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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.-Au

U L
~ vulcanlzed White Rubber well biscs AMI other
colors not stamped by Horace II Dsy "GOeDfsAFS
PATENT" according to his Covenant his License irctn
(,oDdyear. Infringement G.odyears Patents ana
al dealers purchasers Of these goods are equally n
bic trespassers upn GooyeaTs Acknowledged nights
With Horace II Day himself The Maker If such goods aai
vii be prosecuted accordingly. Day has license from
Goodyear make Shlrrrd Goods 0nly and few small
ARTICLES by psylng tariff Goodyear OF three cents per
yard equal to about mills each pair Of Congress
Boot while Day himself charges ten cents rar Tor ne
-. If Gotyears SHRED Goods Congress Bo IS - the
hari-wofking sboemaksrs. AL the lnds Rubber shoes
noW usie by Horace II Dsy. infringement UPON
GoOdyears Patents and al dealers therein render them
selves liable IN damages 10 Mr.. GOODYEAR the Pa
.entee.
IL behalf of HAYWARD Rubber Co. Newark l. Co,
i Canhee Eord Co AL nthers els ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
WHITE ZINC-Invented by Edmond

WHITE ZINC-lnvented by Edmond
w lean Ieclaire in Parls-Patented by the VIELLE
MONTAGUE COMPANY IN Europe and the United
States Has been generally introduced and thoroughly
tested for the FIVE the most expensive public
and private edIfces IN Paris. London, &c.
unalterable and preserves It's superior whtenese and
brilanoy Sulphurous eNhalatons and common To
cities do affect IT, II tree from poisonous effects, as
painters colo, &c
This paint is cheaper 10 the consumer than white lead
weighs less and lasts much longer.
The qualities sale by the Nlelle Montague Company
are Snow and Silver he. also Gray Zinc for
m work. : metals. fences. walls roofs.
AppytO MCCALL * STRONG, % Wlllamst,
Agents for the United States
Also al the General Agency Office, Is Beayerst. New
YORK Jyli I'm
II ELLY'S Half Price ENGRAVING
IN and PRINTING Office, iil Fulton-st., y. WED
ding Visiting Address and Al Home Cards IN the very best
style, Cake Boxes Enyelops, sc and engraved Plate
and 50 Cards for 10 shillngs. Jy7 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manu

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
Il tured under GOOpYEAR'S Patent-rhe Newark
India Rubber Manufact urng COMPANY sore 50 Maiden
lane, New-York, factory, Newark, Ee%s Jessey.-Ths
Company manufacturers and wholesale dealers ID al
the different articles manufactured under Good
Psten and guarantee al their goods being equal IN
quality 10 representation Merchants are requested to
call All goods warranted stand any climate The
most liberal terms 10 country dealers.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. President
WARREN ACKERNeN 2mDxgWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
EXPRESSES. &c.

4 CARD.-TO SHIPPERS to CALI.
~ FORNIA-BERFORD \ cos ENPRESS-Our
next shipment will be by steamship ONO the oath
that shippers know facilities Tor trans
goods the 1sthmus publish extract
nom our contract with Messrs EyeTs Waterman, the
well known transportation propnetors On the lslhmW
YOu may always patrons that your goods,
when shipped with the mall shall IN all cases, be shipped
from tins place with the mail Panama, Ma ., l9)l'
our goods shipped by the Crescent City, June 18th.
forwarded from Chagres the 9Th july the fol-
loving letter Will prove
CH,GREs. July 8. 1851.
Nessrs BERFoRD X Co.
GeRhenea-PeT Crescent City received forty eight
pac kages and letter bags which have been forwarded 10
Panan without DELAY. Yours respectfully.
EVERS x WATERMAN. late Ran Runnels Co
remind shippers that charges for delivering goods
San Francisco 20 per cent less than those of any other
Express Company. HEREFORD 20,
wa AZ 2Nesey-st Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
STRATTON PORT.-The new village

Sof STRATTON PORT. situated within eight miles of
the City Hail. opposite Harlem, the Flushing Bay, 50
noted for wild fowl fish and clans only hall mule n1rn
of Flushing is laid ont beautiful BUILDING SITES
so by 100 feet each OF the Lots remain undlsposed
Of. and many choice selections yet remain unsod Inc
prices according TO location a. follows VIZ All lots
above East Of La Fayete SIS all lots between La
Fayette and High SITS, s1; all lots between Hlgh ana
Amelia sts SIPS all lots between Amelia st and College
av $780, all lots between Coegeay and the Bay SibO
The lots held AT advance OF SD over the
above prices Conditions Of sale So at the time OF
purchase and the balance monthly nstaments Of $40
Connected with the property the finest water privileges
extending about half mile The scenery surrounding
unsurpassed embracing view OF Flushing, Newtown,
Rkers Island Morisana York Island and the Palisades
with West Point and the Catskll Mountain. Communica-
ton may be had several times daily For information,
Mans &c apply to JOHN A. FLAMMER,
wa iwhs 225 WOosleT-st., two doors from Anity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
,TACLE GLASSES. - Several
MEDICAL.

a CHALLENGE to the WORLD
viii forfeit $40 coo and pay the same to any charta-
bic institution II any all other articles that hod the
market Salves Liquids under cog,omen of
Pam EKtermnstors. ENtracors Ontments. Killers &c,
Sc perform such al Is particulars, AS has
been performed BY
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
IN what Is reported nv printed pamphlets As the
HAGUE ST. EXPLOSION CASE )"
and obhgaie myself 20 pay 900 70 party
who prove that there word Of untruth IN that
statement.
READ IT-All We who have charge Of steam gnes Tor
NAV save your lives and the lives thousands OF others
C.UroN-The pull nc cautioned against base counter
es Of ms Save under the old wrapper Buy therefore.
wrapper and enlarged bo1es Mind the emhlems On
the new wIapper-Sun, Triangle, Serpent, Dove. Lion
and Eagle.
See the printed circulars.
DALLEY'S ANIMAL GALVAN1C,
A certain quick and failing remedy for the cure Of
Poll evil gall humOrS, bruises. swengs. tSoAen
knees sc II DALEY. Inventor and Proprietor,
WA lmNWYSsfeowMh as Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
SPLENDID SITES for COUNTRY

~ RESIDENCES IN WEST MORRISANIA.
well known ard desirable property belonging to VIM H.
MORRIS. ESQ situated about one mile north Of HARLEM
bounded the by the HARLEM RlV ER and on the
by the Railroad oe red for sale IN plots to suit
purchasers and under such restrictions as are calculated
the prosperity and the responsibility OF
place To persons shng to erect neat Cottages the
present season. this property Will he sold thirty per cent
cheaper than any property ayng equal adyantagcs
IN the vicinity Of New York For particulars apply al iJ3
Broadway at the Land Office Mornsana Depot. where
person will be attendance to accompany parties to tho
ground the arrival of the which leave the City
Hall at 7. TO- III O'Clock A Nj and o'clock = NJ
iyN lvs N MdRAW, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
A SHORT ANSWER to WIN. JUD-

4 SHORT ANSWER to WIN. JUD-
~ son and the RUBBER COMBINATION.-F the
past month the papers have teemed with fresh supply Of
false and malicious attacks against H. DAY and his hus
ness. all emaraiine from Vim. Juds0n the agent partner
aud counsel of the Rubber MOnopollsts legal opnon
from such of course not worth answering. and
his abuse Is equally contemplate.
Failing IN this he assumes to speak for the Combs
nation vi Rubber MOnopOSts and threatens to prosecute
my customers they dare to buy goods from Day THIS Is
too old trick 20 he patented. and the public can't be
gued longer The best goods Will command the mar
ke and If the Combination do really make their goods
according to Goodyears Patent all their threats VIII not
make Their goods sell prevent customers from buying
goods which made according to Goodyears glue
and molasSes patent
For the Iast four years these wholesale monoPozer OF
the nights Of the people Who off competition by threats
OF law have daily out that Days time had come
that he cond nj stand longer and yet ne on hand
ready and able ever IL MAINTAIN his nights In the oh
case which tie Continuation dared 10 bring u tra
they were beaten and Day got verdict but he has not
heard Yet that they have paid the costs for which their
suretles are liable
Let them bring their actions trial. and promise them
law and justice 70 their hearts content,
Let then. come into Court If they dare Their puts of
their goods and their threats against customers are
equally VAIN The public tired Of such humbug.
WISH H. II DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
MON MUTUAL INSURANCE

IL
JOIN s 1tprAs, Wee President
FERDINAND stage, Secretary.
BPaTtscuiar attention called the fac, that ID
Company continues 70 insure Buildings Merchandise
House hold urniiure, Vessels IN Port &c against Loss
damage by nfe ana dide The profs TINS class Of bc-
aess the sane the u arme premiums
nyz3 sn.NWzF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
ATPRIYATE SALE-Three desirable

~ RUJI DING LOTS, situated the north side OF
st between the Fifth and Sixth avs IN the CIty
II New-York commencing 37j feet east Of the SIth az
ssd Its being in size feet front and by 20 feet
inches in depth portion Of the purchase money can re-
main on bond and mortgage a. per cent.
IOS four of the same fronting WOOdhulls and one
on the rear Of the same fronting Rapeyes near Ham-
ton av and between Columbia and Hicks SIS commencing
i25 feet from the corner of Hlckss each Lot being IN
are rs feet front and bv 100 feet in depth Twothds
az the purchase money bond and mortgage
For nrce and further particulars a both the Network
and i3rooklyD property apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECk-
I'D Auctioneer Broad st N Y Jyl9 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

BOOKKEEPING = Mr.. MARSH'S
DCe-ntng Rooms for the study and practice Of BOOK
KEEPING, 30i Broadway, Duane-st. continue open
daily Circulars with terms, descriptive Of the course VI
instruction sc, supplied Application, orv arded -
Narshs Works Book keeping beautiful editions printed
In colors Spanish and English for sale above. Eng
lush 81 Is Spanish, 81 80 leH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
TOWN.-The new Village of

u Union Town in the Township Of Hastings. opposite
Piermont the Hudson River laid out IN LOTS, 50 by
100 feet each and are selling prices according to loca
ton from &73 $50 each The terms OF purchase S23
at the time Of selection and the balance IN monthly install
ments Of $40.
The surrounding scenery truly beautiful and romantic
the location admirable Union Town being OF ac
cess by Railroad Steamboat renders Of the most
residence for those who have business
CITY only three above fOnkers the
landing at Hastings. and adjoining the Raroad For nfr
nation maps &c. apply to JOHN A. FLAMMER. 2S
Wooster al two doors from Amity New York, and at Pc
TER IENZS Store, HasIiogs Landing Depot. jy23 lmh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
DULDTNG PLOTS in UPPER NOR

IDRIsJANA That heauil ful tract Of land khown as
the rorrfv Of a0r Lowry lying contiguous 70 the oepO
Upper MosaIa and Which as ben SUI ss so Ian
"a M rur.ued 40 successfully with the villages OF MOI
rsns and Farmoue Of the sansees s are
~, dsyhnf,on Of lots among the subscribers Therefore
but afforded r persons 70 aya shem ems e
snaled in the vicinity Of New York for beauty saluorty
and the very moderoe pnce affixed 70 the seye,a lo.
Ns,s circulars and prce be obtained at Morgan
4 Co q 22I Pear-st X l. Akerly, corner B0wery anu
cs 90 - ~ W WIN. JARVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NREGORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA

~ EXPRESS-Neyer Beaten.-Our nett California
Freight Package and Parcel Express Will be forwarded
by the steamers BROTHER JONATHAN and Ohlo On
the 28th July at NJ
Our arrangemenfs are such that enabled 10
aniee t. our patrons unusual expedition. and that Their
goods shall only with delay but shall arnye al
Panama m advance of those Of any other Express Our
last letters show that goods per Brother Jonathan LEFT
Chagres q hours advance OF all goods per steamer
and our previous shipment arrived IN Panama 30 hours IN
advance Of all others -
Al Panama have every privilege conceded on the MAI
Line 10 am one and all the advantages to he derived from
the independent steamer.
Large packages should be delivered at orr Once twhes
they are covered By nsurance) before saturday
Parcels received until the morning OF the DAY the soa
leaves, and letters until p o'clock PM
No Custom House charges made All goods must be put
up perfectly they will be at the shippers
risk a.,
Passage tickets furnished the above steamersat tho
lowest rates IHOMPSON hIIc
ty23 to 20 Managers and Agents, li) Pearl St COZ wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
DUILDING LOTS at PRIVATE

u "
and Sixiy-third u. 49,. ,....
lot on south east Ninth av and SIXTY hltn-s
lots on north side Seventy ninth Dn IRON ihrd
Lots on north SIDE Seveny-nInthst 50 f. from above
lots IN rear Of the last me ntIoned. ,
LOT on south Eighty pnd st ana F0nrth-a'
lot ON north cor Eighty third st and Fourth ay
For further particulars apply To r,u
iv2l - COLE & Chiffon, AuctiOneers, w aII-S'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NARM FOR SALE.-A very valuable

II FARM Of 90 acres Of which Is wood land. and with
miles OF Paterson New Jersey, and ten minutes
walk u the railroad. upon which two story dwelling
house. and all tssAy outhulldngs nearly Young
orchard Of choice frut NC SAID Farm under high state
of cultivation and finely waiegcd. AID well adaie 10 sra
zing gardening purposes. tor further particulars
cure Of BROWN BROTHER, land agents. " AR'holy-
=, near Broadway N22%s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NOR SALE-A STURE. GROCERY,

DC and LOT Of Land .e My slused on me Pncp
m IN Villa Of Su tk Co. L. oet"ccn
whrch n.e and Inc CIV OF there Is daiy COM
uasaioa BY railway and steamboat. nos soo CIV ,s
renises At O'clock p NJ Of that day for terms ana
more uartiulsr description. nqure Of d PLAT, ESQ.,
Huntington. or - c.,yrc IN r.,..rs, ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
SAIE-On Bergen Hights. and

ENOK SALE-Un Bergen Nights, and
about mile and half from either the Jersey City
HoboAen ferries-s1 ot LAND, lying opposite the
Court House. and between the roads leading from those
ferries to Newark and their mte,s at RSgen
Corners This land has front the jersey CITY road
and onbuses from the Jersey City ferry pass at all hours
of land of this size, near and easy OF access
all lower part Of the city and well adapted
10 building lots cannot be found. Apply TO
JysSNs r. EMERSON. oil Wall ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE
- co ,-OfErs Merchants Exchange Wa-s., n. T.
All g b Hlt1a-st.. Brooklyn Nm ELLsWORTH Pres't
A c. STEVENS. Secretary. llfsms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
CATECHISM ON BEAUTY.-Ques.

II y Il
Y uon-What does every person admire
Answer-Personsl beauty - ,,
O--How can tins be acquired II mol na1ura!i
d-Bv using means provided ~ NatuIe
O-Eu. shall W acquire z kno~ ledge OF snch Ineansl
k-Ry learping from those who nave Sindled
oWho has gwen these subjects the most attention
An LAVASSE. the French Chemist and Cosmeilcian
O-How does he unpaH his know ledge .,
Ale has printed small BOOK c44Ieo SA1AsT of
BEAUTY or How TO BE HANDSOME"
O--Can be learn u how to make oroWn SAN Iar
Ayes: and TO remove ton, pimp!es ireckles &c
O-Can he teach Us TO smooth the wrlnkleo SKIN
l-Yes and 10 make old persons look young again
O-Does ne teach how 10 whlten brown teeth
Ayes and harden diseased gums and sweeten the
breath.
O-Can he soften and beautfy harsh, stiff hair
Ayes and make II grow prousely.
o. AN he promote the growth of whlskers, &c.
AYES and hasten the growth Of mnstaches
O-Can he remedy dim eyes or help the sight
Ayes and make the dull eye sparkle bright.
Q-Csn he color the HAIR
Ayes anr color wished can he prpdrred
O-Can he tell how TO have red cheeks and ips
Ayes without fail also 70 remove supertuous hair.
O-Has any person tired his plans
Aye thousands Try them ana ali are pleased.
Q-Are the articles he preScrlbes safe
A-Yes perfectly. and very cheap too
O-Where i the Secret Of Beauty sold
AT lO4 Nassau-st. corner Of Ann.
Q-What is the prlce
A-Only 81 II Is sold under seal.
M Remember the name. SECRET OF BEAUTY, or HOW
TO BE HANDSOME by N. LAVASSEE, French Chemist,
kc le26 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
NOR SALE-A new Cottage, with ten

Acres within quarter of mile Of the Port Chester
Ipot ON the road TO Steamboat landing overlooking the
Railroad bordering Byram rver The house has base
men kItchen and cellar rooms first floor rooms
second hcor and attic with plaLzas Inquire of Capt
BENJAMIN MERRITT, ON the premises or To CHAS.
T. CROMWELL, Esq, % Wallst ly2o It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

NELODEONS From the mandatory
I'VE Of CARHART NEEDHAM, having recent and
valuable improvements phich Western makers have not as
allie c0py and which, for beauty and stability If
finish volume and sweetness of tone, equaed by No
other maker Prices from $50 10 SlG0 The best assert
ment IN the city may be at the warerOOms of
y23 1mos J. S CLARK, Agent, 293 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
A Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE

4 for SALE or to LEASE, AZ flxaHctkown. \. J. st
uated nearly opposite the residence OF Gen Scpt TIE
house &c and hall running through the
center There Is also good house, NC the
PROMISES with great VARIETY Of li trees and ShrUhhegy
Terms Of Sale easy lnQ ire IT ISAAC FORD, no Er,
beth II or OF : HAlN. On the promises jys) 2v'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
FOR SALE & TO LET.
comfortable RESI-

NOR SALE--A comfortable RESI-
II DENCE and FARM. situated near Ehzabeth:own.
J. the main road 20 RAW easy Of access TO New
Yort either by Steamboat Railway, beng II mile from
the Depots The Fam consists Of u 81 % acres the ma
oY part cultivation with fne double House sad gooi
Outbuildngs. &c rood oder (gether WITH me ceocA
and Fixtures applied for son VII be so1 re i,,a
able and on liberal terms N approved pucnasef %
PARTICULAR apply to s. s SCHLESINGEk, Esq - bess
or or BY letter personally 10 the undersgned on .a
prem res II not disposed by The 3st INST tns place
be rented 70 rood tenant Possession prompt -Ezsneh-
town, July O. 1851 lyle im'l JosEfh Ih.I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

I &C. FISCHER, Gate NUNS & FIs-
~ CHER Mandatory and Wareroon, 40 Greenwich
Of corner Of Dey. PIANO-FORTES warranted with
verse bridge and paeat tube well calculated for keeping
tune Panoores tuned repaired and exchanged a3o 3ms
SON, % Canast (warerosm I'd story offers for sale
a splendid assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS OF 8! aud
0ctavss with the latest improvements. Jyl9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

NOR SALE.-Boarding house-the fur
II niture and good will for sale, accommodating
twenty genteel boarers at 50 90 per week all good
This WIN prove a rare opportunity TO person CALCULATED
for the bnsness Price of furniture sGJO-s00 will be
talen out IN board. Rent $50 Address OLLEI SAG
Tribune Office until lst Of August. VH 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
OAK U Mt. & J. ALDRlDGE'S
" CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

" CkAN BUN - UfHOLS IEk1,
w HOUSE and Ship Furnishing Warerooms. 353
Grsnd-st. NewYork where will be found complete
stmeni OF the following articles Feather hair,
and huSk also beds, Mattresses paasSes and cushions
also bedsIeads Of every description patent iron
JOINT lock ont iron cottage and Tunde &C;
also, splendid variety Il paseT hanging, borders. Mr.
G. would call particular attention 10 his style Of hair
aud spring mattresses n B-Old bells and mattresses
renovated and made equal TO new nv
W. CkAWBUCk. S3s Grand-st. second door
jys In east II Essey-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
LOTS for SALE.-Two Of

v the best LOTS Sevsnsh-sy, west SIDE between
Twenty second and Tweay-ih'rd SIS two LOIS on Twcn
" -seccndsi and rweaiy near SeventAav.
fhe Improvements making and 20 be made ,he Avenue,
And In ~ VICINITY render iAis properly desirable A
ply 70 (sft1 u. ". CHESTER. 81 Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
.AT and CAP MANUFACTORY.-
A CLOTHING or SHIRT STORE T.

~ IET-Two fine. large Rooms ~ the hrst noot OF
house 5s Fourth-av will be altered INTO me above
beng capital location. Apply to Z B kINsHlh1Eh ~
2f9 Fourfh-av after 2 y. NJ. VIo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

nRGAN.-A large class Organ. with two
OBanks of KEYS Compass from C G 70 + in alt, and an
octave and half Of Pedals the Instrument contains S
stops Of which the Great Organ, IN the
Swe ell and three the Choir Bass. the Pedal Or
gan to feet and -four Mechanical Stops Case OF Gre
cian Deslgn-wll be sold low. Apply 10
Iy2i n f. TRIP % Park-row.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-16
Movements Of President FILLMORE.
GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.

GEORGETOWN, May 1912 m.
Much has been said of the agricultural i'm
provements recently alleged to have been
made on those Fairfax lands which are being
bought up and settled by northern emigrants.
These reports must be received with many grains
of allowance for the way rumors on all subjects
gain additions as they travel; for who has not
heard of that certain citizen of London town
who was made by a travelling report to have
picked up three black crows? But am pleased
to be able to say, on the most reliable informa-
ton, that some of our natives Of Georgetown
and Washington have within the past few years
metamorphosed large slip of the Cooney coun-
try, Immediately opposite to and above this
town. into sundry beautiful farms, on which, at
this moment, is waving an abundant growth of
small grain, clover, ETC.. to say nothing of their
fruit and dairy establishments. Seeing is be-
lieving, and let those who doubt visit these
farms and judge for themselves.
Our property is now much inquired after,
and sales thereof made daily. The Davidson
mansion, on our heights, has been recently
bought by Mr.. Charles Dodd, one of the heirs,
LUZ plU,UUU. 1lSO, OuO VI IuC pIClIiCcG
ing lots in town, corner of Second and Market
streets, by most worthy gentleman, for 1915
sold by the Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
AT Forrest Hall last night there was per-
feet jam the bill of fare was fully met-every
character being sustained in manner that gave
universal satisfaction, and frequently called
forth bursts of applause.
Ng ~
mandatory Of James Goddard, and has COM
menced the same business upon an extensive
scale.
have been credibly informed that Messrs.
Jos. & VIM. Semmes have contracted to repair
and remodel the steeple of the Presbyterian
Church
In the case of Been, Justice Stephens put
him under bond and security to keep the peace,
and Justice Reaver afterward committed him
to Jail for assault and battery and resisting
officer Jones.
The -four and grain market remains un-
changed
ArriUals.-Schr. Thos. II. Thompson, Nick
erson master, Salem, to F. Dodge; packet
schooner Repeater, Travers master, Baltimore,
to P. Berry; packet schooner Empire, Bunker
master, New York, to f. & A. II. Dodge.
Canal Trdde.-Arrived, boats Ohio Cumb,
SO tons COAL Caroline, do. do. L. A. Phelps,
do, 80 tons coal; w. G. Johnson, As miles,
700 bushels Of corn and / 800 do. offal; John
Halzor, 100 miles, $50 bbls. -four; Thomas
Charlton, 100 miles, $50 bbls -four; Tomol-
way, 102 miles, lime.
Departed. Edward Paysin, Sarah Louisa,
?. Janney, Chesapeake, Enterprise, D. & II.
Clagett, Thomas Jefferson, Cumberland, VIM
Jackson, Martha Frances, Frances, D. j. Nc
Coy. ELECTRO.