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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-01
fFof tho Resi,ier nnd Innrnal. 1


 cHRlsTAAs cELERRATIoN IN THk BAeKWoODs. Tue way the country people do things is sometimes peculiarly novel and interesting those accustomed only to the dull routine of city life
 CArisfnas Cel,sration lately took place between portion of the people of Marengo and Clarke coun. ties, which Tor general excitement snd novelty s sell dom excelled.
 Ten or twelve days previous to Christmas. they made up SQSi'rd Huni, to bs organized afler ihii iashloD: Two companies were 10 he organized out o the best and most zeaous hunters that could be en. gagged m either county, 50 in and 50 in lhe other company They were 10 hunt the two days and nights previous 10 Christmas. On Christmas morn- ing each company To meet in lbelr respective counties, come under military discipline and marct m military order, with music and flags bearing ap propriate emblems and nscriUfIons. They were then both to meet st Rn appointed place and proceed tc MT. LITTLEToN PR0Ir's, for the purpose of count. ing scalps and partaking of u public barbecue. Al was performed in the 6nesl order, the Two compa- nies forming into hollow square, the ladies occupy ing the centre. The judges then caused them to take the ohlga ion of bouor ,nd requiring fairness. and then proceeded to take the list of scslps. when il was ascertained that the Clarke county company had produced to 269l squirrel scalps; the Marengo comnany not having produced so many.
 The Clarke county flag was then presented in 2 formal manner, with an appropriate address 10 Mr MONROE CLANToN, he having taken the larges, number ot scnlps of any in his company The Ma sneo flag was also presented 10 Mr JEREMIAH DRISKAkD for the slme reason
 Alter which the hunters and spectators partook of a barbacue prepared a most plentiful and excel lent manner by ar. l.. Fruit. There were presen, between four and five hundred persons, about one hundred and fifty of whom ladies.
 Supper was also prepared on lle ground, and as the night advanced, (brght Phobus attending in her moNt brilliant arrayD anusements of every variety were lndulged in, such da ncng, music, old fash ion country plsys mark shooting, etc; all of which was continued with the most enlivenng good cheer until 'ihe grey dawn steaked the eastern horizon.
 The whole affair was conducted with strict pro. Prlety and good feeling rarely fever cqualied in so promiacuous a crowd A SPECTATOR.
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4 Correspondent wishes to know "why the con. mon yellow flower called the Dssdelion s 70 named, ss there is no appearance of dandysm sbost if.''- We believe the name is borrowed from the French, h which laeeuage t Is called the dsss de iion, iron ,ens fneisd rsssmblmnne. In ihe shaps s iss iesvN. = yly pcssA sfA ihA,-SPhn. ThnsG
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-01

MR. BAEc cRoEr.-The New Bedford Bulletin. the whs print which originally published the siats- nent 10 regard to the alleged plagiarism M .his ds- sings.hsd his,sriss. 'sn sssR sss with AfAn ruus' n0 sf q. sA@R
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MOBILE

gWednesday Morning, January I, 1s45.
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FOR I.IVERPOOI

.HSM The l coppered and copper fastened Br HaSssss ship SISTERS, GAO tons) Christian master, is ready to receive cargo. For freight apply to
 janl D. WHEELER, 28 St Michae-a,reet.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-01

Ftor1p> ELEcrioE -FoIl fsturns show dem. z eIy . h's sa isias hAilys in the hssl..
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The mail .ll tue way through yesterday --dates from New-York of the 23d.
 The papers and private correspondence per steamer also received Additional particulars annexed.
 The decline in the Liverpool cotton market Is quoted
 to td per ib between the sailing o the packets of the 18th Nov. and 4th Dec. Taking the quotations howev- s thu respective da and from tho sources make ths decline fd in Orleans, all round, l63td iu Mnlka and ksTad in Tnisnd
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-01

rOh NEW-1Okk.
 ,SSM The fast sailing brig GALVESTON, xAAE&kJ. Burr. Jr. muster, will have quick de spatch for the above porl. For freight of TOO bales cotton or passage, apply on board opposite Walkers Press janl or ln FOSDICK N CHARIOCK
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FOR NEW.ORLEANA

x&SN, The new fast sailing copper fastened scir xA&H. R. ROBERTS, Roberts muster. will positively leave for the above port va the Lake and New Basln. on THURSDAY MORNING, Jaa. 2, ls4o' For freighi or passage, which will be taken on reasonable terns, apply on board al the foot of Government street, south side, or to
 dec9lUe FOSDICk R CHARIOCk Cnmat
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sEal-wEEKLY REPoRT-SoBILE MARKET

corToN-The market has been very dull slnce Friday, Ibs aggregate sales three days exceeding s5 ssOO bales Tue full effect of the 10 ssn sufficiently developed 10 authorize quotations. To Joe sulea which tfans red yssle rday prices t ic lower, hold were not all offering these terms. A farther ad- frelghs has slsO contributed something the depression in Receipts since Friday evening 7,lsl bales. Exports lO,569 bales.
 FRklonTa-To Liverpool in American ships have ad. vsaced 10 Id per 10, st which three engagements Coast wIss e. hrm.
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New-York Circus. nN THIS AFTERNOON, New Years Day, a V grand performance will be given, commencing at half past 2 o'clock. janlu
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deesl PIC ALBERT STEIN.
STRING HTLL COI.LRGR.

IuNHE literary exercises of this old Ins,ilutjor
 A will be resumed on the first Monday of Jnnsass next. The French. English, and Spanish Lansus. ges, taught before by Native Professors, under ,hs immediate direction of Dr. M. Por,ier, c. Bshes of Mobile. 'f
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p The Subscriber have on hand, and are com santly wing from their Northern Manu their usussupDy of fresh and seasonabs Goods embrncipR a most every variety of BOOTS AND SHOES, which hey oher their Friends and customers at greatly reducedpr ces, for cash or approved paper.
 dec27 LAItiN 4 CO lo N.,e,.,rs.,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01
BY CANNON, BENNETT Il co.

"a Office OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, The under
~ signed most respectfully inform their friends
and the public in general, that they have entered nO
Co partnership under the firm and style OF CAN
NON, BENNETT & CO, for the purpose of cua =
Quoting the AUCTION AND commission BLSI-
NESS in all lis various branches
We have taken the well known warehouses; Nos
% and 80 South CHARLES street, and are prepared to
make libcra advances on all merchandise consigned
to us FOR public or private sale.
Our sales for ihc recc option OF Furniture Pia
nos, &c, is 40 feet wide by rs fec, deep, giving am
pie room Tor the arrangement Of oil Furniture, 10 the
best advantage: likewise giving purchasers an oppor
tuni'y of exi mining the sam". We have six other
rooms 20 feet wide by rs feet Deep for the sale of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware China, Glass sc.
We have al an extensive C;fiG-e HOsse in the rear
of our warehouses, wna wal receive AN kinds of
Vehicles for public or private SALE upon which lbe-
raj adv. nces will he made wden required.
O., b. Go. VIII give CspeUit' al 'ntion to the sale
of Furniture IT private house,; also sales of real and
personal elcjcs, such Houses and Lots Lar DIS and
encm"nts, Furniture, HARDWARE, Groceries, Glass,
Chin2 and Crockery Ware, Sc.
We have the pleasure of referring to the following
genteme1:
Dr. J. McCulIoh, President of Bank of Baltimore
G. c Jami on, Esq, Cashier do do
Josiah Pennington, Esq.
Leonard Jarvis, Esq.
J. NJ. Gordon, Esq, President of the Un1u Bank
of Maryland.
r. Mickle, Esq, Cashier 40 do
J. ii. u. Larobe, Esq.
Messrs. Z. Pratt Bro.
hl4n F,W' hENS SEri : Auc''rs,
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FOR THE INAUGURATION
lLh MARCH NE

81 czeasFS Inc safe and COmmodiOUs steamer
EsszeJest sssass] BOSTON, will leave the corner of
1Ezsaseszss1tsx- Pratt and Light streets on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON, March Cd, at O'Clock, Tor Washing
ton city. Returning, will leave Washington on Wed
neSday morning, 9Th instant, and arrive in baltimore
"Wednesday night. Should the weather prove favor
abe, TINS Will he the most pleasant route that can be-
tlkeh-thc steamer will pass UP the River ny day
ght, giving those on board opportunity TO view tie
nopiest RIVER that empies into Bay, also Mount
vernon, Fort Washington, Sc. And all that 30 b.,
the Boat, VIII be certain OF finding accommodations
after they arrive III Washington, beside the peasuf,
of being together, which they cannot expect nv any
olher conveyance, III the present crowded state Of
Washington City.
All those intending to go by This conveyance, will
please purchase their tickets early as convenient
so that arrangements can be made accordingly for
their accommodation.
Tickets can be had on board the Boat foot Of Par.
crson street wharf, or ut The Office lower end of Pat
tersOn st. wharf.
The Boston will touch at the County wharf +. ?
cong and returning. A limited number of Tickets
" Ill be Sold
Passage, going and returning, 81.
Passage and fare, including Boarding and Lodging
during tie stay in Washington civ, 81.
K. ALIEN TAl Tor, Agent.
fe2o-2t lower end Of Patterson street wharf
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sJaI1yS MAKER, FOR ONLY Two DOLLARS. A. A.
.yS.sVx' TENTLER begs leave to inform the Ladies
OF Baltimore and its vicinity, that has just arrived
from the cities of New York and PHILADELPHIA with
his new patent right Of CUTTING LADIES' DRESS
Els, Hahits Sleeves, Yokes, Capes Collars, Cardin-
ais, &C., of every description, size, and style, by
which system any lady is enabled, after three hours
instruction. TO cut any Of said articles, only in the
very best manner, but also in an economical way.
without any risks or insists.
For the above price, ladies will be instructed in
classes OF not less than three, and every lady will be
ented TO book of instruction, with chart.
Ladies will be waited upon at their own residences,
at advance prices
Tne subscriber has obtained very latelya patent
right or the above, and it entirely invention,
vc' different from any thing made known in this vi
cnty before.
No charge to be made unless complete salts action
is g.vcn
Persons wishing to purchase rights for counties or
Stetes will do well to call
Applications to be made at Mrs, w. w. Peacock's
Boarding house, No. IL SOUTH ST, between Second
and Baltimore sts., where he can he t,Ind for few
days, from 10 A. M to O'Clock p. M, and from to
s O'Clock, p. M. [fe25-4t'l A. A. TENTLER
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ALHAM BRA.
SEDUCTION ON PRICES

REDOCllON VI GhlCES.
80 BALL GAME, q. CTs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET AT so " PER HOUR.
FHNHE Subscriber having fully established the AL,
IL HAMBRA as place of geDlemany resort, as
sues its patrons that i'll reducing his prces the
rules winch have proved so satisfactory to all will be
adhered to, and the strctest order insisted on.
Disorderly persons, who cannot conform to the
rules of the House, and Boys under age, requested
not TO visit the place, as they will rot be permitted tc
remHn.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they vsi
the Alhambra and indulge in qu1t amusement ant
exercise without The 81 Cd ct fear of annoyance.
T5- MR.. BRADLEY, nv former assistant, having
returned from the No,h will have the entire cOntro
of he Saloou dcplrin Cnt.
M3-The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH
NEWT, as usual, is iurnishrdwith al the requirement.
of the season, which we'd ~ IN the he's, aIyIa.
irll-lm AMEfOHE DALLIMOEE,
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SHALL SELL THIS Saturday, EVENING
March at early gas light, general assortment OF
MEX CHfNDlZE; Dry Goods Fancy Goods; Hard
wares Table and Pocket Cutterly Iron Nongers war,
&c Miscellaneous Goods, Of most all varieties; Jew,
cry Watches, and German Silver Ware; Cap, Letter
ana wrapping Paper; Umbrellas; Books; Caps; Boots
Shoes. sc.
N5~All Goods sold at this establishment and not
comparing with the sample, the sale will be aunuIIed
when required. Come and see for yourselves.
IF-Rooms large and well lighted in the business
part of the city, advantage obvious to both consip
nees and purchasers. CASH advances on all cons,pn
maats goods not limited.
JOHN X. WRIGHT, Auctr,
N, Z. corner Of Baltimore and Charles sts
IL Entrance on Oh rres-st
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- ALL COME a., NL-.A,.,

o.
W e We pace uy.,. G.v Spf.. with .
ME 5000 "nd . la, r.. ..'s or Hg. as. 'rr II, r.
LJkEN>' rh'E'r FAIRLY WASHING MA
CHINE, and a"cf va. b'1.iau no 10 ~ minute.
IG'! az come or f".. .asa' a-.jrac pa, .a
water, rs before, o1d m a nr 3, minutes h-,a.i
come olt oear! lN.r'r We .s, OH 81 tn 20 small
P"Gt'' (sdCl O. eau se placed i8.gho5l with soap
ana VI n, rs 2h9ve, Uu. ig .rp.i 3D. 10 ID t3iIuss
they a. . aoue OFT s,ec! NoIG rul as ms may
seem ~ 80 'e hF i'n tfs8 aud re-n,0u OF ne ,y
Ter lhy means of % greJ n connection with D.
SOAP without ;rN tuub lF >prace gi,tiCn wlat-
ever; consoqu at iie ,lai", are not 0GN uuiniurtd
by The oprr Ton, hut Hcr- ny ~. he 20 last t,r;a
as long as when w1s cd by h, 1d' E7-Evhhitior> of
washing every Monday (monr.) and Friday laflpr-
noon.) C0mr l"H and see The m. chine in oncIafior
- ii never id'S 10 convince tiose who do En,.,
prlsjne men should make Them Ives acquainted vi,b
this most u'cnl Invention, De irving as it doe, a
PIE IN the kiteG o! erCfW family. PRICFs are al,
Gu aud -. a"cG'dng 70 s,ke worruted 10 rrr{0r,
WcF and lest t2r Acs, IL used according to iirprtnn
NJ orders b, letters post raidN ar otherwise u,,,r
" attended 10. MANUFACTORY No ~ FpnN,r
STREE CT he hcnd) between pft ana, ln,y.s,s
O'd Town. Baltimore, Md '
J'!i-wSom L. LJkGNS.
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BY JOHN X. WRIGHT.

/ ~
entrance Charles street.)
ASSlGNEE'S SALE BY AUCTION.
IN MONDAY MORNING, March Bird, com
" mencing at 10 O'Clock precisely. The STOCK
ana trade OF county store for account of assignes
and no reserve whatever. Consisting in part Of
DRY GOODS-as Cloths Cassimeres; Satinelts;
flannels; Muslins; Plads; Striped Apron checks;
lldkfs; Hose; Gloves Spool Colton Cotton Tapps:
Buttons; Suspenders; Hooks and Eyes; Shirts: Linen
blossoms: Linen Collars; Stock; Calicoes; MosIin de
sAapes; Blankets; Pins; Needles, &c
HARDWARE--as Pen, Pocket and other Knives.
Table Knives and Forks; Shoe H ives; BUT Hinges;
Axes and iiatchets; Tea and Table Britannia and
plated Spoons Hand saws; Plains Scissors; Thin
bIes, &c, an extensive variety.
SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, CAPS, &c as mems &
beys' thick water proof Boots; mems, womem's and
boys' summer and winter Shoes; mems and BOYS,
Hats and Caps mems city made calf sewed boots &c
TIN WARES Coffee Boilers; Cups Pans; Cad
dies; Feet Warmers, &c.
CROCKERY WARE-as Cups and Saucers; bowls
Plates; Twifiers and Mullins, SC.
FANCY GmODS-as Ladies', Work Boxes: Gentle
mems Portable Desks, of rosewood, satin wood
black walnut and mahogany.
Also, 800 dozen assorted sizes Brazilian Shell Tuck
Combs &c.
Also, 40 Family Bibles, Letter and Cap PAPER &c
Together with an almost endless variety of msceI.
IAN Gus Goods, TO which additions may advantageous
~ be made until the hour of sale, as it will be posi-
i've and no sort of reserve without regard to wea-
ther, and afford gead opportunity for both BUYERS
and selIers-he get bargains and the others 10
realize the cash on dormant stock.
o. Terms cash, par money.
JNO. X. WRIGHT, Auctoneer,
N. L. Cor. Charles and Market ST.
UlHI ct Entrance Cha Ilps 10
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Euzh FOR SALE-A neat Two story Frame
Eyf4H House, situated in CarOne-st. near Lom-
iaSaE% bard % feet front, running mack "a feet to
Strawberry alley with comfortable back
building now und rent TO good tenant. This pro-
perry will be sold low, il immediate application be
made at SCOTTI,S INTELLIGENCE office
fe25 No IN E-cb,n,o place
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ID | f. ID

On the 2sth ultimo at quarter past O'Clock, A. M.
ANN, wife of VIM. g. Bogiano, aged 80 years. after a
pro racted illness of five months, which she bore with
Christian tortitude.
The friends and acquantances OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend her fune raj, this (Satur-
day. afternoon, at O'Clock from her late residence
No 70 Hillen-st. without further notice.
On the eth ult. Mrs. RHsDA ELLIoTr, i'm the sptb
year of her age, formerly of Dorchester county Nd
OBITUARY.
"Lfe is the bad Of being--the dim dawn
The twilight of our day"
On the 25th uIt. Mr.. ABRAHAM PARKs in the 69th
year OF ms a2e-leavlng numerous circle of friends
to sorrow DER his loss. Few men have possessed in
greater degree the esteem aud regard of his fellow
clzens than the subject of this noce; in the deep
affections which his transition from time to eternity
has left his connections and friends the writer par
tepat"s with heartfelt sympathy Amiable, obliging
and benevolent, possessing good solid and real
merit, his soowing friends feel the greatness Of their
loss, whenever memory nvokes the past and reality
recurS to the present, conscious that he is forever
gone, their only consolation is in the hope that he has
been received into that abode where the weary are at
rest and the wicked cease from troubling. w. =
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FOR SALE-Twn hunL- nmn hweIIinl

A=EA FOR SALE-Two hand ONE dwellings
EsaEI on Park-st. near Madison, at S2200, the
Eza7i other at $4,000 lcrge House, with store and
-s>~dwelling, N. Howardst near Saratoga, s $500;
Store with dwelling he'd, Eutaw-st. oDp, ,site
the Eutaw House, in fee, at s! $500; large dwelling
on Hanovcrst near Camden, 5000; one in Snarp-st.
near the Wesley Chapel, $1,000; a beautiful large
dwelling OH East Pratt near GouTh-at. $500; ohe IN
~ cay ne2r the Odd Fellows Hall, $1,000, in fee;
one in Broadway nepr Lomb3rd-st. $500; in Eioad-
way near e. Bv't mOfe9t. S C00 n Store with Dwell
ing on the corner of EIoadwCy aud Lombard street,
$1,000; dwelling on the N. w. corner of f. Bati-
more st. aud Broadway, 81 90; fine large dwelling
on East BGlIimofest. $500; handsome dwelling on
CRANKY st. near Exeter SllCo, with a de yard; a
fine new dwelling on Mulberry Linear Cha sworlh,
SlO0Oi in Monument st. 500 and $500; in Abe
mare-st. near Fawn; in Bond. t. T. Ballimore:
in Caronc-st. near E. Baltimore; in Harrison ST.
at SSOe three in Jeferson-st OF them has store
they will be sold pay II per cent clear; also
many Others.
W- GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, at g. I and
u per cent. Apply to
BENJAMIN BOND-or
GEORGE GELBACH,
fe25t If No 40 Second-st., near the Exchange.
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BY IL. NIEACHAM.

10S, CORNER BALTIMORE HoLLGDAY-sTs.
70 1Gl r AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
~ ntsn,y and Saturday evenings, for the public
sale OF :oks, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Paintings
Private Libraries, &C., &c
o. CoEsiguments Of articles for positive sales re-.
specially solicited. which cash advances will be-
made when asked.
D6-4taW r. MEACHaS
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MARRIED,

On the 9th ultimo, by the Rev. Jacob Larkin, Mr..
JOSHUA L. BRowN, of this city, to Miss RACHEL ELE-
MORE DORSEY, of Baltimore county. Howard Free
Press please copy.1
On the 9th ull. by the Rev. Geo. Morris, WILLIAM
f. GILL to Miss MARGARET G, EwALr, all of this city.
On the Ith ultimo, by the Rev. f.. Heiner, Henry
SCHAPER to Miss RACHEL NJ ARRETr all of this city,
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PATENT SAFETY FUSE,
A NEW ARETGLE NOR RIA SI,rNG

N The PATENT SAFETY FITSE' far ia,itino rho
charge IN blasting, takes the place of the Printing
Needle, Prning and Match; and as il removes all
danger OF striking fire in lamping and burns at mea
blasting as SAFE as the employment of the farmer IL
ensures CERTAINTY, and effects explosion as well
under WATER as in the dryest situation. Besides il
saves much time and labor, and as it allows the lamp
ing to be rammed hard home, and leaves ONLY an orr
flee of the size of knitting needle. it adds consjdera
bly, to the FORCE of the blast II has been also salts
iacOrly proved that adds much to the force of the
blast by igntng the charge at the bottom.
Numerous certificates from those who have tested
the Fuse, can be given. For sale by
D. NOEL LlNGER x CO., corner Of Gay and Front
streets, And
E. PRATT * BROTHER, Nos. 81 and % South
Charlest ST. Cnl2-codlm
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TO HOUSE AND SAP BUILDERS.

TO HOUSE AND ShiP BUILDERS.
UoEE& ~ AEEOT'r respectfully inform their
80 friends ad Tie publ. thgt they have been ap-
pointed AGENTS IGt CR S1'' cNtcn. i've SAW MILLS,
(Susq"ehanna five',) will idunsh dimension Stui
from White Fine TIMBER as low as can be had
elsewhere
j. s \. continue to SAW all kinds of Lumler at
their Steam saw Mills, WEST FALLS AVENUE,
lower end Of the City Block, (old Draw Bridge) J
x a. have on hand White Oak, Yellow Pine Timber,
and White Pine MASTS; White Oak, yellow aud
While Pine PLANK. ial33m
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

THNAhEN on an Improved principle, BY
H. KERFOOT s. KING.
A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of BJ!timore, to obtain NINA
TUEE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style OF
execution, which for lcke beauty, dstinctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged TO be unsurpassed Chill
drcn taken at all ages, in from four to ten seconds.
Adults in from fifteen seconds TO minute. Fami-
lies taken in groups also invads and deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice.
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
93-Rooms 1871 and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lored In the most beautiful manner fe5-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
RY III. w RnnR

w bVVI,
a LOT OF GROUND NEAR BROAD
~ WAY, (late Market strect) AT AUCTION [
shall sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March IOth.
at O'Clock, on the premises, that vala Bile uHimprov
Ell LOT, on ApDe alley, about l90 feet souih Of Bal
morc street, about SIS feet 'front.' aud with depth of
about 100 feet IS Immediately in the rear of the es
side OF broadway, and contiguous to the vast i'm
proVenIenlS going on, must make 1t valuable. Terms
one bar cash on day of sale, aud the balance In
months, bearing interest.
mi bt II. w. BOOL, AuctioneeT