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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
JUST ARRIVED AT HONE,
HALES.r0RD FOR SALE.

HhLES-EUhU kUN SAIL.
PURSUANT To decree OF the County Court u Frank.
ln made in the Of Davis 80, obson No. the un.
de'sgncd commissioner, viii proceed the st day Of De-
cembcr next the premises 10 sell to the highest bidder
credit one two aud three years, (exrcp to In
cash sufficient TO dcay the and ii the
suit) the TRACT OF LAND in the proceedings men.
toned called "Halcsord" lying in franklin county, eea-
tanning by estimation,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
Hogs Sacks and Orcrro0ss

large assortment oi Boys Sacks aud Ovetco,s 20 pei
less han the usual prices Sopeinc Frock and Drcs
oas, made from German aud French Cloths In the late.
fashion large stock oil Tweed Coats Pants and Vest.
nave large assortment of Tweed Fr.cks and Sacks
new article. Forest Sacks, tor stormy weather
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

Meeting OF school Conn I'M issiOncrs.
THE Annual Meeting of the School Comm ssioners Of
Bedford county, will be held at Liberty, Monday
26th November, lS49.
Nov l9-to 20 Nov.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

MADE from roh NelNct Satins Cashmercs and N,lcncas
and at all prices 6yRcmemhcr the name and place
OF frdff Street aud Centre Market Space BAL more Md
N"N 1s-"'xm II. II, COLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

rom super French poesknsblack and fancy cashmere
z, y 90, ), 80 and upwards
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-28
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person win be entered books unss ne
payment of the subscription be made u advance.
subscribers forward money letter the posga
i'll paid by and all risk by ourselves s
seize All admission
The COUNTRY PAPER published Try weekly during the
sions Of Congress and weekly during the
period less than will be received
terms pro ps rtoned to the above annual rates.
90 rosTMAsrERs authorized to act agents. and ~
sending DAILY with So enclosed i've SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed Ave WEEKLY SUBJ
crbers with $40 enclosed entitled copy OF the
edition as Tho furnish US subscribers for, srais.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-14
From tho Chsraw Gazette.
NORTHERN PRESCRIPTION.

S. p. CHAsE. d rank nboli,ir,nisf, has
just been returned TO the u. s.. Senate i'll
place of Mr.. ALLEN. who has shown signs
Of faltering in the fanatical and he)lisf
crusade upon Southern rights; 1.-The, COM
istitu,ion and upon our hallowed uniony
now making by the Northern people. ss,
The New York Evening Post, one Of,
the most vile abolition organs in that
State, thus sums up and gloats oyor the
progress of Noihern prescription for Tho.
supposed fidelity of The Prosoristd 10 tlis'
Constitution. ssiS3 ssa
Hannegan, one Of the most .ssfyile Of
this class has lost his reelection ia the
state of Indiana: Breese los becn rejected
by the legislature of illinois,: Cameron
has been set aside by The state soi' PennsylsI
vania, and Allen, whose deser,ien of the
cnuse of freedom is inexcusablc, inasmucR
us his convictions are known to lie against
the extension Of slavery, receivssithe re-.
ward Of his treachery iii q seeing
the post he coveted bestowed upon &
candidate whose sincerity cannot 30 doubt
ed and whose activity ard constancy in tIss,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-14

TIE PRESENT WINTER.--Dr. Rob.
bins, Librarian of the Hartford 3Athen-
cum, (Conn. now over years of age,
has kept record Of the weather from
his youth up, and acknowledges that the
present winter beats all former ones with
in his recollection, for the extent Of its
coldnes as measurd by the thermometer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22

on the public aobt and repairs Of ths publ,
works The expenditures II this city, annually,
equal to onetsnth Of those Of the govern me at
Of the United States, with ts legion OF once holders
the army and navy, and the innumsrsbls items Of
expense. We do not believe there 10 Q city on the
face Of the earth, with the population, and the
value Of taxable property where the rate of taxa
ton 10 SO onerous Is In the city Of New York And
what do the people Of this city get In return for the
millions Of dollars annually drawn from them In the
shape Of taxes Do they get quid pro quo, In oil
other cities! By NO means; but on the contrary,
dirty, filthy streets, defective police system, the most
extravsgant and abuses In the aims house
department, and hundred other evils, daily and
felt by every oitissn. There would not be 80 much
complaint, II We derived any bsnent from such enor.
nous expenditures but when 1t is we'll known that
fortunes are made every by those who have tho
management Of thu leading departments Of the city
government 1t is full time something done to put
down such an enormous system Of swindNng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1S-
The Rejected Nomtuat,ow.

We were mistaken in asserting that Mr.. Me-
Gauehey's rejection, as Gov. Of Minnesota, by the
Senate, was nearly unanimous--it was strictly
party vote. We, however, know that the feeling in
favor OF his rejection, was almost unanimous; aad
nothing but desire not to embarrass the admi-
nisratcn, induced iour-fiths Of the wing senators
10 vote IN favor OF the nomination. Indeed, no Sc
,ret $ made ct this feeling to-day-a feeling, az
We learn from unqvestionaoie author'Y' paruci-
vat N rs Tho ri-tnriish, i lc;tv,di,l AT the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22
CeMnBICIAL LPPLIRS.
HONEY MARKET.

y =
Quotations for stocks fell Oh to day frsction The
market exhibits NO activity and things in Wall street
in very cursus state At the nrst board Farmers
Loan declined v per cent, Canton Company u, Har-
lem " Long Island q, Auburn and Rochester a, Erie
Railroad new, u. Reading Mortgage Bonds advanced
u. Operators, 10th for rise and fall very much
in want of Of SEINE kind from some source. The
balls are anticipating importation Of specie to
extent from Europe, and the prospect ct present u.s.
that their antcipatons will be realized Sterling
change has nearly reached specie importing points,
and uness something anspres TO put up rates specie
will be flowing in upon The arrivals Of specie
from California must Be large and frequent. The line
Of steamers in successful operation, and shall
coon have accounts from San Francisco to the LIST
OF March, and after that every two weeks By the LIST
Of June We shall receive advioes In about three weeks
from San Francisco Every steamer from California to
Panama, will bring large amounts Of gold; and We
learn that applications were yesterday made In Wall
Street for insurance 5000 900 worth, but Office
would take the risks, all being full.
The President and Trustees Of the Michigan and ILL
nois Canal Loan paid yesterday, the back interest
DUE and four per cent Of the principal Of the $600
900 loan The sale Of the balance Of the canal lands
viii leave $500 surplus after paying the entire oan
thus securing the prompt payment Of six per cent per
annum interest on the canal registered bonds.
The last annual report Of the Comptroller Of the
city Of New York has just been presented and exhibits
the financial operations Of the city for the year ending
December 81 ls4s The aggregate indebtedness Of the
Corporation at the close Of each Of the past years.
was annexed -
FINANCES THE CRY OF New YoRx-AMovrr
DEBT.
January l, lS49-Aggregste Of debt from
stocks issued. ,646,783 90
Deduct stocks and city
bonds held by Sinking
Fu0Q .Sz4olU01 w
Balance in bank and In
treasury. ....,..... 1850 "a
8o26, $50 "a
Total redeemabls from Sinking Fund.-
January l, 1919. -. -. 11e21 1882 20
Total redeemsble from Sinking Fund,
January 1, 1913. .".............. IL Ole, $50 70
Decrease since January l. 1913. ...... $3.50 lis so
Besides the assets stated above and the large
amount Of real estate owned by the city, tho Commits
oners Of the Sinking Fund for the redemption the
city debt hold real estate and bonds and mortgages
belonging to the fire loan account and also bonds and
mortgages taken for sales Of real estate amounting
The aggregate, to $479 $40 81
This debt Ia radeemable follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22
DAN ClNG.

LNlRST GRAND "NATIONAL" BALL WILL BE GIVEN
ct the Apollo Rooms Tuesday evening March 9th
cts 81 which can b bad Of the fo wig COMMITTEES
2 Pesrsohen Thos Bowes ". O. Even g. Booth J. Squrss
l. A. Cabin W D. Hamilton J. Chanau a. Smith or Of the
Director, A. 81. Purdy. Tickets are limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22
AMUQR a ENTa.

q win b .esed The and original drama called lA0Ls
Boa r. :ss 81 D. n e. s..s T.
G John ~ NJ ; s. s III s sss
;sosDs y: SGgd:0n 4..n nr nscen.rshy cSqS:s; We:
sAMkT: Bushs: NJ. Gilbert IdwsIt aushes NJ j. q.
a' ssysi ~ w..nT Betty ny NJ Nary fsss. Boxes
sx eolosh oennsaos At TX. d
CaANIRAU'sNArIeNAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM
ss A. z
% ns;' 1o. AR IN sii S
Sa. nav syls:y NJ seymour NJ AdopSu. Pi.sfesi q.
5 y. % AS u
%S n NJ to ss with
~ osook-ourtain win r'se at7k
BROADWAY CIRCUs So BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE
Grouping HounsnX and Poss1rns BY The River: Family
~ vii : az n; %
and
s: ns To-. SS
saturday At two O'clock Admission rs ssnts-Ohdren half
with Nile Sofsh.s. Is ssSor co1s
ss.,ss S yin
i
sss.. osa Door. opsa = @ a. oooes np~
NJ ECHANIcy HALL. 72 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
WA. 0i Il: asa ss ~: oP:s s %
s ~
:
sssSs snI W as'sss
city for period three have been received with great
sisss %sssspois and essnus ns:SsS
soavsne They will have tbs honor introducing great
songs DanOes So, in manner frequently A.
T,iS ~ and si
mitable who challenge composition ia every depart
permsrs under &. seosiOs and Chris
10 Lax rr So sns
OPEN at7-conoert will Commences ats o'clock An afternoon
Concert on Saturday con MERGING at SIP n
T. p. SuThER VIII RrAp THURS
sn
POLIO ROOMS, $40 AND AZ BRoADwAY-rHE FARE.
Won hS on 81 se
% ss@ and hs oa
osc,On by several eminent artists of New York. and by his
s.7 s1asns T. will take place
TowNsBND AND o.Rs MAMMOTH PANoRAMAs OF
the Hudson River and the city New York exhibit
Panorama will moving ats O'clock Tickets, 90
cents children half price. Tickets admitting gentleman
two ladies ST. There will be Afternoon Exhibition every
tu!day afternoon at o'clock for tho accommodation Of
evenings.
MIR. DOHENYS LECTURE, AT THE TABERNACLE ON
1 Friday evening March g. at eight o'clock suject'he
Social and Political Condition Of Ireland Tickets oenta ct
the door.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUN
~ resort 30 engaged for Evening
q the Once on the promises BY letter St paid directed
the prsp9ietors. FKfNCh REISER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22
MEDICAL.

DR WHEELER q GREENWICH STREET, DEvOrEs
- exclusive attention Diseases Of the Eye invites
those who of Artificial Eyes ea upon him. no
having just ported beautiful selection from Paris
the made regular supply faculty
be Furnished upon low terms. Office hours A. H. to
o'cIo p
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


T o. OF o. F-THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE
sate Of New York. win hold regular adjourned session At
iss hsss s'rs w. 70
~ deliver lecture before the Williamsburg Lyoeum this
sSsnS @ :;: Of
THE FIRE IN ANN sT.-TaE NEIaaBoRs or JOHN
o'clock Wednesday morning. ate this Gmet6od returning
giving the alarm and being the Of the speedy extnsu
ment OF the Aames
OFFICE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
hereby The full of
the condition And copies Of which
ton i. made Of II. payment T..
ton from the of the original subscription
:ns tho M e. s s
HgDsoN RIVER nA I! sysy :, SsosrAEx-LoAN-No
q ' 5
.sSs Ssss: :,
Board receiving subscription s6r such Bond:
s e ~ aa
n:cs y 70 the ss S:{ q Ns, 1872 As5 that q, s
The Company may subscribe the amount Of their
on y
terms in al respects that von Bonds on the
holders q allowed to Squire ether ssooS sy
2 make Up s1sSs e. Bsns ,.r
PEI for BSad ~ S:
soso1dns 70 he amount paid zoe COMPANY
apply for Bond. stockhSdsr in amounts Pet
tho proposals fsSrusy Instant Psy such agents
acommissonsf one per cent. J, n HOPKINS Treasurer
haste .nd v,s posl;6sd Sish some typographical sro
= ~ ,uoou,.0D -.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FOUND.

FOUND.
EOUND-ON THE 7TH INsTANT, IN THR STATE OF
New jersey Yawl Boat 20 feet long lately repaired. Any
person calling and proving property and paying
have her, by applying to u. kINUGH Communipaw, NJ j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22

DR. POWELL. OCULIST AND AURIST, DEvOTEs HIS
u attention. usual to diseases Of the Eye aud Ear at M
Broadway entrance ~ Warren street whore be had
Treatise tho Eye price 90 cents also pamphlet FREQ Of
which describes his method Of
eyes. Just importad. large cupply Of artificial eyes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22

Rn0ADWAY TnKATRk..k A. nAESHALL. PR0rRII
Iass 1eSs T., 4. :: r. Ss
rsss ns H III Ay; r.
s aS a:ss
s1 n II
md S s ssS1 s. ss
LIZ ee.A-Doors opss 81 Z; oommsnosat X.
RU.Tons THEATRE. CHAMBERS srssrT.-rHURs.
WHO VA the s faro: Ssd
NJ wa,dsn aIs Militant Mira Knishs smart Miss I nil.
d. e n.aaSG IT.
N; :. Icy y, !.
1Sp q With srs Knight To- onsuds With the HOW
Mary hte Mis- Chapman Dress Circle and Paraustts SO
Family Circle no Door open att; curtain rises NY.
NAHcHELLp OLYMPIC rHRATRE-THURsDAY .yE-
Z. sss
os%,S ~ n 81 AT E H To
sss S e s Ss N Sss sd2 n; CLARKE
t. conclude With the comic ss,m. q wnIGa IS faE KINs
iDsO. Dres. Circle ooo uIp:r Boxes Is osats Pit kosnts
COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO O. H. ANossxs. O al.
rer Of MT Goo H. Ardrsws will rooes that TIL, Il.
Prise Snoh sm, ny honorable and we'll mer.d and n.
to all.
RARNUMp AMERICAN MUsEUM-AoRE ArTR ACTIONS.
ID splendid every afternoon and evo,y
ing cook The Manager engaged week. the
waist a.
pan &. q N s the
s.1i. ns Fairy Queen The celebrated Lev Family u:
or %ss o Ss. . s's
Chapman, Mr. Copeland. wess Mrs Ssnsi Mrs. Bsreard
RocIvoi no Admission Is oen children under
10 years, l2k cents.
STuYyE;TAsMTT w 1NsTIrSTE7sR , Hills ENTERTAIN
the f.mir cosnomen Of Yankee H win give three Lectures
day. S @ @
cents EACH halt price, For further particulars pre-
New i YORK tho
Door, open ATTIC comuence At TX o'clock.
TrABERsAcLr--xRD sNPsTsR, COMPOSER OF rHE
Boy shs honor 2 his irving ii;
ri &: s s ssn 81
S% s tn: Al
of & s Atone a .. BSS
aSSs b. s.es Nay
so'oioeI ' ''''' ','',' D'1- 80 : 0''''A'' ~
MR.. rEMPsTER WILL SING AT RUTGERS INSTITUTE.
WI Madison street Friday Evening March @ and at the
Evening" THoh u, commsnons ssoh Evening 1t colooi
Tickets 80 cents to be had at the do.r.
M ONsIEUR ADRIEN THE REAL AND INCOMPA RI BILE
every evening ts al past
Rooms No s Broads ~ whore no will siys grand Magical
oenta
VNHE GREAT cnINIsE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY. BE.
tween spring and Prince and the only this
county, great number Of life figures Chinese
houses; snd vessels models Of pxodas temples and
specimens Of Chinese manufactures their agricultural
mplemens instrumen u Of
&C. Open nine AN. till II. daily Admtanoe, 1
o. ts Children under twelve. half price,
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or OIL PAINfINOs
by old masters till the 10th OF April Open 10 to
O'Clock. Admiitanoe % cents
TIVhL LEASE AND vIxrUHEs or THE PLAoEo OF ABUSE
mentknown the Franklin Theatre, at
low the proprietor having Other business
ply DIR. LEA, 30 Orange st.
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GTATEN ISLAND TERnY.-IFttG HsH YoeK All
- IT, =" srd rick. Leave sNi ~
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FOR BALE

w Hliers ho:el s.pl:en staten Ll.od premise:
and running through TO the Richmond road being 100 front
SS a. a o. NE ss sSs' sS
garden, quantity Of fruit .roes aud shrubbery.
< BUILDING LOTS IoE SALE, FOR ONE THOUSAND
Sn TIE o W. the rs ",s
yepst street the Methodist Church and the
No. E3sk Broadway.
LARK FOR sALE:--TnAT BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
Farm n the town ofIs Long snd formerly the rssidens:
S's rate land sis premises good dwelling
and dsd on he sn
miles from the Long Iaard Railroad Apply one mile We, Of tho
FARN AND coU.T.y SEAT I rq . sA5I LIT. SUD.
Island Sound about and mile from the Village Of Flush
as to render practicable: giving acres
s. . I'm
aespon q Sas could 70 ssses tn
having the attention
Of s he fer % %
s sss s s i
r. no a.: !: sEs %
0r'' The subscriber souA street. ao1yI, Now Ys;.
Fos sAL..oE 70 l:I on .oDssA5z rlRns.A
os s
Haai;on SQUARE II: Aesss . ssps;s With sss,y
front psor iss dssp via - .asnt. trust sercss the
win e: room 70 s r. second s 4. h.. 1sq:
sHS Eve rooms with pssss sooi house not
x: sans * .s IL
, g,
To no1.L KEErERa-roR SALE OR TO LET. SUN.
A %s HSt q So:s For >"
success offered Addrss l. boz sI Post Once viii real
HOTEL FOR sALK--TsE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
Ii old estabshed Hots doing profitable business
For apply At CORNER Of Battery Place and Washing
CEylN HUNDRED ACRES Q! rHE BEST or LAND,
low price for cash or goods some Of which, desirable for city pro
pert" For sfc aHlif oAKLY No. Broad street.
CoR sALs-A PINE YOUNG ROAM HoRsR,r1 YEARS
old sound and Kind, and stylish driver with without
light road wagon in good order tossthsr with ct Of silver
ssS for or want Is Apply co|s nv.y STABLE is
Chrystie street. few door, above Broene
.1 TOSS 81 .G 4 o.
Catahn New York Consvmers viii find bargain By applying
and sul, boat for Or four pairs scrs Together With &:
s ss HSdssss box rs
ISOR sALk-THE wELi~KNOwN OYsrEs SALOON NO
BSvsry oornsI Of Bay S srs Any person Wishing
r. Florence q Chatham and hos srssn Frss-
mrn r. Bird. Nolo wsssangton m.vhst
C,TFAN ENGINE FOR SALE-TOR SALE AN EI3dTY
y herse horizontal Steam Engine Is inch cypder
soi with boilers elch two nues 2 feet long, feet In
veeke tits strong and thoroughly made aud for sis
fAut whatever but beosue IL NO longer reed wster
Pow having been substituted Inquire Of wAsaBUas MOOR
CO. Worcester. Mae
Cts bET.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICALE
MUsIC!-THI PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BYA YOUNG
1 Lady, who has Thorough knowledge Of Nude and who
give the NEST unexoeptonabe reerencos
gnners 50 per ouArhoss advanced Sl2 Apply to c.
Herald office.
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NEADAME sBAIEs vXNUs PILLs--traAN.LATEI

MADAME STALLS vXNUS PILLS--(PRAN SLATED
1 from the Frspch) deidersum has beea gained in the
ocdcine by The modcs faculty.
The remedy for diseases Of the Genital Organs has
felt and long sought Madame Shall regular Graduate Of
ale ObstetTioa Institute Paris claims for heree
distinction OF havrg discovered simple vegetable substance
nvariabe knowing that large portion
muny afflicted with diseases Of the Genital Organs and with
consecutive evils which diseases Of those
by the advice Of her friends and the
before the public To those whe have debatcd themselves
fearful practice self pollution the ssn Il which
evident sunkeu ow color Of tho
the society Of but shove ALL the
timpotency tie curse OF mankind which has
commit suicide and rush into the
her Maker than oil the other nfortunes Of neto
recommend P By their uss the sparkling and
health will again adorn aud bdsht and the noble
If the great again with Acty will cling to life
and proper the natural oonoomtsnt
for VIXEN ed ofits
forward and How
who would enter the connubia state but for
consciousness mpo'ency and how there married who
live constant and by reason Of their
and In faot for he continue TO enjoy
and those who had given the hope
having children either TO inherit their wealth 10 comfort
them in their declining years msy now with conf
with smiling esprng These pills SAFE
tain speedy for al the vsre les seminal and physical
debility of the generAve Of both vhstber consu
opaI eauiIss The Of yS1b which produce
and system heahy invigoAted where the qua
ncations have been impaired 3hose pills up
in ma boxes sent BY letter part Of the Unit
genuine direct from Paris the following appointed agents
Y2 Of John street, N8 Broadway Of
Chambers street, zsS Broadway corner Of Howard street, IS
let IN Canal street, opposite Wet Broadway 90 Hudson
street Of Leonard.
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city Of New York for the year 1s4s was according to
the of,Oal assessment, 1854 627 IL. The amount
OF tax levied $37lbl0 u.s. equal to S107 80 on each
ono hundred dollars This year the rate will be In
creased but much depends upon the valuation Of pro-
perty There il great Geld for improvement In the
meds Of assessing the value Of property Under the
present syem the upper portion Of the island bears
greater part Of the taxes in proportion to the actual
or comparative value Of property than the lower and
middle part and there instances Of pro-
psrty in the lower part Of the city being assessed for
only about one half its actual value. We have known
of many cases where holders Of property In and
Broadway have refused to admit the full value Of IT,
earring the assessors would hear Of 1t and tax
IL accordingly. The principle upon which the
valuation Of real estate has heretofore been made,
Is very unjust In its operation, and throws the
OF taxation upon those least able to bear 1.-Two
mean owners Of unimproved property In the upper
mart of the city, The income derived from real estate
should be taken into consideration, more than 1t ap
pears to have BEEN apprsisng ts value for the as
.sssuaent Of taxes This would relieve owners Of I'M
productive property, and be . equitable system
oftaxatiop. II would be . step towards an income
tax, which, after ALL Is ~ fair and Just msthsd OF
raislpg revenue for government like that OF this
.tT 90 any other. The rate Of taxation Is annually
Increasing Notwithstanding the increase In the value
ofres ana personal estate assessed and unless some
thing s done to arrest this accumulation Of burdens
upon property holders and residents must expect TO
,ss eur nsgbberng towns and cities increase In popu
Iation to the injury Of our island.
The annual expenditures Of tho Corporation Of New
York amount to ary three millions Of dollars sun
Greater than that ex nded in the Naturalization OF
tire saa!r, OF The stats, includios .hs in''rs''
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NO1ICE 30 BUTudshs 40 LET, rHE gA.y Of Is
- uOrao 80 v ict -, ~ naN Il "aur tev ~
rftuai p"fs'e'r r toe thof tsgtts b..
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NyHI DOUBLE ACTING NOTARY CHuRN.-IN RRI Na.

n BROWN; STONE SEAL BNGRAvER AND HERALD
Painter 25l Broadway, OF Murray street up stairs
Coats Of Arms engraved Ladies Seals gnet Rnss Pencil Cases
aved with Arms Cres &c. Goats and painted
from :? upwards Books Of HsrAdy with 100000 In.
formation given In Heraltry. = = --'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22
PUBLICATIONS.

vTHI ERA-THE PROPERTY or AN ASSOCIATION OF
Writers for the public press be edited BY Thomas Pcton
ESQ (hs Juvenile Of the Esprit Of the Tmes The pubca.
ton Of this new weekly newspaper devoted to the Turf the t
IL win commence on Sunday April 9Th. Carriers
office Of the Ezra No. Spruce street. daily from IL to o
CkINIs! CRIMES! CRIMES!!!-TuK NATIONAL PO-
~ lice Gazette Of this week ready contains rich
Of the thieves and police of and review Judge
Parsons Charge singular and curious of divorce
this city under the eede horrible murder In New Orleans
similar Richard p Robinson murder Of oity comics
and execution Of Andrew Hall and Parney ODonasl
murder awful in the Pacific board
Ames bouHd California; besides unusual qoany orr
from AL parts Of the world Once los Nassau street.
Sold every whore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-22

ID EMOvAL.-C. J. WALLACE, SUCCESSOR TO FROST
~ Wallace, Merchant Taors has removed from 81 Maiden
lane l56 Broadway w. b. Beeebe Co Hat Store up
stairs The budne Of the late firm will DO settled place
l56 Broadway.