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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
VNHE LAST WEEK.-l79 Greenwic

THE LAST WEEK.-l79 Greenwich,
between Dey and Fulton sts-Orea bargains n DRY
GOODS. Selling off TO esve The city.
LIhDLEY CT RTlss having made arrangements to
vacse their store by the 18th Of this month Febusry
ere row Offering for sch their entire STOCK OF well selected
Dry Goods greatly reduced prices and many articles
less than cOst, which will be done 10 effect immediate
sale and dispose Of their stock 70 close the business Hav
ing but seek more sell of 10, gres bargains will
offered 70 those who may favor us with call Isl sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
HNOR SALE.-Two new thfee -storY
nor SALE.-A small FARM (about

NOR SALE.-A small FARM (aoout
II Thirty Acres) situated In the County Of Orange two
aud a half miles from the Chester Depot OF the N T. and
Erie Railroad, and one and a half from the NewOurgh
Branch and at distance OF about FIVE miles from the VII
tage OF Goshen the county Ii Is considered one OF
she finest locations in this part ofhe country and would be
very desirable place for city genuemans country seat
For further particulars, enquire Of WIN H. GALE, ESQ
80 Nassau a. N Y or Of the subscriber the premises
Address DANIEL MOFFAT Chester,
lOf Sws Orange County, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

A FARM FOR SALE.-l32 Acres with
IA everything desirable buildings, fruit water fence
end wood % miles by railroad, and will divide t. map
end description. r. VAN VEGHrEN
I5f Ims So Divisonst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
nor SALE.-A House and Lot, 219

"a Ninth Ct convesient Stage routes ia sioTes
Is -four story Is by 46 feet with extension has
high The LOT is Is feet by half the block IL and lifted
been built two years in The very beat AZ no., and cold
s,ss Rstb 1oom and ySs,b tray end Gas fixtures Inc
Parors are fitted with mahogany doo.' a. nremises
&c, &c. Title indispensable. Inquire o." '' f7S2wrs
VIII be sold on easy terms =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
PIANOS.
NARHARTS OWN IMPROVED

OMELODEONs Of superior tone and style, for saIs
AT the Melodeon WaTeroOms. al 500 Broadway. Please
call and examine. l5f lm'I - ObAhn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

NHAIN CABLES.-A large assortment
~ OF English proved from SO to rs inches for sale oy
su22 GAUNT X DERRlCKSON, l59 South 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

CUTNAILS.-Ana assortment OF BOON
TON CIT NAILS constantly on hand and for sale by
DUDLEY B. FULLER co.
Dc 9meod' l5J GreenWlchS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17
NOR SALE-The modern three-.tory

HUN SALE-Int MUutIH IuI60-stUIy
III brick HOUSE ard LOT In fee 50 WestTwelth-st -
lot % by lS feet house p Dy A. feet $3.50 OF the pur
chase money remain bond and mortgage For fur
cher particulars inquire OF A BLEECkER, BroSdsL or
OF LAPAU0H DOWNING, 81 Wsll-st 4th floor. II
disposed of a private sale be the 2h inst viii
be sold thai day NJ auction by A. j. BLEECkER Auc-
stoneeF 7f2wS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06
Common Pleas.


FEs. g. Taylor Harrison and Mrdock rs. Sheldon r.
Church; This was an action for libel. The damages
that the PLAINTIFF oommission merchants, having
ahouse In this city, and branch Of It at Columbus;
tie house no., in this city y one Of them
The defendant also resides in this city, and 10 the
suthor Of printed paper In the shape Of pamphlet
ports give an account Of the standing Of merchants
and traders in the South and West whether Of good
sna
houses in this CITY; that, in ls47 the defendant
caused to be printed and published report in which
the name OF the PLAINTIFF firm introduced, and
very untayorsbe opinion given Of their mercantile
sk and the integrity Of one Of them was spoken Of
to dozen or twenty Of the most houses in
the city In consequence OF which they lost the good
sn9ss were %aon na1sd IN sss
were partially examined when the court adjourned
Before Judge Ingrahau.
Thom rs. NJ C!eGa.-The plaintiff 10 this sued
the defendant in trespas for the alleged illegal taking
Of used in the manufacture of silk valued
$3.50 After occupying the court the entire day, a
nror vas withdrawn, and the went to next term
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.
Fsn. ID CisoSs -Wte LeGienworth rs. augustus
Haa..--The Judge, IN giving his decision that this
motion Should be denied with costs but with leave to
defendant to said that he had serious doubts Of
tho proprety OF permitting the defendant to come in
and answer at the present stage Of the proceedings in
this action His attorney duly appraised OF every
.ep in the action, Town TO the judgment final for the
plaintiff. ON g motion for an I'M 1nstiou founded on
the complaint he was notified by the decision then
made that the Court deemed the complaint, in sub
stance claim for damages for breach Of warranty
II he supposed the com plant insufficient, he had
pie time to demur or IL he wished to deny the facts
alleged, he had equal time to deny tnen, by answer.
He Intentionally forebore to relying upon his
professional opinion that the complaint contained
sufficient GAUGE OF action The time having
expired he receives due notice OF application for udg
ment and upon that application tho suicency OF the
complaint to entitle the plaintiff to any judgment
Was argued al length, and judgment ordered No ap-
peal Is taken. No application made for leave to
answer and the judgment became final. The plaintiff
was, in things, regular. There Is pretence that
the defendants counsel has not in all things actsd
with perfect honesty and fidelity to the defendant
according to his beat judgment Motion denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

I IsT or LETTING REMAINING IN TIE NEW YORK
IL Pest Office. February LIST, 1881.
OFFICIALLY
CIRCULATION.
Please the date the In which they are
yertissd. LADIES LIST.
Adams Lydia Arvedsson Hull Anderson Miss Mary
Adams Miss sarahH do Jane
Allen Mrs Eunice Adams Mise Kate Ayers Mrs Elizabeth
Alexander yAsallena Miss Laon
rine. II Allen MIS- Jane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06
MEDICAL.

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases In Afew hours, b. vegetable application. with
out pain. In aebty brought by Improper habits and
Affections combine medicines with local
remedy and show there thousands who
cured without have daily Of years stand
ing the other phi yscians. In all psrma-
have contractions daily cure without caustc
which others caused BY their not the disease
esrthestss show that sqI.l. You cured me in
few houYs-C Deroud under the other physicians
without benefit body was covered cured
i've years to be cured Of tsby from self abuse without
short time-Jas. Salisbury Treatment By letter. Once
hours from A. n. to r. H., and from TO r. n. DR.
LARM0NT q Rcade street, two doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

This apparent Increase Of population In Marion Is
,winz 10 n change In the county lines which threw
eonsidersbls population from Stewart within the pre-
o. mt limits Of Marion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

Weekly Report OF Deaths

Ia thsCy and County Of New York. 25th day Of
January to the LIST day of February, 1851.
Men, co. Women, SO. Boys. l08; Girls, 65Total, 326.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06
SHIPPING.


TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For Havana, New Orleans and Chasres-Ihroush
tickets 70 San Francisco a reduced r.te New orle.ns
: Sp f'S9 Ca Tssd.; TSq
o.sy 4 osicis ~ from her pier. Z; fSs, ,S o. W,rr,
and Chaircs Ffeish. ,ssen 70 csasrss a. usual rate.
ssee ony tsten on freight TO HAvsaa and New Orleans
For ''''s' or freight iFFS: street. sa o.
NETWORK AND uAyRE STEAM NAVIGATION CON.
Kan stsaasf fasskffS aaS soSa 5arts:a James
scqhlptsn 70 Lara he mails and passenger saturs
ssenasy sth stoppas A. SOUTHAMPTON the shove vessel
ether route 10 ne ssons@y both q inc ana pc9:y
appy Z soRTissR RI Sssas S S 20
DAcIFIo NAIL STEAMSHIP conpANY.-rnE PUB.
lie are informed that under tho arrangement Of this
s,rs%sh ana ssrryas sSs yaisss sss,ss sails viii
linuo leave Panama and San francisco tho frat and
Die accident the non .ryai 81 the mss 81 P.asms tn.
s.n , = hs s 2, ne VIII touch
81 the aenth Of the month will touch at Acapuleo bus 81
me new siss@ssp COLUMBIA will ply regularly after
her arrival in the facbc between san francisco and
sa psssnsers from Panama ana returnns without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer from
se te u frshs .ps traascns ps.sps.r
between Panama and San rrsneisoo:
.Sp sagRF s New on hs y
,eenth and cHsRokkE leaving Ne. Yort on the twenty
s:E, In New Yors I, !. scar, !, ,,ssnsr
hs new :s..@'np' M. ss ,,,n ad GILL.
leaving 81 sech periods viii ensure as little detsnton
Sps through lin to and from New orissns ana ports
Mes co, CAlifornis and Oregon.
rorsh ticket. for month o.a be secured en- .lIos
,ss; ,sS Nee o.sDs q ss %.s' ARM
New York. October 81. 1880.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

Fifty.six cousties have been heard from, which
chow an increase, compared with 1910, Of about
orc hundred per cent. There are 90 counties in the
state and II those to be heard from exhibit an in
crease equal to those from which returns have been
received the total population OF the State viii 10;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

The increase of lS47 over 1910. was l79, 60l, and
the increase of 1850 over 1S47 is g. 996. The ag-
gregate increase since 1910 lie z7453S or abou,
equal to ssh per cent. The Increase since Iss7,
is about equal to AZ per cent
A part of st. Cros county has since lS47, been
awarded to Minnesota territory, which will account
for the decrease in that county In the other
ties where decrease found it arisen frozo The
formation OF new cooptics from part Of tsea3.
AfAIAs.A.
The following additional re.a.ns have been &c
peived fro,n lab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

fall much short of 100000. In 1870 Illinois had
Az, 1888 inhabitants.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The following additional returns have been re-
ceived from Pennsylvania -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

DR; CONvEas' INviGokAriNG CoKpIAL-rnE ON.
~ ly remedy for weakness and debility Of the
those sad disorders body and mind by Improper
habits of youth Young be cautious where apply
for aid. Avoid quacks who profess three
days week few bottles OF thi. cordial will restore
tc anly vigor This 10 the only medicine which
reliance be placed in Of sf abuse For
has been the anchor of hope Of young
dial 81 bottle three bottles for $5-wit n
70 the married and single Forwardsd the country Dr.
suited and the cordial obtained Letters Sold
IS South Third street. ~ and 376 MARKET street. southwest
Second and Green and Third
Philadelphia. 500 N. Y. Police Gazette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

81 counties. l,5103u 2063,l33 642822 35X"
Carbon county was formed from Monroe (a-
ready given) and Northampton ceunties-princi-
paly from the latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

nOCrOR YOURsELr-IOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTH-
~ BY Of tho Pocket Asculapus Every One His
Own Physician Thireth edition, with hundred en-
shape and FORM by william YOgps D. a:.:u.ss q w
Diseases are faithfully described and All ss
Particular and should b read By every Youns
previous placing yourselves under the care Of any Doctor
truly useful work strangers sstng The CITY
those contemplating marriage think returung home
without Of the Pocket Eea
persons going should Dr. Youngs Treatise
Marriage the Pocket Esculsplus Every One His Own
Physican Any sending twenty-five enclosed
In letter, will receive copy Of this book BY mail hvs
copies will be Tor dollar Address KA Y0T a.
lb2 Spruce street, Philadelphia and for sale by etrn
Townsend. 722 Broadway, New York.
NEW MEDICAL BOOKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred snections-ustraed by great
Der Of beautifully cslored plates large life;
Deswiok. n d. lecturer surgery and diseases the
above named nature large quaro350 pages; second
edition. price So Extract from Tho Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal 1t be said fearlesy be equal 70
Actions works On the same family
country Author Of The Family Phy;oi,n price TWEEN
plsrssls defects s &c. sixth edition fonstes. Plates
BEND 222 Broadway and by the author. son Broaawav.
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PLAcps Aforementioned States 22l: Ireland "a;
fnrand, q Scotland. g. Germany 49, Sweden y swtzer-
land. ]; unknown -
rnom-Hosrta. bellevue. !; Penientiaiy, Blactwslrs
Islard Small Pox Hospital do Wards Islandi3 Ran
das Islard City Hospital ~ Aims Houfe. Blsekwelis
IslAld. .; Colorsd Home, 2; Colored Psraons 2.
a. W. WHITE. City Inspostor.
City Iusrootor's Once. February !. 1881.
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NoTIoE TO FAyIeAToRs.-cusTon HOUSE. Nkn

NOTICE TO hAVIGATORS-CUSTOn HOUSE. NEW
~ Yosk, COLLECTORS Office. Oct 2d ls0The 9Th section
o. a s.t . Oonsrsss sprsov.a en- 1850 eat.
Beats Buoys, &c. provides" Inst heresfer all busyS
aons coast IN bays hsrbors sounds channels
colored and numbeed 80 that passing the coast
sound entering the tay barber or channel red buoy
numbers shall be passed the ssrbosrd hsnf
bsoh buoys with mixers IN the port hand, snt
suoys and birck sripes either hand Buoys
ssnnei be colored WITH slternate white and blscs
perpendicular strpes hereby give notice, that the
Visions the foregoing law will be carried into ehect
the ohsngcs iraoassd therein msae in the arrtnsemept Of
me huevs - ssg1 n this atte on before the LEI
eiksy, lSS-- II. kAIWkLL sCoDseteL
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Mercantile Library Association-AuuurA
Meeting.

The annual meeting Of this timehonored Instl'
tuition was held at the rooms in Clinton Hall on
Tuesday. On motion of the President, Hon.
CHARLES KING, President of Columbia College,
and for many years an active and efficient friend
of the Association, was called to preside.
Upon assuming the Chair Mr.. King briefly ad'
dressed the audience abiding to his own com
mencement in this City as a clerk and to the
pride with which he looked back upon his con-
nection with the Mercantile Library. II had
commenced when there was little to warrant
the undertaking, and with but little hopes of sue.
cess but it had steadily progressed until 1t now
numbered among its possessions over 10000 vol
umes. That these volumes had been productive
of much good must be evident to all who wooid
look around them and see the evidence in the IN
telligence and enterprise that characterizes the
Mercantile profession in this City. In conclusion,
Mr.. King warmly commended the Association TO
the fostering care and protection of the Merchants
and Clerks of the great Metropolis and expressed
his warm thanks for the honor conferred upon him
in being caled to preside over its annual meeting.
After the minutes of the last annual meeting
had been read and approved, Mr. OGDEN present,
ed the report Of the Treasurer which was read
and accepted.
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WASHINGTON.
yesn Balls Postage Balasce-e'en' Cass and
the massaehusetts bargaining p Col
Rer,.p-Rsvement in favor Of Disposition
sfPubIie Lands 20 all the states.

Repten-Msvement In faVor OF Dsposihoh
sfPubIie Lands 20 all the States
CeueepopdeDce OF Tribune
WAsmEcrps, Tuesday, Jan "A.
large draft was drawn on the General Post
once yesterday-I believe the largest ever
drawn in that Department II was drawn on
Eew.York, in favor of the English Government
10 balance postage collections. The amoaDt was
tfs7,0O0
Gen. CAss / understand, wrote 70 hss'sonu
setis 70 prevent the bargaining end oor'up''on
going on in that State with reference 10 Uhfeo
Rtates Senator. He was informed that It could
not be prevented. A.
II appears BY telegrsphic dispatches from Mis-
.o.ri that Col. Benton will be returned to the
ssns,e after ALL The Senator is in high spirits at
this favorable turn Of affairs.
movement is making TO get up bill IN the
House providing for the distribution OF Public
Lands to all Of the States, in equal amount with
the State which at present has the largest share.
No State is to be allowed, however TO locate
their share within the borders Of another State
Etates having no Public Lands within their ans
aiction must look TO the Territories Those nav
ing surplus are to be allowed one-thlrd more
than the average, or so much surplus as they may
have within that amount. Great efforts VIII %
10 bring in such bill If they will not the at
tempt will be made without them. A determine
ton exists in the meantime TO vote away no more
Public Lands until some just system is adopted
az between the new and old States.
Many are now seeing the propriety OF Mr.
CLAY's great measure for the distribution Of the
proceeds, who once bitterly opposed that mea-
sure.
The bill of which Mr.. HAMPTON Of Penn. gave
notice yesterday is excellent far as it goes. 1t
appropriates $4,000 600 of acres to be apportioned
between Maine, New Hampshire Vermont, Rhode
Island, Connecticut Massachusetts, ew'York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia,
Delaware North Carlonia, South Carolina, Geor-
gia and Kentucky, according to representation, for
purposes of Common School Education. 1t also
provides for the District of Columbia.
The bill providing Indemnity on account OF
French Spoiations, which Senator SMITH intends
shortly to urge upon the consideration of the Sc
nate, provides fer the payment of claims for spoia
lions committed prior to 1900, to the amount OF
e5,o00,0 600. For the ascertainment Of claims, 1t
provides three Commissioners toholdth their sessions
m the City Of Washington Claims provided for
by the Constitution OF 1903 between the United
States and France, and by the treaty with Spain
Of 1919, are excluded. WoUTER Won TwILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
CITY Court.
naF,ra Istoa f!raau UoOI

Before Judge UTeeuWOOd
Sydney B. Wiles VS.. Richard FHSPas,.e@.--
This was an action of assault and battery. IL was
not proceeded with in consequence of the absence
of one of the counsel who mutually settled the
matter. mi,
Benia,atn Palmer VS. Stephen Haynes. -This
case was withdrawn the matter being amicably
settled ont of Court
OF twenty.six cases ON the calendar. twelve
have been disposed Of leaving fourteen to be de-
termined. Would that our other Courts would
go and do likewise"
Bergen against DOughe,ty; Goodrich against
The Corporation OF BrOOklyn.-These two causes
were set down for trial to day, bat owing to the
engagement of Mr.. Crist, counsel for the defend.
ant in the first and plaintiff in the last, the first
case was put over to Friday, and the latter ron
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
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HARRIsBURs, Wednesday, Jan. -.
GFNATE-Bils have been introducedto charter
the Mechanics Bank of Pittsburgh-relating TO
partnerships in this Commonwealth extend
the charter of SchuylkI Bank of Philadelphia
and TO reduce the capital-also, one 70 aPportion-
ate the State into twenty Judicial Districts "A
resolution was offered calling upon the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth for information in relation
TO the number Of Judicial Districts and the Coan'
ties constituting each, salaries Of Judges, &c.
HoUsE-Bills were introduced to charter the
Bank of Tamaqua and to revise the militia sys'
TEN Of the Commonwealth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

delivered in the State where pubhshed' shall be
chsrreable with only one-half the foregoing rates;
Various amendments were offered TO this ana
rejected. Two similar, in substance, were agreed
70 that no postage shall be charged on newspa'
pers mailed and delivered in the County wwhere
fcstion. Another agreed 70 deducting 80 per
cent. on magazines postage, when prepaid.
Without perfecting the second section, the Com
rnittee and the House adjourned.