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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

New daguerrean GnIlcry.-M1Nrrs
s..W .Alsoh beg leave to inform their frisas.
s.. me pnnhc mat they have removed the (3ssss
.m ~, sne msnsion House to No I46, few DOOR ~
low the American Hotel, on the onnos,,n pc
n. nere tney have fitted up splendid Darue rrss :
usnery. Tor the accommodate OF those Nho sesn
Vie,t their rooms. 1o may
Ibe sabscfibers are too well known
.eht, as tney have had rooms for the la,, iii
y es.s IN this city, and have always given .n.,.o
.susseuon But they are happy 10 annonnna !.
ne punc that they have superior facili,is. fe
sAA,ns nhe PICTURES, to what they have ever ~ IA
auo pledge themselves to give Pictures nao
I'D tns United States, In softneas of tome or
coioring' Call and geo the beautiful sperirrs, vi
the ART, whether you wish Pictures or not Oh
NlNNIS WATSON.
w Great ExcfIemenfy-Tmr.- s
cess More than 100 Per.ons in ~. S Nss
OF hichmond "iene testify 70 the remnr,.y
nDie cures performed by Carriers sn.niss
nat.s great spring medicine aud puri.
patients who J,ooa now used BY hundreds of grateful
FERs sPaSS shs sTsSsts;I Of all medicines CAR
Estn, scfofuia, eruptions in the skim liver dseasa
levers, ulcers, old sores affections of the kidneys
eAses OF the throat, emale complaints pains sns
ssha Oh tne bones and joints speedily put to
hish. py using this great and inestimable remedy
TOT all diseases of the blood, and as spring and
summer medicine, nothing has vet been found ~
nnrpiaa with II. cesnses the system of all i'm.
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone tn the
s.onsch, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re-
the constitution enfeebed by disease or broken
strength. e oio
For the ladies' 1t is incomparaby better than all the
cosmetics eyer used. few doses of Carters Spanish
mixture Will remove all sallowness of complexion
orng the roses mantng to the cheek give elasticity
10 the step and improve the general health in re-
of. " 0Au
The large number of certificates of remarkable cures
perermea on persons residing in our own city by the
use OF Carriers Spanish Mixture is the best evidence
Keepers magistrates physicians and public men, well
Known to the community, all add their testimony to
the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI.
Call and see few out of the hundreds ofcericstes
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists
No 125 Main street. Richmon
SOLO oy all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
, Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for S5 apI
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BY Wellington Goddin.

'HE BEAUTiFUL FARM CALLED
Ivy GLEN" ONE MILE NORTHEAST
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
The owner, MIR w h. Belts contemplating . re.
noval from the vicinity of Richmond, 10 reside ON
larger estate in di.tsnt county, shall sell Ar
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY A 4.
ternosn. the Path May. 1858, at 5 O'Clock. The
oesutifai Farm called Ivy Glen" on which he re-
sides, situated In the county or Henrico ore mite
Northeast OF Richmond adjoining the farm of Judee
PV Daniel containing 53K acres In fee simple 10
gether with lease having nearly Is years 20 run.
on Bells m eadow, adjoining, containing is acres.
to an annual rent charge OF SIS, payable on
the let day Of April
The Farm is now ia hie b state of Improvement
and produces in great abundance the crops of this
Climate The buildings are ample for an ordinary
sized family. The house has four rooms and built
OF brick, besides a frame building having four
rooms, kitchen, stable barn, csrrisge house. smoke
house, &c, all built within the last five years
There are several excellent springs within few
yards Of the dwelling There is also an excellent
orchard OF young trees now in full bearing. Pos
session will be gwen LIST November next though if
particularly desired by the purchaser, an arrapve-
s-ent will be made TO give it sooner.
TEsMs-One third cash balance at enc and two
years, tor negotiable notes. interest added secu ed
by tTust deed.
my "a W. GODDIN, Auctr
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AUCTION SALES
THIS. DAY..


BY Dunlop, Mencurc q C-
KOCERIES Ar AUCTT0N =. r,r.-
- DAf, 18th instant, Commemorate !, m LUZ.
We VIII sell q our store, 4 sener.J .s.a = eloekt
ofoeerles, consisting In part Of 1s "
% mas sugar, fair to prime ouslitv
80 bbls powdered Sussr fN.HJ
so bbls and hhds Mois.se.
Gunpowder and Pouchons T...
Mustard Ae
rs boxes Soap
LOG boxes tsllow and sdsmantne Candle.
10 half pipes
quarter pipes Brandy-Hennessev 49,.
superior quality o-
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
Sd bbls Whskey,N Rum and Apple Br.na,
so bos Vinegar, &c
IL Sale without regard to westher
IkRAs-Under Slo0, cash over that amount
months credi, for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONoURE a. CO, Aucts.
Private Stock Of choice quality Madeira
and sherry Wines.
After the above sale, commencing at III o'clock,
We will sell
ISL bottles Madeira Wine, imported In 1882 and
1853, from Messrs newton, Gordon, Murdoc H.
Co.
quarter casks choice Olorose Sherry Wine, inn.
ported through Peer Harmoneys q Nepkins In
The above Wines belong to the estate of william
Gait decd.
ALSO,
io quarter and octave casks Madeira shipped
olIecI by Messrs Blandy d Son, November iS49.
EF Terms same aoove.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
my "a Auctioueers
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

THEATRE
STEFFENONE'S OPERA TROUPE.
M ISIS Is. STEFFENONE, by the part Gu.
NA lar request of several families, will have the
honor of giving another Concert on Tuesday
Night, May Gath, assisted by Signor Tsfsnelli,
Barytone; Signor Arnoldi, Tenor; Signor Nicolao.
Leader of the Orchestra; and by the young debu
tdate, Miss Blangni.
By the following Programme, it will be seen that
Miss B. STEFFENONE will repeat two or three
pieces, which received the enthusiastic applause of
the highly intelligent and appreciative audiences at
the two last Concerts.
PART FIRST.
First Act of Opera ERNANI-verdi,
BY Miss STEFFENoNE, as ELVIRA,
sig. TAFFENELLI, as CARLO V,
Sig. ABNoLDI, as EhNANI.
PART SECOND.
The AFRAID praeer in C6lza il core from
GazZa Hadra-Rossini,
Sungby Miss BLANGIN1.
The popular TOTANA, from Gusts yri-Be!lini,
By Miss sTEFFENoNE.
Inc great DUETTO, from Belisario- Donizetti
BY Messrs ARNOLD and TAFFENRLLI
Inc beautiful English Song,
By Miss BLANeIN1
By Sig TAFFENELLI.
DIAVOLO-Meyerbe
Sung BY Miss STEFFENoNE.
PART THIRD.
Second act Of LUCREZiA BORGIA-Dopjzetti
BY Miss B STEFFENoNE, as Lucrezia Borgia
sig IAFFANELLI- .--..-...-----D Duke Alfonso
Gig AhSeLOl .GenparO
~ The performance will be given in splendid
new Opera Costumes.
e Dress Circle and Parquet S.; Second Tier
81 cents; Centre Galleries 81 cents; Side Galleries
25 cents.
EE The Box Office is open from 10 to O'clock
where places may be secured
Eg- Doors open at 7-opsratic entertainment to
begin at quarter past O'Clock
xfF@ Tickets OF admission may be obtaiaed ~ fhe
music stores and principal hotels NV "a
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by Davenport, Allen 81 Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On FRI
~ DAY, 9th May, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
our auction store an assortment of Groceries, viz
40 hhds Bacon Sides
$50 bbls Herrings
goo bags Laguayra and Rio Coffee
100 bbls Coffee Sugars
200 bills Rectifed Whiskey
so bbs Rum
100 packages Green and Black Teas
100 M Cigars
80 half and quarter pipes Brandy
Sole Leather
Port and Madeira Wines
Molasses, Soap, Candles &c &c
TERMS Under 500 cash 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co,
my23 Aucts.
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, May 23.'-Sales Of $4,000 hbls.
Flour al "a A to 4 so for State, and 81 81 TO
) % for Southern; 5000 bushels white Wheat
at 81 Is; aud 10000 bushels yellow Corn at
10 cents.
BALTIMORE, May % Sales of 700 bbls.
Flour at 81 81; 10000 bushels Corn at So TO
IS cents for white, SO TO 60 for yellow; 5000
bushels Wheat al 81 10 to 81 IL for white, 81
90 to 81 06 for red
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Later from Rio.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22-The ship Min.
nesota has arrived from Rio Janeiro with dates
to April 10Th. Left in port ship Eagle of New
York for Australia, which had put in short of
water and other necessaries. The barque
Roanoke 0fBatimore was disc herging. The
brig VIM. Price, of Philadelphia, before re.
ported, was knocked down in a gale on March
18th, her decks swept, boats lost, sail carried
away, and both masts sprung. AS the Alin.
nesota was leaving Rio she saw very large
clipper ship going in with her main-mast Grip,
nled.
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hs ohTtH9OkGE1S BITTER CUHUiAI
III AND BLOOD PuRlFIER-prfce, 81 per
Bottle Physicians OF The frsG standing In tina
medical profession use and prescribe it the most
ever KNOWN while vast numbers who had long
suffered from diseases complaints brought on by
sedentary habits exposure indigestion torpid Of
the ver or impurities of the blood, now look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers 1t stands
prominent IN the treatment and cure of Neuralgia.
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Less of Appetite Acdty of the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache Flow of Blood to the
Head, COstlveness or Irregularities of the Bowels
Pleurisy, Pains Misery in the Side or Region of the
Heart Flatulency Depression of Spirits Palpitaton
of the Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations
Prostitution Of the Nervous System Cold Chilly Sem
sations. Numbness of the Flesh Limbs Difficult
or Profuse Expectation, Night Sweats, Diseases Of
the Heart, Affections of the Lungs, Jaundce Dis
of the Kidneys, Derangement PROSTATE Con.
ditien of the Organs OF Nature which cause painful
Debility and Prostration of the Nervous System Pale
or Sallow Complexion.
dEorIimore's Bitter Cordial
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly
saie 70 be used in any state of health by the
most delicate female or child.
Sg fnce one dollar per bottle
w. v. ALEXANDER Co., Propnetors No. Bar
'isy street, tAstor House, New York.
., w remember that sell at wholesale and retail
ti TO. most Invaluable and remedy for Rheuma-
chi an lts forms, either in1ammatory, acute, or
standing. This is Mortimore's RHETTMATiC COM
winch Is vegetable extract an internal re-
10y PaePa5ed expressly for this one disease Ii has
already cured thousands who had long heen cripples
The evidence is most oyerwheIn,;na snS conv;acins
tizens. 80 Aos' ieSpee'a'-e w.
titicates of your friends and tboss 1900 vnn who
had long suffered but who have beer restored to per.
feet health BY this remedy.
for Richmond ~ SOAo ~He 200
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by John r. ID. Payne, Salesman.

A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNJTfRE
= - at Auction.-A gentleman having determined
70 move 70 the country, will sell on Wednesday,
me 2oth INST, at 10 O'clock in the Tontine House,
on MAIN street. opposite the Banks, lot of furni-
ture, consisting OF beds, curled hair mattresses,
Deusleaos, PLAIN and mahogany, mahogany bureau,
mahogany tables. rocking and Windsor chairs,
large carpets, rug and floor cloth, window shades,
snoveIs and tengs fender and blower, DC, &C.
1oI hie Cdeu my23
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The GARDINER CASE 'he Jury, shut up
in their room in the City Hail in charge Of
this case since two o'clock on Friday, had
not agreed upon verdict at the time Of our
gong 10 press last evening. We understand
that on Saturday evening the Jury sent mes.
sage to Judge Crawford informing him that
there was no likelihood ftheir agreeing upon
Verdict.-NatiOnat INTEL, Monday.
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fgy Keep IL before the Peuple-Tha t,hei
LocUtoco party Is opposed 10 the issue OF Small
Notes by State HANKS.
Keep 1t before the Peopte-That the Lccofoco par.
ty Is opposed to Free schools
KEEP It bGore the PeopIe-That Mr. Caskie is the
Candidate OF the aforesaid party for Congress
my 23-4t~ FACTS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATCH
The Gardner Case.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The jury in the
Gardiner case have not yet agreed. The court
has adjourned I'LL Wednesday,
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NEW YORK. Muy 23.--It is rumorsd that the
U. ). steamer Vixen is TO be Immediately de.
spatched to Halifax. We presume III Is order
has some connection with the fisheries
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E READER! Have you seen the SITS.
reoscOpic Lfkenesses at SinI0ns'2 If not,
we say you should They are beautiful, and will
well repsy you tor visit to his rooms. Aside from
ice rlch ana tasty pictures which adorn his Gale.
~, hls rooms are cool and pleas snt-which is a
Consideration 10 one sitting for Daguerreotype.
ly 90
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Il A company with capital of 81 100000
for the establishment of line of steamships
between Baltimore and Liverpool, is in course
OF formation in Baltimore. Their application
fure
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MARINE DIsAsTER.-The schr Ceylon, from
Norfolk for Boston, with cargo of corn, is
ashore near Cape Henry. The cargo is Gam,
aged, and the vessel biged. No lives lost.
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Sailing Of Steamships racel to Europe.
New YORK, May 2I.--The United States
Mail Steamer Hermann left at noon to-day for
Southampton and Bremen, with 10 passen-
gers and 500 600 in specie. Among her passen
gers are Jacob Kohler, J oel and H. Lehman,
H. Schatt and David Bomberger, of Baltimore,
and l.. Scheollen, of Alexandria.
The steamship Glasgow also sailed to-day
for Glasgow, with IA passengers and full
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ALEX MOTT & CO. Auc,s,
BY Alexander Nott s. 90.


BOOTS, sHOEs. SUMMER CLOTB.
~ ING, &c. AT AUCTlON-On TUESDAY
Morning the 24th instant, commencing at 10 o'clk,
we will cell at public auction in our store LARGE
lot ct seasoaaole Ready Made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers, &c, DC.
Also, an lnvt Ice of Mems and Boys Boots and
and Shoes, LADIES' Caters, Bootees, Shoes, &c &c
Also, lot OF Linen Drillings, Kossu,h Cord, Al
paca Serges, &C &c
Also 90 dozen Summer Cravats.
Also, SO dozen Black and White Hose With mn,
ny other srucies. ALEX MOTT Il co,
tny2o Auc,s.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added 10 the above sale leo dozen Hats
anc Cape, (the effects of an ESTABLISHING nj c,sing
up,) consisting of the following styles, &c:
Mems Leghorn Hats; infants de; flats co. oskey
Hats
Mems Panama, Braided and Palm Leaf Hats
Mems white wool and boys fancy Aais
M5ns' black beaver and .iik ia
Mems Oil elk Caps, &C &C
EY- Terms cash.
my2i MOTT g. co, Aucts.
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Destructive Fire-Launck of Steamers

PHILADELPHIA, May % "A FIRE at noon TO-
day seriously damaged the upper stories of
the residence of John NJ. Read, n. s. Thorn.
son and Mr.. Beaugean, in Sixth street, oppo.
site Washington square.
Two steamers butt by Capt. Lopez, for the
Parker Vein Coal Company, were launc he'd
yesieIHaY.
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LAABERI's LUTTERY s1EETCE-
No. 3 North Calvert Street,

Opposite Barnum's Hoteil
FFNHE purchase or ssle OF Lottery Tickets ,.;,s,,
L. the State Of Virginia being now In yioIa,ion If
vicaon, the subscriber would respectfully soic;t
the orders of his friends and others who mavsssI
disposed 10 purchase. Having been resident of
Richmond for upwards Of thirty years, and bsine
pretty generally known throughout The State. hs
deems 1t almost unnecessary 10 give any further
assurance that all business ccntced to him will b
promptly and properly attended to.
r. Packages, single Tickets and shares, Ia ell
the Maryland Lotteries for sale.
EY The prinisd official drawings sent to cor.
respondents 0y the Fret mail.
In Prizes csshed at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBEU.
my LISTS BALTIMORE I'D.
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by Wellington Goddin.

ny "eifhStOH GOuNfns
VALUABLE FARMING LAND AND
BUILDING LOTS ON THE MECHANICKS
VILE, NEAR FAIRFIELD, FOR SALE AT
AUCIION.-Win be sold, on Friday. the 9th
Gay OF May, 1888, upon the premises commencing
ai3 o elock, about one halt of the Farm called
w oooVnle, containing from $50 to IT'S acres -
ne land will be laid off into squares of from no +,
~ acres, and will be subdivided into lots to suit
purchasers Some of this land lies on Esstero
sioe 81 me turnpike, end some of it very near the
Fsirneio Mansion plat of this land can be seen at
my office In few days. This land lies within one
mile OF the corporation line-and is renarkabIv
Well located Tor market gardens, suburban resi-
dences and building lots. This land lies nearer ~
business portion Of the city, the Dock and Rocksts
than other land lying beyond the Western limits of
the city of Richmond which is selling from 5000
TO $500 per acre, and as near land within the
Western parts OF the city, which is selling from
$500 to $4,000 per acre.
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance at A. and 10
months for negotiable notes, interest added or title
retained. w. GODDIN
my 10 Auctoneer.
VALUABLE DWELLING IN MAN.
CHESTER, WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday At
ternO0n, May 3lst 1858, will be sold, upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock, the valuable
residence Jackson street, Manchester now in
the occupancy of DR.. S. Wa ke together with the
vacant lot 40 joining north of the dwelling and be.
tween it anu the Danville Railroad. The house
will be sold with sufficient quantity of ground
attached thereto, aud the balance Of the land will
be laid off into lots of 80 eet each, fronting ON the
north line of Jackson street, and the south line OF
new street, to be opened from Hull to Porter
streets
This property is remarkably well located, and
from the improving condition of Manchester,
offers advantages for capitalists and others to make
judicious investments.
TERMS :-One. fourth cash, balance at 6, - and
lS months Tor negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by trust deed, or title retained
Plats of the property can De seen in few days
at my Office, and at the store of Mr.. Beverly j.
Sizer in Manchester,
myl2 w. GoDDIN, Auct
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BosToS, May 2l.-The late Robt. G. Shaw,
of this city, bequeaihed in his will the sum of
$4,000 10 be set apart at interest by his ex-
ecuors, until it shall amount to 100000
This sum then TO be known as The SHAW
Fund" and TO be applied for the benefit of
destitute mariners children under the age of
ten years.
Last night two young men of Newburyport,
named John Porter and Charles Mosely, 1.-THE
former son of the Treasurer of the Globe
Mills, and the latter of Ebenezer Moseley, a
himball's pond, West Amesbury, the boat
having capsized. A hat OF one of the drowned
parties and the upset boat is all that has been
found.
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By Davenport, Allen 81 Co.
600 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
oOO HATS, AT AUCTION.-On Wednes.
day, 1st June we win sell at 10 O'Clock, at our
Auction Store assortment of fresh and desirable
Goods of latest styles, consisting OF
Gents fine Calf and Pump Boots
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, Of all qualities
Ladies' fine Cater Boots
Jenny Lind's Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Children's sewed Morocco and Goat Boots
Women's pegged and sewed Buskns and Ties,
of all qualities
Hats-drab and silk
200 sides good Sole Leather
TEnms.-Under sl00, cash; 500 and ever, four
months credit for approved paper.
nv IA DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL co, Auets.
Clothing at Auction.
After the above sale OF Boots ana snoes. We
shall sell a large invoice of Clothing.
my 81 DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
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By Alexander eott o. 90.

ffUSAON HUUSE AND SVUKE H0USE
FuR RENT AT AUCTI0N-On Tuesday.
Inc 2ih inst, at 10 o'clock will rent at Auctlup
Two buildings On 18th, between IL sin and Cary sts
az present occupied asthe Custom House ana Store
House, tor the unexpired time. saw 10 the lar of
November, 1853. Possession given on the day of
rent -
INV 10
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
On A~A Fair fl Id Jockey
ssHsgAsEsssST=> Club.-i he gular Spling
>SAA meeting of the Club will
N@1z commence on Tuesday,
May ID.
TUESDAY, let Day--A Match will be run for
$500 between George Walden's re M Achmet oy
Prophet, C 81 Green g N by Alamode.
The Sweepstakes TO, Coltu and FDlles will not be
run, ell the eatfies having paid forfeit 10 Ar Tally
who will sal!op.
WEDNESDAY, I'd Dey-Froprietor's Purse
$500 two mile heats.
THURSDAY, 81 Day-Prop.ie,or's Purse $500
three mile heats.
FRIDAY, 4th Day-Jockey Club Purse S7C0,
four mile heats.
SATURDAY, 5th Day-SnglG Dash nile for a
fine Saddle and Bride. free for Saddle Horses
only.
The entries must be made to the Secretary bv 8
clock the Gay previous to the races. See 18th
Rule Fairfield Jockey Club.
70 Gate fee 80 cents
my "a JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PCS,

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since moulding9
MoULsoN can take, with brief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful, lite-ke, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire TO possess clear, rich toned, durable Ds
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
On either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits 10 only
ONE DOLLAR complete, snd warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens ere cordially invited to
call and examine specimens
Observe the name and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sky snd Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, lI0 Main
street fe 2