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bank commission. 100 80 ia II 0s
f23sss "a 10 o5
This nets about 81 IS per barrel Shippers of -four
will be able to form idea of the proceeds Of ship
ments made at present prices Flour now selling this
market IS s7K being advance Of So cents on the
price realized in the above sac the freight is
ly three shlngs sterling about rs cents more than
charged in the above account providing all other charges
are nearly the same, there would be difference Of ST 81
additional cost, landed in the Liverpool market to be
Offset by the advan ced price there which about eight
shngs and sxpehcs sterling equal to two dollars and
twelve and half cents per barrel leaving balance in
favor OF shipments at present prices of 81 per
barrel
will be observed that the one thousand barrels fall
short of the established weight three barrels and sss6
This is very small per cent in the aggregate but
shows that there has been loss somewhere which must
fall upon the shippers.
At thirty five shilling per bsrrel in the Liverpool mar
ke duty paid shipments be made from this side at
six dollars and pay freight Of four and sixpence ser.
ling per barrel
The following is the aggregate value of the city Of
CINCINNATI
First ward So $40 $780, second ward So sOl 27o third
ward, $45s4ao5; fourth ward 1851 DIT; fifth ward
$2l95 $50; sixth ward, ST. 100000 seventh ward 50 2os
slo eighth ward, $685. $40; ninth ward 50 $50 54o
tenth ward, sl,5 49, king total of valuation in
the city of $s0,74s 542.
Hamilton county has the duplicate returned for
alton, 4s,44o acres average value $4s 81 per acre.
amounting in all to 400 Total value of real pro-
perry $46 97l In s4l the State Board Of Equaza.
ton fixed the valuation per at IL 81 lilo.
The total amount of personal property in the county
OF Hamilton is as folows:-Enumerated and unenume.
rated articles ,ssl merchants and manufacturers
stock $685. moneys and credits - $40 in all
amounting in personal property, to ss4s In the
whole number of ofl land ;s .,ncosoa
to be 256o0o On the duplicate 24s 44O; leaving
vacant, not entered on the duplicate
x The contract Of the French government for American
tobacco this year. compared with that for each of the
past two years. is a. follows -
AMERICAN TOBACCO TRADE-suPrLY FOR THE FRrrcu
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KOf Al GUKLEf, AuctiOneer
ExTENsivE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRA
IL RYThis valuable aud extensive Private Library,
Stating of about 5000 volumes forms the and
curious collections of Books that have been offered in
city Ter public They have been colee ted
during many years by gentlensn distinguished for his
leaning and large proportion Of them hav manuscript
giving facts of the author or
sluc'daug obscure point Of history They CLASH
Wsgonisna Fiction and Essays Classics, illustrated Books
AoorT and Secn se,ssc ,ns rnsy
American History, English and Scotch History including
many Typographical works and Miscellaneous also the
Book Cases-the whole be sold without reserve, by
ROYAL GURLEY CO., at their Long Room, soa Broad
corner of Duane commencing Monday after
ing days. ms 3s w Sat & Msrh
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In reducing the foregoing estimate to hogsheads they
are put down at an average Of 1850 lbs EACH net II
will thus be seen that the the contract offered
this year. that taken season. is equal to $500
hhds, viz 1000 Kentucky and 500 Maryland
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- - = - :
AUO ~, n sOsICDHs
~ DJTCIrZEAH Auet,on~s

X. DUCLUZEAu. Auctioneer.
NANCY FUHs, MUtFS, TlPPETS, SLEIGH ROBES,
8e, for account Of whom il may consem;-Tuttle aud
Ducuxeau will sell Friday 9th nst O'Clock, No.
% lillian for whom may concern
credit oil 60 days general of ne Furs comps-
ing general assortment of fne a,d common NUTS kc
Also Sleigh Robes Black Bear Tiger aud Welt Hair
Robes Bnfalo Skins Lap Robes. &c.
Also FUR Caps viz: Men aud Boys Fur Seal, Otter and
The whole will be arranged with Catalogues and sold
lots 20 SUIT retail dealers Sc Catalogues
on he morning of sale. MA 3tsIh
H. DUCLUZEAU Aucuoneer
rNOYS AND FANCY GOODS futile & Ducluzeau
will sell this day at 10 O'Clock, at No. ~ William st
Also. brushes-sn invoice OF Adelaide Amszon and Oral
hair brushes suitable for BARRIERS and retailers Also 10
cases German toys. original assorted from 400
soe pleees each case. Also, Fancy Goods comprising
general variety. n23 ltsrh
I JACOB 5. PLATT, Auciioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE Of Cabinet Furniture.--Jscob s.
vA Plsu will SELL this day at % Patt street. O'clock
Tor account Of whom concern repay loan OF $o0
interest and other charges 40 Chairs for kitchen and
Dvsn, Wsshstands. with marble tops Bureaus Sec
rotary and Book Case plate glass pannes aud silk lined
marble top centre Table pair aide Tables aud dining
Tables. Hat Stand superior black walnut French Bed
stead .ew style sofa Table pal! Candlesticks, Sofa,
sofa Bedstesd. adys Work Tables, counting house
Also, (which will be perenporily sold at O'clock
carved crimson plush covered Sofa French style do Couch
very elegant do Tete Tete spleadd Sofa aud
par do Dvans TO which the attention Of gentlemen furnish
ing their parlors Is requested.
Also during the sale bale Chinese and uited Rugs be
sold and several pieces Capetng IN lots suit
Also. 10 water proof Over nosi tzrc
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.

~ ENTLEMEN, why DO you either give away or sell for
~ mere tnfe your half worn out ffock, dress ard
coats and pants, when them either cleaned
altered or secured and re6xed with collars cuffs
ming, buttons and strap, for little money? Gentlemen,
new clothes would Be useless As such bring send
where you canRe all want before you 20 to hewar
according 70 PROMISE and disappointment generally
the this Of the year. Call and see; give
trial s all ask In addition, also make upspans and
vests for coats for s. to &c. all warranted it, Clothes
cleaned dyed warranted keep coors and free from all
scents Please noticeNo dssppoinments cheap cash
Tailoring store tins cold weather. A. CORTiSSOS,
No. 81 Murray
n22 2wSrrc Established, 1885,
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REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, SC.
M II IL &

GEORGE McBKIDE Jrr has re moved bus ONCE 20 No.
46 Broadway aud continues 10 remit money. large
small residing part Of Ireland the
he and his predecessor busnes have done
Scotland.
Money RENTED BY letter. postpaid the subscriber or
personally deposited with him. with the Of the person
on peons Ii Ireland England Scotland 70 whom IL &,
be sent and post town. will be immediate tranan
ted and pg4 secgrdins and receipt 10 that e6sct gysn
or Forwarded 10 the sender M lnsS
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HEAD QUARTERS MERCER HOUSE.
First Regiment u. 8. Volunteers Of N. Y,

November 20, 1886.
REGIsENTAL oKpERs-No.1
In compliance with General Orders dated Albany Novem-
Der 2s 1896 the several Companies this Regiment
deed assemble at the places Of rendezvous herein desg
Immediately
The following places selected rendezvous for the
several Companies constituting the First Regiment Of New
York state Volunteers. viz:
Company A, T.. Shaw, Captain Mercer House, corner
of Broome and Mercer streets
Company B. Count. De BonGar, Captain, Hotel de Paris
corner of Reade s.. and Broadway.
&Company c. James Barclay Captain Branch Hotel No IS
Bowery.
Company d. - TAYLOR, Captain, Native American Hail.
corner of Grand and Broadway.
ComSany E. Hewitt. Captain, Shakespeare HOTEL cor
Company F. Gallagher, Captain, MlitarysHall, Bowe
y.
Company @. - Hungerford. Captain National Hail. ca
nal street.
Company II.
Company ! - Fairchild, Captain, Democratic Head
Quarters, l68K Spring street.
Company X, Captain pyekman Central Hall, Grand
st. and Centre Market Place
The officers and members of Companies hereby ordered
TO their respective rendezvous for
ty. BY order
WARD D. BURNETT. Colonel
. First Regt u. 3. Volunteers Of New York.
CHAs. +. GALLAGHER, Act Adjt. n23 itr
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JOHN J. SWIFT, A:TCTIONEER.
ELEGANT FURNITURE.-swift & Morgan will sell on
Frdsy Nov 9Th. at 10 o'clock at No, 1893 West Ath ST.
made by the best makers Pier Glasses Extension Dining
Tables, Nc, &c Also very superior Rose wood Piano
Forte, made by Chambers. ms q issnc
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LOST OR STOLEN,

LOST OR STOLEN,
THREE NOTES, days date dated 26th October
1885, for $43t &c months date for $3.50 co.
HSSbeI and endossed by DePew Mann CO. and for
Merchants Exchange Bank, drawn by Depew, Mann Co..
and endorsed by Thomas SouIhard As the Of said
notes has been stopped all hereby cautioned
against egotiatng the
DEPEW, MANN & CO, Ia Warren 1t.
N B-Any cunning said TO the subscribers
will be literally rewarded, and no questions asked
nag iw*rh d., NJ. K co.
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IA. HlONABLt DANCING.

"a Lsonard street. West Of Broadtray
M>LLE PAULINE DEsyARDiNS. of the Academic
w koyale, PARIS respectfully informs the public that
her classes for fashionable Dancing have commenced Be-
aaka Msza5ka QaadriIle Poia.s lyarsusl and he Re.
made known application. Mss will give the first ball
Tor the TO her pupils the first week OF December
m
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FOR MEXICO


RIFF EMEN WANTED.
TN ORDER 70 complete the complemept Of required
6s Is; Fs. o1as,.S Of Us Regimen, e
and be immediate mustered few Young Men
CURED As Rihemea. this company will have many oppor-
ReadesSoas Central Hail. corner Of Grand street and Gem
ire "a M;s.S s Place opposite &C. b Mi
U. s. VOLUNTEERS.
COMPANY C, LIST REGIMENT
A FEW ABLE-BUDIED MEN are wanted to complete
Ulcers a.e informed that there are few ya
cancies. Report early to
BnAscn Horro SO Bassrv. Nov. a. ms s'p f.rh
Isl RECT. U s. VOLUNTEERS
hE membsr # Company =, az. requested at
seT.ice shout the srs, Of next week
Wanted Immediately. fifteen able bodied men, complete
The member. hi. Company requested to NEE,
ns s
CB BRowER,
n23 3is.je Lieutenant Commanding.
HEAD QUARTERS, STATE. OF NEW.YOkK.
ApJurANr GENERALs OrrIcE,}
GENERAL 6 6ts5Efs Nov a. 1896
SovsmO, hssynS This day received 5.qg.i,iou from
unteer Infantry from This State during The existing
war with Mexico is hereby ordered that the First Regi
raj orders dated May ssth 1876 and by Colonel
Ward Brrne OF the city of New York forthwith assem-
Of New YORK BY c Bnne the purpose Of
inspected aud mustered the Of the United States
By The War to perform hat duty and with whom
Col Burnett will consult upon the subject
being sixteen than the original and ad
dtoas second Lieutenant to each Company will be elected
choosing officers of the militia OF this State Col Burnett
heS msy sppsn 70 e, hs
By order ofths Command Chief
X Ell II.
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NOTICE.
Ivan sPERRY having used the Of spcrry & Read
IA without authority has this day, BY writ Of Injunction
sued from Judge of the Superior Court been ejoned and
restrained from using said roparnershp Of
Read for any purpose Whatever under penalty of five
thousand dollars And made by said Spey
the name Of Speny x Read will be obligatory the sub
scrber. THEODORE b. READ
New Haven, Connecticut, Nov. Sd, 1916. n2i iwsrc
NEWTOWN PlPPIN APfLEs-The subscriber has
on hand and offer for sale 1000 barrels choice hand
pehsd Newown rippin; put expressly for the English
beEs Greens &c Quiaces and always on hand and
put up TO order for shipping It the shortest notice
SAMUEL SHOrWELL.
MO msrh No Fni,on msrts,
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GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
THE under'igned offers for sale, reasonable terms
veal complete sets OF Gold Pen Machinery in perfect
order for manufacturing Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
Will be accompanied with complete practical instruction, Il
post paid letter to J. NJ TROWBhfDGE Syracuse, N VI
n2 5tsr
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LONG BREED CANARlES.
se~A The Stock Of Or. VAN KLEECK'S, Sixth Avenue.
comprising birds OF high coou and purchased by him
great expense also good selection of song birds'
cage. bird seeds, and other articles connected with
WILLIAM 5. JOHNSTON. No $50 Broadway.
n251 ws rh
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PREMIUM BOOTS

PhEMlUM BUTTS
Quick Sales G~d Small Profits.
- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 so. our own make,
and warranted to give satisaction fine French imperial
Brosdwsy ic5 g q ~ .. YOUNG jones fine
ionsble stores IN this city Our boots received the highest
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute, for the
to order at the shoresrs notice. Meudng ne done
YOUNG 4 JONES, Ann st.
nj lmsje
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At ether articles 81 equally low prices n
sssssa.sos q =. Kind patronage wl's which, S;E Ssv
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$40 FOR NEW OKLEANS-Louisana and New
NM York Lme-Reguls Packet for Wednesday Nov.
25.-The splendid fast sailing packet ship 0SWE-
CO. Johnson, will positively sail above her
lar day.
modations apply bosrd Orleans wharf foot Of Wall Sc,
orto r.. X. COLLlNS y CO, - South 1t
Agent for New Orleans, James T.. Woodruff who will
promptly forward all goods TO his address,
The pack ship sARTELLE will succeed the Oswego
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NOTICE.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO-The Books for
subscription at the Office Of the Company
al Broad street. FOR that will with the former sub
scrptions be $500 00o complete the second The
terms of subscriptions the time Of subscrib
ing the balance to be paid nstaments exceeding
per cent each as may BE- re9usd by the operations of the
The who subscribe the first 100000 will
have the preference balance the stock
whenever the same is required.
JOHN j. BOYD,
HERMANN OELRiCHS,
JOHN A. ISELIN,
WM. CHAMBERLAIN,
EDWARD MILLS.
FREDERICK HEWITT,
ROBT, II MORRIS,
j. j. COMsTOCK,
). l.. STEPHENS,
Directors.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1886. MO lwfh
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ll6 Ui4iam street, opposite the Warrington Stores,
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP.-By purchasing all my
~ eoods for cash, and giving man credit, 1 en-
abled TO offer the most tempting inducements the truly
economical. Thus will make 70 order coat usually
charged SIS for sO and an SIS for SIS and
magnificent assortment Of fine sack Goats
My black cloth Sacks, with silk collars and fronts sl,
as low IS. r23 3tissr
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMFANY.
nRrHOLLICK'S magnificent work on the Outlines of
~ Physiology Quarto Illustrated by beautiful mo-
del on paper, dssected and colorored to the life.
This model first view, presents the body Of man BY
raising the wall Of the bdy the ntesnes and vita
discovered These again ased and dscoyer the dis
sected heart The fsce cuticc then removed and the
brain and presented to view and finally
posed.
conceived.
the author Published by the
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMA Y,
Retail price 81 as
he most liberal discount made to the trade, all books
pon.n-. oy me National Publishing Company. nl9 msrc
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CHEAPEST AND BEST INSTRUCTION
IN WRITING

IN WHITING.
M BRISTOW respectfully announces his return to
W. New York and the reopening of his Academy for
Day and Evening Pupils, at
No. 303 Broadpay, of Duane street.
Superior Elegant system Of Writing taught with Ger.
tsnty and in One Course Of easy Lessons Nh
Bristow
By this system Ladies taught neat handsome deli
cate and fashionable hand truly elegant ladyke
uemen acquire bold, manly and expeditions style suitable
Tor every occupation Of ieno matter how bad eg BILE
cramped or defective the writing may be.
in three days. o28 eodlms RE :
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THE PIANO taught very moderate
terms, by Lady, who has perfect know
" Ledge Of the and DIV who 70
Terms-Three dollars per month
IL Any lady wishing Instruction. will please
address Music at the Herald Office. OF lmissrrc
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
~ FREDERICK HOLLiCK. MD. "
THIS book should be in the OF every practitioner of
the various methods Of curing disease The reputation OF
the author only been augmented BY the prosecutions
has with and this book evidence that strong
and fear css in the cause Of truth.
For sale wholesale and retail by the National
Company southeast of Fifth and Chestnut sts Phila
delphia
Retail price IS cents
The liberal dscounti is made the trade. all books
pu bli,hed by the Company MIC lmsr
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-
THIS dreadful disease has been repeatedly and complete
Iy eradicated from the human system by Ds Cors and
Shepard No. 10 Murray st NY. Eectuay cureda life time
cure The disease will in the patient tire aed
% them Drs Z. =. have following
areds Of other patient. Col H. w Jemagn Of Jenagin
Ala Mrs Sarah Richardson, Lanear, Georgia. Charles
Smith TaIboton, do; Hon Meal Zebulon
Flournoy, Talboon Terrl All these were
the last five years BY Dn C. s. They have several
under successful New York In inssnce
have they failed perfect Certificates from the par
ferred TO by bRS. SHEPARD & CORLlS
~ Address No. 10 Murray ST.. New York.
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Ygyo THE AFFLICTED.-w wish TO call

YEyO THE AFFLICTED.-Wew wish 10 call
IL the attention ofour readers TO the advertisements
of Dr. Dow, regular medical man whose profession
al education ia not surpassed by any physician IN the
country His having devoted his attention for many
years to particular branch of the profession, and
having been extremely successful in curing long stand
NJ and difficult cases. such as were considered al
most incurable, is sufficient to commend him to the
public as worthy Of the extensive patronage he is
daily Giving. TOthose acquainted with the Doctor,
say nothing to his skill honor integrity, as
they are we'll known; but strangers IN search of a
phys ian, we would recommend u carefully read
Or. Dow's advertisements, and be SHre, when calling
on him, TO observe that his Oic0 is is Second street
between Spuh and Gays 8.
See his advertisemfns. BOY
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
No.. q.
SOUTH CHARLES STREET.

WHOLESdLE
UST RECEIVED, a fine assortment of
80 COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
TO wholesale trade. COuttry merchants are reouest
ed TO call aud examine my STOCK
RRTAIB.
Also, anothpT large lot of Flowing Blue Hong
Kong, Dinner. Tea Toilet ana BrraKfast WARE Of
entIre new patterns. Tog' ther with as good a stock
Of Moulded and cut GLASS snG CANTON CHINA
as can be found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low for cash. tilI
January l947, afer which time the vii,
remove to No. IL North Howard direct.
b3- All persons indebted 20 }. y. II. IT,, are re-
quested to call and settle such accounts, as were
contracted previous to Sept. l6, 1916
Ol7-iJAl JOSEPH f. HASTINGS JT
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c1HEAP! CHEAP! CHEAPl

NHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAPI
" NO 81 AGAINST THE WORLD
Tne yery cheapest GOODS TO be fOuRd in this city
can be had at No. 81 BALTIMO ORE ST, where you
can purchase
Beautiful REPT CASHMERES for Is cents
Rich ne W STYLE MOUSLlNES for 25 cents
Handsome PLAID CLOAKINGS for 50 cents
And every thing else in proportion, with very
handsome assot lmeut of CLOTHS AND CASSI-
MERES; Donestics of all kinds; Flannes; BLANK
ETS &c Call and see, without fail, and remember
the number. h2l
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WEIGH, MANN & DELEVAN'S
NATIONAL TtIEATHE AND CIRCUS,
FRONT STREET,
PRIoEs or ADMISSIONS.
D0oSs spNn al 81 O'Glk.-CummenRe at 7 precisely.
LIST tier BSzes 50 cents Pit l9t cents,
COlored Gallery 81 cts.
GG- BOX oliNe open from 10 tin 4 O'Clock, P. I'd.
where seats can be secured.
Equestrian Director, ..........Mr J. J. NATHANS.
Eiis Maaier,' ...'.............Mr II, NlCHOLS.
Cl0WhJ',,. DAN RICE.
THIS EVENING,
ENTIRE CH.RAGE IN THE CIRCLE!
DAN RICE As CLOWN.
T. V, TURNER ia h 8 unapprOachable Act
Horsenanship by Master FRANK PASTOR.
Comic Song, by F.. Nj. DICKINSON.
Grand Principal Act h, Mr.. T. v. TURNER.
MI. J. J. NATHANS on Four Fiery Sleeds.
Mr.. Oh AS. ]. ROGERS, the CelebTated Dramatic
Equestrian, in the Pckwick club.
The MetamOrPAO5e, by Is. WOODS s. DAN RICE.
[IRtermission OF Ten MiRutes
To conclude, for ihe 9TH time, with new Grand
Local and Military SPsctaC in thIe" acts, wrlltn
and produced by MIR JOSEPH FOSTER in ord
TO bring before the puhlIc a vivid idea of the teats
accomplished by the Heroes of the American Army
aud Navy in the late struggle Tor the honor Of the
National Character and Reputation, 10 be called
THE CAMPAIGNS &IF IS'6j
On, THE TRIUMpH5 OF OLD ROUGH AND
READY IN MEXICO!
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IRON FOUNDRY,
NJ AnnME EiInA N

Recently occupied by the Lite Jas. g. Wfison)
The subscriber Aas resumed business in thu tbnve
establishment, and - prepared 10 furnish to ord,r all
descriptions OF IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS fur MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, aud for ARCH
TEGTIJRAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best STYLE o. Orders respectfully solicited
and punctualiy attended to. -
o7.Bm iOhS GothEANh'
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nAVIS' DAGUERRE0TY ROOMS,
- HATE PORTER'S,)


y
IN FRANKLIN BUILDINGS,
N. y corner Of North and Baltimore streets,
03- Entrance in NORTH STREET, opposite the Pa
triUt Cfice.
Likenesses taken in clear or cloudy WeatheT, and
wGrrdnted a0t to fade.
g5- Hours Of operating from ga. NJ. to P. NJ.
Having taken the rooms recently occupied by MI
Porter and caused them to be remOdeed, TetIted and
the arrangement of qht greatly improved, the sub
scrher is now PREF pared execute correct and ele
giant Dagueuoetype Portraits, both Sinsy and in
Groups. Possessing a thorough knowledge of the
art and extensive racHca experience in Chemistry,
(having been OTsevera years joint proprietor OF j..
w. & n. w. Davis Drug and Chemical Establish
ment) together with superior Instruments apparatus
and materials ant determined to spare efforts TO
please, The subscriber confidently hopes for share
oil public patronage.
A small BOY wanted-apply as above.
de5.Iv j WISTAR DAVIS.