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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-20
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

lis issued this morning. tits a very interest.
ing number. Itcontains graphic sketch Of
the Siege Of Observation-Disclosures of Pc.
lice Officer, Ia capital story)-The Wine Gun
and The Demon Lady-The News of the
Week, some highly amusing articles-Edito
rails tamong them " ST. Valentines Day" and
the Barber's SHOP" )-Markets. &c.
TIL. Weekly Dispatch is the cheapest Week.
ay Of the day--only 81 per annum-3 cents
per single copy.
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1TO THE DEAF.-Although Doctor Hart
ley, the Aurist has, during his present VISIT had
very large number of patients he has honorably full
filed his engagements with the whole Oh them, and
we understand it is his intention to leave early
week. We would strenuously advise those suffer
ing from Deafness to take immediate advantage of
his short remaining stay as it is possible many years
may elapse before so good opportunity again &C.
ours for obtaining relief,
The Doctor may be found at his rooms, on Main
street, between 9Th and 9th streets
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FINED.-The continued case of Edmond g. Daven-
port reported for violating the ordinance, in not
having some hay, that came from New FORK, for
their private USE weighed, was taken up yester-
day by the Mayor. The Mayor fined Messrs E g.
D. according to law, and thereupon they took an
appeal to the Circuit Supreme Court as they wished
to test the consdtutonalty Of the ordinance under
which the fine was imposed, and Sc ewhethar the
Common Council have right to frame such an
ordinance
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DIED.,

OF Com umption. on Thursday morning, the 10Th
instant about O'Clock, after lingering illness OF
several months, Mrs. MARY H. PEARCE wife of
Samuel Pearce of this city, in the Bath year of her
age leaving family of small children and devoted
husband to mourn her loss. Mrs p was a devout
member Of the I'd Baptist Church.
The friends ofthe family invited to attend her
funeral this afternooon at o'clock from the resi-
dence of her husband, on Church Hil without fur
Their notice..
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LOLA NOTES.-The Countess made her Sc
cond appearance last night, to large audi
ence. Her beauty is spiritueHe, and all her
motions graceful and progressing. In the
drcss of sailor she made strong impression.
Tonight give her a noble benefit.
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Z To sail on MONDAY, the 23rd
NEl1E4tSlS instant, at 5 O'Clock. p NJ. the spen.
did new double engine steamship
CITY OF RICHMOND X. w. f 0ster, m aster
will be made ready to receive freigh, on SATUR-
DAY, and sail above For freight or passage apply
on board, at Ludlam's Wharf, to
WIN. D. COLQUITT, or
A S. LEE, Agent
g Freight taken thr ,ugh to Boston at low
rates fe 90
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BRowEsoN ON KossurH.--CkEsTEs A..
BRowssos, lwho should be named Restless
A. Brownson,I delivered on the 18th, in Cincin-
natl, lecture against Kossuth and the Hunga-
rians, in favor Of Monarchy in Austria and Rus
sin. Portions Of his speech, that, especially,
wherein be called Kossuih traitor, received
the marked disapprobalion of the audience
orestes considered Monarchy the best form OF
government.
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WAS LUsT, one day last weeA, By a lady, be-
W tween the store Of Stebbins & Dsrracotf, on
Broad, and the residence Of Mira Peasants on
Clay street. PORTE NOMINATE, with elk dol.
lara In IT, II was most probably dropped on 10th,
between Broad and Clay streets, ~ the owner
psssed from the store aloug Il 70 the house indca
ted. The lind rwill be literally rewarded, lift be
lett at this ofise. fe a5-n
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TsEsrAssrNG.-Mr. J. NJ. Darlington preferred a
charge against Patrick O.Conpel, ON Tuesday. Of
using ahasiye and threatening language towards
himself and man named Carter Bethel. On yes
terday the warrant was returned, executed and
tried, his Honor binding oConnel over in the sum oil
one hundred dollars
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DauSK.-A very spirited musician patroIled the
streets at late hour on Wednesday night serenad.
ing some OF the farer, better sex; and although he
made good beginning, finally made a very bad
ending, BY getting stupidity drunk. He was arrested
and on yesterday discharged by the Mayor with an
admonition
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In. Wu,rNEv-Th;s oen,le

Mr.. WHlTNEY.-rhisg gentleman is delight.
ing ell who visit Odd-Fellows' Hall. This
morning, at 10 o'clock, he exhibits for ladies,
gratis. There is no more pleasant way 10
pass an evening, than with Mr.. Whitney.
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government,

Judge Wells, of Maine, in recent case involv.
ate, says that to seize liquors. fairly and in good
faith passing through that State ON their wav 10
New Hampshire. or from one state through sno her
to third could not be justified by the law ard II
thu law should be so construed inthat particular.
be believed 1t would be unconstitutional.
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CHARGE OF STEALING.-The case of Patricl
Wood. which was continued until yesterday, wa
further postponed until to-day-the attendance o
certain negroes being required
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GS REWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
~ y Der on Tuesday morning, small Negro Boy,
named DAVY, about eleven years old Had on
homespnn round jacket and pantaIoons, and leather
cap. The above reward and expenses viii be paid,
ON his delivery to 9sn
fe 20-2t* E. MCCONNELL
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UNLAWFUL REsrDENcE -Malcounb Tuppence, a
free NEGRO, with Caroline County papers, was ar
rested on Wednesday evnining with pass endorsed
BY g. Peake, in his possession. 1t appears that he
had but recently arrived here and hired out by
Mr. p as a striker in blacksmith's shop. Mr. P.
thought that after getting certificate from the Car.
oline County Court, he could procure greister for
Tappence, but the Mayor informed him that owing
to the quantity of free negroes that coming in
from the surrounding counties for hire the Hust-
ings Court had recently decided not to register any
more of that class. Tappence therefore ordered
on yesterday, by his Honor to return to Caroline
County Immediately together with two other free
negroes minors-named VIM and Edward Free
man, who came with him, and were also hired ou,
by Mr. Peake
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~ Only IL 1-2 and rs cents for Bill
ious Habits and the Liver, rhe best Pnr.

ious Habits and the Liver, rhe best Pnr.
gRtive Pill knovn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTIBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills. az
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying OH all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail-
road Pills." because they go ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect.
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price % cents, and for sale by Pur-
CELL Ladd g. Co, Adie g. Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett Sc Beers, R r. Duval, o. A,
Strecker and j. Blair. ia 2l-ts
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WS5oOO no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

seIling.-The unparalleled success we have met
with in the sale of the very celebrated F2ctchers
Hair Tonic, has induced us TO decline disposiBg of
the recipe for making SO valuable preparation. The
public may rest satisfied of being able continually to
get the genuine article, heretofore by applying to
X. r. Duval, Messrs. Bennett & Beers Main street
and TO Messrs- Miller Seabrook Broad street. or at
the Saloon, under the American Hotel. The mana
facurer, John Johnson, respectfully acqllaints his
friends, who may have been uneasy with regard to
his stopping the manufacture of this superior pre-
paration for the hair, by selling the recipe that he
means to keep secret and redouble his exertions to
meet the demand for the invaluable F7etchers Hair
Toaic." fe l6
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FOR NEW YORK

4cse FOR NEW YORK. The
sSnkt5s Steamship CITY Or RICHMOND,
Capt w Foster, will BE- ready to receive freight
on Saturday, the 2lst inst, and viii pottively sail
on MONDAY, the 23rd, at O'Clock, P. ~ For
freight or passage, having fine state room accom-
modations, applyto
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
Corne, 2sad and Water streets
oSSonu 90 90 b
fe 20
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s ARRIVAL OF BIsHoP PAYNE.-We under
stand that the Rt. Rev. DR.. Payne, Bishop
Of Werstern Africa, will attend the coloniza-
ton meeting at the Capitol tonight, and will
make some statements about the condition Of
the colonies. DR.. Payne has resided in Liberia
for ID years, and is better qualified to give
light on this interesting object than any other
man perhaps in the world.
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FlRE.-Between 2 and 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, there was an alarm Of fire OCCASION
ed by the burning of q very small portion Of
Mr.. Archibald Blair, on Main street. The
fire was speedily extingushed, and caught
fromsome sparks while issuing from burn
ing chimney, falling upon the roof of the
house.
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THE FIGHT OF THE FAcrIoNs.-We wish not to
alarm the peacabe nerves of quiet home-matrons or
maids, or desquiet the millenial composure OF any
of Burritts followers residing in our goodly city but
our duty to the society which surrounds, as well as
ourselves as veritabe and faithful chroniclers of
things remarkable and memorable, demands that we
should unburthen the fearful news to our readers
that civil has been prevailing in midst. Start not
reader at this suspicious announcement that savors
80 stongy of gunpowder, shoofngs sticks, rebellion
and CORY fields of slaughter. We refer simply to
those encounters which have of late been of very
frequent occurrence between the boys of one school
with thoseof another school, and the boys OF one hill
with those of smother HILL These battles are fought
with fists and stones, and the contending forces are
arrayed under the different cognomens of Tiger
cats" Hill CATS &c Basin cats" &c. Perhaps some
of the fat hers, and grandfathers of Richmond
have heard of these delectabe soubriquets before
For the past few days the Basin cats and the Hill
cats, boys living ON Oregon Hill and in the vicinity
of the Basin, have been in the habit OF assembling
near CANDLES Hill to pound each others faces and
bodies, and stone themselves and everybody else
within hurting distance. On Monday afternoon one
of these disgricefu scenes occurred at the foot of
Orgon Hill-a number of boys being seriously in
jured by the missiles freely and indiscriainately
used. On Tuesday, officers Pearce and Tyler, hear
ing that another melee about to off, deter.
mined also to have hand in it. They accordingly
arrived at the battle ground just before the fray
to commence, and seized several of the boys taking
down their names and requiring of them not to in
dulge in the like play again, under the penalty of
going to the cage and before the Mayor. Wethere-
forewind up this article with warning to the cats
and fellows" of every section and school of the
city to refrain in future from the brutal employment
of dsguing each others bodies, for the schoolmas
tiers of the police abroad, and WILL upon tn first
recurrence of the old practices take them into GUS
tody and give them lesson to learn in the city JAIL
Those parents who have knowledge of their chill
dren being participants in these encounters, should
keep them under restraint and forbid any further
similar violation of the peace of our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-20

EH Uaguerreotypes OF Small Chill
dren.-The great superiority Of Simons pictures
ofchildren, all readily admit Two thirds of large
number OF pictures taken last week by Simons,
were infants between the ages Of two and twenty
two months, and though difficult to take children Of
thisage all were satisfactory and beautiful pictures
No parent should be day without hkenesses of their
children, now it can be perfectly and beautifully
executed clear day, between ten and two, il
preferable for children and family groups Family
paintings and pictures of all kinda copied.
NJ. p. SIMONS,
fe IL Isl, Main stree eft, Eagle Square
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Gr1Ss11l11es Alec assr. RscnnoxD,
Ae7ua III, l11or-Jeka II Ss1vSs, Esg Dear
Having ed and witncsscd the elects q
tke Rocktyi1g9 AIsn SpvjsS Water on di6erent per.
-. feel much plcasurein stating the high opinion
entertained Of lie great medical value Of which you
are the sole agent for the United States. can truly
say thas have suffered more than ! thought could
bear Having been affected for four or i've years
with the worst bowel complaint accompanied with
cough and dyspepsia procured the best M deal a
Vice and found nothing 10 relieve me. After being
prostrafed by disease for that length Of Time com
menced using the Alum Spring Water, and In the
course Of few weeks found q decided change for
the better. Afthis time (now three months since I
commenced the use of the Water feel restored 10
health, my appetite IL good, and my strength re.
gained Indeed Ifcel like another man. / can safe
n recommend the Water to others, and hsye done
30 in several cases. wish you all the success imar
pable. You are at liberty to make what use you
think proper of this letter. But my changed eondi
ton and appearance is the best testimonial could
bring to those who have known of my sickness du.
ring the last four years Accept sir assurances Of
my personal esteem. and believe me, &c,
The subscriber is still the sole agent for the sale
of this celebrated Water and receiving from time
to time fresh supplies from the above Springs
JOHN II. SEAYRES,
fe l6-ts Columbian Hotel.
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H F. BROWNE informs his friends that he has
arrived in Richmond, and that he has few very
fine Double Actien Harps, and will be happy
to attend to any orders he may receive, or for re-
pairs, &c at MIR. P. II. Tayiors Piano and Music
Store, 100. Main street. opposite the Banks.
J. F. BROWNE,
fe 20-1t 295 Broadway New York
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(tAkTER'S SPANISH MIXTUhE.--
~ BENNETT s. BEERS, DRUGGISTS, l25, Main
Street, are the agents for the sale of this valuable
Aand popular remedy for all diseases of the Blood,
Scrofala, and for removing the effects of Mercury
fresh supply, by the quantity single bottle fresh
from the maker 70 %
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RICHMOND. VA.
THE NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Friday Morning., February 90, 1852.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE MEp. CAL DEPART.
MKKT-ADDRKss OF PROFESSOR q. g. BgprORp-
ADMISSION OF GRADUATES,
The annual commencement Of the Medical Department
Of the University was held pursuant to notice. in the
chapel Of that institution in Warrington square,
evening The chapel completely filed, and many
ladies present Upon PLATFORM raised in front Of
the reading desk seated the professors those Of the
Medical Department being ROBBED.
The proceedings were commenced by an appropriate
. prayer offered by DR.. Potts.
Or. DRAPER, President Of the Medical Faculty, then
read the resolution by which those gentlemen who had
graduated during the past winter were admitted to the
degree Of NJ d. the number amounting to ninety eight
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

THr CouRTs-krNGs CouSrY CiRcuIr CouaF Before
Judge Morse-Alarch 10-Lothrop w. Chapman. against
the Long Isand Railroad Company il action for
damages on account Of injuries sustained By plaintiff II
appears that ON the 10th q September 18i9 plaintiff
riding in a. carriage Bakers Crossing Mt Bedford
when the noise made by tain Of the Long
~ and Railroad caused bis horse to become
bie Being frightened, complainant made spring, aud
the knee pan causing iamcncss for considerable length
OF time Damages laid at $4,000 The is still on
~ AWFUL DEAruCoroner Ball proceeded to the Flat
bush Hospital yesterday hold an inquest upon the
BODY o. Patrick Burns native of Ireland who to
tnt institution some weeks since with ship fever About
iVfhgAt ago he missed from his room and nothing
heard Of him until yesterday when le was found by
some men VINO were cleaning refuse hole i il SUI.
posed hot he walked from his ward in tho night and not
knowing the location of the hole fell into IL and was slno
thercd 70 death. Verdict In accordance
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Marine Affairs.

Fon EuRoPETho royal mali steamship Africa Captain
Harrison took her departure at her hour ycster
day for Liverpool She carries forty nine passengers and
S73c62 in specie Among her passengers Colonel J.
9. Fremont and family Mr. Rae recently returned from
overland expedition in search of the long absent Sir
John Erankn and the Hon Geo w. Wright. late mem
her Of Congress from California Tho remainder Of the
names will be found under the usual head
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The Italian Onern.

The Boso troupe arrive here from Boston
route to Philadelphia They have done excellent bust
ness It seems down East The managers will rc-organze,
strengthen and enlarge the troupe here Pco and vetti
and others being engaged Most of the members of this
troupe have engagements for Havana.
Marin sails in the Franklin Saturday for London,
to fulfil engagement in Covent Garden after which he
returns to complete another engagement with Senior
Marti Mt Han
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The Expedition IN Jopau.

The following II the list OF the vessels comrosnq the
squadron recently ordered to the East Indcs.--Thc
steamer mississippi flag. Captain Mckinney having on
boafo commodore Ferry. commander Of the squadron
steem irgate susquebanna. Captain buchanan steamer
Princeton cosmander Sidney Smith Lee sloop-of-wa
- Mary = Commander George a. McGruder Sloop-of
war Rymou'h. Commander John Kelly Sloop of war
saiatoea Commander VIM. u. Walker Brig Perry,
Lieut. fhiiax Store ship Supply Lieut.. Arthur st.
CLr Nyoi,on D. Harrison, naval storckce per, afoat
The East India tquadIon
INC Suflsehanna- Plymouth ana Saratoga are already
on hc Pacife coat awaiting the arrival of Tho remainder
ofthe .auadlon The st Mays ia now on the way to
Japan having on board tho japanese scors and on reach
jig Jopan Wal. await the arrival Of the squadron The
tie cours. a April
The object Of the expedition well known. II Is
designed to eject auding at ,cdo the capital city OF
Japan ~ all hazards; s4d ordsIs have been given TO
make Yarion. explorations on shore, and to leave no
Efforts nhiried TO open commercial Intercourse with that
o"gseaed people y is supposed the sguadron wiz be
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INSTRUCTIONS.


GPANISH LANGUAGE.-A. DE T. PtEz VrscuF.
- ana Translator OF the above language hnvtar a.,
hours disenEagcd, will devote them in giving 81 IL
Office, or IN part u the city; and viii aisn M @
.,ons WIN correctness and punctuay. Address No
Dey street one door from broadway room M ~ on the
fourth floor. - i'V' W. 20 VI the
DkAWING IN ALL ITS BRANCUEs.-MR H. arITr-
neu rom faris speaking English, and hayinr te most
Neutrality-suspicious. references, respectfully offers a, ive H.
IN private families schools sem naries ADJ cada
es IN Ieh. on, Sepia, Water Colors Stu,nr rIo~er
"neaIe Architecture, LAWS He will give az hs
from or r IN any part Of The city and win ao receive
ensraVers on wood. architects and lithoprn ere any
Barclay street ~ 'N't1' 10 ~
M uslC AND FRENCH-WANTED--BY A YoYNt.
Iady thoroughly qunhfed to teach tho EagI;,b
branches, Music, and French situation as ea nov h.
iahiy or select school, The heat roferenees ean Ia
aadress Maria, box No. 70 Post Once. New IIayon az
w hitting CLAsSES-APPLY THIS WFpR Ar
", Soidsmiths 2og broadway, II you wish 20 aronirs .
bovu nand writing The terms reduced for MI narth
my 70 w ~ Tor the course Of ten lesous Iaics ~ N
Private instruction, $40. WY IN" evening"
a S wIo ho ohASCL FOR GENTLEMAN OR LADY,
nas capitn o. $50, TO learn branch Of orna,
o maze which in few months viii enable them
~ ~ I'm az 20 so per week To person who has
tasts fer drawing this affords opportunity 10
addpeN LnEaver, Herald once. -'''' S"''saSs'
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March 0.acton for Lci be,wsen tho German Ed;tors-
G. dloph NerMss against Kari Heinsen and Morris Otto
The plaintiff editor Of the German paper called the
Detscke Soneyo broup this action against the defend
ants editors Of the German paper called the Stats lei
tung for damages occasoned TO the plaintiff by the publ
in April 1851 by calling upon the plaintiff to show
where he got his money from that he bought his farm
with II appeared that there was general newspaper
warfare between the parties which resulted in this suit
and the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for Ga
cents damages.
John H. Waters against Mark Jaco6s.-This action
brought by plaintiff against the defendant for SANDER in
the latter calling the former thief and robber and
accusing him OF breaking INFO the defendants store and
taking some cloth caps &C.. of which defendant
manufacturer. Verdict Ga cents for the plaintiff.
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Tim, rams Aches and SorcnossI The is W those
Iniment is much superior the old sye OF Al ing ln
men tnt there ~ no comparison Principal depot 325
Price, 20 cents, ' " - ~ NoD'
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exception reservation the very
celebrated in GOURAUDS Medicated Soap for curing pi-
Pies freskies sailownes, chaps ehafes roughness SC
Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss at 81 Walker
street near Broadway and Calender South Third street.
pllauelnhia.
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and wonderful in Mental Alchemy this
ing at Metropolitan ate Trpler) Hall at ~ o'clock Ad-
mittane 20 cents children half price The whole Of the
world the Of mankind should make it point to
attend, and mistake, if they wish to be amused.
Dunlap's Light Carriages mt Auction
Mr. ALFRED NJ. HERkNESS Auctoneer will sell, at the
Chinese Museum, in the city of PHILADELPHIA on the 18th
March collection Of 2U Carriages
which be found fifty of Dunaps celebrated make
all warranted Sale positive, and no postponement.
California or Europe.-PersOns going to
foreign should get their Daguerre
otypes taken and the shadows OF the life that Is
everlasting in the picture world in of accident sick
and DEATH No artist pictures the people TO greater
perfection and satisfaction than HOLMES, 2o9 Broadway
See him.
Daguerrcotypes In OiI.--This new and Inn
portapt discovery in the arts by WIN BUTLER, propre
tor Of the Plumbc National Gallery No. PSI Broadway il
worthy Of the attention Of friend and appreeator of
the hne arts.
Gold Medal DagucrreOtypcs.---E0Or artistic
pictures first portrait and miniature painters and all
good judges Of high art universally recommend and pa
trOne ROOT 1868 Broadway OF Franklin street,
the leading daguerreotypist OF the country.
Insa Cr,r1n Ctvye of In N