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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
1uN1sssOaGEss OF ELGCTa0N,

ETtlE Undersigned appointed bv the Governor
= u' The State commissioners FOR the conn
Of Jefferson. to smprrin'"nh the election of
Rc''"rS 'or a Preside 1t and Vice President OF
|" United States, 10 be held in aud fur The said
rnvc appointed as Commissioners to at
'rd The Precincts or separate POLLS in said county,
fellows. viz:
~ Shepheras,o,on-Joscri McMuTrau, Jacob
aud John II McEndrcc.
II SmiM~ fcii-J"hn w. Grantlam, Mann p.
and Joseph Smith.
~ It,ryers Frry-Jcrome Il. Young, Am
rosc Cross, and WV. II. Moore. (of Beniamin.)
WIN, c WONTIllNGTON,
A. ]. O'RANNON.
BRAXTON DAVENPORT,
Oct Il. 1913. Co5ans.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07

hIED. at Clover Hi Tavern, on Thursday
" he 2s'a September. SIR ROBERT WILSON,
l,,s return from hirxico. The deceased be-
1g"d tr Capt. Cummings company, aud enlist
In abingdon. Virginia.
hir Wilson died possessed Of about onr hun.
fd lntt,rs in rirnny. and 81 Trunk of very good
IS clothes. He said lie had relatives living in
n"ar Manchester, Na.-ro any of whom, pro-
rty a,r'h"r,zch 10 receive il. the balance Of his
T,rry, a.',r tie expense. during his illness arc
will be deuvcIcl on application.
ID. G.. JONES.
Clover III. Arponattox, Sept. %, 1913.
Ori. II ISIS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
JOHN It,
BALTIMORE,
IN ANTHRACITE AND BlTUMlEl,
GUS GOALS,

Is n AS constantly on hand, Broken and Screen
D Z cd with great care, for family use, Furnace,
Era,c. Stove and Range Coal. a superior arti,
Ie Of Cumberland Coal, suitable for l'arior
.rat"s.
Also, Lump Coal for Fonndcrics, Smiths, Lime
burners. and other variety of Coal, for sale onthc
pos, accommodating terms, by tue Cargo, Car
bad or single ton.
Il YARD. corner oil Exeter and Fleet st.
II OFFICE, No. /. Jarvis Buildings, atjoin-
lhr Patriot Office.
Ocinhpr 3. lSIS-om.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07

Look ouTFoR False RETuRss!-Let our
ff7ends beware Of tie election returns sent of
from StateswbieI have voted, and from this
city into States especially which are yet, &
yotes assomeofoer opponents may essay the
same game which stheysattempted 70 plsyin
1S41,by sepdingin IL distant States unfaTors
ahle Eeturnsforthe DemocTstie party, for the
purpose Of inanencing what . styled tbs
aoafInglgoteE@Bs~aEe of-thess TetnsLS-
Correct oaesNslte forwarded from his psiat
as soraaasits possible for them preach hssS
most rapid transmission.
RazFer EeRzi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
There's aany a Slip Tween The Cap and lis Lip.

New York has been accorded to the wings in near
" all the estimates OF the resalt--we have SEEN
Even xitbthatstate Taylor stands nOchaaCe IL istFue
Bat 1t. support might soften ms eefsai.
The barnhuGners are confident of carrying that
State. Their calculation we find as beioE IN the
New York Herald. II looks extre1.eiJ plausible,
though their proportional the wi2.e Democrats vote
is no doubt vastly ovcrraJed. Ne d. MT suppose :hey
will get half OF If.
The .1te of Si!as Wright, ii 1871, vas 10000
against 81 ,357 for Fillmore. The barlbITaeTs eI-
meet 10 poll tro-fhjrds al Ieas., of the democratic
vote Of IA, and If they d. it, their account viii stand
thus
Direct free soil vsts 1920
Seeding wing vote E5fs 25.JJJ
Whiz ]snti.4cnt aad national reform 600
Total Van Buren, vote 20I499
Fillmore in 1874 %SosoSS
Deduct seeding whiSS &%sgOO
Apti-renters s9 national re-
pini5 5ssas5 q Wig vo.s a SjSSS
q, g s.....,., s. 55s;SSS
Leaving Van gasen majority 8.o20
The dimtnuficn Of tie Wig yos and Tie foFee Of
the seeding wings are probably beth rISers1ssa
and the baTnburder. vdtestB claimed. VlI 5lse
10000 10 5000 higher. Tbs Wigs ~4skneEisdSs
ts3fsSss- $500 1ly IS dE@sssSea by50.3o21
E~snsgmai5Efty e tas Ststa tt1Scelca4
Will s notIsss than 1000. lIH4 sslEsts 1921
coirss, "a our Judgment, too The sighfltn
.tricf, herstofose 1900 strong for the Rhigs gt3g9
for ,ifi tdoes not GctuahyrsseEseNsmas
iotity
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

yEyHE subscriber continues at his house a Clas-
Il steal and Mathematical school for boys,under
a competent Instructor, and will be glad, TO have
four boarders in his family. Terms: $3.50 for
board and tuition for the session often months.
j. c. R[TATLOR.
Oct. II. ls4s-st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
MARYLAND.

the BhtimOre Repuhlican is sangsne efour car
ring Maryland for Casand BotEs- Il points 10 4
gain on our side ofIIO IN Ann ArusdeI, 100 each in
Calvert aud Montgomery, 50 each IN Prirce Georges
aad Washington, 500 in Bait. County, $50 in Kent,
$50 in Caroline. and SEQ IN Doreheste5,aH clear gains,
without any reduction of our reliable strength else
where. In view Of Ibis s.ats o:thingE, IL soas no Fss-
con TO despair If eErEJ dempeais vote b pcIIsd, Of
clsting more than 2050msionty for The DsnOcrans
namines..- So MT e b.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
LErNo DEMocRAr FORFEIT,

LET NO DEIoCRAT FORGET,
Tia: he viii h1vs bat oas day in " rich to cast his
vote,-that all he can DO to e6se:uate soaad political
princiPlsmust be done within u hours on tie ia Of
November.
LET 40 DE01ocRATFoReEr,
That on his own vote may depend the redeslIing Of
his eoun;E5's prssen. prosperity faOm Wing TuEs and
Wing measures, and its honour and future Liberties
fton the unhaliowed s1ay ola military intruder. And
LET 70 DEdOCRAT FORGET,
That in case of defsat. ell the dire rsals, certain o.
rosibls, may rest on his own bead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
WIG HYPOCRISY AND DOUBLE
DEAFJEG

DEALING.
no Who is it that has deserted The position
which he first took as the Il %renple's candidatc;:'
and made himself the candidate OF the joint
forces oflyrannical Whiggery and intolerant Ne
.tivism?
GEN ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Who was it said that g in NO event would he
become the candidate Of any party, or yield him
self to party schemes 2"
GEN. ZAGIEARY TAYLOR
Who has since not only made himself the can.
didate OF a party, but OF the VERY party which he
is reported TO have once denounced as :" E%ORSE
THAN TIE NEXICANS?"
GEN ZACHARY IA YLOR.
Who was it sad "TEosE WHO OPPOSE THE
WAR CANNOT SUPPORT Me- meaning such oppo-
ssers of the wa. is. Curwin Of Ohio, Kennedy of
blaryiand, and the great majority OF tie wings?
-sGEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
WHO is it that has since acceptedsthe suPporf
Of these ANTI WAR WIGS WITH Fl:rpE
Axp TLEAsURE,' and endorsed all they said indr-
nun.;atinn Of himself and hiszfe!low -se!djers en-
gagged inthe Mexican war
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
eWAs gTkRE EyEK sUcHa PARTE:"
In the discussion at Halifax c. II. between
Messrs. Caskie ard Flonrnoy tM e. the latter
addressing himself TO tblt G. said that he shnuid
greatly prefer IN sec HIN tMr. o. though q De-
mocrat. in congress, 10 air Bots, tue present
Wing member, who, though against tie gram,
isga;n ii The discussion in Necklenbnre te-
tween Messrs. Gaskie aud Perkins g. HALIFAX
eWi.iglz NJ q. was assaled as the aniiNor at 1.-The
FVirq:nia Resolutions for inconsistency ia spp-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07

Fine Teas.
WHOSE wanting the finest Teas ever in this
y market, and at reduced prices can find them
at the store of J.eI.3MIlIsER.s
October Al.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07

Honnct Tiibands, Flowers, &C.
DoNNET and Belt Ribands
ID Artificial Flowers; aySfa Ss5f
Bonnet Gaps; sA9f el8f
Silk Fringes, and buttons ST. aqe9g
as For seie.by CRANE &BBR0WN3s.
October %, ls48d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

PAYISs DEAR FOR THE WHIsrLE.-England
wanted glory by conquest. the portionless younger
sons Of her nobility and gentry wanted military
and naval commissions and her moneyed men want
ed iat contracts Her mechanics and lsborers
threw up their greasy night caps At every costly
victory her mercenaries obtained in foreign lands,
al a terrible cost 10 the conquered There was no
Clay to excIaim, Keep well when ye are well q
debt and difficulty accumulated, raw materials and
domestic fabrics even the air Of heaven Itself, be-
came subject to enormous taxes, and this genera
ton suffer for the wicke3ness and folly Of their
crazy sires. Even paper is heavily malcted.-
Msssrs Chambers, Of Edinburgh, Affirm, that Of
$1,000 recently expended in paper, $4,000 were
exac.ed by tie Qaeen as her taxes thereon, being
far more than their own yearly profits. Out OF 1T
lie cones much. II we would avoid squalid misery
WITHIN the United States. We must avoid squan-
dering countless millions to carry wretchedness to
Mexico, and TO strengthen the hands Of the ensla-
vers OF unhappy Africans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
Col. webb and the Corporation Attorney.

As Mr. Tomlnson has been denied a hearing
through the Courier, We make room for the follow
ing statement:
In the Courier and Engarer OF the l7th inst thers AZ
peased article Substantially stating hat thousand
ere, hundred and yo COM ssH had been reported
BY the Chief Of Police TO the Corporation Attorney, from
the LIST Of May 10 the lst November last not to
exceed fur hundred hac been presented by that officer
and that. upon his own yoon, upon the ADJUSTMENT
Of The Aldermen, he had thus grossly violated his duty
and that 10 should at Be remove. om hs place.
Unwilling 70 submit 10 The impuiaious That might
grow out CT - Injurious publication IN p0eefl Qapcr
among the subscribers 10 which gentlemen VIII have
known from earliest youth, Immediately called At
the editors once had Interview with Mr.. Chsrils
King disclosed 70 him the IN which the Corpora
ton Attorney had dshcaTsed his dufie-that from
having received 6SIs complaints from .he Chief q Police
he had rot received twenty i've hundred I0m AZ sources.
both public and prvate-thRi fr from Mt preaching
10 exceed JE- Hundred complaints he had prss,gioj al
that no nOrmers had been permitted % disgrace his Of
fee, nor had the authority with which be was Invested
been perverted 10 base Or soTtid purposes
No King was convinced that the e. aeg .,ious were
Incorrect and with the Impulses 81 gentleman ~ mssd
10 The extent u rs influence, thai al uYlaiols should
be withdrawn, that the truth shoad be tod ad adopted
the suggestion tnai would be credra5ie that the
rer~stion should spPeaT 70 spFirs IRON the editors
Of propreiy than from NY nicrposi.ion.
In the evening, 70 my surprise, received TIE following
note:
Ny DeW SAL have eouvsrssd viii Col Webb who
ita- re IIrttt l-t f-iN-IA sH1-rf -A0rr .I-
ra.ure. whs yOl desire % have sad 90 PUB
ncsi.u the morning. Csure. sad therefore % sse..
~ you this course. icUs. irciy. Gil KING.
Immediately addressed lc;tgr . TIE Eliior Of he
Coui which, In refusing 70 publish be makes he occa
so1 Of Injurious remark.
In he confidence that my communication wcui not b.
rejected. preserved copy which the kisr legSci
- furnish and refuses 70 return TIRE crislaai.
The EDITOR assas then AXIS investigation. Had he
commenced with investigation might have been spared
al A.tsck N the columns O; press "a great 1rencs with
which gentlemen Of honor ard ability are connected
invite ne 1si rigid scrutiny, and however painful the
srcSg CT sosese the sscfihcc determined not alone
for y own bu. Tor the SAKE % every gentleman tliheT
BE- vndcac IN the columns q tie ;ress that vrored
ne, have snch other redress shall be uste3 BY
The gosd opnion Of ny f,.i1g cllz ~.
THEODORE I. IOALINsOS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
Markets.


The Cambrss news was received here this
morning by telegraph, aud had the effect VI uns3ttlng
the market for Bresdstufs. Holders OF both Flour and
Grain stood out Tor better prices, bat buyers appeared
only wiling In the absence Of private letters, to offer
rates current before the news Hence. transactions 10 all
kinds were light.
Not sufficient sales Of Grain were made 10 establish
prices since the receipt OF the Cotton was hTmef
but sales were limited In Provisions new Pork In
fair request, and good Beef in steady demand at full
prices Prime new Lard continued In good demand
Freghis were unsettled BY the news and engagements
ware light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

The supervision of the Canal has been given to
the Canal Commissioners follows Mr.. Beach has
charge Of the hrst DIVISION Mr. Cook Of the second dy-
son and MI Hnda Of the .hrd. The names OF the fol-
lowing persons sent 70 The Senate to be confirmed
IS Solarlcs Public for the City Of NewYoTa: j. NCAfk,
J. C. Neibuhr J. Paris W Edwards, X. c. Embree, W. A
spies, X. b. Campbell J. 5. H.rbinser d. Wood. 3.
Stevens W. T. Horn, L. II. Warner, W Van Hook '" II.
slocgi. j. Polacki W Dodge J. Fowler, II a Weed r
D. Hawkins, A. Wheeler J. II. Lyeli and O. J. Cornwel
They will be confirmed on Friday DR.. Seth Geer was
nominated as Resident Physician Of the City Of New-for4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
Things In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1913.
There has been but little activity in the market
to-day. Cotton is heavy and the sales small Flour Is
rather rmer but no sales have been made since yesier
day. IO00 bushels yellow Corr sold at 50 cts. Groceries
and provisions Gull WHISKY in bbs Is scarce, and
will command 23t cts.
The sales Of Stocks were:
Firsf Board-5O Bank al 1000 Treas Notes. 81
iOO Ches & Del Canal Loan, 70; $1,000 Govt Loan 6s,
~. 81 5000 Pa Sc, 67i.
Sec0nd Board900O Treas Soie 6s o. 5000 DO s'iaf;
1900 Govt Loan IS, OIL 97l 1000 do 6s, So ~ 100
icaflnp Pr %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
wrLLIAMsBuRGu AFFAIRS.

MYSTERIOUS AFtAIR-About month since the
body OF swonAn WAS found the water at Williams
bureh with appearances of having died BY violence. "a
stated that her were tied together with sik hand
kerche, and that there wound on TIC head IS II
made by pistol bah sung shot An inquest as held
BY Cororor Anderson. but calculation OF the matter
took place. 10 has since been sscertnsd that mrhy-
respectable young widow. named Coffee, from Newtufgh.
was missing about the time the body found and that me
general appearance Of the latter could be
ialned corresponds with that OF the missing lady. The
last that c Mrs Cofrse her leaving the
house Mr. Coles Spring ST. New, ORR, % take the sta
ten land ferry boat 10 pay visit there. When she le
The house OF her friends IN Sprngs she had ON her per
$3.50 and a gold watch. An Investigation Is To he
Instituted BY her friends and the authorities OF Kings
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

a MUsEuN IN NEw.ORLEASs-P. T. Bamum,
as We learn from the Delta Intends ON hi, return from
the Wet Indies. 70 establish Museuta In New Orleans.
IL ia said the Peae collection formerly Of this City, will
forID the foundation Ut the instiaton.
~ Bridget Hart was yesterday arrested hr
kilDz her husband, Thomas Hart As FAR az we have
been able 10 learn the particulars they show that
tho result Of drunken spec. Hart passing the fire.
place, and his wife gave him push OF blow which threw
bin uio the rs whore he badly burned. icing
drunk 10 get out OF Il Of this burn Is said he died.
81. Louis Republican, Dec. ~.
~ fire occurred at Trenton n. ]. on Tues
day evening" whc destroyed tho stable. Of the American
Hotel ami small dwelling house. -Four or Owe horses
aud COW persisted In the flames Damage about $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
..fnte Agricultural Society.

ALBANY, Jan. 10, It4s.
The State Agricultural Society met IN the Hall
Il the Assembly this afternoon. Mr. George Vale Of
Troy appointed President Col johnson lhs secfe-
,ary read the Report OF Executive Committee Ny.
Mcintyre presented the Annual Report. The balance On
hand as per last report and the receipts during the year
Amounted 10 So457 10. The disbursements during the
year s. $50 g. The President stated iat the Per-
manen, Fund amounted to $1,000 Professor Norton de-
vered the Annual Address, aAd in the evening the Com
mteo dec det to hold the Annual Pair At Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

NORRIS CoUSTy. assDRAa, N JEasEy, Oct. D. iSE.
Dr. sETH W. FowLE-Dear Sir. This may certify ths
am ABOUT seyenyh Jears u age born and have
always resided 10 this town In October 1915 toek os
and for SIX months afflicted with tbs inHuenzA and
the cough have experienced durips my whole
ie Myself and friends had .trcng doubts Of my s,ere
covering got bottle Of seheneks syrup-it ddD %
good then applied to pbysieisn who prescribed ios
me several times, bat did cure me. Al ny phJn
can sdsised me 10 take Dr. WIuAss ceebrsied Bsl'sm
OF Wild Cherry, which has performed many remHfs
Bile cures did and believe that saved my hs; nv
cough left me entirely, when bad taken nrsis bottle
am now enjoying good health. n ever again haze
similar attack any Of my family, shall inmsaissp
resort TO Dr.. WSrAss Balsam OF Wild Cherry. InePA,
sicisn ~bo recommended this Balsan was isa9o~
70 do 90 from bis personal observation and sxr<
in using It, One very strong Of cure Of yoa,s L.
occurred in this immediate viciui.y. Of which VI
Informed me. EPHRAlM sANv|
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on tns s'spr.
For sale BY A. b. d. SANDS, Druggists, 100 fs'e1
cor. wilism Agents for This city; a'so al 20
and II EstBrosdwsy, aud By Dfutf'1
throughout the United States Beware OF e0as''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
Markets.

ALBANY, IannsFy II, Ib4c.
Holders asking small advance on Genesee Flour.
There we're sales So l7as6 IS and for Western at g.
as5 Ia Among thu sales OF Gram IN the street We note
large Barley at slssec. Rye at I91s0c Corn eia61e.
We note an improvement the price OF Hogs, with sales
Of g. 75ase n Of Butter at l3cal5c This weather Is
yery cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

SANDss sARsAPsRLLs.-Itis not uncommon for persoes
laborng under disease expec; medicine 20 DO everything
for theuDsy, 10 e6ec,s In spite Of thousand n'
prndence' which would be dangerous to the healthy ssd
VI douby the sics We say therefore, TO the
victim Of scrofga ga.ttes sfuptiye disease soy other
naady arising from unhealthy secfetons, and inGsm'
natory state Of the blood let understand tho eondlie"
upon which sASDs's SAssAPARLLA respected 10 res,s
you. We supuis,e for Temperance in drink snd diet,
proper clothing avoidance Of exposure sudden changes
Of temperature, and fair trisl tine These tsns
being observed, experience gives authority to ssy that
q radical cure may BE- depended upon.
Prepared snd sold wholesale and retail By A. b. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, Of WIZ
lsm-'t. as Broadway, and n Eat Broadway, N. Yot
Sold also BY Druggists generally throv shout the ussS
dtstes Pries ~ per bottle or sir botties for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

STEAMBOAT AcciDESr.-Tho ferry boa, Jsmsics,
witch plies bstseeR the south berry and Atlantic Dcci.
Bro.yn was run io about II O'Clock yesterday morning
h schooner The boNsGfit AZ the scnr passed hfcasA
,n ladies' cabin and knocked ca the pilot house The pilot
saw he approach Of me bowspr and saved himself ~
inrpng down Qua of &C. The chimney q! te Jamaica WA
.., krockeI overheard. Both schooner and sieaooa,
were very much disabled, bat fortuaAey no person
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

ryRoBELiEu GoLD PISS, wholesale and retail may b
had Of B. r. WATSON, A Wiamst one door below Wal.
It, opposite Msehanis Exchange, snd J. SAVAGE, 81
Fultonst snd nowhere elss IN the city Purchasers Of
kinds Of Gold Pens either BY the single will
find liberal inducements offered {, deal with us 10 fact
whenever reduction OF price possible will lead off,
not follow. The Richeeus" are g. only, and are
ranted equal to those Pen, sold at s3 50 elsewhere GoA
Pens 81 and 81 50 sold elsewhere at 81 - and g. Cold
Pens carefully repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

Doxsrr AND Sos.-Our agent in London, by
.oecisl and extraordinary effort, was enabled to
toward to Us by the Cambria Part XVI. Of this
popular story Of Dickens This copy was the only
one received by the steamer. Owing to the crowd
cd state Of our columns We can only find room to
dsy for single chapter. We shall give the re-
mainder 10. morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
BIZ Overland Express to The Tribune.
FROM TIKI BRAZO-.

Your Po.sy ExPress tbs morning brought nj
vcss m Nsworleans Of the afternoon Of The laih last.
TIE steamer TsesTaph had arrived fFc tue Brasos bring
log dates ofhe sch The death o. cs9t Iohs Butler Of
tie Thlrl Dragons IS announced Tho Aatlmoras Flag
re2o.ts TIC arrival Of The Mii5r B-on fron Ca
marc. bringing niac io45as doSrsn specie, freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
Markets.

NEVVRtEANs Jan. II I't.i
The news ~ TIE steamer Caledonia has caused sl'shi
lsclrc IN Cotton The SICK Of sugar Is sht sales Of
Moasses Al Isl alsi CTS TIE flour market continues
heavy. several new elssssnsais have besn made IL
FfelsL;s No al.srsioa in Exchange.
C.earsf-shY Wise rsn for New-York, and bark N@ee-
dorian for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
Businees Notices.

~ The hrt great sale Of real estate for this will
be made by ASrnoSy J. BLsFcsgs This Day, THURSDAY
the 10th lost a, y O'Clock, at the Merchants Eschsnss
The property belongs to the Of the late Henry Eet
ford Esq and comprises 30 yalusbs building ot
situated the Seventh and T. gh'h snd Twen
tyhrs. Twenty second, Twenty third aud Twenyfour
sts and Thirty hind aud Thirty o1rtn The streets
curbsd and guttered, paved and severed aud ali
penses have been paid will DO paid BY the estate
Threeiourhs Of the purchase money remain mort
gage Tor three years al six per cent jl3a
The sale will be without Limitation. (9D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
ny THE SOUTHERN FGAIL.

LEyISG COSTRlBUrIoss.-By the ioilo"Ing
circular It viii be seen that me Government At Washing
ton lre cryine On, TIE plan 4 coli elns ne internal
taxes u the country
MATa1oaos Mexico, December =, 49,
cizcUtAE
AL tie internal t2xss. Of every de.sr pton Nneiher
uron persOns property which were coi-etee - .e
egthcTities " Mstz5gos before the AZ between re
United states and Mexico, either f1E tn leyen14 Or
the Mrxican Government for the Sac Of Ia1eu pa,
or the City Of Mafsmoros will, un ard sitter TIE net
csf Of January, =, Dc PAID 70 ne - we
grsr-ermhster Once, conner OF brtYo 3. foi1. -
H. AL wreIs OF manufactures or pflcrce ~ me cel
Try, q every kind, coming rom the rtef WI ~ al
st8y their arrival q aat4moros rspoft sttne
IlaseFs Once that thrif goods cr frectee nay PC exam
i4sd. and the taxes On the same CO lsctec
Ill Any pefs0n sius % report g soore or i-unE 70
pay the laK-s shall only forfeit his soodi q produce
bui shsil Re liable 70 fine .ui imprlsonu-nt
~. Any sa.e ~ the nigh. the i-rle> IN me i
dicton q -tsu-9fOs the prvcte oi rentr our ne
usket. which may have been -ce - me City Council
will be annsled The 3ls day Of tlis mcntn Ard ne
sale viii ssss place that cay, :; II ocock All - ne
rrrc pal P azs
v The owners Of all Stores. Groceries Billiard Tables,
Hotsls Eating Houses Gambling Houses, BsksTi=s Brick
Yards, Cock Pfs. M.uuflcruTes @; Liquors, ~beiAef
Americans, AexieSns o. Foreigners, VII ~ A. ~ oee
between ~ snd 5th Of each uonh tn@ taxes on their
respective establisIneuts.
VI The taxes real estate and The poll eHe. snc al
other taxes and hHes cot mentioned soeve VIII De collect
I'd By SCENTS. whose names viii Be rendered public -
a. they are appointed.
W ". CHAPMAN Captain L. ;. Amy,
Collector Of Internal Cuslons