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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

PAPER PAPER PAPER.
OOO CASEs l0v prce Cap anf Letter Paper
ZUO Deb cases fle Cap and l.ar-er Paper.
1900 rcams of straw Wrapping
1000 rean- u Raj Wrapping Paper.
ls0 reums of Hardware Paper.
l..f0 reams OF Elvelop Paper.
i.5ol reams o. Write AMI co-1Tec Tissue Paper.
slon rcans OF G. red Paper.
50 tons Ha1gin. Papers
81 tons Binders Boards.
DO tons Trunk Boards
l8 tons Banibox Boards.
S0 tons slea.hlg Paper
10 gross Bo1nei Bonds.
Forsale a. the lowest market prices. By
myl0 I'm CYRUS ". FIELD 4 CO. II Clf-st.
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EXCURSIONS.
no CEDAR GROVE. TO CEDAR

TFY1 10 f'EUN X q EfUN =. 10 tFlTINh
Esfi, - Cedar Grove open io thc public
s--sX go Tor tIe sea-on.-M Mr. VIM. NandyAe takes
pleasure n informing bis friends nnd the citizens OF New
York ha has lcB-ei for term of years those beautiful
ground. known as Cedar Grove. located e souheny
side of Staten Island. near thc "Oi Film Tree ami has
been actively engaged during le Spring m t'r tvns out
l. grounds erection of budiue- bath house o,- &c..
he whole involving an expense OF several thousand dollars
u having been his determination from hc commencement of
his pr1rueforsp make Cedar Grove te most eligible and
Agreeable summer resort To- be- found m the vicinity OF New
York
For military and pleasure excursions. balls. parties, &c
Cedar Grove wil be found Inspection, to possess Ia
cles for pleasure That unsurpassed as nu evidence ~
which the proprietor need only refer the public % card
signed by above 500 gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove for
hr purpose of expressing publicly an opinion ct Boz eligibility
a- summer resort and which they found, examination
VI he proy meuis and arrangements hen progressing 10
ar -urpl-s. for beauty uf scenery. facilities Tor amusement
recreation AVID exercise, Summer resort they had ever
bef1reyt-red The steamer Gen Lincoln runs daily Two
steamboats, leave every Sunday For particulars see adyer
u-tmeuf Icl3 jnF
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A DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs.


rT'HE DEAD-SHur BEDBuG POISON. new article
exceeding anything known ur destroying chose luXiOls
v.rml lust received and for sale. wholesale aud re by
kEICHAM s. HENSIAN.
iel7 I'm i2 Futo1-s- y. fle only agents lr .s cry.
SALAMANDER SAFE-.-Mrs c Henug-Sir.
- Thinking due 90 you, ana Prcc1lor lry measure Oh
oil business persons hereby ce.ir Char bad pm lie lte
FIRE O5h 1.t is my sore ole ol Your safes lNLi-rs pa
TENN the exposed part fe areere being large
quantity OF o.. drec front and overhead which. when
Ca Gre created l'a.e lca- heating ie safe 1 scl de
gree tlaf cd not open Cor ilrye m hours utr e Ore.
and then parts OF The safe cle warm, ni what
was satisfactory, ry papers, Nc were an periei win
the exception OF being e slo6ei caused ihls hv oil
running on lie SAFE. T. bohILE.
can cheruly certify 90 The shove; ani farther thai
had of the k.nd OF safes u Mr rh0us store de-
sToyed by hrc a. Gee same time. where 6epi my papers
and books, and as above was DE result oi nine
j. %. HAiGHT.
hereby certify iha, purchased from Mr. c. Herring.
both OF the above safes and consider J. poor economy n
any business man not % have OF lle same make
st THORN.
large assortment n the general Slllnl er >a-s war
rs1ed be equal l every respect -o t-use alluded o
above. only be- had of tle Subscriber or e Oh cstt-
shed depot Isl and M " atsTsl a. T. and Of BIS au-h0r-
.zed agents thruu gh0gl the country.
ie7 lmeotSsiW SiLAS c HFhRlNF
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r.. --.sI..lzszzg7ADANI- a. CO.'S TRENTON

r.. -lz7Fs.z=szsz-A ADAMS ~ CO.'S TRENTON
kSs4 ci;,,a,..--sSs..ss-vAND PRINCETON E&PREss.--
ADAMS x Co hsye extended their
Express the above and Intermediate places the line Of
the Camden and AmbOy Railroad, ard VIII forward packa
yes parcels SC daily. Goods len at our once, lo W ast
before O'Clock p ~ delivered early on the following
morning. Drafts. notes, bills, &C collected with great
prompnes and very reasonable rates Orders Tor goods
10 be org arded by Express VIII be delivered grsts
m
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To-. I'D. LEIGH s. CO.'S EbIG4ANT
- hE.Odics7 Westst new York
The above responsible and lon g-estah
sled ne have OPENED the above Office for the purpose Of
Transporting egran passengers and their baggage tt e
Nesl by the way Of Pennsylvania Railroad and anal
Emgrants going West WI ind % greatly to ihcr sdyBnt
their tickets s'iln. Office il Is the cheapest
quickest and only direct ruie 10 Pittsburgh, Wheeling Cn
cnnau, s. Louis " any, points on the Ohio River.
n. n. HOUSTON AGENT.
Tickets also be obtained for Reading Pousye Pa
mgl4
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r.. r-.ss7ssssssgl PIONEER AND psss. J-7TlIk
~ - EXPRESS Line s-s.--.zs-zES

I'LL en- X 4 l. r OA ID
AND CANAI-PHlLADELPHlA 10 PITTSBURGH.
Leaves daily at A. Mln.s is altogether the most pee
ssni mode Of getting the Ohio River a. al me danger
and fatigue Of Stage travelling j. avoided Passengers Tor
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, 81 Louis, NeNOreens,
SC will always find STEAMBOATS, Of the hrst class, a. fs
burgh 10 carry them down the Ohio River a le same fare,
and frequently lees llan Is charged from Wheeling.
For seats and other Information, apply n lhe Office, "a
Marke,-st Pmlade pha WA COLDER l. co.
Phlladolphis, Nay, 1913. Propnetos
CAUTION
Travellers particularly cautioned against purclasrs
tickets Bro Newly 0rk Tor dis lue there Is qcf-0n IN
hai city authorized O transact any business for the Pioneer
ard Express Company. myl5i
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COAL.

COAL.
4 LIVERPOOL ORRELL COAL-sfoat and now
II IlIcnZol superior qlalty and SIZE, Tor family u-e
Tor from toe vessel screened from me yard
by JL.kF ". WORTH. y Broadway, and
lei5 cor Thompson and fOlrh-s's.
DANCE COAL.-Black Heath range coal, Of very su-
II perJr quality. for sale affle lowest market price, BY
j. L. +. W. WORTH. = Broadway, and
Iel5 cor Thompson and fourh-sts-
Sf IN PER TON-NUT CoM-Peaed Ofc-ard,
% ~ Red Ash. and SchIyikl White Ash. Tor sale a.
the above low prices large size, and delivered screened
from ne yard. Apply 10 T. STOKES DlCKERsON
Al n ~ Auih0ry-st near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

TIRE MASSACHUSETTS, HEALTH ~
4 ST RANCE COMPANY, OF bOSIDN.-Capf 81 900
D0ar.-ll-ure ou a9wsnc 0f FOur sA or gIt Dollars
weekly during incapaciy hy reason 0f sickness from attend
ins business extremely low rates u premium, wtl
share Of profits tle insured Information relative t0 the
prnc ald advantages 0f Health Insurance may be o0
famed of the Agent Who Wil receive applications Tor poll
c.es l. ADAMS. Jr. Agent or W. VAIN DRlNKER,
ie3 4 81 ClaI1ers--t Xix doors from Broadway.
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INSURANCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE INSURANCE COM.
N PANl or NEW-fOkK. Office % Nall-st.-Cap.t
@lf0000-Ori -inaIy Incorporated n l78.-1hs Company
continues o. aEirsi os and damage by IRE on tie
favorable terms Us operations confined chiefly
the CRY nj New-f0rk and ils immediate proximity. All
losses dusled and paid with pr0mpmess and literally
DIRE ToRs.
Georre ireland. John Ooth0uf George Arcuarus,
Ro1er Benson JOIN Campbell. George COUkIn,
Joshua Brush. Boher Z. Stuart. John Cray
BOus Moore, Edward Cook, Asher Riley
Aulouy Lamb, Adam N0rre- Robert Kermit
Beu--n De Forest, William Tucker. tlas. Lererch
Art hory Clard0n, LeWlsC Hamer-.ey, William Browning
Alex Lawrence, William r. Dean. Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President.
2 MrDo~arD Sarr-rarv
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- - .NEw ANHANGEMENT ro

L.. ~ AlA ~
- n. '.'s'y,rss PITTS BuRGHWHEELiNG, Cine1
naH.by Morning and kveuin grains ifon
Sew-Y0rk, Philadelphia Baltimore AMI Cumberland, viz
oui delay Passengers having choice Of day Or ngs
snd Passenger Route. Through m a. hours from Ne~-for
10 Psburgh and Wheeling. thence go Cincinnati, g. LJIs
NeWOr.eans, and the South ard West-passcngers gors
directly thrUu ~ bv lie United States Nal Trans.
" for Philadelphia and connect with lines for BAum0fe
Leave Ph.ade phs by DO rain Tor Baltimore and a..
rive 10 time 10 with "a An tram for Pittsburgh "a
Wheeling going directly tnrOlrh without delay. =.
Leave Phadep ha, BY Railroad from the Of EeYen1
and Market a,8i An for Baltimore and arrive nms
D. connect with Pm. tram for Pittsburgh 4nd WbeeAS
and going directly through without delay. -
Leave Piaoe yfa ~ steamboat al 4 J. NJ ron DoNA
wharf Sundays oxcep,edJ and lodge IN Baltimore. -.
The only Inc Sunday from Philadelphia for bs1il"''
u by Railroad al ID PM. ,..
Leave 8slmore al 4 AN. and Psi. daily BY The Sa'
Leave Cumberland Al 6PM and AN. BY twen'y c.y
lines u he National Road and Good Intent Stage Con
and arrive In Psburgh or Wheeling next evening A-' ~
following morning. -
Passengers for Pittsburgh take the splendid new ard mo-,
ern-buii steamboats, al Brownsville and thereby Dafe''
"a mixes n staging on the whole route. .,
Ffsicias- steamboats, leave Pittsburgh andN eehn f-o
larry, and passengers are forwarded without delay WIZ
natl and al other ports IN the South and West ,.,,
TAKE NOTICE Tickets not sold m New ~.
Passengers for Baltimore Pittsburgh or NheeAlz, -.
notice becomes necessary sccOg1i Of several 49,
OF such tickets suppOsing iney were Suinor<e1 ~ &C., :
frst-cass trains 10 Baltimore and the South AMI "e'
They have no connection with us. -. =,
For through tickets by this route, apply IN Phaaepn :,
the Railroad Office corner Of Market and EleYenln -
- South Third-st board steamboat. Dock-s
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Pnisburgh el.,S
ana resn'nug seat II pleasure 70. ishe, ni9'n,s''
apply ,. a. eLtsials.h 49,
Al Adams L Co.'s ExpIes. 0e.co, IL wsl-sl u II a =
q ~ krosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

PoLIcE.-OHicer Perrin, yesterday afternoon,
arrested r man named John Mercer on a charge OF
having attempted to kill bis wife Detained for exam
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

Ovnr 90 the great succes- ard immense sae u Dr. Io"n
sends sarsanl rlrl-r ct men Is o were formerly ar
4 MONS. have commenced making Sar-rnlrla EAr-cs,
yrs b rers. EXTRACTS Of Yellow Dock. Sc. They gene
o. rrf o un in fle same shaped hl-es ~ some oi mem
have stolen lri COPIED ai re.-lels; uty are onJ
worm ass limitations. arf should b. avoided.
Prr-inai osce rs Fl on-sf sun Building. y. r Red
ding 4 Co. Sa,ost Boston, Dyou sons, - Norh Sec
or RI Phrsdepla: : : Ha1ce Druggist. Ba.lmorei ?.
" Cohen Charleston; Wright Co. Isl thartres-sf y u
lGi SCUM P-lr-st Albany ana ly al u- p-rpa4 u lt-
NJ indie. Ed. he e snegss uyl MNSFr
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

- At PRIVATE ~AIE-rhe iwo-'.ory or,a
ti house, D. li.nclari.r SEE cf li. - irt+ Do ','
- 5v 84 ieei deep. For fl--.ar g-f-.s.s' .t T"
,.ft ia Al BLEECAER- Rr'ft.-'
* FOI, SALE OR ENCHANCE-A teh.hna
% country place f1r sale nr eNcitn,f. oN 20 N.' '
- r. = rr,g.ur. g vcr a bale over one me nom ie
or Homes, rorta nIns about seventy ll. sores of Hfs'
rare early market EHrdenin- Lan4' tN' ,,
H.. within A few rods OF Che steamboat jana n or LA
-. 49, NJ - R-N--. ------- J A-u---L-
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The cuan,tv of Flour Wheat. Corn and Barley
lf, an tide water during the "a week IN June. ia the
,esrs l-f7 and I-f- is re follows
Flour bhs Wl-af, BUSH Corn. bush Barley. t1.
lGf7......ls, 81 <it-l@ sS5,3l< lo-ot3
l8f3...... ti.t51 I2l.HO Div -l43
Decrease. .I3i65l s8G2 1871 Inc. l.6l8
The aggregate quantity o. the same article cit az toe
water from the Commencement Of navigation % ne
18th Of June inclusive. is follows
Flour. bhs. WheaL bush. Corn. bush. Barley, ol
I8f7.....g77.53 6rsN l.Gofi l.f.et
1879 .....f55g6 f0b3 lof3 III"
Decrease lso6s7 ss9l0 l,52i,lN 9,Ns
Byreluc.ngthe Wheat 20 Four.the quantity Of the IT.
ter Jeff at tdcwaer this y'arcompared with toe cores
pondng period ~ last year shows decrease equal 70
u.s. 600 bbis Of Flour.
Tho following Table shows the quantity 81 some OF
the principal arcie Of produce eit ~ TIDE water from
the commencement % navigation % the l4tn june ln
elusive during the years l-l5 10 days. l-iI 20 days.
and I-fs 1fj days
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Law COurts..... ..tRiDAY-
SUPERIOR CoUEr-D ision s-Tacs vs.. MtRc-
Jadrneat nf defendant
DC, and o,isrs, prsi ~ erof w. Mr,as ag-t error
judgment reversed
Tsifos ads Bafitoia.-Moton aside report del.-d
Ed,rlds aud oficr prGf crfer BoHncau d H cfe
Judgment reversed. af1 tr.al ordered
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sales NJ the stock Eschanse... .JoSr II.


o. oo, ,r,s ,o.es 1909 $50 che Reading Hd..-- -
20 IN, ...l1l ~ Long Island RI =
] DOOM Int Imp.Bd'l7 "a 30 Harlem Rd.-..... 5i5
q a.. l. Z. Ealk..-. 1l-
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sUDDES DEATH.-Yesterday, about o'clock,
named pson fell dead in the yard OF her house
in Eighthst near Avenue d. She was woman Of very
Incorporate habits, and il is supposed that crcufn-
stance united with the intense heat Of the weather was
tho eausc of her death
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-r~ss THE STEAMBOAT EUREKA

.suf II can be chartered for excursions during the
e-r ensuing season. The boat lies al the foot 4
Beach-sl. North River Apply At fhe Office Of
r. L. O.. L. SCHUYLER, HanOyerst
The above boat is FOR sale. All persons forbid
trusting any account OF this boat without written
order from the Captain. lco
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CONVEYANCES.

CONNEYANCES.
~n~~ FOR FORT HAMILTON. KY.
Z ~ .---.NPORT AND MlDDLEIOWN POINT
= 1s--< TIE steamer j. r. COFFEE Capt 4. Y.
royv.lnIfh viii leave NegYOrk Chainbers-t daily sun.
day. excepted a. PM Returning, leave Key Port ~ g.
~ landing F0r Hamilton each way. Fare 10 Key POd
. cents Fort Hamilton, ~ cents. an 5m-
U- -TATEN-I~LAND FERRY. On
- - aud afer Saturday, May 81, the sYLPH and
sss'r TENsLANDER viii until further no.
uce) ruo IS follows
Isars Nes- Iork-7, @ 10 and Il AM 1,2, slgn Sc
and - NJ
Lo1rs qsayanTas-Ats,s,9 10 and II A.MsL23A6
and p d. myia
T-P- -z-s=ssz-PATERSON & NRY-YORK
= - .ss...s.ss,.s-s RAILROAD LlNE.-5UMMER Ar
-hANGEMENTS, 10 commence on the
st u Nay, i5iS-Leaye Paterson a. O'Clock A. N.
A. NJ. llt 4. NJ and p. VI.
Leave EewYork az o'clock, a. 81. a. NJ; ~.
Z. 81. and p. 81 or SUNDAYS
Leave Paterson AZ Q o'clock, A. N. and4P "
Leave Ney-Y0rs al9 o'clock, A. VI. and 5 P. VI. ie3
r. ---7sss=.zg7 ELIZABETHTONN AND SOM
t@ts3 rss-.s.sss-.-ass- ERAiLLE kAlLkOAD-SUMMER
-ABRANGEhlEsT.-Leave By steam
boat from Pier North River, a. O'Clock a. NJ. ana ard
O'Clock P. n. for ElzaDett.0wn, Wes-led. Planhe.d
Bound Brook and somerlls and by the O'Clock, A. n.
line f0r EasCn. Wlkes1arre, Mannch Chunk, Pa. &C
For seats apply 70 A. D. HOPE Esq. Merchant Hotel
n Cont and-st jetu
r. -!szszzzs-s.-ALBANY6 SCHENECTADY
<s,t -, RAILROAD CONTRADICTIONS
Use VIII BE- rcce ged By the above Com
pary Albany. and transported 10 Buffalo and Intermediate
places by railroad and after the f ~ November proN
mo Printed Lists Of Prices &c may be had application
% ISAAC NEWTON lfi Greenxic-st. o. II Livingston :
Weiss Express Office. 90 Wal-s- n. Y.
AL communications 10 alton fret ht matters AZ Albany
mlst be- addressed % h FOSTER, Jr. Secretary.
Albany. October o. i8s7. o30 Il
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, FOR CREENlyOOD CEMETE-

s-sfFf-r TRY AND FORT HAMlLTON.-Fare 10
go The steamboat CRICKET Capt 4. ID.
Peck Will commence her regular tnps as above on satr
day. June s. and wIl. follows, sundays excepted
Leave Ne,g.l Or from Csharue Market, 90 O'Clock,
NJ foot OF C0uuand-st al u and l0l, NJ d and = "
LcaYe FOr Hamilton no "a, A. VI - VI. y and D, T. VI.
Landing at Greenwood dock each way.
- Fort Hamilton and Greeuw God Cemetery offer unr-
vailed attractions to eXcurons n search OF rural charms
and recreation The boo the fast steamer Cricket tho
sweet and br8clng air. ihe splendid 0rtincluOus ut Fort
Hamilton rambe through The grounds II the Cemetery,
which are rarely embe.hed both By nature and ar, alto
gcter emhOdy an amount Of gathcitOn pertaining t0
other frp boo the vicinity Of Ne.y York. ielfff
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M MOTIFS 1Ar.sAnrIc SYRUP.
GAS FITTING.

DOR COLDS Coughs Consumption. Br0rch rs, Asihm,
4 Liver Complaint Gc pr sale c9 Nasssu-st myla
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01

Lying to in ITestgly Gale.-Thc Boston Mer-
camille Journal received the following communica.
ton from experienced Shpmaster, on subject in
tercstinS to navgators
Dear Sir: ! saw in your Journal of yesterday,
that the bark Bostonian, on her late passage, cNpc
ricnccd many terrific W cstery gales; and on the ID
ut. while lying to on the larboard tack. heading to
the Northward, boarded by a which caused
much damage, &c. Now sir, have had some eX-
pcrcncc in navi eating the Atlantic at all seasons of
the year and in all wcahers, having crossed it sixty
two different times, aud have been fortunate TO
never meet with accident greater than the carry
ing away Of topmaSt; and always made IT an IN
variable rule, to be departed from except upon
extraordinary cmergcncies-whcn a gale from the
South or West, increases so as to make it necessary
to lay to, always TO wear round, if bound TO the
Westward, and hcaye to on the starboard tack, so
that as the wind yccrS her head will BE- coming up
to the For nine times in ten, in following this
rule, vessel will weather the gale in safety; while
the larboard tack she WILL by gradual heading
off, be kept in the trough of the sea, and exposed
great danger. And allow to advise all young
shpmasters, for whom ! entertain very high
gard, when crossing the Atlantic, especially when
approaching our coast, and a Southerly gale increaS
ing to oblige them to heave to- to do the
starboard tack, before the gets high 10
der wearing dangerous evolution. j. SMITH.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01

Baltimore, York, and Harrisburg Telegraph Line.
We learn that the poles for supporting the wire of
this Line of Telegraph all placed between this
city and York, Pa. and that superior article of
galvanized wire, snch is used in England, will con-
meet Baltimore and York by the middle of April, at
which time the Company will commence operations.
The line connects direct with York; Columbia, Lam
caster, Harrisburgh Pittsburgh, and all the Western
towns, giving to citizens increased facilities in
the Transmission of tclcgraphic dispatches.
This Company has been recently chartered by the
Legislature, under the title Of the fmericGn 1ele-
graph Company" and Henry J. RoGERs, Esq, of
this city, formerly assistant of Professor MORSE
under the Government, has been elected President.
The offices Of the various lines Of Telegraph are
TO be concentrated at the Exchange after the first of
next month.-American.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01
FOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG AND THE
| SOUTH
THE SUBSCRIBERS,

A GENTS for the sale Of the following articles,
IA have family on hand, and for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
turcd by the Antietam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. |, Foundry, (CharcoaD manu-
featured by the Antietam Iron Works.
BAR IRON-of superior quality, and various di-
TO inch thick; square aud round bars, TO inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mill.
BOILER PLATES-of any SIZE and pattern.
SHEATHING "COPPER" full assortment, from
IA to SO or. Also, Copper and Composition Nails,
Brazers Sheets, and Copper lacks.
COPPER BOLTS-assortcd
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MUNTz'
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured entities it to preference;
"a constant supply received direct from England.
w. & II. MCKIM,
sep 10 If No. 81 and 56 S. Gay street.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01
PICKLES., JELLIES,
PRESERVES, &C.

THNHE subscriber would respectfully announce TO
m the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment Of PICKLES and PRESERVES,
which he can SELL wholesale RETAIL fifty per cent
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part
vim. DUCKTES
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01
yu,AUNToN YELLOW METAL

IL EATHIN G. The increased de-
mand for this article has induced the manufacturers
TO erect extensive additional works, and pre-
pared. in conjunction with Mr. VIM. Ii. Muntz (son
Of G.. F. Muntz, Esq, of Birmingham, Eng land) 10
offer YELLOW METAL SHEATHING-wh which
they confidently recommend, unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Nuntz, English make.
Several suits vessels belonging to this port that
have been on about two years (and at Boston New
Bedford, &c. longer time) have given general salts
faction, the price being about three cents less than
copper, and the old exchanged lornew, at difference
Of six cents offers great inducements for its general
use.
This article only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturers' prices, Of the undersigned agents.
Also, large Stock of BRAzIERs' COPPER, Cor
PER BOLTS, COPPER and COMPOSITION SHEATHING
NAILS, constantly on and-for sale by
+. PRATT & BROTHER.
je5 ly 81 aud 80 South Charles st.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01
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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01
ADAMS IL CO.'S EXPRESS
sss1s $3.50 tSll
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND THE EAST.

EvHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
q continue TO run our Eastern Express daily,
and are prepared to forward all descriptions of light
and valuable Merch andse, Pack ages, Cases, Bullion
CON- Bank Bills, Sc, at reasonable rates and Mail
speed
Custom House business transacted in all the East
ern Cities.
Eastern Expresses closed daily at 81 AM, offs
p. NJ.
FOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG AND THE
SOUTH.
Daiiy ria the Bay and James RiUer Steamboats,.
w e also continue TO run the only daily Express to
RICHMOND, PETERSBURG & THE SOUTH
via Bay and James River Steamboats, through in "a
hours And are prepared to transport all degscrip-
tons Of light ard valuable Merchandise, Packages
Cases, Specie Bank Bills, &C., at our usual low
rates and with mail speed.
Notes. Bills, Drafts, &C., &C., collected in Rich
mond and Petersburg and prompt returns made.
Express for Richmond and the South closes daily
at 81 p. NJ. SANFORD & SHOEMAKER,
Propreors, No. l62 Baltimore street
octl If Office in Richmond No. | 18th ST.