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KNAPsACKs. &c., FOR MARINE CORPS.

QuaTtsTInaSts,'s QEcs, u. s. Marine Corps,
Washington, 9Th June, 1861.
SEALED PROPOsAL will be received at this OF
nee until O'Clock p. m of Friday, the 2Ist day of
June instant, for supplying % the u. s. Marine
Corps within twenty DAYS ffOm the time OF enter
ing into contract GOO knsPs 1000 Canteens,
ono HaveTsacks.
The above art o'es to conform In every respect
with the samples to be seen At this Office; the Office
l,22O SprLcs street, Philadelphi,; the Marine
Barracks. Brooklyn. N. ami the Marine Bar
al esPense to the United States at the Marine
Clo'hing Store aga Spruce street, PhIladslohIa,
snd subject TO tbs in sPection and approval of the
Assistant Quarter mteteT.
To be endorsed "P oposals for Knap.acks, &c ;"
and addressed to the undersigned.
w. Il SLACK.
je 2aw2v Major and q uar 10. master.
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BOARDING..

- single persons. Also, vacancies for a few stu
dents. Terms moderate. Address X X. BURNS,
I.Iiufeld, CHEte land county. Pa. js 6-lmeo'
FFHEN OR TWELVE TABLE BOAR DERS
can be accommodated with excel eat BOard in
gentesi private family. central lOoationl st SIS
per month. Also, a suit of Rooms on second floor
for rent Apply to Mr.. SWAIN, at Star Once.
m 6 -6tao
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NorIcx.-District of Columbia Advertisements
90 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
ut and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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EXAMINATION AT THE JAL-This morning an
examination was commenced at the county jail in
the case Of John r. Minor, who was arrested last
evening at the toll gate, near Benning's Bridge
as suspicious person, and charged with various
offences, Of which the prin cipar yet is being
concerned In the robbery Of 6 Vanderwerken' s
property In Virginia some weeks ago. The case
was opened before Capt Starr and Justice DGnn,
and continued for the purpose Of bringing wit
nesses from Virginia. Minor belongs to Fairfax
county, Va, but will be better remembered as the
successor Of Robert Ball TAILOR Of the prison In
which he Is now confined.
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THOSE SIGNAL LIGHTS Certain discoveries
made by the friends Of the Union recently about
Columbian College, have caused sharp scrutiny
to be kept In and about that institution. Rockets
or signal lights have been sent up from that poi Int
on occasions when important military movements
have taken place here, and It is more than sus-
pected that there is and has been for some time
past an understanding kept up between parties in
thls city and the rebels the other side as to all
the movements of the Federal troops stationed in
and about Washington. Columbian College has
recently been watched pretty closely by loyal
people, and a military guard Is nightly placed
about the place. There seems TO be desire
amongst the friends OF the College that President
Samson Of that institution should define his
position" and let II be known what Gag he trai ms
under He has large circle Of friend, here who
will very unwillingy believe anything to the
d:scredit Of his loyalty.
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III The steamer Peerless which was Sc red at
Quebec by order Of our government, was allowed
10 clear again, under a sailing license, granted
by A NJ. Cohen, Esq, American Consul Agent
al Quebec, bearing date the ith Of June The
Peerless therefore left under the American nag.
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ICrThe statement Of the Foreign Committee
of the Board Of Missions Of the Protestant Epsco-
pal Church shows that the Society 10 now almost
altogether without means for the prosecution OF
its work No less a sum than S25 600 viii De
needed before the LIST Of October in order 70 clese
the liabilities Of the financial year.
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The Confederate.' account Of their Rant
III PhilIippi

CINCINNATI, June l0-The staten ut of the
Confederates who were routed at Phil ippi IA that
they were surrounded by ten thoH" az abolition
lists, bEt cHt theU Way through, kiLing oae fhors-
anI. They admitted at Beverly % have sustained
a loss Of thirty, which Is more sbap The fed,raI
troops claim 10 have killed.
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N, TIN wARE-TIN WARE!
HE Updersigne " anufscturer Of Tin Were,
offers for sale TO the trade, st lowest oesh Pnoes,
the following:
l,lOO gross assorted sizes Tin Pans,
500 Pie and Dinner Plates,
go {" Pint Cups,
80 Wash Basins,
100 Tin DIppers.
Also. Coffee Pots, Pals, Saucepans, and VAR
ETY. OF other articles in the Tin Ware line.
THOMAS KENSETT,
No l22 West Fklls avenue,
m q-ims Baltimore.
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The NEW YORK NISKTEsNTH REGIMENT wen
into camp, beyond Georgetown Hights, at seve
o'cuck last evening They took, besides ten
equipage, bed sacks for the entire command.
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IJ-lt IL a historic fact that every four years
Charleston 10 visited with the yellow fever In ib
most malignant type. IL Is said that the present
yesr is the season for the quadrennid recurrence
OF This pestilence.
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MIR. FREDERICK w SEWARD, Assistant Secre-
tary Of State, has furnished the ladies Of the Fifth
u ard with material for Havelocks for the Carl
baldi Guards, which they are manufacturing into
those useful articles with due industry.
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POLICE MATTERs-Before Justice Dom Ma
tlda Wade was arrested yesterday, for wickedly
and maliciously breaking the doors and windows
of dwelling in the Seventh Ward. She was
sent to Jail for court
Charles Vancey, arrested by Policeman Watson
for an assault and battery on Solomon Goddard
was sent to Jail for court.
VIM Russell was arrested by Policeman Yeat-
man for violating the Corporation law drumming
hacks upon the streets Of the city without first
complying with the license law-he being A non-
resident There We're two cases against him, and
Mr.. w harton appeared as his counsel in each
Mr.W. argued that the defendant bad committed
no offence, as the Register had failed to give him
requisite notice; and, further, that tue law 10 I'M
constitutional, II tending TO establish monopoly
In the city: The Justice gave judgment for $50
fine In each case, with she costs
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at Nashville has resiqned.
Occupation of CumberIapd
North CAroIipa CenyeutIou

CINCINNATI, June I0.-The 18th, Indiana
Zouaves, Col. Wallace, reached Cumberland this
morning and occupied the place.
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The MEMPHIS AVALANCHE, Of the 5th instant
feiicitates itself on being shown through the lab
ratory Of their ordnance department by Lieut.
senystsck, formerly Of Washington.
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SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- Al POISI 1 nnE- orr III AEI

SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- Al POINT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.
This ce ehrated Bathing Place. situated at the
JUNCTION of the Potomac River with the IA
Chesapeake Ray. will be opened by the yeMG
Undersigned on tho 10th of June, IN the lt.kU1
very best style, for q ! persons VINO nay wish q
safe and quiet retreat, where they can have the
bsn t of the best salt water bat ing and enjoy the
delioaces Of the water, such as Fish of all kinds.
Oy sters, Crabs, &c
Every description OF fishing tackle Will be kept
for the acoOmm HdatIOn Of guests.
A fine livery stab kept on tho farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
all other smusements usually found at such Places
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and WASHINGTON markets.
The hest Liquors and Cigars will always be found
at the Bar.
Bo,rd, 81 Per day; one week, S12; second week,
$40; four weeks for SIS; chi dren and cOlored
want half-prioe.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves WASHINGTON
Tuesday a. a m and baltimore on Friday at D.
m The ha'f past O'Clock p. IN. tram from Wa r.
ington will connect at Ba ere with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily also,a tri-weekly
star from w ashingtnn, by way of LeonardtOwn
Add ess the proprietors, at Point Lockout,
Washington e., or Alexandria, Va
mSl HE'LL EBOWER e co I, Prop'rs.
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The FOURTH CONNECTICUT RsGTMENT Is now
on It's way to ashington, having LEFT Jersey
city this morning.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon a
little daug hter Of Mr.. Leach, residing In Tenth
street, between and II was standing on chair
in the ga den attached TO the residence, and with
a pair Of scissors gathering honeysuckle flowers,
when the chair suddenly gave way and The girl
fell to the ground the sharp points Of the scissors
penetrating her throat and causing a dreadful
wound, which was at first supposed to be fatal.
The little sufferer Is, however, considered out Of
danger now.
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MARRIED

On SUNDAY, the 9Th instant, BY the Rev. J. G.
Butler, HENRY GhSS. of this city, to DIAN
TIA E. CEhS, of Virs ina.
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WARD ASSESSORS were elected this year from
the even Numbered wards, and the Assessors
cleo ed are IS follows Second Ward, George T.
Stewart; Fourth Ward, Thos w Burch; Sixth
~ ard, George Collard.
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The NEW JERsEY REGIMENTS are doing bi z
job OF work at their entertainments about the
Columbia Spring. The earth works now loom
up TO height that make them prominent object
in the river for a long distance. Some big 81
Founders and other guns have been taken TO the
other end of the Long Bridge and dropped along
the road and they will soon be conveyed to the
entertainments and mounted. The road (Alex-
andria turnpike and railroad) will be brdged over
at the point where the entertainments strike it.
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THE SECOND MICHIGAN REGIMENT. which ar
rived here Yesterday morning, formed at their
quarters at O'Clock p. IN and marched through
the principal streets to the Presidents House,
where they wers reviewed by the President and
Gen. Scott. The regiment looked and marc he'd
admirably, and attracted mach attention they
passed along.
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EENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, Also
~ 3 few single gentlemen. can ObtEin fine r. oms
on the first and second foors IN peas.nt location,
aud with excellent Board. Apply 500 + street. he
tween llth and 18th SITS. few Table Carders &C
CONNIE dated. m 2i-llts
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THE SIxrY-NINrH REGIMENT Is busy yet upon
its entertainments at Fort Corcoran, and expects
to have everything In apple-pie order by Thurs
day Of this week A supposed spy was arrested
near this camp on Sunday night
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The Confederate Troops At Manassas juno
tIon

LOUISVILLE, June 10 The Richmond WING,
received here, contains letter, dates at Manassas
Junction. on the 9Th last, which says: "The lab Dor
% entrenching here is quadrupled in consequence
OF the large sick list IL 10 feared that one-nfth
OF the force will soon be sick. We have no b ga
pital arrangements. Water il scarce and deaIt
out with rationso
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EMPLOYMENT OF TEAMsTKRs.-Fifty Balti-
moreans Were yesterday employed by Major Bel
ger, and brought to Washington to act as team
sters to the advancing columns Of the army Those
accustomed to the management Of horses, and Of
good character, were selected.
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TO THE ATILIcIED!-Be sure to read the advsr..
0sement of MoLean's Streng fhening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. II
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TENTS About one hundred tents, manufac
tufed In Baltimore for army use, arrived here yes
terdaumorning per rail.
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benefit the State by exporting her progress. There
was no time to countermand the order. Wheat
On captures 203 and 209
These are the heads Of Mr.. Carlisle's argument.
On tomorrow we shall give synopsis Of the ar
gument Of MIR. Darlington.
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AUTHORIZATION Yesterday afternoon SOL
der, who was intoxicated, behaved in disor-
derby manner at the camp Of the Twelfth New
York Regiment. He went so far as to strike his
officer, and in return received a cut In the face
with A sword.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

V~NOTi An adjourned meeting Of the
uS stockholders Ofthe w. st Eni i ding A.
ISOLATION of Georgetown Will he held a. the Council
Chamber on MONDAY EVENING rext. the 10Th
instant al O'Clock, to tako into consideration the
subject OF preventing further withdrawal OF Ock.
je 9-2t WILLIAM KING, SEQ.
MASSEY, COLLINS L. CO.'S
IV1 PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT.
Expected this day per steamer J. jerome
30 barrels Xxx nRAUGHT ALE,
30 do xxx do. DO.
SO hlf.-bbls. do. do. do.
Which or arrival will BE for sale Terms cash
on delivery. Army Il SHINS,
nj Union Depot. Georgetown.
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PENNIKs.
Persons desiring pennies will always lind them
for exchange at the Star Office counter. II
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NEw ORLEANS, June The North Carolina
Convention has ratified the permanent constitu-
ton Of the Confederacy unanimously.
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"CoNTRABAND" AT THE JAL.-Fugitive slaves
continue to be carried to the county jail, and
already large number are there, brought in by
various persons. 1t seems to be understood that
masters; but the Virginia masters may have to
wait awhile
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sources of Pulmonary, Brosehinl and Asshmatte
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
taken the early STAGES OF the disease, recourse
should at once be had to i" Brotpn's Bronchial
Troches," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritation ofthe Throat be ever slight as by this
precaution more serious attack may be efectgelly
warded oil. Public Speakers and Stusers will find
them efectual for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. dolly
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. RESI- it; it will interest you.
au 9-eOly
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DIED,

On the 10th inst, at the residence Of his mother,
JOHN McCAR Thy in the 18th year of his age
The friends Of the family are req uesed to attend
his funeral on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at s
O'Clock, from the corner Of C snd Thirteenth !,
Island.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS.-Citi
l zens and Soldiers wishing to enjoy A
themselves for an hour or two, you'd do PEA9
well Ia call at the WASHlNGTDN III.
cry GARDEN Of ERNEST LoEFFLER, and y =
are certain visit once made VII coon be repeat
ed. IL is needless to praise his Lager Beer-jurt
give him 8 call ard judge for yourselves. The
Sardons are open every day in the week. On
MSndaJ and Tuesday of each week there will be
Music and Dancing. when thore FOND Of shaking
their feet can fall in and enjoy a good dance.
Private families and others fur he'd with Bee
at all times, and all places, on the most reasc-a
be terms 10y sending their orders to the q arr on
New York avenue and First street, n.Io-tm'
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WHAT Mr.. BEEcHER SAID ABOUT HIS RECENT
PREsENT.-In bis discourse at Plymouth Church
Sunday morning, Rev Henry Ward Beecher said
~ learn, my friends, from sundry New York
dailies, manv wonderful and astounding things
concerning the heavens, the earth, and waters
under the earth. Some believe, and many do
not. Those which learn concerning myself are
rarely correct, and generally know Of them for
toe first time through these sources. understand
that while was at Washington ring and bolt
and chain, were presented to me; that a glowing
and eloquent address was made to me; and that
though 1 responded appropriately at the time,
also announced that formal reply would be
made this morning. There Is no truth I'm it,with
the solitary exception that as the cara were leav.
Ing the depot, friend handed me a little paper
package, and told me quietly and in few sen,
fences what IL contained
81 shall not preach about 1t, shall not talk
about it, and there 10 no need Of your thinking
about 1t. say, once for all, the time for the stir
Ing up Of your feelings is past-you are stirred up
and feel enough already. When by Legitimate
means can draw instruction from incidents OF
happenings, will do so; but | trust shall never
for the mere sake Of creating sensation, play
upon yonr feelings, or unnecessarily appeal "a
your well-knOwn love Of charity for the bond OF
the free.n
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The BILLS FOR REDUCING THE EXPENDITURES
OF THE City VETosD By THE MAYOR the City
Councils, yesterday, communication were re-
ceived from the Mayor vetoing the bills " provi-
ding for a reduction of the expenditures Of the
city" assigning the following reasons for bis de-
cision I'm aboishing the offices Of commissioners
Of improvements and commissioner Of health, as
well as that Of commissioners Of the eastern and
western sections Of the Washington canal, too
much labor Is signed to the officers charged with
the performance Of these duties and that as these
offices have been created and established by their
predecessors from time to time, as the wants and
necessities of the city required them, dating back
for many years; IL they were necessary then, the
conclusion is irresistible that they are indispen-
sable now. The reduction of the police force he
regards as unwise, and forwards communities
ton from the Chief Of Police urging that the force
be increased on account Of the great increase Of
male population. Finally, the Mayor says this
bill was passed at the close Of the last Council.
and just previoust to their djourning die, and
that Of the twenty-one members which constitute
a full board, there were present and voting upon
this bill but thirteen. The ordinance entitled
An act Complementary to an act providing for
the reduction of the expenditures of the city gov
EMINENT IL returned to the Councils without his
approval, for the that the salaries Of the
officers of the Corporation have been increased
after the most thorough Investigation until they
reached the present Standard and instead Of being
reduced, a number of them should be increased
as the compensation received by the Corporation
officers afford nothing more than a comfortable
support. and he did not believe the interests Of
the city would be promoted bya reduction Of
their salaries.
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IN CARRIAGES. =.
Il If Subscriber having made buttons 10 ms
factory, making il now one of the aIgestc 1flntG
in the District, whore his Gaciitles 6fSG
LIGHT WAGONS ~ all kinds cannot he sur
passed, and from his Iong experience in the bust
ness, he hopes to ave general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and ali orders
prom pity attended 10,
second nand Carriages taken in exchange for
new OnSs. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d I9 If corner of Fourteenth and f. SITS.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
In our stock OF greatly reduced prices for cash.
m Is J. w, COLLEY & CO
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DEArH-DEATH-DEh
i U Reaches, Bedbugs, Fleas, Ants, 30. Use
MoOre's Insect Destroyer; never tails price 90 80
and so cents. Also, Moore's Rat and Mlce EI
termlnatOr. Lerre and general stock Of Medicines,
TO-, always on hand
MOORE'S West End Drug Store,
m IS 2w ia Penn Avenue,
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IN NOTICE. IN
IA x E NJ o v A L, III
u ~ have removed my ~
PAWN OFFICE
to 231 street. between AZ aud 9Th SITS :. immedI
atey in the rear of tho National Hotel, wht re the
business will be continued heretofore at the old
stand. I'm 8-7wl ISAAC HERZBERG.
M BOYS CLOTHING.
w T. Have received withId the last day or two
large Assortment of BOYS SPRING CLOTH
ING: embracing ail styles of low priced, medium,
and fine qualities, which We are selling q very
low prices for cash.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
322 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th SITS,
m2 UntelllgeIcer and Eepu blIcan.D
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a Full. AS~ORT HENS OF BRASS AND
"A WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heads, lirum
Stick. and Shares. Bras and Copper Buglss, lies,
ia .Trived at the MUSIC Store of W. g. MET
ZkROTT, corner Of Eleventh street and Penna.
m IL
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WANTED TO PURCaASE-For the use of
w the U. s. troops in Fairfax County, Va,
WOOD. HAY, OATS and CORN. Propositions
the undersigned. near ring ton House.
o. H.TILLINGHAST,
je 4-lf CAPT A O, M,
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STEINWAY & SONS AND RAVEN & Ba
- CONS PIANOS.-h large assOrtmeDt,-sxx2
has just heen received.-Pe, sons In searcht$3s3Ez
of reliable instrument at a low prloe arettl ~
invited to call and examine at the Music Store o
VIC. METZEROrT.
Orders received for Mr.. MARCUS REFINE
Piano Forte Timer. Anil
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| NANTED-A steady, sober, honest MAN, that
| w understands gardenInI and teamwork gem
| orally, and capabl, Of m.nssing the labor or
| small farm. ALSO two good Farm Eands. Apply
| with references at Locust Hill Farm, Seventh at
| road near the Il, st toll gate, lie lost
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21
RENEWABLE AT PIEAsURE.
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

II TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
1custOmers that after absence OF two years, /
have again returned to resume the practice ef the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest Of my brother the old establish
months m New York the past Summer 10 obtain fully
all the late Improvements in the art. have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout
That my facilities now better TO produce first
class work than most Galleries boast Of and
duee TO the comfort OF patrons. trust not only
70 sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but 10 elevate st higher stand
ard have also engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK,
one OF the best Photographers In the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium the
Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and am determined
not only 10 make this the leading Gallery the State
but my work shall not bo surpassed North or South
and now introduce 10 the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
vigenette, plain or colored,
Ivorytypes,
Pastel Portal alPictures, life size,
photographs on Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph photographs, Is taken at one sitting
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue 10 make the helainotype and Am
brotype as heretofore. The above STYLES are all en-
trely new in this city, except the Autograph Card
when but one made at sitting. al who are in want Of
anything in my line are politely invited give nv a
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts
Respectfully, FN HUGHES
0ct2Q-u G. D. T.