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The Telegraphic Reports OF Political
Meetlngs.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.


Albany, August 4, 1850.
Tho HERALD Of to-day aludes 10 a communication re-
ccived 'ffom the Chairman Of the National Democratic
Committee Of the State Of New York complaining Of the
biased and unfair character Of the ecgraphc reports for
the New York Associated Press particularly from Al
bany" The tmputation cast upon unjust and
so far az the party from which concerned
might wen appeal 10 the Hon Fernando Wood and the
members of bis delegation at Chsrleston--who cited nv
reports In vindcaton Of their claim seats In the Ma
tiunal Conyeuton--to repei II.
l have acted now for ter years as the cor
respondent OF the Associated Press buffalo and Albany
In the State legislature and at all the state and National
Conventions. Wherever have reported the HxRtp and
most Of the other New York dsies have had active aud
intelligent special correspondents present. Had my
ports been "based and unfair the fact would not ha
escaped the notice and rebuke Of the New York press
think the special Of New York
nal viii bear me out in the assertion that for fair and
full report Of the facts and business OF state National
Conventions Of ali political parties, they accus
toned 70 depend upon the Associated
Press, while thos conhne their attention mainly to
outside matters and party topics with which not his
province TO Interfere have always endeavored 10 give
impartial reports OF the conventions and meetings OF all
parties without reference TO their political complexion
aud shall continue so 20 do ss long am connected
with the Association. II the Associated Press require
truthful and fair reports they receive them from
When they desire TO present facts and impose
upon the public, they will have TO look elsewhere for
correspondent
II should be rene N bered that the persons who COM
plain OF reports embittercd partisans and that
they vindictivc In their against the
non partisan press they to~ards and for the
same reason DOUGLAS A. IEvEN.
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Affairs ~ the National Capital.
QUE SPECIAL WASHINGTON DxsrAIcH.
WASHINGTON, August Q, 1890.
rHu eUnLoT1sE In ofyxaroa.

"ASnASsHu'f aug Are " low
I'M eUnLousE ofRAros.
The publication Of the Breckinridse democracy By
wedding Of Office all Douglas shoots goes brsvey
ward Mr.. Perkins, Postmaster at Salem, Mass, has
given place TO John Ryan, editor of Breckenridge paper
Mr.. Charles Hutch has been appointed Postmaster
at Woodstock, Vermont, in place Of Brown, removed
The SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
Or. Forpey, late Superintendent OF Indian Affairs In
Utah in town attending the settlement Of his
counts No deaIca!ion has yet been proven against
him His shortcomings Of political character may
have had something to do with ais removal Late off
cal in that Territory suspected him OF counseng their
removal and after his Utah probably gave him
some effective shots in the Being namesake and
relative OF the Clerk Of the House, and bold speaker Of
his individual preferences aided the hunters In bagging
the game.
MATTERS
Assistant Adjutant General williams being absent on
visit to Maine, the aborous duties of his Office
performed by Assistant Adutant General ". A. Nichols.
Major Irwin Mcdowell, assisted by Captain David r.
Jones, Assistant Adutant General will make tour Of in
spection through the Department of the West.
The ordnance Office Camp ,yd has been directed TO
supply Mr. Spencer, agent Of Russell Majors pony
press with sixty Mississippi rites and cartridges for the
defence Of the express riders from Indians One hundred
revolvers and ammunition had previously been furnished
TO the same parties.
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO TIE GREAT EASTERN.
The President suite will visit the Eastern at
Annapolis Wednesday Secretary Floyd viii return to
Washington from Old Point on the same day.
ANOTHER EIEcnoNEER!SG LETTER.
Mr. Conrad, Secretary Of War under Mr. Filmcre's ad
mnstraton, who is now here, is preparing for pubca-
ton letter urging joint Bell and Douglas ticket, Of
Cponists for the sake Of the Union and proposing that
the successful electors under such arrangement choose
between these Presidential candidates according their
relative strength.
THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
Nearly all the foreign Ministers absent from Wash
ington Senior Tassarra, the Spanish Envoy, is KEEP
tion, but be will in the of this week start
Northern tour.
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Pursuant TO an ADVERTISEMENT, number Of thoes or
posed TO the extension Of Chambers street met yesterday
afternoon, az four O'Clock. at Tammany Hall
On motion Mr.. c. p. Ayrnw was called 10 the chair
Remarks were made BY hcesrs ,. l. wooiey, p. N.
whitlock ard others
Considerable amusement was occasicped By tho COO
tnued and indignant Interruptions Of Me- Shields, who
ancied that the advertisement contained reflections or
The character Of the coDnsssiontrs.
H. Nhiilesk tavBg asksd n VIA. wsy I: WIS iase,A
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Markets.
NM A NM nfrta ,~nx<~ ~ .-~


PHuArnirHA, August G, 1850.
Stocks nrm. Pennsylvania state Us, p5,.; Reading
49,; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4oi.. sight exchange 90
New York at par.
NV oRLsass, August 6, 1850.
Cotton unchanged. Sugar drm at fulI prices. Mess
pork srn at s2I whiskey-rectinsd, Isc. Freight and
exchanges unaered.
Flour steady and 10 fair demand: safes 600 bbls at
- rs for State. ~ IS o. for Illinois and wscou-
sn q s5 rs for extra Ohio and Tudans s5 So for
double ertrns. wheat 6rmer and ia GOOD demand saes
1000 buehe Chicago srring 10 Part TO arrive at 81 o2s
81 os 900 bushels new red winter Ohio Indiana and
1Iineis at 81 o. 81 IL 1000 bushels white winter
81 1s. Corn steady and active demand sales 81 900
bushels all at Coo Oats heavy and parties apart 30c
s es aa alf % - ~ .es = oO o
wheat 11fc. on cora to New York boats scarce lake
.mports-5ioo bsls ftur es 900 bushels wheat, <2oco
bushels corn, IS 900 bushels oats Canal exports-No
zour 81 900 bushels wheat, 100 900 bushels Grain
n store this mornng-1061 H bushels wheat, 054 Sol
corr ~ s1s bushels oats 90 bushels re- ~
store sol $40 busheis Storage capacity Of the BunA
teeievasors, $500 200 bushels.
Tour dull bat unchanged wheat scarce sales II, 900
punels new red winter Western at 81 10; market
with holders at about 81 16 for red aud 81 20 for
wne ~esfrn Corn drmer: sales 900 bushels Illinois
at c and 10 900 bushels do at sax Canal frcshts
adypoed 20 on grain, nour 27c. wheat &c, corn Sc.
Duses wheat, II 900 bushs. corn Canal s,po,,s-~
z2te buhels wheat, $500 bwheb corn.
cmcAeo, August e--eP.M
Flrr active and advanced &C. 4 I0c wheat duIl
and c &c. higher; sales 20 900 bushels n p2c Gee
Tor N. Spring, and 81 o. u 03 for No rcd (cvn
Gam sales 10 cco su -. s. = tc SO store Oats
as Cd bushels 400 bushels shipuenta-1 700
% ooo bushels wheat, 1877 600 bushels corn
Bunsi. sight exchange on New York weak a, Is per
cent rem;rm-
unchsscd
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ca 70 put stop IN the extension, Mr. wooley replied that
In the first place II the intention TO obtain an uunc-
ton Mr. WhitiocS doubted she feasibility or this and
ws sugg esed that legal advice be sought the sub.
ject
be appointed committee 10 obtain eminent legal advice
and II necessary 70 Call another meeting
The meeting then cd ourned
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New York state Politics.

The Democratic Convention for this dtetrct this
city Saturday evening, and appointed John r. Pcrson
delegate snd John Spccr alternate the Democratic
State Convention OF the 7th The Second Assembly
district has chosen 1saac Grant delegate and r. G.
Reynolds q alternate to the same Convention.
Lrrrx vAILxY. August 9, 1850.
Al Convention held here Saturday, Frederick A. Sax.
con elected delegate the Syracuse Convention of
the ish for the FRS, district Of Ca,'araugus county
b. Parsons gas chosen alternate
Pogr JsEvns, August 6, 1854.
At Convention held At Middletown da 2. Charlie. W.
Thompson, Of Hamptonburr, was chosen delegate, and
Daniel Thompson Of Crawford Alternate. TO the Brockn-
ridge aad lane state Convcntion from the Second district
OF Orange county.
BIrAIo, August o, 1Se0.
The Assembly districts OF 1rc county eIeced the fol.
lowing delegates TO represent tue ratousl democracy
<Rreckinridre at Syracuse August -:-Col IT. X vcle.
Carlos Cobb, Martin Keller, Daniel Karney.
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NEW OkLEANs, August q, 1850
The schooner Potomac has arrived here with a.er ad
vices from Vera Cruz ana dispatches for Washington.
The city was healthy. The spanish frgate Isabel II.
had arrived at Vera Cruz TO communicate with the Spa
nish Minister
Miramon was at lagos.
The Liberals concentrating their forces to attack
the capital.
The Liberals bad seized the Bishop OF Guadajara SO
that they might be able to exchange him for Uraga.
The Mramon party had threatened to attack Vera Cruz
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Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.

JAFANksE T..
Arcrsr 6-rhe Injunction sued out BY Mr. Levi g. Chat.
held 10 prohibit the municipal authorities from paying
the exorbtant expenses OF the Common Council COM
nttee In their entertainment OF the japanese Ambas-
adors returpable this morning. bot a. there we're
over one hundred and my before Il the calendar
ID Was not rca0hrd
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The Great Eastern.

BALTIMORE, August 6, 1860.
large number Of excursonsts went down to Anpapo-
lis today 10 view the Great Eastern. ouly some 900
persons went board of her day the day being 10
tensely hot The President and his Cabinet expected
TO visit the ship on Wednesday or Thursday
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sKuors AccIDzsT.-Abou; @ven O'Clock last evening
M. olnstead, Genera. Super Of the Cutrsl
Park, ives thrown out OF bis carriage while driving
through CarmaDsviilc and OF his legs broken
The horsc 10 appears, took fright, and Mr. Cstead be-
Ing unable 70 manage him. be thrown by the wagon
coming n contact with tree, out the road, the
Wheels passing over bic LEI he was conveyed home b.
some friends.
Exr1os-oS or LIANT "A Mrs. Reenant, residing At I'll
East Seventeenth street badly burned last evening,
about ne oclork b. the explosion Of canphsne lamp
which sho n DE act Of filling
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT EvERnEIiss WEDDING CARDS NOTES, &C.
N Zee me Orange Bo~s Envelope ss,n lie for cards.
OILY az s1 Broadway.
DounOfR SEWING MACHINES HARRIS PATENT
- This ceis1red I'M proved double thread price only
Dur ~ YOUR BEARD WONT GROW, AND ycu
~ are annayed iherc@i -hy Thea you viii use my On
risr, fps,a gshed 1890 win force TIVE hraf nd ulsrhr
erow % ,o,r enooth face ~ weeks and ali MOI
ga. or ,irr he sim Price sod Nv d~aiers r~reraiiy
u. q, GRAHAM, lR NaSsAu s,ree.
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City lmtelliRence.

CASE ros PmissrBRorTss.-wea requested 10 rake
known the particulars OF the following distressing
jeremiah co5ror, aritor o, tic building io2 Nassau
stree; has been In the hospital the last MONTH having In
u-td hs spine By e-eon during the hot weather
On The light q. the S0ib u bis wife and two small child
barely escaped with their lives from the Gre opposite
the HE2Ari Buildings He was insured for 5000, (oss
$1,000, but the oice has faed with assets. Jerry
well known IN the pelrhborhood cf the HSrArp once
hard working industrious and otherwise worthy
TBz LkpzaKRAxrz held Of their festivals last
evening Conrads Wood Eighty 9Th ard Second
avenue. None admitted but those who were known
TO some member, and consequently the asscnbage
very select The soc!ety German, and numbers abou,
six hundred members Conrad's Wood, o. Part IL
beautifully situated the bans Of the Fast river aud
the sccDc last Eight was quite romantic What with the
music, which was excellent, and the eight, which
superb, the varied lights and hrong 81 gay dancers, TO-
geiher With the noble scenery around II was calculated
r. Inspire tho dgcst There must have been at least
thousand persons there enjoying themselves s only sen.
siblc people, Ike the Germans, know how.
THE wE,rBEs.-The heat yesterday GO. 20 very io
tense, We acss, no: fsc feelings, b.; frosa tho
tberncmste-. The following table VII show how much
Old Sol IL. tirn-eE on.
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MARRIED..

SggI HsaD-MARsHAL.- Nv the Rev r. s. Dctass, Mr.
VIZ SHwTKRp, to Miss cARRiR c. MARSHALL, the onlJ
daugh'er Of John w. Marshall, all Of Williamsburg.
New Haven and Shanghae (china) papers please copy
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News from Brazos.

NV OkLEANS, August b, 1900
The steamship Austin has arrived here with Brazos
dates Of August and Sl6l 900 In treasure The news
Is unimportant
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Personal InssIiigencc.

Hon ". Preston United Minister to the Court o.
Spaia Hon A. Talbot Of Lou. sana; PAIL Morphy, and
Jad Sponord both Of New Orleans aud Col Lorn2 OF
the GATED States army, stopping NJ the New York
Hotel.
Hon s. A. Smith, OF Tennessee; Deles he Wolf, OF o..
wego Major Downs, and G. W. Small Esq both Of Ken
lucky, and = w Bnnett, Esqi OF Baltimore arc stop
ping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Judge Spencer, Of Texas Dr. Woodruff. CT New York;
Dr. Jarvis Of the United States Army and w. J. wymsr,
Esq. Of Philadelphia arc stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel
venkess, ESQ, and family OF Mississippi j. Eddy,
Esq, n New Jersey; ". T. Wood, ESQ Of Florida s. n
Ovens, Esq, and family, and De Camp, Esq, all Of
Washington, D. c. and Dr. Waul and family, of Louls..
ana, are stopping Of the 50. Denis Hotel
Henry De Weave, Esq, and family, OF New Orleans; C.
II. Sprung, Egg, OF Pttsburg y. Dcnnpg, Esq, and
family Of Columbus, Ga; NJ de Buyure, of Woodstock
w., and N. Farmer, ESQ., OF Montreal; II. ID. Slower
&c. Of New York; Il: H. Eeebe Esq., OF California J. s.
Darcy, Esq and family, Of North Carolina Capt Prowse
o, toe steamer Prince Albert end J. r. Dsnforh ESQ OF
Dobbs Ferry, ore stopping at the IAfarge House.
Ex-Pree.dezt Fillmore and Hon. Washington Hunt with
their ladies', al the Falls, together, Thursday
kst.
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numbers drew tA~ pnnpal prizes drawing OF July H.
lRC:-
Fvs,bsrs. Pyfses Er-n5srs. prizcs Ev-1s-s Prises
2soSo ..sle0oos Yola ..ssge 81 AZ ......so 200
ssnss! 90 iss i:SI gass ssIs .sss zoe ass zlsl
1926. 776 1885 1865 cs6l 9l2s, 1855 ?,9 1919 ,22S
isA la2s 1890 l2lse. l25t3 l2s3 Is0A I571s l72a5.
lZ75 1878 1884 1926. Q65g 3l06 a6ea 2.is 25l6.
22559 2xs92 2a 2f7Ol 25 $50 2Ji7e, q 10 25o 2c71
ToN 2sii 2ss9e 2ss9G. drew Si.0N each
For circulars the above drawings address Don Rod
rquez, care Of Cry Post. CharIeston. souh Csrouua.
strangers I'm the city will HIND the
rhrshooeea Museum, SS Broadway, most Interesting
70 ~ contains Bass and skulls of 81 the mos,
persohs known embracing murderers thieves
PnaNs po Nmnh lawyers, statesmen, Judges, clergy
ETC. Admission Tree. wher desired F6WiRH a Wells
written descriptions ~ ~ ~
Grover Il Bakers Cet~brar.d Nos.clc..
Sewing MACHINES the 6e In Use for family sewing 4go Broad
way, New York, End liz Fulton street. brooklyn,
Brooklyn PhOtOgra phs.-Wiilia msou,s
Miniatures Cabinets ImperAs and Ife Size Two forty uins
S4e) Fulton street.
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The National Masonic school OF Instruc-

The National Masonic School OF Instruc-
tfOn.
CLEVELAND, August o, 1890
The National Masonic School Of Instruction, NJ w. Robb
Norris of Kentucky President Is holding its sixth
general session in this city, at the Masonic HALL The
opening address delivered by H. L. Hosmer Of Ohio
Nsiters are press from MANY lodges Ia this state New
Hampshire, New York, Michigan. Indiana, Kentucky,
Arkansas, Nebraska Territory, &c.
Reward for the Capture or Cross. the Es.
capped FOrger.
PHILADELPHIA, August 6, 1890
District Attorney Mann offers reward OF $500 for the
capture OF j. Buchanan Gross, the escaped forger.
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M0KTON FAlkfHILD,
Brevet Mnio- First regiment New York Volunteers.
Died 90 August, 1850 Aged City. our years.


The deceased was dressed in his uniform, and above
his colin were crossed the two tatered ensigns which
bis regiment had borne through many stormy battle
Ted IN Mexico. Two members OF the New York
Nounteers-his conpstriots in arms-mounted guard
over bis remains bile they remained at the City Hail.
AT two o'clock the friends relatives Ut the deceased
were admitted to the room and Rev. Mr.. Suyker COM
nenced tho funeral services By delivering IN Elective
discourse taking for the text the fifth chapter Of St John
After which the Rev. Dr. Armitage pronounced ow-
ing euoRy upon the character Of the cesed sketch
ca in brief bis connection with the late The
vi,es were concluded with az affecting prayer by the
latter gentleman.
The procession then formed. and the coffin borne
to the htarse, which appropriately plumed Tie
teee moved OF from the City Hall by the east gate, and
proceeded through Chambers street to Broadway and
the following order
Platoon OF policemen.
Military escort.
Battalion Of four companies from Eleventh regiment Co..
Pal bearers in carriages, az follows:
General Storms. Brcvet-M Major Farnsworth.
Daniel f. Sickies, ESQ. q G. b Hall.
Col J. .. Harris. 4" 4" A. w. Taylor.
Breyet Col ). c. Barnham. +" G. II. James.
J Raynor. Adj Phyie, CT Veterans OF
ereve; Ii. Co. rgckman. lsI2
Major T. r. Farnum.
Hearsc with remains Of deceased surrounded by the Scot;
Life Guard as q guard OF honor.
Survivors Of tie New York Volunteers bearing their
colors draped IN mourning.
ocers and soldiers OF the army and navy who served
during the war eth Mexico.
Oficers o. the First division Of New York State Militia.
Committee OF the Board Of CounciIrnen.
MAJOR aai Common Counc. and heads OF Departments
Relatives of the deceased.
Order OF Free aid other societies
Citizens and friends OF the deceased.
Arrived at tho Cemetery, the deceased was inferred
With the Usual militia honoss, in Battle Hi tina. por-
ton OF the ground set apart for the burial OF those who
have distinguished themselves by their heros end de
votion in tie cause Of their country.
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The Funeral Of Major Morton F.irchiId.

Vno Funer9i OF MAJOR Morton F3frchflds
The obsequies Of the amented Major Fairchllc, who
distinguished himself in the late war with Mexico, and
whose death occurred in ths city Friday last,
celebrated yesterday from tie Governors Room, City
hail. where his remains conveyed at eleven o'clock
liz the morning. and laid In state The coffin, which
OF rosewood and lined with white satn covered with
black cloth, studded with silver nails On either side
were three handles Of silver, each surrounded by th
te q stars On the top laid the epauettes and
eword which he in Mexico Upon the plate the
following inscription
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Drnwings OF the DeIavys

res.-WOoD. EDDY Co. Managers Of The
n-sxsy,Errr. o. M ~, All Ar1,.I in
le, As, Ga, 8. -, 90, IS. "a, %. 65, SIS. Z, 10.
DrLAwAks-CLAss No 372. AuCUsr 6, 1861.
%. H. Ia, Al rs, "a. Is. IS, So, 10, SIS, 9, So Is.
Circulars sent free q charge BY addressing either 10
WOOD EDDY CO, Wilmington Delaware
o. 70 WOOD EDDY a CO., st. I1uls Misscur.
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Yachting IntelIt9erace.

TIE SQUADRON cRUIsE-rHE RENDEZVOUS TO DAY.
The annual cruise OF the New York Yacht Squadron
commences to morrow and this Afternoon The rendezvous
takes place ct milestone near Glen Cove
The following Ia list Of the entries up to date
Scbooners Maria A. Stevens (Commodore); widgeon,
Aessrs Edgar; Norma, Messrs. Major Bonitas W Daw-
son; Bessie, - Favorta, A. c. Kiugslaud (vice Com.
modore) Haze, w. B. Duncan; Restless, G. W. Thatcher;
Gipsey, L. Spencer; Hadse, r r Lopez; Zouave, Mr.
Nellery; Znga, ". H. Thomas; Juliet, E. A. leroy Anne
RIGA, D. G. Kingslani sloops Mallory, J. 7. hche; Re-
becca, J. G. Bennett yr. Julia, j. NJ Waterbury, Nar
ragans tt, b Bedlow; Irene Lewis B. Brown; Ray, L. H.
Rutherford; Aannersng, C. T. Cromwell; Rowena, r. VI.
Bacon; Ployer, R. s. Palmer and Undne S. W. Jerome.
The Zouave Is new yacht, OF uinety-fve tons, and
makes her erst appearance Several others In
Of construction and will probably be launched during the
fail
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Omcial Drawings OF Hodges, Davis a
CO. 70 Consolidated Lotteries O. Georgia
Class sJ7 AUGUST is0.
&c, q, e2, 81, SO, IL, ~, 10, Ga, ~, S.
HODGES DAVIS co,
Managers, hsccr Qsrgia.
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~ SUMNER STOCK,
Tie las: we saall caer q shs stand.
c1,osKD OUT
REDUCTION OF PRICES,
we have connuded TO ss out our entire stock befs 70
q eoasl.:' Of -se and eOnplss variety * a, he h:ss
suNrf sss GSgHISo.
Those who Inv. pot yet completed their summer wardrobe
''s' u ssf * siid 81, or PC RITZ
Drv,iS' j, nr lbs ,,s s, CO:
corner Of warren st-ee.
soushsrn and western Merchants are
Informed um FOUNTAIN co, ess Broadway, Is the only
place procure India Goods al reasonable prices IA aay
Gurney's Gallery,
Miniatures IN or and Dasuerreotypes
Brill d BaIiins's Porsrnit Gallery.
Fir, cisss Pho graph, IN water cflors or inds Tx OF
fAin'iass' ptsuerreppsy s r sSd Iy.r{,ygss
Major Morton FairchiId -Photosrsp
b WADE BROTHERS, from life copies Fer sAis Al &c
gtetnway d sons
years Wareroous ~ ana ~ walker street.
Bassf6rds', BiIltard Factories, 119 Fulton,
tpn since 1884, Billiard Palace Is Tables, Court and Rem
zen, BrooklyE.
Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire nnd
tuglas proof Safes 25 Broadway CT Murray street.
New York.
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