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WATCHES.

M w. GAIT & BRO. OFFERS CON-
We stantly complete assortment Ct superior
Watches. They cali particular attention to those
made by
r r Cooper, F B. Adams & Sons, David
Taylor, Dixon, Craig, and others, London
Nj. Il. Tobias & Co, r. Il J. Beeslry. Joseph
Johnson, Blundell Co Liverpool.
Jules Jurgenson, Copenhagen.
Also, Vacher0n Constantine's celebrated &c.
neva Watches, which, from their size and style,
are peculiarly suited for ladies.
The above, with those by every other maker,
are offered at the lowest rates.
M. w. GAIT BRO Jewellers,
ap 12- diff 324 Pa av bet 9th and 10th sts
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~ Captain Link, of the barque Montezu-
ma, from Demarara I'D ult reports that the
difficulty between the blacks and the govern
ment, growing out of the CANCEL Gabriel"
riots, have been quelled. A government com.
mission was investigating the amount of losses
sustained by individuals during the disturb
ances, with view Of compromising the suffer-
er8
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ELOUR, FLOUR, &c.

LNLOUK, FLUUK, DC.
Il so bbls. Family Extra and Superfne Flour
in store and for sale by the barrel or sack
500 bushels Corn
1000 bushels Oats
5000 bus hels Mill Offal Of all kinds
$50 bales more Of that prime Hay just arrived
200 bushels Maine Mercer Potatoes
And Corn Meal
Received fresh, daily, all OF which will be sold
in quantities to suit at
CLARK BROS,
Wholesale and retail Flour, Grain and Feed
Store, corner Pa. avenue and Second street.
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NEW SPRING GOOnS FOR GENTLE.

u J.STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 46s
4 Seventh street. between and Z, has a
received his new Spring Goods, and has
now the pleasure to announce 10 his custo 2
mer5 and the public that his stock is very IL
complete. Gentlemen who wish choice STYLES are
invited to call early, with the assurance that the
most elegant and desirable goods will be show n
them. The stock embraces, as usual, new and
elegant Furnishing Goods for gentlemen.
ap l2-eo2w
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R THE LADIES OF THE SIXTH
M Presbyterian Church REV. Mr.. N oble's)
contemplate holding FAIR In the basement Of
their edidce, corner Maryland avenue end Sixth
street, CO nmencing on MONDAY EVENING,
tbs 1ath April. They will offer for sale va iety
OF useful and fancy articles the proceeds Of which
sales they devote to the extinguishment Of por-
tion Of the debt angling the ed ifce In which
they deli ht to assemble themselves together 10
wofs hip Almighty God, and which they desire
to see feed, utterly and entirely, from the incu-
bus Of debt, an est
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DRESS MAKING,

MRS. FENWICK STILL CONTINUES the
lN1 above business in all its varieties al her res
idence, NO % Linden street, near the Catholic
Church, Georgetown, where she will be happy
to see her patrons and the ladies generally From
her long experience in the business she can ssfely
promise satisfaction TO all who NAV cal on her
All orders executed at the shortest possible nc
tice.
Several Girls wanted to learn the trade
ap 1l-3t&
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FLOOR MATING.

4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE stock
Il OF CANTON MATING, Of FIRST rate quality,
which | am prepared to sell cheaper than the
same article can be purchased at any other estsb-
lish ment In this District
Mating put down at short notice and in the
best manner. l.. f. CLARK,
Paper hanger and Upholstersr,
2iS Pa AVENUE, bet. 18th and 18Th SITS.
ap Lists (Wash News)
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TIE ENeLIsH OPERA.-We are glad to learn
that the sale of tickets for the opera season is
proceeding rapidly. We would advise all
who design visiting the opera next week land
who does not p to purchase tickets and engage
seats beforehand.
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SPRIHG MILLINERY,

~ f.. MCDONALD, NO. 20 BBIDGE ST,
lie Georgetown, ID. c would respectful
ly inform her friends and the public gene
rally that she will open, on Saturday, the
18th Instant, great variety and general w
assortment Of SPRING MILLINERY Of the
most select and choice styles Of the season, COM
prising Neapolitan, Tissue, Swiss, Fancy Flor
Flowers, Ribbons, Garlands, WTeaths and q
great variery Of Goods In her line Of b lsiness.
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WOOD AND COAL.

XtJILL ARRIVE IN FEW DAYS, THE
w Schooner Passaic, with 130 tons superior
ed and While COAL.
Persons wanting Coal are requested to leave
their orders at the Office, or at P J. STEERS, 4ss
Seventh street, Immediately, as we will sell for
less from the vessel
Also, on hand a superior lot Of Oak and Pine
WOOD, which we will sell at the lowest market
prices C. MYERS & son,
ap 12-4t No. q Water st Georgetown.
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V The Thames tunnel at present is both
a success and failure. As an example of
engineering skill it is undoubtedly a great
triumph. But until it can bo used for vehicles
as well as foot passengers it will not answer its
original purpose. 1t is reached now by a
winding staircase down the shaft on either side
of the river, and it is open day and night for
passengers at toll of one penny each. 1t is
lighted with gas, and some of its arches are
occupied as small shops and for the exhibition
of works Of art The approaches for vehicles
are intended to be circular, by shafts 200 feet
in diameter. Their cost is estimated at $50,
600 pounds We do not understand that any
probability exists of their early construction.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went
to press, large number of private bills were
passed, ere they adjourned over until Mon.
day next.
In the House, the pending motion to go
into Committee on private bills was agreed to,
Mr.. BocOck in the chair. The bill for the re-
lief of John S. Pendleton was taken up and
debated until p. m. when it was passed
and then they adjourned over until Monday
naxt.
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Y The Dramatic Fund Dinner on the &C.
casion of tho eighth anniversary Of the society
was partaken of at the Metropolitan Hotel
New York on Wednesday evening. James 7.
Brady, Esq presided, and eloquent address
sess were delivered by several distinguished
citizens. The speeches were listened to by a
number of ladies.
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A CARD

THE UNDERSIGNED (LATE OF THE
l. firm OF ID. Finch & Son. still continues 10
carry on the Painting business in all its various
branches.
he respectfully solicits Of former patron and the
public generally continuance Of their favors
All work contracted for by him will be exscu-
ted with promptness and fidelity.
Orders to be left as usual, at the old stand. cor
ner 18th and streets
JNO. SUMMERFIELD FINCH.
Him
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CLOTH DRESSING AND DYEING ES.
TABLISHM ENT.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE-EsTAB-
Il lished himself in the above business a. IRE
pared to DYE silk, Merino, and DeaIne Dresses
Silk, Damask and Merino Curtains Cr.pe and
Mehno Shawls dyed or bleached Gents Goats
Pants, Vests, Cloaks and NJ antels cleansad or re,
dye LII DENHAM.
No. 249 south side Pa avenue. between l2th and
18th streets, opposite GATHERS Confectionery.
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The VIRGINIA SEARCH LAw.-The schoon.
er Maryland, which was detained at Norfolk
because the captain refused to suffer her to be
searched for absconding slaves, in accordance
with the law recently passed by the State
Legislature, has been released, the captain
having paid the fine of $500.
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EUROPEAN News DUE.-The stesmsb;n
Washington, from Southampton 18th ultimoi
for New York, and the Cambria, from Liver.
due. The first named brings four days aud
the latter one weeks later advices from Eu-
rope.
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\A/ MASONIC.-THE OFFICERS AND
NJ members Of Federal Ledge No 1 will as
esemble at their Hall on SUNDAY AT
TERNOON, the 18th instant, at O'Clock p. m. .,
FOR the purpose OF paying the last tribute of re-
spect to the remains OF their deceased Brother, A.
LuNT, Esq p. J. w. Of this Lodge.
Brethren In good standing are most cordially
invited to atterd.
BY order Of the w. NJ:
ap 11-2t IF. J. McCLERY, Sec.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union rejoices over recent Democratic
triumphs at the polls, and regards as signih-
cant the fact that the Know Nothing State
Council of Wisconsin has formally repudiated
Fillmore's nomination.
The IntsHigencsr discusses the "point Of
history in the enlistment case.
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NINE. DEVOS MILLINERY FROM Pa
MS. -
MADAME DEVOS TAKES PLEASURE IN
INl announcing the ladies from Washing ~
ton that she win exhibit, in few days, In M
Washington, a most beautiful stock of(HS
Spring and Summer Millinery, selected ffem b.
establ shment in Paris, Rue de la Paix, ana New
York 4Sl Broadway.
T e place and day ofopening Will be announced
by the papers, ap f-lw*
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
scholars Of the late Mr.. John Cocheu teacher
In dancing, to call on Mr. ALFRED HURD y.
who is hereby authorized TO receipt for any sans
due him FRANCIS COCHEU.
ap 1l-3t$
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsrrai"i"g IN ths Post osse., wash,ngto'

Remaining N fhs Post Office, Washtagtos, ID. c =,
April -, 1856.
(Ordered to be advertised In the " Erssing
Sfdr," agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Office Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation of any daily paper pub
lished in Washington:
SEC. S. And be ii further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncaled for In any post
Office in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
1ished once only I'm the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener shall haze the largest
circulation within the range Of the delivery OF
said office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such Office.
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A A WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
"a r The members Of the Company are hereby
III hi notified to meet at their armory MONDAY
" w EVENING, the I4th instant, at TX o'cl'k,
In full winter unifs.m, for inspection and drill
BY order: H. HICHEY % =
ap ~ ct
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MADAME r..

WILL CERTAINLY LEAVE ON THE
w s:h Of My, and respectfully informs the
public in general, that she win give information
in all the Affairs relating TO Life, HEALTH Wealth
Marriages, Love, Journeys, l. W Suits, Difficult
ties in Business, Abb ent friends, Sickness and
Death, and In respect to all other subjects She
numbers She can be consulted at all hours OF
the day and evening.
Her name is on the door-at No. 2e5 18th street
corner Of ID, on the left hand side. Gentlemen 50
cents and ladies 60 ap l1-2w&.
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49, RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-THERE
~ will be preaching In the basement room
Of Island Hall TO- morrow, (Sund y) at IL O'Clock
by NIX. CLAYTON, and Bible Glass will be
in same place at O'Clock, p. m. All persons in :
terested In The study Of Prophetic Scriptures are
invited to attend Bring your Bibles. G.
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NILE TERESA PARODI,
assisted by
NINE AMALIA PATTI STRAKOsCH


assisted by
NINE AMALIA PATTI sTRAKosCH
the distinguished Contralto, and
sIGNoR LEONARDO,
the eminent Baritone,
Under the direction OF the great Pianist and Com
poser,
MAURICE sTRAK0SCH,
on their way to the North, viii give in this CITY.
ONE, AND POSITIVELY ONLY ONE.
GRAND CONCERT,
On TUESDAY EvESING, April Is.
MILE TERESA PARODI will sing ON
this occasion, for the frst and only time the cee
brated national French HYMN,
LA MARSE1LLAISE,
Which has been received with immense entbu-
siasm wherever sung by her.
The programme on this occasion will be unap-
proachable In variety, and will include gems from
the great masters Of classical, popular and mis-
cellaneous music
The price Of admission has been fixed 10 all
parts Of the ball at ONE DOLLAR.
Seats can be secured, without extra charge at
the Music Store Of X. Davis, Esq beginning on
Thursday, April 10.
For particulars and programme see small bills
and future advertisement.
Doors open att; Concert commences ats.
ap SGT
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FIREMENS' GRAND BALL.
SECOND Ann VERSARY BALL
OF THR
WESTERN HOSE CO., No. 1.

TNHE COMPANY RESPECTFULLY AN
l. nounce to their friends and the public that
they will give their SECOND ANNIVERSARY
BALL on THURSDAY EVENING, April oath
1856, at the WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY
ROOMS.
The general satisfaction our former balls have
heretofore given, and the entire attending
them, impress us with renewed energy, and we
pledge ourselves to make this Ball one Of the
brgh est that has ever give brightness to the his
tory If Balls
No exertions will be spared that may contribute
to enjoy ment and pleasure of those who may honor
us with their pressnce.
Supper and Refreshments will be furnished by
an experienced caterer.
SCOTS favOrite Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the occasi,n.
No Hats or Caps will be allowed In the hall,
except those worn by the Firemen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting gentle
and ladies.
fs.-The object Of this Balls to aid the Com a
pany in building their new Hose House, on I'd
street. where we have purchased lot, and have
one story up We appeal to the generous public.
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FISHING TACkLG,

FISHING TACKLE.
CHlN kSE g r A 3, SILK. LINEN AM
~ Cotton FISH LINES, furnished comPieS
and unfurnished.
Kirby, Limerick, Gravitation, Virginiss, ana
Chs.tertown Fish Hooks Of all sizes
Limerick hooks on Silk worm Gut.
Hinged, hollow and bank Sinkers
Best Bamboo and X Iced Rods
And everytl ing In the Fishing Tackle line fo'
sale very low by T. X LUNDf,
ap 10 l2S Bridge ST, Georgetown.
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TURNIPS HAVE TURNED UP .

FLOWERS! FLOWERS!!
THAVE THIS DAY OPENED FINE AS
Il sortment Of FLOWERS suitable for asss
face and outside Bonnet Trimmings con- glT0
sisting CT
Straw Sprays and Bunches
Straw Buttons, Braids, &c.
Bunches, Sprays, Buds
Leaves, Wreaths, &c. A. TATE,
ap lat 314 Pa av., bet 10th and 18th SITS.
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OPENING OF FAsHIOrABLE MILL
NEkY.

MRS J. LANE
MOST RESPECTFULLY CALLS ATTN
w ticn TO her opening Of r X T. n n -
PATTERN BONNETS, on Saturday next ~
April 12, at her Store, l0l Bridge St, south ~
side, between Congress and II Ugh streets, George
town The public are invited to call and exam
inc her splendid assortment Of new Paris sly 60,
togett er with a fine assortment Of RlBBONsi
FLOWERS, CAPS and DR. ESS TRIMMlN6s'
ap l0-3t&
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EVERYBODY WHO USE PAPER, lNh'
Ia Pes, and Stationery in general &c to $40 fs'
avenue. We are selling such goods odt very low
yOHNF. ELLIS,
apo between 9th and 10th slreeu'
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A 4 ATTENTION, NATIONAL GREYS-
n a You are hereby notified to attend meeting
Nj IN OF the Company at the srmory on MONDAY
n u EVENING, tue I4th slant, at N O'Clock
AS business Of the utmost importance to the COM
pany claims your special attention you will not
faii In attending this meeting
BY order Ct LEM. TOWERS, Capt:
sp l2-2tx JAMES STONE Sec
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RELIGIOUS NOT, CE.-DR TEAS
~ dale will finish his discourse on Fam
aiicism to morrow morning in the new Baptist
Church on 18th street, and administer the ordi.
nance OF Christian Baptism at the close Of the ser
mon at night. It*
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Apr,l 9 1856

@NO tt E-ALL PERSONS HAV-
~ ing books or bound documents belonging
to this ofce will please return them without de ay
to west wing Of the Patent Office building, to
which the General Land Office Is this day re
moved. an lI-d30d
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- ASSEMBLIES CHURCH, CORNER
- MASS. AVENUE AND FIFTH ST
The Rev DANIEL WALDO, the venerable Chap
lain to the House Of Representatives, will preach
to morrow (Sabbath) morning, at i'll O'Clock a..
m The Pastor, Rev ANDREW GARDENERS,
will preach at 4 to 8 p. IN. It#
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-On yesterday, 11th of April,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
Ia hoak ne he
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SPRING MILLINERY.
FRINGE AND TRIMMING MANUFAC.

T AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS IN FIRM
IL ges and Fancy Buttons, Cords and Tassels,
every variety en- hand and made to order. Wide
Tassell Fringe, Bugle Gimp and Buttons, fancy
wash TRIMMINGS, &c.
No.2J7 Pc. avenue, south side.
ap u 5,19* MRS. LOWE.
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Army officer signed-Second Leuten-
ant Marshall T. Polk. seco nd Infantry, has
resigned his commission in the Army. Lieut.
P. is an adopted son of the late President
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RA MEETING FOR THE TRANS-
~ action of the business Of the &C Sixth
Ward Democratic Association will be held in
Anacostia Hall, on SATURDAY EVENING
next, the 18th instant, at O'Clock Members are
requested to be punctusl in their attendance.
sp 1l-N F. ODER, Sec
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Further Concerning the Right Of Search
Affair At Rio.-This morning We received the
following interesting account of the affair of
the American merchant steamship America at
Rio, the main particulars of which we briefly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10

"A Washington paper says:-'.Hr. Her
ban, the California Congressman, who killed
the Irish Eaiter Heating, has been indicted by
our GRIND Jury for the crime Of murder, and
has been committed 20 jail to await his trial
This vas unexpected TO him, for he had been
out on bail, the examining magistrates having
chosen to estimate his offence as only manslaugh-
ter He viii have no agreeable quarters this
hot weather, and Is anxious for speedy trial,
a. he feels sure ne viii never be convicted of the
great crime Tith which he Is charged. No
further notice viii be taken Of the subject in the
House until after his trial, when, as he must
certainly be convicted Of something, that body
win probably relieve itself of him. 1t is the
general impression that he viii be found guilty
Of nansIanghter in the lowest degree, receive
his sentence, and be Immediately pardoned by
the President, who holds the power Of life and
death in cases-of this kind occurring in the Dis
trict of Columbia. The prcsentment for murder
in the first degree is well understood to be an
appearance Of severity, for the purpose Of con-
ciliating the Irish population, but no one sup
poses that the farce is intended to be kept up
Tor any length of time. The most extraordinary
exeTtiOns have been made to induce the brother
Officiating (who is the principal witnessl TO alb
sent himself, but without success. Politics,
however, mingic so much ia this case, that moth
ing ike real justice may be expected.
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HANPTO4nS VEGETABLE TLNCTCRE!I

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1855.
THIS is certify that abount ycars since at
tackled With pain my right We for physl
cfan ordered It to be poueed, much
to M h.he Of @g knee suffered very sererc With pain
to the number OF twenty-five formed between ankle
out Of which came particles Of the Ct 25
and one 0r'o ofT RTR COZ GoUNTR Hs ak lRGnF
was then county Of this State; the pys
c4 Ss could So 1--WE @
weeks using the knife frequently, TAX
giving any relie-soe Of the applications
severe that when applied the agony was so great my fri ns
there for me from my knee to my ankle was not
freely white pus with sign blood, and times when
would scratch fingers white would issue therercn
, me- WIN "A BALTIMORE MY IoMEt
then returned to Baltimore my old lhome, expecting
to die
BY advice ofmy friends, used various remedies
of which gave me only transient relief contnued to grow
ulcer formed from which came piece Of bone Anoth
and wished at the time to cut OF right leg as the
only of saving life. Alter this, yet another form
other parts my body which number and size astonIsh
ed those who them. reduced TO skeleton,
-- ''s's> : = DEATH Relief
felt death would have been relieftO 1had tried ply
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TUKE' disease similar the was laborpg under,
five years: commenced taking "Hd1ptoH'S Pegsta11e
''> LuoPE coMEsl
the first bottle Of which inspired with hope and by hG
time had taken five bottles felt much improved that
had the confidence to believe that II would
tinued its uscsM improving. Nv ulcers healed and
strength to weak aad shattered system, and With
further detail, happy leg is also healed
and general renovation 81 my h"a has taken place. and
consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given but faint Idea Of suernSs, but
friends who read this will bear testimony to all that
have said in favor OF
/ MtnptOR's Vegetable 7TReture,"
and Will all who afflicted have been, to
1t with the utmost confidence.
| EDWIN 81. spRANKLIE,
No. 81 Register street,
8doors north Of Pratt ct.
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WIN be given to any artist in Virginia viii exhibit
teIvepctures vr siz Ala5roypes and SIX DugacrTOpes
Of equal merit Mr.. Adams vii select from
his collection HsEas opened Gallery ForbsJew
eIr Store 1$S Main st. with skylght arranged on the most
approved principles, which be eqraei unless SINH
larry situated fronting The river Wiki Of
coss large and arranged with convenience for
making rst class pictures Of every style and size. lie IS
happyto suneunee that he viii De assisted by Mr. JArs CsDT
The artist Who made the pictures that awarded ths high
est premium, Coil Medal Lass fair OF the AHericH
Klsuts at Castle Garden New Ork the oi premium
dcarded for DagucsOypss the Worlds Fair at Parts
Mr. A. has received OIedGLs eight dEooS for the
best uagerr4o:ypcs exhibited different fairs the United
States which y their superiority and having been
houOred With large proportion business in Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities not only
retain but enlarge number Of his patrons especial
IL as he relies iac merits of his productions rath
er than display furniture. A15rotys either single
or dObe glasS DaguerroyPes plain eOlOred equal to
painting on Ivory Photographs tho lowest prices
Eny dollars light being made of French Plate Chase
and being unobsruced by other buildings, pictures be
made from sunset Pictures children taken in
stdnfgncovsly a. n to3PM Yet the lights soft
and mild that persons with eyes sit by 1t with per-
Cloudy days rs good any BY this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.