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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-25

e y WIN sincere pleasure that we yesterday met
this city. He appears in good health snd sniri.s
though ne SIN bears the marks of the severe suifer
ings OF hs expedition on tho lsthmus Of Dsrien To
his InaomitAh,e energy and ancouquersble spirit
debtei Tor their lysl- Wash. sentias -
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IMPORTANT RUMOR

1t is rumored that evertures have been
sent post-haste from the representatives of
the rival foreign powers in Washington, to
secure the services Of the S. A. b. G. of Pc
tersburg.
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BAPTIST ANNIvERsARIEs.-The anniver-
Baptist denominations Of Virginia, will commence
in this city next Thursday, the frat day OF June
The General Association viii organize in DIR.
Howelfs church at 10 o'clock. and the annual SER
mon will be delivered by the REV liberals G..
JONES OF Norfolk, at u O'Clock Extensive prepa-
rations are being made by the members of the Bap-
list churches, for the accommodation of Delegates
and Visitors, and we learn that it is expected the
number attending from ell parts of the State, will
be larger than on any previous occasion.
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ROGUE DETEcTED.-On Tuesday night
last, a free negro named Jordan Fox, was detected
the Exchange Bank, and at once taken in custody,
to be delivered to the police. On reaching the
front door of the store Mr. Potts halted to turn the
key, when Fox slipped out of his coat leaving it in
Mr.. P.'s hands, and made his escape In one of the
dom, showing that he hailed from Caroline county.
This fellow, it seems, effected entrance by ae.
cending stairway adjoining Mr.. P.'s tenement,
passing along the roof until reaching a dormant
window, then enteringit and descending by diff.
ferent stairway to the room in which he was found
The police are ON the look out for this scamp and
will no doubt arrest him. fhe does not flee the city
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NAPoLKos's FynERAL.-This beautiful
diorama Il on exhibition Ut Odd Fellows, Han
where everybody should 60 and see 1t. The press'
wherever this master piece of mechanism hes been
exhibited speak in the highest terms OF In great
beauty, and the wobdeHul ingenuity required 10
s.sa e , CUT %, 1wh ey. rnoss Rsssons who
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On TIE outside u this noehlnes Dispsteh
win u Sound : fullaccount u hecircamstAn.
ces Of the late explosion At the Engiish pits,
a. Car = tAsy cold possibly be ascertainea,
and also Of the state Of the pits after the ex.
ploeiDn. This document Is the more impor-
tant = Il l. composed Of testimony on osth
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TRUE CHARIrY--A note without the name

: CHAHIT UUt6 WIGnUuC
day, for the benefit of the Chesterfield sufferers
We have received several handsome contributions
for these helpless people and trust to have the plea
sure of receiving many more, between this and
Friday evening, at which time the lists close, as
general contribution will be made among them the
next day. Let all those who can do 30, send in
their contributions before that time
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No. Sire Company No 8, has been
reorganised, and from the material of which it is
now composed we have very little doubt that it
will prove valuable addition to the Fire Depart
ment.
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DRowNEp.-The body of a white man

DROwNED-The body of white man
named MICHAEL CoNNELL, was found in the James
River and Kanawha Canal, at the intersection of
9th street, yesterday and after being taken out,
Coroner Wicker, assisted by Constable Lewellen,
held an inquest over it, The jury rendered as their
verdict, "found in the canal, drowned" The pre-
sumption is, that Cornell, who was at times addic-
ted to the too free of ardent Spirits either stag.
gered into the canal while inebriated; or that he
missed his way, not seeing very WELL walked in
and was drowned.
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FlREs.-On Tuesday last a large stable

FIREs.-On Tuesday last large stable
adjoining the "Campbellite meeting house" was set
on fire, from the outside, but the flames were soon
thereafter discovered and extnguished before doing
serious damage.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Joseph Aliens stable, on
nd hmrnad The sren,en deserve orset crad;t tor
their untiring efforts from destruction the
property in the immediate neghborhood After
the flames were extinguished, they partook of re-
freshments furnished them by Messrs. Jos. Allen
and Geo. N Johnson
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ALMOST FIRE.-Between the hours of
l2 and clock, yesterday, The floor of the kitchen
OF Mr.. Henry Saul nth street, between Franklin
aud Grace, caught fire from the hearth, but the
flames were extinguished before doing serious da
mage.
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FREE BARBAcuE Mr.. r. A. Mayo, of

FREE BARBAcUE Mr.. r. A. Mayo, of
Henrico, gave free barbecue at Carriers spring. a
short distance east of the city, Tuesday last to
which the various candidates of the county tor
Commissioner of the revenue and Sheriff. were in.
vited. The affair was well got up, and the atten.
dance quite large. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Goddin, McCoull and Melton, candidates for the OF.
flee of Commissioner of the Revenue, during which
each of the gentlemen presented his peculiar claims
to the suffrages of the people, with considerable
force and clearness After this, Mr. MAYO was call.
ed upon and responded most happily giving a
clear and concise account OF his conduct as mem
Der of the Legislature, which was happily received
by those who heard him. The meeting was very
agreeable one, and the best feeling prevailed
throughout the day.
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WELL DosE.-We are gratified to learn

81
that the worknen employed in Messrs SAMSON &
PAE's foundry have subscribed the snug little sum
of $6e, towards relieving the necessities of the
widows and orphans of the unfortunate men who
lost their lives by the explosion the "Black Heath
Pits in Chesterfield, ON the 18th inst The work
ing men, after all, are usually the most liberal,
in dividing their meaus with their suffering fel-
lows
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Joseph Shaw lost his father by the explosion IL
1851, and wssthe sole dependent Of his widowed mo
ther and two small sisters at the time of his DEATH
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TURTLE SouP.-Mr. Henry, of the Abel
phi House, has been serving his customers witt
excellent Turtle Soup for two days past
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FINE STRAwBERRlrs.--We are indie

FINE STRAwBERRiIs.--We are indebt-
ed to our estimable friend Mr. r. w G.. for a bias
ket Of large ripe delicious Strawberries raised in
the garden Of Mrs. A. Phillips OF Chesterfield about
ave and hslfmiles from the city, on the Richmond
ana petersburg Railroad In size and flavor they
our markets; and Il the lady who raises them Hyed
nearer TO Richmond, she might reap golden h :.
vest from the sale OF this exceIent aud highly cul
tvated fruit. sl'y su' s
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
AT RANDoLPH's Bookstore, 12l Main st.
7o'clock. IL O'Clock. 5 O'Clock.
60 70 u
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, May "a

ARRIVED,
Schr Pickup, Shoe, Savannah, lumber, to r. Whit
field L. Bro.
Schr Belle Conway Delany, Philadelphia, mdse,
to w. d. Colquitt l. Co.
@Schr Providence, Parks, Baltimore, mdse., VIM D.
Co!qaitt Co., and lot of guano to order.
Schr Isacc Prince, Jr, Boze, Baltimore, mdse., to
w. D. Colquitt & Co.
Schr Abby Morton, Sampson. Attakapas, sugar and
molasses, to Dunlop, Moncure Co.
Schr G. Carroll, Nelson. North Carolina, fish, to
]. Womble Y Co
SAILED
Schr w. H. Travis, Granger, Baltimore, ndse., w.
D. Colquitt Co.
Schr Henrietta Duncan. Petersburg, light.
Schr VIM King Tyrer, Petersburg, corn.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdse. and passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Arr'd, schr. R. P. King,
Leeds, Richmond.
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New CHuRcH.--The ladies of Church and
Union Hills design giving fair, in the course of
few weeks, the proceeds from which will be add.
ed to general fund now being raised, for building
handsome Methodist Church on Union Hill. The
Methodist Congregation worshipping at Ashbury
Chapel need more room, and we are pleased to
learn that they being aided quite literally In
their efforts to erect alarger church.
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THOMAS s. FOIZEY, Mining Agent,
For Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Co.
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80
GRAM PIC nc. -
~ COHGEIF, EXCURSION Avn p ~
- FOR 6sseENTM fsSs -
TO SLASH COTTAan
sofSc AND aErunsrre N DxfrIe,fr.
X UNKELsS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA rRn1rpr
AGaEEAsLE 70 TIE aKqussr a. 4 "a
NUMBER or CITIZENS or nIcu1nrn
vii sive on S
MONDAY, MAY asTg.
4 PIC Me, EXCURSION, CONCERT axa
C0TILL0N PARTY,
AT SLASH COTTAGE
intended especially for Families and CbfIa,.,,
Starting at 10 a. M, Returning 9u. M
Allowing all an entire day in the Cot...e .,,
Groves. where ""1
MUSIC BY THE TROUPE IN CHARAcryp
And CotiIlon Music for the Dancer.
WILL BE FuRNIsHED
The CONCERT vii take place in the corTAnp
DANCING THE ENTIRE DAY
q Tickets can be purchased at METRopo..
TAN HALL A limited number issued OIi'
my Is JOHN T.gFORD. Asan,
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AKfh U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
morning, 9th ins' at 7 o'cpk. for NEW YORK q.
NORFOLk.-rue steamer r o ANoK viii re-
cetse nesh1 during the entire day, Friday
rassense.s are requested to be ON board before 2
o'ciock--he hour Of departure.
cts and Berths secured at Office, south side
of j. asn.
Passenger taking this ship for Norfolk charged the
same as by the River Steamers.
my 25--2t LUDLAM L. WATSON
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,JoHr M1TcHELL-the Irish Patriot, left
,his city yesterday morning, on his wsy to Char.
iotfesyiile. He IL expected TO return here on the
10Th inst BY which tune, it is to be hoped, the Com
mittee Of Arrangements will be prepared to give
him warm aud hearty reception.
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BIRTHNIGHT BALL.

teb 16-3tawt24th
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ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ANNAPOLIS. MI

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Feb. 17-S3 pm.
This has been the most exciting day of the
Prohibitory Laws existence. The substitute
of Mr. Sappington, adopted yesterday, refer
ring the question of a Prohibitory Law to the
people, without detailing its condition, was
to-day reconsidered by a vote of 40 to % and
then rsjected-yeas q; lays 81. The bill
was then engrossed for a third reading; but
the rules were suspended to allow the third
reading of the bill, when the first section being
read, Mr.. Devecmon, from Allegheny, moved
to put it upon its passage without any further
leading, and remarked that the provisions
were sufficiently understood by the House. and
that no more light could be shed by the
- mumbling' manner in which the clerk reads
This remark directed all eyes upon the clerk,
when that hig h-minded and honorable gentle
man from Baltimore County. Jas Turner, ESQ .
demanded an explanation of Mr. D., who said
by the term " mumbling" he meant that the
understanding of the verbage of the bill. We
know that Mr.. d. IS sense of honor wouldn' I
allow his casting any reflection upon the gen.
tlemanly and efficient clerk. The House re-
fused to suspend the reading of the bill, whicl
being gone through with to the 7th section,
was, ON motion. ordered to be printed together
with the amendments, and made the order OF
the day for Tomorrow Saturday at II o'clock.
During the warm debate this morning, many
personal remarks were INDUCED, and divers
SiIs, beg your pardons'' ION the wing"
The gallery entrances were densely thronged !;
whilst our olfactories detected something more
ardent than g Adams Ale .'-prompting the
thought Of a compound mixture of serious at
tempts at reform and . Old Rye tr
The Speaker, Hon. j. F. Dent presides to
the great satisfaction Of every member.
A large number of local bills engaged the
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

FIR frsserring, Restoring, and BsamVying The
Hair, Is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced. Its astonishing success il
without precedent in the history of the Aateriu
Aed'ca. Dark and luxuriant curls, soft and glossy
hair, with scores of admirers (mark this ladies) is
the universal effect of the Kathairon. Bald and
grey heads were perfectly astonished sTbe Ka
thairon has fully restored my hair after badness
of II years. A. J. CoURTRIaHr, IS Bond st., N "
The Kathairon is a certain cure for Nervous Head
ache and all Cutaneous diseases Sold by all dealer,
everywhere. Try it.
Price Is cents, in large bottles.
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 16l Broadway, NY.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Review Of the Baltimore Msrt...

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, IL M-The bust
ness of the past week has been steady.
but not especially active. The supply
of breadstuffS, both flour and grain, is
moderate, but the prices have rcscinded.
More firmness has been caused in coffee.
by the recent favorable advices from Rio.
No especial change in sugar and molas-
ses.
The Western and Southern trade is in
creasing, and the general indications Of
an active spring trade are favorable.
Pnces Of Flour and Grain Of last Sa-
turaay' compared with to-day's prices:
feo. n.-Flour-sales of Howard
Street at 1915. whcat-sales of red
and white at S2.02aS2l0. Corn-white
and yellow at 93a95 cents.
Feb. 1S.-Flour-sales Of Uor.rd
Street and City Mills at Ss.25.ass. 81.
Wheat-sales Of white and red at 81. ssa
S1.95. Corn-saleS at S3aS6 cents.
1t will be seen that the prices Of all
kinds Of Breadstuffs have declined. The
price of Flour since the last review have
been fuctuating between Ss.75, At
which 1000 bblS were sold on Saturday
and IS, at which 1900 barrels were sold
yesterday under the effects of tie Canada q
news, upon which there has been slight
advance to-day.
The same huctuation in the prices OF
wheat and corn, and decline under the
Canada'S news is noticeable. The decline
of both in price is from 10 to Is ceuts.
The tendency of prices in the stock
market during the past week has been
upward, although business was not very
active. The whole amount of sales in
the Baltimore board was ouly about
S2SS,000 against 100000 last week.
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attention OF the Senate to-day. The President
OF this body also is quite dignifed in his man
dates.
A most important bill passed the Senate
yesterday, land is now d law, y relating to vaa.
aoonds, paupers, &c, in Baltimore lily. 1t Is
= somstning which has been long needed to
stay that mighty tide of human depravity in
tnat poputous place. Its provisions are most
rigid, and II Carried into effect, will cause the
friends of morality everywhere to rejoice in
seeing the once lost sons of men redeemed.
we regret to notice an instance wherein the
Legislature Is verifying the old apothegm-
.strainiDg at a gnat and swalling a camel. I"
10 explain a few weeks gone, the per di EN- of
thepostmaster, page, folder and furnace keeper
on the part of the House was fixed at So, leat-
Ing out Of the account the hall keeper and
the light attender, Messrs. L. Gouty and ]
Branzell, whose duties require more attention
and labor than the above named combined,
and for it receive only 81 30 each day. A
few days since they petitioned to be placed
upon an equal platform, which petition was
committed to the Committee on Claims, who.
this morning reported unfap0ra5iy thereon
This Is crying shame and fully tests the in.
consistency of that committee Verify, in 4
modern Maryland House of Delegates have we
seen exemplifed the by-word making fish of
one and flesh Of another" We hope, how
ever, they will yet be considered. There art
many species Of legislative abuse which we
may take occasion hereafter to notice
A correspondent in to-days Baltimore Clip
per is amenable for the report of Col McKaig,
delegate from Allegheny comfy. having in,
suited delegate Cook, of Howard, the other
day, in debate, and of the Iatter's having
sent the Colonel challenge to mortal combat
which was subsequently, withdrawn. We'll,
this is news to US; but, perhaps, as We may have
been initiating the owl at the time. and lost
"the item,' we ascribe to the Clipper nuncio
all the credit of having forwarded sthe very
latest from the State Capitol
The ball on the night of the 18th, we learn
was well attended. Our informant thinks the
disciples of poor job were not too many
while the upper circles were quite numerous
ANY how, he says, sit was a fine affair" No
doubt of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, of the Society of Friends,
give notice that they will discourse, scriptural-
iy, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, on this
friday night. Dec volente, we shall strive
to be present, and should anything new turn
up, thereupOn YOU shall hear from
SEyEpS
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"a WHY HAVE WE TWO EYES That was the
question which Mr.. WHE.rsroNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision In
June, 1883, Prof. WHEArsToNE detailed the true
theory OF bnocular vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram Of his illustrative apparatus which
ne FIRST called the srEREoscopE, (after two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see, for which, in Is40
ne was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
utility has been overlooked, until very recently il
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. wflITEHURsT
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the oolorng by which they super
sede anythlng We have yet seen in Photography. We
advise all who have not them to cali at his Gal
iery, over the store of Duvall Bro near fourand-
arhalf street.
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MErRoPoL ITAN GAlLERr.-We cannot too
highly recommend to the notice of our readers the
beautiful stsreoscope Miniatures made BY Messr..
Adams Dunshee, successors to Thompson They
are practical Daguerreotypists and fully understand
.ne business which is evident from inspt cton of
their productions. They give to their subjects an
easy natural position the right tone of complexion
harmonic the lights, manage the reflections, soften
the shadows and in fact give you a Daguerreotype
winch cannot be equaled in this city, in proof of
which they will be happy to make picture of any
person, free Of expense who would like to test their
skill in comparison with rival establishments
Remember the metropolitan Gallery" frmerly
Thompsons, Pa. avenue, bet. AZ and 9th SITS
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'T'HE "WASH1NGTON LIGHT INFANTRY" take
L pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the citizens generally that their annual BALL
will be held at Carusi's Saloon, on WEDNESDAY,
February 22d, and They assure all who may honor
them with their presence ON the occasion that moth
ing shall be left undone on the part of the Company
to make it evening of pleasure and qualification
Supper and refreshments served up by a ccmpe
tent caterer
superior Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS-to be had of j. O. War.
ner, Georgetown W. B. Butt, corner Pa. avenue and
18th street; j. E. Power, corner La avenue and It'll
street; J. Shilingtons, corner Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and AZ street. and at the door on the evening
OF the Ball,
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COL. FREMONT.

is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
70 the Pacific. c. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
IN exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public a Compound, which IS a
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Halt
from falling, which thousands Who have used will
tsst,fy See Circulars, to he had of the AgeD t.
giving particulars. Price $l0O in large Bottles
Soil by all Druggists in WASHINGTON and George
town, d. q. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent. for
washington and surrounding country
c. 4. FISHER & CO. Proprietors.
No A Superior Street, Clev land O.
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Steamboat Explosion-Lcss Of Life, &c

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Alton steau-
packet Kate KWney exploded her boiler
at her dock to-day, killing four persons
and badly scalding twenty others. Five
or six others are missing-names un-
known as yet.
The steamer Amd-onia, bound for
Memphis, struck rock yesterday, and
sunk in five minutes after. Two pas
scpgers were drowned.
The General Railroad bill was passed
by the Legislature Of Illinois. yesterday,
by majority of IA.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, IL M.-Flour firm.
sales of LOCO bbls. of Howard street at
50 25: generally held higher. City Mills
at So 81. Wheat-sales of 5000 bushels
white. at 81 Quasi 95; rcd, 81 88aSl 90.
Corn-sales of $4,000 bushels, white, at
S3a65 cents. Whiskey sold at 32s cts.
per gallon. Other articles unchanged.
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Tobacconists' Convention.

ALBANY, Feb. l6.-The committee of
the convention of Cigars Makers, from
different States, for the purpose of getting
up an expression against increasing the
importation of foreign cigars, made a re-
port, recommending to ask of Congress.
in behalf of the trade, to impose a specific
duty OF 40 cents per pound on all cigars
imported; and COMMITTEES OF one from
each Congressional district represented
be appointed to circulate retitions to be-
presented in Congress Of the report, was
adopted, and the convention adjourned.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb. Is, p. M,-Flour
dull: sales of 1000 bbls. State brands at
1915 50; Southern at 900 q S9.25.
Wheat-sales of 5000 bushels; red at
Sl.95 $500. Corn declined; sales of
$4,000 bushels, mixed at 90 cts; yellow
at 81. Cotton and stocks unchanged.
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~ The stock of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, rich and varied at present
as In the early part of the season. Strangers and
citizens in want of Great Bargains, in fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. Th-r
goods by themselves aud purchasers
may rely on good fit. They are closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices as
they must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season: Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
ian Off
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Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.
(Formeriy Thompson's)
'INHE proprietors having purchased the above es-
l. Enlistment would invite the attention of the
citizens of Washington and vicinity to specimens Of
their Photographic skill which have excited the a,i-
miration of all who have seen them, and which are
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if equaled by
anything heretofore at aimed in the art
Miniatures made i'll emery style equally as we'll in
cloudy as fair weather.
Especial attention is solicited to our new style of
colored photographs. ADAMS DUNSHEE.
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