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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-13
------TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TEIEelAPa.
KxpREssLY FOB rHE EVENING srAR
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March Is, Il x.-Flour
sales Of 1000 barrels ct $3.50 for
Howard Street and at 81. 50for City Mills.
Wheat-sales Of 5000 bushels at sl.S0a
Sl.S3 for white and sl.76 for red. Corn
sales Of $4,000 bushels at 7la72 cts
for white and,at 7Sa75 cents for yellow.
Oats-sales of 1900 bushels at 37a50 cts.
Whisky sold at 2Sao9 cents per gallon.
Butter in kegs sold at lSal5 CTS: roll at
from l5a2O cents. No change in other
articles usually spoken of in the market.
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NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.

THE subscriber begs to call the sttentnn of per.
sons refttirg their houses to his new stock Of
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS. just received
superior lot OF s.Svet Papers of the very latest
styles and best finish. these papers are sdyranted
nerer TO tarniSh Velvet papers, large variety at
prices 10 suit AL purses. 90 ai 'ea 'z.Fs-
Gold papers from 81 = cents per piece to 50 so
Gold nd Velvet from l,50 cts. per piece to 625
"Siivrr and Velvet" from ll2 cts per piece to 1928
Glazed papers from % cts TO Sl25 per piece '' -t
Unylazsd Sc Ice IKE 15c. lSc and 25c.
Oak aud other limitations at reduced prices. All
kinds Of Decorative and Ornamental papers, Statues,
Groups re. sA.I'.'E1 r. '-lztTl en-
Paper hung by experienced hands. All work war,
rsnt, 70 give satisfaction. az att Tf
Pers ms DESTROYS to purchase would do well tocsll,
Ms my assortment is Of such q description to suit
the most fastidiCus. s~'Ir- .--.s go .l-- -ref
JOSEPH T. K. PLANT,
No. Washington Place,
9TH street, doors south OF Il street
mar 1l-eotf
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~ SECRET FOR THE LADIEs.-How to preserve
beau,y.-Don't use Chalk, Lily White, or any of the
80 called cosmetics, to conceal faded sallow COM
plexion.
Hyou would have the roses brought back to your
cheek, clear, healthy, and transparent skin, and
lie and vgor infused through the system, get bot
in. to directions. ne does NOT taste nu;te .. vii &c
your sweemeaty but If after few doses you do not
ind your health and beauty reviving, your step
elastic and vigorous, and the whole system
and inyigorated like Spring morning, then your
case Is hopeless, and all the valuable certificates we
possess go for naught 1t is the greatest purifier
the blool known; is perfectly harmless, and at the
same time powerfully eficacioHs.
- See Advertisements
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~ LYoN's KArHAIRoy.-F5r Preserving, Restor-
ing, lcanstng and Beauttyi the Hair, alternating
Nervous Heaiache, and Curing Euptire Diseases OF
tbs Skin Its reputation, co-extensve with the civil
lzation of the globe, makes all praise superfuous
all exageratoD impossible; and since it's discovery
has found no substitute to compete its inconested
its ipcontestabls superiority, Physicians and Chem
ists-honorable citizens from all professions Of life
the leading Journals of Europe and Americ>-La,
dies who have used it upon their dressing tables,
ana Mothers in their Nurseres-in fact its millio,
patrons everywhere, from plebians to kings, pro
nounee it the most pleasing and effective article
either as . Medicinal or Toilet preparation ever pro-
duced.
Do not IA to give it trial.
Price Is cents, in large bottles.
D. g. BARNES, Proprietor, 1S1 Broadway, NY.
mar 10-lm
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ICE!-ICE!!-ICE!i,

THE Undersigned ret urns his thanks to the public
i for their very liberal patronage for the past six
years. and hopes to merit continuance Of the same
n.y. will be enabled to supply dealers by the cargo,
and his customers by the ton, or in such smaller
quantities as t. ey may require through the season
at one stated price. 81
Orders received BY Charles Stott Co druggists,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and C street; john II.
Given Co, wood aud coal dealers, corner I4th and
streets; at my office, Monument Hill; or they may
be directed to me through the post Office.
i-A' ~ .- JNO. PETrIBONE.
mar 8-eod2m Int 4 Unien law
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SUPERIOR. RRANDS

WE have now In Store a large and well assorted
w ock Of -
BARKER, Richards, and Mcneil 4 Sons superior
Shifting Linens
Striped and figured Irish Linens
Superior Sheeting and pillow case Linens
Table Diapers, Napkins, and Towelliags.
ALSO -.Hs
New York Mills and English Shifting Cottons n
ia Gotten sheeting and pillow case do ~ d
suIerfine brown Shirtings and sheeting do
With general stock of staple goods, to which we
In the special attention of purshasers
A6-All articles sold at our establishment .ra var
ranted to prove as represented.
MAMMAL, SEARS L COLLEY,
in street, doors north of PENN avenue.
mar 9-e02w
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~ METRoPoL ITAN GALLERY.-We cannot too
highly recommend to the notice Of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrs.
Adams d Dunshee, successors to Thompson. They
are practical Daguerreotypiss and fully understand
their productions They give to their subjects an
uy natural position, the right tone Of complexion,
harmonze the lights, manage the ref ctions, 50 ten
the shadows. and in fact give you Daguerrcotype
which cannot be eIualled IN this city, in proof OF
which they will be happy TO make picture OF any
person. free of crpense, who would like to test their
skill in comparison with rival establishments
Remember the "Metropolitsn Gallery" formerly
Thompson's, Pa. avenue, bet. ~ and eth SITS.
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"a CALIFORNIA NEWS.

Ihe morning papers contain Caliiorni,
news to February 10th, brought by thu
steamer North Star to the port of New
York. As we do not care about lumber
ing our columns with what every body
who takes an interest in California mat
tiers has already read, we give only few
OF the most interesting items by this ar.
rival.
LOWER CALIFORNIA.
Our dates from Ensenada are to Jan.
uary q.
About the Goth, Walker addressed q
proclamation to his men preparatory to
the march for Sonora, exhorting them to
follow him to rescue the people from the
tyranny of the Mexican government and
the atrocities of the Apaches. On the
24th forty-Gve men left his camp against
his will. The two parties came near
having an open battle, and several officers
actually ordered his artillerymen to fire
the little field piece at the seceders.
Theman at the gun refused. The forty.
Ave men arrived at San Francisco, and
report that the food is of the caarsest
kind, that there is no pay save Sonora
scrip, and that private property is taken
without ceremony. The filibusters re-
naming, about $50 in number, were to
start for Sonora about the 5sh of February
1t is reported that the fillibusters intend
to take Tburon Island, about 100 miles
above Guaymas, and that they have q
steamer as transport.
-o MISCELLANEOUS.
Henry j. Queen, formerly of Washing.
ton city, was drowned on the North Yuba
on the Both of January. -.rl-
Adventures are still leaving San Fran.
cisco for Sonora and Lower California.
Advices received at San Francisco state
that the Mexican authorities were making
extraordinary preparations to put the
coast in state of defence against the
threatened invasion of President Walker
Troops and vessels were on their way
to that parfof Mazatlan, and the inhabi.
tants of Lower California were said to be
enthusiastically eager to beat back the
fillibusters.
In Oregon, the Legislature has changed
number of the names of rivers and
towns-for instance, Rogue river now
called Gold river; Grave creek, Leland
creek; Albany Tekenah; Marysville, Cor.
wallis, &c.
A law has been passed prohibiting labor
and public amusements on Sunday.
The news from Washington Ter.
ritory is to the LIST Of February. There
has been but little communication with
Oregon by reason of the cold.
1t is said that Gov. Stevens has notified
the Hudson's Bay Company that they
must withdraw from the Indian trade
with the territory on the LIST July.
The Governor appeared determined tt
enforce the strict observance of the United
States law relative to the intercourse with
Indians.
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Railroad Accidsnt-Freshet

ALBANY, March 1.-THE boiler of the
locomotive attached to freight train ex-
ploded at Hudson last evening. by which
a fireman and brakeman, and probably
others, were killed. The engineers life
is also despaired of. 1t was caused by
insufficienoy of water in the boiler. The
upward passenger trains were delayed
until o'clock this morning.
The ice in tie river broke up during
the night, causing tremendous freshet.
1t has lodged some ten miles below the
city, The water is very high, and the
lower part of the city submerged. The
railroad boats are running.
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Robbery of the Custom Eouse.

PTTsBURG, March II.-Last night.
about Z o'clock, John Hastings, Collector
Of the Port, was knocked down in Ale
ghany, and robbed of $3.50, gold watch,
and the keys of the Custom House doors
and the safe. The robbers then entered
the Custom House and. stole bag con-
tanning $4,000 in $50 gold pieces. Mr..
Hastings is in precarious condition.
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REMOVAL.
ARNY'S CONNECTION AIRY.

Bulge street, G,orgeo,oa. ar.3-.
M have now the pleasure of announcing our
W removal to the new Store immed atsiy ad.
le'ulng our old stand, where we will be happy to See
our Old friends and the public generally. The pub
lie is assured that productions cannot be sur
parsed and our prices will bear favorahs paris ia
with those Of any similar establishment in the Dis.
trict. Iz-'t
We are ready at all times to serve Dinners, Balls,
fafties &C., with anything in our line at the short
est notice and in superior manner. .'L-s
An assortment Of Perfumery and Fancy Articles
constantly on hand ut reasonable prises. call is
solicited. - - ,El1bu... I'D Ea3 mar IO-eoln,
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DI D.
On the Se:h uitimo WILLIE THOMAS, only son
of John F. and Anne Hayenner, aged 10 months.

DIE D.
On the Se.h uitmo, WILLIE THOMAS, only sol
John +. and Anne Hayenner, aged 10 months.
-s.s 90 LOCK OF wILLIE's HAIR.
All else of him in death has faded,
Except this little lock OF hair
Which Opce his noble forehead shaded,
And clustered i'll bright ringlets there.
- Its kindred locks are lying too,
Cold, cold within the siie.it grave;
Aud this is all that's left us now, %
IT'S all that we could save.
From off his noble brow we sheared it,
When death had placed his signet there;
And sacred do VIZ hold this relic, Ni.6
This little lock of Wiie's hair.
So This little lock shining tress, 10
Ii bids thousand memories start t-H
IT'S all that's left of lOveiness, at
And will bind il to my heart.
IT'S a memento of the past, Il
That brings to mind his lovely form;
Too sweet, TOO beautiful TO last, .. s.t
Too fair TO buffet wind or storm.
And though no more we see his face
Amid our little circle move, -
r. Tis pleasing still to have trace 7lft
OF one who has shared our ardent love.
Thi. little golden shining tress,
That graceful waved upon bis brow;
&, Is like iiaIcyon halo bright, ~
aas TO cheer our saddened feeling now.
II is a precious treasured thing,
keep IL with Jealous cars;
And notight can e'er such feeling bring, d go
As this dear lock Of Whites hair. f.,', ~,
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NEW SPRING GOODS

MAXWELL, SEARS Il COLLEY
WI 7th street, doors north of Pennsylvania av.,
are now Opening choice stock of new and desirable
tpring Goods, consisting in part Of
French and India Plaid silks;
Plain Poult de Soir and Glaca do;
l,0oo yds super black uros de Rhine do, at greatly
reduced rrices
French Meusselines and Challeys;
Plaid Poplins and Barege dc Laius;
French ChintI. Jaconet and GinghamS
1000 yds small fgd Lawns, at 25 cts. worth 371S;
French Embroideriss, Kid and Silk Gloves;
Silk, Lisle Thread, and Cotton Hosiery;
ALI of which We will sell at fair low prices and
warrantng sll articles to prove as represented
mar S-eOd2W
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Anti-Eebraska Meeting at lover, N. II.

, DOVER, n. H., March ll.-One of the
largest meetings ever held in this town
convened last night at the Town Hall.
Daniel NJ. Christie presided. The meet
ing was ably and eloquently addressed
by the President, Hon. Horace Greedy,
and Hon. Amos Tuck. Resolutions
strongly condemnatory of the Nebraska
bill were offered by Hon. Asa Freeman,
and were UNANIMOUSLY adopted. Notwith-
standing the night was stormy, delega-
tons were present from all the neighboring
towns. 80.
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New York MarkSf

NEW ioRk, March Is. p. n.-Flour.
sales OF 1900 bbls. at 81 IS cts. to 81
81 cts. for State and at So So IL cts
for Southern. Wheat-sal,s of 5000
bushels at old prices. Corn-sales of
10000 bashels at so cts for mixed and at
50 cts. for yellow. Cotton dull. Stocks
DEPRESSED.
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Groaf Laudslide.

BUFFALO, March IA great and
disastrous landslide has occurred on the
Great Western Railroad, near Dundee.
No trains can possibly pass for over
week. The ice has all left the creek here
(Bufalol and the harbor will be open by
the LIST Of April.
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L'OR THE BF4tlNG TRADE.-sTE
- VEINS, Browns Hotel, has just rsturned from
Now York with foil and complete assert neut O,
elegant and seasonaele Goods just imported and o.
the newest and most elegant styles. Our sssorm.n,
oil L nder Shirts and Drawers, Gloves, Fancy ard
Black Cravats Napoleon and other Ties, Suspendrrs
Hosiery, Canes, Umbrellas, Ptrfumery, Linen Cam
erie HAudherchiets, &C., is unusually large and vel
asserted in sizes and qualities. The sys TEN of bu,
ing Goods for cash only, ado pied by will insur.
to our customers the certainty Of making their
purchases from us at the loweet prices.
.#'. STEVENs'S
6-StaO Sales Room Rrowns, TIo4a1
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Stahbiac Amy

/, .BosToN, March, 11.-At Natick. about
l o'clock this morning, Mr. Willard.
landlord Of the Long Pond Hotel, stab
bed man named Warren with . dirk,
inflicted, it is supposed, mortal injury.
The cause was gambling dispute.
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COL. FIR K MONT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific. @. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which is q
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify. See Circulars, to he had of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price s1o0 in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, d. c.. z. d. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country
G. Il. FISHER 4 co. Proprietors
No. AZ Superior Street, Clevs lana, O.
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RIGGLES 4 LAKENAN.

/ MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOrHIERS
III AVE just returned from New York with large
Ill assortment of season lble Merchant Tailore'
Spring GOODS, to which they would cali the atten-
ton Of their customers aud the pubic genes ally,
part of which has been selected with DO GUAR ref
erence to Bey's and Youths Clothing, which they
will manufacture largely AXE TO order Of the LAT st
styl.s 90. 3D.. 10. ..t =.
We have also on hand well selected stock of Gen
tlemens Furnishing Goeds. All Of whieh will be
sold at the loves prces q r.s-- mar li-eott
1HOk The sfhING TRADE.-Pelfu.
II merry, Hair Wash s, Oils, &C
Phalon's, Parry's, Lyons Ksthairon Pomstums
Macas sar aud other Oils, for the hair ...
Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief
Luhfn's and othsf Soaps In gnsat variety. Jd
In fact, our assortment Of Peefumeryis complsts
and Of the beet Qualities. ~ = ..lail N1
tH -si- sE.z4 -1- aziA eTIVKNg eaAau oou. 10
mar l0-soSt .sSss "a - ByvWn1 Hoeei.
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SELLING OFF,

Nl W0RsTED AND VARIETY STORE, Penn
sylvania avenue between Sth and 9th streets. oppo
site Centre Market will close her business before to-
LIST of April, and until then sell very cheap. Sh
offers -
Embroidery and Brading Patterns Canvass
Tapestry and Zephyr Worsted; Floss and rurs. Sill
Chenille; Tinsel and Silk Cord Fringe and Tassels
Purse Trimmings commenced and finished WorsteC
and Chenille Embroideries; Crochet Cotton Ribbons
ladies' French Ores. Caps and Head Dresses; satir
and Kid Slippers; Purses; Bags Lamp Mats; Boxes
Fancy Buttons; Toys and Candy, &c, &c.
Lessons given and orders executed in all kinds q
FANCY WORK. Patterns drawn any material
The public, especially the ladies' invited to cal
soon Storekeepers will do well to secure bargains
feb 9-eo5w
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feb 2S-eo6t INTEL
SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS! :!

SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!I
I UST received !. new lot of GOODS. amongst " hicn
u are some very pretty Spring Prints, Berege De
Lains, Ginghams. Plaid Muslns, some as low as s
cts; Cambrics, Irish Linens, Hosiery, Gloves. Col
lars, &C &c; 1eO pieces C0ttons, all grades and at
the lowest prices Also large addition to nv stock
of Shoes consisting of ladies', misses childrcns'
mems and boys. pair of laiies' Shoes Stockings
and Gloves all for SO cents. Ladies' Gum Sandals SO
cents.
Call at the Great Cheap Cash Store, TB BROWN,
corner of h and Streets, Northern Liberties
feb Oft
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GOOD EATING

)kEhluM Sugarcured Hams, Ohio Sausage eu
Il gar-eursd Shoulders, Thin Mddiiug, Fowls.
oeived at GARRErT's, No. 90, Centre Market. ont
superior thorough bred MARE and Spring
wagon with fixtures complete for ono or two horses
wsssntsd, gosd secondhand Roctaway Carriage
- Asl"ees p" mar lc-eoSs
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- To ALL WHOM IT MAYACoNCERN-Haying q
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Foun-
dry Business, and knowing that can, and deter
mined that will give salts action (both as regards
price and quality OF work. to all vino may favor me
with orders for CASTINGS, solicit the patronage OF
the public
WIN. SMALIwooD, Rock Creek Foundry, Pa. avenue,
near Georgetown, Washington. g.. feb 21-1m*
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RUDKIN'S
ORIGINAL GINGER WINE.
YNHIS delightful Tonic Wine, for Dyspepsia, Weak.
Il ness OF the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, IndigesI
ton, Diarrhea, &c.
The medicinal properties of White Jamaica Gin.
ger are well known. glass Of this Wine taken an
hour before MEALS acts q constitutional Tonic BY
gently exciting the system to healthy action and
for the Invalid and Conyaescent is one of the best
wines known. For sale at
BUTTS Drug Store,
Corner Penna avenue and 18th street.
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The Naine .ayy in Kichiean.

DETRoIr, March 1.-THE Supreme
Court Las finally decided that the Maine
Liquor Law is constitutional, and the
decision of the Wayne county Court is
reversed.
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To the Ladies' and the Public 4,

To tho Ladies' and the Public In
general.
IL FISHER, late OF DR.. Joliy's, of New York and
LIZ. No. 81 Eutaw street, Baltimore, respectfully
informs the citizens of Washington that he has
menced business in this city, for cleaning ladies and
chilaren's dresses-Sik, Velvet or Woollen Also,
Gentlemen g Coats, Pants Vests and Cravars, with
out sh linking or taking off the Datural gloss
Spots taken out without cleaninI the whole.
Also, Shawls. Curtains, Covers, &c.
The utmost Functuaiity warranted.
e. FISHER CO,
11th street west, doors north of Pa ave-
mar S-d1meo1m*
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To CAPITALISTS

~ VIZ A Z&A1NxD.
\ RARE chance for speculation or investment
IA l offer at private sale my vacant LOTS, on
Caplto' Hill, square boS Three Lots IS feet front
together containing 5000 square feet front the Cap
itol Gard. IN south side. Two others front street
south corner lot about the same front and depth.
about 600 square feet. Location for health AVID
beauty none better in any city in the Unted States
pavement and Government gas lights all around the
square.
Houses are wanted and will rent we'll
little ind sputable. Enquire at my residence, Con
gress Hall, fame square, and 1t to the south wing
of the Uxited States Capitol Extension.
JAS. CASPAR1S.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Mayors Office,
Washington, March 0, 1851.
4 REWARD Of five hundred dollars will be pa d
IA for the apprehension, or for such information
AS may lead to the apprehension, of the persons or
person guilty of the recent acts of iucenoarsm in
this city, the reward to be paid upon the conviction
of the guilty person persons.
JOHN W. MAURY,
mar 1O-2aw2w MayOr.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY .. s!KRlGHH1 Gsor1etov.n.

=
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
- haeo1orfe, &c.st Auctioa .-Oa FkIDAY, the
tn Instant shall felL, at the residence of Miss
"aggamsn, at 10 O'Clock q. m. on First. three doors
We. on hTh street Georgetown, excellent a.
ing Chair "
Mahogany dining and other Tales ..'
Giltfrau.e Mirror and Window Curf.,n. H.H
Walnut sideb ard, C5abs, hatnot and r.ss,..s.
Do marble top Table. enc fine ro.avood es.r
Pianoforte, ca octares, q fne ins,rrnrnt
made by kpabe & chile nearly NOS
Festher Beds Bedding, hair and shuek Mattress
PaTlo-, passage, stair, aud chsHber Carpes and
Rugs ..a .--
Hall, solar, and other Lamps
Cooking. Radiator, and other Stoves
With good assortment of Kitchen Requisites, with
many other articles which we deem unn,ces-
saTy TO elumerats. .-..-.. q. q. -. .
Terms: AL sums under SIS cash; over SIS, credit
of ixty and ninety days, for notes Satisfactorily en-
dorse1, beazipg interest
L :. WRIGHT, AuttioDeer.
mar I'D A GREEN. Crier.
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THE COMING STRUGGLE.

Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.
Formerly Thompson')
'T$HE proprietors having purchased the above es-
l. tahiishr1ept would invite the attention II [! g
citizens OF Washington and vicinity to specimens al
their photographic skill which have excited tie ad
miration OF all who have seen the1a and which are
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if equaed by
anything heretofore at aimed in the art
Mixtures made in emery style equally as well iD
ciouuy fair weather.
Esnecial attention is solicited TO our new style of
colored photographs. ADAMS 4 DUNSHEE.
ian 13-tf
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~ New style Of Da,uerreotypes, on Paper and
GlassSraagers and citizens invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
Roor Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street
Admittanos free. ian 4-df