ CYNTHIANA MAIL.
Arrives Thursdays at 8 p. M. Departs same
day at A. M.
Mails TO Newark McCutchinville, and Yves,
Franklin, arrive on Saturday. Closes imrnedi
ately. .nl.
The Fost Office will be open from Z A. M, to
8 P. M. On Sundays after the arrival of the
Eastern Mail, and from IL NJ, to ] p NJ. for the
accommodation Of the country people
8The attention of the community is called
to the above new Mail Arrangements The
hours appointed for closing the Office and Mails
will no. be extended except only in cases of ur-
gent necessity. Respectfully.
w. H. CHANDLER, P. NJ.