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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

SuRDrR IN LocKPoRT.-A murder UNPARALLELED Ia
IokPof. CHARLIE 4. TfOdy, On I'd and resI liable
Si.z-n Of THAT village, Wa murdered in cold blood
6{ nan named Llauciu- LLOYD, who bad slep,
nm him he night previous. Tlody was difcovered
Y Dr. Dawson about O'Clock near lis lDly isOu 81
fmee door, covered WIKI blood, and bold ~ in
o. hands az iron bar with which he ceClaTCd LLOYD
40 beat liai. lie also exclaimed that il vag TOO
- That Lloyd shoud Liil lin when &c lad been
tutng On. ioT Two ~ three day., md inmediafely
xApIed. lhody was q f'iend o. LlOyGs, end DAD
lie several acts o. kindness for hin. The arceaaed
Na' bachelor and y supposed 10 have been 0ute
nsatay. II Is suppoted that the murderer Inflicted
&c DbNs sometime durug The III BIT, AID left euQ-
t''lg jha his Wet II was dead. The motive is
ored 10 have been Ilurder, g. tie deosafed's
tV'Ae' book, which was usually sell sntpled with
: hsy' ara on Saturday was known 20 contain I >.
islng. ,
Lloyd Is a married man, and but q week or two
s'ee .ook sIep Which undoubtedly led him 10 the
sV1tli'sioh oi the murd r. On New Years lay lie
ia IRON home young lao, dAu. r'er OF tie
~ i''oell oi tbe Nia4aia County Bunk. VIII, event
49, al esliD a j. faulty INTO tIe profound, 81
80 a. We daughter was It iOhd ciil0, aId VS. sur.
So Dy ler Iments with al tue comforts AID
- 0, t0me sucl a. iew crjoy Size was ac.
A. Yns-eo ana Of prrpo.-ostIng APPEARANCE, and
q 81 he Win l-loyd u Rochester, wieIe u G, staid
-yis JSys, a"d Then went il il snpyo.ei, 10 Bata.
a. mere sle Is now said 20 be-. GeiifQ out oil
A. hioyo went rack - I.octIort aud a ding
IL "hs LOt us CseTed by Lis a,euain' ances
eie idsat. ''''''' 'H &c ''uiee' Oh az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

GssHsht Company who have charged and 10 whom A,vs
paid the enormous pce Of pr 1000 fes and the CON-
sio to such charge universal among the residents Of tn
upper district who OF necessity submit the exsctsn
heV- York jan Is, 1861 A TAX PAYER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

lHMGRATIo..-Th number of immigrants arriv-
Ing here last week was PIG; thus far this year 63
against AZ TO same date ast year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
S--<aruTr-='f -...a..isaS.'

--Tfe Lonloa Pes, whcL oitcn fnbisAe' Conr'
,e,ys IN nfyfnce Of is co,cupoiah'f, iDn'o'c =
rh a. the o. ming If the greet ir'orn'i'i L. u''',
ian viii not 10 loapoacd on account o. 'ao oe'iL %
pine, AIber, bn, that tie oneen viii OPEN a. IA
'a,.,, %, she consider, "a, by r. DONG oAe VIII
bee. n'fil tho wishes O. Ter de'el'cl g, n'''' ''''
M.jesty IL resolved tai tho foffo' 'er ifsS-4' '
sbsil 10, 10 wanting 70 tho uanHuaion OF 90 !"
sLj,s vii no, b. tLe lcasl rcr'o m,n"men' 10 ''e
,ocm,ry IN l.e Of III, frr'.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

THE SOUTHERN BLocKADE.-A letter from Ha-
vana, 9Th inst, to j. Partridge, esq, says: I'VE
have to report The arrival Of large Confederate
steamer with cotton and tchooners with cotton
and spirits Of turpentine."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

The Hon. Lewis b. Woodruff late Juaseo' -.
Superior Court, has resumed the practi0e Oh Ole
fess,op, at No. IO2 Broadway, In tns city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

Col. Michael Doheny, who has Just returned from
a visit 10 Irelaud will lecture at Irving Hall Fri
day evening next on Ireland in 1913 and 1901"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

CUsroN-HorsE AUGMENTATION Tuesday the
following persons were appointed clerks in the Cue
,om.House, Third Division, at salary Of $500 per
anuum:
Cl,rdo ~ Moore Charles W CLIFTON. Hamilton FULTON,
Gsof-. ". Dwyrr Aired Philippe, william % tizse-a.d
b. Penuei ard ac. r. 10 appointed Messelsers
u salary Of 500 per snnuin.
4 general curailment has been made the salaries
Of the clerks in the Third Division ranging from 10
to 20 per ceut-'hose Of 81 foo ard 81 500 being re
dueed to - 200, those Of 1900 to 1900, and
200 10 81 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
HEAVY GAS BILLS.

To ne Editor Of Tie Y Tribune
SIR: As sufferer, and feeling thankful 70 you io'
.-,t.o, tho .,,ieet Of gas IA large e,es take tie
,As,ou 70 include in the puraors oil our cen
,are upLype C.pgsolo. i p.y DC ''ss1 '1' ii'''''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
RIrSSIA

An imperial decree has been issued in consequence
Of r,ccLt iii .tur auces, sanctiouiug the closing of
the UuioeItiyat st. Petersburg and ordering the DIS
missai VI the Proiesao rs and students.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

SILVER PLATE FOR CHINA Tiffany & Co. have
just completed large punch-bowl, the " Fakee
CUP, Hong Kong, won by Snowden, at the race
meeting, 1861" IL "a elegant piece Of plate repre-
senting large crescent, mounted upon Chinese
vase, with figures Of horse and mare, in a fenced
paddock, on the base. The plate will be sent On to
China fofthw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

Tie Republican Central Committee meet this
evening 10 complete their organization
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

Bulls HsAD.-Wilh a small addition to the al
ready overlooked market, aud dissgreoable storm
Which prevailed, the beef cattle market did not close
yesterday in forty-fourih street in way at all cal
cuated to make tie drovers feel jolly. The market
wac just on par with last wednesday as to price,
but more troublesome 10 effect sales. There not
90 much difference this week between the opening
and closing days Of the market as Il r. was last
week, because the price ut the opening was a, eady
down half a cent pound below the rate last week.
Il was very difficult tor the statesmen to induce buyers
10 take all tie bu.lochs offered, and very fair
quality for retail butchers sold 1T nothing overt
GEMS net pound; and IT the very low rates cattle
are offered, oil could not be Sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

THE NEw-YoRK OPTRhMIc HosPlTAL.-ihe
Board of Directors md members Of the Neg-fork
Op,Ialmis Hospital held their annual meeting at
their rooms, No. IS Third avenue, near Eleventh
street Oh Tuesday evening, when the election for q
Board Of Directors for the coming year was held.
Drs. Stephenson and GarIish reported that they hat
teared 296 new patients suffering with diseases Of
the eye during the past three months making 9,3Sl
poor persons treated al the Hospital since ia organ
izaton in 1852 This Hospital sopen every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, from l 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

TIE CHARTER CoMMIssloy.-The Charter Com
mission, created by act passed by the Legislature
in April 1851 to amend the Charter of the Civ of
New-fork, has received the report of its Executive
Committee. 10 the outset the document setr forth
that at the first eting after the organization less
than two.thirds OF the Commissioners attended. aud
at no subsequent meeting there over sixteen
persons present. This in view of the fact that the
vote Of two-thirds of the whole number Was requi
site for the adoption Of any amendment to the Char
ter, rendered it impossible to mature any of the
amendments in time for reference to the people at
the last Charter election. Hence the report Of the
Executive Committee, Of which we give the follow
ing synopsis:
1t recommends that the Croton Aqueduct be placed
under the charge Of one persona practical en-
gineer-instead Of in charge of three persons, a
President Commissioner, and Chief Engineer, al
present.
ii is aso recommended that the ssries in the City
Inspectors Department be reduced one half and the
items Tor cleaning markets and contingencies be abol
ished.
Decided reform is necessary in reference 10 Santa
~ regulations. During period of 20 years 2O3 59s
uersous had been benefited by tue five Dispen-aries
Ia the city total expenditure for medicine, saa-
and incidentas Of $3.50 Oh y, equal to the saa-
ry account OF the City Inspectors Department for
three years. IL il recommended that the DISPENSE
rates become coordinate and cooperative portion OF
tie Ciys Sanitary Department. and to eorganize
tie Boad Of Health, 20 that it may consist OF ID
Medical Head, tie Mayor, the Health Officer, and
a Representative of the Dispensaries.
In refcreuc, - the Street Department it is recon-.
meuced that the curling and gierng Of the streets
be irrsferres from the Street Department 10 the su-
pcryisiOu of the Croton Aqueduct Board
II also recommends return 70 the former plan Of
collecting overwhelmingly, assiging 10 and COL
testing by the various contractors interested in the
work done on street openings and similar improve
mens, the assessments thereon accepted by them IN
part payment of the SUN contracted for. This would
abolish The Bureau Of ASSESSMENTS
The net revenue from an Investment Of = 800 600
in the wbarves docks, slips. and ferries belonging to
TIE city amounts to SIS 1913 81, or less that per
cent Radical reform in this matter 10 urged upon the
Commissioners The same repor. is made IN refer
ence 10 markets and the Committee direct attention
T. the constructive charges for collecting rents and
superin,endng the affairs of the markets which mus,
inevitably shrink the sum collected into trivial
amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

The Statistical ard Geographical Society will
have the interesting subject before them Il evening
at their rooms, Clinton Hall, Of excise mud stamp
duty tax 10y the General Government, ard will prob
ably develop some interesting facts on that subject
and finance generally, on which we are all 80 much
alive at this time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

THY NEw-YoRK MILITIA REGIMENTS AT THE
WAR.-Orders have been Issued by Gov. Morgan
designating the I'd and l4h Regiments, New ork
State Militia, now serving in the United States army,
as the SD AMI Sih Volunteers respectively, at which
the officers have expressed much dissatisfaction, on
the ground that Al the termination Of the war they
will be- distaaded and consequently lose their mdi'
viduality which they now hold as militia regiments.
They also think that they entitled to tho desig-
nations which their bravery has ennobed on the bat
lie field 1t il thought tina, this order will result IN
the resignation Of the officers and the Reorganization
Of the regiments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
-" 10 iaj.r RoDyiA NrTT.
"JUsA HowE. QUiCK Co

"rte name Of Jine il familiar 70 I'll PEOPLE ac-
'ousi ted with drrues and the company l. making
arranlcmen'e 10 Ira, eli through Europe.
"Ihi. suoden demand rom 80 many noted ana
re,,opsille parties deeply affected u jr Nut, tie
49, tu he Commodore bore his Louols lightly,
.Od se,n,d delegated with the proslect Of al on
w.pi movement, and "a chance u show himself the
Napoleon oi tie Llhputs.
TIE little fellow il an honorary member OF the
Anosaeag Veterans ard Governors Guaids, aud is
real, the pet OF his native town. On Tuesday last
lie La.e hs numerous friends farewell, ANA ret Out
IN ps travels IA search Of fame and fortune follow ed
bv IN. good w-hes # all the good folks Of Mancbes-
Or lie is now N this city, and Will IN Il few weeAr
apIear at ito American Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
SUPREME CoURT-CHsnsERs-JAs. D-Bs'ore Justics
LEONARD.

DECISIONS
The People ex rel. Ralph Noble agt. The Commis-
oners OF Pilo.Motion requiring defendants mske far
Of her poets, denied
The Uoion Mutual la. Co. sgt John r Trow ct a--Mo-
ton for receiver granted with 10 costs TO abide event,
Mary VI. Grenrs sgt Frederick W. Gsnni.l con-
hrnei ard udsment Of civorce gr.n,edL
Thomas 1hscher agt George Bancroft Sc-The Judgment
Minsow NJ Bariick agt VIM Loeschigk -Motion granted
: 10 costs to abide event
CoRosERs' C.sEs-On Tuesday night, about -
o'clock, Walter Hawey Germsn about 60 years Of egs
siding No. u Csrmne street. committed suicide BY hssos
blnsef 81 wooohouse in the OF the premises The
held inquest the body and the Jury rendereds
verde. Ia eccordsnce with the circumstances.
On Tuesday morning ct o'clock Ann Hussey, domestic
employed in the family Of Mr. o. s. Schermehorn No lot
Madison street while banging out cloth the roof II the
distance OF about 30 feet Sic 70 ST. Luses Hoe
pia where she died Of her gn-s yesterday The Coroner
held inquest on the body Verdict OF Jury Accidental
Hannah Shea domestic In the family Of Ms Grant No.
2G3 est Forty third street died yesterday from burns re.
csysd the night Of the llh inst by the explosion Of had
amp The Coroner held Inquest the body verdict.
on TgesJsv night w Wilson boy 10 months old resid-
ing at the corner Of and Eleventh street bured
death b. getting hold Of fluid and bringing 1t IN CON
With ing fearful explosion. scattering the
ali body His mother absent fOr the
mslcnt Coroner Collin held inquest the body Yer
diet. accidental death,
CAPTURE OF Two FIGHTISG MEs.-Yesterdsy
morning Wn. CLARK E1gi.hmsn, 30 years OF eye. and
oh ny Roach about 81 Of sge were arrested oS fnn
Fr.cl Ocer charge Of aiding and sbetin es recent
prize hlht Elliott and Winke at Weshaw KEN
They taken before Judge hcCunn and held fol Trial
s5oO bait
fAdyerti.enen,l
A YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL IS HIS
10 know, how to use It to the best sdva tsge get
.fsf amin. tor at 20 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

STOCKINGS FOR OUR S0LDIfRs.-On the evening
of tho I6lh ult the pupils Of Ward School No. Al
gave an entertainment at the Cooper Institute for the
purpose OF providing stockings for our soldiers on the
Potomac. II is gratifying to announce the result a.
being quite satisfactory. They melted SIN anu
baye sent iO9 pairs OF stockings to their DESTINATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
fAdvefti.emen..l

IAdyert.eme
A YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL IS HIS
10 know how to use it the best Advantage, scts
careful examination ct FOWLER X WELLS, So bFo.d"ey'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

Nom BILLIARD MHcHrs.-By the following
card from Michael Foley it will be seen that he is
about TO play two prize matches at billiards, with
Dudley Kavanagh
I.I slay Nj. Dudley Ksvsnsgh home home match
at f,u. bali c.ong billiard, with 2inch 5,lls- ="
set, e the hg-t game be- las ed 10 tai. city tCeve and
tie Z. .u. one Ia orb. Ar hsyiuagh on accepianr.
e.. name DE- day Tor each match 20 ne Of fofeiie II
requisite will b. FORWARDED BY to such party Us lie may
n l~gt.
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
DIR. Hurd's Preparations Good .

The best evidence that they are is that their rmes
If1ehds ana best patrons those who have userI
Them longest DR.. WILLIAM b. HURD Is an eminenI
DenlIst OF BROOKLYN Treasurer of the New York SLATE
DehHStS Association, and these preparations have
been used ia his private practice for wears and ne
Ieaulng citizen OF Brooklyn or WIlllanshurgh oues.
lions Their excellence. while eminent Dentists of New
f"rA recommend them as the best known TO the pro
iesslo Without the and OF ad erIsing dealers iaye
sOId them by the gross
The Editor OF The Brooklyn Daily Times saws awe
are happy 10 Know that our friend Dr. Hurb is sue
eeedIg beyond all expectations with his Month Wash
ahd Tooth Powder. The great secret Of his snccess
Ies's win the fa" that hs articles are precisely wha,
ey are represented to be- testify from their
long use ~ i'
The well known +. Barnum writes:-" ound
your room Powder so good that my family have used
u an up We lnd II the best Powder ior The Teeth
'hal We ever GSed ! shall feel obliged if YOU will
seuu me another supply at the Museum 1t your CON
vemence WITH bill"
b1t 'helF cost is so small that every one may test
The matter tor hnIscIf
;, W Beware OF the ordinary Tooth Powders. Dr.
u "o'h IO"der c"htii,> acid, nor alka ali nor
Use no other
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
THE
DOUBLE SHEET
Saturday Bulletin for 1862
forty-eight Columns Of Reading Matter for
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.

-, ne seventh Volume 0f the PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY.
weekly Bulletin will EN- brace The year 1862 ItwilI
present e:ery feature of handsome we'll filed ~
HdTt'e ramily Newspaper. As a Milttary Lite rs,y
anu HehefaI News journal IL unsurpassed bv n,;,
newspaper Issued at the COmme rcIal md literar,,
CehtreS ol The UnIen, whether the OuaIitv ar Ibss
quahuty OF matter presented with each surces.;yo
Issue is considered guy WNSS'l'e {
IL is the paper for the camp, the farmer the c;,i.
zen ana me public; II will contain all the News oT
the week the News Of this Great RebelIion recei,i
ny Telegraph and Mail and through careful Corro.
Pohuen's al le various seats of conflict: IL viii r,
tain all the War, Foreign, Local and General Nous
OF the Day. -'e"s
IT Is TIE BEST PAPER TO SEND To THE
SOLDIERS
now IN Tue lamp, as II Is the Cheapest and / Iaro,
Iapei III The l Ilted States for the Price-c.n1n;,
Fory-elght Columns of reading matter every ,sS
lor ihe low PrIce of OEe Dollar per Year
The SATURDAY BULLETIN will he nubI,.L1
low rates: P'eOoueh'ed
fC CCoPy one year, 81 90
CoEIoileS one year, 5 90
Single copies, price Three Cents, to 90 had AZ tho
Counter. " " "u a' 'ho
FURTHER INDUCEMENTS.
The largest Club (over 1907 will be sent for Tb,oo
ears the next largest Club (over IOO will he SOM
Tor TWO years. Address
PEACOCK, CHAMBERS & CO.
Pr1PretOrs, Bulletin Building
liz south Third street Phlade!phia
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
Lasting Qualities.
u - Va NMm
Vests Improved Pump

D0"6te- Acting, Anti Freezing, Lifting and
Forcing.
-, Ihe most Simple. Durable and Powerful and The
EEneapesl IN use Tor Houses Farms Deep Wells, Shps,
=, rms Pump took the Highest Premium at the y. =
rail' III Richmond, Va, in 1858
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold lly
SAMUEL MACFERREN.
also manufacturer OF Filters Patent Iron Railing
Iron BedsteaLs &c. s'
627 Chestnut street philadelphia, Pa
VESTS Pumps having been sold for over E,ur wars
and gwen universal satisfaction the Public are
hed ne mat they are what they claim to be- the BEST
q p...N UNI IN OoE We are now prepared to put up
have no stung box and hence they cause no friction
inat VIII require waste OF power. Our ordinary
ilanu fumps prove very efficient engine in case Of
elevation andiI washing windows, carrlagcs. &c
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETW ZEN Firth AND SIxTU
PHILADELPHIA.
Sl.50 PER DAY
81. so PER DAY.

The underigned, having renewed their lease for a
'ei oi years enIrey r"ilted the house hav lng
painted carpeted and reiurnshed throuphout
He localIon OF Tins House is u!,,ur nssrd he,n,
upon 'he widest and most pleasant part Of Chestnut
- directly opposite the O!d State House near The
and Third sls, and convenient 10 the ,i,v ,.iIr,,,
me cars OF winch run IN all paris OF The cily for ha
me ne rooms are large, will lighted have superior
for comfort. ~ 'HIe
we are supplied with pure Milk. Cream. Fruits and
Nege'abies from Farm belonging TO u.s. and vhI1t
is managed exclusively for The Hotel
The preprIetors OF the American assu,e rho ,;,
ana PATRONS that NJ pains Will be spared To maj m.
appointments OF the Ilnt complete and lis taL c,
pare iavOFabIy with the beet houses IN the mon
h"N<l-y WYATT ~ IlEItIINGS
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
CHANCE FOR Agents..

ehre~d agents eau make a snail fortune m ar,v;ns
,nehe ~ ar.ie'es around to families The DENTAL TREA
hOhf Is inc n6aicEt article that a man or won an c,,,
carfy around Send tor and see or better a, ,oz
gen "hlei. We will SELL samples, for 81. Agents
supplied lberally wHh circulars 61rNOw is the Time
nj. We are spending thousands for the bensG, ~
agents. Ne" England men aud women he re Is sons.
ming nice, and ebance TO lake the tide al ,ts Gond
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
WIN. B. Hurd & Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR.: HrRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
anu iOOfHAtHE DROPS cannot be sent bv mail.
bat they can probably obtained at your Drug or Peri
odcaI Stores II they cannot send TO US for the Den
tai treasury, Price One Dollar which contains tbem
NOW ARE
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements. A

CONTENTS:
Or. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
Dr.. Hurd's unequaled TOOTH POWDER,
enc box
DR.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS.
one bottle. "
DIR. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER
Dr. Hurd 5 MANUAL on the Best Means of P,sserr
1ng the Teeth including Directions for the Proper Treat
Btept of Child-em's Teeth F'' A''O'-
ELOSS SlLk for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS. ETC., etc.
, Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Office. II Four,b 8,
Brooklyn IL. D. ''''
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for 81.
&TFhe DENTAL TREASURY makes q paekape e;vb,
inches by i've, and is sent by express.
W Full directions for use is sn each artieLe
mail, VIZ: Fy' ~
Inc TREATISE ON PRESERVING TEETH sent nos,
Pand on receipt OF Twelve Cents, or four stamns
:, Inc NEURALGIA PLASTER. for Neuralgia m The
race Nervous Headache. and Earache sent nos,
paid on receipt OF Eighteen Cents, or six stamps
Inc NEURALGIA ANB RHEUMATIC PLASTER 0arre
slLel Ior Pans Ia the Chest houlders Dack or a9v
part oi Inc body sent post paid receipt Of THIRTY
seven Cent,
Address
Smyrna times., 1862-04-24
X. WELLS
L II oto tographic Gallery,
No. 72I ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPjjIA

4'O' - HRO II SlREET,
PHILADELPIfIA
~ .ne M ar ge"I and most complete Galleries in the
Cil'''G q S'a Is. "hcr' the best Pictures. kpownI.
" HoLosraihlc art, are taken al prices
Ho hIshGr than paId lor mIscrsbls
nv, CaTICalurrs.
me ine proprietor practical PhoIogrsrher attend,
pI every siilihg-HEd ail"ws h pIctur. la
naoo.e.! Haiiei! uhrss II gives perfect Aat,iactsn
NHsueIeotl pes Snd AmbrUIIIe Ui Abrt nj sr a.
.e'Scu lfehds' photographed any r,qultcs Nv. a.
best rtIsis F !" Oi'' Oi IAe
al '"IS gallery pictures Gun be taken in sny reatL
IdS oe'lecl IA rOudy dayh " Iru m. ,u, ,h,..,
Persons visiting HE rlIv are re,.r,I,,,lir ,,',.
'oehhmIhe our specimens, Mhcll for urI, . ,,,, ol
" dety competition. ''0 f""'''
~ instructions gwen IN The ari OF Phoioprsphv
X NEWELL
GALLERY Of ART
"a Arch Street. PhiIadsI,h,,
COMBINATIONS:
rom non. LE"Is d. CAMPBELL NC. OH.
I"iniiY ana friends all concur IN the ,p,Risn
- 'a' "e lNe"elD Picture ls more hCe.lIk. H. -
thing 'hey ever saw NV lik.ne.. hos - ."sn M!
eu'y takeh by different Artists IA y.r,ous va, Ii
navy never yer lad one which presents SO ,I,. Il. :.
ture, all the features and a,.,.I-;.I - "uS ~ ga
this. VI 'Nuh'ehsAss
From Hon. Z. JOY MORRIS. late Minhi.rt.I,,x
lhe exquisite finish. beauty and svflDe.. - =:
cor Iled with their durability of c.lar -
Iai'hiuIhess as iIkeneSSeS. cannot fail ia rSun,.J
mem 10 me aliehton and patronage ui all rkv az.
precIale true art - WV -P-
From Cot JAS. PAGE.
havIng occasion for "a porlaIt | nrocur.d mn. H..
if' hooert Newell, of the city Oi PhiI..Larb,. :
IN Oil CoOrs. under The new prncr.. a.
covered ny him, and take great pleasure in Inro,,r
r i ia ''oh gwen me, not only by The accuracy
u t"e likeness hut It's artistic finish in all resu.rI,
ana recommend HIM 10 tho paIrOnupe OF lboss d,,n..I
D encourage the beautiful arl
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