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District of Columbia Advertisements. claims of A. Weiskettel, J. J. Meyers and others, for arms taken on or about tbe of 6s '64 at 97: Lehigh Nav 6s at 102V; Penna Cs at 65.

Of shares, Beading brought 20 Penna 44; Camden and Amb 121 Morris THE SUN. JiAlTlXOEE, SATUBDA.T, FEB. 15, DR. JOHKoTOWr BALTtaiOREVr rwr OTfLx PKYsrciAtr artisinS' arrant a ettre tis Two Days or mo char ft wicKovt mny Other tierim ui rtsm Cases oS DUSEASES. Pains ta fia.

Loirja, jnctmres. InroIuLtary IXsw charges, Orgaeio wesknesa, )if-Abuse, Genera4 Debility, Proetratieu NsrvoinoessiestleasigiiU. Palpstatica sf tie Hert, Kiagme iataEars. Loss ef irfsruory. Confasios, Steianchor Afiaotione of tM Had.

Threat, Nose Sfcia.and 1 all Uiom ac-kar disorders arisiri; from Sotilary Habit oYouOt, rasdursg diMB umt (pt ilarriige. YOUNG MEN. Esrpecially. ho hs vfe bsooms th4 viotfmeof Vico.t5:stdratfD.l aad destruott- hab'ts'irfrt snuaily sweeps to ss uairaely envn thousands tLs ost euaed talents adn laBt might otherwise a ve eairansad rucening Seuatee widithe tuuoders of tloqueaoa er waked to die living lyre, may eailaruA full enbdance. Teis some of fe sad and, melancholy T- IBots prducei by early habTU bss if ti-e Back and Limbs, Pains in.

tbe liavl. LSmaess of Sjgiit, Loss of slusosla Power, Palpitation of she Heart, Dyspepey, Nervous Irmvnli-tr, Deraagament of the Digestive Fua'stioas, Gar ersi Debi Sfty ptoHui of Co uo nip uon, JB EJlTjAELL The teariul eneeU ot the Hiindr9 much to be dreaded Loss of Memory Ir3eos, Depresien of Sp nta, Evil orebodin. Aversion to ci8tjrelf-DiEtrust JIAERUG2. Marries Pehsohs. or YounMsB about temav ry, sheuid apply immeifitely.

Organio Weasnes, Physical or Mental Disqualifications, Nervous TresahliBs, Constitutional Debility, Weakness and Ej hsuitirm, Lo3s of Pownr, Ucpoteney a Wsstiee of tie Orgius, Defortiuoee, etOw speedily reiaoTed, OFr I6E No. 7 60UTH FREDERICK hTKEET, left hand side going from Baltimore street, a fear daore flora the corner. Fail not. to observa number, Lstters must be paid and couts.ro a S-he CreAtntialt Hanf in his Qfiter DR. JOHNSTON, Member of the Beyal College of Sufons.

London, rta4xLXtn tram oae of tbe most emrrifuit Coheres ia ha Ntatos. nrbl tiia cratner tut of whose lit Duvall, cue of tbe guards at the jail, and It is stated tbat Mr. John H. Wise, keeper of the jail, bas sent In to Marshal Lamon his resignation of tbat office. Dr.

W. T. Okie, formerly of the military hospital at the Union Hotel, in Georgetown, bas been' commissioned an assistant surgeon in the lilted States army, and bas been assigned to duty with tbe Sixth U. S. Infantry.

A fine ebtertainment was given by tbe officers of the Irish brigade to their Colonel. Thos. Francis Meegher, at the Springfield Station, five miles from Alexandria, one day last week. Gen. He lntzelman, Gen.

Shields, and other distinguished ofllcers were preseat. H. Donnelly, proprietor of the Union. Club Home, Thirteenth street, (Gen. Sicklts' headquarters,) died this morning yery suddenly, bavin broken a blood-vessel.

Uea. Correspondence of tbe Aaeaciated Press. IROM GE.f BANKS' COLUMN. Shocking Murder. Feedeeick, Feb.

14. Iteperts from private ecu res say that tbe enemy have completed tbeir strcug fort on tbe Catostin mountain. It covers yt acres of ground, and platforms are prepareo for tweEty guns, but only four bare yetleen mounted. Tbe wails are Bevea Jeet hlfch, turrcunded by a deep, wide moat, lu precise location and epproaches are known to our engineers. Fresb movements of the enemy's forces are daily witnessed in front of Col.

Geary's command, but Jlylng reports of an attack by them are unfounded. Tbe health of our brigade continues excellent, EitwittfctandiDg the muddy state of tbe camps. 'l he board bas adjourned to meet again on Monday. Many resignations bare taken place by efflcers who have been detailed for examination. A horrible aid belnous murder took place on Wednesday In Cavetown district, Washington county.

A respectable man named Fiecierick Smiih had for several months been paying his addresses to Miss Agnes Tracey, a young lady of very respectable parentage, but lose a roomeut in boliding these boats for the of our sea coast. Mr. Hoimun, of Indiana, demanded the yeas and nays on tne passage of tbe amendment. Ordered yeas 114, nays 23. The amendment was carried, and the bill as amended then passed.

Mr. Crittenden, of Kentucky, from a select coamittre, reported a resolution agreeing with the benar's cor current resolution, that on the 221 of February, at ia o'clock, both Houses of Congress shall assemble, and the farewell addres ofOeorge Washington be read. The President ot the Senats and Speaker ot tbe House shall invite the President ot tbe Celled States and distinguished personages to be present on that occasion; aiso.that it be read lu the different camps. Adopted. On motion of Dir.

Stevens, of Pennsylvania, tbe House again tetolved itself Into committee or the whole, acd bad under consideration House bill Tasking appropriation for the service of the Postofflce Department for the year ending 3uth June, Mr. Mcpherson, of Pennsylvania, expressed bis views on tbe rebellion, and denounced ail who aided or favored tt. Mr. Wickl.iTe, of Kentucky, desired to submit a few remarks on the resolution asked for by the committee on Investigation aod conduct of the war, for a reporter. He said he thought be bad a right to discuss the right and propriety of reference.

Mr. Ixivejoy called tbe gentleman to order. Mr. ULalr, of thought tbe gentleman (Mr. "Wlcklifle) ought to be allowed to proceed.

Mr. tiOTfjoy I call the gentleman from Missouri to order. Mr. Kicbardsou, of I1L I call my colleague to order for talkli.fr. Mr.

Wickliu re f-lied that be knew nothing about tbat committee only what he saw In the newspapers. He learned that that committee had the otht-r day the commander-in-chief of tte arm) before them acd hlin He understood by the newspapers that the coicmauder replied that be intended to conduct the war according to bis own notion of right. On motion, tbe House adjmrned until Monday. rHeoorted for the Baltimore Son.) Till: MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. anha.poi.i3, Feb.

11. SENAT- The city passenger railroad bill was referred to tbe committee on corporations. Mr. Smith, from the judiciary committee, reported the treason bill without amendment; It was read a second time. The bill relating to removal of cauees from Baltimore city was read a second time.

The bill extending time of a pupil iu tbe Band Institution, was lead a third time and pesttd. The bill providing for taking tbe sense of tbe people as to the propriety oi boldlcg a convention to frame a new constitution was reada tmrd time ana passed. The bill to make valid a deed from IJ. So-fer was attended, read a second Uma and The bill supplemfectary of an act authorizing a lottery to raaee a turnpike ws passed. TfcJ bill changing the name of Fell's Point LoOge ot Odd Ftliows was passed.

Mr. Denison submitted a message aeking the re'um of the bill to incorporate the Hxlti-mote Tcbacco Works, which was adopted. The Senate adjourned. Asjiafolis. February 13.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES. Fitting A'ttion. The oyster bill, which was ucder consideration when the House aoj Mimed this atwri-oori, was made the order of the dav for Tuesdsy, 25th Inst. Tfce bill to make val.d a deed from Sasaa E. fe2 JAS.

C. McGVIRE J- aucts. GOVEKNMENT SALE CONDEMNED HORSfcS AND MARE 3, AT AUCTION. On THLRf DAY, February 20th, K62, at 1 o'olook, at tbe Government Coriali, near the Ooservatory, ill be sold at Public Auchod, 150 HOUSES and SO MARES, Condemned as unfit for public service. Terms cash in government funds.

hi order. S. J. DAXM, Captain and Assist. Quartermaster.

XS A. JAS. C. McGUIRF. It f5-ts! Washington.

L. C. W. H. READ'S COMPOUND COUGH SYRUP.

W. H. READ'S 80RK TBROAl' POWDER, H. READ'S TOOTH GUM AGHE DROPS. Tbe three above articles are put up at the lov price of TWENTY-FrVK CENTS PER BOTTLE, and are not surpassad by scy in the country.

CERTIFICATES: W.H. Rbab: Dear Sir I suffered two weeks fro severe cough, and used your excel'eat Synip of Liverwort, and was astonished at the immediate eura. Rxv. Gkokgz Hildi. 202 Eastern Aveuue, Baltimore.

used the Peotoral Syrup of W. W. Read, and coRBider it a most valuable remedy for eoughs and eoida. Rzv. Jas.

H. Brows. 39 N.Broadway, Baltimore. H. Rkad: Bir Having used your Compound Byrup of Liverwort for more than.

two years. 1 can reoouiBiend it as a splendid raised? for cougas aud hoarseness, Rzv. Jab. B. McMsiiat.

174 AisquiUi street, Baltimore. W. H. Re aim Sir From experience, lean recommend your Syrup of Liverwort to clergymen, pub-lie speakers, and all others suffering with tsroat disease. Rev.

Andrew AIaxship. 855 Broad street. Philadelphia. W. H.

Read's Compourd Syrup of Liverwort, for coughs, eolds and hoarseness, may truly be sailed the sufierer's friend. Rev. W. W. Hicrs.

Havre-da-Graoe. EOBE THROAT POWDEO. From Father Freeman: It affords me pleasure to state to my mends that Wm. H. Read's Sore Throat Powder is the most rapid and cure for sore taroat I ever knew ol.

Rev. Thos. Freeman. City frlisHionary. Rev.

John Foi.bt, S. SHOKMAiKft. Shoents per bottle. TOOTH OR GUMACHE REMEDY. Wm.

H. Read's Tooth or GumAohe Remedy is one of the most certain and instantaneous cures for tooth ache or sore gums ever placed before the pub-lie, and should be availed of when such au artiole is needed. AooooinanyiBg each bottle see certificate from HIY. M. IX.

iVULl.3, Rev. S. A. Wilson, Riv. J.Wat, Rsv.

Wm. A. Snivelt, CAPT E. BtSSHAM, Mr. John A.

Robb, Mr. M. A. Daiskk, The above sell a 25 eents per bottle. Wholesale and retail, by WM.

H. READ, 3 Broadway. Baltimore, Ma. At retail by Druggists and Country iStores gen-eraliy. J23-lm SSTH S.

HAJCK BETH S. HAXCS, feTH S. KANCE, FETH B. HANGE. BETH.

8. fiANCE, tjtvTH 8. HASCE, BETH 8. HANCB, 10 BALTIMORE BALTJMO E. MT BALTIMORE BALTISaORE, Ml 106 BALTIMORE BsLTlRORK, IOS BALTIMORE BALTIMORE.

M9, IBS BALTIMORE Utk KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR 3LE A OESTIKB ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY AND FOPULAR MEDICWAM AMOKS WHICH BE FOtrjfD HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. DR. SWaYKE SYRUf WILD CHERRY. n. READ'S SYRUP OF LIV-BitWOflT, WM.

H. RBjiTilB 1SORE THROAT FOWDEfi WM. H. READ '3 TOOTHACHE DROP3. HELM BOLD "8 EXTRACT OF BUCHUT DR.

WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHS.a-l AYtltTJ UHtHtHY fliUTUilAU, BULL'S SARSAPARiLLA. TOWKSISND'S SARSAPARtLLA. BANDS' SALT RHEUM REMEBlf. GREEN'S OXYGENATED BITTERS, HOOFLANiyS GERMAN BITTERS, H-ORTIMEKS RHEUMATIC CGMPOUMB-SCARP'S ACOUSTIC OIL, WOLF'S 8CHEIDAM gCHKAPPS. SlTPfOBLE'S PILE LINIMKNT.

PKBRY pAVJc'PAlS KILLER, MEXICA M. MUT.3 LINIJSEKT. MoLANKB VERlFyOS. McLANE'S LIVER TILLS. WRIGHT'S INDIA3J VgfiETABLE PrLJ B.

JFW DAVID'S. OR HEBREW ir LAST Ell poor, man's Blaster. dally pain extractor, gloALLISTER'a ALL-HEALING CTNTfETS riWO IN ONE! 1 RELIABLE HAIR RESTORAIVB AliCt NICE HAIR DRESSING. Almost all the Restoratives, so are mads water, combined with articles which dry up the Hair, and render some other preparation necessary to dreis it; but HA NCE '8 CHEMICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE is a eombination of Stimulating Spirits and OIL affording an agreeable Hair Dressing addition tc its Restorative properties. it is cm equaled for PRODucma-A LUXURIANT HEAD OF HAIR, GL0S3Y CURLS, and possesses the property of restoring GRAY HAIR to its NATURAL COLOR.

it is not a hair dye. and so simple it may ba use by ail with periect safetv Price Slper bottle, or six for S5. For sale by SETH Baltimore st. N.B. Ask for HANCE'S CHEMICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, and take none other.

3-1 mo JELWBOLS'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. HELMBOLD'8 GENUINE PREPARATIONS. HELMBOLD-S GEN UINE REPAJtAHQHS. HELMBOLDJ3 EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Diseases of the Bladder, EELMBOLD'S XTACT BUCHU Cures Diseases of the Kidneys. HELMBOLD EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Gravel.

HELMBOLD'B EXTRACT BV Cures Dropsi. HELMBOLD'8 EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Non ReteuSon and Inooaveaieuo tit UmzA-whether in Mem, Woma or Children. KELMBOLD a EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Nervous Sufferers. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Debilitated fiutTorars. XELMBOLDTj EXTRACT BUCHU For Los of Memory.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Ltiss of Power. HELMBOLD'S tXTRACT BUCHU For Consamption, Insanity HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Epileptis Fits.St Yitaa JaStMs HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Dimoulty of Breathine, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Gacercl Weakness, -HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Weak Nerves. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Trembling. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Night Sweats. EELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCKU For Cold Feet.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Dimness of Vision. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For LHTiguor. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU tor Universal Liquids efttta Rscuiay EystSU HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU For Pallii. Countenance. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

For Eruptions. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Fains in the Back. EELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Headache. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Sick Stomach. HELMBOLD tj EXTRACT BUCHU For all Diseuss sof the Blood and Sila.

ARISING FROM HABITS OF DISSIPATION. EXCESSES, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU lor all au'estions and diseases of th9 URINARY ORGANS. Whether existing is MALE OR FEMALE. From whatever originating no matter Oi HOW LONGSTANDING. Diseases of these organs reauure tii aid oi a Diuretic HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SUCHU In the Great Dmreuo, and is oertain to have the ae- g'reaeneotia ail aiseasas tor waiou it is reouoi-juended.

i-viaance or ins mosx raiiaoie anu respouaiuio character will accompany the medismee. Certifiaates of Cares, from 8 to 30 years' etandiSS. with names known to soienoe and fama. See Dispensatory the U.S. Bee remarks made by the late Rr.

Physio. fcee Dr. Dewes' valuable work ou the Prsotioe a Physio, and most of the lata standard works ct nieuioine. Price $1 per Bottts, or Sis for 88. Delivered to any address, securely paeked frota any observation.

Describe Symptoms in all Corimvnieationl. Cures Suaranteed. Advice Urats. AFFIDAVIT. Personally apearsd before me, an Alderman of the city of Philadelshia.

H. T. Eslmbol, who be-mg duly sworn, doth say his preprations contfunno narootio, no mercury or oriier injurious dniM, but are purely vegetable. H. T.

HhLM.bOLD. Sworn and subeonbed before ms 33d day ot November, W. P. HIBBSRI). Alderusaa, Ninth above Race, Praia, i Address letters for information in confidence, ta H.

T. HELMBOLD, Chemist, Depot 104 South Tenth below Chosnut, Philadelphia, Fa. Etvoartof Counterfeits and Unprincipled Dealers, Who endeavor to dispose their oven" and father" articles on the reputation attained by Helmboid's Genuine Preparations. do. do.

Extract Buchu. do. do. do. Kftrsaoantla, do.

do, ImDtoved Rosa Wash. Bold by SETH 8. HANCE, i ICS Baltimore An all Drugeists everywhere. Ask for HELMBOLD'S. Take no other.

Cut out the advertisement and send for it and avoid imposition ul posare. FRANCIS D. HETZLER, OOK-BINDER RULER. BLANK BOOK MAKER, Upper Story Sun Iron Building, Baltimore. EWery description of PLAIN and FANCY BIND-.

1NG, toee4heiwith Re-Binding and Repairing of Old Binding of Musio, Harper's, Lady a Book Graham's, aud all other Magazines and elegaui, neat, or plain styles, and warranted durable, at very low prices. aayPaper Ruied to tny pattern, 28-tf GENU1.NE FR ENCH. CAPSULES OF COPAilVA BALSAM, for sale by SETH S. HAAGE, 106 Baltimore SWEKTSER ooioer of Prt BodCbwrlMsUI. QOLD-BOUGHj tRr AND SOLD, on best terms by XH.J CARSON.

804 st. was reaa ana concurred in. Also, a resolution adverse to the petition of Charles Meyers asking to be released from the costs of removing a fire-plug in Exchange Place; read aid concurred In. Mr. Higglns presented the petition of Mary Taylor asking relief from the overflow of tbe tunnel of Cbatswortb.

run; referred to tbe committee on bigb ways. Adjl. Highly Important from Mexlce. Juarez Willing to NtgotialeIIlt Reply to the Ultimatum of the Allies The AUits Jjeclhig Principal Conditions. We have dates from the city of Mexico to tbe 28th of January, and from Vera Cruz to February 1st.

Tbe news la highly important and Interesting. The commissioners sent by the allied plenipotentiaries to Mexico with an ultimatum re- turned to Vera Cruz on the evening ot the ult. They report tbat throughout tbe entire journey, both going and coming, they were received with tne greatest courtesy and kind-nets. Ofllcers of all grades vied with each other to do them honor and facilitate their po-grees. Upon their arrival in Mexico, and tbe debvery of the ultimatum, they were Invited by Juarez, minister of the treasury, to a sumptuous banquet, at which every luxury tbat tbe market ol Mexico afforded was produced.

Tteywere treated like princes, and tbe distinguished consideration shown to them was at once interpreted in Mexico as an indication that there would be no war. After due consideration of tbe ultimatum, PreflCent Juarez delivered bis reply, and dis-patehed with the commissioners Sr. Zaaacona, ex-minis Wr of foreign relations, clotoed with full power to treat with the allies as regarded pie iminaties. Tbe reply of Juarez expressed a desire to avoid hostilities. He acknowledged the breach of tbe offered the most satisfactory security for the future.

He pro- Sosed tbat the allied ministers should come to r.zaba and treat there in detail with Mexican commis loners; but he exacted as a nreiimlna- ry condition tbat toe whole expeditionary force should be re-embarked except a euard of honor cf two thousand men, who should accompany the ministers to Orizaba and remain there during tbe negotiations Throughout bis communication be manifested much anxiety to make it appear to the Mexicans that he did not yldd to the armed threats of the allies. Sr. Zamacona submitted this reply to the allies on the 29th, and after several conferences with the Marquis of Castillejos.the purport of which did not transpire, he started immediately on bis return to Mexico. The allies bad concluded tbat tbe condition imposed by Juarez was inadmissible, and their reply, refusing to re-embark tbe troops before treating, left Vera Cruz for Mexico on the 1st Inst. Iu case Juarez should show a disposition to be obstinate In regard to bis condition.

Gen. Prim had decided to advance with bis whole force, opening tbe roads by fighting if he should encounter resistance. He is determined not to expose tbe health of the army to the unfavorable climate of VeraCruz any longer thaui3 necessary. Pabsss at FoitTBices Mob roe foe tsb SorTH. A correspondent of a Northern papar at Foi tress Monroe writes: Major General John E.

Wool requests me to anr.cunce to the public, and parties desiring to go South by ilg of truce, that it is not in bis power to grant passes for that purpose. Those persons wishing to be transferred beyond our lines mast have their passports duly authenticated by the Secretary of State. This morning two ladies arrived hre to go South, but not being armed with the proper documents, tbe General was compelled, although ueDd them back to Baltimore. I must also draw tbe attention of correspondents to the fact tbat letters destined for tbe South must net be longer than one conflnttlsolj-1 to femiJy matters. The Cauqo of tbi Staphs Hxbt.

Tne cargo cf the bark Stephen Hart, seize! ofiKy West, end new at New York, consisted of rineu cannon, jsoeid naes, powder, boots and shoes, and articles. Tha cargo is iEFuredat Lloyd's for 81 2o, 000 a small per- centaee on the entire value. She bas been breught into this port lor adjudlcatiDu. Her captain is an American. She bad an Eaglisb clearance, which indicates that she came from London, acd was bound to Cardenas.

FlT TV THH WmtT Wo V. a va. ol complaint from roacy of our farmers that mo u) una iu in nuy iic3 me vaney seri-ouslv ininred th trnwliiir K-ma fioiHa are said to be entirely eaten up. Frederick The Naval Defenskos- Livjehpode. The war fleet placed by the British government in tne uuersey.io protect JLAverpaoi, was dtspers ed by official orders immediately ou the atri val cf the news of the settlement of ths Trent ailalr.

Tbe "fleet' numbered four vessels A Faekioatioit. The great victory which tbe Mexicans were reported to have obtained ovtr the Spanish troops at the National Bridge, and the news of which wa? received here by telegraph, via san rancisco, proves to have been a fabrication. KTUom. Foote preached a sermon at the Presby ter iau cb urch, near Fort Henry, on Su a cav. tbe 9th lust.

ttSThe season for packing hogs at Cincinnati pas aooni C19SCQ. xne receipts so far loot up iWHcu.E D. Cullin, ex-member of Con gress from Delaware, died on the 8th Inst. KTMr. Geoge Julius, of Hagerslown, Md.

hat b-en from Fort Lafayette. 0.1EYART AND The stock market the past week bus been quite animated, the aggregate amount of tales reaching nearly and some of tie i aaing cecurities snow a material advanci on last week's rates. There were no transas ns in Stato loans during the week. Maryland ct.pren O's 1ST0 closed yesterday at 02 bid, and 1 Itsciei C's of tame date at Sljtf bid, with of either oiterlsg. Fer Georgia 6's 67 bid: Tennessee 6s 46 b'd, 50 asked; and Louisiana O'b 61 bid.

Tne largest business of the week bas been done iu Ci'y loans, the sales amount ing to xesterday, sioo or the o's 1375 sold at 91, closing at the same rate bid; of the 1890's Sl.uiO brought 9H01 leaving off at 01 Dia, vi jf an advance or IX on the cios irg rates of last wefk. The sales of bonds have not been very large, but prices show an $1,500 of tne iseo soia yesterday at 75, nca leit orx et 75 bid, 77 asked, an advance of 1 for week; tbe dividend bonds 1962 closed yesterday at 5a old, en eavance or 'IV since last Jt riday; the left off at 7S bid. ard tbe 1930's at 75, an eavance tne loimer of i percent, or the Northwestern Va. 1st rtgage S3.000 have been sold during the week, and they closed yesterday at 80 Did, an advance of 1 per ct; lor 2d mortgage do. 65 bld.

Of Nor. Central lfeSo bonds the8ales amount to S11.SC0, closing yesterday at 74 id, 73 asked, un advance of Ter cent on tne closing rates of last wees Tfcere have been some few sales of Bank stocks this week, and ill sbs Merchants' Bank sold yesterday at OOaOOV, aud closed bid. asked, an advance of 3, percent smje last Fiiday. The following were tbe closing rates yesterday: Back or uommerce id bid; Citizens 8X bid. 8X asked; Commercial and Farmers' (iii)i) ji Dio: iarmeis" and iviercnants' 30 bid Fairoers' and Planters' 23 bid; Franklia 8X bid; Howard 7J bid; Marine 25 bid; 15 bid.

18 askfd; Union Bank 51 bid, 6i asuei; and Western 17 bid, asked. Tbe Kail road stocks are in steady demand, but to tit s. shares closed Arm yesterday at 61 bid, an advance of $1 75 per share for the week. Nor. Central 11 closed at 22 Jf bid.

24 asked an advance oi $1 25 per share for the week. Insurance stocks have been in in demand, with but few offering. Sales yesterday of iho shares National Fire at 7jtf leaving oil' at 7V bid. 7 asked. For Firemen's 43 bid, no sale.

Canton stock has shown some activity, and IbO t-hnrfs sold yesterday at 13, closing 13 bid, 15 asked, an advance of SI 25 per share lor the week. For Baltimore Gas stock loo bid, none offered. lu tbe Mir.ii) fancies some activity bas also been shown this week. Sales yesterday of 50 ihares Guilford at 35 ots per tbare; and 500 shs Ncrth State at 15 cts per share. For Sprlug-IWld 2 15 bid, $1.25 asktd, au advance of 25 ots per lift re for the week.

We have nothing new to notice In mousy mutters, the easy leeliii in the market previous Iv reported continues. Gold has been in greater demand, nd was quoted by the brokers yesterday at 3X buying, and 4 par cant premium selling. Tbe demand for foreign exchange is very limited, but rates generally rule higher. The following were tbe quotations yesterday: London, bankers' bills, 14 alS; do. commercial do.

13ai3; Paris, 60 days sight, 4 95; short sight, Antwerp 5.00; Amsterdam 43; Biemen 82xa63; Hamburg 33Jf; Cologne 76; and Frankfort 43 a44. The va'ne of foreign exports from this port, during tbe week ending on Thursday, was 110,627. SALES AT BALTIMORE YESTEH-BAY. 400 City 6s 1S76 91 100) 1890 91 "300 1890 91 1000 1890 91 1X10 1890 91 700 1890 91 1500 bds 75 looo NCR bds. 1835 73 1000 1885 73Y 10C0 1885 74 10 sha Merchts'Bk 90 6 sha mJ4 150 shs NationalFIns 7.

30 sha 7M 50 shs Canton Co 11 50 shs 13 50 shs GuilfordM 0.35 100 shs NorthStateM 0.15 100 shs 0.15 100 shs 0.15 100 shs 0.15 100 shs 0.15 1000 1R85 7i 1000 1885 74H 1000 1835 71 At the New York stock board, yesterday. th market clcsed steady. Virginia 6s advance! 1 per cent, Missouri Cs and Tennessee 6s N. Y. Central advanced and Beading STOCK PKIOES AT HEW TOEK TKSTBiOAT.

By Magnetic Telegraph. 1ST BOA.Ur. ZD BOARD. "Virginia 6s Missouri 63 00 4S 63 124" 81 435 00 09 00 00 S4X 8l 42 Firm. Tennessee bonds North Carolina bonds Treasury 6 per cts, 2 yrs, Canton trie itailroaa New" York Central iLendinz Kaiiroau 42 BTOOK PKIOES AT PHILADELPHIA TKO.

13. TneTe was a lareer business done in stocks to-dsy. Penna State 53 soli at 7SX, a decline of City 6s, new, at 954'; Penna 1st mort 65 at yx Keaaing 6s '70 ttt 89 A' i Cm aal Am uanaj preiu uui xtuwire jjiy aovi iehizn Nav 51; Harrisbarg 52. The N. T.

World of yeeterday remarks: 'The supply of money seeking temoorarv employment is in excess of the demand, and raws are easy at 5 to 0 per cent. Gold Is actively dealt la at the stock board, and the premium "Forele exchange is Inactive, bnt the bank ing firms have been selling sixty day bills ster ling at li ft una some hold at Prime commercial are offered at 114! to 1H. On Paris 4.95 to 4.91 jf. 4Tbe stock market was quiet on Thursday, and the Impression, is general, even among the paper-money clique, that the preseat prices of stocks are high, and have largely anticipated any effect on prices from the issue of Treasury notes 68 a legal tender. There is a strong desire to sell existing among some of tbe stronger orerators, induced thereto by the heayv inter est account running up against their prospec tive proms, ano tne apparent impossibility of gettirg tbe public to buy." The New York Tribune of yesterday says: "There Is a more active movement in tbe 7.30 per cent Treasury notes, and con ilderable purchases have been made at 98 a99, which is an advanee.

The demand notes pass freely for business purposes, but parties having large lots are obliged to sell them at 15 per cent discount. They are bought for custom-bouse purposes of tbe street brokers at 1-10 per cent discount, some oi toe we tninic, nave been selling these notes, as well as the 6 per cent stock of the last issue." The movements of the Banks in three of the prin cipal cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their last statements, and compared with the same period oi' last year, is as follows: Loans. specie. 29.196,668 8.614.639 6.923,874 Circul'n. Net.Dps 8,077.417 110 .637 57 6,615,909 2,191,455 19,032,585 N.

York. M3 890 62.340.501 Philadel'a 29574.700 Total 8236.1 19,181 42,635,173 14,881,783 152.4.M.851 41.893.077 15.169,648 155,626.217 43,975,414 17.574.809 122,112,967 LrflBt week 237.689.890 Last year. 209 ,252,613 The Assistant Treasurer of the United States givss the following notice: "To save detention, parties holding coupons due February 19th on the United States bond3, are requested to present the same, with a schedule showing the numbers and amounts, when they will receive checks for the aggregate due, payable in coin, at the Assistant Treasury, on the inst." The Chicago Tribune says: "Tbe money market is more buoyant, but tbe demand is still far below the ability of tbe banks to supply it. New York exchange is still a drug; bankers take it from customers, but most ofthem have more than they want. Tbe buying price is par, selling of 1 per cent premium.

Gold is firm and selling at 3 per cent premium." Tbe Milwaukee Sentinel says: "Tbe demand for money is still in excess of tbe abilities of our banks, and some of tbe leading produce dealers continued to have their paper discounted in New York. Exchange was in good supply. The current selling rate i3 nominally per cent premium, but tbe bulk of the business is probable Gold selling at 3 premium, but with very little demand." lEepcrted for the Baltimore Sun.l BALTIM-OBE MARKET, Fkiday, Feb. 14 Frictt given Itlovt refer to wholesale operalvont only, unless otherwise expressed. Ccpvbk The market continues very dull at our previous quotations, viz: 13a20 cts per lb for Rio; 23.saa)f cts for Laguayra; 25a26 cts for Java, and 24 cts per lb for Ceylon.

Floub astj Msal Tbe Flour market continues sales reported to day comprising 600 bbls Howard street Super at S5 62, arid 300 do. chcice at 85 75 per bbl. We continue to quote Howard street and Ohio Super at 5 62)a5 75, and standard Citv Mills do. at 5 50 per bbl; Ohio Extra at S6 25, Howard street do. 6 37X, and standard City Mills do.

$6 0 per bbL Oorn Meal and Bye Flour remain unchanged. Tbe following are tbe inspections of Flour and Meal for tbe week ending Feb. 13, 1362: Howard street, 9,714 bbls; City Mills, 5,719 obis and 600 half bbls; Ohio, 1,805 bbls; and Family, 751 bbls. Total Wheat Flour, 17,989 hbls and 600 half bbls. Together with 447 bbls of Bye Flour, and 25 hhds and 20 bbls Corn Meal.

Only 3,500 bushels of Wheat were offered at the Baltimore and Maryland Ex-cbargesthls morning, and with a fair demand prices were unchanged, viz: 1 20aSl 40 for interior to medium wbite, 1 45aSl 55 for fair to gcod and 1 OOaSl 65 per bushel for really prune to choice do red 1 33-il 33 per bushel for fair to prime. Of Corn 15,000 bushels offered, and wbite sold at 65a63 cts for gcod to prime, and 62a61 cts for damp to fair Iocs; yel low sold at E5iiS cts per bushel for good to prime demand for both colors slow. Of Oats 7,100 buehels offered, and Maryland sold at 3740 cts, and Pennsylvania at 4112 cts per bushel. No Rye reported sold; we quote Pennsylvania at 75 cts, and Maryland at 09a70 cts per bushel. and Sugar We have only to notice a sale to-day of 333 boxes Havana Sugar, No.

10, taken for refining, at 7 cts per lb, net. In MoiasEes nothing reported sold; quotations for both articles unchanged from our range of yesterday. i'icvif-iOKs. The market rules but steacy, at luevicus prices. Pork No sales; we quote Mess at 12 50af 12 75, Prime at 10 10 5, and Rump 9aS9 50 per bbl.

Bulk We notice of- lbs Sides at 5 cts per lb; we quote Shoulders a. 4 cts, and liams at cts per lb. Bacon Sal-s confined to jobbing lots at 5 and 6a6.V cts for Shoulders and Sides, and at 6a8 cts" per lb for Ha ns. Lard No sales reported; we still quate Western, In bbls and trcs, at 8 cts; City rendered 1 cts; and refined cts per lb. Seeds.

Sales of Cloyer are still very limited at 4 62 per bushel for fair to prl ne. WHitsiv. WTe have beard of n1 sales to-day; tbe market is dull at 25 cts for Ohio, and 25a 25 cents per gallon for City. Ph7I.atjei.phta Market, Feb. 13 There Is a dull market for Flour; small sales to tbe retailers ot Superfine at 5 25a5 37 per bbl.

Re Flour" is worth S3 50, and Corn Meal $3 per bbl. Wceatin small supply, and prices firm'; eales of Pennsylvania red at 1 35, and white at 1 40al 46. Bye selling at 72a73 cts. Com is quiet; sales of new yellow at 56a 7 cts. Oats are quiet at 33a3S cts for Dataware and Pennsylvania.

Cioverseed is very quiet at 4 00a4 37 per 64 lbs. Timothyseed is quoted at 1 Flaxseed worth 2 15. Whisky Small sales of Okie at 24 cents, and Penrsylvenia at 23 cts per gallon. flJY MAGNETIC Nbw Yobk. Market, Feb.

14. Cotton Is depressed; eales of 1,200 at 27a23 cents. Flour has td vanced 5 cents; sales of 19,000 State at 5 70; Ohio at 6 15; Southern at 6 05 30. Wheat is quiet; sales of 12,500 bushels, Ked Jersey $1 50. Com is quiet; sales of 35,000 bushels mixed at G5a65 cents.

Beef Is steady. Pork i also steady; sales of- 3,000 bbls. at 12 25 Lard is firm; eales of 2,500 at 7a 8 cents. Whisky closed firm at2la24 cents. Sugar is quiet; Mnfcjvado 6t798 cents.

Naval stores are dul l. Coffee is firm; sales of 2,500 bags Bio at 19320 cts. Freights are dull. Cincinnati Market, Feb." 13. Flour Is in better ciemard at 81 20.

Whisky is firm at 17 cts. Mess Pork active; $10 being freely offered for good brands, and SiO 25 per bbl asked. Bulk Meats are in good demand; sales of 600,000 lbs at c's for Shoulders, and 4' ct3 for Sides. Lard dosed buoyant. Exchange on New York is firm at premium.

Gold at 3 per cent premium, and demand light. Chioago Market, Feb. 13. -Flour steady-Wheat yc higher; sales of No. 1 at7Sa73 cts, and No." 2 at 72)fa73X cent's.

Cirn is a shade better. Exchange unaltered. Gold 4ali per cent premium. FORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb. 14, 1862.

Quit rises. 6 4-5 1 Run sets. .5 14 CLEARKD. Brijss Monicello, Lewis, Rio Janeiro. Spenoe k.

"Rn il: Plih.Hiiiiooir.1. l'rT. St. John's. P.

Kiik- lant. Cnnie Mohawk. S'splos, Ponoe, V. Aureus: arctic, iiick. jxew rri.

Jtrpe Sc Lyon; lisnvaro, master; Marv "Willis, Acworth. Plulaiiolphia, M. A. Mitchell; illew, 1 oterson, iiitteras via Annapolis, Kelsey 3c Gray: Federal Hill. Wardell, l-'ortresa Monroe, Aptlegarth Son; Mary Virgin.a, Cmnpliell.

WasluPBton- 1C- iiTvster; Dsspitoh, Eu-varos, Accomao, Wake. Kilman.do., Rebecca, Johnson, do. steamer Georgeanua, Point ComfoTt.Va., M. N. Falls, Henry L.

Gaw, ller, Philadelphia, J. A.liriver. ARK1VKD. Brig A. "Patterson.

Knight, from Hatterfis Inlet. Br'K A. J. W. Applegnrth, Groves, from St.

Jago de Cuba, 29th to W. Applegarth Son. Left brk Holland. White, for New York, next day brig Angelo.foi Philadelphia, do. Schr Home, Scute, froaa KewYoik.

Schr Ked Eagle. Brown, from Kew York. Schr Mcanor, Parker, from New York. V. 8 revenue steamer Hercules, Duncan, from a cruise.

6tmr GeorgeancB, Pearson, fm Old Point Comfort. Stisjr Octorara, McLauehlin, from NewYoric. Steamer Hy. L. Gaw, liar, from Philadelphia.

MEMORANPA. Biirk New Reno ds, and brig arence, Phmney for Paltirrore. were at Palermo 231 ult. Bark Wheatlond, of Baltimore, in distress, was Ben poi into Bermuda 2d inet. Biik Wm.

Wilson, Piummer, from Palermo, arrived at. New York 13th inst. Brig len Bernard, Howes, for New York, sailed from Messinn, 16th ult. Sosr R. W.

Troth, Townsend, from Aspmwall, arrived tt Cicnfutgos Jan. 18 h. Schr Onward, Baltimore, sailed from New Yoikl2hinst. Pchr Alien Middleton, Sipple, fer New York, sailed from Matanzas27th u't. Pchr E.

G. Fogg, Lombard, from Boston for Baltimore, arrived at New York 13th Caroline Knight, Wilson, from Pembroke for Baltimore, sailed from Newport lHh inst. Cleared for Baltimore. Bcbr Suwasset, Loper, at New York 13th Schr W. L- Dayton, Hand, at New York 13th inst.

Schr B. D. Pitts, Corson, at New York 13th inst. Pcbr S. Eddy.

Patten, at New York 12th inst. Pohr Belle, Cubberly. at New York 12th inst. Schr Alex. Law, Wood, at New York 12th inst.

Schr Mary Tice. Tice. st Philadelphia 13th inst. Schr Elizabeth. Johnson, at Philadelphia 13th inst.

Arrived from Sclir AlmaOdim, at Castine 10th inst. Schr Geo. Henry. Smith, at Pniladelphial3th inst. very Sua arxd SWESTT ORANGES Just eetved Mr bnr til In.

frrtm TatanzaB. 'zuf for (lieportsd (or tfc llaiUMore Sso.1 CoDgrcsi-Fint Session. Feb. 13C--KENATL. Mr.

Wilkinson, of Mmn. lntroduesd a Joint Tesoletion lor the reliefof the Oree. Ssmuiola, Choctaw aud Cn.cs"aaw HWM; t2: I-sx. tbe Secretary of tbe Interior to pay out ct the annuities ot tboe amount a. will relieve the loyal partion or taoae Indians Territory by rebels, ard now at Javrn worth, Kansas, la a state of r.a.ll! all an.

JET. ieu wiuer jioui iuo aonermteudsnt at that po'nt, saying there were r. uj Indians there, and more jmior, witaout food and clottiEf and that several thousand collars subscribed by Inaiylduais bad already bD expended. Sir. looinu made similar representations, and ottered a substitute, which wii accepted, ard ih rciuti')o adopted.

Mr. UirrU, of N. Introduced a bill for th ortanlai ion of territorial g-iTernment la certain cases that U. In the seceded States. The bill provides for the appointment of Got-cruor ta each cae, with two assistants, who shall hare executive, judicial and legislative functions.

Mr. Foster, of Introduced a bill to proTide for the occupation and cultivation of the cotton lands along the southern coast in possession of the United Stiles. Ordered to te printed. On notion cf Mr. Hale, of N.

II a resola-tlon was adopted inquiring of tne Secretary of the Henate if the resolution adopted by the usuries; "Ward 11. Limon, marshal of the District, had been presented to the President. Subsequently, during the sitting, a response was read irona tiia Secretary of the benate, saying that on the evening of the ty (itie'iydol January) ihit the resolutlsn was aised, he in persou presented a copy of It to the I'rtsident Mr. Chandler, from the committee on com merce, reported a bill requiring commanders ct American vesiels to take tie oath of allegiance before for foreign ports. Inferred.

On motion of Air. Orime. the bill for the appointment of a warden for the tail of the litrlct of Colombia, reported baclc with amendment from the liittrict commute, was taken up. He urged r- iainidiats passage. Mr.

3. Don gal, of California, svd that thi bill was imperfect. The sheriff or marshal liad the general responsibility in all salts and proceedings, and of prisoners and parties In acd this bill interposed at a point in an manner, dividing and couf using the authority. LU tcoogai thai some further machinery of law was necessvy. Mr.

Grimes though it was very that the responsibility of the marshal would ces-M), la regard to prisoiers, when he delivered theai over to the jsiier. fclessis. lUle and Clark, of N. and Mr. Jnorrtll, of Me agreed wi'-h this view.

Mr. XJcDji ff il asked what ev.dwnce would there wi.hoat provision therefor, of the d-livrry over oi a prisoner. The marshal or a h-rirr had no pjer to commit, but only to Mr. McrrU said the record at the jail. If propyl ly kept, would be tte evidence in? ciae.

Mr. Wilson, of dlajs, said he hoped no one would oppose the pasmgetof taii bil', as a worthy subordinate at tn jiil, SZr. lid Till, Lai Juit been dismissed because he would no. i subservient to the miw'ul. his deputy, 1'billlns, and their r.gro thief, Wise, In carrying out then persecutions poar negroes, lie ieTer upon these Mr.

Clsik rucveJ taaia. nd by requiring that sto prison can be admitted to the jiil wuhaut a precept from a magistratn. Mr. larce said he was not dliposed to Increase any item ci expanse at this time, even in a smail tnatirr. It seamed the object of this bill was to reach mr.bal or hi Upaty.

It they or uodr them had npclctd tbeirtinty or abused thir trust, there was a say tortach theui. He di nat see thU there was any need to make a general change in th law. Mr. Sumner, cf Massachusetts, thought the bill did not to tar eDOun. Itshoutd be to abolish tbe utttce of marshal, so as to gt rid of tZi incumbent and Jinuttier eliosr.

The amrndmect of Mr. Claris was agreed to, ai the 1)1: 1 passed The of tte committee on naval ailiirs oc the rrspct.s of the Secretarv of the Nsvy TtlaUve to tse employment of Oeorge U- Morgan to pureta. v'ssii for the over nment, as taken up. 1 be report of too committee, it will be recollected, cuaures tbe Secretary for allowing com lesions amounting to STo.fiOO, t.d clones villi a la e2ct declaring th tmploymert of agents witt compensation accoraicg to the amount of their purchates lmpropr aid not to become ths policy la the fuiaie. Mr.

Foit, of VU, addrrsed th Senate: in de-iueof iti course of tte Scr tiry, contending that bt had done the best that could have been dote niider tae extraordinary circumstances, and if the totriiment was cheated at any Uine it is because of th dishonesty of agents, no matter cn what sjstt-m thty were employed. Mr. Wilkiusoc, cf Minnesota, replied, coo-tending that this was nett a quostion of the li out sty cf Secretary or oi Mr. Morgan, but one ot economy, and in this great crisis it could not tolerated that on roan thiu'd get over ti.KO a monUi fr hia ervlCra while our only receive 13 a On motion of Mr. Wiuar, of th bIi te regulate the pay and emoluments of tuliitrs tte army, was taken up.

Amendments of tne committee on mllitiry aflairs were to, ai fellows: To rvduje the Eumbtr of quartermasters la the army from 11-J to 125, to lurcisn quarters anl fuel only to otlicirs whea on duty; to give tn piy of deceased scldurs to relatives on the ordr of widow, children, moib.r, brothers and to rrquirj sal contracts and orders ta be reported to Ooner- st; to maks con'ret and orders uctransrerabie; empwr the ITestdru. to diBcra-s any Ulcer in his jud-inent deemed uoht for service. Anctcer pronos-id amendment allowing a major sntrai forage for six horses, instead of lour, aiid a brtgadir general lcrag for fur instead ot three alt debate, rejected. (Uy iho la'v major generals ax tevrn houses, brigadiers live Mr. Si.rrman offered an amendment abolun-lng ths stsll of Majir Ctf Derals as at present organised, to take eilecs after thirty days.

Mr. VYi na suggested teat there was a bil! from the mint try sprclally S- orginUt on of the staff of divisious when Mr. S. withdrew td pro-or the arm, Wfia immediately renewed $1 'firm df cfUS9 A protracted debits ensn-i." tU and ether airtndicetts. Fltaiiy, on motijn, the bill vrU with ib order that amendments bprinted.

The benattf wut into executive seslOU. and, after a ssort time spent therein, aij till Motc'ay. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Tbe Heme, oa motion of Mr. Stevens, resolved iulf into com rait tee of the whole, Mr.

McKasgfct, of l'a In the chair.) and took under consideration the uaval appropriation bill for tte year i.dir.g 1-tiJ, anl aa additional fippropnttioii for the year ending the Juuf, l-'j'i. Mr. tv-dgwick, of New York, mvtd an mskiug an appropriation of llf-tren of dollars tor builJlug gunbjats J.r the ts vy. Adopted. On motive Mr.

S'ereus, the commttU'e ro and ie tne Houes, waea Mr. Uickicvi, cf re to pilviifgad uuesU.jB. He iid Iinry WikolT. reporter for ten Vork HrsU, wU) was, bv order of the House, placed in custody of sorgeaat-et-sris f-r to testify bef ore tie cots bavinf answered tte pfopcutdd t'ltim by the thus i urjritg hicas-lf of the contempt, be oj2 luk tit WUotfl be broaznc before t- fcr of tne Uvuse lad discharged. 1 be tiugtt.

as toe resolution pro. vtc.d Vit tts Oiiiig of th witness by the gttt.euiifc's statemeat was sof- Kit tfis, if Fs.sitl as H'usf bad cfcsts.ittd Vi'ia, im wooid like to knor of thaxwer. Mr, Hickman replied that be (S'evsnt) w-uid bm forotJEnei with It at tftiropr time. 'X be subject nut brore the Aecorcisg t-j the ruling of the Spsakr, Wi-ktff ws duchrd Mr. B'dgvick, of N.

offered an amend-mntvthe narat appropriation Mil, making an appropriation ot ens inlllicn of dollars for tne ordnance department of the Washington avr-yard. He briefly explained the object of tne amendment It was for the Increase of xnanafactartcg uos. lr. IS for-lirad. of replied, in opposition to tn amendment.

He did not seethe objected iccressing the manufacture ef guns at the Msitou navv-yard while the foto-xnac waa blocks-ded. He thought tniyouzat to be manufa.uistt at the nearest polat wlnre they coa.d be made ready and placed oa the yeHei3. Tbe amendment was adopted. Tb next amendment was the amend mejit CffeTed by Mr. Sedgwick, in commute to an-prcpriate fliteen mllUons for the budiine cf guuboats.

Mr. Kelley, of Pa sail this la an appropriation that wotUd not be expended If not net-d-d. It la a elmple application for fifteen mil-llcns of dollars for the building of gunboats required. It should be remembered that England is busy in rvery d3cr-7rl and la every ship-yard building vfiels available to assail our widely extended and badly defended saa-coast. uglsnd fa collecting In the nefghb jrhooi of tue euana caosi iros-ciad and other gunboats Bteamers.

Lut night be had a leiter from a dUtingnished townsman, now In England, 'WOO says: "Do not dilrn vnnriflT.c tha FOTernirg classes in England, with Palmer-aton at their head, are willing to war. If they one power we can 5f afe to resist tiem, is just the power la which tnis fifteen muiionsor dollars shall be ai oiled, end-therefore be was in favor of putting at the disposal of tne Secretary of the Navy that sum Mr. Campbell, of was favor ef tue amendment, especially at this time, as we are threatened with a foreign war; but be trusted fess been spent iu the hospitals of j.ondoa. I'kiiadelpliia and elsewhere, has some of Hk iocs ftitoniehing cures that were ever kaowcj ui; troubled with ringing ia the kead and ear Vhea asleep: great nervousness, being ai armed at sudden sounds; baelduiBesa. with frequeut blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, AJFeeting the litfuf.

"lhroat. A'ese and Ski'. When the misguided and imprudent votary 9 pleasure inds he has imbibed the se ds of this painful eiteasa, it cuo oitos happens tbat an ill-timed sens of shame or dread of discovery deters him from applying to thoee who, from sduoatioa and rcpeotamis-ty, cn alone befiir.d him.dolav iig tdltlie svmptoms of this horrid disease make tbetj 6cting the head, throat. Hose, skia, fco with frightful rapidity till death pats a period to bis Ureas fui ssfferiugsbr sending him to "jtbat undiacoveied country from whence no eler "g'gBMijrp 0F THE J-The Mast Thousands cred at this InstrutiOT year after ysar.ascl the numerous important ISurgs ea.1 Operations pertormed by Dr. Joiinntun, witne sed by Vha reporter of the Bun and saanr ter papers.

notia ef whioh have appeared a am an4 balore the public, besides bis standing as sen tie man of anl responsibility, is a uui-oient guarantee to the aiHiated. fel lmr DR. A. HL'ET, OF PARIS, tii.9 only Physioian of Baltimore advertisiar, continues to guarante his cures in all esses of private and ths fearful result of secret whish hs has been so eminently successful for over 40 years. Term low and cures certain ia a fa days, or no charge.

Traveiers and aferangers with damaged and brokea dws ConstituuoBS, resulting from over exoess and. indulgence, who have been duped by boastingad vertiftrs, are particularly ftvtted to tall. DR. HUET'3 eiiJSAUCALr EXTRACT OF FLOV7ER3 is tiia only remedy gaaranted to eure these com- laints in a thorough, sound, conntztutional manner of Moek Hospitals and Bogus Instirutiono. Apply to none but a regular nhysioiaa of the Fej bo enormous fees, before you consult UK.

HuET. so well known as a rejrularlv Physician of the Faculty of Iryiand, also of Paris, fcee his diplomas iu his office. Apply kX the 8. E. corner of AYeITE A21D YElEDEJUCH 81REETS.

PatieaU consulted by letter and safel orwarded by eipress or otherw ise. J23-ljail UFFEK.ERS FROM THE EFFESTS OF SELF ABUbE will receive vaiaable advice by ad dreskisg, in strict confidence, a irmer fella su -fere, W. HL ST EDM AN, j30-8wt Camden, New Jersey order of the Secretary Hjy of State, all passenffers ieaving tiw B3bTTnilArl RtiLUaa Bjrtt to Drovid ftemselvf wita Passports, directions tor obUiaing which may be had at the CompanT's Ocaees, X-i Broad way Y. JO G. DA LE.

Agent WEEKLY BKTWfcEw NEW YOdS aSuTIVERPOOl, LANDING AND PASSENGERS AT (aUESNSTOWN The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP dispatching their fuli-powered Clyde-bailt liU)i4 gTJ-AMSBIIS as follows: C1TY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, Feb. 15ta ETNA SATURDAY February tii. KANGASOO SAT5KDAY. Aiaieu 1st.

Ana EVERY BATU RDAY, at noon, from Pior North River. Sates passash; FIRST CABIN 575 8TKSHA9E Do, do. SO Do. to London 44 Do, 4o. to I iJH 8S Do.

to Do. do. to Katnbare-S6 Bo. to Hamburg, Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, at equaliy low rates. Persons wishing to bring out taeir friends ca buy Tickets here at the following rates.

tNe York: From Liverpool or ftueerutown. irst Cabin, irs, 35 and glQf. Steerige from Liverpool fad FrnBiliusenttown 8a). These titeamers have superior for Passengers, and carry eipenenoed Surgeons. Tiiey are built in water-tight Iron feotious, anl have Patent Fire Aanihilators oa For iurther information apply in Liverpool tm WILLIAM INK AN.

Agent. Water street; In GUsgow to ALEXANDER MALC0LM.5 St. Enoch Square: in Queenstown to C. it W. D.

SEYAIOUH, in London to EIVES MACEY. 61 Kins William street; in Paris to JULES DEGOUK, Pltce de ia Bourse; in PhUadeloiua to JOHN DALlii, 111 Waintit sr. or at the Company's Olhoaa JOHN G. DALE. Asr, I Broad viy.

N. T. Or to J. A. HERRING.

Harridan's Expre-y, 893 Baltimore stieet, BaUmore, ft-U THE AUTHORS AND OHIO RAILROAD. On and after February Sd Ia62. the trcina wdl rea as follows: The MAIL TRAIN between Baltimore and 8atdr Hook leaves Baltimore daily (except Sanday) at 8 40 A.M. The FREDERICK TRAIIT leaves Baltimore! at JW P. and Frederics at CJ A.

M. The ELLICOTT' Wli-LS TRAIN leaves Baltimore aCl 20 aud 9 15 A. and 1.45 and 5 40 F. and EiHcoU's Mills at 7-40 and 11.00 A. M.

and 3.44 andFOPWASHnfGT0N AND THE SOUTH, Leave Baltimore at 4 M.T.35 and 9 A. M. aud 4.35 7 2S Ssndays at Siand 7 S5 A. M. cnly.

Leave Washington at 6 00.7.40ud il.W A. M. and 4.00 and 6.00 P. on Sunday at SM and 6.00 P.M. only.

The third and filth trains onlyfroua. Baltimore ano the second and fil'ta trams from Wash ingtou top at way-points. The second and amis Trails from Baltimore and Washington oonneo With tbe Trains oa the Aunapoiis road. For further Tioiceta of everykial apply to J. T.

ENGLAND. Agent, at Carud Etation. or at the Ticket OiSoe. P. SMITH, Master of Transportations L.

M. COLE. Genl Ticket Aeant. feStf wilmins- Sa TON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD. WINT3R ARRANGEMENT.

On aud after MONDAY January Sth. Passenga Trains for Philadelphia will leave President Street Depot daily (except Stindaj) as follows: Express Train at 8.3o A. Fxjiress TTain ail.cS P. Evening Mad at 5.20 P. Express at 7 tm II.

On SUNDAYS, at 7 P. M. oly. All Traic connect vita New York Trains, except the P. M.train.

Passengers for Delaware and the Eastera Eaieaw of Maryland will fi ad the most expeditious route by way of Wilmiristou. A FREIGHT TRAIN witL Car attaoJi ed leaves at A. stopping at all satioas. SA11 Colmd Persons muss eive bond befor emermg the oars. cfi AWFQFgt JtLAILROAjJ.

OPKJST TO NEW Vhe trains leave New Windsor at 6 A. M. and Westminster at 6J5 ann lln a. oL.aad Calvark Station, Baltiyw" at 8.20 A M. SF.

The 3 P. tram from Baltimore is the only train to New Windsor. Ommbus eouaeetios with ETanchestar oa Yuet dEye, Thursdays and Saturday's, eu tha arrival 8.20 A. M. tram at ttien Morris, and with Taasy ton and Erumilsburg daily, on the arrival ot tss A.

M. traia at WestnatBter. IKVIN fc TAYIuOR, rS 1 PORT ANT NOTICE KV'ilTO THOSE ABOUT PURCHASING 1 5 PIANO- Large reductions have beau mMe me, such a a reduction of rente, wages, and in all that goes to B.afc.6 tbe cost of a Fiano. The lull beosnt IM profl'erea to buyers, bo sail and get a PI NO at half price at STIEFF'S, No. N.

Libert? stree. above Baltimore st. dir-tfj F. TE1EDB. laVlJEEXINGTON ST.

Has always on hand a fine assortmeat the best as Bieinway Son's, ar.d other Just as good. Prices for a ine 7 octave frem $131 Violins, Guitars, Aoaerdeons and Italian SSriass. Superior Instruments for rout. tn -CHEAP riANOflU -A SSSO RICH ROSEWOOD PIAXO. Ill 1.S '(largest size.) of my we make, at SlSSj one S125 Itasewood Fiino for $35: ona Mahogany case Piano, a good asticie.for 33: sad new ones al half their original price, at STIKFF'S, Wo.

1 North LibertT street. jg3-tfl above Baltimore. MimnocH's scales. REA1LY GOOD SALES, ef iegal Unit States smndard. umA PLAN xnowri FliA? nrovfld find WArranMil i-n nil renoaats all mad Rt Nt; 46 SOUTH CHARLES ST.

Friaes low Repairing done. Q0RIP0UND COD LIVER OIL CANDY. COMPOUND COD TdVEB OIL CANDY. COMPOUND COD LIVER Oli. CANDY.

COMPOUND COD L1YFR OIL CANDY. COMPOUND COD LIVUJEl OIL CANDY. COMrOUND COD LU'tR OIL CANDY. I COMPOUND COD LIVER OiL CANDY, 1 A safs aud eSoient remedy for the following i i COU5g3 AND COLDS. i COUGHS AND Cm.W.

COUGHS AND -n B15.0NCHITIB AND goaE BRONCHITIS AND. eKH THROAT. BKONCrTITIS AND gllE THROAT. BRONCHITIS rft-JrX0 AND ALL aKD ALL PISXASl'S WHICH Ti WHICH Tl PK.VJ.J ixi ntieisuaiPTioN'. Af.iulfl n.tckasa of thin CandT willef- teutimes oocvincs tfiB mott skopticai of itsourativa roper ties, as its action iu alUymj all irntaUou I ae throat most oertain.

It is put up ia convenient form, and can be oarrtt de Docket and taken any time. Jtif Price 2 per o. For sale bv BETH 8. HAN CE. 12 -Salt 10 BHitunore st- COLLECTIONS MADEwilh c.re sn-l JOHNSTON hhOIULKd tfe Bankers.

1 sBaluiaore ireai. with eo successful result. On Wednesday she was on ber way visit tbe sick child of a Eelghbor, having some rice In ber hand. Smith met ber at a distance from any bouse, and urged bis tult In strong terms. Oa ber refusing the offer, Smith drew a revolver, and, siy-ii it the should never marry any one else, deliberately fixed, the bail taking effect in her left breast, killing ber Instantly.

Tbe murderer, taking the rice from ber, carried It to tbe parents of the sick child and told them the above details of bis hellish act, on wfcote evidence be was arrested and now awaits bis trial in tbe jail at II age 6 to wn. Tbe court meets on tbe first Monday in March. Tbe murderer bad always maintained an excellent character for sobriety and morality. On Monday night our pickets beard martial music, apparently entering and 1: is supposed there was a considerable body of rebel infantry in that neighborhood. It is reported tbat the cavalry were under tbe command of tbe notorious Gillmore, whom we held a prisoner some two mouths ago.

It is thought tbat a demonstration is intended cn this point, on account of the reception they met with from our pickets, but Col. Link is cor fident be can bold them at bay alorg tis whole line. He is watching them closely. Affairs In New Yerk. New Yokjc, Feb.

14 Yesterday the building No. 235 Peail street, corner of Piatt, was entirely destroyed by lire. Tte premiies were occupied by E. J. Morrison Sc Co dealers in kerosene oil, lamps, ic.

it was owned by Mr.lloetwick. of Harttord. The total loss amounts to about said to be fully Insured. Thomas Walton, while going to the fire, was run over by Americus fixw engine, No. 14, and instantly killed.

Gordon, the ilaye-txader, wboss execution ia fixed for to-day week, has apparently given up all hope of raercy from the Executive, and Is earnestly preparing himself for the last dread scene. The pnroner's wife is Using every means in ber power to lnflnence Mr. Hn-colii to commute the sentence, and with a wo-maiV devotion bas gone to Washington to Intercede as lorg as intercession is possible. HIOCEEDIXGS OF THE COURT. Criminal Court Judge Bond.

A. Stirling, Esq State's attorney. Geo. Kirby, constable, and Fletcher Mann, indicted eepurately for assaulting and Illegally ImpiisoniLg Le-Ais H.Terrell, ot New Brunswick, New also indicted jointly for coi puis: to extortmoney from laid TerrolJ. Vm.

P. Whjte and John Thomas for de ilr. Terrell tfstilltd that he is a Methodist that fcr several years past he has t-een in the erayloy of a tract society. He had been to Vafclgton to distribute tracts to the solo lei and ou bis return home, while on bt3 way to the depot, at an early hour in tbe miming, be was urrtstod by Kir. by, who took bis carpetbag irom him.

He claimed to be a cocttabie, and toos him to tbe restaurant of Mann, corner of Harrison, and Fayette streets, where vras kept three hours. Kirby then charged him with wilUjut a license, and offered, to release htm lor 50, which he refused. Witness was then taken to the office of Justice Davis. on Fell's Feint, ar.d upon the evidence ot Kirby that he saw witneus sell a breastpin for 25 cci. be was fined Sio and S'l 61 co'ts, which they t'Kid be most pity or go jail.

i Witness had tracti In his carpet leg-, and a number of counterfeit deta alto; r.evtr sold a breast-pin or any other aril. of jewelry; bad alao a Lumber of 1 Iters frcia eoldiere to tteir friends, which were stair ps. Fiatklin, kerper of a clothing store, irner 01 street and Centre Market space, testi. fied tbat Terrell left a cArrtt-bag with him. tt tbe time tht be was going to sell counterfeit detectors.

JuE.tl:e Davis us'ifled that Kirby t'Stiflad btfoie him ihat Terrell had sold a pin Da woman In tre market-house; did not fine hloa for telling counter; it detectors. Tbaci.se, ftr argument, was givea to the iu'y, wt retired, with pjjmission to return a sealed verdict to-day. Wm. Bench, itdicted fer the larceny of a peir of pantaloons, tbe property of Wm. Neid-meyer, a private in tbe Public Guard liegl-mf 1 1.

Judgment, cot guilty. The court adjourned. Superior Court. Judge Martin. No cases were tried in this court yesterday, judge Martin being engaged with Judges Krebs and Ivlrg in superintending the drawing of jurors for ihe different courts.

Assignment for Monday ,722 to 715, inclusive The Juries. The following persons wre drawn as jurors yeeterday, according to law, to serve for the second three weeks in their respective courts: Couit ot Gosrnon Pleas Jury. John H. lit aid. Bernard Bsylias, Jacob Norrls, Taylor Jer.bins, James Boyd.

Samuel B. 0 wings, Wm. Small, Charles Kye-r, Thos. Trimble, Georce Moore, John H. Caugbey, Hugh Sisscn, Keuben A.JL.

Bevans, Wm. Laws, Jo-eeph Walker, John H. Neal, George B. Ojoke, Jas.L. Morrison, John B.

Morris, Charles Blake, P. Fcrney Spear. Setb S. Rogers, Edward F. Jenkins, Wm.

T. Hammond, George Borne. CrimlnslOourt Jury. John Morheead, John M. Buck, IMibard Lilly, Matthew Tracey, Fancla Devilie, G.

W. M. Crooke, Joshua Io-loes, John Dobler, John F. Moilltt, John iowr.es, John W. Moore, T.

N. Kurtz, Geo. W. Koiiloson, Alex. J.

Brant, Irwin Neale, J. F. Webb, ltotert B. Sherwood, James It I.ar giey, Franklin Morton, G. B.

Ward, Thjs. lu lliiRties, Henry Winter, James S. Dorsey, Tbomas Lee, Jolni S. Lipp. Superior Court Jury.

William Seemuller, William S. l'awson, William Leech, William Deviles, Henry W. Rogers, James Tull, tlbailes U.Poumaralt, Llntbon W. Maratou, John P. Stunsbury, Jobn N.

Llntblcum, H. Barney, Wm Marshall, Jo-hni Jones Una. It lcoeers, Jerry 1. Towson, Wm. II.

Pilklng-ton, W. Ci. Caldwell, Joseph Beatty, (1 eorge W. King, Oliver A. Parker, Edward Coleman, Jobn 11.

Hand, Frederick Achey, William U. Bolton, George W. Irwin. PPPUEMK OOTTBT 09 TlIB USHTD STATES. Vtbruary 13, 18M.

No. 118. Tee United States, Dppellants, vs. M. G.

Vail Jo and asnlgns. The Mfrument of this cause was continued by Mr, Jtnverdy Johnson for tbe appellees, and concluded by Mr. Green for the uxipellants. No. 120.

The Unitnd States, appellants, vs. Kcmona Carlllo de Wllaoii. Appeal from thtj District Court of the Untied States for the Southern Diati let of California. On motion Of Mr. Attorney General Bates, this appeal wa tfllimed.

No. via. John G. Inbusch et plaintiffs in eiror; vs. Charles B.

Farwell. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Reverrfy Johnson for tbe plaintiffs in error, and contin ued by Mr. Stanbery for the defendant in error. Reported for the Baltimore San.

ftreceeding el tbe City Ceuncil. First Bsiiok.t Friday, Feb. 14th, 1562. Mr. Sullivan presented the report of tbe managers of the General Dispensary, asking a of tbeir annual appropriation; re-fened to committee of ways and mean.

Mr. KimberJy called up tbe ordinance to reduce tbe fees of the keepers of standard weights and and moved its indefinite postponement, which was adopted aye 3 11, noes 7. Tbe ordinance to autborize th City Pas-Eerger Railway Company to run their cars on Sunday was, on motion of Mr. Sullivan, It definitely postponed ayes 11, noas 7. Mr.

Hocpts offered an ordinance providing for tbe appointment of an assistant city counsellor. Mr. Dukehart called up the resolution diEcbarging the committee of ways and means from the further consideration of the ordinance relating to the pay of tbe police. Mr. Duks.

hcrt said tbat tbe Legislature had passed a bill to meet tbe case. The resolution was then adopted Also a petition adverse to the petition of Messrs. Duvall Iglehart for a reduction of rent, which was adopted. The branch (the second branch concurring) until Monday, at o'clock. Bkcohi Branch mst- Preset Chubs J.

Baker, president, and all the members. A committee from tbe first branch appeared and invited this branch into convention on a sealed communication from the mayor. After tbe convention, the branch returned and were called to order. A message was received from tbe first branch, with a re-solution, adrerss to pay meat oi certain 11. Yau-e, of Kxt county, was passed.

The biil authorizing ih) commissioners of Chaihstowa, Cecil county, to convey a certain tract of land wii read a third Umj acd pnsttd. bill relating to serving summons lu civil" Introduced by Mr. Smith, of Worcester, was lead a third tiue and pad. Mr. Smith moved to reconsider the vo'e by which tre Mil n-lttlr tr 'O thaitspeclioa of grain viunnii-ttie spciil order for to-morrow, whica was carried, and tbe bill was passed.

The bill allowing Alexander Baker, former collector oi tax a in Oilvert county. tune to complete collections, tin bill amanding the laws leiming to vagraut free negroes, tut biil amending the lecal laws of Calvert county relating to division fences tu.d the trespassing ot stock, and the bill for th relief of Harriet Nelson, of Worcester county, were severally patsttf. The bill amending the local lawrs of Cecil county relating to dojrs and and the bill amending the act of lncorpiratiou of tte Ureen Spncg Aveuue Comiauy were passed. The bJl amending the license laws by adding a section relating to taking oat lie-uses teas read a third time and passed. The bill relating to licensing ordinaries was passed.

The bl'l relating to tbe issuing of forms of protest to notaries publis by the comptroller; the bill relating to the Orphans Court of Hal-ti mere county, acd the bill relating to the Issa-log of pi ousts by notaries public, and Imposing a line for the issuance of a protest witnout the etamp cf the comptroller, were severally patstd. Th bill appropriatir S2.C00 for tbe rtiJief of the First ltrgimeiit Potomac Home Brigade was rea 1 a second time. i'hLs is to reimburse citizens of Fredexl.k money expend id for the relief of tle troop3. Assapjlh. Fb.

11, IsO'J. HOUSE OF DELE iAl'ES. Mr. W'es'cott presented a petition asking a chai ge In tbe charter of Chest-srtown. Mr.

Duvsll introduced aa order directing the Speaker to appoint a committee to visit the tobacco war-houtes and report their coadi-ion. Mr. Davis tflVred an ordr directing the committee cn ways and means to inquire Into the expediency of taxing free negrors for tie use pf tbe county in vhicb tbey reside. Mr. Herbert obtained for a special com-mit'ee to report a bill changing the name of Clark Fuck.

Mr. Vainer, from the committee on ways and means, reported unfavorably on the bill relating to fixe Insurance companies. Mr. Davis, of Montgomery, from the same committee, reported avorably on the bill re-laticg tQ justices of the peace in city, which was read a first time. Mr.

Phelps, fiom the same committee, reported a bill authorizing the committee to ai-jut tt. accout.ts of inspectors in Haltlmore. Mr. Duvall, from the committee on reported favorably bill rthtin th ot lumber in iSalumore, woich was zeao a nrst time. Mr.

Donaldson, frotathe committee on ways" 2d means, reported a bill amending tbe li. cnfce laws relating to hawkers and pedlers; winch was read a Urst tinm. Mr. Weetcott. from the same committee, reported a bili adding a new section to th inspection laws r.laug to lumber; which was read a fiist Mr.

Olven, Irom a select committee.reported a biil authorizing the oouaty comm'siloner-? of Haiti more county to levy a sum of ramey to pay for tbe opeuing of a public road; which was read a first time. Mr. Mortor, from a relect committee, report, ed a bill Incorporating the Cecil and Harford icons Company. Mr. Ketse presented ft petition frora a num.

cf wtrchatts and mechanics of Haltimore atk-ltf an extension of the stay law. Mr. Doiibtir introduced a series of resolutions loolilr.g to tbe removal of tbe Naval School hack to AnuapoKs. Tbe election bill wis made the order of the for Monday, at half.past eliren o'clock. Tbe order of the day (the resolutions relative to the of the country) was theu t.iiten a.p for considetation, aiid Mr.

Alexandi-r moved to add to the series tte lesclctioiio IT. it by himself some wtt-k since. A protracted debatenued, In vblch Matirs. Pile-, Matb-ws and DonAllsoa participated, uotii the aJ jc Correspondence of tbe San. VTiiniOTO, Fb, II, Cvfiffrttt ami f', Airt of the DtttrlclTk t.

taitt'Ai-ixtion in filnvtiThe J'lil I the Criminal V'surtAlurdtr Tri'il I J.ere tuems to be more than the usual attention friven by to ali'alrM of tbn District of Columbia at this time. At least half a doxn diffr.nt measures, spaclallT concerrilr.tr our local sfiairs, are now pending In either House. Mostly tbry have been introduced lu the Senate, and soiu of them are of the highest Importance a effecting changes in tbe social condition of tbe people. Of course, tbat for the emancipation of slaves ia tbe most important, but it bas not yet been uudar consideration outside of the committee which has reported It. The negro subject bas, howeTer, baen the basis of one or two other measures already acted on, la part, as declared in debate, relating to the jail, tbe object being to prevent tbe 'time cut of mind" usage of confining fugitive slaves therein for safe-keeping or reclamation.

As a more sure means of preyeniing this, Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, brought in bis bill only yesterday for transferring tne custody of tbe jail and prisoners from the Marshal ol the District and bis subordinates to a warden, to be nominated by the President, but who mu3t be confirmed by the Senate, and to-day it was passed by tbe Senate. The House bas yet to act on It. In the CrtmJnel Court, colored, convicted of manslaughter, was sentenced to eight years imprisonment in the jnltentia-Ty. Felix Mullen, soldier, tried for burglary breaking into the bouse of Mr.

Adamv, was found guipy. Cornelius Leonard, indictedfor seeping a aisorderly hodse, was asq ultted. Another murdeT trial Is on to day, Noah Shields and Patrick Holler, (colored,) charged with killing Rachel Turner, free nrgress, by striking her with a bottle in tbe forehead. Tbe homicide occurred in Dismal alley, on the Island, in December last. Mr.

King appeared for the defense, and the jury was choseo. To-morrew at twe o'clock the Pennsylvania regimental colors will bs presented to Colonel Williams' Thirty-first Pennsylvania regiment and Colonel Campbell's Fourth Pennsylvania cavalry, at Camp Graham, on Queen's form, pear the Soldiers' fiome. Governor Cartin, of Pennsylvania, Senator Cowan, Speaker Grow ana a committee of the Pennsylvania Legislature, will be present, with others. Manual iiaraoa yesterday xmOTii. Amoa.