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STATE OF IOWA,
Des Nome Co.,
- ANDRES CHAIR ES-thc hens ars g.
/ Of said Andres Charles, and all utkmswh p'.t1 -
Of the undivided one half Of Town lrDf n sA AuH-
dred and twenty six $780, in he City Of BuiHe5 -
State Of Iowa:-lo en- hereby neilf,d iha' tu.tD =
now on fl. in the Offcy Of he Clerh If tn iss'ss
Court in said County, petition If John A" m Nm't
stating that be is the in fee Of The rnotN ii
one half Of the above described Town Lot and you.
or some If yuu are the owners Of the other uni, d
one half and king to have lid OF titE M
the owners thereof. Now unless you al pear md an
swer thereto or before tile 2nd day If lie 'crm
of the District Court in aid for aid County. to b, b.
| gun and holden the 4th Monda. in De- her n N,
partition aud Judgment will be rendercdin &c rdanc,
with the statute in such casc> made ard llov dcd.
! BROWNING TRACY,
Ats for Petitioner.
Az. MESSENGER,
| Sent 2w4w Cl'k. u G. ID. C..
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STATE OF IOWA,
Drs MONIES COUNTY. So
tn Johnston Rrnnett.
Sent. 2w4w.

To JOHNSTON 4 Bennett.
Gentlemen, YOU are hereby otlfitd that on the oth
day Of July, 1854, Duvall J. Mullen, mercantile
firm trading and doing business under that name ana
~tyle filed in the Office of he Clerk the pist,et
Court in and for said c,uniy,s petition claiming OF
you the sum If Five Hundred and Fifty Dollar. ard
two cents, of IN, ney due unit Of goods. wares,
merchandise &c sold to you hl th,m, tlat an attach
mcnt was sued from aid flee said petition, aid
your pr pety and effects attached thereon Notice has
also ben issu to you but returned by he Sheriff, not
found. New unless You appear ard answer Thereto
before the I'd day Of the next term said III t.
Court, t. be held 10 and for said county an the 4th
Monday Of October next, Judgment will he rend rcd
against YOU thereon. A. J. MESSENGER.
Clerk of the Disbic Court.
Browning 4 Tracy, Pitts Atty. wlw
August 10, '5i.
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1t is said of French ladies that their fond
ness for effect runs to such an excess, that
very often widows who have lost their hus-
bands, practice attitudes of despair before q
looking-c glass.
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In the MIME Of the
STATE OF 1OWA.

u the MIME Of the 49,
STATE OF IOWA.
To William Walker and Cofhdrine Walk
err, his VIE, Dodn, King 4 Co., and
George Rogers aud Gilliam Rogers:
4 " net,al n.,'.ttd .D. a 6ls
j IN Tie tice Of ilc Clerk If The district Court Of
D,s Moincs County, in the State vi lows, petition
Of Charles II. Phcp, Claiming against you the coircc-
lion Of mistake in a certain deed If tu-t, executed
by srid " iam and Cathar lie Walker to Anthony
W. Carpenter and Levi Hager, Of date Ma, I4th 4.
d. 1852; and also that his II lc to the fgow ny desert
bed property situated in the city If Burlington, in
said County, to wit: A part of 10. numb s74 IN
said city, dc cribei f"Dws, to w.t. commencing Ut
point on the ale, the Western boundary line f
said lot twenty feet thery funi the south west cor
ncr Of said lot, running thence nuthers i'd ai,y
ten feet, thence ease,y and parallel with Washington
street thirty feet, thence sou hery and pa,a with
said alley tenfect, thence westerly and parallel with
Washington street Unity feet, to th place II b, n.
ming, be forever quilted against you; ard ha un-
less you appear and thereto, bci.re the
4th Monday in October A. d. 1854, judem, MT viii be
rendered eains4 you thereon, and that decree will
be entered according to tho prayer ,fsald petition.
/ STARR h pIEIPS
/ Sept. ), "a. Con y -: rs
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NEw York, Sept. %.

The steamer Troy, which left Troy last
night for this city, went ashore near Peek
skill this morning. The was running slow-
ly through dense fog at the time of the ac-
cident.
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pie party leaders and tickets in this coun-
", and in some other parts Of the state
where the wings were duped into union
with abolitionists, for the purpose of rem
dering as they thought, the whig party more
triumphant, but virtually the effect weaken
ed it.
This opposition on our part greatly dis
pleased at that time the Chicago Journal
and it put forth its fulminat' ons against as;
but now it /, ONES out itself against the peo-
Plies men in lite own State, and in favor Of
the old whig organization, and whig party,
and supports the regular nominee of the whig
convention, Mr.. Blackwell, and pitches into
the fusionists and their leaders who style
themselves the executioners ofthe wing party.
This we are certainly glad to see, and the
fusionists will End that the journal will be q
strong adversary. Blackwell 10 talented
gentleman and will be elected no mistake.
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sILVERW ARE.-Silvcr, table, and tea spoons,
cream spoons mustard spoons, desert spoons, salt
>poons sugar shoves, butter knive. dc for sale by
Sept Il, ST. A. w. u W. CARPENTER. :
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~tORAL BiADS, necklaces, armlets and ties, wit
\ and without lockets, good article by
sept 2R'54. A. w. b CARPENTER.
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BosroN, Sept. %.

A great Ere is now raging near this city.
The mill dam, FIGURING mills, Ropc walk,
wilkins hotel, end other buildings are in
flames.
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"Sealed proposals" As the chap said
when be kissed his sweetheart.
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THE STATE OF IOWA,

DIS Muih G nnty,
TO JOHNSON DhNNtTi:-
~ OF are hereby not fed hat ID II l. COW On flo
in he office of the eek If tin District Court Ia
said county. petition If j. Ii. lay or, calming Of
YOU the Of eleven iuktrst thit five dollars
as money Que account, ard ha GL.tsa you appear
and answer thereto befire lie morning of tho
second day of the next Ocl"br t,,u # said copit,
Judgment will be rendered gtinst YOU y creon.
A J. MI SSEAGER,
THoS. w. NEWMAN, Lerk District Court.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ordered, That this notice be published in tn, Hawk
Eye four wehk>. A. J. MES5ENGEh, lex.
Sent Q. '5I4w.
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LITTLE HErEL.
BY ETHEL oaKx.

She sleeps in her little coffin,
She rests BY The Moaning grave,
And only the star and the zephyr,
Keep watch by the lonely grave,
The violet blooms DER her pillow,
And breathes its perfume there,
And wreath Of the gentle willow,
Encirclss her golden hair.
Fair o, the fairest f,wer,
Frail as the iute's soft string,
Forth from aft ciions bower,
Borne on an angels wing,
Glided her spir1ylightly,
Lovely, and young, ard fair,
With the red on her lip yet brightly,
And the glow ON her golden hair.
Earth twineth her grave with myrtle,
And gemmeth with pearly dew
Each spray Of that shining XII tie,
And bloom Of the violet blue.
Yet she waketh her not from that sleeping,
Unfolding her gently there.
And tenderly earth is keeping
Those trcsses Of golden hair.
Silent is the rosy bower
In that deserted home;
Faded the cherished flower,
flushed every lovely tone.
But she sleeps in her little coffin,
She rests by the moaning wave.
And only the stars and the zephyr,
Keep warch by her little grave.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
The Fair grounds are covered with IN i'm.
mense crowd this morning, their being No
less than 5000 persons.
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The dullest creatures are sometimes -
dangerous - the fairest.
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rims progress:
BEYOND THE RIVER.
Time is river deep ard wide
And while along its banks we stray,
We see our loved cnes DER its tide te
Sail from our sight away, away,
Where are they sped they who return
No more to glad our longing eycs?
Thsy We passed from life's contracted bourne
TJland unseen, unknown thatIies
Beyond the river
IT'S hid from view; but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must be;
For gleaminss Of its lovlness,
In visions granted oft We see.
The very clouds that Per it throw
Their viel unraised FIR tai fight,
With gold and purple tlntings glow,
Reflected from the glorious light
Beyond theriver.
And gentle airs, so sweet, so calm,
Steal sometimes fr IN that viewlcss sphere;
The mourner feels their breath of balm,
And soothed sorrow dries the tear.
And sometime listening ear may gain
Enhancing sound that hither floats;
The echoes Of distant strain,
OF harps and voices, blend.d notes.
Beyond the liver.
There are cur loved on.l i'll their rest;
They We crossed fines river--now no micro
They heed the bubbles on its breast,
Nor feel the storms that lash is shore.
But there pure love, can live can last
They look for US their home to share;
When we in turn away have pass'd
What joyful greetings wait us there,
Beyond tn. river.
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tn. xe..vlue Post of ice Case.


The examination Of Arthur G. Nelson,
Postmaster at Ksesville, was continued be-
fore Commissie ner Beach yesterday.
The testimony Of one witness, ,.r. Gran
ger of Keesville, strongly implicated the &C.
cussd. 1t will be rceollected that the decoy
money letter reached the Keesville post Office
on Thursday night. On Friday, the next
day, Mr.. Nelson paid Mr.. Granger two
dollar bill. This Two dollar bill was denti-
fed in Court BY Col. North, the secret mail
agent, as one Of the bills which he enclosed
in the decoy letter, number, &c. correspond
ing with the written description Of the bill
made by tho yent before mailing the same.
It was en- the bank of Lowville.
The outside postof6ce wrapper in which
the decoy was enclosed by Col. North, was
also produced in Court. 1t was found en-.
closing q package sent from the Keesville Of
Gee on Fridcy-being use over again as an
outside wrapper to letter package.
At the close of the exam nation. the Com
missioner said he felt it his duty, under tie
evidence to require Mr.. Nelson to give bond,
for his appearance at the U. S. District Court
The touds required two sureties in the sum
Of 5000 each.
Bail had not been procured up to last even.
ing, and Nelson vas sent to Jail.
We understand the Kecsville post Office i,
ct presecs. in the hands Of Marsh,l Mott, on,
Of Els deputies officiating ~ temporary p
/ A.-lTfoY Whig.
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~ ATCIi ES-Just received good assortment Of
w gold hunting and oIen faced Anchor and lie
pines Also up rlor lot # silver hun ting and
open fac, d Anchor and lei ines, for sal. cheap by
A. w. u w. CARPENrEn.
sept. 81, '54.
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nry Groceries.

q DOZ. Baltimore oysters, 10 dos tornat t. catsu
y q boxes herring, 50 cans extra Gun powder tea.
50 one eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial teas
40 onehmrth chests de- 10 ons-ha.f chests llnek TIA
march 40 for sale by kIMBALL 4 co.
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NEW STYLES

The Plutry Heos
BY Bennett, justreceived at Cof,E ;,
april 3. 81.
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PALM HATS.

PALM HATS.
4 Largesuppl, ju- received nv ne jefferson Stree
n hat and .ap clothing sloaS Of w. STURGIS.
!, OME plCIt RE-. BY AIRS. D,nlssr Jus re
l.. viewed and for sale at tOkSE'S
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WzoLEsALR D8sTRUcrIoE AnoNo
fnD SHHEP-We mentioned day or two
since, that on last Thursday the down night
train of thu G. b NJ. Railroad was detained
for several hours BY coming in contact with
flock Of sheep, some distance this side Of
Joliet. We have since learned that the mum.
Der killed was one hundred and ninety-0ns.
The entire Hock consisted Of 1900 sheep
Il appears that they were herdsd about mile
from the road, but the wolves getting in
among them, they we're put to fight, and took
refuge ON the railroad track-fatal security
They had taken up their quarters for seversl
hundred yards Immediately on the bed Of
shs road, and they bad 70 be driven OF with
ssicks and clubs. The destruction among
.hsm appears almost incredible, and yet Ne
are assured that our statement OF the numbss
killed 10 correct.
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vThe following beautiful lines from
the Dublin University Magazine will remind
the reader of the last..scene in Bnnyan's Pill
grim's progress:
BEYOND THE RIVER.
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STATE or I0WA,
DIES MONIES COUNTY.

STATE OF IOWA,
DIES MONIES COUNTY.
10 the unknown heirs, if any, Of Frede, ok Co I.
wine and Nancy CooIwile, deceased, late Of the
county of Des Moin,s and State If I,,wa.
You are hereby notified that at tie April term Of
the District Court, in ard for said county ana State
Nancy Coolwine, the then widow Of said Frederick,
filed petition in oLen court, claiming and paying
the widow Of said Frederick to inherit all oil The
estate, both real and personal, Of said Frederick, im
said state of Iowa. She further represents in SAID
petition. that said Frederick at he time Of his d, ah
had child or children, no father, mother, brothers,
or sisters entitled by law to inherit said estate or
any part thereof aud asking to b. dccreed the sole
herr and legal representative of said Frederick upon
which said petition order Of publication was made
by sa ID curt. You are further notified, that since
fling aid petition and making said order said Nam
cy has departed this life intestate and a petition has
since been fiI,d in said Court by G oge Whecland,
1 claiming to be the father of said Nancy C,OlNhe.
her sole heir, and entitled ~ inherit sail stat, from
said Nancy aud praying a decree accordingly Now.
unless you appear and answer said Petition VI be-
fore the I'd day If the next term Of said Coc,r t. he
held in the city of Darlington tn 4th Mu,day Of
October next said petition will be taken as conferred
and a decree entered aeco,dingly.
Browning l. frac,, for Pcttio ers.
DENISE DLNlSE, Clerk.
August 10, lS44. lw4w.l
JOHN PILksON, SEN,
JOHN 5. pASiD, and others. e""'"
W John 5. David, A. d. Green, Snlena Camera !.
i Elizabeth David Sarah L. I, r, Jac, b L. fiji H. Mar
tina kemick, Da,ii Remck, jaime u. Games on. hob
ert Cameron, tiawkIIis Cameron, E,waru Cams, n
Ii my u. Came.on, Jtsia CameIon.
You are lie. eby noit d tina there Il now f.s
tn. ,y.nce of tlc eleik Ut In d street Coust H..
County, petition Of Jonn Piers L. setih! "
"A lien tuI puIclas, IN hey CERTAIN laius dVsei.H d
ia d pcttion, and IN yum hands Wa n noecs ard
claiming decree against ou II sat- III ga IN ~
cy aud n.eicst, or lLat the SAID ANA my be ii T.
iii charge sad lien And tina, u.,ess you .p" ut
answer thereto Gil VI b,ioig me Z4lluey II t.t5 i.
A. ID. 1894, or aoco. dug to the iule> Vt
judgement will be rendered agas; yu t;,,re,
JOIN PIaL3iA ,EA.
By JAMES GREEN. his Attoincy.
Ii is order ca that this notice bc pub >!ed tic
Hnwk-eyc A.. } MESSE&UFI. tIlk.
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TO LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS.

1 OF $50, c. rner Of lly.si and Main Also. L.
IL 1871, Main street, forth If the Bridge. Thes
Lots will b. leased in whole in part, ON long time
and on ac,omm dating erms.
Apply AT my Office On Tn ri Street.
SEPT. IA, 1S54-tf. JOHN F.HENRY.
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Roy. tI@tst poll s4,t Hats,
a NEW style and v.rv nice--ust received at the
store of Tapr 81 w. STURGIS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-24
The Great Plano and Music E.sabli.hment,
HORACE WATERS,
NJ. aaa Brood,,nu. Ney York.

No. 333 BroadlcGy, Netc York.
TIME best and most improved Pianos and Melo-
deons.--T. Gilbert q Co.'s Worlds Fair Pre-
MUM Pianos with or without the Eolian, and
with iron frames and circular scales. The merit
of these instruments is too well known TO need
further commentator. Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos
an elegant instrument for small rooms. Hallet &
Cumston's Pianos, of the old established firm OF
Hallet 81 Co. Mr.. W.. being sole agent for all the
above Pianos, can offer them lower than any other
house. Horace Waterss Pianos, manufactured
expressly for him, having great power of tone and
elasticity oftouch. 333 Broadway is the largest
fording an opportunity for selections not 10 be had
elsewhere. Secondhand Pianos at great.bargains.
Prices from $50 to S175. Every instrument fully
warranted or the money refunded.
MELODEONS.
Goodman IL Baldwin's Patent Organ Melodeons,
with tsco hanks Of keys-a sweet and powerful in
strument Prices from SIS TO $500. s. ID. 81 II.
w. Smiths celebrated Melodeons, Martins un,i-
rallied Guitars Browns Harps, Flunas, Violins,
Brass instruments, &c, &c, Dealers supplied
with Pianos and Melodeons at factory prices. 12i
per cent. discount 10 clergymen.
MUSIC.
This list comprises the proaucts of the great
masters of both the American and European con.
tnents, and is receiving constant additions by an
extensive publication of the choice and popular
pieces of the day. Dealers in Music, and Teach
ers Of Seminaries wishing TO purchase any music
published, or make arrangements for continued
supplies Of Mr.. Waters's new issues, will find il to
their interest 10 call or forward their orders. Mu-
sic sent TO any part of the Union or Canadas post
age free.
Apr 1-d3m HORACE WATERS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-24
rro ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

i In compliance with the fourth section Of the
rules and regulations of the General Land Office,
dated December 20th, 1852 hereby give public
notice that the following Virginia land warrants
issued 10 the heirs of the subjoined parties on the
18th day Of july 1885, for their military services in
the the ofthe revolution, under the command
of General George Rogers Clarke, viz: Pierre
Martin, No. 6,363; Charles Pelette, No. S,3 4;
Lewis Lamarche, No. 1865; John b Lamarche,
No. 1886; Beauvard Lamarche, No. 5.367; 10
seph Peter, No. 1865; Lewis Gagnia, No. $500,
and Pierre Gagnia, No. S,3 0, eacn for one hum
dred acres; and between August and December,
1888, (the precise date not recollected.l to Louis
Leava, No. S640; Lewis Cermont No. o64l |;
Joseph Clermont, No S,642; Nicholas Lackhouse,
No. S.643, each for two hundred acres, and TO
Pierre Lahour No. S,644, for one hundred acres,
being lost or misaid, il is my purpose, under said
rule, 10 file duplicates Of the above described war
rants and apply TO the General Land Office for
script tor the same. B. b. LONG,
Att. for the parties.
Washington, D. c., May 81, 1854.
June 9--3tawlm
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-24

and not for distribution on the isthmus, free OF
custom-house or other charges by the Mexican
government. Neither passports nor letters Of Sc
curity will be required of persons or ssing the
isthmus and not remaining in he couE.ry
When the construction of the railroad shall be
completed, the Mexican government agrees 10
open port Of entry, in addition % the port of Vera
Cruz, {, or near the terminus of said road on the
Gulf OF Mexico.
The two governments will enter into arrange
ments for the prompt transit of troops and mun-
tions Of the United States, which that government
may have occasion 10 send from one part OF its
territory TO another, lying on opposite sides Of the
continent.
The Mexican government having agreed to pro-
tect with its whole powert the prosecution, preser.
walton, and security of the work. the United States
may extend its protection, as il shall Judge wise
TO i, when il may feel sanctioned and warranted
by the public or International law.
ARTICLE TX
This treaty shall be ratified, and the respective
ratiiicatons shall be exchanged at the city of
Washington, within the exact period of six months
from the date of It's signature sooner if pos
sible
lntestimony whereof, we the plenipotenlaries
the contracting parties, have hereunto affixed
our hands and seals at Mexico, the thireth (3Oth)
day Of December, in the year of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and fifty three, in the
thr;ythird year of the independence of the Mexi.
can republic, and the seventy eighth of that Of the
United States.
JAMES GADSDEN, IL.sl
MANUEL DIEZ DE BONILLA, H. $ |
JOSE SALAZAR YLARREGUI, II. S.
] JMARIANO MONTERDE. Il. ST.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-24
NOTICE.-I have In my possession a
Watch, also Breast Pin which the have by
proving property and paying charges.
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
II. O. HOOD
Dr Sick Headache Remedy.-A remedy 70

Dr Sick Headache Remedy.--A remedy for
the sick headache, which has been recently offered
TO the public is attracting great attention. only
by reason of the very satisfactory testimonials TO
its efficacy which have been volunteered by many
Hcted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. DIR.
Eastman, who discovered the efficacy of his 'rem-
edy," is physician in this city, in high standing,
with large practice. He is a physician in whom
great confidence is placed; and we do not wonder
that his remedy for very common disease, which
has been SO long needed has attractedthe attention
ofall sufferers from headache who have heard of it.
From our own knowledge Of DR.. Eastman's char
acter and practice we have no doubt that the med
cne deserves the favor it receives, and that will
prove TO be a great benefit TO all who may give il
trial.-Lynn Neics December 90, 1853
For sale in Washington by 2. d. GILMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr2
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-24
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
House Of Representatives.
PRIVATE BILLS.


Several Senate private bills were referred te
the appropriate committees. e
Various bills Of private character were re-
ported. among them one by Mr.. FENToN, from the
Committee on Commerce, to remit the duties on
certain goods destroyed by fire in New York and
San Francisco; which was referred 10 the Com
mittee Of the Whole House.
A bill confirming titles TO land in Louisiana, un
der the Bastrop grant, and
A bill for the relief of James Jearies and Jere.
miah Smith, were severally passed.
Mr. GOODE, from the Committee for the Dis.
trict of Columbia, reported bill to prevent mis-
chief and protect property in the District Of Co.
lumbia. Referred TO the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
Mr.. CULLOM, from the same committee, re-
ported bill 10 incorporate the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company. Referred 10 the
Committee of the Whole House.
The House went into communicable. DISNEY
in the chair-on the private calendar
This being what is called objection day" !" there
was no debate.
Several bills were laid aside to be reported.
The committee, finding itself without a quorum,
at fifteen minutes TO four o'clock, rose,
An, the House adjourned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-24

The fact that this property is decided To trustees
in trust residents Of the District OF Columbia for
the benefit Of the stockholders aud every share
holder receiving adaguerreoiype worth 50, and Of
the very finest quality and elegantly cased the
and the great and extended reputation and bus.
ness of Mr.. Whitehursi, he deems sufficient qua.
rantees that the every promise of this advertise
ment will be promptly and faithfully performed az
the labor will be distributed among 80 many gal
leries, which are capable of producing from 900
to 500 pictures per diem. Not more than fIly
thousand shares will be sold.
Persons residing al distance, and wishing or.
ders for a daguerreotype, which will entitle Them
10 share in the above enterprise, will please en-
close the amount, postpaid, TO Whitehursts Gal
lery Washington.
HILBUS u lllTZ, agents for the sale Of orders
in this city, at their music depot south side Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. June iS--dtf