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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS on

ONE OF THE BEST FARMS on
OLong Island for Sale or Exchange for City or Brook
yn Propey-siuate Farmingdae containing 90 acres
all clear and well fenced and most OF 10 nSh sats Vi
cnvson The House is nearly new and contains rooms
with handsome verandeh in fronts Barn. u feet by a.
There is Well OF excellent Water al the door Is OF
fered al $1,000 is bargain such can rarely be met
with situated In populous neighhoorhood al the
corner Of four roads where there 10 good opening TOT
store Church and schoohouse within three minutes walk
II issbou miles from Hicksvile, miles from Jerusa en-
4piies from Alantcvle and South Oyster Bay, where
there is abundance Of sea-dritt for manure - ,,v.
For further particulars apply TO JOHN VANDEWA1
TER on the premises Al FarningdRle, or 10 j. W.
BRANCH, 2l7 Pearl-st. back Office, up stairs
N B-The Long Island Cars leave Brooklyn al IA ue
morning and in the afternoon. J<< II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
DUBOIS 81 WARRINER, Piano-FOrte
AIMakers, SIS BROADWAY NY. JS lms
DIANO- FORTES FOR SALE.-Psr-

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE--Per-
soma about purchasing Pianos win md IL 10 their advan.
ease 70 eau Al BENNET COMPANY'S Maratactory l53
Feltsrsl ess AIDE Of Broadway They have large az
sorpent III Rosewood Pianos constantly on hand Every ns
srument warranted for two years Co have the names
gilmore sn ao persons they VIII refer TO- who have pur.
chased pianos o them al OF which have given universal sal
sc bat when doubts expressed TO her quail
Try Tie payment may Sc withheld until such doubts are re.
moved Old PiEnos exchanged New ard second. hand
pssnos ~ lei nit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
WINDOW SHADES.
TELEGRAPH.

- -
n'RIELLY TELEGRAPH LINES,
connecting al sections OF the United States General
Office ISL Broadway. The general reputation OF TIE Vasl
range Of RELY Lines, renders Il only necessary 70 say
aincreased efforts made to render them sui woroeF
ofpubhc confidence. JAMES D. REID,
d3 3aWSTu&fhn superintendent
VNO TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
Il THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PROVINCES-The subscriber would respect
fully give notice that be has opened rooms al IN Broad
way NewIork, for the purpose Of Keeping constantly 90
sale Wire Registers Magnets lrsus,ors, Zines Porous
Cups Tumblers Acids, Protectors, Olmstesds BeiIery
suits Percha and River Wire and every description OF
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS,
At Manufacturers prices.
Fhe advantages 70 the Companies In having room Of
this kind obvious require moments considers
on and II IL sincerely hoped they viii extend 70 Il .heH
support AL valuable improvements will be added 70 tie
r.ock possible Orderr viii be pnnctualy a.
ended TO, faddressed TO
NORFONs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
OLE sarFukThu ia Broadway, New-Hork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
up COATS'S SIX CORD SPOOL

o 7. IUAI 10 > NIA OOIND d ~
- COTTON-The venders and consumers OF our spool
vbstever either directly or indirectly in The manufacture
OF sale Of any other article Of spool Cotton imported no
the United StseS than the one which bears on eaea
Coss General gent for the United States ana we
leave al the same me, stste, that all our Inreeos e
r,srufsctured bv ourselves within our own premises
Having recently made extensive additions 10 our WorAs
which viii msiensly increase cur production We nope "a
future TO be able keep pace with the constantly inole9
ing demand from the United States 49,, a.
Our trades marks having by many decisions received me
f protection Of the Law Courts we sne pios
WV 49, ANDREW COATS General Agent
t,s qunLVVt,p for the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
DRY GOODS.

MANAGED GOODS - Consisting OF
~ New style Chsmbrsys, Giaghams, snow Drop ana
Damtsk Diapers Table Cloths Linens, hgured ~ uan
Luses fine Freach Broad Cloths black add coore1 OfaP
DEte Tor mems summer wear. sc. tOs sale -" ",
~ ans W MATHEWS. 50 Caiherne-s'.
THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
At57 Cathsrine-st ". !.
The propreiOrs Of the renowned
Six ard shaw EmpOrium
Are offering all the beautiful
sha~ls Y-lvets and Merinoes,
sks SAtiDs and PoPlins &c &c.
contained IN their extensive establishment a. suSu
RUINOUS LOSSES ,..n
,o their sora l. ronsanty throne from morning unu
evening v th The most fashion able ladies' The hfn seem
willing 10 make any sacrifices upon their gOois IN Ofder
10 Get 10 Bosdw ay where they have taAen store and IN
lend Going Ladies from all parts Of the city and country
shouts pair this establishment aId share 10 ne "a GAINS
,rb,Ie tbev Isst C. K c. A. POILLON,
i9f n 81 Calharne-sL cor. Madison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

DIANO FOR SALE.-A Good Second
IL hand Pisno, with mshogany case, French polish
Price leo dollars Inquire All Washngton-st Jzo AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

DIANO FOR SALE.-A ROSEWOOD
Il PIANO bat little used, and OF superior tone Ad-
dress b. al this Office. DIoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

w ALO ADIII1 t~VJE EN IUI OHHN
v IN the town Of EAST CHESTER, wessehester Co.
NY-The Farm late OF Moses Clark, deceased situated IN
the town OF Chester Westchester Co. Is offered or
sale 1t situated about miles from the Puckehoe pc
DOT Of the Harlem Railroad containing O acres bounded
northey by highway leading from East Chester TO New
Rochelle easery the eastery highway OF East Chester
norhery by land late OF Judge Somervile, westerly by
lands late Of Kain Morgan and lands OF James Morgan
barn and extensive sheds mihouse, carragehouse and
other necessary outbuidings all In good conditions aso
good tenant-house. The Farm Is In hgn sale Oh I'M
movement and is well calculated for farming, or 70 be d.
yded ia lois as bounded by highways about $50 rods
From this place there is very extensive view OF Long
island Sound $1,000 OF the purchase money may rem am
on mortgage on Farm For further particulars inquire
of SAMUEL CLARK 146 Elizabeth 81. New fork, All
A. New Rochelle JOHN SOULtCE,
jl7 5w" Executor oil Moses ClaiA uecu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE

COUNTRY SEATS FOX SALE.-
The subscriber offers for sale his valuable Farm and
Country Seat situated Long Island Sound q miles from
New-Ysrk In Rye Westchesier Co on the New-Haven
hailrosd. Ii will be sold In parcel or divided into
parts Of from 10 TO 50 acrseach having splendid build
Ing site &c. Or he will sell In one parcel the maDsIon
House and Ouhuidings with from 80 to 10 acres The
land n OF superior quality well fenced &c For further
particulars inqui e OF JAMES BARKER Jr 10 Seventh
o.. OF the subscriber on the premises AMMAN
ZIG 3Ws HENRY NJ bAhhEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-N. MIL
IALER co. Agents for letting Stores, Houses and
Lois collecting Rents and other debts buying ans selling
Property on Commission Houses and Lots taken On Lsase
attended ifdesred Deeds Bonds sod Mortgages Leases
&c. carefully drawn; Life and Fire Insurance effected
Money procured and loaned on Bond and Mortgage Com
missions moderate. Office q Wallst.
REFERENCES
Messrs Harper & Brothers, 81 Clih-st
A. Van Santvoord Co 10 Souih-sL
b LodeT ESQ IS Wa-st
j. w. Mitchell. Esq. Wall-st
X. B. Minlurn, Esq 70 SOuthst;
isaac Newton Esq IA Greenwich-st
D. r. Nance ESQ 60 Pine-st ,.o
T. 3 Stilman, ESQ Novelty WORKS JS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

NOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-We
ZAAwould call the attention of the public TO the me as
sortmen of Piano Fories with and without the much ad
nired Eolian Accompaniment, made by the celebrated
house Of T. Gilbert Co Of Boston. recently 9pened a.
Az Broadway by WATERS BERRY: Inc flSnos OF
T. O. Co have been 100 long and favorably known
10 need any commentators. Hundreds IN THIS CITY can
testify 10 their superior excellence
N B.-Second-hsnd Pianos taken IN exchange ,s.,.
Pianos 10 let u I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
v SALE-Tbat noted Public House and Boarding Es-
tabshment known as the STAR INN" II is situate at
Fishkil Landing within few rods of the Hudson River
Railroad Depot IL has recently undergone toorougu re
nSirs and sabstanlal engagements aud additions made
hereto To il are attached extensive Stables and Carriage
Houses 1t Is desirable property, and one on winch
Inree and profitable business can DO transacted ,,,
Also, FARM OF SIXTY. ONE ACRES OF CHOlCE
LAND in a high state OF cultivation, situate about one
mile from the Star Inn" 1t will be sold Ia connection or
separately as may be desired lcoud be conveniently d.
vided into two small farms. - - -,
For further particulars apply to B. MACE Esq az his
Office In village Of Newburgn or OF the al
the Star inn." AMANDA VAN NOOhuIo.
Fishkll Landing, Jan. 2 1851 llo zawow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

WTANTED.-TO HIRE with privilege
w TO purchase small but neat and comfortably ar,
ranged HOUSE, pleasantly situated IN some 5enIeo ana
S,esmboS Route leading this city Address post pad
Tb descrpton and terms, and possible, reference 70
parties this city acquainted WIN the pOpeIy DOA .
foxxer po.t Ofice NeY.Nork. Us btcOdN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
4 FARM FOR SALE-In the town

a FARM FOR SALE-In the town
nhout l25 acre. with GOOD BUILDINGS, and in high
state Of cultivation, with choice selection Of FRUIT
Bald Farm adoins the land Of the late yonn Iownseno ena
T. Andrews on the west and north, and the village OF
Pehamvile the south view Of and about mile from
The NewHaven Railroad and may be divided into four
parts with good building Sites viii be sold In parts
together Ope-haf the price may rem1n the farm In
sioi 9reodt CALEB MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
OR SALE.-The modem built, three
NrONTICEILO.-For SAFE. House

Iva and Lot suitable for bosrders opposite ihe above
conem plated village. Apply to P. BERTHE, I'll Third
AZ or WIN BERTINE, near the premises, Eastchester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
NAIRMOUNT.-A plot of GROUND

adioinns the village OF FairnOun Westchesler Coun-
Nv F Sale The ground dry and elevated, ana Is sur
viewed in lots for building purposes number OF when front
on Inc Boston Road Ii wall be sold together, or IN lots 10
suit subscribers map OF The premises can he SEEN and
fbrther particulars given by inqurng Of 49,
ii6 avs Il. DUESENBERRY, IS Wiliiam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
PIANOS.

TUITION ON THE PIANO-FORTE.
II G. GORRIN. sixteen years Teacher In this city,
having few disengage will take one OF two more
pupils. Apply al No. IL Flh-st. l2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
COIINTRY PLACE FOR SALE.-A

" good two story HOUSE, convenient OUTBUlLD-
INGS and hne GARDEN, with great variety OF Fruit and
shrubbey. The premises comprising about two acres OF
Land and situated In a thriving village within two hours
ride OF New York will be sod very low and possession
given on the lot April on Immediate application TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

OSON FOR SALE.-A FARM of about 80 acres-about
20 of wOodand-in tho village of Hast q miles north
of the city house new OF stone; substantial, modern
stye rs rooms with commanding river scenery; unites
beauty and convenience In unusual egree ten minutes
walk nom the depot OF the Hudson River Railroad.
Grounds In the best order supplied with variety Of fruit
stables and ice house the premises. The whole or
part will be sold by application on the promises 20 the pro-
prietor ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hastings Weslchester Co or to
HORACE HOLDEN, Esq.
i2I 3taw4ws Is Beekman-st. N. Y. City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
/ T PRIVATE SALE.-Three LOTS
A BUSINESS STAND and FARM for

IN SALE known Kensco Station, (late Davis brookJ
upon the line Of the Harlem Railroad, 80 miles from New
York and miles north Of White Plains Said farm con,
Of lsn' suitably divided into meadow WOOD
and orchard Of grated fruit Near the track Is new house
a by e. barn. she'd nc Possession given on the st OF
April Apply to w. keller, Nsssan-sti j. SdEk-
premises jl8 8tS&Wh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
a FARM FOR SALE-Situate 2 miles

IN west from EzsbehtowB ~ j. Of so acres OF excel
lent land with good dwelling house. barn. stables &c sP'
pe and peach orchards &c The hay and grain on hand
with cows horses wagons harness pows, &c will be-
sold with H. Inquire of JOHN d. CLUTE, 80 Broadway
Also for SALE lands In Michigan Wisconsin, Illinois ms
sr,v n zen IN ex.Ran0e 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

DIANO-FORTES.-V. F. HARRI-
SON IS Canalst wareroOm % story.l offers for sale
= soleDdd assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS OF 81 and
octaves, with the la'ess Improvements. ilsim
DIANOS FOR SALE and to hire, at 2
n sarcayst opposite the Aston HOUSE, from 81 TO
saves 10 rosewood and mahogany eases
ais Sms JAMES THOMPSON. late Tsllmsn Randall
&ERAPHINE, EOLIAN and MELO-
oDEoN wAREROoMS. $50 Broadway, NY
dS0lms J. Q. CLARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

NOLORED CAMBRICS.-I00 cases
~ all coIors and qualities for sale at reduced Prtces BY
d. G. b. LIZ bAhON, % flne-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

NUSIC.-A lady who has been taught
Vk bv the first Professors having few hours disengag
ed wo1d be DESTROYS Of giving instructions on me Pane n
real and rspid Improvement other pupils Address Rbton,
9 UIool III ''' PAf'' " j2l lwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
ISARM FOR SALE IN THE TOWN

n OF CHESHIRE, CONN. Of about 100 acres. fine
LAND with large new DWELLING HOUSE, suitable
for or2 families Barns aud other Buildings, Fruit NC
Is about one mile u the Academy aud village For
ocaty and peasantness OF situation II hardly u be sur.
passed Most ofihe purchase money eau remain on bond
and mortgs ge N desired II will be sold at bargain APP
piled for sOoa For farther particulars inquire al ~ ChnIch-
a. New. Haven, Conn, OF u 5rl IRA DlkEMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

IN brick HOUSE and LOT, 499 Third avenue, finished
by the present for his own occupation aud sold be-
cause Of change In business Has CIoon water through
ont and in eyerv respect well built Size OF Lot feet
nches by ea House "a feet inches by 49, can
remain on bond and mortgage II desired for 'ers &C.
apply from TO 2 Pm. TO - =, v...,,,., =, ,,,,,,
III 1wt H. H. bhOWN, ~ wall e@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

NOR SALE-A small FARM on tho
hanks OF tho Hudson four miles nom Tarryiown and
two miles nom Sing Sing There Six Acres OF Land,
large new House and Barn. plenty OF Fruit and shade
frees . GOOD We'll and kne Stream OF Water running
through the place For further particulars inquire OF JAS
KNOWLTON, the premises. s5lswuS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
xATATER POWER FOR SALE OR

w LEASE-The desirable and extensive w sier rover
at NAM, N Harlem Railroad TWENTY-FIVE miles from City
Hall will be sold or leased favorable terms For fur-
Their particulars address Box 6ss PostOfce. 62w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

TOAL.-I am now delivering the best
ORED ASH STOVE and EGG, well screened, from
yard under cover at So 50 per mn Also best Ed
poor A. per chadron PETER CLINTON
dM Pms corner King ana Green wich sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
INSTRUCTION.

BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, g..
bthoroubly taught by w. RENVILLE, go Bros
wey Each student Is separately and carefully iusirlcte1
ana is enabled readily apply In practice the kno"eag
impaired to him Open day and evening. Terms noa'
l-7 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25
OLASS-WARE cheap for cash at tho

&TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-lC
Shorse power new and superior machine
i22 Tvs PA LEONARD, ll6 Pearl.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-25

EOO DOZEN TOWNSHIPS CELE-
ODOBRATED WATERPROOF BLACKING.-This
is the best and only WaierProof Backing thar will keep
water and snow and give good polish and Is war
rauted TO be preseTvaTive OF leather. For sale by
10 lw* II. Y. WARREN co. A Coruandst
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
Military strength in the United States.

The statistics of military forces and re-
sources OF the several nations of Europe,
which have lately appeared, presented for
mldoo!e warlike aggregate, but for all the
purposes of offensive and defensive war
fare, ,hey exhibit nothing equal to The inter-
mai military strength OF the United States.
In the City of New York alone, there are
l68 volunteer companies, numbering on an
average, 60 men each, which give total Of
l0,060 fighting men, equipped and almost
fully disciplined. This large body Of men
are subject TO no military rules or regula-
tions, except those they frame. for their own
individual benefit. A proportionate force
of artillery and dragoons also exists, and
which, when added TO the former, giveihe
nucleus Of the military powers Of the city,
but If necessity required ii, the City Of New
York, in one week, could raise and equip an
army Of one hundred thousand men, Such
are the military resources of one single city
in the Union2 On referring 10 the Army
Register official--of 1850, we find the
actual organized military force Of the Uni
ted States set down in the aggregate at one
million nine hundred and sixty thousand
1.-TWO hundred and sixty-fye men, with no
report from Iowa, California, or the Terrific
lries. The total militia force Of the Union
may, therefore, be safely set down at two
millions Of men. There is an inherent mill
| tary spirit in the American, and love of mil
litary glory as strong as in the Frenchmsn.
combined with the most practical character
in the world. His average height is two OF
three inches taller, and he is more vigorous
and athletic, and in every sense more ofihe
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
Our Table.

Black'oods Magazine, November
number of this rank tory periodical, is upon
our table. There is very little polical mat
tel in it, which, Of course, will only please
the better Blackwoods American respers;
but The literary articles are excellent. This
number is grdced with-The Dramss Of
Henry Taylor-A Logend of Gibraltsr-
GERMAN Letters from Paris--The Submarine
Telegaph-My' Novsl; or, Varieties in
English Life, Part Xv.,-The Master Thief,
Morse popular Tale-Day- Dreams of an
rxile-Autumn politics. Republished by
Leonard Scott & Co.. 70, Fulton ST., N.
Y, ats3 per annum.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
Portsmouth. Dcc. 4, 1881.
The Liquor TrafIic under The New co..

.T
't stitution.
The Elyn Courier gives the decision Of
Judge Bliss, Of that town, upon the right Of
the Legislature 70 prohibit the sale Of ii.
quors under the New Constitution. Jack.
son Reed was indicted under the law Of last
winter, and when the case came up for trial
before Judge Bliss, the defendants counsel
moved the court to quash the Indictment ou
the ground that the statute referred to con-
travened the provisions of the New Consti.
tuition, and was therefore void. The case
was fully argued, and the motion was oyer
ruled by the court on the following grounds
IL the New Constitution re epeals the laws
againsi retailing, il must be BY some annui-
ing clause, or because such legislation is
prohibited, There being no annuling
CLAUSE, reliance is had upon Sec. l8 of ths
Schedule, to-wil: mo license 10 traffic ia
Intoxicating liquor shall hereafter be qrnn.ed
III this State /; but the General Assembly
may, BY law, provide against evils resulting
theretrom." This Sec. cannot prohibit le ais.
lation against the sale, because:
/. The only prohibition in ii is against
lice nsing its sale.
z. The power TO "provide against evils,
is perfectly consistent with the power 10
prohibit The traffic. NJ
g.. If the traffic were prohibited, the
"eyils would be certainly provided against.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05

ScALDED TO DEATH.-We were panied 10
learn, Thursday, Of the death of little son
OF Mr.. Henry Hons, by scalding. The moth
er had left the coffee boiler upon the stove
and stepped into the back yard for minute,
during which time the child managed to pull
the boiler off the stove, which in its descent,
deluged him with hot coffee, and caused his
death in few hours.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
Black Noses.

A resolution has been introduced into
the Kentucky Legislature which provides
" that the keeper of the Peniten.iary shall
procure suitable chemical dye, such as will
STAN the cuticle or outer surface of The skin
perfectly black, so that it cannot be wash
ed of, or in any way be removed, until
time shall wear it away, and nature furnish
new cuiicle or surface; and that with this
dye he shall have the nose OF each male con.
vict painted Thoroughly black ard renew
the application as often as may be necessary
to keep II SO, until within one month Of the
expiration OF HE sentence, when it shall be
discontinued for the purpose of permitting
nature 10 restore tie feature to its original
hue. preparatory 10 the second advent Of its
owner into the world"
Pike, Of the K"ntucky Flag, is in favor
OF the resolution with an amendment
that the Sheriff of each county be required
to catch every delinquent newspaper sub
scrlber in his bdilwick, and black his nose
and keep it blacked until he pays up.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
From washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Q.

Senate met at noon. Mr.. Hunter appear
ed and took his seat, A message was re-
cei,ed from the House, announcing its Or
ganization, and the appointment Of COM
mittee to wait on the President to apprise
him Of the fact, y ,si ~.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
Congress-.

The House was orgenized on Monday by
the election Of Linn Boyd, of KY, Speaker;
Mr.. Foney, editor Of the Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, was elected Clerk,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
From pittsburKb.

PIrrsBuRGH, Dec. 2.
River falling with six and a-hali feetin
the channel. asi gfm lif
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05

NoosED AT LAST. Among the marriage
notices, in one Of the German buffalo papers,
we notice that Of "Goitified Teuel, Ger
man ior DEVIL mil Kai4 Kleunter.". ss