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The New York herald., 1845-08-09
GAS FIXTURES.

i j. Phillip co. prepared TO furnish every
-. variety OF Gas Fixtures for dwellings, stores, public
buildmgs, &c &r. An of patterns
at their H Broadway, Chambers street
jus received, ship Siddons, splendid assortment Of
oilet Ware, Nc. aus 6t.f
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
NJ ~ ~ ~ N

CENT ENtN nnd Families can obtain the full value Tor All
- 1e ELECTS they wish dispose Of (eher GEN
i.rMf..s ~ LaDEs) by sending to the subscriber who
uos ho ferin 10 give twenty than Other
person .u w give far price for all articles offered Gen
uenen leaving The city will nd to send
the subscriber previous 10 selling any other person
j. LEVENSTYN
:, /, =, . . t61 Broadway, up stairs.l
pa line through the Post Once will BE- promptly at
tenoeo TO- jyl0 1msrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

A'ifaoSi PRoGRNh ANN afternoon Tins Week
wonderful Feats Of y hrow,ng Cannon Balls.
Mr. Gardaer will introduce his wonderful Dog Rella who will
do every thing but talk.
Mr. whitock will do his Loeomoie and relate his Amusing
menade and Refreslnents
. . SECOND.
ViTlsy,e VyiSaisy osTt%rs sn En%s1 Bsna
Song iolc Bull and Old Dan Tucker Gardner
Segio song-"Hi him in the al bim". .Whitlock
White 'a1 aud IN Master Bryant Bryant ~ '''''''
PART
Negro Air-iLuey Neal" -. ............. Whiilock
Ethiop,sn Pa;ody"Lde by the Galley Fire.. Gardner
''eS' PART FOURTH. '''-'''
Negro song-"wsk along john :. ........ whislock
R9En {;1.S d, S,s
F@sIssin which Mr.. Gardner viii show how the '''
The whole q conclude with L. Monster % Thome, the
Every thing announced viii positively be performed and
fictitious names put on our bills. 40 3tsrh
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
u d and Sf and s w ss
t. to- tss With s peoPe SF
entered into by said j. Nj Scott will be strictly complied
An letters be postpaid and dire cted VIM shss,
WE the undersigned deem for The benefit g
W life as well recreation not TO be confined 6y ne rea,
stores at o'clock every saturday night ercsed for
1w9 5S months to commence from % the i'' DAY
p p levin, levin, NO " MsKmisy, Ha1fnlisf
w. sturges, yno g: Haslett
W. Bennett, PKoopman,
popeors of the Shirt Stores Of Chatham street New York
1yAss WARD having been burnt out have removed to
Store No % Broad street. ." the corner o. Stone yc
sPs . .sae paeas ssS Of % captain
herr
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

Pas de Dsux Misses Partington and Celeste.
After which
The Acrobat Family will appear.
G5~ ~Intermssion of Half an Hour-<Q
To conclude with
BOMBASTES FURIOSO.
DistdHna Miss WARY ldylor
Gtnerdl bOmDhstes. II flaciue
Khg Artaxomlhes.. ....,. Chlppendale
~ ee,ent Police will always be
tam good order and keep all improper persons
o. Tickets Fifty Cents.-<1
limited number OF Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance to commence O'Clock Doors open
n,cI Inck
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/ e,.I. FOX GLASGOW --K,guai TA,kst.-I l ~ Well
tkX3t khown, ias sailing Brisish Baruut ANN HARt ~,
MHs Duncan Smith, will sal, on turday 9th
For only having aud We super
apply to the Captain hoard foot Of Dover
l WOODHULL miNIuhNs
j arc 81 Juth
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

j G T Tce IhTy GENTS, The Fourh Edition,
CONSTIPATION DESTROYED'
Or, Exposition of NATURAL, simple agreeaba and ;s;
BILE MEANS, not only of OVERCOMIN13 nm ,so ~ cana
rletey destroying habtnal Constipation without using either
pg yes o. any aruhef means whatever discovery
6c from eminent physicians aud other persons OF snc
ton. $3.50
Sold the National Depot of wmton Of Paris, No. u
Maiden Lane. AUG Ims re-
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CARROLL'S VAPOR BATHS,
- Tuiton street, opposite St.Paul's Church.
excessive heat ofthe weather. alternating with sudden
severe changes, expose ilany attacks Of the
safe and agreeable preventive Of painful
IN smch cases, be found the
shed Medcated Vapor Baths Of Mrs Carroll al Is Fulton
street. = ' ~"'o'' W ~ "'''''
Sulphur Baths hours notice aus ,mrc
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CHEAP EACUkSlON
TO FORT HAMILTON, CONEY ISLAND & SANDY
HOOK BAY.
- The sseamsoa5 aa WAVE Az io, will make M two s sx.
S-SaksZ-ing Pier No. East River foot of Whitehall
Oa o'clock A. NJ and 3oclock p. NJ Fare l2a each
BBy this arrangement will have plenty OF
time for bathing and the city early hour
Notce-The Wave be chartered for excursions
ties
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DIR. KellInger's AparriyaIgos orlPnin Era-


Medical NOtice.-Thc Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON, d., Agent.
ofre aud Consulting Rooms the COLLEGE a5 Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

6SyS~ FOR LIvERPOOI.-Psckrt oi rhe I6th n.f.-
NSS The .ll,.dd "a, picket snp >Ew ioRS, I'p Cr'I-
Aie0 tie splendid packet ship SlDDONs Captsiu Cobb
will positively sail On the 26th last
For b. eh Of hf above ships having superior
accommodations IN cabin aud st.ef gc apply TO
j. HfRDMAN south Al.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
a&Gn0T "a Steamer X. L. STEVENS, Captain II. l.
Mabey, will make excursion the Fishing
$3.50 Banks every Tuesday Thursday and Friday,
during the leaving Hammond at ga O'clock A. NJ
Canal street "a Delaney East River o. aud Pier
No. n H., at s oclock-reurning to the city good
Bait furnished gratis and lines small charge.
Fare so cents. au3 lwiSfm
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Saturday Evening, August 0.
Will be presented the highly interesting Drama Of
THE VILLAGE DOCTOR.
Louise. ......... ...... Miss Mary Taylor
MISS MattheWs
Marchone, ...............Mr Mrs Watts
MT bonctnur Henry fiacide
Ferdinand. Observation-Disclosures. Gallagher
Coco. Ble-cker
Baron on.............. .............. Chippen dale
cotch Pas de Deux by Misses Partington and Celeste
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(NAsS X WARD having been burnt out, have removed to
~ Store No 90 Broad street, the OF Stone
iv20 &c
S6X. FOR LONDON-Packet Of lO,h inst--Ihe spien
MkH\p did fast sailing packet ship TORONTO Captain
Tinker, will ely sail as above, her regular dav.
For the cabin and having splendid
apply on board foo Of Pine stree
a7rc JOHN HERDMAN. 6l South street
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

dx0S BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
kfkN POOL PACKETS FOR LIYERPOOL-Only
&bsS&sReeular Packet Of the 10th Of Au ust-The n.w
magnificent and celebrated fast sailing packet ship NEW
YORK 100 tons burthen. i. b. Cr"fper commander, will
sail positively Saturday 10th Of August her regular day.
Having for cabin, nd cabin
and those he old country
sending for their friends will find their interest and comfort
10 select this ul,qualled luv ofpack.ts.
For the berths, early
pcetion should made foot Of Beekman street
10 hp subscribers ROCHE. BROTHERS X 90,
an III street. pavfd q ~, Fulton BIpk
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--LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
W arlington.

W ashihEtOn.
Correspondence of the Heraldl
WASHINGTON. Auoust 7 "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-11

nahNoEs as ncses omnse, fresh and prime order js,
~ received, for nlshy my 10 FIoEs BRoTHER,
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NEW sPRING GOODsI

NEW SPRING GOODSI
yNTE opening large and general ort
w ment OF Spring and Sumner Dry Goods re
speny invite the attention Of County Merchants the
generay-Pouisia! ho goods upon
terms. In ouf stock will be found
Cloths Casscmeres and sestines
Irish Linens, Lawns Sheeiinss
Linen DnIs. beached and brown
Gambroons, OF even slyls
CambIire. Jaeon.t and Swiss Muslins
frinis, OF every style and quality
Tiekngs, bieaehed and brown Domesties
Paddings ard sail Ducks
Apron and Furniture Check
Hosiery, Of every kind
Bleaebed and Brown Hollands
Earlston and Gnghams
snesa and Cooared Cambries
Bombaznes ard AIpaeeas
Blk and blue Blk Silks
Umbrellas and Parasols
Socks Collars Bosoms Threads ke
NH 1+-dAe LONDON, WILLINGHAM n DREWRY.
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S1eS&&4k y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

se me only rus In en',snee containing sanapsrn. IN ,h
. ~ NJ, ns, n,. ever isrodaeed By that name
nsooa rs Purifying Pia." ssss.apsnna Pima ~ 49,
70 De pamed On 10 The public the repu,,ton m -,
L.'dy only true and ssHnins earsspsriua Blood Pm. IT,,
msa Dc Lesdy or they posses all the vir,ne, Inn,
s s wae,he. as purssve general purifier Of
usual eourss OF living, ftar from sspo.ure-sss -
- 'N.''s a"a oo' male and g.
In addition than hundred certificate, h.v,,, h..
heesaefe puhished their inerc..nx ale. I'd dea..d ~
PROOF In Their favor Sid by - - -. '
my lot NJ 70 - sos.
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TO BUILDERS AND PAINTERS.

TO BUILDERS AND PAINTERS.
PAINTS wIND0w-GLAss, &c.
Ewis WHITE LEAD. dry and IN oil ~
- Pure Mountain Linseed Oh
Chrome Green. Chrome yellow
verdisris noi
imperial GIteA in oil for window blinds .-,
5 amenean 'ermnen veneuan Red s--rs
Chinese DO, Black Paint
spansh Brown. Tena de suns,
Prussan Blue, spts. Turpepstpe ..I
win large stock Of the American wipJo, Ola. .,
eng assortment Of zines; and varni.e. m an,
o quality Tor eaasA buers panerr ana ons
All OF whieA viii be sold reasonabIe terms. '''''''
ay7 ,Is NJ. 80, OF w.
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NOTICE.
.HH 49, Al

w q tuko thi1 ocCdfiOu 20 ktVo
notice hat w. keep oo.ssAntiy % h.s&. esovsS
sess.d cooking RAsgsrs q an kin.AA III
ere seneraiy usrd In this Earksl q ous EN-
manufacture. which ws yin IN o.. r~asonAbss
termsL Ai~o, hoes Asr1nnsanal Farnscss fos
stesmins food Tor ssoek. whish ~ Gin I'll q
ths manufacturer prices. ahcs s4Aiag IL sr-
psn.es. a our Tin. Stow ard sAest ircn M.Au-
hetory, near ths Bali Tavern. WHARF al kind
N be cone ON the moss reasonable terms, ana q
DING wah Tin % Cooper. 0usssrins. nc. rI
a. n WEII.xx
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G ARDEN SEED,
GROWN ny
DAVID LAMBETH,

DAVID LAMBETH,
Near PhiiadsIphia, and ssld By
p. JOHNSTON, DrugEi-t, Richmond, Virginia.
NOR many years have been practically en-
growth OF Garden Seeds Experience has
enabled me TO determine vegetable
thy Of culture and fully proved inferioy
% found the catalogues Of those who simply dealers
In sesdseoasequeny here enumerated
~ iimsd-h is nevertheless largest
ssreu embracing only those Of unuesonabe
worth -
my and the yearly increasing de
nan satisfactory esspee OF approval Ny efforts merit
~ NV DLANDRETH.
TIE following compose part OF thu Be. 'r'Seeei'ed;
ASPARAGUS
BEEr-Lons Blood
Manee wurzei
BEANs-siI week
White China
Brown SPECIFIED
Carolina
Yellow Bush. he
CABBAGE-Eariy York
Landre.h's Arsedo
Early susarL
FiaiDuteh
prumhead Savoy
Green Culed Savoy
Philadelphia
CARRoT-Lons Orange and Early horn
CELERy-whie and Red
CUCUMBER-EAhy Frame and PieshAx
EGG PLANT
LErTUCE-Eary Cabbage
Cut Salad
Curlei India
Brow Dutch,
MEION-ciIan Water
NAsTURTIUM
OKRA
oNIoN-snverskin and weatierss.r
PARSLEY
PARsNIP-Fine Sugar
PEAs-Landreths Extra Early
Early Frame
Early Charlton
Large MauowaL Ar
PEPPER-Large Sweet
RADI6H-Long Salmon
Long searleu
White Tump
Black Spanish
r.. Yellow Tunip
Summer White
q Red and White
sALsAYIE
TOMATOES
TURNIP SEED
HERBS AND FLOWER SEED To be haa %
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
u 70 Sole Agent for n. Landreth
Also Orders Trees Plants Shrubs
ke- 70 be flied Nurseries
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t GnNNITMDTTNEC
| NSNcVMi Nv Id ~ NOA Onoi AIN.
vINHoASONs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAI AND WOOD
NAPurHA The mot certain and powerful remedy ever dis
covered for Pulmonary hronehn spnsng d Blood
Asthma and an diseases OF he respiratory organs
The readers attention requested 10 the onowne asonshns
enrv OF lady well Known IN this community
fHiLApkLfuiA, March y, 1914.
Nh. s. THOMSON:
Dear s-Anhoush unsolicited BY you duty owe
TO my suffering fellow creaiure make following statement
which, or huna.s hope ~l make public Zoe rarely.
Pulmonary Con
sumpson when the patent vas near The srave.
-Four had violent attaek % bilious fever which
ny h, ,s, .s .Ss sssn ~ an ,ass
violence uni an In, ypsou OF Pulonary
feauy Such copous night and
Ing OF the throat hectic FEVER and cen
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TO THE LADIES.
ID X. WHITE d CO., are better prepared
Il perhaps please e ladies than any other
tabshmen Virginia Their stock OF Northern shoes OF every
description celebrated only
complete that OF other establishment but they
manufacturing ersnsive all kinds OF Ladies Shoes that
be called for They supplied themselves with
stock oIhe beautiful materials making CATER boots and
shoSs Amongst the viii be founs following
Satin Francois for ganer boots buskins
Paid satin TurE do do
Brfiastsen. spleEdh article, do
Blaek aud eolofrd Lassings do
Together every description eoosd Morocco
slippers and shoes They respectfully solicit cali from all
believing that they will be able TO please the most faidicass
p. X WHITE 4 CO.
NH 2I-3m No. IL, Market Bridge.
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FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

GEO RGE T. BOOKER
OFFERS FoR SALE:
UlORTo RICO, CUBA AND N ORLEANS SUGAR
Il Douba and Single Loaf Sugar
New ORLEANS and West India Molasses
Java, Laguyra aud Rio Coffee
Mails and arads, Soap AMI Candles
Powder and Shot Gunpovdsr Tea
Brooms. Copperas Rec, Pepper, Spice
Window Glass, assorted, Bed Cords and Lines
Letter Writing and Wrapping Paper
Cotton Yarn assorted
Shoe Thread, Bar Lead. Indigo, Ee- ap2
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And will open In few days the which will make
Their assamsht complete Their stock entirely aew whoIe
having been plic Gag he q few weeks and pal
bestowed upon ~ secon II embraces ne anees Usually
found IN such an northumberland many din
euto be procufedand they feel assuring
sale and retail dealers That il worthy their attention
Richmond. AufH ID Ar
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JUST RECEIVED,
VNHE following new and beautiful Goods, viz ::
II Many style Baizorines and BaTeges
French Lawns and Muslin Gingbams
Shawl, Cap and Veil Laees white and black
Ladies best French Kid Gloves
French Lawn and fItln'd Stitched IIdkN
Black and eo!ouEed Silk Gloves and Mits
Barge Searfs and shawi Silk Shlwls
White Cape shawls very cheap
Superior Mohair and Gns Skirts; besides
goods-makng assortment complete. To all
respectfully solicit the attention Of dealers generally with tho
suranee that prices will be entirely satisfactory.
WARREN q PARIss
myiS No s5 West Main Street
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Harrisburg.
Correspondence of the Herald
HARRISBURG. Feb, %. l84E

Correspondence Of the Herald
HARRISBURG, Feb. %, 1876.
Democratic Divisions-Promising Prospects.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
find livery important you should have cores
pondent at this place, as there is much of impor-
tance In progress 1t was fully announced this
morning, that James Buchanan would leave his
seat in the Senate-and the chiefs of the differ ent
cliques are arriving from all quarters.
The friends of Mr.. B. are making every effort to
place of his friends in the Senate in order to
monopoize all the Polk appointments in this State.
There Is perfect division in the Democratic party
here. The celebrated Judge Lewis s a candidate
for the Senate. | will in due season give you
history OF some of his wire pulling Gen. Cameron
is likewise candidate tor the Senate He is pre-
sldent of nice little bank in this neiehborhood =
James Burnside, Esq member of the Legisla-
ture from Centre Co., has taken bold and decisive
stand, and have noldoubt but he will ferret out
many frauds and comprehensive need purifying
very much.
If you could only be here and see the demand for
The Herald when the cars arrive, you would be sur
prised. will give you more in a few days.
Yours respectfully, CAPE MAY.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Common PIeas.
Before Judge DAILY.


FEB. 24-Lucy Cossous VS.. finn Proudfoo-This an
action brought to recover services
dered appeared ID evidence that defendant resided in
East Broadway, that on the 2st May ls4 plaintiff went
to reside Ia her house. that defendant being of
large property employed plaintiff in the collecting of her
rents letting houses and following up landlords warrants
and other services and occasionally in defendants ab-
sence acted the OF housekeeper and attended upon
defendants son; this situation OF affairs continued up to
the 9th of Sept 1884, when plaintiff delicately limited
defendant that gratuty for services rendered would
be refused she told by defendant that she
employed. Plaintiff Immediately made her exit and upon
mature calculation valued her services at the rate Of So
per month, this during the period above referred to
amounted to $237 and to which, with the interest
accrung thereon the present action brought For
fence was shown that plaintiff had been employ
ed by that while not otherwise she
she was never employed in any menial capacity except
what was essential to her own comfort Verdict this
forenoon w. Muloch, for plaintiff ; d. Graham, Jr, for
defendant.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Board OF Supervisors.

FEB. "a This Board met lasevening for about twenty
minutes, their lHonors the MAYOR and RECORDER pre-.
siding.
Petitions Of sundry persons were received asking to
be relieved from personal taxes Referred.
OF German Reformed Church, asking for accomoda.
tion in Chry site street. Referred
Communication from the Comptroller enclosing state.
ment Canal tos and also enclosing resolution in
lation to repairs of maps, &c. Referred
From Farmers Loan aud Trust Company, asking re
mission Of taxation Referred.
Reports in fsvorof remiting of various persons,
were adopted.
BiHs-0fThomas NJ Lyon, Police officer, for expenses
incurred in discharge of his duties
The Board adjourned to Monday week.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
ALLENTOWN, Feb. Is, l846.

ALLENTOWN, Feb. Is, l846.
Yesterday sent yeu copy Of Mr. Marks deposit
ton, taken before Commissioner Lanealt who is
appointed by the Legislature to investigate the LIE.
high County Bank. l have since obtained the
100000 dollar receipt, mentioned in the close Of
Mr. Marks affidavit.
Received, New York November llth, 1874, Of Moses
Beach, the sum of hundred thousand dollars, in
full for account Of subscription by him and others the
caFital stock of the Lehgh County Bank, at Allentown,
100000 JOHN WAGNER, President
Of the Lehigh County Bank.
A. BEACH, Cashier ofthe
Lehigh County Bank.
Tuesday, OF this week. In the evening Mr.. Beach
proposed, through his scounse, to have committee
appointed TO count the funds in the bank but said
he, Mr.. .Beach,was unable to attend an evening ses.
only arrived at o'clock that morning. The
opponents replied, that they did not wish
to know what they had in the bank now, for if the
money was there, 1t must have been brought in the
night, and likely to leave again in the night and,
that all the citizens wished to see whether the
capital had been paid in when the bank commenced
disceunting.
The following day the bank was opened and PEOPLE
invited to see. number of bags filled with gold
were seen lying on the counter, opened on one end,
the yellow birds looking out Some were set to
thousand dollars was counted. Citizens were urged
by out door agents TO come In and see, and, II they
were satisfied, should sign paper ofwhat they had
seen. The bank kept so open till Wednesday noon
following, when Moses Y. Beach left for New York.
In the midst of his trial, then, it is sad the bank
closed, and the natives were no longer invited to
come and see
The grain and flour bought and sold and all
raised in Lehigh, does not fall short of $4,000
year. The iron made and sold, say the same The
Lehigh Crane Iron Works, alone, two and half
or three miles from Allentown, make $50 to l75
tons of pig metal per week. Add s. Ballots &
Co.'S works besides number of smaller esta-
blishments engaged in the iron business, and our
products do not fall short OF one million of dollars.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
u. s. Circuit Court.

before Judge Belts
FEB. 24-His Honor, Judge Belts took his seat this
morning and proceeded to organize the Grand Jury,
when the following jurors were viz :-sherhard
Knapp, foreman Jesse Weeks Abraham Tucker Charles
H. RUSSELL Thompson Price, Lemuel Ptman, John Mol.
lard, Garrett Smith, Jared l.. Moore, C. c. Jacobus
Avery Green Anthony Compton, John j. Cisco, H. B.
Balser, James b. Brewster, and Stephen Barber The
calendar contains the old indictments against Cornelius
Drisco and Bartlett Mansfield, for Violating the
against the slave trades for forgery perjury,
and another Tor obstructng officer in the execution Of
his duty.
Tne Court then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.

II GERARDlN Commission Merchant, IS John street, MP
stairs has received and offers for sale
whoese or retail splendid assortment of the above articles
Dessert Tea and SUPPER Sets Toilet Sets singe Cups and
Mugs with mottos; Cologne Bottle Figures; Tete Sets,
&C., SC. n
Also, plain and nch Cut Glass Decaners Water Bottles
celery Bowls Preserve Dishes. Tumblers, Goblets Wines
&C., sc.
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes
, Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting
China Ware, to match any pattern, executed promptly.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
SOAP WORKS

ERFUM ERY ID POT.
TN ADDITION Mandatory, have opered Store
for the sale conomica Soaps and all kinds Of
Perumery Family Soap Patent Crystalline Candles &c. &c
We solicit purchasers inspect stock which cer
the lowest terms.
Shippers the West Indies and South America particu
la,ly invited to examine our Crystalline Candles
Sales Room No. Courtlandt door the New
National Hotel. JOHNSON, VkOOM FOWLER.
IA m &c