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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

nUBIIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, - Na,,s5 y.
- n-rehs vel relatives I'D n-tt % 40 ~ y ti.Ah
MOI a. a.. e.nal 90 board he ship Corleia from L'sf'
sss..sd 40 seged " haze died niestar 'nsi " IL
~. 49,. r--t.,s hands Of the fl1in Afnilstfa" w r
snd Disposed % By ln scoorlg U Az ui,-. ne So
- r,ed by some aEf sfmnsirsi0 o. ~ $50
~ -Isi 80 JAMES = THAfER, Pl5ic Admius'fstor
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mn Ro.TWICk'> Seventh Lecture 90 syplil- , sa9
sss 81 he Genital organs illustrated y iI y t1ll.
viii Ia. given SATURDAY evening he l7tn -
:, b br,sa.say House Broadway and OranasS
- 81 men students and gentlemen are nFlr' ~ a..
i'srture free, commencing a 9. O'Clock D"'-'
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oesA> err NA, GO. 81 LiNl.-Fo, ytanPtoa 4 BrtmeT .
VtsHiycTOS cs.t Isu.,1or..fo RIM fs iLai-5''9 %
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MARINE JOURNAL
"a SFE MfRLNE JOURNdL. FOURTH PAGE -

IVI-I OF " IVIeh' JUL =
St-iarrsr .LH.sAo.-......- rsn btr
THf syof. '1Ah 80
40 ss.s........7 ~ Sets ...-.4 Morn ....
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n.TgST GyTTA PERCHA cROTON HOSE
b The cheapest asd most perfect aIicle o. hose s,e1
offered 70 the public end can % nag my e. vac ~ A
American 7, 49, p.-.a p,+csIvr i~2l imis'
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no TRAYELER-.-Ready-m Linen buster. or
! Overcoats with large assortment Of Lepnyf CON,
and Linen Sacks DOrsays, Psnisoons vests &C n 4'l
Tvs WIN. 7. JENNINGS 4 co
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Co,I nv Tur CARGO-TO CONSUMERS

PROPOSE 10 furnish CONSUMERS who unite % BUY AcaIso
OF about 20 tons Their coal the cargo price, ana le
Of 2r!i0 bss great advantsge ioi mem - ~ "a b., -
time viii divide and deliver The same as dheeiSo ~
responsible buyer. and furnish 10 each psiy sNola
IN, y,.s.el GEO WARNER
wis i'm Yard 600 Houston-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

>TiBLO,S. ASrOH-PLACE, BROADWAY
lNSfsse Manager Nj JOAN SEFros-Leader, Mr. WooLF
SATURDAY EVENING. July IS Grand Overture.
Alter which the pleasant NaacevieO OF
SOMEBODY Else.
Hans MOTH Nj Jaw SUI
ErlestWs. ury Palmer. Herr Heueman, Phillips
Louise . ............... ........... Miss X Horn
Miuuie............ ............. Miss Rose relhir,
BY Miles Iuls md Flora
Les Savoyades. Pas Burlesque. Nile. Mshilde snd
Mons FERN.
Pas Gslop. 6y Nile. Adelaide sud Mons schmidt
4 quarter OF an hour inlcrnlsslOn.
To conclude with d new Comic Ballet Fsnlomine, pro
duced under the direction o. Mons. schmidt called
Los LEGADORES or the CORN rhREShERS
Tricks Transformations Dances &c
Sfak,e ..............M Christian.
Peut Jean. ~ Scnnldt
Petit Jean (chsnged 70 Siatael .......M Mazen
La Belle C04ue lcOt .....s-tt.t.... MNe. Aue4dtur
Rose Pompon, lher sister, ......... Nile. haihlde
" Tickets 50 cents. To commence az Ociocs lyl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

II TIE adyau,sg e ofhs Range over others can oe
nerceIsed by examination, and certainly sppreclser ~
giving uatal Il possesses the merit 81 Ia ~ 80
and roasting chamber always charged 10 pure 10 a.. ~
parting the saue favor meats cooked therein a.
bsoe IRE Pu up In a. cases under guarantees nA aney
vii Operate with satisfaction. For sale ~ 49,.
Wa 'Fe'''0 HICKOK co. 80 Ws,ersi-
-, e-,..oA or ats5a Broadway. opposite bOnd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

DURTON,S TuEATER. cHAMBERsSr-
ID SATURDAY EVENING. July b. Farewell Benoat OF
the VIFNNOlSE DANsEUsFS To commence with a
Grand VOCAL POT POI RRI u which IS Niennolse thii'
dron Will sing u Popular and National AIRS
To he followed hv the favOrte Burlera oi
MAIDENS, BEWARE
Ro.aHe. ............ ...... Miss Chapman
Afer which a brilliant Divernsement LIS SAuNAGts
TT LIE MIRROR, by 10 Danseuses Nienposes
Succeeded by the iayoflie Farce, m ons act OF
BAMBOOLLtNG -.
Aner which the Second Graud DiyeTusement u fOLhS
PAYSANNF bv a Danseuses Niennoises
Farce OF IRISH HELP. Paddy Ryan. Mr. Brougham
To conclude with the Come Diverseuient The ChlNEhE
BALABILE. from the ballet Of Ichi0g Ichang, rchung
Prce--Dress Circle and Parqueue, 50 cs Family Cr-
Gle p Doors open At 7.-Curain vii ise al g. lylo
CASTLE GARDEN-Pedonnsnee 70 commence m nc , a.
Y O'clock Admission 50 ceuts.-SAIlhDA1 rNtN-
ING July IS Benefit ofthe indian Chef ChuBbEE
The entertainments will commence viii the Comedy OF me
POST OF HONOR.
CObus ierks... ttlli. hVi'N'
A favonte Ballad, by Mss Phillips
Aner which CHUBBEE VIII perform, on Tie flhie' Ou
tar and Saucep the Marsees HymnOkah Iuobetls
Own Waltz. Days Of Absence, Choctaw's Lament Star
Spangled Banner.
in.ermlssono Of half 90 hour FOR Promenade, No.
A Duet. by Mr. Geo Holman AID Mrs ~ fhMp-
To conclude with The liOJ ~ DOC
DGsf........Mr Holland Nlo
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS DEF 80, OILY ~ S,e u
- - ,-rsnsrng Law Documents. tenders rs
ele fo the drawing and taxing esumony,a sno".edse-
nents and proofs Of Al istflnssi-, nor 49, O.,
man f1rne6 &c Henry .. shARoT, Anoraey' &c
Hal si'-' 49, Ofice n Chambers-si.
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,SDlrESpsNt LisHs-For Southampton Hfeffa Liee,PD
stEsg sAyp. Faf a. erpool ... , ro'nal oft ~ ~
sfgaB sArps lsr ssrpoo d ailH IN 10Y u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

naCUERREOTYPEP Plates, % saperioI. sa1a
- - v,IDiesae and retail cases chemicals lnsut
1,rs ,rJ rnpsrauis-eVeryt1ng IN the hne, constantly
on hsnd and for sale 81 -..., ~, , n, ...- n.rof
% - -, IA Broadway 10 2D5 BrosdWay. n 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

~ Constipation. lt0suVeness =" U0stnaIs p
crate and habua const patton tcosu eLess ni OILY oif
over.oue bu C5r11e'eJ defrovei tritio puygafite t
tsns or BATH bg natural smpl. dgree1bf and tDabiDe
means recently discovered m France VIII numerous 1ti
-s-e- from caebrsted physicians anc By May atiestao
from other persons Of distinction" Just published the tt4
English from tie ff-euf c0ud French edition OF NE above
ceiebrsfed frs.rse Pnce reduced shilling and Tor
ale o7Iy ~ the Dag Store Z8 Broadway, corner Of Cns
her - S doors south Of Smsrrs marble building by
B f. MOSES Sole Agent
The National Depot Of the New and improved " az
ton Frvsera pas No1 been red from 10 Broadway,
-tsre IN. bsel for he last YEN Be" are o. Pl -
ier,s sold ssegIere jy3 TlThSSs ms
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VI ~ ~ Nil A.AH " NDA1
GREAT Sc. LEGER SwEEPsTAKrs

PsFes DESTROYS ~ securing Chanccs IN either q the Shove
ewseQstsAe-, requested o lske eslis appleAnon =
escr - erp l pc drawn immediately q : nh T s f,sh
VI the draw ing VIII be slFfred he Times Bells LIE
and the London DAILY psaefs To give Ladies urros-
unity % taking shle scrip viii ls issued n lu.- q no
opl1n ~ the subscribers
al COMMUNICATIONS, io lrsure suenron. mus cuntsln
remittance FoIeigu orders may be made lsyshe D Lon
don: but s -iirts m4s be- sdlre ~ hlCHARD Nj.
CHOLLS snd JAMES PARKINSON. Temple square,
Av.esburv. England
TIE Tn'ri Horse 90 - decided ty Bells Life Prizes
psid sly tsy aler r-ce. fs % per The Race VIII
b. run q DOucasrer ol the IAN Of September iGsc.
To preven raud scrip Will be genuine uniess The let
Ter routa d bears The Ay.estury postnsr& Subscribers
wishing 10 send bsnk Notes had heuer send halves BY dit
sarcrt pets B5 DNN tAuEl5s itSWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

- Children and Invaiids.-HEcgEEs Fanna vii
be found the food for persons troubled win dysener
&c and for Young children and infants whehef wen or
suffering from bowel complaints noun'nng and asIsesDe
ar superior mere smyaceous substances as sago arrow
root. &c For sale At all the drug stores. Wholesale by
iva lmeodi. HECKER & BROTHER, 81 Chery-st
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Inc Bank has also iumished Northern ENchange by
is checks on NeSlork Boston Philadelphia and other
Northern cities withou, cessing to check single day
from lst July lSi7. to Let July, ISIS s76i223l S.
OF French Exchanges, there has been protested Sl2
262 Il which Is said 10 be good at both enis and he
payment
On Sterling Exchange no loss appears to hsve been
msde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

~ Vasers idsertiseDea sent By NAL ''i Io'f
rad or tict w not Be take, out Of he Office
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BOARDING.

DOARD-A young lsdy whose parents reside Out OIL ne
Dow wishes flr board IN respectable family Nlrle
here are no boarders Unexceptonsble reference gwen
and required The lady viii urnish her own room Please
nj he lylo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

COAL can Al all times furnish ne oe.t lieu -. s.s
\ White Ali Goals low a. any dealer " re t-1-!
0oa-s. = Hv 't - GEO WARNER
ivlBlmt yard GO Hoision Il -Esiablisled in ~.
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Mi-consin PhaIanN.

Having lately seen running around the papers
statement that the iq,f remaining Fourier Asso-
citation somew here in Illinois, had just given up
the ghost, VIC gladly give place 10 the following
extracts from private letterwe have inst received
from former fellow citizen, who participated iA
two Of the earlier attempts lSylvania and Lerays-
vilel TO establish something that ultimately would
or might become an Association after the idea Of
Fourier Alter the second failure, he attached
himself to the Communist undertaking. near Skau-
eatees, " Y and when this. too ran aground he
wen, back perforce 10 the cut-throat system Of
civilized competition. But this had become unen-
durably hateful 10 him. and he soon struck of for
Ceresco, and became member OF the Wisconsin
Phalanx at that place, whereof he has now for
some months been resident. OF this Associa-
ton he writes:
f. l have worked in the various groups
side by side with the members. and have never
seen a more persevering, practical. matteroi-iact
BODY of people In any such movement Since
came here (last Fall / see great Improvement
both externally and uterna' e.. Mr.. an Amunge,
the energetic herald OF Nati0 ! and Social Reform.
did q good work by his ectu. IS here last W inter
and the meetings stately held Tor intellectual ana
Social Improvement have an excellent effect. All
now Indicates Unity and Fraternity. The Pha-
lanx has erected and enclosed a new umtary
dwelling. 100 feet long two stories high with a
spacious kitchen, bellry. &c. They have burnt
Lime kiln and are now burning Brick kiln Of l00,-
900 brick as an experiment and they bid fair 70 be
G-st-rate All this has been accomplished TINS
Spring In addition 70 their Agricultural and HortI-
cultural operations. Their water-power Is small,
being supplied from springs, which the drouth OF
the last three seasons has sensibly affected. Ia
adding to their machinery they Will have 70 resort
% steam.
The location is healthy and pleasant. The at
mosphere is uniformly pure and a good breeze Is
generally blowing. / doubt whether another site
could be found combining so many natural advan-
taees have visited nearly all the Association
experiments in the country, and ! like this the
best ! think it already beyond the possibility Of
failure. Yours, D.S'
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Things Mt the Narrows.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
FoaT HAMILTON. July 4. I-i-
To break away from the dust and noise OF The
City 20 such cool and lhtfipace IS this IS luxury
o. be purchased for I2 cents in no other neghborhood
but that OF New York.
Though we canno, ind as many local items here
as in larger places still We get up few for variety
TODAY. for instance out II O'Clock. a small sal
boat named the Aiics Graz, containing five men. was
capsized opposite the Fort Two boats started from
the shore and succeeded in rescuing them all though
enc Of the men hsd hardly life enough len in him to
know tina, be was alive. BY proper application, how
ever outvary and inwardly, they forgot the per
is Of the raging sea
Two Green one. came down here today with fne
horse and buyrv 70 show OF. The horse was quite
gentle though spirited and. not knowing how COW
ar,ilv the creatures behind him were he dared q go
li,te faster than trot when opposite the hotel Til.
seemed 70 be beyond their PHILOSOPHY Of driving, SO
they both suarhed AZ the reins which only made the
matter worse The horse. however seemed too know.
ing 90 let them mismsnage him 90 IN spite 90 their
nervous ierks Be kept night on the road The poor
fellows fnally got 80 frightened that one Of them
Jumped from The carriage and went out Of sight In the
dust The other disappeared in tie company OF the
horse leaving IL doubtful 10 the spectators HIGH OF
them held the rens ruch eNhlDilons afford little
can be very amusing 20 ihe performers 10 Il got
up for our amusement must be obliged 20 them Tor
running such risks.
The rordian knot Of a great difficulty was nicely cut
here tonight party had come some distance 20 spend
the evening One got tired and insisted going home
Words followed. and 20 did blows. The nome--0lr 3
man finally cot out his hOr-c when the other rabbed o
the bvetanders that the saddle and bride had been 5or
rowed from him. The home man took both bride and
saddle OF. There said be-. you may ride your
saddle home and put the bride yourself u ride my
own horse " and of be troted without either Of the
necessary equestrian accomplishments.
The Hamilton House here Is now in me order and
well patronized. There some 30 permanent board
ers beside many transient visitors some 300 dincd a.
the House to-day. Mr. CLAFF the proprietor. Il popu-
lar a landlord and the pleasure Of stay here u en-
HANGED by the polite attention OF Capt BANrA well
known 20 many OF your readers who have experienced
his Kindness on one Of the floating palaces Of the Hud-
River.
Tonight number Of the boariers and some stran.
gers got up pleasant little cotlion party. band OF
music was in attendance from New-iork. We had
aiso quite a display Of fireworks this evening.
The only objection 30 this place IT, that some Of the
New-Y Workers. forgetting what different latitude we
in rush from the heated city without remembering
% bring Aannels and other heavy clothing suited 10
this climate X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

neat sssted In the Orange Mountains At South Orange,
sew-Jersey, hneen miles from ne"-fofA % VIC mo VI
the Morris and Essex Railroad
The cars stop within quarter Of mile from me esis ID
-fnent eavn the foot Of COrLandst a. 0cockf A NJ
and ocock r NJ Of each day arriving Al SCUM orange
In about one hour. .
DR. MEEKER announces o. the public, that be has Just
snisbed hi, arrangements iJr OF Tie most complete " a.
erCurs establishments and Sumner retreats no" ~ NC
country. , ,,,..- -,,o.s -t..a
he had been nearly three years more than Onetd Of "ch
u was spent AZ Graefsnberg and the other Water esiei
Hshuents Of Germany, and has been since That time
la So scfug location and erecting an Establishment sDeo
10 he views the subject.
TIE e.abshnent planned particularly with new 70
he couor and convenience VI le PARENT and bunk Opo
De English plan Of waercure establishments haVing pr
yst attached each patients room smut on fon
tie room by folding doors where the pafent can nave
bath EXCEPT large dOuche and swimming Dani NAcu
heauuf ssed about 10 rods from the house ~ ne sln ~
the moanfsin There also three large plnge Dshs
horse On the grounds also two wave Oalns One ~
rhe nom The natural falls u the brook IN the raFlue ah
sVnug bath = feet square erected 70, I2e pressure q
-r,rnsr vistor, kc attending their friends and oher Pa
denis -. ....., IN H.
Dr yil omen hs establishment for me sease On ne
ib Iura snd sny communications addressed 70 ChAS ~
NFEKER d At Nesszrk, y. Jersey, or Al Soen Of1nse
Jers@g sill receive attention Jr-i wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
MIR. Calhoun's Logic.

To ne Edlfors Of The IrtbHHe
want to ask you few questions about one
part Of the abolition speech of the reiormer OF South
Carolina before the senate the 9th Do not think
insane in applying these terms TO the distinguished
gentleman In question Is there any reformer so potent
as either prejudice or ridieule and if could any
Abolition speech do Slavery injury thsn one that
emoodics the and excites the other Now for ne
questions How did reformer propose to establish
the S"s OF the conquerors the conquered II the
sesth did all the fighting, and above all the paying Of
the war his course receives faint illumination from
ray Of logic # no; Of reason Does he mean that the
laws of minority OF the conquerng nation are 10 gov
ern the csoe OF the conquered does he mean to d.
vide the conquered territory into portions equal the
several claims OF the conquerng and let every State
transfer her peculiar Institutions 10 her part of the
conquest would much ike 10 look upon this good
world half century alter this last plan shall be adopted
10 see the difference IN the condition OF the children
thus brou ght up. Hyou can md time and patience let
me know If you think he had any meaning.
Yours. H.
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THE EAGLE HOTEL,


DE-OPENED--Th subscriber has leased THIS large
IL and cOmmodiOus hotel for term of years ana hopes,
bv constant attention his guests % merit the patronage M
al those no have long known tho winch hs
house possesses every other IN this city In dto
10 its peasant and central cion has been remodeiled
in many important particulars and furnished In style nn
surpassed by any hotel in The eastern cities, and WIN de-
gree of luxury and elegance never before attempted 10 s
section Of the country, -, i, ~,
The READING Rooms supplied with the leading
OF United States and all the Public Rooms
have been fitted and furnished with direct reference 10 to
comfort convenience vi those who may DO pleased 10
visit them ....,,,.,o ,oo..a
The LADIES' DRAWING and RECEIVING ROOMS ara
furnished IN richest and most elegant manner with ,hs
very best u modern furniture. -.
The PRIVATE PARlORs and SLEEPING APAhT-
MENTs are d leo furnished IN tle same style.
Feeling satisfied that Of h- guests can be otherwise
than pleased with his public private rooms ne VIII en-
deav6r by supplying hi TABLE with the sEsr IBE MARKET
,FFoRDs and with attentive and obising servants, 70
please ell who may enter the Dining Hal
His cooks trained Ia heir business, and Know no" p
please the taste Of the mort fastdiOus
A comlnoiious OMNIBUS viii nj all times be al inc De.
moi on the rva OF the several trains Of cars, and also al
he Packet Landing, and will convey travellers and NOR
baggsge 10 snd from the hotel free Of charge
Nothing will be omitted the part Of the Proprietor 70
give the most perfect satisfaction 10 all VINO soH a. hs
house D. ~ "AbDN'DCb-
Rochester June 10. 1913 lei' inc
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4 w
strou located % the most Deauuiul etoh- OF
Ne,y.Ene land and d commanding eninence bali ne
fom he y, Nae of Northampton Mass The buildings we're
formerly occupied the RoundH school, and contain ac
conmof aon, FOR nearly hundred persons The grounds
are from % iu extent, and the esitDhsule >
abundlnty supplied with waller from more NAN weny ~.
ng -prqss whose temperature Is inyaaoiy ~ degrees
Fshrenhe The pr0pnsOrs announce that hey nave com
nled r.ugelaef with Dr. DEXTER, formerly OF MOfrl--
os.n j who vii reside In the Institution, and have I'M
edne spernenlence Of the medical department. IN corr,
mon with Dr. Hall Of Northampton Dr. Woodward, laie Of
Massachutfs Hospital Worcester has been engaged az
consulting uhycican AL the domestic Affairs are under
direction III Cant Brewster formerly Ohe Mansion House
No-hanp-ou Dr.. J. A CuaiNiSGs, General upernenden-
The Io-aruq combines salubuty with beauty renar1a
be decree. is accessible by railroad from Newly ora Al
bsnv or Boston by easy days ride and le intention Il
n make this not only upenOr retreat Tor nyald whether
Jesng Hytropshc treatment " Otherwise bat also 70
make n most agreeable resort Tor persons travelling Tor
health or pleasure, for gentlemen ana families gong mo
he country for sumner aXauOn. more inYung ocay
cannot be- found N the United states, and assurance are
gven thar the establishment VIII De rendered most de.
rsb ard comfortable for the seekers not only Of
health but recreation Leer- addressed Ia either 0i ne
physicians Al Northampton " Inquiries made Of A OlhA'
Esa q ; Hotel Boston, viii receive prompt attention
northampton Mass May /. l8S mYS -meoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

INVITE fLa-e }. K Clark, PrOpnetOr) ~ Broadway,
New York over the iewefy store OF Bal, Tompkins
black The proprietor would respectfully inform citizens
and strangers that this GaerycJnlsning over thousand
Oagueueoype Lkenesses Of our most distinguished men
i open for their Inspection
The proprietor after nearly eight years experience IN the
Daguerrean A-inyentng and Perecing many N the ni-
proyemeus have been made since its discovery BY
Dsguere and which has brought Il 20 Us present state oi
perfecon-has purchased he above named Galery-src
faers himself that he viii not only sustain but increase 10
reputation and the ged high character OF ne CO.
abi -hment
The superior arrangements for light and the present M
comparable process known only al bs place. enaDs US ~
lake DaguerreOtvpe Miniatures that excel al others "a mel
mellow aud harmonious Tone yet clear and distinct N OUT
line and without he sagreeabe hue thai nAs heio ocen
the chief ob jectOn 10 Dsguerreo,ype Porr1ils. s..
To convince the ncredulous VI ne gresi
Of Pcnlres taken This place they are respectfully heo
TO the Gallery and Judge for themselves nc Prees
fjrrneny Je' i"'"o