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The New York herald., 1845-06-18

DuELLIsTs, LOOK oUr-The Wilmington Journal
puts some very home questions "How would they
Ike TO mount platform about Is or 20 feet high with
their wrists and necks fastened in holes in board and
thus stand an hours and after that be fastened by iron
casps to whipping post and receive thiry.nne iashes
on their bare backs each stroke starting the blood All
the dueIs they may fight hereafter would not wash out
tne disgracc which such punishment would fix upon
them, Besides, to kill man in a duel In Delaware Is
murder and the criminal be caught he will probably be
hung. So take care, you men of honorY -
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

0E- The most pleasant place Of amusement in the
city Is famos Opera House.. which Is SO well venta.
as cool inside the theatre they would be in tho omen
air Black Dabolo and Concert the entertainments
for this evening.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald)
WASHINGTON, June Is, l845

Inc Hes SNGtinn OF Gov. Fdn Ness-GeneTG
Jackson.
The letter OF Gen. Van Ness, of the Bank of the
Metropolis, 10 the President has been printed in cir
cuar form, but not yet issued, except TO the men,
bers of the Cabinet i gives the whole history Of
the forced resignation Of the Governor as Collector,
and is very severe in anmadverslon of the conduct
of Mr.. Polk and the Secretary of the Treasury Ii
seems that Governor Van Ness had some time since.
unoiclay, stated 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury
that his resignation was at the service of the De-
paltment whenever it might be required. This prof
fer, decately made, was afterwards seized upon as
preiext vacae the said Office for another favor
lite, and messenger was despatched 10 New York,
TO receive the resignation of Mr.. Van Ness, and
upon Its receipt here, The same evening" the ap-
polntment Of Mr.. Lawrence was officially announ-
ced in the Union.
We have news to-day of the death of Gen. Jack
son. Tomorrow, il is said, the public Offices will
be closed, and various other military and civil or
ders issued for the respectful observance OF the
mory of the illustrious dead. GENERAL.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

Bradbrook's Golden Fish, 297 Broadwa ny.
No longer the oclde, Fish shipes in the sun
a. the old " ace IL Broadway--two, seve ityone:
y HIS ed up sire m to a far bette hsven
ANA 10 now seen to glitter At two nincty-seven.
There Br,dbrook, establishment, known as Of yore,
Fora wcll-stocked AID excellent outitt;ng store
On the iass,.t still furnishes out6ts complete.
from nne SHIRTS and silk drawers down towel and sheet
The yoysger bou,d on some long oceau "trip
Should ca u at Brsdbrooks ere Joining hE;. .h;,
And there officers, civil or nrval NAV 6sd '
All they need, when to far distant stations assigned
The stranger resident there may inspect
The most elegant goods he could wish 10 seIect
Ofthe very hest f,brics and taste fully made
At prices as fair as are known in the trade.
suspendcrs gloves. collars straps, purses and hose
Stocks handkerchefs, bosoms aud hnc under clothes
With drs.sing gowns, night caps aud fifty things more
Nay bs I'll bad u Brsdbrook famed sut6ttinS ssoss
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Funeral Obseruics In Memory or
ANDREW JACKSON.

The following Srecsl Committees having been appo;pted
from the G mmon Councils Of New York aud Brooklyn will
he IN attendce the Chamber Of The Board Assistant All
deruen every dav between the hours OF and oofk
cav cosmuncatons eatvr 70 the several matters ntrus.d
70 cir chlge Our flow citizens generally and adj
in requested 20 in his est,moqy OF re
srect ~ the lusrlous dead All Associations nndn 10 CO.
requested he Sub-C ommiftee On
Civil Scietc, The Funeral Procession will IKE place on
TUESDAY. the 9Th OF June, instant
Cov'nLrrE ON M,LrAnS-NIessrs Hirt, Burb,nk Cornell
Mssero'e. 80
ErR' DrpanrMrcT--Me. .srs Tapcan d akee. Purser
PRooRAsfsfrNlesr Cornell, Barbauk Be son, Purser
Hrr. DANIEL ID BRT(;(,S Cbai-man ~
0Eo. H. PunsER, Sscrctary.
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WASHINGTON. June l6, lS45.
,,,cS, I....nt.

We have concluded 10 call the public attention
again to those Mexican instalmens Of April and Ju-
y, 1874. Justice to Mr.. Shannon requires to say,
that we believe him in nowlse puticeps cr;miai
in these Ito say the leasD bungling transactions on
the part of the United States agents We did not
mean to incupate him. We only ask for full and
explicit account Of the matter from him; for though
innocent, he cannot be ignorant Of the stock obhng
drait-speculating character OF these aforesaid indem
nifty transactions. After ALL is not Mr. Green the
sponsble agent 10 the United States Mr. Vosss
and his SUBS and their subs may be responsible,
to Mr.. Green but IT Mexico produce the re
celpts OF payment duly authenticated then, it she
has not paid dollar, the fault appears TO be
chhargeable TO Mr.. Green He ought TO have known
better than rely upon Mr. Voss, he should have done
better than surrender this important agency 10
comparatively irresponsible authority But not only
Col. Benton, as we discover, but also Mr.. Shannon,
says that the Mexican Government raised the money
bya gyratefort. Where is the money! The claimants
want TO know-the public want to know-the govern
ment wants to know, and we all want to know. and
must know, and shall sft this matter TO the bottom
IN order 10 ascertain 1t now appears certain the
lace OF the provision and appropriation OF Congress
TO the contrary that the claimants upon the govern
ment TO these Mexican instalmenfs will have wait
again TILL the meeting OF Congress. Meantime, we
like the idea of special enquiry through special
deputy TO Mexico, upon the subject OF these moneys
We hope the administration Will do Itself the honor
and the claimants, so long bamboozled the Justice
OF special enquiry through special agent. And,
If party predictions could for moment be set
aside, we should feel assured In recommending Mr.
Cushing TO this mission. He is an able man--his
Chinese embassy one of the strongest redeem
ing points ot Tyler's administration. In that matter
he proved himself the Scholar the statesman, the d-
plomatist, and the true man of his country We
like such men. They contribute much 10 sustain,
aye, to elevate the national character abroad. We
seriously call the attention Of the Executive and
his advisers 10 these suggestions. SHEcKs.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
General Order.

WAsHiScroS, June is. 1915
The President of the United States with heartfelt so
corps the death OF ANDREW JACKSON. On the eve ing
Of sunday the eighth day of June, about six ocloc he
resigned his spirit to his heavenly Father The in,
while it learns with grief the death of its most ust
citizen finds solace in contemplating his venerable t hr
held in HIM the bravest and wses and most fortunate OF
its defenders The country raised him to the highest
trusts IN military and IN civil lie with conf
lowed him in uDdminshed vigor to retirement
watched his latest hours and pays its tribute
his grave. Wherever his lot was cast, he appeared
among those around him, first in natural endowmens and
resources not less than first in authority and station
The power his mind impressed itself the policy Of
his country and still lives and will live forever in the
memory Of its people, Child of forest region and
came to the guidance Of affairs nsnctiyeiy attached it
self to general principles, and, inspired by the truth
which his heart revealed to him in sngleness and
simplicity he found always resi- in the breast OF
his countrymen. Crowned with glory in war. in his
whole career, as statesman, he showed himself tho
whose throbs all for republican freedom and
his native land, he yet longed to promote the
merce, between the many nations Of mankind.
He was the servant Of humanity of vehement will.
he was patient IN council de1ossns long, hearing All
pidy. OF noble nature; and incapable OF disguise,
his thoughts lay TO all around him. and won their
confidence hy his ingenious fJsnkness His judgment
was of that sodity that he tempered vigor with
prudence. The aushings Of anger could never cloud
his faculties but rather kindled and lighted them up,
auickening their energy without disturbing their ba
lance In war his eye at glance discerned his plans
with unerring sagacty in peace, he proposed mea-
with instructive wisdom. Of which the inspirations
prophecy In discipline stern, In just resolution
inae xble, he full of the gentlest affections
ready soace the distressed and to relieve the needy
faithful to his friends ervid for his country Indifferent
to other rewards he aspred throughout life to an honor
able fame and loved his fellow that he ionged to
dwell in their afiectionate remembrance Heaven gave
him length Of days. and he filed them with deeds OF
greatness He always happy; happy in his youth,
which shared the achievement OF our national indepen
dence; happy in his after which behed the valley
Of the wes cover itself with the glory Of free and
increasing States; happy in his age which saw the pco
pie multiplied from to twenty millions and freedom
and union make their pathway from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific thrice happy in DEATH for while he believed the
liberties OF his country mperishable, and was cheered
hv visions constant advancement he departed from
his life IN full hope OF blessed immortality, through
Tie merits aud utunemert o. his kcdecmef
oliosrs ot the army Tie navy, and the mAxins corps
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
AMUSEMENTS.

Park TaEATRE.
FRI ENCH OPERA
- -, By Che sudden rdsposen of Mime, CAsINl and y
Tqi TTEqiqKlOI. tnr seeo performances, Of GCiLLAUML
TELL announced FOR Tonight ulavoid 'ily postponed
wednesday Evening. Dune Isth,
LOUISE OU LA REPARATION
VAUDEVILLE IN twu acts, y Scribe.
Mazem, M Monia.sisr sidde, NJ. Tncher
sAsbach NJ Mathen Nine Br,eck Mime. Matthew
- Louise .....:......; y lie Naris.
To conclud with tine in III city Vaudeville in
by B.yard entitled
!. LES PREMIERES AR WIS UE R1cHFLIEU.
Chey le' ofMatgao VI. Ar taser; Btron OF B-eehasse,
me 81 phsn eurot; rqae's Of Bsschsss, Wine Mara;
Eng1nie; Milr d. Noce. MIN. Richer.
Pree Of Adm First Tier Of Boxes aud Parquee,
sii Second aud Third Tiers so cents; Gallery Is cents
htlf-rnst 7 b clock
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB RACES First Day.
Monday, June 2, lS45 Walker stake-$IOO SUBJ
scrption $50 forfeit, $25 declaration Walker OF
Walkers presenting the winner with handsome sill.
yer pitcher, valued at 500.
Jos. Metcalfe's b. c. Fred. Kaye, by Grey Eagle
dam by Moses, -. ......
j. O. Ross Co.'S gr. c. American Eagle, by Grey
Eagle, dam by Waxey, ....... Q
Time, l:52l-l:56.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY

NJ BENNETT, les Front street. tive doors south Of Full
vl. The extensive aud brillisnt assortment OF
Fireworks offered at the above PLACE, consisting OF
Honsry and Signal Rockets with gold aid silver RAIN Suns
inge, yer,ees. Mines Of ssrpen and sts MARQUIS Ben
pers Port Fires Blue Lights Scroll Wheels orhlions Line
Pigeons Torpedoes Pulling Crackers Double Headers Fir.
Crackers, Canton Rockets, &C., &c.
Country merchants and dealers in general
call aud examine the above stock
b. Committees for city and country displays military am
private parties be supplied the liberal will
the above mentioned articles wARRANrEDthe havn
b-eu selected with the I'm m2rsrk
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
Sales OF Stocks Mt Boston,

EycH4saE BoAnp-Ju,e ie-3 shas Boston & Providence
Railroad l1 Hamilton Manufacturing Co HOO; Is Charles
town Branch Railroad 2m 7s 50 Norwich Worcester
Road 72 50 do do 72' 200 do do I'm 72l 100 Long
M 100 WiI%snssSa &c kaEoad - ds 10" DO DO m 200
2sh 100 do do 26,x IS do do 2k; do do 10 ds 26s
$50 Boston Co 2 100 do do 13s Is do do 10; 600 do
10 4 O m
The New York herald., 1845-06-18
SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
To- 81 DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
GR N IIUl1.iI GRIP [, - - NAN'D


No 81 DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
GREENWICH STREET.
SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincers thanks to his
friends and he public large for the liberal support
strict att toa to merit cotanscs thereby Te ne,ss
Of his Aes Wines Liquors and Sugars well known
20 need comment large Of Refreshments be
had at all times till twelve ughsuch Beef Steaks
ton Chops rsd Kidney; Ham aud Eggs Sardne Posched
Sood dinner oRos,t Boiled Ne for One shilling every
drsught Good Lodgings for Is aid ny Cold
cu,s at momsnts This House ha. proved by
comparson ior to be the coolest aid comfort
tls 's the city, No House better supplied with English
Ste Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready
moments warnrg-free-srafis--o nothing. les lrnssc
d Comsignees wl ple,se stt-nd to the receipt Of their
goods Immediately. t. X. COLLINS & CO., S South st.
SHIP OCEAN, FROM LIVERPOOL.-C Consignees will
- please send their permits board Pier No. North
River All goods not permitted by the 18th inst will be
TO the Public Store jeIs
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

Lro hlrtro AltNt.o DE nj HtLltU.
T%sS H,i e @ Js;;i Si Dsss 4 Rsssss
Psss aGNSd f Il N Ming da;ssa Mile de SOass Nine
Price Of Admis.io First Tier of Boxes aud Paquette
~ Second aud Third Tiers 50 ssts Gallery 2, cents
hilf-rasr 7 o'clock
SiRLo's GARDEN.
1"''N '1HShsa1seSs HR RosERTs 4 is~s'''a' Of
The esfSad fSd G9@sd4 FS SadSg Theatres
Wednesday Evening, june tstn.
s 81 T Il es pssss
Do. cr..1 D9H 6. bs.sG cEsxE b. BAzAS h; Roberts.
6ssrl: 6ss 5s. d,:sss s,is sr%n W.a
SS;1qs;.: NisSs.:sssa1 s ''' ,.;',o W.. ns' "@''"
4 r. .s,... !. ,us S;.
pou Pas de Bsas 'n
: coScERT ,s'Sf%t:I < LA "s'' NHsARb. iiSsai
GTaSxsTe s3sses Tl19 p FiEToSasTs sIe%ffsT 'N'
Messrs Mum, Walker Honey aud Steward.
An efficient Police win always BE- in attendance main
tam good order aud keep al nproper persons out
limited number Of spason ickers will he disposed Of
Performance to commence at O'Clock Doors open at
FAL1IS17s OI. alES1 HTUsE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
Na % Instant cHs
the ssy.y .ysogS Sn further w ::
BLACK DiABOLO!
the | n Of TerraIin-a.
Being close Blu esque on the celebrated Opera Of
FRA DIAypLO
HsarE Ra s us
returned from successful through the Southern and
f5SEIssi GY6 $ vtjsh v5s1r yin dosSFar 3 siEi%
Admission rs Cents.
Private Boxes. for four persons 81.
Doors open at TX oclock-Peformance to commence at
o'clock.
= Boz, Office open from A. NJ. until r. NJ. where
Seats may be secured. jig itrc
CA5NLE GARDEN.
frcprietors ........ Messrs French and Heser
admission 25 Cents
An Entire Change of Entertainments
Second Appearance Of the celebrated Vocalist,
AlR DEMPSTER.
"Wednesday Evening, June 18th.
After which Mr. Dempster will have The honor appe airing in
n Vocal Entertainment,
Comprising series Of Songs Ballads &c. among which
Dear Land OF my Birth"
Let US Love oneano another'-"John Anderson, my Jo,"
The loved one was not there,
r, Lament Of the Irish t:migrant,"
The Blind Boy"-"rhe Indians complaint"
The May Queen" &C., SC.
pTyERTTsEMENT BALLET!
In which Mr. c. I. Parsloe and Miss Cohen
will appear in various Dances.
~ Between the entertainments ntermissicr Of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
Doors open ct hsIfpasf O'Clock Performance to
nence AZ anclock.
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

BURNING OF THE lMPoRTER-The Importer was
burnt to the hull last night, at the mouth of Deer
Creek no insurance. She undoubtedly set fire to,
the flames burst from the state where the mat
tresses deposited. The had been discharged
some two weeks since the boat laid up paint and
pair ana consequently there had been no fire on board
Capt Johnson watch and the second clerk Glib.
son. was sleeping mattress in the social hall From
$4,000 to $4,000 in urs belonging to Choeau Valle
consumed, supposed to have heen insured. There
was no privilege OF reshppng. The books were saved
and the engine not much ninrcd-Cn Letter June IL
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY,
SaGH1 AI AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
GxI1453s-Thes splend steamI oat SOUTH AMERI.
Z-CA, Captain H. NJ Truesdel, will leave the
foot Of Barclay tnorh side Of the Fey) Thursday
morning, June 19th at o'clock.
Forpassage apply on board tae beat
Usual a di gs Csdw-ls West Point, Newburgh HamI-
ton Milton, Pought eepse HI de Park Rhnebeck Redhook
Maiden Catski Hudson, Coxsackie, Kndcrhook and New
Baltimore. arc
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

THE SUBSCRIBERSh hold grant of square mile in the
i rich Copper aud Lead Region Lake Superior, which
hey will dispose Of shares otherwise very
ditng terms.
Also ncShamstble Coal and Iron Mines, n Pennsylvania
Virginia aud Tennessee at low prices and the
favorable terms. Real Estate Market, Wall street,
jl9 2ttm ARNOLD BUFFUM & CO
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

OBSTRUCTION OF THE U. s. MAIL.-The land mail,
between Charleston anl Savannah, was, We under
stand temporarily obstructed and detained on its way
Deputy Sh srs Of Colleton District levying the stag
and horses carrying the mail under executions against
III Barcfed, lately deceased the late Mail Contractor.
carry the mail distance his shoulders and then
to hire horse in order to bring to this place. We
learn that warrens have been applied for against the
persons guilty Of this msdemeanor.-C Courier
June Ia
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NoTICE-BOOK BTNDERY AND MATE
"A MALSWrdaesday az 10 O'Clock, Fulton street br
order Of The Executors 9f Boosted. firm Of Brosd
henaa the ene stock Mschaes aud Tools othe
saear', Cutting Presses slmps and Finishing oos stpgs
Tor Book Binding THIS assortment Too aud NJ chr
aery will found worth the atte ition of TIE tsde.
eli I'm - Y. INGNA An,
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

FIRE WORkS-FIRE WORKS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have opened large assortment o
L Fire Works, which they will sell cheap any othe
vender in the city. w. r. BALLAGH,
No. Chambers street corner Of Chaihsm street.
N.B.-The Works are Mol jas 3w-rc
FIREW WORKS., CRACKERS, &C.
FOURTH OF JULY, ls45.
COUNTRY and City Dealers in Fireworks, will find 1t to
~ their cal and examine offensive assortment
OF the best quality r. AYLFE'S old establishment, u
Chatham street large quantity Of Fire Crackers Just received
Remember the sign OF the Two Mammoth Sky Rockets.
Mind we have removed from 90 g "a Chatham jel lm.rc
FOURTH OF JULY, lSl5.
FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
,HE subscriber oilers for sale complete assortment Of
roechnic articles, ufactured exclusively Tor his
saes, by the best maker Ia the country
Cities towns, public private exhibitions supplied at the
lowest prices, and the quality warranted.
Wholesale buyers Of small fireworks will find the advat
tage giving call Prices low good article be al.
(oded and the best article warranted to be the cheapest
Chinese Frccackers and Fireworks reduction Of 80 to so
per from last prices.
j. w. HOL8ERTON, IS Maiden lane,
p,3tf fivf I'm below William street
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

NEW YORK LODGE No. 10, /. O. O. +.
THE MEMBERS Of New York odge No To- o. o. F.,
hereby notified be punctual il their attend ance This
Evening, their Lodge Room, O'Clock Pre- cisey for the
Of taking action raj very impnraut
to the BY Laws. HENRY HERKNER, N. g.
JOHN &. DERR, Secretary jlS I've
The New York herald., 1845-06-18

CHANCE to make fortune in inexhaustibe quarry
lime stone ofsup~ror quality wtha kiln for burning wit
stone coal most conveniently located for marketing the
with 30 ofand dwelling house &C. It will be sold al
very low price; practical business will be taken
partner in the concern. Inquire at the
Real Estate Market, 81 Wall street.
iis atm ARNOLD BUFFUM & GO.
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NO LONGER
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HUT CHAAG.ED ITO 1a-

Q3- The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance oil the city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscriber number has been changed
from 26 to 49, OF which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABL T.
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the IRE
occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others 10 the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure OF dyspepsia. Bowel
Complaints Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tiynI, Colds Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints 10 which we are liable. In addition 10 the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he las in his possession number from most respncta
BILE individuals, all testiyiug TO the virtues of these
medicines, and whch can he seen al his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to discerning public who have
extended to his medicines such n liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive Of much
good wherever used. AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made To impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his nane on the top of the
cork also fac smile OF his the label on the
side of the bottle. None other genuine therefore
be OF deceived
His ANTI BILIOES PILLS are acknowledged
10 he most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They extensively us@i and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition 10 the above he has many other MEDt-
CiNAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety Of PERFUMERY caa-
lsgNes Of which can he nj his store, and which
he warrants to he equal to any ia the city.
LOUIS GOTLEN, No. 30 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
NJ b. Remember the No, IS, as the genuine Ggt;-
eles are for sale at no other place in Baltimore ale
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n GaaR DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
n VI WI ~ S.rQR.I,s SpEl.IEL1. - ~ =

m y = - Vr.!I y IT IT T1CITIN NVMFUUNU, fOl
the cure OF Gon~rrhGa, elects, Structures, Dialects on
dulty in making water and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha OF either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail to
effect permanent cure and too in the shortest posi-
Bile time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where it has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such qiack nosrums
as cannot b. dapend' upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure composed
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
to equal inns compound, or who will prove that it
tans any mineral substance whatever.
N. h. This medicine can be had of James p. VIII
hanson corner of High and Gay-sts. 20. T.); Joseph
sawyer corner OF Paca and Pratt-sts. and by Il. Y.
Forney, corner Of Clay sIm Eutaw streets.
10 Washington-by G. Scott, corner of 7th st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, of 9Th
street AMI pennsylvania Avenue. fel0- y6mt
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FHIAhGN ON an Improved principle, by
IL kERFOOT s. KING.
n favorable opportunity is offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
lDRE PoRfRAITS in the most perfect style OF
execution, Which for Iifelke beauty, dstnctness and
accuracy, acknowledged to be unsurp lssed Chill
dren taken at all ages in from four to ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds TO one minute. Fami-
lies taken IN groups; also nyaiids and deceased per-
sons taken al their residence the shortest notice.
LkeneSses taken in oil kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all eases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied
t63-Rnoms 1917. and 2l8 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lOTcd in The most beautiful manner. fe5-tf