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BosroN, Aug. %, lS46.

BosroS, Aug. %, ls46.
TheGricais-S Ships MoseHs and Barnstabie--Mayor Da
uis, &C., &c.
The National Theatre, the only regular theatre in
Boston, opened last evening, with the comedy Of
" Time w orks Wonders The house well filed,
but not crowded and the play passed off in olerable
style Several members have been added to the
company but most of the actors ofany prnk
ling of talent, all old sagers Messrs. Thorne, Gil
ties though rather threadbare still have to do the heavy
work The interior of the house has been tasefully
fitted up and looks remarkably well, even including
those gas lights which used to flicker dmly that
course to the old fashioned taow seemed one time
inc ytabe Mr. Pelby, the proprietor of the Theatre s
known by all players one of the most gentemany,
tempered Christians this side Of Jeru
salem There is rumor in circulation, that attends
This will perhaps for the fact that the Theatre
has been greatly improved in its liquor department
within the past year. The Washington Theatre kind
oil cock-loft, which was candy saloon, is also
open, and is doing fair business for small place
kendalrs Boston Museum, though small, is the only
citywhich the selsy led highly intelligent and respec-
table portion Of the community patronise mas always
done first rate business, simply because Is not named
Theatres and also because 1t Is very neat ana clean,
and pieces represented generally unexceptiona
BILE, in a moral point of view
The ships Moselle from Havre, and the Barnstabc,
from Liverpool which arrived here Sunday brought
full cargoes merchandise French goods before the
arrival OF the Mosele in mnch demand here being
lighter and better adapted for weather, than Br-
tsh fabrics Our ladies' for the remainder OF the season.
will therefore, appear In French pumsge The dsafs
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ports the IT, States from France at 6i6 leav
ing balance in favor Of S4436465 In lS4a the ba
lance in favor still greater According to the
reports issued from the Treasury Department, the value
of the imports into the United States from France for
IS 2 was SIG O5s but the official reports from France
value their exports to the United States for ls4a at
$l5,440,7A
We annex comparative table showing the importa-
tons Of some leading articles into France for the past
two years. and the quantity of each article consumed
each year.:
PRIscIPAL ARTICLES IMPORTED FRANCE 1si3 1874
WITH TuE Quantity CONSUMED EACH YEAR
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Weekly Report or Deaths,
In the city and county of New York from the 18th dsy
Aug. to the 2tth day of August, 1886

IN The CITY and county OF New York from lh dny of
Aug. to the cath day of August l845.
DISEASES.
apopleay . Asphyxa Y Bleeding from lungs i Bleeding
rom stomach lancer, Cholera niantum 80; Collie l.
Consumption 2o C3nyulsions 49, Group 81 Cyauoss Cho.
era u Debility 81 Delirium Tremens, Darrhea g. Drop
3 Dropsy IN the head, Z; Drowned 5; Dysentery 10;
npep'y >; Fever nflammatory Fever puerpsal rever
Of 4; Inflammation Of BRAIN 5; Inflammation Of bowels i3 In
fammat,on OF chest Il inflammation of lungs 81 Inamma-
ton OF throat Inflammation of liver 5; Marasnus ii; Old
age fremature birth, Small pox 81 Sprue Il Suifocation
Total, eos - ''
Age-Ome year and under So ITO o5 2 10
to 10, Il 70 to 20. |; unknown, 4. - ~ -
Colored persons ............,.......8
CoRNELiUs b. ARCHER, CITY Inspector
City Inspectors office. Aug. Is, I8t5.
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The aggregate imports for the Gig years included in
this table, amounted to $3.50 OOO and the exports for
the period to 800 900 leaving balance against
France her foreign trade off47 The exports
from France in foreign since sll have increased
about fifty per cent and in French about thirty
per cent The imports in foreign vessels have within
the last three years decreased while French vessels
there has been very slight increase The amount of
French tonnage arriving in the United States in 1890 was
1885 tons in ls4 1880 tons and in 1884, 1857 tons
This is a very moderate increase
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Special Commerce.
Francs. Francs. Francs.
Imports s...... $40 900 900 600 ss7 900 900
Exports 6i 100000 100000 1914 o0,O0O
These returns show increased import and export
each year-an increase moderate as to ensure a
healthy condition Of the foreign trade of the country
The trade of France with all nations appears to be rapid
ly Improving With Brazil her trade is large. In s43
the direct trade Of France with Brazil amounted to
4oss6ooo In is42 it 80 442 Oo0f The imports into
France consisting of coffee hides cotton sugars cocoa
wood, &C. are estimated at 0OOf and the exports
to Brazil at 2s ls 000 The productions of the French
soil and manufactures, which in ls42 figured only
$4,000 o00f, amounted in ls43 to 49, OoOf showing an
increase 1859 0o0f The principal articles of export
we're cotton and silk stuhs skins wines, paper salt
woolen cloths, butter, jewelry, mercury, perfumory
linen &c, &c The navigation between the two coun
tries employed, in lsa3, 1893 vessels measuring O92
tons, lO7 OF which were French In ls42 the number
was only lbo being increase in lsd3 of 80 vessels
The duties the importaons show an increase ach
ear or1 the past three The variation from year to
is very tring and considering the extent Of the
mporations the uniformity in the value is astonishing
DurIrs uror Imports INTO FRANcr ron THREE YrAss
lst2-Amount oil duties paid imports. .fl37 i3i
si3-Amount OF duties paid upon imports e. ~ O5i 7O3
si-Amount oil duties paid upon imports. fl52 III 800
The average customs duty upon the whole import into
France, amounts to about seven per cent
The trade between France and the United states
leaves annually balance in favor For nnc months
ending June 30, lsi3, the exports from the United
States 10 France were valued at &isepaIs, end tAs iu
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FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.

M X McCARTY begs leave that by the unan-
vl mous request ofhis vsers he has been
duced TO continue his
Grand and Unequaiied Performances,
FOR One Week otly!
lie has also, at great expense re engaged
Monsieur GUfRBO,
The great and wonderful gymnasc performer, who will ep
pear fer this week only and through c his Extaord
nary aud Wonderful Feats Of Strength and Agility
formed the Royal Opea Hous-, Paris before the Royal
Family aud Mobiles of France. Also, the -
ETHIOPIAN OPERAT1C BROTHERS aud SIST ERS !
who give avarety Of and splendid performances
far day-hus affordng those ladies' and gentlemen who
visit oboken after dinner most splendid promenade and
novel amusement
The following well known and celebrated performers
prise the Band of Ethiopian Operate Brothers and Sisters
MR. d. GARDNER, The only person living who personates
the negro wench in character.
BILLY WHITLOCK the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished Banjo Player
OLD DAN EMMETT the celebrated Vionist and old yir.
ginny Niger always hand when there music pen
ding.
CHARLES WHITE the unrvalled Accordonist and cele-
brated Negro performer.
ALSO, or the FIRST time SAM JOHNSON the great un.
taualled Negro Singer, SC, on the Triangle.
Performance 10 commence AZ ~ o'clock s2s s,isrm
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, August 26-6 p. M.

There slight decline in quotations for stocks to
day. Norwich and Worcester fell of per cent Long
Island /; Canton Il Reading Railroad :; Morris Canal
t; Farmers Loan, !; Pennsylvania SIS / Harlem i'm
proved, !; and Mohawk closed firm at yesterdays
prices
The improvement in the stock market experienced
within the past few days has been produced principal
l by the change which has taken place the minds of
stock operators, in relation to affairs with Mexico
1t matters very little with these speculators what the
actual position of the U. States and Mexico may be in
ation to war; 1t the impression upon the public mind
that affects the interests of those engaged in depressing
initiating prices Of fancy stocks The advices received
from Mexico, by the Relampsgo at New Orleans, from
Vera Cruz, had very unavorabe effect upon the stock
market and prices steadily declined, until advices ten
days later, by the Water Witch, to hand.
The advices per the Water Witch produced wonderful
improvement in the stock market and prices have since
been steadily advancing The latest from Mexi-
CO are considered by many to be belgerent
than those received by the Relampago but far the
stock market is concerned the effect of the two accounts
has been widely different The influence of the various
reports from the South in relation to hosties, upon
movements in Wall street. is very good index Of the
feeling among those deeply interested in the result of
the existing difficulties between this country and Mexi
CO. The fortunes of most of them at stake, and
ry rumor and report carefully weighed and consider
ed. II may appear to casual observer, that the specu
laors Of Well street reckless desperate set Of men,
but every man among them makes of every circum
stance favorable unavorabe advance his interests
and nothing is done, movement of any Importance
made, without first carefully calculating chances, and
operating accordingly The prospects and probabilities
Of war with Mexico closely watched by these
shrewd spectators and the complexion ofthe stock
ket showsthe impression upon the minds Of the ope-
yators.
The imports and exports of the United States for the
year ending June sOth, ls45, have been annexed
COMMERCE THE UNITED STATES.
Year ending jane 80, ls45.
Imports.
Value Of merchandise imported free of duty o2577o
|alue o. merchandise imported paying duty, 964s6sl6
Total value of imports for the year. .$ilso 5se
Eaports
Foreign merchandise. ...... Sl4,977,457
Domestic produce. 92,9l4,165
- lO7 s9I 622
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Admission 25 Cents.-C1
gfcrrefar, MeSsrx. French srA eisay
Wednesday Evening, August 27th.
just arrived from England the great s. ientifc Wonder
BEN FRANKLIN"
- MAMMOTH STEAM ELECTRICAL MACHINE
Inc ony OF the the World made
. TO order for the United States
~ for raTIrenlsrs Of the above see Pamphlets
. THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
capable OF charging thousand five hundred feet of
-, . face a minute.
The Spark from the prime conductor than feet
in length.
THE AURORA OR NORTHERN LIGHTS.
Are exhibited IN the most brilliant manner-n fine the like
mas not been by who have Polar
-, Regions.
All the ordinary ments performed Elecrcity are
shown by aid of the Hydro Electric Machine on scale of
-, Unprecedented Grandeur.
lhe only iiydo-Eiecic Apparatus of size, is
by the Royal Polytechnic Institute in London.
Doors open Al hail past O'clock rsrto7Nrts "a eces
m Il ~ llnnl
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26, ls45.
The nominations of the democratic county convention
concluded yesterday, and ticket was formed
which fear will not be successful.
In the city and county conference, Andrew Miller,
well known the author of letter denouncing native
sm has been nominated the democratic candidate for
Recorder of Deeds When the nominations are compile
ted which will not be before Thursday next will send
yeu list of them. The democratic city delegates met
last evening and nominated Col James Page the can
didate of the party for Mayor. The Colonel is well
known the best postmaster Philadelphia has had for
twenty years He is q sound democrat polished gen.
teman, and an active soldier. The democrats have in
him capital and highly popular candidate, and if they
make their other nominations for the city with equal in
tellgence and discrimination they will give the wings
and natives a severe shaving If not a thrashing.
The wings of the county and also Of the city and
county met last evening" but have not made their nom
natisns.
Wesley Flavel, who wac convicted some time ago Of
the murder of his niece, and pardoned by Governor
Porter condition that he would leave the State for
le arrested to-day by Recorder Vaux, inorma-
ton laid before by the deputies Of the Attorney General
The charge preferred again him is of courses violation
of the condition referred to- which it is alleged vtiates
the pardon granted to him. and renders him able the
punishment to which he sentenced by the Court
You may remember that question was raised on his
pardon before of the Judges Of the supreme Court,
shortly after it granted and that it was decided the
Governor the fountain of legal mercy, might annex
such condition to his pardons. The question will now
be, docs violation OF the condition. annul the pardoni
As this is probably the first occurring in this
State its decision will be looked for with much interest
The hearing before the Recorder will take place next
Thursday morning
sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, Aug. 26.--iOO Wilmington r. r. l4s; 80
scbuylkill Nav, 30 90 Commercial Bank 52I; $1,000
state 5's 74s; $4,000 do 74; 5000 Harr. r. r. 6O rs G
rard 81 200 u S. Bank, 81; Pennsylvania Bank, 25s.
SECOND BoARD-700 Penna 6s 1916, 81; $50 State SIS,
u; so shares U. s Bank, 81; so do do, 81; do NJ A.
Bank, I0S
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Married.

On Monday the 25th instant, by the Rev g. NJ. Slack
HENRY MoNrroRr TO JANE II. LOCKWOOD, both of this
city.
At Schenectady on the 2st instant by the Rev Dr. J.
Austin Yates, of Union College, the Hon. DAVID SpRA
KER, Of Cana joharie to HARRIET FRANCES youngest
daughter OF the late Rev. Dr. Rowan OF this city.
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Excess Of imports.

Excess Of imports. Sll $40 ,964
The imports of specie for the year ending June 30,
lsi5 amounted to S3952 233 and the exports for the
same period, to Ssl7765l, giving excess of exports
OF specie, over imports, for the year. OF S4,5l5,4ls
These returns NOT wholly official but are perhaps
near enough to give idea of the amount of foreign
trade Of the United States during the past year. The
value OF the imports of the first three quarters 500
sso,77o, and for the fourth quarter S2s6 SIC The va
lue OF the exports for the first three quarters ST.
3o3,o6l; and for the last quarter, $50 5s6,56l
The Receiver of the Commercial Bank of New York
Is prepared to settle with the creditors full the
ances due to them respectively, with interest All ere
dors whose balances due amount, with interest
up TO the 18th inst to one thousand dollars and under
viii receive the cash at application at the Re-
cevers office. Those creditors whose balances amount
to than thousand dollars will receive, respec
lively application at the Receivers Office and af
ter the 23d instant certificate of stock issued by the
Comptroller of the State under and in Of the
act of 2sh April last carrying interest at per cent
payable semiannually from the 18th inst the principal
payable February l, ls4e.
We annex official statement giving comparative re-
turns OF the of France with her colonies and
with foreign countries during the years Is42 and
1874.
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TO AMERICAN DRAMATlSTS.
ONE THOUS ND DOL IRIS
Will be paid for au
ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMEDY,


w. Il. BURTON,
ESSEE the Philadelphia Baltimore Theatres makes
IL this offer to the Dramatic Authors of Anne ca
the above for successful Five Act Comedy of every
day life pie dying himself produce in the first STYLE with
appropriate Scenery ostumes Furniture and Properties and
The aid OF Of the companies OF Comedians the United
States. Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars b. paid the
ceptnce Of the Comedy by the MauageTwo Hundred aud
Fifty on the tenth aud the remaining Two Hundred and Fits
the sixteenth The Manager the performance Of
the long the nights do
not run below the Of the Theatre proved by the
Books of the Estblsh The Comedy be considered
the sole property of w Burton after the second payment
subj only hs authors claims the tenth and sxte enh
nights.
The writers send their with without their
real but with address w f. Burton Phlade pha
before the h OF December 1915 The candidates
will receive their pieces back again without delay
pense.
Boston Post New York Courier Mirror and the Bat-
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MART
ILLUSI RATED FAMILY BJBLE

ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.
PA RT EIGHT
Ofths truly magnificent Work will be published on the
lst Of September
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
HAVE ex ,mned with idersble care the Devotional
FAMILY Bible, now IN course OF publication by r. Martin
Co 70 John street, and regard of echica
Gn9n among the most beautiful specimens of book making
na nave ever seen 10 possesses az the time other
,sher mersa concise aud instructive 10
evrra books lucid table Of tn head Of each
chapter chronological dex column OF various readings
opiou marginal references and the bottom every
compehen ve Judciou,, and practical by
nev Alexander Fletcher. In the midst of ALL the
e uns barassed aud clear will be oftne mou beau.
found in the English Language.
a21 2tisfrc IoUN gNpy N n
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GRAND BALL,

CONEl ISLAND PAFILLlON.
THE Propretors OF the Pavilion will give Grand Ball
the svilion, Wednesday evening August 21th, If fair
weather The steamboat lOiAS will leave Pier NJ East
River at o'clock Return ng-will leave the Island at IL
diss-including steamboat. -
Tickets had the following places John Murphy
corner Broadway nd Rutgers street, the bar Of the
Astor House, Aonzo Reed Fort Hamilton House; and
board the loias and Ocean.
NB.-Bowns Band is engaged for the occasion Persons
wishing tickets will apply early possible, the number
is limited. Il. BEILBY,
so6 ALONZO REED.
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EMPIRE ENGINE co. No. ~
VNHE UNDERSIGNED tby request) returns his sincere
thanks 70 Mr. Jonson proprietor of the Untes
tel corner Water and Fulton for his kindness and at
tentlon shown 10 OF our members severely hurt the fire
on Monday night, August 25th, Isif.
a27 lire PAUL V. MONDON Secretary
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Balance against u. States, 1863 l8l8,976
In 1920, 1912, and '43, the balance in our trade
with France in favor and in ls4l and IA the
balance against The balance in favor the
trade of the FIVE years according to the home official
lue Of our exports and imports amounted to $40 O66l7
The aggregate foreign trade of France for the past
eight years. has Been as annexed
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PRINCIPAL ARTICLES IMPORTED INTO FRANCE si3 1874
WITH THE QUANTITY CONSUMED EACH YEAR.

The trade between France and the United States Tor
several years past has been as annexed
COMMERCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND UNITED STATES.
l8i0 l8fl. 1874.
Import into United States 1903 l27 2i.l87 7952,i2
Export TO France, 22,3i95i 22,235d3 l6,i33a a36
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Indigestion. Weak Nerves. Lowness of spi-

rits &c.-Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills natural, aud
therefore certain for all kinds Of diseases be-
they completely cleanse stomach and bowels OF those
bilious and corrupt humors which only paraze and weak
spirits &c Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills also direct
purifier Of the blood and therefore only health and
ceerulness the mind but also give life and vigor
the whole frame.
CAuTIoNAs many unprnciped persons are
engaged in selling counterfeit Pills the public should be
tremey careful purchase from but advertised
of known integrity the Office and general
pot, 288 Greenwich street, N. Y.
NJ Blu all be particular to ask for genuine
Wrish''s Indian Vegetable Pills
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lSOIREES MTSTC1LES-

AT PISTEUX, GAZE DES MILE COLONIES SA-
LOON. 3O7 BROADWAY.
NJ EW engagement of superb Comic Singers Mr.. and
~ Mrs. Collins. Ice Creams and Refreshments of the best
kind always be had the bar with the attendance of
ful walters A well ventilated Billiard Room containing
eight tables communicates with the Saloon the floor
Entrance Free-Concert will commence at o'clock
a26 lwiss IN
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MONTREAL

ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Hl> Establishment will be eldy for Theatrical PERI orm-
from the beginuing of september under the
agement oihe Subscrbe who will receive proposals for
gagements from ladies' aud gentlemen of talent
The OF the said The with the celebrated
fists Slguora PCO and Signor DE- BEGINS, who will per-
form in Costume for few The evenings
ments will he inerspesed with Vsudeves, Dancing Over.
lures by Orchestra of eminent Professors and
other
a26 ag. NJ L < w " MAZZ0CCUI
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HEALTH OF HAMBURG.-No the pro-
traced drought, the very low stage of the river and
the indication Of sickness in this neshborhood our city
remains very healthy thus far Causes not incident to
the locality Of the place did few weeks ago produce
fatality among some two persons here, but
since these have passed away have the pleasure oi
knowing that city is healthy, especially in time
when disease visits town and country alike-Hamburg
Journal 2Ufh inst
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AUCTION NOTICES.

GOODS AT AUCTION PRICEs-iOo dozen Knives aud
" Forks and Pocket and Pen Knives and upwards 100
Hair Brushes 6s and Scissors cards
per fine Letter Paper Is and 2 rosemary
Ia rose aad military Shaving Soaps Fancy Boxes Writing
Desks Snuff Boxes Steel Pens, 800 Pencil Points 20
steel Watch Key Pipes, with variety Of tany Articles
cheap. Also, gilt and gold Finger Rings, Breast Pins and
Breaches. Al sea Maiden lane up stairs = . nr
a27 ctr C VAN BEUREN.
ay.ot FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON MONDAY, Aug.
25th the premises, 12 o'clock FARM Of % acres
x.-nea West Farms, miles from Harlem IN Westches
ter County, which neat Dwelling and arm
House and houses with fruit in abundance of all
kinds The place would suit merchant doing BUSINESS IA The
city TO be sold without reserve 10 the highest bidder as the
owneri going west For parcuars inquire AZ S5s oand
street. 20 Bayard street. JOHN GARLAND, on the
place Should the day stormy the sale VIII take place
the next fair day. alo2wfrc
<rA TO LET.-Pleasanty situated at South Brooklyn,
1.H within about 10 minutes walk from the ferry, neat
sl3. Cottsge, containing and good cear-Kent
s20 Also gentleman and his we without children, want
to Rent rooms OF small and gentee family IN the low
OF the The side Of Broadway would be
fened Address. G.. T., a tins Office. a25 3tsre
~ FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR So 50. CITY MADE
For style and durability they equal TO those sold
LAT IN other for s. five French imperial dress Boots
~ made to order for 81 So equal 10 those made IN other
stores fr SO and ST. and warranted Satisfaction, at
YOUNG JONES' French imperial Boot aud Shoe Manu-
featuring Depot of the fashionable Boot and Shoe
establishments in this city Gentlemen that OF
pair OF dress Boots will find of fifty cent by
getting them of us. Mendiug also done in the store
VIM. NJ. YOUNG x II. B. JONES,
al2 lmsrrc No 4 Ann St. near Broadway, New York.
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AN EXPOSURE-LOOk OUT
A CERTAIN HOUSE doirg business in old Slip are
hereby notified that unless they pay over certain
sou The proceeds OF he which he pacedn their hands
for shipment to OF Her MaJess North American Colo
MES and which they have faudueny retained
ior long tune, full exposition of the swndng
will be made public a2I iwsrc
BlLLlARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
SOuTERNERS Strangers aud Citizens invited try
- Mahogany Beds with l6j Panels, made by machinery
50 muchwor could not be done BY hand without three
the usual PRICE Likewise Cushions elastic that eleven
be by single blow For sale playing BASSFORDS
old jenn, the Museum Building Ann street
and li9 Fulton st. 7' - ~
Otis Field with number Of these improved Tables invites
his friends to call az the United States Hotel through
the bdr.room or lsn wafer street jy23 lmtrrc
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The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
25l Broadway N. W. Of Murray and Broadway The
testimony Of muudes who have proved the hdey and ac
curacy Of this artist admits of contradiction The system
unrvaed for and and visitors
yited the specimens and judge Of the unryaed skill
he