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Particulars of the Sinking Of the Steamer
LOMelI-Fifteen Lives Lost. Ac.

PiTrsBrn nGH, March % 1851.
We yesterday received from a gentleman who was
present at the dreadful attending the collision be-
tween the steamers Lowell and s. r. yinton both Of
which were, at thc time heavily laden. the following
particulars The accident took place near Captain
island. ten miles below Wheeling at about h.lf.p,st
ten O'Clock at night. The night was very dark
and as the pilots of the boats perceived
each other the bells tapped. but through some
unfortunate mistake accident, the Lowell
the bow OF the Yinton which struck her st of hcr
boilers. The force Of the conclusion tremendous
The vinton large boat, carrying about nine
hundred tons. and has probably the strongest huh OF
any boat on the river. The Lowell sank in about
thirty seconds after the collision The cabin parted
fitm the hull and left floating.
Her cabin passengers and crew escaped many Of them
in their night clothes to the top of the hurricane ,c
The hrst engineer. two hrcmcn and twelve dcc. pas
seDgers. drowned
The Of the hremen and deck passenger, ar, un
known. they having been taken board at Pittsburgh
and the clerk not having entered their the
gister.
large family. consisting Of man. his wife ni chill
drcn from Bedford. Pa, ON their way West among
those who pcrished.
The Captain Of the yinton Immediately ordered that
the beat be stopped and he then towcd the wreck o hs
Lowcs cabin to the shore where every thing that could
cont rbute TO the comfort Of those saved. done
AMER some time. the steamer Messenger No 2 cama
songsdc and Captain Fisher of the VI kind, took a
number of the passengers his boat 10 Cincinnati
Joseph u. Mckeoun, the frst engineer who drown
ed leaves wife and children residing in Ai.shs
ny, lie was not the regular engineer but haa takcnth
place OF Mr. Edward Burton. who attacked by III
ncss. just as the Lowell backing from the thar
at Pittsburgh MIR Mcks loss will be deeply amcntei
ny MS brother engineers, among whom he occupied
high position.
David Evans. carpenter, and part owner Of the boat
made very narrow escape. The cabin sunk 20 IA
hurricane deck. and Nr ~ was caught underneath it,
but he managed however. to make his situation known
to those top the deck by knocking against Where
upon q hole was cut through. aud hc released
though he had been 20 long In the water that he
nearly chilled 10 death.
Harrison Mason the clerk who owned three ghhs Of
the boat insured for 81 10 in the Citizens In.
surance Company
Edward u Barton. VIII, owned onc-cigh,h. had an In.
surance ~ $500 on his share In the westcrn Company
Captains Force. Rogers and Evans the remaining
owncrs had no insurance.
The cargo consisting Of iron. nail cotton yarn and
dry goods shipped principally by Hardy. Jones
60, Of Pttsburg and fully insured IN the North
American. fircmens Western. and Citizens insurance
Offices.
The hull Of the boat lies in about thirty fect water
The engines will be- saved the cabin furniture AMI
large portion Of the dry goods, though in damaged
state
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Tnr aTrs.siur HrrNAsS. having been furn-i,d with
four boiler took engineers trial trip Tues
day morning and returned the following afternoon.
We pleased 10 learn that 1t highly sStit
factory In ottry respect The engines aso have hsA
thcrDugh ovcrhauling, and before performed
wei they dd this tri, "Trip The Hermann bcirs
justly regarded II the most cpiuf5r,abis ana
elegant Steamships sailing out of this port, anJ having
everything that be wished for In tho NY a
boilers and machinery, deserves the attention a. the tra
vCllirg public She will sa FROM pier No North Rivcs
on saturday next. for Southampton and Bremen
roR LnfrrooL Tho u NJ steamship Asia CaStais
Judkins sailed yesterday noon for Liverpool she
ricd good lit Of passengers the of whom will be
fourd in smother column.
ToR IIA,ANa, &c-Thc T. S. NJ steamship Ohio, Capk
schruck departed yescrsy afternoon for Havana AnA
Now orcsns Her pasaengcrs wia b. found undcs
the proper head
SuoRr yolAGf Tho baltimore built clipper chip Re-
bCecs Capt Welt which lrft New Orleans tbe oh ~
December, fr Rio dc cJanciro returned the morning ~
the 18th intantthus making the voyage from New Or
lcans 10 RIO and back IN thrcc months and rix days
Sufr o. 4 R,nwAY "A According " srrrngcfnrnt
small rhip fully riggrd and manned arrived ~ Cprin-
rati the the 25,h ult from Cleveland anA
wac launched that afternoon amidst the firing of can
non aud tho shouts Of the multitude The previous
evening shc al gracefully the waer - Lake Erie,
unu the neat she anchored IN the Ohio.
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The Wreck on NIontnuI<.

Bosro~, March Ii, 1851
1t ia believed here that the wreck reported to have
been by Capt Crosby and Others. of Montauk
the packet ship Ivanhoe. which sailed from New
York the I'D of February for Liverpool The wreck
first the 18th Of February since which time
bales Of cotton. broken oar, marked Iyanhoe and
other articles have been picked up.
On careful inquiry it has been asccrtaned that the
Ivsnhoc had oars branded Also, -four barrels with
fiat hoops, marked with red paint s. c." the same AZ
by Capt Crosby, who arrived at New Bedford on
the 10th inst
From the description Of the wreck 1t is feared that
the Inflated vessel il the packet ship Ivanhoc trading
between New York and Liverpool She sailed from here
the I'D ult with about twenty stccrage passengers
under tho command Of Capt. Magree who brought her
home after the melancholy loss of Capt Knight Ii run
down by an outward bound steamer suppose it
u possible that the and passengers portion
them. may have been saved The Ivanfoc was owned
by Taylor Merrill Of Iuriing slip, and good
s of ll5O tons. about four years old and valued
about $4,000 Her cargo composed II cotton. fus-
tic and -four portions Of which articles been
where the wreck was seen
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Eycte0rologic al Observations, March %.

f'l MORSE : LiSE--osFIcE 10 WALL. STREET.
BrFrALo. A. Milne. pleasant morning, wind south;
thcrmcmctcr 81 mercury IN barometer 81: baromstee
- $40 y M-ycry fine day ani evening; strong
southwest wind Thermometer t barometer - 400 MGR
curry in barometer 6J.
RocHFsrrp. Q A M.-Glorous morning warn and
sunny; everything springkc; wind southwest; ther-
meter So ~, i-This has been lovely day, though
the heat 81 almost oppressive; til ,rmomes<r
stood at - in the shade ts-niglt at o'clock stand
ing al CO. wind southwest
ArnyRs. "a, M.-plcasant, spring morning. clear and
sunny wind south; thcrmometcr 30 l.. h,-WEm,
pleasant evening; wind south; Thermometer %
SYRACUSE. Q A. M-Dcightstil morning: not 4 cIoui u
BE- seen. wind northwest; thermometer 70 u, MA
de- ghfu lsy; wind south aud th.rmometcr s.
OswEco. "a NThe pleasant weather -tiN continues;
a bright. clear morning wind south; Thermometer 3s;
barometer 3D.3Oo. 0P. M.-Marm. clear. and Pheasant
evening, wind SOUTH Thermometer ~ barometer % x50.
CricA. II "A glorious morning, sGl sky uncioud-
cd wind east thermometer 81, barometer - 91o
cury In barometer 5Sit. q p. MA mid and beautiful
day clear and this evenings wint southeast thcr
~ meter 5bs mercury in barometer 81 barometer -
Co
ALrAsy, o A. M-Dclightfu spring morning; not Q
cloud 10 be hard frost last night; light wind from
sorueast, Thermometer &C. mercury in btFomcter -,
wind strong from the southeast rather cloudy this
ing and loo like rain; Thermometer co. mercury in b.
ronctcr os barometer 10 100
Troy. A. M,-scry fine, clear morning; wind south;
thcrmomctcr - OF H.-A most dclightfui day, and
every prospect of continuance Of hnc weather; wind
south; clear, starry evening, thermometer 10
MONTREAL. "A M.-Dclirhttul morning wind south
wtN, Thermometer 20; barometer 10 70
QIrnEc. A. M.--rhermomcicr " ia lower town, In
upper town II barometer $50; Wind MOI Invest, hasa
frOet last nj -ht.
EiScsro-, p A. MA beautiful morning tncrmometag
40, wind north
Torocro "a m-A beautiful morning clear anS
pleasant; Thermometer ~; wind northeast
BtnLiscTos, A. h.-Cicar and pleasant, thcrmosas-
ter 90
wn1FnAtL, . A. M.-Clcar and beautiful morning..
strong south wind Thermometer 30.
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the sentiment which you have just offered But sir
permit to the comp~uy, that after the very
eloquent speeches which they have heard will not tres
pass upon their patience I must. however sir be al
lowed to say that IL affords very sincere pleasure
be permitted to unite with you In evncing respect for
the patriot and statesman who is here your guest
The services Of Mr. Webster to which you have referred
and which have been the immediate cause your nvi-
taton to him. services rendered the whole coun
try and he your guest at the capitol by Ac invitation
without distinction Of party of the the
people Of Maryland because his patriotism has not been
limited by the State which he has represented or by the
section OF country from which he comes.
The whole affair passed on admirably
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The Hudson River Railroad Passengers.


Having noticed eomn'uncaton " the Iirsa % yas
ttrday signed Citizen ~ Burlington concerning the
drlay ~ passengers via The Hudson River Ran sd st
Pcrhkcepsr Saturday last which much cSa<rersted,
leg leave " tr for insertion IN your Journal state
mumt ~ facts .-
ON the arrival ~ the four O'Clock = train from New
lUk found no boat 81 poughkeepsic expected,
to convey passengers o Albany and ntcrme liae land
inFs The America arrives, W the ~ about
hour having sprung leak w her passage down and v~s
thu rcforc unable 20 resume her upwarg trip.
The steamboat Columbia the only boat landing at
Pouphkccsc that night and she wcns further thas
Hudson The passcngcrS nfrnrd of this and that
cnc RI would BE- made TO stop the through boat which
done by placing men In the river with lant.rus
Tho Empire passcd up without needing the gnais TA
passengers then summoned b,srd the CoumbiA
aud thcse going 10 Hudson irte their
fosd tickets 20 Captain King which he agreed TO- add
receive, without any additional charge Those goinu
nbcve Hudson todd To get knarl the CellrnA
cnats would BE- made to stop the Isaac Newton then
shortly cxprctcd this being the only tho pen
gers complied The fsaac Newton came alongside
King and the onccr At the gangway agrrc and lid
take fcm passengers their railroad tickets without add
tional charge.
During the confusion. and passing from hoat 70 boat
some two or trre q the host up thcsr
tickets. u which fsund and given to Mr. Conan
the efccr al the gangwsy which he gave 70 pssscng~
claiming II.
Every effort was made by the ofaccrs u the uutsos
River Rsrond 20 promote the convenenre ~ peser-r~s
at pourhkespse and ~ forward thr- " thor ss-tscs
s~n. AW hrcLsLLAS, fss'eaCS
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Our Piiiadeiphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20. 1851


Bcofb Of Ju6gc Bgns3e. So
The death Of Judge Burnside, OF the Suprcmo
Court, was announced this morning in the Nii
Prius and Common Pleas courts, by Geo NJ Dallas
and David Paul Browne, Esqrs, with appropriate
cu,ogy TO the merits aud virtues of the decreased
In respect 10 his memory, the court aud state Offices
alorg the row are closed for The day. This cvcnt
has been expected for some time, and the politi-
ciaas have already commenced specuatng as to
his successor. The Governor has the appointment
for the vacancy, which, however, will only oSst for
q few months rs the new law, providing for the
election Of judges by the people, will 60 into
effect Judge hing is talked Of as most competent;
but he i too much of democrat 10 be appointed
10y our whig Governor.
Cur city today seems 10 be imprcgn,ted with
the spirit Of dulncss, though beautiful with
gard 20 weather rs ever seon, Stocks are down,
giving our brokers u decidedly BLUSH cast
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Fire nj Troy, N. Y.

TPoy. March ~. 1871
small wooden dwelling corner Of Ninth AMI jacob
streets destroyed this morning by Ere II
pied as match factory and supposed to Be act
Are
The stables In the q the American Hotel "
this city. found ia be FIRE about O'Clock this
afternoon. strong wind was blowing at the time AMI
wa only by the greatest cxertions the flames pre-
Ncrtcd from spreading TO the hoted An the horses
aris
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Three Days Later from Havana, SO.

tHAHLKsroN, Warch y, IBbI.
The steamshp Isabel Rollins from Havana has
rived with the opera troupe company from the Tacoa
Opera House. including among them, Saivi, Marin,
Beso &c Mr ID B Deal il also among the psSsengcrs.
Muscovado sugar, at Havana. selling at . SIC;
and coffee. 81. o., Vessels
The L.. \ steamer Saranac arrived a Havana The
Goth All board well
The ship star Republic had been ashore Conck'
Reef but WA got oil aud pgocecdei her voyage to
New York
The bark Edwin Augustus il ashore near the Bar e
Cadg. and u IL thought. cannot BE- got of
frcight- firm aud active. Exchange Improving.
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Tho Indian Troubles In Texas.

BALTIMORE. March 20 1851
Tho New Orleans papers Of the 18th and 10Th Instant
have been received They contain dacs from Galveston
10 the lth stating that the Indians moving ab,u, In
every direction. Capt Mccullough l. reported 90 have
lost two or three men In hattie with them
The Virgins House of Delegates yesterday with one
or two dissenting voices adopted the South Carolina
Compromise resolutions.
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Human Remains Boxed I'm.

EocuFsrrR, March p. 1851
This evening about siS o'clock barrel Al the Eastern
Freight House by accident. found TO contain the
dead body of man. II marked for Geneva and IL
probably an exhumcd corpse destined for dissection A.
Gepcva The legs were cut of AMI sheet wrapped
round The body coroners jury will b. summoned 20
investigate the matter The body, At present, has not
bcen recognized
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
APPOINTMENTS AND REMOVALS, Erc.
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APPOINTMENTS AND REMOVALS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March 20 1861.
The following appointments have been made :Gcorge
Sargent brother Of the editor Of the Republic Surveyor
General Of Public Lands in Wisconsin and lows, vice
Booth, removed Morris y. Fuller, Postmaster ct
Little Falls New York, vice Lee removed John T.
Bush, late State Senator Buffalo appointed Marshal ol
Northern District, vice Mr.. Kellogg Joseph X. Thonp-
appointed Collector Rochester, vice Elias II. Pond;
Col Willard appointed Postmaster at Troy vice Thomas
Cloves Mr. Washburn editor Of the Cattaraugus W7ls.
Indian Agent
Those who have been struck on in New York State
sewardtesand have been superseded BY silver greys
Nr Ewbank stl retains Office
The Supreme Court yesterday took UP the Koscusks
will case
One hundred thousand square feet Of city were
sold yesterday at prices varying from to cent ps~
foot
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The shin Rolpen0

NoRFoLx. March ~ 1851.
Capt Boardman. Of tho wrcckng schooner Rinsoi has
engaged to gel oil the ship Robena for $4,000 n he fiia
hc Il to have So per day The weather favorable
~ could bc yi1,eJ
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AMUsEMENTs in PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM. PHILADELPHIA-P. BAR
- Proprictor III. sanford Assistant Manager Last
nights OF Mr. Booth. lie will appear Monday and
Tuesday evenings in two Of his compimcned
tons Engagement Of the great versatile actor Mr. g. Ub-
din Pitt who will present series Of iayorte and splenid
characters during hs limited stay commencing on We'd
Rieheiieu will he enacted this week. In the afternoons
the Hunter Of the Alps "plstonie Attachment Paint
Heart" The Married Rake and Gentleman in Dicui l.
ties" will be given Also Miss Lcslie's graceful Ballads.
and Miss Warmers fvorit. Dances. These attractions
rehcd BY those million of sights aud wonders in the
saloons nhd.ntly submitted Admttance, IS cents
children under 10 years, l2if cents.
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TfffHHTaG, WNr.n - IN3I-
subscription list has been started and money u being
collected for the purpose Of purchasing the freedom u
woodson the fugitive recently rcmanci 70 his owner in
Kentucky and negotiations being carried 10 that
effect
The river here now measures o., feet
Our markets quite stationary
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UARrIssrRa, Ia, March y ISjI.
There was quite an exciting debate this morning In
the senate on the bin repeating certain sections Of the
Kidnapping Law % March 1si7. The bill finally
passed after hard struggle II reneals only the sixth
section a the aforementioned act which prohibits The
~ the jais o. the commonwealth for the Temporary d.
t,ntion Of fugitive saxes
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Movements or Coal Operators.

PoTruiiLF Pa, Marca -. 1854.
lsrge meeting Of coal operators hcii hero la
night The party came to the meeting with banners a.
which inscribed Resistance to Oppression Strong
resolutions passed agans. the tolls established By
the Reading Railroad
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Loss of Another steamer.

Sr LouIs March o. 1851
The steamer John Hancock with heavy freight fr,m
Cincinnati TO this place struck snag this morning
Cape Grardeau, and sunk inmciiately She Is total
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The Ohio Legislature Adjourned

CoLtsBrts, March % 1851.
Tho Ohio Legislature adjourned this morning si,r g.
The mos. important bill passed the fsce bsnkn0
law
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INNURANCES.
II IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RISKS TAKEN
L. by the United states Life Insurance. pany
City of New York Once. Wall street.

Il I'VE AssCRANcE.-NATfoNAL LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance society - fIonden-Senerai Agents n
Wall street, New York March I. lsJl-cartai A. eD
and surplus llIlThe withdrawal table Of the society
affords e. the assured Who take out their policies
these tables tie greatest possible and adj
ysntsrrs that be conferred ~ life this
table the assured entitled sny time inte
rect immediate adyancs to the extent Of oneha
amount ~ the paid without security
sons shiiy deposit ~ the policy but ~ simple
ment thereon the half premium be withheld during
the whole continuance u the policy. Also In the
assured time not requiring t. continue the policy
it, surrender " the snnusl premiums will be
turned by tile society.
At the last annual investigation reported IN May 1870
bonuses declared to che assured werce option u
OF " Per cent their premiums In cash reveronay
addition ~ The original assured by each policy varying
from - 70 ~ pr cent.
Examples efbonuscs already declared will he found Ia the
society phet together with tables of and other
information on application to n Wall street u the
agencies, free of expense,
party may, ~ moderate annual premam. insure for
1 sndn b. survives % reach the " 90 years the full
sum insured upto $1,000 viii be paid b. him; or " h death
occur before that period the assured will be paid to hs
family W legal representatives,.
hcring iRrcroRs ron MARCH
C e. EDWARD HABiCIIr, Chairmss,
J. y. Palmer JOSEPH uuilard Jr,
IS Ho~land, Robert T. Dillon, ani
William Van Hook. J. kenrny Rodgers VI n.
The hoard meet Wednesday n Wall street
Transaction Of business
}. LEASDER STARR. General Agent and
Superintendent of the United states Local board.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE MINING LANDS
By virtue 0f deed n trust. executed the 18th
q Nay $50 " the "rhiiaaclphia and y; & Mining and
smelling tampany will Offer f"r sale NJ the Court House
In the town VI Ruthcrordton. ~ g.. Wednesday 18th
u May 1851 tbeing Wednesday u Superior Court week
credit ~ sx months with appro, ca endorsed notes
in interest fm date al those tweve ssiuaae tracts ~
iord few miles from the Village and known the Idler
Mines On of these tracts there splendid sho. with
Touring and gold mill all IN good order ready for
operating The sale q these lands offers great Inducements
tu spectators and capitalists One Of the veins which has
Teen worked s said yield S5 10 the bushc and
doubtless others equally rich rcher. These
profitable a. the richest piacers q Caarnia and the
market for many They certainly the richest
mines and IN the best condition any North carona
and those who desire 70 make fortune by digging gold
would e much better 70 purchase these lands IN the healthy
snd delightful climate % the mortans than 10 risk
diseases and other dangers of California particular de-
scrpon Of each tract Of land will be given on lay of sale
TfIOS A.. HAYDEN. Trustee.
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TRIPLER HALL-THE NEW ORLEANS OPERA
Troupe, after absence Of Is months respectfully
10 the ladies and gentlemen Of New York that
have taken the above named hall for night only Monday
evening. March 3ls 1851. The members comprise a. H.
Swaine, j. H. Rainer, j. H. Collins, j. Burke, Master Ole
Bull buckley and suiner lfrom tn royal academy
Pars) will preside the Piano. The company win
appear their respective departments the whole forming
Of the and musical combinations before
together A musicians vocai-t artists
they have been long and fsvorab known the
Of 1850 performed upwards OF ~ nights Musical
Fund Hail. besides filling in all the principal
Western and Southern cities, Doors open
quartertoS Tickets - ccntl Tuesday Wednes-
day April ist and "a thcy will appear n. the Brooklyn In
stitute, Brooklyn city.
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V,o he SOLD nv AUCTION on THURSDAY MARCH
18th, at ten o'clock. A. W. at the stage House Uloom
ngdae large qusnty Of shrubs comprising splendid
lot Of yard sufficient - make ave Also
great variety ~ Current Bushes and Shruhary q the
tnest quality Gentlemen about fxng their GarIens will
Do we'll sra themselves Of this opportunity Also
young orse and Co~the finest on this Island Also two
good strong serveable Wagons and quantity o. Garden
Tables and Chairs and Benches with vsrnus other Articles
toe numerous 70 mention Also large quantty of Nsnure
S8ud the weather stormy, the sale will take place
next fair day. MIA ehoige selection u Dshiias.
r. CRAWFORD.
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CATTLER'S cosMoRAMAs, CORNER OF BROADWAY
~ aud Thirteenth street.-The irst Section aiming
collection OF views OF Europe Asia Minor Syria
the Holy and Egypt Nubis and Arsbs will b. exhibited
until the eighth Of March after that date. all will
replaced by new views unusually interesting.
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NAeffVftLF. WfrrN TNlf
Hogc the torgrr mentioned yesterday lately scen
on horscack and several shots fired a him but ha
s:cepcd Abou, half the money found sccreted IN
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MINERVA ROOMS. 100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND
" Panorama of Ireland painted BY the first Irish artists
sketches taken within the last three yesrin fidelity
interest and beauty aed-aith Irish Irish
sic. and Irshnans illustrations Every evening at
o'clock. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at clock
See handbs Admittance2 - cents children under II. half
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ClRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE. q BOWERY.
S-James NJ June Co.. rroPrctors-On Thursday even
ing March r. 1851. MAIDEN oelle Louise Tourniaire will
pear in her dashng and thrilling Manes performance ent
tied the Steepe Chase Miss Mary Ann Wells in her Polka
feats in which Messr Runnal aekwood and the entire
company will appear. Nile Louise will appear in
rife act of Equitaton without saddle bride Doors open
Mt quarter before performances commence at
Boxes - cents; Pit. l2 cents; Private Boxes 80