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from Cayille, With 2500 Circassians- on
board, caught fre and went ashore neal
Osps Rlig Five shunded Ayes were lost
The remainder were saved"
SAN Francisco, March sth.-A Victoris
despatch says the wreck of the steamer
Cordelie, of San Francisco, has drifted
|aAhore Oh the west coast Of the island
The machinery is not to be found, and It II
supposed that the vessel must have been
capsized on crossing on the bar at Coquille
river, to which port she runs from Sar
Francisco, and the machinery dropped out
No bodies were found on board.
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sHERIFF's sALEs
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ of A)s
to me directed will be enn. ". .Leya
sale at the hotel Of John Il pTsed
Georges hundred, iu New 6a.1alh 6fa1lh
THURSDAY, the 2Tst dav o,y
lo'clock, T, N N march
The following described Real' n
All those two lots or plece, ~, n'al
in the village OF OGc cs'1r%l "a ~ laod
Castle. and State OF DelawaTroo aTouhly
follows, to wit: No. / Dr. bOts
corner ofthe lands OK the bessslhnlH
Thomas, deceased, On the vs MY Of
road, thence with said Thom"aaa,In nam 81
40 i-2 degrees west 81 parches I IbaI ast
B IL degrees. west s perches ,heoe ,hes
40 l-2 degrees. east Ii perches. .aelq .s
street, or road Aforesaid. Ihen0@s W y
same sonth 48 Ia deg, ees east uce "
the place of beginning. contain, p
and eight square perches of lan9 y
less. Vi 'ana n
No. 2.-Begirning at a corrs, g.
Jacob Vanaegrift, on OsbornaI ~
said village thence north Il 10 Ss's s,'s
20 PEI ches. thence with lands 1s's "
Hogers, Esq. north 323.l Ga,Ns
IL 6-l0 perches, thence .outh 4I fae
q 2.l0 pefches TO the lands Of n. XIV SsI
ceased, thence with the same soNM w
grees. west rs $40 perches to A st"nai Sts'a
north IL l-z degrees. west s.,l ,IIs ot
thence south Al degrees, west 2 g.ia VI !.
10 the said Osborne street, thencUo n
said street north aS i-2 degrees vosS NJ
perches TO the place OF bpgirr'nvv v's :.
ing 4 IL acres. more or less BcoL \
7, page 257, &c. Upon 20 ! is ~
two-sto y house and kitchen: 2iso Il ~ n
ing used rs school house orelSto,s
also a barn with stable under N
house. corn house. hog house and NY y
buildings thereon erected. D''
Seized and taken into eyecnt,o,,
property Of Ann E. Lord, Fyecrss s
Joseph A Lord, deceased erJ Jr .u-
mortgager of Joseph A. Lord, and n h
his wife, and Joseyh alphens Io%
ginia Lord. Cordelia, wife of CosI
Uson, Clara. wife Of Roberts !
lord, Anna Lord, Emma Lor1 tb,
Eliza 4. Lord. daughter Of TheotoS
deceased, a son of Joseph A, / ord d,s
deVise.s s OF Joseph a. LorA, and tt,
be SOLD by
Sheriff-s Office. New Castle Ncr,I,
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CHERIFF'J SALk.

by virtue of writ of Lcyari N
to me directed, will be exposed 'ot I'M
safe, ut the Lafayette Hetel, Si 9.
, rect, kept by Geo. W. OrtIip, III wv
Of Wilmington, New Castle Coun"'
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of Mareh,A
Mt 2 o'clock, p. NJ, the following dtSD
Real Esta Viz. All those two cer.aiTT oiT
or p Gees OF land situate in the clly,w
mlngton, county aud State Muit ruit
bounded as describe as follows, W wi
ginning at corner stake on me ,nasl mu's
Of Market st.. at ~ Fl. q in. bread Inv
being q corner OF a lot r p@lS nd h
VIII en- JOB Harvey and wi fe sold aiG N
veyed to john nm. and now oi or,tl
Chandler. thence with his line T. 1TeIl ,Te d
de- "ees west. and passing throusi tm'
dlr or the gable end wall "f ne 1iU nsJ
nNv Il thandler'S trick me, surge W ~ wi
to the said David Cha ii er's staRe ~
m''d o distance hctw en- Maihe ,,,i1
+tipley sts,, theme with The sAin nrIy mIII
'NAtapce and Il G | ne OF land 'o,usi o, sogi
Mary Harvey, deceased, aofih 81 10
east about; ! II 10 ia to co'hel sns s.nn
tot or part OF Il lo' which Ion rHl lTEi y, ird \
wife sod ana conveyed 10 Jonh -, i, ~ ~
and now orc. Green, therce Wlte .h1ndiy
SNu'h snd passtns thr ugh the ihout tn sot
the south east gable cpd wall OF ,n,Ep ,ne rri
Orc ms Brick NJ ssuegr 66ft 10 M"lanSg aeg
thence Down Ma"hst ST.. sou n ~ ~ ~
west about 2ifr 10. in. tH;he n eniGdss
uln", conta'rsng within 50 Id nov ut &
cDmputa Los feet o land, be use 4
| more or les vita y four story bIlch
There OIL erected. IN
Also, No. : Beginning a'a story ~
| cast side ~ Shi ley ST.. ~ corner ni n ~ n
| merry ~ John Hayes aai no" Il - 10
alcr, tHcnce north ~ tCgreeS, t"SH =,
| ., uN ShlpleS 81, 10 n sake, tncl &c
| IS degrees east ~ the middle d,s'ap,ibNt M
| lweeu Market and Shipl'y St. 10, II"
| with / m'dd'C distance 8 u'h y vi
west q Il q IN by the line rmeriy or %,
hayeS, aEerwa DIS Ann LNtimers II;
| stake. thence with the same norm u, N
Grets west H. th' Y ace orhegirnine,o "
contents within said bounds wha,t
may, With ihrre sturS BRICK nous
on erected. Book l., vol. Q. pa e &C.
seed aud taken in execution "
property OF William silver aid ~.
his wife. sHd iobert Py.e and Wm'
n,cnd, t.i.'s, and 20 bs sold by \,
sheriff Office, New Castle. Feorus
A. d , 1878
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me dire ted, will he Sposed 10 lubiio sale
at the afayc tt iEute,. Sil hipley street
| ept by George W. trtlip, in the City OF
Wi mington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of March, IS7e
at2 o'clock Z. M.
The following DIT ts"ribed real estate, viz
All those three certain lois, piecH. OR
parcelp OF laui with the FRI me dwe ings
thereon erected. stu 'tc III The city OF WI.
ming1cn. bounced uui described -, fol-
lows 20 wit
No, beginning &t paint 81. the cas- =
erly side tt CNnr,h :. 81 , tWeen Eighth
and \ Ninth sre -, = t''e distahc. off, feet
| from IN G, 'h"r : sd oF h'ehtn street
thence sas!t ~ ,'1 !..l Nil o EIg III street
100 feet O a. itc ',I~uCa nG5tte.IY parallel
with C.,nr,h S'grCt. 81 tee :" au"ther stah e
thence wc,,eTi, parallel with Ighth street
one huuni 4 +, ct 10 the sf1le d side OF
Church street, %rd tneu c. ti,s rewi, h south
eriy Is feet To the pace Of hpEiuning, be
the contents t.is rco! thai Whey may, with
, wo two.s; lio.t = rpe 4 G.yr'iag houses
thereon Boo 90. / - 5i5 d..
No. 2.-Beg' 'GGlnE "A 'lh 1iH!tnerly side
of Lcgan's Court a It ae',2o feet wide lead.
ing from tje wilmington and Christ'ana
Turnpike is0th g. ;it' Phiia eli ha, viii
mire' - aMh Il 4 mere kailrna and lt
the di4rance II; II K" ta:terly from Nancy
street. ~ u Z II l.tt u ! ti.t IDtiilet y III .
E.Moore tuepcc norther y with saidMoores
line parallel with said turnpike 6S feet to n
line of land, late OF John HEDGES, thence
with his line easter!y parallel with Logan s
Court 45 feet to stake. in = line OF land
late Of John Finn, thFuce s1uthe ly parai-
lei with The first mentioned line 6S feet t.
the aforesaid side OF Logan's c urt. and
theuce therewt;: westerly IS feet to The
place of be ming, ~ the rnten sthereuf
what they may. Gu G! T@Ter.h' iess 10
ground rent G't en- dollars with two
storied frame mes,uaga thereon. book IS,
Vol. s, Page 15i, &c.
No, 3-Beglnning at point on the south
erly side OF Ninth s rect between Madison
and Monroe stree s hE the distance OF 206
feet westerly from the westerly side cf
Madison street aui 70 fee westerly from
the westerly side oil NJ ROW street a corner
for other land of the sa d :. J. HON, thence
with ssid Horn's land s9ltheriy parallel
with Madison street, 20 feet 10 stake,
thence weEte'ly and parallel with Ninth
street IA feet u stake in line of land Of
John Me "afferty. thence along said McCaf-
ferty's line northery ana parallel with
Madison street, 20 feet to the sa'd side OF
Ninth street, and thence herewith es steily
II feet to the pleca cf beS inuing. be the con-
tents thereof what they may. Book +.
Vol. ., Page SfS, dc.
Seized and taken in execution go the
property OF SoInmon ] Horn and Huyh
McClafferty and Ann McClaffeity, I. rs,
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, Feb. 20, 1873
Feb 25-s,
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KILOGRAMS.
THE EAsrERn WAR.

j ,LeNpss, March 10, 1s7s.-It Is rumored
in the london clubs and political circles,
but II cannot be said on how good grounds,
that Lord Lyonsis likely to succeed Lord
Derby % Secretary OF State for the Foreign
Department In case affairs between England
and Russia again become threatening. 1t
: 10 even regarded as not unlikely that the
change may be made before the meeting Of
the Congress, In which case England would
b. represented BY Foreign Minister.
v TEE zND OF sREoIAN AMBITION.
A special despatch from Vienna says !:
"The extension Of Bulgaria along the
Kgean Sea has caused great commotion at
Athena, since, II carried out, It would ter
minate the Greek aspirations in connection
with Thrace, Constantinople and the Oar
danelles. Even should the strip from Kavala
to Makat only be included in Bulgaria this
would interrupt the coast line, possession
Of which they have long regarded a. right
ful Inheritance, the majority of the in>
ha5itants being Greeks"
..s HOPES OF THE CONGRESS.
at Il mot to Russia's interest to make
sacrifices for things which do not contain
within themselves guarantees of stability,
and to which Europe was bound to refuse
recognition. Consequently there was a
justifable hope that the Congress would
lead to an agreement. Austria enters the
Congress to defend Austrian and European
interests.
SAVING HER STRENGTH.
"Austria has reserved her whole strength
for the moment of conclusion Of peace. She
asks money grant to secure her interests
against any surprise; not relying upon
mere political arguments when one Power
comes fully armed upon the scene. Our
request is not an act of hostility against
any Power, nor mere idle demonstration,
but On act of precsution."
BISMARCK IN NEED OF BKrosE.
A correspondent at Berlin says :-"Un-
happily there is no donbt that Prince
Bismarck's health Is little improved by his
vacation. He worked nearly a. hard as If
he had been In Berlin, and returned in no
condition for work. Nevertheless, he has
accomplished remarkable amount Of work,
often with extreme physical exertion, even
suffering. AZ soon as the Chapcellor's
Substitute bill is passed he will take auot her
and this time real, vacation"
DEFEAT OF KAFFIRs.
Sir Bartlc Prere, Governor and Com
monder-in-Ch Of the Cape Colony, was
expected to return to Cape Town from the
Interior about February 90. A despatch
dated the 10Th of last month says: "A
severe engagement occurred last week, in
which the Katis were completely defeated
and lost many killed."
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FOREIGN.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
REvoLTING MURDER.

hkfOLTlNJ AJhDkk.
PANAMA, Feb. Is.
A most revolving and cruel murder was
committed on board the steamship 10 on
her last voyage north, shortly before her
arrival at Iquiaue. After leavin port two
stowaways we've discovered On board, and
BY order Of the captain they were placed In
irons on the main deck and fastened to q
stanchion on the after part Of the vessel.
About three o'clock in the morning . deck
trader, q Gillian, who had his tent at the
opposite side of the deck, approached the
prisoners and accused one of them of steal.
ing chisel from his tent. The man pro.
tested his innocence, stating that IT WAS i'm
possible for him to do 1t, being In irons.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
FARM OF3O0 ACRES

IN CAROLINE COUNTY, MARYLAND,
Three miles from Ridgely Station, on Mary.
land and Delaware Railroad. one nail
cleared and fenced. Timber chleny oaK
and chestnut. A good barn. stable. etc.
A peach orchard OF 2 600 trees, good varie.
ties. Good neighborhood. Sold because II
mas passed into the hands of lady In
Philadelphia who cannot give II attention
Terms very reasonable. VIM. g. RIDGELY
Attorney, Denton, Caroline County. Md.
feb7
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c,nmH6e money faster al work ior Ii
u than n ANYTHING else. Capital not
required; We Will start You SI2 day Mt
home made by the igduStr'ous Meu WOm-
en- boys and girls wanted everywhere 10
wo'k f1r us. Now is the time. Costly
ouirt and terms free, Address TRrE &
Co, Augusta. Maine.
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SHERlFF's SALE.
By virtue of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale at the Lafayette Hotel, Sll
Shipley street. kept by George W. Ortlip.
In the City of Wilmington, New Castle
County. Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, the 19th day OF March ,lS7Sat
2o'clock. p. m.
The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
brick messuage thereon erected, situate In
the city of Wilmington, bounded ard de-
scribed as follows 10 wit: Beginning at
the Intersection OF the northery side OF
Sixth street with the easterly side of Mad.
ison st. eet, thence easterly along said side
of Sixth street 81 feet to stake, thence
| northerly and parallel with Madison street
| 10 feet to a stake, thence westerly parallel
| with Sixth street so feet to the said side OF
Madison s rect, and thence Herewith b
| southerly I6 feet to the place of beginning
containins eight tuudred feet of lana ore
| or less. Book ". Vol. page 102, &c.
Seized ard taken In execution as the
property Of william Silver and Eliza ]
his wife, aud Charles H Groves. f.. Groves
| David Chambers and Ly dia Chambers, t t's
and to be sCld by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifss Office. New Castle, Feb. 20, 1878
| Feb 25-ts.
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EOR CORONER,
HUGH McLAUGHLIN,
OF Wilmington Hundred.
Tothe Democratic Voters of New Castle
County;
GENTLEMEr-Thankf ful for the very lib
eral support given me at the last nomina-
ton, / again otter myself as a cand date
for the democratic nomination r Coro
ner Of New Castle cruuty, pledging my
support to the successful nominee. j24tn
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PROFESSIONAL.

TOHN q. COLE,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
OFFICE, PLUNKETT's BUILDING, THIRD
NoyA AND MARKET STREETS.
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CANDIDATES FOR CORONER
NOR CORONER.

JESSE JAMES,
or Mill Creek Hundred.
Subject to the decision OF the Democratic
Party. Of New Castle County, in 1878.
fan9i.tn
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SHERIFr's SALE,

SHERIFr's SALE.
BY virtue OF writ OF evaria Facias
to me dir, cted, will be exposed t, ,public
kept by George w. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilminton, New Castle county, Della
ware. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of March, 1878
at2o'clock,
The following described Real Estate viz.
All that certain lot ef land and frame
dwelling house thereon, situate in Christi
and Hundred, county and State aforesaid
bounded and described as fellows. to wit
Beginning 1T the westerly side of Seventh
Avenue tBrowp town. at the distance of q
feet nor herly from the northerly site OF
street along Tine cf othe land CIT. B
Gallo ay Trustee Of Mary E Colemanj on
the south 100 feet TO corner, thence north.
erly parallel to Seventh Avenue 20 IT to q
corner thence easterly parallel to the line
first described and &C" st. 100 II. TO the
and thence thereby southerly 20fC. u the
place Of beginning, oe the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of William kennedy and Margar.
OF his wife, and {. 's., and to be scld by
ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff,
sheriff's ONCE. New Castle. Feb. 26, 1873
SHEhlFt'S SALE.
BY virtue of writ OF Levari Facia,
to me directed will be exposed to public sa'.
at the Lafayette Hotel, Sil Shipley street
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City of vii
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of March, 1878
at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
The following described real Q state, viz:
AL that certain lot ar piece OF land. will
three story brick building thereon rect &c
situated in the city of Wilmington bound
ed and described as follows to wit: Begin
ming on the northerly side of Twelfth stIee
at the distance ofS6 feet from the essteyl,
side Of Washinsto1 street. theEc ce norther,
ly parallel TO Washington street, 1O0 feet tc
toe southerly side of n 20 feet wide street
extending from Washington ret 10 Wes,
street thence easterly aloDg said side o
said street and parallel 10 Twe.rh street 81
feet to a stake, thence soutLeriy parallel &c
Washington street I0l feet TO lie said side
OF Twelfth stree and thence thereby wes +.
erly 80 feet to the place of beginning, be
the conteuts thereof what they may, with
the privilege of the use OF the aforesaid q
feet wide street in co mon with others en-
titled thereto forever.
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property Of MabIon 3. Stotsenburpard d FL.
len J. his wife, and to be sold by
1SAAC CRU 6B Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE, New Castle, Feb. %, 1878
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FOR CORONER.

E0R CORONER.
JOHN M. ENOS,
OF WILMINGTON HUNDRED,
Subject to the decision of the democratic
Party, of New Castle County, In 1873.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
SHERIFFs SALE.

By virtue of writ of Vendttioni TX.
ponas. to me directed. viii be exposed
to Public Sale, at the Hotel OF John u
Paulin, in Odesss, IN st. Geo ges Hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day Of March. al
loclOck, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain lot of land situate
In the village of Odessa, in st Georges
Hundred, New Castle County aad State ot
Delaware, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at stake in the
side Of Sixth street. corner OF land
OF Thomas Cosgrift, thence with said Sixth
street north ~ l-2 degrees east 20 feet 10 q
stake corner for the Methodist Episcopal
Parsonage, the nee south AZ l-2 degrees east
100 feet to stake carner.'as last aforesaid
and in line of land late OF Mr.. DouRhten
deceased, thence with bis land south 40 IL
iegressswest 80 feet to stake corner for
said land of said Cosgrift, snd thence with
his land north ~ I-2 degrees west 100 st to
the place Of beginning. containing 5000
square feet of land more or less, with a
frame dwelling house and other improve
meuts thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution" as the
property of William B. Croft, ,snd to be sold
by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
SheriffS Office, New Castle March LIST 1878.
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NHERIfF's SALn.

Bv virtue Of a writ OF Levarl Facias to
me dire ted, will he eToUsed IN Iubiio sale,
at the afayc te Hute,. S4l hipley street,
Kept by George W. trtlip, in the City OF
Wi minst ton, New Cas:lecounty, Delaware,
on
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TOHN O'BYRNE,

Pension Papers Carefully PREF
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For the Democratic AdUocate.
Western Maryland College.

1t will no doubt be very gratifying
to the many friends of Western Mary
land College, in Westminster and vicinity,
to know that the recent public expressions
of interest on the part of the citizens have
eliminated in earnest cooperation for the
removal of existing liabilities that have so
long been in the way of the permanent
success of this Institution.
The canvass thus far, has resulted in
securing in reliable obligations the sum
of 81, 500 among the citizens of WestmiD-
ster, only part of whom having yet been
seen on the subject. 1t is fully believed,
when the remaining part shall have made
their subscriptions, that the sum of at least
$4,000 will DO secured at the home of the
College.
The people in other portions of the
State, who are interested in this Institu-
ton, have been correspondingly liberal as
far as the canvass has been made Dur
ing the past six weeks, the sum of nearly
$4,000 has been secured in all.
The undersigned is glad to say, that
both in Westminster and elsewhere, he
has been received by the people with much
cordiality, and many of the very best citi-
zeas have responded with great cheerful
ness to this important enterprise.
The plan adopted, of securing the entire
amount needed in reliable obligations be-
fore any collections are to be enforced,
commands entire confidence, and is secur-
ing much larger donations than could
otherwise be obtained. In fact, it is be-
lieved, if the work Of still further estab-
fishing this Institution on firm financial
basis can be prosecuted on plan that will
secure the perfect confidence of the peo-
pie, as soon as times will allow, all the
money needed can be obtained.
Let every friend of the cause of educa-
ton, and of the best interests of the city
of Westminster and vicinity, give their
fullest confidence, sympathy, and co-opera-
ton until the work is complete.
After few weeks absence, to give at
tention to other duties, the canvass will be
resumed until the entire amount necessary
to free the College from all Indebtedness
is secured. J. B. WALKER, Agent.
April S0th, 1878.
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The BALTIMORE BARRATRY CASE
The British brig Alice, alias Alexis, libeled
for violation of the navigation laws, was
sold last week by the United States Mar
shall, at Baltimore, for $4,000. This ves-
sci, it will be remembered, was seized by
Collector Thomas in connection with the
barratry fraud, with cargo of coffee and
hides worth nearly 100000. Her owner,
Kinnear, and her captain, Campbell, hav
ing disappeared at the time, suspicion was
aroused as to the character of the vessel.
The brig was in fine order, and believed
to be worth much more than she brought.
She was built in St, John, N. b., in 1868,
and rated ALI at American Lloyds. She
was 100 feet long by 26 feet beam and /
feet depth of hold. The barratry libel
will be adjudicated by the United States
District Court 10 June, when, if the pro-
ceedings and sale are confirmed, her pur-
chaser may be allowed to register her as
an American vessel and sail her under the
flag of the United States. The cargo Of
coffee left on the brig when she was aban-
doned has been loaded on a ship of the
Allan line, and will be forwarded to the
owners at Hamburg.
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~. II. Cor. Eutdt0 and Lexington StS., BAIT.
DEG leave to announce 10 their numerous
LID patrons and friends in Westminster and
Carroll county, that they will be in Westmin
ster, for two weeks only, commencing May
LIST, at Odd Fellows Hall, for the purpose of
offering every one an opportunity of securing
frst-class Photographic Work at Moderate
Prices.
We have been repeatedly requested to do
this by those who have had work done in our
establishment, and we have just concluded
arrangements to effect our purpose. We will
be prepared to make sittings for pictures of
any size, and of the very finest quality, and
which will be finished at our establishment,
in Baltimore, which is now the largest and
best known in the State. We will be pre-
pared also to make copies of small pictures,
in the best style. We make specially of Pho
tographic Tie,cs of Residences, Farms, Lire
Stock, de-, as well as outdoor Family
Groups at their homes. We are also pre-
pared to make Life Size Crayon Portraits and
Portraits in Oil Colors and Pastel, for which
we employ the best Artists in Baltimore. All
our portraits of this class are first photo
graphed and are guaranteed perfect Licensees
and are absolutely permanent We have the
most perfect outfit for this purpose and all
the latest improvements.
Here is an opportunity offered to give your
work to a we'll known frst-class house, who
guarantee satisfaction to every one, and who
can refer to hundreds of their patrons in this
county, as well as in their own city.
We caution the public against canvassing
agents for foreign concerns, who almost in
every case fail to give satisfaction, and in
many cases never return the pictures they re.
ceive to copy.
Messrs. Bachrach & Bro, as well as Mr..
W. M. Chase, the Landscape Photographer,
will be here in person.
Their pictures are now on exhibition at
Huber's Drug Store. ap27,