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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

RoBBINe AsD CoUNTERFEITIse ASSOCIATIONS.
The Tennessee Valley, published at Gun,ersyill.
Marshall county, Alabama, says great excitement
prevails there in consequences of the formation
robbing and eounterfei,ing associations in th, I
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: y. HIlLaAN. J. $ HILLMAN
= N.U!LEllAN ~ CO., so Front street
II. EEw fCKK. Agents for the sale of VIRGINI 4
HaNt'FACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances or consi iSnments "a 1-6m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

! El1Is y. WEBB & co., GENERAL
/ Z COMMISSION AERCHANTS, offer their ser
wee, Eor the sale and purchase of Flour, Wheat,
N7f5. I2bacco, &C. se 8-.-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

fF fFEltUNAI..-Dr. PLUME mas renewed
Ia ms cthce the third house, South of Trinity
CnuFch South side, aod about one hundred yards be-
i.w the Exchange Hotel. DR.. P. continues to treat
syFhlitic and gouorrhPal plants and having
i much practice IN this line flatters hinge that he
give very general satisfaction A call from
ta0ss Interested is solicited
DR. p sis makes and veHds one of the best reato-
EstIves (Chemca! Extract of French Flowe-s) for
cgsstlEtionai eskness, offered 10 tbs public.
EE, +. may be consulted ccnf ieptaliy by letter,
otherwise. Medicines 8 curely packed and sent
20 order, Ia almost any direction.
Gi.,ce Eou.s from NJ, till M. Franklin
street. near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08
{ tiEEAI sALE oE DRY GUUDs:
"a A LARGE STOCK or
NEW EA LII DRY GOODS
TO BE sat ID WITHIN
T W . MON # IS!
y. CUEAiaN.
Uara y y ~

y, COHEN,
NO IT'S BROAD STREET.
EeGs to to th4 pubic that the constant in
crease Of his bueiness makes 1t imperative to have
b.. store enlarged, and in order to have this
Improvement executed ss possible, all the
goods viii be offered =: such extremely
LOW PRICES
QUICK SALES!
TIC enum crate the goods and their prices would
take fc much spsce; suffice IL TO say that he has In
sore hn unusually large stock, embracing everything
n the
DRY GOODS LINE.
ard his fscili.s for purchasing goods being as good
Is lhCse cf eny ether house in the city,
"hhAT BARGAINS
Good. soid exclusively for CASH de 2-Iw+
NOTICE TU TAX pAYEif@ Pursuant
= ' to an Ordinance passed lth Of January, 1855,
= Ia arterd st the Collectors Office in the City Hail.
ticn l5h to Sst OF December inclusive, to receive
IRE entitled deduction of 10 per cent by having
previously paid the fret half in june last in accord.
j. A HoBsoH, C. C.R
n. B. twill be seen from the above, that the
Collector is required to attend ct the Office from the
18th TO 3ls of this month to receive taxes remain.
lng oEe from June last before he January term of
'he HusLings Court, he Is required by Ordinance to
h,iertss delinquent real estate to be sold for
i7JmeBt u taxes. Persons who have not done
"id zee TIE necessity of calling and paying their
t74s Is it Will be impossible for the Collecor to call
De din j. A HoBsoN. C. C.R
ahl3k4E w ol N y ~slll II ca t1Ns
- CERT, Dealers in italian and American Mar
he, s1d Retufac.urers of MONUMENTS. TOMBs,
kAD PIECES, FORTS, FURNITURE MAR
hLE, &c nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
bsin st.
We respectfully invite the attention o, those IN
want to stock on hand. which consists OF az
!srge and welt finished an assortment can be found
ii toy esta abiisnmept 10 the city
AONUHkNTS of any size or desigq made 70 or
DE-, a. the lowest New York or Phisdetphia prices
RENE n Der The place. and please give los caii al
ter examining work manship and prices Elsewhere.
Z5--3m
H. E|bNGINts.---The exercisen in III a.pns.
~ Hsse a slteaoy hs,r am prepared 70 receive
~soIhef NUMBER 81 Pat earse Of twely(s lessons.
Isrfas-fiye d0uAls, WILk AEHER
&C Its
l,T,I1,. E11K sALE.--viTxf7ia s'nte
- ateeki bsns o. 4. r. MAUkY CO,
"a. Exehsnse and Stock 9brokeh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

: las. ii. LANGLEY. Tin ana shssE
= tTon FsanufaCturey, 1873 street., between Ant1
aaa Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
A'es5G Pipes for Churches, uolio Buildings, Gs
Metallic Roofing Guttering and Spouting, put
Up / any Fart of the city and country.
WE'LL. AND GARDEN PnMPa rod HALE
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NO I75 BROAU NIHEET,
legs 10 announce to th4 public that the constant in
crease Of hs business makes 1t imperative to have
b. psesent store enlarged and in order to have this
Improvement executed soon possible, all the
Gods viii be offered =: such extremely
LOW PRICES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

httGHANTS SISsUAASCE,guIP
IA o. EiCHMoND.-Tbis Cora pany insurss ave.
y description Of property against loss or damage BY
n, o- ,Ae dangers of the sea.
20 chsrEe is made for the Pscy.
eS.:e for the present. on the East side OF 18TH ST.
Mo- pr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

: , ,-.--,sS E1IK..- VIrxf4sia stnfe
= stssl. ssnS Of vissiuia steea ey co
os7 Exchsnge and stock Brokers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

exercisen 10 liz III T"pma.
No 21s, Main stIset where am prepsred to receive
stiUrther number of pupils. f..,vk Iessons
Terms Five doiisrs, eoafsepp WIi'k ArHsR
1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

The steamship Arago arrived at New Yor. r.,
day with dates to the Goth ult. Her man. ,v,,,
those of the Arabia are at hand. There I, li,,s :
interest beyond what has been teIeor.,h.a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

eye.
tly occu.
| ms; BRICK
the ple.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-08

KEN
|etoy on
itisyery
fster and
Any other
AMOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
Police Intelligence.

ARREST OF RIVER PRATEs.-0ficer Barry, Of the First
ward police yesterday forenoon captured two young
men, calling themselves Patrick Kearney and William
Hare charged with robbing the brig Acenes Of Proy
dence Rhode Island lying in the stream of the Battery
The mate of the brig came on deck and found three
young in the act ofputting sail into their boat
valued ut about SIS. The mate hailed them and tol
them put back they refused sprang into their boat
and rowed of with the sail Edward Edridge, captain
OF the brig just making the vessel to come on board
and saw the accused parties rowing away. The mate
called TO the captain to pursue them he did so-the
rogues rowing ahead Of the captain and made pier No. L.
Just they got the pier the officer succeeded in
trng the two above named, the third fellow escaped.
They were taken before Justice Osborne, who committed
them to prison for trial Much credit is due TO officer
Barry for the part he took in this matter or the rogucs
would have escaped 1t seems the officer standing
pier No. !, looking out towards the bay, when he
noticed this suspicious movement, and hurried TO the
pier in question: and captured the two described. The
Ccer has taken possession of the boat in which the
cused parties to the dock II is about seventeen
feet long, painted green, with yellow srcak-n0 name
marks about it, The sail returned to the captain
The officer be found at pier No. by any person
Claini ng the boat.
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On Friday June 20, Mrs. MARY DEvARY wife Of Michael
Devary aged 80 years native Of the parish Of Aughrm
county Galway, Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence No ia East
Twenty fourth street. this afternoon, at two o'clock.
On Saturday, June q, JOHN BRADY, aged 40 years.
The friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral to morrow morning, at eleven
O'Clock, from his late residence No 10 Caroline street
On Friday, June 20, Of congestion of the lungs MARIA
SMITH, wife Of John Mhels in the seth year Of her age
The friends and acquaintance, and those of her bro
TIERS Patrick and Daniel Smith, respectfully request
ed to attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'clock
from her late residence No 25s fifteenth street, between
avenues and b.
On Friday, June 20, Of consumption, EDWARD KEuY
aged rs years native Of the parish Of Tuoch and Big
ley, county Donegal an Ireland
tendfhe funeral this afternoon ut two o'clock from his
late residence, No. SS Houston street.
On Saturday morning, June 81, CAROLINE ELIZABETH,
daughter of Joseph and Eliza Jane Brownrdge aged Is
months and Is days
The friends and relatives invited to attend the fune-
raj from the residence Of her parents No. Is9 Mulberry
street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Saturday evening" June Il, of consumption, CATHE
yE youngest daughter Of the late Henry Shannon
tive Of Kingston Canada West in the oath year of her age
The riendsof the family arc respectfully invited to at
337 Pearl street, Franklin square, this afternoon, at two
o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
;, On Saturday, June q, after brief illness, JOSHUA
His friends and the members Of the police department,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, No 255 Seventh street. tomorrow morn
ing at O'Clock His remains will be taken 10 Hemp
stead, L. L. for intermcnt.
On Saturday, June Il FRANCES MARIA, wife Of Charles
L. Denman United States Consul ut Acapulco, Mexico, in
the 10th year Of her age.
In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 81 Mrs DSAH REFS In
the 73d year Of her age.
Her friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend tho funeral this morning, at ten o'clock from
the residence Of her grandson, No 80 Carlton avenue,
Brooklyn.
On Friday, April 4, OF sea, on board tho United States
igatc Savannah, of yellow foyer, EDWARD J. MURRAY,
son OF Purser Charles Murray aged "a years.
MOutcyjlpO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
Naval Intelligence.
LAUNCH OF THE STEAM FR1aATE COLORADO

LAUNCH OF THE STEAM FE1uATE COLORADO.
NORFOLK, June TO- 1885,
This morning, precisely at 10 O'Clock, the beautiful
steam gate Colorado, Of the six lately ordered by
Congress gded from her house Gosport yard into the
water. The launch Witnessed by immense throng
Of adiring spectators. All the ship houses and yard
were literally flied with the beauty and fashion OF the
"win ssters and the river covered by steamboats,
vessels and small boats and can safely say that there
never was more graceful and beautiful launch wit
messed from any yard in the United States. Tho Colo
RADIO is the same size as the Roanoke.
The day the warmest Of the season. close and sultry
threatening rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

The fervent heat of summer Is suddenly upon and
usual bowel complaints becoming prevalent These at
lacks be anticipated for nature gives kindly warning of
their approach There generally fatence symptoms Of
also be felt at the upper Of the stomach The secretons
Of the bowels will probably be scanty Now the time TO
act Cease to put into the stomach what cannot digest.
Above ALL purge out the bad humors and thus the
OF disease. few doses of Brandreths Pills will
all PAIN uncasness and Inconvenience Inauention to
this simple advice will in all probability be followed by conges
lion Inflammation of the liver of other organs Larger
doses for longer period win then become necessary and
much needless pain must be endured.
Lord Bacon wisely asserted MANS body s Of all things in
nature most susceptible Of remedy" This Is true for all
diseases have their origin In impure state of the blood and
Rrandrehs Pills by expeng these bad humors will render
the blood fluid and perfectly pure.
CASES REcENT-A gentleman residing In Peekskil was
troubled with violent pains in the head The attack would
last for two three days time he used various remedies
but none benefited him. he recommended to use Bran
drehs pills. and took dose of five at night going to bed
He entirely cured by that dose He called this
afternoon and stated that he had had return of his attic
o but enjoyed uninterrupted good health for the last two
years Another OF similar nature, but complicated
with rheumatism occurred In the town. and entirely
cured by the of three boxes.
gentleman for years afflicted with abscess OF the
liver and given up by his physicians TO die As last
resource Brandres pills used according the printed
direcons he took many fifteen pills at single dose
Sixteen entirely removed his long and heavy acton
restoring him TO perfect health.
New York, June Z, 1856
Sold at Dr. BRANDRETHS principal Office 43 Canal street.
Brandreths Budng at Burntons bookstores No @ Bowery
and 2 Hudson street. by Mrs Hayes No l75 Fulton street
amsburg T. W. Dyot Sons Philadelphia and by all drug
gists and medicine vendors In the Union.
CAUrIoNA pills. purportng TO be Brandrehs pills, with
No. Al Broadway on the side label, are counterfeit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
United States Commissioners Court.
THE SUPPOSED SLAYER BRAMAN.
Before George w. Morton. Esq.

Before George w. Morton, Esq
JUNE 21-The United States VS.. The Brig Braman-
John Fauncc deposed that he commander of the
cutter arrested the Braman, Captain Deano; said he
was bound st. Thomos and China he said Mr. DeCosta
wa the owner that he lived in New York, and put up
ut the Metropolitan Hotel.
reporter of a morning paper deposed that the name
OF the Braman had evidently been rewritten the words
Braman and New York appeared to be newly painted !;
underneath the word New York was the word Salem.o
Several papers were produced and identified and the
case was adjourned to Tuesday next.
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ABVERYISEMYNTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ITO THE PUBTIC.-THE LATTER DAY SAINTS, WILL
hereafter hold their meetings h the rgs ban In Brook
Assembly Rooms 6l Broome street every Sunlas ~ us A.
w. 3egdT p, " Several Elders Just errlye from Z n
ypcc,ed 70 address TIC N ceilings to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Hominy and Samp Reduced In Price FIFTY
cents per 100 lbs from recent prices
effect this day. DREW FRENCH
Phaanx Mills depot IS Barclay street
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500 dozen French glass jelly sizes warranted stand
hot jelly preserves at zs 6s and $751; dozen. China
' ~ ''' "'N j. K KERR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

KANsAs.-We have been waiting to hear Of the
deaths, and the battles, and the sieges and the
slaughter that were to come off in Kansas But
somehow, the news don't come. All the fighting
out yonder appears to be done in the columns Of
New York journals. This is very like swindle.
The Kansas people have reused us to come and
see them fight and die. Why don't they do it?
Curtain curfainI
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Drab Beavers and Cassimercs, I

nas decidedly the this full Dress
with ESP ENSCHEID Of 1l8 Nassau street, ohe
finish distngu with which these beautiful
cles come from his hands The white hat now by all
Of during the The credit bring
g about this change in public sentiment is due Mr. Espen
soed TO whose skill and genius the hamakng fraternity Is
various other important improvements made
during the past years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Bathing Sponges, Hair Brushes, Tooth
brushesA splendid assortment 500 Broad
way. GEO. E. niger CO., Family Chemists.
Successors 10 T. I. Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Panama Hats-Tho Genuine Article, Of
uncommon neness prices from $40 $50 each hat For
40 by A. LELAND CO., $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

HcI1ing's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
glar proof safe with Halls patent powder proof lock Boh
Crystal Palace, New York, 1884 sILAS G. HERRING
90, 1885, 137 and l39 Water street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Thin Summer Suits, %; Black Alpaca Suits,
&c. zephyr Suits So white Marseies vests S. at
EVANS clothing warehouse IS and 6S Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Inger's Tastclcss Castor Oil-Thc Safest and
most useful family medicine in Depot No. 500
Broadway. GEO. =. NIGER CO.. Family Chemists
Successors To T. 7. Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Europe the surgeons Of the allied armies found the greatest
benefit from the use Of the cordial bters of Leroux part
cuarly cholera and fever patients During the
ence Of the yellow fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va Inn
mense good effected by these bters, which
invaluable in all such well rs in curing indigestion
and bilious attacks These bters be obtained wholesale
NY For sale by all the respectable bars and drug
Mat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
For Protection Against Mosquitoes ana ]

For Protection Against Mosquitoes and In
combining beauty, cheapness simplicity, and perfect security
against mosquitoes without obsrcng the circulation OF air.
II constructed that will 1T bed, and the net ia
ranged that fits closely TO the bed BY rubber band and wiz
q guarantee against mosquitoes and insects NJ r.
DORSCH manufacturer LOG Canal street, corner OF Wooster
street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

The Lampratype Portraits are the most
approved works Of art and are both
patent process 1000 daily at the Of Is cents and 50 cents
2S9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22
loves NYctamoxphoses.

BY JULIA CARY RHEisHARr.
He "a mechanic
And my father scorned his suit
"a check shirt and blue overalls)-
But what love uproou
loved him fol his manly WORTH
And priced his vigorous health,
More dearly than the scented tops
Who wooed me for my wealth.
One Sunday-twas a Sunday
In rich attire he came
His step was like the Arab steeds,
His eyes with love afame,
Ny father believed his sight,
He thought the change "a myth
But blessed us, when George proudly said,
u buy my clothes Of Smith, =
SMITH BROTHERS. one price clothing warerooms, NOS
l22 and lao Fulton street, New York.
Summer StOck.-Our Large and Elegant
clothing ready and for sale, embrace
hg speciaes and styles 70 be found nowhere else
Tng altogether the largest stock of fashionable and des
rable summer clothing have got at very moderate
and hxed prices ID. DEvLIN CO.,
2bS 259 and 26O Broadway, corner Of Warren st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Look at thistle the Wearers OF Fine
Boots Shoes.-3o CAHILLS, 377 Broadway, where
You can get any kind Of boots and shoes cheap
any other house In this city LADIES' misses boys and
chdrens shoes by thousands of style in the worl
s. CAHILI, 377 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Defiance SalamandCr Safes.-RObert M.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated safes and powder defiance locks
Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Meade Brothers' Unrivalled Photographs,
durable and cheap taken daily from miniature 10 life size
Old daguerreotypes copied with all the natural color and
kenesses guaranteed 1000 pictures exhibition at the
new galleries. 3 Broadway four doors above the Aston
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

How to Keep Cool In Hot Weather.-Wear
he{ceebraed zephyr undergarmens For sale whole
sale and retail W. LAUGHINS price shirt and fur
made measure,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

scarcely pcssible TO converse with them twenty
minutes before the question Ia asked, "What
church do you attend? How do you like the
Doctor ~ NJ dame Pdffer, in her recent
book Of travels, alludss to this very peculiar
ny. Everywhere on railroads, or in steam
boats, or at hotels-she was pestered with
inquiries as to the character of her religion
and the difference Of her creed. Mis-, Murray
also allndes to the yapid tone of our converse
ton with equal surprise, and Der work contains
many sound aad valuable suggestions for the
trust will not be overlooked.
We are oompslled to admit. then, certain
faults IN American society, which, unrepaifed,
are giving the taste and the ambition Of the
young entirely a wrong direction. To be rich,
to he gay, to be fashionable, is now the chief
hope Of the ycung women of the country. the
men OF the country aim at wealth with no less
earDestness, ard the result is seen in the in
cOrgruitiee, the ill-faied positions, the extra
vagance, the folly, and, in truth, the wretch
ednees Of married and unmarried LITE. The
American freside, st least in our large cities,
b no longer place where maternal love and
psternsl couDsels form the habits and princi.
Pies Of the young. The education of the heart
aud of the temper Is out of date the examples
Of domestic snsvity are few and far between.
The daughters are thinking OF their dresses or
their heaux, and Young America rushes into
the street to smoke segars, or to "lu6rioate !"
at the hotel, or to lark it st the Bowery.
In England and in Germany the women ne
YER forget their domestic duties nor the re-
sponsibilities Of their sex. TIE most elegant,
the most accomplished, do not disdaiu to be-
come good housekeerezs, nor to use their own
hands in many Of The preparations Of the pan
ny, Thy often keep the accounts Of the
family and settle it's bills. He'e, not one wo-
MANN q hundred knows anything about figures,
or can write an Ineligible receipt.
In France the married women are, when ne
cessi.y conpels it, the best assistants Of thsir
husbands, snd in the upper circles, their wit,
their Intelligence, their spirituality and prac-
teal talent are truly remarkable. Here, it
seems as If the sex were satisfied with the life
Of dole, to roll their pretty eyes, aad be dan
died on the lsp VI pleasure.
We trust that these remarks Of ours viii
have some effect on those sensible women who
reed the HERALD. They will perceive that we
have not gone deeply into the subject, for it is
one too infinitely delicate to be enlarged upon
In newspaper; but the future of this republic
will be bright or cloudy, precisely as the wo-
men ehall exercise their influence on their
families and direct the early training Of their
children. Our faults of society, which appear
to be surface faults merely, have in fact deep
seated origin, and should De corrected.
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Married.

Married.
In Florence, Italy Monday May %, WILHELM scnAIi,
ESQ., Of this city, to MARY JANE eldest daughter Of Thos
A. Vyse Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

N0tice.-The AmbrOtype is Patented, and IL
known Cuttings patent All pictures not according
TO this worthless limitations The genuine ambro
type the finest picture existence and enduring IA
the glass on which i is made All Impressions sought be
way has the right OF the city where the public may rely upon
Refiing ambroype in all its beauty and perfecion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Pare Soda Watcr.-Th0mas r. Green, s82
Broadway corner Of Fourteenth street Union Place HOTEL
invies Attention &c the principle he introduced In
making soda water whout copper condensers whe eby the
poisonous metallic faint ia . 70 acquire when ma utacr
slweys .e cold and eTevesept and pig syrupsof super
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-22

Pianos and MelOdoons, from Eight Different
manufacturers making the largest assortment in the city,
aes Is second hand pAnos of which will be sold
That defy competition. PiApos TO rent and rent allowed on
nurchase. WATERs, Agent, 333 Broadway,