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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

IL POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
SENNsYLVANiA. 2.2c6 tans, Capt w. G. stotes6ury
CRY or PHILADELPHIA. 2OSstuns
Two q ON me sbs spS pe daps the ensuing sammer
fhe CITY OF GLASGOW 0sps 3 q! q s:i ass Qs''
oftae "Gree Western intended 70 sS Slr -
SATURDAY. i5.h March wednesday, l2ih February
Thursday h'y RATES or fx sSsssasy' Ap'D
ysos PHILAD ADJ FROM LV ~ fS%,c...
Dollar Dollar s csSD SSnsss
these rsesinclude Provisions and 81 wsrds see butno'
Wines or Liquors, which can be had uoard n..
First class steamships ply between L verpool and 0le
row Hsvre, Rotterdam, Leghorn MArsetlles and osheT
Gedterranesn ports, BY which goods can be shipped
WoRLp's FAR-A limited number Of passenger VII
be taken AID home for s2Oe in the saloon and 81
the cabin The accommodations and anono'
ance win be found most superior -.
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each SNIP
An Goods semi 10 he xgcnu IN PhlAdelphs and Liver.
pool VIII be forwarded wild economy and dispatch
sSE sF6s and rA.a
RlCaARpsoM BRor raE ~ co 9i. .ivssp00l 7u
T1HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
n ICAN ROYAL MAIL sTEA i sE ETyxEEN
NE so.tor .sips only calling 81 HALIFAX TO land and 70
eey s, Rai l.s and passengers EUROPA E. Lot
AFRICA A Ryhe Ni .N.hL I ! stone @sSr,.ou
AMEAioA' ~ CAMBRIA ca j. Lei,c6. -
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al their mast
head GREEN on slarbosrd side; RED on port nos
No second cabin passengers win be taken aSer INC III "
NAV until further notice.
No bcrhs secured anil paid Tor ., a..
Freight will be charged on specie Deyona an s"o~n' ~
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board -.
All letters and newspapers musk psss tnlougn 10 WV
OA5re FOR ffeighi and passage apply 70
T. CUNARD, Jr., IS BrosdwV
French German, and other foreign goods, receitoo nv
brou hi IN common with British goods
Through bils Of lading given tn hsvre ioI NV -
Amer he LIST Of April next the rate o. Iegn. ~ nv
eoovo soA1nois' NV" NJ IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

ERRIGHT REDUCED.-On and after
IL The lst Of April the ratet Of freight bstwseo NEW
YORK and BOSTON By Iks FALL RIVER L n = Eih
be reduced Shippers prorure the srf of rates
on application 10 TlsDALE BORDEN, 70 L II West a.
M n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

pHEUMATISM, PAINS, and Stiffness
II Aof The Joiats Swelling OF the Muscular Substances
them and other distressing symptoms TOO vel Known
10 need description may be efectDaly removed by the
OF Rings Compound Syrup OF Hydodate Of Poassa ssr
sspsrhe and Yellow Dock Root 1t IL recommended In
ul confidence being specific and needs but trial 70
convince the lncreduous Of m surprising properes
Prepared ard for sale by c. II. RING, Druggist and
Chemist. 1872 Broadway corner Of John-st mia I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
STATES MAIL STEAM

I snIP c0MPANY.-PoR CHAGREs OBJECT, via
uAVANA-ThrouRh Tiekets 10 SAN YRANCiSCO 81
Redsced Raies-Fsre TO NEW.oRLEANs Rsdacea, 49,
ON FRIDAY April ~. n r NJ, TIE splendid doaoie-
,rsine steamship GEORGIA. 5000 oas harden, for
ter N, commanded VIII sail g,ecsely 8, 0eoe ,
he ,overnment Malls direct for Hsvana and ChAgrss
New Orleans passengers transferred a Havana 10 me
splerdid doQbleengne ssesmsnip tAtOON
freight taken 10 Chsgres al ~ eeuu pei ioo1
snerle cnly taken on freghl 70 hsvsps -
No bills Of lsding viii be signed Aer sne steamer n~
sailed ,,.,. "a N RORHRFz
~ ~ P ~ In Westsi, corner Wsrren-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

MRS. BURRB
A NTlQUE OINTMENT.-A sure and
IN speedy cure for the PILES Chsfed Limbs ChApped
Hands &c This article has long been used 10 phvsts
practice and IL acknowledged to be the bes, article exsni
for the relief Of the above named complaints.
Tor Sale At wholesale and retail In NewYork BY GEO
W. Mabee, 90 Nasesu..t Minor Co 24 Futon-st A. y
4 D. Sands, 100 Fulton-st HEvilAnd, Keese Co. &c
Naden-lane c. v. Chckener Co. 81 BGrclsyst @. H.
King, Broadway corner OF John-st j. !. Cocdingtoh.
sOS Hudnon-st and us Broadway T. A. Sands, Bowery,
corner OF spnnK-st Agent for Brooklyn, Mira ~ Hays
I7b 5ulton-sL
Also for sale by the Agents Of Pain Killer generally
Pat up and sold at Wholesale By
~ SIM "a High-st Providence, r. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

rs FUSUAECE Souogas Of toe COuasy OF Hsui
Iro notice hsIsby 70 al persons having claims against
WILLIAM SELDOM, Ats OF the City OF Norfolk VRena de
With vouct thereof 20 the subscribe
his ONCE. No Duhstest the City Of NewYOrk, BE-
OF July reItDasd New York the 27
dsy OF January, 1851. SAMUEL COLGATE,
rs lawIusmS Administrator. with the will annexed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

UE PURSUANCE OF AZ o the County Of
ENsu notcs hereby 70 al persons having sSsn
JOAN pr City Of New Orleans
sos Ssesased with thsrso
,rssr 81 he Front the City q
or A4sors dsv 81 Nay ns1tOssd the
ond dsV Of sovsmbsr, 1850. CALEB A. BURGESS
"A Aamnstfstoa " VIII nsIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
A MEXICAN HOTEL. pKnAma, N. G..

IN This estaolithment 10 ile sfeesa tubc House on
the IstbmUs IL situated & Er051i he most ny
and healthy portion Of the ny sud 70 ~ ennssr OF b1s
By kind and careful aiteni' - b 70 share ne
patronage Of the Puel
ms I'm }. ms STAPLES. '>F''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

NOR SAN FRANCISCO-First YES
Il sel-Dispaich LiDe-tO sail on OF about the 18th
April The new and splendid clipper ship sT THOM AS
is now loading ard vii have prompt dispatch. This
splendid ship hss b. ruiit with great speed
and presents al this time the greatest DOssib inducements
being quick ship Snd king height lo~ few
pssser gers can tsken 10 first Hnd second cabins
u3l Tvs Apply 70 T. 5. SUTTON 4 co 81 WalSL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

IL Connecting with tine Houustopic and Nangaiues
Railroads.&c. steamer ANSONIA Capt D w 49,.
win leave Peck-Sip, TuesdaIS n 49, E.Sroad
W. n,is eoSori on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
nj iO4 M For freight or passage, apply TO fhOmAs
LOCKYER 4 co, liz South-st, or 10 the Captain on
board N B-Freght taken the lowest rates. mil lma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

rs PURSUANCE Of the SarsAts Of Count,
lss~ Iork, hereby TO All aAsing claims
JOHN FLORENCE late OF the CITY d New Yort decsas
prsseot the same thereof s0hsber
No 4Se Broadway the City of New Yot bsfor.
De twsaeh dav Of sepsu ne1t-Da,sd the 7h
a. Il March, Is5i JOHN FLORENCE, IT,, Executor.
MI laW int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
sEOPRTS Krd ESe * RAILROAD.-

Uk Or M bEu F~S- va EshIL4hOhU'-
I'VE Psssss ~ Tra.ss sse ~, ~ Sc; u Cortland
FOr Eev.f > Ia q reg S. An aud l. : NJ, Nor
rFtoWn "A 4 a ard "A RN- &C. Fraig,. Trsir, leavs
Ger leaves Orangeu AN snd IA P M seT toyk- IN
AN. and A Pm. Pens ssV- receivs' sEd Aeiysred
each 10 for he Arcs stages As trseTseet
Road Tickets must ~ procured before iSk'h F' = IT,
eHra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No. 7 Hssssu.st-so.
hereby given TO the relatives and next OF kn Of PHILIP
STEEsMAS Of Buffalo y sis passenger Crescent City from
0hsgs pd Who alleged have died nestat. that tho
Of the the Of the Public Administrator
viii be administered and disposed Of by him according 70 law unless
the b claimed lawful executor administrator Of the
dscessed Of April Dated New York March
ssth 1901 {AhEs THAYER, Public Administrator
MI lawrufw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
NOE HARTFO D-Diroct. The

ANU K n A XIII 10 O-OIioCS' no
l. Steamer HERO, Capt J. II. King, viii leave from
East River steamboat place Peck Slip, for HARTFORD ever
Monday and Friday afternoon, al O'clock For further
mir N ll2 S0uth-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
T MAJL. STEAMSHIP COM

sv srnskip CRESCENT CITY. viii sail on THURSDAY,
April l0th at 5 o'clock P. n from pier North Ryerl
ALI Ih NJ. o. ROBERTSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

DEMTTTANCES FOR ENGLAND
nJRELAND AND sCOTLAND-Drsns from 81 up
wards on ssle which WIN be csshed 10 any psri OF me
United Kingdom Also, packages OF al descripnons of'
"ardeo 70 al Piaoo' i EDWARDS, SANFORD L Co.
sAssm MS1u Al Adams Co.'S. l6 Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

NOTICE OF AssI6HMENI.-HOhce hsreoy gveu,
NJAMEs A MATHEWS, ftbs Township Of Pstsrs m
OF and State Of Es~ hath day
the subscriber Of his for the equal benefit
srsorsi and that the creditors exh bit
tIsip. Affirmation within the Of
from the date hereof J0EATHAE J0HS5DN
Dated March q, 1881. al lA~3~<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
CHARLES II. RING, Wholesale a

CHARLES H. RING, wholesale and
retail Druggist and Apoihecsry, ls2 groadwa5 corner
OF yohn.st
SHOULDER BRAcEs-The largest and best assortment In
the City every variety Of pattern. wholesale and retail
TRUssEs.-A fine assortment OF Trnsses over twenty diff
fereni kinds, Of the most approved makers.
Also. numerous assortment Of Abdominal supporter
Drs. Fitchs Chsptns Gays Bannings, &c. Bocy Belts,
suspensory Bandages, &c - ~
Charles H. Ring Agent for DR.. D. Jsyne's (Phadephia)
Preparations Dr. j B. Roses Philsde phs) Preparations
Or. X. swaynes Syrup Of Wild Cherry; Jefrey's Anti
dote; Wissr's Basam OF Wild Cherry; Townsends,
sandEs, Bristols and Bulls ssrsspars Qseys Pain Ex
tractor Upham's Pile Elecmsry. MID Inns
HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP only
12i cen-This is Of the very best remedies for
Cough, Cold, HoaTseness &c IL cannot be praised too
highly Just try bottle two. II Is very pleasant 10
take. Sold, Wholesale and retail, ~ BANDS Mammoth
Drug Btore n Jsmesr ms lms
SCOTS VEGETABLE PILLS.
SThese very celebrated Pills be had In large
small Quantities at 1853 NRsssu-st Tribune Buildings.
nl3u GEORGE r. BELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

NOTICE hereby that The PROCEEDS Of the
IN OF WILLIAM RENWCK late Of City Of
Yo sssssd ntssais lately nsds uadsT the order Of the suuo
gate Of the County Of Sew Yo By James RsEwk tbs admins
Of al singular the goods chafte credits Of the
n,tsts WILL az DIVIDED BY the ,d surogats among
creditors OF The said according at the Surrogate
shes the City Of New York the h day Of May
eo the forenoon Of that day Dated this 10th Day MARCH,
AID. 1851 mis- +st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

NOTICE hereby gwen according law all Ia
IN claims SSAnst NATHAN YOUNG late Of the City Of BfOtr
County deceased that they required exhibit the
Fuoa
Aforesaid before the 18th day Of
ssst psxt-Dstsd February 10Th, ls6l
u,,vsur.. s s0ss pI Ys9se Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

TNOR W-ORLEANS, U1rect-Ih au-
vance of tie United States mal-Tne rev and
Stasmshin UNION Capt Thos 5. Bud, VIII Leave rief
ME- River on TUESDAY, April Is al O'Clock + NJ
Ths unexsmped speed Of this vessel on Der rsesns p
lana her nsassnrers IA advance OF the sited States NAL
Her Recommendations for passengers are epo
the table "a furnished with every luxury he season a1o~A
s'l lss,sp sPo FsoRp' TlTEsfoN CO, 40 sOutb-Et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

lVSTEAMSHIP LINE.-The new and elegant aoG ole
engine steamships en-, o ,oa...
%INFIFLD SCOTT, Capt Kenney CoutlArd zlOo una
Union Capt T S. Budd 1880 uns
Orleans OF the ls and 18Th Of every month a. osioeh
fha aferpoOn except when those daee tal OF Sunday
xghsp TIE ships viii leave Monday, ~ same hoar
Tbe WINFIELD SCOTT viii leave New.f ORR on me
Is OF April and the UNION the lsi Of Apr IRON New
These sps have been built with great care and cost asd
No ski or expense spared to secure strength speed soo
SsmoTt They every respect hrseAss ses steamers
For freight or passage apply As follows:
FOR steamer Win6eld Scot 10
DAVIS, BROOKS CO. IS Broad-st
For steamer Union 70 - -.
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The North Western Roilrou1

The vexed question of the ssrght of way" was
settled, so far as the action ofthe House of Dele
gates is concerned, by the passage by that body,
on Monday last, ofthe bill granting charterto
the "Nort h-Westem Railroad Company" to con-
struct railroad from Three Forks, on the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Railroad, to Petersburg. The
bill imposes certain important conditions the ef-
fect OF which has been thus stated by the Wing
Those conditions require that the Baltimore and Ohio
ATOMS, idg tunneng and masonry necessary ior
double track TO Wheeling before the North W esteIn
Railroad q Company shall be authorised to use their
1oad. i ne bl also pr Divides that the North Western
umote and Ohio Railroad should comeete double
VW to Wheeling. 1t is also provided that tie
western terminus of the North Western Railroad
Parkershure - .' ~ o'e
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iARHfp AND FEATHERED.-A correspondent
Of Inc New York Tribune, writing from Concord,
N. II. says:
:, lew days since, Lyman Harris, Esq, son of
Inc iate venefated Rev. DR.. Harris Of Dunbarton
an adjoining town to this, returned from South
Cafolina, where. he has long been teachino school
ana where he was lately tarreG and teatfered he.
cause IN his trunk was found printed sermon de-
hvered by Rev John s. Putnam of Dnnbarlon.
about four years since, in which sometime was
contained censnring Slavery. Mr.. Harris il a re-
pntabite and highly respected man here, where be
"a well known, and IS member of family of Iiph
standing. VI '''i''''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15

LEelsIAruRE-ln the Senate yesterday, the North
western Railroad Bill was taken up; and the motion
10 postpone indefinitely, lost by the following vote
ayes 3, noes 20. The bill was then read third time
and passed-ayes 81 noes 6.
IN lie House the bill increasing the capital stock of
Inc neheser and Potomac Railroad Company was
amended and then ordered to be engrossed and read
'hird time. TIE following engrossed bills were read
'hifa time and passed, viz: To construct turnpike
ROAD rom Weston to West rnion-To incorporate
Inc North River Turnpike Company, and to increase
the capital Stock OF the Williamsport Turnpike Com
pany. "A bill appropriating $4,000 to the Ss,ersvlle
ana Saiem Turnpike Company coming up on its pas
sage was rejected by decisive vote. Nothing else of
interest TRANSFERRED
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SAl6,943 12,3l6,54s 1883, 10!
The increase in merchandise in S., 1856 $50.
IMPORTS AT NEW YORK IN JANrapy
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IHF IELEGRAPH IN MExIco-The Mexican govern
ment IS about to erect a line OF the Magnetic Tele-
graph ir ON Vera Cruz TO the city of Mexico, a dis
lance OF 800 miles, to be partly operation by the lat
OF May, and another line to Acapulco. The contrae
tor with several operators, will sail from New York in
few days. The Herald says:
These telegraph lines will be of great convenience
10 this country and will no doubt be literally patro-
nlzed by the merchants Of the United States and Cali.
tornia As far as communication is concernsd Na'v
YORK will be within ten days of San Francisco We
Also learn that the road from Acapulco to the city Of
mex Mexico will be shortly improved, the line OF sta pee
these places. '@'"ee"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15
STATE CONVENTION.
FRIDAY, Feb. ID

FRIDAY, Feb. II.
The Convention was occupied, the whole day,
IN discussing that section of the report from the
Executive Committee giving to the Governor CON-
mand OF the Land and Naval Forces of the
State"
Mr.. Smith of Kanawha, who offered an amend.
ment restricting the powers ofthe Governor and
Legislature in regard to the militia Of the State,
addressed the Convention briefly. He was fol.
lowed by Messrs. Wise, Hunter Bolts, Scott of
r., Southall and M. r. H. Garnett
Without coming to vote on the amendment,
on motion of MIR. Shelley, the Committee rose
and reported progress.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-15

Messss FooTE and DAVIS, Mississippi continued the
debate ''~
Mersrs. IioTsroN, DowEs BofLAND and BRADBURY
resolution. '
Mr.. DAWSON supported the resoIution
Mr.. HALE moved the Senate adjourn Lost
The question was then taken on ordering the Joint
resolution to be englossed, aud it decided in the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80, nays 20-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Badger. Baldwin. Bell. Benton Ber.
ten Butler, Clarke, Clay Cooper Davis OF ,ssachu-
getts Dawson Day ton, Dodge of Wisconsin Dodge of
owa, Douglas, Ewing, Foote, Greene, Hunter Jason,
Smith, Spruance. Underwood, Uphsm, and Wales
NAys-Messrs Atcbison Baldwin. Bradbury
Brght Chase Davis of Mississippi, Downs Felch Gwn,
Sturgeon, Turney, Walker, and Whitcomb-2O
And then the Senate adjourned
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correspondent of the National Intelligencer state.
that the grave OF VIM. Writ, in the Congressional bu
rylng ground at Washington continues without stone
to mark the spot where the remains of this emipep,
man are now Wondering into their kindred elements
He adds
;, II the members Of the legal profession, although
tey promised to 90 So as we'll to contribute funds
Tor the erection of mon umept to Chief nst;ca Ma
SHALL IN the same cemetery still neglect this duty. it il
10 be hoped that Congress will do something TO honor
Inc memory OF both Of those great and usrous men
bar and to American jurisprudence
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR WALLACE REV James
wallace, ID. u. the distinguished mathematician
died on the 18th ultmo, in Lexington district.
South Carolina. Professor w. was for a number
OF years professor of mathematics in Columbia
College, New York. After completing his course
OF theology, he was ordained a clergyman of the
Roman Catholic Church, and was then appon-
tea to the chair of mathematics in Georgetown
Collepe D. c.
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SToNING HoUsE.-W atchmen Bib and Houser ar
rested white man named Josiah Jackson, in the VAL
iey' Thursday night, whilst in the act of stoninp
mouse. Jackson resisted, struck one of the watchmen
ana received pretty rough treatment their hands-
upon iuil hearing OF the case yesterday, The ayor
held Jackson 10 bal ia the sum $4,000
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| continuing the heavy rail beyond the Appomattox
would be broughiup, it being understood that some
OF the Directors were in favour of that course.
Mr. Harve, one of the Directors, stated that bc
was for laying down the plate rail beyond the Az
pomattox.
On motion of Mr.. Brooke, the meeting adjourned
until this morning ten O'clock