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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

Col. TALIAFERRo pronounced Toliterl The
Washington correspondent Of the CtarlesoH Courier
thus speaks Of Col. Taia'erro Of Virginia, now 20
years Of sge and for 40 a member Of Congress His
health and faculties have never, for moment given
way and be 10 the same now that he was when he
was the confidential adviser Of Jefferson, Madison and
Nonroe-tne same man that he when no opposed
the Administration OF the elder Adams Col Tallserro
mas always lived literally and has enjoyed az much az
any that lived, social pleasures In all their
approved forms Al supper party the other night be
was asked what his secret He replied that he had
never known dsesse-thst ne had never made but one
meal a dsy--that If he took supper be did no, dine
that be had risen early-had always used exercise,
and never on horseback when be could 90 sioot and
that under all circumstances he had preserved equal
ty Of temper Ills rule 20 suffer that which
past 10 prey upon his mind 20 enjoy what Proyi
sence sent hun, and 70 trust ~ the future
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

This would PROBABLY be- the signal fer Universal Eu
ropesn War Ia Turin no new Ministry has Sc; been
formed everything Is sill 10 suspense.
The octroyed Conft.tution has been fsvorabiy re-
ceiyed by the ms oriiy Of the population in Prussia
and for the present no opposition Will take place The
conscts viii first occur when the new Chambers come
together and Frederic William g. actually sas IS
C0aaasti0aa King.
The new Emperor Of Austria Francis Joseph. ver
res the old proverb, New brooms sweep clean, The
ola Courts exicd 70 Prague the parents Of the I'm
yeror the Archduke Francis ksri. with he spouse
sophia are going 20 Munich aud several im2ortsn,
men Of the old Camsrls have been dismissed pen
.ioned. The intelligence Of the sbdicaii0n Of The I'm
peror Ferdinand made but faint impression IN Vienna
The true ground Of this step may possibly have been
the desre 10 have unrestrained hand for Hungary
appears daily clear that they Intend 10 have
done with this unfortunate land and abou, 70 sub
Jugas Il with iron hand Under Emperor Ferdinand
who bad sworn loyalty 10 the Hungarian Constitution
and who had promised to protect and defend it, this
would hardly have been possible But Emperor ranc.s
Joseph Is stil unbound By any oath, and An army Of
l21OJO.men 70 DO boldly marched together from eli
sides and aoase the Msgyars that they shall
again 1T up their heads To tear away from Hungary
all adjoining lands and bettle her that she may be
led Ike child In leading strings and must necessarily
contribute ts rich production TO the treasury Of Austria
this the design Of latest Imperial policy. We shall
soc whether the plan Will succeed. AT any rate the
Austrian army is obliged to make Winter campaign
in the inhosptable Hurgsry-s campaign no, less
severe than that Of 1870 And the army have no Italians
to deal with. but bold wsrike people who know
how 10 defend their homes and their nationality Once
again qw uiCr0 rcrra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

SUPREME CoURr or The UNITED STATE
WsanssdGy. January 3. l>i9-WilhAm /. Howell Esi
=, virb-sn va. admitted an Attorney and Counsellor
M his Court No 6. Martin Luther plaintiff IN err
ror rs Luther NJ Borden ct s-n error 10 the Circuit
Court OF the Uaed states for Rhode Island Mr. Chiei
Justice TAney delivered the opinion 81 ms Court Al
amin, tie isdsment Of the said Circuit Court IN this
cause with costs No. a. Rachael Luther. complain
ant g. luther ~ Borden sl-On q certificate OF d.
vision in opinion between the Jzcses Of the Circuit
onr, Of the United States for Rhode Island Mr. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this Court dis
missing and remsndng this cause point having been
certified within the meaning Of the act Of Congress-
No I63. Nsthison e, a. -. the Branch Bank Al Mo
sfe in error to the supreme Court OF Alabama Mr..
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF this Court
Diminishing this cause for the want Of jurisdiction
No p Hugg and Bsndel plaintiffs es the Augusta In
sursnee Compsny.-The argument OF this cause was
onruded by Mr. Nelson for the plaintiffs dourned
mn tomorrow, II o'clock, AN. lWnh- Union, iIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
About that Extrn Mileage.
spondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHrNcrOv. Thursday, Jan 4,

WAsHNGroy Thursday, Jan 4, Lac.
The humorous Memorial Of the Messengers who
bore u Washington the Electoral Vote Of pres1en,
and Vice fresdcnt from three OF the states Of the
Union in relation - Mileage, and which was very
uncercmoniously treated By the House having recoi
we'd different reception 10 the Senate, in restoration
of the former rates (25 instead D cents per me)
act upon TO day IN the House, and the Senate bill
passed by majority Of 40.
The Baltimore Pario' OF this morning says in sub
stance tina, Judge ENBREg Of Indiana, originally got
I'd the subject Of the Mileage and eleven days before
The TriIune boyr0ioed his idea In contradiction 70
this statement assert that prepared similar table
for The TTibHsc nearly six years ago. with the differ
ence Of the omission Of the column headed "Excoss,
and having In addition the actual sums received BY
Members compared with the respective amounts paid
by them, as per example
The member from Baltimore the nearest Repre- sent
alive from Washington, pays out the exact sum o - ~
fOi his travel % and fro lie receives Tor the same ~
or more than eight times his actual outlay. The mem
Der from the Southwest District Of Louisiana the most
remote from the scat of Government OF which the Post
Once Department furnishes any data, having no doh
mite amount expenditure but whose expenses may
be estimated the average cost OF otncr persons tfav
cling from that country pays gong and returning say
At a very full allowance, from Sl3O 10 $40 Tor which
he receives g $50 or about thirteen times his outlay
and this is all entirely independent Of the socalled
Erccss charged in the publication oil me Iribanc
This table was published at the time, but is stu IN
existence to prove the right OF origin 10 Mr. GREELEY
In a reform much needed by the working taxpayer.
The House al jOurned at clock TO enable the Mem
bers attend the funeral Of their late prime pal Clerk
DANIEL GOLD ESQ. who 4 son in.law OF AMOS
KENDALL.
Thermometer at 90. D. 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
Court Of appeaI.-Jsnuary ,. 1919.


This Court commenced - Jsnuary Term, l. -
q; the Capitol 10 this city. Tuesday morn.ng
Preseut-FaEEBoRN q. JEwErr, Chief Judge &
c bRcNsoN. Judge CHAINS n krSGLKS Judge
ADDISON GAsDISEE, Judge wv II SHANSI AND Judge
x Oincio JANEs a. HcYr. Judge EX-Of-co.
Aosent-DANIEL CADY. Judge ENOasc.O SKLAli 3
SrEoNG Judge EN Oscio.
Also present. Csc Co,fsrocy ESQ Reporter. n
HcwASn. Js. $50 Deputy Clerk
TIC Consiso.cs summoned 10 attend the Court ARE
samuel Winchester who s,so sets 40 CTer aud Amos
Dodge. % Albany
TIE Court oysnei At 10 o'clock. An There are l0s
Cagsss upon te CalendAr % OF which are IN the ma
Judicial District - sppesrs By copy Of The Calendar
furnished Us by the Deputy Clerk The hrst business
Of the Court 10 hesr motiors sud the following
were made ard held under Amusement
James Langley et al. respondents sgt Thomss War.
ner appellant no 10 On the Calendar Mr.. lanes
Edwards for respondents, snd Mr. Amos Dean, appel.
lsnt David Tilioa, appellant r.. Moses BALDWIN, res
ponteut no. ~ On the CAentsrl Nr Amos Dean
for respondent snd Mr. James Edwards for appellant
Lawrence Cickmsn -. respondent at Frederick
Chckman appellant no Is On the Calendar Mr.
John J. Tyler tor respondent Mr. Kill. Jr tcr sppel
lsut David Philips respondent sgt Joha ll.ley p
pelsnt Not ON Calendar Mr.. Hiram p Hunt for
respondent NJ Henry q Hsyner for appellant
The Court then took up the Calendar and called No
]. Jededish Miller et a. Z! % IN error = Henry z
Scherter deft N error. u was stated that Mr. A Ia
Der who o argue this Tor the pi q in error
was sctusly engaged in the tga OF cause in the T. ;
District Court ~ B0ston, Mass Inc csuse Was reser
we'd. No ? stephen Nsa Rensselaer,, pl4. in error
Jew Jewstt dsft In error, was argued Mr \ Hll.
Jr for pla. In error Mr. Rufus W. Peckhsm, for dett
In error
The Cour, opens At 10 o'clock A. NJ and sdourus a,
3 P. NJ for the dsy)
"WEDNESDAY. January 3
No. g. lew J. Jsweti. appellant stephen Van
Rensselaer, Il al eN'rs sc. sppellees
Tbs occupied the Court all the day up 10 The
close 0t our reports.
R W Peckhsm was hesrd for appellant and Nicholas
HI, Jr was being heard IN reply.
THURSDAY. January T.
Presen'-sll the Judges, except judge SrxoNc.
No.3 Jew JewetL sppel ant, - stephen Van Rens
selaer et a. executors. SC. eppelees This cause ar.
gued Mr. Rufus W Peckhsm for appellant Mr. l..
Hill IT, for the sppeilees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

NOTICE.-By the sudden AID lsm.ntsd death Of Dr.
" III IA seymoor on tho lsh Decsmber, ths firm u
n n sHERWOODs NEPHEW co 10 necessarily
dssoy we'd The affairs Of the firm Will be settled BY ,hs
surviving partner The manufacture OF hs medical fem:-
snee with his tesamspsry drecOns be continued - hefs
tofore a. bis late residence IOl Chsmberss New fofh,
under the Inspection Of his daughter and -xsetnT nOy
Sherwood Hobbs Mr. WILLIAM LAhNLD,s rsisuvs
Of The late Dr. Sherwood will In behalf u bis daughter,
sss1me entire charge and direction Of The general bust
ness affairs OF the establishment and 10 order hat me na
eous patients Of he late DR. Sherwood may receivs proper
.tt1non and bis medical practice be continued usns
snxssemsnt has been made with John Congef, N d who
has for me eight years used the remedies OF ne lac
Dr. Sherwood with much success Ia BIS own pfscuce, "
aon1 10 this department daily al tho ocs u lhs late Dr.
sherwood f0z Chanpbsrs st. from 0clocs until O'Clock
A. dariDs which Time be viii give his Undivided srsn
ton 70 patents AL orders ett.rs for medical atvics
slOuld b.. addressed hereafter 10 n. n sHERWOODS
SUCCESSORS, l02 Ch.mD-rsst Hew-Yora
MARY SHERWOOD HOBBS,
a 3teod EHec1uix Of Eststs 81 II n. Sherwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
PENNSYLVANIA LEeIsLAruRk.-In the Pennsy

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURk.-lnt the Pennsy.-
vsnia House of Representatives on the 4th in'i alter
several Intellectual balotings,
Mr. swARrzwAIpER moved compromise, oy weich
the House should elect Democratic sPesker Nhls
Clerk and Native Sergesnta' Arms, WIKI inc ONE
Ohcers and Committees equally DIVIDED shohs 'ne
parties. ,
The Clerk of the ouse doubted bis power to receive
and submit any motion except for renewing ballot OF
Tor adjournment
Mr. CooPxK moved that the House take recess for
half an hour. 70 consider the compromise proposed
Messrs PAcKEs FRicE and Others objected
Mr. CooFER said that IS attempts Al an organlzsloh
draw the motion.
The House proceeded to fourteenth ballot with the
result =,
The House then continued til the nineteenth ballot
he vote on which was 80 - 90 after which they al
ourncd tin II o'clock 20 morrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
From Warrington, New-OrIean. and tn mpIco

y IffET IN " A'IIINE'tNl'f THI y
RUFUS Moisture has been appointed Marshal
for the Dstrlc, Of Columbia
The me country residence OF NJ Bodiseo the Russian
Minister was burnt down yesterday.
The Southern Mail has arrived with NewOreans
dates only 70 the Goth Il contains litte news.
The British steamer Teviot hss arrived ship Island
with dates from Tampieo the 18th Snd Vera Cruz TO
the 10Th Mr. Black the American Consul for the city
OF Mexico, hsd been attacked BY RaneheFo and rob
bed The Tevio had one million and half Of specie on
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

SLAyERY-TBE SOUTHERN CoNMTrET, %c.-
A Washington Correspondent of the Journal Of Con
-,res saws the Committee (Mr CALHOUN, ChslrinAD,
.o,o;r,es hv the Southern Members Of Congress 60
~ into confederation and report upon the subject o.
n-onosed legislation Ia regard 10 Slavery will make
heir report on the 10Th ms, IL eehesed that the
Committee will make dselTs,on OF "hs' 'oey e9n
81 10 the rights OF the south on this subject under
he consttutou and OF the want OF power in Coz gres'
-, sist Al an on the subject OF slavery in the states
and in the Territories. .as.... -
They will also !, Is presumed propose :, ,s' -
sgoaic5 of measures BY their state Legislature: i5i
Sb,sinng redress in case Of any nfraenon OF mel,
rish,s ~ legislation Of Congress on the 'u'"'' Oh
Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, JanuBry D
AMERICAN ART-USlOS-The following gentle
men have been reelected officers for this year PRos
PER ~ WErMoRE President GEORGE w AUSTEN,
Treasurer: ANRREw wAsNEE, Corresponding secre.
,ary NATHANIEL JAWS, JR Recording Secretary
Asreesbly TO the recommendation adopted at the An
nual Meeting at the Tabernacle, pair of silver Pitch
ere have been presented TO Col Warner as testmo.
na Oft obligation OF the members TO that gentleman
for bis invaluable and ardaous services without com
pensston or assistance, Corresponding Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
GENERAL NOTICES.

OFFICE o. THE EEw.YoEE FLOATING Day Dock Co.
January ;, lsf9. :
~ Ar the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders d
this COMPANY, held tte let insi .
-TEPhEN VAIL, FREEMAN CAMPBELL,
COURTLANDr PALMER, h. N. BROWN srf
EUThEnFOhD MOODY
were elected Directors for the ensuing year.
Al subsequent meeting VI Ine Board STEPHEN VAIL
was unanimously elected President
IS 81 r. MOODY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
From Harrisburs-Pennsylv ania Legislature
Organized.

BY TdeSrGph.l HARRisBuRo' Friday Jan ..
The House OF Representatives is as length or
ranized By the election Of WIN F PAcKER, Loco-Foco.
OF the Lycoming District. as Speaker.
He wa. elected on the 22d ballot and BY the assist
4nce of the votes of the Natyves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

ITO THE LADIEs.-An elesani assortment q ooys'
ored Beaver hs faaey and plata uimmed via eainenke
Lsdies Misses ehdrso's beever ooonsn ra e @
"a order InSo lmsl j. Il. AoSARQUE, 20 boweFy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

FOWfrf7s INV StUguf NH'ITJ 's'ITJF
seso County " Y.-rhe pext will conmenc, % he
Of January RcczaiOus, lectures the prosecutions u
.1s AID he s and Argument " fr practices 10
and spessiDg literary historical and ez. debates
amons he constant u the school,, whose object
70 make The student prsetica Lawyer and easy
rect and sgeoG extern pOrsnoos speaker before be cutters
1s profession Ccusrs stating pan, kc senI ~ request
Board IL from 81 IS 81 IS per Tuinon, u
htrsry nc rate Of ~ per year payable nIery IN
sivsacs Lessrs addressed postp adj 10 JOHN w row
LEX President no Dlsw5WkWI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

OFFICE OF THE REcsTyGK oF TAHcs,
A. Gla. Ill D.

Nov LlIy Hal, FNk.
IAxEs-1stS.-Nouesis hereby given tnat
j Dlrios u ONE PER CENT. will BE- made ell
TAkE. remaining unpaid on The 18th DAY % fEssgAsr.
ard TWO PER CENT. cot bs 18Th AAscH.
The hsceyef would urge psysrs the importsnos
OF making - early payments possbls, TO AVOID the
Gus 10 the per c~niaxes icing sdded.
Hours for receiving money from 70 ociocs, PA.-
Banhsbs noney only rsceyed.
u ,oAD HARVEY HART Rscsiv~ Of Tsxss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
r. Liquid Hair Dve.-BArcHgLos,s ln.t,o,,

Dye--bAFlhkLOkt i1st1nlan co.'s
Liquid TIE oes, acls IN he world for changing red
gray hair 10 nsrs black Or brown color without injury
70 ne hair Or San Persons wishing the beet article 10 The
nsrzst should cal a. bATcHZLoRs mandatory, WsG
I'd MOI, neU 5rosd~ay Copy tie address. dis foe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

" strongsville IS the name Of new village
On Fox River IN Marquette county, "niea IS growing
vsrv andy same twenty houses have been erected
within e,ht weeks and ss many more are contracted
for There iss good road from Srongsvile 10 the
Wisconsin Pinery. The village q very handsomely
;,n.,ea .nd Will a. seon the New Purchase comes
into market DO large business town via RsPgo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

~ Wigs and Toupees.-BAIcHELos's newly IN
Nigs and Soaps obtained silver medal 10
Of ne American lnsutlt-. They are made u the faea
aslr. hair and Of ur-quzled workmanship ard offer the
su1eOr advantages u exsr5ns hg1ness natural appear
and durability. They are lHsks 10 defy detsc.
ton The .Argest assortment Of Wizs and Toupees Ia Tbs
cry selected FROM a. BArcHELoss Msngfscfory
Wal q Gear Broadway. Pnyss rooas for ft,ing Wigs
Copy no address. dly lsoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

o,,,cr or rHENY o., Lear Co. Dec. 2

OFFICE or TIE y. Y. Gas LIGHT Co. Dec. %, 1913.
~ The Annual Election FOR thirteen Directors of
ths Company viii be he'd This Office, 10 Cenuest 90
No8dsy the 9Th day Of January nsr between the hours u
II snd Il gclock, A. ".
Tae transfer book will be cosod from he 81 Inst until
al us C L. EvERIrT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

ARRESTED ON SUSPICION oF MURDER.-Three
men, named Jas Cox Patrick Gullain and Thos Couan,
we're arrested In this City last night by officers Wood
and Mclaughlin suspicion Of having been concerned
Ia the commission OF a murder at Cod Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

PoLrcE CoURr Officers Sweeney and Belger last
evening lothian Cohea Of having stos
81 money gold watch valued ca from George J,n,on,
0f so 81 Tsimadge t. bfook5l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

A RARE CHANCE-s20Ooo worth Of DRY Goods sad
"A Ribbons for sale 80 Greco wich 81 wholesale o. 70
ta 80 per below tho stock Of GOODS en1fe
10 a. one vishng 10 Commerce business By order Of the
s.xsee Ms 4f.l J B. GEDSEY, Assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

NEWSPAPER PosrAGE Is BRALil.-A0.olulH f -
r..sr, isw .,s In force In Brazil since November
newspapers printed in Brazil pay no postage and are
sent through the Post Ofice without any enarse. =
also foreign newspapers directed 70 pubic Aoraie'
that empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
cUAVING AT HOME

SHAviNG At HOnE.-In Eafops, nc prsenes q
- beng shaved Of neir rssdsnees has, LOG pfevssd
sx,.,sysly awors gentlemen, bot Ia ihis country hes
nor yss bssr Introduced The ssoscnoer sesvins NE c
-,ons Al ysnr.res IT this plan I'll Il onts s0sesst ths1s
selves proposss ys genremen q thet residences fr
ths pqrooss Of shaving dressing bsir se he hs tsrns
vii Re- add 10 sstlsrs hHnssl ppoo being abs
10 rive ss..sf.con Address J. A. u this 1sce. blws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

TaE M0RN0Ns.-An express mai arrived a.
Council Bluff Is days from tee Salt Lake, bringing in.
teu-ence that the Mormon colcny "a 10 prosperous
coudncu having surplus Of several thousand bushels
Of grain and other necesares Of fe-noney pler.
~ obtained from the gold regions In California
Orders were sent accompanied with the dat, 70 st.
Jossphs for merchandise. 81 Louis Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

MANsLAuGHrER.-O Officers Wade and Orr last
evening arrested man by the name OF Richard Egges
on a charge OF granddaughter, In having in frscas
caused the death Of Michael Dorsz. Held 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
GEORGE ELLIS
GEO. W. h TOMPkiNs
InSulfA AIM ATtH. IL

CHURCH, ELLIS 4 TOMPkNs, whoess's and -.
tail dealers 10 lnds Rubber and GuIia rofcha 4oJohn O.
iuve the attention of feis dealers and the public generally
their large assortment ~ the various srcles nsnufscuf
Of their substances Their connection with several ~
largest manufactures In tho country enables them N
offer assortment " hsse goods may bo founf
10 tho city, India Rubber Clohirg OF syeIy aeserpuon
Tents Metallic Rubber Boots sni Shoes Machine Banding
Steam Packing &c comprise part oflher extensive sosh
Of goods which lheY oder Al the lowest pflces "A lweod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

OTSrcg % THE FsAsKLs Yfss lie Co
PHnADELFHfA, Decsnber -. lsS
THE AGENCY Of DAVID A BOkkE Ls3 20 ~
Il Company having terminated, CIAkLts J. mAkIir,
EsG will continue The As.nc 10 Cly u Ssul ORR o.
% %al.st CHAaLEsN BANCkEa, Prestdsot
CHARLEs O Bsscxgs, Secretary IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

The resolutions from the Senate relative 70 Slavery
n the new territories were received
Mr. VARNUM moved 70 lay them on TIE table
Toe motion lost, snd the RESOLUTIONS were re-
fe-red 70 the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. BKEwgR gave notice Of bil TO aoolish the Ma
rine Cour; IN the City OF Newfork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
DoDwoKTH,s PRIVATE DASGlI .s.G

"A ACADEMY "a Brooms-st krss doors wsss d Brood
vsy-C asses for the second quarter ta eommcncinf
Persons wshns 10 pupils viii pssss cal 40 ent~
ther names Latiss and Chidrsos cIsss y % Iussoey
and Saturday Geots Glaze on Monday an1 Inursdsy
4 srs Tuesdsy and Friday q O. Poiha, keeo~e nstofts
&c Clas 90 TQesdsy and Friday q = n fnvse -.
COOS a shy TINS n0t occupied BY tne cIsssSs
. month, exclusively for pupils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

LIMITED PARrNERsHIP.-rhs undersigued hsys
formed limited partnership under the hnn OF ChlRCd.
ELLIS \ rOMFklNS. for the transaction Of geaersin-
ds Rubber and CUTS Perchs business purchasing msrn-
occurring and vepdlrg ihose substances and such oihe'
goods aud fabrics may be made prepared here
nom together such other goods ard articles ct
may be properly connected with such business The general
partner. interested sheren are LEONARD b. ChukVh b
GEORGE ELLIS, and GEORGE W Il. TOMPkl>S.
Of the City II New orb and The special psnsr aist.s
cd therein 10 JOSHUA ATNArfR, Jr OF CssAll. New.
York who has contributed thereto the Of Eve hosssnf
dollars cash Said partnership 10 TO commence on ths
hrst day II January 1919 and Will terminate ON the hr day
Of suusry, ls5l-Nsw-iofk Dec. -, ls.S. -
LEONARD a. CHURCH
GEORGE ELLIS
GEO W. TOMPkiNs.
JOSHUA ATWATtR, Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

cSn DOZEN TCMDLERS Al Is isnsssap usss
OCO sathe q low pncss-Ipendisz ios II trsuch
Also sssortsd ssfthsu wus s,ons vWe ssp Flsssss te
pTs eEO.' ". RO9E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

nIssOLUrION.-Ths eopsrtpsfship heresofoss 81.
sng between tbs undsrs gned uader the style and 6ru
Of ZINGsEM SHERWOOD. 10 this day dissolved 81
mutual consent Godfrey N Zlngssm 10 alone suthonxs1
10 s9,ts the Affair.", OF The same kev. Dee %. 1919
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