The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

CTWMtnijjjmM'nn FOR THK HOLIDAYS. TfOW BRADY. CATHOLIC ALMANAC for iaS7. nrioe THE SUN. to California, or to the States, go in welcome.

I had rather you would go than stay. 1 wish every one to go Who prefers deing so, and If they will go like gentlemen, they go with my best feelings; bntir they so like rascals and knaves they cannot have them. I have never requested but two things of those who leave, namely, to pay their debts and not steal. That is all I have required THH TaACRPT. GrtFAT Sale of Frrt, embracing every kind in use.

bv Cannon ft Matthews, on Wednesday next, at 10 o'clock, at 22 East Baltimore street. I Th Kbwtfckt Tbaobpt. I EaDIKs' Frits, bla. Mink, tetone Mrtin. I.vi.x, Squirrel mid others.

No plao like Ua vis to buy cheap. Baltimore st. 9 doors east of the l.ri.lge.I Thk KKSTrctT Tn a ceo v. try-A Choice and elegant assortment of fan ay articles buitahle for Christmas Pt 97 and 97i Ba-ltimore st. THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE AWARDED A SILVER MEDAL to ROWLEY N.

HIGH ST. for their enameled water-proof Gilt FRAMES, ename'ed PRIN TS, See. Gilt looking- ass and picture Frames may enameled without lemg removed. Also, Oil Paintings neatly cleansed and vamiFhed. Q30 lm UKW1NG MACHINES of Wheeler Wi son' and Hunt tc Webster's improved make.

Thesuh-ecribers having made arrangernents forthesale of the above Bvperior Machines invite the attention of purchasers, feeling confident that the former frfimily use has no superior, while the latter is the best Machine extant for Tailors or Gaitrworkers. E. M. PUNDKRSON dPO tP "5:9 Baltim-trfBtTont. IVI GKhAT BAH GAINS IN KUKS A.y.YP5i'rlK STOCK OF LADIES' AND CniLDKEN'S FANCY FURS, emprisin the largest variety in the market, will be nold off bsljw cost, without reserve, from TH IS HAY until Saturday, the 3d of January next: after which the bahtnoe will go to New ork.

An this is decidedly the best chance evr offered inthisline purchasers wll do well to supply their wants by an early call. Wholesale buyers Will be al.owed a reasonable disoount. BEN NO SPfSYER, fi3Q-2t( fsg Broadway. 1 MARRIED. On the 25th unstant, by Rov.

Mr. MoCron. AME3 E. PAINTER to Mibs SARAH P. BLOOMER, Mi of 1 his city.

On tlie2Mh instant, by Rev. Dr. Morr'8. CHARLES G. KKIEL to HANNAH eldest diuhter of Henry C.

and El.zabeth Sciumaoher. On the 23d instant, by Rev. I. P. Cook.

WM. H. MITCHELL, of Dorchester county, to ELIZABETH A. COLE, of this oity. On the 2fid instant, hv Rev.

Isnart P. Cook, WIL MAM il. OA VIS to Miss GEOrfGE WNA DVAJ-HAY, ell of this city. IChicajo and Washington papers pleape copv.l On the 2d int-tanr, hy Rev. Dr.

James D. McCa-be, W1I. K. DODSO.N, of this city, to SALLlE A. CROPPER, formerly of Birmingham, England.

On the llth of November, br Rev. Mr. Waymn.n. GEORGE H. GUEsT to Miss ELIZA JANE WHEATLEY, eldest dausht.er of Capt.

Levin an 1 Ann Eliza Wheatley, all of thi3 Canada p.o-i ers piose sopy.l (in the SOth Octohar. by Rev, Mr. Giles. G. A.

SLEPPEKto Mrs. CECELIA CHEN WETH.of 'on t'fie 20h October, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. WILLIAM HYATT to Miss REBECCA STAR, all ofthisoity.

(Philadelphia papers copy. On the 2nfh October, br Rev. Mr. Wilson, hZE-K1EL A. MALE to ELIZA PAGE, ell of this city.

Cumberland paper? please oopy.l At AVooJinston. on the 22d instant, by Rev. Ed.rar AVoocfi, WALTER C. SMITH to ELIZA. SIDN V.

cldestdaujKliter of Robt. S. Buchanan. At Washington, I). C.

on the instant, by Itev. Geo. A. Leakia. SAMUEL MASON, of Bucks county, ISABELLA third daughter ol tie late Cnpt.

Henry M. Waddeil, of this city. At. Woodland, on the by Rev. Mr.

Hut-trr, Mr. THOMAS W. CARROLL, of Baltimore, to Mrs MARY eldest daushter of R. Grif- ntn, (i Montgomery county, iu. Uitag DIED.

On the morning of the 2atli instant, at cl ck, GEO. HOLLAMJB, in the Slst year of his His funeral vrilt take place on this (Tuesday twoo'clk. from the Harford avonue Church. His friends and those of the iamily are invited to attfnd. On Mondav eveninr.

29th instant, ANDREW JACKSON WI LLI A MS, in the 27th year of his aire. His friends ard the friends of the family are to attend iiis funeral, em to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence, No. 8 Jackson sireet, without further notics. On Mondiy afternoon, 29th instant, FRANKLIN, in the 4th year of his asre. son of John and Adaline A.

Buck. The friends and acauaintance of the family are ro-spectfully invited to atteud the funeral, en tn-morn (Wednesday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from the re. sirience of his parents, No. 75 Eaet Pratt street, with out further notice. On Monday morning, 2nth instant, nt 1 o'clock, MARY tiERTK UDE, infant daushter of Evans Rogers, of this city.

On the 27th instnnt. of scarlet fever, EDWARD PANSON, pged ft months and 19 days, only son ol Jmes and Marr Cecelia Crozier. On of scarlet fevor. SAMUEL ADAMS, ased 3 years, 10 months and 21 davs, eldr-st son i Samuel and Elizabeth McOlans. fPhi'aiel-piua.

New Orleans and Cincin papers copy.l This Uveiy bud, so youn? and fair, Cal ed hence by early doom, Just rarue show how sweet a flower In Paradise would bloom. Dear mother, shed no tears for me. For fax beyond the tomb Thre is a land styled Paradise, Where 1 ever bloom. Weep not dear mother for your child. Weep not dear far her for your soa.

For I am gore to Him who rules The children of His hsavenly home. Ol when I am gone think not of ni3, For an ansel your Sa-ruel will lie. At Pikesvile, Baltimore county, oh the 25th instant, with fn'i nsmanee ot" a blissful immortality, AN. EIsECCA, in her 32t year, aeoond daughter ol Liiz-aletii and the late Abraham Beaohtsn. In WasUinston, on the 2-5th instact, PHILIP Mc-ENNiSsof this city, g(d 43 vears.

At Snn Francisco, California, oa the 4th instant, pter a lorig and hneerinn siclsne Mrs. CLO I LDA VALIANT. 32 years, relict of tne late William It. Valiant, of this city. IlrUTH Office.

Baltimore, Dec. 29, 18-W. Riport of interments in the cita of Baltimore for the week ending on JSIoridvy Cancer casualty consumption 24; convulsion croup 8: dropsy in the held dyrdcpsii 1: dysentery 1 expr.sura ervsjpeLas catarrhal fever 10; intermittent (ever; scarlet fever inilammation of the bowels inflammation of the brain uiiiamination of the kidneys): inii (f the iunsrs inflammation of the liver o'd ase orpanio disease of the heart biliotia r'eu'isrl: smlJen 1: teething unknown, cduit 3: do. iufanUla 10; violence 1 total 1(V. Still-born under 1 year 21: between 1 and 2, between 2 and 5.

13: between 5 and 10, between 1 and 5.5.4: between 15 and 20, between 20 and So, b-tween 30 and 40, 16; between 40 and betvreanoO and 6o, letween en and 70, between 7i and 30, between ffi ard 9(, 2: between 3i tnd 90, 2. Males 43; females 52. Of which numbr S-j were colored persons; 17 free: 5 s'aves. By order. J.

W. HorcK. Commissioner of Health. 1 MON BANK OF MARYLAND, Dscemher 29' 18. A LJV1DEND has HIS 1A decli.redcf Four and Half Per Cent, on the Cnpim! Stock of this ink for the last six mnriths, on after IH FRIDAY, the 8th January.

d3t-Ht. R. MICKLE. Cahier. OFFICF.

OF THE GAS 1.I5HT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. Dec. 2nh. 1353. Consumers 't Gas are-reijpee'ful'y remiraed tiiat the Company I ave made u-e of the "most r-pproved means to protect their Gas metres from the effects of Frost, and it now remains necessary for each consumer toe! D6e all open-ir gs whicii wcu'd admit a current of air against the metre, ard thereby aid insecirirsr a cor.t-tant supply id Gas.

By order, JOSEPH BROWN, i-2t Secretary. ir FifTKTTr th asli oompanvT) BALTlMOhK, Dec. 29. 11-56. Consumers of- Gaa in the Southwestern District, bounded on the north by Baltimore street, and on the East by Soutu street, are rfepeetf iillv remmd--d thst a disoountof TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT, will be allowed on their bils fur the quarter end in on the 30th ultimo, if paid, with all arrearages, at this office on or before EDNESDAY next, the Slpt instant.

No discount will be allowed on said lulls after that dn. dS0-2U JOSEPH BROWN, Sec'y. A RTF.SIAN AVELLS SUNK, Mineral Lands Iored fir provinr Ores, by W. S. MiKAY.

All orders left atAVoils Miller's office, City Block. Baltimore, will be ppnc'Hi-liy attended to. d30-lrn 4 FKICAN 20 ls pfbne for SCiiW AK iV. 11 1 A. C30 tf? 117 Lomlari strest.

rr I'RM PS I I PS. A Now receiving alout 1 hoo bushels of the very best round TURNIPS, for family use, and will be jld in lots to suit, by KAUFFELT tc BUCHANAN, 3o-tfr! No. North street drsn-3t Tt mats Malaga RAIslNS. For sale by GEO. L.

HARRISON, 6 O'Doiuieli's wharf. I EM ON -I" Lovos for sal" by i SCHWARTZ tc DIX, dyVtf? 117 Lombard street. REAT BARGAINS. VI Thre in want of BARGAINS are invited to call early. I am reducing my stock, and will Belt CHLAP I UK CASH.

F. L. LAURENCE. c'30-f J21r N. E- eor.Green and Lyinon streets.

CLOVERSEED, CEMENT, Ae. S50 bushels prime CLOV EKSKED. Kmki bbls. Rosendaifl CEMENT. 25t) d.

Calcined PLASTER. In stre and for sale by CARK, GIESE A It: 21 Spear's wharf. JCE CREAM ICE-CREAM AND WATER ICES At Twenty-Five Cents per (uart, of a superior oiin'iiy, anu 01 an iiavrs, aenvereu to tawues, Balls, I airs, rarties. pi-nctualitv. J.

FUSSELL tja28rl Saratoga "treet, near Ca'vert. ICK-CKKAM AND WATTTk-lCES at 25 Cents A vft Ounrt. ol the teFt oualitv. otail flavors, te ir ered to Knmilies, Bails, Fairn, Parties. A c.

111 all sections of the city. EDGAR C. SI ES, "d'lu-lfr No. 81) Hanover st. ICE-CREAM AND WATER ICES at.

2j CENTS 1.1-f. HIT I 'l .1 .1 I I MTjI vunu I vi. 1 i.o I' II I l.ttllirBi Fairs, Balls, Ac.ol all tho flavors aiidof Buperior quality. J. USSKLL tD.fi'r Saratoga near Calvert.

DR. JAM FS' EX TRACT OF CANNABIS IN DICA, Alcaholio preparation from leaves imported from Calcutta, for the permanent cure of C011-fciimpton. Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, Nervous Dclul-lty. Ac.

C. LliWIS DUN 1 P. 13 W. IP-It. st, l3Q-tfr between the lnsitute ami llridge.

(ll)ll WHOLE, halfnnd quarter Isixes liyer and Bunch RAISINt; Ihirrants, Citron, Pure Ground Mace, NulmegB, ('innaiiKiti, Ac; Sweet Cider, Mince Meat, Fips. Prunes 111 fancy doxe-n, O. Li "WIS DUN LA 1 Haiti inore tf.t0 T.fr between the Inwf 1N1 tennd the rfndrs. A VAN A SWEET ORANGES AND FIGS 5 barrels of this delightful FRUIT and refresh iiik desert just lundod. Also, loo drums romaimug ol the FIGS (weighing lbs.) for liilX vuvyi, as good as sold at 2 For salo I17 WM.

II. MrLEAN. if.M-1 fr 62 North Charlos slroot. C-iHOICE GREEN and BLACK TEAS, Wiiim, Liquors, Sugars, Spioos, Christinas Fruits and l-'AM ILY GROCERIES, ootstantly for sale at lowest prices for cash MARCUS DEN1SON ft. SON.KI Baltimore t.

tjn2r W. Pratt t. SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR. Tho vory lnvit brands of Family. Extra and Super FLOUK, warranted pleaso; also, ftinalrs tiest Buck wheat, 111 2 lbs.

Ikicb: Glaxlis Butter, it.o., duliv-rpil to any part of the city ireaol oharge. JOS. BARLOW, tilr No. 41; (VI. Paoa at.

(GROCER U.S. PRIME P. K. SUGARS; prim I and low priced RIO COFFEE; Crushed and Coffee Siif fiiK; Svrupt; Molnssoa; OLDRAE WHISK Ac, lor sale by HARDING A CARROLL, drill tfrl No. Iti N.

Howard t. LOVERS! "ED, GLADES HI I'l'TI' It" a. 7 biirlirlw priuio prime Glades Hiitur: Family. Extra, Supmluie and Ryo Flour, lor "ale by the dray load or ninglo barrel. HARDING A CARROLL, dtill-tfr No.

VM N. yoward st. Del. White MERCER eaii lie had every market day. Centre Market, No.

31) IL Air Matin t. No's. IA and 67. My fnouds and pat oiis, with all others, 1 shall bo happy to snnve with as good nn article in my lino as thu market will JOHN M. DICK V.

lf OR ANGES AND GRAPES, anno Hwent Havana Orange. kegs Minsga (Jrnpes. UK) bbls. Pino Applrts; 20 do. of Poiulirt Pea Apples; a lot of Sweet Pears and all other FruiU, just reuoivcd and fwr sale by CHARLES MARTIN A No.

4 N. Calvert Under the Museum. BOW EN A MERCER, No. 2 Bai.tiuorr Baltimore, Manufacturers and Dealers in ETHEREAL OIL; Alcohol, Mrdltml Common OILS; also, luupa. Girandoles, Chnndu-lierw, iok.

tea. eol JOHNSTON kROFHEKSA CO BAXKKHS. No. lfM BALTIMORE 3T. Tlie firm oonsists of JOSIAH LEE JfinNSTON.

HENRY E. JOHNSTON. VJ I-'very departmerit of HANKINO BUSINEHS PROMPTLY awd FAITHFULLY TRANSACT 1 E. GLENN PERINli, JBANKEHATtD STOCK BHOKEK, Jtuysnr.djsollson ooimmssion the SECURITIES of tins atid tinier markers: reoeive U.wia, tn II. lo.

SUOTM MREICT. IXFia mn SlOAk CollHlHrKls. An. lu tfr daj ta- VVU NtW NEW GOODS. WATHFS; best quality GOLD CIIANJ CAfs'EO BREASTPINS: EAR-RINGS; Minn pisn Gold Cari; Una day for sale at GABRIEL D.

CLARK'S, rornrr Calvert and Water s'reels. r-y-store open until I o'clock to-night. tJniT 7 ALL ON A Bit I EL D. CLARK And se lu i'ARIS 900U3 FOR NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS Just recOvtd CORNER OF CALVERT AND WATER STREETS. df tn tjlr CHRISTMAS sun NEW YEAR'S PRESKNTS AT THK DKAUUHTSUX'S DEPOT, No.

114 Baltimokic Strret. JU YEN I LE, T( and I A DA BOOXS. Bi xesof fine and Toy WATER CJLORS. GRECIAN MATERIALS in Botch. Boxe of Materials for I'OTI CHOM AN I A.

DRAWING PORT-FOLIOS with Roqnisites. 2. For salo by WM. INI FIE, dirpctly opposite Sun GIFTS! GIF GIFTS! Jh LLand Ket a Set of the rich ASTORS import-fd and lor sale byGABRILLD. CLARK, corner of Calvert and Wafer streets, -vhere also may be found rich Plated TEA SETS, in five nnd six pieces.

Ta-ble and Tea SPOONS. FOR KSAc. djl Ul.r PRESENTS FC)R THE HOLIDAYS A large assortment of FANCY FURS, including Stone Martin. Sable, Mink, Fitch, Siberian S3 c. Those iu want of a pcod article -will tio to call before purchasing (where they may ort getting the article as represented) at a.

HIND ES A SON'S, pin N. Gay street. A I -SO i assormsnt Gentlemen's, Youth" and Children's HATS and CAPS. gvtJlr FOR THE HOLIDAYS SUPERIOR WATCHES. FISKJKWELRV, SILVER and PLATED WARE.

FANCY GOODS, Ac Ae. A new and well selected btoclt for Rale on reasuabia terms by AMES NINDE, No. 143 Baltimore street, 4VJ 6tr Second door east of Calvert street. ALEXANDER. 159 Baltimore strhht, four drtorswestcf Ca! vest street, is sell in? his lar? stocScof FINE JEWELRY at reduced prices the Holidays, cnmprHine fine WATCHES.

Gold CHAINS- EAR-RINGS. Fioeer-Kices. Silver and Platl ARE. Ac. dyi-Sirt FOR FINE WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, SILVER WAR F.

nd JEWELRY FOR NEW YEAR'S, Ca'! e.t GABRIEL T. CUKK's riR-NKR Ob CALVERT and WATER STREETS, ard make your ptirehases. jn7Storer-pen niitii 11 o'c- cir. dl-tJI CORAL JFWF.LRV. GEMS IN CORAL, tit i.rezi from Nspies BRACELETS.

EAR-RINGS. BKOO-JUE LES P- ENS 'V'ATOHli, It'AoND RINGS. LEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS. Of the most choice patterns just it SAM'L KIR TC A S'KV. tfr; 172 s'reet.

RI ClfJEWELRY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. C. BLAKE A 217 BiLTTVOt! Hsve received fheir supn'y of Cora'. Florentine, Mo5ie Csmt-o and other JEWELRY: also, rich MLVER and FANCY GOODS, giiitaVie fr Holicar Presents, ail of which rill be eoid at prices tomitthetimeg. dV-lTt GrpHE GOOD 1 TIME COMING." TO GIVE AND RECEIVE TOKENS OF RE GARD AND FRIENDSHIP.

To all who wish to avail themselves of the custom of this happy season, we otfer the lareest and mot iinponstiori of PAPER MACHE GOODS, aa WRITING DESKS. Port Folios. Work and Glova Boxes, LADIES CABINETS, Card Cas, Watch. Srsn'is, Tables. A-o also.

China and Parian Marble Vases, Cologne tfottles. Jewel Boxes. Cups. Card Receivers, with the rreatest varisty of Games, Toys, for children. All and tastes may ie suited.

A visit wil! be apprsaiata the extent of enr stock, which for che.tpneas, beauty erd variety excels, in the estimation of our ifjeraua customers, any feviouo display. MORTIMER tc MOWBRAY, Bftitiniore street, dSQ-tfr; Five d-xirs west of Charlies street. ELEGANT NEW GOODS. CANFIEL BRO. A 22? BALTIMORE Are now reccivirt from all part of Europe, of tSetir own direct importation, a complete ssorrmenr of WATCHES.

JEWELRY. BI-iAUTlFUi FANCY GOODS. Clocks, aver Ware, Ac. d3fi-tfr I apthw cer enr RICH JKWELKY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Ao.

A. E. WARMER. Gotn ass Silvksjmtte, No. la NORTH GAY STREET, has jnst opened a and varied assortment of FINJ3 EWELR embracin? a vanatv of styles ard pat-t-ms of Broaches, Ear-Rinrs, Brseeiets, Finrer-Riccs, lidies as.

Chains. Pencils Pens, Cc3 Pins, Buckles, Misiature Lockets. Whicn are offered on the mostaotwrnrKHiati)-; terras. HO PS! HOOPS! GUTTA PERCH A FOOPS, inciudic? every other artie'e in toe RUBBER LINE. Fancy Goods.

Cabas, Port Monnoies, Purses. Silk and Mohair Eiastie Belts, Garters, Brnds, Cords, PerfuroerT, Bnnhes Corrto and large variety of Toys for the Christmas Holidays. tJaTr I. CORBETT. i Baltimore sf.

MASTER'S A O-D AGU F. A SALOON. Sp; end id NEW STYLE CASES tor holiday presents, just received trom IN o-t. a fine assortment of Gilt Frames on canJ. of tha newest patterns.

Call early this day. 147 LEXlVGTOV ST. OOKS, Ac FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS. MED AIRY MCSSELMAS. S10 Bxt-TIXOKE SSAB.

LZBSRTT. A Larsa of ANNUALS A GIFT BOOKS; POCKET BIBLES; FAMILY BIBLES; HYMN PRAYER BOOKS; PORTFOLIOS: BACKGAMMON BOARDS, ts A Larje Suptw of JUVENILE BOOKS. d23-fr of t.re Fut.i?aiori. CKvin-i. CHRISTMAS A x.

YEAK PRES PS. GREAT KFOFCr'ON IN i RIOES. SHAWLS; CLO SS A I'RESS GOODS. DX'Siiit Rots fnu" ti each; I'ji'ra Velvet K.tbes fnnx 5 Vi to s.v-.i; 5 FaacT St It -5 from Si) cts. t- 5 tot ot Varr; i-st roive; Ct: tn A Cviks frirrt 3 S-wls of ev-ry tici" p.

t.r,i ajritfc F-" r.xr-,-. ROSSST W. DRY JK.N. ce Ni- A tilr-' TS KOS. M.

PUNi FKSON Jt TiMl'RS irv.ttf rt" n-vb--1 tj ci-; s.v-r;.-' ot" r.vS sf: as c---s. I l- BKF I A- CAN'-'S: S.r x.J n-1 Ki-NrFOOrs. F-t SaI.l: as Iro a F.u.- LS. Lsevt 4a 5r yiiS; a T-ir jii. Ci! I TM NTS.

l.ISH A- I v. AN V. monno 1AY RI M. KA1K PYss. rc-OT; 1 SJIvt a r-C v- TV' IS'T Jk 1 1 VS a.

ci jaj Vatiis ia i A. a. "ctst kl'w-tKT i ir-- j. vsr Iris. L.Y vV A.LNS LVo-ss 51.

"4 vets Ic--1; K-voi k-vi all -x- l.it-.''it'.i i. SI x- Ti 1 V'v; t--itice. IV 1 "vi'-t rv.V O.Vi -s o. Soi 1 -t i 1 i. A Gr i.j'no vni '-t -o i iX-yer S.

a us Ga ss. i.eij 1 I "5 it fOS i. tASVv'H ism Ai Nl.W.. VtCxvi S. SHAtU ANDAlKvrAW a-tf.

Ji'i; tj rv-'k'. -v'. tJi J'lKK Wl'KN! Oi CH -ti-i Vi vS -J IVVK A SKOrPr .4 Vil H'K fTS.t XS. lv iK i'lf of FAC tllHMK tt-wwl i 'l-n- iw Kix! I'jti- Fft-vt S.v-t"vs; tvtft Cut 01 SIt IVaehe: o.a: A wa thftr tu-. of Po rr.

Govts', Knvjn a txutiji'i-; tv'- iV.l.lV:!,,., dt lml 1Kl' HFF! UiGl.K F4K CH IS I'M AS PRF.SE Usr il tr tiwf a ol reriih and Atoft FN1 1'KOI PKK 1 KS; in eat oi Tmrkeo. Sfta- ltnfHl.nsi Wsista attil R1: noh Kmit'a tick's p4aitt a fud wi-h a nice as-aortiweiit Moui-mnt st.l Mi'iiary (Jiwls. dOI I- GOLDEN UKI1 A U-lto. st. FOK TDK HOLIDAY S.

Fnilwider'! Linen llNDKFKCniK.PS. Fmhnidrl CLLAKs aiid SLEEV F.S. KICK DKFSS SILKS, i'rvtctie SCAK FS and SH WIS. F4K GENTLEMEN Silk TIT'S, CRAVATS, eta. To puroiiase very yu ril to can at HERMANN POLLACK'S tlr'tit M1W STORE, Itll North Giy street, O.

T. A HOLIDAY PRESKNTS. of ANNUALS, ALBUMS, I'OETS and CD I LDRKN'S BOOKS. Games. Por: Monnoies, Pictures, Ac The Morutn'ntal Book Stare.

de Eutaw ahove LqxiRton. GEO. W. WERIl. S.

F. eorner Baltimore and Chirles streets. Importer. Manufacttrer and in FINE WATCH FS. RICH JEWELRY, S1LVFR AND PLATED WARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES, has now and is daily opeain? new and beautiful goods, to vhicii iftvite tlie altention-of purchasers.

d'Vl-tfr nit.i. vn KXAMINK CHARLES BLAKE CO'S nf lAndmi. I.ivervool and Gerevl BATCHES. sslBotad eiDreslv for the Holidays. and will be sold at unusunliy low prices.

i30-lt'r No. 217BALTIMORS ST. NEW GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS. We iara now ccmntir some noh ana new Btvie o. tfrl-SfGOODs FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, whtoh wo wili sell at very law prioea.

and warrant. WM. BROWN ft Wateiimakt" and Jawelsrs, del? STC Btltiinori FttL IT Layer and jixJj KAlSlNSaad Smyrt I trew oror,) in order, W. I. VAN Niii- Sft cents.

On the receipt of 12 foHtage Stamp it will or mailed (pre paid to any part of the U. S. Early Uedor.re.spectuioi.Ciu.iuKpHv Publishers and Booksullers. d3e-er2tr Marble Buildings', la2 Balnmnre t. 17OR THE COMING YEAR.

I57. The Fubscnber invites the attention or ths public to the lint of Puriodicas furnuhed by him, among wrion are thn Westminster Roview SS Kdinburg Review, LoLrion (uarterly do. .1 North British do. Binckwotd's Magazine, 3 Two Reviews, 1 hree Reviews, 7 Four do. be Foirr Reviews and Blackwood one year, North American Re- Harper's Magazine, view, quarterly, 5 Pumim's do.

Browi.son'z Review do. 3 Graham's do. Godey's Lad-r's Book, 3 Hunt's Merchants' do. Lesha's Fashion 3 Knickerbocker 00. New York Journal, 2 Iaw Library.

Si 3 5 3 Iv 3 3 3 3 3 io 5 5 6 Christian Examiner, 4 Hay's iled. Journal, Silhii.en's Journal of Journal Franklin Inst. Living Age, Ladies' Repository, London Lancet, Eclectic Magazine. Braithwaite's Rstros-pe-it. fccience aud Art, 5 English Reports in Law and Equity, 12 Nations 1 Magazine.

2 Ladies' do. do. 2 liankirg's Abstract. 2 4c rl.o-ii i'l fnmiuhrd to Kiihsnribpra at their resi- d'-nets or secHrey miiled to any pirt of theciuritry Item the Oldtit periodical Att-nry in Ralnmore, HEKMVN A. I'H, 116 Baltimjrk street.

It. opposite t'ie Sun otrica. S1 'LBSCRIBE FOR 1357. TAYLOR'S I.ITkRARY AGENCY. The great place in the cit to subscribe to any the following works is at the old, well known and extensive Book, Nawfpaper and Periodical Store, 111 Baltimore and 5 South street.

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2 00 2 00 3 3 00 I 00 6 Of) 5 1 CO 4 Of) 3 Citizen N.Y. Weekly Herald, 3 Tribune, 2 CC Times. 2 0 London Illustrated 00 London Punch fi 0) IV-rts-r'a Spirit. 31:0 Irish 'other Alhion. of the Times.

Dollar Newspaper. Courrier da Etats Unii. Saturday Post 2 no 1 Freffiau'ii Journ-il ltl Ati AX 1 ES. jjarpi-r iiiitnzine. Godey's lady's Book, 3.

National Magazine, 2. Graham's 3. Arthur's Home Magazine, 2. Putnam's MatBzine, 3. Ladies' National 2.

ni kerbocker 3. Frank Leslie's 3 weet'T. 6. Braithwaite's Retrospect, 2. Banking's Alsstract, 2.

Merry's Museum, 1. Chamber's Journal. it. Ballou's Dollar jntU- iy. 1.

Mrp.Stephen's Harper's Story ok, 3. Nick Nacks. 1. Ixindon Art .1 3. Househol.l Word, 3.

London Lancet, 6. Hunt's Merchants' Mi-razme, 5. Tbo npson's Repo-tar, 1. New S'ork Journal, 2. Eclectic Majazin, 5.

B'ack wood's 3. I North British 3. i Edinburgh S. I ForeienQuarterly Re 1. viw, 3.

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i. U1TAPS I GUITARS VT HAHDSOME NEW YEAR PRESENT. The subscribers have just received a supply of Martin's celebrated Guitars, plain e'abor-ue fia if rt. vsryic? in price froin to $61. For sale by dsn-2tgr MILLER BEACH AM.

P-t Bilto. st. MI SIC FROM LONDON. The subscribers hve just received a small assortment of London publications, consisting of Sonss, Waltzes. Schotttshes, Ac.

j-or sale ijy MlLLlitt BKAUUVM, 131 Baltimore street. ICT PREPARED FOR IQT lOD I THE NEW Y-VAR. loO ACCOUNT BOOKS OF ANY PATTERN. ilade to order in a superior maimer, end warranted to give satisfaction. PAPER AND STATIONERY In every variety, for the Counting House, OlSee or Liorary, AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

SAMUEL E. TURNER, djit eotfr No. 3 South Charles street. FOR SALE A SCHOONER 87 tons, six o'd. wed fitted in every respect, and i built of tho very best materials.

Fo' particulars enquire of CROPPER A 3-3t 5 South st. fefe CROMWELL'S STEAMSHIP LINE FRETG HIS FOR CHiRLETON The Steamer GEORGE'S RKrA wi ssil for the abo-eport on SATURDAY NEXT, 3d January, at 5 o'clock, P. M. For freiehts apply to A. C.

HALL, Aeeut. rSiVat! 1T6 Spear's wharf. pse-v PIANO-FORTES. rTrpi The subscriber mvi'es the attention of 111 "t'iosealout purchssine to hit larsre and choice assortmr.t of first c'as PIANO-FORTES in his varerooms, 1R1 Baltimore steset, and 84 Fatette street, r.est door to Messrs. MoEidowney's dry eooda establishment.

Also, nu assortment of Prince's superior Meiortenns. Piauo-Forte StooU, Ac. For sale by F.D. RENT SEN. d3-tflr trfss CARRIAGES: CARRIAGES'! The suicnbar has just opened his NE1T jsi-feicA LAG ERE POSi TO YinSOU TS SAY STREET, oppobits tiie Exchanee.

ta lkrtest and best assortment of CARRIAGES car found in the city. Persons will find it to their mtares to tive me a call, I am to seii low tm CASH er APPROVED CREDIT at six mEh. work sold et my eprsitorr for nocthis- Cid Carrlsfes repaired at sacrtrsate, tt ti'en in exohasje for cs-w cies, d30 tfr: WI LLI AM MADISON AVENUE STABLES. ORCHARD STREET. NEAR MADISON AVENUE.

The nnderaiened inform- his friends and puMic jtencraily tht his new STABLES, as atve located, areopen and afford irir.s and Livorv fa -ilities seciai totoii inthecity. Besides tiieusr.iiaccomrn'xls'ioas of a Ftr. Class Hirint and Livery here may le had ni moderate terms supt't and Fash ou-able COACHES for Weditines.Stpirp.ViiOinj.vtc. JOSEPH P. SH 1 PI.E of eo.

mulfs: Just arnveit at the GKN'L WAYNE 2 1' ABLES. direct from icltT, FOR- sn wrier lArse-sisexi 311. t.r..T. wi Rie onerea lor sa.eai is -r f-nc arui oti terms. WHILAT i FAIR 15AN K.

ro-eofit "jirvZZ HOUSE- TAKEN FOR THE few lit TAKEN WINTI-R at WvxvlVurus Ff.rrr;. on the en road. L-vr r. trv.i it convenient to the ciry, and pre the vrrv host. and th? be: of fir" taken.

Terms from tj 5: pr pi rth. awrd'." to of (train S. N. RIGHT, the P.ac. d.

A-v 1IOKSES WIN rEK KD. Ta ani 1--r of eod Y. a mimtver of HORSES WIN TFR. -i- or w-il-out r' d-s-rvj. o-i "v.virst tjr-r.

i wv si-? Ki- ay IL; so. ta the LH juivi Oa -v Nc-w i or A UN TIC VSsl.Et! RAPH i Wo. WASHING FUN A.l NVv O.i 1. 1 rt iv.reer, iraawvnt A evatai 1, r.v Ri'V-Ka v. a ooc.

uio: CotuiWia, CoJun bus, tcie; t'tx -ate livl Tl-ttOSSS tS IT -lii lVt SiutliX si i-iMivi: ro Fioiol Ituuvikti. THK GKTI TELEGRAPH COMPANY. IltVtl i I'M K.i.'Vi Asit i. in July Ut iMjitvt the Wwh.ntiA. "vi Ni 'IV.

t'f'a list Wirss. rutidiu A rtss xiv.t ami latSU5'! "I'SI IV wc t.i Aliiitio StnUa u4 Rtuoi t'! rv -d Ih cttdith-t if trot i loa.U-'. if -taM ait.lt-tri PK 4 PT. A 1 A CO I AN -MS4V 4F The Mauele IVlf i NwxoiS wiih u.mt noiuimt N-vli asi (. piv.

mt'iM I'rmtht luo Mtn'. -vtrt b.mili. Su-hcs? of 3mi 4sn'l S.u-i-i'--!d,-L riHlS IS GIVE NOTIOK. ri' Ci su'vKni-1 ter haspMatitfAl tin fh4rpUtoi Ci'Utt 01 lvi-titiuutf euy ot tlmiti'iTAtttn! oil lt pttfsvvt 0-1 ol J4UN 11. l.KATMl'U OOIV, lt ol tl.l oil All hat UK o.aotw -ntit Ih said df.iatd a.

licrnhy xmU (o evlsU'it la Ktine, Willi the thfiti. to th u'jrilvr, 011 or Ifloirt th nct; tliv ms ly liw.lc fxo'iMcd from all Ivtnfht ot siii eii-it. Ail ptrAiia is.Uthtfil lt s-ud are r- quikfrsl to luik iitinifftiMt ft iitcitt. tiiveu un.lr my hand ifit "id day IV. ml IS GEtUvtiK A 1 EK.

An Ailmmi.iriuit. JtSKPH C. tUV I. .11 l-irlwi 1 1-! ln is is ru'iVThst ih 1 Nr tVoiu Ih 4i phau' Court of tuu.ia City It'iifis ot Ut. estate ot WALTER FAKNANDIS.

city, ileett.ix-d. All pt-raons h.i if. olaou Hi said iL-ooad ar horchy w.irafd to ihi am. uh ih vuohor ihnioof. 10 th 01 In-An ih d.iy of July uc: 1 hi-w.

he f.01.1 ll Inn hi lot mu! stal. Atlprraoiia to ai.l qiu stodio mnka imiiMuli-u pa luiuer 1 5l" in 1-' wiiitij riiiMWt.ai. 1 Hut peoii In sciti at 117 S'ori. ilvi F. I1CKN S7 Chcapsuli VeT-iCE "'OK TBECt INSOL' DATED LOT I W-'S MA LAN The foiiowint are lnvm Nnmbvsof I'atapsco InsutaU hoSOT, Class a.

drawn ai. IVSt 24 51 5S 42 52 43 15 55 77 Tn fol'owiiur are the Draw Nnmbws ot Washmga tuc County Iieir. Class 44. drawn D'e. 29.

2i 6 at 7. 3 74 7J 45 23 36 63. 11. FRANCE A miters. McPFA 1 L.

Oommiiwinn'. tP iAGAlNS! 1 IN CHINA, GLAS AND QUEP.NSWARE, 441 A l.TiMORB (corner of Frederick.) urg oil tha otire siolt troatly reduced rioea chine lJu'ie'S3. tfjt-eiflr KD3ERT T. oomivuio.i with iu Tih of Ciink Work. wro paiutea wua ca or f.

by sU' Th. uuautines of Oil and 1 "i iil'd both ca.es ai.d ll.r.- laid oa. No. ihti-uii" 11 l'auit. acuta; White Ld, cost it-" bhowiiK ths cwt ol hit lii to be St! m.r wo.r.

via: B' cents; bosnlas No I presents nous ii wuix ad anovo BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, DEC. 30, 1S56. i n.mioill A.I4D THE MORMONS rubUhed the other day an extract from a charge iOleged to have been delivered lately by Judge Drummond of Utah, before a grand jury of that territory. Its authenticity has been since questioned, and acme argument has been advanced to prove that such a charge could not have been made as it was Inconsistent with the general T'n'ted States. However that may be, wa received yesterday from Judge Driimmond -fclmse'f, via California, a communlca'ioiif urni-sh-lng us with an extract from his char-e precisely the same as that we published.

He asks the favor of its publication in our columns, as he desires to set himself right on the vexed question of polamy, which he apprehends will one diX causerttils nation more trouble than any other. Without coinciding in this opinion, we have merely to say that Judge Drumnuid's wisn Laving been anticipated, we do n-t repuuasn the extract. We take the opportunity, however, jo commend Lis firmness, decision and hones.y theperformar.ee of his duty, arm hope that it -will prove of seme service hereafter. As to tue difficulties fcttendius ih's of polygamy, we think if they are not unwisely agitaUd the vil will lilt dually cure itself in less time than can be erred bv outwaid pressure. Already vefindttat etsects are painfully deprecated bv those xebo sutler from them.

And It is certain mnllitudes of the miserable women would gladly escape if they could. Theie is no reason to fear that any of the ad joining territory will adopt or participate In thfi fdlies'of Utah: and as that becomes subjected ta other and better influences, it will he restored to the dtcencits of chr's'endcin. FrcUsed. villa utige Druiiiiuond's on are a cumber choice extract from current publications about Mormon aiiairs, from which we select a few items that may prove quite Interesting in this meridian. A writer Fillmore city, Utah, famishes the following little histo.

ical and physiological the po'Lical standing, personal qualifi-caiiocs aLd marital responsibilities to say nothing or the those which are paternal of some of the nf politicians of the territory: Of therceml ersof the persons, each Las the number of wives respectively affixed to his ruine. lie-. U-ri C. rCiinl Picsidsnt of 57 II. ui.ci.nian, cross-eyed; :9 rt "nrrrneti-n.

rnpr-le near-su Sued) il if I Mi, cripple end near-sighted 7 Vv iiford Wootiruu, tcr'pp ri near-sighted 12 Ji f-r. ci p. a m-u near-sisrhiedi 8 i.Min Fi.rr, tcrifp.d nefi Sisii'K)) 3 Lorenzo -i. v. ut pp M.d near sslitt-U) 2o i fonarrt F.

Hf.Triri?'-K. cripple ax; -J ncw-sigh'cd) i F. julinson, cripple and 3 172 t-'irn i-id 1 5 Ji-hn A. tai.if "in Testis 2 George jl. ujith, enpfle ai.d 5 rnl total, men 3.

women ltl House cf Representatives, 2'J nieinbers: J.T. t.Sresker, has 6 A i' 1'ln ps, it Kiui1 7 A. h' d. hi; t-M 3 I dvrin D. Wo mm 5 J.

cirmiT gg. (cripple) Boea Stout. mt er, Ken'ucky 3 iieid 1 1 S. hicnari.s. jkui aiiii nat (isoin lawyer).

Jftsie C. L.ttle. i id li ston, i 3 ni. Srrw, 'en: 8 P. H.

Yiui.g. Ln-iliir if liriaiiam tai or) -5 C. V. Spercer. Mas smau, has but 2 F7.tr t.

Heiifon, t( nnd meiy,) 15 Jnsca frvw, 3 Aaron Jor nson, haa tnree iisiers. ttltoatherK. irnt jo H. lJi.i c-h ft 'aeon maktr.) 2 Jacob G. H.rler, fain.er.

...10 1 ...12 2 3 5 7 ...2 ...3 ...157 lieorge Pe-tct-ck. larrrif Jtii.ii phienoiogist two deac,) sasc O. Haithi. Jesse N. mit)', lawyer.) .1 uhn JJ.

Par er, aidt ea.1', Jet-sa (ox J. Writl.t, (hotel keeper. Hr6t, (dairyman,) Heete. (farmer, A. Hickman, (one of the Danited.

Total To which add olhcers of the House, to wit: Thomas Bullock, (Cerk, and an i J. Grircshaw. (Assistant Cierb.asd au 5 Chandler Hui'ti'W'k, Foreman, and 4 Jocori F. Hutchinson, 2 Joel H. Johnson, (Chaplain,) 7 Total .22 To which add 66 for the number of Governor Young's wives, and we have the whole number of females thus represented by the members of the Legislature, officers of same, and his excel.

Icncy, nmonnting to or, in other words, 40 men have 420 wives. One of the most remarkable of the peculiarities of Mormcnism cc asists in the success with which it is attended in Europe. In England, especially proselytes, have been very numerous, and Utah has received a considerable portion of Its profitable dupes from that country. We learn also that in the Scandinavian countries their missionaries found a fruitful soil, and gained thousands of converts, rnanv among the aricul-jural classes. From Denmark some of the-se postles to the Gentiles journeyed to Hamburgh Where they firmly established themselves, and have already written a German translation of the Book of Mormon.

They have also penetrated Saxony, and have succeeded in forming a eociety of adherents in the city of Dresden, carefully avoiding any collision with the police, who are ever on the alert for new religious sects, suspecting every new doctrine to be a mere cloak for some political plot. The apostles seem to have plenty of funds at their command, apparently derived from England, with they assist the needy among their proselytes. Several families have rtcer.tly It ft Dresden for Liverpool, where they will meet other converts, and continue their journey to "the New Jerusalem in the reat Interior salt basin of America." Recently fie Mormon community In the city of Dresden urnbered sixty members, males and females, belonging to various grades of society, some of Ihem persons of high intellectual endowments. The greater part of these new-born making preparations to the thraldom of the heathens" and journey to Utah. The following are some election of the '-Sty.

lngs of Brigham Young, the prophet, on a variety of collateral topics." He stili storms and raves, and hurls haughty defiance against all, the outside worlds: rOLTOlMf ACK. "COWLED'; ED "True we have more wives than one, and what of that? They have their scores of thousands of prostitutes: we have none. Uut polygamy They are unconstitutionally striving to prevent; when they will ar-foiufdish their object is not for me to say. They have already presented a resolution hi Congress that no man in any of the Territories of the United states be allowed to have mote one wife, under a penalty not excefditig five years' Imprisonment and five dollars Cue. How will they uet rid of this awftil evil in Utah?" IIOW IT BB COT Rm OF.

They will bv to expend aho-it three hundred millions for bui'dlnjr a prison, for we must ai! go to prieon. And after they have expended that amount for a prison, and roofed It over from the tommit of the Kocky Mountains to the tf the Sierra we will dig out and go through the world. Avcir.eon hti.d: 'What will become of th womn? Will they jjo to prion with Urofher Heber tei-rns concerned about the women's tfoing with ti; they will tut with lis, for we haU be hero This is a little amusing. AS AXOl-KKNT FOR MORMO.VISM. iS'otnioriiMn i true and all hell cannot overthrow it.

All the devil's servant on the earth do ail they tan, arid, as Brother Clinton has jus-t ha'id, niter twenty-six years faithful operation ti.d ejertion hy our enemies, Including the when Joseph had btarcelv a man to istand by him. end when the was as severe nn hlin it was la the world, what have luy at tSTS OK HIK FORMATION or Alt 1 .1 DEPK JjBT HATIOS. They ha; surcefded In making us an organized and they a.e deterMiIued to ike liBITK RMILK AND POTATOES REC OMMEHIiPD As BIKT FOR THE ELLKRs. 'I want to see the Elders iv and potatoes, when they return be more fauhul. But they iro as missionaries of the kingdom God, and when they have been srone ear or two, many of them come back merchants, how they swell, 'how popular Mor-monism is, we canVt truited In St.

Liul.ten sand dollars well as not, and in New York Brother word is s'o good that we can get all the goods we want. Mor monism is be-thenwofkq! At tKevn' anrThillabnd favoT wUh Vhe wicked lh landltT flnd3 into the ahade; but unui the pweof the prfeT fcood Is gone, Mormonism Vlll never bcorne popular with the wicked. Mormoiii il farthing better than it was In jo- TH IBOrBLES OF A MORMON PATHIAXCH ILLUS-T1ATED. (If I would snfler It, I should have to layout 500 yearly for morocco shoes and bootees at from -tree to five dollars a pair, for the women could not wash without putting on a pair of fine shoes How many times have 1 told you these things They are on my misd all the time, and I cannot get them off, but I must keep telling you until my mission Is complete; I cannot help it. I fore-sea the consequence of an unwise course, as plainly as 1 see.

your faces to-day." IATHIXIJ AIIVICK TO CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS. "It 3s'erted that many are going away. I eay. gentiernea and ladies, you who wisU to go and a tod fn w1. 1 tfce Lord we are Douna to beconie a over-t-i or an independent nau Ja ty XfnVu LTlli them drive un from this i.iJL ir 1 cannot do it.

I do not tlAow thu they Yeu Gentiles and hicktry and of them." Removal of the Sugar Duty. There is a movement on foot for procuring the abolishment of the present duty on sugar imported into this country from foreign ports. One of the objects of this duty on sugar has been the protection in a measure of the sugar growers of our own country those of Louisiana, Texas, but how far it has been ef advantage to them, or whether really necessary for the promotion of that interest, we cannot say, and have, seen In regard thereto no recent statement. Looking, however, to the present high prices of sugar and the wrow-ng consumption of the article, it would seem that the aggregate production of the article in all the countries of growth was really not equal to the demand. Such, we say, seems to be the case; and if so, the question may well be taken into consideration as to whether or not a continuation cf the duty is a necessary or politic thing At present imported sugars pay 30 per cent, ad valorem, that is according to the value; therefore the higher the price of the article the greater is the duty.

Sugar, if duty free, would be about cents where it is now 12, orC cents where it is now 9. Thus we see how the duty operates as a heavy tax upi consumers, more especially at those periods when the people are least able to bear it in consequence of the high price ef the article. The subject of the removal of the duty is. however, a very important one, and doubtless much can be said by those conversant with the subject, and the other interests bearing upon it, both pro and con. It will be for Congress only to consider the matter and dispose of it on the basis of the facts and opinions which maybe elicited when they come to consider the annexed memorial, which is now being sigued in ten different cities: To the Senate and House ef Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled: The undersigned, merchants and others, residing in respectfully represent: That has become so universal and indispensable an article of consumption as to be not im-prorerly reckoned among the necessaries of life; that the duty cf thiTty per cent, with which it is butdened oh its importation into our country weighs s-everely upon the mass of the people, aiid upon the various trades ana occupations in which it is used as a raw material; that the sugar car.e is a tropical plant which does not enme to perfection in the climate of the United States, that owins to frequent unfavorable seasons, the tendency of the plant to degenerate, and the xtau.ticn of the soil of the sugar estates, more labor is necessary to produce a quantity of sugar in this country than in any other part cf the world from which the commodity is brought; that the making of sugar from the cane is, for these reasons, even with the present high diity.

never likely to become a prosperous branch of industry in our country. The undersigned, therefore, pray that Congress will altogether relieve the people from the duty on imported sugar. Copies of this memorial have been placed at the Merchants' Exchange Reading Rooms and the Corn Exchange for the signatures cf those who favor the proposed measare. Weat tub Atlantic Telegraph will Ac-compXise. It is stated that when the submarine telegraph across the ocean is finished, the transactions In stocks, the closing price in consols, the state of the cotton market, will be sent from London and Liverpool every day at three o'clock In the afternoon, and will in consequence of the difference of time some five hours be received in the leading Atlantic cities of tha United States before noon, forming the basis of operations here for that day in other words, the doings of the London Exchange will be known here before 'charge hours, and will be published in the papers of the same evening before they are laid before the British public.

Transactions on the Paris Bourse will be sent in the same manner The expense, however, will be very heavy the telegraphic tolls will be about one dollar per word. The Extea Dividbxd. It will be seen by a report of the proceedings in the First Branch of the City Council yesterday that new complications have been provoked by the "extra dividend" project of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. It will be a matter of surprise to none if such a project should involve all parties in trouble and confusion; for it is impossible that it can be carried out successfully, alike for those engaged in promoting it and for the Interests of the road. We feel no obligation to enter upon an elaborate argument against it.

As we have said before, the common sense of every man in this community, not interested in Its consummation, opposes it; and will continue to do so long after the thing is completed and the proceeds have been felicitously appropriated. lie irxcTiox to Stop a Mcjiicipal Jtjxkht. The government of the city of Lawrence, lately appropriated of the public money, to defray the exp-ense of a supper for themselves and invited friends. On the SOth an injunction was served upon the City Treasurer, forbidding inn to pay the appropriation. The Andover in alluding to the matter, says: "The officials, nothing daunted, were determined to have the eupper, if they paid for it themselves, and they met at the City Hall oa Tuesday evening, with invited guests, when they partooK of the sumptuous entertainment provided." Libel Slit in Kxglasi.

A suit for libel was recently brought hy Lord Lucan against the London Daily News for criticising his in Hilary conduct in the Crimea. The comments were severe, hut the censure was deemed deserved, and the jury gave a verdict of acquittal in about 20 minutes. There were public interests involved in the subject of the strictures, which In the minds of the jury were of coniderabiy more Importance than the personal annoyance caused by the in. A Feavv Pitave. It is testified to ir.

the trial of Huntingdon, by a bookkeeper of a firm who was in the practice of accommodating him with loans for the purpose of shaving notes, that to one of these firms he paid sometimes, for sums of five or ten thousand dollars, one per cent, a day, eaying that it was ialf what he made. It is nowMidorthat so many failures occur in New York. Men who borrow at such rate? certainly "ever intend to pay their debt. Hemt'I-iklo Railroad. The Wheeling Times states that the Board of Directors took possession of the road on the 2'Jth inst.

The road 13 now In tinning order to Claysville, within ten miles of Washington. From Claysville to Washington the road is ballasted and the tlessll laid down redy for the rails. Comparatively a small amount of money weuld complete it. Scarlet Fever. Among the 22 deaths in Boston last wt-ek, of scarlet fever, was one male cf the age of twenty-one years.

The death of an adult from scarlet fever is an event of rare occurrence. The next oldest was a female of nine years, one male was eight and another seven. European Tradk with Chicago. The London Shipping Gazette calls attention tn the lm-portance of the direct trade with Chicago, juat opened, and publishes calculations cf the cost of conveyance each way, to show thu.t it may be canied on profitably. Railwa vs.

The annual htatement of railways in the Union has Just been published by the U. H. Railroad and Mining Register. It makes the total number of miles of railway being ar. increase of 3,131 over the preceding year.

Golu iEOM California. The amount of gold received at New York from California during the present year is which is less than was received last year. Cowplimkntart. John W. Syme, editor or the Petersburg (Va.) Intelligencer, being about to Temove from that city, has been tendered and accepted a public dinner.

IH" The Presbyterians of Ohio have decided upon West Liberty as the site for their new coU It ge, the citizens of the town subscribing thirty-hve thousand dollars. THE Mt'SKl'M. Thn o.Oo,o. ii.i inment at tins edtah- bof. "J.P,a P--ity the public is certiiilyiu ah reacts exceedingly interesting aod the monkeys on the tisht rope, the rope and their equeKtrianism, vhich are and ftnd KoalgB peai luapai.tomimecal.ed 'Banquet a'Afrique, T1'" with wt- waiters, it c.

1 ha whole entertainment ia a buocos n.veli:'e' Provoke the wonder and oi uib auaience irresi.tibly. Besides these we have Mm Dissolving Views with beautiful mag changes, preseitinK a vanet, of scenes under the most plcasins aspect. The direction of the troupe the Laud of Mr. C. B.

Waterman, the enterprising agent, assures the sucoess it well ds- IIoi.lida Street Theatre. actress, Miss Fanny Morant. The aooomplighi(( ill appear auam to tnght at this Lusc, in the admirable play 0 -Sewad Love," be as her last appearance. 'i'HK KHT(TKY Traceuv. Dr.

Turnbull (ooc.ulist Rnd aurist wham he maT bo consulted. OtTtca 1n) ia f. rTuxiium hourB from9ill3 Tub Kenttcky Traokpt A Ct'RE for Dyspepsia. The Oxygenated Birtf'a are highly recommended hv person i whose tlie. most satisfnetory evidenoof mtoiusuin? pines wine this medicine.

It will certainly relieve the worst ca3ep. The liKNTUt KY Trac. nv. Hook Keeping. Writins, Mercantile Arithmetic-, icit.

hrtlltnh OT eCHltt. The Kentucky; Tragedy. Rft rv the City for Prizes Maryland Oldest Astnry. Another lot of good ones yesterday. To1bv 85 600.

Tickets SI to 25 -nts. Tickets S5 to St 2i. Supplementary '1 ickets li'j otf and upwarJs. Clark, corner of Ualtimore imi is the man fur lucky Ticketg. Tuk Kentucky Tragedy.

IfoLtnAY Rooks, Kedtcsd remainder of our extensive stock ot Annum trrr-Books, Illustrated Works, in fine in-eiudir-R Amen.iB. English and French Editions of Poetical and other Standard VrM in every vatiety of elesant ai.d superh Calf, Turkey anil Antique Bindings, with llliiRtrathms. o. Also, an exteriMva nsfortir.eiit jjooks. Albums, Port ho-lios.

Writixe Desks, fancy Slaitonew. fc. c. will be eloped out, at reduced prices, until Saturday, January 1P57. Such, as rr.ay require anything this line do wpI to call and jmlce for themselves.

AirRPUY Booksellers Stationers, i Marb Baltimore street. Tub Kentuc ky Tharkdy. 1 Superior Facilities and i i Wo up pseciits all ord llNLTMITBB ers lor any i Book or Job Printiptr, with the utmost prom titude, end r.t the Lowest Caak Ibices. 1 he S-ismesi RDd Community are invited to call. XHK HINTING OUT Sun Iron Uuildii 1 IdiRir.

TVT. KttTITKY TRAGEDY. Krt? Ki-cglb's Ka We promised our friends soma cket money for the liojidays, and hiiag up a capacious Ktotkire. expesnng "Old Nick" would ha liberal with us. awl truly he has been so.

Vy had t'te ensure cf uistritniline the following prize: 1 Si J7. the whole of S5.0 0: i 7 56, 2,500: one each of 5 1. 0, $2no, SI no. and many others. have not ex-faustedonr fctoekinsyet.

and expect the larger ones re ut the bottom. Come iu for a share to-day. C. ISairn Co. 40 Pncn street, above Lexington.

The Kkntucxy Trasbuy. Latiy C(ws Opt in Favor 4 VOICFT. QV I'RO- York. October 2. 1855.

Professor O. J. Wood Dear Sir: A.ter rendnis the advertisement in one ot the New York jo.irur. ot ycur celelirated Hair Kestorative, I pr-ioured a halt-pint hot le, and was so much pleased wi'h it t.it i continued its use for two months, and am satisfied it is decidedly the best preparation the public. It Lt once removed ail dnndrnfl'and unpleasant itentn; thesca p.

and iias restored my hnir naturaliy, and, 1 have no doubt, permanently so. You have rnr penmssiDn to refr to me who entertain any doubt ot its performing all that is olainisd for it. MissFkrk. S'a Greenwiau avenue. Jf-r-prioe 1 per Utt'le, or larse liotUes, oo'itainin? four Si totties.

S3- F-r ale by Peia S. lli 10. Baltimore street, vr Sweetser Jt coruer Cnar'ea end Pratt street. Thk Krntitv Tra-rpy. 1 Second Lovk.

Every Ladr shouid see this beautiful piay, Affeeiint! Truthful' Brined! It must witiid'awn after To-Night. Theloverc of the BFll TIFCt AXT) Trcr Mvst zo to Hcllidiy St. Theatre To-Ntzht. Second Love. Second Love.

Second Love. Seconi Second Love. Second Love. Second Lova. Sewad Love.

Second. Love. Second Love. Second Love. Second Fanny Mosaxt's ast Appeiranre.

The Pathetic and Touchine ay ol'Secoaa Love wi.t be followed by Ths MrjEs by Starlight: The Funniest oi the Funrjy Extravaauzag. Tub hrstrcKT Tuagebt. Baltimore Musefm. This (Tuesday) Bvenins, DeeerrMr 3'. Most Pobitively The I.at Wet 01 DoNBTTl'i TEOBPS of Mor.keys.

Dogs, and Goat-In their Laughable Patomimia Feats Tisht Rope, Rope, and Equestriaja PtRtrOR.VIACK. Houses crowded Every By the elite of the city. And Performances received With shouts oi applause. and Laughter. Tnit KuMTtTKT TTlArtKnV.

ht Holljday Street Titbathf. Triumphant reception of the New Pis y. In consequence of Alls Fanjit Morani's Engagement positively concluding on Tins Lovk Cannot be pla-ed after To-nisht. It will le produced with its for'r Sp1eniid Cast: Elinor Miss Fanny Morant Ralph Mr. C.

Barton Hiil O' l. L'ar gerijeid Mr. Marden Hawbuck Mr. Parker To conclude with for theSth tune) The giorious'v successful Ixieal Extravaganza, The Mr! bt Star In which all the Company and the Tivo Trained Elephants Appear. On Wednesday.

(New Year's Eee,) tne splendid new play, the incidcuts of which are from real hfj, entitled Beaucka vp-p. op. The Kentucky Tragktiy Written by C. W. Tayleure.

author of "Horse Shoe Robinson," "Mrwea by Star Lieht," preparation Tlie rrat Coinpdy of Kfxtitkt Trabftiv. UNDERSIGNED TAKES TH I MRUS THODof rf-turnoethxiAsto the WATCHMAN FIRE COMPANY for tneir untirm? exer-tu r.s to save his property from fire, and also for the loan ol their apparatus. D. M. REESE.

ryTJjrNOTICE. Independent Circle, A'o. 1 and 2, jf JJavtht'rs of B'nevolerce, yon Rre reoiiPKted to come forward and pay the funeral tax that has accrued by thedea'h of Siater Mary Bishop's Hut-band on or belt re the 24th 1357, or it will ho chareed as (tues. By order of W. P.

L. R. S. It? rvs a a i of THi: MARY LA Ml lfJ- Ui? -The Manacer3 of the Maryland IriKtittite sre reqneRtfd to meet at the Hall of the Institute THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7 o'cl ck, for the purpose of considering a communication from the "CoKiniK-HionerB of l-'arcntH for Great Britain." 1 1 JOSHUA VANSAiMT. I'rei'f.

rYrTHE EMBERS OF THOMAS WILDE LkS LOIKJE, INo. 44. 1. O. O.

notified to cone forwarland pay the funeral tax due by the dea ol Bro. Do By order of the N. G. WILSON N. FULLER, R.S.

TO Till-'. ARTIhTM a CHITECTS. HIIII.DK.KS. MACUlWlura AND SCIENTIFIC MEN OF BALTIMORE 1 he MarTlflKrt Institute havinir Iste'y received an invoice of A AND VALUABLE WORKS upon the ARTS AND SCIENCES, desire to hava them examined hy those rnoHt eipabie of appreciating their merits. With this view they will be expoted in a Hcparato room ndinintnr the Library of the on THIS DAY AND EVENING, (Tuesday,) and a'twi to-morrow, from 3 till o'clock.

P. M. The Actuary and Librarian of the Irmtit ute will ho in af.tendanho to thow the inUn to visitors. COM Ml I'l'EE ON LIBRARY. ry-rS- FA 1 TH FAIR AT THE SAH ITII.

UA iTREK I' ACA in M.rt..,.. j.uiiuilkb, iicAUMjiir io mr. r.inory itonii tn now open for tlu reception of viHittirs, and will continue to be so until the close of the Holidays. Thore are many elegant, frncy and useful articles lor sale at moderato terms. The puhlioand friends generally are respectfully invited to nlfrrd.

yt 'N '1 A GKaND CONCERT of HA Kit ItWlf will Im.iiui, i. LfNE M. E. OIIIIROH nn VWHM NIGHT. Jnriuary 1.

by the U.ICA CLASS A TTA CI! 1" I) TO TH STATION, assisted by noine ut the leht iniimcsl talt-nt, under the direction of Ia-i H. TAyi.os, B-rtlHtod l.y ftlr. H. Jaim.sn, of tha Hiondwny M. H.

f'hoir. Tickets 2'. bents, to be had ol tho members of the c.ass and at the door a the e. filing of the Concert. nrs- john 'sc i i TtcTi, eager and L1.5? VALLEY STREETS -The Indies mtereHi-ril in the FAIR and SUPPER for lh BKNLFI ol this CHURCH, now open in the BASEMENT, inform their fnerxlH and thn publio that Huppur will be served up on THIS (TUESDAY EVENING.

I hey Bohcit the ptitroi.ago of their ft ionda and the ,127 fTr-jy'-SUPPER AND SALE 1K FANCY A TICLES. Klh THE RKNEFIT OP THE IIOOI ATTACHED TO ST. PETER'S CHURCH, Will be held in the Hall of the Popple ton street, on Dkckmbrh imli, 30th, 3lfrt, and 0.1 Jaisbahy 1st. 'llfb- Ladles solicit tho fiLtentiou ol tho public to Iho ItfihUlo objeot thoy Invein view. and respectfully mfoiru their frinnds Liat they have an tment of FANCY and USK-I-l'L KTfCLES suitable for Chridtfua: Giftg win mt at'rveu iromo 10 loo'oiocK.

l'. M. (fc7-5t6 portance will be brought tmfore tho Soaietv. By order. at H.

T. GERNHAHDT.Soo'y. NOTICE ALE OF PINK OIL re sreiiiiuiiT ifiionu inn piioiiainar our large HALE OP Oil. I A 1 1 I IL PAINTINGS will take piaoo at HALL on THIS Tueaday MORNING, tilth at o'clock rreciieiy. preciiei N.

IJ. We have 11st rooeived 3 very choice MO PAINTINGS, ol the highest limsh. whiuh will be incibded i the sale, a oodeotiou worthy ttio attention of the public. 1M F. VV.

BENNETT tc fl.w it, Auot.ionenra. Fi'-'N'tANK OF BALTIMORE. Ukc.19. 1 Pfsidnt and Directors have declar-a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT, lor the last six t.d after Kth January next. 0J-t: GltAKFLlN, -aiier.

1 FOR1 K-EG- ana every requ ness education, tausrht in the most tnorm.s.i at Charr.berlinV Commercial Colleee. No. 101 s'reet. Circulars contaiiiiosr full partijulai to be had on applioition. PrWnAVKinli-VNii)N BUILDING CIA ION.

The membors of ibis Society bro Invited to attend on TH IS DAY, the 3mh at men llll.n, nil i red fir ink Klreet. ni luiaumu. TVfOTlCE OF RKMOVAU-I, tho undersigned, I hereby respecUully notify my friends and customers generally that I have Removed frrim 3.5 West ratt street to mi new and elegant STORK, No. 313 W. PRATT STREET, near Kutaw.

which is fi te 1 up expressly for the RETAIL TRADE, w.iere 1 will he pleased rosea my customers, and as many more.to pive ine a call and examine my large and well selected STOCK OF CLOTHING, my lot.s experience end extensive manufactory enables mi to offer the greatest inducements to those that will favor me with a call, and can compete with any other manufactory either in prices or taste. M. L. STRAUS. TVTOTICE.

I have thi3 day pssociatod with 1 SINSON KATZENBERGI Retail Bu-emess, and he has an interest in the sam. M. L. STRAUS. No.

303 We-t Prait street. N. B. iM customers will nlenxn hrar in nnnil Mint I have no interest in the business at the Old Stand from which I hare remoypd. d.n ntt, BARGA1S, LADIES, BAKGAIMS! CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF FURS! We will close out the balance of our' reliable and splendid FURS at a great sacrifice.

Some ofour choieept. vet remain on band. Call early. NORTH AMERICAN FUR CO 'S STORE. 105 Baltimorb Strkkt, iS0 Ftr.

Arjoining Sun Iron Building. SELLING OFF FALL AND GOODS WROTH MoCREERV, 85 BALTIMORE Having determined to sell 08" their et.t ire stock of FALL AND WINTER FANCY SILKS, DRESS GOODS, MERINOS, YALENC1NFS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, Ac, Will from this date offer every article the above departments AT REDUCED RATES, to wholesale p-nd retail buyers. tD31r BALTIMORE DKC.2JTH, 185:1. O71ICK OF THE "Nkwbtjrg Orrel Coal 51 Exchange Place. At a meetmgof the Stockholders of tnis company, the following persona were this diy elected Di rectors for the remainder of the current year: A 1 AIM ISKbliM, C.

OLIVER O'DONNELL, SOL. HILLEN, C. MORTON STEWART, WILLIAM C. SHAW. C.

OLIVER O'DONNELL, Prest. Hillex. Sec, and Treas. d3Q-eot' BO WARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE MAKE INSURANCES ON EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. Of ct: S.

K. COR. HOWARD CLAY STS. ANDREW REESE. President.

DIRECTORS: M. Banzinger, I J. M. Pouder, P. Thomas, Aaron Fenton, Sam'l R.

Smith, IC. H. Rogers, Wm. Ortwine, Aug's. Shriver, IO.

Eichelberger, Chf.s. Hofrniftri.lH.J.Werdebaueh, C. W.George. Kth-tJir GEO. H.

WILLIAMS, secretary. A KOClATFD FIREMEN'S INSURANCE jTIl COil PAN Y. Office No. 4 SOUTH ST. Oren jfiiiy for iie Insvra.net of all descriptions ef i'ro-ftr iii)i the limits of the city.

jOUiii K. MOORE, President, L'IRFCTORS Janes 6ey, Mechanical, Jacob Trust, First Salt'o, bfc rf Licion. raneis iJurna. umtea. iot a iKe.r, nenastup J.I Fty.tv, Deptford, Allti Liberty.

James Young, J.Pearson Washington l.ancaster (luld, Patapsoo, han ae; Ki 1 K. C. Mrjc-n. Vigiiant, Jas. A.

Bruce, atehnian, A -HK. New Jos. C. Boyd, Lafayette, J.C.YVj!eeloa,Co!umbian,'Jas.B.G&iree, eorfr JOHN DUKEUART, Secretery. piKSMbM'fc LNSU RANGE COMPANY, IL CTtFlCK T1E NORTH-HAST CORNUR OT EOU7H ANlt SECOyj) STKKETS, INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE on all descrictiona of PROPERTY wuhin the rxiiwoitnecitT.

JOHN REESE, Pres't, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: John H. Ehleri, iMendes I. Ja-na Fields, Aug. J. Albert, Dr.

G. S. Gibson, Garrett Brown, Chas. M.KeTser.iJas.M.Anderson, Thomas Wilson, G. A.

Schacfer, i George Rogers, John M. Gauit, Fred'k. Seyler, i James S- Suter, H.R Laudermaa, KTT.id Joiikics, treorge Ross, Caleb Parks, T. W. lcvering, Hnrh Bolton, Henry L.

Reitx, Nathan Tyson, Robert Taylor, John Curb ing, Wm. Robinson, I Wm. Reaney, Francis Dawes, Joshua Drvden, I John G. Reaney, Otto Toniey, J. S.

Donovan. Geo. WT. Ccx, 1 Tr.th.stf HENRY P. DUHTJR3T.

Seo'y. OJATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, Incorporated by th State of Marvlaruf. 1S43. OFFICE No. SOUTH STREET, This Company lnBtiros Every Beseripnon of Pro-serry, in city or oouniry, aeainet loea or dAmaee by FIRE.

The Directors meet daily, to determine upon application for iuRurance. JOHN SE1DENSTRICKER, President. BOARD or DIRECTOR. A linn Chan-nan. Vim.

Wooriwarf, Henry M. Busa, Samuel Fenhy, John VV. R-s3, E. J. Cii'troh, Job Smiti.

George Bartietty Adam Denmesd. I Joseph W. Jenkins, Thomas H. Sul'ivan, George Small. JOHJN R.

MASRUDER.J., Secretary. otfr AKIN F3 AND INLAND INSURANCE. Bai. TIKORB, Octotr 1st. 1S56.

The AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPAN with an ample capital, and a successful experience of over twenty yeais, continues at itj agency here to ISSUE POLICIES OF MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE on the most advantageous On such risks as terminate without loss, TEN F.R VNT. THE PKEPIUM PAID is returned to iiiQ sssured. ALL LOSSES ADJUSTED AND FAID AT THIS AGENCY. WM. F.

MURDOCH, Agent. WHi. L. MONTAGUE. Secretary.

USE BENNETT'S EMBROCATION, the Great Liniment RHEUMATISM and FUR A LSI A. USE BENNETT'S EMBROCATION, the Great Liniment for TOOTH ACHE aid SORE THROAT. USE BENNETT'S EMBROCATION, the Grent Licimetit tor PAINS AND SPRAINS. USE BENNETT'S EMBROCATION, the Great Liniment for CHAPPED HAN 115; IT THEM WHITE. SMOOTH A SOFT.

JTrAII Druggist throughout the country sell BENNETT'S EMBROCATION. THE GREAT LiyiMEXT. MFPH1II) AT JOS. s. de 6tr BEN I T'S LABORATORY.

104 MARKET STRhET. Wn.aixoTox. Dbl. IKOF. DKUltA'itl'S ORIGINAL OIL.

This groft discovery ii now nrdatiti? a great sania-tior. amoiig the Medical Faculties of Euri pe and this couLlry. It will cure the loiiowing (int every Uiiiig:) WARRANTED TO Cure Fever and Ague in one day; Cure 11. 1 1 In in bve minute-; Ci. re Croup 111 or.emg' Cure Deafness in two to four d.y; Cure Burns and Scalds iu ten Cure Spirt 111s, Wounds and Brum's ia from one ta three dajs; Cure Inllnnunation inono day; Cure Rliou ii'ii ism.

Pain tu Buviat. in one d.iy; Cure NeuiulBia, Croup, Burns, 111 to mitiittee; t'uio Hemorrhage. Scrofula. Alwoess, i day; Cure Bruises, VVottriJ, 'IVUer, iu one to tlir; dnyn; Cure Ear- Ache. Stiff Nock, Atu-, ont da-; t'ure Felons, Jiri kon Breast, Salt Khuiu, iu tViree to sig days; Cm i- tiuinsoy.

Palpitation, Pleurisy, in otu to tan dnvs; Cures Atthiim, Palsy, Gout, F.rysitl&4.iu hvn tJ twenty ibiys; Cur Floated Feet, S'iil Joint -t. hro-nto Rlit'uiiifitisiiii, Soto Thiott, Setrlet F.nr, nuj the 'rme miido to walk, hy fw 'I'll 111 Oil DoGifllh's) in mild and an I is a great Ennui- Mdiome fur ehiKh wi lociLiuc. A o. Lflilu-s should all use it. it nl avs ii-avo you boiler thnii it liuds you, and 0110 bottle oiteit oures eti- M.

it Lerpe Bottled ttti times ehoipst. Sold II ANCE, KsBillnifre EE l'SFR corner of Cnnrins and Pratt wts. UK AN DR i'H'Sl'I LI S. ThT "a eosfive, afiei souied'iys' ute, wilt find rotinwed aud llf'i pervade every of their frames. I-very done makes the blowd purer.

The nervas roiiuiii-iii-o 111 the artorins and Lie veins. These Pills, as a lirst cll'aef, act upon Hir arl.Mi.il blood, Ineren nut the circulation, tif which impurilies are deposilcd 111 tlie veins and they throw oil simti rlli'Ctioiis into the ImiwoIb, whioh orini, by the energy derived from lUnstbeth's PliU, expela them I111111 the synletil. Wlirn lirt used th- pi! may oiv-cifion KriMitg, and even make the leel woine; this mind be iioTiie wbh for the good omiid No re ssd is often aoluevoil without sotu tMiiibleiu itsa'tnitimeiit, ami this rule applies ti tWe recovery of heallh. Tuese symptoms only tttiour where the body has long ti unl'l under a load ol im-pitte tctmoiouHhiiinocB. A oonseosttve use lor a few (IsysTt ill sntiufy the most unbelieving of the gr.nt giMxt the pills are doing.

Tha direct ions should te oan-hilly titudied. If ami mid vicor will iu a msjori' td cases le seour.td by the use of irfrumlrerVa Sold nl oents pi 1 at 4H Ca'tal street. Brau-n-tli lluildint, New Voik; by T. W. A Sous, VlJ N.

Suuoiiil sireet, Philadelphia; and by iiM.ltolna JealersKciurally. IN 1 jiARBI RS AN HAIR DU ESSF.RS, linok to your interest, if you wiJ to save expem trouble and labor, and buy fur yourselves a reputatio as Hair Dyers, use JONES' newly mipioved AIK DV the safest, sure.it and most reliatue Dye Hint ever was CoiiiixuhkJoiI by ehettiieal It is a phenomenon 111 ohemislry, Mold (applied iti private rooms) by tho inventor. JOHN A. JONES, tl.Ul-fO IU H.tltiiuoiest. fU) THE AMATEURS OF 1 .1 I'll OG It A I'll 1 AND DRAWING.

D. A UK ON I US respite! -fully mforms the ladies and that li is mtikitiir preparations ti open a l.lTllOU It Al lllll and DRAWING ACADEMY, fitr a limited number of pupils, to liepin the llth of January, 1UV7. Persons desirous of JoiniiiR the same will pUtaae mike enrly applioattoB at No. 63 ECON UT. AiS Ct.

njFW 'W BANKING ntUSE. The undersnna have this dai nsmeil a Cik-Partnernhip, under the A4 ii Hyle JAMES LOW'NFC. t. PtMi. LH'L Baltimore.

Seetemlter 1IANK COMfltEKCK STOCI STOCK; lUltc. Cu liouiu) BtUtunoro Co "np ICM nr sale I ll IT ICWUXK. Mtiutb treet. dtft-tfr KDWAHU KkSNaKBIS. Il, IRwin.

A. f7tt STOCK AN HILL. 1 sthpt. IIU rwiu ri Hull 011 lniuiiistiioii ail ar.d hrm of STOKES 1,0 VV yt, tor p.u- tse ol rxmuuoiing rt irv i iij 7 PIANGE AM) STOCK COMMISSION iH'Sl- ss, ami have taken an otnoe uu BM.i U.EET. ROBERT Y.

STOt.fe i of the oouatry aud I -sc-jtiato uue r-p i. .1 nniii uiili i il i .11 i 1.