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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05
PHILADELPHIA.
Things In Philadelphia.
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, Feb l.
A serious runaway occurred in Chesnutst. this
afternoon. A pair of chRise horses became fright
ened, ran away, came in contact with the vehicle
OF Dr. NJ Anderson broke it to pieces, and threw
the Doctor out injoring him severely. DR.. Ander-
sons horse, valuable animal ran up Seventh.st.
and when near Market was instantly killed, in
consequence of its coming in contact with the
shaft of truck wagon 1t was completely i'm
paled. One Of the cbaise horses had its leg bro.
KEN and will have to be killed. Quite a series Of
disasters from one runaway.
A sort Of female Jack Sheppard, was arrested
yesterday, charged with committing an innumer-
able number OF robberies. She is German grl,
ls years Of age, and named Margaret Hildebrand.
The amount OF goods she has stolen is immense.
They comprise costly dresses, gold watches, jew
elry, good clothing, fancy goods, daguereotypes,
&c &c.
The CoTToN market Ia dull In consequence OF the unagor-
able advice from Europe aud have no sales 10 establish
There very teinquiry for FLOUR either for shipment
or city consumption and the sses aTecOnned % few h1n
dred bbls good and select brands al ~ OF az 10 ~ Dol aud
$55 25 including half barrels al - p pair
Rye FLoUS steady al - 81 Corn 10 limited request
sales Of 500 bbls 81 81 ~ bbl sale OF 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania white wHEAr, 10 store al 81 IL. y bushe
RYE scarce and In demand Corn continues 10 come IN
very slowly Sales Of 5000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow,
in store Al 6Od6oic OARS are scarce. sale OF Pennsy-
vania at &c. y bushel
In Provisions there Is no change Small sales OF old
Mess PORK al $l2 rs y Dbl Ia held at S4 Supplies OF
BAcos continue 10 come forward very slowly.
WHIsKY Is in limited demand Sales OF bbls al 2's 2oc
sAIE OT srOcKs-Fiyrt Beard-sl 800 Wilmington RR
siSo Beading IR St sly DO, Slt; M 40
Bank, II $4,000 Reading Railroad Mort 6s IS; SIS 600
h Sss SS Morr. Canal a. 20 m SS Rs
sssssd BpssS-2 MSrsesi GopPeT ~ a. see CiS
l3i; Penn. RR, 4il $1,000 Reading RI &C. 10 3d. 4
FaI. and Mech Bank, Ill $500 State Sc, 95t
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New-York Caule Market .....Fe5.

TRepOTIed Tor The Tn0Ine
IAt tie Washington Drove Yard. fory-iourth-st and
Fourthavenue and a. Hudson River Bulls Head, loot OF
Robipsop-s Tor Beeves For Cows, Calves, Sheep ard
Lambs. At Brewnng,s, sixth-sL near Imru-s'i Ao "
ChamberlAins. foot Of RObinsOn-sLl 80
Offered 500 Beevss l6e0 Southern, the remainder US
State and the Esst 20 Cows and Calves and 7uo o1f-
a1d lambs AZ Brovngs 80 Cows and Calves and about
S.OoO Sheep and Lambs, a. ChsmheriRn's.
BEEvEs since our last sold freely until today wnen re
market vas rather slow. Sales made from - r. -
FOR good retailing qualities lot Of 40 head were
to supply The Bermuda naval contract About JOG real
were len over. ,, -.
Cows AND CALVES were IN good supply. Sales al rom
S22 % TO s. Al 45, as Ia quality All sold .. -
SHEEP ASD LAMBs-Prces ranged At rom SIS 5"d
IS So 4 few extra bought from $3.50. The demand
was Unusually acive-noi more than so len over.
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lac Boston 0gtssiaoa reports Abbott La-.uce from
iofA Lnt House Channel Wih loss VI snd cao BY 1rt
60 Aeo lai - f-- are sTc1;y o. Egg Eck,
ssB so.tou 81 from T,essa,aa p.s,.a Co
she made hs passage ron asr.ast OF P.rras5c 10 Ca ca %
3 Gays. a1l from he llstor ssys
Pli soA Coq1s;-s - a tas Of cotton, ana - Jlas As
and sop susas sHsl saysd IS bass Of cotton s5s 10 s %
- rreck 90 eart Caros
isesFs esP,tsh rs-v'a Porsi states The Of 5ars
hentsIey toi hor Tarnoath Mchs Ct Pass o. @
Psssss. iro s.nia crst Cuba 1f New fors crs-
Bars GtoaaEIt- Cc1ttss Of ~ Charleston Chamber Of Con
tss case Of sai5sg, y L. 81 Co.
tss-asd : per esat % The 'tTors Il. ,ouai a7os
Sac JsH' L.'-l,rr teu s.Aaor, r csae.oa reported
,y temp rrs. a. sayl- tie is,rsss der ar
s-s-s-is- -L- - once y" tort
6Altsf ts t-Aa sasno~n ofs ani sonsr sss-
sHa w. w41sss, of ssv Hl,,sl Torp.s. from TIA i,s
..s so-2e 70 HsV Oh, f-t ai7 seE2or 80 lst
sci spl:sa- Rc sIsf s.s Tors 80 81 so,rs - 80
hoadr f'esss toSsH HlVsa lie ars; ar s.ns
go vt CLasE Sow . Holmes doe a. from Ta8ss 50..
~, on - si a Cs7s Cod sesrg SW ss Bei.d u no %
a. "a esry a ci nosses al four alrs s4.s Of co,.oa
tsl = o. ~ en- al sluar- 'isi ;ranEs %
=. ~ ascs ne sh1s Hsss Hos parto N ero sss
Trs1f.srs T,tss vss 1g Of sarazaaa Bar o. ,o,s,
o.. - -l -l be Ess pass-resrs s- ,.rari 0
-; ~ 80 si sea lri11s from s. Mars. hi. a. az
-. - - -, e. '.e,tq ssr r,i AS .-ar 4os
-. P-. -, 7, 2rots1 - -hssholss eTssass.
-- IKE -rAisls Easls hara oesn cArr=d down al "a
$50 u lf-ls gave ras IA; - -hoggat tie Tybe- Eas
MrE SAT- Assa: q Boston Ua1sr~r,--. -r.. 4,
asrs ss 80 oss. Of cotos. ia s;ssr Tsssss r-o f
sees -rls A - Of sdrn Boo- Bay pr35a - al -
ca-so Of ara Carlos sall ss1s out 100 cr re-
a. iof ~ P5Ipss a. pos.s, Z ~
can al q VIII gsa 9 ;ls Los 10 the s.sts,,s 49,
ioIgsr al sPPrehsrsvs that Z - 10 cut ~ ~. c.
zlrsc ths vtssss sccors usy ~ - ~-P7' A1a 'a-t
So AtHis'n. baesArs ron Banor. or Bo.,os -,s ,,,o
ofcoru ans four pzi ITO sorca 90 s 5.t IN, n So.
stpeF'sac'd ~ sis gal. AZ b., fsFssal ke ~
Sex HuHE. Cooley Ctar-.too from Bas.,,o,. ...,
hervy veal sr aac stous 5slsAkA
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SCHOOL No. s-Theres are at present ne les
than Lice male and female pupils attending
this excellent new school, which was opened on
the 4th December last. The principal is Mr.
Henry d. Woodwork. who has twentythree as
sistsnts The school consists of male and female
department and Eve primaries, the one in the
building consisting Of the more advanced pupils
The bailding is large and neatly constructed edi
hce' buiituPOn the same model or plan with ourPub
lie schools In general and is well furnished in every
respect IL q great accommodation TO the i'm
proving section OF WILLIAMSBURG in which it IL To-
Gated and reflects much credi. on the citizens
who have contributed to its erection
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De- L. Care Johr fstsrs1 lsa1i bssrng =" ", RI -
lot pace Eha- shP sissnns 81" slosnEa ~n' 's via
a t'le cross
AtHiio 40 -- RN tchsn n S1a az cot go g.
50 iron Msns s1g o sch s0phfa, ssHrr rar = srass
Heard hQ he' - o. -'rf rom 'sPt ses9 Asu osss Ha'b5f
s,T-sss,s ~ - hrs TEo Br dem Jsasy aas Gooaia,
Grim seicrs Cllmfa lsupp set o. col and BARI fapi
r.. Csv-srf NS~dcfo oil Or sts-d all red mol i9l-
uuch cers O. ih. uuusrsu. d~sertons 81 fhsirc rsEs
81 1850 II Belt pat Ito Cape iowa CGH, De- = N
e.rs efte mats Hammond consequence Of ths sh o.
r.A-, H.. osrg eEtact or a istfs rem NJ hsa-
- y.r. of ~ ynnr,r catsd Good Hope De- -
~ .rv. A. ih tbs ~, F he sip ani ef-~, "a "a s
- tr rrr nrh olte- czpfal De del o. tAs n'ra oi
- ~ at aner icss % ee7ea fay have aA-l laN
- .b "a proceed "a the voyage - usry a. poss- %
soe eudesvor % proceed ss Capt Tina ban CON
u.rcs sld accoos your ns,rae IS W Gave = ~ y -
49, . r-sss-. whch fni Opportunity y ship rem
- ss,e th. Tor Ocean asE Leat1i a1d n'sai
IN h. az to Bberiugs Straits By lst Of Nay
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Foreign Ports.

AtT,cshusns Nov e. shPs Leopard Pks non aa- of
Psnsua, Ter So '-akug badly -. - ". .- q. H.
-. $1,000 Canary Boston, others a. s-or-
1tssu SEPT 90 shps RendseI Lost rs1.irr Caar-s Al
drsw from for Bombay and Casiia sAfh AHA
for Se--York .,- Co. - NJ. a.,
Nvyr. q.ss Chass DO DO ltas a aiso oesa r.
ported for Louicul o,-- - ~. F. - w..
hg -. c.r.. r., U.vyo,. "a.
sr Co. 10, Boston DAY; 5afk Judas Les1 or 10 az
N.s,rn1 c,eler FOR Y0d. Wsybosss Carter, fon
So sect a arr soy D. tE;brg PAos, HAITI i5r d. ~. sEf
1vvuga Rankin, Tor Boston, sailed 18Th
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EIarksts.... oAnEIuLLI kLr0aIsD IoL Pas raIsuss

TUESDAY, FsJrlEry4.
ASHES.-The market q heavy for POS WIKI sales q
81 Pearls are unchanged. and Saea5e a. 81 SAes
81 bo,s
COTTON-lsvery heavy. with o. Only 50 bales a.
adecne Of &C. but no srge sales could be elected wiL
cut greater concession
FLOUR AND mEAL-Thsre "a Increased hesvns.sia
me for esern ard state Flour bat the demsrd
more scve for he trade and the East There IL dispos
Ton meet buyers freely, especially for the low grades of
The market has been urfAvor1by Influenced by
steamers sdvices, and The sales mostly made our Ia
side hgures The better grades steady ana fair de-
msnd. NewOresns % quiet a. formsT prices wiz coca
sons FOR export Canadian a In better request AT
hear Of small sales At 4sto47t Tie sales Of Oonss.
&c resch 5000 bbs al 81 a. 50 Tor No supreme T564
Ell for strait State felf5 90 for Mlchigs1
and Indiana and % for prime Genesee Southern Is u
fair demand and 10 steady Sales Of $50 bbs a. 55 lk
for mixed strait brands 25G5 6si for fancy Aexsp.
drs Baltimore and Georgetown Rye Flour Is steady
Sales Of zoe bbls ST ~ for River and PennsylvHns
Corn Mes firm. Sales Of 100 bbs Jersey sfost a. O.
GRAIN-There u a limited demRni for Wheat and the
market s quite nominal Saies only be eaected al
material decline below our tabular quotations A lot OF
go bushels mixed Genesee sold private terms Cam
dian still he'd Al o50il2c, and e Without inquiry Rye
Is quiet and nominal 81 soc Barley syeTy inscgiye Snsn
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ANTHoSY }. BLEEcKEs. Aueuosees
nERENpTORY SALE OF 4 VALU-

A ABLE COUNTRY RES. JENcE AT AUCTION
ANTHONY j. BLEECkER VIII sell q. 50 euon on
THURSDAY FeJ. IS. 1851, Al y O'CLOCK. a. he MIR
CHANTS EXCHANGE, 70 ths hg hes1 bidder no follow.
ing valuable property, VIZ.
psybor Iong.Isard containing p acres Of sd IN high
.Sfs N Snluvslou AbOui O1efourk 10 good rbeT and
with good apple orchard, pears plume a. A Ivy ~
sbpndsnce; on this Yarn 10 dne water prOsp CT Wiz n
ces FOR fishing and cunning The Yarn = 81 az - mica
from the city Of NewYofk. communicative pr ee ules
one mile OF four Churches. Academy AID fos O1e ne
house Is good two sfory dwelling ho1se, haY-g erooms
and kitchen. with pump o. exceleDl N--ef neaI ne
door; there IL also barn. new carnage o-t Ad Ollst
onbouses al in good repair For further pGu-i1rs apply
10 the Auctopeer, Brosdst or on ne premise OF
ia lCteOd&6lds DANIEL NAALEi
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spoken, &c.

J,,p hsseso s. barh Lysasssr, from css''s'' S'
h o. IN - " brr Gsssa. ron hseh.. 20 caisnsS
a. - Ia u n 80 srg Aan Nara, S9A non So''a -.
P,r..nsue sw - uss Ssisn b. ship ssfaPaas iro"
10 rsss & sus wsw zass b brig Ulysses % ats fota
.,,I - b. 6raass Of iorstep mast tro 'as Pfs,'
= .ser.n-~ .hes q - ssrort-d. n.
Jan h. 1t iua ~ -, Bosoa erE ron - - -
slu heavy t not 4nterstaai her naue, iPueA't 49, 80
,.6 s. on ~ 40 Pa.ss8 JuPtsF from Boston
S Ia "a ioa = % dip oa,ao FROM chasstoa Tor HATr
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stsamsr-Arere Luce Liverpool Collins Ksuasb'c, sy.
Philadelphia.
sbps-Iaac Bell John-o6 Noble; Continent D1nnon1 New
Orleans; ElIsbsh ElsD UpshuL Columbia RIVER, Burnt
BafksP mouth, Perkins. Africa Foster NcksrsOn Asa Fish,
Yates. Mobile, Hurout; Marion, Lorlg. Phiadslphs
BngJessO, Baker Bermuda, Nesnh sons MAINLAND Graca
G0nayes, Nesmth Sons
scnoonsrs-John White Green MarscAbo, Underwood WI
ley; King Philip Percva Porto REQ Underwood Wiley Sarah
Nara Rogers Guadaloups Underwood Wiley Aarc. Posssr,
Wilmington, NC
Bark Uncle Joh1. BslcUr, Philadelphia
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steamship Aabamt Lutcw Savannah 20 hours, y Mitchell
Passed gong savannah brks Ysrnoa and Texas and bg Aa
bound New Tor Sunday. 10 IS NJ 10 niles South o.
Has assed steamer FONDA Experienced stroug head wats al
passage.
Telegraph of Buctsport) Faraha dave tobacco
a. Mo-r sand. Let An vessels Tie has
North Of Cape Haitsra FEB g. Wm Beach Of Buckspo
died Of The fever
wIND-Durps the day sw AID Light With ios Al a,srras Con
s.3erab > ice 10 The BAY
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Receints Of Produce.

TUESDAY, Feb 4-By Ns,c. York and Nev.Ha-
zen Railroad u bbls Flour l2i do WHISKY 81 bales Wool
81 pkgs Batter so sheep 81 bags Flour 2i2 sides Leather
and a Hogs.
BIZ Ere Railroads.&c. bales Hay, p head Cat
tie 81 Sheep q Calves 1919 sides Leather p psgs Butter
: bale Wool and s. bags Flour
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FIREs.-A cordage factory in Dorchester owned
by Mr. Hood, was destroyed by FIRE YESTERDAY
morning. A large dwelling. house. owned bv NJ
John Chapman, on State at. Marblshead and oo.
cupied BY three families. was entirely destroyed
by FIRE between and O'Clock on Sunday morn
isg. A barn attached to the house and sEother
barn belonging to Mr. Boardman. was also de.
sroyed. Loss from $4,000 to $1,000.
IBORcn Jovrnal,
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Long Island was heavy at L decline Of II y cent.
An election was held this afternoon to Gil vacan'
cies in the Board o Directors. Erie fell off y
cent, selling at est. Altogether there was gen.
eral weakness in the market. In sound Stock
there was no marked change bat the business was
limited.
The Exchange market is heavy and the supply
is fair. Sterling is sidl0 for frst-class bills
Francs, 8 LET The demand for Arctic is good,
but readily met. The supply from the South is
better.
Freights are steady but the shipments are
small. Flour, sd Cd Cotton, I'd; Dead weight
l2s 6dal5s. To California the engagements are
moderate at 50 q so cts Y foot.
The Money market is growing easier again on
call and on good Stocks loans are negotiated with
more ease. The rates are sac z cent. Paper
goes at 6a7 2 cent. for good names.
A dividend of 4 2 cent. has been declared by
the New.York Life and Trust Co.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury to-
day is S74,os7 payments, 1919 Balance
s4,460,65l.
The Arctic takes One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars in silver
The Exports of this port for January show an
increase on the same month Of any Of the pre-
yious three years. The figures are as annexed
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S4ssS,oOa 3262.5S2 2S8i,s67 5,Ss7Sl7
The excess in Domestic Products over January
1850, is about s4oO, 900 The Imports for January
are not yet made up, bat will probably show an
increase of about million and hall OF dollars
A line Of steamships is about 70 be put on d.
rect between New.York and New-Orleans- The
first ship will leave this port abOas the st o.
March.
The Dry Goods trade shows more activity, bit
principally in Woolens and in imported goods
especially of French fabrics. Domestic Cotton
fabrics are steady, and though there IS more IN
curry and more Transactions are making, tthey
are limited fer the season Both Brown am
Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings are IN moderate
request st firm bat unchanged prices. The IN.
ward tendency noticed recently has not yet been
realized, the demand as yet falling below sntici'
pations Drills are quiet, but with light stock,
prices are very firm. The current demand Is a.
most solely for export. Any large increase Of
activity will raise prices. Osnsburgs are gradu-
ally beconisg scarce, sHd prices continue hrm.
The demand is limited but the supply Is
still more so. DENNIS are more active a. buoyani
prices. Stripes are active At steady rates Ticks
OF low grades are quick Of sale st previous
prices, which are Grm. Printing Cloths are in fair
request, with tendency in prices to ADVANCE
The increased pTetensiOni Of holders have limited
transactions; bat the demand is gOod. and will
have 70 yield the higher prices asked. Priats
have been in better demand the stock is moder-
ate and well assorted, and prices are steady
Chambra,s ara still in request for clothing pur-
poses, and prices do not vary. GinghamE Of new
styles are brisk Of sale at steady prices, with
fair supply Of goOda The public sale Of Lawns
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De- Is, Csps Hon Nostl q 70 i. s,rl c., -
Ton sept lsl i0F Calor1a 49, ~ '''i JON %
AZ iasat "a hoF - sci Frsrki1 err. r ptr. 4,
~ caleFaa 50 scih brg Hor6s sleis.. 80 ~ y
ljsJ - for Cabieraa A"s lon Hon NeN iofa
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AsTHoSx ); sLEESEsT, , A9etione. =.

ANTH0NH y bLFENktkf Al,.I'I0'F'
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN Carmine-
81 and Ninth-st Or sale Al auction by ANlHONn j.
BLEECKER al the Merchants Exchange on "EDnEs-
DAY Feb s. at p oclk viz The handsome lmmodloaf
q story houses 81 aid Il Carmi 1e-st aed up Win every
convenierce suitable Tor respectable fsmes ',lng - feet
on CArmiue-st by 100 feet deep s3oo9 or % can 70.
main or bond ard mortgage. Also The hanorome ot on
Nishst $50 feet West ofIbe Fintsy p BY - est s&o
can remain on bond and mortgage. ~
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Disasters, &c.

PHILADELPHIA. FEB f-ClesreG-Brx Wm Prcs guy r o
- Jilefoi sch J Deputy, wissnors, Pr5v.dszca
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Pnsseuxer- Arrived,

ffeaSship Alabama from SavdHNaA-G Hsndncksou,
Burnett Bostck. w Ives, Kbber. Knott aud sou,
CsdVtder Bsa and lighter Tueo Edga0a and lady, Mrs.
Ford, II Jsfnss, Doe, Ellis, Ksudnck, Keil N
Thompson Mrs. Cheeseman Morgan Camp,
o Price w Rice hc8ain, Q Tucker D Buckhalter,
Chesseu2n Oakley Mrs Fraser and child AID stesrage
NIElATuRE aLHAEAc......THIs DAY
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TUESDAY, Feb. pm.

TUESDAY, Feb. Ppm.
The patient which appeared convalescent yes
terdsy has had a relapse to-day. Reading and
Canton, the great speculative Stocks, appear to
have infected the rest of the lists The former
went to 62 after the Second Board showing de-
cline of q y cent. The Canton corner has ap-
parently broke, although it may possibly be ruse
of the bears, and was offered in street at GO, de-
cline of % y cent from the highest point The
manner in which one broker after another made
his appearance at the Second Board, each one Of
fering 80 shares of Canton at / to y cent below
bis predecessor, looked like a plan TO break the
market to help shorts. At Boston the market re-
manned firm at 81. Canton may go back sooner
or later much below 60, but parties operating in
it are confident tue tune is not yet. AoAaVk was
frmer, and after the sale at o. b. 60, no more was
offered below 90. The passenger traffic Of Janu-
airy was as follows:
First class passengers ........,..........9061
January, l0oo. ..s...'..s''.'''.''''.'''''f Ooo
Increase in Jan. 1851, so per cent........2,03l
The freight increase is also large. Harlem was
dull, closing at GAG, a decline Of Il. Farmers
sold at 62s, decline of II y cent. Portsmouth
declined y cent This Stock has been 6rmer
than most of the fancies Norwich and Worces-
ter is v cent lower, selling at 50, upon which
its dividends are equal to 10 y cent. per annum.
Morris was heavy and sold at 49, Governments
were in better inquiry and improved Y cent
Hudson River Road sold at SET, decline OF v
cent. within a few days The receipts Of this
Road for Januarv were.
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HIElArURE ALEASAc.-....THB DAT.

svE-Rsss---.--- ssD.------.5 9 aeop-ssu Ssa
HIGH WATER......FEB. 3.
ssnay ncok....O AIM Gov hand. SIN Hal Cats - lss
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.


FORT OF NEW ToRK........-.FEB
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NOTlCE.-The Copartnership hereto
fore existing between the sabcTber under tbe name
or firm Of BELL GOULD, 10 tais day d solved By
muiusl consent The business Of tie ais krm M be SET
Ted BY GEORGE H. BELL, who 10 author ped 70 the
name OF the late firm 10 liquidation. GEO. a. BELL.
NewYOrk February. !, Is5L ALEX GOULD.
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Alex. 3. Gould having retired from busnes he sub.
scTiber viii Continue The Stationery business, is Printing
business and the Manufacturing Of Envelope the O1
ssno, los Nassau s. opposite e Payk and trusts that bis
long experience IL Tie business viii secure cDalnuarca
Of patronage from ks nenos and he public
lf3L OEO III, BELL. IJe Naseau A.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-pudge Morse presiding.)-
LerOW VI. Rvekman.-An inquest was taken
yesterday in this case by default, and the dana
ges assessed at $780, 1t was an action for
assault.
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FURIOUS DRIvISG.-A man named Frederick
Jaeger was yesterday arrested for furious driv-
ing In Hudson Avenue, having ran his shaft into a
Mr. Moran's horse, and killed It. Mr.. Moran who
was driving At the time, fortunately escaped with.
out injury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23
DIR. DENNIS
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA,
FOR

Jaundicc. Sick Headache. Dizziness. Loss Of
appetite, Constipation of the Boaoels, Piles,
caused by Costireness, Pain in the Bo,oels,
or Rheumatism. caused by the use of Nlercu-
rv. Syphilis, Scrofu'a, Boils. Ulcers, &c.
THIS PREPARATION is made as pure as pos
siblc, Its bitter taste. and beneficial effects
in diseases of the Liver and diseases arising from
an impure state of the Blood, prove it TO be the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
preparation of Sarsaparilla that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations
of SarSaparilla will find, by the taste and effect,
that there is more Saraparia in one bottle OF Dr.
DENNIS preparation. than in half dozen bottles
as it is generally made.
Its Alternative and mildly purgative effects upon
the bowels. make il not only good substitute for
Mercury hut useful in removing all diseases arising
from the imprudent use of Mercury.
Prepared only by J. DENNIS, NJ. D., Augusta,
Georgia.
Sold by A. G. TEAGuE and G. L. PENN. Edge
field G. H.; P. NJ. COHEN and CAREY g. CouTU-
RIER, Charleston; BoATwRIeHT G. MIoT and F.
CURTIS. Columbia: A. J. CREIGHTON, Hamburg5
WM F. Tut. D. B. PLUMB, HAvILAND & RIs-
LEY, W. F. e. J. TURIN. w. K. KITCHEN, BAR
RETT d. CARTER, Augusta, Geo., and by Drug
gists generally.
Prcc-Sl per bottle; 6 bottle for SIS.
~ Remember to ask for DENNIS GEoR
G1A SARSAPARILLA. -,
June &c, 1851 II 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23
Augusta. Aug. 90,
G. A IL ID.


TINE Undersigned respectfully solicit the at
: i tcntion of Country Merchants and Planters
to their very extensive and well assorted stock
of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, &c., COM
prising
400 Hhds Clarified New Orleans and NIusco-
vado ugar.
900 Packages Crushed and Loaf Sugar.
$50 Bbs No and Clarified Sugar
1000 Bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee
1000 Pieces Dundee Bagging, (wcighing ! to
If lbs-44 to 46 inches.)
100 Bales Heavy Gunny Bagging.
1000 Coils inch Hemp Rope.
500 Hhds BaconSidcs Baltimore Curing,
100 do Choice Shoulders,
100 do Muscovado Nlolasses,
1000 Bbs New Orleans Syrup,
1900 do Rectfcd Whiskey,
800 do N. Z. Rum,
100 do Northern Gin,
900 Packages French and Domestic Brandy,
$50 do Maaeira and Tenn. Wine,
100 do Sweet Malaga Wine,
$50 Boxes Tobacco various qualities,
800 M. Segars, (assorted brands)
SO Casks London Porter,
300 Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
Together with Soaps, Starch, Raisins, Teas,
Spices, Champagne, Cordials, Syrups, Pickles
and an articles usually kept in their line, which
they offer for sale on accommodating terms.
J Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
SIAlMS s. NANCE,
No. l, Hayne St, Corner Church ST.,
Charleston S. C.
June 5, If 90