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Organ Piano Forte.

THREE Splendid PIANO FORTES-two
ROSEWOOD, and ono MAHOGANY, with the
GRAM ACTION IKoS FANS and TuBE. They are
very superior Instruments. from Mossrs. NUNS,
CLARK & Co. Now York ; and can be seen one
door below DIR. Silis Drug Store.
NIB. Persons in the vicinity Of Charlotte desir-
Gus of purchasing FIRST rate instruments can have
an opportunity of examining the quality by cali
ing on Mr.. +. J. EolIon, who has ono IN his pos
session.
SAMT. GARDNER.
Columbia. Jan I. ls45. l51
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NOTICE.

yE7uE subscriber, hcing dratous Of trying 10
L better his condition and Of obtaining means
to enable him 10 quidate bis debts, Informs those
10 whom lie is indebted, that be will remove from
this State between this time aud the 18Th Of April
next. Believing that If he remains here he vii
never DC aba 10 rot out Of dcbt, and such induce
mcn,s beng held ost 10 him as 10 satisfy him o.
the benefit Of a removal, be cnnceiyrs it 10 be {
duty he owes himself his family and bis creji
tors to do so. He takes this public way Of max
ing the matter known 50 that none may have
cause 70 complain.
JOHN NEWELL.
Fs'ruary % l5B. 81
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Just Received

a T the Charlotte Drug Store. a l.rfs AZ
IA fresh supply ofinvaluabls Family Nl,ti,aa
! Htnorr which are
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EEAHE, & HALL,

%LUpULD inform the merchants ot lhe interior
~ that they have in connection with the gen
eral Grocery Guinness, added to that Of
Forwarding and having large and somm0dsous
Warehouses on the bank of the River, are FrepA-
red to receive and forward Goods upon such terms
as vii defy all competition our ohsrgea and er.
pcnss being oue.Ihifd lee, on the freight bills
than any other houae in the place.
All Goods slipped to G. W Davis Of Whining
ION, ~ the interior and not Oshorsiss directed
viii be buHd IN cur possession.
Fotsttsoille December II, lSIf f0lf
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Dissolution.

On HIS day, by mutual consent, he fi,o, .su
~. psldt and Taylor is dissolved, tn us
are indebted will please call aHd sot,Io H. /.
or Note those having claims will prrs. ~ "a
forthwith, ''''
J. N, HAPPOLDT
NJ, b, TAYLoR :
Charlotte. Jan. 10. ls45. ~,
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BALTIMORE. August Q, ls45

Ths Bloody Foot-p,in'.h KY d ~ Myssry-Co,sp.
meeting 3iafke{s. &c
Baltimore is certainly mprov ~. Il not in moral 81
i.asE t1 fnE aflE Hnstts.1ls 4o mongers Ff1ln
oy yesterday ns un. the uitching hour OF
night, city in oatinual excitement relative to
footprint of blood the pavements which was follow
ed up distance of nearly miles, and finally tracked
10 the residence of one of retired millonares II
was sscerained that SON Of the SAID mil
ionare was picked up the road IN state OF exhaus
t,on about o'clock in the morning, by two butcher
hovs and carried to residence and that he told them
that he had cut his foot by readng glass This
however no one believes and public opinion has set
tied down to the belief of statement made by Madame
Rumor that husband, residing the Argus Office,
came home suddenly and unexpectedly quietly
gained entrance TO his house, and there
discovered young lawyer Of city The hus-
band quietly retired from the room procure rope
intending to tie him. His victim, however awoke, and
hearing footsteps down stairs hastily dressed himself
and the husband again entered the jumped from
the window the pavement below, and run Tor his
life In the excitement Of the moment he had not noticed
that knife which the husband flung after him had passed
through MS boot and entered his leg until his boot
filed with blood He stopped however, in front Of
Hendersons new house. Gay street, and took his boot
off but finding il impossible to stop the bleeding, he
proc eeded in all haste to his home leaving the mark OF
bloody foot through the whole length of the city The
rumor this morning that he has died from the loss Of
so easy.
We had another rape case by strapping negro,
the person little girl about ten years Of age He
committed to prison.
the Holiday Theatre is being repaired and newly fit.
ted up II to be opened about the first Of September,
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MONEY NIARKET.
Saturday, August 90 p. MI,

The tendency prices is still downward and the sales
today show falling off Of fraction. sonington de-
cllned Ohio 6s Reading Railroad. j Norwich
AM Worcester ; Long Island, United states 6s ;
Canton, Morris Canal Pennsy lvania 5s Kentucky 6's
and Erie Railroad closed firm at yesterdays prices
Domestic exchanges rule very low and the demand is
so limited that quotations nearly nominal We have
within the past year two, conclusvely settled the
fact that any evil in commercial affairs if left alone
will regulate itself We find this particularly the case
in our internal exchanges, and the only regulation re
qured, Is the operation of the legitimate laws OF trade
There never foolish idea entertained by com.
mercia men and hnanc.ers, tnan that required pow
erni banking institution, with branches distributed in
every section OF the country to regulate eqnaize, and
reduce the rate vf exchanges Unless trade conducted
upon sound basis, and the balance between different
points regulated and reduced through the operations Of
trade the evil only increased by rcsorng to the aid
OF banks, or by calling in funds TO lqudae the indebt
edness by loans
During the spring and of each year the south
and West become indebted to the North and East bv
purchases OF merchandise this indebtedness ia louida
ted every ia and winter by shipments of the crops TO
the markets where they indebted, and the balance
whatever may be runs from one into another
and at times Is in favor Of section and at others in
favor Of another SO long a the banks keen out of
these operations the rates for what little exchange may
be wan'eu' rues very low puf the moment the banks
step in, every thing becomes deranged and rates ad
vance, through the very evils these institutions intro
luce There is such variety of interests in this coun.
trytherei is much dependence in one section upon
another that the difference which may from time to time
be produced by the operations of bsrter trade mus
regulate themselves the laws OF trade like the laws OF
nature unaerabe, and when left TO their natural
course, invariably produce uniformity regularity and
consistency, which attended with tho most favorable
results.
We annex the current quotations for domestic ex
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Aia shiIadeiphin subscrIntions

HfRsLD nust be paid TO the AGENTS Zs
sr Coz Ledger Building, Third street. near Chestnut
WITHOUT il delivered free of charge part Pha
Price Scents
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday nom
ngPrce Ga cents 50 per annum delivered any part
Philadelphia free Of postage.
All the aad cheap Publications sale at their ca
tail shnsnt, soon issued, wholesale and retail
q With the exception of paper the Herald IS reac
mach perhaps in Phil adepa any paper published in tina,
city sGorlilg available medium to advertisers Advertise
ments handed TO the agents half O'clock will aIrear
che Herald uext dav
Medical NOOce.--nhc Advertisements or ths
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established o
tn Suppression OF Qusekery, the Of all diseases
hereafter the fourth and last column Of hi,
PAGER w. 3. RICHARDSON, NJ, d.. Agent
fifFr. nnd tsrsnlt,rp Noom. nf
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TIL + b ~ RO N,
l 81 Ii 20 a Il w ny,

VIM. DINNEFORD.
w no respectfully informs his friends and the public that
stvle inferior none w. ID. will all times keep hand
the best description of wines spirits &C. selected with
that taste peculiar experienced wine bbber His bed
rooms fitted with due regard aud clean
and each department the prices will square with the
mesnamely Is GEMS per night for lodgings, dollar
and hall per week, or five dol 'ars per month.
W. D. has also ntroduc ed the Southern plan Of providing
lunch from ii al o'clock that the niorts Of the
inward will be attended cold and shower bath free
to customers Committee rooms Club rooms, SC. SC.
ain Imfu
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS,
WILL be served up in superior st lie the BANK COF
w FEE HOUSE, No. IS Nassau street every day this
week. commencing Monday the 1lth int Aldermen ep.
and all lovers of good things will this
Also for sae several choice Turtles just arrived Apply
rs above. aiO 3tsm
RUN AWAY, FROM COLD SPRING,
VTHOMAS MARTIN, aged I2 years and 6 months son of
Thomas Martin, of Bfeakneck, Cold Spring He wore
black sainet panaoons roundabout, blacksh
hair clio ,ap with fur I'd it, When last h.
ting the dock Cold Spring waiting supposed for the
Highlander Any information will be received by his father
addressed to Cold Spring.
aiO 2t+m THOMAS MARTIN.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

On Wednesday morning the 9th inst her late resi-
dence at Low Point Fishkll Landing after short
but Illness which she bore with christian resigna
ton, RACHAEL CoLToN widow Of Walter Cotton late of
this city, deceased in the oath year of her age.
At Deal New Jersey, the Sh inst, OF bilious fever,
Miss SUSAN GUiER, of Philadelphia, eldest daughter of
George Guler.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

There is very little doing in foreign bills On Lon
don we quote at 09I no. with sales at ll04 on
Paris, 5f a6i Amsterdam 3sI a a9s Hamburg, 35s
35t Bremen 7s 7si.
The statement respecting the dividend of profits in the
Essex MILL of Newburyport Mass, for the past year,
although true in fact is calculated to leave wrong m
preston the minds Of the public The original stock
holders in this mill expended about 100000 and after
running the mill several years and receiving but 10 per
cent in dividends for the whole time the company failed
paying about fifty dollar of the debts due by
them, and making total loss to stockholders The
present company purchased for $4,000 what had pre-
viousy cost 100000, and made considerable improve
ments by adding to the building and putting in ma
chinery and thus they have realized large profit,
growing out of the suffering and loss of previous stock
holders
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
CASTLE GARDEN.
MLAdmissiOn IS Cents.,fl1
Great Musical Attraction

Great Musical attraction
vropretors ....-.. Messrs French and HsiseY.
Grand Entertainment,
Monday Evening, August 1Ith.
The prnp etos respectfully hat they have enga-
ged for mttd number of ghts the Buresque thiopisn
Oprrat Tonle avorably known and received Palmo
Italian Opera House.
The perfo nance will commence by the Orchestra playing
A Musical Intfoduction.
After which the Mock Opera will he given entitled
tM-Ahl-fULL-OLF.
Taken from La Somnsmbula with all the gina music.
nternsson of Half Hour for Promenade Refresh
The of splendid Cosmoramas will be o inspection
The second part will commence with
Grand Overture-Orchestra.
Doors open at halfpast O'Clock. Performances
m euCe AT ooc
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

NIBLOS GARDEN.
Monday Evening. August IL.
BENEFIT OF MIR. PLACIDE.
Will be presented the highly interesting Drama Of
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD.
Louisa Drayton Miss Roberts Susan, Mrs Watts
Grandfather Whitehead 90. Henry Pacide
,ou Lincoln Seiton
5-Intermssion of Half an Hour -
Pas de Deux :. by Misses Celeste and Parngton
To conclude with
THE NERVOUS MAN
Lady Leach. h.......................M Mrs Watts
Mr. Aspen the Nervous Man " M Mr. PIscide
Msh1ne; Hpsa n":t the Man of Nerve Mr. Broug,an
u eni Ponce will a~ be
tam good order and keep all improper persons
GJ-1tckets Fifty Cents -GD
limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
" Performance To commence at o'clock. Doors open
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

NEGRO lNsURREcTIoN.-The plantation of Mr. j.
this place, the scene, few days since of no little
alarm and confusion-owng the fact of the negroes
thereon having refused to submit the authority Of the
overseer Robert Hall, who had been left to manage
them in the absence of their muster Mr. Hall attempt.
ing to correct dscoverehhat all were armed with
dangerous and formidable knives which they
to use upon him and neighbor who present II is
said that Hall succeeded finally in reducing the negroes
tance several Of his neghbors had resorted to cold
steel and powder and ball On Monday last three OF
the negroes were brought in town, in charge of the
Deputy Sheriff, VIM O. Roper, and we're lodged in Jail
to await their trial at the next term CT Circuit our
but were released on bail We not in possession OF
all the particulars of the above affair." but have given
them as We heard them. ASigo Shield, arkansas.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
COLMAN'S
LIT f K A RY S A DON,


No. aos broadway, New York.
i1ssh s Tss beng
s ss;s s o you%es s p.
should visit the City without calling in to
'ssSt sooks Sef fHlNTINGs, AND ENGRAvINGs,
TS Pubic Sale Room 6ed with booa. of every kind in
various languages to which, and the Print Room, no
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
'0D'''''"Tf T%o 5'fHS Hundred CHOICE PICTURES.
by ancient and modern Naseo view which, small charge
0fi'h cents is required HERALpRy.
The Arms of Individuals whose families originated IN any
equal in sxsfntion aad one third the charge Of the Lon
The oENEALoaY agsT Of gysh5SHREGRR GESRGR WASHINGTON
w s o"p 1ns soo Il n e eo
GOTHIC CHURCHES.
COLORED GLASS, MOSAICS, &c.
,HE Undersigned being the Agent Of large coored Glass
ne w a hs s bsse Sesn so
this day. Church Windows be had ready mountsd with
@ finest Europe H viii
for the complete Glass Furniture any Church Ap
> i}us is imeod.rh No. South William street.
BILLIARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
Mahogany Beds with is Pane BY steam machinery w
50 much work could be done BY hand without three
be HIT single blow For sale or PLAYING BAssFoRDs
and l49 Fulton st.
Otis Field with number of these improved Tables
his friends call the Cnited States Hotel through
The bar-roon, or l96 Water street iva im'rrc
SIkikER'S >ULuYiUN FOR rtlr. HAHN,
w Hlo VIII % fh,ss grey h.G q us srIs%a & o eSS, =" y
aud cannot fail of superceding all others
Those who doubt To have then hl
changed before theif II humbugs would tke
this method there would he reason To complain
None genuine unless signed II. Striker m red ink
The solution be forwarded by arndens Express
part of the world
One trial Ill prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied No. Ch than
street, opposite the Hall Of Record New York starr
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
ERIAL LOCOMOTIVE.

KRIAL LOCOMOTIVE.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE
INTERESTING aud Novel Exhibition aud Lecture. by
1 ROBERT A. WEST, Esq, on Tuesday, August 18th,
1875
Signor MIZIO MUZZl, Of Bologna Italy the inventor
of method of dng Ba loom through the Amo phrre by
which the art Of Locomot promises be advanced
poftant will exhibit publicly, for the first this
county, medei ofhis ERlAL LOCOMOTIVE construct.
ed such scale to allow its properties be practically
exhibited ia the Theatre.
model pro. ortiou suitable the place will set in
motion, aud exhibit aversing the atmosphere the
various d ectons at the d econ Of the audience nd turning
in circle right and left or ssyoving in vertical spi al
li,er Lecture on on Hr3stats or AR oops an viii
plain the method by which tins machine guided in the air
That the puoc be sured that the oject
those ary proposals -que offered capuvate the
public attention. it is proper here exhibited
the Great Scientific Convention held Pisa als
its merits publc attested by the appreciation
large plumber of the scientific present.
forwards exhibited h similar appreciation Paris and has
recently elected like expresso of approval from
number of scientific gentlemen in this city
NJ MUZZI hopes that by of exhibitions and sppea
like the present. he find capitalists enough
aid hun IN constructing machine large scale for practical
purposes
The doors will be halfpast o'clock To
at o'clock prt cisey.
Tickets so be obtained the Box Office Tues
day between 10 and clock where the boxes
boxes also be secured
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-The returns from Ken
lucky include only the first days voting. Davis's
majority, Tin Mr. Clay's Dstrict,) it was generally
conceded, at the close of the first day, would fully
reach 800 votes, which would nearly equal his ma
jorlly over Wckliffe two years ago,-it then being
s72 The following are the majorities at the close
of the first day in five Of the seven counties of the
district:-
r.. Davis Marshal.
Fayete $50 mai ......,..-
DourDoH . 02O.
" w oouioru. S0
= : - ...mdJ. ~
- -. Q.
s39 10
1t will be seen thatDaviss majority SO far, is $780,
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

ATRoCIOUS MURDER-ARREsT OF THE VILLAIN
most diabollca murder was committed upon the
person OF Frenchman, whose name no one knows at
the tavern OF Peter Yost at the landing in this CITY on
Sunday night last about o'clock, by aperson who
ave his name as Richard BoyloA.
1t appeared that some four five persons were Istpg
in the bar-room OF osts House during Sunday evening
and among them the murdered man. Boylon came In
and took of his hat which contained about half dozen
cigars. and threw the contents the floor He subse-
quenty picked up the cigars and threw them on the ta
ble asking the company to take smoke Soon after he
laid his head upon the side of the table, and pretended
be asleep.
A little past O'Clock part of the company went up
stairs TO bed The Frenchman had made litter upon
the table, and few words passed between the parties
concerning its removal but nothing angry insulting
was said Boylon, however, drew large acknfe from
his pocket approached his VICTIM and plunged the blade
into his bowels to his hand and fully up the handle
OF the weapon. He then gave two three twisting
surges further into the body and drew the blade forth
dripping with blood in the real tragic STYLE and then
stepped to the other part of the room The man fell in.
stantly to the floor, dead 1.
As soon as this tragic act had been completed Boylon
seated himself on bench in the roomle do wn his pan.
falcons and it is supposed, inflicted wound upon him.
sell on the outside OF the right thigh The cash he cut
large but not dangerous His object was to make it
appear that the murdered had attacked and wound
ed him. in order to clear himself Of the awful charge of
murder in the first degree but the failed for wit.
nesses testified that deceased had knfe-was an nof
iensive man. and to all appearances his murder
provoked deliberate The parties strangers here
and to each other. and followed the river Boylon
was sent to prison the charge of
Gasete
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.

HHE following Purses offered off over the above
i Course.
Purse 5000 mile heats best three ve 20 as they please
free Tor all trong and pacing horses Should Lady Suffolk
not enter for the above purse, it will be but Sl00
Purse $780, with inside stake Of Sl00 half forfeit for rot.
ting horses that $780, excep Tip
or Sir William two mile heats under the saddle.
Entries for the above be made August lh
81; NJ. at Green Losee's, to come off August 25h
Purse $500 free for all ottng and racing horses three mile
heats in harness. Should Lady Suffolk, Amecus Ripton
not enter for this purse it will be but $50.
Purse $50 mile heats best in FIVE saddle
horses $50 Entries be made August
25th by NJ, at Green Losees off by the 22d
September.
n each Of the above three to make a race.
B-A Purse will also be given come off in September
lore part OF October for all ottng and pacing horses
mile heats. TO they please. a9 sire
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
RATS, MICE, COCKROACHES FLIES, BED

,.
BUGS, NC.
HE following certificates, OF thousands may give the
tions, viz -
The the building 70 Wall badly infested
with Cockroaces and application four weeks ago. has en-
tireiy dispersed them. (Sgnad) - ,x.,..,,
have used Dr. F extermmate rats and nice
and have wonderfully succeeded in clearing them from mouse
and yard, after the first trial ,,a,, ,,,rrp..r
(Signed) JOSEPH oU iENAN.
DR. Fly Paper has been used by me with
nearly OF slam ies nave oeeh coect-
ed in fourdtys out of curiosity. - =, e,.oc.uco.,
(Signed) C..NAN oi oiHoSAhOJON.
The beburs have cleared from my house 2i Hudson
street efrectualy. tsgnedD JOHN SoLOMONS
been for years by and single application has
caufon against the ealous limitations and my genu
me for sale by Dr. Minor, Broadway
and John stree Johuson, vroom Fowler, 3Courandt
and Chas Ford Of Fourth and Wooster street. Go
rad Fancy 9 Grand street and Of the manufacturer
y7lmeod'ec near William street.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
OFFICE No. 6l late 49) Wall street, continues insure
~ against loss damage by Fire dwellings warehouses and
other buildings Also on Household Furniture, Merchan
die, &c., heretofore.
DIRECTORS
John BronWer, Wakeman Burritt,
James Mcbride, Philip Embury,
John Moorhead, Stanton Beebe
Henry ". Hills, Charles Charlie n n 5. Rowland,
Robert j. Dillon, Nathaniel l.. Griswold ir
Thomas Nesmith, Russell stubbns,
Robert Boorman, George Coggeshall
Abel A. Low, Stephen Holt
George iomeroy, Joseph Gaiard Jr.
David Thomson,
GOLD S. SILLIMAN Secretary. " -''Ne"'
ROBERT }. DILLON, Counseand Attorney. az lm+m
OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE co.
No. 80 Wall Street,
Adjoining Mechanics Bank, in the City of New York
VNHlS COMPANY lose by the recent fire $35 900 Their
and above all claims against them $50
They continue to insure Msrne and Fire Risks at fair
James Harper, William Cozzens,
Edward Richardson, Herman d Could
James Phaen Theodore A Never
A Lawrence, Cyrus Chenery,
Edwin X Tremain Lawrence Hill.
s NJ Crandall, VIII Townsend
John Breaste, Robert Lane,
James Cruikshank, John 7 Gilchrist,
Leander Starr, j III Suydam,
Charles !. Vose, John B Lasala,
Zadock Pratt. Samuel sherwood,
George DeKay, James Cook
Loring Andrews, IT Aldrch
Joseph Nones, George Whitaker,
Leonard Appeby, Thomas Monahan,
Asa Crosby George Palen,
John J Herck William Burgoyne,
Abraham Ven Nest,
Nicholas Carroll Secretary.
Cant Samuel Caudler, Marine Insp.
Also, Insp. for 'Loyd's' for the port of New York
au2m
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

PARK THEATRE.
THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that this establish
will be opened for the season. Monday the 18th of
August
The ladies' and gentlemen of the Corps Dramatque will
semble the Green Room Thursday the th instant
at IL O'Clock III the forenoon. a9ec
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
MR. j. NJ. SCOTT will, in the Of few days, visit
WI New York Ph .Iadepha and Boston, and will pleased
with professional people respecting for
the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Theatres All arrangements
entered into by said j. Scott, will be strictly complied
with.
BAH letters to be postpaid and directed Wm Shrss
to New York Post Office. au7rc
CASS WARD having been burnt out, have removed to
~ Store No SO Broad street, the of Stone
iyo0.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

BOWERY THEATRE.
Monday Evening, August IIth,
Will be presented
RlCHELIEU.
Rcheeu, Mr. J Scott Julia Mortimer Mrs phi;ps
Louis 18th, Brooke Marian, Mrs Sutherland
To conclude with
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Sir Albert Davenport Sir Owen, Clarke
Launcelot, Hadaway Edward Mrs Isherwood
Ethelinde, Mrs Phillips Ellen, Madison
Sir + helred, Minor Edrick, Philmore
Edgar Brooke Elgiva Mrs Hison
Emma; Mrs Sergeant Alelzrna, Miss Bell
Hymen, Mast w Yeoman lronzira Mrs " lie ewis
Lower Boxes 50 cents Second and Third Tiers
Pit aud Gallery I2x cents.
Doors will open at before the curtain will
hafpast7.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
II A. ARTAuLT, Importer of French Daguereotype
500 Large Daru-rreotype Plates, No. 40 and 80
500 Ounces Dry Iodine.
200 Ounces Bromine.
200 Ounces Chloride of Iodine.
100 Pounds Hyposuphte Of Soda.
200 drahms Chloride and Salt of Gold new article
QUICKSILVER Tripol, Rouge, Rotten Stone instruments
and all the articles useful in Daguerreotype.
Gross Morocco Cases. bargain
Apply at the LAFAYt TIE BAZAAR
1i9 and ISL Broadway, of Liberty up stairs
and Inn fire