TnE BALTInonE LADIES s-parl, Benia.
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HE BALTIMORE LADIES Park Benia.
MN, since his removal to Baltimore. has
grown so rapturous about the beautiful girls


that ilk that he is almost beside himself
fiear him run on, all about budding beauty
and that sort of thing:


A baltimore beauty an her teens. glowing
with that joyous and radiant loveliness
which reflects something of lis own lustre
upon every thing around. Her slender figure
IS just bursting into perfect symmetry.-
Her step is light and sawn-like. The elias
ticsiimbs are restless as the bounding spirit.
IN answer TO whose lighiesi impulses they
move obedient. Each change of posture
is new revelation ofgrace Her features.
in their delicate contour. are neither Greek
nor Roman-they are American. Her
forehead is fair and high, and the bra ded
folds of her soft brown hair are parted over
It IN beautiful contrast with its Parian white
ness. The siken lashes droop in modest
concealment over orbs of deepest hazel.
which peep out from their hiding. places.
hall in timidiiy and half in coque;ry. Her
bps, flii and pouling, are painted in that
delicate hue which tinges the pearly white
Of the ocean shell. Love hovers about
them as another Papi5s. Her complexion
IS clear and brilliant. The lilly would not
shame hercheek in is contrasted whiieness;
as cur gaze grows mare earnest, the hurry
ing blood tinges Il with the b,ash q the
rich red rose" The expression Of Der
face is srank aud jasoas. aud Tirth IS writ
ten ia many line. To look upon her is
to doubt The existence Of care. a.ll to pray
that 50 sweet tace may never be the mir
ror Of other than happy thoughts.