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Religious Intelligence.

The Rev DR.. Power will repeat his lecture the
subject OF :" The Scriptures being the only rule OF
faith" in the Barclay street Church this evening. Let
all who can, 90 and hear it.
The Right Rev. Bishop McCloskey requests the
clergy of the city and vicinity to give early notice of the
time when they desire the rite of confirmation to be ad
mnisered in their churches, he is anxious to fill up
the parts Of the Sundays now vacant
The Rev. Frederic Gardiner has accepted invitation
to take charge of Trinity Church. saco Mane and has
entered upon the duties Of his Office.
new Protestant Episcopal congregation, adopting the
free system is forming this city, under the
rectorship of Rev r. Hoyt. A commodous room is in
preparation for pres ct in Market street.
at the junction Of Monroe and Hamilton streets.
The Rev. Mr. Coffin, NJ. A, student Of Christ Church,
and Vicar of St. Mary Magdalene, Oxford England has
resigned his preferments preparatory is said, to fol-
owing his curate, Mr. Collyns, to home.
Rev. DR.. Cheever will deliver his 9Th lecture the
Waldenses in DR. Ferrss church in Market street. this
evening, at o'clock.
The tenth of the of lectures to the young by
Dr. Hewitt, will be delivered in the North church, this
evening at 7 O'Clock.
The ladies of st. Peters church. Barclay street. will
hold Fair in the basement OF said church. commencing
Monday 22d inst Proceeds to be applied for the be-
nef Of the poor school, under the superintsndence Of
the Sisters OF Charity.
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The Weather, Severe Cold, DC.

From the New Orleans Tr0pic, Dec. 2.
The cold has been intense for the past three days.
Yesterday morning found in all parts of the city
During the day the sun male his appearance and the
temperature softened little for the moment Towards
evening the cold became more nipping, and the 70
ladies' who venured out provided with NUTS and
boas In the afternoon found ccle hanging from
our cistern which measured threequarters Of inch
in thickness and eighteen inches IN length.
By the Sentinel Of the 18Th ut we learn that water
of three-eighths OF an inch.
From the Albany Citizen, Dec. IA
The Thermometer at the City Hotel, at halfpast i've
this morning, marked two degrees below zero.
From the Boston Journal, Dec. IL
The weather is really cold-ths seems to be the gene.
raj opinion and is stated with much emphasis by every
thing be done to make them more comic table We
also pity the many poor families in our midst who
such time, the almoners of the rich and benevolent
should not be idle through want Of funds
From the Hartford Times Dec l2l
The ice stopped and the river Is closed above
From other Papers
The Georg 7dpocafe states that the of
the Potomac again open that place. and that ice
upon the canal has given way. We afraid that it
will not remain mop open ma any length nc Of I'm time
dence, from St. Louis, which arrived at Ney Orleans
the I'd inst, that they encountered very
their passage down, which lasted several
days. The reached far as vicksburg. They
also report the Ohio very low and falling, All leo
forming rapidly at ST Louis the 22d u the day
the Independence left
The Quebec Gazette of the 5h says that for the pre-
vous eight days the weather had been more in
that city than it n the frghtiu climate Of Moscow
in 1912. The Thermometer down to ten degrees
below zero, and the lies in heaps than fifteen
feet deep, and then falling thick that it mpossi
BILE to soc al a distance OF few eet " The broad ST.
Lawrence is only covered with floating ce but it
hesped piece above another, rendering it almost
impos sibe.even for the hardy oil Point Levy,
cross"
From the Vincennes. Ind, Gazette, Dec
The Wabash closed by ice OH Sunday night last
the weather yet remains extremely cold, with
siderable snow on the ground
From the st. Louis Republican, Dec. 81
Yesterday morning the thermometer stood at seven
degrees above at noon at eighteen degrees and
sunset at twenty degrees The ice, above and below
the city lodged and ceased running yesterday morning.
ann .u and Sesv as bv yba
in getting in the morning. In the evening it
more moderate, and cloudy, and some prospect OF a
change for the better. The river gorged below and
aLa
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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.


REMEDY for all diseases incidental the HAIR and its
n in all where badness beyond the
4. PHALON 2I4 Broadway.
State and Country .7gents-O. Fish T. Co., Washington,
D. c.; Aver Phelan, rs Broad street Columbus Ga Tut
t,e of Tenth and Chestnut streets fhiladepha;
Rice Of Court and Howard Boston V. b.
Lockrow 81 Beaver street, Albany; e. B. Brewer, No l05
Fulton street, Brooklyn; NJ s. Fletcher Marehon, Ulster
Co N W - Tousey, Syracuse, N. Y; John Is. Watson,
Cha.les,oa HoteI, $. G0ron Anderson, Newport 4 Il
STORES, Druggists, Hudson, N. Y.
City .4gens-l73 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N, "
j. Coddngon Apothecary, No 1903 Hudson
OF Spring, n VI Eyerards Fancy Store, No. 1873 Grand
street, A. b. Sands CO., 273 Broadway; Dr. Carroll Co
No. Murray street. dl lmfec
ATrENTION!.ALL WHO DESIRE PEARLY WHITE
n TEETH-My unrvalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE is
sought after for the peary wtenes the
Teeth, without the slightest injury
For sale, whole sale and retail -
JULES HAUELS,
Practical Chemist and Perfumer,
% South Third street, Philade pha.
and by my agents:J B. Jacquemod No AIS Broadway FA
Atau, Lafayette Bazaar Nos l49 and Isl Broadway; A.
Willard, &. w. of Cedar all William streets
Premiums awarded at the franklin Institute nl6 Intro
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Missouri CONVENTION learn that the Con-
vent.on concluded on Saturday last Its revision of
the fourth article Of the State Consttutionon Execu
tive Powerr The proposition 10 associate with the Go.
the Supreme Court in the exercise OF the pow
to grant pardons &c, was voted down The power of
the Governor then limited that pardons be
granted until " after conviction" motion ade
alter the 18th section render the Auditor
tive, which also rejected, after long discussion
81. Louis Reporter, Dec. ..
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IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
AyING jus, received from Europe, with new assortment
independent Seconds and double Watches aud Move
of entirely style and OF superior hnsh we take
this opportunity call the OF all in the watch
business stock which, respect will be
foul advantageous, both for price and quality.
DELACHAUX y MARE,
No l27 Fulton street. New York.
r S-Engaged also the watch making business,
tnue attend the repairing all kinds Of Watches and par
ticulaily those offne and difficult works. nl4 lmsm
VIZ ATCHES!-WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
w uwho wish Ito purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
Chams Gold Pencils Keys Sc. will find it greatly their
advantage call subscriber who selling all descrip
ons Of the above retail much lower than other house
and Jewery exchanged bought All watches warranted
keep good time, or the money refunded.
G. c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
lmFrc
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mammoth OK, named Distribution, il Great
ing great sensation Ia Cincinnati This extraordinary
animal about and half years old measures
ten feet inches in gifh, and weighs about four
thousand pounds gross lie Is oil hne form and excellent
proportions.
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DAGUERREOTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS
RESIDES supply of the above Apparatus the subseri
ID bers received best Plates Chemicals and Polishing
substances and the in the Art lnstruc
onsgiven the Art orders from every part the
w. & f LANGENHEIM
Philadelphia Exchange.
LANGENHEIM 4 BECKERS,
o5 lmdSw-rc New York. 20l Broadway.
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MUTINY ON Coal BoATA most fragrant breach
of nautical discipline occurred on one of these
graceful crafts Tuesday It appears the vessel
drawn up the landing possible, for the pur
pose Of dcha freight into the carts driven out for
the purpose One Of the cartmen contracted for load
and the captain directed the gentleman who discharges
the duties Of first and crew. to assist in throwing
in the load That individual not only declined doing
but politely requested the captain to go TO the devil"
Instead Of complying that digntary shyed reasonably
sized chunk OF coal at his refractory officers head
reg lar canonade commenced, which ended in the
commandant being driven from his quarter deck ;
he took to the water" literally and made his escape
The affair was finally compromsed-to save the time of
the u. 5. Court-by the defeated party treating to
whiskey and water. There were several other boats
lying alongside which might have checked the uutipy
by lew broadsdes of coal stones but, unfortunately
the crews not board to man the guns.-Piis-
burgh Journal Dec 10.
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CHEAP SOAP WORKS.
DEPOT NO. 8 COURTLANDT STREET,
Under the National Hotel.
VOHSON'S Walnut Oil Shaving Soap
- do Superior Almond Soap.
do Toilet Soap
All very highly scented and low than other
houie All kinds Of Perfumery for BARRIERS. Storekeepes,
G. VAN sCHOONHOyEN,
No lmsr No Courtandt street
forage FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUR.
STORAGE for fifty Thousand bushels Corn Grain, and
~ twenty thousand barrels Flour be had in the Brick
Stores minutes walk from south Ferry Brooklyn on very
moderate terms There good pier adjoining these premises
and depth of Tor the largest class ships
Apply to CHADBORN CO., on the premises
MA imsr
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CHE DiIC-aL BdLSdM.
Or Hair Iuyseoras0r.

REMEDY for all diseases Incidental Hair and rts
n restorative IN all cases where Badness beyond the
reach OF art. .
MnRIrs THE CHEmtcL BAIsAM on Ham
Baldntx removes Dandrif and Cuaneous Scui
IL keeps the Hair IN It's natural color and prevents
turning grey II Is presented world with firm he
lief beautiful and healthy of the Hair Il
Ion, No. 2l4 Broadway, =
Agents-O Fish Co., Washington d. e.; Aver Il Phe,au
76 Broad Columbus Georgs futile, Assembly BuIid
ins,, Of Tenth and Che.aut fhsdslphs Rice
err No 1906 button st., Brooklyn; M s. Fletcher Marebon
Ulster Co., ~: X; " b. Locsrow, No; 81 Beaver street
Il Tousey syracuse, ~; Gorton Anderson, Newport H.
IL aud No I53 Division street, opposite Ludlow, MY.
op lm|mc
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No bids will be entertained persons actually
gagged the business which refers
Bidders will transmit their proposals sealed to the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
Printed lists Of the above articles w be furnished shin
dill eth q W. LAWRENCE, Collector.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
PurLApELpHlA, June 6.

PHILADELPHIA, June q.
Dear Sh-As it may be interesting to you know
something of the political decapitaton in this quar-
ter, give you the following list of those whose
heads were shortened on the lst inst, together with
that of their successprs.9
Joseph Hall, (Jpeighcr,) formerly violent John
son man, then strong lorTyler, succeeded by Ben
lamin Mffin cold Hunke,,) one of the proprietors
OF the Pennsyiroaidn. Salary, $500.
h. Christie and Amos Holahan, Markers the
latter, well known the keeper, for many years,
OF the Democratic Head Quarters, both Democrats,
succeeded by +. G. Watmough, lawyer, brother of
the late Surveyor, an (Oid Hu,iker) and Thomas J..
Donelson, OF Tennessee, also (Old Hunher)-Salary
Of each, $500,
The Inspectors removed ares Phillips, (whig)
VIM. 9. Hancock, CryeD ID. j. Rhoades, CTyler)
G. w. Guthrie, CTyler) b. Graves, formerly CON
nected with Duane In the Aurora, (dem.) j. c..
Doyle, former Secretary to Democratic Association,
(dem) 5. II. Tyson, brother Of J. Washington Ty-
son, Elk Asslstant M. G., (TyeD ]. II. Sher-
burne, Of Florida notoriety, (Tyle) Vim. f. Harri-
son, sIyer9 Caleb Pierce, (Iysr) Dr. neintzeman,
(dem) and M M. Tulley (dem) and are succeed,
ed by G. F. Kneass, (old hunker) H. simpson, son
OF the Postmaster at West Philadelphia, (young
jem) Enoch Carter, J. II. Hutchinson, former can.
didate for Sheriff, Gold hunlxer) Joshua Donaldson
Gold hunkep James Greer, (old hunker) 0 Streep-
-r Gold hunker) John Pascal, Gold hunker) ID. X
Miller, Gold hunker) John Hill, Gold hunker) ]. X
Scott, (od hunker) Amos Hollahan, Tyler dem.)
each with salary OF $lO95.
VIM B. Whitecar CTyler) and Thomas Stewart,
V. b } Appraisers, succeeded by VIM. Little and
Alexander Henry % d hunkers) with salary Of
$500.
James Toomey yer and Henry Cooper (dem }
IS Packers, succeeded by ]. Taylor Gold hunker)
md - Snyder, Gold hunker) with salary each
IF $500
believe the above to be tolerably fair return OF
he killed, wounded and missing, in the last engage
ment.
Nothing further, except that the new opera-a very
very heavy but one or two gems, from the first
Italian composers, have been introduced with much
effect. Yours, certainly,
MONSIEUR DE GUuLorIy
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D1GUERREOTYPE.

IOHN ROACH Optican, 80 Nassau street, begs leave
form Phoogarhss that he has just received direct from
Vienna invoice Voghaeider Sons celebrated German
Tubes which he ready genuine purchasers
Prices as follows
Tube with sch lenses full size plates, and stand St5
do do half size do do do 70
do Ia inch lenses for quarter do do 50.
Persons distance forwarding aremtsnce with ORDER
may depend upon having excellent instrument them
j. keeps constantly hand of saes chemi
GALS and all articles used the Daguereoype process,
othe best quality and low prices they be Obtained
any where else. my8 msrc
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VOlGTLAENDER'S DAGUERRECTYfk
APPARATUS.

A SRANGEMENTs recently made with their brother.n-
sch hose Apparatus al reduced prices, viz =
Largest size Apparatus, with three inch lenses for full size
plates, 1T Sii5
Medium Apparatus with inch lenses FOR half
plates, nc S78.
Small size Apparatus with oneanda-haf inch lenses for
quarter size plates at $50 . .
Gentlemen sending emtances In accordance with the above
prices may depend receiving the genuine Vogsender
Apparatus, and worthless initiated article, they having
procured the sole agency for the United States. n
Plates and Chemicals, Of their importation well
ill other articles connected with their for sale lowest
market prices. w. A. +. LANGENHEIM
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above advertisement the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists in general that the above Apparatus aud
other the stated prices their Da
guerrean Atteier. Nc soi Broadway, New York.
mi3im' LNN FNtElN BECkEhS
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TON TO PHILADELPHIA IN A
SUMNER ENHANCEMENT.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
sR $50 ~
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS /:

From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train-85< A. NJ. daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Tran-91s A. NJ and p M. for Hicksvle
and places Aud Tuesdays Thursdays aud SAT
turdays, through to Greenport at 9H A. NJ,
From Greenport Depot
Boston Tran daily Sundays excepted at 12S o'clock NJ.
the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tnin-At 90 A. NJ, on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
From HicksciHe Depot
Accommodation Train for Brooklyn-At A. NJ. and III X
NJ. daily, Sundays excepted.
The Boston Trains only at Eamingdae and st. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains the following places
the road going both receive and deliver passen
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HOBE'S PATENT

HUBES PATENT
sE X T ENS!ON DINING TABLES,
WITi! METALLIC SLIDES, long known As the du
featured; warranted to easy constantly aud be
ed by dampuess Wrapping Of the wood large assortment
Of choce patterns suited for private paror hotels
&c. together with general assortment OF Cabinet Furniture
Of Elm, where the public is respectfully invited call and
examine. - AIS lmsec
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day. Price cents per
copy-S7 % per annum-payabe in advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every Saturday--rrice 81 cents
per copy-S3 Ia cents per annum-payabe in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
3- All letters OF communications, by mail addressed
to the establishment must be post paid or the postage
Will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PnoPRIEToR THE New YoRK HERALD EsTA BLrsuMrrr
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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kEMONAL
MRS CARROLL MEDI ATED VAPOUR AND SUI
wi PHUR BATHS removed from No se3 Broadway 20
iei Fulton street. Of Broadway 0pn O'Clock in
the morning till o'clock alright Sulphur Baths require
hour's notice. -. .. my I'm &C
lU,UUU Also,a lot Of File Steel and Tool. for File
making worthy the attention oil manufacturers and smiths APP
ply at No lC6 Wafer street my nlm'rc
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
NEW AND INXAIIIARE DISCOVERY REIN

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
IA liquid Dye, which changes the color OF III.
hair beautiful brown black, without injury the hair
skin The superiority of this Dye consists in
mode of application and instantaneous efect-al other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce change. Its
superior excellence will be to single
application
TR,coBArHEThe effect OF the above the hair truly
tonshng IL tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "Severs Of
acquaintance have recently applied their hair the vaua
BILE liquid Dye known Alexander's Tncobsphe-a aud
valuable discovery and has in failed produce the
desired effect Immediately after applying il to hair
whskers, it imgarts beautiful brown or black color
For sale by Rutoa co. druggists, ITO Broadway Aspn.
wall 90 William street; johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright Co Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throug the United sole agents,
X. & g. A. WRIGHT, % South al, street,
myI4im*je Ph,Ifdelphie
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IAtUkiANI NOTICE. 10 DAGU ERltO1 Pr. AR
Il TISTS-The undersigned have made application get
Letters Patent for their new color Daguerreoyp
Pictures This produces effect known before
and changes the Of Dasneeoe to that Of III:
finest painting This cooring done by itself
guided cay by the hand OF the operator aud machinery 1t
be reformed by skilled the pantng and
will be perfectly understood glance. 1t also BE-
muiicatedin writing, without difficulty
Artists wishing procure the Patent right for City
County make therefore, BY addressing
(post pad) to VIZ +. LANGENHEIM,
Je1 I'm D&W+ec Exchange, Philadelphia
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Literature.

SELF, BY THE AUTHOR OF CEcn.-Harper j. Bro
Tiers: New York.--We have not been able to read
this work hut gather from the English literaryno-
han its predecessor .Cecil;n and to which the pre-
sent work forms sequel AS we supposed viii be
read generally by such as read for amusement, we
need only announce the fact of its publication this
morning.
CopLANp's MEDICAL DICTIONARY, No. VIII-Har-
per Brothers: New York.-This valuable work
seems to be advancing rapidly EDWARDS, and five
may Judge gifts merits by the sample before us, we
should not doubt that its popularity is advancing in
the same ratio.
THE WANDERING JEW, No. II Harper Bro
theirs This new issue, so long looked for, has
made its appearance. Its narrative of the cholera
times in Paris, is fearfully interesting
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THE /" WRIGHT" HOUSE,
o. Nuscn. Gfr-aAf

WILLIAM WRIGHT formerly Of the Rams Head Full
w ton street. begs leave inform his friends that may be
uacquane with the fact distance well those Of the
city, that he has opened public establishment 81 Nassau
scale OF comfort that be surpassed by
in the union His bar is furnished with the best ownes
aud every other article for well stocked bar lnd
pendent Of which, he has splendid furnished the
second floor specially adapted for public
courts martial any general purpose besides which he has
provided and lodger
extensive And well ventilated bedrooms the furniture
well assorted and attention will be paid the
of the loders well the OF the Retreat
all occasions. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
my2 lm*ec 81 Nassau street.
BOARDING AT II COUKTLANDT STkEET.
~ GOD BOARDING. with pleasant rooms single gentle
~ men, Likewise handsome furnished palor with bedroom
adjoining, suitable for geneel famy-by
myI3 rn~rc MRS. GF.Rt.. n Court'andf street
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
. Gold street, near Maiden Lane.

COUNTRY NERO HANTS will find this desirable House
~ bsing convenient the business Of the city. This
establishment IS fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and ubstsna dinner, 1884 cents lodgings rs For
venence and comfort this house equal hotel in the city
and at hall the Permanent borders accommodated
on very reasonable terms jus 3m+rc
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
H!S wellknown and delightfully."- situated Hotel the
Pine Orchard open for the reception Of visitors
der the Of subscriber who will be pleased
to extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages
regularly 20 and from the morning and evening landing
at Cafsk The House and premises have been materially i'm
proved since the last and
VIM sCOBIE
June Sd, 1916. iu5 4wrc
BOARDING.
ONE two gentlemen be accommodated with board in
~ respectable private family. moderate terms, where
there other boarders TAKEN airy heahy situation
within two walk of the rail omnibuses Can
also have the benefit ohot aud cold baths addressed
the office of this paper, will be punctually attended
iu2 fw&rc
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SHA kON SPRINGS LION
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr.. Lam
L DON Of Congress Hall Albany has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will be
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made
improvements in the grounds and and pledge
themselves their best render this establish
ment fully equal any watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the
joharie, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. WILL heretofore continue the Congress Hail. which
will during the be under the superintendent of Mr.
my ln,+ee
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
MRS. II. SHANKLAND Daguerrean Artist has fixed the
front the galleries Of the Bazaar Daguereoype
Saloons where she will continue heretofore take the
perfect LIKENESS FOR ONE DOLLAR, including neat
Morocco Case or Frame.
For further particulars apply to +. A. ARTAULT,
lmrc AT the Lafayette Bazaar
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PEACHES AND Com The editor OF the Column
b;aa ~ a. Caroiiuiaa says;--"Mr. Russell has
ust sent ns beautiful present, Of dozen fine ipc Nut
mes Reaches and hall dozen ears Of Mutton Corn
Green torn and peaches We are luxurating here in
strawberries plentiful, large, ripe, and good.