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announce the debut York Justly ess5r.s
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Rice after which the comic Negro Extravaganza of
JrhB6JuM Att o'clock in the evening shs
PAIR LADY; after which the moral drama of MADE
LINE The innunerabe riostiss Of this Museum
be at all hours between An, and 10 PM every day
except sundays
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATGE, aBowBRY.
- james NJ. June Co., Prcprictcrs-A Grand Perior-
will be given this, Wednesday afternoon, in which
will appear Nile Tournse and the whole French Troupe
Tournaire will appear dashng anu thrilling uancso
performance entitled the Steeplc Chase. Miss Mary Ann
6e act Of Eauitaton without saddle or bride Doors open
at quarter before 4 performances at halpast
Boxes - cents; Pit l2 cents; Private Boxes 80
HERR +. GRIEBEL vIoLINIsT AND CONCERT
the public that he will shortly give
the Female Academy Brooklyn, when he will be assisted by
the best artists. Further particulars in few days
LRANKLIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEo.
Lea Sole Proprietor = Admission = Seats in Private
Boxes 50 cents; Stage Seats cents; Boxes - cents Par
quet l2l eensElcgant Saloon performances After
and Evening Entertainments in the after
Mt o'clock and in the evening AZ half past Tho
varied and select and
other place Of in New York consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering hfteen
talented band in the United States Of Model Ar
lists who selected for their beauty and and who
number Of beautiful tableaux taken tho
pictures Of ancient and modern times Of Arab
Girls who go through variety Of feats Of strength and
world Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition of Marble Statuary unequad in the WORLD
together with variety Of interesting performances every
afternoon and evening For particulars bills Of each day
GATHERS COSMORAMAS. CORNER OF BROADWAY
~ and Thirteenth street.-The first section containinga
collection of twenty views of Europe Asia Minor Syria,
the Holy Land Egypt Nuba and Arabia vii Be eshisissd
repiae Nv ueXy VIEWS. mn lly int rcstin
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RowERY THEATRE-BoxEs. . CENTS; PIT. ~
s.ss sa sa4s t,:s =, viii
sSsss s:sS IN s
Essy Mr. = .rdi. Is' nm Nj s
.;,,s a.: a,saas T1s v.
cry n .' Jordan = Harry rn s,ass Mr. Pope Jenny NJ:
RuRToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET REAR
cents fa@y Sse cents Private 'i Bs.e.
.s @ 81 siTss' 4 I"%ssr.Ss
comedy iEsE4c ii" 81 | MIST
Mrs Trapper Mrs. Hughes ceetine Weston; NATL,
NATIoSN,ALr T., THEATRE lea CHATHAM sTnEEr1BoxEs.
siis Il * Sss:;
Sentiment % lane Nj NJ g n m sys CAM .s1
Mary x' ss
siARoS-Fippo basodiily Mr. l. Fox H'" we "''1 "
.n.i The n s sqS TIC my
siSsrs2Is .enpri:i"s s.siss. and Versatile corps.
Of "tsisnt.d and "saPersnesd Performer under the
f., S have been reserved Nth
eight BY ei families Asr
&
at o'clock, r. On Saturday evening next Aaroh 18th,
annual benefit Of W. A. Porter.
bellows MiNsTRELs, AT FELLOWS OPERA
= House, ~ Broadway, between Howard and Grand
original Fellows Mnstrcls, comprising an
and s ss "a and per
eerts this city for the last have been received with
iopcs Their consist Of Buriesque Italian Opera
sssnfs w s,3sss sS9 1assns
day afternoons grand Concert for the OF
ladies and families commencing at o'clock r. b. Admis
sion 20 cents Doors at commence quarter before
GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE--oLYMPIc. az
~ Broadway.-M ednesday. the 18th March, ISL will be
performed in three by iIoscy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EVENING. MARCH
i 9th, ls5l-Bradbury Nashs last Juvenile musical
for the consisting Of choice selection
o. miscellaneous music, at the Broadway Tabernacle,
Singers appropriately dressed. Tickets
each for sale at the principal Music and Book stores and
the Ticket Office the evening of the Concert Performance
to.commence at halt-past seven.
EVENINGS WITH suERIDAN-MR. GEORGE VAN.
II denhofs Second Evening with sheridan Hope Chapel,
Wednesday evening" March III Critical Review Of sheri
Third evening Thursday. To commence ~ o'clock.
Tickets, 30 cents.
TRIPLER HALL-THE NEW ORLEANS OPERA
Troupe, after absence Of Is months respectfully
have taken for one night only Monday
evening March 3lst, ISL The members comprise G.. g.
B Buckley a se Sa sssae os
Of PARISH will preside Mt the Piano The company viii
appear in their respective departments the whole forming
concentrated together As musicians voeats and artists
they have been long and ayorab known having the
Fund Hall besides Milling engagements in all the principal
Western and Southern cities Doors open at l.
day April LIST and I'd they will appear at the Brooklyn In
stitute Brooklyn city.
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MUSICAL.


tsc plate Of modern STYLE made by oil tho
London manufacturers Apply to 4. D., H. FULTON
street Brooklyn. The would take erockery other
goods. in exchange.
CABINET sELF-PLAYING ORgAN-roR SALE At
~ very low price beautiful aud unique instf,mcnt
Of the best manufactures in England II has eight
barrels playing about fifty ovcrturcs Ae Its
elegant useful piece Of for the rarer library
Has recently been the order The could
have less than Sso. and It Is offered tor 40
Can he Mr. Jardne Organ Mandatory 5t5 Pearl
street. near Broadway.
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IrE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RISKS TAKEN
IL ny the United States Life Insurance Company in the
~ ''''' j. SHELDON, Ps.sidssa
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

DROOKLYN MUSEUM-PR0PRIETOR AND MANA
- ger. Mr. r. NJ. kent.-Iriees reduced-Parquette, -
cents Gallery 2ia cents Wednesday evening. March Ii
scott; Rachel Mrs Dyott After (Which. TURNING THE
TABLES.-Jack Mr.. Kent. To conclude with MYSTERIES
AND MIsERIES or NEW Y0Rk.-Mose, Mr.. 4. 5. Chan.
frau; Little Lie, Miss Albertinc.
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!. ,,r,-c., .,.c,-,o...... NNN1SN-0.,
III .. hoUeh, AleIioNEEh WILL SELL. ON
- wednesday ~ hai past ten o'clock all the fur
nture IN the eotage house corner u Fnythird
street anu EEnh avenue lokes stages come TO the
mental Housekeeping articles Carts will be there
the TOT as the house must be vacated
Friday. Also, ens food COW.
vvrxpvu ,rrns .rcr,o~,., en-, ,,,n,n
El ENhl H. LELuS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
ger rings sar rings breast pins &e-uenr Leeds Co
vail sell NJ &ue,oh, on Wednesday march nth NJ lOta
ocioek ~ ne saesroom no. all street. large assert
ment OF costly SCI and other precious stones set ia
the most Dsauhu French and English styles in solid gold
consisting OF very elegant ear rings With diamonds from two
to four caras nnger rings OF various styles beautifully
some on which are very costly gents single stone
breast pms worth rom p 70 eU bracelets OF great va
Iae ~ @ Ina ear rings. w. &c. IN damonds
sMsraidf ahe opa ne also large anu valuable invoice
hHh cost never ana othr ~atches some superb ladies'
ana rents ssnexa watches entire sets Of silver silver
waters cups khxe ana FORKS card cases seals and other
crosses valued ut from 800 SU They also be
On the morning OF SAFE.
.a,,x, !, ,,.~n.ur.m,o ,,-..,,o.-u.. -.
Il onn =. hNb1Lw AlLn, AvCIIoNEEh- LAhGE
sae OF s.*nu1ru osss-t - Lawraaec y 20 VIII sell
on n ~ .nfr saie room - M street,
near boao"Ay chose CONNECTION OF STANDARD Roses We'll
adapted 70 our ema selected with great care without re-
gara " cost eohssns OF MOSS Perpetual bourbon Not
ana from nursery OF d. Boil,
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PUBLICATIONS.

WHO SELLS THE CHEAPEST BOOKsg-wHY, NEA-
w gc, 81 the Old Curiosity shop. There you can mud
everything the shape Of Book, Prints &c. Sanneld
Hail. tonsueio "a cents, Indian. works of Dickens
mas, and all the publications. Call aud examine.
JOHN 4. NEAGLE ln2 Nassau Il.
TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY 10 BROADWAY.
~ established t teachers and all educ orders
Capital furnished by the Patrons, viz many the
Institutions families and teachers Throughout the Union
deposit Of cent each no
eeotiaton until the full j. received Ap1y
early. full and postpaid personally II possible References
exchanged. T.. III. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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n s. HOUGH. AUcrI0NEER, WILL SELL. ON
~ Wednesday morning At half ten o'clock all
nture contained IN the cottage house 81 Fifty
street and Eighth avenue (Okesfes stages
housed embrseinE handsome variety OF useful orna-
tai Housekeeping articles Carts will be there
the for purchasers as the house be
FRIDAY ne rood Gov.
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VIZ ANTED-A SITUATION. ny a NICE REsPEcTA-
w bic young woman, German, either as seamstress
adys maid teach children German Inquire
day Waverly Place and Sixth
avenue ~, up stairs.
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CLOTHING.


CARD.-D. LEONARD RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
"A his friends that he be found Mesrs. A. A A.
Diapers and Taors J3 broadway. Duane
street where he is engaged in the Cutting Department
CLOTHING HOUsE-BRoOKs BROTHERS. NOS. ll6
~ and lis Cherry Of Catherine street. New
York desire inform their friends and that they
have for sale extensive and varied stock o. ready
made Clothing embracing every quality and description
Merchant Taorng-They would invite especial attention
their selection OF goods for the which have been
carefully procured for this department.
EAST OFF CLOTHING, &c.-LADIES OR GENTLE
men having Clothing, Jewelry. Fire Arms. Costumes,
Ac, which they would into cash. will obtain from
the subscriber full value for the
III. LENE1T, No. ? Park place, corner Of broadway.
Gentlemen families attended Mt their residences
and all orders through Post
place Of business will meet with prompt attention.
(tAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having effects
clothing, furniture jcw.lry. re obtain
cash for the by sending for the subscriber his
residence by post will be punctuslly attended TO-
VI. =. COHEN West broadway place. Canal street.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
Il AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
L. fully informed that they obtain the full value in
cash for all descriptions OF second hand On Clothing
and second hand articles in general by sending their address
through post otherwise calling JAMES M0RONEl,
At his store II Orange street. near Chatham street
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NANTED-TO GO TO BALTIMORE, A WATCH
w maker who understands his busn thoroughly and
give good reference One who could do little engrav
and has some knowledge Of the watch trade would be
preferred. situation fair
Tered. Apply to r. A. BREZ No. ~ CORTLAND street. New
York
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EVENINGS WITH SUERlDAN.-MR GEORGE VAN
IL denhofs Second Evening with sheridan Hope Chapel
edne sday evening. March III Critical Review
dams Comedies with the readsg of The School Scandal
Tickets 50 cents.
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STOCKING FRAMES AT AUCTIoN-ELEvEN RIB
bed and plain frames will be sold by auction Monday,
3st cfharch at IL ~ The above all in good condition.
and nearly the property Of Edward North Stanton
street
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(,IRCUs-NEw YORK AMpUIrHEATHE, 81 BOwRRY.

ITERR T. GRIEBEL yIOLINIST AND CONCERT
Master from Berlin has the honor his
friends the public that he will shortly give
the Female Academy Brooklyn, when he will be assisted
the best artists. Further PARTICULAR in few DAYS.
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HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE BEDS. BEDDING &c
A. &. futile will sell. Thursday, at 10 o'clock at
No % Hudson street small assortment Of Furniture
eistng of Threepiy and Ingram Carpets Mahogany Son.
Chairs yan, French Bedstead. Bureau and
Beds Bedding &c Also the Kitchen Furniture including
Cooking Stoves kc.
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fact that they arrest aud disease ny outward appca
In place o. the usual mode o. drnrgnR and the
pscnt till exhausted nature sinks hoptley under the in
Fiction They strengthen the whole sytem cguae the cir
cuiaon ~ the blood the ecreons do
the slightest injury under ercumstsnces since their In
PRODUCTION IN the United Statee only three since
than sp person. including all classes and conditions
which large number a ladies, who pcculi
ariy susc eempsints have been entirely and
permanently cured when al hopes q relief had been given
else had been tried In u q. More
head. N ~. General Agent. lN broadway. New York.
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John l.. VANDEWATER. AUCTIONEER.-L LARGE
sale Of Standard Roses-F G. Lawraaec T. Co will sell
Wednesday, March 18TH their sale II Wall street
Broadway choice collection Of Standard Roses we'll
adapted to climate selected with great care without
gard to cost consisting Of Moss Perpetual Bourbon moi
settles and Tea from the.wel known nursery Of d. Boil
florist corner Of Fiitieth street and broadway.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
Railroad Dinner.
We clip the following iom the Dayton CO., Journal:
RAILROADS.

We clip the following Om the Dayton CO., Journal
RAILROADS.
For the information of our readers we have gathered
from papers received within day or two, several no.
tees Of the progress of railroads and North of
We commend them to the attention of our citizens.
The following is extract OF letter to the Sidney
Banner from correspondent who has been upon the line
Of the Indianapolis and Bellefontaine road
"On my way here, my business led me by the way Of
Winchester, Muncie, Yorktown, Anderson, and Pendle
ton. In all these places | spent night, and having
formed some acquaintance with the leading of these
several points years ago, and meeting with
them again. the old and interesting subject Of the Belle
ontaine Railroad the all absorbing topic OF CONVEX
sation was fortunate to fall in with the Chief Engin
eer, Mr.. Norris and the assistant Mr. Patterson They
both very gentlemenly men, and they gave more
satisfaction the ability of the Indiana company of
being able 10 complete the work the Ohio line at an
early day, than had ever known before The universal
opinion with the Indiana company has been that in
Ohio would not be able to finish the road to the State
line they could. Shall this be said of Fee
bier sister Statei Let il not be said of that can't
finish the Ohio portion soon if little sooner
The company here have thrown out banter through
to the Ohio company, which | hope will be taken at
once II is this-that we have grand dinner at the
State ne the time of the completion Of the work to
be paid for by that comp rny that drUss the last spike
the rails What say you OF this friend stockholders of
Shelby7 The glove thrown down. will you take it up
So far 'ttle Shelby is concerned the biggest
stakeholder in the Ohio part of the Road feel like say
ing for her. at yOu decidedly and in the Of
being beaten, well afford to pay for q good din
ner-for one am Gin"
The terms of the charter Of the Indiana part of the
Bellefontane Railway is such that the company is com
PEELED to finish it by sections. The first section is
now done to Pendeton and is undoubtedly the best
new railroad in the West. The second section ex.
tends from Pendleton to Munce. This is all graded and
the iron here for laying the track from Pendeton An
derson miles. The iron is being contracted for lay
the track from Anderson Muncie The cars can well
be us to Muncie by the first of July next this time
there is nothing done the third and last section from
from Munce to the State ine except the clearing and
grubbng, which is being done very rapidly. have
been thus particular, Mr. Editor In order that your
an eve tsas baf these Hooar 49, 10y I'm
They will be very apt to shuttle the dinner
side
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. TO- 1850
Hon Franklin Hardin was called to the Chair and Col
E Dumont and w. R. Bowss, appointed Secretaries.
The following resolution was adopted:
ResOlred That we viii now proceed TO nominate. in
caucus candidate for IT, S. Senator, and that will
severaly support in convention the candidate so nomi
mated.
The following the result Of the first rira roce, vote
FoR JESSE ID. BRIGHT
OF the Senate.-Messrs. Adams, Alexander, Athon,
Berry, Brugh, Cravens, Dawson, Delevan, English,
Carver, Hardin, Henton, Logan, Micke, Niblack,
SIeeth, Walker, Winstandly, Wood.
Of the Houss.-Messrs. Armstrong, Bird Blue, Brad
ley, Brown of Shelby Campbell, Carr, Chapman, Craw-
ford, Davis Of Scott Donaldson, Dumont, Essex Frank
lin, Gentry Hamilton Harrison, Hicks HOsbrook,
Humphreys, jackson, Lindsey, Morgan, Painter, Pan
cake Patterson Of Marshall Riley Ross Shull Stayner
Schwartz, Swihart of Wabash, Watson, Watt, Willard
Williamson, Withers-56.
FoR ROBERT DALE OWEN
Of the Ssnate-Messrs Goodman, Graham, Hama,
Hunt, James, Kinnard, Miller Reid.
Of the House.-Messrs. Brown Of Pike, Cox, Grim,
Davis of Dubois, Elkins, Hall, Hutchinson, Lewis,
McCleIIand, McKim, Rice, simler, Thorn, Walls. VIII
son-23.
For JOHN PETIT
OF the Senate.-Messrs. Allied, Turman
Or the House.-Messrs. Benson, Harris, Marques,
Marvin, McMakin, Nelson, Patterson of Tppeosnoe,
Wittenmeyer-10.
FOR T.. vi. CHAMBERLAIN.
OF the Senate.-Messrs. Eddy, Evans.
OF the House.-Mercer-3.
FoR ]. HI. LANE.
Mr. Miikin, of the Senate.
BLANK.
Mr. Shook.
Whole number. ............ ..................94
Necessary a choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AS
Jesse ID. Bright 81
Robert Dale Owen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
E. NJ. Chamberlain. ............... ............ 3
John Petit. 10
Dlank .-.........- .
Jesse d. Bright having received majority OF all the
votes cast declared the nominee Of the Democratic
party for U. S. Senator.
On motion, it was resolved that all the Democratic
papers in the State be requested publish the proceed
ings of this meeting.
FRANKLIN HARDIN, Chairman.
Z. DgMoNT,
W r. BOWS, Secretaries.
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Mr. Conner moved to reconsider the vote the pas
sage of Mr. Dumonts join, resolution relative to bounty
lands which motion prevailed.
On motion OF Mr.. Dumont, the joint resolution was
then recommitted to the committee enrolled bills
with Instructions.
Mr.. Dumont introduced bill providing that clerks o.
circuit courts and other officers shall certify claims for
bounty lands, free Of charge Read first time.
Mr. Watts introduced resolution that the judiciary
committee make certain inquiries relative to mechanics
liens Adopted
the Senate concurring, will elect president Judge for
the sixth judicial circuit Tuesday next 18th instant
at 3 o'clock, p. Nj. Adopted.
MIR. Elkins introduced bill relative supervisors in
Wells county. Read twice.
Mr.. Withers introduced bill to reduce the number of
directors of the Franklin Turnpike Company. Read
twice.
The House adjourned
mistake was made in report of the proceedings
OF Thursday to part Of the remarks OF Mr. Coburn
the resolution the bounty and bill His argument
was this That the present law could be avoided by an
execution of power of attorney locate and an agree
ment to convey by the warranee, and that coart of
chancery would enforce the agreement; since land
Office certificate is evidence Of title by statute and
since it is not competent for Congress say that our
citizens shall dispose Of such certificate; the law of
the State regulates such agreements Congress might
have annexed condition to warrants that they should
be void and the land the government on assign
ment. This law in tins State virtually void This
indirect method of transfer and the risk of law suits
would depreciate warrants, &C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
Convention.

On yesterday Mr.. Kent, from tie select committee to
which the different subjects in relation to negroes azd
mulattoes referred reported series of sections,
providing-thst negro muato shall come into or
settle in this State after the adoption of this Constitu.
ton; with negroes coming the State to be
void and persons employing them, otherwise encour.
aging their remaining in the State, shall be fined notices.
than than $500; there shall be an annual
appropriation for the gradual colonization of negroes and
mulatoes and their descendants who are here at the
adoption of the Constitutions after 1860 negro or mu-
atto shall acquire real estate except by descent the
General Assembly pass laws carry the proys-
ions of the foregoing sections f adopted by the people,
This article shall be submitted separate vote of the
people, in this form Exclusion and Colonisation of me-
groes and muLattoes, ''aye no" which were read
first time and 500 copies ordered to be printed
The Bank question then came up. Mr. Walpole
Withdrew his motion reconsider the vote on the specie
basis section Mr. Read of Clark renewed the motion
Lost, ayes So, noes 80. Mr. Bascom's amendment. re-
ferring the subject to the people adopted Mr.
Smith Of Rpleys section Of restrictions then came up
Mr. Owen moved to strike out the provision making all
banks mutually liable, and to insert provision that
Bank is established with Branches said Branches shall
be mutually liable for each others crculaton which was
adopted, ayes lis, noes "a lIr. Dobson then moved
amend that the State shall have power to contract
loans to establish State Bank. The Convention then
adjourned.
In the afternoon Mr.. Dobson withdrew his amend.
ment. Mr. March moved to amend, that the Branch.
shall be responsible for the debts notes and engage
Of each other; laid the table, ayes H. 49,
The section, amended by Mr.. Owen was ordered to
be engrossed. Mr.. Walpole moved to amend, so that
the present Bank lean may be renewed other loans
negotiated for Bank purposes laid the table, ayes
81, noes 50. Mr.. Petit moved amend, so that the
State shall not be stakeholder in any Bank after the
expiration of the present bank charters which, after be.
ing amended by Mr.. Owen by adding-''nor shall the
credit Of the State he given loaned in aid Of any
person, association corporations shall the State
hereafter become stakeholder in any corporation
ISOLATION" was adopted, ayes 80, So Mr.. Wal.
pole then moved to amend, that citizen of for.
eign government shall either directly or indirectly be
stockholder in any Bank, sc. Mr.. Smith of Ripley
moved to amend that Bank notes bills shall be is
sued State stocks the deposite Of United States
State stocks laid the table, ayes 49, 81. Mr.
Wapoles amendment was laid the table ayes so,
noes IS. Mr. Smith Of Ripley moved TO amend, that
there shall be bonus Of half Of per and
per six and per cent. dividends Before
the question was taken the Convention adjourned.