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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-30
City Intelligence.

ArsL WEArHER The coquettish April seems dis
posed to 60 out with none Of the smiles which have
brishtsnsd up her face for days past Yesterday
was q regularly unpleasant day, with no redeemipg
quality save that It will give the sprinsing grass and
leaning trees start. Our streets are put py it.u
their usual interesting muddy condition By the way
what has become Of the brooms that 20 busy Ii.
tie previous to the 18th Of April Were they eli worn
out q. that time In the evening We had severe storm
Of rain accompanied by sharp lightning and heavy thun
der and wind which made bscd work with the awnings
which storeksepers simple enough to leave Of
doors.
sprnEMr CouRr.-Ths May Term Of this court begins
on Monday next. The court will be opened at 10
o'clock on Monday morning, in the chamber Of the
Board Of Assistants There between seven and eight
hundred Causes on the calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Ths May Term Of this court also
begins Monday; the FIRST week will be Devoted to the
trial Of issues aer which the argument calendar will
be taken up and continued for the remainder Of the
term.
CoRorERI OFrIcE.-.aecidentsi DropniRg The Coro-
held an inquest yesterday, board the schooner
Courier lying at the foot Of Rector street, the body
Of the mate OF the above vessel by the Of C. ,.
Carlsbad native Of Sweden, 20 years Of sge, who
came to his death BY accidental drowning. Verdict
nccordin9lv.
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SCHENCK'S
p u L. M O MIC SYRUP
HAS CURED ME-
READ! READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTlFI-
CATE OF RICHARD l.. COX, A MAN OF
HIGH STANDING IN NEW JERSEY

READ! READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTlFI-
CATE OF RICHARD L; COX, A MAN OF
THE "a s {! Ms p ; q n ss .
sac e i :sI:%:
q hand. S :sn: :ss 9.
sa s ssS':
iaa
and he became weaker and weaker emacistsd
sss h:
s' sis
9 the :ss sAs b A. a s
had e
That had taken b.. about ten bottles q hs snd
siy;: +: oh:i medicine. III time
nc he . The Ri: wife .aa
VI.
hmha At hi. time he rnsbs g raise h: head from the
S q the inown shs. ssheSeS
consumption, after ii other had several
r. 20 ~ s, f,deSy
a ii: DP,;;,s began % his
was about ten weeks that the rapid changes 10 his
as hss friend: and ioeT:$ ees,iaa.
%
' he
@ $ Ss Ss sy a
eed TO be in a perfectly sound coalition.
M! Alarmed to ''I ;::s f 6 4; 4 S
Alderman
III. .dss TS s ownh Apr Of e
do hereby certify that well with Richard
L. Co.. and frequently visited him the last stage Of Pumo
Consumption which believe cured by the
Schenck fulmonc Syrup and feel duty recommend
i the consumpve in the strongest possible having
William Hs@nst. John IL Ellis Andrew G1i.son, ''
Fr.nkllS Cor. John ,. f GSa, Tho: u Aswins'
MAaLroN, N. ], May 9Th, lsl5.
Mr. Schenck-Sir: am pastor Of the Baptist church
Maop Rev Jersey Some three or four months
Richard Coz then lying all human deaths
door by consumption My distinct impression that the
gentleman would not live week To my surprise
him my congregation last Sabbath healthy looking
To-day have been his house. and received from him the
suranee that Syrup the mean: Of saying his life
am respectfully yours JAMES M. CHALLlSS
Tho genuine Pumonic Syrup prepared exclusively the
proprietor and for sale at his principal Office No Court
examined. and obtain pamphlet describing CONSUMPTION,
DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT, free Of charge
For sale also by B. Sands CO. 273 Broadway Hutchngs
3 Bseckerst; Ford ga Fourth Wooster: Everitt 9e
T. A. Van Zand Smith and Dean sts, Brooklyn
Reddng < Co. State st, Boston.
Please bear mind that g. Beekman does not sell orr
gna Genuine Pumonic Syrup and TO avoid deception, apply
Tor the old established medicine at No. Coufandt street
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nfovements or TravelIc

There was yesterday still further accession Of tra.
vslers and through the city The hotels nearly
oiled up generally and present an asn%stos spscsscs
The following form portion at zach =
YAMKnicAr.-Messrs. Greene. II. and H. Warren,
Troy; Thomas Rider, West Point; Lieut. Amy, g. M
Knowsr, Albany; Thomas Sherwood, New Haven; L.
Maniqualt Charleston. 9: e; Samuel Allison Tennss
see; W. Eakin, do; D. Haight Rochester C. Williams
Conn; Col Mason, U. 9. Al T. w. Williams, New Lon
A.roa-C Pond, Hartford; X Brunt, Springfield; G.
Northam, Hsrtord, Mr.. and Mrs. Mowat ny Mr. Hall,
Louisiana; z Coggefha, Baltimore; G. Bellows, New
sS.n r.ko d.s SrssP rsv
dencs; w. Huntingdon, Conn; Aidsn sostoni osorge
Wright, dc; C. Tracy, MobiIsi C. Rosinson Tsunteni
J. rslmsr, frovidsncs Lent 0ordoa, Mr: TSwrssnd,
dsIphia; W. Chambers, osorsa; Morris, Londoni n.
C,TS.-w. Leighton. N. >; D. Post, do; G. Lower.
G. Johnson vermont; j. W. Grimm, Me; r. L. Baker.
u g. A, j. Anderson, Louisville, Kentucky; 0enoux
Hartford; j. B. Bell, Pa; 8 Sell, Reading; W. H. Ken
DALI Philadelphia; Capt Bunting, w Carton, ship Ola
town. w. Miller Phtsburg; ,. II. Higgins, Phiadsphia;
FnssHL,s-J. Bsecher, Bridgeport; A. Cunninghsm.
Y ss.r v .Ho AG'f A. Ho! %'1 e:
Hollister, Conn; r. Nef, New Haven; r. M. Edson.
Monroe CO; d Mowry, Norwich J. Wilder, Boston; H.
Marsh, Michigan G. Reynolds, Mobile; Marsh, Stat
HcwAsp n brown. Msdnsid; W. Howe. Mass. J.
Fitch Cleveland; f. Parker, Boston j. Barpss fhiis-
delphis; Hon. A. G. Nevins Sullivan COZ Van Wayns'
n II; James Holden, Ohio Hon ). Fsirhsld. Msipsi :.
ton; W. Basbstt, NJ Dunbury. n Q; 0sorgs psn
bury, dol D. Wagner, Albany p Packard rhiie1s'Rsmi
George Woodmsn. Bangor; G. Cushmsn Me- W. ~. nsn'
derson, Quebec; D. Williams, Boston; a. ~.
Piattsburgh, A. Hunter, Boston; G. W. kennsoy' AsH
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Police Intelligence

ArRIL 2o.-Robbeyy-Ths slooP Leader, lying at the
trunk broken open By some thisVnx :counars and
robbed of SIS in money and double case silver watch
with the initials Oft NJ. F. on the inner case. No
arrest
Rossins D.p..y sAe,fzPolicemsn Tinker, q y:
Sheriff No % Eardse street. the following properly.
viz black cloth coat worth $40 pearl box with
Ger rings. valued in ali At $50 The above property.
very fortunately. was all recovered by the above on
hs
Forgery Officer conklin, tof the Third ward, ar:
rested Sssay oups German n1 BY the re- nam. o.
cd as bookkeeper By Mr. Geo J; Risf, fancy box ana
paper manufacturer No. l2i Fulton street, for which
service he received s. per week In January last Mr.
Kraft paid him check Tor $40 This check was destroy
and rgsd check dated the sl Of January issc for
the OF Sl25 the Bank Of New York ard received
check q on also for
gary on Mr. Kraft Committed by Justice Osborne, for
Grand Lareeny-A black follow, Called Peter Day.
arrested yesterday by officers Conklin and Wander
see, Of the Sd ward. charged with rcbbins. in New
valley, otseso county n Y, Of ssls 1t .ppssrs this
black fellow TO exchange 500 bank blu Of the
in Greenwich street. This bill corresponds exactly
with the money lost by Mr. Bowen. When arrested he
had Obtained BY The Jersey lottery &C. Win this
money, MIR. "Darkie" has rugged" himself out with
trunk and suit OF clothes and intended to 80 deep,
doubt, in the "Pokomoke policy" It'll by such chaps
that the policy vendeis make living. Committed for
examination, by Justice Osborne.
Illegal Voting.-Conrad Rothschid, German Jew,
was arrested Tuesday, charged with attempting to
pass in his vote Illegally at the 7th district In the 9Th
ward. He stated that he had not been In the country
two years. consequently he taken into custody, and
the magistrate committed him to prison. in default Of
$500 bail
Stealing Gold ChGin.-John Wallace ysstsr dsy
charged with stealing gold guard chain, worth $l6,
belonging TO Mr. Isaac NJ Bowers No. 127 Broadway.
Committed by Justice Osborne for trial
.dssauIsing an O1tc1.-A man. called Lewis Parker,
arrested and committed prison by Justice Osborne
for assault officer Powell Of the Sd ward, while
in the discharge OF his duty.
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! e4 - e
THE Fa6ie TsspeeuIly informed that the breaks
S E: z =: e; S 1 h'ss ,.s
Canal from Philadelphia Psborgh, commeueed in regular
81: s.i 3. G :. Ms.s' ~ z ir.1 ne
roate Is.engers will avoid all the fsugus and dan;
ger Of night travelling in coaches both Railroads being passed
als.a.tisa .pgly d. oa E..bli.A.d Once.
sn.: :'''' doors '''' sSn G 'tjsfs Agent
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY:
sis: :i = .ss X e s ~.
Pos Ss:s and LSy :s
si%so' IN .a. 81 cspw
s:.so.s SDR Tx
will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday EVENING" q
Al o'clock r. NJ, Landing az Iutsrnediats Places.
Etom the F6ot Of Bsyelay 81
: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons
will Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
The above boats will all times arrive Albany ample
GIN. g, the morning S.s oI the east Of vest ~ o'clock
p.oe. forbid trusting Of the boat. Of thi' line
. x: q oss Ss on board tho
go - THE Propretor Of STEAMBOATS, wishing
6-boafd the ste,mbosts Niagara: Iron Witch,
Governor, boat Johu Stevens, Wooster Traveller &c.
up strong and warranted for by H. No
Ann street mrA lmTr
s STATEN ISLAND 9.
so e sPf sNsis n ~ Anil s q: .~
York and Staten Isand follows, until further no.ce:
Leave Staten Island s.s, 10. II o'clock A. NJ; ,23
6o'clock, r. M
A. M; l, 2, 80 s, O'Clock. p. M
On Sundays the first boat from the Island will leave at A.
NJ and the frat boat from New York az A. M.
N BAH freight at the risk Of the owners thereof
AL re-
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ATkAPlLATOkY,
IN LIQUID HAIR DYE, for changing the color Of the

OR LIQUID HAIR DYE, for changing the color Of the
~ hair % shy reqaIed shade OF black or brown n few
skn, injurng the hair The great advantages
by this Hair Dye over those hitherto will be
apparent II produces perfectly natural color,
comparatively short space Of time and much q the onble
irey obvisted this For producing the lighter shades Of
brown Aspaory be said to be the only preparation
addioo the color having reSmblsnce TO that OF
nature completely defy detection, the OF the Dye
will be found n NO respect injurious the ha which, alter
the operaon will il accustomed soness, elasticity
md goss Private Tor ladies' and grntcmcn wis
ing 70 have their HAIR changed, ~ :. -,
a. lm.re J. LAIKD'5, % Chatham e.
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
VIZ and Families can obtain the full
w vsee 70! all Kinds Of :.gefaous effects shsy wish e
Fire Arms Furniture, &C. LEvysTyr, t66 Broadway mp
stairs Ladies having any Cast of Clothing dispose o.
yErsTrr NIB. line through ths Post 0es will be prompt
u attended 10. ms lm-rc
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BREACH IN THE EHrx CANAL RErAIREpp .-
find the following letter from the ,hs as. sn..
h,sscb e which informed you the other day.
eGs e;..d mo- on sos aos ss
-; nsrss crowd Of boats different parts Of the
section under nv charge required my immediate and
sisfsctory excuse for the delay More than double
80 labor has performed 10 secure the banks nom
snoher failure than the simple repairing Of the brsech
a. anticipated IN my estimate Of $500, which ives done
under the direction Of the chief engineer, Mr. Childs
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NEW TARIFF.
IMPORTANT NEWS TO Shippers Of Grain and other
II E. Pc A.. (svsuf vifstu

i Farm Produce TO Great Britain
new law having posed the Legislature. admitting the
pornuou OF foreign and provisions low rate OF
TO ship the Glasgow market to open good eonnsron
and Provision rsde and there has hitherto been Of
any impertance who had practical knowledge Of that
trade Gsgow better opportunity could not be dcsned BY
respectable houses form IN that market Lib
eral advances will be given TO shippers =.
From The subscrbers long experience and no Wedge Of the
Grain and Provision Trade also his fs ndly intimacy
with the bnye large and respectable trade may be eaca
lated upon. -
The subscriber begs refer shippers 70 Mr. Finay
Astor House. ROBERT ROBERTSON
un28 lm~rc 50 Union street. 0lasg0w.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

ON and afsr Friday May is 1876. the cara viii run as
Le.v. City Hall for Yorkvle Harlem and Mosisns. =,
selosi NJ Lssys Cry Hail fes foiSesn ADD williams:
Bridge, at TO- and O'clock. A. Al ~ p andeh O'clock.
Hart. Corner and White Plains At and 10 o'c!Ssk
q md oclSeh p NJ leave Hss% and s11ts "a AZ 10
ard O'clock NJ. Leave William Bridge and Eords,m At
N. Leave White Plans and y o'clock, N and
O'clock The freight train will leave the City Hall at
morning On surS.ys The Whit. P,p. Taia will ls.ys the
A NJ. and r. NJ. On Sundays the Harlem and Wlisms'
Bridge Trains will be regulated according to the Of the
weather. fmrc
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April 2s-Winman ps Clarke ct 1.-THE Frscs IN the
Court Of Commsn Pieas-Mr. Henry 8. Dodge, the
tsrday morning and addressed Judge Ushoeher refer
to the statement made BY Mr. Clark ON Monday e
wit-thst he Mr. Dodge, told Mr. Clark that Mech and
his friends intended commit breach Of the peace and
to OF himself This statement not he said,
exactly the fact; he merely, a. friend, advised Mr.
Clark TO take care Of himself fearing that such an occur.
Judge and detailed the various he received
from MIR Clark in the progress Of the trial and conclud
hoping for ts indulgence Judge Ulshoser said would
be idle attempt to carry the business Of the
try to preserve the dignity and decorum Of court Of
which il vested for preserving s dignity. His OBJ
ec in the course no took to prevent breach Of the
peace either Of Court. He did not think that
any remarks made by counsel In the summing up Of
cause would justify breach of the peace in the pre-
senco Of the Court He would, however, consult with
his associates and they would make such order In the
premises the and circumstances Of the
called Tor.
Cyrus C. Mason ps. Daniel T. Younss.-Acton to re-
Of Xprii 10 the 10th Of Dec is45 The defence was
quencs OF the bad Of the cellar Verdict for plain
tlG $50. Mr.: ssysrs, counsel forplaintif-Mr II. +.
Bsneker Prospert snI,.alvera Omsdis %. George B.
Ha,tshoYn aI-This was action Of trsspass. The
PLAINTIFF occupied premises in Gold street tenants to
the defendants; they issued landlords warrant and
seized plaintiff stools and furniture for rent which
they alleged to be due the PLAINTIFF insist that the rent
due at the time Of the seizure, and moreover
that defendants seized more property than was necesaa
ry TO satisfy their demand The defendants pleaded the
taking Adjourned to this morning. For plaintiffs, Mr..
Charming for defendants, MIR. L. Livingston
Before Judge DAILY.
David B. Luckey John SnGen Action for assault
premises that latter ordered him off, no rsfassd and
then pushed him out outside the gate Verdict
this morning j. G. Hamilton, counsel Tor plainti6-Mr
Tomlinson, for defendant.
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
FOB Fitehburg Kesns 0Isendsid BrstslsSoro Windse,
nadss All Paekases Parcels and Of the above
toyr1 or any part Of The western portion OF Nsw Hs%psniis
care Of L. B!0ELOW, Court street. Boston:
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pGLgGATEs ELEcTED.
RErssELAER Co.-Whig and .anftRenf over 100 ma
jority. VIM. H. Van schoonhoven, Perry Warren,
Abram Whitbeck, jr.
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puRE WATER.sTONEs IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water Fltsrs.-These filters only clarity but purify
the turbd water rendering perfectly salubrous BY d
vestng Of all putrd vegetable and animal matter anmacu.
that even water impoverished with SOAP tobacco &c &c
line ceaness Can be operation and for sale Stone
and Brothers Croon Plumbing establishment 80 Broadway
AMI MI
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LAP WELDED BOILER FLUES,
1R FEET long. and from ~ to inches in dismster. Can
THOMAS PROssER,
a2s im-rc % Piau ST., N. Y.
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NEW TEAS, GROCERIES,, NC.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CHEAP FOR
"a CASH. Q. FOWLER, $50 Greenwich street, come!
Murray l2s Greenwich vr has received
Green and Bs. Tea. and Family Groceries Of all The ys..ou:
Green Tea 50 ID fine Ooong 50 and very 6ne
Young Hyson a, IS cts best old Java COTE i2h cts ID
Sumatra do 10 good dairy Butter l2k hi beached
Lamp Oil rs per gallon Sperm Candles Is Also
assortment Of fine white yellow and brown Sugar Of all
tho y.rio kinds. AZ M
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BIRD CAGE MANUFAUTOKY,
MO. St Johns' Lane Beach street. The 6ubscrb
~ would inform his Cusome the Public that he
has ntly hand stock Of fancy and common
Bird Cages or all descriptions which he will sell cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere.
Also, Cages made TO order.
PG-Country Merchants would fnd il their
nd HE an M
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BILLIARDS AT ST. LOUIS.

BILLIARDS. AT ST. LOUIS.
excellent opportunity for any person who may wish to
purchase three or four Billiard Tabl they
hire drs rate ROOM ~ By feet in Resaurat just
opened crowded houses aud doing smashing
n.nt a:p: every day aud BY Of The
city and gives the Of New York city reference The
Taoes making and almost fuishedby Bssord Any
ness make from $3.50 $40 600 their prices for
are ia una. 2, ca. On U
cmeus Of the tables building for 81 Louis 70! trial.
Billiard fables Cloths Balls Cues Chinese French Cue
Leafhcrs. &c &e., for sale above. Az AYR
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS

DEALERS IN PERFUM merry,
no NOT BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
- WAY-The subse ib-r ofers the most complete
Of Pertumery Toilet Colognes Extracts kc &c.
prices per cheaper than other house in
the United States. In order yourselves he
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Z. HOUSED,
Manufacturer and Importer OF Perfumey Soaps. &c. $50
Broadway, between Liberty and Cou siandt streets
M
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CLOTHING
MUCH LOWER than the General Prices-JACOB YAM
1vA DkRBiLT, - Maidsa Lane between WIN. and Nassau
cheapest fashionable ssnemens and boys clothing
essablishment n New York.
~ ID. Hsndrsas Of enrmsues roadv made. which will be
cold Wholesale o. Isesil, veSy loU nss im're
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EXCELSIOk.
n ROBERTSONT PHEN1X ~
5 HAT AND CAP MANUFACI,ORY,

HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY,
lO3 Fulton 80, between Nassau and william.
JE propri this has recently added
ensive spring gooAs an assortment Of Mole
skin Has, exquisite fs and superior The
of these really superb acIes il only - So beng 81 50 les.
than the goods Ia the inner snd Of
great disparity price may be easily eonjectrrd The sdvs
being bat ythe u hoss Of lhe spes did
establishments broadway he 10 enabled
Offer goods Of corresponding description At lower
a23 lm+
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THE Subscriber having become interested the above
house respectfully the Of his and
euds Orders entrusted to his will be attended to with
promptness JAMES A. SWAIN.
an lm< rr
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To DEALERS IN WOULLENS.
RI MI0EON 4 CO, al West street Re;hnisher. O
III. Cloths Casnncres and Satnes. The gold medal hal
been awarded H. NJ for the Improvement in rehnishns
Refsrs TO Messrs Woeou slade 60 Pine streets william
c. Langley Co., Exchange Place. corner Of Broad STREET
IN mi iunsr
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-09
PATENT AGENCY
At Washington City, ID. C..

VENAs @. ROBBINS, Mechanical Engineer
- and Agent for procuring Patents, will prepare
the necessary drawings and papers for applicants
for patents and transact all other business in the
line OF his profession at the Patent Office He can
be consulted on all questions relating to the patent
laws and decisions in the United States or Europe.
Persons at distance desirous of having exahina-
tons made at the Patent Office, prior to making ap-
plication for patent, may forward (post paid, en-
closing fee of five dollars) clear statement of their
case, when immediate attention will be given to il.
and all the information that could be obtained by
visit Of the applicant in person, promptly commun
Gated
All letters on business must be post paid and
contain suitable fee, where written opinion is re-
quired. Office on street, opposite tho Paten, OF.
flee. He has the honor Of referring, by permission,
to Hon. Edmund Burke, Com. of Patents; Hon II.
H.. Ellsworth, late Com. Of Patents; H Knowles,
Machinist Patent Office; Judge Cranch, Washing
ton, d. c.; Hon. r. Choate, Mass, u. s. Senate;
Hon. w. Allen, Ohio, U. 8. Senate; Hon. J. B.
Bowlin, M. O., Missouri; Hon. Willis Hall, N. Y;
Hon Robert Smith, M. c., Illinois; Hon. s. Breese,
u s. Senate; Hon. ]. H. Ree, NJ. c., Missouri;
Capt. II. M Shreeve, Missouri.
aug l0-tf '
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-09
, 5BIALTIMO OR E
TURNER & NUDGE, "a
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 8, south Cha rles Street.


TTAvE for sale AMES' Gns and super6ne Let
III ter Paper. blue and white ruled and plain
fine and superfine FooIscsp, blue and white, ruled
and plain; Folio Post, Packet Post, Flat Cap,
double Cap, Envelope Paper, &c. otUs
BUTLER'S fine, superfine and LIST class Letter
Papers; blue wove, white wovs, and blue laid, ruled
and plain Packet Post; Commercial Post; Folio
Post Foolscap, blue wove anil white wove, and
blue laid; Flat Cap. Demi, Medium and Royal Lee
ger Papers. Bank Note Paper, &c. a
HUBBARD'S fine and superfine Letter Paper,
blue white, and assorted colors; fine and superine
Flat, Cap, blus and white Demi, Medium, ROYAL
and Super royal Leger Papers; Medium, Super
royal and double Cap Cover Papers; Glazed Me-
dium. Folio Post, Envelope Paper, Botting Paper,
Packet Post, &c. 59s n
HUDSON's fine and uperfne Foolscap, blue
and white, ruled and plain; fine and superine Let
ter Papers, blue wove, white wove and blue laid
Packet Post, hand made, Note Paper, &c. a'
KINGS superfne Letter Papers, blue and white,
ruled and plain; Nos. 2 and 8 Fooscap, blue and
white, ruled and plain; Flat Cap No. and 4,
Deni and Medium Leger Papers, blue and white,
Folio Post, &c. 4raYt tiasR' bf '5a n
OWEN & HURLBU1ss fine and soDertoe
Letter Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain fine
and superfine Foolscap, blne and white, ruled and
plain; Flat Cap Envelope Paper, &c. Aa'4lf'
PLATNER & SMITHS fine and superfn
Letter Papers, blue, and white, ruled and plain;
Commercial Post, Packet Post, Folio Post, &c. ~
Crane and Co.'s, Dckey and Lysle's, Cutters Jes-
sop and Bros, Kendal's Southwerth Manufacturing
Co., Green and Flemmng's and other Writing Pa.
pers; Binders, Trunk and Bonnet Boards; Hard
ware Paper; Patent Envelope Cloth, Tea Tissue
and Printing Paper; Printing Writing and Indel-
ible INK; Bleaching Powders; Enamalled, Ivory
Surface and Colored CARDS; Letter and Note
Envelopes, &C, &C. sa, june 22-tf
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-09
Farm for Sale.

TUNHE subscriber offers for sale 3293 acres Of
Il land, lying in Montgomery county, % miles
from Washington City, on the road leading from
Rockville to the mouth Of Monaccocy: one third,
or more, of the land is woods, containing good
timber. The cleared land is of good quality, and
easy to be improved. The buildings are large
two-story brick dwelling house, with basement
and garret, barn, tobacco house, stable, &c. II
For terms enquire on the premises, of .aa8
IS 4H ul JAMES TRUMAN
July loft Rockville Journal 81. I,