The Pilot and Transcript from Baltimore, Maryland • 1

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lm JOHN tI.ARK~ LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE, Museum Buildings, Calvert 'st. Jong, TON lilt. LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE, No. 3, next to Baltimore si. Bridge.

SKLLMAN dii I'KOIIK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner of Pratt and South sta. W- HARKISOIV. HOOK STOKE, Nortii Gay, near Fayette street. JOSEPH VARIETY STORE, No. 101J CANFIEhD BROTHER, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.

MILITART GOODS, 4c. S. E. corner of Market anil Charier streets. TIRNER, WHEELIUGHT lII'DBE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No.

SS South Charles street, (up stairs.) tTuVER PARKER, 9rOVE MANUFACTORY li IRON STORE, Corner of Calvert and Lombard streets. LKXvii F. SCOTTi, GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Nn. 2 (Vest Fayette street, near Barnuiu's Hotel. G.

L. OUUVKhL DEALER IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Corner of Pratt t. and Dugan's wharf. "K6BERT4 oi: aA'KINSON, DEALERS IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Corner of Baltimore tk Hanover sts. JACOB HOBCK, LABORATORY, 10 SOUTH CHARMLESS T.

I JAM KBGRA Y. DEALER IN DRUGS AND MKDIDINES, No. 83 Water street. LOCK. HOSPITAL, ESTABLISHED IS3O.

WORD TO THE WISE." HON. GEORGECOOKE, L.L.D., FATHER OF PHYSIC, PRIJVCE OF PHYSICIANS, AND PATRIARCH OF THE PROFESSION. NO. 3, NORTON ALBANY, NEW YORK. FACTORY FILLED FINE SALT.

SACKS ASIITON'B FACTORY dtLPY-FFILLED SALT, now lending from ship Cincinuatus. ALSO IN STORE: 1000 sacks Liverpool Ground Aluin SALT; 3000 busl.els 10,000 Turks Island Far sale on pleasing terms, by SELI.MAN CROOK, or. 3 corner Sonth and Pratt streets. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Bailing from New Pork mi the 13th, and frm Liverpoo on the Ist of every month.

From New York. February UNITED STATES, Captain Til. Fisher March VIP.OINT Capt. Lewis lllggins. April SHEFFIELD, Capri F.

P. AUe May STEPHi.N lIITNEY, (new) capt W. C. From Liverpool. February 1 The BHEFFII.LL, 600 tons.

March STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons. April UNITED STAiEo nil tons. May VIRGINIAN, 600 for The qualities and of the above Bhq, and file reputation of llicir commanders, are well known. Every exertion will he made to promote (he comfort of passengers and the interests of importers. The price of onstage to Liverpool, in the cabin, as in other lines, is at $l3O, with wines and si es of every description FTne owners will not he responsible fur any letter, puree or package, sent by tlie shove ships, for which a bill lading is not taken.

For freight or passage apply to STEPHEN WHITNEY, FOX A or ROBERT KERMIT. 674 Southstreet, N. York CHEAPEST AND BESTAMI IN FACT THE ONLY FIRE PROOF ROOF. SLATE! WILL I BULKY, Slater, has reeeivedby tlie ship Pocahontas, from Liverpool, his tall sup ply of thOEO beautiful ELCH SLATE, the roots ol which, (that he put on last have been so much ad inired. lit ordci to obtain the best article in his tine, Uie subscriber has gone to the expense of an experienced Judge of the article, in Eng aid, visiting all tlie Welch quurries, and purchasing the hrst, without regard to Knee, and invitee an examination of his present stock, ting satisfied it will compare advantageously with any thing of the kind ever brought to this market.

lie has also constantly on hand a full supply of AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on the continent, and trusts he will be able to give enure satisfaction to those who may favor him with their woik. To those not acquainted with the fact, he would slate; that the cost of a slate roof isveiy littlo(if any)more than the best shingles, and considerably less than those pretended to be tire prool roofs, whiah, upon the near np. proach of fire, get into a melting mood, and disappuar, leaving the property timy were intended to protect, aa easy pr to the devouring element. The subscriber's yuril is on Union Dock, below Fleet street bridge; dwelling, Front next to the Theatre. WILLIAM BAYLEY.

FOR BALE, a fire' rale carriage HOUSE. Enquire aa above. rifit DlO pHOUCKTs IjjECETABIX PREPARED BY JAUOH HOUL'K, BnU'mdrr, Foil tlie cure of Uie following duuaeee: lumons Khcumalisin, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Mains, Frost Uitos, Mumps, Stillness ol the I Bums. Scalds, ana all of Swellings at tended with pain. flrj-The NIMENT can be obtained at HOUCvq LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market wilh proper directions tor asusg.

Priea 50 Mla IMfIMII JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, StC.SiC, CANFIELD BROTHER. South east corner of Market arr.i streets, BALTIMOR IMPORTERS AND DEALKRS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEVYEIJUY, SILVER ANH PLATED WARE. MILITARY GOODS, OFFER at Wholesale iLid retail, a complete as of goods in their line. Their facilities wi obtaining crouds by direct importatioi, and irom the principal Mannfa' torics, arc such as to afford them ev ery advantage. Among the leading articles of tlieiraaaorunent are the following: WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

Gold Jjevers, ofM. J. Tobias, Johnson, Robinson, Harrison and wilier makers. Gold An- hor vers, do with independent seconds, Gold Lupines and Vertical Watches, Silver Levers and Lepirica, Silver and gill ble for eountry Alabaster, Eliony lit New England clocks time pieces, Ladies gold chains, thld guard and Fob chains Seals and Keys, Watch Hooks, Minature Cased, Lockets. Gold earrings and pins, in sou, Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Re anielled ami gold breast pins.

Do linger rings, Pearl seta complete, Gold Thimbles, Pencil cases. Spectacles, and every variety Gold a large assortment cf common country trade. MILITARY. United States Army and Navy Swordd, Gilt and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thnut Rapier do. Fencing foils, masks epaulette.

plumes, agiulettos, Sword belts, tAHsels, stars, Hal and cup Trimmings, Caps furnished to orger, and trMiinied, Gold and silver lace, Cord, thread spangles, bullion, Stc Eagles, plume sockets, bs'i bat tons, Army, navy and other military buttons Plumes of all descriptions, Pocket, Holsters, Travelling and ride piwtolfc Dirks, game bags, powder Hasko, Shot pouches, pcropssion cmpo, Gun wadding, BRONZED OOOD9, LAMPS, Btc. Rronecd aud gilt luaeitle and suspendin lamps, Girondoles, csndlebras, camllusaeks, Rrackets, stands, Card viies Thermometers, ficc. CUTLER Y. Table and pocket cutlery, Razors, scissors, fee. SILVER, St BWTTAWIA ft AkU, Silver spoons, forks, ladles, Butter knives, sugar teags, Salt spoons, Plated Bread and cake baekebi, WaUers, castors, candPeslioks, Tea and col Tee urns, eperguee, tfaulfers and Trays, Bottle stands, Cups, goblets, tankards, fce.

tor eonmiuiuoa service, Plated tea aud codoe ssui coaipioto, dvo pieces, Briuania ware, in sets. FANCY Writins desks, uressing cases, Work Loxe, 4 card eases, Segar cases, spectacles, coral, Razor straps, tooth crushes, Chessmen, hack gammon boards, Dice, pocket hooks, wallets, Morocco Miniature cases. Musical glasses, bucklpo, Slides, Head bands and ornamaato, Purse clasps, shoo buckles, Decanter Labels. Pencil cases, kc. Military oompanioe at short notice.

Watches repaired and Watch teow aad materials for eoJe. ORDERS from the country promtly attended ta. DOCTOR ANI) IIY'B lIYDROPEDSIA ELIXIR- A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, AS'I'HAMH, PLEURISY, SPITTING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DISEASES OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS. mTO OTHEJtI MEDICAL PREPARA TION bat. ever been offered to tlie public supported by testimonials of a character so decisive, from sources as respectable, or that has met with mere general favor.

From the numerous certificates receatly received, proving the extraordinary efficacy of tlie newly discovered Ilydroiiedsiac Elixir, the proprietor has SEI.ECTXD the following: others Will ba published shortly in apam- Com of a Letter from Col. J. Coleman. EASTON, March 1, 1840. Dear Hating been for -evcral years aiHicled with a troublesome eoutth, much from pain in the breast, shortness of breath, and other distressing symptoms, and after having fried all the known remedies with but little or benefit, I its advised to try the Hydroped.tiae Elixir.

Accordingly I obtained one bottle, after taking a few dovs, 1 was much reliev, ed, and after using several bottles, perhaps three or fotu- I was completely restored to health. I have also known It used in several other cases with like success in my immodiats neighborhood. Your obedident Servant, JOHN COLEMAN. Copy of a Letter from the Rev. P.

Morris. ROCK Hti.r., April 25, 1840. Dear consequence of the benefit I have derivedfrnm the use oftlie Hydropcdesi.tc havegiven my consent la give publicity to facts which have occurred in my own case. For some three or faur years 1 have been afflicted with a severe cough, which atlected mv breast and lungs so much 1 could scarcely let nearly six mouths, at tlie same time acompanied with frequent discharges from my lungs. 1 had recourse to many medicine, without tlie le.it effeci, when, upon hearing of the Hydropedesiac Elixir, 1 was induced to purchase one bottle, which afforded me considerable relief.

i purchased tils second bottle, and before using iwe thirds of It I was restored to peifect health. Yeurs respectfully, PHILIP MORRIS. Sold by G. 3. DUHUR3T, Comer of Pratt at.

aid Dugan's wharf, lower end Centre Market space, Baltimore. an 12 "SOUTHERN STEAMBOAT LI Mi, BETWEEN BALTIMORE NORFOLK, tr PORTSMOUTH. igggifer RGTHK P6BM6 are respect ully informed tiia tlie Baltimore Strain Packet Coiiqiar.) will, with their steam-packet GEORGIA, and twe ether sale nn comfortable Moats, keep up tile Dally Line (WITH THE U. 8. MAIL) between Baltimore, Nerfolk and I'ortstnoul and in connection with the Portsmouth and Uoanok Red Road to the South, aud forming soine cetiqeo' from the South to And AA soon t.

ttiis arrangeinenbi cau-be made, will havt on ara-T of Boata for spted, strength and not to be surpaeaed by anv Boats in the I'nion. The public are therefore cautioned to put no trust in toa malicious fulseheeds circulated by the Agents of the Mhar route agaimt this Line, (they keep out of view their own and deficncies) but may rely on the sMtweiits made by the above Line. T. BHBPPARD, Treasurer. Sept.

184A dim RANTED he a perfect and pennanon sals by P. S. eSAPPRLL, Druggist, octSffiNQ WO, 70 BaiffittOts iwtn, "POWER IS ALWAYS STEALING FROM THE MANY TO THE FEW." BALTimOKE, THURSDAY EVEIIIG, JANUARY 7, IIR. MRS. DAVID6KB' ACADEMY FOH YOUNG LADIES, No.

11 St. Paul Baltimore. AS lias been already announced, this Institution will be re-opened on tlta first-Monday, in September next, when the duties of the several departments will be wnducted by the persons, whose names are affixed to them respectively, as follows: ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, including Uie Latin an it Greek Languages, by Mr. Davtuge, aided by Mr. N.

Morison, a disnngui-hed gradu" oof Harvard University, and Miss M. B. Allison, late ol the celebrated Chnrlesiown Academy, near Boston, both experienced teachers. In addition to the rogular'OSt talionn. courses of Lectures on Astronomy, Nutura.

Philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany, will delivered in their appropriate order. DEPARTMENT OF MODERN FRENCH, by M. Lureintrio aided bjjMad. Aroaiabai to whom, as French Governess, the conversational department is particularly assigned. SPANISH by Pt'Jtrra.

GERMAN by a Dr. I ITALIAN bv Signor B. Castellt. DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Vocal Music, by Mrs. H.

Wallack, (late Miss '1 urpin,) Instrumental Music including Harp, Piano, Guitar, by Messrs Nenninaer, Diehnan, Mrs. Wallack, itc. DRAWING. Air. Helste.

DANCING Mr- Darocher. In tin Moderen languages, the lessons are given daily, instead ogAhreo times a week as usual, a course indis pensablc, in the of the principals, to the proper advancement oftlie pupils. In French the recitations occupy from an hour and twenty, to an hour and forty minutes, daily, independently of tiie conversational ex ercisas, incidental to social intercourse, and, to add the facilities, there will he at rsg. lar inter, als, French and Mush-a Soirees, tor the benefit of the pupilsm those departments resnechvely. HI addition to instructing his own classes.

Mr. D. will continue to exercise a supervising care over all the branches of study live scholars, and seeing that justice Is done to them. Pupils are charged from the time of entrance, rmu no deduction I cill he made JOT absence, except in caret of long protracted severe indisposition. The academical year commences on the first Monday 11 Septemlvr, embrace? forty-six weeks, and is divided into four equal terms.

Pupils arc not received lor pe riod les3 tliau a tenm. and Pupils eitnnot be withdrawn except ai the end of current full term. Tins SEE AS FOLLOWS Board, per academic year, Day boarding, or Dining and thus enjoying the benefit of French conversation at table, per academic year, 60 OO English instruction, in all its branches sl7 50 per single term, or if continued up to the time of the summer recess, sls 00 per term, si- per year, 60 00 French. I taiian, Spanish, German, Latin, each rer 00, orpei year, OO Stationery, per term 100 Music, including Harp and Guitar, at istruater's prices, Use of instrument, per term, A OO Drawing and Painting, at instructed' prices. I Dancing, at instructors prices, Washing, per term, Bedding, if furnisned, per term, .1 OO For the convenience of such as may not koow Mr.

and Mm. the loloiving references nre givsu. REFERENCES. Hon. Stevenson Archer, Hon.

James Carroll, iUchard Magruder, J. Meredith Esq. John Purviance, Samuel Moale, Esq. Nicholas Brice, J. Alexander Nisbet, D.

Sewart, Esq. WG Worthingtoti, 8. I. Donaldson, Esq dement Dorsey, C. F.

Mayer, Esq. Louis McLane, John Scott, Esq. Rev. Dr. Wyatt, Dr Potter, Rev.

Dr. Hensbaw, Dr. Alexander, Rev. Dr. Johns, Dr.

T. E. Bond, Rev. John Duncan, Dr. R.

3. Steuart, John McKim, Jr. Esq Dr. Mackenzie, Win Frick, Esq J. S.

Gittings, Esq. Hugh Evans, Esq James Swan, Esq, Thomas, Esq Samuel Smith, Esq James Howard, Esq John Gibson, Esq. Jacob Davios, Esq John MeTavish, Esq. Joseph Patterson, Esq John Prentiss, Esq Joseph King, Esq James Snmuel Jones, Esq I Donaldson, Esqh, John Gordon, Esq Fielding Lucas, Jr I au 4 dtf WJI. nr.

ll Ait iso.v*s PUIiIOOICAL iMTAIILIIiHMENT, N. Gay street, near Fayette Bad. CHAHBEILS' EDINIItiRGH JOURNAL issued Mon Of original Essays, Tales ol Real Life; Scientific information; Biographies sketches, $2 25 or ets per moiitiL THE LONDON PENNY monthly, imported beautitul wood annum. AMERIC AN REPOSITORY OF ARTS AND Edited by James Mapes, Esqs4 per annum. THE N.

Y.Month ly per annum. THE LADY'S by Mrs. Sigottraey, Mrs. Sarah E. Ilale, Louis A.

with Steel Plaies, Colored Fashions, Music Terms $3 per annum or 25 cents each on BURTON'S GENTLEMAN'S MAG.Vk.IisE AMD LITERARY with aplrnper annum 0r25 cents monthly. THE LADIES' COMPANION by Mrs. Stephens, Mis. Osgood N. M.

beUiabed with splendid Steel Engrav.ngs, quarterly Fa shioits, Embroidery, Terms $3 per annum or 25 cents monthly. THE Terms $3 per annum or 25 cents monthly, 18. B. The above valuable and cheap Periodicals are BHLIVXRRD MONTHLY AT YOUR RESIDENCE FREE Of POSTAOE and mailed to any part of tlie United States. Addresa WILLIAM N.

HARRISON, Literary Rooms, No. 28th North Gay Street, dtf Near Favelte street. Baltimore K. A URLS MESS AND PRIME BEEF 5,000 lbs. Western FEATHERS For sale by TALBOT JONES CO.

au 1 ALHANTY LUMBER. THE SUBSCRIBER will receive in tho com big week a cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist tig of Chair l'lank, Jkcantlmg and 5-8 4-4; also, WAL NUT BOARDS, which will, with ''URL MAPLE CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLING now on band, make a csod assortment, He would respectfully invite the trade to call before purchasing. A constant stlpplv will be kept on hand. ALSO FOR SALE LOW. 500.000 feet Shipping CULLINOS 400,000 'White pine SHINGLES 6 feel running measure ARK LOGS 60,000 feet and 4 inch ASH With a large and general assortment of LUMBER, 9CITABI.R FOR nrILDERB.

D. E. THOMAS, Office head Union dock on tiie-Falla. Below Pratt street bridge! (jry-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena, Kent Bugle, Cliestertown, and National Intelligencer, will copy the above to the amount of $1 each and charge American" ortice. 1 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVER WARE.

GABRIEL li. CLARK has recently imported a splendid ass-oruncnt of Geld and Silver Paten Lever Lcpinc and Viitical Watches, all of whic are made hy the beet makers, snd are warmnted to pe form time, will bs low as any oilier house the eountry. Purchasers will find it to their advantage by calling at ths store, head of Cheapside, No. 1 Wi- TER STREEB. Baltimore, they will find a good as sortinent Gold Card Chains, new psttsriis; Rings, Breaspins, gold and Pencils, Addison's superior make Silver and Britannia Ware, German Silver Simons, N.

B. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired (jj-My country friondr are particulat ly invited to call Store No. Walerst. jv 11 co G. D.

CLARK. MR. DAY ISON'S PATENT' MUSCULAR GUIDE TO PENMANSHIP. IN a report read and adopted by tlie Maryland institute, tin tlie utility of the Guide in actual ound the following: "The repetition tits Guide inculcates so correc a conception of the letters and drills the uniseles into so nxact obedieiioe to the will that fiuluro weuid be little lets than a phenomenon." ROOMS Baltimore street. LANTERN: PLASTERSI PLANTERS Just received fresh supply of YVIIITIN'S celebrated mcliine spread strengthening PLASTERS.

The well known and established efficacy Plasters, is tins and weakness oftlie hack, and limbs, hcumatisin, Coughs, Asthma, Liver Complaint, Whooping Cough, renders further comment unne cessary Purchasers should particular to see thatlhe fac rimtle of the proprietor is printed on tlie Is ck of ihe plaster, as others are countcrl'eitimilntions, sold byfrsg gist? generally. To obtain the genuine, apply to SETH S. HANLE General Agent, 30 Cornor ttnarles and Prnit sis. ggXO THE IN SOL Appli M. for tlie insolvent Laws of the State of Mary luad, can have their paoers correctly drawn up and on seasonable terms, by applying to L.

F. SCOTTI Genoral Indulgence and Agency office. No. 2 West Fayette bMstns.u awry Sareani's City Howl I IIS A IK TUiil and war I ranted tc be superio to every other, In anotrt, oi lime and expense; in ease of management; in comfort, convenience, safety, ntaiaess; in exemption front dua utid smoke; arid in tlie healthiness, pleasantness, uniierioity, and certamty of its temperature. One kind for and another for coal; price to $80; weight, 30 to 60 pounds, It is tiew in structure, and still more new management; so that it MUST be made, set, and used, trictly by the printed directions, aril sinks, more oi ess, toward ttv h-irbariem of other stoves.

It ha? so far been brought into notice anil use, almost wholly by the spontaneous eliorls of leading citizens, chiefly professional, and no case is known of their turning back or repenting. For students and invalid; it is without a rival. Colleges, by early application, may obtain terms highly and permanently favorable for all connected with them. Made and sold by Cuahing It Mack, Lowell, Massachusetts, (five or six hundred dollars worth last winter and six hundred and fifty dollars worth in seven weeks, at Nasliviile, by Whitney he ClueU, Alba ny, N. L.

V. Badge New York city; 8. D. Sexton 40 Light street, Baltimore, G. Hill and J.

Georgetown, D. and there, but not in these places. Purchasers will of course be on their guard. For models or specimens, send to Baltimore Albany, or Lowell. For information, rights, agencies, apply (postage paid) to E.

C. Tracy, Winds' R. J. ops, Nash ville, or to 1. rr, Georgetown, D.

each whom has unlimited power on the subject. J- Meigs, Esq. Nashville, Tennessee, says ol tliil "Its performance is all that can be wished in a stove. I think it scarcely passible to excel it, either in the agreeable temperature of the air wliich it produces, or in the ccooor-tv and neatness with wliicH ore effect is produced. In short.

lam charmed with it and will iicvi rbe After uuing it a year, he says: menu surpass, in my a. all that can Ire said of it." Rev. J. N. Campbell, D.

Albany, New Yerk, says: "1 find ill" answer your description, and to exceed my expectal in every particular. lam entirely satisfied that it in ail respects superior to any Other stove in use." (Dr. C. bought one cord of wood for his study last winter, and has some of it lert.) Dr. S.

Kidder, Charle.aown, says: "I have had this stdwe in nse about 7 years, hava found it fullv to the description of the inventor, and, with proper attention to tlie door and danqier, I will venture Ui say it will be found tire most comfortable, convenient, and economical stove of any in use." (J. Saltar, M. of Boston, supplied ins siove with fuel, last winter, only twice a week.) Kev. E. C.

Tracy, Editor of the Vermont ChtOTiiclc, saw: "Its perfect safety at all times, tlie saving of fuel, the little attention that It requires, tlie uniform and temperature that it keeps up IH all parts of the room, rlicrmnieter in the back part of a large open room keeping within Itali a degree of the same point lor 10 or 12 hours the summer-like atmosphere ia( it gives in the severest inter day, are excellencies that render it literally incomparable." Kev. 11. Curtiss, Brandon, says: "I should be unwilling to dispense Willi it lor any consideration. 1 have found it an excellent article for a sick room, producing a mild and equable temperature, night and day. lain confident that no convenience heretofore possessed can compare with this in cases of pulmonary affection as a substitute for removal to a southern climate duruig our severe winter seasons." The inventor says: "The Air-TightStove was invented In curing a very dangeroas pulmonary attack; and, in two or three such attacks, I have found it more effectual than every tiling else, by its allaying tite cough, (hy means of its soft and moist atmosphere,) removing it entirely in a few days, and absolutely putting dil coughs and colds at defiance, more even thaw the best summer weather, and without its weakening effects would not jmve cone ten miles to the climate of Italy." Baltimore Pilot, Philadelphia U.

S. Gazette, N. Journal of Commerce, ami Boston Courier three months, city twice a week, country once a week. se 26 FPERPETPAL I I HE RAN CIS H. SMITH.

AGENT IIF THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. 750.000 WOULD present to tlie public a new mode of INSURANCE, extensively practised in other cities. Instead aflhe annual premium, a made with the Company in tlie nature of a loan, for the use of which the party is kept insured, lie is not liable to be called upon for any further the deposit may be claimed at any tiiue subject to dlscouai of five per cent. A few examples will render tlie subject perfectly plain, and show that the expense is in soma instances but half the USIHII mode nt the same time saves necessity ot nnnunlly renewing the policy, wherein the neglect of a day has so often preved urinous. A Brick Dwelling in the city, paying 35c persloo annually, maybe perpetually insured by adeposite of3l-3 per eh or $35 in every The interest on this deposlte is-J, 10 or 21 rents per SIOO instead 0f35 A Brick Dwelling in the Country, favorably situated, pavs 60 cents per SIOO.

The depoaite for perpetual insurance would be 5 per et. or SSO per SIOOO, the inter est of this is three dollars, that is annually THJRTT ets. instead of SIXTY cents per SIOO. A FIRST-RATE mill pays per cent, annually, arid may be insured perpetnally for 10 per cent. The depqsite would be SIOO on every interest is six dollars, thus the actuul'eost of annual insurance on tlie mill by this mode is 60 instead of 125 per SIOO.

Insurance is also effected in tlie usual mode on as reasonable terms as any other office. F. H. S. is also Agent for 'he celebrated NEW YORK LIVE INSURANCE AND TRCST.

COMPANY, and prepar. to make Insurance on annuities and sell endowments. Office opposite the Custom House, up stairs. nov 30 From the SiKtptehaSna Register. Although the public have been efteri imposed upon by PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally, a really useful and beneficial medicine is despised, neglected, merely be cause ound in bad company." lam led to these re marks by a eoHversation with a friend fe'w days since.

She had been afflietcd for several years with a disease oi the heart, which had apparently brought her near the grave. One of our most skillful physicians was called, who pronounced her disease incurable. An advertisement Dr. JAVNE'S EXPECTORANT in Uie Register, eauglil the eye of her friends and a bottle ol it was in mediately procured from Bemty Mitchell's in Mon tiose. Before she had taken il days there wasan apparent improvement.

She has taken two battles as yet, hut her health has hecn neatly restored. I have no personal motive for recommending Uiisi medicine, but merely slnte this fact, hoping that it may meet the eye ofsonte who are laboring umiersiiuilar diecases that tltcy may likewise partake of its benefits. A Friend to Hinnanity. Till mo. 15th, 11140.

The above prepatalion Is sold by G. L. RUHURST. Corner Pratt si. a.td Dugan's wharf lewer end ofCen Market Snnce.

au.i J. WATSON. I.tIPKOVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 66 SoeiH CALVAT STREET, BALTIMORE. HE would particulaily inform those who buy WO VEN WIRE and SIEVES lo sell, thai it would be mueli to their advan'tgs to call ou him before purchasing elsewhere.

He also manufactures heavy twill ed Woven Wire for Spark Uatcliers; plain and fancy WIRE WORK for Bok Cises, Windows, Bird Oases, Rat and Mouse Traps, Btc. Stc. tIKINUKII Boston CmeUed Su) gar, ill bnlr. lauding and for anlo by YVITHITOTO EASTMAN jyg 85 But, ly' wharf MARCUS DkJAISOJf, 31 BALTIMORE ST. HAS JUST Rochester White Wheat FLOUR fresh No.

1 HOPS; vet CORKS; Er.glish and Anieriean Sporting POWDER; Bleached Winter Sperm OIL; Leaf SUGAR; Byrup; ve rv choicq chewing TOBACCO, and Principe SEGARS, which, with our usual supply of Creen and Black TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and LICIUORS, are for sale at moderate prices. kUlbliS- 170th.qUH,L8, No. iu to 70, just re 8-JP ccived for bv TURNER, WHEBLWRIGTFC MUDGE RBS NO, S. Cbnrlesst. FBVPE INTEREST OF ALL: A peSofc wish JL to purchase Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses Colls, oinforta, will find it greatly to their in teres to call attiie Bedding Marts, N.

W. and S. YV. corners of Lombard and Ligh streota, where they will find the most extensive nssonmeqfin the Union, which Win be on the most rca.onnble terms. v7 COMFORTS Just finished, a large supply Oonifortablr.s, a excellent articla ter the approaching winter; a person ensconced beneath one of thoee truly comfortable can bid defiance te the auecks of hiijroety "X'V he S.

n. smiter of Lombaid Light stgwta. 884 THE PSLOT. IpHEMOTHER'S IIE4IIT. BY MRS.

CAROLINE E. 8. NORTON. When first thou earnest, gentle, shy, and fond, My dearest treasure, My heart received thee with a joy beyond All that it yet hid felt of earthly pleasure; Nor thought that any love again m.ght be So deep aud strong as that I felt lor thee. Faithful and fond, with sense beyond thy years: And natural piety that lean'd to Heaven? Wrung by a harsh word suddenly to tears, Yet patient of rebuke when justly given: Obedient, easy to be reconciled, And meekly cheerful wert child! Not willing to be left; still by ray side Haunting my walks; while summer-day was dying; Nor leaving in thy turn: but pleased to glide Through the dark room wliere I was sadly lying, Or by the couch of pain, a sitter meek, Watch the dim eye, and kiss the feverish cheek.

Oh! bov, of such a3 thou are oftenest made Earth's fragile idols; like a tender No strength in all thy freshness; prone to fade; And bending weakly to the thunder-shower; Still, round loved, thy heart found force to bind, And clung, like woodbine shaken in the wind! Then thou, my merry in thy glee, Under the bough, or by the firelight dancing, With thy sweet temper and thy spirit free, Didst come, as restless as a bird's wiug gianecing, Full of a wild and mirth, Like a young sunbeam to tlie gladdened earth! Thine was the shout, the song, the burst of joy! Which sweet from childhood's rosy lip resoundeth; Thine was the eager spirit naught could cloy, And the glad heart from which, all grief reboundeth; And many a mirthful jest gnd mock reply; Lurk'd in the laughter of thy dark: blue eye! And thine was many an art to win and bless, The celd and stern to joy and fondness warming; The coaxing smile; the frequent caress; The earnest, tearful prayer all wra.th disarming! Again my heart a new affection found, But thought that love with thee had reach'd its bound. At length thou earnest; thou, the last and last; Nicknamed 'the Emperor' by thy laughing brothers, Because a haughty spirit swelled thy bruast. And thou didst seek te rule and sway the others; Mingling with every playful infant wile A iminic majesty that made us smile. And oh! most like a regal child wert thou! An ey of resolute and successful scheming; Fair shoulders, curling lip, and dauntless brow, Fit for the world's strite, not for pdel's dreaming: And proud the lifting of thy stately head, And the firm bearing of thy conscious tread. Different from both.

Yet each succeeding claim, that all other love had been forswearing, Forthwith admitted; equal and the same; Nor injured either by this love comparing; Nor stole a fraction for the newer call, But in the mother's heart found room for all! ELECTRICITY TN of experiments made with steam at the depot of the Lowell Rail Road, are given in the Boston Daily Advertiser. "The expansion of steam has just become an interesting souree of electricity. The similar to those just made in England, wore performed at the depot of the Lowell Rail Road on the locomotives Boston and Nashua, in company with Mr. Daniel Davis who made the simple apparatus which was necessary. This consists of a brass rod four feet long, with a brush'of points projecting from one end to collect the electricity, and a glass insulating handle two feet long at the rest of the apparatus was such as is commonly used.

The pressure OR both locomotives was sixty pounds to the inch. The Boston was in ari engine house, the dampness of which interfer-'d with the insulation oi (he instruments. Oo immersing the pointed end of the rod in the cloud of steam escaping from the safety valve, the lower end gave oJ a little electricityto pith balls and aLeyden jar. The Nashua was standing out in the san. Or.

putting the rati as h'-fore in the steam escaping! Irom the safely valve, sporks two inches long were immediately drawn irom it, and taken at the distance ol'half an inch, they were 100 numerous to be counted. They passed readily over the intervals in the tin foil of a "spotted" glass strip. A large Leyden jar was charged at discretion and chocks administered. Ether was inflamed by the of the jar. Owing to the snow the insulting stool answered imperfectly, the person standing upon it and taking electricity from tho rod, giving off short sparks of some intensity- The electricity tsted by pith balls and a bit of shellac, was positive.

the pointed end of the rod was held in the steam at different distances from the valve, the electricity was comparatively feeble at six inches distance, increasing gradually till the rd was four or five feet and the sparks diminishing again at still greater distances. The electricity seems therefore developed by the expansion of the steam-on escaping from the boiler. Otherwise much more would be obtained near the valve tliau at a dfrtancc from it. Sparks could be drawn from the cod when it was a foot or two, entirely without the steam. More striking results woule doubtless be obtained in a drier air and with a rod.

The most singular thing observed was a difference between tlie shock and spark thus produced and those of common electricity. The sensatian was more like the galvanic shock, perhaps from the electricity being given oft from a latent more probably from a large quantity being present at a low intensity Irom tlie want of insulation in the most air. The was positively electrifie 1, tlie engine doubtless negatively, which became evident by putting one hand on the engine and taking a spark with the other, when a slight shock was felt in both hands. These phenomena are no less important to the theory of electaioity than they are curious. They may explain, among other things, the electrical excitements of tlie atmosphere and clouds.

The fruits of the earth do not more obviously require labor and cultivation to prepare them for our use and subsidence, than our faculties demand instruction and regulation, in order to qualify us to become upright and valuable members "society, useful to othsrs, or, valuable to our solves. VOL. ER.ECTRrCITY OF THE JHU.VLA.Y BODY. Professor Locke, oi the Ohio Met I IL College, continues to publish the results liis experiments in electricity. Our rear! re vviil remember that we gave, a few RIAL'S sine his account ot experiments made with s'eani.

Another le 'er has appeared in the Cincinnati Gazette which we give: LEAR During my investigations of "Electricity in Steam," 1 found it necessary to have an electroscope of unusual delicacy. therefore, made ar: improvement in the gold leaf electrometer of Bennct, by whit under any condition of the atmosphere, it in dry air point of importance in a bio climate. My design being well executed by Mr. Foster, of the lirm of Wells Foster, I lound the instrument to POSSESS surpassing delicacy. The old electrician? mention that electricity is often indicated by the human bedy 1 had received their statement doufitingly; but as this electroscope stood upon the taule, and the insulating stocl ULE me, I was tempted to make the experiment.

i did so, and to my surprise, on placing UR K-ND upon the cap of the electrometer, the leaves On repeating the experiment seve. 1 found, occasionally, the electrici.Y so "great that the divergence was near two inch and the leaves actually touched the contiguous conductor, thus discharging themselves bf communicating their electricity in a small spark. I have made this a subject of research, and shall be able in a day or two to communicate 1 the results. You.s, JOHN LOCKE. Medical College of Ohio, Dec.

24, 'B4O. MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. following are the standing committees of the were appointed by the Committee on Elections and Messrs. Gaither, Wcist, I'aca, Thayer, Siincoe, Dorsey, and Willis. Hays mid Means.

Bowie, Cor.d, Jones of Somerset, England, Prosstruah, iVicolls, and Martin. Claims Messrs. Estep, Welch, of Knit, Boyle, Win. Lynch, Gittiugs, Hope, and Ncsbit. Grievance (ind Courts of Justice.

Messrs. Tuck, England, Dalrympie, Presstman, Martin, E. A. Lynch, and Brent. Colored Population.

Messrs. Coad, MeCubbin, Brent, Williams, Leeompte, Coombs, and Maxwell. Military Pensions and Revolutionary Claims. Messis. Matthews, Hillen, Tall, Whiteford, Hooper, Orrick, and Richardson, 1 Internal Improvements.

E. A. Lynch, Causin, Sprigg of Allegany, Le-Grand, Geeree, Billingslea, and Foreman. EifvcatHtn. MacCubbin, Williams, Jones of Kent, Heard, Shower, Obit, and Graves.

i Miiitia. Heard, Hearn, Whiteford, Keene, Randall, Ford, and Matthews. Insolvency. Dalrympie, Welch of Ketft, Brewer, Mother, Parsons, Gallagher, and Hooper. Divorces.

Frazier, Jones of Kent, Naill, Seidenstricker, Holmes, Morton, and I ffm. Lynch. I Crimes and Punishments. Jones of Somerset, Jacobs, Welsh of Baltimore coumy. Bowling, Edes.

Billingslea, and Dorsey. Pensions to Indigent Persons by County I Button, aud Keene. Gantt, Sprigg of Prince Georges', Stull, George, and Lowe. Manufactures. Sprigg of Allegany, Ford, Sullivan, Hearn, Poultney, Ciagelr, and Richardson.

Corporations. Causin, Tuck, Gaither, Weems, Legrand, Leeompte, arm Sim- coe. Inspections. Weems, Bowimg, Rider, Sprigg of Prince Georges', Seidenstricker, Maxwell, and Sutton. Lotteries.

Parsons, Edes, Graves, NesbP, Orrick, Gott, and Gantt. Expiring Lau-s. Aichoih, Hillen Rider. Motter, Leeompte, sr, and Cathell. Engrossed BHD.

Messrs. Eoreman IR.cdal Brewer, Paca, Willis, Thayer, and Morton. GENERAL GAINES, MADAME, TIIE TUBES, AND THE LITTLF. On Thursday evening Maj. General Edmund I r.

Gaines and his accomplished lady will dis- course on war, national defence, at the. Musical fund Halt, and all the beauty and fashion of this peerless city are to be present, to learn military tactics. The General is popular immensely popular. We doubt if the capacious piece of meeting will contain half the applicants for seats, but it is the largest hall in town, and those who cannot gain admittance must remain without the doors. The General is sixty four years and he carries himself as erectly and with as tirm a step as most inen of twenty-five.

He is up in the morning early, and the good people in the upper part of Chesnut street may generally see" him on Lis return way from a of five or six miles, if they will look out of their windows while dressing lor breakfast. He is the greatest pedestrian in town. The lady is over understand she is thirty-two years old, but she looks much younger. Sh? is very beautiful; her eye resembles that of the ci devant Fanny Keinble, but is up, no military ardor We expressed yesterday some doubt in relation to certain little domesticatities. We were wrong; the General has an heir, about the same age as Prince Albert's; and be is -perfect pattern of a domestic In regard to the lectures, we said above that every body is going to the Musical Fund Hall on Thursday evening, and we add, that no one will regret having done so.

General Gaines is a man of the finest abilities, forensic as. well as military, and his system of national defei deserving of the gravest attention of ell good citizens. The -horrors of wag' have never been so truthfully or so vividly depicted by soldier's wile. Pnila. Standard.

Among the new discoveries, methods, we find the most interesting to be the tc'lowing- OR A PRINTING PRF.SS.—A Mr. Lenormand, a French mechanic, has discovered the meani of printin" on one cylinder both sides of the same sheet, which enables his mechanical press to act with a quickness double any hitherto Jin own, and can produce 4,000 copies in an hour. OR A New METHOD TO LEAN Powder finely indigo, and dip into it a moistened ran with which smear the glass, and ipe it off with a dry cloth. Very finely silted ushea, applied by a rag dipped in spirits win also an swer well; but Spanish white is apt to roughen the glass. To PRESERVE It has been ascertiined that timber soaked for some days in lime water will resist dry rot much longer than timber not similarly treated.

After it is taken out of lime water it should allowed to dry and Y. Star.