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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-19
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.


(Nert door to C. Bell, Druggist. Main ST.
Evansville, Ind.
M ESSRS. AIlLERlNG g. BRUMMEP have
lYl just received from their manuiactery in Gin
cinnati TIE latest New York style of Fall and Win.
in the best inanner under their direction, expressly
for this Market and consists of every article requi
site to complete Gentlemen's Wardrobes.
Coats and ClOaks.
A fine assortment OF Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab
Mackinaw, Blankets; Box, and Over Goats, genu-
inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Coats; fine lot of Cloth
Coats OF all sizes and prices superior Black and
Blue French and English Cloth Dress, Frock and
Sack Coats full trimmed, Satinet and Cashmerette
Coats; Brown, Green and Grey and all colors oi
Tweed and Cashmere Sack, Frock and Dress Coats
ROundabours and Goats OF all kinds
PantalOOns.
Superior Black ard Blue Cloth anti Cashmere
Pants; Fancy French Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Diet Mixed Saunett Pants; Tweed and Cordroy do
Pants os every variety and price to suit purchasers
Vests,
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest; Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satinetl vests
and common Vests OF all kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
In All the ate styles OF plain and fancy ~
Gesilk and satin Cravats, Scarls, and
stocks; white silk md all colors Pocket Iiandker-
Chiefs Linen and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and
Flannel do; Flannel and Net under shirts and
Draws, Shirt Collars; every kind OF Beaver, Kid
thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum susponders; silk gingham and cotton Umbrel
las; DOdd's, Sherwood and Chase's Hats, also Silk
Hats; Caps. Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else in the
furnishing line will be sole at Cincinnati prices fo
We shall continue TO receive fresh supplies week
| ~ during the season from mandatory in Gin
cnnati. lnovl3l AHLERlNG IL DRUMMER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-19
T3 RHxs1GIAgg %gAA ggsg G3ggTSEx TEExEK KMHRSH

TO PHYSICIANS, COUNTRY MERCH-
ANTS & THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
I NHE undersigned having purchased the Drug
l. Store formerly occupied by Messrs ]. q. Hatch.
itt & Co.. would respectfully call the attention of
the country merchants, the physicians, and the
public generally to their fine assortment OF Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Surgical lnstru-
ments &c. which they are regularly receiving
All of which we will sell upon as accommo.
dating tern as can be purcased in any of the West
ern cities. and hope by strict attention to business
to receive a liberal share of public patronage.
Orders attended to punctually, and carefully
packed.
ID CLINTON KELLER. I
ID. A. FARNsLEY, NJ. d !
KELLEY & FARNSLEY.
feb4,f No. IA Water ST., Evansville, Ind.
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IN Nanuerburgh COuutli IHu. AII OF WHICH are fICf
River Bottom Lands, and lying about miles from
Evansville.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne half cash, and onc-half in
six months, with approved security
last Will Of VIM Tralt,n, decd.
mhll-dltw4 BY ISGLE g. WHEELER
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ROTANIC MEDICINES.
EXEC UTRIx'S SALE.

DY virtue ofan order OF the Vanderburgh Probate
ID Court, will sell at public auction at the Cour
House door in Evansville, Ind, on Saturday the
10Th day of April next, between the hours Of lC
A. NJ and p NJ, the following described pieces
IL
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printing the number ordered by the House last
year, will amount 10 s37, sos. The House sab.
sequently passed resolution limiting the number
to rs times the usual number, reducing the cost
about $4,000.
Sir. TOWNSEND reported favorably to the Senate
bill amending the Revised Statutes declaring
what shall be an acceptance Of the office of c "a
erenmen. The Controller, Mr.. Fuller, trans.
mitted report OF the number of Banks 10 the
States, the amount Of circulation and n great
amount Of statistical information.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Incorporating the University Of Albany.
The Committee Of the Whole passed a bill re-
pesng provision Of revised statutes, declaring
what shall be considered an acceptance Of the
Office of Congressman. Also, bill making ap-
preparations in part for the expenses Of Govern
meDt, aud for other purposes.
After Recess.
The consideration of School Bills was resumed
Progress was reported without any question
being taken.
The Committee Of the Whole considered the bill
relating to the duties and powers Of Canal Su.
perintendents, which was debated at length and
progress reported. Adjourned
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D. Motes Lac, l6 Wall-st.l

N'''' ' FRIDAY. Feb 28-8, Am.
BUFFALo-Weaiher cold; wind N. w; Their % baron.
2S; showed little last night, and st showing ~,
RecHEsTER-Snowed last night about TWO lhches sui
Eowsng, wind w; Their %. a.,
Urea Quite Rn unpleasant mo ming Wnu M W. thei'
y; baron % 4lO. -
fRoY-Very wet and gloomy; Their. IS; wind g.
ALBANY-Couoy rainy and very unpleasantj lner DO :
bnom. % 70; mercury %. ~, A., -,
ST. JoHNs-Coudy and showing; wind W.; the river
kabroken up; Their. g. a.
MISUNDERSTANDING; wind N Their 80
Misunderstanding hard; wind NJ; TIER ST.
FRIDAY, Feb. 2S-s PM.
BuYFALo-Wind NJ; Their. "a baron. %; clear, cold
evening
ROcaEsrER-C Cloudy, and growing colder; has showed
Al day; Their 50.
.ArsuRS-COld and cloudy; rather unpleasant; looks
he ast0m; Their. -.
SyRAcUsE-Has been rather unpleasant; showed and
mined oil dsy strong west wind Their. q.
UTicA-Unpeassnt evening still stormng, and growing
colder wind NV ther. % baron falltngl ~
TRoY-Coudy and rather colder; the rain has ceased
and the weather 10 much colder this evening wind ;
ther q
and unpleasant but cleared up tonight
VIA wind blowing strong from NV. barom -. 800
mercury Ct Their So
b Bans iae, Office 20 H'all-st
FRIDAY, Feb 28-7,P.M.
BUFFALo-Clesr shy; wind WSW. about inches
Sow eh during The night barom $780, Their attached,
~ detached, %
systematically and cold three inches snow fell
W night and to-day; ther. 81
AuBURs-Mid aud cloudy; wind N w 2; Their A.
siRAcUSE-WindN n. w and cloudy; Their SO.
lfcA-Cloudy and growing cold wind W.; Their 81
feoy-Cloudy and wind westerly; Their. S.
ABASy-Cloudy and wind westerly; Their IS.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Flre-IIarkets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
puJAnEI puIA. Frid


PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb q
Last night the stable Of John O B rsn, and four
frame buildings, owned by John Keller, and stu
ate in Richmond, were destroyed by fire The
occupants of the dwellings, Michael Mccullough,
William Flanagan, Michael Reany, Henry Ram
sey, Edward McGoldrich Mrs. Fanny McGrady,
and Isaac Mothill, lost nearly all their furniture
and other effects A carriage, horse and cow
were burned with the stable. Banner Thomas s
ropewalk, situate on Moy smensing Road, oppo-
site Greenwich st. Southwark, was destroyed by
fire this morning.
The CorTor market continues excessively duh and uac
live; sales of $50 bales Upland and Orleans on pr-
terms but tat reduction from our former quotations
The FLOUR market quet standard brands are held al
30 d Dbl but there il export demand The sales 10
Common and extra brands. In RE- FLOUR and CORN
MEAL there is nothing doing WHEAT is not inquired az
ter and no sales have been reported small lot of Penn
freely and prices are lower; sae of 5000 bush Yellow NJ
Gcd60sc hioai OATS are dull In GROCERIES. t7ere Is
but e doing in cor sequence of the incemency of the
weather, which has retarded wharf operations. WHISKY
is steadv sales of bOs at 2ic, and hhds al re
SALES OF SToCKs-First BOard-S4,OOO Allegheny City
IS so 81 $50 Union Canal l4t 50 DO lag; 45O Morris
Canal II! $50 State 5s 95 si50 do 94s $500 City 5s,
III sSb 80 Norristown RR, S54 S40 Wilmington 6s,
94 Ma Bank, 1894 50 Union bank Tenn, II 100 Read
iDg RI 3ct
Second Boayd-lSs Lehigh Int s2 200 Morris Canal ls
S2oO Ches Del Canal 6s. IS, 973; Ches & Del Canal
81 900 State S. 95; $4,000 Read RR S. 10 30
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rnbune's Special Dispatches.
o..srl 20 Paris-Caucus Of Opposition
Senators.
s..,ai D,spatea to The Tribune.
~ WASHINGTON, Friday Evening" fe'

s.,,,ai D.spatea TO The Tribune. 90
WASHINGTON. Friday Evening, Feo' 90
Samuel G. Goodrich peter Parley) mas
been nominated as Consul at Paris wee
Rober Walsh, resigned. This new aP'
D"intment takes effect on the LIST OF Aprll;
DR.. Sturgeon of Perm, was Chairman Oh
As Opposition Senator'S Caucus on the
Diver and Harbor bill. Gen. Cass offered
=, ,' 30 against or for the bill, as the Party
.SOsla decide, but was perplexed by its d.
S ,S He suggested Committee of
Three on Democratic principles as to Riv-
ave and Hmbors. DR.. Sturgeon proposed
~ sppoint Gen. Cass Chairman of said
Committee, but he declined.
The Committee on the general subject
consists of Messrs. Hamlin, Fetch and BOr-
land. It's understood that they will pro-
nose amendments, cutting down the bill
which the party are to support and carry,
sending the bill back. and hoping to have it
fail between the two Houses. Rumor says
that the sudden opposition to the BILL
originates with an Illinois candidate for the
Presidency, and is aimed at Gen. Cass.
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MINIATURE ALxAsAc......TH's DI'
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK...... "a


Steamer Crescent City. T,nser. Cbsgr.s ston~.
shin. Harley. Morre MOBILE Ocean, (Brem) nseu, Bremen
Een-chen Uukart
BaIs.-Mont.nk. Brown, Galveston. BroNG e L.sls,
seepsr Ap achco. Laeo Orsfns, Eckerburgh ChAreoe;
Clarence tB Pace NoroAi haDdsra col-y, Ns~ odeao
Elweli
Brgs-R Laulson Moore. Jackscnvre rhomPsoa Huutet
Queen PEND .ton cardenss Buck Coz Ge,ne Ors
ng.ton Voss Preres. hcl.and 81 Johns, NJ,
IanIe Co. Edgar Omstssd Havana, fuelo Barrera' sur
Rec Havana sufges Co; Reuben Carver, C'rer Psihd
Wall smith Rchmon1 Henry bis, cushmaa,
E8edo7d wiiis, Smith, Wash gton khoie lsand, Far
child N.wbsrr Random, Williams Apaachcoai JFfesmaa cy,
Pbadeph. Haret Chsnds Lynch doi Active (brl Goodsy,
Jarme q Bane. Senator KirSy Mobile Roe Wls, Bal
tmoe Triumph Mercer. Philadelphia John Perkins, BAee so
Butler, Antigua
Soops-ReHzl Dur Newport Cluhen Dayton se"hNenl
Fashion, By dsuburg Pr0vldencs
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SfeanfhV Crsfcrrf Cng fer chaSs-h Desani Lsus az
susbaum sni servant Ehe Afst and seryen'
non Rch Mes Adlsr Mira Murphy Mrs schwartz yna NO. hfs
Et1W Church HzWkns, Mrs Wise, Mlss HsndnT af ana
zlchMA ard tEo Children Thos Prs Mrs Pncs NJ saa
Dresser anc child john SHAW, Thompson, Fsaef, NJ
wilson Csp George Pousand OOf s1rdrustsn
jas OTIS, Mss Rosa Smith, Wn Bsny M Hasans Jas D.1,
Chas scran,ou Scranton Thopson. Mrs Macy Clss
Macy Gsr5s daE and chltrsn sahzBsn NJ sam
d.r- Capt Gsr5uer Mrs Ludsm Ludam. Robert Gerard
smnh. DIT n 2 Baseai. Mr. Armstrong , hlassf9,
bbon, ~ W Dent Foot, Gao ks.logl Ms aa "A
Byrus Mrs MARY Howl Tsshsue Lutbe, ars Betty As'
H,rtlem, asrf w Walker Hal, g Pel psSroo-
A Miller Cohen, HAIRS. Hst, sgotsso sam
Abrams. John Clara X blsanshsu
FFnt \ Pint Solomon ROSA. PistE hehe n nnoue1
X victor, NJ Bayard Durham, Bachelor. staISs =
st,fk wsthsr David Davis Geo Da.is Simeon DAVIS rl0
yer Myer Cohen shlum, L0yici Rooms n eNls;
Msen sgthssnd Thos Bart sharp, Barnaf1 sAnae
Beers Beers RchArss Cheney, John Adams Saast
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Ar. Barbsdo.s ss,h MI brig Fairy she.d Philadelphia sa4
for POt;P,n. SD ah ut bark Paramount, wAitnsS.
Gst Tbomps inst ship suffolk suow for Boston, rspC bns
Charlotte, for Batiuor. DO
ton siS o hS sGs sr Ps5r.s o3 o
har War e. unc, Hsy. DAM Button Tor Philadelphia i6tA
sct Angler Howss for Boston 18Th JOHN Tye saan Tor 20
A. Bahia 18th u brig Pan Jones. Taylor, for as only Am
Ara, Rio de J.nsirO ship Capital sagOun, from BOs.oa
Nov H. for California dsassrs ia Dec brig Envoy hooe
from California Jan barh rhaes Pnkhsm Nfork
stures Morgan from Boston, for caluia Brig Dracu Lncos
from Boston for Caos before reported put IN arr Dec IL ana sd
st Nicholas Cape Islands. Dec brig Planet, Rs from
sslsm, for Bissau IeKt DAY.
Arr at 81 caharnes date stmr New ora, AVe n Nforh
Sent 70 Rio Janeiro. Dec 20 for California
Sadsn.s Feb ~ bIks Hamton, nssrs rYcrk. 10th,
10 d.ys L crow.l LessSang from New Yor. disch Maria
Hsfssy for Portland bg Pacific. sawysr for Booo psts
Prospect Doughty for escg brgs Adn Elizabeth wyatt Toe
PhIadsleh g days. cara DeWole. do do. nss day,
do Portland sasrd Portland dIscg sch Madeira Hsnnsn
SO I'm Havana Peb - steamers Georgia. chsgrss Falcon Zoe
HaysrS Feb SOAn ship Vermont Morse, Phiadsphisi bug
Wss,eudorT Charsston ds SID brEs chson
bourn. ssvssnsh, John Bseh Melville Wilmington sc
Msnaou Butt Ne Orleans; brig M.,mors Barbour. lo,,ons
Mo.s Hancock BuekspOrtsls ship Echurcb Bgoon Boea;
Otd Fellow Portland; Msaa Ross Nfork Era harsscA,
Dsy dO brgsRB LAYTON Gardns saysnnah JossgA kslsr
Provdepcs sch Henry Laursn coou aach sds ship, orns
ssSwood Portland; 5d-Ar ship Barring Brothers. Cotton, sYo
Danish S Dolphin !oh PsTaHd brig Ts'e'' Atwood Bucks
Mstsnss FEB sAr barb Lucinda, Spears Session. i7h brig
cossrrs dudley Bath sch Z-pbyr Wood
Sid bark Brunss Boston, brig Spear Dol sch Norton
A. Msysgusz R. Feb s. brig. Kate Pend.g,t Evans. BAH
loading; Eevvss Griffin, New Haven; Arcius Heating waiting
ssior Hsnow Norfolk waiting sSau TkoS just arr; Emma
Fasc.s Bastt visit. q bs,f Forbes Frances. H.vsn load
% as ,' Tsas Pos for ss y .S aS from Yo
Paine. brig Petrol hybss d'chsgpg " Cape Ho1o tor
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.,,;oper; il being a, popular 0ene' IL
the exsCu sSst i. renders the weak suonS'
sweden p .or,s of maladies, and secures a
cures 81 When sS the scafold was erected. tns
]Ong lie. .,.smbIed round with cups, glasses,
people nse EVEN with large saucepans, to eaten
bOw, sGH'T The soldiers had the greatest dIihcTsy
fbe oloea and maintaining an open space, u oo
in fornns who were very Penitens, srrlveu ~
fso ou rS At O'Clock, and after listening 20 sto
;he groueu Of the priests gave themsevesuR 70
exbcrs".;oper. The woman was mrs. oenesaeu,
the ex asn The anxiety Of the spectators wa
ihen tne n''s and the moment the mans nead was
very geA .tsy broke through the line oil soldiers
ysveIeI 10 drive them back Justify emP,oyea
The sOs, srS. Of their musket' the muskets were
The bag enc, . NJ desperate conflict ensued AZ
not 9.ae rovd succeeded in reaching the scaIo no.
s 'S Is the meantime the police had pa n1SsT
esi y :; .nV cart, and mad sent them OH unosr 20
bodies ~ naoo,t Of cavslry They had, however, 70
s,oae s'T nrecsution Of removing, by spades ana
Hse ,ne he portions Of the road on when oroP s
lckks' osd bsnpeped to fall, to prevent the peTpS
q p'poo 40 the blood When the bodies nao
rom ,sR or the crowd gradually dispersed Two
fOIi sny Of them were grievously injured sn1
oonu'T rnnaber bad received severe contuslons'
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xxxas, CONGRESS-. Second Session.

SENATE. WAsHISGToN, Friday, Feb. %.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved to suspend the NOR
SsOlution Of the House, making the Military
Bounty Land Warrants sssignable.
hessrs. MASON, JOHN DAVIS, HAMLIN and
eihers supported the motion and IL prevailed
Teas 90, Nays II.
The question pending was on Mr.. JoNFs's
saendment, giving Registers and Receivers a
~npenss,ion, to be paid by Government, for To-
asing these warrants, and also for locating war
Ets Issued TO soldiers Of the Mexican War.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. BORLAND offered an amendment declaring
eitaln Arkansas troops included in the act.
Nr. TURNER moved to add to this provision
sslnding certain Tennessee troops. Lost.
Mr. DAWSON moved 20 amend Mr.. Borlsnd's
,nsndment by declaring that nothing in the act
September last shall be construed as excluding
eom the benefits OF the act any officer, non com.
SSssoned officer private OF regulars, volunteers,
gate troops rangers or militia who were muster
20 into the service Of the United States for the
oppression Of Indian hostities, or whose services
ave been recognized by the United States.
ar boRLAND accepted this in lieu OF bis own.
n ~ hAhLIN moved TO amend by making Mr.
sssoss amendment apply to persons called out
q zoe States in the war with Great Britain
NJ rus TOO was accepted.
me amendment ss modified was then adopted
49,
'",p'slns entitled to bounty. Hostages l6.
,r zoe resolution was then reported, and the
TVuoment concurred in.
80 fKLcH then addressed the Senate in oPpo-
me- % the passage Of the resolution.
q, :. ~ HUNTER moved that the resolution DO lay
Ne Nc nee.-Lost. Yeas -, Nays 35.
s,s.. foorE earnestly entreated action on the
seo.s pubic business. The treaties to be ratified
IA aeo an executive session. Ii this debate vas
table. "~eu nc "ouio move 20 Jay IL Oh JUG
tios :. !" ALKER commenced q speech in opposi-
~ zoe resolution and gave way 10
V.fooTE, who moved IL TO be laid on the table
n. and Nays called and motion lost "A TO 80.
am ALKER continued bis remarks in opDo-
o9.s 70 the bill till O'CLOCK when he closed by
Isas0 an amendment directing that in lieu Of
bpaS. afrsnts parties may receive scrip for one
one fifty. and twenty ave dollars in lieu Of
AL IA 1aanored, sixty eigh', and forty acres He
feissS. Tue Ayes and Nays on amendment sui
nos, ~ noer not rising Ar. Walker said, This 5
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s,o. 10 n.,s,. -. a.. ..~s ts,s e esess
vohhg ME- ,-s gssnsfs efss>sroo4 ~h<a ssr&ss
pest o. The e<'se. wi sret ssps - ssv~t a
sssx tsBrs sss liverpool on the % "a.
usstssl, gsis. set both tspzass seooe ands.i< -.
sHF cArrsL haEoon frOm Bstoa Nov 30 10
y 70 10 6s Jsassro Jaa 8. 70 repaH Ps@Ps-roaa '
thrrs Gays
Ho.ssss HoLs FEB s5-LA., Bsht sss from sSW. -
csd soul o. h wm Btcon ss.ksg Der eossprt sss
fgOrs beat she ~ proeaFsa one sle % 10y
ssato The tusa resolves sone other dsnsgs
f aou Of Mara hs Cat@rs 800
a. sxsifs he ManA Feceiyed 90 injury.
~. Iu.sr He Al Ph.4slphs iron Cartsnas. na sFo
oi ID Ire Sth OF tie baoa Lht ncsa hesy slees
- VvSW ~hch bew cpa. yards. and oorynass
Rsnort Of ,hp Scotia Bsmor non Lserpool Ls "
D. 40 s,ms uisbt exp-secsda heavy eao IRON WY" .se
~ 80 hsrh. 7h, the weather DEBATED sne eoeti-
- ef seth; 40 u sss no, Oct ,sh' q ne s S ,s
80 81 w.s drosBej; from % utte lei 'ss sea %
az Ia 6 loo e. bing arcsrcl 50 rseied
go. whrrh ,.rtsS kovsgt. stove forecasts msn@ y.
asd pSssengef house % aess 49, -
srose Lrss beam. bs~sea dscks; got hs shP oesofs
I'D an hanas Al lie pumps and freed her n ss eoer
PsorscErows Fsbst-Durng the severe sna oI
Inc .ch flors Ds7ais ier Nsw forx ~sss
u. bs.s = ~, ,.e ss9 sss sv,t roo 5000 49, q
beach g5o5<sS 18Th VII % A1sa 81 - ~. 49,
wv. ''-'' - ~ :
Esea sss % Tv,ss E.a, Secretary VI sAs ss- ress
Krr WrsT Feb 93Ths 6avss,oa OF Newrot, rom Alta
kspas Rchmonc put port the 10Th ast
sshy The has been landed perfect order. The brig ~
10 hove hs ssk shove ths Capt Elssa had
consulted alec his Tia, Esq, sai eoacur
hem an parties interested the vessel snd sn be
benefited By stng the Temporary Tbs master vii nsks
spa. cradle vessel 10 proceed safety TO s PEI,
Of destination a. As small expense s possible she WI se-aJ VOC
about the t,h o. March
scu isprYsSprscs Kngh, from Portland for Sanors pat iats
Sooh Va sstA With loss Of anchors chessPe-se Ray
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spoken. &c.

Jan 10. lat ,ou 81 ship Empire, from wa'sosd. for se--
Orleans.
No date lon 100 W. barb LYDIA Ann Bullion. In San Far
d. for nd-ich lslands
SS 4sk loo II 90 ship Hsrrot Augusta Roen'ea fon
Liverpool Tor Ns-ossns ss supposed though rePorssd hs~
Augusta. steering SN.)
Jan H. lat IS oa 20 ship Calcutta. f Norleans for rnss.s
Jan IS long 81 w, Eas CarolRs, from Newcsu' t<
NroFk.
Feb T. lat IS n lOos IS W. Mar Caroline, from Liverpool ~
Mobile.
FEB lat as n long W. ship Thomas from LvrpoO! for No
bile -
Feb 49, mile. sw Of Bardey, ship Universe, from Liverpool foe
EYork.
NOreans
No date of American shos IS miles from Ksy West sarh
MARY from Mobe-sf well wished 70 Be reported
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Manufacture Of Woven Iron. No. VIII

IRON GATES, BALCONIES AND yERASDAs.
The true ornament of a well appointed man
sion is q handsome complement of gates and bal
comics; and a country.sest is never complete
without ell. constructed and breezy Verandsh
where the pleasant Summer twilights and balmy
evenings steal quietly upon you, and the softest
zephyr comes pure and fresh, unimpeded by hot
and sitting walls. The graceful and open Iron
fabric which forms the only perfect Verandah, is
upapproachAble ia lightness, convenience and
beauty II far superior to clumsy wood as cultivation
is 10 stelty, civilized taste TO barbarism. In the
c les there demand for another style equally pleasant
and servcesbe IL well made but nsuilerabe IL awkward
sud unsghty This s the Balcony always desirable ad
dillon any mansion and a luxurious reslingplace on
moong hit rights Yethese cOuvenieuces used in ess
less degree because OF their cumbrous aspect and gea
weight say nothing the cost OF the varieties formerly
Manufactured ard long as the construction OF such
articles OF Caron is persisted in the objection cannot be
removed. By the use of Wroughtiron however, In this
branch of manufactures these difficulties readily over
come The peculiar character Of maeable iron combines
nany advantages for this style work and will commend
il TO the consideration Of all who examine the subject. The
facts are well established that with less than half the
weight required in the OF Csstiron, WroughEron s
capable of withstandng usage with eS wearand
Yields to sudden conclusions without difficulty, ad-
ms of aleraOn when deemed necessary and possesses
in an eminent degree the properties of ghtnen strength
and ornament To those purposng to build either in town
or country we recommend examination OF these excel
Ient plans Of Wroughtiron fabrics put forward by Mr.
John Wlckershsm The warehouse having been removed
from it's former situation, will be located on and alter Mon
day next at No. $40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
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