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~ n Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and emily nuin always has the written signature
the proprietor 81 H. DALEY on the wrapper Of each box
Southern Depot Isl ChRrtres street, New Orleans. dSu
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~ Electro Magnetic Machines, for Medical I Use
Improved Platina Baerespce from $2 SO SIS fho
sophica manufactured order Dentists Gold Foil Plat
Wire Socktons Artificial Teeth Files Excayato Points 70
Sgm MUS ''- J. D. ANDERSON, IL St. Charles st.
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~ Perseverance Fire Co, No. 13.-The Annual
Meeting Of the Company for the Election Of Onces and pseass
EVENING, Dec. 30, at halfpast o,cl1ck. :
EDWARD H. FOSDICK, Foreman.
CHARLES h. CHURCHILL, Secretary. al
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E% NewOrleans, Dec. s. 1S48.-Dr. ]. MENsING:
sTh consider be the best
job They equally svceab for use as The
Those needing done line liberty
call me- No. IA St. John betSeen Pdo and GraYer
strrets, and inspect it for themselves Yours, -
ds SIN A. g. TUCKER.
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CHoLERA-The Boston Daily Advertiser has
full reports of the progress of the cholera in Russia,
up to Nov. 81. 1t was palpably decreasing. We
learn that DIR. Handyside, the first English physi-
clan in St. Petersburg, had treated 1900 cases in
one large establishment, and lost only thirteen
patients. This shows a very small proportion of
mortality in comparison with the former nrOads of
this disease In almost all cases prompt assistance
and care succeeded in effecting cure.
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Auction salea This Dav.

MoRPHY MENUS will sell at 10 o'clock, at No 81 Maya.
zine street, Groceries. Provisions, Liquors, etc.
BoEKEvAL DOMINION will sell at 10 O'Clock. at No. 2S
Where street, Elegant Furniture.
R. M ARMV1ELD win sell at the of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots, Shoes, etc. with
out reserve. [E&~ See Auction head1
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fW@ Asiatic OhoIera.-UR. PhESIUN, who was EN-
poyed by the City Authorities the Hospitals 10 New York dun
prevalence 1882 and f will be happy renee
any persons afflicted with this fearful malady Office on
door Of st. Charles street, in st. Joseph street. diS I'm
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3. F. SMITH & BRoCKLEBANK,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
North Of LAFAYETTE SQUARE and ST. CHARLIE
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IL Rogers's Liverwort and I'VE invite the
of readers Of an excent remedy
for Coughs Colds Diseases Of the Lungs and Chest to the avs
tisemen Of this article, the third page Of paper nsO I'm
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RE- Mississippi Fire 90. No 1.-THE Annual Meet
ing Company, the Election Of Officers and Delegates to The
Firemens Charitable Association takes place SATURDAY
EVENING, the s0th inst al ha-past O'Clock.
d29 JN0 L. MACAULAY, Secretary.
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aY" Protection Hose Fire Co. = The Officers and
Members Company will please attend Regular Monthly
WaEhmg and Cleaning on SUNDAY MORNING, Dec. 81 at
o'clock Also Regulsr Monthly Meeting MONDAY EVEN
ING January at O'clock attendance requested
By order. d29 WIN. Il. ALLEN Secretary.
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~ NOTTCE-Jeferson Fire 90. No 15-The
Oer and Members the above Company requested to attend
Also Monthly Meeting Immediately after Washing day
Nv order. d29 ROBT Z. QUINAN, Secretary.
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THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF ART,
which originally exhibited New York. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington now on exhibition At
CgOkE'S GALLERY. No. IL sF. CHARLES STREET.
p5oeeas p ne munheent donation Of is IA MES
relief Of DESTITUTE FEMALES.
PanapbB descriptive Of to
BOOKSTORES and HoteIs-Price, 10 cents
Pes II Tiees 50 cents; Children under u years. harres
Hours q Exhibition. from o toiopM .as,,
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:

LATITUDE g 81 30 N-LOreIruDR. 80 Win Time, 81.
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a COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOU SCI
"A Containing thfes rooms kitchen ard yard II re- o.'
quised. may hs bad furnished unfqrnished or the
leass wiz Be dposed Of For particulars apply 81 the Of
d 81 chnIm sHas. ans daaI a6oEs PoTS.a..
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SANDS'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

The elegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS, "go up with surpass-
ing skill and beauty, expressly for the hoydays
Also, splendid Of BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS
together with choice collection Of and beautiful goods admi
raby adapted for presents.
Juvenile ANIMALS. BOOKS. etc. great variety
ready for examination.
d9 d2dp&Wu J. B. STEEL,
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ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-P. M.
The receipts by the canal within the last 81 no
were, 5000 bbls -four $500 bush wheat. Flour con-
tinued without change. In corn, notice sales Of
bushels good mixed at "a cts Sales 900 bushels
Barley at "a . 90 cts.
PIrTsBURGH, Nov q.
The flour market, with moderate business in favor
Of the buyer There is but little in arket Sales of
Western at SO 81 to 81. The market for wheat has Q
downward tendency. Corn is steady. Sales Of pro.
visions only fer the supply of the regular trade de-
msnd. Sales of Western bacon sides at ~ to 40;
shoulders, at 4 to 4Xc hams, at I to THo. Lard
sells at to 7Ac. Sales Of butter at to $40 Cheese
sells at to 6Ho sales Of Rio coffee 1T to 7c sales
Of New Orleans molasses at SOC per gallon Porto Rico
sugar sells at 5 to 5hc Sales Of dried apples at 5Oo
and peaches at 81 IL per bushel Sales Of whiskey
bbls ct II to 17zc per gallon.
There Is 6k feet of water in the channel Of the
river, which is still rising The weather continues
wet and unpleasant. The Allegheny river Is In navi-
gable condition, and iron and lumber arriving. All
the iron to arrive Is sold at advanced rates.
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rELEGHAPHIc MTEL,IGEaCR.
Later rntel,'igen from Santa Re.

Later Intel, iSenco from Santa Fo.
Sr. LOUIS Nov. Bpm
Adyices from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to the 18th Of
October, have been receivsdi.1 this city.
The people In convention had agreed to petition
Congress for speedy territorial orenizston and had
protested against the of any part Of
their territory They had also asked proteS against
domestic slavery This action by the people of New
Mexico upon the subjects mentioned has been tsken
dioton great portion Of the territory Of New
Mexico. 1t will be recolected that the State autho
rites Of Texas recently appointed circuit judge for
the district Of Santa Fe, who immediately proceeded
thither for the purpose Of administering and enforcing
the State laws of Texas 1t is denied by the Texans
that the United States acquired by the conquest Of
Santa Fe any other civil authority there than the S.
Government had obtained by the annexation of Texas
to the Union and the appointment Of q territoris,
Governor and other OWL officers by authority OF the
President shortly after the occupation of New Mexico
by General Kearny and the United States troops was
regarded at the time by the Texan newspapers % Q
trespsss upon the rights Of the State Of Texas The
whole question 10 likely to become interesting and
perhaps exciting one-Herald1
Gen Lane had arrived at Santa Fe, and consented
to remain there short time before proceeding on his
journey to California.
Kit Carson was met on the oath instant, ct Whet.
stone, with the Oregon Express.
Business generally was dull.
The Indians we're disposed to peace.
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co N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Nov. 49,

S6-0
Quotations for stocks to-day, do not vary materially
from those current at the close yesterday the sales
we're only to . moderate extent. At the first board
Harlem advanced a per cent Long Islsndh; Canton
Co. fell of a Government stocks and Treasury notes
closed at yesterdays prices.
At the second board there a slight improvement
In most Of the fancies and the market closed with
upward tendency.
We give at length, in another column, the unsni-
nous opinion the Supreme Court deiveredby Judge
Edwards the decision recently made In relation to
the affairs of the North American Trust and Banking
Company This is the frat decision Of the kind made;
and 1t Is directly contrary to all others, 1t has cre-
ated considerable excitement among those interested.
II appears that the company when In active opera
ton drew bills of exchange the firm Of Palmers,
Maokilop, Dent Co., Of London, to large amount,
which paid without that house being in funds to
do so. After meeting these bills for time, the
Banking Company informed that they must make
remttances to make good their account, their bills
would be protested In accordance with this request
the Banking Company made assignment Of certain
securities to Planners, Mackiop, Dent Co., to
the debt at that time incurred. Tho bill fled by
the receiver to set aside this assignment and the
highest count in the State has given its unanimous
opinion that the assignment legal and is binding
upon the pa,ties who made it. What effect this deci-
still unsettled, is question which many would like
disposed Of
The Harlem Railroad Company have given notice
that application will be made to the next session Of
the Legislature Of this State for extension Of time
required by the charter to complete its road to Albany
According to the charter the road must be completed
some time during the year 1si9 There ase yet forty
miles Of road to build connect the termination at
Dover Plains with the West StookbridSe Road, and
the company ind 1t impossible to construct that much
in such short period This is, in farb the priacpal
object the company have in view; but they have in
cluded In their petition application for liberty to
raise the amount necessary to complete tho road by
an increase of capital stock, otherwss. About on,
million Of dollars required &C. Anish the road md
II the company will only complete the road to Dover
Plains, put it in first rate order, and commence pay
ing dividend the old stock 1t could easily raise
its bonds all the money neccssnrto connect the road
with Albany, upon the mossfavorable terms.
Counterfeit 50 bills on the Canal Bank Of Iockport
srs In circulation In pretty large quantities. The
vignette IL . female, In a sitting position, with stat
and liberty cap on T. In her hand with eagle and
shield behind herr purporting to have been engraved
in Philadelphia, by Spencer, Hufty Danforth, Some
tgned with IL. +. Flagg and a. Hsnford, Registers
appearance very pale
Ths guantity of a0vr wheat, corn. and barley left
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE We understand that the
government has purchased ten acres of land, with
four hundred feet of river front, on the Mississippi
half mile below the foundry, Algiers, opposite
New Orleans for the purpose Of constructing there
on. a Navy Yard. The property belonged to Mr..
BENIN, AND l..e coAsideIasioA yiyeu waS s-5,coo.
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ANOTHER TELESCOPE CoMET.-A Telescope
Comet was discovered In the Constellation Cygnus on
the evening Of the rs instant, at On Son. NJ. from
the Cambridge Observatory, by Mr. George P. Bond.
Its place was
lssS Nov. 25th, 6h 57m Cambridge mean solar time
A. II 20h 35m lis
North Dec 81 deg 21m 30 sec
Its motion Is towards the south
We have been fortunate as to obtain obser
vation Of Enckes Comet the day of its perhelion
passage, and after its near approach to Mercury
This viii serve to determine, from the pertur baton
which the Comet has undergone, the Of Mercury
with greater accuracy than has yet been done.
w. G. Bonn.
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letter from Warsaw of the 9th ut states that
great CONSERVATION has been created by order of
the Emperor, directing that the conscription shall be
enforced throughout Poland in night and 1t Is
stated that six thousand persons had aed from Warsaw
and the vicinity alone. The panic Is by no means
imaginary term Of military service Of twenty Ave
years. the Punishment to the most distant part Of tho
country the cruel treatment when in such service,
which Is disgrace to human nature these are the
horrors which in tmidate all from catering the Russian
military service.
Very important enterprises spoken of, which
the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh Ia disposed to carry
out in it's foreign political relations.
Letters from st. Petersburgh announce that the
Car has bestowed Russian orders two of the Aus
TRAN officers engaged in the war in Lombardy, as tes
tmonsls Of the Imperial appreciation Of thes valor.
Denmark.
The advices from Denmark in the Deutsehe Zeiiung,
show that the fever Of the Danes has In wise
abstsd. Addresses to the govern ment were pouring
In from all quarters, not merely from tbs Dantsh ISL
ands, but also from Jutland and North Soheswg, de-
ma nding renewal Of hosttles In imperative terms.
SUICIDE OF VIscoUNT MIDDLEToN.-rhe follow
ing is the verdict returned In this case,-" We
ind that the Right Hon George Allen, Visoount Mid
dleton, In q certain In Pepper Harrow mansion,
Pepper Harrow Park In the parish OF Pepper Harrow,
within the county Of Surrey, did ON Wednesday the
Let of 1898 destroy his own life no being at
the time In state Of temporary insanity.
RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT EvEwKrr We UNI
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TuRU. s. MAIL STEAMER NoRTHERSKR came
In yesterday morning, from Charleston, with the
great Southern mail. We have New Orleans pa
pers by her two days later than received by the
Re guar land mail.
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Fashionable Intelll~cnce.

Tie Opera well and fsshionably attended on
Monday evening, being the first representation Of
Norma" The house was very beautiful, but the per-
formance execrsble. Madame Lsbords performed
Norma very WELL tho extent Of her taste and power
but she Is entirely unequal for the character Taken
as whole, 1t complete failure, and indicates
too truly the insciency Of the manager in thrustng
upon coed nstured audience artists that can only
create rdicue It was the only good house in fort
night
Baron DE RoTscHILp is the fashionable lion Of the
day. He attended the Opera on Monday night. In
company with NJ BELMONT, who introduced him to
the bellies Of the season The Baron Is young man
without beard or moustaches, and seems simple and
unpretendipg He puts up at Delmonco's, in Broad
way, and will be the observed Of all Observers dur
ing the season. He comes to this country to look
around him to pick up information probably to
carry back some facts to Paris preparatory to some
grand financial emigration. He Is the son Of the
Parisap Rothschild whose house has probably "suer
cd somsn in the recent commissions in Europe. II
they want to rave the wreck remains, they should
remove New York, and become citizens Of this great
happy prosperous republicthe only one in the world
yet, that has been successful We have not heard
whether the young Baron Is married man-if he Is
not he cannot escape the lovely young bellies Of Anne
RIGA. Annexation is an American principle that
never fails.
Benedict is still sick and the lovely Tru still out
of humcr. If the tenor don't soon, and the
pro donna continue in her present state suppose
Signor Fry will set his musical critics upon both
through the columns Of his pet journals.
There is talk Of getting up three four splen-
did fancy balls at the Opera House, to make up the de-
nsienoies of the recent bad houses and mismanage-
msnt. One fancy ball may succeed but they are too
xt.y aAs IN md
ady's fancy dress will cost from $50 to $780, and
sometimes $780, besides the price of tickets which may
be $40 each. Our fashionable society cannot afford
ssoh high prices particularly there is bankrupt
law to get rid Of fashionable debts If the fancy balls
are got up, of the famous Polka dancers that
made their debut at Saratoga and Newport, last
mer, and produced such q sensation ali round the
world will be on the floor to astonish the canaitle.
Tomorrow night, Herr gives his grand concert at
the Tabernacle AL the Opera troupe not sick or out
OF humor will sing the occasion.
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For CALIFoRNIA.-Th second Of Messrs. How
land IL Aspinwalfs mail steamers, the Oregon.
goes TO sea this morning. Her destination Is San
Francisco, but she will touch at Rio Janeiro, Bue-
nos Ayres, and Panama. The third vessel in this
line leaves in the middle of January.
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BERMUDA.-We have copies OF the Royal Ga
sette and OF the Bvm~dian, to the 18th inst The
give nothing worthy of notice.
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BRITISH MAIL STEAMER AMERICA, hence for Hall
fax and Liverpool, was spoken on the 23d instant
at 3 A. M In lat. Al 55, lon 81 so.
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City Intelligence.


SUNDAY LIauoR TRArric.-A meeting OF the friends
Of temperance, opposed to the sale of liquor Sun
day was held last night at No. 800 Broadway. Mea-
eures taken to petition the Common Council to
enforce the law against the selling of quor on sun
day Several addresses were delivered relative to the
subject and the meeting was most enthusiastic 1t
determined to address request to ali the clergy
Of the city to enforce the subject upon their con-
gregations.
at No. College Place, yesterday, on the body of Dr.
Thomas Van Buren,, aged 65 years, native of New
while endeavoriDg to jump on the platform from the
Fulton ferry boat, Monday evening about8 o'clock
In his fall his leg passed down between the boat aud
the platform, and, before he could extricate himself
the boat struck the dock and jsmmed the deceaseds
leg against the PLATFORM smashing 1t in most shock
ingmsnner below the knee. The deceased was picked
up by some citizens and conveyed into thlerry house.
where in less than Eve minutes he expired The Jury
rendered a verdict according to the above facts
FIREs.-A fire broke out, on Monday evening, in the
building No 20 Clark street. which put out with
trifipg damage. A ere broke out on Monday night,
in the building No rs Spring street. caused by the
bursting Of spirit gas lamp which was put out be-
fire broke out about quarter before eleven O'clock
last night in the artificial flower and ribbon store OF
A. l.. Meeserue Co., No. 1881 Greenwich street,
which put out with triaing damage by fire. though
the damage by water was considerable.
FIRES IN THE UPPER PART THE CITY.-There have
been many fires in the upper section Of the city of
late nearly all OF which have proved very destructive
from the small number of engines and hose carriages in
that vicinity. That part Of the city is rapidly i'm
proving, and the Corporation should have eye to
the safety Of the property There are several new
companies formed not Of whom has the necessary
apparatus for working at fire. There rs also very
meagre supply of water, especially in the Sixteenth
ward The people OF that section have to bear their
share of the taxes and 1t is but right the Corporation
should devise means for the protection of their pro-
perty
FOURTH WARD CITIZENS GuARp.-This corps under
command Of Capt Sweeny, passed the Herald office
yesterday after noon They are noble looking body
heir target bore evident marks Of shoe ing
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The Weather.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2S-P. M.
The weather Is again mild and the ice fast disap-
nearing
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

TIE DAILY HERALD Three editions ercry day. cents
pr ecYp-E Is per annnm. The MORNING EDITION
p.biishd at ocoek and distributed before breakfasts
tGrsf AFTERNOON EDITION. be had Of the ns,cshcy
ai o'clock r. NJ, and tia seoad AFTERNOON EDITION at
~ o'clock.
THE " EEkL Y HERALD-Epery Saturday. for cirerld-
os the American Confiaent-6A cents copy - lz PER
ann.s to neIaee ths poSss Iss Essepsa" 'aa0"
ALL LETTERS BY usa ssbserttoss or iotfh adrer-
tements to be post PAID the postage M be deducted from
tkr money rcsifted.
VOLUNTARY CORE ONDENCE. containing mporfant
solicited from quarter Of the 0orid; 1'ed' 0 DC
literally paid for.
IDVERTISEMENTS (renctoed eue7y morning. and to b
bs Scd In fhe paor.iao editions reasonable
prscss 10 be ,srten PLAIN ie0bie the proprietor
sof rrsfonsble errors IN ndadscripf -
M MOTTO fah mrnunc rtions. What
evxr l. tndd Insertion mast be authenticated by tie Mans
and oddrs of fAs trrer necessarily for publication, but
as agnaraniy Of his good faith We eannst return rejected
administrations.
PRINTING of all kinds ereetaed beautifully and 10Th des
patch received at the Qce. Of Fulton and
Nassau streets.
TIE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT u open throughout ths
ngM a trel day.
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The STEAMER CRESCENT CRY arrived hence, a
Havana, on Wednesday last.
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There were sixty battles fought during ths rsvou-
tiopsry war thirty eight during the last with
Cl AZ Britain Ihuty'wc IN VII during the late war
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RESIGNATION or PRESIDENT EVERETT We I'M
derstand that Mr.. Everett has resigned the presden
cy OF Harvard College. Boston yadr Nov. 49,
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A full Stock of Choice OvercOats can al-
ways be found at Carkes Clothing Store li6 william st.
from $40 to SIG The colors black blue
and drab Ny goods made in the neAtst aud most
durable and being the inventor Of tho famous
tine Coat my skill unquesonable Gentlemen from
adjacent parts rely upon being dealt with upon terms Of
strict integrity The price ticket 10 every article
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years They and elastic and
owdgd 70 be the best and cheapest Pens the world Soh
only by Watson Co. No. Is Wall street. Gold
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Certainly, for filling large orifices In the
Teeth where gold cannot be used the impsrishabe
of IS Barclay the only unfaiing
article know Of His Tncu Aroma for preventing tartar
cleansing preserving enamel Of the teeth has rival
amopg dentifftes.
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Wigs and TOupees.-We would advise all
wishing superior wig or Sea to examine The exsn
sivs assortment At Bachelors manufncory No. Wall street.
No Hb newnvent wigs obtained silver medal the
fair Of the American Institute copy the address.
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Portable Dressing Csses--In all that tho
name imports, containing the aest space the most useful
perfect Manufactured by G. Saunders Son. fH Broad
way, corner Of Liberty street. and 3S7 Broadway.
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The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
upper corner Of Bioadwa and Murray street 10 the place
be certain of obtaining the best Dasuerreop
Uron examination Of this Gallery every must readily coin
eide with