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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

STEAM POWER TO LET.-ThTee
- rooms 100 By Is feet with Steam Power. Inquire OF
ISL III c. a. SIMONSOA, l5l LeVis-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

III rors-s; one door from Coenesspi 2yesrs months
% run. Inquire on the premises. MIL iEMWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

n CITY PROPERTY.-A very valuable Farm com
tanning about 65 Of fine land 10 Of woodland and
Of locust the remainder arabic and Ia high STATE oil cui
ivacn and fenced with expensive and durable fence OF
harms and other out buildings In complete order; apple
orchard peach orchard and other fruit together with ever-
greens and ornamental trees &c. Said Farm 6eauniay
situated 10 the town OF Huntington. mi from Center
POn Landing and about the distance from Hunting
Village and It's Landing. There are but few places Tor
ca Ia The vicinity Of NewYofk that s equals for the
same price For price snd full particulars inquire OF A. j.
BLEECKER,7 Brosd-st 4; II. l. SCUDDER 30 WnEsl,
ar CHARLES 81 DAVIa on the PREMISES MO lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
Ar PRIYATE SALE--A Valuablt

al i w n = .1EHH~'@ =
AFaRuin Orange County, near the village OF Goshen.
Said Farm contains 80 Of first qualify Land In high
stale OF cultivation with every variety Of fruit Or the
premises q fine Dwelling House 2}x35 two SORES with
5wpgs each l2xl5 feet, all well finished with Wei OF
neverfsiling Water Of the purest and best kind Tue
usuaI outbuildRgs, &c Within 10 minutes walk OF the
New.York and Ere Railroad Depot AID within Il hours
OF this CITY. For further particulars apply 20
rna2 Iru I Rroad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
R0R SALE.lOYer 2O0 BUILDING

LOTS situated between the 7Lh and Shaw and l4lst
mi l45thss These ots beautifully located, command
ne Oil view OF the High Bridge ant tle upper pan OF
De Harlem River with is bold and romantic sorei AS 70
beauty Of location De safely stated that tners are no
nn,0fns s,tes on this STAND more desirable And ~ the
grading OF the Eighihsv viii be completed within leV
there be doubt that there viii be al once IS
tabshed one OTmOTe line Ofsages upon the avenue
between tho City Hail and The High Brdge-.hus present.
ing Quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between he
above properly and the City Hall Thess lots will be
sold on very favorable Apply 10 y. B. WiNTON
II Cedarst where msps and other Information can De
had mo lmmWs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
FOR SALE-Twoof

n FOR sale very desirable Cou1 ~ Residence si'
u.led about Ten minutes wax from the Hudson River h--
Depot consisting u neat Cotisgr olse hnn aoue
one acre of lprd with Great variety OF fut rsre, grippe
VINES shrubbey, &c part u he purchase money can
remain bond and mortgage. ard pos'etspn 4lgoa M
r. edatev Apply 10 W. II HANLON, % the premises or
20 JOHN kiCOLSON, 81 Ceoar-st, n y. ms u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

NOR SALE LOW, or will be exchanged
for House and Lot in this cty--Ose OF the beat
FARMS In OFSEGO CO, Y, either for grain or grass
containing $50 acres divided into small los buildings near
The center from which every lot be with miles OF
The surrounding country. Apply to A. s. PETERS 1873
r. ade- al, from to o'clock Nj m[7StmWSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NOR SALE or exchange for good City

LNOk SALE or exchange 1Or SOou Nlty
H Brooklyn property the besuufal country seSl GA
Bergen flights, ~ J., hfeen minutes walk tom jersey
City Ferry. TIE premises contea about three acres o
Lsnd fronting the $50 fest beautifully planted WIN
choice Fruit and Orpsnental Trees, fowergaoens tad
Gnpesrbours The House IL double tTo story and atc
Store budding with basement spacious halls, pszzas and
1.-the necessary improvements There carriage house.
barn. &C. on the place Two or three lines Of Omnbusses
run to and nom the ferry every bali hour passing me
premises FOR further particulars eoquire OF G. GkE6-
ln29 iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

NGUARD RAZORS.-The subscribers continae 70 re-
ceive regular supplies OF this celebrated Razor soI sls
A. wholesale only by FRANCIS TONES & SONS,
Maiden lane, sole agents for C. Stewart Co. ChnIas
Cross London M U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NARM FOR SALE in Eastchcster,

H Wes,ches,er Co. -of leo acres buildings good
Yerms OF sale easy. Apply 10 SAMUEL CLARK, l4o
Elizahesh-,t or APHEUS CLARK, on the farm or JNo.
BOULlCE, New Rochelle KIM wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NOR SALE-South BROOKLYN Lots, near

8l"Jh SALE-COubu DIOOhlNu LUIS HOoi
Hamilton. avenue on Columbia. Carol. Summlt,
woodhal and Hicks sts also on he cas- side OF Temp
Nina place between Harrison and peSsw Sta These lots
are al eiRthlv situated tor immediate improvement,
are free OF ncumbranee and liberal advances would be
made 10 responsible purchasers TO aid In the construction
ofdeslrsble buildings Apply %
ms Inns IA D. NJ. srEBBINs, 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
TTELEGRAPH WIRE.-lCdA3OD

4 WASHBURH 4 co. hsnufscEurers y >. w.
Iron Wire RON Forsign Refped lrOu, ! fgieyn. "pS
Enghl Anrealed and Spring Wire All knss 9s n".S ~,
EsL Angular or Ovsl Wire ses' sfaYteo Asn
poses, Siraghtersd and ,ut 20 say isnk'" -, srs
Arn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

tOUNlh1 DEAL yin LIE hOO-
OSON FOR SALE.-AFAR Of about 80 acres-about
70 Of woOdlandn the village Of Hastings Il miles north
OF the city, house new, OF stone substantial modern
style Is rooms with commanding river scenery unites
beauy and convenience unusual degree ten minutes
walk nom the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad.
Grounds in the best order supplied with variety OF fruit
stables and ce-hOuse the pTemises The whole or n
ayt will ha ACID nv application promises tho
Pss,a, W WV y -Ff' ALEXANDER BRINE,
' Hastings, Westchester Co, or TO
HORACE HOLDEN Esq,
ms ImMWSS Is BeekmRn.sG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NOR SALE,-A desirable Country Seat

ENOR SALE,-A desirable country scat
n ana Farm situated In the tswn Of Easchester, West,
chester Co. NY. Is mies rom New-York Guy ana
milea tom Y. L IL RR Depot at TuckshO, ard 4
niles from NY Nh. r. Depot a. New Rochelle, con-
tanning about 40 sores OF beet quality land, well WAesea
and fenced On the premises here 10 beautiful gsroen
and abundance Of uiI trees OF s kinds fhe buildings
are good order the dwellings &c. being upon elevated
ground commands 6ne view or the surrounding country
&c. For further particulars inquire OF w BARNES,
l2q Sixlh.sv. on tne premises OF II. BARNES -
NBSS,oOo may remain on bond sEd mortgage u<u w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
A TTANTTC DOCK MILLS.-Indiau


"a Com Plour and Indian Corn Fartns dried and manu.
tscsured by SaGords Patent Processes msy be oor
Of res pecsbe GrocerH generally Ia hiR Cy AMI brookyn
Indian Com Flourr Ia designed for making Bread Fud'
dufs and Cakes ard Tor mixing with Wheat Rye or BucI.
whsat Flour and viii he found on utal very superior ".
dele Eta put In double papered packages Of b. ard
IN boxes Of one dozen each. 49,
"Indisn Corn Fsrins,7 entirely new and most Deli
cious article Tor making PuddngS MuGh and Will prove
an admirable substitute for Rice, Samp and Honmony "A
en- article the composition Of Pnddings MS fsrua h
70 ytsdL tits pul In To- papers In beautiful style snd
IN boxes of4 dozen each ~ he extremely 10" Price
81 cents per sin PIE package. . -,
The above msnuiacmres OF Indian Corn are peculiarly
adspted 10 the use the INVALID and experiences hss 90
mOnsuLied lhat DYsPEPTIcs can par1ake oi uns Ah9
d'et with impunity The exclusion OF almost every ONE
form OF food lts daily use wd improve the digestion
correct the bowels and give tone and energy 10 he "hoe
frame. an
These articles are sold wholesale By MessI Allen
Vhittesey q south.st. j. NJ HOy Sons, 10 sAainR
Tor. at and OLA g. Benson, 50 SOuthsL or al the his
Consumers can obtain Of tho GroceIs pamphlet OF 10
RACES entitled, Remarks Indian Corn; It's Preserve
don ard Manufacture, with Recipes for Cooking together
with Testimonials Of the highest responsibility.
Orders addressed to +. BRONSON Agent ALsn1e
Dock mills Comp any Nos. II, Is, 10 and ~ Atlantic DocE
Brooklyn New York III receive prompt attention sno Us
patch. 10 omh"o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
FOR SALE g. TO LET.
! REAI1TIFTJI AND HEALTHY

A BEAUTIFUL AND dEALl II
ACOUNTRY RESIDENCE Tor Sale or 10 Lesse-Oo
Iong Island near he Oceaa-Buudings capAclous arc
neatly finished grounds handsome arranged saa scAea
t,h shade ard it trees eevergresns perpetuA roses
grsne, ssosrseus &c Farm 80 acre. Tor more wentoo
sxeesni land highly cultivated. VIII be 500 low on
eesy terms or exchanged for dwelling IN or near mo
Itv App,y A. 20 frOntsL ml< III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
VHE CHELSEA MILLS, Twenty-sev-

= enh e. between Ninth and Tenth svs.-rhe snoscr
her having taken the large and commodoqs buildings In
Twenty seventh 81 lately occupied by Kelsey son. 10
row prepared to furnish Feed Oas and Com IN any qus
uty Grain sent the NIL to no ground VIII be deiv
cred rec Of carriage and with dispatch he VIII aso mac
nfsct re superior sriicl4 OF Farms Wheaton Grs, HON.
inv Graham Flour aud Extra Family Flour for 'smiy use
He will aso prepare and furnish superior article OF
Corn Fsna which has already met with great iayor rom
Bestmans where samples will be- kept Will meet win
ri ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
TNOR SALE-A FARM Of THIRTY

NOR SALE-A FARM of THIRTY
4 ACRES situated In NewMaTket, Mddlesex County
Jersey three minutes walk from the Central Railroad
Depbt where he stop three times day 70 and from
New York, distance thirty ulies and being put three miles
from the pleasant village OF Planheld The land Is II
nigh state Of cultivation abundance of fruit end never
falling stream running through the premises; dwelling
house barn, stable aud other outnouses hne, healthy
na ion Ths would 10 desirable residence for any per
son doing business 10 HexYok Also 40 acres Mountain
Wood Land may be bad II required. Apply 70
EDGAR HARRIOTT. 5 Vsndsm-st, Nev-York,
m2s w. or 10 ABRAHAM X. VAIL 90 the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NOUNTRY SEAT NEAR YONKERS

OTO Lett embraces a good, spscous two-story
dwelling with wings snd piazza and 80 acres of land
well stocked With an hblnda OF fruit trees and stua
ted on the side Of the Albany turnpike, one mile
south OF the village Of Yonkers Is mss from the City Hall
and midway between the Hudson River and Harlem Rail-
roads TIE location 10 very healthy Possession let OF
April Also let the ihreestory houses 81 Chambersst.
ano 8l6 Greenwich-sL Apply 10 JAMES CRUIKSHANK,
la greenwich.st n28 lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
PAPER.-2O, 900 resms, al

. 7
OGbls for shippne for sale low ~ JOHN G. RObf We
Comufsson Psper Warehouse IO2 Johnst.
WRAPPlkGPAPFR- Is Geo reEns shoe. bsg tes " "
ware Cloth Manila Papers for sale low BY JOhS
ROBERTS, ComLIissiC1 Psper Warehouse, lF< Jonn :.
WRITING PAP Frs 900 reaois bus and "a sab1sls
plain Caps and Letters Ia qusuer, hsf Ano 70 e iesh
by he Case ia smaller qGaDu les b. sulI fr SIZE oN
JOHN c. ROBERTS, Commission Paper " zres so.s
lC2 John-sI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

LOR SALE - A splendid Wal En-
& POWER equal 100 horse the year round, with four
or Eve acres Of LAND. situated a. Beekmantown, West
chester County, distant from tho City Hail twentyelshl
mieN, ard within few mnutea walk OF hudson hivet
and the Hudson River Railroad Depot Apply 20 yOSErn
LIsTER ON the premises or G. r. BEEkNAN, 50 VII
Ham,, n r. mli Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

4 large assOru nj OF every description OF hne and
Iow.priced Table Pocket Cutlery Of the aesi patterns,
sIreci from the manufacturers. ard Tor sale Low by
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No 6hadeo-lane
A. 1SSaS. ~ INIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
TVO LET IN BROOKLYN-A brown

\ Itope ocsgon.fon, House ia Union St, the cor
nsr u Clinton IN The imme3iAs vicinity OF some OF the
most valuable Improvements In Broolbn The house "a
furnished with bathroom and waserclOse supplied from
csien In the third sory; also WIKI gss pipes and FUR
There extension Of brick 80 high IS second aoy
inclusive Il feet deep The house 10 a0ou seven MINUTES
CLARK corner OF CnloL and Carroll SITS, near hs prem
lies. mSl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
IA7 ESTERN LANDS WANTED. :

y Those disposed TO sell Western Lands very low
for al cssh down. may find purchaser for one % seven
l57 Cleveland Ohio, giving description and prices
fzl 3mWS+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

gNO LET-The second story of 1873
g. THIRD avenue. containing ROOMS and bedrooms
and bedroom IN 80 floor. Can he aeen from Y N. I'LL
r n Rent $500 Apply In the basement Of said house
p2o Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN.-l

NOR SALE.-A two story, attic and
u basement BRICK HOUSE In Ausniicst Brooklyn,
near the ferry. Inquire at Cedsr-sL NewYork; or go
AUsnucst Brooklyn. mZS St'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
HOTEL FOR SALE

II OR TO LEr.--The brown stone front houses on
Fourthayenao Twenty ninthst now huishng ara
would be one Of The most pleasant situations for Hotel
Inquire on The premises Would be sold or rented sepa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

NOR SALE--A Farm of about thirty-fvo
A acres with asanan House, Barn Woodland, NC, with
very hne building se, stusted on The road 90 Wulsns
Rrdse about one mile from Kings Bridge Weslcheser
Coubiy Alto, LOIS OF Ground south aide Of Forty
6ourh-st, west Of Eghh-sv, Terms easy Apply a. lSs
Broadway from IL to u O'Clock, or ri SO Fhroav, OF
PETER A. H. JACKSON. mls wv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

ITO LET.-Thc three new three-stOry
D brick HOUSES situated on The north side Of Nine
teeuthst between Sscond and Third avs having all the
modern Improvements The houses are y feet troot with
three rooms deep. Apply 10 T. MACFAhLAN'
mid Sws leo Tenthst Ehire-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

LNOK SALE,-Int sUUsCIIU0I Uu0IS IUI
n sale the Lease Good will Fixtures and Stock OF
Sra, rate Hal Store together with basement room lSxSO
feetl u Nassaust now doing large and ssl incressng
cash husiness To peTson wishing 10 engage Ia the Hat
and Cap trade, the above offers uatpa enVShAses-
FOR further particulars inquire OF ,.,, =, NJ.
m29 2s CHAUNCEY BARNARD, ii Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

CORNER LOTS-Sixty- eighth-st. and
" Broadway one Of the best locations on the Boom-
ipgdae Road IS Lots FifethsL Broadway; sew
ers lots Murray Ill., between Fifth and Sixth ayenses
The above lots well situated any In the city, and
are rapidly improving In value. Apply 10 HILL x
GROESBECK, As PesTlst. MI 2w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
TVO RAILROAD SHOPS AND MA
STEAM FURNACES.-Orders will be

- received for Ieilng BakeFs Improved Furnacs' y
which consioe rsbe ssvr OF fuel and the e0mbasuoa
the gases or smoke will be effected IN
STILLMAN, ALLEN co.
NU YoaE March s. 1881.
H.s's. sTLLs.s ALLEs Co
emeu the Fsquet Of Mr. Amory send you stassas
Of experiences I'll eueas nHssrcs uet Az you are
already aware dsppointsd 10 realizing ths nscesn
power Tbs lack seemed % be tbs supply Of tssn a
told removed extra bridge walls ~ ssonn "a"
an sbnndaocs Of steam and could We hsssTs
continued ths boges two months or more ana oy
Convinced would conc1dsd 70 fso's
them before coal carefully weighed sseh dJ NE
following being the sm0bnt Of the last az 5asss
7O2 l.7l3 1904 ea3 $50, and L954-fota 10 so Ds
hsyng the walls aud made elssa ssesg ey
thing them reound ourselves no bssr on o
able blow of ana the consumption OF ss
Z follows. @ successive days; -
7uO 2,Oo, 2,af9, ~ 2SCe, snd 22O-loia 10 sso ms
Tbese are the consumption Of egbt bcur, bnning "a ss@
Instance. Respectfully, JOHN slEfhLH9o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
DRUG STORE FOR SALE. situated
LNIRE RRICK MANUFACTORY for
FOR SALE.-The sub

,crbeF offers for sale schooner now lying a. Poksep
lie IS feet heel a feet beam 81 feet hold and carries ~
WIS rehut rom the keel The past Inter aud 10 IN h'st
rste order Terms sccommOd arg For further infoaia
ion spply William Drake. City Hall. Neg-YoSk Or the
,ubscri6er al PouG hksepsis. PETER s. CRAAER,
rn1Q 2yVf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
CVARM FOR SALE.-Late tho resi-

E<NAhm EOR CAACs--LAobO VI" AN1t
n depce OF Elphalet 81 john, ESQ, al New-Cannn, Ct
consisting Of about hTtyhye tS5l sces Of excellent Snd
on which dwelling house. barn ard outhoases sPpls
orchards and other ffuitnees.
The Farm is abou, hve mes rom me lAnolng pece Al
Norv, ala and commands a extensive view OF Inc
Sound and scenery than any other place be-
tween New-York and NeS-Haven. About ION acres OF
wood land. Inquire the premises, or OF Z. w. OF.
John al "a Cadkr-st mlF2W'
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-01

IsMsi-The Louisville Go arisr, a very de-
oided Wing paper, alludes to the nomination of
Messrs. Tyler and Preston for Governor Of
Virginia, by some of their respective friends,
and says that the Wings in Virginia win be as
careful of being Galphmized as their opponents
seem determined to avoid being 7ylerized
We have to remark that the odium of Gal
phinism win prove but littlc mote in the sun
beam, compared with Gardnerism, if the latter
prove an ism at ALL and as for Tylerism, we
believe the desertion of the friends who ele-
waited him by that gentleman, and his taking
up with those who came to him in the day Of his
prosperity, constitute case not wholly unpre-
cedented in modern history. The honorable
Secretary of the Interior, Mr.. Stuart, has
avowed substantially the same rule of conduct
We of course do not object to it, and simply
state the fact for the sake of historical accu-
racy.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND EXCURSION TO AQUA CREI

.gIEk The superb swift and comfortable
.Esszss3slllaz Steamer WILLIAM sELDEN, Captain
Guy will make an Excursion Trip to the above place on
THURSDAY, October I'd. The services of Captain Guy
and the Steamer having been rendered by Captain George
Page TO Usage Tribe No OF Improved Order Red Men
of the City of Washington for the purpose Of giving an
Excursion, and Committee of Arrangements having
been appointed in accordance with the above by the Tribe,
1t hoped that the friends of the Order and the Boat will
patronise this Excursion, many of the citizens have
expressed desire TO have trip the boat, she
having been built in this place by enerprisng citi
zen Capt George Page The opportunity is here offered
to citizens to have the desired trip in her. view
this splendid piece Of machinery before she leaves for
her destined route The Steamer will leave Capt Pages
wharf, foot of 7th street. at 10 o'clock M Navy Yard
at 10 and Alexandria at 11-passng down far
Aqua Creek returning at seasonable hour in the
nng; thus ahordng citizens opportunity OF viewing
the beautiful scenery on the Potomac by daylight
Tickets one dollar, admitting gentleman and two Ia
dies Number of tickets limited. The tickets TO be had
at Sotts drug store, Pennsylvania avenue at Mr. ID,
d. oiarkes drug store the Isand at Mr.. w. j. JEFF
iers, Navy Yard; Mr. Stephen Shnn's, Alexandria; and
There will be dinner served up board. Refresh
ments OF all kinds and in abundance to be had board
Inc very best Band and Cotillon Music has been
gagged for the occasion select COMMITTEES has been ap.
pointed to order the Boat in fact the
mtee beg leave to state that there shall be nothing left
undone that can be done to render this
agreeable Excursions given this There will posi-
lively be no boat-racing upon this occasion.
COMMITTEE RECEPTION.
Usage Tribe, No. 8.
w. w. Tucker, J. Kersey,
George Page, Ii. Cravour,
Charles d. Church, George Evans,
Drommond VIM. Hassee,
J. b. Greenwich, c. G. Mills
Dulin, j. 4. Bradley
Poachoaam Tribe, No. l.
8. Carson, Il. MoCubbin,
J. Kniple.
= = 1nacostia Tribe, No;s.
U. IL. Gordon, j. B. Tench,
j. Webster.
Tuscarora Tribe, No. S.
- L. Gadds, ?. otterback,
sep 3o-2tl G. Aaron.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-01

A WASHINGTON INVENTOR ABROAD. The
Maysville Post Boy, of the Goth ultimo, says:
'sMr. Edward D. Tippett, of Washington city,
the inventor of several machines of great nov
city and scientific Skill is in this place with his
inventions, consisting of q balloon to be pro-
PEELED through the air, and serve as means of
rapid transportation or machine of war-an
engine of the simplest construction, driven by
steam generated by instantaneous process from
cold water, obviating the necessity of boilers as
now used, and preventing explosions; wash
ing machine hominy mill, and centrifugal
churn-all of the highest utility, and curiosi-
ties from their new and simple construction.
"Mr. Tippett seems quite enthusiastic in ref
erence to the praoticability of navigating the
air by balloons, and intends lecturing on the
subject, when he will explain his views at
length"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-01

APPROACHING ELECTIONS IN VIRGINA.-On
the 2Sd of this month, October members of
Congress and Of the State Legislature are to be
elected, and vote will be taken for and against
the new constitution. Voters under the new
constitution are entitled to cast their votes upon
its adoption, but not for the officers to be
chosen. IL the constitution be adopted, an
election will take place on the 9Th Of December
next, for a governor, Acknowledgements, an
attorney general, and senators and members Of
the House of Delegates-the seats Of the mem
beers of the Legislature elected in October being
vacated by the adoption of the new constitu.
ton. At the December election, every white
male citizen Of the Commonwealth, Of the age
Of twenty -one years, who has resided in the
State for two years, win be entitled to vote.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-01

NAMEs.-Would that it were possible to give
to every city, county, town, and village in our
country some good original name--some signif-
can't Indian name as a general thing. The re-
vival of old classic names, or the selection of
names elsewhere appropriated, is announcement,
and not unfrequently suggestive of ludicrous
comparison. We have just read in the Mayes-
vile Post Boy as follows:
The Paris ssCitizen" of yesterday furnishes
the following synopsis Of the Rev. Mr.. Robin
sens address before the Bourbon Agricultural
Fam.
Think of this, away off by tho side of the
OHIO, 1.-THE Bright and Beautiful y Where
such name is given to river, ought not
names for towns and counties to be sought in
the same poetical language? BY such course
the word new, that has assumed the Office of a
diminutive in our vocabulary, might be wholly
with. We remember on one day di-
recting letters to four post offices in the South
ern States, viz Rome, athens, Panhandle,
and Polecat Village. The latter two had the
merit of originality, but the former were by
association rendered the more ridiculous!