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May g., 1914
THE subscriber has received
II | barrel pure Alcohol

PROCEEDINGS and Debates of the General
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, held in Philadelphia, October Is44.
Just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
January iG, 1915.
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JAMES II. JUREY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
ca Le,cis ID. Crensha,o's Old Stand

ht LeWtS ~. CrenShd,o'S Old Stand
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND, VA,
&ELi,S Flour and other Produce on Commits.
sion, and makes liberal Cash advances on
consignment. Farmers and others sending their
produce by way of Scottsvlle, will send il 10 the
care OF MIR. John w. Clyne, who has Ware
house on the Canal bank, and will receive and
forward it to me, free of charge to the owner
MY charges Tor selling are moderate, and the in
terests o. my correspondents strictly Observed
"A portion OF public patronage is very respectful
ly solicited. ]. H.JJJREY.
Richmond, Oct. 3.
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40 DO WREN 6 OOo
REG leave TO inform their friends and the pub
lie generally that they have received their
fall supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye Stufs, together with an extensive as
sortment Of fancy articles, Perfumery, &C. &C.,
all OF which they will dispose OF on the most ac-
commodating terms.
Oct. II, 1914,
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Dr. =. ": zsrockembrossgh s. Go.

AS'' AZ sS. AsFOCsceEfOrONSh - 90.
DRUGGISTS,
HAVlNG purchased of Payne e. Little their
M stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. &c.
are ready to supply Physicians. Merchants. and
the public generally with all articles in our line.
at the same prices and on the same terms as our
predecessors. Our wholesale prices are the same
those charged by, the Richmond Druggists
I'd for further and more particular information
Ter to our circulars. We hope by careful and
prompt attention to business 10 merit the patron
age extended to our predecessors.
JOHN N. BROCKENBROUGH, M. D.
PETER J. WHITE,
Scottsferry, Albemarle, Va.
January 3, 194i.--tf
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BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER,
(FORMERLY BROWN s. TAYLoR,)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND GROCERS,
Ludwcll III. Brown,)
S bswiS NJ T. rsyIsF' RICHMOND, VA
A TTEND to the sale Of Tobacco, -Four, JThcai
n and Merchandise generally.
They will keep constantly on hand general
assortment ofGroceries, to which they would call
the attention of Country Merchants and others.
Their Warehouse (being that formerly occupied
by Peyton, Deane and Edwards, is near the Ca
nal Basin, one Of the most dvaniageous loo lions
in the City.
The united efforts Of the members Of the firm
will be used to afford satisfaction to those who
may entrust business to their care
Liberal advances on Consignments in hand.
REFER TO
STORM, DuBoIs& CO., New York
CALLER Core, Philadelphia.
LEWIS w EDB, Richmond.
WYATT CARowELL., Charlotte Courthouse.
WIN. KINNEY, Staunton, Va.
MAYO CABELL, Nelson Co. Va
Judge ii ST. GEO. TUCKER. University Va
Richmond, Feb. Is, lS44.-tf
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TO EEM 81 r III lnBs
or AUGUSTA COUNTY.

A NY one having Beef Cattle, or Sheep fol
- sale, will do well to call and see franklin
4. Geiger, in Stanton who is still carrying
on the Butchering business. He proposes "a
give Money and Merchandise in exchange for
the above, on very liberal terms.
+. r. GEIGER.
Stanton, Feb. 30. 1S45.--tf
The Democrat will please copy.
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Stanton, Nov. 81, 1874.

will pay the Richmond price for Family o
Superiine Flour in cash, the carriage deducted.
Nov. 81, 1874. JOHN w. PITPMAN.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT a County Court of
Augusta, held at the Court House, Of said
county on Monday the Gath cay Of February
1915.
Joseph Grove-Pantilf,
AGAINST
Margaret Grove, widow and reict Of David
Grove, John ID. Grove, Samuel Grove, James
G. Miller and Eliza b. his wife, Joseph Fizer,
and Sarah his wife, George S. Grove, John
Rohr and Margaret Jane his wife, David G..
Nonsinger and Mary X. his wife, Kyle A.
Clinginpeel and Nancy a. his wife, Susan c.
Grove, Lavina X. Grove and Julia A Grove
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Jefferson Kinney, is appointed guardian ad
Item for the infant Defendants, Lavinia X. and
Julia A. Grove. And the Defendants John b.
Grove, Samuel Grove, and James G. Miller and
Eliza d. his wife, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the Act OF
Assembly, and the Rules of This Court, and i,
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this Country 1t is ordered
that said Defendants do appear here on the first
day of the May term next, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the town of Stanton, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this County.
Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
February Of, lSi5.
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and to be relied on. Orders for printed as well
as blank work will be promptly attended to, aud
we'll executed on moderate terms. 1t is contem-
plated to keep on hand an assortment of Blank
Books, such as Day Books, Journals, Legers,
&c. GEORGE ESKRIDGE, Steward
Va. Institution Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Stanton, Feb. 6, 1916.
~ Lexington Gazette please copy.
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BOOK BINDERY.
OF THE
Deaf Mute Department.
OF THE
VIRGINIA. I.V,NTITUT,IO.y:

THlS establishment is
again in operation, it
is hoped permanently, I'M
der the management Of
Mr.. WILLIAM MiLLs, a
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WILL be sold on Thursday the Goth day o.
May next, in the town of Staunton, one We
nv valuable
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Something Wear.

"A MUSEMENT and Instruction, the National
"a Game of the Star Spangled Banner, The
Pickwick Cards. Just received and for sale by
ROB'T. COWAN.
January 16, 1915.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
Trial or Nicholas =. Gordon for the Murder
OF naasa SPrague.

FP0vIDENCE, Apru 10, le46 p. M.
No verdict yet In the case OF Gordon The jury have
now been out twenty -four hours but have sent word
the Court They determined to effect the purpose
ior which they were sent out il possible and doubt
not the Court equally anxious that this shall be the
end o knoty, vexing and iresome case. The public,
dict.
The prisoner has been his place in the court room all
day. impatiently awaiting the result He h not by any
means bad looking man. and phrenologst would hit
upon HIM as man who could make up his mind to
der even dog He is a small man-not more than Eve
teet six inches high, and weighing should think not
over l20 pounds Since his confnt on this charge
ne has been sick great DEAL and consequently looks
very thin end palemore like death, than like murde-
have not much to write you of interest in regard TO
otner matters 'han the late exciting trial Business with
onr merchants and mechanics is quite good now a. it
VAS year ago, and we have pretty much to the
conclusion that the country is not ruined no how.
The prospects, OF hberation-by whish |, Of course,
mean the unconditional release OF Mr. Dorr from conne
ment-are not SO promising could wish. The law
and order party yet holds the assembly, and is poss
ble not probable, that they will hold their pri-
soner till the people hurl them into hopeless obscury
have heard Of but few of the law and order members
to vote for uncond dona liberation. II is conceded
all hands that Mr. DORIS health very poor and that
cannot survive another years confinement.
rain storm is just commencing here. We need the
rain very much, but cannot help wishing that il had
waited warmer day II is monstrons cold and cheer
less Yours CIV
PS-The Jury have just asked to have fire built in
their room fancy they contemplate stopping all night
In their new quarters.
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$3,47e,e5O

This does not include money personal property Of
young men or persons not keeping house
In calculating the value of real estate the committee
have estimated the cash value of the imprev
they were before the fire. and not what it will require
repair or rebuild them, which must exceed the above
estimate at least 25 per cent
is now feared that many persons lost their lives
the recent terrible confagraon On Saturday we men,
toned that 8. Kingston Esq, and John Johnston
missing and that fears were entertained for their safety
II is now pretty certain that they burnedMr at
the house of his sonin-law, w Lsckey and Mr.. at
McKennas auction store or in Pipelown.
girl employ ed in the house Of Mr. Lecky, above
named, who was supposed to have been assisting Mr.
Kingston in saving goods, is also believed 10 have been
burned. iDH
Margaret Denning, woman living at George Beales
Is missing; believed to be burned.
Mrs. Jane Wyatt. an aged woman, who lived near the
corner Of ID and Ross Streets is ase supposed have
been burned
Mrs. Maglone, an oged woman who lived near Grand
street. FH
Mrs, 8 Brooks, woman who lived in Third street
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PLANO.

M INWRlGHT. Professor Of Music, informs ms friends
and the public in general that he has
for giving the Piano His style OF i'm.
parting instruction perfectly simple and easy and
bnns al the grace and elegance o capable Of being
proficient Scholars and the public win be satisfied as to
hrs abilities on giving him trial His reasonable
and advise all those in OF teacher embrace he CD
portunity offered. Terms and all Other Information made
on application at l72 Grand of Mulberry
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
Varieties


The Nantucket Inquirer" and the "Nantucket
Telegraph beth daily papers have both been purchased
by Edward w. Cobb Esq, who has been for time
unite the two under the name Of The "Inqurerr.s
Thetwo Arabian horses received as present to Mr.
Tyler by the Consul Of the United States at Zanzibar
an act Of Congress- One seven year old brought s4sO,
and was purchased by gentleman from Louisiana the
other eight years DID, brought but $3.50, and pur-
chased By Dr.. John Baldwin. They light gray mot
tied.
Animmsnse bed of scrpentne has recently been dis
covered in Roxbury in this county the line Of the
Central Railroad. A specimen, highly finished and
Polished for table exhibited in this village the pre-
sent week This stone is far superior to marble in beauty
and durability, and must take its place for counter
tables, manel pieces, and other mechanical and
mental purposes.-Yrnont Wafchmsn.
1t singular fact, that four different languages are
spoken in England There something like 100000
in Ireland who speak lrsh and cannot speak English
100000 in Wales who do speak English many
in Scotland Also who do not speak English In tho Isle
of Man there population which speaks branch Of tho
Teutonic tongue In Russia thirty different Languages
are spoken--Dr. Baird.
the widow Of dealer skins who has attained her s7h
yoar. When 1913 she married her fifth husband All her
in full possession Of ali her mental faculties sho Sa,
never been attacked with any dangerous illness
An elegant hotel to be called the Weddel House
be erected IN Cleveana wii contain from i1s to 400
be the Astor oil the lakes.
We see stated in the Danville Pa Integencern that
the Montour iron Company have contracted for the
erection Of one hundred and twenty houses this
that place.
Mrs. Shaw, who murdered her husband In shocking
manner in Cecil county short time since was tried last
week, and the jury returned verdict OF insanity. The
Court ordered her to be confined in the Maryland Hospi
tai Baltimore
subscription in progress Cincinnati, for House
Of Refuge.
MN Baldwin, of Cleveland has put up during the
past s3s head Of the very best beef cattle Of Ohio
making Ave thousand erces Of beef-expressy for
the English market
A countryma reading the theatre bill on the cor.
OF Sd andvne streets Cincinnati the other day. came
to the words Five years will elapse between the I'd and
3d acts" remarked with great gravity that he couldn't
60, as he must 60 home to harvest
THE WEATHER IN CANADA.-We have again
heavy fall OF snow, dry as at the commencement
OF winter The air cold The bstturs along the Beau
port shore and the ice the St. Charles suffered lit,
tie from the late high winds
Private letters state the ice at Bether TO be on seve
with the stroets Ia therefore anticipated that m the
event Of rapid thaw great damage will be done to pro-
perty in the vicinity Of the river
Boats from Bouchervle expected at Montreal on
Sunday or Monday next
On Tuesday last persons crossed on the ice between
sorsl and Bsrthier-Qusbsc Mercury .ap'Ti 10.
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Is y A r ID l N G
MRS. q. FISH,
lS6, lS7 and I39 RrOQdtUQY

MRS. q. FISH,
l35, lS7 and I39 BrOGdtUGy,
NEW YORK
Ths PUBLIC and STRANGERS visiting the city respectful
ly Informed that the above have been fitted in
perior manner, for the entertainment of #Uae
Permanent and Transient B0Grders.
The location pleasant and central businesshe apart
spacious, light and airy and Handsomely furnished
throughout with furniture beds bedding Sc The table
will be abundanty supplied with the best market affords
rncc trn&r
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
I4v anu l6i BrOadway, corner or Liberty st.
''HdS EsTABLlsHMENT, founded the lst Of December,
public store for the sale Of every description Of
The subscriber having rented the Of the budns
broadway, Will put in complete repair and fit up magni-
cen manner two large where the traders
tursrs and importers will bab to obtain at cheap rent
plsse Of resort and public and fashionable promenade
MRS; n: SHANkLAND, Daguerrean Artist, has already
rented the front part OF the galleries Daguerectype
oon where she will continue BEFORE give the perfect
likeness for =
. ONE DOLLAR,
including the best kind of Morocco Case Frame
Bazaar. IT A ART2
mhl7 lm~m
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JAMES LACY,
d r a. p ER A ND TAIL OR,

DRAPER AND TAIL OR,
REMOVED TO
l54 William street, corner Of Ann, New York,
AS always hand select assortment Of the
able style oil goods to be found the MARKET
CLOTHS-Eneli French and Ameris Of almost every
color from Pm ! q medium ed quality to the finest
CASSlMERES-Wool Blacks, Plads, Stripes Figured and
Esstic, In great variety.
vESTINGS-Silks, satns, Maneilles. Cashmeres, Vel
Also white Satin figured and plain. rich light silk veve.
too particularse suitable for every
Gentemen paronzing this establishment rely upon
ther made order the possible
and every satisfaction as to quality. f and workmanship
-The LOWEST CASH PRICE will be asked from which NO
ABATEMENT WILL and in order insure against bad
deb by which would be obliged pay up
for the nonpsyment Of Others. CASH ON DELvERr viii in an
cases be required.
Also hand select assortment Of Ready Made Clothing
Office Coats Pants, Vests Dress and Frock Goats, &C., &C.,
reduced prices. -
Gentlemen furnishing their goods hsvs them made
and trimmed the best possible good fit warranted
in all cases. the price of the goods returned at the follow
ing prces-Pans and Vesu 75 81 Dress Goats ~ to 4lo
Frock Goats 80. &n other garments in proportion
mh16 1msec
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TIMBER AND STONE FOR THE NAVY
VARH

will Be rsesyed th, Office properly endorsed
o'clock p M for the following Materials to be used in the
construction of wharf the delivery be made in the usual
manner, at the Navy Yard, free of expense, viz:
$3.50 green. round Hem!ock White Pine Logs With the
bark from Is feet long less than 81 feet
leugh diameter the larger end and inches at the
smaller end !.
as two legs.
1880 cubic feet White Pine Logs hewed square OF saik
and parallel width to x6 inches and from 80 to 60
feet long, and average As feet long.
600 not to exceed Is tons Of Mountain Stone for
the above. The than feet In
diameter and be delivered required aud be
packed in bnnsa solid allowing cubic feet the SUBJ
subject the Of the Navy Yard and to be in all
One half Of the round logs before the 18th of june and
the remainder together with all the timber by the LIST
August In oaure be delivered by the specified
Timber Stone to be and the exce. be
the estimated amount of supplies. ~
L. i. -
Navy Agents Office, New York, April u. 1876.
PROSPER NJ. WETMORE,
ala ltaw4wec Navy Agent
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4ssrnhsts hsA StS StSItAs S?I1t.Af Z i sAhstAp AsxAsED y
to The bs,s respectfully notified that they csn
RoSERTsoSs SsS tRGSIx / 2sIIxJHE EAEF AND CAP
No os Fulton street. between WlIsm and Nassau
s: ss 3 K. y
articles in his line at the foSGxsIPs reduced rates
sscanS sicss Quality NStIia % Fur. Fur..........,"@sY
Second s!ss ssa,s|I'y il men, and i SsS::..
These articles only quite equal hut in some respects
Especially ss style any city
ses XII xii Hs hw IS %
% and
country meIchants ao lm-m
HAIS-NPRLNG FASHION.
%. J. N: TICE y CO;
= Sss = ass; shss
any other store in thi city. ms lm.m
NEW FASHION. ..H
G9 PscF gaa
MGs Skin Hats Of the spring Fashion for the low fixed pTsss
SPRING FASHION,
& Z: r;s:r s
oner or sale and large assortment Of Flats
hoH HM Hs S. FIN:
Silk Hats $2o Also, full assortment Of Caps the lowest
CITY pnces mh4 lm*ec
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BOOTS AND
SHOES.
Fl JOHNSON (ass Wilson Johnson) has "a
Vopposite the theatre Of the best assorsd stocks Of
Boou aud shoes that be had in the city. Gents Kip
sSa aud sewed from the Eastern panuact res Ladies'
variety of Chden Shoes any other store in this
city; encmens fine Caters twenty different kinds Gents
Boots. rT1'
store open till O'Clock in the evening" giving country
mhl4 lm*rc =" : " ~"
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
14SOLIAN PIANOFORTES

IN purchased the patent nghtfor
Goemass Aosn Attschmsnt the Pianoorte for the
the public that they prepared supply Panoioss
with this Improvement attached the same 10 any
y 81 this invention n are prepared g satisfy the
men warrant them in the assertion, that the Eoan will
remain IN tune in climate, and it will be affected by
transitions of atmosphere The
given with each instrument. -
The public invited examine the Eoan
az their waeroom 20 Broadway opposite Park where
also may be found of 6 octave Piano
otes Dotn IN rosewood and mahogany casas m26 6msrc
TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CtUsSSiNG S FULTON FERRY.A very Saloon ha,
Water street. joining the bar Of the Ho with three M rate
tables iron Eagle frames and marble bedsbette Tabe than
entrance s , Fulton Players Fulton Market and down
ealculated for their Accommodation The proprietor pledges
himself 70 have kept respectable For exercise only.
m29 I'm -
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A GRAND PIANO FORTE known as one of the most per.
feet the celebrated manufacture Paris which
has already been tried IL Amssa during the
was imported directly from Paris With the Piano. will be
gen MUSIC by the best ancient and modern valued
PlLLET, 400 Broadway aia Inn re
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TO RE SOLID

STRONG, we'll built Bsrouche Carriage in good order
and well adapted for family with without double
harnsss 10 BE Roulstor> dng School, and Livery
5sAbies. LII Msrosr street. ms istfrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

LADIES' AND FAMILIES
DA G GUERREOTYPE INSTITUTE, E :
MRS, H. SHANKLAND,
A U UERRIAN ARTIST.
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, including the best
- style of Morocco Case or Frame, for
ONE DOLLAR
90 Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, li9 Broadway or
a35 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM,
No. i-opposite the Park Fountain
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS. combining all the perfec
tons OF painting, with the thfulness OF Daguerreo
type, at very reduced prices, by A. f. Thompson No Park
Row. opposite the Astor House. -
Operations in all weather Instructions in the Art and every
requisite for the prosecution of the business furned.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
j =. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway, up
second noor where he executing most
specimens Of the Daguerrean Art in this city. The
r....; ONE 40 THREE DOLLARS.
nose IN want OF perfect Pictures
anime his specimens Mr. T. happy announce that he has
engaged the professional services of N e. Burgess abort
time and hore who wish Pictures in his peculiar beautiful
would do well to call soon. -
Plates, Cases Chemicals &c., always hand and ustruc-
tions given IN the Art moderate TERMS ala imec
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
SIX BARRED
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVING PISTOLS
BLUNT ~ SYMS,


MANUFACTURERS Of the above article have nova com.
M pIete assortment ready for the Spring trade which they Of
Ger At reduced prices They would invite the attention Of
chants and dealers to Their assortment TO the manufacture Of
quantity they making. sell them lower than before Of
fered
Alsouns Of their own manufacture we'll every vsr
chassr. at exceedingly low prices. n Smsm
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
JUDGE AND jury CLUB
(der the Of the celebrated Club of that


tder the manner Of the celebrated CLUB of that in
Lpndon)
number OF Gentlemen residents OF New York and Brook
% soon Possible win ?sd nnmhs5 Of mspbsIs
& s ss a. %
desous Of practising debaters Obtaining
d Should organised proscsois sc son'em ss
md instructive than those Of Court Of Dover which has
%ss,Ss o,isinsssr. Of tn; Club will b:
GS VIII IS s Ct
gentlemen who may think proper to attend. ale 3trc
BANK FOR SAVINGS
No AZ Chambers Street
Ap that ss n % s;,s VII Il Ss @
sns o. ShITGh where the business on that day.
ali tosorc r. C. CORNELL, &c.,
THE SOCIAL lNsTlTUTE, now completed, ready, for
mea m o% ia ase u os9 s E
bank where ply daily from the foot Of Fulton
class IN
Terms $780, including all incidenta beds
WHSTEpA classical teacher, native Of France Also,
1871 Nassau street. ap IL imsm
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS L,lGHT GO.
THE President and Directors have day declared dvi-
dend of four and half rer cent on the capital stock of this
bic the so. kholders Thursday ihs May
that date. BY order, =
apl6tomylec N6 .1C C. l.. EVERITT, Secretary.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LMOND Windsor, Rose, Varicgated. and every descrp-
"A tion OF Fancy SOAPS
Cologne Wa,e in the most beautiful! Style Of fancy bottles
Handkerchief and Toilette Essences
Hair Oils and Pomaums Of the fnest quality with every de-
scription Of Psriumeiy and Cosmetics.
Walnut O Military Shaving Soap the exquisite Soap
ever invented 1t makes perfect ream ahe wnit does
dry on the face -H
Also Family Washing SOAP, of excellent qnty; Patent
Cry sane Candles &c manufactured by aud for sale the
depot Of JOHNSON, VROOM & BOWLER,
No. Courtiandt st., next door the
ap17 Inns National Hotel.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

PAPER.
E00 REAMs Tissue Paper, assorted colors.
COO 900 do Wrapping do various sizes.
900 lbs, Straw Boards.
Printing Paper all sizes
Also, 5000 lbs Trunk Boardsus received per schoone
Cambridge, from Boston. and for sale by
ai0 PERSSE X BROOKS, g. and 81 Nassau St
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

i 2.
John ROACH Opticsn, 80 Nassau street, New York, is
constantly manufacturing and has always hand all
His Triple Compoundo Of Bromine is superior preparation,
or German Acceleratng Liquor.
Cameras Of his manufacture well French
The German Cameras sold at this Establishment
will be warranted genuine WIS
Orders from the country for any articles used in the art will
be promptly and carefully attended to. m6 lm*rrc
pLUMBE DAGUEKRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO-
{ovs Tenneys Jewey SoreJ awaIded the Medal four first
rremnms and two highest honors at the Exhibition Bos
ton New York aud Philadelphia respectively the best pic
lures and apparatus exhibited.
Superb kenesses, Of all Sizes taken weather. salts
factory terms. - - m2I Imk