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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

THE MURDER Of Mr.. SrRAGUr.-The chain Of
crcunstantlal evidence which connects the two
C;ordons with ihc murder Mr Spraguc grows stronger
and il is now the settled opinion that they arche guilty
parti.s The Providence Journal OF "Wednesday morn
nq says;-Yrsierdsy william Gordon, brother of the
other two and Michee OBrcn, arrested and COM
mitted O'Brien seen In company with the Gordons
ON sunday and was known TO have had difficulty with
Vr Spregue Robert Gordon, another brother wss
rested but discharged no, appearing that he had been to
ranston had any communication with his brothers
The mother OF the Gordons has also been arrested
The amp the spot of the murder and in which
tracks found leading from that spot has been tho
roughly explored. A coat marked with blood found
in H. and a gun much battered and broken in two. The
gun has identified as belonging TO Gordon the piece
Of the stock found the spot Of the murder, evil
IDENTIFY broken from It, and cts into it, The coat has not
been Identified but has hole In the elbow, and shirt
found orions house has bloody stain the sleeve
corresponding with the hole in the coat The house OF
found pairs Of pantsoons and two vests.
thoroughly wet and with appearance Of having been in
that condition for a considerable time pair OF
boots also found wet and appearing TO have been rub
bed In the pockets Of the vest bullets percussion
caps and gunpowdcr the latter corresponding with tho
kind in the pistol found the OF the murder
On the spots Of blood and OF the sheets
on the bed also mark ed with blood Two men were
seen going the fatal spot shortly before the muir
Ter. Two 10 emerge from the swamp on
Inc other side after the deed had been commitcd Of
them without his coat Close 10 the tracks Of found
leading TO the swamp tracks Of dog. Nicholas
Gordon owns ferocious dog, which was found in his
shor by officer who forced the door This dog
collar of Jagged metal, and Of the wounds upon
Mr. sprague such would be made by such collar
on dog springing at his throat.
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were suocsted on Monday night in the room In which
Avenue The wife Of Thompson was in the same bed
with him but escaped unnjured She awoke in the morn
ing and found the old man and boy dead in the room The
from Asphy produced by inhang carbonic acid gas
evolved from burning Charcoal"
Margaret daughter OF Mr. Lewis Of los Rvingon street
found dead in her cradle Verdict of jury =" death
from congestion of the lungs induced by an enlargement
OF the ,hymas gland
KILLED ny FAlLrso Dows sr.Rs-Michsel Fisher a
down the stairs of his boarding house Saturday night
last and was severely injured that he died yesterday
Verdict death from congestion of the brain 'superin.
duced by the tall"
An USKsowN DEATH.-lt Is rare. since science has ap-
preached the present position that men. chill
dren die from unknown after investigation and
post examination Of the body Of such deceased
yet such the result as rendered yesterday by
ners jury. An inquest was held to into the
of the dccease of Catherine Mehan wife of Patrick
Mehan of Mott street who found dead in
Tuesday morning. The circumstances were that tho
deceased was woman Of Incorporate habits that she
had while OF intoxication New Years Day
with her and dashed her hand
pane glass strike him while he preventing her
from going to obtain liquor She retired to bed In the
early part Of the evening with her husband and during
the night he heard h0r walking about the during
which time she fell against the stove pipe and when he
awoe she in bed with him again In the morning he
found her dead by his side Dr. NJ. Goldsmith examined
the body who reported to the jury that injuries
found upon person that would have produced death
put Iron ne eoronrrs urv
the following verdict"that Catherine Mehan came to heI
death by some cause unknown" We trust that Coroner
will not cause such verdcts TO be recorded
they nothing and in violation Of the very prin
| pie Tor which such jury IA summoned
| SurrocArEp ny An OkAsoE-Mrs. Malta Scudder.
while paying visit to Stephen Bates, Of 10 Bowery,
Tuesday sunoc ated while in the act of swallowing
piece of orange which she had been eating yscian
Immediately called but she hreathed her last he
the He dsIoged the of her death by
an instrument but could her life About Ave
years she attacked with fit parayss which
lad since caused much difficulty in swallowing She
about years age. The Coroners jury returned
| q verdict of Accidental Suffocaton.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
DANDRTrEE

DANpRUFF, OR Loss OF HAIR is caused by lauguid
obstIucted the small blood vessels when
supply the scalp aud hair with OF
which the perspr on becomes thcs aud camm and des
the surface forming crust called dandruH which clogs
up the pores of the skin and bv its agains The Of
the hair prevents it from receiving sufficient nourshm Mt
tain vitality. The hair then becomes harsh and
changes color and falls Of This unhealthy affection very
speedily AID ef-ctully cured by Dr. JAYrEs HAIR TsSc.
which ,evyes TIE DORMANT power Of the su,ee sells
the dindru AMI Produces and healthy growth Of
hair to supply the old; aud badness e,tsd removed
where it already exists Ths following cshcae is selected
which sufficiently its extraordinary virtues
Messrs. A. Is. X ID. SANDS:
GsNTLEMEN-As act Of justice you and DR.. Jayne,
send tins certificate inform Of the au able benefit
my wife has received from The Of Dr. Jaynes Hair Touc
She only her head of hair but her eyebrows
,nd after trying varou, remedies with benefit she used DR.
Jaynes Hair Tonic Sne used bottles before could d
the hair had started and commencing with the third il
started to finely and few week her head aad
bows covered with 'hio growth Of fine black hair
Ter than she had lost think il entirely produced by The
of the Tonic aud would recommend all who need
similar remedy. Truly yours, JOHN Y. JACKSON.
Prepared only by DR. jayne 20 South THIRD Price 81
Sold at Wholesale aud retail by Saads, druggists 70
Fulton Of Gold and 100 Fulton STREET Also by
Abram b. Sands Co. No 23 Broadway of Chambers
street; David Sands Il Co No. n East Broadway
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
A DESfDKRATUM IN DENTIsTRYt
nR. A. C.. CASTLE, 3si BROADWAY, col

- Of WHITE sfaEET. has a Fast. for him.
deesyed hollow teeth IL be put into tho tender
teeth withos; sny pain e iao9nysniencs With which be
ps;eryns hths,to painful and u..e, teeth a6eiay SOUND
MI CASES the ces.isy Of extraction Ladies the mos,
vivid terms: 2 is scaey The Editor Of The Evening Posi-
and DR. operals on the teeth with great and
u all respects perfect for hn The Sun D Castle hs,
teeth" ne mos, spineo gentlemen Of tha Medical F,eu
filling the .s,h Tsohaehe pills, one Of which pat in the
,ching tooth will effect permanent cure.
.-.- IF rom the Journal of Commerce.)
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPEHATION.-Dr.
Castle has replaced by most ingenious, piece Of dental
,hot away q the s;se Of Lieut. S. Of The Y N, who
the Indian. IN TSlda We have letters from Lieut. 8
that hc lo" these important organs skiy replaced BY
Dr. G. artificial teeth on the principle Of adhesion BY
d. castle refers 70 the Spanish, French and
English Ambassador MI stoughon the Spanish Consul
Rear Admiral Walton, Lord MorPeh, dcn; McC,gy,
fiety, X. "" GsSsEal q Game. Beck N. p pr.
Ger pr G Cheesman, Dr.. Il STEPHENS, Df. J, Tory,
Broadway. jJimsec
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSGHES GRIESMEHL,
lin the Germany
FARlNE DE GRUAU tGRUAU D,EPAUTRE)

rARINE DE GRUAu (GRUAU D'EPAUTRE,)
lin the Frenck Loneuage)
"A nutritious. aud pound of 80 usage
as ss from S oo for in val,
y f. cou.ies i very delicate. whole .ud money saving
use E :%p IL: so s d III
sn order to to CHILDREN in The shs IF pap
10 m.naiscursr. Of Vsrmice and Mscaron Pearl Grain
.s;a.. all, s a s right ,a
TSsc'y Gsa.Is Depot r. .S. article he United State.
New York Cy can Be had or II. wholesale Ps s sSs
%.y :
store: u the lower part Of ,h city retail and
ssS$$."1s E u i2YSis.
To ssf si
Afs sss 'fr;
my Ia.s.isIs.sa ;t;a. You q
only Walker street. one door "a Of Brcsd-
n.s sssS s1
ssfc
that
ee..ip guard against bold imitation and buy
GoSI.ud. Eaa as Bsan,. True Water Of Beauty. !.
yss .1% S
them when prevent 81 per bottle.
6ounuds Vegetable Liquid Rouge impas delicate blush
ing nge to the complexion. inmovabe rubbing with
handkerchief linen cloth For dyeng lades stockings or
sloves this preparation diluted with wster, nmtabIs 80
cents per title.
oaud Hair Dye will change red gray hair to beauti.
ul dark brown black bout the skin per
tie Whitsrr and III brow Dye Is cen per bottle.
t'ouraus Blanc dEspagne, or Spanish White gives pure
rom 1 a" Ra
Sa s% Ts .aS as sss ss s s Pat r. boxes e
puy no w else but 81 Walker door from
the corner Broadway, where will be found assortment
parts. 1922 ~ U.s.
,AseuisJordan Milk street. Bo,ton rs Chestnut street,
se.eroSI Preest.n' TIiPrf Ns.%k Toussy, Rochester;
" Guthrie, Abby; Gray Poushkerp.e; Elliott Goshen
MYERS, New Haven Dyer, Providence Taylor, Nes pot
W sT ro.%oG,h r,es Farmland E.sss slS
Warrington Mrs Fraser, Richmond: Mathewson Norw en-
Conn; Wells Humphreys, Hntford T.. G. Ferre Middle,
p,wn. dill msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

DAYS SHEET RUBBER OVER sHOEs--25 Nader
Lane Experience has proven that leather sole be at
ached 20 India Rubber uppe, that impossible
them the Of These Over Shoes wh
have already thrown into duse leather shoes aad
furnished by The RoIbury India Rubber e,tab;hment. %
Maiden Lane Of quality surprisingly perfect and altogether
than being made by any other establishment the
trade The patent gurd slipper Over Shoes and Boots
furnished only tina establishments Every article apperan
ing 10 tie rubber business for sale made 20 order
HORACE H. DAY,
succos,or to the Roybury X c.,
d. imsr Is Maiden Lane
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Potts and Kettles.
Mr.. EDITOR =

MIR. EDITOR =
Does Dr. Wainwright dare to confront DR.. Potts,
in this discussion | think Seabury wrote his Sc
cond letter, and he now wants TO come out in Sea-
bury's paper-and in Seabury's old cothes-to meet
Dr. Potts.
The Rev Davy Hale has offered the Tabernacle,
let's have that and fair play. OH coats, gents,
and fair fight No sneaking nor bullying
There, Have at him, Potts.
Yours. Porrs AND KETTLES.
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AMOS II. THOMPSON,
do lmsec RICHARD FISHER.

LYUN-Cheapest Jewelry Store in the city-A L.
-, would call the attention Of the public to his No 10
Chathsmst where will find the best cheapest
style OF jewelry Of the latest fashion both foreign Amcri.
suitable for Christmas Years
snisa ofwhich he is determined sell prices
not a 20 give stistac ION Ladies and emen about
chasing jewelry will Is by calling at the cheap
ewelry 90 Chatham street DO forget
Chatham Old gold silver bought taken in
he value Kivea for diamonds and other rec
stones. d21 iuns
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t. I O0 REWARD-The jewelry store No. 10 eowery
entered the night Of the nth aud robbed
Of eweiry Of gold and silver guard fob chains
gold seals and keys and ladies' aud gentle breaches
sorted gold rings lockets silver spoons sec
and other articles which sold jeweiry shops
Tbs above reward will be given for the property
oy JOHN LOCKWOOD
d20 lmsrc 10 Bowery.
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


i:
s: S I'D XSp 'f s %
~ s u aH1 sPs sns
and Sa for s sal; Of mo 4. SaSa
rssSf the Rfncps ,!. in Chatham
S re
% II rse
pleased take notice thai the Canton Tea Company have
sss 4: III III f'ss5 those
s15 Ts. o., t,SI e, s
Us. & g. tssS y Sss use
&c n for s%e q "
cent 70 s s ;s ss a. % %sa s
and tis be.! offered to e: pSbs fSi
and sad store.
Ao ss:c sS for a.. S'fs & for
affections debility dypsp;i, Gc ard Eyaa, so0hns sv
s: pDl Gs 81 II W.
s Sss., - r. a;s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
81 he T ss.s :1s n.
Ri. :psfou. and s:pusr saloon: Grams: ,jssj Cote
mens class. Families will supplied short
notice. with CONTEMPORARIES generally also Creams aud ys
lies at the unu uay low price OF SIX shlgs yer quartz OF
for private public parties al oil
ToyA suiabe for the holidays for SALE extremely low
Bail articles sent from his est bshnent
aned equal thing Of fore manufacture. His
had the honor Of foreign potenas but he
pledges hsc his articles shall be suitable for the greatest
magnate of The land. i1.er. dl2 I'm
WATCHEsThc srges! ana most splenald assortment Of
As he constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Sill
Watchs Of the syles direct from tina msnufac
England, France, and Switzerland, he enabled
offer larger assortment and much less prices RETAIL thar
any other house In the CITY Gold watches a. low S2o 32
zach Watches and jewellery EXCHANGED or bought. All
Watches clocks and Jewellery repaired In the best
md warranted lower than at any other place in the city
u. Q. ALLEN, importer OF watches and Jewellery,
d. lmsr Wholesale and retail 20 Wall street stairs
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
MOELICH AND PACHTMANN, Watchmakers and
lvl Manufacturing Jewellers 90 Canal have hand
large Of fashionable Jewelry Of all suit
able for the HOLIDAYS prices which fail to suit
Jewery OF description msde to order aud Watches Jew
low. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. dis msm
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watche.
and Jewelry as low 4 not lower than any other house -
do, from s. to $50 each All watches warranted
good time the money returned Waches Cl,cks and
steal Boxes repaired and ted lower than other hone
in the cry second hand watches and old gold and
ken in exchange or bought for cash THOMPSON FISH
mr. I'M Of Wa.ches and Jewey, wholesale and retail
AMOS II. THOMPSON
do lmsec RICHARD FISHER.
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pLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
I PREMIUM LOLORED PHOTOGRAPHERS No. 25l

Broadway lover Mr. Tsnney Jewery store Moray
street. and ssxt door Pe.e Museum New York Thee
having been awarded the First Premiums and Highest
Honor, BY the Ameri and Franklin Instu the
beautiful coloe1 exhb and The
bshnenl having ben greatly enlarged and improved por
traits will hereafter be taken here Tin any wrathe the
equeuy nsed sit for inferior lkeaess. the
of economy
Photograph of lady by Professor Plumbe, the finest
thing Of the kind witnessed ~" Ledger Oct I8i3
Piumbe's Premium and German Cameras, Instructions,
Plates Caaes &c &c forwarded any desired point lower
than by other manu- factory. di2 Inns m q
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Police Office -Thursday Jan. A BuRoLrn CRu.
KILLEp.The particulars OF an interesting
OF burglary that should have before the Police
came to yesterday morning, which will ever
a warning to the rogue who was the sufferer
During the early part OF the evening the inmates OF
the house retiring to rest light seen in a room
found powln1 genius had entered the premises
and locked himself in A rally made and the outer
door being broken OPEN the rogue refusing to unlock it,
he secured and after os TO the best course
punish the burglar and dwelling upo the chances for
escape before the Sessions and the delay and loss OF time
trial the parties concluded 10 take tho law into their
own hands and thus the affair without further trouble
The burglar then taken TO the outer porch and
ened with being placed in the hands of the watch If he
created an alarm. A hammer and nails procured
and extending his limbs in the shape Of crucx they nail
ed his clothing fast to the house taking TO
of large through his cowhidc boots into the floor
Thus fastened aud warned his fate he gave alarm
they retired another apartment and left the burglar
meiitae upon his peculiar fix Ia the morning. they found
him fast but benumbed with the cold that he was al
m leess His situation excited fears that they had
endangered his life, and he Immediately skinned out
OF his and placed bath, order to restore
him. After considerable excron the fellow brought
into full notion and being fitted out in care coored
coat the place OF the in which he crucihed he
was discharged from custody The public may therefore
be on the look for shabby looking man dressed in
clarct colorcd coat, he may be the burglar
Sur BuRaLAR.--A dock rat named John Ihomhs was
caught on board the ship ellespon foot Of Roosevelt
street "Wednesday night, In the act OF stealing coat
belonging to one oi the hands Fully committed
BURoLARy.-The dwelling OF AuSise u Iherat, oil
tro omen the cellar door and stole large kettle and
axe lie was arrested yesterday with the kettle in his
possession This act will cause him TO be sent to the
state prison for years that being the least punishment
for burglary in the first degree
Coroncrs OHcc-Thursday, Jan. d--surroc,rIoS
PROM Cu,ncoaL-An inquest was held on the body Of
boss chimney sweep, named Charles Thompson aged 90
years and his step son David Johnson aged years who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERF

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor Of Music, respectfully
announces to his patrons aud the public general thar he
ns from 30 Crosby street lbs Laurens where
all orders Tor his CotIion Band form parties
orou, oftowu, will be received and promptly attended TO-
OrdeTs for j X. will elso he received Mrs w Duboi,
Husic otore, NO. 285 broadway. d20 lasrc
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CiRccrr CouRr--Nos ~, a. Is. 65 %, 81, o. g. IL.
10 IS, /, 81, 81, 81, 60. 81, ~, 70.
SupERioR CouRT-Nos. !, 7, 8, 10, 10, CO. ~, ~ ",
a. a9, 30, to 81 So
COMMON PLAAs-S7 Al, "a, 8, ~, %, ~, IS, ~, AZ
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Dr. Cunningham's Mission.

SaWney Tree MIX otgs US W ieHu
Our sympdihies-o our Prayers-our gold
The sympaihtes-ihs prdyers-we send;
TIE gOid (merc dros y withhold.
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
400 BOWERY.
X LADIES from Q A. M, to 8 P NJ. daily.
'pr Gentlemen to land to 9is r. M. daily

UlSBhOW . hlDlNG SCHOOL.
400 BOWERY.
FGfs tsR@s sn al N. s,,.
Smile do =. 80. $500. i 90 Single do IS
Dressing and ar w, Eo s%$
= ss; s % HENRY i;'ss
BROADWAY
TEA STORE,
m oRTHEAsT corner Of Priacs and Broadway adjoining
S sG sSf @ h Ts e.. s s
with aud e.tsay; s..oItmens Of Groe.,e the stock
s: s a; Z; s qualities selected
2lsHy;Oa :..................ss sos.
GunEowdsr .....................3. to @
soucnons ........... ....is to Is
Orange PeeeS ,.c. csss
quality sSPss
ofthe most competent judge oE il iEf city
oS and
Of which e K 6 A. SG
SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 bs svS 6s IF Herring and 400 boxes
100 $751; sSI oo Of s Il SH''As'e CIV man
iiss: asssHs ss, a. Ssa
,sss s DC &, sfS Fsl Fl IsPssS ST.
s ss'nA'' fsie WELLS CO. 81 psy street,
FRUITs, GROCERIFs, TEAS, WINES, &c-GAss
NER YOUNG, l32 Chatham street, offer at wholesale
and retail, dealers and familes-
Sugars aud Coffee OF al Finds ard qualities
Teas, Green aud Black. ofevery description.
Superio Old Wines aud Liquos, of various grades.
dHisSsas ase s: @ glass.
London scotch and American Porter brown stout ana rae
La Norma, Resalis. Nonega and other brands segan.
West Indis and American Preserves and Jses
Honey Honey 10 10 small 6 6 from % - Ss'o.
Bud Sod, Gpices Cacoa and Chocolate.
sperm Oil and Candles, Soap, &c.
delivered Of the city free OF d2 lmssc
CUPERIOR TEAS, COFFEE and sUGAR-Also Wines
~ in every variety Otard Chamosgne and Cognac Brandy
Irish and Scoch Whiskev old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin
scorT sei coS Wholesale and Retail s,o
76 N street.
sent to Of the city free of expense d. m"sc
NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROVI
IN SION STORE Families nthe neghbolhood Of Sixth
and Green witch lane about laying IN H winter AtSck
of Pro xons will do better by large
in buying in the cheap Provision Store No Greeo ch
4ne where articles IN the Grocery and Provision line
that vicinity Goods warranted SUIT; not the
money will be returned Goods sent 70 Of city,
| free Of expense. MICHAEL KELLEY,
dl3 lm*ec Greenwich ane
CLARK, BININGER Il COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
IS Vesey street,
HAVING completed the agreement OF their store respect
fully solicit the attention Of their old patrons and the pub
De p n, - lrNro crcADc vyOyrOps
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- TO LET-The No 81 Nassau stree, 10 the
F.i0 III. cNra "s'' ''' ' $3.50 dlar
INA TO Rent from the first day Of May nest-Ih 4. new
~ and House cted for the purpose OF Ho-
WILLIAM GIBBONS, Madison.
dtA u,wAw;.s,c New Jersey.
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CLARK, BININGER u COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,

IS Vesey street,
completed the en- agreement Of their stos respect
lie to their increased stock of
SUPERIOR BRANDIEs, WINES, sEGARs, LIQUORS,
TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.
Their goods particularly suitable for Hotels. being select
ed with for that and embracing arti
Gle TequisteSegas and Brandes particular Of choice
brands vntsge Chsmpagnes London Porter Brown Stout
old Scotch and Irish Whskies OILS Cheese Maccaroni and
Vermcelli.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Choice LiQueurs Preserves Brandy Fruits Grares Rasins
spiced Chocolate Cu,ant. estins making Jelly few
minutes Extract Vanilla Wax Candles Almonds and every
thing necessary for the Of families.
~ Sole agents in New York for Demuth's Snufs.
do wv
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TINTED STATES DA4UEhKIAN GALLERY, as
~ Broadway, up sss-E. HITE would respectfully call
the asnton OF citizens and visiting the city
splendid collection ." ora
from fourteen the plate, which for
beauty and accuracy of dueaon be Por
taia taken in all kinds of weather. either with without
coors.
The American lnstiture at il late exhibition awarded Mr.
md aeral effect which but another proof Of the
superiority of nis portraits
MIR White agent in New York for the very superior
imported herman Camaras and other establishment
This city or State they be obtained.
B-lwported GERMAN Camaras; also French and Amer
Insrume of very best quality with Plate Cases,
Chemicals Polishing Materials &c, &C., always hand for
sale he lowest prices. nj n m
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BIRDS. BIRDS! BIRDS

JUST ARRIVED the largest of Singing Bird
ever imported n this country, Eom GERMANY Amongs
them 500 Canary Birds the finest singers Nixngses
learned gu fnehs aud Blackbr and large number Of thu
very finest Eurotan Singing Brdsa of which will be solo
low HENRY BlCK'S,
az m md (,e,ia stre