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e Ua'ermeloHs. the largest and finest, from
ihe'domain of the ~ Am Pha.anx) are for sale this
morning in the country side Of the Fulton Market oppo-
No
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Indiana-Congress.
Indiana.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
SOUTH BEND. Aug. 9th, eve
Congress. Representatives.
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~ Cling hams.-Th- most -pead4i stocs o. ~ =:
% shans ever imported 10 his CRY u bs h1ss
Die .ns1, Bodne Co - ~ GTsnd street, corner 49,
Fa-y have just received per arrivals s~sefs
DC latest and fashionable styles In The Creates 80
a patterns ever exposed for sale in tbs country Ii
who wish to buy handsome dress fos lite uvosy,
10 eli ~ call q 30l before the bess patterns are
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Member Of las, Congress
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son now under arrest in the habit OF going up to
Poughkeepse in this barge twice week upon various
pretended purposes of business AT one time he took
psir of horses with him avowedy to sell them, but
brought them down again. and frequently proessed
I, have business with jcweer there, whom he I'M
fortunately never found home He thus Informed
himself that money packages often transmitted on
hoard the barge and where they were kept beside gain
ing the requisite ineise OF the pursuits ofhe hands
few weeks before the robbery notorious thief dis
charged only Il months before from the State Prison
named vandersrie and sandy completed Enslishman
arrived at the Globe Hotel from Philadelphia and be-
tween II and II O'Clock Of the nigh, prior 70 the affair
they drank together at the Branch Hotel in The Bowey
and were aterward observed in conversation a, the
corner of Grand and Mulberry for than an
hour with two other men who disguised. On the
day of the robbery person answering the appearance
81 this Engishman on board the barge, and
another smiths counterpart, if not himself upon
the pier with gold pecaces upon his and velvet
Jockey cap upon his head after the felony Van.
dersrief was arrested in offering $1,000 bill Phila
delphia Bank be changed in store in Broadway, but
he could not be held although il certainly was very
suspicious amount of money for state Prison bird 10
have Since ths; time a gentleman AYERS that he has
eel nine 900 notes OF the Poushkeepse Bank IN this
mans posscssion Several weeks ago officer l. NJ {.
smith received letter from Railway. n J. stating that
GO Pourhkecpsie Bank had been exchanged there
in trade and very shortly after Justice Taylor was in
formed that similar had been passed Al the Jersey
City Ferry in payment passage, since which time sew
erl others Of various denominations upon this BANK
have been received the place, ana thus the cue
was obtained TO the probably guilty parties. four OF
whom have been arrested and the rest as we believe
four or five in number will probably escape unless ore
Of the captured qusrtc,te turns states evidence We
are informed Of many Interesting details connected with
this sfair which shall publish very shorty pre-
sent account being merely cited TO show how large
number Of individuals combined in these wholesale
Gepredsiions upon the public
70. John Butler. brute Of Brooklyn. was held
IN bail Yesterday for assault and battery upon his
wife an amsbe and rnodestlooking woman. whose sit
ua,iou would seem have required husbands kintest
cares This WIS proved to be the second oesiins he
had given her within six weeks
~ root.beer wagon was Knocked all few
dsrued smash yesterday by the dirtrAin coming down
the Inclined Plane TO the Atlantic Dock. The driver
drove the track and his horse stopped 10 consider
whether il best to 60 any farther The Train came
laundering aoushs occasion pressins-ihe driver
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RY Il. MEACuAAI.

1O2, Corner BALTIMORE & HoLLIDAY-sTs.
MIGHT AUCTION. THIS EVENING, Twill
70 offer the following goods for cash, viz gross
Hollis No. buff Britannia Table Spoons; do do do
Tea do; cases first quality Britannia Coffee Pots; i
doz. steel faced Claw Hammers; 3 doz tack do; Il
silver pencil cases. 100 pair fiat irOns doz Rogers
penknivcs; 30 dozen Hyde's soap; 30 doz. gimblets
1000 papers g. and OF. tacks 10 gross knitting nee
dies 10 eases Wilson'S patent coffee mills; 80 lbs. white
and assorted cotton sein thread 20 gro. boot lacngs
III do corset do 30 realms Ames letter paper; 500 pa
pers sand; % 600 Russia quilts; lot dry goods; ewery
watches, &c. SC.
ap25lw r. hEACHAM AuctiOneer
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AUCTION SALES.
By II. w. BOOL.
HDOSITIVE SALE OF THREE DWELLINGS

I'll on the west side of Potter street.
81 BY virtue of deed of trust for the be- I'D
lI;!H nefit of creditors, the undersigned, as NlMT
-@tAaI trustee, will on SATURDAY AFTER 2AiAa-
NOON, the Sd of May, ls45 at 3 O'Clock, expose to
sale at public auction, on the PREMISES the three two
story BRICK DWELLINGS with atiics recently
erected by Levi p. Griffith, situate on Potter street
80 feet north from HIen street The title is indis
putabIe. Terms OF sale half cash, balance in three
and six months. For further particulars, apply to
JOHN II. ING, Calvert street
adjoining Mechanics Bank
ap29lw H. w. BUOL, Auctioneer.
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

MOONS. ADRENT, having returned from tour
I'VE through Europe and Asia, will give the citizens
of Baltimore an exhibition of his Magical PopeTS on
MONDAY EVENING, April 18th, and every evening
during the week. Many of his experiments new
Philosophical disco made in his late tour through
ASIA and have gained for aim in the capitals Of Eu-
rope the appreciation of crowned heads and won the
applause of the scientific of the age, well Great
ing the most intense excitement among the masses
wherever he has appeared
A portion of the following experiments will be Sc
lected for each nights entertainments
Wonderful Flight of young lady or gentleman.
Sacred Plume Egyptian Promenade,
Gard Fountains Good Genii,
Indian Pyramids, Chinese Card Boxes
Burning Robes, Golfer of Muscat,
Enchanted Birds, Gambler annihilated,
Feat of William Tel, Dead Shot,
Living quarters, Goconia OF watches,
Mammoth Hat, Casket of Trophies
Fusio's Handkerchief, Arabian Paraso.
Wt2Grd'S Grand Feast, this sumptuous teats is partl
cularly dedicated 10 the Ladies.
Also, the laughable and much admired GiPSEf
FORTUNE TELLER
Several LilIputians will dance in character.
Also engaged and will appear, Sig. FRANCISCO'S
AUTOMATIC, or Mechanical Figures, late from We
nice, whose surprising performances will create mer
rment and laughter
A professor on the Piano Forte is engaged and will
play many popular pieces of music during the evening
{I3- Tickets 25 cents, children half price. Doors
open at quarter past 7, performance commence at {
O'Clock. Front seats reserved for the Ladies.
Tickets be had at the principal Hotels. APPS
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS.

EAo Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
1c~ STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
X, be found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen Hdkfs.; gentlemen's
Stocks and Collars; suspenders and great variety OF
Goods too tedious 10 enunerate. The public are re-
specially invited call this New and Cheap Store,
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. % Don't forget-No. 23
GAY STREET opposite Fayette, apl0 tf
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xyoRtS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.


n DIR. RICH'D Il. HAUGHEY, PRINCIPAL
The York Institute, located in the Borough of York
Pa. 60 miles north of Baltimore, will be open for the
reception of Pupils the first MONDAY of May
ensuing. No situation in the Union surpass it fol
health and beauty; being very elevated il enjoys the
most saHbrous and invgorating atmosphere. The
Institute commands view of the whole Borough
and a assembIage of the most beautiful land
scapes every side. The course Of study will en-
brace the solid branches usually pursued in insttu,
t0hs of high standing and constituting finished edu-
catioa The academic year will be divided into two
sessions of % weeks each, allowing vacation of
weeks in October and weeks in April. The terms
are Zone half in advance for board and tuition for the
scholastic year only 800. Each pupil must find
his own bed and bedding,
REFERENCES:
Rev Samuel K. jennings
" Augustus Webster, Baltimore.
{" John f. Hey,
Thomas q. Pratt, ESQ.,, Governor Of haryldnd.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson,
DR.. Thomas Owings,
90 James Miller,
" W. w. Handy,
I" Alexander F. Dulin,
{" VIM. NJ. Kemp,
Mr.. Moses Sheppard, R,rt;,ox,
Messrs. Wilson & Hopkins,
Beae II. Richardson, Esq.
Allen Paine, Esq.
Wn. B. Norris, Esq.
Richard II. Hall, Esq
Messrs. John Boggs & Co.
Warner & Fisher
James Kent, Esq .7nne .frundet county.
DR.. Denny, EaSton.
Major Thomas Wright, near CentrertHe.
DR.. Richard E. Cochran, Columbia, Pa.
Thomas Hambly, Esq, York, Pa. apl-WStl lthM
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STRAY GOODS.

~ Look out for the ever cheap BONNET
~ STORE, where may be found general as
90 sortment of the most fashionable Bonnets
that can be found in Baltimore. RecOect the "Unit-
ed States Bonnet Store" just above Lght-st., where
may be found general assortment Of fine goods such
As Laces; Ribbons; Gloves Hosiery; Stocks; Collars;
Shawls; Seats, sc. Sc. All very cheap for cash.
90 Don't stop till you call and see for yourselves.
mh3l JAMES COBURN.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y C.fLI'ERT- SITS.
FE,HIS EVENING, April so, 1915, will be per
Il formed THIMBLE RIG; Or, s. 10 or IS. Mrs.
Ginger, Miss CANNON. John Ginger, MIR JOHN
SEXTON. sam Shindy, Mr.. OWENS.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE,
Mr.. RICE will sing the popular song of Jim Crow.
90 To conclude with TIKI VIRGINIA MUMMY.
Ginger Blue, afterwards the Mummy Mr. T. d.
RICE. Lucy, Miss MCBRIDE.
% Admittance - cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2s cents. Saloon performance TO commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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mha5 HAYwARD's CHEAP STORE.
T T UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,

u AND SUN SHADES!
~ The subscriber, having purchased the ex-
@TN tensive Phiadeph Mandatory, recently
SALsf established in this city, corner of Little
>T>- Sharp and Batimore-ss., begs leave to in
form country merchants and city Dealers as well as
the public generally, that he is prepared to accommo-
date them on terms fully cheap they be pur
chased in Philadelphia New York. His stock of
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and SUN SHADES, is
of the best and most substantial manufacture, and
will be found extensive and varied any other in
the country. Determined to sell at the very lowest
Philadelphia and New York prices, he respectfully
invites the public TO give him call.
FRANCIS BEEHLER.
0J- WANTED-Twenty young ladies to sew on
Umbrel as, SC. mhIl-tf
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GOVANSTOWN ACADEMY.
EHI Ill IL SIM NIE SNSSInN Of IN. In II

81 SkGSSloN OF TINS institution
"a will commence on TUESDAY, the 9th of May
next. The pupils are thoroughly instructed in the
Greek and Latin Languages, Mathematics, Natural s.
Moral Sciences, and the several branches of English
TERMs-Boarding in the family Of the Principal $50
per session of 22t weeks, and $40 per session tor
tuition in the English branches and Sis for do in the
Languages and Mathematics; one half of each paya
be in advance
The location is remarkable for beauty and health
uness. Persons DESTROYS of entering pupils can make
application through the Govaustown Post Office, by
letter, (pOst paid,) TO the Principal, personally
his residence adjoining the academy-whO will furnish
cards stating terms more particularly. 1t is desirable
that application be made at early period posi-
bic, and that the pupils entered be OF docile and
ltaclable disposition. The pupils boarding with the
Principal have enjoyed uniform good health and have
generally returned home in the vacation much i'm
proved in this respect well their studies. The
Principal has had an experience of more than IS
years in his profession. The situation Is decidedly
one Of the very best in the State, and the terms as
mo- iCrate as could be reasonably expected.
apes eo4t~ JAMES 7. STEEN, Principal
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BONNET STORE,

" WHOLES.dLE IND KET.4IL,
rs HOWARD-ST., Sd door from Fayette.
EA, The subscriber is receiving his usual Spring
1STsuppy of STRAW BONNETS, of the latest
x styles, to which he especially invites the at
tenton of both wholesale and retail purchasers part
Florence, Rutland and Pedal Braid Bonnets
Neapoltan, Brilliant, Modena and Brd-eye
Fine Braids. Bevon Braid Straw do. 37t up
Fancy Bonnets, from 25 TO so cts; Flued Lawn do.
Children's Bonnets, in great variety, very cheap
Infants Braid and Leghorn Hats, Palm Leaf Hats,
sc. SC, at
mh25 HAYWARD,S CHEAP STORE,
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r f NOV AL

r T. NOV l..
A GARD. MRS. SHERWOOD takes this me
N thod of informing the Medical Faculty of Balti
and the public generally, that she has we'd
to No. 81 EUTAW STREET, least side,) north oil
Lexngon-st, and is prepared to attend all orders OF
CUPPING and LEECHlNG by day or night. Thank
full for past favors, she still solics share of patron
age. The public may depend on her keeping the best
quality of European Leeches
Mrs. SHERWOOD has the pleasure as well as privi-
lege of referring TO the following Physicians
Prof N. X. Smith, J. p. Mackenzie, NJ. ID.
A. Alexander, NJ. ID. ]. II. O'Donovan, NJ. ID.
E.W Theobald, NJ. ID. ]. Ii Patterson, MD.
?. Chatard, NJ. ID. $. Chew, NJ. d.
OIL m
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Nd EMOVED. GEORGE E. COOPER respect
IN fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand 10 the
spacious building No. &c LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
is prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the best plan of any in
the United States, for hosting easy, cheapness and
durability. Also, SADDLE PRESSES on an improv-
ed plan, which will press with onetoui III the power
of any other in use. All kinds of IRON for house
buders-such Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters, sc.
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
of beautiful patterns hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the best style and
reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage,
literally extended to him. he solicts continuance
of the same. All kinds of Bac ksmithing neatly exc
cued at the shortest notice. mhS- e06m
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MATING, MATING, SC.

MATIING, NATTING, &c.
HUST RECEIVED, lot of very superior Ga
% and "A WHITE MATING. Also on hand 6
and A Check Mating; Oil Cloths of various widths,
patterns and prices; Brussels, Three-ply, Super, fine
and common iNGRAINS; Twed and Plain VENE-
TIANS; Floor Baizes; Hearth Rugs; Sheepskin Mats,
a splendid article. Also, Table and Piano Covers;
Hemp, Cotton and Rag CARPETING-all of which
will be sold low. Those in want of any article in the
Carpet line requested call and examine my as
sortnent EDWARD DUVALL,
No. LOG Baltimore street,
ap23 colt APP Sd door from Holiday.
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ANHEAP FOR CASH!
q $50 dozen Mason's BLACKING, all sizes
100 do Tuck COMBS
100 do Side do
10 gross COW HIDES
100 boxes Poland STARCH
100 gross assorted BUTTONS, Lasting, Gilt, Jet
and Pearl, of all sizes
100 dozen assorted COLOGNE WATER
10 gross BEARS OIL; 100 do Smelling Salts
100 boxes Fancy SOAPS
100 lbs. of Id. Cotton; 500 dozen Spool Cotton
100 packages American PINS
500 m Percussion CAPS, split, ribbed and plain.
Just received and for sale by
j. P. DE LACOUR,
ap23eol2t No. 359 Market street, near Eutaw.
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X. MEACHAM, AuctiOneer.


FANRUSTEE'S SALE. BY virtue of general
= ORDER OF Baltimore County Court, the underSign-
ed, Permanent Trustee of George Coss, Insolyent
Debt0r, VIII sell AT public auction on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, Both inst, at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, the
following pieces of valuable property:
All that piece or parcel OF ground situate and living
III the City of Baltimore, and described rs follows TO
Wlt:Beennng for the same at the intersection of The
horthefnlosl sue OF Hamilton St, and the estermost
side of ST. Pauls-s, and running thence northeast
ery, bounding ST. Paul'sst q feet inches; thence
norhwestery, bounding on Dyer's lot, So feet
inches; thence soutAeasery, bounding upon lot sub
leased by john Martin TO James Hutchinson, to Ham
ion st., and thence easterly, bounding on Hamilton
ST, 81 feet inches to the place Of beginning
&assA Inc above lot is improved by beautiful
fsTTI91f three story store and dwelling house, Just
litslti completed, and is subject to ground rent
any time.
Also, all that lot of Ground described as follows
that is to say Beginning for the same on the line of
the north side of ST Pau'sst. at the distance of 81
feet and six inches from the of ST. Paul's and
Hamilton-sts., and running thence, norheasterly,
bounding ST. PaulsSt. 10 fee thence Northwestern
ly parallel with lot No. l6, 100 feel and thence para-
lei with ST. Pal'l's-s Is feet; thence, by straight
line, TO the beginning.
Seus.A The above lot is improved by fine three
TEINYf story dwelling house, with store and back
lhslm building, and is subject to ground rent of
ga per annum.
Also, the lot Immediately adjoining the lot last
named, northery, and fronting l6 feet on ST. Paul's-
st., and running Is feet deep.
As.& This lot Is improved by handsome three
N#siI story dwelling, and is subject to all annual
II ShhsISb ground rent of S72.
The terms OF sale cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser, or one half of the purchase money in six
months, and the other half in twelve months from the
day OF sale with interest, and secured by ap
proved by the Trustee
JOHN FERRY, Permanent Trustee
Q. HORWITZ, Attorney at Law, p. o. Buildings.
ap7mw3w WILLIAM WARD, Auctioneer.
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VERY RICH FRENCH GOODS.
EUST RECEIVED AT GARDENERS,


RY RICH
T Fig'd and Plain SILKS
French BERAGES and
BALZARINES
French JACONETTS
French LAWNS
Plain Black BERAGES
PollaccOs and Matquesies
FIR. and Scotch Ginghams
| Dotted Tarletons.
( Rich Hermann SHAWLS
and SCARFS
Twisted Silk do do
Fancy & Plain Berage do
! Black and Fancy Silk do
Emb'd Grape SHAWLS
Damask do
Embroidered and Plain
| Thibet Shawls.
T French worked COLLARS
| and CAFES
do do ChemiZGtts
La Polka Lace Capes
Misses Collars and Chemi
! Zetts
J FIR. Worked Canezous
| do. Sleeves and Cuff
Lace Wells and Falls
Emb'd l.. C.. Hdkfs.
English Regency Laces &
| Edgings.
( Rich Chinese Feather Fans
do Sandal Wood do
Rich Painted Fans
"Alexander's" best KID
GLOVES
Parasols, Parasollettes and
Sun Shades
Hemstitch d., Corded Bor-
dered and REVERE l.. C.
HDKFS.
r silk and Cotton Cravats
White and colored SILK
GLOVES
Linen Cambria HDKFS.
English Spittaltield do.
La Polka CRAVATS
"AleXahder's" best KID
GLOVES
English and French Drill
lings
Black Satin and Fancy
VESTINGS
Summer CLOTHS
English TWEEUS
Superior Drab de Etc, &c.
i assortment of DOMES-
Iow offered for sale at very
sale or retail, by
GARDNER,
lie Rooms, up stairs,)
No. 1875 Market street,
,urth house above Light.
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REMOVED! REMOVED,

REMOVED! REMOVED!
~ The subscriber wishes TO inform her MI
M friends aud customers that she has remov- M
M y ed her CORSET STORE TO No. 4 SharpM
Ias.eAsreet, near Baltimore street, and would fl
call the attention Of strangers to her very large
ment of fashionable CORSETS, at prices from sc to
$40 per dozen, all warranted well made. Orders left
at Merriam Hodges, No. 1911 Baltimore St.
Light, where samples can be seen will be promptly
attended to by
MRS. BOSLEY, No. Sharp street,
Baltimore.
Also, large assortment of Gentlemen's SHOUL-
DER BRACES, on hand and made TO order. apl4 In
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DEL-AIR ACADEMY,
kb HARTFORD COUNTY, MARYLAND.
SAMUEL NJ. M.aGR.4W, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The Summer Session of this Institution will COM
mence on MONDAY, May 5th, and continue 22a
weeks. CO The of instruction embraces the
English, French, Latin and Greek Languages, Ma
thematcs, SC.
Tuition in Classical Department, $50 pef annum.
do. Mathematical do. 20 do.
do. Primary do. II do.
No extra charge for French.
Boarding, including lodging, washing, fuel, lights,
&c., from $50 to 500 per annum.
By order of the Board of Trustees,
ap2S. cow HARRY ID. COUGH, Secretary,
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G. p. ROGERS

q. T.. ROGERS
BALSAMIC VEGETABLE EMBROCATION.
For the cure OF Sprains, Bruiscs
ez~H~ Freshand Old wounds, Rhe,imasis ism
Wf$k stiffness and swelling of the JOINTS
either for man or horse; also for Cuts
x,skxazDukZ Burns, Calls, stngs bites of insects
Nst*s-eHs%'A~O or reptiles, frosted feet, &C..
For sale only by c. p. ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner of Howard and Marion, and
iaSeoly Howard aud Madison SITS, Bait.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.
FHNAkEN on an Improved principle, by

K1NNf,
A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for life like beauty distncness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken at all ares, in from four to ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute. Fam-
lies taken in groups; also invads and deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice.
Lkenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
SG3-Rooms 1874 and 2l8 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
lored in the most beautiful manner. fp5-tf