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Congress.

We again forced to omit our regular summary
of the sayings and dongs in Congress, which, how
ever confined to two topics: in the Senate, the
compromise bill still fingers, although its friends
have nearly about lost all hopes Gifts Last
week Mr.. WEBSTER made eloquent speech in its
favor, and urged the necessity of some settlement
Mr. CLAY spoke on Monday last, and is said to have
made effort worthy of his palmiest days. He came
down heavy upon the abolionists at the North, and
the nulfers at the South. 1t is probable that the
final vote will be taken upon this bill this week.
Perhaps it has already been taken. An amendment
of Mr.. Stewards, for introducing the Wilmot pro
viso, was negatived, was also of Mr.. FooTE's
for fixing the boundary of Texas at "a degrees north
latitude, instead of 80, which would give Texas TO-
900 square miles territory than the original
bill and also one for fixing the southern boundary
of California at IS degrees. The vote stood 80 a
gainst, to 90 for. An amendment in favor of the
Missouri Compromise also rejected by very
large majority-some eight Southern men, chiefly
Wings, voting against it. The bill will probably be
rejected.
From the progress of events in the House, it il
more than likely that suit will be brought to compe
the Galphins to refund.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

A Western paper says -" Never plead guilty te
poverty So far as this world is concerned you had
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TEXAS AND NEW MEx1co.-It is evident from the
of the Texas papers that great and deep seated
excitement prevails in the lone star State in refer
ence to the recent proceedings in New Mexico, and
that if the legislature at its special session, adopts
measures according with the expressed will Of the
a determind effort will be made to enforce the au-
thority of Texas in Santa Fe. The Galveston News,
of the 18th, says:
We hear verbally of public meetings in different
parts of the country and all, without one dissenting
voice are in favor of the most eectual and prompt
measures for defending the rights and the honor Of
the State, against the insurrectonary movement OF
Santa Fe, under the countenance and encouragement
of the present administration.
We learn that Governor Bell wishes to take COM
mand in person of whatever troops may be raised by
the Legislature at its approaching session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

THE New CABINET.-The President sent into the
Senate Saturday the following nominations, which
Immediately acted upon, and all the gentlemen
confirmed for the Offices attached to their names:
Daniel Webster, of Mass, Secretary of State.
Thos. Corwin of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury.
VIM. A. Graham, of North Carolina, Secretary of
the Navy.
David Bates, of Missouri, Secretary of War.
Nathan K. Hall, of N. York, Postmaster General
Jas. A. Pearce, of Md. Secretary of the Interior.
John J. Crittenden, of KY, Attorney General
The Washing ton Union, Of Saturday evening, says
" It is supposed that Mr. Webster will not accept his
appointment, nor retire from the Senate, until the
vote has been taken on the Compromise bill.
"Messrs. Pearce and Corwin being opposite
sides of that question, may pair off, without affecting
the result of the vote -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

CHARLESTON, July 24.-CoTroN-The Cotton market
again very quiet yesterday the transactions having been Ii
mited to 25O bales extremes ranging from 125 to
We have change to notice in prices.
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GROVE ACADEMY.

Near Kenansville, Duplin County, N. c.
THE subscriber takes this method of informing his friends
in Dupn and the neighborng counties, that in conse-
of the continued illness of member of his family,
the Fall Session will begin till Monday, the 10Th August
next.
Terms as heretofore Board families mode
rate rates. JAMES M. SPRUNT.
Kepansvile Julv &C. 1850 46-3t
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T IME, Lime, Lime. 500 barrels Lncolnville Whit
IL Lump. Also, Calcned Plaster, Plasering Hair, Fir
Brick, and Hydraulic Cement 900 bbls Lime, Sc. Fo
sale by J. G. & r. B. WOOD,
July 25, 1851 Contractors and Builders.
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FREIGHTS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, per BARREL. Is a
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 40
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross 90 l25
Cotton goods and yarns, per bale, 40 50
FlaXseed, per cask OO w
Lumber, per NJ, A 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin, and Tar per BARREL 90 Is
Spirits Iurpentlne, do. .......-...0O 40
Ground Peas, per bushel,
"A
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, .......6
TO BOSTON
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, per barrel 40 IS
Spirits Iurpentine do. 90 IS
Lumber, per M. ................7 90 so
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

BALTIMORE, July 23-Flour So rs; red wheat Is
81 IS to 81 Is white 81 63c, yellow "a Csc oats
A0o vxh; . 40 rallo
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

GOOD comfortable dwelling, situated in the North m
IA part of town, Walnut Street. lately occupied SID
by RoDERIck McRAE Esq Persons wishing to purchase
rent, find out the terms by calling at resi-
dence. D. SHERW GOD.
July g. 1850 46-tf
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The Galphim Cabinet Pyramid.
THE ALLEN CLAIM
THE BARRON CLAIM !!

THE BENSON CLAIM III!
THE ALABAMA CLAIM y!
THE VIRGINIA CLAIM !! +! u!
THE DE LA FRANCIA CLAIM !!!!!!!
THE GREAT GALPHIN CLAIM !!!!!!!!
AND NUMEROUS oTHRR CLAIMS!
AMOUNTING TO OVER S1,OO0,OOO !! !! !!
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Boston, July 20th.-NANAL SToRES-6o9 bbs Spirits
Turpentne been received since last The sales
have been confined small lots principally at 81
ga In Tar have only to notice small sales in
the quoted rates In Rosn there have been sales
500 bbls 81 Is cash small lots at 81 Is
mos held higher. Pitch small lots 81 50 per bbl
6 mos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26

PHILADELPHIA, July 23-6 P. M.-Flour l24 So Is
red wheat Is 81 20, white do 81 To- yellow 63
64c &c.; rye 81 &c.; Rio coffee 1Oe; cotton tc
vance wool SO Soc per h. grades of washed
whiskey 24k 25c. per gallon.
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WANT PLACES.

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Bookseller to the University Gambridge, Mass.
Estraet from p,afessoy Mo,tto,i,, latrolaet.on

f-IEIucF JIUW F1'Ytss0I IIVJVVIu ) HllIVdAtI4Of
The qualifications Of this work book for Schools such
leave Little anytaug dssro The classification
cesng convenient The calculation OF principles snd tho explains
ton OF chemical phenomena admirably clear and TIE
eospect the cse OF each chapter presenting
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Letter from P,ef Porter, Of Byopa Uaireysi.y.
soohbaT1s Principles Chemistry recently published YOU
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It Treats Ia Germany where works Of h kind abound held
the hg hest
hope interests Of that may be generally
oduc,d tbs uny concur snlsy the Vows Of the WORK
eIpu ssed By Prof ood tia Introduction and shall feconmena
pursuing thu study Of Chemistry under MY dectou
Very respectfully yours, JOHN PORTER,
Professor OF Chemistry applied tho Arts 10 Brown University
Letter from he Py1ncTalQf he High Sehool Cambridge
Principles Of Chemistry which you sent somstms
hardly speak highly II unqaesuonsbg ha hsat
that published tho United
eIRmnsg the vouna was Inclined TO think that
with advantage be abridged moro mt
WITH this work las ms That not page
car be SAT- spe Very respectfully yours.
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o3l 4tWed&Sni
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TY2l Mercantile Library Association,-The first
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at CLINTON HALL ut u o'clock by E. p WHFrLE,
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NJ Chapel Subject BLAISE PASCALS PROVIN-
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NETWORK LAUNDRY, is Spruce

IL Il w Ohh l4AC MIN 10 - )luCC-
a street. near Nssssu.-To New Shirt Dealers Single
oenuemen Families, &cThis is of the most perfect
ARG extensive establishments OF the kndi this or any DINER
country has been erected expense OF about four
'h0asana dollars and combines the following advantages
cts9hs leaving the city in haste have their
30 three hours time - s"f0i''' 'ilo4N " N "
material Is used in the washing department but
pure oil soap and filtered Croon water hence clothes
a oo oy psent soaps other hunbugs so ex.
lenslveiy advertised In tie newspapers
SdGenuenlen's shirts are done nv, ANAL .. ~ .,,,~,.
on sale; genueIlens collars ironed in Troy ib,
eoored and psntsloous elegantly 10y - e l5
4hClohes los or missed which seldom or never han
peBs) will be promptly paid for. VI ueFeI nap-
6h-Clohes washed al this establishment viii war ,,.h
hnger, simply becanse they only handed
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permitted TO come them. - " N1As' -
eLadies dresses and sll ane articles are done IN bv
n experienced French laundress. ' uPo ~
Clothes taken and delivered free OF extra charps III
spols and stains efecusly removed NA
Al orders len the Oce Is Spnlcesl or seu, tAro1sh
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MADAME RAYMOND, Superintendent
Atfs-EyPe,1ensed Lands are employed 10 iron new
pN@ aas Sm!a
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NEw-YoRK PLOTTING DRY DOCK Co
October 29th, 1850.
ES~ Dividend of 5 Per Cent. has been declared
hon the Earnings of the Dock for the sXmonths ending
Nov st payable to the Stockholders and after the 9Th
dSy OF Nov. next.
The Transfer Books will be closed from tho ls 10 10Th
az tNs. h v MASON, Secretary.
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IIST PuBLISHED.-The PRINC]

NUST PUBLISHED.-The PRINCT-
~ PIES OF CHEMISTRY. Illustrated by Simple Expert.
ments, by Dr. JULIUS ADOLPH STOCKHARDT Profes-
in the Royal Academy OF Agriculture Tharend and
Royal; and Inspector OF Medicine IN SaXony Translated
from the third German edition, by c. II. PIERCE, NJ d.
This work has already been introduced text book in
Harvard College and IN many of the Academies and High
Schools of Massachusetts
Copies for examination will be furnished to teachers and
School Committees on application 10 the Publisher.
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Y- Or. Iutener's Ear Inflrmary, q Warren
IL near Broadway. open from till :, for the exclusive
treatment of ear diseases, Deafness discharges from the
and all unpleasant noises in the head cured In short
olherwise lInnaid eiters refused. sl9 2mD&N24 W
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AS SALESMAN in an Importing House. by
ageea who qs been for FIVE ye a5 n an !. even wen
siye importing house IN PhllaqepAs anu MID - a,
nof e e TO Rs present e. sPP @ DANES II fHa &C.
bb3 Ijitctcelck q Garrett james S Gibbons. Cashier
Ocean Bank. ny -
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FOR SALE.-A great business stand,
would be disposed Of separney wanted n that sa9sT
Building prime order and located in very I5or
Iege on be Hudann River cash business in I Ia
and established oT many years The owner s .el, he
health ia obliged remove South bu 5 goe e9ncefn Ap
pfyta PETER j. STRYKER (hessrs 5ottn dsy -
n Iueodh
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MEDICAL OFFICE, 1876 Bowery, for
I'VE ;he TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES
DR. uPHAM confines himself 10 an ofie practice, and
in he morning I'LL o'clock in The evening Tie Doctors
remedies for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Scroula and
Rheumatism are unnyaed and warranted TO cure 10 sIi
Gases. FOR THE PILES,
DR.. UPHAMS Electuary ian internal Eanedyl II esl-
tam for Piles in every form Sold by me Pr2pretg
l96 Bowey; 5. Tousey l05 Nassai-st; Mrs Hsys;lsD
Fuonst Brooklyn, and by Druggists Throughout e
ed States. oi9 In -
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DOOK BINDERS, LEATHER.-The

y subscriber has hand, md is constantly receiving,
English Colored Skiyers Coored Calf Skins French Tu
key Morocco Russia Red Leather Sailed Splits and Calf
Skins Book Cloth Marble Paper, and every article
CURED for Bindery Always on hand large assortment
Law Calf Skins. All Of when are offered at tho owest
market prices BY n2 Inn JAMES COOK, 295i Pearlet
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a S COOK, Chunbermaid, Nurse, Waiter,
RGc by two respectable young Women; one as Cook,
Washer and Ironer General HouseInad the other
Chanberlnaid Waiter Nurse and Seamstress Both
RooE store nj IT
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AS Cook or Laundress by one as
"a Chambermaid and Waiter or Nurse and Seamsress by
the other cyor country, by two very tidy experienced
Girls with good city reference Apply at "A SxttaY IN
the Hook store n5 II
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,os CALIFORNIA, oRpGoN AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
II ncbEhe1 or the departure of each Mail steamer iof
5Ssges Price 81 Cents per copy.
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r. Or. Banning having perfected his Body Braces,
Spinal supports Hernal Trusses has returned 70 S4l
Broadway, for the management of female spinal digest
I've nervous, pulmonary and vocal arrangements Phys
cans and dealers are invited TO examine his Inventions
oSl If
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS a

PRIVATE sALE-On EASY Terms tad.s..er ,iaib and
9 Lots south side Of Twenty-hh44-st Oe''' 49,
Tenth avenues. k,,ye., Twenty fourth
. Lots east side Tenth-ayenne, oe'"e9"
and Twenty.fth lying tosetAef 5,a por,lest cor
Lots west side TentleYenoe, H4S'11"e
os ratb side twenty @ in the rear Of the
above. o,, f,rytt.yt $50 feet Yves. Tenth
avenue ,h .ide T,ventyoarh-st 40 feet veg, Tenth
,ve6Ie ogeter win valuable AIEh ,.s - = ~ n
"las % and II lots between Eleventh and T"et avenues
& Of he said parcels VIII be sold on o1dng con
iFaets n IT BEVERLEY ROBINSON, ~ WaLst THE,
ob9RE MARITIME, Twenty ghtnst between Eighth
" " Hi1tb avenues or JAMES y. WELLS
n2a i0tsod. ElntiFayeaue near Pwenty-6r,is%
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A S CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, by
I3we recommended tidy Girl, 10 take of Chill
drcn; rsrqte Washer and Ironer ana good seam
stress would make herself generally useful for low wages
Cau 81 $40 Rroadyyav NC lI1
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% Grand Division, $. of M an nj ad M9an
ed Session of the Grand Division VIII be held on w Ell
NESDAY The 9Th inst ut n O'Clock, PM in the HAL 3bO
Broadway Business of great Importance will be present
ca ns 9P q, e0HSi''fn'o" THOMAS EDGERLEY, G. S.
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- Ror Bremen via SoWthnmpton.-Ihe IN

- -Enr bremen via S0WthnWptdh.-lIt 7HIIeu
c ~ fIsil Steamship WASHINGTON, g. w FLOYD,
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Price Of Passage in the first cabin $40 Price Of
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0Gre slece delivered in H0yre at reduced rates For
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7ANTED IMMEDIATELY-Part of

WANTED-A Young Man 10 act as
Wv Clerk in a Book and Stationery Store; one who
has had experience in the city Apply 2i9} Green
wchs; Mt 81
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yU1O TFT,FGRAPH COMPANIES
VYHE YOUNG LADIES BOARDING

WYHE YOUNG LADIES BOARDING
IL and DAY SCHOOL. 10 RUTGERS-ST. A Il S. r.
CLARK, Principals viii commence It's winter term on tne
PAN Of this month Pupils received any inerme
date period being charged only from Tie lime Of entrance
PROT J w HOWS insucts 10 El0cutiOn.
BENJAMIN H. COE . Drawing
Prof GILBERT L. HUME is deiyeringa course
of Lectures Chemistry and the French classes under
the care Of Prof N d., LA PLACE who wi also during
the coming season, give instruction 70 private evening
Classes Tie schooooms stage is employed for pupils
residing distance we'll for those who wish 70 de
only in inclement weather ~ 2ReOdT
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A S CHAMBERMAIp and to assist in Wait
IA-ng or to do Plain Sewing and to mind Children, by
respectable young Woman with the best of city refer,
Fihh and Sixth avs Can be seen for three days, no 2t
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nRY GOODs.-Most complete assort-
E-P rnent of Ladies', Gents and Chldren's DRESS
GOODS to be found in the city. G. NJ. BODINE,
o26 lm- 523 Grand.st. OF Orchard.
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- LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, is
yEl 3 Saturday Morning. III the low price of &
Eaoas11gu in advance Eight co5lcs for $40, twenty
PEI address for 500 and le paper in case con-
eopiess s 20 oT The time for which Z is paid.
reEeuts Go his sheet viii be charged 20 cents pei
n Insertion.
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A SEAMsrREss by very respectable
L "a American Girl. in private family. Apply at 1888
Thompson-st. Can be seen for four days no ~
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yI1EN THOUSAND CURES and NOT

a SINGLE FAILURE! DR.. HASTINGS COM
POUND SYRUP or NAPTHA ceaesrated throughout
both Continents for It's wonderful cures Of Consumpuon
Asthma Decline Splitting of Blood Night S~eats Dlihcui
breathing Coughs Colds and all diseases Of the Chest ana
lis effect upon the system Is mild and soothing at the
saue time certain aud eilcBcousrnreiy falling 70 give re-
lief upon the first application and Oy repeating lew
times permanent cure 10 effected. 80
The proprietor therefore, only recommends his NAP
TIA SYRUP but il 10 he warrants II 10
all npedments which reard he free circulation OF me
blood he warrants 1t TO open the internal and external
pores OF the body, and eject all the obnoxious pafuces
which have accumulated IL tile sysemi he WARRANTS II as
CURING DISEASED LUNGS, 80
Hectic Fever Night Sweats Dyspepsia, Liver Conphnn
Pain Chestand Asthma aud he warrants oaffst @
formation ofubecles In the lungs and 10 heal nose ale@y
formed SO that persons In consumption may with me
most positive confidence OF cure for s great sea- OF
action Is in the Lungs, which IL peeates IN all dfecuoosy
purifying them Oeyeyhng obnoxious IN Us progress, and
which, fapped according TO dlrecdOns, cannot la 10 saTd
in perfect healthy condition.
DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA
Is highhy recommended by the Medical Profession That
eminent Physician Dr. Mott Of NeW-forh says that Ss
PalmOnc Remedy il cannot be too highly pralsedD DT.
Arnold ofthe Murine Hospital Savannah; Dr. Ware OF
Liverpool England DR.. Boyd of Lancaster, Dir Hamilton
OF Bath and those eminent publications. the L0nh0a ben-
GET the Medical Journal, and BrmtWaites Retrospect all
accord 70 IL the most convincing certificates OI s virtues
In this country it has been used with distinguished suc'
cess. -
None genuine without the written signature OF A. T.
HARRISON on The wrapper Price 81 per boule or SIX
bottles Tor s.. Principal Office 6i Greenwich-st New
YORK
Sold in Newark by R. Van Buskrk, In Albany by c.
rockingham IN Boston by Reading Co In Philadelphia
by Zeihera Co. Thrd-sl beo" Chestnut and IN baiuoFe
Sod In Ne@.York by f. NJ Guon, 57 Bowey; H.:C.
Sanders, 325 Bo~ery; John g. Dodd III Broadway, and
Codington sos Hndsonst OK I4t1HThGS@
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VSr Wigs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cele-
brs,ed WIG FACTORY is al Wall-st where al all llmes
found largest assortment in the city STRANGERS
sud citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur
chasing olsewhero BACHELORS newly-invented
WIGS Obtained silver medal at the Fair of the American
institute Copy the address, myl5 hW&Fu
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a S NURSE and Plain Sewer, by respec-
fAtable French Woman in an American family; has the
best OF recommendations. Apply al 80 Howards no 2t*
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III On Friday-The Picturesque Souvenir Letters or
Traveller, by w c. Bryan with IS splendid ongrayings
steel Square Svo Goth, gilt 81 morocco extra, So.
Also, cheap edition, without the Illustrations. l2mo;-
Cloth, 81 25s nj 2tW&F
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70 A Card.-CHALLENGE-oN THOUSAND
DOLLARS AGAINST FIVE HUNDRED. - Believing
that the decision of The Committee Of the American nsu
tue on Daguereotypes not fair and just award,
founded upon The comparative merits OF The pictures eS-
hbed but was the result of other Influences do hereby
protest against ill., so far my specimens are con-
eerned will stake 81 900 against $500 that no Dagger
artist exhibited the late Fair any previous Far
OF the American Institute twenty-nne pictures OF equal
sizes displaying each for each the amount OF ski una
fidelity nature my there exhibited Inc ac oha
gold nedahaving been awarded in ls49 DagueTreoypes
and the present wear only silver medal would seem 20
in this country The truth, however, IS that the arr nus
greatly advanced and therefore, in behal! OF the Proesson
ssl offer, in good faith $1,000 10 half that amount on
the issue propose that the question be decided 6y .n Ye
competent and impartial judges to be larry chosen n suen
by the parry accepting the challenge and myself All
that desire fair field and no favor; and am ready
10 pul down the money aud abide the test forthwith
NJ lwt j. GURNEY, 1889 Broadway.
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