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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12

AMrcABIE ApJusrMENr.-Th difficulties that
have existed the losses by fire on Long Island.
been amicably arranged. Aargc joint meeting OF
of the Railroad Company, was held on Saturday at
Georges Manor The best spirit Of Cancellation pre-
vaed--and the basis of arrangement agreed upon
the leading features of which purchase OF por-
ton Of the injured wood, to be delivered along the line
and the transportation to market at very low rate OF
the balance embracing other matters advantageous
to both parties The settlement of all differences which
have existed between the respective parties, may now
be considered being satisfactorily accompshedar
suit equally desirable to the sufferers the railroad COM
pany and the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12

Police Once. JUNE ll.--IScREAsE RosnERy
cy said BE- Win thieves Toguss and
dies OF all descriptions and in worse condition than for
years past Never aws organized and efficient po-
lice more loudly called for New measures must be con-
certed and put in alton in order check the progress
Of vice and crime in this metropolis The time has ar,
rived for action and 1t Is to be hoped that the new heed
fpolice with the aid ofour worthy magistrates.
will adopt some speedy plan for this purpose No less
than ten complaints have been made the police Office
to-day Of robbcres in the public
the Tombs. We met one old sailor who had just been
knocked down and robbed in Orange street Of several
hundred dollars by scoundrel providing about the
neghborhood; another man had been entced into low
porterhouGe in Anthony street. and beaten In the most
gross and shameful manner Let this be looked to.
sEpucrroS.-A young and very pretty girl came into
the police Office this morning. and with choking utter
told dark but alas too common tale of vile wrong
done an innocent and simple child. The modest and
earnest in which she told her story convinced all
present Of its truth The names ofth parties are how
suppressed the for reasons which must
be obvious She born in Lverpoowhere her mother
died previous to her coming to this country with her
father who had become dissolute ana abandoned Char
acer For months after their arrival they lived IN
mean dependence on the charity OF othcrs-oitenmes
suffering from want Of food and with means Of obtain
ing support AT length, in consequence Of some trivial
act her drunken father committed her to the House OF
Refuge Her age was then about hiteen ana ateI re-
naming year she bound Is the custom, to
protesting to be gentleman, married man and
the father Of family in New Jersey, for two years but
domestic ties could teach him to respect the innocence
of one who had been placed under his charge He mark
ed her victim, and she fell prey to his endke arts
She has but just escaped and in all probability prosecu
ton will be by the Directors of the House of
Refuge.
we have heard several complaints Of similar charac
ter to the above in which the injured party had been thus
bound at the House Of Refuge Sufficient care has
not been taken separating the inmates in that esta
bshment but thieves loaers and unfortunates have all
been huddled together
A MrSIsrERs House RoBBED.-A large quantity o.
silver spoons were stolen this morning about o'clock
from the house of Rev. Mr. Pound No. so Fourth street.
young loafe has been seen lurking about the premises
for time past who was caught lew weeks ago at
the same place under very suspicious circumstance
BuRcLARY.-The store, corner OF Third avenue and
Eighty-seventh street, broken open last night and
robbed of $500 consisting in part Of 500 bill on the
Boston Bank $50 bill the Fulton Bank, and four
$40 bills on the Orange County Bank
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Varieties.

Hon. BENJAMIN f. Shields, y. s Charge TO Vene-
zuela arrived at New Orleans the ID instant. His
intention is to leave Immediately for the scene of his
new duties.
General Henderson, u S. Senator, from Mlssis-
sipp was in New Orleans on the Sd inst.
Mr. Audubon, the distinguished Omitholcgist,
and son. arrived in baltimore on the sth inst
Forty-six families from New England, Chiefly
from New Hampshire were landed from the lake steam
err at Milwaukee on the oath ult seeking homes in Wis
,onsin Territory Thus that country is filling up, when
this possesses in every respect superior advanta
ges-beiter soil, better climate, lighter taxes
An order has been received by Captain Shoema-
ser on Rock island have the United States Arms in
readiness for instant removal officers and soldiers are
being constantly removed from the stations above there,
to the southern and southwestern posts.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr-James Young, Lieutenant
Of the Philadelphia police came on to this city yesterday
in search of man named John Rcnedallon, charged
with robbing trunk Of about $4,000 which had been left
in the care Of Messp Bingham, Dock and Stratton,
agents of transportation line in Philadelphia. Amer
securing the aid Of officer Rdgcy they went to seek for
the suspected offender and succeeded in arresting him
He confessed his guilt and sent to JAIL to await
requison from the Governor Of Pennsylv About
nine hundred dollars Of the stolen money, in gold was
found on his person. Baltimore Patriot.
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THE MIER EXPEDITION IN TExAs.--We hasten to
give our readers the following note, correcting an
error Of yesterdays paper:--
Mn. BESNErr-
DEAN SRI perceive In your kind notice Of my being
in this city, that am repre- the commander OF
the celebrated Mer expedition. This is mistake. 1
commanded the notlla In said expedition, which de.
sccndcd the Rio Grande and subsequently the right
wing of the Texan forces Mt the battle of Mer Col
VIM, $. Fisher was the commander OF the expedition.
Very respectfully, THos. j. GREEN,
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The THERMOMETER at $50 In the Shnde.-
All uur friends If Thermometers land who would be
without one this hot weather u be supplied by john Bar
~ rs Cahsrne street, by the gross Dozen single
Thermome Ell from five shings TO i've dollars
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PoLIcE.-The Police Bill passed both Boards last
evening, and the Mayor, it is expected, will sign it
forthwith, and nominate Superintendent. We
had, however, little exhibition at the wind up of
the proceedings before the Board of Aldermen, last
evening" which gives insight into the petty jealou
ses and little chickering's which have INSTRUCTED the
passage of the bill, which has been shifted about
from board to board during the last few days. 1t is
lamentabe to witness such petty chickering's amongst
party. We trust that this will cause no delay in
perfecting the immediate organization ofsuch body.
as we are in most deporable condition without a
| police force
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MILWAUKEE RIoT.-The people at Milwaukee
have actually come to blows, or rather firearms
about their bridges The Sentinel of Thursday week
say Yesterday, while sitting in sanctum we were
disturbed by the firing of cannon: Soon large crowd
assembled broke down the Spring street bridge and then
proceeded to that the Menomonce This they also
rendered impossible Many Of the mob at the Menomo.
bridge armed with pistols and guns and
two individuals considerably injured, though not
dangerously While writing this article, and
guns being fired Some Of citizens report rather
unfavoraby OF the state of society in sister city
Milwaukee and represent the Badgers being decidedly
belligerent. While the Princeton lying in Milwau-
ke large mob collected near the Spring street bridge
bridge demolished to preclude the possibility
ofpassing the river at that place The bridges below
then destroyed that 1t impossible for
to and nearly for foot passengers It appeared
that this dsgaccul outbreak accustomed by section
ealousics the people either side Of the river were
fearful that their neighbors were doing too we'll.
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Brooklyn for 1856 which added Street Map aud other
vluable and general inform complete n one volume Is
ready sale price 80 by agea throughout the Cities
The Publishers rely the intrinsic merits Of the above
work for sale and feel con6dent that on examination t
"' So s GROOT & ELSTON
Publishers and Proprietors
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW YORK CIRCUS COMPANY.
USDFR TUE MANAGEMENT ~

USDFR THE MANAGEMENT o.
M a. HO IVES, who most Respectfully an
. n0unccS TO the citizens of Baltimore that his
celebrated Equestrian Company, unsurpassed hv nny
in the United States, will make their Gnh an9eat
ance at the FRONT STREET THEATRE, ON THIS
(Fnday) EVENING, Dee. l0th 1916 rho most
talented Equestrans in the country have been ru-
gagged expressly for their opening in Baltimore In
addition to their stock company, the following stars
will appear
NlBLO'S CELEBRATED ACROBAT FAMILY
consisting OF THOMAS MUM, the Ilcrrylean: no
NEY MUM, the Daring; WALKER MUM. me Ar
tive; STEWARD NUM-, the Flexible; unrUmnIied
unapproachablc, and unique, in their wonderful nnr
iormances, Classical Groupings, TOubilIions Toms
de Force, Courvetes, Cleopatra's Needle and other
effects OF Pyamidical Statuary Muscular Eyolurons
and other astonishing and extraordinary dispnys of
Agility, Strength and Novelty. Universal Chreis at
test the Delight and Wonder of the audience Each
succeeding Feat brought for fresh plaudits
Master WALTER AYMAR, the greatest Juvcuie
Equestrian in the world Tine Manager challcnUps
yrder IN The United Sta IS, either ulan or bow. TO
ride against him. -
MR.. and MRS. COLE, formerly of Cooks lannon's
troupe.
Mr.. N. D. TURNER, the Horse Rider, never
eqnaled by any since the death OF the Great nucro
MI. JAMES TURNER, the DOUBLE siomerse, Man,
DAN RICE the famous New York Clown
Mr. WIN. SMITH, Equestrian u rector
Messrs EVANS Il CARTER, Leaders of Mjnstrcls
Hg"DoorS open 81, commence O'Clock
Box 50 cts.-pit Is. 5tQ
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types, ant best nppnTGtuS cccr exhibited
go BALTIMORE 81, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
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rENN an; Hi-VANlA AVENUE, Washington city.
w. 25l brJadWay, New York,
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10" PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
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iE Apparatus Instructions, and all Materials lur-
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Any editor disposed To copy and take pictures in
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6ctMALL p0X, SCARLET FEVER, pLEURi
ysY, MEASLES, INFLAMMAl ION or TIE
BOWELS, SC The report of the health commits
soher shows now very pr vaenl all Of these diseases
arc at present in the city; we therefore recommend
the use Of DR.. MANN'S Ambitious or Liver PILLS
as sure preventative and cure-it is all important to
Keep the bowels free-it is by this means we NAV
avoid taking most of the diseases of the tay-t IN do
this use in time DR.. Mann's Pills
They may be had ut the Projectors Office, No. g
Basement Jarvis Building, corner of NORTH and
BALTlMORE.sTS., or of Messrs, Taylor, Wilde
4 Co; Of Il ID, Gilman, Washington City; o. M. Lin
thicum Georgetown, ID, G.; E ]. Stansbury, Annap-
oils; and the different agents in this city. Price IS
cents per box. dig If
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EtIRINTMNS Pr glsMNTs. Now opcnipg

gtrIRISTNAS Pr gIsEMTs. New opening,
e beautiful assortment Of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
among which we enumerata splendid patterns OF
VERY RICH DOUBLE PLATED CAKE BIAS
KE!S, made expressly for the London market, and
aIciy imported into this country; variety Of low
priced do; VERY RICH PLATED CASTORS, of
entirely new styles; PLATED FORKS; SPOONS;
SALT and BUTTER DISHES; CUPS; CHAFGNG
DISHES; Soup Ladies', sc Very handsome sets Of
NEW STYLE BRITANNIA WARE; FINE IVORY
BALANCE HANDLE TABLE and TEA KNIVES
and FORKS, i'll sets and d0zGus; CANDELABHA%:
SOLAR and HALL LAMPS; MANTLE CLOCKS;
beauiiiu! WATERS, in sets; PAPER MACulEH
and other Fancy CARD BASKETS, with variety
of other new goods suitable for CHRISTMAS and
MARRIAGE PRESENTS.
Z. L. WETMORE & co.
dl0 @w No 10 n. Charles street
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SclrS L. Merrill, Strong, New York, Rose, 5Icr-
ru 4 60.
Schr otter, Tildcn, West Indies, @ Yates.
Brig Boston, Nlckerson, Boston, r K Matthew's,
$chf Volunteer, ElirdEe. Mobile master
ARRIVED,
ship Matasccket Winsur, ~ days I'm Boston, via
Hampton Roads, ballast, 10 A Schumacher !. Co.
Brig Olive, Thomson, Ii days from Portland, QlLs-
tel and potatoes, to II L Matthews.
Brig Baltimore Brown, days tloin Boston, assort-
ed cargo, 10 4 Whiuidge & Co.
Schr VIM Alien. Spaultirg Gfom Tars. .1na. Now
"a, hides, to W iNuue s. sons SPOKE 4o,H at the
Island of. Blaugua, Whaling h'iI, CaItet HraAtou.
Martin, Of PrOvnCetDWn, with geo barrels s.. I'M Oh;
MedfUrd, Cook, Of do, with 100 6ari,us. YESTERDAY
wednesday, CG the Fa.uVrnt, harIue Comrrr,e
from Philadelphia, bound &, LvrruUol putting mo
this port, ipaky.
Sghr Inn Emory. Wood, from AiaN tuGTa, uId,p 20
Rose, Merrill 4 Co.
Schr Havana, Wilson. :rgm Nagr,ik mise. 10 sun
day persons.
SChr souihufuer, Baker, : DAYS from Providoncc
dOmpstics, 10 Fisher, hitler ). 60.
SSchr Elizabeth, (lcH) HaLar. ; DAYS tn Fall River
via Newport, d0me,tIcS, 20 T. Pratt 4 Bro.
Schr Won. Atwood, 6 DAYS from New York, salt,
20 Corner 4 Son.
Schr Kafc Pendtrcast, EVANS from Turk; Island
Nov. -6, salt, TO Kirkland, Chase 4 Co.
s:chr Julia Hill, 10 DAYS from Portland plaster 10
the master.
SChr Kite, North. tr0m Petersburg, shorts 10 )
Feuby s. Bro.
Baroue Catharne. Phillips from Rio dc Jlnri TO-
(heforc reported below)
Rargua Hermitage Frv ~ DAYS from Mobile cot
ton, 10 L y Montnii.
BarJue Marylagd Crpwp,I q DAYS from Roston a.-
sorted carr o. 10 Osborn & WhTrid,e
b. trig Belle Bell, from Savannah. ballast 10 ] G.
Yates
Schr Queen. Eldridge. from ST. Thomas 3 IN ult
~ days to the Cape,) ballast, TO Wilmington S. East
man. Provisions of all kinds scarce an Eirh and
freights dull.
SChr Emily A. Thomson Kceuc from Nassau N
P ID inst Tobacco, honey, hides, copper specie, &C.
to = r. Monter
Schr Cecil, Tragers, Il DAYS from huakapas to the
Canes, sugar and Iaolasses 10 ;. Huribut
Schr Henrietta UYohes 3 DAYS from savannah
cotton and lumber, to x Randall.
Srhr Ceres Syascy: from Eost,, lRth nit MA ,ter
IN Carlant & Cunninahap, rxearjeuc ID thr6uoh lrt
the passage a communal succession Of head winds anu
Oaas Al lines so had as 10 render necessary The INK
ng in of ali sail On the rioh of the 2sth in heavy
gale and head sea struck a vessel which proved 10
be the kliZene of BeItast bound 10 Phiiadelpha
before reported abandoned 2lst NovD the only dam
ann sustained by the scbooner nas the fore foot bein
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Attorney for Assignee.
WILLIAM WARD Aucl,f.
PAVILION uOTEI.

~ j. MAC LnLLAN wonld inform nj, friends
~ ana the public that he has huud up ~ 4 Re
lfeshment and Boarding House, {undrr the above
nlhe,l the large Mansion, No. - FAYETTE-ST.,
opposite the Post Office, 3 doors above North where
he respectful socrs their patronage OYSTERS Ter
apins and Gam" of all kinds will be served in their
season, at short notice. a limited numbeG OF perma
hcht BOARbER$, and few Gentlemen Tor meals
only, can be accommodated. The BAR will NJ all
times be supplied with the best Liquors and Refresh
meht'' Open llIl II O'Clock at night. d3-eolm
n NHLOHIEE TOOVH POWDER. This is
va most excellent article for cleansing and whiten-
ing the teeth healing spongy and diseased gums, and
purifying the breath. Try boX--it needs no other
recommendation. Price 25 cents.
g. X. TYLER
je3O-e0tf Corner Of T.. Baltimore and liigh-sts,
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,,+.aa 4 J'AH7I WAETED-I,nirg biab
sHi,. cultivation, q. about one hundred acres,
M,Eii!' with "a GOOD Dwelling houc, Barn and other
&!CcGhcccs'ary out houses, within about 4 miles
Of III" cay. "rrs0ns having such an one 70 jsnose
@t' may ilear Of purchaser BY applying At dis Of
NV dlI-lf
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z, Z. NETMOHE co.
dl0 "w No. 10 n. Charles street
ANMi2IsTMAS I5ls MsENyS.

II NNtfKISINAS us rs EMU >.
" CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
nave a beautiful assortment Of Ladies' GOLD
BRE NoTtlNS; finger Rings; hoop Ear Rings; Brace
lets Meea'lions; s;L0ckct; Snaps Hearts aud
Cross, sc. sc. Gents GOLD BREASTPINS; finger
Rings; Pencils; Guard Chains; Watch Keys; studs,
&c, Silver Ornament for The hairs slverlo COaiIs;
silver Pencils and IhimblGS; praIl and shell Card
Gases; silk PuFses Coral Beads; satin Necklaces and
Head Dresses; Shell Combs; fancy Boxes, sc. sc,
with hundreds Of other articles suitable TO gifts and
presents for the approaching Holidays, which will be
sold cheap and no mistake Can at the Variety Store,
No, le9 NORTH GAY STREET, !
Large Yellow House,
dS colin DAVID +. SMITH.
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R,iiE IINnEEshrnnfc

.s,.s., 9'iiE UNDERSIGNED viii sen at
EtbI2 public auction, on the premises on SArUR-
NfEyfT DAY, sd January next, at - O'Clock, y. NJ,
that piece Or parcel o. GROUND, situate
IN the city OF Baltimore aforesaid, and described a,
follows, VIZ beginning oi the same on thc east sidr
OF Lewis street, Al the end OF the srcqnd Inr the
whole lot or parcel Of Ground, which by indcutuIc,
tear0g date the twelfth day Of January, in lheyenr
$50! and recorded among the Land Records of Bal.
umofe county, ia LI6Cr W. o., No 2li folio BIG
Nc, was delnlsGd by Hugh u Ed riy aud wifi, to
Edward Green, and running thence 3ou,hNvarGly,
binding on The asst side Of Lewis street. atoiy called
Long iane) any feet, to the end Of tic ihrd tin. Of
sad whole lot, to Il lot leased by said McFteIrv To
JoHn Bowen, thence Casterly bounding on Bowen -
Tot lty two feet To point Cgul distant fir M Lewis
street ana Canal street thence HurthWdrdy parallel
WIN Lewis street htty feet 10 lot lpgscd To- Peter
Wen, lAeGCe westwardiy bGnpding on sad Wnir,s
lot 10 the beginning. (lt icing tuo same lot which
was modg1ged by The Trustees Of the c0iornd peo-
pies FIRST Baptist Church TO Charles Smith by deed
OF lndenHfe bearing date It'll August. Ia r. and
recorded among the Laud Records of Baltimore
county, IN i5cr r. H., No 322, folio 23J &c to ,r-
cure the payment Of four hundred dollars, with in.
tCrest nd which was subsequently assigned to 10
scph }, Griffin. Subject tn The yearly rent OF $50
This lot Is improved by large brick BUILDING
known as the c0orrd poop c's Fi-i Baptist Church.
and there is now due, in and by virlue OF the said
mortgage, the sum Of -four huadYed and eight ,l!ars
Terms-one half cash and Tie balance IN G months
with interest and approved security
OkNlLLE HORWiTI,
Attorney for Assignee.
dl2-eO3W WILLIAM WARD AuCl,t
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=. u LII TTT-ETT "
JLLES HALEL, Prrfsmnr and Chnm

% S.TAiri-St. below Chestnut Phhad
Ara Tor sale ia Baltimore bylie following Agents,
y, u. h9blnssn, cor Gay and Saratoga SITS; J. Boury
&lO Baltimore s.; Mortimer & Mowbtay, BALTIC, and
GhArIes SIS; ihos. +. Harrison, 253 Baltimore ii:
Hickey * Sons, 2274 Baltimore st; A. Croyeau, IN
b"itm3le 81; Coleman & Rodgers, l13 Baltimore st
s. G. Winchester, l65 Baltimore 81: d. Hale. iI5Rai
imcfe St; } M. LaroqGe, BALTIC & Harrison SIS; Jas
+. DE LacouT, $50 Baltimore st; II. j. THOMPSON,
Howard and Fayette SIS; e. p. Rodgers Howard and
Pearl sts oI5 uC2 u'''
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a UHa4lituA hAsULl' 10 enable persons

IA 20 DYE IN5rAN'TANEOUSIY their Ham
without the least Inconvenience
JULES HAUEL'S CELEBRATED VEGETa
pm Liquid HAIR EYE, Ter changing red oq IRA.
hait' "hsNefs, eyebrows, &c. TO II brown. black or
cheShht color The slightgstevii consequences need
MOI ne feared from It's use-i Is altogether harmless
ihs composition Is the only one sar ctoued bv tn
sce"ot az J"tAIisry, t. dye, IN an Hdrlihe manner
tie various gladatiOnS Of c0lors ryittOut d1ngry a
ihcohY%Hlenct, ar@ has justified hc liberal pstroB-
age ana unlimited confidence Of the public.
=, w. heGGFc o. Conntsrtejter. Ask tor "Ju!p,
iIanos Vegetable Liquid Hair Owe, if vop VA,
the genuine article.
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TOLD PENCIL CASES, Hoop Ear Rings,
~ Gold Guard Chains. Also Fob Chains, with a
great variety of Bracelets and other Jewelry, receiv
ed this day, and for sale by G. d. CLARK,
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nOoKs & ANNALS.

ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 81 ANNALS.
6THE POETS GALLERY OF BEAUTY, being a
series of Portraits of the principal Female Char
acters of the most popular British Poets, from
paintings by eminent artists, made expressly for
the work, under the superintendent of Edward
Finhew; with letter press, by Mrs. 5. G. Hall.
THE LONDON ART UNION PRIZE ANNUAL
with two hundred pictures and designs, purchas-
ed by the London Art Union
THE PEOPLES GALLERY OF ENGRAVINGS-
with sixty-fiye splendid engravings, elegantly
bound in gilt cloth.
MONTGOMERY'S SACRED GIFT-aseres of Med
itations upon Scripture Subjects, with twenty
highly finished engravings after celebrated paint
ihgs by the great masters,
HEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY FOR lS46-with
thirteen beautiful engravngs
THE KEEPSAKE, edited by the Countess of Bless
ington, with thirteen highly finished engravngs
for 1876.
LEAFLETS OF MEM ORY-l2 steel engravings
THE GIFT-a Christmas and New Years present.
THE OPAL-a beautiful book for the season.
The above, with all the American Animals for 1916.
THE ILLUSTRATED POETS.
LONGFELLOW's POLITICAL WORKs--with
splendid illustrations.
LADY OF THE LAKE--illustrated.
MOORE'S LALLh ROOKII, do.
BURNS WURKS-l8mo., beautifully illustrated in
different STYLES of binding.
Mrs. HEMAN'S POLITICAL WORKS-in seven diff
ferent styles Of binding, &c.
COWPER'S POLITICAL WORKS-cloth gilt and
Turkey extra, with steel plates.
MILTON'S WORKS-Royal London edition, super
extra with exquisite engravings, American edi-
tons, at all prices, illustrated.
SHAKSPEARE-rch binding illustrated.
BYRON'S WORKS, GO
The above, together with many others, to which we
call the attention of tn public constituting the most
complete assortment we have ever had in store.
PARSONS, PRESTON & KURTZ,
d5-eO3t No. Isl Prattet., next 10 Railroad Depot.
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URUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY
made OF pure Linseed Oil aud thoroughly dry
Whiting, flom 30 10 ~ per cent. below the market
price. lie keeps il on hand in large quantities; and
making i by steam power is prepared to fill large
orders al short notice.
]. w. w. GORDON, 1872 w. Pratt street,
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an CiGICAL ~ DENTAL. INSTRUMENTS
- FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and kacns
constantly on hand, general assortment of Jpsi,,,
mems, 0 Mott SHARP STREET. sc24-3n