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Thirsy-1rst Congress.
II. Session.
WAsHINGTo Dec. %.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.
Mr. Dawson, of Georgia took his seat.
Mr.. Clay presented petitions praving for a
modification of the tariff of 1876. tie detailed
the grievances Of which the petitioners CONS
planned, and SAID that IS there was now calm
upon the lately disturb Q Surface of public af-
fairs, which calm he hoped was real, he thought
that Congress s ouId take up the rarifand con-
slider it in kind, liberal and national spirit.
lie did not wish that it should be taken M with
a view to alter its essentials principles bnt to
make some provision for the prevention of frauds
aud abuses. Something should be done 1t waa
no longer doubtful that the fires in the furnaces
were daily being eXtngnished, and the opera
tons of the spindle will soon be suspended -
Would Congress do ANYTHING to suspend this
downward tendency? lie hoped they would,
and that it would be done now, when the subject
which has agitated the country was settled, and
he hoped forever.
Mr. Benton introduced the bill 10 re inquish
the collection OF tolls ON the u. :. stock on rhe
Louisville and Portland canal, aud to provide
for The free navigation of the same. lie en-
planned the bill at great length, and it was refer
red to the Committee ON roads and canals.
M. Gwin moved to take up the bill 10 provide
for the examination and settlement of titles al
claims TO land in California.
Az er debate, the motion was agreed to-Yeas
81, naysl Is
Mr.. Gwiu offered a substitute for The whole
bill. The substitute, in substance, is as follows.
Sec !. Provides tor The appointment of
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'What young men will do, sometimes, to ruin
themselves and break their TRENDS ucarls, said
SERGEANT Dornton, it's surprising | had a case
at Sain, Blanks Hospital which was Of this
sort. a bad case, indeed, with bad end
The Secretary and the House Surgeon, nd
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| NddicIurU Register.

a Go1p RE>oLUTIoN.-Tne Citizens Bel
mont County, Ohio, at "a meeting held for the
purpose Of expressing an opinion upon lie Fn-
gitve Slave Law, passed The following; +" Re-
solved, ii the Federal Government has any
slaves to catch, 1t may ca'cl them" All right.
- PorliRd ADJ,
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GREE DEMocRAcY.'-A correspondent calls
for" for some facts in relation 10 lie orig n of
the now called Free Democracy party" H.v-
ing made dlligPnt inquiry in this State. New
York, Massachusetts, and Ohio, we find that
this strange Bird has maryeously disappear
ed, having probably persisted of hunger. or by
violence. rs " history must therefore be an
epltaph, and we suggest the following, which
was once written on the tombstone Of an In
fant, of about the same ace:
"Since am SO quickly done for
wonder what was begun for"
NidjlcIuvU RsniSter
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
..XN7ILDER'S PATENT SALAMAN-

TX -
tina; three of his Safes have been fully tested h me
which NAV be true and If l. but 80 many Vests va
favor Of my Patent Salauauder Safe added To the many
now "a recoid. Nj GayleT further adgerses' during
the past twenty wears he has FIRST introduced ever vain
able Improvement applied O. safes Addcd 70 which,
he tells tie public Gayler Safes are not allied WIN pas
ter Of Pans Ike Others, which statement te uoic
Will be slow believe when. IN fact, he, the SAID bayer
has infrIneed my patent Noveuher. 1911 NJ when
time obtained Judgment against sad Gayier m me sun
of 800 for INFRINGEMENT Of SAID patent ~ 10 mat tne
bv The usng # plaster Paris And he, tie said Gale
has since lGi7 bv order OF the Cont rendered monthly
account under OATH 10 sand Court II al SAFES IN "ch e
used plaerof Pans. and on the 18th ~ july last returned
thirteen Safes sold the preceding month ,,.,, M,
y B-Any,ne in want OF my Patent Saltninder safe
can Obtain II OFFS c HERRING. Esq No. lJ) Naier>t,
or Of Messrs Rolf. STEARNS y co, No 10 Water
st who have the exclusive right 10 MAKE and sell sad
Safes and SO bought the buyer not made party 10
infringement and liable 10 sun Tor damages fdct bhf
G|1r r1fcrsfqnd b WILDER
~ SIIAS C. HERRINGS Depot for the sale OF the
above Safes Is Nos 49, l3 and 1879 Waters where can
he had more than fifty sizes and patterns of Saanander
Safes with Halls patent Powder proof Lock- behind when
was placed 81 900 al the Worlds Far IN London iew
weeks and offered reward 10 any one that would
open the Safe the money The money renamed
m the Safe tr'y five days. although the celebrated Toe -
picker Mi Hobbs. London at the time Also
safes with all other kinds If locks. such ale = Chupu
Thief Deicctor. and Jones's Bank Locks ,..,
ana In, SILAS {. HERRING
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Real Gsiais for Sale.

EARM-For SALE, A beautiful Farm
OF ls0 acres. near Cold Spring Queens County Long
island 30 4 Wood ~ Of orchard, good fence ana
buildngs. three miles from Hcksvle station fOI pa
tcnars lnnnIre Of " Zoo x. D Channers ;. ", ~
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UHE GR\EFENBERG WINES for

MEDICINAL ~ RPOSES The.e " zines A., ~,
and uuadultemto0. and ave so'd II pee hfts Ha
oa.c. IT the Cnurnrt. NJ fli hrHtie 49, over GenAi
Sent O. auF p.ft 81 the CTS nfhnuf charge sasis'
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I,AsTENAu COMPANY MEDI.


= CINES The lrnopal Oficc fpr The sale II ~
preparations - a. i8 RrutdenY Iuirun II 1th ~ "
fnI .aIe n maIl nllhf Dug NnIns anl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
GaIamanocr Safes.
PATENT SALAMAN.

"NILDER'S PATENT SALAMAN.
w DIR SAFES"-C J. GANLER atver'ises
that three IF his safes have been fully tested nt nc
test IN favor If my Patent Saamander SAFE; aidel
20 the manv now on record. when patent 'hf sA4
Gavler has continually lnfnEged ~ more than ION
wears past Mr.. Gasler asserts. that during tl- PAS
twenty wears has hrst introduced eyeY vs "a 10 IN
movement nov, applied safes Added o. wlch lie el>
he public G4vlers safes are not filled with asierpf
Pans Ike others. which statement ile puc VII lt
slow believe when m fact he. the sad GaFeI is H-
funged my patent since June l8i7. ~ which time Obtained
Judgment against sand Garler. IA the sum IF >st ilr m
rrlngeneut Of sand patent 90 tha' 'me by the using -
plaster ~ Pans And he the sad cay e. has since 1871
tv an order Of the Count rendered monthly acc lh nnir
oath To SAID Court all Safes which he used p s'er E
PARIS and the 18Th f july last ret urned thirteen safes
a. sold the preceding month. which contained
Pans n u. "liDEh-
NB-Any one in want of my Patent Sl.amander ; lfe
can Obtain tot s HERRING. ESq.. 3) ier-st or %
Nes.rs ROFF. STEARNS = co, 40 " aier-St Who
have the exclusive Iht 20 make and sell sa safes am u
- bought the buyer j. made party io nirag nen
~ b G. WILDER
ROFF. STEARNS < co 5 DEPOT ior the above SAFES
* of No lfG Waiersf where he seen upward ~ one
hundred patterns and sizes OF Nier> FlIe- PROOF Sai s
with Yale's Patent Powder-proof Lock This lock has
been IN use seven wears and has detd all attempts - ne
burglar either a. plck OF blow ~ WIN inod er DAY
\ Newes parauorfr Lock. (Which has caused 50 nlncl
excitement at the Worlds Far and has been ordered Tor
the doors Of the Bank VI England Butter"orhs Locs So
and the Locks Of other celebrated makers pHt on tht Sar
when ordered. -. ..,.. . - ,,.p,-,.
the only makers IN the United States ot WlderS Patent
Salanander Safes. with Kch's improvement commonly
known a. Rchs Improved Patent SalanandeI SAFES
aul2 lmAIWNF-
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Al Central M0rustui1. 10 miles from New YORK
near tLe Harlem RalroaC where pass each way I'VE
times day a new, neat two-story Cottage House -
feet front 81 feet decpwh one->ory Wac ~ ~ Id
feet The House contaus erh rooms and situated on
Washngton-av betVeep 8th ard gh-sts. aud withh
300 II Of the RAJ road The lot 50 H. 'front.' by 100 dee
Also ID ly adjoining same sizc. can he had desired Al
so two Houses Fordlam-ay, corner Of llthSt each
~ feet front by y deep. containing each eigh' rooms
and cellars house calcuiaed Tor store ana uWci
bus or they both be- united IN one house y desired
There % good well Of water The yard and the GROUND
IL sufficient for q good garden Inquire of l.. BuRNEI
builder Frankn-av The corner OF TN 81, or OF
John MIDDIETON, builder. 8th-st., near Fofdham-
ny Nofrsania. 90 of =. MERRIAM. No % hickman
st New York between the hours of and A VI or 10
3P N. IA The eyenlnE amer 0clock hulO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
Schools.

DERGF\ POINT TE-
bPleasaniiy situated opposite Port Richmond. distant
from Sew NorN seven miles. accessible h'nr. lf etn-
boat supplied with competent Instructors. under the SD
uern.euaarce ~ Mr. Nreraut The fall an winter term
commence SEPT 18th 1851 Terms Will from Sle
% $3.50 per anuum. according o. me instruction ~ l 10
aud PAYMENTS quarterly advance Circulars and o'her
Information ohtancd hy application upon The pc, misses
Bere,n POINT y J JACOB VI NREELNND.
f.,s
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NOR SALE. OF EXCHANGE for CITY

pROpFKTY-A beautiful place. adjoining the WI
Lee AZ Tast hester containing 70 convene ~ mousse
and u-bldngs ru, II ever DESCRIPTION NEG OF corn
nofatoes and buck wheat Ia wheat and 10 tuns OF
hay Tire. beautiful. vegetable gardens, two me COWS
pO1iry rlgs, within hitesn niles II me Ivy foss-
eSson Immediately For particulars inquire Of VILLA
McCObD No 4i Sui Van-st.. y. Y AisO me saulle
ar c,rr,e. HOrse and crriage suitable for Doctor
To b. seen AT No lil SUlifyan-st dtls I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
NuFTnN SCuOOL fnr BOYS. A

\ Clifton Staten Island This school has been ma ope-
ration for move than three wears II has most healthy
and delightful position commanding iul view ot New
YORK Bay ample play grounds and within ten mnufes
walk of IaudeIhlts Landing The number ed scholar. -
limited The neat term opens ON The thTd Monda, IA Au
the Office # Lew Cook Co II Broadway, and a. Bunker
4 Co. " Chamhers-st The following gentlemen are re-
frrred TO- and are among the patrons the school Hiram
Kefchum. Esq 81 Wall ST. ID II Wckham Esq,
Maiden lane y. " Eastou Esd, Pine = + y Buh-
ker. Esq % Chamters-st. HOME>.
anlgGtTuAF. puncpll.
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I1GINGER This - a rrmr,i, whish - All Va
beneficial but AZ ihis season. when afeetnns n hs Ne
a and Bowels are common. no individual nf has
should ie without o. Ngyfs TtlIst 100 Chnic, and 10 -
mnniory symptoms Of Cholera anil Diurhrs u b. Az
innocent remedy ard gnxod AMI pfrscuosd I" -
medical faculty.
CAUTION Persons desiring sn artce that can hs ~
upon. prepared -nie from pure jnusca Gingef fhol1s
particular to ask for Bfpwu's fs-'nfe OF JamsHa ~
ger which swnrrsnfsd 90 be- what represented a.
{. prepared oIy hy FREDERICK brown and 10 ~
A. M Drug and Chemical Store, moth ens corner n fo
and (he,nut-st Phlaaslphia .
Also fuT sale 10 New iofk at wholesale, by VI iih
MAN n Iulion-,t kushtH Clarke Co. ilV bf~
way % Asf0F House and 40 irus House John Mia
lgi Br0adnHy. 4 Wells Co f1l Ewhfh A. a.
Cliduet1n ms lifoidv ~ aud l0j Hudson - lhoBs
Marvel Bl " iilam.si and hF nl fhe reslecfafe Dw
slst, and Apothscsnes 10 thu unted states - Ia
DEMOVAL.-The Proprietor's Deg3
for tie sale of AkSiIS superior PAN Rslesef ~
moved 10 NJ. lOt Walker -. ID duor cost u h'sep
where tins wonderful medicine mos bo obtained "a -
most reasonable terms. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ SCHOOL. Ballsfon Spa. Saratoga COUNTY, y f-fhs
next term of hs Institution Will commence the Irst
"Wednesday uf September IT, Object - 10 teach The pfuc
tee as wei the science u Law and % tran stdens
the art Of OFT hand speaking Catalogues stating partcg-
lars Will be sent bg request directed post pad 10
aug DIV sSWtSepl W FOWLER President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
DOROUS GLASS FILTERS secured

II - - -@'''-' S-~".e-
II IN The Patent Offct.-Afier years eKuer.eucr ia
TIE RAJ. featuring u flters, II which have been ls-3
flannel ,et, sand. charcoal. sponge. &c a. hitena-
MEDIUMS. al u Whlch have been a1aul0ueu NJ I-uns
has discoy cred material Porous Glass which 01yl-
Aies al uotcons and difficulty inherent IN Flrers uids
VITA the above materials The Porous G as Filters ar
sei-c earing warranted not q choAe Up wash ogf A.
cunuaie serdlguS, have any offensive taste or sa.e
In fact eve perfect satisfaction These Filters ars 40
plcahe 10 al wSterhKHgs forrepumps portable 6lte
niterns-aIs &c 10 b. bad. wholesale ant retail of
CHARLES WELLINGTON. the Agent 81 Brnadway
At the factory y7i Broadway Prce S0ios9 PtTab
en- house tunshers and coGniTg merchants supplied
Ateral discount salllus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
TT,UE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

j TONPORT is beautifully situated on Flushing Bay;
within eight miles Of the City Hall, opposite Harlem, and
hnf mile from Flushing he bay j. noted for the album
dance of ne FISH clans and Mid fowl The village has
laTcc and valuable water privilege aud for beauty of the
Surrounding scenery - unsurpassed embracing view OF
the villages adjacent and the picturesque Sound with us
mum, rous islands IT ad ont village lots OF ~ 10y 100
feet each which price according To location from
S7j H. 500 each A fcw choice lots remain unsold The
terms of sale are So the time uf selection and the bal
ance IN monthly insam of $40, discount 10" cash
For the accommodation of parties who desire 20 see the
ground IN agent viii bee board the steamboat Island
CITY which leaves the Fultonst AZ 81 o'clock every
morning who Will be- happv 10 every attention ana al
,oa, des,I. IOHN A FLANNER,
aulq i'm. No 633 Broadway, corner OF Amlty-St
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IrI0U-BRIpGE LOTS FOR SALE.

u EIGHTH Az EN- RAILROAD,-These Lots
are situated the Mcstchctsr side o the Harlem RIVER
between Nice omhs Dam Bndee and the high Bridge ANY
person acquainted the suburbs of tins cry, wall per
reNe ON viewing the iich Bridge Lots that they possess
great advantages for residences over al other locatcs
about the CITY aud that they Tar cheaper THAN any oh
property as well situated The bill Tor the Bth-av Railroad
having been sianod by The Naor ihe road VIII he COM
meuced uhwih and speedily finished please inquire
and learn fzci) The fare for the entire length "l tue
road Is bat Gents The scenery presented from al
most ever par of this property exceedingly lntereslne
emhi acne most beautiful views OF hand and water ms
propclN also has VIDE front unon ihe Harlem RIVER
thereby afiurding facility for boating and fishing For
mans and other ni,rma ton apply 10
auia i'm ID WlNlON, Ne. II Cccar 81 cor "i NASSAU
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VARRYTOWN INsTITUTE.-A Sc

YARR1 TOW y lNS I'LL IA oc-
u lect BOARDING SCHOOL f0r BOYS At Iarffto~s,
New York A NEWMAN. Principal In tn, lnsttIilpa
Young Gentlemen are thoroughly Instructed IA al the
branches Of an English and Classical education The pnes
OF Board and Tuition including bed. bedding washing nd
meDdytg from $40 u s80 per annGm acc"fon. 20 ths
branches pursued Circulars containing yartcu ts tItf
ences &c can be obtained She ssni- BOOK sOrr ~
Fulton-st and al T. n Wlc0r's Cuhea states S'hpol
Agency 80 Broadway. Or 81 addressing ~. 20 .ae
PRINCIPAL ID W ~rH
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II .c,e. for sal. IN which ~ a large double HOUSE.
with OUTBUIIDTNGS complete-loctiion cannot be sur
uass.d-2l miles from Port Chester and miles from k'e
Station Tie Farm Will pay good interest On the mlueJ
reoued 10 purchase IT. Scr terms aud further particulars
apply tot W CARPENTER, On the premises
nu20 6ieDd'
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HENRY WELLS and SISTERS

DANCING ACADEMY, StuYyssant Institute, No
$50 Rroadu Az open the 18Th II sept Wells aud
ms Sister Mad Giayeh, have retired from Their pro
fesson a. public artists and will devote themselves solely
10 teaching PRIVATE DANCING They have spent
several wears The Kya Academy oiPs and Al Ia" best
Schools Tor private teaching France and the have 40"
adaptrd a neR SYSTEM with the view % MAKE Danfns a
means # promoting health A. vel A. means 81 h4ufhk
the most graceful and finished department All the nee
Walfzes Quadnles sc VIII b. taught 10 The slnpes, tad
most p.r1 urIate Apply 70 II WEI Is and SIS
TER aner st VI Septemhef from TO- - A VI ana ron
sto5P NJ. Aui' I'M
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JEWELRY AND Sill


w yERWARE Those who wish e. purchase Watch
Jewery and Silver Ware, either at wholesale ~ ret
vii md Il greatly 70 their advantage t. call on the b.
scrher Who any recevng All descriptions II Gold
and SILVER Watches, from the Manufacturers m ing an
France and Switzerland, whcA he Is selling az lle>ae
and retail. a, the very lowest ?rces rid tvG nro
monsters and Duplex Watches Fine Gold snd Silver Eng
lsh Patent Lever Watches. bf Cooper. TOBIAS. Beese,
and others Gold AMI Silver Detached Lever and Lepne
watches Gold Quart Fob and Vest Chains Cha'altne
CHAINS f0r LADIES Pure Gold Wedding Rags Gold
Guard ke,s Fob ksv and Seals Gold and Silver Pencils
and Gold Rms Ladies Bracelets. Cold locsets, t,ni
ana Silver Thiuhles CHAINS for Watches God and ST.
yer SuectaCies sterling silver spoons Cups. ForNs, r.
Gold Watches IS low SO 10 50 each NNches ard
Jswelrv exchanged.
All Waiche. arranted - Keep good une. OF ne money
returned Watches. Clocks snd Jewery r. nartd IN TIC
hes- manner and warranted ard a. much less than ne
usual Prices GEO { ALLEN Importer If Watches ami
Jewe H. Wholesale and Retail. n WN.st, cornerol NcN
s. second corner from Broadway, Cup ssars) formerly Il
walls, Dgf
4 SSAYER'> OFFICE. Broadway, Isl,
~ room g. 90 sr.ll. Nsw-YoTs.-rhIs establishment
most recfiu, u the public thai y vii give - in
attention a. the ass4ylng IT GOLD. SILVER, COPPER
and LEAD ORES Holders ~ CALIFORNIA GOLD
Will find this good opportunity % ascertain the real ,ans
before selma. Charges Moderate. JEW ELLEN
SWEEPS SrEENANGS. SC bought At ne hishesi 3. 81
HE rrlce lct3 SnMMSF'
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Gonses 90 fet.
EACTORIES. with WATER-POWER

VENOL LET-The 8l0on, the Restaurant
the parter. SHOP and one store. flr some .iEat 1s
nos n he new HIie corner Il " lIam and r4nAi f
90 To rrep II enerer and c8p.tsi this presen
nsucemeufs seldom offered The H1tel vii acommoda''
800 persons vii oeued the Isl Seute nher. on a NJ "
- an te bad iunss,at.iv al22 81
and ec-non ga, pan Enquire On tie premises Posse
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ln0ia Rubber GOODS.
To THE PUBLIC-INDIA RUBBER

TO THE PUBLIC INDIA RUBBER
Il SHOEs-Our attention has been called 10 An aver
seuenf bg Horace n Day, published IN Ec New OK
Herald Of July H. 1851 and the Courier and Enquirer ~
IN which after much unmerted abuse ~ our
attorney VIM Judson ESD ne asserts that zee dare nor
hins uofh yrafiH9 GOOy>ars Patents under our
avn names and that he does NOT infringe 0oOfyearS "a
tents IN the manufacture Oi shoes
We have purchased our license Tor the manufacture on
India Rubber Shoes under Goears Patents ah paid on
money and daily pa tafh Tor the same aud any
other ersou ght have done the disposed 70 do ~
rather than pirate upon Go,dyedrs Patents We lhA II
move ust purchase right - use valid patent than ~
nfru-e Z sIr Day after having been prosecuted, ac-
.n0v ledged G0odyears ngnts, made settlement anl
agreed IN future infringe hls patents He now At
tempting not only infringe sad patents bll u
also who have flr large consideration purchased our IL
reuses and under them, aAd caeTgs Mr. Day
dir,cfiy. and that ug1dfnr,s win Iratng
upou C,s ears Patents the Manufacture VI the shoes
~hch he Is Offering the public and We give notice that
he and all who are concerned NIth han IN purchasing ~
vending las shoes made violation OF saj patent night
WI be prosecuted NeN-Yors July u. lS5l.
l.. CANDEE. Hay~ aEt Rubber Co, bY
WI. A BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer,
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Go.
FORD s. co Iyl5d