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BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1859 The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CCRRENT, being a reliable and comprehensive review of the Baltimore Markets for the past week, neatlv printed on letter sheet, uiay be obtained at our counting room. Yesterday morning, at fifteen minutes past eleven o'clock, BROWN was hanged at Charlcstown, in Jefferson county, Virginia. After a perfectly fair trial, lie had been found guilty of treason, murder, and inciting slaves to three, capital offences. One life trebly forfeit, has thus made such expiation, as one life may, for crimes such as one man has seldom committed.

Treason, murder, and stirring up of servile war these the things whose perpetrators arc the fit fruit of the gallows-tree, or shall we call the doers, heroes and martyrs? This is a question worth consideration, though it can admit of but one answer. If JOHN BROWN was sane, he was a tremendous villain, destined to take rank in history with GUV FAWKES, and kindred conspirators, whose daring brains and steady nerves could conceive and carry out crimes of such vast proportions as to cheat fools into believing them sublime actions. If Heaven, which will take his unreason into the account he has already rendered, will know how to pardon the earthly judge who failed to detect the subtle and fatal defect, the suspicion of which no one repudiated more strenuously than himself and those who knew him best. The citizens of Richmond have formed an association whose members are pledged to abstain from all social and business intercourse with the North. The example thu3 set may, in the present state of public feeling at the South, he followed at any moment by the people of that section with an earnestness and unanimity that would render the movement one of sad and serious import.

Certainly, if the lenders and organs of the Republican party fairly represent the sentiments of the mass of our countrymen of the Northern States, we might regret, but could not he surprised at, the step which has been taken in Virginia. Wc do not speak now of the principles of that party, so fur as they are set forth in what are commonly called or explained in Congress, but confine our allusions to the tone and temper it has latterly displayed, and which convey a clearer meaning to us than we gather from its formal phrases. It is all very well for its Conventions to resolve that they disapprove of any attempt to interfere with the institutions of the South, and for The Tribune to protest that it desires only to carry out a policy which WASHINGTON and JEFFERSON once favored; for though we may dissent even then from their conclusions, we can dispute them without rancor. But when these protestations are tendered ns with a look of hate, and an air of defiance, we show no undue distrust if we pause to weigh their worth before confiding in them. If we have been at all suspicious of this party, we think we have not been so without good reason: for the very assemblages that have sometimes defined, in plain though becoming terms, their political principles, have, during the same sessions, boisterously applauded the most incendiary harangues, and bailed with enthusiasm doctrines that breathed treason against the South and disloyalty to the Constitution.

The Tribune while affecting to reprobate the acts of BROWN and bis companions, has deliberately, and day by day, encouraged their repetition. In its editorial columns it has faintly condemned him, by admitting he had done a wrongful deed; but it has, nevertheless, filled its pages with all the commendatory extracts it could collect together, in order to prove that be was doubly a hero, because be was a martyr. It has given a world-wide circulation to the letters received by the numerous agents who are engaged in raising funds for his family, through a hundred ingenious devices, cr in securing materials for the lives that many of them will find their own profit in writing; and in this way it has sedulously sought to awaken general sympathy for the "glorious," the "noble," the old man." In the long and frequent communications it lias published from its Charlestown correspondent, the murderer has been extolled as an exalted and righteous being, while denunciation and ridicule were incessantly lavished upon the people whose kindred he sent to their untimely graves. No one can read that paper, and fail to see that it holds BROWN up to universal admiration, and regards his cause as just and worthy of imitation. The Tribune stands foremost, but not alone, in this equivocal position; while a multitude of journalists and public men, both lay and clerical, disdaining all disguises, have lauded the manner and purpose of BROWN'S invasion, and have discussed it amid alternate prayers and imprecations.

EMERSON has grown fervid on the rostrum, and BEKCHER has waxed frantic in the pulpit; and the direct tendency of their teachings has been to encourage their hearers to bear no longer with their neighbors' sins, but to extirpate them with fire and the sword. do not believe these 1o he the views of the great body of the people at the North. It is because the conservative and right-minded portion of them have no opportunity of giving expression to their sentiments, that those of the fanatics pass apparently unrebuked. The excited few rush clamorously to the press or platform, and make loud outcry; but the calmer and more thoughtful many are content to be silent, trusting that the tempest will in a little while subside. They ought, however, to bestir themselves, lest the mischievous demagogues succeed now in creating a sectional ill-feeling that nothing can allay.

The good and true citizens, who wish still to abide by the political compact our fathers entered into, can readily make such manifestations of their power as will prove that they still constitute an immense majority in the North; and this will he sufficient to discourage the zealots there, to reassure the South, and convince the citizens of Richmond, perhaps, that their movement is at least premature. The times demand the display of a little practical patriotism. If the political leaders, in cither section of the country, have gone too far, the people need not follow blindly those whom they are under no obligation to serve. On the contrary, they arc bound to repudiate, in a crisis like this, all those, be they who they may, who have lent themselves to the views or projects of the extremists, whether in Massachusetts or in Mississippi, whose narrow prejudices or selfish ambition have been the cause of so much discord. The perpetuity of the UNION is worth all the sacrifices that can he made to secure it.

It is no mere senlimental delusion that animates those who would uphold it. A thousand glorious memories already lend a lustre to our nationality, and its future is big with noble hopes for coming generations. We believe the American people are unwilling to forego the destiny that awaits them, and we therefore trust they will bring to speedy shame and destruction the schemers and fanatics who labor for a dissolution of the UNION. NON-INTERCOURSE SUSPENSION OF observe, says the Charlotte (X. Bulletin, that several of our Southern exchanges are discussing the propriety, editorially and through contributions from their correspondents, of carrying out a non-intercourse policy between the merchants of the South and importers and jobbers of the North, suspending entirely the trade that has been carried on between the commercial and mercantile communities of the two sections.

We believe that there is wisdom in this line of policy, and that it the proposition is sustained, and strict non-intercourse observed, it will be productive of incalculable good to the South. On Wednesday last one of the most prominent business uien of Charlotte, who had been called upor. by an agent of a New York house, remarked that it was his impression he had made out his last hill for goods in the New York it was very probable he would hereafter make his purchases in Baltimore or further South. In reply to the above expression of an opinion, the agent' remarked that he had discovered that many merchants throughout the South had come to a similar determination, and that if that line of policy should be adopted generally throughout the Southern and Western States, it would produce a great change in the conduct and sentiment of the people of the it would undoubtedly bring about a reaction, and cause a more healthy sentiment than could be efleeted by any other Hue of policy. merchants of Tennessee have memorialized the Legislature to impose a heavy tax upon Northern runners who come into that State selling goods by sample.

FROM WASHINGTON. is said that there is a movement on foot, among men of wealth and political influence, quite capable of carrying ont their progrmme, to furnish the Liberal Government of Mexico the means and men to overcome the opposition in that country. It is proposed in legal shape, and it is believed the Administration will not discourage, but possibly favor it. It is believed the hour of necessity has arrived, and the Mexican Government will yield its national prejudices against foreign aid, in view of the important consequences to result. A report was current yesterday in Washington, says a correspondent, that the programme of the lack Republicans for the organization of the House had been made in New York, with Sherman, of Ohio, for Speaker, and Forney for Clerk.

The members who were not consulted repudiate Hal! at least of the Republican members are in favor ot taking the candidates from their own ranks and against amalgamation. Senator Cameron, and most ot the opposition I'ennsylvanians, are deadly opposed to I crney, and will nt support him. HEALTH OK GEHRITT New York Tribune, of yesterday, says We resterdar saw a letter from the physician of the Dtica Asylum of the date of Nov. 28, in which it was stated that Gerritt Smith was "greatly improved," and "is now quite himself." Permission has been accorded to Mr. Smith's nephew, the Hon.

John Cochrane of this city, either to visit his uncle in person, or correspond with him by letter THE EXECUTION OF BROWN. PROCEEDINGS OF THE MILITARY. ARRIVAL OP MRS. BROWN. Interview Between Brown ami His Wife.

GENERAL ORDERS OF THE TROOPS OUR SPECIAL CHAHLESTOWN, Dec. 2, 1859. Editors Daily Exchange 1 csterday was a day full of excitement. From early in the morning until twilight the military were actively engaged in going through the ditlerent evolutions, and the tife and kettle-drum were heard continually. In the morning, Company of Richmond, of which 0.

Jennings Wise, son of the Governor and editor of the Richmond Enquirer, is a private, paraded through the different streets. This company is very efficient, and is composed of gentlemen of intelligence and worth. They are now enduring all the hardships incident to camplife. Yesterday morning a hand-bill was found posted in different parts of the town purporting to he from head-quarters, and intended to burlesque the military arrangements. It was written in language very offensive, and met with an almost unanimous condemnation.

In fact, the better portion of the community, and those whose interests are real and tangible, condemned it, and looked upon it as a base piece of malignity, and worthy of the most thorough contempt. The commanding officer ordered them to be torn down and destroyed, which was done. The entire community sustain the Governor in his acflon in the premises, and are ready to second him to any extent his judgment may deem proper to go. The fact is, that Governor Wise has not made this display with any expectation that a rescue would be attempted. On the contrary, he feels assured that, however much Brown's friends and sympathizers North may talk and threaten, but few of them had sufficient courage to join an expedition when there was a chance of success, much less one that would be entirely hopeless.

His object in concentrating such a large force is to awaken a military spirit throughout the State, and thoroughly arouse the people to a sense of the necessity of being prepared for any crisis. Mr. George Saddler was engaged on yesterday making Brown's coffin. It will be of plain walnut, without inscription. His shop was visited hundreds of people, who begged a piece of the board.

Some received a piece, whilst others received pieces of walnut, not of the board out of which the coffin was made: but in their anxiety to get it, they did not ask the question whether it was genuine or not. A few days since, John Moore, a very wealthy and estimable gentleman, visited Brown. Shortly after entering, Brown introduced the subject of slaverv, but Mr. Moore told him that he had no disposition to discuss it. Brown asked him how many slaves he owned, when Mr.

M. replied he did not know the number, but he was sure he had one, a woman eighty years of age, whose eyesight, lie was sorry to say, had failed. He had a few days before given an eminent physician SIOO for operating on them, and if it was possible to restore her sight he would give $5,000. Brown asked liirn what he would take for the old servant, when Mr. Moore replied that all the abolitionists in the North were too poor to buy her.

The conversation here ended. Brown, in conversation with the jailor, said that if he did not sec his wife before he was executed, he would like to express his desires relative to the disposition of his body. Gov. had assured him that it would be at the disposal of his friends, and accordingly the jailor was requested to say to Mrs. Brown, or whoever came for it, that he did not desire to have it removed North, but wanted it placed upon a pyre and burnt, and the ashes urned.

lie also requested that the bodies of his sons, who were killed at the Ferry, might be disinterred and disposed of in the same manner. The last part of the request could not have been complied with, as tho physicians of Winchester had used their bodies in the dissecting-room. Yesterday morning Brown was more than ordinarily cheerful. The jailor remarked that he hoped his fine flow of spirits would continue on to-day. Brown replied that he "knew the community expected that he would show fear, but they would find themselves disappointed.

They did not understand the quality of material of which lie was made." After this remark, he took a hearty laugh. On Monday last, Brown wrote to his wife, who was in Philadelphia, to come he desired to see her. Early yesterday morning she arrived at the Ferry, and was escorted to this city under charge of mounted men. When the carriage containing her neared the town, it was stopped, and the entire military force, which was just preparing for a dress-parade, were arranged in line along the street, while detachments were placed near the jail to keep back the crowds of citizens who were anxious to get a sight of her. The carriage was drawn slowly through tho town to the jail.

Mrs. Brown got out, and Capt. Moore, of the Montgomery Guards, Richmond, which are stationed at Harper's Ferry, proffered his arm. which was accepted, and conducted her into the prison and the presence of her husband. There was 110 exhibition of distress when they met.

Brown embraced lier with a smile, pressed her to his bosom, and then requested her to be seated. It was difficult to tell which was the calmest. One of the jailors remarked that she was as good a man as Brown. She entered the jail a few minutes after three o'clock and remained until six. The time was occupied in arranging about the disposition of other matters of a worldly character.

She left the jail under a similar escort, and was sent to the Ferry. The following orders were issued last night: HEADQUARTRRS, CUARLZSTOWX, Nov. 30,1850. General Order, No. 23.

The following Military arrangements for the day of execution will be observed: 1. The ground on which the execution takes place, will be occupied by a military force at 9 o'clock A. under the following detail: 1. Tlte infantry detachment of the corps of Cadets in front of the gallows, under the command of Mayor Gillam and flanked by a detachment of Cadet Howitzers under Major Jackson 2. The right wing of the Cadet battalion will he occupied by Company of the Ist Regiment Virginia Volunteers, under Capt.

Elliott. 3. The left wing of Cadet Battalion will he occupied by Company of the Ist Regiment Virginia Volunteers, under Capt. Carey. 4.

The Alexandria Rifles, Captain Marye, and the Valley Guard, Captain Gibbons, will be detailed as special Guard, to preserve order in the crowd. 5. The Fauquier Company of Cavalry, Captain Asliby, will co operate with the special guard ill preventing the admission of any person within the area, except at the main gate. 8. The Execution Guard, Captain Henry Hunter, will be stationed at the gate, supported by a'piece of artillery, under command of Lieutenant Greene, of the United States Marines, to separate the citizen crowd who may desire to enter, directing those who are not recognized, to occupy the side of the square on the right of the Cadet Battalion.

The above troops are under the general command of Col. P. T. Gibson. 7.

The escort of the prisoner will he composed of the Fauquier Company of Scott; the Wheeling Fencibles, Capt. the Monticello Guards, Capt. Williams; Petersburg Greys. Capt. Scott; Company of the First Regiment, Capt.

Miller; the whole under command of Col. August. Mayor Luring is assigned to this escort. 8. The Alexandria Artillery, commanded by Major Duffey, will occupy the jail and jail yard.

The Mount Vernon Guards, Capt. Smith, will he posted in the rear, and the Jefferson Guards, Capt. Rowan, will he stationed in front of the jail. The Portsmouth Guards, Capt. Dauns, in front of the Court-house; and the Petersburg Artillery, Capt.

Nichols, the square near the jail, the hole under the command of Col. Stuart. 9. The Wood is Rifles, Capt. Lamb, will scout the woods in rear of the field of execution.

10. The other companies of Infantry and Rifles on duty as outer picket guards, with the remaining Cavalry and the Mounted Infantry eo-operating. 11. On Thursday night, December 1, the special details for the field of execution to lie upon their arms prepared for duty. 12.

The main and picket guard for that night will be doubled, and as far as may he practicable, the details of said guard will be made by companies. 13. Col. Smith, of the Engineers, is hereby detailed to place the troops in the positions assigned. By command of IV.

B. TALIAFERRO, Muj. Gen. Com. S.

BASIL FRENCH, Military Sec. This morning at an early hour the military ere all astir. At nine o'clock," the field was taken possession of by the Fauquier Company, and the other military assumed the positions assigned to theui. But very few strangers are in town. The accusation against Dr.

J. C. Aver, of Lowell, for stabbing R. S. Fay, the treasurer of the -Middlesex Mills, has been withdrawn because the prosecutor found that no complaint against him could be sustained.

The fact is that Dr. Aycr merely defended himself as best he might, with a penknife he happened to have in his hand, against a cowardly assault made on him from behind, with the premeditated intention to dishonor and punish lim for the exposure he has made and is making of the wrongs practiced by the ofliccrs upon our manufacturing corporations. This community not only upholds the Doctor's successful defence of his person. but it heartily approves his course in pubiiclv denouncing the Tite-Barnacle Family management abuses of our public property for private ends. Dr.

Ayer's medicines, however valuable, are not all for which the masses of our people hold iiim in Boston Herald. THE PRESIDENT'S -document will not he sent to Congress till the House The reason stated lor this course is, that something might occur in the meantime requiring a modification of that important document. Besides, shonid the struggle for an organization continue many days, it is probable the Executive will have additional information on two important qu-stions to communicate, namely, those of the San Juan difficulty and our Mexican relations. The next arrival from California will probably bring more information as to the result of General Scott's On the last arrival information was not as complete as N. Y.

Herald. In Williamsburg, Ohio, on November 18th, a company of women, sixty in number, charged on the brewery and rum establishment on one Booles, and smashed things to pieces. They knocked the heads out of the whiskey, brandp "and beer barrels, and turned the liquor into the street. To complete the work they tore the furnaces up, broke the kettles and destroyed the hops and malt. Booles intends to bring' an adtion for damages.

WARNED TO LEAVE J. K. Sanburn. a painter by occupation, who gave rather loose reins to his tongue in this city a few days ago, expressing sympathy with Old Brown and his confederates, was given a hint one day last week by Mayor Harrison that he had better leave town, lie very wisely acted on the suggestion of the Mayor, anil left without delay, lie hails from New York. Raleigh Heyiiter.

A IE D. On the venineof the29.h Rev. John M. Brown, EDWARD DENNIS to Miss MART JONES, all or this city- On the 30th November, hy Rev. II Scheih.

CHARLES LOUIS SCHULZto Mi.s SOPHIA HENRIETTA SCHAEK, bath of this city. DIED. At Columbus, Georgia, on the evening of Ist instant, ANN AMERICA, wi'e of Launcelot Gambrill, and daughter of Rev. Dr. I'ie'ce, of Georgia.

On the Ist instant, RICHARD 11. HALL, in the 53d yrnr of his age On Hit- November, MARY REBECCA, aged 1 year, mouths and 15 days, youngest daughter of John W. and Mary Jane A combs. On the Roth November. JULIA wife of A.

McK. Boyd, in the a'lll year ofher age. THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE ANNUAL LETTER SHEET WILL BK ISSUED from this Office on MONDAY, the 2d of January, lfifiO, thus embracing the entire transactions ot the year 1359. It will contain all the matter usually embraced in Annual made up by our Gonimerdal Editor, the accuracy and reliability of whose quotations and remarks are well understood in this market. Those ordering twenty five copies can have their Business Card inserted at the head of the sheet, without extra charge, by sending in their orders in advance.

Price 3 ceits per copy. Orders respectfully solicited. PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE. MRS. ANNA MANSFIELP3 FIRST LECTURE Of the announced Course of Six.

TO LADIES, Will have for its subject, "THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE," and will be delivered at IYE WA a St: MB I ROOMS, ON TUESDAY MORNING, December 6th, at 11 Cards for single admission 25 cents. Cards for Coarse of Six Leetnres $1 00 To be had at Mrs. Mansfield's Rooms, Parlor NO. 224, close by Ladies' Entrance, at Barnum's notel at usual places per placards, and at the door. 3 2t OH NS TON'S INSURANCE ROOMS, 73 and 75 SECOND STREET.

AGGREGATE CAPITAL REPRESENTED, Over MAHINB AND Fire Policies ISSUED Upon Appoved Risks. Without the delay of Consulting the Home In assuming the responsibility of Becoming identified with the Following Companies, TUB AUBWT has used Every Precaution to guard his own reputation and the interests of his customers The strength and Promptness of each of the Companies may be implicitly relied upon. POLICIES ISSUED AT EQUITAULE KATES. Losses Adjusted and Paid at this Agency. Every effort shall be made to transact all business upon an honorable and just basis, and to render this Agency acceptable to the mercantile community.

Fire Department. Companies. Capital and Surplus Security Mutual Insurance Company of New Phenix 14 44 44 292.000 ltesolute Mutual 44 44 14 ..217,000 Montauk 44 44 44 44 200,000 New World 4 44 14 44 245,000 liOrillard 44 4 44 44 264,000 Charter Oak of Hartford 342,000 Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia 361,000 Albemarle of Virginia 200,000 Lynchburg 44 385,000 Northern Assurance Company, London 6,298,000 Marine Department. Mercantile Mutual of New York 1,014,150 Lynchburg of Virginia 385,000 Charter Oak of Hartford, Connecticut 342,000 All Licensed by the State of Maryland. THOS.

D. JOHNSTON, Agent, 73 anil 75 Second street. WE WOULD SDGGEST TO THOSE OF OOR READER who are in want of a RF.ALLT SOPIRIOR COOK STOVE, to call upon MESSRS. ROBBINS A 46 and 4S Light street, And examine their celebrated MARSRBANK For Wood or Coal. This Stove has a better reputation (from the hundreds who have tried it) than any other within the scope of our knowledge, and certainly deserves it.

Call and see 't- sT eotf STOVE EMPORIUM. Messrs. EMICII MCCREA, 457 W. Baltimore street, present for inspection, this Fall, as fine a stock of STOVES as has ever before challenged admiration. Their assortment embraces every variety and size, and adapts itself to the wants and means of everybody.

Goods are promptly delivered. Stoves put up. and orders attended to with dispatch, in any direction. As dealers, these gentlemen are deservedly popular. HEADS OF FAMILIES Will use the ETNA I'IRE KINDLING for its ECONORY AND CLEANLINESS.

Sold at the Groceries throughout this city. ii 23 tf CIGARS CIGARS I would call the attention of smokers to my present as sortmentof pure HAVANA. Nootherkind in consequence, 110 imposition. For sale by WM. H.

McLKAN. nl9 tf 52 N. Charles st. Having discovered in my "BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" the properties of an Erasive Soap', apart from its cosmetic qualities, 1 can confidently recommend it as superior to any article designed for said removing grease stains of all kinds from the most delicately colored fabrics without injury to the texture or color of either. So confident am I that it is so effectual in that regard, that I will return the price of it in every case where it fails 1).

C. DRISCOLL, n2l tf .15 Baltimore street. TUB POINTEB YOKE SHIRT Is manufactured to order by CONSYABLI, WALKER 155 Baltimore street This is a pattern ottheir ouozinvention, which, after many they are prepared to pronounce perfect 'ive them the Museum LEBTR'S IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES, At Prices from SSO to Cabinets or plain ted to do every kind of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK that requires a seam. Salesroom 103 Baltimore "treet, 27 tf L. 1).

CHASE, Agent. ONE PRICE CLOTHING J. LIPP S. W. CORNER OP BALTIMORE AND PACA STREETS.

Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee to our customers full value for their money. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the best manner, Come and see us. 01-3 FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ONE of the most splendid assortments of WATCHES in this country is to be found at the subscriber's. lam constantly receiving Watches from England, France and Switzerland, and will sell at the lowest rate for first-class Watches.

GABRIEL D. CLARK, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Manufacturer of Silver Ware, wholesale and retail, corner of Calvert and Water sts. Baltimore. N. Silver Coin wanted.

sfl.tf LADD, WEBSTER UNRIVALLED SEWING MACHINES TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR, September 30th, 1559. Baltitaore Office, 131 WEST BALTIMORE KT o5 tf between Calvert and South streets SCOTCH WHISKEY. OLD NECTAR RYE do. BOURBON, OLD do. OTARD BRANDY, 1542 For sale by WM.

H. McLEAN, nl9-tf 52 N. Charles st. WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES. St 10 and Valuable DIAGRAM OP THE LOCK 81 ITCH.

ooooooonnac? This is the only stitch that cannot be ravelled, and thai presents the appearance upon each side of the It is made with two threads, one upon each side of the fabric and interlocked in the centre of it. Send for a Circular. W. BALTIMORE STREET, iIS-ly Asltimoro. M.I IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

To know that they can save money by purchasing Wood already Sawed and Split, at office ofCily Steam Fire Wood Mill, No. NORTH STREET. slO-tf JAMES H. JOHNSON KINDLING WOOD! KINDLING WOOD! 1 SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD, OF ANTSIZE At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill, No. 3 NORTH STREET.

si" tf H. JOHNSON COAL UNDER COVER. Every variety of HARD ANI) SOFT COALS from the most approved mines, kept clean and dry from RAIN and SNOW, at the lowest cash prices. Full weight guaranteed. L.

LEISENRING, Sl6-Im No 12t) North Howard street. FULL SETS OF CARBUNCLES, CORAL, CAMKO F.truscan, for sale at low prices. J. R. CAMPBELL, nll-tf B.

COR 221 Baltimore street. THE DAILY EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 3, 1859. THE BEST SEWING MACHINE. The only First Premium on Sewing Machined for Family and General Manu acturing Purposes was awarded to LISTER'S SEWING MACHINES. At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their super iority over all others.

Price SSO and upwards. SALTS ROOMS. nU tf 163 Baltimore treet. J. B.

T. PHELPS, (JFVTT EMEX'S WEAR 107 BALTIHOBI STRUT. 9 ttakimoie AUCTION NOTICE. FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE, Together with every article usually found in a first class Crockery Store, can be purchased AUCTION PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of JOHN A. DOBSON A 022 tf 2 and 4 N.

Charles street. THE LARGEST FURNITURE AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY, AT MOUNT'S, No. 31 NORTU GAY STREET, Baltimore, Opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall, Where can be found the largest stock of Baltimore made Furniture in this city. Citizens and strangers are requested toexamiue this stock of Furniture fore purchasing, as there can be found always on hand and made to order: TETK-A-TETES, in Brocatelle, Plush or Hair Cloth; SOFAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth, or covered in any goods to order; Full French Parlor, Half French, Arm, Rocking, ami easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in Brocatelle, Plush, or 4 Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in Walnutand Mahogany, arious styles', from S3O to $200; a large assortment of Cane-Seat Rocking, Chamber, Dining and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, EXTENSION BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat terns; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and made to order. All goods carefully packed.

E. MOUNT, mhl7-tf No. 31 N. Gay opp. Odd Fellows' Hall.

IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM. The best preparation ever offered to the public for the cure and prevention of Chapped Hands, Ac. One or two applications of tills Cream will render the skin, soft, smooth and delicately white. Prepared only by N. HYNSON JENNINGS nB-tf 88 North Charles street.

MANN'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS. 124 W. BALTIMORE STREET. (IV THE EUROPEAN PLAN. We still continue to serve up Meal? at our very moderate with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and FOWL.

Parties, large or small, accommodated in our large and private Dining Rooms, on second flo ir. Thankful for the very liberal patronage received, we respectfully ask continuance of the same. Our Chambers have recently been refurnished, and will compare favorably with any other Hotel. Single 50 cents. MANN'S CONGRESS IIALL BOWLING SALOON is in the rear of this house, No.

50 FAYETTE STREET. n24-lf C. 11. ROOFING HOOKING I ROOFING Economy, Durability and Security Warren's Fire and Water Proof KILT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING. Unrivalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes.

PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF, PERFECTLY WATER PROOF, UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY, UNRIVALLED FOR DURABILITY, ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE. Forfurthei information address or call on JAS. H. JOHNSON, No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor.

North and Baltimore streets, Baltimore, BEWARE OF DECEPTION There is no sole or exclusive agent for the sale of the kind of Coal heretofore sold by the Baltimore Coal Company and known as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY COAL. Any such pretensions are a fraud and dec ption. We caution consumers against buying an inferior article under the old trade mark and invite attention to the following; WILKESBARRE, June 6,1859. I hereby certify that I have mined, prepared and shipped all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company, in the city of Baltimore and elsewhere, for the past 23years up to Sep tember, 1857 and the Coal I am now sending GROVE, Mil LER and others.of Baliimor is precisely the same kind of Coal, from the same vein, and fully equal to any shipped bv me for the Baltimore Coal Company, with whom 1 have now no connection, nor am I answerable for the character of their Coal since September, 1857. ALEXANDER GRAY.

We are prepared to deliver in any qualities the above cele bratedCOAL; also. Medium, Free Burning and Cumberland Coals at the lowest prices. Orders respecfully solicited, and satisfaction warranted. GROVE, MILLER A CO. W.

corner Paca and German streets; Howard, above Franklin street; Office 67 Second street, opposite Town Clock. s29t 29 SOLE AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE COMPANY'S have stored in my yard 4,00 ft tons of Baltimore Company's Coal (for which 1 ain the sole agenti of the various which I offer for sale at the lowest market rates. Orders for any quantity filled promptly. CHAS. GILMOR, Sole Agent, 024 tf 58 Second, near the Post I GROVER BAUER'S CELEBRATED NOISELESS FA MIL SE WING MA CHINES.

NEW STYLES-PRICKS. SSO TO $125. HEMMERS, $5 EXTRA. BALTIMORE, July 11th, 1859. The undersigned have used the "GROVER A BAKER'' SEWING MACHINES for five years past, and in all that time it has fully met our expectations in every particular.

We can recommend them therefore, with entire confidence, as the very best machine in use. JOSEPH BICKKRTON A CO. BALTIMORE, July 16th, 1859. It affords me much pleasure to bear testimony to the excellency of Messrs. GROVER A BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES, having one in my family which does all that is professed for it, and with a beauty and a quietness that is delightful in the household.

Rev. JNO. McCKON, Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church. Baltimore street, Baltimore.

495 Broadway, New York. Send for a Circular. J23-tf ALL FAMILIES OR INDIVIDUALS HAVING GARMENTS or WASHING of any description to do this winter, can save themselves the trouble and inconvenience of doing it home, or with untrusty servants, by leaving an order at tie BALTIMORE LAUNDRY, No. I East Baltimore street where you can have them done promptly, well, and at cheap rates. They are responsible, and will guarantee satisf action always.

Give them a trial. PRUNES PRUNES The best ever imported into this market. The lovers of this fine fruit will please examine them. For sale by WM IT. McLEAX, nl9 tf 52 Charles St.

ECONOMY ECONOMY A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE. This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and Split, at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill, No. 3 NORTH STREET. slO tf JAMES H. JOHNSON.

OLD RAPP from Economy, sale by GREEN Baltimore street FINE GOLD AND SILVER HUNTING WATCHES, suitable for ladies and gentlemen, at moderate prices. J. R. CAMPBELL, nil tf OKU COR 227 Baltimore street. ECONOMY OF TIME, MONEY AND LABOR.

THE ETNA FIRE KINDLING. Every family should have it for its many advantages. cleanliness, its surety anil the speedy manner of kindling; also the safety, being neatly packed in boxes, each box containing 24u kindlings for the SMALL SUM OP 25 CENTS per box. Sold throughout the city by Groceries and at Coal effices. Orders from a distance address DENNY A MORRISON, n23-tf Manufacturers, Baltimore, Md.

DRS. CHCRCH CADDRN, DENTISTS, No. 39 NORTH CHARLES STREET, n29-tf Baltimore. FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNS, CASTORS, Cake Baskets, for sale at moderate prices. J.

A R. CAMPBELL, nil tf GEE COR. 227 Baltimore street BOSTON COAL COMPANY'S LUMP COAL, FOR SALE LOW BV HALL A LONEY, 56 Buchanan's wharf, orT. LONEY A t2l tf South str FINE supply received by GREEN YOE, 83 Baltimore street j27 tf (KP THE FIFTH ANNIVEjfcSA KV OFTSE HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS will be held or. the evening of THURSDAY, December Bth, in Rev.

Dr. Fuller's Church, corner of Paca and Sarat ga streets. The religious services will be conducted by ministers of the different denominations, and the cause will be advocated by distinguished laymen. KKV. K.

J. HOUSE will preach a Sermon in the M. P. Church, corner of Fayette arid Aisquith streets, ll TO-MOKKoW (Sabbath) MORNING.at 11 o'clock, in behalf of Washington Section, No. I.C.

of T. The Hiawatha and Silver Spring Sections will accompany us. The public are cordially invited to attend. Bv rder, lt MCWIB MILLER, Secretary. fl-p THE OPENING LECTURE OF TIIE JK-f TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE BEFORE TIIE MARYLAND INSTITUTE will he delivered at the Hall-J tiie Maryland Institute, on TUESDAY EVENING, December 6th, at 754 o'clock, by Rev.

THOS. M. Bishop of Rhode Island. and Force, or the Body and Soul d3eo2t THE TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES BEFORE THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE Will lie commenced on TUESDAY EVENING, December 6th, and continued weekly thereafter, (excepting Christmas week.) until the 28th of February next, making in all twelve Lectures. The following gentlemen have been engaged, and will deliver the several Lecturesof theCottrse in the older here given: REV.

THOMAS M. CLARK. D. Providence, R. I.

REV. GEORGE D. CUMMINS, R. Baltimore Rxv. JOHN TODD.

O. Pittsfield, Mass HENRY C. DENING. Hartford, Conn. Rsv.

O. TIFFANY, D. Baltimore. REV. HENRY BELLOWS, D.

11, New York. REV. YF.ATF.S REF.SE, D. Baltimore MORTIMER THOMPSON, New York BRAN'I'Z MAYER. Baltimore.

P. BALDWIN, Esq Richmond. Va. GEORGE W. CURTIS.

Esq York. JOHN R. THOMPSON, Richmond, Va. Gentlemen joining the Institute now, will be entitled to six extra tickets for ladies, and Juniors to three. Members of the Institute are entitled tn admission to the Lectures with two ladies, except when otherwise advertised.

Season tickets for agentleman and two ladie $2 I'll for a gentleman or ladv 1.00 Ticket fora single admission to one Lecture "5 Tickets may be obtained at the Actuary's office, at the door, and from the undersigned committee. S. MORRIS COCHRAN, WILLIAM H. YOUNG, JAMES M. AXPEHSON, WILLIAM 11.

JOHN-UN, SAMUEL S. MILLS, 1it.3,6 Committee on Lectures. ZION CHURCH, CORNER GILMOR U--3 AND BALTIMORE STREETS, being completed. Divine Service may be expected there on cverv Sunday, at II o'clock. A.

and at 3M o'clock, P. M. on NF.XTSUNDAY MORNING, December 4th, the Holy Communion will be administered. il2 2i M. L.

FORBES, Rector YELLOW PINE LUMBER. Orders for above, embracing Ship Stock. Sqaare Hewn Timber, Joist, Plank, Boards, promptly turnlshed by WILLIAM F. JUV, Commission Merchant, corner of Smith's wharf and Pratt street, d3-tf up stairs. jyjANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Consoler of Man, s's Washington, lbs Washington, Consoler of Man, Mitchell's Choice, Jrape, I)o. do. C. Fig, J. H.

44 El Kader Twist, El Natural, light pressed lbs. Citron Fig. May Queen, 44 44 A. B. Caldwell twist, Celebrated, 44 41 I.

Harris, R. K. twist. Natural. 44 4 44 iMoriantiiue, lbs.

Flake 44 44 Wide Wide World, 44 Queen of the South, T. 11. Nance, Gold Leaf, El Dorado, 44 44 44 Planet of the South, 44 Richd. Harvey, Three Belles, Saml. Ward, 4 4 4 44 G.

AC. Morgan, 44 Olive Branch, 44 2 hhds. Virginia Stem- Smoking Tobacco in bbls. For sale by WM. BAYNE, d3-tf No.

70 Exchange Place BLOCK TIN TEA AND COFFEE POTS. CHAFFING DISHES, URNS, CASTORS, TEA SETS, LAMPS, Ac. Constantly on hand and for sale at reduced prices by A. REUTER SONS, No. 56 W.

Baltimore street, fIS-jtf between Frederick and Gay. THEO LD DOM I NI ON COFFEE POT. We hve received a large assortment of the celebrated OLD DOMINION COFFEE POTS of all sizes, and we recommend to housekeepers and the public in general. For sale wholesale and retail at A. REUTER SONS', 2 tf No.

56 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore. CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS Assorted cases of LIQUORS for family use, cjntaining each: 2 bottles fine Whiskey; 2 do. do. Brandy; 2 do.

do. Gin; 2 do. do. Bum: 2 do. Cherry and Peach each; Ido Port Wine; 1 do.

2 bottles in all. Only $6 per case. Delivered free. H. K.

LONG fc 20 and 22 Pennsylvania avenue. TRUSTEE'S SALE. liii By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for city, the subscriber will offer for sale at public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Second street, in Baltimore city, on TUESDAY, 27th December next, at 1 o'clock, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, being about three acres, the precise quantity of which will be made known on the day of sale, and which is situated on Gilmor and Mount streets, between Baker and Presbury streets. Gilmorstreet is now being paved. The lots fronting on each side of this street will run back for the distance of 156 feet 10 inches to a ill feet alley.

The lots fronting on the east side of Mount street will run back for the strae distance as above. This property will be first offered all together. If a satisfactory price is not ohtaiocd it will then be offered in lots. A plat of the property may be seen at the office ot. the sub St.

Paul at Mrs H. G. Armstrong on the CM Windsor Mill Road. Terms of in cash; one-third in 6, and the balance in 12 months from day of sale; credit payments to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by the purchaser by notes, with an endorser approved of by the subscriler. G.

L. DULANKY, Trustee. GIBSON Auctioneers. POSTPONED TRUSTEE'S SALE. Ap 9 BV VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE Hill Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned, JSSMH.

Trustee, will sell at public auction, at the Exchange on Second street, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of December. 1559, at 1 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on Baltimore street, in said city; beginning for the same on the line of the north side of Baltimore street, at the distance of eighty-four feet easterly from the easternmost corner of the lot occupied by. and attached to, the church known as the. Rev.

G. W. Pursuance's Church, opposite to the premises of Thomas Winans, and running thence easterly, bounding on Bal timore street fourteen feet, thence northerly at right angles to Baltimore street ninety-two reet, thence westerly parallel to Baltimore street fourteen feet, and thence southerly by a straight line at right ancles to Baltimore street ninety-two feet to the place of the right, use and privilege of an alley four feet wide in the rear thereof, said property being subject to the annual ground rent on sub lease of forty two dollars, payable semi-annually The improvements consist of a three story BRICK HOUSE an i a two-story BACK BUILDING, with a Kitchen in the rear, known its o. 610 West Baltimore street. Terms of cash, balance in three and six months, with interest anil security to be approved by the Trustee' MICHAEL F.

GERAGHTY, Trustee. 3 ts Si CtAucts. TN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT 1 ESTATE OF HENRY STEVENSON -The creditors of Henry Stevenson, tvho were such prior to his application for the benefit of the Insolvent I.aws of Maryland, the ltth day of June, ISSO, are hereby notified to file their claims, properly authenticated, with the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Baltimore city, on or before the Oth day of Felo uary next. HENRY WEBSTER. it Permanent Trustee.

BRIGHT VARNIISH. -50 bbls. for sale CORNER A SONS. D.i tf CIOFFEE. for sale to arrive, by JRICHABPS.) fe 07 Exchange Place.

d3-10t HERRING. bbls. superior of No. 1 Halifax Herring for sale by J. CORNER A SONS.

3 PITCH. bbls. Pitch for sale by CORNER SON'S. d2-tf bids. No.

Halifax Mackei-TXrel for sale by .1. CORNER SONS. dS-tf ROSIN. bbls. Shipping Rosiu for sale by JAS.

CORNER SONS. 3 tf bhls. No. 1 Salmou for sale by kJ.IAMES CORNER SONS bbls. Refined Pure Cider, of superior quality received and for sale by J.

F. MILLER Huw ly wharf. RYOUN GEE'S EDINBURGH ALE j'tsf received and for sale by LAURENCE IHOMsEN I'll. iu Place. tf PORT Chillingworth Sou London Royal Pori few quarter casks of this very superior Wine just received for sale he LAURI.NCt 1 HOMSEN 61 Exchange Place.

Bouzy and Vin Imperial, in quarts, pints and half piuts. just received anil for sale by LAI RFXCK THoMSKN A CO ,61 Exchange MALT, WHISKEY AND TOBACCO. stil bushels, prime Spring Barley Malt; SIH) bbls ouiltr.v, and other hisheys; 16n hlids. Mason county loh tcco, for sale by A. L.

WEBB corner Pratt and Commerce streets. it. 9(1 HAVANA ORANGES, in prime f- per steamship "Baltimore," five days from Havana, now landing and for on board, or 79 Smith wliarf. di 3t FRIEND. RICKETTS CO.

pi RE PORTLAND landed in fine Kom 9t City." anil for sale low by 0. If. r.Ka Ac JsKO. A (13-tf TAMAICA RUM. puncheons fine quality, fur sale from bonded warehouse by 0.

tt MV EitS jt HRi i. A ROCHKLLE BRAN DI DO packages "Alexander and "Arzae Sfignett 4 brands, for sale from bonded warehouse by CHAS. H. MYKKS it KU A d3-tf A PERLE AND RUJBiS CHAMPAGNE constant supply of the above celebrated V.vID' 1 luind and for by the agents, CHAS. 11.

MY ERS BRO. A d3-tf KEGS FOR SALE fall bound Lard and Iron Gitnl Liquor lvegs for sale low. ELLICDTT A KWES, 59 Exchange Place. d3tf XfINE QUALITY PLATED ALBA A Ir A RE, AN ARTICLE OF GREAT ECONOMY TO HOUSEKEEPERS. We can now offer to purchasers PLATED ALBATA WARE, of the very finest quality that can be manufactured, intended expressly for family use.

HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE PROPRIETORS, STEAMBOAT and SHIP. OWN ERS that want first class goods can he supplied with any quantity at a short notice. TABLE FORKS, BUTTER KNIVES, DESSERT SOUP LADLES, TABLE SPOONS, SUGAR SHOVELS, DESSERT MUSTARD SPOONS, TEA SALT hoiesale dealers purchasing the above goods can recommend it to their customers with perfect confidence. Wholesale or reiail by CORTLAN CO fiouse Furnishers, D'' Noa. 216 anil 21S Baltimore street- IgNGLISH AND AMERICAN ENAMELLED SAUCEPANS, HOMINY BOILERS, HAM BOILERS, TEA KETTLES, FISH KETTLES, of all sir.es, constantly on hand and for sale at greatly reduccd rale? by CORTLAN House Furnishers, d2-4tr Nos.

216 ami 218 Baltimore street. gRONZED UMBRELLA AND HAT STANDS. CORTLAN A Nos. 216 and 218 BALTIMORE STREET. Just received a lot of Bronzed Umbiclla ai.d Hat-Stands.

Also, Bronzed Shovel and Tongs Standards; Fenders in great variety, with Shovel and Tongs ami Andirons to suit; Spittoons, ftc. For sale on the most reasonable terms by CORTLAN Importers and Dealers in House Furnishing and d2-4tr Fancy articles of every description. TDLOCK TIN CHAFFING DISHES, Coffee HIS Coflke ami Tea Pots, Stowers, iDanufauturetl and for sale wholesale and retail by CORTLAN Nos 216 and 218 lialtimore street, Marble Bui'ding, d2-4tr between Charles and Si. Paul streets. TIBRARY AND PANTRY STEPS.

A new article just received and for sale by CORTLAN 216 Baltimore street. We invite the attention of house-keepers to the above article, which is compact and convenient, supplying a want d2 4tr POLISH. For cleansing and restoring to their original lustre all articles of Varnished or Polished Furniture. Retail prices cents pey bottle. A liberal discount to the trade.

CORTI.AN d2-4tr Xos. 216 and 21S Baltimore street. A DIES' GOLD WATCHES. KIRK SOX, 172 Balliuioiv street. Have just received an invoice of very choice rtyle COLD WATCHES, I prices.

SILVER WATCHES FOR CHILDREN, From $lO to S2O to S4O. HEAVY GOLD CASED WATCHES, For Gentlemen of all the various styles, and at all prices d2-tfr ASHTON ROKE No. 91 SECOND STREET, (bittings' Building.) Real Estate bought, bland exchanged. Mortgages ne gotiated. Stocks.

Bonds, Ground Rents, and all other Securities bought and sold. nio if FOR SALE OR handsome young SORREL MARK would lie sold low, or exchanged lur a heavy hoise. Apply at No. 67 K.x change Place. A 2 Kit DA.

WOODWARD, PORTRAIT PAINTER, Having returned from Europe is now prepared to receive orders for PAINTING at 49M BALTIMORE n26-eolm flay. NO. 88 FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR PARK STREET. GRAND OPENING OF RICH FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS, RECEIVED MONT HI. FROM LUCIE HOYUET, No.

S2 Rue de la Paix, Paris, BY C. ELOFFE, 06 eoiioir No. tar Franklin street, near Park street DANIEL C. BRCCE, SHIPPER AND DEALER IN ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 52.1 eo6m OF SOPTH LOMBABP STS FOR SALE.

180 hide, new No. 1 REEF, suitable for ship stores' 225 bids, heavy MESS PORK: 21101, his heavy RUMP PORK: 130 C'Sfctt BACON SIDES, medium dry: Si tierces and 15 hbls. kettle rendered LARD: ltd kegs kettle rendered LARD. In store and forsale at nlleotf ISAAC REYNOLDS SONS DIARIES FOR iseo. A FIRST KATE ASSORTMENT received and f.

sale by SAML. TURNER, nl tfe N0.3 South Charles street ZANTE casks Zante Currants for sale very low, to close, by GEO, H4RRT SON, 6 O'Donnell's wharf. dl-tf AND WARRANTS A nii.tr THOS. CARSON INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY JNO GITTINGS ACO mD JRFGSGAUH THE BEST I A jV I 0 I AKR MAN I'FACT IT RED BY 7 OHICKEHIN S() ''o nave received 40 Medals, the first premiums over all competitors in the United States. A number of Baltimore made Pianos.

Among them a Grand, for sa'e cheap. MELOIIRONS AND MUSIC £7" PIANOS FOR RENT. OA I.T.STODDARD, No. 4Soirh Calvert street PIANOS. fWPPf A JII9If ff IN THREE SUCCESSIVE YEARS At the Maryland Institute, Besides first premiums at Fairs in Philadelphia.

Washing ton and Richmond. TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE FROM THALBERG, STRAKOSCH, andG. SATTER. A so from some of the most eminent Professors and ama tvu in the country. WM.

KNABE A 1, 3, 5 and 7 NORTH EUTAW STREET, and No. 207 BALTIMORE between Charles and Light streets, would respectfully invite the attention of the public tc their well assorted stock of GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES, which, for beauty of finish, power, and sweetness of tone and elasticity of touch, have been, by judges-, pronounced unrivalled. Every Piano guaranteed for five years, and a privilege of exchange granted at any time within six months, if not entirely satisfactory. Terms liberal. A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere.

Pianos taken in exchange, hired, tuned and repaired. au26-tfr WM. KNABE fc CO. HAS COME I HAS COME7I HAS COME II THE GOOD TIME HAS SINGER'S No. 2.

SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. No. 1 MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS, manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unex celled Sewing Machine in the world. FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. They have liven tried in families, and found superior to any now in use.

Hemmers, binding guages of all kinds, machine oil and every thing in our line always on hand at New York prices. The great reduction in cur prices enables those whc have purchased cheap and worthless machines to obtain the best ever made, at the lowest rates. Everybody is requested to call at our office, or send for a copy of I. M. SINUEK GAZETTE.

W. E. BRODERICK, Agent, 815-tfr 159 Baltimore street BUCKWHEAT BAGS! CORN MEAT, FLOUR BAGS! Plain, or Handsomely Printed; in quantities to suit. ALSO, A full supply of GRAIN, SEED, COFFEE, AND GUANO BAGS, All at Low Prices, at the EXCELSIOR BAG WAREHOUSE, No. 2 Dowty's wharf, next door to Pratt street.

021-Cmr J. W. 1,0 A ME. OLDEST ESTABLISHED STANER IN THE. CITY ANDREW K.

WARNER, No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET, MANUFACTURER OF SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY, ANO DEALER IN VER PLATED WARE, ANI) FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY Has in store a beautiful assortment of New Styles and Patterns of Rich Jewelry and Silver Ware suitable "for presents, amhracing a great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES: Ylosiac, Carbunkle, Pearl, Lava, Cameo, Etruscan, Ac. EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER KINGS, set with Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal, Ladies'GOLD CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCKETS: Gold Thimbles; CuffDuttons and Pins; Signet, Chased and Plain Gold Kings, Pencil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and STUDS; Gold and Jet Crosses; Jet Bracelets; Pins and Ear Rings; Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs. Sic. Aiso a complete assortment of Best Duality Heavy Silver Plated TEA SETTS, Waiters, lee Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Fruit, Butter and Salt Stands, Castors, Candle Sticks, Pearl Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY ARTICLES, which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.

s2ft tf A few thousand large, medium and small, of superior quality, for sale below market rates, at the BALTIMORE BAG FACTORY, No. 77 South street, n2Q-tfr over Corn Exchange. SPECIAL NOTICE TO HARNESS AND BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. TOWNSEND, MALLARD COWING'S CELKBRATED WAX THREAD SEWINC MACHINES ARE NOW FOR SALE AT THE BALTIMORE SEWING MACHINE ROOMS, No. 183 BALTIMORE STREET, (up stairs,) DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE ngl-tfr AMERICAN NEWSPAPER OFFICE.

By VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, passed in a cause wherein Howard D. O'Neill is complainant, and Georffe J. Fischer is defendant, the umlersi-ncd. Receiver of tlie stock in trade, assets and other property of O'Neill A Fischer, is now selling off at the store of said lirm, in Sharp, near Baltimore street, their entire stock, consisting of DRUGS. DYE STUFFS.

MEDICINES, and other articles usually found in first-class Wholesale Drug Stores. This stock has been selected with great care and judgment, ami will be sold in quantities to suit customers. The attention of the trade is particularly invited to the excellent opportunity now afforded of buying, at reduced rates, Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines. Terms Cash. JOHN I'.

TOE. Receiver. ijTiW JEWELRY. NEW WATCHES, DIAMOND JEWELRY, PEARL JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE, ELEGANT PARIS CLOCKS, BEST QUALITY ALB ATA WARE, NEW FRENCH FANCY-GOODS, FANS, OPERA GLASSES, FINE CUTLERY, DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, SAPPHIRES, AND OTHER PRECIOUS GEMS UNSET, IN GREAT VARIETY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CAN FIELD, BRO.

529-tfr 229 Baltimore street JELLING OFF AT COST A R' CTTT A HALL SI A RARE CHANCE. Intending to engage in the WHOLESALE BUSJNES exclusively, I have determined to close out my large an beautiful stock AT richest and most varied eve iflered in this country, consisting of GLASSWARE, cut, pressed and engraved, of BOHEMIAN. FRENCH, AND A ERTCAN MAN UFA CTU CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH, DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES. VASES, 3TATUETTS, ORNAMENTS AM' NOTIONS PARIAN GOODS. SILVER-PLATED SETS, CASTORS, Ac.

TABLE CUTLERY, WAITERS, DINNER SETS. TEA SETS, TOILET SETS. COMMON GOODS. And an endless variety of beautiful and rare articles, with every thing pertaining to the business, most of which are entirely new, having been imported for my Fall and Winter Sales previous to mj- intention to change my business. CALL EARLY as 1 expect to close up by DECEMBER NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW COST.

To do so TIME WILL BE GIVEN on large sales to satisfactory purchasers if wanted. CITY and COUNTRY DEALERS and families are invited to call and see for them selves. D. PRESTON PARR, 211 Baltimore street, Near Charles. STORE FOR RENT.

020-tJlr BURDEN'S HORSE AND MULE SHOES, of all sizes, warranted, manufactured on HENRY BURDENS NEW PATENT MACHINES. Holes punched ready to receive the nails. Horse Shoers will save overso per cent, if they use these shoes Horse Shoes, Gov't Pat'n. ule Shoes No. 1 weighs 14 ounces.

I No. 1 weighs 12 ounces No. 2 44 Ilb 1 44 I No. 2 44 13 No. 3 Ilb I No.

3 15 44 No. 4 lib 5 44 I No. 4 44 17 44 A full assortment now in store and for sale at factory o-s. E. PRATT BROTHER, DS tfr 27 and 29 South Charles st.

WAT TENSOII KVD WA TCHMAKER, Jjp 4 (LATE AT JOHN ALEXANDERS,) leave to ask the patronage of the public for REPAIRING tine Watches. French Clocks, Ac. An experience of thirty years enables him to meet all requirements in this branch whatever. repairing warranted. AUGUST WATTENSCITEYDT, 475 West Baltimore st AUCT ION CAR TS.

20.900 yards fine Velvet. Brussells, 3 ply and Ingrain CAKPETINGS, Dili CLOTHS, purchased at the late Auction Sale--, will be closed out very cheap. HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, I.ADIKS' DRESS GOODS, GENTS' AND YOUTH'S WEAK, 11EA GOODS OR FA P. A NI Ac. KOYSTON BROS, nil tf 81 Baltimore street.

VERY ii FOR A Trl rnn rain Sole Leather and Iron Bound TRUNKS, Carpet Bags. Valises, Ladies i 1 at Cases. Also Ladies' French Trunks of all sizes and finish, at J. V. D.

VAN OUT WICK'S, No. 250 Baltimore street, N. Covered and Repaired. oSfl-ijrr NOTICE. FOR THE FALL AND WINTER NOAH WA i KER if a sif ix at ar ldt ng BALTIM- re STREET, GENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTH'S FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS, nlfl-tfr READY MADE AND MADE TO ORDER.

OP ED Our large and vaned assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, for Fall and Winter, which having been selects! with great care, with a view only to the demands of our RETAIL TRADE, we feel gratified in being able to offer a more desirable assortment than we have heretofore. SHIRTS! SHIRT Having procured additional facilities in the inanufhetur ingefour POINTED YOKE SHIRTS, we can offer additional attraction in regard to fit and finish. CONSTABLE, WALKER 06-tfr 155 Baltimore street. JJAVANA CIGARS! HAVANA HAVANA We invite the attention of the trade to our stock of HAVANA CIGARS. Confining ourselves exclusively to this business, and having the advantage of a resident partner in Havana, we are enabled to offer superior inducements to purchasers.

MORSE MARTIN, 21 South street. CIUMBERLAND COAL FROM" THE" and MIXES on GEORGK'S CRBEK YAI.LEY, by the cargo at Locnst Point. or car load at Cainden Station. For sale by BOBBIN WABFJEI.D, n2b tf No. 7 South street NEW VORK, PHILADELPHIA.

AND BOSTON EXCHANGE, Constantly on liand in sums to suit by "tfr PURVIS ft CO. GUNS! GUNS! I The largest and best assortment in Haiti more. Double and Single GI NS, RTFI PISTOLS AND SPORTING Goohs in the Jr greatest variety, CHEAP awd WARRANTED 1 getting good article, at 51 South Cal- AI.EX'R McCOMAS W. mane or pairvd in the niHmnr lnr EMRE APPARATUS FOR SALE. -T One new four wheel HOSECARRIAGE, polished me talwork.

Aho, two second hand SI'ITIONH first rTII order. Apply to JOHN KOlmk'RS SON, Fi jy Engine Builders, P7 tf No. 411 N. High street Neither the Captain nor the Con min ttle s' lrl! H- Raachen, master, from oremen, will he responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said vessel. litmtnttt Complies.

jyjARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE. OFFICE OF THE NEP TUNE INSUR AN COM PA NY, NO. FIVE STREET. 4 NEW YORK, November 12th, 1569. TIIK ABOVE COMPANY, HAVING THEIR CAPITAL of up in Cash, now prepared to Issue Policies on essels.

Freights and Cargoes, against Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, and solicit the patronage of the The charter provides that one third of the profits shall be divided among the Stockholders, and the remaining two thirds among the Dealers. It is the intention of this Company to increase its Capital to $306,000, a considerable amount hf which is already subscribed and paid in. The Books of Subscription will remain open at the office of the Company until the Ist December next Certificates of Stock will be issued (upon the surrender of the receipts already given) on and after Tuesday next, the 15th inst. J. P.

TAPPAN, President. VVM. C. THOMPSON', Vice-Preset. C.

F. WREAKS, Secretary. DTIiE CTOR S. A. R.

VAN NEST Firm of A. R. Van Nest A Co. JOHN BRITTON. WILLIAM REDMOND.

Firm of E. Pavenstedt Co. Rl DOLI C. BURLAGE Consul General of the J. It.

DICKINSON Firm of Wakeman. Dimon A Co. JJ TI Firm of Ross, Falconer Co. FRANCIS HATHAWAY. J.

P. ROBINSON Firm of Woodruff A Robinson. LLWJSF. BATTELLE Firm of Ren wick. R- REYN Al, Firm of Vatable A S.

K. Reynal. STARKS W. LEWIS Firm of S. W.

Lewis A Co. CHARLES of Troost, Schroder A Co. rii An Yivm of M. Lienau Co CH W. CROSBY Firm of Crosby, Dibblee Co.

ii Firm of J. il. Coghill A Co. L. 1 SANGER.

JOHN MORTIMER. Firm of Tappan Starbuck. G. A. TOWNSEND.

EHMUNH T'A'BI'R. Firm of J. D. Fish A Co. LOUIS WALSH Firm of Walsh, Carver Chase.

ALEXANDRE. WM. A. SALE Firm of Wm. A.

Sale Co. GDSTAVUS A. BRETT Firm of Brett, Son A Co. WM. HALSEY President 7th Ward Bank.

11. FOGG nnof Fogg Bros. R. W. HOWES President Park Bank BELL Firm of Abraham Bell's Sons.

1). CARD ART Firm of Carhart, Brother. J. Firm of Piatt, Gerard Buckley. 'LEY Firm of Haw ley Co.

CLARK Firm of Clark, West Co. the undersigned having been appointed for the above named Company, is prepared to receive applications for Marine and Inland Insurance. GILMOR MEREDITH, 4'J Exchange Place. FIRE INSURANCE ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY, AT LOWEST RATES. POLICIES ISSUED AND LOSSES PROMPLY ADJUSTED BY GILMOR MEREDITH, Agent, jIS-tfr 49 Exchange Place I IFE INSURANCE.

-Li There are at this moment hundreds of persons, merchants and others, who intend to effect insurance their Lives, and have expressed an earnest desire to do so but nave deferred it from day to day for months and years. THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITAL tI.SOO.tMM), ONE OF THE OLDEST INSTITUTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES. Offers every inducement tn those who wish to effect Insurance on their Lives. DEL A YS ARE DANGEROUS. Procrastination is the thief of time; therefore, do at once what prudence so loudly dictates.

The Premiums can be paid quarterly, half yearly, or annually. OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Has leen paid by this Company within a lew years to widows and orphans of deceased parties, without the delay of a single lay after maturity of payment. ANNUITIES AND ENDOWMENTS NEGOTIATED. Pamphlets, with all necessary information, will be prompt ly furnished persons in the city or counties of the State, by addressing the undersigned, agents for Maryland, E. J.

RICHARDSON SON, No. North street, Baltimore. Tr HIMI SAMUEL TOWNSEND, FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. Insures at the lowest rates in undoubted Offices. Assets $2,500,000, safely invested.

026 II No. 59SlOOWP STREET. ft OLU 1 A (MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY. YORK. CASH CAPITAL PAID UP $500,000 ASSE NOVEMBER SoTH, 1858 $1,016,848.33 B.

C. MORRIS. President. THOS. LORD, Vice President.

SAMUEL H. MOORE, Secretary. The undersigned respectfully solicits application for Inu HQce in this dcsirVde office. SOL. B.

DA VIES, Agent. DA VIES WARFIELD, fell tfr 16 Spear's wharf. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK, CAPITAL $1,300,000. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO NEW YORK, CAPITAL $950,000. SAFETY INSURANCE BOSTON, CAPITAL $900,000.

VIRGINIA EIRE AND MARINE INSt'RANCti RICHMOMD, CAPITAL $200,000. Merchants of Baltimore wishing tn effect MARINE or IN LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, wil please apply to WILLIAM SPEAK, No. 65 Second street, d.M-tf Baltimore. A WARE MUTUAL SAFETY I I TJ It A PAN OF PHILADELPHIA. Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania MARINE, FIRE, AND INLAND INSI'RA NOES.

A SitETB, November Ist, 1859, $801,665 57. WILLIAM MARTIN, President. THOMAS C. HAND, Vice President. HKN LY LBURN, Secretary.

The uujlersigned, having been duly appointed Agent of tiiis Onnw iny, is prepared to receive applications for Insurance as above, and is instructed to give notice to all persons in this city who desire to place risks with said Company, that their applications for Insurance must be made at their agency in Baltimore. HENRY A. DIDIER, Commercial Building, Gay street. HA RTFORD FIRE INSURA NCE COMPA ny HARTFORD, CONN. GEORGE B.

COALE, Agent for Maryland and its vicinity Incorporated A. D. 1810. Cliarter Perpetual. Authorised Capital Capital Paid in 600,000 Surplus 300,000 AS3ETS JANUARY 1,1869.

Cash on hand and in Bank $43,465.22 Cash in hand of Agents and in transit 54,827.09 Real Estate unencumbered, (cash value,) 15,000.00 Bills Receivable, amply secured 73,174.55 2,404 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford 230,413.00 2,200 44 44 44 New York 197,750.00 710 44 44 44 Boston 74,620.00 100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri 10,000.00 State and City Bonds, 6 per cents 74,245.00 Railroad Stocks 16,250.00 United States' Treasury Notes 14,035.00 $803,769.86 DIRECTORS. H. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY. ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN, JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN P. BRACE.

CHARLES BOS WELL, CHARLES J. KI'SS. HENRY KENEY, H. HUNTINGTON, President. WM.

N. BOWERS, Actuary. TTMO. C. ALLYN, Secretary.

C. C. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary. This old and reliable Company, established for nearly FIFTY KARS.eontimies to Insure against Loss or Damage by Fire on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Stores, Mi.rchau disc, Mills, Manufactories, and most other kinds of property, on its usual satisfactory terms. Particular attention given to insuring Farm Property, consisting of Dwellings, Barn? and Out Buildings connected, and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, contained in the same, fora term of three or five years at LOW rates of premium.

Applications for Insurance may he made to the under signed, the duly authorised Agent, for Baltimore and vicinity. Losses equitably adjusted at this Agency, and paid immo upon satisfactory proofs in funds current in th fi (J A eio York or Boston as the assured may prefer. GEO. B. COALE, Agent for Maryland and its vicinity.

allimore. February 12th. 1859. felS-tfr STOVES, FURNACES, As the season is advancing, we respectfully call PSIX attention to our large and well-selected stock of FURNACES. RANGES, which we can now sell at a reduced price.

The handsomest and most popular Parlor and Chamber bum either Coal or ood. Also, Coal Stoves, the most approved styles and patterns now in the market. Please favor with a call before purchasing elsewhere. 8188 Baltimore Stove House. AT TIIE OLD STAND, dl tfr 39 Light street.

QOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE, B. COLEMAN, late of the firm Coleman Stet ron, of the As tor House, end more recently of the St. York, has, in connection with his son, 1' REDERICK W. COLEMAN, taken the charge of the above well-known house for a term of years. Many important alterations and have been roade, rendering it first-class in every respect.

The location of this house is oonvenient to travelers and citizens, the City Cars passing constantly to all points, and the Haiti more and Ohio and Washington Depots being in close proximity. Liberal arrangements will be made with families and single gentlemen, for board (eith-r full or partial). They will continue the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL at Niagara Falls, N. in the same sumptuous manner tbat ha? made it so popular with the traveling public during the past season. dl-3m ACCOUNT BO S.

1 8 6 0. BUSINESS MEN OF ALL CLASSES, IS WAST OP G.E DAY BOOKS, JOURNALS, CASH BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS, BILL BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS, or ANY KIND OF ACCOUNT BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR, Will find a superior assortment, or can have them made to order, of any pattern, of the best AMERICAN or ENGLISH SAML. E. TURNER Stationery Warehouse, No, 3 South Charles street. A first rate assortment of COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERY always on hand.

n23-2mr DISCOURSES. SHELDON 115 NASSAU STRF.KT, NEW YORK, PUBLISH By RICH ARB FCL.L.ER, D. OF BALTIMORE. One volume 12mo. Price One Dollar.

Sent by mail on receipt of the price, and for sale by GUJTKAU a SULLIVAN, Tract House, 73WKST FAYETTE STREET, Baltimore. SILVER WARE. SAML. KIRK SON, 172 BALTIMORE STREET. SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS, SILVER LADLES.

SCRAPERS, SILVER EGG SPOONS -WD KNIVES, SILVER FRL'IT SPOONS, SILVER SUGAR AND ICE TONGS, SILVER CAKE TURNERS, SILVER PIE KNIVES. SILVER ICECREAM SPOONS, SILVER CAKE KNIVES, SILVER BUTTER KNIVES. n29-tfr COAL for CHAS. GILMOR, Sole Agent, tf 38 Second street, near the Post Office DR. DEJONGHS' CKI.KBRATF.D NORWKGIAN COD-LIVEP.

Oil 1 have appointed Messrs. G. o. DEMUTII CO to CIIAKI.ES SIREET, HEN ERA AGENTS for the ci'tv of Hait i more. LEOPOLD WKTZI.AR? New York DR.

ONGH-S- Sole A Kent im for the United States. WANTED TO HOCSE at SlO 1 A THUS. SHANK'S SEW HALL, UP stab-? SALE, ROOMS, No. 5 CARROLL and WING sold, eNchanged HOT BED SASHES, OF ALL SIZES. GLAZED OR NOT GLAZED, Made by ourselves, and for sale cheap GEO.

O. STEVENS nu 3mr t7 IV. Pratt street, near Gay street. 'PA KK DO WN THE OLDVV OODK.N MANTELPIECE in your Parlor and substitute for it one of those beautiful SLATE MANTELS, made by the West Castleton Companj', aud gold by their sole Agents in Baltimore. GEO.

O. STEVENS 019-3 mr 46 Pratt street, near Gay street. POTATOES, fine variety of Maine Carter and Peach Blow, for sale low, at the northwest corner of Pratt and Cheapnde, or on board schooner "May Flower," Bowiy's wharf n3u 4t S. WAKDELL, Cheapside. RAFTS ON BELFAST HAN KsT negotiable in any part of Ireland, in suras of 1 and upwards, sate by 022-tfr I THOS.

.1. RS( V. OOLTING superior quality Au hrand, for sale at reduced prices bv jelS tfr AGS. price paid ca3 a North street. 7 SJtetUaiuimf.

3ST Q. 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GI)NS! GUNS! GUNS! RIPLBS! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DOCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer Gr XT IN" SS AT LOWER PRICES tBS-. than they can be bought for either in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or any other city making any pretension. sl4-tl)l4r REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS, OF ALU KINDS.

ADAMS', COLT'S, AUEN'S SEVEN SHOOTERS. WITH CARTRIDGES, THE CELEBRATED DERRINGERS. ANDA NEW REVOLVER, JUST OUT, Weighing only 7 ounces, HALF THE SIZE OF COLT'S Quite as effective, equalled by few, excelled by none, an i cheaper than any Pistol in the market. POULTNEY TRIMBLE. 200 Baltimore street WADS, CAPS, POWDER, SHOT, FLASKS, POUCHES.

CAME BACS, DRINKING FLASKS, CARTRIDGES FOR COLT'S REVOLVERS, BIRD AND DUCK GUNS, SOLD CHEAP BY POULTNEY TRIMBLE, 200 Baltimore street, 811-tDHr THE SPORTSMAN'S, WAREHOUSE BIRD A J) 30 OK (i CNS, Fit Oil THE CELEBRATED FACTOR IEE OF PURDY, ADAMS, YVESTLEY RICHARDS, MAN TON, GREENER, AND OTHER MAKERS, ALL WARRANTED TO SHOOT CORRECTLY, AND CIVE SATISFACTION, AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION. POULTNEY fc TRIMBLE, slt-tDl4r '2OO BALTIMORE STREET. AND STEINWAY SON'S COLD MEDAL PIANOFORTES. The subscriber is constantly receiving new supplier of the above celebrated PIANO.S which an-. beyond lie'- shadow ot a doubt, the best made in the tniti -l States l' tinually receiving the most, unfunded expressions of satisfaction and delight from those who have pinch.i- th.

instruments. Among the undoubted advantages possessed bv these I'i anos o-er all others, the following may be name! Ist. Tbt-ir beautiful quality "I by uj-c, and retaining the tone without oecommg horsh. 2d. Their great power, richness, sweetness and equality of tone.

Their exceedingly prompt, even and elastic touch. 4th. Their great in tune in any cli mate and not breaking strings, a very coromou defect in most Pianos. Having had many years experience- with every facility in the business, the is determined keep HIT TIIK VKRY BKST PIANO i Purchasers should not fail to SKK ANI 1111AK FAIR TIIKMSKI.YES these Pianos. PIANOS KXCHA.VCKh AND RKNTKD.

MRLODFONS FROM $45 to S2OO. P. D. BENTEEN, No. 10 N.

Charles street, and 80 Fayette street, 029-tfr BALTIMORE. ARCADE, 52 CENTRE MARKET SPACE. IMPORTER ANO DEALER IN FANCY COODS, STRING AND TABLE CUTLERY, STATIONERY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOOES, PERFUMERY, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC. Our long experience, facilities for purchasing goods, and method of conducting business, enable us to offer extra inducements. Country Merchants particularly will find it their interest to call and examine our stock.

n22-tJalr MAKE TO ORDER FOR HALF DOZ. SHIRTS, equal to any OlU.t/U made elsewhere for sls fIA HALF DOZ. SHIRTS, equal to any VWiUU made elsewhere for sl2. OA PEE DOZ. finest 4-ply COLLARS usually sold for $3- Boys' Shirts at all Prices.

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, OK FOR SUPERFINE UNDERSHIRTS, vltw sold elsewhere for $l5O Off FOR FINE UNDERSHIRTS, sold OA. elsewhere for $125- FOR GOOD QUALITY UNDER 4 SHIRTS sold elsewhere for $1 00 DRAWERS AT SAME RATES. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, Cravats, Umbrellas, Canes, EMBRACING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF CENTS' FURNISHING COODS. TV OUR SEWING IS AI.L DONE BY HAND, tea having become convinced that Machine Work will not wear equal to it, and every garment made by us is warranted as represented, or the money refunded. RAYMOND A BURTON, 523 tfalr W.

BALTIMORE STREET. vOVEJOy No. 195 BALTIMORE STREET. HOSIERY. GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, UNDER-SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

LADIES' AND MISSES' UNDER-YESTS ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, KNITTING YARNS, SHAKER KNIT WOOLEN GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL No. 195 BALTIMORE STREET, between Light AGENTS FOR WILLIAMS' THIRTY DOLLAR SEWING MACHINES. t.la! JOHNSTON BROTHERS BANKERS, 198 BALTIMORE STREET, WE OFFER OUR SERVICES FOR THE TRANS AC 1 ON OF THE BANKING BUSINESS, IN ITS VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS. DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND DISCOUNTS GRANTED JOHNSTON BROTHERS GEO, GILDERSLEVE, BILL BROKER, AND NEGOTIATOR OF LOANS, (.1 SECOND STREET MbST DURABLE for use with Latrpbe Stoves, are the in made by the West t'astloton Slate O-mJ Baltimore by their agents, 5 ro (i EO 47 Pratt -1 old-Smr 7T7" nock, hxtra and rU)I I for sale by dray lorni Super drayagt- and warranted to or single SAML. A SK, BUCK WHEAT, ot a very supe-IVJ Pin- rncU'il in lanm ami small tiafTf.

sale nut sf 1 JOHNS ft ROGERS, by ommerce street. cJJLVER TEA ANImJoFFEK pure vu-rlintr il. Mamifartuieil and for CAN El EI D. PRO. CO.

n4-tf Baltimore street. i Lli FK F.T>" 5,000 husliel- RICHMOND BROW STLII aHogf, for sale to suit TJANK OF WESTON AND MAN ASS A NOTES by tfrl THOS J. CARSON..