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WHITEHURST'S

PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES,

Awarded the PRIZE MEDALS at the Fair of the Maryland Institute
in 1850, '51 and '52; and recipient of the Premium at the Great Ex-
hibition at Castle Garden.

GALLERIES
No. 205 Baltimore Street, Baltimore.

	NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, D. C. RICHMOND, VA.	LYNCHBURG, VA. PETERSBURG, VA. NORFOLK, VA.

PERKINS & BROTHER,
(Late Principal Operator for M. A. ROOT, Philadelphia,)

GALLERIES,
N. E. Cor. North and Baltimore Sts.

OPPOSITE THE SUN IRON BUILDING,

And No. 211 Baltimore Street,

Entrance between the Stores of Hamilton Easter and Mr. J. Edward Bird.
The best award for Merit given by the late Fair of the Maryland Institute.

SADDLERY STORE AND SILVER PLATING MANUFACTORY

A. CAMPBELL,
No. 19 Light Street, Baltimore,

Manufactures to order, and keeps constantly on hand, Carriage and Harness
Mountings of every description, Saddlery, Military Mountings, etc. Also, Coach
Varnish of superior quality and at manufacturers' prices. All kinds of House
Work Plated in his usual style and promptness.

JACOB SEEGER,
No. 23 German Street, Baltimore,

SILVER PLATER,

Manufacturer of Military, Saddlery and Fancy Ornaments,

Importer of German and Fancy Metal Goods. Japanned Bird Cages,
Copper Cake and Biscuit Moulds, Warming Flasks, etc. Dealer in
Sheet Brass and Wire, German Silver, Zinc, Tin and Lead, Piano
Hardware, Locks, etc.; Puzzle and Pad Locks, Coffin Trimmings, &c.