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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-25

IEbi'Ffp pfAp-- ne N'2h'lil saws titl
an oil gentleman named Wright. dropped
down dead in Coventry. on the l..h ms
lie rose i'll the morning IN his usual health
but soon complained of 4 pam in his stomach,
and he fell and expired short time alter
lie was aged ninety one years.
| Fatal ACCIDENT IN JAMAICA.-We
learn from the PtGnix that whit. Mr. CHS
elton johnson. of Jamaica, was chopping IN
the woods on 2lst ult.. limb from a falling
tree struck him upon the shoulders with SO
much force as to throw him upon the ground
across some wood tina. was living there, caus-
ing some internal injury He was not found
until several hours after the accident having
lain where he fell unable to rise. Medica!
attendance was procured. and after passing
two or three days in intense pain, he ap-
parently began TO amend, and stron. hopes
were entertained OF his recovery but he soon
grew worse again, and so continued until
Monday, the 3o,h ult., when he died. Ills
age was 81.
RIOroUs DoINGs.-On the 9Th inst,
several persons took possession of the base
ment of Y. SPooner's store in Nersennes,a and
pelted the owner with SAT- fish, old toot. and
shoes, and whatever they could Law hands on,
till tEey drove him out then they went into
furniture store. and made themselves COM
Portable, regardless Of expense,,Il the owner
was compelled to compromise with them. in
order to save his furniture from destruction.
The Citizen says: ut was certainly very
unusual procedure in our usually quiet
town. We should hope so.
FIRE-The Coos Republican says the
dwellin. hou>" and barns. with their contents,
belonging to Mr.. George Wallace. of Dalton.
were entirely consumed by fire on Tuesday
night last. 1t learns that it was with diff
Guilty that all the inmates of the house could
bs 90, out. 80 rapid was its progress. some of
the members of the family not savny their
every day wearing apparel.
ASTONISHING RASCALITY-Geo. WI
liams. aIi.s Charles Baslev, who recently
robbed the store in East Montpelier is nov
in Jail in this village. He proe<s"d TO turn
States Evidence, ard charged a Mr.. Ge,. II.
Worth. recently Oh Top>ham. as being his
accomplish. Sheriff Bradi>h went 20 the
city of New York and found Mr.. Worth, ar
rested him, and brought him to Montpelier.
1t is now perfectly evident that Mr.. Worth IS
an innocent and much injured man. He can
prove clearly that he was in New York enCa-
ged in honest business when the burglary ;.ad
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-25

MIR Ransom White. of East Hartford,
Conn, last week dag lo2 black snakes out
Of one hole on his farm, the aggregate weight
of which was over ninety pounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC ,AL.



The buoyaucy noticed yesterday In the ssock market
has entirely disappeared, and today We have lower
prices throughout At the nrst board Missouri e. de-
clined q per cent; Illinois Central Railroad bonds q;
New York Central Railroad, /; Reading Railroad, q;
Michigan Central II Michigan Southern, l. Illinois Oen-
tra Railroad g. GAlena and Chicago, "a Cleveland and
Toledo q. New York Central Railroad was TO day the
heaviest stock the list II touched comparatively
low prices and closed with downward tendency. The
operations OF the managers Of this company on the
London Stock Exchange have not been very successful
rhe London Bankers Circular Of January "a, contains
article In relation to the finances and the income
Of this road that viii open the eyes o. British
capitalists 70 the true state Of thngs Whom the news
Of the collapse in Michigan Southern in this market
reaches London the object OF the New York Central
managers will be 10 transparent that the game they are
playing win be enectually blocked 1t win save many
innocent parties the Other side from being drawn into
very unsafe investment at very high prices.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of bonds were made 81 auction by Adrian q
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A 'HARLEs
London



An hnequaied tunnani ourec and tonic vxort IA ard
an agreeable aromatic sluitaxy beverage.
beg 70 can ue attention o. sou,hern snd Mer,ern mer'
II pure extract Of the haitian unper berry distilled
from the best Of knrsh grain under The survsnce %
medical faculty GreG Britain the Unted be
the hest sud the safest alcoholic smuisnt offered 10 tbs
public.
structures diseases o. The urinary organs, epilepsy. be-
also delicious BE- peculiar flavor
900 dher-nifroui other gns univ ersy c~csned all who
The following among thousands q ssasr kind IL FROM
90 reliable and 'slu-bie source ih1 We sc n pecs
To Cor. p. G. CuaRIrs.-MY Dr.R sra-rndsr sSne cir.
cum~snces we rec,mmeDd Holland gin ~ medicine IA
yours contains much larger quanty of Juniper mink q
preferable Sce tits The bcs, article II he tind have
VMEvrrNE Mon, N ~
Pewsre Of poisonous mixtures aired IN imitation
ard cold ~ LONDON Cordial Gin.
The records ~ the custom houpes IN the cities ot New y-k
gn the Only London gin really imported ard sold IN bot
ues teeen controversy In the New York
monsraied that No 20 that dseto Wit The beginning 70.
venber lastbe only importation q Lon 1cn tai
msde except by ourselves has been nioes imported in
le5 On The creok Of these two pipes which would on ONLY
Few Hundred bottles over hundred thousand dozens 81
noXoua mixture called London Cordial Gin have BEEN
spread ali this continent and sold cost ~ per cent
below the cost ~ importation of COra Gin by one
concern whilst arOther who themselves
bo,h secgS ca Of IOcdon, hsd imported Drop
called Irndnn
The genuine Clarles rondsu Coria Gin is To- ale in
quarts a. one dollar and pn,s At 80 each bottle IN
though styled London Cord.l Gin l. absoutey Chares
10 escape aduieraei AMI poisonous ntHres Il ds
zee maj NE article be labelled london Cordial Gin; but be
ceflain IT'S CHARLES None other Il rrnu -
sole importer and proprietor EDMUND c. CHARLES, 20
Broadway.
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Married..

LIvpssros-corsR On weans sdsy, Feb. 10, ct the
Church Of ~, Francis Xavier, by the Rev NJ prsco s.
j., wAIrrr L. Of the late Henry W. Livingston, Esq
10 sIvB ADsID1 daughter OF the lae Washington Cos-
ter Esq.
LoRwooD-sMnH On tuesday, FEB. II, by tue Rev.
Edward IAthrop, RoewBiL Lockwoop 70 Ann ArermA
daughter OF the late James Smith, OF this city.
WonK-WooD --Ol Tuesday Feb IL, OF CAVIAR church,
by Rev Dr. Hawks Mr.. TsASK WosK OF his oily, 20 Miss
Ellen WOOD, late Of Oh,o.
CsSAyAs-ssiEDIs Ca Tuesday, Feb 10, at ~. Pet,
r'ck's Cathedral b. the Rev Mr. Movay HAsupr Ca
ssvtS 10 sAnsB sHlEniv, al OF this city
RrSBfoS--AsHnBAD In Pbiiaccipha, 90 Wedues5sv
Fec 10, by the Rev rnomss street. FsEpsacK v Rrss.
Ton, OF bs CITY, 10 BsrsA daughter OF Isaac mesa
Eng Of the former place.
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As ~ ,be crop, he remarrs a, follows
Apo rses furnishes os nm o. h
New ORLEANS The quantity arriving the Interior
bic me sesmbos on he various rivers have re
s o . n su tes s on sn per een ss oP
leans sone Of the largest hitherto employed In
and 81 LOUIS Tsds IN provisors The Impren : s~usrsl
here and in he souh that the crop viii reach 500 Ool
fsueHrs AT the recent decline there was more
oseri to hnsii'h poI., though the so,u .
800 bale. Of cotton were engaged at 1871. liza
,nd leo tercss beef 81 Be. cd. per tsre., aud
shippers, and occ 5000 bbs -four engaged 81
and some rspors sxed the quantity - nigh o. 1000
nbs and ID bbs. Of OIL were engaged o. 2as. 80.
Rates TO Havre we're quiet and unchanged To California
they were Csc. per foot vsn fe~ vessels
onerins To Australia rases vsrcd from 27s. Cd 3os
Askfd.
HAY Moderate saes were mskine for shipment q,
~, and ct 81 ~ 81 IS In retail way for city use.
LDp -saes OF AGO tons Spanish were made 10 hood
Naval sros.-s.s. Of 100 . 400 bbs. spirits
turps niine we're reported OF SEC, 90 dsys aiding into
were sold s 81 rs per lbs. delivered other dsscrp
lions were unchanged.
ors-Iinseco vas in fair demand to the trade Of $50
s.ss null prices Crude whale -s anIs. At 7sc Lard
oil was firm, with q light stock Olive, In baskets,
Psoraoss"Po,nnrs. %srs. ~. arm p ss mode.
r,o sats The transactions were confined 70 about 800
eos lneludne new moss, a s2i 90; old, 81 sac 90.
The sales embraced about $50 200 beis, including
country prime, at n9 rs fto -, and country ~
$40 sla. 0lher descriptions were unchanged. Cut
meets were and nrm, small sales Of shoul-
cers 81 SIC. ekc.. and hams at lohc o 10I. Bacon
wss nrm, and held at full prices Lard vas nrm. and &C
tive. Sales Of about 900 bbs. made, 70 arrive,
End sboot 500 90 tie spot bob 81 lac. and rs keGs
hkc. Butter vas steady, A 1sc 22c., ior Ohio,
and o. iec 2sc. for state Cheese ~~ In fair demand
oil l2c ankc.
Rics wee quiet u skc ago.
sveiEs Tho sales embrsosd ssou' 900 hide Cuba
Nxxtn A. f.l-
Ice
Tri continued arm and In good demand Tbs bsaocs
OF the Oolones, by the ship Howqua consisting OF 900
half chests, were sold private terms
wHExsy scarce and nrmer, with sales Of about zoe
bbh. a acc 2ekc.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
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find necessary tsem upon their offsbng Children
eager for them They eXpel worms from the bowels with
out psip and being free from mercury be
ans Bristos sarsapara recognized for twenty
the absolute specific the scrouous
ulcers &C. daily achieves triumrhs sold by u. T.
LANMAN CO., wholesale druggists GO Water street, New
York and BY all druggists sarsApara ST. and pssles
cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

Albert Fl. Nicolays regular semi weekly sale Of stocks
and bonds viii take place 70 morrow, Thursday, at half
past IL O'Clock at the Merchans' Exchange. On the
list viii be found great variety Of insurance scrip
At the second board there was important change in
.he market either way. very small amount Of bust
ness was transacted, ct Improvement Of . frs,lion
Gaens Chicago has been quite heavy since the report
Of the January earnings The returns of this road for the
past three months shown decrease each month.
Tho steamship Africa IRON this port for Liverpool TO-
day, carried out s3lS,oso In specie.
The City Comptroller invites proposals for loan Of
million dollars for paying awards for lands taken for tue
Croton reservoir and for commencing the work. The
stock win DO In shares Of hundred dollars, bearing
interest the rate Of six per cent per sunum payable
qualtsry, aad the principal reimbuuable October 1875
Hdsul be received until O'Clock p. ~ on saturday,
February IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

There have been more swoe in market during the pas,
week than NJ any time for several weeks Prices
are somewhat lower, and The demand less brisk The
sales were made at prices ranging from 7Ze. 70 Sc
the later being the extreme ogure for the dav The TO-
tai number on sale was ], 3Zb NOR tly rom Ohio.
RECAPITULATI0N.
The total receipts all tho yaros the week ~
fOloyg.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, TOD. 10 +. Il.
AsHEs The sales embraced about 20 80 bills. pois
and pearls ct 40. 1Zo.
BRrAps1rFEs -Four-The market dull and sales
mited 70 about 1000 . 5000 bbls. The decline
has averaged about 8 cents per Dbl. Included IL
the Transactions to day, lots for export bu.
the bulk taken by the domestic trade Prices closed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
Coart Csleudsr-This Day.

srr,ms oounr-orcui.-Sos ls9, ess, ssax, ess.
e66, lIe SOL es2 sls es, SIS 2<', 2sa 2Ss b5t SAT-
see, s2b Gil, ESQ, Te4, lH
Summon ooun.-Nos TA7 Gas, Ses ssl, SEQ, sis sls
Sol, sos se4 se5, so7, $50, $40, 81, s7t s13 STA
Oossos PLLs-par 1.-Nos. 4. T. 8, IL, 80, ~, 80,
81 o. 3d. 81, 90, 90, o. Part Mos ID, 10, II, al,
a. %, ~, 26, 20, "a, 80, IL, ~, "a, ~, 4s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

Z" Woodland Cream."-A Pomade for Beaa-
trying the hair, highly perfumed sup rreaah sr
ole imported And FOR half the price, For dressing ladies ht
it has no eqnal irving bright glossy sppsIsnce
removes dandruf always giving the hair the appearances
OF being fresh shampoOned Price only fifty cents None
genuine signed FRTn ID0E co. proprietors OF the
Balm Of thousand Flowers" For sale by all druKsAis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

FHOll0way's Ointment and Piils.-What are
their credenuas-They approved by the most enshten
ed governments, sanctioned by the highest medical autho
Iy and declared infable by recovered thousands in all
diseases.
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Tho market opened with little prospect OF less aotlve
demand than prevailed last week. and Notwithstanding
the poor quality Of the CATTLE takon average
bined with largely increased supply, sales effected
very easily Ut from lie 70 for very ordinary look
Ing cattle however, there not many oanle In the
ya1ds a early hour tn the day aud buyers fear
fu Of another very aim supply which served 70 render
renewed activity on the part OF buyers apparently
,ary. The illusion partially dispeled, however, by
the arrival Of several loads which came down very
opportunity by the Harlem Railroad n intervals through
out the day An acquisition 10 the supply was expected
down by the Hudson River Railroad but there WAS
report current u the that the entire train OF egh
oar loaded with beef CATTLE preoptated In the
river Ut what point reporter did not ascertain Too
much credit Should not be placed In the report NO on
seemed 70 know whether or mott was reliable The demand
seen Cd TO take kind Of recess when became known
that there some ,9C3 head on sale TO day. with
every prospect Of sill further addition 10 the stock al
any time during the day, by both the Harlem and Hdd
son River roads. There was quite . number of fancy
cattle SALE OF which from the interior Of this
STATE, and WAS sold by Mr. A. N Alerton at l6c per 10
hive weight 87e lbs The others sold from l.c To lac
The TOTAL number roll at AlerOus for tho week, was
498 hesdthe average quality OF which was very ord
nary-witb here and tuere pen Of very good ,eeves,
most Of which disposed Of 1t from sl 80 Sl2
leo lbs reduction Of about 20. per 10 a. compared
with last weeks fig urcA The re,cpts chiefly from
Ohio Illinois, aud this STATE The total receipts Cor the
week st the yards ~ compared with The two ~Aeks pre-
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COWS AND CALVES.
The demand for The past week not been active
for the previous few weeks which 10 attributable
chiefly 70 the plentiful receipts and of which Of
u ordinary quality r,i GLASS cows being more scarce
Mr. Browning reports falling of In the prices OF from
50 20 IS per besf TIT following the total receipts
for The week. compared ~nb the two pevos OF all the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

To Tea Dealers and Grocers.- We Invite az
tenon to our STOCK of oOong English breakfast Young y
cen, and other teas which yet selling st moderate
prces for cash usual time for approved paper.
JAMES CASSIDY 4 CO., 1876 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

John Woods New Gymnasium Now Open
at NO. 6 EssTwenty. eighth street Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

Fits, Fits.-Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract
304 and 76l Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Eor Situations and Belp, sec sixth Page.
MISCELLANEOUS

A CADENY OF Music GRAND BALL AND Pro
OF MUSIC
ON THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10 ls57.
Tickets 81 admitting person. he obtained only OF
NE following ladies and gentlemen who have kindly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

Hill, the Inimitable Gutter OF Hair and
whiskeIs Nc. Barclay street. Hair dye four shngs box
black brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

Cnoce family exus Ohio was NJ 10 20 ", and ohodci
extra 6enesee 81 e3 Co. Canadian brands continued
steady and stock moderate The sales embraoed Aoou
ESQ bbs d about the quotations given above. Southern
Hour IN fair demand ii steady prices TIE sales
braced about e0oa 1000 bbh. within tho range OF the
above quotations. Rye -four was arm, with sales Of
Meal-sales Of about 100 bills Brandy vine. made
n 50 10, with some puncheons ct about SIT rs. Buck
wheat Hour ranged from - 81 70 80 1o0lbs. Wheat
was without change while sales were limited. cargo
Of common Southern white sold at 81 70, and about
ri 900 bushels Missouri red M'Si 81 Corn was nrm
anc In eood demand both for expert and for the
trade The sales embraced about 20 900 rs 900 ouahel.
western mixed lat TIC. 72kc from store and 7ac.
I5hc delivered hye was quiet, scarce end nomind q
privaie terms Oats were In good supply and easier
sales OF sste made Ut seo 6lc. OF Chicago
t2c b3c
CorrIy-The market quite firm, while the sslos
embraced about 5000 bags OF RIO ~ 100. lilo. To.
ADVANCE since The middle OF January mated BY
parties In the trade 10 be than half per h.
CorTos The market active and the sales reached
about 81 bales closing nrm II nearly the following quo
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The contrary are running eleven more ears thsu on
the Let Of February 1883, with seven horses and
mules, which partially Illustrates the ssvanage OF o1e
horre cars In business In which the fee and care o.
stock n 30 large an hen. The management nnd mules
and the tough little Canada horses which they have In
rcduced, owing 70 the high price Of mules vel sdsped
70 their work, - hardy sure footed, and Rec rom ca
sualt'es.
We have recevod copy 81 te .rnu,l repor q re
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GOoTCH ALE AND LONDON P0RrER. -MUfRs,
Asopp's narg, Us Dicks Yosnssr's Barclay Per;
Guinness; al IN line rider and for by q. y. MENDUh
u Wan street Alsol p's on draugh
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The arrivals for the past have been rather elm,
and the demand, 10 consequence has been active sell
ing fast they brouxht In. Prices parhaps
10 per head better The receipts chiefly from This
state and new Jersey few Of Browning's offerings
were from Pennsy lvanla his pens were cleared out
every day The following the total receipts all
the yards during the week, compared with tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

Cyistsdor0's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupccs
ofl superior order Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied, at No. Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

Sourand's Orig1nsi Issnan soap cures al
skin def0Smies; poudre subtle upr0os Oriental
cream lily white hair dye and restorative at The old establish
men 81 Walker street. Broadway Mrs. Hayes. Brook
Boston,
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The equipment Of the road In horses and mules has
been keps up and slightly increased In numser Oonsan
exchanges made Of those found leas scrvicesble 70
the company for better soct and 81 peyod the
commencement Of the road he's been in service
able condition. The number Of horses and mules lost
during the has BEEN three mules and three horses
total sk avery small per cenage on the large number
poyed oredtsble 70 the management OF the stables
"a sfaotory 10 any who have sympathized In the sup
posed suernes Of stock. The relative number OF
horses and mules for the las, three years has been
70. I. 1855. 70. 1. 1868 Fyb. ], 1857.
Horses ............ 400 40 13l
hules.....,,s.... 14 I'll Voc
Totsl............ 34s 3si 3se
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Smithsonian House, Brosdwsy.--Hotcl Ac-
,nimodatons on the European American plan optos
steAm asst throughout. SIDNEY KoPMAH,
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Br.ndr.sh,. pin..-when ,ney are use

Brandreth's PfIs.-wheb they used
they require no EXTRA care In diet clothing the boiy
H. In fact liable N take cold after before the ps
used gentleman Of high respectabity, whose letter
can be SEN At the principal Office wr,ies-I am now 81
my family medicine, and wish other and never
had occason 10 call physician IN family the sick
Of wife with chldren during ~ years" beware
counierieiis- All pills with No. 24l broadway the sde
labels counieres Purchase at principal Office No
Brandreth building, Nos as and az Broadway 50
Division street.
Lenry a. Co.'S New Quarterly Pattern FOR
gentemens dress hats this day issued, together with
invoice Of Paris hats 81 late styles ncluioR the ceebrad
Cambridge sof hat "a water root srce In various
lors. and counters only LEARY co. lead
Of fashions for gents hats. and Aror House
Kerosene Gas Light Stock for Sale Cheap,
by ALBERT II. rTCoLAY, No. Broad street
On and after Monday, the add inst Z, Pho
togrsphs will be produced at BRADy's lower gallery.
No. DDS Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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uay lssl.A large collection Of this new aud beautiful
style OF porrature nos exhibition Al J. Gurney's well
Known photographic palace Of Art NO 4e Broadway. New
YORK 1be public respectfully invited call snd nudge
TOR Themselves Of the superiority of these
and although executed By the camera they combine
the uhfuness a the finest phosogr sph with the beauty aud
hnish Of the NEST delicate mrsure ivorv, oune the
expression Of Of our celebrated miniature painters The
stereoscopic effect woDderfu occupation gomez these
pictures sgrpa every respect our best endeayors" j.
Quincy holds himself readiness
the public and after The Goth inst Gallery open rom
N. on 6P. GuRrEy Photographic artist No. $40
Broadway. Of Leonard n " NJ Mo comma
tk n with any other establishment.
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VEAL CALVES.
The market was very well supplied " veal ol'ves,
and the demand continues brisk WIN e.. .gE BAlos NJ
from TO TX cents, and few extras, Al Carmberlans
at cents. The receipts this week no. 1Oking very
we'll but sell full freely usual Tho receipts
for the week at all the yards, impaired wh the
weeks pYevtOus nj follows
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~. II. Brady Requests the Attention OF the
public TO entirely application sf The ph5.orrar he
reeulis which exhibited bis gallery thcy Sur IN
artistic any Of the hitherto produced and
unlike the ephemera diversions Of the art which obtain
srsnsien possible The srtirc community
awarding them the highest place attained camera
picture Chemical made within
estabshed the complete durability OF the photograph while
the of lie production has materially essened Every
grade of porraure from The erqusey elaborated miniature
70 the life psure readily produced The corps
lists associated with Mr. Brady have &berors IN this
county The durability OF each picture guaranteed
hoae Who likely 70 be diverted By the inar,c novelties
which from time 70 time attract public attention will please
bear this In mind On and ser the Nh inst Photographs
win he produced Al BRADY'S lower gallery No. DDS Broad
way, corner Of Fulton street.
~ Cent Miniatures and Dollar photographic
portraits scoored nsitrc 2OcO daily at HOLMES gallery
20 Broadway.
Csmec-Types, Photographs and Besgt-
fully colortd dsguereotypes Of children. WILLIAMSON
BRoIhkRs No. 2s9 fuitou street. Brooklyn.
Charles ID. Fredertchs, Late Gurney =
Yredercks- daxveyrcotyps snA ambrutypea
The CONNIE su establishments The voyd. vts err 70 the
cry invited 70 call and examine No. ss3
Broadway, OPP site Metropolitan Hotel
Twenty Cent Anbrstype Likemesses, with
beautifully colored Great rush for portraits. 800
taken daily s,KTMBALL's, 3f7 Broadway
gQsIl oSx
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n nothing better Than the pure wholesome EiysBeihsn
ale. Delivered in parcels Of two Dcpo a
Water street