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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
New Orleans.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
NRW ORLEANS, Feb. q, lS

NEW ORLEANS, feD 70, Io4o.
Bishop Omderdomk's Irial-Morals-Dr Hawks-
Ihsatricals- Weathsr-Ths Press.
Bishop Onderdonk's trial reached here on We'd
nesday-a very large number have been sold from
81 so to so cents per copy. Different opinions are
expressed by the multitude-some believe the BIZ
shop not guieless, but that it was not a case tor
conviction few deem the sentence merciful
but much the larger class say that it should all
have been buried in oblivion, and consigned to the
tomb of the Capulets with the Bshop-that the
notorlety Is the greater evil than the offence. This
community OF mixed morals and population have
anomalous notions on the subject of chastity. Had
the Bishop INDUCED amoroas inclinatlons with a
quatrOOn or mulatto, To breathe whisper OF re-
prOach would have been deemed an attack upon
the peculiar Institutions OF the south. This facil-
ty OF association with the cOlOred race protects
the Caucasians with all the chivalry which Burke
thought ought I" to avenge q look that threatened
the Dauphiness of France with insult" Many
distinguished citizens OF Louisiana raise large ia
same street. Among the much extolled provisions
Of the civil law, is that the wife may CLAIM sepa-
ration in case of adultery by the husband when
he has kept his concublne in Their conssVon dtcef-
the church reminds me that DR.. Hawks has ac-
cepted the invitation of the Episcopal Church in
Canal street, and is now Rector OF that Church,
with salary of five thousand dollars, and house
whlcn mas Deeh PIoVlueo LOT nun near Annuhcla-
| ton Square, at the rent of $1,000. The DR.. has
| gone to Holly Springs, Mississippi, to remove his
| family to New Orleans. He has preached three
times on one Sunday to crowded and admiring
| audiences To go from grave to gay, the heavens
have never smiled more dropitous than during the
| past winter The Legislature Convention, two
Menageries, circusses and three theatres, have all
been in blast, and well filled, though cotton is re-
| dundant, and so low that shrewd man yesterday
| observed slavery could not continue ten years at
the present prices OF cotton and sugar Hear this
We Northern fanatics, and cease your Vaccinations
Your paper is eagerly sought for The press of
this city stand in awe of its mushroom dollar aris-
iocracy, SO that may occasionally report through
| your racy and fearless columns.
Yours, respectfully,
i SIXTH.
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CONNELs MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR, cures all
- pains ilammations, chngs and saves life 10
case fburn or scad the vas uniniud Every family
way: be returned i does please Be particular and bay
o MIG ifsts1.q IUNTkAcrEp CORDS s Joint.
m ss kin S III & NJ Of *:
men q the highest standing tbs city, who have Ss-a cured Of
the M sSHs y s sss sEsd HesY IS
tain cure bilious papable elixir and
Is medicine that be taken Ia all Of hsartburn
an BIZ MSHE n %GoUsTC OIL has proved very
from ci,aens Of hs city Who have used hi. Oh viii
my gS s;is se; W fsaFi
:a.d ears for Dypsp. Asthma Liver
on Costyeness &c. No person possibly this article
o Of the above complaints without receiving permanent
HAYS LINN ENT and LIN Balm q China he money
COMsTOCK . cos sARsAPARILLAi is as pure and
made The price reasonable that the poor afford TO
IT, being but 50 cents boe 81 per dosen the only
sen a nyprudsns IN the use Il caoms
VIZ EAs sf ' iNb 5f.,'f HAIR i,Sn vii,
color shade from sSs Srown e e black and
Sy 4. s.'
SS ts IT, " RIA .sd Tsss #ArsRrALAN
CHEMICAL SOAP, Foreign and Domestic Perfumery: In
deabe Ink Pearl Powder. the best article in use; Diamond
DiEsITTERs MAGIC HAIR oII.-It give. to IN. h.;,
beautiful gloss and nclnes it to cl and wholly unlike any
other oil soils the finest LADIES' the least no mat
siss. LADY sa.%a s a.s ss. I'll l
end a9d untrue hsiI money will be refunded
IN i.fs coMsrocK CO.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 28th. lSl3.
S 66BBEEkkTTs J 6AANNsfF00 ROBERT JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
COLLIE CTION OFFICE,
No. II SOUTH THIRD ST. OPPOSITE TO THE MECHANICS
BANK, PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers in yncuent Bank Notes, Relief Notes, Gold and
Silver Coin sc.
Drafts Notes and Bills collected with DESPATCH on favorable
Drafts on st. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Baltimore New
York, Boston, &C.. constantly for sale.
All orders for the purchase and sale Of United States Govern
State City Co descrp-
ton Of Bank Insurance Hail Road and Canal Cs Stocks,
tended promptly and with the Board Of Brokers'
REFERENCES
William Patton, Jun ESQ.,, Cashier, Philadelphia.
Scull Thompson, do
Buck Potter, do
Morgsn Buck & Co., do
David 8 Brown & Co. do
Eckel, Spangler h Raiguel, do
Mercer, Brother x Co. do
MI rx
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED 10
NO. IS LIBERTY STREET /,

DALESME Importer and Agent for Manufactures, has
H. always hand large ayortment Of dinner and tea se
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well Dinner and
Dessert Plates all sxes assorted Dishes, Soup Tureens
Covered Dishes. Salad Bowls Fuit baskets. Custards aad
Stauds.
llso Fancy Tea Sets, and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets.
Aso 1sa and Chocolate Ware Greek Ecnch and American
shapc
the articles warranted Of thu best quality, aad -
sod on liberal tsrms. and in lots sIiEpachsssrs.
Ill Ems
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AMERICAN EAGLE HORSE ESTABLISH
MENT.

Corner OF Delaney and Christie streets,
THE undersigned now prepared take in Horses Car
RIGGS, Wagons &c &c of description, to be sold
at public or private sale co suit the owners.
Public sales every Thursday at Ii O'Clock, AM
10 Country dealers particularly will find il their interest
to call and examine the extensive Of this univaled
tabshment which conveniently ACCOMMODATE nearly
hsnded:horss They will sse find the attendance equal
other in the city, and purchasers recommended the prope
tor The charges moderate, and made the
N.B-Hones taken Livery the reasonable
March, and attended by multitude Of BUYERS and
ing business JOHN WILLIAMS, r oprietor
The egnlar yubc sale will place upon Thursday
next, the 18th March, at IL O'Clock. Am. m8 6tsuc
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS
GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

THE SUBSCRIBERS inform Druggists, Perumers, Grocers
and Others that they have made additions
of Xylographc Labels, which ,hey would
:eeealy call their attention They CONSTANTLY adding to
offered England and they promise their
that they shall getting all that may
the business Of the Druggists PerumeSs and SegaI
Manufactureu
JOB PRlNTIN3-Their Office il also supplied with every
variety ofype necessary the every description
Of Fancy Job Printing, Cards Blheads Notes. Bills Ladng
Circulars and all kinds Of Mescanle Printing
reasonable terns.
sEGAR BOX LABELS AND PAPER. of every descrip-
ton always on hand. #H@I'1
VARiEGATED SHOW CARDS, for Refectores, Grocen
&c, &c.-a large supply BRONSON CO.,
f24 1msrc - Gold street, a~ar Fulton.
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The NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FTVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
To the Public.

To the Public.
1.-THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
hed every day Of year except New Years Day and Fourth
July Price par copy-or q y per annum-postsgss
paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubkshed every Saturday
mcrningprcc 6k per copy, - pss annumpost-
Ages paid. cash in advance.
,,ApyERTISERs informed that tie circulation Of ths
n hs; The largest circulation ef eny paper q his city.
en m the city country Prices modesate-cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the moderate price,
and IN the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
pRopRIEron HERALD EsrABLlsHMKNr.
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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TO ECONOMISTS.

CARPETS CLEANED WHOLE FOR SIX CENTS per
~ yard aud the coor made look br liant when
Ao spots taken Of carpets blankets cleaned carriage mats
cleaned kid glovea cleaned, window and abereths
dyed and Also window damak, silk and woollen,
yeve grapes gauze table &c &e dyed equal to
cents pants do IS cents All cles returned in week.
mss iw"Se sMI III, 70 Allen 81, near Grand
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ROBERTSONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
No; Io3 EULTOH STREET, a

fhe extensive application Of the system Of small pro eh
and large sss' ~ 70 many branches Of bu.ns,s HI.
plan deserves and every instance received has
whose s wds hs
S 0 sn snd = d and a. the S time
!. ,
he
asy Cap Makers Each E under so is aad
on, q an ;apsTencsd foreman These
great setis. for purchasing the best advantaslev
With all and with Il: Fashions
ni 3 s HSs sqs sas
'A' 'A'' respective p''''i H ias'.fa
IDENTICAL with Hat. heretofore sold .. 81 50 and IS H.
Any one ON examination will pronounce them the same,
and vii, On trial find them to do equally good service
hi. same aItei. hei.soior. sold at IS 80 and
NJ. The above. the principal difference being in the body
Usually sold S. 90 and .s;sv.y neat in appear =
an''' and very ''''i's cAps
s MAJ EsSs s III =
49, Usually sold at 81 50 and ss 80 ''''''
An ...mn.ts SY hold ,.., ,..
cannot be surpassed by any establishment in this city
where. = =
N. 1.-THE style Of Trimmings adopted at this establishment
particularly recommended well FOR eectualy preventing
injury from perspation oil applied for its
greater ease and comfort to the wearsr. ja3 lm*ec
"A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR 4RNEDn
GEN rLEMEN who maze it a rule to lay out a
ther money to the best advantage, respectfully -
n01s aSsE g. psr1; o h snd H Cr
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. l03 Fulton street. side Of Broadway much cheaper
than other place the city nexte adherence
the system Of large sales small profits and cab delivery
enables The proprietor offer The deo articles his line
HATS.
First quality Nuuis Fur. -. .........$s@
SSSyoI. Nv
CAPsl
GSonu l w
These articles not only quite equal but in
ESPECIALLY III the style OF mmlngI the
city comparison of the qualities and prices with those Of
otner VIII snow dedacton Of ii 70 81 80
customary prices All Hats warranted Of the fashionable
Broadway patterns.
NBThe proprecr's extensive arrangements enable him
offer advantageous bargains wholesale dealers aud
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CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
Mr. sHANKLAND. Dasuenro,ype Artist, having taken
snce tive year. me than ~ 900 portraits and being we'll
n friends and customer, and The public that she beau
frame for only dollar Being Away. well patonizsd and
nience by two Daxuerreoype rooms
to The Lafayette Bazaar 9 Broadway branch Of
opposite u The .5n Fountain Portrait: taken il the
Remember, only dollar bsst stys) including or
frame.
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H ss: .s,.'' a'T RI nsS .
kouOe
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DAGUER EOTYPE
GENERAL
FINISHING ESTABL ISHMENT

II ~ n l. " kSTABL . II M L !,
T. .sss i
Artists that they have cOn:ideaby enlarged ths connsc-
ton; throaghcSs the Union de West Indies, South America
ss .y % 1:a i
Csn. consisting Of hlss different sizes for the sss Of
either s As :1P p & S
made to their especial order Cases ofa Sizes Polsng
Substances and other article used for the Dagusoyp
eoype Arr and tsr tsns pictures may serve a.
ordering articles from any part Of s above named coant.e:
ecA, Their prices cash. Prices Current and information
may be obtained BY addressing Sposspsd) te,u,ur,.
ns lmsec Exchange Building. Philadelphia.
SWORD EXERCISE.
MIL .a e. s IT, T. Rss% &
Gymnasium, No. 20 Ann and also the Military Hail.
Boyery most espeetfnly the pabc that
branches-Amecan and French, as small and Broad
Sword Exercise and also Cane Exercise Mr. H. for
several engaged Teacher Of the Sword the United
Byoiunteer Companie: wishing to become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the the
most moderate terms. by application the advertiser 81 Ann
street, to Capt. Smith, Military Hail. or Mr. Fuller.
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
stairs has just received offers for SALE
wholese retail splendid of the above articles
Dessert Tea and suprr ss; Toilet Sets s;nse Cups and
Mugs with moitos Cologne Bottle Figures Tste ,ets Set
e plain and neh e.. Ga., Wss. Bottle:
Astral and Solar Lamp Shade. and Globes.
China Ware, to match any pattern, execvpsd promptly.
rs lmsrc
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= NATIVE" ECONOMY.
From the Journal of Commerce
The City Com utrOller,s Rennrt

In making the comparative statements showing this
suit, the Comptroller has included in the sum of
tare Tor the support Of the city the
made upon common schools the floating debt and the in
terest on the city debt which neither Common
Gil could exercise any control the former being
rolled by the Board OF Education and the two latter be
ing payment the floating debt and the payment Of
the annual interest on the city debt and are therefore i'm
properly called expenditures in the intended by
Comptroller These items will be found in schedule D.
page H. Comptrollers report If you will turn to page
mon Council paid, within four andahalf months compris
ing their term of the financial year. instament Of the
hosting debt due LIST Feb, amounting to $50 600, and
S402 sos 40 OF the interest the city debt which
ed to S452 s99 S. The present Common Council paying
the BALANCE OF said interest falling due within the
and half months, amounting but $i59 096 49, These
ara fixed SANS which must be paid within the financial
year no matter what Common Council may be in power
No discretion can be exercised in regard to them.
Yet the Comptroller instead of giving the preceding
Common Council credit for puncuality in making these
large payments as they became due. within their com
paratvey short period Of time thereby preserving unm
paired the credit OF the CITY, has de4uced from this very
circumstance results unavorabe to them by drawing
comparison between these with reference the
relative OF the two Common Councils to make il
appear that there has been ian average decrease
pendure for the support Of the city government by the
present Common Council OF sos 1874 SO and eghtytwo
months total decrease of 1896 2s4 03 and sixty five hun
dredths of cent"-whsn from the exposition which
have given would appear that the decrease" in the
mount ofthese payments not occasioned by "the
present Common Council, as stated by the Comptroller
but was produced by the payment under the preceding
Common Council ofthe floating debt insalment
ly the entire amount Of the interest tn. city debt
CURED to be paid within the financial year will be per
ceived that these payments have nothing to do
with the action Of either Common Council in increasing
or diminishing the expenditures Of the city. having
been levied in the taxes to meet their precise amount
The calculation of the Comptroller therefore, going to
the 81. 100 part of a cent, falls to the ground.
The statement contained in the other extract of the
Comptroers report IS equally allacious In its results
The extract is as follows:-
Total expense OF support Of the city government for
the year 1874 deducting the amounts paid
floating debt interest city debt and schools
will be seen page o. is 81 423 Isl S. Of which
amount there has been expended by the late Common
Council in four and halt months to May
18th, 1874. ......-. .......... $6l6 Gas o.
There has been expended by the present
Common Council in seven and half
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Ho FOR TIE OH COUNTRY = Look below
For Livcrl DOL, England. SO heads the advertise
ment which we insert out Of the usual place because Of
It's novelty. SO we 20 direct from Cincinnati to Eng
land II the willing breeze pursue On the 10Th inst
without fail the good bark Muskingum will sail from our
port for Liverpool and all who desire may secure pas
sage in her. is tempationwhc will got But secure
at all events the ship load let her be full reighted from
Cincinnati
"FoR LIvsRPeoL, EvoLANp.-The very superior new
and cooper fastened No. ! bark MusKISeuM w r
Wsns master, will positively sail MONDAY the 10Th
freight sun NJ on gagged, apply 10 HEoRGE MiLNF.
- Cincisnsn Gax, Mnyvh a.
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r X. CoLLlNsG CO, g south street, have hand. in
TWINES-2oO bales Bridport Seine Herring and Oil Net
Twnes comprising fell assortment from 81 to IS hs
also, 3 hs. thread Sail Twin,
COPPER-iOo .ses English sheahing, Manufactured with
the greatest care from the best comprising full
sortment from - also, case Brassrs. a4xts
CoTTON DUCK-aso bales American Pilot Duck, qua.
lily from No las .
SHEATfiN0 PAPER50 and rolls of the celebrated
Poocock" Aaeshive Felt, for ships bottoms, roofs Of
houses, &c.
SU0AR--l00 hhds prime N Orleans.
HEMP--300 bales Miss uri dew rot, superior quality.
n bales water rot eYtra quality.
PORK-200 barrels Mess.
200 do Prime
do Clear.
0UANO-50 tous Icnabos, ia bags and barrels
TOBACCO-27 boxes 'Sweeny u Lewis manufactured ms
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who DESTROYS Of converting thar left of
wearing apparel into cash.
Families 1entemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence having any superuous effects dispose Of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
LEVETT, Wall street.
line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention. mrl Imsrc
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The spring Champaign IN Louisiana opens with the Me-
tarie Meeting That commences Tuesday, the LIST OF
April We learn that there will be at the least fourteen
stables In attendance, and will the sport at all
that so powerful lot as that of Mr. Krknsn will be at
the North
The foot race Is to come of the Meare Course.
New Orleans within month There will assuredly 10
race, and what s MORE there will be Northern
petitor for tho prize But there 10 very tall walker
In training for IT, and the money will not 60 North until
well earned.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.

NO Spruce Sfeet, N 7.
THIS IS the only manufactuy Of in the United
States The SUBJ crbeis offer for sale inspection, the
representation: Of the most we'll Known public build
inss Europe and this hand; works Of and
taste only got up this establishment We being both pro
frssona s and well experienced, profess give
faction whea favored with orders.
mhe imAec BAkTOL DE- MAURY.
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL.
Ma loa RnWrHV
OAGUERREOTYPE

John ROACH Optici ~ SO Nassau street. New York, 70
constantly and has always hand all
cles Of the best quality used in the Dagu
His Triple Compound Of Bromne is superior preparation,
and general He has also hand the Hungarian
or German Acceleratng Liquor.
Cameras Of his own manufacture we'll French and
The German Cameras sold this establishment
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from the country for any articles used in the will
be promptly and carefully attended to, me
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CHEAP LABoR. We learn from the Northamp-
ton papers, that Monday last the laborers on the
railroad In Northampton struck for increase OF wages
The Hampshire Herald that they have been recev.
ing fifty Ave day for working days, but nothing
for stormy days which they cannot work. Ont Of
this they have TO pay 81 week for their bcard-leav-
ing them if they have all fair weather. and are able TO
work. 81 80 per week with which procure all the me-
csssares OF e and support their families We do not
wonder that they refuse to work at such price They
demsnd 70 cents day for the present month"; and 81
day afterwards. -.qmherst Express.
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- TO LET Oh LEASE.-A large 'wo story bricl
E House. the southwes.erly corner Of the ploonngda
road aud 10th street, with sufficient ground wherein
srec mandatory which will be built # required
Also two story s%s cHsas MSrs and five LS H on b
with workshop stable barn. &C. The house will be pante<
and good fence and repair with yard 'front.'
the bloomingdle road
Also Lots adjoining the Bloomugdae road runnin,
through the 7h and street. suitable for
Manufacturer. Buildings will be erected il required.
Also. Lot in 3oth street. betwecn the It'll and 9th
lease. u. H. WINTER,
lbs lmsec l6 Wall street.
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These articles only quite equal respects
(especisily in the style Of mmingl superior the
city. comparison of the qualities and prices with of
other establishments; will snow deduction Of 81 to 81
customary prices. All Hats warranted Of the fashionable
Broadway patterns
NBThe propetors extensive arrangements enable him to
offer very advantageous bargains wholesale dealers and
meIchanls. mi mt m
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
DEPOT . WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

DEPOT % william STREET, New YORK
MEssRs. BERGER WALTER known for long sene.
w Of extensive manufacturers Of Watch and
Flint Glassware in the Department Mosele France have the
honor inform Glass Dealers Importers Of Watches and
furnishing houses they have established Branch
Of their Manufacto this country and order fulfil
entire satisfaction all commands that might be addressed
French and Ensh The beauty Of this Glass the tasteful
style of all the aces they manufacture, well
prices and promptitude in Tie execution Of orders will they
fondy hope them large share Of patronage from
American and foreign Houses
NB-Customsrs in tas fab Of transmitting order.t their
Crystal 30 Parads Possonuere, Paris, will please forward
them drert to 80 William street. New York. fl6 1msec
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LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded Diploma at the late Fair Of the
II American Institute, for the best prepared
furnish article Of Lasts which cannot be surpassed in this
any other city in the United States
Sole and Upper Leather all kinds Black and Colord Mo
as Dec :e s sns
Leather Innings, Boot Cord Webs Boot Trees Hammers
Pincers, Avis and Tacks with full assortment Of Shoe
makers Tools of the most approved cheap for cash.
WARREN s. WILkEY,
195 Spring street. between Greenwich and
Washington streets, New York.
BThe Greenwich Line Of Stages whip block Of
the store fz0 lm<m
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III
r A. ARTAULT. Importer Of French Dsguerreotype ma
terias and manufacturer Of Morocco Cases. offers sale
at the following cheap prices
Best quality Of French Plates No 49, tmedium)$ - DOZEN
Cord quality OF Dagueotyps Apparatus including the In
sructon, all complete aud warranted, $780,
Acromatic Glasses, from 80 to SIS.
All he Chemicals used the Daguereotye process cheap
f. Ataut has received by the LAST steamship salt
gold for gliding the pictu: the substance ; polishing
for reproducing the Daxueeotype Poa engraved plates
and to draw on paper an unlimited uunhe-.
Lyon are fond Of the progress this beautiful please
call at the Lafayette Bazaar 49 Broadway Of Liberty
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- VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR sALE-Fiv
Six Lots the nortery side Of 18th street, between 6
aud It'll with yard in 'front.' and the midst Of
elegant improvements.
Three Lots The .ouherly side Of l4h street between the
Two Lots the southerly side Of h street, the 9Th
avenue.
Lots the easey side of7h avenue between 18th
18th streets, with cellars partly dug out
Five Lots norhery side Of seth street. between
and Bud avenues, overlooking the city and East hiysr
The whole amount may mortgage IL improved,
and 10 Yer cent if not improved g. H. WINTER,
i26 Wall etroot