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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-14
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/ WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the La
dies to arg. and beautiful assortment Of the above
Guods. which VIII L, Did without reserve far Cash.--
Gail ] ste thr4
Ja..- Il :. WAL y RYAN. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-14
NEW YoBk MARKETS. june ..

Flour SIIsd aenrscr at $50.
Wheat prime rad-SaIes at Il .sltoS l.qI.
Cum, prime yeIIaw-Salos al Sill to N,lI.
Cotton Market heavy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-14
Attention The Whole.

Fshif s., BSCRIBER specially inCorms tie eli
u 2eas Of lyneiaure aud vicinity. that be has gust
received from the Northern cities. fine assortment Of
WATCHES AND JEN ELRH viz:
me Gold, uIIJewtIled Levers, bontsmou- case; and
sone Single case Gold Watches, u Iewellul; Detached
Anchor. do do do do. Gold Fon
Clasa fine selection OF Ladies' and Gcnicmens breast
Pins, bsom Buttons fine ood finger Rings Of the latest
lons3 silver and Gold Pencils Gold aud Silver spec
laales llae Gold and Jet Ear Rings; Coras and Neck
lace. oil different kinds and qualities.
fs.-AII work entrusted my care will meet witt,
Prompt attention. Old Gold and Silver taken in ex-
change Tor ucw work.
Nay lO--W3in # CHARLES 4. FVARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-14

VIRGINIA At rule beta l thecers une Il the cir
cult superior court - las, and rhanrory for the unity of
Nelson. on Monday, thu On day Of juno, 1911:
Charles ucrr5a, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-14

Meaiah Davis admin of Edward Gvatkin, decd >,
Cataune Gwotkla laniea GNti7, Nary GV4kIn Edward
t1,,aih9. Frances GHat.iu l.ueY Nina Gw8t0p Horny
Gwatln, Nathaniel j. AIason Sheriff Of Bciiaa county,
and Liz Uuucr, defendants,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
c.,.,r,,,,,, Trea.on-- Aid ard Comfort" sc

la turning over the pages Of the North British
Review. for November last says the Baltimore
ps,y;otl we find very able and interesting arti'
Gle unon the history OF It0ls. The writer refers
much Of the degradation which that country suffers
NJ IFS state Of suejection to the Austrian power.
He says; 49,, NM.
. Web before US a WORK, rriased n lS.s Ms1sn
sretsd 10 be used for nssueuVn and readiag IN NE
s.eopd class OF elementary schools by order OF lae Aus
,ssr ssov,mpepi We shall give some specimens OF The
ses,,aeucn which has impaired sad OF he notions s y,
~, ,hse no learn read Ia The GoNeramenl scnoos OF
Ausix presa ming that no .ceo ooc.s were "a
the schools existing long before ne a@s"ss"
loon them under rs parental iuielsge-
The writer then makes an cNtractwiA ave" 70 STOW
,ns which Is ineuicated upon the rdeAy OF
the people 10 their sovereign and also oil the ieiP0s
and spiritual punishment which viii be visited upon ~
Who neglected. OF unoescfssnt OF inst aoeny Tie
then concludes by saying there src lew iner pas
,ages respecting war ths, worth quoting
Qssss'e~-Whs' must subjects abstain from tees'ae
. x.~ss.-They mas, sh.lan iEOa lsAirg aareasoaaby
Of The events Of TOE wN.
"Q.-And why 90
IBecsase As they DOT Of the real eiIcUm.
aress II such events they easily deceive The popa-
What nue. csissns end eoca,ry people do not TO
They rass keep quietly a. hOae-nalnd sheH own
tcaness-wofk and pray
"Q-aow must subjects behave when The eAsiny causes
mus, hear those iossss with patience. aae par
,,r,r ,ru,t IN Coz and thef sovereign
We give this extract, says the Patriot winch
We make literally without any comment not
doub,nS that every Intelligent reader WI disco CT
ia the discourse az his lxcccncy President folk al
extract parallel to that which the Austrian Govern
meat employs 70 school those who are In suojse
tso1 to il " it, doctrine 0l pssslss eota'ssee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
NEyv-YORK TRIBUNE.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ptr1kDrarIuA

PlnLADELrIH4, Jan -.
Thee !. no change ia our markets although a
I'm. more activity y felt today During the month Of
,.na.,s we seldom have much business in city and
Tn. month Is peculiarly dali
The subscriptions 70 the Central Railroad go on
srsSy snd about 1870 shares only. are needed
70 secure the charter and commence the wor<
The State Treasurer Annual Report on the imam
eos ol the Commonwealth has just been laid before me
Legislature but have been favored with copy 10 al
vance which il extremely gratifying IN view Of the I'M
moved fiscal appearance From th!s statement y a.r
.ar that the receipts during the past scal year have
teen S35l9O57 r. and the balance IN Treasury NOV 81
IS wss s3-4 so % fnssing the total revenue sSS]slJ
- The expenditures during toe same peTioo were
s352926i 81 leaving balance in the Treasury Nov 20
1916 OF s3Sf67s 20. The receipts Of the year have
been more than The expenditure irrespective o. hcr Da
Snce OF lssJ and the pubic debt Las been decreased
S2st.-it =
The estimates for the present year exhibit the follow
in conclusions that At The close 90 Nov 80 -i7 the
,ut,faadinQ taxes will be S5i20fO the public debt will
10 DIMINISHED by the amount Of relief notes Cancelled
and the balance In the Troa.ury be s5l9lp ~.
A. 10 the payment Ol the February interest ~ gdccf
y.yoAd oonfnSeacv The condition Of the Treasury 70
me, the n,eres, viii depend upon the amount received
tn. month but II temporary denct should occur the
interest be paid former OCCASIONS insucn 81
q Considerable portion il not Immediately demanded
and by proper some Of the accrung revenues
may be anticipated
The snm Of sl65s72 40 has been received from the
tax on loans Ia view OF it, doubtful justice, ~ tire
dyces the rate of interest," which the state c0ycnated 70
pay /; u recommended 10 repeal IT as coon as The state
Of the revenue will demand IT, but present reconmen
dAton 4. made 10 set apart sinking fund. which
disposition will increase the value Of public stock and
thus compensate holders 10 an amount equal Il mol
greater then the tax retained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
ASHES INsPECTION

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves M
l der the name and firm Of FRkkBORN, JENEII y
co for the purpose Of pursuing the business Of Inspection
Of Pot snd Pearl Ashes and have opened an Office No %
and % Washin ur the let of May next alter which
tine they will be found the old established Inspection
Warehouse f8 and % Westsi in the city Of New
The matter Of Inspection In future, being unresineed
and free, regards legal requirements, s II u IRE
sumed il will superscde The Becessy OF The cA-sca-
ton these articles according 70 the proper standard ~
PERSONS competent 10 perform the same This seems 70 be
called for from the skill and experience necessary % arrive
Al the different properties OF The articles the preservation
of the character Ashes in foreign markets and also
promoting the convenience and facilities OF dealers IN
these articles $50
The undersigned feel assured that they are entitled to
the confidence Of the public the score Of thorough
knowled re the articles they propose To nspecand class
ify oil the members Of the firm having been practically ana
Almost sauiy for many years past engaged IN the IN
specIOn Of ashes and 10 future VIII give er per.oral A.
teuon tbs business II Will be aim to preserve e
standard OF inspection and do justice 10 The manufacturer
and the consumer.
Tho fees of peclion will be reduced from former rates
twenty per cent and liked al eight cents per hundred
pounds, which will be invarisble.
Ashes will he received at the Warehouse ON storage al
usual rates subject TO order for Inspection OF ouef-
wise.
Submitting the above matters 10 your consideration, We
shall he pleased all times receive ashes you may
see ri TO entrust 10 our care.
Very especiiully, your obedient servants. -
FRkEBORE. JEWErr 4 co.
J.. p TREEBOKS, o. D. JEWEfi,
4. ~. CASSIDY, D. d. LEsTEE,
IanuAry l.. tft7, . ". uEcRAuW. Dol I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

THE ANHArIsT,

a RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE j be Cay
n OF New York. edited hy ". G. R0.erl-ou. u y fr!-
low Of hi College d Physicians sn1 surgeons % New
YORK no. Of his vzluoe Journal Is JOS. .ssaed-
l. Report q the Clnqls u tie College u Fhy 'ic-ans
and Ssrgeons-
II. RepOr. u he NeS-Ycfs HO-piis-
ILL., Report Of Obsietlc Practice, No q B. Plot OlAn-
~. BlbaO.rsphcs NoIces
=. The Bnash aud Foreisn Medical Rs7sw-Hoa'-o-
psihy.
VI E6sfoTs T4ss-P Proceedings q Nserns iof ne IS
ts5iishineut OF al Academy u Ne icne go S-i =
~ IL the City u Sew-I0rE TIE 'Lelhcoa. =, ne
New York Hospits. Nol.ce-" AesaeaJ 81 Men
cine and Surgery" DANIEL ADELl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
miscellaneous.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING o.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE
No SrKucE-srRsETf Trse doors from Mamie
rl,HE facilities VI tis establishment for JOB PklNINt
are perhaps unsurpl BY any Office in the city The
patronage Of The year has been such - 10 guaranty
great extension In resources we Lhefeice, WIN con-
fdenc- issue the following Gard;
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied win al klnas
Of PRINTING a. the cheapest rate, VIZ:
Cafds Bills Lsding,
CircuArs Recei pts,
Bill Heads, Checks. &c.
ToLirERAEY GgSrLENEs-O OF gnai AfaniueIiPu printed
with accuracy. go.
Pamphlets Stereotype Wgls, ard all kinds OF
Roots Liter Preii Pruning
To LECTURERS AND MusicIAss-Prograrmei beautifully
Lecture Biu. Small Bal. Tor Dls,ri.
Mammoth Bills, button, &c 49,
And every description of PLAIN and OrHGueHtaf 100 ort
executed with great and puncuay, Al tue Office,
The improved POWER PRESSES, FOR BOOKS, PAmFH-
LETs, &c. OIL.
An work on the above Presses will be done Al e1fsordi
nary low prices J. A. FRAETAS,
~ n Tribune job Printer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

POLIcE.-JacOb Evans and Geo King were ar
rested on a charge Of stealing gold wscb, whose pro
perry not known John Estelle attacked an ofhcer
who attempted 20 srresi acquaintance Of his and did
his best % put the officer n the gutter but lacking bone
and muscle he captured and committed. About 3
O'Clock this morning attempt WAS made 10 break open
the residence Of Philip Hone Esq. corner Of Broadway
and Great Jonesst Two young ladies VINO sleep IN The
part Of the house whore the effort made ss~ man
with glazed cap standing upon the window ELL aud gave
the alarm Mr. Hone upon which the burglar decanp-
ed .Jno. gs.nes oltGs smith committed for stealing
lot Of clothing from John McCufe Of Grand and For
syih-sis worth SIS. Hector K. W Benen. an escaped
convict from Siag sing was arrested by sbadooi and
Reed and rocommiited by Justice Tmpson. 4 cool,
managing gentleman, who calls himself h. T. Inomp-
sOn aud leaves bis card with the address 81 Houston
stole from Mr. J. Boyd Of IS Liberyst several vsld-
able articles Of wearing apparel His appearance on
Broadway where he seen rsradiDg, was IN nowise
unimproved by the Some cereiitr dFdns-
ris lodging al the Exchange Hotel turned the key Of
room No t. with nippers and stole from the occupant
Mr. H. c smith. gold lepnc watch and several dollars
ia cash. AZ this uppcr process u wei known al notes
should be furnished with inside bolts 70 their bedrooms
Two overcoats and cap were stolen from me en-
try Of Mr Anderson Of Ji3 Bowery No arrest House
keepers arc continually warned By the press not 10 leave
small portable articles their entries or 10 have dead
latch attached 20 their front doors ANY number Of
petty srcene and Of drunkenness and d%ordery
conduct wound Up the twenty four hours OF yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
FRESH FRUITS &C.

FRESH FRUITS. &C.
AIALAGA GRAPES, Malaga Raisns In whole, hslf snd
lvIqr boxes Xanie Currants, Sutana kssins hadelfa
Crfon. ltAlisn Ciirou, Candied Orange and -'s,-
Ro,deswx Prince 90 nsncy boxes, Smyrna and Nal
ass Fsss, Egyptian Dates, Arabian Dates, Butter
Almonds J Jordan Sheied Almonds Sicily sheled
Almonds. Almonds Paper shell. &c. fibcris,
Brazil Mus, Madeira Mats Pecan MUS Conoa
Nuts, Pea Nuts Calabfis, Sicily and tehnec
Liconce, Rock Candy, sperm Candies Al
no l51 colors and different prices, Sperm Oh, WIN
ter aud fall strained, Sweet Oil, In bottles
and bellies, Sardincs Ia oil, Achieves,
Olives, Capers, Mushroom and Tomato
Ketchup Picked Onions WAlnuts,
Gherklns &c worcestershire Sauce,
together with a general assortment Of
English Sauces
superior Green and Black Teas full assortment ana
White and Brown SugaIs ell the different kinds Al All
prices Coffee. an assortment, also roasted snd ground
daily, Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Paste, Cocoa
Shells. Spices, whole and ground, warranted pure,
Bakers Brown. Pine Apple, Raspberry, Lemon, Gin
ger Orgeat aud other Syrups, Cherry and Kasp-
berry Brandy rich aud delicious cordial, Cor
dais foreign and domestic IN DO ties aud on dfail.
old IRISH Scotch snd Mouongsh Whisky IN.
pefi0r old Wines and Liquors an assortment,
Scotch, English and American Ale md Porter
and bottles, isngiass, TApiooa, Arrow k0ol,
Chaiham-st SasO. Starch, Rice, Barley HOmny, Dat
meal, CASTLE, Yellow and Shaving soap
Indigo, white comb Honey, Molasses
and Syrup. Brandy Peaches and Cher
rios Rock Candy Juilbe Paste, Sale
rsius Ielies, East and West lrdis
Preserves, saPsago, EngAsh and
American Cheese &c.
Congress aud Pavilion Saratoga Water In Ct and pr
bottles Havana and Principe Segss, various brands and
very Heidscke Champagne and Other iavoTte brands
always on hand The above goods for sale In original
GAsSNER YOUNG, No. iS2 Chslham-sL
d5 ~ opposite The Chatham Theatre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
TIWYERIs nIARY FoR ls47.

lust PUBLTSHFD--This md pensb.s accom- s1imeui
~ Law yer's once, containing nst u ne heN
Sheriff. ard Clerks e.scied 10 November ast' al Al1e
and st Of Sundays FOR lie year 1915 Masters sha LAM
ners IN Chsncery Sher's jury for he ear lois Og
nssioaers Of Deeds appointed ~ Governor IN ot-I
s1ies Commissioners % iske aesno" rl .I.ru,- W IL
Sstes Pgbic Notares and Commissioners Of Deeis Ia
the Cty Of New, YORK Rates ol Postage ofesl CoA,
s1s. BANKS and Insurance Companies ln llr 49, i
New York ana Brook W Elections il lie Stale ~ rev
York: Ccrpnraion O! the Cry % Ae~-i or ours y
tie niier states. stale 81 SewIors ana Ciiy o. Nt'
YORK. American Ministers a. Foreign Courts thafA 2
d Ma res complete ff u al the Lazy ere u NE I ~
t;eyg. grs-,eeeher win a lie usual Memoranda ieial-
sy 4, he diagr-nt Cour.s Published and iors ~
BELL = GOULD, Law sialonefsi
Nsss4u-EL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
The New City Charter.

10 rtl Editor Of The Tribune.
There Is a sort Of people who are never satisfied
with decision against them They can always
show many good reasons why 1t ought not to stand
aud as often they Unsuccessful they VII. cry
out only give me another chance snd will succeed
OF course decision in favor Of such people no matter
how palpably unjust Is unquesonsbly right IN their
judgment.
An example OF this is ia the matter OF the new
CIV Chsrter voted at the last election. That docu
msnt wa. given the people in the middle OF one week
10 be voted on the beginning Of the next It mad the Ia
,bery appreciation of the Common Councilmen' IL hao
the support Of the organized in the service and
rsy Of the City Government II had the advantage oil
coming up 20 an election crowded with other inter
este of magnitude that might easily slip through unn
pe5ed And yet in vote little more than quarter Of
that given upon of the others II was ost In mis-
.,sbs minority The truth IT, that with all the fortu-
nate umssnces that favored the adoption OF the new
Charter sone persons had discovered Its real character
spd ia tho popular meetings OF election time exposed
"a announced IL IL 10 quite surprising that the Char
%, was defested and that defeat under tne cifcutn
s,ances alluded to. puts the strongest Possioe soDden
the measure The question wss IN
one Most people knew nothing about the matter ana
did no, vote 1T all That was clear gam fOr inc 'nsi'
ter Everybody in the interest oil the Corporsuon
voted for H. This was fearful odds yet cuIehs
,upesred at the polls 10 oyerwhem II utterly. Ia the
pny,hero district OF the Twelfth Ward where the fresi
dent resides and whore the Corporation officers are sta
,joned the vote for the Charter was q against II ifO
ia the face OF all this printed Memorial Is IN crcu
lston to be presented to the Legislature 'ns'
yery general sentiment prevails In favor OF tMd amend
,nents and that II the were again submitted 10
the electors they would be adopted by large vote
And 90 an Act IL asked for submitting the SAID amend
yepts anew at Special Election the first Tuesday
of February next The Memorial Is only defective N
not asking that the elections may be repeated without
farther until the citizens are wesred into &C
Inropo.e In two OF three communications. A short "a
possible give some account OF the New Si'y chM,er
lately rejected by the people. JOhN SHllh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
SCHOOL BOOKS

HUNTINGTON x SAVAGE, Publishers and bo9sse..
ers 26 Pearl-.t NeW.YOrk hsve recently Issued new
srd yery much Improved ed Ions of ne works on Asilr-
Philosophy and Chemistry ~ Mrs.. A. W: l. P.elps' 70
which ihey respectfully solicit The attention 81 school
Teachers Committees ard others Interested N etIcaton
Cones viii h. furused for examination, application 10
he nublishers For sale by Booksellers generally iy&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

UUOW TO az A MANA Book for BOys. containing
11U.efu Hins on the Formation Of Character; BY hsI-
vey Sewcom1 author Of TIE 1ouns Lazy D-.1r, -
Useful Hinis he Formation o Character ~ Marcy
EewcOmb, author Of the Young Lazy Cul-et &c
ie0''' MARX ri NEWMAN 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

fra fire occurred this morning the pre-
misses liz Wslker,t ocessioned By caEeessness in de-
posting asaos Loss tiaing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
Urn Goods.

DIaNt<ET-. LINENS. and Housekeeping Aru
Dcle.-A. ARNOLD : co. - CanAl-sI have now ln
store af assortment " he above goods, consisting q"
Linens. heavy, heavy and toe FfonNng' manulse
sared expressly Tor laer f, ,11.'s rade
5.b'y'9 II and l24 Bansley and irish Sheeting
Double Dsniask Table Cloths from - to YARDS long
Napkins and Doyiies 10 match
81, and lo-i Table Damssk aid Diaper.
Brown and Beached Hucksbacs and Diaper Iowe.inss
Long Lawns, BiTdseye Diaper, Cruinb Cloths, I'm
bossed and Printed Table Govern.
To- H. and 1874 Imperial aud Toilet ouiltsi cradle ske
do, ColOred and White Toilet Covers. $500
Blankets-Bsih Whitney 3, 9, IL, II, H. - aud IA
" cradle size. Oh
:, BARkER.x Isl Grand-.L has Just opened an en-
-. tire new stock Of Dry Goods adapted Ia The Fa rade
cgus.stng Of silks Shawls Mefnoes Csshfueres NJ De-
lanes &c which be would invite he attention OF pui
chss-Ts so
CREEN BOCkINGs-i0 bales green. scarlet and
NJ printed Baizes pr-nr s--orme M of qualities
Tor sale by 1871 NEsMlTH co ~ and 81 Pine-st
CAKPET--5Jl pieces hoe, msd um aud superhns all
u wool Cerpet,. Also "a printed Cotton Carpelngs,
for saie by llsl NEsMITH a co ~ md . flne-sL
SHIFTING -TRiPES-Ashburon indigo blue
- Stripes heavy and suitable for export, Just received
for ssle by l9l EESMlIH 90. 80 and 52fine-st
NIERINO CAsSIMERE--5o cases Merno Cast
wi mefes Of qualities comprising every variety
Of color and mixture, for sale ~
n2 c. r. ii ,RRls IS Exchange-plaee
SLATE COLORED CAMBRICs-A superior ar
Stc.e, received this day and for sale by
n26 c. T. HARRIS. - ENehange-plsee.
DLUE AND ORANGE PKINT--New and desi
ID abe patterns on ne and medium Cloths for sale ~
No c. =. HARRIS. a. E1ehange-place.
COIORED AND WHITE rolled paper Muslin.
u Tor ssla BY lnAi g y. HARRIS. ~ kxchAnzr plsc-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
Keoal Notices.
NOTICE to ru.p.ysr.-oonrOnsr' {

NOTICE TO Acknowledgements ofice, br'os'
lNyr November Irth, i;4e-Pur"sni 70 an Act o. ne
Ie<,sture -utite An Act relstg, 10 The coll-cuon o.
Taxes IL ne CITY Il Brookyu srt Tor Other Purpos~
raised Arr AN iss5l Sotce 10 hereby given hat 90
As.-s.u-r Rolls f0r Taxes Tor s curI-ni yeS hsxe n
day been delivered 10 the Controller o. the city Of bfoo
vu and th.s from a. which shall BE- rst % The sad
Controller within thirty days from The date hereof de-
ducaou a Three per cent vii be made sad hat ron ~
sr-s which shsu be paid AMER he expiration Of ne sad
irty laws and within SIXTY days om sad cate, dedue-
ur u Two r-r cent VII 70 rlsce ard thai GA 2nd Gief
the Fksr Tuesdsy In JG1usry nst Ore per cent VII es
sfdei 70 al hen remaining UNPAID slc ma on ln-
TEED Tuesday OF January n-yt the SD Controller VIII
deuv-s the Collectors q he eiiy Of Brooklyn ih-
sAd Rolls together wiki h- wsrsns thereto
annexed directing them TO proceed with regard 10 We III
paid .xr-s 10 ID. manner directed ~ law.
Th4 Controller would respectfully request hoes no N
tend to avail themselves Of he provision. u ne ACT refer
red ~ In The shove notice inform him thereof a. soon ~
practicable TIA; their bills nay be 10 readiness, 80 a. ~
prevent dssy when they may be prepared 10 pay ner
tlEes-
Ia cnmpla,ce with resolution u ne MsyOr ard Con-
mon Council. NOTICE = hereby farther ggen thAi ne
Controller will receive taxes ~ rs dice IN Ire Ciy
Buildings, FROM o CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL O'CLOCK
4. NJ ard az M other hours. A IL O1bphN
nf1tsin CauIrnls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


ship sutton, Galloway. Charleston. Geo sutton
Bark Mcguelon. smith. sligo, Dunhaln D.mou.
Brig Philura Thschcr, Savannah. DanhaIn a D.mon
Sloop WiiiSgd. Dennis, Providcnee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

Bark Frauc.s Walls, Perkins ia Savannah VIA hey
West Is ds su.Sr to master. Len a. key West bark
Ann Hood CT phiisdel for Orleans had been ashore
on CArysporss Rect w-s got % BY the wreekeEs and
taken into key West
Bark ~ Lawrence Waite. Is de tn Mstsnzss. sugar.
10 Taylor. Sailed in company with onss New-kug
land and MsTccS for Richmond Len BARK Chester Oi
Wnrrcn unct: hr.cs Palosid OF Portland Hslcycn -
Ceres OF Portland Margaret OF do Vandslls FOR fhade
ldc; ADELAIDE Wsshbarn. OF Gardner unct Scnr q
of d T. of ThouAsiou uncl Sehr Congress. OF Boston
BSrS Pomons Colby IS ds i'm Shields, Ens. mdse, ic
Schuchard & fsvrc.
schr Amphibiors simpson, ds i'm Philsdei, ndse
TO n L McCready.
SeAr Panama DAVIS. ds I'm Nigsiia corr 70 i0oAei
s Piersoo.
saiLED-ship Sutton, for ChsFlesto1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

TAKE NOTlCE-Thal The eopassnefthip t,.sI,1
OSBORN Esq late VI Bellpor Long Island, and ne -
scnber under the arm VI OSBORN LlTfLb hs .L
dissolved by the death u Mr. OSBORN ard mai ~
fsIrs OF The als firm will be settled, and the ousn's
Quoted on the terms ss heretofore BY me s''"
on his account, AT the old stand 50 fuD",",rrfg
New-York, Nov. 4, 1916. CHARLES D. bii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

" a reward Of SIS is offered by Commander
Bgelow O. the u :. sbp North Carolina for the arrest
and delivery Of Henry Heekroie seaman who desert
ed tie Receiving Ship some time since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

COMMON rae I1oN-so ioas eoalnea Nirs.s.a
Y P.s IfOa a-,olG fos sAle b SHERMAN NORRIS.
IL corner Broad and Beaver.
MOON -CEkW>-T~eniy cAses SomeTvilie Wood
w SvN-. Of sale "a quantities 20 st purchase ., oy
% sAEAAAN \ M0RRlS, cor. Bread ana Beaver 60.