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Title: Anthony's photographic bulletin for ..
Year: 1870 (1870s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : E. & H.T. Anthony & Co.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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n building- is at the edge of the lake, and is the bestbuilding in which the association has ever convened. Instruction andpleasure will be mixed in proper proportion. Regular attendants at the Convention will be surprised to learn thatS. L. vStein, who has won so many prizes for his magnificent genrework, will not compete this year. He will be represented there by alarge exhibit, of the excellence of which we have no doubt. »o^cw> Photographers in the vicinity of New York, who contemplategoing to Chautauqua by the special train which leaves there on Sun-day, June 21st, should write us at once, for the greater the number ofwhich we are certain, the better accommodations we will be able toobtain. Make the Bulletin train a success. The Courier-Journal, of Louisville, Ky., offers valuable moneyprizes to amateur and professional photographers. There are threeclasses ; two for amateurs and one for professionals. The prizes areoffered to photographers in Indiana, Kentucky and the South.
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i79 Wt learn thatthe partnership heretofore existing between Monahan& Shillcock lias expired by limitation, and that Mr. H. J. Shillcock liaspurchased the business of Oscar Foss, and has now a complete stockhouse at 841 Mission street, San Francisco, Cal. The Obrig Camera Company, who started in business in 1887, at 17Murray street, and who for three years were at 152 Broadway, and forsix years at 163 Broadway, have moved to 165 and 167 Broadway, where,with larger premises, they carry a full line of everything required bythe photographer. Mr. H. J. Smith having resigned the secretaryship of the DaguerreCamera Club, Mr. J. W. Flynn, M.D., of 116 East 81st street, has beenelected to fill the position. Prof. D. L. Elmendorf sailed on Friday, May 22d, for the WestIndies, and will return by the way of Mexico. He takes his camerawith him. The following method for obtaining the true equivalent focus of alens is recommended by Grubb, the optician, and is given in WallsDictionary of Photog

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