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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 120 Main, Corner of I 3th and Main Streets.
L. Ii. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
L Spring ard SdmalcI Ready Made Clothing and Cent?.
Fr-ry lie mo complete assort
n'ent Of tie fllowug articles viz
French English Cloth Dress aud ffOek Coats bhck blue
brow oiisc green.
French and American Pam and Fancy Cashmere Doe,kn
Pants.
Single Mhled CASHMERE. Tweed and Linen Pants
BLACK satin, uE and slams Vests
Fancy do do MlTssilcs and CaEhmeretIe Vests
White Marses Vests du"be aud single breasted standing aud
rolling COLI.
hid. Silk, Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts super plain and fancy
BOsOms nd Collars OF the styles
MeTino, Toil0n "a sin Undcrshirs
DO 10 Drawers and Socts
seas Cravsts stocks and Pocket dkf, great variety
Suspcndrrs OF all kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Al OF which wlseil any
of Oregon!
L h. Spence continues Clothing made
the Fashionable Establishment John NJ. Co BAL
An OF samples constantly on hand.
HpI7 Il. n SPENCE. Agent
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w. s. g. J. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

VlY the Ships Garrck and Wartcrloo, via New
- York fom Liverpool, have received Spring mpota
Enslsh HARDWARE Cutlery:
Cities, full ssOrment az American Hardware.
We have the imported largely staple goods and
have been eaTeuo the styles and qualities OF
We
prrpsrvdto sell pTse- be Satisfactory
psetuiy aud friends generally purchasing
Hardware, stock and prices.
w. 3. q J DoNNAN,
Ma IN sire
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BARGAINS AT KEEN n CO'S.-We
- shin frcu cas saupcr Gcui. At such pr,ces
a. The purch,r Zoe cash shan h sstshed
god ssUHsrt - Twsc apd ,ash-t SUMNER o. pn
Pass snge Au Cassn~re 60 hcso frnck Coats
Vests o. Vafous descptuns csH Qf Whch shan oHer
dlHnr ne balace ~ H.
reeevti shout 500 ~ he ehap~ Frneh h Coat.
IN Richmond mad undsr nsprcon and fof whieh
The Eerersl reputation q suaSirn gusnpee
jul KEEN 4 Co
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sew AND IMPORTANT REMEDY--PRICE7:
CELEBRATED STlMuLATINn IMMINENT

NHts truly invaluable prepared the e..epA
pf Of some Of our valuable Renede and
LAS ossa'ned tot seh universal a Specific Remedy
of-ihr uuatiSm, Tic D0iOsTOIK. Lnmt
aea ''nraeHd JOINTS Goui faky Spain T. Fa7es on
he race ns~o'm CutaheoIs Eupons, PhegmaSa DOZENS
Hyseria. Asue, NeTvoCs HeaaAebr ToOthaehe CIsmp
hu dfes OF Cerneates Om ihe eiI zsn. Of
our Stae could Dc procured Necessary tesyng sriea
~ 10 he above forms Of dsessebu unnecessary a.
ohy requires u A. TO demonsirate as extraordinary efraey
ao' ne ehaiu-hemoVhg The most eKeueatnE pain
times IN -w nles One advantage Is thar p
uen's are lot required On their with nau.ecu, and
frequently deieteous Drugs Every Family Should provide,
WIN H. and every iadS dga lslcd aay Of the above IA.
easss Should imme1sy Many and
successful Physicians their p.etes
rhSs 81 per oosHe. fos alr BY GAYNOR q WOOD
G1rR f~au,
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUf


VpNE Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand
II PAP MILL near the Depot o the southern Railroad good
assortment Of gIta supenc, ac and letter folded
nat ruled and plain; medium printing enveop
Of the wholesale prices
10 which they public assured that In quality
tci Manufacture will bear with tho production
" Northern Factory They prepared orders
description OF that market their ray
require Merchants aRd dealers requested call
Mil end examine for thrmsrvts NJ I{u
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- ,xc %, 60, --,.. 1880,
:,
N ~ -.
INK IL X
- - ~
tShr'oENio I'D the ainic'ed INC mos. cer'aih
t,mede' ana snese oo feaen' IN pansuaf disease and
CHROME aneei"ns 70 DC ,ounaI IN hn Guy ot VIZ onon'
THIS iNsITrDIioN,
having TOT me many years 81 Us eae'en IN BALTIMORE been
uhe' ~ Oh "' ana fesaAr p1IAeishs onef claim
uph puoe conn ne Nn en- DO osei can npe IN. past
eo"a saauee .hs sIae'o uemohy OF Eu-
wv .o.e salousn az. ,'o'n 'm. "mee'
:, -, ~ " ~ - " ~ VIZ ~ Sl.-.ih.h,
:" I'm .. 70 70 i"'. " M. ois an' 'Ne n.y. stkasaeo
49,. y ~, 70 s.esss, aeNos"
~ re- -. 49,. .s,.s, -, -. - ,,,,, L,
$500 - -, =. :. 80 80 - 80.
81, ss.,,n ..,s !. go. I'M sA"A'" aI'''e WI"
N--es' " y, n, =. %...s,
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NOTICE.
NEW BOOT y SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.


SPERM OIL.
SELL only one kind of the above Oil. which is
from the beet manufactures to his irE.t and
always warrant ITO be the very hest aud
TO Iho-e who prefer pure Sperm on Also solar
"il for sale by The gallon lead b.,
ia - SAMUEL p noyr
"INTEU BLEACHED SPERM or. INN, ~
most ceeSrlirl manufactures New and New
foit, sOn,ianly f,f BY
u 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
ShfrBS HELLOUS.-Just received direct from the
~ manufeiu full smiIhs' q, i,ySs 40 IN al
inch, which warrant OF the best quality.
VIM :. q mo. DOMAIN
Ju - NJ stree
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Riebmo,S Dailp fubis.
RICHARD IL. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT m. ELIlOTr, Associate Editor.
II r X M = .


Wing largest political or
nae except in New Orleans IT. large daily semi weekly
The extensive circulation throughout the whor county
will greatly
y-sv. from the daily making-sivSs
rvalcd Importance advertising medium.
Arrangements securing. win de
Of regularity European and Home Correspondence and i'm
povenen VIII continue I" be mad. To Keep pace VII" The ,pf'
Of the The Wing has heretofore steadily advanee without
single effort the OF proprietor. to enhance It's
during the session Of the the reports OF proceedings
ToLER ELLIOTT 4 co
DAILY PaP-rss annnm 5rrIwhsELr single S. for
copies WxsKLy, copy 81 five Tor ~:
copies os $is-a~ays advance. Rsm'tanees sr
made the o the Publishers all where evidence 10
taken OF the depose Of letter he roal Once containing
ney.
Advertising:
One SguaJc as lues) s---
Each additional niOn. ...................."
one month. without alteration. ............sG IS
Two. do. .do.. ..........s.....s 90
Thrc.. do. .do.. ....-..........l2 %
Longer adsur,isementsi the same proportion
One Square months without alteration l5 90
l9months... Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
One Square month";. ~able occasionally 40
Each additional square or ~ months. 90
squarrs renewable occasionally. 10 90
20 No advertisement by year
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed be
o- An advertisement copy specified
viii continued until ordered and
eIacted accordingly.
0JUcguInr Adverii.emcnts--Toa avoid any
dcrs,anng tho Of Annual AdveTsers
asely that their privileges ony extend to their immediate
husnes1 Real Estate Legal and all other Advertisements sent by
Ilirm to be- an additional charge, and variation.
% Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements to be
the hut To be charged the usual rates subject Ia
such discounts = shall be agreed upon.
" Aucunnecrs Bookseers yearly advertiser generally
the privilege of change shall
yearly average. any
standing under the and A
exceeding such be charged the usual
semi-we-kly Wing rs
per squa. - lines the insertion and so cent
per square for each continuance
July Ist,
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NEW CROP, 1916.
LANDRETHS TURNIP SEEDS.

EJER Express, the subscriber is now IN recent
of large supply Eenuine fresh Turu,o ss.. az
1rsh'sroNth-eomPrisinE the following kinds viz
Red top rurnip, strap eaved
Early white Fiat Dutch, 10
Purple top RuA BsEa Swedish
Large Globe, large Norfolk,
The celebrity Of Mr. Lanrts Seeds has now b.soaa 80 f
ab known that recommendation useless They are .o oa.s
al ne se PsIes that ordinary Turup and viii h.
aand vastly superior quality any pToaeIon to ,py
that sold. IoESST,rs my
Ju I
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whole Fare from Richmond 10 Isalti-
more imcImiing MenIsl 81

POTOMAC.
Whole Fare from Richmond 10 Halti-
more Including Meals 81.
'vNiiE public are hereby advised that on and af.
- ter Thurdly, the 9Th July new sxif and Jeauu
Steamer, MOUNT VERNON, Capt w GuaneH viii run .el
re'hy IN competition with Richmond Fredericksburg Poto
mac KAN Road between the hndns Atqua Ceei and Pnsy
Point AID Ia
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Car, on Mond,ys
and Thuisiays heqnia Greek p.
where they take the splendid Vernon Descending
the Potomac they dine board Mount Having view
of tAe BE- iuu the Potnuas
finey fni TO tea where
Er IN The Pavilion At that popular bathing Leaving Pney
Font amer Of
Bay Boats who have earlier tr .aIae
m-rptrE.
A. this line avoids rough potion NJ the Bay pas
ren}c's BY II OF e'u-Ue much
route IN Ia nor than they possibly be by the James River
aud Bay line.
Returning Bamorc on Tnesays and FRIDAYS
Al T. VI Piney POINT AcqAia
by ]. w. wbsner they with
Train arriving At Richmond by 81 NJ
The MouIt aud put out "a .sengrr, n nil the
lAndiIgs on the PosomAe. going Ahd returning
Paslse and Pare lIciuuing Pney
The Mount vermont between Richmond
int TInedlaI point and Bst!m0Tr o.
fasge and Fare Richmond AMI Pine, Point or any
Other lit ding the ro,Omac -.
Prage and Pare burg al Pney Point 81
re determination Of the Rail Steamboat Cmpa
MES In Keep this line, thai the by
as BY Other u comfortable aud
more eI1iour ihan ohcg lnc between Richmond Bal
rnloTe except Tie Great Mai lite
For further Utous tickets Apply at tho Richmond
4 FTedeiict sbuTg Rail Boad Ohice
THOMAS SHARP
lej Agent OF Transportation.
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR TIE TOILET

ENNE DRESSING CONBl black and white horn
u English French and American Combs
silk rurs genuine Parma Cologne
cOhaphr to dyong tie hair y wLiC rega Engsh Court Pas
English sealing Wa Gold Heaters dder
od,uts Pcufi sru pearl RowanTs
Maeass O Powder Pals; saul BoIcs Pocket books
quaurs Fords Water Ha Biuh,s vau,y patterns
Nsng Cads ffatrcy Fitk elegant soup
of French, EnEsh and American manufacture
description of FefIneVinlct Faicionry
Musk Nebcna, Racquet Car,ln- Hciyusms Portugal
beror. Nous ene Tooth Hushes n IVORY,
buhso, OF beautiful and good patterns many
USEFUL aItieies ForsSe to suit the times, by
OF
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EAGLE HOTEL.
TO nUYEHS OF FUHNITUTtE--sOUTM
AZ ~ MEEkS
CHAMPAGNE S,B,ANDY.

4 tANTON uATTINGS-whtc aud eolored Canton Mai
~ hngs ~, 50 and g for sale cheap
LATHGJP, CHRISTIAN A. cos,
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Dissolution on CO-PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNERSHlP e.
TENiiE co partnership heretofore existing under
y stJir 9ul nun Richards Gardiner Dissolved an
lhc 1T int. The of thu firm only usd closing
10 heafs Chttson Garinrf e GtHARtS.
JAMES GARDINER.
Richmond, Juy 9iH, 1916.
OF The co-partnorship heretofore existing un.
De- the style aud 6m Of J. A. Garrison Co was Dissolved The
To- The only i closing ~ a.
Az psrsons ndebd please make immediate payment Messs
Cisfsson GaIdner J. A CLAHkSnN,
July aIst 1916.
OF Having purchased Mr.. G.. 7. Richards in.
bu-ne,s Of Richards GARDNER Garrison
Go uLi-r style
and dtm CIARrsON GARDNER "a Bfosd
sitec recently oeeu. Cats,n where we .a be-
J. 4 CLARKsoN.
JAS GARnNEa
Richmond iuly lla, 1910.
NEW LAW BOOks.
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- Tsuya Evidence Equity
Billing Awardf
AWhtod's Mo- ftius . vols.
Russ,r Factors ant Htotcft
UfoUur's tegai Haa.ms.
Enrlph Common law Reports
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USta'es Diser,vol . ~ Geo r Cuuis Fsq
H'cons Abridgtnrnt 10 voit edited ny BOWER. 20
Humphrey Prssueai Fouu., vols
0reenieafon Evidence, vol 9.
Agereai aa-omept q Law Rocks 'or the iwe Pce
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Drato We Easi.h Co~Won Law Reports "a ~ Hon
Geo. Sherwood ani Geo W. Ritst- Pa
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Crabbs Law OF Real ffoJcdy, VOC.
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NALtECES VAIIECESt-rhs gas,l,usR can 6.d .
No a. beautiful aee Of VI, a0,e which w b. od ehesp
ju 80 }. MYERS.
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EOTRAUD's ITALIAN uFDIC4IFp

OF HAN0'S ITALIAN uEDICA I'D SOA p
- For Entering ne hashesf skn dcseH white and
~ r'urvng sllosQ etartions ppps
rdscss a. . % b. Itsan Ne,cated
Soap ~ or nala onl, icl or besuune
atd e ~ The o-5 ageu,s iof Richn,oud are
jas GAYNoR wOOD.
" Pn,s 5os. a sas,.
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ROBERT MOTT

ROBERT MOTT
House sian Painter and CIaxIer
HsTt DOR % hs Efolsags Bzsk, Ei-s-aeaa Efrgr-is
~ received further supply OF PaiHts Obs Cop,l and other
Nirnshes, with Painters Brushes enier- An as-ft.
M nj Of French and Anenean Window Gs from stIO To-
f'"nehos all Of which Le dtTouS 0 Ork u on The
most reasonAh he teTms - ~
IA large supply Or Soap stone PANT sale low gu
rsnor Psntfor Tin or shinFed Roof RS
EIrH' BACON Sc.-we h.ve Hcrrinrs and bacon for
pahtsuon hands very low The farmers do wei 20 can on
us ioI haTEans GRETTBR a GREITRR
~ doors below the zen
JlNGLES AND DINGIES FOR Thu NURSERYl
1--WE BOON Of NURSERY RHYMES eompirt, frp1 tbs ~.
ton ~ The word 70 the present uebeautuny Illustrated
Justfcce.yejby DRINkFR A NlEqts
~ ~ tf.I,--,c-,
Also jas ruh-t-ihr Futrt Minstrel by Sin. Iyda Jan,
fe'sOn- EDITED ~ besb schcn,E Che tbs edition
s'c oonsecruict hv m auh'r religions bcnsynsnce
THERMOMETERS
NALL and supply yourtIg during the warm weather Win ,
- Ihcm' met ~ out Of large and cssp supply that W. h.v
net opened NASH A wOODUO,fsg
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NEW AND MOST AGREEARIE Raj. ROAD
AND STEAMBOAT LINE TO paITIuOIE
VIA PINEN POINT AND TnE MOUTH or
POTOMAC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

- aar DO Champagne brandy. superior quality
crivrd Tor sale by NV p INT0Es 4 BRo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

Total. .J,990~8 lis,3xT io5iB zJ03,ibl
E1rcars TO Omar BRirAIs DuRIre ApRIL
Flour. Wheat Ccrn. Meal
Bsyveis. Busheis. Bushels Bdyveis
3e,D6 63,223 1909 $500
The value Of the exports to Great Britain and Deepen
denotes in April nearly onehaf Of the aggregate
exports for the month France stands second In the list
and China third, The exports to China for April were
unusually large.
Bsrngs circular Of the 18th OF April says that Ameri
stocks remained without favor and sales II forced
must be made at reduced prices No ratio has been o.
aqshcd for Maryland stocks since tho receipt Of tho
that the Legislature Of that State had separated
without adopting measures for the resumption of the
gular payment Of dividends.
Public and private accounts in relation to tho London
and Liverpool corn markets, differ slightly in their quo
tatons Barngs circular says that the corn trade con-
tnues depressed, while supplies of foreign wheat and
nour are daily arriving United States four in bond has
been sold at 2os barrel and cannot DO quoted above
that tor any quantity Scarcely any demand for bonded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07
Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals, especially by the Southern train, last
night, were numerous as to render accommoda
tons the principal hotels least, nconvenicnt The
departures have been few which leaves the hotels almost
inscce ssible to further increase. At the
AMERIcAN-T. Kipock, Newburg; Capt Brewster,
West Point; W. Calvin, L. Ii Robert Nelson John Nell
son, Philada; Major Ripley, Springfield; j. Gulick, Pal
Thos. Hale, Vermont; Capt Mcclellan, U s. A.
AsroR-J. w. Sn1th, Boston; Joseph Peabody Salem;
Dewitt Mass; Thomas Coolige Boston; &. Smith, Con-
necticut Robert Barry, Baltimore; c. Leverage do; j.
r. Powell, Ala; C. Buckholt Miss; Ed. Alexander,
Charleston; Mr.. Holland, Norwich; 8. Thompson, Br
mingham; g. Gardner, j. Rodgers Boston; =. Jacques
dol r. w. Conn., do; J. Dix, Geneva; s. stoddard 1tha
ca; X. D. Morris, Springfield Aug Sillern, London.
Crry-J Meliozet Phila.; H. Livingston, do; DR.. spen
GER, NJ; Ed Harris, do; ~ Sturdevant, Boston; J. g
Cochrane do; Col Gratiot Detroit Mr.. Tucker. Balti
more; JOS Wheelock, Boston; VIM Toby, Kinderhook
Capt; Needcr Canandsgua; J. Sutherland, Hudson; j.
B. Chamgng Philada; Col Chas Oakley, Illinois; So
muel Gliddon, ship Oregon.
FRASxLIs--Mr. Cunningham Geo; T. Scaley. Conan
daigua p Calhourt, Bridgeport Q. Jerome, New Haven
Geo PhipPen. Boston; Cunnington, Mass; A. Wager
Ehincbeck; B. Bliss, Springfield; J. Davis Albanp; g.
Griffin, Warrensburgh; =. Ripley Milwaukee; Steven
son, Canada; L. Dubois Kingston; NJ Benedict Provi
dence Mcneil do; Ira Sherman, Bridgeport; Ed. En-
glish, Philada.; Hugh Ely, John Cow, Maryland.
HowARp-F. Rider West Point A. Perignon, Ogdens
burgh julius Tower, NJ Y; Mr.. Burnhsm, Washington;
A. Roberts Philada.; b. Blenbsnc, Conn., J. Van Brunt
L; l.; Hon Samuel Phelps Vermont; II Mercer Pa; I'd.
Howe, Boston; ~ adams Gin; j.. Duncan Ohio; j. Ry-
an, Boston; MIR. Webster, Dsrlngton e.. West, w.
Dickson, Fort Wayne; A. Richmond, New Bedford; "a.
Donnard Maine; Gen. John Stockton, Michigan; =. w.
Bell do y. Noyes Bristol; c. q. Webster, Mobile; Theo
Peck Burlington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

FROM CARE HAyTrEN.-Apr ~, 1s46.--Smce
the departure Of tho Gladiator, which sailed for
New York the 9Th, have had no political change
worthy Of note. ExPresden Picrrot has been order.
cd to reside in the SOUTH where nc has personal in
fuence.
Riches government Is considered settled at least
for the moment and every thing is quiet The mar
kct is ovcrstocked with american produce especially in
respect the articles Of -four pork and soap Our island
coffee ls3 To- logwood 81 a9; Spanish dollars 81 so
a $500
The brig Osccoa, Pierce sailed for Boston, 18th inst
The following vessels are IN port briggs Mary Ellen Nc
Cloud for Boston in four days. smyrna sprague for do
dsch and schr May Bee, Of Kingston for DO In 10 days
Cor. Phil ErehgnSe. = -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

Commemorative published, a few days ago, in
our police reports, an account of the arrest OF a
Mr.. Edwin Ferguson, ON a charge Of assault and
battery, and petit larceny, by party named stou.
tenbcrough. We have no disposition to do MUS
tee to either party. and accordingly We do not
hesitate to publish the following card =
The public and my friends hereby requested not to
iorm any opinion in relation TO my by VIM Stou
tenoorough Of No ia John street. for assault and bat
ana pet larceny as on the trial Of the frivolous
which will be honorably acquitted Of any blame.
EDWIN FERGUSON.
The trial, when it takes place, will, doubtless,
DC an amusing one. 1t appears that Ferguson is
an expert bird cage maker, about beginning bust
ness on his own account, and the petit larceny
must have been petty ono, indeed, when hardly
a shilling's worth yps taken out Of his own trunk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07
Common CouncIl.

BcAnD OF ALpEsnns.-This Board helda special meet
Ing hast sssnns the dn in the ns The minutes
A message received from his honor the Mayor
transmitting the return Of the prisoners confined in the
city prison. Ordered on the file.
Professor Espy-Rcport in favor Of employing Pro-
lessor Epy who proposed to ventlate the Tombs for
Aid BRIoos opposed ts reception on the ground of the
inexpediency Of the measure.
Aid HENRY in favor of venlatng the city prison.
which much wanted full circulation of air through the
cells, and
Aid BENSON moved to lay on the table,
AID MEssERoLE considered that such q step was essen
tally necessary all the Board have experience
of the difficulty Of sitting in the Court from the foul air
therein which always gave them headache. Laugh
Aid BENSON had never felt the influence of the air or
any inconvenience in sitting in the Court room when
there and presiding the bench He would, however
Aid MEssrRoLr.-Thc gentleman speaks Of the little
influence which this state of the air had upon his mind
or knowiedgcbox when on the bench. Qaughter) He
differed, however, with the gentleman Of the I'd. He
Ad Mcsseroc) did not bottle his know ledge or carry
i in his pocket laughe did the gentleman Of the
in his headand moved that the matter be referred to
special committee
Aid BRrcos considered the prison was well ventilated
The motion to refer was lost Ayes 5, noes 8.
Aid. BRIGcs here moved to lay on the table. Lost
Ayes 3, noes I.
The question ON the report wastakcn and lost AYES
5, noes 6.
Report in favor Of re-imbursug Benjamin Tennin,an
ing suit brought against HIM as Inspector Of Elections
Lost Ayes 2, noes9
Report favor Of leasing certain piers at foot Of North
Report in favor the salary Of Jacob am
say, Mayors First Marshal to 900 per annum,
mence from the first day of June last The question
this report was taken and lost. Ayes ), noes 4
Report In favor Of extending the contract to first Janu
ary to the contractors Pollock and Cummins for build
ing sewers in 23d street. Adopted.
After concurring in unimportant papers from the
Board OF Assistants, the Board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

Daniel 11arbls's Prise ooO0.-Xhis prsnnAu1
the belief that many compsor viii be found to dispate
liberal offer he has made for the production Of
suited 70 his peculiar style of action and The
field opsn onewide and prolific aud doubt before
Lefsvres Psvilon Boston. will be furnished, Illus
tratve Of the native dramatic genius Of the country
Lecture ON Digestion, &c., with the Manu-
kins Dr. Wieng gives his second lecture Of the this
Thursday evening" in Clinton Hall at ia O'Clock. on the
other Of the system the mpor
Of the stomach healthy STATE the causes
dyspepsia the evils resulting from the Of tobacco and
things necessary 70 be observed TO set rad
stomach and all the organs concerned in digestion lecture
deeply interesting al. Admittance only IN cents.
Mirror Of Naturc.-Gentle reader, II you
would look upon the nismens ofyour couqfenanes,
rendered than the reflection thrown back me
numbe No $50 Broadway, and most ardent wish can
be grati6ed at very uihng expense.
From tho Editor OF the New York sun, OF
April 24th.-DR. FEucHrwANcER's PRErARArioSs.-Sum,
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Aies &c. &c. believe Dr. Feuchtwangers prepast,ons
the only in which be relied upon 10 pc
had at his Office, % Liberty street.
Dresslng Cnses.-The attention OF the trav-
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pendagss geneman toilet Their assortment embraces
short journey each containing tina, for trav
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

NAVAL STATION WANTED AT SAvANSAH.-The news
papers at Savannah, Georgia. earnestly urging upon
Congress the proprety OF making naval station there
The harbor is represented being well adapted for this
purpose and much stress laid upon the c that It s the
only hsrbor for 6vo hundred miles south Of the Chcsa
pesks, whsre frigatss can ride IN safety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07
NEW YORK HERALD.


Our usual European edition OF the Herald, to go
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IL viii contain report of the markets up to that
hour, together with the latest intelligence from
Mexico, Washington, and the whole American
continent. Price two cents, III wrappers, ready
Tor the mail, which viii close at half past p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-07

STEAMSHIP GREAT WEsTERS-Ths splendid
steamship, under the command of Captain Ma
thews will leave our shores, this day, Mt O'Clock,
for.England. We understand that she is, as usual
full Of passengers. We wish her and her noble
Captain, and those who will sail with him. a hap.
by and prosperous voyage, and a speedy return
IN Ncw York