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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

Rev J. d. MITCHELL pastor Of the 2d Presby terian
Church OF LyDehburg, Va, has been created
d. by Delaware College.
The German papers are loud In their praise of
the excellent appearances of the vine on oil the
most noted points on the Rhine.
The Republicans OF the First Congressional Dis
trict of Iowa have reuominated Hon. 3. K. Curtis
for reelection TO Congress-
tore the Alumni Of Dartmouth College on the 2sth
instant
Mr. John Butcher, Of Virgins, has been appoint
ed 70 nrst class t3t 200 per annum) ccrkship In
the U sixth Auditors Office, vice Spencer, pro,
moted.
Thomas r. Maupin has been arrested in Abe
marie county, Va, Tor Violating the person Of Mrs
Sarah A. Beddow, . widow.
Rev. Henry A. Wise, jr., preached In CharIottes
Vile on Sunday last
There are $50 visitors at the Rockbridrs. Va
Alum Springs-among them Hon. John Lstchsz
aud Secretary Cobb.
The exhibition Of the Loudoun (va) AgricnItu
raj Society will be held on the fair grounds near
Lsesbnrg, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10fh
sad 2oth Of October next.
The poet, Mrs. EstsllA Anna LAWS. has obtained
. decree Of divorce from her husbaua.
There are seven hundred cslIs 10 the Ohio stat1
prison, ,snd about six hundrtd aud ninsty consiets
leaving only one bell vacant.
Wn. II. McGrash, OF eAlen, n. J., has bses
appointed Consul - Masenhaps BRASIL
Senator Mason and Hpp. Charles J. FsHlknee,
difsssed public nsetlng n Clnske eaassy, W.,
Jast week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

A HARD BoY.--A lad, named Stewart, who was
discovered slowed away Oh board the Arabia, as
she was going down the harbor Of Boston, Mass.
was put into pilot boat to be taken back, but
was transferred to the of pleasure party. in
a fishing yacht. Mr.. James Cochrane, of Charles
town. one of the party, took the boy home, and
gave him supper and nights lodging but the
young scamp left the house before day, taking
with him valuable watch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

AGooD SELL-A popular actor of Philadelphia
went to Cape May few days since. He acciden-
going to the cape took it down. In conjunction
with few others, he got up complimentary
Presentation. presentation speech was made,
and the reply was gratefully eloquent. A feast
followed, after which, on going to his room, he
opened the case. which enclosed the watch, aud
found it TO be the one he had left at home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

FATAL QuARREL.--John Haskins aud Nelson Kin.
ney, partners in the plastering aud bricklaying
business at Money, will county. Illinois, got into
a quarrel few days since, which resulted in Kin
ney shooting Haskins, from the effects of which
he died the next day. Kinney had suspected Has
kins of improper intimacy with his wife, which
caused the quarrel, and Haskns, before his death,
confessed his guilt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

RIFLE MATcH-An interesting rife match viii
take place near this city during the term Of he
next Agricultural Ffir, The subscriptions are
iimited to twenty, at $50 each, making u total OF
s400 The prizes TO be awarded consist Of a purse
ot 500 to the ii, st. gold watch worth $l25 to The
second and rife worth S75 TO the third best
a,arksman. The distance IT'S yards; ten success
sive shots to be fired by each subscriber, and the
prizes to be awarded 10 the three whose targets
measure the shortest strings. No telescopes 70 be
ased.-E Petersburg (Va) Democrat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23
nrArnnprnRRE Mas rnnM p.rsl

DEATH OF THREE MEN FROM Poison N-0n Monday
three men-twe named Brien, and the othsr Mui
ien-were at work 10 the aimshouse Of Allegheny
county, Pa. when female paupes handed them
bottle, from which to refresh themselves. She
was under the impression it contained cherry
bounce, and stating the fact to the they drank
it freely. Subsequently they took i'll, and then
ihe mistake Of the girl was discovered. The cher
ry bounce had been mixed with C0cuius Ialicus-a
fatal polson-aDd the result was the men died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

WONDERS OF THE NIcRoscopE-The mould on de-
csyed fruit state bread, moist wood, etc, is shown
by the microscope to be plants, bearing leaves.
flowers and seeds, and increasing with incredible
rapidity, for 10 few hours, the seeds spring up,
arrive at maturity, and bring forth seeds them
selves, SO that many generations are perfected in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23
Law IN GHra.--Ths Cleveland Leader state

Law IN OHIo---The Cleveland Leader states that
ave yonug women, of company Of fourteen Who
sacked groggery In BristoI, Ohio, last June, vera
tried by three justices for and acquitted, the
Court deciding that the groggery was . nuisance,
aud the girls had right TO abate It, This was
made the occasion ofs temperance pic.nfc-celebra
iion, got up By the ladies Of Bristol, and great
time they had OF it. large concourse Of people
assembled many ofthem coming from the adjoining
towuships. and great deal OF interest felt in
tho Issue of the examination, and the excitement
continued uuabated 10 thes end Ths fourteen girls
engaged in the transaction all attended court tn
body. dressing alike. msrching and sitting togsth
er With . fse ut their bead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-0n Thursday last. Horace Cole,
aged 60, while sitting in his chair, at his residence
in Middletown, CT, reading a letter from his sis.
ter, announcing the death Of three persons by
lightning. made the remark-"In the midst of life
we are in DEATH" when his head fell back, and he
vas a CORPSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

FaIGHTFUI RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ENGLiND.-The
London (England) Moruiog Herald OF the "a inst
states that on the evening previous, the special
excursion train from London for Ramsgate, while
running a sharp curve at the rate Of forty miles
an hour, was thrown from the track near Chilhsm
station, whereby upwards of twenty persons were
more or less injured, several it supposed fatally
Several Of the cars were literally torn TO pieces,
and the track for considerable distance fairly
ploughed up, and tho rails twisted into fantastic
shapes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23
- OAK LAWN FOR SALE.-Th

60 OAK LAWN FOR SALE-Ths
Ka subscriber. wishing to decline housek eepiug.
I fr sale this delightful residence, situated o,
urayv slre,t Il teen minutes drive West from the
CO Of Richmond. he tract contains Z2 acres, in
fue state Of cutiyaiot-a portion OF it devoted -
- market garden, coutaining large strawberry and
asps' a9us beds. dc., ac 1t has old and Dung
fruitbeaEinE orchard, containing go trees Of the
caoicss collections embracing apple, pear. peach,
cherry ana ounce tret also, grape vines, and all
The eother sm all fruits
The place is an old family residence but has beer
occupied several years by the subscriber, who has
entirely renovated and modernsed it, improving
what WAS god, and adding what was n-edful tc
make IL what IL is, ono of the most delightful subur
ban residences about the city of Richmond. The
house which is entirely new. is an Italian Villa,
with heavy Swiss ornamenting. a style of arehitec
ture admirably suited to this climate. The insid
finish is rich and modern, embracing marble man
tells. silver plated door knobs aud bell knobs &c
There Dibe rooms, six CT large size 1t is situa
ted us ieet from the street having fine spaciou
lawn in front with ma agnifcent oak trees of raty'
growth There is good kitchen and other out
houses. The neighborhood Is unexceptionable.-
The location perfectly healthy.
II will be sold entire. or in lots TO suit purchasers
II more LARD were desired, il could be had Immedi
htety adjoining, at a reasonable price
TEaMS-sine-thifd Cash; halanCe time from one
TO Ave years for negotiable notes, bearing interest
and secured by trust deed; or improved city proper
u would be taken 10 exchange.
Persons wishing to purchase may apply to GOD
DIN APPEks0S, or on the prem is,s TO
70 al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23
"a REAL ESTATE

AT A BARGAIN!
4 COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLln q HOUSE
and an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SHIP, with
FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached, the line OF
the Virginia Central Railroad, within one mile OF
Staunton, will be sold by BO"E ERs. SNYDER
sing ND the business Of their late copartuership as
soen as practicable. 1t has the advantage of Wa
trE-Power and il well located for conductic small
foundry business.
Inquire of N. K. TROUT, Esq, Staunton, Va OF
25-3m Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

NEW YoRK SALT WORKS The Syracuse IN. York;
Standard says that the fine weather has enabled
the coarse salt makers to secure unusually large
crop up to this time, and il is of superior quality
rhe fine salt works have also made large proper
ton Of the amount intended this season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23
Anv,cy 70 CossuxprryE PEopLR.-Dr. Hall, of Th,

ADVICE TO CossuxprIvE PEoPLR.-Dr. HALO The
Journal OF Health, says to his '.consnmptive
friends:s syou want air, not physic; you want
pure air, not medicsied air; yea want nutrition,
such as plenty OF meat aud bread VIII give, ana
thew alone: physic has no nutriment; gsspings
for air cannot cure you monkey capers in gym
nasium cannot cure y0u !; and stimulauts cannot
cure you. II you want 70 get we'll, go 10 for beef
and out door air, and do not be deluded into the
grave by advertisements and bulliarene certif-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

SHOCKING AccIDEsT.-Jeremiah Mccarthy, aged
years, was crushed to death on Tuesday. on
Hancock street, Bangor, under one OF the large
stone rollers used by the city in rolling the streets
The boy was playing around ths roller, and get
ting before it, the horses started, and he was
crushed into an almost shapeless mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

FINE SUMMER TRIP On the 5lh ins., Reynard's
baioon, which ascended from Bridgeport, Conn. is
reported to have gone up sixteen thousand feet
over three miles. The cold at the elevation WAS
severe, being 80 deg. below zero. At the greatest
elevation, Mr.. Reynard reports that he could dis
tnctiy hear the music of the band and the shouts
Of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

AWKWARD MIsrAKE.-A mixed up biuuder occurr-
ed the other day, which is worth telling. Mr. Coz
iamer, SupeIinteneeur of the Central Road. at Nj
agara Fails, sent dispatch to a subordinate III
Buffalo, requesting him to send down four ieeches
fur his " lie, who had sweiied face. The operator
mistook the sord leeches, and made 1t coaches.
.hereupon they came at the tail of the next pas
seDger train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

pREcoCIous A little girl 10 Keokuk, Iowa, was
forbidden by her mother from associating with an
other girl, about her own age, She was SO erieved
that she resolved to terminate her existence
bought strychnine. and took it! Her life was sav.
cd by prompt medical appliances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

The RIVER AND WEATHER AT ST. LOUISA dis
patch from St. Louis July 18th says: The river
nas risen three feet within thirty six hours, and is
still rising at the rate of Que inch an hour. The
Missouri has risen six feet at Boonvile since Sa,-
nrdsy morning: it is now stationary at Kansas
City. The Missouri is said to be higher than ever
before known. The Illinois is swelling from the
late rains. The Upper Mississippi is at a stand at
Dubuque. and is falling slowly below that point
There we're very heavy rains on Saturday night
The weather is now alternately clear and cloudy,
and ia cooler
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

TIE ANNUAL TIN SALE AT ROTTERDAM by our ad
vices from Europe We learn that The annual ssies
# Banca tin by the Dutch Trading Company took
place at Rotterdam on the 9th inst. The quantity
offered was 190S00 slabs, or about 900 tons, and
the whole was readily taken up at 6s1 forins, be.
ing an advance of form.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

saa fok RENT-And possession given
81 immediately-one of those newly erected and
we finished brick ters mer t. 25th street doors
north OF Leigh street. Church ilhi containing six
rooms ith lisht aDd airs basemeus, closets. pan
tries, ac. garden ATTACHED. and well Of water OF
the premises. Rent. per aDuum, $le0. apply 20
Jas NJ CARTER,
jy Its Opposite Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

MAIL DEPREDATIoNs.-The Charlottesville (Vs
Advocate learns from Mr. Finks the special Mali
Agent, that he has business enough to attend to
tor five months to Came, without any new cases oc
curing to inquire into the complaints Of depre
dations on the mail and charges against Postnas
ters, in this State and North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

SCREW PROPELLER Striking A WHALE.-The Rev
b. Jenkins writing from Shanghai. China, to the
Southern Christian Advocate of Charleston, 8. e ,
states that-''A remaI kabie occurrence took place
when II. M.s screw steam gun-vessel Nmrod was
proceeding, under steam, for the entrance of the
river Min. on the 10th April. When about four
miles outside Sharp Peak, violent conclusion was
experienced by all on board, as if the ship had
struck the ground, but knowing from the position
such could not be the case, the real cause evi-
deuced on looking,astern, and discovering q large
whale, severed nearly in two, blowing convuisive-
ly aud bleeding so prousely as to redden the
water all around. The whale had doubtless been
struck with much violence by the screw propeller r.,
aud indeed the engines were brought to momen.
tary stand-still by the shock. Unusual aud un-
likely as this may appear, it is, nevertheless, q
fact"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

TUBULAR BRIpGe AT NIAGARA FALLs-The Niaea-
ra Falls IN. Gazette states that Canadian engi-
neers have been making surveys, within q few
days, for tubular bridge across the Niagara river
1t that place. The surveys made for the pro-
posed Southern railroad through Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

Rev Ma. spuRGEos.-The Rev. Mr. spurgcen
rresched 10 the open cir at Old Sxrum, Egg lAse
week, aud ststed thst he wonld no longer preach
In the Music Hall u the Surrey Gardens: Ins
reverend rsntlsmau slso stated that IL be failed 10
gsstins funds for his pew taberpaciss u wns proba
he that be would leave for America or Australia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

SALE OF MnLs.-The Union Mills, with 100 acres
OF land attached, the property of Messrs. j. NJ.
McNutt and VIM. NJ Watkins-about ga miles
east OF Farmviiie, Va, on the Appamattox River,
we're sold at public auction on Tuesday, to Mr.. ii.
Q, Richardson for the sum OF So 625.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

LrBERAL--An effort IL making IN Hartford, CT ,
to raise 5000, 10 purchase the works OF Bartho-
msw. the rculptor pay on his debts, and assst his
widow. Col. Samuel Colt has subscribed $50, and
several Others. $3.50 and 500 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

DISTRIBUTION OF CLEaksHIPs AT WAsHINgroN-
There are % clerks in the departments at Wash
ipgton, from Maine, with aggregate compeu.
sation of $33, ,2J0 from New Hampshire IL clerks.
with S27 800 ompehsaton; from Vermont clerks.
compensation $2I $40; from Rhode Island, clerks
3, compensation SIS, 20o; from Connecticut. clerks
Is. compensation ST 900; total from New England
clerks. 81; compensation Sl27 446 These, how.
ever, numerous as they seem to be, make but q
small show alongside of the States bordering on
The capital. Pennselvauia sends loo clerks whose
aggregate compensation is Sl40,S05 Maryland has
So clerks, whose compensation is SllS7S0; Virgil
nia III clerks, with an aggregate compensation OF
sl66S50, while the District OF Columbia looms up
with 3S2 clcrks, who receive 256l3; besides 43
temporary clerks and legion Of copyists, extra
In all 1890.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

Coon CHANCE FOR THE s.STYx"--The pilot
beat Fairy of Key West, Fla, lately spoke ship
about $50 tous, without name, masts vanished
and spars black. The Captain was Spaniard,
The crew were black. and every hatch hal wind
sails, and every indication of being Q SLAYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

FoarsH News BY 1as KAsoARoo-The dates b.
the Kangaroo are from London to July Z, noon
u hours later. The following il sI Of interest In
her mails:
The Paris Patfie contains . semioficial an.
noancement. which leaves little doubt - to Queen
viceoriss having accepted the Emperoi's invitation
La Presse publishes au article 10 favor Of the
liberty OF the press
The Pays perseveres iu opposing any modifca-
ttou OF the hame policy, although it admits that
the grandeur of the Empire would not be irrecon-
ciiabie with liberty; but when IL asks. has liberty
In France been connected With tranquility, or with
anything lasting
The Executive OF the German Diet will wait uu-
I'll the 18th Of July before enquiring whether Dem
mark has fulfilled :the RESOLUTIONS Of the Diet 1t
will then deiiyer an ultimatum, fixing period for
the accomplish uent of these resolutions.
The Russian and French Commissioners join In
the opinion that the SC. Georges channel is the
best suited for the entrance Of the Danube. Aus
tria advocates the Suiina mouth.
The Turk ish imperial decree, calling out 100 600
men oil the reserve, is alleged BY the Porte to be
occasioned by the necessity of having at command
SUFFICIENT force TO secure the execution of the
measures OF order aud reorg snizatiou which the
Government We're resolved to apply all province
coniormab'e to its engagements with the allied
powers.
QUFEssTowN, July 7, 1858 There is yet no news
OF the Aga9Htnnon, and il is thought she may be
LONDON MARKgrs.-we ednesday, July THE ar.
rivals Vt grain are very limited. Wheat 10 good
demand at rather over Monday's prices Spring
fully AS dear, but not 30 active. Flour Is held for
extreme rates.
LONDON, July I'll P. M.-Consols, for account,
95ss s5a $50
LIVERPOOL, July 20 p M.-Messrs Richardson.
Spence 4 Co report the weather very tine. Wheat
quiet but steady, holders asking full rates. Flour
also firm. Indian Corn unchanged
Provisions uualtered.
Cotton opens quiet, and with stocks more freely
offered Sales Tor the day will reach 1000 bales at
aoout yesterdays rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

LIEUT.. IVES Dispatches received by the War
Department. from Lieut.. Ives, report him at the
Huaipas Villages so miles to the east Of the point
at which be left the Colorado river. Ali vel, and
the work progressing finely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

ANOTHER INTEssarIeSAL BRIDGE.-The Canadian
Parliament has passed bill authorizing the Grand
Trunk Railway to throw bridge across the Sc
Clair river at Port Sarna. provided the consent Of
the State Of Michigan be frst obtained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

OBSERVATION OF THE NEXT EcLIPsE.-Lt. james
VI. Gillis, U 5. ~, will go ont ON the 9th of Au-
gust. 70 South America. 10 observe the eclipse of
the sun in September His expenses paid by
Mr. Wheelwright, of fNewburyport, Mass a dc.
votee of science, now in London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

CALIFORNIA ToBscco. There were 141% acres
planted with tobacco n California last year. in four
different counties, and the crop in one county
amounted to 1000 pounds. That raised in Los
Angelos county WAS good, and, no doubt, the State
night supply the home demand with good tobacco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

RECEPTION AT HoME.-The Hon. Jacob Thomp-
son, Secretary OF the Interior, and formerly q
prominent member of Congress from Mississippi,
being on a vsis to his home, was received with
great cordiaity by the citizens Of Oxford On has
arrival at tue depot there Was large crowd of cit
iEeDs, including many ladies, and salutes were
rad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

CHILD MuKDEs-Near Ringhamptou, Me-, on the
18th inst Oliver Howard, q man 80 years of age,
cut the throat Of his little son. His wife was alb
sent. When arrested for the murder he said sthe
Lord had commanded him to do IT."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

AN UsPRoFIrABLE STEIKE.-Afier q str ike, lasting
four or five weeks, the miners Of the Delaware and
and Hudson Canal Company, resumed work last
Monday, At the Same wages they were receiving
before the strike.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

FATAL ACCIDENT During boat race at Harvard
College two Of Them came in collision, by which
Geo. E Danham, one OF the students, was drown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

Hrayr Loss. The loss sustained by the late hre
At the London Dock, 10 estimated st 5000 Co., IN
eIuiinr 5000 tons OF sugar. $50 tons OF satpetrs,
1000 bales OF iute and hemp, 10000 bags Of rice,
and large quantity Of rum and brandy.
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t~ RkAD fHIs!-dhe undersigned in

te RkAD iHIs!-Ihe undersigned in
Vites attention to the following certificate:
P0Rf MAY5, denrco Co., July 10
Mr. HENRr-DEaR SIR :-My wife as beea suffer
Tug for the last twelve years with severe pain in the
small OF the back. sUmetIG.e .es she could scarceis
move about the house. heard of your linlment
tnh procured . box. After two applicatio us to rhe
part she Vas entirely relisS cd and ut this
time Is Is well is ever she was.
JOHN 8. GIBSON
~ The Liniment referred to IN Mr. Gibson's tes-
simonal has effected numerous similar cures IL +
put up in tia boxes uf two g. ana IA at 80 Gems
and z5 cents. according to by the druggists o,
this city.
~ l2-Im* SW HENRY Proprator
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

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AAIB 6ixH PHoTooeAPaa.--ThA
suDscrloer takes pleasure In annoupcins 10 his nm
pss.on: and ths puolic e &C. thar hs .
tqres 70 FULL Lirs stza, either pisin os eoiorsd
= ncn. nol accaiacy and 0nish. he warrants ennsi
than tSs esns 70 sny rduced 10 this city. e es:
lsrged 70 any size. S'Ssso sns sn-
Cti1ens and sfranger. are invited 70 csll and AZ.
anime specimens at 81BB - Temple OF Art 1.a-.,
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9tn Ala. i;r h
r. S-H you want genuine Ambs otyps ihi. i.
tne place 70 ges it, where you viii neither 9 num-
ousged 10 price or work, Also. Aeisiaotypes' az
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
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