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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Ex-Governor Washington Hunt, of New
York, one ofthe most populsr men in the State,
has come out for Fillmore.
Hon Oscar +. Moore, says the Providence
Post, the present republican member of Con
gress from the Ross district in Ohio, has de-
clared himself against Fremont, and will take
the stump for Fillmore. Mr.. Moore is a Know
Nothing whig, and was elected as such.
A Fremont and Johnston meeting was held
at Worcester, Mass, on Saturday evening last,
to form club. A disc lssion ensued as to the
title Of the club-whether it should be FIRE.
mont and Johnston, or simply Fremont. The
adherents of Johnston prevailed, by a vote of
26 to "a.
Ex-President Van Buren's letter has caused
considerable dissatisfaction in the South The
Richmond Wing commences a violent per-
sonal attack with off there is man within
the limits of the republic who is cordially alb
horred and detested by the intelligent and pat
riotic men of ell parties at the South, that mar
is Martin Van Buren,"
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Personal.

-. Thnrlow Weed, ESQ, Of Albany, N.
80. The Empress Eugene has nearly, or
quite recovered the use of her legs.
go. Commander Ingle Of the q S. steam
frigate Merrimac, is in this city, stopping at
Willards'
80. Mrs. Dawdle says that one of her bows
don't know nothing, and the other does. The
question is which is ahead?
49,. The following contains che Alphabet {:
'John Brady gave me black walnut box
of quite small size"
80. Messrs d R Allen & Co, have leased
the "Forfolk Varieties for the ensuing
season which will be opened about the middle
of September.
.... Richter says, Z" No man can either live
piously or die righteously without a wife. :"
Another says to this, go, yes! sufferings and
severe trials purify and chasten the heart"
-. Miss Celia Logan is now detained at
the Mammoth Cave, Ky, in consequence Of
a sprained ANGLE, occasioned by one of the
steps in stairway in the cave giving way as
she was ascending.
go. A bear belonging to a Circus Company
escaped from his cage at Saratoga, and showed
fight, when the keeper thrust an iron bar
down his throat-ending the contest, and il is
thought the life Of the bear also.
80. "Two days ago. writes the Paris cor.
respondent of LIE Nord, there died at Yer
sailless, in compile obscurity, a parsonage who
has a name in history-Count de Bombelles,
who after Napoleon I, and the Count de Niep-
perg, was the third husband of Marie Louise"
80. The Utica Telegraph contains the fol.
lowing marriage notice : By Mr.. E.
Davies to Miss NJ Morris-all from the Lunatic
Asylum.
The editor says, it came in a queer note,
and it may not be genuine, but the quarter
enclosed certainly was.
80. The London Weekly Times says that
Thackeray complains Of the funkeyism he
met with in New York, more especially from
one editor, who always dropped in at the Clar.
endon Hotel just as he was going to dinner: he
bored the author of Pendennis so, that he re-
solved not to come to America again until he
hears of his prosecutors burial.
.... The cratic course of the London Timer,
respecting this country, and in relation to ali
public questions, is explained by the fact tba at
three-ffths Of the paper are owned by the
ROthschilds, and hence it is made mere
stock jobbing instrument. The Times seized
upon the little furry about Mr.. Dallas, and
gave it a ridiculous exaggeration, to enable
its banking owners to buy stocks at a reduced
price, under momentary panic, which they
did, and made fl0, 900 by the operation.
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PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gen
tlsman would remain under the curse of dis.
agreeable breath when by using the "Balnl
ofa Thousand Fowsrs" as dentrifce would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject i:
so delicate their friends will never mention it
Pour single drop Of the "Balm on your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning
fifty cent bottle will last year. For sale
at ShillingtOn's, agent for Washington, and
all Druggists.
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NAVAL Orders have been received at the
Gosport Navy. Yard to get the frigate st.
Lawrence ready for sea Immediately, to join
the squadron on the coast of Brazil as the
flagship of Commodore French Forrest, who
succeeds Commodore Salter, and to relieve
the Savannah now on that station. There
are now five ships of war fitting out at Cos.
port, viz The Roanoke, the Colorado Pow
hatan, Raritsn, and St Lawrence
The Norfolk Herald says: We are glad to
learn that the pay Of the mech nics in some
OF the departments in the Navy Yard has
been increased, by order of the Navy Depart
ment, and that efforts are being made to have
the machlnlsts' pay increased, in which de-.
partment are large number of hands am b.
ployed.
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K CO ONLY Is THE MOT HER OF
WEALTH..

TINE LORD SAID, "LET THERE BE
Il light, and there was light.''-The gas CON-
Pany says we will supply you with light, but we
will not give II to you free under four dollars per
not according to what you consume, and subject
10 their arbitrary powers Of monopoly.
The subscriber, having possession Of the patent
right for the valuableS discovery Of the patent
Benzole gas light, Of 4 recent discovery, has in.
troduced II in his store, No 474 Penpsylvan a
avenue, where II is now on exhibition and can be
seen both day and night; also numerous test mon
ials Of Its quantities and e iency by persons that
have it'll use In almost every section Of the Uni
ted States. IL must be seen to be appreciated
This Benzole gas machine will generate more On,
and at about one-f fourth OF the cost Of coal pa,
one half less team oil, candles, any other mate
rial In use for light.
1t will not cost over one and one fourth NJ :,
dollar per thousand feet; you are not subject 10
the inconvenience OF being presented every month
with bill, aud II not paid your gas Is sbut On !.
no mistake In the metres, for there In none Tb.
whole apparatus takes up less space. and 4. fro
rom an noxious 0dors For public and private
has not Its equal and for the country Is
Inc subscriber, now having, In connexion with
otner gentlemen OF this city, made apnIfcation To
congress Tor charter to form company for the
manufacture OF the said machines in this CITY,
ana 20 give them every attention. will have opened
~ as store NO. s4 pennsylvania avenue, q sub
sSnpuoh DOCK Tor stock at ten dollars (e1O) Ier
snare also one at the banking house Of Messrs
SuteI, Lee Co, on 9TH street, an begs to inform
tne puoilc In general that large portion Of the
s,ock oelng subscribed for, the books win be
ciof ed Immediately the eipt Of their charter
tloh congress. Capitol stock $50 ,0a0, to 90 into
operation when 20 per cent is paid in.
cost. TOMAS p lew
jy 17-eo6t
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Z w ON'S HOT ELL
ALEXANDRIA,. "a.

INHE FkOPRlETOR BEGS LEAVE TO IN
Il form his fri n Is and the public that -
this house has just been thoroughly renoya- f.a
ted and greatly improved and is row un- .4..A
surpassed by a'y similar establishment In the
country either for elegance orsubstantial comfort
The Bedding and Furniture, generally, are new
throughout, and Of the best kind Baths also
have been added and will be In readiness To
these grestly improved means Of administering to
the com Fort ard accommodation Of his guest be
will a ways add his own unremitting exertions
and those Of the best Assistants and Servants tha
can be had.
His House offers Inducements not found else
where TO travellers visiting the Virginia Spring
as you m enjoy comfortable nj ght's rest with
ont the uncomfortablv early start required either
from Washington or Bal imoIe. Travelle com
ing to this house cautioned against contracting
with any one connected with q Whaley's Omni.
bus Line, - either at the Depotin Washington OIL
Baltinor-, on bo ard the Steambots as thew are
In no way connected with Newton's Hotel. MY
own Omnibuses and those OF " Hugh Latham
will always be In readiness at the landings with
attentive porters and careful drivers, TO convey
PASSENGERS and baggage to the Hotel.
jy 17-eolm ALBERT G. NEWTON.
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John W. Truslow, Of Lewi.burg, Va For
improvement in tenders for fire places
VIM. Wickersham, Of Boston, Mass.-For
improved altering medium
jeremiah S. Sensepy, of Chsmbersburg, Pa,
assignor to himself and Geo. II. Merklein, Of
same place.-For improvement in lard lamps
Reissue -Pierpont Seymour, of East Bloom
field, N. Y.-For improvement in sewing ma
chimes. Patented May z, 1S45.
Preston Bennett and John Kendrick, of Prov
idence, r. l., and Lyman A. Cook, Of Cum.
berland, R assignors Through j. M. and
S. F. Stanton) Of Humphrey M Glines For
improvement in machinery for filling seine
needles Patented October 2. 1855.
David G. Olmstead, of Vicksburg, Miss,
assignee of r A. L McCurdy, of Sabine Par
ish, La.-For improvement in cotton gins.
Patented June 70, 1855.
. Desi gn -Winslow Ames, of Nashua, N. a.
For design for box stove plates.
additional improvement aaob W. Good
win and Moses c. Hawkins, of Edinboro', Pa
For Improvement in wind pump. Patented
April 8, 1856.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-Ony yesterday, the 18th of July,
there wore of Treasury warrants entered on
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oIRoNGMINpEDWoHANIsN The strong mind .
ed sisterhood are determined not to LEI man :.
tyrants have monopoly of the electioneering :.
ior we see an address has just been put forth
6y MRS j. Cook, Mrs Plumb, Mrs Griswold,
Mrs Eliza Burnett, Mrs Adeline T Swift. and
others, asking material aid" to enable them
10 eaeo. the repeal OF all laws making dis
ommend the holding of county meetings 70
choose delegates to general convention at
columbus, Ohio, next winter. The sum of
money solicited is quite modest-only s25.
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" The Quebec Mercury is out in an arti.
Gle enjoiniDg the Canadian Parliament to pass
a law by which all the distressed runaway
resin Canada may be returned back to the
United States.
~ The Limerick Chronicle says that three
persons recently returned from New York, de.
s.fe tney positively saw John Sadlier there
ieW weeks ago in good health.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, the debate on the bill to increa Sc the
efficiency of the arms, (muskets, &c y of the
Government of the United States was con-
tinued by Mr. Jon es, of Tenn, in reply to
Mr.. Hale. In the course of his remarks he
argued the Importance of adopting the bill,
In spite of any outcry upon the score of econ
omy, from the present defenceless state of the
country. Recent occurrences had shown how
precarious is our dependence upon a safe and
certain transit across the Isthmus to reach
our Western coast; and, if war should I'M
fortunately arise with any foreign nation our
Pacific possessi ons would be left to their own
resources. How formidable those are may be
cOnjectursd from the fact that the Govern
ment has not in California at present sufi-
cient ammunition for ten rounds. If all the
guns necessary for our defence even between
Now York and New Orleans we're mounted,
our arsenals do not contain ammunition
enough for twenty. five rounds to each gun
The inadequate state of our means was forci.
bly, shown by the declaration that more am
munition was spent at Sebastopol in forty
eight hours than is now owned by the United
States Government.
Experiments are in progress, Mr.. j. pro.
ceeded to say, to determine what arm to sc
lect of the many submitted to their adoption ;
for instance, those of Colt, Sharpe aud Jen
nlngs. Whichever one was chosen, q great
expense must be incurred to furnish the army
with it; but it was asked by the bill to give
81 200 600 to change into Mimic rifles the eight
hundred thousand stand of arms now in DOS.
session of the Government, but useless in COM
parison with the greatly improved weapon of
late years. The small sum of three dollars
per musket would furnish an arm equa al in
efficiency to any in the world.
Mr. II cd hat he -
fact an economical one, and he might advo-
cate it also as peace measure for if it were
known that, with cur great population and
wealth, we were in a prepared condition in
all that relates to our military and defen sive
resources, other nations would pause long and
deliberate cautiously before they would seek
a quarrel with US or attempt any infrin cement
of our rights. Upon the conclusion of his re =.
marks the further consideration of the bill
was deferred to next Monday; and, after an
executive session, they adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Keitt, at the conclusion
of his speech, announced that he had for
warded to the Governor of South Carolina bis
resignation.
The report of the Elections Committee, GUST
ing the Hon. j. G. Allen, of Illinois, and
awarding his seat in tho House of Representa-
tives of the United States, to VIM. B. Archer,
was taken up, and its adoption was advocated
by Mr.. Washburn, of Maine
Mr.. Allen, of Illinois, replied to that gen.
tleman.
And, then, after resolving to allow the con-
testant to address the House in reply to Mr.
Allen If he saw fit so to do, they adjourned.
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ss-BLowERs' CoNvENr1oN.-In obsdi.
ence to the call this body of artisans convened
1 IN Gamden on Tuesday last. Hon. James NJ
President, and Janson STANCE. Of WinsIov
Secretary. Measures were taken to secure a
uniform regulation Of prices to Glass Blowers
throughout the Union, for which purpose a
traoe Union Society was recommended to be
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GOOD INvESfMENT.

On ono DOLLARS OF THE CITY OF
SO.OOO sheboyan, wisconsin, Coupon
Bonds, eight per cent interest, payable in New
York. These Bonds are abundantl, secured, be-
ing guaranteed by the Sheboyan and Mississippi
Rail Road Company, In addition to the faith Of
the city Of Sheboyan, having been issued to aid
in the construction Of said Road
We invite capitalists to call and examine the
statistics and condition of the city Of Sheboyan
and the character OF the investment
Also, Alexandria Coupon Bonds; and Csrpola.
ton Of Washington Stock. for sale by
SWEENY, RITENHOUSE, FAINT, eco,
jy 1?-eo1w Banker.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENTAL dreadful acciden,
occurred on the plantation of DR.. A g. Bow.
kin, near Smithfeld, Va, on Sunday nigh,
last. 1t seems that while some of the negroes
were engaged in ordinary duties, a camph enc
lamp was upset, and the flames soou caueb,
the clothes Of four of the party, all of whom
ly injured that their condition is verv critical
The kitchen, in which the accident occurred
was entirely consumed.
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Hor.-A Cincinnati paper gives the follow.
ing instance Of the effect of heat in Tho no,L
city: g steamboat was at the wharf dis.
charging lead. A negro would start with a
bar on his shoulder, but before he could Get
to the dray the lead would melt and run over
the freesoiler, making it necessary to cut him
out with a coal chissel!n Whewi
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IR Eleven children were born on the steam
e or OF Nicholas, on trip from New Orleans to
grants, last week.
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Preceedings of To-day.

In the Senate, to-d,y, they went into an
executive session at half past IL m. The only
business of Importance transacted in their
Chamber previously was the introduction of a
new bill to revise and amend the several
patent laws, by Mr.. Seward.
In the House, the Illinois contested cleo }.
ton case was again taken up Immediately
after reading the journal, and Mr.. Allen
(whose seat is the one in question: continued
and concluded his speech began yesterday
Mr. Morton then took the floor and was
addressing the House in favor of the report
when we went to press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-17

Good viii Club are hereby notified to
attend called meeting Of the Club on FRIDAY
EVENING, July 18th, at Harmony Hall.
ny order: ]. A, BAKER,
Rec. Sec.
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ADIES RIDING PONY.-FOR SALE,
IL at the Union Hotel Stables, thor -
ough-bred, spirited, but gentle riding -
pony, Of fine style and only three wears MA
old. Price very low Also, 1 North-N~0
ern Horse, quick, gentle and thoroughly broken
10 harness or saddle Also, one Buggy and Har
ness, and one pair Of bay carriage Horses, thor
oughly broken TO harness or saddle, good style
and action, spirited and very gentle suitable for
family purposes All to be sold very low. APP
ply to HIRAM WRIGHT, Union Hotel Stables,
Georgetown. iyl7-lw
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Pstsmac Pavilion,

PfNHI PoIST, July IL, 1885
MY ADVERTISEMENT TO THE
be allowed to land at this place rot SCI ming TO
have been generally understood, this Is TO give
further notice that this rule, forced upon me by
circumstances, which II is unnecessary to detail
held responsible for violation Ct the same:
jy 1887 w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
WASHINGTON INFIRMARY.-
M Persons requiring Hospital attendance
are invited as usual, to the Washington Innrmary,
which institution IL under the professiona charge
Of the faculty Of the National Medical College,
and Is provided with resident physician, several
medical assistants, and competent nurses The
following resolutions Of the Board Of Directors
are to any that
In relation to patients:
Rssolved, fhatwe invite the medical profession
generally to place in the inarmsry snv patient or
patients that they think may be benefited by hos
pital advantages, and treat them as their private
house
Rssolred, That during the term Of service Of
the attending physician and surgeon, his services
are given gratuitously TO whatever patients NAV
enter the CO nmon wards Of The lnfrmarv; but IL
is e1l ected that persons placing themselves under
MS care as private patients should remunerate him
as In attendance elsewhere
Resolved, That any physician or surgeo, at
tached to the Innrmary who may be required by
patient In the iasti ution to render his profes
sional services, who at the time is not In attend
ance upon the inmates Of the institution for such
period as Is allotted to him in the division Of Il
term OF service with his colleagues, shall have
liberty to charge him as under the conditions at
tending the ordinary relation between patient and
physician
Resolved, That II would be an act OF gross I'm.
justice to the profession receive into the Infrm-
airy and attend gratuiously any patient whose cir
cumstances would enable him TO render compen-
sation for medical services to physicians out Of the
Institution. THOMAS MILLER, MD.
1y 1873. Curator Washington Infrmary.
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4THE POTOMAC CLUB RESPECT
~ fully informs their friends that the Boat
for the Falls leaves Ritter's wharf at O'Clock on
MONDAY, the 2lst inst Omnibu.es leave
Northern Liberty Market and corner Of 10 street
and Penn avenue at6k O'Clock. Tickets limited
and obtsined frcm members Of the club cnlv.
JAMES JIRDINSTON,
Nv l5-3tH President Potomac Club
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MIR. GASZYNSKI BE6S LEAVE respect
IVA fully to inform the Inhabitants Of the eastern
section OF the city that he will open a school for
dancing in the Anaco,tia Engine House on SAT-
URDAY EVENING, the 10Th instant, at 4 and
O'Clock p. m The parents Of children who
have not as yet entered, and all interested are In
vtted to attend The latter hour Is for adults only.
For terms apply at the b all in the evening, OF
at the drug store Of F. 3. Walsh. jyl7-5t&
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RICIIuOND VIRGINIA.

IUIIN = bAILAHD, PROPRIFTOR.
To MENHERs GENIAL
WINTER ~ rlE CRY
NHh subscriber
the winter Ia the city, hai has time
reneNng brauiyiug and adding much
nsnee 81 his Hotel 1.-THE Exchanged aud besides which.
Tel basrdsl nearly completed which W enable him
MEDIATE about 80 Members - tie Gen Assembly. siou
s former numbers, To- style and
been ahlc 10 ahr aud having paid much attention the plan
arrangements oihs new hOiv lee confidently
u vii have 10 Ofr Members greatly superior to
any he has heretofore known, pleasure
sine j. ~ make h- comfortable pledges
best eNertions TO that end Being thankful favors which
law iNcn 90 generously bestowed him he
"i ihr sa,nr JOHN = BALLARD PEnrEis1uE
,fur ,.ll,,.s. tg.,.t
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CONF ERCIAI.

RICHMOND JasuAhT -. 1875
Iuaaec ppss tpbscr1 hSs been
last trs dtys. With decline In pfic.s.
hrs rhr- ha ntc arriving BY railroad being
closed We qio,- suPcfnRs at %. D. o..
oitE trai~
wHE.rV,'y little doing We quote prime o. ~ and
Whit. tIgi ~
CpaN N.- aud I'D
Ms'L-ti,io 10 ti.s0 per bu-h.l.
OAf--5D cents.
uEsrER WHITE. Commission Merchants
EXCHANGE.
toEsos-Lonion y cent
Dbsnsrc-On Northern cities kprr
fRklGll1S.
bnsklss-scATce aud little doing.
Tor Liverpool hid Tobacco per grain
Offering
Do.src-no.ton, rs At. bb $3.50 HID
~ .sois ana ~ ct. box tobacco Neu fors ~ e-n-
DBL tt. hli tobacco 20 whole, and i5.c
bAeeo Nothing doing Philadelphia, p.r b sY md
tobacco 20 e-n -hols.and ie box tobacco baltimore,
b,r tobacco. - -
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ARRIVALS AT ruE EXCHANGE uorr,.
AND IL Ia nm

TufLpAN. PORN JANUARY. tSss
Downinr. n Y. Buck. R.lt. 4 ~ vti..
Penn q usrdsck, w--srssad CO. Va: ~ Nelson w..hns
t"n y Ns"n onvhie, Ky Gen Greece Texas:
..u M"nfasl PC chs-ssas, NO. y"nrE aud lady. "
Mm ahes san Aninn MAJ Sinon.on. \ A; n
W las'Ihm, Shsi., Memphis, r.nn.
lsdl u pr kuh Hni daughter Cal Clark Master
Anfsih, Va VII tocmau. Columbus Ca ~ B-tklry.
splnds sud lady. Ala MeMulen. Pts Atkinson. bait
Hifc August, ia Say % Carroll Bats. tathrop.
" u "ail NJ" kl-ss. ny, n Glover, Ala Tho. 0r,ne
hohisoneIy Aa Wilson, As, Latham. Tenn. John.
ponss,, MohAe W Cark, yaIk whie.. N.ilsni
Loa'tile Mrs H-,s, e. S-inor. a B,t.ford
5k va Goois Rsh, Va Dsbnsy Campbell, e Csh-r
Cbaor " D,Jfnrtte aud lady. Jesse. Col ~
Iunssl DR. Mckinney. J Powers. Tho. Thornton.
l@y, cane. Va Mcdonald Lynchburr Gregory King WI
liam Walton N A woa~ faru Nir. J q Page I-.eh.
Bucsngism; purvi. booker Read. Dunnirr on
Lynchlarx, Va, Read Dsnvli; Gcring lady
eoro ur sharp, v Prise. Mi-. Davis. Mh-~..
brer Va, ldEoa II Trce, Nelson; y IiaEnsr
eoe Assanirls Wan kennsy kennsy Stanton.
ton, MI Tosnes, ll, wai.cs
Oui, A
ingon. " Jackson. q " ruir q
Mi u Ward. Hume M,bray, Alexandria Va NJ. 81,
vim Mis-. Mary stoVin, Fauquer. Tho. Robinson IIum.
Orange II Hooper phila " Abbott, n
mate f,oller Page lady and servant, Aoemar- Turpn
Mecklennrg " Ice, Orangr Christian,
city Mafshsl Va, Vaughan, Hanover; Mr Carrinsnn aud
lady, Halifax. Va; rosne-,
Truck, Va. J " Pedn, suffolk Va.
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GIHBS' GALLERY
FOR pATFNr
AMnROTYpES AM PHOTOGRAPHS.

gENHF SUBSCRIBER having up suit of rooms n elegant
style ~ Cornttu Han s prepared he pub.
h and Furnish them Wi superior pictures, nc moderate price
I' Amhrc being hrrmctcsy ssltd between tro plates 81
hnr polished glass; tv cement ulch only but
and uftuihr' thC frsnu1 is proof
1ci' ne variations of climate sca tovagft and H f
only Kind Of picture that viii remain b. cl
h. taken from e sfe ~ fun NE Co. che smallest miniature.
quarter r time n The Uar1rrr0ovur Tet not reversed
d. light engraving hence arc vrr su.
for Pins, lntktts, anil large frlmrs we'll Cts,s
The popularity of fhr Anhtotvp.s tas given rice
imposition Co1ntcfc upon glaze covered Win BLACK vanish.
often cold Tor A1hrnyrf None genuine unui t pat.
emf stamp TIE public Invited cali sp ,ers ~
The AvuErrrrr GttrEY CogvWf,v Httt Main street between on
aud 10th q b gfUrs