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The New York herald., 1865-05-05

TENDER FoorED.-One Of the copperhead
journals, under the light of dark lantern,
seems inclined to suspect that the evidence pos
sessed by the Bureau Of Military Justice
against JEFF. Davis, Jake Thompson & Co. as
accomplices Of Booth the assassin is unconsti-
tutional. We shall next probably hear that the
arrest Of JEFF. Davis, IL arrested before he
reaches his "las! ditch," Is an outrage upon
persoral liberts
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.-The Con-
necticut Legislature has unanimously ratified
the constitutional amendment abolishing and
interdicting slavery throughout the United
States. This makes twenty-five States that have
ratified this great amendment Only five more
are wanted to reach the required three-fourths
Of all the States, and they will be soon forth
coming. New Jersey, Delaware and Kentucky,
under the control Of the democratic party, voted
against the ratification at the last session of
their respective Legislatures, the democratic
leaders concerned no doubt still clinging to
their old idea that African slavery is necessary
to the existence of their party. We guess that
they will discover before the year is out that
this hobby horse Is knocked to pieces, and that
they must consent to do without 1t, or sell out
their stock in trade 20 the highest bidder.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

JAKE THoMPsoN.-In June, 1861, Jake Thomp-
son, Mr.. Buchanans Secretary Of the Interior,
wrote venomous, reasonable letter to the an
cient Sage of wheatland, in which he said that
the seeding States would fight to the last ex-
trcmity, even II they had to Hght with pitch
forks, and spoke glibly Of "the blunderer, Lin
coln," and his usurpations of power. This was
Mr.. Buchanan's correspondent, Jske Thompson,
after the war had commenced, IN 1861. What
does "Old Buck" think Of him nowi
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

Surrender or JeR. Tkonpsea.
AExrm, Nay ., VIA CAno. Nay {. 1896.
Jen Thompson surrendered his entire army yoster-
day 10 Capt Mitchell, United States Navy
Business will bs generally suspended tomorrow, in
accordance with the proclamation Governor Brownow.
Removal or Trade Restrictions.
BLmoRz, Nay T. 1896
All restrictions trade with and In the States of Della
ware Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia are re-
moved, by order Of tho Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
City Intelligence.

q nOrSeS NrC uuVcftlBcu % tfUt TOT
q at the Fashion Course.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05


sylvana the store OF Martin Brown in Harlem, the
l7lh Of March The accused proved that he got the bill
In exchange for ty dollar greenback, and after deli
berating few moments the jury rendered verdict of
not guilty.
The will Of Edwin Chrsty, which has been in ltiga
tion in the surrogates Court for two years and half
yesterday admitted to probate. Tho Surrogate de-
cided that when Mr. Chsty executed his wil-by which
nc devised his property, estimated At between hun
dred and hundred and nifty thousand dollars 10 the
woman with whom he living his wife at the time
Of his DEATH the exclusion Of his former wife and her
children--he in a sound state Of mind.
The synopsis Of tho levy transmitted from Albany
and published the city papers contained several
The statement that the fees Of the Chamberlain In
by tho Legislature proves be the The
clause certified and tho action of the Legislature show
that the fees to which he had been entitled by law
reduced 10 one eighth The clause reads
Salary Of the Chamberlain, Ave hundred dollars Tho
Chambe rain OF the city OF New York hereby author
any existing receive per cent TO receive one
eighth Of per cent and more In lieu OF said one
any litigation pending, and shall not apply 10 mo-
ncys paid or received on account OF the State.
few wealthy gentlemen Of this city have purchased
handsome carriage and fine pair Of horses which they
design presenting to President johnson.
Another sale Of captured Savannah cotton took place
this city yesterday, on government account Sx thou
sand bales disposed OF at prices ranging from
twenty four and half TO thirty and half cents
per pound
meeting OF the congregation Of the Thirty fourth
stree, Reformed Dutch church took place last evening In
their handsome new church In Thirty fourth street
Congatuatory addresses the financial condition Of
the Affairs Of the congregation were delivered by Row
Dr. Eels, Rev Mr. Duryca and Others who contrasted
the present state of things with that Of four years ago.
Thon the congregation largely in debt and small
Now II Is free from debt has completed the nnc cdice
In which they assembled and has largely increased
Bright pictures Of the future wcrc with some reason
painted from the experience Of the past
A coroncrs inquest yesterday held over the body
Of the boy Arnaud Lang, who suocaed during the
nrc Wednesday night at the Of Broadway and
Tenth avenue The jury in their verdict expressed the
belief that John wenze one Of the tenants of the build
ing fet hre 20 g. and lie therefore committed to the
Tombs TO await the action Of the Grand Jury
James McDermott, junk dealer, Of $50 West Thirty
seventh street, yesterday committed for trial on
charge Of biting OF portion Of the lower lin Of Peter
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

captain Pctcr j. Huoson, Ao-oc-camp, is ehnounceo
Aiddecamp the stan Of Lieutenant General Grant,
with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel, vice Dent, -
pointed Brgadier General Of United States voluntecR
ruR ATTACK ON YoHT FISHER.
An attempt 10 made by the New York 7Sse and othsv
newspapers convey the suppression that the crsd a
the successful attack upon Fort Fisher belongs 70 Ssess
tary Stanton II IL well known, however, that the crsda
Of that enterprise important IN producing ths COZ
lapse Of the rebellion Justly dne TO Secretary wens
and the navy Secretary weles urged for two years Nc
importance Of this enterprise and abored TO secure she
necessary military cooperation, but without avail unss
the FIRST attempt under Admiral Porter ana Gen. buss
was determined upon and then could only Obtain apous
onehalf Of the military force which was considered
ou,ste 70 ,usure success which finally secured By
The tepacty of Admiral Porter in holding ON afer Ne
Abandonment Of the affair by Gen. Butler.
TIE CASE OF DR.. M'KEH.
statement in the World of Tuesday, THAI DR. J. O.
McKee, Of the Lincoln Hospital, In this city, had been
drummed out Of the hospital for writing . scuriouo
lettcS rejoicing the murder Of President Lincoln
does injustice 70 . worthy and loyal ofnosr The fhce
was that the letter written by contract dostov
named J. B. Hall, and Dr. Mckee, BY order Of sursson
General Parnss had him drummed out Of the hospsah
Condition OF Secretary sewaSa anS sens
TIE MOANING REPORT.
WASHINGTON, May 4-eA. -
Hon T. NJ STANTON, Secretary OF war
sm-I have the honor 70 report thai sne secretary q
State passed restless night but MS s1ens'n mas hos
ho.r .c.c,.a hv NJ = W. Seward continues 70 gain
slov,v. and pronounces himself msch better
very respectfully, your obsdisnt servant,
7. x. BARNES, Surgeon General
rur EVENING REPORT.
WASHINGTON, May a-9P n
Hon <, N. STANTON Secretary Of War
s-I have the honor report that the condition q
,ho .c,a,arv Of state and Mr. r. W. Seward Is quite -
favorable a. at last report
verv respectfully, your obsdient servant
J. K. BARNES. SURGEON General.
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rn Straneers and CItIzens.

VIZ do not profess to be the only Physi-
elan in the city, /" who may be found At his
Office at all hours, day or night" nor DO
we, in Offering our services to the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
to other equally we'll established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do we pre-
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
pablo of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any lOonder-
MI secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
ynbIe treatment or paLliatiUes; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the Prae-
tice of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of ztel0 remedies. or 'leu
modes of treatmleat, IS upon the skilltuf use
of those agencies necessary TO a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only BY expe
rience and patient application we res s
pectfully refer the public to our genera ae
yertisement, in another part OF the paper
Office hours from in the morning tIll
at night. j.. L; C9LkLA "a m ~ =,
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Nh. YAK sTAvoREx

Mr.. VAN STAvOREN
Sir.-As the public will peoceIve, you
have fled ingloriously from the field, not
daring 10 test the relative Desits Of your
and my Pearl Miniatures. As 70 poor little
humbug. Sweeny, he must not expect that
should pay any attention to his tWaddle F;
especially az il has nothing TO do with the
merits OF the controversy. ! therefore
withdraw my thumb and finger from the
nape OF his neck and allow him 10 drop into
the obscurity from which he emanated.
Adieu Van 3tavoren. Adieu little Sweeny
A. S. MORsE,
Gallery Of the Cumberland, rs Cedar 81.
n. B-FOrFeits still open any time you
can get up courage 70 make trial.
maF8-tf.
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ERECTING A FRAME.--It is against the city
o-5ipspees 10 erect frame buildings inside
the corporate limits, for doing 50 \. Barnes,
negro. was yesterday fined ten dollars by
the Recorder, and ordered to take the
building down.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

sroLK as ASvIL.--George Pest, negro
with a bad physiognOmy, was yesterday
held for trial by the Recorder for stealing
an anvil. Nothing could be "too hot or too
heavy" for man that would run of
with an anvil. We should think that
George, though an illegal appropriation,
could scarcely be reckoned one Of "the
Hght-fngered gentry"
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MrLE DROWNED. "A soldier driving 6
government team on Market street,near Mr.
Parish's, at noon yesterday, attempted to
cross where the food water is twelve CT
teen feet deep. The consequence was he
had narrow escape Of his life; one mule
was drowned, the other three with much
effort were got out Of the water.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

CrTzES sHor.-At o'clock last evening
a negro entered Ryan's saloon on College
street, near Broad, with a white man whom
he was going 60 treat. A man named Tom
Mallory, who was present, made some re-
marks on the circumstance, which the bar
keeper, Jones, resented. A difficulty arose,
which ended in the latter receiving shot
from pistol in the hands Of the former
Jones was better last evening, and is ex
pected to recover. Mallory was held il
five thousand dollars bail for trial.
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HipI Hipii Hurrahlll The citizens
OF Nashville viii be pleased 10 learn that
knight Bros. have just received and are
unloa ling boat Of the Sinoa PHrc ca'aber-
land coal az their Steam Elevator on the
Rolling Min Hin, and which they now Of
fer for sale. Office with Driver r Brown,
on Public Square.
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The hearts Of many viii be made glad %
hear that Toiten's recent selection OF choice
Groceries, wines, &c, while in New YORK
have lust arrived at his store, No - Col
lege street. He invites ell 10 call ana eN-
anime his Desicated Vegetables, Green
Peas and Corn, Stewards Candies, Jeiiies
Gelatinc, Roast Meats, and many other ar
tcles too numerous 30 mention.
march2-tl.
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Yorn owx PRIcE--Resd the advertise
cent Of Adams, surdam 4 Co. At loo'ciock
ais morning they sell by auction, gro
Tceries. -four, confectionery, eigarF, cutlery,
boots. furniture, and everything everybody
wants at everybody's own price.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

SOLDER sHor.-At the Overton last eve
ming, between FIVE and six o'clock, num-
Der Of soldiers IN the upper part Of the
building were amusing themselves by
throwing al the sentinel, who was walking
below they were deaf 10 ali appeals TO dis
continue, and Al length the sentinel fred
his musket towards them. Unfortunately,
one OF the soldiers, belonging to an Ohio
regiment, was struck in the breast and
killed.
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SneeIal Card 70 Is. Morse.

Your card taeitly acknowledges this fact,
then, that did introduce the Pearl Nina
ture in your gallery, etc. l sm grstifed 10
hear you give me some credit for originali-
ty. My peculiar laugh must be terrible
bore to you, especially as tits all on my
side. Your men in the field will learn for
the first time, that you use the sobriquet
Of "mud artist" as a term Of cOntemps
toward them; really, Morse, the unkindest
cut of ell toward your intelligent artist, who
was a @runner or assistant" with me. What
has Mr.. Coonley 10 do with the AFFAIR."
worked for him, and he paid me like man.
Your first proposition of one hundred dol
lars Is my affair-not Van StavOren's, to
which no further attention will be given,
until you make good your assertion, that 1
5ouqLi the process in Cleveland. Please
have your artist color your statement cor
rectly-that my home is in Cleveland, aud
that K. B. Douglass d Co. of that city are my
agents for the sale Of the process, and that
you engaged me there to teach you; that
bougAt the formula there, or any place else
is an untruth, and you knOfo n. II did so
you can easily produce your proofs, until
which. you will stand before the public al
having told an unmitigated falsehOod.
necessary, more anon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

STEALING wATKR.-Quite portion Of this
neighborhood is under water, yet man,
Frank Young, was before the Recorder yes
terday for stealing water. A striking in
stance Of the perversity Of human nature
He had taken it from hydrant without
paying for the privilege. On paying the
cnsts he was discharged.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

DnUxrESxEss- This vice is dreadially
prevalent in Nashville at the present time,
rs the daily records Of the Recorders Court
show. Yesterday, no less than twenty
persons were before the Recorder for that
offence. Among them we're three or four
women.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

ARRIVALS.
Clara Denning, Louisville.
Armadello, Pittsbrrg.
Ella Tabor, Mount Vernon.
Leni Leoti, Evansville.
Tyrone, vielsburg.
Imperial, st. Louis.
Superior, Clsrksyille.
Lawrence, Cincinnati.
DEPkRTKD.
c. T. Dumont, Tennessee River.
Robert Moore, Cincinnati.
Palestine, Louisville.
Imperial, s.. Louis.
The following boats were in port last eve-
mag Alpha, Fanny Brsndeis, A. Baker,
Nashville, Nightingale, Anna, J. 6. Black
ford, Burd Levi, Kate Kearuey, NaugaiueF,
aad Delaware.
The river was rising again yesterday, and
continued rising last evening, when il was
two or three inches higher than on the pre-
vions evening. There was comparatively
Little drift floating. The weather was sunny
and pleasant, with some wind
The beautiful boat Nightingale, leaves
this evening for Cincinnati. To those
bound up the Ohio, this affords an oppor-
tani.y that should not be lost. Capt. J. D.
Carter Is an experienced and courteous
commander. Boyd & PEBBLES are the
agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

The young Ladies' can find full line OF
Prints, Dress Goods, Notions, etc, and all
the old Ladies can find their nice small
Figured, Purple, Mourning and second
Mourning Goods, by calling without delay
OF McElwee's & Dillin's, Is Union street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

IS THE FIELDs.-Tho steamboat Monsoon
started out from our landing yesterday
morning for Cincinnati. Below the city,
where the water spreads out like 8 lake,
and all guiding marks are below tho Good
the boat was headed towards tho race
track, got clear out Of the river, and at
length struck, and is lying hard aground,
with two feet Of water on one side Of her
aud three feet on the other. She had nc
load on board, and every exertion was max
ing 10 get her ahoat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

WeoD.-Knight Bros. are prepared to fill
c-ders for good stove wood, sawed in any
length, at their Steam Cross Cut Saw Mill,
n Rolling Min Hill. Office at Driver &
Browns, on the Square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

Six Soda Water Founts and Silver Plated
Founts, with pipes and coolers attached.
Also, marble slabs, counters, and two gen
orators, FOR sale. Enquire at the st. Mich
olas. mr4-3t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

Ladies' Goat Balmorals for 81, Kid Shoes
81 50; Mems Boots 50 so to s. 90; Hats 81
to 81, at the Bankrupt sale Store, No. 80
North Market street. If
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Good taste, but questionable Proprietyr
that of the young lady who pawned her
watch for one Of those pearl miniatures
Gallery Of the Cumberland, % Cedar street
is the name and place. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

FleHTrxo. 90 John Rusk and A. Joyce
were Yesterday fined ten dollars each by
the Recorder for lighting. The fight arose
about a fly cent cigar. Twenty dollars wa
s. high sum for a short smoke.
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THeowIxG RocKs.-A negro boy was ar
ested and put in the post prison yesterday
or throwing rocks in the streets. Some OF
be white boys might very well take warn
~ by his punishment.
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Now is your chance to get some of the
favorite Cumberland Coal" by sending
your orders Immediately to Knight Bros,
at Driver & Browns on the Square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

OLD THEATRE.-This place was crowded
last night, and such laughing, delighted
crowd has rarely been seen. Drew as Scion
Single was like Mahomet at Mecca, all
eyes we're turned upon him and every
voice was loud in its applause. The bill
tonight is Scion Single, Camille, and
Handy Andy. We learn that Mr.. Drew
will favor US during his stay with his
great burlesque Of Mazeppa.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Apulel0n, Tracy a Co. extra iegelleds GOA -
halahee il oz Sterling silver caee-..----- e "
same but " IN Expansion balance, m = o. -
sterling Silver czsa-. y W
same but with Expansion balsnce. aceufeie-
- 49, 49,, -. :, -. q %
M shove II Gof Two ouace cases. EItre iof tiree
-. - Al. fbur ounce ele Viii b. aenl
49, 4, nsI OF express on rsosipt Of pTico. Pa and
"-~- Q. p BAEEF3,
peaIsr In Sod Peas Asd ADaeEicAn Hstcheai
so Mais-strsei. Cor. Strth. iouisstis. X
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Wanted.

A SITUATION n A REFINED FAMILY BY
"a highly edueated lady from south Caro.iina %
tesch Al Eneiish hrsnches Lana and Muse % ne
PAM. 10 eifg o. country. Address
MATELE ABBOTT,
f.hle-5uys Box II, NeE Albsny, Ind
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Fnrr SLEEPING "A couple Of individuals
we're before the Recorder yesterday, for
taking free sleeps at nights at she st. Cloud
Hotel. This is q FREQ country, but such
freedom 81 that is not permitted.
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PoLAxD's VARIETIES The lovers Of odds,
queors, and com IS, The three African gra-
ces, should take a scat at this house to-
night. A great bill ont.
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'EisoSERs or War Nearly two hundred
fifty prisoners Of war were Yesterday
,t away Cor Louisville from the hospitals
this city.
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OPEEA HousE.-Thisp place presents sler-
ling bill tonight. All who want good >
honest, ouibursting laugh should 60.
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A good, practical operator can hear Of
6 chance for a partnership in Photograph
Gallery, by addressing box S5l, Nashville
=. D. OF"
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We are indebted to Ed willard, newF-
lealer, Union street, for copies Of Yankee
'otions for April, FranlsLeslie's Illustra-
ed. and the Police Gazette.
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ouR jos OFFIoK.-We are executingevery
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ling in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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All the Ladies and Misses would do wen
to call Immediately and get some OF those
nice pegged and sewed Boots and Balmo-
rails at McEIwee's & Dillin's, Ii Union
afreet %"'
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Crunk, Glascock a Co. will sell this Wed
nesday morning, staple and fancy dry
goods, one fine piano, bureaus, chairs, tire,
fine sofas, parlor chairs, one side board
one divan, etc.
n ToN G. CRUNK, Auetioneer.
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A Chanee boz SOmebOdI .

THE STOCK AID FIXTURES OF Light House
salooa, No. 81 North Cherry Street, are ~
sale II Dot sod within week, the pFopfls..sI ~
ma he sssoon N rla9n Ecsnt style, and VII = a
stirring competitor IN ne business niak4-iN
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EsERrrss.-aohn James Clark, supposed
>, a deseTter, was arrested yesterday.
Ao deserters gave themselves up.
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A large stock % Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
aud Hats, received this day by MeElwee &
Dnlin, IL Union street. 2w.
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GUERRlLLAs.-A guerrilla, John 7. Posion,
was committed to the military prison yes
terday.
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Every style of Ladies' Boots and BalmO-
ra's, just received by McElwee K Dillin, ID
Union street. Wv.
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PearI MInIntnres-A Card.

We see a Card in this paper, signed A. s.
Morse, stating that he was the first to in
troduce the above style Of Portraiture in
this city-carefully evading the fact that
he engaged me 70 teach his gallery the
nrocess-.and that the "Pearl Miniature"
was named by me, thereby giving the pub
lie the idea that the production was his.
Similar pictures we're made several years
400. but could not be worked successfully.
the sneeial formula published and sold,
on rather rave the said Morse The did not
nav according TO agreement) does the work
rirht. 50 much for his falsehood, and TRY
ing 20 deceive the public"
When making the pictures IN ms gallery
! noticed the public generally hkea inc
nisin or slightly colored prints much better
/ than a great many of his water color daubs'
/ lie knows. or should know, that an unyar
nished eolodion film is not as permanent e
/ one vanished. Tns public can appreciate
! who ia the humbug and "trying 20 deceive.
THOs j. SwEENEY,
photographer, Metropolitan Gallery.
/ As. NJ. is not only "trying to deceive
the public" in regard TO the Pearl NINA
! ture. but also in exhibiting as specimen
! -oictures made in New York. The large
rolored Photographs were good when pialn
7 Int are spoiled by his half fledged Gri.si.
I Look 81 specimens of work a. ms door
/ then call at the Metropolitan 0aiiery, =
! College streets opposite First National Ban
J. II. VAS STAvoREN'
,,orcb4-,f Proprietor.
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Furniture al Cincinnati prices, at No. %
Broad street.