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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-13
4 ORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT ED

NORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT. ED
~ WARD KERsEY having lately opened a
commodious establishment on the north side Of
pennsylvania avenue, between Fuller's and Gala
Drums hotels respectfully announces that he il pro-
parea a, all times, and IN quick time, to serve up
meals, lunches, and refreshments of every kind N
vIsers who may call at his Restaurant sinely or in
parties. He is always supplied with the fines, fsh
flesh, and fowl which the markets afford which h.
will prepare in any style of cookery, to suit the taste
ana palate OF his friends and visitors His bar 10
always supplied with the choicest wines and liornr
Parties provided with dinners and suppers a. the
shortest notice. either at his restaurant or at riyat.
houses. ....,# .... .I .. P'"'e
Those who delight to look upon the beauties Of
me Ieanered tibe as well "a to regae their psa,es
kersey's museum. ~. ""'"
Oct 10--4t .,.-.. ..sH.r. .F.-a.#
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Inc name OF no person will be entered upon our
BOOKS unless the payment of the subscription DO
made in advance. - -
A NEW WORK, just published, and for sale
"a at the book and pamphlet stores, and the
sylvania avenue and 18th street, pamphlet Of 80
pages, entitled "'The claim of the Church Of Roma
to the exercise of religious federation during the pro-
Prletary government Of Maryland examined bv
Sept l2-eodc2w
[lntelligencer, Fountain, and SATURDAY. Even;rr
Visiter will please copyl
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Lowest three number prize $500
Grand consolidated No. 40, to be drawn at Will
mIngLon, Delaware, on Saturday, Oct "a. 1916.
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1900 DOLLARS DIVIDED INTO PRIZE,
OF 5000!

Tlckets slO-halves s5-quarters al sol.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13
FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

TIC Freight Ifans OF Iht
fg:fE:H.4tsSsss 81 @S1 Philadelphia, Wilmington and
ttsTEsSS MS5sa.S, Baltimore Railroad Company
- o.. -IsszSgIa now running daily Except
Sundays) between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
D7- MERCHANDlZE, SC, Will be received at
the depot, corner of President and Fleet SITS, every
day Except Sundays until O'Clock, P. NJ.
o. All articles must he accompanied with me-
morandum, showing the marks, destination It name
of censignee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for nay places (where agencys eStablished) must
be PAID in advance, otherwise they will not be sent.
dl5-I A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.


FENHE GENUINE VEG ETA BILE PILLS,
n AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHCEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. &c. OF all the rene
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most e1eCtua as
they have never been known to fail TO effect pc ma
nent cure They are mild and pleasant to take. yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge Of the most intimate friend These
Pills are pu up in square boxes with full directions
accompanying each box.
gBF- For sale by ]. o. & N. Mccormick, ~ Gay-st.
90. T,); G. Wiseman, Lightst opposite Fountain
Inn, and by J. F. Perkins & Bro, cor, Franklin and
Green-sts.
In Washington-by NJ. Delany, cor A. street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by C.. Scott, cor. 9TH st.
and the Avenue. Price 81 box. JAZZ
GsELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!!
- At No. IS HOWARD STREET,
Sd door from Fayettest.
large and general assortment of seasonabe DRY
GOODS at very reduced prices, in order to make
room for Spring purchases.
Rich Cashmere de LANES and Chusans
Handsome CLOAKINGS, at the low price of 81
Rich SHAWLS, of various kinds, very cheap
Beautiful new style CALICOES at l24
Good bIeached and unbIeached MUSLlNS at6I
French and English MERINOS, cheap
Apaccas and Bombazines, very cheap
Cassinetts, Cassimeres and Vestings
Woollen and Canton FLANNELS; HOSIERY
BLANKETS, and many other Winter Goods, at
closing out prices.
Also on hand, just received, fresh supply of Do
nestle, Furnishing and Staple DRY GOODS, at our
usual low prices-embracing
Bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtngs
TickiHgs; col'd Cambrcs; Checks; Stripes, &c.
Barnsley and Irish Sheetngs, 1914 and 1874
DmaaS Table Diaper Napkins and Towelling
Pillow case Linens, Irish Linens, &C.
Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss, Book and Plaid Muslins,
HAYWARD's Cheap Store,
fe7 No.25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13
MONTH OF MARCH.

The bud is in the bough,
And the leaf is in the bud,
And the earth's beginning now
In her veins to feel the blood,
Which warm'd by summer sun
In tn alembic of the vine,
From her fOHats will over-run
In Iuddy gush of wine.
The perfume and the bloom
That shall decorate the flowers.
Are quickening in the gloom
OF their subterranean bowers;
And the juices meant to feeds
Trees, vegetables, fruits,
Unerringly proceed
To their pre-appointed raots.
How awful is the thought
Of the wonders under ground,
OF the mystic changes wrought
In the silent dark profound
How each thing upward tends
By necessity decreed,
And worlds support depends
On the shooting of a seed.
The summers in her ark,
And this sunny piniOn'd day
Is commissioned to remark
Whether summer holds her sway;
Go back, thou dove Of peace,
With thy myrtle on thy wing,
Say that floods and tempGsts cease,
And the world is ripe for spring.
Thou hast fann'd the sleeping earth
Till her dreams axe all Of flowers,
And the waters look in mirth
From their overhanging bowers;
The forest seems TO listen
For the rustic Of its leaves,
And the very skies to glisten
In the hope of summer ewes.
Thy vivifying spell
Has been felt beneath the wave,
BY the d0rmOuse in its cell,
Aud the mole within its cave;
And the summer tribes that creep
Or in air expand their wing,
Have started from their sleep
At the summons of the spring.
The cattle lift their voices
From the valleys and the hills,
And the feather'd race rejoiees
With a gush of tuneful bills;
And if this ClOudless arch
Fills the poets song with glee,
y vivifying March,
Be ii dedicate TO thee.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE
This large and influential body assembled in
Washington on Wednesday. The president,
Rev. Eli Hinkle, took the chair; Rev. J. j.
Murray was chosen secretary, and Rev. S. H.
Fox, assistant. Revs. J. B. Ferguson, Ulysses
Ward and VIM. Matchett were elected homo
rary members.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

SLAYER. The schooner Pautucket, the prize
SLAYER captured by the U. S. sloop-of-war
Yorktown, on the Coast of Africa, has arrived
at New York, in charge Of 1t. Chandler of
the Navy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

BAD PAY. 1t is said that in Illinois the Cir
cult Judges are so poorly paid they are COM
PEELED, when on the circuit, to swap horses and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

"PETER FuNKs." Those rascals have made
their appearance in New Orleans, and every
evening open "mock auctions for the special
benefit of verdant Hoosier boatmen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

''THE AMERICAN MULrifLIcATIoN TABLE"
This is the head which the Hagerstown Herald
places over its marriage list. Quite appro-
pirate.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

LARGE THEATRE IN New YORK. A thea
tire to accommodate 1000 persons, is building
in New York. 1t will be opened in couple
of weeks.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

M E PLUS ULTRA TOBACCO. The I'M
lN dersigncd has now on hand, and is daily receiv
ing, large quantities of superior Chewing Tobacco,
to which he invites the attention of lovers of the
weed. II, f. KERNER
fs26 No. ls4 Lexington Market Space
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

THE LENTEN MONITOR, or Moral Re-
IL Elections and Devout Aspirations on the Cos
pels for each day from Ash Wednesday TO Easter
SUNDAY, by Rev. p. BAKER. "Behold now is the &C
eeptable time, now is the day of Salvation" Pub
lished and for sale by F.LUCAS, JR.
fe26 No. 10 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

NOR SALE. very likely mulatto girl, IL
IL years OF age, TO serve IL years. She can come
well recommended; first rate house servant and an
excellent seamstress and nurse. To good master
will sell her low. Apply quickly at
LIZ. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
feel No. 10 Exchange Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-08
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works. ready to execute orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil 10 almost
any may be wanted The Company hive spared
expense the Of the Works which would tend
the least degree the improvement OF the Lead having
avaed themselves Of modern Improvement for that
purpose. 80 =, 49,.
being well aware from familiarity with the differ
sold market that by far the proportion
sold such has been, and " greatly aduersed with
Baryes article Of mineral production, much heavier than
White Lead and itself virtue OF pigment
whatever being when mixed with oil almost transparent
and in fact nothing but its specific weight
the Trustees fthe Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed. nanmousy, the following resolution yz:
Resolved, That in view of manufacturing only prime
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground Oil that 70
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from
adueraon whatever which The Company will warrant a.
such 10 all who may purchas their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be well assured that every de-
pendence be placed the purity OF every pound OF
White Lead and sold by the Company WHICH
pureness will only tend the greater durability Of the
Paint, bu, will be found much economical in its use,
~ the most common description OF painting owing 20
the body covering quality Possesses thereby giving FAR
Paint would with three which every will bear Wit
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and LtharTe,
and have for sale variety of Paints Ground in OIL viz
Verdgris Black Paint Yellow Oche Spanish Brown, Pans
Green, Brunswick Greer, &c., &c.
Having been appointed General Agents for the Company
All '''''' W POLLEN & COLGATE,
rTousv Pearl street corner of Beekman
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Moyements Of Trayellers

The arrivals yesterday were even more numerous
than have hitherto recorded The tide is now at the
food and rapidly overlooking all the hotels of the
City
AMrRIcAr-Crsig Biddle Philadelphia; T.. p. Guerard
South Carolina; A. Olmstesd Philadelphia Dr. Harris
Philadelphia; A. Hayes. United States Army 4th infan
try; Mr. Waller do; Captain Morrison DO; A. ID. Deter
Venezuela; Lieut. Blair, United States Army; A. r. Ed
Waterbury; w Middleton do; r D. Silver China; Tho
Ball. Virginia; J. Deehe, Philadelphia
AsroR-B Wainwright Boston; q. johnson. Virginia;
George Wilson, Marblehead; r. Hooper. Boston; l..
Richmond, Providence T. StrouP, Phiadelphia; T. Rug
Mobile; C. NJ. Pope, do C. Garston, New Orleans; A.
Thurman, Ohio b. William, Charleston; A. Campbell.
Trinidad; q. Dauchy, Troy; w. Woodwork, Hyde
park; Mr. Darlington, Philadelphia; J. Wentworth,
Washington; j. Hollis, Baltimore; I'd. Johnson Ala.
temala c. Browning Philadelphia II. Bowerman orth
Adams; Major Bloodgood Albany Captain Norris u 8.
Army Captain Crabtree, do; c. Chauncey, Rye; George
Roberts, Boston; NJ. Van Rensselaer,, Newport T.
Rogers, Connecticut; J. Wilson, United States Army;
Captain Durtrey, Stonngton; w. Bryant, Virginia; ).
Smith, Boston; Captain Howe Lyme Rev. NJ. Smith,
Washington; George Hart, Philadelphia.
FRANKLIN-C. Richardson, New York; M. Lyman,
Northampton J. Jennett, New Hampshire; J. Bennett
New Orleans; J. Little Ohio; d. Hobbs Baltimore; Philo
j. Findlay, Philadelphia; N. Tunts, somervile; L. Co.
nant, Cambridge; Nat. Watson, do; Captain Day Nor
wch; b. Nicole, Houston; T. Blake Troy; c. Pratt.
Florida; Treadwell, New Orleans; A. Enos, Indiana
g. Pritchard CHM.
HowARp-J. McCombes, Tennessee; r. Dunlop, Lock-
port; T. Bun, Middleford; J. Gonda Pennsyl vana; C..
Scott, Washington; Spears, Georgia; r. Folwel Phi.
ladelphia; j. Hache do; w Donald, Boston, H. Poindsx-
ter. do; 7 Robertson, Mexico WSmith CHM; J. Thorn
son, Philadelphia George West, Salem; J. Burlington
NADIA; j. l.. Fitch; Lauontaine and other Miami Chiefs
DR.. Hancock, Mexico.
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May 90, 1916.
BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS.

THE best possible remedy for Indigestion Js.ndes.
tercs Debility Drowsness Weakness Sour Stomach &c
Most persons feel the necessity OF using some tonne Or
cay those engaged in sedenary emp No ARTICLE
better calculated for such than the above The
ingredients which they are composed highly rscommen
ded all medical books the best TONES known to
the medical world They purify the blood revive the spirits
and strengthen the whole system The proprietor conf
dent that would this cheap and pleasant
dy trial. they will other They put at
the lowest possible price, IN order place them within the
reach Of all
Price Is cents pint bottle.
WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL OrODELDOC,
Is the only eectua remedy for Rheumatism Sprans S6
of Neck and Joints, Govt, Cramp &C. Recommended
by Dr. L. MITcHEL late Professor Of Physc the N. g.
College Of Physicians.
Price Is cents bottle
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF,
For Headache and Catarrh composed principally Of Roots
aud Aromatic Herbs Recommended BY the celebrated Dr.
WArERHousE, late Professor Of Medicine Howard Uni
versty, Cambridge.
Price Is and 80 cents per bottle
The above articles prepared and sold by j. GEORGE
WH1TWELL tlate J: r. Whitwell & Son, Bostonl
Sold also by A. b. D. SANDS Druggsts 100 Fulton,
ner Of William street. New York my9 lmeoder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-08

SERIOUS FIRE AT CONVICTION, Lave have
been permitted to publish the following letter,
addressed to gentleman in this cy:-
CovINoroS, June 27.-About one o'clock this morning
village resounded with the alarm Of fire, which ori.
ginated in the large brick belonging D. r. Bag
ley, occupied by Miner & White. In a few moments
the of citizens at the scene and notwh-
standing their united and untring exertons, the dcvss
tatng element spread with the greatest rapdy reduc
ing to ashes in hour and half, the AMI
tents where originated and the following other build
ings, viz: The stores Of Brown, Jewell kirkland;
Richard A. Sibley; Mr.. Schwartz the hotel known
the Kimball Hotel kept by Mr. Parker; wheelwright
and blacksmith shop owned by A. c. Hosmer, and the
kitchen of VIM H. Kirkland Most of the goods and ef
fecs moved out of the buildings and scat
tered through the streets No material accident
red to any individual except to c. H. Almand who fell
from the top Of warehouse, and was slightly injured
At time almost despaired of saving the stores Of
TIL A. Crawford and q. T. Gilbert but by constant
erions am happy to say that they were both saved
The former moved all his goods out The loss to
of our citizens will be serous some Of the property
insured Mcssrs Brown, Jewell kirkland's loss will
not be very great they saved almost everything
luable-the greatest damage they will suffer, viii be
caused by moving their goods out into the street.
Schwartz, Parker, Minter and White, must be among
the greatest suferers-none Of them, however, had
heavy stocks hand III supposed that the 6rs orr
gnated inside of the building and the act Of
mercess incendary.-N. 0. Delta, June %.
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GENlN'S GOSSAMEk HATS,

n WEIGHING from az to ~ ounces. Price only - So
- Ii is years the Gossamer Hat first
introduced by the subscriber the notice Of the New York
public ghtest the desirable the tasty
ucle for wear heretofore in
The astonishing attending them, evnced by the
extraordinary Of sales and the popular approbs
ion upon them By the many who have them
their have been lost the subscriber who
show that he anxious excel in his
for public the Gossaner hat much and
liable like the Leghorn and Panama lose either shape
color from the They be soled by
either persPraton oil from the hair commonly the
with other Hs for the much admired style Of trimmings
This is decided advantage ovef all other hats.
The public invited to call and . this article At
j. N. GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store
myZ lmfrc 2li Broadway, opposite st. Paul's Church
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More sss.usagc Democracy,

The Sausage" section of the House of Rep.
rescntatves, headed by the illusrrious author of
the sentiment, that Education is opposed to de-
mocracy," has succeeded in the hurry of get
ting the tariff bill through in passing the item,
evying duties on books and periodicals. imported
for literary and scientific institutions. A duty of
20 per cent ad UatorcD, is thus proposed to be laid
on the reviews, magazines, and other period-
Gals, constantly forwarded by express, to public
Libraries and reading rooms. 1t may be safely es-
timated, that the total sum to be derived from
this source, will not amount to more than few
hundred dollars throughout the whole country,
while the effects on the literary establishments
interested, will be very pernicious--for it will be
necessary for them to make separate entry for
every package, containing few periodicals for
the month or week, with as much formalty is
required to obtain permit for large cargo of
tea, and cause delay of several days or more in
the receipt Of books, now spread before the pub
lie as soon as the foreign newspapers received
by mail.
The duty on books is ten per cent, which,
although patry consideration to the revenue,
not likely to yield thousand dollars per annum,
will prove serious check to the increase of pub
lie libraries. The addition of ten or twenty dol
lars to the cost OF an expensive book of reference
will tend to prevent very many valuable works
relating to the arts from ever reaching our coun-
try ; and those TO whom such works are the most
essential namely, artisans, engineers, architects,
public institutions, mechanics, &c. Nc, men OF
limited means generally, will be deprived more
than ever of consulting them, and thereby of inn
proving themselves in knowledge OF their pro-
fessions, and promoting the interests and advan-
tages Of the country ut large. But such is
" sausage democracy" 1t cannot be possible
that the Senate of the United States will suffer
this wretched blow TO be struck at the educational
institutions of our country. Let the exceptions
which in every civilized country exist in favor Of
public institutions still continue: and let the
sausage members find some other game to relish
their luncheons. TRUE FRIEND TO EDUCATION.
WRECKS AND Loss OF LrFE-During the gale of
Saturday and Sunday last, the barks Ockbrook,
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-$7
Is per annum-paysble in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pnce Ga cents
PEP copy-$3 i2h cents annum-payable in advance.
HERALD FOR EuROPt-Fvery Steam Packet day
Price 81 per coPy-S3 90 annum payable in adj
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual priees-always cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des-
patch
All letters communisatons, by mall addressed to the
tabshment must be PAID the postage will be de-
d sted from the subscription money remitt- d.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEW YoRK HERALD EsTABLsPMENr,
North West corn ROT Fulton and Nassau streets
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WATTkiPONT & CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,

- 50 Nassau street, near Fulton New York. -
THE subscribers beg call the attention Of the public
the quality Of their various kinds OF Hats Of their
aeiurs They have Just small apply Of superior
sample Of which they will feel much pleasure showing
those who will favor them with call The undersigned
10 pretend to sell at Is 10 cent less than
other neither they boast having plen
did but they atte themselves that the quality and
finish Of their Hats win give entire satisfaction, the prices
charged
They have adopted the French style Of trimming the
hats which preventive TO the perspration coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their appearance.
NJ B. WATERFRONT,
Inns WIN n JAMES
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Me- > fkl u ODS
ADAPTED TO CENT? EMEN,s WEAR

ADAPTED 10 OENTLEMENS WEAR.
w NJ MATTHIESSEN, i27 Fulton street. invites the in
w specon of the public TO his choice stock of French
Black and colored Cloths and Cassmers Vesngs OF all
ete suitable for spring trade which now 70 be sod Low
Tor CASH Customers desiring TO have ELEGANT AND
DURABLE GARMENTS At MODERATE PRICES.
would do well TO have their cut by the ekcen eat
this establishment who capable of giving
fitting garment the fasdious desire.
All articles ofsma continually hand Shirts,
cially
Remember the number, ia7 Fulton street: ,,,,,,,
ale lmsI WIN. MATTHlESSEN
THE PROPRIETORs OF THE SHAKESPEARE no
i TEL, Of William and Duane Streets
fully inform their friends aud the public generally that they
leased the above and entirely re6tted the
Every possible effort will be made regard
fort Cleanliness and attention. towards their visite They
have provided themselves with stock Of Wines,
Liquors Segars to be surpassed by hotel in the city
The bar has been entirely reted and the house undergone
thorough cleaning and repair.
Hot Lunch will be served up every day the bar.
posed Of Chowder and other reshe prepared in superior
style.
Price Of rooms per week.. ::.... el3toS23
Refractory will shortly be established in the basement,
for the Of the boades and visite the house
and luxur of the will be served up on the
reasonable terms.
Several spaciou. to be let for meetings private par
ties referees SC &c Also large with gas and all
GEORGE PIERIS, Manager.
May 90, 1916. my2 3taw imsrc
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WINDOW SHA DES.
THE cheapest and best ss:crtmsus IN the United sssss'
LOT safe DUScKER & seeker, s. Chatham .srsst,,
mv7 I'm ere one door from Chambers street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-08

CKACKERs AND sHlf BNEAD, y Noff sueet, nssf
~ Walker street-JAMES PARR, having recently intro
duced machinery into his Baking Estsblshnsnt "a,
abled produce article IN ship bread ana
cker invites city and country merchants call sad
his goods soda aud milk Biscuit pot and navy hread.
uacurng them that they can be sold q ne vesy
prices. WV, 49,
DURE wATER-sTONEs IMPROVEp. p IMIUM
Water Filfer-These filters not only clarity bat Dty
the most nrbid water rendering perfectly ssobreu: ~
ves,;ng II of mn and animal matter, analeu
la Ec The Offering properties ofthis great
tha, even with soap tobacco &C. &c. -
perfectly taseess odor and OF bright chysta
line Can be operation and for sale at 5ene
and Brohes Croton Plumbing establishment - Broadway
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-08

REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
~ M& @ @
GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr, has removed his Office No
&c Broadway and continues to remit money sums large
SMALL persons residing of Ireland the
and his predecessor have done
the last thirty and also, of England
Scotland.
Money remitted by letter postpaid the subscriber.
personally deposited with him. with the
in Ireland England, Scotland, whom
he sent and town, will be Immediately transmit
ed and paid accordingly and receipt that effect
forwarded to the sender. a28 lmsr