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MEETING ON Prison DIscIpLINE.-The meeting
held last night, at the Apollo rooms, was well at
tended.
MIR. ]. w. Edmonds stated the objects Of the
assembly, which he supported at great length by
elaborate and various arguments, moral, phrenolo-
gical, statistical and religious. A Committee ap-
pointedby the Chairman, Vice. e-Chancellor M'Coun,
presented the draft Of Constitution for the So
ciety, which we believe was adopted. Mr.. Chan
ming made feeling address and was followed by
two or three others, including lady from among
the audience.
Our reporters full account Of the proceedings ls
unavoidably crowded out.
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STEAMER WORCESTER This steamer, which left
here on Wednesday afternoon for Norwich, was
obliged 10 return to the city. When of Hunting
ton Light, the piston rod of her air pump broke,
and she was worked back by hand. She arrived
in season to send on her passengers by the Long
Island Railroad train yesterday morning
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Ma. SHANNON TO Mn. CALHOUN.
(Extract

MEXICO, Oct. 2s 1874.
SR,-Your despatch of the 10th September LAST reached
the l2th instant; and in compliance with your in
structons lost time in addressing to the Minister Of
Foreign Relations of this government a communication
Expressive of the views of the President OF the United
States in rel ton to renewal OF the the Of
Nexco against Texas and to the manner in which is
proposed TO be conducted Accompanying this DESPATCH
have received reply, yet to this note and
when may be expected Pr sdent santa Anna
his hacienda Jaapa; aud until he be heard
from, no reply will be gwen. The uncertainty OF the
ime when reply will be received, has determined to
delay this despatch no longer.
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OLE BuI.L.--This distinguished musician is ex-
pected here in a day or two Next week, We un.
derstand, he will commence series Of concerts. at
the first Of which he will play some Of his recent
compositions including the ''Solitude OF the Pral-
ries" and the" Falls Of Niagara" He has been CIV
ing concerts in Boston and the neighboring tow Ms,
like Worcester, with great success. He will oc re.
celvedwith enthusiasm by his old friends when he
appears again in this metropolis.
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LawrasoD, Macdonald (Comwall) Macdonald Kings
Mur1ey ropnssu sSs sssr
wood (Brockvilie) Sherwood Toronto) NTH gronte.
Gsc sIit1 wss,,sI sewast sy0wno Stewart
NAys-Armstrong, Aylwin, Baldwin, Berthelot, Ber-
trand Boutillier Cauchon, Chabot Chauveau Christie,
Desaulniers Dewitt Drummond Franchere, Outlet Jo-
bin Lacoste Lafontane Lanter, Laurin. LeMone Les
lie Macdonald sGlengarry) MacDonsId lsormont) Me-
Small Smith Wentworth Tachd, Tascheresu Thomp.
son--36
LEGISLATIVE CouNcr.-Friday, Nov. %, ls44 The
Council met ordng adjournment Soon after il
sembled, his Excelency the Governor General, having
been received on dsmounpg from his carriage by guard
the multitude made almost inaudbie arrived in
the Council Chamber, dressed in uniform and surroan
ded BY splendid suite and having ascended the throne
command the attendance ofthe House Of Assembly The
House appeared with Sir Allan McNab, the Speaker at
their head Sir Allan address his Exceency to the e.
feet that the House Of Assembly had made choice him
s It's Speaker ana he asked BY respectful petition that
sry dom Of speech in debate free access to his Ex
cellency person all reasonable times. and that bis Ex
ceency would put the most favorable Interpretation upon
HOUSE, or ASSEMBLY November 20 ls44.-The House
met today at half past two o'clock three o'clock the
the Governor Generals command for the attendance OF
the in the Chamber Of the Legislative Council
Soon after the members returned and the Speaker hav
ing the Chair reported to the House the Speech
Of His Excellency. and read II in English upon which
there loud cries from the opposition Of in French
in French" The Speech then read by the Clerk
language During the whole of the time occupied
in reading the speech MIR Aylwn continued seated, with
his hands crossed upon his breast the rest of the members
standing. Mr. Johnston to cell to order the hon
member he saw opposite. fpointing to Mr. Ayiwin j
Loud cries Of order ~ upon which Mr. Johnston orbore
his interruption until tho speech was read
From the Montreal Herald, Nov. 30
Yesterday morning. between the hours Of twelve and
the shock Of earthquake was felt over the whole
the city Of Montreal II severe enough to cause
the houses shake and pieces Of furniture to rattle and
was attended with aloud rolling noise as of the rapid pas
baay arffl in
awoke with the noise and the rocking Of their bedseads
from side side We have heard Of accidents from II
although Of its passage seems to have been large
From the Montreal Courier Of Nov 29l
On Saturday night, young. man going to his resi-.
dence in that part OF the city called Grifntown,
knocked down by several men he drew pistol and
fred killing Of the assailsn's, named Fipnall The
others fled, and the young man sought refuge in the
house gentleman ny, which was soon assailcd
by mob He escaped from the house and fled 10 another
whichwas in attacked and he was obliged to leave
It. The disturbance faally quieted by the military.
placard Of an inaammatory nature, calling meeting OF
rishmen and Canadians In reference TO this matter wsa
posted the next day but the place DESIGNATED tcr the
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In ord sr to regain her superiority she not only seeks
to revive and her capacity to produce tro
pcal productions but to diminish and destroy the capa
city Of those who have Tar outstrpped her in
quence OF her error In pursuit OF the former, she has
cast her to her East India central and
eastern Airica-wh the view Of establishing colonies
there and to restore ostanav the slave trade
ITSELF under the specious of transporting free
order, If possible to compete successfully with those
who have refused to follow her suicidal policy But
these oil afford but uncertain and distant hopes OF
recovering her lost superiority Her main reliance is
on the other aiternative--to cripple or destroy
the productions of her successful rival There but
way by which be done and that Is by abolish
ing African slavery this continents and that
she openly avows TO be the constant object OF her policy
and xrtions II matters not how from what motive,
1t may be done-whether 1t be by diplomacy influence,
or force; by secret open and whether the
tive De humane or selfish. without regard to manner,
means or motive The thing ITSELF should be accom-.
plshed, would put down all rivalry, and give her
the r Se nurs
fully retrieve what she has by errors II would
give her the monopoly Of tropical productions, which
What would be the consequence If this Object Of her
unceasing soctude and exursons should be Effected by
idea may be formed from I'm mense d,mnution
OF productions, has been shown, which has follow ed
that has been s nothing Compared to wsss wa"s
the effect II she should succeed IN abolshng slavery
the United states Cuba Brazil and throughout this con-
unent The experiment In her own colonies was made
under the most favorable circumstances was brought
about gradually and peaceaby, BY the steady and firm
operation OF the parent country armed with compete
powerto prevent crush st ell insurrecticnary
movements on the part Of the negroes and able and dis
posed maintain to the full the political and social
tendency Of the former masters their former slaves
nor a al wonderful that tina change Of the relations
o. and slave place under such
wi heu violence boodhed ana that order and peace
snoun nave oeen since preserved Very different would
ge tne result o. abolition, should IL be effected by her in
snu exerons IN the possessions Of other countries
On tnis contnent-and especially In the United states
and Brszi the groot cultyators OF the principal
uop'csi products Of America To form correct concep.
uon of what would be the result with them, we must
eosi mol 70 Jamaica, but 70 *, Domingo for example
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

INA FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
s.o that s9Ssnsiy i ;So.. who y,
Anoas S,hs, ishias: I%sIksd BY
much M dS dnsi:hsd q indeed
sss s:s' . snS :ass as.
Pain sss..!y "a :s sosps;a,s ~ f,ssis eai,
aPSa and s ss,s mat rather Ss ssf
s hs: rass
belong %sSs: T we'll 1:ssS is::s
.y s suS SSsas il II % s,y ,, and ys
tresm need 20, ,. much dimini.hsa mrsded but
he ~ Of shGsS saa
would e ": @ % No s Sa A
wC ~ sS .!s from e % but en
,,THI TIxE. yoRMEn 0oronsHuA MAY NAVE REMAINED
Us., ssash 4:
% Of iAsl sy ss may have J
how long th. may wSea. producing sreu1. .f 10
Sos yy, %G Ss,s ssDsssa e 1 s9
snSh O. time RE least would strengthen any other suspicious
than sass; %
s s:' Gs sG%psa .o ss%
m0n IN one degree or oher that the writer rarely
Structure which the patient does not observe that he
active capable Of business formerly This also
Gus effect; though little undertood but II unquestionably
true Indeed, whoever aonsders the natural
mind and sexual organs. will easily psgne that there
gans through the medium the sexual organs react
Private Treatise Of the author little volume which IS sent 10
&c s;i s as Tss ~ s ss'' Of Structure proceeds
With respect to the Of Strictureth IL gratifying to
state generally accsmgshcd w little time and without
pain nconvenicnce Nothine exceed the improvement
Of late years in the Of this complaint Indeed in the
hands Of and experienced the Of Structure
now accomplished many days formerly IL demanded
months Many consult the writer who bust
TO- this citv for short time only but perfectly
cured though hs been source Of trouble and anxiety for
To those who leave their homes the writer fur
nshes his peculiar Of together with his m
yae eatse which has an interesting chapter giving ever
ometon the subject and written in the pnet manner
scnsaltsd on The yargns diseases referred % in h, Pyap
hour and consequences Of The number Of peendsrs and
books Of quacksry which nisst this city he i proper t.
make the following saement ground Of conf
dence 70 strangers Besides his rank 0radua Of Edinburgh
~ &C. ne has been engaged in the Of these diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty years. has
published three editions Of work expressly them Also
that ne has letter. from the most eminent Europe
from the eminent in Amerca-ss Sir AstIcy Cooprr
Of London 70 Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. PhyIc Of Phads
phia, and Others, and that he permitted refer to amost
every Physician Of emnence in this city The Privas res
d.s" 81 AddTss d.. Rslph scar, . Greenwich street.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

TO MARKED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELl.S PkEV VENilvE POWDERS,
in Eune bat France 10 particular for upwards q thirty
well a. by thousands this country being tbs oaiy pd.
safe and ecacons remedy for married ladies whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
often the e or many eGectonate and fond are
touch within the luis of adverlseeu
results which affect only the we'll baing 0 parents,
but the Of their ostag i not bar TOO well
the k-ppness of those who them would ens In
how instances DOS hard working aths and
especially the mother Of poor nily through
cut their lives Juggling at the sbof toihnE bu!
comfort and coppaatye auence and If c.se aud oi hays
weighed down the pu and last broken the healn Of the
father how often the wsaow left unable with the
degraded objects Of charity progats votes Of Woe Eve
the days Of M kind husband and father embissrsd IN
Of hi. bosom, she had reached the thirty
pec himself being early bsrs Of M paner Of joys and
sorrows and his young helpless Of tsse ns
hs heart-rending anicon Il il desirable, thsns noxal-
for parents their families regardless Of conequenee
70 hemselyss the we'll being Of their ofprnG whsn SIM
The s1vsrtssi feeling ipponce Of ii subject snd es,.
mating the vast benefits rsulng thousands by the
Of means prescribed by her, would nspecsiy arouse ne
and healthy means within conol Every dspasoaate.
yruous and enlishssnsd mind viii Enthusiastically u
Pre- 6vs dollars package accompanied with f. and psIui
an % szS4Ss %Si i M r. S:.s. :s;s s;:: e
Ptinsipsl & one y: S,csnTish .usse NsE YCEk oass
N.B-Ihose need p0sfaca. iv1oyo
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MADAME RESI- ELL.


EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office asd residenos, lO Green.
wch street, between Courtardt and Liberty Streets where
incident to the female frame.
Madame Reste experience and knowldgs the trealmess
Of obstinate Of female irreu ny stoppage
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during connernsni
other indspoton, win be accommodated during such ts
with private and respectable board
Preventive Powde for married ladies' whose delicate or
preoarious health orbds Iapd family will bs
by mail any Of the United States Price IS Ps~L.
age All letter. (pos padl addressed boz s6s New YORK.
Boston Ofhcs. MOI Essox street.
ny B-Thsse enclcssng money need not pay postage.
Of the city, whose health would not admit Of yayens
that she would devote her personal attendance upon them IN
part o ne United statcs wtn reasonable distance y29
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

M DE BOUDELU oUE Gb Lisi5yyN, PORTUGAL.
THE scientific combinato~ ., sncdients Of which those
Pills c0mposed, have bcu the wonder and adrn
ration Of the world They are knqws EnroIc ths
only preparation discovered that has lay
beps ,u that they must aos Be- used daring pss ~
produce miscarriage II used duwng that pencd
The directions translated into English and envelopes
tan. the Of M dc Boudsoaus and tie Eassh di
rectons have the signature Of Dr. T. MELVEA autorisel
agent for the Continent OF America,
They eau be transmitted by mail to any part Of the United
DE United sues 0ee ias Liberty street, near Grssnwish
Sold in Boston, at Salern stree Letters direcd 10 Dr. y
Melveau box "A, New York, will with Immediate attev
ty1S
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEW YoRK HERALp-A Dssiy Paper, ssued ever
s%S,nns Of the ;wsess.pnss TWO csMs per copy County
on remittance in advances No paper pnless paid y s
- '~ = ~
.Txs WEEKLY HraALp-Issued o. s..u,d,v .,o,,;,x :.
sen ocock-Mnce III AND 9QAarER cErTs per copyfar.
ssned % Country ounsenben ~ per snuum, sdvaass
sr Is ihs saras rats Ter any specified psIod.
Ssss .sssssssys Ms vsssssd y adtss sssiy issssus n
ssifssesnome ~ nnD - sem 49, d W
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ID r. ID / o s S Y /,
ct

AND OPHTHALMTC SURGEON,
No. "a Chambers Ut. doors w. OF BrOadw ~,
NEW YORK,
CONFLNES his practice DISEASES EYE, and Ope
~ ratiom that Organ and its appendages Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. D. has for the last eight devoted his
ton almost exclusively 70 s important branch Of The profs
sstant and later practising Charesron g. FoR OPEsA
riors strabsnps, cataract Sc) and treatment charges
moderate Offce hours from A. nj. to5 NJ.
ynoSs
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sEw lSS xSsfS S6SFIESNAl5z,IM 6HASSFFIESNA5, MA5KSsRMATloAL

NEW YORK NAUTICAL. WAfHEMATicAi
AND. COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
No ~ Cherry street, near Pearl street.
svixsfion Lunar ths true method Of
working sy Chr:1opsssg eoiplss: ia ~ is y,Iious
kept for sas; Geography Astronomy, Philosophy ana Chro
nology by aud practical Humid have been
and safety. 80 -
2d-Architecturs Surveying Enxinesring OF Ill kinds
Bdgebuding Mechanism &c applied prac icaly houses
ships forifcaons lghhouses steamengnes railroads.
tunnels, inclined planes, and paehinsry generally:
Just published by which better kuows sdg Of
will be acquired few weeks than BY the common methods
Truth iSntellecual xht, is intellectual dark
Bookksrpx in very short time. Gentlemen their
will be Instructed in the complete either in
CAPr M. T. HAND and Assistants,
Who have been executing and teaching these branches thirty
Do 3tsm
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SP PARR-ING ROOM
rtiE
IN v | y ( Is Lii

90 closely resembles real h, of hair that scepc nns
- connoiseurs have pronounced pei feet and
ordinary invention Of the day The great antaVe OF his
sovel aud unique wig 70 It's being made without sewing
weaving which is closely resemble
the natural hair both in iightnsr and natus appearance
defy Detection its being beautiful porous
free that in all Of pesprsaon evaporation
and the evils Of other entirely avoided The scenH
snd connoisseur alike invited o Inspect this novel beau
nul Wig and the peculiar method OF fitting the head
manuactures, A. o. Barry, ts Broadway Of Liber
street, up stain n30 imsec
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TO PARENTS
SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT FOR


ITO be- pubshe on Wednesday. ih inst, THE LIFE OF
l CHRIST 6psges l6mo. Price so cents
The beautiful u and illustrated Life ofChIst
for children published IN ths country, will be Issued
above.
zach page Of this little work surrounded with illuminated
bo, In addition which. there Tweuythree beaut
Iuly Illuminated illustrations, finely exc nted op wood
The ncpa the Life of Saviour have been ju
dcoasly selected by the accomplished auhore and
sensd 10 eadr In such children
Omprehrnd aud such OF more mtuIe aud cu
valed mi ds may read with much Ilessur- aud profit.
d84t~Ic III w HEWET No II Spruce street.
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NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

THE Members of the New York Bras. Band would respect
iay ther patrons end the rSb,c % general that at
iat MI X WILLIS was unanimously elected Leader and G.
j. 1RAFULLA Composer Of said Bsnd-and they now feel
Ssusd that the Band will be inferior this county,
The Band would return her thanks for the aterng
xerson 70 merit CONTINUANCE Of the Applications fo
the Band will be made Richard Willis Leader ~ Bayard
-t James Conner Secretary s3 Bayad any of the
following menbsrs VIM WALLACE 20 Spring street; Alfred H
Verne $50 Eoryth street; John Wallace Clark
Geo Groller 3o Foryth street. Wheeler 9th Avenue
ana 18th street. Ln l5 Centre street. Decor C. Mather
ia Wooster streets o. g. GrHula Composer 80 Bayard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
~ BBands provided Tor Public Balls, Private Soees
seenade &c., by applying to Wm Wallace 40 Spring
ul2 lmsm
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ELOUK-3N bbls Extra Eagle Mills.
u y6 do Lachede do
Landing ship Indiana from New Orleans and for sale in
al TX. COLLINS 4 CO., % South 4
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

MECHA NICAL LAMPS
80 VICTOR GlROUD, Watch and Clock Maker, has
the honor of informing his friends and the public
~ sra that he has removed his Watch and Clock Making
UV Establishment to- No t6 Broadway, Of Liberty
= Watches Clocks and Chronomee,, viii Be repaired BY
ucnisrr adapted for the repair Of Mechanical Lamps very
Improvement Lamps from France, which leave nothing de-
re. Also, Globes, Chmneys and Wicks. ms lmsrc
SPA RING ROOMS.
TOHN McCLEESTER 4 GEORGE KENSETT beg re-
specially inform their friends and he public that they
intend open the LARGE ROOMS in Monroe HALL corner
of Pearl aud Centre streets, Monday, Nov as for the pur
pose Of giving Private Lessons the OF Self Defence
modern and improved style The and safe (f
from volence in which the pupil acquires the Art will b. ap
precated This exercise recommended by our first phys
eans TO persons Of sedentary habits aud specially IN Of
contracted chests organic diseases will invariably inn
prove the symmetry Of the human form Dyseptc subjects
toalay will be surprised at the relief obtained from This
have been entirely cured ae medicines
have totally tailed.
Strict decorum will be preserved in their room.
Gentlemen will be waited and taught their residences
For terms (which moderately apply above n23 lmje
TN9LISH FIRE BRlCKS-300U of very superior Stow
bridge Fire Brick arr per ship Sarah Ara. from LIVER
pool now IN store Any person purchasing the whole will BE-
sold cheap OF will be dspcsed Of lots g su pnIchasers
more IS Fulton street.
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TO TAILORS.


THE Second Edition Of Snrmet celebrated work
iag garments every description style Of elegance
equaed published and ready for delivery Those who
desire avail themselves Of the great advantages 70 be derived
from the use Of The INSTRUCTIONS contains would DO well to
square and contains II diagrams Of the
Of theprssent day with full and amIe nsiruc
tons for cutting easy and scientific The follow
lug few Of the highly respectable names who testify
to the merits Of the book =
The undersigned being acquainted with Mr. Srne
nets Treaties on Cutting Garments with pleasure
work complete in it, and its practical
pcaton cutting superior to heretofore published either
Ia Europe or America.
Henry Son, Daniel Cutter, Stats & Banker, Charles
Cox. f. w. Tryon Co., B. F. Honer James Daily John
HavilaDd j. H. Banker.
be Obtained Of the author No. ils Broadway
New York. n30 lmsec
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ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
Nos l5, ~. and 10 Canal street.

THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is oren day
and evening, for tie reception OF pupils Al persons Of
dentay habs should practise tse exerces wn ch are the
only remedy for cobtacioDs OF the Chest Dyspepsia &c the
ordinary results OF constantly bending the desk and stu
dying
Parents and Guardians Of Boys and all interested,
vited TO caiI. ROGERS, Proprietor.
". - T. H., connection with J. Wyer, has opened
large Gymnasium AZ Brooklyn, at No. 63 Fulton street.
Gentlemen dong business in New York. who reside in
Brooklyn, will nd this estnbsment complete for the
purposes Of fszefcise op,n day and evening" nap
RosIN ass barrels No. l, good shipping condition, 70
~ sale BY MCCALL CO.,
ni5 lwnc % Broad ssssss.
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v fEnSO ON5.lNIEN DlN1 40 NlSiI 1liE ioi4ArNL
OF CUBA.
pROGRE HOTEL,

With an Omnibus the door every hour for 20 cents
THIS HOTEL, favorably known, has been enlarged, i'm
style with glass wndoy carpets s A. regards locality and
upon the W ole island F contysity to Havana affords the
advantage Of country and city life and almost daily inter
walks and drives, IN The md. Of some Of the mos. deghsl
offers quiet tranquility and pure air, without placing them
Of the reach OF the best medical advice and medicines
attenon moderate terms There will be horses the house
for riding and driving. j. CARBONAI.
~ m
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS
THE SUBSCRIBER manufacture and has constantly
hand full Of Poughs suitable of the South
and Western Markets. manufactured from the best materials
reducsd prices
Also, general OF Agricultural Implements and
achies 81 the most approved patterns numerous
Wire Cloth Of his manufacture.
And also, agent for VIM Hoveys Patent Hay and straw
Cutters, superior article the manuactur prcesto
1eheI with r. N. Smiths Patent Horsepower Con-shee1.
She also prepared orders for Cotton Gins
and Gin Geers, Rice and Coffee Hulle, Mill Geerng &c.
DANIEL l.. CLAWSON,
nll lmsnc l9i Wafer street
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
lust RECEIVED from Paris by packet ship Fnncis the
500 French Daguereotype Plates large size (star brandy
10 Aromatic GLASSES, ~ inches diameter
l2 dozen Of Gilt Frames Of different sizes.
German Instruments for taxing family groups And for
sale cheap for cash by +. A. ARTAULT,
French Materials Importer,
Lafayette Bazaar i4s Broadway, Of Liberty st.