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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-09-16

TAPESTRY VELVET AND TAPESTRY
Il BRUSSELS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES received
Twelve pieces of the most elegant goods of the
above description, which, added TO our present
stock, enables to please the most fastidious
taste.
Also, Rugs and Door Mats to match.
Do. sheets tapestry -colored floor Oilcloth.
Do. do in panel oak and marble, mosaic
pave, and bouquet patterns, which we cut, accord
ing to diagram, to order.
Sept d2wif CLAGETT & DODSON.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-09-16

INFLuREzA.-Thc recent change in the weathe
has had the effect of affecting not few Of our citi
zens with the influenza.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-09-16

GRAND PLEASURE AND PICNIC TRIP TO
BELLA VISTA, AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
h GPsSSS&a The favorite steamer THOMAS
errYAgE3SS COLLYER will leave Washing
Hss4Ez ton on Tuesday, September 10th,
at l0k a. IN. Fare round trip, so cents; gentle
man and two ladies, s %. Good cotillon music
will be with the boat The company will, late in
the afternoon, go on board and go further down
the river, returning to Washington at p. m
Persons can take their refreshments.
Septl5-2t SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
NE QUINCEY'S LITERARY REMINIS-
IL CENCES, . vols, 1851.
Grote's History of Greece, 9th vol.
Memoirs of the Buckminstcrs, by Eliza Buck
minister Lee, VOL, I'd edition.
Motherwelps Posthumous Poems, now first col
lected, vol.
The Vision of Sir Launfal, by James Russell
Lowell, l vol. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Sept 10
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-09-16

DEEBE'S NEW YORK HATS,-STEVENS,
I'D Halter, has, as usual, hats from the establish
ment OF Beebe * Co., New York city, of the fall
model of 1851
Sales room at the Athenmum, opposite Adelphi
Theatre. Sept l5-3uf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

than once he should weep for the injus
tice be had done TO Mr.. Webster
The charge is that gentlemen of New York and
Boston, ,who knew Mr.. Webster's pecuniary ia
ability to take the position ne now holds, have as
sisted him. BE mr.. Ashmunl was proud to say
that he had the honor Of confidential intercourse
with Mr. Webster. 1t was one Of the richest en-
joyments of his life, and he was not aware of
what had been asserted and charged If so he
had nothing TO say in relation to it, If $50 is there
anything IN 1t. even to the greatest extent to
which it is asserted, to detract from Mr. Websters
honor Suppose it true, that in generosity and jas
tce, free traders and tariff men, merchants and me-
chanics. are disposed to make him presents
wish my colleague could act To command that
kind OF consideration, even while he fails 10 get
their votes, trial after trial If so, is there any
thing TO impeach Mr. Websters integrity Let
the bold defamer stand forth. For one, stand
forth to meet the attack. / believe the honest
and generous hearted of this House would meet
it, Let him put his charges in a specific form.
Mr.. billiard characterized Mr.. Aliens re
marks as malignant assault on the Secretary OF
State, and eulogized Mr.. Webster's general char
acter as patriot and man, and said that he
stands stronger in the affections Of toe people
than before these shafts were leveled at him The
Committee rose at ten o'clock House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
EarniaH Hnrfa.

Arr Al Csdenas ship Robert Pa,sn Fulton sswfost
bark Proper Dow Boston; brig. Henrietta toFk aud has Oh
Williams Montague Mahonsy. re~ bork sophs Pa'ss
sdspia ch Lucy Ann, msson, Batnots 9Th bsts Mns
Bsnro. nanIas sch Liverpool Mcclellan tAiePhsi iuh
Bomsr Carlisle Havsus Gsena, Rchaits, Calais Ms hat
Marcus Psre, forkj ma'ha Rogers.
Bosrdnan Havss. llh Con sls~af RAata Portland Henry
Iss,rTs. 81 Thomas EIn-
Ter Boston; 4th bsk William Bailey do brgs Porni, stafford.
ard Ems Wilson. Portland
H.hsI 7t inst sehs Stranger and Uock tor Boston,
Odessa. aud Enterprise. for New foTt.
SD Caao Nov 2oh bark Royal saTon LsrH for Sac Fran
inst, brig Juh-ss (us~) Richard, for Bossoa IS
Arr at Londonderry 6th inst Creole Watts Ph1aislphn
MarscNbo let inst ba lfma Warner, Tor fhiadeha sooa;
brig 81 Andrew. Tor Baltimore. leads
DO 9Th met brig wm Rogers, Sinner, for Boston hg
Nassau. Mp, 9th LsODtns Mernsn whining
ton NC; Th, La cara Sims chsTsstoH sh. "Cstsdo"
symmes. Phade pha for 81 johns Pr, pat for coal.
Arr Cen'usgos ID met ba John Avss Chase Pornt brig
ofbt, Norfolk sb Losus Adams, Mon,ego Bay. Cd
9th sfh Hope Hutchinson, Philadelphia
At Caps 10th nst Delaware from Phadsphis sch
Mspson Coleman fan Wilmington. NC for Boston.
Jao Cubs "a barb Jublss Parker Portland SD
9Th. brig Helen Ryder. Ryder. Trinidad.
Arr Trinidad ID nst sehs Mary. YATES Phsdephs; 81 Ad
bm brgs Harriet Marion, Boston, Zo,- Handy ss-fork ia
hsna 90. ~
dRhmonf 9Th brig Robert PAtsrson LaeAsu Boston, sch Wa
teroo. slower do
Al aans.D. . brig ssrsus masuy, for Boston SD 18th.
brig iTels Laud, New fo
Brown Psnma land sd 9th for San FraDcco 9Th. barb kasks
sd 10th for Panama. yh steamer Ofegos
Panama ard ~ 10th for San Frsnceo brig Leo Copssnf
Sac and aid llth fof heso and fansn ~ sssmsr
Rspu Panama. and ED 18th for san Fancsc0 l3 bah
BunhsD indat San Diego and I'D lTh Tor Csao 1871 bark TIT
dent Thing Fneseo and sid sth for Panama s steamer
Com Prsbs Ballard Psams and cid 3i for San fsncsco asa Cal
orn Budd do and cid 18th for dol z+b smus Onger DO saf
cid s+h for do AntsoPs Aeksy DO, sns sid sst ios do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
Arrived.

sMsamsbp Florida Lyon savannAh 81 hoaIs 70 Mitch
ell Saturday the Inward bound ship y barb
ssrsb Ann big Won FULLER ard sch Unca% sunday. Pm IL
miles north Of Hatsrs Light exchanged signals WITH saihp Ala
bAna Lud0w, hsucs iOT savannah -
Steamship Southsrne Jao DcEnson ShAs'ton % nSs moss
Shin s.1 Yo-t Charleston cotton asd 10 George
Bulsy al miles north OF Hssrss exchanged signals With
shin siias Holmes Berry. hence Tor New Orleans
ship stsptsn Austin Noes Galveston oh eo'tSn &c 70
Ba,i sotsnd Bordeaux ~ De- vines banSss and passsn
-rs u 81 A.nd Had very wssthsr % the Wss,srn Isl
80. IL. m mort big Alfred EIz Wshburn for fhiadspba
sw DAYS ships Uatsd satss of BATH from TOE MsdsF.nsan
harvest FULLER Phadeph barns Gilbert Green's Tor hfofk
and Henry sheit q Lang. for Bnsnos AyFss 49,
Osnb1,z brig Nspsns sTigs Asesns % 49, Sofaf~ IS ds
fruit TO Pspps Co. IL.
sch WIN Lingo Burton, Irclsa River, Del a. VIII Nsct
goods rom sehnsr rsrenty sshofso niles south Of
III Johs Houston Button Iadla RIVER Del, d. grain to
an ! q no,,,. Van Esms Y rk River Va g. oys,sr.
81 .,h Ars-.m Boston d. nd.s 20 Dayton ,pragus
Shop John Msts zan6sn Ne~ Srun'"cA' as gam !" ''
seh Es@ara Besa.,, Becker York Rivera d, oys;sri
Sch Nile, -. fcrt RIVER. ~ooe
Sch Amsrg P.eisrd Sandwich d. Es's vars 70 Moore
81 Nam. wykoa Baltimore d. mdss 70 Johnson L0~isa
Sch Comzsrcs Jackson, YorI River d. oJ 'te"'
sAiLED-sbip. 81 Charles, Hnsr5, Nss-Orsta a-mpns'
BunssT do bArls Mara sanl 6Ns1s1rgh hA'aas soee
Bosou DO bro Augusta 5as4l1ani Lac, lSf NayA
EOrfelki Ehrabsth, Ptts, Para, s1a otssf'
BELOw-sng J.-.o Ship Zone BaHer, In Shanghai, So' g.
sbp sa'chsE 20 d IN Caston; oarks yoan
10 say. from Havsns Wssnsf IL ds I'm reEO>an'i Emse a'
from Mobile
WIsD-At sunset NsW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
Disasters, &c.

YrsssL Brig fcAhsrt, said from Phs4sf
pha for 81 bAts Uhh nothng beard Of
her feared that she tng.thss sta 81 bard
tof Bsnos1 MsFta, hon Ro d Jaasro ie
The Brsan,ss sha shs between Lits ssf Great EE
IA r6or. ard had bie.d
dored No psrtcuars =
Ts EH RAoosss oc GEos or Ns~ fors PCT esca ca Tie
IN Fb I.v M ,purs l.ak e. she "a Gays whsa she
Fsa -heh sailed from chAkes sseat the sh Jan for
passengers. ~rsckef spa0 Sse's
gwen Sch Sekssos ~ui Pfosoc- &C. -.s 70 ssss
kingston JAM the lesh inst TO rsnss as,istsnec,
.urk the H@v ock on fnfv sss
that her board bss sDs,-d wh- eo~a y"
lnsh and she the oct rs eond'io, sas ~sel
tie he weight Of M vessel cane 1pos hs
the vel Which Her oas sksa on
snd she wasbalzsd 90 IS 10 get her out OF the ock
The Al Lesnthsa SOC bat DsnxnseotfN tnf
large has been purchased tins city, for ne ifsA r eas
Bs.cH FHssAsr Cameron from Yort S. foe Bs6r,
into Bun NJ Jan is badly, Wiz ss Of s> sad
Ba Rse nsrEvI-TAe BE- brig Minerva N. ftos soa,sgo bay
(hefore osow
hAretau) wreck Tbs steamer Assrssoit
10 her tbs
getting afoa stoso Bar heavy struck
Part 81 her has bsen boaght %
ard effort will be made to save a. mac % tas o
possible
New Yot towse back lStA. with loss OF raider
Sens WaLS-re following the Of sch VITA tbs
dry kses sd
hOd, DoDihgnsa AvszHsna New fork
bAam Of o Everett sowa boz samples tcoeco
Co. New Yorl ooo John Srneksour Nsv-
York aad s6s4 usic eors skegs and bb heus gan
lo9 piece. damaged gross mats and boxes chocolate or
der, New rOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
Whaleraa

The Washington Nsw Bedford with 900 put n'a LaasI
Oct tor slight her bottom b-ag N bad Order from ne los.
copper badly r-psred and sailed
Capt reported a. Johsnns set Oct Wm Lss
Lee Of Newport llo0 obs on Pauhna Ta;eh, Ne" Ssdoo' i
Bart 6osuod Taber do, Oon .
Atsan Francesca Orion. s of Ssntucse parchss'db By
M--.Is ERus would be fitted lOr whaling voyage
Sohwe Coast under command Of Capt Ben sysr "
Nantucket
Arr az Bedford Feb g. ship Carton Tabs Indin ocs,n
P-smbuco Jan with 800 bS VII oil tOO DO and 5000 los
bone Spoke H. lat 80 s. Ion 30 ship Entsfpnse s~sr
Nantucket sp Caons BsteOck. Grssapo cl.aa Dec ,, %
LAX, kelley New London sp rePortet Dc before "a
Montreal Fish New Bedford ~ boartG Dec II, T s.
" Hops. Robbins New Bedford oil on board Jaaas
Ksudnck, DC, 20 sp on board. -
spoeu-Dsc ab - Ion "a w, ship Levi sarbuck Ensoa.
from New Bedford ior Nerh Pacific. clean.
OF tho Island OF Massauefo, th hobt Edwards
Burgess, OF New Bedford, cruising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
M HoRAcE GREELEY, EsQ. IL Mayo

Kingssnd would appoint Commitee investigate this
oi,covery Of Professor Wats It must prove oenehca 70
the public let the result be what II Will IL Is certainly
vtr evident 10 bAs discovered something OF Wncn inc
ord hsf heretofore been ignorant The concusloa We
come 10 IT, hat IL ni3eriG or compound pro1uenk
rcsirve Internal uBCDersm some strange phsnOlnSuS
Of restoring health by exciting, attracting ana eq1ALnt
electTicity-bu unlike al other discoveries ~ o1sin s
y - every OF csn await tlcrseves Of the dlscoVey VIE
ont The aid OF an operatDr-or naf bottle OF the anudOe,
AIKEN al once viii sufficiently eucdse 10 comp eye coo,
Ol over The rervous functions OF ether inc NOS olsseu
or The most robust tits not discov ~ ~ be disputed %
~s1' ONE OF TIE FACULTY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
PHILADELPHIA.
Pfre-Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tnouns.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, FEB. Is.


PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Feb Is
This morning, the Chair.making Shop OF WI
liam C. Moore, situated at the corner Of Frontss-
and Mead Alley Southwark, was totally destroyed
by fire. Mr. Moore is young beginner, ana as
tie place WAS not insured, the loss s90Vj iaIs
heavy upon him ,....
The murderer Of Richard Grimes has not yet
teen arrested - -,
CoTToN continues In limited request, AID prices Ne un-
s.tersd The FLOUR maSkeI has Undergone no eAtnkS
Common shipping hrance are beid nfniy a. ~ 90 -
~ there is Du hlue export demand, and Only y, 80
- Rave been disposed Of sales IA lots Tor inc suPP1
o. he city dea Al sea- 62t for common ana go
brsrds and 7j0 S ~ for e1uA Rye FLosk
., : 81 and CoRN MEAL zTk = barrel OkAlN-NSS
sas Of Whest have under our notice We qloss5
a. e5dlt4 c. and white al W0l II = bushnL en t
sails Of Rye % 7OG72 CTS Corn = less acuVe, "a :,
,ount Offering is limited sales Of new yeiioH AZ -. -
= rtn ard u store e1 Osts are 10 hniel -
n former rates There has bsen an acuve uesuu ,
- ovTRsEEp ard about ell IN market has been Dolsns
A 5d5gs In TIAOTHY and FLANsEED rotlLs uo IN
WHlsEY Is dull and sells only In snail los a. - o7 IA
sstFs on sTocKs-Ffrss BozTd-s'ooo sPhng Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
WHLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SCHOONER SUNK.-The schooner James
L-skmAp. of Haverstraw, co tuns burden, laden with
bricks while attempting reach wharf In this place on
Mouosy forenoon was swept BY the nde with great vo
ebce snsI the long pier at the foot Of South Seyen'
Saving in her SIDE that she filed aud sunk In hy fee
OF water Her deck load Of $4,000 bricks slipped of when
The vessel careened The cargo below deck consisted OF
1900 bricks Both vessel and cargo were owned in Hav-
erstraw She will be raised without much difficulty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS. 3
Cleared.

s,eansbips-Aca Ryre Liverpool cunat y Ohio sehsnck
Chssra. N Ho0srts; Psnobscot, Cart, Philadelphia
sLps-Lssathan Knapp New Orleans, Stages cssrmsa Coz
Memphis Bunker do WIN Nelson; josiah Bradley. hsnsfsh Mo
bile nssat on Brtto1, Ls rpOol GnnHel MIturn Co.
sage Robnsou New OsDs, stanton; Ava anehe HA"fns
Ksw-OrIesns Esgls HsEa,d
gsr-sup.rioS sal Bostrom, Hsvana, Fanch hsDcss
Btgs-Hsiess sou;hvok, Csrdenas, X G Read q L walton
Crk MAarzas Curtis Co; Uaaus Burt 81 MARKS, r., Thos
walden, jar sen, bev Bedford ~,
scboonar. Een Parte Pepungton, Newbsyni Potomac,
.sove C0ok Petersburg Eclipse Fof, fnadsi
psia; Browa Ruse Wiimnstoo Loodoa sr craig LAsI.
"a &c Whitnsy Co; Indus, B DaJ, HALIFAX Nsj WIN Du
bosq, Hsrison PhiadelphS
Bsrge-Uncls John, baldwin, soath Amooy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
~ Amin Bey arrived at Washington on Mon
day from his Western and Southern tour.
TO TEE rplros OF TIE TRIBUNE

Permit me to correct a material mistake In
vou replv to Justice where you say Where under the
sun has Liberia enemy to-day except among the slave
traders Of Africa and the blacks of America" In my COM
munication Fourth paragraph, first psr) you will read
these words But you PROPOSE as remedy for the evil
that we settle in country" Read county instead ot coun
trv - and oblige JUSTICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
2OM7,72O

<Obf,IN O,ON,fot
The entire representative population is about
2l,7lO,OOO. The ratio of representation will be
about 93,l 10.
As the law of 22d May, 1850. determines the
number of representatives at 233, and as bat 22O
of these are provided for in the foregoing table,
without taking them from fractions, it will be ne
cessary to select from the States thirteen having
the largest fractions, to each of which are TO be
assigned a representative to make up the entire
number
The States entitled to Representatives for such
fractions will most probably be New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, lndi.
ana, Maryland, North Carolina, Alabama, Loulsi-
ana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Kentucky
ID.
The States which gain irrespective Of the frac
ton, will be Pennsyv anis l. Illinois 3 Mississippi
l, Michigan l, Missouri l-6
The States which gain, in all, are as follows,
viz: Arkansas l, Indiana l, Illinois ,, Massachu
setts l. Mississippi l, Michigan l, Missouri ?,
Pennsylvania Ito.
The following States lose, viz Maine l, New
Hampshire /, New York !, North Carolina :,
South Carolina >, Vermont l, Virginia.
The free States gain six members and lose tour.
The slave States gain four and lose six.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
Paaannnera Arrived

IN steaskig Southernr from Charieston-hs Greer MISS
L GRAY Wei Mrs IlaIk Msssrs rheysf, w Gihand
Lsveritt Logan. Master Lorgoa Kelly, Wn Risns
q Rdgey, schwsr } K chretzbeFg=r' a d
SHARP James A NJ Watkins B Fsgg Floyd, W Roach
~ . steerage. , o.-r. ~ r
In q " sfea,rstp Florida from Savannsh-J Qaiohn w
Mchsll Geo W Ia NchOls Chas MNt1, WIN MAR
5 Wuo5ord WIN II Rogers. Isaac n Carrie
tor Thomas Mstks, Chss Huboeh Horace SMITH,
Fnck Thomas. Ms Branch, WIN Ooody Jamss
D1on Mr.. Dixon. Mis- Ferns Golbng Geo sobisr, WA
ID I'd Porter W HoLtsn Mr. Mcfiue w Robinson. Oa
Remington, Dursnd, Johasoa w Hnieh noa,"m
Coulter. Mash. Frankel clas ELS w sharp c
X G RutsV n X Pesk, brsss,
P'tt. Jossph strands Jas Fleming julius Kaufman Dad
lsy G w Gotten and no 10 steerage -
IN r,,ahiy Phads phia at Ne,e Orieans Feb 49, FROM Cha
ores-Geo West Csc Mddletnu schultz hoon,ons NJ y
usol DeGraf, Corear Burclett Jas Psknson'
sheu erbom, cons 10. Eaman Vsey Bshosk Cor
dan Stak EDDY m. Augustna ady AMI child, Charles
Banualer; Benson Guyr, Howard, john Webb John
Ped John Hsnnsser Iowa. race w Patterson.
Thos Taher w Brandt Rsce, Chhf, Setos,
OHIO Jauss Bonsn WIN Lv-H james Beatty. Thos Williams,
H. \ YecrsaO JseIs X Morris. A Rhodes Wyatt Sells.
Melon DA McCsn-ay Joel Ledfort Janss Wsn, VIM
sac ar No james prchard Ky Wright, sawyer'l
Joi- Fsp'I Ind Van tsed California Miss L9ossr
Wsrco Jones. ais A Pnsscott Nh Hossy, W n nc
Nyht ID Anderson. , T. Cutler Forrest Wis.
IN b4rk Scotland from bordeaux Mr. CUSHION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
By telegraph.

BosroS Feb a5A BARI Famoaih carssua Fso 10 SE 70.
s6. Chsra e Pe,sbush va Charleston; WABASH dssaaa;
bsr.s Cape Town, CGH 0fan0 noble, Unoa s.unofsi
artegs Ma Calcutta car1enes; B0sto Ma 81 sus
Po,rsn Rotercs Wm Wisos chegrssi Triumph and Fof-s-
Ca. Has@p GlsuveW Chari--ton; 3haon, kcbrnonf
Lsay safoh Phizosphai Jaspsr, Cornsla, ead "n
FeW Tork. a, . MN.
cHARLEsTos FEB ss-cta .hp csmdsp and sch N "'l''
Fcv- You.
SAVANNAH, Feb s7-ArT ship A z, New Yort ,yv...
CO sara Texas. and schs Smith, Aad hAa1., r,;.s
SEW ORLEANS Fsb sO-Anr ships Veksou'kh' an N -
Me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

Feb 49, g. lon - sch LOUISA from Boston for Havins t'O
porecl -
Feb Of Baes passed barb Empress, Of Bristol ri fn
MsuLzas for hs~ YORK
Fes a. uoou ~ Bck Island. bark from Balnnofs fof
Hu.tun.
a.ts of Ke West passed barb Lady knight. Of Portand I'm
Apss,bh ola for ahston
FEB r. at Is lon sow sch Macy Hassa, Cousins I'm
G asres for = orleans.
F.b % on Island Howand I'm savaunsh for Bo'tos
Jsn lon -. barb steering sSW shorng -hs sig
usl " lstisr nit
Jan 81 of ape 81 Vincent brig Santiago, from Maas
for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
Population of the United states.

ftOm H0 ANAloHaA iub1uikouCcl.
We are indebted 20 the kindness of the Super
iutendcnt Of the Census for the following table Of
the population OF the United States, as near as
can Ge ascertaned at PRESENT. from the certificates
Of the Marshss; the ratio Of representation and
number of Representatives 10 each State which
that amount OF population will give; the fractions
left 10 each State, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

6, e5 lOl; IS Penn RR, 81 1900 Lehigh Nav ss so
$500 O. ISL: LehiQh Nav 81; 10 MinehIl RR IS; n
Am BIZ, 1891 20 Penn RI, At Harrisburg RR, 4ei l'e
Susc Canal. 1864.
Second Board-s Phil Bk lao; $500 Sch Nav Mort S. 80
u; y Bk Of Penn lsl; On Penn RR. 4St; sio0 union
Mutual Scrip, 7oi; 5000 Sch Nav &C., SO SIS $50 Union
Mutual Scrip. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
rrrom oar Corrsspoadsais J

PgfLADFLPgIA Y-s astrea- Briss ssn CROSBY Boston,
F-u Ta,or Msfsusss. c. sitshooe1-s fessfs seaa =
F,nt.or cbsrls.tou star scksrson Prosiieaee'
49,, 5.,.ao syert Am sofnsFs, sonsrs, do L ihonp
.os C.,.ou .-- aary EHen. Wet Deep Crsss' -, a.
49, r,,s,,.iIn Alien, Msteuzasi schs North Pac ic
Hewitt Columbus, Hess, Ashaaifs steamer Asaasoee
FIower. New IOd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

NEWPORT Y.s ssr-iresBrir Pus... sorris. NODE ios
Provpssce Tsy Bosea f., PbsdseAs AHs.f sas
DO, Ghls. SssHss-s. soops AZ,
Horson Provsncs for ro Hear Cssson hesth rro.tece
F-b atAu schs Bsnt seernan, PrOsifsscs Tor res.phs
Yarmouth. Efost Lowell Portland soFoa kmsre DOVES.
Pros nesovn oI Pb Paa pt bat fhsrn, ksss m sas
Rel DuRaatf fpfo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
launches.

Portsmouth, Nh Feb H. besafsl ship Of ao tua.
ters measurement 1911 e5th register eslsd Tie
"Typhoon she owned By Nessrs knssast Of hseiy,
by csptsa chsss ssfer OF Portsueush
Her length feat breadth feet, dspte -
frame eatrsh " White OAK doA "a
vsd reasoned Fights of the growth o. New aampshs tor
Lsngth OF ~ ee toprast ST. topgasnf mast 20.
s. guntsr feet head The the
SAN. on tore and ma mast ysrds 81 fact ,opss yards g.
tppsas shy sal Is and Il sad she vii spread
much vessel aAlat Her rEng Of the best Russia
hemp, ana her sails Of cotton duck.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

VALUE OF REAL ESTATE IMPROVE
MENTs-A plot OF ground FultonsL between Tnlary
and johnson SITS comprising three building lots, 80 feel
'front.' by $50 deep lately purchased from the
,a,e of the late Peter Bergen deceased for the sum
S,aOeO by Messrs j. o. Whitehcuse and o. Horton
sons An ancient frame tenement which now stands ahous
the center Of he lot is to the Washington
1t point the Fulton st side three magnificent build
ngs of brick four stories high with brown stone froas
are 10 be erected early in the spring when finished the
ground floors will be occupied by The propreors
and the upper apartments will probably be let for Offices
&C Each building will be % feet front by 10 feet deep
The properly lies In most central and desirable position
and the projected improvements will when completed, add
greatly to the business well as the appearance Of that
portion Of our greatest horoughfaIe
POPULAR LECTURES IN BROOKLYN.--
The regular courses Of Lectures for the present season at
Brooklyn are closed; that before the Brooklyn Institute
having been concluded on Thursday evening OF ast week
by poem on Modern Society" from Park Benz amin
which was received with grea, applause, and that ia aid Of
t- rev Episcopal Church Z. The Female Academy By
lecture on Success and Failure In Life" FROM Horsce
Greeley which was read before large audience last
evening.
We are pleased to learn will DO readers 10 Brook
ly that an extra Lecture is be given al the hall OF the
Institute This week. on Thursday evening, by PARK BEN
JN on he very attractive and at this season, aPProph
se top!c Popular Amusemens with account OF the
Origin and Customs Of that Saint of Lovers st. Valentine
Lectures 10 Brooklyn have met with great saceess and
tie least we can AJAX FOR Mr. Benjamin. IL al audience as
good as the average which have attended either the lnst
,ute or at the Academy.
OYER AND TERMINER.-Bafore Justices
Morse sullwel and Wnght=Loi.os Wood indicted ior
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Th.v..,ner Unon came Sectional D1ck yss.srtzy
,,es.ds 10 rberh NJ Soh RIVER % oad fr Chages
Auarrtc from Lvsrpoo Is stl a Qnrutas havs
b,S % Seaths. and snde1 u sicE stthe Hospital
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Sails OF REAL Es, ,TE-The following sales
v0.da b,AI RIas, kerr yesterday:

u Hose Co. No passed our Office yesterday
morning, on their way home with their new car
rage. They presented fine appearance