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Yearly contracts to be matters of special nureement Tllfl DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE. Twenty flvo cents a line for space occupied each in sertion. BALTIMORE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1301. If there be nny truth in that bold figure op Speech which tells us that "even bayonets think," we take it for granted thai cannons are also possessed of that faculty in a pre-eminent degree.

At all events, such appears to be the theory of the Administration, though in a contrary sense to the one intended, hud to so great an extent do our rulers repose confidence in it, that they have manifestly determined that tliise implements of war shall do the thinking for the larger portion of this community. We know how eminently foolish this is; how entirely in accordance with the most approved formulas of despotism it would be, if the project could be carried out, and the utter absurdity of attempting it. Thought lias a charter which cannot be suppressed illi the same facility as 11 writ of habeas corpus; and the more freely bayonets and cm mm are employed to do the thinking for a people, the more resolute the people will be in thinking for themselves. The local columns of the American furnished onr citizens, a few days ago, with the first public intimation of the fact that ilie War Department bad ordered Federal Hill to be fortified. Is undertaking this jmrticnlar work, we are graciously given to understand that the War Department "was principally influenced by the representations of several "loyal citizens of The American (lots not state whether these "loyal" citizens are the same individuals who compose that new Venetian Council of Ten which is styled "The Advisory "Board," nnd whose names have already been given to the public.

If they are not, ive hope, tor the honor of humanity, the latter will promptly disavow nil complicity with this new outrage upon our people. We want to know who the men really are that are so anxious to have the stain of blood upon their souls. It is a terrible responsibility they have of having an earthwork constructed, sntne of whose Lustions will command tlie city. From another source wc learn tii.it "Ihe guns used in mounting the "batteries will be of heavy calibre, and "mostly of short range;" that there will "also ho "some eight liowilzers," nnd that "tho fortification, when finished, will ho one of the "most complete iu the UNION." The true object of this fortification is to suppress nil opposition to the measures of tho Government, by the ominous menace of "gnus of heavy calibre," traiuel 10 bear upon the moid populous portions of Ihe city. These guns are said to be supported by other guns nt Fort McHenry, which, we have been repeatedly assured, are pointed in the same direction.

We have, moreover, been quite us frequently admonished llint, in certain that contingency bo a local outbreak or an advance the Confederates in Baltimore is to be "shelled" and "laid in ashes." We beg those ore timid enough to fear an act of this kind not tv alarm themselves needlessly. Reckless as the Government has shown itself in numerous instances, it could not dure to perpetrate a crime of so heinous a nature. It may not shrink from violating the Constitution, upon which ils solo right to rule is founded. It may not hesitate to set aside the civil in any appeal which its victims may make to them. It may put novel and unheard of interpretations upon old laws, or it may be, in tlie plenitude of its assumed powers, a law unto itself; Lut it will not dare, by shelling a populous city like ours, to draw down upon itself tlie execration of the whole civilized world.

It would shrink, and well it might, from involving indiscriminately all classes of our infirm and the aged, the "loyal" and "disloyal," men, women and children, in one nwliil of Aun.lt,, o.T>a flro, blood V.ollerc.l ruin. usages of modern warfare deny thi3 fiendish gratification of the worst passions of hum nature even to those who claim to exercise unlimited sway over the lives and liberties of their subjects. The utter detestation in which FERDINAND, of Naples, wa3 held, by nearly all the Powers of Europe, for daring to bombard a Neapolitan town wbose inhabitants had risen in insurrection; the vigorous denunciations that were subsequently launched at his son and successor for directing the guns of his fleet to bo turned upon Palermo; and the cry of abhorrence that rose tip everywhere against the Grand Duke of Tuscany, when it became known that, previous to his flight, he had issued instructions to the commander of the fortress to lay the city of Florence in ashes, indicate what the opinion of civilized nations is with regard to such barbarities; -and, is that we say the authorities at Washington will not venture to carry into effect their inhuman menace. No! No! They may enfilade our streets with their may mow down with grape shot the men who may assail their it cannot bo that they have so Tar lost every characteristic of civilization and humanity as to carry into effect, in any emergency or contingency whatsoever, their barbarous and cowardly threat. September is upon us.

Tlte long, tedious and oppressive days of the hot summer months have passed away, and the season lias come for the dull and sluggish current of city life io be stirred up and quickened by the opening of the customary channels of business and trade. But the stream still courses languidly. Its motion is scarcely perceptible. The town is as empty as in the hottest dog days. No busy hum of stranger life fills our usually frequented crowd of country traders throng our business thoroughfares.

Ware, houses are not empty, but their cases and bales of merchandise remain unopened. Gaudy store windows still attract the customers, but the stocks of three months still lie upon the shelves, where empty boxes arc carefully stowed away, to fill up the space usually alotted to new goods, few or none of which have this year been purchased. One-half the number of clerks stand listlessly around. The principal gravely paces the floor, or nervously studies over the unsettled pages of his account book. His rent hss V'cen reducedhis expenses have been cut prices liave been lowered so as to offer every inducement to purchasers, but receipts are still remarkably light, and the prospect of meeting liis autumn payments were never so bad.

Why is it we have nothing to do? Philadelphia claims to be getting along. The New ork papers talk quite cheeringly of the brightening prospects or a fall trade. Maryland is still the Union. We have our communications open with Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, by rail and water. We have constant intercourse by canal with the coal and iron region of middle Pennsylvania.

There is no interruption between our city and the Northern lakes, the Ohio river at Pittsburg, or the vast net-work of railroads which, from that point, penetrate every section of the great West all portions of which, by this route, are actually nearer to Baltimore than to Philadelphia, and many of them than to New York. It is now four months and a half since our connections with these points were temporarily interrupted, but the obstructions were scarcely more than momentary, and not of sufficient duration of itself to force trade away from old channels. But still there is no change. Trade is stagnant, and men are starving for want of employment. Faces gaunt and wan meet you at every turn; women solicit charity for their infants, who could never stoop to beg lor themselves; and in the dusk of evening, men, who seek to hide their honest blushes from if light 0 day, falteringly ask for the pittance save 11 'lP from starvation.

There deplorable condition There are twenty mHlions of people North East and West of who mn ts s. 'rirttif dolhing, of which we manufacture They need agricultural implements, and various sorts of machinery, which are made here in perfection. They need iron which is produced here. They must have stoves, and all sorts of castings, which can be had at our foundries. They need leather, which we have in great abundance.

They need coffee and sugars, which we import in large quantities; and in fact, they require, in greater or less quantities, every species of produce, man. ufactured wares and imported merchandise, which are sold in the Baltimore market, but they do not aeek to purchase them here. The fact is but too evident that twenty millions of people of the United Slatc-i of America are perfectly indtqxmdent the once thriving and flourishing city il.tiitniore and that tliero are other commercial tvnties lit which they can ex bnngc lie ir or make tln ir purchases tn lietter advantage. Ami yet, wo were told that our largest interests were connected with the North and the great West nnd that our transactions with the Ritiili were only of secondary importance. Men, who pretended to represent us, did not hesitate to assert it at tlie welfare of Maryland was best promote 1 hv 1 adherence to the Northern States, and that her prosperity depended upon the keeping open hereon), munications with them.

When the bridges were destroyed nnd the mils torn up, a groat ontcrv was raised against the ruinous policy which was dealing a direct blow to the trade of the Bridges were re-built nnd rails were trade did not revive. It was not the cutting off of our communications with the North, but the cutting off, by ihe North, of our communications with the South, that was fatal to it. Not only lias our Southern trade been thus put a stop to, hut even the trade wc had with the North ins coine to a stand-still. So long as the South purchased large! of cottons and woolens in Northern mar" kete, so long did our manufactures go North to supply the vacuum made by Southern purehastsi or to he told themselves directly South. the South bought boots and shoes from the New England States, so long did they need Maryland leather; and so with many other articles.

While the North was a factor for the South, the North, to sont? extent, was a customer of Maryland; cut off from its Southern markets, the Nor: will manufacture mure than it can readily dispose of. Maryland, then, as present situated, bids fiiir to lose not only her direct trade with the her indirect trade with the North; and after the experiences of the past four months it can certainly no longer be gainsaid that lmr prosperity and welfare depend almost entirely upon an uninterrupted intercourse with the slave States. PHILIP E. THOMAS, one of onr oldest nnd most valued citizens, died at Yonkers, New York, on Sunday last, at the ripe age of eighty-five. It has been the lot of very few who have passed their among us to have established for themselves a more unblemished reputation, or to have wielded a greater influence for good upon the material interests of this eily.

As a member of the Society of Friends, Mr. THOMAS was ever among the foremost to counsel "peace and good will men." His philanthropy, which was pure and unselfish, led him to take great interest in the cause of the Indians, and especially ot iho3e fragments of Vie ancient tribes that vet have ihcir local habitation on the "Reservation" set apart for them in the State of New York. These poor outcasts found in him, for many years, a lincere friend nnd an earnest and steadfast protector. As a merchant, Mr. THOMAS was justly esteemed for honesty anil uprightness in all his dealings.

Clear-headed and sagacious, he early foresaw ihe advantages that would accrue to this city from the construction of a railway to the Ohio, anil, in conjunction with the late GKOBUK BROWN. exerted himself successfully tooblain from the Legislature of the State a charter for that purpose. Of the Company thus formed, Mr. THOMAS was elected President, and during the succeeding eight years was annually re-appointed to ihat responsible office. He retired in 1830.

He was also for many years President of the Mechanics' Bank. He lived long enough, not only to see every obstacle to the consummation of hl3 projected railway to the great West triumphantly overcome, but also to witness the complete realization of hi? hopes in the extraordinary impetus which ii gave to the trade and commerce of the city. As merchant a public benefactor, and a Christian philanthropist, the name of PHILIP E. THOMAS will he long and worthily remembered. NEW BALTIMORE We are able lo announce that this establishment, otherwise known as h'nnkel's Ethiopian Opera Honse, will be opened to the public on Thursday evening next, the sth when a grand inaugural entertainment will be given by the original and well-known "Nightingale Troupe." As a manager Mr.

Kunke! and his past familiar coarse of mauage ment and style of entertainment should be a fair criterion for the future. Among tho company engaged are T. 1,. Floyd, the popular imitator of female character; Harry Lehr, tho original "essence of Ole Virginny;" Nelson Seymour, the favorite performer on the banjo, and W. H.

Charles, late of Hooley Campbell's company. In all there are twelve performers. HOM.IDAY STREET fl.nrflt of iliaa Helen Western. evening has been get apart for the benetit of Miss fit-ten Western, when the Fast Men" will be presented with an entire change of the songs and dances, and a complete i-nnaodruinH. aui are some that have been perpetrated the wits of the city.

The celebrated "Sweep Song" by Miss Western receives a nightly encore. 1 Metert. ask a place in your columns, in order to give my impressions as to the duties and rights of naturalized citizens rim ing the present crisis. As a class we are peculiarly situated. Unlike our native-born fellow-citizens, we have taken an oath to support the Constitution of the United States, as good citizens' it is our duty io do EO.

But at the same time we are religiously and legally bound, both by a proper reverence for the sanctity of an oath and the responsibiiites of citizenship, to not close our eyes to the palpable distinction between supporting the Constitution ar.d supporting an unconstitutional and despotic government. That the government of Mr. Lincoln is such, a few brief facts will prove. "The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspend unless when, in cases of rebellion or invasion, the public safety may require it." Art. Ist, sec.

tHh Con. U.S. -Mr. Lincoln did suspend it without the consent of Congress, and persi ted in his course after the act had been declared unconstitutional by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, of the United Slates, who is empowered by the Constitution to adjudicate upon "all cases in law and equity arising under this Art. 3d, sec.

2. "He Bhall take caro that the laws be faithfully 2d, sec. 3d, Com U. S. He has not done so, but on the contrary has prevented their execution.

"This Constitution, and the laws of the I nited States which shat) be made in pursuance thereof, shall be the supreme law of the Art. Ctb, sec. 2d. Vou will perceive that the Constitution which we are sworn to support only requires of us to support such iaws as are in accordance with that instrument; a despotism lias no claims upon us. "CoDgresa shail make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the Ist, Amendments to the Constitution.

Here the Constitution particularly specifies what Congress cannot do, and yet Mr. Lincoln, in the pride of Ids despotism, has dared to go beyond the powers of Congress; he has arrested and imprisoned citizens for the expression of opinion, and seized upon the public press, thereby destroying that freedom which the Constitution forbids hiin even to abridge. "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, against unrea sonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated." 4th, Amendments to the Constitution. So says the what says Mr. Lincoln? Let his acts answer! Ho has, through his agents, searched and seized, either with or without warrant, according to the whim or malevolence of his officers, thereby harassing citizens whose right he has sworn to protect.

"No person shall be held to answer for a capital or other infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, nor be deprived of life, liberty or property 1 rcce6a sth, Amendments to the Constitution. Have the Police Commissioners been presented or indicted bv a Grand 7 They bar not; aid further, as it to show the total disregard ol the Lincoln government for the constitutional rights of the people, it refusethrough its military officers, to obey the order of the Court, issued in accordance with the Con -dilution and laws of the United States; thus deprivir" those citizens of "liberty, without due i.rocess of law." "In all criminal prosecutions the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and publir trial by an impartial jury; shall be informed or the nature and the cause of the accusation, and be confronted with the witnesses against Gtli, Amendments to Constitution. Ilave (he Police Commissioners been allowed a speedy trial? No. Have they been informed of the nature and cause of the accusation against them No. Have thev been confronted with the witnesses against them? The reply is still the same- No.

Here are three more wilful, palpable and persistent violations of the Constitution by the Lincoln Government. Now the question with us is, Shall we, either by tacit acquiescence or active participation, sustain this Government? or, rather, will our oatbs permit us to do so We ate to ask our con- Ha'ner Ll" f- Mr.Lincoln in accor- WA fis.l 2 Constitution of the United States We have taken a solemn oath to support that rS tl. ln the or ornment of the United States, when administered conformity with more. If we with knowledge of the countless usurpations of th Lincoln Government, can reconcile it with our consciences to sustain the men who are destroying that Constitution, which we have sicorn to defend, we should do so; but if, on the other hand, we are'satisfied that the present Government is a despotism built upon tbe ruins ol the Constitution, it can justly claim no allegiance from anv naturalized citizen; but on the contrary, it is" both his right and duty to oppose it in nny and every way becoming a free citizen of the United States. We have heard a great deal about the necessity of suspending the Constitution, in order that (he country may be savedhut is it not strange that it never occurred to Mr' Lincoln that by suspending the Chicago platform' instead of the Constitution, he might have saved the country and his reputation with it But no his party was above his country, fealty to the Chicago platform above his reverence tor the Con and rather than yield a single plank of the one, he has torn the other to pieces, mall ommon decency, what could the bat I)oe he forget that the assembled ago ato io tlie presence of resentin j.

1( tho foreign ministers repworld, and then and 17 and raton of the has deliberately and er "wore an oath which he to preserve, protect lv 7 1 aled He swore the United an hl if Constitution of him pass; posterity will judg" "'i let have a part to perlorm. VVe however, cajolery nor the denunciation, the political cormorants should influence ie inK our interests as weil as our oaths to ve Constitution in its entirety is our he safeguard. With it inviolate we aro (r esm 0 without it we are the slaves of a despotism. Civil and religious liberty! think ol it; what is it ar.d where i- it? We have lost the onr; how long will we retain the other? Ju-1 so long as Mr. Lincoln is gracinurlr to accord it to in "ConirreMWall maketko law respecting an establishment ol religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." Bo says the Constitution.

But what cares Mr Lincoln fur the Constitution? Thefanatica! piety the New England schorl lias already di-nouomd a desire tor as treasonable; free speech and a free press are in many places alre.idv muzzledone more stride and the padpit in lie has annulled other clauses of the Constitution, whv riot that also? If the right holds good in one case, it is equally good in all; and we would do well to bonr in mind that those who do not now exert all their energies against the present usurpations, which stricken down others, will have no just cause to complain when their own rights are assailed. A NATURALIZED CITIZEN. To the Editors of the Daily Exchange: As an item of news, taken from the Washington Star, you note the arrest and imprisonment ot Capt. W. C.

Tempieton, of New Orleans, ia the city of Richmond. It is but justice to Capt. Templotnn, as well as to the magnanimity of President Davis, to say that within a few hours after the by some malicious release was immediately ordered, thero being not the slightest cause for such an indignity to so honorable a gentleman and citizen of the Confederate Government as Captain Tempieton. FRIBXD. September 2, 1861.

Special Correspondence of the Baltimore Exchange. The Primary Meeting in of Delegates to County Convention. ARINGDON, Harford County, Aug. 31,1861. The primary meeting lreld here to-day, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the County Convention to assemble at Bel-Air on the 7th instant, which is to select representatives from this county to tho State Convention of the Pence and State Bights party, wr.s the most harmoniously attended meeting of the kind that ever convened in this die.

trict. Men belonging to all the old parties partici pated in tiro proceedings with perfect unanimity, hut one sentiment animating them, and that a firm determination to oppose the war, and to maintain the just rights of the State at every hazard. l)r. Joshua Wilson was chosen President, and Capt. Daniel W.

Cunningham and Dr. Littig Vice Presidents; Robert Henry and GoldsboroSgh S. Griffith, Secretaries On motion of Col. J. C.

Walsh, the Chair appointed a committee, consisting of Messrs. Walsh, Polk, Littig, Mcflenry aud Hall, to name ten gentlemen for delegates to the County Convention; whereupon the following were reported to the meeting, and their nomination unanimously confirmed: Dr. Joshua Wilson, Captain D. M. Cunningham, Wm.

G. lfurk, J. O. Patterson, Dr. Wm.

Dallam, Albert Dorney, Samuel J. llicketts, Dr! Samuel 11. Birckhead, Goldsborough S. Griffith, and John A. Cunningham.

From present appearances, Bradford will bo beaten 1,000 votes iu this county, notwithstanding it was his birth-place. Primary Election. I list Selection District Anne Arnmlel County. At the largest and most respectable primary inventing eTer held in the First Election District r.f Anne Arundel county, composed of gentlemen opposed to the war policy of the Administration, David M. Brogden, was unanimously appointed chairman, and John C.

Rodgere, secretary. The meeting then elected the following gentlemen to represent the district in the county convention, at Annapolis, on Die sth instant, to appoint delegates to the State Peace Convention Thomas S. lglehart, A. -Murray Thomas, James A. Fulton, Dr.

Joseph Owens and Allen Marriott. On motion it was requested that the proceedings be published in the Exchange and Marvland iiepuhlican. J. (J. KODGERS, Secretary.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Aug. 31, 1861. COLLECTOR. E. Stalker, has been appointed Collector ot the Port of Annapolis, rice John T.

Hammond, resigned. The Gazette says Mr. Hammond was removed. This we must raogt. emphatically deny, because we do know that Mr.

Hammond shortly after the inauguration of Mr." Lincoln sent in his resignation, and ho only waited ttie appointment of his successor to hand over the ks. papers, belonging to the Marnland Republican, 31. DIED. On Sunday, the Ist instnt, at Chesnut Hill, Baltimore tyuii ELIZABETH vj. GIBSON, axed 73 years, rdic-i On the 26th of August, Sr.

Paul's Rectory. Calvert county, LLC COMPTON, younger daughter of Rev. Wal ter A. nnd Susnn T. Mitchell, in the 3d year of her aire.

uniiUARV in Louisville on the 2Cth of August, THOMAS ANDERSON, aged G7 One of the pioneers of the prosperity of Louisville, Col Anderson soon became identified with her histo'v, and du riuj? Juiciness life which extended there.over tlie lone period lurty yeais, he became well known throughout thewte 1 country for his probity as a icerch nt and his citizen In his youth he patriotically served a NOldier in the war of 1812, and to ail the various duties or lite which he nad been called to assume, h- was true and ruth lu! A outiful son, a loving husband, tither and brother, ami an honest man, ho has met the reward of a well-spent lie, but has left a sad heart in ihe breast of every one who knew lnsa. Truly, to him the warning and the se of the Psalmist came not in vain: 44 Keep innocency, and tale he unto the thing that is for that shall bri a an peace at the last." it retiring the demise of our veiierahle fn nd, PHILIP E. THOM aS, who has been long and familiarly known in our midst, and one of the few left, linking us with the memorable days of the revolution, th-te seems to be a peculiar impressiveness in the fact, that h-s passes away with the government whose birth he witnessed saw established under Washington, whom he well red, and was personally acquainted wi He was hern in J.ontgomery county, Maryland, and coming to rcsKiD in Baltimore when but a own of pome fift en thousand inhabitants. he lived to -eeit grow lo be the third great city of the Union; and none did more thin himself to promote wonderful prosperity, JS a merchant in infancy, re was among he most prominent and useful, and lie was closely identified with the gnat rational improve pent of his native State; th fatls V.i railroad system in this country: and the Baltimore and J'hio projected, nd its success confirmed under li presidency, remains a monument of his far seeing nterprss anil indomitable jtrrsi'verxnce While possessed being uncongenial to hiipuro hu seltlcin medd'c'fi with; ut. as a phtlnathropl.i.

u- i xcctleil i-lra. dec.in log years of his life emu almos wholly devote 1 to the and protection of the Abarisines of ni lr cnuntrv, who ha ail opted him its a chief among the great six n'a "ons still residing in the we-iern part of New York, to the news of hi, death will tarry the sorrow, lie was a highly edaeated and clessieal scholar, ai.d I horoughly read in hibl eal, as well as in tlie general history the worln. and his conversali. powers being of the flrst order, combined with the kin.l.ieft feelings, rendered him a useful, toteresting and favorite companion hoih the old and the young To the day of his last illness, he wis the life and soul of his family circ in which he has left a void never to lie till, 1 liis is unstudied t-siiniony of partial friendship; hut the -pontaneous tribute of one whokne lum near, and knew him well: and who, loving him for his virtues, is fully impressed with the belief that tew, very few, possess anil i oit.vate tlie quaiitiei so conspicuously shown iu him. the lOfia will be valued by the wise, aud blessed by GROCEP.IES Patapsuo and Reservoir Family Floor SB.

Extra do. $7 ro. Delivered free. Extra best quality HAMS cts. Cooimon do.

10 ctj. Middlings (Breast pieces) 11 cts. Sugars 8 and for Brown, and Crushed 11 cts. Poughke psie A LE 75 cts. doz.

Claret $3 doz bottle 25 eta. For sale by WM. H. MCLIAN, 52 N. Charles street.

INTEREST DIVIDEND. THE SECUBITY INSURANCE COMPANYTHOS. D. JOHNSTON. Agent.

HAS DECLARED AN INTEREST DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT. ON THE OUTSTANDING SCRIP FOR THE PAST YEAR payable at this office en demand. JOHNSTON'S INSURANCESKOOJIS, 73 and 75 1w 30 PER CENT. DIVIDEND. THE LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE TIIOS.

1). JOHNSTON, Agent. HAS DECLARED A SCRIP DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT. (RETURN PREMIUMS) TO POLICY ITOLDERS OX TilX EARNED PREMIUMS OF THE PAST YEAR, PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE. JOHNSTON'S INSURANCE ROOMS, .3 sail 75 Second street.

20 PER CENT. DIVIDEND. THE RESOLUTE FIRE INSURANCE THOS. I). JOHNSTON, Agent, HAS DECLARED A SCRIP DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT.

(RETURN PREJCIUM) TO POLICY HOLDERS OX THE EARNED PREMIUMS PAST YEAR, AND Also, SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ox THE OUTSTANI) 1 NO SCRIP OF LAST YEAR, both payable at this office. a2S Uv THOS. D. JOHNSTON, A Bent.

DANSKIN 01 FAVETTK 'NEAR CALVERT MAKE il 01 TO 10. 3E2 XIL A FULL; ASSORTMENT (READY MADE GENTLEMEN WHO WANT A REALHY GOOD SHIRT, WILL FIND IT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT. asTLsass's FouNisaiNa uoocs IN GREAT VARIETY. DANBKIN rahll-tf fill FAYETTE STREET REMOVAL OFT WHEEI. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, PRICJB, with Glass Cloth-Presser, Improved) Loop-Check, new style Hemtaer, Binder, Oorder.lie.

Office No. zu West Baltimore street, next door to Cortlar. Co MERRILL. Agent CIGARS I CIGARS CIOAKs! I Sacrificed daily. Also, PIVTOX GRAVEIEY'S Celebrated TOBACCO.

For sale by W. H. McLEAN, a2B-tfr 52 North Charles street. WOOD I WOOD WOOD! 11 BivSo rxn 01XV. by buyituryour Weed at office of Citw Steam Fire Wood Mill, No.

SNORVB svaaxv. JAMES JOHNSON' KINDLING WOOD! KINDLING WOOD 11 BAWED AND BPLIT WOOD OF ANY 31ZE. At Office of Oity Steam Fire Wood Mill, No. NORTH STRUT. ,10, JAS.

H. JOHNSON THE DAILY SEPTEMBER 3, 1861. BALTIMORE COAL. COMPANY'S COAL. REDUCTION IN PRICE.

am now receiving regularly my supplies of this celebrated and am enabled to oiler it to consumers at very I.OW i'RICES. In view of the present unsettled state r.f and the possibility of shipments being cut off, 1 would recommend consumers of Coal to lay in their supplies at once. As no Cumberland Coal is nowc ming to this market, 1 would recommend the use of my Coal as a substitute for steaming and ctlier uses. 1 shall keep a large supply constantly on my wharf. K.

W. Sole A Rent, No. 38 Second street. For the Quality the Baltimore Company's Coa! for steaming purposes, I respectfully refer to the following parties: Messrs. Dougherty, Woods Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery; Samuel T.

Pearce, Agent Cromwell's Line Steamers; A. L. Huggins, Boston Line Steamers. Messrs. H.

Abbott fc Son, Canton Rolling Mill. Murray Hazlehurst, Yulcan Works; Anil Steamboats generally. jy3-tf To CONSUMERS OP COAL. on hand and receiving daily all the different varieties of HASP ASD FiiKEnor.NiNa COALS, I offer great iuducem- ntr to consumers to lay in their supplies for the winter. F.

11. ONION, 'U corner Lombard et. and Central avenue. PAYEMT 8 tiO Uh lHlii sII A tti SHISTBI SHIRTS! PXRFECT 9IT WARRANTED OR NO HAI.lt. L'neq called Ly "any.

NSW ijrri.Es OF FRENCH BOC-OilS EMBROIDERED EOSOM SHIRTS. PINK LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS': MERINO SILLRTS AND DRAWERS TI EH, GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE. SHIRTS. TOWLKS PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFACTORY, Ib-tf atriot. oder Cwrroll Hail SOUS AGENTS I I IRK, A ON'S FA QQIN2 COTTON.

Aim, FLOOR SgsTPa, D. H. STILTS. GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY, BP. N.

CHARLES STRRET, lall-tf OPFOSITS ST. PAXIL'S CIiuSCH, ESTABLISHED IN 1837. TO CjASH BRANDIF.S, GIN, WINKS, Of and vintages, in Cnstom-House Stores IN STORE, A large stock "of STRICTLY PI'RETOLD it YE WHISKIES from distillers of high reputation. The undersigned respectfully invites examination of his stock, which he off I at very iow prices lor cash, in quantities to suit buyers. TIIFLS.

THOMPSON, I l4 IM 29 South Gay street. ECONOMY i ECONOMY I A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill, N0. 3 ARASAT. JAMES li. JOHNSON, IBHABL Co.

IVORYTYI'Ea. JTIB ME2ZOTINT PHOTA KAPHA ttll-tf U5 BTTFIHTIXI arr.s.,' EMPORIUM OP ART. JAMES FRYEIt invitee attention to the very extensive assortment of Look log-Glasses now in store, suitable for every po.iition and of SIZES. Mirrors, Pier P.ND Wall oval and square Cornices, Tables, Brockets, CousoU, at unequp.lleJ prices. The latest ENGLISH ar.D fetandard French F.AKRAVIUG? aivavs in stock.

Farticuhirand undivided attention eiven to the depart mentor PICTURE FItAMKS. Also, r.auies for Miniatures Photographs, Portraits, FKYEK'B Galleries, No. South Caivert sliest MKRRILL'S BUER.cn-LOADING RIVLB. MERRILL, THOMAS mh2s-tr 2S'J BALTIMOBX STSIIT. i FRAHINA TAC.TLE.

MERRILL, THOMAS A ri fi- I'ld IXALTIMenS S7IIBVT. iMPtip.TAKT TO ItOUHESKgI'SES. TO know that they CEN save money by purchasing Wood Sawed AND Split, at office ofCity Steam rive iv'C-O-J Mill, SO. AVY-SSV JAM ICS H. JOHNRDM YBDDO TEA delightful article, part of the FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received AND for sale by GREEN A YCiE, o'-' OA Kaitimore street NEW GGODB.

t.I.ARE. t. NO sale ev ripticnof tlnr WATOUIS, SiLVii: AMP PL Ml enter of Calvert WutevMtre PAITKEU BBOTHBSS' LONDON CLC AOCB celebrated Sauce is superseding all ethers, I'rocs tho richness and delicacy of its flavor, it has attained A popu larity aicaost AA KFEAT ia this country as iu Europe. sale by ail first-CLASU grocers and by their agents, ULVEEN FT YOE, 3l T' West Baitimor ftreet. A.

A BLANDY, TO C. A HARRIS, HOUVAOIIABLAA S9ESIF NUTBITIVB CRKAM ron TUB This preparation will render tho hair soft and glossy and prevent its falling CFL Composed .13 it I 3 of the purest materials, it can be used with perfect safety and answers all the purpo sua of PomalN and Oils, without producing that greaaiiiess BO common to MANY hair preparations. Prepared only by S. HYNSON JENXINGS Pharmaceutists, MH26-tfr S3 North Charles street. TO CASH PURCHASERS.

350 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES. Younger' A Tennaots, Strong and itsrzetti ft Sons East India PALE ALES. Single rask at $1.60 per dozen. Five casks and over at JI.SU per dozen. These Ales are of direet importation, of superior qualities and in fin-condition.

For sale by THOS. THOMPSON, Commission Merchant, Jel4-3m 29 South Gay street RooriNG I U.o-jriNG 1 ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY WARREN'S FIRE AND WATER PROOF FF.L7 AND COMPOSITION HOOPING Unrivalled by any thing yet discovered for Mooting purposes PSEVSOTLT FTHI PROOF, WATSR PROOF. UNEQCAILED FOB ECONOMY, UNBTVAUSP FOR DDBABIMTT, AD-rrrn TO; F.VERI CLIUAFP For further nfovmaticn address or call on JAS. JOHNSON, No JarvU Suiidtng. cor.

North and Baltimore St 4 6" Baltimcre. LAUD, V7e33tsr a Co. TIC HT-STiTG a i a si JC rJYs if FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS. No, 131) BAIXUIORJ STHIBI, 524-tf Between Oliver: an; streets. CSICSET AND BASE BALL IHPIEMXXTS I MERRILL, THOMAS Ik CO.

mh2s-tf Baltimore street. HTSaEBTINQ TO PtfRCHAESCS OF FINB WATCHES William Dixon's. London, and Jules Jurgensen's, Copenhagen WATCHES: Eugene Ereguet'3 NICKEL WATCH CLARK'S BALTIMORE best Time-Keep ers. for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calver and Water streets, Importer of Fine Watches, Jewelry, Gold Chains.

Silver and Plated-Ware Swiss Ra and Strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, to snl ages. New good 3 now in store. Purchasers will please CORN Kit OALVEKT AND WATER ST3 "CILOGR. X. Choice brands Family, Extra and Soper FLOUR in store and for sale b7 A.

L. WEBB corner Pratt and Commerce streets BACON 50 000 lbs. Prime Western Bacon SI DBS receiving and for sale by A. L. WEBB A corner Pratt and Commerce streets.

N. W. Tbomas and Wm.Clifford Neff's Family Sugar-cured 11A31S, just received, for sale bv A. L. WEBB corner and Cojimerce str-ets G.

5-F; ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDS uoutnwext CORNER of Coarire AND Fayette streets' PRIKNTyob, to Jircwts VaUetUA DEALERS IN CHOICETBAS, WINES, f.KIUOIL", AND FINF-FAMILY GRftCERIES, No HA ttsf.vTwoaa bsbst v.Halt "pH'k MOONT YSSNON GOMP4MY, baveoiT 5 HAND and VC constantly FELTING -OR PAPER sJAKHRB -UV: Vi)c el toit Tito ti A HA If Sit D. vias Y.er.EL'. BUILDING HARDWARE. The attention of CARPENTERS and BUILDERS i respectfully called to the large and well assorted stock LOCKS, LATCHES, SCREWS, NAILS at A REUTER A SONS'. oW-tf Rft Caitimnrp utrpet.

INDOW SASHIfiS, tl DOORB AND BLINDS. Tficroucrhly seasoned, well made, and at prices to suit times. For sale by GEO. O. STEVENS, mhVt trr 47 Pratt BONE pure, and the best article in the market.

Dealer? supplied at manufacturers' prices. The price is reduced to suit the times For sale wholesale and retail hy GEO. DUGDALE ft2l-tf No. 4 Spear's wharf. BAUGH'S RAW-BONE Guaranteed equal to any fertilizer in the market, giving in eome cases 50 percent, better crops than Peruviau Guano.

For sale wholesale aud retail bv GEO. DUGDALE, No. 4 Spear's wharf. G1 ROUND BONE handsomest article in the market, of uniform quality, finely ground, and at a low price. For sale wholesale aud retail bv GEO.

DUG DA I.E. a2ltf No. 4 Spear's wharf. FRESH EVERY DAY. We are daily in receipt of Goshen, Gladei, Pennsylvania and Ohio Batten In half tubs and kegs, and are selling at 9 cts.

up, as to quality. ELLICOTT 4 Exchange Place. a3O-tf INSTITUTE 1 AI I KxtIIB, Lf Wl for ce Ptlon of on ,1 Ar next, ami to visitors on the fo'n- k' ol and continue open Rew features in the Exhibition this meV llxh'buloiiY' ln rt st of it i an others are most re pect -1 vi 0 an ir b' application tor space to J. pirMi''i 'I FI Uari ihe Institute, WHO furnish circu.ara and all necessary information, or in E. WHITMAN, £hairman Committee.

MKW BALTIMORE MUSEUM. a 7' A-A'L'3 opera HOUSE George I.esz.eand Manager. TI, ANNOUNCEMENT. i.i,'.. Keu 1 lakes pleasure in announcing to (be Fitfidl- ai ''pore that he has leased the popular establishment, the Baltimore Museum, and after much 1 ahor and expense has so altered and 'autili- it KS to transform it into the roMit cninfo table and eleuant ETIIIOPJSAX OPEiU HOUSED IN THE WORLD.

lc I )an engaged are composed of the most talented of the great original NIGHTINGALE TROUPE, TIIOMAsT fLOY Cel3ior Perf MTN HAKRY LETIR, NELSIIN SEYMOUR, w. a. cHAiti.Es. i GEORGE KUN IT EL. 1 tweive aeknowiedced tavorites of the profession 1 he Manager 11 nl 10 announce that he intends, with Jus grrat original Company, to give a emsUnt series of cnlertainmeiiisadapted particularly to thetastesef THE LAUIEA or BALTIMORE, strictest decorum will be preserved, fer hquurs wilt so on tlx- premises.

Saloon t0 establishment is a grand Promenade ss BAND is connect, with tlie Opera Troupe, of the Mtlwum a fnv nccrl each ''ulcooy CJ-Tt. Crm Inaugu'-ition Night is THURSDAY'. SEPTEMBER 6th, 1861. Dr-ss Circle and lirtl Amphitheatre, ten(10) cents. ti: if Rent, a WABKHOUSB a and for lite Provision tie having raihoa-l privileges preferrel.

Atiilross with torma, 441. I'ost-o ixco. TVTIMY S. HOPE will resume the duties IV of iter Schrnl on MHNDAT, September 9th. -it new location, southeast corner of Calve anil Mad-hen st-eeta, Opposite Ignatius' Gliurch Circulars can he obtained 0:1 implication.

-C- COLiiEGI b' Oit Yor I-! iiS. TKI! V. STREET. Mr. it.

DANIEL, K. K. I. Principal ix." nt xt Annual Stssioa or thi lustiititicn will com usual, on th- SECOND MONDAY OF SLITCM- Bhit, with an iIK; coups or T.acl.t is Boarding rafnt vill be nnd- tie- Eup xinter, en cof the Hisses DANIEL, lucent I'ne r'rm ,1 o.i" of whriu is a graduate of the Institution, aud has had ronsiderahh- evi r- Tience 11 the iustruc ion and ra-nt of I a lios ill tie outh The are conveniently and delight- Tully situated in the elevated part the city, with a hand om attached, which ia found hiffhly conducive to th- of the Pupile Prosi tctuscs of term may be had on application. fuA ja6w "IXTUOLBSALR AND A II A II AN A A NO.

228 BALTIMORE STREET, N. fc. corner i liarle-. CIOARg AN'D TOIMCCfW Ml'Lltr'CliAl ANH PIPES, TIE p. Orders lor any brsn or style of HAVANA CIGARS, Bxecntcd in 30 days.

EXBCUTOR'S SALK. I Oder authority of tlie Will of Robert C'onwAv. deceased, the undersigned, eve utor, will oder a- the premise- her, mentioned. TUESDAY, the 21th d.y of ei- D-d, at o'clock ALL TIT AT i.OT OFGROUN i) in Baltimore cilv. No lie o' bell Addition, fronting thirty feet on the nonii side of Thames formerly Fell) street, Mil running Iwcfc on, l.uti,re I and -t In Stiak.

speac -t and i ai, ro ,1 I tTO old iwo 'tory Vram- DUELLINGS 011 Ti and and two two-story Brick DIP I -T. LINUS on' Shafcesprar street. Nos an I 33, wed The of sale are: -tme third cash, a. the I alance in six and twelve months with int and f-eaurity. lor title, which is iuoiseUtai.le, re.c to T.

PARKIN SCOTT, 16 SI. Paul COLUMBUS 1.. CONWAY, Executor. 8 A MULL 11. (ioYKK, K-ts Auctioneer, PENNSYLVANIA BANK NOTES for ealeby HARRIS A SONS, 1 196 street.

BANK NOTES wanted by A HARRIS A'SONS, Baitimor- street. TEIVIDEND. t' OFFICE OF THE FIKF. Ixa. August, 1861.

I tie 1 resident and Directors of tliis Co nany have ibis dav de-liriM-l a DIVIDEND Or A ELVE-A D-A-HA LF IER CENT for the ist six TEN Pl-i payable to the Stockholders or their legal repre-e; itiv- on and after MONDAY NEXT, th- 21 ptcmhei at the Mechanics', Bank ol Baltimore, a TWO A.N It A HALF IEK CENT, to the Contingent Fund. Ihe Transfer Book will be closed until the 3d September, iiy onler. FRKD'K 29e04t See relary. PAli'i'N KBBIIIV berctotort' esiktitii' utxlcr A the firm of BRKHM is dissolved liy limit ition. and th" deathofifi- John P.

Hansen, August the r.i'.h. O. BKEHMp-- a ill settle 11alb, rs of the old firm ami contme the DRY GOODS COMM IS ION" BUSINESS as heretofore. O. BREHME A CO.

NOTICE TO STOOKHOLGBKS. will special meeting or the Stockholders of the Hp MINING 1.0. at their Old, 22 SECOND on lIIUKSDAY' NEXT, 6th instant, at 12 o'clock, husi nessot much importance will be submitted for their consideration. By order of tha 4t PRE3IDENT. A LLEGHENV A AND BROAD TOP BITUMINOUS COAL.

FOR SALE BY CARGO OP. SINGLE TON. J. HENRY CTESE, OFFICE-9 SOUTH STREET. Mincr i Wit A RE, loot of Gay stret.

PAT APS CO FA MID FLO UIL This Celebrated Fiour of unsurpassed quality, manufactured by chas. A. Gambrill, can always be found for sale at manufacturers' prices.hy C. D. HINKS CO 8 8t No.

S. Howard near Lombard. TT ink 1 HAVANA CIGARS. are ID receipt of a very superior lot of HAVANA finer than any we have had for a long time, which we are sel incr at lower prices than we ive ever sold. We name particularly the intimidad and Upmun Londrea.

We have besblf I v. on hand, nil Iho.i, 01l nntl i-rnnds, which have never vet failed to give entire and neial sati faction. ai TROYS POPULAR STORE, Baltimore street, i One door west of Light street. 1 OOLLECTOK'S OPP'oio BALTIMORE August ieoi. is herplir Kireu n.

.1 present OK MISCOUNT ni CF.ASK after KIKKT HAY OF SEPTEMBER, and that under the Or.li nances of the Mayor and Oily Oonncil. the City Collectei trill be compelled to close the hue on Personal Pro perty after the Hist clay of October, by distraint. Those wishing to avail themselves of the discount, an-i aUo avoid any further expense, are respectfully calkc upon to make immediate payment. Parti ular attention is called to the arrears of taxei for back years, for as City Auditor I shail be compellti shortly to close the books by advertising all unpai pro perty forsale. JOHN J.

GRU'KS, as' st Cit Colic ctor CVdiUA GLASS, AN!) OiiOCKKKY WAKE. ALL SHIKLEY, SC.HTII CitvjtKT SI 3(loois iiclOM liaJt.mosrs strti l. Dai nil han.t a (cmera! assort inns of OOODS in hie line. SUITAHI.K MH STOItKK KEPKKs, HOTEL KKKr'RKS, A Mil lIOL.SE KEEPERS. at reduced pricks to suit times, Anion, trr ODST CAN FIELD, JiKO CO.

Keep on hand ILiTARY GOODS OF VFH DESCRIPTION, SWORDS, BELTS, EPAULETTES, SASHES, IAOKS, BUTTONS. KNAPSACKS, CARTRIDGE HATS, BOXEH OAFS, Ate. MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED COMPLETE. WITH EVERY A It CI. AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

Order? promptly executed. CAN FIELD, ROTH EH A mhia-tfr 22: Baltimore street. THE BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND PAPERS OF THE JiATB JOSKPFI C. BOYD, Attorney at Law, have been placed in the hands of WILLIAM Li. PI UI No.

20 St. Paul street, 10 whom persons are referred In relation thereto. ANN A HOY I), Adm of teph C. Boyd. FLOUR.

brands Virginia and Pennsylvania FLOUR, for Family and Maker's use, Lor sale by dray load or ngle barrel on reasonable terms, at P. P. PENDLETON, KLOUP. DEPOT, ag9-eoSf Nos 171 and 173 N. Howard sti el Ho.

1 PERUVIAN GUANO. FOK SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT, hy HENRY M. WARFIF.LD a24-2mr 10 Spear's wharf STEAM FROM NEW YORK TO Silftlab LIVERPOOL. Trie steamship GREAT EASTERN, havinsr fulfilled her contract with the British government, will sail fri-in New York for Liverpool, on SA A OCTOBER f. RATES OF PASSAGE In first cabin, 125, according to state rcom accommodation, all other privileges being In third cabin, irom 535 to sst Suits of first class apartments for families may be engaged by ial arrangement.

The GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool en her urn trip Tuesday, October 20 Plans of the ship can be seen, and engagements made for freight and passage on application to JOHN Q. A. HERRING, I Adams Express a29-7t lfii Baltimore Baltimore, BBTABLIBHBD STAND IN THK (JITY ANDREW K. WARNER, No. 10 NORTH GAT stksst, MANUFACTURE 11 OF SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD AND Iff PLATED WAR'S, AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY Ha 9 in store ft beautiful assortment of New Styles and terns of Rich Jewelry and Silver Ware suitable fur presci-D embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCH dlosiac, Pearl, Lava, Cameo, Etruscan.

Ac KAH KINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER Kllfos, set w7t Wamond, ltuby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal, Lar.ies' GOLD GHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains: Miniature LOCKETS; Gold 1 Cuff Buttons aad Pins; Signet. Chased and Plain Gold limits. Pencil and I'enr. Sleeve BUTTON 6' and STUDS; Gold and Jet Crosses; Jet Bracelets; Pins and Rings; Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, Ac. Also a complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Plated TEA SETTS, Waiters, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets, IJruit, Butter and Salt Stands, Handle Deoaert Knives, Spoons, For £8, Ladies' FANCY ARTICLES, which will be the moat reasonable JELLY TUMBLERS AMU JARS.

PATENT FRUIT JARS or va-ious patterns and size 3. FOK BALE TO HOUSEKEEPERS 011 THE TRADE. AT LOW PRICE 3 TO SUIT THE TIMF.S Wll. SHIRLEY, M9-eotfr SSn.ith Calvert atrei't. pETKK WALTHER, OBRONOHETEK A P.

MR, Til West Pratt street, AGENT FOR E. A G. W. RLUNT, New York. W.

BOND SON. Boston. tt ARTISTS' AND DRAWING MATERIALS. COLORS, BRUSHES. CANVASS.

ENGRAVINGS, Ac. WM. KING A RRO. Importers and Dealers in Artists' Materials, No. 2 North Liberty street, Pir Baltimore.

HAMS, LARD AND PORK. yellow canvassed Hams, small size 60 ratks pum Bacon Hams; 2SO bills, and tierces Lard; 50 bbls. Prime Pork; 150 bbls. Mess Pork, for sale bv AOAF D. J.

FOLEY NO South STRPOT. HP. EVANS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DS4LSR IN BONES AND SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, 1 NO. 114 South Eutaw street, opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Baltimore, Md. Refcrencoa in Baltimore: Uo, Carson, Zimmerman A Jefflif 3 ch Zimmerman WHEAT WB 18 El.

few bbla. very choice just received and for sale by GREKN AC YOK, RW. B.lllm ore street RICE. tierces Carolina Rice, in store and for sale by CAPRON A Wood street, Bowly's waarf. a2Btf frs s.

LYREW FALL GOODS. HOLESAI.E RETAIL HAMILTON KASir.it CO Are now opening desiralde styles of GOODS adagted to till PSi ,11 V'-" 1 Cleat efforts will b- made nrr rTA" i fal ai complete an a-101-tment, as the pre-ent hmited imports will will, Homcstie Goods of h'jY'u, SsllS exclusively tor 'cash" we have put our stock at prices to induce preference from all buyers who study their interests. s2-6tr BARG A I NS IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS, ouch as Grenedinea, Barege Anglais, French Lawns and Organdies, aleaciasanU Mnzambiques; Kihbons. Embroideries and Hosiery; LACK SHAWLS and VK-iTES. Summer MOURNING FABRICS of the best quality.

Desiring to close out our "SUMMER STOCK" as soon as possib.e, wo hav ma.li' a still greater reduction in prices. Diiyersshould avail themselves of this opportunity. a3 No. 6N. C'b a lies si jeet.

MANTILLAS MANTILLAS LESS THAN COST. MANTILLAS! LESS THAN COST. ALSO, Juat received, 61 BEP.IGE ANGLAIS; CIKENADIN 16 et-. LINEN GOODS FOR MEN AND BOY''S WEAR. Constantly receiving NEW GOODS at astonishingly ow w.

G. W. BARK US, 211 Baltimore street, CASH IIOPSK. IMPORTANT SALES OF DRV GOODS. DNPRnoEDENTED LOW PRICES.

FOll CASH ONLY. HAMILTON, FASTER CO. Have now open TGEIR LAST WEEK'S PURCHASES IN NEW YORK Embracing many styles or DRESS GOODS AT HALF COST OF IMPORTATION. HOUSEKEEPING AND FAMILY GOODS, STRONG AND DURABLE FABRICS, MUCH UNDER USUAL PRICES MOURNING GOODS. Another case of extra quality LACK BAREGE, TWO WIDE.

ALSO, JUST ED, A large lot of BLEACHED ANI) BROWN COTTONS, m2S-tfr AT WAR EO3KST.I). niiowst OB3RT D. BROWN A Baltimore. RIBECT IMPORT MIS AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, viz: vrwr''lAS? -ll AND BLAY LINENS 1 AX fB'INNING OOPS Do. PATAIILK SONS' NO I'HOS KKXN'S'H'Y'S -WISS Vl'-OJVS DIAPKBS," kc BUFTLAI'D AMO I NO; BORDERS REGEIVEDViMMI'DRT SWISS feltf NS ITAKIANf CLOTHS; ALPACAS, At.

f-- JOHN H. WEAVER, (PATENTEE,) A NO. 22 WEST FAYETTE STREET. Ke: pectfuliy invites the attention of Die pnblie to a BEACTIFL'IJ BURIAL CAS Designed by himsAf. Theobject of the design is to dispense with the forme manner of closing having hinges and lock attached to the avoiding the use of screws and the created by the fastening of coffin upon the solemn occasion of a funeral.

mhc-tfr it CENTRAL REAL ESTATE, LUA.y a ctn.r.EcTiNG A Eitcr C.T FKOI'KKTY, FARMS, COUNTRY L.RAT 3 AND (MI.I'NI) RkN'TS BOt'tiHT SOi.li, KENT ED AND EXCHANGED. Collections made and MONEY LOANED on Mortgage HENRY W. ROGERS, Broker, Olhce, S. W. comer Chailcs and Fayette streets, Baltimore.

v. TO Aieasrs. X. I'. the American Farmer.

Sands Jfz Mills, of the Rural Register, to and Business Men geni i ally of Haiti. I FURNITURE. STEVENS SONS, WAKEROOHS, MARBLE BUILDING 31 STBJST, opposite New Aasem Rooms, Manufacturers of i AiILOH, HALL. DINLVG ROOM, CHURCH and SCHOOL FURN-ITURS Constantly on hand a large stock of every gride oi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including MATTRESSES, BEDDING, "COTS," SPRING BEDS, i.OukING OLASSES, to. FACTORY, No.

Low street, mn.j-trr near Front street Theatre Genuine Imported CIGARS at $5.50 per hundred. Together full assortment of higher grade of Tilt; MUST ai'l'ROVL'D BRANDS AND own Importation. GeNCINE it ADM AND ttttiL'li i'IPES AND SHOKIDB. cncwing and smoking Tobacco, lor sale low, Wholesale and Retail, at LA HA BANA, 228 Baltimore h. corner nf Charles.

IjnpONT'a POWDER AGENCY. SPORTING, BLASTING, AND SHIPPING POWDER, For sale at Manufacturers prices, by the Agents A. L. WF.BB so-tfr cone Pratt and Commerce streets. MANILLA CIGARS AND CHEROOTS! SOMETHING FOR.THE TIMES, CHEAP AND GOOD! The smoker accustomed to the U9eofCne Imported Havana CHI A KM will And in Manilla CIGARS a cheap substitute, well calculated to give, in these hard times, the same satisfaction that is derived from the expensive, lusury.

They are mild and very pleasant favored, therefore well adapted Tor smoking in these hot days. Try chem. They cost oniy S2O for 1,000, (ir 10 for 25 SUTRO'S POPULAR STORE, 180 West Haiti crnre street, A3 TFR Onedoar west of Light NEVER JLECT GJ GA BLIND OR ITCHING. II iiVi .1, The evils resulting from neglect the aeove terrible disease, should induce those afflicted to rest its progress at once. The manv hundreds who have been permanently cured by the use of BUTTON'S PILE SALVE, should press upon their suffering friends to try, without delay, ibis infallible remedy for the run- or prevention of BLEEDING, BLIND or ITCHING PILES.

His exceedingly cooling and noshing in its cure. There are hundreds at this moment, in this city, male and female, using it with great success and entire satisfaction. It has risen more rapidly in public favor than any other REM' dy which lifts liecn brought before the public for the cure of Piles in any form. This preparation has been made by the subscriber foe over thirty years, and it has always acted like a charm, lniuu simple in its application, requiring to be used only night and morning. For sab- by Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Price SO cents per box.

Ask for KETTON'S PILE SALVE and take no other. Get a Circular from one of the Agents, and give the Ointment a trial. A box wil 1 be sent by mail or express, prepaid, on receipt of One Dollar. A liberal discount made to the trade Address T. BETTON, Baltimore, Md.

Principaidepotat COLEMAN A ROGERS M27-tf Baltimore; Md. QHEET AND PIG IRON, 4C. 0 150 tons SCOTCH and ERTOAN PIG: 20 tons English SLTEKL'S Nos. into 20.0.0 ili BLOCK TIN lbs. Spanish and Western I'lfi I F.TI).

Also, SPELTER SFCIIMONY, INGOT CUPPEK ant BABBIT'ME. AL, at lowest prices for cash. CHARLES L. a3-lawGwr 57 T'eulli C. GUIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, Corner of Howard and Fayette streets Unties: Howiu'D; lir.IIU.

Gonslaotly on hand A ONE assortment of CLOTHS, OA S3 r.KES and t'l NOS of the LOT patterns FEJ-A CLIU RA.N,,'! fully OVS-O A GENCY OF JTFR. TBNNENT'S J-TK SCOTCH AI.E. 103 Casks, 7 dozen, tint Stone Botll.s DOUBLE STRONG ALE. 25 c.sks ditto in Glass Bottles (in bond.) 20 casks XX SCOTCH BKOVV'N STOLT in glass, all in prime order and of recent importation, for SOLE A. lowest New York pricc3.

CHARLES L. OL'DKSLUYS, aS-lawiiwr No. 87 South Gay street. BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, CHEAPER THAN KVEKL AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT, SS WEST BALTIMOKE STTTINT, between Gay and Holliday streets The undersigned lakes this method of informing his friends and! he public, that he is selling the balance of hiy 1 all and Winter 3T('CIV at much reduced prices, to make room tor a large and select 6tock that I am now manufacturing, suitable for Spring and Summer of French Calf skin BOUTS, SHOES and OA ITERS, French Patent heather do. do French Kid do.

do. BY-a particular method of measuring I am enabled to fit the most tidr feet, so as they can wear my work without any difficulty. Thankful for the liberal patronage I have received and still manufacturing in the latest improved style. A call is respectfully solicited. GAHAN, FC2B-tf O.

ET West Bait: more street. BjVA.MIL HAMS. JL We have now a supply of our celebrated "Excelsior" brands Sugar-cured Family HAMS, which ror richness of and delicacy of cure, cannot be excelled. To the above choice article we invite the attention of family gro- SMITH A NICODEHUS, mhl-tfr Baltimore FARMERS AND PLANTERS crops of Wheat and Grass, should not fail to u-e Baugh Raw-Bone Phosphate, ait gives a large yield of grain, and leaves the soil in pood condition. For sale at a'-tf NO -I WHARF, up staira.

DLATB GLASS AGENCY. PLATE GLASS FOR STORE FRONTS AND DWELLINGS. WM. KING AOSKVD roa MAWNVACTIJITAAA SU.L in Faints, Oiis andGiar.k, L.lbe.-TY street, BUTTLES. Kottle3 ot H.

Heye's celebrated make, imported and for sale bv VON KAPFF A ARF.NS, azti am No. 22 German street. 1 UMRfiR YBRY CHEAP FUR UASH. We 1 ie attention or purchasers to our large stock LUMBER, consistmp of Laths and all descriptions of Building Lumber, which we offer for sale at the owest market prices, tor CASH. Call at 3 Light street wharf, or corner of Kutr.vs and German streets rohlk-tf BURNS SLOAN.

VINEGAR Triple Stronp, for Pitk- J. ling and table ue, in pipes, hair pipes and demijohns, for sale in quantities to su I porch ser-, J. B. CBARKON A al'2-tf Sole A "CSEREHLRE'SA'UCE HA.M. HAMS I l.aio prime c-nvasied shipping, at low Dricea to Close consignment; 250 damaged do for sale cheap 12 6T MEIXSEL GRAFTON, I A ST nTo OOK with thTsavings Bank of Baltimore, In the name of OLIVIA qpnrn?) ai-Uw4w FLDDERWIU RLEME Bank, (Sfcacation.

MILLER MRS. COVERS I will ''--P 1 1 their SCHOOL, at North KLU'tv on v. h. TNO. RESUME lI his School nil MONDAY.

October Htti. MIL). UfOHAIM) WiLSuN will resume the duties of her SCHOOL on the SECOND MONriav OK SEPT KM HKK. It i her ir.tr,,,i nuol. r.

as nr rrs, i Brriingero'nts t-Lot it. will to receive day rniiUrs as All noes inimniatioii can be 15 rt I. 1: i ST. i.ir jniJkST.NUt KOI "YOUNG i Er rfe Milc3 forth Of Ih.ltimore, Mil. his Institution has been in full operation n.v 111 01 issieril School, in private fiiuihouering in tue refining iloraest iiilerc-uisV a substitute, so far as yhe for parental care ami home associations.

1 upils are received at ten years of sue and upwards, anil thoroughly prepared for College tor bus: ness Fheaaater or papila is limited to thirty, which conduces to the personal comfort or the hoys, eir sound iriteli-eiua! and mnral training, faithful supervision, and individual improvement. Chestnut Hill is a c.untrv at of Inn acres, and is unsur passed in natural beauty and entire healtlifnlncsu There is but one 111 the year, b-cinning on th, first Wednesdaym September, and endint; the last Wcdoes ay in For Admission or for Circulars, address tile Rector KKV. FREDERICK i Ift 'A BALTIMORE FEMALE This inst i tut ion, with a full cnrm of instructors and every convenience for 1:.. i nuirr and will or vIIA Sent: niber 2.1 Hv act of dow men one pupil co te educated without charge for tuition I took' l-'-r. loKiiea IJKOGKH, LL.

a President. A THEKLEDM-PLACE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, .10. fit SARATOGA adjoining the ASill'H .1 ASBUKY MQN DAY Sept. 9ti. ftl7 a TuAThtf MiiltitisoN will HKSCME ihecsertSbs FOR Y0 1,0 "I LAI, a.iicon.'.ith September.

Applii. i "and aft Thursday. SeptemberStii, between the of 10 and is vi i COMMISSIONERS OF iVfdii'i. 'vr'tiie Jt Kep quest he prompt in s-- Ap-otivcSohooi A. th, lv may hi.

received from any bt .1. N. prpasurcr MOUNT ST. MARY-S fit.VITT.WCKG. lin Vii tor further (iiar aopl io tlie I)29 bt KEY.

IT ALL OF ST. JOHN, NO. MAOrSON ArF.XUE. LET. BENJAMIN RKISWOI.ti A.

al 0 11 wiU wmence on VONItAY, 11.M1.M. t.ircnbiis Ji. y. WATSRS' Book! Stole, and the Kpi-rnpal Heading Rooms ELECT SCHOOL FOR her ivil' the I'l-JTiNi) own 1 sessron. 1 i I CilAhu'rtSTUEKr.

IT lo 'bi i a gro. a. A. i.J. O.

1 STHF.R.T. FrT: yST s- Ky 1 IMK BOYS on MONDAY, 8e ah 16: Resides a Classical Bnd il strict attentton wtil he all the ordiaarj branch Bng lisll school tdUCHti uifiur.UK Mr, Car. way r. HW9 tno or -ninir -f t.i- 1,. 11 Mit.

EBELING'S HOME SCHOOI, Will re-opea Siptember id. 1861. alb'lm' MR AND MRS. WU SON M. OARY'S Fuii V' l.

tDIKd will i. opened for uic r.n MO.N at North (liainiltoo fcrrnco.) 4 hin A SSJ io them, Haiti: 1 it ta eive immedi it nc-tf SCHOOL BOOKS AND Ss-UOOI, AT Cp.KATI.v KEDCCEH rnici MCRPi CO AXD STATIO.NKHH. Haitim re street, up stairs. DFI. ROBERT ATKINSON will RE-OPEN HIS Scliool far Hays on MONDAY.

Circulars may had on and Messrs. itlev, anil tiii- Cou: Messrs. Chas iarriity ano McKIM ifc li'T ItciZ. Xia TCT-S. fei OF ANI) HT.

PAUL STS MAKE COLI.EUtIONS PROMPTLT THROL'KUOIiT TH; D.VITKD STATES AND KAN'ADa UNCCKRENT BANK NOTES AND CHECKS PHh CHASED PPON RghBONABLE TIRMS. mh7-tf MeKI'M -fcL JC'-3 jkSL JJm CUR Men OF BALTIMORE ANPIST. PAUL ST PAY PAKTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE PURCHASE Attn SALE OF BUN litJ.An; IN THIS AND OTHER MAKKET3. BrSiNESS PAPER tnh7 HABLKTT MCKIM. JOHH li.

MCKIM. BROTHERS MsMffi, A li 17fi BALTIMORE STREET, STOCKS, BONDS AND SECURITIES, OF T'JtS .1 OTHER MARKETS, SOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION COLLECTIONo BANK NOTES, 810 HT or TIME DN Hi PURCHASED AT LOWEST RATES OF DA RIANOr. MERCANTILE PAPER NKHOTIATED advances made when desired, and dl trans-jtioaa oi G2HSKAL EUSISIihR attended to. No. ion BALTJMnna RTRSETSTOi'K fi (j RR.

3TOCK3 AMD 11: market, ts well a thOKHr.f Yorlt, houtfiit i sold on rit -jji- i. StElfL'iMG EXCHANGE BILLS J. I) ON In sums suit STERLINti KXCIiANOE BOt 'CItT sol.II Me KIM, dS-3mr 176 Baltimore street. IJJUUTU CAROLINA BANK NOTES PUB CHASED BY JOHN WILLI AMS SON, li" Smith 1 8 wharf. Insurance Ccrapmies.

LT i EroUK IRE LNS UR A UfiTc I) MP ANI (KSTABU3IiEI) I'P A AHDSOF HAI.K VTUh i S. W.t.oRNKK SOUTH IV At KK STREETS. ThieCompariy INSURES IJes" DAMAUi GV I UK', in the city or country, oti t.l.e ofproperty. SPA MP r.e DinrOTOKfi. J.

1. ident. A.Tayior, J. Pcnninfrton, W.O.Harrison, Cohen S. 1 Fr tncisT.

King, Oee.R. Vickers, Henry Carroll, f. Alriekp, SI mer: David S. Wilson, Wni Wort hi as ton. H.

VonKanff. FRKIVK GBBMANIA if IKE iNSUEANCE CO. OP aiiiw vosiK. Cash Capita! 0" Surplus 3,,: 0u M. HILGKR, President.

RUD. GARKIii i. Secretary. AD. ENGL Fit, A pent, IS Second stieet, dl.t-eiitfr oppodte the Poabeffiee.

OSRMASIA UFK INBUKANCE C0 OP SKW YORJC. Cash Capita! H. WESENDONCK, President. FRED. SCHWENDI.EK, Secretary.

AD. ENGLER, Asent, 19 Second street, dlAeotfr opposite the LICENSED AGENCY. SOLE AGENT OF THE INSURANCE CO. OF THE VALLEV OF VIRGINIA CAPITAL SURPLUS, $335,000. VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA CASH CAPITAL Insures cheapest pays thv prorcptoit any eale Coin pany in tnc Country.

Takes Risks upon a man's Life fc-r the benefit of hia wift and ch hi ren, exempt from th-claims of his Also -rants Kieks upon lives SLA 3 A i .1 HARRISON. Prea WM. HENRI Rv- I MedicalEjcssainer, Dr. JN'o. Ma( J.

LVTLK (JIiAKKK, Airent, Baltimore. Refer to Hanenn Thomas. Jr.i.n S. (iittinra, a i Wjman, John P. Pleasants Son, Hopkins, Hull vk Atkinson, anil Ward Brothers.

tf LJIOWARD FTKK" COMi li OF BALTIMORE OFFICE S. R. OOEXER OF f' yh Second STBSBTS. RoMciaiissued on every ription of insurable Proper' ty loss by Fire- est REK3E, BresideUtj BOARD OF DIRECTORS: James to. Pjudcr, il.

Wm. G. Lower, .1. Strieker Win. OrtTTtnc, M.

Benr.intrer, Samuel It. Smith, Llisha H. Perkins, Aaron Fent-n, James H. Sion Charles iictiuian, C. Howard Rosers.

U. HARLAN WILLIAMS, NATIONAL 5 EH A- ay OF BALTIMORK. Incorpornted by the STATE OF MARYLAND, 10 OrrtOi No. 30SOCTH 571,. New Buildiug.

Second si THIS COHt ANT INSURES K.V KRT HE9CRIPTION P.OP. TV IN AND OUT OF' 1: CITY AOAi.VSTLt OH I.ADA';?. f'V Short Irsuracc 3 may tic 1.." -Ac r-r to; iongerperiod. JOHN B. SEIDt NSTRICKESL Prcoiueni 2 lASD or tC'O li'i; Henry M.

Bash, Adam Hcnmrad, V- ias Banner, Qeorp.e RartleU, Ooorne mall, Joseph W. Jenkins, Wm. Woodward. Henry Pendexter, Rdward J. Church, Sisvin 15.

0. LANDI3, led'tf Se-rotary. 0 LDSB I A (Hill INSU'BAHOii OOH? A rr. yr ASH PAID UP NOTEMBSP. Sfiih, I 'M ll.Sfii,3 iS B.C.

MiIRIDS THUS. SAMUEL H. KOGSB. Sccretnry. The undersigned respectfully solicits application for surance in this desirable office HENRY WABFIEI Agent.

H. WARFIKI Wft Ct 'nt tf ir. Si stf gRANCH OFFICE THE "LUBRW OIL COMPANY," NO. 79 SMITH'S MD. SPECIAL NOTICE I RAILROAD MANAGERS'AND OTBBR3 USING MJBRIC -TING OILS, bereby offer you an LrBI IC niL) Whichl guarantee vqi'-sl very best ov Lard oil for lubricating every rt; i of machinery, and at hut little over one half then I warrant this oil tobe perfectly pure, and free from all mixture or preparation; not to cum, and to remain limpid in the coldest weather.

1 respeotfully solicit a trial Stock always on hand and orders promptly filled A. C. HALL, Agent, No. 79 Smith's whar', Baltimore, Md. ifWSole Agent in Maryland for "Lnbrto Oi! Also in store, at all times, a superior quality of Sperm, Whale, Lard, Bank, Oill, all of which 1 offer on the most reasonable terms- IIOUSE-FTJ RNI SIT I GOODS Tlj I' BAinwng.

Aibatn Rpoons. AI bat a Forks, Plated Tea Bets, Coffee Ifrns, Table i 'as tors, Chaflinx Brushes. lat Rate, Waiters, Umbrella Stands, Nutc nicks. Cooks' Knivea, Bread Knives, Kitchen Knives and Forks, Chirapfl.Tne Soup Ladles, Mppers Candlesticks, Patenr ice Pitchers, Coffee and a Pota, lion Patent kitchen Spoons, Scaku und Weights 3athinir Tuiis, Cofiee Mills. Table Mats, Cas Foot Tubs, Clian.b Bucket Toilet Pails, Willow Wo.

-h-n Ware, Devonshire 3, -ves Oyster Dishes, FIXTURES, Bi in of French, English, and Amur-can Drasden, and Fast rn.iia CHINA, Hid Housekeepers and new hfginr advantage to call and examine- our stock ivkolvi'v HOJ, or the above desctiption of PI cm-TLAX ft Nus. 216 and 2i.s Baiiir r- r. Importers, Manufacturcrft and i 'j ij. articles generally. 1 UHaV S.

DE Ai. xOR FAIL KI 4 CORN Kxcn ami: Ct Lornn' am! Waor! andMabllsJii jd 1 rt re 9h known iIEKSE'S "PIIOSPHO-PEUCYI AN (or mnnipula'ij The use ofthic Gu.na th- i-a baa it so fdVorahiy nith the pub t. i-. no further commendation. In rons iu-sol the times wohave reduced our i i ..1.

article, to CASH. FINELY CaorNP "SOMBUEBO 9 fr JiIKC 0i i PERTVIAIV Ci A 10. pr piu iI.V/.. 11 1 nn: price do liveratele direct from the Wartlu ei Also, finely ground ASH" and Dl V. he above art lei hrt riu.ilitv.

tiitveste avl low pnear In nee con- v.n i ing from qg, the above fertilizers of th PERUVIAN GUANO. ..1 completed our arraivtcmer.la v.iib of the ib.vcraiu-Dt far 1 i'KKl'c IAN tve resoectfully i-fcrro I- .1 -e are mr any nil Our long cxpi-ri nee tl'illlc, 1-, till a l-uffivi-rii ni" r-iy "I'l mg lite 1.1 n'i INK. UN u.VV.i'i houses" ARTiCLF, i livcrcildir .) wavc IVV aln rale iGH.VHOE. UAI. FGBNi -R 6 Ist ivn nul A.

A. (DM-11 1 r-iofipuATi lip umk and TKEGM'S Pi.AN7 FOOD I Ptl NTIVi MAI' Wood trret, Bowly' Wilarf. fJHUIA AND GLASS WARE. FOR CASH ONLY. The great of collections, wrh a i- 0 RICH GOODS, induces us to veil FOR CASH i NLY Ab-wa have determined put down even tag a coat pric to ruu out our stock to meet the ary PARR'S CliiNA HA! I AO BALTIMORE ha i.l.vs.

H.B. HAZLKauitsr. wVIOiFD. ULC A or K5" Al.l, IIP A VY MA Y. BTEAMBOATB REPAIRED, IRON BRIDGES, Ire.

rt 0 A 8 CELEBRATED PA Sill, WING MA CHIN 2. OFFICE, 191 3A LTIMtIRF. STKF. GEO. M7 GILLET, aiXIPOETBR AI-JTJ EY'vXI Fi Eh Wo.

00 Soutii a PIPES. ISRUTEBE, CJT9R A YD r.OFB HOOD PIPES. The first fall importatu or GENUINE Pi: r.A hasbcenriccivV.il direct Irorn VIENNA, aud is now open for inspection Our assortment comprises In beauty of.liape!' our nj FANCY PIPE is daily receiving ne.v additions of ail the I itcst patterns, which we at the very lowest pric SIJTKO'S POPULAR STORF 189 West r'ltinjorestreet, One uoor i j. srreet BBEWb'i'EE CARRIAGE and S7 BROOKE-, cor. of Bio Va) rtK, nvite the attention of the gentlemen 4 to th EXTENSIVE ESTAHL: H.iiEJi?, evotcd exclusively to the MANUFACTURE OF Xilia LASS CARRIAGES of every description, (LIGHT EOAD WAGONS ASPFoiAKiTY Specifications and Drawings wit! be nt upon ap plication, by mail or ctherwUe, parti nv or-lcr.

The following pentlernen among out ritiiu. ro p.atrcna have permitted no to refer to tham ss to the nni sty te of our work: Wilkina, 0 Jackson, B. Makepeace, VY. flitm titanti, W. A.

Loney, Geo. rt Wm. Woodville, if Geo. Cooke, Tl-os. D.

Johnston, H. Wilson Harris, Frank Sr. van, Samuel Huribut, Lloyd Lowodeg.Kaatou, Talbot H.I Col. Edward Lloyd." ttf27-r DB. W- CUIIEH DUNHAVAHT, DENT IST, No.

197 N'ortEr Charita sitct-t. BALTIMORE, feltfr Md. VJNDKBBHIBTB, DRAWERS, SITTRTS, C'JLLA KB, (SLOVKB, FOR SALE TO THE TRADE EY HOSIERY JOHN FALCONKK, Merchant. 420-fOtfr Cfirnur Charles n- C. rnrnti lIUSHiD very atticlo, Unit las never been hareed or hoi rruitcd free from till For sale at a GEO.

I a'OB ear wharf. BAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE IS adapted for all crops. Asa general a and cron I producer it has no superior. For sl-ivs OEO. DtJGDAi.F, RoJoAgrnt, ril'i-tf No.

4 Spear's wi p.r AND 1 lt Baugh's Kaw-Bone I'liOipbate article to Kive you large of Wb at and Ur GEu. IH A eat. No. 4 Fpta's wh irf, upstnirs. BAUGH'S KA-.

offered to the agrlrultural comaonitv a i vu.t anil reliable fertilizer, ami perma in i GEO. r. A ho. Spear'i wharf. 01 staira.

hum (Late Li fid JfurdccA.i wUKUOCH RICHARDS, A RCHITECTS AND SUPRRINTKNIMi NTS OAiVKRT JB ia Qg-tf Third Storu. QAWED AND ONL PER CORD DEI IYI Coal as low as 71 per ton of JuCT-tAISr cornerLomtaid NDW. 1.. tmomab THOMAS, A (Srcciaaotts TO J. PCOSPT A 9cs Iiii'ORTEI-S OF FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTP, ACOMMISSION Merchants, No.

13 Bown'g 17 mu Mil O0 gR'SOf A lit OFFICE, HO 94 LiiMitA Manufacturers COTTON O. i RAVEN'S DUCK. SKINAAHO 3K 1 apsn-ttr II OT-BED SASHKS. A good etack on hand, of Urvd and not glaceu, or any required site made to tfder promptly, and at lowest for caeb hv o. STEVENS, feS-tfr Frait street mo CASH PURCHASERS! I Your attention respectfully invit, dto ou? SIt'CK t)l' 3UIEOING We are ofi'enog extra to for CASH.

WED O. STEVENS, Wis: Pratt itreet, -r' TRTINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES oi oil le for bv U- VrfetJ aft-nth bMa. brand Urge assortment of cut Extra and Family, f. i-v MEIXSKL KAFTiIV, ivyutt tie Pt .11 street. SALT.

and Turks Island in store, for in to suit, by JOHN WILLIAMS A SON, 9S Smith's wharf. tf CI Peniet Ganet, Pichon l-ingueville, and other wtil known t.tands. imported and for sale by VON KAPEF a ARFNS. "hi dm Wo 25Gertnan street. if.

N-s. VV 100 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE 400 BUSHELS BLACK-EYED VI For sale by P. MAI.COM JeSP-Sftr Wood utreet. Hewlv'r wharf IJHO W-0 A8 JCB OF EVERY DRSOKIPTIOM Manuftfiinrcd, and an assortment te on hand, and tar ralaor.