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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

NEuRsPArHY This is a new work from the pen
of DR. F. HoLLrcK and from the casual glance we have
given IT, should Judge Of much interest and real
worth II treats OF the real origin OF Disease and the
true principle Of Medical Treatment explains the &C
ton OF Gsvansm Electricity and Magnetism contrasts
Homeopathy and Allopashy, both in theory and prae
ee in short the work full OF interesting and vslus
bic information. We shall have more TO say on It, bow
in a aho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

y The steamboat Fenobscff- lying al East
Boston vas discovered 10 be fra yesterday morning
and before the fre ccsld BE- exsinsrsned sne vas bad
~ injured lBosa Aflss til
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

COMMON PtEAs-Psrt Nos 81, a. ITO, -, - II,
lOa 1916 % % 10 S3 II. Part 2-Nos. a.. So 10 3eo
l6 lis 1856 a. Co. So 90 90 1874. l72 l02 lOt 100 se
10 - ~ 10 l32 loo 10 ls4. l9S, 2li
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

~ Ov reply 10 the Coorier's article Of Wtdaes.
day on ASSOCIATION has hitherto been precivded by
our absence At albany. NrN probably be gtre1 on
Tnesdax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09
~. y. mud Frfe Railroad.

Advices from Albany state that an EFFORT VIII
shortly be made IL the Legislature to impose tax
on the freight Of the Erie Railroad until the amount
realized shall be equal to that Of the state
bonus In other words 70 compel the Company %
paw THREE MILLIONS OF Dollars or nearly nan
the estimated cost Of the road. N the fo-m OF :
freight ts1 ia order 70 increase the chances Of
success in this movement, il is proposed that the
money thus collected shall be applied TO the In
largement Of the Erie Canal and It IS expected by
the movers in the matter that union can be effect
ed between those Of the Southern tier Of Counties
who feel aggrieved by the location Of portion OF
the Road in another State and those who earnestly
seek the enlargement OF the Canal. 1t Is possi''e
these efforts NAV be successful and that this great
work may thus be etFectually arrested. but still we
cannot but hope for different result We rely on
the State pride and public spirit Of Wing Legs
lature to defeat such z ruinous measure. The
COMPANY since its formation. has met with obsis
cles Of ever kind. Now when opposition seems TO
have ceased when its labors are about tobe crown
ed with Success new foes aim at It deadly olo"
We trust however. that the friends Of this great
measure will ever be found more numerous than
is advs-sares and that the Legislature instead OF
giving aid and comfort to the interested few who
seek its destruction vii be disposed to continue to
it the generous confidence Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

Po1rcy-An Irish gin named Ann Mclaughlin
spnared ana charged another daughter Of the Emerald
I,ls named Mary Tracy with stealing from her an old
u,r Of CATER boots worth possibly ~ cents Judge Os
norn ende.vored 10 persuade the plaintiff 10 withdraw
III salt but the spirit OF persecution was 30 strong IN
the irl that no remonstrance would avail The Judge,
having no Discretionary power was obliged TO commit.
the weeping girl. in default OF sleO ball whom all pres
-, belevea eurrey Innocent should there not be-
so prov.ion of law in these 70 protect the ma
eousy per.ecuted who may be locked up four or i've
A. "a in stone cell merely on the oath OF an rrespon'
- Violence 49, John Low charged By VIM. n.
yvbi,s OF 90 Hudson with stealing clothing from bic
ba6roo u worth sll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

AAssAcausErrs-Benjam Stevens was elect.
ID sersssssst Arms and Rev George Richards Chaplain
sf the House on Tharsdsy Caleb Cushing ssked leave
70 introduce resolution spproprsiing $4,000 /. aid Of
IL Massachusetts, Volunteers but the subject was laid
On ths table BY vos Of III to 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09
Business Notices.

Rr1rrF 70 lRELAND.-The members OF the General
and Ward Committees requested to meet this day
Saturday. at one o'clock, a, the Mayors office
ROBERT HOGAN, Chairman.
IouN NoKroS Secretary ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

~ The great Holiday attractions NJ the Museum, which
ude the famous band Of Ethiopian Ministries, Great
Western Chapman Family and others, viii draw To-
ssher crowded houses both this afternoon and evening
80 eudd performance taking place al aud lai past
ococs This also the last day oflhe famous dsns Boy
n, {. hiv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

uwrb., man viii ihs bls whsIers-aow 90 yoa
AZ "a 10, them, Why BY using nres shiLhns eot.
80. ~, ss,ces me hax 70 srsw on the sesd Or h.'s
soId ~ r JONES, 70 casihsrfs Pas"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09
WESTMINSTER CO

u We are indebted to Hon. 7. P. STANTON
q TENNESSEE for copy Of his Speech On the Mexican
wy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-HaHaah Hsdlg Vs ~"
liam r C. se5bias-Bresch OF Promise OF Marriage
The Jury In this returned verdict for ne pntu
for 80 This told, was at the plaintiff desire
as the action brought merely 70 affirm the existence
of the contract and show for the plaintiff hay
ing received the defendants visits and not for damages
as the defendant was stated and conceded poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09
CITY ITEMS.

u Under the new Constitution Corporations
may sue and be sued in the Justices or Marine Courts
such hsd been the law year two ago the City OF
NewYork would have saved many hundreds of dollars
in the suit brought against them by the lamp lighters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

SUPERIOR CouRr-Be;ore Judge Oakley -C Charles
Lolman vs. Nsic York and Ere Railroad Co-Aeuon to
recover back bonds exchanged tor stock already re
fe.red to- Verdict for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

WEATHER At AIBAST.-Very cold yesterds
The river rose so as to cover the dock, but was r
cedng az night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

vxRxosr.--ws have no returns yet from the
roarsh District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

yWu. s. Riddle, driver OF one ofthe Fort
u.ril,on a., ges was yesterday required 10 appear
the tribunal bere the various Peeeados Of the cry
are taken cOsn rsnee o. to answer sehsrss % assang
......,,,., n.,o ID Edward Commins. Riddle alleged
that the Complainant go, into the stage in which were
,.s., and made some demonstrations which ne deen'e1
TO Be highly ndeoorous and he caused him to ni'n the
90, =, ~. Journey on the drivers box When required
to p.y tor his passage the complainant refused "a a'
count of being turned out Of the vehicle ~0ereup"s
violent scene occurred and the defendant CONN., We
...su, The matter was referred for settlement y Ins
next General Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

Baa<u r.uns<dHe went to Troy. b. cscs - - X
ss.f ne would DOT work here; 90 aocdp ~
looked more Wild than he'd him ne 80, - a.
GOOD mind TO Jump overheard Iunderescoe - ,Ns
hr Howe waited hin 10 come 70 wort - - ~
ahead I came up 70 him. b. hsn s,sr9n{ 80 seg
and tapped him on bis shoulder be az 49, Srsw
took I'm by he arm and told him 10 cot 49,
bsck, ssd ssid al h.int ssen doing .,xtAP
Nm II ra him wotk II be would con lsIss. ~
aItoesshsr be ssid be would looa hin ~
Nssd him he vss moeh plssssd, So ~~ss1 "
70 Nv hsuse % he shyd tsy tidis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

WAIsHs resolution for a select committee to
consider the whole subject Of Labor OF apprentices
hours OF labor, sc. was adopted. Committee to
report by bill or otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

~ What red face lhai ady rad as, wsss' oss GOV
.he hne, white usespts . ~ ,I Lem. $1,000 iy
Whs.s' wh.en awsys has he toove eject SOC ~ A.
JONES y Czsfhau-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

" 10 LIVINGSTON h WELLS we are indebted
y" Assy papers in advanse Of the Post ofos delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09
NEW-YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE--FR Jan. :. l-f.
a bill was introduced providing for registration
Of births marriages and deaths.
Resolutions were offered declaring that the Gen
eral Government ougbt to pay all the necessary ex-
penses Of equpping the volunteers and that Slave
n should be excluded from all newly acquired ter
ritorv. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

r- NrhHs teeth sweet breath as1 se4iuy gnlls
S,xs,1v.sve cents. or the money refunded " AZ
bo arr not satisfied sfler Una ma QUE px ~ AHr
rno ~ 30 h.. not done ali this-aye and more TIE
-. o,'-.s. PIcsyune says, On s>pi ~, u 10 te most
S,isi de,icioas article, and 100 etssp Al twenty-five
c-nfsa box Sold By 7. JONEc, . Nna'nans~ y N'"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

~ THE WEATHER-The City Items man OF
of The Tribune remembering perhaps the tx he got
into few weeks since, which kindly pointed cut 10
h,,r THE morning says-" We won't say word about
the weather ia use-we csnt begin 10 keep track
of tive give in No wonder that our friend u dead
beaten for since yesterdays Commercial was PUBLISH
we have had heavy rain strong wind dense FOG rapid
thaw falling -now Spring ike warmth bitter cold Keen
frosi murky clouds. Egyptian darkness. pleasant moon
lizht clear blue sky and brilliant sunshine and In tie
t,so ls,ter are al this hour rejoicing Com Adv.
The above ia fair impartial catalogue such a. the
weather tables OF the Corameyesi usually are and We
do not know that the LAST few hours have enabled us to
add any thing to neighbors highly seasoned and sea
.onsble dish except to pepper il plentiay With dust
which hs. been whirling about the streets in perfect
clouds 1t Is as cold too charity and the edge of the
raw night is as ragged poverty aud commands itsii
with a hiyer TO the shrinking blood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

" v B. PALMER j. the authorized agent and Is da'y
receiving subscriptions and advertisements for mo OF Inc
best papers OF the country far and Al bis Offices IN
New-York Boston, Philadelphia and BALTIMORE HIS
agency in New Ork is In The Tribune buildings y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

Fjusuce-Code Of Procedure-C invention De-
bates-The Reconsideration 10 Volunteer.
for Mexico-A Royal Donation-Pompeii and
HercuIaneum--Appoi ntments--C ommitfee
Rooms, &c.-Married Women's Rights-Rafe
ofIurerest-yTike Waish's Fret Nove-Excise
Act-Contested Eiection-1TanorialT Titles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09


r% At the Police yesterday. Charles reoheid'
the kseper Of a tavern in the sixth Ward was bound
over 70 the next General Sessions in he sum OF soO Tor
an alleged assault upon person named John : bsty
The affair ia said 10 have originated In this wise Inc
complainant was the holder OF stakes upon an election
bet which was won by the defendant, and when ne
demanded payment Bstiy rendered note Tor " drawn
by ScoSeld sometime previously. Being somewhat net
tled this Circumstance Is represented ss melting him 10
the commission Of the otence
MORTALITY OF BROoKIYN.-Ihe Health Pnysi-
ian reports the following list Of deaths in Brooklyn for
,bs week ending Jan. 2 l.i7 From pneumonia : ds
80 Of the lungs l. consumption !, exhaustion j. IN
kno wn l. hooping coush !. Inflammation Of eng' l. 90
a n, ain lever paralysis ]. liberated throat hydro
s,. ts disease Of bowels Group J. sPrue = oid age
hen itis l. intermittent fever /, disease Of nesf' i
,o,. "a Adults - children TO- Males TO- females -
From xew.fork, O.
y,vi'l De seen BY our Common Council report tnAi
r-.olu, ION WAS passed lac, evening prohibiting the re-
ov,l % any deceased person from Brooklyn "''no1'
report az the death 70 and obsainng permit rom lne
Msvor or Health Physician. Such resolution nAs 'ona
been n seded. and we confidently anticipate he nos'
ssn<Se, d results from iu opsrsuoh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

PEsyuwERy At REDUCED PRIcEs.-Comstock Co.
p Cortland st. BELOW he hotels side, VIII sell al re-
tail arse of Permery and Fancy Soaps, al very low
hoias,s nrces 10 cose their stock In that line dl9 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

in the sui, brought against them by the lamp lighters
To ne Editor Of TIE Tribune.
CORPORATION ATroRSEY--In reference TO par
ssrsph in this mornings Tr5uHe, the Corporation Al
torney bess leave to state that his duty simply to pros
ecute complaints made for violations OF the ordinances
of the city or of the laws OF the State With the making
of the complaints he has nothing TO do Citizens and
others who desire to make complaint, are invited to do
% At the Office Of the Corporation Attorney in the Park
any day except Sunday from the hour Of nine in the
morning to fee in the afternoon-with the assurance
that they will receive the promptes attention Or they
can If they prefer make il st the Station Houses OF the
Police in their respective Wards whence it is transmit
ted in due course to the Corporation Attorney.
If instead Of doing either of these things, people
choose 10 erumble and do nothing more, who is TO
blame lCertsinly not the Corporation Auorney.-ED.
- We are obliged to our correspondent for
giving ia correct revision OF the facts respecting the
FIRE in John-st on Tuesday morning. It seems that the
loss Of Mr. ONDERpoNK greater than we had sup
nosed and that the Howard House sustained soma
though not very serious injury. But more than these
(says our correspondenp losses, which probably are
covered by insurance be discovered by visiting
family occupying the basement under the burnt store
The writer visited this cellar about II o'clock and found
all OF them wet hrough-tner beds were Pooi OF wa
ter and IL was continually dripping down through the
ceiling above If IL had not been mild weather they
would have probably persisted with cold Yet no notice
il taken by the papers of these the rsdiea losers You
also state that the fire extnguished by the hose OF
No which Is incorrect, The large engine, No a. was
first there snd nearly exngshed the hre before any
thing else in the shape OF an engine reached there
~ The ERINs ball for the benefit OF the or
phan Asylum in Prince st. takes place at Castle Garden
on Tuesday evening next
~ Capt WALKER of Texas. has received
complimentary supper from the officers of the First D-
vision Y. 5 Artillery which came of at the Mercer
Z - 49,. NJ a. eve. pen. JHNRLEs ". s~,fnroRn
presided and the night went OFT very agreesby
SOMETHING TO BF Proud Of.-A correspondent
of the New.York Courier Enquirer says that he has
personally inquired Of all houses in the city known as
remitters OF small ireland by drafts on that
country and has sscertaned hst the immigrant Irish
population have RENTED during the year s46, e'SAi
hundred and egh thousand dollars OF this sum $40
coo have been RENTED within the last two months
II 1t is said that Commssary General STORMS
has accomplished the negotiation by which the State re
ceyes S322si for iis property staten Island 90 that
our city will have new arsenal and the harbor of
NewNork will be protected by additional iortihcaons
I on Staten Island
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
COMMISSIONS AND FITS.

N. m NEw YORK, April n 1870
Ut H. CHatsrIE-Dear Sir; duly 10 state ~, IN,
o' 'he Pnbr that your Galvane Remedies apI. L
W hnE- ana Magnetic fluid, have entirely son now
eleven years Old Of the alarming frs n heb m
pseh SUBJECT l0t the last Tie onrn Ia from
!" hs IN one day. SOMETIMES accompanied with the mo dread
u" sieeensat The sanc time choking throat and Main
W Nv "eon Of the heart His mother have long de-
P oi ms % and release from such misery MOI y. IA
But through The OF Providence ana your ,ep,
NE II NJ" QUITE WE'LL and firmly believe hi enrr ~ m
e permanent we put en- the and applied one oC
ms most violent eonyninns and passed OF For the
e''ihg Jew DAYS he had merely symptoms III.
u ' Tor PERIOD OF ssven month"; there no SWIM
TOM whatever that we could detect look. b.urr eats
sep. -oundy and certainly every respect an Altered
child am very respectfully yours
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
GEORGE WHITE.
SICK HEAnaCHE-

"'"ns eeithcair il from the ady OF Capt p. Strain
one oil The most respectable Citizens Albany York
1,.-.-.. Albany, March 9 lsiG.
H, I" eery that have been afflicted sryeia wears pas
WIN me ck headache which distressing complaint has
me 10 Se b"i from one n days week during , t,p
TOT one n'h past have Dr. Chsiies Gaiyanie inRs
ana oecanonay used the Magnetic am appy 10 sav ina,
have not been troubled with . lex headache sine.
r 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
NUMBER 90.
RHEUMATISM,
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE
TNO SATISFY THE PURI IL, OE ruI Al

Two SATISFY THE PUBLIC OF THE Az
hENftrTf Of the following statement IA. L... .t,..
ed before thu Mayor Of New Yors.
hereby certify that for thi,t.sn yea M have h
vriey afflicted with attack. Rh-unati-p pr,,.,nx Am ill.,
~ ana huibs accompanied with an IN. n.t-
thr pain. have been be- nsahs
'Ne 400 nv Fener1 bsahh
was uouh'd with low spirit. rosy sned
h'f-ln and rvrne OMEN
n '' an end Of my sah.rinxs by dsaih.
hs can infish" my fortunes. For relief ,nc.
~ fhroPc 10 which Ind -asd
% CONSIDERABLE" time under the phy
steh IN Liverpool hut he Did On nv arrival e
i"s to ...p n. A az,
aoe 10 WaN 'teP wbut other t..ei. WIS N,
auaiin situation. with the W. ,krn 20 th,
'' hospital aud put undsr the Moses. nr uo,a
Ah' some "bet physicians % the Hospital
eulas akrnt TO he
pn ~ Stlon lsand when several weeks uns.,-o,ny
process oi Mercury This nearly killed
nae must -Doa dc As had s-m.ns of D
Chse IN the newSFaPcrs and y,rr nd 10 b
ma.s W w 'aivanie ARTICLES. DIT hist hope IN send
70 the ehee and stating my case rr c,,nr
baus l"r e wrists ami limbs a The Ma
e tn The people at the Hop At me Tor ret,rx
men, and tod doetots RntI y, ,a,,
on anh r-d the Fuhi Fot bor. fen ma .bsny
ufc neA' morning the sthiness
we pam was less ny nEhs fct every r-..et a,i ,
iffH tAHE ITO Hetks n,
uHe. which than 4 year hav. bsrn IN an. Xv, -
AMI nom thenee To Antwerp during aihat time ,v- nj
NO attack whatever Of Rheumatism other uaip al NJ
hs' befn perfect in every respect though e1pos
' " All u" V'eiSiujcs Of week that
c"uAi hardly stand have strong ard e,,K =, "
p'i OF my e ab huy believe
lu results have been accomplished power Of Doctor
'n''"e' 'a'San'e Bands and Magnetic FLUID.
HENRY JOHNSON
- No. as, Pearl Street, New York.
On the 10th day Of November, toasanJ eight hup n
oI 'N appeared before the within Henry Johnu snS
- ul'h '' 'hs above statement substantially n
e'eh anu every particular A. ~ MICKLE
Mayor OF the City Of New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
NOTICE.

NUTICE.
N consequence Of the state of nv health, have
tins day wirawn FROM the and will be
,nee-rd" BY my two nephews Mr. r. Cwahnsy ami Mr. w
WG~aimey under the firm NJ r. C. GwATIIMEY 4 co who
w realm the Old stand Sboekoe warrhous which have .,
long occupied
beE elve to solicit the my friend. and Gu.
utn' IN behalf Of the above mentioned rl payment
Of those indebted . without delay
ROB. GwATIIMEY.
Richmond, let December 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

WEBB, BACON IL co. OFFER FOR SAFE
W l33 hhis Porto Rico
20 do Cuba MuscOvado
do 81 Cro1
co New Orleans 1sUGAR
100 raeiases loaf, crushed, and powdered
Wooiseys, StuaTt's and Loyerngs
) &c s. 5 S,:.5: AotAs.rs
325 bag, Rio
400 do I.aguayra
s. 10 II Domingo z..
100 DO Java (''FtEb
80 do Na7caiho
50 DO and - bbs 2. Rico
90 bag. Pepper
DO Pmcnto
l Cloves
so boxes Oranges
Botcs Rai.ns
100 boxes Sperm
DO Adamaniinc ,...,,
10 TaIow 1CANDLhs
50 DO and half boxes Huns Patent
Brown and shaving Soap
% paekg, Gunpov,cT and Imperial pan superior .
% do POwchong ,o IE.s
200 sides Sole Leather various qualities
Bales Shuc Thread
1000 krg, cut Nails Brad.
ton. Bisiercd Strel
zoo acss Liverpool Blown salt
10 tons Nova Scotia Grind.ton.s
500 ucroe, Lime
10 tb, Port
half pipes Madeira WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
20 bbls Tanners OIL
10 do Lamp do
100 bbls North Carolina Gross IIeungs
Barrels do Shad
Nos I and MlekerrI, IN whole, half and or bbls
BarrtsTsr; Rice
IS ioL Painted Buckets
60 doz Corn Broams
$50 hlss Patent Buck Shot
Ear eat lupohts GunFowrr sapctre Hops Indigo; Mad
Der Ground logwoo Coppes. Alum. Choeol- Bruma; wr
Cotton Yarn. Lamp wicf Wrapping TSn.. WpI, I, s1In
ana lOilsi Manufactured Tobacco, &c Sc. NH %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
CITY HOTEL,
Ric IA mn a m al Vn

TNIIS new aud largo establishment was OPEN
- by tr subscribers the isi inst Who with .
OF MI RAMSAY. late the icd ani wrn
the FARMERS nosl Ia Fredericksburg. determined
heir Undivided attention To the comfort and
patrons The House situated In the of City.
ground lately covered by the noted Old Bell
handsomely provided with furniture entirely sober
a-d attentive assistants and and with roasuae
n the patronage OF the
@ Of oil en and and with
snec In the Boiaxbook Hor Pcer.burg Va think
supply equivalent Tor any favour bestowed
will formed and provided under the Mr. WIN
Wool - attached TO the house convenient distance and be-
ing himself the
may BE- assured Of good attention for them
JOHN MINGE A. sON.
9 Petersburg lnisseBoer National
Washington. ID g. Raleigh Star and ksbux
raid and Recorder, Norfolk Herald and Beacon and Richmond
Enquirer Warren,on Flag win copy
and -rnd ihriI payment. de OFF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
hSKINS LIBBY' Line Of Packets between Richmond and
New Orleans, will September
" b. composed o he following vessels:
Barque BACHELOR, Capt. IiIRAs Horror;
BTs ORLEANS, Capt. wy SHITn;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. Jos. RouISsoN.
One OF the above will leave tins regularly
We confidence, recommend the above
public they -,Icy the trade and will insure
vcssi commanded 10y steady dis
For passage
having se superior Accommodation both for cabin aud
psssenEers, appyto }. FISHER a. son, or
HhSKIf'S n LIBBY.
b. All freight country will
forwarded charging only regular aud
Wharfage. J. p 3,
l. la H.Gi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
NOTICE.

UHANE this day associated with me MIR. JAS.
A. TRH'E who bon my employment for several years
od 10 old sand o 18th and Cary
street under style own ANDERSON CO for the Of
conducting Grocery and General Comms on busnts
for Hoc.tic Goods, Cotton Yarns &e
w, apo products and NJ the State and have
rsg,d tie Mr. DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct the
grocery department Of SAID business His eNpcr
ncc for TINT branch Of the business to- well
known them and have also made an
arrangement with MI FRED ANDERSON aid IN the
department. who has long been familiar and
unlateiy acquainted this branch Of business.
will be made Of groceries do
goods tobacco, wheat pig iron and articles of
general uldc WIN hNDERSON, IT.
February lat, lsi7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
TO Country observation-disclosures. sboc.. V,tx
tnp.. TruuL. A..

WE subscriber begs call IN. ,tt.non NJ con,,,y
n,iehants to his stock % SPRING GOODS ars. pan Of
$500 o''h received W thin the ss weeks. and comprises
ass'umeni OF Boots Shoes Cap. Trunk.
~ 49, ~hsh VIII he found handsome styIe- all
-, VI" ~ sod nj the loves. market prices OF on
'be usual time In punetra customers JUDAH MYERS
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