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A Novelty in the Art World.
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN,
4 Sscaredby letters patent IN the United States,
England, France and Belgium.

England, France and Belgium. ''
.f-T# THE AMERICAN r
Photographic Porcelain Company,
No. 781 Broadway, New York,
having secured their novel aud ingenious invention by
American and European patents, are fully prepared 10
execute all orders for $50 E
Miniature Likcncsscs OF persons on China,
presenting all the attractive and advantageous features
ordinary photographs, the brillancy and finish vt
ter color drawing and hitherto unattaiued quality Of
durability by being rendered impcrshable the nat
ura properties Of the articles upon which they trans
ierred.
As the patented process of the Company enables the
reproduction Of Photographs not only plain surfaces
ht upon such round Of any degree Of irSegu
arity--portras be reproduced with fauess accura
cy and dehcacy of deneaion, upon Porcelain wares Of
any description and dimension articles Of uSu
ry or Of household utility, such as h
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet
Articles, &c.;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and exquisite style of ornamen'aton of articles
In domestic use. g.
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification of the
popular TASTE and to meet the wants Of those patrons oil
the Fine Arts DESTROYS OF having Portraits Porcelain,
the Company have imported from Europe collection OF
superior porcelain goods manufactured to their own
der, which they sell at cost prices.
As the American Company are owners OF the patent
right and consequently the only persons authorized o.
use the process, they have determined, in order
To afford People In every section OF the
Union
opportunity 10 possess
Portraits ON China,
TO make the following proposition to
Residents In the Country, who are unable
TO visit personally the Atel1er and
Galleries In New York.
Persons sending photograph. ambrotype, daguer.
reotyPe TO the Office Of the Company in New York.
eompanied by
Five Dollars.
will receive In return by express free Of other charge
A richly Ormnmentesl Breakfast Cup aud
Saucer, with the portrait transferred
thereon.
by transmitting daguerreotype and.
Ten Dollars,
they will secure in like manner,
A handsome French Vase or Toilet Article,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented process
BY sending pair of daguerreoypes aud
Fifteen Dollars,
they will receive in return
A Pair OF rich Sevrcs Vases,
with the portraits executed equal miniature paintings
and in like manner portraits can be reproduced por
ceain wares or
Vases OF every quality Of finish,
ranging in price from
Twenty To One Hundred Dollars the pair
N. BE particular in writing the address, town
county and State distinctly.
All letters to be addressed to
g Manager, American Photographic Porcelain Co..
44m3 ISL Broadway, New York.
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Why is the demand so great for
DIR. MANN,S
AGU b B AIS A M?

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DR. MANN 4 co. IL have sold large amount of yo '
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There is a couple in Cincinnati who nave
been engaged to be married for the past hYe
wears, but no time has occurred Wlthin tnas
neriod when they were both out OF PRISON al
the same time.
The last portion Of the great telegraph cable
which is to connect England with every corner
OF her Indian empire, has been shipped from
Plymouth.
The Boston Traveller observes: New play
ing cards are spoken Of, the pictures on which
are 60 be taken from the forms and faces OF men
wko have distinguished themselves IN the war.
Some eminent contractors Will SIT 1oT inc
knaves. .
The Prince Of Wales has renounced, tor him
self and his beirs, the succession to the throne
Of the duchies of Coburg and totha. lhls
act has lust been communicated TO the Olet
OF the two duchles,
Mr.. j. Snowden Peasants OF PooesyllIe,
Md, died few days ago, Of disease contracted
during his late long confinement N the Old
Capitol prison.
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DEFERRED ITEMS.

We learn from gentleman VINO Wa d pas
senger on the train which left New ork city
af halfDast seven 0 clock on Monday evening,
that an accident happened to the train when
about thirteen miles north OF Baltimore about
three clock on Tuesday. The locomotive and
the Adams Express car became detached from
the rest Of the train and continued On towards
Baltimore. The mail, baggage, and saloon
ears were thrown of the track and tell down
the onlbankment on the side OF the road. The
saloon car was totally smashed, and th- wheels
were yrenched from the baggage and mail
ears. Nobody was killed. Several persons,
however, (some Twelve OF htteen,) were >ilght-
II bruised.
Speaking Of the arrest OF Nr. Williamson:
the Washington correspondent Of the y. !.
Times SAYS: lit will probably be made the
occasion for testing judicially the legality, not
only Of that procedure, but also the authority
II COL Baker and Col. Turner, and Of the
War Department itself, to arrest and lmprls-
IN for alleged criminal offences. NO question
is made Of the right Of the Secretary OF War
~ make arrests Of soldiers aud officers for VIC
lation of military law, but the best lawyers IN
this District say that arrests b. the War De-
Dartment for alleged misdemeanors and teIo-
MES are in violation, Of the law.
Great dissatisfaction exists among the mer-
chants st Louisville, Ky, because Of the re-
ouirement to carry their bonds over to Gin
citanati as prerequisite to obtain permits to
send goods to southwark points WHICH are
geographically tributary to Louisville. a
meeting Of the merchants IS III contemplation
to represent to the 3. S. Government the 10
Justice Of depriying them Of local oH1cer Tor
granting them such permits.
A special from Des Moines says the Indian
troubles on the Upper Missouri, notwithstand-
ing the victory Of SuIly, are far from over. Re
cent advices say that Fort Union has been Ia
ken by the Indians and burned. The force Of
Indians is represented to be from four to i've
thousand
The prize steamer Jupiter, captured on the
18th ultimo in Wassav Sound, by the gun
boat Cimmerone, has arrived at Philadelphia,
The Jupiter was from Nassau, and when cap
tured was in leaky condition, and had to be
towed into Beaufort, where her cargo was dis
charged in damaged condition.
The New York Times says the =. S Treas
ury vaults contain gold enough to meet all de-
mands payable in coin for nine months TO come.
From the customs alone the receipts are more
than sufficient to pay the specie interest on the
public debt as 1t accrues.
The Toledo (Ohio) Blade says that person
from the East has been catching wild ducks in
Michigan for expectation TO Germany. He
caught about seven hundred, sent them to
New York, and will put them on board a team
er for Bremen, where he expects TO get SIX
dollars pair for them.
Mrs. Sinclair. widow Of the once famous
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OYST ERSi YST RS!!

Tg1HE subscribers will keep constantly on hand
/ during the season, the finest OYSTERS
that are brought to this market, which they
will sell by the bushel or gallon at the lowest
cash prices. LIN SEY i HENDRICKS
sep 28-lm# Steam boat wharf, foot of King st
OHILDS7 and MISSES BALMORALS. At
~ HENRY SCH VARIES. Just opened
OCT lift
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HARD W Ar E A n . c ]

\ FOlSEh tE / In > UoOOt1. Nt@oLLA1',|
Il WRINGEKS, SEWING MACHINES
&c. AT No. 50 KING STREET, CORNER or
ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
WE KEEP constantly on hand at the above
w stand, a large and varied stock, to men
constant additions are being m&de, consisting
Of
Hardware in every variety.
Pocket and Table Cutlery.
Razors, Scissors and Shears all qualities
Mechanics and Garden Tools.
Housekeeping and variety Goods.
Roofing Felt and Roofing Cement.
Window Sash, with and without Glass.
Fancy Soaps, Tote Paper and Envelopes.
LIQUID Glue and Muci'age
Fine quality Segars and Chewing Tobac co:
Tin ware, IN great variety, with other articles
not necessary to enumerate, ali OF which wlll
be sold at small advance for CASH and CASH
only.
A GENCY FOR sHERMAN'S CLOTHES
n WRINGERS. The merits of the above
MACHINE have been tested by our own cltl-
zens, and is one Of the things about which there
On hand, TWO Ladd, Webster Co.'S
SEWING MACHINES, new and in good or
der, and will be sold at bargain. The quality
of the MACHINE is TOO we'll known TO need
puff II you want bargains call and see.
oct l0--lm JOHN !. CRhlGH1ON'
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WHAT ABOUT SCHWARTZ?
All the talk Of the day is, go to SCH " ARZ'S
and why? He sells you on the first floor,
ELEGANT BLACK SILK at Sll23 cents q
yard.
BEAUTIFUL MERINO at 374 elsa yard.
YARD WIDE COTTON at 70 cts. y@rd.
FULL SIZE BALMORAL Skirts at
BLAIR CLOTH FOR CLOAKs at $500 q
yard, "a bargain.)
KID GLOVES, the very best at 81 cts. q
pair.
And in fact great many bargains just open
ed. As you 60 little further, you viii find
the up stairs fitted up for the occasion, show
room exclusively for
CLOAKS, FURS, AND BONNETs,
where you can be assured that you will find
the best selected assortment in the city and
cheaper than ever offered before.
Call and see tor yourself the large assert
ments and the fashions. My motto is still
Cheap for Cash" Il. SCH " ARR.
DS-tf
, 1863-06-07
TINTED STATES EXPRESS
~ COMPANY,
Important Notice to the Public.

The CnItec States Express Company VII commence
the 18th 1nst to do busness on the foostnE line
OF In the State Of wisconsin, vE: The Chi
cage and 5lllwankse RalEoaa. 10 Mtlwa9kse "a aqa =
RAILROAD By securing theee lines Of railroad. the
Genesal Superintendent, HESRf ZIP. Esq has estAb
ehet regular Offices the places named In the tist
attached 70 this Tocs: nd & Gur gery May ffispd;
me crest pleasure be nbe to announce to them thai
the facilities for doing business over the above named
lines Of rrads have been secured to this Company and
that hereafter shall not b. compelled 70 refuse nu
they may hare In Wisconsin at any OF tho point
reached By the aboye rnats as We have heretofore OF
Very respectfully.
g. D. C0LVIN. Agent
Chicago. M1y 18th. 1861
The following named places VIII. underth1s arrange
Na1xegHn, III KenoshA, VIII,
Racine. HtA. MtlWRuka4. Wla.
Waukesh8w. Wis, White Wases+ Wh-.
Miltnn. VIA. stouSnton. We.
Madison, Wis, A!1zotuAni9+ Ms.
Toscobei. via, GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Droadhue. Wis. Monroe Wis.
Prairie d1 Chie1. Wit MGG1egoE. Iowa.
, 1863-06-07

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