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Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
WASHINGTON
+ { NAL E 81 EMIN AIRY.

THE Spring Session will open on the 1st Mon
& day in February, 1855, and continue TIL the
last of July (sx months thereafter the scholastic
year viii commence on the lst Monday In Octo-
her. aud continue iorty-two weeks.
TIE TERMS, for session Of taceaa-
fy-Ole 1geekS, payable quarterly IN ad-
gouace, are GS JoiLo1Cs:
Tuition in Alphabetic Department. -. SIS 90
Tuition ii Academic Department.. 49,. 20 90
Incidental expenses: -; ...'..'... w
Music--Piaao or Guitar, EACH. 30 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, each,.... II 90
Drawing and PaintIug-. ...-......-.. IL 20
Worsted-work and French Embroidery. 10 90
Board, including washing &c.,. SO 90
no deduction for absence, except in cases Of
protracted illness.
The Seminary will be furnished at an early
day, with 2 Chemical, Philosophical, and Astro-
nomical Apparatus, and a select Library.
The course OF study Will be sufficiently exten-
sive. Intellectual education consists in mental
discipline and derc!epmeH. A thorough course OF
mathematical and linguistic studies, which have
a direct tendency to enlarge. invigorate, and dis
cip!iue the mind, viii be chiefly relied on. to Sc
the best results, in this very important de-
partment. Studies, to be really valuable aud sal
utary in their disciplinary influence; must be few
and iudiciousIy chosen. The crowded courses OF
oUr Female Seminai les constitute an evil against
which every friend of sound, thorough, efficient
education must protest. The number of studies
has been doubled in the last thirty years with no
corresponding advancement in good scholarship.
Experience in the art'of teaching, with careful
observation Of mental development has wrought
clear conviction, that 4 few studies adapted to
the wants Of the youthful mind, and thoroughly
mastered, is preferable to the very extensive, but
desultoTy, iragmentary. and superficial course
usually pursued in Female Seminaries,
The mind does not act clearly or forcibly when
diverted into many channels; nor does it proceed
50 fast. Three studies and one accomplishment
are many as ought to be pursued at one time.
While governed by these principles in training
the intellect special attention viii be given to the
medication Of sound moral sentiments to the for
nation of correct habits, purity of manners, and
to the acquisition of such accomplishments as dis
tngnish social life That special attention may
be paid by the teachers to this very important
pant of female education it is desirable that pupils
from a distance, board with the Principal, who
has purchased the large and comnodious resi-
dence designed in its structure, for the boarding
department OF the Seminary.
Being determined to establish an Institution of
the highest order teachers of the best qualifica-
/ tions will be employed.
L. ]. JOYNER, Principal.
Washington, Der. 2Oth. 1881. 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

HAVING purchased the interest of Z. g. STU-
Ii ART. In the late firm of Beler y Stuart | in
tend continuing the business on my own account
and respectfully solicit continuance OF the liber-
al patronage bestowed upon the firm.
a. L. BELLER
March 7tk. 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
.A CARD.

DR. PURDOM tenders his professional services
~ to the citizens of Washington and its vicinity
in the various branches of his profession. He
may be found at all times, except when profess
sionaly absent at his residence near Main street.
January 27, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

THE subscribers Just receiving direct from
4 New Orleans via Camden.
IA FRESH .gSSORTJfENT OF GOODS,
which together with those purchased last year.
makes their Stock thoros'sh and complete, which
they offer at
Greatly Reduced Prices
Those wishing to buy will find it to their inter-
est TO give call before purchasing elsewhere,
as ieel confident that we now offer Goods
lower than ever before known in this market.
Our Stock comprises IN part the following ar
tcles:
DRY GODS
Prints, Donaestics. Lo,ceLks, Kerscys,
Linscys, FIanmels. Blankets, .Sat-
asaets. Jeans, Cossinseres, Caza-
6rics, Printed Larns,
Bareges, Gin nehoaQs, Jaconets
iSj0iss, Grass Bar'd, ITukL d. Book
-Nusllns. IarltOns, ant O large gariety
OF Fancy Articles.
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
! CEOTNENE-Stsna1ls and Winter,
SADDLEi.y, HARDwARE, IRox. Nails QUEENS
WARE, BAGGING AND RoPE.
GROCERIES.
Sugar. Coffee, Whskey, Brandy Wines. Molas-
ses Cheese Crackers. Candles, Tea, Spices Soda
Saleratus, Copperas, Matder, Indigo &c. &c.
d. & V. BLOCK.
Washington. FEB. 6, 1855. CT.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
weldon d Mcdonald,

weldon d Mcdonald.
C1BINET MANUFACTURERS.
Nain 81, 2a door belo~ ht. Washington House,
Washingtan Arkansas
ESPECTFULLY inform the public general
Ia !y, that they will keep constantly on hand a
variety OF FURN.TURr, r +, made OF the best mate
rial.
Old Furniture repaired and made as good as
new C0ff:isS made and trimmed to order at
the shortest notice. Ali orders will receive
prompt attention
Persons wishing 10 purchase furniture would
DO we'll to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere
IVasain yfon- Harrh 2Ist 1855 I2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
G. w Il Z z e A..

Erey description Of IVatches io,cere- Rjured) re-
1ared ard niade perform. Watcies oaay be
safe!T sea! fr0A, distance. 6Y nIIH
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
Administrators Notice.

L
WHEREAS at the January Term of the
w Hampstead Court OF Probate A. D. 1855,
the following administrators. executors and guar
dians accounts current and settlements were filed
for confirmation at the next Term Of said Court
viz:
Hill & Custer. Exor's OF Geo. Hill, decd
E. Furguson Exer. OF M. Johnson,
James Caatley. = S Tyree.
Thomas Hubbard. Admir- of L. w Brown, hn'l.
\. B. Williams Sam'l Moore, dec.
sam Jackson. Sam' Jackson, 9
Joel ". Hannah :. Z. B. Fowlkes I"
VIM Fl. Ettter. VIM. II Bowers
Richard PRYOR. T. NJ. r. Bankhead,
Clements 4 Parker, a |. C. Perkins, I"
J. f. Johnson Edw'd johnson, Jr..'
Jno B. Sandefur pub. admir-, n. t. Nelson. 8
Henry C. Boyd, guard of VIM. H. Boyd, l.
Edward Cross, IL. u j. Cross, :
All persons interested in the settlement of any
sucf estates accounts current, are notified to
come forward and file exceptions TO such accounts
If any they have, on or before The second day of
the next term of the Court of Probate for said
county, to be holden at the Court House, in said
county OF Hampstead, on the ID Monday Of April,
a. D. 1855, or they will be forever barred from
excepting to such accounts or any item thereof.
Teste, S. T. SANDERS, CLERK.
| Washington, Jan 81, 1855. s.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

Dissolution Of C0paTtnerszsEp
FNHE late firm of d. & Y. BLOCK. is this day
i dissolved by mutual consent. The Books
and papers in the hands of VIRGIyIus
BLOCK for settlement. DAVID BLOCK, --
VIRGiNIUS BLOCK.
Washington, .lsk's March /, 1888.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
Notice.

A Ii orders for Groceries through the House
II of D. & V. BLOCK of Washington Arkansas,
will be promptly executed by us.
A & II. BLOCK,
2S Common and IL Canal Street.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1st. 1854. 44-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
Valuable Red Riyer T.
To the Stockholders OF the
III. O. & e. z. Railroad CoEaaDaoy

4 7 meeting of the Board of Directors of this
n Company held in the city of Camden, on
Wednesday, the 7th of February 1855. 1t was
ordered that an additional call OF TEN per cent
be made on all subscriptions of stock-said call
TO be due on the first dav OF March, 1855.
BY order OF the Board.
JAIlES T. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
narch q, 1855. I2-iOw.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

Kew ana EISIiOHS DsS <5O9tzS.
N7 E are now receiving direct from the East
w ern cities. ria New Orleans and Shreveport,
a large and well selected assortment of
English. French and German
f q n CY D II Y < D . OED S
0f the richest Patterns ard latest Styles,
ALSO-A heavy stock of Staple Goods, suita5e
TO this market. with g large and we'll selected
stock Ct
E Na& GA U-E II NZ Cr-.-
made to order in the latest fashions, and OF fine
and rich styles of goods.
Ladies and gentlemen can now be supplied with
fine articles OF dress goods as has ever been
brought TO this State.
We are also receiving large lot Of LADIES SaoEs
of the finest quality and latest styles. Also Z
large and general assortment OF
DO UBLE BARRELED GUNS,
Pistols. Sho;-belts, TASKS, Percussion Caps, t@c
&c.. with great variety OF articles too numerous
10 mention which, in addition to the Stock al
ready Oh hand, makes assortment the largest
and best selected CT any in the market.
Our arrangements are such, that we will con-
time to receive from the Eastern cities. during
the Fall, Winter, and Spring, every description OF
Goods in our line ever offered in this market TO
gether with many new, fashionable and improved
stves-all of which we offer fer sale at d small
profit for Cash or on the usual time to pGnctua
paving customers.
rhe public are respectfully invited to call and
examine our stock and prices.
B. L. BRITTIN &, co.
Washington, .4rk-. Nor. 20, loji- 47-tt.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.


be Washington
o by fof an yand
Q the eCouH dr So iy toy
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
The STATE of Arkansas,

055ce Of he Ciers Of The Ranps.cad Circra Court,
on tie CiGnrery SIDE thereof, IN racGtien, Maroh
I2fh. f. D. 1855
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
4. @. @. F,

nZAN LODGE No. 10. at Washington, Ar
" kansas. meets on Tuesday night of each week.
. NJ. FOSTER, See'y.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

Jare Brown, Rebecca Brown. The
unknown Eeirs OF said Jane and Re-
becca Brown, James Henderson.
Francis Henderson. Robert dender-
son and Thomas Henderson. heirs
and distributes OF the Estate OF.
John Henderson. decd DefcnfGnts.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
New and Fashionable Goods.

T. L. BRITTIN-
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

w. w. ANDREWS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
Cotton ProsDects,

We fad the subjoined ciIcrnlar letters on the
subject of the Cotton Trade IN the Augusta ;Ga1
Chronicle. and we Law them before our readers for
what they worth The writers as will be
seen, incline 10 the opinion that cotton will fur
-he- rarT:-a-
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
"a "a &. 1 &c

March 7M, 1Sj:
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IaE REVIVAL, which has been in progress
IN the Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth
street, appears to be on the increase. The
members of the church are 10 excellent spirits
Several able ministers are in constant attend
ance, and members of the church on other
to the help of their brethren There have been
n number of conversions, and many are still
flocking to the altar. .....-
GENEROUS CHILDREN.-Miss A. M. Adams,
the instructress of Primary School No L,
Fourth District, writes US that her pupils have
contributed $1,000 for the benefit of the Or
Phans OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, made 80 by
the fever.
"Suffer little children to come unto me, for
of such is the kingdom of Heaven"
FUNERAL.-f esterday afternoon, the Ger
man Yagers, Lieut.. DoBille commanding, ac-
companied by the Journeymen Stone Cutters
association, attended the funeral of Mr. John
Miller, a deceased member The procession
was large one-the Yagers numbering near
sixty men, and the Stone Cutters over three
hundred.
SWINE police were cut at an early
hour this morning, accompanied By their dogs,
hunting for the porkers which have been run
ming at large contrary to law. Of course there
was considerable squeaking among the gutter
snipes when the canine grabbers would fasten
on their cars and hold them till the officers
arrived to take possession. The officers Sc
cured over twenty-five animals
HE MARKET this morning was not rs we'll
attended by either sellers or buyers as usual
recently. 1t was what would be called n good
market if our country friends were all 50 en-
gagged as to make it impossible for them to at
tend regularly. As it was, the absence of pur-
| chascrs kept the prices at the old rates
UNPROF1TABLE BUSINESS. -Ycsterday, J.
Gerhardt was fined by Justice Bates for selling
liquor On Sunday. This is the second time
| within few weeks, and Mr.. aerhardt says it
ends his Sunday business. Thirty dollars in
so short a time in fines is rather more than his
sales will justify. Such license is rather
costly.
The CoNTRIBUTIcNs-The banking house
of Sweeney, Rittenhouse a. Co., of this city,
have transmitted, up TO l o'clock to-day, to
Norfolk and Portsmouth, S2720. 81; which,
| in connection with other accounts trar shifted,
makes total of 700 from this city.
WATCH RETURNS.--D. V. Kurtz profanity,
| fine and costs; j. 7. Scriyenner, dc, do.
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AUSTRIA.
THE LATEST,

1t is reported that Gortschakoff writes to
Petersburg that bis defences are considerably
damaged. but the report is considered doubt
full
The London Times says: "The cannonade
Of October last was trifing compared with
that of April; that Of April was surpassed by
the two days which preceded the capture of
the Mamelon; but all will sink into insight
canoe with the iron tempest which will shortly
be poured on the beseiged city. The weight
and range Of the guns, the number and size
Of the mortars, the new positions of the bat
tories won by the steady progress that has
marked the summer, will try the endurance
OF the Russians to the utmost. The great
scale on which such bombarlment is carried
on, with the preparations necessary for its ex-
ecutiOn, render the delays which preceded
it, matter Of but little surprise
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEoRaETowE, Sept. 20, 1865

GEoRGETowE, Sept. 20, 1855.
A few copies Of Mayor Addison'a address to
the people of Georgetown, in reply to the last
Report of the President Of the Metropolitan
Railroad, have made their appearance among
uS. 1t is rapidly becoming the principal topic
OF conversation among the friends and oppo-
nents OF this Improvement. What effect this
epistle will have upon the public mind, as far
rs the road Is concerned, We are not prepared
to say; but we are inclined to think, from the
many severe structures that we have heard
upon II from our leading men that cur worthy
Mayor mas put in rather too heavy charge of
powder, and so far from its hitting the object
aimed at, it will more than likely act like
Paddys gun, Kill hardest backwards, if not
completely explode. While this address, so
far as the aTgumentative and statistical por-
ton Is concerned, beers the impress OF ability
aid deep thought, the language in which the
remaining portions Of it is cOuched, is decided
u more violent than we IL first imagined. The
Mayor seems to have exhausted his entire skill
as willy tactician to bring all his heaviest
pieces CT artillery to bear upon the object of
his att sck.
The Rev. MIR. Aschwandcr, of Tricity Church,
who went down to the yellow fever districts in
Virginia some weeks since, to assist in render
ing aid and comfort, both spiritual and tenn
poral, TO the suffering, has returned again to
III uHc health anu
We hear almost daily such multitude Of
complaints from persons about some of our
public pumps, that we arc almost beginning
to think of trying to get ourselves right upon
the goose, or cold water question, and apply
ing COR the enormous isor really it seems to be
Such) job ourselves. We think it would likely
be the shortest way to get rid OF the complaints
at any rate, We are inclined IL try our skill
upon the one ut the corner of Lingarc and
Second streets, insomuch as the neighbors
have promised TO reward any person with a
leather medal who viii put it in order and
keep 1t so fer forty eight hours
Yesterday afternoon, rs the Rockville stage
was coming down the hill at the northern ter
minus Of High street, and near Mr.. Eliason's
tAnnery, one Of the front wheels came off and
the coach upset, smashing most Of the running
gear to pieces. Seven lady passengers were
in it 1T the time, but fortunately for them the
driver was 4 skilful one and the horses gentle,
and they all escaped without any injury, but
were considerably frightened.
The flour market, this morning, is quite ac-
tive, and prices have slightly advanced since
our last; held at S7.o74lSS, and small sales
yesterday at the last figure. Wheat is firm
and active az last quotations-Sl 65aSI .83 for
rcd, AID Sl.6SaSl u for white. Sale Of 800
bushels corn at Soc; 4 good article this morn
ing would readily demand S3a90c. No oats
Offering. SPECTATOR.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, WILLIAM WARDER
agtd IA months and 10 days, only child Of Barney
and Mary Warder.
On the 10Th instant S b. KNOX, I'd Assistln
Eng'neer u. 3. Navy
On the 10Th instant, CALEB PIKE SMITH
Esq late Editor of the Belknap IN. II Gazette
and at the time OF his deccase clerk inthe Gen
eral Land Office in this city.
On the 18th instant, in Rockville. Montgomery
county, Md, DIR. TURNER WOOTTEN.
Very suddealy, on Wednesday evening last, al
his residence In Nottingham District, THOMAS
r: EARLY, ESQ, in the 32i year OF his age.
The decease OF this estimable gentleman has
created high degree Of sincere regret on the part
OF the community, which is not little increased
IN poignancy by the melancholy circumstances
under which ii has occurred. A few days before
his death, and at the time of the event itself only
laoGrlng under what seemed to be a mild attack
OF an ordinary local complaint he was taken OFF
in the twinkling OF an eye, before his sickness
was known by his friends, and before those about
him had the least intinalipn Of the presence OF
the least danger. These circumstances invest
this sad event with peculiar melancholy quite
apart from the sorrow which usually follows a
good citizen 20 his grave, and give another strong
Illustration OF the mysterious ways Of the ProVi-
den c In whose hands are all our destinies. No
man gave promise Of longer life-no man ell
Joyed lie more, or was more worthy Of its enjoy
ment; and yet, without notice, his friends are
called upon to pay the last tribute to his worth
There was never letter heart in human bosom
than his; never mere honest, manly, straight
forward character than he maintained. IndustIi-
Gus, big h- minded and generous, noble n all the
relations Of life in The family and IN The commu-
nifty, his sudden death involves loss not only 10
afflicted relatives, but to the men among whom lie
moved in daily intercourse, and 10 the PEOPLE
among whom he lived as an exemplary citizen
Or the deprivation thus caused to those near and
dear TO him, no words can adequately speak, nor
need i. be spoken OF; but it may be observed with
great sincerity, that, by this sudden dispensat,on
Of Providence, n good ard strong man has gone
* Of ri "a
acter have great influence for good, and make up
the strength and manly tone Of the society in
which they are exhibited And il human esti-
nation can so,ace such an event as this, much
comfort may be drawn from the general sorrow of
his lends, and the sense which all 2; ear to have
OF the loss which all have alike Sustained
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Few Yerk Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. % -FIour-State and
Ohio brands have advanced l24c sales OF
State S7.S7aSS; Southern is steady at SS.62t.
Wheat is tr:he higher; sales Of Southern
white at Sl.95aS2 0S; red 81. S5Sl.93.
Corn is trihe higher; Western mixed SITE.
Pork is firm; western mess S20aS20. SO.
Beef is firm, with sales of lbs bbls. western
Sl6 50aSl7.
Lard is firm with an upward tendency; sales
Of 80 bbls. at IL za12c.
Whisky is scarce; sales of 100 bbls. at Ale.
Stocks heavy; Eric's 55s; Cumberland 27t.
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~ Wonderful, unnder-

IL Wonderful Wv onderful wonder
ul!-The like has asrsr before been kRotrn in
has lost the use Of his hands and fingers fully re
stored by the almost miraculous use of Prof. c.
DEGRATH'S MAGICAL ELECTRIC OIL.
Mr.. Geo Weis, residing at 277 Eager ST, one
door from the corner of Somerset street. two doors
from st James Church, had his fingers of both
hands fully restored 10 their former use, having
been paralyzed for three years. The cure has been
Oil. Mr. Weis will at all times be pleased to see
persons who wish to know more Of his case and
the magical effects Of the Oil. Call and see him.
Many have been taken of their clutches In two
or three days, from severe Rheumatism and Gout,
and hundreds have been cured Of Neuralgia, and
other complaints, too well known to need further
proof.
CAUTION No (genuine) ssElectric On' sold
by pedlers anywhere. We hear Of impositions
practised on the people-BaltimoTe S1n.
Prof. C. DEGRATH,
No 80 South Eighth St. Philadelphia.
Our
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ByC. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

Bye w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
CROCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, Wines
~ Liquors, Cigars, &c., at Auction.-On
FRIDAY morning, September 81. at 10 O'Clock,
shall sell, at the Grocery Store OF X. ID. Tweedy,
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.
the entire stock Of family Groceries, Liquors,
Store Fixtures, &c, contained therein, consisting
in part Of
Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Spices
soap, Candles, Oh, Wooden Wares
Door Mats, &c.
And such other articles usually found In fam
lily Grocery.
Also, fine Brandies, Wine, Gin, Rum, Wits.
key, &c, In wood and bottles, together with COM
mon Liquors.
Also, thirty thousand genuine Havana Cigars,
favorite brands part high cost, and Of very supe-
rior quality.
Families, as well as the trade are invited to at
tend the sale, as the above stock will be sold with
out reserve, the proprietor having other objects
in view -
Terms All sums of and under $50 cash; over
$50 credit Of l. 2, and months, for notes salts
iactorily endorsed, bearing Interest.
CIV BOTELER,
sep l5-eOd AuctoneeT,
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MARRIED.,

In this city, On Thursday, Doth instant, by the
Rev. Geo w. Samson, Mr.. WIN. II. DEARDS-
LEY Of Washington, and Miss MARIA ). U.
SCHIEBBER Of Baltimore.
In this citF, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. Sunderland, Lieut.. JUNIUS b. WHEEL
Err, I'd Regiment Of Cavalry, to Miss EMILY
L. BEALE, of Washington.
On the 18th instant by the Rev J. u. Butler,
WILLIAM II. MILLS and MARY A. MIL.
LlNGTON, both OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-20

IL The Greatest Medical Discovery of
the age is AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three boxes lave cured the worst cases CT Scrol-
rla
Two boxes have cured ErYsipelss.
One box always cures the Jaundice.
Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system from
Ecils-often less than one does It.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst OF
ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Pies.
One dose cures the headache arising from afoul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm
rom the body. They should be given to children
Who are always, more or less afflicted with this
sCOur9e.
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
one box cures arrangement Of the liver.
Hall bsx cures a cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike Al the
foundation OF every disease.
AS Dinner Pill there il rot an equal In the
world.
They are purely vegetable and can do no harm,
but do accomplish an unaccOun,able amount Of
good.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by every respectable druggist.
Sold By 4. ID. GILMAN, Washington, o. nj
LINTHICUM, Georgetown; JAMES COOK &
Co, Fredericksburg. au 17-2m
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iC3iTeniEr1s Mt the FaiTs--iy hitehUrsts
still in the ascendent-The juries Of each Of the
late fairs at Baltimore, Richmond, and New York,
awarded their highest premiums to J. II. w. for
their superiority Of Photographs Stereoscopes and
Daguereotypes exhibited.
Mr.. w also received two medals at the World 8
Fair, London, and a premium at Crystal Palace,
New York.
Also, the first awards Of the Maryland Institute
for three years past.
Whitehurst's Gallery In this city Is on Pa. ave-
nue., between FOur-arld- "a half and Sixth streets.
feb IL